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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE Nine shares SChuylldll TraC-
T. ti1u stock. Apply at this office. 9.9-tf
NOR SALE CHEAP.-A brand new Standard
L SewinE Machine. Apply at this Office If
COPIES Of the EVENING HERALD
w Of Aug. 10,
ITANTED.-A boy about IS years Of age
w Apply 81 Master marble yard. l023-tf
NITArITED.-A good .irl for general house
w work. Apply at M. L. Kemmerers, S, 50
n. Main street. l0-2if
VXTANTED.--A good girl for general house
w work Apply TO Simon Gedinsky, q $.
Jardin street. lU-2l-3t
nor SALE "A Nahoaal typewriter in per
II feet condition VIII be sold cheap for
cash Apply at this ONCE a-ii-f
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Crushed to Death by an Ice wagon
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct, 24.-Clyde, the
4year-old son of Thomas Brobst, while
riding with his father on loaded ice
wagon, was thrown out and crushed to
death instantly. The fathers grief is
something terrible. 1t is feared he will
lose his mind.
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A HapnY Man

Is he who uses Red Flag Oil for Rheumatlsm,
Neuralgia, TOOthache and chronic pains It's
4 remedy which cures every time, Try il a
cents. Red Flag Oil IS sold at p. Z, ID. kir-
Inns Drug Store.
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strnck OIL I'm Illinois.

CAYUGA, Ills, Oct. 24-At a depth Of one
hundred and thirteen feet a vein Of petrO-
leum was struck by we'll diggers on the
farm of Pierce Cooms. The well win be
deepeued in hope Of finding a paying fow
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For sixty days Reagey, the photographer
viii give lOxl2 platinum picture with every
doSen Of his 81 cabinets.
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IN C0pIe. Wanted.

Two copies of the EVENING HERALD
of Aug. l9 wanted to complete files. A lib
oral price viii be paid for same.
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Livery stable keepers should always keep
Arnica & Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing
like it for horses. I'm
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"An Irishman's Luck" is a genuine laugh
producer.
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Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the
name LEssIs & BAER, Ashland, Pa is
printed on very sack. 3'3-Staw.
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The summit of the Broken ON Walpugis
night, one Of the scenes i'm "Faust," which
viii be produced at Fergusons theatre ON
Friday October 27th is one Of the most
realistic and startling scenic effects now on
the stage. In the scene Mephisto, the evil
spirit, shows Faust in the revels of Inferno.
Demons of all sizes and shapes witches
compounding their poisonous draughts and
dragons with fire belching from their nostrils;
snakes twisting and writhing imps serpents,
screech owls, etc, are introduced in this
scene. All this is highly embellished with
the aid of two powerful calcium lights and
taken all in all it is a wonderful piece OF
mechanism. In this scene also the spectre
of Marguerite appears and again allure'
Faust from the demons grasp. Prices 25 81
and 80 cents. Reserved seats at usual place
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Arnica & Oil Liniment is equally good fOi
man and beast. 25 and 80 cents per bottle,
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STILL DELAYED.

Fried oysters a speciality at McElhenny's
9.12 IF
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New Through Sleeping Car Line

An kinds of Legal Blanks for sale at the
HERALD Office,
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For a mild cathartic and efficient tonic, use
warranted. I'm
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Shenandoah, oct. 21 1883.
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Quantity and Small Margins,
Answers This Question.

