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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Subjects That win BE Uppermost ut the
Annual Meeting Of Florists.

Subjects That win BE UPpermost ut the
Annual. Meeting Of Florists.
The eighth annual meeting Of the florists Of
North America will be held in this city about
the middle Of August, when nearly 1900 dele
gates are expected to be in attendance. Mr..
William Dean of Bay Ridge, N. j., is president
of the national organization, and Superin-
tendent Smith Of the Botanical Gardens 10 vice
president Eight years ago the organization
was effected, and meetings have been held in
New York, Chicago, Buffalo, Boston, Phila-
delphia and Toronto. The meeting this year
will probably be the largest yet held.
The association will be in session three days
for the discussion of Horticulture and in con-
nectiou with the meeting there will be series
OF bowling matches for the championship OF
North America
In different sections Of the country the city
championship games are now being played.
The Washington florists play each Tuesday
evening at Russells, on E street, and there is
generally good attendance. Mr.. x Free
man 10 captain of the Washington club, which
Is ahead Of any other city 30 far. Twenty-Five
games are to be played by each club, and the
prizes are to consist Of three handsome gold
medals for the three making the highest score.
The highest number Of games played by any
club thus far 10 fourteen.
far is held by Capt Freeman Of the Washing
ton club, the single score being 246, with an
average Of 217.3S.
The six highest scorers in each club are en-
titled to enter for the national championship
prizes, which will be played for during the
meeting OF the convention in August. The
games will be played at Marshall Hall during
the excursion to that resort.
Mr.. Chss. A. Small has not made large
score as yet although 1t is expected that he will
surprise the players before the close of the last
game. He has only rolled three games as yet.
and ID is thought that he will raise his record
as he increases his games. Mr.. Small holds the
best record in the city for the past six months
playing.
John Clark is also doing fine bowling,
although there are several players leading him:
He commenced with a score Of only 1926 and
gradually increased until he reached 100, with
an average of 1726
The six players of the Washington club in
the lead at present are Capt. ]. X. Freeman.
William H. King George H. Cooke, Chas.
Brunger, G. W. Oliver and Adolph GUIDE.
Next weeks game promises to be more in
teresting than ever, as some of the highest
scorers are expected to participate and a num-
Der of visitors from Baltimore are also ex-
pected.
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7 .ATINER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
~ l407 @ st

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE HOUSES AND
sSSASSSssPR u TRisfsfodEifha sFs2ER
By yirtue Of : decree Of the Supreme Court of the
Das,rict Of COLUMBIA. pss.ed in EQUITY cause No.
st public suction front Of the rsspecsve premises
round and inprsysments in ihs city Of Ws.E:nrton
On %S & bSHssDS 4 NAY rousrH 1892 .. FIVE
1Ga2cK pn s'i q ,os in ,as c "a com:
from the southeast corner Of saiI square thence north
feet inches: tbence east 20 feet inches thence
north feet inchs; thence vest SIS fest inches:
70 place e. o6 20 s on
por,hxe.s nsar 2Hh and Il improved By . brick
Immedisisiy ssts sbovs s.le. then Ill Of lot 8 /.
square numbered yfrunttns So feet inches ON 24th
street northws.t ntyeen and II streets. and i'm
81 r Il sslSs SS Ax y1FrH 1891 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK Pr: pee q aos n :aS.s. g. bsgtnnins
corner q said lot and sSsDcs With the liss o. I'd
street 10 feat moth: thence west IS feet: thence
s0Ssh - ct hssss: s !, ~ feet ,seccs north ID
This los fron on street norshvsss peer street.
and z improved b three-story fame dvsiiinx.
.os s.assn re q s Is ~ then r iss
6st.sen ssd ssssss sad i improssi b. swo-sscry
Tenn q ale: ons.foursA Gosh Of Witch $500 on
esch lot nuss b dRoted 81 the time Of ala the
thru ys:rs sor vsh nosss q parcsssss' SsssSs IN.
Sros:.ss ssia % 9 s.s:a Or s. ss:S = sSsios q
ySscnsscr: "A e@s@sseans aud recording u pur-
u ssrms q ~ ~ rot essp,ssa with m sss dsys
q as ss. 80 "a 49, = :a, ss
xDxU Eo.n..T
...,.A.. As'S2s:;Ss3F; SsssSs 1'''''-
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Result OF q Citizens "Kick."

