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A sOMNAMBULIsT's DISCOVERY.
He Locates Treasure Hidden at the
Outbreak of the Late War.

remarkable somnambulistic feat was per-
formed Il few nights ago by Christopher Med
way of Cave City, Ky. Mr.. Midway is prom
inent lawyer and scion of one OF Kentucky's
Oldest families. In 1861. at the breaking out
OF the war, his father packed up his silver
plate, which was very valuable, and hid it in
the Mammoth Cave. This was done in the
midst of great hurry and confusion, and owing
to some oversight the place was left unmarked,
and when, in 1865 the Medways wished to dig
the silver up no one could recoliect with any
certainty the spot and though it was sought
for, on and on, for years it was never located,
and, the numerous excavations resulting in no
discovery. 1T was finally believe that some one
had stolen the box and retiiicd the hole
MIR. Medway's father died convinced that il
was 80. anu Tor more than ten years no one
gave further thought to the matter. But re-
Gently Mrs. Midway revived the Subject by re-
latlng the story 20 some friends in her hus-
bands hearing, and that gentleman saws he
went to bed wondering If his fathers belief in
the theft of the box was correct, and that on
falling asleep he re- enacted the scene of the
removal and burial of the silver at which he
was present, though only q boy of H.
When he awoke he found himself living on
the ground close TO large rock and in black
darkness. except for q faint CLEAN Of light in
the far distance. At first he experienced some
difficulty in realizing where he was. but when
he did, concluded on remembering lis dream
that he had managed 10 slip by the night
Waterman into the cave, and his memory sim
gularly aroused in his slumbers had found his
way TO the spot where he had seen the silver
buried twenty-nine years before.
After marking the rock he made his wav to
the gate, through which he saw the morning
light stealing, and as he was in his night
dress. called to the Waterman and dispatch he'd
him after his clothes He then hired workmen
to dig il the spot where he had found himself
on awaking. and soon had the satisfaction o,
seeing them lift out tho case OF silver which be-
ing opened. was found intact
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 The EVENING SrAR's subscription list
the books Of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection of any person having a color
able interest in the correctness of its claims as
to circulation. This is a guarantee to advor
tisers that is given By few papers in the world,
and By none Other IN washington!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
A RIOT IN CHURCH.
Conviction Of Preacher for Using In.
sultinG Language in His Pulpit

In the circuit court at Vernon. ala., satur-
day Rev. Thomas Owen, Primitive Baptist
preacher, was convicted of disturbing public
worship aud using obscene language in the
presence OF ladies' Owen, while conducting a
revival meeting, recently denounced from the
pulpit tho women present who refused to ioin
his church, applying to them tho West of
epithets. This brought on riot in the church.
The men relations and friends of the insnitcd
women tried to mob the preacher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
Avee.22,I2s 23.6s2 25.aS4 2,,Osa 10000
Increase l,5j9 I,s03 I.5gS 3.Oes

ANeo'<~si~S SosoSS xS.3S1 s5.OS3 10000
Increase 1900. I,s5s I,s03 I,5ss 3,oes
OF this remarkable average aggregate OF
3o,o9O copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lo2 copies are sent out of the city by mail,
and l,lO6 go to suburban places, by express
railway trains, etc, leaving al a net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO
PORTION of 92sS PER CENT. or AN AGGRE-
GATE Of % ,SS2 copies! OF this number,
II, AZ were delivered daily by regular
Carriers ut the homes of permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining G, $40 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, End
by newsboys. But of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per.
manent residents OF TIE city living in lodgings,
DC. mot householders). so that its whole circula
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
fore gives The STAR a dis,,hctrD aud oariabs
position IN modern journalism the fuiincss Of
its home circulation, the extent to which
1t is relied upon by members Of the
household, and particularly by the pur-
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics of the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
1t is q we'll established fact, demonstrated 70
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men OF Washington, who seek
and know where 10 find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID oUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of The STARs advertising patronage
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which any article is beid by the
public than constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day, week by week, month by
month, and year BIZ year,-in the face of adj
verse claims and pre;entious competition The
figures following tell the story on this point:
NUMBER OF NEW ApvERrsEN.Ers PRINTED L
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lSS5-S6- s. -SS-S1
Tor.. q. 4ss 4s.sIo s4,oss sa.sol es,sas

