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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.
Tariff Notes-A Confirmation Commit
tee Notes, Etc.

The ways and means committee is in receipt
OF circumstances against the proposition to
tax Mexican lead ore. A delegation Of glove
manufacturers was before the committee yes
terday in reference to the proposition of the
importers (who were also represented by their
committee) to substitute a specific duty based
upon measurement upon gloves for the COM
pound duty proposed in the tariff bill The
domestic manufacturers were represented by
Messrs. Clarke and Representative Sanford of
New York city and Northrupp & Arsinger of
Gloversville, NY. They objected to the pro-
poseG change. About twenty-five firms repre-
senting wholesale druggists and manufacturers
OF brushes have signed memorial to Congress
(Which was presented by H. B. james of New
York yesterday asking that the present duty
OF 80 per cent ad val. on imported brushes be
retained or not increased as proposed, and that
brlstles be placed on the free list
CONFIRMED.
In executive session yesterday afternoon the
Senate confirmed the nomination of John J.
Lambert, receiver Of public moneys at Pueblo,
Col.
IT DID NOT GET Two-THIRDs.
motion was made in the House yesterday
to take up the bill to increase the salary Of the
surgeon general of the Marine Hospital Service
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year, but it failed to
get the necessary two-thirds.
NO VICE ADMIRAL.
The bill to promote Rear Admiral Jouett to
the rank of vice admiral. reviving that rank
for the purpose, was reported adversely yester-
day from the Senate committee ON naval
affairs and indefinitely postponed.
FOR PURE FOOD.
Representative Boatner Ga yesterday intro
duced bill for the prevention of the adultera-
ton and misbranding of food and drugs and
for the prevention of poisonous or injurious
authorizations The bill makes unlawful the in
PRODUCTION, for purposes of sale, into one state
from another or from a foreign country OF any
article OF food aduterated and provides pen
altles for any violations of the law.
ST. PAUL's LITTLE JOKE
People from st. Paul, Mimi, who have been
around the Capitol for the last day or two have
been having lots of fun at the expe nse of their
brethren from Minneapolis. Col. Grant, who
was on Saturday nominated assistant secretary
of war, is Minneapolis dealer in real estate
and the fun-makers are insisting that business
must be dull in Minneapolis before the colonel
would let it go to take place which pays only
"a, 500 year.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR d CO.. AUcTI9NEERs.
n

PEREMPTORY SALE. UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
On FLOkIDA AVENUE BOUNDARY STREET),
BElMEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
81 kEEIS EAST, All AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TENTH
1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell at public
auction il front of the prem ses,
LOTS 80, 81 AND EAST HALF OF LOT "a IN
- SQUAkE U0S,
FRONTING 63 FEET On FLORIDA AVENUE Tor
Boundary street,, WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH
OF 80 FEET.
This property is near the Electric railroad and New
York avenue station of the Baltimore aud OHIO Depot
and is in rapidly improving section city and an
elegant opportunity for investment
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash, balance in one and
two, years with interest q per cent Ter annum,
secured by deed OF the property sold or ali
cash at the option of the purchaser deposit of 100
on each lot required at time Of sale. II terms of
sale are not complied with fifteen from the
OF sale the right reserved resell the property
the rlsk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
hve days notice Of such resale newspaper pub
lisled IN Washington, DC. AL convey anciIg record
Ing, &c, at purchasers cost
ap5-dSdS RADCLIFFE, DARR CO, Aucts
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The sixtieth annual conference of the Church
of Latter Day Saints began in Salt Lake City
Friday. Five thousand persons were in at
tendance, representing branches of the Nor
mon Church all over the country. President
Woodruff, the head of the church. said in his
opening address that the day of revelations
had ended. God had revealed enough of the
mysteries for people to see salvation, and
there was no need of looking for more divine
utterances. The statement was a bombshell
in the camp of the Mormons, who
have hitherto contended that all action OF
the church was dictated by revelations
from the prophet, which is Woodruff Other
speakers followed in the same strain and
urged strict compliance with the laws of the
church
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Mr.. CARROTS Gift to Baltimore.

from the sun
The formal offer to the city of Baltimore by
Mr.. Robert Garrett of replica of Story's
bronze statue of George Peabody, erected near
the Royal Exchange, in London, was made yes
terday in a letter from Mr.. Garrett to Mayor
Davidson and duly acknowledged by the latter
The eastern square of Mt. Vernon Place. oppo-
site the Peabody Institute, is suggested by Mr.
Garrett az the obviously proper site, and the
statue, which is Oh its way from Europe. will
probably soon be i'll place i'll the beautiful local
lty already adorned on the west by the foun-
tains presented by Mr.. Garrett and the statu-
airy by Barge. Rinehart and Dubois the gifts of
Mr.. Vim. I. Walters. The statue of Chief JUS
tice fancy, which Mr.. Walters placed in the
northern square, is an appropriate companion
to the statue of Peabody.
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Decorating jefferson Davis Grave.

