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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
{ NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" and UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE IN THE


SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY.
by virtue OF decree of the supreme Court of the
DStrist Of Columbia passed in LQuity cause No.
lZISI Will offer for sole at publ auction in front
81 q a, the prenises on TUESDAY, the FOURTEENTH
0GoCk Pm. the following described Real Estate,
situate IL the city OF Washington and District of CO.
lumbla. to wit; All Of original lots numbered one a.
Two CD ana three CD III square numbered nine hun
dred ana ninety one (99l aud also part of original
lot mum bered fourteen ~ i'll said square numbered
nine bundi ed and ninety-one D9lI. beginning for
said part at the southeast of said lot mum
bered fourteen q A. and running thence north along
the limo OF Twelfth street east twenty-five t2) feet
thence west seyenty-six T6l feet. thence south
twenty-five CD feet thence east seventy six t7t)
10 the place OF beginning. Said lot three improved
by two frame dwellings,.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money In cash
anu the balance IN two equal nstallments at and
TWO years from the day SALE with interest the
iate OF per cent per 2nnum payable semi
whicn deferred payments 10 be secured by the
promissory notes of the or pur and
deed or deeds OF trust ON the real estate sold The
whole purchase money may be paid in cash. the OPP
ton of the purchaser. $500 VIII be required on each
piece of real estate the same is bid off II
the purchaser or purchasers shall fail comply
the terms OF sale within days after the day OF sale
the property sold to him. her them will be resold
h;s her or their risk aud cost Ali conveyancing and
A I. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
WALTER 4. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts. ol-d&ds
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THEIR POPULATION.
Further Announcements by the Census
Bureau as to Cities, Towns and States.

The Census Bureau yesterday announced the
populations OF cities, towns and states as fol-
lows:
Belleville, Ill, 49, $50; increase, 4s77 or 49, 70
per cent. East st. Louis, No., Is, 156; increase,
5,97l or 65.0l per cent. Corsicana, Tex. s.27S;
increase. 4.9O5 or 145 42 per cent Dallas. Tex.
1910; increase. 27,7S3 or 26s22 per cent.
Denison, Tex, 10. $50; increase, 1854 or 175 20
per cent. Fort Worth, Tex, 20,725; increase,
1902 or 2ll.O5 per cent GAINESVILLE, Tex,
6.563; increase, 1896 or l46.03 per cent Sher-
man. Tex, 320; increase, .227 or 20 IA per cent
Waco, Tex, 13,O67; increase, 5,772 or 70. 12 per
cent Birmingham. Ala. &c, 241; increase, 49,
155 or $50. 81 per cent Tuscaloosa, Ala, 5.4S6;
increase. 3,O6S or l26. 81 per cent. Greenville,
Miss, 6,655; increase. A. 64 203 "A per cent.
jackson. Miss, GOAL; increase. S37 or 1905 per
cent. Nicksburg, Miss, IL, 29S: increase, l,43i
or IFS per cent. Meridian, Miss, 10,SS9; in.
crease, 6,SSl CT 17L68 per cent. State of
louisiana Lis, S2s; increase. 176, $50 Is. so
per cent. State Of Illinois, 3,s1S, 536; increase,
1i0.665 or 24O6 per cent. State of Mississippi,
1,lo4,657; increase, l53.290 or Is. 80 per cent.
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~ D20 Pennsylvania ave A. ".

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE No. 925 o
SLkEET. CORNER OF o AND COLUMBIA
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
TEEN1H. A. d. 1890, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK We will sell at public ciion in front of the
premises - -
PART OF LOT IL IN SQUARE 366,
fronting 20 feet street, the corner OF Column
pa street. ana improved by elegantly and substAn-
uhlly pui!t 13-room Brick House with all modern
improvements electric bells throughout and extra
oath and toilet accommodations near I'll the lines of
ears making II easy OF access AID and
le eArt OF the city, al places of amusement and the
executive departments i'll word, a most unusual op-
portunlty ior investment or home for ones
erlns OF sale lover and above incumbrance of
10000, which has years to run with
~ Per cent per annunl: One half cash balance in
one year, secured BY deed of trust with interest 81
yer cent per num- or all tower and above the said
SooOol may DO pald in cash. at the purchaser op
Terms to he complied with fftern doys or right 10
reserved to resell at the risk and the deaulng
ehaseis cost. kA1CLlfFE, DAkR Co.
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Foreign Topics of Interest.

