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OUT OF WASHINGTON.
IN WASHINGTON

OUT OF WASHINGTON.
MOUNT HOLLY On - ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
NA Between Philadelphia and New lork. Hesthful.
helpful nonslke EducAflon with formation oi char
acter. College prep English and business coursss-
800 per year EEXRY N. wAl-kADT Nsls). Pm.
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Y. M. C. A. FIELD SPORTS.
A Good Attendance and Several Very Inter-
esting Events.


The handicap field sports at Y. NJ. c. A. Park
on Saturday passed of successfully, over 1000
people being present, among them many ladies,
who were admitted free. The track was heavy
and slow time was made, but the events were
exciting nevertheless The local association
Baltimore in a prettily played game by to 2.
The f00-yard dash was won by ]. Arthur, E. C.
Quackenbush second: time, 101l seconds. In
the running high jump C. G. Townsend won
with feet inches to his credit, including 4
inches handicap; Middlebrook second W. ii.
Middlebrook won the 20 yards run in % 3-5
seconds. Townsend second. The running broad
jump was won by Royce Hough, who cleared
IS feet inches: Quaekenbush second. with
Is feet % inches In the contest at pole
vaulting Quackenbush cleared feet inches
and won. Rose second Probably the most ex-
citing race was between Middlebrook and
Townsend 10 40 yards hurdles, which was won
BY Middlebrook in 10 As seconds Quaeken-
bush won at putting the shot. distance 81 feet
Z inch; W. III. Ward second, 80 feet IL inches
including Is inches handicap The 40 yards
run was won by Middlebrook. Lewis second:
l6-lb. hammer 81 feet inches. Royce Hough
second with IS feet 10 inches. J. S. Eagan
and W. ii. Lewis ran a dead heat in the mile
race; time. minutes "A seconds; y VI. Catlin
third The race was decided by tossing pen
MES, Eagan winning. Hough threw the base
ball 297 feet McCammon second, 295 feet.
The presentation of the medals will be made
in the Y. NJ e. A. gymnasium on FRIDAY even
ing at o'clock.
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NEW ORLEANS JURY FIXERS.
What Burthe, the Principal Witness, Says
New Information.

New Information.
Leonce Burthe. the principal and in fact the
only witness against the jury bribers in the
case growing out of the Malta trials in New
Orleans, was arrested in East St. Louis Ills,
on Friday afternoon and is now in Jail in that
city.
When seen by a reporter Mr.. Burthe at first
refused to talk. but leading question opened
his mouth. He said: ''When the Hennessy
murder case was called was drawn on the
panel. Before l was examined and rejected F.
Arment approached me and said that 1
would get $1,000 if got on the
jury and found the Italians not guilty
/ told him / could do nothing of the
kind. After the trial told Mr.. Parkinson,
and afterward communicated to him the fact
that Edgar White, the deputy sheriff, had
threatened to kill me il / testified against his
friend Arment. Yes; was afraid and left New
Orleans and got $1,000" but he seemed to
realize that he was telling too much, and in the
very next breath said he left New Orleans Of
his own free will and accord.
District Attorney Lusenburg Of New Orleans
recently issued nolle prosequi in the cases Of
Bernard Glandi. Charles Granger. Emile Bag
netto. Thomas McCrystal and ID. c. O'Malley.
They were the parties who had been indicted
bv the grand jury for bribery and corruption
OF jurors in the Hennessy case. The indict-
ments were regarded as not sufficiently specific.
The district attorney then filed information
against each Of the above-named parties.
Charles Granger is charged with having offered
500 to Alphonso La Berre. John CoOney and
Thomas Z. McCrystal are charged with having
offered and promised to Frank Cormely to pay
and provide for all the expenses Of
his family during all the time that he might
serve as a juror in the Hennessy case; Emile
Bagnetto is charged with having offered slOO
to David Bonhage, and Bernard Glandi with
! Offering $500 to Henry Batwood. O'Malley is
charged with having feloniously counseiled
and procured the said felony. The district at
torney asked the cases be Immediately allotted
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. The local circulation Of The EVENING
star is not only the largest and fullest but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people of the District Of
Columbia as body, but regularly into their
hor,es-into the families of all classes. and into
those of the incorporating as well as the
money-earning portion of the community. An
advertisement in its columns therefore reaches
the eye Of everybody worth reaching.
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Current Stories OF ROYALTY.