TorAs 81, 4s9 45,sI0 54,03S 5i.Sol s5,523
But il is not alone in numbers tina. the great
increase of advertising is shown Tho larger
space required for advertisements during ths
year 1889 as compared with that occupied in
1855 is even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advertise
ments in 1855 vas rs, 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year: whereas for the year 1899 the daily
average was 2975 columns, or 9223 columns in
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year of 1444 columnsl And this, IL muss
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising. nothing
in the way oftax sales, poll lists election returnA
ETC., such as occasionally swell the business of
political organs, being included in its patron
age.
In conclusion, Il IL only necessary 10 say THAI
in proportion to the extent and high charactea
OF its circulation, TEE sTAn's advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest i'm the country.
and 10 add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be abundantly verified THE CIE
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER is SWORN To-
ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARR
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
sl3iSds
1lAICLIEFE, DAl;R Il CO. AucI,oneers.
FINE BUILDING LOT On FIFTH STREET BE-
TWEEN LAND ii STREETS NORTHEAST, AT

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
ElGHl EENIh, AT HALF-fhSt FIVE O'CLOCK,
We Will offer Ior s-ie III front OF the Premises,
LOT Ii,
SQCARE $40.
frcnt 20 feet DIN street northeast by depth of
i0o ieet alley. making verJ desirable buiillng
site.
Terms: one.third cash. aance in one and two years.
Der secured by Iced VI uust properly soIu
or all .ast ~ option Of the purchaser II the terms
" sale are hot complied With Ia hfeeH days from day
OF sale right reserved resell the property risk
and cost of the deIauitng purchaser after days
lished III Washington, ID. Z. All conveyancilg and
fecoriiiiE xt cost vi the purehas r.
sl3d&ds RATCLifFt. DARR CO.. Aucts
EoR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION on SATUR-
II DAY. sEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. 1880. Ar
IMELN T. M-West irvnt Market Building, xiexan-
wheeIbarro~s. scows. shovels hoIc. Anchors, &c ;
over $500 in repair this Boat last
suinii,er. Can lie bought at private sale. Address
Lock Box 1874, Alexandria. Va. sl3-6t
GALE OF uNIMPkOVED PROPERTY ON ELEv,
- EMTh sIRnET bL1wEEN BAND CsrkEETs
On THUR. DAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTEEHTH, A..
d. 1850. Az HALF-PAST FIVE UOLOCk ]. 81. We
viii sell at public auction in front Of the premises.
LOT IA, sQUAkE 060,
contnne ABOUT O. 600 square feet and fronting A. .
has SIDE and rear alloys and can 10 subdivided
three fne building lots
Terms Of sale: one third cash. balance in one and
two ears from date Of notes to bear interest
ally and 70 be secured by deed uion properly
&c. purchasers cost Asnfords certificate Of titie
served ts resell 81 risk and cost OF deisaitnE pur
49, Wv .DiUfScASsox BROS.
s1j-aSds AuctionesTa
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GEORGE II. BOSWELL
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Auctionears' sIt,NIs;,,

