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The National tribune., 1893-04-06

The proprietors Of DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy k,sow that their medicine perfectly
and permanently cures Catarrh. To prove
Il to lou, they make this offer: II they can't
cure your C9tarrh, no matter what your
go 4, they'll pAy you $50 IA cash.
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Always Reached Him.

A young clergyman once preached . strong
temperance sermon. When he had finished, q
deacon said to him: 81 am afraid you have
made . mistake. Mr.. Jones, who pays the
highest pew rent, is dstiller; he will be
angry" The minister said "Oh, ! am sorry;
/ will 90 and explain it to Mr.. Jones. and re-
move any unfavorable impression, and tell him
that l did not mean him." Accordingly, he
waited upon Mr.. Jones, who, in addition to the
profession of distilling, also carried on a good
many other branches of trade and good
many amusements, and was not distinguished
above other men as an ascetic. The pastor ex-
pressed his regret to Mr.. Jones for anything in
the sermon which hurt his feelings. He was
somewhat relieved when, with jovial air,
Mr.. Jones said: "Oh, bless you. don't mind
that at all. 1t must be a mighty poor sermon
that don't hit me somewhere"
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
Limbs
WITH RUBBER HANDS AID FEET.

Its not unu%
Jai 20 see a kc
aeE working
n the E-isis
With an a-til-
ciai leg, or III
engineer, con-
duCtOr. brake
man, fireman,
carpenter, ma
son, niner, in
fact men OF
Q cry yoca-
ton. wearing
one or two srti-
fetal legs, with
rubber feet OF
II arks' Put
ents, perDrIu-
ing aJ much
labor as men
The National tribune., 1893-04-06
LIKE A THIEF IN
THE NIGHT, Con-

&HE NIVHI, OUu-
sumption com es. A
slight cold, with your
system in the scroful-
Gus condition til ats
caused by impure blood,
Is enough to fasten It
upon you. That is the
time when neglect and
delay arc full Of danger.
CSpc,,uptiou IA 1llnp-
The National tribune., 1893-04-06

all their natural members, and earning The same
wages. Eminent surgeons and competen. Judges COM
mend the Rubber Foot aud Hand for their many all
yantages. At every exhibition where exhibited they
received the highest awards. They are indorsed and
purchased by the u 8. and foreign Governments. A
Treatise, containing 430 pages, with $50 Illustrations
sent FREE; also formula for taking measurements,
By which limbs be made and to ali parts o. the
world with fit guaranteed. Address a. A. M4RAS,
S01 broadway. New York City.
EstLlbiishsd EOrfu Ysars
The National tribune., 1893-04-06

