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AUCTION SALES.
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THOMAS BOWLING a SON. Aactioneer..


TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
IN E snr IL M, S,TREIr ExrxNDhp NJ n; I,
THEREON. CONSISTING OF THE Powi r
HOUSE ERECTED BY TIE JUDsON PNFU-
,MArlC RAILWAY COMPANY
oS virtue OF deed of trust, ds ed May the rs h,
10 o. tine District II Columbia hher i4..s folio
.s 81 seq, an at the request party 81. ured
eeoS We will sell at public snctou in front o; the
t IN - on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A n.
unlhia. e wit: - W.
Beng part Of tract Of land known a. ..Nfou,,
.teas~nt and described - follows beginning for n.
H. = x ,tT SOUTH curner OF the los of W ID. Besi
Nehth street turnpike and running then &c south
.NeiNe am sxty-nNe I2tbl hundrelths Yer-hrs
ts'hce east twelve and ts a.
erc tnehce north twelve and slNty-fve az, al
nunlrsIths Perches; ard thence ives; twelve ANA
sihty-nNe az ~ hundredths perUhes: contain ns one
I'D scTe and being the same ami in frTis n,
otcrke W. ClsssN 10y JoRn A. Smith and uife M
cee cated on the twenty second day OF octoa- lss
ana recorded IN liber X NJ. h. No o. folio 7ti a, SEQ
OF the land records Of the District o, Counla
ing however, thsrefrom the part thereof viewed Nv
the said George W. Cissel to Job Rxrn.rd nv A.
dated on the eleventh day Of August lsSi ana re-.
corded IN ioer lo folio 349. Of said land records of
the District OF Columbia.
Terms of sale One third cash. balance in on, a ana
two 81 years. secured by deed OF upon the pro
erty sold. and bearing Interest at the of per
centum per snnum. payable seni-annualy. Adep.sslt
OF nve hundred Goo dollars to he made az time OF
days from day OF sale property will be sold at risk
and cost OF defsulting purchaser. All conyeyAncing
81 cost Of purchaser.
EDWARD J. sTEILwAGEN. Trustee.
lsSe4 ~ "A. W.
A. p. PARDON. Trustee.
q
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucts.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF -FOUR TWO STORY
BkICk DWELLINGS IN JACKSON HALL
ALLEY. BETWEEN Third AND tOUR-ASD-
A-HALr STREETS AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWESl.
On WEDNESDAY, AtTEtNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENTI-THiRD, 1871. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK, we
Will sell in front of the premises
PART OF LOT 26 IN
RESERVATION 10,
Fronting 81 feet inches jackson Hall alley near
~ W. and imp owed by :.story brick houses
under good rental and known houses :Ss, 34u "a,
and ia jackson Hall alley. This sale presents
giant opportunity tor investment
Terms One-thirt cash, Eaance in one and two years
bearing per cent interest secured by decd OF
all at the purchasers option. deposit OF
800 each house. il sold separately, 500 all.
II III bulk. VIII lie required at the time sale
Terms to be complied with IN hieen days from
the property may be risk and oost of default
pure haseI. .cCnyey ancins and 4ng
cnasers cost. EAICLlFFE, DARl L CO.,
SaI,, l.Is Anr.in
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at Fort Monroe who have done little but dis
cuss the outcome of the trial
MIR. Hannegan and Senator Voorhees, left for
Washington before hearing the verdict.
How THE JURY STOOD.
When the jury went out five of their number
were in favor Of imposing light punishment.
while the remainder were for acquttal. Four
or five attempts were made before an agree
ment was reached. After supper the courts
instructions were read again and interpreted to
mean that they must either convict or acquit
OF murder in the first degree. As no one APP
parently had even thought of conviction in the
first degree the verdict as rendered was soon
agreed upon.
Tony Hams is now at the Hygeia with his
family, and as yet his plans for the future are
decidedly vague. V.K.
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Army OISlara

Leave Of absence for three months, to take
effect when his services can be spared by his de-
partment commander, is granted Second Lieut..
George W. Kirkman, first infantry.
First Lieut.. Benjamin s. Viewer, first infantry,
having been absent from duty over three
months without leave, is dropped from the rolls
Of the army for desertion, as of this date.
Capt Hugh G.. Brown, twelfth infantry is
detailed as u member OF the army retiring board
at Fort Leavenworth. Kan. vice Capt. John f.
Stretch, tenth infantry hereby relieved.
Second Lieut.. Frank W. Ellis, second infan-
try, will report i'll person to Brig. Gen, John q.
Brooke, president Of the army retiring board
ut Omaha, Neb., for examination by tho board
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Aucnoneer..

