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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

PERsoSAL.--J. F. Zell Of Denver, s. G. Swain
Of New York, F. H. Doremous of Kingston.
N. Y, and q. W. Woodruff Of Pennsylvania are
at Willard's P. Cook Of New York,
r. y. Wood Of Philadelphia, R. James Of New
York, J. R. Bradley Of Philadelphia and Henry
F. Blass Of New York are ut the Randall.-3.
Robert Westbrook Of Athens, Tenn, VIM Hark-
ness Of the navy, Geo. ". Wood Of New York.
Chas. W. French Of Pawtucket R. l., and
d. T. Smith Of Birmingham, Ala, are at
the Ebbitt-J. w. Sackett Of st. Angus
tine, Fla, Henry W. Gray Of Louisville,
Ky.. b. Rose Of Leavenworth, Kama,
R. A. George Of Pittsburg and w,
8. O'Nein Of New York are at the RigRs.-
A. Farmiloe Of London, A. A Hewlett of
Syracuse, Jos Edwards and W. W. Cromwell
OF New York, Fred. 8. n. Kay Of Boston are ct
the Arlington.-Fred B. Dale Of New York.
Israel W: Morris Of Philadelphia, W. b. Knpe
Of New York and VIM. o. vertier Of Nashville,
Tenn, are at the Shoreham.-E. ", Rapallow
Of Now York, A. Gosling Of Philadelphia. ].
Guthrie Smith Of Scotland, W. Y. Humphrey Of
Boston and Chas. T. Burke Of Brooklyn are q
the Normandie.--6 B. Creiff Of New York. r.
=. Miller Of Boston, G. O. HODGES Of Cumber-
land and G. l. Miller Of Boise City are ct the
Mstropolitan.-J. v. Wadskisr Of Chicaso.
William Becker Of Cincinnati and p. W. Crsw-
ford cf Little Rock are at the National. Az.
Eaton OF Chicago, John B. blackburn Of Pueblo.
Col, D: ]. Lewis Of Chicago and E. J. whits ck
New York are ct the St JameA u y.
Cuthbert haa returned TO the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

Chief Justice Fuller's Visit to New York.
Chief Justice Fuller Will 60 to New York this
week, but not especially to sec the Columbian
Celebration The determination Of the priority
Of cases in the Supreme Court Of the United
States today Will detsrmine the time Of bis do
parturs. The probabilities now are that the
Michigan apportionment law will first be taken
up II the srgument , can be S,So concluded @ at one
In the argument Of the Michigan case, and IL 1t
comes up will accompany Chief Justice Fuller
to New York.
The Chief Justice has been requested to At
tend the meeting Of the board OF trustees Of
the Peabody edIcst,0n.1 H. fund and preside in
able 10 be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

Secretary Foster Dimes Minister Esan.
Minister Patrick Egan was entertained at
dinner last night by the Secretary Of State.
The other guests were the Secretary Of War,
the Secretary Of the Navy, the Secretary Of
Agriculture, the Postmaster General, Senator
Higgins, Gen Hirsch, Mr. E. W. Halford, Com
missioner Douglass, Civil Service Commissioner
Roosevelt, Mr.. J. N. Wilson, Mr. D. R Nc
Kee and Mr.. B. II. Warner.
The Secretary Of State in referring to Minister
Egan paid high compliment to his diplomatic
abilities and the creditable manner In whlch
he had fulfilled the mission intrusted to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

