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Fined for Resisting an Officer.

Albert Eichelberger, who was apparently
under the influence of intoxicants, had some
trouble with his father Friday night and Police
man Murphy was called to the house to pre-
vent breach Of peace. When he reached tn o
house he advised Albert to keep quiet but the
youngster thought he needed no advice and
he used forcible language to impress his
opinion upon the mind Of the officer Then he
grabbed at the policeman, whereupon the latter
placed him under arrest. He was defended
In the Police Court Saturday by Col Jack
Brown. The young mans good character was
shown, but Judge Miller said he could not
countenance any such act toward an officer
II policeman Is forced to use his club, said
the judge, a meeting Is held to condemn his
action, and when these people resist arrest the
court is going to impose penalty. A fine OF
i've dollars was thereupon imposed.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Secretary Proctor Commends Every
Effort to Increase Its Efficiency.

Secretary Proctor Commends Every
Effort to Increase Its Efficiency.
Secretary Proctor devotes . part Of his
annual report to the topic of the relations be-
tween the regular army and the National
Guard. He says:
''Being impressed with the importance Of an
effective militia Is prominent and necessary
factor In any military organization suited to
our country, the department has endeavorod
BY its cooperation to encourage and cid the
National Guard ~ far as possible under exist
ing law. Officers have been detailed to assist
in their instruction and detachmeuts OF regular
troops have been ordered to participate in
some Of the larger state enoampments. The
department has endeavored to cooperate more
especially with those states which have mani
tested the most interest in the matter by their
own liberal appropriations and earnest ehorts
The results have been very satisfactory. Its
direct benefits are palpable, and its indirect in
duence perhaps even more important
ANY money which the national government
expends for our citizen soldiery goes to help
those who help themselves, and il bound to
give proportlonately large returns. Under the
present law there 10 annually appropriated for
the benefit OF the militia s40O. 200, while the
individual states appropriate in the aggregate,
so far a. known, over $4,000, OO0 and in
many states the militia receive also q con-
siderable support from local and private
sources. If the appropriation Of the general
government should be increased, and wish it
might be, believe that it would be gener-
ously met by corresponding increase By the
states themselves. heartily commend every
intelligent efori to increase the efficiency of
the National Guard, and to bring them into
closer relations with the War Department, and
hope that measures to that end may receive
favorable consideration of Congress. One of
the most useful directions which can be given
to the drill and training Of the militia Of the
seaboard states is in connection with coast de-
lenses, where its services are most likely to be
needed. If at all. In that particular training
the general government must do more than
Cooperate; il must take the initiatiYan
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SALE

the on
. complainant and Emma & Wright Ct al are DEFEND
wherein II Ssy es RSs
S1 THSlI aES5 81 PM ar Il
to she highest bidder front of each piece OF
Lot Isi i" Ms anS 6 5ea
Of Pleasant Plains said subdivision il recorded in
in book RECORD Of Land Surveys distinct IL No. T.
SAID 2 tSenes ~ 5h & rs
aey thence west 30 feet thence north 40 feet thence
Eo re m Of osn o,
tain lots in Mt Pleasant said subdivision is re-
on Grant av tSl1S and rum:
3 Lot 80 Of Wright and Doe's subdivision of part of
e said al h - recorded in said
District No. l. 1863" folio SO. This lot has front
Lot of block Is of Todd and Browns subdivision
9. S S,eSs e ssss
the width t. $3.50 feet. This lot contains iO.oas
s. The east IL feet 9 inches fronting on Fsrrsgut
said Todd and Browns subdivision Of part Of Nj.
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
and CoTs suSdvsion Of 81 Pleasant an and OF peassn
Plains As sad subdivision is recorded in book Levy
ginning for hc at the southeast corner Of said
lot o3 aud running thence north along the line Sth
street extended Is feet; thence west 1l1S4 feet;
thence south 10 feet thence east "a feet the
said place of beginning.
Lot lettered "B' Of Browns subdivison Of lots
g. 3D. b6 and 81 IN Wright and Co1's subdivision of
Pleasant Plains, as said Browns subdivision is duly
recorded IL Book 'kecord Of Carberrys Piats. Levy
lot 'front.', feet ~ ON saa 9Se sad
with that width 80 feet.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the DEGREES are as
follows: Onethird OF the purchase money and
the palance thereof IN two equal instainlents
spectvely one and two day of sale or all
cash. 1t the option OF the purchaser In any pur-
money IN cash the deferred payments shall be at in
terest from the day of safe at per cent per annum
semi and secured By the promissory
notes Of the purchaser and deed of the prop
eTty sold
deposit Of 800 on each piece Of property will be
required at the time of sale. All conveyancipg and
recording az the purchasers cost. II the terms of
sale are not complied with within twenty days after
sale the properly will he resold the risk and Of
the oeiRulting purchaser.
RLGINALD FENDAIL Trustee,
344 NV.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
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PROVOST MORRISON DEAD.
The Head of Peabody Institute for Over
Tvyoufv Veara

