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stouter building but he could not say that this
would have made II strong enough to stand up
against saeh wind pressure as that of yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey said that the walls must have
been well braced by the staging if it had come
in contact with them. If it was not in contact
with the walls 1t would not have offered much
support
Questioned by one of the jurors. Mr. Harvey
said that as a builder he would not dare to run
up walls so high without bracing them. In his
opinion the construction of this building was
faulty. In the first place the walls are cut
every ten or fifteen feet the walls are cut en-
nreiy through, save only four inches.
by upright iron columns. These
were connected by tie beams The
nprights and the tie beams had holes for two
bolts 10 fasten them together, but in every in
stance that had come under his observation
only one bolt was used. He had known of a
number Of cases where the side walls were
put up before the front wall Sometimes
the inspectors put a stop to this and
sometimes they do not, though the
building regulations are mandatory on this
point. IL the inspector did his duty he would
never let a house be built in such q way. Still
this particular building might be regarded as
a one-story building and he did not know
whether the building regulations specify the
number Of feet to story.
BUILDER LANGLEY AS AN EXPERT.
Charles A Langley, the builder. was mex,
called as an expert. He considered the con-
struction of this building as faulty-princi-
pally on account, of the insertion Of the per-
pendicular iron pillars. The building should
have been tied and braced better and lime
mortar should not have been used.
The walls should have been thicker.
Old bricks had been used and these
have not the same adhesive power
ss new brick. Still, he did not think that any
green walls, no matter how thick, situated al
these particular walls were, could stand w
against such wind al blew yesterday. he
did not know how much pressure there was tc
the square foot from wind blowing at the rate
OF sixty miles an hour. He did know, how
ever that i. was something enormous.
CONTRACTOR PLAGER's STATEMENT.
W. S. PLACER, the general contractor for the
| music hall, was the next witness called to the
chair near the coroner. He said that his con
tract called for regular Lime mortar. The wall,
we've carried up to their full height, fifty fee
from III: floor Of the auditorium. aud topped
ont eighteen inches thick, called for by Ia.
sfssIicauJas.
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1t Resumes Its Work Today-A Call Upon
the President.

Owing to the protracted session yesterday
the members of the republican national COM
mittee were late in assembling this morning,
and. although the meeting had been
called for 10 o'clock, it was nearer II
before Chairman Clarkson brought down the
gayel and called the committee to order. There
was notable absence of the spiri. Of feyerish
anxiety and OF the crowds OF visitors that made
yesterdays proceedings so animated The
committee quietly entered at once upon the
transaction of business in secret session. The
executive committee, which had been hard ut
work all the morning engaged In the prepare
ton of the call that is to gather the republican
delegates in convention next June and be the
signal blast OF the coming campaign, presented
its report 1t was read by Secretary Fas-
sett and received with applause. In order
that some finishing touches may be added. the
call was referred back to the executive COM
mittee. Resolutions OF coincidence upon Che
death of E. H. Rollins Of New Hampshire and
VIM. Cassius Goodioe of Kentucky, late men,
bers of the committee, were adopted and re-
cess was taken until o'clock. $500,
The committee then in body proceeded to
the Executive Mansion and paid their respects
to President Harrison, walked over to the De-
partmcnt of State and were received by Secre-
tary Elaine, and wound up by grouping them
selves on the west front Of the treasury build
ing and having photograph taken.
1t il understood that the committee has de-
cided to reduce the representation Of the Dis
trict of Columbia i'll tine national convention
from two to one.
LABOR COMMITTEE HEARING.
After the committee decided that the con-
ventiou should be held in Minneapolis on June
Z it gave a hearing to delegation, headed by
VIM. Carsey. representing the labor organiza-
tions of New York.
Mr.. Carsey. John W. Keogh and P. @. Nc.
| CURE. in short speeches. asked the committee
to broaden the call for the convention. 20 as to
invite the assistance end cooperation of
the workingmen and the farmers. They de-
clare that this class OF the population believed
| in protection, public Improvements, national
| aid 70 education, an honest ballot and fair
| count. These we're republican principles, and
| with them they asked the committee to insert
/ in the call some suggestions calculated TO re-
| lieve the evils from which the workingmen and
4 farmers suffered.
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TOMORROW,
BENSiNGEk. Auctton-e,
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE !
ZAAR-SPEEIAL AND PEREMPlOBA SA

