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"RUsTLERs" RESUME THEIR TRICKS.
The stockmen Organize and VIII Fight the
Horse Thieves.

Word has reached Fargo, North Dakota,
from Billings county, on the west side Of
the Missouri river, to the effect that the rustlsr
war had been reopened The fight is said
to have occurred Friday. The only
means OF communication from that section
is by courier to Dickinson. A half-brssd
Monday night brought the news Of the fight.
He said the cowboys had overtaken the rustlsrs
and fight ensusd, in which the thieves were
wor.ted. but they retreatsd into the
sand hills, where the cowboys did not
dare to follow them. Each winter, a.
soon "a the rivers fsssze up, these rustlsrs
commence to run Of stock which IL driven By
the owners into the protected ravinss, whore It
remains until spring opens. A thorough or
ganiza.ion has boon perfected among the stock
men and the rustlers will be driven from the
country.
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The Author Of "Eurke's Posraxes' Dead

The Author Of "Eurke's Pesraxs' Dead,
Sir John Barnard Burke died yesterday
at his residence, Tullamors House, Dublin. He
was the author Of "Burkss Peerass," the genoa
logical and hsraldic dictionary of the pesrage
and Saronass Of Great Britain aud, Ireland and
Of other works on similar subjects.
Sir Bernard Burke was born In 1915. He was
called to the bar at Middle Temple in 1899, ap-
pointed Ulster king Of arms 1883 and made
keeper Of state papers Of Ireland In 1856. His
ofaciAl residence at the record to wer, Dublin
castle. He was civil companion Of the Order
of the Bath
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A Murderer Fortifies Himself in a Cabin and
Defies the AQeut.

A Murderer Fortffies Himself in a Cabin and
Defies the Agent.
Indefinite rumors Of an Indian outbreak at
Fort Belknsp, which were disputed. reached
Great Falls. Mont, Sunday.
later dispatch contains these facts: Satur-
day an Assinoboine Indian named Big Mouth
was shot and killed by young buck Of the
same tribe whose name is not known. The MUIR
dsrer gathered his friends and fortified log
cabin near by. Agent Simous was notified and
proceeded to the seat of trouble with a posse.
Advancing upon the cabin they were fred on
by the Indians, one horse being killed and
Simens wounded i'll the leg. While the mon are
now bssisxing the cabin the Indians, about q
dozen in all. say they will not be taken alive.
Late Monday night dispatch received
from Agent Simons to Gov Toole, reading as
fellows: send troops at once and notify Secre-
tary Of War at Washington"
1t is thought that the excitement has spread
to other Indians. 1t is reported tina. many In
dian traders have been killed and wounded.
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naFrT Asru'ers u ths club VII receivs tais->.
Wal % 10 aoD-s ;hsy .4L al wear. Ia. eius II
k-t hat .i a.. ts.Gs he les: as.srv
tus - he poar snt - q VII asst .ABt-nf aud
trus.-orthy ss.nt ;or -. Astrtsuroa Of CArstza-s
charities rssrsisre ts- elus aSpssls 90 a. who
lsvs csu'rfsutons - Tfv. ssrd then Ia. Ev-n-
iur star kaisss nsvs s-sE sat tArsuk1 - mail
q tta.s VIE lave sarousa tssa..lyss men ssrs u
tte club e. srttins .. n. TvsaiHs star. -sEdins
Ter contributions n ss.s csss- hgwsvsr. u has
bsau i.pos.sis O. forward ths bsdEs.. because the
lirfs VIA q. stt.rs thsr prtvAes
fersut pus thsir oAcs addresses after
her ssnsgarss. AL ghsss sao wits " The
stsu.a b. careful 10 st.ts sr.sty ~Ls-s they would
lizs = have ths baiEssof ulssa1-r.lig .ru.-
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WIN Net Recognize the Tslssraphsrs' Oraer.
Acsmnittss Of the Order Of Railway Tslsrra-
phsrs have waited en- General Manager Ramsey Of
the Big Hsur system and ssksA an increase Of pay
moro thaa hat Il December 1. They also asked
that IL Dis Peur recognise The Order Of Rail-
vay TslAGnDAsrs. Gsnarai Manager Ramssy
dsouxpsd - ~ Arst rsQnsst and ahsslutsly
refussa ~ sssead- This vas not On the ground
Of opposition to labss unions, but asainst the
tisn- Thess y sens apprehension that : strike
may result
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WAR ON NoN-USIoN GLASS MAKERS.
Talk OF ExteuAiux the Fair.

