davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mineral Springs.

This property is located in the midst of the great min
eral spring section of Virginia where thousands congre
gate every summer, the Millboro Bath Alum Warm Hot
Healing Roclbridge Alum Rockbrdge Baths and Others
all being within short distance, while this property
and owned by this company is White Sulphur Spring Of
great value is beautifully located among the foothills
of the Shenandoah The company will either lease or
improve and beautify this spring in the near future
We cannot better describe this property than by ap
pending the letter of of the most highly esteemed c
zens of Alexandria, Va, who is thoroughly acquainted
with these lands He says:
Referring the lands the Bath
n
wealth surrounded
a
beautiful
this
had of Mill Mountain
os highest North Mountain Shenan
doah
temediate valleys well Buffalo Panther
geer with best quality of limestone uXng with
building while Walker
the AS this lake fed neyefng
company very
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The Company owns 41,273
company, is the Glenpye Estate,
gether with about 1900 acres Of
900, or less than $15 per acre,
500 or more per acre.
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ReSO urceS.

The royalties received upon the ores and all moneys
derived from the sales of timber anbark cross-tes,
from the sale of town lots villa Sites and of such por
tons Of the land it may be deemed eXpedient dispose
Of will raise fund sufficient to guarantee liberal dvi
dends the stock of the company and at the time
increase largely the fund for the development of the prop
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
Management.

Competent managers will be employed by the conf
pany develop this property who under the supervision
and direction of the Board Of Directors elected by the
stockholders, will with mining companies mine
portions Of the royalty, while contracts will be
made with owners of sawmils for cutting timber, &C.
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31
Industries.

Owing to the unlimited quantity of iron and timber
this property, this is of the best locations in the
country for manufacturers Of railway street cars
spades and shoves portable houses and cottages for Ship
elsewhere tanncres, manufactures Of Shoes furn
tlre IRON and woodenware &c.
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the iron ORE if delivered to the which be readily
done, contracts be made with mining companies
who will pay royalty on every ton mined.
Timber.
Th e timber consisting of White Oak Red Oak
Chestnut Oak, Hickory, Poplar Hemlock White Pine,
Cherry and Walnut is of the very finest and is easily
marketed
1t is believed by compete en judges that the crosses,
timber and tan-bar< on this property will yield
era times greater than the capitalization of the company
while the lands after the timber is removed will be
ceedingly valuable.
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ratedunderthe Laws Of Virginia,
mill and market timber and all other things
broad and liberal charter.
CAPITA AL AMID

acres Of magnificent iron and
with a grand brick mansion con
valuable fertile lands in a high
while competent judges have es
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pertvtO locate and build towns,
paDy, owning as It does timber lands Of

this property, and owned by this
MS, stables, outbuildings, &C., to-
panyis capitalized at only $780,
lands alone of this tract at
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PR OP II r Tt Y

timber lands. In the midst Of
tanning IL rooms, extensive bar
state of cultivation. The com
timated the value of the mineral
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MI ANY

TORS.
J. Y. JOHNSTON, 23 Murray St, New York
VIM. j. RANNELS, Department of Justice.
w. J. DANTE, Washington, d. G.
E, L. MATTICE, Washington, D..
J. c. HAYDON, JeanesviIe, Pa!
C. G. LEE, Washington, D. G.
J. S. LAWRENCE, Washington, D. c.
pertyto locate and build towns,
pany owning as It does timber lands Of
this property, and owned by this
MS, stables, outbuildings, &C., to-
panyis capitalized at only $780,
lands alone Of this tract at
Aid in all proper directions will be extended to such
enterprises desire to establish plants the lands of
this company. Manufacturers all the country will
be invited to inspect this property with view to locating
their works here. Rolling mills now in course of
erection in the immediate vicinity that castings of all
kinds can be had at small cost.
Water Power.
The various rivers and creeks running for miles
through this property would furnish abundant power
for sawmills, -four mills, cotton woolen mills
Climate and Soil.
No healthier be found the hababe globe than
heat in the is at time situated
win I'M these les fertile @
teeming with happy and prosperous people.
Town Sites.
on any p @ s f 3 sGSy f lay s
Of viii OF
above par in payment of any such lots.
Extra Inducements to Purchasers Of Stock.
zss
s 81 Ss win
% % R t0 By % @ 3 1 G the doapa8 @ Sc
to-day worth
of stock costing but So nearly the
Company's property.
Title.
Abstract of Title to the above property is furnished two
the Commonwealth Title Insurance Company Of PHILADELPHIA
The following letter DR. William A.
General of the United States Army retired ITSELF
- - - - - WAsmNoroN c. March 2j 1SOl
{.
thorough consideration subject
sgfRar springs point select for M $sasTqp,
"Yours WIN, A HAMMOND
washington, D. @.
LAWRENCE & CO.,
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Water Power

