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DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
Senator Call Secures All but Four vo
Needed for the Nomination.

Senator Call Secures All but Four Votes
Needed for the Nomination.
From 8 o'clock last night till after II the
Florida joint democratic caucus debated the
merits of the two-third and majority rules, and
then, upon q roll-csll being ordered ON a sub
stitute motion Of Monday night to adopt the two
third rule the vote stood 56 to 40 and the two
third rule was adopted. Many of Calls sup
porters were unwilling to place him in nomi-
nation on majority rule and therefore voted
with the opposition. The Call men assisted in
making the vote unanimous, and then Calls
name was formally placed in nomination by
Hon. Frank Clark, representative from Polk
county.
Representative McTae Of Pasco county
placed the name Of ex-Gov. w. D. Bloxham in
nomination and there were numerous second
ing speeches on both sides. Tho Opposition
had conferred on Bloxham during the latter
part Of the day and the presentation Of his
name was no surprise.
The first vote resulted % follows: Call. GO:
Bloxham, 81. Call had four less than two
thirds.
The second ballot resulted: Call, 50; Blox-
ham, 50. Senator Bristol Of VolusiA county
changed his vote from Call to Bloxham, and the
Call men claim that he win come back into the
fold again. At 1915 the csucus adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN.
A NUISANCE COMPLAINED OF.

NUISANCE COMPLAINED OF.
Residents in the neighborhood Of SD and VI
streets complain of the nightly congregations
of the small boys Of town in front of their
houses and on their doorsteps. who. by their
wells and cries. make the forepart of the night
hideous and sleep impossible, and. as their Ian
guage is not always the most select. it makes
the nuisance greater. The attention of the
police is called to the matter with the hope that
their overpowering presence will soon abate it.
A PLEASANT DANCE.
Mrs. Walter Robinson gave a very pleasant
dance at her home. $3.50 street last night
which was largely attended by her numerous
friends Afterward a supper was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles z. Williams. Mai. and Mrs Bates,
Mrs C. II. Cragin and Misses Anderson, Bacon,
Hayden. Bradley, Giebert, Casillear. Cassin,
Dougal. Bates and Messrs. Leeteh, Shepperd,
DougL, johnson, Condit and Others
ALTTERARY AND ATHLETIC CLUB.
About sixty young men of this place are Or
ganizing themselves into a social, literary and
athletic club, and judging from the ability Of
the gentlemen at the head of the undertaking
IL promises to rival in importance many clubs
of several years standing. They have leased
and are fitting up 1901 SD street. which prom
ises to make them very cosy club house.
VISITORS TO ARLINGTON.
Large crowds pass through town daily on
their way to Arlington The number of visi-
tors at this interesting place increases every
year more than 100 per cent as shown by the
register kept in the old Lee mansion there.
The road from the Aqueduct bridge to the
cemetery Is always kept in good condition and
watered every day by the soldiers of the fort
thus making the drive pleasant one on the
most dusty day.
Another ornament to the town is the hand
some store and residence recently erected by
Mr.. ]. I. Clements-
Mr.. Joseph Schladt will put o new front in
the West Washington Hotel
Mr. Georgs W. Ray is suffering with the
grip.
The funeral Of Karl Ramsburg took place
yesterday from his home. 2S19 Q street. and
Oak Hill
The Erminie Pleasure Club gave their last
complimentary hop of the season at the Ma
tonal Rifles Armory last night, and all who at
tended expressed the belief that 1t was the
most pleasant this popular club has ever given
The House Of the Good Shepherd on T street
extended is now entirely finished. and adds
another large and handsome building to
George5owns already goodly share.
The Tudor Place Tennis Club have reorgan-
lied for the coming season and some fine play
ing may be seen in n few DAYS at their grounds
ON 3lst street, as q number of its members
gained enyiable regulations last year for their
skillful playing In the various tournaments in
which they competed
Bishop Paret Of Maryland confirmed about
eighteen candidates at St Johns Church on
Monday night, after which a most eloquent
sermon was preached on the subject, Ii You
Knew the Gift OF God"
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A CREDITABLE VICTORY.
The Senators Overcome the Bostons-Other
Games Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
It was a good-sized assemblage that wit
messed the home team bat the ball and win the
game with Boston thereby yesterday in eight
innings- The score was to 5. and the game
was as close and exciting and as hard fought as
any that has been played in Washington for
some years The batting was heavy from the
start Nothing but two-base hits suficed, and
Of these Hatfield had three. The Statesmen
played perfectly in the field. On the other
hand Boston's aggregation were unable to bat
until the sixth inning, when the visitors
pounded as il they never meant to stop. They
were shut Of, however. before the lead Of the
home team Was overcome and the game was
saved
The batteries were Bakely aud MEG uire and
Burlington and Farrell. O'Brien was substi-
tuted for Burlington in the sixth and keefe for
Bekely in the seventh
Washington made 10 hits and no errors and
Boston hits and four errors
AMATEUR EASE BALL
The local amateur base ball season was opened
yesterday by games between the Columbia A c.
and the Y. M. c. A. s and the W. L. l. C. nine and
Georgetown University. The former was played
on Analostsn Island and was won by the Column
bias by 10 to 3. Columbus made hits and
errors and Y. NJ. c. A. hits and 7 errors. Bat
terles, Sprlgman and DAILY. Catlln ana Johnson
Georgetown defeated the W. L. I. c. by TO 2.
The college boys made hits and errors and
the Infantry A hits and errors Batteries,
Shoemaker and Rackey, Wise and Hayden.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
st. Louis, 8; Columbus, 9. Hits, st. Louis. IL;
Columbus 10. Errors, st. Louis, 6; Columbus,
4. Batteries, Stivetts and Boyle, Gastright and
Dowse.
Louisville, 8: Cincinnati, s. Hits, Louisville,
9; Cincinnati, Z. Errors. Louisville, 8; Circin-
natl, /. Batteries, Ehret and Ryan, McGLl,
Mains and Vaughn.
Baltimore, 2; Athletics, o. Base hits, Balti-
more 2; Athletics. z. Errors. Baltimore, 0;
Athletics, 6. Batteries. Mcliahon and Robin
son: weighing and Cross.
The Peabodys of East Washington were badly
defeated by the Wavsrieys Monday evening at
the Arsenal grounds. the score being "a to 0.
Lewis of the Peabodys was hit hard and often,
while Rsbstock Of the Waverleys was inyincible.
The batteries were Robstock and Bishop and
Lewis and Gordon
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Remains OF the Young Count Deposited I'm
the Bayard Vault.

