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LIE DROIr PARK TENNIS CLUB.
Three Clubs Unite Under One Management
The Coming Tournament.

Three Clubs Unite Under One Management
The Coming Tournaments
The Maple, Spellbinder and Butterworth ten
mis- clubs Of lie Droit Park recognized last
evening for the present season by electing Mr..
J. B. Cilley president and Mr.. ]. NJ. Wright
secretary and treasurer. Having heretofore
played independently of each other it has now
been decided to have all the clubs of the park
under one management, the name to be the
lie Droit Park Tennis Club. The three courts
on Maple avenue are being put in order and
two more will be built.
The annual spring tournament will be held
early in June, and judging from the interest.
displayed in former events of this kind il will
no doubt be successful in developing some
very strong play. The trophies of the club,
which are played for twice a year, consist Of
large silver cups for both singles and doubles
and championship medal rand although the
latter has twice been won Joy Mr.. Butterworth
there Is a determined ayf6ition on the part OF
cellent player the cS@eted prize.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
SITUATE ON HE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
SEbMhLN EoURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed Of trust to us bearing date De.
cemoer p. A: d. 1889 and duly recorded in Liber
l444 folio SS ct seQ Of the land records of the Dis
tct Of Columbia. and at the request the parties
cured thereby, We will sell at pubic auction front
the premises. on MONDAY, ELEVENTH. DAY OF
MAY. 4. D. 1891. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
M. the following parcel of land situate and being
in the city Of Washington. District OF Columbia and
being described part OF original lot numbered 2
the south side Of feet Binches west OF ii
northeast of said square, formed by the inter
section of said street with the side street
thence south 100 feet inches to 16fCot wide alley
thence west along said alley 40 feet to the
lot "a (hence north along east line Of lot pa thence
north along said east linz of lot "A 100 feet inches to
the south side OF street 40 feet to the place of BEGIN
ming. together with improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third OF purchase money to be
paid III cash and the balance in four equal payments
in six 3d. Twelve l2) eighteen QS) and twenty -four
CAD months from date Of sale. with interest the
Of cent per annuln interest payable
ally and secured by deed of trust upon the property
sold, or all cash. at purchasers option deposit Vi
two hundred dollars ($2OO will he required at time OF
SALE All conveyancinx and recording at purchaser
(0 days trustees the right resell said prof..
erty at risk Of defauitng purchaser.
G. II. WILLIAMSON,
W. 4. EDMONsTON,
Trustees.
ap30-eod&dH Office 500 9TH St. IL W.
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Capt. Macksn.ie's Stolen vslu.bles.

A New York dispatch says: The disappear
ance Of the valusbles of the late Capt
Mackenzie is the subject of indignant comment
among the great chess players friends
Even the championship medals, won in
many contest OF absorbing inter-
est on both sides Of the Atlantic, have
disappeared. Undertaken Kipp. who had
charge Of the remains Of Mr.. Mackenzie from
the time Of the discovery of the dead body unit
the burial, has been summoned to appear be-
fore Coroner Levy this afternoon to undergo
an examination in regard to his knowledge Of
the missing valuables.
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GOLD DoLIAns

GOLD DoL1Ans
Have never been offered
BELOW PAR
and the sbsur, atty
on the part Of Cash Houses that advertise their
their wares at
sLAUaHTER1Na DISCOUNTS
mutt b
wIDE-AwAKE HoUsEKEEPERs.
The same argument holds true with
FURNITURE.
, CARPETS.
BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRIaERArolls.
GAS AND vApoR STOVES.
For these Summer Comforts our
EQUITABLE
No Premium and accepts
Deferred Payments BY the
week or month In satisfaction Of the debt.
Judicious housekeepers recognize the beauty
Of our system and are
HAPPY.
HOUSE / HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
sl7. asl and o23 It'll st.,
$50 Mas. ave. NV.
The Peerless Whitney Carriags still leads.
fe7-3m
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Killed by . Locomotive Explosion.

