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COL. KING MUST DIE.


SSusSsS0 esD00 se Mempaio tOr the MUIR
der of David II. Posten.
Unless the supreme court shall interfere in
his behalf Col. H. Clay King will be hanged in
Memphis on November next for the murder
| OF David H. Posten, which occurred March 10
last The chapter in the life of Col King. so
far as the criminal court of Shelby county is
| concerned, was closed yesterday when Judge
J. j. Dubois of the criminal court, after q
lengthy opinion, said: Let the motion be
oyerruled."
The crime for which H. Clay King stands
convicted is fresh in the minds of tine people.
On the morning. of the 10th of March Col.
King stepped from doorway on Main street,
opposite Court House Square, and shot down
Lawyer David ii. Posten, who was hurrying 10
the court house impof tant business. He
died few hours later. Col King At once gave
himself up and was committed to Jail without
bail for trial. few months thereafter lasting
thirty days. the longest and most cele-
DRAFTED criminal trial iu the history Of the
county occurred. The jury, after nearly two
days delibcration, brought in a verdict Of
guilty OF murder in the first degree.
A new trial was applied for, and yesterday
morning Judge Dubois delivered his opinion,
overruling the motion. Every exception in
tho prisoners behalf was overruled.
There was u brief pause, death-like silence.
FOR more than minute after the Judge had
nnlsIed. Col. Ming sat perfectly stoilc, with
the broad fan pressed tight against his lips.
Judge Greer arose and in few words said that
the prisoner excepted TO the judgment Of the
court in overriding the motion. There was
another pause of a minute, when Judge Dubois,
looking up from the manuscript he had been
arranging, said:
Let the prisoner come forward"
Instantly Col. King rose from mis- chair and
with nervous step, but fixed and immovable
countenanee, stepped few PAGES forward and
looked ,teadfastly in the eyes of the court In
distinct voice the judge in effect said:
1t IL the judgment Of this court that you,
II. Clay King. shall be committed to the Gus
tody of the county Jail and there be safely kept
by tho sheriff until the 9th day of November,
1881, when between the hours Of 10 ain. and
pm. the sheriff shall, within the Jail or On in
closure adjacent to the jail, take you to gal
lows therein constructed and hang you by the
heck until you are dead"
The prisoner stood as a statue through the
dread ordeal and when the court had finished
he turned and walked firmly back to his chair.
Maj. Wcather'o-d then arose and said to the
court that an appeal would be taken to the su-
preme court. Col. King, between two depu-
ties, Was taken back to Jail and the crowd which
had thronsed the court room dispersed.
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PEACE YET AFFAIR OFF,.
League Magnates Adjourn without Reach
ing n Decision.


ing a Decision.
The National League magnates when they
adjourned last night had not come to a definite
understanding as to the ACCESSIBILITY of arrang.
ing a truce with the American Association.
Boston and Philadelphia are understood to OPP
pose the arguments advanced by Messrs. Brush
and Byrre of the peace committee. Pittsburg
is casting about trying to find the winning side.
Chicago is undecided and New York has not
been heard from. The main opposition, how
ever, comes from Boston in the pers on of VIM.
II. Couant who says he wants no compromise
between the league and the association that
allows two clubs in Boston.
Much feeling exists between the magnates,
and parlor f. Fifth Avenue Hotel, was the
scene of lively meetings yesterday afternoon
and evening. The delegates present were;
New York. John B. Day. j. w. Spalding and
+. b. Talcott; Brooklyn. c. H. Byrne; Boston.
4. II. Soden and W. II. Conant; Philadelphia.
A. j. Reach and Col. John l. Rogers; Chicago,
James 4. Hart; Cleveland, George W. Howe,
Davis Hawley, N. Stanley Robinson; Cincin-
NATL John L. Brush and Pittsburg, j. Palmer
ONeil and Lewis Brown.
The morning session was short. Chairman
Brush of the peace committee made an exhaust
i've report of the work of the committee, de-
failing the proceedings of the Washington con-
terence and his private interviews with several
association magnates. AT 2:13 the meeting ad-
jOurned and all hands went to the ball game.
When they reassembled it was evident that a
long session was ahead. For time all serious
talk of admitting Baltimore and st. Louis was
abandoned. Col. Rogers gave talk on the
subject and Mr.. Byrne explained concisely the
deductions he had drawn from a series of con-
ferences with association people.
1t is considered almost sure thing that the
Chicago and Boston Reds will play world 3
championship series this fall There too
much money in such a series to allow trifiing
differences between the league and association
to prevent 1t.
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TIMOTHY HOPKINS YOUTH.
His Brother Tells the Story of His Adoption
by Mrs. Searles.

