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ALEXANDRIA.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Resumed.

CITY COUNCIL MEEIING.
The city councils held their last meeting for
March at their chambers last night. President
Marbury presiding in the board of aldermen
and President Snowden in the common coun-
Gil The boards agreed to order the paving
with eobblestOnes. Of the squares on Lee street
between Queen and Princess streets at the
joint cost Of the city and of the
owners Of the adjacent real estate
The ordinance Tor carrying out the plan of
the Washington Southern Railroad Company
stated in The STAR Last week. for the paving of
six squares Ot Henry street. was presented BY
the committee on streets The W. =. X X. Co.
proposes. In consideration of n grant of the
right of way over Henry street. forever that
II will pave that street with cObble stone curb
To curb. from Duke to Cameron streets in
1892 and from Cameron to Oronoko streets in
lsJ3- The matter referred 10 the
corporation attorney for report. An order was
made RENTING eertsn taxes to Hill & Co. and
apetition of Driver Dix of the Hydraulian fire
engine, for three weeks pay while he Was suf-
fering from the effects Of a kick of one Of the
engine horses, was referred to the committee
on Claims
TIsHrowS WAITING.
Fishtowu has waited patiently for the abdica-
ton Of the ground hog. but is being treated
very shabbily by St Patrick the equinoctial
and all the other controllers OF March weather.
Few small loads of fish are all that
have arrived, and lcthiOpolis Is dreary
now In the unmelted snow and east wind
The city council has attempted
to brighten ii up by promising 70 put III an
electric light there on April l. and it Is Thought
that the fishing season being postponed will
last the longer.
The funeral Of the late George Green took
place this afternoon from his late home at No
Ill North Pitt street.
A fair Of the third regiment drum corps Is in
Progress at NcBurney's Hall.
Mr. George H. Markell, well-know n printer
here, Is very Ill with grip.
The house and lot on Fairfax street near
Prince, formerly occupied BY Mrs. Charles
Green, has been sold for $500 to Judge Nor
ton.
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wouldn't 60 all the way. Went back to the
stable and then went back again to the shoot
ing: Met Appleby in the alley. He came from
18th street. He was walking pretty fast.
Cross-examined-Sto Stopped in front of Mr..
Frank Schneder's house. Appleby stayed there
while witness went up to the scene of the
shooting. Witness went back but Appleby was
not where he left him. Witness went on to the
stable, when Appleby came in little while
later. They then went up the alley to 18th
street and then upQ Met Mr.. Thompson on
P street. Appleby again declined to
go down to the shooting. Witness
walked down to the Hamlink house and
then went back to the stable, finding Appleby
at 18th and Q on the way. They went to the
stable, where Appleby remained all night.
Without concluding the cross-examination
of the witness a recess was taken at 1870 until
l o'clock.
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E L Beach has purchased for -. 900 Of ]. F.
Schneider sub 81. square 1872. IL by 35.s75 feet
on 9th between l. and VI streets northwest
VIM MeNeir has bolgh <ior $500 OF A. p
Clark. IT,. Sub IS. square $50. 1888 by 45.24
feet on between Delaware avenue and LIST
street northwest.
Heary Hurt has bought of George A. Armes
fo- 5000 lot 5, square $50. 20 feet inches by
~ feet inches on z between 10th and 18th
streets northwest.
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IN CONGRESS TODAY.
A Number of Bills Reported in the
House.
THE DEBATE ON SILVER CONTINUED.
Mr.. Bland VIII Ask the Previous
Question Tomorrow.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
THE SENATE.