Freight locomotive No. IL of the Rome,
Wstertown and Ogdensburg railroad ex-
ploded yesterday morning in the yards at
Oswego while shifting q caboose from the
main track to a switch. James Cummings, the
engineer. was instantly killed, his body bding
blown zoo yards over . house and falling in q
horribly mangled mass in the garden. One of
his legs was found 100 feet further away. The
fireman, who was on the tender at the time Of
the explosion, was blown on the top of the
caboose and terribly scalded, but will recover.
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WASHINGTON DANENHOWEk,f r,,,.4
w. IRVING BOSWELL. As
ap24-d&ds
nUNCANsON BROS, ArcA oneers,
~ QSh and d sta n -,

DUNCANsoN BROS, AVss onssr;
CATALOGUE SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
s THE RIGGS HOUSE FFTEENTM a AZ
Hk TSE sNiT9a sSF dSkss
b e SsFE II abSuT
ExGH DAY thers.ftsr At SANE HOUR until ali AZ,
;ss: +: 81 ;ssI.s
FINE PARIcE s VI e EJ5SsH, sRocArEILr
FINE %SbdW N lie
s fssfr AIS aosr
H.sss .na h.r nsar. IN Gilt Walnut
Eiss;ns Bronze TEurs:, Urn,a rsasssls
Oh Paintings. MarQueterfe Tables.
administer. Wilton Vsiveis. Nouquet and other Car
Tets-. Tete P.rlor Suites. Reception Chairs. Visa
Wis Chairs EnSravH SH. 0THigsnts'
Fine Walnut M T. Chamber sets.
:. Mahogany. :. :.
"Ro SasToSd :. t"
Mante Mirrors Fine Hair Mattresses Boz sprinrs
and saiss
Wardrobe. Bedsteads. Moquet, We vet. Body Brus
sells and other o't BfsiS M5,'i R5d GsHl''
Very Handsome Walnut Pillar Extension Tables.
Very Handsome Walnut LeathertovereI Chairs
MAGNIFICENT Buffet and Cabinet Sideboards
and Stands.
,Eegant glassware. China and crockery, window
Elegant Linen and Fruit y. Cloths. Napkins. &c.
Tetea Tete Breakfast and other Tables Chairs Gil
and s.as. bksk
Mirrors. Plated and other
BILLIARD ROOM
&c. Chairs. settees. Govern. Rack &c.
Mirrors. Back Bar Fixtures. Ia Glassware, Bar
0'en'''' o0'e'' WINE ROOM
Claret. Champagne, Port, She Brandies, whis
kies. Gin. Rum and other Liquors t>Nrst quality.
READING looms;
Writing Tables L0u oFrid Rssss' ss'''s'. ohair
Annunciator. Desks. Counters. Largo Fre-proo,
Safe
LOBBY.
Settees, Chairs, he.
KITCHEN.
Copper and other Cooking Utensils Broilers Roasters
Tables. Choppers and other articles usually found IL
frst-class hotel kitchen.
Toeether with numerous other articles usually found
In irstclass hotel and too mention here
all Of which to be positively sold, owing to til,
building being remodeled and en- arged
The furniture in this hotel beyond the
Is worthy the attention OF those DESTROYS of frnshn,
Catalogues can be had Thursdsy and thereafter OF
applying to DUNCANsON BROS,
Auctioneers.
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Employment Of Pinkertons Sustained.
The Massachusetts house of representative
yesterday afternoon defeated bya roll-call vote
50 to 50, the bill to prevent the employment Of
Pinkerton detectives
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

er THE EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than three-fourths Of the population Of
the city in which il is printed Who are able 10
read This record cannot be matched BY Tat Of
anu o1ssr newspaper in the trordi
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winners of the What Tournament

The whist tournament at the Columbia
Athletic Club closed last evening. None of those
who competed last night equaled the scores Of
the leaders, so that the result is the same as an
nounced In Tuesdays STAR. Percy b. Hills
wins the first prize for points with q score Of
lI9 and j. A. Goldsborough the first prize for
games with q score Of q out Of "a games
Rudolph Kaufman scores the second prize
for points. us, and G. l. Marlatt the second
for games with . score of Is won.
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THE COURTS.