The project for an international exhibition
at Vienna in 1895 is we'll under way Ten
million dollars have been devoted to the pur-
pose.
The pope will donate q million lire toward
the church to be erected in honor Of the jubilee
OF his priesthood
The German government is considering the
question of restraining emigration to prevent
males from leaving the empire until thew have
performed military duty.
A circular has been issued by the British
government denying the recently published
reports Of the presence with fatal effect Of en-
terlc fever among the Grenadier Guards at Ber-
muda.
In the Anglo-Italan negotiations now In
progress England refuses to concede Italy's
right to Kassala on tho grounds that KassaIa
belongs to the khedive and should be regarded
| as Egyptian territory.
The ex-king OF Naples has contributed lOO,-
600 francs to aid the development of German
enterprise in Central Africa.
The Sultan of Morocco has politely but posi-
! lively declined French protectorate.
The French cabinet is considering q plan by
AMERICA on the tariff question. The PROPOSE
ton substantially is one of mutual concession
or reciprocity.
Das Vok Of Berlin claims that the committee
which is securing combined municipal address
! intended to be presented to Gen. Count Won
Moltke on the ninetieth anniversary Of the
field marshals birth are attempting to turn
their connection with the movement to
pecuniary advantage. The Vossicte Zeitnag as
| serts that the committee includes the names Of
| gentlemen who stand at the front of the mill
tary. literary and industrial classes of the
| country.
The visit Of the czarewich to the sultan has
been postponed until spring.
Tho British government has advanced the
Midland Great Western Railway Company of
Ireland G400, 900 for tho purpose of enabling
the company to build lines to connect the
coast with inland markets in the distressed dis
| tricts Of Ireland
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THIS EVENING.
A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
IA II. K. FULTON, Pawnbroker.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioueeu

We will sell by public auction at the store of H. K
F9it ton on TCEsDAI, OCTOBER FoURTkENTH,
of Forfeited Pledges from No. SO, 577 to lO2 5o6
inclusive old style. and from No to 3O99: inclu-
sive, style.
This sale will comprise 400 Gold Silver and Metal
Cssed Watches. Plain Gold and set Kings 90
of fine Diamonds and Other Precious Stones set in va
rious and unique styles, besides of Jswery Ear
rings. Bracelets Lace Pins, Cuff and Collar Buttons
Studs Scarf Pins, Lockets, Charms. Chains Crosses
Necklaces, Breast Pins, badges and Medals, Silver
Gobl-ts, Cups Forks, Spoons, Ladies', Opera Glasses
&c. Also some very fine Guns of shelf department
sale Will continue, mornings at 10 o'clock and even
lnKs at clock, until all the IL 90 lots sold
Ticket holders please take notice.
II II. FULTON. Pawnbroker.
WEEKS CO., Auctoneers. o7-Sts
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON

IKUbIEEb' SALE OF NV BRICK HOUSE ON B
STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL,
STREET AND FIRST STREET WEST.
Under and by virtue of sdeed of trust reco rded in
the District q Columbia the undersigned trustees
VII sell st pn3iic AUCTION IN front Of the premises
OCTOBER, 1890. AT FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. part Of
original lot thirteen 3d. in square hundred and
thirty hve 1891 in the city OF Washington c. said
part Of lot being the west 20 feet front by q depth
of 80 feet
Terms OF sale: One-han of purchase money to be
paid IN cash and residue in twelve Q2) months, with
interest Ut six tO) Per cent for which pur
chaser is 70 give promssory note secured by deed
trust Oh the property sold all cash. the option Of
the purchaser If terms Of sale complied with
in ten l0) days from the day of sale the trustees
the right to resell at risk of defaulting pur
chaser. deposit Of s2u0 will be required when bid
accepted G. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
w. L. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
o7-eo Office 400 18th At m W
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NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNrMpR,

vALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNTMpRoyrp PROF..
~ EkTf IN 960hdETowN, D; c, AT AUCTION.
H:sss q io,s lS1 lgs aud l9S Be.s Addition q
street BY depth OF 90 feet Improved a follow: No.
SOas u = nine room Frame and 3044 Brick kesi-
aence CONTAINING rooms bath and cellar. both hxv-
ing modern improvements The unimproyed piece n
feet.
Jerms.one.third cash, The residue in Elk. twelve
ana months with notes bearing interest and
secured BY deed OF trust ON the property SOLD An
conveyanctng and recording purchssaTs cost 90
deposit On sach piece q time of sala olO-dts
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

~No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of WASH
ington az has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

rK0pEkTY On Z STREET NEAR SECOND
on TUESDAY, the FOURTEENTH INST, II
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, i will self in
ion1 o. .he premises to the highest bidder sub lot
no 20, square I31. 1bS1T0 to loft alley Improved
ny new oay-wndow brick Dwelling House, contain
ing six rooms and all modern improvements, also
Known as No. 1ol + street nor;heast
terms: purchaser will assume deed Of trust for
SoOo due March 10. 49, PER cent semi ually
Also second trust for $3.50, due March d. 9l, per
cen. nemioannus,ly balance cash. Terms of sale to
oe conpAed with in ten days from day of sale. or
property Will be resold at risk and cost Of tne de-
ianItlng purchaser. Conveyancing and recording At
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER.
Oo-uNus Corner 18th and &, streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-siORROw.

R ATcLIFFE pARR 60. Auc,..
- $40 Pennsylvania avenus nv
ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF 3-sroRY AND
BASEMENT HOUSE, No. 6o6 EAsT CArITUL
By AUCTION,
CONFUSING IN PAkT ONLY OF PARLoR
SUITES, WALNUT CHAMBER FJRNITI m
MALNUT HAT RACK. ~. MANTkL MlRROIS
ESALSuT ThbLLs Nj TAbLEs. cAlRRi
L9nNsEs AID corcHks,, MALTuT. MI
DINING CHAIRS, EN. TABLE, WALL BkACK-
lis. WALNUT BOOK CASE AND SECRETARY
NHATNOr. HAIk AND HUSk MATTRksSkS
LADIES WALNUT DESK, kEATnEk PILLOWS
SAT CHAIRS, Cs. AND EAsH ROCKERS. OIL
PAINTINGS AND ENUkANINGS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS TOR
PARLOR, LIBRARY. DINING ROOM, HALLS
STAIRS AND CHAMBER
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C, &c
On WEDN ESDAI MORNING. OCTOBER FTP.
TENTH. 1870. OF TIN O'CLOCK, Will sell At
public auction at residence No sos Capitol street
all the furniture and effects contained therein, being
the property OF 4 gentleman removed from the city
and TO which we invite general attention
Terms cash
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 Co,
olo-d AucnoncerA
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sxLxcr your lot at once in Wesley Heights. .
Nominated for Congress.

~NOf''1H81sttN tut ~OH8rcsss
John r. Fellows by the Tsmmany Hall demo-
Gratis Of the sixth district of New York
Timothy J. Campbell by the democrats Of
the eighth district Of New York
John Weiss by the republicans Of the ninth
district of New York.
John J. Quinn by the democrats Of the
eleventh district Of New York.
Thomas C. Campbell by the republicans of
the thirteenth district Of New York.
John W. Rife by the republicans Of the four
teenth district of Pennsylvania.
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The Silver Wreath Disappears.

