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XVALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE UNIMPRoNLp PROPERTY, FRONT-
ING OF LINDEN AND BOUNDARY STREETS,
AT II INTERSECTION OF RHODE ISLAND
AVENVE- LEDkOlT PARK.
On MONDAY, MAY TMENTY-FIRST, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, shall sell in front of the premises.
valuable property, fronting 81 feet Linden
and Boundary street. at the intersection of
Rhode Island avenue, UeDroit parkl This property
il ellgibly located water, and making VAL
liable property Tor the erection Of dwellings and should
command the attention OF buyers.
Terms One-thrd cash. balance in and two years
for notes bearing interest from day of sale and
by deed OF trust property sold All convey ncing
&c cost of purchaser: 500 down each piece Of
property sold at time of sale.
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO.. Auctioneers.
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In Utica, N. T., last Friday night broken wire
hung from an electric-liQht wire, and Thomas
murphy, aged eighteen, touched the hanging wire
With short stick. Immediately he fell down, and
died In few minutes
The New YORK iegislature before adjournment
passed resolution oondemning the uoe OF steam
machines IN printing 0overnm0nt securities.
blu for the immediate abolition q alsvory.
minister 1cLAne lett HAvre SATURDAY o. tia
steamer LABretagne for short vtsit 70 America.
CaliforniA between now and October.
Ine 1nnne o.swo1 q Du9alo age ca1vaaI1ng
the saloons % eeQ only union beeg.
Zen ned v e zoo On chaFgS Of sskd1lG o6Scens
o. the Presdsnt q tle Unitsd seatcS o. - nm.
oaT Question with Nicaragua has made fnvog-
apie impreg1o1 @ re psople q Coca Rica.
toEsa ~ dscegasaoa q X q u e.
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Albert Sstli the Chan, piOn.

LrTTIEwoop WINS THE SIX DAYS RACE, But FAILS
TO BREAK TIE RECORD.
Littlewood failed to break the record as a six
days go-as-you-pleaSe racer. James Albert, with
his record OF GIL miles, made In last February's
race remains the champion. Littewood's record
for the six days Is GIL miles and laps At am.
saturday Littlewood was ahead OF the record, but
the Old trouble with his nip came up again and
the record gradually slipped ahead OF him Little
wood. however Is not dlsheartened and says that
under favorable circumstances he Will get away
with the championship. OF the forty men
who entered the race, only seven remained 10 the
end They are given below, with their records:
LiIrIewOod GIL miles laps; Guerrero, 500 miles;
HerIy, 573 miles , laps; NOremac, 537 miles
laps; Golden, 80 miles laps; Hughes, 49o miles
4 laps; Campana, 3sS miles laps. In return for
their efforts the fiye leaders will share between
them $4,000, OF which 8, 9743 goes TO LtttlewOod
si,5se 80 Guerrero, u, 1921 20 Herty, S794S7
u NOreIllac and Golden RECEIVES &}91. a.
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NEo. W. sTICKNEY. AuctiOneer, $50 + st

RIAL ESTATE ON c STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS EAST.
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date the 18th
day Of October 1852 and recorded in liper 1021 fol
Az seq OF the land records of the District of Co
lunbi and at the request of the party
by shall offer FOR sale at public auction, front
the premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH
day Of MAY, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the city OF
Washington District of Columbia TO wit The eastern
% feet inches from front to of original lot
bered five t5l in square numbered nine hundred and
eighty-six (9S0), commencing for the % feet
inches east OF the southwest of said lot and
southwest corner Of said square, and running hence
east 23 feet inches to eastern line Of said lot
north as feet thence west % feet nches and thence
south . feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balance in one and
two years. respectively, for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser must be gyen bear
at six per cent per annum from day Of sale, payable
half yearly and secured 10y deed Of trust property
sold. or all cash. at option of purchaser deposit Of
$50 vii be required at time of sale All conveyanc-
ing and recording at purchasers cost Terms of sale
to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
Trustees the right to resell at the and
of defaulting purchaser after nve days previous
notice in some paper published At Washington, D. Z.
LORIN NJ. SAUNDERS, ,--...-
myl1-dkds WILLIAM W. NETCALF. Arus'ees
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TNHoMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED


PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
AND LARGE YARD, 1911 STREET NORTH
WEST. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust bearing date on
the 18th day Of February. A. d. 1879, and duly re-
corded, No. u.s. folio As, eft seq, of the Land
Records of the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the party thereby secured will sell. at
public auction, IN front of the Premises TUESDAY,
the FIFTEENTH OF MAY, A ID. 1858. at sIXP. NJ,
OF Washington District of Columbia. and designated
the ground Plat plan of said city lots num-
bered (o five and 6 six in the subdivision of square
numbered t24Sl two hundred and forty-eight as she
is recorded in the Office Of the surveyor of said
city and District, In Lber \. K. folio g. together
with the improvements and appurtenancss thereunto
belonging and appertaining, known rs No. 1871 X
street.
Terms of sale prescribed by said deed Of trust
follows: The amount of Indebtedness secured by this
deed OF trust unpaid with the expense of sale cash.
and the balance at g. and ls months for which the
notes Of the bearing interest from the day
of sale and secured by deed OF trust the property
sold. shall be taken. deposit of 800 shall be
Qured of the purchaser at the time of SALE and all the
conveysncng shall be at the expense the purchaser
If the terms of sale not complied with in full
within ten days after the sale the trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk aud expense of
the detautlng purchaser after ten DAYS public notice
in the Evening Star newspaper &. c. WILLARD.
ap30-dSds Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED. PROPERTY on
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND S
STREETS, BEING 1901 EIGHTH STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the ID day Of Feb
ruxry, 1883 and duly recorded in Iber No. 1927 folio
Sounbia and By direction q the party secured
THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, 1855. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot 80 IN Groti's subdivision Of part
improvements.
Terms: third cash: the residue in equal pay
ments ut six and twelve months. with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per snnum until paid and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. Ali
convey ancing &C., purchasers cost efOO deposit
required az time Of sale GEORGE HOLMES.
nay7-d&ds surviving Trustee.
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III DIPLOMATIC VICTORY OWE NoRocco-A
oSPstcn rom Gibraltar 70 the Exchange Tele-
que between the nited States and MOROCCO Gays:
AItef The Withdrawal Of the claims for q money
lnocmnity an apology was rendered 10 the Ameri-
can consul and orders were given for the frnroedi
ate release OF the persons whose arrest gave ris 10
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IN OUR
UPHOLSTERY AND ART EMBROIDERY
DEPARTMENTS.

