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An Enioyable Eyeninc.

Mt Vernon Lodge, No. 5, K. of p, gave an
entertainment Wednesday evening to its mem
bers and friends. The program was very good,
consisting Of Rotations, songs, solos, duets,
&C., including whistiing solo by J. Y. Alice,
and an original poem by Mr.. b T. Doyle, en-
titled mt. Vernon" The Washington Mando-
lin, Banjo and Guitar Club were present and
furnished some excellent music for the occs-
sion. Mr.. Charles West pleased the audience
with several songs The committee in charge
consisted Of Messra Henry, Pierce and Rob-
bins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01

tied dealers, at what are called "cut prices"
but the genuine guaranteed medicines cost
more, and are worth more
If you do get the genuine, they're the
cheapest medicines you can buy, for they're
guaranteed in every case to benefit or cure,
or you have your money back.
But you 'front.' get the genuine, except
through druggists regularly authorized as
long established prices:
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the
remedy for all diseases arising from torpid
liver, or impure bloodD,. S1OO per bottle.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription tthe rem
edy for womans chronic weaknesses and de-
rangements,, =. 800 per bottle.
and best little Liver Pills. % cents per vial
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A Chapter of Accidental

Bessie Cobaugh. a girl eleven years old, al
2142 I street, while riding a bicycle wal
nocked down by one of H. Benzler's beer
wagons and slightly bruised.
The team attached TO q garbage wagon ran
away on 18th street near U Wednesday, throw
ing out James Price, the driver, breaking his
leg. He lives at $685. Florida avenue and was
taken to the Freedman's Hospital.
George McCauley, aged thirty years. fell
at the corner of Sth and E streets Wednesday,
cutting his head.
L. L. johnson Of 1905 Q street Wednesday had
wound IN the palm Of his left hand dressed at
the Emergency Hospital. While handling a
revolver it went off, the bullet lodging in his
hand. and he took out the ball with a PEN
knife
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u ATcLIFFE. DAKK . CO.. Aucuensrr..
"a n =

u ArCLIFFE. DAKk CO.. Aucuone<rs.
N H>0 Pa ave. n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STkkET NOkIHEAeT.
b. virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
lhA.. IN Equity cause No Is, sus. the under. sed,
e. M, 81 ON MoADAn: TIN R0Sk.E yAx
in fsont OF ths pre;nlss.. the soufh a tesn iesi
bered eight hunsed and cnesy four (bs). the city
81 va.hlnEtoa. d. e. improved by two-seory aud
cellar bE1ck huuse, ad3otning 3O-loot alsy
Terms 81 aale - ffescr1bed by the decree.
third canh and tbs blaace n two ins.Hsiets.
Al cnh. - the Option vt the pzrc,sser 1e dsfesre
cufsd " fruss upol ss propcrIy rod dr1o-sf Of
100 vii b. rsQurst = ttins q sale II thr t<,e y
o. baie the trustee prvsa - rhs ~ rspu tss pso
srty q The nh ard oe.e ~ ~ osfsnsinr
nsssespg rslisks{ 8 Ve.kGssss. d c A. Ca.
'''.s'.s - sU X i 50 4 Z; 49, kssssss''
nh99de0s 40 80 - n-v-
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I ATIMER 3 SLOAN. Aucuoneers,
II llO7 q street.
FUTURE DAYS.
" l4l6 New York ava
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY.

By virtue Of esztan deed Of truss dated on the 10th
go ct SEQ. Of the land records for the Dts Of
District Of 0olunbis passed in equity csuss No.
e MEp NE, TIE iT5tRRTEESTS RAG OF
ass6sd sisus :, IL the Stsy q
three 60 nd part r lOt IrmSsssd tyS 81 Y ssus.s
for Tie ss@s on 18th street east e point twenty
two IL s,id square md running thence noshsry one
to the division line bsswssn lots tire nd -four n "a
shsCes soSshsry sxhty let and eleven inchcs
e Tsnns.:ss svsn9s: ths1ss scrth as h9n.
ss.d Jsnnsssss :vspus, thence s:vs7ty
ard .sysn inchs. e TIE pl.cs q Ss.ianlnf 49,.
one 0 md I've ca yssss With intsssss e re .se r
"a sscnI.d p 49, g - en !hs Psopss 90; g
g aps g s.la AZ eon,sy.ncin. .nd lssSssdi5f e
daYs er the property vii b rood q rsk md eoes e
esSnatng g1xukisss. szsr Ass eayr ssadvspenssnnss
5xHSS \ rADaErr. Eusss
.cHARzzs 4 nouzrd. 49,
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A New Firm

