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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
The Nomination of Mr.. Coolidge.

1t is extremely probable that when the Sem
ate next goes into executive session there will
be one discussion on the nomination of T. JEFF
ferson Coolidge of Boston, who has been
named as minister to France. The opposition
is said TO have originated with Senators
Stewart, Teller and Morgan, and the point Is
made that it would be automatically improper
to send monometalist to represent the
United States in q bi-metallic country. Mr.
Coolidge was a delegate to the pan-Ameri-
can conference and in financial debate in
the sessions of that body put himself on record
on the gold side of finance. There are but few
members OF the Senate who are really interested
In the nomination. Democrats are
rather inclined to be fractions because MIR.
Coolidge left the democratic party such q
short time ago; republicans do not like the
nomination very much because they claim Mr.
Coolidge has not been republican long enough
to give him any well-founded claim to such an
important appointment. There is. however,
no question but that Mr.. Coolidge will be con-
firmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
An Alleged Libel Shit.

Secretary Noble is in st. Louis and expects to
return the latter part of the week. In his alb
senee there is no one that can speak positively US
to the truth of the published statement
that while in New York recently at
tending the Grant monument ceremonies he
was served with notice of libel suit brought
against him by W. A. Lapham, who was form
erly chief Of the stationery division. 1t is
taken. it is private affair, there would be
no official record made of it,
1t is believed that the suit is based on cir
cular issued by the Secretary under date Of
March IS. its proposed bidders for stationery
supplies for the department cautioning them
against any interference on the part Of Mr..
Lapham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

Mr.. George III. Apperson, who for some years
was connected with the Washington bureau Of
the st. Louis GLobe-Democrat, and who has re-
Gently beena toiler here for the Chicago Her.
aid, expects to leave the city Oh Thursday for
ST. Louis.
On Monday next he will formally take charge
Of the st. Louis star Sayings, the afternoon
republican daily Of the village on the Missis-
sippi. host of the newspaper men in this
city are sorry he is going, but as he
will be managing editor of a paper in which he
has large financial interest, no one is wasting
any fearful sympathy over him.
I'VE are going to do several things of impor-
lance in Missouri this fall" said Mr.. Apperson
to STAR reporter this afternoon. but the most
important of these happenings will be the cleo
non of Maj. Warner as governor. 1t is going
to be done sure enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
NEW ALExASDRIA.-Wa;eh for announcements.
-Adcs.
Combinations.


The Senate, in executive session, has con-
Armed the following nominations: Richard
Lambert Of California, L. 5. consul at Mazat-
Ian; Nathan D. Murphy. governor Of Arizona;
J. r. Puryear, surveyor of customs at Paducah.
Ky; J. G.. Lyon, receiver public moneys at
Seattle, Washington.
Postmasters: Msssachusetts-C W. Ellison.
Melro-e. Pennsylvania r. Bland Birds
boro; II. c. Warfel. Phelpsburg. New jersey
w. D. Labogh, HackeEsaek. South Carolina
Z j. Sawyer. Bennettsville. Florida-J E.
Davidson, Quincy. Hlinois-D. ". Turvey.
Harvey. Missouri. I. Fountain, Carter
vile; j. Ii. Sayler. Hopkins. Ninnesota-Aw
Sheets. Long Prairie. California-Wm. Ingram
Lincoln New Mexico-C. Il. Eddy, Eddy.
Washington-E. G.. Pendle,on, Sprague.
Lieut.. Col John c. Bates, twelfth infantry
to be colonel; Maj Evan Miles. twenty-fifth in
fsntry, lieutenant colonel; Capt. Chambers Me-
kibben. fifteenth infantry. major; First Iieuts.
Thos- +. Davis, fifteenth infantry. and ID. II
Brush, seventeenth infantry. captains; Second
Lieuts- :. E. Smiley. eighth infantry and d. H.
Devore, twenty-third infantry, to be first lieu
tenants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
Dealing OH Margins Not Gambling.