UPHOLSTERY AND ART EMBROIDERY
DEPARTMENTS.
These itsms win b especially attractive 10 thoss
who intend leaving town. q you viii be enabled 10
buy EMBROIDERY MATERIALS and FANCY ARTI.
Giles for embroidery special low nsureA We have
not the space TO mention the prices the Embroidery
Msterias but guarantee them to b lower than any
house In town.
70 those hitting up Summer Cottares Va Womb cal;
CURTAINS and other useful articles Of which we
havsa complete assortment ct the lowest prices.
SOME SPECIAL BARaAINs
Heavy Butcher-linen SCARF 0tamped), drawn
borderh and yards long, for Acc.
Heavy Butohsr-linen SCARF (stampsd), knottsd
fringe. "a inches long, for 800,
Heavy MONTE SCARF (stamped), frinssd all
round, yards long, for CSC
Stamped LINEN SPLASHERS, new DESIGNS 1910
NOME SPLASHERS. drawn border for X3c.
large assortment Of BOUND LINEN GOODS
tstamped), at special ngureA
80 dozen Of Fancy MADRAS scARFs. for furniture
decorating, for 24c each
for 81.
line Of LACE CURTAINS. tape edge, SO inches
pair.
! line Of LACE CURTAINS. 81 yards long. hs.vy
twisted thread. worth 4L75 pair; for &145 pair
line Of LACE CURTAINS. 81 yards lons, 90
inches wide beautiful designs and quality worth a
pair; for % pair
IL Lace BED SETS. pieces. beautiful designs, 2k
yards long. worth %. so: for Bliss,
star oILCLOTH. ID inches wide, for lie. yard
Figured Table OILCLOTH, best quality, N yards
wide. for 22c. yard.
10 pieces DAMAsK for furniture covering and loose
IL sis each
.o new ns q SeHS 4
csc. "SA NV" Ao'
line OF Fine FRAMED ENGRAvINGS. subjects
frame Of handsome carved ANTIQUE oak for Si.S5.
A new line of HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES
spring rollers, for 20c. each
SHADES TO ORDER from 75c. upward. Best Harris
norm rollers Ftrst-class workmanship.
Lessons given in EMBROIDERING in our Art De-
partment
STANpTNn A eprCrArru
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stephen Won Kegel, an Austrian m,u,ors,,.
committed suicide saturday He Wa hesr - =
0rtune Of 20.0O0,000 FORMS
Victor Dupont, q brother OF the povdsv.r,.ru
featuring rrm, and one OF the isadins iswvsrs ~
Delaware, died at Wilmington yesterdsv ssfsr
prorracted lines. Of Bnght's disease.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS Afternoon.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN oEoRGErowy.
EkiSk sTREETs Ar PuBfic AUciioN. -
FIVE ySS, y rs .ssf All
ofer at public suction lots Iss 1855 and part ls
street and 1S5 feet 9th @ street the Fayette trout
having about l35 feet depth and l5foot alley In the
yded into lots Of 20 feet front and lot
80 feet front
Immediateiy thereafter win oser lot 90 in square
1O1 having frontage Of SO feet on Frederick t34;h)
street and depth OF l50 feet 70 . i5-foot alley.
Terms: One-third eash, balance in one and two
annually, secured b. deed Of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. ct the purchasers option de-
post OF &lOO Will be required each lot at the time OF
sale Costs OF conveyancins. &C. 70 be borne by par-
chaser. little perfect apps d&ds
ZINE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF
HNEW H Inns Il AVENUE BETWEEN N
On MoNpAY XTTEkNooN, NAY fouRrEENrH.
q HALf-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, We WIN sell in front
LOT g. SQUARE 90.
!rontin9 20 ieet on New Hampshire svepue. between
ana = streets northwest and running back 10
This lot is admirably located in one Of the most
nrsnie locAiues IN the northwest being near the
British minister's and other dne residsncea
Terms; One.third cash; balance In one and two
years n0sss 70 bear Per cent interest from day Of
OF trust on property sold all cash. option OF pur
cnaser Sonveyancing. Sc, At purchasers cost. de-
postt Of e2O0 required ut time Of SALE Terms 20 be
with In ten days. otherwise right reserved
Ing purchaser after i've day.. public notice q such
sale II sone newspaper published in Washington, d.
my9-d DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucta
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LAwYEE MARSH PAVING MADAME Drss DKBARs
LAsSEk-Ann ODeia Dsss Deoar was brought
lnto court In New York last Friday and. on motion
OI Der counsel the date OF her trial ON the charge
~ conspiracy and fraud was liked for May % Her
lawyer, M. John ID. Townsend, surprised the court
~ frankly ainrnlng that he had been retained TO
Marsh. "
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For Killing Li,,Ic Maggie Gaughan.

zEPH DAVIS. A NEGRO, HANsED SATURDAY on THE
GALLONS on WHICH THE ANARCHISTS PERIsHED.
The murder OF little Maggie Gaughan at Chicago
has been avenged by the hanging OF the cOiored
murderer. Zeph Davis. The execution took place
in the county jail at 1I:17 a. H. Saturday, on the
same gaIlOws from which the anarchists were
swung OF. DAVIS was the first colOred person TO
suffer capital punishment In Cook county. The
crime for which Davis was executed was commit
ted on February "a In Green Brothers factory, his
victim being a pretty girl about fifteen years old
Zeph was employed at the factory where Maggie
also worked, as foreman He was busy about the
place that day until O'Clock. After he left, the
mangled body OF Maggie was found In closet
Dssis said be killed The girl because she would not
obey his orders.
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WINNERS AT PIxIICo-The winners OF the races
at PlmIico last week were paid Saturday. The
largest were VIM c. DAILY, s., AL; Abraham Gar
son. $50; ;. 5. Brown, E2,645; Davis & Hall,
sl.Oeo; K W Walden, 81, las. Fourteen others
ranged from 300 down TO $SJ.
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Where nar.hap. are Not Welcomed.
A UNITED STATES OFFICIAL NEARLY STARVED
DEATH IN WESTERN ALABAMA.

a
DEATH IN WESTERN ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 14.-Unlred States Dep
uty Marshal Milan has returned from a rough and
IeriOus trip into the western portion OF the state
He was searching for witnesses in a case now
PENDING In the United states Commissioners
court In this city. The witnesses did not want TO
be found, and they had plenty OF friends 10 belp
them keep out OF the way. For nifty hours Milan
was without food and was compelled TO stay III
the woods The country people refused TO let him
have anything 10 eat, and would not allow him 10
stop at their homes. He returned without the de-
sired witnesses and the case was continued. In
the section OF country where Milan was forced
10 take 10 the woods the feeling against United
States officers Is very bitter and they take deS-
perate chances when they go there.
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SuxnR HAra
ALE TIE NEW oQaoHs IN pEasrs nov
Also DuNI.APs GENUINE nACKINAw srRAvl
N NV shsps. Doys md chnarns Hate q Soe -
al soods = iow - sny houss IN Amsr4oA
NO4EII 4 kuOYT.
IN H0AL HRfET1 PEIiTIoNs An0UNUNfR @
~ 20 esnss Per pegA
TifH cop1sA hss psgss and ssed vsrk suasAa9
DYnoN = ADA1aA Rnnsa.
uS3-1n 61x o. - 40
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
a Southern Romance.