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR-SPECIAL AND PEREMP1ORl SALE
OF FINE HORSES AND MARES.
Will be sold at the BAZAAR. No $40 ouisisna
on WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWEEN
young Horses and Mares. These horses have be. n
used on the omnibus line to Arlington, and the
electric road is shout to st TT the has
his horses ana has deterlh ned TO sell them Among
the lot is ONE PAIR OF SORREL HORSES, SIX
YEARS OLD AND SOUND. PERFECTLY
MATCHED. SUPLRB TEAM; ONE LARGE
BLACK MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD AND SOUND
VERY FINE ANIMAL In fact. the whole lot are
young and sound and will he sold on positive
ranty. This Is opportunity persons wishing
to buy hrst-class. reliable horses for any Use.
ALSO
3-saat Dayton PASSENGER Wagon, made by Hoover.
York, Pa.
2I2-psssenser Wagonettes, with Harness.
16passenger WaROnette, with Harness.
Hanson Cabs in hne order. with Harness.
NEW Top Buxgies new Dayton Wagon.
n. B.-The pubic is invited attend this sale as
the stock is rstcass. and to sold without reserve
nE;-.t S. BESSINGEB, Auct!oneer.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Horaford's Acid Phosphate.

Dr. Lorenzo Waite, Pittsfeld. Mass. says: "From
its use for period of about eight weeks to the ex-
clusion az ali othei remedies attribute the restor-
alton to health OF patient who was einaciated to
the last degree IN consequence OF nervous prostra-
zion and dyspepsia. This patients stomach WAS in
such an irritable condition. that he conld NOT hear
either liquid or solid food. An accomplished phys-
clan Of many years experience, when called In
consultation, pronounced his an incuran;e one
Al this stage decided TO use HCrsfords Acid Phos-
Irhafe, WHICH resulted ~ above mentioned"
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Upon their arrival they were taken into the
Room where the inquest was 10 be held and
closetsd for q few minutes with DIR. Patterson,
while he gave them the customary instructions
- to their duties in the matter. Among those
summoned as witnesses were Building In
spector Entvisie and Mr.. Langley, the builder.
Who were wanted TO testify as experts as 10 the
condition of the walls and the nature of the ac-
eident While he waiting for these and
other witnesses DR. Patterson telephoned TO the
vssshes bursau 20 fns on. What wss the
velocity II the wind NJ the time Of the accident
H learned that tae wind olew at TIE rs,- Il
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T'HOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
IL ~
IMPORTANT SALE By

