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Unpopular Constabies Roughly Handled,

The New York HerdIFs Nassau, n. p. cor
respondence. dated April Is, says: On the re-
moval of the British troops from Nassau the
Bahamas government sent to Barbados and
there had enlisted company of men under
the command of Capt. Searmouth. to form
the Bahamas conssabulary. For the last few
months there have been several complaints about
the brutal way in which these men have done
their duty.
constable was i'll treating little black boy
on April s. A colored man who saw it threat
ened TO report him. The constable let the boy
60 and rushed at the man and knocked him
down.
On April Is there WAS an act OF brutality per-
petrased in G.antstown, part OF Nassau, III
which most of the blacks live. The people
were so incensed that they came out 1000
| strong. They burned the guard room and
beat the constable and Capt Scarmouth ter
ribly.
constable had his brains Knocked out in the
very heart OF tine city two days later. When
his brothers in arms heard this they turned
I out with fixed bayonet and cleared the streets,
woundIng one man dangerously, and only
after a great amount of trouble the governor,
Sir Ambrose Shea. and the inspector OF police
/ got the men back to barracks.
British war vessel has been telegraphed
I Tor IL Is expected that the blacks will make
| an assault on the constabulary barracks.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
SPECIAL SALE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIES.

COMPRISING
FIs sTshch TEAS sRoSMs c ssyfs
oS o TsShs TSRfS MShSIsa ifS.
sale ale rooms go penasyly.n,. a,enu. nor,hw-.,.
,,e - ,Sr s.osn 11 % wh,sh the st'en
sp5S-ss RaTtiIFfs, Bsss s soS'. aucs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
IS srknTs IHssp AZ
EALIABLE IMPROVED LOT on c STREET
s sSrrmIs ssT THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue Of decree of the supren. Court Of IN.
ISL in equity ean.s NS s she esm d Iy. o. sr
Z, Church is complsinant and Anania. Herbsrt and
hereinsfter mentioned. viii sell :, public saction, in
lFSns sfs DAY or k fs fh :;
HALE fSTR SG IL. E, n
city Of wsshpstoR ptstrG, q coiumlis as per rlat
surveyors ohe Of the District OF Columbia SAID ios
is improved by large brick dwelling house with
Also. by virtue OF the same authority. at FIVE
O'CLOCK on the same day. viii sell In front Of the
iet No 6of Fors BicS. Subdivision Of Original To-,
Nc. 3 in square No 40 IN said city OF Washington.
the records of the surveyors ONCE Of the District Of
Columbia said lot is improved by frame dwelling
house
Terms Of sale Each Of the said sales will he made
mon the io,ow,ns ,sTms w onethrd Of the Eur,
the day OF sale, and the other ouethird thereof
sS years from the day o, s,s aud rSr "a. dsfer.d
notes PAYABLE as aforesaid bearing interest from dae
propey for Witch the same are " or the
chaser may pay all cash. at his option deposit Of
At the time Of sale and Il the terms u sale se not
complied with within twenty days thereafter the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
henry WISE GARNETT; Trustee.
wYMAN L COLE. Trnsies,
ppnc
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The Souvenir silver Quarter.

The director Of the mint, with the approval
of Secretary Carlisle, has determined on the
designs for the souvenir quarter dollar, and has
forwarded to the board Of lady managers for
their opinion two models Of the head of Isa-
bella, which will appear on the face of the coin,
one representing Isabella young queen, a
very beautiful profile. and the other a mature
queen. front face. The design for the re-
verse side will consist of the figure of a WON an,
kneeling, holding a distaff, unwindiug flax, en-
blsmaric of womsns industry. The lettering
on the reverse will be Board OF Lady Man.
ayers" above and around the figure and below
the words Columbian Quarter Dollar" On
the face the lettering will be United States Of
America 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-25

The bureau Of American republics is in
formed that the committee Of coffee factors of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, appointed to estimate
the coffee crops available for expectation from
that market ratifes the estimate it handed to
the press on the 22d of last November. Up to
the end of January the season was unfavorable
and the long drought in the coffee districts
injured the crop and at the same time caused
its rapid ripening. This circumstance will lead
to receipts at Rio in advance of the usual time
and will increase the figures for the present
crop year, which had been reduced to 2 ZOO. 600
bags. In some districts in the month of Feb
ruary there was abundant Towering and if the
coffee resulting therefrom should mature it
may compensate for the loss in the early flower
ing. Under these circumstances the committee
deems it advisable to maintain for the present its
estimate of 2.700, 600 bags as the maximum
quantity available for expectation. The want
of laborers and the lack of discipline among
the few who seek employment and the rise in
wages difficulties with which the planters
still have to contend.
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CHICAGO'S WELCOME.
Arrangements for Receiving the Presidentia
and Ducal Party.

