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THE BATHING BEACH.
ssperinte ndent stevens Design for Com
pletiDg the Work.

The accompanying cut is a reproduction Of q
pen drawing made BY W. Y Stevens, superin-
tendent of the bathing beach, and offered to
the Commissioners to illustrate what. in his
view, is the most economical means Of obtain
ing the bathing room required by this city now
and for some years to come and of securing
perfect safety to the bathers.
The Commissioners think so favorably of this
plan that they invited Mr.. Stevens to 60 with
them before the committee Of Congress on Dis
trict appropriations and explain it
For few years pas: the average number Of
deaths by bathers getting drowned has been
twelve wear. Last year there were seven
bathers drowned In hidden places away from
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SPANISH ANARCHISTS.
Forty-eight of the Here's Insurgents Under
going Their Second Trial.

Forty EIGHT of the Xeres Insurgents Under
going Their Second Trial.
The trial has opened at Jeres Cor Xeres),
Spain, by court martial Of forty-six men
charged with completely in the night attack on
the prison of Jeres made by anarchists in Jan
uary, 1892. The court house and the roads
leading to the village where the anarchists
lived and whence the attack proceeded are
guarded by police and troops. The prisoners
appear in court manacled and guarded by an
armed escort with threatening bayonets.
In January last the authorities at Seville,
Cadiz and Xeres observed an increase Of agita-
ton among the anarchists in the towns OF
Xeres, ARGOS and Lebrija, and information sent
by the local authorities led them to believe that
some disturbance would take place. To avert
this possibility the authorities, on the night of
January 3, arrested sixty-five anarchists, who
were lodged in the Jail at Here's.
This action SO irritated the anarchists who
were still at liberty that they organized a raid
on the city late the same night. and the streets
we're soon swarming with bands OF men armed
with sticks, scythes. knives and firearms shout
ing, Long live Anarchy and Death to the
Burgesses." wine merchant and two other
persons were barbarOusly murdered in the
streets, and then band of $50 made an assault
upon the Jail with the object of liberating their
comrades, who ware shouting inside. Other
bands attacked the barracks and the town hall
but they were kept at bay until the military
arrived and put them to flight. One anarchist
was killed and several were wounded.
Nearly 200 of the agitators were arrested and
on February 10 four Of the leading culprits,
who had been summarily tried by court mar
tial, we're garroted, in spite Of the efforts made
by number Of prominent persons to secure a
Communication OF their sentence. In March an
other batch Of agitators were brought before a
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FOR ANNIE GOODwIN's DEATH.
DR.. McGouega1 Must Suffer the Penalty OF
His Crime.

Dr. McSsOuegal Must Suner the Penalty OF
His Crime.
The New York court of appeals has affirmed
judgment in the case of Henry G. McGonegal,
convicted in New York of manslaughter.
DIR. Henry G. McGonegal acquired a noto-
rious reputation the slayer of Annie Good
win, pretty cigarette girl of Harlem. On July
l2, 1859, she was born and on her twenty first
birthday she died, a victim to the criminal
practice of McGonegal. When the girl was
child her mother died and John Goodwin of 80
Goerck street. hard-working man. did every
thing to give his daughter good education.
At sixteen she was q remarkably pretty girl.
and was then living with her sister, Mrs. Halli-
day, of 304 East I26th street. while she worked
as a cigarette roller. She was a, belle among
the Harlemites with whom she associated. and
when Augustus Harrison, young man Of some
wealth, started to pay her attention Of an I'M
mistakable character her sister warned Annie
that she could never become the mans wife,
and, failing in this, ruin would follow.
His visits were forbidden by Mrs. Halliday
and so in 1888, angry at her sisters action,
Annie left home to go and live with Sadie
Trsphagen. another cigarette girl, at 227 East
l26th street This permitted the friendship
| with Harrison to continue, and in May, 1890, it
transpired that the girl was in trouble.
On July she left the Trsphagens' house.
saying that she would return on July 4. She
first went to boarding house. then to DIR.
McGonegal's office. He was seventy-two years
of age and was widely known in Harlem A.
physician who had large but Questionable
practice. McGonegal is a man with gray hair
and beard reaching to his waist
Annie Goodwin was taken sick and was
never again seen alive. Sunday morning. July
| Is. at 2 O'Clock, in q two-wheeled gig, DIR. Nc
CONCEAL carried away the body Of Annie Good
| win wrapped in a blanket. He procured a
burial permit and succeeded in having the girl
inferred in st. Michael's cemetery at Astoria
/ as "Jane Wilbur. a married saleswoman.''
| Through the conversation Of two passengers
| on the l. road Detectives Price and Mott OBJ
| tanned clue to the crime and unearthed the
| details. McGonegal was tried before Judge
Fitzgerald in the conrt Of special sessions, be-
| ginning September so. 1890. After two weeks
/ trial McGonegai was found guilty of man.
( slaughter in the first degree. On October Is he
was sentenced to fourteen years hard labor in
Sing Sing. Subsequently, the supreme court
| affirmed the decision. In the time pending
| the appeal McGonegal had his bail reduced
from $40. 900 to $5, 900 and secured his release
from the Tombs. At last the case was taken
before Justice Dykman OF the supreme court
and he granted a stay pending appeal from
| the decision OF the general term to the court of
appeals.
| On July "a. 1892, McGonegal was again ar
rested in New York city, charged with causing
the death OF Mrs. Louisa Webb by malpractice.
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The Count In Wyoming.

