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M ERCHANTS, manufacturers, merAha,cs.
4fI corporations, and ali others in need on
printing. lithographing. and blank books can
have their orders promptly filed at moderate
prices, at the MORNtSG NEWS PRINTING
HOUSE. Whitaker street.
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the names of domestic animals you soc
about YOU"
"The cat"
"Well, and what besidesr
"That is all. "
"But you forgot one that is allowed in all
the rooms. Reflect; it has four feet, and
makes so much noise at times that it keeps
us awake
1.-THE piano."-N. Y. Commercial Adver-
tiser
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FORsYTH sOCIAL CLUD.

Members are earnestly requested to attend
meeting at hall corner of Bull and Broughton
streets THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock. By
order JOHN BRENNAN, President.
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A CARD.

respectfully announce to the citizens of Ga.
vannah that have on hand at my Cold Storage
Market everything frst-class that the marke,
affords. My aim is to keep the best, sell at low
prices and endeavor to 80 please my patron,
that they will continue to patronize me. Cau
around and inspect, and you will am sure bs
satisfied. Respectfully, j. JOYCE.
AhercOrn md 7 ihor4
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A MEDICAL CERTIFICATE for n Buffalo quack
tells of a man being cured OF rheumatism Of
ninety-one years standing.
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RAILROADS.
Coast Line Railroad.

Suburban Sunday Schedule.
Cathedral Cemetery, BOnaven-
ture and ThunderbOlt.
SCHEIDULEFO FOR THIS DAY
STEAM CARS.
Leave Savannah 8 a. m 1886 a. M, 10:35a M,
11:45 a. m, p. M, 8 p. NJ, p. m, p m, 6 p,
m, $50 p, m.
Leave Bonaventure 7:2O a. m, 9:O5 a. M, 1905
a. M, 11:05 a. M, 1910 m, $40 p. M, $3.50 P.
m. 4:30 p m, $50 p. m, $50 p. m.
Leave Thunderbolt 7:10 a. M, a. M, l0a-
m, II a. M, 1875 p m, 2:35 p M, S;25 p. m,
4:25 p. m. 525 p. m, 6:25 p. m.
Round trip to Bonaventure 20c. round trip 70
Thunderbolt 25c. round trip to Cathedral Gene
terry 10c
Take Broughton street cars % minutes before
departure of suburban trains.
r. +. COBB, Superintendent
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T. HENNEssY, Secretary.


THE EIBERNIAN SOCIETY
VIII hold its Seventy -seventh, ~ Sa=1CSxEA
Anniversary meeting in the E~MTN\\N .HsAA
Western Parlor of the Sore <>-(FSA \\<eYC-Co.
ven House, TOMORROW SAW yES&Cr
CMonday) MORNING, at 11R1S$S.Exa s. y
O'Clock, Dues will be payable ~ aEso6s =
and officers will be elected.
At O'Clock p. NJ. the Society and its invited
guests Gill assemble at the Screven House,
where the Anniversary Dinner will be served.
Members are requested to attend punctually
and to wear sashes at each meeting
p. w. MELDRIM. President.
CHARLES F. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary
THE STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY
viii meet in this city APRIL 9th. at the
Screven House, to examine applicants for drug
gist's license All those who wish to become
Licensed Druggists or Pharmacists, should
avail themselves of this opportunity for exami-
nation Those who are doing drug business
without license will be prosecuted to full extent
of the law. For further particulars address
H, r. SLACK, JR., Secretary.
LAGRANGE, Ga.
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NOTICE.
TYDEE ISLAND.

grand Oyster and Clam Roast will be served
at the Island TO-DAY Sunday. The train
leaves both morning and afternoon, and visitors
can enjoy the bivalves in their best form.
JAMES LANE
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THE EXCELSIOR LOAN AND SAVINGS
COMPANY.

All persons desiring stock in the above com
pany are requested to enter their subscriptions
on or before the 1st of APRIL, as present series
will close at that time.
Printed Constitution and Bylaws can be had
by those desiring upon application to any of the
undersigned Board of Directors
R. F. HARMON J. T. WELLS.
S. L. LAZARoN. W. F. CAHPLIN.
B. c. WRIGHT. G. NJ. D. RILEY.
w. A. WALKER. H s. DREEsE.
W. T. HOGAN. W. T. LEOPOLD.
c. f. BPoUGHTON
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LUMBER MERCHANTS Assign.