HANDSOME MAUD IT. PIERRE, WHO SEEKS sEcLrsIoS
IN TIE wILDs OF ALABAMA
-MosuE. ALA, May 14-Maude st. Pierre isin the
oackwoo'is OF Conreuho County. Ala Her history
has been going the rounds Of the press, but her
whereabouts were unknown until to-day Four
years ago there was quite sensation because or
.ne ulsappearance OF Jonn W. Neal, OF HUNTSVILLE,
Ala, private secretary 70 Miss st. Pierre, said TO
De lady OF wealth This event occurred at An
dsrson station. Tenn, where Miss 81. Pierre was
mineral lands. Miss 81 Pierre deeply grieyed over
the loss OF Neal. ami presently she, too, disap-
Murdered the man she loved The middle OF April
last the skeleton OF Neal was found 1t the base or
q elin near Anderson station. and II was presumed
while intoxicated
Information obtained shows that Miss ST. Pierre,
.I.er leaving tennessee went 70 Milton, Fla,
et several large trunks as security for board hut
when these were opened they were found TO g n
tain nothing but wood In January last year SIZE
arrived In Conreuho County to take charge OF
school, out did not receive the position. She took
lodging with an old couple and remained until last
month, they receiving nothing In the way Of pay
but draft on Col Cranton, OF washington. said
draft not 70 be presented until June. During htr
say she went extensively into the purchase OF
timber lands. She made large contracts emorac-
Ing thousands Of acres, which went by delauit
htely- She has moved Is miles back OF Brewton'
Ala, where she seeks the greatest seciuslon- Al
though handsome, fnely educated, gifted as mu-
sician, and always fashionably dressed, she asso-
GATES exclusively with the nlterate. The people
she Is now with are trying to get rid Of her.
Found Dead ON Glis Wffe's Grave.
AUGUSTA, GA. May 14-For several days COL
Jas. McCarty, OF Walton County, has been miss
ing. He was seventy years OF age, and had re-
Gently lost his wife by DEATH As be had relatives
In Alabama 10 was supposed he had gone 20 Nlsit
them. until some boys. who had passed through
Mount Zion cemetery, saw the dead body OF man
ling across a grave IL was found 10 be that OF
McCarty. From appearances he must have been
dead a week when found. The body was buried
beside that Of the wife for whom he had grieyed
himself 10 death
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PUBLIC SALE OF ELEVEN SMALL AND DESIRA-
BILE BUILDING LOTS. SITUATED AT THE
SOKN N 0E PENASYLvANlA AVENUE AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOURTEENTH,
n FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, we shall
o. rsnnsylvsnia avenue and 10th street southeast
-Four OF these lots front on Pennsylvania with
the remainder on 10th street. all having access Is
foot alex.
Termsof sale One third in cash, the balance In one
ana two years. with interest and secured by deed of
trust ON the premises. all cash. the option of the
purchaser Title perfect sale All taxes paid to
date of sale,
myS-d6ds THOS DOWNING Auct
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IVALTER B. WILLIAMS I Co. Auct..

PEREMProRY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
f8EER EE1hEEsea 81 r fFFEsESfh n s4EnE4s
on THuRSDAY. MAY SEVENTEENTH, ss HALF
the premisea psrs Lot 4 n square 81 having IS feet
'front.' running back tho depth thereof and 20 b sold
mcnt6S for noSss bsaFns interest ffon day Of ale
"a sscurod D. dssd q xust ON property sold Al
Of sais WAITxB a WILLIAMS co.
NOTICE q .VgRE1X 01v1M THAT w WILL
hisS1 hes1.4 Srss Rsyv s.essS e ssSsSgs 8
Dssass cGasz d ava a1.d }3Sh stA.Hs-,,
sy1a-lvGny3s 1x0G DoHLnd zass
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GEo. W. sTIcKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 st.

