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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
pRINcNroN coNINIENcEMENr

Princeton, n. j.. Juno 14.-The 14Gth
nnnml commencement OF Princeton
college took place In the First Presby-
terrain church today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
PRECIOUS STONE DEALER FAILS

New York, June 14-Anothcr suspen-
sion In the jewelry trade was reported
today. that Of Ernest ~ Kmpling i'm
porter Of precious stones, Thos, q. FL
roy was appointed receiver. Liabilities.
S1hMMO. Nominnl nssnts cNceel this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

Niagara Falls, n. Y, June 14.-A spe-
cinl hearing the infann aud party from
Chicago arrived here at o'clock AT
lhe special request of the princess no
formal reception was rendered her.
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nANIl on EvERNrr.

Snoh)pish, Wash, June l4.-Thc bank
81 tNerHt hns made an assispment
Tor 'he benefit Of creditors Fiji nm
capita Si1,uooi liabilities. SGJ0j0: as,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

have been examining the hooks Of A.
Bailey. the wcll-known missing grain
man, find that while he was square to
the world he was in debt to his part
ners many thousand dollars, at the time
OF his disappearance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

the quarryniell \ "a "a nsaa ~ ~
ins this atterae 81 W. sa',,
$3.50 per dlell
hefore the slriRf ..----.-- -
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BAIRD suRl,Afrr.

Clchnruc. Tex, June IL (Speciall-
w l.. Baird and Miss Lnlla Surratt
VEIN married ~ the Methodist church
this afternoon at 0l30.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


81, - -, =,
Chas. Goodnight, Goodnight: II. p. Black
City: j. II. Andrews, Dallas Il. ]. Allen
Kansas City; d. NJ Buryin aud wife. Ter.
rcll; J. II. McCelen aud wife Thorpe
Springs; $. u. Conyer, Galveston; .Ino. W
Tenn: W H. Clnrke Dalias Ino. S I6kin
Pulaski, Tenn; NJ W, Shocnqkar, Decatm ;
Mrs. S. H. burnett city; w. X. Ellis, At
lmta, Tex; w. McAletsue. st. Louis; Ed
Menbducr. Hnnstln; Miss Annie r. Siants,
Belton; W. ii C0nerson, Waco. Tex; II.
y. Easlry, Dallas; +. Il. Hull. jackson,
Misst X. NJ. burton, Cincinnati, ono;
~ Y. WALTON, Kansas city; G. l.. Ware,
city; w. H. Mcdowell, 81. Louis; II. II.
Louisville, KY; A. Springer, city: II. &
Dudley, s.. Louis; z. T. White III l'nsn;
w. T. Nelson, Dallas; Frank Marshall,
Chicago; z; j. Wool, Dublin; q. r. Garyln.
city; j. u. Humphreys. lureelli u. j..
Swearlnger Qunnal; e. u. lteeder and wife.
Thorpe Springs; u. o. MclicnmeOn and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

Denislu, Tx. June IL lSpoeinll
MAsiar Mechanic McElyany al llle ISnt,.
hAs Rosiel ainotie on the bulletin hea,sl
a' we stots. calling atteaaou Of em'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
TOLEDO. OHIO. BANK.

The Exchange Ranking company Of
western Ohio has closed It's doors. Ii
is thought depositors will be paid In
full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15
RuN SrnslnEn

omaho, Neh. june H. The run ON
thr Omaha Savings bank subsidized mix
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

Who want to keep up with Texas news.
WIN nnd the Daily Gazette on sale at the
following places;
Grand Pacific hotel news stand
Palmer house news stand.
Leland hotel news stand.
Auditorium cigar aud news stand.
Hotel Drt3oto news stand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

.,;NNl-Wllle, Vtnuo June 1.-THE Na.h.
NV, wv wings Company, Thos. s. Mari
president The. oldest finaneiRi instli1tinn
XII, r ,3e Guy founded IN 1852 ims fiiei
nli,s'ss Nl assglment llah'iitics Slah
cent u liabilities '' - @ ~ per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

STATE AGENTS Bramutt & suulell
Dallas Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

The destruction of life caused by the
tumbling Of Eorls theater Is another
instance Of somebody to blame and mo-
body responsible
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

Mckinley may be elected governor Of
Ohio but Mckinleyism will never enjoy
another recollection at the hands Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

While local conditions are mrayorah'o
IN certain sections OF the country, mainly
Ia the northwest the general time Of
financial reports Is ono of improvement
1'horc Is no real reason ior continued
iiuancnl depression In the United Statcs,
white in the south, particularly in Texas,
there Is more actual prosperity than has
been enjoyed within the las, decade
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-15

