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PECULIAR EVENTS IN MARS,
Changes In Its Lakes and Canals OBJ.
served by European Astronomers.

The New York Herald publishes the following
communication from the eminent astronomer,
NJ. Flammarion
Il have just received some new observations
concerning the planet Mars made this summer
ut some of the principal observatories of our
own planet They teach US some very strange
things. 1t seems that at certain seasons OF the
year the oceans Of the planet Mars are divided
into two parts, just as though a gigantic bridge
or bank OF sand had been thrown across them
from one shore to the other.
For instance, there is among other seas in
the planet Mars one situated ut tho ninetieth
degree OF longitude east of the meridian Zero
On account OF its isolation we'll Of its sup
erfciaf area, this sea resembles our Black sea,
Hitherto 1t has always been observed as uni
form and nearly circular, but last June NJ
Schiaparelli Of the Milan observatory discov-
cred that this sea was cut in two by q yellow
band which divides it into unequal parts
"A lake, somewhat similar to our Lake
Ischad, was also noticed to have been divided
! into two parts. At the Same time an excellent,
very minute observer in England discovered
| that i've immense canals we're also divided
| into two parts by two straight lines. absolutely
parallel to each other, in the same manner that
certain number Of eniGmatc canals were no.
tlced to have been divided some years ago.
What can these seas, lakes and canals that di-
| vide themselves up in this manner be?
AS inhabitants of this earth we have only our
ooservatories and our terrestrial ideas in our
| minds. These are insufficient to divine what
takes place In another world, but such dis
coveries are none the less worthy of all our At
| tention.
| when will reil de gesnt, having glass of a
| to us?'
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TlNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rsrATr
IN GEQkG TOWN, D. e., IMPROVED ~

BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded among
the land records Of the District Of Columbia In Tir
No S22 at pages 253 &c. gnd pursuant 10 the VIII.
ten request Of the party secured thereby the under
sighed will, as Trustee. on THURSDAY THE EIssH
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBEK. AID isgu AT
FINr O'CLOCK Pm. in front Of the premises sell
II public auction to the highest bidder the follow
and 200 ia Bealrs addition to said GeorgctoWn m
said District Of Columbia, beginning for tho same At
the northwest corner OF ten o. alley sod ami
conveyed BY kichxru smith TO stephen Cassn the
same being point ut the south side OF West
tor p street 100 feet west the west side Of
Washington Cor 80 street and running thence west
on the south line of West street ieef more or sss
estate hereby described and the house west f
adjacent thereto aud lately belonging to the late ss
4 haeruder. and thence south by and with ssid
diviix line and parallel with WASHINGTON street 121
feet; thence east md parallel with street "a feet
mose or less TO the southwest OF eaid allev
and thence ~ fcet with the line said alley to
the bekinnns. with the improvements rights and ap-
said real estate being improved by fine thrce-storv
brick dwelling, No 30:s2 street northwest
Terms q sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in I'll. two and three fSl
years sitter date. which deferred paysneuts ths
purchaser. notes shall be given, bearing even tnfe
with the day Of sale, with interest ut per centum
Der snnum payable semi-annually from date and 10
De duly secured ON tho promises sold All conveysnc-
the terms Of sslo be not complied with in ten Il o.
after the dav OF sale resale win be had st the sk
cost Of tho defsutns purchaser after I'VE dnyS notice
CHARLES II. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
so-d&ds l%06 3lst @. NV. or 7lA 18th o. nv
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PRIEST AND EXPLORER FIGHT.
An Exciting Scene in the Portuguese
Parliament.