)E SUPERIOR FUkNITURE' CARPETs nc AT
THF TIEGANITV Fi1REJSHEn RESfnjl;yHr
No. i'll sIREFT NoRfHWEsT. KSuWN As
EMBRACiNG il PART AS Follows;
SONEIY Tpuuf STERE6 IL RLp M SECC
OF TREE PIECES HASDsOMFiN inI ~.
CHAIRS. TAPEsfRY Nth HAND EMBKoiD.
EIAcK sin HAND EMBR6InfR ~ EnnNS;
CHAIRS. MAHOGANi WORK TABLES. EBONY
AkRIEs INIsD cABSE hHsE VIEW s HtK6
SoWF GARn aRT FS RI af-rIEIn IN
LAID; HANDsoMP MSNTEf. ON AMtNTS
VASES. HANDSOME PUNCHBowLs. oRMoLtt
hSb RESS bhoNZf n nKASNDtAAE EEiss GiLI
HHaIRS EN Ett;,Jrh nm IL AR e Rph NE
JEWEL CASE. ANTioUE VASES. cHIfFoN
TER- HANDsINtIT CAi,VTn' IAN IUK
UFFICE TABLES. ONE OAK CABiNET' MADE
To ORDER IN HOLLAND. ELEGANTLY
CARVED AND 1NLAiD WITH EBONY AMI
MAHOGANl; EBONY CENTER TABLES,
NUMBER OF SEP ARATE PIECES OF HAND
SOME PARIOR FURNITURE NOT MEN
TIONhD, GILT HALL. RACK THREE INLAID
HALL TABLES, HANDSOME HALL HANGING
LAMPS, ITALIAN PORTlEkES. A NUMBER
OF WINDOW HANGlNGS, ONE HANDSOME
OAK EXTENSION TABLE OAK SIDEBOARD
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Reports from down the river indicate that
the storm was severe in some places and that
considerable damage was doue. Three oyster
boats on their way here with cargoes are re-
ported to have been blown ashore and wrecked.
Two boats arrived at the wharf this morning
with their sails badly torn aud the boats were
otherwise slightly damaged.
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EHANCElsl SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia in equity cause 1906 docket
IL, Miller VS. Hume administrators ct al, shall
on TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER,
1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK y. III. offer for sale at pub
lie auction. on the premises. the following desf bed
real estate IN the county o: WASHINGTON DC. that
TO say All that part OF tract OF land called Grass
land. which lies west of the road, BEGINNING
the sane at point M the line between ios@nbusch
and L. Brooke, and running thence in n soutnaest
wardly direction along said division line 2s-lOO
lerches from llckres CORNER; thence north 6.ya
grees. west "a S5-1Oo perches, to the east side of
LoughborouRh lane thence with said lane north j7
desrees, east Il 30l00 perehes. 80 the line
said road thence with SAID west line south degrees
% minutes east % 81 loo perches TO the place he
glnnfnR-containing one acre. three roods and twelve
perches
Terms of sale One-thrd Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal installnens at
spectiyely one and two Years from day OF sale, all
cash, at the option of the purchaser In the
,haser shall elect not TO the whole of the purchase
money In cash the deferred shall bear interest
from the day Of sale at er cent per snnue aud he
cured by the proinissory notes VI the purchaser aud
deed OF trust on the property DEPOSIT q 500
CURED At the time OF SALE All conyeyancing
cording 1t the purchasers cost II the terms
complied with within twenty days after s-le the
property will be resod at the risk and o. the de-
faulting purchaser.
LDmARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee,
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON. Trustee
$50 ~ Sc. "A. w.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts nols@-lktls
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctionesrs,
l4aeGst.

vALuABLE IMPROVED AND .uNn9pRoyEp
OFFICE, FRONTING Oh q STREET AND JACK
Son ALLEY NORTHWEST. AT PUBLIC AUG
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rwENrY-sEvENTH,
front Of the premises. we will sell
LOIS a. AND 90. IN SQUARE GA.
Lot a. is untmprove and fronts "a feef @ Il. be-
tween North Capitol aud LIST sta BY depth Of 100
Lot 3D. immediatey in the rear of the shove lot ID
Improved by two brick dwellings and fronts ~ feet
Jackson alley by depth OF IS ieet and inches.
ana Il not Tins sold the lot fronting 81 de. lot s5j
Will then be offered. with the way q about 10
feet over the lot to jackson alley Tins very
desirable property and should command the attention
Terms: One-third cash, balance in oue. two and
three years, with interest," aud secured BY deed OF
trust the property. all cash Couveyancne and
recording at purchassrs cost t200 deposit required
noso-Sids LArIMEK SLOAN. Auctionesr
RATcLIFfk pAhE Co. aaSson.sr..
VALUABLE THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK
sTX:w:. AND sTABLE IN TfE HEAR. b
On fRfp1fAFrERNoox NOVEMBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH. at HALF-PAsr FOUk O'CLOCK, We WI
suB LOTS 81 AND "a. IN SQUARE 3ds.
Fronting 20 feet on Rh street and running with
thsf width 10 :sDoot alley. improved by an Ii-rDom
This property rs eleesntiy iocAied in Tie hesr of
the city. within nye ten iinuses walg " the bpsi
center aud all executive departnents md an els
CANT opportunity for invsstmenf
Isr1ns made known st salaL dsposit oe o200 -
RATcalYrE. DARR = CO..
no~i-a3dos AucuopeerA
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II ArCLIFfE, DARR Z co.. Auctioneer,.
N go Pa. -

LAkGE PIER MIRROR. WITH CONNECTING
CORNICES, BRONZES, BOOKCASES NAL
Nut AND OTHER Oh aMBER sETs, SfRISGs,
MATTRESSES, CRIES. wARDROBES, IOlLET
sTASPs. sfpTB3AkDs, Ext SsioS TABLES.
KITCHEN kEQgisIrEs, &c. BEING The
BALANCE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE
LARGEDwELLlNGNO NO. .,U5 iSTKEET NORTH
WEST.
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH, a. TEN O'CLOCK. we will seIi Al tbe
above residence the balance Of the Furniture &c.
kATCLIFFE. IARR. CO..
uOCl dts AM
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nol9-eod
| ~ fth and ID streets north west

