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r. F. KNOX. Ancti0neer.
- SHUTTERS HILL FOR SALE.

ID T. KNOX. Auctioneer.
SHUTTERS HILL FOR SALE
All that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND lying partly
in FART and Alexandra counties Va Just outside
OF the corporate limits of Alexandria. with beautiful
views OF the Potomac river tar Fort WASHINGTON
in one direction over Alexandria INTO Maryland and
over Washington and Georgetown. panoramic view
not exceeded in diversity and beauty this
country.
LIST tract said TO contain 40 acres. or less in
fairfax county, I'd tract said to 10 ares in
Alexandria county, north of the Leeslure road.
Will be sold at auction at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
at the west front OF the market house on THURSDAY
the SEVENTH DAY Of MAY, 1891.
Above sale is subject to lease expiring January l.
1892. -
Terms: One.thrd cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by deed OF trust with interest
A. HERBERT
j. 7. BURKE
r. d. kOSZELLE,
Trustees under the will Of II. g. Duiany. decd.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


CHANcERy SAIL or roUR VNINPRovFp LOTS
IA S9LUMBiA HilehTs. slIUATkp on
srntItNfEh MEN, ANp On kaNhoN
sSS o. SfSEsissSsA sf fhfff' Sflk kNH ishfIa
virtue q an order Of the supreme Count Of tho
MS ~, sean.taa made On the 18th day Of Jan
on; -, IA ea"y eanse No ~ So. wherein ossn;
Arthur 3 k.iraan sn ote1s az dsssnsani.. Ne .ssi
tRsbsS f si II ss' II "a bsir T ~ Sss IN
IN cssnn,stsins ~ ARlEb PAs1 FOUR o'CLocK
~ Msshinston District Of columbia. Lois Dunt~rea
,s,rts GO ana 'Pd p, nSST g, n ~, ss Sue
unnbered twenty thr-e .ll u JOIN sherman. nus
rsn. s.sS .us ~ SGss as lsSss :. md nd
T., IS, socE g. contain, o.sle,. square feet.
IL, 10 hloSk g g, contains Is 30 square fest.
i%s bst * CONTAINS contains ~ -; = : sausre lt
e iL io's VII =. -oid seTarat.iy and will b Of
Terms OF sale as 20 eseh lot, onSshir s.sh and an.
balance IN two .anAi instalimeuts IN one and Two
ursha and r o. ,TDs o the T a' ss q I md
20 bal Interest at p.r .eI. per Annam until PAID,
Dc purolssrr A cash deposit ~1ld ~
on lot H. block 3, $3.50 on lot 10. blSl y. sss'
On lot A. biok g. ESQ. aud lot 3 hleck "a sss0
from day sac. the reserve rht q re-
-. At the risk and ccst 81 the dsianing purchaser.
purchaser OF purehA-ers.
concor.n huiiding. R..,.,v.r,
JOHN G htsLn
DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctioaesTs. spes -eO,ouls
public SALE
FINE FAMILY AND BUTTER-PRopUcISo
JERSEY CATTLE.
AT cLoyERDELL FARM. WEST END.
FAIRFAX CO.. va. MAY THIRTEENTH. 1881.
Take 9 Am. train at b. and p. Depot.
mvo n "a N.
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
IL 14O9 q st., near o. s. Treasury.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME
RESIDENCE, NUMBER ll02 FIFTH STREET

