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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-06-28

The commercial travellers little
daughter had been taught always to
conclude her little prayer with these
words:
7..God bless papa and bring him safely
home Saturday night
One week he came home FRIDAY. and
that night he heard the infantile petit
tlon solemnly rendered, but with fol-
lowing startling and ph1losophic addl-
tion:
Chestnuts. Lord! Hes here now!n
Question J. here can one find q
woman's head covering secrets and
never revealing them? = ]
Answer q on postage stamp.
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Serious Accident to a Washington Man
Real Estate Sale, Etc.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE. April %
This evening about o'clock serious ac-
cident occurred at the Woodlawn Hotel at the
west end OF town whereby Mr.. Jas. Hatcher,
q Washington house painter, was injured
While engaged at work on a swinging scaffold
the support gave way and he was precipitated
to the ground. 30 feet below, breaking several
ribs. Scarcely had he struck the ground when
a large piece OF timber followed him and was
buried in the ground within four inches of his
head. Mr.. Hatcher IS an EDglishman by birth
and has a wife and one child in Washington.
Samuel Gator. aged twenty-six years son OF
the late Samuel Gator. for many years post
master at Poolesville, this county, died at that
place this evening after brief illness. He
leaves many relatives in the county and the
District
Mrs. Rebecca Morrison has sold her farm,
situated on the Rockville and Georgetown
turnpike. and containing 2023i acres of land
TO Mrs Wilson Offutt for $4,000. This farm
Il about four miles south of this place and
short distance from Garrett Park.
Mr.. Henry c. Ward, "a prominent merchant
OF Galthersburg, died Sunday night in thu
ffty-eighth year Of his age. He leaves a wifi
and several children
Messrs +. l.. Morling, GET, and ID. S
Rice, G.S.. have instituted lodge of Goo,
Templars at GAINESVILLE, this county. SAN.
John FREEZE, a miner at ELEPHANT, Pa, OF
his way home Monday night was attacked an
30 badly beaten that he died. He was robbed
-Four Hungarians were arrested
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TROTTERS AT JENNINGS.
Entries for the Four Days Of Racing
Next Week.

The trotting meeting at the Bennings track,
which begins on April 29, promises to afford a
splendid exhibition to the lovers of the trotting
horse in the vicinity Already fifty entries
have been received for the various events and
several more are expected. The meeting will
last four days. So far received the entries
are as follows:
TUESDAY, APRIL 20.
800 class, trotting-Harry c., Milton Green
way owner; Nellie s., W. b. Denny; Billy B.
Wash Woodruff; Cara W., William Bell; Ne
vada. John L. Turner
2.23 class, pacing-J. K. John keenan,, owner
Victor. James Ii. Green; Nellie June, - Close
Dick c., Clarence Hook Frank W., John Ridley,
jr.; Adela Wilkes, John Rainey, jr.; f. W.,
William Ridley; Orphan Boy, Oriole stables.
2.30 class, trotting-Maud, Milton Greenway,
owner; Gypsy Girl. Maple Valley Stock Farm
Maurice s., Rice Il Jobe; Patrcian, William
Hops; Sleepy Dan, J. R. Johnson; Suisun,
John E. Turner.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80.
232 class, trotting A., Leon I'LL
man, owner; Chancellor NJ, Z. r. Buckley;
Minnie Keene, o. F. Peddicord Golddust
Prince +. E. Clemons; Trixie. James Elliott;
Mary Spellman, VI. II. White; Charley Allen,
W. 5. Burke; Barney c.. Wash Woodruff; Mau-
rice s., Rice Il Jobe; Patrician, William Hops;
Abbie ". John L. Turner.
2.23 class. trotting-Ella Clay. o. F. Peddi-
cord. owner; Mamie Wood, Magnolia STOCK
Farm: Friday, c. w. Smith; Charley c., Oriolc
Stables: Aline, James Elliott; Shipman John
Z. Turner.
THURSDAY, MAY !.
227 class. trotting-Gautier, E. r. Buckley
owner; Richard Wilkes. W. II. Evans; Mollie
Morrill,, William Hops; Friday, c. w. Smith
Sleepy Dan, J. r. johnson; Suisun, John Z.
Turner.
2.37 class trotting--Wick c., Henderson &
Bro, owners: Susan e., John II. Gheen; Lynx,
+. H. Taylor: Chester A., Lem Uliman; Bell F.,
q. +. Peddicord; Nevada, John f. Turner.
2.30 class, pacing-Pat Legg, Clarence Hook
owner; Don Pedro. William Ridly; Morris Mil
Inns, Bishop X Eaton; Cedar Snag. William
Bell; Nellie Mayo. Magnolia Stock Farm
Sagwa, Harry Hunter
FRIDAY, MAY 2.
2.20 Glass; trottng-Y orktown Belle, W. S
Burke, owner; Ella Clay, o. F. Peddicord st
Elmo. Oriole stables Shipman. John E. Turner
Mamie Wood, Magnolia Stock Farm.
2.17 class, pacing-Black York, John keenan,
owner; Marendeo, W. S. Burke; Nellie June
- Close; Mambrino Uannis ohm l.. Turner
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

