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SHOT HIS MOTHERS LAWYER.
A Prominent New York Man shot by q
Revengeful Heir.

A tragedy occurred on Wall street We sterday,
when vindictive young man, Alphonse J. Ste
phanle, shot and MORALLY wounded Lawyer c. G..
Reynolds. The murderer was but few hours in
the city, having only arrived on the White Star
steamer Majestic from Liverpool. Up to two
years ago Stephanie's father was engage in
the fruit importing business in New York. He
died, leaving his wife, Alphonse's mother sole
executrix. Alphonse carried on the business
but was turning it INTO cash, and 1T appears that
he realized about $50. 900 and placed it with a
Broadway safe deposit company. His mother
and brother objected. About two months ago
he quarreled with her, told her that he would
have the money some time, anyhow. and wound
up by assaulting her. About month ago he
sailed for Europe and from the hotel bills
found on him seems to have been at Frank fort
e-Main and in London. During his alb
sence his mother consulted Lawyer Reynolds,
who advised her to issue attachments against
him and the safe deposit company to prevent
his using the money.
He probably heard OF this after his arriv al
yesterday morning, as he at once went to the
lawyers Office and entered the inner room In
the outer Office were Managing Clerk Jno. L. But
terle and client, John +. COwan OF Newark,
Nj. After an interval of ten minutes a shot
was heard, and Mr.. Butterle burst in the door
and saw Stephanie with the smoking revolver
III MS mana. lie AT once Knocked Stephanle
down, and. with the aid of Mr.. Cowan. held
him on the floor until Policeman Edwards of
the Old Slip Station arrested him. Mr.. Roy
nolds was found to be shot and MORALLY
wounded in the left side below the heart He
was at once removed i'll an ambulance to the
Chambers Street Hospital. At the station
house, when searched, there was found on Ste
phanie about 81 900 in cash, ali of which, with
the exception of about S25, was in German and
English money.
There seems to be no doubt that the shoot
ing was the outcome of Stephanie's rage at
finding that Lawyer Reynolds advice had
foiied his plan to obtain the money he had on
deposit This spirit OF revenge seems the
more probable from the fact that Stephanie's
father was an Italian and Is said to have left a
fortune of Sl00,O 900 to his wife and two boys
Mr.. Reynolds made this statement to Coro-
ner Levy In Chambers Street Hospital
The shooting took place in my office. l was
pleading with him to be reconciled to his
mother and to be kind and devoted to her. |
then told him that L had advised her to seek
the assistance and protection of the courts.
had commenced an action against him and the
safe deposit company. He rose, drew a pistol
from his pocket and shot me. He said nothing.
There was nobody else present in my office at
the time of the shooting. There were clerks
i'll the outer office. He shot me once in the
left side"
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Senator stanford,s Brother Dead

Senator Stanford received telegram yester-
lay announcing the death OF his brother.
Josiah Stanford OF Oakland, Cal The Senator
lad invitations out for dinner to be given
last night to members Of the cabinet and
Senate and for dinner to be given next Thurs
day night TO the President. All Of these were
recalled The dinner of next week was to have
been one Of the magnificent features OF the
Washington social season. The Senator'S
agents had been telegraphing to all parts of
tie United States for more than q week order
Ing dalntles for the feast.
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MRS. LIPPINCOTT INDICTED.
Ten True Bills for Forgery Found
Against Her.

The Camden NJ, grand jury yesterday took
up the charges against Mrs. Julia C. Lippincott,
the eI-Atlantic City hotel keeper, and returned
ten true bills against her for forgery. The
notes which Mrs. Lippincott is charged with
having forged ranged from Sl25 to 500. The
complaints were made by the First National
Bank and several individuals. Other banks
here are said to hold forged papers negotiated
by Mrs. Lippincott, but none of them have
made any move in the matter as yet. Mrs.
Lippincott disappeared soon after the publica-
ton of her peculiar financial operations several
months ago and has not been heard from since.
though she is believed to be hiding here. The
extent of the forgeries is not known but she is
said to have gotten away with over 100000
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- ATCLIFFE. DARR.S co, Auctioneers,
III go Pennsylvania ave. n ",