CIRcUIr CouRr-Jsd9e Cor.
Yesterday-J. Schenthal & Co. agt r. n.
Oppenheimer; judgment by default. b. H.
Warner agt. l. H. Beynon; judgment by de-
fault J. J. Nicholson agt- ]. e Gartrell; judg-
ment by default
PRoBATE CoURr-Judoe Hdper.
Yestertay--Estate Of J. Thomas Jenkins; Pc
tition for letters Of administration. Estate of
Samuel Norment; NJ. G. Emery aud 8. w. Tul-
lock appointed appraisers Estate Of benjamin
U. Keyser; William B. Todd granted letters OF
administration; bond, 5000. Estate Of Lewis
A Edwards; John l. Edwards granted letters
6 dissatisfaction On estate; bond. 0i2, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30

Mr.. VIM r Mackrille denies that he is to
ride safety bicycle in race against a horse
at the bicycle races 4 the Colu .bia Cycle Club.
May so. as announced He says that the use of
his name in this con iection is entirely unau-
thorized-
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The Female wrestlers.

The record Of the weeks wrestling contest
between the female wrestle 3 at Kernan's Thea
ter mp TO today is: Williams, three falls, and
Morgan, one fall There will be one bout
every night and at th, close Of the week the
winner Of the series will receive . purse Of
S3O0.
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APRIL 2S. 1891.
CoHENs TRIMMING STORE.
523 18TH ST. NV.
Branch Of 9. Cohen Co.. Boston.
We showing full lines Of Neck Ruching In all ths
latest and most desirable styles.
New styles Of Wells and Yelling are Being received :,
soon a. imported.
We closing out two widths of sik Windsor Ties.
formerly 25c. and SOC. each.
At
19c. and 39c. each.
Jet Girdles. 9 yards long.
Jet Edgings.
silk Girdles.
silk EdginsA
Tinsel Edxines Gold and Silver.
We have left small assortment of Jewel Trimmings,
which We closing ct the low price Of
41ayard.
@. COHEN b CO..
apps 500 18th Ut. NV.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A.
Gaines to G. E. Lemon, pit. IL. So. ITO; $40. SO.
Isabella Robbins to l. s. Lyon, undivided half
lot 81. sec. s, Barry Farm; 600. James H.
Brunemer to Mary H. Rosenbaum, pit 80, So.
1858; 800. i. ]. Baker to R. E. & /. Co. Of
Baltimore, lots 1 and 2, blk. 16. Langdon Park;
3. c. W. Simpson to Victoria A. J. Ray
mond, sub 81. SO. 81; ~. 100 Rosa Lee to 4.
b. Duvall, pit. %. blk. 1. LIE Droit Park: g.
Tufts College to Lydia A. Tanner, lot l03,
ID. 4 L. 3 sub Of Mt. Pleasant; 6.
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7 .ATIAER Z SLOAN. Auctionssss. - ..,-'-s
i4os 9 stn.w.. nsAr U. Q. Tfsssury.
PAIR OF kLEGANT GRAY AND ROAM PONIES,
NAtT ~ Wor ~ TIE ElNEST IN THIS CITY,
UNDER THE SADDLE. NOT 4 BLE511dfsH 81
II4HnIIM HIN; ALSO HARNESS TO fITs AEIAUC.
o On sxTuRDAY. NAY srcoxp, lsel. u ELEVEN
1871 and lsS3 street. ness the Ls1ehsni, Es shsi
setl the eoove pair al Poniea With HArnenB 70 RI
i1 49, = NE @'if Rfssfs II y s 81; ssi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30

A stock train on the Toledo, st. Louis
and Kansas City railroad was wrecked ut
Greentown, Ind, Tuesday morning by strik-
ing . COW. Engineer Isaac Koonerins and
Fireman Clyde Young jumped. the latter saw
ing his life, with badly sprained ankle, while
the engineer was caught in the wreck and
crushed to pieces.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
I ATIMER = SLOAN, Auctionesrs.
IL 400 @ st.. near q. 8. Treasury.


