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Cashier Gadsden's Irregularities.

President John l.. Hammond OF the Mer-
chants National Bank. Savannah. Ga, an
nounces that the banks loss through irrsg-
ularities of its cashier, Thos. Gadsden, who
committed suicide Friday morning, viii not
exceed $4,000. Other statements put the
amount ut 100000. The banks capital is
$500, 900 and the surplus and undivided profts
are s3l6, 600. One Of Mr.. Gadsden's daughter
is at boarding school at Catonsville, Md. Shs
is unable to attend her fathers funeral on ac-
count Of an attack Of the grip. Mr.. Gadsden
was son OF the Rev. Philip Gsdsden, an Epis-
Gadsden Of South Carolina and great grand
son OF Christopher Gadsdcn Of revolutionory
fam0.
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IRISH LAW BREAKERS.
MoOnlighters Put to Flight-Criminals Sen.
fenced In Court.

Moonlighters Put to Flight-Criminals Sem
fenced in Court.
party Of 'moonlighters," says a dis
patch from Ennis, County Clare, on FRI
day night attacked the house occupied by
Michael Fitzgerald near that town. The police,
however, surprised the ''moonlighters" and fred
upon them. The result was that one of the
''moonlighters'' was shot and fatally wounded,
while ali the moonlight party were cap
tured.
At the Tipperary assizes on Saturday
Michael Hanley was sentenced to eighteen
months hard labor and Michael Sanders to d
years hard labor for posting boycotting no
tees. Two men, named respectively Moyni-
ham and Readen, we're each sentenced to ten
years penal servitude for ''moonlighting."
A man named Flynn and another named KEEL
lener were each sentenced to seven years penal
servitude for the same offense.
At the assizes held at Cork on Satur-
day John Foley was sentenced to seven years
penal servitude for having in his possession q
quantity of explosives
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MORMONIsM IN ALABAMA.


No ~ ROCKY MOUNT
To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
In The SrAR Of January % there appeared
an article in which {. was stated that near Rocky
Mount post Office, in Clay county, Ala, ''there
il strong Mormon church with nearly one
hundred members and services arc held every
Sunday" l desire TO correct this statement,
for il il wholly incorrect. There is no Mormon
church at or near Rocky Mount, nor has there
ever been one as far back as the memory Of the
oldest inhabitants" runs The man Mootry,
mentioned in the article, was doubtless in the
section of country referred to some years ago,
but he established no church. As to the
church-said to have been built by the con-
verts-the whole story is Q myth No doubt
the whole story, as printed, got its origin from
the fact that Mootry was once in the Rocky
Mount neighborhood. But he was then claim
ing to be visiting relatives.
E. ]. GARRISON.
Lineville, Clay county, Ala, March 81, 1891.
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The government of Honduras has granted to
Messrs. E. W. Perry and F. NJ. Imboden, both
citizens Of the United States, a concession of
land covering the entire region known as
Mosquito, the payment for which is to be made
in the construction of expensive public works,
including an army road from Iegucigalpa to
the coast Of the Caribbean sea. more than 300
miles in length; another, 1t canal. twenty miles
long, twelve yards wide and live deep, to con-
meet the Caratasca lagoon with the Guayapa
river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-06

Canada's attempt to induce settlers to emf
igrate from the states Of North and South d.
kota to the Canadian northwest has turned out
grand fizzle. The agents who were sent to
those states tofurther the plan have reported
to Ottawa that the scheme will have to be aban-
doned. From latest accounts the exodus is the
other way, the Canadians coming into the Da-
kotas.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of TIE EVENING STAR "a dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
ceived" ID the principle upon which its bust
ness il conducted Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in its advertising columns
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Death of Ex-Conrressman Dox.

