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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JuStices Hdqner.
James and Montgomery.
Yesterday. Webster agt. Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad company; argued and sub
rhitted- Anderson agt. same; argued in part.
E9UTTY CoURT-,T,tdge Cor
Yesterday, Moore agt. Porter ct al; restrain
ing order. In re petition of Edwin Shuttle
bothann; order of publication. Latrobe agt.
Mckee ct al; order everything motion to dis
miss. Taylor agt. McIntire ct al: order to
show cause. United States agt. Howgate ct al
order ratifying auditors report. Burkhart
agt Seitz; pro confesso agt Franklin Insur-
ance company. Kunkle agt. Casanova; final
RATIFICATION OF sale and reference to auditor.
Beale et al. agt Vance et al: decree restricting
building to within fifteen feet of street. Cake
agt Richmond; order for additional bond
$4,000 TO be given by plaintiff. Appleby agt
Harvey; order 10 pay money into court. Hizer
agt. Hizer; decree Of divorce. Mcdaniel agt.
Mcdaniel; order to show cause.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jltdge Bradley.
Yesterday. Dorsey Suber. murder: recogniz-
ance i'll $1,000 taken. Edward Galway, rob-
berry; nolle pressed.
PROBATE CoURT-Rsgister C1dqea.
Yesterday. Will of Geo. ". Dyer; fled with
petition. Will OF G. NJ. Barker; consent 10
probate fled. viii of John r. Morgan; par
TALLY proven. VIII of Frank Coger; do.
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Prom Rockville.
Correspondence " The Evening STAR.
ROCKVILLE Nav % Is

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ROCKVILLE. May %, 1889.
Yesterday Mrs. E. X Dillihunt, of Chicago,
purchased Of Mr.. Elias Keiser tract of nine
acres Of land adjacent to Randolph station. on
the Metropolitan branch railroad about two
miles from this place. The price paid was
ESQ per acre. The purchaser will at once pro-
coed 10 put upon the place fine dwelling
mouse and make other improvements.
80 lar a. the democrats are concerned the
political pot in the county has commenced
boiling and the friends of DIR. Edward Wootton
anu Howard Griffith. opposing candidates for
the nomination to the state senate, are endeay-
orinS TO make combinations with the friends
OF the various candidates for minor Offices As
the claims for nomination for the various Of
nees IN this county by that party are decided
by primary election to be held ON the IA ~
august, II Is expected that prior to that date
strong political work will be done in all the
election districts. The friends of DR. Wootton
claim that he will come out of the district IN
which both candidates live with handsome
majority, and that he will be able to get a ma
1ority IN the county. The former managers of
the party are somewhat divided IN their choice
but II Il generally supposed that Mr. Griffith
will be supported by the strong German wing
OF the party. Lively times are expected So
Tar as the minor county nominations are con-
cerned they will hinge greatly on the sena-
teriaI fight The republicans appear to be
lying low and watching events.
The Young Mems Christian association of
this place have declined to receive the amount
OF money rendered them BY the managers of a
recent musical and dramatic performance
given here.
II Is reported that the heavy rain storm of
yesterday did considerable damage to the
roads In the eastern section of the county.
Farmers are getting alarmed at the prospect
for the next corn crop on account of the DELAY
In planting, caused by the wet weather Of The
past FOUR weeks. There is a prospect of q large
hay crop. s.A M
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TALKING SINGLE TAX.
A Lively Discussion at the Meeting of
the Economic Association.

There was considerable discussion OF lively
and interesting nature last evening at the regu-
lar meeting of the Washington branch of the
American Economic association, precipitated
by the speech of President Bowen on the bene-
fit TO labor of the single tax. Col. Richard
Hinton was one Of the speakers, and he startled
his hearers by denouncing Henry George and
declaring himself a socialist. The single tax
theory. he said, is a falsehood, and the expedi-
ent Of men afraid to face the inevitable result
OF their philosophy. Mr.. George F. Adams re-
Piled to Col Hinton in personal manner, and
Col. Hinton replied with considerable warmth.
The appeals of the chairman for order only in
creased the confusion, and at last several peo-
pie left the hall, among them being Col Hin
ton and his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
PUZZLED BY A WOMAN.
The Police Can Make Nothing Of Mary
Brogue's Murder Story.

