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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-13

C,HANCERY sALEOF FOUR UNIMPROvED LOTS
~ IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTs. SITUATED On
STREET NEAR l4TH STREET EXTENDED
AND ON KkNEsAH STREET NEAk 18TH
STREET EN- ENDED.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Colunna. made on the 4th day of Jam
uary. 1891. in equity causs No. IL. wherein Glenn
ent W. ferguson ard others are roIlplanants and
Arthur E. Batenan and others defendants shall
sell 70 The hlyhe nddeT in rent q re premises on
1891. commencing on ARTEH PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ, the o YdessriDed re al estate the county
of Washin ton. District OF Co unbia Lots numl,efe
thirteen ,i), ten tiU) and iour % in block number
thrty-sevsn Ga. and lot numbered Two e. III block
Numbered twenty firee C:} Of DON 81 lrus-
tees, subdivision Of part Of Mount Pleas mt and
Pleasant Palms. sand subdivision being known as CO..
lunbia Heights.
Lot i b.ocK "a contains 10. 3Iasx square feet.
Lot 10. block "a, contains l6, :,NI square feet
Lot 1. book "a. contains 81. Us "a square feet
Lot =. block Is. contains ~, Jso square feet.
The said lots W ii be sold separately and will be Of
fered tor sale in the order above Kiven
balance in two equal instaliments IN one and two
years. to be secured by the promissory notes tine
purchaser and deed Of trust the prop sold and
to lear interest at cent snnim until paid.
the purchaser. casa aeposlt wild lie re-
on lot IL, block 81, saao on lot 10. block 81 $40;
on lot L. block 81 $50: ami OH lot block IS 5000
from day the the right to
sell ut tile risk and defaultinx purchaser.
All eyancinK and orlng at the expense OF tue
purchaser or pure1 psa sir,-xror
Corcoran building. R.,.tv.-.
JOHN c. HEALD. "Ses'
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. ap27-eomsAd
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The Centreville, Nd. Lynching.

According to the dispatches the lynching Of
Green yesterday at Centreville, Nd, was u
most brutal affair. The prisoner was dragged
from his cell by rope around his neck, liter
ally dragged through the Office and hall. porch
and gate, out to the street corner, where some
of the lynchers mounted horses, which seemed
to be in readiness. The crowd then hurried
down in the direction of the wharf. Green
seemed TO know his fate at once, and during
the temporary halt begged piteously. but Il
awaited nothing. When he was first taken from
his cell he had also begged for mercy. but no
attention was paid to the appeal Several
pistols or guns were fired as the crowd passed
down. There was but little talking or swear-
ing. but some yelling on the way. The prisoner
was dragged by the rope around his neck abou,
600 yards down Broadway. Then u turn Was
made into the peach orchard Of ex-Sheriff r.
Hopper Smith About tyenty-four strides
from the turning point the rope was thrown
over tine limb Of peach tree and the body wa.
drawn up, leaving the victims feet about eisht
inches from the ground.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers.

xDJ6ININa The FH FREE skfDd IEof 81 X
STREET IN GEokGETOMN KNOWN AS THE
OLD FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOMESTEAD.
~ virtue Of decres OF ths supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia. dated October 10, 1852 passed
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTiEfH DAY UF MAJ T.
d ,1Sgl. in frout Of the premises, ct FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ. all the right, title and interest Of the
PARTIES to said cause in and all tine following de-
sfaed real estate IN Georgetown. District Of Column
nas 20 WIT: Parts OF lots numbered eleven, twelve.
keid and Dsekins addition to Georetown. Beginning
on the south siue Of bridse northwest
ner o. aid lot hfteen and running said south
line Of Bridge street 24O teet or less to the west
poundsry line OF the property formerly owned By Vim.
Dyer, thence south BY and with said boundary
Of the Chesspeake and Ohio canal tnencs wet by and
With the north line o. the land condemned 70
east ine o. Ln9an street, and thence with sad east
line north 20 the pace OF cenning, portion q said
mopeffy being improved by largs brick house.
Terms a. prescribed by said decree: Of the
Purchaae money in cash and the balance n thrse equal
Mseaiments M twelve eishteen and twenfy-four
months respectively from the day Of ale for which
pronseory notes shall b giysn TO bear infsrpst Ct q
Per cent pr from the day Of ale and 10 b
GU Sg dssd e t,uas upon re psogy sOd g
proportion than thiFd Of the purchase mcnsy nay
2 psid N cash Adepost OF ESQ VIII . required
the time OF sale AL conyeyancng and rocording 10 BE-
the cost Of the purchaser II the terms Of ssls sre
not With IN ten Gays from the DAY Of ale the
e e: ;sss .ss: r g: Even
CINE S1Ris ;f 4. .9 6h isa' 1 sss1sss
mye1&ds "a ~ strsst northWsit.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.
:, AbhtfIAh NIIAKP. Trustee,
"a East Lexinyson ST. Bsiiiuao.e Nd
my9. II, 16,lyf At
- ATCLIFFE. DARR a CO.. Auct,one-r,.
Pa