The reassembling of the Portuguese cortes
yesterday caused great excitement throug hout
Lisbon. as a stormy debate on the Ang lo- Portu-
guese treaty was expected. Shops and offices
we're closed and thousands of citizens of all
classes wended their way to the parliament
buildings, which we're besieged by an enor-
NOUS crowd clamorous for admission hours be-
fore the session opened. The authorities had
taken precautions against disorder, but official
interference was unnecessary, as the crowd was
good naturcd and we'll behaved
Soon after the opening OF the cortes Senior
Rlbelro, minister OF foreign affairs, moved the
adoption of the Anglo Portuguese treaty. He
began to read the various notifications which
the government had adopted in order to as
suage the public hostility to the treaty but be-
fore he had gone far he was sienced by the
progressist minority. the opposition members
Kissing and hootng so vigorously that the min
lister could not make himself heard. Amid the
tumolt Maj. Serpa Pinto, the African explorer,
arose and shouted to the progressists: Hold
| your tongues" Upon this progressist priest
named Brandao assaulted Serpa Pinto and q
lively pugilIstic encounter ensued. The presi-
| dent was utterly unable to restore order and
finally suspended the sitting.
| When the Cortes reassembied Senior Ribeiro
| introduced the English convention with the
! following notifications:
| First. The commercial stipulations regarding
/ tA'c'S Olu province OF
Angola and the convention shall apply solely
| to goods IN transit, Portugal remaining free to
| impose import and export duties.
Second The clause providing that no por-
ton of the territory assigned to Portugal south
| OF the Iambcsi may be transferred to another
| power without Engiands consent shall be re-
placed by simple reservation giving England
| the preference III the event of ii transfer
| Third. A neutral nation, instead of England,
shall appoint an engineer to survey the Pun
| give railroad.
| The house referred the convention TO the
committee on foreign affairs, whereupon the
progressists moved that Lieut. Continho, who
seized the British steamer James Stephenson
at Chrome, deserved the confidence of the
country. The sitting was concluded in an
orderly manner. senior Ribeiros amend
nents to the convention produced An excellent
! impression.
RumOrs OF a cabinet crisis are semi officially
| declared to be untrue.
white-book dispatch shows that the modif
! cations proposed by Minister Ribeiro were the
result Of a conference between Lord Salisbury
and the Portuguese minister to England al
dep pc ON the 18th instant
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The Jockey Club Races.

The executive committee of the Washington
Jockey Club ut their meeting last night finally
perfected arrangements for the regular fall
meeting Of the club, which will commence
Monday, October 20, and continue eight days.
With extra days IL the meeting warrants il. A
tMo-mile steeple-chase course will be laid out
at once at Bennings, and this favorite kind OF
race will be added to the program this year.
The program as usual will consist Of five races
each day. There will be a handicap each day.
half dozen two-year-old races and five steeple
ehases; $500 will be added to handicaps S4OO
TO selling and purse races and $3.50 to the
steepie chases- j. ]. Burke. the presiding
Judge ct Gattenburg, will fill that position
here
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sl3-dSds
GEo. W. STICNNEY AuctioIeer. 936 Fs,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 3O7 STREET

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Iber
l340, folio 1S2. ct seq OF the Land Records Of
the District OF Columa,we will offer Tor SALE in front
Of the premlses ON WknNLsDAY, THE TWENTY.
FOURTH DAY Oh SEtTEMBER, 1890, AT HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following describe
property i'll the District of Columbia Wit Part
square numbered ave hundred and twenty-five (l.,nJ
beginning for the same IT. feet from the southwest
corner of said square on street north and running
due north % fcet ana inches; thence east twelve
tl2l feet inches; thence running southerly to a
point on street sxty-nipe t69) feet = inches and
thence along street to the place Of beginning
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash the balance in one
ID year. with interest at the of per ceutum per
annum and secured by deed Of trust the properly
sod al cash. ut the option Of the purchaser SIOU
ing Mt purchasers cost. Terms complied with in
fifteen days or the property will be resod risk
cost OF defaulting purchaser, after five days adyer-
tisement in the Evening star.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, ! ,.
sill -eodkds DANIEL SHANNON trustees
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to the rain it was de-
cided' to postpone the
festivities until today.
1t is III occasion of
merry-making and re-
joicing, and jollity is
king Of tho hour. A
feature Of tho exercises
is the dedication of a
mammoth column Of
fruit thirty feet high
and completely covered
with samples of all the
fruits of the earth OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-16

