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THOMAS DOWNING q son. Auciion.-r.-

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF IN
PROVED RIAL ESTATE IN EAST NASIiINg-
STREET. -
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the l.. slny Of
seItenter. INA. reCuried liier No sts4 folio
rs. one OF the land recurls District OF Colum
ba and AZ the request of the parties secured thereby
Viii oner for sale az puo,o auction an frrt u tbe
OF MAY. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ ali
that piece OF parcel of lsnd situate and lying In the
city OF Washington and District uf Columbia known
as ono-hsi OF lot numbered one 90, square "a an
tered eHht hundred and seventy (s7Ol. brinnius for
TIE SAME - ieet IRON the northwest south
Ahd ath STREETS east. aud running tlence with
SAID south street y iest TO lot No said square
thence north % ieet thence east ~ thcnrr south
10 the beelnning with the nprOyensuts run.i.tin,-
OF two small frame tenenIents.
Terms of sale: 5000 IN cash. OF which 500 must
be ald when the hid l. accepted balance At -ir and
twelve months from the dag sale IN two equal i-
stailinentsio which the Notes Of the purchaser or
puIchasers. bearing interest the day Of and
s-cured - deed Of trust On the properIy sold. will
De tsktn Examining q title, conveyanciuz aud re
cording at purchasers cost. II terms not coupIs-
with within ten days from day of sale the trustee n
serves the right 60 resell OF srfaultffx
purchaser RICHARD n MOksFII Tr,,.....
myl-dAds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneera


CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ADyoINING The IREE BRiDGE ON NJ
S EBfhT n HS3xM AZ HE
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, dated October 10 lssp psssed
V ssfSNx Nj TH i aS1ss ~ e vi
4: d. 1901. in front Of the premises, at FIVE
O'CLOCK M. all the right, title and interest the
scrbed real estate in Gecreetown. District Of Column
bia to wit Parts of lots numb ered eleven, twelve
thirteen fourteen and fifteen in Peter Beatty, Threl.
keld and Deakins addition to Georgetown. BEGINNING
on the south sue OF Brdge street a the northwest
ner OF said lot nfteen and running east with said south
line Of Bride street 240 feet more or less to the
psr yb ns 9, shs Owned 6y Nm
line to the north line Of the land condemned for the
OF the and Ohio canal thence west by and
with the north line Of the land condemned % the
east line of ngan street, and thence with said east
line north to the place Of beginning portion Of said
property being improved BY large brick house.
Terms prescribed By said decree: onethird Of the
money in cash and the balance in three equal
tnstallments in twelve. eighteen and twenty-Iour
months, respectively from the day Of sale for which
promiseory notes shall be given to bear interest ct
per cent annun from the day Of sale and to be
the option Of the purchaser the whole any greater
proportion than onsthird Of the purchase money
be paid in cash. deposit Of $500 will be required At
the time OF sale All conveyanctng and recording 70 be
at the cost Of the purchaser. the terms OF sale
not with in ten days from the day OF sale the
property will be resold at the risk and cost Of the de-
fsS,ns purchaser ssss Ave day. noSe n The Even
121S Congress ct. and Fendall building.
my8-d&dS CHARLES II. CRAGlN, Trustee.
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II ATCLIfIk. DARk . CO.. Auctionesrs-
FEREMProRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
T IAp y On sTp F3TET u,R sTHknET BETWEEN
IMPROVED BY TWO BRICK HOUSES AND TWO
-. FRAME HOUSE,.
KNOWN As NOS 7Oo. III. 713 AND us FOURTH
10 CLOSE An ESTATE
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. NAY ELEVENTH
1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. vs VIII offer tor sale IN
mont o. "a R rs 81 i e ia = xSb
Improvod By two brick hQuBss and two frame hous.s
known Nos 7oo. ~ 7l3 and US 4sh street. north
west.
year, per cent ssculsd b desd Of r1.s on ts pPp
p1rchss:rn dsposit Of 3So0 VII - PeaSirs5 o Se
och ~ e S 2, e al Mshs sms q ale
ths dsfsulfing gurchas9 sfssE Ave day sdvrsssmsnf
tpgsoa. p. 9. An soavWsnans. e.. q fhs coss q
s3k6 lAS00y1 nam aoo., 49,
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CORNER OF n AND EIGHTH STREETS

