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Cora A. Lilt1efOrd.
A WRIT OF HABKAs CORPUS TO PRODUCE HER IN

Saturday RobJ E Henault, by W. P. Williamson,
made application 10 Judge Montgomery for a writ
OF Eabeas corpus for Cora A Lttlelord The writ
was directed to issue to C. W. O'Neal, returnable
on the 26th instant at $3.50 O'Clock. The petition
er states that Cora Ltlleford Is his niece and Is
unlawIully imprisoned by O'Neal, VINO had pre-
vlously taken her 70 Baltimore, where sue had
been confined for Q long period OF time. The pre-
viOuS proceedings by habeas corpus are rec. ted.
The petitioner says that Cora Is about sixteen
years OF age add has the right TO select her ow n
guardian, and her Imprisonment Is unconstitu-
tional, illegal, and oppressive. II Is understood
that Cora Is here as witness In the case against
her father and Mrs Grffn On a charge OF adultery.
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AUCTION SALES.


% oBxhr vooB 3 90, Auctoneera
rS:4 EyD ySSf II I'll z. :: ,.a.S:
email building let fronting California street I'd
str northeast tsouars 72 - feet front by 30 ess
fsr@s on;-ha,s cash. balance one ysar. ESQ deposit.
,sai-ss ROBERT vosE CO.. Auct,on.srH
A DMINfsTRATOR's SALE OF TwO-sToRY AND
a kNTnAf.MINDOM BnlCk DWELLING,
rs, 1IA21 AMP mp. TW3sTsT3 Or. ASp BAshMENf
q hSHRA oS6k 1 n ..
hroush the instrnct9ns Of The heirs of the estate Of
PART LOT o, IN SQUARE S57.
This property hAs front of 35 sst New Jersey ave
nue. and IN avsrses depth Of about 1S feet. The i'm
S ipp so, q end bay
Containing seven rooms and bath. fronting Is feet
and . two-story and basement brick house. No is
New ysrSey avenue con tanning seven and bath
from ting 20 feet This property h sold to close the
estate and should attract the attention Of purchasers
~ the sale Is persmptory.
eighteen months notes Of the purchaser be given
bearing per cent interest IRON day Of sale payable
semiannually and &c be secured by deed of on
premises sold or all cash. at option of purchaser
Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost Adeposit Of
$500 required each house time of sale Terms 20
Be cOmped with in tan days 9th rwi.e right
rese the property in deisult at the risk and
tice of such sale in some newspaper published in
Washington. d. C.
By order Of the heirs.
3sl6-d&ds DUNOANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcl APRIL %. ,sss


yE fEass sERsfFO sy ESqM s sTbcs
f1 Or SIie.go and Northwest sxprsss DAILY l0.55a
q Fer Cincinnati and st. IOuia empress aAuy SEA-
For rttsburs and Cleveland express daily lo.ssA.
si sessHs sns Sninlsss
M 2oS and 5;25 pm. daily, eIprssa
:. Fer or si.seriy and mtsrmsdis,s pointA 30 an,
For baltimore s. $50. $50. ESQ. $50. s,4s, n
tran ESQ., 3o ana Is "A .nS
$50 01s sSS ss ss sS s sa SIS s ma
FOR Annapolis. 9 40 and 30 m. 1910 ana 10
apos 40 NJ H ios So $50 Sao p s'' sum as
For Way Stations between washington and p.,t,.
me more s Q 40 3 800 m, 4: 10 80, SIS rs pm.
on the ssne s.s
m y "a ,o5 grincip.l stations only: 10 ioa
For Gaithersbars and intermedists pointa team.
For Boyds and inier m G Stations. ~
Church train leaves washineton on Sunday only d
lilo pm, stoPping st Al stations on MetropoatAa
For Frederick tlo:loam- ~, t4:3a rs 30 nm
sundays l;l5 nm.
For hSrsy s0s Points on tne f ssep NO r
II 90 Roanoke, and all points south VIA Norfolk snd
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 7..p an ana s.ls
p n from Cincinnati and 81 Louis daily 20 . N
u m.
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington 10 .45
m zoo, z 10. and 90 D. m. daily.
=, From slnyery aud intermediste points north Of
leave Baltimore aas and o II sSnssy sn5
ute trainl II rs. 2. 3, 4:lo s. & o: 30. ssis,
' @ tnd "a 2 mo nj on sSna.ys go O. gos 10
fEfcept sunday. DAILY: ssundAy only,
BasgAse called for and checked 1t hotels and rssl-
dences on orders left ~ ticket ofces Gle and ASA
Pennsylvania ave
". NJ CLEMENrS CHAS q RCuILx
ap30 Gen. Manager, Gen pass Agent
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fxleHTHNEp HIn 70 DEArH.--At Btrdseye, IND,
Miss Josie Carroll went out after supOer "a visir
near netghbor. Her young brother and solne
other boys conceived the idea OF frightening her
w1th spoOk upon nef return through little dark
strip o. woods. About O'Clock the young LADY
started home, and when she had reached the evct
one Of the boys jumped from ambush covered with
sheet The girl uttered shrek ana TELL insensl-
ols 70 the ground The b0yA frightened &C what
they nsd done, ran away, and when help came %
commissions ana died N thirty minutcs me afIaiF
has created sensation Miss Carroll Wa beau-
tlfui gtn ana school teacher. the bora h0aY.
neigheorhooos ana have not been zen.
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l. PENNSYLVANIA RorrE
10 THE NORTH. MEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
peTtblE TRACK sPIEApIp SCENERY.

