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THE PRESIDENTS STATEMENT.
what He Says of the Present Financial
Situation.


President Cleveland last night gave out the
following statement: 1.-The inclination on the
part Of the public to accept newspaper reports
concerning the intentions Of those charged
with the management Of our national finances
seems TO justify my emphatic contradiction of
the statement that the redemption Of any kind
Of treasury notes except in gold has at any
time been determined upon or contempla. led
by the Secretary Of the Treasury or any other
member Of the present administration.
1.-The President and his cabinet are ALSO
lutely harmonious in the determination to ex-
ercise every power conferred upon them to
maintain the public credit to keep the public
faith and to preserve the parity between gold
and silver and between all financial Obligations
of the government.
While the law OF 1890, forcing the purchase
Of a fixed amount Of silver every month. pro-
vides that the Secretary Of the Treasury, in his
discretion, may redeem in either gold or silver
the treasury notes given In payment OF silver
purchases. yet the declaration of the policy of
the government to maintain the parity between
the metals seems clearly to regulate this dis
erection as to dictate their redemption in gold
''Of course perplexities and difficulties have
grown odt of an unfortunate financial policy
which We found in vogue, and embsrrassments
have arisen from ill-advised financial legislation
us at every turn but with cheerful
confidence among the people and q patriotic
to cooperate, threatened dangers
vii! be averted pending legislative return to
a better and sounder financial plan
The strong credit of the country still I'M
impaired. and the good sense OF our people,
which has never failed in time of need are at
hand TO save US from disaster"
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sHAKEsPEAEE,s BIRTHDAY,
How II Was Celebrated by the Club That
Bears His Name.


The Shakespeare Club celebrated the ami
versary of the natal day Of William Shakes
peare on Saturday evening at the residence Of
Prof ". ID. CabeH. No. 1907 Massachusetts
avenue. About 800 guests were present. who
seemed to fully appreciate the excellent pro-
gram. II would be hard to discriminate in the
matter Of the participants, but especial mention
may he made OF Mr.. John Tveedale in the role
OF Hoispur. Mr.. Ralph Jefferson as Leontes,
Miss Schade in Hermione. Miss Richards In
P1alirG. and Messrs. Hay and Bo.eler as Ar
'ndio and Moth, respectively. The tableau Of
"Wintsrs Tall" was particularly good.
The following was the program: Overture,
fobin Hood. Mr.. Morgan, Mr.. Stone. DIR.
Lang. Mr.. Book Miss Lesyitt: recitation. will
iani the King r. D. Altrieh. Mas Anna Hop
perton: song. Miss Mia Schmidt; reading Of
selected speeches OF favorite Shakespearean
characters, part 1, Miss Amy Leavist: song Ia,
The Black mith of Gretna' (b) The Wash
ington Cats Mr.. Werren Young; reading of Sc
lec:ed speeches OF favorite shakespearean char
aeters-part III. Mr.. Geo. G. Gorham; song,
bid Ne to Live" Mrs. Owens. King Henry
Nv, act /. scene I'LL King Henry. Mr.. Walter
j. Rogers; Fart Of Worcester, Mr.. Chas. II.
Rabbit: Earl Of Northumberland, Mr.. VIM. II.
Conley: Hotspur. Mr.. John Tweedale;
song, NY Love viii Come" Mr.. Mcfarland;
violin solo. (a) Caystina, Raft. o. Mazurka,
Meesin. Mr.. William Curtis. Winters Tale,
get v, scene III-Leontes. Mr.. Ralph Jeffersoa
Camille, Mr. Thornton Cxrusi: PoIizenes. Mr..
". Spencer Armstrong; Hey1miOae, Miss Anita
Sehade: PeTIlsfG, Miss Anna White; PGuliHd.
Miss Janet E Richards Quintet, instru-
mental selection from Faust, Mr.. Morgan. Mr.
Stone. DIR. Lang, Mr. Book and Miss Leayitt;
reading, ''Anne Hathaway Miss Minnie Sax
ton: song. az MY Love Loves Me, ;" (b) The
Old Brigade" Mr.. ]. II. Kaiser. Loves
Labor Lost. act 1; scene II-ArB,ddo. Mr. E.
d. Fay: Moth, Slr. Frank II. Boteier. Song.
The Dove by ArGite. with violin obliga.o
(vtolinist, Mr.. CGrtis). Mrs. Mason
Among those present we're Mrs. John Iwee-
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
VI. Saunders. Mrs. {. u. Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Bah
bitt, Mr.. jefferson. Miss P.lscoe. Mr.. Piiling,
Mrs. Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen {. Clark. Miss
&r. W. Nym2n. M-.and Mrs. Thom-
ton Carusi. Mr.. and Mr.. j. q. Rice. Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. Cav Robertson, Mr.. W. Wright Miss
Carusi. Miss SlossOn. Mr. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis. Mrs. Bangs, Nr. L. Jones. Miss Miller.
Miss EendTie. Mr.. Lacy. Mrs. f. Il. Hay. Mr..
and Mr.. W. T. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. q.
Gorhsm. Miss J.. '. Brown, Mrs. Brown. Miss
L Anderson and Miss Adams.
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TRAVEL IN SiCAEAGUA.
An Interesting Lecture by Mr. DE Ka,b
Before the Geographical Society.