TWO FRAME HOUSES, NOS. l6lO AND 1912 E
STREET SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SFPTFNBFR
TwENTi-FIFTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, We Will OF Ter
for sale, In front of the premises,
ORIGINAL LOT 5,
IN SQUAhE 1880,
Fronting on street and running back to alley.
This property will he sold entire or divided as
may be desired.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in one and two
years. secured by deed Of trust the property
sold. or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
deposit OF 500 on each house ured the
sale. II the terms sale complied with m
fifteen days from the day Of sale right
sell the property at the risk and the
purchaser after ave days advertisement
IN some newspaper published in Washington. ID {. All
ccnveyancinx ami recording at the Of the pur-
chaser. RADCLIFFE, DAkR A. CO
>el2d6ds Au,-tloneers
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuenOnssn:

TRUSTEES SALE OF AFINE RESIDENCE No. SOC
STREET NORTHEAST, LOT No. ;6. SQUARE
$40. IMPROVED BY TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING.
By viltue of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Liber
1916 folio 1863 ct seq OF the land records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and at tie written of the
party secured thereby We Will SILL At pubic auction.
in front OF the premises, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBEt:
TWIN Il-t IkSI. 1871. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ. lot 81 IN Della Chappel's subdivision
certain lots in 80. is recorded in
Office OF the surveyor Tor the District of Columbia In
book To- TOTO liI.
Terms: One-third cash, of which 500 must be paid
at the time OF sale balance III two equal nstanents
in and two years. Tor which the purchaser
bearing interest day Of and secured by deed
OF trust the property Sold will be taken. all
cash at the option of purchaser. All conyeyancing
and recording at purchasers COS. II terms
complied with within ten days from day OF sale tie
property will be sod at risk and cost of defautng
purchaser after i've days public advertisement.
HENRY NJ. BAKER. [ r...
THOMAS II. CALLAS,S irus'ees'
DUNCANSON BROS. Auc.ioneers seo-dSds
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on 4 STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Co!uAbis passed on the 9th day Of Sep
wherein Lydia B. NELL is coiapiainant and Joseph
II. NJ. Cross ct q. defendants. the undersigned
trustee vie oner Tor sale Al uoe auct,on in front Of
TEMBEl. TWEEN rY-sECoND. 4. p. 1881, Ar FIVE
ington city. District o. Columbia. known and DIS
tnguised part OF lot numbered eight o. in sQ,,are
numbered i've hundred and tfty-eght C,iS), begin
ming point on the north line o; said square twenty
seven CD feet west Oh its northeast corner and rum
ning thence south seventy tO) ieet ten l0) inches
thence in southwes.warJiy direction parallel the
north line OF lot numbered nine co thirteen Q3 feet
three CD inches. thence north ssventyone CID feet
and ten O) inches thence along tie north line said
10, east thirteen 3l aeet to tbs place beginning;
continuing about l,uOU square feet OF ground, Inn
proved by frame building known - No 2O0 street
northwest.
Terms OF sale onet third cash. the balance in SIX CD
and twelve (l2) months the deferred payments bear
ing interest At the rate q per cent per from
the premises sold or ~ cash. At the purchasers op
i struck OF Terms q sale % b complied xith IN
the right T. resell the property at the sk and
rscorling, &C.. as the purshsssEs cyst
esa0dkds $50 ID st. q. v.
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William IIaesler was stabbed ten times and
fatally injured Sunday at Chicago while inter-
feriilg in fight between Daniel David, Mrs.
David and brothcr-in-law.
The cigar manufacturers of Boston have ac-
cepted the price list for packers, which
raises wages 10 per cent
Holiister i Jewels saw mill, near SAINT Ste
Marie, Mich, was burned Sunday morning.
LOSS 500 900.
The editors Of eleven newspapers in New
York and Pennsylvania met on Monday at Biug
hamton, N. Y, and formed u press association
to facilitate news gathering.
Thos. Mott, a leading banker and prominent
republican politician, died ut Oswego, N. u,
yesterday, aged sixty-iye years.
Tom Mccarthy of Boston and Billy Smith Of
Australia. heavy weights, fought for 81 .CCc
purse at the California Club last night in San
| Francisco. Mccarthy was defeated in the
eighth round.
| The boat parade which was to have taken
place at Stockbrilge Bowl, Mass, has beer
| abandoned.
The peach crop in Chestertown, Nd, ex.
ceeded ,000. 900 baskets. Price we're poor and
| trees are being dug up.
James Wo0drum of Laurel Creek. w. Va was
| returning from church Sunday night when he
was stabbed to death BY his cousin, Harry Muir.
] dock.
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WALTEI b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