A Berlin dispatch says that the kaiser has
done some remarkable shooting during his visit
10 Count DONNA He bagged thirty pheasants
in one day, proving himself an excellent wing
shot, holding his gun, a weapon made especially
for his use, to the shoulder with one hand
King Charles Of Wurtemburg remains about
the same the issue of death OF recovery being
in doubt A letter from Stuttgart SAYS that on
Wednesday last a woman named Franz. sup
posed to have been at one time acquainted
with the king, applied for entrance to
the palace. and was refused. She tried to
create scene. but the guards. acting, il is
said, under orders from the heir apparent,
were firm and refused 20 recognize the woman.
IL Is reported that she wanted some perms nent
provision for child Of King Charles.
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@ A q Team
Took Poison to Escape Prison.

Jeanne Weiss. who was on trial at Oran.
Algiers, on Friday, charged with having
slowly poisoned her husband by ad-
ministering small amounts Of arsenic
to him at the instigation, it was
claimed, Of the woman's lover, an engineer
named Roques, and who was sentenced to
twenty years hard labor, committed
suicide that night in her cell by swat
lowing a quantity Of arsenic which had
been conveyed to her by friend.
Roques, il will be recalled. Was arrested in
Spain on the charge of completely in the affair
and committed suicide by shooting himself
with q revolver. Madame Weiss was desc ibed
rs "a very fascinating woman whose mother
Was Russian nihilist.
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DIR. FORDYCE BARKER DEAD.
APoplexy Carries Away One of America,
Most Eminent Physicians.

Most Eminent Physicians.
DIR. Fordyce Barker, one of the most emf
nent physicians in the United States, died on
Saturday afternoon at his residence "A East
3Sth street, New York city, aged seventy-three
years. Apoplexy was the cause of death.
DR.. Barker was born at Wilton, Me-, on May
2, 1918. He was of English descent. and the
son of a physician. In 1897 he was graduated
at Bowdoin. He studied medicine with Dr.
Henry 1. Bowditch in Boston and with DR..
Charles H. Stedman at the Chelsea Hospital.
Then he went to Edinburgh and Paris. and re-
ceived the degree of MD. at Paris fifty years
ago, in 1871. At Norwich, Conn, he began the
practice of his profession In 1S45, when but
twenty-seven years old. he was made professor
OF midwifery in Bowdoin Medical College
Obstetrics he made a special study, and in this
branch of medicine he won rare distinction
In 1850. having been elected professor of mid
wlfery and the diseases of women in the New
York Medical College. he removed to New York
city and lived in East 18th street. Two years
later he was made obstetrical physician to
Bellevue Hospital, post which he held until
1874. In 1850 he became professor of clinical
midwifery and the diseases of women in Belle
vue Hospital Medical College.
DR.. Barker was a member of MANY medical
associations, notably the New York Academy of
Medicine. OF which he was president from 1878
to 1881; the New York County Medical Society.
the New York Obstetrical Society. the New
York Pathological Society. the New York Medi-
cal and Surgical Society, the Medical Society
of the state of New York, of which he was for
merly president. and the American Gyneco-
logical Society, OF which he was the first presi-
dent in 1876 He was also honorary fellow of
the Royal Medical Society of Athens and
member of the obstetrical societies of Edin-
burgh. London, Philadelphia and Louisville,
and of the Philadelphia College of Physicians.
As family physician DIR. Barker had a unique
position. He attended almost every one of the
leading families Of New York He was one of
Gen. Grant physicians and he attended both
William B. Aston and his son, the late John
Jacob Astor.
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(,HANCERY SALE VALUABLE COUNTRY PROP
~ EkTY NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK ON BROAD
bbHANCH ROAD AND ROCK CREEK FORD
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed the 18th day of May,
lS9l. in equity cause No. 1854. wherein Louis p.
shoemaker ct al arr complainants and Margaret Bat,
eel at public auction. in front Of the premises,
TUESDAY the SECOND DAY OF JUNE. 1891. at
FIVE O'CLOCK !. NJ. the following described zeal
estate. situate In the county Of Washington District
OF Columbia. to wit
AN Of lot numbered three CD in Daniel Lightfoots
nsirs suodivaon OF part Of The Vale" e per plat
said lot containing y. "a acres moro or less.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. one-third in one
year and onethrd IN two years from day Of sale, the
deferred to bear interest the rate OF
centu per annun payable semi annually. and to be
secured by promi.sory notes Of tho purchaser and
deed Of trust ON the property sold the purchaser
may q r.: option pay the whole purchase money in
co. Adspost q two hundred dollars viii Be required
e t9s time % ssie the terms q ssls are mot COM
Will be rssod at the risk and cos q the defsnlt ng
purchaser aftor Ave days notice in The Evening Star
JOHN RIDOQT. TryEsa
DUNCANsoN BROS, xucSoSsssS H 1920 ia.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUnE DAYS.
SALE OF VALUABLE BONDS AND STOCKS AT |