The people Of . good-sized town in Con-
necticut had been for two years grumbling
about their mail service, when Hartford man,
who had read the Postmaster Generals last
annual report. in which he invited the public
to scrutinize the service andcomplain about II,
CHANGED to visit the place. He caused state
ment Of the shortcomings Of the service at this
particular point to be sent to Division Super
intendent Ryan Of the railway mail at Boston,
who promptly referred the request to the
proper office in the department. The result
was that the postmaster in the good-sized Con-
necticut town was directed to do a. his patrons
desired, and now the patrons Of the mails there
have seen the practical proof that it sometimes
payS to be q s.kicker"
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FUTURE DAYS.

NHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS AND lMPkO led PEOPrkIY On l.
STREET ANDON NJ STREET SOUTHWEST
BETWEEN THIRD AND POULAND, A-HALF
STREETS. IN WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
Under decree passed by tho supreme curt Of the
District Of luinbia III equity caase SO l1lS (De-
pue ct al inst rdwei ct al will ssh ut public
TENTH. 1897, At fOtE O'CLOCK p NJ, al Of
lots frontiuR on str ,et and numbered 10. 80,
90 81. o. %, ~. 3D. 49, 81 and IS of the subdivi
sion OF orr !iaal lots IL IL. Is and TO- square 544
made By BARNARD lilscomb AM kidout, trustees and
recorded in iabsr -. fo,io s.; in the survey
Also part Of o .in. lots aud q the west half 81
original lot aid all OF original lot In the
square, fronting street the said of said
being the west feet trout by tn depth thereof and
said part OF said lot being the east 10 fee, front by
the depth thereof the said lots ST. Get being i'm
proved by two-story DIV Hing houses rnd business
houses. numbered $40, 35l, 1913 800 80 aud 1853
NJ street sw. aud bc.o Igng TO the estate Ut the
late Of Moses L. brldwei., deceased aud part Of
which he conducted his bottliug bu siness.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and the residue in
>quAl instal,nens ut and two years from day Of
te with interest nj per cent per annum. payable
se.Lannually OF all cssh. ut option OF purchaser
deposit Of 100 required at time Of sale each parcel
sold and the ters to be coinpl ed with by payment
Of cash. oatthird czsh and giving notes for bal
ancine at cost Of purchasers The sale will be msd in
order In which the lots above described beginning
on L street near Four and half street
JOB BARNARD. Trustee,
ANDREW A, LipsooMS I'm Tras Il n~'
Mcr:z lnlildinr, cor
ith and + 81 lw
JOHN RIDoUT. Trustee,
DUNCANSOE BROS. Auctionesra sp2S-d&ds
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The Commerce Destroyers.

Capt. R. W. Meade, United States navy, has
suggested to the Secretary Of the Navy that as
cruisers Nos. II and Is come within the cate
CORY Of vessels to be named after estates of
the Union" and as they are primarily intended
as commerce destroyers," it would be an act
Of poetic justice to name them the Alabama and
Florida, after their famous prototypes Of the
neutral British merchants to prey ON our COM
merce.
He said this would not only please the peo-
pie Of the United States, but would specially
crafty 'our people Of the south engaged in the
late unpleasantness. Failing this suggestion,
there are, he says other good names. notably
Washington Lincoln, Franklin and Columbus
the four really transcendent names in the his
tory OF America,
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~ GORGE W. sTICKNEY. Auctioueer.
VI l4l6 New York ave NV.
Auction GERS.

