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to have appeared, at e1OO nightly, in
Lyons, Marseilles, Bordeaux, Nantes and
several other large towns. These engage
ments had resulted in advanced bookings
to the extent of $4,000, which had to be
refunded by Madame Bernhardt's man
ayers. In addition to this chapter OF ACCT
dents, she will have to compensate the
members of the company for their lost
time; many of them had not only made
their preparations for the tour, but had
taken their tickets and were waiting for the
train when the news of Madame Bern
hardt's accident arrived. 1t is not expected
that the recovery of the tragedienne will be
retarded sufficiently to interfere with her
London ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ne,rS
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ENeLAND's CRITICS CRITICISED.
Dur Stage Lords and Ladies Said to Be
Gross Caricatures.

Dur stage Lords and Ladies said To 10
Gross Caricatures.
We are rot accustomed, as rule, 70
pay mucn attention to foreign critics.
Usually they fall into too many errors
generally of comic nature-to deserve
very serious attention. Even our cousins
across the Atlantic have some strange
notions of US. They are quite convinced
that we all drop-or, as they call it, clip
Our HIS, from members of the peerage
down to the gentlemen busted in carry
ing fish at Billingsgate. tits one of their
traditions, and perhaps, we cannot ex-
pect them to discard it from love of ao~
curacy. In comedy-we mean COM
edy, not O rlesque-running the other
day in New York, two English lords, ar
rayed in check coats, over widely open
waistcoats, displaying linen OF that start
ling brilliancy of color and pattern deai
to the music nall artistic, appear on the
stage. Quoth the first lord, who is car
! rying fox terrier under his arm, to tho
second member of our aristocracy,
"'Ullo, Emery, 'ow are yer?' whereupoa
the whole house is conyulsed with laugh
ter at SO delicious a joke.
The Americans are just now incensed
with the British aristocracy because some
of the wealthiest of their daughters have
married an equal number OF our noble
men. Their vengeance has been pitiless.
They have robbed even the peerage OF
their aspirates. II would rather" ex
claims the transatlantic stage father-fol
such a majestic parent is, of course, moi
found anywhere else but on the boards
of melodrama-"se my daughter mar
ried to the poorest American citizen thar
TO the richest English lord!" AT which
splendid sentiment the audience thrill.
with patriotic fervor.
If, therefore, our own kinsmen, speak
ing the same mother tongue, will not Sc,
us as we are, but rather as they woul,
have US be for their own glorifcation
how are we to expect foreigners to un
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DRAMATIC And LYRIC.
Sothern in the Highest Bidder
Last Evening.
THE WEEK AT BOTH HOUSES
Yesterdays Performances Hermann's
Yaudeyilles- PrOfessor Cromwell at the
Grand--Sullivans' Row-Notes.