ST. LOUIS. March l6--Methudy & Meyer,
we'll known lumber merchants, assigned this
afternoon for the benefit of their creditors.
Their assets are placed at $24S,500. The
amount of their liabilities is not given.
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BEANS.

A fun supply Of Cleveland's Improved and
Early Valentine Beans on hand. Also a full a.
sortment of Small Seeds at
KIEFFER'S DRUG AND PAINT HOUSE
Corner West Broad and Stewart Streets.
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Hoods
EDDINGs.

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
graved at the shortest notice and in the latest
styles. We carry an extensive and well selected
stock Of fine papers, envelopes and cards es-
pecially for such orders. Samples sent on ap-
plicatlon. MORNING NEWS Printing House,
Savannah, Ga
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TOWNSEND.

FINE PRINTER, BINDER AND R1TTFp
Sc and ss Bryan Street,
Telephone "341" Savannah n.
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FOR SALE.

IF YOU WANT
If you want DAY BOOK MADE,
If you want JOURNAL MADE
If you want CASH BOOK MADE
If you want a LEDGER MADE,
If you want a RECORD MADE,
If you want CHECK BOOK MADE.
If you want LETTER HEADS,
If you want NOTE HEADS,
If you want BILL HEADS,
If you want BUSINESS CARDS,
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
Morning News Steam Printing House,
MORNING NEWS BUILDING,
9 Whitaker Street.
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Gle one evening, he fired one shot at DE
Young. II was mortal. De Young sank
back and died in a few minutes
Though there was intense excitement
and threats of lynching of Kalloch, he es-
capped conviction on his trial.
A year or two ago an attempt was made
to assassinate Michael De Young in the
counting room of his Office, but it failed.
Four o T five years ago a colored man, a dis
charged employe of the Philadelphia Press,
made a murderous assault upon Robert j.
Cook, the manager of the paper. He struck
him on the head with Ratchet, inficting
what was thought to be mortal wound.
Cook was the famous athlete Of Yale, and
his strong constitution pulled him through.
The death of Henry j. Raymond, the
famous editor and founder Of tho New Yor K
Times, was ascribed to an attack Of apop-
leTy, but there has always been a mystery
alb ut it. He had been at the Office during
the day in his usual health ana went away
during the evening in good spirits. He was
found in the morning, just inside OF the
vestibulo Of his house, dead, though there
were some indications that he did not die in
that place. IL there was a mystery about 1t.
il has always remained a mystery, though
there have been all sorts of rumors about it
ever since his death.
The most recent case OF murder in edito-
rial Office was that of Mr.. Shepard, the e1i-
tor of the New London telegram. This
occurred about year ago He was shot
BY a man Of unsound mind, without any
grievance whatever, and wholly irresponsi-
Bile for HIS act. The editor died within an
hour or so and his assailant was confined as
lunatic.
When CaSslus NJ Clay was running his
abolition paper in Kentucky he always laid
a revolver on one side Of his desk and a
bowie on the other, and his desk was al
ways placed so that he could get the drop
on anybody who came in the room. Mr..
Clay was often threatened, but never burt
ELISHA JAY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILn
ERS.

On and after May 1, 1889, the Union Carpep
ters of Savannah demand that Nine hours SHAH
constitute days work Endorsed by D. A. No
1879 and Local Assemblies No. 1885, 54s4. 1854
1901 and 9103 K. of L. " f. ST. CLOUD.
Business Agent Carpenters District Council.
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DIR. J. ID. LANIER
Has removed to northwest corner Bull and Lib
erty streets, and will resume practice this morn
ing.
MARCH 4, 1889.
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nnho3-3u
A CHANCE 10 Buy Nav Goops
AT GREATLY CUT PRICES
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
3l5 7lH ST,