NORTHEAST (722 STREET NORTHEAST).
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded the land
records Of the District of Columbia in Lber No l55
folio 342 ct and at the written request the
party secured thereby We will sell q public auction,
iis s. IL 81 NAY Rp iss rh h
HALF-PAST, FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, ali Of sub
hundrsd and eixhty.nne tssgl Of the ground plat
for the same at the southeast Of SAID square
SS, and running thence north on the line Of Eishth
(Sth) street eighty 800 feet more less to q ten
QO foot alley. thence west parallel with the line OF
street north, twenty-fo feet and inch CA ID.
thence south parallel with the line Of Eshth street.
eighty (oO) feet. more or less. TO street north,
thence east along the line Of street the place Of
ginning.
Terms Of SALE One-third % Of the purchase money
IN cash balance in one and two years from date Of
SALE with interest," Tor which notes Of the purchaser
purchasers ust be given secured by deed trust on
the property Sold all cash. the option the pur-
chaser purchasers deposit of two hundred (&OO)
dollars when the property knocked down Ali con-
veyancng and recording at cost purchaser pur-
chasers. terms Of sale are not complied with ten
days from day sale the trustees right
resell at cost and risk of the defaultng purchaser
CHAIN Brown, Ss3 ~ st. n. W.T. Trust.a.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. my2-dkds
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RATCLIFFE. DARR : co., Auctioneers.
~ 90 Pennsylvania avenue n. ".

~ go Pennsylvania avenue n.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SMALL coLLEo-
TON OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of order of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia holding special term for pro-
bate business, will sell on
O'CLOCK An, 1881 ZEN
BIZ 6 RpBaIG AUCTION At THE AUcTIoS Rooms
4 LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
BEDDING. DISHES, &C.. &c.
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator Of the Estate OF Andrew McCAlum-
my0-dkdba
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CHANcERY sALEoF POUR UNIMPRoyFp Iyors
IL sS,y SS9llIpMbIA hLIGHTs. SITUATED ON
STREET. NEAR 18th sTREET ExTENDED.
AND On kENEsAM STREET MAR I3T'H

STREET. SIR Ell EEaE 18th sJkEET ExTESpEp,
STREET EXTENDED.
BY virtue Of order OF the Supreme Conf of In.
1871 in equity cause No ~ 81 wherein NJ cis
s Arthur ssis'aaS sna Sshs, are and
THURs6AS The S1 FSuRrF i5eS' 4 ps p On
ls,i. commencing QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
the ioiio~ing dessTib real estate the county
thirteen l). ten lo and I41 in block number
thirty C and lot numbered two 90 in boCs
TEES. subdiyisiOn q psrt Of Mount Pissssn, ana
lot q. s;ook g, contains nc. 3l2x squAr. feet.
Lot 4. block 81. contains "a nj !. square lei,
Lot = olocs %. contains s3. 91s square fest.
fersd tor sale IN the order above given -
Terms Of sale as @ each lot onetird cash and the
year, 70 Q. seured by the proniissory n0tes II
to bear interest per cent yer snnun until rad.
nss selni-annnaly. OF all cast. the option OF
sRs time cash d'pssI. wild ss,,or
on on 20 e, p Sost 81 s25o: los TO- sloSk 81 s.ss
II the terms OF sale b. comTicd with in ten DAYS
sell the risk and cot Of the dsiSa,ins pupehs ~
All eonNeyAncng and recording at the expense %
p0f'"''s' vi p1rf Irri HuNrox.
Sorcoran building. n,..,....
JOHN {. HEAi-D eoe'e's-
pUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsions ,sH 81 .pa7-eoms.a
TkUNsdIEI's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
81 n sS s oS OF q. D
vs.. Kicks ct al. No. l2.ss equity doc. 81 tho I'M
Sd 70 sell on 3 sd Hp DAY OF ~ nEY
lsi,i, at s., sik o'cLock NJ at public auction, in
described AZ follows BeginninE the souts.sst cor.
nbes isoot alley tseps. no srs so let Ind
south lo ieet snd Inches thence west 20 feet
Terms sale! one-thiri cash balance In two .ou.l
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneer.

