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Springer. ''to be recorded as voting for Mr.
Crisp" The vote of Mr.. Springer nominated Mr..
Crisp, and the applause which greeted its an
nouncement was deafening. A dozen members
rushed simultaneously to grasp the Illinoisian's
hands. and he was the recipient Of an enthusi-
astic ovation from the supporters Of Mr.. Crisp.
Messrs Busey and Stewart of Illinois, Kribbs Of
Pennsylvania and Holman Of Indiana followed
their candidate, and after Mr.. Springers with
drawai voted with him for Mr.. Crisp. Messrs.
Snow Of Illinois. Bryan Of Nebraska and Martin
and Patton Of Indiana remained on the record
as voting for Mr.. Springer, SO that the result Of
the final and decisive ballot was az follows
Crisp, ll9; Mills, .105; Springer, 4, and Ste
vens- /.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL
The detailed vote was as follows:
For Crisp: Messrs. Anderson. Alexander
Allen. Amerman, Bacon, Bankhead, Beeman.
Beltzhoover, Bentley, Blanchard, Blount,
Cadmus, Campbell, Castle, CatchinSa. Clark,
(Ala-). Cobb Gala. u Cochran, Compton. Cowles
Crawford. Cummings, Daniel, Donovan. Dun
gan, Dunphy, Durborow, Edmunds. Elliott
Ellis. English. Epes, Everett, Fellows, Fitch,
Forney, Fowler, Gantz. Geissenhainer. GILES
pie, Goodnight, German, Grady, Greenleaf
Hallowell. Hatch, Haynes, Hemphill, Hender-
son IN. c., Herbert, Holman, Houk (Ohio),
tombstone Is. G. Jones, Kribbs, Lawson va
lawson (Ga.), Layton. Lester Va-l Lester
McAieer, Mcclellan. Mcdonald. McGann
Mckay. McRae, Montgomery, Moses, Oates,
OFerrall. Cultivate, Owens, Page Or. IL,
Page lMd.) }, Pattison, Paynter, Peel. Pendle-
ton. Pierce, Price. Rainier, Reilly, Richardson.
Eobertson, Rockwell. Rusk, She'll Shively
Springer, Stackhouse. Stahlnscker, Stevens,
steward GIL }, Stockdale, Stout, Stump, Tars.
ney, I1liman, Turner, Turpin, Van Horn, War.
wick. Washington, weadock, Wheeler iAla-) y
whiting; Williams On. c. Wilson (Mo.)
Winn and Youmans-Il9.
For Mills: Messrs. Abbott, Andrew. Arnold
Baboitt. Bailey. Barwig. Bland. Boatner, Bow,
ridge (Ky.), Bretz, Bricknsr. 6rookshire
Brown. Brumer, Bunting, Bushnell, Butler
Bynum. Cable, Caminette, .Caruth, Cate
Causey, Chaplin, Chapman, Clancy, Cobb ono. \,
Coburn, Coolidge, Coombs, Cooper, Covert
berson, Dearmand, Dsforest Dicksrson, Dixon
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W. L. Sargent. traffic manager of the Kansos
City, Fort Scott and Memphis railroad, died in
Kansas City at s:45 o'clock yesterday morning.
He was probably the best-known traffic man
ager in the west. For Eve years no was gen.
eral freight and passenger agent Of the entire
Sante Fe system. He has been in the railway
service since 1861, beginning as local ticket
agent Of the old Indianapolis and Cincinnati
road in Cincinnati. He was fisty-five years
old aud had been in failing health for the past
two years.
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MR.. HATCH SATISFIED.
He Was Drunk and Jack Ashton Had the Best
of the Fight.

