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Suggested Reforms i'm Immigration Lava.
The committee Of fifty citizens appointed by
the mayor Of New Orleans to assist in bringing
the assassins Of Chief Of Police Hennessy to
justice made report Thursday. The commit
tee suggests the prohibition of immigration
from Sicily and lower Italy, reform in criminal
laws and the administration of criminal justice
and a law recognizing the existence Of a bar
association and endowing it with full power to
try and disbar any attorney whose evil prac-
tioes render him unworthy Of being an officer
Of court.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

rare chance to invest in real estate. Ane Mary
land farm Of $50 midway between Baltimore and
Washington.
By virtue Of decree Of the circuit court for AIMS
Arundel county will. trustee. sell by public auc
ton on the premises on WEDNESDAY. MAY TWEEN.
TIETH. 1891. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, all that
valuable tract of land situated In the fourth dis
tct Of Anne Arundel county state Of Maryland abou,
is miles from Baltimore - from wsshinx ton, IL from
Annapo is and known as the John war6eid farm. II
is the county road about ~ miles from Odenton.
on the Baltimore and Potomac raioad of the Pennsyl
system. Il il admirable for q stock farm. 1be
Land Is rolling and the soil u good and easily improved
There 600 reach trees OF excellent variety in III
bearing and Various other iruit trees Abou 100
are IN wooe-such as oak chestnut poplar maple aid
two stables and large tobacco house
For terms apply to
q East Lexington st.. Baltimore. Nd
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Cutting or Redmond's Funds

At meeting Wednesday night of the electors
Of North Wexford, Ireland, it was resolved
to stop payment of the salary of
Mr.. John z. Redmond, who represents
North Wexford in Parliament, and to devote
the money thus saved to the relief Of the
evicted tenants. Mr.. John E. Redmond, it will
be remembered, is one of Mr.. Parnelps envoys,
now in the United States to collect funds FOR
the Parnellite cause.
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Arkansas Largest Individual Assignment

Arkansas' Largest Individual Assignment.
The largest individual assignment that ever
occurred in Arkansas was announced Thursday
1t was the assignment Of Maj. John Adams for
the benefit of his creditors His liabilities are
500, 900 and assets 100000. The creditors
will probably be paid in full. The failure is
due to the ssringency in the money market and
failure to realize
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DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOnsssa;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY KNOWN AS WEBSTER LAW
BUILDING" SITUATED ON ID STREET Be
WEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
No. l4O9 loIio S ct seq of the land records fo-
the District OF Columbia, and at the written request
the holder Of notes unpaid and secured by said trust
VIZ WILL offer for sale WEDNESDAY,, THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. AID 1881, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. in front of the premises
al the right title. estate and interest of tire grantors
therein and to the TO LOWING described estate
situate IN the city of Washington. District of Coun-
bia, TO wit: All of original lot numbered CD
square numbered four hundred and eighty nine (4s),
together with all the improvements ways easements,
rights. PRIVILEGES and appurtenances to the
right title. interest and CAIN eitler law or in
equity or otherwise however OF the grantors in said
trust Of in, to out said pare of ground
and premises sold subject to deed Of trust secure
ST, UOU and such interest may due and
which is duly recorded Loer No. 1lS, lotto 49, of
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms: Amount o. the debt unpaid and secured (by
toned above) and expenses OF and sGch taxes as
may be due and unpaid famounts of which will be
stated at time of Cd in cash; balance in two years.
be evidenced by note OF purchaser bearing per cent
per annum interest, payable sei;annualy and to be
secured by deed Of trust property Sold
option OF purchaser. Conveyancing, &C., at pur-
casers cost deposit OF $500 required at time prop
erty is Knocked on Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days. otherwise right reserved BY trustees
after hve days advertisement OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d. c.
OSCEOLA G. GREEN, I
myS-d&ds ANDREW c. BRADLEYS trustees.
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Brussels Rioters Dispersed by Police,

The iron workers and other employees
Of the electric machinery manufacturers
of Brussels have gone out on strike. Soon
after the strike was inaugurated mob marched
through the streets smashing the lamps of the
electric light companies. The crowd was
promptly followed up by the gendarmes, who
succeeded in placing twenty Of their number
under arrest.
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The A. A. U. All-Around Championship.