The Vice President presented petition from
Banjamin G. Harris of Maryland on behalf o.
self and other citizens Of that state asking him
Congress to Secure compensation for the slaves
taken by the general government or enamel
psted by state convention at the instance and
desire Of the general government
TIE BERI,ss SEA MESSAGE.
An executive message from the President OF
the United States was delivered by Mr.. Pruden.
one Of his secretaries, and was handed 70 The
Vice President.
The army appropriation bill presented
and referred TO the committee appropria-
tions-
AN ASTr-sTrvER MEMORIAL
Mr.. Hiseock presented memorial from the
chamber Of commerce of the state OF New
York IN favor Of the maintenance of the stand
ard Of value as now established by law He
asked to have it printed in the Rec0rd but ob-
lection was mad eand il ordered to be
printed q document.
Mr.. Wolcott offered resolution calling on
the heads of departments for lists. pay, &c, of
subordinates. Laid over without action.
RURAL HIaawAYs
The Senate bill TO provide permanent sys-
tenn of highways in that part of the District Of
Columbia lying outside of cities was taken
from the calendar and was explained by Mr.
Harris. who, having charge of the bill, offered
several amendments
sir. Allison approved of the proposed amend
merts with the condition that appropriate
words should be inserted so as to make IL sp-
pear that the government shall be under no OBJ
legation TO appropriate money for DEGREES of
condemnation.
Mr.. Harris thought the bill safe in its proper
form with the amendments suggested by HIM.
Mr. Dawes suggested that If there was no
immediate necessity for the passage of the bill
its consideration should go over for the
present
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
NJ. Harris assented and then the Senate. on
motion oi Mr.. Sherman. at l pm. proceeded
to the consideration OF executive business.
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BIZ
The executive session closed at 80 and
then the Indian appropriation bill was
taken up. The first amendment Of any
importance was one to strike out the pro-
vision to assign army OIncers inuian
agents. Mr.. Proctor called on Mr..
Dawes to explain the motives of
the committee on Indian affairs in recommend
ing the amendment Mr.. Dawes made the ex-
PLANTATION and the subject is still under discus
SID
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The cross-examiussfon of Marion Appleby,
the prisoners employe and young friend, was
continued after The STARS report OF the
Schneider trial closed yesterday afternoon.
when the witness replied that he did state on
the 9th of February in the district attorneys
Office to Mr. Tageart and Mr. Mullowney that
he didn't go with Mr.. Schneider because ne was
afraid that there would be trouble
District attorney--Is that true, Mr. Appleby?
The, witness-Yes. sir: 1t Is.
The witness continuing, said that he did not
run of and never told any one that he did. He
had gone a little way when the first shot was
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r ATCL1FFE. DARR CO.. Auctionsers.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SIXTEENTH
oRIHwEsT. IMPROVED by "A FRAME
HOUSE. KNOWN AS NO. 1852 SIXTEENTH
STREET, BY AUCTION
On MEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWEEN
Tl-TH1RD, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will offer tor sale. in front of the premises.
LOT A,
- SQUARE $50,
Fronting % feet on 18th ST. by depth of ITO
feet to alley.
This property should command the attention Of par
ties in search of valuable building in one of the
most fashionable sections OF the northwest
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd cash. the ba, ance in one
and two years. u per cent per aEnum. payable semi
annually, secured by deed Of trust the property
sod or al cash, at the option of the purchaser
post OF $500 at the time of sale If
sale are not complied with fifteen from the day
OF sale night to resell the property the
ana cost OF the aultng purchaser after
vertiseinent Of such resale in newspaper pub
shed IN washington. ID. G. All convey ancing and
recording at the cost of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. Co,
mhlo-d6ds Auctioneers.
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The election of Representative Mills as Sem
atOr from Texas. announced in yesterdays
STAR, was not unanimous, as then reported
The ballot was as follows: In the senate-For
Mills, 80; Wash Jones, l; ]. d. Sayres, l. In the
house--For Mills, 90; Horace Chiffon. 8; r. B.
Culberson, l: Barnett Gibbs. 2; j. H. Bailey. 4.
There was good deal of speaking in max
ing and seconding the nomination Of Mr.. Mills.
Both houses adjourned till today.
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Damages Resulting From the Modus vfvendI.
It is reported that the payments to be made
to sealers in respect Of the damages resulting
from the Boring sea modus vivendi are to be
met out of the imperial exchequer and not by
Canada in whole or in part. Lord Salisbury
was of the opinion that Canada should pay
something, but this opinion has been overcome.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