The police of the third precinct have not vet
solved the alleged murder mystery reported by
the colored woman. Mary Brogue, as heretofore
published in The STAR Since the arrest of
Walter Moss and the woman's failure to iden-
tify him as the man who she says conducted
her to a house and showed her the dead body
Of her brother, Jesse Liggins, the police are at
loss to find any reason fer the strange story
told by the woman. As published yesterday
the police found where her brother had lived
in Hollidge's court, in rear of o street, but
Jesse was not there, and one of his companions
reported that he had left Jesse in Philadelphia.
The conflicting stories told by Moss
and Mary give rise to the belief
that Jesse Higgins is not her brother
although she gives perfect description of him
Moss says that his father married Jesse's
mother. but Mary disputes that fact. so that
the police cannot tell whether Jesse is Mary's
brother or not. except from her statement.
Thus far the police have learned nothing that
in any way confirms the story that Mary saw
her brothers dead body. Jesse is missing and
that is all that they have been able to learn.
THE woMAS's APPARENT SINCERITY.
The woman evidently believes her own story.
In speaking of the matter to a STAR reporter
she said that when she saw her brothers body
she was told that he was to be buried in Win
Thursday, and she believes that his body was
taken across the river into Virginia.
Mary BrOgUe. who makes the statement has
been employed as a domestic in the house of
Mr.. Patrick Cusick for about three months.
WHAT SHE TOLD MRS. CUsICK.
-Four or five weeks ago she left the house and
went with one of Mr.. Cusicks children for a
walk. When she returned she told Mrs. Cusick
that she had seen her brother. Nothing more
was said about her brother until a week ago
last Saturday, when she informed Mrs. Cusick
that her brother sick. Mrs. Cusick ex-
cused her for the balance of the day. When she
returned Monday morning she said that her
brother had been cut. Wednesday evening she
went TO Mrs. Cusick crying and told her that
she had Just learned that her brother was
dead. Again she was excused. and when she
returned the next day she told how she saw her
brother lying on board in the house which
she has been looking for. Mary told Mrs.
Cusick that If some one would walk with her
from her (lrs. Cusick's) house that she could
take them to the place where she saw her
brothers dead body.
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LADIES' DRESSING SACQUES
FOR % CENTS.

Anything you want in a PARASOL?
We have all new things, anything your fancy
presents.
Any CORSET you buy from us that does not give
you the wear you desire bring it back to and
replaced whether it be SOC. one Satin Corset.
CHILDREN's SUMMER CAPS
For 25 cents we show you several and pretty
CAPS, some made of all-over embroidery fixed with
full ruche around the face then the openace stripe
material with wide lawn strings
For 40 cents we are showing unlimited number
Of stripes in various materials; we think you will
admire the Puritan which is entirely new it IL a very
dressy cap.
For SO cents these equal to those of former
seasons at SO cents We write Of a particular STYLE
such as an openwork embroidered Cap with neat bow
of same material on top, in all sizes.
For rs cents could not exhibit anything prettier
they are made of good material corded These are
washable.
For SO cents they have q rosette on top; open
work sheer linen; perfectly shaped with strings in
all sizes.
For ss cents we give several styles select
from; we describe one style in particular, made of
blocked embroidery adjoining same we know them to
"a bargain.
For s1.35 OUR LITTLE LORD FAUNTLERoY"
Caps These are unique as well as dressy.
NURSES APRONS! NURSES APRONS!
We have received during the past week many new
styles Of Aprons.
10 dozen NURSES APRONS, scalloped around
bottom, good linen. full size, at 10 cents.
So dozen NURSES APRONS in six different styles
some one-fourth yard hem; some lace inserting
others with deep hem and tucks both wide and mar
row. Any Of these kinds 25 cents.
10 dozen NURSES APRONS. for fine wear, best
quality India linen; deep hem and tucks: finished
with neat pattern Of embroidery around bottom. AL
for As cents.
NURSES AND MATTRESSES CAPS AT 25 CTS.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
II. B. Moulton to d. g. Swain, lots and 4. blk
8, and BIS sub Mt. Pleasant; 8. p Baur to
Rosa Robinson, pts. 2 and 8, SO. 3S7; 50, $50
d. Bietwill to NJ. J. Kean. lot 2, SO. 40; 8. A.
S. Taylor to C. P. Williams. pit. 10, SO. 20
$1,000. May E. Greenland to Augustus L. Phil
lips. sub s, SO. 203, $. j. o. Johnson to P
N Dubant. sub 81. SO. 375; $3.50. Jesse
Shreve to y. Cox, sub AZ. SO. AS; $3.50. J. E.
Freeman to II. Jaeger, sub. 80. So 3O3; e
Charlotte E Penny to ". W. Jones, pit. II, so.
122; $4,000. t. J. Flock to r. Wilson, lots 81
and 80. blk. IL, Kalorama Heights; s.. c. VI.
Sioussa ct al to Isabella b. Teel. interest in lot
y. SO. 127: =. J. n. PlowInan ct al. to r. s.
Werder ct al, trustees. sub so. so. 623; g.
Florence McDwitt to Jacob Scharf. pit Pros
pect; $4,000. ". O'Brien TO I. Z. Waggaman
et al. lots 1 and s, So. 500; s. John l..
Weaver TO Cora W. King, sub q, blk. 10, Lee
Droit Park: IS. 400
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Released on His Personal Recognizance

