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The morning call., 1892-07-09
Artesian Water and NaturaI c..

SoNoMA, July S.-Yeslerday, on the
Jones tract. south of this town. fine fiow-
ing artesian we'll was struck which flows
over 10-inch pipe in torrents. The water is
clear, cool and sparkling and free from OBJ
jectionabe minerals. natural gas well
has also been developed on this same ranch.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
NOT SATISFIED.

The Sunset Telephone Company Called Atteu-
ton TO the Tax List.
SANTA Rosa, July S.-The Sunset TeIe-
phone Company petitloned the Supervisors
this afternoon to have their tax assessment
lowered. The board denied the prayer and
cited the telephone company to appear be-
fore them and show cause why the assess
ment should not be raised. Heretofore the
tax valuation of the company's property
in this county has been fixed at about $4,000.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
A GENERAL STRIKE.

Report That One Nay BE Ordered In
New York City.
New YORK. July S.-From the very In
side OF the labor element in this city.
as Cleaned late this afternoon, and
from the iron-workers in particular
everything points to general
strike in this city within the
next 10 days unless the matter at Home
stead is satisfactorily settled. The success
at Homestead has won the sympathy of all
the wageworkers in this city, and the gen.
eral opinion is that tile Homestead men
should be supported and given aid.
The morning call., 1892-07-09

If your blood is impure regulate your liver with
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
no Gross the Cnntinent hu R.llnnn

SAN DIEGO, July S.-R. j. Wood ward.
the Ventura rancher who came here to
make an attempt to cross the continent in
balloon, has secured a new generator FROM
the East and is Initiating his balloon. He
says he will start next Monday.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
The Florida Trouble subsidinr.

JACKsoNvILLE. Fla. July S.-The town
was quiet to-day. About 300 men are still
under arms, but only as matter of pre-
caution.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS.
The Eliza Edwards Left Victoria Boun
Direct to Valdiyia.

Direct to valdivia.
VICTORIA, B. c., July 8. - The steam
schooner Eliza Edwards did not 60 direct
from Vancouver south, but stopped off at
Victoria. where she was met by a Victoria
sloop. What she took on can only be sur
missed, but her actions aroused the sus-
picions of United States officers, who seized
her at San Diego yesterday. 1t was sup
posed when she left she intended to GO
straight 10 Valdivia.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
Death of a Presiding Elder.
A MurdarAr Hanead

NEW YORK. July S.-Rev DR.. Edward
Wheeler, presiding elder of Erie Pa.) dis
trict, died here to-day. aged 6S years.
The morning call., 1892-07-09

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 3. - George
Stone, colored man who murdered Will
liam Binkley, was hanged tbs afternoon.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
A CITY IN FLAMES.
81. Johns, Newfoundland, in Danger Of Bein
Wiped Out

Wiped Out.
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, July s.-Dis-
patches received here from st. Johns, New
foundland, say FIRE broke out at about 4
o'clock this afternoon in a house
on Long street A strong gale from
the southwest was prevailing at the time
and the flames spread very rapidly across
the town, sweeping everything before them
III is thought the city will be wiped out
The FIRE reached the wharves and the ship
ping has all been hauled out TO a safe an
cbOrage.
The morning call., 1892-07-09
WILLFUL MURDER.
An Inquest Throws More Light on the SAINT
Rosa Tragedy.

Rosa Tragedy.
SANTA Rosa, july S.-An inquest was
held to-day on the remains of NJ. III. Byrne,
who was shot on the Wilson ranch by his
nephew, Charles Crews. and verdict Of
death from gunshot wound, inflicted by
Charles Crews with intent to commit MUIR
der, was returned. The bullet, it was found
in an autopsy. had penetrated the small in
testine six times, the bladder twice, and
The morning call., 1892-07-09
SURPRISING SIZES.

