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Parnell's Nephew Chastises Him for His Re
cent Eemarks.

ParnelI's Nephew Chastises Him for His Re
cent Remarks.
DUBLIN Nov 3.-''Timothy Healy, Mccarthy
lite member of the house of commons for the
northern division of the County of Longford,
has been publicly horsewhipped in the streets
of Dublin by Mr.. McDermott, the nephew OF
the late Charles Stewart Parnell."
Such is the terse record of an interesting and
not unexpected event which has just been
placed upon the bulletin boards of the various
newspapers of this city. every one OF which Is
surrounded by demonstrative crowds OF hot
blooded Irishmen. The Parnellites in the
throngs which gaze upon the big black letters OF
the notice are jubilant and do not hesitate to
taunt the McCarthyites, who also crowd about
the boards. The consequence is that num-
Der of fights have already occurred, while the
temper OF the partisans is such to suggest
the. necessity for strong and vigllant police
patrols
1t has been in the air that Mr.. Healy would.
BY some one and some how. be called to 3
prompt reckoning for the exceedingly vigor-
Gus speech delivered by him at Longfcrd on
Sunday last. Ordinarily Mr.. Healy IL re-
markably forcible orator. but on the occasion
in question he excelled himself. he having
gone so TAR ms to refer to Mrs. Parnell ian
English prostitute.
PARTICULARS OF THE ASSAULT.
The particulars of the assault are as follows:
Mr.. McDermott. who is a solicitor, this morn
ing espied Mr.. Timothy Healy, dressed in his
barrister's wig and gown. walking through the
four courts Without moments delay Mr..
McDermott drew a horsewhip from under his
coat, and rushing upon the astonished com
moner, vigorously belabored him with repeated
and vigorously delivered blows. MIR. Healy
taken completely by surprise, and STUN
bling. fell fiat upon his back. his wig falling
from his head at the same time.
While Mr.. Healy was PROSTATE his enemy
continued TO remorselessly and unsparingly
slash whatever part of his body presented it
self. This, however, did not last long. Tor Mr..
Healy. sPriuging to his feat. the two men
clinched. There was a rapid delivery of fist
blows by Mr.. McDermott and then short
wrestling match. which was concluded by MIR.
Healy again going to earth. While this was
going on crowd OF solicitors and barristers
were flockins from all parts OF the four courts.
These gentlemen at last interviewed. forming a
Gordon about Mr.. Healy, preventing him from
attacking OF being again attacked
Mr.. McDermOtt explained to the oniookers
that ''he thrashed the Lound because Of that
speech of his at LongfCrd on Sunday last, in
which he so brutally assaulted The honor of my
kinsman's widow, Mrs. rarnel-"
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THE DISTRICTS REvENUEA
An increase OF o3.5. 900 Expected From u
New Assessment.

New Assessment.
The District Commissioners today addressed
letter to tho Secretary Of the Treasury trans
hitting the estimates for the support Of the
District government for the fiscal year ending
june 80, 1898.
In their letter the Commissioners say: The
receipts OF the government Of said District lex
elusive Of the water Department., from sources
other than the proportionate contribution OF
the United States, for the fiscal year to end
June 80, 1898. will be s3,l55.645.57. With the
so per cent contribution of the United States
the total will be s6,311, 29l.02.
The estimate Of receipts from sources other
than the United States is based upon the esti-
mate of the assessor, calculated upon the assess
ments as they now appear on his books, and
tho probable receipts from licenses, markets,
fines and other miscellaneous sources Of Dis
trict government, amounting to S2.660, CASH. /;
upon the auditors estimated surplus
in the treasury Of $4,000 and
upon the Commissioners estimate Of the
probable increase in the assessable valuation Of
real property, from the general assessment now
in progress, and which will be available as an
additional source OF revenue for the expenses
Of the fiscal year. The Commissioners estimate
that the amount that will be received from the
latter source. in addition to the assessors esti-
mate, will be at least $4,000.
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PROPOSALS.

