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.e, the Hes, Gotten Gin.

II YOU are going Ia buy Cotton Gin this
year don't fail 90 write 10 the Brown Cotton
Gin Co, New London. Conn. for their prices
aud testimonials of the Thousands who have
used thcm. There are great many u them
ia this state
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GARD.
STElNWAY e. SONS,

Manufacturers of Pano-Foftes,
Steinway Hall, NEW YORK. June g. 1888
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
Of STEINwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city Of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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suBscRIuE for TnE WEEKLY ArrE,L, 81
per year, and participate in the grand Ills.
tribution OF gifts December |.
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MaIllcrs

Don't let baby suffer with colds, coughing,
Group or sore throat Carbolic Smoke
Rail will cure. Price, 500. Lasts ak
months No. 220 Main street.
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The Chickasaw Bicycle Agency has
moved To EOS Main street, where they will
handle full line Of American cycles, sun.
dries aud accessories.
;. A.GopsuAw, Manager.
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WHOLESALE groccrs recognize Lucy Hin,
ton Tohacco as the leading and best Nir
ginia tobacco made he the United States.
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" YOU arr leaving for your summcrtrip,
don't iurgct 10 have a lunch put up At
Floyd 4 MONEYS.
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Handle all kinds Of Furniture at low prices.
upholstcring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods. First,class work. Telephone 5Vd.
No. 232 Main street
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DoN'r forget the dear ones away Tor the
summer. send them box Of Floyd 4
Moneys candies.
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Buy now a, Muliord's.

Tny Floyd 4 Moneys soda. Only he.
ihcsda water used In the manufacture Of
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fmr.ctAss table board At Fransiola's.
on Front sircct, opposite customhousc.
The table h supplied with the choicest
iood the markets afford and carefully
served Regular meals 3i cents.
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lApns, try Rising sun baking powder
and YOU will never Use any other.
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nn sNiru, Veterinary Surgeon, treats
oil diseases ut domestic animals Onicc
aud hospital, "a Monroe street, Jockey
Club stable. Telephone 100
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

Tor Giris. Iaf West Franklin street, naiti.
mufc M Mr.. ~ T. isicb,u Principal This
syhuul Will ruIsu On mt RsnAl, the .uth uf
Nll1tNhfN The uuufse oi instruction cnihfncrs
al the siudic. included be- Thorough English clu
cation and the french aud German languages arc
practically taught
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GnrAr Barrains al Mullord,s.

CIR up clubs for TnE WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure ono Of the liberal cash prizes
offered.
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Fine watches cheap. Milford.
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w. S. wilkins and wife TO Kari &
Gilchrist, lot in Memphis, Winchester
street, 03xl5j feet, for $50.
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Dansiruu

- rrNnyrn MS rur vsE oP COCAINE
And Il stimulates AMI promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Bumcits llayorIns extracts mo tho
beat
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Boy homes ON monthly payments from
Jas. Jay Smith a Co.
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CIR mp clubs ior TUE wrrELY ArrrAL
and secure one 1T the rtsh prizes See lists
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lNrnr your siu houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. ~ Madison street.
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CIR mp clubs for TnF WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure one Of the liberal cash prizes
Offered.
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Buy your tableware nov at Muliorrs.
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Sunscmur ior TUE WrrRlY Arrr,t, a
per wear, aud participate In the grand lis.
Intuition Of gifts December 1.
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Ad,Irr in Mn,h...

uET uP o'ah- iuf Tur WEEKLY Atrial
andsccurc one Of The cash prizes. Sec lists
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orr mp clubs ior ruE WEEKLY Arrr,L
AMI SECURE one Of the cash primes. SCI list
published.
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Tur new delicious beverage Frui.Miy nj
Floyd y Mooney soda counter. Try il.
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Nothing filed Il, the clerks office yester
day.
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Omar Bargain, ut Nnlford'a
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Temporary rrduclIons al Mulfori'a
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Probate Court.
shelby Circuit Court.

No transfers Of real estate filed Yesterday
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TT Rising sun baking powder {. the
best Try H.
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Watches cheap. Muliord'a
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Clocks cheap at Muliord's.
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Licensed 20 Wed
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.

