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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. wealthy London merchant gives the
secret OF his business success as follows Il
always feel happy when / am advertising. for
then know that. waking or sleeping, I have a
strong though silent orator working for me;
one who never tires. never makes mistakes, and
who is certain to enter the households from
secure the services of such an agent as this
shrewd merchant referred to, advertise in THE
EvENISG STAR 1t is read by everybody in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
LIKE CHARLEY ROSS CASE.
The Crippled Son Of = Wealthy Ohio Farm,
Mysteriously Disappears.

The Crippled Son OF y Wealthy Ohio Farmer
Mysteriously Disappear.
The mysterious disappearance of Wright
Sexton, aged thirteen, son Of Squire James
Sexton, wealthy farmer living six miles east
Of Youngstown, Ohio bids fair to be q repeti-
ton of the Charley Ross case. On December
Is he started to 60 few hundred yards on an
errand for his father, and disappeared as thor
oughly as though the ground had opened and
swallowed him up. By reason of paralysis the
lad was crippled on his right side 80 that walk
ing was difficult, and it was impossible for him
to climb fence. An hour later it was found
that he had not returned, and the neighborhood
was aroused to search for him, All through
that night the search was continued. and after
ward pretty much all the residents of the entire
eastern part Of the county joined with the
parents in the effort to obtain a clue.
1t was found that he had wandered. evidently
lost, to fence mile from home. and there the
trail ended. Mr.. Sexton has offered rewards
and used all means that money could command
to find the lad, but thus far without success.
Mr.. Sexton has Travelled hundreds of miles to
run down possible clues but only to be disap-
pointed. The boys condition precludes the
theory that he could have walked very far
away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
Murdered in q Card Quarrel.

Maj. W. A. Williams, prominent and popu-
lar citizen of Greenville, &C.. was shot through
the heart and instantly killed by ]. B. Williams
early Saturday morning. The two men were
playing cards. dispute arose, and Maj. Will
Hams drew knife. J. B. Williams said he wss
unarmed, whereupon Maj. Williams shut his
knife and threw it on the table. J. b. Williams
suddenly drew a revolver and fired. Mai. VIII
liams fell on his face dead. The murderer
rushed out into the darkness, and disappeared.
He is thought to have gone over the mountains
into North Carolina Maj. Williams was a
lawyer, prominent in military, political and
social circles. widely known and popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioueers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF STREET PROPERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE tBI sINEss Prop
ERrNl ON STREE, BEING HOUSE AND
sf me cff ~ Of &kssISaToS Sohrh"hsf'
c. Smith deseased. bearing date the eth aay OF
FebruaEy, ID. 1881. and which has been duly ad-
mitted 60 PROBATE and rerorded IN the Office OF the
rsristsr Of wills for the District Of Columbia. We
SHALL executors thereof, offer for sale At pnbic
auction on THURSDAY, ThE NINETEENTH DAY
OF FEBhuARY, AID. 1881. Al HALL PAST FOUR
private sale before that dste) all tat lot piece
parcel Of sreund lying and hng IN the CITY o. WASH;
down and descroed the ground plat plan Of sid
city and being the west one-lIAf OF lot Numbered
six 90. IN square numbered two hundred and my
OF twenty feet eight and oneha insbes II ted
~ Inces) more OF less and depth Of one hundred
and thirteen reet eigh, and one-han inches dl3 teet
Cs foot alley and being Improved 10 that fns four
story and basement brick house numbered lxsF
Terms Of sale: one-tfird Of the purchase money to
be paid IN cash and balance m and two years. for
which deferred payments notes Of purchaser OF pur-
interest at the rate Of six certun per snnn,
abe semi annually anc s-cro1 ny deed II frurt the
property sold Al cash az option OF purl-ssr
pkad al the rsk and cost uirn purchSser stsr
listed IN Washington. DC.
deposit twenty 1--WE hundred (e2 50OD dollars viii
be required when ths property Is Knocked down Al
conyeyancfnx &c. atcost of purchaser.
PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF THIS
cEfvEb By Us Up 10 Tsn DAY hf III ~ ne M
HESkY Sisf aAKSETI, isssu,or.
SAMUEL p. BELL. Ezseator.
J.
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Duel Over a Brick Pile.