PR6oyED KLAL ESTATE tsfITiBLE FOR FOR
oNTHE MAIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FokMERLi
Il FRONT 81 Each FLEE FLEE
the S 'nS
fS.aed IN the ss Of the ResseI Of Wills the said
sale a, public auction in front Of the respective prem
t sss ca tine OF real an situated in
the oa ssf THE e VI,
al that certain piece or parcel Of land lying and being
pn1s G 70.
the same at bonndstone in the line of David Shoe
lse6, and from thence. with L. degrees variation.
pike south lyls degrees east 80 perches thence eay
the called the River road thence with said River
road north An degrees west. 8 $40 perches, al d
perchss to the place Of beginning containing acres
2roods and l! perches of land more less. being
Samuel 81 Queen s BY Issas M.rshs!Iby deeds dated
Of and .a ar s. eS
Li6er No 4s:I, folio So and Liber No. 500. at folio
proved by frame dwelling house. barn and outbuild
O'Clock pm. viii osf for sale the foiiown r'; De-
IoSsd to NIT in an that piece or Parcel of
and District OF Columbia and being another part
on the east side Of the RocEvs pRs At a0T pon
TO- 100 perches measured course south lS de-
erees east from the third milestone said pike and
perches to the county road commonly called belt
road thence with said belt road north l3sA
east 564 perches thence leaving said road south "a
dexrees west II perches to said Rockville pike thence
with the said pike south 1Yerees 43s 10
to the beginning. containing eight acres more less
excepting, however. therefrom about one-hslf an
his lifetime to Annie G. Paxton by deed recorded in
the same records in Lber No. 1850, folio 9g being
the same property which was conveyed to the said
Samuel ". Queen by Jonathan Buchanan by deed re-
corded in the same records in Liber No. 13 1t folio
$50. to which reference 10 hereby had and made.
All OF the above described property being portion
seized and possessed.
Terms Of sale for each of the pieces Of property:
One third C1D of the purchase money in cash one
third "a, in one year. and onethrd Cd in years
from the day Of all cash. at the option tha
purchaser Deferred payments to he secured by deed
Of trust upon the real estate Sold and to draw
lars viii De required of the purchasers each said
pieces parcels Of ground sold at time of the
Of the sa1ne and II the purchaser purchasers shall
fail to comply with the terms of sale within days
after said the undersigned the right
resell at the risk and of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers
cost. ANN W. QUEEN
Executrix under the last will and testament of
Samuel Queen, deceased.
For further information and plat Of above pieces Of
property inquire Of CHAPLIN BROWN,
. Attorney for Executrix.
fe23-d&ds No. 1923 ~ st. N. W., Washington. d. c.
sF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON &C
count Of the ineement weather until THURSDAY,
MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1882. same hour and
pace. Ann W. QUEEN.
Executrix under the last will and testament Of
Samuel Queen, deceased. mEl2-d&ds
,sION ACCOUNT OF THE SNOW STORM THE
TWENTY-THIkD DAY OF MARCH. A. d 1872 at
same hour and place. ANN W. QUEEN.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers.

SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF HOUSE AND
LOT ON l. STREET BETWEEN NEW JERSEY
AVENUE AND FIRST STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated September ~,
1877 and recorded Iiber No. S69. folio ZIG Of the
land records for the District of Columbia will offer
FOR sale at public auction. in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1897,
at SIX O'CLOCK p. M, part of lot numbered
hfty-seven (5o1l. described as follows: Beginning
Tor the same at the distance Of fifteen tI5) FEST
thence west fifteen u5! feet thence north enc hun
dred and thirty six O3) feet ) inches thence
east fifteen ll5 feet: thence south one hundred aud
thrtys (36 feet seven % inches to the beginning
improved by frame building.
Terms One-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ments in SIX and twelve months the give
interest. and secured by Q deed Of trust upon the
property. $50 down at time Of sale. Conveyances at
cost Of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI. Trustee.
mhZ3-dEds $50 La avenue IL ".
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MIR. HILL AND THE ROCKWELL CASE
1t IL Said That the New York Senator Proposes
to Carry the Fight Into the House.

II - Satu y NAT the New York Senator PROPOSES
to Carry the Fight Into the House.
There is a great deal of mysterious whisper
ing among members Of the House concerning
the Moves Rockwell contested election case.
1t is being said here and there, With wink and
what Uncle Remus would call "knowledgea-
BILE" look, that Mr.. Rockwell will not be turned
out of the House, but that the committee on
elections will be turned down by the House.
1t is understood that all the ''Hill influence"
is being actively worked upon members. The
pressure which, it is claimed, Mr.. Hill brought
to bear on the committee to influence their
action on the case is said to be bearing on the
House with redoubled energy. 1t is under
stood that the committee is to be fought at
every point
Those who are not particularly fond Of the
New York Senator look on with considerable
complacency and say that Mr.. Hill will make a
great mistake if he carries the fight into tue
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-23

The Senate in executive session today con-
firmod the following nominations:
Mr.. W. Barnum Of New York, an assistant
surgeon i'll the navy.
Postmasters - Pennsylvania: A. S. Light,
Lebanon: W. II. Bosserman, Newport; ". F..
Briggs, Hayerdale.
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k sESisMbN j, p p LEIGHTON, Trustees.
nhlS-dSds
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auciioneer..
~ 9th and II streets n "

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALCABIE USIMPRoyED
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON NEM HAMp-
SHIRE ANkNUE BEIMEEN SAND + STREETS
NoEl INVEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
~ by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dlstrlct - Columbia. passed the 4ta day OF Ds-
ceinner, ISL. IN equity No. lSes will sell
on on pMEDNEsDh. 1HE THlRTlEIH DAY OF
NAM IA, lSsS. at public suction. at HALF-PAsT
POUR O'CLOCK 2. ". in front OF the premises. lot
lettered q. m square numbered hundred snd
seventy seven tlss) IN the city Washington. ID C
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree one third
cash aud the balance IN two equal in-tallm.nts Ray
able IN one and two from day sale or ali cash
at the option u the purchaser The deferred ray
nents 10 Dear interest," az cent and l-r
- trust upon the property sold tepossf of two
hundred s2OUl dollars Will required AZ time of .. To-
All convey anclng at the cost the purchase IN
terms II sale are not complied with ten day. the
trustees reserve the right resell the property
fisk and cost N d-fAuitng purchaser such fur
ther advertisement as they sasll think prOp~r.
ANDREW A. LfPsCOMB,
hoom a.. Iendail buildins. -.
J. HoLDSNORTH GORDON. trustees.
mhlS-dSds .TlO a. st N W
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The Reunion of Columbian Alumni.

The reunion at tine annual dinner Of the Co
lumbar University Alu ninI at the Arlington to-
night promises TO be 4 notable local event In
addition TO a large and representative gather
ing Of tho Washington alumni, there will be
some alumni present from other cities. The
speeches in response 20 toasts promise TO De
Of unusual interest The indications are that
thsre viii be about l50 persons present
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Torn by Her Own Dogs.

The wife of a farmer named Mcdonald
living at Bailynahinch, County Down. Ireland.
attempted yesterday to separate four Of her
dogs that were fighting. The dogs turned on
her and throwing her to the ground worried
her to death. Their sharp teeth inflicted ter
rible wounds in her head and her limbs and
her body presented horrible appearance.
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FUTURE DAYS.
n Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

" T. "Aa0AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED BY
IHREE-STOkl BRICK DWELLING WITH
BhSk BUILDING AND STORE, NO. 80 ii
By virtue of q iced Of trust duly recoried I'm Iiar
No ll5o folio $50 ct seq of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia and the request of the party
thereby secured. will sell M public auctiop IN
trent Of q the premise on THURSDAY. MACH
1hlRI1-FIRSI, 1882. at HALF-PAST FINE
O'CLOCK 7. ~, lot AZ. IN McGuire's subdivision Of
square .o.4. Washington, DC. with the improve
Terms; One-third cash. Of which slOo must be de-
posted al the time OF sale. and the balance in three
equal in six. twelve and months
tor which notes Of purchase bearing nom
Jay OF SAFE and secured by deed Of on the prop
erty sold will be taken. all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser the terms of sale are not COMPLIED
with IN ten days from day OF sale trustees
the r1ght TO resell 1t the risk and the default
ing purchaser after eight days All con-
THOs E. WA6GAMANT =,
J. W. PIILING, trustees
mh19d6ds r.. L. wAGGAMAN. Auct
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mh23-d&ds
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auct,oneers.
14o7 g ct.
SALE Of VERY pEsIRABLE PROP
ERTY, BEING N0; 1905 STREET NORTH.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY, BEING N0. 1905 STREET NORTH
By virtue Of order Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, made ON the Doth day of Febru-
AIRY. A. D. lsS:; in the Case Of Joseph H Crown ct al
No 81 will sell elite e the hSHess bidder front the
DAY OF MARCH, A. p. 1892. AT HALf-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. the following real property.
to wt: All that piece parcel OF land aud premises
situate lying ana being In the city of Washington in
the District Of Columbla, known aud distinguish
lot fifty go Of kinHmans recorded subdivision
square numbered two hundred and torty-cne "a ID
The lot fronts . feet street by depth Of I3O
feet alley &c feet wide also has side alley feet
wide the east. Improved by . two-story frame
DWELLING and being No l3US Qstreet Northwest Dis
trict aforesaid.
Terms OF sa 0ne-third # the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal installments in
and years, with interest day IF sale al the
rate Of six I'D per cent Per annum payable semi
annually, to be secured by the pronasory
purchaser and deed Of trust the property, or all
cash at tho purchasers option. deposit Of s:UO will
be required Of the purchaser the time Of sale All
conveyancins and recording at the cost OF the pur
chaser II the terms of sale lie complied with in
ten days from time Of sale the trustee reserves the
rht to resell the property at the rsk and cost Of the
ROBERT cHRIsrY. Trustee.
mh16-dkds l420 New York ave- n. ".
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Richard
hurry Bradley Of Boston, Mass, and Amy
Olvin Adds; Leonard Stuneyer and Marie
Reeners, both Of Brookland, D. c.; David Queen
and Sarah johnson. both of Prince Georges
county. Maryland: L. H. Gould of Brooklyn,
NY, and Lille Coleman of Toronto, Canada:
Chas. Edward Mower and Vester Richard; John
W. Bissett and Mary Magnolia Fisher. both Of
Great Falls. Nd; George II .Pruett and Minnie
Gottenkieng; Watson Ellis and Lizzie Lay;
Christian Ferber and Louisa Schneider.
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sCHNEIDER's MOTHER EXAMINED.