SALE OF VALUABLE BONDS AND STOCKS AT
~ AUCTION.
We viii oder for sale at public auction. FRIDAY,
THE TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE. isal. az ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. within the auction rooms Of Rat
ellie Darr Co., No. go Pennsylysni. avenue
northwest in the city of Washington District Of Co.
iumoia the following Bonds and Stocks beoneing to
the estate OF SAMUEL NOKMENT, deceased. vfz
BONES.
Five 90 District of Columbia Water Stock, Of 81. 900
each interest per cent.
Five 90 Washington and GEORGETOWN Railroad
(series of 1850. OF 900 each interest per cent.
len QO WASHINGTON and Georgetown Railroad
(ser1es OF 1870, of $500 each interest per cent
Two CD Washington Market Company. OF 81. 600
each; Interest Per cent,
One hundred and two GOD shares Of Washington
Gas Light Com pany: par value $50 per share.
wenty tO) shares of the Central National Bank Of
washington city; par value 100 per share.
tl) shares OF the Citizens National Bank of
washington; par value q 100 per shafe.
Eleven Old shares OF the National Life Maturity
insurance Company Of West Virginia. par value elOo
Terms Of sale: ALL CASH ON DELIVERY.
JAS. s.. EDWARDS, 4
G. +. NORMENT,
Cent. Natl Bank bl'd'g.
RADCLIFFE. DAkR CO..
my29-dtds AuctioneerS.
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Director General Davis and the foreign affairs
committee have agreed upon the membership
Of the commission that is to represent the Co
lumbar exposition IN Europe. The Ave men
chosen are Ex-Governor Waller of Connecticut,
ex-senator Eustis Of Louisiana, Carl schurz.
Promoter General Handy and Solicitor General
Bu.terworth- Three of the commissioners have
decided to 60, but Senator Eustis and Mr..
Schurz have not vet been heard from. The
commission viii start early IL June and viii be
IN Europe about SIX weeks.
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THIS EVENING,
ID ATcLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucnoneer,.

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucr1oneers.
REMOVAL SALE BY AUCTION OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF BOOKS. SHOES, CLOTHING.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS, HATS, TRUNKS, &c. '
&c, CONTAINED IN THE STORE OF
MIR. j. W. SELBY,
1914 AND 19l6PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE NORTH
BEGINNING MONDAY, JttNE FIRST, 1891. AT
TEN AN. AND SEVEN PM, AND Daily at
same hours until all is sold, Mr. selby proposes
sale unusual opportunity for dealers and
private buyers.
my.st3t RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.
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J. J. WILMARTH,l T.,,.....
my23-d&ds b. W. HOLMAN, ! AIustess
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
~ go Penn. ave. n. W.

TRUSTEES sale OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON STREET BETNEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHWEST By AUC-
TION.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No ll!D folio 4S9 ct one of the land records Of
the District OF Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees will
JUNE FIRST. 1871 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
real estate 81; uate in the city of
Washington. District of Columbia, to wit: All that
certain piece parcel part lot OF land and premises
known and designated as lot fortytwo 4) in Walkers
recorded subdivision of square numbered three hun
dred and three (3O) together with the improvements,
&c.
at per cent secured by deed OF trust upon the prem
ses or all cash, at the option. deposit
of SlOO required at time of sale. Terms to be COM
Piled with IN ten days from SALE otherwise the right is
served to resell at the risk and of the defautn9
purchaser after i've days advertisement. All convey
sncing and recording Ut purchaser cost.
W. CLARENCE DUVALL,l r-.
my19-d&ds EDMARD GRAVES. lrustees-
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Denied by Bishop yyst,.rxou.

