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NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SPEED! sPEEDM spEEDM,
TRoTTING. SADDLE AND FAMILY HORSES.
COMPRISED IN THE
SPECIAL SALE OF TEN FINE YOUNG KEN
TUCKY BRED HORSES. BEING THE PROF
ERTY OF M. 3. CRoSSAN OF BOWL
ING GREEN, KENTUCK-.
TROTTERs. GENTLEMEN'S RoADSTERs,
GAITID SADDLERS AND FAMILY CARRIAGE
HORSES
AT AUCTION
c6 On ,T1rEI2 |;E MARCH EIGHTEENTH; 1891.
front of my sales rooms, will sell for Mr.. B. Crossan
has been offered at public auction in Washington for
many years The following will give an idea as to the
No. Thrown Geldng George. 15j4 bands, )
yssSrs. s:rea by Diamond Dsnnsrk, tirst Jam by
ness horse and thoroughly broken for q lady -
ride or drive.
No. bay trotting mare Blackwood Belle. II
lakewood, il. LIST dam Doll by Aiexandar's
Norman. "a dam ~ Bay Fisherman. No.
fearless Of ali objects.
No. 3.-Bsy mare Doll" 151 hands, years,
SIRED by Tennessee WILKES; brst dam by ,Conk-
Eag!e; can trot in 3 minutes, u tine roadster.
No. 4.-Bay eeding Don Peter. Tx hands, z
Lore STe1 Sy r THss s dam ham by e
perior as as gentleman s road horse
No. 5.-Sorrel eeiding william c." I5sx hands,
Syears; can trot 2:221; sired by Cuylsr, LIST
dam by Meinpino Patchen; drives with or with
out blinds. Don Peter and William C would
make splendid team and trot to the
pole in =. ~
Full pedigree and des 'ripton of balance of stock in
cdie the saddlers and carriage horses will be given
in cataiOg day of sale.
The stock can be seen and driven at Peacocks stables
No. GlO Ohio ave. n. up TO day OF sale. Call a
ONCE OF Gucho,ierr Tor of permission and cat.
lc-,e- The sock viii be warranted in every way a
represented, and affords n splendid opportunity K
obtain II tne horse Tor any purpose.
IerI.s: Cash.
mh14St THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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body, which moved down Rampant to the JAIL
Doors and windows were thrown open and
men. women and children crowded on the GAL
leries to encourage those who were taking BART
and to witness the scenes. When the mai n
crowd from Canal street reached the prison
there had already collected dense throIg.
all eager TO take hand in whatever might
happen.
THE PRISON CAPTURED.
The deputy sheri1fs were swept away like
chaff before tire wind. and in instant the
little ante room leading into the prison was
damned with eager, excited men. Meanwhile
the prisoners were stricken with terror, ior
they could hear distinctly the shouts OF people
without madly demanding their blood limo
cent and guilty alike were frightened out of
their senses, and the prisoners who were
charged with crimes other than completely in
the murder of the chi ef also shared in the gen.
eral Generalization.
Neighboring houses readily supplied axes
and batterinS rams and willing hands went to
work to force an opening. Soon there was a
crash AMI In an instant armed men were poUr-
ing through tie small opening. while a mighty
shout went up from l0.00O throats. Then the
turnkey was overpowered and the keys were
taken from him.
by this time the excitement was intense.
None the lees so when patrol wagon drove up
with detachment of police. who were driven
away under a fire of mud and stones. The
avengers pressed into the yard of the white
prisoners Peering through the bars of the
condemned mems cell was a terror-stricken
face which some one mistook for Scoffida. 4
voi.ey was fired at the man and he dropped,
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but none of the shots struck him and il was su h.
sequently found that he was not one of the
Sicilians.
They had been transferred Temporarily TO
the female department. The inmates of the
Jail were ready to direct the intruders 10 where
the Italians were.
$50 to the female department" some one
yelled. and thither the men with their Win
ches.ers ran. Then the Header rai,a,I snr son,a
| one who knew the right men and n volunteer
I responded and the tioor was thrown omen A
! party OF seven or eight ouickiv a.canfoJ ,ba
staircase. and as they reached the I,r,,;ne tbe
assassins fled down az the Other end Wbao
I the pursued and their nnrsnara rsachad a.
stone courtvard the forrsr Sartod tau,ari ,i,s
Orleans strcet sd Of a. ~, ~ .ile
/ down beside the cells. Tbcir go hIarnIsst
,nd beino unarmeJ tbev ,x.-o ahs,,tii. ="
fen,.Iess In fear and tre,hiino ,hsv snra ue,
I fcr mercy ~ ''''e '"e' scre'iheo
But the avengers were m.rci,sss p.,a
hang bang rans on, a. r.nor,l CO -, is1hs
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LAWYER of New Orleans. the president of the
Southern Athletic Club and the man who led the
vigorous reform movement years ago. He APP
Peared, he said. to denounce the most infamous
act.consequent upon the most revolving crime in
the criminal annals OF any community. That
was the finding of the jury in the murder trial
on Friday and that crime was. as everybody
knows, the foul assassination of the chief of
police. He went on:
In civilized communities tribunals are
Organized and are delegated to punish the
guilty. Crimes must meet prompt punish
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EFFECT OF TIE VERDICT.