ASS10NEEH sale OF NEW AND HANDSOME
EESlDENCEa, NUMBER 1102 FIFTH STREET
By virtue of deed of assignment to u.s. recorded in
ber 14 folio 214 OF the land Of District
the PREMISES: on IHUksDAY, MAY SEVENTH. 1901.
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. lot 81 in Sehneider's subdi-
vision OF square AZ, improved by and elegant
and basement sIck dwelling house This
tAins all modern improvements, Including electrical
appliances and II in all RESPECTS most desirable resi-
dence.
TsTms: Cash over and above an incumhrance Of
45:0 600 maturing October, 1902. and October. 1853.
Taxes w 6s psd f. day 9. sale Terms q sale e 3
reserved 70 resell at the cost Of the defsuiting plr
chaser: All conysyancfng and recordi1G Of pur-
nya-a.a. 3. s5iz E Z s9f2E}Eszar A..s....
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORIAL
BRIDGE, IMPROVED BY FRAME DWELL
ING.
By virtue of decree of the Equity Court of the su-
preme Court of the District OF Columbia filed April
=. 1891. in equity cause No. ls44. entitled John
Mesny VS.. John Cumberland ct al, the undersigned
Will sell or the premises on THURsDAf MAY
FOURTEENTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK 4. NJ, the
east hat front by the depth of original lot two 9
tie east halt front by the depth of enal lot C
square twenty-five ls, WASHINGTON. ID. c., said part
lot two CD. fronting thirty elht CssD ieet one N
inch on Water street by AVERAGE depth of about
hundred and sixty l ieet and the east half OF said
lot i've %. fronting tbirtyhye (35) feet nine 90
inches on street by depth of one hundred and ten
1O) feet, said of lots adjoining each other
The undersigned reserve the right to offer said
pieces separately a whole.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, one-thrd in
and onethrd in two years. 20 bear interest, and de-
terred to be secured by deed Of trust
premises sod. all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit of 500 to be made by the pur-
chaser at the time Of sale. II terms of sale
comp.ied with within days trustees reserve night
sell at defaultinl purchasers risk and cost. All
conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON ii. RALSTON, Trustee,
Sun building. 1917 st. N. W.
ROBERT CHRfSfY, Trustee,
my4-d&ls IA % New York NV
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NO CITIZENS INDICTED.
The New Orleans Grand Jury on the Lynch
ing.

PnEsryrArIoN or TIE REPoRr-vERDIcr OF
AcQUIrTAL SECURED BY BRIBERY-DETAIs OF
THE DIscovERIEs-THE TRAGEDY At THE PARISH
Prison A SPONTANEOUS UPRISING.
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ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL 14o9 @ ST., near u. 8. Treasury
LARGE SALE OF FLOwERING AND OTHER
PLANTS, EMBRACING GERANIUMS VFR-
BENAS. DAHLIAS. PALMS, PANDANUS, HY-
&c, sc.
On FRIDAY. MAY EIGHTH. 1891. AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK, at our salesroons. 400 @ street near u a
Treasury. shall sell choice consigunent OF above
plants.
my8-2t LATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneer..
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RADCLIFFE. pARR CO.. Auct.. ' an Sp.s y;


VERY yALuABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON
THE WEST SIDE OF fsTH SrREif 81 fWFfS
AND sTRkETS NORTHWEST AT aII"TION
On FRIDAY AFrEkNON. MAJ EIGHTH. lsasl.
at 1--WE O'CLOCK. i'm srunt OF the Ireais.s Ne - All
Sc part lot IA square l5s, 25x.s improved ~ two
sinai frame DWELLINGS. Nos lu and l7.s sth
IhIs property is of the best ations sIrrund-
ns are good and where residepce properly IS IArxey
sought after.
Terms a. 600 cash. the balance IN sir and twelvs
mon hs with notes hearing Interest and secured by a
deed OF rust or all cash, at ton purchaser All
conveyancng and recording at purchaser Gust slOO
deposit required at the time sale
myl-dfs LATIMER A SLOAN, Ancfiop@.rS
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ID ArCIIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuoneers.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON FoTaTH STREET BETWEEN @
AND H STREETS NOR
IMPROVED By TWO BRICK HOUSES AND TWO
FRAME HOUSES,
KNOWN As NOS; 400, III, 5lS AND us FOURTH
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY ELEVENTH,
1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. will offer for sale IN
front Of the grslnisss, 70 cio:e an estste
N SQUARE 5ap,
improved By two brick houses and Two frame houses.
west. -f--~ -
Terms: onethird cssn nslsnes IN two and thrrs
eFy sold. All q the option q the purchaser
each piece time sale the terms Of sale mot
complied with In ftesn days from the day Of right
the dsfsuisnV purchaser after ave days advertisement
ipGson. p. c. An conveysncanx. &C.. q ths coss q
~ 80 nAT@xyyx. Dam CO.. A.su.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts,
H go Peuna, ave- n w.

