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SHE CHUNG TO HER HUSBAND.
Turned o Deaf Ear to Her Mothers I
treaties-A Scene in Wilmington.

Turned . Deaf Ear to Her Mothers En-
treaties-A Scene I'm Wilmington.
A sensation was caused in Wilmington, Del,
last night by woman driving furiously down
Market street, near City Hall square, flashing
her foaming steed at every step. She wheeled
into East 9th street, where a thousand people
were gathered. In the midst Of the throng she
recognized young man and Lady, and at once
called out to an officer:
ARREST them-that man! He is running
away with my daughter! See-he is trying to
get awayr'
just then the young couple. in order to avoid
the excited woman, stepped into doorway
and disappeared. The enraged woman made
an effort to spring from her vehicle, exclai,n-
ing: "Oh. my God. he is taking nv daughter
into saloon to ruin her. Hold this horse
Help! Help With whip in hand she at
tempted to follow the man. when Sergt. Ingram
rushed into the doorway and arrested him
The girl chung to him. and both were taken to
the City Hall The couple gave their names as
tir. and Mrs. Thomas b. Howard. and produced
a marriage certificate to that effect
The mlddle-aged woman followed and gave
her name as Mrs John Quincy Adams whose
husband is hotel keeper at 18th and Kirkwood
streets She said the girl was sixteen and the
man had enticed her away. Chief Of Police
Blackburn, on finding that the couple were
legally married. ordered their release which
enraged the mother. The girl clings to her
husband and refused TO accompany the mother
home. She said she would 60 with her husband
or die.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND AT
JENNINGS. Dc. FRONTING Oh TIE
SHERIFF ROAD. HIGHLY IMPROVED.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November T. leeo.
snd iuy recorded in lber No 154O folio M Of the
lana records OF the District OF Columbia and a tl re-
31sss Of ne party secured thereby having bs.n
PANIED viii sell It public auction front Of the prem
ises on TUESDAY July TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1901.
q -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, ut No. 3, containing fivs
:Ss in John BuIIsy :n6diyisGa q part q
nrecorded In lber. Gov. Shepherd No. J. folio g. one
OF the books in the surveyors Once IN ths
The propssty 4 improved By . comfortable ft.ns
dwelling OF eight rooms In good condt,n, y bssuti
fully located and has on large quantity 81 barring
road, e susccpt,6s q divsion VIZ psoat "a
abort walk from the station. :
Witch must b paid on the day q .s and ths $500
OF sale 70 p secured By the n0eea barring
ntersst st Per cent rom the day e e.e. and Odd
OF trust the property eod to the aatacfton Of til
susssss. oe ~ eas6. e TIE option Of ths puIchas.
ConveyancinR and recording Tie cost Of tbs puEchsse
Terms Of sale 70 b egmplisd With Within "a days
from the day OF le, elpe trustees the rf
eli asaia & ths risE md co q the purchssr b a.
fault. ftA MiS Sb HsHSSkk1T. rrusss..
61o-10 07f - n.w.s Washilgtea. .. q
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. The EVENING STAR is everywhere recog-
aized and admitted to be, in every quality. the
leading and favorite newspaper of the National
Capital, alike in the counting room. the work
shop. and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads il regularly. 1t
Is therefore much the best advertising medium
In the city; and, in proportion to circulation,
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A telegram received yesterday by the Chilian
minister affirms the news Of the defeat Of the
insurgents at Huasco. The telegram says that
the insurgent troops were completely defeated
by the vanguard of the first division Of the gov
eminent army under command of Col. Almarza.
The insurgent cavalry, commanded by Col.
Saavedia, fled, leaving 400 dead, great num-
Der Of prisoners, with all their arms. 1t is said
the defeated troops were considered 10 be the
finest soldiers in the insurgent army.
A dispatch received at Iquique from Co
quimbo states that the insurgent feet com.
prised Of the Esmeralda, the Cochrane, the
Amazaores and the Aconcague had arrived of
Coquimbo bay on Saturday morning and that
an attack on the town was hourly expected.
The city has q population Of about 5000 and
the Balmacedist troops are making all prepare
tions for a hot contest with the insurgents.
A Paris dispatch says: The Gillian congress
sionalists have recently applied to Lord Sails
bury to prevent the Gillian cruiser Errazuri2
from completing her armament at an English
port. 1t is understood that Lord Salisbury re-
fused to interfere on the ground that such q
concession would amount to recognition of the
congressional party as beligerents.
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Revenge on . Widower.

