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Va, OLIVE AnhlEs. aged ten years, daughter u cA.
Funeral .II1yate.
BLACk Al Jamaica. Long Island, on July @. 1853.
Notice of inner4i viii be given hereafter
lBAlsimore papers please copy ]
O'clock CORA MABEII young II daasni,r of NarIns
and MARY o. CLANCY. aged two years and InonIh.
O'Clock M. "Wednesday, Juiy n.
=, CHRISTMAS ass oeiqck Am, Monday. July
Wauenton. North Carolina. A.'od sixty yesrs.
s s Wednesday July H. to which friends are In
pEGSEs On Monday. July .. Isss, at 10 o'clock
T. m, Macy A. DLGG ., widow OF the late Robsrs
Hamilton Nnise De- s II the second year OF hr -o
LEIMBACH On Monday. July q, 1855 a; = O'clock
q; m. ELlzABErHA IEiMBACH, beloved wiie OF
Matthew Leiinbach. aged slnty seven years.
Our mother Is sleeping 80 free from all pain
Oh. wax ter not. sweet spirit, 20 sufi ~ asEin.
Pie ualhers 30 soundly, oh let her sleep On,
Her sickness Is ended aud troubles ala -One.
Oh think what she suffered anc moaned IN pain
"a The long night Jour we spotd-d her ia vain,
Iili God N HIS mercy sent down NOM shove
BY HEK cHIIDKES.
Funeral viii take place her residsnce 1900
North Csptol street at O'clock pm "vdno-a,S
TEAGLE. On July 10. lsss. at j: 80 a m. HAIRY
W.. only son Of LenA and Edward Iea.sle, aged tsl
Year,, Six months. seven days.
Another little lamb has gone
.I 10 dwell ,i,, Mn HIM who gave;
Is sheltered in the grave
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band.
And 80 He bent with low ng smile
And clasped our dArliae's hand
BIZ Hts PARF~ra.
Funeral from residence. 2o4 Four-and-a half streA
south west, Thursday, .. M %
TRIcE. On sunday, July 8. 1883. at the residence
of his brotheri-law, Chas. Anderson. 17d2 street
PETER VINCENT 1KICE Ased nfty-one years
Funeral will take place IRON the Fourth Baptist
church. Il street. between Txelfth and TAirtcenth
northwest. Wednesday. July IL. At pm. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited.
WALKER. Funeral services the remains Of
ROBERT JOHN MALkE.Il eldest Of Duncan -
and Mary Walker will be held ST. James church.
sth street at 80 Wednesday the 18th
inst. Interment immediately thereafter AZ Oak Hin
Cemetery.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR

NORMAL lNsTITUTK.-The Summer Normal School
OF the Peabody fund for teachers In this section OF
the state was opened at Peabody Han this AFTER.
noon by Prof. j. 7. McCleary, State Normal
Teacher OF Minnesota, and Prof. J. L. Hall, OF
Johns Hopkins University Of Baltimore The at
tendance at the opening comprised teachers from
some twelve counties, but the attendance soSar
does not reach 100 More are coming In aud over
200 Will probably be In attendance before the
close OF this week. The Institute will continue In
session until the 30 OF August Its general con-
duct will be In the hands OF Prof McCleary while
Prof Hall viii devote his teaching 70 methods
with the English language.
CORPORATION CoUkr-The City Court, Judge
stuart, stiltconcnues It's session. The grand Jury
has returned true bills against Charles Thomas
HOUSEKEEPING; Billy williams, for breaking JaiI
ana Rachel Jones. for peut larceny. The grand
MessrA =. L smith. Geo Nushback and j. n
johnson have been appointed by the court, Q CON-
mtttee TO examine the condition OF the clerks
once. Rachael Jones was acquitted on the charge
OF larceny, ana the court adjourned
NoTEA-The funeral OF Nj. VIM. Cogan took
street, and was attended BY many Old cittze1s and
large number Of other friends OF the deceAsed-
The Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad en-
ployes here have been much annoyed oy tres
passers upon the property OF the COMPANY. Cases
have been begun against Cnarlee kley ana August
mayoe.-Frank =. DeLeA, Who shot Jen Phillips.
had . bearing on haooaS corpus before Judge
stuart yeoterday evening, ana application Tor ball
Was made, but The court declined 20 allow bail un-
I'll the result q Philips wound was clearly ascer
tanned, and be sd1oarned ne bearing until to.mor-
A young child II HI. q. Q. simpson was severely
injurcd by ian to-day.-Mn. Wfll0ughby New
ton Died hi. manning - ~ bona % faarsax near
Prince ayeo6
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rE,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE
ENUE, AND IMPROVED BY A MAGNiFiCENT
khEEssIH9ENCEr kN0WN AS No, Ii20 VERMONT
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed the 9th day of June
administrator and others against George Taylor and
TAS Se wi Y fEni S 81 ad r pISeS On FRI
FIVE 0'CL0t X 7. NJ. sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder all the right, tile and interest OF the
said George Taylor in and 10 the following rif,ed
real estate 10 wit; Lots numbered from forty-nne
I3 to sixty 900, both inclusive and the south tteen
nunberd torty-,ight 49, by the full depth the cot
all III the said George laylors subdivision part OF
Inc plat or pan oi the city OF Washington, in the DIS
irlct u GO aihbia a. per plat recorded Liber W. b
c. b Ing the property occupied by the said taylor
on the west SIDE Of Vermont avenue opposite The
Said sale viii be made subject deed of trust made
by sad George Taylor and vile to H. W. Tyler and r.
Dis rict Iiber No. 1885, at folio A. ct seq The
following notes secured by said trust remain unpaid
ts6O,OOOl. which natures on the 2:}d day of July.
1888, ana two notes for interest the first
dollars one Of which maiared on the Sd dav of
January iaSs and tie other will mature Oh the .1d
Terms oi sale One-tbird - of the purchase money
cash III hand and the residue in two equal instruments
on credit OF one and two Years respectvey from the
his notes for the deferred instalments of purchase
two years RESPECTIVELY thereafter with interest at
per cent from date until paid payable "
may be satisfactory to the undersigned or approved by
tue court or the purchaser may pay all cash. at
Of sale and the purchaser viii be requr ed t to tuiy
comply with the terms sale within ten days there
s or ihs viii n resod a. his and
WILLIAM TAYLoE SNYDER. trustee.
CHARLES c: COLE, f Ruiia,ss
1y9-d&ds Fendall Building.
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baltimore Markcts.

BALTIMORE, Nd. July 10 Virefnia new threes
635v; 90. ten-forues, :l4s4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Md. July lO-Cotton etesdy-mid-
ding. 1Oa. Flour steady. wheat-southern firm :
Fun. StaS9; Longberry, S7a90: western. easy; No.
winter red, spot and July. S4aS4}s: August, S4Aa
80: septsMber' s5,asas6: Deeember, s9sa9o Corn
mixed spot. and July, 547.a55; August, 5oaa55s;
september. 36a5oA. Oats, dun aud steady-southern
and Pennsylvania, 3Sa42: western white. 4la42 -
western mixed 4Oa40b Rye dull and nominal
prime 3sa6U. Hay hrm-prime to choice western,
dull and steady-Isa2O. Eggs weak-14al4S Pc.
troleum steady-rehned. IN. Coffee steady-Rio car
goes. fair IAN Sugar frm-A-sott o5s: copper re-
hned, firm, l5hal5k. Whisky steady. l26sl2s
Freights to Liverpool per steamer. quiet and uomi-
mai cotton. 5-32d.: hour. per ton. 6s grain, Sd.
Saes-yheat 300 900 bushels: corn, IL 600 bushels
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Execution at Rochester.


