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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-08
ELECTION AT FROSTBURG,
The Citizens Ticket wins-End of q Noted
Murder Trial.

The Citizens Ticket wins-End of q Noted
Murder Trial.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
FRosrBURG, Nd, April Z, 1892
A municipal election was held here the first
part Of the week. There were two tickets in the
field, a republican and citizens. The first was
made up of j. s. Metzger for mayor and c. F.
Betz, Robert Scott and BENZ. Jenkins for coun-
cilmen- The last was composed of A. J. Wilson
for mayor and G. H. Whittig, George Jones
and Vincent Raley for councilmen. The cIti-
zens' ticket was elected by a handsome ma
jority and was a complete surprise. as the town
has such heavy republican majority.
Two frame houses belonging to the Consoli-
dation Coal Company were burned to the
to have been started by some malicious person.
There was no insurance on the houses OF fur
niture.
Last month was one Of the dullest in the coal
business that we have had for long time. The
pay rolls of all the mines were something like
100000 less than is usually paid out, each
man only averaging about $50. The mines
SO far this month have been doing very good
work.
The Luteman murder trial at Oakland, which
has been attracting SO much attention for the
past ten days. was wound up last night and a
verdict of mot guilty. insane at the time of the
murder and insane now" WAS given The murder
Garrett Luteman was tried for was ono of the
most horrible that has happened in this section
Tor years Luteman was employed as a clerk in
the store OF John Carder at Oldtown, Md.
Some money trouble arose, which brooded
on Luteman' s mind. and several days after he
came into the store. shot and killed William
Foley, shot and seriously wounded W. W. Car
ter. tried to shoot several other persons, then
shot himself In the head twice. He was taken
hnm Nv friends maj uaI e.,
and cut his throat several times. After all his
efforts to kill himself, he lived and was tried
for murder. His defense was insanity. There
were nearly two hundred witnesses summoned.
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r Ar0IlrfE' DARE : co. % ssSf e: AVE- NV.

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AucTI4M exL IN q eEv xITAsIE
WEST NEAR STREET. GEhsDoRFFs OLD
We win I'll At PUBLIC SUCTION in front Of the prem
isss, ON .fkIDAl. APklL. flFTEENTH. 1902. at
four bundled and sixteen (4l6. in washinGton .ify,
ircns,nS ~ e. On IN ssssst md run1ins b.sx
hecs:: Tor many ysas 9ssuyssd q Ansrans osrs-
Terms: One-third cesh; balance IN ons and two
ysars. with intsrsst q pa cat pse snnu paysbs
SUBSTANTIALLY, a ell caah Il DESIRED A dcpoost a
0lOv REQUIRED q dime ef ls. ana I'll coassyancsx &
$500 SSAsDs : sARxAnD, As.es.r
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'CHoMAs BOWLING l. SON. Auctioneers.
0l2 street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyEp
PROPERTY. FRONTING l0 FEET On THE
FAST S,DL OF F0URTH sTEELr SOUTH.
STREET By DEPTH OF loo Us FEET.
Default having been made in the payn ent of the in
terest que on the mole secured by certain deed of
trust IRON Eugene A. Atchison. ct ux ct all dated
November IA, 1881. Recorded in Iiber It3 folio AS
ct seQ OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
we tIie unde:signed trustees. request " tie
holder OF said note. will. MONDAY, APRII.
ELEVENTH, 1892, At HALF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK
M. IN front OF the premises, sell, public auction
all tnst certain pa Gel Of land and prem situate in
the city OF Washington, District Of Columbia and
designated as lot thirtyeght css) Of Michael COT
bert subdivision OF certain lots in sou re eight hum
dred and twenty three ts), i re-
corded IN the ONCE OF the surveyor OF the District
Aforesaid. IN book IL. Mt page l4y.
said land and premises viii be sold subject to
pr1or deed OF trust securing the Perpetual Building
ASSOCIATION. debt amounting to about slx hundred
dollars, which deed Of trust dated Aprl l. lscl and
recorded In Lber lo77. folio l3 SEQ OF said land
records ~ -
Terms OF sale: All cash. except the amount secured
by said prior deed Of trust which is 10 be assumed by
the purchaser. AL conyeyaLciug and Recording Il
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to lie Complied with
trustees the right sell at the cost and rial f
BESSAMIN =. LEIGHTON. Trustee
hlCHARD K lAlRO, Trustee.
mnsNrdGde Omces. A. Louisiana ave. nv.
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At the election Of delegates to the conven-
ton OF the international Bookbinders' Union
OF North America a large crowd was present in
Grand Army Hall last evening. The conven-
ton will be held in Philadelphia NAV 8. and
there was some opposition to sending delegates,
which caused lively time. A motion to &C.
cept the invitation and send delegates opened
the debate, which at times was very hot
Before the vote was taken the leaders OF the
opposition left the hall The delegates elected
were Messrs. Boggie, Masterson and Never.
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I ATlMEH Z SLOAN, Auct,oneers
l407Gst.

