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At the Trustee sale Of horses last
Monday Mora Fai iss bought the dam
of Jim Friel 2:2012, with fi!ly at her
side.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-22

because Il is not fair journalism.
Some paper produced that first, and
should have had due credit for 1t.
But some other paper copied it with
out credit and it went the rounds.
Seeing it in several papers and as
original matter, we are compelled to
pass it under the rather anonymous
bead OF Exchange" than to credit 1t
to some literary pilferer to whom it
does not belong.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-22

THE SCANDAL
Is in Nashville this Time
and the City Is Wild.
J. Z. Williams, Vice President
Of the Fourth National Bank
Aud beautiful Mrs. BOren, of Dallas,
Texas, the Man aud Woman in 1t.
An Outraged Husband Publishes the
Scandal TO the World.
lie Says He Ehirsts for Gore, and There il
Talk or u DuaI-There Il Talk and
TAX, and Maybe Something
More to Follow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-22

A letter from one of the most
prominent hNrsemen in Kentucky
urges Mr.. w. G. Jones to extent MS
Forthcoming meeting two weeks
longer than has been announced, in
order that records may be made.
This delightful climate renders it
possible to make records here much
later than on the Northern tracks.
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Notes, News anu Comment.

To-day is ladies day at South Side.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-22

Adiield made q great race at Muir
freesborO, " winning one heat in 2:2S
and getting second money Consld-
ing what he has gone through in
the recent fire, it stamps him AS u
game and good one.
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Our readers will notice that We
now and then put the word "Ex-
change" after some clipping in our
column, We do not like to do THE,
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sepiS2y
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-22

Jay Eye-See and other flyers of the
]. I Case stables, narrowly escaped
| death in a. railwSy snash-up at
Shir'and, ILL.,, Sept. 5. Five cars
were wrecked; ami the car containing
! MIR. Cases stock was dtrailed.-EX.
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Online 2:l6, who has wrested the
two-year-Old pacing record from
Manager, may have to relinquish it
to one of the iatttr's relatives, as the
two-year-old FLY Donnie, by Nut-
wood, out OF Dalphine dam of the
trotter So Long 2:1314). by Harold,
recently paced the Independence
track in 2:2O, last half in 1:O54.-Re-
view
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Alvin trotied heat at Indepen-
dence in 2:I134 with his hind shoe off,
say. an exchange. What pity he
didn't have the other three oil
Maybe lac W ,uld have gone in ZOO
This is an unlucky world.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

mp fS SsHSitMntivH,N,EDfLAL EsTAIE \sUITA BILE
ht hE fsss X IhosT 81 Eida
PIECE Or PROPERTY
BY virtue OF the last will ana testament Of Samuel
Qugen late of The District Of Columbia de- eased
District al Ni Book No. ~ foiIo ISL will offer for
is shp ioow 1I real al me a prem
the county Of Washington District of Coumbia), at
'' the EihTntyrH DAY
MAY. A. u. 1892, FOUR a. O'CLOCK P. NJ
ing the coy snd PAST ps q be ina
part OF tract OF land lied Friendship containing
u.s. beng The sa,ae ropery winch was conveyed
May 80 s6. and April IA 1866 and G recorded i
the land feeords OF sag District Of Columba IN
10 which reference is hereby lad and made; proved
IS frame dwelling house. barn aNi outbuiidiugs.
on itiyer road lust hoEth OF Intersection Of said
ioad AIS al iehaiiytosn. DIV =, u1rp,sr ro,,,
a 800 O'CLOCK ] wal offer for sale
All that tce or psrrei of round lying % sa
BENG III III. county of Washington anu District
called Friendship" containing eight acres more or
less. excepting however therefrom about oue-haf
his lifetime 10 Annie e Iaxtou. by deed recorded an
tie same records IN LiHer No loao at folio 20 ueins
Samuel Queen b. jonathan buchanan by deed r.
the r,cor.s il IiDtr NO 1:31 ut folio
ISo whlcn reference is hereby had and made This
property froDI Rockville turnpike and also on
bit road. intersection said roads Tclally.
town. c.
AL the above described property being portion
Of the real estate OF which the sd samuel Queen died
seized And possessed
Terms OF safe .or each Of the pieces of property:
Onethird % of the purchase money in cash.
third 90 III one yea. and one third 20 IN two years
from the day OF sale, or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser erred pay Iaen- to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the real estate sold and draw Interest
at per ccntuiL per anum. Five hundred IS J0u) dol
lars Will be required OF the purchaser each Of said
pieces OF ground sold ct the the
OF the sal, ana II the purchaser purchasers SHAH
fan comply with the sale within ten DAYS
alter sale the undersigned tue right
resell ut tha risk and cost OF the Gefaunc purchaser
All convey alClnh and recording at the lChhss. .
cost, am ". OUEEN,
Executrix under the last will and testament Sam Il
Queen, 'ccea.ed
ther information aud plat o. above pieces Of
property inquire of CHAPLIN BROWN,
Attorney for Executrlx,
my6-dSds No. 1913 Az st ", asiliugton, u c.
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Potomac Corps Nav Dance.