RAICI4IFfE, DAHK CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
THIRD STREET NEAR II STREET NORTH
EAST.
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. MAY THIR-
TENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. will offer for sale
in front OF the Premises the north two feet inches
OF lot " and al OF lots 20 81 and - Of John W STAIRS
SUBDIVISION OF lots IN square These lots the
most desirable in the northeast and should command
the attention Of parties in search valuable building
sites.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. cent secured by deed trust on the prop
erty Sold or all cash, at the option the purchs
deposit Of 500 required at time OF sale. IL the
terms OF sale are not complied with in fifteen days.
night reserved to resell the property risk and
cost OF the defauting purchaser after five days al.
SertseIl Lent OF such resale in newspaper put
lished in Washington. DC. All conyeyancins, &c
at the cost Of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
my7-d&ds Ancf,ons.rs
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(tHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE on SIXTH
" STREET EAST BE TWEEN X AND L STREETS
II -

~ STREET LAST BE TWEEN X AND L STREETS
NORTH. WASHINGTON CITY. ID. c,
By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
E26b5. wherein John W. Bsyne and Thomas j. Chew
are complo and Lizzie Leibin and others are de-
fendants. the ersgned. trustee will sell at public
an,tion -, n front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY.
THE TMENTlE1H DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1891. Al
FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ, all those pieces or parcels OF
ground known as Lots numbered 80 81 in James
Calans subdivision. in square No. s.y. situated ON
sixth street east between and streets northeast.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
g. IL and Is months from day Of sale, with interest
from day Of SALE secured by tine promissorv notes OF
the purchaser OF purchasers the purchase OF pur
chasers can lay all the purchase money in cash day
Of sale or rstincation thereof by the rat
hcation Of sale and payment OF the purchase money
and not before the trustee will convey property 10
the purchaser purchasers thereof. taxes and as
sessment Will be paid to day of sale Adeposlt OF $50
on each lot sold will be required when the property
knocked down TO the purchaser. The terms Of sale
must be complied with within fifteen days from day OF
sale or the property will be readvertised and sold
at cost and risk Of defaultng purchaser All convey
ancng at cost Of purchaser.
ANDREW J. DONALDSON. Trustee.
Residence: 11:S2 18th sine.
ONCE Census bureau, corner Sd and @ SITS NV
THOMAS K. WAGGAMAN. Auct. mys-dEds
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AssIGNEE's SALE
OF
FINE GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS.
COMBINATION MosLER SAFE,
GROCERY WAGON. STORE FIXTURES, &c.

On MONDAY MORNING. MAY ELEVENTH. 1891.
ut TEN O'CLOCK, at store No. 924 9th street north
west shall sell the entire contents embracing in
part
Old Crow. Baker, Continental, Jackson, Maryland
Club and Thompson Whiskies in one and two -gallon
deinijohns French Brandies. in demi3ohns and bot
tles Fine Port and Sherry; Virginia Claret about 30
gallons Of Fine Bay Rum Blackberry Brandy; Hol-
land Gin; New England and Jamaica Rum; French
Canned Goods Of all kinds, in glass and tin.
Fine weisbaden Preserves. in glass French Boneless
Sardines; elegant assortment Of California Canned
Fruits Fine Teas, in original Packages; also in and
1Ob. packages 0or individual buyers); Very Superior
Set Of IL Japanned Tea Chests (cost 800; Codees
Canned and Potted Goods of every description Choco-
lates; Maple Sirup Olives and Olive Oil; Sauces and
Condiments: Fancy Cakes and Crackers; English
Dairy Cheese English Jams Flour Of the best brands
Starch; Toilet and Laundry Soaps; Candles. &c.
ALSO
One nearly new Grocery Wagon, one Mosler Comb
nation Safe Fine Refrigerator (cost $3.50, Cofee
Mill. Platform and Counter Scales, Cracker Case,
Show Cases, Shelving. Counters. &c.
NB.-This II fine. fresh stock of goods and should
command the attention Of dealers and individual buy
ers. The wagon, fixtures and safe will be sold at II
O'Clock precisely.
RALPH L. GAIT. Assignee.
LAT1MER SLOAN, Auctioneers. my5-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTrRF paYs,
r ArcLIFFE, DARE co. AogiioassT..
TRUsTEEs' SALE or VERY DESIRABLE
pwhLLISe nousL NEAk iowa ciRcLf.