n THE year that is
Just opening up be-
fore Us, that will be
one never to be for
gotten by Americans,
the year when our
doors will be thrown
wide open to til Q
hosts of foreigners
who will seek our
shores realizing that
at last America has
something or { b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
The Capital City Guard Corps.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In Difference to the wis les of large number
of the friends and honorary members OF the
Capital City Guard Corps. who opposed to
the useless expense OF the Emancipation day
parade. I'm led to deny the Statement. tina:
this corps Or any portion of it will take part in
this forthcoming parade. An organization call
ing itself the "Capitai City Guards has. l
believe. rendered its services to parade. They
wear a similar uniform 10 ours. and some few
OF the were once members of the old
Capital C:.v Guard. The money collected for
these pa-ades Is enormous. considering the
condition of those who of late Years have done
the paradiug. and it thought by our friends
that following closely in the wake of such a
long and hard winter have had, which
called for large sums for charity, We ought
not TO encourage this large waste of money in
rarades that do as no credit. but. on the con-
trary, tend TO lower ms in the estimation of the
public. especially when we call upon the public
to foot the bills. is done by the promoters of
Emancipation day parades.
CRAs. r. DOUGLASS.
Maj. Comd'g c. G. Guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-17
The Garbage Service.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
When the District government made the
present garbage contract with a small govern
ment official having no responsibility it might
have been expected that the present kind Of
service or lack Of service would result. He was
in to make something il anything was to be
made; If not, the loss was to fall elsewhere.
Meantime the people groan under the slip shod
service. even in the most central parts of the
city, where there is excuse for omission.
They send complaints. with the result that the
garbage is collected once and then things re-
lapse into the former condition. Every one but
the authorities see that il is useless to punch up
the the present contractor. and that nothing
but radical change will meet the exigencies
Of the case. With summer approaching and
cholera menacing us, in fact, prevailing at
points where vessels are constantly sailing for
our ports. is nothing to be done? Without this
danger from pestilence we cannot 60 into hot
weather in this way. Cans of garbage that
have been comparatively harmless in cold
weather must Tester and pollute the air after
standing q week or more in hot atheE- IL II
more offensive and dangerous because IL has IA
stand at the front Of our houses. TIE STAB
with its large circulation Ii the most potent
factor to agitate for quick reform.
A SrrTyRpW.
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IN IHE COIRTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JDdges HdgHer and Cor.
Saturday-Grosvenor agt. Folger; leave to
a1nul, plea granted. Boyd agt- Mcnamara; aI-
ciy,r's report confirmed. jackson agt. Jack
son; decree annuiling marriage. Newman
sgt Bischoff; testimony before John Cruik-
shank. examiner, ordered Amber agt.
WhippIs; reference Of contempt. case to
Justice Hagner. Mundel agt. Luckett;
decree vesting title in j. A. Wordel.
Baxter egt Baxter: commissioner to get tes;i-
moay in Wyoming ordered Sheehan s2t Sbee-
han; decree of divorce
CrRcu1f CorRr. Dirision Judge Bradley.
Saturday-United States agt Armstrong; judg-
ment b, default. Saxton agt- Durole: order on
Defendant to submit accounts Mosby agt.
Eckingtcn 4 Soldiers Home Railway Co.
molten for new trial refused, plaintiff allowed
6ve days to file supercedeas- Nelson agt.
Lewis md same agt Miller: motions for new
trial 6led. Irvine agt. Black; order setting
aside aeirmance Of judgment Phillips agt.
Daneahower; +. I. Browner allowed to with
draw - counsel
Cncrrr CoUKr. Dirision 2-Judge Cole.
Saturday-Bartlett a2t District Of Columbia;
molten for new trial overruled. Free agt Dis
trict Of Columbia; ordered on calendar.
Phauix Mutual Life Insurance Company aSt
Cropssy, rule on defendant to employ new
counsel Estate Of Milton Ford; fixed for May
L. Bosrman ct al agt Shuster; examiner
appointed 70 take proof.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucr.
TRUSTEES SALT OF IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE
ON STREET BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST. WASHING

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the 10Th day Of
octobsr. A. ID. 1891. snd recorded 81 Lib-r 16e2.
of Columbia. wi. sell cubic auction. IN front
Of the premises. on THuRsDAY, the IwENIIETH
O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following Described real estate
situate in the city OF washineon. District OF Column
bia, TO wit:
All of Let numbered sixty C60) in Charles A. sheids
subdivision o. lots w square numbered nine undrcd
and thf-tyseven $50 pist recorded IN fber H.
folio la I'm the surveyors oir- District Ut
Columbia. with the thereon sisfnG
Of desirable brick dwelling nearly completed
Terms; One-third Of the purchase money IN cash,
the balance six and twelve mon ms rspresentea By
promissory notse bearing the of per
cent per snnum from the Gay of sale, payable aeIn1-
annually and TO be secured BY deed az trust tho
property sold or all cash at the option Of the pa-
er's cost. deposit Of two hundred dollaU
t$3O0l required at she time of sale. Termo
Of ssie 70 be complied with in ten days sftss
day q sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the defan itine purchase after Eve days sdvsrtfs
mens q suca rsss.s u The hsexns Star newspzpsr.
aps-dkds RoBEET AUSTRIAN Irusss>A
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ap11-d&ds
ID ATCLIFFE DAER Co. AUCTIONEERS,
III 900 PENNA. AVE. NV.

TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES. NOS. 2l42 AND
2i44 STREET. NORTHWEST. EACH con-
TANNING EIGHT ROOMS. WITH ALI. MOD
EkN 1MPROVENENTS, BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL SEVEN
TENTH. 1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. in
front OF the premises,
LOfS 80 AND CO.
SQUARE 81.
This property is in growing section of the city and
improved by two well-but dive ling houses contain
ing eight rooms and Ill modern improvements in
elegant condition. :
Permission to inspect them be had upon appli-
cation to the auctioneers.
Terms lover and above a trust OF 50, 800 on each
house. which natures October Is, 1850: CASH or
all cash. at the oution OF the purchaser OF
deposit of 800 TO be paid the time of on each
house: Terms to be complied with in fifteen DAYS
from day of sale. the rignt resell the risk and
cost OF the defaiting purchaser purchasers is
servet: All conveyancing. recording. &c. at pur-
chasers cost. RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.
anS-d&ds Auctioneers.
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Died ON His Way to the Hospital.
On the 2Sth Of March John Saunders and his
wife were sent to the aims house from No. HAS
I'd street northeast. John, who is about eighty
five years old, left the institution some time
afterward, and Saturday morning tho police
ambulance went to the house mentioned to
take him to the hospital. The old man was
very sick, and he died before the hospital was
reached.
His body was taken to the morgue and his
wife, who Is seventy-five years old was notified Of
his death.
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AFFAIRS AT BRrGHrwooD
A Committee Taking Measures to Abate
Nuisances.

Nuisances.
DR.. Stone Of Brightwood. chairman of the
committee on sanitation of the Brighswood
Avenue Citizens Association, called q meeting
Of the committee Friday night and Maj. L. p.
Williams was designated TO represent the asso-
citation In the SanitaRy League. ~
Sanitary matters Of interest to members Of
the association were discussed and Saturday
DR.. Stone submitted to the Commissioners a
query as to the power of the authorities to
abste nuisances. The matter was referred to
the attorney for an opinion. and when the
opinion is rendered there will be an interesting
meeting of the committee. II the opinion is
favorable one the committee will 60 to work at
once to see that ponds of stagnant water and
other nuisances in the county are abated.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAAS.
'nUNCANsON BROS. Anctoneers.

'nUNCANsON bKOS. Auctoneers.
NEARLY NEW BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESI-.
DENCE. BEING NO. 200 nth STREET, COR
HEK OF STREET SOUTHEAST; BAY-TIN-
On THuRsDAY. AFTERNOON, APRIL TWEEN:
TIETH, A. ID. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will
sell, in front Of the premisea.
LOT So IN SQUARE 300
This lot 70 improved BY nearly new bay Widowed
brick dwelling with all modern improvements and
latest electrical Appliances. beautifully papersd
throughout and CONTAINING nine rooms. The prop.
il in Of the most desirable end rapidly
proving sections of the southeast within square
Of Lincoln Park and near both the Metropolitan and
cable car linea
Terms e5OO cash. balance to suit purchaser or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
e250 required ct the time of sale. Conveyanclng,
IL fifteen dsys othsrx.e the right reserved 70 resell
chaser after I'VE days Of suc resale
some nevspspss published in Washington. D. G.
ap1Sd&ds DCNCANSON BROS, Aucta.
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nUScANsoN BROS. Aucnoneer..