u ATCLIFFE. DARR a CO.. Auct,one-rs
~ SEQ Ia. ave. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF BOILER. ENGINE, PUMPS.
SANS. MACHINERY. &c, Contained Is
and ABOUT THE PREMISES NEREIof ORE
YARD, MILL AND WHAkF PRoFERT1. Al
iHE LOOT OF FOURTH STREET EAST. ny
By virtue OF chattcl decd Of trus, given TO us and
uuly resorded an LIber No. li'5s. folio is4 SEQ
one Q, The land ne, oris OF the ID sr1ct of Columbia
x all a. LII tit re9nsst % he Parties seurd thsreE W.
THE PREMISES Hakfq9f III; IN ANp MOI,
THOMAS b. CROSS. JR. s. LUMBER YARD,
MILL; Il; AND wHAkF PROPERTY, Ar THE FoUi
OF EoCEIH STREET EAST. Ar ITS JUNCTION
MI GEnE6IA AVENUE AND THE EASTERN
bfsAStHOF 1hE POTOMAC RIVER, ON MONDAY
NM EiGETEtNTE, 1921. AT Ten O'CLOCK
che, ,ule "A" isch-d saiu deed 81 trust VIZ
oME fNDLESS BED CNE VARIETY SAW.
- pLANEh, ONE RE SAW,
w bolLtK, one DoUEEN PUMP.
M I'm AVN oNr HOLDING Ma
oS Sh" Noon SAW r, on MATCHING MA
BILE ANb SANS. on 'wS G0D- SPLITTING
ONE VARIETY MOL MACHINE.
sOER. ONE JIG law,
oNE NOTICING MA ONE BAND saw
To which We invite the general attention of machin
ISIS mili men, wood and coal dealers and persons "a.
search OF machinery.
Terms: Cash on the day Of sale
RICHARD T. PaIRo,
JOIN II. CLARkE
- Trus ets.
RADCLIFFE. DARE 90.
uiyd-o Auciioneefs.
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ANACOSTIA.
THE ". NJ. o. A. CIrR.