An Interesting Lecture by Mr. DE Ka,b
Before the Geographical Society.
The members OF the Geographical Society
and their friends listened 70 an Instructive
description of travels in Nicaragua and the I'M
explored regions of the Mosquito coast by Mr..
Courtenay De Kaib a. the last meeting of the
society. Mr. De Kalb had spent some time in
that region studying the history o: the people.
exploring he unkrosn regions and observing
the habits of the ueopie.
This Mosquito coast it Is more free from
mosquitoes, however, than my other part OF
Central America-lies soutI of Honduras and
tants were indiana, harmless. inoIfensise race,
bat in the seventeenth century u band Of
Buccaneers settled on the coast, lntermarry ing
with the Indians. and later this ha!f-caste blood
w=s mixed with that of negroes from jamaica.
The result IS degenerate sunk to the
Loses: depths OF moral degradation
Mr. De ksl0 devoted considerable portion
OF his lecture 20 discussion of the political
history of the country aad Inads the startling
announcement that England has len upon
the country to be traversed by the Nicaragua
canal and that when tue canal is safely built
she will probably attempt to realize upon her
lien by laying Claim to the country and sub
uniting the dispute to arbitration, knowing
full well that she could never take or hold it by
force Of arms. Eagiands claim Is based upon
treaties msde with tie early Mosquito chiefs
and their SUCCESSORS, VINO were protected IN
their rights by the British
Mr.. lie Kalb described his trip in canoes up
the rivers Of Nicaragua and through the la
goons OF the coast. 1t Is not a country OF very
mach interest TO the traveller, and he Travelled
for DAYS through oyerfowed tropical forest
to the headwaters OF the river until he came 20
the highlands, and here the journey YVES made
on foot through the dense ve-dure which covers
the hill sides
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VALUE OF EMBASSIES.
Mr.. whitelaw EeId's Argument in Favor
of Ambass sailors.