Oar stock is large and must move IL, TO do it
quickly have put the knife in prices up to the ht
We mention few of the bargains, but you must come
and look to fully appreciate the opportunity offered
buy irst-class goods at cut rates:
Best Atwood Full Extra super Ingrains Coo yard
Best G. G. Full Extra Super Ingrains. 30c. yard
Tapestry Brussels, best makes 59c. a yard
Body Brussels, best makes, 81 yard.
B-st MUquettI Carpets ! -
Best quality Smyrna Mats. regular price 81 To- cut
10 81 -.
Best quality Smyrna Rugs regular price So, cut to
S195.
Best quality Smyrna Rugs, regular prce:s4. cut to
S29J.
Best quality Smyrna Rugs, regular price Sc cut to
$3.50.
japanese Rugs, all sizes. few Gx12, we will close ont
at $3.50.
scrimm, O5c yard; Pongee Dra2ery, 15c.; Has
socks pc
Solid Walnut Sideboarl. Marble Top $3.50
Imitation Mahogany Sideboald, $3.50.
Natural Cherry Finished sdeboard, $3.50.
Antique OAK SidebOdrd. $50.
Antique SideJOard, go 30.
Solid OAK SiGebOard, 40.
These SideDJard5 cut-in prices from So to $50
Inc best Solid Antique Oak Chamber suit in the
market for So
On all Chamber Suits oyer 81 and parIor Suits
over lOO We viii give a discount of 10 per cent.
one SIN Plush Suit, g pieces, cherry frames, SO.
one Sih Plush SUIT d pieces. spring edges 500.
one Crushed Plush suit, pieces. $40
One Crushed Plush Suit, g pieces SG5
Wen sell any Portieres or heavy Curtains in stock
at cost and hang them free o. charge.
Great lar2aius II orr Lace Curtain Department
We sell the cheapest GOOD Refrigerator the
market, and guarantee them.
Baby Carriages AT all prices
The best and cheapest line OF Mattines we have ever
shown.
Loose Covers cut aud made to order on short notice
If you want more than your moneys worth come
and Us.
These prices are for cash Oh or before delivery.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE R.ss.

