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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

DR.. Simms White Puimonic Balsam
stands the best and is tho best OF
THROAT and Lung medicines made has
more recommendations than any
other and will positively cure. Elegant
for the grip, coughs, &c. Sold by reg
ular druggists. Office, 422 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Removed, so go To No. 429 Market
street for pr. Simms' White pulmonic
Balsam and other medicines, and not
to Fourth and King streets. Elegant
private office for consultation. Sold
by druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

j. Frank Wilds. direct tax commits
sioner will attond at tho oillee of tae
register or Wills Court House, VIII
mtngton, from Monday, the 18th, until
saturday, the 18th day of May, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock Il. IN. and
I o'clock u. IN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
BALTIMORE
OHIO
RAILROADl
Schedule in cnont Nov. IS. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEpo1
EAST BOUND.
Express trans.

TRANS LEAVE DEL. AVE. -DEpo1I
| . East hoo NJ
/ sEArItss tlhlh+.
new TORS, wees DAYS sos H7l7, ~ %
I''V'1 h,l'' y - = az. 'oos, Y 80 p. m.
New ok. s9niAN :, o. y IL 10 asa
~, ~ - y -"gNtZ w p. nj.
Boston, . Us y. NJ, daily, with Pullman
buaet sleeping Cars, running through Ca
Boston Wltiout change via Poughkeap-
sie bIluse, tanulhg passengers in Ii. q NJ
statloh ~ 8o9lull' ,t,,.s go,
llI!tu ~ ~ W "a a M ., IA Va w. e
.t ~ n, - <, aos i ~ ~ q:
~, ~; M - "a do III Is ~ M, wow. =
Phiigdclp!'iai .'hdays, 3 o, AZ IN .;d3y,
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&c s,ei %Gea NJ 6a ), Ia - ,6 on -
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g, ~" ~, 20 y y ~ ~ sl .7lz. yI1s
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%. 10 55 y goa. m, ~ % 49,
-. ~, tlS,t 81. lvw; ~ - y ~
At.%nt!s= CIV "ach 1--WE .7i1 -
,Il;.Sl 'zo1 ~ M ennoHf'
IN p' III VEST BOUND,
! Baltimore ana Washington, asa 7ot
~ a. p 7; N. daily; No., t,oa. =.
. 5 y. M m. dei Nv @&' ''''''' we - ~
Baltimore and principal stations on
RhtlAdolnina uiv isiou. 10 06 II. M, daiIys
Newark Dei, ss5t, I 90, .s47, 10 70 a. M
.si2iJ, s5G a II .U2i,7 Us, q 81, II 10 D. "a.
daily.
| Chicago. = - a; ~, a ~ p; nj. daily.
! Lmciunui aud u. Louis. 'l2l0 .. M
AMI = 81 p. m. both daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

One 16x20 Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. One dozen
Petites Tor so cents at Hollands Gal
lery, S07 Market steet. Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

ii you want hrst.ciass dyeing and
securing done, go to No. 2l0 King ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Smoke Dursteins Grand Royal
Cigars, for % cents. Try them. No.
5 Last Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Fine double dwarf pearl tuberoses.
. for cents. % cents per dozen at
]. J. Smith's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

LNuR HENT-9d. moor of al8 shipley St,
II : roomHand bath all convenicnces.
Hot and cold wHter. heat, etc.. No call
dren. Possession April IL. Apply TO
Thos. Gre ell. 100 W. sth street, or Honld
& Co., eth and Market. a5-tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Received three tines day, fresh from
FIRST class duincs AT Portersr 18th and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

LNOR NFNT-Handsonciy furnished
IL front rooms. with or without board, mt
southwest corner OF Seventh and King
3 reefs. iEyG-2bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

Tor RENT.-Nicely furnished second
II aud third story front rooms, with
use Of bath Central location. Address
S. 4. this Office. a30 l2t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11

LNOR RENTAL allow rate. The black
II smith shop. and house and garden a t
Mt. Cubn. on the railroad ak miles west
of Wilmington. Apply to JAMES LEACH
near the promises. 2Bt-d-w'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Standard Railroad Of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lnterlooking Switch & Block Sig