TwfES HSS not r Il IIEJH srREET
On THGEsDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
ElGUILGN1n, AT HAIF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
we viii pner ior sale in trout OF the premises,
SQUARE Sig,
fronting 20 feet on 5h street northeast BY depth of
IOO 1ect To alley, making 1t very desirable building
site.
Terms One third cash, balance in one and two years
or all cash. 1t option Of the purchaser II the
Of sale not complied with in fifteen days from day
OF sale night reserved to reese the property at
and the defautin purchaser after five DAYS
lished i'll Washington, ID. &. All conveyancing and
recording Ut cost Of the purchaser
s13-d&ds HATcLiFtt. DARR CO.. Aucts.
I,OR SALE All PUBLIC AUCTION ON sATUR-
TWELVE M.-West front Market Building AIexan-
dria. Va, Boats. Two 3uOrton Barges, Two l0u-ton
Wheel barro@s, scows, shovels. Rope. Anchors, !:
over $500 in repairs this summer one Boat new last
summer. Can he bought ut private sale. Address
Lock Box 194, Alexandria. Va. sl3-6t
GALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON ELEv-
- EN NTH sTHLET BETWEEN BAND CsrREETs
D: $500. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, we
will sell at public auction. in front q the
LOT n. SQUARE 9b0,
feet oil ith street between aid streets
Has side and rear alleys and can he subdivded into
three fine building lots.
two ears from date OF saie bear interest at
the III of per cent per annunI payable semi
ally and to DE secured by deed OF trust property
Sold or all cash. purchasers option.
&c, at purchasers cost Ashfords certificate title
Terms to be complied with in ten days right
served to resell at risk and cost defaulting pur-
DUNcANsoN BROS.
sl3-d&ds Auctioneers.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

"a The difference between q loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is q
wide one. and of great significance to person
interested in the statement TIE STAR s,cedrs
TO its circulation. This is a poirt of great i'm
pcrtancc to advertisers.
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HI go Pennsylvania avenue u W.

~ S-O fenusylSanla avenue u ".
VARIABLE BUILDING LOT on FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND L STREET NORTHWEST
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER NINE
TENTH, ATfIvE OCLO,k, We will offer for sale in
front OF The premises
SUB LOT ~.
SQUARE 2IO,
fronting "a feet 10Th by depth OF 90 feet
to alley his Is desirable building and should
command the attention Of parties search u valu-
abie building lot.
lerms made known at time of sale. deposit Of
$2Cu upon acceptance OF Lid II the terms Of sale
not complied with in fifteen days IRON dsy of sale
right reserved to resell the rroerty ut the risk and
cost OF the detautng purchaser after ye days adver
tseincHt OF such resale newspaper published
III Washington, DC All convey sncing and recording
ut the cost oI the pure haser
RADCLIFFE, DARK 4 CO.,
sl3-d&ds Auctiopeers
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Meager Financial Aid for Strikers.

The promised financial aid for the men who
took Fart in the now defunct strike arrived at
Albany yesterday. Some men received q. Is
each and other received Is much as 90. so each
The ex-strikers are thoroughly disguised. and
1t Is believed that il they should ever strike
again II will not be as members Of the knights
OF Labor. because there will be no railroad men
IN tho organization. Tho pittsnce they have
received for i've weeks idieness has caused
them TO lose ali faith in their leaders. IN q
leaders say that the sum distributed is only a
starter
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The Statue OF Greelev.

The heroic statue of Horace Greeley, which
the printsrs and Grand Army posts have been
for 90 many years raising money to secure, was
yesterday afternoon placed on its pedestal in
the arch OF tho Tribune building. it will close
the main entrance to the Tribune office on Mas
sao street, ont IL appropriately stands ON the
spot where Greeley for % many years entered
the old Tribune building.
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The MARYLAND Democrats.

The Maryland Democratic Club held \ regu-
Ia; meeting last night, Mr.. C. c. Lancaster the
president. IN tho chair. Tho president was
authorized to Eanae a campaign committee be-
fore the next meeting. and resolutions were
adopted p<edging best efforts ito secure the
success OF each candidate and especially the
re-elcetion OF that faithful friend OF tho Dis
triet. Hon. Barnes Compton, Who was illegally
deprived Of his seat in The present Congress BY
The republican mauaSera"
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
DuNcAssos Bros. Auctionss,. :, :