Duke dc NeaFua will travel through
the country ineog, but unless he removes
his shle-wliskers from his face TO his
bald head be win be easily recognized
ANhnrnNnr 10 NM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

tanned at dinner given to them by the follow
ing ladies Of McKendree NJ Z. Church: Mr.. l.
7. Waterman, Mrs. H. 7. Brian, Mrs E. A.
Evans. Mrs. DR.. c. T. Smith. Mrs. Lake, Mrs.
Lemon and Miss Allie Jones. On Christmas
day the old folks were also Handsomely enter
tanned at . dinner given by DR.. and Mira ID. b
Street.
Miss E. B. wilkins is with friends in Boston.
Miss Emile Reagan OF Gordonsville. Va. re-
turned home today.
The residence Of Mr.. J. Owen Kerby, near
Alexandria, Va. was the scene Of q very pretty
wedding on Wednesday evening. December
IS. when his daughter Elsie was united in
marriage to Mr.. Thomas II. Mckeown OF
Washington, ID. c., formerly of Alexandria
The bride and groom entered the parlor, which
was prettiy decorated with evergreens, pre-
coded by the bridesmaid Miss Ida Kerby, and
the best man, Mr.. James Mckeown, who were .
sister and brother OF the bride and groom re-
spectively. and stood under a beautiful bell Ct
flowers and evergreens. Mr.. Ramie, oreanist
OF a church in Alexandria, played the wedding
march Rev. DR.. Nelson OF the Theological
Seminary performed the ceremony. The bride
was becomingly attired in a travelling dress Of
chocolate coiored Henrietta cloth trimmed
with bensaiine silk and carried a bouquet OF
Marechal Neil roses The groom wore the con-
ventionsl black. After the ceremony an ele-
CANT collation. was served, consisting OF the del
lcacies of the season. Among those present.
besides the immediate families of the bride and
groom, were: Mrs. Barton and con. Mr.. Frank
Reed. Mrs ]. Brown. son and daughter. Mr..
Roster Brown and wife. Mr.. Samuel Collard,
Miss Fannie Weldon, Mr.. John West Mr.. Ed
ward Cowling Of the Theological Seminary, Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin Of Washington, D. c.; Miss
Ida kerby Of Baltimore, Nd; Miss Annie
kerby and Messrs. Henry and Bernard Kerby
of Prince Georges county. Nd The newly
married couple took the 1852 train for WASH
ington and WILL remain in Georgetown as the
guests Of Mrs. Griffin, sister of the bride un-
til the beginning of the new year. when they
VIII commence housekeeping in their new
home. The brides presents were numerous
and costly.
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YOUNG CoHE>.> DEATH.
His Body Recovered Va rrot.sti.n "A sin.t
Dsngrr

The boay of ,opps, ,.,l,,,,,,,,, Che, -. -.
ar""heo He-'"i''at hitin""h ~ h''ahins
through the ice while skating near % buillrg
beach. was recovered about ar hour nffsr
the .cciaep, ,c,n,-re1 N, S,-,.,t ~ a..
-. ~, :, -.
o' Ni'" Nv" ~
every means aNanable 10 r'riisrii"'" ths
dead. but of course their efforts we're uaay.a-
ing. The body was removed 10 IA. hon, q
en-. s,,i.,-s,,;.l., ..,,,i, sst 81. 60. Il. A.
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rHE n. ". e. a. INV YEAR.
A Reception Th.s Wa. Au.nd.,d nv over
One Thousand Thres Hundrri P.opl.