TRuSTTES' SAFE or TWO CO. Two-sToRy BAY
WINDOW BRICK DWELLINGS. Nos l.sll
hNp li,o3 1 STREET NORTHEAST. NASH
By virtue 81 DECREE Of tn. surrrtn. Cont Of tb.
District .; Go nmhia. passed n. 18th day 81
March. \. ID. lSs3. IN cause wherein William n
Coon and others are compiainants and Elurr r At
ltnson aud ohers are defendants b-,tg equity cause
No. LEGO. wherein the undo. sigad We're APPOINTED
tr1st-es 70 make sac of the real m sad decree
des,Iibed We will n PgrsuAnce 81 std decree. on
MfpNESDAA, THf NINETEENTH DAY OF
APRIL 4 y 1ss3. a, HAIF-PAsT POUR O. CLOCK
r. NJ. offer Tor sale at PUBLIC auction front of the
premises the following srihed raj estate Wit.
Lots numbered une hundred and fnrty--ir an and
one hundred snd forts -seven N9sD, n square num-
bered ten hundred aud three n0GA IN the City o.
Washington. IN The District of Columbia
Terms Of sac pres -rihed by TIE decree Ous-
N "a o. the purchase money in cash and the
n two equal tnstsirnents IN one and two years
spertively with ins-r.s At per per Annum until
Paid the deferred ments 10 be ired a@@d
trusi on The property all cash the the
purchaser. All conveysncing aud recording AZ the
purchasers cost. deiosit q slOo each lot will
be required ~ the time OF the sale II the terms of
the sale snail not b. coupled with within ten DAYS
sell the propery az the risk the defaulfing pur-
chaser. FRANKLIN H. MACKFY. Tru-s-e,
Fendall building.
ap4dNds 4.i4 Louisiana ave.
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Medical Alumni Association.

The Alumni Association Of the medical de-
psrtueut OF Howard University has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President. DR.. Ernest F. King; vice pres
idsn.s, Drs. X NJ. Hall. H. s. Smith and J. A.
Robinsor; corresponding secretary, DR.. Evans;
recording secretary, DIR. w. II. Norwood, and
treasurer, DIR. J. A. Hall. A committee. con-
sisting Of DR.. Norwood, Balloch and Aieger,
vas aopointsd TO confer with the faculty of the
school On q number of points suggested for
furthsring the interests Of the Institution and
- rs.:~--, ~~r--e< - s-S---.- As~-
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AUcr1osEER. $40 La. AVE
apl5-2t

I AT1MER SLOAN, Auct.oneers. 1907 G st.
WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS IN RESI-
DENCE NO 1916 FIFTEENTH STREET AT
AUCTION. COMPRISING PARLOR SUITE.
EASY CHAIRS. ROCKERS. LARGE AND
SMALL. NEARLY NEW RUGS, MATTINGS,
PICTURES. ORNAMENTS. OFFICE TABLE,
HANDSOME WALNUT CHIFFONIER. POI,-
THERE'S. LACE CURTAINS AND OTHER
HANGINGS. WALNUT MIRROR-BACK HAIL
RACK. sIDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABLE
OAK AND WALNUT BED ROOM SUITES,
TOILET WARE. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS COM
FORTS AND BLANKETS. NEARLY NEW GAS
STOVE. CHINA AND GLASS WARE. KITCHEN
UTENSILS. &c.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 1893, AT
TEN NJ. at residence No 1916 18th Core oran
St northwest. will sell wel!-selected collection
of furniture. all neat. clean and in good condition
Terms cash LATIMER & SLOAN
6p12-its Aucioneers
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Future DAYS.

