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Ex-Secretary Fairchild's Silver Purchase
Plan.

AA-SecIetAry Falrcn1iOS silver Purchase
Plan.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of Provi-
dence last night gave a complimentary dinner
to the Hon. Charles S. Fairchild, ex-Secretary
Of the Treasury. Franklin Owen presided and
about seventy guests sat down to table. Ex-
Secretary Fairchild spoke upon silver and cur
rency. After discussing the function of cur
rency and pointing out the importance to the
business world of maintaining gold basis the
ex-Secretary said: MY proposition is that the
Secretary of the Treasury should be allowed to
buy silver bullion to an unlimited extent; then
to issue silver certificates against it or coin GER
tificates, but to have a safety valve which would
stop the process when the business OF the coun-
try demonstrated that the issue of silver had
gone far enough. The maximum of silver beyond
the outstanding certificates, might be held by
the treasury. When 10000, 900 OF silver had
accumulated it would be warming that the
business of the country was getting more silver
than it needed. Then let the purchase Of
bullion cease until the surplus diminished to
S5,OO0.0OO, when the purchase might begin
again. 1t is not question of sentiment, but
OF what kind Of tools shall be used in the trans
action of business"
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The Morton Cadets, Fair.

The fair of the Levi p. Morton Cadets, now
in progress at the Masonic Temple, is meeting
with great success. Last night the attendance
was very large and the different booths were
literally patronized. Aclass of Prof. Sheldon's
pupils gave pleasing exhibition of fancy dane
ing and after 10 o'clock dancing was generally
INDUCED in. The young gentlemen of the
cadet corps deserve praise for their energy and
courage in projecting this fair and their friends
assert that it will result in handsome addi-
ton to their corps fund. The number and lib
erality of the buyers present last evening seem
to justify this prediction.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOnssrs:

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts. m nrSs.ss
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A New Inves,ment Companv Orranized.

View Investment Company Organized.
The Brighton Park Mutual Home and Invest
ment Company was organized at public meet
ing held last evening at Rifles Hall by the
election of the following board of directors: W.
Kesley Shoef, Edward Graves James E. Waugh,
j. NJ. Baldwin, j. H. Flanagan and F. H. Smith
Of Maryland. and ]. S. Swormstedt, A. Burg
dorf, B. F. Leighton, j. G. Hester and Thomas
r. Brooks. Mr.. I. NJ. Baldwin of Laurel, Md,
presided, George W. Evans was SECRETARY and
+. A. Sitter treasurer.
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Gen. Hampton's Farewell to Politics.
The celebration Of the hundredth anniver-
sary Of the first meeting of the legislature in
Columbia, s. c., began yesterday. At IL O'Clock
. parade escorted Gen. Wade Hampton, orator
Of the day, to the fair grounds. Gen. Hamp-
ton said his political career was ended. On the
speakers stand were Gov. Tillman and staff,
Senator VI c. Butler. Maj. W. II. Brawley. Col
William Elliott. ex-Gov. H. s. Thompson Gen.
Joseph H. Earle and other distinguished guests
A peoples ball was held last night at the fair
grounds The celebration will continue three
days and close with Q grand display of fire.
works Friday night
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Transfers Of Real Estate,