VERY yALUABIE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY on
STREET NEAR NEW JERSEY ANENrE AND
% NORTH CAPITOL STREET NEAR NV
iOt;h AVENUE NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC
on MONDAI. APRIL ELEVENTH. 1892. AT
HALt-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ, in trout OF the
premises. We will sell for the the 81 feet
'front.' OF lot l. IN square 5i. situate side
n St lear New Jersey n am having a depth
Of IsO feet to an al ey 30 feet wide
lnmetilately after (AI fINI. O'CLOCK p. M lots
lUS, lU5, Ito. ILL., IN square 6l1 a whole, having
total trontage on west side OF North Capitol
40 ieet and ioO feet on Hanover place New York
W. with depth of 100 feet to an a; ey These
all desirable lots and susceptible of economi
cal subdivision.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest," and secured of trust on
the property, or al cash; 100 deposit required at
Time OF sale LA1lMER SLOAN,
al)-d&ds AuctsoDsars
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RATCLIFFE. DAkk = CO.. Aucuoneers.
~ wv Pa. ave. nv

~ &SU Pa. ave. NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. NORTHEAST. BEING HOUSES Nos. l37
AND LIZ; GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
TO BUY FINE HOUSE AT LOW PRICE
AND on EASY TERMS IN GOOD NEIGH
BOkHOOD AND WITH LARGE YARDS BOTH
FRONT AND BACK. WITH SHADE TREES.
By virtue Of deed in trust. dated the 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1891 and recorded in iber 1850, folio
TO- the undersigned trustees will ver for sale pub
lis auction in f,ens Of the pfsmisss, on M0NDAY
1t HALF-PAST -FOUR r. NJ.
SUB LOTS " AND 20. IN SQUARE "a.
Each lot being improved BY new eight-room and
bath with finished cellar bay window house. with
trio bells and all modern convaniences- Zach house
to be sold subject to deed 0f trust for e. 400
BILE in three years from October 1891. with interest
Der bent per annum. interest payable semi-annu-
ally.
which eco viii Be required - deposit at the time Of
SAFE balance of the purchase money in monthly pay
meuts OF $50 per month. or in two eQua instsmenls
in one and years from day Of for which the
purchaser Will give his note bearing date day OF sale,
and bear interest ct cent all cash. at the
option the purchaser Ierms OF sale to be complied
with dAyD day OF sale property 70 b
resold at risk and cost Of default,ng purchases.
Hounos open for inspection.
FRANK I. BROWNING.
kl6 9Th ct. n. W., I 49,
JOHN 9. swORMSTEDT. H
ap0-d&ds III Ut. NV,
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A Girl Who Worried Herself lpsacx

Girl Who Worried Herself Insane.
Cora Vanora of Allegheny, Pa, aged thirteen,
was coming down the stairs last Friday CARRYING
her little baby sister, nine months old. when
she slipped and fell. The baby's skull was
fractured and it died. Several of her
little friends told her she would be hanged for
killing her little sister. and this SO worried the
girl that she is now In d raging fever, has lost
her reason and it il thought will de-
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CARRIED AWAY THE ORATOR.
How DisOrlerly Meeting Was Suppressed