PARLoR SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN REP WITH
COVERS. FANCY AND EASY CHAIRS MICkER
koCkERS. MAkBLE-roP rABLLS, RATLST
knohEkS. WALNUT RECLINING CHAIRS
L ldSA u TABLES ,; OIL PAIITiNGs, HAND:
CARVED, WALNUT BUFFTT, EXTENSION
TABLE. WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, cor
IAGE FURNITURE, WALNUT BEDS IEADS,
BnkEAIS AND MAsHSTANDs, FOLDING
BEDS, HEATING STONES, CHIN AND GLASS
MARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c, TOGETHER
NTH MANY OTHER ARTICLES roo NJ MI r.
Gus To MENTION.
On MoNrAY. SEPTEMBER TwENTY-FIRsT,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall
sell at residence No. g4 New York between sab and
10Th sts n W: the above collert4on houseke,p ng
articles. and should command the attention
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co,
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Cor.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe Cor.
Observation-Disclosures agt Langstoff; order
allowing plaintiff to file security for costs
Taber Co. agt. Forsyth; default.
Equity CoURT-Jud1e Cor
Today-Phillips agt. Walbridge; reference to
auditor. Alexander agt. Smith: trustee directed
to pay monthly expenses. Abbott agt. Abbott;
decree of divorce. Smith agt. Smith; do.
Cross agt. Palmer; H. G. Mjians substituted
trustee. COnger agt. Raum: Riggs 4 Co.
allowed to intervene. Somerville agt. Boss;
W. NJ. Clayton do. Whitney agt Whitney: re-
ferred to W. Herbert Smith to take testimony.
Carroll agt. Hill; amended order for security
for costs. Cooley agt. Beall; auditors report
confirmed and distribution ordered. Peck agt
Peck; sale decreed. Watson agt. Mayse; sale of
steamer Belle L. by receiver ordered. Scott
agt. Clark; testimony ordered taken by j.
Cruikshank. Lauxman agt. Pabst Brewing
Company; final decree adjusting rights. Jen-
sen agt. Jensen; decree OF divorce.
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such testimony. And yet this man with a
coarseness have never seen equaled has In his
story placed all the oaths in Ned's mouth. l do
not think Ned swore. do not think he did. for
never have seen young man in Washington
who was Ned Hannegan's equal, mentally or
socially.
Judge Goode has asked what good a convlc-
ton would accomplish? 1t would not bring
back Ned Hannegan, true. But it may save
some one in the future The integrity and
safety Of society demands the punishment of
crime. allow no one to go farther than my
self In what will admit to be proper in a fair
and manly defense of ones own life. l would
not have Hams run from any one. but among
friends some allowance should be made. Ned
could never have struck Hams with that oar if
Hams had stepped back to the end OF the locker.
He said he would shoot if Ned struck him with
the car. but he shot before he knew whether he
was going to be struck or not.
If the defendants own story were true in
every particular, it simply shows that there
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and ID sfe N "

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO Two-sToRY AND
BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, on FOuR
AND HALF STREET BETWEES y AND U
STREETS sOUTHWEST. CONTAINING EACE
SIX ROOMS. BATH AND MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated October g. AID.
1883. and duly recorded among the land records of
the District Of Columbia, Loer No. 1852, folio 81
and at the Of the party secured there
premises. on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SECOND. 1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. lots mum
bered seventy five (1:)) and seventy (7)
subdivision OF square numbered i've hundred and
forty-six C4O) recorded in liber l;, folio 1872
the records Of the surveyors Office OF the District
Coinmbia; subject to two deeds of trust for
20 each, dated October s. lSSS, for three years,
with interest at STA go per per annuul pay able
seii-annually said trusts being secured separately
upon the aforesaid lots.
Terms: Purchaser to assume the above mentioned
deeds OF trust q: Sl each, and pay tie balance
OF the purchase money in cash deposit of 500
required on each lot at time of sale. Terms of
be colnI lied with IN ten days from day sale other
wise the property Will be sold at risk and de-
fauiting purchaser after five days advertisement.
MAHLON ASHFORD rx,...
seS-dkds LOUIS ID. MiNE, Auees'
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THOMAS BOWLING & son. Aucticnser..