Hon. Peter NJ Dox died in Huntsville,
Ala, on Friday night. in the seventy-eighth
year Of his age Judge Dox was born at Geneva,
n. Y. He WAS in the legislature and a Judge of
the county court there. He moved to Alabama
in 1855. In 1865 he represented Madison county
in the revisionM constitutional convention and
the eighth Alabama district in the
Forty-frst and Forty-second Congresses.
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Combining Against the Pillsbury Mills,

Ten Minneapolis mills, with a daily output of
nearly 20 900 barrels, have formed combination
against the great Pillsbury-washburn English
syndicate. The owners Of the mills claim that
they compelled either to 90 into combine Of
were their own or go under the wing of the great
institution managed by C. A. Pillsbury. 1t is
understood that the opposition mills will in q
few months be placed under one management,
with one set Of grain men and all the other
economies of concerted action,
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School Closed With, a sot.to.

Tho public school at Ovid. Ind, was closed
Friday night with an exhibition, consisting of
prayer, essays, dialogues. declamations and
five-round boxing match between Pleas Read
and Ben Bars of Anderson, Ind. The COM
batants stripped to the waist and fought five
vicious rounds. blood flowing freely. Read
was knocked out and the fun ceased.
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GAR. Silver Anniversary.

Decatur, ILL.,, is painted red, white and blue
with decorations to welcome the 4, 900 delegates
and thousands of visitors to the encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic to begin
today, the silver anniversary of the order. Gen.
Veazey, commander-in-chief, Commander Dis
tin. Mrs. John A. Logan, Gen. Lew Wallace,
ex-Gov. Oglesby and Gov. Fifer and staff will
be among the notables in attendance.
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THE DALY.FARRELL FIGHT.
IL VIII Take Place Tonight Within One n
bred Miles of New York.


dred Miles of New York.
The great glove contest between Jim Daily Of
Philadelphia and Patsey Farrell Of Pittsburg
will be fought within . hundred miles Of New
York tonight. The stake is 81 900, and the men
will fight with champion boxing gloves.
DAILY stands five feet ten and half inches
and Farrell is five feet eight and a half inches
tall and weighs one hundred and seventy Ave
pounds. DAILY is the favorite in the betting,
owing to the advantage he has in height and
from the fact that Joe McAuliffe failed to de-
feat him. DAILY will be seconded by Dominick
Mccartney and Jack McAuliffe, and Jas. Griffen
will be his bottleholder. Farrell will be Sec
onded by Ed Smith of Denver and Jack Fogarty
of Philadelphia. Al Smith and Jere Dunn have
been requested to act as referees
large delegation Of sporting men from
Troy, Albany, New York. Baltimore. Washing
ton and Pittsburg are going to witness the con-
test.
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+ ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
IL 1409 G ST., near q. 8. Treasury.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UNIoNTowN. D. c.,
AT AUCTION.

r On MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL THIR.
premises shall sell lot y in shannon
q Unlontown. fronting 50 feet inches on shannon
place by depth Of about 196 feet. Within square
Of Monroe Of. Improved BY . rood ten-room frame
house IN hne condition and very desirable property
years with notes bearing interest and secured BY
and recording At pnrchsssrS Cot. 400 dsDoa,t rs
Qufsd q the time Of sale The tsrns Of sale to b
complied with in ten days from day Of sale.
LATIIEB 4 SLOAN,
ApSdSdD Aucttonoo9S,
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
~ 80 Ps. ave. n. ".
CHANCERY SALE OF AN INTEREST IN VAIL

