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OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

Under the power contained in q mortgage dated the
Sd day of Jky. 1877, and recorded among the land
records of Howard county. Maryland, in Liber LII W..
No. 80. folio 1873. &C.. the Undersigned, the
sgneo thereof, will sell ut public suction. the
premises. ON MONDAY. the NINTH DAY OF NAY
1892. at ONE O'CLOCK n. all that tract Of land
therein described, containi 81 roods and 30
perches, more or less now IN good state Of cultivn
ton. This property most veniently situated on
the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike III
Howard county. one mile west Of the b.
and O. r.. X. depot 1t Ellicott and com
prses the besutiful and picturesque estate
which the late DR.. Temple resided. The improve
ments consist Of Of the dwellings, Howard
county, built Of granite. and commanding an ex ZEN
sive view Of the surrounding country rood stabins
and other outbuildngs suitable for attractive
try residence This property will be sold subject TO
FIRST mortgage Tor 42.OOo with the Interest dus
thereon from the Sd day Of January. SOL nov over
due, and which the purchaser can pay OF IL he q
elects
Terms Of sale: One third cash on the day Of sale
balance in two equal installments six aud twelve
monthA with interest from the day Of SALE secured
the satsfacton VI the said assignee lakes adjusted
THOMAS NJ JOHNSON. Trustee. Assixuea.
u. D. JOHNSON, Solicitor.
go 81. PAM IT. Baltimore.
ap2o.os W. b PETER, Auctionssr.
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Her Reminder of an Engagements

Her Reminder OF an Engagement.
From the Portland Telegram.
She (shortly after the blissful silence that
the delicious affirmative brought about)-
Darling, now that we are engaged, have the
right to ask you question, have not?"
He-'.Most certainly"
She-"And you will answer truthfully?"
He-"Of course
She-..Whas is the string tied around your
finger for, them"
He--''Great heavens! To remind me that
am already engaged"
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The settlers OF johnson county, Wyoming,
have forwarded q series of resolutions to Scna-
tors Warren and Carey and President Harrison
denouncing the action of acting Gov. Barber
in permitting an invasion of Wyoming
by an armed force of men and the employment
of United States troops for the removal of civil
prisoners, in violation of the constitution Of
Wyoming. The resolutions furthermore de-
clare that continuance of the
range cattle business within legal
limits Is compatible with the best interests of
the county, and that protection will be given
to all engaging in such business as long as
they abide by the law of the land.
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DARR L CO.. Auc,a

u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE.
IMPORTANT REAL. ESTATE SALE
OF THAT VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
KNOWN AS
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
FACING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FouRTEENrH
STREETS NORTHWEST,
CONTAINING EIGHTY THREE ROOMS
ELEVATOR OFFICE FIXTURES,
IRON SAFE. &c. &c
By NiItue Of deed in trust duly recorded the I'M
dersigned trustees Will offer for sale, By public auc-
ton. in from; Of the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
MAY FOURTH, lse2,
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
ALL OF ORIGIN AL LOT 8
IN SQUARE 254.
Facing 20 feet on Pennsylvanis avenue by depth Of
Los feet TO large 30-foot alley improved by large
building containing 50 rooms ELEVATOR barber shop.
Ofhce. Billiard Room, Office Fixt1res. Iron Safe, &c.
This property faces Pennsylvania ave. All street
cars the door. Near all public buildings Making
city.
Terms Of sale: Subject aided Of trs. for $6O 900
In three equal notes. payable before three.
aud nSe Years. per cent annuu. pay able mi
annually, all cash sc. 600 in cash. the balance
one and two years. D per cent rer sunum. payable
cash DEPOSIT e.. 600 required upon acceptance
n bid. II the terms of sale not complied with IN.
hfteer Gays from the day OF sale right reserved
se the property 1t the risk and of the desnltn
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such
sale In some newspaper published in Washington. ID.
purchaser. W D. HoCvEk.t ,-r.,...
j. f. SCAGG6. 1~
RADCLIFFE. DAkR Co.
sp2o-dkds Auctionoers
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Opening of River View.