IOr neceIVluS the fIeS1Oent13I
and Ducal Party.
The ceremonies committee has completed the
details of the reception of the distinguished
visitors who will attend the opening of
the fair. The presidential party, which
under the present program will be the first to
arrive, will be met at the Illinois state line by
Director General Davis, Gov. Atgeld aud Mayor
Harrison.
From the depot the escort will be mounted
police, state militia and one troop each of
United States cavalry and artillery. As pre-
viously announced. the presidential and vice
presidential quarters will be at the Lexington.
When the hotel is reached the national salute
of twenty-one guns will be fired from the Mich
igan, in case she Is in harbor there on that day,
o. from a battery on the lake front park.
The party of the Duke of Veragua will be
met by members of the committee and officers
Of the exposition and will have a similar escort
to the Auditorium. a salute of seventeen guns
being fired in their honor. After the freedom
of the city has been formally rendered both
parties by the mayor, the officers of t1s national
commission and the Chicago directory VII pay
their respects.
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Americas Grievance Against Peru.

The New York Herdlds correspondent in
Lima teiegraphs that the premises looted by q
mob In Mollendo were never known as a con-
sulate OF the United States. No consul is sta
toned there and the office Of the vice consul
is located at Arequipa.
Meyer. who was shot in the foot by the mob,
is a German resident of Mollendo, who had the
authority of the vice consul in Arequips to wise
papers FOR vessels entering and clearing that
port.
The vice consul says that there il no ground
on which the demand for indemnity can be
made against Peru. While mob OF fanatics
destroyed the Masonic Temple neither shields
nor flags indicated that 1t was a consulate.
Peruvians believe that Meyer having lost a
stock OF goods, wanted to involve the United
States so as to obtain damages for the loss he
sustained
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splq-d&ds
u'RUsTEEs' SALE.

By virtue % decree Of the circuit court for Mont
gomery co unity, sitting court Of equity passed in
acsuse IN said court depending. wherein Ada v
Shoemaker and Others cumpl2lnants. and Eliza
beth Shoemaker and Others are defendants NO s!4
Equity this subscribers trustees. will on SATI Il
DAY. APRIL T%ENEI-NINTH. 1873 at TWO
O'CLOCK p NJ offer FOR sale public auction. the
enSes the land in sad cause decreed 10 be sold and
described follows: That part Of the farm when
the ate Jesse Sho saker resided at the time his
death. which lies IN said MONTGOMERY county, con-
tanning about rNENIN-S1A ACREs OF LAND.
This property is about one and a half miles from
Tenlestown and about three-Quarters Of mile from
the road known as the River road In sight Of the
size of the Methodist University aud short dis
tance from Wesley Heights and is directly On the
route OF the extension Of Massachusetts avenue Of
Samuel Burrows. Charles shoemaker and the United
Sta IS reservoir reservation. 1t has been used
truck farm for many years. is in high state Of
cultivation and a. one OF the most fertile and pro
ductiye truck farms near Washington. The i'm
provements consist of a good FRAME DWELLING.
two stories aud shed Kitchen con tanning five rooms
good stable. new barn and an OLD barn. good milk
house and all otner necessary outbuildings. A well
OF fine water at the door.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree. Onethird
of the purchase money cash day O: sale. the
ratification thereof bY the proper court the balance
10 Toe paid in two equal installments. payable
spectively in one and two from day Of sale and
to bear interest from the day Of sale said deferred
payments to be secured by the single bills pUr
chaser or purchasers with ETY. TO lie APP
proved by the trustees Conveyanciug the cost of
purchaser
CHARLES W PRETTYMAN,l -
JAMES b. HENDERSON trustees.
THOMAS DOWNING 4 SON. Auctioneers.
apl5. Il. 10 dts 6l2 Il ST NV
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A SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT.
The Navy Department Has Invited Designs
for One.