The remains Of Count r. A. Lewenhaupt
were Deposited yesterday in the Bayard family
vault in the Old Swedes cemetery at Whining
ton, Del The services were very simple and
affecting. The body was removed from the late
home Of the count, No. I0l7 Adams street.
early in the afternoon and taken to Old Swedes
Church Before leaving the house the bereaved
Countess Leveahaupt and the members of the
Bayard family took their last view o. the dead.
The cedar coffin then closed and was not
opened again Thomas F. Bayard and his son.
Thomas +. Bayard. jr.. were the only relatives
who followed the hearse.
The funeral service was held at O'Clock.
Before that time the members Of the family
and relatives and friends, all of whom, atten,ied
the welding Of Count Lewenhaupt to Miss
Ellen Bayard thirteen days before, had as
sembled 10 sec the last rites
The service was conducted by Bishop Leigh
ton Coleman and Rev. Martin b. Dunlap rec
tor Of the church A large choir sang the Sc
lsct' ons, the XIX Psalm and the hymn, 90
Paradise" Mr.. Dunlap said the prayers for
those in affection and the benediction.
blshop Coleman was much affected during
the service At the concluding benediction
the family and friends withdrew Immediately.
and wife, Miss Florence and Miss Louise Bayard,
Thomas =. Bayard, jr., and his brother Philip,
Mr. and Mrs Levi C.. Bird. Senator and Mrs
George Gray, Henry Banning, John Banning,
Judge Grubb, e. r. Benson, E L. Peacock l..
q. Nardegrift. Baron Posse, Swedish consul at
Boston. A q sheldon Of Cleveland Ohio.
The bereaved wife and her sister, Miss Mamie
Bsyard- did not attend the funeral Upwards
Of loo persons were in the cemetery.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

c. wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success as follows: 81
always feel happy when I am advertising, for
then know that, waking or sleeping, 1 have n
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
who is certain TO enter the households from
which, il at all, my trade must come" To
secure the services Of such an agent as this
shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in The
EVENING STAR 1t is read by everybody in
Washington.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
~ go Penna. ave. n ".

