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TINTED STATES MARsHAI,s SAFE

limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE - BY
virtue Of writ Of fer facias, issued out of the
cerk once OF the supreme Court OF the District
Columbia and to me directed viii sell at public sale
for cash. IN front of the house door Dis
trict. On TIL hSDAl, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
June. 1881. at Tw ELNE O'CLOCK NJ. all the right,
title claim and interest of the defendant the
following described property, to wit:
Lot numbered seversC.) in C H. Van Paten and @.
w Floods sutdi vision Of certain lots in square
bered one hundred and forty,our l4/. as said sub
division is recorded in Book B folio 1o one OF the
luniba. together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon Seized and levied upon the prop
erty of Benjamin = Lloyd and will sold satisfy
execution No. -. 80, at law in favor wAverly ID.
Drinkard, IF e. II. Knight.
DANIEL Nj. hASSDElI. Z. s. Marshal. DC.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ fal-.
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Resolved. That Congress should pass service
pension bill. was the subject under debate at
the rooms of the Y. NJ. C. A. Literary Society
last Saturday evening. Mr.. Cobleigh of Massa-
chusetts opened the affirmative and Mr.. Down
ing of Illinois defended the negative. Mr.
Cobleigh was assisted by Messrs. Paul, Miller,
Wolverton. Freeman, Lautner and Derrick
assisted Mr.. Downing. The decision was unani-
nous for the affirmative.
The question for June 10 is: Resolved, That
convict labor should not be allowed to compete
with honest labor. The leading polemics are
Mr.. Freeman for the affirmative and Mr. Laut-
ner for the negative.
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DEFEATED AND ARRESTED.
The Washington Ball Players BADLY Treated
in Cincinnati-Other Games.


Not content with being beaten in the game
yesterday, by the score of IS to 4. the States
men had to get arrested with the remainder of
the outfit for playing game on Sunday. The
game itself was not worth arresting any one
for. a. it was altogether tame, duh affair
without the variety Of any one being in it but
the home team from start to finish. The bat
teries we're Bakely and Mcclure and Dwyer
and Kelly. The grounds were soaked and the
Senators were utterly unable to field at all.
The other side however. seemed to be able to
play ball in the mud as well as on dry ground
and did not make an error. They also batted
twice as hard and rs often as their visitors and
the game was theirs before they began. The
second inning was a great farce. four runs re-
sultlng to Cincinnati on some rank play by
WashingtOn's infieid. Cincinnati scored one
each in the fourth. fifth and sixth and two each
in the seventh. eighth and ninth. WashIngtou's
only run was made in the ninth on singles by
McQuery. Hatfield and Alvord.
Washington made seven hits and eight err
rors-Hatfield made four of theul-and Cincin-
natl thirteen hits and no errors.
Immediately after the game both teams were
arrested and taken to a station house, where
they gave bail
OTHER GAMES.
The other American Association Sunday
games resulted: At Louisville Louisville. ?.
Baltimore 4. At st. Louis-St. Louis. 5; Bos-
ton. 8. At COlumbus-COlumbUs l; Athletic. ).
Saturdays games IN the American Association
resulted. At Observation-Disclosures. 3: Balti-
more. z. At st. LOuis-St. Louis, IL; Boston,
10. At CclUmbus-Columbus, 8; Athletic, 3.
At Cincinnati-Nain.
National League games resulted: At New
IOrk-New York. 4; Cincinnati. O. A. Brook
lyu- Brooklyn. 8; Chicago. ?. At BOSTON
Boston. }; Cleveland. !. At Philadeiphia-Phil-
adelphia. 3; Pittsburg. 2.
WHAT THE CLUBS HAVE DONE.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DEAD AND BE NISE.-DR. BROTHERS. asj Is
thst appeared before and aads oath that he
the oldest established specialist IN this and
will guarantee cure IN all disease Of and furnish
medicine. charge consultation and Adyice
hour OF the day. suissr1ted and sworn 10 before
me by DR. BROTHERS. sAMUELC q. MILLS, anoiary
public and Tor the District Of Columbia. TIN. sd day
of July lssS. y-3-lu'
II HAS NEyfR BEEN CoNTRADIcTEp THAT
u Dr. BROTHERS b. the oldest established adyerts-
ine ladies phy siclan In the city. Dr. BlO1HEks,
sS B st sw fory-hve years sNTsrlen,e- ,eb I'M
MANHOOD RESTORED 81 USING A BOTTLE
vi two Of br. BROTHERS inyisorstins cordial
Will cur. any case OF nervous debility. 80 ST. ~
je;3-lm'
hR. MULLER. sOsh ST. NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections OF the eye. ear, throat. lung.
liver. kidney. structures and urinary diseases Otes
Hours; to IL a. IA. and : 10 aI3:ni'
ZANE TREATMENT FREE. MASSAGE TREAT
W ments scientifically applied. one treatment
at Residence or Office Hours 1000 to q 30 y
niy.Oims REID. s0l G ~. Sc, 4th.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best " medical reference by applying At gl5
9Th st.n.w. myl Lin
a VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
N ing DIR. %. r. 1heel. IBs North 4th st. Tire only
German An erlcan suecialist the United States vino
il able all effects OF Ind-cretions ~ both
Send for hook Truth. " exposing guAcks and their
''Home Cure" swinde. &c. aI3O-ly
nRK .MEYENBERG. MAGNETIC. HAS TREATED
arrangements. likewise the delicete and cotnpl
Gated Diseases Of both sexes. Nj 18th aTs+m'
nR LOBE. :s.s \. 18TH ST PHIIADELPHIA
tsesled) containing iull particulars hOME CURE
free charge. hours 8 TO SIS TO - evenings.
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Broke Tn the Blnuuet.