7. G. Beck and John Oidshue had been
partners in brick kiln in Sulligent, Lamar
county, Ala, and each claimed pile Of brick
lying in the yard. On Friday each went TO
the brick yard with wagons and began to load
the brick. Each man had . revolver in one
hand and brick in the other. They ex-
changed shots with. their pistols from opposite
sides of the brick pile. Oldshue went away,
caught hold Of q bystander, and, using him Is q
shield, advanced upon Oidshue. The latter
suddenly ran up Close and emptied both bar
rels Of his shotgun into Beck's chest killing
Linn. Oldshue 1ed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

Additional Pay Promised the 0ovesnment
Soldiers for Not Taking Part.

Auu1tAOnaA TrOm1sed tuo 0Ovef0me0y
Soldiers for Not Taking Part.
The mail steamer Arequipa brings the follow
ing news up to January "a from Valparaiso:
The steamer Imperial, which was taking on
board 1000 men for Iquique. WAS attacked ct
night by the revolutionist torpedo boat Blanco,
but the torpedo boat was repulsed after several
hours fighting and the Imperial managed to
leave Valparaiso. She landed the troops she
had on board at Patillos near Iquique. The
Arequipa WAS not allowed to touch at Iquique
nor Paraguay and SO she left cargo for these
ports at africa. The government has issued
decree promising those Of it's troops not taking
part with the revolutionists Is per cent ad-
ditional pay. Another government decree pro-
vides that the families Of loyal soldiers killed
or wounded shall receive pension equal to full
pay. Twenty-Five hundred persons left Chill
on the steamer Romolus, which was chartered
by the government. The port of Valparaiso is
still blockaded, but steamers manage to get in
and out after being overhauled by blockaders.
Any boat moving away after pm. is fred on
from the shore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
Demarest Denies His Guilt.

Hitherto Assemblyman Frank p. Demarest
of Nyack. NY, has persistently refused to make
any statements about the charges made against
him of misdoings about financial and business
matters. He has held to the course because his
counsel have strenuousiy advised him to do it,
Mr. Demarest now, by consen. OF his counsel,
makes an emphatic denial of each and every
charge that has been made against him. He
invites a thorough investigation and declares
that he is ready to disprOve from the records
all the allegations OF embezzlement, forgery
and fraud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
The London Papers Refer Jocularly to the
Alleged Interview.

The London Papers Refer Jocularly to the
Alleged Interview.
A sprecil cable dispatch to TIE STAR from
London says: Most of the papers refer in a
jocular vein to the Pauncefote interview on the
Boring sea question, the statement of the min
lister that he did not know that he was being
interviewed causing much amusement.
The Globe drops into poetry, thus:
''Less hard to bear
Are griefs We share,
And men of fame delighte6,y
viii hear your plant
As you declare
Indignantly, excitedly,
That you've been captured in the snare
OF strategies herculean,
Which interviewers bring to bear
Upon their tasks, Sir Julian.
After all there's only one escape
For men OF popularity.
From chiefs who wait. with mouths agape.
To practice their barbarity,
In silence stern your Journeys take.
Be dumb, for though it's truly an unpleasant
sacrifice to make. such is fame, Sir
Julian"
The 81. James Gazette says: "On paltry an
nual stipend of &C, coo ($30, 000) per annum VIC
can hardly expect our minister at Washington
to keep private carriage, 30 we must excuse
him for going about in tram cars with
black bag, and, we presume, a fish basket on
his arm. In that case he will. of
course, be bound to accept the affable advances
of the ubiquitous interviewer; still we should
be q little surprised in London If the German
or the Austrian ambassador were to make him.
self as accessible as Cardinal Manning or Mr..
John Burns. 1t is hardly likely that Sir Julian
realized that he was being interviewed
for purpose of publication, otherwise his
conduct is inexplicable. In charity, therefore.
we are bound to believe that he talked as one
gentleman would talk to another-a theory that
reflects much credit on the simplicity Of his
character, but not 80 much on his diplomatic
capacity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

Ex-President Cleveland arrived At lakewood,
MI, Saturday night to secure httls relist
from Close business and social csres- Mn.
Cleveland opened the hop Of thspsason ct the
lakewood hotel at night.
The famous pacing horse, ME Wflkss, aged
fourteen yeers and salued q 4s,o0o, dropped
dead after the Afst heat Of race on the Sc s$
Saltwater, Mimi, Friday. His pacing record
was 2.l61. and rotting 1.22k
day night knitted tWo Of their raos - death
under influence of CAinsss Rev Tears sx-
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Mr.. Gould's Laconic Denial.