LIMITED STATES MAEsIAL's sALE-BY vIR-
.,t rue e. writ OF heri faclas Issued oTs Of the
Columbia and to directed will sell at pubic SALE
iEs! SSS ;s,r RR1
O'Clock 4 H.. ali the right. title. claim and IN
trrsst q me defendant in and to The following de-
S Sss; saS.es: sa.t Dies 3 rssks thst. elosE
tables i9't .s tales
cooking utensils act OF crockery. cash register 50
Il saons tont WHISKY boses esa1s sna Il
he properly Of j. Fran; Milner and viii Ss sold to
asnaeh paN Nj Il vSr 6
District Of Columbia RATCLIFFE. DAIR 4 co. .
FOURTH sTRSETs NoRTHEAsT;. ALSO Of 4
s shhSV and t fouR FL TEEEEFs
sSU A. LINZ ~ a..,. -, a.. su A.
ss r a.
Church /. sompis,nsnt ana ansniss Herssrs and
Others are descendants the undersigned who were APP
e i ssi Isi g
HxxEkFxstTESEH RaS p Hrf u. ss
Ely c 81 ss IN No. % in sa
recorded IN ber " folio So q the records Of the
:. ~ % souss as
modern improvements.
O'CLOCK the came day. win sell in front OF the
promises the west - feet fro3t ct. sc Of sub
lot No. 0of Flora Eicks subdivision of ORIGINAL lot
No: Sin square No 80 in said city Of Washington.
q ono. Of ii. 'is s of
Columbia Said lot IL improved By . frame dwelling
Terms Of sale: Each Of the said sales VIII be made
upon the foliowinG terms. viz Of the pur-
the day Of sale. and the other thereof in
from TO TOE day Of ss and for the
note: PAYABLE se afore:sd beazns interest from
and secured By Q deed Of trust upon the parcel Of
property for which the saEe are given or the pur-
cher may pay Al cash. q his option deposit Of
q The time Of saie. snd Is serms Of ale s. not
complied with within twenty days thereafter the
risk and cost Of lefsuitine p-Irciiasef. :
HENRY WISE GAREETT. Trustee,
ll6 5th 1T
DuxcANsox BROS. Aueuensss1 spi4-dSd.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF A TwO-STORY FRAME
WITH BRICK BASEMENT DWELLING, AND
LOT FROM TING ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
NUE. BETWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND
NORTH CAPITOL SrRTETS NORTHWEST AT
AUCTION (BEING NO. 10.
On MONDAY. APRIL at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. snail sell IN front Of
the premises at public aucon by authority under the
last will and testament OF Bridget lynn. deceased
lot numbered ten 100 in numbered hun ired
and twenty Ave, having about - feet front running
back the depth thereof of about % fee i'm
proved by q two-story frame with brick basement
dwelling.
Term of sale: One-hslf cash. balance in six and
tweve months secured by notes o. purchaser ng
INFER st from day OF sale and deed Of trust pop
erty bold. all cash. at the option of the
All conveyanciue and recording at pure aser's
SlOOto be paid down when the property is struck of
Terms of the sale to he complied with within days
from day of sale otherwsa the executor the
rcbt to resell the property at risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement in
newspaper published in washin gton. d. G.
WASHINGTON b WILLIAMS,
an11-dGds
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)RRIN b. HaILaN


DURsUANT To DEGREES OF THE CIRCUIT
Il Court Of the Inlted States tor the Eastern Dis
trit OF NIreinia entered a. Norfolk the sh day Of
March. 1887, ana the LIST day Of April 1883 the
dersignei will EXPOSE for sale the premises
THURSDAY. THE EIGH TENTH DAY OF MAI,
1889, ar TWELVE NJ, instead Of the 18th day %
April. lSA3 previously advertised. the building at
Fortress Monroe. Niryinia. known The Chamberlin
Hotel. tteiher with ali the right. title and interest
of the old Point Comfort Hotel Company therein,
and ala the privileges. appurtsnsnces. property and
rights of property thereto ~ ert aiming.
Terms The OF 81. 600 in cash and the residue
in three equal in>talnIenfs. payable respectively On
six twelve and eighteen months with thereof
from the DAY OF sale. she s.id deferred
be evidenced oy the bonds Of the purchaser But the
purchase 10 have the rat 20 ancipase the deferred
payments T1tle 10 be retained until tie whole Pur-
chase money il paid Possession To Nv given when
ordered by The court. DEPOSIT Of go. 90 will be
required by the commissioners 90 the highest bidder
the day ~ sale. The purchaser keep proc-
erty insured at his TO the full the
purchase due by vi m for the benefit the
inissioners- The deferred rayments. much
thereof ray not he Decided for the Payment Of
p.nses and prior liens. soyabe IN the bonds Of
the pla Point Coulfort Hotel Company at such
the said bonds would be entitled %
THOMAS TsBB
WILLIAM n. WHITE.
EiCHAED b. TENSTALL.
Speciai Commissioner.
DUNCASSoS BROS. Alctioneers. ap3-sawtds Z,
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TRTsTERs' SALE OF IMPROVED AND rNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON TENTH. ET.EV-
tNTH h and I STREETS AND MASS.

