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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING son, AUCTIoNEERs.

THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUCTIONEERs.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN.
PROVED BY THREE-STORY AND BACK
BUILDING BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1875 EAST
CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia in Equity Cause No.
1850 wherein Theodore Mosher and Others COM
planants and Lee b. Mosher is defendant shall sell
at public auction in front Of the premises at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. on SATURDAY. the
FOURTEENTH CAV of JANUARY Is, g. part Of
original lot fo,r (4) in square seven Hundred ami
twenty eight beginning the same sixteen 90
feet from the :heast corner Of said lot aud
running thence west fifteen Q5) feet eleven Ql)
inches, thence north one hundred and twenty-seven
Q2) feet EIGHT and onehah Cs,sD inches thence east
fifteen 81 feet eleven I'D inches and thence south
one HUNDRED and twen;y-seyen u21) fee eight and
proved by three-story and back building brick
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree onethird
cash and the balance in one and two years from day
Of sale with interest at the rste Of six centum
the urch to be given for deferred payments and
to be secured by deed Of tru property sold or All
the purchase money may be raid cash at Onion "a
purchaser. de- ost OF 500 will Be r-qufred al time
of sale. All conveyancing. notarfal fees and record
ing at purchasers cost terms Of sale are not COM
piled vii within ten days after day Of sale TIRE trs
tee the right to resell at risk ami cost of de-
fautink purchaser, after nv DAVIS advertisement
SAML- MADDOX. Trustee.
sinna
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON TWELFTH ATREET WEST
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH n
IHE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
second day Of june, D. issa and RECORDED in iabs.
No. 1885, folio 1873 ct seq one of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, We the undersigned, a.
trustees will 81 6 puplic spe'icn IN front q the
JANUARY. A. D. 1884, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. all that real estate situated in the
the south ten 90 feet Of lot numbered forty-eieht
4 by the depth thereof and also lots forty
nine, fifty nftyone and nftytwo. in square 276.
cordine to the subdivision of square BY the vesfry
of 81. Johns parish made by B. A. Lacey, attor 81
and treasurer, recorded In liber w. p folio l0o q
In. surveyors office Of the District Of Columbia to-
Gether with the improyements thereon.
ssory notes Of the purchaser With interest q per
cent Ter annum from the day Of sale viii b taken
secured BY deed Of trust upon the property, OF all
cash. ct the option OF the purchaser purchaser
deposit Of 900 viii be required Of the purchaser or
purchasers At the time Of sale All convsyancipg 81
= r sSst 10 q t ZEE sT 81 VII
trustees the right ese the property q the
cost and risk Of defsuting purchasers after ave days
advertisement Of guch resale IN nevspapsr II fhe
80 s''' y H15RisoN g. BARBOUR
1920 New York ave. 49,
WILLIAM J. MILLER I uustesA
80 Iouisisua syA . ".
Z. Z WAo0A2Ax. AHctioossE. d23-akds
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.uYCANsoN MOS Anc;,.