The May dance and sociable given by the
Potomac Relief Corps, W. r. c.. at the Build
ers' Exchange Thursday evening was largely
attended and most enjoyable. A pie asant mu-
sical and literary program was rendered, after
which the floor was cleared for dancing and
refreshments were served in the adjoining hall
An old-fashioned singing school OF sixteen
little ones in continental costume under the
direction Of Miss NJ. L. Rose. contributed much
to the pleasure of the entertainment A feature
of the evening was recital of the Star Spangled
Banner by Mr.. VIM Boag of the Robert Down.
ing Company. Mr.. Boag and a number Of pro-
fesslonals have volunteered their services TO
the corps for = performance Of Damon and
Pythias" at the National Theater June Q. The
leaders Of the corps last night inaugurated a
new departure in assuming entire charge of
the entertainment. the announcements being
made from tho platform by Mrs. L. A. Gran
dali. chairman of the executive committee, and
the ladies OF the corps acting as ushers.
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1t was near IL o'clock when. at length. the
stage was cleared for the walk and Mr.. Paris
Archer, the colored master of ceremonies, ap-
peared. and with a most profound bow said
Ladies' an gen'fmen. We poet to have a grand
cake walk this evenin, an / now has the honor
TO present TO YOU first, Mr.. Danf Brown an
lady of Washington
At this. to the music of There's New Coon
in Town." out on the stage marched young
and a very dark colored man. neatly dressed.
and with him light colored young woman.
Advancing rather timdlv to the footlights they
made a very elegant bow and stepped back.
Mr.. Archer then introduced the other couples
in the following order: MIR. Willard of New
York and lady. Mr.. William Neal and
lady of Washington. Mr.. Smith. successor to
Lord Drummell. ladies an Genrmen.' The
fifth couple were very black boy and girl.
and the galleries at their appearance imme-
diately greeted them with tremendous mock
applause and cries of Cit onto der shape"
Say. Shorty. yer can't lose" DE cake is
yours chiIen." and many other equally en-
c0uraging remarks yelled at them with all the
power and elegance of the average gaInin
lungs.
The competitors having been duly presented
the orchestra. at nod from the master of
ceremonies. struck up lively march and the
walk began. as they started off the gallery
gods let themselves loose. and until the de-
c:sion was announced numerically guyad the
couples. 1t was dore in very 6ood-natured
manner, however. and. with the exception of
the boy and girl. the various couples entirely
ignored it and devoted themselves to the bust
ness before them. The poorest walkers were
first dropped out. the boy and girl being the
first 10 60. AS they iCfE tine stage the galleries
renewed their mock applause and tried to con-
vince them that they had simply been robbed
of the cake.
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MORTGAGE SALE
M OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Under the power contained in a MORTGAGE dated the
80 day OF July, 1877, and recorded among the land
records of Howard county, Maryland. in Liber LII W.,
No. 49, folio 1885, &C.. the undersigned, as the as
signes thereof. viii sell at public suction. on the
premises. on MONDAY, the NINTH DAY OF MAY,
1892 at ONE O'CLOCK NJ. all that tract of ianI
therein described containing "a acros roods and 80
perches more or less now in good state of cultiys
uon. This property is most conveniently situated on
the Baltimore and Frederick TURNPIKE in
Howard county. one mile west Of the D.
and q. r. K. depot at Eilicott. and COM
prises the beautiful and picturesque estate
on hich the late Or. Temple resided. The improve.
niehts consist OF one OF the finest dwellings Howard
county built Of kranite. and commanding an eI.en-
and other outbdnss suitable for attractive coun-
y resiaence This pr2Lerty Will be sold subject to
thereon from the Sd day Of january 1891 now over
due, aud which tile purchaser can pay Oh IL he %
electa
Tsrms Of sale: One third cash on the day Of sale
balance In two equal insalnents at SIX aud twelve
onflA with interest from the day Of SALE secured to
the satisfaction OF the said assignee. 1axes adjusted
THOMAS N. JOHNSON, Trustee, Assisneo.
Il. d. JOHNSON, Solicitor.
go 81 Paul 81 Baltmore.
ap3o.6t W. h PETER, Auctionesr.
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~ 9th ard d SITS NV

