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Mr.. Springer of Illinois has been in the House
SINCE the Forty-fourth Congress. and this il not
the first time he has been candidate for Speaker.
Everybody in the House knows Springer-the
bounding Springer, the smiablA Springer the
loauacious Springer. the smiling Springer, the
erudite Springeri He has always been an active
man on the floor and in the committees and
there Is very little that goes on in the House
that he does not have something to say
about He Is tireless- He knows the history
OF legislation, and will repeat it if need be.
In dress he Is one of the neatest appearing
men in the House, and his manners have
avelvet surface. His spirits blossom out fresh
every morning. like the flowers he always has
IN his button hole. As fighter he is most per-
slstent and slow to recognize defeat. No one
would be quick to ssy unkind thing of him.
and IL they did he would forgive it at once
He enters nearly every contest that comes up.
whether 1t 10 great or small goes through il in
most amisble manner and comes out Of il un-
rufied and apparently not much concerned
whether the result has been victory or defeat
There may be some men in Congress who do
not hike him, but they are very few
As an orator he is more effective on
the stump than in the House and
when in a campaign he does not let little mat
tiers Inconvenience him. During the last CAM
paign, for instance. his two principal speeches
were delivered while he was in agony with a
too<hache, and he was none the less fluent
aud smiling because of il
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That Telephone to BE Taken Out.

From the Chicago Tribune.
There is telephone in their residence, and
as it is used principally by Mrs. Binks and her
friends it is perhaps natural that it should be
identified solely with Mrs. Binks, aud that Mr..
Binks-well, Mr. Binks answered when the bell
rang few nights ago, and this is the CONVEX.
sation that took place:
"Hullov'
"Well?"
us this Mrs. Binks?"
mo"
Il mean is this Mrs. Binks' telephonefs'
"No; it's the companys"
"Well, is this Mrs. Binks' house?'
Il don't know. I'm beginning to think Der
haps it is"
"What?''
yes, I guess It is Every one seems 70
think it is, anyway"
us Mrs. links daughter thers2"
no"
"Well, who is this?"
"Oh, this IL only Mrs. Binks' husband, the
father OF Mrs. Binks' daughter, the man who
lives In Mrs. Binks' house and occasionally
drives Mrs. Binks' horses. She got him with
the house. you know"
.'Oh, she did!'
"Yes, she did,
Tough on Mrs. Binks isn't it?"
That telephone will probably be taken out oil
the house.
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Something Turned Up
From Good News
Kind Lady-"Why do you stand here 20 long.
my poor man?''
Iramp-"rm waiting for something to turn
up"
Kind Lady-'Td like 10 help you, but I
can't Here il cents, all the change have. -
Tramp-''Thankse, mum"
turn up?"
TramP-"Yes, indeed. mum. Follsr me
around the corner, mum, an you'l zee beer
glass turn up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-28

secretary blAIne's Trip to PhfIadeIphia.
Secretary of State Blaine arrived in Philadel.
phia from Washington last evening at o'clock
and went directly tolthe Stratford Hotel Mr..
Blaine went from Washington alone and was
met by his son, James G. Blaine. jr.. who is
employed in the Office of the Pennsylvania
railroad. Mr. Blaine remained in his room at
the hotel all the evening. He declined to be
seen, sending down word to the representatives
Of the newspapers that his visit was upon
purely personal business and had no public
interest. The fact Of Mr. Biaines visit was
unknown to the local political leaders, and. as
consequence, his only caller was DIR. J. Madi-
SON Taylor, who was his physician during his
illness last summer at Bar Harbor. DR.. Taylor
was seen after he left Mr.. Blaine, but he said
that his call upon Mr.. Blaine was not in any
way professional one, but CT a., social nature
only.
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"Figaro" to Be Prosecuted.

When the archbishop of AK was convicted
of insulting NJ. Falliers and fined 1000 francs,
Figaro If Paris decided that it would open
public subscription to raise the amount nee
essary to pay the fine. 1t printed an appeal to
the public. The government did not approve
of this action, holding that it was violation OF
the press law, which forbids the opening OF
subscriptions to pay legal costs. A citation
was. therefore, served upon the editor, and he
will be prosecuted.
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Why He Was There.
From the Chicago Tribune.

From the CHICAGO Tribune.
This sealskin, in my opinion" said the
salesman. stroking the costly fur and speaking
in a confidential murmur to the mild-looking
man outside the counter, will suit the lady
better than anything We have in stock"
Mrs. Strongmind overheard him.
II will take this other oue," she remarked
with emphasis. Il brought my husband along,
sir, TO pay the BILL"
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Erom Jutlra.

