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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-12

Now that Ingalls, is beaten. republican papers are beginning to find out that, with the single exception of his accom-. plished mouth, there isn't very much of him any way. The Buffalo Express says that this course during the past thirty days has lost him the respect of the people of the Uniten States. It has des- troyed his reputation as a sincere and fearless statesmen, and stamped him as a dangerous, because brilliant, damago- gue. Ingalls, has stultified himself and blackencd his record by his attempts to cater to the Alliance"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-12

TIE official Catholic directory, which following interesting statistics: The Catholic population of the United States is estimated at S,519.966 they arc attended by S,1'S priests, 2,35l regular and 6,424 secular. These priests attend 1,G31 churches, 1,750 chapelS. and 2,Sl1 stations where mass is said only occa- sionally. There are 2lS orphan asylums, which care for 24,51! children. The 39 theological seminaries contain 1,7l1 stu dents. The number of educational in- academies, 624, and parochial schools, 3,2I ; the number of children attending the latter is estimated at 655,32S.
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MIR. Mouse an Sis Grasshopper.

Written for The Evening Star.
Dey wuz er lii feel mouse what had err house
made out'n grass an cotton pickin's. Dis yer
house war stuck up on de cen OBJ er cane
shoot, clost by de aige OBJ de ma sh. Mr..
Mouse war er mighty slightly lii Teller. He
warn't no biggah n my brack thumb-but he
fur jes ez sof es err June breeze.
An Mr.. Mouse mex good neighbor, cos he
p'lite { de wimmins an he don cuss jes' t. fin
out how it SCUM!
Mr.. Mouse on'y got one bad failin' He mos
always roll into he babe wild he hide full OBJ
gin. Twis he bin rested by Mr.. Coon, de
t'ble, count OBJ bein' 'tossicated.
Sis Grasshopper live clost ter Mr.. Mouse an
Mr.. Mouse tex it inter he hade dat Sis Grass
hopper have de mekin' OBJ err fine cook. An
Sis Grasshopper touz pow'fu' spectacle gal
'cep' dat she chaw terbacker.
Mr.. Mouse he gin CO tin Sis Grasshopper,
an one day de pa son, Mr.. Turkle, formed de
Ger mony in de presents OBJ all de ma sh folks.
/ dun jant by sumtimes endurin' de summah
thy blade a-chawin' terbackeE an Mr. Mouse
on de top OBJ he house washin he face wild he
foOts.
Winter tam dun come 'roun' an Mr.. Mouse
| roll hesef up inter ill fuzzy ball an 60 ter
sleep in he babe room. Yo' mus member dat
durin' de winter tam an he dom need no cook
cause he don need ter eat yittels.
Wen col wedder git roun' Sis Grasshopper
so 'cordin' to de way she fix in heb cosstertu-
shun an by-ways. Sis Grasshopper an heb
folks on live one yeah. So she fix up er stack
OBJ aigs on err branch an den she tu'n ovah an
die.
Spring-tam come lopin' long an de- wuz
bustlin mongs de ma sh folks. Pa son Turkle
come out fun he wintah vacation in de mud.
Ole Sis Frog git heb organ in chune an Mr..
Mouse week up an rub he eyes. In cose he feel
pow'fu' hongry an he wondah whar Sis Grass
hopper at an wat she doin' wild de dinnah
He shek hese'f an stroll out on de from pc CHI
an he lax ter fall down wild de verdigrease in
he hade, for dar he see bout fo'ty Sis Grass
hoppers, all de horned image oh he wife an all
chawin' terbacker. MIR. Mouse, low he kim OF
tossicated in he min, count OBJ seein' fo'ty
wifes all at onct. He slide back inter de house
an he set up er powe'fu' thinkin' bout he bad
habits. SPECIALLY bout de gin bal. He peer
fru de lattis an see de foty wifes jes de same
He ain know how he git dem 70 ty wifes, but
he low dat he git rested as er biggermis. je,
lax ole Mr.. Drake. Well, Mr.. Mouse wal,
twell night tam come roun, wen he les pack
he grip, slide down de cane shoot an he ain
nuvver bin seen by nary OBJ de mash folks
sence-w'ich dey wuz all powfu' sorry, notith
standin. E. p. II.
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coat of arms It was an offer from the COM
mandant of the Russian military station al
yladivostok to come over and help them to plan
some public buildings they wanted to put up.
Well. sir. did go after bit, and took with
me a kit OF clothes and besides some cash in
gold. about sc. 900 in United States bonds that
I thought could turn to ready penny in q
rising government town. So bid goodbye to
my little wife and children. We came down
hand in hand the broad walk that ran to the
gate in the fence all covered over with trailing
vines and sweet smelling flowers
Goodbye" she said; goodbye, Ben," and
threw back her long hair, all tumbled down
over her teary face usual. "Writs US often
and I'll bring the boys down to meet the
steamer that brings you back"
So kissed her and lost sight Of her and her