A Berlin special cable 10 the Philadelphia
Times says that the splendid silver wreath,
valued at several thousand dollars, which vas
subscribed for by America and entrusted 70
the care Of Charles Gibson, to be deposited on
the tomb Of the late Emperor Frederick, has
been lost inftransit Mr.. Gibson dined with
the Emperor William in Potsdam on Saturday.
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLES-LooK AT THE CUT IN PRICES
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock II
large bicycle house and prepared TO sell the
machines at the following EXTREMELY low prices for
CASH hush Safety. former price 81 D now $50; Bali
bearing Crescent, former Price $50, now AGO. Plain
bearing Crescent former price s5 now goo; ladies'
Juno, former prlce 500. now coo; bAll-besTlus
Junior. for boys girls former price co. $40;
plaln-bearing Junior for boys girls former
S35, $50. REMEMBER THESE ARE ALL
NEW MACHINES. Call and see them.
GEO. S. ATNATER a CO.,
s26-3m 1424-26 Pennsy lyAnia n W
CMITH'S wHEELERIEs,
= CYCLING RINK, 92I II ST NV. SRAR 9TH
LADIES Or GENTS Riding guaranteed, ell
GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS.
SALES ROOM, COR. 9TH AND Il, Will be removed
to THE WHEELEhlES" after October 4. Ss-4m
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New York City Republicans.

A subcommittee of the conference committee
OF the Business Mems Republican Organiza-
ton OF New York last night decided to nomi-
nate straighs republican city and county
ticket. This will be done by indorsing the re-
publican candidates now on the fusion ticket
and nominating others to all the places Of the
county democratic.
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Toes. Tnrs. TID,BIrs AND II AHIrr,

Toes. Tnrs TID,BIrs AND TAHrrr,
o!ye winged winds
That DER the ocean 6ew,
And sped along with cheerful songi
gallant ship. merry crew.
Fold me in thy strong. invisible embrace
That may pour out my soul in thAnkfulnssA
O. generous windi o, glorious seal
The ship thou waited and bore unto me
Was laden with precious stores
And safely landed ON these shores
Which docs my soul with rapture I'LL
For thy wings winged" the Tariff Bill
From this time hence that great bug-a-boo-ths
Tarf-will be seized upon q plausible preteKt for
excessive charges in all branches Of trade. Fore
warned is forearmed" When you enter Q store 10
make purchase and tariff IL the topic introduced.
beat hasty retreat That dealer is only pavng his
way 70 high tariff on his own wares which you. being
loyal and patriotic citizen. expected 70 pay with
out q murmur. And now. o, wind. We beg Of thee
further boon Spread thyseh Ger all the land, and.
with thy breath compel the inhabitants thereof 70
conform TO the season by discSrding the airy sub
stances of Spring and summer and don those q
Golden Autumn and Hosry Winter.
Throw thy pitiless arms around them, OF icy Jsdet
For we are in the Ready Made Clothing trade
Fully prepared 10 supply all demandA
DUB Atwood MELTON ovERcoATs AT ss7s
EACH
Has torn tar1n tak INTO tstofA De1ert ecoNa ~ W.
The people spplsud US.
We have excellent Business suits for men st $50.
ss. as, 60 as aud sl015.
Finer grades 1t slL75, sl2.25. sl275. sl2eo.
Sl3. SO and upward
PRINCE ALBERT sUITs-sl225. eli. so. sl7.4o.
400. So s22. 70 and upward
BOYS SUITS. Coats, Vests and Long Pants. Mes
IL to Is years, s3.ss. s45o. s5.50. 90. $3.50. %
and upward
BOYS sUrTs-Jaoket and Short Psnts-4 10 IL
years u. 90 $3.50. s2.s7. s3. s3.2a $3.50 and NJ.
ward
Long Pants for boys. 81. SO and upward.
short Pants fer boys. bsc and upward.
s225, $3.50. IS. 20 and upward
Our splendid stock Of
HATS cAPs
and
0ESTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
Ii worthy of special mention and richly deserves YOU
attention.
careful and critical inspection Of several nes
Of goods viii convince you Of their superior excel.
snce and In the matter of low prices it estab-
nshed facs that this house IN without rival
VICTOR Z ADLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing Housa
Hats. Caps
and
oenflemen,s Furnishing Goods.
o27 ana e2g 7th ST. NV. cor. Massachusetts, svA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
opsn Saturday until IL pm -
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l. REAL ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MARYLAND, NEAR .BE1HEsDA," A sHoRT
DISTANCE FROM THE ROCKVILLE TUkN-

