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nUNCANsON BROS, Aucsionesrs.

SAFE II kE Esnf s fNR ok
On , TIE MALI AGcI TH2RQUGHtAKLs FokMEkLi
IF dFi fR SAKi fasS IN FRONT of ZACH PIECE
By virtue OF the last will and testament of Samuel
corded in ne office q the REGISTER Wills q the said
isss the % de,sI6sd 81. estate an situated IL
MssSH TSS 18c PAY OF
i in the 9oy and District siores.d being
tie same boundstone in the line Of David Shoe
Is ,n Sn Io s pc; ss on surrey , made April
rum ng north 81 degrees east 6-iO perches to the
81 senas :.d
ing said pike south 60h DEGREES west. 50 perches to
thence leaving said road. north IS degrees east 10
perches to tine place Of beginning containing acres
2roods and IL perches of land less being the
& sns as .sS
Isef No and ISss not At soo
10 had and
AaS on the Day q hsPs,s
scribed properly, to witt All that piece parcel Of
tract Of land called adshiP. Ssxianin. for ne
60 100 rerches measured On course south Is de-
Erees east from the third pike. and
from thence running south 13s degrees east 1 lOO
perches to the county road commonly called the belt
east. SOY perches; thence said road south "a
degrees west Al perches to said Rockville pike thence
with the said pike south 1Sdegrees 10 perches
to the beginning containing hit
excepting: however: tbereiron about ,snechali an
his lifetime 20 Annie C. Paxton by deed recorded in
the records Liber No. 1855, folio 49, being
the rame property which conveyed to the said
samuel W Queen by Jonathan buckillan bs deed
corded IN the same records Lber No. 49,. foiio
1s0, to which reference is hereby had and made :
Ali OF the above described prolexty bsing portion
OF the real estate Of which the SAID Samuel Queen died
Terms Of sale for each of the piece, Of property:
third "a IN one year. and .onethrd 10 in two Senry
nom the day OF sac; all cash. at the option 81 the
purchaser Deferred payments TO be secured by deei
ot trust utun the real estate sold draw
lars viii be required OF the ON each OF said
pieces or parces u ground sold At the time OF the
of this same and II the purchaser purrhAnery shall
tail to comply with the ternsof sale within tsn
after said SAFE the underssgned reserves the rt
resell at the risk and cost Of the dsfauiinr purchaser
cost. = ANN w. QUEEN
Exscutrix under the last vii and tsstamsnt Of
Samuel queen. deceased.
r0s further and gss e ;Soys pscss Of
Attorney for Exscutr.ix.
fs2s-d&ds No. ses ~ o. n ". TsSSinston. b. g.
sH.THE ABOVE SALE q POSTPONED on Ac-
aAKcH sSvEKTKENrH. ma ssns Seg and
nzAsxxsiH undsr ne LAT vtu -sad sa.eansnf Il
eAs,uA oussns deceased nh134eds
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Suing the Pullman Company.

James A. George has filed suit to recover
s5.O6O.45 Of the Pullman Palace Car Company
by Mr.. John Lyon. The plaintiff states that
on August 10, 1891, he was a passenger ON the
railroad from Lincoln to Ratio in
the state Of Nebraska, and paid
to the conductor of the car Ider for Sleep
ing berth and was given a check. Relying
on the faithful performance Of the obligation
resting on defendant he disrobed and placed
his hand satchel containing manuscript
and typewriting lists OF names, mem
oranda, powers of attorney. &C.,
of the value Of $4,000 in his berth. He asserts
that while he was asleep the conductor and
porter were negligent and permitted the hand
satchel to be carried of, by which he has been
greatly damaged,
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Rkoda E. Cochran has purchased of the Citi-
zens' National Bank for 49,, 500 subs go. 81, 81
and part lib. square 1876. fronting III feet on o
street and 621a feet on 18th street northwest.
George Truesdeil has bought OF James Rob-
bins for yl3. 600 sub 81. square 66, 1875 by 70
feet on r between Florida avenue and 2ist
street northwest.
d. D. Stone has bought for e42,7s5 Of NJ.
Loeb parts Is and 16. square $50, fronting 49,
feet on l4th between II and streets north
west
VIM. II. Dempsey has bought for $22, 900 Of
3. b. Warner subs 1874 and l25. square 1874,
36O5 by 62 feet on Il between 18th aud 18th
streets north west
W. r. Simonds has bought for &c. 900 Of J. b.
Richards sub 23, SO. Sas, Is IT. II in. by ITO IT
on 18th bet. H and streets northeast
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" 1901 d ST., opposite Pa. AZ

WLTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
w l001 ID ST., opposite Pa.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT JAPANESE
ART SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At our sales room. 1901 ST. opposite Pa. ave-.
THIS DAY and FOLLOWING DAYS at ELEVEN
A. NJ. and THREE p. VI. ZACH DAY.
Among the collection he sold today some very
hne specimsns Of ANTIQUE and MODERN SAT-
81 MA, THAN, lNARY and TOXIC VASES. COROS,
ROSE anu CRACkER JARS. PLATES. CUPS.
SAUCERS. TEA POTS. &c.
Very handsomely embroidered SCREENS in three
and fourfold, EMBROIDERED PANELS SILK
SHAWl.S, LADIES' and GEMS DRESSING
GOWNS
ALSO
BRONZES. IVORY CARVINGS, &C., SC.
Don't miss tins chance OF securing some handsome
souvenirs OF japanese art merely trifiing
tins consignment must lie closed the highest
bidder irrespective OF cost.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.,
fe29-lm l0O1 d ST.. opp. Pa ave.
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Remembered FAITHFUL "oId Aunty."

Mrs. Frances Carter of Alton. ILL.,. has sud-
denly become rich under circumstances which
have in them a tinge OF romance. She is an
old colored woman and before the war was a
nurse for family named Wilson in Louisiana.
War separated them. but one child-the late
DIR. VIM Wilson of Pittsburg. Pathways re-
membered the old nurse. He amassed quite a
fortune and when he madc his will the old lady
was named therein as legatee to $3.50 COO Mrs.
Carter has gone to Pittsburg to claim her IN
heritance.
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Want $4,000 Damages.

John W. Murray and his W fe, Alethea s., have
by Messrs. Campbell Darlington and Irving Will
Hanson filed suit against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company for $4,000
damages by reason of injuries received by the
company's cable car on 7th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue on April 29, 1891. starting before
Mrs. Nj. had got in. throwing her down. injur-
Ing her spine and internally permanently in
capacitating her.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: c. N.
B. Harris to II. l. Williams, lot ). blk. ),
lexington; LOO. p Fitzgerald 20 Mary J.
Snowdsn, lot 20, blk 5. Ivy City; ESQ. s. H.
Walker, trustees. to 7. W. Smith, lots IS TO 10.
20. $50; g.. Harriet Hicks 70 J. W. Beckett.
pt- lie. R.'s sd. to Georgetown; e. J. W.
Beckett to Harriet Hicks. same property; a..
e. Eliza Barry ct al to J. 7. BrinkIey, pit 9,
-, ~; S1,io0-
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The smallest crowd of the trial was present
this morning when the ninth day OF the
Schneider murder trial was begun There
were two reasons for this-the very disagree
able weather and the fact that at conference
of Judge Bradley with Marshal Ransdell. Dis
trict Attorney Cole and Judge Wilson i'm
mediateiy after the court adjourned yesterday
afternoon it was decided that hereafter adj
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9O1 ST. W., r-
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD ArussSs
mh12-dkds l:sQT q. nv

TkuSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. No; IsO3 NEM HAMPShlkE AVENUE, BE
I TWEEN AND AM y STREETS T3kIHwEsT.
Under and by virtue OF a decree PASSED March 2.
1872. in equity cause No. l3,5 of the supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia. wherein the Washington
Loan and Trust Company. administrator. - com
ants the unersi.ned will offer sale 70 the highest
bidder on FRIDAY, MARCH EIGHTEENTH, A ID.
1892, at HALF-PAST tOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ n front
the premises all Of lot numbered thirty t.
excepting the south four and one-hsf t4e IN hes %
the depth of said lot. In susan 4. cunnnehams sub
division OF lot 'E. I'm X. y. Jackson. trustees sub
vision u original lot four CD. and otrs ~ SQUARE
ninety nine (Y), said Aforementioned subffsision
l. in the ONCE u the surveyor Of the District
VI Coiumbia in book l3. page 16
and the balance in two equal instsllmentx. payable re-
spectveiy in sx and twelve months from date Of sele.
with ptsrest q sx Per csntum Per snnum from date
Of sale ead 1nstailments TO b reprUoented BY the
propssory note q the o. purchases g AZ
ceAh, af the option Of the purchases. A depo0t q
o5OO REQUIRED u tbs tms q the ale. An conxsyanc
tuF and recording ct purchasers cost the terms OF
sAle not complied With Within ia (10l days tbs
trustee the nghtto rsoe e ds6nnifnS puf-
JOIN = LARNER, Trustss
DuxcAxsox BRoA. xassiosssss. sskS-lS
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u Russell Brown WAS unanimeusly nominated
for governor by the Rhode Island republicans.
Col Melville Bull for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
George h. Utter for secretary Of state, Robert
w. Burbank for attorney general and Samuel
Clark for state txeasurer. 80 =
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While sinking an arsesian well on the prop
erty of the Midland Hotel in Kansas City,
Monday the drillers struck natural gas at .
depth Of two hundred feet. Il h thought to
exist in great Quantities z
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
ol2 st a.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
No. 2016 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH


By virtue Of deed o. trust dated August 30, A. d.
1850, and recorded IN liber No LOO. Iolio 3g7 ct
sea- one OF the land records Of the District Column
ba. and At the If the party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will offer sale ia front o;
The rr gTea@ ses on r ThS RsDAi. THE rwENTA-
PASf FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. by pubic auction fh~
following described real estate situate city of
Washington. District Of Columbia and known As nd
being All OF lot numbered seventy ts0) in r. K. Aliens
subd vision of certain lots square nun bsred two
hundred and thirty four 4), per plat recorded in
Idber &C H. B. " 70 10 S1. the records Of thu sur
veynr once Of the said District Cou,ntdn i'm
proved by two-sory BRICK dwelling house known q
No. 20l6 18th street northwest
Terms: Sold subject to decd OF trust securing loan
Of Represented by note for amount dated
August IL. 1850. due October 70, lSL, Interest Al 81
per sent halt yearly; trust recorded In Liber l47.
foiio 40 ct seq balance onehan aud rpnsinder
in ECU Il payments IN and years al i PEI cent
Interest, to be secured tie property sold or eli
cash. at option OF purchaser. DEPOSIT of fi,pS re-
quirsd AZ time of sale II terms sale are not com
pied with in ten days the reserve the right TO
resell the property at risk snd Of the defausi
purchaser
ALEXANDER NJ PROCTORl
901 g st. NV, r.
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD. trustees.
mh12-dkds 1:SU1 ct NV
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Julius Faust and Ida Seymour were before
Judge Miller today each charging the other
with an assault and the court thought that each
was equally guilty and dismissed the case
ELLEN DOYLE and Henry C. Fowler, charged
in the Police Court today with keeping un-
licensed bars demanded jury trials. =
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/ ArIMER q SLOAN. Auct,one-r,