Tomorrow morning at o'clock the doors Of
the new firm of Minnix. Fonda 4 Co., No. SO7
Market space, will open and disclose a tempt
ing display Of ladies' and mems furnishings,
including every article kept in first-class
fancy goods and notion store The firm
will do a Wholesale as well as q re-
tail business, also on a strictly cash
basis The members Of the firm are by no
means unknown to the Washington trade. Mr..
Minnix has conducted jobbing business here
for several years and Mr.. Fonda was connected
with c. W. Thorn for many years. They have
intrusted the retail department to the charge
Of Mr.. Paschal j. Plant, late with Woodward 4
Lothrop.
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The Bottle Was For Coal OH.

Harriet Gillis. the colored woman who was
killed on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
at the 9Th street crossing about three weeks
ago, and who had an empty whisky bottle in
her pocket at the time. it is now stated, was
not under the influence of liquor,
as was intimated by one of the
witnesses at the inquest Her EMPLOYER states
that she had the bottle to get some coal oil in,
and the ascent piece that dropped from the
womans mouth when her dead body was lifted
from the ground was given to the woman to
pay for tine oil, her employer not having any
smaller change to give her that evening"
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Has Closed Its LabOrs.
The National Dairy and Food Association,
which has been in session at the National
Museum lecture room for the past three days,
closed its labors yesterday afternoon.
The old officers, consisting of H. C. Thorn,
president; G gorge W. Mcguire, secretary, and
A. K. FInseth, treasurer, were reelected.
DIR. c. w. Chancellor of the Maryland state
board Of health read an interesting paper at
the afternoon session of the association on
scarlet fever from milk.
discussion arose as to the next place Of
meeting, but it was finally decided to leave the
whole question to the executive committee.
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PROFESSIONAL.

pRoF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
this city. Has wonderful prophetic git second
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, RECEIVERS lost
stolen property. brings separated together, causes
speedy marriages. gives success in business,
family troubles evil Influences Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will time and money by
others have failed Colvlnces most skeptical adj
yertises only what he can do. All business connden.
tial. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittinxy. 5Oc Hours
sto o. Open sundays. Residence 40 n st.. between
~ and 9Th southwest. ap2-6ts
"A ME. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
N1 medium; life given from cradle to grave. go
First st. o Q. mhl7-14ts
m ME- RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
WI voysnt and astroogist. the seventh daughter,
born with caul, has wonderful healing Gives
names and lucky dates. Don't fail to this lady.
Room 10. 90 Fat. NV. mh5-24ts
MME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
l life. AL business confidential. Ladies' and gen.
tlemen. 80 cents each. Hour; ga. m. to y pm. 20
Lst. bet. LIST and North Capitol SITS. n ". fel5-Sws
IlR ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE. THE MOST
~ reliable and successful specialize for gentlemen
and ladies' with over thirty Year, experience. can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at his
Once 9l6 It. n. ". from to p. all consultation
confidential and success guaranteed. mhl4-1m'
MAE. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
U English and German astfolost In the c1ty, tells
all events Of lie. Once hours. m. too sun
day. los. 70 p. m. l50f 14th st. ". mh11-lms
N1ME.- PERRIN. THE TRUEsr DHeTINY
M reader Of the age Information Rivsn With pho
nomenai securacy; Terms 50c. %. ~: to9p,R.
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Wednesday night the people Of Douglass
Memorial u. E Church gave a reception to
their new pastor, Rev. E. Olin Eldridge The
Rev. Mr.. York made the opening prayer and
Mr.. b F. Fuller, the Sunday school superin-
tendent, made the address Of welcome, to
which the pastor made happy response.
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MAS BOWLING Z SON. Auctioneera