by Mrs. Searles.
Tommy Nolan, proprietor of lodging house
at Fresno, Cal, is full brother of Timothy
Hopkins, who has become famous as the prin-
cipal contestant for the millions of Mrs. Hop
kins Searles. Nolan is very much interested in
recent kilograms from New York relative to the
legality of Timothy Hopkins adoption. Mr..
Nolan is tall in stature, and in form and face fe-
sembles his brother. In an extended interview
Nolan told the story of the adoption of limo
thy Hopkins by Mrs. Searles Among other
things he said:
My mother lives twenty miles out Of Sacra-
mento, but l have not been home for three
years. 1t is that long since l have seen Tim,
but have heard of him through mother. to
whom he writes regularly. When Mrs. Hop
kins formed an attachment for Tim our family
was in much better financial circumstances
than were the Hopkinses. We were neighbors.
ard my mother and Mrs. Hopkins were on most
sociable and friendly terms. Tim WAS five
years my senior. and as we played together on
the lawn that divided the two houses in Sacra-
mento Mrs. Hopkins was constantly seeking
his company and asking my mother to let him
come and live with them. At that time the
Hopkinses were running hardware store. and
how the profits of that institution. invested in
the Southern Pacific railroad, grew into millions
needs no telling from me.
Mother. at first. was very much adverse to
parting with him. but under the pleading from
Mrs. Hopkins that she was childless and loved
the boy, whom she promised to educate and
leave at her death all she possessed or ever
hoped to possess, my mother agreed to allow
him to become a member of the Hopkins fam
lily. The promise was made that he should re-
ceive the benefits of the tutorship of the bes,
colleges, both in this and foreign countries,
and how well the old lady kept this promise
everybody knows. Tim today is as well an ed
ucated man az there is in the country. Tin
was legally adopted by Mrs. Hopkins long be.
fore he was twenty-one years of age. and thore
cannot be any dispute whatever on the ques
ton of adoption"
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II 400 u ST., near u s. Treasury

1 AllNEh & SLOAN, iucloneer,
II 400 q St., near U. s. Treasury.
TO CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF A SYNDICATE
VERIYALUABLE IMPROVED AND GNlMPROvED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
STREET. NEAR STREET. AND A VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT ON Q STREET BETWEEN
THIRr ETH AND TEIkTY;FiksT STREETS.
1881 at FIVE 6'GLoCk r NJ. in front Of The Prem.
ises We will sell the east 20 feet front by depth VI
J. H; G0RDoN,s SUBDIVISION OF
LOT 2s5. IN sQUARE 80.
Situate the south side OF street between Goth and
31st streets.
This lot is splendidly situated in u most desirable
location and but very few lots for sale at price
in this section
AT HALF-PAsT FIVE M, SAME DAY,
Valuable improved property on Sd street near
LOT 1877. IN SQUARE "A.
Georgetown. DC beginning 70 feet from the
southwest corner of SD and streets and running
south on ed street AZ feet thence west "a feet
thence MOI TIA Az. a. thence 3s IL to the
square feet of ground. Improved by q three-story
brick dwelling.
This property is desr-b,y located in one Of the best
business sections Of Georgetown. Icing easily
nends itself in nIany ways to investors and those
seeking business location.
Terms each lot one third cash. balance in twelve
and eighteen months. with interest and secured by
ing and convey ancing at cost Of purchaser and de-
post OF $40 will be required on each piece ut time Of
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days or the
property may be at the risk and cost the de-
faultIng purchaser. Titles good.
sel5- d&ds LATIMtRA SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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,,,,, :,
wM; +; HOLTZMAN. Attorney. Auctione
THoMAs BOWLING 4 son. Auctionesr1.