Bishop Watterson, in an interview in the
Ohio State Journal, emphatically denies state
ment recently published in New York that he
and Archbishop Corrigan had assured Mrs.
James G. Blaine, jr., that in case civil divorce
is granted her "a special dispensation will be
forthcoming from the Catholic church validat-
ing it from the standpoint Of church law and
ethics" The bishop said that neither the
church nor any other power can dissolve the
bonds Of a once validity contracted marriage.
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THOMAS BOWLING q SON. Auctioneera


ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE wELL-KNowN
CLARENDON HOTEL, CORNER fOGRTEENTH
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE. -
We shall sell at public aucrion. on THURSDAY,
JUNE FOURTH. 1891. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
and from day day until all is sold. the entire
contents Of the above hote containing rooms
sisting In part of the following: -
SUITE. n PLUSH TKENSHPPLIA sT ETEG HIalf
MIIRRRSoRS; P9GBL I'm hMD sINGLE w wALNUT
R0TBbbE E.sAN AND SINGLE HAIR ANp 70 sHUcK
TM6AssHsTHNDs. GHEkRY AND WAI.NgT Mir;
Room SUITES, BEpsTEAps, SPRINGS, EIG;,
BOLSTER CASES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS. 4 NJ 1. SIDEBoARDs. 80 DINING
SHADES, ETC. BRoSzL CLOCKS ASR MAR:
BILE ORNAMENTS. COOKING UTENSILS OF
AL DEsCRIPTIoNs. FINE LEATHEK,Coy-
bktssEhs AID MoeuET Hall. sTAIk, PAR:
L0R AND BED ROOM CARPETS, BRASS STAIR
PLATES; ALSO MOSLER CONGRATULATIONS
SAIL, OFFICE fURNITIRE. ETC. LACE
HANGING, PORTIERES AND POLES. CHINA,
CROCkERY WARE. GLASS WARE, ALSO .. p.
WARE. SUCH AS KNIVES. FORKS. SPOONS,
CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS. ETC.
Terms Cash.
THOMAS BOWLING son,
my29-A Auctioneerp.
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SALE AT AUCTION.
ORIGINAL LOT 9, SQUARE 636.

ORIGINAL LOT 9, SQUARE $685.
Near United States Capitol 50 feet inches front on
north side OF south street between South Capitol
street and Delaware avenue, and
ORlGINAL LOT s. SQUARE WEST OF SQUARE o.
$50 feet on 18th street northwest and extending
back to Rock creek.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in the Pepper al
against Webb ct AL 14bo equity docket o, will offer
Tor sale at public auction in front the respective
parcels. the days and hours mentioned the follow
ing real estate and Premises situated the
cityof WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia. viz:
On MONDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1891, AT SIX
O'CLOCK L. NJ the original lot numbered 9, in the
square numbered 66; this lot is unimproved and CON
talns 4.y.S square feet OF ground.
On TUESDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1891, at the same
hour the original lot 3, in square WEST OF SQUARE
~ This lot is also unimproyed and 10 located the
southwest corner OF 18th anu streets northwest be-
ing bounded On the west by Rock creek.
Terms OF safe: Onethird Is of the purchase money
TO be paid III cash, the residue in equal nstaents
SIX tive We and eighteen months from the day sale,
the purchasers to give for such deferred payments
their pronssory notes Endorsed secured TO the
faction of the trustee bearing interest at the
per cenun per annum from the day of sale the title
To be retained until all Of the purchase money and
ferest IS paid II any purchaser shall fail comply
with the terms OF sale within ten u0) days nom
the several dates thereof reserve the right read
and resell the property in respect to which de-
fault IS made at the risk and Of the defauting
chaser All conyeyancing and recording to be at pur
chasers cost. 800 deposit acceptn of each bid
WILLIAM Is. WEBB, Trustee,
LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. lny9-tu, tn sSds
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Rial ESTAIE BEING NOS. 733 AND 737
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust recorded March 1880
in Liber 1873 folios O and 200 ct of the land
records Of the District of Columbia request of
tine party secured thereby will sell by public auction
IN front OF the premises on MONDAY, JUNE FIRST,
1881. All HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK T.. NJ, all that
certain piece or parcel of land and peses known and
distinguished as being lots ~ and in Charles b.
Pearson and others subdivision OF part square No.
SO as said subdivision is recorded IN L;ber No. IA,
said District.
Terms of sale: s1.750 Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in one year all cash. option Of the
purchaser. deposit of 800 will he required the
sale Conveyancing and recording purchaser cost.
II terms OF sale are not complied with five
day OF sale the trustees the right to resell
cost and risk OF the deiauiting purchaser.
j. A. PRESCOTT, r-u.
my1gdSds ABNER b. KELLY. irustees.
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nyee-St
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

