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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
TAKE rouR ADvERTIsEnESr

TAKE YOUR ADHEkTlSENENT
DISTRICT NJ less. SaxK orrmr,
' In, n.y.. Wess.nyst os in iii. r,,v Wary any
the charges VIII be the snc as those at the nam ONCE
% %"n H" snS Ss" can
handling work men tading baens &C Cal! Monday a;
iioiIL MIrRoroLE broadway ana AID ST.
| WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mechanical
w draughtsmen who lave M .NIe,ience on hull
WORK OF h fsqi ioiRllGs %%RK Boston Mas.
" ont ,ST Soii.r .hop mus, he thor,
kind. o. portable aud stationary Toss HdiTS
,, ar ne In, makers. good nay
a" and .essy w%,s S r scuYIE ELEtTc
co. Miadletown, Conn. .- -
~ ASrEp-A hand on iisnf brass nnishing, accas.
% ITRR RinF sS %o IRIS i Leonard ST.
w auirs j. 4. HAIR. IL Central Az. Roensster! w
WA 5ts il fSS f% ' Urea; Sss GGpy
VouNG MAN. de.irou. of learning the art of profess
fARDEn. ffank.,n, corner ru',on BROOKLYN
atantcd-a.lalts miscellaneous.
TAKE YOUR AnvERTIsEMEAT
DIST elcr ME.sENeER OFFICE
FOR TME mn NAY n be sit at any
the charges viii BE- the same those at the once
A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE for one Of the
"A hest ganza,ions in existence. Pays si2 weekly
benefits to its members who are out or employment
Liberal terms to agents.
W J. SCHMIDT.
20 North 7th ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
A GENTs-A few pushing, enerseiic nof gentle:
"A manly address can earn xood salhries n" book
insurance cBnvassng but straightforward Legitimate
s.% Es's.g. work Ca" at Room 30 7sl Broad st.
A MAN TO drive double truck; only those who can
.hoH Mt least i've wear reference and is not afraid
qs sHry bRvER S"s wit"
A GENTs--s3 to 81 daily. experience unnecessary;
PUTNAM 90 Tertumcrs West winsted Conn
Agents WANTED in this and other cities for needle.
novelty on earth: see 1t Warren st. room Al
- WANTED. salesnen on salary or commission to
lJs handle the new Patent Chemical Ink Era.ing Pen
ci the greatest selling novelty ever produced: grasses
ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion Of paper.
200 To $40 per cent. profit one agents safes amounted
to 500 IN sly days another 80. n two hours:
one general agent for each state and Territory For
THE MONROE ERASER MFG GO,
La Crosse. Wis.
CoACIiMAS yardcIe farm hands grooms man and
~ wife. married arener. farm f"rninans AMI men
aely landed wanted at CARPENTERS. los ".h av.
EyrEkIENcEp WINDOW CLEANERS wanted. tail
Il Monday. $50 4. NJ. room <. 1l3 Broadway.
INl experiences: steady work. best terms. best
GLEN mos Rochester NY.
SlMrsuS. CRAWFORD = SIMPSON.
Gth av.. 10Th and 10th SITS,
want experienced statesmen FOR their lining depart.
lnenf.
SiMPSoN. CRAWFORD ( SIMPSON
9th av. 10Th and 10th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

II Was Caused by an Erroneous Publica-
tloD.

II Was Caused by IN Erroneous Pabiica-
tioa.
There has been . two-days' run on the Hop
kins Place Savings Bank Of Baltimore caused,
it is claimed, by an erroneous publication that
application had been made to place the bank in
the hands Of a receiver. The run commenced
on Tuesday, when fifty-nine accounts were
closed out and about $4,000 in deposits with
drawn The number Of depositors who wished
to withdraw their money increased yesterday.
the number OF accounts closed being 14O and
the amount paid out about $4,000 The bank
officials made ali necessary arrangements to
accommodate the applications.
The doors OF the bank were opened an hour
earlier than usual and were kept open as long
as any one wanted TO enter No deposi.cr was
turned away and every one was promptly &C
commouated, K u. Rother. treasurer. doing
duty as an additional paying teller During
the two days ffty-four deposits, aggregating
over $4,000, were made and a number Of rev
accounts were opened.
huge pile OF sresnbacks behind the bank
railing was u reassuring sign to any depositor
and It was not exhausted by the demands upon
II. When the news Of the run became known
'nere were numerous offers OF assistance from
outside banks and capitalists. all OF which were
declined. The bank claims to have ample
funds to meet any emergency. Its annual
statement, published on January 4. showed
that 1t had 81 Ola, 1875 invested in stocks and
bonds, on which, il is said $500 600 could be
raised in twenty-four hours. The undivided
profits at the time OF the statement were
SiO.lS5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
RAILROADS.
T'uK GEEAr
fExSsYtvAy,a norrr

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rR.Lss 'e ~ II :ffs Ss lbS ssFAr,o,
and 3. r.. ar A. osoT ..
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dsis; vs. nsn.i lsS,e! Ms...a.sss . a si
iocs,c.so w.s,.Ta Lrrrs.. :, - , n ssiy.
SltE . rsas ,srs Nsshils'on " csic'.so nd Is
phiss 90 r.I.SarS 70 1tisersosd saa $500 s:e.
Va. VA oSt 49, s' ,Si fis iSss s "a
For Mas. G.hsnisisus. Roch..s.r and SiAs.r. Pals
dai,y. %. "a sunasy. Loo IN,
FH,. VITA si:.s,ns c.f ws.9sp ,o1 70 Sc .. .S
Sm; daily. .ic.Pt saturday. ~ish s.ssIans or
For wliiisnispcri, Remove aud Elmir.. =, 10 81. n
daily. stcsHt 'Hnisy.
TOkfHILADELl AlA.Nks YORK AND THKKAsr
- S rs ana .@a y IN Pm, = - sssa:s y
.. fii q fG 80 su II az III f.i .ss
Ssr, Nrsusule iss.snser oo@olss -nd binins Car.
For Sew a or az. .coNsar.sioS.L l5Nrrrn-
A p GI ri fH IA srif,nSr; q daily
FSs, EEpFs-.. f.o q, w..s days. ana } - pm
sccSn.i'.o ...ou. 90. m dsiy.
ErlI->s. 3Ui AMI - - o. m. daiiy.
f"r l., s.on sthout chaiss. 80 o m. week days snd
FOr sioosiyn. y Y. al through trains ooaners a.
Jersey City With boats y. BrUykiyu Ana.1, sfof A.
uls direct srsisi-r ~ a,tun lIs 70
= ierriss- sSrOss New hOtk Cay.
For a, Auno Cay. II % days. n. - Q. m
ior B.inlnos, 500, 81. 30. 80. zoo. a a.,
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rm;. dally. .,ssGt SUNDAY. sundays. . % q m.
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50 J m d..J /. .. q. Y. sesk dave
Trains sANs A.t.EdFia ior Washington. eos. soA.
500. Id. -. ) q. dlS. I'D. {. Is. i0a2 AL
ll-ue u n. On sunday o. v 10. 10 - aud IL n
.nl' Ia. 10. 90 :. 10. 80. .. Is aud 10 81
y.
Ihksus and Information At tie once. lorthesst cor
hef ~ i''i s7-si .id lsuu.yl ua aud the
st.t4vA "hsts of'iets - eii tie chscElns u
e..s -ss 10 uessin-tlOn fEOl iOtsis sd resiocnces
CHAS. l. IIOh, } A. MOOD
1elisis M-hassr Oensral fasssn d Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
WHAT HEFORMERS WANT.
Opposition to the saloon and Woman
frage-Two Planks

opposition to the saloon and Woman Suf-
frage-Two Planks-
1t was decided at the conference Of reformers
at Chicago yesterday that the following address
would be presented to the St. Louis convention
February a:
We members Of the peoples party, the
prohibition party and the national reform
party perceivinG the absolute necessity which
exists that the people, rising up in .heir primal
capacity as citizens and voters, should wrcst the
government OF tho state and the nation from
those who have SO long misgoverned BOTH
hereby put forth the following suggestions to
the people of the United States upon which we
ourselves, are substantially agreed. Wo are in
favor OF consolidation OF all political clements
IN behalf OF these issues, that money should
be issued by the general government without
the Intervention Of any private institutions
in sufficient quantity to carry on the business
OF the country. Such money should be a full
legal tender for all debts. both public and
private.
That the saloon is the great enemy of reform
In these matters. AS the chief fountain of cor
ruption in our politics we denounce its per-
niclous influence upon our country and demand
Its suppression, all means OF public transporta-
ton and communication should DO controlled
by the government to obtain for all the people
equal and equitable advantages in such SER
vices; and II the effort to SO control said means
OF transportation and communication shall
prove lmpracticable then we favor government
ownership of the same.
That we are opposed to speculation in land
and alien ownership Of the same, and we de-
mand reasonable limitation Of the land that
can be owned by any corporation or individual.
That We favor municipal suffrage for women
with an educational qualification. (Signed J
Ignatius Donnelly. Frances Z. Willard, Gen. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
Serious Fire In Cincinnati,

At s:is O'Clock last night the central fire
tower at Cincinnati struck off ten-blow
alarm, calling the maximum force OF the de-
partment to 1873 and i41 West 4th street, where
hre was raging It was in the six-story
building occupied by the West & Tice Com
pany. importers and dealers in queensware.
The fire department could not save the build
ing. but they confined the fire to it and pre-
vented a confagration. The building will be a
total loss. except possibly the walls. 1t be-
longed to Mr.. H. +. West and is valued at
s4O, 900. The building was freshly stocked
with The largest and finest stock ever brought
10 that city Its value is estimated at SloO, OOO.
The proprietors are in the habit of insuring
ance is ample.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
School Furniture Trust.