EHkNCERl SALE DF NATAB.E IMPROVED
y HhAi. ESlAiE No. 20Ss a SIhEET NORI a.
- IN virtue - decree ~ tho Surr,nsc CONT ~ no
sS - - sSaoa passed N ta- -6th day % haT,h.
Deale and others arr cuuaplalnauts ana Osrt~,le "
Nscc ht Others are defendants. 1 shall 81 4 the
nlShest mdaer a ;ro,tui thcys n,ges - llAiFPAsr
IIsSSh ~ SisN y NJ n4 an i,~D "A. rae SfI'bND
DAn tf MAA. lN:. all 4 lrlg. lgt nun d red ave
90 IN square numb bend hun,l-, ..a hive 1854
IN the oItt 81 " -slugtou. D. e. said iut u situated
80 sIet nor a. is-;Ncu .th an, sl~g streets ve-t.
5.b ,s.n's irvt - in'heS On street, s'I5 IA
lIotect ~ inches - 10 loot allen fla u,.-f- "A
part oi sald lot ! mpsuy,d by I.rsa l-i.b r.aug
house. No. eo3s -. NV
Terms Of sale as lgess.ll by decree s-thira q
the run base money ca D. a'd the falarrs i NO
equal sfaiutlrts - ant year, an. A, erred
payments Ia h sec.Tsd ~ Iced a.; t-i.>t IN ~ frf
eriN sold and % hear ut rest TIRE rsts Is ~ rff
lsr anIIn from TIA das q ale. fsl>it Il so
vii b. r,urci ~ time II sale II the terms en-. "a Ia
not Coulllcd with Iu ton Ga,s from dry 81 tlp Ia.
trustee reserves tie riEnt O. resell tie sad a. a. tie
rl>k aud cost OF the defaulti.c I',-,r All convex
auy ana % I, a; the ,NiSi-e u tJe r.archaser
John Z. READ Trustee.
.pUO 9TH q "
lHpMAS t'NlING Auctiur'rr. ~ 80 dads
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WALTER T. WILLIAMS < 60.
'sVHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoncer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos 1907
AND 1909 sIN1EEA1H Strict NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
tIN UtLOCk.f viii sell in front OF the premises
lot s. IN square 1873. fronting % 10th street
northwest between and streets. by depth of lOj
ieet 10 wide al ev. and having also side alley feet
wide The improvements are two small brick houses,
now under rent.
Terms: Oncthird cash. the residue in two equal pay
lnentS at one ana two years. with notes bearing
terest and secured by deed Cf trust the property
sold. All cOuNcySacllE and recording at purchaser
cost deposit Of 500 VIII be required time OF
Sale II III" terms Of sale are not complied with in
Gays the right /, reserved 70 resell the properly the
risk and cost Of the GntaUtiHE purchaser or lchas-
ers alter ten days notice III some newspaper published
IL the city of Washington.
apll-d&Gs THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
cE THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence Of the rain, until MONDAY. APRIL
lNEAfl-NINTH, SANE HOUR AND PLACE.
THOMAS BOWLING,
ap25-d&ds Auctioueer
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WHAT We OFFER THIS WEEK:
NJ our Best Quality Tapestry Stair CARPETS, SOC.
All our Best Quality Wilton Velvet stair Carpets.
Al our Best Quality Extra Super CARPETS. Coo.
EeinnSnts OF Nohair Pushes, 7Jc.; regular roll
Remnants of SPIN Silks 75c; regular roll Price So
Keilnants q al kinds OF Upholstery Goods at one
third price from fuIl prices.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
Is Antique Oak Bed Suites, square beveled- plate
il Antique Oak BED Suites, square beyelod- plate
Is AndIH is' OAK Eel Suites round beveled plate
j clsrry b unei At "a, reduced from So.
! So, = ss$ $f
Owing TO the heavy demand made upon oar Parlor
iind only a Paror suits lett We Vii place $50 as
the price Tor these a;d would advise All early call,
Is Hair Mattresses, 30 lbs, 80 each
- E6z-spTlns Mattresses, $3.50; reduced from
- Hoyen-Wire Mattresses. So; good value at 50.
~ best steame,-drcSsed Feather Pillows, ,,0c h.
go mediuln-luaIty Feather Pillows. 2Sc ID.
iirEe-size Eoc.ers. III Walnut and Cherry, 1878.
s. smaller size Rockers walnut, Cherry and Oak
So; viii be taken AT sight
100 OAK and Cherry Tables. for Bedrooms, $50.
~ 9ak , amd Cery Sair Tor t BiFoons so
STRAW MATING! STRAW MATING!
4i9oyds; for 81 in FIVE different patterns
300 rolls Of sample Mating, best quality, no two
alke, which will be closed at $500 per roll; value
RUGS! RUGS! RUGS! RUGS!
l50 japanese Wolf Rugs, in white, at 1.9O each.
The size is > yards long by | yard wide,
Sl,1O SIlIy rlla Mats, reduced to 1JC.
$3.50 Smyrna RUGS, reduced to : to
Sf.80 Sfuyrna Rtfas. reduced 10 - 81
50 90 Smy rIal.uIs, reduced To u. So
$40 smyrna Rugs. reduced 70 81 -.
The balance of orr Kitchen Chairs. l.lc each
100 Pert, rated seat Camp Chaffs. 3.c. each,
We have small lot of CastOrS and Butter Dishes on
hand which will 20 Monday at % You can save
couple OF dollars either
In addition to above, We find in our stock Tot Of
Hall Trees parlor Tables, Music Cabinets EeCcution
Chairs, odd Rockers which. owing to their being IN
uEnarkttahie condition, will be sold chpap
The week commencing NJ aday, April - will he a
busy
JULIUS LANSBURGH.
mh23-3m 3l5 7IT ST
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in the proceedings. The London Daily Netcs
thinks that the readiness with which Mr. Bates
explanation was accepted by Prince Bismarck
Is "a favorable omen for the success of the Sa-
moan conference. The Standard saws that Mr..
Bates statement amply satisfies every demand
that could reasonably be made. and that the En-
glish delegates will not raise difficulties.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.ysORiscW.