The final count Of the Carbon county vote
makes the Wyoming legislature republican on
joint ballot, which will insure the election Of
republican to the Senate unless the democrats
and populists, who will control the lower house,
unseat q number of the republicans. This Is
likely As the democrats charge the republicans
with having stolen five members in Carbon
county by means Of false returns.
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IMPORTANT SALE
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. ola St. w.

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD NORTHWEST, BEING PREMISES
KNOWN AS NO. 22l6
Under and by virtue Of the last will and testament
of Shadrach Sugent late of Washington. ID. C.. said
will being duly proved aud recorded in the office OF
the register Of wills OF the District of Columbia will
offer for sale. by public aucton, at HALF-PASr
FOUR O'CLOCK on the afternoon OF MONDAY, DE
GENDER TWELFTH. 1892. part of lot numbered
twelve, Q2l, In square numbered hfty-one GID. in
the city Of Washington ID. c., described follows:
BEGINNING for the al the northeast Of said
lot and running thence west twentyseveI te1) feet
four a. inches. thence south ninety-siY ,96) feet
thence east nineteen uY feet four % inches. thence
four az feet to thirty foot alley, thence with
north lire Of said alley eight 80 feet thence north
one hundred lo0) feet to the beginning. together
with the improvements thereon. consisting of a =
room frame dwelling.
Terms of sale One-half cash and notes of purchaser
for balance in equal instanents in six t6t. twelve
fl2) and Eighteen QS) months after da sale with
interest at six cent snnum until paid
payable semi annualy. said notes to be secured by
trust the property. deposit OF 800 required at
time of sale Terms TO be complied with in ten 1Ol
days property to be resold at risk and of de-
faulting purchaser after five days advertising in The
Star newspaper GEO. ". LlNkINS
n3O-d&ds Eyerntor
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Zimmerman in no Condition to Race,

Zimmerman in no Condition to Race.
William Sanger. the well-known bicyclist Of
Milwaukee, can now take down his $500 deposit,
as there is no chance this winter of a $4,000
match between him and Zimmerman. the
American champion. Zimmerman is confined
to his home in Manasqusn, n. j., and is far from
well man. He Is certainly in no condition to
race, or to even get himself into shape He
Will not race again until next season.
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nuNcANsoS BROS. Aucts.. 9th and ID s,s nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING

TRUSTEES, SALE OF PINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT CORNER or n AND NINFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. !"
By virtue Of q deed of On " rec ria5 an ,,,..-
No 1862 folio l42 ct seq. one Of the snd rerord Of
the District Of Columbia, VIZ WILL SELL AT AUG
ton; On ThJDAY, THE sEcoNp DAY or DE-
CEMBER. 1892. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p N in front
Of the premises the following descrjb.d real esta =
and gremises situate lying and being in the city Of
and designated all Of lot numbered thirty fs
Of InRersolls subdivision nf square nui,be-ed one
hunofed and thirty nine d39 as plat recorded in
xeyo,s Sinee 70. THE Distric, Of oumhis fronting
hundred and twenty so( feet an alley and binding
the east line OF Nipeenth street northwest togefher
win all and singular the ilnprovenents Ways ease
ments rights. PRIVILEGES and appurtrnances 10 the
same belonging or In any wise appertsining
Terms OF sale One third OF purchase money I'm cash
balance IN two equal tnstal,ments AZ enc ana two
Heass notes 70 BE sven bearing per cent per
deed OF trust premises sold ali cash at option
o. The purchaser deposit Of $500 required az time
Terms TO be copiied with in hfteen days ofherwise
the trustees reserve the right res the property
the risk and cost Of the purchaser Alter vs
published In wssLinxsoo. d. :
QsSE0kA G. 6REEN.l 49,. .
n1e-dkds J. PERCY KEATING.} TruscsA
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PEKILs OF THE TROLLEY.
Two Persous Injured Through the Crossing
of . Telephone Wire.

of Telephone Wire.
Joseph Powell, Joseph Meyer and the
formers horse were shocked and seriously in
jured yesterday At Pottsville, Pa, by coming in
contact with live telephone wire. Telephone
bnemen were engaged a. the time Of the acct
dent in taking down some old wires when one
of them fell across the Schuylkill electric rail-
way trolley wire. carrying 500 volts Of cleo
trieity, and became charged.
Meyer, one Of the hnemen, took hold Of the
cut wire and received severe shock that threw
him violently to the ground
A few moments later Powell came along
driving when the end Of the telephone
wire became entanGled in one OF the wheels and
. loop caught around the horses right leg, cut
ting into the flesh and throwing the animal,
moaning in agony.
Powell jumped from the wagon and at
tempted to pull away the wire from the
horses foot when he received the full voltage
himself
Both Powell and Meyer are in doctors hands
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Aentuckye Omc1ol vOtes
The Official vote Of Kentucky 10: Cleveland,
l75,424; Harrison, 1S6, 40; Weaver, n, EOS; Bid
we'll, 6,Ss5. Total, $40, 7S2. Cieveiand's plural
ity, 1904. In 1858 Cleveland received lsa, 100;
Harrison. 156, l8l The total vote in 1883 ives
3l&.S0o.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LAND,
SITUATED At The NORTHWEST CORSER OF
FIRST AND BSTREETS NORTHWEST, OEER.
LOOKING THE CAPITOL PARK.
On THURSDAI, DECEMBER FIRST. 1892. AT
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. We wi offer in front OF the
street ORAL feet 7inches and street Of I67
inches.
This property can be adv4ntageously subdivided
and should command the especial attention OF
builders.
Terms easy and will BE- announced on day of safe.
For the owner. THOMAS DoMLING& son,
Antrfi p,Nea,
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Going Back to Work ut Homestead.

Going Back to Work ut Homestead.
Homestead. Pa, continues very quiet. The
applications for work by the old men continue
and the wedding out process at the mill shows
no signs Of abatement Nearly 200 non-union-
lists left the works yesterday and the places were
filed by the amalgamated men.
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-, Trustee, Az 9Th ST ..
no1-d ll6 9Th Il nv
CHANcERY stIE or y,LrABLE vNLMPRoyEp

rHANCEBT SAFE OF NAI.EABIF ESIMPRoYFD
~ lOI on sol III A BE1MEFN FIFTH AND
SIKH STREE Is OtTEEAST.
By virtue II decree IN equity No. * $50 In
the SuTrelno Court 81. the District ~ Columbia. will
sci - public auction, IN frun- Of the p7emises on
THURSDAY. THE EIGHT n DAY OF DECEMBER
lssrs, e, HAlF-fASI foUk O'CLOCK p. M. lot IN
SOU he No. sil. IN the city q Nashington, 20.
Terms Il 'le one-thifd 81 the purchase money in
cash. and the due a. equal nsiAllments
and two years. With rter~S secured by iced u trust
upon the ro erfN. or al cssh. ~ the ufftun OF the
purchaser. Al coByeyun1 tnv and recording at the
purchasers cost depusit 81 tlOO required AZ time
VI sale. IL the terms arr MT rnriied with within
ten days from daN sale ~. ght Il reserved % resell
tue PROPERTY ~ the risk and # the eaultnE ur-
chaser after i've days previous notice in The Evening
Star nesss sIer.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aactoneers.

RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aactloneers.
TwO.sTORy AND BAsEM' nj BRICK HOUSE.
NINE ROOMS, ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS. No. 945 + STREET NORTHWEST
By AUCTION.
Or THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER
EIGHTH, az FOUR O'CLOCK. We viii offer FOR sale
in front Of the premises.
LOT los. SQUARE 36I,
Fronting 10 feet ginches by depth of fi1 70 i'm.
proved by well-Duilt 2-story brick house. rooms
all modern improvements. This ty is eiigibly
situated and should command the attention of PARTIES
in search Of an Investment or for a home
Terms lih raj and stated at tie time Of sale de
posit Of 500 upon acceptance of bid. Terms b.
compiled with in fifteen days. Conveyancing and re
cor,iinZ at cost of purchaser.
n:}0-dSibs RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A will sell Al public anetion, No. 1909 street,
DECEMBER FIFTH. 1892, at UALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK P. NJ. all goods on which interest remain.
unpaid g. contracted. consisting Gold. SILVER and
Metal Watches. Clocks. Chains. Charms, Bracelets.
Rings. Jewelrf OF all kinds Diamonds. Clothing,
Books. Musical Instruments. Pictures, Sewfna
Machines, .kc; Tickets holders take notice: r.
COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY. HENRY Il.
GROCE. Treasurer. nc9-6t
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OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE

OUR REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS,
CARPETS,
PARLOR AND BED ROOM AND DINING ROOM
TURNITUhE. STOVES. ETC
IN ALL A GENERAL COLLECTION OF USEFUL
HOUSEHOLD NECESSARIES,
TAKES PLACE AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS
TUESDAY MORNING.
NOVEMBER TWENTY-NINTH
AT TEN O'CLOCK
as-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on &C
count Of rain until THU RsDAY, DECEMBER FIRST,
borr II
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Favor Opening the Cherokee strip.
Senators H0gins Of Delaware and Perkins OF
Kansas. . committee TO investigate the matter
Of ihe opening Of the Cherokee strip, are OF the
opinion that tbs strip should be opened early
in the spring, and will 30 recommend to Com
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The Dilstory Practice. aIay Be Fatal.