John L. Sullivan departed from San Francisco
for southern California yesterday morning in a
state Of helpless drunkenness. He came to the
ferry boat in hack and was lugged on board
like a sack of wheat Sullivan bore evidence of
having been in fight. 1t is said Ashton and
Sullivan got into an alteration over their cups
at Sausalito on Sunday. Ashton was, compar-
atively speaking, sober, while John L. was
drunk. Words led to blows, and the "big
fellow" was knocked down. He arose and a
rough-and-tumble fight ensued. in which Ash
ton got far the better Of it. Friends rushed in
and separated the pair, and John was finally
persuaded to 60 home. His cheek was marked
and claret was drawn from his nose. Ashton
remained in SausalitO and enjoyed himself for
the rest Of the day. He and Sullivan have not
met since. Sullivan was drunk nearly all last
week. but managed to sober up every night for
the theatrical performance. He seems to have
completely lost his grip since his failure to get
on u match with Slavin.
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Banqueting British Fighters,

Frank p. Slavin and Charlie Mitchell, the
pusilists. were given farewell banquet Satur-
day at the National Sporting Club in London
previous to their departure to America.
George Vie was in the chair and PONY
Moore acted as vice chairman. Slavin, in
reply to q toast, said that their American tour
was intended for not only honor and
glory, but also what was commonly
known as ''the needful." Mitchell said
he expected his knowledge of the ropes in
America would be beneficial. The two will sail
ON Wednesday.
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Russell Sage Relates His Experience.


Mr.. Russell Sage, in describing his meeting
with the man who tried to blow him up with
dynamite, says: The fellow handed me
paper. He was rather good looking, about
thirty years Of age, fairly well dressed and with
nothing about him to indicate the devil in his
brain. took the paper and read this: Il de-
mand Of you 9, 200, 900. II you do not give
It to me at once have ten pounds of dynamite
in my bag, with which will blow this building
and its five hundred inhabitants to DEATH To
say that was thunderstruck would be putting
it mildly. but controlled myself and said
would see him in two minutes. As was about
to leave he said: Nc. now Ireplied: DO
I look like man who would not keep his
word!' For answer he took out of his bag o
large glass globe. This he held in his out
stretched hand, ready to drop if the money was
not instantly forthcoming. I took two steps
nediately dropped the globe and the most ter
rife explosion followed"
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THOMAS BOWLING & son. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY IN BELAIk HEIGHTS AT


I'M, and duly recorded in Liber l7 at folios 4J6
ct seq. and a1S ct seq, respectively of the and
records of the District Of Columbia. aud at the re-
quest of the parties secured thereby will sell
the premises FRIDAY. DECEAi BcR ElGHTkE \
dec. 49, 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. all OF lots
1. anu IN block /, and all of lots u. Z, and in
block in Gardiner e. huObards subdivision OF parts
Q! .iis .Faeus .. anc .nown as Prospect
Duinbalton." and .bealls lot." said subdivision be-
in IlUer County No. T. 20. of the records the
Surveyors office of the District OF Columbia Said
lots front Mass. extended and very de-
sirab.e as building sites.
Terms: OLe-third cash, balance in equal INSTALL
ments in l. and 3 Years at u per cent, secured
deed OF trust on the property ~od, ali cash Mt the
option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500 required
each lot time of sale. All conyeyancinx and
OrGing at purc haser's cost.
JANIS L. FITCH. Trustee,
18TH and Penn. aye.n.w.
W. RILEY DEkBLE. Trustee.
A.
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
L. AZ

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN The COUNTY OF WASHING
TON. MAR THE CHI ETZEN PARK, BEING
Slg FARRAGUT STREET
We will sell at public auctiUn in front Of the prem
hes. on MONDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, A. ID. 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. /,
Lot OF the subdivision of lot 9. block lS of Todd
X Lrown's subd vision of Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant
Pans about one square west OF the schuetzen Park.
Terms: CIsl above Indebtedness of IL, l.J0, Sc
cured by deed Of trust maturing in June. lSsr, and
May. il 3d. Title perfect. ConveyancIng and record
inl At purchasers cost.
dSrdlds LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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I AIIMER L SLOAN. Aucuoneers.