u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts..
N E90 Penna. ave. NV
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAROLINA AVE-
NUE. AND e STREETS SOUTHEAST, OPPO-
SITE THE EASTEkN MARkET.
On THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTH, 1891, AT SIX
O'CLOCK PM, WE WILL SELL IN FRONT OF
THE PREMISES
LOT Z, IN SQUARE 800,
Fronting 20 feet 18th and running back with
that width alley This lot is elegantly located in
Of the best sections OF the southeast, paved
street. with all the improvements
Terms: One-th:rd cash; baiance in one aud two
Of trust or all cash at Gnrciasers option A deposit Of
fifteen days, right reserved to resell and
of purchaser. All conveyancng and recording At
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO..
ap29d&ds Auctioneers.
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OPP. City Post ONCE.
Regular weekly sales of Household Furniture &C. !,
SEVENTH SEv SiThin epE sSiss Toom' ihohspAh' MAY
Show Gases, Chamber Suites, in Walnut and Ash;
fine Paror Suites. Hair and shuck Mattresses. Ice
eTs aad as
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctionssr..
FINE DWELLING, No. l?44 3 STREET NORTH
1891 H H Ss x IA in Fon 81 L:
premises par fIlor %. SQUARE Log.
Fronting 10 feet ~ inches ON by depth OF f3 feet
The improvements consist of splendid three-s.ory
especially adapted .or private family in fact. of
e near Connecticut avenue and street is one Of the
sash Balance in one two and
three years notes to bear per cent per snnum inter
trust. ali cash. option OF purchaser. $40 900
e @ #
T,tn per cent EN- interest payable ssmiannusly,
post Of 500 required at te o. saIe
&C. at pqrchasers cost Terms to be e9mphea with
rsk and cost of defautIns purchaser after 1--WE days
is Of such Essse in some newspspes pub
myi-dSds DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, KNOWN AS
NO: Job FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR X
STREET NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH,
AT QUARTER OF SIX, will sell in front Of the
premises,
Fronting TwESTi- foTE .ieet FIVE inches on
FOURTEENTH street with depth ofONEHUNDRED
AND TWENTY feet to I5foot alley, also having 10
foot alley on the south. This lot is improved by
weli-6ut three-stoTX Iressbrick front dwelling
immediately north Of The Hamilton" and in i,It-
mediate vicinity of hotel NOW being built
of l4th and h. FRANKLIN SQUARE. THOMAS
CIRCLE and THE PORTLAND
This property admirably adapted for business
poses. large apartment house. &c. has modern i'm
neighborhood.
Terms; = cash. balance in one and two years.
notes to bear per cent interest, payable
seniannually and to be secured by deed of trust
premises or all cash at option OF purchaser deposit
OF 500 required at time OF SALE Conveyancing &c.
at cost Of purchaser. Terms to he complied with in
nfteen days. otherwise RICH. reserved to resell risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser five days
f1sement Of sneh resale in newspaper published
IN Washinfton. ID. Z. DUNCANSON BROS,
my1-dkds Auctioneers
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers
~ 80 Pennsylvanla avenue n. ".
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SMALL COLLEC-
TON OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
EFFECTS BY AUCTION.
By virtue of an order of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, holding o special term for pro-
bate business, will sell on
TUESDAY. MAY o.G uTwEkFTEa 1891. AT TEN
BY PSBLiG AUCTION At THE AUCTION ROOMS
ALoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURiNIrURE. CARPETS,
BEDDING. DISHES, &C., &c
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator of the Estate of Andrew McCaliuiu.
myfS-d&dbs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AactioneerA
ShDht NAY THE MINI 1851. az Film IN
ONLoCh AN. shall sell the following Persona
eueSts belonging 90 the estate OF Afred a. Perry de
ssssed Chamber. Dln,ns Room and HAN Furniture.
Brussels and Smyrna Rugs, Brlc-s- Bra, kc &c
myoSa WILLIAM n. HONE. Adlninisfrashr
I ATIMkR 4 SLOAN. Aucuone~r.,
- 14Us ST.. near U. Q. Trsasury
AsSlGNEE's eALD
FINE GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS.
COMBINATION MosIER SAFE.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Aactaonesr.
AssIoNEE's sAI1