From the Philadelphia Record.
A heavily yelled woman, dressed in black,
entered the business office Of one Of the morn
ing newspapers a few days ago and inserted q
death notice, with the announcement Of the
funeral next day. Many friends Of the
deceased man read of his death with sorrow,
and at the hour mentioned for the services
gathered at his house. Several carriages stood
was there any Grape ON the door. In fact, in
stead Of witnessing the last sad rites the visitors
found themselves ushered into . brilliantly
decorated room. in which a clergyman was sbout
uniting their alleged departed friend to his
second wife. The laugh went round, but the
mystery was not solved until some time after.
1t has since transptred that the first wifes rela-
tives were bitterly opposed to the widower's
second marriage. and Inserted the funeral no
tice In spirit Of revenge for the outraged feel
ings Of the shade Of vie No. /.
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II AICLIFFE. DARK 4 CO., Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF CoUR,
OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGE
tow, BEING TWO PARCELS, NO. los
MAKKET SPACE, NO. 1912 WASHINGTON
STREET AND NOS. 2730. 2732 AND 27S4

OOs
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree passed BY the supreme Court Of
the District Of Colun. bia equity 10. l30O3
Sss . on Fl gbAY aySp Il nm Fl ssf
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm (beyinuing with No. lOf2
Washington street. the following real George
land in the city Of GEORGETOWN. said District.
tanned within the fol owing n:etes and hounds: Be-
ginning for the same on the west side Of Market
and said space and running thence with the line Of
Market space south 81 feet, less, the
east Of brick h9Sss owned ana Sceuel
division nss 's q n the 's II:
division line north 81 icet or less to point IN
said line which will be Interested bya line drawn
reversed to the beginning 1t being the same property
Described In deed from John Msrbury to said George
" " ssrnen recorded in M6sr J. s., No. "a, toiio
umbia. and all that certain other parcel OF land in
Thomas Beall's addition to said Georgetown. beng
southerly 1S feet front of slid rot Washington
extending back 30 feet north parallel with
Warrington street feet; then west parallel with
sects tie south line Of said lot o. it being same
property described in deed from Lewis Thomas and
c. T. No. 81. folio llS SEQ of the land records of
the District of Columbia.
And all that certain other parcel Of land in Beals
the plan Of said addition. ting 20 feet on Vest
alley.
Terms: One-third cash and the ba, ance at six and
twelve months. for which the OF the purchaser
bearing interest lrom the day of sale, wiz be
ana en retained on the property sold. or all cash. Z:
at time OF sale will be required OF the purchaser
All c0nVeyanSinf at V SOS; 81 purchase .,..
Nos 10 and IL Wholesale Row,
3ylO-d&ds Center Market
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HALF Rates TO DkTRoIr VIA B. AND Or R.
For tho annual encampment, GAR, at De-
troit, August to 8, the b. and ORR. will sell
round-trip tickets from stations on its lines
east Of the Ohio river at low rate Of one fare
for the round trip Tickets will be sold July
81 to August 8, inclusive, and will be valid re-
turning until August IL. An extension Of limit
until September so can be secured by de-
posting return portion OF the ticket with rail-
road agent at Detroit Travellers via B. and o.
pass through historic battle grounds and cross
the Allegheny mountains, with the most pic
turesque scenery in America constantly in
view.-Adrf
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Head of the Durham Tobacco Com pany Dead

Head of the Durham Tobacco Com pany Dead
Marcellus +. Mcdowell, head of the Durham
Tobacco Company, died on Sunday in German
town, Pa, OF Brights disease. Mr.. Mcdowell,
who was fifty-fOur years of age. had been i'll for
two months. The firm have branches in New
York, Chicago, St. Louis and San Francisco,
and also have agencies in Europe. The firm
are also sole agents and part owners Of the
Blackwell Durham tobacco factory, which is
the largest establishment of its kind in the
world.
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TRUsIEEs' SALE OF CLASS FACTORY.

The undersigned. under deed Of trust will ali Al
public auction at the court house in Annspo!is. Ma
on TuESDAf. WkNIY-EI9HTHJULY,fN INSTANT.
~ TWELVE O'CLOCK, ali the property OF the An.
IN fee extending 70 salt water with landing wharf
oncx n,etal-roof giass factory. with tank nina
pr0duesr # saei, end: tour sets anne.in9 ovens.
trainway. Blowing machine. lime Kiln, &c uniimited
convensncS for shipment BY rail or water; ten day
easy reach abundanfiy.
Terms: One tlrd cash, balance in one s.d two years
RULER Particulars. address =
JAMES REvELL.l $780,
60 JkO. WxLAAD.
Ul4-eoN Annapolis. Nd.
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DESTROYED BY GRAssHOPPERs.
The Crops Of Many New Jersey Farms In
Jured by the Pests.