After months Of preparation and a trial
which continued three weeks and in which dis
| tinguished counsel assisted the able distric,
attorney. jury. charged to have been bribed
and corrupted. in the face Of testimony
establishing their guilt. rendered q verdict Of
mistrial as to three assassins, Scaffedi, Mon
asterio and Polietz, and acquitted the three
assassins, Macheca. Marchesi and Bagnetto.
Three more were on trial and we're acquitted
because of insufficient evidence. these being
Matranga, Incordona and the boy Marchesi.
The acquittal Of Macheca, the chief conspirator.
and of Marchesi and Bagnetto and the mistrial
as to Polietz, Scaffedi and Monasterio, fell like
thunderbolt upon the community and i'm
pressed law-abiding citizens with the convic-
ton that the laws had been violated. that the
verdict invited assassination and the ENGRAVING
OF the Italian Malta upon American institu-
TONS The feeling grew strong that for self
preservation the people must assume the
authority which they had delegated to the
courts and which the courts were powerless to
enforce
INSTRUCTIONS FROM ITALY.
The Italian government Instructed Baron
de Fava, the Italian minister at Washington. to
present a vehement protest to this government
against the action Of the New Orleans mob. and
the government promised to make an investi-
CATION. Baron de Fava in a dispatch 20 the
Italian premier, stated that he had protested
against the inaction of the local officials in New
Orleans and that Secretary Blaine expressed
horror at the acts of the New Orleans mob
promising that he would immediately take the
orders of the President in the matter, and that
the decision would be communicated to the
Italian government.
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uh1l-dGls
BROS. Aucsione.r..