THE CoURT OF CLArMs.-The fall term Of the
Court Of Claims began yesterday, with Chief
Justice Richardson and Justices Weldon and
Peele present. The only business transacted
was the call Of the docket to see what cases
were ready. After the call the court adjourned
until the calendar will be taken up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNION MISSION.
The past mission year has been the most
Of @ a5 Issn
accepted By more than ever before New branches
reached additionai workers have voinnteered .Seir
n hs been made
for the main hall and hesdqusrters Of the work. and
TO sh
snnvsrsary Teeting Of the mission the First Con-
fay ION ess Il
oslock TIE exercises will consist Of testimonies BY
81
others. ' ocii. 81
k-W, 9, T. U.-cHAPIN AUXILIARY WILL
h9l1 iss Tssnis, prayer servt;e H =. 80 m
M. .his ccHtS n f4e:den. fsls st NV
R~WMoJJ,sGNoL GoLXIlLEs WasLi. LECTURES: eos F ST. /.
wOan Who Admission P fa5Sas e Cents. s's
8~ KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE.-A SPECIAL
ZOE forda 81 W oe.eer MI ss
p H. H.; e make asssngsments sHr the funeral Of our
rs F.E. FINNACoM. NJ. orr
!. WASHINGTON CENTEN-
sPselS eo%munisssion ThIs tT1esdas, W" AETER.
n NOON IN II II the chapter chamber at Oeloc.. Work
fgpehn IN the ledge WE'D
neral of our late brother, J. v Duiin sr Members
By order Of tie w.M. EMMETT G. ELMoRE.
Secretary.
RSMAsONIC.- NEXT STATED COM
~ munication of Federal Lodge No. /. F.
A. a. NJ. will be held at Masonic Temple. cor. 9th
and SITS, NV. TUESDAY EVENING, the 1lth
Instant Every member of the lodge will be expected
70 be present. there will be business Of importance
to every one. BY order OF the W. 81.
1t WI. II PEoCTOR. Sec'y.
RsNATIoNALIsT CLUB, NO. ], MEETS
2: W Second aSor; Dr. GEORGE pnTToN @ Of Bos. os.
ton Mass, will address the club TUESDAY, October
Il 1882. At O'Clock p the subject Of The
Currency" The public invited BY order
oclo4 NJ. A. CLANCY, Secretary.
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Al the Whifa Houae-

Secretary Of State Foster and o. r. Williams,
United States consul at Havre, were the only
callers received by the President in bis Office
today. The question of whether the President
will or will not go to New York tonight will be
settled definitely this afternoon, when MrR
Harrison's physician makes his usual visit.
The Presidents movements will depend en-
tirely on the physicians report Of Mrs. HArri-
sons condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
The Arkaion, KAN, Bank Trouble

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct IA special from
Springfield, Kan, says: The State Bank at
Arkalon, this county, suspended pay Saturday
and the assets are reported to be only nominal.
County Treasurer Ragland has large sum be-
longing TO the county deposited in the bank
and made demand for the money Saturday,
but was refused
His term OF Office expired yesterday, and m
attachment suit begun on his behalf 10 protect ss
far as possible the interests of the county. IL
is more than probable that criminal suits wall
be instituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

NAVAL ORpERs.-Capt. J. N. Miller, to COM
mand the receiving ship Vermont, November
1 next. Assistant Engineer Victor Blue, to
duty at the navy yard, Norfolk, Va. De-
tached, Capt. C. 8. Norton, from the command
Of the receiving ship Vermont November l
next, and ordered as o member Of the naval ex-
amining and retiring board at Washington.
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The Star Appreciated.


To The EVENING STAR COMPANY:
Gentlemen: 1t is with much pleasure
and qualification we write to acknowl-
edge, once more, the great value of
your splendid paper, in the building up
Of business, the volume of which has
exceeded our brightest expectations.
We attribute our success to no one
thing SO much as the judicious and
persistent course Of advertising pur-
sued by us through the columns Of TIE
STAR.
Thanking you for the assistance af-
forded, we are,
Very respectfully,
BARNEs & WEAVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

MINISTER HIRsCH REsIaNs.-Mr. Solomon
Hirsch, United States minister to Turkey, called
at the White House yesterday and rendered his
resignation to the President. At Mr. Hirsch's
request 1t was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

JERsEr CRY, N. J., Oct lL-YesterdAy
afternoon q woman came TO Hitzer's Hotel, st
No. IS Exchange place, this city. She bad .
ticket bearing the name Mara yolenie for pas-
sage from Pittsburg TO Agram, AustriA- She
was to have sailed on the Spree, which left this
morning.
When the companions who were with her got
together this morning, preparatory 30 starting,
the woman was not among them A search was
made, and she was found dead In bed bye
porter
The gas Jet was open, she having evidently
blown out the gas. The window was raised
little. Her companions did not know anything
about her except that she was married and left
her husband in Pittsburg. The body was -
moved from the hotel 10 Speer's morgue.
Alleged Discrimination Against ssh Lake.
SALT LAKE, UrAH, Oct. ia conference is
in progress in this city between a committees Of
local shippers and the principal freight men
and managers Of the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific, Rio Grande, Denver and Rio Grandet
Santa Fe. Burlington, Rock Island and Missouri
Pacific relative 70 freight DETERMINATIONS
against Salt Lake City. II Is believed the con-
ference win result in the withdrawal Of the suit
fled by the interstate commission becsuss q
these freight dascriminatiouA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

PATENTS FOR WAsHINaToN.-A patent has
been issued to Matthew S. Kelley of this city,
assignor to NJ. D. Peck and J. NJ. Kelley, for q
railway train telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