The A. A. U. Ail-Around Championship.
The third annual individual general athletic
championship given under the auspices of the
Amateur Athletic Union will be held June 2,
commencing at Pm, on some grounds in the
vicinity Of New York city. Berkeley Oval will
undoubtedly be the scene of the interesting
battle. Entries will be accepted from mem.
bers OF recognized amateur athletic clubs only.
and must be made on the regular A.A.U U. entry
blanks. The right TO reject or strike out any
entry 10 reserved. Entries close May 26, to j,
city. '
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRIO
DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTHEAs
CORNER NINETEENTH AND r STREET

NORTHWEST.
BY virtue deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No Id foiio 2S} ct seq. one of the land records
for the District of Columbia. and at the request OF
party secured thereby. viii sell at pubic auction
IN front Of the premises. on MO DAY. TWENTY.
EiLTH DAY Oh MY, AID. 1891, at HALF-pAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P ~, the following Described real
estate situate in the city of Washington District OF
Columbia to wit:
All that certain piece parcel of land and premises
known and distinguished Ms and being lot Numbered
twenty-six Cl6) IN square numbered one hundred and
thrty-iour laD. according TO A. P. FardOns subdi
vision OF said square in Liber Il. Wallach folio ive
IN the surveyors office OF said city, together with AL
the improvements, ways. e3Senit ns, rights, priv
belohgin- or in any wise appertaining
Terms: Onethird cash the la dnce in one and two
per cent secured ~ adeed of trust on the prop
er sold, or all cash. at tie option OF the purchaser
A deposit of 900 required at the time OF sale. II
the TERMS OF sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day of se the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement such
resale in some newspaper published in Washington,
D. q. All conveyancing and recording at the OF
the purchaser
c eGSEhH sT Il lsSSshiAArr,I Trustees.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. myl3-d&ds.
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- 14O9 ST., near u. 8. Treasury,
".
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on

NEh1 ALUAbIE IMPRJNED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTY-FlRST 1891 at
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. in front OF the Premises we
vii sell at pubic az, auction PAkToF LOTS Y. ~ AND
of street 18th street northwest by depth o:
about 30 feet. with side alley the 10 vide
Improved by two brick houses, Nos. 1875 and 1877
street northwest. This property in q rapidly im-
proving section. and presents splendid opportunity
residence.
Terms One-third cash, balance one and two years
fr sale. and deed of trust on the
properly, with interest at per per annuu all
cash deposit of $500 will be required at time of
SAFE and al conveyancng and recording cost Of
purchaser Terms to be complied with days from
default.nE purchaser.
myll- d&ds LATIMER 4 SLOAN Aucts
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Canada Wants Her People to Return,

The Canadian government is said to be about
to make a substantial appropriation to induce
all or . portion of the Canadians now residing
in the United States to return. Government
agents working quietly among the Canadian
colonists in the United States report that the
free expenditure Of money alone can start the
desired tide Of emigration from the United
States toward the dominion.
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AUCTION SALES.
rS1CnE. lBAAS.
I AIIMER L SLOAN, Auctionesr,.