SPECIAL SALE OF CLOSE AND OPEN CARRIAGES,
BELONGING 10 The ESTATE OF THE LATE
ADMIRAL ID. ID. IORTER. TO WHICH HAS
BEEN ADDrD lnE CARRIAGES AND HAIR.
Mss OF GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR THE
SOUTH.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, 1891, COM
menc M at El-Eh EN- O'CLOCk A. NJ, within and "
front Of our carriage department. liza syf l533
street northwest VIII scfl the following effects:
Zine bFyucham with pole and shafts.
Tanceln Hgi,-wheel Cart with Harn
Coupe kOckaway. ~ A. j. Joyce.
brewster Zone many Buggy.
kensington ayons.
Clarence Carriage, by Wood Bros.
Park Phaeson. 4-seat Coach.
2 Nictorias, jump seat.
Portland Cutters.
Lot Harness. &C., &c.
Fine Dayton with Horse and Harness. several Work
and Driving Horses, sc.
Terms cash.
dS-2t LATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers
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Mr.. Hatch promptly withdrew his candidacy
and cast his vote for Mr.. Crisp, and Messrs.
Byrns and Wilson Of his state delegation fol-
loved his lead and also voted for the Georgia
candidate This gave Mr. Crisp a lead of five
votes. the twenty-third ballot resulting: Crisp.
100; Mills, IS; AeNilin, 10; Springer, Is;
Stevens, l.
DRAMATIC SCENE.
Immediately after this ballot a dramatic
scene occurred. Messrs- Crisp and Hatch met
accidentally IN the lobby in the rear of the
House Instantly the Georgian grasped the
hand Of his late opponent and with beaming
face thanked him warmly for his support. The
200 spectators on the outside witnessed the
scene and the friends Of Mr.. Crisp gave a cheer
Of exultation. On the weuty-fourth ballot Mr..
Springer lost another vote and Mr.. Crisp
reaped the profit Mr.. McClelland Of Indiana
followed the lead Of Mr.. Shively and voted for
Mr.. Crisp. This was the only change but il
gave Mr.. Crisp lead Of six over Mr. Mills. the
result. being: Crisp, 10l; Mills. 50; McMillin,
10, Springer, II. and Stevens, l.
BREAK ExPEcTED.
When Mr.. Crisp's vote reached the hundred
mark the excitement was intense, and there
was general expectation that there would bt
break, resulting in his election Immediately
But there was no stampeding this caucus
Steady nerve held the lines firm, those thai
were shrinking under heavy fire going slowly
one or two at a time. The Mills people had
one hope Of success. That was to break
through the McMillin line. Everything thai
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CARLISLE AND HENRY GEORGE
eorld be done 10 drive the Tennesseean from
the fight was resorted to without avail
The twenty-seventh ballot was q long and
monotonous one, and the members answered
hstlessly to their names The result showed no
change: Crisp. I0i; Aiils, 50; McMillin. 49,
Springer. IL; Stevens, j.
A short conference Of the leading friends Of
the candidates was held, and as a result Mr..
Durburow Of the Springer delegation moved to
take recess until pm The motion unan-
imously prevailed
Conferences DURING THE RECESS.
The two hours interval between the adjourn
msnt ard Resembling Of tho caucus was in
dustriously utilized BY the candidates and their
managers McssrsL Springer and McMillin
held hasty conferences and subsequently dined
together, with the result that they decided "a
oct together in the termination Of the contest
should IL become inevitable that either Mr..
Crisp Or Mr.. Mills must be elected.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer,,

DoNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TbufakEs SALE 81 yA
KNOWN AS 3l6 SEyENTH STREET NORTH
s Shsh $50 soG H2Hshs OF TENTH AND Q
r'fH EEeE5E : syHHE
By virtue Of the powersin vested will offer for
sale; a, pubs suction; in front o. the respectivs
.R g MEDsfsb Ss;ns; THs
II ThRRE acLSck P'M, =. i'S'. !" hALf'fASf
VITA depth Of ioo iee, and mproved ~ arss ' srei
Sss@ssn M wv q a hSESnEsndb sTsfkT
sa DH2p Ten
~ PART OF LOT S. SQUARE 4ss.
MEME EG Ss SS sss s n nS ans s e koq
set sf;Gi;.
The above two pieces q Properly among the hes.
enc ana INC Tor
BRk ISL f55t H 5eL5 Sak n pt fasf
Fronting 20 feet on street south By depth of 81
fee, inches on 10Th street west, improved by brick
ps on SAME SANE d PAY At EoRTYFIvE MINUTES
LOT Is. SQUARE 9o2,
Fronting 20 on street east by depth OF l24
WANNA AVENUE.
Terms: oneouartcr cash balance in equal INSTALL
ments at l. 2and years. notes 70 be given for de
ferred payments, bearing PER cent per inter-
est payable semiannualy, and to be secured by deed
OF trust ON the premises sold AL cash. option Of
turchaser Conveyancing. &c, al purchasers cost.
deposit of a.. 30 required property 3l6 9TH
street northwest 81. COO property t.S3 Louisiana
avenue. and 500 each OF the other two pieces at
time property bid of. Terms lie complied with in
~ days Otherwise the right ed resell the prop
erty in default at the risk and the defautns
purchaser purchasers. after 10 days
OF such resale in some newspaper published Mssh
ington, DC. HENRY BRADLEY.
GEORGE O. BRADLEY.
Surviving Executors and trustees.
noo6-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctiopeera
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Est TERMS CASH ON DELIVER

Il
RArcIIFFE. DAnH 3 CO.; ga sr ssss:. =.
SALE S Sf s
sIShf q F2 Sh ssS 81 HE
BEeEMs Oh 18Th ss9fS
In pursuance OF decree OF court passed the 10Th
day Of Noyenber. 1891, in Lqulty Cause 1880. en-
the supreme Court of the District Of Columbia. APP
pointing John shepherd receiver in said cause, and
Ralph l. Gait to John p sheprerd receiver as sfore
yember. ls9i in Lber No. 1860 folio 64 ct seq of the
anl records OF the District of Columbia win sell
WAS as e e s9s H kk
4 s1N: situated AT THE INIERsEcTioN OF
TIA. b C.. Of Thu nH RsDaY, pEcEMBkK sEvES.
TENTH A d. 1881. BEGINNING AT TEN
&c. contained therein. and also Horses Wagons &c.
ssthaasshs. SPICES.
CANNED G00Ds. TOILET soar.
BKooMs. bRusmES.
MoLAssks, Sirius.
WOOD wARE. WILLOW WARE,
= n sHsSiss AND SaEw,Sss ASsAeoo &c.. y.
GINS. RUM.
LARGE ICE BOX, SHOW CASES. SCALES.
I T HEH akScERs, WAGON EsAHs ssY
command the attention Of dealers and oshsrs - ''
JOHN p. SHEPHERD. Receiver.
,,, Rooms - and Is. Le Droit building.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. nos
u ATCLIfFE. DARR { CO.. AuctioIeee..
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMpHOVRD
REAL kS1ATE OK MISSOURI AVENUE BE
TWEEN THIRD AND fOuR-AND-A-HALF
!I5 NOis IrMESi' ANo"N 40 aooSE

THhhN 5E!ER lows e a5Sss
By virtue of decree of Supreme Court Of the Dis
tri9t q passed on the 2st day OF November
SUSIE g. We IS as and Samuel L. Ps
hrs al defendants the undersigned trustees viii
:1SS5 'SSa' 4 e s55
in the cit q WssSnrson in the District Of cS
lumbia known as the westernmost twenty i've c25)
numbered seven 0. in SQUARE reservation leterrd
ON S,sI ssSnnng Tor said parts Of lots at point
inches ca IT, 6inches) east from the west line Of said
ali ey n. and the east nine Of twenty @
the front line OF said lot and running thence
line parallel with SAID alley ONE hundred and Ve fe1
and four inches no It. in. thence westerly
tive inches c. It. m. thence nor.heriy With
said alley twenty-five feet and two inches CsSf and
said alley hfty-one ieet ana eight niche. si IT, and
IN thence southers.in line parallel with the first
line and at right IS with Missouri avenue one hum
dred and twenty feet and fve inches (s and
ON TO said avenue, and thence westerly with said
to the place OF beginning.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
payable At one ~ and two CD years the OF
wn r at tss rate Of six @ per cen, per
Sr q ~ ssse al shs SP,Sn e the
from the day Of sale. the trustee the
All conveyancng. recording. &c, cost Of the pur-
chaser.
ST. THOMAS. Trustee,
CA BRANDENBURS Trustee IS as
no23cSds Az 9TH st. NJ
L. ABoy WIT, sAIE AS
DECEMBER, same hour aud place.
8. I. THOMAS. Trustee.
CA BRANDENBURG. Trustee.
d5-d&ds Az 9th ST. NV.
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y EEKS & CO.. Auctioneers.