A Beloit. Wis. dispatch dated June 5 says:
There if considerable excitement here today
over disturbance by the college and acad-
envy students last night, which was al
most riot. The senior academy class
was to have its annual banquet, which
event for years has been the occasion for more
or less of a rumpus. Usually members of the
banaueting class are kidnapped by members Of
other classes, or otherwise prevented from
participating In the festivities. Last night
some of the college and academy men made u
charge on the banqueting class. One student
wounds are not dangerous. Windows were
broken in the hotel where the supper was TO
be served The POSTMASTER was taken from his
home to the banquet hall under guard Of the
police. There were several bandaged heads at
Rotations today. 1t was the toughest event
the college boys ever engaged in here.
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ip4-d&1s
nUNCANSCN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES,
Nos. lila AND ZIG SIXTH STREET SOUTH

WES1.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Lber
No. i1 folio ~ ct seq one OF the land records Of
tine District OF Counb and at tine written request OF
the party secured thereby. We Will sell, ON TUES
DAY, the NINTH DAI OF JUNE, A. D., 1891, at
following described land and premises. situate and
being the city of Washington, tie District OF Co.
lunnDis, and known and dist nguished the south
evnt feet s teet) front by the depth thereof
OF bot thirteen Ill, square hve hundred and one
(oUl) together with the improvements, ways. ease
ments. rights privileges and aprurtensnces to the
same belonging in any appertain:ng.
Terms: One-third cash balance in equal nstaments
at o. II and IL nonts notes To he given bearing per
cent per annnnI interest IRON day sale. payable
seiniannuaiy and to secured by deed OF trust on
IN elnss sOd A. cash. at option OF purchaser. Con-
veyanih9. &C.. at purchasers cost. deposit OF 500
required at time Terms 20 be complied with
in fifteen days: otherwise trustees right to
resell IL risk and of the defautns purchaser
alter five days advertisement of sncil resale
newspaper published in WASHINGTON, DC.
JOSEPH II. Lbs N, J r-,.xu..
CHARLES d. BAILEY,) AiuS'ees'
my2S-08, lei, f. S-5t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circu.ation. the advertising rates of THE EVEN
Ing STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit It's Seyrioe is better than any
oo'sr p,PeT in he city can possibly gice,
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'I'hUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE STEAMBOATS,.
l. WHARvES AND WHARF RIGHTS, REAL ES-