From Jusixs.
You must honor your parents" the Sun
day school superintendent said 10 the new boy.
Il an sure you obey your mother"
YES, sir" came the reply, with an emphasis
that rather startled the qusstioner.
And you and your little brother here always
show her respect, don't your
abe kin"
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Mercier Proposes 70 i

MERCER Proposes to Fight His Detractors.
A Montreal special says: Warrants have
been issued by Premier Mercier for the ar
rest Of Senator Tusse, proprietor OF La
Minerue. and Mr.. BerthIaume publisher of
La Presse, the organ OF Hon. J. 4. Chapleau,
secretary Of state, for criminal libel Mercier
says he has determined upon putting an end to
the guerilla warfare which is being waged
against him by these papers.
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Mrs. Besant Arrives in New York.

Mrs. Annie Besant. who is probably the mos,
prominent member Of the theosophical society
now living, but who expressly disclaims being
Madame Blavatsky's successor, arrived in New
York yesterday by the steamer City Of Berlin.
She was to have gone to India this month, but
has deferred that trip for year, and, accord
ing to her own statement came to America by
the advice of her physicians. who advised the
rest OF a short excursion. She appears to be
in excellent health
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Chace, The Opium smuggler, Indicted.
The grand jury of New York has indicted
Chace, the alleged opium smuggler.

Murderers Released on Thanksgiving Day.
According to custom the governor Of Mas
sachusetts pardcned two state prison convicts
on Thanksgiving day. The fortunate men are
Charles A. Briggs, who was committed in 1881
on a life sentence for murder in the second
degree in killing Charles Stauson because of
jealousy on account Of Briggs wife, and Thos.
H. McCullen. who was sentenced for life in
April, 1882. for murder in the second degree,
in killing his wife.
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The WimOJau9hsis.

Wimodaughsis has changed its evenings at
home to Monday, instead OF Thursday. and on
each alternate Monday hopes to present some
interesting paper or talk on the live subjects of
the day. All friends made welcome at
these meetings. On next Monday, November
30, Mrs. Leggett will give a talk on journalism
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Mrs. Gush-"Bobby IL two years old and he
hasn't spoken q word. I shall make desperate
experiment, and if that fails TO loosen his
tongue, give him up
Mrs. Mush-"What will il beY'
Mrs Gush-.i have engaged Q box at the
opera-"-Ne.c York Herald
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noo3-dSds Alp 18th n
u AICLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.