A PORT REoPENED.-The Post Office Depart
ment has been advised that the port Of Liv-
ingston, Guatemala, has been reopened to
United States mails. This port was closed dur
ing the prevalence of cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER OWEN left Wash.
ington yesterday to engage actively in the cam.
paign in Indiana He will deliver bus first speech
October L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

DEATH OF LIEUT.. PRooHAzKA-The Navy
Department has received notice this morning
of the death of Lieut.. julius Prochazka at the
United States marine hospital Brooklyn He
was stricken down BY typhoid fever while on
duty at Camp Erben, the outpost of Camp
Lieut.. ProchRzka was appointed to the Naval
Academy from Wisconsin September z, 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

No CABINET MEETING ToDAY.-Owing to the
condition OF Mrs. Harrison there was no meet
ing Of the cabinet today.
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Mysterious Disappearanoe Of Cash.

CHATHAM, O., Oct 1.-THE mysterious Dis
appearance Of considerable amount Of cash
from the tellers' box has thrown the officials Of
the Stapdard Bank here into state Of con-
sternation. The amount missing has not yet
been made public. but Il is said that IL viii
probably reach $1,000. A government de-
tective rs investigating the affair. The monsy,
which had been left out over night, must have
been taken by some one having easy access -
the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

49, ~-GoEx1sAxxr--RkcKIP ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S40S, ,006; customs, S332,075.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

A CoURT-MARTIAL AT .ANNAPoLrs-A court
martial, consisting of Lieut.. Com. Edw. N.
Sturdy, Lieut.. W. H. Reeder, Lieut.. Daniel d.
Y. Stuart, Lieut.. Rodgers Gait, Lieut.. John NJ.
Boyer, Lieut.. g. A. Cove, Lieut.. George T..
Bates and Lieut.. g. A. Merriam, Judge advocate,
has been ordered to meet ut Annapolis next
Thursday for the trial Of private Stephen
Murphy of the marine corps on a charge of
drunkenness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
A Hand Car Run Down by . Train.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Oct ia hand car,
with five section mon on IL, was run down by
freight train NOT near Spring Grove cemetery,
on tho Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern rail-
road, this morning. Jacob Meyer, aged thirty
five, was instantly killed His companious
Jumped and saved themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

COMMISSIONERS MASON of the internal revenue
bureau is at his home in West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

Lord Salisbury 10 be a Pallbearer.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Lord Salisbury will be one
Of the psllbearers at Lord Teanyson's funeral
in Westminster Abbey tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11
r@FALL ovERCoATs AND SUITS.

~ SFALL OFEKCUATS AND SUITS.
The rapid and frequent chan zes In the
weather are so many warnings to be pre-
pared with sIiitab clothing.
=. We are as ready to meet the call for Fall
Ovcrcoits and between season suits as
the heavier yrsdss. Special attention IL
called Co our handsome rough double
breasted sack suits. colors blue and
black. which We feel sure will interest
you-S20.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
se2S-3m 434 9TH street.
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how ABOUT YoUR WILL,

Wills. naming this company as executor.
arr drawn and Rept free Of charge. Should
you wish any information upon hts vitsly
important subject We shall be ssad to give
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wife. children ani society. 1t Il matter
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making their vii from the delicacy IN dis
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and its disposition. This l. really but an
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The friend you might chose 20 act in that
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hence. or he may die. may remove from
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company holds the making Of wills IN the
stE1ctsst eOEadsBce and by virtue of its
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mailing profitable investments Of truss
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This company has s.il2. 500 deposited with
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its charter The thoughtful and tntelh-
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exerutor. adrninis-rator or trustee In pref
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AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO.
A. T. BRITTOS. FresadeRt
Nsl, S,onS Building. Ito5 g st- n-r.
S,0rGgs Ear,A0uss. II.O 18th 81. n-T. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERAcEs'
AUTUMN MEETING
WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB
TWELVE DAYS RACING.
Commencing MONDAY. October II, and
continuing every day thereafter until
October 90
PURSES LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE.
e33, 600
The best class Of race horses in training
are engaged from the stables of J. A and
A. b. Morris, Fo.han Keene. Brown and
Rodgers. Green B. Morris. walcott and
Campbell. Burridge Bros. J. Mclaughlin.
W. O. Daily. J.J. McCaferty. VIM Hendrie.
W. j. Spsirs, W. B. jennings Gideon and
DAILY. g. T. Leach. W. p Burch and many
other stables Of lesser note.
steeplechases and Hurdle Races on alter.
nate days.
Admission to grounds. grand stand and
pool lswn-..........................
LADIES. so CENTS.
Trains leave b. and p. depot, 9Th and Z
sts- n. w.. at and 1 30 O'Clock Fare. %
cents round trip. First race at O'Clock.
Objectionable characters excluded. ocl1-16t
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no THE cOMMisSIONFRS OF THE DISTRIC
i OF COLUMBIA:

