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FLOWERS FOR EASTER WEDDINGS.
Orchids, Easter Lilies, Marguerites and
Potted Palms Will BE the Fashion.

Orchids, Easter Lilies, Marguerites and
Potted Palms Will BE the Fashion.
Decorations for Easter weddings will be
more simple and artistic this year than ever
BEFORE said Washington florist. showing
some delicate orchids destined to grace a bridal
gown. The day Of arches. brooding doves and
bells is over. Stiff designs in flowers are con-
signed to fashions oblivion, and the old-time
wire framework is only regarded in out of the
way places as just the thing
This year the picturesquely gowned bride
will be surrounded by potted plants Of cool
green palms. Easter lilies, white hydrangias
and French marguerites. Good form having
selected these few as preferred. white tulips
and hyacinths are out OF it. They are cheap,
and who wants what every one can have?-ss
the fastidlous mamma remarked to her young
daughter, whose taste preferred home straw
berries In June to foreign ones in April.
Every one can't have white Orchids" con-
tinued the florist, $50 those aristocratic bios
SONS will be tied in graceful punches for many
Easter brides. OF course the groom and best
man will wear the brides flower in their but
tonholes. Though perhaps not SO chic as
orchids lilies Of the valley are very appropriate
Tor bride this spring. At one Washington
wedding soon to be celebrated white heliotrope
will form the bridal bouquets. 1t is a novelty.
ShAdCsuoAub AZ ulAnV W6uQlnSb Will carry
roses, particularly if the effects in coloring
quire the pink tone given by the La France. At
one swell wedding in this town the church pill
lars will be covered with soft white stuff, on
which the feathery asparagus will be twined.
Palms, Easter lilies and marguerites will be
placed in the chsncel and ropes of violets and
lilies Of the valley will be held across the aisles
White orchids and lilies Of the valley will be
carried by the bride. The bridesmaids will be
dressed IN white and green empire gowns, with
orchids Of a rare green hue tied with ribbon Of
the same shade. In the table decorations for
the breakfast the same green effect will be car
ried out In orchids and mignonette."
Violets are a-plenty Just now. From the
clusters Of double white and purple ones heaped
on marble slabs in the flower shops to the
''three-for-s-Quarter' punches sold on the
| street corners their perfume flls the air. Every
one can have them, but who Is enough Of .
Philistine to call the violet common? That my
lady may have her fresh ones daily standing
order in left at the florists. The swellsst bouton-
nieres for men are of violets
On the Riviera the correct flower for men is
either the gardenia or the pale yellowish cape
| 1essamine. The latter is fragile flower aud
rather rare, but much effected by foreigners In
this city. especially In the Spanish and French
| legations. Clusters Of half dozen carnations
are much worn with evening dress. 1t Is whis-
pared that the modest primrose may soon be
the favorite Of an hour.
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Although Mr.. Howe is first-class sender he
was advised to remain out Of the sending class
and upon Mr.. McKeldin rested the response
bility OF upholding the reputation Of Washing
ton as possessing expert manipulators of the
key. This sending class embraced also the
Phillips code and an extraordinary gait was
recorded. 'Mac," a. he 10 Familiarity known by
the entire telegraph profession, did splendidly,
but two others had the code down q little bit
finer and - . result attained . higher rate Of
speed. These were c. B. Squires, first prize,
and E. H. Curlstte, second prize, both OF New
York. McKeldin's work was recognized by an
honorable mention.
Harry McKeldin IL an operator who can hold
up his end with any Of the record seekers Of
the profession. He learned the business in
Baltimore In 1855, and from that time until
1883 worked for about all the telegraph COM
panies in the east and south For four years
1885 till 1S90-he worked the Chicago Inter-
oosan private wire, using the Phillips code
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IN go PA. AVE
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE ON WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGE

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
TOWN. d. c.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the 3O.h day Of
July. 1873. duly recorded IN Liber No. S94. folio
l67 and 1S. ct seq. Of the land records OF the
District OF Columbia surviving trustee will sell
In front OF the premises on THURSDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY OF APRIL A. D. 1881 AT 4::sO O'CLOCK p
NJ the folio AinR described real estate situate the
city OF Georgetown in the district OF Columbia
wit All that piece or parcel Of land known part
OF lot number twenty-three tSSD in Beall,s
addition to Georgetown. ID. c.. described
follows: Beginning for the same at Q point the
west side OF Washington street twentysix (26)
south OF the southeast corner Of lot number twenty
two (2) and running south twenty-five (2) feet then
westwardly and parallel with Bridge street hun
bred and twenty-five (125) feet then north and
alel with Washington street twenty-seven (2 feet,
then east and parallel with Bridge ninety
t9 feet, then south two CD feet and then thirty
four i feet to the place OF together with
all the appurtenances rights privileges and heedta
inents thereto belonxing in anywise apperta
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash
and the balance in and II months to bear
teret at the rate OF cent from day
OF sale. payable eniannualy and to be secured by
deed OF trust on property sold. all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser. Conveyancng. &c, at pur
chsser's cost. deposit of 800 at time OF sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with in fifteen days;
otherwise trustee reserves the eht resell the prop
erty the risk and Of defaultng
hve days VI advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washington, D. @.
JESSE H. WILSON
mh25-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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cHsScERY SALE OF yALTABLg IMPROVED
sSrREET NORTHWEST, No. 49O sTREET
STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court 80 the
January. 1888, and passed in equity esuse NO.
1861. wherein Annie Laura Gallh-r a.. are com
fendants shall otsr sor ssa 81 public snt arr On in
front Of the respective premises the times herein
after named the following valuable improved Trop-
o. TGEspAy, APRIL FOURTH. 1898. at HALF
Mandlev Warmers subdivision Of lots Nos % 70 81
Of St. Johns Church subdivision Of square No. 216
On I'VE WED o sPkIL FfFTH is 3 at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, part % lois nulao4red
thirty-one C3i) Of Michler's su6iivison If sqrs.e
numbered ten hundred and twenty six uo26l begIn-
ming for the point thirty-two t9) due
north from southwest corner OF said lot
east eiShty SssI feet rhence souta ssssep eG1
feet thence west eighty feet 10 the ulace Of
besinnins the same being premises No. $40 18th ST.
on THURSDAY. APRIL SIXTH. 1879. at HALF
seventeen 90. square numb four hund:ed snd
ninetysix t4o). begin ing Tor the point
corner of said lot and thence south hun
dred and twenty-five u,2D feet two C2'ipch.s thence
twenty-five Gssl feet two CO. inches: theme west
with the line OF street fourteen i the plsre
OF beelEnng the same being premises No. $50 street
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are as
follows: One-third OF the purchase money shall be
cash. one-third in one year and one-third two
years from the date OF sale the deferred payments
be evidenced by notes bearing interest At six per
centrum per annum and secured by deed OF trust
sS S 81 s sn e :. the o. o tho S
will be required at the time Of sale. aud the
days after the day Of sale the right is reserved 70
at the risk and cost Of the d-fautng purchaser
The Evening Star newspsper conveysncins al the he
mh2312t once s4oa ST. ".
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THOMAS BOWLING & Son. Auc.,onesrs.
IL -
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
TR n>I g., ON Z STREET NEAR THIR-

