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The Pennsylvania Avenue Cable Ro
Smoke Nuisance, Sc.

The Pennsylvania Avenue Cable Road
Smoke Nuisance, Sc.
To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
You gave us in last evenings STAR the condi-
tons imposed upon the Pennsylvania Avenue
Cable Car Company by the Commissioners of
the District. Not being acquainted with our
governors" permit me to reach them through
the STAR.
To my mind they (the Commissioners have
overlooked the most important safeguard to
the well-being of our beautiful city, one that
deeply concerns every property holder and So
Journer IN Washington. refer to the smoke
nuisance.
This cable road company has already COM
menced the erection of an immense power or
boiler and engine house, and right in the very
heart OF the city, close to the three largest
Notes.-The Willard, the Ebbitt and the Airing
ton-and to the treasury and the White House
and many other prominent buildings, govern
ment and private. presume there will not be
less than 5000 to 200 horse power required or
| a battery OF ten to twenty large steam boilers
placed in this power house. These boilers will
require one to three immense smoke stacks
There will be a consumption of. say, from 100 to
200 tons Of soft coal per day. Think Of the vol
umes Of smoke and black coal SCOT which will
roll up out of these huge stacks, No matter
how tall these chimneys, vast quantities of
coal dirt and SCOT and smoke will fall all over
and around and about for squares away from
this building at Pennsylvania avenue and I4th
street.
But there is q remedy. Let the Commission
ers zee to II in time 80 that the smoke nuisance
! as in other cities, may not become a curse to
our fair and cleanly city. 1 venture the asser-
ton that there Is no longer excuse or necessity
for using coal for firing boilers in this or any
other city. ACIrIzKN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23

The last concert Of the Choral Society for
this season, which took place last night at the
Academy OF Music, was not so generously at
tended as the excellence of the program
Justified Dyoraks cantata Of THE Spectre 9
Bride was given. the society being assisted b v
Mime Sophie Zela, soprano; Mr.. Vim. j.
LAWN, tenor; MIR. VIM. Ludwig, baritone, and
the Baltimore symphony Orchestra. The
Choral Society has given this composition be-
fore and SO the audience was prepared for the
excellent chorus work, which proved that the
organization is one of the best trained bodies
OF singers ever known in this city The active
membership has completely changed since the
society was first organized and but few names
that were upon the early roll are now found on
the published roster. The new corners are
younger. have fresher voices and are more
enthusiastic in their work. This is particularly
noticeable In the sopranos and tenors. The
BASES are weak and the contraltos while show
ing some good and firm voices, have hardly
body enough for the other parts. These defects
can be overcome by the addition of few strong
voices, and it is probable that Director Sher.
man will attend to this by next season. The
singing Of the society was all that could be
desired SO far as precision, time and tune were
concerned and proved the intelligent training
the members had received.
OF the soloists Mr.. Ludwig was easily the
favorite, his full, rich voice giving with telling
effect the score of the Narrator. Mr.. LAWN
has tenor OF good quality, which he employs
judiciously and his Interpretation of the Sfecfr,
was satisfactory. Mime. Zela sang the part OF
the Maiden and though at first there seemed to
be some uncertainty about her work she gained
confidence and was finally heartily applauded
The entertainment was one which deserved the
most liberal patronage. The society has q
high aim and its work has done much e
| elevate the musical taste of the community
II deserves the warmest encouragement for il.
efforts.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIS AFTERNOON.