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWELVE u2, rwo-sToRY
BklCA DIN ILl.lNGs. NUMBERED pO9 TO w
" sTkEET NORTHMEST AND NOS. Sa3 AND
INGTON, D. q.
By virtue Of deed of trust to us bearing date Of the
oath day q May, 4. D. 1853. and duiy recorded IN
n.or tsxlS too 34l. of tine land records Of the
District o. Columbia. aud ut tue party
secured thereby. we win sell pub auction in front
FOURTH DAY Of MARca. A. D. 1851. at FOUR
tAOCLNCkP. NJ. the following property. situate
IN the city Of wasington District Of Columbia and
being lots u to 3 inclusive and a. and r. in EcmueI
q. stewsrts subdivision in ssid square 357, a. said
subdivision is recorded N book L. I1ee IsS survey
ors office and also lot ~ OF said SUBDIVISION
IN safd 60 recorod IN book Ii, :04 in
said srseyors Office togcther with the Improvement
thereon. consisting OF twelve I'D two-story BRICK
rxtely.
Terms Of sale: one-shira % Of purchase money in
case OF each sale IN and balance in four
ments l.yaple in sx CO... tweive (i2). sixsesn il)
and twonfy-fo CAD months from ale, with interpst
~ TIE rate q Per cent aunum interest payable
seni annuity aod secu,ed upon property sold. al
cash. ct yurShassrs option dspot Of my doIisrs
te5U VII Be required On s.ca houss q TIE time q
aals. tefme TO b. complisd with in ten (lO) days
othervss the ru1fees esTve the rixhf 10 resel N
property Ut xisk and cost OF de1Austin9 purcharsr
@. II. WILLIAMSON, Truree>
". 8. KDlONSTON. Trnsfss
mhl1-eodts once 500 9Th strseS nostawsst
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
FRONTING ON SOUTH CAPITOL. STREET
AT AUCTION.
By authority under the last will of the late Catharine
King. deceased. Will s,ll public auction in front OF
the premises on THURSDAY. MARCH NINE
TENTH. A.. d. 1881, at HALE-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. lot "A Of J. H. Grants subdivision Of
original lot Numbered ten parts original Iots
numbered eight and nine square numbered siI hum
dred and as recorded in surveyors Office
Of the District Columbia in book Is, page 10 i'm
proved by two-story BRICK dwelling.
TENNIS OF SALE CASH. derosit of 800 re-
CURED at the tine Of SALE anu terms to be complied
with within ten days from day Of sae property will
De resold At rs and COST OF deaultne purchaser after
three days in newspa
corttng at cost OF the pury haser .
mhl.rdEts ChASIAIN &. MEADOR Trusfaa
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THE STAR is the Ld,eeH paper
published in Washington, with a
general equipment and printing facil-
tiles three-fold greater and better than
those of any other Washington paper;
and, having the full Day Reports
of both the New York Associated
Press and the United Press, supple
nented by an unequaled service OF
Exclusive Special Dispatches from al.
prominent points in America and
Europe, it prints more and fresher
Telegraphic News than any other
Washington paper can possibly sup
ply, furnishing at the same time a
greater amount and better quality OF
Local, Domestic and General Intelli-
gence, and larger quantity AID
higher grade of Original and Selected
Literary Miscellany than any paps
in Tue District.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO., Auctioneer,.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE
EuRNdTURE, CARPETS. &c: CONTAINED
rs HoVsP s siLk kT PkEsH f kSkTH
FFURNiTUEE; CANE {; Nh R0SKEks, OAK CHAM;
BED. , SPRINGS. MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
ASp BoLsIEES: T1lLET MAIZE. CouCHLs.
HAT MACK, hXTENsION TABLES. DINING
CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE. BRUS-
Sells AND INGRAM CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS,
klTCH i3i s,s hEQuISITEs. &c. 3e;
TENTH. at len O'CLOCK. 1 viii sell at residence
No 2iO street northwest ali the Furniture. CARPETS.
&c. contained therein being in excellent condition to
which the attention parties urnisin is called.
Terms cash. T. NJ. PARKER, Administrator.
RATCLlffE, DAhK CO.,
mhlO-d
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STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