The grasshoppers have made their appear.
ance in Middlesex county, N. j.. and very seri-
Gus damage has been done by them, crops being
ruined on many farms. The country in the
vicinity OF Middlebush has suffered more thar
any other section, but the insects are appearing
elsewhere and their visits are worrying many
farmers.
The farms at which the greatest damage has
been done in Middlebush are those Of Stewart
Carriell. Miller Hof, Aaron Plumley, the Nor.
timer Whitehead estate and the poorhous<
farm. At each of these crops have been de.
stroyed to the amount Of goo or $3.50, while
other farms have suffered in less degree. A,
Mr-Carrieiis the hoppers completely destroyed
an eieyen-acre crop of hay and did great dam
age To vegetables and TO standing oats. At the
poorhouse farm the hay and potato crops were
destroyed and the insects are now attacking
the corn.
This is the FIRST serious trouble the farmers Of
this sec ton have had with grssshoppers-
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,y21-d&ds
ATCLIFFE. DARK CO., Auctionsers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 2S,1 l. STREET
NoNThWEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHING.
TON.
On THURSDAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
JULY. 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front OF
the premises will offer for sale at public auction the
western part Of lot o. in square No 56S WASHINGTON,
D. c.. fronting 20 feet street northwest. .
depth o. lOJ feet to pubic alley. improved by sub
stanta brick dwelling house Of three stories and base
Terms: One-thlrd cash, balance in one and two
with interest from day OF SAFE secured by deed
OF trst upon the property all cash, purchasers
option deposit OF 800 required at time of "a e.
Terms to be coplied with within twenty days right
reserved TO resell at risk and OF defauitnQ pur-
chaser after three days advertisement in news
paper published in Washington. ID. c. All conveyauc.
ing and recording at purchaser cost.
JAMES L. NORRIS, Executor.
1y20-d&ds Cor. 9TH and r SITS. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOT
SITUATED NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEW.
ENTEENTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity No.
I2O46, wherein Asa Whitehead is complainant and
Janet F. Washington ct al. defendants will OFFER
for sale at public in front of the premises on
MONDAY. THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1891.
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. lot one ID, IN square one
hundred and seventy two (l72) in the city Wash.
ngton, District of Columbia Said lot fronts 30 feet
west.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase money in cash and the residue
IN two equal instainents payable respectively at one
and two years from tue day of safe with interest,
cured deed Of trust the property, sl cash.
at the option Of the purchaser DEPOSIT of S1OO will
he uired when the property is struck off, Of
sale TO be complied with IN ten days from day sale
property resold at riss OF defaultne purchaser.
All conveyancing at cost of the purchaser
W. H. SHOLES, Trustee,
ty21-d&ds 40 5tn ST NV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA
Holding a SPECIAL term for Orphans Court business
Washington. d. c.. July H. 1881
In the matter Of the estate Christian BayeY late
Doc. IL. ~ -
Application for the probate Of the last will and tests
mert and for letters on the estate OF
Newlsnd.
All persons interested are hereby notified TO .ppesr
in this court on FRIDAY the 18th day OF August
At O'Clock y. m. to show why the :. id viii
should not be proved anu admitted to probate and let
tiers OF the of said deceased
should not issue prayed Provided, . COPY OF tbts
order be published for three we~ks in ths
Warrington Law Reporter and Evening Star preyious
to the said day. S1'
~ the Court: A. B. HAGNER yustics
Register of wills for the Dstrsct Of Co,umbs..
jy14-1aw,H
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hrA z l. Davenport, widow of the eminent
sstor, 2. L. Davenport, died at her cottage
near Canton. Pa, at O'Clock last evening. She
bad been III FOR some time and last Friday I'M
dervsns operation by DIR. Paneoast of Phila-
dslphtA assisted BY DIR. Willis Davidson of Can
ton since then she had not rallied and on
Sunday peyitonitis set In and all hope Of her
recovery was goos.
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Reported Tragedy at Niagara.

