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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. la6l p STREET NORTH
WEST.
March. 1887, md duly recorded in Liter No. l945,
folio 10 ct one of the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia the undersigned trustees will offer
at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH,
1888. at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ in front of the pr mis- s.
the following described property: All that certain
piece parcel of land known and designated lot No
49, in Brainard II. Warmers subdivision of certain
lots in square No. 156. beginning for the same
street at point distant eighty feet inches
due from the southwest said square and
running thence north ninety five feet inches TO
alley, thence east eighteen feet nine inches thence
south ninety feet inches TO street and thence
along said street westerly eighteen feet nine inches
to the place OF beginning together with the improve
ments. which consist of a three-story and has,
brick dwelling with bay window and back building.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal
ments and two years, with notes bearing
and secured by a deed of property
sold. all cash, purchasers option. All convey
ancing and recording purchasers cost. $500 de-
posit will be required at the time of sale.
WILLIAM J. WARREN, r...
myo-dSls WAVERIEY d. DRINKARDS IrusteesL
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Melville w. Fuller was seen In chicago yesterday
In relation 10 the attack upon him by C. II. Parker
In pamphlet issued in this city. Mr.. Fuller said
he had never seen or heard OF Mr.. Parker. and
could not conceive why the latter should bear any
grudge against him. He knew OF no man who
would do such a thing against him, and said he
knew nothing OF the attack beyond what he had
seen IN The paDer2
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zen bOGlanger, speaking saturday night at the
IcI gwen an hls honor at Lille, reminded his
AiVis thdt III "A, not ne who had advised distant
SSSPeltIChs, causing deficit. ON his arrival at
with Kisses. ~ 7 , 7N
Fatler Labelle, a Catholic CLERGYMAN. vino has
-. ss n.at4t prominent IN political matters In
s-'. aiO'laee OF QueUec for some time has been
AFPOlnteu deputy minister OF AGRICULTURE In th.s
provincial government " sN
49,. n0sauo L King and Cen Geo II. sharpe.
49,, .sein% = committee OF the Army OF the Po-
InIu1 y ~. lAe grand reunion at Gettysburg on
AAe stony CreeS Rolling Mil at NOrr-stovxp po
has s1spendcd WORK indeflnlteIy hs.,y., , -, as
pensss VI Running are in excess Of receipts
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST ENSIGN RYAN,
WIN. j. Parsons, OF Pfttsburg Pa, father OF Minnie
Rose Parsons, the young lazy alleged TO have been
abducted recently, has begun suit Tor damages
against Ensign Thomas W. Ryan, Of the y. s
Navy, and J. H. Mead
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JCxFED TO HEK DEATH WHILE DELIKIoUs.-Niss
MARY Morton jumped cut OF the third-stOry window
81 her house, Norris street, Philadelphia SdJuT-
DAY dilerHOOn. while deilr1Ous frOIn lever. Two
HeeSs ago she was 10 have been married 10 a young
Id"y er, but he broke the engagement ami SUI
O-nls lett the city. Miss Morton grew III from
bfOOi over his deseTtlOn. and her reason I.ft her
at@ O'Clock saturday afternoon the nurse. noticing
mat A'r charge was asleep, lett the room for Iew
Alon"hts- While she Was gone Miss Morton
aNOAe, and going 20 The window nung the shutters
alde open, anu cad only In night robe jumped To
VIZ ground When picked up she Was inSensIble
IL i said she cannot rtt-yyer
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Talk of n Combine.

EXCTTSG DISCUSSION IN The METHODIST GENERAL
CONFERENCE OVER THE ELECTION OF BISHOPS
After The STARS Geographic report closed yes
ter,iay the debate on the resolution 10 elect
bishops separately TO Offset alleged combinations
was continued, and Dr. Leonard denounced Dr.
Hunters charges OF combines as seandalous, and
asked for names.
When DIR. Leonard took his seat Dr. Smart sur
prl-ed him with the statement that he had been
approached by men who had said 10 him that II he
would vote for their candidate they would vote for
his, and as they were sure their man the best
IN the house. and he was equally positive OF
his, 1.-TWO best men would thus oe elected.
DR.. Hunter again obtained the 1iOOr on QueS-
ton OF privilege. and SAID lac had been charged
with Islander by Dr. Leonard He replied that he
named no man IN connection with the 'xomoine,'
and he Tepeiied the sweeping statements made
and hurled them back al the speaker.