One Thou.and Three Hundr.,d People.
The reception At the \. VI q A. iaOs N-~
York avenue northwest. was IN all -esp..-t- ia.
most successful that has been kuosu m th.
history Of this popular organization Estimate.
we're not Considered at all. hut an actual count
wa. made and revealed the fact hat 81 Nj.
present after pm. The building Wa beauti-
fully and sr,isticAlly decorated In the Paliar.
wac 9 profasion Of potied and nosstlug ante,
palms and evergreens Saiuary ard psintine.
were there, and on the whole wAs n, sO,t light
Of shaded lamps and eashcht
The gymnasium WAS covered with hAc. - al
nations in graceful fcstoous snd fa,- d.cura,oa
the library, where the photograph gave pleas
IRE 10 the listening croHd. The recrptiua
proper was held in the parIors. where ti.u.rAl
Secretary and Mrs. Jsmes L iNgh. NiIh a k,,.I
OF ladies whose names were given iu ruE SrsE
received the guests The reception comBiitiee.
mArshaled hy Mr.. ". J. Fav. l.nt thttr ,.si-t-
ance TO the ladies and bu-icr throagcuu ID uoG
be imagined During the Afternoon the vl-itor-
were entertained in the X mnasium - an Athlete
exhibition and the added ATTRACTION 81 IN. n--
indoor game Of hask.t hail. which has become
very popular az the association, hAs ~ mush %
the excitement aud little of the dangers ~ foot
ball. The opposing teams were under 10.
leadership OF Harry Boteler and D., grove aud
resulted in the former securing 40 goals 10
their opponents nothing. The entertainments
in the evening varied In IT. ctara-isf aui
gave pleasure 20 just AZ MANY A. cbald crowd
into gymnasium hall. The features wer. "a.
singing Of the Graud Army Musical Juiuu.
recitations by Mrs. W a.. Foariug. Mis- Lus
Crockett and DIR. ]. y Hodgkin-. all. i've
minute addresses by m-mhsr- 81 ne literary
society on the Best Avocation ~ ealing IN
Life" Mr.. Geo ". Drew eulogizcd the l-ral
profession. Mr.. John 4. Downing spoke f.,r the
carpenters trade. Mr. W. 1. / re, uan n.pre-
scented the art 10 teaching. Mr.. 4. A. 1ltu. -IiUls
in highest terms OF Working cor rurle sam
and Mr.. l.. 4. Williamson defended the nohi.
army Of professional crHuks. III, orchestra.
under the directioaof Prof Ming added >ss'ig
10 the delight Of all bv disrour-lul, several az
lections. The reception committee -trose 20
break their recoSi by supplying toe large audi
ence with ice cream m thirty minutes. m which
they succeedei. and the dsy closed 20 d. a
most delightful memory 10 al who we're IIrsssuI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

contest in the state an open one. E,-secretary
baysrd woaid Be candidate. With every proc
poet OF winning. but Sussex would have q can-
didsie In eH-Congr-.smsn Martin. who IA sax-
ious 20 III a senatorial scat
QUESTIONS N N,ss.cHvstTr.
The Massachusetts legislature. which a@-ern-
hles today. has beside the senatorship many
matters to claim its attention. thu nunlssr %
petitions. &c. being about the sane - ~ ure-
vious years. Among the more important mat
tiers viii be the reports of sycciA ccfnmi.-
sions on revision OF the judisial svsisn
OF the state. on method. % snpcalt-
ing legislative business aud on burden.
imposed by the immigration ct paare-s. Fiv.
different petitions wiil he presumed frum p.r-
sons anxious % build a Cape Cod siip canal
and also Petition that endowment bnsiness by
beneficiary corporations be discontinued Ia this
state.
Ryp-Hor riaHr N NORTH n.Ko-a
Members Of the North Dakota lcgi. allure
spent Yesterday in cAncgssing. suo . rcd-hs,
light between friends Of she TIRES eand date.
for speaker will rage. IL looks NOV A. n tas
republicans will organize both houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

The fire yesterday morning at 80 Pennsyl-
vania avenue was in the building used as head
quarters of Encampment SO, Union Veteran
Legion. and for a time it threatened disastrous
results, but owing to the efficiency of the fire
department the only damage sustained by the
property of the old soldiers was that accustomed
by the complete drenching it received from the
overflow of water. Though extremely dis
agreeable the hall is still in condition to allow
the legion to transact its business and receive
the congratulations of its comrades and fricnds.
On Thursday evening. the 5th instant. the ell
campment will install its officers for the ensu-
ing year under such cheering auspices, barring
the disagreeable incident of the fire. as to greatly
encourage all friends and comrades of the order
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I ATIMER SLOAN, Aucts. i4O7 @ 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND uNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY Situated on
STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-
TEENIH STREETS SOUTHWEST, AND on
STREET BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR.