/ OoNLA>N q ooN. Auctioneefb-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TWEEN IL, MBuLL sTkEET AID HD Howk I'D
HHEsE6s. SoSs1srISSGa 6 5ffffFH2EEfRR 5RfEs
MM4TsE I hHEG q y c BY TIE JUDsoN PNEU-
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated May the 18th,
records Of the District OF Columbia in bcr I4oS folio
~. 81 seq, an at the request of the party ed
thereby. We will sell at public auction the
preni es. on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A. ID.
following real estate, situate in the District Of Col
umbia, { wit:
Being part o: o tract Of land known as Mount
Pleasant and described follows BEGINNING for the
the Seventh street TURNPIKE and running thence south
twelve and sxtyh (l2. So hundredths perches:
thence east twelve and si1ty-seyen (r go hundredths
perches; thence north twelve and sixty-fiye I1 CD
hundredths perches; and thence west twelve and
sixty-iive ~ 10 hundredhs perches containing one
% acre and being the land veyed in trust to
SeorCe W Cissell by John A. Smith and wife, by
deed dated on the twenty second day Of October 1865
OF the land records he District Of Columbia except.
Ing. however therefron the part thereof conveyed ny
the sand George W. CIssel to Job Barnard by deed
dated on the eleventh day of August 1854, and re-
corded IN ber lO folio 3f9 Of said land records Of
the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale one third cash. balance in one Il and
two 60 years secured by deed upon the prop
erty sold, and bearing interest at the Of o per
centrum per ann 1n. Payable seni-annualy. Adeposit
OF i've hundred Goo dollars to be made at time of
sale Terms to he complied with within fifteen U5)
days from day of sale property will lie sold al risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser All couvsysncing
EDWARD J. sTELLwAeEN, Trustee.
A. P. PARDON. Trustee.
selo-d&ds 6l5 lith 81.
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MURDERED BY RIGHwAYMEN.
The Superintendent of n California Min
shot Down

& G.!lGvotd, superintendent Of the Derbic
Drift mine of California, was murdered by high
waymen Wednesday morning while coming to
Nevada. Cal. with $1,000 in gold bars lust
cleaned up al the mine. Gallavotti and ]. ID.
Os,rom we're IN two-horse buggy ascending
the South luba river grade. six miles from
Nevada when rifle shot was fired from the
bank above. The bali entered the back OF
Gallrvo:ti's head and emerged from his mouth.
causing instant death. Ostrom struck the
horses with whip, urging them into run up
the steep grade. just a second shot was fired.
The buliet entered the neck of one of the
horses, bat turn in the road soon took the
team out OF range of the shooters. Ostrom
Continued to force the team up the grade hold
IN his companions dead body i'll the vehicle
with mis- arm, and being soaked from head t.
loot With his life blood Reaching the Mt.
Vernon House Ostrom left Galisvotti's body
and hid the bullion and then rode to Nevada to
notify the officers.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneors.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On l. STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed the 9th day oI Sep
TENDER. A. ID. lS0l, N equity cause. No. l.55lj
wherein Lydia u. O'Neill complainant and Joseph
Ii. NJ. Cross ct Ell. DEFENDANTS. the undersigned
trustee will offer Tor at lGolc auction trout o.;
the premises, on TUESDAY AFI EKNOON, SEP
YENBER TMENTl-SECOND. A. ID. 1891, Al FIVE
O'CLOCK. all that piece parcel Of around IN WASH
inl,ton city. District OF Columbia, known and d s.
tinruished part lot numbered ei-t (S square
numbered five hundred ami nifty LIT C,oS), BEGIN
ming point the north line OF said square twenty
Sven CD feet its northeast and run
thence south seventy (1O) feet ten (l0) inches
thence in soutwes,wsrdly direction parallel to the
north line OF lot numbered nine 90 thirteen (l3) feet
three 80 inches nolth seventy (11) feet
and (0) inches thence along the north line of said
lot thirteen I'D feet to thu place beginning;
containing about COO square feet of ground nm.
proved by frame building known as No. 206 street
northwest.
Terms OF sale Onshird cash. the balance in six CD
and twelve (l2} months the deferred Payments bear
ing interest at tbs rate OF per from
the premises sold. all cash. at the purchasers OPP
y struck on Terms Of sale 70 be compied with IN
reserves the h 70 resell the property At the risk and
recording, &C.. ct the pnrSha. 81 s9st
ssl0dkds 4o2 D It. a. ".
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Beaten shxtprfuIiv by rtnEer,ou Men