10000 FEET OF GROUND ON YALE STREET,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEAR THE RESI-
DENCES OF MRS. GENERAL LOGAN, DIR.
hammond, A. L. BARBER AND 9th Frs, TO
CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF A SYNDICATE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer Tor sale front OF the
premises,
LOTS II, lS. 10. 20 AND 21, IN BLOCK 26
OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
each lot fronting 80 feet by depth of $50 On feet
These lots the desirable Ia this section and
should command the attention OF parties in search Of
valuable building sites.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years interest per cent annu, secured by deed
OF trust on the property Sold all cash option of
purchaser deposit of 800 upon each lot at time
OF sale If terms OF sale not complied with in if-
teen days from day of SALE ght reserved to resell the
property at the risk and of the defautlng pur-
chaser after five days advertls ement in some
paper published IN Washington. DC All conveyance
ing. &c, at the cost of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
myS-dGds AuctiOneers.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMpRovED PROPERTY IN THE

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN THE
No9RIHIEt -A AT PUBLIC AUCTION BEING
The WHOLE OF SQUARE o37, THE FIRST UN-
IMPROykD SQUARE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
AST OF The CAPITOL. CONTAINING a, 615
SQUARE FEET. THIS PROPERTY is SUSCEP-
TlBLE OF BEING SUBDIVIDED TO GREAT
ADVANTAGE.
On FRIDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH, 1890. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, m front Of the
9th and 10th and Maryland avenue and d streets
northeast; The property will be FIRST offered a
whole and If not thus sold will be Immediately sold
lots as plat, which be obtained office Of
auctoneer. Streets graded, parked, with gas, water
sewerage and all ready for building.
Terms very liberal and made known at time of sale
deposit OF $500 will be required if sold WHOLE
and If not 90 on each lot. Recording and convey
aEclng at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with i'll ten days otherwise the property will be resold
nj rlsk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
mI-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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Southern Presbyterians.

At Asheville. N. c., the general southern
assembly Of the Presbyterian Church opened
yesterday with 100 commissioners present. DR..
ID. q. Hill Of Fayetteville, the retiring modera-
tor, preached the opening sermon. Rev. James
Park of the Nashville synod was elected mod
orator by vote Of IS to Sc for Rev. G. r,
Hemphill OF the synod Of Kentucky. The
commissioner were rendered reception last
night. when Gov. Fowle delivered an address
of welcome
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ SITUATED AT The CORNER OF TWENTY
SECOND AND D STREETS NoRTHWEsT,

WhohINuION' Dc.
By virtue of Q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 18th day OF Apr
lSS9,in Equity cause number 1864, the under
signed Trustee will offer for sale public auction In
front OF the premises ON FRIDAY. THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lots
ing. trustee. subdivision of lots 8, 10 and II, in
corner Of 22d and streets northwest.
Terms of sale: one third Of the purchase money in
cash. TO be paid within six days from day sale of
which 100 Is TO be paid deposit each lot at
time ~ sale. balance of purchase money in equal
in one and two for which
Is TO give his note dated day of sale and bear
at six per centum annum all cash at option of
purchaser. FRANK r. BROWNING. Trustee,
,,,o -, ...x.. 4l0 9th 81. NV.
rnt-
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SHOT A UNITED STATES MARSHAL
Fatal Frenzy Of a Young Virginian ON
Spree.

Jos. Staples, young man living at Stuart, Pat
rick county, Va, got on spree Wednesday and
defed arrest. The mayor summoned posse
Of men to arrest him and started to Staples
house. He saw the officers coming and went
out to meet them armed with double-barreled
gun. His mother followed him screaming at
the top of her voice and trying to get the gun
from her son. When within thirty yards he
opened fire on Hamilton Woolwine, a United
States marshal. He then tried to shoot Mayor
Martin, but his mother, who was with him,
Knocked the gun down. Staples was then
arrested and lodged in Jail. Much excitement
prevails at Stuart. Staples is the son OF Col.
A6ram Staples, the superintendent OF public
schools OF Patrick county. Woolwine was
found to have been very seriously if not fatally
shot, nine No. shot having taken effect in the
abdomen, several In tho breast and one in the
lace. The physicians at once pronounced the
wounds very dangerous, and there is but little
nope OF his recovery. Woolwine is a deputy
United States marshal, is a good man and has
an extensive family connection.
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Sixteen Deserters From the Ra,t,moro

The cruiser Baltimore ran down to Sharp's
Island Wednesday evening and dropped anchor
until yesterday morning owing to thick
weather. She then resumed her voyage. The
police have not yet arrested any of the crew Of
the baltimore who failed to join her, as Or
dered: There we're sixteen men who did not
report and they still have their liberty. No
arrests will be made until the men have been
adjudged deserters according to the law of the
navy. should they then be caught it will 20
hard with them,
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BROS. Auctioneers.

SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF STONE YARD CORNER OF SEVENTH
STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
HORSES, CARRIAGE. STONE WAGON, &C.
BY virtue of order issued by the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia holding special for
PROBATE will sell on the premises, Rhode Island
nue. and seventh street. WEDNESDAY THE
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY. AID. 1880, COM
mencins ut ZEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the entire contents
OF the stone yard, com rising in part
Stone Wagon, Trucks, Derricks,
Ropes, Blocks, Stone Cutters Tools,
Driving Horse. Dayton Wagon,
Draught Horse Harness, Blankets, &c
Large quantity of Stone, comprising Blue, Ohio
and Other Stone, &c, &c.
ALLEN h WALTON,
m BID Administrator al st O p,fa dar11
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Wizards PolygIot Autobiography.

Mr.. Henry Willard, the eminent hnancier, is
writing his autobiography for the use Of his
children alone. He was born in Germany, and
the story Of his early years is written in Ger
man, while, having been educated in France,
his school days are described in French, and his
business and social life in America will be re-
corded IN English As his children speak
French, German and English with equal ele-
sanee and fuency, this polyglot method Of book
making will doubtless commend itself to them
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nUNCANs0N BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRovFp
PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET NORI INVEST,
JUST NORTH OF STREET.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust, dated May %
1883, aud recorded in Lib.r 1896, folio l2l seq
OF the land records for the District of columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby Will
pkY The fh u lTTt 81 ts , is hS
at Five O'CLOCK PM, the following described
property in the city Of Washington. District Column
recorded subdivision Of square four hundred aud for
ty five (445L
Terms of sale: one-third cash. and the balance in
SIX twelve and eighteen months after sale, with in
terest at the rate of six 90 per per annum
all cash. a. the option Of the purchaser 800 at the
time OF sale. All conveyaucns at purchasers cost
10 oe resold at the rlsS and cost Of defaulng ur-
chaser alter live days advertisement
JOSEPH X. EPSON, r.
mS.l3,l6.2l CHARLES Is. BAILEY,S Afus'ees'
DEREMPTOEY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIN.
l. PROVED PROPERTY TO SETTLE AN ES-
TATE, FRONTING % FEET 40 INCHES ON
STREET BEIMEEN TMENTl-F ihST AND
TMENTl-SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST
On MONDAY Al TERNOUN. MAY NINETEENTH
fFINE O'CLOCK, Will sell ~ front Of the premises,
IoT 3 AND EAST HALF OF LOT 4. SQUARE so,
fronting % feet y inches more or less on north side
OF street. between Iwenty-hrst and Twenty SECOND
inches.
THIS property is admirably situated for a subdi-
vision and worthy the attention OF those desiring
vest.
Lots will be sold separately.
Terms: ODe-thlrd cash. balance in one and two
years. notes 10 bear cent interest," semi
cash. at option of purchaser. DEPOSIT OF $50 re-
CURED at time Of sale. ConveyanclEg, &C at pur-
otherwise right reserved resell at risk aud cost II
def ulting purchases after five days advertsens nj 4
slch resale III some NEWSPAPER published IN Washing
Inyl2-dSds Attorney Tor the heirs
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Want the Otbar naIr Cant

"Wednesday the Westerly granite employers
met the union committee, at which time they
informed the cutters that they were willing to
pay 2s1S cents per hour for nine hours work.
At = meeting Of the union this proposition was
voted down unanimously, the men holding
nrmIy to their demand for 80 cents per hour
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rVHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
n IHE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF deed Of trust. duly recorded among
the land records of said District in Liber 1895, folio
20 ct sea- and at the written request Of the holder of
the notes secured thereby Will sell public
hon, N front Of the premises, SATURDAY, THE
SEEENIEENlH DAY OF MAY. 1890, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all those certain parcels
of ground lying and being in said city of Washington
and distinguished as Lots 81 TO 81 both inclusive in
John Chesters recorded subdvsiop part OF square
$50. together with the improv ements &c, consisting
OF eleven two-story bricA houses.
Terms of sale Onethird cash, residue in two equal
payments. at one and two years respectively, per
cent interest," payable half yearly secured by deeds OF
trust the property Sold all cash. option of
chaser. $40 deposit each lot at time of sale; all
conveyanClng, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms be
compiled with in ten days trustees reserve the
right to advertise and sell at defaultng purchasers
cost and risk.
ue.,.,. % y0HN TE : s,woMkSMsTEDT.} Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS. AueuOneer.