Now that the legations OF the United States
in London and Paris have been raised to the
dignity of embassies it may be interesting TO
refer to the arguments in favor OF the change
ndduced by officials who held the minor rank
and experienced some CT tie annoying incl
dents TO which it constantly giving rise.
Whitelaw Reid, while minister to France, more
than once urged upon the State Department
tie desirability of bringing about the change.
His arguments. clearly and forcibly Sc. FORTH
reflected the sentiments Of many Of his col
leagues upon this question. and no doubt stimu-
lated the State Department into giving the pro-
posed change an active support while it was
being discussed in Congress. Under date of
January %, 1880. ii n communication to the
Secretary of State, not heretofore published,
Mr.. Reid wrote:
..On these occasions (the regular diplomatic
receptions) ali are received in the order in
which they enter the ante-room excepting that
a minister, no matter how long he has been
waiting, must always give way to an ambassa-
dor, even though the latter has just entered the
room. Under this rule it was only yesterday
that WAS able ~ see the minister, and this
after waiting in the ante-room for over four
hours. When the reception began the pope
nancio took precedence, and next the am5assa-
dor from Austria. As he was leaving the Italian
ambassador arrived, and then the United States
stood back for Italy; then afterward for Ger
many, Turkey, Spain and Russia.
At the lat. bour when WAS finally admitted
7 WAS detsinine the minister from his dinner
and SO felt bonnd to MAKE the interview brief
soa1n a., August 7 1891 he wrote. I'm INV
iudgmsr, "a. bu.ine,s ioterests of The TTn;t,a
States would be promoted by the suggested
minister ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 the cra3e Of am
bas,adorsT personally u i, now a matte ~
en,ir- indifference 10 me whether snch n
ch.,.,. horId h.. val. ,r not, I'll Itt.,b
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FUTURE DAYS.

pURsUASr TO DEGREES OF THE CIRCUIT
Court OF tine United States for ths Eastern Dis
Ee. Of vign,a entered =: Norfolk on the 7th day of
dsrSgned vii expose foT sale upon toe
49,; 4 ~ TWELVE NJ. instead of the 18th day Of
April. 1923. as previously advertised. the building
Fortress Monroe, virginia. known the Chanberliu
Hotel. together with all the right title and
OF the did Point Comfort Hotel Company therein
and al the Fr1vi'e.es. appu-tenances and
rights OF prooerty tlierrt o appertlining.
Terms Tie of $SJ 600 in cash and the residue
In three equal nstallments. payable ctiveiy in
six. twelve and eighteen months. with thereon
from the day OF sale the ssi3 deferred payments
be evidenced by the bonds Of the purchaser Butthe
pay aents Title to be retained until tie whole Pur-
chase money is paid. Possession TO he given when
Ordered by the court A deposit of $40 600 will be
required by the commissioners of the highes. bidder
on The day Of sale The purchaser to keep prop
ery insured al his expense to the full the
purchase money due by him for benefit of the com
inissioners. The deferred payments. or so much
thereof not be needed for the payment of ex-
rens-s and prior liens solvable in the bonds of
the Old Point Comfor- Hotel Company at such per-
centaee the aid bonds would be entitled to OUT of
the proceeds of said sale.
THOMAS TABB.
WILLIAM H. WHITE,
RICHARD B. TUNSTALI,
Special Commissioners.
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionee-s. ap:,-:5awtds
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers.
Sl2 Z st n ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 2Ss2 ON STREET. GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of q deed of trust dated September %.
1883. and recorded in Lber 1867. folio 25S sec.
one of the land records of the District Of Columbia
At the request of the parties secured thereby viii
sell at public auction in from; Of the premises 70 the
highest bidder. en- FRIDAY. THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ, the following described real estate and premi-
ses situate in the said District Of Columbia being
parts Of lots numbered 1l5 aud 10 in Beall's add
ton to said town. BEGINNING for the at q point
the south side OF Bea street distant forty and
Six-twelfths feet al 6l2, east from the corner OF
Beall and Greene streets and running thence Bea
street eastwardly twenty Col feet thence southery
and parallel to Greene street thirty 600 thence
and parallel with Eeail twenty (20) feet
and thence north and parallel 20 Greene street TO the
place Of beginning. with the improvements and APP
purtenances thereto belonginx.
Terms Of sale; oneh.lf ~, cash. balance in two
months from day of sale. for which installments the
notes Of the to be given bearing interest At
the rate of 90 centum annum from day of
SALE to be secured by deed OF trust the property
sold. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit of hundred 1O0) dollars required the
time Of sale Terms Of sale TO be complied with
fifteen days from day Of sale. otherwise trustee
the right TO resell the property the risk and
of the defsutinR purchaser after days sdver
tisement of such resale in The Evening Star news
paper published In the city Of Washington. ID. C. All
conveyancing reeoEdins. xe A. gpEchs:srs cost.
ap1Sd&ds ia 18th ST. NV Washington ID. c.
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NUM-