PARLoR SUITES MAHOGANY CABINETS NJ T.
TABLES. WALNUT AND OAK CHAMBER SETS,
GHAAIiss. cHtFFoNIEk, BRASS ANDIkoNs,
LOUNGE ROCKERs. BOOK Shelves, HAT
kkA t5 LE LEA HE'S CHAIRS. FINE CAR
TkESSES. PILLOWS. DINING ROOM WAKE
AND KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c &c,
Being tine entire contents of TEN-NOOM HOUSE
which have been stored.
ON MoNDAY MoRNING. MAY NINTH. 1892,
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK we will sell
ut he sT $40, All ~ MAkE HOIsE OF W. B: MOSES
SONS, I'D STREET NEAR CORNER OF NJ STliEEI
NORTHWEST. FIRST FLOOR. the above mentioned
goods beCny:ng to a gentleman who has given up
Housekeeping and resides abroad The goods are
nearly new and were stored in above mentioned
house owner anticipating to return and house.
keepinx, but has changed his mind Sale peremptory
and without regard TO weather
by order Of owner,
my5-3t DUNCANSON BROS Auctiopeera.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucroueers.
II nv and n


FINE LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET BE.
IWEEN foURIH AND FIFTH STkEETS
STREET BEIWEtN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NOkIENESI, EACH HAVING A
FRONT OF 30 FEET > INCHES BY DEPTH Or
loss FEET.
1892, at HALf-PAST fOtK O'CLOCK, We Will sell
IN front OF The premises. the eastern han of
LOr SQUAhE Jl3,
Fronting 30. 3feet tire north side o.. stree. by
depth OF 1854 50 feet Also tie eastern half o.
LOT Al, SOU AkE oJ3
Fronting 80. 3 feet RIDGE STREET go feet wide)
by depth Of los S1p feet.
These lots s,.endidy situated for building and
IN good section Of the city: streets concreted, pave
meIts. water, sewerage, gas,
Terms One-thiro cash. balance in aud two years.
notes to bear per cent interest, payable seiannu-
ally and secured by deeu OF trust premises, all
cash al option of purchaser Conveyuncing &C.. ut
cost Of purchaser deposit of $500 required cac b
lot at time CT sale. Terms to be complied with la
fifteen days. otherwise Iiyht reserved RESELL risk
aud cost VI cefaultng purchaser, after five days adj
vertsenent of such resale i'll newspaper pub
lished Washington, ID. Z. Ashford's certfcate Of
title shown
m6-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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LXECUTRIX SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND Proved REAL ESTATE SUITA BILE
e: On ,HE MIN TH0MqqGhTAIIkE n0R-
ELECTRIC CARS PASS IN MONT OF EACH
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MOTIFS.

Private McClsim Of Company B, sixth bat
talon. won the company's monthly medal for
May with a score of 4S at 500 and 900 yards.
The first battalion will be inspected on Mon
day night; the fret separate battalion on We'd
nesday night; the fourth battalion on Friday
night.
Company b. sixth battalion, ends the gallery
season with every man qualified as either sharp
shooter or mafksman.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
GEO ". sTICKNEY, Auctioueer
" l4l6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED pROpERTy