KNEOE6E W. SIlChNE1, Auctloueer,
" 14l6 New York NV.
VALUABLE BUILDING SITES on STREET BE-
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
STREETS NORrHWEST AND STREET BE-
TWEEN NEW HAMPnHIRE AVENUE AND
EiGHTE4NTH STREET MORThwEST AND on
OREGON AVENUE BETWEEN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE AND EIGHTEENTH STREET
AN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
On FRIDAY. APRIL 1wENTY-NINTH. at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. will offer for SALE in
front OF the all Of lots So 81 80. 49, square
1872 fronting whole 30 feet ON 4 street between
18TH and 18th NV. And immediately thereafter the
east AZ feet front Of lot ~ By 100 feet ~ depth Of
said lot in square l5.on street between New Hanp
shire ave- aud 18th street W, aid the east ~ fet
front OF lot y by 95 feet depth of said lot in
square 152. fronting AZ feet oregon avenue be-
tween New Hampshire svelue and 18th street w.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance i'll aud two
yea per cent payable semi annually, secured b.
deed Of trust the property sold. cash. at the
option Of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50 required
each lot ut the time Of sale II terms Of sale
complied with III nfieen days from the day Of sale
right reserved to resell the property the risk and
the defaultin9 purchaser after hve days xd
vertisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington u. c. All cOnveyancing and
recording at the cost Ut the purchaser
ap25-jt GEO. W. S1ICKNEY, Auct
rD-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the weather to iUESDAY. NAY THIRD.
GEO. w. srICKNEY.
ap20-4t Auctioneer.
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A HARRISON MONUMENT.
Report Of the Committee Recommends
That One Be Erected.

Report OF the Committee Recommending
That One Be Erected.
The House committee on the library have made
favorable report on the bill providing for the
erection Of q monument to the late William
Henry Harrison. The report says: 1.-THE dis
tinguished public services Of the said William
Henry Harrison, through o number of the most
trying years in the early history Of this repub-
lie, and notably his military achievement at the
battle Of the Thames, which virtually termin-
ated the war Of 1912, his patriotism and prom
inent abilities as q statesman in capacity OF
governor Of the great Indian territory, dele
gate and member Of Congress, United States
Senator and President of the United States,
render monument to his memory. to be
erected as a national tribute, eminently fitting,
and your committee believe no more appropri-
ate site could be selected for such monument
than the locality to which he retired after his
active military services, from whence he was
called to the chief magistracy OF this republic,
and where his remains are now inferred"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-29

Richard Smith. Washington printer. has
been killed by . railway train at Christiana,
Pa.
grievances, including demand for large ad-
vance in wages
Three deaths have resulted from typhoid
fever In the Psnnsyfvania Military Academy
ct Chester, Pa The cause cannot be tracsd
Large holders Of Poughksepsie bridge bonds
have decided 70 reject the Reading reorRanixa-
tion plan aud hAvs made overtures TO The
Pennsylvsnis and Boston and Maine roadA
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Queer Antics Of Electricity.

From the st. Louis AnZeigef.
On the roof Of a meat store in Salem. Mass
a clothes line was stretched and on it wet
handkerchief was hung to dry. This was
seized by the wind and twisted around an
electric wire; by means Of its dampness this
handkerchief conducted the electricity along
the wire and brought it into communication
with other wires, running along which 1t
reached the water pipes in the cellar. From
these electricity sprang to the stove, on which
stood kettle of boiling fat, to which 1t COM
municated so strong light that a workman
who was near thought the fat was burning. In
attempting to take the kettle from the stove
be received an electric shock which threw him
against the wall. Pale with terror the man
ran into a room back Of the workshop.
Another workman, trying to bring him glass
Of water, turned the brass faucet Of the water
pipes and was Immediately thrown against the
furthest corner OF the room. For several
minutes everything appeared to be turned
into galvanic battery, the nails on the wall
were red hot, the water pipes spouted out
flames and even the iron bands Of the water
pail showed signs Of disturbance. Finally the
cause Of the commotion was discovered and
ended ~ soon a. the wire was freed from the
embrace Of the wet handkerchief.
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To BE Exchanged in London.