This AfIEhNOON.
Y ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
~ go Penn NV.
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR BUsI-
NESS INVESTMENT.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
The Ip N3 2lTr EAS CORNER 0E NINTH AND
And 800 NISTM sTREET.- plyi ID 81 iN fH5
BY AUCTION. A0o'H L.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in the under
Ss ~ SIS oo s auy tSs
records Of the District Of Columbia and by direction Of
aR The
parce. Of land and premises known and distin.
Euished on the ground plat or plan of the city Of
P IF lot q cSH p TIE g sTd Pfns
HALF S Of Lot IN i SQUARE
contained in the following metes and bounds, to wit:
Commencing at the southwest of lot ) in said
SQUARE thence west 90 feet to 9TH street thence north
lot numbered thence south line OF said lot 5
100 feet to the place of beginning. containing 5000
This property is improved over its whole extent by
4story brick buildings used and teneniens
Is Of the best in the cy one sou.S Of
the junction Of 9TH and Streets accessible by all the
ing. the WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Co. 5 building
also the Post Patent and Sixth Auditors offices and
other hne buildings making it splendid site large
office building for private or government use.
Terms: One-iourth cash. balance in one. two and
sold bearing interest the OF per cent per an
mum from the day Of sale. or all cash. at the pur-
time of sale. Terms be complied with in ten days
from the day Of SALE otherwise the right reserved to
after five days advertisement in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. D. c. All nveyancng, re-
e''"nF &C. " p9T!xsII1 IMaD SSis A. LAMBERT,
ap11-d&ds Trustee. 4l0 9TH ST. n W.
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Baron Fava's slip Of the Pen.

Baron Fava, the italian minister to this
country, is accused Of slip Of tho pom in
translating the first italian note. Tho note, a.
sent from Italy to be communicated to Mr..
Blaine, demanded ''giudiciro" judicial prose-
cution Of the lynchers, which Fava wrongly
translated punishment 1t il farther consid.
cred that Baron Fava exaggerated the tone Of
Premier R1dini's protest. or did mot compre-
bend that Italy was compelled to assume an
air Of decision in order not to break too sud-
denly the traditions Of Crispfs foreign policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23

The games today will be: Athletics at Wash
ington, Baltimore at Boston, st. Louis in Co
lumbus, Louisville in Cincinnati.
The Star Base Ball Club has organized for
the season and is composed of boys between if
teen and seventeen years of age, who would
like to hear from boys of the same age. The
club is composed of NJ. E. O'Connor, captain;
W. L. kimmel, C. Herbert, C. Long. W. Bryan
E. Busey, j. Doyle, L. Whaley and b. Scrivener.
Address all communications to Capt. NJ. E.
O'Connor, 1413 + street northwest.
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Work Of the New Orleans Grand Jury.

The New Orleans grand jury, after a short
session, during which time quite number Of
prominent citizens appeared before them and
were questioned as to public opinion concern
ing the affair on the 14th Of March, has ad-
journed until tomorrow. tits said that o large
number of names have been furnished to them,
and il these are indicted in consequence Of the
affair the name OF every man found to have
assisted In breaking down the Jail doors will be
included The present inquiry il about the
last chapter Of the Hennessy case, as far rs the
grand Jury il concerned, and is expected to
close shortly with n comprehensive report and
several more indictments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-23

John Hubbard,aliss W. II. Berry, alias Walter
Gray. the alleged swindler who was arrested
Tuesday by Detective Carter for the Balti-
more authorities. it is claimed, is the man who
robbed Mr. r. Harris jewelry store two days
ago II is charged that he went in there to
look at some iewelry, and while in there he
sneaked three scarf pins
Two Of thep were set with diamonds and the
other was moon stone setting. The pins were
valued at $50.
when the prisoner was arrested, il is alleged,
LIE had one Of the stolen pins in his scarf, but
as the officers did not know of the robbery at
That time he was permitted to wear it when he
was taken to Baltimore
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUcTIONEEas.

EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE SALEOFyERY VAL
UABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROP.
ERTY IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION.
We shall sell at auction on WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-NINTHAN AND THIR-
TIETH, 1891. ATFOUR O'CLOCK r M. the follow
ing described property: Lot Is square Al fronting
90 feet and IL inches I'D street between II and
streets BY depth Of l37 feet. Also on THURSDAY,
the following described property Parts OF lots Noe
Ill and in square n ot Ill fronting Al fest on
Oth street BY depth OF A feet lot liz fronting 48
feet on Beall or street by depth Us feet Imme-
diately after part Of lot 04. square l09 fronting
about 90 feet on ed High by depth of about
30 feet on 9TH or street, containing about 4 4OI
dwelling. lmediatsly after lot No. 200. in squsre
q depth ,, q ~. 40 feet on 9Th or y street LIN.
feet street by depth vi 100 4th or Fred
erick street. immediately after lots No. 81 2 %
"a In square 1O1 Lot No. p fronts so feet on 18th
or Frederick street by depth of l5O feet Lots No
-. o. "a have front Of so feet ON or 9th street
by depth Of 100 feet Immediately aftcr Lot 21 in
square I2O fronting as feet 34th street by depth
OF SO feet.
Terms: One-third cash, balance IN one and two
years. with interest," secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash. ut the option OF the pur-
chaser. One hundred dollars (e1O0) deposit on each
lot at the time Of sale All and record
ing at cost II terms sale are not
resell the property at the rsk and Of the de-
purchaser. LEONARD MACKALL
Exscutor and Trusseso Brooke Nackan, decssscd.
aplS-dkda
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u ATCILFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneer.,
~ S20 Pennsylvania ava. n. u.

II ATCAAkFEs OAhh = co. Auctioneers,
~ H2O Pennsylvania ava. n. q.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
STREET BETWEEN SEvRNTEENTH AND
AsTHE MEN TMREEsTORY AND BASEHENiTi
SST rSM1 AN 9r nHiCk M0USE, 1704 STREET
v @ WEDNE1sD4Aff AFTERN00N, APRIL TWENTY.
NINTH. q AALk.fAer FIVE O'CLOCK. We Win
Lof g, IN s6G1RE iH,
thrsestosy and basement Stone and brick house con
tanning ten rooms and bath nnsly nnished through
Terms: Over end above an incumbrancs Of o6.Ooo
pad n go G. AZ cab q the R9rchsssrs option
Be compiled with In 1fteen day othsr ~ the ehf r
rssstve1 70 r:eel g the risk and cost 81 lie dsfs1ns
chasgrs cogt. HATClIfTE. DA1k 6 co..
ap2%dsds Ancttonsosa.
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Death of Mi.. vIesor,. A. p,mock

Miss Victoria A Dimock, who in the course
Of long service in the Treasury Department.
beginning during the war, made many friends
In this city. died at her home, 1888 street, last
night from pneumonia, which followed an at
tack Of the grip. Miss Dimock was chief of
room in the internal revenue bureau and was
regarded as a most valuable clerk. Outside of
for many good qualities. Her life was one of
self-saerifee. Tho remains were taken today
for burial at the place Of her birth, Montrose,
Pa
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

O. THE EVENING sTAa's subscription list.
the books Of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection Of any person having a color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims
to circulation This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world,
and On, ,.OE. other in WASHINGTON!
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Mr.. George Muddiman Dead.

Mr.. George Muddiman. for the past thirty
years resident Of this city, died last evening
at his residence. ~ LIST street. from asthma.
His wife and i've children survive him His
only son is Mr. Charles A. Muddiman The
funeral viii take place tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'Clock from his late residence. The inter-
ment will be at Rock Creek.
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They Assign Their Interest.

