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WHY MEMBERS ARE ANXIOUS.
The Presidents Attitude on the Public
Building Question.

The Presidents veto of the Dallas public
building bill has caused q great fright among
the members who have little public building
bills of their own. It is feared that he will
not stop at Texas, but will distribute his
vetoes with somewhat lavish hand to
the north, the east and the west
as we'll. It was given out some
time ago when the President sent to the Cap
ltoi for list OF the public building bills, AZ
stated In HE STAR at the time, that all these
biiis were to be examined carefully at the
White House and that a number of vetoes
might be expected. 1t is understood that sew
eral vetoes are in waiting.
There il considerable talk about the whip"
that was tied to the tail of the message,
practically calling the attention Of the House
to the Importance Of enactng pension legisla-
tion and passing the subsidy bill.
SUBSIDIES AND PENSIONS FIRST.
1t is understood that the talk that has been
INDUCED in about the danger Of there not be-
ing enough revenue after the passage
Of the tariff bill to meet all the necessi-
ties OF the government, has frightened
some members into the conviction that this is
not q safe time to grant subsidies. The sug-
gestion made III the end of this message
practically notifies the House that subsidies
and pensions are things that must be provided
for, and that some other things must give way.
All the members having public buildings in
view are thrown into state of anxiety by the
veto
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THE SOUTH WASHINGTON TRACKS
Citizens Speak In Favor Of Representa-
tive Lees Bill.

House bill s4s4 was the subject up for discus
sion this afternoon before the board of District
Commissioners. The bill is more familiarly
known as the Lee bill, and contemplates the
changing Of the route Of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, especially as far
as South Washington is concerned. The
principal features of the bill are the removal
Of the tracks from Maryland and Virginia
avenues west and 9th street; also the changing
of the depot from its present location to B and
LIST streets southwest
This is the bill unanimously approved by the
south Washington Protective Association and q
delegation from that body consisting OF W. H.
Shea, chairman; DR.. Charles Allen. Morris
Fitzgerald, David Murphy and Vim. Fegan
were present. DR.. Hershey, s. S. Baker. Geo.
W. White, j. Harrison johnson and o. 7.
Thompson were also present
There were no directors. Mr.. Shea, repre-
sentiuy the South Washington Protective Asso-
citation, spoke. DIR. Allen explained the objects
OF the bill and Directing to the Atkinson and
Burton bills
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kilograms to The Star.
The Bank of America Of PHILADELPHIA
Goes Under.

PHILADELPHIA, April SO.-The Bank of Amer
lea, state bank, closed its doors this after
noon. Beyond the simple announcement:
This bank has temporarily suspended" the
officials Of the institution have as yet
made no statement The direct cause Of the
failure is attributed to the troubles of the
American Life Insurance Company, of which
State Senator MacfarIane vice president OF the
bank, Is president. meeting of the directors
was called at once, and they are now in session
going over the books.
The bank had twelve branches scattered
over the outlying districts. The operation of
these branches had encouraged deposits from
business people remote from the financial
center who were glad to avail themselves OF
the facilities which they offered for its enter
prise. The bank was rewarded with a line OF
deposits aygregating IN amount over 500, 900.
including those of the main Office. The bank
IL closely allied TO the Insurance Company of
America and several other financial institu-
tions OF this city. and today's suspension 10 due
TO rumors which were set sfioat on Saturday
affecting the credit of President McFariane OF
the insurance company.
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