/ ATInER sloan, 4 ., . 49,.
AssIaEEE's SALE OF STOCK OF HARDwARE,
Ef f18ss y As ~ s saFhdfhEaFss
DE- Sltps " ss:a a, assignment. tm.d. BY Ar,hu,
.ss to one Ss ARM a4 fShf H III f
NJ ne
Hssf sS. Tools Houssfunishinss &c. con-
csrpsnssrs and Briekl.ysrs' Tools.
s sslssi Sa.' Hs.a aiasss ethi.sls
ss:wss IrGSelss on Cans:
sSss1n:, Wooden WsIs. S:il..
Emory and Sand Papers,
Step LADDERS. Wash Boilers,
Clothes Lines, House Gongs,
Bel Pulls. Door Knobs.
This stock 10 81 nearly new. in nne condition and
should command the attention Of builders aud the
90 =. ALBERT II Il. fffIf1ojEckHEg ASSIGNEE.
A1IAhh sL0f ssSs 9a :s: s:s3 t. s. 1,...,
FINE YOUNG DR1yrNe AND SADDLE HORSE
- On yvg sAT TYR MAY sEcoYD. 1891; AT
No. ISL and s ssrses near .hs Ta 1saa
Ho.sl. we shall sell a hne Bay Driving Horse. per
:spn0 and strfs tsFg sto1S
g BENsINGER, Auctioneer.
MAsHINeToN HORSE AMP CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
PEREMPT0RY SALE OF HORSES, MARES.
&C., &c.
viii be sold at the Bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana ave
nue. on SATURDAY MORNING, MAY SECOND. ct
TEN O'CLOCK,
80 Head Of Horses Mares and Mules some GOOD work
err and drivers, we'll worthy the attention of in
tending buyers.
ALSO
i New Jump-seat Carriage, New Dayton Wagons.
New Grocery Wagons. New BuRgies. Second
hsnd Victoria in good condition and 20 Second
hand Wagons. Phaetons Bugyies, Harness, &c. &c.
ap308 b. BENsINGEk, Auctoneer.
THOMAS BOWLING l. SON, Auctionssra
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT OUR AUCTION
ROOMS SATURDAY, MAY SECOND, 1891, AT
TEN O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PART
four flanos Fine Parlor Furniture in Suites and Sep
srate Pieces, Couches Lounges. Mantei and Pier
Mirrors, Chamber Furniture Of Every Description.
Dining Room and Ofhce Furniture. Pictures. Brus-
Stoves. together with many other articles In the
furnishing line.
Six Marble and Slate Mantels,
Brewster Top Buggy,
Dirt Wagon and Harness,
Six Ladies' Saddles.
Horse, Carriages and Harness, &c.
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
ap3O2t AuctioneeIs.
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Breaking the Trsn.-Pacific Record.

Break1ng the Irans-Pacihc Record.
The Empress of India, the first of the new
Canadian Pacific line steamers, arrived off
the harbor at Victoria, B. c., ON Tuesday ex-
actly ten days. four hours and thirty-six min
utes from Yokohama, making the best time on
record. The vessel then left for Vancouver
after Mayor Grant had presented Capt. Mar
shall on behalf of the citizens of Victoria, with
a silver punch set, suitably inscribed in honor
Of the first steamer Of the new China line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30

Gen: Armistead L. Long, who was Gen. Lees
chief OF staff, died at Charlottesville, Va,
yesterday. He was . West Pointer and
went with his state. Gen. Longs wife was q
daughter Of Gen. @. N. Sumner on whose stat
author of Memoirs OF Gen. Robert E. Lea"
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Death of Edward c. Curl.

Mr.. Edward G. Curl, well-known Odd Fell
low Of this city, died at his late residence last
evening after . short illness. Mr. Curl was
printer by occupation and was a prominent
member Of Calvary n. E Church Of George
town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30

W. Il. Scott, president Of the Miners Asso-
citation of Iowa, says that the miners will strike
May for the eight-hour day. Twenty-Five
thousand men will be affected. Miners are
confident that they will win.
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VIM. H. SHOLEs,l
...,.,.,. 'd 81 8 iaS ais rrn'''''
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. PROPERTY FRONTING ON FIFTEENTH
STREET. ON D STREET AND ON E STREET