Dr. Edwards then made a speech. in which he
said that the sound OF Deakin cTOckery is attrac-
tive only when IL Is someone else's crOckery. He
had deem present at nine general conferences. and
hid noticed disposition 10 discuss matteTs"tit
tai" lie depiored this, and hoped 1t would not
Dr. d. Z. Wheeler said he could make statements
that the conference would not like TO hear but
would refrain You iaymen, said he, "haye not
bishops that We have. We Methodist ministers are
dependant on the bishops OF our church as you
never can be- our homes and our residences, the
support OF our wives and children are In a measure
Dependent on the bishops We elect 10 sit upon that
platform"
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Cumback, OF Indiana moved the
previous question In order 10 end the shane and
''mOrJincatIOn~ OF the discussion. His motion pre-
vailed and ON the INST vote the substitute TO vote
by Or'lers was lost Then the amendment TO refer
The whole subject 10 a committee was lost, and 10
cap the climax, the original motion OF DIR. Hunter
was defeated.
AL Of the delegates have now turned their atten-
tiOn 10 the election, which Is set for Thursday
There are between nifty and seVenty-fve who are
prominently mentioned, 10 say nothing Of the
dark horses.
TEE QUESTION OF licensing WOMEN TO PREACH
was another surprise, and the house about equally
divided on the subject A resolution setting forth
the fact that a number OF women have been called
10 preach, ana that such women should be licensed
was presented Almost before the resolution had
been Teas;. a dozen delegates rose 10 speak again
about woman and her rights. TWO OF them held the
EODf, and proceeded 10 discuss the question: when
BISHOP Merrill cautioned the delegates TO stop and
listen. and get some idea OF the question they
We're deOItIug before they attempted 10 take up
the time Of the conference In this way The wO-
man question this time went TO the committee on
stale IA cnurcl
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
The NoR1 HEAsr CORNER OF EIGHTH AND =
sTREk1s BEING 1901 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the I'd day Of Feb
ruary 1881 anu duly recorded In Liber No l027 folio
Os ct OF the land records for the District
Columbia, and by direstion OF the party secured
thereby L shall sell, IN front of the Premises, on
O'CLOCK 4. NJ Lot 80. IN Grofs subdivision Il part
of original lot > IN square No Az together with ths
improvements.
Terms one-third cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments ut six and twelve months with notes tearing
interest Mt six per cent annum until paid. and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. All
conveyancing, Sc at purchasers cost. 900 deposit
required time Of sale GEORGE HOLMES.
mys-d&ds surxiying Trustee.
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fAIAL ENDING OF A LOVERS STRoLI--Thomas
slttCh, OunS farmer. and his sweetheart We're
WANING dtOhs The brow or the POtean bluffs. =
lalies sOuth 81 Tort smith, Ark, a week ago when
nt dppfVtcAtJ tOO near tine edge and, losing his
D1Lahce, ieA 10 the TOcks De.Ow, distance Of loo
Allied
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDIN
F0ukTEENTH And FIFTEENTH STREET

PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
ESskTEENfH AND f1FTEESThi STREETS STREETS
On THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTEENTH. at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pms we shall sell in front Of
'front.' running back tho depth thereof and to lie sold
for the purpose Of = settlement between two joint
Terms: One-third cash. balance in 6, IL, and Is
mouths for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
cSnveyancins at pTrchaSsrs cost s19o down On day
my12-d&ds AuctioneeB.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE WILL
on e
bowling. corner Of p. ave. and llth ST. nv:
my1l-1wkmy23 THos. D0WLING. AucI
sac PS YAbYPE HSD
NE WSsr HQ QSS sf No 12si D STREET SOUTH
By virtue Of . decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District q Columbia. IN EQUITY Cause No
others are cempisinants aud Lille n. walker and
SsS 81 SSS IS sss !. PFH
O'CLOCK PM. Lot numbered %, OF the subdivision
ass Ssas! !"
fortable frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale u Sy the dscrs s On I'd
ssle within 10 dsys tAsrssftss Sns.third a one
81 sale With intsrest on AID deferred payments at the
rate Of six per centnm per anaum until paid or all
81 the sSS ,.s &
be withheld until al the purchase money Il paid
q :S0 e
s.le not complied With IN e Day. sfter the day q
ss q sr; ts
advertisement WILLIAM v B0ARMAN: Tsustes.
GEO. v, I sEs,Ssssa5 ss ta nysasa.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET. AT AUCI TON.
1883. at SIX O'CLOCK. on the premises. shall sell
Lots l 1, l24. in +. J. 1ibbett's sub of parts of
lots 20 80 81 and 81 in square 204, l7x10 each to
an alley located as above.