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
PRINTING ON STREET NEAR THIR-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust, dated March
20. 1870. The other Jul 90 1892. recorded respect-
lively III Liber l4S1 fol- T. 81 seq and in Liber f6S1
fol 9 ct seq Of tine land records Of the District
nba. and at the request OF the parties secured
thereby, we will offer FOR sale at public auction in
iron N OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,. tine FIFTH
DAY OF APRIL. 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, that
parcel of land in the city of Washington d. c. known
as the west 10 feet front BY the : depth OF the lot of
original lot No. 9. in square No. 1Ola and being
identical with lots IL and II OF the recorded subdi
vision made bv Ellen McFadden and William r. Nc.
Faddsn OF said original lot These lots have'A depth
OF 100 feet and improved by desirable twostory
IVA ne dwelling house No. l2il St Sc. containing
eight rooms and cellar. with water and gas.
Terms Of sale: One-thtrc OF the turchase money in
cash, the balance at and two years from the day
OF sale in equal nstallents and the
bearing interest from the day Of SALE rayahle semi
annually. to be given COR the deferred payments,
secured b' deed Of trust the property al
the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF &.,OO at
time Of sale; II terms not complied with in ten
days from day OF sale the property will be resold
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser All
conveyancinr and recording at cost OF purchaser.
RICHARD T. MORSELL,
45e Louisians ave. r~rs....
WILLIAM j. SEUFFERLE, ( ifosseos'
mh.)-d&os 626 Pa. ave- n.w.J
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An Expensive Hotel.
From the New York Times,

One Of the elevator boys in . New York
hotel is credited with = smart saying. An old
New Yorker was showing . party Of friends
from out Of town through the hotel day or
two ago. One Of the strangers was deeply
impressed with the elegance and costliness Of
the decorations and furniture. and he ex-
claimed: 'Well, well, this must be b very
high-priced hotel" The aforesaid elevator
boy. who overheard the remark, retortsd: 81
should say it was. II you only change your
mind here they charge you elO.'
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RADCLIFFE. DARR co, ATcrIo NE
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON D STREET BETWEEN 4TE
AND 9TH STREETS NORTHwEsT, BEINC

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN 4TH
AND 9TH STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
KNOWN AS HOUSE NO. 49, BY AUCTION
By virtue Of deed OF trust given TO and duly
recorded in Liber 1881 folio 34S seq one OF the
land records Of the District OF Co.umbis and by
quest Of the party secured thereby, we will sell by
public auction in front Of the premises. on FRIDAY
APRIL SEVENTH. 1888 AT FIVE O'CLOCK p ".
the foowing described real estate situate said city
OF Washington District of Columbia to wit All that
part Of the lot of ground known and designated
the ground plat plan Of said city DOT
nineteen lS). in square numbered i've hundred and
twelve tol2). contained within the following metes
and bounds viz Bssnning for said part of lot AZ the
corner OF said lot and running thence east thirty 100
feet thence south one hundred and eighty five QS5)
feet thence west thirty 60, feet and thence north
one hundred and ei-hty-fv lSD feet the place
besinning. toeether with the improvements consist
ing OF q two-story frame house. No. 43s street
northwest.
Terms: third Of the purchase money 10 be paid
IN cash. the balance in years from the day
OF SALE for which the notes of the will be
taken. bearing interest at the rate Of cent
per sunum from the day Of sale. payable semi
annually, and secured by deed OF trust the pre-
ises sod all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit of $500 to be paid the time of sale Terms
TO be complied with In fifteen days. the trustees
serve the right resell the risk and cost of the de-
fau1ting purchaser. All conveyancinR, recording.
mha7-dsd, I hhsGf 4 fE BhoTr. Trustees
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CARLYLE HARRIS'L LIFE
His Own Story Told With the Death
Watch at His Elbow,
SINGULAR SELF-CONTRoL
He stiil Protests His Innocence-H;. N.e.
ing and Marriage With Helen Potts, w HON
He Is Charged With Murderinx-His Brief
Review of His Trial AMI Conviction.

