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! ATIMER L SLOAN. Aucnonesrs.
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VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY on
N STREET NEAR NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET NEAR NEW
Y0KK, AVENUE NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. - -
On MONDAY. APRIL ELEVENTH. 1892. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ . in front Of the
premises will sell for the owner the 81 feet
front of lot IL in square o4 situate north side of
n st. near New Jersey n. W. and having Q depth
of 100 feet to an alley 80 feet wide.
Immediately after lat FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. }, lots
lOS 100, ITO, Ill. in square 6l7, q WHOLE having
total frontage west side Of North Capitol st. OF
ave- n w. with depth Of 100 feet to Alley. These
are all very desirable lots and susceptible of econom
cal subdivision.
Terms: Ons-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest, and secured deed of
the property or ali cash; 5000 deposit required ct
time of sale. LATIMER SLOAN,
ap5d&ds Auctioneen.
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PROFESSIONAL.


NINE. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
w medium: life given from cradle 10 grave. .sp
First 81. mil LIST.
Hrs. h. V. SMELL. CLAIRNolANT AND TEsr
1'i medium magnetic and u0sage treatment given.
Can be CONSULTED At her parlOrs.
apo I'M yOi y. \. ave. NV.
NINE. RAPHAEL, TIE CELEBRkTED CLAIR
4vI Noyant and EstrOluglst the seventh daughter,
born with eau, has wonderful healing power tstNes
names and lucky dates. Don't fAIl this lady.
Room 10. $40 ct. NV. mh5-:Ot'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising clairNoy ant, sstrolOzer and medium
this city. Has wonderful prophetic Iaft oi saconI
signt. Reveals hidden mysteries, recuyers lost NJ
stolen property. brings separated togeth.r.
family troubles evil inn uense. Strange nom f,er
cities and all In trouble viii time and money
coming to the right place once he succeeds ~ers
Others have failed tonNlaces skefsticsl al.
tai. satisfaction guaranteed. sttInss. Hours.
sto y. Open sundays. Residence @.s ID betwe-a
- ana ORR sts southwest aps-ot$
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL TIE ENENTs OF
4V life. All business confidential. Lsdl,-s and gen
tIsIDen % CENTS esch Hoars: Va. m. 10 81 4. 20
LIST. pct lst and North Capitol sts NV. fel5-sw'
FAR ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE, THE MOST
~ reliable and snccessfu specialist Tor sentlemen
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday az hrs
once, slO St from TO ali
confidential ana success guaranteed NH I'M
NINE. DREAMER. The ONLY CEIEBkATRD
vl English aud German astroloslst tho city tells
al events OF life. Once hours ga too 9. sun
day. lOa To D. H.. lJus l4th NJ. n " mill In
NINE. PERRIN, THE TRUEsT DESTINY
Isl reader of the age Information given with The
l52l Marion ST. w. bet. 9TH and 7Ih. aud "
ts2o-:hls
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MR. CLAGETT's ARGUMENT.
His Arrsignment Of Howard schnsidsF fol-
Killing His Wife.

Az ANALYSIS OF THE TESTIMONY, HE SAYS, LEAVES
NO DOUBT OF THE PRISONERS oUILr-rHE
wIFE's DYING DECLARATION READ TO THE JURY
As "voIcE FROM THE GRAVE"
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Aucsionee,.

ExEcgIoR,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sGR MGs fis AT A STorftSSS THIRD
On THURSDAY, MARCH THIRTY; FIRST, 1892.
in front Of the premises lot in Crutchets subdi-
vision Of square 75 fronting 3O feet the side
depth Of about 90 teet improved by two comfortable
two-sory brick dwelling houses. Nos. AIS and 40 I'D
st.
Terlns cash. deposit Of 600 required at time OF
sale ConveyancnR and recording cost of purchaser.
II terms Of sale complied With within ten daya
the executor the right resell aud cost
mh16-dGds GEORGE vONEIFF, Executor.
tITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until TUESDAY. APRIL FIFTH,
same hour and place.
mh3l-d&ds By order of the executor
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Why Mrs. Nicholson Wants . Divorce,

Why Mrs. Nicholson Wants . Divorce.
jamie E. Nicholson asks q divorce and the
custody of her three children in bill against
James p: Nicholson, filed this morning by Mr.
Campbell Darlington. They were married
December 49, 1886, by Rev. NJ Rice, have three
children-the two eldest in the German Orphan
Asylum-and she charges failure to support for
the past ten months, cruel and brutal treat
ment. She states he has struck her at least
fifty times, once in July last, breaking her
nose, for which he was sent to Jail, and that he
again assaulted her and he was again sent to
Jail for sixty days.
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THOMAS BOWLING / SON. Auc.,oneer,,

SPECIAL SALE OF FOURTEEN HEAD OF GOOD
WORK AND DRIVING HORSES JUST FROM
VIRGINIA,
-.-..----- AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL SIXTH, 1892, 1t
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. We will sell. without reserve:
northwest. fourteen head OF rood Work and DRIVING
Horses two OF which HH ass xsTSS ; Tc%so sos
apC-3t Aucttonoerp.
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BrcKIxGHAn's DYE voR TIE wHIsKERs 10 the
best hardest, safest surest, cleanest. most eco
nomical and satisfactory dye ever invented 1t v
- Rentlsmen's fAyortte.
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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 in Lber No. 500, folio PIG the
land records for the District Of Columbia will offer
for ssls St gu6lis apcton IN FRONT Of the premises
three (3) in square numbered ave hundred and
, hfty-seve $50. described follows Beginning
i Tor the same at the distance Of fifteen u5D feet
from the southeast corner of said lot and running
thence west fifteen O5) feet; thence north hun
dred and thirtysx Q36 feet (7) inches thence
east fifteen Q5l feet thence south hundred and
thirty six 1850 feet ( inches the begInuing
improved by frame building
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ments in six and twelve months the purchaser civ,
bis notes for the deferred payments bearing per
interest. and secured by Q deed Of trust upon the
property. $50 down at time Of sale Convey ancss
| cost of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUsI. Trustee.
mhZ3-d&dS 4S6 La. avenue n v.
uTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
| count Of the rain until WEDNESDAY, APRIL SIXTH.
| same hour and place.
| ap2-d&ds By order Of the trustee.
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ADVERTISING.

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where q any time write 70 0kO. r. kOwEIL n
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tanning 20 the business Of sdvertisius Addrsa.
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WEES AGO.. Aae''s en- Ts,,.,.,.
Opp. City Post OmeA

VKTEEKs CO., Apctiopeers.
w 66 Louisiana ave.,
Opp. City Post 0nea
STORAGE GOODS AT AUCTION,
rHURsDXY, APRIL SEVENTH, TEA x r. for
account Of the following parties:
Mrs; y. Doty.
L. Hill.
Nrs Bryant
@. b Priest
B. r. Boswell
u ATCLIFyE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEkRs.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on n STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-fIRST AND TWKNTY-
SECOND STREETS NORTHwEsT.
=, ru.sn.v . I Bx AgfTdoN I;,,,, rvv,,~v
1897. ct AALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. vs WI e4ss
PAT Of ORIGINAL foe II,
In square 40.
Fronting g fest o. 81 dsptA Of 100 test. With
This is one Of me most valuihls building asss In this
Tss%s Il ale: 6nsh,rd cash. the balano. In o.s
annually, secured BY deed Of tusf On ths properly
sold. or all cash. at the option Of the purchasr
depoSat q 500 required sf the time Of aalo the
terms Of sale not complied With IN Afteen day.
from the day Of sale rght resarvo 70 rao the prop
city q the risk md cost Of the dstsultng purchaser,
aftsr nvs dAys sdyett!ensnt 81 such rsa1s N SONS
nsWspapsg pyh1ishsd In wsAhinston, D. G. An con-
v:yshcrx and scosddaE g ses Soss 6 ~ Puscessss
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uEAITH.-PAEoNIANM MINERAL WATER rRon
u the moaniains q v,r.anis. Cures DyspspsiA.
sals " Groesrs and druxEisls. whoissSs dspos -
ydsss 90. . iss ssss':s 8; =: 8
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HERz ARE Four LEADERS:

