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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNIMPKOYED REAL ESTATE ON FOUR
TGkkTTTHWWE W EsH ANR Al5
STREETS NORTHWEST. AND ON X, NEAR
THIRD strict NORTHWEST
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
1lO13 will offer for SALE at public auction. in front
Of each piece OF property. on MONDAY, THE FOURTH
~ Re or tine S Stv parcels
District of Columbia to wit:
At HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all that GER
tain piece or parcel of ground known and described
inal lots 15 6, IL Is, and 10, In square numbered
2O4 fronting 20 feet on the west side of 14th street
west between and streets north. and running back
1913 feet . inches to an alley, unimproved
At SIX O'CLOCK r. M, all that part Of lot num-
bere6 l. square numbered 1855. beginning for the
at point distant As feet from the southeast
line of 10th street west 90 feet thence 90 feet
inches thence south 80 feet: thence east 80 feet
inches to the place OF beginning improved by large
At HALF-PxsT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that part
of lot numbered 10, in square numbered o51 begin
ming Tor the same At the corner OF said
16 feet Az inches, thence north 40 feet thence
Ii feet A. inches to the beginning, improved by
o sa .sos1ory iTa nf house ~.
cash. and the balance thereof in two equal nstaments
at one and two years from the day of sale with inter
est at the rate of six cent annum semi
by the promissory notes Of the purchaser purchase
and deed deeds OF trust the real estate sold
uas OF S IN ct s
each piece of ground soon as the same is hid off,
the purchaser purchasers shall fail to comply with
sale the sod to him or them viii be resod at
his their risk and cost. All conveyancing and re-
cording 1t purchasers cost -
EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts Iny:.2-d
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EvEnYBoDY INVITED.
To examine the
GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
OAK HALL COR. TENTH AND SITS.
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY.
FOR MEN
g. A. r. Suits, Indigo Dye, at 50.
u A. H. Suits, Mddlesex Flannel, at S10.
All Wool Cheviot Suits ut 81. 80
Au-Wool Cashmere Suits at So.
Pure Worsted Corkscrew Suits at $40.
Prince Albert Suits, from 1880 up.
suits OF CLERICAL Cut. extra fine quality. at $25
Broadcloth Suits at SIS; worth S35
s6 u aall line of Cashmere and ohevi0' Suits from
Odd Pants from 81 up.
Great variety in Coats and Vests in Alpaca Drap
dEte, Seersuckers. Serges, &c, &c.
White and Fancy Vests, from SOC. up.
FOR BOYS TO IA YEARS
Suits reduced from SO TO 81.
Suits reduced from S3 rs to 82.75.
Suits reduced from 81 SO to So
suits Suits reduced from 900 to 1913.
suits reduced from 81 so to So.
suits reduced from 80 to So so.
Suits reduced from SO so to $3.50.
FOR BOYS II TO IL YEARS.
Suits reduced from IS to 81.
Suits reduced from 20 SO to so.
Suits reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
su uiss reduced from from TIC TO IS So
Suits reduced from sl4 to 80.
mS25-3m Cor. 10th andF
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Political NcIes.

In a speech at the memorial services In New
York last evening Mr.. Channcey NJ. Depew said:
AL We ask Is that every man IN every part OF this
country shall recognize what the soldier fought
Tor and what the soldier won. We OF the Grand
Army have no sympathy with what Is known as
the waving Of the bloody shirt. We have none OF
II. N once a year OF ofteber lt becomes necessary
10 tell In imprisoned tones what the was for
and what was It's OutcOme-f telling what II ac-
ComplisLed may be called the waving OF the
bloody shirt. then say let the bloody shirt be
hailed 10 the mast" Mr.. Depew was followed by
Col lHgersOA and other speakers
Chairman Jones, 81 the republican national
Committee, has acknowledged receipt OF the ere
uentlals OF the Malone delegation 10 Chicago, but
There Il nothing IN his letter 10 Indicate which OF
Tie virginia deiegaIlons he Will recognize as
regular.
Judge z ID. White has been elected TO succeed
M EH>tls IN the L. = senate from louisiana
Inc FLORIDA democratic convention yesterday
erected uet gates 10 ST Louis and balloted for gov
stAOl wltAOUt result The platform will fndorse
INC administration ana urge tariff REFORM
" A Mebane. colored. was nominated yesterday
!oI the Flity -hrst Congress by the republicans OF
tLe stcOnd North Carolina district.
Ine NOfth Carolina democratic convention or
sanlIe1 estefuAy, With ex-Representatfye W. X.
COA As permanent Chairman.
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Dean Sw1rr Sam.