II ATclIFfE, DARR co. Auctionccrs.
TRgsTEEs' SALE or VERY DESIRABLE
Nv. iiaa s s H8FFsr NEAR IOWA ciRoLk.
BY Nirtne q deed % trus; r~cori-d IN LAIR No
% ccGnSsa We Mi ~. ~ hq prss sa g ss ~ s,
e he rr.sa.es on MONDAY, NAY ffaHff Y VIII
.nss Moers :. 4 .aiivi.sa on s1 sSSsTs s IN
sicE dTsS en- house. d I sy ot se,ss0'y
twsve monss ~s. e, ,s,: .sd sIss IN .. and
Ss.Ss,. TsGsira q s,a and tern. 70 10 so
sl,, and US q dsaut rnrchassr An cpnysy
sale .sei 70 two Ses Of sr.s IN iss
saSurss ~. f Is,ss - and 300 .h,oa
tion $500. n n koBERrsoN.
mys-eodsa. erLM a. 4 IisGR. rru.s.-.-
DuNcANsoS BROS. Auctioa.-r.
sirrsfn luz 4s so SSf sibr 81
ss6I%IEnS FOURTH AND Firth sTkhErs
BY yt!gs 4 s de-, e trust S, y, ss.ns
trc colubs and At the rae., Of a.. ~ ,. ,s s
sT ssFsss Ss No noS 81 4 PPg9s sp S
NAY. 4, y. lsll. AT HkLf-PAsT fivf o'ciocs
N ,y q 1s S 81 IsHa Of s'Ss,s ana n
IN ssS Sss mud as par, q orslnal 10, nanhr-d -
TIC south side II street lt0 feet inces West OF a..
son Of -Sd s 81 s ats ss1 aSr r ,onss y ,he nsr
,hence -outh 100 feet IN lee wide sileS
70. thence north Alons SID east line Of LOO - loo
ieet inches 10 the south street and fh~ne
lairoN -liis nts thereSn --
.srins u sale One third OF purchase money 20 NJ
aiu IN 81 and the balance IN tour equal payment.
~ ~ ,ol tMelNe ~. elt-en ls) and t~anty four
OF Ter cent per Anuun interest," pssssile .-n,,.,,
Aly' and senred by deel trust npon the Trofertv
SUI I al cash. At purchsssrs o.tion. deposit III
hunfcd doiiArs $500 Viii 10 required tins. OF
-. ~ convey ancing and recording purchaser
cSss. II Terms OF safe not compiied with In ten
erty 1t risk OF defaultins purchase ''~'
{. n. WILLIAMSON
". 4. EDMoNsToN
,o,.. Trustees
spp-eodSds once 500 9Th ~ M ~
DUBLIc SALE
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DoNcANsoN bhos.. Auctioneers.
sAT Kso az A5 HR
TWEEN nNb ~ SLEEET g
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
the District Of Coumbls and At the written request Of
VIZ WILLS OF aSss unpaid and 'ssHFs X ssa tTgi
fxsF E5EE Hae
therein r and e ths described estate
Sa to Hs A q original lot Numbered two e
toxether with all the improvements ways easements
rights. privileges and appurenances the same be-
ss u sSs s or
equity or otherwise however Of the grantors in said
q
the land records Of the District Of Coiu96. n0 ~
is .PS e. sy
toned above) and expenses of sale and such
stated at time Of sae) CASH balance years. to
secured by deed Of trust on property Sold all cash.
dspcsi. Of $50 required az tms pPop
srty is knocked of. Terms to Be complied with IN
Il III sss:
as, nvs days 81 Of such resale in
mysdsd, D DsGE3kA G. E. B ahaEHH Trustees.
| II
" PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN g AND II STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding q special term passed
G sn s asnsS Ms.
We VIII 0ner for sale a. public auction on FRIDAY
the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1891 at FIVE O'CLOCK
In front OF the promises. lot 13 square 4S6 in
the city OF washington &C. Said lot fronts 25 feet
on 9th street and extends back OF width IS feet to
an alley. and improved with Q brick house Known
a. No. t25 9TH street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One. cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years from day Of sale
with INTEREST," to be secured BY deed of on the
premises sold deposit Of sou will be required
when the property Is struck off, Conveyancing and
recording at the purchasers cost.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
z5S La ave. l r
NATHANIEL CARUSI, z trustees.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionser:, Oh and st.n.x
ap27-d&ds
S-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED CNTIr,
FRIDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF NAY a. d.
1891. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ sharp.
ARTHUR BIRNEY, I c,
my6-d&ds NATHANIEL CARUSI trustees
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ 9Th and Sta NV