The ". NJ o. A. Club OF East Washin pton
met last evening at the residence of Sergeant
p Doolan, No. els T. street southeast. The
parlors were tastefully decorated with flowers
while refreshments. games. recitations and mu-
SIC added pleasure to the event. Those present
were Sergeant and Mrs. Doolan, Misses Fannie
Wood, Estelle Curtin. L. Delano, Annie Delano.
L Joy, l. n. Trunneil. G. Smith. Susie Amer
lea, May Logan. Annie Wilson. Messrs Walter
Lowe, Robert Thornton. s. Gaines, j. Flood,
Edward Sobe, Emsn Brown. H. Doolan. Will
lam Doolan, DIR. Dslten and Prof. A. Mclean.
AN EXCITING DOG TIeHT.
There was an exciting dog fight yesterday
afternoon at George Richardson's place at
Suitland. Prince Georges county. Nd. The
combatants were Crib of Georgetown and
Spot Of Washington. Both dogs tipped the
scales at p.irty-three pounds. Crib was in
fne condition and Was the favorite by good
odds. tbSugh Spot had ardent hackers. The
former was declared winner at the end OF An
hours fight Spot badly punished A
throng Of sports went down from the city, but
comparative order was maintained.
THE CHESS CLUB MET
The ArAcostia Chess Club met Monday nigh.
ct the residence Of DIR. Richard A. Pyles. DIR.
Pyies. Dr. James A. Watson, Mr. Arthur Chris,v
and Mr.. Alfred Thornett were the players The
lest named gentleman carried off the honors o,
the evening Refreshments were served Mr..
Thornett viii entertain the club at its mex
meeting
PERSONAL
Miss Ella Wansleben has arrived at Bernen.
Rev. DIR. Traverse. pastor Of Allen Baptist
Church, Garfield. has returned.
Nr. and Mrs i. y Dean are back from thei,
tour through Virginia
DIR. Turner Torrey, who has been prosrratec
by the grip, Is riendirg slowly.
Charles HAggenmaker is suffering from
paralysis Of the left hand
Mrs A. II. Witner. wife of the assistant su
perintendent Of ST. Elizabeth, is visiting Mrs
5. b Lyons at Bloomingdale Asylum, New York
NOTES.
The wyandottes were defeated by the Iittl.
Rocks yesterday by . score of 8 to near tn,
new bridge Seven innings were played.
The Bseonian Brotherhood held session
last night
MineolA Tribe No. II, Imp. o. r NJ, vii
not wear regalla on memorial day
The work Of deLaolishing Emmanuel ChCrcl
vas begun yesterday preparatory to erecting
costly and imposing structure.
Preparations for the CathoIic fair to be heis
In St lsnatius' Ch7rch at Oxon Hill, Nd, arr
being pushed
IL was Ms Mamie E. Raabe who sang tn
solo at the Methodist Sunday school anniver
ssry aud not Mrs May ksbey, as inadyertentl,
printed
A branch Office Of the Western Union Tele
graph Company has been opened in Fisher
drug store.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctlon,eTs,
~ yn and d sts NV.
TRUSTEES SALE Oh VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY KNOWN AS EBsTEk LAW
DlILDIN6,m STU ATED on u STREET BE-
WEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust du'y recorded in Iiler
No. lS0 Io.o yj ct seq. o. the and records Tor
DisIrf Columbia, ana at the winter reqaes. oi
the EolGer notes unpaid and secured by trust
We WILL Oder TOR sac on NtDNEsDAE. 1HE
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAJ. A. u. 1891. at EAlF-
PAST FOUK O'CLOCK 2. NJ. in front of the premises
all the right. title. estate and inter- It grantors
therein and to the Ioowlng DIES rlied real estate
situate the city Of .ton ID strict Column
square numbered tour hundred AID en- hty nine $50
together with AL te i'm Movements ways, rn.lts
raghis. PRIVILEGES anu appurtens tie saint
IN any 80 Epl erialng. and a. the estate
nrnt title interest and aim either at law or an
equity otherwise However OF the lrantors in sud
20 out SIii pc Farce of ground
and prens sold subject deed Of trust 20 secure
ali. 0uJ and sucn interest may due lrryon ana
! uuly orded IN Lsr No. llsss. ioiio 40 OF
the lana recors-s 0. the Dls: fist of COLUMBIA.
deco OF trusi recorded in Lber l4ED TO 10 no. men
nd aboye) anu expenses o. sale aud such I. xes As
may be due aud unpa q flDouuts Of winch will he
stated at time OF 81 81 in cash; la. ycers to
lie eviden ed by note OF purchaser Oper cent
per annun interest. payabie sen-snnuAly and 10 IL.
Ly deed VI trust property sod. all cash.
optlO u OF purchaser ConNeyGncing, &c.. Dur
rnaser cost deposit o 400 required time prop
erty q hooked Oh. .erlns to lie Complied with in
fifteen days. otherwise rignt reserved by tie trustees
after nye das advertisement OF suan resale in some
newspaper pao sliea IA Washington. ID. Z.
OSCEOl.A G. GREEN, ..
myS-d&ds ANDREW c. BhADLkY.S trustees
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CouRr-.J,,doe Hdgner.
Yesterday-Caverly agt Watson; demurrer
sustained; bill dismissed. Thompson agt
Thompson; rule on defendant
CIRCUIT C0URr-Jivioe Cor.
Yesterday-Boggs agt. Downey; motion fol
new trial filed. Rowland agt. Cross; order fol
writ OF restitution.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday-In re estate William H. Bland
deceased; first and final account of sam
uel c. Mills, executor, fled and approved
In re estate Jane f. Giles; notice in be
half Of administration Of deceased. Let
tiers OF guardianship issued to Mary E
Bueckler for Lolita and Ida Jackson. In r,
estate Jerome 9. Burnett; will filed. In r,
estate Catherine Woods, deceased; rule agains
George II. Gamble, returnsbie May Is, 1891.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of The EVENING STNE. "A dollars
ceived" is the principle upon which its bush
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in ia advertising columns.
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Mr.. 1hos. A. Edison, the electrician and in
ventor. says ne viii have ready for the Chico 20
worlds fair combination Of photography and
electricity whereby a man can sit in his own
parlor and see depicted upon curtain the
forms OF tho players in opera upon distant
stage and hear the voices OF the singers. Each
movement and color will be plainly repro
fights, the noise, blows, talk aud everything
being transmitted
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TRUSTEES SALEOFvALUABL E REAL ESTATE
SITUATE Al THE sol THEASf CORNER pf
SEyENTHAND N STREETS NORTHWEST, rs
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC

TRUSTEES SALE OFvALU ABB l. REAL ESTATE
SITUATE Al TIE sol TREAS CORNkR of
SENEN1H AND M STREETS NORTHWEST, IN
The CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue u n decree tIe supreme Cour. of the
District OF Co.umtla. y s>ed tie 9th day of May
fa'}, in equity cause No. I2Ts2 wherein James 4.
Meru et a.. arp coup atlantis ami Eilz tbeth ward
al are defendants. tie undersgne trustees. ar
pointed by sind de- will sell at pubic in
front of tine lremls on Thu RSDAh, THE INVENT =
FIhSr DAh or MAJ. ls,l. at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ.
MasIington Is:rsct Io.uaola. 10 WIT Prrrs OF
Original lots numbered thirte (l;D and ga
In squire numbered tour hundred and iorty-nne
f3sl. Dte1nn n Tor The AT the northN
OF SD square and rr;nn NJ theme VI one
hundred and sixteen lIN) leet tifense sou "a
nye CD feet. thelce west hundred and sixteen
(llol feet and thence north twenty C2.D
tie begInnlng. togati.er with TIE impfoyenl.
There's N. coDssting o, a lranI. dwelling
i-rls oil Onethr "a OF the price l. 20
lie PAID IN cash. 9TH I'd 1Etryoi IN and the
the de-, rred nts 10 bear per
annuln. payable sellsnnuaily 70 he secured by
the Notes OF Tire Inr. hsser and deed Of
trust upon the premises. or the purchaser pur-
ciiasers may pay Cash. al his tIe.f option AL
convey ng anu recorung To lie AZ the Of the
purchaser. deposit 500 VIII BE- required at tine
ting Of Ii the terlls Of not comp..ei
will be r-sold al tue risk and the dsia utlng
purchaser. NrMAN l.. COLE.
Room "a. a endail build NJ.
- Irustree.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN.
Room 81. Ient.ail buil,.Ins.
Trustee.
WALTER r. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auts mys-dSls
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How Impost Duties are Avoided.

John W. Link. special agent Of the United
States treasury. who has been investigating
the effect Of the Mckinley tariff on Cuban
cigars. reports that the Cnban cigarmakers
are making their cigars hight, and SO the Nc
Ki,lley tariff of $50 per pound bears no
heavier upon them than the old tariff Of S2.50
Per pound. BY wrapping the cigars looser
and making them smaller the Cubaps can
save two to three pounds on a thousand.
There is no violation Of law in doing 40.
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucnoneers,
~ 1409 g ST., near U. 8. Treasury.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PRINTING PRESSES. A
LAkGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF TYPE
AND The ENTIRE CONT ENTS AND OUTFIT
OF fHE "PATENTEE" OFFICE IN THE BASE
MEE OF PREMISES NO. 5O5 D STREET n. W.
By virtue Of chattei deed OF trust. recorded May
1S91 among the land records OF the District Of
iuin2 we wall sell e pu9ii auStiSn on tie premises
At nALF,PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK PM. Wash
tngton, D. c. all the goods chsttes personal prop
srty descrbed in said deed. and embracing in part
One Paper Cutter.
Chandler Price Gordon Press.
One Card Press.
Job and body Type and other articles found in Q
hrst class Job fntng oce being the entire contents
OF the office Of tine pstentee Publishing Com
pany,n in the basement OF said prelnises
Terms cash. THEODORE J. PICKETT,
MICHAEL J. COLBERT.
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Inyl2-d &ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