yellow hair in a turn Of the road.
MAI. PRoToPLovsKr.
Well, sir, about ten versts back from the
coast on the road to Irkutsk from the convict
military settlement Of vladivostok I settled
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friend. No one had ever heard Of Maj. Protop-
| loski or the American architect so ] wan
dered from door to door begging aims and sit
ting In the long nights came on upon the ses
| wall looking across the bay.
TIE Stars AND STRIPES.
One morning my heart gave great leap;
believed my eyes TO be lying to me and
rubbed and rubbed them. for anchored off tn,
| Naval Club was q stately ship with the flag o.
| free America floating in a Russian breeze
Well, sir, the day after that, Ms / was standing
| on the little wharf where your boats came in.
companied by two ough-looking men, who car
| r1ed between them, sir, my trunk-the trunk
| SIR, had not seen for ten years and long since
thought destroyed. The official addressed me-
Are you the convict simpson,
| 81 am $50" said
| "All right"
So they pulled me OF to your ship, sir, with
my trunk and all aud left me there. There ID
| little more to tell that you do not know. Every.
thing in my trunk was as I left 1t, clothes and
books and instruments, but not paper. not a
plan, not dollar. have not complained; il
is useless. I went up to Toxic when we got
here with some money your sailors gave and
| sought out the little homegrown hill upon
which my cottage stood.
All had changed; the very house disappeared.
Upon its site stands two-story building, a half
Japanese, half English hotel, they told me. No
one had ever heard my name nor Of my wife
and boys
He covered his wrinkled, time-worn face
with his hands as he finished and could see
the moisture OF his eyes glisten between his
fingers. begged him to come on board again
as gently laid the few foreign coins l had be-
fore his bowed head and left him. But he
never did.
AGAIN IN sAcRAMEyro.
Half dozen years had rolled by me, when,
one idle hour, accompanied by an old and
curious friend. strolled into the new court
house just completed at Sacramento. The
usual crowd Of ill-fortune-tossed humanity was
gathered behind the iron fence that barred off
petty offenders against the law. We entered
just as a seedy figure, clad in an old coat, but
toned to the chin. stepped into the prisoners
box. A tall sergeant Of police rose in his place
and addressed the judge:
This man Roberts, your honor, has been a
defrauding OF people with a story of lost
wife with yellow hair and a couple Of children,
and about missing trunk that the Russians
won't give him back. sir, his $4,000 that are
gone, sir and"
Same story, oficer?''
THE same, your honor"
Thirty days"
LEANED forward and looked closely. The
old prisoner stepped down from the box in a
dazed sort of way, made a feeble attempt to
say some thing. looked about him with blank
smile and ran his fingers through his long and
! tangled hair.
1t was my friend-Simpson the architect
$50 OF the convict prison of yiadivostok.
Mason W. SHUFELDr.
Lieutenant, U. s. Navy.
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tour of inspection; that finished was hurry
ing back to be in time for my breakfast with
the major. when there passed me the usual
post 'drowski," with its running horses, high
collars and jangling bells. had stepped one
side the road to let it pass on the way to VIA
divostok and had lifted my cap to the driver,
when i noticed for the first time that three
strangers. closely wrapped in long gray.mii-
tary coats, were seated, huddled together in
the bottom of the sehicle. 1t swept by me a
little way and then suddenly came to a halt.
and the three strangers lighted and advanced
toward me over the snow. The leader of
them. for | so adjudged him to be by height
and bearing, addressed me in Russian:
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down and, under the su-
pervision of q Russian
commissioner, began the
plans and watched the
construction of a con-
vict prison. At the head
OF this commission was
an officer of the Russian
secret police by the
name Of Protoplovski, a
major in rank and q
kind and companions
BILE man. In the two or
three years hatfollowed
We became greatfriends.
and he knew all my
ideas as we'll az 1 knew
them myself. Many q
time We had gone over
my drawings together
and wound up at the
shanty We called head
quarters with a social
glass of ''vatdka' and a
good dinner. OF course
I missed the wife and
little children and never
tired of telling the major
about them; so, what
with my talk of them
and the rising prison,
we did not mind the in
creasing SHOWS nor tho
gloomy days of ap-
preaching storms. One
early morning-it was
near midwinter-Iw went
49,
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" kEAL ESTATE ON THE VEST SIDE OF
TENTH SIREET REl MEEN MAhlIANn