ThEsITEs sAkE 9E NpE2yEP ASD TSIH
ffs ahf5 sf#fETs soRTH#sSf IND fHi H.
:, BY decree OF ths Gonrs OF the
S Gn %as Ds
said court. numbered and docketed therein as No.
as "a u
S Of saS .a BE IN
duly rscoried in Liber No 20, at folio 439 ct seq
whereas default has been made in the psylnent the
indebte ecnred by the said deed 81 trust and
in writing requested sale OF the real estate in tho
laid deed deseribed now the eore in virtue Of said
s s' e w. he rhfT d.
scrned property situated in the city OF Washington
bered eleven dis and Twelve tlaJ. in square nun
beIed two hundred and ninety;sev CO., hesin
forty 4Oj feet and three 30 inches from southwest
the f' son .rea, m sat theme
north and a. right sng with the line Of said street
irncs south seventy so5 feet to saia street, at the
,lsce Of beginning. This property is improved BY
AND GaIoN At r 9E4 ysUT p q FOUR
By virtue of the same decree and actin, under the
powers Of the deed of ust will offer sale in
m Jo sa ied IN s and s
aforesaid 10 wit: Part Of lot numbered TWEEN y-one
two hundred and eighty one ESD. beenninr at the
northeast corner OF said lot and running thence west
twenty C2h feet. thence south one hundred and
twenty u2m feet to an alley dsnce east BY and with
one hundred and twenty tl20) feet the Leginning.
This parcel 10 uninproved.
Terms: The amount of Indebtedness secured by the
said deed Of trust Ito be apporton.d between the two
Iarcels Of real est,te above described. according
their value. respectively. shown by thes" sa-s)
and all overdue taxes to be paid in cash the balance
in one and two years with interest the rate OF per
centum per snnum FROM he day Of Ne. payabl- semi
snnnally, ured by deed of trust N The prorertt
sold. or all cash. at the ouion Of the purchaser
chasers deposit Of 800 on the arcei first above
described and of 5000 the parcel second above de-
sfribed wi be required at the time of sale. Al
veyancine and recording will be AZ the purchasers
cost Terms OF sal" must he coupli d with fifteen
days from the dav of sale. otherwise the un lie Il
reserves the light to resell the property the risk
and cost of the defaultinZ purchaser purchasers,
.fter nve days advertisement OF surh resale IN Tine
Evening Star. MILLS DEAN. Trustee,
d23-dts No I62 La. II. ".
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COLUMBIA WINS,
Last Round of the intercollegiate Ches
Tournament at New York.

Last Round of the Intercollegiate Chess
Tournament at New York.
The last round Of the intercollegiate chess
tournament at Berkeley School. New York, was
played yesterday, when Ewing was defeated by
Hymes, Bumstead was beaten by Wilson and
Libaire administered defeat TO Dickey. thereby
securing the cup for Columbia.
Dickey, Princeton. adopted Hamppe OPEN
ing against Libaire, Columbia. The young
Columbian pluckily sacrificed two pawns, and
thereby a piece by force. as the attacked
knight was pinned by Libaires rook The
Princetonian, however, had a strong array of
pawns which might have caused his opponent
trouble, but he ipst the queens pawn later on.
after which his doom was sealed. On the
thirty-second move Libaire imprisoned the
adverse rock; Dickey had to lose the exchange,
which put him rock behind. so he rightly re-
signed. The result gave Columbia the cup.
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Washington NIarkets

The market was dull along all lines today.
Receipts and calls were light Butter contin-
ues quiet and the trading very slow. The re-
cent slight advance in western extras is main-
tanned. Eggs promise a drop because of the
close Of the holiday season and the warming up
Of the weather. Poultry is fat, but as the sup-
ply is pretty well used up little damage is likely
to result. Game is steady with room for more
rabbit, quail and pheasant. The fruit market
Is we'll stocked. especially with apples, but high
grade goods are very dull and common stuff is
slow. Dried frui: is in demand and hogs are
firm. Potatoes. onions and cabbage display
the greatest vigor in tine vegetable line On
the whole the merchants are dissatisfied with
the situation. No changes in prices were re-
ported since last quotations.
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UNITED STATES N,psu,1,s SALE

