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Military Activity in Franco.

special cable dispatch to The EVENING STAB
from Paris says 1t is remarked in connec-
ton with the recent military movements in
Russia and Germany that great activity also pre-
walls in France. Several notifications or hasty
placing of large bodies of troops in condition
of immediate preparation for actual war have
recently been made on the Franco-Prussian
frontier, and N. de Freycinet, the minister Of
war, will shortly make tour of inspection of
the defenses OF the eastern boundary.
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aEoRoE KEEFE.

Geo. Ecefe is another
NashiagtcniaG who s
81 play an the s1it OF
q Senator. but he has
done a good deal OF work
here III a professional
say before. Il IS 4 well
TaIcrslc5d thing that
there IsnO better ability
- be faInI anywhere
than there il IN this
u IN. jIt he has been
unfortunate in a cerLliu
way, % -saf pHblic con-
Il ie1cs II him Is
shaken. Last year he
pitched for Buhaio. il
JLe Players Les que he
was -apEed last in tho
list Of pitchers. lie on
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For killing His Infant Child.

Edward F. Costello, who shot his infant
child at Palmer, MASS. last June, has been
found guilty of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to life imprisonment.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER, WE WILL SELL


Fronting 20 feet on l4h street ust north Of street
and with depth OF log feet TO l5foot alley,
These lots among the best in the city suitable
Tor dwellings anu business purposes, being on grade
severed. wstered &C. situated in rapidly improving
SECTION of the city.
Terms: Unetrd cash balance in and two years
notes TO bear cent interest. payable
ally and to be secured by deed OF trust premises
eod or all cash, at option Of purchaser deposit
500 on each lot at time of sale Conveyancin; &c
at pure cost Terms TO be complied with in Is
days otherwise right resell at risk ana cost
Of deIaultng purchaser purchasers after days adj
vertisement Of such resale some newspaper pub
lished in washington, ID. G.
aiS-dSis DI1NCANNON BROS. Auctinnaern
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MT. Parneii Negiscts TO Settle.

Aspecial cable dispatch to TIE EvESIxe SrAn
from London says Since the decree Of the
divorce court mulcting Mr.. Parneli in the sum
OF E8O0 ga ,000), Capt. OShes's solicitors have
repeatedly applied 70 him for settlement, but
in vain. Unless he furnishes the amount be
will be served with = writ, and proceedings in
bankruptcy will follow.
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aurts.
~ go Penna. ave- n. ~

RATcLIFFE. DARR q co. .. sp s
PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE. OF VALUABLE
kASp AyRStk NoRfHMEsr AM And IMPROVED hhaSN Il,
By THREE BRICK HOUSES, Nos. an AID
fifth STREET. CORNER RHODE ISLAND
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
THRsTa, s. 1851, Al fIsk odhock sl :;
WI" one, '0I '..s, = s1ps 81 8 Is fRIssnl's.
and 81 fsst inches on 9Th o. nv. This property,
wnsn WI 10 be suedydsd and so,a in three
AL and 44Is Rhode Island ave -''
eel % sa ~ easn Of OF soo on each psr
With n tssn days from The day Of sale the right
ihe DSRf :;
N:B-pl.. Of subdivision can be seem a At otscs Of
r ATcLIFFE DARR co.. Aucnonesrs.
~ &2o p. ave. nv.
cHANcERyg SALE OF Az INTEREsT IN vALU-
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
D,ssTic, Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
king ct al are compiainants and James q. Nayior. r
e ss al are III se n trppt q tie
e FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ, one undivided interest Il;
Ss sI T sns p
.ss oana pI.s plan o. tie city q Warrington "a
Zach q thsss ioss 'front.'. e.shse%e m feet On north
sda MY los s s.s ~ md st.s
improved by fne large brick houses under rental and
Term. q -. cash; al eoey.y.ne,ns. rssord,ns,
tte saanihins. &c: e Purchasers cost Tsrms q
trustee win resell 81 rsS and cost Of dsfsultins psr
chaser DEPOSIT q SlS2 4 tine q ~.
ap&-dkds 60 Louisiana ave. n ".
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Col Chas. B. Stoughten, q pension agent,
was Thursday in New York city fined $500 by
Judge Benedict in the United States circuit
court for violating the pension laws IN that he
charged q soldiers widow 81 900 for obtaining
pension for her OF 81, 200. The law provides
that only a fee Of Gas shall be charged.
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TCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.

ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY
1922 Connecticut avenue northwest.
OWING TO MY EARLY DEPARTURE FOR MY
ANNUAL TOUR THROUGH THE ORIENT
have determined to dispose Of my large and we'll
Assorted stock Of
ORIENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS,
HANGINGs,
EMBRoIDERIEs. Sc.
By
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Stabbed by n Drunken Ran PLAYER

Patrick Murray was stabbed on Thurs
day in Syracuse by Noses T. Walker,
the colored catcher of the Stars, and died at 8
O'Clock yesterday. Walker dropped into q
drunken stupor after his arrest. Walker was a
student at Oberlin College one year and was
also year in the senior class at the Ann Arbor
Law School. Murray had served . term in
Auburn prison for burglary.
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 son. Aucfs.

ok FINE BUILDING LOTS on Q STREET NEAR
- FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST AND
ONE FIN BUILDING LOT ON FOURTEENTH
NEAR STREET NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL FIJI
TENTH. commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii
SELL in front Of the peeinises
LOTS ~. A. IS. AZ. AZ and a.. square 237
EACH Of these lots have front o. is street.
near corner Of 14th, and have depth Of loo to
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He played last year with the Cleveland Ma
tional League team. taking part in 1876 games.
during which he made an average in batting
Of BE and in fielding of S93, stealing 10 bases
and making 46 sacrifice hits.
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Sentenced for killing His Father.

Sentenced for killing His Father.
Judge Campbell has sentenced Fred Hunt
ley to fourteen years in the penitentiary
for killing his father. s. T. Huntley in HUI
ron, s. D., last June. At the time Of the
killing Huntley was editor Of the Herald Demo
crat and chairman Of the state democratic CEN
trail committee. Fred IL but eighteen years
old
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wILFRED CAAsEY.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auciiuneers.
Ia l4ue q st., near U. ,, Treasury.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Continuation Of
MossEL SALE
AT woRMLEY's HOTEL pAaLoRs.
Corner 18th and n sts4
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, AuciiOneers.
Ia lace g st.. near U. ;, Treasury.

Embracing teau'ifnl Specimens OF Ioui. XIV. Nv
and XVI CabinetE. 1HJles. secfeta.lss ChG.rs. Ac.
Empire and M-rqcstrte pieces ~ tho finest dcen ana
workmanship Finely Carved Isories Fine sTsi.
me;ls OF Jade and silendii assorisRt o: GA Du 4.
Irish and tng.sL Repouss@ SILVER IArge EIes ATTY
Carved Oak Tall Hall Cox, Cambridge and NLitink-
ton chimes. month, moon and day. Beautiful OFT
Hanging Mirrors. French Cal.nsis, SegrstArics,
Chairs. Tables. kc. Old seyres an Dreslen Vas
and forcelains. Or7nolu CAndlcst icks Beautiful
Nerni Martin Parlor Cabinets and shsfhed Plated
ware Also some superb pieces Of FLEMISH aud
BOWER TAPESTRIES.
10 b. sold at public auction in the WorInley Hotel
pariors. corner o! 10th and Il SITS n w., on gTDNFS-
DAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. APRIL FlF-
TENTH. SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH, AT
ELEVEN AN. AND THREE T. NJ zach day.
On exhibition EonGay aud TUESDAY ApriI Is ana
IA. from 81 a. until - pm
N B.-Catalogua lie had at the hotel or a. the
once of the auctoneers. 1909 6 ST.
Purchasers can have their goods packed and shfppei
10 any point in the United States Parties interested
in articles " value and excellence should not fan
70 be present at this exhibition and safe.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN,
aplo-N Auctioneers.
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that last years work had destroyed what
ever reputation he ever had, and now he
must play for another one. So far this
year be has played ~ though no one realized
this fact more keenly than lie and there is a
good prospect that second base will be looked
after in style that has never been equaled in
Washington. except, perhaps. when Al Myers
was doing Senatorial duty. Dunlaps average
last year in batting was 172. in fielding S72. He
made six sacrifice hits and stole two bases.
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u
of esa in TELLING He stole 20 bases and made
IL sacrifice hits. He is about twenty-five years
old, and is thoroughly seasoned as a ball tosser,
has excellent habits and is famous for the gem
eral neainess Of his personal appearance at all
times
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sess SIX different styles Of curve. He pitched
last season for Oakland, in the California
league, and did star work. He made batting
average Of but 164, which Is about all any
pitcher does, but he managed to steal ten
bases. wLlch shows that he has a certain amount
OF sprigh;liness in his work outside Of the box
He Is not more than twenty years of age and
has splendid future before him.
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N NJ. LowENTHAI, Auctioneer.
TIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.