River View opens its sixth season tomorrow
under very favorable auspices. During the
winter Capt. E. S. Randall has made many ex-
tensive improvements, including one of the
largest pavilions and dining halls in the country
at a cost of $4,000. 1t is situated directly on
the river bank. overlooking the Potomac river.
presenting a magnificent appearance. Large
verandas encircle the dining hall and the entire
building is lighted with incandescents. Other
improvements on the grounds and at the 7th
street wharf have been made at an expenditure
of $4,000. Tomorrow the Sam1 ]. Pentz will
leave the 7th street wharf at IL q. M. and D.
H., returning to the city at ESQ.
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" i4I6N Z AVE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIMPRovED
PROPERTY sITUArI ON SPRING STREET
NEAR ITS JUNCTION WITH FOURTEENTH
aTERRT cyrENDRD

virtue Of certain deed Of trust in Liter
1883 folio lei ct $685. Of the land records Tor the
District OF Columbia and ut the written request o. the
parry secured thereby &c ODER for sale Y fron!
OF NAY. 1909, AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the fol,
,3wing descr,bed proCerty atpste In the county o.
PIECES or psrcels Of ground desnstsd as iots one %
60 fortyfour f44,. 10th inclusive. 81 l. Lew1s sub
division Of Peassns PiaiIs sisuste the north Of
srsES street point q vnieD with lHth ,;r,ss ss
ktve. heretofore alclAted being the property con-
vyed by dee<s rscordsd in 1Aoer 125 folio 35e snd
tx1ct Of COLUMBIA
Terns q sa,e: q: 900 c,ah g 2. ~ q sne q
interest st he rate 90 PEI esptw gsf &
property ~ the epcn Of The purchaser
Terms % b. complt<1 w1ta ~ nftean dayA or the
I,uschassr afsg dsyr Reimbursement - Ths Even
.vselis ds asS \. 3saz5Seknxzi rssasss
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nUNCANsoN pnos. Aac,ioneers.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers

SIX DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MYRTLE
STkEEr B.rMEEN NoETH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREET last, o. CH FRONTING S1N-
TEN FELT Eight Inches BY A DEPIH OF
ElFIY->EFEN AND ONE-HALF FEET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FOURTH
1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK VII sci in 'front.' OF the
LorS 1877 TO 2u2. INCLUSIVE. IN SQUARE 615
These lets are admirably situated for buIlGlug. beng
in neighhorhood of L. =. printing Office aud L. :.
Capitol. convenient to street cars and are alyan-
taLsous for building
Terms Of sale: Oue-third cash. balance IN six and
twelve months, notes TO ba- per Interest," aya-
be semi annually. ana TO he secured by deed Of trl-;
on prem sold all cash. op.ion of prgh aser
DEPOSIT Of 100 required each lot time OF sale
Convey alcir. &c, at cost o; purchaser Terms lie
COMPLIED with IN fifteen days. otherwise right re-
setNei 10 resell at the ud defauting pCr
chaser after five days advertisements OF such resale in
some nswspaper published in MashInston. D. g
ap3O-dSds Anctlone.Ys
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An Optinist.

From Texas Siftings.
Gilhooly-''Why don't you propose to Miss
Longcoffnf She is dead gone Oh you, and she
is rich besides"
Gus De Smith, would encourage her a
little IL it wasn't that she is lame in one leg.
For heavens sake. man, don't ba q pessi-
mat Don't look at it that way"
Don't look at WHAT"
"The situation. of course; don't say she is
lame in one leg, but remember that she has
one leg she is not lame in. Look on the bright
side Of things. Be an optimist. Don't be a
pessimlst"
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and ID SITS NV