rIoS. THE NORTH. wEsI. AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL Rails MAcSIfictSF souffshSr.
IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. lsss.
TRIMS stT Thfs RSS ah2s s e rSE
For tRssSSrs and che IVES. CHICAGO E.pr.. Of
xlss 90 an daily 70 ginclnsu and 81 touis
and Buffet % 81 LOUIS. daily. sreeps sssarass.
70 Chicago. with sieepIns Oar Altoona 70 cSiosscs
Car s M,sanst91 . cs,s.so md se Lssi. and e.
DAILY ., H.Sissar %i q ,SseSs md sssns's r.,
louisville and MsaPSi. f sH fr s io,sS3
ihroush Sleeper % httsburs. and hirSan .
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC nauaoap
For Erie Csnandsirua. Rochester, Buffalo, Nise~r~
teV % r;m daily ehesys Saturday. with sasspsss
For Milliansport Loci H.ysn- and ElmirA q ESQ
r. An; IN. day encsp, sunday.
iIsc SC 40 10 % :n III iSS 9. 80
ssIneey p MOO m 10 an , ZOO ia 1000 md
Car Al. 90 an daily. except sunday and 3r45 ,.
For Bos.p6 wiiSog, eh.ase 200 pm. every day.
For BroSkyn y y all through trains connect II Jsr.
direct transfer % Fulton street avoiding doasis
For III: go 20 o. II co. and ,,,,o am
40 4do, GO 10 90 and II 80 m. ON sun:
LSii.5 f.1lSs y o. 20 q. 20
am an weekdays and 3;t5 p m daily. with binins
For Baltimore. o.35. 100 300. go ESQ, 90.
40 600 20 10 oc and Ii st PM ti o. t saO:
day 300 g:o5 $50, lI;.c am. ZOO SEA
4:lO 900. Z: 40. 1000, and IL 20 pm
For Pores Greek Lane. 20 an and 4 40 nm dsslx
- except Sunday
For h06napoiis 20 and 90 m, zoos. 20, ana
m, 4;l0 pm
AL XANDkIA AND FRFDFRrCKepr-Ra parr
Mi, up ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHIN0ToN
For Alexandria 600, as q .xo AZ ~ .s7.
i2Ot noon 205. 4:25 s 90. 5 So q Of & .OS
iioog2 and u ~ m on sunday At 9 90. sssN
Acc9mnodstion for Qusntico. 5: 90 pm weef -daya
ana os p@ ana as s s9S.n soS am daily
Trains leave Alexandria for wa.hingtan a .os 7.0S
eOO. yl0, 1915. III 07 am, 90 800. 3. "a
b:lo, 90, y 81, 10: ar and III .O5 pm On sun.
DAY Al 10 and ll:o7 An 100. 5sl0. 7s05. eI3s
Tickets and information 1T the ONCE northeast cor
e ea o. r,h street and Pennsylyania avenue and e
Of q destination from hotsls and rssdencsS
CHAS. T. PUGH nj WOs 1H
General Manaxer tje4 Gen pa krsns
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Carving Iaer Dead Baby.