Upward o: 1850 persons visited the Graves
end race course yesterday. and. besides wit
Messing some good racing, sa~ a Eambor of
things that 90 not Usually happen on race
traekA The hghi between tho association aud
the poe, rooms was carried on with renewed.
vigor. ana tic latter had far tee bcs; Of IL.
Carrier pigeons were dispatches. from the
grounds at reSG.g- intervals until the PinAcr-
ton men were nearly Eild. Al last they caught
one man hberatirS bird aud escorted him to
. room In the club house. There half dozen
buriy policemen fcliupon and beat him shame
fully. Afterwari Bob PinkcTtoa denied this.
and offered 10 thrash any one who Ioabtcd
his word
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FUTURE DAYS.
nFEICE OF DUGAN & BUTLLR,
. REAL ESTATE BROkERS,

<NFTICE OF DUGAN & BUTLLR
~ REAL ESTATE BROkERS,
800 ST. N. W.
VALUABLE BUILDING SITE on THE NORTH
SIDE OF ELOkdDAAXENUE ETMEEN SIXTH
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-NINTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK we will otter
for sale, in front OF the premises.
SUB LOT 40,
BLOCK J.,
lie Drot Park fronting b. 40 feet on Florida ave.
by an average depth of % feet; Ono groundl
This lot can he readily subdiyded.
Terms: Over and above deed of trust for 81 26o
which is payable monthly. to he paid i'll cash. ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser: deposit Of
500 required at the time Of sale. II the terms OF sale
are net complied with in fifteen days from the day
sale right reserved to resell the propery at the risk
and of the ting purchaser alter ive days i
Vertisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
Iisled in Washington. D. c. All conveyancing and
recording at the cost of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.,
se1S-d&ds Auc.ioneers.
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TOMORROW,
BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
PEkEIPTORf SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES.
WAGONS. HARNESS. &c, Nc.
VIII be sold at the bazaar No $40 Louisiana
SAL UNDAH MORNING. SEPTEMBER NINE
TENTH. at TIN O'CLOCK. 20 head OF Good Dire t
and Driving Horses and Mares and several Whole
Iurnous. good opportunity Tor persons wishing to
buy.
ALSO
New MIX Wagon. New BugCies. ] Second hand
Ext.nson-top Carriage, 20 Secondhand Carriages,
Wagons. Phaetons. Buggics. Harness. &C. &c.
Commencing at HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK SHARP.
one car load of Horses. Mares and Mules, shipped IN
from southern Pennsylvania to lie sold to tne hghest
bidder without rye.
Sell-ot HENNINCiER Anctnneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
ilTIisE DAYS.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct..s.ssrs.
~ IT. and ID SITS NV

