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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
The Graceland Cemetery,

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The recent report Of the District Commits
sioners in approving the bill making further
burials unlawful in Graceland cemetery states
that only one person appeared before them in
opposition to the bill. The cemetery officials
were notified that the Commissioners would
hear arguments for and against the bill at
In. Saturday last. The secretary therefore
arranged to have the trustees Of the cemetery,
its superintendent and several residents of the
neighborhood of the cemetery present at that
hour. What. therefore, was his surprise to be
notified by telephone at IL o'clock 1.-TWO hours
before the time set in the notifcation) that the
hearing was then progressing, and that If the
cemetery association wished to be heard its
representatives had better come into the august
presence Of the board imme diately. The
writer was therefore unable to notify the
others in interest, and had to appear as the
sole representative Of the thousands Of lot
owners who have friends and relatives inferred
within tho sacred precincts of the cemetery,
which fact was made the basis Of the statement
in the report of the Commissioners that
but one party appeared at the hearing
In the interest Of the cemetery,
while numbers appeared against it.
The charges submitted q. tho hearing agains
the cemetery were q reiteration of idle rumors
which had been heretofore refuted by unim-
peachable testimony, and those which have not
been are susceptible of being If an ample oppor-
tunty were given. This bill would offer up to the
God Of Msmmon q well-regulated. carefully MAIN
tanned cemetery, which, for over twenty years
has been "city Of the dead" and which has
never been q menace in any form to the health
OF the sparsely settled community thereabout.
This is not q matter in which but few par
| ties are interested. 1t Is an injustice to thou
sands who have purchased burial sites for their
beloved dead. whom they have laid to rest in a
spot which was supposed to be secure from
the unbridled ambitions Of real estate syndi-
| Gates.
The cemetery association stands ready to
| prove before any court OF law or any unpreju-
| diced body Of men that the charges made
| against 1t are unfounded and unsubstantiated
by the preponderance Of testimony.
The writer has been called on today by two
well-known physicians, who have each a large
practice in the northeastern section Of the city
who stated that they we're ready to appear be
| fore any tribunal and swear that the charge thai
there was any sickness IN that portion Of the
city, directly attributable to the cemetery, wal
4 the merest nonsense F. s. PRxsBRrY
| Secretary Graceiand Cemetery Association.
Washington, DC, Feb. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
THE MUNICIPAL WOOD YARD.
Iodsers Have to Work to Pay for VIVA
They Receive.

Iodgers Have to Work tn Pay for What
They Receive.
The wood saws in the yard of the municipal
lodging house have been kept in motion during
the past two weeks. because OF the large num-
Ter Of men who have been accommodated there.
There has been an average Of forty dodgers a
night and when more dodgers came than there
were beds they we're put on mattresses on the
foor.
Two nights ago an old man from New York,
Who veil able to do . good DAYS work, was
among those who sawed wood enough 10 paw
for his lodging and two meals. When he had
been through the dining room and bath tub he
Vas shown TO the bed room and given one of
the most comfortable beds In the house. He
had enjoyed . hearty meal and thought he
would take his accustomed smoke before retir-
ing for the night His pipe was taken from his
pocket tefore his clothes were put in the sui
phnr room, but he reminded of the fact
that there q rule against smoking in the
house.
Then I voa' STAY here" be said excitedly.
Cant help II, " said an emPloye, ''it's rule
dinner with . pipe OF tobacco you must go
outside.
The man who had Just taken q warm bath
denounced the man who made the rule put on
hts clothes and departed.
A citizen Who called at the lodging house to
between a tramp and himself on Pennsylvania
avenue just around the corner from the lodging
house.
The tramp q native Of the Emerald Isle
and the meeting happened just about shutdown.
viii yez gimme a nickel?' he asked the
eitizsn- I'm IN div1 Of poor luck and I'd like
~ get biz TO put lining on me stomach"
Then it's something 20 drink you want?'
NO, indeed. want to get some supper"
But how much supper can you get for .
niekel7'
Sure. an can get mouthful.'
BE honest. now" said the citizen, sis it
liquids solid that you want!''
Sure, an I'd like to have q little Of both"
answered the tramp.
He got the nickel
The lodging house library, started some weeks
ago. h slowly Increasing. a number Of generous
hearted persons having donated books. Most
of the books received thus far have been re-
hsious Ones, and OF evenings. after saving
wood sad getting something TO eat. the dodgers
are permitted to remain in the dining room
and read them
Superintendent Dunn is still anxious to get
more books and the front office Of the institu-
uCn will be converted into . library when
enough books to make . good showing have
been received
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
ASSAULTED HIS BENEFACTREss.
A One-Lerged Negro Now . Fugitive or
Account ofs Dastardly Crime.