ING No. "a MASsACHUsETTS AVENUE
6 6%%fEIhfA NO aNP oo hwS STkfEf N NAME
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding special term an
equity court passed III No. ~ 3D. Charles H.
Burrage ct al complallauts, agt Frederick ". Rest
DAY VIZ GF kp1 On h BiP 800 'a at
FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ. IN front of the premises ali that
sc1bed on ground plan, or Plat, OF Washington Cit
ID e. as being all OF lots six 10 and "a and paris
OF lots three 3! ald four l of George Niners sub
division IN square 19. said parts OF lots three ana
four being described as follows: Beginning d Ioint
line said lot three distant Al feet inches
south lire north street thence southeast-
wardly ~ 1O-lOU feet to point IN line of
from the northeast of alley between said lots
four and five; thence south along the line of said
lot five and beyond until il strikes the end or sot
cast corner OF the piece of grUuud conveyed from Dee
to Rest by deed recorded i'll Iiber 11.l. folio IA
thence iollowE the south ne of the piece OF ground
SO conveyed, northwafdy 10 the line Of SAID lot
three thence norheasterly tn SAID west line lot
three feet inches, TO the place Of beginning being
the same roefty conveyed To Rest by deed recorded
in Li0er l36. foIo 3Jl Improved by twc-story brick
dwelling No ~ Massachusetts, avenue northeast
on SAME DAY. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. We Will sell in front tie Premises, part Of lot
with depth OF 100 feet. b. ginning Tor the same 20
feet from the northwest Of lot.
thence st 20 feet ana thence north 100 feet
ginning improved by two-story frame house, No
Terms of sale: third cash: balance in two equal
lnstalments payable IL one and two years from day
of safe, notes bCallng interest payable
ana To DC secured by deed OF trust on property Sold
all cash, 1t optlun OF purchaser. delosit Of $500
FeyanclliE &c at trchas ers cost Terms to be COM
Piled with ia ten days, otherwise trustees reserve
rgh TO resell the property IN default at the risk and
cost OF the defauitlIg purchaSer.
HENRY WISE GARRETT. Trustee.
FERDINAND sCHNiDT. Trustee,
apl4-d&ds oil ath ST. Il. W.
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THoMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
AS 20. * PIERCE STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue of "A certain deed OF trust,
ing date October l2 A. D. 1888 and recorded i'll Lber
No LAB toho 81, ct seq one of the land records of
the District of Columbia, the undersigned trustees
viii, on WEDNESDAY,, the TWENTY-IHIRD DAY
OF APRIL. AID. 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in
elghteen q - feet front by the ul depth thereof. of
Lot numbered sixteen u i'll W. T. JuhustOn's subdi-
vision OF lots Ill square numbered six hundred aud
twenty $500 together with the thereon
consisting OF a two-story frame dwelling
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance i'll equal installments and
Two years. secured D the romlssory notes of the
chaser and deed of trust upon the property sold
ali cash. at the purchasers option. deposit of 100
Will be required on the day sale be closed
within ten days from the day OF sale the
reserve the right to resell al the cost and risk of the
detaultlng purchaser.
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON,
Office No. 49, La. ave, I rrrs,oos
RICHARD l.. PAlRO irustees
ap15-dSds ONCE No. ASP La ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of The EVENING STAR. "a dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which its business is con-
Quoted Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
Is advertising columns.
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The Baltimore Nominations.