MURDER OF MRS. ADA sToNE.
ROCHESTER y. Y, July l0-Edward A. Deacons
was hanged at 20 minutes before IL O'Clock this
morning. His neck was broken by the fall Dea-
cons was executed for the murder OF Mrs. Ada
Stone, at East Rochester, on the evening OF Au-
gust IL, 1857. The husband OF the victim, upon
returning home from work that night, found the
dead body OF his wife in the cellar with flour
sack drawn tightly around her neck, which was
ment. The alarm was at once given, but no trace
or the murderer could be found. Late that night a
tramp was arrested at Canandaigua who gave the
name OF shelton. He afterward proved TO be
Deacons. He made a full confession. His crime
was committed because Mrs. Stone refused 70 give
MIN food. Deacons slept none last night, but ate
a hearty breakfast this morning, after which he
chatted in a careless manner with his callers,
but abused any newspaper men who appeared.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon, deaths were reported TO the health
Office. as follows: VIM. X. Lindner, white 5months;
Casmien Genesi, white, IS years; Maud - >izer,
white, 3 months; Frederick f. White. while 4
months; Mary X. Connell, white 2 months; Paul
b. Shields white, months; James Y. Christmas.
Edna L. DAILY, white, 20 years; george smith
white, y years; Hattie Hawd, colored year;
sarah Toliver, coloied, % years; Hattie Brown.
colored, l month; Eva May Mccoy, colored, q
months; Ruth A. GranthiT. colored, o months:
Minnie White, coloTed, 10 months; George Ran
son. colored % years; George Brent, co!ored 80
years; kobL l.. smith, cOlored. z months
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
NOS, Zig 221S, 222O AND 2222 q STREE L
NORTHWEST, AND Nos. 22ll AND 22I3 F
STkEET NORTHWEST; LARGE BRICK STA
BILE AND VACANT LOT.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
NO ll6S folio 4S6 ct seq, of the land records OF the
DISTRICT Of Columbia, will sell ON MONDAY, the
NINTH DAY OF JULY, AID, 1883. at HALF PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the premises all
those certain pieces or parcels of land and premises
known and described on the ground plan
or, pat OF Washington city, District OF
Coluin9a as and being all OF original Lots numbered
TWO ana six, IN square numbered fiftyseyen 90 the
SAID lots embracing Sub lots nineteen l9), twenty
GU twenty one CID, twenty-five (22l twenty three
CD. twentyfour CAD. twenty-five C.5), twenty-six
G20h, twentyseyen t2), and twenty-eght ClS) in
John mites subdivision, recorded book D folio
l6 OF the records of the surveyors Office the
trict of Columbia.
Terms TO be made known at time of sale and are to
be complied with in twenty days property will
sold at risk ana e9st of defautins purchaser. de-
post OF $500 will be required piece of prop
erty when bid is accepted Convey ancing Sc ut pur
chaser's cost.
GEORGE GATOR, rr.,oo.
je25-eoSds JAS. Ii. MARI ! trustees.
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. d.
1888 at same hour and place.
bIo JAS. il. M hfiCN' Trustees
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The luser>tate Communication.

Interstate Commissioners Cooley, Morrison.
Walker, schoonmaker and Bragg arrived At the
Elberon Hotel last evening and viii 10 In session
there for several days Among those who VII aY-
pear before the commission are FRANKLIN r.
Gowen, Charles H. Meyer, IT,, r. II. Janyler, Of
Philadelphia; Asa z. Blakcslee. OF Mauch Chunk,
ana John II. Hickman. OF Bethlehem The casa
to-day Il the New Jersey Fruit Exchange against
the New Jersey Central ana LehigR Valley Rail-
roads on peach rates from Pennington, y. J., 10
New York city. To-mOrrow a supplementary hear
ing Will be held IA the matter oi the inland tnns-
pOrtatiOn OF Immigrants nom the pJrt OF New
York aud Ia the case Of James 4. slavery a 90
against trunk lines. involving the rates IN force
and the methods employed In respect TO the trans
portation OF Immigrants from New York % in-
terror western points The first hearing was held
In New YORK IN February. The case viii probably
last all week
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THE LIBRARY uNvEsruG ALTON
ResameA as the Capitol To-day.
TxsTIhorf OF ARCHITECTS snrrHnEysR AND CLARK
LIBkARrAS sroFFoKp AND OTHERS