TATE AND FRANCHISES.
By virtue OF a decree Of the supreme Court Of the
lsSI9, wherein Horatio c. Wood ct complain
ants and the Inland and seaboard Coastpg Company
OF the District Of Columbia ct al. DEFENDANTS We
DAY OF JUNE. 1891. at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, at
the Office of the said Inland and SeaDoard Coastinx
Company al the loot OF Sixth southwest
Moseiey," .'Lsdy u tine Lake .'Jonn " Thompe
SON and John Unison" their Tackle, Apparel Fnr-
niture. Englnes &c. and also all the leaseho.d,
license. Interest right and title in and 10 the wharf
southwest in said city Of Washington. and the build
ings, sheds anu structures situated thereon and
ali those certain pieces of land and premises
situated IN the city OF Georgetown. D. C.. known and
distinguished on the plan OF said Georgetown the
same appears in the Offices of the surveyor and
corder Of deeds sid District lots six 3d.
south side of Water street IN said GEORGETOWN ex-
tending with said lot lines from said Water street
southwark TO the channel OF the Potomac river. to-
tanning thereto and ali the buildings thereon and also
all and SIM uar tie corporate rights and franchise
granted by the act Incorporation of said company.
Terms: In respect OF tine said steamboats, onethrd
cash. the baiance IN two equal installmens at three
and six months fro. date sale, and respect
other property, one-tnird cash, the balsnce two
equal at one and two years with interest
" secured by hen the property satisfactory to
the trustees all cash. at the option the
All convey ancing recording & at the cost of the
piece Of property at the time sale. Terms to
be compiled with within ten days after SALE otherwise
the trustees rye the right resell the property
the RISK anu cost oi the purchaser after ve
days advert selent in daily newspaper published an
the city OF Washington d. C.
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
s.rH1 w az dS.h st. NV. Trustees.
-. ga + st. NV,
my.9-lM THOMAS DOWNING 4 son, Aucts
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The Good TemDlars.

A large meeting was held at Good Templar
Hall Sunday evening under the auspices of In
dependent Lodge, d. F. Dumberth in the chair
Mr.. George Giles gave an interesting temper
ance address. Mr.. Ii. X. ". Patterson gave
two pleasing selections. Mr.. Charles Allen of
Empire Council, S. OF j., and Mr.. Davis of
Pioneer Council, S. of j., made appeals which
resulted in securing several signatures to the
Good Templar pledge.
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T E. wAGeAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE LOT on WHITE,
ANENuE. MOODI.EY PARK. OCCUPNINE
PUBLIC AUCTION OF LOTS IN FAIRyIEW
HEIGHTS. TENLEYTOwN ROAD

PUBLIC AUCTION OF LOTS IN FAIRyIEW
HEIGHTS. rENLEYTowN ROAD.
The undersigned will offer at public sale ON the
premises on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE
TENTH. ls9l, at HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK
choice lots in Farview Heghts This subdivision -
one OF the most beautiful in the District 1t within
one lule ttolu GEORGETOWN, on the Tenleytown road
Church Is across the road from and other churches
arewithn easy reach. The Moodley Inn is within its
limits. IL Is further improved BY several fine resi-
dences now occupied and others 10 be built tins
season line proximity OF the new Naval observatory
which will be completed about July 4 render, Tins
most favorable opportunity for naval officers ana 9TH
ers connected with the observatory Tor
houses cheaply. Tenleytown electric pass AIR
view.
For terms and further particulars apply 10
GEORGE c. PAYNE 4 CO.,
ol3 10TH St, over Metropolitan Bank.
THoS. BOWLING a sun.
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Killed by Apncbes

Frank Cathew, swamper ON a mule train.
was killed by Apache Indians noar Arizpe. Ari-
zona- 1t is believed the Indians will make for
southern Arizona. Ranchers have bean poti-
lied. and are determined to exterminate this
band of Apaches.
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nUSCANSON BROS, AuctiCneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING MASSACHUSETTS Avenue EX-
TENDED AND PARK ROAD. 'BELAlR
] ENDFD AND
ElAlf -