Under and by virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated
January 26 1891. and recorded Lber 1Sjl at :oio
2sJ ct seq Of the land records tine District Of Co
lunbia and at the request of the holder the
secured thereby wi sell at public auction. front
Of the auction rooms of Weeks Co.. No. 81 Louisi-
ana avenue northwest, on THURSDAY, THE TENTH
DAY Or DECEMBEk, 1891. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. tine following described personal property.
One Horse Coupe ana harness Terms OF sale: Cash.
dS-.ts WILLIAM W BuLLEN Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
GsDMOkROw
WEEKs . CO.. AucTIoNEERs.
w SSSs LOUISIANA
Ohm CITY Pot 0<ar>

WEEKs q CO.. AuCTIoNEERs.
F" oSs Louisiana ave-.
Opp. City Post OfncaI
.y WEDNESDAY MoRNINe, NINTH pEcEM:
e c19ns. Lot MhN,s cLoIHINs. WoMESs
PASS ANb .MEMoksstsH .Soks, Iipsii22s'
LBuMs. WHITE AND coLoREp BLSNE1iE
PANTS GOODS. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, OWN
S9ATs MISSES AND CHILD's HATS AND
ALSO
10 200 BOXES CIGARS.
r ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUcTIoNEERs
CHANcKRY SALE OF RIAL ESTATE. NOS. iilo
AND Ills NEM JERSEY AvENtE SOUTH
EAST ANp Ills AND lli7 SECOND srRkET
~ virtue q decree Of the srrr.,ns Court Of sh.
on the 2lst day Of November ISL, will Oh r for
sale on the premises WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
NINTH. lSel. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots a.
IN square ~. fronting twenty eight inches
on New Jersey avenue and twenty -slsht feet
proved by four two-story br1ck dwellings.
Ies1as- one-fonrth cash. balance equal INSTALL
ments IN one two and ehrss ys.sA with interest 8
per cent Per annum from date. Deferrrd psyn.sn,s
seeu red BY deed OF trust the property, CASH
the option OF the purchaser AL convsysnces ss tbs
JOS j DARLINGTON,
W. wooDNILLE FLEMMIN0J frussese
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E. D. Mcvey, AIiddlesex county, Mass,
lawyer. was yesterday at Lowell fined $100 and
sentenced to three months imprisonment in
the house Of correction for illegally keeping
liquor. He appealed.
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MIR. CRISP NOMINATED
Outcome of the Long Fight for the
Speakership.
CLOSING CAUCUS SCENES

Intense Excitement During the Ballots After
the Recess-wnd Cheering at the Result
Mr.. Crisp's Speech of Thanks-Springer Ex-
plains His Course-Mr. Hatch 10 Satisfied.
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DANDRuvY Is an emulation from the pores Of the
scalp that spreads and dries, forming scurf and
causing the hair to tall out Hans Hair Remover
cures e
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AriAER . SLOAN. AuctiOneers. ,,oa