pnid-up cash carttal....-.-....-..-..-. ...
Tota, ASSETS as per detail ed schedule
WV y
Total premium received during the SIX
NOR fhS endinr June ~. l~sye ....-..
Interest AMI other cash r-'eir = for the
six mon-hs -Bfitng Juna 81. iS.r,......
Losses p-fd duriny tn six months end
ms June -. ists2- s2---..-..-.-.---...--..--
E1genses. salarles. taxes and cOmmts-
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At 1880 the signal to start was given and the
column formed First came the naval militia
of the state Of New York under the command Of
J. W. Miller. These, divided into four squad
rons, formed the patrol line Of the parade.
Every tug - IL fell into line sounded its shrill
whistle, and the deep-voioed fog signals Of the
larger steamers beloved response.
These were but the police 10 clear the way.
Swiftly darting through the water came the tor
pedo boat Cuahing, the hagship Of the parade,
Commodors 8. n. Kane on board, and its three
attendant yidette boats, the steam yachts Aida.
Allsgra and Hslvstja. Next in order vas The
sssanx Howard Cared With ths diseinguishsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-11

81. 5lg. .G9G Is
p Wills. Third yic- P-esiient
! BRANAN. S-.'rstary.
sxcfn - and subs Fited before ths 10Th day OF
Octol@E. l1S,5
De WITT C. HAYES.
Notary fub.ic So .15.
IL City Rf1 County Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-01
Chilean Public Opinion Satisfied.

The Santiago correspondent of the London
Times says: Public opinion here is satisfied
with the procedure of the government IN the
dispute with the United States government.
The press leaves it to the United States and
other nations to judge the rights and wrongs
Of the dispute. Interest now centers in the
precedent which the United States Is prepar-
ing to solemnly lay down for herself, and in
the question whether her further demands will
be such as she herself would be prepared to
concedc under similar circumstances
Congress has passed bill authorizing the
President to borrow live millions to Withdraw
the notes OF the dictatorship. The session has
closed. The minister Of finance informs me
that he has arranged to withdraw the bulk of
the excess OF the hduciary circulation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-01
ANOTHER FUSS OVER A FLAG,
Resentment at Bridgeport Over the Absenc.
of American Colors.

Resentment at Bridgeport Over the Absence
of American Colors.
Shortly after IL o'clock yesterday the big
three-masted schooner Glendon of St. John.
n. b.. sailed into the Bridgeport harbor with
the British jack floating from her mizzen In
direct violation Of the United States law, which
provides that a foreign ensign must always be
accompanied by the stars and stripes, the fore
and main masts were destitute of bunting. As
the vessel sailed up the harbor the British flag
was perceived by people on the docks and al
the vessel passed the three bridges the abut-
ments were black with excited men, who
greeted the British flag with Kisses, mingled
with cries Of Haul 1t down and Shoot it, "
Doughty Capt Trowbridge of the schooner
drew pistol and swore he would shoot the frs,
man who laid hands on the halliards. When
the vessel finally reached her berth at Swords
wharf. which is just in the rear of the fourth
regiment armory, there were over 1000 men on
the wharf They were Joined by seventy-fve
unarmed militiamen from the armory, who
attempted to tear down the flag. They were
driven of at the revolvers point by the crew.
An American flag then hoisted on an adj
joining schooner amid great cheering
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hQ-lrn