HE CASE OF CAR
lyle W. Harris will go
down to history as one
OF the most notable in
the criminal annals of
America
According to the YER
dict Of twelve good
men and true" rein
forced by the unani-
nous decision of the
bench OF the highest
court OF New York
atnra he Z. rz,.1-a
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers.
Il y m -

TRgsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH sTRERTs
NORTHEAST, BEING Nos l2lS. 122o. l2s2.
l224. 1226 and 1.s,S
BY virtue OF several deeds of trust u.s. dated the
4, day Of sspsember: a A., D. Iss2 and rscorasd iI
Alb sea- the land records Of the District OF Co
lubia and At the request Of the parties secured and
holders Of the notes. the undersigned trustees will
SELL ct public auction, in front Of the premises,
WEDNESDAY,. the FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. 1893.
ct FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all those certain pieces
parcels of land and premises situate In the city of
Warrington. District Of Columbia. known as and
being all of lots numbered one hundred and
forty one G4D., On. hundred and forty two
drsd and forty -four u44). one hundred and forty.
josiah W. McLAchien and John c. Louthsn trustees,
subdivision Of part Of numbered Thousand
and eiaht n0oSl. recorded in the efcs OF the
yeyur OF the District Of Columbia in Lsber No. ~
folio .5. together With the improvements thereon.
be IN ave ys.rs from April 70, lsaa
sab b.isncs IN ens yser from day Of s.is xitS IN
treot q pr cent Per aRnum. and secured BY deed
q Sess On the pro.ssty: Al Tscordins nd conysy-
required sach les cold ssperatey sf time Of sals
TsHs - b eonpl1sd With in 1,een daya or depoGtf
mh2Sdtds Trussss.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctienssrs.
612 AZ n -

TRUSTEES, SALE Of vALgAgLE IMPROVED
OF 4TH AND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated September 1855
and duly recorded in Lber 1888. folio 1s4 seq.
one OF the land records CT the District Of Columbia
and at the Of the party secured thereby We
FRIDAY, MARCH TTENTY.FOURTH. 1893 at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, the following de-
scribed real estate situated in the city of
District Of Columbi1 and known and distinguished
the plat plan of the said city the thirty
four t34) feet front on street northwest by sixty
four (64) feet deep, of lot in i've hundred
and twenty five 52o). with use Of alley the east
(2) feet wide and nifty -fve (55l feet DEEP with
the improvements thereon.
Terms: one-.hird cash. balance IN one and two
property. all cash. at option OF the purchaser
deposit of $500 required at the time OF sale. AL
conveyancinR and recording At the cost Of the pur
chaser. Terms to be complied with in ten days or
trustees the right resell at risk and Of
defaulting purchaser
mhls-dAd. sHVELLoSA 4. bkowN.s Trustees.
tz-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. APRIL SEVENTH. 1888. at same hour and
place. JOHN E. BEALL. tr-r.s...
mh24toap7 sEVELLON A Brown. iirussess.
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L ti2 st NV
I ATIMEg a SLOAN. Auctioneers.
1407ost.

TRUSTEES SALE OF i've STORY PRESS BRICK
kLslDENCE. No. il2 STREET NORTH
WEST
day Of November. A. ID. 1S9i and duly recorded IN
Libcr No ltfs9. folio a.SB - sec. Of the land
records Il the Distract II Coluinbia. the
guest o. the party sedred thereby. Will sell pub
llc auction IA front ~ the rretlls-s WEDNESDAY.
TIE FIFTH DAY nF APRIL. at F1vF O'CLOCK
+ NJ. fhe following de-s-rIb- land aud Premises.
Known AMI DISTINGUISHED snh being Lot bered
eighl N-HNr go m Harvey SpadngS subdivision OF
lets IN square NUMBERED nv" und-i and eleven GID.
a. per nlat reco-let IA te- l6 -oio lS u the
ords q ;he o.ce 81 the surveyor ~ the District Of
Columbia. with the i'm ruvem-nts consisting of q
two-storv press-brick residence. known rs 4l2 y
street nv est.
ersn, 81 ss-e. The purcnaser 20 assume q trust
with Interest % g. OOO with about years
TO run la ance IN rash. All cony.ysn~ing and
recording Al purchases deposit of 200 will
be required at the time Of sale and must lie
complied with within nfteen Gays dAy 81 sale
the trustees resell the property fh. and
cost of the defsultIng purchaser after such public
notice as they NAV deem necessary.
WALTER A. BROWN, a.
mh23-d&ds GEORGE A. JORDAN,S Arose"A
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CONSUMPTION CusEp.