CHANCEIY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ hNOMN As No. 9l7 SIKH SrKfET NOuTH-
WEST. AND No. l22S NEw JkKSLi AVENUE
NOKTHWES1.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed i'll equity No.
l:i3S will offer sale at public lioi i'll front
Of the premises, Oh MONDAY, the TWENTY SECUND
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1880 at HALF-PAST FOUR
OCIOCk P.n., the iuld ana premises i'll the city
Washington, Co. known as that part of lot 3. in square
4S4 bounded AS follows: beginning at tle northwest
corner Of said lot and running thence east G5
Ieet south, 20 feet east, % feet ~ inches
10 AN alley, south feet rs let ~ inches no. tn
feet Inches, west 90 ct to tth street. and norl
IL feet Inches TO the llAce Of b, gIuniug Improved
BY "a lhree-sinry fraine Dwelling, known No. 81 Z
9TH street northwest
anu ~ THr. SAME DAY at FIVE O'CLOCK PM
by virtue OF the same decree, will offer sale at
public auc tioii, III front OF the prenses Subdivision
lot narEcd and iettered y lit Wards suldlyisioa If
lots III square ,2J. fronting ~ feet inches New
5er-ty avenue by AN average depth 20 iect 3te
lnclcs, improved ny a INo-stury B.ick Dwelling
Known Us No. l:.2S New Jersey avenue northwest.
Terms: one hall cash. balance ill two equal install
ments. payable III one anu Two Years from date re-
spectiNey. with 1ntele>t al centuu FOR
AID ured Dy deed uf IIJlst the properly soid
OF all cash at ;he 81 ton II the purchaser purchase
cls. Terms to be complied with within ID days
right served to resell at the risk and cost of pur-
chaser or purchasers III case uetanlt. deposit
loo viii bo required each lit property sold
tttNKl v. SUEUN. IIustee,
Icndail building :bI4 ID 81, NV
hAiti,itFf. DAk.. co.,
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s s: s. : : E Eiiffia I.
Rnr + r wsiEr ssss SIS.
$sf = i SIS NM r ssss SIS
ssPbS 'Uu ssss Il : ~ Err ssss ssss
F. $s.jj$H III t 5:

THE EVENING STAR is offered 10 the puSs
lie, in good faith and with confidence, as TTIB
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE UNITED STATES. In point OF fact, 10
may be truth:ully said that it is without an
equal in this respect any where in the world
These avermonts are borne out by the figures
given below, which are compiled from the
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation of the paper during
the year 1889, published in TIE STAR on the
18th Of January. 1890
Briefly stated, the points upon which ths
above claim is based are these; That
L. The STAR has three time. the ctrcu-
Iatton OF my other paper In washing.
ton!
=. Tho stars circulation tn WASHING.
ton IL double that OF all the other daily
papers published in che civ added 90.
gether!I
5. 1hc Star hns n larger md fuller
circulation fn the city whore printed.
i'm proportion 10 reading and purchas.
Ing population, than any other acws-
paper tn the wOrld!!!
q. The Ssar has the largest regular
and permanent home circulation OF
my two-ccnt afternoon paper i'm the
Untted statcs!,ii
In support Of these claims and to show the
constantly increasing circulation Of the paper.
attention is invited to the figures following:
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-sa
fSS5. 1856. ISs,. ISSS. ISsa.
'AN..2o,4s6 a3.3SS 25.4,o o6.3ss 2..s4t
FEB 2s,0s9 2d.32I 26.299 2,.I6I $4,000
AAR23,3i9 25.59s 26.00s 27.4sO 3a.,S8
Arr. .22.5ys 2s.,2, 25,5,5 27,Ise 2s.s5a
MAY. .22,4s4 24,359 25,sI2 26.,s. 2s,sIs
'rNE..2i,s33 23.s0s 25,II6 27.453 3o.I,3
'rLr.2l,406 -. Is6 24,s,O 2s.as3 1850
AUG. .2I.is3 22,3s4 24.s5s 25.52I $3.50
sErT ..i,033 22,30e 24.sO5 a5.324 2s.4,s
ocr...21.ass 2I,7eI 24,sas 25.sls 3o.3ss
Nov. .22,0iS 1851 25.69s 2s.sII 3I.o53
c...23,00O 2I,6s, 26,468 26,s5s 3I,ss3
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LADIES' GOODS.