State Laws Being Framed to Prohibit the
Pinkertons.
FRANKFORT, KY, July S.-A bill will be
introduced in the General Assembly to-day
prohibiting the employment Of Pinkertons
In Kentucky.
DENVER. July S.-GovernOr Routt has re-
fused to renew the license Of the Pinker-
tons.
The morning call., 1892-07-09

Many slender-faced women, matrons in
Guided, have this season dared to elect for
the sailor hat who never wore 1t before.
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the truth. II IL well known that the defendan,
has other means Of establishing the fact thai
young Hamlink had pistol il he wishes to Dc
| 30. Therefore think that further questions
in this direction should. be stopped. (Excep.
| ton noted.
| Judge wilson-Can you state what was said
In the dying declaration Of your daughter?
| The district attorney-We object. What she
| said is in writing.
Judge wilson-Your honor. up TO this time
We do not know that the declaration will ever
be introduced in the case by the governments
We desire to show by the witness that Mrs
SCHNEIDER made different statements on differ
ent occasions, We hold that 1t is perfectly
proper to show this by the witness. If the de-
ceased we're on the stand we would have the
fight to ascertain whether or not she made diff
ferent statements. That is our position.
District attorney-t is true as stated by
Judge Wilson, that the government may not
use the dying declaration. Then, if the de-
PENDANT wished the benefit of the declaration.
he could call for it at the proper time. and the
government would be bound to produce it.
The court-The objection is sustained. The
statement OF the government is undoubtedly
true.
The witness, continuing. said that the de-
PENDANTS light overcoat was light spring over
coat. but he had two others One was a dark
box overcoat; it might have been black chin
chilla. He said he had lived in Brooklyn and
New Jersey since the war. He was also in
LeauSllle, COi ne was In Australia ABOUT
three months. His business here had been that
OF an insurance agent and broker and he had
represented several life and fire insurance COM
panies.
SOME QUESTIONS NOT ANSWERED.
Judge Wilson-Did you ever represent tho
Anglo-American Company? --.-------
Col. Hamlink-I was secretary Of that. II
was organized here.
Judge Wilson-Who were its oficers2
The court--You need not answer.
JudaA Wilson-What became Of that COM
pany?
The court-You need not answer?
Judge Wilson-Was your connection with
that company the means of your leaving this
country?
The court-You need not answer.
Exceptions noted to all these rulings.
Judge Wilson--Did you ever threaten to
shoot the efendant?
Col. Hamlink-Never.
Judge Wilsou-Did your son?
Col. Hamlink-Never to my knowledge.
The witness. continuing. said that he knows
the prisoners mother; that she learned of the
marriage October 26. Mrs. Schneider the de-
PENDANTS mother. had called at witness
house. He had never threatened to
shoot the defendant then or at any other
time. He did complain to Mr.. Frank
Schneider on January % that his
brother Howard had threatened to cut
the throat of witness daughter Jennie.
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HOWARD soHsxIDEn,s CRIME.
Col. Hamlink Tells the Story Of the. Shoot
ing OF His Children.