Confederate Decoration day attracted thou
sands Of visitors to the New Orleans cemeteries
The Lady Confederate Monumental Associa-
ton, the confederate veterans organizations,
sons of veterans and the citizens soldiers in
uniform participated. The Grand Army of the
Republic did not take part i'll q body, no i'll
listing in that organization, but many Union
veterans participated individually and sent
offerings. Where the body of Jefferson Davis
is inferred the confederate veterans placed a
magnificent presidential chair of yellow i'm
mOrtelles inscribed ITO our chief"
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TRUSTEE GRIMKE SAYS NO.
A Vigorous Report Against Removal
of the Miner School.

TIE COLOR LINE ISvOLvED-THE REVEREND
TRUSTEES REPORT ADOPTED By THE BOARD
CHASGEs IN TEACHERsHIPs OTHER PUBLIC
SCHOOL MATTERS CONSIDERED AT THE MEETING.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPROvED
PROPERTY. SITUATE On THE SOL THEAsT
CORNER OF Is AND FOURTEENTH SHEETS
S0GIHWEsI, OPPOSITE The BUREAU OF
1870 Is STREET SOUTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
On Thu RSDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1890.
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front OF the Premises
Will sell at public auction Lot 10 and tile west 10 feet
inches OF Lot T. 2i:i fronting 81 Ieet on
u street by depth OF feet The west la Of
Lot IL is improved 10y large IhreeStory Brick Resi-
dgnce fronting about "a feeton street, being No.
1870 The entire property contains 1,:Jl square feet
which Will nrst be offered a whole, and II not thus
sold the property Will be divided into four lots of about
- feet front each, aud be then sold separately.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest, and secured BY deed trust
ON the property, or ali cash All conveyancing
cordng at cos; OF purchaser depOSit OF 800 will
he required if sold whole and 100 on each lot If
sold separately. THOMAS DOWNING.
ap0-Qts Auctfopaar
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Mesmerism by TELEGRAPH.

Sixty eminent physicians and dental surgeons
of Berlin have recently conducted some re-
markable hypnotic experiments in the case of
girl whose tonsils were removed by an abso-
lutely painless operation. During the state Of
coma the patient obeyed the slig htest sug-
gestion of the hypnotizer.
Another patient was hypnotzed by letter in
the absence of the operator, written to a sur
geon named Turner and worded thus: sc o to
sleep by order of DIR. Bramwell. Obey Mr..
Turner's commands" DIR. Bramwell also
hypnotized another patient by note sent by
the hands of his daughter, and in one case sent
by telegraph.
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trustees
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. A3-dts
ID ATcLIFFE. pARR & Co. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UyIMPRovED
PROPERTY, BEING sUBLoT No. 4i.IN SQUARE

BY virtue cf decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. passed IN Equity Cause No.
painants and sarah A Molhaupter ct a. are de-
iendants. will sell at public auction, in front Il
TENTH. 1880. at FIVE O'CLOCK IN, the fol-
lowing described real estate, being sublot as 4
sixty three t63 feet from Pierce street on west
dividing line Of said Lot and running north along the
said dividing line ftyseven $50 thence east
tysix 800 feet; thence south iftyeght C5sD feet;
thence west TO the place OF beeinnIl,g
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money in
cash, and the balance Ia two equal in
co. and twelve ID months. with interest co.
cent or all cash al the option OF the purchaser de-
posit OF 800 Will lie required At q sale and tina
trustee reserves The right resell the aud
OF the defaultng purchaser IL the OF sale
com Piled with IA ten days after sale.
SAMUEL {. MILLS Trustee,
ap3-d6ds 81. Ia ave- Nv
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EDWARD NJ GAILAUDET.3
p4-d HALBEkr r. PINE trustees
WALTER b WILLIAMS co. AuctiOnecrs.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
On q STREET BETWEEN FOURTH An
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
No. Arb
On tn CRsDAl, APRIL TENTH. AT HAIF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, shall sell IN front of tie
premises, Ihree-stOry and Basement Brick Dwelling
with back iEg, cont twelve ROOMS and bath
room. with all modern improvements Lot 20 feet
e inch by 100 feet deep 10 alley making dcslrs-
ble property. and those search uf valuable urery
should not fail TO attend the sale
Terms Of sale OneEalf cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months. Tor uOes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed of on ptuferty
sold. Al conNeyanclng. &c, At purchasers cost
500 down day % sale, and II sale arr not
complied with within 10 days day of sal. IN. rr
erty VIII be rcsOld az risk and dsfaultg ur-
chaser. WALTER b. WILLIAMS a 60.
e4-tjt Aucftan.ars
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Banker Morgan Injured at Monte Carlo.

Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan is on his way to
Europe on the steamship Teutonic to visit his
father, Mr.. Us. Morgan, the venerable London
banker. While the latter was out driving last
week at Monte Carlo the horses became
frightened by train and ran away. Mr. Nor
gan jumped from the carriage. He was found
on the road insenslble. suffering from concus-
sion of the brain. His forehead was badly cut
his lips were split, his nose severely injured
and his left wrist broken. He was taken at
once to his villa in Monte Carlo. He has re-
covered somewhat, but, as he is seventy
years of age. fears are entertained for his re-
covery.
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EINE BUILDING LOT ON TWENTY-S ECOSI
IL STREET BEIWLEN VI AND \ STREETS

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINTH,
at TIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell, in front of the
premises. part OF
LOT 5, SQUARE 20,
fronting 20 feet on Iwenty-second street near NJ
street and running back 10 }0foot alley This prop
erty Is near the Signal Office and adv aucing in
value.
Terms Onethird cash balance in and years notes
TO be gwen hearing interest at per cent payable
eln-annualy and to be secured by deed Uf trust
PREMISE, or all cash, at option Of purchaser deposit
OF 500 required at time of sale Couyeyancing. &c
at purchaser cost. Terms to be complied with Ia Ii
days otherwise right reserved to resell the and
cost OF the defaultIg purchaser after days pubic
advertisement III some newspaper published IN Wash
lngtOn, DC.
ap;;-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than two-thirds of the population of the
city in which it is printed who are able to read.
Can a.is record be matched Iy Tat Of any other
newspaper ia tie tcOrlGp
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Eva Hamiiton's Prison Life.

Speaker Heppenheimer of the New Jersey
house has appointed Messrs. Voorhees,. Marsh,
Mullen, Trier and Williams a committee to In
vestigate the alleged mismanagement at the
state prison. The committee will try and
learn whether or not Eva Hamilton has been
wined and dlned while serving her two years
In prison and if the goods manufactured there
are properly stamped
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctloneers.
h 920 Pennsylvania ave. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN ALLEY BETWEEN q AND SIXTH

| SALE OF
LOTS IN ALLEY BETWEEN q AND / SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
1873 folio 42l ct Of the land records for the
District of Columbia, viii sell at public auction, IN
front of the premises, MONDAY, THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1890. AT FIVE
Parts of original Lots numbered forty-one aid and
forty 1.-TWO t42 in square numbered eight hundred and
seyenty-eght (S7SD, beginning Tor the same at the
southwestern corner of said OF numered forty one
t4 thence running north along the line OF the pub
lie alley forty 40 feet and three 90 inches thence
east one hundred and thirty-two l32D feet and
four and one-half 40 inches; thence south
(46) feet and three 90 inches thence west one
hundred and thirty q 30 :eet and four and one
half "A 10 inches to the place Of beginning. together
with all and singular the improvements rights, &c. to
the same belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash. balance six snd twelve
months; q per cent: secured by deed of trust on
property sold all cash. at option of purchaser II
terms of sale not with IN nftee days the
trustees the right to resell the property
the risk and the deaulting purchaser ye
days advertisement IN some newspaper published in
Washington, DC. deposit of elo0 upon acceptance
Of bid AL conveyancing &C. st set Of purchaser
spl-dkds GEORGE r. REPETTI.i A'us'esA
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His ROdy Found I'm n ReServOir

The body of Joseph II. Jacobs, jr., son of a
wealthy Hamilton, Ohio, citizen, was found
Sunday morning in the hydraulic reservoir
He had been missing since March IS. His skull
was crushed in and his face was disfigured
Every evidence exists of foul play There is
much excitement Oh account of the prominence
of his family. This is the third case of the
kind in Hamilton within the last month
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u ATCLiFFE, DARR 4 co, Auctioneers.
h gro Pennsy wanna ave. n "
TRUSTEES SAIL. OF TWo.sroEY BRICK norsE