John L. Ensor, who was appointed United
States district attorney for Maryland yester-
day, as stated in The STAR is we'll
known lawyer residing at Towson,
Baltimore county. He is a strong per-
sonal friend OF Secretary Blaine. He was a
member of the state legislature. states at
torney of Baltimore county for two terms and
twice delegate to the national republican
convention. Mr.. Ensor succeeds Thomas G.
Hayes
William F. Airey, the United States marshal,
is the republican who elected sheriff OF
Baltimore city when the rest of lis ticket was
defeated. lie is a man of prominence in party
| circles and of great personal popularity. Mr..
Airey succeeds DIR. Cairnes.
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IL ING,s WINDSOR CEMENT FOE PLASTER

Il ING'S WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PLASTER
IN ing Walls and Ceilings: 200 per cent
tensile strength; 200 per cent harder than lime and
HAIR plaster houses be occupied IN from four 20
weeks earlier than finished old hod-
Does OF chip. pit crack Endorsed and used by the
best archltecs bulders and plAsterers 100 barrels
used the Shorehzm- The extension Of Vice
PRESIDENT Morson's house plastered with IT. also
the theafer portion OF Lincoin Music hall About 300
barrels used the extension Of the Arlington
hotel IL makes twice job the old fash
toned plastering and only i've yard more
For further particulars apply 20 JANIS ii. McGlLL>
DEALER IN BUILDING sUPPI1ks. 800 10 vl4 q -
naSy- I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

LuNE BUILDING LOT On ELEVENTH STREET
l. EAST NEAR PENNSILVANIA AVENUE.
On MEDNI DAY ARTERY OON, APRIL IM Z MY
THIRD, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we Will sell in front 0.
the premises,
LOT j, SQUARE 994,
fronting SO feet Oh / In street east near Peana
avenue. one OF the finest locations southeast for
bu ding good subdivision be made of this
property.
Terms: One-third cash, balance III and two years
at pes cent interest. payable semi annually and
cured by deed OF trust property Sold ala cash.
option of purchaser deposit OF 500 at time OF
sale. ConveyaIcing. &c, at purchasers Terms
to he complied with III 10 days; otherwise righ,
reserved TO resell at risk and of defIultng pur-
chaser after five days public advertisement OF such
sale i'll some newspaper published III Washington,
ID. G.. DUNCANSON BROS
ap2l-dSds Auctioneers
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THE PALATIAL
BUG KING HAM HOTEL,
NOW COMPLETEi,,,
FIN Ave. ION and son S,,, Ne,o Fork.