In the register Of wills Office yesterday in The
estate Of the late Gen. Joseph z. Johnston an
assignment Of two Of the heirs, Jane w.
Michel and Eliza N. Hughes, Of their interest
In the estate, $4,000 in q loan and bonds and
one-third Of the residue Of the estate, to
George Ben Johnston and others Was lied.
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AT THE RIFLE GALLERY,

Score Made by the National Fencibles Tues
day Evening.
Following is the score made at 500 and 600
yards by the National Fencibles, company C.
second battalion. at the rifle gallery, Tuesday
evening. The first fourteen men made an
average record Of Sc per cent, the company
average being IA per cent, which is remark
able showinO.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

FITE SnbPIN ftr Lot F NEAR Us oARIT9
South BETwEEN SOUTH CAPITOL, And
NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
THIRD. Al FIVE O'CLOCK we viii sell, in mont Of
LOT 10. SQUARE eo1,
depth OF about IS feet This property is situated within
and we'll adapted for subdivision into smaller
Terms One-third cash. balance in and two years.
notes to bear per cent interest. pay able semannu
ally and to be secured by deed OF trust property
sold or all cash at option OF purchaser Conyeyancing
&C., at purchasers cost. deposit of goo eluIred
at time Of sale Terms to be complied with in Tteen
days otherwise right reserved to at risk
ment of such resale in newspaper published in
Washington, ID. G.
apl)-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
T ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SSE2rTKTF NO. 1921 EIGHTH STREET
By virtue OF deed Of trust to u.s. dated 9Th day of
May 1889. and duly recorded In Liber 1885, folio So.
ct sea-, one Of the land records of the District Of
Golunibis and at the request OF the party secured
premises on Thu RSDAY. APRIL TwENTY-THIRD
1901. ATFLyE O'CLOCK PM, PART OF LOT 40
in the line of 9Th feet south Of the north
west Of said lot, thence p feet thence
east 100 feet thence north 81 feet and thence west
frame dwelling beng No 1921 Nth street northwest
Terms One-third cash; balance in twelve and
eighteen months. with interest and secured by deed
cordng at cost OF purchaser. deposit of 800 will
be required at time OF safe The trustees the
anns ' bs Complied With
ten days from day of sale.
S a Il TEksG & SkSSDERER.; Trustees.
apl3d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
SOUTHWEST IN THE CITY OF WASHING

virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 4th dag
ST. Of the land for the District OF Coi1n
and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
Will oner Tor sale at public auction. In front Of tho
R5 sTSr 81 FRIDAY The the TWENTYFoERTI
subdivision: . Of Seton Z swssnsy's su6diviaon 81
improved By O. twQstory brick dwelling, lot mont
inf ID i:st Jinchss d 2 :srsst Sy Is fsss dssp.
cash. Of which 1900 must Be paid down when the bid
sccspted In equal amounts ct six and twelve
monthe. respectyey for which the purchasers notes
interest from the day Of sae and secured 81
cash a the op &n sos must o gwen Ss e.
o. uties COMPROMISING and recor1ng ct purchassrsu
day q sale oshsrwiss shs properly may s. nod n
kiGHARD 7. NoRsEI.I. Trussss.
ee40ooos 80 LOut11aua ave. d. ".
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7 ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers
IL 14O9 st.. near U. b. Treasury

TwO-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1ll6 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST Ar
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY.
FIFTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in 'front.' of the
premises: We shall sell sub lot in square 40 having
two-story and attic brick dwelling with back
building, containing eight rooms, gas, hot and cold
water and in good condition.
Terms: ethrd cash balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust. All conyeyancing and recording at
purchasers cost 300 deposit required at the time Of
sale.
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" hAhoss CAASAcSk Scohos
BORN APRIL 70, 1854