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
INWHlTNk1 CLOSE, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of q deed of trust us bearing date on
March 4 AID. 1887. aud duly recorded in liber No
12S folio 100 ct seq of the land records Of the Dis
ict Of Columbia and the request Of the party hold
ing emo Of the notes secured thereby; wiz cell At
public auction, In front Of the premises ON TUES
DAY, TIE SIXTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.
u. 1880 nj FIVE OCL0GK Pm, LOTS NUM-
THREE, IN y. II. wARDER'S subdivision of tract Of
land called Whitney Close situate in the District OF
COLUMBIA with the provements. &C.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance in one and
two years. secured upon the property Sold with
est at per cent per annum. all cash. purc hasers
option. deposit OF SI00 each lot sold All con-
veyancing ana recording at purchasers cost Terms
OF sale 20 be complied with IN days from date of
sale. GEORGE e. EMMONS,
CHARLES Il PEARSON.
s4-eodGds Trustees.
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~-S"s.~- hsNschsrs hkchN
BALrlMsSsEEIIs n AND or. orc ,,l RAILROAD
Leave Washington ststion corner Of New ys...
For Chicago aad Norfs~es.. se0,isu,ea I,m,,., =,
For I cils, ~ 50 AMI .nrress $50 nm.
daily 80 and 80 r. ,a an" i1diAn'Poa express
r.. .n a1stseurg and Cleveland. express daily 80
tor lexington and points in the Shenandoah waller.
Tor Winchester and way stations. t5:3op.m
Tor Luiay. 1850 and 3 40 pm.
go - n,isses SO. 81 S6 ~ ~: 5 sisai 20
,3:I5. a. nn mn isie Ia $50 A. minutes
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Tia 40 500 GIa gu 7S6. SIS 20 Is ia u
10, lor Nay Stations between washinr,on and Bai,..
% IN; sundays $50 am. 90 3:33. As.
Tram. ,s.y. Baltimore for Washington woek days.
10 rs. AM, Se. 10. 20 SOU $3.50. $50 $3.50
SO. 90. 4:I5. 5:UU q 90 S.a- 90 IN 10, "a, ~
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tii9 ~. ~ 90 am. n 90 f3:V0 .5:55. i9:4S
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ter besa's anu Intermediate stations, e .oopm.
Sh'ien IRAN leaves Washington On SUNDAY Ut 4 l )
FOR iSdeTek 1850 $50 80 81 III 80 a'.a ~.
tl:lo, 1851 ~ 10 A. M
Tor hsgersSewn. tio 40 an and SIS Bonn
ttns arrive IRON Chicago daily a. a m and
S:Io pm from CINCINNATI and 81 Louis daily q. 81
pm daily. '' "'A'' "'e
MY YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
hor new iork Trenton, Newark. y J., aud ElizAbrth
g. 5:oo. 1o:UU. 90, 'l2: 10 ain =. IN
a:oV anu 'lO:3 80 pm. buffet Psror Cars ON All
gay i Msins sieepinE Car the ~ 80 A. an open
ier rh,adelphia q :o5, IS 90 30 90 .l2 90 noon
<ioo, e :oo -o;l aud 10 80 I.nL
.sUo Newark. Del, NilnAngton and Chester. q .O5
I'd io M i@Oo nom. 200 $500. 'U:I5 and
iEr Intermediate points between baltimore and
pm ' o' ''-s
a, rains leave New York for Washington. ~ 90
night. WV f'"L anu '-'io
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. q "a.
oiio. III 10 Aiu- II AZ. ISL IS "a
tor boston $50 pm. with Pullman Buffet sieer.
ing car running through Ia Boston without change
va sic Bridge. landing passengers Is aLi
G. For ATLANTIC City, sos and 10 an. IL 90 noon
SuhuayS 10 Ala, ~ noon aud 10 .5Vrm
iLxcept sunday. .Daily. sSunday only
BaRgage called and checked frum hotels ana rcsi
oeices y Union Transfer COMPANY orders left At
HcLet ofnces. OLD and lJJl Tenn. ave. ana az DEPOT
J. T ODELI. Gei Manaser ' No. ,.,i
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FRANK ]. law lINGs, ,
sl3dkds PHILIP A. DARNEILLE,s Atustee'
LNUGENE y. CAKUSl q CO.,
IL Rea. Estate Brokers,
Cor 10Th and alta n -

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
IHE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND j
SikEEIS NoRTHEAsT. IMPROVED Is
TNM,ELVE NEW TAREE-sTokY BRICK
virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded IN Iiber
No lo9J ioo 80. of the land the District
o. ETiuin. and uIon the request in writing OF tine
hoIders OF the notes secured The eby the
trustees viii offer Tor sale at Pubic trout
oi INC premises on SATUhDAY TIiE TWENTIETH
pay OF sEfIEMBER, 1880, Al FIVE O'CLOCK
r. A. ue following property. VIZ: Lots mum Dered
~, II. -. - "a -, 20. -, rs 3D. 20 and 81 of
Carusi and Miller's trustees Subdivision OF original
lots ~. and Il, in square No S35 as recorded in
book 10 psge lO in the office OF surveyor Tor the
Dlstllct OF Columbia.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal install
nehts III ole aud tyo years from Jay sale the pur-
CHASER TO give his Notes the deferred payments
Learing interest At the Of per cent per annum
payable SEMI annually and secured by trust
ON the rropertysoj, all cash. option Of
deposit OF Sl0U On each lot will lie required wteIl
cost,
II all the property be not sold the day above
named, the sake will be continued on the MONDAY
iolowiny, aud from day to day thereafter the same
hour and place Until sll of said lots ha> beeILsold
EUGENE CAkUsI, r..
WILLIAM J. MlLLER,i A'useees.
4SU Louisiana ave. u. W.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co.. Aucts. s3-dSds
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Mortxatee
(NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
~ kNUMN AS No. 9l1 SIXTH STREET NOkTli-
N