Mr. Davitt, addressing the railway strikers at
Phoenix Park, Dublin, condemned the signal
men for not giving notice OF their intention to
quit work. He favored arbitration.
Emperor William spent Sunday with Queen
Victoria at Darmstadt. The queen received a
delegation of the German Dragon regiment.
OF which she is an honorary colonel
The Prussian labor bill fixes the maximum of
womans work at eleven hours.
The st. Petersburg international prison con-
gress will assemble June Is and twenty-five
states will be represented.
The provisional government Of Brazil has
issued decree, supplementary to the decree
of last December, making certain offenses sub.
ject to military trial.
Mr.. Tully, editor Of the Roscommon Herald,
has been sentenced to nine months imprison.
ment at hard labor for offenses committed in
violation OF the coercion act.
The proprietors Of the London Ciy Press
have sued Herbert Gladstone, Lord Arthur
Hill and Justin Mccarthy for f34S due for
printing done in connection with the Irish ex.
hibition held at West Kensington in 1883.
Advices from Samoa state that Malietoa
King Of Samoa, signed the treaty for the set
tlement Of the Samoan troubles in the presence
OF the various consuls at Apia and large mum.
Der OF the Samoan people. Tamases and his
party have signifed their acceptance of the
new regime.
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FIREPRoOF. This popular house has been
greatly enlarged by the addition
Con Fifth Ave) Of an absolutely
1XIENsIvE freproof building. seven stories
FRONTAGE. high, making the total frontage
now 1913 feet 1t 10 noted for its
LUXURIOUS elegant and home-like accommoda-
HoME-LIKE tons. and its attractive suites each
ACOOMMO- comprising drawing room, large,
DATIONS. airy double and single bed rooms,
with bath and dressing room at
% tsched.
The public rooms are specially
PUBLIC ROOMS. noted for their elegance comfort
and conveniences, the ladies' draw
DRAWING ing room being In the Louis Seize
ROOM. STYLE the grand dining rooms in the
READING early English. The gentemen's
ROOM reading and smoking rooms are
supplied with every requisite. The
EDISON EIEC- billiard room, with cafe attached
TRIO LIGHT. Is attractive feature of the
house. All lighted by the Edison
electric light
TELEGRAPH Telegraph. telephone and stock
4 TELEPHONE. indicator on the premises: also
news stand. with all the leading
newspapers and periodicals.. Tick
cts can be procured for the opera,
theaters and all other places of
amusement.
SANITARY Special attention has been paid to
APPOINTMENTS the heating. plumbing and ventila-
ton Of the Buckingham. The loca-
LOCATION ton is the finest in the city. 1t is
CENTRAL within easy access of the Grand Gen.
trail Depot the Opera House and
all places Of amusement by the ele-
waited roads, Madison and 9th Ave-
cars. Omnibuses pass the door
every few minutes.
EUROPEAN The hotel is conducted on the
PLAN. European plan: the restaurant of
RESTAURANT unsurpassed excellence; the charges
reasonable.
wETHERBEE FULLER, Proprietors.
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l. PLANT AND PERSONAL PROPERTY or The
NATIONAL IREsS BRICK COMPANY or
TioN ATFSkNni,fk Cof- <rE ki1I,sfSIs NJ

By virtue Of deed Of trust from the National Press
Brick Company Of washington. u g. dated February
the Land Records Of Alexandria County Virginia and
Circuit Court OF Aexapdra county Niry-insa IN tue
chancery cause Of A. q tIecr et al. the NJ y. Co.
viii offer for sale at public auction on TUESDAY,
IhE SIXTH DAY OF MAY, 1880, AT HALF PAST
TWELVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. at Waterloo Station. Aler-
andria County, Virginia ali the Real Estate, Plant aud
sla,Sp o. ihs SAD SSSp9ny e
property may be had of the trustee after April "a.
1870, aud permits viii be ISSUED 10y him 10 RESPONSE
the address below given.
One Tract Of eight aud quarter Acres Of Land in
fee slmple with hns sIring thereon adloDinr SID
Alexandra and Washington turnpike.
saina a. to Leasehold ,Asslsnhole with lessons
hsustbe supply OF tle best quality Of clay and
smons other thhSs fSo-sioTy Frame 6 oiee ND
Weighing house. with desks safe general Office furn
ten tons capacity. Three lOO-horse-Tower Boilers
made By Thomas G Basshor Co, baltimore re-
Mcstinshonse Automatic Ens1nes. Two Knowles steam
Tools Three ste an an Disintcgrator or clay crush
ers, with elevators ten Hard Presses. ninety Mods
Steam Presses. Thres Updraft kilns. capacity o.
100000 bricks EACH with Shedding. one 1T LOUIS
Kiln caIacity Of 80 900 6cks each with shsidinx.
sis prylns Houses, capacity 100 brlcks each
in Sesins Gennectng WITH pres r, rooms ard kns
wat tower Of LOCO gallons caIacity Hose. Hooks.
Axes aud Ladders shafting BeltIng, FueyS. Elction
lulleys and Clutch PuIleys Wagon House. Stables
Four-wheel Brick WAGONS. forty Wheels rruNs 1cn-
ement House furnished for employees. Certain Patent
Rights, LICENSES. Processes aud Trade Marks for plain
and ornamental brick.
Terms: Cash. This property will b. offered an
entirety hut no adequate bd IL made ~ will be dis
posed OF an parcels TO be- desiguAted day sale
Nothing above contained IL intended a warranty
representation Of quality, capacity suunduess but
prosI ectlye purchasers will be offered all tiui- up
10 the day Of sale ample opportunity Tor examining
and inspecting the entire property.
MORGAN H. REACH. Trustee,
Az Louaiann ave NV, or 2lo south Washington st.
Alexandria. Va. sls&w- lm
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The SYND1oArE C1orH1Sa COMPANY