rogs1S8Hh,T cK r E BsywIS
ps e Ssss RSSlSssf$ i HI 4. !: ssb;
.n''p t5fPi fSf IL ies IN ssuARr ls
is Ssssinen ana Window has nne mah
fnrn.cs and al necessary convenences. presenting
neis hborhsod on easy terms a'A'e nome an . s'0'
q & sa. ;a; ns Psssn'; ser e
Twelve and s,Fnsesn months with interest,". ana
:a'
Ct 400 viii be required at time Of sale. N.BEThe
ss
RAToLIFFE. pARR co.. AgGJIoNEEHs,
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES
TIE SSkNE az NJ AND
On Friday, MAY TwENTY-sECoND, AT SIX
O'CLOCK IONS M We VII sch ia sSb q the premises
II s6UxkE 60 ''
Lot % fronts IS feet d street Lot "a fronts 10
x feet .scS on street, a. TN
Terms: 0nethird cash, balance in one and two years.
, interest from the day Of sale secured By deed Of
opon Of sioo each II os e
IN tssn a a,1s s sr OF sale Terms to Be complied With
= rsh and cost dsiausins purchaser is reserved
and HEssfScGnF Fl paR S
myl5-d&ds Auctioneers.
~ go Penna. ave. NV.
vALuABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON NINTH
STREET BETN ZEN o AND STREETS
NokTa WEST BENG TW0-sToRl AND
STREET NORTHWEST.
On ThuRSDAY A. IkRNoON. MAY TWENTY.
FIRST, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of
the premises
LOT SO, SQUARE $685.
Fronting IS feet 9th street, with Q depth of lOj
feet to an alley improved by atwostory and basement
brick house in perfect ORDER been recently
pered and painted inside and out. contains ali modern
improvements, cabnet mantels; all the lnes
and good central location.
Terms: One-thi cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest. secured by deed of
trust deposit OF 500 at time OF sale. Tern to he
complied with in ten days from sale right reserved
70 resell at risk and cost of purchaser. All con-
veyancing anu recording at purchasers cost.
NB-House will be open for insl ecton on day of
SAFE OF can be seen before day OF sale application
permit from auctioneer.
1-lI bis ~ CsrI n m a
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE

BY virtue of = deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
10 folio l one Of the land records Of the District
Of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH.
1891, at FixE O'CLOCK ?; NJ, lot numbered 50. in
Fannie A. Moore ct al subdivision of square 279, in
Washington city, d. C., improved by q three-story
brick dwelling house, No. 1206 street northwest.
tweve months. with interest at six per per an
mum from day of sale. or all cas-. If desired. $3.50
Piled with IN ten days or right reserved to resell at the
risk and cost Of defau.tng purchaser All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers expense. NIB
sale made subject to two deeds Of trust in Lbers l2l9
and ESQ. tolios 34i and 800 respectively, which
secures the Equitable Cooperative building Assoca-
ton S5, 900. b. II. hOBERTSoN. 4
GILMAN NJ. FAGUE.i Trustses
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ulyl2-d&ds
SoRsE 4ED qqeeRRIAes sAzAAn,

g BHN6INGER, Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE 4HD qARRIAeE BAzAAR,
sAFGSDaY sSi a ER xsh
az Ho req ssiaRs e @
Ing Horses and Work Horses, besides many whoia
Turnoufs sold solely tos went Of NE
AZ auction New and secona-hand ceuiagss, phastons.
apctoh devoted exclusively 70 the sals o. Hor1ss and
CAAges IN this city. and b the Hight placs 70 sfnss
bag q ssu. 80
Aty4goke qa1e ~ al timer the noGt eopaeto uoock a
Yektcfes tobe found n the ctty. CoppsG ytcterjas
SntTl4e xhyetons, BpEEies, Cfqwn PrhcS Csrftafss.
Precautionary Essona Expssslsna dsocery aaguas,
Dayton Tsxons fsrm N9Eopes kpqd caFsA Hsfpssl
svS$an 8. SEiSfIiGEi, Ausssoasx.
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i SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CoRNhE 81
SEVENTH AND N STREErs NORTHWEST, III