A One-Iegged Negro Now = Fugitive on
Account ofa Dastardiy Crime.
Gsary's court. between Pennsylvania avenue,
{ street. 81 and Al streets. was the scene We'd
nesday night 81 dastardly attempt at outrage.
The asssllant was n one-legged negro and his
victim Was bis benefactress. In one Of the two
storisd brick buildings in the court resides
. eabman. Frank Fitzsimmons and his wife,
Who have FOR some months given food and
shelter TO . negro cripple known as "Hoppy."
"Hoppy" having Lost leg and being obliged
10 20 about on q wooden leg. was able to do
only light work. He made his bed IN the lower
part Of the house. Fitzsimmons aud his wife
occupying the upper rooms Last night Fitz-
simmons Was kept out Ill a late hour on his
"Hoppy" was down stairs. About IL
o'clock she aroused by ''Hoppy" sud-
denly appearing and making an indecent
proposal TO her. She Indignantly repealed HIM,
when be forced himself into the bed. she re-
sisted Ss best she could while he pulled and
struck her about the head and face till the
blood was flowing from a number of wounds
be-pattering the bed. the floor aad the wall All
the While Mrs. fitzsimmOns was screaming and
"HOppy' becoming alarmed started away
Search vas made for HIM by tbs police and
others. but without success. Yesterday his
erutch vas folnd near the corner Of Indiana
avenue and I'd street. IL is a matter Of con-
lecture a. 70 how he navigated from that point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT on WEST SIDE OF
fSHR A sTsArE HALE soY ss1TTEEEJ BET%sGN
BY Two.sToKY fRXiE bwfiiiNd.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly ded In Liber
No SI3 folio 80 Ct seQ Of the land records Of the
District Of COLUMBIA. and At the request Of the party
thereby secured Will soil ct pubic auctiou
TwENTf;TaIhD. 1855 - FIVE oicI6cK =. n.
sns notsn II feet dront on street BY full depth q
recorded subdivision Of let o. In said square Im-
proyonents A above stated.
Terms: Ons-tAird cash. Of which deposit OF el00
must BE- msde a. the time Of sae balance equal IN
notes Of the purchaser. bearing interest from day Of
sale snd SECURED oy deed OF trust properly sold.
SSn.s:r ~ terms are not complied With In nfteen
- risk and cost Of defsutfng purchaser after ten
aays' advertisement All conveyancing md record
Z. Z wAooANAH, Austasnsss. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
Army Orders.

The leave Of absence granted Second Lieut.. Rob
ert Alexander, Seventh infantry, IL extended two
months. by direction of the Secretary Of War
. board OF medical officers. to consist Of Col
Charles H. Alden, assistant surgeon general;
Lieut.. Col. George N. sternberg, deputy sur
geon general; Major John r. Van Hof, sur
geon; Capt Guy L. Edie, assistaat Surgeon, in
constituted to meet in New York city. 9th Of
March, for the examination Of candidates for
admission TO the medical corps Of the army.
The leave Of absence granted First Lieut.. Charles
Dodge, IT,, twsaty-fourth infantry, y extended
one month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
FUTURE DAYS.
p ATCLIFFE. DAKR co. Auc,ioneers,
AZ go PA. AVE NV