PPR9yED REAL An ESTATE or TESTH ELEy-
AvESGE sorTHEasT By aGcTroN
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
n Equity SI 10 the 4ss z. s.s Ss
faprs + aoT'yd e. a. az comp an.pis and sarah
se Sa ss ~ on Bu fSSsP z front q he rsR
TFESrH, isaS. bssinDins At aAIfFhsr FoGs
O'CLOCK PM. all those certain pieces parcels Of
city Of Washington, iistrict 81 Columbia.
70 VII; Lot one ID. and the north forty
south thirtythree sD feet eight (sD inches Of lot
nunhersd thirty GOD in square rumtsred nine hun:
~ two twos;ory frame houses Nos -. and s4s ioth
and 755 10Th st Sc. and ons tEostors frame house
with brick basement. No :rs2 I st s.e., being the
northwest corner Of 10Th . and streets.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTIETH. beginning
ton IN front q; thu resectiye the Atty
seven as feet fr@nt hy aef,h of ffsy nvs t1 fest Of
sub ,ot numbered I've - in SQUARE numbered nine
proved by ,wost5ry and SricE store and
east, two svo-story frame dwellings. Nos 1lo2 and
lO4 street southeast and onesiory frame store
building. No 9l4 lith street southeast
TN FRIDAY. APRIL. rwFxrY-FIRsr. beginning
at HAI-F-PAsr -FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. Ne Will sell
oy public suction. in front OF the prem Uses. ot num-
thirteen 1ll3 in she CITY Of Washington. District OF
S 10 az pis hls Ir"ps,ty Is GnmrCved and is
southeast fronting one hundred and SIXTY tl60) feet
ON the avenue aud one hundred ana tfty-four u54l
feet 90 inches and contains Ia sSs
square feet. more OF less.
Terms OF sale each piece prescr bed by the de-
cree are onsthird cash. tn balance IN two equal In
stallments in and two from day of SALE with
Interest Tor which deferred the notes Of the
purchaser purchasers shah be required said
to be secured by good and sufficient deeds Of trust
upon the prem sold. all cash. at option of pur
chaser purchasers Ad-pOsit Of two hundred (e2OD
dollars will oe required each az time of sale.
Terms 10 be complied with IN .een days from day Of
SALE otherwise he tru tees the right resell
NJ the rsk and eos o. deaultng purchasers All con-
veyancmg. recording. &c.. the cost Of the pufs
chgsers.
ORBIN b. HaIIaM
7
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED RE ~ ESTATE
on The COLUMBIA OR BLaDENsBURG
Road NEAR FLORIDA AVENUE BY AUc-
By virtue q dec-ee Of the Safreine Court of the
Dlstrct o. ,olunlbia. passed on tine 3Hh day u
March. 4. ID. lS. IA equity cause No. 1iAs3 Wherein
John a. Ne.er q al. cOMVlainants, aud Mart m
Schubert es al. dsfe tdGnis. th- undersigned
trustee viii OFFER for sale ly public suction. m front
OF the l,senii-es, On Mp.DAI APRIL sEvFN-
TEENTE. ls.c. AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. 81. AL that
certain p,ece parcel Of lans and premises known
and aIstnSuishei snd peing lot nuubere one
hundred and twenty four D24l. in Charlie. T. Banes'
suDdlylion Of cerssn lots IN Thomas u. Nae9auan's
srbdiy,si Of part OF Long Meadow, per plat
recorded in Book No q. folio y. Of the
ors Of she Surveyor fire Of said District said los
beng situate in the county Of Washington District OF
Columbia.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money 10
be pad cash and tn. balance Other two-tirds TO
be paid oneth third in one year snd third In two
from date of sale said deferred menrs IS 10
represented by the note respectively of the pur-
chaser purchasers aud to be secured by deed of
trust fine property sold. all cash. at the .ptioo
of the purchaser purchasers. denOsit of e1O0 20
be paid the time Of sale Terms complied with
in ID days from the Of sale. otherwise the trustee
the rxbt resell the risk and of de-
fsuitinx purchaser. All conyeyancing, rec,rdfng.
&c. at purchasers cost. JOHN A. RARTHEL.
ap5-dkss Trustee. 2Zf ~ 81. n -.