ABLE IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY.
by virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
Distract Of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause No.
1851. Docket No. 81. wherein Frederick c. Obese
king Ut al. compliments James e. Naylor IT.
ct al are Respondents, will sell in tine pren
ises on WEDNESDAY. APRIL FIfTtENTH. la&9l,
lots numbered twenty CD and tirty-eixht (s)
In Alex. Il. Shepherds subuIvls in square num-
bered six hundred and twenty three ( according to
the ground pat of plan Of the city OF Washington, in
the Dislrict vi Columtia.
Each OF these eighteen s) feet on north
n street and extends northwald.y with the same
width seventy t1U ieet to 90 loot alley, and
in good repair.
Terms Of sale cash; all conveyanc.ng. recording,
title examining. &c.. at purchasers cost Terms OF
50 must be complied with within ten (lO) days or
trustee will resell at risk and Of deiauiting pur-
CHASER. Deposit OF $40 required at time Of ae.
THOMAS Nj. FIELDS, Trust,e
apS-oSoo 464 Louisiana n. ".
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How TO SHOP IN BALTIMORE to the la
dies reception room of the Eutaw House, Balti-
more and Eutaw streets, near which are all the
big millinery and dress goods stores of the city.
and make yourself thoroughly at home. 1t
costs nothing. Ladies' restaurant attached
Everything from cellar to roof new and re-
modelled; just the place for shoppers and thea
ter parties.-Adrt.
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Another Tragedy Revealed in Chicago.
Employees Of the Illinois Central railroad in
Chicago on Friday found the body of u man
stripped naked, sawed in two in the middle,
with a strap around the neck and packed in
chloride of lime, in u stout deal box. The lime
had SO eaten into the flesh that a description of
the body was impossible. The box was addressed
Nv. H. Harris, Cuba City, Wis, COD"
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The Methodist University Site,

Bishop Hurst of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, who is presiding over the east German
Episcopal conference in session in Baltimore,
says that the property purchased for the Meth
odist University in Washington So, 900 has been
paid in $4,000 more subscribed and the entire
SlOO, 0C0 will be in hand by the LIST of May.
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nUNCANSCN BROS. Auctioneers.

ASSlGNEES SALE OF SIX FINE BUILDING
LOTS MAR UNITED STATES CAPITOL, BE
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SHEETS
By virtue Of an assignment to me, duly recorded,
Vii sell St avcsi1p on WEDNESDAY IAE ElGkIH
p. NJ, in front OF the premises,
LOIS Z, "A. l5. 10, IL and % SQUARE s7s
fronting Canal street
These lots in the immediate vicinity of the United
states Capitol and should attract the attention Of
investors.
Terms: 0ne-third cash. balance In two equal pay
ments and two years notes TO lear per cent
oeed OF trust On property cold al option o.
Rurthsee Adeposlt Of e2Uv required % eact lot q
Is,|s g g complied with n htesn days otherviss
purhssee after nva days sdysfftasnt such ruoAlo
IN eo0s nswspAp9 publshed IN Maeh.nxto1, DC.
nhs7Asds Assissss q Esas fv.aA
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North Carolina's New Secretary Of State.
Gov. Fowie of North Carolina has appointed
Capt. Octayius Coke of Wake county to sue
coed the late distinguished historian, Col VIM.
L. Saunders, us secretary Of state
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-06

WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Auctioneers.
CONTENTS OF FOURTEEN ROOMS OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITCkE, CARPETS, ETC. CON
TAiNED IN PREMISES NO. 5l4 THIRTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, APRIL SEVENTH, COMMENC-
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN, CONSIS ING IN
PART OF
FOURTEEN CHAMBER Suits. PARLOR FUR
WIRE WOVEN sPRiNds. HAIR AND HUcK
nnr,s, MATTRESSES.
BRUSSELS. INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS,
WAkDROBES. ODD BEDsTEADS. BUREAUS AND
WASHSTANDS,
And many other articles usually found in a large
boarding. house Dealers ana private parties will ind
II TO their advantage to attend the sale.
ap3-3t WAITER b. MIL1.IAMS CO., Aucts.
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NEWS FROM ANNAPOLIS.
Matters of Interest at the United States
Naval Academy.