The Standard Railroad of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
lnterlocking Switch & Block Sig-
nal System.
Philadelphia, Wilmington Bait. II. II.
April 18th. lso2.
Trains Will leave WiimtnTton as follows
imlAue.pin texpressj, / o., 81, 4 10. $50
-, w. JJiP w, JAi, lOO5, 10 10, ii oil 80
Il 5ia. IA, sls 40, 80, 3 o.. %, 10, S II I
%. ". % = W, rs and IL Il Pm.
y q a., ~, !! ~ %. 3 ii. iSs u 90
For Cnestertc presshl 81. { %. 6 3q.14s
8 o. 5iG. 7Ob, ! Is ands l2p. vi.
&c q. u ~, ~, 1893. - /: ! 50. S %.
New ' YSif, 70 81 70 Il S. ~; 20. 80 saAss.
IA y, I'll, 5o9 20 II. o. 7ia
o u ana 10 80 p. m.
tot boston without change 10 I6 a. M
toi West Chester, via Lpmckin, 6 %
aud q .. m, % ana 8 4jp. IN.
Fot Aewai,l Central anu Intermediates
haitimoie and intermediate stations
lo.l5 E; m, FOG "a. 5and oG y. M
and y IL might.
hAltimore and Washington, 40. sof,
~. 10 If and IL 90 a. M, IL %, 81 I6
- ~, Y 20 o3. G.5'. %, $50. p. M
Tfainsfor Delaware Division eavefor
New, Castle. slj. il ga. M. > 50. $50.
4je.G 49, 81 p.5Jp. III. and II 06 night.
Ent l.cwcsS 1874 M. i,S7 y. IN.
c Darlington. Detlnlr ana way stations
. a 4, u ~ Harrington and way stations
EIpress for Dover Harrington ana
Delnal. II Is II. MAJ S5 p. IN g. 1901 night
lAnIQ6s Wyngf.iIUG IA n m.
=, Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
comfort and Norfolk II IS a. IN. and u o.
Leave Philadelphia, broad street, for
W llmingtontGzpres $50. 7a9. 2I.s 81,
SiV, ~ ~. 10 81, ii IS ann, si.35. 81
2ga So', 49, 4b3 4W. 4 Al, 50s, .51y
% ~ % IIo s'7'o Ii lie. II sc p. IN. and
Accommodation 8 a5. ? 40. 10 IS. IL IS q
r.; w *. 10, 409. 1 a. Sc. 49,. n1S
m10and ll@sp. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress,. / s.. ssx
bO; : =; : ,, o. 90. q. and Il p. m.
u 10, %. o, 5i.land 10 90 p. in.
FOR Chester tcxpressl, | S., %, 4 30, 0 %
ii 81. a. NJ, y, So. 20. and 0 II D. m
Recommendation. : 90, Cos. a. M. 1914
For New York NE ae1 d e. p NJ isa ssx
ego, %. 90, II bla. M, IL II, / 81 sasS
500, . ~ VI, u ,l01 and 10 q ". rus
Eor BoSton without change. o. So u. m.
For west Chester. ria Lainokin. ~
Foi New Castle, $50 p. m- 10 90 nighs.
For Cape Charles. Old Point Comfozs
and Norfolk, IL OIL night.
For MIddletown, clayton. Dover. W.
oming. FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeviies
ScGford, Laurel and Delmnr, IL oil night
baltimore and Washington. ~. 8 o.
!, 10 is y. M, II 0G, 5 81. 20 O3. 2 o.
: 20 p. m. n..d II 40 night. Baltimore onS
ly, o. p. IN. aud l2 u night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad strees ~ n
Wilmington tex pressl,s 80. 20, 10 y,
q; M, Al, ,hos. ~ ! 10 20. u -
Acoommadation. : IS. 10 IS a. m. I2xL
, 2O1. TO- 80, 10 oS and IL Us y. H.
For further information. Passenx9r1
citation.
| c1Congresssf nal Limited express, trnin1
composed entirely OF Pullman Vestfbuie
lparlur and Dining Cars.
: ~ Limited express trains, composed ~
Pullman Nestibute Parlor Cars. vestibula
Passenger COaches and Dining Car.
- |CHAS. L. PCGn. J. X. WOOD
General MANAGER. Gen'l Pass'ger Agtl
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GERMANIA MAENNERCHoR.
A Successful Christmas Celebration at Cor
cordia Hall Last Night.