by virtue u a deed of dated the 18th day q
Ansnst A II. issll. and Recorded August the isth,
ISL, m lAt--r 1910, folio l;Nl. A.. 81 On. land
.s'oids o! the bistr1,t OF 20 unlna. Will ssu
~ NJ 81 THE premises. sui Dot ll. squsre losl.
SlieSrs on tAe plan OF the city 1t Washington.
improved tH two--iosy brick dwelling sale tske
lta's on lHl hSnAA. the IMENIN- Fpl KTH DAY
q. V. 49, " -
i|tAs One Third cash. balance reasonable tins
Suil niciaser deferred payments he ~
'O'r utai L Yer cent intsres from day sale With
.-s oi rus ulSn the property purchased. sluO
ipsit required az sale.
Tins. tne twelfth day of Msrch lssf,
W. FRANCIS THOMAS.
mLl2 dad.
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tiBht away. nv Dfotbef SAID: NO, you must
| not Mr.. Schneider said, She is my wife,"
Col. Hamlink was recalled by the govern
ment and stated that on the night he learned
of his daughters marriage the defendant had
on a light overcoat
ARTHUR T. KING.
Arthur 7. King, employed in the gas Office.
testified that he knew Robinson Riley, who was
cousin Of witness. He said be was walking
on Q street with Mr.. Riley one night last
fall about IL or ~ O'Clock Was on the north
side OF the street between 18th and 18th streets
going east When about in front Of No. 1873
the door was opened and two men came out
They seemed TO be in an alteration. Witness
and Nh. Riley stopped to what was going
on on one man was apparently anxious
then said: ''You know me, Frank.
you know what III do" Then something was
said by this man, continued witness, about
shooting; just what don't remember. The man
htd on light overcoat moment later a
lady came out on the steps and went down and
spoke to the two men. After she came out
heard no more threats. and the two men
walked of. looked particularly at the num-
Der OF the house and noticed that it 1888.
was curious to know who lived there, and
next day al the gas office looked up the num-
Der IN the route book and found that ID. F.
Hamlink lived there.
Cross-exainined-wit said he could not
accurately fix the date of the occurrence. He
way home from Georgetown. The two men
came down the steps together. Could not def
nitely say whether one had hold Of the other or
not. but hac an impression that one did have
hold OF the other. Did not remember the two
men walking up the steps of the next house.
The lady went up to them while they stood on
the street. She said something to them.
but could not remember what she
said. II am positive witness continued.
that the with the light overcOat
made the remark about shooting. Witness
said he mentioned the matter to Howell Stew
art in the gas Office the next morning and men
toned the matter next to Frank Schneider
about two months later, when witness asked
Mr.. Schneider who lived there. He also men
toned it to the district attorney about three
weeks ago.
At the conclusion of this witness exsmina-
ton, at 1870, a recess WAS taken until 1.
AFTER RECESS.
Robinson Riley, a young man living at No 9
Iowa circle, was tho first witness called after
recess. His evidence mainly corroborated that
of MIR. King, who testified during the morning
session. The witness said that one of the two
men who came out of No. 1893 said
to the other: ''You know me. Frank. You
know the kind Of man | am" The man who
said that said he would shoot someone in the
house. Witness the lady come out. but
did not hear what she said to the man. She
then went back into the house and the man adj
dressed Frank went back in little while.
The other man went off toward 18th street.
Crosse xa mined-Saw the men about IL 80
one night last fall. Could not say what month
ii was. nor did he remember whether one of
the men had hold OF the other not. Did not
see the men go up the steps next door. The
man who spoke said he would shoot some
one. Have an impression that it was
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II ArCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneer-,
~ 41D Pa ava n ~

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILDING
SITE. IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME
H8TsE on IwENTIETH sTkEkT BE:
IMEEN AND = STREETS, OPPOSITE
SENAIoR SAEYER's ELEGANT RESIDENCE,
BEING i.3t TWENTIETH STREET NORTH
WEST, b AUCTION.
On FRIDAY Afternoon. MARCH TWENTY
FIFTH. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK. we will
sell by public auction. IN front Of the premises,
LOT No. ~
SQUARE lilo.
Having frontage of II feet By the depth thereof 10
public alley. most desirable lot IN the hes, section
of the city.
Terms sale One-third cash. balance in one, two
and three years. secured by deed the prop
erfy a. bearing interest at the
Al mum. or all cash. at the option the purchaser
&.UO deposit Fl sale. All conyeyancing, &c at pur
chaser cost Terms to lie complied with in ffteea
days from the days Of sale
mhlJ-dSds kATCLIFFE. DARR L CO. Aucts
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Dr.. CARLETON treats diseases Of women. and sll
curing skillful ami confidential Treatment viii Ind
best served TO consulting hun at once
Separate Office lady attendant. Hours To =, %
5Us 18th W mhllf.s.tu.N,th
NE. MULLER. I0s1 9TH ST. NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic Affections of the eye ear. throat. lung,
aver E,aneys stricfarex and urinary da-ers~ Oflce
hours. W ~ a. ma. and 4 10 pm mhsln'
IKoFEssIoNAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
obtsned. with the best OF medica references ~
applying 1t -.
1e.4-ilns bl3 Yah ST. n w.
nkOfEssIONAL MASSAGE Mks. n. CAMERON
Il l.g9o q n graduate. Pace massage sps-
caty. Refers lInny VI the pronnent ladies' u
.sIslngton. Ladies' y ~ I. GentielDen ~ d.
,LOBB. LIB n. 18TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA,
"a. Twenty years experience. send for book
f, a. cnnta inine-fuli particulars Tor HOME CURE
Chsrge iiours 10 80 20 y eveninss. fel0
uID YEARS OF SUFFERING By CONSULT
~ ug pr. q. r. Thsel. 53s North eth Phsde phia
1he only German Amerlcsn Specialist an the United
abe 10 cure al effects OF indsretOns Of
lotl send tor book Truth exposing quas.ks
aud their hone Cure" s~lndle. &C. ap@O-Iy
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aue.gnssT.;