London.
Another large meeting of unemployed work
insmen was held at Tower Hill. London.
yesterday. The crowd was made up of large
number of loafers of every description. There
WAS a strong police force present The meet
ins was very disorderiy. The uproar wa Cue
to Interruptions made by Backer,, tie
leader OF the opposition. who
declared that the organizers III the m. citing
were servants and not genuine workingmcn.
All attem It's 10 silence Bdckert were uuavai.-
ing aa'. Il laly Il general scrimmu,,e occurred
The police took hlud III the row. and cola par
ativc order WAS finally restored by carrying
Eackert away.
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O'Halloran's Complaint Dismissed.
In New York the grand jury yesterday
dismissed the complaint Of Dennis O'Halloran
against Editor E. Z. Godkin Of the EVENING Post
for libel O'Halloran claimed that the Post had
libeled him in stating that he had formerly
been the proprietor OF low dive
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FUTURE DAYS.
ATiMER L SLOAN. AuctIoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY.
kNOMN As Nos. 2C06 AND 2oS SEVENTH
STREET NORrhWEsT BEING JUST NORTH
Or BOUNDARY D WEST SIDE Of SAID
STE! ~. FioH7ING ~ FEET : INCHES On
FEEl ON BOUNDALY.
By direction OF the will offer for sale at
iuOr auction IN fr nt OF the premises TUES DAY.
lHE NlNETEENi.l DAY OF AIkIL, 1892 at
FIVE NJ. al OF 20: Nc. Is. Janllc:. and SMITH :
Nacm'y, frontn. 4 feet . inches 9TH street .x-
ten I'D and :: q. ieet on BOUNDARY. Total depth of
10 40 feet. Improved by frsLfe and BRICK
Eu u2. suitab :ur Uus hess puri o-,s.
Terms % sac pne-th ri cash, bsialce In one and
two years. WITH interest at q Yer cent, and secured IN
iced OF trust On tie all CASH CD. on Of
mr. aser Title good. oi> Fact solu with proper v
Convey and reCor'ilns at cost purchaser
$50 depos required IT tine sale. and "a 10 DE
IN rlird WITH within twenty day. otherwise de-
POST .ur:t tied
alsj-,iSts A Is. VILLAINS, Attorney. 2ag ~ st.
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John Boyd, . negro who wrecked train in
North Carolina, and who escaped from Jail ct
Charlotte, has been recaptured,
II 10 very aikely that the Lake Erie and West
ern lfsals5kdP will purchase the Chicago and
West Michigan.
1l8 g6sGSnor Of New York has signed The
wosld.s tais. bill appropriating eS00. 900 for Nsw
YorE0 exhibit
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Ksv. J.m.son D..A-

Rev. L. H. Jameson Dead.
Rev. Love II. Jameson, the most widely
known Christian minister in indianapolis and
probably in the United States, died at his resi-
dence in that city Tuesday night Rev. Jane
son was born in Indiana in 1911, while il was
yet territory. He was . member OF the G.
A. R. and the Tippecanoe Club.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioreers,
~ 9th and streets n W.

EXECUTRIE SALE Or NEARLY NEW BRICK
DM ELLlNG. No. 1874 TWEL.1u STREE a
NUit+ HMfST.
49,, at HALF. Asst FOUR O'CLOCK, will sell in
front OF the premis 5,
LOT 10. SQUARE 3O1,
FRONTING 10 feet inches 9th and running
back to lIroot I'M We'd by new two
story and baseLent .r.ck dwelling containing elr
and atm. modern convenences CONVENIENTLY
situated Hear street cars
Terms 80. {, % ash balance in one two and three
years notrst Lear per mt interest Payable semi
annua u, AID to be secured by deed on pren-
lsrs sold. or all cash. At option purchaser de-
post o. 800 required 1t time Of sac. Conveyanrnv
Ne. at purchasers cost Terms of a. he conp,l.d
with In ID day. right Ell to resell AZ the
rlsk and cost OF de .aung purchaser ldaysi adj
vertisement of such resale in some newspaper pub
lisled III Washington. ID. q.
SARAH R. Z. DE FORD.
app Executrix of john i. De ford' de.;i
fvTIE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED oS AZ
count OF rain until MONDAY. APRIL ELEVENTH.
1ostl, same Lour and pla' e.
SARAH R. K. DE FORD.
spS-d&ds Ex-cutrix.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d sta n W.

DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and d Sta n W.
PEKEMPTORY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DMELl.lNG No. 14+6 PIERCE PLACE. NEAR
WEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGHTH,
1872, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK we Will sell
In front OF the premises.
LOT l7s. SQUARE POS,
Fronting IL. 63 ieet by depth 80 feet to 10 it.
alley.
Improved by well-built :I-sory brick containing IN
ROOMS: modern conveniences
desirable home OF good investment.
Terms: Dne-thrd cash. la anCe in l. - and 3 wears
notes TO bear FER cent interest able
anu TO De secured OF trust property all
cash, at Option Of purchaser deposit Oh $40 al time
OF sac ConveyancIng Be- at purchasers Terms
10 De eonphed with III hiteen days from day SAFE
OTHERWISE right reserved to resell risk de-
iautlnx purchaser after five days advertisement OF
stch resale an some newspaper published III Washing
tOn ID. c.
api-aSds DUNCANSON BROS Auctioreers
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc.ion.er,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING ON
FLORIDA AVENUE Bl1 TWEEN SIyTEFNTH
AND SEyENTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. APRIL FOURTEENTH, ATHAIF
PAST 1--WE O'CLOCK p. NJ, shall sell in front Of
the premises. part lot No. d, square No. ia ha,in
ming at the thence
Oh Boundary street iorty feet and eighty-sI hun.
dredths feet to ten foot alley, thence along said
alley sixty nine feet and thirtytwo hundretiths
feet thence along said alley feet thence
west six feet and nifty -four hundreths feet to
dividing line between lots six and thence with
said line nor hwesery sixty i've feet and
one hundredths feet to the place beginpinS con.
tanning in all one thousand eight hundred and thirty
six square feet Parties in search located
buiding lots should give this sale their attsn
ton. kare chance for SPEC lation
Terms made known At the sac
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
sp7-dkds Anc1ionses.
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Col. ellis Of Saratoga Dead.
Col. Geo. H. Gillis, veteran Of the war and
for twenty years confidential clerk at the United
States Hotel, died at Saratoga yesterday morn
ing, aged fifty. He was well known to Saratoga
visit ora
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND DE-

TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEARLY NEW AND DE-
s1RABlE BRICK DNELLINGs. NOS. 1:k3o,
1882 AND 1874 q sIk.kT NonrhEAsL AID
AVENUE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of trust deed vested in will ssll on
TUESDAY, AFTERNOON. APRIL TWELF I'll. ls<xQ.
commencing at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. u
Lots as. Al, AZ 81. IS. 81 and -. SQUARE 1921.
OF Repet ana others. trustees subdivision OF lots
said square.
overlooking MARYLAND AVENUE NORTHEAsT
ana Improved each by nearly new t~o-story and
cellar brlck dwelling. slx rooms aud bath, modern
Lots -. So IS and 30 each front Is feet on Mary
land avenue; are improved each by nearly new two
and &c lar brick dwellings, six and bath:
modern convenience Each VI the above loss have
alley IN rear.
Terms: 81. 600 cash each house. balance in one.
two and threeyears; eiven bearing infersc
d cent issDa day Of sale. pay able uHy.
and 10 he secured by deed of trust prsm-ss sod
all cash. at option Of purchaser Conyeyancing dc.
at purchasers cost deposit Of e2U0 each lot sf
time OF -ale Terms 20 be complied with IN nffssn
days. otherwise right reaerved resell property
default At the risk and OF d-faultin9 pur-
chaser. after nve days such reals
some pewspzpsr pubiis ed in Msshnxton. DC
sp5-dads JosN ELBER7. rrussssa
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r ATIMER Z SLOAN. Auctionser
l<e7 q.