A Successful Christmas Celebration at Con-
cordia Hall Last Night.
By far the most successful Christmas festival
ever given BY the Germania Maennerchor
took place last night at Concordia Hall. which
was filed with merry company, large con-
.ingent of the latter being furnished BY the
Juvenile portion of the families of members
and guests. The celebration Of this beautiful
festival has become one of the characteristic
features of this popular society, which always
succeeds in blending German song and Ameri-
can patriotism most happily. A huge Christ
mas tree, almost as high the hall itself, occu-
pied one corner, with its base covered by the
national coiors and its many branches layishiy
ornamented with vari-colored lights. orna-
ments of the eatable as well as understandable
kind, tinsel. toys and presents OF all kinds cal
culated to make little hearts happy
After an overture by Prof. Thierbach's
chestra Mr.. Il. Saur, on behalf of the society
welcomed the guests in a few well-chosen re-
marks, which were followed by singing by the
Maennerchor ard very creditably rendered
chorus OF Christmas carol by the children,
about fifty of whom occupied the platform.
Other songs were well executed by little Miss
Helen Vollmer and Master Charles Vollnner. the
little Misses Klinge, Voehl and Stiefel and
Others A charming feature of the entertain
ment consisted of the fancy dances neatly and
skillfully executed by two graceful little misses,
Hilda jacob and Rosie Dietz, under the direc-
ton Of Prof. Montgomery. They we're repeat
eddy encored. Master Kenneth O'Connor whose
ardor seemed not the least bit dampened BY
the circumstance that he had been nearly
drowned during the day by breaking through
the ice while skating, gave a spirited song.
Other musical exercises followed and then the
hundreds Of little people present were fairly
loaded down with candies. cakes, fruit. toys,
picture books and other gifts generously pro-
vided by the big people, who seemed TO feel
every bit as happy the wee little folks.
When sufficient order was restored dancing
was INDUCED in by young and old for some
hours afterward.
The arrangements for the successful affair
were in the hands of Messrs. r. Saur, A.
Schwarz, George Fisher, H. Roxer, H. yollmer,
+. L. Schmidt. William Escher, jr., L. Griebel,
A. Voehl and ID. Herbst.
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brightwood Children Enjoyed q Novel
Christmas Entertainments Last Night.
Emory Sunday school. Brightwood. held il.
Christmas entertainment last night in the Sun
day school room. the following being the pro-
gram:
Chorus (school1, A Welcome 20 All; chorus
CschooD. King Of Kings; responsive reading,
hymn congregation, Dominion: PRAYER dlev.
Frank shipiey); quartet Mrs. s l. keeue, Miss
Grace Calwell and Messrs. A. L. Keene and
Thee. Thomas), Gloria; Miss Annie Kendell,
organist; responsive reading; recitation,
Master Howard Dridener: chorus SCHOOL. God
is lncarnate; responsive reading: recitation.
Miss Jessie Brown; chorus (sohool). Hope Of
Ages; responsive reading: recitation, Misses
Mabie McElwee; chorus tschoolA. q Zlon,
Awake; responsive reading: dialogue. Miss
Nellie Brown and Maggie McElwee; hymn ICON
gregation). HRlleluiah; recitation. Miss Ella
heene; address, Assistant Superintendent A. l..
heene; solo and chorus. Mrs. :. l.. heene and
school. Now Shall the Wilderness Blossom:
sponsive reading; hymn congregation. Me-
tory; distribution Of rewards and corrections;
doxology; benediction. Rev. Mr.. Carter. The
superintendent. Mr.. A. q. Osborn, being indis-
posed the assistant. A. L. keene. con-
Quoted the entertainment. After the rem
dition of the last number the ligbts
were lowered and the candles lighted
A new feat ure 81 the entertainment was ths old
Dutch wind mill. with ssdErs on each side.
Secreted in barrels around the mill were ave
little brownies IA policeman. ChInsman. an
Indian. Turk aud a dude Master. Joseph
Thomas, Alvin McElwee. Ray Keene. Schuyler
Brown and Howard Bi1dner. who burt forth
from the paper-covered barrels the sum
mons Of the old miller Santa Claus Mr. J.
q. keenel. The brownies Alew at the wheel.
and started il going, after which they carried
in the sacks Of grain. The presents and con-
fections were ground out and the old miller.
making witty remarks, threw them down .
chute to the children.
The children were much amused and the
adults pronounced 4 a complet, success. The
lights were again turned on and the audience
was dismissed with the doxolOgy and by the
pronouncing OF the benediction by the Rev J.
W. Carter. The following other officers we're
present: Mrs. Shipley, Miss Edna keene. Miss
Gertie Thomas, Messrs. Tho. Thomas and Jos.
II. Hollidge and ex-Superintendent j. r. keene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