y ATCLIFFE. DAKR co. Auctioneers,
~ go PA. AVE NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE Two-sToRY
AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE. NO. 3IA L
STREET SOUTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
land Of the District Of Columbia and at tbs
request Of the party secured thereby will sell by
FEBkUARY TWENTIETH. 1898 AT EALF-PASf
-FOUR O'CLOCK P.M., all that certain piece or
parcel Of LAM and premises lying and being in the
city Of Washington. Distric. OF Columbia TO Wiz. Lot
numbered twenty-five CID in the subdivision made
BY Whseler and Thomas, TRUSTEES. IN equity cause
were complsinants and John De Vaughn ct ais de-
Pendants Of the real estate mentioned in said csuse
being in square numbered seven hundred and ninety
pine o9 recorded in the surveyors Office Of said
District, in subdivision book eleven u, page one
hundred and twelve and one-Aah l1ol<), toyetler
with the improvements, ways easements and Appur-
tenances thereto belonging.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money TO
Be paid in cash. the balance in two equal
bearnr interest from the day Of sale at the rate OF 8
per cent per annuu. payable sein.-arnuslly, and TO
be secured deed Of trust the premises sold or
al cash. at the option Of the purchaser acposit Of
500 required at time Of sale. Terms to complied
with in ID days from the day Of SALE otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the property the
risk aud cost OF the detailing purchaser after days
lished In Washington. u. c. All coayeyancins re-
cordtng. &c !. At purchasers cost
JOHN Il. GHEEN.
621 and SO q st. n " 1 -.
j. WALTER COOKsEY irusseea
feS-d&ds 344 d st. Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10

Ose Fsetisa Opposes and Another Prepares
for q Parade.

OD~ Earffou Ouxosss Auosh~r re-
800.
ha meeuns OF tne rec facnon OF coioreo
persons Interested in the emancipation ceiebra-
hon held last night the chairman appointed q
committee a, .rr.ny.ment. "A follows. Rober.
cn.h-,-. h.s. -. II II.
ey N friee, FRANCE >. "oiue"' W.
Reynolds. Joseph H. Richardson, Georgs Jack
con, Jordan Johnson Nathaniel Crawford l..
q Moor, Ard Green Golden.
a.. -. -, IL.
W ' -
orAsing the event was discussed ou' no definite
seton taken The general sentimen,
seemed 70 he against street parsie and amopc
,,..rs...,,,,,-. - an. fo- s.,r,;,, a t,,5 e.
-. - - - - '.
$3.50" ne usseI'ns pOor, sniie AIoens, wa
me esson-nmeh' oi nohe ior aseo ana iaien
eo'0rea women
IN. 00N fA0rioS-
Committees have been announced Of the Cox
Lewis faction as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
French Deputies Fight With Swords.

duel was fought yesterday between N. Nor
bert de Benois. deputy from Aveyron, and N.
Msrie-Emile Goussot, deputy for St. Denis, in
consequence OF remarks made by Goussot in the
chamber of deputies on Wednesday. Tho two
men fought with swords, and although Benoit
is considerably older, being about ffty-five
years Of age, while Goussot Is only little over
thirty, Benoit proved himself the better swords-
man Of the two and succeeded IN wounding his
opponent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
a virginia Committee Coming.

At largely attended meeting at Ballston
wednesday night the chairman, Mr. VIM. H.
Hatch. announced the Committee Of I0l citizens
10 urge upon Congress the passage Of the bill
allowing the Washington, Alexandria and NJ
Vernon Electric Railway Company to build q
bridge from Arlington across the Potomac
river 20 Washington. Mr.. Frank Hume 10
chairman Of the committee. On Mr.. j. F.
Clements motion, in the absence Of Chairman
Hume. the committee be instructed to meet in
the ro;unda Of thu Capitol Wednesday next at
noon and request Senators Daniel and Hunton
and Representative Meredith 10 press the pas
sage al this session Of the bill in question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,