On MONDAY MORNING. MAY ELEVENTH. 1891,
at TEN O'CLOCK. at store No. ga e,h s.r-e, north
west. We shall sell the entire contents embracing in
part
Old Crow. Baker. Continental, Jackson Maryland
Club and Thompson WHISTLES. in one and two-sallon
demiiohns: French Brsndies. in demitohns and bot
les Fine Port and Sherry Virginia Ciaret; about 10
gallons OF Fine Bay KUN: Blackberry Brandy. Rol-
land Gin; New England and Jsmsies Rum, French
Canned Goods Of all kinds. in glass and tin
the Weisbsaen Preserves in glass French Boreiess
Ssfdnes' esesant assortment of California Canned
FRUITS lime Teas, IN ORIGINAL psckaxee; also IN and
lob. packages for individual buyers. Very Superior
set OF II Jspanned Tea Chests Ccost sloO): Cofees
Canned and Potted Goods every description Choco
la'es' Maple Strip; Olives and olive OH Sauces and
Condiments: Fancy Cakes and Cracker. English
Dairy Cheese; English Jams Flour of the best brands
starch Toilet and Laundry Soaps; Candies. &c
One nearly new Grocery Wagon, enc Moeer Comih-
nation Safe Fine Refrigerator teost $50. Coffee
Mil. Platform and Counter Scales. Cracker Case.
Show Cases. Shelving, Counters, &c.
NB-Ihis is q fine, fresh stock of goods and should
command the attention Of dealers and individual buy
ers The wagon, fixtures and safe will be sold IL
O'Clock precisely.
RALPH L. GAIT. Assignee.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers. my5-dts
X ATcLIfFE. DARK co, Aqstloneers.
~ $40 Penna ave. n.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EURNIIURR
4Np EFFkSTS. BAkEk,S OF TIT sHoN
By virtue eEatte deed g, tra.: s.yen to and
OF the and records the District OF Columbia and At
he request Of ihe PARTY secured thereby. we viii sail
on TUESDAY. MAY TWELFTH. 1901.
Al liz GU6 81 M ROOMS SSSI Of hsT.
So ffSs RAk kSf : SSo co AUcTIoNEERs'
The goods and chatteis lnentioned in Schedule "A.
70 SAID deed of trust. and embracing in part
WALNUT. MAHBLE-roP AND OTHER BED
ROOM FURNITURE. PILLOWS AND Boil
81 FRS. SHEETS, COMFORTS. SPREADS.
bLANkETS. MAfTRESSEs, MAkBLk-ToP
TABLES. MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, EX-
TENSION BEDS, TOILET WARE. LACE CUR
TANS AND Il2TCRES. WINDOW SHADES.
RUGS And CARPETS, WILLOW ROCKERS,
F0kIdERES, OAK BENT WOOD DINING
CHAIRS, WALNUT CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, OAK
4; SALOON TABLES. WALNUT AND OAK
pINlNa CHAIRS, MALNlr HAT RACKS,
GLASS CANDY JARS, CAKE AND FRUIT
DISHES. SEVERAL sHON CASES, TWO Sill
NEE-pLA1ED COFFEE AND TEA URNS,
KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS, PLATED CAS-
PLATES. EEGETABLE AND MEAT DISHES,
COOKING UTENSILS KITCHEN FURNITURE
BAkER's OUTFIT, AND A GENERAL As.
SOkTMENT or DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
Terms cash.
8. T. LUCKErr, Trustee.
l.E
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ID ATCLiffE. BARR co, Auctione4rs
~ g,O FennsylyAnia avenue northwest.
GOVERNMENT SAIL OF FOUR BOILERS OF 40
ANDDNE OF ~ HORSE POWER. ALI. IN GOOD
on FRIDAY MoRSiNG, MAY EIGHTH. 1851. AT
ELENEN O'CLOCK. We will sell In the bollar room OF
the Senate wing Of the U. ). Capitol
BOILERS OF % HoRsE POWER.
All in good condition.
These boilers beng too larve 20 entire mus
be taken TO pieces On the boiler room.
Further information Will be made known the time
of the sale.
Terms CASH
aI,sS-i RATCI1FFT naRR n 70
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
4 KNOWN AS No. 4l3 RlDGE sIREET NokI Il

