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THE DANGEROUS COMPARTMENT CAR.
Another Story Of the Perils Of Travel in Eng
land.

land.
Miss Hannah Cordock. q young woman of
good family was assaulted the other day by Alder.
windle in the compartment Of train on the
Manchester, Sheffield and Line olnshire railroad.
England When the train arrived at the East
Retford station the guard noticed that the door
of Miss COrdock's compartment was open. He
went to close it and found the young woman
half lying in the corner Of the seat. Her bon
net Law on the floor. Her hair was down and
she was so dazed that he was obliged to ask her
three times what was the matter before she
could rouse herself sufficiently to tell him. She
then told him that she had been assaulted by a
tall man with n heavy mustache and wearing a
light checked suit. The man had jumped from
the train, she said, as it slowing up for East
Retford. Miss Cordock was assisted by two
guards to the police station, where she gave a
full description of the man. A detective and
three policemen were dispatched in search of
the fugitive. They found him two hours later
walking through West Retford and took him to
the station where Miss Cordock identified him
She said that she was alone in the compart-
ment when Windle entered and that he began
talking with her shortly before the train reached
Worksop. She answered only in monosyllables
at first and then not at all.
At first windle denied Miss Cordock's accuse.
tons and declared that she "was irving ANY
Faulkner's game" Then he refused to say
anything until he could see lawyer. Suisse
quently he was arruigned and remanded. He il
now in the East Retford Jail.
Miss Cordock is historical and showed symp-
toms of breaking down several times during
her recital. She is now under medical treat.
ment and her ply stefan Gays will be able to ap-
pear against Windle in court within three o,
four days probably. She IL described as q
handsome blonde girl of medium height The
| excitement; in East Retford on account Of the
case is high. and when Windle was taken to jail
| a crowd of men and boys pressed close to the
policemen and threatened 10 take him away and
drag him through the streets.
At Hungerford. IN Wiltshire, England, on
Tuesday Kennedy Bell. a clergyman Of the
| established church. was brought up a prisoner
charged with assaulting two young women in
the compartments Of railway carriages. Bel
has been clergyman in good standing. He i
married and has three children and the charges
against him have excited the greatest astonish.
ment among those who have attended his
ministrAtions.
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Yesterday Racing at Grav.,e,d.

First race, 81 furlongs-Dr. Hasbrouck
first. Correction second, Trinity third Time,
1.07A.
Second race, I Lie miles-Harlem irst,
Reckon second, Nadro third. Time, l.50.
second, Sir Arthur third. Time, Lax.
Fourth race, Brookdale handicap, TX miles
Major Domo first, Russell second, Longstreet
third. Time, 1.5i.
Fifth race, u mile-Ethie colt hrst, waraw
second, Lswless third. Time, LOS
Sixth race, q mile--vardee FIRST, Dalsyrian
second, Flayila third. Time, I.Slk.
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STRIKE OF GRANITE WORKERS.
Il Brings to standstin Work Of the Build.
Ing Trades.

The great strike in the granite trade began in
New York on Monday promptly on time. The
immediate effect in that city was practically TO
bring to n standstill all building operations.
with menace Of still more far-reaching effects.
Many other trades will undoubtedly be infiu-
enced IL the struggle is protracted Striking
committees were sent out at dAybreak by the
executive committee with orders To investigate
every Job, no matter how small. in the city. and
IL single stone shall be found to come from
the blacklisted quarries to order out every
stoneworker on the building. A feet Of fully a
dozen barges laden with Objectionable stone is
anchored in the harbor. The barges are unable
TO move up to the wharves because Of the
demurrage they would have to pay while war;
ing To be unloaded. D. :. -'a.
Pckets Of the granite cutters will watch every
boatload Of stone that is brought to the city.
and in every case where it comes from quarry
In the combination workmen viii be warned no,
TO handle IT, The walking delegates OF the
Building Trades Union have ordered the en-
gineers and derrick men To be called out on all
buildings, both in New York and other cities
On which the stone workers have struck
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
i knAD SiREEr BErMEEN WASHINGTON