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH sIkkkI BE-
WEN Q AND R STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust to US dated March 90
A. D. 1853, and dug recorded IN llber ls2. foo +o5
seq Of tire lsnd records OF the District of 20
lumbia, and al the request Of the party secured
thereby We will sell public auction IN front Of the
premises on MONDAY. the ThIhIIE1H DAY Oh
NOVEMBER, A. D. 1851. IT HAi-f-PAST foUk
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following piece parcel Of prop
beine lot No. 10 hobart Coltnan. and
tee. aud Jaues Adams, trustee. subdivision,
corded in BcoE ". folio 81. OF the records OF the
surveyors ofce OF the District sssAid square
Tered three hundred and n.ne G e same irontiss
alley together with the improvements. sc.
Terms of sale; OnethiFd of the purchase money
Paid IN casA aud residue In twelve (l.l and egh
teen 49, months with Interest ~ six 60
annun. interest abe semi uAlly, for winch
purchaser n 90 give tronfssory by deed
Of trust on the property sod. cash, option Of
Iurclnser ii terms az sale not complied with In
ten llu) days iron DAP VI trustees the
right 10 resell the prolrty the risk of deanltng
purchaser after hve days advertisement such
ssls In some newspaper pubisled IN Washington. ID.
q deposit VI two hundred dollars (ss00 will he -
suired q time OF sale All convsyaneins and recor<r
C. Ii. WILLIAMSON.
W 4 EDMoNsToN. Trustees-
nol4-eod Once 500 sth ~. NV. }
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIKH AND
1 sIHLLIs NORlHNEsI, Nos. oOl And vu3
STREET AND No. $40 SIXTH STREET. IN
IHE-SiLI OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT or
By virtue of certain deed Of trust dated January 3
1874. and recorded January :. ls94 Liter No al.
too l 81 s-q. Vi the land records OF the District 81
Columbia. and under and in nal decree
Of the sufrenSe Court o; the Distract CSluinlaA
pas ed m equity cause No. H. u4l whereby the undsr
sifned was substituted IN sald deed trust
N the place and stead OF ChristOpher Grammar,
decreased and az the request OF the parties
Thereby, vail onsf Tor sale publc SUTTON front
OF the pr.ini-es on MONDAY, 1Ht sENEN1H
DAB Oh Dtt tMBEh AID. lsS,i. nj foEhOGLOck
r NJ. AL that certain piece parcel or part q lot 81
gronnd IN the city 81 Washington ID. C. known all
that Part of lot A. an square NUMBERED hour hundred
square recorded the surveyors office the
clty Of Washington. situate and city on
the corner OF sixth and NORTH and
fronting forty six feet said sixth and my
feet six inches said street and running bAck
from said street with the width alley.
being the eastern part OF said lot :" with all
buildings. ami eiI.elts and appurteuances.
Terms OF sale cash. ID t-EzIs Of not CON-
piled with IN ten days from day Of the
serves the r1s to res The property nj the fis and
cost OF the deiantps purchaser after i've days adyer
tisenent OF such resale newsI aper published
IN the city OF WASHINGTON, d. &. deposit of nun
bred doars lssUO) will he required time Of sale
All convey aRcng and recording furchassr's cost
FRANK j. RAWLINGS, Trustee.
no1S-dts 1JO5 Pa. ave.
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th end D SITS. q.


FINE BUSINESS OR DWELLING PROPERTY ON
SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN q STREET
AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTHWEST,
HOUSE No. 1907 AND ADJOINING LOT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-NINTH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will
sell in front of the premises
LOTS II AND IL. SQUARE 444.
Each of these lots fronts "A feet 9TH street. with
depth OF 100 feet lpfoot alley and the
best lots il this i'll proving section.
Lot l. IS unimprOy except frame building the
rear. Lot Ibis iptroyed by q two-story frame and
brick basement dwelling containing IL rooms modern
convenences.
nne opportunity to obtain property suitable for
business and dwellings.
Terms Onetfird cash, balance in equal installments
in and years, notes to bear per cent per annum
interest and to be secured by deed of property
sold or all cash. AT option OF purchaser. aonveyanc
n1, &c, at purcha sers cost. A DEPOSIT $40
quired each lot at time of sale. Terms be
piled with in 10 days otherwise right reserved
sell at risk and cost OF defauiting purchaser after
published ia Washington. ID. G..
se24dSts DUNCANSUN BROS, Auctioneers.
HD THE PQRCHASERO OF LOT To- SQUARE 444.
having failed tocomry with terms Of SALE said lot Il
will be sold at risk and cost OF defdutu purchaser
TGEspAY. the TWENTY-FOUkTHDA Yof NOYEM
BEk. A. ID. 1891, at HALL -PASI FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ in front OF the stated
in above advertisement. DUNCANSON BROS.
nolS-d&ds Auctioneers.
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nUNCANsoS BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID Sta n ~