The various rivers and creeks running for miles
through this property would furnish abundant power
for sawnills, -four mills, cotton woolen mills,
The Critic and record., 1891-03-31

j. Y. JOHNSTON, % Murray St, New York
VIM. j. RANNELS, Department of Justice.
w. j. DANTE, Washington, d. G.
E, L. MATTlCE, Washington, d. c.
J. c. EAYDON, Jeanesville. Pa
C. G. LEE, Washington, D. G..
j. S. LAWRENCE, Washington, d. C..
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Climate and Soil.

No healthier spot be found the habitabe globe than
portion of this property 1t is
heat in the South is at the time situated to be
tected from the rigorous winters of the North.
these fertile valleys abundant
a
teeming with happy and prosperous people.
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Transfers Of Real Estate,


Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Jane E. Barton to R. s. Trapier, sub $50, So
1872; e., 1886. A. A. Thomas to G. Willis lots
8 and 4, 50. 454; -. Sarah E. Hannay to
Maria Robbins, part 8, SO. 317: $500. r.
Waldrou to w. c. Lewis, sub 119, SO. 1851;
5000. W. C. Lewis to s. Cross, same prop
erty; s.. District Of Columbia to Z. u. Lang,
sub IS, So GIG; g. c. C. Meads to J. G.
G. A. Shields subs ~ to 81, SO. 937; g. 3. H.
Walker to ]. H. Richards, subs SO to 80, SO. SOL
81, 400. A g. Wilson to W. II. O'Brien, part
u 50. 1871; s.. d. W. Magrath to /. Saks
.r al, subs II and IA, so. $50: s..
/ s. Lent to 8. Parsons. lot Is, so. All; s..
5 Parsons to G. F. Williams, in trust, same
property; g.. L. Robinson to ]. F. Carpenter,
sub 81, 50. 1872; g. ]. f. Carpenter to Vir.
ginia Buckley, same property: 8. 7. Tobriner
to A. ]. Miller, n. 50. 26S; %. 600. Catherine
Heenan ct al to g. W. Young, pts. Ia and 17S,
Addison ct al. to q. W. Knox, lots 8, 4 and 5,
Rockburne; S3,O61.25. W. J. Newton to J. d.
Burn. pit. sub 81. 50. 9sl; 81 800. c. Sickles to
H. Evans, sub 10i, blk. SO, Long Meadows; 6.
M. J.. Smith to John Archer, pit. sub AZ. So. GIT;
g.. James Fraser to j. Paul Jones ct al, lot
8, SO. 454; G.. s. j. Meeks to same lot H. do g..
Ellen Yates to A. K. Wilson, part !, SO. 1856;
s.. G. w. Cook to H. E. Baker, part S,
block g. bingham; 3.500. F. NJ. Miller to W.
). weast, sub 3S, SO. "A; s.. NJ. s. King to
Claude F. King, part Pleasant Plains; e.. L.
Marie Z. Neuhaus, jr., part II, do; 8. G. NJ.
Serpel 70 q. Friebus, lot IL, 50. 100; g. g.
Friebus to g. Serpel, same property; g.. NJ.
J. Colbert to p. Lyon sub 81, 50. 1923; S9l42l.
]. T. Given to Sarah Anna Henson, lot 10. Sec
8, Barry Farm; S560.l3.
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Real Estate Matters.