~ 9th and d Sta. NV
AvALUABE STONE RESIDENCE. NO. SIS NORTH
CAkOLINA AVENUE; NINE ROOMS: RIA IL
TIFULLY DECORATED. MAGNIFICENT 10.
CATION ON BROAD AVENUE. COOL. AIRY,
To be sold at AUCTION WEDNESDAY. NAV
O'CLOCK Pm. SAVE
Terms Of SALE trust Of two or three thousand dol
lars to be assumed to run four years from October
next S2 o9O cash. balance in one and two years with
Of trust premises, all cash. deposit of S0 NJ
time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in l.. daTs
from date Of sale the right reserved to resi ~
risk and cost OF defsultpg purchaser. All conyevanc
ing, &C., at purchasers cost
ALSO. ON SAME DAY. AT O'CLOCK.
We will sell four building lots on 9th st. n e bet q
and u, being lot .. square 1913. One-haH cash bal
ance in one and two years other terms same Above
myS-d&dk DUNCANSON BROS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
FoR CASE.

Fon CASE.
Cans California Apsscots 500
Beans California EGG Puma. e1.0o.
Cans California Gresn 0axss. ol-0o
Cans Tsbis fsschss. el-0Q
ma PooLI
THE CASH GROCER
fe12-dm % LouisaAna eve. n
TWO BIG CANS TOMATOES. l5c.; 8 LBs LARD.
.sc big bottle Virginia Claret, pc, ANAL boffls
Sirsni. cisr.s. ise BY eessie zind.nacl o.ingsls
Food Twist Tobacco Sc Per -. rs good crzrs 25c
bottle Brandy. U.s.; bottle Malt Nhisky, 50c.
O'HAkEs
ap231ms 13T IN - n ". nsar Os-
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FOR SICK HEADACHE
Uss Horsford's Acid Phosphste.

Dr.. NJ W. Gray, Cave Spring, Ga, saye 81
ssvs used . win perfect success IN hasitaai sick
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Seraorsn building. p,..,..
JOHN &. HEALD, heceisers-
" go 5th 1T
DoNoANsoN bhos.. Auctioneers. ar%7-eomsSd
TkusIEIs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. KNOWN AS No. Alb RIDGE STREET NORTH
MEDICAL, &c.

u FAD AND BE wIsE--DR. BROTHERS poe b
nt sw. appeared before me and made oath that he
viii guarantee cure in all dis-s-es OF men ana irnI.
medicine. or no charge and Tree a
e BY DR. i s e Mile inIs e ss sT.
pubic IN and Tor the District Of Columbia. tn. 81 d.y
II HAS NEVER BEEN coNTEADIcTED THAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest established adyertis-
ing ladies' physician in the city. DR.. BhoIHERs,
800 u ST. s.w. fortyhve year, expcrience n1y2-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
VI OF two of Dr. BROTHERS. inyisoratng cordial
VIII sure any case OF nervous debility eoo 81 sv.
IL An Established and Reliable Physician,
Can be consulted daily at 4e4 st. between ~ and es
SIS. NV.
Prompt treatment
Once always open. my2-Ns
"A ing DIR. y. r. Theel. 5;ss North az st. The only
German American the ni,ed States Who
send for book Truth. exposing Suacls and their
Home Cure" swlndle. &c. ap301y
professional MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
Gh st.n.w- spl0-lns.
I'M. K.MEYENBERG. MAGNETIC. HAS TREATED
Dwlth success the throat. lunes llentA and
Gated diseases OF both sl7 lath sTst:lm.
he; MULLER. so7S ST. NV. TREATS Az
hoa Hour . 70 & an. and ! 70 7p.n- ' sps Sms
nR. LOBE. :Ess n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa. twenty Year, eXperience. send for boox
tsealed) contzlnsng full particuars for HOAL CURE
Tree of charge. Hours 81 10 so 10 evening" as
old. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
IL you suffer from any special or pervoru a,~r>.
blood robson. effects u indisretion etc ~ Vic ~
Dr. Q; y Theei. ass North Fourth 81, Ssio1 esrseS'
r1il.asPh.. Pa stating your case. and receive book
quacks DR. Thsei ID only Physicssp in tbs United
eslsI. .assi. HOUR ~ 70 q sss SUM
days Sto L. oS<r
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN G AND STREETS

SGTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED rNr1r
FRIDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY, A. d.
1871. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. M SHARP
ARTHUR BIRNEY.
my8-d&ds NATHANIEL CARUSIS Trustees.
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THE BATHING BEACH.
Plans Made for the Swimming Place Near the
Monument.

Hov THE BEACH Is TO BE PREPARED-Two SPA
oIoUs BATHING HOUSES PRoPosED-rHE REGU-
LATIoSs WHICH THE BEACH ASSOCIATION HAVE
IN coSrEMPLArIoS-woRK NOW IN PROGRESS.
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night"
"And you call him deserving?" gasped Mrs.
Bowser, after the tramp had slid out with. an
expression OF the greatest amazement on his
face.
Certainly do. Saw it the instant he entered
the room. It's just as he says about his heart.
and l ought to have given him twice what
did"
If he isn't a tramp and fraud then don't
know one" firmly replied Mrs. Bowser.
"Of course you don't; that's what I've been
trying to tell you. I'd trust that man to carry
my wallet all day. Little down at the heel but
thoroughly honest and conscientious. Hello
please, sir, but here's q policeman who
wants to speak with you at the gate" said the
cook from the hall door.
Policeman? That's funny. Where's my
hat?''
Mrs Bowser followed him out. There stood
an officer and there stood the man Mr.. Bowser
had just given 81 to.
Caught him carrying these things of. sir"
said the officer, as he pointed to pail, an UNI
brella, the cooks shawl. several knives and Q
platter, which the scamp had picked up in the
kitchen as the cooks back was turned.
''You-you didr' gasped Mr.. Bowser.
"Yes, sir. He's bad man, sir, a regular
myself"
:Is it possible! What have you got to say to
THAT you are about the ripest old pumpkin
ever shook for seed" answered the man in Q
hilarious voice.
When the officer had taken him away and
they had returned to the sitting room Mrs.
Bowser looked OF her liege lord and Queried:
"Well?'
"Well what" he snapped.
ut seems you were mistaken"
1T doesn't seem anything Of the sort! In
his great mental excitement over receiving
such large sum Of money the man absently
picked up those things, and il not seized by the
officer would have brought them back and
apologized. I'll see to it tomorrow that the
officers oyer-zealousness gets setback. got
60 to bed"
Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-10
WISHED HE WAS A DoG.
The Had Little Boy Found that
 Brutes Were Worth More Than
From the Chicago Herald.

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 Quite group of people gathered about famishing little dog that had dragged himself out of the way of the crowds on Madison street. He was such an abandoned looking creature that the bad little boy, who had noticed him first, told the elegant woman, whose pity was touched, that the dog had been locked up in basement till he was starving to death The elegant woman took off her gloves and stopped down to the famished animal She sent a young man to the restaurant for cup of milk, trusting the money to him without @ thought of him deceiving her. She had her coachman called, and when he strug- gled through the now augmented crowd she sent him after a cushion. A tall man pushed his tall hat on the back of his head, and, crowding the bad little boy away lift ed the dog for the elegant woman and echoed her expressions of pity. Another man opened his lunch basket and offered tbs best of his dinner for the animal, though it had now grown too weak to eat even a mouthful. A policeman pushed the people right and left and offered to carry the canine to the elegant woman's car riage; man, and he gathered it up in his arms The crowd opened a way for him, and fol- lowed down the street. Q score of them anxiously proffering food, drink or money The carriage rolled away in moment, and hundreds of blessings followed the ele- gant woman whose heart was touched by the sufferings of even the meanest of animals.
 'tBy cripes," said the bad little boy. a wish 1 was dog"