Concerning the dispatch about the agitation
in Pennsylvania railroad circles about his trip
over the terminal and other systems Mr.Gould
laconically said yesterday: "You will have to
take that with q few grains of allowance"
When asked about the report that he. Hunting
ton and others were considering consoida-
ton Of all transcontinental roads west of the
Mississippi he said: 'It's new 10 me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
11aEyland Matters.

Samue! B. Loose, recently appointed street
commissioner Of Hagerstowu, has declined the
position.
The effects Of the January snow storm and
blizzard in Frederick county b still felt for the
reason that nothing has been done to re-estab-
iish telephone facilities either IN the city Of
Frederick or the county.
There are very fey Of the Maryland oyster
men now in the North Carolina grounds.
Many Of their vesssls have been tied M e
Elizabeth City and the owners ard crews have
gone back 10 their hones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
They Oppose the Archbishop. Action.

Thirteen well-known Catholics OF Nova
Scotia have written TO Archbishop O'Brien
protesting agains; his taking sides with the
conservatives on the trade question, stating
that they looked upon his language rs invoIv-
ing the declaration that IL the candidates for
the representing Of Halifax NJ tho pending
elections we're to advocate unrestricted reci-
procity with the United states his grace would
foel called upon TO command his people to vote
against such candidates.
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A True Bill.



The HI;chd has referred more than once to
the horrible condition Of the 7th street road
above the boundary. Why the Commissioners
should have failed to have the road repaired is
nnaecOCrtabie considering the great amount
Of travel over IL. For over a year past the
road has been almost impossible, particularly
in stormy weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
VALUABLE BOOKS. MANY ON
AMERICA,
NAPOLEON,
FRENCH REVOLUTION.
INCLUDING ALSO SOME
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AND POETS.
AND FEW
LAW BOOKS,
ALMOST ALL IN FINE CONDITION.
TO TAKE PLACE AT MY AUCTION ROOMS
ELEVENTH ST. AND PENNA. AVE,
WASHINGTON. ID. c..
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. FEBRU-
AIRY I2 AND Is. AT 2 O'CLOCK
Books will be ready for examination Monday Feb
ruary 8. and mp TO honr Of sale.
fe6-6t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

NO News o. the Missing Norton.
London dispatch states that the mail steam
ship which has just arrived from the Azores
fails to bring any information of the missing
American life boat yacht Norton. The advices
say that the little craft had no. reached the
island. This information makes the fate of the
navigators more doubtful. and in shipping cir
cles It is feared that all hands have gone to the
bottom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
The Dividends Wanted.

In the case OF Stephen Whitney agt. Anthony
Dey ct al. petition has been fled by Henry
de Zavola, through Jones & Voorhees,, for a
decree 20 secure Lorenzo Augustine and. Iii
eardo de Zayo!a the amount of dividend they
are entitled to on 124 shares of the stock Of the
Galveston BAY and Texas Land Company. He
claims as one of the heirs of a stockho,der that
$50 600 was awarded and at that time there was
but $4,000 TO pay them. and of the original
approximation. 2. Z50. coo. made March g. ISig
sI0O. 5.3 80 j. in the treasury and he claims
Sz0.IJ due upon sale % l0i shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
She Was One II unssred and Four Years Old.