Our big store the place to get the most for your money
Try and what large amount of goods you buy for
a dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-02

In the divorce case of Emily L. Petersen
against Ferdinand Petersen, in which defend
ant seeks the amendment of the decree allow
ing complainant alimony of 5000 per month";
the motion called before Justice Hagner
yesterday. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Peterse n. as ground of his motion. charged the
complainant with adultery in Baltimore and
filed sworn afidayits. Mrs. Petersen
filed answer denying this charge. with
aihdavits showing that she was in this
city at the time she is charged with having
been in Baltimore. and stated that she was with
out means to defend the application. This
morning Mr.. Petersen filed an affidavit show
ing that he had complied with the original
decree by paying her 5000 per month alimony,
and besides she was receiving s25 per month
from house he had given her and she raised
81. 200 under deed of trust on ~ Justice
HaSner. after hearing the counsel. postponed
the hearing OF the motion till after the hearing
OF the husbands motion. W. Byrd Lewis and
Mr.. Minor appeared for the wife and Mr.. Car
rington for Mr.. Petersen.
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BROOkLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Roberts have been making
a farewell visit to Rev. and Mrs. r. r. West
previous to starting for their future home in
Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald of University Heights
are the recipients Of box of fine subtropical
products from their four sons at Gainesville,
Fla.
Mr.. d. P. Moore Of Washington has moved
into j. 5. L. Greene's house in the addition to
South Brookland.
Miss Minnie Gudgin is on a visit to her Uni
versity Heights home.
Mrs. j. W. Webb of lexington, with Master
Boyd and Miss Sarah Webb we're the recent
guests of Mrs. Judge Terry.
Miss Mary Burr of University Heights is hav-
ing very pleasant time during her sojourn in
the palmetto state"
The last meeting of the Brookland Pleasure
Club was at the home of their secretary. Miss
Buelah Gudgin. The club are provided with
very pretty new badges. The next meeting
will be at the home of John McChesney near
the Sargent read.
The Brookland branch of the ". c. T. Twill
hold an adjourned open meeting in the Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening. May Is. A COM
mittee consisting Of Mrs. c. G.. Lynch. Mrs E.
=. Morgan and Mrs. Eva Fisher. with Miss
Fisher as chairman. will arrange the program
for that evening.
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Failure of Another Bank-The Colonial
Premfers to Confer.

Failure of Another Bank-The Colonial
Premiers to Confer.
A dispatch from Melbourne announces the
failure of the National Bank of Australasia.
The bank has some $50 branches in Australia
and agencies in most large cities of the United
Kingdom. the continent and the United States.
Its London Office il at 12S Bishopgate street
within E. C. The authorized capital of the
bank is e. 600 900: subscribed capital. 81 .25O,-
900; paid-up capital. 1000. 900; reserve fund,
f67O. OO0 reserve liability of shareholders, e.
500. 600
Sir J. W. Downer. premier of South Aus
tralia. has invited the premiers of the other
colonies TO n conference. which will consid +
measures for allaying the panic and staying the
progress of financial disaster. The government
OF New South Wales has declined the invita-
ton on the ground that il has already taken
steps which it deem, advisable.
Premier Patterson of the Victoria govern
ment saws in interview:
The financial situation is undoubtedly crit
ical and arraug rmeuts ought TO be made to
provide for the calm consideration of the bes I
course to be pursued by the colonial govern
meut-. | fear TINT the success attending the
efforts to reconstruct the Commercial Bank
will tend to weaken confidence In the bank
which have not suspended.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO, AUCTIoNEERs.
IL $50 PA AVE. NV.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
IEOvED AND UNlMPRoVED REAL ESTATE
on SIXTH STREET. STREET AND UNION
STREET SOUTHWEST. BEING THE LIE
CAVITY BUILT THREE-sTORY, BASEMENT
AND MANSARD-ROOF DWELLING AT THE
CORNER OF SIXTH AND y STREETS SOUTH
WEST AND FOUR FRAME HOUSES on UNION
STREET. BY AUCTION.
By virtue of two deecs of assignment recorded In
libers l15 and 1871. folios 4e9 and lis seq one
Of the land records of the District Of Columbia Will
sell by public auction in frunt OF the premises on
FhIDAY, NAY FIFTH. 1873. at FIVE O'CLOCK
10 in square 502 the whole property fronting ! IS
feet q street and 203 feet 10 inches on street
d l53 feet on Union street Improved by large
history basement and mansard-roof brick dwelling,
containing ID rooms, more or less. with all modern
improvements, at the corner Of 9th and streets and
four frame houses Union street. This H. OF the
fines. and most convienty located properties this
section OF the city. being four distinct lines
making IL of from all parts Of the city
and overl OEing the Potomac river.
lis so situated and fashioned 70 admit Of most
desirable subdivls into los OF convenient Sizes be-
ing supp led with 70 foot alley along the entire north
sidt said lois.
Trims SIC. 600 in cash. balance in J. 2 ana 3
deed u trust the property with interest the rate
Of . per cent Per annum. payable seui-anauaily, OF
al cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit of
$500 required st time Of sale. Terms to be complied
With in ten days from DAY % sale, Otherwise the night
i reserved to resell al the risk and efaultn
purchaser AL conveyancing. recor ding. &C.. at
The purchasers cost.
THOMAS N. FIELD. Assignee
ap2o-dSds $40 St u ".
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE,
Free Delivery Operations for the Month of
April-NOtes.
Correspondence of The Evening Star

Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, May 1, 1893.
Postmaster Thomas Dawson made the fol-
lowing report of the operations of the free
delivery system at this place for the month of
April: Delivered Registered letters, 6; mail
letters. 4.217; postal cards. 543; second, third
and fourth-class matter. 2.730 pieces. Col
lected-Local letters, %: mail letters, 2,O59;
local postal cards 81; mailed postal cards, 2S3;
second, third and fourth-class matter. So. Total
number of pieces handled, 1886. The new
postmaster, Mr.. A. J. Almoney, took possession
OF the office this morning.
The Centennial Missionary Society Of this
place VIII give social at the residence of Rev.
l.. X. MilbOurne on Thursday evening next
Messrs. John E. Muncaster and Benz. Riley
OF this county have been chosen as managers in
two departments CT the exhibition of the Ma
tlonal Live Stock Association to be held in
Washington thi, month.
Miss Frances Davis, the superintendent of
temperance instruction in the schools or this
county. has selected essays by the following
pupils to be sent TO the Columbian exhibition:
Lily NJ. Burdette. Ethel W. Mount and Ida b.
Watkins, all of Damascus. Among the teachers
of the county excellent essays were contributed
by Misses Bette Padgett Alice Mccullough.
Louise e. Etcnlson, Iavinia Brown Sarah
Soper and Messrs. J. F. Boyer and John I.
Baker.
The NJ. E. Church at Germantown was last
Tuesday evening the scene of large gather
ing to witness the nuptials of Mr.. John l.. Best
and Miss Ida NJ. Appleby. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. r. VI. Moore Mr. H. Frank
Metz acted as best man and Miss Bessie APP
plebv, sister of the bride. as bridesmaid.
Messrs. William C. Wyand and C. Scott Duvall
served as ushers. Among those present were
Rev. r. NJ. Moore. A. o. Appleby, George
Cashell and daughter of Unity, Charles Best
of Frederick. Simon d. Best and wife. H. F.
Metz, W. c. Wyand. Mrs. II. E. Hanshew and
daughter, Misses Emma Best and Bessie APP
pleby Mr.. Martin Best. Mrs. V. J. Duvall, Mr..
c. Hargett and wife. Misses Emma Hawkins, s.
Lizzie Fairall. Emma Baker and Mr.. George
Guy, all of Washington; Messrs. Porter Griffith,
c. Scott Duvall and Edward Hanshew, Misses
Kate Clagett and Edie Waring of this place.
s. A. NJ.
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EXECUTIONS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF THE LATE
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT.