6pairs Mems Fast Black Hose for 7sc.
pairs Mems German Fancy Hose, in
Tsns. Modes and Gray, for 75c.
Choice Of couple hundred different styles
In Spring Tecks. Bows and Four-in-handa
1t 25c. each which ought to be 3gc.
Good Unlaundered Dress Shirts. linen
bosom and bands. 39c. Ought to Be Soc.
''TAs Two Old Timsrs."
q. B. ELLERY AND JOS. H. IRELAND,
Manager Branch BALTIC. Shirt Factory,
a3l Och vt. n. w.. near N. Y. ave- Junction. sp<
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THE JURY OUT FOR RECESS.

might in some way become acquainted with the
matter through its publication. Judge Bradley,
at the request Of THE STAR reporter. decided
lished.
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Almost $4,000, 900 worth Of property de-
stroyed in few hours is the fire kings record
in New Orleans Sunday.
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LATIMER 4 SLOAN,

ap4-N Auetioseers
,HANcERy SALE OF yALrABLE REAL ESTATE
S2E 3REaoN AFkNSkT fhtTMEts srH hIsH
SS9kTHMEsT, SQUARE lsa, IN THE CRY
Dt.isies Of Columbia. passed in equity e.u.s 1870,
Uses on ssr The 81 ss
issss. at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. ali those parces OF
ssd Di.ti,ct and :. lots s. and 81 in
CraSn and others subdivision Of certain lots square
Of said District R in Ibsf W. folio 81 toset6er WITH
the improvements. &c. consisting OF frame house No.
Terms Of sale one third cash. residue in two equal
cent interest. sesured By The notes the
and deed of trust the or all cash st option
sneins recording &c, At purchassrs cost II terms
70. WIN II d.ys ths trustee. reserve
eD-' WV cHhkiks n. cRAaIN
RANDALL Hk e & 2 w. Trustees.
.p4aad. rHos. Be- III & rs Son. Auc,..
TRUsTEES SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
EE 5sTATh Ekfss No $40
By virtue of . decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Coum6,a made on the 18th day q March.
Gthsr' defendant the nndsrsiEned will O9 TUES
HALF PHsT FIVE o'cLocKPM in front o Of ,S n
premises: offer tor sale ct public auction the foiowtns
me Ss:; twenty -four s2D fee. front by the depth
bered four hundred and nifty three C$o3l the
Of Wsshnston. d. G. which lot is improved by QUE
large brick dwelling house. fronting on street helms
house No. go 81. n with a brick wood houss
and two two-story brick tenement houses the
of said lot fronting on Essex court.
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase price s &c
be Paid in cash. one-fhird thereof and the
other one-third in two from the Of sale
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser the deferre
payments, any, to bear interest At per cent pei
annum from the day OF lie until raid and to he
cured by the notes Of the purchaser with Q deed Of
trust executed by him upon said real estate said rea
estate will be sold free OF taxes TO the day OF safe
deposit OF 500 will be required OF the purchaser
the time of sale Examination OF title. couveyancins
and recording will be AZ the purchasers expense.
| THEODORE SHECkELs. Trustee
1 COLE COLE. Solicitors
L IA ID street n
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
| mh30dkds Auctioneers.
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LADIES.

requiring skful and confidential treatment Will hnd
their best interests served by him once
207 Eth stnw mhllfs.tu. ". IN. tillsp2o
nR. MARsToN's TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ OF lost manhood. kidney and bladder disesseA
vsrcoceie, SC. without medicines. No isil-
Srss or fsAis So5s: ssusd sessS fire..
CONSULT THE ONLY URoscoPIAN PHYsI.
DO elans IN Msshinston. Dss BkoIHERs GRAY.
s :sSsa ,s
fever and fever sores diseases Of the genital
ARISING from early ndscretion dropsy and
al nervous diseases diseases OF the skin, sc nj olm
HAS NEVER BEEN CoSTRADICTED THAT
t sns iaa,es rh,s,el.n n the city DIT BkoIhLhs
NJ or two Of DIT. BRoTHERs' inyisor.tins cordial
WI, egre any case OF nervous debility 700 g. Az
nk ROBERTSON. 9,e Z ST. NV. BETWEEN
~ 9Th and 10th Tie oldest reliable specialist Crsgp
r xraduate. with thirty Year, ipsrsnce hospital
caTyo Or o.usticJ m ali scGte and chronic dss.-ss q
sns urinary ossAnr Nervous and organic s.skns.
,s.csd positively cured n to day. Or ss,.s
esn b son.sI every and s.sanaas
and auc M ssss
DROfEssIoNAL MASSAGE. MIS-. H. CAMERON.
LEO q q. n srsduate. Fscs massage . ape
S.ssington E.diss 70 L Ssai,s%sn i1oa az. s
M LOBE. xy n i5TH ST., PHIIADELPHIN
y ssn for s sShE ,0s h
free Of charge. hour 70 so 20 y evenings. felV
VOID YEARs OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
ss.,s: WIG .sls . eS,s - ss,s q .adissr..ions q
and their Home Cure" swindle. &C. ap:aIIy
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MEDICAL, &c.


nR. MULLER. los5 9TH ST NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic Affections of the eye. ear. throat luns.
liver Kidneys, structures and urisry diseases Oics
hours. 9to IL a. N. and TO . m nh3-:sn'
DRoFEssIoNAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
Il be obtained. with the hest Of referenccs 10
spply ing at
fe542m' el3 eth st. n. ~.
SOMETHING NEW AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- Alta Comp. Plls anu Tonic. One bottle Will cure
mild cases of Dyspepsia sIeInc btaiu and
xhaustlOn and SsinIe pal
slMM'S. l4th and n. Y ave. mhl lam.
nR. CARLETON,
~ 500 18th 1t. u. W., Washington. ID. C.
Graduated London. England. lsto New York. 1S7p
DISEASES OF MEN.
Acute or Chrome. Hereditary Acquired
Lack energy nerve iorrr. Vitality. Partial
pete loss of is positively restored
by the scientific application OF local medic and
electro Therapeutic successfully aIpled
by DIR. Carleton. F4ilare impossible. AGE 40 Inn
pedluIent.
kAkICoCELE. STRUCTURE. Kidney and Bladder
ailments and all acute chronic diseases within the
range of my spe,isty Of GESiTO SURGERY
treated with skill experiencs and
earnestness of desire to benefit my patsnts Privacy
assured. Hours. % to :. 4 toS Sunday, yuo3 Con-
sqitatlon free also ny new treatise. "a un,busSery
Unmaskst." Tree at Once or by mail
mhl1-tu. Whit
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Mas M. J. Hunt.
1909 ST. NV.
IL now prepared to show the Latest Impcrtatons Of
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS. BoNNETs and ToQUEs
from the leading Paris milnsrs. together With thoss
from her own work rooms. eomprtsing exclusive
styles not TO b found elsewhere. mh22
Tn Gas APPLIANCE ExouAxax
Of Wxshinsten.
1l29 NsW York ave. nv.
An kinds Of Gss ApDHssssa fos domestic. manufac-
turtne ed sc1satiAc purpoess' Ss1DO
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The Debate on the Free Wool Bill
Not Closed.
Mr.. BURROWS and The SPEAKER.
The Former is Ordered to Take
His Seat.
A SILVER AMEN OMEN T
offered by Mr.. Morgan in the Sem
ate Today.
THE SENATE.

The Vice President laid before the Senate q
resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Berry
calling on the Secretary of War for informa-
tion as to whether the railroad bridge across
the Mississippi river at Memphis. Tenn. pro-
vides a passageway las required in the act) for
wagons and vehicles Of all kinds and for the
transit OF animals.
Mr. Berry stated the facts in the case. He
had information that the railroad company mad
wholly disregarded the law in the construction
Of the bridge. As constructed 1t was lmpos-
sibie for wagons or vehicles Of any KIND TO De
transported across the bridge.
Mr., Harris spoke of q conference which he
had had with Secretary Endicott, in which the
matter had been discussed. and he had become
satisfied that the plans, as carried out, were
the safest and best that could be adopted.
Mr.. Bate favored the adoption Of the resolu-
ton so that the Secretary Of War might give
the information required
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr. MoRsASs AMENDMENT.
Mr.. Morgan offered an amendment to his
silver resolutions, which was ordered to be
printed.
II instructs the finance committee to report a
bill supplementary to the act of July a. 1890.
which should provide for the coinage Of gold
and silver bullion on equal terms to each
metal. and for the issue of treasury notes in
denominations not to exceed $500 land
upon the same terms and conditions
as in the act of 1s9O). upon
all gold and silver bullion that
the United States may acquire by purchase,
and that any depositor who shall deposit in the
treasury gold or silver bullion in quantities
of not less than 500 in value, the product Of
mines in the United States, which has not been
previously coined. shall. at his option, receive
coin certificates for the same at the mint value
Of such bullion
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up,
the question being on Mr.. Dawes motion to
strike out the provision for the assignment of
army officers to the duties of Indian agents.
with the amendment attached to it las offered
by Mr. Hawley) that whenever the President
shall be Of opinion that the good of the service
specially requires it he may appoint a civilian
Mr. Pettigrew moved to strike out the origi-
nal provision and Mr.. Hawley's amendment
and to insert in lieu thereof the following:
The President is authorized TO detail officers
Of the United States army to act as Indian
agents at all agencies where he shall deem such
action for the benefit of the service"
Senator Palmer proceeded to discuss the bill
at length
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PArcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

TKTSTEES sALE % IMPKUxEp RIA ESLaaIE
VISION. BEING NOS. % AND "a TRUMbULL
STREET. 500,
and recorded April 10, 1854 Liber No. 1876 folio
6e Of the land records Of the District of Column
1882 AT HALF PAST Fo6R O'CLOCK p, N, IN
front Of the premises lot numbered eleven Old, in
block numbered seventeen Q7). in the Howard Uni
versity subdivision Of the farm OF John A smith.
commonly known as BINGHAM Place
This lot fronts 80 feet Trumbul street and runs
back l0 feet and contains 500 square u ground
II IL improved by fwo-sfory and basement bsywin-
dow brick house containing rooms and q small
frame house Of three rooms; also outbuildngs Both
houses under Iental
Terms Of sale: Ons-third Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in and two years. evidenced by the
purchasers promissory notes secured by first lien
upon the property sold Taxes paid TO January i.
1h All title examining, recording and yAncing
to be At sole cost Of purchaser OF be
complied with within days from day Of sale other
wise the trustee the resal the
Of the defauitfng purchaser
WILLIAM AAYSE, Jr., Trustee.
THOMAS n. FIELDS. Attorney.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

AOCI1ON SALES.
TOMORROW.
:.:. saS4E
SALE BY CATALOGUE
TK1 SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY
COLLECTION OF
M. O WEaNICKE. 10 AND IL v. seT1 st..
NEW YORK.
EMBRACING
II: Empii. and Louis XIV. " and XVI
"a: Rsfs sp.s CT ea., s sssa
ir:h. Dussh i.f Yrsn sass and En-.
' ssnui SsP Sis Far s sew.
|. res Vases (wsr-
r.rf: Tall 4 B Hsss: H.. "a es. .ap.,.
Tersoi.s Shell Han Clocks and C.binssa
f''s s;a ana :I, %s.y , 9ss' q. beau
not be enumerated.
xmprs bed Room Suite. richly mounted In ormeiua.
BED. BUREAU. CHEvAL GLASS oOMMoDH. 10.
THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE
II OUR ELEGANT SALES RooxA
14o7 STREET N. w..
WARRINGTON. D. O.
TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY. THURspAY. yRI.
DAY AND MONDAY.
APRIL 8. 6. z. AND II.
At u An. AND p. II. EACH pAx.
INHIBITION.
w3DN1sDAY. THURsDAY. FRIDAY. sATuRpAI
AND MONDAY.
MARCH 80 AND 81. APRIL 1. 2 ANDA
FROM N. UNTIL eP.M
NB.-Mr. wernicke desires to state that on sccoun
OF the death Of his silent partner whose heirs have
lnAnded settlement, he 10 compelled to part with
large part Of his stock for cash. and that this sale
absolutely without reserve.
mh2s-dta LATINER 4 SLOAN. Auctaonssrs
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneera


TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN As THE 'ROTH BREWERY" on
FIRST BETWEEN c AND DISTRICTS NORTH
EAST.
Under and BY virtue Of certain deed of trust
ing date OF March q. 1887, and recorded in iAber
No. 1896 folio 3 ct seq. Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, the request of the party
secured thereby. on FRIDAY, the EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1852 At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ d.
will sell at public auction in front of the pr-mses
the following described property. situate in the
city Of Washington. in said District. TO wit:
All Of original lot ten ll0), except the south two CO
feet. by the full depth Of said lot in square No. 6i
and Of original lot nine lO In said square, also lot
twenty two CD in A. Pohlers subdivision of part Of
said square.
SAID property is improved by large ice house. being
made for brewery purposes. building used sum-
mer garden aud an old frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale; Onetnird of the purchase money in
cash: balance in two equal instalments and
years, secured by the pronissory notes OF the pur
chaser and deed Of trust the property sold. all
cash, at the purchaser option AL conyeyancing and
recording At the purchasers cost Terms lie
complied with within fifteen days from the day Of SALE
otherwise the trustee the right resell at the
cost and risk Of the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM b. WEBB. Trustee.
m UYusfQe,s of Al ft.sh m n
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TTHOMAs BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
l. 6l2 street northwest

6l2 street northwest.
TRgsIEEs yALgAsLE ssI
EAST s sEqwp 81 f y1RsSs NttT S
STREET BY DEPTH OF los OS FEET.
Default having been made in the payment Of the in,
trust from Eurene A. Atkinson, ct u1. ct al dated
November Il. 1854 recorded in liber 1923 folio 45s
We the undersigned trustees at the request q ths
fIfsF e ss's
M in front Of the premises sell. at public auction
the city Of washington, pistrict q Columbia. and
designated as lot thirty eight (s) Of Michael j. Col
dred and twenty $50 as said Subdivision is no
corded in the office of the surveyor the District
said land and premi.e- viii be sold suh,ec. to I.
prior deed Of trust securing the Perpetual building
dollars which deed Of dated April l. Is9I and
recorded in Lbsr 1877. folio l3l ct Of said land
Term. Of sale All cash, except the amount secured
pursha.ers cost. Terms q sale 70 Dc complied with
trustees the right to sell At the cost and risk Of
the a'fAuif BEN sfshnssf LEIGHTON. Trustees.
u,,o RICHARD F PAlR1 Trustee,
u ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneers,
vEs E5rs xALyAB5E THREE ar STORY oREns R1ck
s sfEhE flSP rG
B1 AtCliON
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL EIGHTH. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale
In front OF P "a HFt ~ :SkIeES.L LOT 20
In SQUARE 20,
81 pEffH IF u 70 FEET isGA
Improved bya
Large 3-story Brick House,
With all modern improvements.
This property in situated IN Of the sections
of the nothwe est being the avenue cable and
the street herdics, making IL very desirable for
home investment.
Terms very easy aud made known at the time Of
sale. deposit of 1890 required the time of sale
Ii of sale complied with in fifteen
from the day Of sale right reserved resell the
erty the risk and OF the purchaser
after days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, u. Z. Al. con-
yeyancing and recording at the the
HOUSE NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
NH