OF the clerks office Of the supreme Court the Dis
trict OF Colu.taa and to me directed. win sell at
hatclifie. Darr Co. $40 q street northwest. on
TUESDAY IHE TNENTY-EOCkTH Dii OF
right. title claim and interest OF the defendant and
TO the following cscrisd property. TO wit: ONE ()
LARGE PLATFORM SPRING BLEF MACON. near.y
new sazed and ev,ed on as the goods and ehaeis Of
the Kansas City Packing Company snd will be sold %
satisfy excursions No. 81 l6 in favor of the Great
Fals Ice compsny, and No. 3ll24 In favor OF Chap
man and 1ay.or. DANIEL n. RANSDEi.L, United
states Marshal. RADCLIFFE. DAkR Co, Auc-
tioneeIs. mhlSto:sj
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were found at their posts. Had they fired at
the crowd il would have caused the storming
and. perhaps. destruction of the prison and the
sacrifice of many innocent lives within and
without: tie Jail Some of the citizens vino en-
tered the sheTiffs office Saturday had axes.
and placing one in the deputy sheriffs hands
commanded him to go along with them and
break Oren the door. lie refused, saving he
was a sheriff.
EXcrsISG THEMSELVES
The jail authorities say that there was no ac-
counting for the mood the overpnrering
avengers would take saturday, so the deputy
sheriffs within the prison cannot be blamed for
lack az defense action. They claim they did as
sensible men would do. and did not succumb
until the inevitable was forced upon them.
They say that they refused to give up the KEYS
until they were driven into n corner. when they
were compelled to- Even. then they did not
designate the location of any of the Italians.
The prisoners in the yard gave this information.
Sheriff Where. while the execution was going
on. was with Attorney General Rogers at Gov
Nichols office endeavoring TO make provision
for defense Of the prison should an attack be
made upon it. Before the appointed time for
the meeting at Clay statue he was at the mayors
Office in search of assistance.
Chief of Police Caster did not think that the
meeting was called for any other purpose than
to voice denunciatory opinions OF the Jury that
rendered the verdict. Many OF the crowd that
gathered nj mass meeting did not think that
action was going to be and SO prompt.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

n ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH
STREET BErMEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND STREET NoRTHMEST, IMPROVED
DI TMO,SroRY FRAME HOUSE KNOWN
0N MONDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH SIXTEENTH AT HALF-PAST FOUR
~, - O'CLOCK,
We Will offer for sale in front OF the premises
PART OF LOT 50,
Square lit),
Fronting 10 feet inches by 8 dcpth of 90 feet.
Inns sale should command the attention parties in
sesrch OF valuable building site being near the resi-
deuce OF Hon l. p Norton and other fine residences.
Terms One third cash the balance in one and two
years per cent SCI ured by deed of trust on pror-
erty sold or AL cash. ct the option the purchaser
DEPOSIT ol 900 required time OF sale IL the terms
OF sale are not compiled with in fifteen days day
OF SALE right reserved to resell the property the
anu cost OF tho defaulsing Purchaser alter i've days
advertisement Of such resale in newspaper pub
Iished IN " WASHINGTON, ID. C. All convey ancing and
recording At Cos. OF the purchaser
RATCLIFFE, DARR L CO..
nhl0-d&ds Auttioneers
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers
~ SEQ Pennsylvania n. W

n AICLifFE, UAhR = OQ:, Anctioneers.
~ SEQ Pennsylvania n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON ELEVENTH STREET
soUTHEAsr,. BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 1913 ELEVENTH. STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF decd of trust 10 us. dated July -
1896 andrec orded 5er No. ID folio 267 seq
one Of the land records OF tine District of Column ia
and at the request OF the holder the secured
thereby, We Will sell At pablc auction, in front of the
1891. Al HALf,PAsT FOUk O'CLOCK p. NJ the fo-
lowing described real estate with the improvements
thereon situa.e in the city Of WASHINGTON District OF
Counbis 10 w.t. The north sixteen l6) fronting
on 18th street east by the depth thereof original
nuniered twenty -eeht cS> in square numbered nine
hundred and seventy-seyen (y11).
Terms OF sale: Cne-third cash and the balance in
equal ins:alipents and three years with in
terest at per cent from day of SALE to be
secured yy deed o. trust tie property sold all
CASH, at the option OF the purchaser. deposit goo
will he required at the time q: Terms sale to b.
compiler with within ten days from safe OF
property wi lie reslc ct the anc risk defautux
purchaser. Ali conveyancine and recording al pur.
chaser's cost. MYER CslHtN
II. H. BERGNANN,
mllI-uGlS Trns
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pATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL ES-
TATE ON EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN Z
AND STREETS SoUTHWEST.