HANDSOME 5-PIECE PARLoR SUITE, ARTISTIC
CHERRY CABINET AND SECRETARY, LEA
IHER-COvERED ROCKER SHAKER Roo KER,
HANGlNGSAND POLES. HANDSOME ENGRAy-
lNGS. EASEL AND PICTURE. HALL STAND,
CHERRY CORNER CABINET, FANCY ROCK
Eks, BRoNZE MIRROR. BRO EoRN AMENTs
Zine BRUSSELS CARPETS. HALL AND STAIR
SAkPEps RUGS, SLEEPY AoLIoM. cHIf:
nuo INnI, pECQkAIED TOILET wAkE, VERY
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR. CHAMBER
FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES, HAIR
MATTRLssEs. WOVEN WIRE sPRfNGs. Wal
Nut EXTENSION DINING TABLE. WALNUT
NJ ]. sIDEBOARD, WALNUT DINING CHAIRS,
TABLE COVERS. DINNER AND TEA sERV-
ICE, CLOCK, REFRIGERATION, TOGETHER
WITH OTHER ARTICLES OF VALUE
On TUESDAY. APRIL FoURTEENTH, 1891, at
TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No. srs3 French street.
between 9Th and 10Th and X and - shall sell a most
excellent collection Of household effects Parties FUR
nishng should not fail this sale attention
LAT1MER SLOAN,
apS-dts Auctjoneers
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The team il better off
in pitC hing talent than
was at fret supposed. for
in Carsey and Miller IL
has been seen the direc-
tors have secured two of
the best men N the Amer
lean Association. Carsey
is a.WaSi.ington boy, but
he has never worn 4 SEN
stOrial uniform before.
HIS fine work on Wedues-
day against WeyhiDg. the
veteran, surprised even
his most ardent we'll
wishers. He has immense
speed and excellent judg-
rneut aud ia sail IN Nos
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Variety in the Types of Domestic Architec-
ture.

TIE PLEASING DIVERSITY WHICH cHAaAorxBrzEs
THE BUILDINGS OF This crTY-ExrENsIvE
BUILDINGS OPERATIONS OF TWO OF THE STREET
RAILWAY coHPANIxs-oTHxR MATTERS OF M
rEREsT.
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steph.ni sentenosd Sor Iss.

stephani Sentenced for Life.
Aphonse T. Stephan, who was convicted Of
murder in the second degree for the shooting
Of ex-Judge Reynolds in New York was yes
terday sentenced to state prison for life. he
was not affected in any way BY his sentence.
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TNHONAS BOWLING 3 BON. AucttonearA
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNrMPRovED
REAL ESTATE On TENAILYTOwN ROAD
STREET GFORGFTOWN ~ Wv ~~~A

By virtue Of 9 decree q the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity
cause No. lQFE7. OF Thomas @, Homillsf e
A. vs. Charles HoIlsr ct a.. the undersigned trus.
tees VIII ne 1t pubic auction, in front Of the premi-
80, on TUESDAY, The TwKNTY-fIRsT DAY OF
APRIL, 1891. AT HALF.RAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK
Trustees subdivisiqn Of lots 300 and 366 "a
130, In Beatty and Hawkins addition TO 0eorRetown
recorded in Liber A. g.. Gsorsetown folio 2S Of III:
5scosds Of tse surysyers ees q tho District o. Co
eetrontase OF about Hgh extended By
an ayefage depth Of about 1877 feet and said lots @ 70
on Back street. by average depth Of shout 1877 feet
Terns OF sale to Be- onethird cash and the balance
one and years deferred payments to bear interest
e the rste Of ~ go per cent spa 70 be secured upon
* the terms Of sale are not compsd With within TN
days from the day q sale the property WIN be rssod ct
one hundred dollars lelQ0) Will be required UPON each
lot sold. Al oGpys{,nctnE 4 "a poIch.;s,. eoss-
dEOk0E 3. f1INL. Us i5sS It..
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A Plain, Solid Argument.
A PI0t
From Judge.