NO. 3l3 sTrEET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded Liber
l-oS iolo 3lS, one OF the land records the DIS
trlct OF Columbia, viii sell pablo auction in
DAY OF APRIL A d. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK. part
OF ORIGINAL lot ). IN square fronting 20 feet by
depth OF l2O feet together with the improvements
&c, consisting ot two-stOry brick house No 81 s II
street northeast.
Terms; One-half cash, balance in and two
years at Ter cent secured by deed q trust prop
erty sold, or all cash. At option Of purchaser
OF sale are not complied with in niteen days the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the property the
risk and cost OF the detHultng purchaser i've
days advertisement of such resale some news
paper published IN Washington, DC. deposlt Of
500 upon acceptance Uf bid. All convey apcils Sc.,
at the cost Of purchaser
J. r. RYON, -
BURK r. TRAcYS Trustees.
RATC11EFE, DARR g. CO.. Aucts- ap3-dNds
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Empty is the Safe, Darling's Gone.

lettering to the disappearance of W. s. Oar
ling, partner in the dry goods firm of John F.
RUNNER OF New York, which recently made
an assignment, the Sun this morning says that
Mr.. Darling had absolute and sole charge of
the finances OF the firm, and that it will be diff
cult to account for the 81 200, 900 of the firms
funds which Is missing without Mr.. Darling a
presence. There are ugly rumors Concerning
Mr.. Darling's speculation on Wall street and in
real estate. 1t is thought by some that he has
gone to Canada
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EHENING.
CATALOGUE SALE

THoMAs DOWNING AuenOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising some valuable
CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER
AMERICANA,
And also the
LAW LIBRARY
un excellent condition)
OF THE LATE JUDGE CUPPEY,
and portion Of the Library of the late
FATHER McNALLY.
To take place my
AUCTION ROOMS ELEVENTH STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, DC.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. APRIL
EIGHTH. NINTH AND TENTH. 1890.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
THOMAS DOWNING,
ap2-6t Auctioneer
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VE,HoMAs BOWLING, Anctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR BELTSvILLE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD. CONTAIN

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR BELTsvILIE
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Nd CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 345 ACRES WITH LARGE
DOUBLE DWELLING AND OTHER NECES.
sARY OUTBUILDINGS. AT AUCTION
will SELL by order of the at Bctsville Sta.
ton, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, on WEDNES
DAY, APRIL SIXTEENTH. 1890, at ONE O'CLOCK
PM. the following property, formerly owned by Ran
dolph Mason and afterwards by Matthias L. Forbes,
and lying about two miles northwest from Beltsve
Station, the county road Marlboro and adjoin-
ing the lands of William Shea, the Patterson estate
Halls and Collins. and consisting of three parcels of
land, containing about }45 acres improved by a sub
stantialy built Double Dwelling in perfect condition
and Their necessary outbuildnSs. The property con
tains arabic. wood and mineral land.
Terms One-half cash and the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with bear
ing interest and secured by deed trust all cash
at option Of purchaser Conveyancng at purchasers
cost. $500 deposit required at the time OF sale.
Plats OF the property can be seen at my office.
s7-dts THOMAS DO WILING, Auctioneer
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sp5-d&ds
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF AND
MAIER PRIVILEGE, STREET, CORNER
EOlRlH STREET

ShI1E
WATER PRIVILEGE, y STREET, CORNER
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST
by virtue of deed Of trust dated the eth of March,
1879 and recorded IN Llber 81 folio - OF the land
records OF this District and by direction the party
secured thereby, the undersigned Will offer public
sale on the premises, on TIL RSDAl. the SEVEN
IEENIH OF APRIL. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the wharf ard water privilege of lots numbered three
t3l and four Cd, IN square numbered eight hundred
ana twenty SIX tS), the same are designated and
descTlbe on the psts and plan of said city having
width OF lO1 feet inch the frontage of said lots and
extending with that width TO the channel Of the East
ern Branch of the Potomac River.
Terms q sale: OLetLrd in cash and the remainder
IN equal lnstallments at aud TAO years with
est from the day OF sale and secured by deed
OF the property sold deposit Of $50 viii be re
CURED at the time OF sale. II terms
of sale are not complied with in 10 days alter
the sale, tn Trustee reserves tine right resell
the property at the risk and OF the defaultng pur-
chaser upon i've days advertisement such resale
Conyeyanclns AT the cost of the purchaser. Taxes
viii be Paid to December 81. 1883
sp5-d&ds JAMES a. PAYNE Trustee
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fNRUsTEES' SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF
l. DWELLING HOUSE NO. 225 EAST CAPITOL