II A1CLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
NORTHEAST CORNER Or TWENTY-FOUR1H
AND l. STREETS NokTHsE EST, CONTAIN
ING EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. NEW
HOUSE. IN PERFECT REPAIR PAPERED
THROUGHOUT IN EIRS1-CLASs STYLE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER FIRST,
1891 at HALF FOUR O'CLOCK, We will OF er
for sale. in front of the premises.
Sub Lot 80.
Square 81.
Fronting l5xj4 g..
Improved by a wel-but 3-story brick house with all
modern improvements.
Terms: Over and above incumbr of a. 600 to
be paid in cash. deposit Of 500 required al the
tune OF sale II the terms Of sale not complied
with in days from the day of sale night
to resell the property the risk the default
ing purchaser after ve days Of such re-
sale IN some newspaper published IN Washington ID. c.
All conveyancing and recording at the OF the pur-
chaser. RATCIIFEE DARR A. go
no23-d6ds Auctioneers
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In . glove fight to the finish at Birming-
ham, Ala, Thursday night before a large audi
snce Eugene McElroy of Birmingham knocked
out Frank Fitzwillams Of Cincinnati in the
third round. Both men have been in training
here for six weeks, and the public was greatly
disappointed at the easy way in which the
Cincinnatian was laid out. The fight was
ostensibly for the benefit Of the Alabama Ath-
letic Club. The betting was in Fitzwiiiiams'
favor
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JOHN p. SHEPHERD,
Rooms ~ and rs, lie Droit building, Receiysr
nolO-dts sGs N 81. n W.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneer,.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucrioneer-.
~ sth and d Sta NV
EXECUTORS, AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
KNOWN As 3io sEyENTH STREET N1RTH.
MIST sT Ss1 t r1pkf A. AyLSlL NoETH;
STREETS SOUTHWEST;
FINE BUILDING Ld 1FS OK EIGHTH STREET
NEAR PENNsYLvANIA kiEStR souTH.
By virtue Of the powersi in us vested viii offer for
sa,s at publ auction in front of the Respective
Dn %, ~ aaf sa g. the hGgs n
cty. to Wit: On WEDNESDAY. THE SfNfH II D Az
81 TaR PPEEG aS.lndks A ID. 1891. at HALF-PAsT
r,oni PART s Or ~ LOTS AND TO- SQUARE So
with depth Of 100 eet and inffoved iase Gfsei
business heSse kRGwRs ls skNENTh sIEE1I
next % the National Bank Repubic and now under
On ssMI DAY. Al oth n rIh FAST rouR
PART OF LOT s, SQUARE AS.
IsfGNA AVENUE between SIXTH and d's SE Y III
n's SSr1sss Srst At2sT
nov occupied by grocery;
business property in the District and suitable Tor
business Of most any and investment
Dos THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF DEcEM.
'hA' Ap' issi' at fo oF ocLockhM, PART
Lot. c. d and =. square as5,
inches on ioh ste west improved 5s SreS
dwelling southeast corner of 10Th and south
On SAME DAY. At FoRTY-FIvE MINUTES
LOT H. SQUARE 9O2
Fronting 20 feet sh east by depth OF los
feet inch. this 10: being Just south Of PENNsYL-
NANlA AVENUE.
Terns: one-auarter cash. balance in equal INSTALL
nents al i. : ana years notes lie gwen tor de-
ierred pay ments bearing Ter cent per inter
est, payab semi annually and 10 be ured By Deed
o. .rtst on me prem S. sold or al cash at oyio
deposit Of e. 800 required on property $40 9TH
street northwest; sloO on properly I.sS LOUISIANA
avenue. and 500 each the other two t1,-s al
time property bid off, Terms TO e complied with IN
70 days Otherwise the right reese III. lrol
erty IN default at the risk snd OF tine
purchaser or purchasers, alter 10 days
OF such RESALE an Some newspaper publisheA
ington, DC. HENRY BRADLEY
GEOhGEG BRADLEY
Surviving Exec utoIs rustees.
no26-d6ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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~ 9Th and d streets north west

no1Q-eod
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Mail Steamers Taken From Hallfax.

Mail Steamers Taken From halifax.
The Withdrawal of the Atlantic mail steamers
has interfered greatly with the business Of Hal
flax. At present there are seven or eight steam
ship cargoes awaiting shipment there and it is
said that the Donaldson line will send several
boats from Glasgow to carry over their freight
Some of the goods which ought to be going
forward now cannot be shipped before the
middle of January
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Two men, instead OF twelve or fifteen a.
previously reported, were killed by the land
slide on the Northern Pacific railroad near
Canyon. Washington. on Wednesday night
Five men were injured and two who were car
ried into the river have not been accounted for
The dead are Andrew Anderson, thirty-two;
Chas. johnson, twenty-six. Both unmarried
The missing are Christian Erickson and J.
Powell.
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AUCTION SALES.
EUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
WEkks co.. Auctioneers.
w $50 Louisiana ave..
Opp. City Post Oface
JAPANESE sArsUMA AND CHINESE ART
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.

MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY JAPANESE VASES.
ALL SHAPES AND IN SIZES FROM To aS
INCHES; TETE-A-TETE SETS, CUPS AND
sAuCERs. BRONZE VASES. CLoIsONNE.
KORO. TOKONOBY, GOLD-EMBRoIDERED
SCREENS. AWAIT AND THEN WARE. BEAU
TIFUL CHINA MEDALLION WARE, JARDI.
EIEREs AND ART BRIC-A- BRAC DECORATED
DISHES. &C.. &C.. TOGETHER WITH AN AL
MOST ENDLESS VARIETY OF SMALL WARES
The whole of our second floor has been devoted to
display this most beautiful collection and variety
which invite the attention OF the artiovine public
We respectfully call attention to this. the finest and
largest exhibition Of genuine imported goods that has
ever been offered at an auction sale in this city.
The sale will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRTIETH, at TEN O'CLOCK AN.
JOE JAMES.
no28-3t WING wAH. LEE co.
T .ATIMEK 4 SLOAN, Auc,ioneer..
~ 14Uo q st. near U. 3. Treasury.
IMPORTANT SALE
OF THE FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS
OF FINE RESIDENCE,
NO. 12O2 ST Rect
NORTHWEST,
EMBRACING IN PART
parler Suites. Fine Brussels. Hall and Stair Carpets.
.isrs Hall slsn fg
Woven Wire Springs. Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
rorfrent Wanu, Ca6ines Bedstead Toilet Ware, Wal.
nut Chffonier. Folding Mantel Bedstead, Single
Boo1ssand Bed Lounges Walnut Dining T Room
F1r n ~ and Kitchen Eegaisi,es Sc Sp
1891. eOn%encinE a Ten O'CLOCK. We snail sell al
T
yanase to attend this SALE, the goods are in first
np.,6 dts AuctIoneers
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH SThEET BE
IWEhN AND STREETS NORTHWEST

WAS HINGTON. d. C.
By virtue of deed of trust to dated March 20.
A. D. 1880, and duly recorded in Liber 1872, folio 4O
ct seq one Of the land records of the District
lunbla, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby We will sell a: public auctyn a. front the
NN9CYyEMMBtR, Ap: 1891. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK +. NJ the following piece parce. of prop
erty. situate In the city OF WASHINGTON, D. C.. and
being lot No. in Robert Coltnan executor and
tee and James Adams, trustee, Subdivision as re-
corded in Book W +. folio 81 Of the records OF the
surveyors Office of the District aforesaid square num-
bsred three hundred and nine (0s) the fronting
u feet on 18th street by depth of % feet an
alley, together with the improvements, sc.
Terms of sale; One-third OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash and residue twelve {lt and eivh
teen s) months. with Interest at six g, per cent
purchaser Is to give promissory by
OF trust on the property svld ali cash. option
purchaser. Eterms OF sale not complied with in
ten lOl days from day Of sale trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the Iisk or defsultin
purchase. after hve days advertisement OF such re-
sale in some newspaper published IL Washington d.
G. deposit of two hundred dollars (s2OO) will be re-
quired at time Of SALE ALI conveyanciLs anu IecorI-
ing at purchasers cost.
c. h. WILLIAMSON.
W. E EpM0NSTON, Trustees.
no14-eod Office 500 9Th ST. NV
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Product of Iron Works Of 16xo.

Product OF Iron works Of 16zO.
In cleansing the shores Of Wenhsm lake,
In Massachusetts,, remains Of old iron
works have been discovered. The iron IL what
is known as bog iron, and there are many evil
dences of its having been mined and smelted.
1t is thought the works were operated about
1910. about the time similar mines were estab-
lished in Saugus and Rowley, the first in
America.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d sts NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 3

STkEET BkTWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS NEST. WASHINGTON, d. c
Under and by virtue Of three certain deeds OF trust
u.s. duly recorded in Iiber numbered l4:}3 folio PISS,
ct seq PSI Ct SEQ and 292 ct seq. OF the land rec
the partie. secured Thereby. we. the undersigned
premises, on MONDAY. .IHh SEVENTH OF DE.
CEMBER. ID. 1891. AT FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ.
all that certain piece parcel of land situate Wash
inrton city. District of Columbia. and beng part OF
original lot numbered l3 in square numbered 635 the
same having total front Of 20 feet on said South
street by w ieet IN depth and improved three
prick dwell nxs each having frontage on said South
street Of 70 feet the being fully described
IN the above referred to deeds OF trtlst.
Terms OF sale: The above houses will be offered and
sold separstely> and the terms sale each will
be as follows, namely: Onethird Of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash and the residue in equal
instaments, payable in twelve Q2) and eighteen
S) months, and with interest at six go per per
annum payable semi-annuaily. for which the pur-
Chaser il to give pronssory notes. secured by deed
OF trust the property sold, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit 500 Will be required
on each house when sold All conveyanciug and J. e.
corng at purchasers cost Terms OF sale in case of
each house to be complied with in days from day
OF sale the trustees reserve the right to
sell At risk and cost Of ,setaultinx puI chaser.
@. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
W. (. EDMONSTON. Trustee,
nOl4eOd Office 800 nth N "
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Shot bv His Hnntin~ Connan,on.

sndt Dy Hts HuntfhK CompantOn.
While out hunting in Texas on Thurs.
day Conductor Mike Dryer Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway vas acci-
dsntally shot and instantly killed by his COM
Philadelphia.
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A collisiou occurred at Msssengsrvills, N. T..
on the Delaware, LAckswsnna and Western
railroad, between Z sopth-bound freight train
and passenger train, in which several wsfs
injured, but no one killed
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THOMAS A. ROVER r..
nol4-eod&ds JOHN ELBERT, irus@ees.

PuBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE
L Navy Yard. Warrington, D.. C.-Navy Depart
msnt. @ashinEton; D G.. November ~ 1sSl. &C:
the act Of Congress-, approved Angus. s. lss, Stat
otes at Large. volume =. page 296. and the FAC:
making appropriations for the naval service for the
fiscal year ending June 30 1891 and for other pur-
posss approved June 30. $780, there will be sold ..
The Y. Msyy Ysrd. Washington. D; c., DECEMBER
EIFTEENTH, 1881, certain material belonging 20
the navy; condemned as unnt for u.s therein. Con-
skmmings. 10 tons brass skinminxs; 81 tons
SUE. SUE sS ~ ma one large Pianer The sal
sealed proposals for the purchase Of the material.
The proposals must be made in dupcst e ncIosed ia
an envelope Endorsed Proposals the purchase Of
old material at the Navy Yard, Washington, D. to
b opened December 49, 1891 and must reach the Of.
nee Of the Paymaster Of the Yard later than IL
o'clock noon on the above date when bids w be pub
the above Quantities. at the price bid must
each bid AZ for the payment OF the balance
the removal OF the material within days from
OF acceptance OF bid. This deposit will lie forfeited 10
the United States event of pay such bal
and make removal within the time stated These
deposits wi be made with the Paymaster OF the Yard
The material VII Ls sold as i lies and must be removed
ernment The right TO reject amy all bids is re-
served B. y. TRACY. Secretary Of the Navy.
nOlS-caw2w
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y ATCLIFFE. pARR 4 CO.. Aucuoneerx
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
STORY EiGHT-RooM FRAME HOUSE, No

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN ShOkGElOMN D. C., b ING THE Two
STORY EiGHT-RooM FRAME HOUSE, No.
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to us and duly
Recorded IN Lber l4s, az folio 4.S ct seq one Of me
land recoids tor the District of Colulla and AZ the
request OF the party secured thereby the
trustees VIII sell by pubic autiun IN front Of the
prsniises. on THURSDAY. DECEMBEk BIRD.
AZ lSyl. AT QUARIEh PAST IOUE O'CLOCK
r NJ. the following described Land and prelnsses,
situate IN the city OF Georgetown. District OF
Solnmois. ,oo and DESIGNATED as the eastern
o. lot one hundred aud twenty Cl2UD in Bealls ad,
diton TO Georeetown District Of Columbia. and run
ming OF the sane width back depth of hundred
and twenty feet the being bounded on the west
to the depth Of nney 900 feet by (io) foot
peang the same property conveyed bs BENJAMIN n.
Daley BY Deed dated May 4. 1877. and recorded IN
loer s0o. folio 80. &c. OF tie land records
the DISTRICT OF Columbia toetner with all aud
lar the improvements. ways. easements, rlghts,
PRIVILEGES and appurtenances the belonging
or in any wise sppertalninx.
Terms OF sale: ODe-tbirl cash balance In one and
two years. with interest st the Of Ter PET
annuln payable seni-annuAlly, and secured by deed
% trust on the Premises sold. ali cash. st the Option
q the purchases. deposit OF $40 required st the
time VI sale Terms to be complied with In nteen days.
otherwiss the trustees reserve the rtx TO resell At the
rsk md cost OF the deaaultnR purchaser Alter hve
dAGs sdverttseanenc All convey ancfng. recording.
&C.. 81 the cost OF the purchaser.
nag, M. Z. shahss6oaauE. Trustees.
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THoAAs BOWLING 4 SON. Aucuon.sr.
6l2 st n

i 6lZ st. n ".
CHANCIRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. 0O1 FOURTH srkEET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
csrrs e Columb,s psssed IN equity csuse no. ls3l2
On me oeh DAY OF October, lczy1 ofer for
on the p.slhaso MONDAY, DECEMBER sEykNTH,
ls9i, 1 FOuk O'CLOCK P. NJ. part Of lot in Todd
ana feppers subdfyasoo OF square x1. Oestnnin ~
point on eth sfiees - feet inches north me
southvea corner of said square and running thence
r. - pcns. md thence .sst 70 point e sxinn nE
1rrm o. sale; q, 100 cash. balsnce in equa. IN
sau4s e one and two ysars. with interest," sscurvd
~ oe9Q ~ Trust On the propexty. Ai cash. the
ope1ea e ~ purchasse. Terms b complied with
= - Say g - srsssss sssssys the nxht e rsssl e
s4vsss.seeeeE dsgs.f q eleO sseuarsd e. ID tins
sssskss.. z e 7kp8ix " 80 q
u.nlfk;ssia~.n- .-