The Navy Department Has Invited Designs
for One.
The Secretary of the Navy has issued q cir
cuiar inviting designs for submarine torpedo
boat. for the construction Of which 500. 600 is
available. The value Of such boats is generally
recognized by naval experts, and il q thor
oughly effective one can be constructed in
creased appropriations will be undoubtedly
forthcoming. The departments circular speci-
fies the general requirements to be fulfilled in
the design and trial Of q submarine boat. In
the order Of importance these requirements are
safety, facility and certainty Of action when
submerged, speed when running on the surface,
speed when submerged, endurance both sub
merged and on the surface, offensive power.
stability and visibility of the object to be
attacked. The displacement Of the boat must
not exceed $50 tons. and may be as much less
as will enable the constructor to embody the
above Gestures in the greatest and most advan-
taseous degree.
To meet the departments requirements the
buoyancy. be internally well lighted and ven
tilated, and strong enough to resist the water
pressure due to a depth OF $50 feet for a con-
siderable period. The boat should also be
capable of meeting successfully all Of the proba-
BILE contingencies of warfare when submerged.
gence in the shortest possible time. and from
submergence to the surface with certainty.
Under water the boat is required TO steer q
straight course, to remain at rest in any posi-
ton and to change her trim quickly in order to
fire her torpedoes effectively. On the surface
the speed Of the boat should be great as
possible. and is more important than when
submerged, although in the latter position the
speed must be sufficient to enable her to attack
a vessel under way. The circular specifies that
both on the surface and submerged the endur-
ance should be as grea. as other qualities will
permit; sufficient. at least, to permit escape
from any reasonable pursuit.
With respect to offensive powers. the boat is
required to carry five automobile torpedoes
and be fitted to fire two at time, either when
on the surface or submerged. The stability of
the boat must be amply sufficient for all circum-
stances of service. depending in part upon
normal buoyancy."
All materials used in any boats submitted for
tests must be of the best quality and domestic
manufacture. The usual requirements as to
high-class workmanship. official tests, &C., are
stipulated in the circular.
SO far as known there are only two boats in
this country. tine. inventions of Baker and
Holland, which conform even in part to the
departments general requirements, but it is
thought that the present opportunities will
stimulate other inventors to exertion in this
line
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THos. BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT AND NEAR THE NORTH
MIST CORNER OF 18Th STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT AND NEAR THE NORTH
WEST CORNER OF 18th STREET NORTH
WEST. GEORGETOWN. ID. c.
BY virtue OF deed in trust recorded among the
land records of the District of Columbia in ber l7
trict of Columbia. the undersigned will trustee in
front OF the premises on FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1888. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
sell al public auction to the highest bidder All
being Bess addition TO 6eorgetown in the District
OF Columbia, beg. inning for the the
corner Of said 10: and running thence north along the
west line OF 18th St 10 feet; thence west 90 feet
south SO feet 70 ST. and thence with the north line
OF ST. east 30 feet TO the place Of beginniuv: the
front of this real estate being improved by tvotrv
brick DWELLING No. :ss01 on St and the rear part
being improved by two-story frame dwelling. No.
This real estate viii be sold in hulk o. BY subai-
vision accordingly As announcement NAV b. made a
the time and place Of sale.
Terms of sale: one-third cash. and for the residue
O. the money promissory notes bearing
date at the rae OF SIX 90 centum per annu pay
able semiAnnually. and for equal instaments Of the
purchase money. payable respectively one and two
Hears After DATE 70 Dc secured by deed Of UPON
option Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale be- not
complied with within hfteen DAYS from the dste al
sale resale will be had the risk and cost Of the
dsfsutng purchassr after ave () advertisements in
ton. p. g. II this properly Be soid in Snia
deposit Of ave hundred tsS0O, dollars shs BE- MADE
6y the purchaser Of the time Of purchase II the same
Be sold by subdivision two hundred and fty Ss25O)
lot s the time q sale All sncinr reoord
CHARLES y. MATHEWS Trustee,
splSdkds IA 18th st. n ~. washinston, DC.
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FUTURE; DAYS.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE
HORSES. CABS. HARNESS. ETC,
OF THE BALTIMORE CAB COMPANY

SEVENTH. 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK. at the stables.
Md. viii SELL BY direction Of the Baltimore Cab
od X Pa6,ts rs:
70 SETS - II HA 4 LOT BLANKETS. ROBES
ap55-2t EDWARD ss0irER & CO.. Aucts.
CpASGyFEy ~ SALE 9E yAtT 5ET kpr
BiiILpiNG BRICK DWELL1SG.No. 71s sisT
Ash ACRES e, OF Ia LASpSS THE NAYLoR ROAD
BY virtue Of degree Iassed by the Supreme Court
pisinants. and Lee NJ. Mosher is defendant. shall
81 tbs s HE Sixth Da
OF MAY. sd 1888. part Of lot lettsred .'E." in
and do2 beg,nniaS Tor the same at point IN
the line of 21st street hundred and thirty-fve
north fifteen Us, feet, thence hundred 900
ss aanr sad sss s @ sS
feet TO the besnnins improved by three-story and
And BY wine ot ssia decree shall sell on the prem
Eh # f1 ba of s4 @ H ssrs p
Discovery in the county Of WASHINGTON District Of
ter OF nile beyond the village Of Good HOPE aud adj
joining subdivision of the Ma, Tor farm. This tract
eligbly located for Subdivision and building pur.
poses;
cash and the balance and years from day u
safe. with interest at the rate OF six centum
snnum. payable selni-annually The notes Of the
purchaser purchasers to be given deferred pay
ments and TO be secured by deed Of trust the prop
e.ty sold. or ali the purchase money be pSid In
sash at purchasers option DEPOSIT Of 800 on the
erty will be required at times of sale. AL convey
ancng. notarisl fees and recording at purchasers
cost. If terms of sale not complied with within
fifteen days after day of sale the the
right to resell a. risk and Of defauting
after ive days advertisement.
sAML MADDOX. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING SON so
Az
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nUNcANsoS BROS. Nucnon-,rN