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT. IN
PROVED WITH BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
No. 3O5 FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST,
NEAR STANTON SQUARE.
By virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust dated Sep
TENDER 80. 1899 and duly recorded in Liber lab at
folio aud l respectively. IT the land records for
the District of Columbia and direc ted by decree Of
the supreme Court of District Of Columbia in cause
No. 12SS4 equity. will sell ut public auction. in
from. Of the premises on FRIDAY the SIXTH Iyti
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real estate.
situate in the city of Washington, c. TO wit; Part
of lot two 90 in square eight hundred and thirteen
(Slai. beginning for the same a point thirty-six
feet south from the northwest corner Of said original
lot and running thence east fifty (5Ol feet thence
south sixteen q % ieet thence west fifty too) feet,
thence north sixteen q % feet to tho beginning with
iniproysIa ,nts above mentioned.
Terms SALE One third cash; balance In two equal
instaifneuts ut six and twelve months, with interest
from day of sale. secured by deed q trust on the
property. or all cash, st purchasers option. $500
deposit ut time Of sale. Terms to be fully complied
with within seven days the property nay be rsso.d
the risk of the defaulting upo five days
advertisements in The Evening Star newspaper.
ANDREW B. DUVALL. trustee.
wM.:w MCDONALD. Trustee.
ap25-dSdB Sw. cor IL th aud g NV
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Then Each Admires His Own Kindness.
From Harper's Bazaar.
First neutrality-suspicious. have you been
doing for the past i've or six years.
Second Phiianthropist-'I have been cellec-
ting money to assist poor negroes to emigrate
to Liberia. What have you been doing?"
First Philanthropist-''Tve been collecting
money to assist them back again"
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Prof. A. X. Linderfelt Of the Milwaukee
Public Library has been arrested on a charge
Of embezzlng city funds. He admits having
taken $4,000, and the accountants say the de-
ialcation VIII amount TO $1,000 at least. Prof.
Linderfelt is president of the National Library
Association and is noted Nolapuh scholar,
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(tHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS AND IMPROVED PROPERTY ON |.
STREET AND on NJ STREET SOUTHWEST
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF
STREETS, IN WASHINGTON CITY, ID. C.
Under decree passed by the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia in equity cause No. 1878 DE
pue Ell al inst irldwel ct al will sell az public
TENTH. 1892, at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. ~, all Of
lots fronting on l. street and numbered SO. 80,
90 81. 81, 33, 81, %. o. 90 and 9S of the subdvi
sion of original lots l6 Il, s End -, square 344
made by Barnard Lipscomb and ldout, trustees. and
recorded ill Liber 10. folio 50. in the survey
Also part of igina lots and Z. the west half Of
original lot and ali of original lot in the
square fronting street. the said of said
being the west feet front by the depth thereof and
said Part OF said lot being the east IS feet front by
the depth thereof. the said lots street being I'M
proved by two-story DWELLING houses and business
houses. numbered 349, % 3o3 :559. ;oi and &c.,
NJ street ard all belonging to the estate of the
late of Moses T. Bridwel., deceased, and part of
which he conducted his botting business.
equal lnstailmens at one anu two years from day OF
sale with interest at per cent per annu. payable
seTi-aunuaily, or ali cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit OF 100 required time of sale each parcel
sold. and the terms to be complied with by payment
Of cash, ontthird cash aud giving notes for bal
ancing at cost of purchasers The sale will be made
order in which the lots above described beginning
on street near Four-and a-Lalf street.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
800 9Th st NV.
Mertz building, cor
] l;h and ST NV
JOHN RIDOUT. Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. ap2s-d&ds
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rg,HoMAs BOWLING son. Auctioueers,
l. 0l2 st NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY: No. llol NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NUE. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. -
By virtue Of q deed q Trust, dated March 9. 1890
aud duly recorded la Liber l4s5. folio IS seq-
one OF the land records OF tie District Of Columbia
and At the request of the party secured thereby
sell At public auction III front of the Premises or
FRIDAY. MAY SIXTH, 1892, Al HALF-PAST FOUL
O'CLOCK T. NJ, lot IS. in Lester A. Barr's ct ais
subdivision Of part ot square No ~ the said sub
division appears on record in book IT, page lOg OF
the records OF the surveyors Office said District
fronting 81 feet 8 inches New Hampshire avenue
NV improved by three-story and basement brown.
stone and prcss-brick house containing 10 rooms
bath and all modern improvements; heated " fur.
mace.
Terms Of sales 81 500 cash. 81 600 in years from
March g. So secured by LIST deed Of trust aud bal
anee secured by I'd deed Of trust due IA yea, from
date. each with interest at per cent ssmi-apnua
all casn. az option Of purchaser Deposit OF goo
required ut time of sale. All conveyancine and r..
cordinx at purchaser cost II OF sale are NO,
complied with trustees the right tn
property At the risk and cost Of the defaultng pur
chaser
II. Brady DAVIDSON fpr J. d., Trustees
JOHN C. DAVIDSON Trustee.
Rpo6-dSds
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II ATIMER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers.
IL l407 g street