TESTH sTkEET gEiMEES MkRPEASp
SETSEEs shFEsrH AND f'R Rfa "a s fEkf
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
q MaS m equity VIZ qs SS
plainants and Emma Gross ct al defendants, the
III snsI 81 s
the premises the fooMng desrbed rs. e en- lroSs ~
the improvements thereunto belonging consisting of
.hS s 81 to w tie fs Of Of ss
TOUR 90 and ye 3D. in square three hundred and y
corner Of sssd lot i've 9, and runni f 1ssnSs
ii5 inches thence west nnety-one OH feet seven a
inches, thence south forty five C45l feet uD
east ninety S5 ieet seven "a inches 70 tue place
Of besinnne together With right q way ior the
# ssa Ots and d0Ss 90 sad s % ssa
same az point the line Of said hye C5j sixty
four ( feet Il inch south the northeast corner
si1 feet seven inches tGence north two & fees
s1 %! inches; thence east Sgi feet seven
thence south two CO feet s1 40 inches to the place Of
And at the hour Of HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
p M the day and immediately after the above
p sss se,a the p
estate n ssid city and District, tOxit The east
thereof q orisinsl 10. 60 and the thirty TO-
IL square four Sunarsd and thirty with he
improvements thereon. consisting Of three COM
geT%s Of ale ons.tnird of the purchase money in
cash. onethtrd tn one year and third in years
from the day OF sale or all cash, at the Spton OF the
purchaser the deferred payments TO bear interest
the rate of si1 go per cent Per snnum payable semi
annually and TO be secured by the notes OF the pur
chaser or purchasers and deed OF trust upon the
property sold deposit of s5UU will be required on
each piece " property as soon as the Il bid on
Ali conveyaRcng and recording at purchaser scost III
this purchasers shall comply with
the terms OF sale within days from the day Of sale
property VI" S AID T. 81 hsr ,s and
Fendall building,
'Ack sss sul H pnnAIsroN. fru''ss.
IATffEI SLOAN lucfioneerx a., .Sa
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneer..

THIRTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
TWENTY-FInSr STREET BElNEEN X AND
L STREETS NORTHN EST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE E1GH-
TENTH. AT SIX O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale.
in front OF the premises,
SUB LOTS b. C,D,E.F.G. H.I.K.L NJ, AND O,
In square s0.
Fronting 81 . teef by the depth.
These valuable building sites and should COM
mand the attention OF spectators anu others
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, per cent. secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit of 500 required at the sale
Ii the terms of sale not comp led with fifteen
DAYS from the day Of sale right reserved sell
property at the risk and cost tine defautiRg pur
after five days advertisement resale IN
newspaper published III Washington. d. e. All
conveyancn and recording al the purchaser
RATCLlFEE, DAliR CO.,
Je1I-d&ds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NJ. I'D STATES MAgsBAL's SALE. By
virtue OF writ OF heri fartas issued out OF the
CLERKS once Of the supreme Court OF the District Of
toiunnis, and 10 me directed, viii cell az public
se for cash. at the auction rooms Of Ratcie Darr
4 cS. w fennsy!ssnis sysnu. northxest, on ItEs-
DAY. IhE TMENTY-IHlRD DAY Or JUNE
ISL. Al In O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the rieht. title.
claim md interest," Of Robert Clarke In and 20 the
rSrnitars consisting OF Desks. Tables Book Case
Chars. bru>sels Csrfet. Calanet, RsVo wing Desk
Chair. &C.. *. &C., and AT oxE O'CLOCK Pm on
shove daS and dsse | Will also --l AZ puhr sale for
cash. IN Rooin No 81. Atlantic building Nos 1s and
xU street northwestl, ONkLARGE NOsl.kR IRON
SAFE (nezriy newt All OF the sboye-lesrrilsa prop
q Robert Clarke and will he sold TO satisfy exau-
ton No. 3l40S II law in favor OF the sun Printing
and Publishing Company DANIEL. Nj. kANsDEII.
y. Marshal. District OF Columbia. RATctIFFE
DARR & CO. Auctioneeas ul-ikdis
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ID ATCLIFFE. pARR q CO.. AuctiOneers.

PAKI1TION SAIL OF DEsIkABIE RAJ. ESTATE
IN ANACOsTIA. CONSISTING OF THREE
LOTS IN THE SUBDIVISION OF BARRY
FARM. OF ABOUT ONE Ache EACH.
By virtue of q decte Of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed June >. A. ID. lsgl IN
the equity Of Catherine Plumner and another
against Richard Butler and other hslrs Jonn Samuel
Butler, deceased, being cause No. 1011 the under
sged trustees will sell at public auction the prem
Uses TO the highest bidder, NEDStsDAh. the
SEVENTEENTH DAY Of JUNE. ID. 1891, at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AfTkRSUON. the
following described real estate in the county of Wash
inton, District of Columbia. TO wit: Lots numbered
twenty four ca thirty three (s) and thirty-four
CA. in section nine 60. tie subdivision Barry
arm, each lot containing hearty OF ground
and two Of them improved 10y snInll dwellings.
Terms of sale 0ne-rd cash balance ia two equal in
stallments in one aud two years with interest able
semi-unnually at the rate Of per fer annunt.
principal and interest secured by deed upon
sau property. all cash. AZ purchasers option.
Conyeyancinx at purchasers cost. deposit 500
to made at time of and forfeited II
complied with in fifteen DAYS after date o. sale
JAMES fULLEkION, 4
t4t Est. 7n....
NJ. J. COLBERT. trustees
je5-dts Sun building
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


TkpsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IAPRoyEp
PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No, ftf2f MARION
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Under and BY virtue Of two deeds Of tyusta BEARING
date Of June Is, Al 1855. and November Is, A. ID.
lss and recorded in Iibers Nos 1915. too 40, and
folio ss respectively, Of the land records tor
aes thereby. will offer for sale PUBLIC an-
TENTH DAY OF JUNE, issi. at SIX O'CLOCK z.
NJ, lot situate in the r1y OF Westminster D. C., aid
known ss lot IN in Euss Csrus and " j. ailier's
trustees subdivision in square numbered tour hun
ured and torty-iour t444 recorded in the once Of
tne surveyor OF the District Of Columbia in book L.
page i6l with the improvements consisting OF two
ss9fy orck residence containing rooms
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in and
tive years for notes bearing interest day Of sale
Al Per cent per annun, payable semi annually and
secured oy deed Of trust property sold All con-
Neysncing &C, a purchasers cost. deposit OF elu0
VII pe required at the time Of sale. IL terms Of sale
are not complied with within ys from the day
ne property viii lie resold 1t risk and cost Of de-
,.4-dsa. iHAHM aFSEE. d BssNHNB93uR Trustees.
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
" TATE IN Thk CITY OF WASHINGTON, DIS
ThItT IF (OT.lJNRIA