Mr.. Nathaniel Holmes Morrison, provost OF
the Peabody Institute OF Baltimore, is dead.
Mr.. Morrison was born in Peterborough, n
H., December IA, 1915. His ancestors, Of
Scotch-Irish descent, came to this country in
Ills and settled in New Hampshire. He was
prepared for college at Philips Academy,
Exeter. Nh, and was graduated third
in his class ct Harvard in 1889.
Among his classmates were Rev. Edward
Everett Hale, DR.. Samuel Eliot, afterward
president of Trinity College, Hartford, and
Samuel Longfellow. brother of the poet. Mr.
Morrison came to Baltimore in 1889 and began
the study Of theology under DR.. George Bur.
nap, who was well known as the pastor
Of the Unitarian Church in Baltimore.
In 1S41 MIR. Morrison opened a school
for girls, which soon became successful.
He prepared and published hand looks for the
use of his pupils. which came also into use in
other schools. In April, 1867, he was chosen
unanim ously by the board of trustees of the
Peabody Institute provost Of that institution
and in September formally entered upon bis
duties.
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p. +. Barnum Diving.

P. T. Barnum is believed to be on his death
bed. DR.. Hubbard, who is attending Mr..
Barnum, says his attack of influenza would be
severe for one Of the most robust constitution
and for one Of Mr.. Barnum's advanced years ii
will seem marvellous il he recovere He has
not the necessary strength to recuperate and
his illness has certainly exhaused nearly all
his remarkable vitality. Mr.. Barnum has not
been left alone moment since the beginning
of his illness
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Indiana's Official Figures.

The official returns Of the Indiana cleo
ton have been received, and the DEM
ocratic pluralities are as follows: Truster
secretary OF state, 1859; Henderson, auditor,
&c, $40; Gall, treasurer, 20,501; Mitchell, Judge
Of the supr eme court, q, 252 Smith, attorney
general, 70, 226; Sweeney, clerk of the supreme
court, 20, 43s; Worries, superintendent OF public
instruction, 20,sl5; Peele, statistician. 2O,S73.
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FUTURE DAYS.

gINkUSTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
l. IN GEORGEToWN. DC. SITUATE ON OLIVE
TH1R1IETH STREETS.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity No 95U2, the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises on FRIDAi, the TWENTY
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. those parcels Of real es-
lumbia known as lots numbered three 30 and fourteen
l4 In George W. Riggs recorded subdivision Of orig
maj lots one hundred and sixty 6l one hundred
and Axty-two l62l and hundred and sixty three
Q6O In Bealls addition to Georgetown, being in
square numbered forty lone t4D.
Terms Of sale prescribed by decree: 0ne-third cash
ana balance In two equal instaln ents in and two
years after date, with per interest occurred ON
the property sold all cash. at option of purchaser
deposit Of 500 each lot will be required time
OF sale All conveyancing at cos. Of purchasers. ON
ten QO) days default. in compliance with terms of
sale trustees will resell at and risk of defauting
purchaser upon i've 90 days notice in the Evening
Star. j. HOLDSWOR1H GORDON,
Trustee. $50 Az st. NV.
ABRAM q. HEYLMUN.
DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers nIo-dIds
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- No city in the world Is 90 thoroughly
covered BY the circulation of . single news
paper - 10 the city of Warrington BY that Of
THE EVENING srAR. It reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. II scears to it, circsla-
ton No other Washington paper has yet done
AHA
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Western Packing Companies Assign.

Western Packing Companies Assign.
The Kansas City Packing and Chase Refrig-
orator Company, the Kansas City Packing Com.
pany and the Cold-blast Transportation Com
pany have made assignments for the benefit of
their creditors to George Z. Parker Of Boston,
who is a director in the frst-named concern.
MIR. Parker said the combined liabilities of the
companies would not exceed $3.50, 600 and the
nominal assets would foot up $500, 900. The
creditors would receive. In time, payment in
full. Some of the wealthy stockholders would
come to the rescue and the business would be
carried on under his assigneeship.
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Thought IL Wasn't Loaded.

Cotuit Mass, was thrown into excitement
Saturday by the shooting Of Frank Lapham,
the sixseen-year-old son of George Lapham,
by Roland Burrows. Burrows went into the
barn of George Lapham, where Frank, among
others, was husking corn. Burrows had two
guns and he placed them at his shoulders,
pointing one at each of two persons. As he
supposed, he cooked the gun that he thought
had been previously discharged and pulled
the trigger. The shot proved fatal. Burrows,
who 10 about twenty -one years old, has not YET
been arrested.
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Fine Collection Of Native Woods

The Museum Of Natural History of New
York has formally received from Mr.. Morris
T. Jessup and placed on exhibition the collec-
ton Of American woods made by Prof Charles
5. Sargent Of Brookline, Mass, at q cost of
100000 and ten years Of hard work. Mr..
Jsssups GIFT Is the most complete collection
OF It's kind in the world. The specimens in
clude all trees that are Of sufficient size to be
considered Of commercial importance. The
coilechon shows Az species, and il is estimated
that there are but ten others lacking to male
the collection complete in the kinds OF woods
embraced In the display. They ill the entire
lower gallery, which has q length of IT'S feet
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dwelling OF Statue of Joan OF Arc

CnVeiIIng OF Statue OF Joan OF Arc.
splendid bronze equestrian statue Of Joan
OF Arc, by Fremiet, was unveiled in Paramount
Park, Philadelphia, Saturday afternoon. The
figure represents Joan at the head of her con-
quering army entering Orleans. She is clothed
in mail and carries q standard embroidered
with lilies. The statue Is the most picturesque
In the park. 1t was presented to the park COM
mission by French residents Of the city through
the Paramount Park Art Association. Prof.
Victor Riguer delivered the Grafton in French
and his daughter, Ceeilie Riguer, unveiled the
monument The statue was formally presented
by Prof. Charles j. Stille and Mr.. Samuel Gus
tine Thompson received 1t on behalf of th,,
commission. An address was also delivered by
French Consul u. Louis Yossion.
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nS-dkds
TNUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRusTEEs, SALE OF A THREE.sToRY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 444 STREET NORTHWEST,

By virtue e certain deed Of trust 70 bearing
duly recorded IN Lber No. L454. folio $50. at sea,
and ss the ssG1ss q the party secured we viii sell st
PAY THE NMthNIETT PsrTH T RAY az SSXFnBEB
foll9wlns deseroed premises situate in the city Of
sered eleven Id in square south Of square
g su1ns. sof a,,ss, sam on the south Line
noS9wsss corner q s.e los and distant one husdsd
northwest corner Of .aid square and ruInns thence
right angles to .a,d street t4s feet thence
westerly 10 intersect line drawn due south from the
place Of oesinni1g and . right snses . :.d North
and thence north forty Eve feet The ssd street. and
No. ga strves northwest
Terms OF sae-oue-hslf Of the purchase money IN
cash bs!snss in Two equal installne9ts In six ,o and
num interest psy.6ls and .scarsd upon
dspositM 1900 WIN 6s Eeeaised ). hms d ala All
oonyeyeneing and fecordng Of cost Terms
o. sale 20 be comphed with IN ten days from day Of
sele otherwtse resale o. risk and cost Of dsfsuiunG
PnschsssS sissr .s Ss!s N Same news
VI Ssib5aad dssss5SSssaa rs..~
osNSo w. Nv 80 - ~
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN TWELFIH
AND THIRTEEN II STRkETS WEST.

ny virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court, passed
In Equity Cause No l22C4 wherein Michael M Baker
and others are complainants and Edward T. Baker aud
others dcfendants. the undersigned Is trustees
viii sell at public suction in front of the ON
MONDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY of NOVEMBER
AID. 1890 at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, ali
that piece parcel Of ground situate in Washington
city. District OF Columbia. known part of lot ive
Cob In Davidsons subdivision, in square hundred
and eighty three t2S3 beginning for the tine
north line OF north street at the southwest corner
OF said lot RUNNING thence east the line Of street
feet and four inches thence north 90 feet
thence west twenty-three feet inches to q point
three feet east from the west line Of said lots thence
wardly three feet to the westerly line said lot at
point distant seventy feet three inches frop the
line Of Massachusetts avenue and thence southwest
ery on said west line three feet and thence south at
ming. with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third purchase money cash ana
the balance thereof IN six twelve popths
for which the purchaser will give promissory notes
bearing interest from day Of sale. lien reserved on
property until all purchase money be paid No deed
given until purchase money aud interest be paid.
Taxes and assessments paid to day of sale deposit
OF 3l00 required whom property IL sold. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale be not
complied with in fifteen days from day Of sale the
trustees right to resell the property ct risk
and cost OF defau ting purchaser after Ave days. sd
JOHN +. GREEN,
No. 14l6 Q street Northwest, tr
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Arusseea
$50 Louisiana avenue,J
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THIS EVENING.