pn,S,a,p,saLs I0A tA.I q slDLMALks NDkh
l. TIL kMll SYSTEM IN TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.-Ofhce OF the COMMISSIONER
~ e. WASHINGTON. II. q. OctOher 20. lnssl.-seased
o1LoCh NJ. On Ut ksDAl, NONkMBkRFIFTH,
1881 Tor Sidewalks The District Of Columbia invite.
Proposals !or hylng sidewalks under the i,~rmt sys-
tsii OF arti1caI stYie ties. sheet asphalt and
rtsss oi cement Is ana iOrnas Of PROPOSALS aud spes
nrallons caE lie obtained one upon applicss
ton Thereon together with all necessary iuiOrlns
u"ii ana hsds upon these forms only viii lie rousids
erred Tie right s we'd 10 reJec; any llds
Iarts OF ulds j. ~. DOUGLASS. J. ". Ross. " r.
no SsI-l-l. !. Con mrs lon-Is ID. @ tsr.y- IN
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
Cor. Penna. ave. and 4 18th st

In view Of our being compelled leave our present
place Of business. taAe this method informing
our friends and the pub &c generally
NOVEMBER FIRST. 1891. Will OCCUPY cur new
place Of business. No. 6l2 street northwest which
Is bsiT prepared expressly business. and
when completed MIA be one OF the largest and mes
auction houses m this city. We val have every
for exoitng and selling personal property OF every
description and ON q much LANCER than Ie-
fore We Will also have horss and csrriale bazaar.
which Will embrace sufficient accommodate
all who may favor with their stock Of horses.
raxes &c &C.. to sell. Feeling very grateul foe the
patronage We have received IN the past would respect
fuzzy ask . continuance II the new loca-
tion when We vii az all times oe gratifed 10 our
friends and tie business pubfic. Very respectfully.
III. s.+ 1HOAAS DoMLING a SON.
oc2o-6t 6l2 4 st.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
The 9Th day OF October. 1891.
heturah A. MONTGOMERY T.tuna. D.. Montgomery.
No. l2.,'sO. kquty dos-k
On motion OF the y. aniif. by Mr. Irving walamson,
her 20 icItor. t A. ordered that the de. 1.anas
,. Muntso Try. cause bus appearance lie entereJ
herein on or beure the nrs rule day forty
day after this DAY cause VIII be pro
ceeled VITA az IN case o. dein ult.
lie object " tins SUIT u obtain divorce on the
ground 81 deserion oi petitioner hy defendant too
more than two iore the ming toe q. ion IA.
tins cause. Tins ofter Is 20 le lut isbed ONE
Tor three weeks m the Washington Law heporter anA
EveninS Star.
by the court W. J. cox. Justice &c.
I rue copy. Test: J. r. YOUNG, CsprI, Sc.
no3-lawJw' BY NJ A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk
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u ATcLIFFE. DARI CO., Auctloneers.

- ATCLIFFE. DARR q CO., AuctioneersL
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IL
GE0RGEIOMN. ID. q. IMPROVED By A
LARGE BRICK HOUSE KNOWN AS No. 1904
STREET NORIhM Isl.
By AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FIFTH. at HAi.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. viii Of
fer sale, front OF the premises. tnat house
and lot corner 18th and streets (Leng premises .O4
Pstreet1. Lot fronts sixty feet street and one
hundred and twenty leet 9th street House fronts
~ ieet 3stOry brick. two stores containing II
roons bath and store and 10 closets. making
the Most desirable Property IN West Washington tor
residence. can he readily subivided into valuable
building sites.
TERMS OF safe: 5000 remain on the property
for twenty months, with interest. pr cent baan,
in cash. or part OF which can remaln for thrce
months secured by deed of trust all cash. at the
option the purchaser. dep, SIT OF s.OO required
time OF sale. IL the terms not with
in fit. days from the day OF sale right reserved 10
resell the property at the anu defau ting
purchaser i've days Of Re sale
In newspaper published IA Washington, d. &. All
couyeyancipg and recording at the cosl of the pur-
chaser.
House now open for inspection
RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.,
net rraa
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~ 9th and streets northwest
CHANcERY SALE OF A COY HOME IN
GEOhGETowN, Bling HOUSE No. 34o2