BY virtue of chattel deed of trust recorded in beI
1872. folo l12. OF the District OF Columbia land
cords. and Ill consequence OF default hereunder, the
unders xned Will oler at puDllc auction on W DNES
DAY, LPTkMBEE TWENrI-1HlkD, 1891. at the
hour OF ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. Nj, the prem ses
second foor of No loi2 pennsy ivaDia avenue nolth
Washington. D. C.. the entire stock OF the print
ines Cfh e there located. Including:
BIbcock Cylinder Press,
Eclipse Press.
Half Medium Universal Job Press.
Paragon Pager Cutter,
Five Morse Power E!ectric Motor.
Shaft ng and beitIn-. Safe. Proof Press about $50
pounds Small Plea Type, UO pounds Long Primer. 40
pounds Plea, 100 pounds Brewer, ~ pounds Nonpa-
re stands. Imposing stones, l9 fonts Job Type,
Job Cabinets. Desas. Glasses. Stones. RACES. Fur
Iiture, kuIes, Leads, Paper Stock and other para.
plerna!ia incident to we-appointed printing office.
Terms of cash. ept that to larger articles
terms VIII be announced on day of sale.
Tue :,pc 10 he sod is flom Ryans foundry. Balti-
more, and has been use but = months
W. Ii lehman DONATE, Trustee
jackson II. RALSTON. Trustee,
ala Ann, ..r,,..,
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
~ 9Th AND ID Sis

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES, BEING
LOT EIGHT. IN sol ARE Ten HUNDRED AND
FIVE, On EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH ) TREE [
BE1MEEN q STREET AND MARYLAND
On MONDAY. sEPrEMBER TWENTY FIRST,
1891. al FAVE O'CLOCK z NJ. in Of tile prem
lses, We viii sell at public auction, Lot \, SQUARE
l0Q3 fronting 90 feet on Eth ct. by depth OF
ITO feet to alley.
Terms of sale: One-quarter of the purchase money
cash. goo of which must he paid At time sale
baIance tsubJect "a deed OF trus; for co. run
years at per cent interest) in and years. vi in.
terest at y per cent, pay able annually and
cured by dee of trust the property sold all cash.
at option of the purchaser All convey ancins. Nc :.
seI5dSds DIiSCANsoN BRos .uct,onaer.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, ARGUMENT.

Mr.. Voorhees, then arose and began by saying
that in this distressful business point had been
reached when ii became his duty 20 speak few
words to the jury. He did not intend to make
formal speech. He was 1ot criminal lawyer.
and ne dccried the statements tia. the jury
mast expect him to make a gCeaS speech for the
prosecution. He would not fox any cnIolumcnt
sit bcsi,o a criminaliH the court room aud plead
his case. IN this case he.egardci himself more
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY O,
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH SIkEEr BE
N Il IA I,

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BE-
TWEEN Y AND K STREETS NoRTHWEsT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
By virtue of deed Of trust to us dated March 20,
A. D. 1859. and duly recorded i'll Liuer LIZ folio 405
ct seq. one OF the land records OF the District of Coz
lumba. and at the request of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction in the
premises on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-THIRD
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1891. at FIVE
O'CLOCK +. NJ, the following piece parcel OF
property, situate the city Washington d. e., and
being Lot NO. 5 IN Robert Coltnnan, executor and
trustee, and james Adams. trustee, subdivision as
recorded in Book W f. folio ~ OF the ,cords OF the
surveyor office of the d strict Aforesaid. square
ered three hundred and nine G,09l the fronting
u y feet on l.th street by depth OF 80 feet
alley, together with the improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in ana residue in twelve 40 and eigh-
as months, with interest (ol per cent per
annulii, interest payable ssmi-annually, for which
purchaser give pronissory note, secured by deed
the properly sold. ali cash. .. option Of
purchaser. If terms OF sale not complied with
ten lU) days from day of sale trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk Of deiaultng
purchaser after hive days advertisement such
sac in some newspaper published IN Washington, d.
&. deposit OF two hundred dollars $4,000 will be re-
quired at of All convey ancing and re-
coruing at purchasers cost
e. ii. WILLIAMSON,
W. L. EDMONSToN, Z Trustees.
II, II, n W \
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az an impartial arbiter standing between the
dead and the living and unwilling to do any
thing to wrong either one. No one could be
more near and dear to him than the dead boy,
and when the news of his death was flashed
over the wiresit occurred TO him that he should
come on and SEQ whether that boy had been
fairly or fonlly dealt with. II was thirty years
since he had appeared to prosecute a case, and
the days of his ambition were gone.
If believed" said the Senator, that Ned
flanagan had been rightfuly and legally slain
J would not have been here today. l say be-
fore my God that | would not raise my hand in
sins case. Before God do not think he was
fairly slain"
In referring 70 Mr.. Goodies attacks upon Mr.
LipScOmb Senator voorhees, said that Mr.. Lips
comb deserved decoration for what he had
said in this court. If his structures had not
hurt they would not have been criticised. 1t
Is always the tree that bears the ripest and the
best irtIl. that is most attacked with clubs.
Try this case regardless of the surround
iuSs. There are mothers tears in this case.
b.; If mothers tears are to try there will
be 10 punishment mother loves her son
through all and her worst son best. Nobody
this boy than l. but if this is to acquit then
close YOUR courts. Simply find out if your
criminal his mother or respectable father
and then let him go. But is it fair to argue
upon mother tears and by them extricate o
son from the troubles into which he has in
volTcd himself by his own actions? Ii that is
fair then dissipate society. Virginia civiliza-
ton Is dead. Far be it from me to be IN
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Hotel at Meridian, Miss, Burned.

