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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN M AND
N STREETS - 1870

BY virtue q deed Of trust duly recorded in IAber
the District Of Columbia. and at the request u the
party secured thereby. We vii 81. Ct pubic auction in
s No H PAY OF JULY. A. D. lsSi. at SIX
situate m the city Of Wsshinston. D.srct Of conm.
bta 70 wit: All q Lot numbered eight 90 in square
&c.
Terms One-taird cash, tho balance In one and two
yee Per cent Per annun. pays semi nnually
secured " deed Of trust on the property sod
cash. q the option Of the purchaser A depsst OF
are not complied With in fifteen days from day sAls
riHnt reserved TO resell the property 1t the r.st
and cost OF the defauitng purchaser after Ave days
adveItsen-nt Of such rc.als N some newspaper pub
usosd N washington. DC. All conveyancins ard 70
cording ~ the cost q the purchase =
sAMuhL Bak1ER, rru.t..
kA4Qkl CRO8a. Asuses
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Forced to Swear Away q Mans Liberty,

Forced to Swear Away q Mans Liberty.
Annie NJ. Lawrence, aged fourteen years,
Of Lcominster, Mass, has told the police a
most shocking story Of abuse by her step
father, Patrick F. Doolan, and on the strength
of her allegations Doolan has been arrested.
Annie says that she has been the victim of her
stcpfather for five or six years and that he has
treated her shamefully in many other ways.
commit perjury in 1886, when Carl Rosneu was
sentenced to prison for six years on charge
of felonious assault on her. Rosnell was con-
victed chiefly on her testimony, and she now
says there was not a word Of truth in it. Ros-
nell died in prison.
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
ELEVEN TWO STORY BRICK DwEr.LINos.
FOUR ROOMS EACH, NOW UNDER
RENT AND PAYING A GOOD
INTEREST. IN SQUARE
''6.s,"
AT AUCTION

SECOND. 1881. commencing ut HALf-PASf YOUR
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. ~. Is. "a ., and ri on the north side Of
MCCULLOUGH place, immediately after lots :i, "a %:
~ and "a ON the south SHE Of Dinglnan place.
Lhis PToper,y Is IN SQUARE Gs and y bounded by
north west. u now under rent and paying q good in
ma MT.
Terms made known Ut time Of sale. All convey
ancinE and recording at purchaser cost. SlUO Is
deposit on each house ct the time Of sale, settlement
he made within htsen days fro the day Of sale or the
property Will Ee resold at the risk cost Of the de-
fsuitng purchaser purchasers.
jyl3-dts LATIMER 4 SLOAN Aucts
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Early Morning Lynchin1s.

Near Village Springs, Ala, last Thursday o
negro assaulted Mrs. James Cowden, the wife
Of a prominent farmer. Friday night Mac
Brown was captured by q posse and fully
identified. Saturday morning while being
by the posse and riddied with buiiets
At o'clock Saturday morning fifty unknown
men entered the Jail at Spencer, Ind, and
lynched Frank Dice, waiting trial for the MUIR
der Of CLANCY. They hanged him to the cell
door.
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PROPOSALS.

pROiosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL
nonse-ofics Of the con.naiss,Oners. d. q. Wash:
q thus Ss until TWELVE p IT. SS SAT- At
npAn: ysd. ilFTH 1881. for com
81 near . St ne on square 81 Blank forms
Information, can l.e obtained uTon aprstion sher.
tor at the office OF the buidnys OF the Dis
be eonsidered The right is reserved reJec, any ana
ROBERT, Commissioners, d. c. iyi.-a
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAVING AND
l. Sewer Bricks FOR the District Of Coiumbia: -ofRce
Of the Sommissioners, WASHINGTON. u. a., July al
JULY MI Ssiss 6 ta'
Tor !urnishlns Paving and Sewer Bricks during the
specifications can he obtained this upon spp-
tion and only bids upon these forms viii De con
sds or part Of T b- rsfIysd e ,esc any and al
d. II: ROBERT. Commissioners. ID. c. .yls-a
pRoposALs FoR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL
;a, House;,ofee Q; the Commissioners. d. G. Wash
on On rf fsiSa :. III 9i s sPi
SISsk III S,s is and 10 Brockland: Blank forms
therefor at the office of the inspector of bniidins o.
viii a is Ss 70 Fs
SaS 1 Ross s'' q s ROB '" cd nGUs
nErARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHINGTON.
ceves Al tSe S i 81 ~, proposals will be re
tsndent of budding. Department of Justice, IN to
IMELNE O'CLOCK NOON. JULY TWENTY SEC
oND Tor supplying the departnen. during the f,sca
year ending June ~. lss2 with the following ARTICLES
Statiohery. fu-l, Ice, washing towels and miscel-
Ianeous supplies. Schedules and information fur
h u, ey chief clerk upon application. Nm. A
MAoh1. Actln2 Attorney General ys-l2t
s; BOTANIC GARDEN. WASHINGTON. d. C.
~ July Ii. ls9l.-Proposals for fuel for u s. Bc.
tanic Garden for the fiscal ending June lsh,
VIII he AeiSed at the Office Of the superintendent O.
= BOTANIC Garden until TWELVE NJ, FRIDAY
JULY iHIRTA.fIRSr. 1881. Particulars as T.,
Quantity and quality required be had upon Jury
Al ONCE. Nm L. SMITH, Superintendent u 5 b.
tame Ssrdeu ty15, 10. IL. 20. -. "a. .,SS:SO
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The TO,edo Car Strike Ended.

The street car strike in Toledo was settled
yesterday, the result of a conference among
the companies. a committee of the strikers and
the mayor. All conductors and motor men are
to receive $3.50 per day of twelve hours:
drivers Of horse vans. $40. The men struck
for 90 instead S1.55 and 81 s.. hence the settle
ment is a compromise. One of the noteworthy
features OF the negotiations was the rejection
by the strikers of an offer by the consolidated
company to give cents out of every $40 per
cent of the gross receipts-to the drivers and
conductors
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The Howell. Jewett Co. failure is daily be-
coming more complicated. Sixteen lumber
yards have been turned over to B. +. Wae-
goner to secure the claims Of certain banks in
the east, and he has sent agents to take charge
and dispose Of them. W. +. Guthrie is in Os-
borne county, Ram. harvesting 1000 acres of
wheat that have been turned over to creditors.
Nine suits have been brought by the GRAY
National Bank Of Middletown, VT, for $40 mn
against the howells on various acceptors of
drafts. single bank of Atchison has received
si3,oo0 oil unmatured acceptances against the
firm
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May Prosecute the Kansas CITY Bankers

The indications now are that there will be a
criminal prosecution to follow the failure of
the First National Bank Of Kansas City, Kan.
City Treasurer Ferguson says that he placed
his money. to the amount of $4,000, in the
bank after banking hours. and the officials re-
ceived it while they knew that the bank would
not open next morning. He has written a let
ter 70 the cashier and the bank examiner, in
which he gives them fair warning that if the
check which he placed there is used among tine
assets OF the bank a criminal prosecution will
follow.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO, Aucts.