WEST.
BY virtue ola decree Of the supreme Court ofthe DE-
vs. Kicks Ct al. No. l2sss equity doc. 81. the I'M
derslenet trustee apIolnted by said decree will tr-
coed TO sell on TUESDAY, TNELF1H DAl or MAY
lesl. at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. at public auction in
ironi OF the preinises part Of lot -. square 5ia
described Ne follows; beslnnnx southwest cor
ner OF said lot running thence north lOI and
inches TO 1b-foOt alley thence ~ thence
south lOl feet and inches thence ~ feet 10 the
place OF beginning.
Terms of sale one-tlird cash: balance in two equal
instanents. payable respectively and NO years
IRON the day OF sale with interest," ssllrHd 10 -d
81 trust upon the proper ali cash. the oJion u
the purchaser A deios.t Of 500 will b. required q
tue tune OF sale AL conVeyhnritIg 4 Yur-
chaser and II terms Of sale complied with in
ten days the trustee the after
three days advertisement the Evsnns star At the
risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser
T. H. fITNAM, Trustee.
xx-.-x- ifO 9th ST. ".
r.. A A.ls
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THOMAS BOWLING q son. kaction.sr.

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF IN
PROVED RIAL ESTATE IN EAST WASHING
STREET.
BY virtue OF . deed OF trust dated the Let day Of
SeIlteulher IVA. r-coried m Ifler No 5tJl folio
l-i one OF the land reoris Of the District uf CoiT-
laa, and al the request % the PARTIES SECURED t~r~ly
vii elsr Tor sA. q, puhc s9c,ion, IN front of the
ltetnises. On MONDAY. The Ei.fNENTn DAY
OF NAY. 1881. al EINE OCLoCk y. NJ. ali
that piee OF parcel 81 land situate and yinr m the
city of Washington and District Of Co.un.tua, known
as one-hali OF lot numi-ret one ~. IN square num-
ered elsht hundred and -eveIty (ssu). nselnnnz
the same p ieet from the northwest Is
and tn streets east. and running q ence with
slld south street - No IA said SOU
Thence north feet, theme feet then,. ~pufh
20 the hg1nning. with the fmprovernenis c.nslsfue
OF two small frame ten~nl.uts
Terms OF sale; s2oUo cash. OF which s.snO trust
ne rad when the hid IL acceIt-d. balanc- and
twelve months froin the Gay sale. Two equal IN
stAllinenis for which the ef tle yurchAser
purchasers bearing interest the dag sale ami
seured by deed Of trust on the properly snd. will
be taken fnaminins Of title, conNeyanclhg and
cor.nS AZ purchasers cost. II nut complied
With within ten days from day % sale trustee
Serves the rlht 20 resel OF aetaufns
purchas.r RICHARD I. M0ksEI.L, Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.

iHAS. W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.
~ Ssl st. NV.
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON STREET BE-
IMEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREET NORTH
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOUR
front of the premises
,,,,>,,,, PART OF LOT 13. SQUARE l9o.
FRONTING - FEET 81 INCHES ON X ST WITH
A DEPTH OF ~ FEET. This lot is one of the finest
IN the city being in the fashionable neyhbor-
hood. near many fine and costly private residences
amt 1t Is seldom an opportunity is offered to buy such
TERMS Lne-thrd cash, balance in one and two YEAR
with interest," seeured by deed Of trnst premises
al cash at the purcht sers option. A del osit If
with IN teen days fronf the day of sale, the rsEt
is eserved to resell risk and cost of the
ing purchaser. All conveyanc,ng BE at purchaser
cost. RATCIIFFE DARRiE CO.
my6-d&ds Auctioneers.
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneern

I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneerx
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED RESIDENCE prop.
ERTY. SITUATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF sEyENTEENTH AND CORCoRAN
On MoNpAY. MAY ELEVENTH, 1891. at FIVE
OCLOCk Pm, We will sell a. public auction. in
front OF the pretnes sub lot 81 in square fs
ing feet ON i7th street by a depth OF 82 10 feet
dwell ing and store.
The neighborhood and surroundings excellent,
and IL oilers an unusual opportunity TO obtain . hne
site tor home or good chance tor Investment
Terms: One-third cash. bslancc in one, two and
trust on the property, or all cash. All conveyaneins
and recording 1t cost Of purchaser Abstract title
Will he furnished OF sale and terms
Piled with in fifteen days from day of the prop
erfy may be resold Of cost Of defaultinT purchase
sly VII ne required yh. ne greps5ty 2 struck Oh
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.

- ATCLIfFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
sTkEET BETMEEN THIRD AND foUKTH
HahF,PAsT FIVE o'cLoCK. we viii Ofier Tor sale E.
"' HUM % '"' The The east 25 feet 'front.'
OF original
sQUxRE 1g3.
This sale presents excellent opportunity for an
ierns: one-half cash, balance in one and two years.
6re5 cent secured y deed Of trust on property Sold
sloo REQUIRED q, time Of sale; II tie terms q sale
& n right to res the proertS At the rs and
OF the efaut!ng purchaser after five days adyer
in washington. D. c. All conveyancing. &c, at the
cost of the purchaser.
niya-a&ds RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts.
I,oR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on THE
50 acres with house. y miles from and in fuii view
OF Washington city. would make beautiful subdivision
and map OF county and roaus around W Washington. D.
c. JANIS E. CLEMENTS. 1921 st. n. W. spa:i-tm9
CHA Gerry SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EAST sRh or srs SIhns
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
Is plsinff and Mary J. E. Miller ct al are defendants
s Ell 2hH of % al II
F NJ. in front q the prenises lot -, square 4s6
9th street and extends back widn - eet to
an alley and rs improves with q hr,ck house known
Terms Of safe: one.halt cash, balance in equal
to e. e s Of aa Of s
premises sold: deposit Of goo win be required
r.ordns ~ The cost and
NATHANIEL NATHAN s ss i T.. Trustees.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucsionssrs StS and D SITS n v.
al2g-d&ds
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

1915 st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. apoO-d&dl
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OF the case, as partially summarized in the
foregoing, that the moral conviction is forced
upon us that some of the jurors impanneled to
try the accused on the charge OF assassination
of the late chief of police were subject to a
money influence to control their decision.
Further than this may say it appears GER
tain that at least three. if not more of the
jury were so unduly and unlawfully controlled.
Some of the jurors themselves have testified in
more emphatic terms that if it had not been
for the persistent and well-directed efforts Of
three OF the iurymen most conspicuous from
the time that body was impanneled the
verdict would have been materially different
from that rendered. We have engaged our
selves most assiduoasly with the examination
of large number of witnesses, embracing
those who were present at the meeting on Canal
street. in the vicinity Of the parish prison, as
well as several hundred Of our fellow-cItizens
taken from every rank and class Of society.
1T is shown in the evidence that the gather
ing on Saturday morning, March IA, embraced
several thousand OF the first. best and even the
most iaw-abiding Of the citizens of this city,
assembled, AS is the right of American citizens,
to discuss in public meeting questions Of grave
import.
VERDICT CONTRARY TO LAW.
1--WE find general sentiment among the wit
nesses, and also in our intercourse with the
people, that the verdict, as rendered by the
Jury was contrary to the law, the evidence and
secured mainly through the designing and I'M
scrupulous agents employed for the special
purpose Of defeating the ends of justice. At
that meeting the determination was shown that
the people could not submit to the surrender
Of their rights into the hands Of mid
night assassins and their powerful allies.
The assassination OF the late chief of
police shows the elimination of con-
spiracy. His death was deemed necessary to
prevent the exposure and punishment of crimi-
mails whose guilt was being fast established by
his dili2ent pursuit The condition of affa rs
In this community - to certain class of vio-
lators Of the law had reached such . stage that
the law itself was well-nigh powerless to deal
with them, 30 fsrrosching was their power and
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THE PoLfCE AND THE AGENCY.
"We cannot fail to refer to the intimate rela-
tons existing between class Of ward politicians
and the prime mover in all the infamous
doings. His Office was a place of rendezvous;
ali were deeply concerned in the appoint