By virtue of decd Of trust duly recorded IN lsirat
1919. folio 3'I - se e the land II tie
District Of Columbia. will sell IA front Il fe rret-
ises. on WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAN OF MAY. a u.
INK at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. PROMPT. tho 81 loSr-
ing described real estate stfuHfe the
ington, IN the District of ColunlsA and known and
distinguished snd being parts II lots nuuer.a
and II. in square numbered 80. hsginning twenty
COD feet north of ths ~sufhea-t corner II Id n
running thence north sl"ng 'ith twenty GO feet
sf tol ipches thence west hundred aud fv@ luSl
fee onstb inch. th.nce Sou'h twenty ts f-af siN Oh
inches anu thence east Ne hundred aud tltl f@t
one tl inch TO the place q beginning With all
improvements. ways. easements. rights ts-iVfiege.
and Appurtenanc the same l-lonsin1- ~ IN any
wise apuertAining.
Terms one-third 81 the purchase money IN cash
oslsnce IN SIX aud twelve months notes ha gN,.n
bearing per cent Interest PER aud q L.,
cured by deed Of trusi the property -ttld ~ Al
cash. At the option Of the purchase. cirs
&cs AT purchaser cost d.poSti & s,fa rrsuireA
at time " sale. Terms OF sale o. no r1fhd Nith IN
hfteen days Otherwise the right reSsrs "a 10 resell tn
frnperfS sf te rrS and VI d-fHulting purrhA-.
after five days advertisement Of such resale an -,.
newspaper published M Washington, q. e.
GfpktsE NJ fNMlRlt,Hl
ap2l-dkds GEO. r. HAEBIN Irnst-ss.
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u ATCLiFFE. DARh CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
~ go PA. AVE. N. W.
DESIIRAB H ENIMPR E REAL ESTATE =, At

THE S3RNEE OF TEETH AND sTkEETs
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. we viii sell in front Of
LOT J. SQUARE 951,
Fronting 81 feet lO'f inches on X st and 63 feet
house.
ance in and two years from the day of sale tn
deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of
secured by deed Of trust on the Sold or al
cash at the option OF the purchases so deposit on
81 %
Nth IN 15y days fro from sale OF the right to resell
.''
SALE ~ f2
e IF sf%f baR snS
Dasf IS fSfsisPss1 Ave- NV
sAy;WlSPP9W gkIcK H9TsE; TS. =
rshsrSSfSfH iis ff1h O'clock 4sE Hi
SELL In 'f0n' Oh Inc e gaS has ies
dSeiiinri contsinins ali modern improvements and
An elegant opportunity to secure An investment or
Terms of payment liberal and made known at sale.
deposit of 300 required st time of SALE Terms
complied with in fifteen days from SALE otherwise
sold at purchasers risk and cost. All convsyancing
recording. &c. at purchasers cost
ap19-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneer.
FINE BUILDING LOT ON STREET BETWEEN
9Th AND 7TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH. AID
1893. All FIVE O'CLOCK P. M, will sell in front
Of the premises the west Ii feet 'front.' with depth
of 68 feet. of lot 30. in square 4f2
This Lot Is admirably situated for dwelling or bust.
ness purposes. peing near the corner OF eth st.
nv
Terms. One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. notes bearing interest at per cent, payable
emt-annually. and to be secured by deed Of trust
the property sold all cash. at the of the
purchaser deposit of 500 required at time OF sale
Conveyancing &C. at purchaser cost. Terms to be
complied with 10 days otherwise the right reserved
to resell the property at the risk and of
purchaser after hve days advertisement of such
sale in some newspaper pub. shed IN Washington.
ID. c. DUNCANSON BROS,
ap2Od&ds Auctioneers.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers. Al
} ArcLIFFE. pARn q co. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. MOST DESIRABlY LOCATED,
No: l:sO5 FIFTEENTH SHEET, BETWEEN
STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of the decree of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity Gauss No
1877 docket "a tFerry Ferry - al }. viii SELL
at public auction. in front of the IRE nises TUES
DAY. THE SECOND DAY OF MAY. A. u. Istt3 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain parcel Of land
lying in the city OF WASHINGTON. ID a.. heing part II
original lot eight (S). in square two hundred aud
eleven GID. beginning for the same at point on
10Th street. distant thir.yseyen (sSl feet north from
tn southwest corner of sald and lot
thence north fifteen rs, feet: thence east sixiy-Vs
800 feet; thence south fifteen ulD feet and thence
west sixty five (1l fest to the place of beginning i-
proved with small brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: oneth rd cash. balance in two equal
instalinents. payahla six and twelve months after
day of sale. with interest payable semi-annusy eva
denced by the notes of the purchaser by deed
OF trust on tne pr perry sold. or all cash. at the
chaser's option. $50 deposit time Of sale. All
conyeysnclng and recording at purchasers cost.
ANDREW b. DUEAI.i.. Trustee
aple-dkds Ala La NV
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Lehixh Coal Company Changes.