TOWN: BEING TWO PAnCELS, No. los
sTEfET ASS Sos 5 ~ 2s &aA sSb ga
By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme Cont of
the District Of Columbia equity cause No istgn
, si s @, P9be auction n front q the
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. N. uesInnnr with 10 IDS
MsshnEton street, the following real estate Of George
land in the city Of Georgetown. in said District con.
tanned within the following nietes and bounds Be-
at the 3 feet irom the corner Of Bridge ssres
anu SAID space ana running thence with the line of
A. D. ls49 By Robert MCPHERSON then west aud par
division lines Of lots 20 snd 81 h in the 70 ori se
nal plan of Georeetown; thence with said
said line Which viii be nierseced by u ns on, m
west and parallel with said second from the place
described deed from John Marbury to said tieor,
81 ct seq, the land records Of the district Of Co
lnbia and Az that certain other parcel land in
part Of lot No 22 in SAID addition. wit: Tne mos;
soutaeriy Is feet front OF said lot washington
MMash,ngton street feet then west parallel VIII
sects the south line Of said lot Senx the sae
property described IN deed from Lewis Z. Thomas and
WE 10 sara steorye w sarnell. recorded in Liber
l.: NO. 3D. foo 10. ct seq of the land records of
the District Of Couinbia-
And all that certain other parcel Of land in Bealls
ADDITION to Georgetown. beng lot No. III. shown on
the plan Of said addition. fronting 80 on Nest
street aud running back with that width an
Terms One-shird cash and the balance at six and
WE'VE months Tor which the notes OF the purchaser.
and lien retained the property sold or all cash at
parcel atsime OF sale win required Of the
All '0h'eSanSinE at v eSst q purchase I.,:.
.,o, Nos. ~ and IL Wholesale Row,
UOd&ds Center Market
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Bellew and Mrs. Potter We'd

Letters just received from Hong Kong say
kyrle Beiiew and Mrs. James Brown Potter
were married in that city just before the
steamer Relgic sailed for San Francisco. A
cableSram was received by Mrs. Potter saying
her husband had secured divorce. and she at
once married Bellew The two made big money
In Australia. but lost in it China, where they
we're even reduced to playing with amateurs.
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The crank shaft which arrived in New York
yesterday for the Servia will not be taken from
the hold until today. 1t is a ponderous affair.
and will require special windiass to lift it.
About four days will be required to adjust the
shaft in its proper position in the Servia's ma
chinery
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ROYAL Blue LINE TO ATLANTIC CrrY.-The
only double-track route to the sea is via the b.
o. and Reading X. r. Special fast express
from b 4 o. station Saturday July rs, at D.
m All Saturday night and Sunday at the
shore $3.50 round trip. Special train will
leave Atlantic City ON return trip at 6 D. m
Sunday, but tickets will also be good on any
regular train returning Nonday.-Adct
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Baltimore and Ohio's Contract With Cum.
berland.
President Mayer of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad has executed a contract with the city
of Cumberland by which the city is to be made
the terminus of three divisions and all repair
shops are to be located there. The city in re-
turn pays the interest OF the sixteen years on
$50 600 bonds.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. 22lJ STREET
NOisThWEST. IN The CITY OF WASHING
On THURSDAY. THE THIRT1ETH DAY OF
july, 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK PM, In front OF
the premises will offer for sale at public auction the
western part Of lot g. in square No .yS, WASHINGTON
G. fronting 20 feet on 4 street northwest. with .
depth Of LOO feet to public alley. improved by sub
santal brick dwelling Of three stories and
ment II rooms. all modern improvements
Terms: One-th cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale. secured by deed
OF trust upon the property, all cash. at
option deposit Of 20 required at time e.
Terms to he complied with within twenty days or rgnt
reserved to resell at risk and deiautin9 pilr
chaser after three days advertisement In some news
paper published in " WASHINGTON. DC. All conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost.
JAMES l.. NORRIS, Executor,
jy2O+dkds Cor 18th and r sta NV
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Fatally Injured In . PRIZE F,ehs.

James Mccormick Of Crystal Falls, Mich,
has died from injuries received in q prize fight
with VIM. Daniels Of Rhinelander Friday night
The fight was ten rounds with light gloves
In the seventh round Mccormick appeared
iazed and fell unconscious under q terrific
blow from Daniels, dying D few hours later.
Daniels and his two seconds-Frank Brouletti
and John Dsley-were arrested yesterday on
charge Of murder.
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A special from Lynchburg says Ere has de-
stroyed the residence OF II. C. Joyner, treasurer
OF Amherst county. Helen Joyner, his sister.
ieaped from an upper story window and was
killed.
Tho deal between the Chicago Junction rail-
way and the Union Stock Yards Company and
ne Chicago packssn Armour, Morris. Swift,
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctionoers.
~ $40 Penn. ave. n. W

ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY AUCTION OF
HORSE, WAGON. HARNESS, LOT HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE. &c.
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. holding special for pro-
bate epslne,s we WI, SCI, BY pubic agetion at the
DECEASED, ON THE ROCKVILLE PIKE NEAk
TItEVMSk La, TOWN, y. C.. on WEDNESDAY. yuLi
NJ. I HORSE. WAGON. 1 CARRIAGE, l SET
HARNESS. SADDLE and SMALL LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE to which invite at
tehtion.
TERMS CASH. p. E. DYE,
W. 8. HOGE,
-, Administrators OF Louisa Shoemaker, dece sed
The Ienleytown and GEORGETOWN electric railroad
passes the door. RADCLIFFE. DAkk CO..
ly.U-.t AuctiOnCers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and d sts n "

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and SITS. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE AND THREE LOIS ON HARRISON
STREET. UNIONTOwN.
By virtue q two deeds OF trust. duly recorded in
Liler No. l221. folio l1I. and Lfber No. l.}4S folio
ct seq, of the land records o; the District of Co.
lumbia. and at the written request of the party SO
cured thereby, We will sell at AtCI1ON, IN From
or THE PREMISES, ON MONDAY. THE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY AID lADi All SIX
O'CLOCK p A., all those pieces or Parcels Of land
situate and being in Uniontown the county OF Nasn-
lnyton, District Of Columbia. and known upon the
ground plat or plan OF sand Uniontown and being
lots numbered i've hundred ninety -eiSnt {.sss)
i've hundred and ninety -uine CJs) and six Hundred
t6t). together with all ana Singular arpurt ,les
rights, pryi eyes mproy emens ami oter neIe,tita.
nenfs to the same belonging in appertaln-
Ing.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six twelve and
Eighteen months notes to be given bearing cent
per annu interest payable seni-annually. and he
secured by deed of trust pre.i.ises sod. or ali
cash. at option of purchaser. A deposit $3.50 re-
quircd at time OF sale. Convey sncine, &C. at pur-
cnaser's cost Terms be complied with in ftteen
days, otherwise the the right to resell
the property ut the risk and the efaultine pu
CHASER Itcr five days advertisement such resse IN
some Newspaper punished in Washington. u. c.
HENRY H. BERGMAN, 1 ~
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WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctlonser..
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANAcosT1A

a
Of tine District Of Columbia and at the rsq%eSl
the IEE
real estate situate in IN he Dsre. Of
Columbia: Lots IS aud 80. 40 and Al in square No.
plat Of said SUBDIVISION as auy recorded in county
Iber g. folio o. one OF the land records the District
OF Coun,bia. together with improvements :wo large
.n Terms "nsfou,sh cash; balance to sui. the
piece Of PROPERTY =, the time OF safe A, cony.yane-
he complied with within days alter sale otherwiss
tue trustees reserve the riSt to resell tine property
b bRMlA 3 81 GA dxi11AeH.s.s Trustees.
je19d&ds l42D New York ave.
arTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MSSpha JULY SIXTH s Az l hour and place
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
place. uy7-d&dsl BY order Of tue trustees rust s'
rKTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
s ' yG i;1; EIGHTEENTH. same hour and
jy13-d&ds By order Of the trustees
sn1yn sAtf II 9SER 9S
jyaod&ds - BY order of the trustees
RATcLlFFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneers.
FOUR TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES IN THE
THIRTl-FOOl ALLEY BET nkEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH, AND II STREETS NOkrHEA>T,
AND KNOW AS Nos Cos. 6O7. 600 AND 6i3
rG G }s i WY TSHsTy
will offer for sale. in front of tine .rel,,ses,
LOTS .S. 81. II o AND IU..
IN SQUARE SIy,
Improved by four two-story brick houses.
Terms: 0ne-tEird cash. the balance in one and TWO
years. per cent secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold deposit OF $50 on each house required At
time of sale Il the terms OF sale not complied
w teen ttnS of ry..6
ing purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale IN some newspaper published in ashinI.ton D.
q. All conveyancing and recording ut the of the
purchaser. 1yls-dEdS
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THOMAS BOWLING / son. Auctioneer.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers,
~ l4O9 q ST.. near United States Treasury.