BY Of certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county. Maryland, sitting rs an equity
court, passed in cause No. f42 wherein Laura " cow
ling and others are compainants and Blanche Cowna
and others defendants, the undersigned trus
tees. viii offer for sale a. public suction the
OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1890, at -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
all that tract parcel Of land lying Montgomery
county, Maryland, whereof the late Atwen Cowliug
died seized and possessed containing about 80
more or less more particularly mentioned aud de-
scrbed in the proceedings in said with the i'm
dwelling house, barn and outbuiidinga
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money to
be paid the day OF sale the thereof
BY the said court the balance in two equal INSTALL
neuts and two years from tbs Of sale said
deferred payments bear interest from the date OF
sale and be secured By the single bills Of the pur
approved 6y the said trustees or all the option
tanned By the trustees until full payment Of tue pur
chase money. All conveyancins and recordnR q the
coat Of the purchaser purchasers $500 deposit 70
Quired d the time the proRsrsy y knocked down.
:i23 ~ st. NV.
ANDREW 4 pusALi '
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aue,A ol.70.il.l4. 10. II
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An epidemic of blindness prevails among
the working girls In the West Virginia 10.
bscco Company's works ct Wheeling.
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.UNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneer,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HoRSRs. WAGONS HAR.
NESS, IRON SAFE, SODA APPARATUS, BOILER
And ENGINE. STEAM PUMP. BoTTtlNG Al-
PAkAIUS, BOTTLES, &C, &c, BEING CON-
TINS OF BOr1LIN9 ESTABLISHMENT No.
10 ID STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue o. deed Of trust tchatteis)
dsted May 10 1890 and duly recorded in liOer No.
1898 folio 3S1 ct seq of the land the
District OF Colunbi and by direction of party
cured thereby the undersigned trustee will sell pub
Tic auction on the premises known u No 10 &c, ID
st. 20. on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH,
losO. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, the following de-
scriDed personl property and chatels to wit Light
tol Horses three go Platform Wagons two 90 Three
spring wagons, six 10 Sets OF Harness Nv.
~ MlIler ONCE Fixtures, including Desk, Soda APP
paratus and able. Boiler and Engine. shaftngs and
iIleys, steam Pump and Bottle Washer, two brush
Machines, one Sealing Machine. 200 Dozen Patent
stopper Bottles 100 Dozen Sealed Bottles loo Dozen
soda Bottles, with Plain and Patent Stopper Bottles
Boxes for above bottles.
Terms $500 cash; balance in six and twelve months
WIN notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust chattels) upon the property Sold all cash.
the option OF the purchaser. AL conyeyancing and
recording 1t purchasers cost
- JOHN A. CLARKE, Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts OLD
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ONE POUND BEST BUTTER. 200; FOUR BoxEs
" Sardines. Poe; cans Salmon, Pc. Rio Cores,
zUc. and 25c per pound; pounds Best Obee.s ass.
.5c.: big bottle Homemade Concord Vine, 2Jc.:
pounds Lard. 25c.
O'HARE,R
oll-1ms 124o 9Th st.a.v
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II ATcLIFFE. DARR b CO.. kuctioneera
~ go Penn.ave NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY EIGHT VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH. 10TH AND z
STREETS AND MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
EAST BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
FIFTEENTH. 1890. BEGINNING AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK we will offer for sale by public auction in
front of the respective premises
TwENTY-EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
IN SQUARE 937,
being subdivision Of original lots 2 2, 9, 10,
IL and IL IN SAID SQUARE.
These lots have ell eligible fronts on Maryland
avenue (Which is terraced and graded street 10th
street and street northeast and the major portion
run back to alleys ID and 80 feet wide.
nent as real estate IN this sectod is rapidly enhanc
ing in yaluo and should command the attention Of in
vest9rs and Others IL Will be sold in parcels suit
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: balance in one two
anc three years, with interest at the OF per
sale and secured BY deed of isa Gay
all cash, the purchasers option deposit OF s10
required on each lot ut time of sale, otherwise the
OF the defaulting purchaser purchasers after i've
Wss IA some nesspaper published in
the cost OF the purchaser or purchasers.
WILLIAM A. GORDoNl r
JAMES L. PADGETT. : Afus'eoS
Plss of the property subdvided with all informs.
ton can be obtained ut the office Of the auctioneers
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO. Auctioneers,
o4-d&ds go Pennsylvania ave NV.
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PATRICK O'DONNUGHUE et al
hATCL1fFE, DAhR & CO. oil -d&ds
NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
FUTURE Da,-,