MRS SCHNEIDER TELLS WHAT SHE SAW OF TIN
TRAGEDY-DID COL HAMLISK THREATEN TO
SHOOT HER soS?-oTHER TESTIMONY TAKEN
THIS MORNING.
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fred. He looked back and saw two flashes. He
did not see any revolver and II was only mere
impression of the witness that there were two
revolvers being fred. He did not run eff. but
walked mp Q to 18th street, then down 18th TO z
street and then across to Seilman's stable.
Witness was with Schneider iii Snickersville.
Va. Witness passed under tine name OF Ken
nedy there. The defendant introduced witness
under that name. He saw Mr.. j, i. Thomas
there. When witness got to Sellman's stable
he went i'll and saw Mr.. Ross Sellman. He
talked about the shooting. Then he left the
stable with Sellman and went up 18th to q
street. Witness left Seliman there and went
back TO the stable.
District attorney-Why didn't you so down
to the scene OF the shooting?
Witness Don't know.
District attorney-Just didn't want TO, eh?
Witness Yes. sir.
The NOTE FROM MRS. SCHNEIDER.
The witness, continuing stated that he was
present when the defendant received the note
from his wife the night of the shooting.
Schneider remarked: That isn't the answer /
want; want 10 know whether she will go with
me- Witness did not go into any house near
the corner of 18th ami Q that night. He dldn' t
see any one there that witness knew. He first
saw Ross Seilman in the stable about three
minutes after the shooting Defendant told
witness of the marriage shortly afterwaId and
witness knew that he was a married man when
ne took his note to Miss Lightfoot. Witness
was paid by defendant by the day. Defendant
paid the expenses of the trip 10 Culpeper.
Witness received letter addressed to the de-
PENDANT after the shooting and burned il.
District attorney-Why did you burn il?
Witness, observation-disclosures / dldn'tknow
of any way OF getting IL TO HIM.
District attorney You know that ii
could have been gotten TO HIM?
Witness-Yes. sir; 1 suppose so.
District attorney--WhO lives at No. 2214 18th
street!
Witness-A Mr.. Ramsey, think
District attorney-Don't you know that a
Mr. II. Hempstone lives there?
Witness No. sir.
Redirect-9lade q statement in the district
attorneys office. Was there about two hours
Signed and swore to the statement. Witness
was not permitted to state what was said there
Judge Wilson stating that he proposed ask
ing the witness If he heard Frank Hamlink say
anything which led witness to believe that
there would be trouble, the court ruled the
offer out. when the defense noted an excep-
ton.
Witness stated that Just before Schneider
left him to 90 across to his wife he said: Here
they come now I'm going across to speak to
Amie.''
Today's Proceedings.
One of the most dramatic features so far in
the dramatic Schneider trial was the appear
ance on the witness stand this morning Of Mrs.
is a pleasant looking, middle aged lady, dr.essed
in black and wearing gold bowed spectacles.
She was the second witness of the morning and
her appearance on the stAhd was the signal for
the craning OF neeks forward and IL renewal OF
curiOeity ont the RI nj rha
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II 14l6 Now York ave.
TRUSTEES, SAFE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. go
Ns.R

By virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded In iber
No 552 folio ct seq. one Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby. we will Offer for sale IN front
Of the Prenises on MONDAY. THE TWENTY
FIVE O'CLOCK 2 q, the lOlloSi1x dessriSsd prop
to All Of lot % In Augustus Jays subdivision Of
certain lots II square 10 Is the same = recorded in
District OF Coluba. sold subject to CD certain
deeds of trust to secure the sum Of u, SIS and in
terest.
Terms: CASH in s1ces Of said assd Of trust: 900
deposit 1t time OF sale. Terms b compiod With IN
ten days the property will b xssoid q the sk and
cost of the dsfaultng purchase axssr nvs daSS rcd
.a,a.lor s 5AHs & i sS SssHf55SSgs. 1s-.... .