To BE Exchanged In London.
II has been arranged that the notifications OF
the Boring sea treaty of arbitration between
the United States and Great Britain shall be
exchanged at London next week instead Of at
Washington, as originally contemplated. The
change is made in order to expedite this final
act Of the negotiations.
Hon. Robert Lincoln, United States minister
to England, has been empowered to act on be-
half Of the United States and Lord Salisbury
will act for her majesty's government
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FUTURE DAYS.
NORT0AGE SALE
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Under the power contained in mortgage dated the
Sd day of July. 1877. and recorded among the land
records Of Howard county Maryland. in Liber LLw..
No. 80. folio 1873. &C.. the undersigned q the as
sgnee thereof will sell at public suction. en- the
premises. on MONDAY, the NINTH DAY OF MAY.
1899 ct ONE O'CLOCK N. all that tract Of land
therein described. contanrR "a acres. roods aud 10
perches more or less. In good state Of culttva
ton. This property most conveniently situated
the baltimore and Frederick turnpike in
and and o. r DEPOT =, Eilico.t and com-
prises the beautiful and picturesque estate
on which the late Or. Temple resided: The improve
mehs consist OF of the finest dwellings Howard
county, pulit OF granite, and commanding x,en-
svs view Of the surrounding country. good stabiug
ana otner outbuildEgs suitable for attractive
Try residence This property viii be sold subject to
nrst mortgase tor $1,000. with the interest due
thereon from the ID day Of January. 1891 now ovr-
elects.
Terms Of sale: One third cash on the day of sale
oalance IN two eQual instaments ut six aId twelve
with interest from the day of SALE secured to
to day of sale.
THOMAS ". JOHNSON. Trustee. Assignee
IL. d. JOHNSON, Solicitor.
220 ST. Paul st. Baltimore
epS0 81 W. Is PETER. Auctioneer.
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Labor Trouble, Abroad.


The lockout Of the English cotton spinners
continues.
The master cotton spinners ct Bolton who
use Egyptian cotton are holding . meeting to-
day TO discuss the ACCESSIBILITY Of forming q
federation similar to that Of the masters who
use American cotton
The Durham miners now on strike have
passed resolution in favor Of working uni
formly eight hours day, ave days in the
week
At whestly collisry yesterday strikers
booted miner named Pearson, who was ut
work. Pearson fred and severely wounded .
man who has acted 40 o delegate Of the strikerA
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p ATcLIFFE. DARR I CO. Auctionsers
SALE Of VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
ERTY, BEING LOT ., BLOCK u, ON HAZE
WOOD AVENUE, IN LIE DkolT PARK NV.

