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THOMAS DOWNING L son. Aucts. ele Est. r.

CHnNCERY SALE OF yELIABLE IMpRoyEp
srRtET :NoRrkEasT' ''' i"'" Nf-s I Z,
District OF ColEnba besrn.- daie the :;lst day Q.
January. 1898, and passed in equity c.s,s- No.
rIslnan.s and Henry Norman M-Int re e; - are de-
:endsnts shall ofer TO sale. a. public auction in
after named, the following valuable Improved Prop
On TUESDAY. APRIL FOURTH. 1892. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK ?. N. %. No 81 of Wilson
Mandlev Warmers subdivision ot lots Nos % - a
u t 81 Joan ShIrcn suG a. @ square NJ" @
ON wEDNEsDAY. APxH. FIFTH. 1888. at HALF
shons al o. suSd2s f@5y q $50 ssas
ming Cor the same at point thriy-two i:s2J ee: DID,
north from southwest corner of said lot twentveiyht
east elchy-eipht tSSI feet thence socfn -xtee 6,
feet thence west eigtyeht (Ssl test the place
oeynnn2. che same being premises No. sl9 lth st.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL SIXTH. 1876. at HALE-
seventeen ID IN square numbered four h,:ad-pd and
ninet, six 900 begin ing cor the same mt on
Dire, and twenty-five dJ fee. two e, inch ~: thence
Twenty-Five 02.) fee. ,wo co) inches; thence west
witt the line of street fourteen Q4) :eet to :he place
southwest.
the terms ot safe prescribed by the Lertee are as
cash. Cne-J,ird N year One-tlird n two
years from the daIe Of sale, he deferred
centuin per annum and secured by deed Of
the property sold or al cash. at the outon of pur
will bs required at The time of sale. and the
terms of sale are not complied with within twelve
at he risl and cost of the desufng purchaser after
Ave jays' previous advertisrment Of such resale in
mbo3.Jot " 6t.;c. III, = q,
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PREACHERS WITH PISTOLS.
The Rev. Sam Jones and Rev. Charles Dobb.
Go About Armed.


Go About Armed.
The little town of Cartersville Ga, is greatly
wrought up over the antics of her preachers
two OF whom armed fo- any attack the one
may make on the other. They are Rev. Sam
Jones, the celebrated evangelist, and the Rev.
Charles Dobbs, the Baptist preacher of that
place.
For year past the air around Csrtersviie
has been laden with stories of an unsavory ma
ture. in which prominent families have been
victims. This resulted in the sending of anOny-
nous letters to Mr.. Dobbs and others. Dobbs
placed the blame on the Rev. Mr.. Washburn.
An investigation conducted by Methodist
preachers resulted in Washburns acquittal
This did not please Dobbs and he has been talk
ing SO freely lately that the Rev. Sam Jones,
whose family has suffered from the rumors
afoat in the Methodist Church last Sunday
night denounced Dobbs as only Sam Jones can,
intimating that he would be ready to meet
Dobbs next day.
This coming to Dobb's ears he fortified him
self with pistol and Mr.. Jones was equally
ready for what might happen.
Methodists and Baptists have ceased speaking
to one another and the town is in IA fever of ex-
element, crowds following the two preachers
every time they make public appearance.
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SUNK BY AN UNKNOWN TUG.
The Crew of the Schooner Morgan Picked
Up Mt Sea.

The Crew of the Schooner Morgan Picked
Up ut Sea.
The tugboat Mercury, Capt Lewis. ar
rived at New York yesterday morning from
Delaware breakwater and reports, March 25,
at am, five miles east by north
off Winter Quarter light ship, fell
in with Capt. Crossley and crew,
nine all told, Of the schooner Robert Morgan,
in the sehooners yawl Capt. Crossley
reports that at a. IN. March Is he
run into by large tugboat name
unknown). cutting staboard side OF the
schooner down to below the waters edge.
In spite of all the efforts of the crew to repair
the damage the vessel began 20 sink, and at
am. they took TO the yawl; they hardly
pulled away when the schooner went
down. After being four hours in the
Goat they were picked up by the
Mercury and landed q. CommunIpaw at IN.
today. The tugboat at once disappeared. not
stopping to render any assistance. What dam
age, If any, was sustained by the unknown tug
boat is unknown.
The Robert Morgan was bound from Norfolk
for New. Haven with a cargo of coal. The
wreck is dangerous Obstruction to navigation,
as about twenty-fv feet of her masts are above
water,
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Awomanrawyer.s Application