II ISNSANSSN ohOS.. Auct.te<us
SALE or REAL ESTATE NOTE.
virtue an Of dn aSs ss.e1 emil IL
aay Of the ISL !. oNE
sfsP rs N i5fsn HG; & RTN
sa,ed sns sp 5s- s s ss sS5
Ss. en- al N S
p s5s'F Of A' BsS st ass BROS Aue.ou..
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALF.-BY vIR-
tue Of writ Of sr ,asi.s issued on, q n. CLERKS
s auction s If # sO Bar,
DA3 81 &
sn and as so ii. sooa;ns
Lot Pre.srS'nx kettles.
Il f. Ssa;: S ssss.. Pots. H..
Stoves.
ss Siam s;ov.
2Refrigerators. Buckets, Stove Pipe. &C., &c.
Seized and levied upon the goods and chattels of
r sGG 'G B. .-i:ls
DAs1Et u IHFANsP DahR Co. sssssa..s
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auc.ionesrs
VALUABLE THREE-sT6RY pREss.BRIcK BAY
SoRPHWEsT;I MoSfR No lg EsNnTkEEr
I3T 3 ~ FEET BY 100 FiKT 70 SttSSLtiSG
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIVE,
Issi at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell in front
OF the premiss at public auction. lot and the
divsio Of lots Nos and OF Daydson's subdivison
ley with the Improvements 5rieE d~e,iins-
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, Of which $500 must
De PAID at time q SALE balance one and two years
with interest st per cent. able seu;snnuAly.
cured by deed OF trust on property sod. ali
ortion OF purchaser. Terms of eale be complied
with IN hiteen days. otherwise hight reserved re-sll
the property alter six days notice 10y
risk and cost Of purchaser default Conveyancing
&c, at cost Of purchaser.
W. b. WILLIAMS & CO..
WM, r HUFFMAN, Attorney. Auctioneers-
eelT-dts 1901 81. q. W.
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MAHLON ASHFORD,l r-
se16eod-Ct G. Ii. WILLIAMSON,} trustees.
~ 9th and ID streets northwest

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPR0yED PROPERLY ON
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BE-
TMEES AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue Of deed of trust to US dated March co.
A. ID. 1879. and duly recorded i'll Liber ly72 folio il
ct one Of the land records the District Co.
lunibia. and at tie request OF the party secured
thereby VII sell at pubic auction in OF the
premises ON WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-rHIKD
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1891, at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following piece or parcel OF
property, situate IN the city Of Washington D. c. and
beng Lot No, in Robert Coitman, executor aud
trustee and James ADAMS. trustee. subdivision as
recorded in Book " f. foo "a OF the records Of the
surveyors office of the District aforesaid square nun
ered three hundred and nine COD the fronting
2I1s feet 1.h street by depth Of 50 feet 10 an
alley, together with the improvements, &c
Terms Of SALE One-tGird Of the purchase money to
be paid III cash and residue in twelve - and ely
S) months, with interest at () per cent per
anntIn. interest payable semi annually, tor winch
purchaser to give pronissory n2te secured by deed
OF trust the property sold, all cash. option Of
purchaser. terms OF sale are net complied with IN
ten lU) days from day sale trustees reserve the
right 30 resell the property at the risk of defaultng
purchaser alter tive days Advertisement OF sucu re-
sale in spaper publ shed in W aslington, D.
C. deposit of two hundred uo.,ars (sUO) will he re-
CURED At time Of sac. All convey ancing aud re-
cording at purchasers cost.
q. II. WILLIAMSON,
W. Z. EDMONSrON, Trustees,
f
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THOMAs BOWLING L son. Auctic neer.