Of April 1892, In Equity Cause No 13.473 docket No
81 Of the supreme Court Of the DISTRICT Of Columbi.
wherein WIN shaw II complainant and Thomas n.
Casse ct 81 are defendants the undersigned will offer
sale to the highest bidder ON FRIDAY. APRIL
TwENTY-NINTH. AID 1892: AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
PM IN front Of the premises the following real prop
witt Al that piece o. parcel Of land and p!emi
lying and being in the City Of Washington and Dis
,Iici Of Columbus knos and distnYuished lot 8.
wood avenue and 10 capable Of subdivision.
Terms Of sale: One.third cash and the balance In
NO equal tnstalments in aud years, with in
terest from day of sale ct the rate of
annum. payable semi annually. to he secured by the
protsory note Of the purchaser and deei trust
deposit Of $500 Will Be required Of the purchaser Of
the Of the purchaser terms Of sale bs not com
piled with within ten days from time Of the trus-
ices reserve the right resell the property sf the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
ANDREW LIPSCONIl
1lth and r ats N W.
<s FRANKT BROwNiNo. Trustees
416 9Th stnw.
ap18-d&ds
ATTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until MONDAY. SECOND DAY OF
NAY 1897, same hour and place.
ANDREW A. LIPsC0MB,)
.Ftt 18th and y NV. t~-
.,sses FRANK r. BROWNING, 1fussees'
ap99-dkds 416 5th M.
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T .NIMER & SLOAN. Auctionoer.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
wnKI1' RtlN1 No l3gs STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
IkIl, BLING No. 1905 q STREET NORTH
WEST, WASHINGTON. ID. c.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. made the 18th day OF FsrI-
ary. A. 1872 in the of Joseph IA. Crown et al
vs. John T. Crown ct al. No. 134yS. Equity Docket
No. 81 will sell To the ehe-t bidder IN front of the
premises ON MONDAY. IHE SECOND DAY OF
MAY, So. Al HALf-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK A. NJ.
the following real property. wit: All that piece 90
parcel Of land and premises siua'e lying and being
the clty OF Washington. an the District Of Columbia
known and distinguished lot nfty-seven IS D OF
kngman's recorded subdivision OF square numbered
two hundred and iorty-one can The lot ircnts rs
ieet on street by depth Of 20 feet ~ alley 20
feet wide also has side alley feet wide the east
improyed by two-story frame dwelling and being
No. l3Os v street north west, District aforesaid.
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance M two equal instanents IN
and two years. with interest from day sale the
rate Of six t6l per cent pr pay as
nuay. to be secured by the promissory OF the
purchaser and deed Of trust the property. all
cash. At the purchasers option deposit zoo will
be reQuii ed OF the purchaser ut the Of All
conveyancing and recording at the Of the pur-
chaser. II the terms OF sale be Piled with in
ten days from time Of sale the reserves the
defaultng purchaser
ROBERT CHRIsTY, Trustee.
aplS-du l4.O New YORK u
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Extradited without a Treaty.

The Secretary Of State has prepared the nee
essary papers for the extradition of Oscar
Dreamer and Oscar Bjorkman, recently ar
rested at Copenhagen for completely in the
theft Of $1,000 from Dix d Phyfe. bankers of
New York. There is no extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and Denmark. but the
latter government has consented to the extra
dition Of these prisoners. regardless of that fact
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The Chickamaus. Battlefield

The INTERFERENCE BattIoHeldJ
The Chickamauga National Park commission
leave today for Chattanooga, where members
Of the Ohio commission will Join it The work
Of locating the regimental positions for that
state will be prosecuted, sites will be selected
for six observation towers and proposals for
continuing the improvements Of roads and
clearing and restoring the field will be opened
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctiouesrs.

II
~ 9TH and SITS NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT. IN
NO. 305 FORTH STREET NORTHEAST
NEAR 81 ANTON SQUARE.
By virtue of certain deeds Of trust dated Sep
tember 30. 1850 snd duly recorded IN Lber 1881 at
folio aud H. respectively. OF the land records FOR
the District Of Columbia and directed by decree Of
the supreme Court of District of Columbia IN cause
No. 12SS4 equity, Will sell ut public auction in
i noW Of the pren,issses; ON FRIDAY the SIXTH
O'CLOCK p 81, Tn following described real estate.
situate I'm the city Of Washington. D. C. 10 Wit Part
q iot two CD in square eight hundred and thirteen
feet south from the Of said original
lot and running thence east nifty (50) feet thence
south sixteen (l6) thence west nifty tJO) feet
thence north sixteen 81 feet to the bcginnins with
improve n ,uts above mentioned.
Terms q sale third cssh: balance in TWO equal
instsnsnts six and twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale. secured by deed Of trust on The
deposit q time OF sale Terms 70 be fully complied
with within days or the property may be resod
at the risk the deulting purchaser upon We days
advertiselnents in The evening Star nevssper
ANDREW b. DUvALI. Trustee
wM..w NcDoNALD, Trustee
ap2o-d6ds Be. cor 1lth and q NV
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Married Four Time. Sine. july.