The library investigation WAS resumed BY the
was f,rst put on the stand and questioned as 20
whether the estimate OF s3oo0,ooo aggregate,
named In the report on the bin was for the entire
building. He replied that the estimates wero con-
ditional upon the character OF the plan finally
adopted, and did not In his opinion, extend 10 the
completion OF the building.
Mr.. Richard j. Bright, x-sergeanLat-arIns OF
the senate. and counsel for the contractors whose
cement was rejected, was sworn. lie told the story
OF the cement contract. reading reports upon II.
both favorble and unfayorable. he declared that
he did not regard Mr.. smithmeyer as either honest
or capable.
Mr.. smithmeyer, who was In the room, replied
that MI. Brght's opinion as 10 his honesty was
prejudiced because OF his Csmitnmeyer'sl rejection
OF the cement OF Mr.. Bright's clients
Librarian Sponord. one OF the Library commits
sion, was next examined lie said his under
standing was not that $4,000, 600 was 10 De the
not construe the language OF the report u
contemplate building 70 cost that,
s stfaetiCn n az ' Was paris tsa, HIS SSS
was the estimate to complete It for the occupancy
OF l.ooooo0 books: not complete Throughout FOL
iu.ovO,ooO books That estimate contemplated
leaving bare great part OF the building 70 be
completed during the course OF nifty years lie
lnoosht me cost OF the building complete, would
ouiidlngs cost>about twice the amount OF the frsl
rough estimates The War, State and Navy DE.
attWent ouAolngs cost, he believed, three Times
the original estimates.
MI Clark, Architect OF the Capitol and membel
Oh lne commission, stated that he thought tbs
building complete would cost about $40. Ooo. 600
ne had PAID no especial attention 10 the debate:
IA Congress at and before the passage OF the bil
provialng for the Library. lie did not know wha
lhey had contemplated should be the cost OF III,
building. They had authorized building accord
tns 10 Mr.. Smlthmeyers plans and the commits slon
allowed the work to be started according TO thes'
plans IL was only after there had been som,
criticism that the Commission looked into the mat
yer lurtner, and he was convinced from the Ian
guage " the report that Congress had though
that the k3oooOoo estimate was 10
the whole building. He said tina
with much. Whatever he advised was general,
agreed 10 10y the commission. lie lNr Clark az
not agree with Mr.. smithmeyer at all times, bu
When disagreement occurred the majority OF III
COMMISSION always sided with the architect, Tn
Responsibility lying with him as the architec
authorized by Congress
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
~ zoos efreet northNs
VALUABLE UNIMpROvED PROPERTY. BETWEEN
AND H AND CANAL AND HALF STREETS


VALUABLE uNIMPRovEp PROPERTY BETWEEN
CIR AsP 81 ef fShI6 axe ahts STREETS
BY Virtue q deed Of trust. duly recorded in iiber
ss ss of s s for WITH III
I pP ST e: sG on at
~ the following property situate II the
o.. in square east Of square 10 643; Lots num6ered
81 9, +, = g. 70, II e. is. Il: Is, r. 20 q, and
subdivision OF original lot numbered two 2 in said
RI Ts9GTed IN the sprsey9rs Oss Of the Dis
that part Of lot No 10 Of Curtis ct al su6diy
Ss3 IN s"id ann
described as follows Besinning at peint in the south
Of said square said point being also the north
wss corr of said lot % and running thence cas-.
thence south 800 feet. thence in northwesterly d
those Ia and Is in said subdivision being
all OF sad lots IA and 10 except the portions thereof
by deed duly recorded Lber 1884 folio 34s Of said
ssS @ ii sSd is sq sSs
four. ye. and six years from January l. 1857. with
per cent interest Deposit of $3.50 at time of sale.
comped with within ten days or property will be re-
sold at cost OF purchaser; c,prs,
f fRSs z: f fhkSskL1.s Trustees.
GEO. W. sT1cKNEY, Auctioneer, 1896 st. je29-dSds
~ THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET,
TEtE b,fRr STREET EE 3PP9sLTE
I ENi AR bwF MPR BOY o ~ THREE TwosTokY
DWElllNG HOUSES.
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity No II 1885,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction in
iI9nt OF the premises. on TUESDAY, the TENTH
DAY OF July. A. ID. 1883, at HALFPAST FIVE
OCL0CkP NJ the following real estate in the city of
Washington. District of Columbia described as being
part OF lot seven ( III square two hundred
three 263 beginning at the southwest of said
lot on Atm street west and running north forty
(4O) feet thence east one hundf ed and five O5) feet
ten tlO) inches; thence south forty (4Ol feet and
thence west one hundred and five QO5j feet ten (IOJ
he's TO the BEGINNING improved by three two-story
br1cS dwellings,, with modern improvements and in
good condition.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. and the balance in
ole and two years. with interest from the DAY of sale
Tor which the notes of the purchaser must be given
secured by deed of trust property sold or a cash
at the purchasers option deposit Of 800 on eac
house will be required the time of sale All convey
aSlng and recording at the purchasers cost. Taxes
Will e paid to day Of sale If the terms Of sale are not
complied with i'll ten days the Trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and the defaultg
purchaser.
JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
900 9th st. NV.
JAMES +. SHEA Trustee
,u.-. - or Pennsylvania ave. NV
DUNCANSON BHOS.. AHctOneers te30-dSds
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Gun LITTLE Son CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.