II
TRUSTEES SALE oFvALUABLE real. ESTATE.
KNOWN As THE 'k0TH BREWERY" On
FIRST BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
EAST.
Under and By virtue Of certain desd Of trust bear
ing date Of March p. 1857, and recorded in Iiber
No lag, folio @ ct seq. one Of the land records Of
the District Of Coubis, AZ the request Of the party
secured thereby. on FRIDAY. the EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1882. 8 HALF-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK 2; n.
will sell at public auction. in front Of the PROMISES.
the fSS.,ns dsscriSsd PrSp:r,y situate in the
All Of original lot ten il0), except the south two CD
feet BY the full depth Of SAID ot in SQUARE No o.
TWENTY-FIVE CD In A. Pohlsrs subdivision Of part Of
said square.
made tor brswery pnrposes building used - sum-
ner garden and an old frame dwelling.
Terms sale; une-tnird OF the purchase money in
cash; balance IN two equal nstalmsnts at one andtwo
years, secured by the pronissoFy noes OF the pur-
chaser and deed Of trust On the property sold or AZ
recording ct the purchasers cost Terms OF sale 70 b
coupled with within fifteen days rom the day % sale
otherwise the the right TO reae q the
cost and risk OF the defaulting purcl,a.er.
mh26-dkds Trustees once. 4O6 9TH nv.
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THE COURrA

CoURr IN GENERAL TERM Chief Justice BiRg-
ham and JUDGES Cor and james.
Yesterday-Hutton agt. District of Columbia;
mandate of Supreme Coursof the United States
filed and order thereon.
EourTY CoURr-Judge Hdonr.
Yesterday-Taggart agt. Taggart; hearing
fixed for April Is. Green agt Green; George
F. Green appointed trustee to convey. Kirby
agt. Kirby; commission to get testimony in
Philadelphia ordered. In re D. C. Lobb; writ
de lunatico ordered.
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You don't act

You don't get
schat you cant,
il you expect to
buy DR.. Pierce's
uine medi-
cines at less than
tho regular prices.
You can buy
counterfeits, irni-
tations, dilutions,
and substitutes,
from unauthor-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Z ATIMER = SLOAN. Auct,onssr.

