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woman hesitates long before she attempts the
difficult task of managing the untamed steed
of steel, and it is, perhaps, true that great
many graceful riders are lost to the world sim
ply because the wheel looks SO dangerous be-
fore il IL tried.
But there are. probably, more lady riders
in Washington than in any other city of the
country-whether or not the ladies of this part
of the country are more courageous being
an open question. The riding of bicycles by
women was three wears ago regarded as one of
the wonderful things to come in the twentieth
century. one of those events that are to pre-
cede and foreshadOw the coming of the millen-
MUM. The ease with which the world has ac-
cepted this advance of progress. contrary to
the general expectation. IL. perhaps but charac-
teristic of the present civilization. which takes
everything that comes as a matter of course
and simply wonders what the next move will be-
Washington has the honor of having harbored
the mind that conceived the idea of making a
bicycle suitable for a lady's use, as well as of
owning AS one of Its fair citizens, the first
lady who had the courage to brave the world
and push pedals from saddle hung between
two wheels intead of three. Women on wheels
had then long been an ordinary sight on the
streets. but there were always more than two
wheels to each woman.
NOT WONDER NOW.
There il less wonder now than there was at
the spectacle of lady gliding over our smooth
streets on her own wheel. without what the sex
is sometimes pleased to call the humilating
presence of a nan to help along. Many a lady
has braved public opinion. as well as her own
fears, and now the appearance of such a rider
eXcites much less comment than did the first
bicycles with the little wheels in 'front.' two
months after their introduction.
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THIS EVENING,
THIS EVENING.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionsss.
1OOl d street. opposite Pennsylvania avenue.

In making the announcement Of the following GRAND
NINETEENTH ANNUAL sale of Silver Plated Ware
manufactured by the world renowned and celebrated
Taunton Silver Plate Company, special Importance il
attached to this sale from the this entire and
maRnncent stock was manufactured before the
Mckinley tariff bill passed. +" thus giving close
buyers the opportunity Of their lifetime in this pe-
cia line of goods"
We shall use every endeavor to make this auction
sale surpass tie former sales have made for this
old and reliable company and especially announce
that the sale will commence
MONDAY, DECEMBER FIRST. AT ELEVEN A. NJ,
THREE AND HAIF-PAST SEyENP NJ
And will continue until the entire extraordinary large
stock 10 disposed of. Here a few examples of the
stock" that will be sold to the highest bidder"
Elegant and Unique Electro Silver Plated Ware I'm
ported French Clocks Antique Bronzes various de-
signs and colors Statuettes Table, Msntel and Clock
Ornaments. English Plaques, Fine Imported China,
latest designs rich in color and decoration Piano and
banquet Lsnps, Imported Opera Glasses and Lovely
and Exquisite Jewel Cases.
Masniiicently and Artistically Mounted Bon Bon
Boxes, Crackers and Rose Jars, Covered Dishes Tu-
reens, Repousse Sets. Hand-engraved Tea Sets
Epergnes, Tureens. Fruit and Berry Bowls, with q
full line Of the most attractive Toilet Goods in Cellu-
oid. together with our immense full ns' Rogers
1Si7 Table Cutlery.
As in all previous sales special provision will be
made ior the comfort ladies attending this
tory sale.
Parties looking for Christmas Presents will nnd It
greatly to their advantage to attend this brief
'IMPORTANT SALE"
Every article strictly guaranteed represented or
money refunded" And il is with pardonable pride
that refer TO previous sales by US for this
company" far the quality Of the ware is con-
cerned. which is second to none in the country.
Kindly remember that the sale will commence MON
DAY. DECEMBER FIRST. at ELEVEN A. NJ. and
HALF-PAST SEVEN PM. and continue daily until
everything is sold. Respectfully,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.
n29-lW Auctioneers.
CT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIONEER, on PA
~ ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
2atical experience selling stores, houses and real
estate. Prompt settlement; reasonable charges.
sl1-.,ln
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NOT HURT A BIT.