EXECUTORS SALE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS OF THE LATE
HON. GEORGE BANCROFT.
COMPRISING ELEGANT BULL CABINETS.
GRAND PIANO, MADE IN BERLIN. FINE
MARQUETRY AND oRMoLU CENTER
TABLES. HANDSOME PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS. RICH BERLIN CARPETS, HAND
SOME PARLoR SUITES. ANTIQUE CHAIRS.
MIRROR SCREENS, ELEGANT DINING ROOM
SUITE. OF sIDEBoARD. EXTENSION TABLE.
CHAIRS. sc. WINDOW HANGINGs, SUPERB
DINNER. TEA AND DESSERT SERVICES.
FINE OLD GLASS AND CHINA. FRENCH
GILT CLOCK. BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS.
LAMPS. SUPERB OAK WRITING TABLE,
HANDSOME ROLLING AND FLAT-ToP
DESKS. CANDELABRAs. DWARF AND Up
RIGHT OAK BOOK CASES. BOOK SHELVES.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER. BRASS AND
STEEL FIRE SETS. ODD CHAIRS. BRUs-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS. HANDSOME
ROSEWOOD BED ROOM FURNITURE. BEAU
TIFUL WARDROBE. PILLOWS AND Boil
STEERS, ARMoIRE. CARD TABLES. CHAM
Der FURNITURE IN SUITES AND ODD
PIECES. LARGE LOT OF SHEETS. BLANKETS
TABLE CLOTHS. NAPKINS, &C.
p s.-MosT OF THE FURNITURE WAS MADE
TO ORDER FOR MR.. BANCROFT IN BERLIN
NEW YORK. &C.. AND WILL BE FOUND OF
THE BEST QUALITY.
At the request of Charles C. Glover and James VI.
J9hnston. sxecqtors, we will sell On THURSDAY and
ing at HALE PAST TIN A. NJ. each dsy at the resi-
dence OF the late Hon. George Bancroft 1929 street
northwest, his personal effects. partly mentioned
above Of Hh oh full and complete description will be
given in the catalogue exhibition Wednesday MAY
-. ILL., SLOAN co..
i-d6dlsts
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n G. SLOAN & co. Successors to
". latimer & Sloan. Auctipneers, 1907 G. st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF
10TH ST. NEW YORK AVE. AND r ST
NORTHWEST. WITH LARGE FRONTS On
EACH STREET
By virtue of certain deed Of trust, dated the 9th
day OF March A. ID. 1891, and duly recorded in Ii or
loot. folio .1SD ct seq, of The Land Records of
the District of Columbia and at tn. request the
party secured thereby. will sell az pIhii, auction,
IN 'front.' Of the y emises. on THURSDAY, the
ELEVENTH pAYO MAY. A. d. 1888. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described proper y.
uate in the District aforesaid aud known and dis
tinglIlshed the original plat books of the city Of
Washington
lot NO l. IN SQUARE NO I"3.
Fronting ~ feet inches 10Th St. 100 feet on
st and los feet inches on n Y. ave. n. W, and
containing l3.UtO square eet of ground be the
more or less. Improved by brick stables. sheds.
offices. &c. &c.
Terms Of Purchaser to trust of S6 600
one third of the balance in cash and the residue
one two and three years with interest to the
satisiartlon o. the trustees or all cash All convey
ancing and recording at urchaSer's cost and terms
to be complied Within fifteen days from day of sale
or the PROPERTY may be resod at the risk and
the defsulting purchaser. after such public notice
the trustees may deem necessary. 800 deposit re-
Quired at time of sale.
THOMAS NJ GALE r.
my2-d6ds II. S. HOUGHTON trustees
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. DISTRICT
" OF COLUMBIA. Washington. April q. 1855
for the year en5inr June 80 1893. on real and PER
sopsl property. The second half Of such tax. where
the f!ksr DAY OF MAY, ana not paid before the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE uing shall thereupon b.
IN and delinquent and a penalty o: two (21
per centurn upon tie amount thereof shall be added
and the same with other du. and In arrears vii
b. listed for advertisen.nt and sale IN the man
prescribed by existing law. BY order OF the Com
misstoners II the District of Columbia. Attest y a.
DAVIS. Collector OF Taxes. ap2G-6t
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RATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUcTs.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME
Hot Sc AND LOT ON STREET ORTIZ BE-