Eyes, we've all been very well, and glad
TO be in Salt Lake again." said Mr.. Soth-
ern to HERALD man last evening. "Busi-
ness has not been excellent on the coast
not more tnan fair,' he said, with rare
franllness. 81 rather guess they've had
enough Of the old pieces. But in Salt Lake
they wear veil, don't they! All, would
have bet on Salt Lake,
The comedian was justified in saying his
1bieces WEAR well N Salt Lake. The house
last evening was as well filed as before
and the audience was every whit as merry.
The Highest Bidder is not the play that
eChGlaicy'' is, TO our mind, but as long
as Sothern is on the stage no one seems to
care much about play or plot-they are
content simply to see him walk, talk, or
even sit on bench in silence. There is
not an infection of his voice, wink of his
eve, motion Of hts body that is not hiiari-
Gus when lie intends it to be
He fairly eEudes genius from every pore,
The supporting company was gooc. but
hardly up to the old standard, ''Row.ey''
BLACKSTONE, with all his cleverncss, being
unable TO ill the gap occasioned by the loss
of dear old Bishop.
-
AT the theatre LAST evening "a Long
Laue' drew only a very slim gathering "a
slinness almost ghastly. "a Long Laue''
is a good deal better play than was ex-
pectee Of it. n has one great faplt-its
namc-anc tne manager Gift would coin dol
lars by improving the quality OF his printing
The piece bosrs evidences OF the amateur
ia is construction and tire comedy woman
and tho English colonel are two parts that
can give not the slightest reason for theii
existence. II is full of good people anG
may do fair business on the coast.
The matinees at both hous es yesterday
looked as g q blight had fallen On them
There was ehcssly si.eace throughoutth
theatre, and the actors seemed TO sense it
AT tho Grand the audience was not muct
larger, aud as the greater part OF it was
made ZIP Of ladies, and as ladies' in Sal
Lake usually enjoy performance in stony
silence, poor Cnumley seemed even LITTLE
more woe-be-gonc and despairing thar
usual, as he ploughed through his tremen
dous lines.
Prof. Hermann's Trans-Atlantique Fau-
deyiIles viii take possession of the Sal
Lake theatre stage FOR three nights. com
mencing Tuesday evening. They com'
here direct from their great triumph a
tho Baldwin theatre, San Francisco. Thi
Is the same aggregation of peculiar talen
that kept the Grand opera house in Chi
cago so full of society people during hol!
week that the Oldest experts on theatre
going aud the character of theatre audi
ences. confessed themselves puzzled TO &C
count for the fact, unless on the grount
that what the press Of the city ant
throughout the country said of the Trans
Atlantiquesn was fully justified by tn
performance. II was agreed that the SHOW
had not been equaled in Chicago; that tn
Howard AthenHum company did not reacl
the grade Of excellence manifested.
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Cromwell will commence his engagement
at the Grand opera house to morrow oven
ing, when WIN be presented THE Homes
OF England" to be followed Tuesday with
"paris the Beautiful CiIy;n Wednesday,
"London the Modern Babylon;" Thurs
day, "rhe Worlds FAIR and Paris Exposi-
tom Friday, "Rome the Eternal City::n
Saturday Matinee, "Arcund the World in
50 Minutes;' Saturday night, "Ireland the
Emerald Isle"
The readiness with which our well known
guitar and mandolin club has responded to
calls from ali sects and classes in Salt
Lake. should create sort of generous
rivalry diuunS ali sects and classes TO see
who can best support them on the occasion
of their benefit at the Salt Lake theatre.
The aiub has been TO a large expense
fer uniforms, Instruments, music, etc,
and they ARE now DESTROYS of oh.
tanning club rooms, in which they
can have suitable quarters for carrying on
their practice. They have made up a
unique ano original programme, consisting
by largo hery Of well known young
society Indies. the Mariana Spanish dance
and the Home Dramatic club have con
scented 20 revive their o,d-time hilarious
success, My Wife's Bonnet
The era of Juvenile opera has como
around again. and the early successes Of
Stephens and Smyth are to be duplicated
Judging by the sounds of rehearsal that daily
proceed from the theatre. Mrs. G. S. VIII
| liamson, lady who has had considerable
experience in teaching children. and who
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4 wish all success to yGug Exhibition,
which children in arms age hardly TOO
young 70 dad delight IL. while their parents
and grandparents look On Tith equal pleas
ure.n-Gtper Wendeu Holmes.
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''No more perfect representation Of for
eign scenes and monuments could be given,
and think any community fortunate who
is allowed to enjoy it."-AHdre,o ID. White,
President Cornell University.
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sit was the elimination of the Daguer-
rian Art, and Daguerre himself ought to
have lived to have seen it."-Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
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SHOW do you do it.n
'sYou shall see for yourself on Monday
evening"" said Prof. Cromwell, knocking
the ashes rom his Havana, g but don't
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"Bu. cannot help thanking thee for the
real pleasure enjoyed in beholding the
best works Of art, and the most interesting
landscapes of the old world and the new."-
john g. Whittier.
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gave several successful juvenile operettas
in Colorado, is ut work with n youthful
corps on "Billee Taylor" and expects to
give public performance sometime within
the next month.
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An immense stock of satchels and valises
at the w. S. & D. G. Co.
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AN ARMY OF THREE THOUSAND