I ATIMER SLOAN, AuctIoneers,
~ l4O9 q ST.. near United States Treasury.
TWO HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE MANTEL
MIRRORS. TWO IMPORTED MIRRORS IN
BRONZE FRAMES. SUPERIOR ENGRAVINGS
AND FRENCH OLEOGRAPHS, CABINET BED
STEADS VERY SUPERIOR IMfOnIED
LEA HER-CONERED DlNiNu CHAIRS, VERY
FINE ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SOFA, PLUSH
CHAIRS. CHAMBEK + URNlrURE, FINE HAIR
MAT r. sSES AND PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS.
ZINE LEATHER-CO, Erred CUUCHES, MN
DON SCEEENS, MATING, FANCY LAMPS
one 81 pEkB BALTIMOKE RANGE IN PER
fECT ORDER. HEATING STOVES, &C., &c
On WEDNESDAY MORNlNG, JULY TwkNrY-
SECOND. 1891. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
within and in front OF our auction rooms, l40g u
street. We shall sell superior collection OF household
effects LATINER 4 SIpAN
N.U-2t Auctjoneers
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VIM. Hall. aged forty, was killed and John J,
Moore, aged thirty-one, probably fatally in
jured BY falling casting at the West End
railroad power station In Boston Friday.
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RrMExSER THE DATES, Tuesday, July %. and
Wednesday. July 29-they may mean big
money to you See special notice Spring Lake
Park sale.
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STOP at the Colonnade. Atlantic City. CA Rines
OF the Elsmere, this city. proprietor.
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Fire in tho Worth iron mill, Coatesville, Pa,
Friday caused los 70 building and con.
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NE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAaEs.
ss3 18th II. NV
Open all summer. Lower summer rsses pr~psr,ae
for college . speciality.
Branches New fork. Boston. Phi adelphia Chicago.
Park, y. J. nj
iss BALcH's CtNlLsERylCE IHsTrTUrEAND
<n business colle-se, l.Js luth 4. M la.ai. pr--
area success ully ssINns aslsrtrr.iat ~
ttiIsus luilAIlous. -
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SPRING LAKE PARK is q few miles beyond
hensington on metropolitan branch, b. d. o. II
L Lots t0xl20 to 10-foot alley are to be SOLD
ut auction. See special notices
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The Burlington Air Ship Company. incorpo-
rstsd two months ago, capital si0, 600, 600. has
d1sso1ved Little - no stock could b cold.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON.
Il ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.

X ATcL1FFE. DARR CO.. Auct,oneers.
GOOD THREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH
BAN BUILDING NUMBER l7lO MASSACHC-
SEIIS AVENUE NORTHWEST, TO BE RE
On On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTIETH,
a w. ~ SIN O'CLOCK. viii offer for sale in front
OF the premises the above 3story house. to
removed in - days from day OF sale.
thERMS CASH RATCL1FFE, DARR l. CO.,
=! Io-uous Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NOS. sos
aNp 3UI TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
On MONDAY, July THE TWENTIETH. 1891.
~ MA Lf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the prem
ises we vii sell lots Nos 80 and 49, in square s7.
improved by two twostory brick houses with press
pfiek fronts and back buildings bay window front.
rnd cellar concreted; handsomely pered with ali
modern improvements. Each ~ feet front, with pri
vate alley in rear.
Ierms: rhree thousand dollars trust assumed
each house. due in three onehaf balance cash
anu remaining One-haf in secured by deed IF
trust on property. with interest at Sper cent all
cash. AZ option OF purchaser. Certified copy of alb
stract OF COLUMBIA Title insurance Company furnished
tree. DAVIDSON DAViDSON
,r,x..- l:SSS st. NV
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DtSCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
nr,.ln 81. t,.I LII A
r ATcLIfFE. DAKR CO.. Auctionerrs-