BORN APRIL 70, 1854
Dodge, in celebration of Shakespeare's birth an
y .ne twenIy -nrs' anniversary Oh tae wasningto
Upon .ne oanks Oh avon
And fingers where the stately elms
Along Its margins grow;
Beside tne SUMMIT avon
Three hundl ed years ago and more
A precious babe was born.
was IN 'ne nesr' oI "a"s
Mid sunny hills and quiet wales
Twas in old Stratford town.
Tue plague was me IN stia'ioru'-
Well for the world, for you and me,
1t spared this infant son.
Du' 'ilne spec on: 'ne 'enuer oaoe
Straight lmbed and fair Of feature,
And glad with childish joy.
anu through tne vAes Oh avon,
In woodlands and in meadows fair,
Along the gushing rills,
Ane ooy IN "onuer wandered
TIL old Dame Nature took his hand,
And taught him how to see.
sae eaoh uaJ icSso"'
Inc blue sky and the lazy Clouds
He learned from hour to hour.
se" " io'e n"ue N@
In after years her wondrous tales
In words we love SO we'll
ne s !oy We" ouue"'
with shining face, and satchel,
Iney sent the youth to school,
parchanne .na,ns, Nv s,a In
The hearts of unborn nations
In every tongue and clme,--
His simple school-boy English
Then, later on, to London
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CO. -, - =. a. LAW f.ENCE.
81 CLAlh FECHNER. Auctioneer. ap2l-3t


L PROPERTY SITUATED ON WATER STREET
N oGE0KGET0WN; PC, KNOWN As The
WAFER kidHfs HNb WHARF MIh Pp kI1aGGss
On THE LINE OF THE NEW STEAM RAIL
By virtue Of deed of trust to us. dated the eeth
Of March, A. y; 1883. and duly recorded in ber No.
1906, folio 423. ct seq. " the land records Of
holder Of the note secured thereby we will sell at PUB
Y 5Gnf f fhs ArE II fkpAH
b. C.. known the Columbia Mills with warehouse
ID in Peter Beatty Threkeids and Deakin's addition
to Georgetown BEGINNING for the same the east side
south line Of the Chesapeaie and OHIO canal co8em ae
nation and running thence east with the south line of
said to the west line Of that part said
by John Mason. deceased and since by Mn. A. Brad
ley thence southerly with the west line Of said
and since by william A. Bradley to the channel Of the
Potomac RIVER thence westerly with the said channel
T. which viii b BY the east line
to the place OF beginning; together with all water
all machinery and fixtures used in connection with the
mill erected thereon, excepting however that part Of
clude only right Of way the alley between the
warehouse formerly owned by William A Bradley and
the east gable wall Of tine building the lot hereby
Terms Of sale; One-third cash. balance in one and
able semi-annualy and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold all cash. at the purchasers
within days the day Of the property viii
e resod at the defautnS puTehasers risk and cost.
CURED at the time Of sale. All conveyancing and re-
5 EGNSi T: cS SKKIDERr'' Trustees.
ap14- dads DUNCA NSON BROS. Auctioneers
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THOMAS DOWNING L SON, Auctionosr..

THOMAS BOWLING SON, AuctionesrA
REGULAR SALE OF H9gsEHoLD FURNITURE,
PERsSNALs EFFECTS Al oUk AGcTi6S
FIFTH. 1ssi, a TkN O'CLOCK. TWENTY
sSEEPPARATE PIECES, FRENCH Plate MAN.
kk99T TSS ,,rs gER BOOM FUsNITgkE 81
SEPAERATE PIECES, HAIR MATTRESSES.
PLNrNS Room mp OFFICE p FuRNITURE,,
AND COOKING STOVES. BRnssELs AN6
INGRAM CARPETS, &C., &c.
ONE BROWN HORSE SEVEN YEARS OLD.
HIGH LIFE. COOP WORKER.
ONE BROWN HORSE EIGHT YEARS OLD.
SOUND, SUITABLE FOR LADY Or GILL.
COUPE. AND Gan TKoT ~ Tine MIN 1HI:
FOR WANT OF USE
FOR THE GOVERNMENT. ONE soRREI
Also. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
HORSES. CAkR1AaES. HARNESS. &c.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
ap234 Aucti0nsers
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ap2s4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auc..
DAVID D. STONE. REAL ESTATE BROKER,