l. n "
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
ROAD STREET BETWEEN MkSHTNgTOS
NpthA SlRtEI AND CONGRESS- t3l-tD STREE II
LMfkONED Bl LARGE BRICK DwELIINIil
WEST WARRINGTON, u. a.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded I'm rih.v
40 3l" folio ~ 81 seq. the land rsr,,ls n
the ID strict ~ Columbia. will i'm from, Of the
lfeinls,s on II ksDAI, THE TWENTY Fol RITZ
DAn Oh MAY, A. ID. 1882, AT HALF PAST FOUR
U.Lo,k 7. ". all the following described real e--
tsts ana premises situate lying and being in the city
OF Georgrtown in the District Of Columbia known
and DESIGNATED all that lot in B.Ails addition %
said Georgetown, described as follows: Be.lnninS
fr the same at the northwest Of the property
FORMERLY belonging 10 John Carter and aft.rward 20
West With said Road street hundred and seventy
nine q sD feet more less fourteen a a. fsf
alley then southerly with the east line OF said alley
anu WITH the property formerly belonging Bsnla-
MN Darby ana aft.rward 20 Robert T. Dodge D. fhs
property formerly BELONGING John r. Carter th.i,s
east with the north line the property OF said arrS
ad The property formerly belonging John Chandler
smith To the line Of the property of said Henry
H. Cooke and thence with said line about hundred
ana ten ,Zol fet TO the beginning. together with all
rlxhts lrlNiieres and aIpurtenances to the same b.
NnZllik OF IN any Wise apiertaning.
Terms Of sale Onethird of purchase money in cash
balance IN equal nstallments one and tNn vears
NOTES 70 oe given bearing er interest frnm Cav
o. sale payable elniannually and Ia be secured ~
purchaser deposit uf 500 required time ~ sale
ConNeyancng, &c. at purchasers cost Terms N sale
70 be complied with in fifteen days from day Of sale
Otherwlse the trustees Reserve the riht resell
property at the risk and cost Of the defaulting ur.
chaser after hve days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published IN Washington d. q
JAMES A. BATES, e..
my!'dSds DONALD q. STUART irus'ees
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Cleveland Dsleesass From California.

All Of the California district delegates
who were elected Tuesday night are Cleve-
land men. The first, second and nth district
conventions adopted resolutions indorsing
Cleveland and insfructing delegates TO vote for
his nomination. The Cleveland men promise
to make q warm Fight In the state convention,
today unless the platform supports him for
President In the most uneQuivocal manner.
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PhiladelphiA's Tribute to Ex- Minister Smith.
Few such notable companies have assembled
in Philadelphia as that which last night well
coined home Charles Emory Smith after his
absence of two years a. minister to Russia, with
u banquet at the Bellevue. Every interest Of
Philadelphia had eminently fit representative
bench and bar manufacturers and commerce,
trunk line and street railroads, politics and
Journalists. II was reunion Of fellow citizens
Of whom not only the guest Of the evening, but
Philadelphia, might well be proud. The large
banqueting room presented Q most attractive
scene when the guests were all seated, shortly
after o'clock. The menu was thoroughly en-
joyed and for nearly two hours bright chatter
and hearty laughter accompanied the music Of
the silver and china.
Ateo'clock Chairman Macveagh in . neat
duced Charles Emory Smith, who made the
speech OF the evening. He was followed BY
Col acMichael and others.
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The following is report Of earnings and ex-
penses Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
April. 1892. compared with April, 1891 april,
1852. Appropriated: April, 1891, audited):
Earnings-lss1, 81 ,s4s, $40; 1882, t2,0Is, 7us;
increase. s75. 46s -F b.
Expenses-ls9l, 81, $50, ISL; 1854, 81, lsl. IA:
increase, si5o,s2s. Net-ls9l, ssh, tss; 1854,
eSS7 ,a34; decrease, S75,O5a y -
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RATcLIFFE. DARR co. Auctionesrs.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE Ann
STORE No. sOe SEVENTH STREET NORTH.

TRIsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BISdNESs PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND
WEST. -~
- By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed on the "a daV az Man
iSr. IN equity cause No. II, PTS wherein Annie Z.
Masee Is complainant and Richard W Moore 81 AL ara
defendants, the undersigned trustees will sell ON MON
Dhl, The TWENTY THIRD DAY OF MAY lHv,
Al ~ blIC AUCTION. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
IN ron 81 the premises, the south twenty feet aud
seven inches by depth IF seventy of original lot
fourteen l4), in square numbered four hundred ami
twenty nine t4,l. IN the city Of Washington. d. C.,
improved BY two-story brick building
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree are One
thr cash and the balance I'm two equal
pSyabie IN one and two years from the day Of
an cash al the option of the purchaser The deferred
ay n-fts 70 bear Interest AZ cent Ter cent Iep
annun and 20 be secured by a trust upsn The
roleirtN sold deposit Of two hundred and nifty dol
ars tSyO VIII be required at the time sale IN tha
terms Of sale not complied with within fn ,aye
from day OF sale the trustees the right resell
t property az the risk and cost of the
casr after nve days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington, D. q All
chaser. - - - >->~ 49,
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Front On OHIO AVENUE csc FEETl' A
tRnNT OF I'D tLET on 18TH STREET AND
NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY.
re ii. lNrs at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell In front
Of the premises. ~
LOTS ;. Il, lands SQUARE efn
Being about rWO-THIRDs of no en.ire s,,,sr, ,p nd
fronting on OHIO AVENUE. 18TH aud Ia, : TRFFiS
Nokl INVEST. A splendid location for large husi
ness. dwellings, factory. Nc.
Terms onethird cash. balance In one and two year.
AZ IS per cent per annuln payable semi annualv and
t. o secursd by deed Of trust ON property OF AFT cash.
on the property at time Of sale Convey a. AZ
purchasers cost Terms Ia he roalplied with in fifteen
days, otherwise resale at risk and Of efaul,in.
pur chaser after five days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington. ~ &.
nylHd&cs DCNCASSON BROS, Auctiun@ers
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wM IT. SHoLFs.
40 9Th It n. w.
my1o-dSds 4ifi ~ s. NV
ENITCH, tON AND BROWN kfAl. tslAIr
Il BROKERS'
,rn,.- 1906 q STREET NV

E'llIH, tOA AND Brown. kEAl tslAIE
Il BROKERS'
- 1906 q STREET.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE C0RNER OF 80 kND A
snkEETs Sc, OPPOSITE THE NEW CON
GRf-SsIoNAL LIBRARY
BY virtue ot certain deed II trust bearing date De-
r.nl,er a. lhS.. and recorded Iibar No I.sei folio
20 81 seq Of the land records Of the District IL Co
iu,nhia, and At the request Of the parfy secured
thereby we Will sell at public auction in Of the
ITeinises. on THURSDAY, MAY TMENTl-SIXTH
lSfs. at HAl.f-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ the foi.
owine described real estate. situate in the city Of
Washington. District OF Columbia. wit: Lot NUM-
bered thirty tOl in A. Grants recorded Southwestern a
-qusie numbered seven hundred aud sixty (7O 'front.'
ng twenty cs0l feet seven t1D inches "a" street
south vi "a depth Of one hundred and llO) fess
No. zoo street southeast
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase rnopev
and exllses of sale 10 be paid cash balance I'M one
and Two years. with interest at the rate Of u r-r cent
ler annuni. payable semi annually secured NV deed
o. trust On the property sold. all cash the option
% the purcbaser deposit Of 300 required tine
OF SAFE Terms 81 sale to be complied with within
seven days or the property will l at the
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost ~
JAMEsE, FlTCH.l ,-,,.,.u.
,,,-~-. CHAs. J. BELLS iru-'ees-
DUScASSoN BROS. Aurts. mvIi-oa
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nly3-eOd
FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucts, 6l2 st. n. W.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
HORSES. CARRIAGES HARNESS. ETC. AT
OUR AUCTION ROOMS AND IN OUR BAZAAR
Cl2 + STPEET NORTHWEST, ON SATURDAY.
MAiTWENTf-f1kST. 1Ssl. at TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ,
EMBRACING IN PART
Handsome New Parlor Furniture. to I've sold without
reserve: number of Lounges urho.s,"red in plash
Two Bel Lounges variety of Chandler Furniture in
suites of walnut oak and ash with number Of odd
pieces FodlnE Beds. W "; NJ rms. Hair and other
Mattresses, BJ'stcrs AMI Pillows Dining Room Fur
nture in Extension Tables, Sidcboars. Crockery and
Glass Ware G. =. and other Chairs Office Furniture
Two Mahogany and other Desks. Rev. Chairs &c. /:
Kitchen Requisites, consignment of lot Of Brussels
and other Car, cts. aDCu. Twenty Rolls of Mating
Heating and Cooking S.uvcs
ALSO,
AT TWELVE OCI OCK,
Thoroughbred stallion aud several other Horses Car
riagts. Blqxis Harness, g..
my l9-2t THOMAS BOWLING son. aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOSlORROW,
TOMORROW.
WEEks CO., Auctioueers
w G}1 Louisiana ave-.
Opp. City Post Office.
RETAILERS STOCK AT AUCTION,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS.
FRIDAY. MAY TWENTIETH Ceo). AT TEN
O'CLOCK An.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS.

ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS, CANBRICs
FLANNELS. HOSIERY. CORSETS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS. RIBBONS. EMBROIDERIES. SPOOL,
SILK. LACES. COTTON CASES SHOW Asses
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR, WHITE
SHIRTS, TOWELS. LINENS. COLLARS
CLARk'S COTTONS. RUBBER COATS, CAL
ICOS, &c, &c. nylS-ot
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I ATINER SLOAN, Aurtioneers. 14O7 q ST.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRCSTEES' BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On SECOND STREET BETWEEN
GAND STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue of "A dec. of trust dated the lst day o..
Anil, 1892. and daily recorded in Liber 1896 folio
4e9 etsel one of the land records Of the District of
Columbia and az the request uf the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustees will sel ~ pn,i.
auction in front OF tine =. einises III FRIDAY, MAY
TWENTi-SEk ENrH. 1872. 1T FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ tie south lart i"t Is in the ixnal snbdivi-
sion OF Square .bS1. lSNit. running back public
alley anu improved Ivy 4 .wostory pressed-Drck
house. with seven and bath, located the west
side OF ID stieet between Il and streets southwest
All conveyance and iecu ding AZ Purchasers cos..
300 de at the time Of sale. Terms made
Known at sale. JOHN o. JOHNSON
K. A. MORRISON.
lnylI-iiStls Trustees.
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& BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER
~ WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF THIRTY-FIvE HEAD OF
60, HORSES AND MARES.
, Viii be sold at the Blzaar. No. $40 Lpnsians avenue
SATukDAl MORNING. MAY TWENTY FIRST. at
TEN O'CLOCK. Thirty five Head Of Horses and Mares
aiuong the lot work horses, drivers and nurses and
mares to suit all kinds of business. and should com
inrnd the attention of buyers, Sale rereinp,ory.
, One New Dayton Wagon, Two New Bugges. Two
Second, hand Daytons. Fifteen Secondhand Car
riages Wagons. Buggies, Phaetors Harness. &c.
myl92t T. BENSINGER Auctioneor
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THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucts., 81 T. St. NV
kvhsTE T HEFWEfks LOT Ksp Oh sNEkT
On TUESDAY: MAY TWENTY FOURTH. 1892. at
FIsh ot M snt In 'Pt Of t
inch, on the west side OF Delaware by depth
Terms: One,.hira cash. balance in one and two
yeas with inter St at per cent secured hy deed Of
rhasr des q 600 required at G tiia D se saIe
s rSs AZ" THoMSS Do III soS ASes
r .ATIMER L SLOAN. Auctioneers 14o1 q street
LfsF skR sfH II SE sSFSS
h 1872 iAtSFPsh ri III EJ1k
sK9o SNTIB GGsfSrs IF EsE B BSN
E EshEs c 81 so5 SR f MIL
HANDSOME pARLoR s ftiiH SEPARATE PIECES
SF SE sSTR tEE
PfSSifSf SRSIsh e
SMYRNA AND JAPANk ,is6 SUGs AND CARPETS.
ONE SUPERIOR Jacobs BRoTHEEs' UPRIGHT
i M sEYS EEffp rp II St EEEEEE 2EPhR
sEiApSE, SEVERAL oTHEk fine STEEL EN- Il
ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. IN PER
"a Eyfh YD nrf
gaGssf,fs AND INGRAM CARPETS
WASUT AND ofhEk prNfSa TAsIEs
S fHISf hAh fdhss s NSSf: &c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
3 3EE HAN IM pAkK PIHAEI2N IN PERFECT
SfoH SoSfE IN YER fEf,h sS SooSsbifioSI '''A-
r EEHGt TS " " XAE3Es KEipS BY GOOD
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AUCTION SALES.
TEfsTEEsp sAa 5Ff fisRT Il NJ EEs 81 ESIs
FTrt RE NAYS