April 10, 1861.
In the present crisis Of public affairs and be-
cause there are instances daily coming to light
Of official unfaithfulness to the government it
has been deemed proper to require all persons
engaged in the departments to renew their
pledge of loyalty to the government.
Therefore propose tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock in this Office to take an oath (mv-
self setting the example and all others belong
ing to the office following) to this effect:
81, Edward Bates, Attorney General Of the
United States Cor assistant attorney general or
clerk in the Attorney Generals Office, do SOL
EMMY swear that / will support. protect and
defend the Constitution Of the United States
and that will bear true faith and loyalty to
the government of the United States. as estab-
lished by the Constitution and the laws. so
help me God. EDw. BATES"
The cath herein was taken and subscribed on
the goth Of April, 1851, by Edward Bates, At
torney General; T. J. Coffey. assistant attor-
ney general; Rd. Bates, clerk; J. NJ. Cooper,
clerk; j. A. Rowland, clerk; ID. Dew. Smith,
clerk; II. A. Klopfer, messenger.
All employed in the Office of the Attorney
General Of the United States.
April %. 1861. Rp. BATES.
1861. 528l.
The names attached to the paper constituted
the entire force employed in the Department of
Justice in 1851. Now there are more than 100
officials and employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
WHO'S E. wAaaAMAN Real estate Anctionser.

'1'HUS Z. WAUGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRgsTEEE SALE OF Two Two-sIoRY AND
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDINGS, on o
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST,
By virtue of deed of trust. recorded in Iiber No.
1926 folio . Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request the party thereby
secured, We will sell at public auction in front OF
ENrH, 1893. at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
sub lots % and 80 IN the subdivision Of part
and s. in square 5o3 plat in book To- page I49
Of the records Of the surveyors Office Of said Dis
Terms: One-third cash; OF which 100 must he paid
each lot at time Of sale and the balance three
equal install In six, twc and eg months
for which the o. the purchaser bearinv in crest
from day OF Gale and secured by deed of prop
erty sod will be TAKEN all cash. at option OF pur-
chaser. II terms are not complied with fifteen
days from sale the trustees the right resell
the property at the sk AID cost OF the defaultng
purchaser or purchasers All conveyancing and re-
cordinx will be at purchasers cost.
TH0S 4; WAGGAMAN. T,ns,ae.
THos. E. wAdaAMAN,
fe1-d&ds Auctionecr
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phii.a.lphi... Poor Cable Road Service.

Hardly day passes without one or more
breaks In the traction cable lines ON Eth 9Th and
Market street, and Columbia avenues in Phila-
dslphia
rs breaks 80 much now on Market street"
s~id I. merchant yesterday, that We forget to
notiee that anything unusual has happened
rEti u starts up again When IL breaks no one
remarks about 10. When 10 starts some one
occasionally jumps In upon Us with the start
hing Information Of the fact that the cable 10
gong again"
''Ihi. a. the ;hird time today" said Ridge
avenue conductor at p. m "We have been
resolving tickets from stranded paSseucer.
three different times. Once early this morning
they we're stopped for an hour. Then about III
O'Clock and again about they were stopped :"
1t seems 20 Ee the cable cars must have
been stopped about forty times today said a
vell-hnOsn 5th avenue saloon keeper "when-
ever the cable breaks many passengers come
up here to get warm, and every hour in the
DAY. believe. some one has come In and COM
planned about tho cable cars They hardly run
ave cars IN succession ON time in . week"
The lIth street. 18th street. Ridge avenue and
other lines were Yesterday constantly receiving
tckst. Of passengers Who bad been stranded
Along Columbia avenue a. different points or
along Franklin and OH street,. The troubles
usually aro-s from tbs slot contraction nuis-
aoool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
Dr. Parkhurst's Agent Convicted.