Our little son will be four years Of on the 25th
instant. In May 1855. he was attacked with a very
painful breaking out of the skin. We called in ply
stefan, who treated him for about four weeks. The
child received little good from the treatment, as
the breaking out supposed by the physician to be
hives i'll aggravated form became larger i'll blotches
and more and more distressing. We were frequently
Obliged to get up in the night and rub him with soda
in water, strong lniments. etc. Finally We called
other ysicans until less than six had attempted
to him, all alike falling and the child steadily
getting and until about the goth OF last
July, when BEGAN to give him CUTIcURA REsoLv-
ENT internally and the CUTIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP
externally and by the last of August he was nearly
well that him only one dose of thc,KEsoLv-
about second day for about ten days longer
and he has been troubled since with the horrible
malady. In ali used less than half Of a bottle
of CUTICURA REsoLvEST little less than one box of
CUTICURA, only one cake of CUTICUKA SOAP.
Ii. Z. RYAN, Cayuga Livingston County, III.
Subscribed aud sworn to before this fourth day
of January, 1887. &. n. COE, j. +.
Sold everywhere Price: CUrIcURA, Soc; SOAP, Poe
REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the PoTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
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A KENTUCKY JUDGE KILLS MAN WHOM NE cASNo
BLACkMAII-

n
BLACkMAII-
Judge A. NJ. Pulliam, on Friday, killed James
Miller, a wealthy farmer, al Hardinsburg ny.
Pulliam, yesterday, waived an examination aud
went to jail without ball n has been discovered
that Pulliam and Miller went together into the
formers ofilce, when Pulliam submitted 60 Miller
for signature a staiemeaJ that MAicr had bcen
criminally Intimate with MIS- Puliiam, and IA e
In consideration OF that fact, De would pay Pub
liam $1,000. The statement was IN Ink IN Pub
liam's writing. BeoH, In pencil. and leaving a
space Tor the signature, were the words IN tho
same hand: 81 VIII give you nve minutes 10 con-
slider this. You may sign or die" This paper as
found under Mller'S spectaCl on PulllaIn' table
just after the shooting. Feeling II very bitter
against Pulliam aud there H. some talk Of violence
Pulliam was soloOn-keeper az CioycrpOrt a MUM
Der OF years ago, ana his place was the r-sOrt IL
women or bad repute. Later he became acquainted
with Miss Miller, daughter OF wealthy merchant,
and a distant relative 81 the murdered man. she
was infatuated with Puliam. and married him IN
spite OF her fathers objections. Twice they have
been separated on account OF Puiliams alleged
inrdelity. Pulliam's election county ludge
Was due TO d reaction against badly enforced
local-option law. His only competitor was a OcsL
OpilOulsi.
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MN. RANDALL VERY BLu.
ssss Lie said 60 have been tn Dangcs
TOR n Time Last Night