The reason, they say, is evident The exercise
Is moderately severe enough to bring into play
almost all Of the muscles Of the body. while it
will not fail TO give an impetus to the blood
that it seldom gets otherwise. Both of these
results can hardly fail to be healthful. The
warm, bright color that comes to the cheeks is
a sign of health. The hearty appetite that is
engendered by brisk run before dinner is the
healthiest sort of hunger. The feeling of tired
ness that makes the pillow so inviting means a
strong body IN the morning. and all combined
serve to complete the work of healthgiving
and health preserving that is begun when a
person makes his or her initial bow to the
world, but il too often broken of at an early
point in the game of life.
No one has ever advised a sick person to take
violent exercise, and SO, without doubt, it
would be folly for lady of delicate health 10
undertake to ride machine without having
first gone through some course Of muscle max
ing that would ut her for the unusual exertion
of making machine go. But there is no rea-
son why every woman, barring cripples and in
predict that in three more years 1t will be quite
natural for a woman to ride bicycle as il is
now for q man.
GRACE ON THE WHEEL
One word should be said in conclusion about
a very important matter, that of grace. The
teacher does not try to impart very much grace
to his pupil at first. He humors his patient, as
it were. and lets her have about her own way
When she has learned to make her wheels 90
round without tumbling and can manage the
machine without help, then he begins to tell
her things about style in riding that make her
blush n little, perhaps, but which are whole
some truths. He shows her how to sit on the
saddle without having more than half Of her
dress skirt on ore side, and then he gives her
modes. and respectful points as to the DISPOSE
ton OF her garments when ON the wheel that
she often thanks him for afterward when he is
not around. He adjusts her saddle and handle
bar 30 that her arms stretched out to their
full extent when she holds the handles and her
feet reach the pedals without any length Of
limb to spare. Shoula he fail to do this and let
her wheel go without proper adjustment she
will present a most awkward appearance, with
her arms crooked ard her back bent over while
her knees will threaten at every revolution Of
the pedals to knock against the handle.
But once let her listen to her instructions and
stop trying to adjust her wheel herself, SO that
1t will be just a little different from what it
ought to be, and she wiz lose ell Of that
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Reward FivefOld.