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: W. s.
Thompson ct al to Hannah Mcclure, pts. l and
2, 50. $50; S1,750. ]. E. Beall to G. NJ Evans.
lot 20, blk. 1, Fairview Heights; 5. Same to
c. II. Barrick, sub IL. 50. 27s; s.. J.P.v.
Ritter to ]. F. Duhamel. sub A. 50. s2l; 81, 495.
]. F. Duhamel to Henry E. Kalusowski ct al,
in trust. same property; s.. N. Herfurth to
]. b. Nicholson, pit. 2, SO. 537; 800. N. f.
Herfurth to same. pit 16, do; 8.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. The EVENING STAR is everywhere recog-
nized 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 it regularly. 1t
Is therefore much the best advertising medium
IN the city; and, in proportion to circulation,
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Last evening VIM. Free of S07 street north
west was arrested by Officer Boland, at the re-
quest of his friends, as he was evidently becom-
ing insane. Mr.. Free is an iron worker and was
once before insane. having some years ago at
tempted suicide, and on that occasion Officer
Lotus hal a fearful tussle with him. His con-
diticn had so much improved that he was dis
charged from the asylum, but owing to anxiety
about his work the malady has returned, and
it was feared last night that he wanted to take
the life of his wife. He was locked 10.
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3 BENsINGER, Aucuoneer.
~ cz@<SoxxSO1zks
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
No. go La AVE. =
6 Arrfl1p sSle every TuEsDAi, THuEsDAr AND
IN the Bazaar always for sale from twenty to forty
head Of HorDes Mares and Mules, Coupe Horzes. Dr1v
Turnouts SOLD solely tor want Of use.
ALSO
A. auction New and secona-hand CaxriAges Phaetona
Bug1es Wagons. Harness. he, &c. This 10 the only
suction devoted exclusively the sale Of Horses and
Carriage: in ths city, and n the right pace to ezthsr
'us % 'sl ALSO
private ale q AZ tmss the most eomplete stock Of
Nehicles 70 be found in tho city Coupes Victorian
eurreys. Phaetons Bugeisa, Crown Prince Csrriazes,
sa.atogs sureys Buckbosrds. Pssssnger Wsgonettss.
Dayton wagons. Farm Wagons, Road Cara. HaxnseB
Of every Dsscx1pt1on. aaddles. h.. kc:
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In the High School tennis tournament yester-
day preliminary round C. H. Cooke defeated
Thompson, Ga, Ga; Gregg defeated E. H.
Cook, GA, GO. Armes defeated Towner, GO.
6-1; Ritter defeated Chevney, 81, 6-2; Hills
defeated Knight. go, 60.
In the first round Clark defeated Smart 6-3,
6-2; Ritter defeated Cheyug. o.; Gregg de-
feated II. X. Cook, go, go, and FISHERMAN de-
feated Ogden, SO, 1-6
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Nature plays many pranks with her children
One Of the strangest is that Of Herr Bismarck.
young German, who has been twice ship
wrecked at sea. He styles himself 1.-The Man
with the Hollow Head, :" and while to all APP
pearsnces he is possessed Of an ordinary era
mum, he passes silver wires through his ewes
and brings them out through his mouth. He
also performs tricks Of magic. He will appear
at the Globe Theatcr next Friday night
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ADJOINING THE FREE BRIDGE ON VI
STREET IN GEORGETOWN, KNOWN AS THE
OLD FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOMESTEAD.
District of Columbia. dated OCtober 49, lss passed
in equity No. lG.s docket a. will sell on
WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY,
A. ID. 1871. IN front of the premises. at Five
O'CLOCK =. M. all the risht, title and interest the
parties TO said cause in and 20 all the following do
scrlhed real estate in Georgeown. District of Colum-
bis. to WIT: Parts Of lots numbered eleven. twelve.
Leld and Deakins addition 20 Georgetown Beginning
the south side OF Bridge street the north
said lot fifteen and running with said south
line of Bridge street 24O feet less. 10 the
boundary line OF the property formerly owned by Vim.
l. Dyer, thence south by and with said boundary
line to the north liue of the nd condemned Tor
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal thence west by and
line of Lngan street. and thence with said east
line north the place Of beginning. PORTION Of said
property being improved by q large brick house.
shops. &c.
Terms as prescribed by said decree one-thrd Of the
purchase money cash and the balance In three equal
months respectively the day OF sale. for which
prUmssory notes snail be given 20 bear interest Mt
teit per annuIn from the day Of sale and 10 be-
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold.
the option the purchaser. the whole any greater
proportion than third OF the purchase money mag
be paid in cash deposit Of 500 will lie uired a
the time Of sale. All couveyancng and recording tote
no: complied with IN ten days from the day OF sale the
property will be resOd at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulng purchaser after days notice IN The Even
ing Star. JESSE IA. WILSON. Trustee.
1918 Con9rrss ST. and Fendal building.
CHARLES II. CRA6IN, Trustee,
a. A 4. U~r- usr.arF -
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1HANCERY sALEOF FOUR UNIMPROvED LOTS
~ IL C0LUMBJA HEIGHTS. sITUATED on
STREET NEAR 14TH STREET EXTENDED
AND ON KENESAW STREET NEAR 18TH