4 NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
- kNUMN AS No. Yl7 SIKH STREET NOl.rll.
NOkThwksT.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
l2i3S Will offer tor sale public auction. front
OF the PREMISES un MONDAY, the TWENTY SECON u
DAY OF SLPTEMBkR, 1890. at HALF-PASr FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, the land and premises in the city of
Washington, known as that Part OF lot g. i'll square
4Sf bounded as follows beginning at the northwest
corner OF said lot and running thence esst 6S
ieet south, 20 feet east. 20 feet Az inches
to an alley south feet, west % feet ~ inches north
feet inches west 90 feet to 9th street. and north
II feet Inches TO the place Of beginning. improved
by Three-story Frame Dwelling, known as NO 81 Z
9TH street northwest.
And ON THE SAME DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK PM
public auction in front OF the Premises. Subdivision
lot marked aud lettered o in Wards subdivision of
lots III square 5:23 fronting Is teet inches New
Jersey avenue by AN average depth OF 10 feet 3S
inches, improved Dy II TNO-story Brick Dwelling,
known rs No. l:2S New Jersey avenue northwest.
Terms: Cnehalf cash. balance in two equal install
fnents, payable N one and two years from date
spectNeiy with interest at SIX per ceHtu:n
and secured by deed VI trust upon the property sold
or all cash at The option Of the purchaser urchas
ers. Terms to be complied with within 10 days. lie
rignt 10 Reserved to resell ut the risk and of
CHASER or purchasers In case Of default deposit of
100 Will be required ON each piece OF property sold
All convey ancicg ana recording at purchasers cost
hESkl w. SOhON. trustee.
Fendall building. 344 ID 81. NV.
kAICLiFFE, DAkH CO..
s13St Auctionecrs.
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lSS5-S6 81 Ss-s9

TOTAL sI,A9s 45,9IO 54.O3s 54.seI ss.529
But il is not alone in numbers tina. the great
increase of advertising is shown. The larger
spnce required for advertisements during thu
year 1889 as compared with that occupied 10
1855 is even more striking
: The average daily space filed by advertise
ments in lssswas Is 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or 922s columns il
the aggregate, being total gain over the pro
vious year of 1444 columnsl And this, il u.ass
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way oft sales, poll lists election returns
ETC., such as occasionally swell the business a
political organs. being included in its pstrop
sge.
In conclusion, 10 10 only necessary 10 say thsA
6 proportion TO the extent and high charactce
Of its circulation, TEE SfAn's advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest ir the country.
and 10 add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be abundantly verified. THE Gle
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER Is SWORN 10
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
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RATcLIFFE, DARE CO.. Auciion e na MI Us,
Y ArCLlFFE, DARR l. CO.. Auctioueers,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. n ".

~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECILE.
BY virtue Of Mortgage TO Ine. dated September 9
AID 1883. and Quly recorded in lber 8 of Mortgages
folio o. nc in the office Of the collector Of customs
at Georse'own; HC,i will offer Tor sale at public
TWENIY-SECOND. AID. 1890. at FIVE OCLOLK.
~ the foot VI High street, Georgetown. d e., the
STEAM PROPELLER Oh VESSEL CALLED The
"CrCILs,"
together with the Engines. B,ilers Machinery, Boat
Anchors. Cables, Chains. hisging, 1ackIe Apparel
Furniture and all other necessaries thereunto APP
breadth II D. feet depth and 70 100 feet of the
burd' IL Of IA 6U-10 tons or thereabonts und more
particularly described i'll the said mortgage
Terms of sale: Cash.
GEORGE II. BOSWELL
Mortyagee.
A,,o4s Il