We hereby announce to the public that We, the men,
bers Of the syndicate positively $50 600
Of our enormous stock Of Fine Clothing for the bene
OF Mr.. A. Lustic who is obliged to withdraw from the
hrm on account Of his health We have decided close
out this amount Of goods in the next fourteen days
This sale will positively not commence until the oath
day Of April. ct O'Clock Am.
This IL neither Hre creditor nor bankrupt
sale Of shoddy trash, but . strictly legitimate. bona
nde ssis carried on BY responsible persons. who do
sales do BY giving cheap shoddy goods and charging
exorbii4nt prtces These prices speak for
lively worth Sits.
Meas Evening Pants. all wool. s1.62; positively
Mshs Dress Pants all WOOL ~. 20; positively worth
Mems Suits. -. IS; positively worth g.
Mems Al-wool serge suits Glue ana Cray. o6. 62;
positively worth ol2.
Mems brss. ynits. o.. 25 positively worth s17.
Meas Resl Fine Prince Albert Sutts o14.2b; posi-
lively worth 135.
Goods not .a.factory money refunded. at the large
WA ' CoSsfk sTa AND sgs. NV.
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JUDGE HILTON'S WRATH.
He Has the World and Its Editors
Criminally Indicted.

NEw YORK, April 3O.-The grand jury has
handed in indictments against Joseph Pulitzer.
John II. Cockerill, Julius Chambers and Jas.
F. Graham of the New York World for crimi-
nal libel
The indictment was found on complaint of
ex-Judge Hilton. The World recently pub
lished series of articles giving a true ac-
count, as 1t alleged. of ex-Judge Hill
tons connection with the A. T. Stew
art estate. These articles were most sensational
and put in definite form the common gossip
which has for years credited Judge Hilton with
robbing the estate of the great dry goods mer-
chant of millions of dollars
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FROM Mr.. T. f. ROESSLE,
PROPRIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON,
FROM MR.. H. P. DEGRAAF,


PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL BANK
NEW YORK. May 2, 1888
DIR. LIaHTHrLL:
MY DEAR Sra: II affords me great pleasure
to Join the long list Of grateful patients who
have been relieved from troublesome and obsti-
nate complaints by your superior skill. My case
wa chronic catarrh. from which had suffered
~ such an extent that it weakened my general
health and finally gave rise to such severe pain
In and about the head and throat that 1t pre-
vented me from sleeping and alarmed my FAM
lily. lam happy to state that the very frss ap-
plication Of your treatment gave me prompt
and decided relief. In few days the pain had
disappeared and by degrees the other distress
ing symptoms Characteristic Of catarrh yielded
toyour administrations, until now hpd my
self completely cured ! therefore cheerfully
tender you this testimonial Of your skill and
success in the hope that others may DO bens-
ntsd BY its publication. H. p. DEGRAAF.
DR. Lighthill, for thirty years Specialist in
the cure Of the diseases Of the Ear and Respirs-
tory Organs. can be consulted on Deafnesa
and Lungs ut his Office.
No 1o17 18TH ST. NV.
Herdics pass the door.
ofnce hours from to IL and to5. NILS
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Must Sit to Drink.

Open bars are abolished in Boston saloons
The existing license law contains provision to
this effect, but it has never been enforced. The
extreme temperance people have now come
down on the police board with a demand and
the latter can find no way of cvading it. Hence
an order was issued Saturday ordering all sa-
loon keepers to remove their bars The re.
suit will be simply an extra supply Of tables
and chairs for the thirsty.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS a co. Auctoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROyED PROPERTY
FRONTING ON FOURTH STREET BE1 WIEN
AND STREETS NORTHEAST AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated July @ A. d.
1879. and duly recorded in Lib,r No 400 folio 32l
ct seq uf the land records IN The Distract OF Co.
lunbiA and by direction of the party thereby
We shall sell Al public auction n front the prem
lses FRIDAY. MAY SECOND. 1890, at SIX
O'CLOCK j.. NJ. all those certain pieces Parcels OF
Land snd Premises known and dlsJins uished - and
being Lots Mos. % and ~. square No. >, e9c a
having II feet front by depth thereof.
Terms sale: one-half cash. balAn and two
notes bearing Interest fium day sale and
secured 10y deed of trust on property sold All con-
veyanclng, &C. at purchasers coat. SlB0 down
each piece property time of sale. And Of
sale not complied with within days from day 81
sale the trustees the h resell the property
risk aud defaulting purchaser purchasers.
SEYMOUR TsS RScfuiNNfsGHAM.i Trustees.
aoS-dNds
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A Boycott on Pork.