Anthony Aldridgc and Nelly Gay, col
ored.
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Spoons, iork., ctc.. Muliorl'a
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M Nlhslqwt soothing syftp should always bs
u,sd Jog chldfcn ic,ih.ur II soothcs the child.
tolishs me gums aI.ats aI paln curus wini colic.
undit ihc hyat rmrii Or Iitffh,ra' gaa bottia
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NOtre Dame of Mdryind.
TRINITY HALL BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR BOYS

Neaf Louisville NJ Neat session hcsins scptcm
her ~ Adde'S y I. Mct1cland head master a,
The lt Rev !, I. Dudley, DD., boa NJ Lous,iilc'
Ky INV
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a Strange sight.

FOREST FIREs BURNING AMID SNOW DRIFTS
w. c. Eielman, esq, Of EastOn, Pa, returned
there Tuesday from a visit 10 his property on Poe
ONO Mountain, In Monroe County, and tells a
strange story. In one place he drove through
snow-oanks TWO feet deep that have remained on
the road since the blizzard last March When he ar
rived at his property he found the thermometerg7o
IN the shade. and from there could see snow-drits
four feet deep on the shady side OF the mountain
but short distance away. Forest nres were burn
Ing around these drifts. and water could be seen
rushing down from them toward the level places.
home OF the forest nres on the mount ain are four
miles long People were out saturday, sunday and
Monday fighting the nres and building fresh rres
In a1Yance OF the big nres TO cut on the advancing
names This plan was unsuccessful. the roaring
names having leSp ped over the burned spots and
continued their destruction. The Eountain fires
which have been raging both north and south OF
leading, Pa, were quenched oy Tuesdays timely
raln-
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Tin Operators Scared.

EXCITEMENT At THE NEW YORK METAL EXCHANGE YES
TEKDAY-THE DECLINE IN THE LONDON MARKET.
Operators were gathered on the New York
metal exchange yesterday morning excitedly
discussing the tin question. The first cable
from abroad was anxiously awaited, and when
the dispatch came and was loudly read by
Secretary Shriver. saying: "e95 for spot tina
decline OF 81 since the close OF the London market
last MISREPRESENTATION was depicted upon the
faces OF many OF the New York operators.
secretary Shriyer had assembled the rOStrum and
brought his gavel down for the time call when
heightened operator exclaimed, "Lets have a spe-
eial meeting with view OF closing the ex-
cnange.T The motion was put TO the members pres
cut anc carried After half an hour the secretary
again assembled the rostrum, and with abated
breath the Operators awaited the announcement
OF the result OF the managers meeting. II came
Ike Jhunderbolt. I'VE have decided TO have the
call take place" K N Thompson, one OF the board
OF managers, stated that he thought that the
business out 70 go on as usual but 70 protect the
members committee OF nve sound business men
had been appointed 70 1x the actual value OF tin
In the market. Contracts could then be settled
upon the basis OF the price fixed without regard
the proper value OF the London article.
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Escaped Through a Tunnel.
HOW EIGHT CRIMINALS IN MISSOURI PRISON GAIN
THEIR LIBERTY.

HOW EIGHT CRIMINALS IN MISSOURI PRISON GAINED
THEIR LIBERTY.
A Chicago Daily Ne1cs special from Spring
Held No., says a jail delivery was effected there
yesterday morning by which eight criminals gained
freedom. For several weeks the prisoners confined
IN the county Jail have been making successive
attempts TO escape, but special guard in each in
stance thwarted their plans Recently the court
decided 10 dc away with the guard on
account of the additional expense and
the delivery this morning was the result.
4 he cell In which they were confined Is OF solid
Iron and built on the cage PLAN They sawed
through the floor and tunneled through dirt and
stones for ds, OF 20 Ieet TO the outer fOunda-
tlOn wall Reaching this they tore IL sufficiently
away u admit OF their squeezing through and
made their escape. The sheriff and posse OF
nlen are IN pursuit Of the runawAys.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