ny virtue u decree OF tue supreme Court Of the
pissrict o Columbia ssed On q. 9Th day OF Nay.
Yard ct al. oonlpiainants and Eilxaieta ard II
al are DESCENDANTS. tie undersigned trustees APP
pointel by aid decree. VII sal at pub..c .pson In
front OF the prenis On III UnsDAl, 4HE lWEsTl-
fihsT DAf OF sAA, lSyl. - FIVE 0'CLSsCEP ~,
tie toilowins descrbea real estate thu city
Nashtnston and District % Counliia TO VIA PAr1s VI
original lots numbered thirteen fil and .ourtefn Ia
IN square numbered four hundred and forty-nsne
tt41l begnn n for tLs ans - ts NORTHWEST ~ornrr
Of $50 eou4re and running theucs On u srscf one
hunared and exteen ui6l lset tlence sou.h twenty
ZIG, teet and thence north tyssty-hvs Csa)
thereon. connstin. o. iragls dwelling.
g psid IN essh. onssh I'd shsseofi eneyer
the deferred psys nts 70 Iesr inter- Z q sfcent Ier
annuin, payable seia-annuslly ana 10 ls secusd by
the n1tes o. ste parrhassr % prchss<s and deed q
eooyeyanrmf and rssoFnr . - q ts cxtase u The
Rsscss.ss; ASsPesit =. esm Nh - sse1,rva = ~
9TH y twenty d.ye run The d>y e asie The prosy
Rooms ~ tsnaaa, bsila ~
EDWARD A. psxnz7.
ssss ~ ssaAAa sssI,,;ss
WALTEB \ WILLIAMS Z CO.. Aucsp. IrSiSau
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JOHN H. BARTHEL,l r
myl2d&ds MICH. J. COLBERr,5 Trustees.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioueer..
MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
ON MOUNT PLEASANT STREET COX WIfII-
NEY AvENUEl AND ROCK CREEK CHURCH
ROAD, OPPOSITE HOLMEAD MANOR

MOSI NALUAhlSE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
On MOUNT PLEASANT STREET (Oli Win.
NEY AVENUEl AND ROCK CREEK CHURCH
ROAD, OPPOSITE HOLMEAD MANOR.
We shall sell on SATURDAY. the TWENTY,
THIRD DAY OF MAY. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK
Pom NJ At public auction 70 the HIGHEST bidder, in
following desert ed real estate viz Lots number
Walter and Casper Windus subdivision OF the farm OF
the late John A. Purner. being q part Of Pleasant
Pians. as said subdi vision Is recorded in Book Gov
shepherd folio TAI, OF the records Of the surveyor
nfre VI tine District Of Columbia the property front
ing oS feet on the north side OF Mount Pleasant street
and dlS rect ON Rock Creek Church road. opposite
h0lMead -sggregatlnS 0.640 square feet
together with the buildings thereon-the whole bt
sold as one undivided plat.
This Ia an exceiient opportunity for investment
The property spenddly situated 200 feet above the
Potomac. overlooking the city.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash balance ON or befort
July next to be secured by the promissory notes q
the purchaser and deed of on the property sold
and to bear interest at the rate Of per cenlm pei
annum from the day Of sale. all cash. within ter
days at the option of the purchaser; A deposit Q
be COMPLIED with in ten dayi Of herwise the rxht i
purchAssr stteI i've days sdysrtisemsnt Of such re
saie IN the washington Evening star. Conveyancing
" 80 800 DUSCiNsoNBRos,
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DA'ffihstasfs s ssssb " n sss.s!s fsIts s'''

It's MANU- xifasa - a pesleT, sh1. can De y1va
IN klnfs VI her, cup coflee Tea. an iood.
usthou tie kDoy3sdsx - the t~nt. y h sl>oinssly
lsr.sr:. I'D " sls I. s..,ns ,sd ,gss.y ssss
Lolfc wreck. - - Len s1ssn an u.osnens Of 60
ana ~ ~sely inst f<ris<t hos folloUaA ID
tissaar b i~n,ss after ilsossifaiy tis hasor
sts6sS Sfkllylc 90. soLK PRoPRiKToss.
=. ~ -. cIkCINsATI. chlo.
wahRf sss ss sSss 81 "a hsass " C. CO.
lssL =, $40 ": We .h-s.-sassos. be.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and D SITS, n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEVEN FINE BUILDING
LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET WEST BE
TWEEN AND ThEETs SOUTH AM