A motion for a new trial will be made
IN the case Of Henry issmsay. the negro
who was convicted last Saturday Of the
murder OF Chief Of Police Robert Harris Of
summerville, era. The feeling against the muir
derer has never beer sllsyed, and during the
trial il = said that threats against the negro
were openly made il he was acquitted and q
Continuance Of the trial Of the case was asked
on ma, ground. This dailying with Justice in
postponing the execution of q willful murderer,
IL 10 apprehended, will excite the people and
iynching may ye. follow
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FIO 81 n. ". n,
THOMAS r. MARTIN IN
np0 o1th II
n2G-dHds
SCANsoy BROS Aartioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Au,tioneers.
FT49 SALE EfqyF grRqf
LOUISIANA AvKSUE. KNOWN As PREM
s sES Yq sRk hSR ff s2 aSSt 6RbFk
LOT X FL Fk Ep kESs E.cR
BY virtue Of DEED 2: tras. 70 Us; dated the ltth
folio 80. OF the land records Of Dstrct of CO
hoiders o. the notes the undeT-isned trust. VIZ
sf 4. Gpse Hpp.2n " ir9nt q ,hs gnisssr M
Der. 1859: ar HALF-P Asst FouR o''cLocK =. NJ /.
az taat GT , PEE Ard sres Of land and p5n
bis, end known a and beiny lot numbered thirteen
Dan. totsther With the iInproSe'nsnts iiisreon
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase money TO
equal installments, respectively. in one and two
years secured ~ deed Of trust thr prsperty sold
with interest payable semi annually al the rate OF
pr sent rer annnIn until ~ sh cash nj the or,in
when the bid is accepted II III ters Of sale are not
complied with ia fifteen days the trrsses reserve the
rsh 10 resell the property at the risk and VI de-
LOUIS r. WINE
CLARENCE B. RHEEM Trustees.
n26-dSds 9l6 st. nv
THos E wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Twenty
EF KWSl subb sEEIur HA AyE 3rhkt EH1H
No JAS rwENrr-FIRsT STREET NORTH
Ga FRipAY. DECEMBER SECOND. at FIVE
O'Clock p n: vii offer Cor sale. g trout q the
bTs sir, T ~ 10 s. - sSnsrs leo ssnT - = feet on
toned.
n26-dSds rHos. L. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
GEO. ". sTIcKNEY. Auc;.. I2l8Fst
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
THE EAST SIDE l2CH STREET Y. Just
fR SBTh 2 x FRANZ sEht HGus N9E En-
FRIDAY HE Ec6Sb b siGnt OF = ne &
and sqasre sOs fronns 5 fee, ne sass 81 on =; En-
Terms Of sale onethird cash and the balance in
nun. payable semi annually. and secured by deed 81
ns61at. e, GEO. " s sIs aEif Aucttoneer
LIMITED STATES NARsHAL's sAIE.-sY VIR-
drss viii sell at Il n6lc sale t for essa
PisT a4a g C ni On MoXBAI THE TWENTY
O'CLOCK NJ ali the rrht iitie claim and interest
OF TIE defendant in and to the following described
One lot Sewing Machines. Parts Of Machines SC.
&c. comprisinx finished machines. SEPARATE perts,
safs seized and Levied aPon ne groaerty p Tssa
''''' Ill 'A''' OIL 'AI DASIk kia n RAxsDFL1.
n.rc, L. s. Marshal.
Auctionesrs. ni5,oa6ine. exa4
:sTHE ABOVE SAFE Is PosTPoSEp UNTIL
Sonr q, ,se r M0sS ~ DacInM a
ave. n. DANIEL NJ RANsDfLL.
$1,000, L. +. Marshal.
hAICIlfFE, DARR CO.. Aucts u2s-d
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE BY
VIRTUE of writ OF ieri facias issued out OF the
clerks Office OF the su2reme Court Of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed. I will sell AZ prb,
SAFE tor cash IN front of the house door said
Dis riot Friday. the 9Th day of Decsrnber ls.2 ~
O'clock all the rzt title. sim ard iHteFes. OF ths
defendant III and 20 the following Described property
70 wit: Lots numbered i've "a, six $50 and seven q
In sIusre numbered eight hundred and twenty nine
$50. in tho city OF Washington. District VI Conm-
bia. with ali and singular the improvements
seized and ley ned upon the property Harry fand-
Noigt aud VIII be sod to satisfy execution No 5S
at law in favor Of William j. Frizzel..
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELI
.,... u. 5. Marshal
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Aucts.. 6Ia st. NV
ADMINIsTRAToE.s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AMI
OFFICE FURNITURE. &c. &c.
on THURSDAY. bEcEMBEs FIRST. 1892, Al
TIE TIE TfhqfGNN ho e Sikt Sell WITHIN WITHIN
NEST, TIE ,I.P PERSONAL EFFECTS OF The LATE
Oak Folding ana Isne b & part Gd
Bureaus ard Mashstands. il and other Mattresses,
Chairs. Hal Rack. Walnat Glass Font BOOK Case.
Sr .i pres.ing liable Rockers Mahegsny Gard
about 20 volumes Of aw and Miscellaneous Books.
a,ye 99antIty q pensi3n Banks silver Ware Jew
Letter Press and stand once Tables, Revolving File
JOHN g CoLLAHAN,
nl9-dts Admir- Estate Of W. p Csnaday.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
PEREMpToRY SALE BY AUCTION OF VALUABLE
TNIMPEoYtD KEhL ESTATE IN MOUNT
2s R kSb s&SkEGk
STREET.
Whereas the hereinafter described real estate was
tiCn 0! the proceeds. will sell 10y public auction in
fG + 'nf Da F S &c IHE NE
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real
LOTS u ANDl3
In blocks Of Todd Browns subdivision OF Mount
Terms: 500 on each lot to he paid in cash;
ShS SsI Secured RTr cent s
OF trust on the property sold. or all cash; at
aSon Gr cash Of r ies s The s ss Of
terms of sale are MOI complied with in II days from
The risk and cost Of the defsGltng purchaser after I'VE
days advertisement Of such resale in newspaper
and recording at the cos e ths mn pqrch Ia,
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts. nl6-dSds
r sF TIE ABOVE SALE is PoSTPoSED UNTIL
hour and place. ]. A. MAEDEL.
RADCLIFFE. DARE CO, Aucts. a2s-akds
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" AND rNlNPRoy1 PloPFETl Al THiMD
AND l. sfRLETs NORTHWEST AND Else