Two Englishmen stopping at Niagara
Falls, report to have seen Q horse and o
buggy, containing a man and two women, roll
OFF the bank at the Point" midway between
the old suspension bridge and the whirlpool
Sunday afternoon. Upon investigation moth
ing could be learned to substantiate the story,
which il regarded as u myth.
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~ 9th aud d streets northwest.
TRgsTEEs, SALE oFAN gNDIvIDEp INTEREST
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN L AND II STREETS

L.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust to bearing date
May 1889. and duly recorded in LiLer 1890 folio
go ct sea- of the land records Of the District Of Co.
Iunbia and upon the request Of the holder Of note
secured thereby. we will sell at public suction
1 ITO q ne Prsmises on MkDNEsDAY, THE
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLUCK r. n. ali right. title
and interest Of Rosa L. Male formerly Rosa jones)
an John c. Male in and to the following described
ten. District Of C9iumha Al that certain piece or
parcel OF land and pre misses known and distinguish
IS and being part of lot A. In Jno. Brown sub
dlVson OF lots III square numbered two hundred and
ionrtetn GID as Ter plat recorded in Liber b, folio
Of the records of tine surveyors office Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia beginning Tor the same on FIJI
teenth street. one hundred and shiryeight (l feet
nns thence north on said street fifteen (15) feet.
thence east twentyeight S) teet six 90 inches thence
south two - ieet thence esst ninety -eht (yS) feet
teen uo) teet thence west nine CD feet thence north
one I'd loot two 90 inches thence twenty-five
COD ;eet, thence south one I'd foot two CD inches
thence ly) feet six (6l incnes to FIT
teentn street aud the beginning. together with the i'm
provements thereon. =
Terms OF sale: Cash. All conveyancine at pur.
chasers cost. A deposit Of 600 viii be REQUIRED At
time Of SAFE Terms Of safe to b complied in ten
days from day Of sale.
GEORGE T. EMMONs,
ty1S-eots CHARLES b. PEARSON.} irossess.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUScANsos BROS. Auctionssn;

OONCANSUN 6HOs, Auctloneers,
~ 9Th and D SITS. n. ".
FINE WINES, WHISTLES. BRANDIEs. GIN. CAN
FRUITSAND VEGETABLES.P OT1 ED MEATS,
SWEET OILS, SAUCES, SPEEM CANDLEs,
TEA: ToBACC2, s0NrS, SPICES; FEATHER
FRAME. SHOW CASES. SHELVING. COUNT
Frs: SCALE AND WElIHTs. &c, SC. BEING
tNTIRE CONTENTS OF FAMILY GR;,CERY
NO. 53I SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
On FRIDAY MoRNiNG. July TWENTY
FOURTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we viii
sell at the above store the entire contents, among
which will be found fifteen barrels OF Fine Wits ay
known as *" whisky. None better in this market
tor private and has preference many brands
Terms cash. DUNCANSOE BhOS.,
iy21-N Auctoneers.
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A number OF recently married people at Up
per Sandusky, Ohio, IRE in u state of mind over
the discovery that Rev. Albert Cussion, who
officiated at their weddings, IL not an ordained
minister. This invalidates the marriages ac-
cording to Ohio law. The fact came out in q
divorce suit.
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A Remarkable Game of Ball.

The Grand Forks and Fargo base ball teams
Of the Red River Valley League played game
on Saturday that breaks all records for length.
Twenty-Five innings were played. At the end
Of three hours and ten minutes the game was
called, neither side being able to score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-21

Ats meeting yesterday in London Of the
committee appointed to select the site and
raise the funds for a suitable memorial to Sir
John Macdonald, the late premier Of Canada
Lord Dufferin presiding. it was resolved to
raise the necessary fund by inviting public
subscriptions, and it was decided that the me
mortal should be erected in St. Paurs Csthe-
drnl
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T ATIMER / SLOAN. Auctionssrs.
ELEVEN TWO STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
-FOUR ROOMS EACH, NOW UNDER
RENT AND PAYING GOOD
INTEREST. IN SQUARE
''6as,"
At AUCTION,

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY.
SECOND, 1881, commencing at HALf-PASr FOUR
O'CLOCK on the Premises we shall sell the following
property, situated as follows and improved by two
story brick dwellings, having four rooms each:
Nos. 81, - %. "A. =, and ri the north side Of
McCu Tough place, Immediately after lots %, "a 2S
70 and "a on lhe south side VI Din lnen pace.
This proper is in squire G,,s and 10 bounded by
and r New Jersey avenue and North Capitol streets
northwest, i now under rent ana payin, good in.
mtnt.
Terms made known at time Of sale. All convey.
anclny and record ng at purchasers cos:. SlCO as
deposit on each house at the time SALE enent
b MADE within fifteen days from the day of ale or "a
property Will De resoid the risk and cost Of the de-
fauiting purchaser purchasers.
jyl3-dts LA1IMER L SLOAN, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF n AND CANAL STREETS SOUTH