4 ATIMER = SLOAN. Aucuonssrx.
rngsIEEs SALE sE, Ss yAESaP5E ssESy5p
sSs6 Ha Fsf AIIL SSotSTr S 81 aAs His
BY Sirips Of deed Of .ra., dated IN. i4,h day Of
Aspr,i. A D 1871. and duly reeo,aed in Aeer Ne.
bstIes cSiu@sls and Al the written s.sas.. The
party ssSps.d .1sss6y v, M, 81 :, rrss ,ss;lss e
E EITS 6Ag q aSsch: ISL 4 aALffssi
, Ma.hlns.en, p stT,e: sfcr-..ia Known - ana
sinninF for IN. at the northeast corner Of the
Ss us A 9ns I'M t.a
sans , 49, trse' rasn,n. shsns 18th
IVES, on, hundred and ten Giol fee, ssnce south
,. ,d oneeuAr,er So deyTses west thirty
hundred S.n and ten quo ies, 70 n. Bosea re.d and
improsemen's, consisting Of two comfortable two
Terms q sale: One-fourth cash. balance in two
eqnA nents AZ one and two yearr with Interest
cash Al, conyeysncins and re0or rurc hsser.
ses "a dsesi, o. slo VII he required a time Of
ss, e. resell he property at the rk and Of the
mAlsa.a. ES IsRi 4 0 SKs1 ApEs Trustees.
,f ss.IS n. oS,SsESUrScE OF THE RAIN THE
ooHI a. i'S' same hour An AM PisS. =, m. ,,.
LATIMER d SLOAN. Auctio1eess. VI '"1 aPi'asds
TRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. RIAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES No. go
STREET. NOltIHMEsT. WASHINGTON, u. C.
BY virtue OF decree VI the supreme Court OF tile
DsirCt o. CoumliI. made on the 18th day OF March,
lso-, IN equity cause No lS,4Os. whlch Theodore
ShecAels Is comp ainant aud ,ieor,e J. Goddard and
Others are deiendsnt. the undersigned will on TUBS
pA the IMEiA1h DAA o. APRIL. lssrs. Of
HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLO, p NJ in front OF the
premises offer Tor sale at pubic auction the following
real estate.
Tie We twenty.fo C2D feet front by the dppth
thereof OF ot numbered fifteen (5l in SQUARE MUM
bered e ur hundred and If (i,), in the CITY
OF washn-tOn. ID. a.. which lot 10 Improved by ons
large brick dwelling house, irunlnE street. belns
and two two-to, brick tenee Mt housee ON the rcsT
Terms OF sale. Dne tEird the purchase Price &C
be pad Ia cash. onethlrd thereof year and tnt
other onethird Ia two years from the Of sale
ali cash. al tie option of the purchaser the deferred
Payments, If amy, to hear interes: at PEI pel
annunl rom the day of lie u.tl laid and 10 lie
enIed by the notss of the purchaser with deed o.
trust executed by him upon said real estate said
estate aIl be sold free taxes 10 the day Of On
deIOs.t Of 500 will be required OF the purchaser
the time OF sale Examination of title. conyeyancins
and recording vii I've At the purchasers expense.
TREODOhL sHECkELs. Trustes.
COLE COLE, solicitors.
.4s ID street NJ
wALTkR Is. WILLIAMS co.,
mh:DO-dSds Aurtioneers
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hoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucs Sia ( an
sakH SE H9Gs
QUE AUCTI0S Rooms AND hARaE HoksE
SR aAfs5Ae 5s nszftE RaIn skc
oSD' 1882 iA AZ TN Sc n Pkh an
New and Secondhand laroE furniture. Mantel and