hCNCANS0N BROS, Auctiuneers
~ Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust hearing date
January A. d. 1SS!l, and duly recunie on the same
Jay II. Iiher No. 1856 folio :i7ti2 one of the land
records OF the District of Columbia. by Henry W
nyers 70 Tue subscribers We Will sell az public spc-
on n 'front.' OF the premises to the highest bidder
property described in said deed OF trust,
Part Of Lot "a four in square tes3) nine hundred
ana being the south twenty C20) feet Of
SAD lot by the depth thereof: with the improvements
,nsrson- consisting of small frame house, TUES
~. LIE THIRrIETH OF APhII. AT FOUR
OSi-cth T. NJ. 1erus of sale cash.
:. CAMPBELL CAERINGTONl ,,..o.
II WILLIAM ]. DONoHUE. ! hus'ee~
w GREATEST OF ALL HORSE SALES.
,> AT WILMINGTON DEL.
TUEspAYPA APR1 1 THIk PAYS TWO 2AYS
MAY FIRST.
- 100 HORSES.
The BESI LOT OF HORSE rs EVER OFFERED AT
ANY SALE IN THIS PART OF THE
o.-.- - ~ OINTRN.
SEVERAL REALLY FINE TEAMS OF CLOSEL Y
.- MATCHED HORSES
SEVERAL EXTRA ZINE Coach, FAMILY AND
COUPE HORSES.
- - AND LOOK!
MORE GENUINE SPEED THAN EVER OFFERED
Al ANY SALE IN his SECTION BEFORE.
LARGE NUMBER or FIRST-CLASS GENTLE
MEMS ROADSTERS.
OUR BAZAAR
is THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY TO HAVE A
FULL VIEW OF HORSES IN MOTION
WHILE BLING SOLD.
to be sold. - ~
1t " WARMER
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e. The way to advertise is to put your
announcement where it will be seen bv the
people you want to reach. THE STAR reaches
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hold
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$3.50 TO NEW York AND RETuRN.-The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to New York for all trains April
q 10 30. and for train leaving the Baltimore
ana ONO depot am. May l. Tickets valid re-
turning until May .. inclusive. Round trip only
$3.50.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DAWNBR0KER'S SAIE-WE WILL SELL AT
1909 street, at prIbilc auction all pledges for
feted BY non, redeIaI tion, All numbers under Isl
on WEDNESDAY. 1HJkSDAN AND FRIDAY. MAY
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD cummetcig4g at 50
T. Consisting % sold. silver and metal wa ehes.
diamonds bracelets pms earrings. rings sleeve but
tons ockets, haces Chains studs guns. pistols books
clocks opera glasses, valises solid liver and plxed
ware clothing. pianos, or-ans other musical
strnents bicycles and household furniture Persons
holding tickets please ,aSe notice.
GRoCE L WILEY.
a A 4 %
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AUCTION SALES.
-
TIsIS AETERNONN
VI,RUSTEFS' SALE or SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES |
IL ON BOUNDARY STREET. REIMEtN NINlH |

TE'RCSTEFS' SALE or SEVERAL FRAME HOUSES
l. On BOUNDARY S1REET BEIMEhN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY vrtue of deed of trust, duly recorded in Iiber
No liH.. folio las ct seq, II the Land Records
party secured thereby will sell at public auction,
in front OF the premises. on MONDAY, TWENTY
NINTH DAi OF APRIL, A. ID. 1889. at FIVE
9CLoCh r ~: al Of lot 10, in Wright C9xs sub
Plains, duly recorded in the Surveyors Office of the
District o. Columbia together with all the improve
ments- ways easements rights, privileges. and appur-
tenanoes to the saine belonging or in anywse apper
Terms: Oae-hiri cash the residue in two equal in
stal nents at one and two years. with interest per
cent per aln1m, payable senIl-anunally, secured
deed OF trust ON the premises sold, all cash,
option Of purchaser y DEPOSIT of 800 at time of
sale all convey ancing at purchasers cost If the
terms OF sale are not complied with 10 days the
trustees reserve The right TO resell the property the
risk ard cost OF the defauting purchaser after lavs'
advertisement II some newspaper published in " ash
3nstUn, ID. Z.
JAMES II. SAVILLE,
JOHN /. cox
,,,-,-,,,-o..- Trustees.
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h o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Broker
les Oh Street mort Invest.
Two VALUABLE IMPROVED PKOIEkIIIS. Nos.
1901 STIiELT AND 1902 18TH STREET
NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION,
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SECOND,
1889, AT HALF PAST FIVE O'Clock, in front OF
the premises. shall sell lot 81 in square 20 I'M
proved tya two-story brick house with fine corner
store used for groceries and ,rUN isons and doing a
good business has nc cellar and rooms above re
west.
Immediately after. lot 80 same square improved by
tNO->tOry and basement brick with SIX 10 ms and
bath; lot 1879 l&-lOO, being No. 1902 lZth street
northwest.
erIns; = cash balance in l. =, and 3 years. with
bearing interest aG secured 10y deeds Of trust on
the Property 'old ali COnV cyaucinG rarorn. at
purchasers cost. deposit Of 500 will be rcIHlrcd
on tine store property, and i 90 th. other piece
THOMAS DOALINC.
ap21-dSls Auclorcer
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Ff'HOIAS DOWNING ,tuctIonecr
Trustees SALE or LOW GROUNDS" ABOVE