IL
By virtue of decree OF Circuit Court for Mont
gonery County court Of equity, passed in q cause
in said court, wherein Jacob b. Ernest and Louisa
Ernest. his wife, are complainants and Clarence E
Ernest and others are defendants the subscriber
trustee named In said decree. will offer at public sale
TIE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1883, at the hour OF
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. all the real estate lying and
being in said Montgomery County, which was devised
by the last will and testament Of AQula ED late Of
said county deceased to the said Louisa Ernest and
her children.
This property is situated the southwest side Of
the turnpike leading from Rockville to Georgetown, D.
c. about one-half mile from Tennal ytown D. c., two
hundred yards from the line of the District of Column
bia, adjoins the lands of Richard L. Ball, Thomas
Hyde and Lewis Shoemaker. and contains 12h acres
Of land more or less.
1t is improved by good Frame Dwelling House.
Tenant House. barn and all necessary outbuldngs
all of which In good repair, and there is well of
excellent water near the house.
This property Is situated at the terminus of the best
of excellent sites for buildings, and is admirably
adapted for subdivision into lots 1t is in the center of
the of suburban improvement around the city of
Washington and Is in every respect most desirable
piece of property.
Terms of sale. as prescribed by the decree: One
day of sale. and the balance two equal nstalments
payable in and two years respectively from the
day of SALE the deferred payments to be secured by
the single bills Of the purchaser or purchasers with
surety suretes to be approved by the trustee and
to bear interest from day of sale and upon the rat
cation the sale by the court and the payment of the
whole purchase money land not before). the trustee
will convey the property to the purchaser pur-
chasers thereof Conyeyancng at the cost Of the
chaser; q deposit of $500 at time of sale.
JULIAN HlTE MILLER, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer. my.I3t
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The Skies I'm May.
From the Providence journal

From the Providence Journal
Jupiter Is morning star until the 2lst and then
evening star. He takes the foremost rank on the
May records, for throughout the month he Is first
In size and first in brill1ancy of all the gitterng
host Of stars that bestud the sky. The reason for
MS present precedence Is his opposition with the
sun, that occurs on the 21st at midnight He ia
then apparently as far from the sun as possible
and as near to the earth as possible. The culmi-
nation OF his glory s reached as far as terrestrial
observation Is concerned. He has no rival but
venus, and she is now far from his path hiding
her diminished head In the bright sunbeamS
Jupiter Is In close conjunction with Beti ScOrpii
on the 2Oth at 10 O'Clock In the evening, when
appear 10 Craze each other.
MATS Is evening star. and during the entire
month Will be near enough to Jupiter to give an
opportunity Tor contrasting the relative size OF the
Two planets. Uranus Is evening star Saturn is
evening star. He is still an easy object for study
as ne appears serenely shining In the western sky
put Is losing his prestige which has attended his
course since 1855 and his rings are sensibly clos
Ing around him, and his size and brilliancy are
iessening.
Mercury is morning star till the Goth, when he
passes 10 the suns eastern side and becomes an
evening star. Mercury and Neptune are in con-
junction on the 18th.
morning star.
Venus is morning star, rising on the LIST about
nan an hour before the sum- but nearly hidden in
The moon fulls ON the 25th. She is in conjunc-
tion with Venus on the 9th, with Mercury on the
iotn, very near to Saturn on the 18th, and on the
2lst Is In conjunction with Mars and Uranus
Last In her circuit she swings her ponderous
sphere between the earth and Jupiter, on the 26th
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FTNRUSTEES' SALEOF VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
Il OTHER PROPERTY, SITUATED ON PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE. BETWEEN NINTH AND