Grandnamma Bruce. as old colored
woman named Hannah Bruce called. was
buried in Noores cemetery near Hills,iale yes
terd2y afternoon. The funeral services were
conducted in the Good Hope A.M.E- Church,
il which she was for many years worshiper.
The deceased was born IN Prince Georges
county. Nd. in the year 17s7, and was conse-
queEtly one hundred and four years old She
eaIEe TO this city during the war with Great
Britain in lsl2. and spent all her hfe since that
TINE within the boundaries of the District.
Not lo.g ago she was stricken down with re-
lnisIent fever, which resulted in her death last
IuesIsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

Nat Kane and Charles Kirk, both married
men, were instantly killed and VIM. RoM and
Luther Mitchell fatally injured by an explosion
Of gas in the new SHAFT at Simpson D WasEins'
mine st Wyoming, Pa, Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
I STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 137 SIXTH
STREET NOR THkAsT.

TXELFTH, issi. q HALf-PxsT fouk o'cLocK.
win sen In front Of the premtses lot IS, square
se frontins Is feet on en- With deyeh Of 20 fsst to
alley, improved by nearly ne~ brick dwelling. 137
oh st. n. O., with modern conyensences-
Terms; One-third cash bsiancs one and two yeap;
p.ysbie send annually, and serured By ded Of trnt
premises. al cash. 81 option Of purchzssr. -
post Of 600 81 aAle Couveynnc1n9. &C.. ~ Dur-
chaserss cost Terms TO BE- complied NTH in Ave days.
ohervtss night ressrved 70 rsssl a nak and cot Of
sale In SOME nswspaper puhrAsd n Mashlntcn, DC.
Ahstrsct shown ~ ssaeL DUkcANsoM bkos,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUruEE DAls,
pow1IyG. Aursione~r.

II
CHhNCERy SALE oF TWOSToPY ANp RaSF-
MENf FRAME HOUSE AND PREMISES No
pls 2OrH strict NORTHWEST
byelrtue of Gecree Of the Sufr,snis Court q the
iwhep!n Harriet DtInoBi u complainant and Cath
sflne bente3 and Others ar deienaiis, shall oer
ieT 80 At uic au,tien n tront u the pr-iss. On
kOAhN, A. d. 1891. At FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all
VA tart % lot nnntered sight - IN sauAr nuni-ri
sixteen tie' IA the city OF Washington the Distract
"a tuiuiuna, lsglnnins Tor The at the
corner Q. sad lot and running thence east With the
hertn Inc 81 SAID io seNsniy nve co. let 20 he west
me oi that RAr q sid i heretofore sold by netsr A
aSrt.t thsne south with sad vest line twenty NV
-, ~. tience nes parallel with the nrst line
tniS ave ~ ei Ia an street; thencN north 18th
s'1e.i twenty i've CO, ieei a. the l-sr1nnins.
iesli OF sSe a. sres-rihd bs the de-ree Onethiri
a. ~ tbe purtiasr l-ice IN cash and the rteldue
W. qua Payments al one and two from date of
sSs rssIrtlyeiy, the purchaser % execute his ncfes
Irler heAfng slh et cent iDt.re-t frum date. said
~ ,,,s nayahe seni-annnsiiy and ~urei by ded
oi rust on Tire prurery sold al cash. at the pur
.h~ - Srson d~rosi % sloo wi.ll@ reaaired
20 " PAID by the purchaser wlisn sold. AL
convey Anc ng aud recorug ptIrc hssr Terms
70 Ne couieS with IN seven days. Otherwise Trustees
rNe The r-ht 20 resell rsk detanltitaS
after i've days previous pubic slver
IN The Evening Star ~ yrspaIcr.
RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee
- - stH III II. n.
SAMUEL MADDOX. trustee,
le'NcSds 4de IOui-ianA ave.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE Or ONE OF THE FINEST
PROPERTIES MAR SMITHSONIAN INSlf-
TUITION, MEDICAL MUSEUM AND OTHER
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. FRONTING TWENTY
FIVE FEET ON B STREET SOUTH BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS WEST OPP
POSITE THE PUBLIC PARK.
By virtue OF trust vested viii cell on SAT-
URDAI. FEBRU AIRY SEVENTH. 1881. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ,
LOT "a. SQUARE 462
fronting p feet on street. with depth of abor. 81
feet to wide alley. Improved by two-story frame
dwelling.
This property is in Of the best locations in the
south convenient to all sections the city op-
posite " Bic PARK and near MUSEUM, SMITH
sONIAN INSTITUTION. AGRICULTURE DE-
PAkTMENT. BUREAU OF PRINTING AND IN
CRAVING and MONUMENT; very desirable lot in
q rapidly improving section of the city
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years notes TO bear interest ut q per
annum from Gay o: sale. pay able substantially and
10 he secured by deed o: trust premises or AFT cash
at option Of purchaser deposit Of GOO required al
time OF sale. Conveyancinx, &c, at purchassrs
cost. Terms to he complied with in days other
wise right IS reserved to resell at risk and OF de-
faulting purchaser alter ye days advertisement of
such resale IN some Newspaper published Washing
ton. ID. c.
Ashford's abstract.
fe3-d&ds LEWIS H0PFENMAIER Trustee.
sE-owING TO THE INCLEMENcY OF THE
weather tine above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY,
fEBhU1 TENTH, 1871, NJ same hour and place
fe1-d&ds LEWIS HOPFENMAIER Trustee
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The .Mo,,ie M..n,r..,, Att.