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT NUM-
BERED 81 IF STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue o: deed in trust duly recorded. will
TUESDAY. TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF APRIL, A.
D. 49, al FiVE,TCLOCk P. NJ. the wess half of
lot NUMBERED 10 IN square numbered .,SS
t-ont.i.g thirteen H:} ieet on + street south
vest by depth Of one hundred and twenty.
hve tl2Jl feet to alley. improved By q
frame house numbered 925 street southwest, to-
gether with all the improvements, Why's, easements
rights. privileges ard appurten the same be-
Icn@1ng. or in any wise a1pertaining
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years at per cent nseresr per annup payab semi
Annually. notes TO be given secured by deed Of rrusr
on the properly sold. ali cash. the op ;ion Of the
purchase Sonveysncins. 81 at purchaser's cos:
sale TO he piled with fifteen day. otherwe the
right reserved 10 sell the property at the risk and
cost OF deaulnR purchaser after five days advertise
nent Of such resale in newspaper published in
Washington, d. c. WILLIAM C. WOOD Trustee,
ap1S-dSds $40 + St n w.
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Army Orders.

First Lieut. John +. McBlain. ninth cavalry,
is relieved from recruiting duty at Jefferson
barracks. Missouri, and VIII join his regiment
The following named officers will report in
person to Lieut.. Col Jacob Kline, ninth inEan-
Try, president of the examining board. at
Lesvenworth. Kan, for examinations: First
Lieut. Chas. II. Grierson. tenth cavalry; First
Lieut. Carver Howlsad. fourth infantry; Sec
ond Lieut. Edward n. Jones, jr.. eighth infan-
try.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer.

FINE BUILDING LOT ON n STREET BETWEEN
9Th AND TTH STREETS NORTHWE1T.
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-SIXTH, AID,
16sas AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. We will sell in front
Of the premises the west is fest 'front.' With depth
This lot - admirably situated for dwelling bust.
ness purposes. bsing on nsas the corner Of 7th q
~. 81
Terms: 0ps-tbird e..h. balance in one and tyo
ssmi-annuAlly, and 20 be secured BY deed q trvs
on TIE property sold Or ~ csah. q The option Fl
Couysysncane.. e. 2 purchassss ecss. Terns e.
SsonpLSd ~. x9n y a2 ne rsht
purchaser stsf nvs days advertisement q such 8.
sale In some uawSpapef publtshed in Waahfngto0.
D. Q. UUNCAN9ON BROS.
ap3o1kds Aucttoue0zR.
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Assigned to Regiments.

The following assignments to regiments Of
officers recently promoted have been ordered:
Lieut. Col John N. Bacon, to the first cavalry;
Maj. Edward N. Hayes, to the seventh cavalry;
Maj. Joseph N. Kelley, to the tenth cavalry;
Capt. Homer W. Wheeler, to the fifth cavalry,
troop &; Capt. John Bigeiow. IT,, to the tenth
cavalry, troop Z; First Lieut. Malvern-Hill
Barnum, to the fifth cavalry, troop L; First
Lieut.. Letcher Hardemsn, to the tenth cavalry,
troop y.
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ap24-d&d6
I ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIoNEKRs.
II I4O7 @ ST. INV.