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTREETs
kSb TENTa TSEsTs AND IN
MIss9ERI AvENgE gETWEEN E4%HRANR
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed on the 18th day Of APRIL
al vs.. John lindsey ct IL. We viii sell a public
auction in front Of the Prsmsss on the days and st
in the ctg IF Was .hs Fr9aH1S
1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the eastern part Of
original Lot numbered three CD. in square numbered
a.
of said Lot numbered three I'D and running thence
At
angles with said avenue seventy feet thence east
east corner Of said Lot numbered three CD; thence
and At rich, angle, with the said
beginning. improved by two three-story Brick stores
NSs sHM I'D p az FIVE
NJ part lot Numbered nine 39, il , square numbeTsd
al
thirty 3O) feet from the northeast corner Of said
s
feet two CD inches thence at right angles with the
nortS g ns
Of street, thence due east nineteen ODD feet eleven
sIy conveyed by kobsri Harris. 70 Ann. snd.lsy 81
dnsed gay 81 q
and basement brick No 9os b .tree. northxest
Ssss q k che NTH q 3 SA mum
bered three go. in square numbered three hundred
the District Of Columbia in liSer h K, Novsn6er 3
1910, and described follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of said lot numbered three CD on
north 81" street. and running thence east With the
line Of said lot and said street twenty-five CID feet:
thence north IN straight line hundred and eleven
Ql feet more less 70 IN alley In the rear Of the
sad Lott thence westwardly with the line Of said alley
twenty-five (2) feet TO the northwest corner OF said
lot and thence south with the west line Of said lot
hundred and six O6 feet six 80 inches more or less
to the place Of beginning, being the same property
conveyed to said Anna Lndsley by deed dated Deceni
Der 9, 1867, and recorded in hber = Q. E. % folio
ga Of the land records for the DISTRICT Of Columbia
improved BY 3-story brick dwelling. No. BIT strset
% On SANE DAY, at HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK
M, lot numbered four (4 In reservation b being
the same property conveyed 70 Eleaxer Lndsley oy
deed recorded liber W. B. No l16, folio Al. OF the
land records for the District Of Columbia improved by
three-story and attic brick dwelling, Noe 46S and 100
Terms Of sale: For each piece offered cash.
balance in and two years with interest Tor winch
of purchaser must De gwen eecuro
by deed the property sold or Al CASH g ne
option Of the purchaser or purchaser. depoep oi
$500 on each Of the first two PARCELS named, and o.
&200 each Of the other pieces vii Be q tine
Of sale. AL conveyancing At cost OF OF pu
days the the right 70 eeu ct cost and
risk defauting purchaser or purchassn aftsr nve
oA'' ' GEORGE z HAMILTON, Trustee.
WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trass:s.
puNcANsoN BROS. Aucsionssrs spal-dxd;
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NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auct,onesr.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1761 STREET NORTH

March. 1887, and duly recorded in Liber No. l245,
folio ct seq, Of the land records of the Dis
e s public sale, on "WEDNESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH.
the following described property: Al that certain
piece or parcel Of land known and - lot No
165, in Branard H. Warmers subdivision of certain
lots in square No. 156. beginning for the same
street ct point distant eghtyseven feet six inches
running thence north feet inches 70
south fest sx inches to and thence
along aid street Esssr sxhtsen fest nine inches
ments, which constst Of three-story and bastment
brick dwelling. with bay window and back building
Terms; One-third cash. the residue in two equal
Raymsnt3 g one I'D tye ysar With notes besxine e.
sold. or N cash. 8 purchaseE.s option. Mcolyey-
sncang and recording q purchasls's cost 500 d
800. W. ). 1bafnts I EkAsn,} Esusss@
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A Young Girls Two Husbands.
FIRST SHE MARBLES Mr. NryTz AND THEN SHE WEBS DIR


The story has already been published of the mar
riage OF DR.. Atkinson OF Chester, 5. e., 10 Miss
Florence Little, OF Gafiney city, and her confession
10 him that she had been previously married 10
Augustus MINT. Mr.. MintZ now tells his side OF
the story. Miss Little early Ia January, sent for
NlntZ. He says: '->he seemed sad and she said to
me: q am 10 b. married 70 DIR. Atkinson. Forgive
me- on the 10Th OF January rode out with ner
We came To the fork roads. suggested that one
was The Atkinson road and the other NINE and
pacing the rein. In her hands. told her 10 drive
the road OF hcr choice. She gracefully refined the
team into the Mint road and drove 10 Rev. Mr.
tarters and we we're married. left her at home
with me understanding that the affair was TO be
kept secret several nights after / met her at a
parry, when she said 70 me, NO one has any idea
OF our marriage. DE-. Atkinson will be here To-
nlOTrON. III he asks me 10 marry him what shall 1
az The next day the news reached NE OF the
marriage OF my wife and DIR. Atkinson. told nv
secret 10 my father, who went with me TO Rev Mr.
Carriers, VINO gave "A certificate OF mine and Miss
Lntles marriage. Mrs. Mintz now appears in So
ciety as Ms AtkinsOn-" The dOuble-married
woman l. now at her home, while both husbands
are seeking divorce
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An Early Closing Bill Defeated.