ArcLIfFE. DAkR CO.. Auctione-rs-
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sroRY AND
BASEMENr BRICK HOUSE, No. l0l4 PENN.
nslLNANlA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
ny virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in lSber
,if tono % ct seq. one Of the land records tor
the District OF Columbia and at the request ~ The
party seS ured Thereby, viii, sell at public auction
,rohL Oh the premises. FRIDAY. TWENTY
foH II DAY OF JULY, AID. 1881. at SIX
oCLoSh u NJ all that certain piece. parcel or lot of
sround situate. lying and belnx the city Of Mash-
iaeton Distinct OF Columbia. and known uIon the
GROUND iiat or plan Of said city Is lot Numbered
,wenty-nve c2'l in browning Cross recorded su,,-
aiNisoh OF original lot Numbered (D IN square
numbered nine hundred and seventh two (.ys:1 to-
sether with TIE IMPROVEMENTS, a..
Terms: One-third cash the lalance In one ana two
sens. yer eent per annum. payable semi-annually.
ufeu Dy deed OF trust upon the premises sold or
III cash ~ the OPTION Of the purchaser deposit II
Orequir1 at the time OF sale. Ii the terls sale
are NOT Sulnped with IN fifteen days from the ay Of
sale ryt reserved TO resell property az the risS
anu cost OF The efsulting purchaser after i've days
advertisement of such resale >oine newspaper r,l-
nsled IN Masilinaton. ID. &. All conveysir-ing and
reeoruing at the cost Of the purchaser.
SAM Ia. GnOSS, Trustee.
RAfCLiFfE. DARK & Co.,
AuctlOneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HANCERY SAIL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ nkAL ESTATE BLING HOUSE AND PRfN-
tESSs NTyMBket D fonh Nus DRLD AND sEv-

ENrf-Two t&12D STREET SOUTHWEST
~ nrtne o. decree OF the SUPREME Court Of the
istflct OF Columbia. passed the lurh day OF July
itosi IN Equity cause Numbered AZ, 9ss, Wherein
nhchaet Z. huppert - nlpainant and MARY T. WE
IKE 81 Al are defendants. the undersigned Will offer
LOT s7e at pubic action in front Of the premises ON
nhnA The TMENTl-FOUkTH l34thl DAY
az ~ July, AID. 1881. Al HAif-PAsf 1--WE
UutIoSk r NJ, the following described cal estate
sitnAte IN the city Of Washington. d. c. 20 Nit: The
nsI, 81 lot nunbered twenty one cl. IN square
nnnlnred Tour hun trcd and D. fronting
twenty five (2D on south h ST and running barl
WITH that width one hundred and twenty-five l.sSD
ieet two CD inches to public alley Improved by
tso-story and attic Trick dwelling.
Terms OF sale as praAcrbed os the decree: One
nrd cash and the balance In two equal nstallments
az one snd two years. with interest day SAFE
20 ~ secured by deed OF trust upon the sold.
OF all cash. at the option of the purchase ep,-t
81 one hundred dollars ($lOO will required Al time
se. AL convey sncing aud recording at purchas-
tr's cost. -
LEON ToBRINER. Trustee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-20
y ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucr,oneers.

DESIRABLE THREE-sT0RY AND MANsARD
ROOF BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, ALL
M1DERN ENTERTAINMENTS, NO. $50 FIFTH
STREET NORTHEAST.
THIRD, 1891. at SIX O'CLOCK, viii offer for
sac. in front Of the premises,
LOT 80. SQUARE sos.
Improved by . well built three story and mansard
ROOF brick house with all modern improyeuents
search of home or an investment.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and two
at cent secured by deed ON the prop
erty sold deposit Of 500 required tho time II
wise right reserved to resell the property the rsk
and cost q the defauitnx purchaser after i've days
lished in wsshinston, y. c. All convey sncine and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser
3yl1-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DARR 3 CO., Aucts