u il COLUMBIA HEIGHTs. SITUATED on
STREET NEAR I4TH STREET EXTENDED
AND ON KENESAW STREET NEAR 18TH
STREET EXTENDED.
By virtue of order of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. made on the 24th day of jan
uary. 1891. in equity No. II. SD wherein Glenn
ent W. Ferguson and others con. pianants and
Arthur E. Bateman and others defendants shall
sell to the highest bidder front of the premises
THURSDAY. THE FOUKTEENIH DAY OF MAY.
1891. commencing QUARTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
OF WASHINGTON, District OF Columbia Lots numbered
thirteen u3) ten Q0) and four "a in block number
thrtyse Go, and lot numbered two CD in block
numbered twenty three CID Of John Sherman. Trus-
Pleasant Plains. said subdivision being known Co
lulnbia Heights.
Lot l3. block 81. contains 10. 312L square feet.
Lot 10, block 80, contains IT, .,5O square feet.
Lot 4. block %. contains y. 3Si y square feet.
Lot = block %, contains A.. E2S square feet.
The said lots will be sold separately and will be Of
fered for sale In the order above given.
Terms OF sale as to each lot: Onethird cash and the
balance in two equal installments in and two
years. to he secured by the pronissory of the
purchaser and deed Of trust on the property sold and
to bear interest at per cent per annum until paid
payable sei-annuay. or all cash. At the option OF
tire purchaser. A cash deposit wild be, re-
lot u, block 81. $3.50 on lot 10. block 81 s9c0;
on lot block 80. ~ 20; and on lot :. block 81, 5000
from day OF SAFE the evers the right to
sell at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
All conyeyancnx and recording at the expense Of the
purchaser or purchasers.
Corcoran building. R.co,vo-.
JOHN q. HEALD.
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers. ap27-eoms&d
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pArCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auciioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
DWELLING HOUSE NEAR IOWA CIRCLE

pwELLING HousE NEAR IOWA cis ai1l
No. l306 STREET.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust recorded in Liter No
Is 81 folio lH. OF the land records the District
of Columbia. viii sell at pubic auction. in
Of the premises. on MONDAY: MAY EIGHTEENTH.
1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. lot numbered 81 in
Fannie A. Moore al. subdivision squAre Pa in
Washington city. ID. G, improved by thnee-siory
brick dwelling house. No. LOG L street north
Terms: one-third cash. and balance six and
tweive months, with interest at Ter cent pr
NUN from day of sale. all cast II desired $50
deposit required at time Of hid. and terms To be-
piled with IN ten days. rigt rived to resell the
risk and cost of defauting purchaser. All convey
ancing and recording AZ purchasers expense. y b
Sale made subject TO two deeds Of trust Liners lsla
and 12r,0. iolios IA and 800. respectively which
secures the Equitable Cooperative Bui ding
ton co. go. b. n. ROBERTSON.
GILMAN NJ. FAGUE.l TTustees.
myf,-eod&ds l5l5 n y
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THOMAS BOWLING b SON. Auctioneera

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
EAST SIDE OF THIRTY-SECOND STREET
lHIGHl IN GEORGETOWN, d. c.. ABOVE
On THURSDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH, 1891,
at SIX O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises. will
sell part Of lot No 81 in square no. fronting q
inches on the east side of High S2d street by q
depth of 1:U feet improved by q brick blacksmith
and wheelwright shop.
Terms: One-th CASH balance six and twelve
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust
the property, or all cash, at the option Of the pur
chaser. deposit Of 800 required at the time of
sale. ALI cOnveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. THOMAS BOWLING b son,
mYS-dGuS AucfiOnaera
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T ATIMER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two DESIRABLE ORIG
1NAL LOTS OF GROUND ON Nj STREET BE
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE ORIG.
1NAL LOTS OF GROUND ON NJ STREET BE
STREETS WEST.
By virtue of the powers in us vested under certain
deed in trust dated March IA, 1890. duly recorded
among the land records Of the District of Columbia.
and upon the request of parties interested therein
viii offer tor sale at public alclion IN front OF tue
1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all Of original lots
numbered eighteen QSl and nineteen (l9), in square
numbered si1 hundred and twenty tos1l in the city
said lot n9.nbered eighteen QS viz Five 90 feet and
inS on Pierce street and sxtendng back with that
These lots are admirably situated and have total
frontage OF hundred and thirty eight lS)eet and
10 inches IA street northwest extending south
wardly to Pierce street. They will first be offered
WHOLE and II not sold they will then be offered in
detail.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In and two years
from day of SALE with interest per cent for which
the notes Of the purchaser viii be the
property, all cash. at the purchasers option II
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
faulting purchaser alter fve days advertisement of
such resale. All conveyancng and Regarding Will be
at purchasers cost. and deposit Of 600 each lot
j. " RITTER,
No. lS2l It'll st. n. ". ! r,,,.....
myedAds No $50 18th st.nw.
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Hurt NV Falling Timber