IN Hspnn Hprf PARK IN NH III : i,sf.st Al
COLI 'MBiA. VI
BY NiTtus - sess ~ trust q Mtliian, A. t;,riau
and =. Hul-u nth Gordon dated Atii IA iuS- II
Tr'urtl IN ne- 10 liu "A, & IN, lani 49,, ia to
tic h-ffiri ~ Cornids IA 'lrr a.fi - frr,.s "a
william A ofd ~ dated NoVsn-sg - tSSy an 4 -
CORDED IA "a srr ~ folio .hS1 y! said Land f,,,ri.
MhDNEsDAh, fhE lieu al Dan 90 lTNE. An
ISL. Al flAt oNi'y,h u ~. All that t,ar,,el q
ground In the District az 'olufnia known n,,r,
l-rsd niue CD IN the sul-litisi'sn knawn a. 's.e.i
Hove Park. pcorei in the tfhee ri tie .ur,e,-e
log the DiStrkt of Columbia.
Terms q; sale: Onc-thirl cs~h. balanc. ~ one ana
two yeaf> With ut cent inte'ssf frain dAN 81 .aia
"a, able sul-anuueiN, se.urcd uIsn SID r,,riy 20
~ casa AZ Tire otiou " The pun ha-,F d..ts.it ~
cntiinV - luFchss~rs n 81 sale ~. a 4
co3iIcd With In week fflin DAY sale tn. tfr.-
faultine purchss.f.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
HOLDSNORrH GORDON. Tui.fsa
mylNhkds 3elf - n Mashff@f a.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO. Auctioneer.

On SATukDAl MORNING. NAY TWENTY FIRST
r rs at ~ ff bS, SHrLoTk WI sch the auction
Avenue a,,,1a northwest. Two Trunks and One Guest
All parties interested will please take notice
nN1S-N GEORGE
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X hlOAirIE DARN q w., Anc's., S-U aaVn NV.
,wEtL:KEPr HQUsEBoLD,
vrrx,tH Rf piSsi ~ i SEatLAR
AsB bT IiiIis,! hII ilE SfFa'
ELEe MI aces 9fYsH n % %yE
SATURDAY MonX Y} stSs NAY NJ 4wHfNMTY.y1Rsr.
1.hi. sale contains wa.nl;. Cherry. Oak, Ash and
S s csa ss ,s ami od i,s msnT Mar
ast Ns Ta arST s,ss sk '9:s bat i%T tine
Bent wood and other DhinE, cnaiis, Library fnrni-
sn' Toilet mS:e Sink and \ HI, Mattress new
and Oh fsHns kls.LSn and
NATIONAL S SAafb BASf Er Ii Perfect 0'as'
Age Esr1 Hghsa rV RSs6s e. a
wESrnSS SSSBs Nsr 81 81 ACCOUNT
myl9-2t Auci..
nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucs.. 9th and s;s NV
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF yALUABIE IMPROVED
SR hEStTUASD EfaHrEESfhf sr HHsEN
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trus. to u.s. bearing
asis ostSSe, b 1881. and duly recorded in fiSer
s d and at G sha ses. sSs
FHEsfH SF ssY s Il ST
0GLoCKP the following described parcel Of land.
sis and being nanberea 800 in square numSered
d aeS . q % f 1 ssg
NTH NTH the Ss CONSISTING Of
be dsaea nS TWO
In sa sTG s "a
S oa hs md
essS OPTION dsoss q 500 viii ii Sc Sc
sas sns
piled with In ten days from day Of sale. otRerwise
the
NE TEIBsat65sss sfSS::JI Trustees.
my3eod 500 9Th st. w.
rH,r1n.v A IN sS SALE Is POSTPONED TO
place ',o,. u I L EEip5atobSsssfFS9SS Trustees.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts 9Th and D sts n
PEREMPToRY SALE OF LARGE NUMBER OF
BUILDlNGs. LOCATED IN SQUARES
BOUNDED BY TWELFTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS AND Ma
RYLAND AVENUE AND
~ DISTRICT SOUTH
WEST.
On MONDAY, NAY TwENTY-THIRD 1892 com.
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We viii sell ct
public auction, in front Of the premSes 70 the hig-
est bidder. al the buidings located In the squares
bounded by Twelfth and Fourteenth streets and Mary
Isi9Oyed within thirty days; sale 70 contaas fom DAY
Terms caah. DUNCANsON BROS,
my10sh Auctioueefs.
p4IwwEEPgRS2KEE's AuGTI2N w3M A0NDAY
PAST SEVEN ?. shall sell q pubic auction q
ciudinE Watches kiass. Ciothins e. fsrties inter
ssted wfli please take notice. GEO. \. McAuLEY.
1ATcLIFyE. DARR CO.. Auets. myis5s;
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TRpTSTE ET; rs, SALE OF VALUABLE yNIMpRoyEp
NEAR ITS JUNCTION WITH FOIRTEENTH
myl7-eosr S NJ bs n sFT6iKsry Trustee.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucts.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON j. Strict BETWEEN TWENTY
First AND TwENTY-sECOND STREETS