FIRST COR sTREE1l.
= BY virtue decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia dated the 18Th October ls9I-
and passed in certain cause therTn Depending, IN
which Robert A. Phillips Was complainant Harry
j. Ovie. dfendant. tho UNDERMINED trustee win
ell az puDic auction on "WEDNESDAY. the LEV
ooLockP NJ. in front o. the premises parts Of lois
ton 10 oeorgetown the same being bounded a. fol-
lows: Begnninx q point in the sout line OF First
at the end Of lime draw westerly said
twenty nine inches the west inter-
sectlon Of FIRST ana Frederick and run rhense
test thence westerly and parallel with street
ter feet sx inches thence north and parallel with
lifst street. then with said First street four
sts6n ~ .sfx inches 70 the place of bexinpinx
1erfns Of sale prescribed By decree: Onef1rd cash
ana the residue in six and month"; interrss
from oAy Of sale. all ~ purchaser
dsgo.lf o. oivo viii b requirsd the Properly
IL ect0ck on. All conveyanc1uE ~ Of the puf-
~ ayr afeer sac the srussse rsvss the rht
pnfchaser After ave days adysEtissmsut.
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THoMAs BOWLING 4 son, Aucuoneers.

/ dOMAo DOW lINU 4 Sun, AuctsOneelS.
VALUABLE F STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
b direction of tue owners. sell az public auc-
ton on MEDNEsDAN, the FOURTH DAY OF No
NEABEk. A. ID. lsi,l. at FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, in
fron OF the premises. the property the
corner of sixth and streets northwest. fronting
anu oinches on street. with depth - ski
street. being the property heretofore used Law
Department OF the university OF oeorgetowl. Title
perfect.
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash. and the residue in
two and three years. be secured upon the prop
erty, or nil cash. at the option OF the Purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in ten days after SAFE.
deposit OF 900 will lie required the time OF safe
THOMAS DOMLlNG a son.
oc2S-d&ds Auctioneers.
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
advertising cairvoyant. astrologer and uedl uknin
this city. has wonarrlui lrophetie s1it " sscona
slght tevezls hidden mysteries. recovers lost
slo.en property. Drllss s-lsrted togetber. causs~
sieeuy gives success IN business.
Hiniiy influences stranEers othef
cities and all rOpose Wal and money %
coming 10 tine right pace a. once. a. he succeeds
otiiers nave Jailed. Conynces skepticAl and
yertises only What be can 90; AL business eonndsn.
thai. Satisfaction guaranteed sittings. SOS. Hour.
stoa open sundsSs. Ies.dsncs ..s a ST.. bs;wess
~ and 9TH cts. southwest se5-54ss
MINI. BhuukE TELLs ALL HE EvENTs Oh
IVA LitE AL business fidentixl. Ladies and gen
tlemen. % osnts each. Lours: % a N ~ % y mi, ~
Ls; .bct. lat and North Capitol sts-n-w. ss4-low'
n! Rs. d. V. SMELL. cLAIIfVoYANT AND TEsf
VA medium magnetic and massage reatuieut saven-
Can se consulted AZ her par.ors. yos New ORR
NV oc.9ots
nj MI lAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
IVA vOyahf aud sstrooxast. tise seventh dsashtes.
born with caul, has wonder1u al healing power Owe
names and lueky dates. Don't Tail tins lady.
hooIn 10. $40 81. NV. s<isS3ot'
NME, PERRIN. THE TkUEsT DESTINY
u reader OF the aee. Information eiyen via
plenonnenei accuracy. bfttings. Soc hoare. IAN
70 ~ N. 1882 stl II. n oc2v-lms
MME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATES
AEnslsh and eerlnsp sstroloeist m the clty. tslls
all events Of llfe. once bours TOD .. sun.
Gay. ~ Z. M TO PIN l5Ue lsth 81 az ololn-
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NEGLECT of the hair often destroys its vitality
and natural hue and causes IL to fall out Before
IL NJ late apply Balls HAIL Remover, sure
remedy
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioueers.