TRgqsTEEs' SALE Of r ELEVEN FINE BgI4DIMa
TWEEN AND ThEETs SOUTH AND
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND K STREETS
By virtue OF trust deed to US duly recorded in the
Land Records of the District of o,unba, and the
request OF the party. NE WILL SELL ON MONDAY
THE EIGHTEEN H DAY OF MAY, AID. 1891
COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. in front Of the premises
LOT !, SQUARE sou Ii OF SQUARE 439, -
Fronting lSo Ieet 18th street west and 81. 10
street south which has been subdivided into
Lots II, II, 13, IA. 10. 10, II, 10, ~, 20, 81,
Zach OF said lots vng front of IL feet 9TH
by depth Of 81. 10 feet to q l5-foot aliey except
LOT u, which is n corner lot and has q front of %
feet 9Th street west and depth of 81 10 feet on
street south.
These lots admirably situated for buildings and
will be sold one with privilege
Terms One-thrd cash, balance in one and two
years, notes to be given deferred payments bearing
Per cent per annum interest, payable sem-annuslly
or all cash. option OF purchaser deposit of 800
required ON each lot ut time OF sale. Conveyancin9
&c, at purchasers cost. Terms be compiled with
in fifteen days. otherwise right reserved to resell the
property in default ut the risk and
ing purchaser or purchasers after five days advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. d. c.
JOHN H. BARTHEL,l r
myl2-d&ds MICH. J. COLBERr5 1Iustees'
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'HANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH
~ STREET EAST BE- TWEEN AND L STREETS
NATION n ~

('HANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH
~ STREET EAST BE- TWEEN Il AND L STREETS
NORTH. WASHINGTON CITY. d. G.
By virtue of o decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause No.
12to5. wherein John W. Bayne and Thomas J. Chew
are compainants and Lizzie Lsiin and others de-
endants the undersigned. trustee. will sell at public
an ton IN front of the premises on WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1891. at
FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ, all those pieces or parcels Of
ground known as Lots numbered 30 n 81 in James n
Csllan's subdivision, in square No. s56 situated on
sixth street east between and streets northeast.
Terms OF sale: One-tnird cash and the balance in
D. II and Is months from day Of sale, with interes
from DAY Of SALE secured by the pronissorv
the purchaser purchaser the purchaser pur-
chasers can pay all the purchase in cash day
Of sac or ratification thereof by the court and
hcation Of sale and payment the purchase money,
and not before the trustee will convey the property
the purchaser or purchasers thereof All taxes and
sessment will be paid to day of sale deposit OF $50
on each lot sold will be required when the property
knocked down TO the purchaser The terms of sale
must be complied with within fifteen days from DAY of
safe or the property will h readyertlsed and sold
at cost and risk OF defaultng purchaser AL convey
ancing ct cost of purchaser.
Residence 1l:s2 18th St ne.
once: Census bureau. corner Sd and g SITS. q. W.
THOMAS h. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ny7-dSds
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nUSCAksoS bRos-. Aucsioneen.
VALUABLE BUsISEss PKoPERIy KNOWN A.
no. 80 y STREET NokrHwksT. AT Auc