TATE ON EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN Z
AND + STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by
the last will and testament Hughes. deceased
will offer for sIe at auction front the prem
on FRIDAY, The TWLN ll-SEVEN1H DAY OF
MARCH. A. D.. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the
tpllowni-tics,ribe Parts or lots b and c. in Vim. A.
bfadey's subdivision, i'll square numbered 4:, in this
city, viz BEGINNING 18th street west - feet inches
from TIE southwest said lot B. running thence
north and fronns 18th street IL feet incnes. and
running back with width the whole depth said
lots
Terms of sale-One-third in cash. balance in equal
Payments at six. tive and eighteen months, all
cash. at thssers option. Deferred to bear
interest from dry of safe to lie secured by deed o.
trnst the property. Terms of be mplie 4
within ten days. Dep sit of 100 required time of
SAFE. Convey Anciny at purchasers cost.
mh16-d&ds THOMAS MANNING, Trustee.
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ynhlO-d&ds
'EHOMAS BOWLING. Anctloneet.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON KINGMAN PLACE NORTH

NEST.
BY virtue ot deed Of trust to dated August 10,
AID lSS2, and recorded in liber 1918, folio 14S ct
sea- one OF tue land oors OF the District Colu>
Oa and At the written request OF the holder OF the
mont OF the premises, o.l MONDAY, the SIXTEENTH
NJ the following described in the city of
Mashngton. Listr,t OF columbia. TO wit; All OF sub
ot - IN square al, as per plat recorded in the
yeyors cfce o. sad District, improved BY premises
known as NO. 1915 kingIuan place.
Terms OF sale DEPOSIT 500 will be required at
time Ga sale Fifteen hundred dollars Of the purchase
money 10 be paid il cash. balance in snd rs.
with interest ~ six pei centun per aunuin, iayae
sentannaaiy. and secured by deed OF trust upon tine
property sold or ali cash. at ton of purchaser. All
recu dnR and con ing at purchaser Terms
o. SAFE TO be complied with within days time
OF saie or property VAL be reso.d risk
purchaser.
EDWARD J. sTELLwAGEN. Trustee.
. - 1924 L st. n W.
F. B. MCGUIRE. Trustee.
mh3-d&ds Kellogg building
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL Stock
OF FOREIGN COATINGS. yEsTINGs
SUITINGS. OyERCoATINGS AND TRoIIS-
ER1NGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FlhsT-cLASsT TAILORING AREIS-
NITkD 40 lNSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY Il. ID. BAhk. III IA. ANE. AXE GUAR
AN1EED AZ "a IUnA4-Sl SIh La
oil.
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THE NEW ORLEANS LYNCuING.
Italy Protests Against the Killing of Her
Citizens.

INDIGNATION MEETINGS OF ITALIASs-rFE cREs-
CENT CITY ASSUMES IFS USUAL SUNDAY AS
PEcT-THE VICTIMS BUKIED-FUIL DETAILS OF
THE TRAGIC SCENE AT TIRE PRISON.
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The city of New Orleans yesterday wore its
usual Sunday aspect. and there was no sign of
any unusual excitement Crowds of ladies' and
gentlemen continued to visit the scene of Sat-
Uriay's lyEching O. the eleven Sicilians sus-
pected Of killing Chief Hsnnessy, although few
we're admitted inside the prison. Steps will be
taken to repair the damage caused. and where
stood the door which was battered in will be
built solid wall. The prison officials are
somewhat ineensed over the censure at their
failure to make a more formidable defense.
They say that they did not give up the keys.
and that when the crowd broke in all the officers
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The Evening Star

The Evening Star
is the Oldest and most firmly estab-
lshed newspaper published in the
District of Columbia, having won the
high position it holds in the conf
dence of the people of Washington by
forty years Of faithful and answering
devotion to their interests, without
regard to any other influence or con-
sideration whatsoever.
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RADCLIFFE. DAkR a Co. Au,fs..
~ 40 Pennl. W.