INICI Of CULUMBI A.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Columbia passed in equity No. 10. s
the nth day June. lS9l. the undersigned.
tee will offer for sale at pubcuction in ront OF the
respective premises MONDAY. TIE TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF JUNE. 1871. at the hours
after mentioned the two following pieces Of real
In the city of Washington. ID. C., To wit:
ATFlVEOCLOCk 7. M, that part of lot seventeen,
In square two hundred and ninety nine which begins
the at the northeast Of said LOT,
running thence south twenty feet, thence west
hundred ieet, thence north twenty feet. then,e east
one hundred feet to the place OF beginning being
Twelfth street. between Maryland avenue and
southwest.
AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot nine,
in square two hundred and sxty-hve. it being the
southeast I4th ana streets southwest, and
improved by frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale One-thfrd of the purchase money of
each piece OF property in cash within days from
The day OF sale, OF which deposit OF 800 each lot
will be required at the time sale. balance o. the
purchase IN two equal nstsllmenis in six and twelve
months from tue Gay OF sale.
DUNCANSON BROS, 4lo 9TH St Nv
AuctiOneers. iel.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AycTIoNEERs,
Az S2U PA AVE NV.

VALUABLE THRFE-STORY AND BASFMENT RAY
WINDOW BRICK HOUSE, NO. tSs5 MAINLAND
AVENUE NORTHEAST. BY AUCTION
On FRIDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH 1891 At SIX
UCLOCk r M. we will sell, by auction. in front Of
SUB LOT 35. IN SQUARE ss4.
Fronting Is feet on Maryland avenue and running
back to large alley improved by an elegantly but
3-story and basement brick dwelling, Containing u
rooms ana all the modern improvements in addition
to elegant cherry and oak cabinet with mirror
backs; lighted throughout by electricity, burglar
alarm. This house Is Stanton Place on the
line of the csrettes.
Terms made known At sale. A deposit Of 500 re-
CURED at time OF sale Terms TO be complied with In
days. right reserved TO resell at the and cost Of
de.auting purchaser. All conyeyancinx, &c. at pur-
chasers cost. RATCLlEfE, DAkR 4 Co
jeI2-d&ds Auctioneers
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Je11-d&ds
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE BUILDING Lots
FRONTING MASSACH CSETTS AVENUE EX
TENDED AND PARK ROAD. "BELAii

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FIVE BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EX-
TENDED AND PARK ROAD. "BELAiR
By virtue of deed of trust only recorded In Liber
No. III folio lre ct OF the land records for
the District of Columbia will sell THURSDAY,
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1891, at FIVE
OCLOCk p. NJ. in front OF the premises. ali those
certain pieces parcels of land and situate
and be. the Washington, in the District
Columbia, and known and described all of lots
twenty-five cd. twenty six C2O). twentyseyen CD.
twenty eght (2s) and twenty nine C> in b. och num-
bered seven 80 OF Gardiner O. Hubbard's suodvIs on
of Beair heights. said subdivision recorded N
the oe Of the surveyor OF the District of CoIumba
in Liber, county, No. u, 80 together with all the
improvements, Ways, EASEMENTS, rights, privileges
and appurtenances TO the same Belonging In anywse
appertannY-
Terms: 0ne-third cash. balance in equal payments
ri one and two years from date OF sac. notes
gwen bearing per cent interest per annum, payable
semlannuay. and TO he secured by deed OF trust
property sold. or ali cash. at option Of purchaser
Conveyencing. &c. at purchasers cost. deposit of
= loo will be required each lot time sale.
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days. otherwise
the trustees the right resell the aud
OF the defau ting purchaser after five days adver
tisenent such resale In newspaper published
in Washington ID. G.
JAMES E. FITCH
jeS-d&ds BENJAMIN p, DAVIS AFustees.
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NUMBER $50.
An Americans Suferings in Rus
sian Prison.
HIS REM A RK A BILE STORY