VALUABLE UxIMpROvED REAL ESTATE. Be
INC THE soUTHMEsT CoENEK or Penn:
SyLxANIA AVENQE AND 9Th STREET
On TUESDAY: NAY SECOND. 1893. 1t FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ in front of the premises Will sell
At public auction lot 12 and parts Of lois II and l
square S44 each lot fronting q feat Psunsylvaus
for builders or partiss seskirR an Investment.
Terms; Ope-third OF the purchase money in cash.
balance In and two years. With interest Is the rate
Of per cent per annum. payable ssmt annually. sad
cash. ct the option Of the purchaser 500
required st The time Of sale. All convsyancing.
cording, kc., at coet Of purchaser. =
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ap0o-dEds
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.s. 9Th and Dsts n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT CORNER OF AND NINETEENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT CORNER OF n AND NINETEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a deed of duly recorded in Tiber
No g. folio 142 e. seq. of the land records of
the District OF Columbia. We will eel at pubic
ton. IN THURSDAY. the FoLkTH DAY OF MAY.
A. ID. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premises. the following described real estate and
premises. situate. lying and being in the city OF
WASHINGTON. in the District of Columbia and known
ana design ated all OF lot numbered thirty eiht ts)
OF InZersolTs subdivision of square numbered one
hundred and thirynipe Us9. as per plat recorded in
Liber j. H. e. folio 49, of the records OF the
yeyors office for tie DISTRICT Of Colum3a fronting
hundred and twenty tl2O feet to alley and binding
the east line OF 18Th street northwest. together with
all and singular the improvements. ways easements
rights. privileges and appurtsnances 10 the same be-
LONGING or IN any wise a1perta ninr.
Terms of sale One third of purchss money in cash.
balance in two equal instaitments at one and two
years note. to be given bearing per cent per annnm
interest payable semi annually. and TO by
deed Of trust premises sod. all cash. option
of the purchaser deposit of $500 required time
OF sale. Conveyancing. &c, at cost Of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in hfteen DAYS. Otherwise
the trustees the riat resell property
the risk andcost the def.uitng after i've
days advertisement Of such resale in some
:. VsCEOLA c. GREEN, r-.....
apS2-dkds j. PERCY kEATING.S Afus'sS-
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NhNU
ap12-d&ds
, ATCLIFFE. DARR s CO., Aucts.
N
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
HOUSE. BRICK ST.BLE AND PREMISES, No.

HOUSE, ERICK STABLE AND PREMISES, No
2Ol2 STREET NORTHWEST.
- By virtue of the last will and testament Of Daniel
r. Hacner deceased. duly executed and recorded. I
snall oe- or sale at public auction in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the TWENTY-FOURTH
pay Of ApEIi.. AD. 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r. W. lot numbered twenty six t26). in the su5divis-
ion Of orig!Hs lot numbered twenty,th,ee c.3, re-
the surveyors Office Of the District Of Columbis in
square numbered seventy eight (1S), the ground
plat plan OF Washington city. ID. c.. ths
ing front of twenty feet street northwest with
adepth the west side of said Tot of ID feet to
alley and depth the side of 100 feet more or
less to said alley And the same is improved by VAL
uabe brick house. the first floor of which
is ARRANGED and used as store. with a well arranged
concEe.ed basement or cellar beneath the OF
SAID lot is improved by fne twostory brick stable
with carriage house.
Terms of sale One-.hird o. the purchase money in
cash. q: which goo is to be paid deposit at time Of
sale the remainder in two equal insta lments be
paid in one and two years. respectively from day OF
SALE evidenced by the two notes Of TIE purchaser
purchasers, bearing in crest per cent per
from the day OF de- said interest be payable mi
annually and secured by deed Of the property
sud. or all cash. at the option o. the purchaser
purchasers to be expr ssad on day of sale Terms
be Compiled VITA in ten days rom day of sale All
recording and notary fees to be at pur
chaser's cost.
RANDALL HAGNER, Executor
ap13- d&ds OF DANIEL r. HAGNER, Deceased.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctionee.s. ap.;-:Sawtds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT ON SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN g AND d STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
1913 foo BIB ct Of the land records Of the
District Of Solgmhia we Mill sell in 'front.' q the prem
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. PROMPT. the follow.
ing described real estate situate in the city Of WASH
ington. in the District of Columbia and known and
distinguished and being parts of lots numbered IL
and Is. IN sqlsre numbered "a, beginning twenty
COO feet nof,h OF the southeast corner of lot Ii
running thence north along 9th street twenty GOD
six (6l nches thence hundred aud five (lQ5l
feet ID inch. thence south twenty ( feet six ()
inches and thence east hundred and (lO feet
one O inch TO the place Of beginning, with ali the
improvements ways. easements, rights. PRIVILEGES
and appurtenAnces to the saIrs be.onxnY or in any
wise sppertaining.
Terms: one-thfrd Of the purchase money in cash.
balance in six and twelve months. notes to given
bearing per cent interest Per and to b SCI
cured py deed Of trust en- the property sold. Al
cash. 1t the option Of tine purchaser Conveyancing,
&c, at purchasers cost deposit Of e20O required
At time OF sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with in
fifteen days otherwise the right resell the
property at the risk and OF defaultng purchaser
after i've days advertseme Of sucn resale in some
Newspaper pSbl lly in wssh;nxtons 2. C.
ap21-dkds GEO. r. HARDIN, fusssea
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DuScANsos BROS. Aucaons.rA
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT. NUMBEED 20s9 II STREET