Az IMBECILE MOTHER WANDERING IN THE STREET
WITH CHILD CORPSE.
sunday morning, about 30 o'clock, as Oficers
Hagan and McCabe were crossing New Jersey ave-
nue. and II street northwest their attention was
attracted by cOlOred woman carrying on her
arm a large basket When one OF them accosted
the woman she became frightened The ofiicers,
suspecting something wrong, seized the basket and
with some difficulty succeed In getIing tt from the
woman, vino did all In ner power to retain
Possession OF IT. Oicer Hsgan raised the lid OF the
basket, and much 10 his surprise, discovered lying
on bundle OF rags the dead body OF q col0red
child The body was partly decOmposed- Cover
ing the body with some Of the rags they starred
toward the station, one OF them carrying tue
basket while the other escorted the woman, VINO
had been made prisoner. The dead body was
placed In the morgue and the woman was
locked up. The woman gave her name as Rose
B. Anderson, and said she was thirty-nve years
Old she told the officers that her home was
In Maryland, but she did not know exactly In what
county. she was covered with dust, and pr resented
the appearance OF b wing walked a long distance.
Yesterday coroner Patterson and DIR. Tyler exam
fned bOlh the child and Its mother. he child,
which the mother said was born Friday, the doc
tors said stil-born, and the mother, they said
was an im0ecile. They found that the woman
was extremely III, and ordered her removal 10 q
hospital. the body OF the cniid was buried ~
Inc police.
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Death OF a New York state Pioneer
HE WAS THE FArHER-IN-LAw OF FRED. poUGI. Asa
From the n. Y. World
The town OF Richmond, Ontario County, n. Y.
has Just lost by death Its most distinguished citizen
Gideon Pitts. His oldest child, Mary, became the
wife OF Frederick Douglass OF Washington, a few
years ago. Her father was originally whig, then
an early original abolitionist supporting James G.
Burney In 1874. He was foremost insenterprise
pubic spirit and INTEL gent citizenship. at the
same TIN REFUSING all Official positions or the
original family OF nine children Hiram, the Oldest
He was appointed during Lincoln's adminisl ration
10 position In the Treasury Department in Wash.
lngton. when lie still holds, hale anu energetic
alter quartz or century Of constant service
He attended his brother Gideon's funeral on We'd
neSddy last which was he d at the Old family resi-
dence La the village OF hOneoye.
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tfle oostUu IrSnocf1pI
1t was warm Tuesday afternoon and she donned
that green. green frock with the Immense dress
improver, and puffs and drapings behind ana be-
fore, and dignifed and stately she floated down
fremont street. Green were her gloves, green the
delicate embroidery OF her nlmy pocket handker.
Chief green her hat, with feather which swirled
and loaned and dropped and did ali the other
things required OF woll-bred feather, and shaded
from green through yellow and cream tnlo white
and as she passed men held their breath and the
eyes OF women opened wide ana little girls turned
70 stare, but the boys the bad, bad ooyS what did
tnty! Why, the little wretches cried either "LeG.
tuce? Of 'Celeryr
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From Blackwood's Magazine.
The aforementioned wOrd-which Is much more
common In England than It is In America, and
which is seldom long absent from the conversa-
ton OF the viest classes OF low Englishmen-is not
really synonymous with "sanguinary" In its ETY..
molosical ORIGIN thought Is usually held to be 90.
but proceeds from British root OF quite different
and altogether Offensive meanlng-lrOm bioidhe
'rather;" as when Dean Swift wrote to O friend In
England that II was "bloody hot in Dublin" he
simply meant In ! ish-Gaelic phrase that It was
Father not. But the EngilSh lower classes who em.
poy the word SO frequently, though they sometimes
substitute blooming, would not perhaps interlard
their talk with II 50 persistently and ofsnsiveiy
they knew that no greater force attached TO is
than tue very meek and cOl0ress sense OF srather"
which etymOloglcaliy belongs to IT,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A HISTORICAL DOCUMENT.
A Deed 90 the Potomac River and lts
Islands Filed.