TRUSTEES SALE or Low GROUNDS ABOVE
GLUEG.. Town.
District OF Columbia, assci May :. 1885,. IN else
wherein hebecca H. ScHncCk AND diners complain
anus, beng numbered 1919 equity We si:l
i1 Siis rs al e a3% 4i We = Hsar
Al HALF-PkST JOUR O'CLOCK =. VI, all that tract
.? i"g 4 Sno ds a in f LYg Gs9d" g co, far
and bounded On the northern side thereof BY the Ches-
west 10y thc western line oi The District Of Columbia
and the so,ltl by the Potomac river channel ard on
t.t est ny the western hc OF tract OF tour acres,
embracing two null sites situated AZ Lock Harbor'
yl's mil trep TWO small tracts lying little 10 the
east 81 sand District line the first known "Buly's
known Ri IN gsggt," containing nv and three
quarter acres ga tract 10 be sold continuing Al
=, eElns q sale prescribed by the decree; One
Is 10 be Paid On day OF sale, and balance one and
Two ye&T7 respfctIysly Toy which the pronissory
notes 81 me purchaser or purchasers must be given to
RS1T S@EeT T i9 the DAY OF sle and TO be secared
OF piirc!Jer All conveyancIg AND recording at pur-
'''-~' RANDALL HAGNER.
~ 4uG liith street northwest,
SAMUEL MADDOX,
FRED. i. J 1JSrtJiaii' avenue
AZ Louisiana avenue.
B-Par.icuar attention is called to the abS1e
the Potomac Iiver and canal and its tquent de.
sa ability Tor business rpgrses The es5ern Mary
thereby max ING II more valuable.
SIXTY adjoining the above and living, 10
the west OF il in Mary land viii be offered at the Same
time 10y Mr.. Hdttersly ". Talbot, trustee, under
cimEeery decree OF Montgomery county court.
Full particulars may be md Application TO above
trustees, Mr. Haitersley ". Ialbott, RocLyiIln
Md, Mr. Francis X. Carey. attorney -at-law 81 Z
North Charles street, Baltimore, Md. Coaches will
IeaTS Dowiiny's auction rooms at . O'Clock for ac-
coulnoditiou Of bidders. apl1-eots
( HAANCERi SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ SITUATE ON SINETELHIH STREET NEST
BEIMEEN AND STREETS NORTH,
Bl virtue OF a decree OF the supreme Caurt Of the
District OF Columbia passed III equity cause No s3,yS
of Mary N. Pollard ct al against Ann v Hickman ct
al. the undersigned will sell at public auction on the
4. in front of the premises, all the estate right
title interest and claim of the parties to said csse in
and 10 all the north half of lot ten (lOJ in s0pare
No. l41.
Terms of sale: cash and the balance in one
and two years with interest from day sale for which
TIE purchaser VII give HIS ronissoTY notes, lien
VIII be reserved on the property until all purchase
money and interest shall be paid. And ratification
OF sale and payment OF the urchasenouey and inter
est deed Will be gwen deposit of Slu0 will be
quired al time OF SALE All conveyancn cost of
chaser. Terms lnnst be complied with in len days
parties reserve the right resell at cost and
nh OF dafauiting purchaser after five days notice in
The Evening STAR
CHAS. MAURICE SMITH
WILLIAM j. MILLER, trustees.
. 3Sb Louisiana ave. NV J
THoS. Z. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctionesr. ap2O-dkda