MADAM hoHR OF 49, ST. TAKES PLEASURE
I III IniOrinng her patrons and friends that she is
where She has Opened Dress,makins Errors no.. is,
anu children. MADAM EOHn. 14lu Pa sI3-3t'
Mrs. Nj. BRADLEY. MODESTO, HAS RETURNLD
Nl 10 the cit, from her vacation how prepared
10 see her patrons Z 81. ne sl:j-:ts
ADIks' OLD STYLE SEALsKIN GARMENTS
~ pyea ana Altered INTO Newest shapes New seal.
au26.3In
i notice: Eednced Rates SKIRT. ipplaied h KNIFE
piaitiLs e re: gard and ny; fashion Journals.
SUPEKFLUous. HAIR PERMANENTLY RE-
special rates Tor this week. MADASE GADRIEI-
Sd 0t 1871 u st.
Z ADIEs MIshING THtIk FINE LAcEs DONE
~ up in frst-class French Sly lie. WbIt, and Satin
ssss; Lace MapS% oaS o it s;aS
Ilth ~ IA. so-Im'
A DA GILBERT DEHNiS
Has removed from
s4-2n 6lO to 10 18Th ST. NV.
ERoNIs!, FkoHrs.> FhoNiS!H
L Always in order BY plain cornbius
MILE NJ j.: rnANDrs
1879 + st. NV. ,Mr. hairison's.
ITsirdressnE. CO.
L ING Esl ABLiSiIM. ii. 70, New iork ave.
firsciass Il dies and cents work 81 every descr.
lion. lush. Velvet and LNen'hs Dresses. ANIUS
AND CAl,OLlNE l.LhCH. .U.Iiery with A. Fischer
atu Mas II lilt Sc furls. JAIL
A MON tIsCHEkts DAN CLEANING EsTAB-
"A i HMENi AND Dir WOLkS, 800 u 81. v. W
ladies' aid dents tuueiits Of ali linus LEANED ANA
DYED Without lie NJ rlIlel Iaci - Eventn. Dresses
asi eeih;y hirtS five years erience. ficcs mod
crate. GOODS IalIt ii IoT and delivered sl4
AL1wsoool GAM,ikNTs ma MADE UP or hIPrED.
A. FISCHER.
slf 9UU q 1T. n. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYM.
u ArcLIFTE. DARN a co. Auc,ione.r.

DkslRABLE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE con-
TANNING SEVEN Rooms AND ALI. MODERN
iMMrEs92x.IESMENTSss x hllN6 HOUSE l0a3
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, sEPTsMHkIi
El0HTEENTH AT Five O'CLUIk. We will sell in
fronf OF the premises
PART LOT g. SQUARE 500
fronting 10 feet 4th and streets
northeast and running back with that width 100 feet
20 Az alley aud improved BY Two-story brick House
No. lo:3 4th street northeast. This proptrty IN
good condition and an elegant opportunity TO secure
home or for an investment,
Terms One cash, balance in one and two years.
nred 10y deed of trust with interest AT per cent
per annuin or all cash. at purchasers option
post OF 500 required at time of sale Terms he
computed with Ia fifteen days day r;ght Is
served To- resell at the rsk and eiatlng Dur
chaser's cost ~
sl3-dSds RkTCIIpFF mann L co
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!yl22-1

RALTiMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
L.. u,.s Sshedule m ef,eci Jui.e 10. 1850.
Leave washington iton station corner of New jersey
1ees Ss sif, a3d Northwest Nstbnled Limited 81,
s.i r C:,a,,LnaT St LOUIS ana lnd.SapO,,s e,pre
fvr lIttsburs and Sls y, ah. .,,,... ..,,
d lexington and points in the Shenandoah val.sy
tor r Winchester n,.i and way stations. t5.sopm
tSr ballmore. week days. 1 Us. 90. osa 7.,o
'w ~. 80 mnn.esl, s:30 $50 III :UU IL 90
!Sis; 5 minutes. 10 's 20 s. & q 9 SS -
s .gl' iS 90 s1s 500 G;l3 o:.o. 40 80 s:55
SIS ig: s $50 SO : s'a oe s' sna' ss q
TinV,es, n, o'oo GA 0:20 { 30. sis. i0.I1
Tor Way stations between WASHINGTON anil pal,
more 800 800. 80 ain ls:io, .e5. s.. 20
4 "a All ,, ~ haaS. 3 80 am. 90. 3:.5. 81.
1F.ins !sa,s baltimore for Washington. week days,
lo;ao and 1855 am Il 6 Sop 70 osO so 90 s.S
S 3S. i:S o. ; t;i3 300. 800, Gu 90 80 20
SS:So; . 10, $50 80. Y:i0. lu:2a lo:IS a9r'
$50 o 10 10 III io td3 and 3Go; ao 80 700
TOT AhhalNohs o:3" ANA So IA. IL III and 4: 20
Oh, o.; So SA, i'os !55 p asa'G sa ansi
fsr stations On III the Metropolitan Branch ,a.go
e y l3 pm Tor frincipai station. Only oniS
Lor Rockville and Nay stations. t435p.m
for 1aitLeisburg anu intermediate poiiIts 10 90
siV:9o. ~ 90 am. tl:Uo 1900 70 IS. 10 IA
FOR Boyds anu intermediate stations e. Comm
Shufch usn leaves Washington 81! SUNDAY AZ 4 i
p IN stollitiS - AL stations METROPOLITAN Branch
81 IA 1850, ~ 90 4. m -
Fer nagersto"n, tlU:I0 am. and IS :3Orm
Trans arrive from Chicago daily II A, A IN and
t:Io Pm. itoni IincInnstl and 81 Louis day 4. so
I'm. daily. " ''' ~''0
AtM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
J - W. aork. ir9n'o. Newark, j.. aud Lizabeth
4.oVt ANU 'IU;3O pm. buffet Iarior Cars on III
a. 300 I'm. WV - ~ URN
er fLiiadelpha a %, rs co. 30 90 30 90 noon
~ioo sou, u: . aud 1880 ILnL
TUT Newark Del, Wilmington and Chester - Or
'lu:30 pm. NV VIZ anu
,IYr Intermediate points between Bsltimore and
anaoeiIhiA ro:vO anu 81 ~ a. H.. IL 90 .4:.O
rain, leave New York for Washington. - 90
night. WV i'N- ena A-io
=. rams leave rhiladeIphis for Washington 49,.
20 V'Ao' ~lI:3o aiu- 40. 'S:3I, - ia
a., or Boston - so pm With Pullman Bune, sieer.
va rUuenhee sac BRIDGE landing passengers Is una
for Atlanuc City, 4 .o5 and 10 Am. 1900 mon
sundays ! :Oo am II noon and % 80 pm
Except sunday. daily. sSunday Only
basHase called Tor anu from hotels and res,-
oences " Chon Iransftr COMPANY ON orders left al
uekct onces. Old and 1874 lenu ave and az de,s1t
J. I. oDELL Gen. Manager -A'' Aee IA,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
s.5-d&ds l20S :}lst St n W. or ia 18Th an N ,
LU6ENE d. CARUSI & CO.,
H Heal Estate Brokers'
Cor 10Th and sta

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
S1REElS NOkTHEAST IMPROVED Y
IWELV NEW 1HkEE-STORY BRICK
HOUSES.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in ber
No 1893. folio 80. OF the land the District
OF Columbia; and upon the request writing of the
holders Of the notes secured the. eby the
trustees will offer for sale at public auction front
OF the premises, on SATURDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Z ~, the following property. viz Lots mum bered
~, ga x: %, ~ 20, ~, "a, IS, ~ 20 anu 81 OF
Sarasi ana Miisrs trustees subdiy sion OF original
lots Az. IL and II, square No. BID recorded in
book IT, urc lUI i'll the Office Of the surveyo or for the
District Of Columbia.
1 erms: One third cash. balance in equal install
ments III OLE anu two from tay SAFE the pur-
chaser TO give his the deferred payments
CearnR interest at the rate Of per per annuin
payable seIi-annual.y aud secured by of trust
On the Iropert,sod OF all cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit OF 800 each lot Will he required when
sold All conveyRncing and recording al pure hasers
cost.
II all the property be not sold the day above
named, the sale Will be continued ON the MONDAY
following, nnd from Gay to day thereafter the sans
hour aud place until all Of said lots have been sold
EUGENE CAkUsI, I Tr,s.o.,
MILAN J. MILiER,l Af"S'ees'
- - 4S0 Louisiana n. W.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co., Aucts s:-dSds
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THE MOST IMPORTANT PRIZE FOR RIFLE sEooT-
mo EVER OFFERED IN THE UNITED STATES
THE D.c.N.G. WILL HOLD THE INTERNATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP FOR YEAR Ar LEAST.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOhDDLC1SCHER LLOYD 4. g. co
last Express Steamers.
TO SouthaInl ton lLondon, Havre) Bremen
Werrz. tuea. sept III. 80 u. IN saale Vel Sent
u. am Elcs, sat. sept 20. 10 q. m; frave, We'd
We'd. Oct I. b. am.
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxurious
ttiCon Appointments tr1ccs: lst cabin, and up-
ward Lertn, according location; cabin 800 an
ndult; stserage AZ low utes. Apply 70 L n.
DEOOP. va Penn ave. ais
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rhANk I. hAM LINuS, I T,,.,na,
s13-d&ds PhILIP A. pARNTtIIr trustees
V,HoMAs DUWI ING, Auct,oueer.
lhGSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
II GEohGETOwS, b. e. IMPROVED BY