Saturday there was placed on record at the court
hOuse a very interest document. namely: adeed
from r J. Washington, OF westmoriand county,
Va. attorney OF Frederick Henry Hartford, heir OF
the last lord, proprietor OF Maryland. to Henry NJ
Marshall and nIteen others OF the family name
and conveys all the interests OF the
first named for q nominal sum as hell
of Lord Calvert, baron OF Baltimore, 70 the Poto-
tOmac River and the islands therein The paper
recites that King Charles i, OF England, In the
eighth year OF his reign, granted TO Cecelus Cal
vert certain territory now known as the state Of
Maryland, which said grant included the Potomac
River; that King Charles III subsequently granted
20 Ralph Lord HOptOn, Thomas Lord Culprper
and oilers what Is known as Northern Neck,
which In express terms Included the PofOmac
River; that King James the Second confirmed this
grant, and Thomas Lord Culpeper purchased the
interests OF the others The paper further Tecites
that from time TO time there have been con-
trOversles as TO the ownership OF the
river and the islands, and for the purpose OF
settling the claim this instrument Is given
whereby the heir OF the Calverts transfers his
Interest TO the Marshalls who are the heirs Oh
Lord Culpeper. The power OF attorney 10 MT:
Washington was executed on the sth instant, and
II Is thought that the grantees will assert their
rights by suits In which the kldwel MEADOWS
people and the Government will De parties
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VNRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
l. SITUATED AT LOWER CEDAR POM ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER. IN CHARLES COUNTY.
STATE OF MARYLAND. CONTAINING THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTH-sIX ACRES. MORE
OR LESS BEING USED AS SUMMER RE-
SORT AND EXCURSION GROUNDS.
by virtue of a deed of trust dated 22d Jauurry
1854 and duly recorded in Liber H. q. -, No T. folio
f. A. OF the land ds of Charles County state
OF Mary and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, will offer at pubic sale, SAL URDAY,
the TnlRIIEIH DAY OF } NE. 1858, on the preni-
ss-s. at the hour Of Two O'CLOCK NJ, 3s9 acres Of
land. more less being part of "Buller ENLARGED
Dover and SucSey," rs surveyed by James L. Brawner
ON the 10th March, 1869. with all the improvements
buildings. ghts and ways TO the same belOnsiug,
Guiding valuable wharf and ware ouse This place
has been used as SUNNI resort and excursion
grounds for several ast and situated at Lower
Cedar Point, on the Potomac River. IN Charles County
state of Maryland.
Terms sAle: One-third cash; balance of the pur-
chase money ia ana two years. with interest frUm
the day OF sale the purchaser giving his notes. secured
BY deed of trust on the property sold, the pur-
chaser may pay all cash. sit of $500 required
when the property Is sold. AL conveysncing At the
cost of the purchaser.
,s,se, r ShsGTkkSSoN' Trustees
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How Your Voice soanas % Others.
Errr1i he RuSfon Herald

In the case OF person listening TO his own
voice aud utterances from the graphophone there
Is much for curiosity, II not wondermenI The
person who never heard himself speak a be has
heard others outside OF himself as it were "A a.
tonisned a. It's sound '@Can that be nv voice as
Others hear lit" he mentally asks for it sounds In
his car with an almost unfamiliar ring ana tonsA
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Strength
Cubic inches Gas
Name OF the
L. 49, 49,.


Il regard all alum powders as very unwnole-
some Phosphate and farlaric Aeid powders Lib
eraie their gas 100 freely In process OF baking
or under varying climatic changes suffer delerior-
alton"
Dr. H. A. Mott, the former Government Chemist
aiter careful and elaborate examination OF the
various Bdking Powders OF commerce, reported 10
The Government In favor OF Inc Royal brand.
Prof. McMurtrie, late chief chemist for the q. 8.
Government at Washington, says: 'SThe chemical
tests % which have submitted the Royal Baking
Powder prove IL perfectly heathful and Tree from
every Geleterlous SUBSTANCE
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E. B. BARNUM L CO.,
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
INTERESTING READING Matter
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