The Grand Rapids Democrat says: The Grand
Rapids Furniture Company, the largest manu-
sacturers OF school furniture in the world. has
sold out to an organization OF capitalists known
as the United States Furniture Company, with
headquarters in Chicago. This company,
which is believed to be in the nature Of q
trust. already controls seven-eighths of the
school furniture plants Of the United States, and
the capture of the Grand Rapids concern will
practically give it control Of the business. The
company is now negotiating with the Haney
School Furniture Company Of this city. but has
not closed with them. The capital of the
United States company is $4,000, 600, but tho
capital of the firms now in the combine aggre-
gates $3.50 COO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

1t is said that the examination OF the books
of the Spring Garden National Bank of Phila-
delphia by the government experts has brought
to light additional evidence of fraud, and that
warrants of arrest have been issued for several
persons who we're connected with the bank
The Spring Garden Bank suspended about q
year ago, and soon afterward evidence OF fraud
in connection with its management was dis
covered. the president and cashier, G. Francis
Kennedy and Henry Kennedy, were arrested
and convicted on numerous charges and are
now serving long terms in the penitentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
Missouri Democrats Prefer Cleveland.

The democratic state committee met at St.
Louis yesterday afternoon to elect secretary
and to select time and place for holding the
convention to nominate delegates to the ma
tional convention, three judges of the supreme
court and general state ticket. After a pro-
longed discussion it was decided to hold three
separate conventions. The convention for
nominating delegates to the national conven-
ton will be held on May II, but the time and
place for the other two had not been selected
when the committee took a recess until 8
o'clock. Thomas l.. Phillips of Perryville was
elected secretary. A majority OF the commit
teemen expressed themselves as favorble to
Cleveland for President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
No Rain for Nearly a Year.

Rain began falling throughout central and
northern Arizona at an early hour yesterday
morning and continued steadily all day. 1t
was the 6rst rain since February Is, 1891, and
it is very timely and means the salvation of
thousands Of acres Of grain in Salt and Gila
valleys. Had the dry period continued thirty
days longer 10 per cent OF the cattle and sheep
on the ranges would have persisted. Already
all Of the stock that could be moved had been
taken to the irrigated districts Of Salt valley
and the heavy influx is telling on the pasturage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
Col. l.. p. French of BOstOn Dead

Col L. P. French, aged fifty-two, we'll
known lawyer Of Boston. a member of the
Loyal Legion and during the war a Judge ad-
vocate. was found dead in his room at the
Hotel Brunswick yesterday morning. He had
been very respondent Of late owing to illness
and the recent death of his wife, and the indi-
cations point to suicide. The medical exami-
ner declines TO state the cause of death. Mr..
Frenchs estate is said to be worth 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of THE EVENING STAR "A dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
csived" is the principle upon which its BUSH
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in its advertising columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
ADVERTISING.

~ YOU WISH 40 ADS Ek1ISE An iIhlAo ANY
whore ~ any tiils write 10 GEO. +. HOWELL 3
CO.. 40 Spruce st.. New York au2l-1y
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
II the subject OF advertising viii do we'll obtainA
SopX q BOOK tor Advert,ssrs." sos Pagss, price 81
careful compilation from the American Newspspef
Directory OF all the lost papers and class 3ournasi
deal about rates and other massev per
tanning 70 the buoiueqp Of sdveytiotpg. Address
R0WELL;s .ADSeRTIslN0 bUREA6. 10 Spruce
g.. New York. suS1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
g BENS1NGER, AUCTIONEER
Os WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE IA
ZAAR. No. vlO LOUISIANA AYENUE

AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES
HARNESS. &C., EVERY TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. COM
MENCINa AT TEN O'CLOCK THE ONLY
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED ExcLUs-
lively TO THE SALE OF HORSES. CAR.
RIAGEs AND HARNESS. AND Is THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON
HAND 50 DAYTON WAGONS AND so BUG
GiEs. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE
SALE AT VERY Low PRICES. ALSO EVERY
SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT
PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED
rocALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK B1FoRK
PURCHASING.
noAm Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
Reports Submitted and Discussed at the
Session Yesterday Afternoon.

THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW ATTACKED AND
pEFESpED-MATTKRs ON WHICH CONSULAR IN
CURRY Is JURISDICTIONS AND TENDENCIES
OF CREDITS IN FoREYdN LANDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

The death Of the Grand Duke Constantine,
uncle to the car. was heavy shock to the
czarina. who is just recovering from an attack
OF infiuenzn. She was SO affected by the an
nouncement of the grand dukes death that che
was again obliged to keep to her apartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
SIZE SUFFERED ToaruREs.

TEE INTERESTING STORY MRS. LEONARD
TOLD A REPoRTER-sHE WAS AN INVALID
FOR YEARS. BUT Is WELL NOW. AND GIVES
ALL The CREDIT FOR HER CURE TO DR.
JOADAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
FOR CONSULAR INQUIRY.

The following inquiries were presented in
the report for adoption, with the intention of
sending them to the State Department for con-
sular inquiry:
What are the various obligations that have
no legal or binding nature except the honor of
the debtor?
Are drinking, gambling and betting debts
collectable at law?
Are there any obligations for professional
services that are debts OF honor!
To what extent or proportion to the amount
incurred or assumed are debts Of honor paid?
In case Of insolvency, are debts of honor
usually paid If the debtor subsequently re-
trievs?
To what extent is outlawed indebtedness con-
sidered a matter of honor and paid?
Are debts Of honor more generally satisfied
in full than legal debts in proportion to the
amount involved?
The report thanked the State Department for
many courtsses received. 1t was accepted. its
recommendations adopted and the committee
continued.
RECEPTION AT THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
A number Of the members of the board last
evening were given an informal reception by
the builders exchange at the latter's building
on 18th street. A lunch was served and extern
pore speechmaking INDUCED in by Messrs.
Pope OF Chicago, Weissinger of ST. Louis
Waldo of New York. Miller of New Orleans
Lane of Boston and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
DIR wsslev Seweop,b D.,>a

DIR. Wesley Sewconib Dead
DR.. Wesley Newcomb died ut Ithaca, n. Y,
Tuesday night after fortnighfs struggle with
the grip, aged eishty-four. He was one Of the
leading conchologists Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

suffered with excrucistinE pains in nv head for
twenty years - times would lave blind spells
over lasting for several hours. have teen taken on
TIRE street n this way. and had TO be carried home
Was 80 weak had 10 eTGtr! upstairs Occasionally I
would have discharges from my nose. which would
give temporary reiief TO Isin, but only for q short
time Ny nose was sore and dry. and couldn't
breathe through my nose a. all At night Law with
nly mouth open gss2lng for breath. sometimes felt
tast death preferable TO living in the condition
Was For twenty years my life had been blank.
Three months zso went to Or. Jordan for treat
meat, ard sitter lad -sken treatment for n Few days
had the FIST good n-rts rest in years. Id could
hardly realize that myself y Eel row as Il
had new lie. b-e~ '-s freely tlTOuxh my nose my
throat - ns':@I. the Ians in nj head more.
an = excellent spirits. and fee. that Dr. Jordan
Las actually saved my HE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

tO4 9Th IT. thiro do0r above =. ttne watch and
swelry rspair:ng speciality. sslo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

DASpRCFF Is due to an enfeebied state Of the
skin. Halls hair Reviewer Quickens the nutritiye
functions Of the skin, healing and preventing the
formation Of dandrux.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
CHksAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NoRIoLK, FoHIskss MONROE AND FORTS
~ mouth. Va Nurfo.k and Mss1insIon, ID. C.
SteanDost COnlpsuys PALACE STEAMLlls NASH
lNOGON an NO.irO1-h leave every Gay IN the year
AZ irOm wharf stn ST., coaInectsus with
Az through trains south Offlces Ola
Ol9, lstoI and al fennsy ag .nlA ave.
81 Asa ior tickets the line.
.s2I-tr Gen. suss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

Mrs josephine Leonard. who lives at 914 Virginia
ave = W. told reporter a most interesting story
feS days sso Here it Is in her own language. from
her Own bps. and every should read it:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
ja21-dkds CHAkLEsP. CRAS6EiL. Trustees.

aSH Il sShSAs1a 2sAeEg
I'M eetGEYSRB 5R
kEhH Is T THk fiEs6 TRACT; SEAkLY tp;
ebsN1 s cER acEEs AND
By virtue 81 decree OF the supreme Court Of the
S III Rft sf guS Biz at
ing parcels OF land in the Of u c.
William Little and wife by deed dated becsms.r ~ Iy
and IA T.9orded AoHS the lsnd rss9rd. Of said
are described by etes . es boand s
as follows tina. is to say For ,ls nrst % said
tion OF tie xsst side Of tie Washington and Rock
and sp Ssnpa South 10ah Of ss .
two pieces Of land and running thence along the said
with SHs ID ns 81
chains ;hsncs South s9 dexs sse asss
end Of second ns o. H shs
s.d rSces serenbsfOrs described thence North %
%s.. II s$ chains Themes North % dess E. Gss 81
North 3, degs $40 chains then North S. dsss. E.
than south dess eoasH e6 "a asi then e.
so ss ' ~ d e s'y T.
the o sSs an ss
j.
surveyor Of said county the deed hereipe.
fore mentioned the nrs OF which said parcels land
10 supposed 10 contain twenty-sx and sixteen
perches more or less and the other eleven acres and
lOO more or less; together with all the appurten-
snces to each piece IN anywise belonging. all and
singular the rights Of way. and OF water easements
and advantages to the same and each of them apper.
tanning and also one undiv ded sixth part the three
farm roads bordering upon the said pieces and parcels
Of ground as laid out on the said subdivision herein
before mentioned.
All Of each Of said two will be offered for sale
except the portion Of tine first one
that IS to say the south "a feet front the 7th
street turnpike (now called Brghtwood aveuue) by q
depth OF LOO feet. thus leaving remaining sold
front to said first tract of on said Brighwood
avenue.
Terms Of sale. Is provided by the Decree are One
fourth of the purchase money In cash and the residue
IN three equal respectively twelve
and eighteen months from the day sale with s per
cent interest," the deferred payments 5e secured by
the purchasers notes and deed trust on the pro-
erty or ali the purchase money can be p.id in cash. at
CURED at tho time OF sale. II the are not
complied with within twenty days the day sale
the property will DO resod the risk and cost Of the
defaultiug purchaser.
REGINALD FENDALL. Trustee
3a1S-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28

TT. c. II. JORDAN.
Cc6 18TH STREET NV
spECIALTIEs = DISEASES OF THE NOSE.
THROAT. LUNGS AND EAR
CONSULTATION FREE
Gee hcurs-0to IL An. TO pm, 6to D. IN
Sundays. 8 to IL N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
PERFECT DEVELOPMENT DE-
PENDS UPON PERFECT
NUTRITION.

The genuine Johann Hoffrs
Malt Extract is the best tonic
nutritive exrant for indiges.
ton aud the weak and debil.
and IN excellent table
beverage, Beware of imita-
tons. The genuine must have
the Signature of Johann
Hon" on the neck Of every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-28
Il ATCLIFFE. DAkR CO.. Aucuonesra
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On SrhEET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST By AUCTION


STREETS NORTHWEST By AUCTION.
By virtue OF q decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Column a. sssd on the goth day of jan
uary. A. d 1857. IN equity cause No. l:}4i docket
81 wherein thomas ". smith 10 compiAnan and
Richard Lvans ct ST. defendants, and by virtue
OF certain deed " trust recorded IN lDer Sl2 .oo
l9S OF sea- of the land records Of tho District
Columbia and at the written request OF the party
cured thereby. will offer Tor sale public suction
front OF the premises, on 1 THURSDAY, The FOURTH
DAY OF February, A. D. 1872, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following land and premises known ~ orig
ina lot l9 ia square Dol. il the city Of
District Vi Columbia: beginning tor the same q =
point ton = lo-ioot alley) distant one hundred and
ninetyiour feet l94 feet south from the south
line OF street north vest IA said city OF
ava running thence south along the line of said
sisy) thence east five (5 fsst) eight Inches
sixteen 6) feet, thence west 1851 isst eight
go inches to the place OF beginning, With the
improvements, ways. easement. right privileges, APP
purtensnces. Sc, to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale OLs-thrd Of the pure base money to
be paid III cash, the residue two equal
at one and two from tn day SALE the deferred
payments to bear interest the Of per cent per
annnm and to he secured by q deed OF trust on the
property sold. all cash, at the option of ,hs rur
chaser. deposit OF two hundred (e2UO) Dollar. to
be paid when the property 10 knocked down. Terms
TO be complied with in 10 days from the day Of or
the trustee tho right to resell the property
the risk and cost OF the dstaultng Purchaser. All
convey ancinS and recording Sc. At cost
SIDNEY I. THOMAS. Trustee,
1a2o-ddds 49, 1t. n. W.