Geo. W. sTICkNEY. Auctioneer 93o St
FEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING EIGHTY
FEET ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN
FIRST STREET WEST AND NORTH CAPITOL
I will offer for sale in front Of the premises on
TUESDAY, NAY FIFTEENTH. 1883. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M. lots "A, % 26, and "a in the subdi.
vision OF square 6l9
Terms made known at time Of sale.
myl1-d&ds GEO. w. sT1CKNEY. Auct
DEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE-sIoRY BRICK
Il DWELLING, NO. 031 STREET S. z
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY Is, at SIX
O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front of the premises
LOT IS OF EDWARDS x GARNET1's SUBDIyIS-
IoH OF PART OF SQUARE S77,
fronting 10 90 feet + street, with depth Of 100
feet to alley improved by story brick dwell
ing with one-story back building, No. 637 street
q. q. water and gas;
Terms; One Thousand dollars payable November Il,
required at sale. Conseyancing, &c, at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days other
wise resale at risk and cost of defauing purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. c. Title good
abstract shown at sale.
DUNCANSON BROS.
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CHANCERy SALE OF yALUABLE LOT, Isl
OPROvED By A COMFORTABLE FRAME Dwell
ING H0USE NO 1924 D STREET. SOUTH
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia In Equity Cause No
ot6srs are compisnsnts and .Iillss i. walker and
Others are defendsnts vi ;ei p PUBIC sgctic9 II
DAY OF NAY. AID. 1883. 81 aAII-PAsT FIVE
Of ". 4: Waller and others q lots 10 square two
hnndssd end ninety:ssvsn l207h improved By CON-
Terms Of ssls prsscibsd by the deczss: 0nsthird
sale, OF within 10 days thefsaftsf onsthiFd IN one
year and third In oahtoen months after the day
nte * sdx par csntum per anpum Qnth paid; sr -
time within tan day! after the day Of nla 1hs ats
Sepos q sioo All IS s1s 8 az 3 M
sssy:y:sesi.s 3 f: RS5sAc: st - s:s|p, g
80 ~ Ep1sse E2ssys ne nght g I'll = ~ -
sdvsFtissn@t wifLiA1 6oAtM4E 3<S:sgssss.
Gro. y, sr1cxxxx - .s.
xns9ensS. 6Se1 sk mySlAas
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INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY 10 MURpRR-The in
dictment returned In Boston by the grand Jury in
the superior Criminal Court In the case OF Luther
H. Holman, alias Luke w. Holman Charges the
defendant with feloniously melting one James j.
Collins 10 burglarlously enter the dwelling house
OF Emeline b. Holman, At worcester, 10 steal GER
the prisoners half sister, Holman VIII not be tried
before Thursday.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS. FRONTING ON THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS. ALSO. THREE LOTS ON ARTHUR
PLACE AND PARTS OF TWO LOTS ON The

4 HANCEh1 SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
GROUNDS. ALSO. THREE LOTS ON ARTHUR
ALf alley II rs SQUARE tis e S5 wv Luis oN ihh
BY virtue Of decree q the Supreme Court, D. G.
sae on ERipHY, THE EIESENTH DAY ' OF I'M NAY AZ
1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK M, in front Of the prem
ises all Of Lots 49, 20, 81 %, 23 81, So, o in the
Also. the west five feet front street Of Lot Is
said subdivision and those parts of Lots SO "a
said subdivision contained within the following
bounds to wit: Beginning southwest corner Of
said lot thirty feet thence north to the south line of
Lot 49, thence west eleven feet six inches with said
south line; thence by right line to the northwest
of Lot 63 and thence south to the place Of be-
SAID lots 49, 70 81 % and % front each % feet on
street, between New Jersey avenue and Arthur
Place northwest. and face the Capitol grounds They
100 feet deep alley Lots 81. 52 and 50 front
each feet on Arthur Place. and 80 feet deep
alley.
equal payments. with interest at and two years.
respectively from the day of sale. Said deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
authorized to receive for Submission to the court
any private offers for this property Plats he OBJ
tanned Of the auctioneera
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY.
FRANKLIN H, MACKEY, Trustees
ms1-d&ds DUNCXNsoN Bios. Aucts.
tD- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac
count Of the rain until THURSDAY. MAY SEWN
TENTH, 1888, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. ut which
time it will positively take place.
ARTHUR A. BlkNEY
FRANKLIN r. A Ia "A ffvs-' Trustees.
my12-d&ds Webster Law Building.