The striking employees OF ]. P. Squires Co.
of Boston met yesterday morning. Master
Workman Mellen said the workmen find that
the conciliatory spirit goes for naught with Mr..
Squires, SO fight must be the word. THE men,"
said Mr.. Mellen, "have prepared list of all
the grocers and provision dealers who have
dealt with ]. p Squires & Co. and organized
labor will be asked to cooperate with them IN
impressing these dealers with the business of
letting alone Squires pork"
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Samuel Strong's Funeral

The funeral of Samuel Strong, whose death
was noted in last evenings STAR, took place
from the residence of his brother, Robt. Strong.
lis Carroll street southeast, this morning.
There were present a large number of the
friends and acquaintance OF the deceased The
services were conducted by Rev. A. +. Steele
and the interment was at Graceland. The pail
bearers were: Messrs. Robert Boyd, George o.
Miller. c. III. Gordon, Il. T. johnson, Christie
pher Jarrett and John Collins.
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An Old Woman Dies of Joy,

About ten years ago Michael Sweeney OF
Coaisviile, Pa, died from the effects of disease
contracted during the war. Since his death his
mother has been trying to secure pension.
Saturday the tidings reached her that back
pension Of $4,000 had been granted. The old
lady was SO overjoyed at the news that she died
in few hours
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Newspaper Men Going to Augusta:

The city Of Augusta, Ga, is going to enter
tain about forty-fve Washington correspon-
dents. and tom orrow morning at 1l:24 o'clock
the tran-load of guests will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac depot. Carriage drives, a ban
quet and an old-fashioned barbecue are among
the inducements on the program. The excur-
D. m on Sunday
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

THoMAs BOWLING. Auotioneer
SECOND SPRING SALE
FRESH STOCK FROM STEAMER IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
CATALOGUE OF FINE SELECTION
IMPORTED PLANTS.
Consisting Of
HARDY Low BuDDED DWARF ROSES
SUMNER AND MOSS ROSES.
CLIMBING PLANTS. RHoDoDENpRoNs. &c,
From the Old Reliable,
THE BOSKoOP CHoLLANDD NURSERY Asso-
CITATION.
Represented in the United States by c II. JOOSTEN
Coenties Slip. New YORK.
Which Will be Sold n
PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT MY SALES ROOMS.
ELEVENTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
ON MONDAY. MAY FIFTH. 1890, AT ONE
O'CLOCK PM.
THOMAS BOWLING.
ap30-4t Auctiopeer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

FINE THREE-sToRY. MANsARp ROOF AND
BASEMENI BAn,WINDoWED BRICK nwkLL-
ING No. 900 THIRTEENIH STREET NORTH
WEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, April. THIR.
TIEfH. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK, Will sell IN front
Of the premises
SUB LOT 81. SQUARE 2sa
fronting % feet 10 inches on 18th street and i'm
proved by one OF the best built bsywndowed Houses
IN the city, being large and airy tanning roomS
bath rooms pantries china closets modern ccnyen-
net mirrors, OF the complete houses having
been built for owners use. and beng opposite to
Franklin Park.
Terms: third cash. balance in one and two
years notes to bear cent interest payable semi
annually and TO be secured by deed Of on prem
lses sold or all cash. At option Of purchaser de-
post OF $3.50 required at sale: CONFERENCE.-THE &C. at
purchasers cost Terms to be COMPLIED with in hf-
teen days, Otherwise right served resell risk
and cost OF deaulng purchaser after ave days
nsement OF such resale In some Newspaper published
House open for inspection each day between and 8
O'Clock pm
JOHN B. LARNER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Attorney tor the Owner.
Auctioneers. a23-dkds
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More French Anarchists Arrested.

Forty more anarchists, among them being an
italian who gave his name as Capriani, were
arrested in Paris yesterday for attempting to
create disorders by workingmen. The anarchist
committee has resolved that the orders of the
police for the regulation Of the demonstration
on Thursday will be obeyed by the anarchists.
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRlCK HOUSE AND LOT ON
TENTH STREET BETWEEN AND STREETs
NORTHEAST, No. 6l7.
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Iibei
121a folio 2J1 ct seq Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia We will sell at public auction IN
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE FOUR.
TENTH DAY OF MAY, A ID. 1870, at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. all that piece or Parcel Of land and
premises known and described the ground plan on
plat of Washington city. DC. and being lot mum.
bered twenty nine (yD in Cbarpels subdivision OF
lots in square numbered nine hundred and SHY $500
as recorded in surveyors office OF said District in book
H. folio 1873, together with all the improvements
ways easements. rights privileges and appurteu
TO the same belonging OF IN v1se appertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in zone and two
annually and to be secured by deed of trust prop
ery sold. or all cash. option Of purchaser. Convey
anclng, &c, at purchasers A deposit of 800
required 1t time of sale. Terms to be complied nth
in ten days otherwise right reserved TO resell
and cost of defaultng purchaser after five days Pub
lie notice Of such resale in newspaper published
i'll Washington, DC.
JAMES +. BROWN, ,r-,,..o..
ap30-d6ds THOS. G. BRADLEY ( trustees.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR Co, Auctfoneers,
H $50 Pennsylvania ave. NV