TEE OFFICERS HOP AsrCcEss-sTASDrSG OF THE
GRADUATING cLAss-cHANsEs IN STATION CON-
TEMPLATED-BAsE BALL scHEDULEs-rHE COM
ING SUMMER cRUIsE-NorEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-06

Jumped Five Stories and:Was Killed.
Mary Murphy of 45O West 46th street, New
York, jumped from the fifth-story window Of
her residence to the yard early Saturday morn
ing and was killed. Her husband was arrested
on suspicion Of having something to do with
her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-06

NESl w LEN AND >.
At the request OF the parties interested and in order
to settle the affairs of will sell ut aus in
OF APRIL isyi tue following described real estate
in the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia to-
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM. original lots numbered
six 90. seven 90 and eight (s) and the north twenty
nye 60. in square NUMBERED three hundred ana iiity
east corner 18th and streets northwest fronting
lOOfeet and inch street ana feet and inches
and improved by several and trick buildings
they Will nrst he offered wno.e and ii sold viii
thereafter will sell ORIGINAL lots num-
ceIea fre; i1nr and nye and io,s nnnbe;ed three
lots numbered ID and two CD. square
8 anu AMI snn lot ar. STUFFED on the nurthtSs
corner OF nth and G streets northwest and contain
inces On iitn street and ~, ,eet and 10 inches on
and Are by ar. sn S,s
feet On street nj rs un,nlp owed.
1877 At F6th pHf ok
vii! sell at auction IN front OF the Irnises art Of
follows:
B,.nning at point the west line of llth street
distant ~ lee, NORTH from the southeast corner OF said
;eet thence west 20 feet tnence north feet
the ne Of lid alley Il feet s nee ess 80 fsr AND
inrh' thence south ii iee; thence east 20 teet. and
psi.s Of ssi nr sest on sss between
and streets northwest and are improved uy two
IeriIs to each parcel: One-fourth cash and
the balance N three equal instait nts. one. two
OF the and deed trust tne rfoI eIty
sod. ami to bear interest from the day sale yer
cent per annuin until paid. payable systematically
all casa ~ tine option OF the purchaser Deposits atme
OF st,e wiii ue reIi!rea as l.o~s On OTIS 3. and
$50 800; on lots y. md and Part of lot ., sold
:oi part All convey aasns At tie purca ss
, THOMAS BOWLING sJN. Auct,onssss
inii21 dads
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IL 400 u St., near U. 5. Treasury.

T ATIMER b SLOAN. Auctioneers.
IL 14OS u St., near U. ). Treasury.
EEfY ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH
AND Els. OPPOSITE The NEW CITY
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April. SIXTH,
1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the premise
We all sell Lot 10 in square "a. fronting ~ ieet
3S- I on 18TH street 10y depth OF 81 Ieet street.
lOcated the southeast of l2tn and
northwest. improved by 3story brick DWELLING with
modern improvements.
rlis Is direct thorou <hfare to South Washington
and being across the street from the city post
office makes II the most desirable location
Ient or business PURPOSES in that section. Ali
veyancinx and cordin< at purchasers cost.
Terms inade known and deposit o. $500 required
at time OF sale. LAT1MER SLOAN,
mh.5-d&ds Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-06