IL ATCLlfFE, DARR CO., Aucts.
TRqsTEEg SALE OF a VALUABLE BUILDING
1%sH Akp sffNE fEsEES5SS E EThREHs
By i T5pP s 4 sS Of trust Only recorded in ssr
for the District Of Columbia ana at the request Of The
parties secured thereby, we. the UNDERSIGNED irus-
pubic auetion on MONDAY rWESTY iHiiii
DAY of MAY; AID. lssr,. at 2o'CLock 7. the fol;
as lot aty-tWS sd. in sarah and Al aenr s PetInrys
subdiyison Of the M feet Of lot numbered seven
ssd subdi is recorded in BOOK a. folio III q
The records % the surveyors cfce Of the District Of
priyeses and apnIrtenan.cs to the same belonging
Terms oneSrd casa ths rsidue IN one and two
M1h m Bs e ; Sn the
deposit Of goo required upon acceptance Of bid II
from the day Of sale The trustees reserve the night
resell the Properly at the risk and cost 81 the default
resale in sosne newspaper published in wsshinstsl,
z an conveyancing and recording at the cost OF
s sES 3 :. R REETf Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. tiia St. n.
PEREMyToRY SALE oE yALgAgLE REsIpEscE
oF THIRD AND NJ sTKEETs NORTHWEST.
oNUMBEREp 800 u SWEET. ~ .r,~vxrv
THIRD. isf., Ar HALF:pAsT FIVE O'CLOCK r
FRoNTfNG 81 re On N STREET
And . ss Ssn sss .l nSuss
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We will offer for SALE m ffnu, rf tho .,-nm,ses m,
WM,hID9NIEsfSpAl; NAY rwLNrH-FIFTH - ALI
.,. ~ 80, N y VI parts u lots ii and u,
suare Ill. with improve nlents theraan consisting M
an.w thrce- story and haSemUat hrirk housr. nov
under rental At $50 pe- month. HOUSE il handsomely
hhshed VITA al modern appliances. tri set far
macs electro bells. Nosien mantes filing laundry
appliances and Is parert Throughout Is,t !. sD f-t
front and runs back 10 large alley
Terms OF sale One-ihr one fourth cash haia,c,
IN ne Two ana tllr'e A"srS at Iser 500 down
q time of sale Terms 90 be COMPLIED with In 6fte.n
day from day of sale. RADCLIFFE DARR a CO
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AUCTION SALES.
FrTIRF DAVIS.

X ATcLIFFE, DARR CO. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE ELEVEN ROOM
BRICK HOUSE ON TWELFTH STREET
NORTHWEST. No. 1908. OPPOSITE IOWA