BY virtue of certain deed of dated on the 10th
day OF March. 1876 and recorded in Liber STA folio
20O ct of the land records the District
Column bin and by decree of the supreme Court the
District Of Columbia nassed III equity No 81 =
We Will offer for sal e. in front OF the premises on
FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY
1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following de-
scribed property situate in the city OF MashirRto
District of Columbia TO wit All of numbered three
CD and part of lot numbered tD square mum
bered ten hundred and fifty >two 10 52l beginnins
for the same on l4th street east a POINT twenty
SIX feet north Of the division line between and
TWO IN said square and running thence northery
hundred and four feet by and with the street
to the division line beween lots three ard
square, thence eaSterly hundred twenty feet;
thence southeriS eighty feet and eleven inches
by and with the division line between lots s. aud )
70 Tenn sssee avenue; thence westerly hun
dred aud fourteen feet and five inches and with the
SAID tennessee avenue thence northwesterIy
and seven inches TO the place of beginning.
ere OF sale: Cne-thlrd cash and the balance
and two 90 years. with interest the of six
to) per centrum per annun payable semi ually and
secured by deed OF trust on the property Sold all
cash ~ the option Of the purchaser 500 deposit
time o. sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with ia ten days
or the property " III be resold aud cost of de-
1aulting purchaser after ye days nept ID
The Evening Star
JAMES E. PADGErr. Trustee.
CHARLES H. MoULroN, Tfust ste 81 NV
myE-u6ds M 9Th NV.
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/. g. KIMBALL,
ap3O-eod&ds 1341 f st NV,
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRuSTEEs, SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
BWELLiNG No 46S STREET NORTHWEST.
No ~; a. folio ~ ct seq Of the land records
premises. on MONDAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY
OF MAY, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following
described land ana premises situate being in tue
CITY OF Washington. in the District of Columbia and
krnwn and DISTINGUISHED the west fifteen feet four
the full depth thereof OF original lot fifteen 81 in
square flve hundred and twelve t5l2 together with
the improvements, ways easements rights privilege
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise appertaiuinx.
Ierms One-third cash. balance in equal instaments
at one aud two yearsnotes besr per interest
payable semi-aDnuatly and be secured by deed of
trust on premises or all cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit OF $500 required at time of sale Conyeyanc
at purchaser cost. Terms be complied with
IN 10 days otherwise the trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and default
ing purchaser after days advertisement of such re-
sale III some newspaper published in Washington D. G.
JOSEPH II. EDSON.l -r,...
myi-wSstds CHAs. B. BAILEY, irusteea
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rINHoMAS BOWLING & son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER LOTS

IN
Under and by virtue q certain deed of trust bear-
Ing date september rs S9l. aud recorded IN Liber
1907 folio 4sO ct seq, the land records OF the
District OF Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will. on
FRIDAY. the THIRTEENTH DAY or MAY,
1892, at Five O'CLOCK r. NJ, at public auc-
ton, in froat of the premises. sell the follow
ing described real estate. situate in the county
OF Washington. District Of Columbia. to Wit;
Lot eighteen lSD in b Watrous subdivision of lots
in BLOCK seven % IN Trinidad. recorGei Comfy
Book g. rage ., IN tire surveyors Office fronting forty
(4Ol feet On l2th street extended by 80 feet on r
rect And immediately there after will sell afOfe
said. the soCtherly thirty-three $3.50 feet front on
12;h set extended Of lot twenty SIX t26l in said
subdivision by depth OF 20 teet said part of tot be-
ing at invest corner of aud th streets extended
lU-foot alley is in the rear of both o said lots
Terms: third Of purchase money in cash when
the sale 10 closed ana the balance equal INSTALL
ments al one aud two secured by the pronissory
notes Of the purchaser and coed OF trust h. prem
ses sold. or all cash. a. the purchaser option de-
posit of 100 required each lot the day sale
Sale to he close within fifteen dsyc from the day
sale tie trustee the right TO resell
cost and risk .: dsflultng purchaser All conyeysuc-
ing and recording al purchaser cos.
BENZ. T. LEIGHTON. Trustee
mytd&ds Office 49, Louisiana ave
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DATCLiFFE, pARR 4 CO.. Aucts.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE IN WEST WASHINGTON. D.
IMPROVED BIZ BRICK DWELLING, No 29O5
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a d cree o: the supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia pass q tn l9;h day April
1892, in equity cause No. 1884, wherein Sarah
L. Walker ct ais are complsinants and Charles
Edward wardell infant, e: ais. are DEFENDANTS the
undersigned trustee viii offer for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION On MONDAY, THE NINTH
DAY OF MAY. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in
front OF the premises the following described real es
tate. With the improvements thereon situate NJ
etreet northwest between 29th and Both streets in
West Washington, District of Columbia, wit: Parts
Of lots Numbered otie hundred and seventy eight
ass aud one hundred and seventy nine a 30 in
square numbered forty t40A beginning for the same
at point ON stree; forty ID feet six 90 inches
running thence west with NJ street fwepty-tl,r,e ,,
feet six t6l inches; thence north one hundred and
twenty 20) feet: tn ence twenty-three t2 feet
six 90 inches; and thence south hundred and
twenty tl2O feet To the place of beginning, improved
by q three story brick dwelling. being Nc 2905 NJ
street northwest
Terms sale prescribed by the decree are one
Of the purchase in cash and residue in two
equal installmens Of one and two years, with interest
from the day Of sale payable semi secured
by the promissory notes of the purchaser and deed
of trust ON the premises sold all cash the option
of the purchaser. post OF 5000 will be require
At the time OF sale IL terms Of sale copied
with in nfteen days from date of sale trustee
serves the rignt 10 resell the and OF
faulting purchaser All conyeyancing and recording
at the cost OF the purchaser
j. j. WILNARTH, Trustee
3 4 K ST
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MFRS OF TIE PRIzEs-As INTERESTING SCENE
AT TIE FISIsH
The management OF the Lyceum Tbeater last
night furnished its patrons with a first -class
variety performance, but the large audience
present rather impatiently sat it through, and
even looked unconcernedly upon Mr.. Peter
Maher, the Irish champion" as he disar-
ranged the scenery for several minutes by
knocking big colored boxer all over the stage.
The colored would-be pugilist had one consola-
ton. however, and apparently but one-he
knew more about boxing after Mr.. Maher
dropped him than he did before,
The cause Of the audiences impotence was
due TO the fact that 1t was there TO witness what
the bills termed "A grand cake walk" and as
that feature of the program was the f1nal one
Il is believed that all preceding it would have
been promptly dispensed with had the matter
been left to their decision. The audience was
a Thoroughly characteristic one. The great
majority Of the business men present were
those intimately connected with the sale OF
newspapers and the decoration OF boots and
shoes, and they were At the same time the most
critical aud the best informed as to the quaiit-
cations and abilities of the participants IN the
walk
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The organization of Potomac Post, No. 1s,
Department Of the Potomac. Grand Army Of
the Republic, was effected last night About
Fifty comrades were mustered in, the
majority being ex-soldiers who before this
have not connected themselves with any Grand
Army organization, the next muster in will
be next Thursday evening, 18th instant at
Union Veteran Legion Hall, $40 Pennsylvania
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T ATlMER 3 SLOAN. Auctioneers.