SOUTH SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NoRrH-
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWELFTH
lsss ~ t-ont Of the Premises shall SELL 1T HALL.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
Lots % aud y. in square ss3."
rs 4xllU. TO-"
This property IL located of the most desirable
sections in tire northeast and should command the
tention OF investors
Terms; Half cash; balance in two years with notes
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust Az
conveyancing and record at 70 rchssers o10o
deposit each lot AZ time OF sale.
ap5zi&ds LATIMlR SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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For . Woman's Reformatorv.

The bill making an appropriation for q re-
formstory prison for women has been before
Congress once. and will come up again on
Monday, and the many organizations Of women
in the city interested in the bill are arranR-
ing for a mass meeting to be held Sunday
afternoon next probably at the Congregational
church.
To that end the following committees. repre-
senting various organizations, met at the
Wlmodaughsis headquarters, 1928 I street.
this afternoon: Wimodaughsis - Mesdames
Dickerson, Richer and Kent Pro Re Nata-
Mesdames Blount, Thomas and HILBERT
National Press Association-Mesdam Lock
wood, Marble and Leggett Twentieth Century
Club-Mesdames Shipper, Doolittls and sher-
wood. Womans Christian Temperance Asso-
ciation-Mesdames La Fetra and Hendricksop.
District Suffrage Association, Mesdames Spof-
ford, Greenleaf and Davis; Non-Partisan W. G.
4. T.. Mesdames Foster aud Tiltou; members
at large, Clara Barton and Sarah Spencer.
This committee met to arrange for program.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q co. Aucts
TkUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Estate On NEAR Ninth sTRRET

R6AL Es I ON NEAR NINTH STREET
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated April 4 1881,
and duiy rscorded IN ber No. g6. folio 1873 ct SEQ,
and et the iequest Of the party secured thereby We
viii eel q PUBIC auction Ia front Of the premises on
TUESDAY APRIL NINk-EENTH. lss2, az 1--WE
NJ the foiiovlnr described real estate in Washing
east two ies ironting street by the depth thereof
~ I've Y, IN tne soodvision msde by the helrs Of
rnsnts thereon. three story pressed brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. OF which $3.50 must be-
paid 81 time u sale. and balance and two year,
with interest e per cent per .nteress
nuayl 70 % secured ~ purcnasers notes and deed
q ass on propey sold 70 abstraction trustees.
cordinx et pychAssgs cost Tsrs OF ale TO b. com
plted With N AItsen u days afte- sae ssc trusssss
s ~; I; AHHSSf aszsbsni. ! r..-..
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WILLIAM MAYsE. yr, Trustee.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. Attorney.
IN = IA NH. A -
(,HAACERl sAI.E OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE on l HE NEsI slDEOF TENTH
STktEl BEIMEEN MAINLAND AyENUkAkD