/ DEAN OWlfT OA1O:
HEAT. MXAM. IT WAS 80 DREADFUL HERR
THAT FOUND THERE WAS NOTHING LEFT
FOR IT BUT TO TAKE OFT ny FLESH AND SIT
IN MI BoNEa
IT rs HARDLY PRACTICAL FOR Us TO FOLLOW
THE DEANS EXAMPLE, BUT WE CAN DO TIKI
NEXT BEST THING. TO WIT: PROVIDE OUR.
SELVES WITH COMFORTABLE CLOTHING.
FOR THIS WEATHER sERaEs OR CHEvIoTs
ARE THE MOST SATISFACTORY GOODS FOB
MEMS WEAR LOOSELY WOVEN, so THAT THE
AIR PASSES READILY THROUGH THEM GEN.
TEEL. DURABLE. AND NOT EXPENSIVE. WHAT
MORE COULD ONE ASK FOB IN A CHEAP or
MEDIUM-PRICED SUIT, OF COURSE, WE
"BRAa ON" OUR "CLAY sERGssn AND ON ENG.
LIsH" AND scotch CHEvIoTs,~ BUT THERE
ARE MANY sEhGEs THAT ARE NOT "CLAYsr
AND MANY CHEvIoTs NOT ENGLISH OR SCOTCH
THAT HAVE GOOD VALUE.
IN CLAY sERaEs WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING.
MADE UP IN SACK COATS. ONLY HALF LINED
tTo MAKE THEM COOLER THAN IF LINED ALL
THROUGH. SOME WITH FINE SILK AND SOME
WITHOUT. THEY MAKE SUIT THAT ANY
GENTLEMAN MAY FEEL DRESSED" IN.
WE CARRY ALL GRADES OF sERaEs, FROM
els TO s25 A SUIT. AND EVEN THE CHEAPEST
ARE WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs.
IN LIGHT SHADES CHEvIoTs ARE PRAC.
TIcALLY THE SAME AS sERaEs. COOL. VERY
STYLISH. AND GOOD. THESE RANGE IN PRICES
FROM s125o TO $50. AND ARE PARTICULARLY
SACK AND CUTAwAY COATS. LINED. HALF
LINED. AND SKELETON
E b. BARNUM b CO.,
my29 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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H. ro,..