F1REPROOF. This popular house has been
greatly enlarged by the addition
Con Fifth Ayeb Of an absolutely
EXTENSIVE Freproof building, seven stories
FRONTAGE. high, making the total frontage
now BPS feet 1t is noted for its
LUXURIOUS elegant and home-like accommoda-
HOME-LIKE tons and its attractive suites each
ACCOMMO- comprising drawing room. large.
DATlONS. airy double and single bed rooms,
with bath and dressing room at
tached.
The public rooms are specially
PUBLIC ROOMS. noted for their elegance, comfort
and conyeniences, the ladies' draw
DhAWlNG ing room being in the Louis Seize
ROOM style, the grand dining rooms in the
READING early English The gentemens
ROOM reading and smoking rooms are
supplied with every requisite The
EDISON ELEC- billiard room. with cafe attached,
Trio LIGHT. is an attractive feature of the
house. All lighted by the Edison
electric light
TELEGRAPH Telegraph. telephone and stock
TELEPHONE. indicator on the premises; also a
news stand with all the leading
newspapers and periodicals Tick
cts can be procured for the opera,
theaters and all other places of
amusement
SANITARY Special attention has been paid to
APPOlNTAENTS the heating, plumbing and ventila-
LOCATION ton is the finest in the citv- II is
CENIhAl- within easy access of the Grand Cen
trail Depot the Opera House and
all places Of amusement by the ele-
waited roads, Madison and 9th Ave-
cars. omnibuses pass the door
every few minutes.
EUROPEAN The hotel is conducted on the
PLAN. European plan: the restaurant of
RESTAURANT unsurpassed excellence; the charges
reasonable.
WETHERBEE Il FULLER, Proprietors
apl6-wSt
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RATCLIFFE, DARR Il Co, Auctioneers,
II $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE No. 12S c
STREE NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
No. 1229 folio :j7} ct seq of the Land Records
for the District of Columbia and at the request
party secured thereby will sell at public auction,
front of the premises, ON WEDNESDAY TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1890, Al FIVE
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, Original Lot >. square PA, fronting
J1.6 feet by depth of l6S 81 feet, improved by q
Large Two-story and basement Frame House. No. l2s
= street northeast.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in one and two
years, per cent secured by deed of trus;
on property sod, all cash, at option OF
purchaser. If terms of sale compiled with
i'll ten days the trustee reserves the right &c
resell the property after days advertisement
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton DC A deposit OF 500 upon acceptance OF bid.
All cOnveyanCing, &c., at cost OF the purchaser.
L. LEWELLEN JOHNSON, Trustee,
p11-d&dS GjG + street no. Invest.
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aIS-eoSds SAMUEL r. bOND, }
VIEISKELL McLERAN,
III Real Estate Agents, zoos + St NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR LAUREL, PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,

MAKlLAND.
By decree of the circuit court for Prince
Georges county. Md, sitting in equity in cause
plaintiffs and Richard s Hill ami Clnrice Brooke
defendants NO 1905 equity, the
will sell at public sale at Msteads Hotel the town
of Laurel, on ThURSDAY, MAY FIRST, 1890 al
TWO NJ all that valuable property adjacent 10 the
said town of Laurel, containing 313 acres Of land
more or less and known by the name of "Moore,s
Prosperity" "snowden's New Birmingham Manor
and "Ralphs."
This property Is valuable for building purposes
Laurel and divided by the public road leading from
said town MONTGOMERY county. 1t offers q rare in
ducement to investors.
Terms of sale: third cash. one-tbird in one year
in two years from of sale Deferred paw.
ments To interest payable annually and b.
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustee all cash
the option of the purchaser Conveyancng cost OF
purchaser. deposit OF $500 will lie required time
of sale. i. SNOWDES HILL.
ap9- lawts Trustee.
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CEo. W. sTIcKNEY, Auctioncer. y36 st.

ThUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ElIl IN SQUARE S7S. IMPROVED By SIN
TEN TMU-srORY HOUSES CONTAINING
-FOUR ROOMS EACH. SITUATE On NAVY
COURT, REAR OF SEVENTH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND / SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust recorded in Lber
No. 1877, folio 44J. Of the land records tor the
District OF Columbia and at the OF the party
secured thereby will offer Tor trent of .hc
Premises on TUESDAY, The TWENTY NINTH DAY
OF APRIL 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK M. the FOL
ingtUn. District Coum bla TO wit All of Lots 49,
80 100, l0l l02, l03 lu4, 10a l06. lU1, los, iOy,
TO- III and ~, in oliver COxs recorded suDdyis-
ion OF lots Is To 4 in square S1S,
Terms sale: one-half cash and the balance in
three 90 years with interest at the of per
centum Ter annum, payable semi annually anu Sc
cured by deed OF trust property sold, all cash.
the option of the purcha deposit OF $50 each
lot VIII be required time of sale All conveyancin
at purC haser's cost. Terms Of sale to be complied
with in II days the property Will be resold the
risk and the deaultg purchasers after DAYS,
advertisement in the EvESING STAR
.,s.osa. ko oEkI 4 + ss66AARRLEY' Trustees.
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The Worst Yet.