We have received the following special Bargains and
deem cur duty to info the Publ Of the Tact,
Thai all have equal chances to rocure an advantage.
Cases of steel River Batiste beautiful designs, fast
coioIs, mostly light patterns, ut
81. per yard. Real value l2kc.
Cases of Valencia Plads and Stripes, dark and me-
dunn patterns, at Sc per sd.
Generally sold at 12kc
Cases of De Beige Remnants. fully yard wide in
Brown and Drab design> at l5c. pei yard
staudard Value .5c.
lot Of Black Alpaca Umbrellas, warranted perfect
In material and construction, ut $l25 and IL. 49,
worth III 80 and &2.15.
Case of lain and Figured Lawn Remnants, u I'd
vide, only &c. per I'd. Rial Value 1Oc.
Cases of Light CURED Percale Remnants suitable
patterns tor shirt WAISTS and Ciidrens Dresses only
DC. per sd.
Regular price 12hc.
lot OF Venetian Goth, in light and dark pattsrns
an elegant fab c for summer &C. per yd Cen
orally sold At l2kc.
Several cases OF fine Bleachei Drilling Remnants N
quality exceeding Pepperel, suitable for Underwear in
general.
Only &c. per I'D; would be cheap at lie.
All offerings above mentioned an many others you
Will hhd on exhibition in our We l-kuown Remnant
Rooms. situated ON the third floor our establish.
meut.
Ran nlort haA ii, r.. A. Aa-x
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Americana In lhe PaPis Sal0n-

Bouguereau Int-rvew In the Philadelphis telegraph
81 hope that The Americans are satisfied with
the number OF medals accorded the American
painters at the Salon. They have carried on the
lions share OF the honors and that despite the
cruel law discriminating against the entry OF
French pictures In the United states. All, well
America Is too wise and great q nation not 10
recognize some day her own injustice toward the
French teachers and friends or her painters I
was especially pleased with the contributions OF
Mr. Walter 9ay--he is a ,erious worker as well as
gifted artist. ] expect we snail have brilliant
representation from our American pupils at the
Universal Exhibition next year."
And your own works, NJ. Bouguereau-so many
OF them have gone beyond reacn-tO the United
s. ates, for Instance"
Il do not complain Of that" he answered, with q
kindly smile. Il am well pleased that my pictures
snO0ld De appreciated In tne new wOrld.r
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Baking Powder.
INTERESTING TESTS MADE BIT TRE GOVERNMENT
CHEMISrS-

Prom the Scientific American.
DR.. Edward g. Love, the Analytical Chemist for
the Government, has made some interesting ex-
periments as 10 the comparative value OF baking
powders. DIR. Loves tests were made 10 deter.
mine what brands are the most economical To u,e.
and as thrir capacity lies Ia their eayrnlng power
tests were directed solely ascertain the BILE
gas OF each powder DIR. Loves report gives the
following:
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Tnr TINE HIS Cow
WHEN PEOPLE MUST HAVE THIN
CLOTHING. AND THE AVERAGE MAN
WANTS THE INCEST HE CAN GET.
THE HANDsOMEsT THIN COATS AND
VESTS ARE MADE OF SILK AND COME IN
SEVERAL STYLES AND ooLoRs.
"PoNa4Rs" RANK NEXT. AND NO NAN
GETS THE WORTH OF HIS MONEY IN
ANY GOODS MORE CERTAINLY THAN IN
PONoEE. 1T Is VERY COOL. VERY STRONG,
VERY DURABLE. AND WASHES EQUAL
TO LINEN.
FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T CARE TO
HAVE wash GOODS" THE FINE MoHAIR
COATS AND VESTS ARE. PERHAPS. THx
MOST SATISFACTORY. Icing "wrRxY'
THEY HANG NICELY. WEAR ADMIRABLY,
AND ARE As DREssY AS THIN GOODS
CAN BE
IN BLACK COATS AND COATS AND
VESTS "BRILI.IANTINE." "sICILLIENs,"
ALPACAs, AND DRAP D'ETE's ARE THE
MOST POPULAR. WE HAVE THESE IN
REGULAR sIzEs-1N STOUT FOR STOUT
MEN, IN EXTRA STOUT" FOR VERY
FLEsHY MEN. IN LONGS AND IN Eek.
IRA LONGS"
DRAP D'ETE COMES ALSO IN FRocK
COAT SUITS NOTHING IN THIN GOODS
SURPRISES DRAP D'ETE IN DURABILITY.
FOR SMALL BOYS. SHORT PANTS SUITS,
DON'T FORGET THE WHITE AND STRIPED
FLANNEL sUITs-THE NEWEST. COOL
EST. AND MOST DREssY OF THIN sTUFFs.
ALSO WHITE DUCK SUITS FOR THE
SMALL BOYS.
E B. BARNUM L CO.,
je22 s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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ielS-eo6t J. j. MATTERS, ifustees