Mrs. Ellen ID. Mussey applied Yesterday to
the Court IN General Term for admission to
the bar. The court appointed committee of
three-Judge Davidge. Gen. Henkle and Mr.
job Barnard-to examine the candidate and re-
port upon the application. Mrs. Nussey Is the
widow of Gen. r. ID. Mussey. who died last
summer. For years she assisted her hus-
band in his legal work and became well versed
IN the Intricacies OF litigation. There are two
women enrolled the list OF practitioners
before the District courts. Relvs 4. Lockwood
and Narila VI. Ticker. In 1885 a California
attorney of the gentle sex. Laura de Force
GOrdei >, was admitted to this bar on motion to
appear in certain case before the Court in
General Term.
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r Ar1MER L SLOAN. Aucts.. 14o7 g st.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovFp
PROPERTY ON b STREET NEAR THE GOV
EKNMENT PRINTING OFFICE AT PUBLIC
ON THURSDAY, MARCH THIRTIETH, 1888 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of the prem ses we
viii sell at public auction lots L. 13 and II in square
676 the whole fronting 90 feet north side of
between North Capitol and LIST ST. east by depth OF
IA feet alley 30 feet wide This very desira-
BILE and rapidly improving property and worthy Of At
IMMEDIATELY AFTER. Lot 100. in square No.
site the mention I'd lots by depth of 50
an alley Is feet wide. imuroved by an eight-room
brick residence with modern improvements and all in
good order. being No. n b street northeast.
Term8: On the lots in square 676 will be arranged
TO suit the purchaser and the improved property
the purchaser viii assume OUTSTANDING indebted
ness OF ~ 400 with time to and the balance
to be paid in cash deposit Of 800 will be required
ut time Of sale All recording and convey.ncing 1t
days or deposit Will be forfeited.
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To Investigate the Agriculture, Interests.

InVesfig afP AGrlruI.Crat Tnterests.
During the first session Of the past Congress
a resolution WAS passed by the Senate directing
the committee on agriculture and forestry to
make an investigation of the agricultural in
tere SITS o. the country, and if the same were
found to be depressed to ascertain the causes
and INQUIRE into the proper remedies.
At the rast session the committee was di-
rec.ed to prosecute its inquiries during the
present vacation. With a view 10 carrying out
this direction the committee has appointed a
subcommittee. consisting of the chairman, Mr..
George. and Senators Bate and Proctor, to in
Quire into the matter SO far cotton is con-
cerred, and Senators PETER, Roach and Wash
burn to investigate that branch Of the industry
relating to wheat. oats, meat. &c. 1t is under
stood that each subcommittee will go to work
at an early day and make the investigation as
thorough as practicable.
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Mrs. Cameron. Calais (Me.) woman, mar
ried A. D. Cameron of Nova Scotia, several
years ago. and lived in Bridgetown. Recently
she was arrested, charged with causing the
death OF her husband by morphine poisoning,
and she has been committed for trial.
II the report of q committee that will 20 to
Brazil this summer Is favorable, . large colony
Of colored people from Kansas will sail for
South America next year.
= A movement is being made to bring the ma
tional Grand Army encampment to Kansas City
in the summer of 1894.
The Grant Corundum Wheel Manufacturing
Company mill at Chester, Mass, was burned
Sunday. The loss 10 placed 1t 90, 1000; insur.
ance els, 900.
Kirk Brothers' stock barns Mason City, Iowa,
were burned with 600. 900 worth Of horses, in
GLIDING Storm, the pacing stallion.
Fire in Tyler, Tex, Sunday destroyed $780,
600 worth Of property in the Wimberly 4 Phil
lips building and the Psbst buildings.
Snedicor Hxthsway's hve-story shoe fac
tory in Detroit was destroyed BY fire Sunday.
The loss will be nearly $50 600
Joseph Ramps pool room, on 9Th street, Gin
cinnati, was raided by the police yesterday and
those in charge arrested. All the fixtures were
torn down and taken to the police station.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR a CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
~ go PA. AVE. y W