The levees at Bayou Sara, above New Or
leans, and fifteen other important dykes in
southern Louisiana have broken and vast ex-
tent of country has been flooded. The Morganza
levee. which cost $3.50, 900, broke yesterday and
the planters fear that the growing crops will be
ruined if the flood continues. The state has
asked for federal aid
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TNRUSTEES SAIL OF THE REAL ESTATE
l. PLANT AND PERSONAL PROPERLY OF THE
NAIIoNAL PRESS BRICK COMPANY OF
WASHING ron. ID. C., AT WATERLOO STA
TION AIEXANDHfA COIrNTY- VIEIiINIA

NATIONAL PRESS BRlCh COMPANY OF
TioN, ALE A cotNTY.. v ShaHS iN
BY virtue of deed of trust the National Press
i $50 and recorded N Liber J. No 4, toiio ~. q
Circuit Court OF Alexandria County YirglnIa, in the
OF Washington DC, ct AL. the undersigned trustee
will one for sale at public auction on TUESDAY.
rW NE O'CLOCK PAL at Wae G sta t Aicn
i rsrsaS H09 ts al s IN, Camna hSn'e Plant and
Catalogues containing detailed description of this
1890 permits viii be ISSUED by him RESPONSE
bic parties to inspect the property application at
Attention is called to the following main items:
one Trart q EIGHT and quIrter Acres of Land in
compaily's yards On thu north and fronting the
valuable Leasehoid ' yassg,iabe with lessons
leavel OF 80 Acres OF agd yielding almost mex
proved Eya ih6rourhly .ssGarped lanf combining;
mong other lhihFs ITosi9ry Frame oii.ce and
ard Fairba Is standard platform scales OF
made by Thomas C.. Basshor i Co, baltimore re-
Gently inspected and rassed AL Two 100 horse power
Pumps and connections. ne blacksmith's Forge ANA
ers with elevators; ten hard Presses. ninety Molds
and Patterns for ornamental brick; several Gregg
100000 bricks eacil, win shedding One st Louis
Down drat Kim and Que GreEx kttort Commandments
six Drying Houses. capacity 100 bricks each;
tracking, connecting with press rooms and Eilns.
one Steam Pump and Complete Fire Apparatus, with
wat rtower OF Loo gallons capacity. Hose. Hooks,
Axes and Ladders, Shaftng, Beltig Pulley~ Friction
Pulleys and Clutch puIleys Wagon House. Stables
Four wheel Brick Wagons forty wheebarrows. Ten
ement House furnsht for employees. Certain Patent
Rights licenses. Processes and Trade Marks for pNln
and ornamental brick.
1ernls: Cash. This property will be offered as an
entirety but II no adequate BID is made IL will be dis
posed OF ia parcels 10 be designated day of sale.
Nothing above contained is intended warranty or
representation OF quality, capacity or soundness, but
pros ectve purchasers Will be offered at all times up
to the day Of sale amle opportunity Tor examining
and inspecting the entire property.
MORGAN H. BEACH. Trustee,
AZ Loulalann II. 10 South Washington ST.,
Alexandria. Va aJs&w- I'm
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NHOs. L. WAGGAMAN,
MAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND IMPROVEMENTS, SITUATED On ST.
~ XNU gIa,i y a. a.,
AND SIDE LOT.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term an
Eqnity Court, passed in equity cause No. IL, 595.
docket No. 20, Ida Gray ct AL complainant, VS..
Josephine Jackson, defendant, We viii sell on MON
DAY, The TMENTl-EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL A.
ID. 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, in front of the
premises all that piece parcel of land and premises
known and DESERVED Oh ground plan or plat of Wash
ington city, ID. e., being the west half 30 of loi
numbered nineteen l9) in square numbered tive hun
dred and thirty eight said lot being improved by
brick dwelling house, No. 49, h St.
Terms of sale: one-thrd cash and the balance in
six sud twelve months deferred payments beaI
interest IRON day OF sale and to be secured the
property by deed OF trust. all cash. at option OF
purchaser. deposit of 3l0o will be required
OF sale and all and recording at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied with IL days
from sale or property will be resold at risk and
cost Of defaulting pure aser.
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,l r~r.ta..
A. K BROWNE. Aiu.
THOS. z WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer sp19-dkds
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH SIDE
OF r. STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST AT
AUCTION
On TUESDAY, TWEEN rI-NINTH APRIL. 1890, at
FIVE O'CLOCK 7. Nj, i'll front OF the premises, Will
sell all Of Lot ana paris Lots and d, IN square
1918.
LOf has front of 30 feet by an average depth of
about "A feet To "a alley 20 feet wide.
LOT has front of % feet by depth of 90 feet to
an alley 10 feet wide, and is improved by frame house
now under rental
LOT , has front Of 43 feet 3 inches by depth of
80 feet to same alley. with side alley ID feet wide
This property well situated within "a feet of 10Th
street and square of Pa. has south front, all
graded iy for building. Will sold and
can Toe easily divided INTO nine building lots of about
feet front each. Title perfect sale. 500 VIII
be required of the purchase time of sale.
erins easy and made known at sale. ap2l-1t
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u ATCLIFFE, DAER & CO., Auctonee.s,
IL 500 Pa ave. n. W.