TRUSTEES SALE OF EFFECTS OF DRUG
STORE. Nc: l5+s NEW JERSEY AVENUE
By virtue of chsttel deed Of trust dated August
15 1891, and recorded Liber l.I.ya folio ~.
ct seq. of the land records Of the
iubia and the request OF the holders Of the
secured thereby via sell AZ public auction fRIDAi,
MARCH EIGHTEENTH lslts, At ELEvEN O'CLOCK
A. al the drug store hnown rs Idea Pharmacy, No.
lJ4S New Jersey ave. II. Washington, ID c.. all the
goods and chatrtls mentioned aforesaid deed of
trust. including show shelving counters jars
MIXTURES. one soda founta &c. &c. Terms cash
mil l-dts ALLEN C. CT AK Trustee
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p ATcLrrE DAMN a co. aOetioncsr.

NhRI rALuApl.TRfAl EsTATF oS sIxTEI NTH
Sn REi uwr 81 GdIfrHHo,rrn AIR Hpp LIME
E1i =. KNOWN A. NJ. lSse siATLfNfh
STREET. BY AUCTION.
- ca .yAl, Nt-sl A. AFTERNOON. MARCH TWEEN
rl-Ihlbp. 81 HALf-fAsT Foi Il o'CLNk. -
VII oneT for sale. ~ frtnt az the prculi~.,.
Lor ~.
SoUAlkl 20.
Fronting - feet Inches io; - Is deTth q ITO
isrt 10 alley.
ais properly should command the Aft-n;on II jar
fiss IN s-arc . valuable luiditg ,f the
4i,'si ta~llonahle stCtiuns 81 th' northwest.
Terms ~ sale tns -tb.rd cash. the In one
ANA ~ years. q iser psr aununl. uayahls
u"lialy, s-curssi by dead trust fhr property
'. ~ all cash. a fhH oriuu 81 the iutchaszr do
cst OF sO required al the ~ al. "a the of
- -c not coIiIei with hfi-en days day
- "a" right RESERVED a. resell trlertN the
an rsi - the deiau.ting turchAsr ave days adj
W ii-cinel 81 suh resale In m-N-glI-f pulr
.ishe'i IA NAshinston. u. q. All CONVEX ssd
teCuTding al the cs-t the l,nr,hu-sr
mhl6-d&ds An,r,.n..,r.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc,ioneers.
6l2 St NV.
i"o-siohf FRAME DWELLING TO BE RE-
MOVED, AT AUCTION
IN pwkDNESDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH AT
=! n Air .tASI -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ We will sell
~ Nv VI tne premises. corner Rhode Island ave
anu N 81 nor west. two story frame dwelling TO he
Terms cash
hin THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aue.ioueers
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TODA1's TESTIMONY,
The Mother of the Murdered Woman Tells
Her Story

MRS. HANr.INK on THE WITNESS STANDINGS.
scHSEIDER's ANTE-MoRTEM STATEMENT PRE-
SCENTED, But NOT REAp-NoRE PASSAGES OF
THE COURT.
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AUCTION SALES.
ID NOIsl.tlM
THOMAS BOWLING . soN. ACcrIoNrrEs

THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AUcrIoNrrks,
6l2 y ~. Il. ".
NALTABLE IMPRoyEp FARM. CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED ACRES IN mon rGOMEkN
COT NTl, MARYLAND. AT AUCTION
On 1htBSDAl, MARCH SEVENTEENTH. iSzSs
Al FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. We will sell oli tls
premises this valuable improved farm confirming iOD
acres. situated in MontgOnery county, Nd on tue
BadcIs6urg road, near -Four Corners. about Two
niles from Silver springs station. known as tue
han!e Farm, and ad3ons the lands OF Smith hesrs
O. II. L. Clarke and Frank Wright.
he inirovenAsEJs CONSIST OF n comfortable s-room
frame dwelling. barn, staeing for six horses. CIV
and s,ssiry Tor cattle. &C. The farm well waterA
kinds OF 1ruit
Terms One-third cash balance 81 ono end two year
with interest from date. Deferred payments To- i-
cured by deed oi trust on the property. deTo
500 required at time of sac
mhl0-dtd THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auct.
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/ ArIMER 3 SLOAN. AueuOnesrs. ,,o-,