IN TIE house OF commons last night Sir John
Lubbock moved the second reading OF the bill
closing shops al D. m. on nve days Of the week
ana AT 10 p. IN on saturday. II they regulated
the hours for the sale OF liquor, why, he asked
should they not regulate the hours for the sale OF
o,ner gOods? What was the Use OF night schools
am Tree nOraries with the present excessive hours
OF LDOfI Inc physical. moral and religious in-
etests Of the people were being Slapped BY long
h0urs- M Bradlaugh denounced the bill as ab-
soiutely immoral In principle and absurd In detail.
III was rejected By a vote OF 273 10 81.
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Ireland Resenting the Papal Decree
ARCHBISHOP WALSH LIKELY TO REsIGN-A vIoLRN,
ARTICLE BY "UNITHD RBLAND.n

AhcHB1HoP WALSH LIKELY TO REsIGN-A VIOLENT
ARTICLE BY "UNITED IRELAND"
Rome dispatch says that Archbishop Walsh,
OF Dublin, who Is In that city, has been having fire.
Quent conversations recently with Cardinal
Simeoni. The latter urged the necessity Of sub
hitting to the pope's rescrpt. The archbishop
declared his readiness to submit to the pope's
orders but said that he could not act in opposition
70 bis own conscience. He would rather, without
making any dificulty, resign his position In Dub
In II Is reported that II he should resign he
would be created q cardinal
United ireland has a violent article on the
popes decree. II says: "The rescript stamps Bal
four's abject failure. II is the coercionists last
card The tories have Initiated the weakest and
most despicable OF English monarchs, King John.
Iney have paid tribute to Rome for help In the
nour OF fgnominious defeat, thereby buying their
own deatn-warrant. Irishmen will take the re-
script Tor what II Is worth, and nothing more. "
Inc article concludes with q denunctation OF Mgr.
Persico's .one-sided" inquiry. A new journal, the
!rtsh Catholic which appeared in Dublin yester-
DAY, has mild leader 70 the same effect.
The members OF the North Cork branch OF the
National League met to-day and discussed the
popes reScript condemning the plan OF campaign
ano boycotting. II was decided to wait until the
leaders OF the league have agreed upon course OF
action, and to follow their advice.
The Ennis board OF guardians have decided that
the papal circular Is based upon slanderous mis-.
representations They demand an impartial in.
curry, and In the meantime have resolved to sup
port Parnell and Dillon.
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Collapse % the nurlinstsu seraks.

Chairman Hoge, Of the grievance committee Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, who has
had practical charge Of the Burlington strike since
the second week OF its existence when asked By
reporter In Chicago yesterday II the 70" strike had
been declared Oh, paused quite awhile and said:
''The strike has not been declared on formally
The men, however, have been allowed TO secure
their old piaces with the company &C the best
those who cannot get work here win 70 somewhere
else do not suppose all the old men win ever
Get oack, and but few OF them win get their en-
0vensually ges thslr 0ad 1obG
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VyRUsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
III NO l416 O STREET NORTHWEST

By virtue of q deed of trust dated February TO-
Of the Land records Of the District Of Columbia
will sell At public in front q the premises
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the west half CD Of lot twenty
eight tS) in Drurys subdivision Of square two hum
dred and nine (2U9 in the city Of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia with the brick house and improve
ments thereon, excepting the following described por
ton of said half %, to wit: mining at the
southwest corner Of said lot cd running thence east
one and forty ive hundredths Il 45-100) feet thence
north 1853 feet to the face of front wall Of
adjoining house; thence west and forty five hum
dredths $4,000 feet. and thence south to the place
Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, and the balance in
six go, twelve Q2). and eighteen QS) months, Sc
cured BY the notes OF the purchaser drawing six 90
per cent pee annum interest," aud deed of the
deposit Of 5000 will be required time OF SALE
terms not complied with in ten days. trustee
dstauting purchaser. Ar abstract Of title will be
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers. ap2s.s.t thkis