BY virtue Of that certain deed OF trust 20 ls re-
corded IN llber No 6G2. folio l61 seq the land
records Of the District of columbia, will sell q
public auction M front OF the premises MEDNEs-
DAl Tie SlAGEENIH DAY DF ArkII. A H. lS.lO,
at HALF-PASG FOUR OCLOCk p NJ, lot numbered
thirteen l Of Grant srecordeG subdivision Of square
numbered seven hundred and SIXTY C6Ol IN the city
OF Washington. Dc. This lot Is IMPROVED With a
large aud desirable Brick House.
Terms OF sale One-thlrd cash. and the balance AZ
lime and eighteen months for which the the
purchaser, bearing interest from day sale ana
secured on the property sold will be taken all cast
at the option OF the purchaser. 4 DEPOSIT 600
VIII be required of the purchaser the time sale
EDWARD NJ. OALLAUDEI,. 1,-...
ap4-d EAIBERT r. PAINE AEhstees.
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1NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioncer

TATE IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON.
The undersigned executors Of the last Will and tes-
lament Of Levin NJ. Powell deceased Will sill AZ pub
nc auction upon the premises on THURSDAY HE
TENTH OF APRIL "A HALF PAST THREE I. NJ.
that parcel of real estate known Lot Numbered
y-one t41) IN subdivision OF reserN stion numbered
ten (lUD IN the city OF Washington, having front on
the west side o. Sd street between ave
nue. ana street of twenty-five f2ol feet and running
back with that width alley twelve q - feet N1de
This property is improved by n three story BRICK
dwelling house. and in every way very desirable.
Terms OF sale caxh. CHAkLLs y. pkAkE
/ WILLIAM Il WEkh
m27-du Executors OF Levin NJ Powell, decesssk
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Joseph Meeks, the lawyer who was convicted
OF conspiracy in connection with the Flack
divorce case, surrendered himself to serve out
his months imprisonment yesterday.
The freight committee of the Transconti-
mental Association in session last week in San
Francisco. has completed its labors. The
changes will go into effect about July /.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. AuctiOneers.

SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOT WITH FRAME
DWELLING. No. 1903 EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY, April. FOURTEENTH, 1890 At
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front OF the
premises we Will offer for sale at public all
original lot H. square los, fronting 03 ON 18Th
street with depth of l40 feet.
Terms: $4,000 cash; balance in one and two years
with interest. WALTER B WILLIAMS A CO
aO-dNds Aurfiopasrs
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apI-dkds
V'RUsIEEs' SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION oF
l. DWELLING HOUSE No. FOB FAST CAPITOI.

By virtue Of that certain deed 81 trust 90 us recorded
IN lIlSr No S5u folio No a. - sec 81 the land r.
cords OF the District 81 Columbia viii sell az pub
nc suction IA mont OF the PREMISES ON MEnNISnAN
lHk SlAltENlH DAY OF APRIL. AID lN.u. AT
HALI-PASl rot X % CLOCK y. VI lot numbered two
90 OF Grants recorded suo vision q, squar, nurilsr
seven hundred aud sixty ts6Ol. the CITY II Nash
incton, DC. Tins lot Is iuI ruv ed with Larry, ana ,
slrable brick dwelling house
Terms OF sale Oue-ihird cash and the balance AZ
nine and eighteen months FOR which the notes OF lie
purchaser. barring interest the day Il sale aud
secured on the property sold will b. taken or al ash
AZ the option OF the purchaser. deposit 500 val
De required OF the purchaser al the tame II sale.
EDWARD VI. GAIlAUDET,3
ap4-d HALBElKT 4 PAINE trustees.
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\VALTER B. WILLIAMS CO, Auctioneers

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 1916
fifth STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL NINTH, 1890 AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOC PM, i'll front of the premises,
will sell at public auction Lot 20 and part of u in
square no. 34xSt.6, improved by Three-s story and
Cellar Pressed Brick. No 1871 9th street northwest
u rooms. Many handsome hCIses now building in
this section. Terms easy and made known day Of
sale. WALTER r.. WILLIAMS A
ap3-GSdS AuctIOneers,