Yesterday Edward Davis was slightly hurt by
the breaking of scaffold on the building at
14th and streets, a piece of timber falling
on his head and cutting it. DIR. Hale at the
Emergency Hospital attended him and he was
sent to his home, AIS AZ street southwest.
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nUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneers. - =
~ 9th and d streefs .. a.
EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEES SALE OF pEsrRA-
BILE UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE. SIfCATE
u

EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEES SALE OF pEsrRA-
BILE UNIMPROYED REAL ESTATE, SITCATE
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF kORId
CAPITOL AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and BY virtue Of the power and authority
kqgper., deesased; I shall, on TUESDAY: THE
HALF-PAsT. FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. in front Of the
premises sell at public auction. all that piece par
Gel of land described as part OF lot TWENTY-FIVE.
IN SQUARE SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY, front
ing one hundred and thirty six feet North Capitol
street and seventy feet on North NJ street.
Terms OF sale: onethir cash. balance in equal In
stanents al one and two years. with interest ct the
rate OF per cent Per annufn. payable semi annually,
secured 3y deed OF trust upon property sod. or Az
cash. AT the optlon OF the purchaser Adeposf OF ESQ
viii be required at place of sale. AL conyeyancing
and recording 70 be at cost of purchaser lerls Of
right reserved 70 resell the property at risk and cost Of
deauluns purchaser after hve days advertisement MT
Of such reseie In some newspaper pubished IN wash
ington. D. c. HENRY RuPPkkI.
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PURLIc SALE OF OLD .I MAIERIHL AT THE


u NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, Dc;-NAhf
accordance th the provisions OF the second section
the of Congress. approved AUGUST 5, 1ss2. Stat
utes at Large vol. - pasre .6. and the making
appropriations for the naval service for the fiscal year
ending June 20. 1syl. and for other purIoses, APP
proved June 30. 1890 there Will be sold a the Navy
Yard. WASHINGTON. u. c., MAY TWENTf-ElGHTH.
1891. certain material belonging 20 the navy.
denned for therein. consisting of quantity
OF steel borins and other small D. amount
ing about 400 pounds The sale will be for cash.
the highest bidder ton by scaled proposals the
purchase OF the material. The proposals must be
Duplicate nclosed In an enrelope. indorsed:
Proposals the purchase of old material the
Navy YARD. " sshngton, d. G.. to BE- opened MAJ Is,
ls9i and must reach the once Of the paymasfer Of
tie yard not later then 1e O'Clock noon the above
date. when bids will he publicly opened deposir Of
per OF the value OF 11s zoo pounds the price
bad mus; accompany each bid security for the pay
ment the balance and the removal the material
within ten days iron date Of bid This do
post viii be forfeited tothe United States event %
failure such balance and nah within tho
time stated Deposits accompanying bids not acepeo
will DO returned These depoets will be made with
the paymsster OF the yard The material vii De sod
IL hes and ust be removed without expenss 20 the
government The right 10 reject any all nads n re-
j. II. sOI.EY Acting secretary Of the Navy.
n1y4-2a
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Auctioneera

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORIAL
ING.
By virtue Of decree of the Equity Court Of the Su-
greme Court Of the District OF Columbia filed April
q. 1891, in equity No. 1l944, entitled John
Meany vs. John Cumberland ct a; the nndersis ned
Will sell on the premises on THURSDAY, MAY
FOURTEENTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
east half front by the depth Of original lot two 2 and
the east half front by the depth original lot five (
square twenty-five CD Washington. d C.. said part
OF lot two CD. fronting thirty eight c}S) feet %
inch on Water street by depth Of about
hundred and sixty Q6 feet. and the east half of said
lot ive 90. fronting thirty five 1851 feet nine CD
inches on street by depth OF one hundred and ten
1O feet said of lots adjoining each other at the
The undersigned the righs to offer said
pieces separately or a whole
Terms Of sale Unethird cash. one-thir in year
and one-thrd in two years. bear interest and de-
terred payments to be by deed trust tho
premises sod. or all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser at the time OF sale If terms Of sale are no.
complied with within days trustees reserve right
to sell at defaulting purchasers risk and cost All
conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON II. kALSTON. Trustee,
sun BUILDING. 1877 + st. n.
ROBERT CHkISTY, Trustee,
ynVA VrrH
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Judge Montgomery Gone to Michigan.
Judge Montgomery has 80 far recovered from
his late severe illness that he was able to start
on visit to his old home at Lansing. Mich,
yesterday. From there he will 90 to Lake
Maekinaw and il is probable that he will not
return until the fall.
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myl2-dSds Mich. j. CoLBFRT''l Trustees
RADCLIFFE. DARR Co. Aas,qpeer..