HANDSOME PLUSH PARLOR FURNITURE, WIN
DOW DRAPERA. CoqGHES AND EASY CHAIRS,
MATTRESSES, VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES: WITH FINE
WIFE SPRINGS. LARGE NUMBER OF SEPA-
NATE PIECES OF CHAMBER FURNITURE.
CAhtErs. HAIL AND STAIR CARPETS. OAK
wAKDRorhS. TOILET WARE, HALL STAND,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, 6ITG IH REQUISITES; &c; oo
co wu ut TEN O'CLOCK. at residence No. 5i1
l:,th street, between and streets northwest. we
shall sell superior collection of household e6ects
This furniture is in good condition and should COM
maud the attention Of parties furnishing AID who de-
sire first class goods LAIIMER SLOAN.
apoS-3t Auctionecrg.
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T ATlMER Il SLOAN. Auctioneers.
IL i401 q street.
VERY HANDSOME NEARLY NEW REsIDENC

VERY HANDSOME NEARLY NEW RESIDENCE
NO: All FLORIDA AVENUE. WITH PRESS
PIch ANR BEDMNSTTGNE f TGTE Sit aNn
BASEMENT AND ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY APRIL THIRTIETH. 1892. ut
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises, We
will sell lot Al, in block No. D. of Thomas G. Henseys
subdivision Of LIS Droit Park. fronting Is f9et on
Florida avenue between 4th and 9TH SITS 10y u
depth of about So feet, and containing in all about
l,5l6 square feet, improved by nearly new. very
handsome three-stOry and basement press-brck aud
brown stone front residence Containing II rooms and
BATH with all the latest improvements. finished in
natural wood, papercd throughout and i'll thorough
condition This property has sou, hern over
looking New Jorsey and presents unusua! OPP
portunity to a neat and complete home In q
good accessible and rapidly ADVANCING neiy oorhoUd.
Terms: $1,000 cash, balance. with interest easy
time to suit purchaser. All conveyancing and record
ing at cost of purchaser. 500 will be required at
time of SALE and terms to be fully mplicd with in
twenty days. LATIMER & SLOAN,
ap.l3-lNds Auctioneers.
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Where Rosewood Gets Jts Name.

From the St Louis Globe Democrat.
Many people suppose that rosewood takes
Its namo from its color, but this is a mistake.
Rosewood is not red, nor yellow, but almost
black Its name comes from the fact that when
first cut it exhales perfume similar to that of
the rose, and although the dried rosewood Of
commerce retains no trace Of this early per-
fume, the name fingers a. . relic Of the early
history Of the wood
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The Fitzimmons-Ban Fight.