NORTHWEST
b. virtu- of a ed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
No iT20. fciio 209 ct sea-. OF the land records
t6r the DlsSict OF CoMn5ia We will sell. In front Of
ioUkTa DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1879. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK +. NJ. all :nat certain piece parcel Of
land and PREMISES situate and being in the city OF
Washington. in the District of Columbia and known
and DISTINGUISHED western half original lot num-
bered els mt tS). in SQUARE numbered hundred and
one UoD together with al he Improvement ways.
easements. rights. privileges and appurtenances TO
the same belonging or in any wise appertaining
Terms: One-third OF the purchase money in cash.
balance in two equal instaiiments in one and two
years Notes to be gwen bearing per cent interest
per annum ard pas bic semi-afnnaiiy, to be
cured by deed OF trust on thu premises sold all
cash. at the ton of the purchaser deposit of two
81 sale Conveyancing, &c.. at purchasers cost
Terms 10 be complied with in ID days from the day
sale, otaerwis Se trustees the right to
Fell tde tne Kiss and of the deaultine
purchaser after five days advertisement of sucn re
sale in some newspaper published in Washington.
y. C. HAIRY NJ sKIfS
apl0dEds ThOMASJ. LUTTRELL{ trustees.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTs.

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FBAME
HOUSE AND LOT On STREET NORTH BE-
TWEEN 1ST AND Cd STREETS WEST.
By vir.ue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF CeluSia pisse ia equity numbered
141S.l. wherein Catherine 4. WEIGH. guardian, is
complainant and Jchn Mech. intsut, ct al. aye de-
fendans. tine Undersigned trustees VIII offer for sale
by pubic auction in front OF premises, on
THURSDAY. THE rot. II DAY Oh MAY, A. u.
1899, AT FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following de-
sc.ibed real estate and ps-mises ing and being in
the city of Washington DISTRICT If Columbia. wit
Part of lot numbered three t: in square numbered
five hcn6red md sixty mine tjtj9J beginning for the
sane on tine line street no~th at point slant
one hundred and sixty and nve-ssnths ue0 % feet
west from the southeast corner OF said square;
nr thence north one hundred and twenty (l20) feet.
thsnes west twsnty-tnree and eieyeE-hundredtns
t23 I'D feet; thence soutn one hundred and twenty
20 feet to she line of said and thence east
along that line TO TIE poins Of Beginning together
with the improvements thereon
Terms: Ore-tEi-d cash. balance in two equal in
stallmen .. payaoie in Cne and two from the
date of sale. with interest he deferred pas MEETS
dt the rate o. cenJu;n per annum. payable
laiy, and to be secured by deed trust on the
premises sold, all cash. at the option OF tire par
chaser deposit of two hundred dollars ts200) re-
quired at the time OF sale Terms to be complied with
IN fifteen days from sale. All conveyancag. record
ing. &c. at purchasers cost.
HENRY P. BLAIf. Trustees
ap2o-dGds 4lt 9Th 81. n ".