IhlSIt SALE By AUCTION OF FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT ON + STREET ORTIZ BE-
TWEEN lSr AND 2D STREETS WEST
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District q Columbia PASSED in equity numbered
14iS9. wherein Catherine l.. Melch, guardian is
complainant and John Nelch, infant, ct al are de-
tendants the undersigned trustees Will offer for sale
by puolic aucti3n, in front Of the premises, ON
THURSDAY. TIE FOURTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID.
lsG.. At FOUR O'CLOCK 7. VI, the following de-
scrlbed real estate and Premises lying and being in
the city OF Washington District of Columbia. wifi
All OF Jot nunaered three (lD in square numbered
hve hundred cnd sixty nine t5t59) beginning Tor the
same on the line OF street north at a Point slant
ore hundred and sixty and ive-tenths 1fs0 y feet
west from the southeast corner said sauare ren-
ming thence north one hundred and twenty tl20) fest
thence west twenty-t..rec and eieven-hundredths
C23 I'D teet; thence south one hundred and twenty
2O feet 70 the line Of said street and thence
along that line to the point of BEGINNING together
with the improvements thereon
Terms: One-fEird cash, balance in two equal IN
stallm s. payable in one and two from the
date Of sale. with interest he deferred payments
DIT tie rate Of per centum per annuIn, payable semi
annually. and 10 he secured by deed trust on the
premises sold. or AL cash. at the option Of the
chaser dep sit Of two hundred dollars (s.90) re-
quird az the iae Of sale Terms 10 be complied with
in fifteen GAYS from sale. All conveyzncing record
ing. &c. at purchasers cost.
HENRY ?. Blair. Trustees
ap.sp-dEds n
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BROS. Auctioneers.

MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOT. CORNER 10TH
AND X SIS. y. ".
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. NAY 4. AID 1s93
at HALE-PAST FIVE, O'CLOCK We will sell 10 front
OF the premises nart Of
Los 10 and Il in square l06.
Fronting 81 feet on st. ana a front of "a feet q
inches on 19h -.
his is one of the finest building lots in the north
west either Cor nfcenI residence or divided
smaller lots for buildings
Terms Cne-tblrd cash la ance In and two years
notes to bear per per interest y yab!c
serniann ualy and to be by deed OF tust on
The property sod al cash. At option OF the rur
chasher aepe Sit O. 300 required time of
Conyeyanclng. &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with in fifteen days. otherwise the right
served to resell the property at the ris and
tau. tng purchaser after five days advertisement of
such re-aie in some news pub ishcd an " ash
Ington, ID. c. DUNCANSON BIOS Aucts
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 son. Auctioneers.
y hlo Il "a W
STR Ell REIMFEN 1c1H A \ M isTu SrRI,Ir,

nv SIEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on E
NORTHWEST
By virtue of a deed OF trust dated April s. 1877.
and duly recorded in Liber SD folio 40 one of the
land records q the District Of Columbia, viii sell.
at public auction. in front Of the pre- misses on
DAY. The TWELFTH DAY OF NAY, A. u. ls93
al HALF.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
Ing dscrlbeo real estate. situate in the city of WASH
Ing. d. G; Lot IN Brysnts subdivision of original
lot mum ered nineteen Q9l in square numbered one
hundred and seventy-two (l12).
Terms OF sale: onethird cash and the balance in
Of trust the property Sold all cash ct the pur-
chssers option 100 deposit at time Of sale Terus
to be fully complied With in ten after sale the
property will be resold at risk and defauting
purchaser after ve days advertisement in The Even
ing Star newspaper. A THOS. BRADLEY
ap.5IdSds Trus.ee
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
CONF STREET NORTH BE WEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWESTY-SECoND STREETS