A San Frsncisco dispatch says that Secretary
Proctor viii leave that city tonight for Wash-
ingtou.
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II hShAo bONLANo Sun. AucuoneerN
TRUSTEES, SALE OF .yALuABIR uNINPRovFp
kEAL ESTATE ON rENAIlYrOMN ROAD
lhlGH STRICT ENrENDEn1 AND on BACK
STREET.. GEOkGkTOMN.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court
LIS rsv piS,rie' Of Columbia pNssed IN EQUITY
az vs. Charles Honiller al. the und.rs,sf.ed ,rss
tees VAL sci, a. public aufiOn front OF the prt AZ
al sfRi On m9NpAhs e.. ThikItkNIH DAY ~
irn ~. lo,s nnmeered from 20 Is ,nsusive IN 8.
betity and hawkins addition 90 0eorretoxn r.
oofded IN Liter AXIS. oeoreetoNn. folio .gka c.
recorus 81 the surveyors cfce the District Of Co.
unola SAID lots. 20 lusive. having an avrr1rs
Us ntaee OF about 40 feet high extended II
an aNrrnse depth Of atout rs feet; and said
hr usiN" having an AVERAGE frOntas~ 10
on ba sreet by an afera-e depth of about ls1 feet
lern1 OF sc 10 h. one-tnird cash balance "A
one andtuo years. de erred payments tear nteres.
Al TIE rate u SIX @ per csit lie SECURED uIssn
The property sold. all cash the purch ont M
u Tie terms Of sale are not complied within t@a
GAY from the day " sale the PROPERTY Will IL r.sold
the drisulfing purchasers and cost lefost Of
one hundred do iOOl Will le mon e.e
iot sod All cqnNeyanclns At the purchaser cost.
JAWS q. PAINE, City Hall
GEOhoE Z. PAlNE. 6i3 18th St
apsdSds 1rusie-s-
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Judge VIM B. Wood died at his home in
Florence, Ala, Friday night. He was on the
circuit bench before and after the war, and
served conspicuously during the struggle as an
oihcer. lie was q native Of Tennessee and was
seventy one years old.
Miss Anna Dickinson was taken to Goshen.
NY, tho other day and is now patient of DIR.
Seward private anisarium. The doctor saws
he is not prepared to give an opinion in the
case Miss Dickinson's sister is with her.
George L. Simis closed his store in Williams
burg, NY, ON Monday last and has not since
been seem II is estimated that he left 500
creditors and he also LIFT behind bride OF i've
months.
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AUCTION SALES.
FrTURn DAYS.

ftTtkf DAYS.
RATcLIFFE. DARR a CO.. Auci.L
ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY.
l0s2 Conneciicui avenue northwest.
OWING TO Ny EARLY DEPARTURE FoR NJ
ANNUAL TOUR THROUGH THE ORIENT
have determined TO dispOse Of my laurs and sSii-
ORIENTAL RUGS.
cARPErs.
EGBRorDERrEs. -.
PUBIlC,AUCTI0N TO THE HIGHEST BrppIRs
AT NY
ORIENTAL ART GALLERIES;
No. lOsc CONNECTICUT AVENUE NV
ReSinn.ng MEDNE sDAN. ApRIL EIGHTH. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ. AND THRiE IN sad
sSein on FRIDAY, APRIL TENTH, AT SANE
t3n6 md op On r M9afpHAfs s1pE spAys "a
AND THREE IN. Until ALL Is SOLD. j
EXHIBITION
TUESDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. and Hstlu
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
DURISG THE PRoGREss OF
THE SALE
My stock IL the complete IN every de,af a, kv
ever shown n this clty and. aside froui Icing - Is.
tally ete tor tire nnes trade Of tins mar A.
contains many fare and eboice seCinIes fruia de
NOS. celebrated EJo-PkoDlCING CEN1ER On
Ps.-ovins to my recen, illness ~ has hem tuts.-
sbie 20 cOninue the sales until how. when shall -
pleased 70 have the sttendanCc my many tatruns
Nio have ats nded the -Nl4luiions durns tue lr.t
lev days The sales viii nov be positive.
ID. X. NAkzHABEDfAN.
spoW Importsr.
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7 ATIMER d SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL 14Jg Il ST.. near Z. >. Treasury.

THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
TEE SOUTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE BETWEEN NINTH And TENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL EIGHTH
lh9l, At FIVE O'CLOCK. in fr, m the PREMISES We
shall III the westerly Ii OF sub ID and a 81
subs IA and ID OF urig:nA lot 81 IN square ~ having
frontage OF Is. 10 and 20 RESI- ectivey ON the
south side Of Massachusetts avenue between 9Th and
10Th streets northeast Tins is valuable property and
should command the attention Of investors.
Tern One-third cash balance in one aud two years
with notes Deirinz interest at ler nj and sesrpl
by Deed OF trust property Sod all cash. option
OF purchaser. deposit of 40 each Of
sale All conveyan"ing and recording at purchu ser
cost. Ii terms not piled with ia ten
DAYS the property will lie rssud at the risk
deIau ting purchaser after due publication In the
Evening star OF the District of Columbia.
1-d&tls LATIMEI, & SLOAN, Auctioneers
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctoneers
~ G.u IA. ave. Z. ".