Several prominent men in Girardville,
Schuyikin county, Pa, have received .'cofin
notices" and it is believed that the Mollie Ma
guires are preparing to renew their murderous
activity Of fifteen years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
SEVERAL FINE kEfIIGERAroRs.
LOT or RrILbEiis, MATERIAL.


ALSO. Al IN Ei.NF. tFfiAyCh
- Nj MBER OF FINE HORSES
1874 VEHICLES or EVERY BESCRIPItoN.
DUBLIC SALE OF OLD SUPPLIES AND MATE
u RIAL AT TIE NAVY YARD NBRfOiA "a
Navy Department, washington. H. G. Isnuary -,
S1in ac,raance with ths I'Toy sion~ -. sin. ,,snd
So ton ~ The act o tonvrs. approved AuRusl > IsS
statutes NJ lArae, OIL -, 30 ther>a N.ll he sd
AZ the Navy lard. Norfolk. Va. ss-rtain suptis H.
lo.Ii4 20 tie Navy condefunri fhsrsan.
coilsis'lnf OF old ornarce mat. rial. arcouerenrs,
guns. gun carriages. pistols. cuflasSes, tools. cart
ridges SCRAP iron. Junk and paslins boxes he sale
VIII be az publlc suctio. cash, O. the lshesi tr
and VIII colDns-nce Mt TN A. Nj. MAlsCA EHIln,
issl and continue from day to day, II neesary. until
All TIE Articles so.d offered. Deposit 81 Tsr
cent Viii lie required the the sale On the lr-
cnAses nj TAD tor at one security for the
ot tn@ balance anu the REMOVAL the within
thirty days whirh deposit will te forfeited a. I'm.
Initel States In the failure pas snrh la-
aIle anu make removal within the stated sshd-
ni.s nj the articles 80 ie Offered he procured tro
the Comma alant % rts Navy Narl. Norfolk Va. The
arslctss p,lrctHseo usIst l reoV-d without sNfeIs
20 the government. Is. r. TRACY. SECRETARY .. the
Navy. tea IawsW
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HonAs BOWLING. Auciioneer.

PfciAL SALE OF HOT sFnofD AMI, PERSONAL.
hffECIsAI M AUCTION ROOMS MEDNks-
DAN, tkbkl AAA ki.tNtN TH. 1891 ,CoMMENC-
lNH Al TN O'CLOCK, IhBilACINa IN PART
haNDsoME PAkLok ~ kNITUEEIN SUITES
Nh SfPAkALE plEcES, IlsENCH RlATE
BE FDRNIrURE or EVERY Description,
fTAhffs ssi ssir,, nsTrI IL nag NAT
Stuh,hs; ATkNsloN TABLES, DINING
sEPAkArE PIECES OF FURNIrURE, COOK
ING AND HEATING SroN Es. Sc-. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

Jacob MyeEs, ons Of Americas oldest loco
motive enGinsers, died yesterday 1T Garstoea,
N. T., sgsd ssvsnty-two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09

SPECIAL Exclusion RATzs to New Orleans for
Aardi Grss, 7.50 for the round trim. Tickets
on sale February 70 8. For full particulars
apply ut ticket ofRces Richmond and Danville
vaniA avenue and Pennsylvauis railroad paaDsn-
ger statiou -AdUi
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TTHoMAs BOWLING, Auciioneer.

AssIaNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF GROCERIES,
VINES LIQuoRss FIxTuREs. &C.. CON;
STREET, CORNER OF STREET NoRTH
WEST.
On TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TENTH 1891 com
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. n. at store No ls4I
l4th St W., will sell the entire contents consist
ing of
Fancy Shelf Goods,
Teas and Tea Cans
Canned Goods. Spices,
Cigars and Show Case
Candy aud Show Case,
Nuts and Dried FRUITS,
Wines and Whistles IN bottles and demijohna
Coffees. Soap and Starch,
Flour in Sacks, Willow Ware,
Vinegar, Molasses,
Coffee NH and Cans
Counter and Platform Scales.
LARGE Ice Box, Meat Rack
Desk and Chairs,
Shelving. Counters Sc. &C.
This stock is ali and clean and Of the best char
acter The fixtures including large Ice Box Counter
Shelving, Scales ana SHOW Gases, really uesirabl
pieces. and should command general attention.
Terms cash. 3 III. BACON Assignee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer teti-t lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
FINEST BUILDING LOTS On FOURTEENTH
STkEEl MAX Z sTRFET NoRTAM ISL

SihkEl SEAh X ,sIEkki ,N9kThMEsI.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY rHlh-
TENN Al. 1881. AT HALf-PASI OCi.O'CiOCE. Ne
wal SELL in front Of the PREMISES finest B1ilnsr
Lot in tllat section, being
LOT 5. SQUARE 30.
having front Of % feet attn and running
back 20 3OIoot alley Inis lot read
dlvaed into smaller building and worthy the
teniaon of private parties and builders.
Terms: oDe-thIrd cash. oalAnce and
years notes 10 lear cent interest," Payable
annually. ana TO lie secured eei I-.ssl-
Uses, or al Cash. Al option u purchaser. deposit of
40 Required at time sale. Convey ucigs kr a
cost OF purchaser Terms 10 b. coinI'i-e NJ
teen days. otherwise night reserved resell the
RISK ana cost of the deIaait purchaser
DAYS public notice III such resale NEWSPAPER
l,noasnei IN \, ashinsrton, u. <.
ie.p-dSds DJ NCANSDN BROS. Auctione.Ts.
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ID ATCIIFFE, DARR a CO., Auctioue,rs.
HI $50 pentAa. ave, n "


AssIGNFEs SALE or VALUABLE rMpRoyIp
BUSINESS PloOiLRTl IN 1Hf CITY on
WASHINGTON, BLING IHE Tho-Srokl
BRICK sTokE, No. I;s43 ELENENIH STREET
SOUTHEAST, By AUCTION.
BY virtue OF q deed OF assignment 10 and duly
recorh-d. will offer for sale ~ public autiun an
front OF the premises. MONDAY. I'M SiA-
IEENIH DAY OF fEBhCARl. A. u. 1881, AT
HALf-PASi f0t Il O'CLOCK 4. n, all that certain
I1ece or parcel Of land and premises known and
tlnCtliSised as the
NORTH SIXTEEN FEET FRONT BY THE DEPTH
THEREOF OF
LOT p ~ SQUARE aSs.
Improved by large two-story brick store. the west
side OF lltn street between NJ and streets south
east being sntanle for dry goods heavy
business, having tween used tor many years 10y the
boube CombnstioD Store. and of the busi-
ness Properties IN tt.ls secJson.
IeraAs: Over and above an incumhrance Of g. go.
which can remain two and three years. cash. ali
cash, nj the purchasers option. the terms e
pled with in Is day. the day sale. otherWi-e
the ma ut reserved TO resell the property the lSk
and cost OF tile deiauing purchaser. a1tsr d-ys' ad
Nertlreinent VI such reskle N uewsqAl-r YuiF
lisIed IN washington. DC. DEPOSIT Of 10
CURED when tte prossrTy is knocksd down. Ali
Ney anCiilg and recording Al the Yurclfssr ccsi.
Ie.'-dkds ALBERT bEhi.EAD. Assignee.