Thrust Into the Prison His Own Ingenuity
Had Constructed and Kept There for
Years-His Release and Fruitless Search
for His Wife and Children.
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~
VALUABLE UNIMPRoyFD PROPERTY ox
ELEVENTH. sTkkET BETWEEN d Axp
STREETS SOUTHEAST AND ON N sTRrpJ
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE fIFTEENTH
at HALF-fAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We win offer for
sale, In front Of the premises. '''
ORIGINAL LOT a
y IN SQUARE g(ss
Fronting "a feet inches 18th By depth of II
feet inches and running back a Dfoot ailey with
looot side alley making them very aesra bic build
ing sites Tor both street and alley hourrs
On the SAME AFTERNOON at SIX O'CLOCK We
VIII offer for sale In front of the PREMISES ORIGINAL
iot = IN SQUARE wv. fronting street and ON Viz
1ni. syenns soqihe@st between ilth and ith
these lots can he readily subiyided into small build
ing lots or would make valuable wsrp house site
Terms: One third cash. the balance in one and two
yeArN al Per cent. secured by deed Of IA the
psopsrty sd or all cash q the option q the par
gel cat o. e0 required on each lot af the
ome o. sale. II the terms Of sale are not compiled
With in fifteen days from the day Of ae the rehi
reseIved % reeh the property at the rsk and
the oefaultng purchases after i've dAys sdvesemsni
OF such re1Alo IN some newspnper published WASH
tngton, D. G. All convsysncinx aud recording q the
y. u 'n' P1cs hAzcuaryI pAnR a co.
Se-Soo Aucstn1aUA
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I ArIMkh 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers,
IL 1409 @ St., near U. 8. Treasury.
CALIFORNIA AVENUE,
APPOINTMENT POINT

CALIFORNIA AVENUE,
PROMINENT POINT
SECOND SQUARE ABOVE FLORIDA AVENUE,
LOT 5Oxl65, IMPROVED
By NEW AND ARTISTICALLY-BUILT
COTTAGE IN PERFECT ORDER
WITH DRY CELLAR. FURNACE,
RANGE AND MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS,
On WEDNESDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTH 1891
Commencing at HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK in
front OF the Premises shall sell 20 feet front
Lot 13in VIM. n. and W. W. Corcoran's subdivision OF
part Of Q tract called Widows Mite. known as
Washington Helghts Lot 5ox1d5. containing &. 30
square feet. located California avenue about two
squares above Boundary street, few doors west Of
Columbia avenue, and having one of the most COM
Engton and the surrounding country.
Terms: one-third cash. the balance in one and two
deed Of trust the property sold. all cash. at OPP
ton Of purchaser. 600 deposit required at the time
OF sale. AL conveyancng and recoruing purch
cost. LATIMER & SLOAN.
jes}d&ds Auctioneers.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF LARGE LOT ON WHITTIER
AVENUE. wOODLEY PARK, OCCUPYING A

..dlSSfE
AVENUE, wOODLEY PARK, OCCUPYING
HIGH AND COMMANDING SITUATION, WITH
BEAUTIFUL OUTLOOK.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Uber No.
1881. folio ia Of the land the District
OF Columbia and at the request OF the party thereby
will sell pubic auction in front OF the
premises on MONDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, 1871
ct SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot Y. Ia block 10. I'm T. T..
Weggeman and John Rdou. trustees, addition to the
per plat in hber county No. g. foo 49, Of the records
Of the suIyeyors ONCE of sAid District. containing
Terms: One-third cash. Of which eco must be de-
posted at time Of SALE and the balance equal
nstallments in six. twelve and eighteen MONTHS for
which notes OF purchaser bearing interes day Of
be taken. OF III cash q option Of purchaser. Terms
70 oe compneo w1n 10 niteen Gays from sae or prop
The EVENING STAR at risk and cosI Of defaulne pur-
chaser An conveyancins ana recording ct purchaser
ROBERT Z. MORRIS,
IRVING NQLlANSON,} irusseee-