II
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
S SGkfhR AND NINETEENTH sTkkxfs
By virtue OF . certain decree OF the supssns osnrs
ISL a saas So q; w.
o. TkIpa H l pa Oh % 'hs PrsHss ism
AT FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, the following real estate.
susie n tine ely St Mas Mashsn u C. 70 ~: LSss
vision Of original lot 3in
Situate on north side .tres, 6etweeu 18Th snd lpsA
streets northwest. opposite kavlins' lark
of the purchase money in cash and the bsancs IN two
equal installInents. payable respectvely and
purchaser payments TO bear interest," Al
s sn y ~ s from On The DAY
chaser and secured on the property sold. dsposit
eonvsysneins ana rsSSrdins st parSs.ssrs ce., In
case OF default IN compliance with the Of sas
and Of the deisatns purchases after such
81 IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE sroEN TIE
s Az sale is Pos poned until IAukspAf. Dkcxh-
by order Of the Trustee. g
X ATcLIffE. DAhR CO.. AuctiOnessA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD.
T@fES t SIKH iTA hSP s ~ sTE siREt ~
SSfSEIIEWEsf. ADSoISrsa fEk oOsoook6iS
TENTH. AT HkLF-PAsf FOUR O'CLOCK. / ~
of1er Tor sale, in front OF the premises.
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 2,
IN SQUARE 4J6,
Having front Of about AZ street north vsss
making II one OF the most valuable building u
he stension Of capitalists and othsrs IN s.sSeI q
desirable lot.
Terms: One-third cash, balance IN one and two
Years. with interest the deferred at rate u
per cent p,r annum, payable semi-annuAlly and
cured by deed OF TRUST the PREMISES sold. all
cash, at the option OF the purchsssr. deposit Of
&3O required II the time of sale compiled
with in nieen days from the day of the
deserves the rght TO resell the risk and OF the
deiaultins purchaser. AL conveysncinx. BE-. ~ pur-
chaser's cost.
ds-dts sAM'L BIEBER TrustsA
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obtained recognition from the

chair, and. thanking his followers for their
loyal and constant support, formally withdrew
from the contest amid applause As the bal lot
proceeded the followers of the Tennessee can
didate began to scatter and Messrs Covert.
Enloe and Kyle went to Mr.. Mills and Mr.
Washington to Mr.. Crisp. When the name Of
McMillin was called that gentleman himself
voted for Mr.. Mills. Changes now came in
rapid succession and at the conclusion Of the
ballot Mr.. Crisp stood with ia votes and Mr.
Mills with l0S-the Georgia candidate one
short of a nomination, with Mr.. Springer and
his little band Of followers holding the balance
of power.
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SPRINGER ELECTS CRISP.

1t remained to the Illinois leader to say who
should be the Speaker of the Fifty-second Con.
gress. Great applause greeted Mr.. Springer az
he entered the hall. There was q breathless
pause as Mr.. Springer proceeded to his little
group Of supporters, and, shaking hands all
round, thanked each for his loyal support.
and when Mr.. Springer asked recognition from
the chair and prepared to vote the suspense
was more than painful. II DESIRE" said Mr.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETEkNOO
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUIl
~ LOTS ON RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND
sIhEETS; NEAR FOURTEENTH sTRLET

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia PASSED in equity No. l3 as
LCksHenI; 1nE EIGHIH DAY OF DECEMBER.
ls9I AT HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots
IA, Is and ID. in William McIean's sub ivision In
SQUARE north Of SQUIRE a42. lheee lots tosether
and 80 feet on p street; The frame dwelling no y
standing on these lots will be sold separately
Terms Of sale the lots: Onethird in cash and thu
rena inder in equal instalments at and two years.
bearing interest, payable eemiannually and secured
by lien the property sold, all cash, at the Cd.
ton OF the purchaser for the frame building cash.
deposit will be required at the time Of sale equal TO
per cent on the lots and 10 cent the building,
aid the terms Of sele are not complied with in
days The property may be resold upon weeks ad
versement at the risk and cost Of the defaultng
chaser. diagram of the property may be the
ofttce OF the Auctioneers trustee.
SAMUEL 8. SHEDD, Trustee,
r,,r,,>,,o~ n,o, No. 49, sth g. NV.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneer..
Ol2 T. IT. n ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF v ALuABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY 3O7 G STREET NORTHWEST 4

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctionesr.
saF OF sr kAEFAs5E zR
iSo e
one Of the land records tor the District OF Column s
sS ZEE !:
premises situated in the city q Ms.hington. in the
lot No. z in square numbered ~. Contained Within i,
the following mstes and bounds: Beginning for the
street In1n,n5 thence ss.s fifteen !i5 Zee. .,I %
sixty nine I feet thence west teen sI isr nos s1
CD inches to the dividing line between ca and
place 6eEnnnF, with the nprovemsnss thereon INC
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