The undersigned trustee in equity cause of Henry
Hannah. assignee. against Mary s. Butler and Others
No 1852. equity docket rs, will sell at public
ten, IN front 4 The premises. on NJ gNDAl. the
FltrEENTH DAY OF MAY A. u 1893. at FIVE
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. al! that Niece of ground known the
west halt of lot numbered G. by the depth Of
said lot in square numbered eighty $50, with frame
house thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchas- money
cash and the Pa ance of purchase to he paid in
two equal installents in six and twelve lbs with
interest from day of sale for which purchaser
promlssory notes, to lie ed ly a iced Of trust
nlon The property or all cash on the ratification Of
when the property Is knocked down 30 the ur fa~er
All conveyancng at st of purchaser The terms of
sale must be complied with within fifteen days from
day of sale or property will be readve tised and sold
at he cost ana ris OF defaultng purchaser. Taxes
and assessments paid to day OF sale
WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustee
,r,,,,, =, Office 4S6 Louisiaua ave.
n. II. Am a = 1S
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ap5:sd2ds a HOS. BRADLEY. Trustee
T'RCSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Rs
L TATE N THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. Dis

n
pres court q he pisre d % passS S on
trustees viii oer for sale by pubic auctions in iron
m" G 6aH ST Nay
sass nj ts a; HAp pces f0u oSL0k
known and designated upon the ground plat plan
bis lots NUM- cred from one hundred and eighty
xix Hs6, to ons hundred and nine'y -twe Q9a, both
certain sub lots square numbered one hundred and
f S & co9ms2cing With the said p, numbered
also on the same day. and n,lnediaiely after the
Of eraa %f the RsF pr Of an
said city known and designated nron thu said ground
respectivey in square numbered one hundred an n,
seveptI5fiye Dol commencing with said lot mum
oA N, T, on S is5! THE TH,RETESIH DAY
P NJ each Of those two certain pieces parcels of
land IN said city known and desgIated upon fe SAID
Snd i Tss'sersiS both in square num-
Each q the said parts OF the said sub lots fronting
"a ieeI n 9TH St n. W.. and by that width. running
Also; -, on the day last above mentioned at HALF
Al ~ W car =: r,o.s ~ Marco,
improved BY brick stable and eno%h and d s.s
& in DaTd Gs sn S a Of Id
81 tart 81 square numbered one hundred ard eghty
at the northeast corner of said lot and running thence
west ninety feet and on inch COS eet inchl.
ninety fee: and inch COS feet in IN and
OF beginning.
Terms .: sale: one-third cash on day % sale and
the resiue in two equal instailneuts. payable in
ard two ec,iv"ly iron, date OF sale with
interest at the rate OF yer per annu pay
abb" sem-annualy, the notes of the purchaser to be
passed. for the deferred payments and secured by
deed OF trust, to he approved by the court upon th.
pure ased premises. all cash. the option
purchasers upon ther obtaining upon good cause TO
be shown. the special order Of the court allowing
their payment % all cash.
Al costs of conveyancinQ and Of recording to be paid
by the purchasers l. Of are not com
Piled with within fifteen days from the date of sale
the trustees the right TO ese the property
the risk and cost Oh the defa Iltng purchaser after
hve days advertisement of such resale.
j. HUB .EY ASHTON
6e2-6'e4 st. n.w I ru.,
JOHN SELDEN, { trustees.
SLOAN 4 CO., Aucts, ap2edkd
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ID : MAChALI I r--
HENRY 2. BLAIR. Trustees
apoo-dSds Ala nth q. m NJ
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.,
l. 6I2 e st, NV

vALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on SEW
RSTH IS sTE TSEr ETTf rc9k OPPOSITE
On FRIDAY. NAY FIFTH. 1898. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. will sell. in front Of the premises
lot So Haw's subdivision OF Mount Pleasant fronting
Al let inches on the west side Of 9TH at by depth
Of Ia feet. improved by Q frame dwelling
Terms cne-thsrd cash, balance in and two
years. with interest secured by deed Of the
property. all cash. the option the purchaser
Deposit OF 800 required 81 the time of sale Com
veyanCing and recording at purchasers cost.
THOMAS DOWNING L SON.
ap2a-6t Anctionsers