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING No. 30 MYRTLE STREET NORTHEAST,
WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause No.
ll6OO on the I'D day of APRIL 1890 the undersigned
trustees will otter for sale public auction in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY
OF MAY, 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK L NJ, all that piece
OF Ground lying and being in the city Of Washington
District of Columbia. and described Lot tw hun
dred aid thirteen GLIB, in square SIX hundred and
seventy hye 900 tile same being improved by a
Three-story Brick Dwelling, which is known IS No.
80 Myrtle street northeast
Terms OF sale are a. follows: One third Of the pur-
chase money III cash within days from the dgy
OF sale of which 600 be paid as deposit at the
time of sale the balance of the purchase money two
equal instamepts in six aud twelve months the
day Of sale, for which the purchaser will glye his
pronissory notes. dated the day and bear in
terest at per ceutum per annum all cash option
of purchaser. FRANK /. BROWNING trustee,
4l6 9th 81. nv
SAMUEL R. BOND. Trustee
a30- eoksbs 32l ~. st NV
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TOMOR ROW.

TOMORR
"EEKS CO, Auctioneers
w 0SI Louisiana avenue, oppoei to City Post Office
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF FURNITURE
AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS GENERALLY
TAKES PLACE AT OUR sALESRooMs FIRsT
AND SECOND FLOORS ON
THURSDAY. FIRST DAY OF MAY,
COMMENCING AT TEN AN,
COMPRISING IN ALL GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS, CARPETS. &C.. SUITABLE FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD.
BY ORDER OF L. r. MILLER AND NJ F. HALLECK
TRUSTEES, ONE PIANoFoRTE. COVER AND
STOOL. ONE PLUSH PARLoR SUITE, ONE
MIRROR. ONE POST COMBINATION SEWING
MACHINE
ALSO
GROCERY STORE FIXTURES, COUNTERS
SCALES. BINS. SASH, SHOW CASES, OIL CANS
LARGE AND SMALL. ICE BOXES AND RE
PERPETRATORS. AWNING, &c.
ALSO
COMPLETE DENTAL oUTFIT-As AN ENTIRETY.
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DISTRICT BILLS APPRovED.-The Presiden.
this afternoon approved the bill in regard to
the geological Park. Also the bill in regard to
the lexington railroad
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RICHARD SM1IH,
Webster Law building, a.
CHARLES A. ELLIOTT, Arus'eea
op01-dkds FsDj. m pr;la,,.o
4 ,RANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOT
~ On d STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SEC
OND STREETS NORTHEAST.

By virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
lO72S docket e, Anastasia Mulcshey. complainant,
THURSDAY, 1HE klGhTH DAY OF MAY. A u.
1890, ar FIVE O'CLOCK PM, offer for sale at
ton. IN front Of the premises the property known
the east half OF lot tweutythre l23l. square
hundred aud twenty -four fronting twenty eight
2s feet and eight go inches more or less ON street
feet. more ess and being between First and Second
streets northeast, IN this city: beginning about 90
rect west of Of second and
The above property offers unusual inducement to
persons desiring an investment
Terms OF sale. as provided by the decree. are One
fourth OF the purchase cash and the residue In
three equal insAliinents at respectively six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day Of SALE the deferred
payments TO be purchasers notes bearing SIX to) per
cent interest. payable semi annually. and secured by
deed Of trust the property s IN cash. NJ the
chssers option A deposit OF one hundred 90 lars
elO0) Will be required at the time OF sale IL the
terms OF sale are NOT complied with within twenty
days from the day u sale the property will be resod
the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser.
All conveyapcing recording, &c, At purchasers cost
The title n certified by the Columbia Title lnsurapcs
BLAIR LEE, Trustee
fendan Building,
Cor. ~ and ID ste. NV.
a26-dkds RADCLIFFE DARR q Co, AuctioneerS
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The Prince Of Wales recently appeared in
public with yellow waistcoat and green gloves.
Judge Aristides Daggett, a leading lawyer
and ex-confederate officer Of Jacksonville.
Fla, died yesterday, aged sixty years