How the Children of the Tabernacle En-
joyed Themselves.


Lass evening witnessed a vast throne OF
people in the Tabernacle Congregational
Church, Rev. @. James Jones. Ph. d., pastor,
80 enjoy Christmas entertainment, given free
10 all by the sabbath school and the BUSY
Bees, band OF young ladies, headed by Miss
Abby p. Brown, Jointly. Ii proved to be by
far the best and most enjoyable affair ever held
any Christmas in the history Of the church and
Sabbath school, Excepting Mrs. Host. who
delighted and thrilled the audience by her
recitation The Little Wife" all the performers
were members Of the church or Sabbath school,
the boys and girls yieing with each other in en-
cellence. Prof. W. ]. stephens, Miss Rachel
Garrett. Hiss Flora Johnson, l. p. Toole, James
Leitch sNf Mr.. Matthews and Miss Abby p.
Brown were in charge. The program Was ~
follows: Chorus, 'Bethlehems Beautiful Star. ="
Busy Bees; prayer. Rev. ]. f. Rankin. ID. D.,
LII. D.; solo and chorus. ''All Hail 70 the Son
Of the Highest" Busy Bees; tabiesux I. Christ
mas. missionaries at home; ii. Christmas. mis-
sionaries abroad; triumphant march. \. \.
scholar; recitation, "A Christmas Incident.
Miss Effe Bradfeld: duet aud chorus. Behold
the Star of Glory" Pusy Bees: recitation, An
ME and Willies Prayer" Rachel Garrett. Illus
trated in five tabeaus; song. The Pedseoxue.
Pedsgogue. Mss .JemiRd lSpria9s, birdie
Cleveland; scholars, Peter smolley, Willie
Hall; John Tosh, Oscar Moritz: james Peril.
Harry Fowler; Josiah Timsd, Winfield smith,
and twelve other boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Interesting Papers Read at the Convention
of the Association Today.

Interesting Papers Read at the Convention
of the Association Today.
The sessions Of the tenth annual convention
Of the Modern Language Association Of America
were continued this morning in the lecture hall
of the Columbian College. The regular pro-
gram for the day was carried ou. 1t consisted
Of the reading Of the following papers: "A
Grouping Of Figures OF Speech. based upon the
Principle of their Effectiveness" by Prof.
Herbert z. Greene, Wells College. \. Y.
Guernsey. its People and Dialect" by DIR.
Edw. S. Lewis, Princeton College. y. J., Id
The Burlesque Ballad in Germany" by Dr.
c. Won klenze, Cornell University.
The paper OF Prof. Greene was an ATTEMPT TO
determine the essential nature Of the more
important figures of speech. and to group them
according 10 the principle of their effectiveness
Prof. Greene held that notwithstanding the
wide degree of separation between literal and
highly fguratire language. the passage from
literal to hgurative language may be slmost
imperceptible. theoretically. allegory is the
figure, because il is pure figure; practically,
metaphor is the figure.
DR.. Lewis discourse was an interesting de-
scription of the island of Guernsey. its appear
ance, climate. products and character and dia-
lect of its people.
The morning session closed with the paper of
DIR. G. Won kienze. 1t WAS divided into five
sections and be handled the subject .learnedly
and in an excellent manner.
The afternoon session, which began at
O'Clock, was devoted TO the reading of the two
papers: Manuscript 2i.3i0 and other Mss. in
the Paris National Library, which contain
French Iae-rical versions Of the fables Of VAL
ter of England" by Prof. T. Logic.
Williams College, Massachusetts,. aud
Erasmus Works. especially the 'Encomium
Moriae and the 'Colloquies Sources OF
Rabelais political religious and literary satire.
by DIR. Hermann Schonfeld, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. Md.
Tonight Prof. A. Melville Bell, the president
OF the phonetic section, will give a reception 10
the members of the convention Mt his residence
lo25 S5th street. from to IL pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29