L fkofEkTY IL ALLEY 'bfTREfN n AND 8 8
STREETS.
BY virtue of deed of trust to u.s. recorded in liber
S OIL se NJ se the ane OF fGs
FIVE e M IN: SaE sss
erty in the City of sshington. District Of Columbia
oons ~ o sns ioas on
81 and -, SO. 80.
and two CD years. with interest at the rate Of six 90
per centun Ter snnum. Iayabe semi-anaually and Sc
cured by deed of trust ON the Property sold or all
be required at time d sale Terms to be complied with
IN tel days. All coiIys ysne,ng At pnrrhSsrs cost
ie2o-eoSds GEO W. sTICkNEY. J irus'eee
V,RUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
Il And BA EMENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. ga
by virtue of a deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
Nc 1913, folio 81 ct SEQ one of the land records of
the District of Columuia l. surviving trustee will
il NJ A. b. 1883. Al HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
LoT rs OF CADEN's SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
a., SQUARE 349,
fronting ID feet IL inches on NJ street. and running
back that width l20 feet to l0ioot alley. together
leges 10 the same belonging or IN anywise sppertan
ing.
basement brick dwelling known q No. ga NJ street
invest
Terms: cash balance in equal instalments
at and two years. notes to bar per cent interest
from day OF sale pay able semi annually. and to be
cured by DEED q trust ON premises sold or all cash. at
property from to years al q per cent. per snnum
payable s. mi-ann ally, and balance cash Conveyance
ing &c, at purchasers cost. . deposit Of $500
CURED at tine of sale. Terms to be complied with
10 days otherwise the trustee reserves the rht % re-
sell the properly at the risk ana cost OF the deiaung
purchaser, after days public not of such resale in
some newspaper pub.ishrd IN Washington si ID Q.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. ,el6-dSds
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fUNRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
III ON I RTREET NbRIHWEST

i ON STREET Nok1HwEST.
BY virtue Of deere of the supreme Court Of the
District umba passed in equity No. 1885,
as trustee appointed In said cause will offer for sale
on FkIDAY thu SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1888, at
Dix O'CLOCK Pm. i'll front of the premises, all that
piece or par. ell Of ground and premises known and de-
scrDed on the ground plat or plan OF Washington City,
In the District Of Columbia and being the east
quarter % of lot numbered four al Ia square num-
ments ways cas- ments &c, to the same belonging
III any wise appertaining.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
cash; one-third IN One year. and one-third ia two
the erred beaT interest from day
OF SALE and TO he evidenced by OF the purchaser
which to be secured by deed OF trust the prei
SEES, all cash, at the purcha er's option Convey
sncing, &c. at pur hasers cost. derosit Of 800
required at sale. Terms TO be complied with In ten
days. otherwise the Trustee the right
sell at the risk anu of the defaulting purhaser
ait r five day $ public notice of such Iesale some
newspaper published in Mashipnton, ID C
WlMAN l.. COLE Trustee,
Fendall Bui ding. 4 y and Indiana ave.
jeo3-dGds DUNIANsON BROS, Aucts.
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VT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,onesr.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
1HE WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET, BE-
TMkEN u STREET AND SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of Q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia in equity No 10669
Doc. "a Francis r. Carter kachse NJ. Carter ct al
the undersigned trustee will offer for sale at pubic
auction in front Of the premises, SATURDAY,
JUNE TIE TWENTY-1HlkD, 1883. at FIVE
subdivision Of lots numbered from seven TO a
10l inclusive of Thomas Youngs subdivision of origi-
nal lot Numbered one I'd in square number nine
dreu and seventy-one Cy7l) together with the i'm
house.
Terms; One-third cash; balance in equal Install
ts at and two years. with interes from day of
SALE and secured by deed Of trust the premises
. i cash. at option OF purchaser. All conveyancng
and recording at cost OF purchaser A deposit of
300 uired at time OF sale II the terms OF sale
be not complied with in days the Trustee
right to resell the pr perty at the risk and cost
the defaultng purchaser upon adverts Of 1--WE
days. CHARLES A EI.LIOI, Trustee,
te11-d&ds 4O6 9th st. NV