From the New York Sun.
mountaineer and his wife had come down
out of the mountains of Kentucky to go to
some new location in Tennessee. They had
little jag of household goods, and both were
dressed poorly. After he had paid the freight
on his goods he lacked q few shilling of having
enough to pay their fare. heard them talk
ing it over as they sat on a baggage truck OH
the platform.
I've 'uns will hev to 60 back, reckon" said
the man.
'But we 'uns can't 60 back" she replied
We 'uns has sold out and hev no place to go to"
But what kin we 'uns do?'
"Heven't We 'uns got money NUM-"
'NO."
. AN they 'uns won't take us'"
And We 'uns is in hx2"
"Sartin.'
"But the Lord is down we're as well as up n
the hills, hain't He?" she asked
HE mought be, but the chances seem agin
it,
"But I'll 60 out among the cotton bales and
find spot to pray. The Lawd never did de-
sert His own"
'You mought try it." he said, doubtingly.
l had told three or four of the boys, and we
Clipped in 50 and handed it to the man, and
he had the money in hand when the woman re-
turned.
''Yes"
EUR how much?"
"a dollar"
sand the Lord has dun sent us fvew
''Jhen we 'uns is no longer in q fix"
'Yere 1t Is and our troubles are over Tiilie
we 'uns orter hev cum down yere twenty years
ago. Up thar when we 'uns axed the Lord fur
dollar we 'uns sometimes got two bits out of
it. Down yere when we 'uns ak fur the same
He piles it on ten times over and doan' even
want to know whar We cum from or which
church We belong to-"
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JOHN W. PILLING, irus'eee.
HOS II. WAGIAMAN Auc.ioneer dl dads
BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW 3-SToRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK DWELLING. NO. 215 STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW 3-STORY AND BASE
M MiSIu BRfSk DWELLING. NO. 20 C STREET
by virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iber
No @ G9 g ct sea one Fl the land tr pesoras Of
fTssEs s Sp fk N IHE TsEFT Td PA OF
the following real estate situated in the city of Wash
ington and District of Columbia. and known and des-
square south of square numbered Ave Hundred and
seventytwo commencing for the part conveyed on
and ,lO feet OF the southeast of said
nnseen sSd ina tel sec
nifty and 50 lOO feet to &C. street. thence
to the place of beginning. toeether with al the i'm.
proyenents. WAYS easements rights. prf,ileses and
Terms Une-third cash balance in two equal INSTALL
six per cent interest," payable seniannually and 70 be
o"an ey Of on sd or oas
chasers cost deposit Of 500 required at time Of
wise the trustees the right to resell the prop
erty at the sk and cost of the defauitng purchaser
newspaper published in Mssninston. DC.
d1dsd. c Cliff 81 ph O. sMifH. Trustees.
i A ' F6 Ri ftts '1 no''hhoLD
,r by Tne n pGsef q sss sSptaned in ehatts
her husband 70 the undersigned trustee dated the
cne q n Of Se
Of Columbia. default being made in the Indebtedness
At pubic auction, to the highest bidder. a, Weeks
G at nES
G l4 NJ all the property in said trust mem
FIRST-''PARLOR SET"
B:.s III sssS.i
SECOND-LIBRARY FURNITURE
i Walnut Desk, Walnut Table. 1 Chair. Sofa. 4
Chairs.
THIRD-BED ROOM Mol
Walnut Bedstead, Walnut warbrobe, Marble
top Bureau and Mashstand.
FOURTH-BED ROOM No. g.
Walnut Bedstead. Wardrobe. Bureau. Rocker
Plain Chairs.
FIFTH-BED ROOM No. g.
j Plain Bedstead, Bureau. i Wardrobs. Arm
Chairs.
sIxTH-DINING ROOM
81, walnut Table Chairs. MaIble-tep Roseyccd
c1oepoard. ana AL other personal and household
property nciuded in said trust all Of which Is
ciss condlt1on and OF the best hard woods.
Terms of sale All sums OF Els and under CASH over
that amount sixty days notes. with sscurity 70 b
MAkiox DucKk1T. 1fussss. az u. 40.
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noo9-1O
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY BRICK

BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing on the Is.
OF Au,ust. A. ID. 1SU, and recorded in Liter No.
1S AZ folio :Gs OF the land records the Dis
trict of Columbia. and ut the request the holder of
one OF the roissory notes cured thereby, WILL
on THURSDAY, the ELEVENTH. DAY of DECEM-
BEI, 1880. AZ -FOUR O'CLOCK Z. M, in front of the
premises, sell at public auction. 20 the highest bidder
all tina: piece parcel land the city Washing
ton. in the District OF Columbia, known and dstin-
guished parts of lots numbered four "a and five 90
in square numbered tve hundred ana thirty -four
(pS4). beginning &c" street 81 feet 3 inches east
from the southwest of lot hye CD, thence east
along C' street 5 feet ncies thence north Is
III inches, thence west 20 feet, thence south
inches the 8 feet inches and thence south
80 feet 10 the beginning, with the improvements and
with the privilege OF building against wall the
side thereof. granted in lber No. Ills, folio IT, OF
the land records OF said District
Terms OF sale Onetl.ird OF the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal instaments. pay
able in one - and two co years from the day sale
with interest at the rate OF per cent per annum.
payable senIi-annually. for which the notes the
purchaser purchaser will lie required. secured y
deed OF trust the property sold, to the satisfa,
ton OF the undersigned. ali the purchase money
may lie paid in cash. al the option of the purchaser
deposit of 500 Will he required At time of sale, and
all conyeyanriiS and recording at the cost OF the
purchaser ii the terms OF sale not complied with
in ten days from the day OF SALE the trustees
the right TO resell the property at the risk and Of
the defauting purchaser after ten days notice in The
Evening Star. - -
ROBERT W. McPHERSON,l r-.
JOHN W. PILLING, \ irusee.
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. d1-d&ds
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Taken.