NERl DESIRABLE PRO- ERTY, CORNER OF
FLORIDA AVENUE AND NORTH CAPT. Oh
STREET. IMPROVED BY iORE AND DWELL
On TUE DAY NOVEMBER THIRD,
1881. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. Will sell
In front Of the premises.
LOT "a, SQUARE 6l5,
which has been subdivided into hve building lots
SUB LOrS 100, 19l. 192. 1873 and 1914. SQUARE els.
These lots zach have OF lS feet on +. ORR DA
AVENUE except los $50. which has q front 20
and lot l94, which has front OF ~. 80 on
=: ORlDA AVENUE and 10. feet On NORTfl CAPT.
~ . lhEtT. which Is improved by store and
Terms: one-third cash; balance in ono and two
years. notes to bear cent interest and to be
cured by deed Oh property. ConveyancinS, &c, al
purchasers cost. deposit OF 10 required each
iot al time OF sale. II terms of sale MOI computed
with in fifteen days. the right reserved to resell the
property at the risk ard cost the defaulting pun,
chaser after nve days advertisement OF resale
some newspaper publsi. ed IN WASHINGTON, u. {.
oc29u&os DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Died From his Injuries.

William Bell, the colored man who fell from
second story window Of the St. James Hotel
yesterday Afternoon, ~ publishsd in JESTER
days BfAn, died la6sugh the afternoon. The
unfortunate nan. a stated yestsrday, uas
Wishing &31h66w ~ time Of the accident
He-rnEEnmk nnun11ul1ness for only short
time befors be disd. His body was cent e n
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FUTURE DAYS,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

"MTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Fronting On VERMONT AVE
ME- BEIwLLN q AND STREETS NokTH-
WEST, All AUCTION
By virtue of a deed of trust. dated March - A. d.
1885. ana duly recorded in Liber No. 800 folio :l5
ct one % the land records the strict OF Co
luinoa. and b, direction the Iarty "
We shall sell al public auction IN front PREMISES
on MONDAY. NOk EMBkk NINTH, at HAlE-PASl
FOUR O'CLOCK T. M, ali OF lot numbered iurty-six
t46) in George b. Ballock's subdivision Of part OF
square three hundred and sixty CSJO Recorded IN
lloer IL r., lo,lo .9l OF tna records the survey
OF ofiise OF te D.sirlot ri coiuis with the
proNe:ne.;s thereon. consisting OF two-story bri
dwelling. No. .UN9 Vermont avenue.
Terms OF sale: The amount OF the uaebteness and
peses OF SAFE Ia CASH. balance and months
Tor note oearii. interest ro day OF sale and secured
by deed q tGst OF property sold. ali
option OF the purchaser; 90 down day sale All
conyeygnclng, &c., az purchasers cost Aud II the
terms OF safe complied with within da vs.
from day OF sac the trustees the ressl
the property at the ana of the ur-
chaser after three days notice evsIaper pub
lished in the city OF WASHINGTON.
LEMIS II. DOUGLASS, I -r..
LAWRENCE q. FLETCHER. ifustees-
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
no2-d&ds Aucuoneers.
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October Jurors Discharged.

Justice Bradley yesterday discharged the
Jurors for the October term in the Criminal
Court, thanking them for the intelligent man
ner in which they had performed their duties
and complimcniing them highly, expressing his
regrets that that term had closed. Mr.. E. X.
Plant, the foreman of one of the panels, spoke
OF the courtesy with which they had been treated
and remarked that they were Satisfied that az
this work should DO done the citizens when
called upon should not hesitate in filing the
position.
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An ELEGANT STOCK Or DREss
GOODS.