Terms: 81. 800 in cash. the balance az eight and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest aud Sc
cured by q deed of trust. All conyeyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost $50 deposit will be re-
NmyI4-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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WEDDING G1rrs
HANDSOME STERLING SILVER PIECES
VERY Low PRICES.
FRANK NJ LEWIS,
1915 Penn. ava
Successor to Samuel Lewis Sons
myl-3m
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GEO. W. sTIcKSEY. AuctiOneer. s3e f st
TSUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyFD
ESTATE STREET


REAL ESTATE ON c STREET NORTH, BE
TWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS EAST.
By virtue of q deed of trust, bearing date the 18th
day October 1852. and recorded in hoer l02l foI.
Az eft seq of the land records of the District of Co
lumba and the request of the party secured
by. shall offer for sale at public auction, front OF
the premises on THURSDAY, the TWENTl-FOURTH
day of MAY, 1858, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia to wit: The
% feet inches fyont to Of original lot
bered five to- in square numbered nine hundred and
eighty $3.50, CONNIE ncinx for the same % feet
inches of the southwest corner of said lot and
southwest of said square and running thence
% feet inches to eastern line of said lot thence
north feet thence west 23 feet inches aud 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 given to bear interest
at six per cent per annum from day of sale, payable
yearly and secured by deed Of trust property
sold. all cash. at option of purchaser deposit OF
$50 will he required time of sale All conveyanc
ing and recording at purchasers cost Terms OF sale
to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the
the right TO resell at the risk and cost
OF defauiting purchaser after nye days previous
notice IN some paper published at Washington. ID. Z.
LORlN NJ. SAUNDERS, I Tru~,aas
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PROMINENT RAILROAD MES ARRESTEp-In Gin
>innatl. saturday afternoon, r. y Mcdonald was
arrested on a warrant Of Vim. Hooper a director
u tnr cincinnati, hamilton and Dayton Railroad
IN which Mcdonald Is accused Oi perjury Ia his
testimony In one OF the late cases OF that road
NcDOnald reJaIiIted, by causing the arrest OF Win
Hooper ON the same charge. MIR. Hooper h a bank
President, man OF wealth anu nigh moral stand
In
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MACBETH WINS TEE KENTUCKY DERBY-A great
crowd Attended the opening day OF the Louisville
races yesterday, the special attraction being the
great event OF The southern turf the kentucky
Derby 6dlllIet was a strong fayOrte but Mac
beth, 10 the general surprise, won The race easily
IL itinS G2!iifet by a length. White 80; time
S:Ss%.- Inc post odds were 70 > ON Barnes en-.
Try, Galllfet and Alexandria, while 10 10 could
De had on Macbeth, v no was ridden by COyingtOn
HAWKINS, the owner OF Macbeth, Is said to nave
made $4,000 on the FACE
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

LIME PROPERTY ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
L BETWEEN T3UkTEENTH ANp FIFIEkNTH
..f1vE 0cIocK, We viii sell in mont Of the pfsmi:
LOT F. SQUARE gil
fronting 81 Is 100 feet on Rhode Island avenue and
Ths 0 Z sSy ssP ar
upon being one Of the few in the that has an
be5hood are Of . fine class Of residences. - '''
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one or two
:sIs payable semi annually. and % be sssureS By
deed OF trust on premises eold or all cash q
Terms to be Complied With in f ten days. other:
rfs se days. t as
IN PBR D
GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer e36 St
fEf EKSRES SALE q VERY SsETAsIE INN
w ksft AND S kSSFh stEMf6E
YIN Sfes .cr sale in from. of the premises
vision of square 6i9 " ~ "
naSs known at tine Of sale
pEREMPToRY SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK
on Pw TtEsSsS No F sas SWEET s,x
,ron.,n. + Io y, OF FL PART OF SQUARE s!7.. ,oo
feet to an alley mpro we'd by story brick DWELL
ing, with one-story back building, No 637 street
Terms One Thousand dollars payable November Il,
1883: a. 6per cent; balance cash A depoat OF sIo0
cost Terms to be Complied With in ten days Other
wise resale ct risk and Of defsultne purchaser
newspaper published in Washington D. c. little good;
my1O&d Auctioneers.
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SUMNER HAra
ALL 'hI NEW cq RfnpY IN DEASi' ~"
DCNLAPs FIFTH AVENUE gTlLk IN CAssA-
MEkES AND DERBYa
Also DUNLAP.s GENUINE MACKINAw sTRANe
IN new shapes Boys and Chiliren's Hsss q SOC IN
upwarda-
NILlETT 4 hUOFF.
ans v05 PsnnA Ava
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DC, FRONTING ON FAYETTE AND FRED.