The new and elegant Southern Hotel at
Meridian. Miss. costing Sl5O.0OO just nearing
completion, caught fire at $50 Monday night.
creating widespread fear of a general contagra-
ton. No less than five accidents occurred
during the progress Of the fire. w. A. Royce,
treasurer Of the Meridian Drug Company, fell
from the fourth floor, receiving serious injuries.
II. E. Davidson. a fireman, fell five floors
through an elevator, fracturing his skull. The
others are not thought TO be seriously injured.
The fire originated in the fifth floor.
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ACOUITTAL OF HAMS.
The Jury Accepts His Plea That He Shot In
Self-Defense.

IT WAS rrrHER HANGING on AcoUTTrAL. TIE
JrRoRs THoUOHr. ACCORDING TO IHs ISsTRrC-
Tons OF Taz COURT. SSp THEY WERE ALL
UNITED AGAINST TIE FORMER
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@16-d&is
I ATIMER q SLOAN. Aucuoneer..

CARRIAGE AND SCI DOUBLE HARNESS,
BEING lhE PROPERTY OF An ARMY oFFI-
CIR AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
%, 0n SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER NINETEENTH.
1871. Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at our carnage
oUT RESERVE the above team.
ALSO,
10 cover advances and other charges l Victoria
several Doctors Bueges, Pha.tons. surrey, BUSHES
&C: s!so a me new kensington and a CAnopy-top
selb,t lkIIMERk SInaN
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was rowing. When asked whether an oar could
be raised in the time that he was looking away
from the boat he said that such thing was
quite impossible. The story of the rowing, tso,
is vOuched for by young Evans.
I'VE are asked" said Mr.. Voorhees,, "why we
did not cross-examine the defendant. Simply
because we knew what he would say and we ex-
pccted him to bay just what he did. But we
knew full well that he WAS contradicted all
through by all our witnesses. by Lincoln SRith.
by the position of the dead body. by the posi-
ton Of the sail and by every feature Of the
case. We are asked by Mr.. Shillington why did
We not ask him as to his manner Of life and
prove what his character was. 1t was because
1t was not our part. Proof of good character
Is always proper testimony in a case of this
SOFT to be introduced by the defense. Yet here
is a man of twenty-four. who is left naked of a
character il ever q man was. So near to Wash
lngton, where he was well known. why did not
the defense try to show that he had a good
reputation for peace and good behavior? II he
had had such reputation it would have been
proved here. for every one knows the value Of
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auct,oneers.

R'1011fH u DA'SfS " CT huCt3OHeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoyED REAL
ESTATE ON n. NINTH AND TEN1H STREETS
SOUTHEAST BY AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree OF tine supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed July 10, 1891. in equity
cause l2isS. doc. 81, Browning De Nesie ct al.
will sell at public auction IN front of the Premises
OH III UkSDAl. The 1NENII-FOURTHD DAY tAF
SEPTEMBER, 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. one
undivided half inter ST in lots l, >. s. 1, q, g. 81
10. ~ and p in square .k3, the Of Washing
ton Dstric. OF Columbia, and being the undivided
haf interest in said lots as d. sred and embraced
deed OF trust from Thomas J. Miller and wife to
William ID. Cassin dated July q. 1s1. and recorded
in liDer 10. folio 34O Ell OF the land records
OF the District of oluIabia tue undersigned being the
substitute trustee under SAID deed OF trust.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money 10
be paid in cash and the residue equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months, respectively with
interest from the day Of sale. to be secured by
proved notes and reserved lien the property sold.
deposit of 500 will be required at time of sale. Ali
conveyanciug at cost of purchaser. Terms OF sale
DE complied with ia fifteen days from day of safe or
property will he resold at risG and cost efa uting
purchaser. JUDSON L. GULL. Trustee,
sell-dkds Fendall building.