After being on. four hours and half the
jury IN the case Of George W. Gardner Of New
York, chief agent Of DR.. Parkhurst's Society
for the Prevention Of Crime, last Wednesday
returned n verdict Of guilty. The maximum
nsr u two years aad half in the peuiten,,sry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANS.
I ATIHER Z SLOAN. Aucsionser.. LOOT 9.

FUTURE DANs.
I ATIxER 4 SLOAN. Aucsionssrs. isc7 @ -
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
For the estate Of
L DE BKAUKAvI.
Comprising
SUPERB COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE MIN
IATUREs. OLD JEwELRy. FINE
BRoNzEs. ANTIQUE SILVER RARE
BRIC-A-BRAc OF ALL KINDS AND
GREAT VARIETY OF RARE AND BEAUTI-
FuL ARTICLES FOR INTERIOR DEcoRA-
TON. ALSO VERY CHOICE CoLIEc-
TON OF SUPERIOR EUROPEAN OIL
PAINTINGS. representing such cslebrsisd
artists as
HESNER. DOMINGO. MEssoNIER.
CoRAT. DELACRoIX. DIAz. DUPRF.
CoN?TE- CALIX. JAcQUE. FRoMEN-
TIN. BARBADo. RICHTER. RossI.
RossEAU. zAMACoIs AND OTHERS
OF NOTE.
The whole 20 Ne sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
l4o7 @ ST.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY Is. l6 AND u. 1898
AT IL A. AND 2. NJ EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY 10 AND IA
FROM 10 A. NJ UNTIL oP. NJ
r. $. This is a very collection Of great
merit. and well deserves the attention Of con-
noiSseurs and Others in search Of scarce
articles.
Catalogues at our Office.
LATINER SLOAN.
Auctioneers.
fe1o-5t l4o7 @ st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10

The wife Of DR.. Theophilus Steele, who re-
Gently accused her husband Of keeping her
prisoner at the Giisey House in New York,
has abandoned her suit for separation and, il
Il said, will shortly accompany her husband to
Florida.
Mrs. Cameron. under arrest ct Annapolis
charged with the murder Of her husband, at
tempted suicide Monday by taking an over
dose Of morphine and cutting her throat with .
razor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
A PLEDGE OF LOYALTY,

The Oath to Which Attorney General Bates
Required His Subordinates to Subscribe.
Col. Clay, chief clerk of the Department of
Justice, in ransacking the files Of that depart
ment few days ago came across a curious
document in the handwriting Of Attorney Gen.
eral Bates. BY accident he omitted the word
estates" in United States. The document fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10
An Interesting Point Decided.

An interesting point in the case Of F. Stutz
against W. w. Chambers, tried in the Circuit
Court on Wednesday, was decided in favor Of
the plaintiff. This was an action ON one Of
three promissory notes for 600 given by de-
PENDANT for the purchase Of 5000 shares Of the
Clifton Beach Hotel and Steamboat Company,
Of which defendant WAS tho president ct the
time and was endeavoring to get control to sell
to q syndicate for brewing purposes. By the
time the notes became due, the negotiations
having failed. the stock was worth little or
nothing. The defendant set up the plea Of
failure of confederation. The court held that
since the stock at the time Of the transaction
had q value the fact that it subsequently, became
worthless proved no defense. The defendant
Term ssiDulatins th.t in the sui.s on the other
notes the decision would govern. Mr.. 8. T..
Thomas appeared for plaintiff and Mr.. r. r.
Perry for defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-10

Cheerful While Smoking
Old Dominion Cigarettes. Every one that uses them
Photograph In each package. :
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T. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.