Spaniards came ont to the defense of Panama,
but within three hours after the firing of the
hrst shot the handful of half-starved pirates
were In full posse ssion. They plundered the
wealthy and tortured many of the priests and
citizens to make them disclose more hidden
treasures. The wise Panamaians, in anticipa-
tlon OF such An emergency, had previously
loaded ship with the gold and silver and
jewels of the churches and converts, the kings
plate and precious stones and private valuables
OF every kind, which set off for Spain the mo-
ment the tide of battle turned in favor of the
invaders. Apprehending something of this
KIND Morgan had sent out q ship on purpose to
intercept any departing vessel: but her officers
and crew, eager to do their share in plunderiug
the captured city, disobeyed orders, and thus
the richest treasures were lost. In fury of
rage at finding themselves thus thwarted OF
the objects of all their toll and greed the dis
appointed robbers outdid themselves in deeds
OF barbarity and at last reduced the once
splendid city to ashes.
They carried away 600 prisoners and IT'S
beasts laden with plumber and left behind a
wide swath of rapine and desolation. These
distinguished services were promptly recog-
nized by the British government and the MUIR
derer (Morgan) was at once knighted by King
Charles III. The war with Spain being over
his occupation as a buccanneer was gone, and
so he was given an important commission. and
to the end of his days figured as Sir Henry
Morgan. FANNIE B. WARD.
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GEO W. sTIcKNEY Real Estate Ane!l2neer.
- ESr


rREfIEEE fAIE f q I9s q nnEs S5
6G4 AMP y Goo sIkEET E., N9RTHEAsl, NUM-
BERS s $50 AND 532 SIXTH sTREEr SOUTH
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Q: Columbia passed the second day Of Jam
80, between george ". Evans ct al and Martha Z
EIaLs e. AL VIII sell at public auction. SAT Il
1890 AT HAifPhsf FOUL N dcbGck PIN. IN
iTo IT. OF The the following parcels 4 land all
FIRST. Lots numbered one hundred aud one 0OD
COB in SsmI MADDOX. Trustees, subdivision Of orig
inai lots numbered .. 10 and the south so feet of
numbered IS67 each Of said lots be-
ing improved by two-sory hricS dwelling house. the
rS SEcoNp. on the SAME DAY, at QUARTER PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK, T. NJ, IA front OF the premises, part
9fE,aa Lei np nn6 seven "a IN square
s4 sFhs foSRs 'eSBf9 eynF
for the same point ON south street distant one
OF said square and running thence along said y
street feet = inches; thence dae north 81 feet
inches thence northwestery 63 feet inches south
Carolina avenue: thence southwesterly with SAID
avenue Ia feet inches thence southeastery go fet
inches and thence south 81 inches to The place
OF beginning tbeing ali OF the half said original
teen feet front thereof on said street and exted INK
back VITA that width TO the rear line said LOT said
Walter Evans 10 one Levi Meredith, per ed re-
Columbia in Liber 6S6 at folio 945D the same beng
improved by Iwo-stoTy Frame Dwelling, known as
Third, on the SAME DAY, IMMEDIATELY
The kEAFTER, IN front of the premises Lots num-
bered seventy-one q ID and seyenIyrwo (7.2) sam
uel Maddox. Trustees. subdivision OF the north 81 90
feet OF ORIGINAL lot numbered xlve in square elght
hundred and seventy $50, each of said lots
being improved by Two story Brick Dwelling the
same being known Nos. $50 and 532 9th street
southeast.
Terms Of sale prescribed by tine decree: onethrd
OF the purchase money in cash and the balance one
and two years :or which the notes of the purchaser
must d. given with interest payable seE-annualy al
the rate OF six per ceutum annum until paid and
secured on the property sold, all cash, tine pur-
chaser's option. All convey ancng and recording at
the purchasers cost deposit Of 90 at of sale
Oh each lot sold II the OF complied
with in ten days from day OF SALE Trustee reserves
the right TO resell at the risk and Of defaulty
purchaser after five days previous The Ever.
ing Star SAMUEL MADDOX Trustee
ja:27-dts 462 La ave
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.1 341 i st. NV, IT
CAMPBELL G BERGMAN,
Is SU., L st nv
THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
AS No. 137 TENTH sTnEET SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of decree of the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia holding Equity
Court tor said District, in wherein John NJ
Mitchell ct al were conn lninans and Thomas L. Dant
Jr. ct al. were defendants, will sell. MONDAY
FEBRUARY THIRD, AID. 1850. at HALf-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCk I; NJ, at public suction, IN front of
the premises. all that certain lot and parcel of land
situate i'll the city of Washington. District Column
bia to wit: Part Of lot -. square 900. beng the
northeruost "a feet and inches front by depth of
100 feet and inches more particularly described in
said proceedings, together with the i'm provements
thereon. consisting of q two-story frame house
Terms OF sale: One.third cash. balance in equal
installments, secured by notes OF the purchaser
at one and two years and deed of trust upon
the property Sold all cash at the option of the
Of sale. Term OF sale to be coipilied with within
10 days from the day OF sale or h5 trustees
the right to resell at the cost and risk the default
ing purchaser. All conveysncing the cost of pur
chaser. BENZ. X. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
Office 49, Louisiana ave u. w,
OSCAR NAUCK, Trustee,
ta24-d&ds Office 1875 9TH at N w
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucuoneers

CHaNCFRy v.IuAprp rnppovrD Avn
ININpR6IEn REsT EC'r a I'll FL ~ a y ~
No IyoS AID 1908 Nm II, I III a re
NITF No 1oOS SITENTEE%Tui - N mi n ~ ~ r
NSR'rHWFSi ,.5oS "a .15no III M = n 5I 4
E0irETrENT'u STRF III N1p'TIx,IxnIt,SD- ~
az NtcIiTu SIM ". SIITEs.Ti~ ~ ~ 4 I
NEAR THr sEcTindNN OF p,,S HSX LI
VANIa aVFNTrr AN ,rISI. >irN - "a ~ n n
S1KFfr WITH Et ,At errrI III n! IN
AM Tir.NT oT DS NJ ~ AhItsESN
INIT rTa soi-TIIrH Yer u TITW II SIR OF
STIiTFTS TSvO SoITa M SplfIiI ~ D1S 49, IN !
S1i = p ID NIS trTNI,Ip3,SSinn or IL
SSTSpi ftnH' AMI o>ihf hoNED LUIS IN
oSo.NN- 80
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. holding special term an
equity court PASSED on the I'd day of December A ID.
1885, III cause NO. % 10 Equity, III which Alexander
NJ. Proctor and others compliments and Nathan
W. Fitzgerald and others are defendants the UNDER
signed trustees, by said decree appointed will sell at
public auction in front OF the respective premises the
following described real estate situate in the city OF
Washington, in the District Of Columbia on the DAYS
and at the hours hereinafter named, 10 wit:
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ELEVENTH 1890
at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, lots SO and s. IN Nathan
w. FitZgeralu's subdivision square l16 each LOT
improved by Groom 2-story and basement brlck
dwelling being Nos 1906 and 1908 New Hampsh
avenue.
ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY ELEVENTH, 1890,
aft n'(,LnCK lots 81 pa - .pss
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ALFRfDA. sMifH Trustees.
ia2S-eo&ds
IL AICLIFFE DARR CO. Auctoueers,
~ 92O Pa ave. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF yNI.uABLE UxrMrRovED