At meeting OF the board Of managers Of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company yester-
day afternoon Joseph s. Harris, president-elect
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and
Coal and Iron Companies, resigned the position
of president and was elected q manager of the
company. Edward B. Leisenring resigned the
position Of manager and was elected president
to succeed MI. Harris. The changes viii take
effect on May !.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aars,.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED RFAI. ESTATE
~ T. sthttl BE1MEfN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, WASHING

ON Strict BETMFfN NiNTH Am
TENIH STREETS NORTHEAST, WASHING
TON. II. G.
BY virtue Of deed % trust dated the 18Th dsy Of
Octoh.r, A. u. lSll. and recorded in lihrr Itras
folio is 81 seq II the land records % ia. pi-trtt
OF Columbia. we Will sell n public auction IN front
~ the premises. ON III kSpAA, ~. rMFNTfE ri
nAh Of APRIL. lSlR. at HAIF-PASF FNf-E
otLOCh Pm. the following Described real estate
situate IN the city of Washington District Coun-
All % lot numbered sixty co In Charles A. SHE Is.
suodiNison of lots ~ square Numbered nine un red
ana thlrfy seven cr3sp pst recorded l-r III
iolio i3} IN the slrNeyor'r ono. If tn. -
OF desirable trick dive ling nearly completed-
Terms One. bird Of IA. purchase money IN r.sh
the bal ance IN sin and tSlye mouths repres~nt-a bv
rroniissory notes bearing Interest the of q per
cent per Annum from the day Of sale pAykhi. semi
annually. aud to b- secured by deed trust on the
Troi erty sold all cash at the option 81 the pur-
chaser. tonveyancng aud recording At the purrhas-
er's cost. deposit of two hundred dnllar-
ts3OOl required at the time Of sale. Terms
OF sale 10 be- complied with In days sitter
day of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the riet 20 res" the prolrty the risk aud OF
the defsutins purchaser after Eve days adV-rti-e-
FERDINAND REKNEI.t -.
apSd&ds ROBERT AUSTRIAN. ! ifustses-
eFTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, on AC-
count Of the rain. until FRIDAY. THE TWENTY
EIGHTH OF APRIL. lsscS same hour ard plare.
and II the weather Is Indictment the ale viii take
place within the house.
FERDINAND BERNEI,l
ar2ld&ds ROBERT AUSTRIAN. 4 hrnN
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FERDINAND REKNEI.i go
apS-d&ds ROBERT AUSTRIAN lfusts'
I ATIMER SLOAN. AUcTIoNFERs.
La lao 4.

TON p -. BTlN Nos 20. 81. - AND 50 X
oS sIk THTp S9kTH.t psTi rurxrx sr,r~rr,
lssi. at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. N front uf "a.
premises we will sell lots .s go. .al and :zye m
square ga fronting n ~. h-tween North Capftal
and isi sts ne. Each lot II "a feet deep alley
and improved bv room brick house. being Nos
80 %. ~ and 20 h SITS ne This h q splendid In
Nestment and should attract speculators aud honis
seekers.
Terms easy and viii he announced at time Of sale
one hundred dollars required esrh house NJ tune
of sale Terms TO b. complied IA fifteen dAyn
Conveyancing aud recording az purchasers cost.
ap2l-d&ds LArIMER A SLOAN Aucts.