Judge Mitchell in Philadelphia yesterday de-
elared it as the judgment of the Supreme Court
that plaintiff specializing on margins" was
entitled to recover his original deposit and de-
clared that buying on margins was not necessar-
lily gambling. Thus he said. one might buy
money from and borrow from b the money to
pay for it, pledging the stock security for the
stock. Hence he might borrow from his
broker, or in other words the broker might
carry the stock for him on q margin.
IL delivery was not part of the purchase then
the transaction was mere waiver in the rise
and fail of prices, but if there was in good faith
purchase. delivery might be postponed or
made to depend upon a future condition and
the stock carried ON margins or otherwise in
the meanwhile without affecting the legality Of
the transaction.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
2 T LUCAS. Auctionser.
II. -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust one Of said deed.
being dated on the ia day q June. 1891. and re-
Svraed among the land records Of Alexandrla county
va In Liner 1. No. 4, folio 2ss aud the other dated
August q. 1891 aud Of record scn. the land records
q said county in Libsr L. No. g. folio il2 and by
oifscuon OF the party secured thereby. the under
ssnss, will offer for sale a. public auction on the
county. Va. at fIvE O'CLOCK y 81. ON Thurs
DAY. NAY TWELFTH. 1852. the following dcscriOs.d
real estate and improvements th-reon.
All that 10, OF yround situated in Alexandria county
va which said lot OF ground numbered four az Is
art1f the division OF Gre r'ynal tract land known
e. Rock Hili' Port Bennst and de.crloet as toll
.Sss viz; Beginning tor the At Il, stone in
s center OF the outlet road thirty feet Videl ana
fnniy tnsncs perth sYhtytso degrees and thirty
seven hundred chains 81 ch 20 H. stone IN
The center " ss:d road and the southeast corner ~ of
nnlnbered three CD thence north eight desree, and
FORTY I'VE minutes 70 de- A. min. nine stntyryc
nnndrsdths chains 90. u Oh. TO 20. stone On TIE
fotoae river side. being the northeast corner af ssd
iot hu!ntsrsd three I'D, thcacc south a:tynine e-
fsss (as dsS east four and seven hundredths
river and the northwest corner lot numbered I'VE
lol THENCE south twelve degrees and forty-tye min.
utes ~ dag and A. mln.l wet eight aud ten hum
oftdihs chains Is 10 CHI IA the place Of bcylDpnx
CONTAINING three acres and thirty polss (SA. 3C.D
Terms OF sale Casb TO = sum sufhcient 80 r,.x
The amounts secured by said deeds trust and II
COS, and expenses attending said trusU. The r.idu.
o. me purchase money 70 be credit OF six twelve
And Eighteen months In equal instslInenS evidenced
me day OF sale and secured by devd tr,is, upon
chaser. JOSEPH cox
my1-4rs TTus,s.
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THoNAS BOWLING & son, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES sALEo vALUABLE CORNER LOTS


Under and by virtue Of certain deed OF trust bear
i2k date September %. lS9l and recorded in Iiber
l60 folio isJ Of seq. Of the land records of tue
District of Columbia and al the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will, on
FkipAr. the THIRTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1872.
Five O'CLOCK Z. ". at public auction. in front If
the premises sell the following described real
si.uste in the county of Washington, District Co
luInbis- 10 wit: Lot eighteen 1S) IN B. r. Ngtrous
subdivision Q: lots in block seven t In Trinidad
recorded in County Book page >. in the surveyors
t tsnded by 20 feet on s.rset And Immediately
thirtythree Ct) feet front 18th street extended
Of lot twentysix C6 in said subdivision by depth Of
10 feet said part OF lot being corner of
and lth streets extended. Tenfoot alley the
Of both Of said lots.
Terms: one-third Of purchsse money in cash when
the sale IS closed and the balance equal INSTALL
nients al one and two years secured by the proissory
notes Of tile purchaser and deed Of the prem
ises sold or all cash, At the purchs option de-
post OF SlCO required each lot the day of sale
Sale 70 be closed within fifteen days from the day Of
sails or the trustee the right resell the
cost and risk Of dsfaultng purchaser All Conveyance
ing and recording At purchasers cost.
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
myo-dSds once AZ Louisiana n. w.
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THos. Z. wAaGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionser

STORY BQICK DWELLING, No. AS FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST, And OF LOT ON DEL
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No 1875 folio Sl4 ct Of the land records Of tbs
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
thereby secured. We will sell st public suction,
T%ELfTH; ISL, = HHLF-PAsT FTvI O'CLOCK
subdivision Of lots =, and part Of l. in square U3s
stated
Terms: Ons-third cash. Of which a deposit Of &10o
must be at time sale, and the balance
equal nstallncnt In six. twelve and ighteen months
for which the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
from cay 81 sale, and secured by deed of trust
purchaser. term. are not complied with in hftecn
days from sale the trustees the right
SAID property at the risk and OF autn pur
chaser after eight days advertisement The Evening
Star. All ccnvsyAncing and recording purchasers
cost. THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, r,.
mo ". PILLING. ! truseos'
L. T. WAGGAAAN. Auct. ap3O-d&ds
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Bids for Condemned Vessels.

Bids were opened at the Navy Department
yesterday for the sale Of five naval vessels re-
Gently condemned. The highest bids we're as
follows: Galena. Edwd. ]. Butler, Boston,
Sl3, l3l; Cohasset, ]. L. Snow, Cohas-
set, Me-, SS25; Intrepid, Matthew
Gill. jr., Philadelphia, S2,253; Wyoming, Edw
j. Butler, Sl1, 81. No bids were received for
the Speedwell, the appraised value of which is
$1,000. All the bids mentioned are in excess of
the appraised value of the vessels.
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GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct., 1916 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-

BY virtue Of certain deed OF dated on the 10th
das of March, lSG and recorded in Liber STA folio
20 ct one Of the land records for the District Of
COLUMBIA. aud by decree % the Supreme Court o. the
DISTRICT Of Columbia passed in equity cause No 1919
FRIDAY. THE TnIRTEESTH DAY OF NAY.
lsFS. at 1--WE O'CLOCK I. NJ. the following de.
scrbed progsrty, sifusts ia the city OF washins
District OF Columbia, wit All OF lot numbered three
go and part o. lot numbered C2) in square mum
bsred tell hundred and hfty-two Q051l. begiuuing
FOR the same l4th street cast at point tweuty
feet north OF the division line between lots aud
two IN said square and running thence no-tbeTly
hundred ana four feet by and with the said l4treet
TO the division line between lots three and IN said
square thence -astery one hundred and twenty fest
thence souEerly eighty and eleven inc hes
oy ana with the division line between lots s. 4 and
10 tennessee avenue; thence sou;hwestery one hun
dred aud fourteen feet and i've inches by aud with
said tennessee avenue thence no-tlwestery seventy
tnree feet seven inches; thence westerly
feet and seven inches TO the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: One third each and the balance In
and two y2) years with interest at the rate Of SIX
(ol per cennr per annum. payable semi annually aud
secured by deed OF trust On TIE property sid all
cash. At the option of the purchaser 500 deposit at
time Of sale AL conveyancns and recording al pur-
ciAsers cost Terms to be complied with in days
or the property will be r-sold at the and o. e
fsultng purchaser. after ve days Reimbursement
The Evening Star.
JAMES E. PADGETT. Trustee.
,, CHARLES H. NoULToS. Trqs.se.
nIy2-d&ds III Sth st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
The GERM THEORY

Shows that all epidemic. endemic and contagious dis
eases Produced by minute injecting germs or mi
erbes peculiar to each disease. which the sys-
tenn II being ell-settlsd fact that any remedy
which would kill the germ or microbe would destroy
the life of the patient has been found that force
out these Is the only safe relief from their
In this way swift's Specific has for 90 years
been curing blood and skin diseases forces out the
microbes through the Of the skin and sends
ont the POISON which thsy mag have left. and the pa
tient Is cured.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
Atlanta. os.
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RATCLIFFE. DARE I CO.. Auctioneer..
IL
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MISSOURI AVENCE Be
TWEEN THIRD AND FoUR-tNp-A-HALF

n
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed the 21st day OF No.
Selnbtr, A. D. IS9l IN equity cause 1898, docket fl
wherein Susie g. White is complainant and Sainuei l.
Phillips ct al are defendants the undersigned
s sss T osss for SSe h pTbc 1 frop
DAY OF MAY. 1882. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ all those pieces parcels Of land lying aud
being In the city Of Washington in the District
luilcla known as the westernmoSt twenty-five (.,5D
feet OF lot numbered six go and the east half OF
nuoered seven 90 IN square or reservation lettered
A" beginning for said parts of lots at u point ON
Missouri avenue distant twenty-foCr feet and six
inches ca IT, in.) east from the west line of said
lot seven al and the east line Of twenty C20) foot
alley the said point of beginning being the Of
nerterly and ut right angles with Missouri avenue in
a line parallel with said alley hundred and Ave feet
and four inches (lOo IT. in. }: thence westerly
parallel to Missouri avenue two feet and two inches
ct In }; thence northerly with said alley twenty
two feet and two inches r.! It. and in. TO public
ono feet and eight inches (ol IT. and in thence
southsrly in line parallel with the FIRST line and
right angles with Missouri avenue hundred and
twenty seven feet and we inches U2S IT. and in to
said avenue. and thence westerly with said avenue
forty feet and six inches (lo IT, and In TO the
place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are Ono
third cash the balance in two equal nstallmsnts pay
able At one Cd and two CD years from the date OF sale
with interest at the rate OF six (b per
secured by deed OF trust upon the promises Sold all
cash. At the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of
Terms to be complied with In fifteen days from the
day Of sale the trustee right to resell
at tho risk and cost OF defaultiny purchaser All
'syaTcinTi rseording &C. Ct cyst OF the purchaser.
C. A. BRAEDENBURG, Trustee ALI 9TH st. NV
inyG-dGds
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.


sE 81
T0R sGBDiyIsI6Ny Isl TESkfLTfo wN, C.,
As'k il ER5sf 81 HaaA biESE IS
Queen. Ia,s q Sc Dis,s,s. = SslanSIs a:ss,::t
aS oo Il NV VII o 4: s1
.ss following Ss.crb.d real estate eeSt .sS.ssd IN
the county of Wilmington. District OF ColumbisI at
s% SSESs1 Day A.
15s aa Sas AIs ssrs
& s.s ss
By SSseSss:a II e.
f fe1;a g; Of SAD P.i; Coisss No. $50
ence Is hereby had and made Improved by . frame
ha f5n a1a This
road lust perth Intersection of said roads at Tsnsy
a As 80 On %cH f9s 'aP' Day " HALPpasT FouR
that shs Dsss or or q SrSaad ma ns
Friendship containing eisG, acres. nore or ies.
By ..d samne " oaeep
81. his lifetime to annie raton BY deed rssSrdsd IN
samuel W Queen by jonathan Bucinlan By deed re-
$50 which reference hereby had and ade i Tsis
property has front Rockville turnpike and also ON
town, d. c.
All Of the above described property being portion
OF the real estate OF which the said Samuel Queen died
seized and Possessed.
Terms Of sale Tor each OF the pieces OF property:
ne-third b5) OF the purchase money in cash. one
third one year and third IS in two yess
from The day OF sale all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser Deferred payments TO be secured by deed
trust upon the real estate sold and to draw interest
a. per ceutuin per anhun. Five hundred $500
i oe required OF the purchasers on each ot
sale Of the SANE aud IL the purchaser purchasers
snail lal TO comply with the terms of sale within
days after said sale the undersigned the riyh;
10 resell at the risk and cost Of the defautin pur-
chaser's cost. ANN W QUEEN
ELscutriN under the last will and Of Samuel
Queen deceased.
For further information and plat of above pieces of
property inquire OF CHAPLIN BROWN,
al, ~ 90, Attorney for Esecutrix.
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Ar.mpor.rilv Corree, Silver Dollar