There is TO be contest Of the win Of Gen. Quin-
cy A. Gilmore, who died In Brooklyn on April q.
The will was executed on March 81. The widow,
Mrs. Laura NJ. Gilmore, who was the generals
second wife, was TO receive all the estate with the
exception OF legacies OF $500 TO each OF the four
sons by the first marriage. The latter are contest
Ing the will on the ground OF mental incapactty
and I'm Tue influence. In his petition VIM. b Gil
more says his father told him q year ago that In
lsS:S before he underwent an operation, he made
awill providing for his wife and leaving the bulk
OF his estate to his sons He also says that Law.
yer Jos. N. Greenwood informed him that when
the second will was made the seals were torn from
the Will OF 1859, which was then taken by MA
Gilmore. He has asked Surrogate Lott 70 ordeI
the first Will 70 be produced In court. Argument
on the motion u 70 take place on THURSDAY.
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CPTR1XEP. sRR9PEEKf{, LOCATED 8N THE
sEN hEP FHkb ANn PS
sskFkEz s 81 sTEEET
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
Sn No m xs VII er
sale public auction in front the respective prem
real estate situate in the city Of washington In the
District of Columbia. to wit
On THURSDAY. MAY THIRTY-ONE, 1888, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, Lots IA and 15 in the square or
southeast corner Of street and Maine avenue Lot
and is improved by two-story brick dwelling ana
number Of two-story frame tenements Lot Is con-
tains square feet OF ground more or less and s
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1888. at SIX
marked or lettered &C." containing 35 10 square feet
OF ground. more less and improved by two three
story frame dwellings, Nos 314 and $40 Maine ave-
On SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND. 1888, at SIX
SnSr on 18th sSeea LII R IN
streets lot contaius square feet OF ground
more OF less. and is uni ~ proved. ,
cash the day Of SALE within fifteen days tereaf
ter: the residue in two equal instalments payable
the purchasers promssory to be given for the
same bearing FROM the day Of sale at six per
Se e
be in cash. The title to be until the pur
any Of purchasers to comply with the terms of sale
the trustees the right readvertise resell
at risk and cost Of the defauins purchaser Ali
cSnveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur
reaSrsd 0c On eacn sold WILL be
, W. wnsJ 5S$S$S x Trustees.
mv1o ao6da Ancfionaar
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Lightning ncl,cd Her Hair pins.

WAsASE, IND, May 3l--Sunday night, during d
terrific thunder storm, lightning played one OF
the most peculiar freaks on record at Mentone, q
small town In KosciusSO County. young lady
OF that place was returning from church, when
she was Struck by bolt OF lightning. which played
about her head for an instant and then passed
away. Though terribly frightened, the girl man
aged TO reach home, and on examination found
that the fuid had bent two OF the hair pins on her
head and actually melted one, but the skin was
not abraZed and she was not injured particle.
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TKE GREAT
VNKE GREAT
ny 40 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
-n.,x IN EFFECT MAY 18TH, 1ssS
TRAINS LkANE WASHINGTON FROM STATION

l. tn THE IfNNsYLyANIA ROUTE
norm ~ r NVhih II. WEST: AND sol IHMhSL
STE Pr ph.h,Sh- sPlfNDlD sCENEkl.
STEEL ,kAfis Mh9NlfiChNT EQUIPMENT
TRAINS ia u III .lu ~ ~, ~ "A
Sn,s y 81 % a. = y MAshINGION ikOM STATION.
LOWS; AMI SihIhis As fok
Palace Sls.spirs go. -, a 49, i,ed on
80 am daily 10 cincsn3s, ma d.y ,a iz ,,e
sleeping Cars from Hnrrisburr 10 C,nr,nn.,t .ns
Chicago. with sieepinsc ar Altoona 10 sh,~sso W..s
ern LxrreSs at 40 pm. daily with SLEEPING
cert Saturday Harrisburg 10 Cleveland r,nn...,,r~
daily az Harrisburg with throusb sieers,s 80
Louisville and Memphis Pacific F.pre.. 10 %
Pm. daily for Ptisburz aud the West nth
Chicago. ~ s W
= BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RArIRoAp
For Erie CsnandaiguA, Roshesfsr. Hrffalo- Niax~r~
1000 pm daily. except SATURDAY, with Hlsoe can
For Milliamsport Loci Haven and rlp,,r~ n, q. "a
am daily, except Sunday. "
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. my59-e
TJ0HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH STREET EXTENDED, KNOWN As