IL
TRUSTEES CONTINUATION SALE OF vALU-
ABl.E REAL ESTATE IN ThE COUNT OF
WAShING1 On. IN Thinning CITY," BEING
SUI AND ELLIoTT'S, 1RUSTEEs, SUB
DIVISION OF THAT PORT On OF THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE COLONEL HENRY
NAYLOR BEING ON HE EASTERN BRANCH
OF POTOMAC OR ANACOSTIA RIVER AND
IMMEDIAIELY ADJACENT TO THE NEW
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BRIDGE
By virtue OF decree of the SUI Court OF the
District of Columbia. lassel in cause OF Mayor
Mayor ct al, No. g3 equity, will offer at
publr sac on tie preili Uses, beginning THURSDAY.
the FOUoiH DAY OF JUNE. All. 1891, at Hall
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, various lots in the
subdivision Of ''TWINING CITY," made by us as
trustees. and recorded in look No. O. county. laye
No. I'll. in tho surveyors Office Of District of
Columbia
Iernls Of sale: Onethird cas- the balance IN equal
insts ,h,ients at and two years. he gwen
bear ng cent ntef est from day of pay ale
seniannualy. and TO be secured By ed of trust on
the property sod, all ash, at the option the prr-
chaser. DEPOSIT of s25 lot sold will be re-
CURED az the time of sale. C,nveyans ny. &c. at
cIiaser s cost II the tcirIs "a not complied
with within ten days from day sal. the trustees
rye the rt TO resell the property in default at the
Ilsk znC cost Of deiautng purchaser after five ia
public not:e of su n resale in newspaper puD-
lished IL Washington city. ID. C.
n. B.-Plats suldiv sion be obtained
on app icAtion Of the t.us tie auct on-els.
RICHARD Saith,
Wei ster Law ,uiiding. -r,..
CHARLL> A. ELLIOTT. iruseees.
fny12d6,s EeudaiI building
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nnyT-dkis
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REA ESTATE. BEING THE MORT INVEST
CORNER OF II AND EIGHTH $ Reefs
NOR HEASr l..sI Il STl.EET Y RrEE .SIl

NOh HEAST l,S2 h STIEET v RTHEaST}
By virtue of deed trust ordeJ .Uny the land
recorIs the Distract OF Co mubia. Liter No. llol
TO 10 42 ct sfq., at tine WRIT reQll. the
party secured thereby. We will sell a puni,c au ton
IN tront OF the renIses, on MEDNEs DAY, HE
IHIHIEEN1h BAY OF NAY, AID. lSsH, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, all sub
cot nun tered one ID. square nunU, r, d eient
hundred and eighty-n ne (Ss!). OF the ground plat
and pisn OF the city Washington, D. C.. beginning
Tor the same ct the southeast corner Oh sai Square
SD and running thence north the line OF l.ishth
(Sth) street eighty (SOl feet CT less to ten
tlO) loot thence west rarGet with the line oil
street morrill, I'VE ysGar feet and !! GA. II.
tnence SOUTH, parael with the inc rlI eth street.
eighty (nOD feet. no less. % ii street Hortn
then east alonr the line of Ii street 10 the pace
ginning.
leris of sale: Onetirl q - of the purchase money
IN cash balance In one anu two years iron: date %
sale. with interest," VIII, notes OF te purchaser
purchasers must lie gwen secure b. deed OF ilust on
TIE property sod. Or al cash. at the OF ton of the
chaser pure deposit of two hundred q 2UD
do iars when the property shocked down. All
veyancing and recording at cost pur hsrr Or lur-
casers. II terms of sale coinpieu Wit, IN ten
days IRON day OF SHE tie trustees tue kat to
resell ut cost and risk of the deau mr. purchaser
CHAPLIN BROM \. BIB A. ST. NV .r,ns.e.s
JOB BARNARD, 800 .bL 81. w, Ai"''es'
DUNCANbON BIOS. Auctioneers. ny.s-d&ds
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'i'HOMAs DOWNING & son. Auctionsers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
EAST SIDE Of IhIR1 i-SECOND STREET
tHiGHl IN GEokGETOWN, u. T.. ABOVE
On THUhSDM. MAY FOURTEENTH. 1891.
at SIX OC..OCk. in front Of the premises, ! will
sell part of lot 81 in square lIU. ron. ny - ieet
Y in mes on the east side uf Hish :s1d by
depth o: Ia feet, Improved ~ Lick JiacA snt.:
snI wLer, wright shop.
Terms: Onc-third cash; balance six and twelve
mont. - with interest secured 10y deed of trust On
the property, OF all casa. at the Option of the
chaser A DEPOSIT OF a1C0 required the time OF
sac. All cOliS yanc. an. purchaser
cost 1hOA.AS DOM LING L SLS,
yS-d& Is Auctr neers
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Spread OF Kepublicanisin In Spain.
The total returns from the elections through
out Spain on Sunday last show that 2,75S
monarchists, s54 republicans, 1859 independents,
81 carlists and socialists were chosen.
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A compromise mas been enacted between the
QuArrymen's Union and the quarry owners of
North ST. Louis. No., By which the qua-rymen
are to receive ten hours pay for nine hours
work. No change has taken place in the SIT
uatioa Of he carpenters. marble cutt1rs,
architectural iron workers and the other strik-
orc in st. Louis
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Aurtioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two DESIRABLE ORIG
maj LOTS OF GROUND IN ii SIEEEi BE-
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FILST