WHAT MRS. SCHNEIDER TOLD HIN BEFORE SIZE
DIED-rHE ASTR-MoRrEM sfIrEMESr NOT Pho
DUcED-soAE SHARP TALE BETWEEN DEFEND
ANTS COUNSEL AND THE COURT.
That they might secure desirable seats people
began to gather in the corridors leading to the
Criminal Court room long before o'clock this
morning. The doofs we're not opened, how
ever, until 9:45. but the crowd did not appear
to object in the least to the long wait They
had but one object TO see and hesr everybody
and everything connected with the trial Of
Howard J. Schneider for the killing of his wife.
As on yesterday. the fair sex formed the
greater part Of the audience. They we're first
admitted to the court room. then the members
of the bar, and last of all those OF the general
public lucky enough to gain admission. The
proceedings OF the eighth day of the trial were
not begun until some time after the usual
hour. owing to the slight indispostion of Judge
Bradley, which was occasioned by the over
croWding OF the court room yesterday.
COL HANLINK RESUMES HIS TESTIMONY.
Col. Hamlink resumed the stand and stated
that he was present when the ante NOR tenn state
ment of his daughter was taken by a gentle
man from the district attorneys Office Be-
fore that was taken by Mr. Clagett witness
talked with her and was told by his daughter
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Very Handsome French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir
rors Elegant Turkish Parlor Suite g pisces). up
no stored in satin damask very Rare and Valuable
Italian Figure Cmported). on pedestal; very Elegant
Bronze Figure (The Water Crib pedestal; Terra
Gotta Bust with pedesta. OH Paintings and EnGfav-
ings. Real Lace Window Hanrings, Turkoman and
Silk Portieres Fine English Body Brussels Chamber
Stair and Hail Carpets. in hns condition. very Hand
some Single and Double Milror-front Arnoires.
about SINGLE and Double wardrobes Canter Tables
Secretaries Easy Chairs. Bed Sofas. Courhes and
Lounges, Mrrorfront and other Folding Cabinet Bed
steads. several Parlor suites. Par.or Furniture
in separate pieces. IS Walnut and other
Chamber Suites (some OF them very nns). with
French plate nirrors); Superior Hair Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and Boosters. large quantity Of Bed
ding Of every description. plumber OF Double and
Single Walnut Wardro5es, Decorated Toilet Corner
Cabinets Easy Chairs. Matotcs Umbrella stand WAL
nut Hall Stand, Walnut M. T. Buffet Walnut Ex-
tension Tables. large quantity Of China and Glass
Ware large assortment Of Silverpisted Ware. Fine
Table Linsn. Walnut DINING Chairs. Dining Room
Oil Cloth large quantity Of preserving Jars and Stone
Ware Cooking Utensis. g Refrieerators. &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH SEVEN
TENTH. 1892. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. a.
the residence Of the late Mrs Mary J. Racketts g33 II
street northwest shall SELL by order Of the Orphans
Court the personal effects contained therein. This
ans collection OF Household goods and should COM
mand the attention Of PARTIES who desire nrst-ciass
articles. -.
H.D.-Houss for rent. Apply to the executor the
! premissA
ass,ss,,.. -. 4..-4->@ J, ". HARSHk, RzseatoE.
IATfMER 4 SLOAN Auctioneer. mhl2-dfs
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AUCTION SALES.
This AkTEkNOON.
r ATcLIFFE. DARR . CO.. Auct,oneer..

RAIcLiFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneera
TWO DESIRABLE 2-sTORY BRICK HOUSES. ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, HEATED BY
FURNACE, WITH LARGE CELLAR. NUMBERS
2is AND PA STREET NORTHEAST. BY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FIF.
TENTH Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, re Will
oner Tor sale. in front Of the premises,
SUB LOIS 1l9 AND Ia
IN SQUARE 1a3.
Fronting each 10 feet by 100 feet, running back TO
large Moot alley improved by two we'll built
with all the fastest improvements making them very
desirable Tor an Investment or FOR a home.
Terms: over and above incunibrance of go 800.
due June 10, 1894. each house to lie paid In cash
deposit of $3.50 each house required at tue time
81 sale Ii the terms of sale not complied with in
nften days from the day OF sale right TO resell
the property at the risk and of the de- aultns
chaser alter nve dayss Of such resale
SINE newspaper published WASHINGTON, ID. C.. All
chaser. uhS-skds
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auc.,oneers.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON SIXTEENTH
NoK HwEsT. IMPEoyED ~ S FINE
HOUSE; KNOWN As NO. 1882 SIXTEENTH
STREET. BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWEEN
n.THIRD. At HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
viii oner TOR sale. in front OF the premises,
LOT A, -
SQUARE $50,
Fronting % feet inches 18th St by depth of ITO
feet to an alley.
This property should command the attention Of par
ties in search of valuable building size IN one OF the
most fashionable sections of thu rthwest
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash. the bal ance in one
and two years. u cent per annun, payable semi
annually secured by deed Of trust On tie proIert ~
sold. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
post Of 500 required at the time sale the terms
sale are not con Piled with in fifteen days day
OF sale right reserved to resell property the
and cost OF the defsung purchaser after i've ad
vertsenient of such resale In some newspaper pub
lished in WASHINGTON, ID. C. All cunveyancing and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser.
RAJ CLIFtE. DARR CO.,
mhlo-d&ds Auctioneers
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The Case Dismissed,