Representative Randall was taken seriously n
last night with hemorrhage OF the bowels. Not
long since he had q surgical operation performed
and was confined 70 his bed fOr some lima hui he
was supposed 20 entirely recovered. until the AZ.
Capitol BIZ. and his ply siclan IN Philadeiphia
has been sent for.
ALARMING Rxfokrs
MI Randalls illness very serious In RESPONSE
TO an Inquiry at his house this afternoon Il was
said that he was resting quietly. II was rcport ID
at the Capitol that he might die AZ any moment .
For a while last night, u IL admitted he was IN
imminent danger, but the acute stage OF Tie a 4
tack Is now thought 20 be over.
LfTTLR BETTER
Al 3:l5 this afternoon AZ Lis residence II was
stated that Mr.. Randall was a little better RESTING
quietly, but considerable anxiety was sun felt ~.
him.
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A Heavy Rain Fall.

WASHINGTON IN THE cRSTER OF IT-NEARLY THREE
AND HALF INCHES PRECIPIrATEp SINCE SUNDAY
NIGHT.
The late rain storm, which is about over was a
very severe one. II extended throughout the
states south OF the Ohio River as far as Texas.
Washington seemed to be the center or at least,
had about the heaviest rain-fall. sunday night
and 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, 42-lo0 of an
inch fell; during yesterday 4-lUo last night
ana 10 this morning "a inches; and
during to-day 23-10O or an inch; making a total
OF "A Of rain that fell IA this city since sunday
evening. In West Virginia the fail was nearly as
heavy. Fair weather Is predicted for Tomorrow
morning.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL.
III no Be USED ON 1HE SIREETS AM A.
NUS IN THE CITY Or wAsHINGToN' ID C
OFFIcE THE CONNrssIO>ERs. ID c. MAs4IxaToS
u a.. July s. 1855. Sealed proposals will lse r.stSi
this ONCE until TWkLtE O'CLOCK NJ on satire
DAY, LII TWIN IY-UNE 1855, Tor Ia ishing en- rI
Ing. bricks. asphalt tile, asphalt paving blocks and
granite paving Docks to be used the streets
and in the city ot Washington. Blank forms
of proposals and specifications be obtained al mi.
Office application therefor, tozether witt ali neces-
ssry and bids these forms only Will Ne
c0asidsred The right reserved to reject and ali
BIDS parts 8. bids. ". b. WEBB. :. T. WHEArLEY
C. W. RAYMOND. COMMISSIONER, u. e. jy5-0t
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jy9-dNd
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

lwill sell at auction in front Of premises four lots
with improvements two squares from the corner Of
street northeast on the biadensbuTg road, THURS
PA, JULY TWELFTH. 1883, All SIX O'CLOCK Z.
~ lots IS ~, "a 30. with frame house, eight rooms
renting At 80 per month, in Jas. J. Kings recorded
subdivision OF part of Long Meadows
Terms of sale: One third cash. auce in six twelve
and eighteen months notes bearing interest ut per
cent per annum and secured by deed trust on the
property sold All coBveyanciug and recording pur-
chasers cost. 800 deposit required tine sale
Inls properly 10 lie Soid without reserve. iyo AZ
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO W. sTIcKNEY. Aucsioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

AhL piSIhlCT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dat. january
uoo reeoTded ia ilber No 1247 folio 375 ct seq,
the Land records Of the District of Columbia. viii
T Fiji n pgoie avctipp IN front Of the PREMISES
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate
OF tss IN sad District to wit Az Of Lot in section
tract 81 and called SAINT Elizabeth. said division
II IN Levy Court No folio of the records of
WIS once of said District containing abou,
one acre OF ground under good cultivation, improved
u eooo, two-story frame house, subject TO prior
1855 nv q tei eeH' AAoA '"' T.
Terms Of sale: s40o in cash within eight days from
.. sale d the balance in at cen,
az cash. at purchasers option S1OO must be deposited
wnen the property Is knocked down. If terms of sale
uot c9Pleo with reserve the right to resell the
same at the risk and cost of the defauting purchaser
Sonyeyancing ut purchasers cost.
jy10-3t C KNIGHT Trus,ee