4
BY virtue of chattel deed of trust recorded in lbsr
1872. tolio LIZ. OF the District Of Columbia land
cords. and in consequence Of default Hereunder the
nnders,gned will otfer a. puzzle auction Oa " ONES
DAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-THlRD, 1881, at the
hour of ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.. the premises.
second floor of No. lOl2 Pennsylvania avenue north
west Washington D. Co. the entire stock the print
ing flee there located, including:
Babcuck Cylinder Press,
Eclipse Press,
Half Medium Universal job Press,
Paragon Paper Cutter,
Five Morse Power Electric Motor
Shafting and Betting. Safe. Proof Press about ESQ
pounds Small Plea Type no pounds Long Primer. 40
pounds Plea. POO pounds BREWER. AZ pounds Nonpa-
reil stands lmEosns stones 10y fonts OF JOB Tyre.
dob Cabinets, Desks. ChaSes. Stones. Racks Fur
niture. huies, Leads Paper stock and other para
piernaa incident to wel-appoilited printing ONCE
Terms Of sale cash. except that to Larger articles
TERMS Will be- announced on day Of SAFE.
Tine type to be sold is from Ryan's foundry. Bslti
more AID has been iu use but months
W HERMAN DONArH, Trustee.
q JACkSON h. RALSTON. Trustee.
sebdts sun building.
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Farmer Bradley to Ia. Taught Ciyfijty

n s. Bradley. who owns a farm in Taylor
county. Iowa. on which there is a mortgage,
received blank from the census department
asking Tor particulars. He refused to respond,
but instead sent letter to II. z. Porter, WASH
ington, to mind his own affairs. Bradley's let
ter was Forwarded to the federal authorities in
Iowa, resulting in his arrest Commissioner
Hunter OF Council Bluffs held him IN the sum
OF s1OOto await The action Of the federal grand
jury.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneerr
~ 9th and d SITS. n. w.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF AFISEREsIDENcEN No. sc

TRUSTEES SALE OFAFINE RESIDENCE No SOC
STREET NORTHEAST, LOT No. SO. SQUARE
30, IMPROVED BY TwO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber
416 1oo 1853 ct sea- OF the land records Of the Dis
trct OF Columbia, and at tie written request of the
party secured thereby We VII sell at publ, auet;9n
TMENll.fIkSl, ls9l. at HALf-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot So in Della Chappels subdivision
OF certain lots in DO recorded in the
office OF the surveyor Tor the District of Columbia
BOOK Is, io.io LIZ.
Terms: one third cash. Of which 500 must be paid
at the time OF sale; balance in two equal install
in and years which notes the purchaser
Tearing interest from day Of and secured by deed
of trust on tine property Sold will he taken. all
cas- at the option OF purchaser All convey anciux
and recording at purchaser cost; II TERMS not
complied with within ten days from day of sale tue
property will be sod risk and Of defautIng
purchaser alter fve day public advertisement.
HENRY NJ. BAKER. . r.,,s..
THOMAS II. CALLAN,) AfuH'ees'
DINCANSON BROS. Auctone..rs
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Highest of all in Leavening Report
R3H!A!:'!:!! B Bs%d:3!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auct.oacers.
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE Two-sToRY AND
MANSARD ROOF BRICK HOUSE, No. pa
f NiSTH sTRE TT s0pThwLST, AL MODEM
WITH ADDITIONAL BACK BUILDING.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER EIGH-
IEENfH, 1t FINE O'CLOCK. We will offer Tor sale
SUB LOfs a. AND 40.
IN SQUARE JS].
Fronting % 6 feet Ninth southwest and run
ming back to three paved alleys making one the
most valuable properties in the south west This sale
should command the attention Of parties search OF
fne residence investment.
IT'LL So9D; GohgMBiA TITLE COMPANY;
Terms: subject to three deeds of trust One for
$1,000 due February u. 1898, one for 81. 900 due
April j. 1853. one for So, 900 due April g. l. 81 all
bearing per cent interest tall held by TIE party
the balance and above the three te
in cash. deposit of 500 required the time Of sale
IL the terms of safe not complied with in fifteen
days from the day OF sale right reserved resell
property at tire risk and of the de,auting pur-
chaser after Ave days advertisement Of such resale in
some ewspaper published in Wsshingt ton, D. C. All
convcyanclng and RECORDING ut the Of pure
House open for inspection every day from II o'clock
IN to O'Clock y. IL. -
RADCLIFFE, DARR * CO.,
selod&ds Auctiopeers