From the Chicago Tribune.
I'm every house, Miss Powelson," said young
Mr.. Haybenslaw, with some hesitation, ''there
is spare room. 1t is kept for the use of some
honored guests. In every heart, too"-and he
laid his hand impulsively on his own-''there
is a spare room"
"And we find one, too, in so many heads ~
she murmured.
Miss Powelson-Irene - the young man ex-
claimed. choking down large and expansive
lump OF rising signs, ''in my heart there is q
spare room sacredly set apart for you"
only one, Mr.. Haybenslaw?" she asked
dreamily.
"DO not mock me, Irene Powelson! 1t shall
be whole suite if you like. More than that |!
You shall have the entire premises if you'll
only sayso, and if that isn't enough we'll tear
down and build bigger"
This spare roOm-this suite Of rooms, Ar
thur, said the maiden, softly, that you are
speaking of-how-how are they furnished?"
I'm first-class modern style, Irene" replied
the young man, with business-like ring in his
voice. "Uncle Bullion died last week.
SAY no more, Arthur" whispered the lovely
girl, as she pillowed her rich blonde head on
the young's mans heart and listened to the
wild thump! thump! that resounded through
Its spare chambers. 'Tn take themm
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BlenkinsOp-"Don't FRET my boy, Santa
Claus won't forget you"
Tommy Blenkinsop-'That's all right, dad;
sis't afraid he'll forget the tin whistle 1 asked
for, but ! can't help being tribe nervous
about his recollecting the bicycle and the watch
and chain"
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WOMAN ON THE WHEEL
Nearly a Thousand Fair Washington.
ians Who Can Ride.
IN THE BICYCLE SCHOOL.
The Growth of Wheeling rs q Recreation for
women-The Experience of . Dealer-How
Women Are Taught-The Matters of Dress,
Dignity and Grace.
HEN A WOMAN takes

HEN A WOMAN takes
hold of a thing she sell
dom lets 60 until it has
been thoroughly mas
tered. 1t is a way she
has. and it is equally true
of her taste for riding u
bicycle as Of anything
else. She goes at it with
the premonition that it
is going to be hard
work to learn to ride,
but this does not cause
her to vince, once she
has started. Many a
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Why He Did It.
From Puck.
M ~

Old Brown bringing out the strap 'Do you
know why I'm going to whip you, my son?''
Little Johnny" Cause TIM small. II was
as big as that man next door who called you o
liar last night you wouldn't put q finger ON
me-
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shouldered clumsiness that makes her look a
guy. and she will again be what she should be on
bicycle or on her feet-a thing Of beauty and q
JOY for a longer time than II she had given in
to her fears and modesty.
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What II Being Talked About in the Busy
Metropolis.

THE PROPOSED MAMMOTH BRIDGE TO CONNECT
STATEN ISLAND WITH NEW JEEsEY-r WILL
MAKE BROOKLYN BRIDGE INsIaNIYIcANT-rHE
MONEY sTRINaENcY-LYMPH.
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WHAT THE CENSUS RETURNS SHOW AS TO DIS
TRIcT MANUFAcTUREs-THE ACTIVITY IN BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY AND WHAT IT MEANs-BUuD-
ING THE ROCK CREEK RAILROAD.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
RATCLIFFE. DARR q CO., Auctioneers.
~ Art Galleries. go Pa ave. n "


- DAnn =, = S al. Aucu ssmp
sr.,..,
quisite and superb collection Of
TURKISH. PERSIAN AND INDIAN
pras
nn
-
TEXTILES,
4.
,oo r,rcrs
NJ e"ire Soaesnon having eeen imported drect 6y
In this stock will be found the
AND hoSi VALUABLE SPECIMENS
ran Derhan, a,,hm,.,. ua p rn i enc
'">n :. - -'1 's'' ''' 'H'
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DENTISTRY,
PROFESSIONAL.