John Garroway was charged before Judge
Kimball with cruelty to an animal in killing q
COW on March 9. and a number of witnesses
testified that he shot dozen times before kill
ing the animal. Mr.. Garroway is an officer and
testified that the animal was wild in the street
in the immediate vicinity Of several schools and
he shot the animal in the interest of public
safety. The case was dismissed
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FUTURE DAYS.
~ go PA. AVE. NV

~ go Pa AVE. NV.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED RFAL. DsTATE ON
ASTREET BE1WEENsEyENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS MORT HAST Ri AtClI n
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWEEN
dYGrIFOUkTH. 1"92; AT hALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK, we will sell. in front of the premises,
THE EAST PART or LOT .,
IN SQUARE S96.
Fronting 40 feet inch on street, with an average
eptb Of 100 feet to private alley portion of the
being improved by twostory frame house.
ef1ns of sac: One-third cash, the la ance in one
and two years the deferred be secured by
terest at the rate OF per cent per annum tsyah
semi annually. or all cash. at the option Of the
chaser. deposit of 500 required when the PROP
erty 10 knock down. TERMS to he complied with in
hfteen days from the day Of sale tue right
served All conveyancng. recording. &c. at the cost
OF the purchaser. RADCLIFFE, DAkR 4 CO.,
mhlo-dkds Aucttoneers
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
THTsTE EsH SALE I4se Of L;RaE BElcK DWELLING

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING
ON HIGH STREET NEAR CORNER OF 4TH
,sTREEr. WEST WASHINGTON. d. C.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed in equity No.
TaiRTY FIRST DAY OF MARCH. A. D. issa. a
piece parcel snd and premises Known .s and
beinx part Of lots hundred and eiebty-four and
hundred and eighty three in Beatty 4 Hawkins
addition 10 Georgetown. d. C.. beenning on the west
drawn from the intersection Of High and 4th streess
southeriy los II lest the line Of High street
the southeast Of large brick house standing
ming thence northwsrdly and With the west line Of
H.xh street 40 feet thence westwardy and at right
angles High the dividing line betvsen lots
to the end thereof thence e.stery with the rssr line Of
sected by line drawn nth ON degrees vesf from
point in wall Of said inches
easteriy by said line reversed the beginninx
thereof thence south with said wall inches
the southwest Of said house aud then by
with the south wall OF said house TO bennins of said
ments same and ali the rights. ways easemenfs and
appusnsnces belonging thereto IN any wise Apper
Terms: one-third Of purchase money I'm cash: rssi-
due in two equal insfAilnsents At and two year,
from day OF sale notes 10 BE- given bssrnx interest
6psr cent per .nnun. payable seni-annually and 10
chss-r 4 drpoat Of t2so required a. tine q ssie
Conveysnein9. be. at purchasers cost Terms 10 be
s Ss .s n ten S az: 81, o 20 a.. q [ s
the aid propsrty 81 the rk and cot Of the desutne
HxxRY 4 nAf4akjs"
uh12Ss IA 16<h - 40.
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MARRIAGE Iicansaa

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: David
Rice and Louise Burseke; James Mccormick
Of Cheshire, Mass, and Susan E. Tompkins;
Daniel Balhuf and Mary Eva Schlosser; Calvin
s. Jennings and Mary L. Green; James Ross
and Helen johnson.
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Cut by His Wifi.