T2UsTEErs SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
Sill Az ON WASHINGTON STREET. GEORGE z
TOWN. d. c.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated he Both day o.
JuIr. ISIS un. recorded IN Lber No. Sg4. a, folio
100 aHd In, ri SEQ. of tie land records of the
.>t!cL q. tou lIlla, trustee will sell
a 'front.' o. tIe Premises ON THUESDAN, THE SIXTH
DAY OF APRiE. A. D. rs 3. AT 40 O'CLOCK p
NJ fas foo Inc Described real estate. situate in the
city OF .JeorSetown IN she ,';strict of Columbia TO-
VIII al sis. clece Pace; O: LAND known as part
Of lot nurSer twenty-three t.,3 in ReaIl's
a;..it on 70 GEORGETOWN. ID. e.. described as
foi "%s; HeZlIE NJ FOX the a point on the
WIS sd" 81 Wash n--on st-ees twenty-six (oD feet
sGtt ~ the southeast corner Of lot nuriber wenty-
TWO CD AID running sOGtn twenty-five t21D feet then
%'stTa-i!y ard paral. with BRIDGE street one hun
ure and TWEEN vsTe t.DD feet. then north and pa--
o. eI with Washington street twenty-seven C21) feet
then east and parable with Bridge ninety ne
DD feet then south TWO fD Feet then east thirty
tour CAD feet 10 the Place beginning together with
a. ire 3pn-t-nances r:gts, privileges and
!uenls thereto sr.IRsrc snywise ap,ertaininc
Terms: one-thiru OF the purchase moaey in cash
ana the balance in and y 'uontEs notes 20 bear in
,ere al the rate y-r cent from tie isy
- sale. 2aysO,. seni-a1nua.ly. aud be 1red by
deed OK trust on property so.d. ali cash az IN.
option OF ire purchaser CoEv ysncing. &C. at pur-
cliase:'s Cost. deposit Of 500 a. time o: saie
eT.ns Of ssee - he complied with N fifteen davs
o=rwIse trustee reserves the ryht IN. prop
cry 4: the risk and cost of defautlng purchaser
HN- days ~ advertisement of such rosa In some
newspaper published in Wsshingon. DC.
JESSE H. WILSON,
hiii-rS4Sds surviving Trustee
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A BLOODY MONTH,
More Homicides in ST. Louis in March Than
Known Before.

More HOmtctdes in ST. Louis In March Than
Known Before.
The month of March will 60 down in GRIM
inal annals in st. Louis productive of more
homicides than any similar length Of time has
furnished since the frontier days.
Thirteen persons have met violent deaths at
the hands of fellow beings since the first in
slant. Some of the murders were cold blooded
in the extreme and very few show any SEM
blance to a justifiable homicide For these
thirteen capital offenses the police have
in custody ten persons. murderer is at
large. two female slayers are out on bond and
in one case the coroner's jury has failed to
fasten the crime on any one.
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THoMAs BOWLING 4 son. Aucr1oneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Esr,r,

TGTSTEEs, SALE OF IMPEcyED REAL ESTATE
FRO INC on STREET NEAR TETR-
TENTH sra ct SOUTHEAST.
By VIZ. Ct Two deeds Of truss. one dated March
20. 1870. the other Jul. 10 1882, recorded resree;
veiy W iber 1881. tol. T. 1t SEQ and in iher iS
fol $50 - u the land records the Eistrict OF
coiunbia ana az the request the parties s.c,-ed
thereby. We will ofer sale pubic auction IN
,ront o+ the premises ON WEDNESDAY the FIFTH
DAY OF APRIL. lSsEs. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ that
parcel OF land in the city o: Washington. d. c. know
as the west feet front by .e full depth of lot OF
orlcl1al !ot No In square No. lOl9. end being
identical with lo-s II and l. OF the recorded subd
vision made BY Ellen McFacden and William ri Nc
Faddsn of said original lot. These lots have iepth
OF 100 ;eet and are improved by desirable .wo-story
frame dwelling house No. l24, Z 81. containing
eight rooms and cellar. with and gas
Terms Of sale: Oae-thrd OF the rurchg-e money in
cash, tue balance nj and wears from the day
OF sale IN equal instalmens and the notes
bearing .ni-rass from the day sac Isyabe semi-
annually. TO be given for the deferred psyments
secured by deed OF trust on the property. cssh az
tne option OF the purchaser. deposit of $500 At
tine OF sac II terms are not complied with in ten
Gays from day OF sale tine property will resod al
the risk ana cost OF the iefaulting purchaser An
conSeyancing and recording az cost o. purchaser
RICHARD T. MORSE IL. 4
io6 Louisiana ave- I s.
-, WILLIAM !. SECFFERLE, ( trustees
mnSI-u0os 6>o Pa ave. NV.
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Real Eatate yIatters