-.
By virtue deed of trust duly recorded N Liber
No. III. toiio ~ ct one of the land records
the District OF Columbia. We viii sell THUR ,DAl
THE E!GHTEES 4 II DAY OF JUNE, 1891, at FIVE
OCLhCk p. NJ. in front of the Premises all those
certain pieces parcels of land and premises situate
and be in the county of Washington the District
Columbia. and known and described AL of iois
twenty-five t2<) twentyslx C.0) twenty seven CD
twenty EIGHT l2n) and twenty nine GU. in ock num-
Dered seven 10 OF Gardiner q. Hubbards subdivision
of Belar heights. SAID SUBDIVISION is recorded in
the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia
in Liber. county. No. IT, 50, to.ether with all the
Improvements, lays, easeinents rights, privileges
and appurtenances 10 the same belonging
appertainlnx.
Terms one-third cash. balance in equal payments
ut one and two years from date OF notes to be
bearing per cent interest per annun, payable
semiannually, and TO secured by deed on
property sold, or ali cash. at option of purchaser
Convey &C.. at prchs ser's cost deposit of
slUU will be required on each lot at time OF sale.
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days. otherwise
the the right to resell at the risk and
Of the defa ting purchaser after ve days adyer-
tiselnen OF such resale in Newspaper published
in " asiington, ID. q.
JAMES L. FITCH. r..
ieS-d&6s BENJAMIN p. DAviS,j Arustees.
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Capt. Iegg sues for S2O, 900.

Capt. J. Frank Less Of the b. 4 o. railroad,
who was badly injured in a wreck on the Ohio
River railroad, in West Virginia, some months
ago. has brought $40 900 damage suit against
Or; gregory Ackerman OF Wheeling, alleging
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jeS-d&ds


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, 50x11J, FRONTING
on MAPLE AvENUE BELW LINDEN AND
lARCH 81 REEFS, LIE DRO11 PARK.
On MONDAY. JUNE FIFTEEN III. AT SIX
O'CLOCK r. NJ. We shall sell in front of the premises
west part of lot
FOUR. IN BLOCK :. LIE DROIT PARK,
Having 30 feet 'front.' running back l) feet. beng
desirable buIlding sites in lie Drot Park
and should command the attention OF buyers.
Terms of sale: Purchaser TO trust &.} 800
to about two years, with interest payable
annually; balance onehaf cash. residue in six and
tweive months Tor notes bearing interest at per
c. Mt and secured by deed OF property sold
All conSeyancn2. &c., at purchasers cost. 800
when the property struck Of and if tine
complied with within days from day of sale
the property resod at risk and defaUltiug
purchaser. WALTER Is. WILLIAMS x CO..
Il k-Nu A,,.,,
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Schweinfurth. the Illinois claimant of div;r-
ity. reached home on Friday after his trip to
Kansas City. He was hooted at by the crowd
at the depot, but his chariot was waiting.
driven by an .'angel," and he skunk in and was
driven out Of town
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DENTISTRY.

nR. NJ. b. erosion WILL LEAVE THE CITY
~ his cottage Colonial Beach July 1. viii re-
turn September 10. Patrons please take notice.
myl4-lm' l5Os lifh ST ~.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs. l2Is PA AVE
NV. Teeth extrscted positively without rain
danger by our Painless sysseni-a harnl-ss v-eret3be
vapor in by only. Its effects pleasant and
transient. ArIncial teeth. crown and brdge work
reasonable prices. api4-sn-
nk. STARR PARSONS. pTH ST. COR Nv.
~ First class gold md other nlins- SPECIALITY. Ap-
pbcation TO gums prevents Jain extracting. Tooth
crowns and plates inserted. mis-
nEN1AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvER-
~ slty, corner 9Th and n Open 10 .. all tho
year. Extracting. Sc.. frseL FN4Igs aud plates &C
cost OF materials. felO-tr
IRE pENTAL INFIRMARY--TTFTH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost Of material, at l:fsJ a. W. Dental Depart
nent vi the Columbian University. nun 20 q.
csiy. except sunday. ExtractlOn ITee. lLlnrnAry
Open from Ocsotsr = 10 June "a 81
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u AToLIFFE. DARE 4 CO. Ancnoneer.
y ATCLIFFE. DARK ( CO.. Auctioneer..