nCNCANsON BROS, AuctloneerS
fRUsTEEs cqNTINrAIIoS SALE OF yALu.
NhsHIsSfSS, IS TmIsrss a eIf ~ BE BfIS g
sMIIH ANP EIHfPTss oK IqEpsrEEs STB
ksfkG 81 GS NE 81 LIE E i2ln p HkS
FfNNSS9tTTkNA AR h1E2TR BRp She nom
By virtue Q, decree of III. Supreme Court Q, the
Nayior ct al. No eS27 IN equity. Ne will offer At
Rq hE e 81 Day OF MY al
HALFPAsT foTk 0,SLoSK RM;, y.Iioas lots in
trustees, and recorded book No 8 county. pase
No, l3l, IN the surveyors office OF the District 81
Terms Of sale one-third cash the balance in equsl
per cent interest from day Of sale payab.e sent
annually and be secured By deed Of Trust the
dspSs g fs on t each iGt sold vii lie he N
CURED NJ the time Of sale. Conveysncins sc at pur
chaser's cost If the terms Of sale not complied
with within ten days Of day Of sale, the trustees ~
risk and of defaultnE purchaser after tve days
opiie noloe OF such resale IN some newspaper pub
NB;-Pats showing the subdivision can be OBJ
tned on Of the trustees OF the aucuOneers
cE,SS SP;.e. TsT Bqilains. Trustees.
sp23-dSds Kendall Building,
1.-THE ABovE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
SMEDNEsDAY. MAY IwENTY-tIRsr, 1890 same
hour and place. on s,connt Of weather.
my15 CHAs A ELLIOTT. Trustees
DEREMPToRY SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
qi2 MY ff44FFhT
ASK O'CLOCK we will sell in front OF the misses,
Lot 40, Square S67,
fronting IL feet inches street with a depth Of
40 feet to an alley, inn TO, ed by a well-hut Two
story Brick Dwelling No. o4s street northeast with
modern conyeulences.
This property is desirably located or Capitol Hill
being near and facing Massachusetts avenue
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years notes 70 bear six payAbr semi
annually aud TO be secured by deed Of trust all 81
AT option of purchaser deposit Of 5000 required Al
IONNPNanCrnV. Nc urrha - -
Terms to be complied with in 10 days Otherwise re-
sale al risk and cost OF deautng purchaser after
days advertising OF such-resale in
published in Washington, DC.
DUNCANSoN BROS,
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6 So0 9 "A TIT A ERR ERE ERE HH
SooS ~ 4 k - ( EEk 4 u.
NATURE AND CURE
BY
A p. LIGHTHILL. MD.
lol7 18TH ST. NORTHWEST.

Catarrh manifes,s itself by discharge from
the head. Sometimes Of = coloriess slairy fluid.
but oftener OF q purulent, Rreenish-y elbow mst-
Ter which IN many instances IL ~ copious that
Patients feel Es though their whole head 10 in
state Of corruption. The discharge often lodges
behind and above the soft palate. requiring al.
most constant hawking for its removal Often
Scales or incrustatiOns are blown from the nos
trlls, either solid OF Of q tubular form The
breath is offensive, and sometimes revoltinsly
fetid Smell. and occasionally the taste, is i'm
paired or destroyed. the hearing becomes az
iected- noises IN the head make their appear
snce, and the eyes are apt 10 become irritsted
and watery. The head feels full. heavy. and
compressed, especially shove and between the
eyes, and severe ueurAlgic pain is often ex-
perienced about the face aud head. The patient
coughs more or less. has . cspricious appetite.
loses flesh and strength. is depressed In spirits
and inclined TO drOwsiness The memory 10
weakened and often seriously impaired. Cold
Is taken from the least exposure. aud step By
step the Inflammation spreads until IL reaches
the lungs aud {, terminates in Consumption. So
frequently has this fatal course been noticed
that Catarrh Is now looked upon - one of tbs
earliest IA. manifestations Of this dread disease.
BY the system Of treatment winch we have
originated and since carried TO scientific PER
Section, complete and radical cure Of Cstsrrh
can b. effected. This We have demonstrated In
thousands Of cases, representing the disease In
every form aud IL all its various stages Of de-
yelOIment. our treatment reaches the dis
eased PARTS in the most direct and positive
manner. lnstantaueOusly penetrating every
cell aud cavity Of the head with the most bene-
fclal results. SO effective Is this plan Of medi-
cation that even a single application is pro-
ductlve Of immediate aud decided relief, and BY
continuing thIs Treatment the discharge
diminishes. irritation j. allayod. the infamms-
ton SUBSIDIES, alterations ARE made 10 heal
until finally a radical and ornament cure 10
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-16

NEW ROUTE TO CLEVELAND. Pullman Sleep
ing cars are now running through from Balti-
ulore and Washington to Cleveland via Canton
and Akron on Baltimore and Ohio railroad ay-
press train leaving Baltimore daily at $50 D. m.
Washington $50 pm, arriving Canton next
afternoon at 1928, Akron at ia and Cleye-
land 2.3O-Adrf
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The Presbyterian General AsscmbIv

The business session of the Presbyterian
General Assembly at Saratoga convened at D. M.
yesterday, and was opened with prayer by DR..
McClelland of Austin. Tex. DR.. Herrick johnson
OF Chicago nominated DR.. VIM. L. Moore of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, permanent clerk of the assem-
bly,, for the office of moderator. DIR. Benz l..
Agnew Of Philadelphia seconded the nominal
ton There were no other nominate ons and
DIR. Moore was elected by reclamation. He as
sumed the chair and made brief address,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
b WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneer.
ExEcgTIRIx SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rrRNITURE

E4ECUTR1X SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&C., AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, holding special term for Orphans Court
business, will sell at public auction for cash. on
MONDAY. MAY NINETEENTH, A. 800, com
mencing st TEN O'CLOCK M, at No. 1929 L
street northwest general assortment OF household
effects partially enumerated:
EBoNIZED FRAME PARLoR SUITE UPHoL-
sIE Ell N RAW SILK, 1--WE WALNUT
MARBLETOP CHAMBER SUITS, SEVERAL
PIECES OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE, MARBLE-
IT39Pp pCESTER IABLESs MIRRORS EASY
n LEATHER, BED LOUNGES. CoUCHES,
BBRRBIG-A-BkAG TABLES, ENGRAVINGS. WARD
DINING ROOM CHAIRS LACE. CURTAINS.
POhIIERES, WINDOW HANGINGS. WALNUT
HALL RACK, BIDDING, SPRINGS, HAIR AND
HSSSh MAnTRkSsES BkUSS ELS; INGRAM
AND STAIR CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS
BESSIE NJ LINDEN,
ml5-3t Enecutrin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-16

FREE TOM OF EuRoPE!-Nothing like IL
ever heard of before in Washington Journal
ism Get the Washington Sunday Herald and
learn particulars.-Aaua
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The Bell Telephone Suit POSTPONED.

In the United States circuit court at Boston
yesterday motion was made by the govern
ment counsel in the Bell telephone case that
the time OF the taking Of testimony be extended
three months. The motion was opposed by
counsel for the Bell Telephone Company and
the matter was taken under Amusement by
Judge Colt. 1t was stated by Chauncev smith
for the Bell Telephone Company, that if the
governments time was extended and the evil
dence that the government proposed gone into.
1t would take more than three months, as the
taxing OF the same evidence in the old case
took three-and-a-half years
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DuBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
l. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, FLORIDA AVENUE,
EIGHTEENTH STREET. NINETEENTH

EIGHTEENTH STREET., NINETEENTH
STREET, 80.
We Will offer for sale, on the premises TUESDAY,
THE TWEEN rIkTH DAY OF MAY, $780, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, number of the most desirable Lots
in the subdivision of Washington Heights recorded in
the surveyors Office, in County Book, No. g. p lis,
beng Lots l. II aud j. in block = Lots 10 and IA,
In block 81 Lots aud 8, in block 4; Lots III and H.
IN block D. and others. These Lots well located on
high ground, streets aud avenue paved and severed.
and many Of them capable OF subdivision, espec
tally those fronting on Florida avenue boundary
street, Plats OF the property be 1T office
and any further Information given. Sale positive.
Terms; One-third in cash balance in one and two
bic emi-snnusy and to be secured BY deed Of trust
purchasers Terms to be complied with in ten days
from day of sale otherwise right reserved to resell at
advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
hshed in Washington, DC deposit of $3.50 required
chasers cost.
Title good or no sale.
myI3-dxds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera