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, 1892-12-02
THAT COUNCIL MEE1Na.

A very short meeting of the council was
held last night. After passing upon the
pay roll the meeting adjourned for the pur-
pose of taking part in the political situa-
, 1892-12-02

A conference was held this afternoon be-
tween local capitalists and Henry Drum, of
Tacoma, relative to the removal of the o.
Q. 1. to a site proposed by the North
Olympia Land company.
, 1892-12-02
nIsrINauIsHEp YIs1ToRs.

Among the distinguished visitors from
Seattle today were Andrew 7. Burleigh,
ALFRED Battle, Fred H. Peterson, Geo. 3.
Morris and Daniel Kelleher.
, 1892-12-02
rHE LIrTLE RocK RR1paE.

Sealed proposals will be received by The
county commissioners up to December 12,
for the. furnishing of material to be used
in the construction of the bridge across
Black river at Little Rock.
, 1892-12-02
REFUSED TO TALK.

H. L. Forrest, the populist leader, refuses
TO say what the peoples party club will do
tonight regarding the support Of candi-
dates
, 1892-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirkendall, of the
Westside, are rejoicing over the arrival of
son. DR.. David Mitchell is in attend
ance.
, 1892-12-02

The connections for lighting the county
building with gas are almost complete. In
few more days the oil lamps in the court
house can be discarded
, 1892-12-02
ONE TELEPHONE ENOUGH.

The county commissioners have decided
that one telephone is enough for the county
building. 1t will be located in the audit
or's office
, 1892-12-02

FNTERTAINMENr roNIGHr,

All Jury cases set for hearing in the su-
perior court will be assigned next Monday.
, 1892-12-02
A SPECIAL MEETING.

A special meeting of the city council will
be held tonight to transact business left un-
touched last night.
, 1892-12-02


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stock old and and COSTLY andm
, 1892-12-02
NJ u ST BIZ SOLD

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in all
Dome and see not dsappon you
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ROOFING OUT THE DALTONs.
A Desperate Fight With the Robbers 9
CoHeyville, Kan.

A Desperate Fight With the Robbers at
Cofreyville, Kan.
The dispatch in yesterdays STAR reporting
two bank robberies at Coffeyville, Kan. with
six persons killed, referred to an exciting fight
with the infamous Dalton gang Of robbers.
Six Of the gang rode into the town yesterday
and robbed the two banks of the place. Their
raid had become known to the officers Of the
law and when the bandits attempted to escape
they were attacked by the marshal's posse. In
the battle which ensued four of the desperadoes
were killed outright and one was SO badly
wounded that he has since died. The other
escaped, but is being hotly pursued. OF tho
attacking party four were killed, one was fatally
and two were seriously wounded. The dead are:
Bob Dalton, desperate, shot through the head
Grant Dalton, desperate. shot through the
heart; Emmett Dalton, desperate, shot through
the left side; Joseph Evans, Desperate. shot
through the head; John Moore (Texas jack
desperate, shot through the head; T. c. Con-
nelly, city marshal, shot through the body; l..
n. Baldwin, bank clerk, shot through the head;
G.. W. Cubine, merchant, shot through the head
c. ]. Brown. shoemaker, shot through the body.
Thomas G. Ayers, cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank, was shot through the groin and
cannot live. T. A. Reynolds of the attacking
party has a wound in the right breast. but 1t is
not considered necessarily dangerous. Lais
Detz, another Of the attacking party, was shot
In the right side. His wound is . serious one,
but 10 not fatal.
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YOUNG woNES's WORK.
The Travelling Pa.senger Agents.

After the recess Yesterday the Travelling Pas
senger Agents Association proceeded to the elec-
tion of o;seers. The following the result
President. Joe ". White Of the Georgia railroad
". J. Leahy Of the Rock Island Road, vice
president. and H. c. Holabird of the Erie rail.
vay. secretary and treasurer. An executive
COMMITTEES was also chosen as follows: Y. X
Warwick Of Cincinnati; I'd +. SissOn Of Chatta-
nooga: Herman Holmes of Medina. Ohio; W.
j. Cooley. Pitt-burg. T.. r. futile. ST. Louis.
The tiIae and place for holding the next meet
ing wil be determined BY the officers and the
executive committee. The delegates visited
NJ Vernon today.
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ocG-eo&ds


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
EXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, FRONTING On l. STREET BE.
TWEEN TwENTH-FIkST AND TwENTY-SEC-
OND STREETS NORTHWEST (BEING PREM.
ISES NO. 2l49(, AT AUCTION.
BY authority under the last will and testament OF
Sarah Jane Forrest. deceased. Will sell public auc-
ton, IN front Of the premises on THURSDAY OCTO.
Der THIk TEL: A. D. 1892. at HALF:PAST
Of Isaac Bradleys Subdivision Of lots numberec ons
ID to eighteen us) of said Isaac Bradleys subdivision
of original lot numbered fve t5 III square numbered
seventytwo 12l, improved by two-sary and base
ment brick dwelling. with modern improvements
two years. secured by notes Of purchaser. bearing
interest from day Of sale. and deed Of on prop
erty sod all cash. at the option Of the purchsser
AZ conyeyansins and rscordnE at purchasers cost
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten ds
from day of SALE the executor the
right to resell propesty at risk and
purchaser after five days advertisemen in some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c,
oct;-dkds WILLIAM r. BROWN. Fxocutor
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO., AUCTIONFERs.
N 90 PA. AVE NV

PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF VACANT
LOT IG,, On s, STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. l:,24 DUNCAN
PLACE, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND TffIR-
q TENTH AND d AND STREETS NORTH.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIR-
LOTS 81 AND %, IN
W. B. TODD,s SUBDIVISION OF
SQUARE HEa
Fronting 20 feet inches on street With Ascth ~
100 81 feet These lots will be sold ssparstsiy or In
ALSO. ON SAMED DAY AT HALF-PAsT FoUR p N
SUB LOT ". IN SQUARE lOO6 =
Fronting Is feet on Duncan place befween and Z
and l2th and 18th streets northeast with depth o.
g feet to an alley. improved By two-story 6ricf
Terms made Known on application to the suctionesrs
ana viii b announced At SALE A dopoGft al onch
piece Of Zoo viii be require 1t the time Of ssie
AZ sS3,sy'aalR5 81 4 Sesi b z
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Mr.. VIM Kern Of 80 N street southwest, en-
ployed at the National Hotel, was struck by
grip car No. as he was crossing the avenue In
front Of the hotel last night. Tho wheels
passed over his hand and crushed it badly. and
he was badly bruised about the body. He wal
taken to the Emergency Hospital
stephen Cant, colored, Of 800 Essex court
was thrown out Of one Of the Bon March<
wagons at 18th and streets yesterday by the
horse running away, and was badly hurt sbou,
the head and face. His wounds were dressed
by DIR. Heinecke at the Emergency Hospital.
Lewis Lucas, plumber, had his foot crushed
in elevator at the treasury yesterday snt
was treated at the Emergency Hospital and
sent TO his home, 22l0 18th street northwest
A. @. Dunlap of 326 G street southwest va
treated at the Emergency Hospital yesterday
for . badly lacerated hand, caused by Q buzz
sAw at the Columbia Supply Company's works
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On LIE 1 South SIDE OF NJ STREET Bn.
THIRD NOKTHWEsT. BEING PREMISES
KNOWN AS NO. 22lS.
Under and by virtue OF the last will and testament
OF Shadrach Nugent. late of Washington, d. C.. said
will being duly proved nd recorded In the Office of the
register OF wills Of the District of Columbia will offer
for sale. by public auction. ut HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK on the afternoon OF SATURDAY, OCToBER
FIFTEENTH 1892. part OF lot numbered twelve (I2)
IN square numbered hf,yone 5 in the city of WASH
the at the northeast Of sad and run
ming thence west twenty seven (27) feet four al
inches, thence south nnety-six i feet thence east
nineteen l91 feet four az inches. thence four "a
north line of said alley eight (s feet thence north one
hundred 1OO) feet To the beginning together with
the improvements thereon consisting Of four room
frame dwelling.
Terms of saie One half cash. and notes of purchaser
TOT balance in equal nstaliments in six () twelve
I'D and eighteen QS) months after date Of sale with
interest at per cent until paid intere
payable seini-annnaly, said notes to lie secured by
trust on the property deposit of 5000 required Al
time Of sale Terms to be complied with in ten DO
faultng purchaser alter i've days advertising in The
Star newspaper. GEO. W. LINKJNS
oc5-d&ds Hy.rn,r-
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He Got or Easily,

The case of John P. Lyons, proprietor Of the
Elks' dining room, who created 80 much excite
ment at It'll and L streets last Saturday night
by dischargins pistol, as heretofore printed in
The STAR, was settled in the Police Court to-
day. The colored man at whom it was charged
the shot was fired said that the shot was &c
cidental, and he did not want to prosecute. and
the colored woman was equally anxious not 10
appear.
Mr.. Mullowney. the prosecuting attorney
filed a charge Of simple assault in the shooting
case and consented to the forfeiture Of $50 on
the three charges, which was done.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED


four-mass schooner Inaependsnt. Bath. Capt.
Css-. from the Pehohscot with i. 100 tons Of he.
s-hoon-r Dandy. Alexandria Va. Capt Pulp
Coiinxton. from the R&ppahAnnock river with $50
tu-Eei- Of oyster. Schooner Winnie windsor. An
n.ros. Capt Jerry Gibson. from SAINT Marys river
nsroIis csV,. Chi--l,in- from the WieoInico river
With no tushels u oystsrs SloOp American Beauty
Annapolis Capt Chiseitns from he wironiico rivsi
.,th ~ buse-ls Of ey.'ers- ssh.oner Cora.
Ss,.smlrs viii 100 '-f sass.l. Of ov. i.gn
schoon-r silver spray. AexAndri.. Va Capt Gray
t S@ M- Ss nth nth 20 , Ssshsi' o. oysters
from SAINT Mays river. Win 10 bushels Of oysters
BaEeye Orsh. smiths cr-es, Capt. Lonsley. from
s-in, NAY. river vita 100 bushels q oysters
Rollins from saint MArys with 100 bushes u
oyster. schooner Eta. Annapolis. Capt. -. from
saint Nay river. with zoo bushels Of oysters
nieo. with eighteen cords Of wood
Schooner Marion =. spra<-e. Boston. Capt. fisher
10 6eors~sovn. d c. % load coal for Boston in TOW
Of Kvs Belle Cain Four-msst schooner j. r. Ieel
Bossen. Capt Johnson. TO GEORGETOWN. d C. 10 load
eoal fOr The east Steamer OccoquAn. Georvetown.
D. G. Capt hob~rts. g. occoquAn. Va schoonei
Raymond NinAeld Alexandria. Va. CAPT l. z
r n1ns' s.hoonss Roess1ay. Bas,norea " csi,
David As.ls 20 ga. q NomicSss; Va
sysses. 70 NoininI sessonsr sarah v.,Ts. Tspps
hsnners. Capt John campbsll. 20 wIkerson's
b oop vsve. Geor.etown. d. G. Capt scott. q
C.pt. Phfnnsy 20 saint Gsorses Island sehoone
MAJ F4O~sr. Al-r.ntria Va. Capt Gray. 10 NAME
moy sr~sa- Nd sehocner JoseRh. Annspoli.
Nsrsin w.sn.r, Annapolis. Capt H-ndrrson. 70 ssin
G~orrs's isAnd- schoonsr u p. Evans. Annapolis
c.pt- k2ss-l. 70 Pstuxl~nt river.
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R REFE = i, r KaREk,rsos. Trustees.
oc1-d6ds RADCLIFFE DARR co auc,s
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.

1RUSTEEs SALE VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
ING, No 30 A STREET SOUTHEAST, BEING
AT CORNER OF THIRD AND A STREETS.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in Libe-
40. i3u9 70 10 4H ct seq, one of the and records
or the District Of CO nnhia we will sell, front
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the TWELFTH
DAY Or OCTOBER. A. d. 1892 at HAIF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. all the 10 lowing described
real estate and premises situate lying and being In
the city OF WASHINGTON. in the District OF Columbia
known and designated as lot numbered IF cen 81
in square numbered seven hundred and shy (1tOl
according to Grant recorded subdivision Of said
squsre improved by threestory rressed- brick front
dwelling. toeether with all and singular the IMPROVE
ments ways. easements riyhts. Privileges and aE-
purtenances TO the same belonging anywise APP
pertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in two equal in
s.ainents az one and two Years. evidenced notes
bea ing per cent per annum from date of sale in
terest PAYABLE seniaBnuaily. and to be secured by
deed OF rnst on the properly sold all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser dep sit " $500 required
at time Of sale. Conveyancin1. &c. at purchasers
cost II The terms OF sale not compiled with in
fifteen days the trustees the right resell the
property o. the risk and cost Of tine defauting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published in Was yton. ID. c.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, ( r-r.....
se30-dS,is o. C. GREEN, trustees
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ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. 14o3
SIXTH STkEET N0kTHMEST At AUCTION:
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ =, We will sell at residence No
1923 9th street miscellaneous collection Of house-
lor Sci, six pieces: Leather-covered Arm Rocker
French Plate Pier Mirror. Slab and Bracket. Walnut
Wardrobe, Walnut Extension Table and Dinin Room
Chairs PictuTss Bedding three Fine Feather Beds,
good condition: Brussels and Ingram Carpets Hall
and Stair Carpets. Kitchen Requisites. with many
articles not mentioned.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
One Horse and Eour-passenger Carriage and Harness.
Ocfi-lf
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EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HORSES
We have had oonsi med TO by Mess-s. N. Fox L
Of Baltimore a load Of horses and mares to
be sold SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
EIoHTH. 1882. AT TEN O'CLOCK without re-
serve. This STOCK consists OF Railroad Horses aud
Mares and other Horses shifted to all general uses.
The entire lot viii Ic s;tiveiy be sold.
We also eived yesterday car load of young sound
Horses and Mares from the west. which embrace
Of the best stock yet offered at public auction
in this city
Private parties have PLACED with twenty nine head
Of Horses and Mares. excellent worke 8 and driv
ers. to be sold for want Of Use.
Saturdays sale will be about the largest Of the sea
and should i've attent on Of all in search Of
good reliable horses at low prices
s. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER,
Oc6-2t $40 Louisiana ave.
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RuLI- or CHICAGO nAnc1 non .1....
ts:'E - :: sa u Nh! +
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. 9th and D sts n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES, NJ. 4l5
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. IN THE

ClI1 Or d. &.
Bv virtue OF &C rec Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dist let of Columbia, assed in equity cause No
IA, III. in which Marion y. French al. COM
plainans and Robert W. F. O2ilvie ct al defend
ants. shall offer TOR sale public auction in front
Of the pr emises on MONDAY, THE SEVENTEEN H
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ ,
sl that part of Lot number six 49, IN num-
tered five hundred and thirtytwo (o,), 1t being the
south twenty-five (2bD feet i've (JI inches front on
4th street northwest by denth of ninety-three t9
fet three and one-half 60 inches. and having q
width Of twenty-five C25l fee Ave 90 inches all the
back said IT'S OF ninetythre (E} feet three
and one-hsl (3I41 inches. as the same is laid down
and described the ground plat plan Of the city
Of Washington in the District of Columbia together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of q very
handsome three. story and basement brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-haf cash (of which derosit Of
$3.50 Is 70 be made as property is sod) and the balance
in equal nstallments at one Cd and two 90 years
spectivey from day of SALE fo which the promissory
notes of the purchaser purchasers must he given,
bearing interest from the day of sale. payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of trust the prop
Sold all cash, at the option OF the purchaser
purchasers. All conveyancing. recording. &c. at
purchasers cost. II the terms Of sale not
piled with in ten days the trustee the right
readvertise and resell at cost and risk
RANDALL HAGNER,
Trustee.
rcG-o af N
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RAJ ESTATE on THE NORrH SIDE OF II
STEEkr BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH

SIRftIS
BY virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in equity canse No
l3}oI, wherein John p Ford ct al are com lanan
and Annie 10 ct al are defendants. the undersigned
of the PREMISES. en- THURSDAY, the SIXTH DAY o.
OCTOBER, 1892, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ. the following described real state, situate in
the city of Washington and District of Columbia.
and nu 4.bered the plat or ground plan
OF said city sixteen G6) and seventeen
seventeen Go. coTmencing for the same a. roint
on street nth eight 80 feet from the dividing
line between said lot numbered sixteen (l6) and lot
Numbered fifteen y IN said square, ard running
less 70 the eastern wall OF TIE wo-sfory brick house
said lot numt cred seventeen 40 and now belonging
to John T.. Nea.e or formerly beon -ins to John E.
NeaIe. thence north hundred 400 ieet dep of
ot Ia twenty (20) foot alley: thence with lid
al ey thirty 600 feet less and thence south
one hundred l0ol feet tot northwestern wall of the
or formerly belonrinr T. Thomas l.. Noyes. to the
place Of beginning said street north, beino the
vacant space now or formerly between the said two
brick houss said ground beine improved by two
three-story brick houses numbered respectively 46j
and l67 street northwest in said city.
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and the baanc IN two equal install at
an two years from the dav Of sale, the deferred pay
ents to bear interest at the of per per
annum from the day Of sale until paid. PAYABLE semi
annually and to lie secured by the notes and deed
deeds OF trst OF the purchaser purchasers the
real estate sold cash, st the option of the pur-
chaser. de osit of f.,CO will be required on each
piece Of real estate sold at the time Of II the
purchaser purchasers fail to comply with the
of sale within twenty days from the day of sale the
trustees tn right TO resell at his their
and cos All conveyancirg and reco. ding the cost
OF the purchaser purchasers.
HIM r r. FOR FORD Trustees.
koome5. 344 D ST. NV.
se.sS-d&ds
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SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN EXPRESS
ALLEY, BETMEEN SECOND AND THIRD AND
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, ON THURS
DAy; OCTOBER SIXTH. 1892. AT FOUR
Part of lot four "a in reservation eleven I'D Be-
ginning at the northeast of lot thence south
with the line Of alley forty (40) feet thence
twenty-three C feet. thence north forty 4O)
an alley, thence with alley east twenty three C2:)
dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance I'm six and
twelve months secured by purchasers notes with in
terest from day of sale and deed Of trust All CON
veyancine and recording at purchasers cost II the
terms of sale are not complied with In ten days the
property will be resold after five days notice. at de-
fautng purchasers risk and cost 800 to be paid at
time of sale. WIN REDIN WOODWARD
Trustee Under the Will of Thomas Pickens Deceased
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I ATlMEK a SLOAN. Auctionesr.. i4o7 O st.