Oh HFif Of te facias issue ont of the
CSi,,,,', a ne lprpIne Court Of the District o
=, I'M ~ ~ a., ~ ne air;-d will sell at Uubiic ssle.
- - - .. ai,Itn room OF Ratciine. Darr &
\, - f-unsy iysuiA avenue north west
THF THtRTL pInHfTrt u Columbia. on FKlDN.
Iu ~ n ~. IT, II DAY OF January. 1883. at
- ,,,, - N u. ali the right: title. claim
anu OF re de.eutant in and 10 the folio wing
de- rited property, o. Nj nv 49, 49, -
seventeen q ~ ~a>s. T,..u. .a,ar ~ c.sas Corn
Tour 81 s,qss Diton i".s Powde- one tiJ Rum
r. vinegar four q, barrels -irup' Crackers Cakes
,1tsa, 80 - tarr-s Flour on Cd bar Buck
80 ;h ~, :, IN boil r. fee. thr-= CD cases
~ ,r -, 70" y C-h" soar. one Cd box Pearl,
Goo, AZ p-arIip ii.2 Soap. about two HUNDRED
Ma :. B,rnsrs s9~p one ID 10, LIZ; Blrinx;
g, ~. ~ T., sp ,Ht two hundred c!OOl cakes OF
III Inn x.re sauce c,,sup. Lobs err 10, Of LAMPS.
Sr.s, s sas To-. Co Scrub Brushes. Mustard.
Coo, Honey' ssr,ii,. c1niensed NIL; h1isin :;
wsre Hs,, i've tS,isa. Of lea Pot. and Glass
wa nsr,,I io ,.er and b,r els one ID Show Case
s. III o1i wooden Pals, lot OF Granulated
~ 80. Tos.scc = .ondsn sed Milk three 90 boxes
o: h., ~ 0I.sg. utter Part Quaker Oats. part
Pc snd Vie mon the property Of Yancy
3l.3oo. In favor q b. y.rrshSW Brother
RADCLIFFE. DAkR 4 - dS,fai i5,n ~
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II TIRE DAYS.
THoNAs DOWNING : soy. AUcrIoSEEEs


CHsNCEEY s,LT o. VNLrAELE LOT IN
EhuNfH by 4 IHkEt-- TORY AND BACK
El iLplNG BECK DWELLING. So l;1i EAST
tAFf IpL ~ITTfE
l'y virtue Z ,l-cr-- ra-ssd by -he Sufr-rua Court
.. - trst - - toiHuh.t Ia EQUITY Cans No.
li1at wE~-~fn he .urr =. -sr aul u-e-~ arr com
rlansuf- s-d L. Z MosLsT : defendant; .ali sell
sfIl ~ a--ti IN front q The r--uI'se~ HALF
lN-l Yes rs trtIDt n 4 ". UI. ATtEpAY the
TOT BY NH tay of JAM MY II q; Tart of
oriElL Al ll' fur ~ n -IIaf~ seven huTdred and
tN~nt=t At 60 t-xifuit- III tl YEN tItl
f-s. w. from tts .h-ast & said ard
running th-ur- v.~t Eft-sn ,lli feet eleven (ID
fI-l~~. tt-ns- nlrth one hurt..d and tweltv-seven
tlsi feet = b. nj uf--haf ~lei iucre- ts-ure
ttt-vu ~ --.t -vsn III inrh-s md fh-uc- south
On kuui--. and lW-nty seven (i'r1n f-s sixht snd
ons-nsif 49, mics q the Viae of beginning i'm!
- v~i IS tl-s---tOTy and back building bricA
dv- M house
Terms Of sale presented by The Iecre.. One-thiri
css 4ad 'hc balance n sud two years from DAY
=; a. Wiz interest al tn rate 80 ~iN per per
aln4fu .utu Tatt uaVahe s-iiIi-anTuaily. Notes 81
M, ar - ?" - gwen deferred paVmenis. and
y y secured - 'lee Of tTu pro- sold all
IT. par Ea>- money may he AID cash option -!
purchaser Of $40 will be guir NJ time
ofsi~ Al CONVEX ssI-inG nutarial fee- and record
IN a u ta<-f cost Il terms Cf sale com
p~d va Stlin ten days after day q sal tri.s-
To- rs w. The T4zht 20 re~-l at risk de-
alltin purchaser. after nv DAYS tie li-nt
SAsI.- MADDOX. Trustee
la.tr.Aubs 40 Louisiana avenue.
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CHoLIY's TRorpIF.

CHoLLYs TROUBLE
whats the matter, Cholly2" said friend Of
that young mans who dropped in on him just
as he was getting ready to go out for the even
ing.
''I'm in a deuce of a worry"
"What about?'
''Too many gu'hls gave me neckties fob
Christmas, don't you KNOW
That's nothing to be troubled over"
''Oh, yes tits. l tell you it's next to impossi-
BILE to keep twack Of which gu'hl gave which
necktie. so he won't weah wong tie to see the
wight gu'hl. don't you know. And vet il 20
cwazy, just bet they will say it was cigawets-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03
I AIIMEK SLOAN. Auct,oneers.
l. No. I4c9 st, NV.
TEEsTEEs, SAFE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED

ILl SIEtS' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
IsflERll. SITUATED On FIFTH TREEI
EAST NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
b, Nirtlsa cd cert an tre OF tr1-t dated June l.
III. WIN nN~ t~-n "a dsl IL LiDar No
ist' - io ~Ss' - ne land records Of the
I..'rirt - Columbia and up n tn written req1e~t
81 DO Ter . Z indshte Ines secured ther-lv
u r--Il-es. On III ESIAI. JANCtBY FIFTH
lrsl- ST HALi-PA~f FOUR O'C OCE PM the
t.ll'i-- To- -ri'.t -op-rtv ted city of
VS. irHr. "a l. % Strict asOra-,il % wit Part u
tr'al 80 nrsfu'- - rt--Ii ilIl. ia quar- num-
t~fi - AuE irsri tn1 nineteen tsl9}. ferinnin
D - "a par n stree, east az lie distance OF
rf' -tir o." tssl let ant hr~- - 1ucLsS Of
Y sf4ttss~ -c-ser q -std square. and running
~fe -rh '2-rl- 1--WE 80 feet four ~ ncl.-
tl-H No. GO - and -IX and one !, I
- ~ Do .f-.s- south tw-rfy- I've CO. and
2 9 . a..-st. aIf th-r . nsty-Iwo 81 > :. ct
al ~ Nii '-l- haf ~ H. hes TO tie place Of be-
IT. u-ou nv = improved ~ a nearly Eew two
tA p l hs7- mint tTirh yelling with side alley and
a mo '"ru f..s -s.ar.s-
Arrit- pl--'or-iI -nfl ~. balance ia one two
. Hf-s -. WIN Interest . her Of ~ o. per
t"il ' I~r ana = She ty 81 sale rayah --.ui-
San. y. -''-r-i ~ i- a q the property
o. = 49,. al 'ha- q ton OF tn purchaser. \
t-if - -',tp VII he r,qrt--l At be ti.ue 81 sale
~ - ',~t Terms - "a must L. ouTlied n IN
- a-fe-n i'f~ from tEe tiay q ~ti-. otharw~. the
80 7~-rtr ~ = b. 90 -sse the s.roi--ry at tn.
- r. ~f . tt- Of "a tlrs Turrha--r after Eve
So $50 'S'.1''7
JANIS F. HOOD,
ft~inr b1i, inv
JbSt FH \. LEIEI IL trustees
a. - - u ,aHG,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-03

THOMAS L WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionee

TKv-TFES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ ESTATE On TWELFTH ~TREET WEST
Ia TWIN AND STREETS NORTU N
IHF CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
y ylrtl. Of deed Of trust hearing date n, N.
.erorI Iay 8 Juu-s D. lSS'. and recorded In iiber
No lfSi folio lss ct seq of the land records Of
the Ii-rirt y Columbia, and At the request of the
Islty secured hereby, We The undersigned, az
S,sYgI,Fi. Al 1891 AZ HAfF.PAsTA FoT TX
1.g' grK ? " all that real estate situated in the
ritv e. ashHgton. District Of Columbia and b<jne
~. 9TH tea ,iol feet Of lot numbered foTtyeight
C4Sl Iv H. - there of also mn be forty
tiue fffy h''y-Cne ard nfty-two in suuar. S5S &C
c0rur To- tho sl6ivision of suuare by III. ye,try
81 II I.tu- jafiSh made 10y u A. Lacey attor ay
aud tr-s-urar. r-curded an fiber y r lilo iC, Of
y.tb. WIN - IMPROVEMENTS thereon
-aie OEe-tiltr1 and Ne sia IN nm
a. Ia. - an three 81 years for which the prom
issnr. n1s~ % the purchaser with interes: at per
cent - ana nom the dsv Of sale will he taken
secured ty i--d OF trust upon the property or All
cash ~ h. uPtl"n of the purchaser or pure hasers
4. uoSi eco VIII he required Of the purchaser or
pure - O" time of sale All conveyancing at
tlI- cost TIE purchaser or purchasers Taxes will
h. rat o. ih- dav o. ale n term. of sale be not
conn lei win N fifteen DAYS from day Of sale the
st IL rs e.: l~faulting purchasers after We days
advr.e,1-nt such resale in some nevspaper In he
said city u .-E:ngton.
HARRISON s BARBOUR
1920 New York ave r...
WILLIAM J MILLER Z trustees
80 Louisiana N. W
r WtGGAMAN. Au' t;oneer. d23dkds