Last evening, as Roger B. Tolson, colored, Of
62s street southeast, was entering G. A. R.
Hail. opposite Wizards, his wife, Julia Tolson,
said to be jealous, attacked him. infiicting with
some instrument wound in the face. Tolson's
cut was attended to at the Emergency Hospi-
tai and the wife was arrested, but this morning
forfeited IS collateral
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RADCLIFFE. DARR co. ,Aues,oneers.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
SITE. IMPROVED BY TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, On TWENTIETH STREET BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS, OPPOSITE
BEING 1913 TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
WEST. BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTEaNOoN, MARCH TWENTY
FIFTH. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we will
sell by public auction. in front Of the promises,
LOT No. p
SQUARE no.
Having frontage of u by the depth thereof to
public alley. most desirable lot in the best section
Of the city.
erms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one, two
and three years. secured by deed of te prop
erty sod bearing interest at the per per
annum all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
800 deposit ct sale All conveyancnE. &c. at pur-
chaser's cost Terms to be complied with in fifteen
days from the days of sale.
mhl5-d6ds RATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts
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No HAB1rAr1os.

No HAB1rAr1oN.
poisonous microbes when Swifts Specific enters the
system 1t changes the character of the blood that
the must either perish out. and course
they leave S. s. s. also forces out the poison which
the microbes have left behind. II there be sore OF
ulcer the poison comes out through that otherwise
through the skim. ~
''Having suffered much from contagious blood
poison. after using half dozen bottles Of swift's
Specific. wasrsstored to perfect health and all erup
tive ores disappsared.-J. CROSBY BYRON. 20S ID
avenue. Pittsbmg, Pa"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
9 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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/ ATlMER q SLOAN. Auctioneers.
Il 1407 and 1909 q.
THIRD SPRING SALE + 1000 ROLLS WALL
PAPERS
On FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH EIGHTEENTH
1892. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at our auction
rooms 1401 q ST., shall sell the above consign-
mept Of modern Wall Payer.
The trade and private buyers should give this sale
their attention. LATIMER SLOAN
mhl5-3t Auctfoneers.
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Held for Libel.

Irwin B. Wright had an examination before
Judge Miller today on the charge of libel in
having written a letter to the postmaster at
BrookIand accusing j. w. Hanes of being dis
honest. and was held for the action Of the grand
jury in $500 bonds. The court said that a per-
son could report to postmaster that dishonest
acts had been committed, bu: to write that
man was . thief was libelous
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SCHNEIDER AND JUDGE WILSON ExA1lNiNG THE
MOTHS.
Frank Schneider and himself were all in his
sons room. The defendant lad a revolver and
there was one that belonged 70 his son. He did
not know what make they we're. s-
Judge Wilson-Havs you seen those pistols
since? - Is
Col. Hamiink--I don't know
since? ''F Z,
Co. Hamink-Yca - q
Officer -
Col Iainlink-Yca 49,
AN oUEcrIox sUSrAiYED.
District attorney object to thesa ques-
tions, your honor. The Witness has st~tsd that
ne does not know what make the pistols were
and he does not know where they are.
Judge Wilson--Ws claim that We have the
right to the fullest examination poss,hle.
IL u the only way Of getting The truth.
1ne eeurt-Ihsreae e ethsr1neane Of ohtaining
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An OBJECTION ovRRRULHD.

Judge Wilson then objected to all the pre-
ceding testimony because of its insufficiency,
the fact that the statement. was written out be-
fore the deceased was thoroughly questioned
and because it had not been clearly shown that
she fully believed she had no hope of recovery
The court-The threeiold objecion should, l
think. be overruled. 1t has, in the opinion of
the court, been firmly established that the de-
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CONSULT THR ONLY UROsCoP.AN PHYsI-
Y claiIs IN Wasl tngton, Dfs. BlD1 HRS GnAl.
800 - s-w. diseases successfully treated. dys-
peiisla, constfat laee. scrOfula. siieuuai
bronchitis erysiIeiAs. female weakness fts 'sDrers.
lever and lever sor-s, Diseases Of the ,ensi
AL nerSogr diseases. disc VI the skIn &C Iniln
II HAS NElEk BEEN CONTRADIcTED THAT
Il Dr. BROTHERS Is the oldest e-tab shed adv
INK ladies' pnys.clan the city DR. BhOl Hl-hs.
800 St sw Forty i've yesrs' enperience. m - JIM
MANHOOD REsToRED By USING BOTTLE
Nl OF two of DIR. BROTHERS. myisorating cordial.
VAL cure nervous debility. W. Is 81 az.
NH Ill
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" i4Ie \. Y. ave

TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M
d. OWED PROPERTY. BEING HOU~E No sl3
81 RI ri NORTHEAST
By Nirne of certain deed Il trust recorded in Libcr
No 49,. folio -. the land records OF the DE-
tr II 4 Columbia. and az the request the party
cused titr'uy. ne vii ole sale front OF the
premises ON MONDAY. THE TMENTl-lIl.~1 DAY
on MAKO II. A. D. lsst9. "A FlNE OCIpCk D. NJ.
TIE ilowlns ds.ai6sd rroT.riy N the city Of M-h-
". smith aud Jas "a Mars su .lvisiun OF certain
lots IN square .. the II recorded IN book III
lumbia-
Terms of sale: Ono third cash and the balance one
Dl and two -, Year,. vita interest," Al the rate q 8
p-r Centum per Annuui. Iak abe srlm annually
aid secured ~ deed Of trust GA the property sold OF
ali cash. NJ he OF ton % the purchaser 80 DEPOSIT
AZ time OF sale II terne MT comp led with
days the property Wi i- r,sold the and %
the oeaul.ns purchaser hve days readvert
meDt an The Neplng star
John A.. ARMS. ir"Scs.
rnhl0-aolN Ia
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I ATIsIER Z SLOAN. Aucr,oneen.
7 ATIkER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers,

VERY VALUABLE THREE-SToRY, ATTIC AND
BASEMENT PREssED-BRICk RESIDENCE
NO. Sl6 IRkET, BETWEEN Ninth AND
TENrH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY
FihsI, ise2 at HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK. in
front OF the premises shall sell the west 20 feet
front. with depth of 95h feet of part OF ot L. in
square $40. improved by three-story basement and
bath room. &C. No. ge6 street north aest This IS
va liable property near the post Office building
18th street and Pennsy avenue and realy in the
center Of business in that section. and readily
altered for business purposes.
Terins: One-third cash. balance in one and tao
years with notes bearing interest and secured by
OF q ust on property sold All conveyancng and re-
cording at purchasers cost. Three hundred dollars
deposit required At the time Of ssle lite perfect.
should the terms OF sale he complied with IN ten
days the pro erty may Be rssod at risk and
de4autlng purchaser. LATIMER SLOAN
miISd&ds Auctioneers
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q EO. W. STICKNEY. Aucuoneef.
" 14l6 New York ave- .
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BLING HOUSE NO. ne
STREET NORTHWEST.

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Lber
No. ljOd folio SO ct seq. of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request the
party secured thereby. we wl offer for sale in front
pay OF MARCH. ls92, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M
the following deserted property. situate in the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia,
towit; Part of ORIGINAL lot in square 4l9 besnnning
street forty (40) feet east from the northwest
corner OF said square and running thence said
street % feet. thence south - feet thence west 25
feet, thence north p feet to the place beginning
Sold ubject to certain deed OF trust secute the
sum Of u, 800 and interest from June n. 1881
Ter.is OF SALE Cash in excess sad deed of trust,
300 deposit at time Of sale II terms not COM
Piled with in 10 days the property will lie resod
risk and cost of deiaultin purchaser after five
REIMBURSEMENT The Evening Star. Auconvey anc-
ing at purchasers cost.
JOHN C. HEALD. J
500 st n.w.., Trustees.
JOHN L. ARMS.
mills. Il, 10, 90 "a 22J-Gt'