* AASLifHL, DARK Co. AuctioneersL
- GeO la. n
REsTEEs, SALE OF BOILER. ENGINE, PUMPS,
SANS, MACHINERY. &c. CONTAINED IN
MD ABOUT The PREMISES HERETOFORE
hNOMN AS THOS. b. CROSS, JR. y, LUMBER
YARD, MILL AND WHARF PROPERTY, AT
HE FOOT OF FOURTH STREET EAST. By
By virtue chattel deed of trust given to ms and
dnly recorded in Liber No. l4,s. folio 474 ct seq.
one OF me land re- ords of the District OF Columbia
VII sell hy LnBLIC AUCTION IN, on AND ABOUT
IIf HE PREMISES HERETOFORE KNOWN AS
MILL AND WHARF PROPERTY, AT The FOOT
VI ,EoIHIH STREET. last. AT ITS JUNCTION
MI II Gl-OkeIA AVENUE AND THE EASTERN
BkANCHOf THE POTOMAC RIVER. ON MONDAY,
M iEIiTHTIE, l 1881. AT TEN O'CLOCK
seHeduie A. attached TO said deed OF trust viz:
oNE ENDLESS BE ID ONE VARIETY SAW,
- lFLANEk. ONE RI SAW,
0NE BolLER, ONE DOUkEN PUMP.
00NNEE s sSWWi Thhii,rr ANN oNL MoLDING Nj A
SAWS, ONE MATCHING MA
BE AND SAWS. oNE Wo6D-sPLITTING
ONE VARIETY MOL MACHINE.
DEB, ONE jig SAW
oNE MORT1C1NG MA ONE BAND SAW
To which invite the general attention Of machin-
ISIS mil men. wood and coal dealers and persons in
search of machinery. "
Terms: Cash on the day of sale.
RICHARD E. PAIRo.
JOHN n. CLARKE.
RADCLIFFE. pARR tt9 GSe.
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Sad Death Of q Child.

The little three-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kittron of COS Maryland avenue south
west was badly burned on Tuesday by setting
his clothes on fire with match and died yes
terday after suffering for twenty-four hours.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
CHAs. W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker.
- + az -

VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON STREET BE-
TMEEN 18th AND 18TH STREET NORTH.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOUR.
TENTH, 1891. AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in
front of the premises
PART OF LOT ID, SQUARE 100,
FRONTING ~ FEET INCHES ON ST. WITH
DEPTH OF 81 FEET. This lot is one of the finest
in the city, being in the most fashionable neighbour
hood, near many fine and costly private residences
and it is seldom opportunity Il offered buy such
property by public sale.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
with secured by deed Of trust the
800 required at time of sale. Terms to be Compiled
with in fifteen days from the day of sale. the right
Is reserved to resell at the risk and the default
ng purchaser. All conveyancing, &C.. at purchaser
cost. kATCLIFFE DARR 4 CO.
myG-dGdS
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AUCTION SALES.
timer 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED RESIDENCE Pro
EkTY. SITUATE 81 THk NoRTHkAsT GO

EkTY. SITUATE 81 The NOkTHEAsT COR
NER or SEVENTEENTH AND CORC0RAN
On TTEsAY; MAY NISETEENTA. 1901. 4 SIX
front of the premises sub lot o. in square 179 'front.'
ing 81 feet 18th street by depth Of g. ~ feet to
dwelling and store.
The neighborhood and SURROUNDINGS are excelent.
and 1t offers musua. opportunity to obtain me
sits Tor home or GOOD CHANCE for Investment.
Terms: One-third ca5A. balance, in one. two and
three years with interest," and secured by . deed Of
trust on the property. all cash. All conveyancing
and recording cost purchaser. Abstract title
Will oe furnished at time Of SALE and terms to be
Piled with in hfteen days from day OF sale the prop
erty may Be resold cost Of dekauiting purchaser
goo VII be required when the property > struck Cd.
myl2-ds LATIAE8 . SLOAN Ancts.
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Col. COckerlll Retires,

From the New York Sun.
Col. John A. Cockerill, who has been identi-
fed with the World since it was purchased by
Joseph Pulitzer, about eight years ago. sew
cred his connection with that paper last Satur-
day.