". N. SINISTER SONS. els PA. AVE,
Desires to call the particular attention Of the ladies
and all uho are interested in elegant stock o.
Dress Goods Of tho newest styles out this season and
at very moderate prices.
Those who have dealt with n. no doubt. will ap-
pSeeiats what we say. andi you viii call and take
Took at our handsome goods sure you will ap-
preciate what say. and you will not be importuned
to buy.
We hardly need to name all the different classes of
Dress Goods. but assure you that we can show
you great many tempt ns and striking styles. and
they will be shown with pleasure. and you WILL no
doubt. ind great many and beautiful things
that you will not find elsewhere in this city.
We also have q very choice stock Of medium price
Dress Goods. and will show them with pleasure,
and we feel confident you will not regret an oppor-
tunity to look our stock over.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

l. OK BAhUAINs IN RELIABLE FINk PIANOS
- ana organs call AT the hrakRuer Piano Agency.
l.,eg O. u. NV q. n. KUHN, tstaOli.hed 49,
Practical piano maker. no to:sus
ii ALI.ET a DAVIS WRIGHT PIANOS; UNIV.
IA ated IN every desired polnt-tOne. touch, WORK
manship. durabi iy. eauty easy terms low prlcrs
see tnem beiore deciding. AGkNci. sll psa N. a "
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER / SLOAN. Auctionecrs.

I ArIMER I SLOAN. Auctionscr.
VERY VALUABLE Two,sToRy BRICK ASpBAsE-
sIABL.I, BENZ No. s.cs To6sTEaNfR
oS sT unlI, Xoh ~ v E AZ AEeIIHN
1871: AZ FIVE o'CLoCh. in front Of the premises.
OF wil ,S NJ MSr RE . sSSssdli'i'iOn
With the improvements stated above. modern con-
aRd Ef4d rfe sT beng nj
Terms easy and made known at sale.
All conveysnrIns and recording at purchasers cost
no3-a&ds LATiMEn SLOAN. Auctioneers.
WEEKS CO.. Auc,iOneers.
637 Louisiana ave..
Opp. City Post once.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Heretofore our regular store sales Of household
effects. Furniture. Carpets and almost every article
conducted on THURSDAYS. d.. .--.
On account of increasing consienments Of every de-
scrption We necessarily compelled hereafter to
hold a regular sale at our auction rooms
TWO DAYS EACH WEEK.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
AT TEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
Goods received for auction any day. for which no
storage charged With thanks to those who have ss
sisted in present location for the past eight
years We hope for q continuance Of their favor.
FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH,
We have, without enumerating, large and general
assortment Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
STOVES. -
&C.. &C..
To which We invite attention.
cHAs. WEEKS,
nose. Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
u ATCLIFFE. pARR CO.. Aucta
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE NEW ELEVEN.
ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON TWELFTH sTAEET
NORTHWEST. No. 1903. OPPOSITE IOWA
CIRCLE