PARTITION SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
II ANACosTIA. CONSISTING OF IHREE
FARM. OF ABOUT ONE ACRE EACH.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed June D. A. d. 1891, in
the equity cause of Catherine hummer and another
against Richard Butler and other heirs of John Samuel
Butler. deceased. beng No. l3015. thu under
signed trustees will sell at public auction on the prem
lses TO tie Elghest bidder. WEDNESDAY. the
SEyENIEENTH DAY of JUNE. A. d. 1891, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, the
following described real estate in the county of Wash
nStol district Of Columbia. TO wit: Lots numbered
w. nty -four C24) thirty hree C3l and thirty-iour
(4). IN section nine 90, the subdivision Barry
rsI each lot containing nearly one acre OF ground.
Terms of sale Onethirdcash, balance in equal in
stanents IN one and two years with interest payable
selni-anlually at the rate OF cent per annuui.
principal and interest secured by deed trust upon
SAID property. or all cash. at purchasers option.
Conveyanclng at purchasers cost deposit Of Slp0
to made at time Of sale and forfeited if OF
are not complied with in fifteen days after date Of sale
JAMES FULLERTON. \
NJ. ]. COLBERT, lrustess-
te.l-dts Sun bIlildinR !
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc,loneers.
~ go Tenn. ave- n. W

VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON NINTH
STkE rE,u ELI"ELN o AND p STREETS
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE No. 1f2 Ninth
STREET NOR HM ESI.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE NINTH AT
SIA O'CLOCK, will sell in front OF the premises
LOT JG. SQUARE 1868.
Fronting IL feet on Sth street, with depth of los
1ee to alley. improved by two-story and
brick house in perfect Order having been recently pa
pered anu painted inside and ont cont aims all modern
improvements. cabinet manels; near all the lines
and good central location.
Terms: One-third cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest, Secured by deed OF
trust. deIosit OF geo at time Terms to be
comp led with in ten days from sale right reserved
to resell at risk and cost OF purchaser All
ancinv and RET ordjng at purchasers cost.
n. B. House Will lie OPP tor INSPECTION day Of
sale lie seen before OF sale application
permit from auctioneer.
je:S-d&ds hAICLIFFE, DARR Il CO.. Aucts.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneer..
HI 52U Pa ave. n. ~.

N g2o Pa nv.
DESIRABLE UNIMPRovED REAL ESTATE ON
THIRD STREET BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNooN,JUNEELE ELEVENTH.
1891. beginning at SIX O'CLOCK, will sell in
front Of the premises, by public suction,
LOTS AND &. IN SQUARE To-,
Lot ) fronts 10 feet on Sd ST. between M and n
SITS. north. Lot fronts 80 feet ST. each lot
running back TO q 30-.oot alley.
Terms: (Over and above an inc umtrance on each
lot OF $1,000. one-hah cash. balance in one year
at per cent secured by deed of on the prem.
Uses Sold all cash. at the option the purchaser
or purchasers. A deposit IF 500 required on each
piece at time Of sale Terms 10 be complied with in
Is days IRON sale or the right is reserved to resell
at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser or pur
chasers. All conveyancing and recording at purchas-
er's cost. RADCLIFFE, DARR Co.
je4-d&ds AurtioDe@rs
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FUTURE DAYS.
VVALTER d. WILLIAMS 1 CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No. 1921 MARION
STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of two deeds Of trusts bearing
lssg and recorded Libers Nos. 1915. folio 40 and
l441 folio ss respectively. Of the land records for
the District OF Ceiunbia and by direction OF the
ties secured thereby. will offer for sale Ct PUBLIC
ton infront OF the1reses. SA ukDAl tue TIL b
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1891. at SIX O'CLOCK p.
NJ, lou situate in the city Of Westminster DC. aid
known lot Us. In Eugene Carusl and W j. Aillers.
trustees, subdivision in square numbered tour hun
dred and forty tour CAD as recorded in the ONCE Of
the surveyor Ut the District Of Columbia in book L.
page 16l with the in rovenents consulting VI two
story brick residence containing seven rooms.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in one and
two for notes bearing interest from day Of
At per cent per annuln, payable and
secured by deed Of trust property sold. Ali
veyxncine. &C. Ct purchAsers cost deposit Of el9O
not comprised with within ten days from the day Of
sale the property will be resod at risk and cost OF de-
taultins purchaser.
.,... LANES yIld Z. BHHRBs9uR., Trustees.
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pNilIise, 50. SIS RsTkEEdTN soGThhksT.