Under and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date
on the 18th day of August A. ID. 1881. and duly re.
corded in Liber 9S1 folio 80 ct seq, of the Land
Records of the District OF Columbia and by virtue of
decree passed in the cause wherein John Leetch was
complainant and Pleasant Williams and others were
defendants known as Equity Cause No s7o2. we. as
trustees the request OF the party secured by said trust
will, on TUESDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID.
1883. at SIX O'CLOCK NJ. sell NJ public auction IN
trout the premises all that certain piece parcel and
lot Of land situate in the County Of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia known ana described follows
wit: The southwest one-fourth % of lot numbered
fftynine lo9). in Wright and Cox's subdivision of
Pleasant Plains having front 9th street extended
of fifteen Q5 feet and running back with that width
one hundred and eleven and eighty three ne-hun-
dredths Q11s3) feet more particularly described in
said trust
Terms of Sale: One-third cash, balance in I'D
and two CD Years, securrd by notes of the purchaser
and deed of trust said premises all cash at the
option Of the purchaser deposit Of 800 required
the day of sale Terms to be complied with within
ten days from day of SALE otherwise the trustees
the right resell the and risk of the
faulting purchaser All conveyaDcine at purchasers
cost BENJAMIN /. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
Office. ASP La. ave.
EDWARD LANDER, Trustee,
my26-d&ds Office. 104 Corcoran Building.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES
WINDOW HANGINGS, EMBROIDERED RE
CEPTION CHAIRS, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS,
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, FOLDING AMI
ROCKING CHAIRS. PICTURES, NJ r TABLES,
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD HALL STANDS WITH
MIRROR, WALNUT FOLDING CABINET BED
STEAD, VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT AND
GILT MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITE WITH
n. TOP DRESSING CASE SUITE WITH FRENCH
PLA1E MlRROR WALNUT AND ASH CHAN
FEATHER PILLoWs AND BoIsTERs. VERY
HANDSOMELY CARVED OAK M r. SIDE
BOARDS. SUPERIOR OAK PILLAR EXTENSION
TABLE, OAK q I. DINING CHAIRS. SILVER
VICE, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, MANTEL
CLOCK. REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, SC
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE FIFTH, 1888
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence, 123
Maryland avenue northeast, near the Capitol shall
sell superior collection of Household Effects in
prime condition. THOMAS DOWIIN6 Auct
mv31 -dta
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WAsHIN0TON DANENHOwER,
w (Succeesor TO Danenhower 4 SOM,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
nj m ~

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
g fkISs 4MFt 1kSS wTFH
kNSTS Sv AZ nos so hI9 I2s AND ia MARY
On FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST. 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ viii sell separately. in front OF the
premises, to the highest bidder. the houses above
named the being erected upon original lot :. in
5s6 fronting IS feet IL inches by average
depth Of lao feet
+. Terms made known at sale.
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CHA1L1Es In NV Patterns

We have just opened q lot Of New CHALLIES in beau
tful designs at 1S and 25c The patterns have
not been shown before, and are equal in design and
coloring to French Goods. Also, o new lot Of
FRENCH SATINES in very choice designs; cleo
trio and navy blue grounds.
New SCOTCH GINGHAMS at 371<c.; worth Soc
INDIA SILKS at reduced prices. Choice patterns in
great variety.
Reduced prices in WOOL GOODS
Great Bargains in BLACK SILK LACES Havine
purchased this lot to great advantage, We offel
choice goods less than wholesale prtcea
ONE PRICE
VIM SINISTER SONS,
my23 e19 PENNA AVE
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DoN,r Be Foo11sH.

And it would be foolish to give up your hard earned
dollar without first seeing the Biggest Bargains
offered in frst-class Clothing. Don't be foolish and
pay dollar for what you buy for 80 cts Don't be
foolish and think you do well somewhere else
Look at our 1926 Strictly all Wool GETAWAY Suits.
Look at our $40 Strictly all Wool Cashmere Suits.
Look at $40 Asssbet Flannel Suits strictly all
Wool. and guaranteed not to fade
Look at our Sl5 Prince Albert Suits they cannot be
matched anywhere for less than S22.
Our $40 Prince Albert Suits are equal to any $50
Suit you can buy.
Look at our 81 Business Suits: they as good as
any 4l2 Suit you can buy anywhere.
Well show you full line of Spring Suits for men
from So up which from 25 to 40 per cent Cheaper
than you can buy them else where.
For Boys from IA to IL we have q full line of Suits
at 50, So, 81 and $S.
In order to close entire stock of Chldrens Suits
We sell them 5Orcents ON the dollar
Mems and Boys Pants from 81 up.
Children's Pants from 25c up.
Give us call and be convinced at
THE
L ONDON AND vERPOOL
CLOTHING CO..
my25 COR. 9TH AND STa
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dispatch from Paris, May 30, says: Mr. Blaine
mas recovered from his cold lie Is sun STAYING al
the Hotel binds '-e 80
The Brewers Association OF the Tinted States
me- ~ annual convention az st. Paul yesterday !.
hsIt3 tIniah, a New York sporting man. was
In the Hoar-Dlllon prize night - "S~S"A
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON IVES.
AND sTODDERT STREETS tSQUARE 10O) II
TTHOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 STREET NORTH

UNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
SSekEErI. "a. 97ei sfKEEF 1A sosTa'
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated the "a day q
.oio Is Ct sea one Of the land rscoras Of the DIS
trct Of Columbia the undersigned trustees will oaer
sls A Of ss
the following described property Al that certain
1885, in Brainard Il. Warmers subdivision Of certain
II pons distant es. sa
due east from the Of said and
south nnetyve feet SIX inches to street and thence
to the place beginning together with the improve:
OF sn Ssc snS
Terms; One,third cash, the residue in two equal
deed Of on
solo, or all cash. at purchasers option. Anconyey-
n,asaa. % %i5sH !. SHisSAnD Trustees.
Mas5 A AsGyE sF L s1Hn HUH
AND faACE by order Of tae sasse nw1S .nc
MTHE ABOVE SALE Is UTNAyoIDABLY POST.
~ saaa aS. $aEEHiES bsgsfanD r....
L TATE IN THE COUNTY OF Fr, WSAssHsIINGT9N
GfNG OF TaAT foHToN 81 III
ESTATE OF THE LATE COL HENRY NAYLOR
BEING ON THE EASTERN BRANCH OR ANA,
COSTA RIVER IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT
TO THE PROPOSED NEW BRIDGE ACROSS
TIE ANACOSTIA RIVER AND BY THE WAY
OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EXTENDED
KNOWN AS "TWINING CITY"
BY virtue OF . decree Of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in cause Of Nsior vs.
Nailor ct al No 9,327 In equity, will offer pub
lie sale on the premises beginning ON THURSDAY
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1883, ut HALF
| PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, the various Lots in th,
subdivisen Of "Twinng City" made by trustees
aud recorded in the surveyors office OF the District
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in equal in
staments and two years. notes to be given
ing per cent interest from day OF sale. payable semi
annually, and be secured BY deed Of trust on thu
property sold. all cash ct option OF purchases
deposit Of e25 each lot viii be required ct tin
| Of sale. Conveysncing. &c. st pTrchasers cost.
terms Of sale Arc not complied with In ten days from
property in default the rsk and cost Of the defaut
ing purchaser or purchaser. after 1hve days publ
notice Of such resale In some Newspaper puhshed 4
i NK-Plats showing the subdivision can Be obtaine
ON application to the trustees or tho suctoneerA
| RICHARD SMITH,
l sos ct n W, 49,.
CHAR A ELLfOT 1xusseea
| DUNCANSoN BROS,
HuctionssrA myl7-th,f AstjeAkd
WAITE B. WuIIANs 90. Anctionssa
TO WHOM n NAY CONCERN
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BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, No 466 STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed of trust duly recorded in Libe
No 12s7 folio 307 of the Land Records q the Dis
Uses, on MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE-
A. ID. 1888, At HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
all that piece parcel of ground and premises known
the ground plan plat of Washington city, Dis
trct of Columbia and being all of original Lot
bered thirty CD in square 503 together with
all the improvements ways. easements rights. priv
leges, and appurtenances to the belonging
any manner appertaining. This lot 10 improved by
three-story Brick Dwelling. No @66 street south
west,
Terms One third CASH balance one. two and three
years Notes to bear from day Of sale
trust on premses or all cash. st option Of purchA:er
purchasers cost. II terms Of sale not complied
with in ten days. the trustees the right to
sell and OF the defaulting purchaser.
alter five days pubic notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. q.
FRANCIS H SMITH, r-.-....
my:l2-dkds JAMES b JOHNSoN,5 ATs'
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jar GOULD CoNYNED TO Hn CAR.-Jay Gould.
8 II. H. Clark, and A. p. Hopkina OF the Missouri
PACING, arrived at Omaha, Neb., last evening" on 4
special train from Atchison, and left this morning.
Mr.. Gould u suffering from rheumatism and WSs
unable 10 leave his car.
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A Bercaved Nanny Coats Grief.