TWENTY-THIRD STREET NOkTHWEST
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF TWENTY-THIRD
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY.
NINTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii, sell in
front Of the premises 100 ~ 80
SUB LOT SO, SQUARE So
With large frontage I'D street and virginia
avenue. improved by Two-story Brick Dive ling and
Store ROOM containing rooms. bath and cellar, be-
new. The stand is a frstclass one for . drug OF
DUNCANSON Bros
ap23-d&ds Auctioneerx
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Halls HAN RESKwKR II pronounced the best
preparation made for thickening the growth Of me
hair and restoring that which V gray 70 It's original
color.
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EITcH. FOX 1 BROWN. Real Estate.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS IN BEI.AIR HEIGHTS
SUBpINlSIoN, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
EXTENDED AND PARK ROAD.
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust and duly recorded
In iiber No 121l, folio lS sea- one Of the land re-
ords OF the District of Columbia and the REQ uest
the party sec ured thereby We will offer for sale on
MAY. A. ID. 1891, at QUARTER or FIVE O'CLOCK
the foloS INK described real estate. situate in
the District OF Columbia, 10 wit Lots .3 "a and %
In block Of Gardiner @. Hubbards subdivision OF
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN one and two
years from day OF sale notes 20 be given bearing in
ters AZ per cent per annum payable emi-annually
ana 10 De secured by deed of trust the property sold
OF al cash AZ the option of purchaser purchasers
post OF slOO on each lot required time Of sale
Terms 10 be complied with in ten days after sale.
otherwise trustees the right resell the prom
erty at the risk and of the defautn or
purchasers after five days advertisement Of such re-
sale In some newspaper published in Washington ID 81
JAMES Z. FITCH -.
BENZ. p. DAVIS, trustees
DUNCANSoN BROS,
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622-694 ct. NV. r-r..
FREDERIC d. MCKINNEY, Irusteea
13 1915 1t. NV
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionssrs. sp20-dkdr
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AuctionssrA

By virtue Of decree passed in the equity cause Of
halston vs. Phillips ct AL No. u e66. Docket 81,
front Of the premises on the TMENTY-sEyENIH
DAY OF APRIL, 1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ !,
that piece parcel Of situated in the county
Of Washington. in the District Of Columbia. and
known and described part Of tract Of land called
Fletchalls Chance. containing I'd acre Of land
more or less, fronting the Chappel and more
fully described In certain deed recorded in ber 7s5
folio $40 Of the land records Of the District Co
lumbia.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. onethird in one year
and the remaining in two years. the deferred
payments to be secured by the notes Of the
and deed of trust the property Sold or al cash Il
the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of two hun
dred dollars (&00) will be required the time Of the
sale Conveyancinr and recording at purchasers
terms OF sale are not complied with within ten days
from time OF sale the trustee the right 70
sell at defaulting purchasers risk and cost.
FREDERICK L. SIDDONS. Trustee.
apl5-dkds Sun building. 1877 y o.. n. ".
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SALE OF WELLKEPT AND NEARLY NEW
H0usEHoLD FuRNIIURE. CARPETS. &c.
TENTH. FDURTEESTH. ? AND Us q STREETS rs
MONDAY, APRIL TwENTY-sEvENTH. 1881,
AT Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, CONSISTING
WALNUT CHIFFONIER. WALNUT FRANZ
PARL0R SUITE UNREGISTERED IN PLUSH,
MOQUET CARPETS, BRUSSELS HALL AMI
STA1k CARPETS; WALNUT sIDEB6ARp.
SION TABLE. WALNUT FRAME MIRRORS.
CABINET FL, ktiEFRiGEkAToR, COgCHEs. BENT.
CURTAINS, SILVER PLATED WARE, CUT.
LEkY. CHINA AND GLASS WARE AND OTHER
ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST.
Class FUkNISHED HOUSE; ALSO SIX.
TENTH CENTURY ANTIQUE WRITING
Parties furnishing should give this sale special atteu
condition. - s0o0
Terms cash.
ap234t WALTER n 4 m Ar.x.