Judge-"Now, then, McCorrigle, no prevari-
cation. Tell us all that passed between you
and the defendant"
"Brickbats, yer honor; list
brickbats."
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kaIueA, Deeener Is FIELDER BEECHER.
tai, well formed fellow and very strong. A,
he stole Is bases and made 20 sacrifice b;.s
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RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AucfiOneors.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A FINE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, NO. 2o9 TWELFTH STREET SOUTH
WEST, N6AR The I!i- hMITHsoNIAN LNsIITU-
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to US dated the 22d
day Of une A. ID. 1889. and recorded in Iiber No.
l4U2 folio 2OS et of the land records the
District of and at the request o: the holder
Of the notes thereby secured, viii offer
front Of the premises on MONDAY. tine 1HIR.
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1891, At FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. all OF lot numbered twenty five C2j
OF L. w. Connors recorded subdivision of lots egh-
teen QS)and nineteen u9l. in square numbered two
hundred and nlnety-six Ce6). The lot has Of
20 iess on Twelfth street ana an average depth OF M
building
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash. payable within ten days from the day sale,
and the balance in two equal payments at and two
years from day sale. with the of per
cent Per annum, interest TO be paid semi
sad deferred payepts TO be secured by the
the purchaser and deed Of trust the property, or
Al the purchase money may 10 paid in cash at amy
time within ten days after the day OF sale deposit
SlOO Will be required at the time OF sale. All con.
yeyancng at the PURCHASERS cost. II the sale
are not complied with within days from the day
Of sale the trustees right advertise and
resell the property after ve advertisement at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES V. BOARMAN,t ,-...
ap2-d&ds GEORGE c. BoARMAN. J hrus'ees-
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oia:ed in the box III twenty-five games and his
uppOa. MS made an average Of "a earned runs
il caIGe. HIS tattiug average vas 2O5 and he
mad 81. sl-tidce hits.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
~ S20 Pennsylvania ave. n. v.

~ S2o Pennsylvania ave. nv.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
sfRE2T VEL E EiTfH SS
TENTH AND Il AND 8 STREETS. AND
No. gs4 FRsNcH STREET 0n-oA %
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL FOUR
SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN FRONT OF THE
PREMISES ,orn
IN MATTIN0LY AND WILSON'S TRUSTEES
SUBDIVISION OF SQUARE No 1888.
depth Of 80 feet to alley. and improved by we'll
bnf brick house IN good repair. and known a. No.
Terms 0f sale; Cash: 4 depost Of 600 required
days from sale, otherwise the right reserved TO resell
q the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser.
ap7-d&ds RATCLIFFE DAkR i CO., Aucts
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THoMAs DowLIHo { son. Auctionssra
PEs ss1gs1Ry ALE On yAIuAsIz rngsoyEp

lasa. eciocRp ff Is. 8. q 8:
prsmsssS ~ part , e q 70 20 square q so1s,a g
and imprcva By tvostery frame dwelling and back
buIldinx. being peeanisss No. &,64 street.
eecyssd q d. q trust On the propssy g an eash,
aFsd doliss (fl00, st the ns Of sas. An couveylnc-
as .sa ''s''a''s ; faRS1ss b6Sfixe coz.
apod&d1 Auctton6osA
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ap6-6t.

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY vIR-
tue Of writ Of 6eri faciAs issued of the clerks
ONCE Of the supreme Court Of the District Column
bia and to me directed will sell. ut public sale. for
CASH IL fFGnt q the court house dog Of said District
H TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. all the right, title, claim
and interest Of the in and to the following
nine 900 OF Chapmans subdivision of square mum
bered three hundred and SIXTY four C64 recorded
In book c. b. folio l37, of the records Of the
yeyors ONCE Of the District Of Columbia, together
with all and singula the improvements thereon
Seized aud levied on as the property Of Nancy Jane
Bartlett. and will be sold to satisfy execution No.
S074S at law, IN favor OF Thomas Heany.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL,
United States Marshal
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year ne pIayed IN IZU EAsEMAN II QUERY.
games and made batting average of 295,
fielding 9I5 stole "A bases and made IS sacri-
ice hits. He is married
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PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS,
AT MY
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES.;
No. 1922 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV.
Beginning WEDNESDAY. APRIL EIGHTH, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N. AND THREE T. M, and
again on FRIDAY, APRIL TENTH, AT SAME
H9TR, and On MONDAYS, wED2EspAYs. an i
AND THREE p. NJ UNTIL ALL is SOLD.
EXHIBITION
TUESDAY, APRIL SEVENTH and EACH
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
DURING THE PROGRESS OF
THE SALE.
Ny stock is the most complete in every detail Of any
ever shown IN this city and aside being espec-
tally selected for the finest oeta trade of this mark
contains many rare and caoice specimens from the
THE EAST.
P.S:-Owing 70 my recent Illness 4. has been impos-
sibe to continue the sales until when shall be
pleased TO have the attendance my many patrons
who have attended the exhibitions during the last
Few Days. The Bales will now be positive.
D. K VARZHABEDIAN,
ap6-6t. Importer.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FnouR, FDorRl FrouR,u
Now Is the time to buy flour. as the mi o N
steadily advancing each day. You would 40 vel 10
luying barrel VI the celebrateG CALIFORNIA
tAIENI ROLLER fLOUR ~hirh NJ suarsui,s. 20
have no superior and very lew equals 1hs FloaH 10
made from the finest seiestons sQrinr aud " as~r
wheat, which makes It tie l.st FlOurs uu fhs
market We guarantee to give eKtrx &C
money cheerfully refunded
y. A. pDOIE
THE CASH GROCER
fe1S-6n fA4 Louisiana ave. n
PIG BOTTLE GRAPE VIM. HOME MADE. 81 !;
~ gal nice sirup :kp-. ID s,s1d afs-p,
tsc. 1B KOe,a tisafe. -. = s
best Cheese 25c. 2lts. bssi Macar,ni r.; at 81
tstaMba Wine, .Dc bisr toi. Malt Mhiekl sss. NJ
bot Whisky. 2oc. biz ran Arrirots. =.
D'HARE's
1al33n' 1:eS 7th u. a.. a.. n.ar O
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apS-dts