sna YAK
Mantel Folding Bed. odd Bureaus and wasIstands.
ana
tension tables, SideboSEds Side Tables. variety Of
sells and Ingram Ruxs. Carpets. &C.. Heating and
One Small Printing Press and Type.
HoasRs: RSS#Ss ss $fsSss 80,
mh31-2t AuctioneerA
r ATcIIFFE' DARR = co. A U.s. =: g.. y.
'H 1s 4 hsRs StSSaRAH sAsn
EE ygERsSd5TTggRE. SSA,IHSREITs.
WAGONS. HAnNEss.
ON sAruRpaAtSs MORNING.
Ar AZ Ten fsc 9SGac 9fis''
We will sell at our sales rooms. 92O Penns. ave. n w..
large assortment of slightly used Household
Gasss
ding, Hall Furniture. Sidetoards Extension Tables,
Dining Chairs. China and Glass Ware. Brussels and
&c.
ALSO,
H Tie 20 Say
johnson.
AT TWELVE O'clock NJ,
At Horse and carra@e Mart.
In rear Of main sales rooms
Horses. Buggies. WAGONS Harness. &c.
Particular attention is called to this. our weekly
SAFE; Inc xoods are IN excellent condition and now
iH %S ica s'A RxTGL1rFE, DARR CO.. Aue..
I ATIMEh 3 sLOAN. Auctionesr.,
HOLD HOLD FUkSiTUkE OF EVERY bEsCk k Hn0sh'
''s''sa ass$; AEA' SECOND
Steel AT i M .siE cTfs & value
number OF hns c'rriAssff az. and susTies
%Ss I&FiHER R' sfox Hs. xacon....
THoMAs BOWLING SON. AUcTI0NEERs.
6l2 ct. ~.
AssIGNEEs, SALE OF HORSE. Blackboard AND
HARNESS Ar AUCTION.
vii .s sSS o 1s aor:s
ons SSasiSSs ana Ne It
msO.st C CHA 4 " ArhhErrYMAN.s A,'asnss.
THOMAS Z. wAaaAMAN. Real Estate Auctionesr.
EENTHsTKEET BETWEENLA AND II STREETS i:
N1RTMWEsT, BEING HOUSE NO: Ia
Fl Hill ES1R 81 4ah sSgk
p4sr FIVE HRR S dss ahLE
140. improved as above mentioned.
mhSuat rHnMsa wAaaAMar .r....
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s nsa4
SALE BY CATALOGUE
THE SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY
COLLECTION OF
Mr.. C. wERNICKE, 10 AND ~ W. 2sTH ST..
NEW YORK.
EMBRACING
Superb large French and Dutch Cabinets large secre
taries, Sofas. Chairs and other rare specimens OF
periods; rsie pieces o, Carved worries
and Won eriul specimens o. Carved
Jsdis aid antique specimens VI
Irish. Dutch. french and In
denuns old PAR sew
Large Tall Hall b G.sess: ia Cut Glass Empir.
Mirrors. Exquisite fables. Corner
Pieces ana many other beau
tiiui articles that vsE
not be enumerated
VIZ;
BED. BUREAU. CHEvAL GLASS coMMoDE. &c.
THE SALE TO TAKE PLACE
IN OUR ELEGANT SALES ROOMS.
1407 G STREET n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRI
DAY AND MONDAY.
APRIL 6. 9. z. AND IL.
At II A. N. AND Pm. EACH DAY.
EXHIBITION:
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
AND MONDAY.
MARCH 30 AND 81. APRIL i. AND4.
FROM O AN. UNTIL 9P.M
N.B.-Mr. Wernicke desires TO state that account
Of the death Of silent partner whose heirs
manded . settlement. he Is compelled to Fart with q
large Of his stock for cash. and that this sale Is
absolutely without reserve.
mh2S-dts LATIMER SLOAN. AuctioneerA
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON-
d ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneer..

ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO., Auctioueers
N
AUCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY AND BASE
NORrHWEST.
We will sell at auction on FRIDAY. APRIL FIRST
I9l. 50; 2O6. improved by Two-Story and Base ment
Brick Dwelling house. 1420 Fierce place Housp mas 4
rooms and bath and is in good order. Lot l6x lUO 10
public alley.
Terms One-third cash. balance in one two and three
years at per cent. Terms to be complied with in ten
days. All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
mlo6-d&ds
n ATCIIFtE DHRR d C0 A n,
TX - DA'A' . w. aucts, AVN
o~o TA' Avn. N W.
xNrpy vAJuApIr 1>,p10I;,n NM, ,.r,,, 80,
'AnA urIJE Ts ~ MY FL hEAL ESl Ale On
TwEI III II @ r. T 1I W EEN LEY IN II ND
TTffE TuREl SEE6GppSS N1Rh HM ESI. BLING
untfaE H. ~ STD rr x DnhGn ~ ELLlNu
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AUCTION SALES.
fUICIsE DANs.
I ATINEs SLOAN. AueuOo..,.-

/ ATIAER SLOAN. Ancuonssrs.
TRgS1EES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PRoPERT1, SITUATED ON 1HE WEST SIDE
srREETs NORTHWEST.
~ ds9l which has been duly recorded in 1dber No
S40 q folio go q seQ OF the land the
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the holes
q Indebtedness secured thereby. will offer for sale
DAY MxkSM IL Sfs iss. on 2. HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the folio wing Described
property, situated in the city Of Washington, in the
District aforesaid, to Wit,
Part of original lots numbsred tep no, and eleven
i IN square numbered three hundred and forty -nye
tS1ol BEGINNING at point the line 10th street
est distant t44 feet south the north
sss corner o. said square and running thence south
on said street eahteen (s feet thence west eighty
seven CD feet and ten ll0) inches, thence north
eighteen tlS) feet and thence eighty (s)
'es1 ana osn @ "eaes e ss Of
and improved by brick building used - annex Of
Terms: one-third 10 cash and the balance in one
and two years with interest At tue rate Of per
annually. secured by deed of on the property
sold. OF all cash. AT the option of the purchaser
post OF SSo Will be required AZ the te of sale All
conveyancng and recorong viii lie At the purchaser
cost. The terms OF sale must be complied with in
fifteen days from the day OF sale, otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property
risk and cost o: the deisul,nv purchaser after ave
JOSEPH +. BATCHELDER,
JAMES +. HOOD. trustees
mh21. %. -. q. 30.3l Pacific building
rv-owING TO THE STORM IHs ABOVE SALE
is postponed until TUESDAY. APRIL FIFTH. iSsrs.
same hour and place. -
alI-dkds By order OF the trustees.
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RADCLIFFE. DAnR CO.. aq; 8
AssIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF THE EN-
fSsioRis isa5 and Isl HiGa as HAfsf
s4hsSs SShasSsS
fGh hkEEs s sd6kkPSsPs STHE
Filho8s aN5 AT REsSk cS5kIa sN6
HhAi 81 fuhsfbSk
cRocKERy AND GLASS MARE. TIN ANppL,rEp
WARE. TABLE, AND poeKtT Cutlery, HARD.
WAE SD MdRk kWfGsds
AND FRAME. SHOW CASES AND shELNINa.
s59S rAshs sfP a. II EEh III
sI9 sln6 9E HH39gMsIEIFphGNIsHING GOODS roo
By virtue Of deed Of assignment given to me and
duly rseordsd will sell sy pab,s auction the entire
LAS and 1851 HfGH sTKEET,- aEoRGIToWN.
sifFA he a 81 TEk .aa
puing each day at the same hour until all 10 Sold
Terms cash.
WIN. II. MANoGUE.
,, Assienee Of Jas: H. Bs.n . son;
| Il ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTioNEkRs
VERY DESIRABLE sEyENrH STREET PROP.
IS 70. 81 sEyhSfH sIshET F soTfAS HsE
ON MONDAY Ar F5isS %SIa APRIL FOURTH. AT
We will offer for sale in front of the premises
ORIGINAL LOT 3,
IN SQUARE 46p
Fronting "a feet inches street southwest and
LIZ feet street. running back TO 20foot alley.
This il very valuable corner property and can BE-
readily subdivided into valuable building sitss.
Terms: one-third cnsh the balance in and Two
year, per cent ann payable semi uslly,
secured by deed OF trust the property cold or ali
cash. At the option of the purchaser. deposit of
required the time Of sale II the terns OF ale
complied with in 10 days from the day Of sale
right reserved to resell the property the rsk and
of the defauting purchaser after days sdver-
ttsenent Of such resale in newspaper published
Washington. ID. q. All copveysnclng and recording
at the cost OF the purchaser.
mh2Sdkdbs Auctioneers.
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'NHOMAS BOWLING l. son. Auctioneers.
i Gl2 L street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
PROPERTY, FRONTING 10 FEET ON THE
EAST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET SOUTH
EAST BETWEEN VIRGINIA VENUE AND 6
STREET BY DEPTH OF los. OS FEET.
Default having been made in the payment OF the in;
terest due the note secured by certain deed Of
trust FROM Eugsns Atshison e. u1 , E, a. dated
ct seq OF the land records Of the District OF Coiumtis
we, tine undersigned trustees. at the request II the
holder Of said note. viii. on MQNR , APRIL
PM in front Of the premises. sell. at public auction
all that certain eel OF land and premises situate in
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and
designated lot thirtyelght c) Of Michael j. Col
bers subdivision certain lots in square eight hun
bred and twenty (SO, said subdivision Il re-
corded in the Office Of the surveyor OF the District
Aforesaid. in book IL. at page 144
Said land and premises will ba sold subject to .
prior deed Of trust securing the Perpetual Building
Association. debt amounting TO about six hundred
dollars. WHICH deed Of trust is dated April and
recorded in Lber 1871 folio 13l Ut seq Of said land
records.
Terms of sale: All cash. except the amount secured
by said prior deed Of trust which IL TO be assumed by
the purchaser. All conveyancinR and recording At
purchases cost Terms Of sale to Be coupled with
within fifteen days from the day OF sale. otherwise the
trustees the right to sell at the cost and risk of
BENJAMiN +. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
RICHARD T.. PAlRO Trustee.
mh30-dkds Ofices 4S2 Louisiana ave. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-01
LADIES GOODS.

7 AIDES AND MISSES DRESSES MADE
II cheap per than place in the city this month.
Wedding and Evtn Dresses given special attention
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