u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts..
~ y2O Penna. ave. NV
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND RHODE Is
LAND AVENUE NORTHWEST AND IMPROVED
b. THREE BRICK HOUSES. Nos. AL AND
AIN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND Ills
FIFTH STREET. CORNER RHODE ISLAND
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On THURSDAY AFT ERNOON, APRIL SIX
TENTH. A. ID. 1871. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we
will offer tor sale. in 4. Mt Q. the premises.
IN SQUARE NORTH OF SQUARE EOS.
Fronting ll2 1e.t and inches on Rhode Island ave
ana 81 feet inches on 1tn st. NV This property,
which will be subd vded and sold in three parcels
improve by rec brick houses. Nos l7l5 9TH st. and
AL and AIN Rhode Island ave.
Terms OF sale. CASH deposit of 800 on each par
Gel required ut time Of sale. III comp
with in fifteen days from the day of sale the right
to resell It tine and cost the deiautinl
chaser's cost. kATCL1FFE, DARR CO.,
Auctioneers.
auctioneers and will DO exhib ted at sale. ap7dSds
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THE COURTS.
Eo11ry CouRr-.Jpioe zo,

EQUITY CoURr-Jtdge Hdgner.
Yesterday-Cox agt. Cox; sale ratified nisi.
In re Albert ]. Richards, alleged iunatic; refer
ence to auditor ordered. White agt. White;
sale finally ratified and reference to auditor.
Perry agt. Brooks; sale decreed and J. c. Mar
bury appointed to sell. In re lunacy Of
Thomas Lynch; committee ordered to file bond.
PRoBATE CoURr-Jsaige Hdgner.
Yesterday-In re estate OF Ann II. Nash; pc
tition of George c.. ODER for probate of will
In re estate Of Mary Ann Bohn; petition Of
Joseph BONN for letters In re estate Of A. +.
Schoef; application of w. K. Schoeff for let
tiers: In re estate Of Cordiae Storrs; petition
for letters.
CRMISAL CouRr-Judge Bradley.
Yesterday-William johnson, assault to kill;
verdict Of guilty Of assault and battery; not
guilty Of intent to kill. Henry Sanders. policy;
surrendered by surety. James w. Humphrey;
plead guilty and is sentenced. Robert Quiet,
housebreaking; plead guilty; sentenced to Al
bany for five years. Queen Victoria Williams,
housebreaking; verdict of guilty on second
count; sentenced. Charles s. Brooks, policy;
nolle prossed.
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ap14-d&ds

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY vIR-
tue of writ of er facias issued out of the clerk
office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF Coum
cash. in front OF the court house door Of said District
on SAI qHDAm. NJ, IHE SECOND DAY " MAY. 1891.
and interest OF the defendant in and to the following
described property. to wit ALI of lot numbered sixty
nine GOD OF Chaplnan's subdivision square mum
bered three hundred and slxtyfOur (64, recorded
yeyors Office OF the District Of Columbia together
Seized and levied ON the property Of Nancy Jana
BARTLETT and will be sold to satisfy execution No,
3074S ut law, in favor OF Thomas Heany.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDEIL.
United States Marshal.
ap9tomy2 RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts.
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y ATCLlFFE. DARR b CO.. Auctionesu.
LING HOIISES Nh. nTrS

CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE Dwell
LING HOUSES BEING PREMISES No Gr3 l.
STREET AND 30Y l. STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Colrt Of the
District Columbia passed in eQuty cause No. l3ehj
tine undersigned trustee will sell public auction in
front 40, 81 tue premises on TUESDAY, APRIL
10 feet front by tie depth of the lot the east one
half Of lot L. 40: in the city of Washington 10
dwelling
AND. Immediately thereafter, will sell part Of
lot III square A.6 Washington. D. e., beginning on
street. 40 feet inches the southeast cor
ner Of tue square and running thence west Is feet
north IS feet east ID feet south 7S feet the begin
nlng. improved by a two-story BRICK dwelling house
years with interest from the of sale and secured
by deed Of trust ON the property sold. the pur-
sl0O on each parcel will be required at the time sale
not complied ,th i'll fifteen days the right is re-
resell at the risk and cost Of the defautinr
purchaser. All conveyancinyand recording at tile pur
chaser's cost n H. SHEA, Trustee
60 Penn. ave. NV.
N. ]. COLBEkf, Trustee
ap14-d&ds Sun buildinp
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TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET be-
souTHwEsT In THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, D. q.
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearn9 dxae the 4th DAY
Of December, 1877. recorded in Lber No. 200, folio
one Of the land records for the District Of Column
will offer TOR sale u public auction In front Of the
PreWisss on FRIDAY. THE TWEETY- FOURTH
nT%ssEsd sss, John T L.csys ssSo!dsd
square numbered four hundred and thirty (135).
iinpreyed ~ two.stery brick dxeiing lot fronf-
Terms OF sale; Qne-thtrd Of the purchase nonsy IN
cash. Of which 1910 must 10 paid down when the bid
months. respectively for which the purchasers
cash, q the option Of the purchaseE All examinins
Of title, couveyancing and recording ct purchnsersS
coat. Terms 70 be complsd With within ten days from
DAY g ale otherwise the property may b resold q
E0nAaD I. xoRsx1x. Trussss,
epA6d80 80 10u111ana evo. n ".
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( ATIMER b SLOAN, Aucuonesrs,
~ laOS q ST near II s. Treasn

4 ATIMER SLOAN, AuctiOneers,
~ 14O9 Il ST. U. s. Treasury.
80 PAIRS LADIES' AND GENTS ASSORTED
SHOES OF THE FINEST GRADES,
AT AUCl ION.
On FRIDAY. APRIL SEVENTEENTH 1891, at
Ten orc -OCk A. NJ. within salesroonis l4lEJ q
street northwest. will sell withou; reserve to re-
duce the stock OF local dealer, about 30 pairs Of
Ladies and Gents Shoes OF fine grade retailing in the
regular way from four to dollars yer pair Terms
CASH.
ALSO
Lot Turkish Goods. such Fee Caps. Slippers Toys
tipes, Fans, Brass Goods &c. &c
~ LAiIMEh SLOAN,
apl4-& Auctoneers.
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ $40 Pa ave n W.

CHANCERY SALE OF AN INTEREST IN vALU-
ABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
king ct al are coplainans and James q. Naylor.
e. al are rsondents, will sell in front OF pren-
ises on WEDNESDAY. APRIL FIFTEENTH, 1891
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. Nj, one undivided interest in
lots numbered twenty t2 and thirty eight GSS)
IN Alex H. Shepherds subuiv.s on III square num-
Dered SIX hundred and twenty three (:,) according
tue ground pat plan of the city Washington in
the District of Columbia.
Each Of these lots fronts eighteen S) feet north
H street and extends northwa, dly with the same
width seventy (1U) ieet to nine 90 loot alley and are
improved by nne large Trick houses under rental and
i'll good repair.
Terms OF sale cash; all conveyancinc. recording
ntle examining. &c. at purchasers cost. Terms OF
saie must he complied with within ten U0) days or
trustee Will resell at risk and OF defaulting pur
CHASER deposit OF lUO required at time sac.
THOMAS III. FIELDS, Trustee,
ap2-d&ds 464 Louisiana ave NV
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ap14-3t
ArIMEK SLOAN. Auc.oneer,.
IL 14US ST.. near U. s. Treasury.