By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
No. 14l7 iolio 265 ct OF theland records
party secured thereby vii offer i9r Il front
DAY. OF JULY. 1871. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ the
following described property in the city Of Washing
Martos subdivision square 501. plat recorded
in book a. 49, OF the records the surveyors
oI, 400.
Terms: One-half Of the amount In excess of ssid
deeds Of trust in cash, and the balance in year
with interest At the rate of centum per annum
payable semsnnually, and secured BY deed Of trust
in the property Sold or all cash. st the option Of the
complied With in l5 days.
.u,,u... yoHN 7. ARMs.l rru.s...
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Coon fishing and grabbing ct Colonial and
Clifton Beach. Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m.-Adv.
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FOR sUNsTROKE

DR.. A. l. Zurker, Melrose, Mimi, says at pro-
duced a gratifying and remarkable regenersting
effect in . case " suRstroke."
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAHs.


n ATcLIFFE. pARR . CO.. Ascnon.srs
roY Tsi,r ITyosToRT BRICK HeysEs n TIE
sskTfSfh . asP sskEE!s ss shif 81
ranH Sfsssq fy WY aoESsa
LOTT N VI ssS 81 iS9 s M ias'
,S ss. s S.' s
srty sold deposit OF ESQ on each hoass required
ssf S s 1.y % q 's r nSs %
ss the .sp. At TIE E,a ana cS. Of the DEF S
ss'a; IN so%s nsw,p.pss P1s!i.sss in
r ATCLIFFE. DARE CO.. Aucuon..n-
DEsIRABLE THREE-sToRY AND MANsARp
SSbkkN iarE sSfsh NM no e1 81 frtfa
On THtksbIf hfTERNoox, JULY TWENTY
~. hlE 81 ass, :, SIX O'CLOCK. ne vii otter for
, I LOT ~ 81, SQUARE sos
roof brict Soa.e WITH ali meSsrn snH
TINS sale should command the attention Of parties N
Terms onetsEa s cs.h T.. sa.nc. in on. and two
s 81 Ter secured BY deed Of trust the prop
sompsS viz II ten days ss o;ssP n
and the rs ssr q AVE- ssg
sesss5f,sinsnt OF such rssas in pub
l.-dSds RATCLIFFE. DARK CO.. Aacts.
X ArCLiffE. DARR co., Aucuonecr..
5000 ROLLS WALL PAPER AND BORDERS, MAX.
n ING IN ALL 200 PIECES
r IN In hspA MORNING, JULY TWENTY
: : s s.hs our
5000 ROLLS ASSORTED PATTERNS WALL
Il, ,o.. PAPERS AND BORDERS.
,v,s,, RATcLIFFE. pARR b CO..
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ISIS NCMBERLD FOUR Hun DRED AN d sEy-
ENlh-INo tS12) STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree OF the supr-m. Cont Of In.
Disttht oi 20 umbia. passed the 10th day OF July A.
u u 1871 IN Equity Cause numbered ~. ge7 wherein
is Auppet 10 complainant an9 Mary Z. VII
Tor sale 81 public action the prcms<s ON
fhIpA.. The TWEEN rl-EOURTH t2ith) DAY
" JSnf, AID. lh9l. AT HALF-PAsT FIVE
SGCLoCk = NJ. the folIowtng described real estste
stuse "a the city OF Wasninrton ID. c., TO Wit: The
west half OF lot numbered twenty ono 3 in SQUARE
numbered four hundred and nety -six 900 frontns
twenty i've (S3) feet south and running RACK
WIZ tnat width one hundred and twenty-five ll2-1
iec two 90 inches TO public alley. improved by .
two-story AMI attic brick dwelling.
Terms Oh sale as prescribed the decree: One
nrd cash and the balance In equal installmeuf.
az one and two years, with interest rom day of sac
Dc by deed Of trust upon the premises. sold
or al CASH At the option OF the purchasr. deposft
% one hundred dolisrs sloO) will he uired tame
q sale AL convsyancing and recording At purchas-
LEON ToBRINER, Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
9Th and ID SITS. Iyll-dSds