cHATcEET IS, SALE F. OF TIE VARIABLE Stone
OF STREFr AND CONNECTICr-T aVFSr-r
NOW. oCCIPlfD BY TUE RUSSIAN IEGa.
TON. OffpSi1E FAERAGUT SQUARE
By virtue ant IN pursuance iacr~- pa~~.d ~ n.
tventy-sxth 20 Gay OF March In rha y.sr "a ,,r-
Lore eighteen hundred and -ighty-hve lse,, nv ~.
supreme Court OF the District coiuu bA ho ding
special term in equity IN the OF George = Posr
vs. Alex X shepheri = al. number sev.nty -s.ic Il,
hundred and three C1so.O equity win a. suyv,yinx
trustee. On TUESDAY. TIE TENTH O0fh1 DAY ~
JANUARY. IN the yesr Of Lord eivhts n huntr
and ninety-ttree llss.sl. At HALf-PasT THFFF
t33ol ocLocKP NJ, IN front 81 IN. pren,s-.s ofs,-
for sale at pubic anc:ion the foowinr r..a e-ts,.
10, numbered three 90 In A. r. Shepn-rd's suh.iiS,.
Ion OF square numbered hundrrd and sfr.x-f,,-r
utal. srcordne TO the subdivision recorded IN th-
ONCE Of the surveyor OF the District OF Al
liber W. y. NJ. folio III of the book. "a ~. .1s
proveIaent " thereon. -
Terms OF sale: One fourth Of the purrhu.. ,oo,-x
70 be paid cash on the day OF or Anal -asts,
ton thereof BY the coart and the residue ia tr. ~,
equal InstSlnen at one H. two t2l and thr--- *,
wears, the deferred payments TO he secured nv IN.
notes of the purchaser bearing date on he dsv "a
SALE with interest sud reserved lien upon the r-
eriy sold or al cash. a. the option Of the pur-hass-
thereof deposit OF $500 10 b. sde al ths time ID.
property is knocked down. All conveyanclnr al Inc
HENRY WISE oARSFrr.
survivinx TrrI.fe>
n<I-oeds si6 .Sft IT. nv
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FUTt RE DAYS.
T ArrMER 4 SLOAN. Auctn.. Iao7 o,t.

TRgSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND uyIM.
sFREE pRRWaRN rwsrra kSp 9 Tar
TEENiH STREETS NORTHWEST.
Where's BY decree Of the supreme Court q the
ce.rber. A. D. ISeo. ip eeu1y cause depending in
sid ,o court nnmbeTed and do'sstea therein as No
has been substituted trustee in certain deed Of
trust Ned in said cause and particularly described in
is duly record d in Lber No zoe at 70 . 4e ct seq.
Where deani has been made in 80 payment Q, the
Indebtedness secured by the said deed Of trnst and
in writing requested sale of the real eseste n tie
said deed desc now therefore. in virtue Of said
Of Of 1t: s ser INF I'LL 81 Eqe sTfSY r Fiji
81 lied 2-ensr5y situated ia the city Of Msshington
hered eleven I'D and twelve Ci2). in squire mum
bered two hundred and nine'y-seven c.S7l. begin
frty +O feet and thee O. inche. from The ,outhwest
corner Of SAID quar- and running thence east with
north and at rght apes with the line Of said street
@ tes ~ss TO ss S se s
Place Of beyinn!ng This property Is improved by 3
AND cIock T. a At r2 EA ssMF al
powers o. the deed Of trust viii osr for sale
IKE manner. in front Of the premises the ,o,,osin.
sf5resaid, to wis: Part q lot narsercd twenty
huns sn al ss
northeast of said lot and running thence west
twenty CSO) feet. thence south one hundred nd
twenty Q2O feet TO alley thence east by ard with
the line Of said eey twenty (U AMI thence north
one hundred and twenty (10) teet to the beginning
This parcel Is unimTroved.
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured by the
sad deed trust ito be apporonsd between the two
parcels of real estate above described according to
their value, respectively, shown by these saesl
and all overdue taxes to be paid in cash. Tire ba
in one snd two years with ntercst the rate per
cent per anIuu from the day o. ae, payable semi
annually, secured by dee OF trus: the property
sold or all cash al the otnn Of the urchaser
chasers A depost of 500 on the parcel FIRST above
described and OF 5000 the parcel eoEd above de-
scribed will be required at the time Of ssie All
veyanc!ng and recording viii be at the purchasers
cost Terrus of sale must be 'ofrlied with in fifteen
days from the dag of sale otherwise the undersigned
reserves the riEht 10 resell the property al The risk
aud cost o. the detautDg purchaser purchasers
after Eve days advertisement OF such resale in The
Evening Star. MILLS DEAN, Trustee
d2i-dts No. 80 La. n. ".
es-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE STORM THE
above sales POSTPONED until MONDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1852 sam hours and
places. MILLS DEAN,
jatS dts Trustee
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The Fnnrnet Guard Shoot.

Last evening the Emmett Guard Company A,
fourth battalion) faced the targets, and despite
the terrible weather Capt Walsh mustered
thirty OF his command. Lieut. T. 8. King, in
spector of rifle practice, acted as officer of the
range. The following were the scores made:
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ID ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO, Auct.
JUDICIAL SALE o. VALUABLE real, ESTATE
On VI STREET BETWEEN NORTH CApITnT

JUDICIAL SALE o. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON VI STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREET WEST AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Cour. of the
District OF Columbia sitting IN equity passed on The
eleventh day OF October, A. ID. 1892 in equity sui:
mn hered fourteen thousand. one hundred and one
I+iolD. wherein Meyer b. Newman is plaintiff AMI
Brice. W. Harrer and Ludwig c. Young and Iisle s.
Lpscoinb, trustees defendants, the unde signed
trustees. how ,rd p. Okie and o liver ID. Barrett, wilt
at the hour of FOUR in tho afternoon Of SATURDAY
TIE SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A ID. lSEl'
IN front OF the herein ifer described Sc at
auction 10 the highest bidder lot bered one hum
dred and forty (lf1) aud lot numbered one hup-
dred and fort seven go both in Walter Aver and
others re orded subdivision of lots in square
bered SIX hundred and nineteen Vil9) said sub
division Is duly enrolled in book sixteen (l az rage
one hundred and seyenty-;hree l1}) in tie survey
o-'s Office Of the District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: Two hundred dollars (Ss0m cash at
time OF sale the remainder, one-third of the pur-
rhase money on the confirmation of the sale iy the
court the balance of the purchase money to be paid
one-haf IN one wear and the other hall years
with tntere, at per centu per annum. the indebt-
edness TO be ev denced by the purchasers
notes anG their aynent to be secured by deed trust
on the property sold
The property will be sold of taxes to day of sale
and free and clear snd DISCHARGED ali claims a the
parties to said snt any persons claiming
by from or under them of them.
In case OF default Of compance with the terms o..
sale by the purchaser the lots will be resold
risk and cost
HOWARD p oKIE.
OLIVER d. BARRETT. trustees.
Warrington Loan and Trust Company building,
dSS-cSds 9Th and r SITS. n. ".
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DROVE ONE MAN TO SUICIDE.
Dredger Neufer Tells a Story OF Ill-Trea
ment.

Dredger Neufer Tells story OF lll-Treat-
ment.
The hearing Of the case of Capt. Stewart H.
Evans of the oyster schooner NJ. E. Dennis,
charged with cruelty treating dredgers en-
ployed by him, was held yesterday in Baltimore
before Commissioner Bond. Evans was arrested
by an expedition sent out by the German So
ciety of Maryland under VIM. H. Bruno and
Col Tieck.
Charles Neufer, a German was the first wit
ness called. His right hand was bandaged.
Thomas G. Hayes appeared for the captain,
and District Attorney Ensor was assisted in the
prosecution by VIM. H. Bruno and Col Tieck
The testimony of Neufer threw a good deal
Of light on the death Of George Kleper, an I'M
fortunate dredger who is supposed to have been
driven to suicide by the treatment he received
at the hands Of the captain and mate of the
Dennis.
JUMPED OVERHEARD.
~ worked with Khber," he said, 'and he
was o very weak man. The captain and mate
treated him terribly, and one day, 1 think it
was December 16, he was struck over the head
with hammer until the blood flowed because
he was not strong enough to do the work re-
quired Of him. The captain cursed the man
after striking him and threatened to kill him.
That night the man told the rest of the crew
that he could stand it no longer, and that he
intended to jump overheard. That was the
last time I ever saw the man; the next morning
he was gone. We all supposed that he hadcar-
ried out his threat and jumped overheard.
"He had to 60 to work at 4 O'Clock in the
morning on the Dennis and work till late at
night, with nothing to eat but bread, black
coffee and fish. The fish was spoiled. The
food did not give me enough strength to do
the work required or to fight. The mate was a
black man named Henry. He beat the men
more frequently than the captain. Among the
men saw him kick wefe Ignatz Groislan and
Carl Carlentz."
NOT FIT FoR DOGS.
Oscar Ref, another sailor on the Dennis
gave almost similar testimony to that given by
| the first witness. He said that the food fur.
| nished tine men was not 6t for dogs to eat The
coffee could have been no worse than it was
| and the Goldfish was not sound. II was cooked
| without lard or grease Of any kind and was moi
| want Of food to do the work required Of them.
For three dayssbefore they were taken from the
| Dennis by the steamer McLsne the crew had
| had nothing to eat except bread and coffee
| They did not even see any meat.
Charles Lentz, the cook, testified that both
| the captain and mate had struck him. One day
the captain struck him in the side, which panied
him for week afterward.
Other witnesses were examined. The case
VIII b. sent on for the action Of the grand Jury
vUA~ ~ x~4 IA Al
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rI,HoMAs BOWLING son. Aucts.. e12 81. n
DWELLING. No. AS FIRST STREET s. Isl

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SrORY BRICK
DWELLING. No 44S FIRST STREET S.W
BY rtue of deed OF trust duty recorded in Liber
1898. folio les seq. of the land records of the
District of Columbia We will sell in front Of the
nises on MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1893. at F nUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
lowing desc ibed land and premises situate in this
ma ed as and being los lettered in ". B. Todds sub
division is recordered in the once of the sry.er %
the District Of Columbia in hook =. page 40. inn
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance psyab in one and two years
Notes be given bearing date CT SALE with 1; per
cent interest per annum. payable semi annually.
cured by deed OF trust on the premises sold OF all
Sl00 required at the time Of sale, Conveysncine
&c at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with
in fifteen da otherwise the reserve the rt
to resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser.
TnoMAsW; FOWLER, r,r.,...
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Advices from the state Of Washington give
promise that q new opal field has been discov-
cred in that state that will rival in quality and
quantity that OF the Moscow in Idaho.
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TEE eAssAsE QUESTION eKSKRALLY pxsArED
AND RESOLUTIONS CALLING FOR A DAILY COL
LECTION ADoRTKD-TUE NECESSITY OF CHAN
mo u THE CITY PLAINLY SNOWY
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AUCTION SALES.
ruTraE p.l~

ftETlAE paN~.
I ArrxER q SLOAN. Aacsioussr. iso7 o.
CATALOGUE sIE
AVERY IMPORTANT ooIIFcrox
ANTIQUE NAHoSANY FURNIrrRE
COLLECTED PROM OLD FAMILIES IN
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA
FINE OLD DUTCH SILVER.
CARVED AND SILVER AMOUNTED rvoRrrS
SILVER AND HASD-P.ISrED ESAxrLs.
SHEFFIELD AND OTHER PLATED WARE
MARBLE PEDEsrALs. OIL PArS1rSoA
cURIos. CHINA oF FINEST oKAprS
CABINETS. FURNITURE N ODD
DESIGNS.
FEW SPECIMENS FROM
MEssRs b eRossRAUy SONS
RENOWNED COLLECTION OF ROYAL vIENs.
AND OTHER ART PORCELAIN.
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THIS EVENING,

COX OnO WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD
oEo,OUO watches. tue silver ware and other
goods from Msrston's loan Office Troy, ". Y. FECH-
NEE, Auctioneer. GIL Pa. under Metron Hotel.
pl6-sm
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Reports Of serious snow storms come from all
parts Of northern Italy. Communication with
the Island Of sardinia has been cut off,
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

BY virtue Of yrit Of 6eri fsci.. Issued of the
Columbia and to me directed will sell Al public sale
Company. No. go Pennsylvania avenue northwest
MaSnrEfHR cisy 1set 81 Co,umbsa FRID AY
TEN u0 O'CLOCK A. NJ. ali the right tile Claim
and interest Of the defendant and 10 the
described property, to wit:
Seventeen Il cases Tomatoes, seven ca cases Corn
four - erpss Dixon Yeast Powder, one ID case Rum.
Fei xnse,r four q barrels sirup Cr.ckers. c.Ess
ghs.t fickss I'm Roii-r oofee tire. 0 q case.
Corn three 90 boxes 0eine Soap. one ) box Pearl
ne; -FOUR 20 asses Naphtha Soap. about two hundred
GOO sskss Pesrlins Soap one I'D. lot I've Biuing.
Sep one u lot ssucs. Cstsup LoSs:er ios Of Lsnps.
sR,ss:, S Cakes fSescco. scrub brushes. Mas,.ls
GrocteEy. stove polish. lot Of Tea Pots and Gisss
were. Herrsng Cider and bar els one Cd Show Case
md contents lot Of Wooden Pals lot OF 6ranulsted
susar lot Of Jelly, CONDENSED Milk three a., bore
q sop To5acco Gutter part case Quaker Oats part
Seized a2d lsy,sa upon 2. the property Of Y.ncy D.
Si'So6' Y b f:s1E e p 3 rsrpshsS Brothsr:
kATCLIfFE. DARR CO., Aucts d3lfoj Gin 70
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

rCRUsTEE,s SALE OF PROPERTY IN TIE CITY
pH sWA sasIrST p 81 sNIpThTnp on
SOUTHEAST. AND IMPROVED BY A TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING.
Der. 1se2 by the supreme Court OK the District Of
Columbia in the cause OF William q Dewst vs.. Pat
gn IRIDAi., TaE SIXTH DAY OF J,NUksf. A, b.
1898. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, offer
for sale st public auction the following real estate
situated in The city of Washington. D. c. 10 wit, The
north Ia teet inches of lot No IL and the south
feet inches of ot H. by the depths thereof Kelly
and Thompsons 'hdivision OF part OF square No 73
Of the records Of the surveyors oe OF the District Of
Columbia, subject to deed of rust to secure the
Equi sO,e Building Association Of s457. 10.
The terms of sale are cash. and depo-it Of slQ0
will be required AZ time Of sale Iii the terms Of sale
not complied with IN DAYS
the right to resell NJ the risk OF the deau
purchaser A conveyancing and recording at the er
pense Of purchaser.
WILLIAM K DUuAMEL
400 La ave. Trustee.
DUSCANSON BROS
d2A-dSds Aucticneer.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIoNPEgs.

cHAANSGGERy SALE Or TIyE, NICE BRICK
PARK. IN IHF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme CogIt OF the
District OF Coin l1a. passed i equity cause No.
1893 on the 9TH day OF Dece Der. A. ID. 1Ss2 tn.
undersigned trustee will sell at public Auction. il,
front OF the respective rrrnises. on FRIDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID. 1892. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. al those pleces parce's of ground
lying and being IN lie Droit Pax in the ID strict If
Columbia and known ana describ Il as lots Is 10 Gl
both inclusive OF block IA in lie Droit fdrk accord
ing to W. X. Coon's subdivision each LOT beng i'm
proved by a new seven-room dwelling with All mod
ern improvements. ots Is, 49, p ard ~ each TO he
sold subject to deed Of 1ru; Of $1,000 and lot 20
subject TO deed az trust o: 50 go aud al payable in
i've years from the I'd day of May, 1897.
Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money in
cash and the ba !ance payable in six and twelve
months with interest, Of which denosit OF goo on
each house will be eeured az the ne of sale Terms
OF sale to be complied with within days from the
DAY of sale. or property to be sold at the risk and
costs of the purchaser.
FRANK I. BROWNING. Truste..
4l6 9TH II n
dSo-dSds Washington ID. C.
eS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON aC-
c uat of the weather until FRIDAY, THIRTEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY. A. ID. 1892. same hour and place
FRANK I. BROWN NC, Trustee
4lO 9TH ct. NV,
1aodSds WASHINGTON. ID. c.
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certain il was the intention of the Commission
ers TO improve the southern portion Of this
street after they had finished the other end.
The meeting then adjourned
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The United States steamship Essex has COM
plsted her three ysars' cruise in South Amsri-
en- waters and has been ordered home.
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JAMES II. HOOD,
Pacific building.
JOSEPH A. REPETrI { irusSees.
81 Penn. ave. $. e.
5oo oi % n ia.,S4
JAMES T. HOOD

es-CwING To THE STORM THE ABOVE SALE
is postponed until MONDAY, he NINTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1893. same hour and place
JAS. r. HOOD.
jaG-d&ds JOSEPH A. EEPETTIS trustees.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctisneers. l4O9 Gs:.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITuAIED on FiETu TREE


PROPERTY. SITUATED on FIFTH TREET
EAST NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust dated June J.
ls9 which has been duly recorded in Liber No.
1902 u folio IS ct seq. one Of the land records OF
the District of Columbia. and uTOn the written
guest OF the holder of the nicbt. lacss secured
thereby. we Will offer for sale a. 'blic auction. N
frSnl q the premises, on THURSDAA. JANUARY
fifth, 1SOR, AT HaLF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p.
NJ the olowinE described properiy: situated in the
city of Washington. in he District aforesaid. wit
Part of ORIGINAL lot numbered fou u4N in square
numbe' ed eight hundred nd nine'e-n (SlQ) be in
ming for the said part 9Th street n the distance
of seventy-hree a feet end three 81 inches tn
OF he southea~t corne" Cf said square and running
tn nee north twenty five CO. :ee and four "a nches
hence west hfty-two t12) leet and six and half
t61l inches thence south twenty five (.35) feet and
fou- ~ inches and thence east fifty (2l feet aad
six and onehalf (6lO inches to the place of begin-
ming.
his property is improved by a nearly new two
story and basement brick dwelling with side alley and
all mod m improvements.
Terms: One-fourth cash and the balance IN one two
and three with interest at the rate o. six m per
centum per annun, from the day Of sale. payable
semi annually secured by deed OF trust the property
sold. al cast. at the ortion of tie purchaser.
deposit of $40 will be requ ed at the Of ga
All convey nciny and ding will be the par
chtser's cost Terms of sale must be compiled til
in f.teen days from the day of sale. .thcrEise the
trustees the right to resell the property ct the
riss and cost of the defau,tn purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resGe IN The Eyenrg
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Sonin GILMAN LLOYD g 90
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10 70 utnampton London. Havrsl, Brsmsa
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loon APPOINTMENTS Prices; First cabin. GO and
Aro berth according to location, sseInd ostil.
~ 0ertn sfseraee At loo rates Apply 81 q
DhooP 8s5 Penn ave ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
FRANK I. BROWNING. Trus.e,.
4l6 9TH It NV,
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VICTORIA AND SURREY AT AUCTION.

PEREMPToRY SALE IN FRONT OF OUR AUG
TON ROOMS. TUESDAY. JANUARY TENTH. at
TWW E AZ ,y 9,GLe Gk MI II T2 COVER ADVANCES
ONE HANDSOME LEATHER TOP VICTORIA.
WITH POLE AND SHAFTS. IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
ALSO
ONE CANOPY TOP SURREY. NEARLY NEW.
IN GOOD ORDER. tafi n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
LIMITED STATES MARsaAI's SALE

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sale for cash. IN fort q he court house dcor Il III
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ss ssns m S;ss 20 e m
nr~esrsd Ten hGnd.ed and twenty .ixhS u0zl. city
SINGULAR The tmprovsments thefeeo srssd ena leyied
uy;cc = he P.opsssE q f.sisi noyl. nd .1li .
n: :ssss'sl 81; g. -! 80 '''..l