Yesterday, after the Criminal Court ad.
journed, Judge Bradley took up the case OF
Charles d. Poston under writ of habeas corpus
directed to the warden of the Jail. The petit.
TONER was arrested last week ON the charge OF
violating statute by using forged franks OF
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada. He claimed tina,
his commitment to Jail was not justified
Judge Bradley decided that he was properly in
custody, but released him on his giving per-
sonal recognizance in $4,000 for bis appear
ance.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

AUCTION G r SALE IL OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
BEIWEEN g AND II STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DEFREES
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under the authority of deed of trust to the under
signed bearing date April 10. 1882 and recorded in
the office of the recorder of deeds for the District
Columbia, on the 9th day OF May, 1889, will offer
for sale at public auction front of the respective
premises, the following real estate situate in the city
OF Washington i'll the District aforesaid the day
and hours mentioned.
on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE.
1889. AT SIX O'CLOCK ?. NJ lot so in shepherd 5
subdivision of square 623 with the improvements
thereon consisting Of threestory brick dwelling No
rs on said Defrees street.
on THE FOLLOWING DAY at the same hour the
lot in square 4S6, with the improvements thereon
consisting OF three-story frame dwelling No. 137
said Sixth street.
Terms of sale One third cash on the day of sale or
within ten days thereafter, the residue in two equal
instalments payable in one and two years from the
day of sale, for which the purchasers promissory
notes to be given bearing interest from
sale and to be secured by deeds ON the prop
erty and policies OF insurance the buildings the
satisfaction of the undersigned all cash il desired
two hundred dollars deposit acceptance of each bid
and all conveyanc cling and recording purchasers
cost Terms OF So lie TO be complied with within ten
Q days from the respective days of sale on failure
and resell the same at the cost of defaulting pur-
chaser.
ROBERT S. wERDEN, Trustee
O22 street northwest
THOMAS BOWLING,
my2I-dGdS AuctlOneer
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
TON, BEING HOUSES AND LOTS NO. 934 {
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO
1343 STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1889, at
FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ, will sell on the premises lot
No o. square No. 24O fronting 20 feet the north
side of street, between 18th and 18th streets, by
depth OF 100 feet to an alley, improved by large
ing, containing ROOMS bsth-room, and all modern
Terms: One-third cash, balance /, 3 and 3 years,
with interest secured by deed of trust the prop
erty or all cash at the option of purchaser deposit
of 5000 at time of sale. All conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost. THOMAS BOWLING.
inv2l -dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

with the rank of briga-
dier-general, vacating
the Office of adjutant-
general, which he has
filed for nearly nine
years. He rose to
his present position
from the ranks, having
served as q private SOL
der during the Mexi-
can war. Gen. Drum
lis slightly below the
medium height, rather
compactly built, and
has many little quick
motions in his manner
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THIS EVENING.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION CONIMENC-
ING THURSDAY MORNING AT TEN O'CLOCK
STREE, MoRTHWEST, an entire stock Of CENTS
sists OF everything generally found In rstclass
tablshment. The stock must be sold within fifteen
days. The trade kindly invited
my22-6t SAM SAMSTAG, Auctoneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g No other paper published has anything
like half many readers in the city of Wash
inston as has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
Admitted to the Rar.