STREETS WEST
By virtue of the powers in vested under a certain
deed in I. uss dated March IA. ls.sI. au recorded
alhonK the land M orts Of the Dis riot OF Co uuia
ana ~ on the request OF parties interested therein
premises. IN WEDNESDAY,, MAJ IWrN ,IETH.
ISL. ut 1--WE O'Clt OK PM. all o. original lots
numbered eighteen llSl and nueta n Cl!) IN square
numbered six hundred and twenty (u2 D. in tue city
OF Washington, except following described part
sad lot namSered eighteen as. Five 0 feet aud
seven ) inches NJ tine sout thereof
ing on tlerce street and extending back with tLat
width to the depth of nInety-three (sg,l teet.
These lots are admirably situated and have o total
trontase Of one hundred and thir eht S)feet and
sx 20 Inches ON street northwest ndin9 south
wsrdly to Pierce street. 1Eey nrst he offered
detail.
Terms Onethird cash. balance in one and two years
from Gay Of sac. with interest per cent. which
the notes Of the purchaser viii be taken secured on the
property, or all cash. at the purchasers option. II
terms ars not compii+d with fifteen the trustees
reserve the right TO resell at the risk and the de-
fauitng purchaser after i've days advertisemen. Of
sucn resale. All conveyancne and recording Will lie
~ purchaser cost and deposit of tU0 each lot
wiz be required at ttine OF sale.
J. P.y. HITTER,
No. 1921 9Th st. n. ". | r,,,.o~s
M SELLS, huse'-
myVd3ds No. lS4O 18th n. NV,
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR o.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND r STREETS

DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. l2, TOTO .rl ct seq. one of the land records
Tor the District OF ConDia and at the request OF tae
party secured thereby We will sell at pnblc auction
N front Of the premises, on MONDAY, TWENTY.
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A.D. 1881, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington Distrc: OF
Columbia, 10 wit:
All that certain piece parcel Of land and pre- misses
known and distins Uished and being lot Numbered
twenty COD IN square numbered hundred and
thri yfour u:). according TO A. p. Fardons sul,di
vision Of said square in Liber H. Wallach ioio live
In the office Of SAID city, together with all
the improvements, ways, eassln nts rights. priv-
belonging or in ans wis. api'ertaininv.
Terms: Onethird cash the balance In one and two
years, per cent secured by deed Of on the prop
sold. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit Of x.eOU required at the time OF sale, IL
the terms sac are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day OF sale the trustees the right TO
resell the property at the risk and the default
ing purchaser after i've days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Washington,
D. c. All conyeyancinx and recording at the cost OF
sc1aSERh EsT IL IsSCsiiAArrs Trustees.
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