VALUABLE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
BACK TEN oOM HOUSE MIIH ALL MOD
Elm lMPi;ONEMENTS, BE- Nc NO. - GIANT
PLACE, BETMEhN g AND II AND NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
FIFTH, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell. in
front OF the premises,
PART OF SUB LOT % IN SQUARE 375.
improved by House No. - Grant place. three-story-
endorsement bay-wiuGow brick house. containing
ten r oms; all modern improvements; stationary
wash,stands; heated by fulndce and in good colai-
non, being III the heart OF tn city, all lines of
street cars and hcrdlcs. places amuSemeMt, the
business CENTER yet reserved residence street. A
splendid opportunity for investment permanent
holding
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance in ! ard :,
interest at the rate of per aEnum
secured by deed OF trust the property al
Inc OPTION OF the purchaser. uelOslG 500 re-
CURED when property Is knocked down. All convey
ancg, recording &c, at purchasers cost If terms of
sale ae not complied with ia days from day
te right Is reserved 70 resell t1e property the risk
and cosi OF the defautlnE purchaser, after days
pubic advertisement Oh such resale in
paper published III Washington. DC.
RAT LIFE. DARR x CO.,
apIO-uSuS AuctlOneers
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Address Registered Letters containing Currency -
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans IA

"prNrwprR fr.. THE PAYMENT % prizes ~
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSofN New
Orleans and the tickets signed ly the President %
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
IL the highest Courts; therefore, Ses@rs ~ ias-
.ions snonynlou schenes."
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest pars
CT fraction OF q Ticket ISSUED BY Us an any Draw
ing. Anything IN our l@l4e 0Eerea iOr less than Q
Dollar u aswlndla apI6-w&s4w
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THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneers
ANNUAL SPRING SALE,
BY ORDER OF THE
TAINTON u C0MpANX

TAUNTON SlLNrI PLATE COMPANY,
OF FINE TRIPLE SILVER. PLATED WARE,
kOGtRS' TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZES AND ORNAMENTS,
AT our salesroOn corner 10th and Pennsy lvana
nue. northwest, commencing TOMORROW MORNING
All ELENEN O'CLOCK M, THEE AND HALF
PAST SEVEN PM. DAILY, until entire stock is
Closed out.
The goods guaranteed every respect as repre-
sented and our instructions TO sell without
serve.
Out-of-town purchasers have goods carefully
packed.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS * Co,
ap2I-6t Auctloneers