TaIbert F. Baysrd has bought for $4,000 OF
Annie L. Thomas sub So, block Is, Le Droit
Park.
District Of Columbia has purchased Of J. c.
Hurst for s6,3l7.54 lots % to 30, block i,
Harlem
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The schooner Levi Hart, Captain Hart, from
Sagua, Cuba, with sugar for orders. reports
heavy gales and seas the entire passage On
the 18th Mr.. Brown, the mate, was
thrown by heavy ses from the main gaif and
miles esss Of Cape Henry, the vessel en-
countered a cyclone, which blew with terrific
force for three hours, tearing the boat from it,
davits, blowing OF all sails, washing OF water
casks and other deck materials. The vessel u
in good condition.
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HJNCANsoN BROS. Aucuonee-s.
REMAINING HorsEKpLD FURNITURE. kc IN
P..MfSEn zoos STREET NORTHMEST Ar

REMAINING HOEsEkpLD FURNITURE, &c. IN
P:nMrsE> zoos STREET NORTHWEST AT
or m. RsnAy MORNING. MARCH rHIR.
TlkTH. CoMMENCING Al TIN O'CLOCK. We
VIII. SELL EAi AScE OF FURNITURE cox
TAINED N ABOVE HoUsF-TEV SSEIs ANbTS
Esf!N cA "A izI I MApTlNss on ROOMS.
N Mt rs, SID I sotKDi tXlEN3loS TABLE AND
- 6 ~ >. % hSilIN OF TABLE GLASS WIRE,
s srs1p 9 Sop F,ESES All GHiFT
re- I'll n 5I.DS AND PILLOWS. BID cLoTH i.
INC. HAIR AND OTHEk MATTRESS
SPRINGS. LACE OBTAINS AND SHADES
r01LsF SETS. KITCHEN EFFECTS, ICE
bCG. &c. mh25-4t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON STREET
TwENTY-FOuRTH STREETS WEST, I'M
PROVED BY HOUSE NUMBERED :,S25 L
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1898. in cause wherein James ". Johnston.
administrator of George W. Riggs, Is complainant
cause No l4ol0 Of the equity dockets Of said court
wherein the undersigned was appointed trustee to
1 max. sale of the real estate in said ca9se
cree: Sp TUESDAY. THE FOURTH :, DAY
fer for sale a public suction in front of the
the following des ribbed real estate. TO wit he west
part OF lot numbered four 90. in equare numbered
thirty go. in the city OF Washington. the
District OF Columbia said west part fronting eighteen
t1S) feet North J. street and running back by tine
same width ths front and binding the east line
Of lot i've t5) in said square seventy Ave (76) feet
more or less. the depth of SAID lot
Terms of sale As prescribed by the decree: One
two equal installents s and two years from the
day of SALE with interest secured by lien on the
sold to the satisfaction OF the trustee all
cash. at the purchasers option. All conveyxncing
and rsc9rdine at the purchases cost deposit Of
800 viii be required AZ the time OF sale. II the
terms Of sale shall not be complied with within ten
days from day of sale the trustee the right
resell the property the risk and Of the default
ins purchaser. 7. E. WAGGAHAN. Trustee.
mh2s3-d&ds 911 Est. q. W.
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The Maryland Commandery Of Knights
Templsr, No. 1. and the st. Johns Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 10. Of Maryland have each con-
ferred upon Commodore W. H. Shock, U. s. n,
retired. the honor Of life membership, he hav-
ing held an uninterrupted membership in each
for more than thirty years.
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i56 Louisiana ave-
o- WILLIAM SECFFERLE, trustees
mn2.Sd6ds 62o Pa NV.
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneer..
14O1 @ &c.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY PRESS gRIcK
WEST
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated the 5th
day of November. A. D. 1881 and duly recorded in
Laoer No. 1879 folio 235 ct seq. one Of the land
records OF the District Of umbia and at the re-
guest Q; the party secured thereby viii sell az pub
nc auction IN iron: Of the premises ON WEDNESDAY,
Z: M. the following described land and premises
known and distinguished and being Lot mum oered
eightytve tS5D in Harvey spaldings subdiy,sjop of
lets IN square numbered ve hundred eleven GID
a. per plat recorded in Lbe l6 folio lo1 Of the rec
ords o. the Office Of the surveyor the Dstrct OF
Colurnoia. with the improvements. consisting of a
twostory press-brick residence known a. AID 3
street northwest
Terms of sale The purchaser to assume n truxt
with interest of g.. 600 with about two yes-s
to run: be snce in cash. All conveyan~ing and
recording a. p rchaser's deposit OF SlOO iii
De required ~ the time OF sale and terms must be-
complied with within fifteen days day sale or
the trustees resell the property at the rsk and
cost .: the deislltins purchaser after such public
WALTER A BLOWN. -
mh23-dkds GEORGE A JoRDAN5 IrusseeA
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District Judge E d. Mcclellan Of Texas
has passed the death sentence on sam
Massey and Tim Burke. both negroes
and both convicted OF criminal assault on
white women. Massey's crime was committed
in Grayson county, Texas. and Burkes crime
:, Lamar eoupty Texas. Both cases were
brought here on a change of venue The
sentence DEGREES that they be hanged April e.
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The THIRD ANNIVERSARY Of the Lincoln
National Bank was observed Saturday afternoon
by a spread to the clerical force in the directors
room just before separating Mr. Galley, who
has lately taken unto himself q wife, was pre-
serted with a handsome token from his fellow
clerks, which he accepted in y neat speech.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX
ANDRIA COUNTY, VA