ikUsTEES' SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE on b
STREET SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
81 RET AND FIRST STREET WEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
Iioer No 1854 folio 22. Of the Land Records Of
the District of Columbia, the undersleued Trustees
Will sell NJ PUBLIC auction, IN front OF the premises
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1880, at HALf-PASI -FOUR O'CLOCK
Al, part Of original Lot Thirteen u3) in square sx
ton said part Of lot being the east 20 feet front
by depth Of so feet
Terms Of sale: one-half OF purchase money TO be
paid IN cash and residue in twelve lD month"; with
interest At slA tO) cent for which
chaser Is 10 give promssory note secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash. the option 81
the purchaser. II terms of sale complied with
in ten llO) days from the day of sale the Trustees
the right 20 resell risk of
deposit OF 500 will be required when bad accepted
e. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. z EDMONSTON, Trustee.
o7-eo Once 300 9th V. nw.
1T CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIoNEER. Oil PA
- ave, under Metropolitan Hotel Twenty yeArs
practical experience IN Selling Stores. Houses and
Interviews solicited sl7-3m
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THE COURTS.

CoURr IN GENERAL TERM-JIdJes Rdgner
james and Cor
Yesterday-In re Isaac E. Palmer, patent
appeal; decision OF commissioner of patents
affirmed. In re Jos. n. Pew, patent appeal;
hearing changed TO November 5. Geo. T. Glib
bons; bond as constable approved. VIM. ii.
Barnard agt Zeph Jones; argued and submit
ted. Aaron II. Potts agt Washington National
Base Ball Club; argued aad submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Glen, trustee; order exchanging
calendar number I'll in place of SIS. Wartman
agt- Bealmsar; motion for Judgment overruled
Sicolai ct al. agt. Harvey; motion to dismiss
summons granted. Frost agt. Kennedy; suit
dismissed. Baxter sgt Estlsk ct al; order to
retain goods by marshal during tendency Of
suit VIM. Calvin Chase agt- Sarah ]. Taylor
ct al verdict and Judgment for plaintiff. Chas.
Becker. returned as juror.
EourrY CoURI-Judge Brddlex
Yesterday-Hunt agt Hunt; John T. Wood
appointed guardian ad ltem. Guseking agt
Naylor; pro confesso against certain defend
ants ordered kiefer agt Hutchins; sales fin
ally confirmed and reference to auditor
Hutcheson sgt. Middleton; Daniel NJ Ramsdell
appointed receiver vice f. Norey Reitz agt.
Flanehan; auditors report ratified. In re RAN
dolph Jordan, Michael BY, alias Bevey. Jacob
Richardson, Charles +. Miller. Frances VIM,
Nash; sale decreed. Meredith agt. Barney;
Drake agt Kennedy; H. Randolph Webb ap-
pointed trustee to convey. sinder agt. Light
foot; pro confesso against certain defendants
overruled.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday-Alice Beckett, grand larceny
verdict guilty petit larceny; sentenced to five
months in Jail. VIM. Fountroy, embezzlement
arraigned and plead not guilty. Frank h
Ward; postponed from today till November IL
HAoERsrowS FAIR.-The b. and o. r. r. Co
will sell excursion tickets to Hagerstown, In
GLIDING admission to the fair for all trains Oc
tober Is to II inclusive. valid for return unit
October IS inclusive, at reduced rates, and OF
Thursday, October 10, will run o special train
leaving Washington 730 am. Tickets gooC
for this day only 81, including admission Il
the fair.