'
. PROPERTY Al lANlEk HEIGHTS
by virtue Of a deed of trust dated June l. A A. lSSS
and recorded in llber No. 1918 folio Az ct seq one
OF The and records Of the District Columbia and at
The re- uest Of the holder of the secured fherry
We Ml sell az pnOc auction front of the pr
on MEDNEsDAl, FEBRUARY FIFTH. AID 1880, al
HALL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following de-
scrlbed real estate situate in the county IF Nasn-
ton District OF Columbia, 10 wit: All that crtain
pleCe or parcel Of land and premises known and de-
scfued As aid being ali of lot numbered hundred
ana thirty three q 3B) of b. W Perkins aud NJ Nc
lachel,s subdivision Of lot numbered seventy nine
t.D OF 4; L. Dunn's subdivision Of parts of jackson
mn and Mt. Pie asai.t. Known "lanier Helghts "
Terms One-thlTd cash, balance in and years.
secured 10y deed Of trust the property sold or all
cash. at the purchaser's option. Notes given de-
ierred TaS ents to bear interest at per Ter
NUM- va. abe sem annually. Taxes Viii bc Yaa
date OF sale deposit Of $50 will be- required al the
time OF sale IL tho terms not comp led with IN
ten days the property will be resod the cost oi the
delauli;ng purchaser. ConyeyAncing and recording
at purchasers cost.
JOS. r BATCHELDER.l T,,.
n.,,c.,,,,,,,. GEo. W. BROWN, ie@
RADCLIFFE, DARk x CO, Ancts. Ja25-eoIds
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BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SIX-ROON BRICK
DWELLINGS, KNOWN As Nos 6OS AND til d
STREET SoCTHkAST; ALSO ONE six
ROOM BAl-NlNDoM BRICK DNELIlNC
KNOWN As No 42l SECOND STREET NORTH.
EAST: ALSO SIX FINE BUILDING LOIS On
The WEST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET BE
TWEEN q AND n sIkEEES NOR HEASr:
ALSO Two ELEGANT LARGE DhELIlNGS
Known As Nos i2oS g sIkhLT NokIHMksT
AND SiS SiktEI SOkIHEASI, AND TWO
TEENIH SIkEEF BEIWEEN AND L
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in Iiher
I42 foo 4S3 ct seq. one OF the land records the
District OF COLUMBIA and at the request Of the holder
of the secured thereby Will sell at public uu
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HENRY WISE GARNETT, 4
4l6 9Th ST. NV, I r-r.,o..
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Z trustees.
9l6 st. nw.,l
ja1S-eodtfe1Otdts
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY; BaING No. 30 On THIRrEEN-

HNRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY. BEING No. 3l5 On THIRTEEN-
,AND-A-HAiF STREET oRTHwEST.
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dlstrlct of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
12O1I, in which George y. Perry is complainant and
James A Hawkins ct al defendants will sell
public auction, in front Of the premises. on FRIDAY
FEBRUARY SEVENTH, 1880, AT THhEE O'CLOCK
PM the following described real estate being part Of
lot numbered seven (7) in square two hundred and
tyeight t25SD according the plan OF the city Of
Washington beginning for the said part Of said lot at
APPOINT IN the line of street west
distant hundred and sixty (l0. feet and ve
~ inches from the line of street north and running
thence south thirteen u3) feet two apd oue-haf (y
inches thence west one hundred and nve t1Q5) feet
ten and half 101e) inches; thence north thirteen
u3) feet and half tx1<l inches, and thence
east hundred and ve l1o5l feet ten and onehalf
t1O3zD inches TO the place of beginning improved
Two-Story Frame store and Dwelling.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal nstallments Ia sx
CO. and twelve I'D months. with interest six 90
per cent all cash. the option Of the pure haser
Adeposit of 800 WIN be required st time Of sale,
and the trustees the right to rese the risk
aud cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
d aTSh Z LL1oS aihihhfss;aroS,I Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. SA27-dn
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
OEo. W. sTIcKSEY. auc,,opeer .,s p :,

GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. s36 Est
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY, BLING HOUSES NO.
1908. 1908 AND lg97 STREET NoRTHwEsI
NOS FROM 900 To g2J STREET NORTH
WESr AND 22o3 AND 2205 TENTH sTREEI
By virtue certain deed of trus. recorded in Lber
NO l4 folio % let seq, of the land records for
the District of Columbia and at the written reques;
OF the party secured thereby, will offer sale,
front OF the premises, SATURDAY, the FIkST
DA1 CT FEBRUARY. 1890 at HALE-PAaT FOUR
CCitOCh I. NJ, the following described property in
me city Of Mashnston District % Colnmbia, to wit
Lots numbered 81, 81 and 80 Samuel IT, Stewards
subdivision OF lots numbered =, and in John q.
Adams recorded subdivision of square numbered
and Lots ct, o.. OS, 90. 40, a, - 10, "a and Is
as formerly known as 74l in Samuel G. stewards
SUBDIVISION of square 357: Lots In square 33l sold
subject to deed to secure the sum of "a 500
end Lots in square 33l sold subject to deed trust
TO secure the sum OF S $500.
Terms OF sale: One hall cash and the balance in one
year. with interest at the rate of per per
num- payable semi annually all cash option
purchaser; 500 deposit property in each square
at time OF sale. All cOnveyancng and recording at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with ten
days or resale at risk and defautng purchaser
AFTER nVe days advertisement in paper published
in the city of Washington.
J. HoLDsW ORTIZ GORDON, Trustee
yaZo-eodSds GEO. W. S1ICkNET. Trustee.
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fItRUsTEE'S SALE. UNDER DECREE, OF PREM
i ISES nos 434 AND 436 FoUR-AND-A-HALF
STREET SOIIHwEST

BY virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia in Equity cause No. l2l27
Herfurth ct al. Burxhard ct al will sci, public
FOURTH DAY Or FEBRUARY. 1890. at HALF-PAST
ioUh O'CLOCK NJ, that certain parcel OF real es-
all that north part Of lot numbered 10 Of Tods sub
division of certain lots numbered 3 as the
is of record in the Office OF the surveyor Of the
District Columbia, fronting 30 feet inches on ~
street and tending parallel lines viii,
that width to the public alley in the of said lot
with the The improvements consi al
two two Story and attic brick buildings
Terms Of sale All cash All conveyancing ii the ex-
MYER COHEN. Trustee.
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GALE OF LARGE BRICK STABLE IN ALLEY
y BETWEEN q AND Z STREETS AND SIN
TENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS

On MONDAY TIE THIRD DAY OF FEBRUARY
1880 at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, We Will sell IN front Of
the premises, the Large Brick stable the rear of lot
3D. square lSl, having frontage OF 20 by depth
OF 40 feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in and
two Years with interest at per per annui pay
able semi-aunuay, and secured by deed of trust On
the property sold, all cash, option purchaser
deposit OF 500 required at time of sale Convey
anclng Sc., at purchasers cost Terms be COM
pied with III fifteen day otherwise right reserved TO
resell the property at ri and deiRuting ur-
chaser after nNe days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, ID e.
Ja.19-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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FINANCIAL.

fINHE ATTENTION OF PARTIES DESIRING A
Good Investment is invited to the superior adNAn-
ttsses OF Duluth and the Head Of sle Great LAKES
Money can be loaned on First Mortgages at from 70
lOper CEN; honses will pay rentals of Ia 10 ! per
cent net while lots blocks ana acres double in lew
years.
For full particulars address
WILLIAMSON & MCCORMICK
Heal Estate and flrst Mortgage Loans,
Room >, laLk Building,
West Duluth. Aiuu.
Washington References:
Is. IL WAENLR co, CORSON & MACARTNEY
4. L. MOORE, DEfBiE, DAVIS a co.
- - Duluth References:
MYERS NHIIPLE, MANUFACTURERS BANK
BANK OF WEST DULUTH. ga25-s, I'm