VERY VALUABLE THRkE-STORY, ATTIC AND
BASEMENT PRESsED-BRICk RESIDENCE
NJ: ge6 T. StRkET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
TON.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY.
FIRST. 1882. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK In
front me premises. we shall sell the ~ feet
front, with depth of Soy ieet OF part of lot Il in
SQUARE 3.s, Improved by three-story basement ana
attic fresseoorlck residence containing - roo4or
bath room, Sc. No. g56 street west This -
Va uaole property. near the post office building
nun street anu enn>y wanna avenue. and Is the
center OF business IN that section and readily Ice
altered for business purposes.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In ono and ,wo
Years with notes bearing interest and
OF must on properly sold. All conveyancin1 and re-
cordinx at purchasers cost. Three hundred dof,ars
deposit required 1t the time of sale. lite perfect
should the terms o. sale COMPLIED WITH IN ten
day, the pro- erty may be resold at risk and c,t a.,
mlS-lSas
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TOMORROW,

WEEKS CO.. Aucr,oneer..
" 631 Louisiana ave
Opp. City Post Once.
THE AUCTION SALE FOR THURSDAY MARCH
SENENTEENTH. AT OUR SAILS ROOMS
GGTTHSSShSrS Of AQnANL1TI OF .wELL-KEPT
H0USEKEEPfNG, PARLOR WORK, FINE BED
Eo0M SETS, DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, FEATUFRS
roLRiNG BEDS, LOUNGES, CoUCHLs.
AND OILCLOTHS, BESIDES A LARGE VkRi
ETY. OF OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
ALSO
TWO NICE UPRIGHT SHOW CASES, ONE -
FOOT AND ONE 6-FO0F COUNTER SHOW
CASES, I,
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VI, II les SALE OF MODERN TWO STORY
aNb tEl.LAk BRICK pMIIIINa. KNOWN
~ 30. lslF LINDEN Strict. ia bROIr

IL, slEfS SALE OF MODERN TWO STORY
L. ANb CELLAR BRICK pMIIIING. KNnNN
a. Mo-: lsl7 LINDEN Strict. ia bRoIr
~ virtue Of certain deed of trust date. the L., iny
w Way, \ H. is>>s. and reror,ieA IN liia.r No isls
l"l ~ ~ seq one oi the land orsl- of the -fri
"iuln.ha. and Ai the written request Of t. holder
- ho1e s'-ersS thereby. Nin s-li AZ lubtc
a" ~, "a iront ~ the PREMISES on FRIDAY. IHE
I'M A DAY or MARCH A ~ Issrl Al
VSLNh u. NJ. the following d...-ril..i real
M the IMPROVEMENTS ther-un. situst. in the
- Washington. District at Columbia 10 wit:
- mbered twenty -une t2ll at EdNard Gav.rlN'.
"a We ON % lots i've "a ami sA tt ana t,arf - lot
90 -. "a block Numbered o.. IL pr, Park
a. ID -ubilN sion a. r>uri.d liter ,iuu. ~ II
70 ." VI oi TIE re- ors 81 the surveyor af. 81 aid
bs Fct. SAID lot y improved IS sl-Fn tN-st,,fy
t.ItE) strrt. l.. Dron Para
len.isoi sale one third u the ,urrhAsE money 10
De pa-a IN cash and the balhnos aud ~ y,srs
iroln day o sale, Tor which thu th- lfr user
must D. siNen h-arinz interest,". ayAis ann n
y a. the rate - si 90 f cent i gr ann u until
pad AID secured by deed - "a tie ru.-.rfy
soi ns All cash a The ogion = tue pun ha..f Al
,oANrSabcli.s aud fssord ~ al Iuf,a- .su-f de-
y SIT 81 r1D wlll H. inquired III, time - ss. IN
Tie terms u SAFE are hot complied WITHIN 10. ays
from the day OF sale the r,--.-rys tie rt
20 rseA tie PFoIsFty AZ the And cost q ths de-
tanitng rnrc.ser after ve days IreNiOus uotice in
JOHN I. ABNS. r..
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