James Carroll and ''Parson" Davies, man.
ayers respectively for Fitzsimnons and Hall,
have decided to hold to the agreement made
when the match between their principals was
contaminated, that the fight shall occur In No
yember or December.
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Doesn't Need to speu Il.

Prom the Boston Transcript
Miss Elderbody-"I don't see what anybody
can see in that Miss Prettiwun. She's not at
all well educated doubt II she can spell her
own name"
Mrs. McCAlm-"Oh, we'll, it doesn't make 20
much difference in her case, you know. She
isn't likely to keep her name long"
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AND TwENTY-FOURrH srRkE1s NOR.H II.
wEsr, FRONTING 2l5i4 FIJI On = STkkkI
AND 220A fEEr on TWENIf-FOUhIH
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RArCLIFFE, DARK & Co., AucIs.

IL AlCLlttE- DARK CO., Aucts.
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN WEST wAsHINGTuN De
IMPROVED BY RRIi X DWELLING. No 2go5
NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
District Of Columbia pass d the 9th day OF April
1882, In equity cause No. 1884. wherein ssrrll
L. Walker ct ais are compliments and Charles
EDWARD Wardel infant, ct ais. are defendants. the
undersizncd trustee will offer sor sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION On MONDAY THE NINTH
DAY OF MAY. lSoe. at FIVE O'CLOCK L NJ in
front OF the premises the following described real
tate. Win the improvements thereon. situate on NJ
str CT northwest between 10Th ard Both streets, ia
OF los ,umtered one hundred aud seventy -eisllt
ass and one hundred aud seventy nine IL 1.p in
square numoered forty t4ol. beginning the Same
at point Oh ii street forty "a feet six inches
west from the southeast OF said square, and
running thence West with NJ twenty three t.li
feet six t6l inches; thence north one hundred and
twenty tl2O) feet thence east twenty three tBD
SIX tOJ Inches; and thence south one hundred and
twenty tlOb feet to the place of beginning. improves
street northwest
Terms OF prescribed by the decree sire thru
CT he purchase money an cash. snd residue
equal Instruments of ana two yeGfs with
ZION the uay q sale payable semiannuslly,
Dy the proEissory notes IF the purchaser aud d..
OF trust on the premises sold. the option
OF the purchaser. deposit OF 900 will be require
AZ Tie time OF sale IL terms of sale not complied
with IN hfteen days from date OF sale the
serves the right 10 resell at the risk and cost Of the
iauiting purchaser All convey ancins and recording
at the cost OF tbs purchaser.
J. J. wILMARTH, Trustee,
ap2C-dEdS /. NV
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The Conservative Majority.
From Harper's BAxar
She-''Why don't artists wear their hair long,
- they used to dor
He-'.About four-ffths OF them do-the f.
male artista"
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
XG go PENN AVE NV.

IL go PENN AVE NV.
TwOs FRAME HOUSE NO 5o4 ELEVENTH
STREET SOUTH tST AND TMO->roRY
BRICK HOUSE NO II l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE. SOUTHEAST BI AUCTION. -
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NAY THIRD, 1892
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sci. in front Of the
premises,
PART OF lot g.
SQUARE 1874.
Improved by two houses, No 5o4 Eleventh street and
No l., Pennsylvania avenue southeast fronting "A
feet on Eleventh stree. aud So 80 feet Peunsyl-
vauia avenue.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in and two
years. secured by deed of trust with the
rate OF Per cent per annunl, payable semi annually.
or AL cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit
Of 500 on each house required ct the time of sale
Terms TO be Complied with in ID the right
resell at the risk and Of the de;aultinx pur-
chaser is reserved All conveyancin8, &c, at pur.
chaser's cost. kATCLIFFE. DARE 4 Co, Aucts.
ap.,G-iSds
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FTER A WHILE SOME