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW BRIcK
/. STREET btTMEEN SOUTH SAPIToL AND
uuder and by virtue Of three certain deeds
rs duly recorded in Lil er numbered ls:sB folio .53.
etseq. =, e seq aid :sr2 Ct SEQ. OF the land
ords of the District of Columbia the
the Parties secured Thereby. we. the undeIsisnsd
Igem.,sss, on MONDAY. LHL sElLhTh or Dr.
CLIMBER, A. u. 1891. AT FOUR O'CLOCK NJ,
all that certain piece parcel of land situate Wash
ington CITY, District of Columbia. and i,eing TART u
original lot numbered - In square numbered 49, the
same having total front Of "a feet on said
street by 80 .eet IA Depth and improved by three
BRICK dwell ngs. each having frontage said South
street OF ~ feei the bens fully desibed
in the above referred 10 deeis q trust.
Terms Of sale. The above houses will be offered aud
sold separately. and the terms of sale each viii
lie as follows, namely: one-tlird OF the purchase
money % be paid In cash and residue eqnAl
(lsD months, and With sin 90 per cent per
snnun. layAbie semi annually. for which the pur
chaser u TO give pronissory notes. secured by deed
o. trust ON the property sod all cash. al the option
OF the pprehAser ds,osit q cleo viii be required
On esch house when sold AL cOnyeyancing and re-
sordns Ct Purchasers cost rerus OF sale m case Of
OF sale osheryse the trustee, reserve the right to 10
&. III. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
W. Il. fDMDNsTON. Trustee,
no19eod Once. JOO 9th 81. 4. y.
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nUNCANsON BROS. AuctiOnesrs.
TWO THREE-STORY BRICK BAY-wINDow
DWELLINGS, Nos. 3O2 AND 304 STREET

On WEDNEHDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-fn III, isyl. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CI OCK. will sell in front Of the premises
LOTS AND s.. SQUARE f8s,
Each lot fronting l6 fee; on street and improved
fronts modern convenience good opportunity to
obtain comfortable home or for investment.
Terms: Viii 10 sold subject to trust ~, 500 ON
sseh, bearing per cent in, crest bslance cssh de-
post o AUO required each lot at time of sale Con-
veysucfng DC. purchasers cost. Terms lie COM
piled with in Hfeen days. otherwise right reserved
resell ut risk and cost Of purchaser after
days advertisement Of such resale spaper
noiisdSas DuNcxSsoN BROS. Auc,ionesrs.
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G. 4 wILLIAMsoN. q
5 W 4 EDMONTON. I Trustees
nol4-eod Once 800 .Jth ~. NV.
THohAs BOWLING 4 SON. Auctionesrs.
i 6l2 Il a. no.

u 6l2 a. ne.
PROPERTY. NO. 1lx5TwENTN-flRs1sThk
BETWEEN AND NJ sTkLLIs NokIh"hsa
BY virtue OF q deed Of dated March ~. lea<
recored in Lber No. l4tsl folio 96p e seq. one o.
the land records Of the District OF Shd ~ lie
request OF parties secured thereby we val ,ei p
Iaslis Spsssn In tsSns 2; s Prsmissr on ifot
O'CLOCK Pm. ali that piece or parcel q
M.shn. sieS. ssa pisc, y colu. fnox1 :.
number - Of wilam u. Desfs sues.lsslop OF Sr.s,,
ti0o1 PAT recorded u eeos sss " o. sns
nv 20 az feet on he OF Twenty nrst street..
" dspth 81 ~ s, feet % IN alley. improved oys
Terms: one-third cash. balance IN one and t~c
yearx. at cent nectlrec by dsed %
trust on the property III cash. AZ tbs opon Of
chaser. a dergs o. eioO slil " ssqe.ed q tune 81
sole Al - the cost OF the purchaser.
II the ssrns Of sale not scmsed with = "a dzys
from ~ trusfe< reeerye te r191f1D ru1uu
after nvs dny6 bclics N 1he ksenins Star nsuDaSG
e shs riPk Nd eost q sssslifis ggrws1isSsss
aolo-dSds ChAs- c. eLoSkk5 -
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mann Il bhON NM.
it6 18th ST. n. W, r,....
SAMUEL CROSS, ifHsees'
dkds .la Pa ave NV
nONcANsoN BROS. Auct:oneers
~ 9th and ID Sta NV.