There il o good deal Of talk among the
worlds fair directors and others imme-
diatsly connected with the management Of
the white city" Of continuing the fair for
another year.aftsr November next The leaders
believe that six months is rather short time
for the life Of the splendid palaces that have
been erected ~ Jackson Park. OF course it all
depends upon the success Of the fair next sum-
msr and upon the willingness Of exhibitors to
maintain their displays . second season and
the content Of the South Park commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

Adlai E Stevenson viii depart from Bloom
ington, H., next Sunday for his visit to
Atlanta. he will be accompanied by Mrs.
Stevenson and tho Misses Mary, Julia aud
Letiria Stevenson, and his son Lewis, and by
ais cousin and law partner, James Stevenson
Ewing. James W. Scott Of Chicago and George
B. curpsll Of ST. Lsuis. They VIII probably 60
by Louisville and Birmingham, aud viii stop at
Admission, Ala Further than this no arrange
ments have been made
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IN THE LABOR FIELD.
One Of Pennsylvania's Largest Blast Fur
naces Resumes.

One of Pennsylvania Largest Blast Fur
naces Resumes.
The match was applied Monday night to the
Emaus furnace at Emaus, Pa, which has been
idle many years. The recent improvements
make it one Of the largest anthracite blast fur
naces in the state. Its weekly capacity is 1000
tons
CUTTING WAGES OF TIE IRON MEN.
A special from Ph3nixville Pa. says: A 10 per
cent reduction has been ordered by the Phoenix
Iron Company in all the mills and shops of
the plant except the pudding MILL
whore wages have been reduced from
IS. % to So per ton. The reduction is to take
effect December 26. Common laborers will
hereafter receive 95 cents instead Of 81. O2 per
day. The reason given is depression in bust
ness"
WAR ON NoN-UNIoN GLASS MAKERS.
Ths United Green Glass Blowers Association
ofthe United States and Canada, through its pres
ident and executive board, have decided to make
afSht ainst tho non union glass manufacturers
Of south Jersey and Monday night decided to
call all union men out Of the Cumberland Glass
ConPany's works yssssrday morning. Tho
points at issue are: Regulating the employment
Of union apPrsntioss and the wage scale adopted
by the last national convention of the United
Glass Workers in Rochester.
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FUTURE DAYS,

u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
~ 800 Pa. n. W.
DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE OF ARTICLES AC.
CUGCLaTED IN THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE
TO Bs SOLD AT AUCTION
Within eur sales rooms a2o Psnnsylvsnia avenue
n2rtAwNt commencing on MONDAY DECEMBER
NINETEENTH, 1S9,. at TEN O'CLOCK 4 " and
agsin At SEVEN r NJ and will be continued daily at
TN A. NJ and SEVEN Z. NJ. until the whole Is dis
posed OF.
Terms: Cash on delivery.
By order of the
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
D. P LEIBHART,
Supt. Dead Letter Once.
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO..
4 Auc
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
yTHOS. FISHER CO.,
l. Real Estate Brokers' 1924 ST. NV

PEEEMPTonY SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
AvDEESTE NEAR FoURTEENTH STREET
CAB HOUSE FoRAkRLy USED BY THE FOUR
TON AND GEORGEToWN RAILROAD ND
ALSO ROW OF SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS
FORMING PART OF THE SAME PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER FOURTEENTH,
A. D. 1892. in front of the premises. at TWO O'CLOCK
P. NJ. viii offer. under instruction of the board Of
directors of the Washington and GEORGETOWN Railroad
Company. at public sale to the highest bidder.
lots IL to H. both inclusive, square pa, having 4
frentaEs of 143 AZ feet St with depth
Of 14s 70 feet to public alley and containing atout
20, 500 square feet. improvements consist OF small
BRICK and large brick stable and house.
IMMEDIATELY THEeEAFTER. in front of the
premises, we wi o1er lots 30 81 and 80. square 2A
frentine Go % 100 feet Florida ue containing
s. IA 50 IT. Of ground. improved by . large brick
stable and car house.
Terms: One third cash. balance in three equal in
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold payable IN sne two and three Years and bearing
interest al Per cent payable sepianrual,y; all
cash. at purchasers option Deposit of $500 will be
required On each piece of property at time II sale
Terms of sale must be Piled with within fifteen
days, otherwise right reserved to resell the property
In default at risk and cost of defaultinz purchaser
after Eve days adve tisernent of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D. C.
By order of the company:
THOS. J. FISHER L CO.,
DrNCANSON BROS Auct{oneers d5-its
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The $1,000 which II is stated is necessary to
secure the release Of Robert ]. Knox and his
wife. the Americans who are incarcsrassd in
the Bslsm prison, Mexico, has been raised at
Eimira, n. T., aud the amount in gold Will be
forwarded to Mexico at once.
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p. A. DARNEILLE,
dI-dEds 6l9Fst. NV
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctaoneers


TRusTEEs' SALE OF FINE IMPROVED PROP.
ERpI OF FoTR5AND,h;HALE STREET
hIoUIsIANA AyESuE, KNOWN As PREM
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, IN GOOD ORDER.
LOT IS o. FEET FRONT, CONTAINS 6, ls4
"a FEET WIDE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to Us. dated the 14th
day of June. A. ID. 1852. and recorded Liber 1905
folio 36 of the land records Of the District Of Cou
bis. and at the rsquev Of the parties secured aad
holders Of the notes. the undersigned will
sell a p1olic auction in front Of the Premses on
IHrRsDAI. TN FIFTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, lss2, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p n.
all that certain piece and parcel OF land and premises
situate in the city of Washington. District II Coum-
bis. and known and belng iOt numbered thirteen
(l3 Gn square numbered five hundred ami thirty three
(o3B. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale nethird of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash. aud the balance TO oe paid In two
equal installments, respectively. in and two
years, secured by decd OF trust the property sold
with interest payable semi annually at the rate o.
per cent per annu unit, paid al cash the otion
Of purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be required
VIXEN the bid is accepted If the of sale not
complied with in fifteen days the the
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
CLARENCE B. RHEEM. Trustees.
q. NV,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROyED REAL ES-
TATE ON STREET NORTHEAST BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
BY virtus ef de.re. Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Column sis passed in No 10, 67a in
equity. the rsigned trustss will offer for sale on
tie premises on FRIDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY
THIRD, 1892. at FOUR OCL' OK p. NJ. Sub Lot Is
in square $40 being uniInproved.
Terms OF sale: One third in cash and the remainder
in two equal iIstallnsnts. payable IN one aud two
years respectively from ths day of sale with inter-
est at ths rate Of cent and secured by
dsed o. trust Oh the property Sold ali cash. tie
option oft1e purchaser Conveyanclng at the of
the purchaser.
WILLIAM H. ROBERTS Trustee.
Care of JAS. @. PAYNE.
dl4-dts u. 8 Court House
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AuctiOnesr.

X hlSLirrt, JAIN q SO., Auctoneera
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF EIGHr VALUABLE BRICK
REsIDENCEs ON FLORIDA AVENUE BE-
TWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. OPPOSITE THE
FINE PROPERTY LATELY OCCUPIED BY
By virtue Of deed of truss siven us and duly re-
corded in Libsr 1G7l folio IS seq Of the land
records Of the Dist let of Columtia the undersigned
trustee, VIII on IHURspAY; THE FiFTEENTH
front Of the promises sublots rs ll3 I29 lI2 i3O
l4l. III and 14Q square a34 in thu city Of Washing
ten. District OF Columbia. Lots lbs, l2l. lE0 and
l3l are improved rach by new cight-room aud bath
6rick dwslling with eoacretsd cellar heated BY fur;
Fla. ave. Lots l43. l42. la and 40 inue-
distely in the Of the above houses make most
desirable stable lots
On FRIDAY AFTERNO0N. DECEMBER SIX
TENTH: 1892. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
We viii sell. in front OF the PROMISES by virtue Of the
same deed OF trust sub lots 1s9 lS9. 1:53 l3s 134
I3!. l3o. i36. square 23i. same city aud District
1872. 1874 1916 and 1878 Florida avenue northwest
and are similarly improved ss the above enIiOned
lots The lots TO lie sold subject 20 deed Of the
particulars OF which will be stated at the time OF
sales.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
over and above the said trust. to be raid ia cash. Of
which S2O0 deposit each house must be raid
OF sale, ths balance in six and twelve mouths ior
WHICH the purchasers Will give their nots. dated
the dsv of SALE to bear interest at six per
lun-ba Title insurance Company's certificate will be
furn sized Terms TO be complied with within ten
days from day Of sale.
FRANK T, BROWNING
p. A. DARNEILLE, trustees
dI-dEds 6lgF NV
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BROS. AUcTIoNLLRs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TNPROvFD
REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF FIGHT
BRICK HoTsFs NoRTHFAsT, Ar cORNER
OF FIFTEENTH AND STREETS AND ZEN
NEssEE AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust % the under-igned vs
viii sell AT public on, IN frnn q the resp svo
premises. on FRIDAY. DECEMBER sINTEf>TH.
1857. at THREE O'CLOCK r. N. all OF lots uunli-sre1
one hundred and thirty tis) 60 hundred and
forty-two 1922. both inclusive. aud lots nunlh-re4
enc hundred and orty-four ~ and hundret and
forty Eve fl@5l IN Ferdinand B. trs sutfiy Of
lots in square numbered ten hundred and u ono
tlool). .. per A. recorded in hher - pase Ia IN
the surveyor once the District - 60 umbia- EsS
lot Is improved by desirable new hrik dwellinx and
lo IL i ARRANGED for store trsi hoor. I0ts Ia
curing Ell 800. lot number 137 70 trust securing
81 600 and lots nuneref la and rs 20 trust
ing 81. 900 on each lot AL mAfuring August Z. lso4-
The lots viii be sold subject 70 said trusts VIII inter
est from August - lssa Tsfes all be pad b. ths
trustees 70 day Of sale
Terms Of sale; siI hundred dollars ts6oo cash. bsi
lefore year, 20 ie rerres-nted by note
OF the purchaser bsarins date day of sale. with
per cent interest. payable semiannualy and secur-1
by deed Of trust the properly odd s cs~h. =
purchasers option Deposit u 800 required e.rA
lot. conycyancing and recordns At purchs--rs cs-s
Terms 10 be complied with within ,en days rs~.ls
lees take plsce beng held In the Lou.e On lot LII
CHAkLEs CHII.Ds.
HLNkl A JOINS. TrDtsa
MAURICE LAUPHEINFR.,
THOMAS NJ YIELDS. Hs p ST. ~ WI A,s,~.--~
JOHN kfDoUT. l4l7 Get nv.
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No Money for voluntsers.