The following were admitted to the bar
yesterday, on the report Of Judge Willoughby
of the examining committee: r. W. Bishop
]. W. Blanford, C. L. Bluse, S. J. Brown, P. J.
Butter. James A. Carr, A. E. Clifford. g. L.
Gibbs. p. Metzgar. G. l.. Simpson, NJ. Tierney
L. Tallmadge, c. Z. Triplett and T. ]. Wood
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Some Other Day.
The prodigal of health desires
10 pause, sometime In distance;
And he succeeds, but he requires
The cnroner's q assistance

Inc coroners assistance.
But who wants 10 mend matters in that way.
DTS starkey q Paens ONCE records show over
4o,OOO diherent cases in which their Compound
oxygen Treatment has been used by physicians
IN ner practice and by invalids independently 10
re-arouse nature into activity.
Here are few Of those cured Of desperate lung
trouble by Its use:
Thos. j. Barbour, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, August
. Hrss E n. Hunt, New Rochelle, N. T., October
Ellen Rogers, 2l2 Monument street, Baltimore.
Maryland.
Mrs. r. L Metcalf, Greenfield, Ill.
Walter T. Glazier, Warsaw NY
Mrs. ). Allen Parks, Woodruff 8 c.
y d. Downey, Churubusco Ind.
MIS-, Martin Duboyce, West Bolton, Canada.
ana thousands Of others In all parts Of the coun-
try.
You may know whom they have cured by send
ing TO Drs starkey and Palen for their bro
chure OF 200 pages. II win be forwarded tree
Of charge 20 anyone addressing DRs. SrARKRY
FALLEN, No 1929 Arch street. PhiladslD6ia
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rU,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
my23-dGds

VERY VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF B AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST, NO. 1870
QPP0sITE THE BgREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of premises, / shall sell at
lot IA, square 263, containing 1911 square feet
and improved by large three-story brick residences
being No. 1870 b street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. interest at cent per and secured BY
deed Of trust property sold all cash at option Of
purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 required at time Of
sale. All conveyancing and reGording at purchasers
cost. THOMAS BOWLING,
my22-dkd Auctioneer
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GENERAL r. C. DRUM.
A Distinguished Officer Placed on the
Retired List To-day.

Richard Coulter Drum is to- day sixty-four
years of age and is, consequently, by actioh of
law, placed on the retired list of the army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

Nss- Garfield is said to enjoy an annual in
come Of e7l, 900. Her total wealth is estirna ted
ct es40 900, the most Of which came from the
Cyrus ". Field fund II 10 invested principally
in real estate and government bonds.
At Middletown. Md, the election Saturday
f.. 20 :u-cster resulted in the election OF Mr.
L :. LoLS ,; fourteen majority.
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(yHANCERY SALE OF 359222O SQUARE FEE,
~ OF GROUND. FRONTING ON NORTH d, 25TI