TRggssdpEEEEss,r SALE OF ryALUABLE IMPROVED
s tskfTN 81 D STREET AND ON e STREET
Of g Ui the SUI Court Of The
lHSi wherein n5 William pi.on sSeptor.
DAY 81 M Gsf 1857 ST at st FIVE sR
inal lot numbered iive Co. ali Of orig nal ot numbered
square numSered two bnnred jO ap sen @
in the city of Washington, District OF Counbla con.
nns on line Of s at h Sna soas asrnr
OF SAID iot nuLered I'VE 90 and running tnenre west
thence north .ortyseven (47) seven and onehaf
IS w one h9nsa q ee 1T
street west thence north said Fifteenth street west
east hundred oo ieei to the VEST ine Of
lot zen Ho,; thence north nineteen u9l leet
north seventy C10 feet three 80 inches North
C4J ten O inches to the east line Of lot
ten Q0). and thence south hundred and ninety
Terms: One-tR1 cash balance in two equal INSTALL
ments a. one ans 40 years from date of sale. with in
paid secured by deed trust upon the properly Sold
Veysncns eeordnS at the cps OF e purabs
deposit of S25C win be required at the time Of sale
alter sale the SSss e
ns =. se Of as d.
ns~sp1gstI Rae1Esad % fhs l OF ".'hnx0n D. C.
FREDERIC p d; StSssS 4 4 nv. Trustees.
DuNcANsoN BROS. !, Auciionsers apao-dAa.
r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneer..
~ 80 Penn. ave. nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF sgREEIoR HOUSEHOLD
OUR SALES Rooms FOR CONVENIENCE OF
COMPRISING in part Beautiful Parlor Suites in Rug,
Plush and Tspsstyy Gphos,erings Fine OAK Cham.
tables and Clans OAK sSsscard Haa Rost F ano
Tables. Fancy and Easy Chairs. couehes. Rockers;
Sa.
Brussels md Inerain Carpets and general assert
BY virtue % chattel deed Of tEn.t given to us and
du;y rssordsd We viii. on sATUkDM MoRNING:
public auction at the suction Of hstciiffe Darr
Co, anctoneers. $40 Pa. ave- w.. the Goods and
laE G9ops ARE Nov On ExHIBIIIoN AND
THSFIS T Is lSsSSST TSpN SfSSh
RArcI1rrE. paRk sts g. u PAGE Asas: .s.sssxss.
FAo fEsT SAN N ~ H.s y4gfBIE 5NFsSyEP
sTkEKT rssETwEES 6 AID 4 sTsEAkTss
S sssn s g q;
in sHIity esnse No. l3oSS q which Henry 4. miles
% Sss Is i Rs:is a :rs' PVT 6SRE
es s1. srsss a md s.isn s.ck Sdsh
= No; rs 5 Ssa st.s.s ao;th.sss - I'' -.
p.ymenss q i cns an 4ns, the, esse ss,snS: n en-.
aisss ma 81. ia 40 q az Ss. 81 rs IS
p ss aspSs & so @ =: :a 20
ARfiGK a TTkEI.
NATHANIEL oAH6sf. n..'ssA
DuseAssos saos .Assssss.s.s;.ss 81 g. "a Ds.av
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ap20dkds
d ATCLIFFE, DARR / CO.. Auctionesrs.

u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctionsen-
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE IN LEIGHTON AND PAlRO'S
(TRUS EES) SUBDIVISION OF BROOKLAND
TION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Co umbia passed in ecu ty cause No 1915.
docket 81, wherein Joseph Gawer ct al. complain
ants and Laura Z. Ihornburg ct al defendants,
the unaersizned trustees. will offer sale by
IL ESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY fIFTH A. ID. 1891
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. lot numbered three. in block
numbered seventeen in Leighton Pairo's, trustees,
recorded subdivision of tract OF land called Brook
land in the District of Columbia. And Immediately
thereafter lot numbered six. in block numbered
seventeen. in the said subdivision of Brookland And
Immediately thereafter lot numbered four in bloc K
numbered twenty five, in the said subdivision o;
Brookland.
s fronts about 30 feet on Austin street and con.
tains 9, :rs7 square feet
Lot fronts % feet Concord street by depth OF
$50 feet.
Lot fronts so feet Concord street by depth Of
150 feet.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years with interest from the day of sale and
BY deed OF trust on the property Sold all cash.
the option OF tue pure purchasers deposit
OF $50 required each ot at time Of sale. Il terms
OF sale are not con piled with in fifteen days from the
day OF sale the trustees reserve the right resell
the risk and cost of the deauittn2 purchaser
chasers All conveyancng and recording at the cost
VIM. H. sHoLEs.l
40 9Th st. NV. I
JOHN J. KOREAN, Aruse'
81
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II ATcLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneers-
~ MO N y
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers.