An old physcisn retired from practice, had plsesd
n his hants by an East India missionary The formula
simple ysys'scss rsmsay syssdy md PET,
Asthn. and AL Throat and Lung Aaecytons. also
Nervous Complaints. Havinx tested Its wonderful
curative powers in houaands Of cases. and destrtng to
relieve human suffering, viii send. free Of charge
Al Who wish II this recipe IN German. French OF En-
paper. W. 4. NOYk0.
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r q BAILEY CO.. Aucttoneers;n ssssmbost
APRIL. FIFTH. At HALF-PAsT ELEVEN A. NJ.
at Maine Central railroad wharf, Rocklsnd. Me. We
rexister. 227ioot keel. 3ofoot beam, l0foot hold.
emit hue and tube boiIers licensed 10 csrrv 40 nIsSt
passengers furnished and resdy for bust
ness For full information of the auctioneers.
Portland. Me-, or of PAYSON TUCKER, General Man
ager. Portland. Mt. Dessert and Machias Steamboat
Company. mh7-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

FoR sMEaAT PUBILc AUCTION, on sATUk-
Il DAY. APRIL FIRST. 1879. 1t FIVE PM, by
Geo. " stickney, suctione.r. a 14ll st. n. W.
splendid farm Of las with large dwellins barn
stables. nne orchard Of all kinds Of fruit. This Is
fine stock garden fruit farm and will be sold for
whatever II will bring without reserve Terms very
easy. For full information see
JAMES T. CLEMENTS,
mh2310t 1921 + St NV
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think. without exception, the most beautiful
girl have ever seen. She was tall. with re-
markablv large dark ewes. an olive complexion
and possessed that browning glory Of all,
mass Of chestnut hair. Her engagement to a
Young man, Mr.. Harry Brown, had just been
broken off, and through my being OF some serv-
ice to her from incidentally coming across some
letters she had written and desired to have
turned, what at first q pleasant scauaint-
anes ripened into a sincere friendship and,
later, into mutual love.
From the time met until returned to the
city for the winter were together all the
time, and when college reopsned, - the Potts
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II 4 TOURNAMENT
Of telegraph operators
held in New York city
last Saturday attracted
more than the usual
amount Of interest
among the telegraphers
Of the country. and even
the public displayed
considerable curiosity
as to the outcome of the
event. All Of the big
metropolitan dailies de-
voted a coluuo or fuo
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THE MECCA OF THE PINES.
Where the Invalid May Grow Strong and
Recover His Health

BENEFIT FROM THE PUSaENr DOOR OF BUD
DING PISEs-A BEAUTIFUL BOULEVARD DRIVE
AMUSING SCENES AT FIRE-A CELEBRATED
coLoRED PREACHER.
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EXPERTS AT THE KEY
Two Washington Boys Distinguished
Themselves in the Tournament.
CONTEST OF WIRE SHARPS.

Sending the Code for Rich Prires-Dividing
n Second Prize and An Honorable Mention,
Their Trophies-Crack Operators From All
Over the Country Contested.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
L ANDRIA COUNTY, VA