We will offer for sale in front Of the PREMISE on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. 1891. AT FIVE
OC-OCk r NJ parts OF lots IL and L., square 81
with improvements thereon. consisting Of three
story and basemen: brick hous-. under rental at
SOO per monh House Is Handsomely finished with
all modern appliances, as brick furnaces electric
bells, wooden mantels thing laundry app arces and
is Papered throughout Lot 20 feet and runs
back to large alley.
Terms Of sale one-third or onef fourth cash balance
IN one, two and three years at cent goo down
at time Of SALE Terms to be with IN days
from day of sale. RATCLlFFE, DARR 4 CO..
oc.sg-dSas Auctloneers
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nUAcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ fHE NukIHNESt SIC lion OF THE
CITY, BEING PREMISES No. l7o4 NINTH
lkfEI kIHhEST-A FINE LARGE BRICK
nMtlliNG. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs.
By virtue q deed % trust dated May Is A. ID,
49,, and duly recorl-d the land recordr a
We Dsitlct Of Columbia m iber No l.sd. folio ISL
81 se. and al the request the hoders the
sceIrd thereby ~ sell At public auction IN front
o. ne PREMISES. en- - EsDAA, >ONEMBEk TENIH N.
1897. az flNE O'CLOCK y. NJ. the follo~1ns
descended ee or Iarcel Of land and premises situate
Ia ne cay II ashlngton Disfurt Of Columbia. and
Anoan ana dlstingaished As and bens 1T numbered
hett seven go. IN Matttnrly and Wilson. trustees
su.tlN sion q. SQUARE numbered three hundred aud
S,NiA tlree ehSBl. Ter plat recorded an Lber " b
". ono 49,. O the Records Of the eyors once Of
tie bisilct a; Columbia. together with the improve
nients thereon
lcrius "a sale one-half OF the purchase money IN
cash hal-nce IN three equal insfzlsnfs respectively
IN one Nl. two 90 ana three IS. years. with
pay aole sent annually The 90 per cent
Ter annum securod 10y deed OF trust the property
so. on al cash. al the option a purchaser deTost
81 H-No VIII lie required Al taIle sale. All convey
aicinS END Recording at purchasers cost. Terms u
sac 20 be compiler with IN days from day u
BkAlNAEn M WARNER
ocbodHds Surviving lrusteeL
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HEIsKELL McLERAN. Real Estate brokers

"A lOo8 y g. n v.
PRRRMProRY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPERTY. BEiNdIHHEE-sIoRlBA Y:EiN-
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT. NUl6EEE6
IS STREET NORTHEAST =
VENEER FIFTH. l6Dl. AZ FIVE O'CLOCK. d front
Of the prsmses part OF lois numbersd 45 md 1d,
ON = street between North Capitol apd Ia strssts
the above described DWELLING, - =
Terms: s3.0O0 can remain the property, payable
OUO annually On OF bo4ore and tf1o Year,
from July q. lhol and the balance cash, O. a. cash.
q pufchsecrs Option Adepostt Of COO vln - 10
days resals g sisk and eo.s Of deaua69 Dus-
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r. +. HIIL Of Michigan. on motion Of Mr..
May. and w. A. Day VI Illinois, on motion Of
Mr.. Totten, were admitted 10 the bar In the
Court in General Term this morning.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneer..

DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SOUTH SIDE OF X STREET Be
TMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust to US. hearine
date ON the 3lst day of July, A. u. 1SS9 and duly
recorded in Lber No. 1401. folio ass seq of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia and
request the parties secured thereby, will sell al
puoiic auction. in front Of the Premises on WE'D
NESDAY. The EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOYEM-
Der, A. u. 1891. at HALF;PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described piece parcel Of land
situate in the city Of District of Columbus
Miller trustees subdivision Of certain lots square
numbered 444. which said subdivision duly recorded
in Book III, page a. Of the records of tho surveyors
Office Of the District Of Columbia. togsther With the
tmprovsments &c. I
Terms Of sale Onethrd cash. balance in three equal
nstsllnents in six t6), twelve () and eighteen (lS)
months bearing interest at the rate Of per
deed VI trus the premises sold. cash. pur-
chaser's ton One hundred dollars deposit viii
required at the time sale. All conveyant ing and re-
cording be- at purchasers cost Terms OF sac 10 be
complied with In ten days from day OF sale otherwise
trustees the rt the property a. this
r1sk and cost Of the defauting purchaser, =, :
z. H. WILLIAMSON, Trustee
We EDAOASrON, Trustee.
no2-d&ds Once. 10 9Th st. n w.
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Coxronrrxa.
ERPs's, cocoa
BREAKFAST.

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