I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, AuctIoneers
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOUR.
TENTH STREET BETWEEN kENESAW AND
KENYON STREETS, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
- - AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TENTH 1892
FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer for sale in front Of the
premises.
Lot IL. in Block SO, Columbia Heights
Fronting 5d.43 feet 18th street by an average
depth of ~ y feet
This is OF the most valuable building sites either
for residence or business purposes in Colum bia
Heights
Terms easy and made known at sale.
myo-dkdS LAT1MER x SLOAN Auctiopeer1
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Thos. E. wAdGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 44S FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST. AND Or LOT ON DEL
AWAKE AVENUE BElMEEN ID AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue OF deed of trust duly reco ried in Ttiar
No. 1876 ioio 81 ct of the land OF the
District OF Columbia and ut the request OF the party
thereby secureb, Will sell public auction, in
front OF the premises on X RSDAY. MAY
TWELFTH. 1892 at HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, lots lettered O and IN ". Is. TodTs recorded
subdivision OF lots .. and part of /. square 6BS
Washingts H. ID. C.vith the i'm stated
Terms: 0ne-third cash. Of which deposit of 800
must be made at tine Of SALE and the balance in three
equal nstsllments twelve aud eighteen months
for which the hofes of the purchaser, bearing
from day Of sale. aud secured by deed of trust on
property sold " ii b. taken all cash option of
purchaser. If terms not conn iel witt m days
from sale the trustees the ght resell sad
property at the risk aid cost Of the defau.t Gr-
chaser after eight days advertisement in The Evening
star. All conveyancIng and recording purchAser's
cost THDS. Il NAGGAMANs
JSO. W. PILLING, / trustees
T. E WAGGAMAN Auct ap.sO-dEis
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctloneers
IL 9o0 PENN AVE NV

y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctloneers,
~ 900 PENN AVE NV.
TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE NO 504 ELEVENTH
SIkEET SOUTHtAST AND TWO STORY
NUE. SOUTHEAST b AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NAY THIRD, 1892
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. in front Of the
premises,
PART OF lot g.
SQUARE 994.
Improved by two houses, No o04 Eleventh street and
No Pennsylvania avenue southeast. froutin "A
feet on Eleventh street and st. 30 pennsyi-
vana avenue.
Terms One-thfrd cash. balance in one and two
yenrs secnr ed by deed of trust with interest at the
rate OF per cent per annun, payable seniannually,
or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit
OF 500 on each house required at the time of sale.
Terms to be complied with in l5 days the right
resell at tho risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser IL reserved. All conveyancinR, &C., at pur-
chaser's cost. RADCLIFFE, DARk & Co, Aucts.
sp26-d&ds
sVTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, MAY SEVENTH, 1892, same hour and
place. RADCLIFFE, DARR l. CO.
my3-d&ds Auctioneers.