POSITIVE SALE OF A LOT OF CONTRACTORS
IINMt M Ky / 6 MATERIALS, Se:SoNsIsT-
CoNTkACTORs' DUMP CARS, TWO-HoRsE
E0Un WHEEL EXGAvATl ks. OLD CAR
On MONDAY, -APKIL TWENTIETH, 1891, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK M, in and near the Grounds OF
the Howard University, WASHINGTON: DC. we will
Terms cash day of sale, and ali goods to be re-
moved within five days from day Il sale ut expense Of
purchasers. LATlMER SLOAN
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ASrLOT 60. IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. lilo. Is
vithdra wn from sale. By order OF TRUSTEE

xi asLoT 60; IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO, lilo. is
sI'RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROyFD
RSoP E6KdE fITTATED ON xN NATE sTEEET
''COLUMBIA MILLS" WITH WAREHotjsF
IHh EsI a Pr HaE ES skM safxH
BS yi5tu. Of deed Of trust to US. dated n. aeh
a shs .Ss ssssf; .ss
G ASSEs2T tInf E 81 ST assP II 5
HnoWn as the colamS. Mil: With %1rssou.
ID in Peter Beatty Threifelds and DeaIns sdt Gne
to Georgetown; BEGINNING for the the side
nation running the6ce east with the south line Of
By John Mason. deceased. and since by VIM A Brad.
and since BY william A Bradley to the channel Of the
to point which viii be intsrsected By the east line a
Fayette street south thereof to the
to the place Of BEGINNING together With Ill water
rights leases and rrivieges thereunto belonging and
lot hns Ps
o. sn
the gable wall Of the building on the lot hsreby
deseroed the privileges Of sad alley being common 70
Terms OF sale: onethird cash, balance In one ana
and 81 q On
the property Sold all cash. at the purchaser
within zen dsy. 6. az q ..is The psSSsry vi
@ rssod At the defautinS PuTchssers rsk and cost
Qursd at the time Of ssls. An oonSsysncins ana ~
cording 1t purchaser,s cost.
apl4- dads DGNCANs0N BROS. kucs,ons.rs.
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The funeral Of the late Mrs. May G. Bradford
took place on Sunday afternoon from her late
resideace. go z street. The esteem in which
the deceased was held was evidenced by the
large attendance at the services and by the
numerous and exceptionally beautiful floral
tributes. Rev. Geo. O. Little officiated and the
pallbearers were Messrs- Dorsey Clagett, Smith
Thompson, r. Ross Perry, Jas. z. Bell, DIR. II.
Lee Wiltbergsr and Judge Thomas +. Miller.
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T ATIMER SLOAN, Auctionesrs
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERLY NO. 1921 EIGHTH STREET

S kSRnHWHFsTN NO. isal EIGHTH STREET
BY virtue of deed of trust to ps dated 9Th day Of
Nay 1SSe. and dulyrecorded in Iiber 1885. folio 38
Golu%n, and = ne request q the Darty sscursd
Prearises on IL TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-THiRD.
1904 At FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, PART OF LOT 40.
in tho line Of Ssh street west 30 fest sout Of the north.
vest copper SAD lot thence south 81 feet thencs
100 fest e the point 81 bseinnine, Improved by I
Terms: One third cash; balance IN twelve and
eighteen months With tntere.: and sscursd By deed
coednx at cot OF purchassr dsposlt If 900 viii
q requfeo ~ Sne o. ale. The nu9teee rossrve the
fsuitne Purch.ssr hs trms b NOT conplisd WIN d
ton days from day Of sale.
HGHsal 3. 5EHsss;aIExz.D zszs rsssss~
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Lapolka, tho dam Of Lucky Baldwin's great
race mare, Los Angeles, died recently at
the Elmendorf stud In Kentucky She was the
property Of 2, W. 6weigert
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON, Auctioneer,.