SHE ATTENDED HBk MASTER fI MEAL AMI DihAihN
MOST PATHETICALLY.
OMAHA. NER. May 3I.-PeOple who attended
the funeral o, Philip Cassidy saw manifestations
OF animal love for man. In his lifetime Mr.. CASH
day owned a nanny goat, TO which he was very
kind The animal was very dOcile, and used 10
feed from It's owners hands. When the attend
ants 81 arted from the house the church the goat
took its place In the rear OF the procession, ana as
the funeral train wound over the nils, mace us
way several times through the line OF vehicles.
When Il reached the hearSe the goat TOOK It's place
by rs side ard began 10 bleat- the attendants
could not drive II away, and when the church was
reached IL remained " .thout until the ceremony
was Over IL then took up It's journey To the ceLl-
etrry beside the hearSe. When the gate 10 the
burying-grOund was reached the animal was de-
terInined 20 enter, but the efforts OF several men
and dogs Kent IL out.
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lXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE LOT

tSNXECUTOK'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
IL As executor the last will and testament of Jo-
Adams late of Prince Georges County, Maryland.
deceased. and letters OF administration issued
by the Orphans Court of said state and county,
will sell at public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE SIXTH, 1883, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ on the premises that VAL
liable lot OF land of which the said Josiah Adams died.
seized in Washington city. ID. q, ON St H.. W. be-
tween LIST and I'd sts fronting 40 IT. on ST. and
ming south 40 feet There An old tenement frame
house the lot also q small mortgage which latter
will be arranged on the day of sale. MARION DUCK
EFT, Executor and atty-at-law. Bladensburyh Mary
land m l-dt
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.


ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THREE NEW TWO
HORSE WAGONS. &C. ESTATE OF J. J. MICH
By virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court wi,
Offer at public sale the above property at the auction
northwest, Wsshinston city, on sSTWRpaY. snCoSI
JUNE, 1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
my:0-3t "a WATERS. Administrator
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
"A THE RESIDENCE OF THE LAlE COLUMBUS
MT TH h No ais 6 STREET n. NW AS
ALLEY IN THE REAR.
As trustee under the will Of the late Columbus W
Thorn will offer for sale. at public auction. in from
Of the respective premises on tine day and hours men
WASHINGTON and pistrict Of CaIImbal Viz. CITY
ON THURSDAY. JUNE SEVENTH, 1855. at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M. parts of Lots 1 5 and Ii
line Of north 1 street. 20 feet and 8 inches ives
Of the northeast corner of said Lot 10
street. 20 feet and inches thence south. Is;
feet 10 the north line of public alley thence east
thence NORTH $50 feet TO the place of beginning:
proved by q large and connections three-sIory an,
house fronting the south side of north street be
tween I'd and Sd streets and by frame stable
II MI ieis THEREAFTER the 10
49, in McKelden's subdivision of certain lots in Tia
alley immediately or nearly in the rear of said prem
extending back chat width A. feet aud improves
house.
Terms of sale: One third cash within ten days from
the day OF sale the residue IN two equal payments Z
purchasers promissory notes are to be given bearn
at Per septum per annIm from the day
GELS Ind satisfactory policies Of insurance against los
by fire ON the buildings. Terms to be complied wit
E. G. DAVIS. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer, my29-eoSds