('hAACERl SAl.E OF VALUABLE IMPROvED
STREET BEIMEEN MAINLAND AVENUE And
c 81 RET SOUTHWEST
hy virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
i,3 $. wherein Mary t. skidmore IT vir' are CON,
lHainGnts AMI Emma orUss ct al dsfsndants, the
IA ers sned trustees will Offer public
tIon on lHChSDAl. the FOURTEkNrH DAY OF
APRIL. lss,-, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ IN front Oh
the premises. tie following described
the mt roN elnents tereuno belong consisting u
ana District OF oIunha, TO wit: Par OF original lots
tour a and live To- three hundred and atty.
two CO.. beyinning for the at the southsase
corner Oi said i've cd and running thence
nu-th 10th street forty -five t45l test eleven
ll) inches. thence west ninety (sD feet ca
Inches, thence south forty live t1,D .ei eleven lD
east ninety (D feet ca inches to the place
OF BEGINNING. toge her with rllht of the
rose OF anc us' alley VI the following d.sSritd
psr OF said lots Tour 90 and nye 90 In said
three hundred and nifty (sb9) beginning g.. the
same at POINT tie east line of said lot hive 90
four oi) feet I'D inch south of the northeast
si( ie-t seven 90 inCI--. thence north 90 let
SIX 10 inches. thence nln-tyone ODD ieet
"a inches to the said line said lot i've 90 aud
ehce south TWO 60 f--t sih 80 inches 10 the place 81
beg.nniny.
Tern.s OF sale: one-thIrd OF the purchase money 10
cash. one-thlrd IN and third In two
urchaser. deferred payments bear interest
the rate Of six O cent annum. payable s-mi-
annually and TO he secured ty the notes Of the
CHASER OF PURCHASERS and deed oi trust uIon the
property sold. deposit Of 600 will lie required
soun the property Is hid of. All conveyaacin and
Recording At purchasers cost IL the purchaser or
within Ten from the day of sale tile properly -
be resold at his her or their RISK and cost.
EDWARD A. NEMMAN.l
lcndall building. lr-
JACKSON II hALsroS.
sun building.
LATlMER q SLOAN. Auctioneers- mhSl dad
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II ATcLIFFE. pARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN IHE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUBDi-
STREET.
Under certain deed of trust dated April TO- lHaS
and recorded April Ia, 1884 IN Liter No lord yoiis
Y one OF the land records Of tie District Of Column
bia. will sell on MONDAY, APRIL ELEVENTH.
lssrs. Al HALF PAST EOrR U'CLOCk Pm Al
irOat of the Premises. lot numhsred eleven til, N
block Numbered seventeen az, IN tine Howard Uoa-
Ncrsity subdivision of the farm john A amith.
commonly kno~n a LffiI. ham plAce.
llls lot fronts 20 feet Trumbull strest and runs
back lO feet and conta square feet Of ,round
IL Is IMPROVED by atwo-sOry anu basement
dow br4ck house containing six rooms and . small
frame house OF three outOuildIlss Bo&h
houses under rental
Terms If 81 onethird Of the purchase money IN
cash. balance IN one aid two years eyidenced by tss
pNrCnascrs pfoInissury notes secured by irst lles
" on the PROPERTY sold LAKES paid 10 Jan aary 1,
lSf- All title examining. recOrding and AncinG
10 De At sole cost Of purchaser. Terms
complied with within uays frou day Of sale Otuor-
WISE the trustee the the 90
OF the CefaultIne purchaser
MILAN MAYSE, Jr Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
kUIl ltf. DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Auctioneers.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING
HOISE, No. 925 STREET NORTHWEST
CORNER Of AND COLUMBIA STREETS,
By virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded. and by
consent Of all parties the undersigned
tee VIII offer for sale AZ pIb,c auction OF the
APRIL A. d. 1882, ct HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
PART OF LOT IL IN SQUARE 3s6.
Fronting ~ feet on street at the Of Columbia
street. and improved by an eegant and substantially
built l3rOom brick house. with all modern Improve
ments. electric bells throughout and bath ana toll
let all the lines OF cars making il
easy Of and to and from heart OF the
city ali places Of auusemeDS. aud the executive de-
inyestment or home for ones own use
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and two
year. Per cent per annun. payable semi-snnuaiiy.
secured Dy deed OF trust upon the property sid.
deposit Of $50 required .t the time q sac. the
ne day o. sale she trustee rssssves tue Tbt resell
purcha:er after nve days advertisement Of such
sale IN some newspaper published In Washington D.
q. All conveyancinx and recording ut the cost Of the
purchaser. House open for inspection.
JOHN I. ANS. Trustee.
sps-d&ds RATcLIFFE. DARR I CO.. xucts.
T'HoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucsionesss.