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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RF Al. ESTATE
NORTHWEST. WITH THE ADJ0ININa idT
FoRMERIf OCCUPIED BY HON. r. Nj
In pursuance of the provisions Of a deed OF .rps,
recorded IN Lieer No 1894. folio :ip seq one Of
sisned. surviving trustee under said q ed will sa
ON SAT- nDAl. the FlkS1 DAY OF JULY n
ist5. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ at public anc,ion in
front OF the premises. the following Described r.a
estatc. situated I'm the city OF WASHINGTON In the D,
trict of Columbia, to wit The western twenty,brsa
feet and six inches of original lot numbered W., ~
ana the eastern tw.nty-four feet of snbl:yis,p To-
designated rs C. )" in square numbere one bn,d IL
and ei,htyfye lS)). according 70 the ia NJ, =, 4
fseordi OF said cty the same being contained within
the following netes ami hounds: Beginninr for sc
same AZ point on the northern line of Nnrtb So,
tAetty three t'D .eet and six 90 inches east from 49,,
southwest corner Of said lot two on ava
thence west ioriy-seyen 40 feet aud s,r f
thence worth ninety co) and sly Gl iui, -
a!e! tellce east twenty four li) feet thence ,,r,h
~, thence east twentyihree C9;D feet aud ~ az;
inches and thence south hu red an
an ~ to) inches 70 te place OF beyinniny snbpt ..
an slleyway over the rear five Feet toret1 o. ,.b 49,,
buildings thereon. Consisting of a four-s.,rr -
nances thereto he'on ing M" ai-'uf'e
Terms of sale: Ou--fonrth Of the pur,,, ,so ,, l..
cash within fifteen DAYS after thu day ~ sal 80, ~
residue In three equai netalincnfs in ,,na So,
tTe- years Respectively. from and a.er said ,iay a..
SALE Tor which installments the Iroinissn-y ,,Ts
me purchaser viii he required with ipter,s. a, rbs
Iate,E,. . lsr 'catun per annnm payabe sefuj-al,.
sald notes 20 be secured by deed OF trust on
the property Sold or thu purchas-r may a, his iou
lay the whole purchase money in cash de,,,stt
slooO Will be required at the time Of 10 tI com
yancng Is TO be at the cost Of the purchaser The
terms OF sale are 20 be compiled with within fst.er
day after the sale. otherwis. the tr,~te '. ~ M,
fisht T., lesel the property at the risk cost
de;auting purchaser after ve days' notice OF such r.
n ,.n d G JANIS q. BEkKET.
'eAo-eou@~ Surviving Trustee.
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Anson's Young Colt Proves to Be . Great
Find.

Find.
Yesterdays game between the Chicago and
Washington clubs was a very interesting game
from q Chicago point Of view. The visitors
batted like Trojans, every man of the nine get
ting hit, while DUNCAN secured four and the
"grand old man" Arson raped out three.
Pitcher Sam Shaw. late of the Southern League,
officiated in the ''box" for the Chicasos- 1t was
his debut in the major league, and when the
sluggers he faced are taken into consideration
1t can be classed a most successful one- The
ball seemed to come over the plate as II 1t was
longing to be hit, but our boys could neither
bunt nor hit il out How long Mr.. Shaw will
last is another question.
The Washingtons secured blanks the first two
innings. while the visitors talied one run IN the
first and two in the second on two bases on
balls and five hits This was enough for MIR.
Duryea and Meakin toed the mark in the last
half of the third inning.
In the first half shaw gave Radford his base
on balls and plunked Hoy in the back With an
inshOot. which made the latter smile.
ORonrke. in trying TO sacrifice. sneaked
In safe buut toward rrst and
the bases were filed Everybody was talking
at once and the bleschers arose masse rs
Sam Wise came to the bat 4 straight up and
down A. the b. u sam could do. and 4
gruan went up as TIC ball assembled on high III
frOff OF the plate Dahien came II. ana, II
irving TO trap the ball and force Radfo-d at the
plate made \ sad ruess OF il. the ball bounding
away from him. and Radford scored 1arkin
hit a sharp one to Dahlen and WAS out at first.
How scoring on the play. Farrell then drove
one at LANCE and o Rourke was forced at the
plate. LANCE also nailed Mulvey at first on a
hit in his territory
In the fourth Washington secured another
run on beautiful hi, by Meakin to the extreme
limits of left center field. Then followed three
fruitless innings for the Senators.
In the eighth one tally was recorded on the
errors of LANCE and Parrott- At the opening
of ths ninth the score was 10 to 4, and 1t was a
hopeless case apparently. But rally was
made and two runs secured two bases on
balls hit by Wise and two batters being hit
bv the pitcher. Meakin closing the game by
forcing Sullivan at second
The sixth inning was the feature on the
Chicago side. Hit after hit flew from
their bats, the two FIRST going to left
and then three in succession passing
like the wind to the right garden, five
runs being the result OF the cannonading. The
last two innings were one two, three for them.
but the battle had been won and the score
stood 10 to 6. with Chicago as the topper.
The features Of the game were the batting OF
DUNCAN and Arson and a remarkable fly catch
by o. Rourke in left field.
Ii was ladies' day AMI the grand stand was
crowded with the fairer and their escorts.
Mr.. I.ynch umpired the game and what kicks
were made were of the beg-your-pardon order.
Score:
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n u. SLOAN 4 co. Auctioneers, l4O- q st.
u. Successors TO l.atimer x SloaD).

TRUSTEES SALE or BRICK RESIDENCE AND
STABLE. No. $50 = STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated January
10. 1891 and duly recorded in lite 1872 At folio iOl
seq of the land records If the District of Co.
uuhia and at the request of the rarity secured there
by. Will sell public auction in front Of the prem
is,s WEDNESDAY. jun TWtNlY-EIRST,
lS!r'. AT FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. sub lots numbered
l6!, and 10, William Il. PIrtello subdivision OF
certain lots in square numbered Al per plat
corded in the surveyors Office OF District of Columbia
Lot 100 fronts IL feet 10y depth of ~ feet, and i'm
rr, we'd by brick residence. known No $3.50 Q
street n0rhwes Lot 10 is 1p by 81 feet in alley
and is improved by brick stable. This is very de-
sirable property. and should command attention.
Ge, ms. 20 and deferred payments will be
mate known day of sale. All recording and con-
yeyancng az haser's cost. $500 will be required
at time %. sale Terms to lie complied with in fifteen
days the property be resod at risk and of
defauiting purchaser.
JOHN L. wAGGAMAN) r
CHARLES T. BANES trustees
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1. S. BE ESSsIESSSEK: $40 La AVE.

~ q. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers IiO. q st. n W.
We (Successors to Latiuler X Sloan
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TAMMANY IN A BAD WAY.
Mr.. Marcus Days Great FOur-Year-Old
Disabled at Sheepshead Bay.

Mr.. Marcus DAILY, the Montana millionaire
miner and horse owner. came 1000 miles last
year to see his four-year-old colt Montana win
the suburban handicap at Sheepshead Bay.
This year he had q greater four-year-old than
Montana in his stable. the mighty Tammany.
Mr.. Daily reached New York on Monday even
ing. and went at once to Sheepshead Bay to sec
his horses.
Yesterday morning Trainer Matt Byrnes,
who was confident of duplicating last year.
coup. brought out Tammany and. placing W.
Midgley. the lightweight rider Of the stable
upon his back. gave instructions to work the
son of Iroquos mile and quarter.
Er. DAILY and Trainer Byrnes were amazed
when Tammany. in the midst of his trial. gave
evidence Of pain and soon pulled up to q walk.
1t was found that the of forefpot had split so
badly that starting him in the suburban any
other race for months to come will be out of
the question.
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nEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. NA@hIN61pN.
IL u. a.. June q. 1893 -seaiei propo~as VIII -
received Office II tie chief cierk and sEre7n-
iendent # building. DEPARTMENT Il Justirc. NJ 70
TNr LIVE O'CLOCK NOON. JtNE INtNII-
THIRD, FOR supplying the ispartment durtaE nc
fiscal year sndi.g Jun. 30 1894. with the howl'E
articles: stationery. Ful. Ice. Mi~re laneous su-
Mics A 1 the NANag of Towels. SCHEDULES and w
formal on furnished ~ the .lie Gers urou Gnp.icm
ZION, kItHAND DINEN. Att0rilcy general 1H-i@
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Snap shot. During the Game.

Washington made ) uuearped runs and Chi
{, r.. -. = .tl Uh;.,
easo D. ihHt iooAs 'no"sn ""'"'i's'o N
played ra'her 'he better neioihe game.
Shaw Is a puZzler. and yet II the Senators
were to 90 at him today they might drive him
o.. o,,ha,o~
~
hourAe mace oeauuiui stop Oh liner
Win ms lett hand. running az iuii speed
Had the boys oeen able 10 MT ohaw lney coulu
nave won easily lnes piaseda careful neiaihg
game, Win the eAcptioh ina haoiolo' On neiu-
Ing single, rolled the ball TO second The
runner sprinted ana beat H.
The Senators no more deserve oiame ror
losing YESTERDAY IMAM 'ne bi ooKiyns' VINO maze
only three hits OF Chamberlain
chicago loon TWO games from brooxisn- why
snoniun Arson ha.e coul,eu on '"1 mere.
Creoit was il"usefu! given LArAin ior
pairing IN hoy III Noi,uat saiIe' Nnen raI
aAes 80 nian' 1911 sn.;,,a. 90, -. =; rs
ing mat one snouiu "e'inies Ne' ios' III tue
eAcieh1u. at'euns ' Le,.oI .ts - Vi 80
Sa.e; L an An 81. ,-;.I VIC h''N "''A'
ou. arIei tooA VIC . 49,
Respectfully suoni',eG 10 tnose VINO Would
t0''S, .ne local &ani o"'o on eiioi''
"ssnins'oh .. " u,;;
Not an error was made oy tne washington IN
neiuer yes'eruay. nis ma. oo ~ui p'"s
ing. ou' n ~ Is go1u euoasn tos iio
W. SI.aI ho.,,i.,,I -,
good- When ne Planteda peauuiui punt
s s~ieis anu noseoi ,no iu"Aei' "no"o' An' no
49, -' -, - .l- 49,,
.,.II n , . ..e
anu 'hey WIZ al swear you re the greatest team
Sar,n;, 80 80. -vau .,,;stoa 9Th
A., p ,.1 ms va" 80, We" .Wam ..,..
VIC s"n1. ~ Itm .t., "eI We Ju's
en .,e pes' ni, sai, am .ne DTe my
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nUNCASsON BROS. AUCTIONEEES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF INPRovrD PROPERTY on

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SECOND STHEtT BETWEEN | AND X
,slkeErS NORTHEAST. wAssHINGToN. d, c
By virtue Of deed f trust dael tie LIST day Of No
vcuhes. A II. 1892. and recorded III Lbrr 1851. folio
81 sec. of the land records OF the District of
Columbia will sell at public auction. IL front a..
the prc.nls,s. ON MONDAY, The rWENrY-SIXTH
DAY OF JUNE. A ID. 1888 At Hal F-PAST FOI'R
O'CLOCK 7; NJ t.. the following described real estate
in the city of Washington in the Distiic of
columbia, & he south "iEhtecn 49, feet front
by the u depth IF lot numbered II ity-cne GID in
Susan VI. Bu-cles suhdiN Ision of square numbered
hundred ami siNt en- t1l6) per plat recorded
in !lter W +, folio " In the surveyors flee 4 the
district If Columbia, with the improvements thereon
The property VIII he sold sltlect 10 IrIor deed
trust, the amount cue under which will b stated at
the sale
Terms: one-tEirl of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance in and twelve months. notes 20
bear interest nj the rate Of per cent from
the day OF sale. payable semi annually and 10 be
secured bv deed OF trust the property sold. all
cash. At the option # the purchaser Conve, ancing
and recording at the purchasers del osit of
hundred dollars tslOO) required at the time of sale
Terms sale - c1uUliel with in 10 DAYS after day
sale otherwise the trustees the RIG resell
the property At the risk aud cost of defaultng pur-
chaserafter ye days advertisement Of such resale
The Evening star newspaper.
,o,a-aSls i ip5sH fuLpW%nfIt :;oy Trustees.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF XAIUABLE THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING WITH
STONE TRIMMINGS. NUMBERED 11l4 q

r
Ey virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
1923. at to,io 492 ct Of the Land records of
the District of Columbia wi sell In front of the
premises On THURSDAY. TWENTY SECOND OF
JUNE. A. ID. 1883. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM the
following described land and premises situate In the
city of Washington. District of Columbia. and
designated an neing lot numbered pa of I. +.
Schneider's subdivision of certain lots in square
numbered lj6, as the same is duly recorded in book
Is page of the records of the office of the surveyor
OF the District of Columbia together with all and
singular the improvements, ways easements. riVhts
privileges and appurtensnces to the same belong ing
any appcrtainng.
This lot is improved by ary new three story and
basement brick dwelling with stone trtumings con-
tanning 10 rooms with tower; large hall dumb wait
ers; all finished in oak speaking tubes; stationary
tubs: modern improvements.
Terms One-third OF the purchase money In cash.
balance i'll one and two years at per cent annum
interest payabe semannually. and to be secured by
iced of trust the premises Sold all cash. the
option of the purchaser. deposit of 5000 required
at time OF sale. Conveyancin2. &c. at purchasers
cost. Terms of sale to b. compiled with in fifteen
days. otherwise the right reserved to resell the prop
erty AZ the risk and cost OF defaultin2 purchaser
after five days advertisement o: such resale in
newspaper published in Washington. D c.
CHARLES B. BAILEY,
JOHN J. WlLNARlH.
tp1N I'd Tr1s-
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FUTURE DAYS.
geo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctionecr. 141I G st.

geo. W. STICkNEf, Auctioneer. l4ll st.
SALE AT Auction OF a Two-sToRY BAY
WINDOW BRICK. STONE BASE, DWELLING.
BLING HOUSE NO. 227 X 81 n. E.. ''ECKING-
TOM
will offer for sale on FRIDAY the SIXTEENTH
day Of JUNE. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK, D. IN. lot 22
block 3. lexington. D. C. improves 10y a house con-
tanning seven rooms all modern inproveVruts.
Terms-very easy. and made known at tiiue OF sale.
SlCO deposit. Terms to be complied with IN ten
days. Ee12-d&dso;'l GEO. ". S1IChNEY
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Willing to Back One Sullivan.

New YORK June ti-In Il letter 20 Arthur
T. Lumley p. II. Hall Of Pioneer, Texas,
states that there are a half dozen of eIl-to-do
business men in the city who stand ready to
back John L. Sullivan to the amount of so. 900
against James Corbett providing that Sullivan
would undergo a thorough training of at least
six months
The writer instructs Mr.. Lumley to notify
the big fellow ut once of this offer. The doc
tor further states that should Sullivan accept
he can come TO Pioneer whenever he gets ready
and take up his training quarters at his coun-
try scat.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer..

TwO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME DWELLING AT
LAKELAND. PRINCE GEoRGE'S COUNTY,
MD. AT AUCTION LOT 9syls6 FEED.
ON THURSDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. We shall sell at our salesroom. 10th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. lot No. t. in block
numbered SIX OF subdivision of land called Lake
land the same is recorded in the Office OF the clerk
OF the court OF Prince Georges county. Maryland
liber W: b.. No: ). folios Nos Is6 and 4S1 OF the
land records OF said county. improved by twostory
and attic frame dive ling; rooms and bath.
Terms made known time of sale.
telO-5t WALfEk b. WILKINS & co. Aucts.
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DRoPosALs FOR NIscrII.yroT-s ITrus

oire OF the Superintendent Of the State, War and
NaNy Depaitinent building Sealed protosals in du-
Incate. indors-d Proposals for Misc Items, will -
,ec,lNed ~ I is Office until TWO 2. NJ ON THURS
DAf JINI IWENTl-NlNIH. lSseb for furnishing
Wis once durilg the hscal year ending June 30 1884,
with SOAP. brushes. sponge paints oil glass toweO
crash nails. scrcws. Sc.. &c- Schedules. forms u
troi"s and all necessary Information h. OLE
tained upon Application TO 1HOM WILLIAMSON.
u. :. ". superintendent. tell-eo4t
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THOMAS BOWLING L son. Auc.,oneers.
Il r N

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. JUNt TWENTY FIRST. 1893
AT EVE O'CLOCK i. NJ. will sell, on the
premises thu south forty (i0l et front o: original lot
III. square $50 fronting 10 feet the side of
18th street southeast by a depth Of 10 feet lOh4
inches 10 a 3O-fout-wile alley.
Terms: ne-thi "a cash balance in ono and two
years with interest secured by deed OF the
property or all cash. ~ the option OF the purchaser
Co aud recor ling ut purchasers cost. A
dcUo>it Of 100 requ:rcd at OF sale
trI.f-Lcl, lHDNItS DOWNING n son Arct
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Rose fremont was in the lead last night when
the bell struck IL. The score was: MolIie Har-
vey. l55 miles IS laps: Aggie Harvey, 2lO miles
IS laps; Rose fremont. PIP miles : laps; Ma
nlie Hewitt. 1877 miles II laps; May Gaffney,
POP miles lap.
Hoagland gave heel-and-toe exhibition walk,
mile T. l6
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts. 6I2 L St n
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING NO. ll:0 AND NO. 1908 SEVENTH
Il

STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the SUPREME Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed the 18th day Of May
1893 in canse No. 14oS1. in Equity. the under
signed will offer for sale at public FOL
ing described real estate on THURSDAY JUNE
FIFTEENTH. 1893 al FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ: Lot
10 in Caleb Snreve and others subdivision in square
44S. recorded in Liber y. X. folio 215 in the sur
veyors office of the District Of Co umbia And imme-
dia;ey thereafter, in the subdivision ~ rsrts Of
lots p and - of Andrew kothwell's subdivision ~
square 40 being the northern Ii feet of said lot Is
and the southern he feet OF lot ~ tile said subd-
vision being recorded in Iiber b. folio 1856 in the
office of the surveyor. to.ether with the improve
ments, con ,istng of a brick building No l2Oi ana
a frame building. No. ll31 9TH street NV
Terms Of SALE One third IN cash. of which deposit
of $500 shall be lnade upon each parcel the
sale. The balance in two equal inssllnents payable
respectively in and years after date Of sale!
with interest at the rate of oper per aunum or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser If the
terms Of sale not complied with in ten DAYS the
trustees may resell the said property at public sale
upon notice by publication in newspaper in this
city for not ess than five days such sale the
risk and cost Of the de:aultnC purchaser. All con-
veyancing to he at the cos: of the purchaser
JAMES q. PAYNE Trustee,
L. :. Court House.
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON. Trustee.
ie,p-dElS 40 Est W
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS 0N FOURTH STREET Fast BEIMEtN
PrNNSiLNAN,A ANENIE AND b STREET
SOUTH, FRONTING THIRTY SIX FEET EY
pEilH OF ARoUT FlFlI-FIVE EaET.
BY Ht"tu" If 'cca H. trust viii sell N front If
the promises TUESDAY. THE rWENTIf II
DAY "F JUNE. A. ID. 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK
-?ARiS OF lots ~. 90 AND p. IN SQUARE 7s9
fToH,inG 81 feet On stre,l east P.nnsylyan,s
avenue and having depth If "A feet :S8 100 making
two very desirable building lots. having a lC-ioCt
alley along side.
Term: pnc-tlirl cash; balance in one and two
years al Ter cent per annum Interest. payable semi
Annually. aud to te secuTed by deed of trust the
premises % d, or 2li cash. at the option of the
chaser. deposit OF 500 requireCSat time of sale.
'onNeyancInG, &c. at purc hasers cost Terms OF
sale 20 b. complied with III II days otherwise
tees the right t. resell the property the risk
and cost OF deiauing purchaser after five days
ycrtlsrlaent q! such resale in newspaper pub
lisned in Washington. ID. c.
4. GADDIS.
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J. WORDSWORTH G6KDoN. Tru
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs.

TRTSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE Two-sToRY
BRICK HOUSE BEING NUMBERED 1907
FIRST STREET NORTHWEST. HAVING Z
ROOMS AND ALL MODERN IMPRONEME NTS
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded Libcr
No. Is folio AZ, It seq. one ot the LAND records If
the District of olumbis will eel in front OF th.
premises on Thu RSDA1. THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF JUNE. A. II. 1898 at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ ali
that certain riece parcel f land and rre SEES sit
uate in the city Of Washingt Dlstric; OF Columbia
and known and DISTINGUISHED and being Part 4
original 10: numbered eleven ll) in square num-
bered six hundred and sixteen ,6il. beg rnng f. r
the ~ feet inches south q. the northwest cor
ner of said lot mum cred II and running thence south
auig ls street Il feet thence east 100 feet thence
north Il feet and thence west leo fees he place
beginning. together with the improvements ways
easements rights priyi eyes and appurt -rances to
III. same nelor gins or in any wise appertanng
Terms One-third of the purchase money in cash
balance in one an two wears cent per aunrm
interest. payable semi annually. an TO be secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold. al cash.
option OF the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will be
required at time OF sale Conyeyancing. at pur-
chasers cost, Terms 10 be complied with in fifteen
days other the trustees the right TO resell
the property Mt che risk and of de.aut,ng uur
chaser after five DAYS advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, u. {.
JOSEPH Il. EDSON,l -.
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- ATCLIFFF. DAER & CO.. AUCTS.
TksUsTE s. SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
| =; ~ AND LOT on STREET NORTH

lklSIE s. SAIf BY AUCTION OF FRAME
=. - AND LOT on + STREET NORTH
BETWEEN 1ST AND ID STREETS WEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause numbered
l4I.D wherein Catherine L. WEIGH, cu,rdisr IL
complainant. and John wech. infant. ct al are de-
PENDANTS the undersigned trustees will offer FOR sale
By guollc auct;on, N n n vt the premises, FRI
LAY, THt SiNlEENIH DAY OF JUNE. A. D,
1853. AZ HALt-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. thu
following descrlb real estate aud PREMISES lying
and being in the city of Washington, District of
Columbia. to wit: All Of lot numbered three (:H.
in square numbered five hundred and sixty =
(h6D. beginning tor the same the line of street
north at point distant one hundred and sixty and
nveenth- 100 - feet from tho southeast cor
Of said square running thence north hundred
and twenty l3OI feet thence west twenty Three and
coyen-Gundreths t23 feet thence south one hun
dre and twenty o feet 10 the line OF said street.
ANA thence east along that line to the point OF begin
uE, together with the improvements heroen.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in equal in
staIlurLts. payable i'll one and two years from the
date Of SALE with interest the deferred Payments
al the rate Of per centun, yer auEum payable semi
annually. and to lie ,urei by a deed II trust on
the reiuse~ Sold or all cash. the option of the
purchaser. deposit of TWO hundred dol ars (S20ol
required nj the time of sale. Terms 70 Toe com
piled with N fifteen days from sale All conveyance
ing. recording. &c.. at rurchase~'s cost.
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