George A. Childs Of Buffalo, N Y, wednes-
day appeared in the police court at SAM
dusky and entered complaint against Jen-
ME Delamy, who was married here last Friday
to William GrathwohE Childs says she 10 his
wife and she has married four men since July
last The woman says she has been legally
divorced from Childs
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+ .ATIMRR B SLOAN. Auetioneera
IA 1lO7 @ street

st e sSAHS aSBRSSaa5sSsa III
nk5 oaK eax xEfx sHlRSs TTASE
VIII 1PRiNos. LxRGE NUISER or SPA.
foS 3oous4 SaHssRIs ASsHpnaSEIUaHiSS
z cAksEIa Hall And tTAiR cAEfkTS o1x
aIAss WAnE k1TCHEN REQ1IsiTES e.
eommehc1ne a. TEN QsCLOcx. 1t rssidenco No 6iz
18Th strset hetuesn = end = stEssts ncrShvelt, ~
1h!s futntyurs = n good eopeiton and skoud com
- Ssasas sooda LATiNxSk sf1.AS.
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p ATCLIFFE DAER & co. Aucr,oneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING NO Sl3 L sTREET SOUTH
EAST. WASHINGTON. DC
Under ana By virtue Of . decree Passed on the 9th
day 81 April ls9. IN equity cause No l347s. docket
81, OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia. wherein Annie Nash ct a are and
koDert Clark ct al defendants, the undersigned
Will oner for safe to the highest bidder on MONDAY
MAY SkCoND. 1897, HALF-PASr FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front VI the premises, No 81 8
stret southeast the following real property.
lying and being the city Washington ard Desired
OF Columbia, known and distinguished as part Of
square $780, beginning for the l03 feet inches
west from The northeast corner OF said square trout
ing south street thence west % feet thence south
q: feet thence IS feet thence north g. feet to
consisting Of q three-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Unethrd cash and the balance in two
equal installuent nine and eighteen months vi IN
interest from day Of sale 1t the per cent
annun. Payable eniannually. TO be secured BY the
proissory Of the purchaser deed of trust or
the property. al cash. 1t the option de
post Of 800 Will be required of the purchaser NJ the
time of sale All eonveysncinx and recording Of the
cost VI the purchaser IL terms Of sale be not
with within ten days from time Of sale the trustees
serve the right resell the property the risk and
cost VI the defaultng purchaser
HENRY WOODARD,
lth and Il SITS NV I
JUDS0N GULL. Z trustees
ap1R-dkds fendall building
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n E. wAaCAMAN. Real Estate Auc:ioaeer.

Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMpRoyEp
MEAL ESTATE ON VIRGINIA AvENUr BE-
IMEES SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
By srtus OF aided Of trust duly recorded in Liber
40 l3o2 foo e9 ct seq, Of the land records the
str,ct OF Columbia and at he request of the party
secutea We WIN I'll q public suct IN front
lSos 1t HsIFPAsr rlyk O'CLOCK p N.
sGn.,e 5Se w.shns.on, D. q Besinnins from said
front OF lot Rt the northwest of said on
the line Of virginia avenue aud running thence
srly along said avenue e5 feet, thence southwe
wardy ~ right angles with sal avenue ll6 feet
inches. thence due south % TO the south line Of
lot thence west To the line of said lot thence
north % feet and thence enthusiastically at right
angles with said avenue to the place Of beginning
Terms: One-third cash. Of which &lOO must be
Paid at time of sale and the balance in three eQuai m
stainr.hts IN six. twelve and eighteen months for
which notes of the purchaser. bearing interest from
day of sale and secured by deco Of ON the prop
eSty sold viii be TAKEN or all cash. at option pur-
chaser. IL terms are no. complied with in
twelve days from sale the property will be resold at
risk aud cost Of default!ng purchaser All convey
Si.ctpH and record x at purchasers cost
5 inv " i pI MIHHfHSSasMAN. Trustees.
T. z wAGGAMAN. Aucsioneer. ap2o-dSds