ERlCK STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On MONDAY. NAY FoURTEENTH, 1858. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. In front Of the premises, shall
in square l07 fronting 10 feet on F.yetts ts5thi
having about l35 feet depth and 15foot alley
rear The Fayette front can be advantageously subd
vided into seven lots Of 20 feet front and
80 feet front.
immediately thereafter win offer lot co. in square
1O7, having frontage Of 80 feet Frederick OATH
street and depth OF l50 feet to 15.foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest at per cent per annum payable
semi annually, secured by deed Of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash, at the purchasers option de-
post OF 100 Will be required each lot ut the time Of
SALE Costs OF conveyancing, &c. to be borne by pur
chaser. Title perfect ap2S-d&ds
eN- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SECOND, 1883, SAME
HOUR AND PLACE
myl Jd&ds THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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INXECUToRs AND TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT
IL NUMBERED = OF Is ID. CARPENTERS ST b
DIVISION OF "CUCkoLD's DELIGHT" BEING
TIE COUNTRY RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
MkS. HARRIET McCENEY, CONTAINING a.
ACRES, MORE Or LESS. AND IMPROVED BY
A DWELLING HOUSE STABLE AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
By virtue Of the authority in vested executor
testament Of the late Harriet McCeneyl Will, on
THURSDAY the sEVENTEENTH Of MAY, 1855, on
the premises at FIVE O'CLOCK 4. NJ offer at public
auction to the and highest bidder therefor all that
tract of land containing ortyfour acres more or less
by D. Carpenter OF the tract Of land situated an the
County of Washington District OF Columbia, known
as .Cuckolds Delight
Mrs Harriet McCeney. and Is improved BY substan-
the angle formed by the Bunker Hill and the Queens
Chapel roads IL next sdJons on the east the tract
called "Brookland at Brooks Station. on the MetrO-
potsn branch Railroad and II in the immediate vlcn
ity Of the Catholic University An inspection Of any
county map will show its exact location.
Al omnibus will leave the Office Of T. T.: waxrsmsn
4 Co. at O'Clock ON the day Of the sale which vii
convey intending purchasers 20 the place Of sale.
Terms sale will be oDe-third cash. and balance In
three equal at one two and three with
secured enthusiastically All conveysncing and
recording ut purchasers cost Resale in days
PURCHASERS risk ana cost terms Of sale COM
piled attn in that time.
X. Ross PERRY. Executor and Trustee
n p WA06AMAN. Auct my3-dkds
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EL0PED WITH A House PAISTER-U niOntOwn Pa
society has teen surprised by the announcement
n The elOpement 10 youngstown, Ohio, and marri-
Bowie. Miss Fuller Is a daughter Of DR.. JOAa Full
Ter, prominent Eayette County, Pa. pAyslcian
and she l. sister OF Lieut.. EGIIer. OI tue United
states Army, who just this time year ago elOped
with and married daughter OF a banker Mr.
Jones, OF CnOntown- Bowie Is house painter
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m1l-lot THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionecr
4. EA sIlGE

m1l-lot THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ionecr.
GEO. ". sT1CKNEi. Auctioneer. 935 d st
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
IHL WEST SlnE or POUR AND-AHAIf
ssTTkkEEET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN AND
BY virtue t!y Of deed Of trust TO recorded lsr
for the District Of Columbia and At the request ~ ,s
party secured thereby we will offer for sale front
IHiR6 DAY OF NAY. A D.. lsss. AT FIVE
oeLock NJ; AZ Of Ois nlmbsTed eishsy.trss
DIVISION 81 square -FOUR hundred and ninety (sg5l
Terms OF sale; one-third cash: balance in one
and two years with interest at six cent payable
property sold. an cash, at the orticn OF par.
at the time OF sale All convey ancins at parha.ers
cost Terms to he complied with IN days other
aud cost Of the defsains purhasr s,er we d,y,
previous notice in The Evening star
myl2-eOsd. GEO GPSf II s 2Ihkk. Trustees
CnANCERr SAIL or IMPROVED AND INN
fhS oPkSER OF f9ssrp pS The
SHEET AND MAINE AVENUE oN MAINE
ssTHEEET BETWEEN AND c SHEETS
By virtue Of a decree OF the supreme Court Of tho
District of Columbia passed n Young Young al.