He Demands . Thorough Investigated of
| the Charges Made ny Dr. Purvts.

He Demands . Thorough Investigator Of
the Charges Made ny Dr. Purvts.
The following letter has been sent to the
commissioners by DIR. Louis Mackall. jr.:
To the Commissioners Of the District OF Column
bia:
In reply to the malicious charges OF Dr.
Purvis against me. which you permitted 20 be
published m the newspapers OF the city, I
would state, first. that this attack upon me was
entirely due to the luminosity Of the individual al
present in charge of FreedmanIs Hospital
Secondly, that l have demanded from the
health officer that a thorough investigation he
made 10 both cases Immediately and his report
made public.
One of the cases referred to as cent to Freed
mans Hospital vas taken III in a stable and was
removed temporarily to house in the neigh
borhood. The people of this house said that
they were not able and refused 10 keep him.
The other also had no home and was sub
sisting on the charity of poor woman. who was
not able to support herself, and consequently
demanded that the patient be removed from
her sbanty to some proper place At these, my
first visits 20 the cases, finding that they were
not too Ill to be moved, IL was clearly NV duty
to afford those who had hones. food or
friends TO nurse or care for them the only
chance they had for their lives. prompt re-
moval to come hospitals where they NIGH; at
least have beds and shelter.
The certificates were consequently issued BY
me with the request that they be removed 20
the said hospitals as soon as possible. Owing
to the fact that an ambulance could not be OBJ
tanned the same day they were not removed
until the day following late in the evening.
being ignorant o: that fact. am sure that INV
course will be sustained by an investigation.
l must take this opportunity 10 condemn in
the strongest language the action taken by you
in allowing charges Of such character 80 be
made public through your Office before having
them duly investigated.
My resignation, which has been at the health
Office for some time past. must be withheld
long enough for the health officer 20 make In
vestigsiicn and take proper action.
LOUIS MAcKALL Jr.
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Future DAYS.
DATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucta

(AICLlfFk- DARK dCO. AuctA
JUpicI.L SALE oF vAIUABIF REAL ESTATE
ON VI STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREET WEST AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of tbs
District Of Columbia sitting in equity. passed on the
eleventh day Of October, d. 1899. in equity suit
Numbered fourteen thousand. one hundred and one
ll4I0lJ. wherein Meyer d. Newman Is plaintiff and
vii ianI :. PLACER, william II. nders. Charles II
LipscOmo. trustees defendants. the undersigned
trustees Howard p. Dixie and O ivcr d. Barrett, will
q. The hour of FOUR in the afternoon Of SATURDAY.
TttE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1893,
in front OF the herein fter described sell at
auction 10 the highest bidder lot numbered one hum
dred and forty elk is1 and lot numbered hun
dred and forty DAD both in Walter Aver and
ber-d sir hundred and nineteen tt;l9) as said
division Is duly enrolled in book sixteen 3d. at rage
hundred and seventy three 17:D, In the survey
or's oface Of the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale: Two hundred dollars $4,000 ctsh at
time o. sale the remainder. un-third of the pur-
rhas- money on the confirmation OF the sale by the
court the La ance OF the purchase money to be paid
orehaf in one year aud the other half m two years
with interest at per Cenun per snnum, the indebt
edness be dcnced by the purchasers proInssory
uots and their ayent to be secured by deed Of
on the property sold
The property VIII ne sold taxes 10 DAY OF sale
and free and clear snd discharged Of all claims Of the
PARTIES to said sHit any person OF persons claiming
by, from or under them or any of them.
In of default If compiance with the terms Of
sale by the purchaser the lots Will he resold at his
risk and cost
HOWARD r. OKIE. r.
OLIVER d. BARRETT. ! trustees.
Washington Loan and Trust Company building.
d2S-dkds 9th and + SITS u W
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WMTER B WILLIAMS Z Co. AactIoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
FRONTING on SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
MAND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUC-
lion PREMISES NO. l220D.
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER THIRT1ETE. at FOUR
part orxfnsI lot No IA square No. 424, having 10
ts-t inches trout BY o. feet deep to alley improved
by two-story brick dwelling ard store
This sale should command the attention If capital
lists and those In search O. good business property
Terms of sale: One-third Dash. balance In two and
three notes bearing int eat from day of sale
and secured by deed OF trust property sold. Con-
veyAncing, &c, ct purchasers cost. 1890 down hen
property /. struck OF and II terms Of sale not
complied with within DAYS from day Of sale prop
erty will be r-soc at risk ard cost of defsultng pur
do4-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-29
HIS VERY GENTLE Krck.

BIS NKkf uLNTfE KICK.
Washington man Who devo,es q good deal
OF time 10 economic problems stepped into .
restaurant
Il want dozen raw oysters"
He got them and received check for quar-
ter.
This is remarkable he said sitter some
thought Unless am mistaken the price Of
an oyster stew is a quarter
''fes, sir. Nothing strange in thst"
lies, there is. | cannot, sir, conceive Of .
healthy state Of affairs under which the raw
material costs quite much as the finished
product"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

nrNcASsoS BROS. su-,oneer.
tRfT oS FyiuRtND t-HaIF sIREET
y.fIHwEsT NENR THE CITY HALL
Two LAR0F THRFF-sTOEI BRICK pwYL1-
NOS IN COOP ORDER LOT . "a FEE
INN CONTAINS q. 3-4 SQUARE TrET AND
RUNS BACK TO Al ALLEY - FTFT WIDE
~ vrtus % deed 81 trs; - datet the l+th isy
81 yuns. p. Isss AMI recorded In Liber ls0d folio
M Of the land r.cor,ts Of the District of Coumhis.
add ~ the % the parties securei and ho d-rs
Of TIE the undersigned trustees will sell, at
puelic suction IN front - The preunss. on THT Rs
DAY. rHF TNENTI-S NINTH DAY uF DECEMBER.
1872. 81 FOUR OCLOCEP NJ. al that certain riecs
end parce % land and rrsnf~- situate IN the c;y Of
Waahtnxtou. pts rict q Col1mhta. I'd known AZ and
bsnx lot NUMBERED thirteen n p IN square numbered
Eve hundred and thirty lSJ. together with the
tmprcvement. thereon
Terms Of sale One-fhirf o. the pu-hs-> uronsy 10
b paid In cash and ne baisace be aid in two equal
tnsts tnent. respectively IN and two Tesrs. Sc
frred ~ decd of trust the property sold. with
Interest from day % sale. rsysb.e pitsnnuay AZ
the rate 81 yer cent per sunum until raid. or al
cash. Of the option II purchaser. t-po>it OF SpgD
oil 10 required the property l. struck OF.
oth-rut-e t1e property will Be offered again tmned
etsly II the terms % sale not comp led With IN
NJ days the trustees TIRE right TO r~se g. e
proerty at the rts and cost Of dsfauttnz purchaser
sfses ave day. advertisements - surh resale 10 some
nswspaper tuhii-hsd IN Wsshinsfon. ID. c.
LOCIs n. VIM.
CLARENCE RUEEM Trustees
dlSdkd. olG 2 st nw.l