CHhASSCEKY SALE
on On BRiaHTMo6b av hASrs 81 EEdATfLpS,
B I'M csLTTSkEp 5F
q csIs5 o5s sHdSEhr aSS
10 CoNTAINING ABOUT ELEVEN ACRES. .'
District 81 Colum6. passed in equity e.use 8, .se
FEBRnxkY sEcoSB up s .p az
O'CLOCK on the premises: al shose two adioln-
the to %S hsn.
MILAN Little and wife by deed dated december IL e.
IN .oSs e sDs !sr :, ?, .d
are more pa.euiarly described BY and bounds
the sh and sosf
ma The Of Tue ssss Of f's1 .s,3
south shn1s & S.
q Ssx
At the end Of ne second Inns Q, The
dss. $50 LINKS along newly i.id out MHf' farm 10
l %sst 70 40 o,s stone then north 90 dsxs
Sl then Soi.S sGs,a ass, then
slSnk with Pnsy Branch ]" then south 81 dss.. r Z.
saS,S s d then scpth 81 dess $50 chains
iS main. 1sss to ss stone then South
the place a Of wRs viii NOR. e palsiss to
j,
OF said county annexed to the hereinbe
lore nenu9ned tine hrst OF which said parcels land
Is supposed to contain twenty acres and sixteen
perches, more less and the other eleven acres and
3o-lOO more or less together with all the sppurten-
anses 10 eaeh piece m anywlse Belonging, and all and
sing the rlkhts OF way. and Of water easements
and advantages to the aud each of them spper-
tanning and also one undivided sixth part the three
farm ROADS bordering the said pieces and parces
OF ground as laid out ON the said subdv sion herein
before mentioned. ~
All OF each Of said two tracts will be offered for sale
except the portion of tine first one
that Is 10 say the south 81 9 loo fee, the 9TH
street turnpike Cnow called B.igLtwood aysnue5 by
depth o. LOO feet. thus leaving remaining to be So
front to said first tract lee, on said BriS6tWooi
avenue. -SN'"oo~
Terms OF sale a. provided by the Decree are: One
iou IN OF tne purchase money cash and residue
IL three equal lnstallmets respectively twelve
anu eighteen months from the day OF sale with 81, per
cent interest the deferred pay secured by
We note and deed of on the prop
cry OK an Tue purchase money can be paid cash.
the purchasers option. deposit of tlQO will De re-
CURED ut the time of sale. II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within twenty days after the DAY of sale
the property will be resod the risk aud cost Of the
defsulting purchaser. Va o
KEGINALD FENDALI.. Trustee.
alS-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
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RATCL1FFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucs,on.ers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On p STREET BETWkEN FIRST AND THIRD

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On STkEET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. passed on the 10Th day of jan
uary A. ID 1872. IN equity cause No. l34ll, docket
~. wherein Thomas ". smith is complainant and
Richard Evans ct al defendants, and By virtue
OF certain deed II trust recorded in Liber SIC folio
19S ct seq. Of the land records OF the District OF
Columbia and at the written request OF the party
cured thereby will offer sale by public auction in
front Of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE FOURTH
DAfOF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1892. at FOUR O'CLOCK
inal lot 49, square SOL in the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia: Beginning for the same at
point ION lJ-toot alley distant one hundred and
ninety -four feet 94 eet south from OF the south
line OF street northwest, i'll said city OF
a. running thence south along the east line of SAID
alley sixteen feet l0 feet) to thirty loot pub ic
aley) thence east sixty ieet l feet) eight inches
Is inchesl along the line a. said ey thence north
sixteen lO) eet thence west sixty i've 1851 eix
lS inches to the place OF beginning together with the
improvements ways easement. right. privileges,
purtenances, &c. TO the saIlc belonging.
Terms OF sale. o.e-thlrd OF the purchase money to
be paid IN cash. the residue in two equal instaments
at one and two from III day SALE the deferred
annun. and to be secured BY a deed Of trust on the
property sold, all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser. deposit of two hundred (&2U0) dollars to
he paid when the property is knocked down. Terms
to be complied with in 10 days from the day OF E. or
the trustee the right to resell the
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All
convey ancllis and recording. purchasers cost
SIDNEY I. THOMAS. Trustee
1a>.s-dSds 452 ID st. Il.
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1a23-dSds
q EO. W. STICkNEY. Auctioneer.
VI 500 18th ct. n W.
TRUSTEES SAL OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. ZIG
STREET NORTHWEST.

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in Lber
49, folio 266 ct se one Of the land records Of the
District of Columbia and at the request of the party
cured thereby WAL oter for sale front prem
ises on FRIDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
the following described property situate. in the city Of
Washington District OF Coumbl. to w.t. Part Of
mai lot i'll square 4lo, lightning street forty
t4o feet east from the northwest Of said square
and running thence east said street twenty feet
thence south twenty-five feet, thence twenty
feet and thence north twenty five feet the place of
beginning sold subject to trusts amounting in the
aggregate to 81, UOU and interest
erEis Of sale Cash in Of said deed of trust
500 deposit at time of sale. Terms TO be complied
with in ten days or the property will lie resOid ut risk
and cost Of deiauiting purchaser:
ja27-st. o. N. BRYANT Trustees.