NINE RApHA.. The CELEBRATED CLAIR
vi voysut and astroloest. the seventh ia l.rn
with caui. has wonaeiul healing power Gives nsmsS
and lucky dates Don't fail 70 this lady Room l0
9I0f ST. NV. sY,lS4Jt
DROP. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABIfsHFD ONLY
4 reliable ssnqine and naturalbon Clsirvoyant,
Astroioger and Mesnum IN this city horn with and
wonderful prophetic 1ft of sight reveals every
hidden mystery; nncs lost stolen property briur1
separated together causes speedy Marriages: Give
success IN business reoves family troubles evil in-
nuences advice ON business love, anything
IN doubt OF. All business conndential Never zen
known TO fail
Hours. Gam. to $50 pm. Sundays. 2 ospm
sittinxs. Soc.
Pariors, 500 10th 81. NV plboxt.
NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
AVA s1fted English and German sstrooeer the city
Tells all events Of lite. Once hours m 90 d D. m
On sunday nom 10 = m ~ . 30 y. l5ls 18th n o.
ol:S.sinN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO.. Au.slon.-r.

WMrER b. WILLIAMS CO. Auction.rr..
FOURTEEN yhLuARdE uNINIRoyEp Build
Sion OF PLEASANT PLAINS LYING MIST
or SHERMAN AVENUE AND BEAUTlFUiLf
LOCATED.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER EIEvFNTH q,
THREE O'CLOCK p NJ. NE shall sell. IN frunf q the
respective property,
Tor = ~ BIock'll, LOTS Q AND Ia IN BLOCK
l., LOTS AND BIN BLOCK r. LOIS AND
SIN BL3ck Il LOIS nANp Il II BILOXI
lots IL AND II IN BLOCH I.
OF TODD 4 BROWNS ~ hsplSisioN OF fLEAs-
SfE PLAT At THE OFFICE OF THE Auc-
TIME OF SALE
Lots in hlocks ~, 10 and Il are included IN that
part % Pleasant Plains proposed 60 h taken In
cirClc IN extending the Strsrfs and avenue.
Terms II sale: Nne-third cash. tSlAnce In and
two yesrs from the day Of sale. with nterst the
rate OF Ter cent Ter annum, and ur,d ty deed %
trust On the property sold sltsl down each laee
OF properly when struck OF. All conveyansin Sc.,
al purchaser purchasers cost IL the purrhaS-r ~
purchasers shall fail 20 cOuyly with the sale
WITHIN ten days after the day - sale the property sold
10 him. her or them will le reSold az his their
rsk nd cost. WALTER Is. WILLIAMS 90.
d4-its Auctiuneern
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experience few who needed one more, and
one or two who required to be wheeled around
on seven different occasions before they caught
the "knack Of making the wheels 60 ahead in
straight line. The ordinary time was about
three lessons
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SENATOR HEARsr's RESIDENCE.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.

The Growing Importance Of the Manufac-
turing Interests of the City.
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LroR PROMPT ATTENTION,
Good WORK and low price< IN
Wood and slate mantels, CRATES and tiling can On
Al. ROCHE, 40 Ia. ave NV
tvwy. nafS2vS
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MEDICAL, &c.


- FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR BROTHERS, DO6 b 81
II s " appeared hefore NE and made oath that lac is
MEDICINE or no CHARGE consultation and advice Tree al
ne by ' DR. BRoTH2Rs saMuTi ns fTY to stSTs
pp9i,e IN and for the District Of Columbia tins "a LAY
oI July lsSh n25-lm-
IT HAS NEyER BEEN CONTRADiCTED THAT
Dr Bho1 HEhs is the oldest established adyertis-
INK s IsaIts phSslc,sn in the city Dr BkoTHERs.
$40 ID s,-s.M forty-hNe years experience n25-lm.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
VI or two Of Dr. BRo1HEBs invirorating cordial
WI, cure any case OF nervous debility. 800 Bssv.
pk9PEssIoNAL MASSAGE BY MRs. H. CAM
u ZION. % llth ST. n; w. regular graduate facs
the most prominent ladies' Of Washington. Min
pRoFEssIoNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
b s s Ssst OF medical reference by applying az n3
OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.
u SG pa sr 9% a. amy es,s or nerySu.
Ut; q; Theel. 5ss North Fourth St, below Green
Truth" sspislninT how . cured and exposing
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DENTISTRY.
nR. CLARA W. McNAUGHIoN. DENTIST. M
~ 18th st. NV graduate OF Michigan University.
all branches Of dentistry az reasonable prices the pes
ronase Of ladies and children especially solicited
ERER DENTAL INF1RMARY TEETH PILED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost Of material. at 1:f5 ST. W., Dental Depsrt-
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daily, except SUNDAY. Extraction nee. lnnrinary
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RATcLItFE, DARR a co. Auctioners.
PARTITION SALE OF MOST DESIRABLE UNIM-
ahohkD RIAL ESTATE Al THE NORTH
S ShHh ,, Tok S, 90 u AND TWENTY flRsr

MIST CoRNEE OF AND TWENTY flksr
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deere Of the supreme cour, Of the
District OF Columbia. pas~d dune * lseO IN the cause
OF JOhifsn vs. johnson. Equity Docket NJ Ne l.sNla
Will sell 60 the hih,i ladder ia fr,nt IL She rrrn
is,s; Al fOt oalsE IL rHE AFTERNOON or
nuntlerd II, in louas subdivision - square nuta.
berNi e. IN the city of Washington irnnting ~ feet
OF street and running hack Nita sNerAss ,iefh II
~ - ieei 10 lOtoot puolic Slley. and containing
Terms OF sale: one-tniri cash: halanr. IN two .ou.l
BILE semi annually at the J,r cent Yer nm
principal and interest surl % deed 81 tgust uls,n
sAlu feperty or All cash. ~ pufshAsers option. Con
veyancing NJ purchasers cost des-sit " 100 20 IL
made at time of sale and forfeited terlis q, sale are
not oonPlied with in nfteen days after date vi sale
BENJAMIN l.. WHEELER. l7s5Ksnw
WALLACE I. CHAPMAN. 9ll IRA y, NV
n2odSdls Trustees
CHANCERY sAI.E OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
" ON SECOND sIRlET BErMEEN AND g
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF decree psssed 10y the Supreme Court
OF the Distnt OF Columbia on the .Arh day oi No-
Neniier T. ID. lSO, IN cause No. l24ia. Equity
10, iocset ~ shall sell g pui;l. aucti,n, m trn "
DLcEMBkR, AID. lisa, Al HALF-PAsT ToI n
OtLoCh 4. NJ. the north eightesn feet SIX inche
front hy the depth OF IL twenty -elt C). sauar.
seven hundred and twenty hye Cl5l. m the city ~
WASHINGTON. IN the District OF Columbia, Improved
by a brlck dwelling house.
Terlns OF sac; onethird Of the purchase money in
cash and the Glan - IN equal insalluents and
two years with six Ter cent interest from day OF sale
until paid, 20 le ss'urss 10y deed fh. urp-
erty sold or al! casa, at the option of the purchaser
Two hundred dollars To he paid when the Property
sold AL conNeynn,ing and rsconlng NJ purs.has-r'.
cost II the terms oi sale complied with ina ten
days the trustee reserves the rst resell prop
ehasers r,s aas ,I Sors =, dss".ns nur-
DtNCANSoN BROS. Auctoneers n:si-iNds