Mr.. Coekrell introduced, by request of for
mer citizen Of Missouri. now a resident Of
Washington, bill ''for the free and unlimited
coinage Of temporarily correct silver dollar, y
and il was referred to the finance committee
The purport Of the bill is to have the President
designate every year the amount Of silver
equivalent in market value to the gold dollar
and to have silver dollars minted at that rate
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auct., e12 st.

-
THE NoRTH SIDE Of STREET STREE II BE Nv IN
TWENTY-FOURTH AND TWENTY-FIFTH
sTsEEIs, NEAR THE UNITED STATES Oh
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed IA equity cause No.
11lO tMc6i axt Wttherow &C al. J. will offer for
ssls a. Eppc suetion IN front q the Iremsss
M that desirable building lot known As the west
twenty nye I'D :est 'front.' extending back that width
ninety tl feet three CD inches to the rear line
thereof OF original lot two ca in the square nnm-
said District. ''' ~
Terms Of sae One-fourth in cash the day Of sale
or within seven days thereafter the residue In three
EQUAL tRsynsnts IN ak twelve and siyhteen months
chaser 70 be given therefore, bearing six psr cent In
tsrsst from day Of sae all cash. ct the option Of
Enoie 81 the purhsss money and interest = paid.
terms Of sale right Is reserved to resell Il Sis rst Nd
cost olOQ deposit ON acceptance Of bid All convey
JAMES Z: EDWARDS. '
500 6th st. NV.
. !. q. XIMRALL, Z 1russsee.
spSosedAds l3Al "a. NV.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aaction.er..
1w 1wE THESE sr9Ry y.F RREfK BAY WINDOW

TWO THREE STORY BRICK BAY WINDOW
DWELLINGS, NUMBERED 3J2 AND 35i c
On THCRsDAY AFTERNOON, NAY TWELFTH.
isgs At HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, we viii sell,
LOIS AND .. SQUARE 7s2.
nearly NEW BRICE DWETLINSS EAYiWfSnSwy
rEESS. BRICK FRONTS. MODERN CoSgES.
aESCEs one OF the beet locations northeast NEAR u.
3, Capitol and new library buiilily.
Terms: *. 800 70 remain years at per cent per
anuum from April lsyl balance o. purchase iucney
sssa Adspos:t OF 600 required house az tu.
OF safe Conyeyancipg, &c. ~ purchasers cost Terms
70 Us compsd with in hf,esn days oterwls righ' re-
served to rsss a. risk and cost u detsung
after nve days Advertisement such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington, D c.
lnyI-d6ds T. I. KAISER, Attorney.
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Census Once Investigation.

Thursday next the census subcommittee ap-
pointed 10 investigate the charges against the
census Office will formally begin its work.
Several witnesses, including Representative
Anderson (who prepared the resolution under
which the committee Is aeting) and Representa-
tive ReybJrn Of Pennsylvania. will be asked to
appear before the committee on that day.
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ASSIGNKE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
By virtue OF the powers in vested under . certain
deed hearing date the ID day OF May lsy will scl
at public suction, on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH
in front Of the premises the following desribed real
IL the city OF Di.riet Of Columbia
story rr.sssd brick dwelling No. l7i5 18th nv.
provements. Can BE- used - . store stable for two
horses and Two vehicles on rear OF lot.
Terms Of sale; Propesty h sold subject 70 trusts
amounting 10 e5.275. which can DO paid OF or as
sumsi BY purchaser balance cash A deposit OF sIOu
- ? must Be complied with within ten days other
property at the risk OF the defaultng purchassr All
conye yancing at cost of purchaser
JAMES II. TAYLOR. Assignee.
myo-dSds 6l3 18th Ut.
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DR0ioSAT.s FOR CLEANING ALIENS IN T.,ry

Il cities Of Washington aud c'eorV-iaWn D. G
OtsIce q; the Commissioners. ID. g Washington. Nav
8, lSl2.-Sealed IrUlsusas will L. rsoeNs.l ~ It's
office until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. MAY NINE
TENTH, 1892. for ~ rinking gvss.tinS anf caau-
ing the paved aud unpaNed IN the District q
Columbia during fiscal year 10 end Jane N ls,rl
Separate bids VIII be received ter cleaning tintav.d
alleys. Blank forms % rrprosal and ratiHns
can he obtained 4; this Office upNn HIli atm there
FOR. together with all Information and bids
upon these forms viii alone 10 considered The rirht
serNed to reet ANY and all bid q pArs ii bids
J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS. W. T. KOSSEII..
Commissioners ID. &. m,slta
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Killed by a Trolley Car.

An eight-year-old son of Eli Martin was killed
in Lancaster last evening by an electric car.
In attempting to cross the track in front of the
car he was knocked down and dragged some
distance. The wheels then passed over him,
crushing his skull and mangling his body and
limbs frightfully. He died in twenty minutes
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auct.onesrs.
TRUSTEES ST Ss SALE sr q yAIgAgIE sgLpSs
FRAME TENEMENT, no i5S L STREET,

ThUSIkkS SALE Oh VALUABLE BUILDING
L9TvS on STREET EoRTHWEsT NEAR
SSSE H. i tasssHG' s4arR Fl
BY virtue ofs certain decree passed the ead day
q April. p. 1882. by the Supreme Court Of the
District u COLUMBIA in cause No. 13s67. In equity.
wherein Charles Burgess and others complain
ants and Sarah E. Proctor others defendants
the - trustees will sell at public suction
in trout Of tho promises. on TUESDAY, the SEWN
T FIVE acI RSh Of Man x. is AT
Columbia. Known and described as lot num-
6ersd four ~ in the resoTdod subdivision Of orns.
lot numbered one %. in square numbered one hun
dred and sixtyone U6 less that part OF said
sub by decd from John Pretor and wife
the land records OF the District Of Columbia
Terms of sale prescribed by decree Ons-lhi-d cash
and tho balance in two equal inytallmens and
two Year, from day Of SALE with interest day
sale at The rate OF y por centun per snLuin. the
all cash, at purchasers option. deposit OF es0
Will be required at the time " sale II terms of sale
not complied with in from day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property the
chasers aftsr ave days notice IN The Evening str
newspsGer. All conveyanciny and recording ct tn
LOUIS = .sHUESAEEk,
!. rHoxfEsS i s 81 E;si & ". Trustees.
No. ALP 18th st. NV.
And In pursuance Of the decree above msptioned We
hereby give notice to Al crsdton q John Proctor 1s
ceased to nle their clatms against the said sohu pp
tor, dscessed. in this cause with the clsrk d ne
within tS:rty days ffom said i'm day Of Nay. 4 D.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
iay5-dkds J. THOMAS s0rHoR0N.S 1fas'ss-
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II
ORIGINAL S \, LOT ga 9 ANp 1 THE EASTERN HALE OF

UKIGINAL LII ND HE EASIEkN HALE OF
THIRD AID NSTKRETS NORTHEAST.
Ga AONDAH AFTEHS00N, MAY SIXTEENTH,
the PREMISE We shall sell ORIGINAL lot and the east
street. having front OF 80 feet by depth OF 40 81
inches and lot IL fronts street and has depth of
10 feet.
This property is located the corner Of 30 and
streets norhcast and where property il rapidly in
creasing III value.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months. with notes bearing interest and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sold All con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. 800
deposit Will be required each lot at time of sale
myol&ds lATIMER & SLOAN Auctioneers