ON THENORTH SIDE OF ROAD STREET, BE
TWEEN CONGRESS- AND HIGH STREETS
Is KNOWN AS The .'LINTHICUM ESTATE I
BY virtue OF the powers vested in under certain
deed recorded in Liber 1916. folio 403 of the land
records for the District of Columbia, will sell
public auction, on TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY or
MAY. ISL. AT hALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ.
on the premises. lots numbered three 90. four az
I'VE lo) six 90. seven Cl and eight (s). in E. l.
re oried in surveyors book. county No. z, page NJ
Each OF said lots has frontage of fifty (0)
north side oS Road street and runs back
depth Of three hundred Goo feet Lint place
These lots Will each he offered in two parcels
desired First. fronting fifty O) feet Road street
with depth Of one hundred and seventy-nve O55i
feet: ond. fronting fifty CjOl feet Linthicun
(l2I) feet.
The said lots will be sold subject 70 the foowine
condition: That building shall he erected on
said land within 80 feet OF the building line Road
street, said condition not to lie waived broken
cep 10y consent OF owners Of majority Of front feet
on Road street.
Terns OF sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years Purchaser 10 notes for deferred pay
mens, tearing Oper cent interest. payable alan
nua y and secured by deed Of rust tue property
purchased. or all cash. at purchasers option. de-
post on each lot of $50 viii be required at time Of
sale. little to be good or deposit returned. Pur-
chasers will be required TO make full settlements
the property resoid at deiautng purchasers and
risk. ConveyancIng at purchasers cost.
MILAN A. GORDON, A
800 A. st. NV,
JAMES H. TAYLOR, As'snees-
6l3 18th Of. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
r ATIMER I SLOAN, Auct,oo,er,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vALuAR1,. uSr,S.
-ISHED BRICK HOUSES, SITUATE AT THE
SOuIHMESI CORNER OF FIFTH AND II
BY virtue Of two deed. Of trust. duly recorded in
IAeer i53l fohos 4l9 and ~. one OF the land records
st the request Of the parties thereby default
having been made in the payment of the notes s,-
cured by said deed of trust win sell pubic saie 10
the highest bidder in front OF the PREMISES on TUks-
the following described real estate situate the city
of washinrton. District OF Columbia, and known a.
in square numbered eight hundred and nine (s9l. i'm:
proved by two handsome, unfinished. two-story and
basement, bay window brick dwe,ings, situate at the
southwest corner Of 9TH and H streets northeast.
Terms made known on day of sale. deposit of 4100
required each piece Of property when sold. Terms
OF sale to be complied with IN ten days from date OF
SALE otherwise the trustees the right rese
the property at the risk and of the dsautng pur
WASHINGTON DANENHowER,l r-,,....
w. IRVING BOSWELL,
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4 ATIMER l. SLOAN, Auctioneers.

FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND
NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST. WASH
INGJON, DC.
By virtue of deed of trust to us. dated September
=. "a ID. 1889. and duly orded in Liber 144S folio
Sl 1T of the land records of the District of
Columbia and at the request OF the party secured
premises on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH.
a. ID. 1891, at SIX O'CLOCK. lot numbered seventy.
two, in square numbered five hundred and ten t5IO)
and improved by two-story frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash, balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed OF trust property
all cash. at the option of purchaser. deposit oi
$50 at the time of SALE Ii terms not complied
with in fifteen days rom date of sale the trustees
the right to resell at the risk and O.
ing purchaser All conveyancng and recording at tine
cost of purchaser.
VIM. H. HOLLIDGE,l r-,-..
apO-d&ds GEO W. LANCE, ! iTus'ees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-30
PITCH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN BELAIR HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
EXTENDED AND PARK ROAD,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust to and duly recorded
In Liber No 12 folio 1sY ct seq of the land
ordsof the District OF Columbia, and at request
the party ured thereby will offer sac on
the premises on MONDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF
MAY. A. ID. 1881. at QUARTER or FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the folio wing described real estate. situate in
the District OF Columbia, wit Lots :S "a and y
in block of Gardiner G. Huobard's subdivision OF
Belair Heights.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years from day SALE notes TO he given bearing
terest at per cent annum payable semi-annua IT,
and to be secured by deed OF trust the sold
all cash at the option of purchaser purchasers
post Of 300 each lot required at time sale
All conyeyancing and recording at purrha cost
Terms 70 be complied with In ten days sale.
otherwise trustees the right resell the
erty at the rsk and the defaultng
purchasers alter ive days advertisement such
sale In some published in WASHINGTON d. C.
JAMES Z. FITCH,t T.,.....
BENZ. Z. DAVIS, irusteesI
DUNCANSON BROS
ap20-d&ds 'Auctiopeers