TRrSTT ES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPEkTl. BEING HOUSE NO. laE3 TFNTH
SnkrEI NORTHWEST. BETWEEN y AND Il
STREETS
b. virtue of a certain deed OF trust dated 10Th day
OF nctob.r. a ID. 1891. and duly recorded On Lib~r
iOUi folio ct Of the land records the
District 81 Columbia and At the request of the party
secured thereby. will offer sale public suc-
y n, IN front Of the premises FRIDAY. TEE
noGkTEENrH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1872 Ar
HAlf-PAsT FOUR I. NJ. the following dessribs-d
ropery situate II the city Of Washington Di.trict
~ Columbia TO wit: All OF sub lot numi-r-d seventy
tire t.;il. IN square No go the subdivision 10
reored in the surve, or's Office Of the District
.unaoia- sod subject 70 q certain deed Of trust %
secure the sum OF e.. 500 with interest Of q p~r
tenfum per annum from Marrh n. lSy2 due March
II. INA Interest payable send ually Improved
hy comic riabe tvo-stOry and basement ell
M. with etshf rooms, with modern improvementa
Ierlns of sale: % cash and the balance in errrn
Of said deed f tus; s0per month with Interest :, the
rate ot sx 90 Per centu annum and ed by
deed o. trust on the property sold, all cash. the
oluon OF the purchaser. 800 deposit required at
tlhe 81 sale All convey hi.cny and recording
OF me purchaser Terms OF sale he complied with
IN nfeen days or the Iroperfy will he -.-oid risk
ana cost 81 defauting purchaser after eve days read
ton city.
yNo. Il. GISBuRNE. Z r..
4-dSds WM- III. COOPER I rur'~
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DIscoNcEarEp HIM

"Oh, dear! Oh, dearr' she moaned, "what-
ever shall do"
What's the matter?" asked her mother.
"G-g-g-George."
''Well what about George?"
"IIe's gone"
"why?'
He was t-ttrying to propose to me and IL
liccoughedr'
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o0.6O To New York and Return $3.50
via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Tickets sold October 4, 8 and 6 and good to
return until October 10 inclusive. Trains leave
Baltimore and Ohio depot 9, 10 an, II noon,
40, 5 and IL 80 pm. daily.-AdUt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
s DTMRhFIFhfNT ANp p, ST0 Ca 40. % PoMERoY
TON, d. C.. BY AUCTION
By virtue of dee Of rust given to us and duly
recorded in Liber No, l4ls. folio 81 ct seq one OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
the request Of the arties secured thereby the under
signed trustees will offer tor sa by public suction
x front nj, Of tie PT.s,mises onM NDAY. The TrNTh
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate and being the
county OF Washington, in the ID strict Of Columbia
an known and distiny rushed on the ground Plat or
pan Of said coun and ben the west twenty three
(2 feet front by the depth thereof the recorded
subdivision of Howard University" or Bingham
ace. together with all the rights. easements privi-
le9es and apruItenances to the same belonging
any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in one and two
years from the date of SALE evidenced 10y Of
the purchaser bea ing interest from the DAY
the rate OF FER cent per annum. payable semi-an-
nually. tie deferred Payments to be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold all cash. the option
Of the purchaser. deposit of 300 paid at the
time OF sale. Terms TO be complied with in fifteen
days from the day Of sale the the
right to resell at the risk aud the defauitin9
purchaser after i've days Advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in WASHINGTON. d. C.
All conveyaneing Eeeordpg. &c at purchasers cost
se2S-d&ds GEORGE C. HENNiNG Trustees