DUNCANsoN BROS. AuctiOnesrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING TWO FRAME HOUSES NOS. 3O6 AND
:DS N. c. AVE Sc
BY virtue of q deed Of trust recorded in Liber No.
o AT folio los ct seq. one OF the land records OF
party thereby secured we will sell at public AUCTION
IN front OF the premises, TUESDAY, the Ninth
DAY OF JUNE A D. 1891, at Five O'CLOCK p. NJ. u,
the following described real estate situate and being
IN the city of WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia and
Known aEo DISTINGUISHED as lot eleven up of Basil
Simins subdivision of lots four az and five (5), in
square seven hundred ana nnetyon ODD. same is
recorded in Book n. K. foo 2o3, OF the records
OF the surveyors Office for said District together with
the improselne thereon.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance in equal pay.
ments NJ six 3d. twelve 2) and eighteen (1S) months
from day Of sale Notes to be secured by deed Of trust
on property sold and to bear interest at the Of
per cent per anln. payable semi all cash,
at option Of purchaser Conyeyancng. &c. at cost OF
purchaser deposit of 500 required time sale.
Terms to be complied with an ten days otherwise trus-
tees reserve the right to resell at the risk Of
fautinx purchaser after five days of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington. ID. C.
JOS. X. EDISON, I ,rr,,..oa.
CHAS. b. BAILEi,S iiUeS'
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FUTURE DAYS.
PHILADELPHIA TATTERsALL.
MARKET ST.. ssSSSS GH slbk a5fa AsDsr SITS
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL
COMBINATION SALE
VERY HIGH BRED
KENTUCKY AND
MISSOURI HORSES.
THURSDAY MORNING.
JUNE 4. 1891.
AT THE
PHILADELPHIA TATTERsALL.
MARKET STREET (soUTH sIDE),
10Th AND 2lsT.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
comprising consignment Of % head the property Of
W. R. BRASFIELD CO..
LEXINGTON, KY.
IN CHARGE OF s. d. HIyRLE,
INCLUDING GRAND sADDLERs, HANDSOME
COAcHERs. STYLISH ROADSTERs
EXTRA FINE ROAD AND
COACH TEAMS.
Also consignment Of 25 head the property Of
JOHN J. HILGERT.
ST. JOSEPH. NO.,
INCLUDING FAST TRoTTERs, SPEEDY PAGERS.
FINE sADDLERs. MATCHED PAIRS,
FAMILY AND BUSINESS
HORSES.
We can safely say that this stock of Kentucky and
Missouri horses without doubt the most rare and
the finest that have been offered public sale in
this state. The reputation of the consignors W. R.
Brasheld Co. and John j. Hilgert, IL a sufficient
guarantee for all we claim for them and nothing but
inspection while in action can give you any conception
Of their superior qualities. They are all warranted
sound and to be sold under special warranty.
The horses the Tattersall and can be rid
den or driven after any DESIRES until time of
sales.
Descriptive catalogues can be had upon of
the suctioneers.
WENDEROTH. MUNDY JOHNSON,
- Auctioneers,
1t PhiIa
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my2S-dkda
THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING No. 2Ol1 PORTNER
PLACE NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded January 1880.
In lber 1856 folio Is ct OF the land records
OF the District Of Columbia. and at the the
party secured thereby. We will ssi ~ uSre auction
IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, JUNE SEC
OND. 1891, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
all that certain piece or parcel OF land and premises
known and distinguished and being lot No. 126 In
FORMERS subdivision of part Of square No. o04
said subdivision 10 recorded in Book IA folio ljS OF
Terms OF sale $3.50 of the purchase money in cash.
TO assume ISIS IL Uyear lease at per cent Ter
annun with privilege of purchase; the balance IN one
year. all cash. at option Of the purchaser deposit
OF 500 will be required at the SALE onveyancinx
and recording at purchs sers cost. terms
not complied with in i've days from day OF sale the
trustees the right TO resell ct cost and risk
the defaulting purchaser.
JACOB ID. WILSON, J r
m2O-dkds JOHN 6. SWORMSTEDT.l lIuNees.
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7 ATIMER L SLOAN, Auctioneers.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST
SIDE OF SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN L
AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE SECOND. 1891, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front OF the premises. we will sell
at public auction
LOT 3d. SQUARE 1877.
Fronting IL feet the side Of 10th street between
and streets northwest by depth of LOO feet. with
side and rear alley.
This lot is finely located and should command gen.
eral attention
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
with interest and secured by deed OF on
the property. All conveyancn1 and recording cost
of purchaser deposit OF 500 will be required a,
time of sale.
Iny..6-d&ds LATIMER Il SLOAN Aucts.