C,HANCERY SALE OF 35,9222O SQUARE FEET
AND WATER STREETS, IN SQUARE 22
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed April 3, 1879 and of
certain further orders and decrees in equity No.
6604, docket 49, Anderson ct al. Boyle ct al We,
the undersigned trustees, will sell at public auction,
in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE
FIFTH, 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ, all OF orig
inal lots one % and six 90 in square twenty-five t2
Both are corner lots; Lot six 6) fronts s2 feet on
north street and 1873 feet on north 18th street
and contains 12772 square feet. Lot one ID fronts
Water street. and contains %, square feet and
is improved by large twostory brick house contain
ing eighteen twenty rooms. This property is espe-
cialy valuable by Of the river front improve
ments and is eligible for any purpose.
Tie lots will first be offered fer sale together and il
satisfactory bid is not obtained they will then be
offered separately.
balance in two equal instruments at and two years.
the purchasers notes and secured by first mortgage
the property sold Offers at private sale will be re-
ceived until the day of sale. Pats and abstracts
title will be exhibited at the sale. deposit of 600
will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale
Terms Of sale must be complied with within ten (O)
days after June D. 1889, the trustees will resell at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser upon
the terms specified in said DEGREES
Incident to these lots valuable riparian rights
fore the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
and to which the purchaser will succeed
THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee,
Fendall Building, cor. Az and d SITS. NV
BERNARD K1LMARTIN, Trustee,
myZ3dGds S1O N. II. NV.
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ONE OF TIE Mosr ELIGIBLE suburban prop
critics II Twining City. large number Of lots
VIII % sold there tomorrow MAY 49, at 80
pm In this beautiful subdivision
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sAIE 81 MPRnYEp ASp THI H
s S2Hs5s r
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
the is.S day u Hps nsss s lie f
trustee will offer for sale at public auction IL front
ias BAY or sn
TIE u
. NJ d s.s u sGse
age Of "a feet ga street northwest by depth Of
fee. on asd nS S By n
Al HAiF:PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. sub lot e5.
Sss s. frSntns 29 feet on street and running
q
u
ss of
10 snd l. square 81 and recorded in surveyors
Terms Of sale as follows. to Wit e,thrd of the
money in cash and the balance in two equal
a Be- S t dn
with in seven days from day Of sale plat Of the sub
DIVISION Will fRhSk '%f q Trustee
GEO W. sTIcKNEY. Auct., $50 st myii.dSds.
AHGXE ssFE Is 1884, gAG2
n @sss.ds S R'''e' FRANK 7. BROWNING Trustee
A UCTIoN SALE AT ANAcOsTIA
Two NEW ,{ GoTG "A A ANP SEVERAL VILLA
Xs will SsF 4 ipSS1 e. Az
very pretty cottages with rooms and cellars and
large lots
Also lots with Of 25 and so feet each
Thesecottages offer splendid opportunity persons
who desire nice home and the lots situated
to make desirable building sites.
shannon Place is improved with brick sidewalks,
gas and trees and only one block from street with
pavement to same; neighborhood excellent.
Terms: cash. balance IN one and two years
with interest at cent all cash option of pur-
chaser. deposit of 800 on each house and $50 on
each lot. DUNCANSON BROS,
my23-d&ds Aucioneers
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
Y TON, BEING HOUSES AND LOTS NO 934 o
Twill offer for sale publicly, to the highest bidder,
In front OF the premises on TUESDAY, the TWENTY.
EIGHTH DAY OF THE PRESENT MONTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, my lot and dwelling house No. 934
snd hs ss Tee lot Tbs
nearly new and was (under the supervision Of Mr.
John II. Bird) exceptionally well built.
On the same day, and immediately after above sale
shall make similar offer Of premises No 1929 10th
st NV, which contains ,7s5 square feet, improved
by 3story dwelling, having rooms pressed brick
front, bay-window, abundant shade, and some fruit
trees Thorough inspection Of both properties invited
on day before the sale.
Terms in each case cash. for third of purchase
money, equal installnent notes for the remainder,
payable in one and two years with six per cent
interest thereon payable semi annually, secured by
of purchaser Two hundred dollars will be required
at the time Of said first sale and hundred dollars
the second. Perfect and complete titles without
cumbrancel guaranteed or no sale. Conveysncing
K. h. SPINDLE, No. 934 o st. NV
my226t' kOBT. VOSE h CO., Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

SALE By AUCTION OF TWENTY NINE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL NEAR
BOUNDARY AND THE HEAD OF SEVEN
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS, NEAR
The RESIDENCE OF SENATOR j. B. HENDER-
son.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TENTH, $780,
at -FOUR O'CLOCK, on the premises, snail sell
twenty nine building Lots in William and George W.
Lnkins subdivision of lots to 19, in block 4, stu
ated as above, and having front of 20 feet by a
average depth OF about l2O feet, fronting on Cham
plain and ontario avenues. This is opportunity
rarely offered to the public to secure valuable sites
one Of the best suburban properties ground Washing
ton. Plats OF this property can be had at my Office
Terms One third cash the residue in one, two and
three years with notes bearing interest at per
per annum and secured by a deed of trust the
property sold All conyeyancing and recording at the
purchasers cost $50 deposit will be required each
lot at the time of sale.
my2S-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co, Auctioneers.

1 WILL OFFER AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY, MAY
TWENTY-NINTE. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, P. NJ. VERY
DESIRABLE LOTS LOCATED ON COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. FOR INVESTMENT OR SPECULATION.
Lots and s. block 80, Kennesaw St, between l3th
and l4th SITS lot 8, block 90 southeast corner 18th
and Kenyon streets.
Title rerfect, Ashford's abstract furnished, taxes
paid to June 80, 1889. Terms easy; stated day of
sale. 800 deposit on each lot
my24-ot Auctioneers
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SPECIALTIES.

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