AZ 40 Pennl- ave. Nv.
wELLcKEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFF.
CASE MIMI sr MHS pDT fHarN sSA
hASk ASIfk Mia al4sf1 GAs MIN sci
s iNBER I ,iHI, III. ENrRA LARG !:
Nh Mn TABLES, LolN@ss. EAsY AND REcfr,
SksfEfs f@k CT rs ahks piR SiS pi hsfA
MAEI. BKiC-h-BEGc. LACE1Ik1AfNs. poa,
F ftfRkAhii s ANb Rrot 1tcTTTEs KITCHEN
rS Or iIHq ;s SSfSEISS MARCH NINE
,L s 4 5rs $ siI AEiHsE PLACE; BEi%lIS i
Il. SkN sasES ASkSSn ASp
tanned therein and to Shleh We invite General t-
mh1a-dsdt. M -ffh L. DA AGetiSn %8;.
" REAL EsTAIEoN THE NORTHWEST CORNER
2Np,k:skIfI sThAET NoRTR NJ "a aN 4,
kfNoMS As nos Al 4's. Al AND 40 PENN
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme cour, Of the
Isi. in eeuity cans. No .sss1i wi,ri,n tgx"ri
seale anc others .re COMPLIMENTS amt Gertrude "
Lir5est bidder IN mont OF tire PREMISES on wEp y e
DAY. HE IMLhIy-yIlrH DAY OF M licH.
TIE following q, sroed parcels of land in the city II
.Masnincion District OF COLUMBIA. known lots
twenty eight Cyl and twhniy ns C,.D James H.
saves trustee. subdivision Pars Of ORIGINAL lot one
par Of origin Al lot twenty ionr c1 m 81 ~
said SUD ct ~ n situated ga tie northwest 81
pennsylvania avenue ami -tvt. hay Wing fronta.s
Of - feet an9 inches fennsyivaia sypnne b, a
depth of lo' ;eet aud inches on a. street. /; is
/ improved By three-siory brick building.
SAID sub lot ~ adJolns the Irecc Ii the
having FRONTAGE il Iennsy wanna aysl.na
10y aVerave death sf - and IL narrowed by
/ two-story brick bud:na.
said part of lot "a fronts feet on Az street is O;
/ irreSular shape and coltains $40 square ieet oi
\ ground.
Terms % sale, prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money in cash and the balance m tn,
equal installments. payable and two years n.
sectNeiy from the day OF sale. all cash. IT the op
tlon OF tne purchaser The deferred payments siail
bear interest ron tie day y: sale the OF q pei
cent Per aniluIl. payable saiI.-aunuay A depos
OF sIuJ to Toe made WHEEL the property sold Il tls
terms OF slle tie not complied with days froii
DAY OF SAFE the tr1ls-ee the right resell
the RISK and COS OF the defautiny purchaser alter
days previous advertisements. All conyeysncinx ii
| the cost o. the purchaser.
| JOHN C. HEAD, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer n.ai:-its
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Being delivered at the homes Of
regular subscribers for the tTiaing
sum Of ten cents per week, TnE STAR
is much the Cheapest paper published
in the District, quantity and quality
of contents heing considered
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FUTURE DAYS.
CHAS. HANDY, Real Estate Broker,

THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE.
No. l2O 81 Rect NORTH, BE1W Elm FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS NEST. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWEEN
TlHTH 1891, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we
will oder for SALE by public auction, in front OF the
premises,
SUB LOT 26 IN
SQUARE III,
Fronting ~ feet on street with depth of los feet
to al alley and in proved 10y threestory and base
lIent rr.ck house.
Terms: One-tnird cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest the rate of per cent per
mum from day OF sele. secured by deed of trust on
the property Sold ell cash. at purchasers option.
Terra To I've complied with in nfteen days day oi
sale otherwise the right ID reserved to resell the risk
and COS or the delaultins purchaser after five days
aiNel tseent. deposit OF s.0OIevuired time OF
sale. All conveysnr;ng and recording purchasers
cost. RATCLIFFE. DAi{RN co.
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