BY virtue Of a decree entered at the November
term. 1902. OF the circuit court of klerandri~
county. Virginia, in the chaacery cause of Castle
man VS.. WEIGH ct al. therein pending the under
signed coG,nissioncrs TO- that purp.-e sprointad
will. on APRIL SIXTH. 1879. at FIVE P. NJ, on
the premises. ofe- tor sale all of that historic
estate formerly Owned by Calico Cushing and con-
tanning 100 acre more or less and located in Alex
This tract of land is improved nv large ten room
dwelling house with Basement. large with base
men three tenant houses large orchard sha lie trees
and beautiful shrubbery with magnificent of the
city OF Washlnrton hi. yrand place the SUBJ
urban home OF the lustr:ous Caleb Gushing while he
was in official life AZ Washington. and the trees and
shrnhbery that he planted in their FULLY
developed beauty The shape Of the land is almos;
perect square, and is ot tie most heautifu
ven.ent ana historic subr-bsn homes s-or,nd The
national capital. Itwould make valuable division
for town lots and villa sites. beay the proposed
lines OF electric and steam railroads.. only about two
and half miles from Washington. and a COM
mandine eevst on and in healthy location.
Terms o. sale: One-fourth cash. and the residue OF
the purchase money in one two and three years evil
denced by bonds OF purchaser. with approved per-
sona security. and be airing nteres: dar of
and the title to he retained until all the purcE ise
money shall have been paid.
Foo ~, her information apply to James z. Glenn
c. f. Nicol Brent.vtlle, Prince William county. va.
JAMES +. CLEMENTS,
c. Z. NICOL.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs.
DWELLING, NORTHEAST OOkNER o

Al . L1so- SAkAE Of Az EIEoANI bhlCA
g RWWEEILIL LIN E9kTHEAsTT v09kNEk 2 r
By virtue q deed of trust duly recorded in Lbsr
trict Of Columbia viii sell in front Of the premises
on THURSDAY. THE THIRTIETH DAY OF
MARCH, A. D. 1893 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
M all that piece or parcel Of land and premises
situate and being in the city Of Washington. District
numbered in the heirs Of John Davidsons subdivi.
sion Of square numbered 316 plat recorded in
Liber n K folios 90 and 81 Of the records Of the
ytsySss Office Of the District Of CSumot. s.id Lot
st.ss: snd s1ssnSnS Perth q sha yth and nndin.
alley. with all the buidinss and improvements there
on. together with the riRhts eassmenta privileges
md eppurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise sppertainin9
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash.
balance in Two equal tnstallments In one and two
year, notes to 3 yvsn bearing intsr.s q PSF can't
Fer s1num payable ually. apd 70 Be- .scursd
q he option q the ps1ch aspo.is q 600 vii
e required at time Of sale. ConveyaneinG. &C.. o
the purchaserp cost. Terms q salS % BE- complied
with In nfssen aAys, othsfwss the trustees reserve
the right TO resel the propersy a tbs Fsk and cost II
oefsuitanf purchaser AFTER avs dayg adverseent Of
such rssels IN some nswspeper published In Washing
mA,7aaa. o osssotz & d HsSfHaEass rru.s..
ySriI THURSDAY. zPfiL sixfH. iSoa. ss1s
-. :. S :s:safz E !. s HESzGs.''s n..'.-
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T ATINER SLOAN. AUcrIoNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE IN RlDs3F sTRfrT PFTNFEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NORTawEsT
ny virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court ~ the
District of Columbia. passed In Equity cause No
1880 the unsersisned trustees Will sell at public
suctiSQ in front Of the premls~- Un ssTt knAN THT
EIGHTH DAY Of APRIL. lStA a. FIVE O'CLOCK
M the real e<tate in the city Of Nashin Dis,
trict Of Columbia. known subj q In square al1
as the subdivision is recorded Idber W n NJ folio
GS of the surveyors ofe of the District Columbia
Terms of sale; One-third cash. and tho baianre IN
one and two years IN equal lnstailmeuts. secured
the property sold with interest from the day - sale
or the purchaser all cash. at hts or tton. A
deposit of 500 will he required when the property IL
knocked down Taxes win he raid the day - sale.
All conveysncine and recording che cost Of the pur
chsser. " the terms complied with IN ten
days the property b. rpSo.d st the risk Of
the deiaultng purchaser
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT
5l2 ~ NV. r..
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON, Z irusees
mh.,Qd&ds sIn nj At N