IN GtORGETOwS, ID. C.. IMPROVED BY
HOUSE No. 3V:.2 On STRICT NUKTHWrST
By virtue II deed of trust. duly recorded among
the a coids Of the District Of Columbia in Lber
40 o-- nj PAGES 2o &C. AID pursuant 10 the wig
ten reqlGst OF the parry CURED thereby tie under
lEENIH DAY or SLPTEMBEk, AID. 1890, Al
flN. OCLoCh IN ia front Of the premises. sell
~ lublc auction to the highest bidder the follow
inE described real estate Parts VI Lots numbered 80
1iu SUo liza BealIs addition TO sand lieurgetown IN
said District Of Columbia beginiag Tor the came al
conveyed ny Ncharu Smith TO stephen Cassin, the
same beng Ioint at the south side OF West
TOR r. street l69 IL feet west from the side Of
washington Cor auth) street and running thence west
on the south line west street Ieet, more less
to the dividng line between the house on the real
adjacent thereto aud LATELY DelngIng the ate ia
A. Masruder and thence south by and with said
uVldlliS line and parallel with Washing street 10
ieet thence east and parallel with street feet
more or less. TO the southwest OF said alley
anu thence ~ feet with the est line said alley to
purtt nalces 10 the vionging.
SAID real estate being by fine three-sto
brlck dwciitny, No. 3O.,e street northwest
Terms Of sale one third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue i'll one IA two 81 three CD
years Sfter date. tor which deferred Payments the
with The day OF SALE with interest at FER centun
per annum. payable - mi-unnually from date
oe duly secured on the premises sold All couveyuuc
ing ana recording TO be At the cost Of the
x'oO III cash to DE paid at the time Of Should
the terms of sale be not complied with Il days
cost OF the defauting purchaser after five days notice
IN lhe Evening str newspaper.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
so-dSds tZoS 3ist ST. Il. W.. or IA 18th NV.
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ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
41S La ave. n. ".
NAICL4IFff DAKK CO.., Auctloneeis. sl5-dts
- ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
~ $40 Pennsy wanna ave NV

MOkTGAGEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECILE.
BY virtue of a Mortgage TO me dated September .
A. ID. 1883 and duly record in Iiber of Mortgages
folo 10, the ONCE 81 the coiiec OF customs
ut Georgetown. DC. will offer for sale at public
auction on MONDAY AFTERNOOS. SEP TEMbER
TWIN Y-sEnOND, AID. 1890, at FIVE OCLO- K,
at the foot II High SIR ct. Georgetown. u C., the
STEAM PROPELLER On Vessel CALLED THE
"CECILt,"
together with the Engines. Boilers. Machinery Boat
Anchors. Cables. Chains. hiRgng. Jackie Apparel
Furniture and all other necessaries thereunto APP
lertalninp and belonging. Length to U-l0 feet
breadth II D % t,et, dcp.n and 20 100 feet Of the
burd If IA to- 90 tons thereaDout. and more
particularly described in the SAID mortgage
Terms OF sale: Cash.