sale at public auction in front Of the Respective prr-
District Of Columbia. 20 wit:
On thursday, MAY THIRTY-oNE, 1855. a
SIX O'CLOCK =. NJ. Lots IL aud ;. In the square or
reservation marked OF lettered -" located the
southeast corner Of ~ street aud Maine avenue Lot
contains 1s.l4 square feet Of ground. less
aud IL iInIroved by two-stOry brick dwelling ana
number Of two-story frame tenements Lot Is con-
tans $3.50 square feet OF ground. ess and 10
unimpruved-
On FRIDAY. JUNE FIRST. lsss. at SIX
OCLOCk Il. NJ. Lot - IN said square reservation.
marked or lettered &C.. containing 3 10 square feet
Of ground. more or less, aud improved boy three
story frame dwellings, Nos. 3l4 aud SD Maine
ON SATURDAY. JUNE SECOND 1855 at SIX
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. original Lot ID. IN Square 1910.
fronting 18th street east between North aud u
streets TINS lot contaius 400 square feet ground
more or less, and Ia unlmproyed-
Terms OF sale: one third Of the purchase money in
cash on the daS OF sale. within fifteen dsys ther.a
ter the residue IN two equal instalim-nt payable
spectvtly IN one aud two from the day Of sale
the purchasers lrofnlssory notes TO be given for
SANE, bearing interest from the day Of sale at per
centum per annum until paid. the eiection
the purchaser the whole Of the purchase money may
chase money and interest il fully paid failure q
of the purchasers comply with the terms OF sale
the the right roadvertse aud ressi
the property IA respect which default may b. made
at tn ne and cost Of the defaultlns purchaser All
conveygncing and recording a the OF the pur-
chasers deposit of 800 each parcel sold will
required on acceptance II bid
JAMES 5. EDWARDS.
W. WILLOUGHBY. trustees
THOMAS DOWNING.
myl2-eo&ds Auctioneer
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FNRUsTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS No. 171s

u PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS No. 1918
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
BY virtue of order made by the supreme Court of
the District of Columbia the 18th DAY of April
1887, in Equity cause No. 500 wherein r. A. \.
Bush ct al compainants and Lewis n Stanton II
al defendants will offer sale front OF ths
premises. al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. ON
A1URDAY. THE TwEN1N-SlXTH DAY OF MAY,
1855. Lot twenty nine tyl. Of stanton Barnes. ct
subdivision of certain lots IN square hundred and
fifty mine 1oSD, IN Washington city. said lot
IS feet and inches on Rhode Island avenue and
back with depth of about 100 feet 10 an
alley. IL IL improved by three-story and
brick Dwelling. 25 feet front and three ds-p.
"Details TO rooms. &c. will he gwen 1T the sale
Terms of sale: ne-third cash. and the balance In
two equal insallmens Iayable in twelve and twenty
four months respectively from day Of sale: the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust
the properly sold and TO bear interest at the OF
per cent per annum. pay able semi annually. cash
deposit Of $500 Will be required at the time Of sale IL
the terms of sale be not compli a with in ten days
from day of sale the Trustee the right
sell the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser
All conveyancng at cost OF purchaser.
JOHN {. HEALDl Trustee.
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my11.e4 GOT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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VALUABLE gNIMPRoyEp RRoPEBTYs FRONT
AT THE INTERSECTION OF RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND STREET
On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-FIRST. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK. H. we shall sell In front Of the premises
valuable properly fronting 81 feet on Linden street
Rhode Island avenue. deDroit Park. This property
eliQby located water sewerAnd gas. making val
liable property the erection Of DWELLINGS md ahould
command the attention of buyers.
Terms: ethird cash. balance In one and two years
notes bearing interest from day Of sale and
by deed Of trust on property sold Al conveysncine
property sold ct time of sale.
WALTER a WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionsers.
my12-dkds =
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO.. Auctioneer..


CONTENTS OF DRUG STORE AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH NJ TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell corner Twelfth and q
be offered WHOLE and If not sold viii be cold In de-
tail
myi5 WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST
S S3RNEs Of op FF0TRS,AND;A;AALF AND
BRADLEY BUILDING. At AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY.
in front Of the premses shall offer for sale at public
auction part OF lot 81 IN square 400 fronfns about
containing 1894 square feet Of land. or less It
is improved by large substantial four-story brick
building, suitable for Offices and business purposea
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years from day Of SALE with interest the de
ferred payments At per cent per annum payable
semi-annually. Deposit Of s5OO viii be required ct
purchaser HATTERSLY w. TALBOTT
Trustee under will Of Joseph II. Bradley deceased.