PARLoR FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEP.
AkATE PIECES, MIRRoR-BACK ITtGERE,
Two FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS, HAND.
SOME BRUSSELS CHAMBER, STAIR AMI
IA HALh CA f1 CouGhhs AND EASY
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, COST goo
Ten SOLID WALNUT wARDROBEs, WALNUT
MI. CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SUITES
AND SEPARATE PIECES. OAK AND WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNIIpRE, HAIR AND HUsK
BACK ARMoIRE, LIBRARY TABLES, MARBLE
IhBLEs. SEwiNS MACHINE in GOOD
MALkUT MARBLE lop sIpKBoARb.- TWO
EXTENSION TABLES. MARBLE TOP TABLES,
MMNTT ROUND TABLES. ToiITT wARE,
PIECES THAT CANNOT BE MENTfoSEp.
On MONDAY MORNING. A. RIL THIRTEENTH.
1891. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, at resi-
dence No. 1884 street. the Arlington Hotel we
shall sell superior collection of household goods
Many of these articles frs class and should com
mand the attention of parties furnishing ap1-dts
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THOMAS DOWNING q son. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, b. ING HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. sZ1 TWENTY-THIRp STREET NORTH
WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. c.
By virtue of the last will and testament Of Eliza
beth Jones, deceased. hSarng date the 2lst day Of
March, A. ID. 1875. and which has been duly ad-
reeister Of wills for the District of Columbia, 1
Shall as executor thereof. offer for sale at public
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. in front Of the prenises
ali that parcel OF ground described the ftsen
5) feel six 90 inches front by ftyfour CD ten
O) inches depth of lot numbered eight 49, square
numbered nfty-ive (bo). improved by a two-story
frame dwelling. known a. No. S27 23d street north
west.
Terms of sale: one-third cash and the balance In
equal installlnents in and twelve months with
terest at cent per annum from the day sale
be secured by deed Of trust the property sold or
az cash, At the option of the purchaser. deposit
600 Will be required at the time OF sale. Terms of
sale to be complied with within days from tiuae
Of sale property Will be resod the and
corting at purchasers cost.
aps-dkds WILLIAM 3. JACKSON, Executor.
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FUTURE DAYS.

TRgsTEE's SALE At AUCTION TO CLOSE THE
l. ESTATE OF SUSAN HAWKINS, DECEASED.
On MEDNEsDkl, the TMENTl-sECoND DAY
q APRIL, 1syl. st HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK
p. M, IN front OF the premises.
Lot No. l45 in Beail's addition to Georgetown BOZ
80 feet. improved by two reed frame houses Nos.
2yll and .sDl:i Gay (N) street.
IMMEDIATELY iHEKEAF
Lot No; l3S In B-all's addition Georeetown. 30x
40 ieet the southeast Dumbarton and Green
streets, improved by two small brick houses
On THURSDAY. the TMENIY-THlRp DAY OF
APRIL. 1891, At HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ, in front OF premises,
Parts of lots IL aud ~ Cruttendens subdivision of
No. S. Is feet inches by rood depth to
back alley, ilnproved by . frame house, No. l4si
9th street, between and = streets northwest
Terms: one.hah cash balance IN six. twelve and
eighteen months. with interest At q per per
mum. TO be secured by notes OF the purchaser ana
deed OF trust on the property sold all cash option
OF purchaser Cenveyanclns, recoruiny title examln-
ing, &c.. purchasers cost. deposit Of sioO Will
be Tor each piece OF properly time of
sale the terms Of sale are not Goa piled with within
ten days from the day Of sale the the
right TO advertise and resell the property after nve
days advertisement at the risk andcost oftEe default
ing purchaser.
The houses in Georgetown will be offered separately
with one half of the lots, II so desired
CHARLES ROLLER, Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-11
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