1t has been decided by the adjusant gsasral
of Tennessee that there is no provision under
existing law to pay. for volunteers during the
mining riots who did not enlist IN the state
guard. The Legislature viii have to be appealed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-14

The belief grows stronger every day in
Nashville that Gov. Buchanan WIN pardon II.
Clay King Of Memphis serving . ltfs ssn-
tence In the penissntiary for the murder Of Pos
ton, before the governor resires from ofaoe In
January.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 1916 F ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO.
4G2 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in
records fog the District Of Columbia, and the re-
ese IL f Ine sF seG1Ies s5efE Nj 2r
FIFIEENIH DAY OF DECEMBER. 1892. att ALI
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK g. NJ. all that certain fiace or
parcel Of ground in the city of Washington. D. c.,
known as lot numbered seventy eight Cs). according
lot twenty-six ce6 square five hundred and thirteen
tol3 sold subject to two certain deeds of trust to
secure In the aggregate the of "a, 800 ana in
tercst.
Terms Of sale: Cash in OF said deed of trust
300 DEPOSIT at time Of sale All convey ancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to be
complied wi in ten days the property will be
sold Ut risk and cost of defauting purchaser.
a.,.osa.. f fran L SSAALLaa9UN.l Trustees.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct..
CHANcEGY SALE OF rHE VALUABLE sroSD
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEaST CORyEK
OF sTRELI AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.

CHANCERY SALE OF rHE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT ANEyrE
NOW OCCUPIED By THE RUSSIAN LE0k-
TIoN. OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE,
By virtue ana in pursuance Of decree pa~sei the
twenty sixth c6) day of March, IN tho y.ar Of our
Lord eighteen hundred and slightly I've lfss). by tho
Supreme Court OF the District q columba holding
special term in equity in the Of 0eorre g. Pepper
vs. Aeh; X she2hs-d u al. numesr seventy -easht
hundred and three (ss0N equity, Will, surviving
trustee on TUESDAY,. THE TENTH nothl DAY OF
JANUARY. in the year Of our Lord -ighte-n hundr-i
and ninety-thres lse0. at HALFPAsr THkEE
l33Ol O'CLOCK r. NJ. In front Of the premises. Offer
for sale at public auction the following real estates
Lot numbered three 60 IN A. r. shspherd. subdivs-
ion of square numbered hundred and rty- fo1r
10i). according 20 the subdivision recorded IN the
once Of the surveyor Of the District Columbia
Lbcr W. d. NJ. folio III Of th. books q the sur-
veyor. with all and singular the buildings and inn
proyements thereon.
Terms g; sale: one,fourth q the rurrhsse money
20 he paid - cash the day Of sale hnal rsiihcs
ton thereof by The cou and the residue IN tire %
equal instSllmenss at one a. two '2l and thr-s.s
wears. the deferred Payments to be Secured " the
notes OF the purchaser bearing date the day of
sale with interest and reserved lien upon the
erty sold. or all cAsh, Al the option o. tie rurhs--r
thereof deposii Of 800 e made tn time the
property Is knocked down All conSeyancing q tlzs
purchasers cost
HENRY WISE GARRETT.
surviving Trustee.
nol-dkas af6 9TH N N.
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Arthur W. wullmssu. the faster, has abruptly
cancelled his engagement in Cleveland, Ohio,
and departed FOR parts unknown. wullmsau
was much disgruntled over the little interest
shown by the citizens of Cleveland.
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JOHN 7. ARMS, lu