rpprrxYiHu EsRsf hfILf Ss o NAY sIsE ~;
sell IN iront vi tire Isr~p y p~rt CT
LOT IL. sQCAkh 80.
Fronting "a feet street with depth Of Is -
u lncies 10 n 21-soot alley.
ihs % h snaiH,essi ~ Lsrze Brick o0ne build
ln9 ANA shou .tsrzrt attention of 10
ing ne.r PIT Mt. lost spd snsion once and N one
the best tO1tons &C y -trset.
Terms; ~ .CtD 81 i~f ONT par annun, psyakay
eeii-annaaly, can r~ms.a hive year, 81 by dned
VI trust On pTcis@s. o.e-nalf OF bn ante cash a.
other hsir Of bsi9bce IA two yesrs note 10 h>sr op
.snt interest," Ier sbnunl. payable substantially q
20 IA e1 by det u uSt. tonyeyanCln &C.. a.
purchaser cost deisrit Of e.rO az time 81 sale-
Terms TO c conipif~d wth Q ften days. cthef utDD
puLasxf after ave diys nj 81 sncA resAe
nyl3-a&ds pCEOAksoA bkoe. Aac. .oneess-
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THOMAS BOWLING { SON. Auctionse1..

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ADJOINING THE EkEE BRIDGE, on
STREET IN GEORGETOsN. KNOWN As THE
OLD FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOMESTEAD.
District of Columbia, dated October Is 1874 passed
WEDNESDAY. The TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY,
A. D; 1871. in front OF the premises. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M all the right, ttls and interest the
parties to said cause and to all the Following de-
scribed real estate in Ge retown. District Of Column
bia. to WIT Parts Of lots numbered eleven. twelve
keld and Deakins addition TO Gsorgetown. Beginning
the south size OF Bridge street At the cor
said lot fifteen and running east with said south
line of Bride street 4O tset less. to the west
boundary line OF the property iorinery owned by Mm
/. Dyer thence south by and with sid west boundary
of the Cnesapeake and Ohio CAST wast by and
with the north line OF the land condemned % the
line OF Llnxan street. and thence with said east
line north to the place Of bennning portion of said
pIoperty being improved BY . large brick house.
shops. &c.
Terms prescribed by said decree: one-third Of the
purchase money in cash and tie balance in tree equal
installnents in twelve. ei<nteen and twenty iour
months. respectively, from the day of sale. which
pronissory notes shall be given to bear interest at q
per cent per mum from the day Of sale and
cured by deed OF trust upon the property or
the Option the purchsssr tins whole any greater
proportion than onethird o. the purchase nioaey may
the time OF sale All conveyaning and recoraie be
at the cost of the purchase II the sale
NOT complied with IN ten days the day
property Will be resoid At the risk and COST OF the
iaultins purchaaer after i've dap The Even
ing Star JESSE n NIisoA, irustee.
12lS Congress- at and Fendnn building.
CHARLES II. CaAofN, Trustee,
str Gxa%f
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WILLIAM LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer,

WILLIAM LOWENTHAL, Auctloneer
" 951 9TH st. ".
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF BOOTS
MoNn.v yonANR SHOES, -
CoMMnNCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, / WILL SILL
WI Id tHo y, RESERVE, AT NY AUCTION LOOMS.
200 PAIR LADIES' SHOES.
800 FAIR RUBBERS AND SLIPPERS
VIM LOwENTHAL.
P. s.-BALANCE OF DRY GOODS, SIATioNTRY
MILL BE SOLD SATURDAY MORNING, TEN
OCLOCk- myl5-2t
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VIZ. :yi sss 90 no. nee. n-rs,y 70 80 sss.
f,e,ssl ssP hsss made ~ d,ss = q yITA frl;
have tstl<a fof not nev rr~s1v3nr
euyg- aon1 - on<s ~ tTs1t4se Nd he k<v.t =
NJ iazHaass sulA1ndg. ssvy h9sse sna se,s 49,
Aas<sa sS fssa .gL
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WAITING FOR WATER.
Among the Canal Men On the
Georgetown Level.
LIFE THE OLD HULKS,

Snapshots and Pen Sketches On the Banks
of the Canal-A Queer Community-wsar-
lily Waiting for Two Ysars-Progress Of the
Work Of Restoration.