FTER A WHILE SOME
of the real estate men
OF this city will be JUS
tilted IN adding to their
business cards experts
in real estate values.
They have been called
upon 80 frequently OF
late to give their opin-
Ions of the value OF
property. both Inside
and outside Of the city
limits. that they will
come to the conclusion
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DATCLIFFE, DAkR 4 co. Auct,oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING No Is L STREET SOUTH
IL LIZ,


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING NO Sl3 l. STREET SOUTH
EAST. WASHINGTON, DC
Under by virtue of a decree passed on the 9th
day OF April 1897, in equity cause No l341S docket
32. of the Supreme Court OF the District of Column
Robert CLARK ct al are defendants the undersigned
will offer tor sale to the highest bidder. MONDAY.
MAY SECOND: D 1882, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK ~. in front of the premises No Sl3
street southeast. the follow real property.
lying and being IN the city OF Washington and
OF Columbia, known and distinguishes part Of
square $50 beginning for the lo feet inches
west from the northeast Of said square, 'front.'
Ing South l. street. thence rs feet thence south
t2 feet, thence 2S feet thence north o.
place of beginning. together with the improvements
consisting of a three-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale one third cash and the balance in two
equal insalneats in nine and ehteen month"; with
interest from day Of sale at the VI per
annun payable seni-annCaily. to be secured by the
promissory notes of The deed
the property al cash. AT the purchasers option. de-
post of 200 will lie required of the purchaser atthe
time OF sale All conveyanc.ny and recording AZ tn.
cost Of the purchaser IL teria3 Of sale be complied
with within ten days from time of sale the trustees
serve the right to resell the property the risk aud
cost OF the defaulting purchaser
HENRY wUODARD
18th and SITS nv, I r.,.....
JUDSON GULF. AFusseea
aplS-d&ds Fendail building)
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XxrALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Aue''0neer'
VALUABLE THREE.sToRY PREss-BRIC BAY
WgSp2!W pTLL h6bk NJ MS 2 EsIKEkI
LOT Is FEET IA INCHES Ky 100 FEET To
PUBLIC ALLEY
O'CLOCK NJ, shall sell in front OF the premises
lot and the ;. inches of lot 8 By the depth
thereof of PecE's subdivision OF lots Nos. and of
Davidson's subdivis on Of square No 2S3-3 feet ~
ipche, by 100 feet to alley. with improvements;
II rms Of sale: One third cash. which 500 must
be paid of sale balance III and years,
with interest at per cent, payable semi-annuaiy.
secured by deed OF trust property Sold al cash,
ar ont ION of purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with in fifteen days. otherwise right reserved resell
the property after six days notice by advertisement
AZ risk and cost Of purchaser in default, Convey
uncing, &c. ct cost OF purchaser.
WAl f. HOLTZMAN. Attorney, 1921 ct NV
at.ti-dEtis WALTER d. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
kEAL ESTATE On VIRGINIA AVENUE BE-
TMEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No 1'3 folio 300 ct seq of the land records OF the
District of Columbia. and at the request OF the
thereby secured viii sell public in front
OF the premies SATURDAY, MAY SEVENTH,
1892. at HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK P VI.
original lot z and part OF original lot in
square 90. Washington. d. c. Beginning from said
front OF lot at the northwest Of said lot s.
the line Of Virginia avenue and running thence
eriy along said avenue % feet, thence southwest
wsrdly al right angles with said 1t feet 1
inches thence due south % feet the south line
said lot thence west to the line of said lot thence
north % feet and theme. northeastyardly az right
Terms: OEe-thlrd cash. of which 300 must be
paid time Of sule and the balance IN three equal
stallments in six twelve and eighteen months, for
which notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
day Of sale and secured by deed OF the prop
eriy sod viii he taken. or all cush, at option of
chaser. II terms are not coinplied with in
twelve days from sale the property will be resoli
risk and of defsul;ing purchaser All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
THOS T. WAGGAMAN, I rx-s.oo.
JNO. W. PlLLISG, ( ifus'ees-
T. E wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. ap26-d&ds