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SEVEN
TEESTH STREET BE1WEEN MAsshCHUs-
BEING H0USE I, ,, No 14lS SEVENTEENTH
On wEpNEs DAY, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH,
ct HALF-PAST FOCR O'CLOCK P. n, will oSsr
for sale in front 81 the premises of lot TO-
lb7 fronting 20 feet 17th street by a depth Of l2O
feet. improved as above Inentioned.
Terms day of sale. THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN
us-d Trustee.
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HA srRyf Host TWIN hSD ms s FiSHIs

NUKl dMENT.
TENTH, lhfe, at FOUR O'CLOCK 81 ARP. VII
sell IN front OF the premises Part lot - "a square
10i. improved hy neat brick dwelling moiarn i'm
Irov.uents being numbered l',s SIT - nv
This property IL de-irahy sltusted for . business
man, being convenient 10 two lines q railway and
business center
Terms; onr-third cash halsnce IN one and two
years notes 20 Tear per cent interest yayAh. semi
annually aud 10 BE- -ecured by dec q on the
property sold cash the opti,su Of purch.-~f
deposit u 500 required II the % sale Tenn.
20 be coupled with In Is days ufberwtse tho risht
reserved 10 resell the property AZ tn r-k and n
deiAuting purchaser after hNe days advertisement a
such resale IN some nc~spaper published In Wash
inston. D. {. dls-asdb-
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7 ATIMR1 SLOAN. Auctionesrs. l4o7 g ct.
IT,, Pi s9IlH 81 oT E1 tJE
BY ss1sr q the committee ys MI sail II trent q
S%H s.-s Ia q Ls.s = + ~ EVE
- ssas 6s1s aSsiinS, VIZ ssn sssms esii.r, fa-
No. - ): - ~ - ssss so!:.ss!s :aSdE
ssR9 IS: sass 3 49, 80 0a's' s''na '''s-
! ssPs. Qus,shi 81. 6aIa.es n one. two and
trust ~ ths IrsYssy. e sQ c9sh o3pystancinE nd
% g sSs S02 W e Essu, n e
Hz-dsds LArrnEa SLOAN. AscsIoa..ss.
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dl4-dts
BROS. AUCTIoNEERs
TRUsTEEg SALE OF FIVE HANDSOME NEARLY
TiyfsHLD BRICK bwxLLINGs on SOUTH

SAl-E NEAhL1
cAPiToi. AND iS STREETS RM An.iN'' oN Sooin
By virtue OF deed of trust. dated April 6. 1892.
aud recorded In issr No 1852 folio 49s ct seq. OF
the land records Of the District Of Columbia, and
the request Of the party secured thereby. will sal
in fr9nt Of the premises on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
TH!EfEENrh. 1852. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
sublots fifty (5O to hftyfour t5i both inclusive in
square six hundred and ninety three 93 Of the city
of the Surveyors Office of the aforesaid District.
zach sub OF Is improved by handsome wsll-built
brick dwelling, two stories and basement containing
rooms and bath, with rooted coal shed in
the hvs houses nearly completed -Four o, the
Zone corner house, front the east side of South
Capitol street. and the other fronts street Each
house. with its rublot. will be separately offered to
public competition.
Terms: Onsthird cash. balance in one and two
notes 70 be secured by deed Of trust upon
propsrty. with interest at the rate OF per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually. All convey
ancinE recording. &C., At the cost Of the purchaser
OF purchasers deposit of 300 upon each house
when sold. and thu terms TO be complied with In
fifteen days. otheywss the trustees reserve the
cost Of the defautnF purchaser altar days advsr
tsepent OF such resale in Newspaper published
In Nsshington d. c. Further Information and par
ticulars at time and place OF sale.
This sale 10 worthy Of exceptional attention and the
properties are now open to convenient and careful
FRANK J. DIEUDONNE, Trustee.
eS-THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED ON AC-
eou5t Of the rain until SATURDAY, DECEMBER
SEVENTEENTH, 1897, at THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
~ ~ TEkNk j. PiiUpoI!NE, Trustee.
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SEATS Fon Plxss CHA ExruarAuluxr nov
on sale 81 Abangh's OPEN Hsuss. Prices, %,
eS, el.5o and eL-Adrt