+ WARKEN JUHNSUN. Aoctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIEpGFa
will sell by public auction ut the store O. II
Fulton. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue northwest conn
mencing TUESDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. AL the unredeened tledees
in his store upon which the interest due one year or
more. consisting Of Gold. Silver and Metal Cssed
Watches Chains Charms. Jockets, CUT Bu.,ons
Collar Buttons Scarf Pins Studs Plain Gold and Set
Rings Pins. Earrings. Set Jewclry, Bracelets Coins
Printers Sticks. Silver Ware. Diamonds and other
Precious stones. loose and mounted. Guns Rsfes.
Reviewers Canes. Umbrellas Raznrs Clippors
Nalises. Knives. Opera and Field Glasses Plated
Ware. Dress Goods zeal Coats &c Sale 10 continue
morning at 10 oco evenings at 30 O'Clock
until all the lots are sold Ticket holders please take
Eotice.
II. K FULTON. Pawnbroker.
+. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. fe7-1t.
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fe9-9t
THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUoTIoNEERs.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSES
CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c. WITHIN our
AUCTION ROOMS AND BAZAAR, 6I2 STREE
ENIH. 1893; AT TEN O'CLOCK,
PIER AND MASrkL MIRRORS, PARLOR FUR
NLTURE IN SUITES AND ODD PIECES, osK
CHERRY AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
AND SEPARATE PIECES; HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES. W. W. SPRINGS. PILLOWS
ROBES. OAK AND WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES, DINING ROOM AND OTHER CHAIRS
ROCKERS. &c. COOKING AND HEATING
STONES, BRUSSELS. INoRAIH AND OTHER
CARPETS; COOKING UTENSILS, &c.
ALSO. Al HALF-PASr ELEVEN A. NJ
10. 600 ASSORTED CIGARS.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
SEVERAL HORSES. NEW AND SECONDHAND
BCGGIES. CARRIAGES, &C.
THOMAS BOWLING ( son,
fe9-2t Auctoneers.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcrIoNEEEs.

X AASAiAH1 - DAnn . CO.. AUCTlONEkBS
IMPoETANT AssIGSExs' SALE OF ENTIRE
Known LgMBER fAsD OF n. = McMEAk.
WEST.
Ey virtue Of deed Of assignment given to us ana
sGr AZ n EseIla a1s s on friday
at the yards 18Th and D streets NORTHWEST a iarrc
and well assorted stock Of Lumber and Niilwork
weli-stocked lumber yard.
WIN SAFE. DESKS: CHAIRS. se
WORK HORSES. BUGGY HORSES. DOUBLE AND
SiNSLG HaKSEss. D0uBLE AND SINGLE
LOT OF sTABLk FIxTuREs
~, mi, Is yery t"gortsni sale and should command
the stock OF lumber once furniture and live stock
recsived then lot by lot.
Terms: All cash.
fs1-dkdkn
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EN- . DARLINGTON.
THOMAS BOWLING son. kncis f.sis
WALTER d. WILLIAMS CO. Auction--rs
VALUABLE PROPERTY ar AY,cosrIA

NALIABLE PROPERTY AT ANACosTIA
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of ain deeds uf Trust duy recorded N
liber l405. folios Q7 aud $40 and l4iO folio lf- Il
a. respectively. land records Of the District - Co
lulsha. ana At the request ci the parties ur.i
thereby. viii offer sale he rIl-
HALF-PAsrF OCBOCL NJ. the follosing 40
sribed real estate. situate IN Auscosia IN the Dis
trict Of Columbia: Lots ~ ~ 40 Al ~ sni ~ n
block No % Oregon l. Green's sublivi-iun of "a
chester Ier plat Of said subdivision a. duly -
cor led In county liter o. ioiio ~ e the o
OF the surveyors ohc- Of the Dis rtc 20 Columbia,
together With Improvements large frame cot
taeee.
Terms: One-thi-d cash. halanre 20 suit the rur~
Chaser. deposit Of 800 viii be required N "a b
piece Of Property at the tI q sale All cuhs., aaciHf
and riding At the cost - purchaser Terms g. -
complied with within ten days sitter sale otherwsss
the trustees reserve the right resell the prf.rty
At TIE risk and cost " the delaultps puruha-.r a
purchasers
DANIEL orc. CALLAHAN. 1rn-t>es-
fe3-d&ds lt2s New YORK. AZ.