ct. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, GIL PA
p ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. sells THIS EVEN
ING Unredeemed Pawnbrokers' PledgeA Gold and Sill
Yer Watches. Guns. Cutlery, Musical Instruments.
s17-3m
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Si9 u 81. NV.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
(tHANCERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FRONT
" ING on HE CAPITOL GROUNDS.

~ ING ON 1HE CAPITOL GROUNDS
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT In OF Colqm5ia passed in Eamty cause No,
lo9II. We Will offer for sale on TUESDAY, THE
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, II front of the
premises lots numbered % and 2, in square 633, in
the city Of Washington, DC said lots front each IS
feet on street northwest face the Capitol grounds
and have each depth OF ] 90 feet to alley.
Terms: ne-thrd III cash, of which one hundred
dollars each parcel sold shall paid the time Of
sale, balance III equal payments, with interest
and two years respectively from the day Of sale said
deferred payments TO be secured by deed Of trust
the properly Sold all cash. the option of pur
chaser AL conveyancing and recording at purchas-
ers cost We are au horned to receive for submission
to the court private offers for either Of the ots
ARTHUR A. BIKNEY,
45S Louisiana avenue, | r-,.
FRANKLIN Ii. MACKEY, ( Ahus'oeA
n1-eo6t&d&ds 5O7 ID street u. w,
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Edwin Booth has not been in the best OF
health during his stay in Baltimore and u ID
quietly whispered among the members of his
last year on the s(Rge. II q stated that Mr..
Booth contemplates d Europssn "trip fog his
health ct the close Of the present season.
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nUNcANs0N BROS. 11ctso1,e11.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW THREE STORY ANp
i bAsE ~ u ahAnYs.MIERQwED BRICK DWELL


NJ ING NO 213 sThELT NORfHwE.T,
No 1883 folio 7s. ct ssq. Of The land records Of
the District OF C9lumhs, We viii sell IN front Of the
iTH: 1880 = f5tE 1cl IcSckf IN
the real estate dtuate IN the city OF wash
ingtop and District Of Columbls and Known and dess
square numbered nvs hundred and seventytwo Is ~
commenctnx for the part oonyeyed the south iiue
OF said square ct point hundred and ninefy
I'D re vest q The souhssst ccF1ss % sad square
sssssriy pnsteen and 25i 90 fest thenos forty
oGnt and 90 100 feet to street. thence on the
north une Of said street nineteen feet (p, 10 TIE
place Of bssinnins. Together With Al the improvs-
ments. waya easenents nehts privileges and sppur.
tAining
Terms ons-third cash, balance in sgua inssaims,ss
% e SnS sea ss9 ysSsc not 70 e vs9 es,ns p.
hy desd Of trust property sold al cash q opsion
:Ssss ssSS s:s:is:a !; aSs y q: 4ss% 81 3
the right 10 reoo O. thS rfsk - of a. ~
:sss: ~; - ss
1850. HS Gf s 5st & III rs.....
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FINANCIAL.

GEoRo1A-ALABAMA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CO
GEN. BEN. r. BUTLER. President
HON JAS. a. HYATT, Treasurer,
THIS COMPANY is NOW OFFERING A
LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITS CAPITAL STOCK
AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL OR
LARGE. WILL FIND IT The BEST THING
ON THE MARKET.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BIZ
THE CoMPANY's AGENT,
wK PEABODY,
nl3lm sl6 ST. NV.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUNCANsoN BRos., Aueuo,esrI

SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON TENTH STREET
BETWEEN II AND 6TREErS NORTHWEST
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER SEWN.
TEENTh, 500, at FOkrY:FIvE MINUTES PAST
EOUR O'CLOCK. We will sail By order Of the heirs 10
LOT IL. SQUARE S6s,
Fronting 25 feet inches on enth street snd Vim
depth Of 1888 o-12 feet 70 30-foot alley
This property attnated in Of the beat
OF this city and for building purposes cannot %
surpassed.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two year.
payable semi annually. and to be secured BY deed Of
chsser. deposit Il 1900 required ii time s SIs
COnveyaueinE &C.: st purchaser cost Terms 70 b
resell Of risk and cost Of deaulnG after Ave
days advertisement Of such resale in pomo neVnpapsr
published in Warrington. D. c.
little good and abstract shown.
By order OF the heirs.
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T'RusTEEs, SALE Q! yALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE, BLING HOUSE AND PREM
ISES No. 1907 NINTH sTREET NORTHWEST,

y.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme court Of the
District o. Columbia, passed the LIST day Of No.
vember. $50. in equity cause No. l2294 Drowning
tai VS. Betker ct alb. the undersigned trustees IN
sell at public auction, front the premises on
sAIERDAI, Thu rMENIi-sLCoNDt2 2DJ DAY OF
NonEMBER 1890 AT THE HOUR OF HALF PAST
fo uJ O'CLOCK T. Al part OF original Lot numbered
two CD IN square numbsre three hundred and
ty-seven t3S. beginning at point fifty EIGHT feet
and four inches tos feet 4 tnchesl north from the
southwest corner Of said lot numbe red two 81 and
running thence east ninety -four feet four inches
ieet inchep;. thence north thirteen feet four
inches u3 feet 4 inches, thence west ninety-four
Feet four inches t94 feet inches. thence south
aox the line OF 9th street west thirteen aud four
inches 3 feet four ipches to the plsce of beginning
81, erms OF sale: The purchase money to be paid IN
three 90 equal instalments, tsrd % cash ON
DAY OF sale, one third ~ la I'D year. and the
EDning onethird 81 il two years thereafter, the
ferrec PAYNE nts bearing interest said deferred pay
Ients ard INTEREST to be secured to the said
this suit according to their respective rghts by good
ed sLfclent mortgage upon the said premlses which
SAID mortgage shall be subject 10 the approval OF tie
court IL terms of sale are not compiled with within
ten days from DAY OF sale the trustees reserve tie
right to resell at the risk and defautng pur-
chaser. Conveyancine at purchasers cost
EDWARD h. RAPLRY, 400 5th ST.,
b I. THOMAS, 452 u st. NV.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts nii-dSds
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u ATCLIIIL DARE 3 co, Auctioneers,
~ $50 Pennsyl, anis svA n u

VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON d
STREET BETWEEN SIXTY AND SEVENTH
TAkEE.STORY BRICK STORE No. 500 b
STREET EORTHWEST, NOW UNDER RENTAL
OF e105 PER MONTH.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER SEVEN.
TENTH. at HALF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK Ve viii
offer for SALE In front Of the premises
THE EAST THIRD OF Lot q,
fronting about 90 feet on street and running 100
feet inches 25-fOot alley. This Is one Of the
rental of $l05 per month.
Terms subject to deed Of trust for 81 0OO which
has four years 70 run 1t cent the balance cash
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. deposit
OF $500 will b required at time Of sale II the terms
day Of sale right to rese the property the
risk and cost of the defaulung purchaser after ave
published in Washington, DC. An conveyancing and
Ashford's abstract shown at sale
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
H0-0E0D
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auc
, ATCLIFFE. DARR q co, Auctioneen.

IL ATCLIFFE, DAKR CO, Auctonee1.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
REAL ESTATE on SIXTH STEET BETWEEN
q AND STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, rendered on the 9th day Of
March, 1890. in Equity cause No. 11711, entitled
Faber v. Faber et al. the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale at public auction IN front Of the
Der. AID. 1890, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
No. eight hundred and seyenty-eght (S2sJ. in the
city OF Washington, DC, being unimproyed property
streets southeast, fronting about 80 feet sixth
street. with . depth Of about 265 feet to 80 foot
alley IN the rear.
Terms One third cash. balance in two equal Install
ments, payable and two years. respectively, with
interest az per centum per annum from day OF sale
evidenced by the Pronissory negotiable of
the property. or all cash, at purchasers option A
deposit Of 300 will be required at day Of sale and
after othsrwise the will be resOid at the risk
MORGAN a. BEACH. Trustee.
uS-dkda 472 La ave. NV