ExECUToRs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BLING HOUSE AND PRENISES
No. &7 TWENTY-THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. c.
beth Jones' deceased, bearing date the Dist day Of
March A.D: 1858. and which has been duly sd-
reeister of wills for the District Of Columbia, /
shall, executor thereof. offer for sale at public
AT FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. in tront OF the premises
AL that parcel Of ground described as the north fifteen
Q0l inches depth Of lot numbered eight 3d. in square
frame dwelling. known - No. 627 2Sd street north
west.
Terms of sale: one-shird cash and the balance in
equal installments in six and twelve MONTHS with
terest ct per anEu from the day Of SALE
Al CASH e the option q the purchaser deposit Of
$40 viii be required at the time Of sale. Terms of
sale to be complied with within ten days from time
of sale property will be resod coat and risk
ceging at purchasers cost.
ap7-dkds WILLIAM g. JACKSON, Executor.
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Yesterday Annie Jones, q denizen Of lila G
street, was thought by her companions to have
attempted suicide, for she had taken anumber
Of morphine pills and had become very drowsy.
DR.. Holt Of the Emergency Hospital was called
in, and after some work restored her 10 CON-
sciousuess.
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r ATcIIFFE DARE . co.. Anctsoessra
IL &p Pa. ave, n. n

~ &Q Pa ave. nv.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNrNpRovrp Iors IN
THE NOkTHwEsT ON FLORIDA AVENUE
BETWEEN AND STREETS. NEAR MAS
ON friday AFTERNOON. APRIL SEVEN
TENTH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. Ne yin oAsr for sals
and conditions menfioned:
ing S square fest; 81. 900 cash. balancs q PCT
cent. time 70 suit puxch,s9 o. au cob Ths dsered
Lot So square O. about 2sxloo 70 ellsy ooes.as-
b iisSi; :SS 3. a: Sj;SsSS ss'ss b'S'aS's
ISL SQUARE fsss; q, 600 pey.bls July 3. 1871. =
psrcsnt sscured ~ dssd q trust o. pss@i. @ csh
ssch lot q tine q ssis Tsrss psid o Jues 10 In
absfec1 fqEnshsd Settlements % BE- nads a thirty
49,. SzrUusA DAs. 2 90.
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THOMAS BOWLING & son, Auctioneer.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
REAL ESIATE ON IENALLYT0WN ROAD
sHiGH STREET EXTENDED AND ON BACK
By virtue of 2 decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia. passed in equity
cause No. 10ts7. OF Thomas c. HonilIer Il
al vs. Charles Homiller ct al. the undersigned trus-
tees viii sell Mt public auction front OF tile premi-
ses, on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
APRIL, 1871. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ lots Numbered from 21s to 2a. Inclusive in the
1:D. in Beatty and Hawkins addition TO Georyetown
recorded in Liber A. r. s.. Georgetown, folio A of the
records u the surveyors office the District Of Co.
lunbia said lots. 2s to @ inclusive, having an aver
axefrontage OF about 40 feet extended by
an averase depth Of about lS5 feet and said lots
clnc usve having average frontage of about feet
ON BACK street by an average depth of about IN feet
Terms OF sale TO lie onetrd cash and the balance in
one and years. deferred payments interest
at the rate Of six W per cent be secured upon
the property sold all cash. the option
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the property will resod AT
the defaulting purchasers risk and Cost depost Of
one hundred dollars tslO will be ured upon each
lot sold. AL cCnyeyancing at the purchaser's cost
JAMES y; PAYNE, City Hall.
GEORGE c. PAYNE. 6l3 18th st.
aplOd&d3 Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
D. K. vARZHABEDIAN,
Importer,
1902 Connecticut avenue northwest
An unusually large and fine collection of
TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS.
CARPETS,
HANGINGs.
EMBRoIDERIEs,
NOVELTIES. &C., &c.
AUCTION.
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES;
1922 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV,
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY OF
PM UN1 IL THE ENIIRE STOCK Is SOLD.
Lie ext, nsvcEtss anu superiority Of my stock are
lndlsputalie and are E9hjy pronounced Dy the con-
no sseurs IiIis most exceptions. the
lovers OF oriental Art 10 procure and valuable
goo,s at this at their prices my early de-
arture to the Orient inauces dispose of my en-
tire stock at auction.
D. K. vARZHABEDIAN,
apl36t Importer.