nuNcANsoS BROS. Auct:Oneers
~ 9th and ID sss NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT LARGE BRICK
DWELLING. No. I7l7 THENTl-fIRsT
AND
THREE FINE BUILDING LOTS on TWENTY
NOR1HM ST.
BY virtue OF trust deed given to Inc viii sell on
WEDNESDAY. the SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER,
4. ID. 1881, at QUAkffR-fAST FOUR O'CLOCK +.
M. IN front OF tue pi elnises,
This lot fronts % 21-l00 21st with depth
OF about L IL feet 10 an alley and SIDE alley.
uhe improvements are an elegant BRICK Dwell
convenences, having been built about Years a4o
one OF the nest house the section. Can
be seen any day prior to
ALSO
Lots IL. Is and -, square 9l
Each of these lots front 10 "a 81 street and
vary in depth from a. 81 feet alley IN rear No
inner building lots northwest
ernis one-fourth cash. balanre in one. and
three years. notes TO bear cent interest," layable
semi annually. and TO be secured deed
premises solo, all cash, at option of purchaser
purchasers. Conyeyancng &c. purchasers cost
deposit of $500 requlr ii house .nl lot. aud $40
each Of the vacant lots Terms to lie complied with
IN fifteen days. otherwise the trustee tue
right TO resell the property default a. the risk and
cost OF tie defautis purchaser DAYS adyer-
rseln-nt OF such resale an some newspaper published
GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Trustee.
no24-d6ds DCNCANsoN BROS, AuctloDeers
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AUCTION SALES.



TRUSTEES, sALr OF IMPROVED RAJ ESTATE
~ Shoh1haynN p g, BlINa THE Two
BY virtue o. deel Of trust given 70 a. ana dsr,
record in lber i{s NJ folio as 81 so one q tie
land noIds for the District Of Coiunha ana AZ fhs
reauesi q the party seclred thereby the undersigned
trustees VII sell BY rulic aurtion, front 81 the
premises. on THURSDAY. DkCLNnlR IAiRn.
A. D. 1851. AT OF ARfEk PAST F1ITk Ot,ln,ak
Pm, the follow ms descrieed land ans pr~snis.-s
situate the city ~ U~ore.iown. n'rtrfct OF
Columbia. aud DESIGNATED a. the eastern
twenty CoOl feet front CON Rsan stl
Of lot one hundred and twenty U.0) IN lsealls I'D
ditun Cseorpefovn, District % Columbia ana run
ming gsdfh hack 20 depth Of one kundr.sd
and twenty Feet mo heins bounded On the west
t. the depth u nine gsll fs-f 10 liO) le
being the prorerty conveyed - B-nsaInin a
Daley ~ deed dated May - 1872. and rss'ar,led in
Liber sOs. folio ss.l &c. Of tile land rsrds %
the Distinct Of Columbia. togetber with al and
lar the imrroVenlents ways. easements. rishf.
PRIVILEGES appurfenhnces the belOns iIac
or IN any wise al'Terfa nng.
Terms sale: Onethlrd cash. balance and
two ysarr. with tire Of Tor
annun iAyable semi aDnuzlly. aud secur~d IS de<-d
q ris; on tie irenits-s cold ali cas ~ the
~ the purchaser. detost OF 500 reguir- az tho
time 1T Terms b. complied tfh nftesu days
Otherwise the trustees the rit 10 resell ~ the
risk snd cost 81 the d. aulfinE IGrcha-r sitter I've
Jays ADVERTISEMENT All cOnVeyAncing. resalrslins.
Se Il the cost OF the pur-hsssr
nOel k NJ 4 MssSSG6asirr Trustees.