~ gu Pa. ave. NV.
IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
BEING ON ROANOKE,
YALE AND
PRINCETON STREETS AND
WHITNEY AVENUE,
NEAR THE ELEGANT RESIDENCES OF Mr.
JUSTICE HARLAN. MR.. A. L. BARBER.
Mrs. GEN. LOGAN. DIR. HAMMOND AND
OTHER FINE AND COSTLY DWELLINGS.
THE LOTS ARE NEAR 14TH STREET EX-
TENDED, WHICH HAS CONCERTED ROAD
WAY. BRICK SIDEWALKS NOW SUPPLIED
WITH HORSE CABS. SHORTLY 10 BIZ RE
PLACED WITH The CABLE SYSTEM MOST
OF THESE LOTS ARE ON STREETS IN
CLUDED IN APPROPRIATIONS ALREADY
MADE FOR IMPROVEMENT. AND THE
WORK IN SOME INSTANCES BEG, N. IN A
WORD. THIS is PROFESSIONALLY THE
MOST ELIGIBLE AND BEAUTIFULLY STU
ATED VILLA SUBDIVISION IN THE DIS
rkICT.
BEGINNING At FOUR O'CLOCK, we viii sell. in
front 81 the respective rrems following unin,
pr TSTs q J. aSD & * B1c ne. 81 ALL
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ROANOKE STREET.
LOTS ?. AND q. BLOCK ri. ON The SOUTH
SIDE OF YALE STREET.
LOT 3 BLOCK -. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
YALE STREET.
LOTS Il. Il, ~. "a AND ae BLOCK %. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PRINCETON STREET.
LOTS IL AND L.. BLOCK "a. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF WHITNEY AVENUE NEAR l4TH
STREET EXTENDED.
Terms: one.third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest at the rate Oh
day of SAFE, secured ny deed :ne rUp-
erty sold, all cast. the hasers option T-rIrs
to IVA Complied WITH IN fifteen days rglI.
purchaser purchasers after five Gays advertisement
IN some newspaper pu ,s. ,ed in Wasin,toil, ID C.
uspost o; seUD required each tine of sale.
All conveyGncinx recording the cost OF tine pur-
cLAsers.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO..
mh3-It Auctioneers.
'CRUsIEEs, SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
pESNsYLtANi3 ISESUE NGRfhS,. 81 IL"
By virtue OF desree of the Supreme Court Of the
District 9, Co pnp!a PASSED IN equity cause No. 1919,
TUESDAY. tine SEVENTH DAY Or XPisfL. Issil, At
FIVE O'CLOCK r III in front OF the premises offer
the city Of washington. District Co. iuiaa. and
known and described On the general plat or plan Of
said city ~ and Icing eastern twenty feet and
bersI seventeen q ID IN square numbered seventy
(iO toxetner Win tue improvements thereon, con-
sistns Of threestory and basement rick dwellips
large brick statue and .arria huus~.
Terms: One-thlrd cash BALANCED in and two years,
with interest a. SIX per cent znnuu payable semi
annually and to be secured BY deed o! Trust on the
property sold. or all CAST, at option purchaser.
s3O required at time Of sale. Terms to lie Complied
with in fifteen days, otherwise the trustees the
i've days advert in some ne wspsuer puls
hshed in Washington. d. c.
CLAhENCE A. BkANDENBURG. Trustee.
CHARLES =. BENjAaTS. trustee.
DuNcANsON BROS. Auctionsers mss5dSds