WHERE. BEING ENTIRE ESIA1E OF The
LATE CORNELIUS SHTA.
By Nirfie 81 decree in equity cause No III. = ~
the Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia viii
lively the following Tieces Of property. at the times
seNerallN srecihed namely .-
,st ThL SIXTH DIN ,a,, ot n -.
south eighteen feet front THIRD street west Of lot
seven IN square No. as b. depth OF eishy
feet, Improved by frame buildings. west side OF
On same day. AZ OtAk1Ih bf fiNtoHisck
NJ the west twenty hys feet front on North street
by depth Of ser utlisi feet Il lot two. ga SQUARE,
No so being the northeast corner a "a and strces
norhwe-t improved by large and valuable hrics bnsi-
ness property aud Also smaller brl-k bui ding
on same day. al Five O'CLOCK PM.. m esss
North street by dsuth of one hundred feet OF iof
one in squari No a2S. being northwest corner 81 %
snd l. streets northwest, imiToted y W. p.,ch
on SANE day. a, 4 QUARTER PAST. FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ lots one hundred snd one hundred
lot twenty-six in square No. 5l5. each tnprvNed "
brick dwelling house froniing OF 9Th street befweea
and streets northwe ,-,,,-~.,-,, ,.-,,
AZ HALF. PAST FOTR O'CLOCK r. NJ. lot eleven.
In Callan's recorded subdivision in square No oee.
situated at the northeast corner OF 9th and strsso
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase money Of
each of the properties ia cash. and the residue IN two
equal insalments at and two years from the day
Of sale. with interest secured ~ desd uns upon
chaser purchasers. All conve,ancing and record
ing az Purchaser cost. deposit Of 600 on each
not soapiies With with n ten DAYS from dsr o. as
the xht Is reserved 70 resell the Property ~ the sk
and cost Of the defanltins purchsser OF purchsssu
nss ss days prev iSfpa s'
rHoa ,Ss'Ds Ne "a sSs
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nrNcANsoN pEos.. An.tonr.r.
Trustees sAI.F or IMPROVED RrNrsT.rr
bhiNG hoVSk AND PHEMIsFs 30. "A

SIZES i sAIf OF iMPRoNEn REAL ESTATE.
TAELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST -
BY Ntrtne - decree 81 the supreme C0t,- % q, i.
District ot Columbia made fhe lth fay ~ o,.-1
her. INV ~ equity Gauss No I:eS., IN rhf'h
Fhilsh J. DE Nesle = ronp!a naut ana Helen A Nj.
- al arr dsiendantS. fn- Undersigned trustee -
po,n;ed hy said d-see Vii. SATURDAY. al.
lhlhn IAA OF DE- lMHER. l~sr2 al HALF.
ises sell a public auction tic real estate and prem
ss ~ SAC De rec y. ftot- e. ysit PaTf num-
her'i tw'iifN--iN GU ~ square NUMBERED nine hun
died and uln-ty-fVe Gas q the els 81, Wasiir,,o5
j. 9. beginning a. the Northeast corner % ..fd h.;
and ruDning south thiTt-eN tl.s let thence We,
elh;N-lpe and b-I2 tNl 'l2l feet tt,nce ns--N flr
-, IL 1r,l. n'n-- "ass eighty -tsr and Gls
tSl g. ieef 70 the pla0" 81 igl ming which lot /.
improved by at~U-stury frame hours.
ierms one third q the fu-cbs tric. il o. n ..il
IN cash, one third IN one and ousthird in two
NeNTS from TIE dag % sals. a-i flr l.-ef nav
menis the purchaser viii TO- required 4, eterns.
notes BEARING interest from date ss.surra Ia, sea a,
uus uit! tiir f'r-iliief- Al e nyeyRnrInR and r.
.ordiIE Viii I've al rhe eNneu-s ct The tu--has.r A
deposit ~ 500 vii b. 70 ired q. tli M. ~ saie
ne2-d6ds Fenss n i Il, -,