James T. Allen has purchased Of T. Franklin
Schneider for $4,000 sub 45, square 1872, 1875 by
20 feet on l. between 5th and 9Th streets north
west.
Mary E. Oliver has bought for $3.50 Of F..
L. Sunny sub %. square sc, az by 81 feet on
18th between and K streets northwest.
Ida ". Whittingtoh has bought for S4,250 Of
James Halliday sub 1872. square 365, 16 by los
feet on Columbia between and Q streets
northwest.
A. J. Miller hos bought Of John Miller for
-, 0s9 subs G and II, square 26s, "a feet inches
front on Maryland avenue between 18th and
1877 streets northwest.
J. W. KirkIey has purchased for 81 500 Of
Augusta n. Weaver parts 80 and 81, B. 4 H. 3
addition to GEORGETOWN, 35 by 100 feet on &
street west Of Frederick street.
II. I. Ofterdinger has bought Of C. E. Fall
coner ct al for sc, 900 part g. square 369, 'front.'
ing % feet on N street between 9th and 10th
streets northwest.
N. c. Mitchell has purchased of 7. c. Mem
inert for s10, 900 part IL Peters square, George
town, 20 by 120 feet on the north side Of Bridge
street.
George E. Hamilton has bought for OF, 500 OF
G. B. Haycock parts 5 and 6, square $50, Is by
7619 feet on between 18th and 18th streets
northwest.
Margaret Kennedy has bought for "a, 600 o,
9. A. Young part /, square 74s, Is by 100 feet on
the corner Of Sd and L streets northeast.
Il. ID. Shoemaker has purchased for 80 900 OF
Sophia ID. Bartlett subs 236 and 237 Of lot I6, q
2. BIS sub Of Mount Plessant-5O by 30 feet or
Park street.
NJ. NJ. Parker has bought for IS, 500 of 8. B
Ellery the east half of lot s, square III, and Of
Charles Mades for I'll, 500 lot l and part 81
same square. and he (Mr. Parker has sold tc
the trustees Of the Corcoran Gallery Of Art 70,
sla, o22 lots to and Is to u. same square
2si feet inches on 18th street, $40 feet 81.
inches on New York avenue and 292 feet on
street northwest
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Aucaoneers.
~ go Penn. Nv.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSI-
NESS INVESTMENT.


SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
THE l.! N0 2lS S, CORNER OF NINTH AND
ANR s3l z sTREET ANR sol, sos, :,o5. So
STORES BLOW AND TENEHENfs ABOVE.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in the under
Liber No sl2, folio 2O4. 81 seq. one o. the. land
the parties interested therein the undersigned will ex
f hS
or psrce.s OF land and premises known and dstin.
SasIinstSp 81 s and Ssrs Guy Of
ALL OF LOT AND HE SOUTH
HALF OF LOT 3 IN SQUARE
NUN bERED 406,
contained In the following metes and bounds to wit
sgt thence 80 feet 9th street thence north
said 9Th street leo feet thence so feet sal
lot numbered 3 thence south west line OF said lot
100 feet to the place OF beginning containing UOO
square feet.
This property Is improved its whole extent y,
4story brick buildings used stores and tenenents
occupied and yielding far annual rental. The loca.
the junction Of 9Th and streets accessible by ali the
street car and herdic lines the InterOcean build
ing, the Washington Loan and Trust Co. s building.
other fne build ngs making splendid site large
o1hce building for private or government use.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance in one. two and
three years secured by deed of trust the premises
sold bearing interest at the per per
mum from the day OF sale. all cash. at the ppr.
ehasers option. deposit of 81 500 required at the
the day sale otherwise tie rht is reserved to
resell at the risk and cost of the deaun9 purchaser
after ye days advertisement in newspaper pub
hsned in Washington. D. q. All conveyancing re-
TALI.MADGE A. LAMBERT,
apl1-d&ds Trustee, 4l0 9TH st. NV
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Sale Of Washington Relics.

The final sale OF Washington relics and
mementos, owned by Lawrence Washington,
Bushrod c. Washington, Thomas b. Washing
TOP and J. r. @. Lewis, embracing large num-
Der Of personal relics of the first President and
q rare collection Of Americana, began in Phila-
deiphia yesterday. The prices were generally
high. The original will Of Washington's great
grandfather. dated September IL, 1875, Wash
ington parish, Westmoreland county, Va, sold
for s700. The only sttested copy of Washing
tons will was sold for 81, 400. W. E. Benjamin
Of New York, the purchaser, also secured for
81, $50 q manuscript book Of prayers written
BY Washington when he was about twenty years
old The portrait Of Louis XVI, given BY that
monarch to Washington, sold for 81 800. One
Of Washington's swords sold for 81, 100, violin
for SS55, his shoe buckles for $3.50, a cane fol
in the psrior at MI. Vernon for $500 drawins
executed by Lafayette and given by him tc
Warrington for e450.
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A Constitution Adopted and Some of Its Pro-
visions.

visions.
A special meeting Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution was held last evening in
the large parf6rs Of the Norwood Institute,
1907 Massachusetts, avenue. Mrs. Cabeli pre-
sided and Mrs. Gen. Shields acted as secretary.
Mrs Buxton, accompanied on the piano by Mr..
Xander, sang a solo in her usual delightful
manner, and after that part Of the exercises Of
the evening was concluded the revised consti-
tuition read and adopted. Among other
things a continental congress of the society is
provided for to consist of all the active Off
GERS of the national society. one state regent
from each state and the regents and delegate
of each organized chapter in the United States.
Each chapter which has more than fifty MEM
bers may elect a delegate to the continental
congress, in addition TO its regent. for each
fifty members or fraction Of twenty-five. The
members of the society in Washington and
vicinity may also elect delegates in the same
ratio of representation. The annual meet
ings of the continental congress are to be held
in Washington city on the ed of February in
each year, or if that fall on Sunday the meet
ing shall be held on the following Wednesday
A board of management, to be composed Of
the active officers of the national society and a
regent from each state. was also provided for.
and provision was made for the organization of
subordinate chapters when twelve more
members living in one locality choose to do SO.
After the constitution had been adopted Miss
Ella Lorraine Dorsey read an interesting paper
on the necessity for such organizations as the
Daughters of the Revolution.
At the meeting of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution at Morristown on the 18th
Mrs. De Witt Clinton Mather donated to the So
ciety valuable lot Of land. Is acres, for q home
for the impoverished daughters Of the Ameri-
can revolution. providing money be collected
to build and endow such a home as she sug-
gested.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRT-.In1t1e H1one

EQUIrY CoURT--Ttltge Hdgner.
lesterday-De Wsnderlaer agt. Malson; sale
hnally ratified and cause referred to auditor
De Wanderlaer agt Waithaii; sale finally rati-
ned and cause referred TO auditor. Allen agt
Hooe; leave to take testimony limited to fifty
days. Smith agt. Smith; testimony before III
n. Alexander ordered taken. Elliott agt e.
hott; testimony before John Cruikshank or
dered taken MeCeney agt- Riggs: rule on GER
tain defendants granted. Werlicks agt Riggs;
rule on certain defendants granted. Cole agt
Cole; dismissal for want of replication ordered
Sehlosser sgt Schlosser; testimony before Al
bert Harper ordered taken. Bond agt Bond:
nnal decree Diminishing bill
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,pioe Cor
Yesterday. Schmithal K Co. agt. T. H.
Oppenheimer; defendant required TO plead in
i've days
PROBATE CoURr.
festerday-ln re estate Of Caleb Gardner
order TO discover absent heirs. In re estate o,
VIM Mccoy; will filed. In re estate of Mar
garet NJ Croffut; will proved In re guardian
ship Of Raymond E Harvey; release of guar
dian. In re estate Of Edward ID. Smith; will
MED with letter. In re estate Of Patsey ID.
Brown; Will filed.
CRIMINAL CoCRr-Judge Brdltey
festerday-Jas- Mckenney and Henry Boudi-
not, larceny from person; verdict not guilty
wm Dade, John Higgins and VIM. Grayson
noaseoreaking; Dade pleaded guilty; sentenced
10 four years in Albany penitentiary; as to Hig
gins and Grsyson, verdict. Higgins guilty: rec
commended TO mercy Grayson not guilty.
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EITCH. FOX BROWN, Real Estate.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF LOTS IN BELAIR HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
EXTENDED AND PARK ROAD

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to and duly recorded
IN iiber NoI folio 1s9 ct seq. OF the land
Gsdsoa the Dstss; Of Columbia e the q
the premises on MONDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF
NAY. d 1881, ct QUARTER or FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. the folio ing described real estate situate %
the District Of Co umbiA TO wit: Lots & "a and %
~ n. bocn Of Gardiner 9. Hubbsrds subdivision q
Terms; Onethird cash; balance in one and two
YEAR, rom day q SALE notes TO be given bearing
teresf q Per cent per annun payable
and 70 Be secured by deed Of trust the property sold
or all cash at the option o. purchaser or purchnses
OF 800 on each lot required at time Of sale
Al conveyancinx and Recording ct purchasers cost
trustees reserve the rRht rsss the prop
erty q the sk snd cost Of the defsultny purchaser
sais IN some nevspaper IN Warrington. c.
JANIS Z. FITCH.( ,r-.-..-
BENZ. p. DAVIS, Arusseess
DUECAN0ON BROS.
ApSUo8@ Aucfiouoefs.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE BUILDING LOT NEAR us. CAPITOL,
FR0NTING i,r FIFTY FEET On e STREET
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
THIRD, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell, In front Of
the premises.
LOT TO- SQUARE SOL,
Fronting 30 feet on street south and an average
depth OF about 80 feet This property situated within
square Of U. s. Capitol grounds. Street concerted,
&C., and well adapted for subdivision into smaller
building lots.
Ter.s: Onethird cash. balance in and two years,
notes to bear per cent interest," payable semi-annu-
LILY, and to be secured by deed of trust property
Sold all cash. at option OF purchaser
&c, at purchasers cost. deposit of 500 required
at time 9; sale. Terms to be complied with in fifteen
defaung purchaser after fifteen days ADVERTISE
ment of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. d. G.
apio-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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| ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
~ 14O9 g ST., near U. 8. Treasury.

CATALOGUE SALE OF
RICH BRONZES. FINE CID SHEFFIELD PLATE,
BRONZE FIRE DOGS. VENUS AND APOLLO. ~
VERY VALUABLE BRONZE GROUP, "EU-
RoPO AND BULL;" BRONZE FIGURE VENUS
DE MILO. STEEL. BRASS AND WROUGHT
IRON TENDERS AND ANDIRONs. LARGE Ia
PESTRIES. FEAST AND DANCE" AND
LOUIS w." &C.. FINE OLD PoRTIEREs AND
OTHER HANGINGs AND EMBROIDERIES IN
LAID JARDINIERES. WITH ORMOLU MOUNT
INGs. CLOIssONNE. VENETIAN AND OTHER
BEAUTIFUL LAMPS, ANTIQUE GILT FRAME
MASTEL AND OTHER MIRRORS, CARVED
IVORY PAPER KNIVES, WITH STEEL BLADES,
FINE PLAQUES. LETTER OPENERS. PEN
TRAYS. GILT MANTEL CLOCKS. FINE OLD
CANDELABRAs. SILK SCROLLS. LARGE OAK
SOFA IN LEATHER. FRENCH DINING
CHAIRS WITH CANE SEAT. OAK AND
LEATHER-CovERED DINING CHAIRS WITH
ARM TO MATCH, OAK. HALL AND LIBRARY
CHAIRS. ROSEWOOD MUSIC BOX, ROSEWOOD
1NLAfD TABLES. FINE OLD MAHOGANY
CHAIRS, MAHOGANY SCREENS IN YELLOW
SILK. ANTIQUE CARVED OAK WALL AND
OTHER CABINETS. OAK AND MAHOGANY
CHESTS WITH BRASS AND IRON MOUNT
1NGs, WROUGHT IRON FLOOR LAMP, UNI
BRELIA STANDS. JARDINIEREs, &c, FINE
OLD DRESDEN CHINA. WHITE AND GILT
CHINA, IVORY INLAID EBONY HALL CHAIRS,
ARMS AND ARMOR, ANTIQUE DEED BOX
uI4sl. PLATED PLATEAU. CIRCULAR AND
TRIANGULAR TABLES, MAHOGANY TOILET
STANDS, WORK TABLES. CHAIRS. SCREENS,
&c. FINE OLD ENGRAVINGS. OLD BIBLE IN
PARCHMENT, CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER CoLORS, FINE OLD VASES, SPIN
MING WHEELS. SOFA IN RED SILK WITH
CLAW FEET. LARGE ROSEWOOD BOOKCASE
WITH BRASS MOUNTINGS, INLAID DUTCH
SECRETARY, FIRE SETS IN IRON AND
BRASS. 1NLAID DUTCH CORNER CABINET
AND MANY OTHER SMALL, RARE AND
COSTLY PIECES. COMPRISING IN ALL ONE
OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND UNIQUE
COLLECTIONS OF INTERIOR DECORATIONS
THAT HAS BEEN OFFERED TO THE WASH.
iNGT0N PUBLIC FOR MANY YEARS, THE
WHOLE TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
No. 400 STREET NORTHWEST
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
APRIL TWENTY-THIRD and TWENTY FOURTH
1891, at
ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE p NJ each day
GRAND EXHIBITION
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, PRIOR TO SALE.
FROM NINE AN. UNTIL NINE PM
LATIMER b SLOAN, Auctioneers,
aplS-4t 14O9 g street northwest.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done,-that is, in the medium sure TO reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad-
vertise in The STAR 1t not only has the
largss. circulation, but gives figures, and
proves themi
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Police Court Jury Triais.

There was short session Of the Police Cour,
held yesterday for the trial of District cases in
which jury trials were demanded.
The first case called was that Of Kate Deviney
charged with being an unlicensed hquo,
dealer, and she was defended by Lawyer Co,
hill.
The jury returned O verdict Of not guilty.
In the case Of Patrick Donnelly. charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar, the defendant failed
to respond and his recognizance was forfeited
Thos- Lee, 'colored. was tried and convicted
OF carrying razor and a fine Of ESQ or 80 day,
was imposed.
In the cases Of Henry Rosenberg and March,,
dealers, the licenses were produced and ths
charges against them were dismissed.
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I ATIMER SLOAN, AuctIoneers,
IL 1409 @ St, near U. 8. Treasury.

HIGHLY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
ON THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
SEhENIH. 1891 in front OF the premises. at FIVE
O'CLOCK. we shall sell lot Is and part of lot Ii,
square 1877. on the east side of 18th street between l.
ard streets northwest, hay front of 30 feet by
depth of % feet to 30 loot alley. This is very vau
investors
Terms; One third cash, balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust All conyeyancing and recording pur-
chasers cost. $500 deposit required the time of
sale little perfect. LATIMER SLOAN,
apis d&1s Auctioneers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET BE
TWKEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
TON, d. q.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 4th day
Of December, 1872, recorded IN Liber No ZOO folio
S51 one OF the land records for the District of Column
bia and at the request OF the parties secured thereby
will offer for sale public auction, in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-FOURTH
numbered fortytw t42l of John 7. Laceys recorded
subdivision Of Seaton 4 Sweeney's subdivision OF
square numbered four hundred and thirty (45)
ii Inn 1 ID. By twostsry S,sE Cycling lot front
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash, OF which 400 must lie paid down when the bid
is accepted balance in equal amounts at and twelve
months. respectively. tor which tine purchasers notes
bearing interest from the day sale and secured "
deed VI trust on the premises. must be given, of
cash, 1T the option OF the purchaser. All examining
Of title, conveyancing and recording ut purchaser
cost Terms to be complied with within days from
purchasers cost.
RICHARD T. MoRsELL, Trustee.
apl3-dkds 4o6 Louisiana ave- n. "