WARRINGTON, ID. T..
In execution OF q decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District o. Columbia OF May 3, ISL, in equity
cause No. 1913, 2ocket - (Walker ct al Liven-
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY, JUNE TENTH,
1891, at HALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ the east
eighteen Qsl feet front by depth of one hundred
and SIX qHSD feet seven C) inches of original lot
numbered three CD. in square numbered EIGHT hun
dred and sixty -nine tssSl. and the improvements
thereon consisting of neat two-story and basement
brick bay window dwelling.
Terms One-thrd cash tof which e20o must he de-
osed at time Of ssle) and balance in two equal in
from day Of sale at per cent per annum. payable
semi annually, or sil cash. At purchasers option.
II terms Of sale are not complied with In days
from day OF sale the property will be resold
tee in the Evening Sta, All conyeysncing al pur-
chasers cost. MAHLON ASHFORD, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, 40 La ave. NV
AuctioneeFs my21-dkds
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,e4-dAd. En aENE cAh nR Trustees.

i ESTATE OF SUSAN HxWKiNs. DECEASED.
1881. 4 i've O'CLOCK Fa. n i1Ons Of b: D prem
ises.
305so feet Improved BY two rood frame houses. Nos
Terms: One-half cash balance In six, twelve snd
eizhteen nnonths. With interest at 0 per cent per
to be secured by notes Of the purchaser and
tion q purchaser. Conysys!cing. rscordinx. ttle
400 will be required for each piece Of property 1t the
time Of sale. IL the terms of sale are not complied
with within ten days from the day Of sale the trustee
reserves the right 70 advertise and fese the property
ater hve dsys advertisement st the rsk and cost q
ABSTRACT to dSts. CHARLES ROiGEh. trustee.
~ rHos Yp} 6 Nsf iass'i2g s 90 a1ss::l..
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ieS-dSGs BENJAMIN p, DAVIS trustees
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucttoneers.
~ 9th and ID streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, BEING PREMISES NO. 452

MAINE AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, duly recorded in Iiber
No. lsO. at folio 20 ct sed. one Of the land records
the District of Coumba and at the request the
party secured thereby, We will sell ON TUESDAY.
JUNE TWENTY-rHIRD. 1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ in of the premises. the following described
land and premises, si,uste and beng the city Of
Washngton, in the District Ut Coiu4nbia, known
uished lot thirty two (f.) reservat: on
ID, in the subdivision made by White aud Brothers as
orded in Book H. folio 10 OF the records the
surveyors office for said District. together with the
improvements, ways easements, rights. privileges and
sppurtenances to the same belonging Or in anywise
aprartaia.ng.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in equal INSTALL
ents AT one and two years. notes to bear interest ut
per cent per annum from day Of sale, payable semi
annually, and be secured by deed of trust prop
v-ysncin2. &c. at purchaser cost. deposit Of Zoo
at time Of SALE Terms to he complied with
fifteen days. otherwise the trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost of defauing
purchaser alter ve days OF such resale
IN souIe newspaper published IN Mashington. d. C.
sHsEits = n EP Rs9fi;v Trustees.