By virtue Of decree entered a. the November
term. Tsp. Of the circuit court OF Ale1aadris
county VIRGINIA. IN the chancery cxuse OF Castle
man VS.. Me.cS 81 al. therein pending the under
signed comniiSsions.s fo- that purpose appointed
viii. on APRIL SIXTH. 1Sg5. at FIVE p. N on
the premises offer COR sai. all Of that historic
estate formerly owned by Caleb Cushing and con-
farming ltD 2cres more or and located in Alex
anGr1s comfy. Vir.-inia.
This tract of land Is imr-oved by large room
dwel nr horse with base men, large barn with base
nenf. three tenant iose. lSrse o-char si.a crees
and beauifui strawberry with msenifce,t of the
city OF WASHINGTON his grand plsce The sub
urban home % me ii us.-ioCs Caleb Cushing while
WAS IN official life a. Washington, ne trees ans
snrnooery that he paned here now in their tlly
developed beauty The shape OF the land almost
per ect square. end i Of the most beautiful con-
venient and historic suburban homes around the
national capital. Itwopld make valuable sul vision
for town lots and villa sites. being the pronos-
lines % electric and railroads. only I'D rs two
and half miies from Washington, and on a com
handing eiev2tlon and in a healthy location.
Terms OF sale One ou-n cash. and the "esidua O.
ire purchase money in two and three yeSrs
denced by bonds Of purchaser. VITA app=sye! per
sonai secu-itv anu ne airing interest from day of sale
and the title 10 be retained until al re purclass
mo1ev shall nave been paid
FOR further ln-Ormati ". apply 20 James Z. Glenn
ents, lei T stree; northwest Washington. D. C.. or
e. T. Nicol. Brent vile, Prince william, county, Va
>JAMES =. CLEMENTS,
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{. :. NICOL.
Special Commissioner

Fl. Fl. YOUNG. CLERK of the circuit rou-. of Alex
andria county. Va. do certify that James F. Clements
and {. F. Nj 'o l3SS:ons-S, executed bond
in the penalty % $40. 10. r"niitoned the faith
ful performance of their dates commissioners in
said cause and IN accordance with decree therein.
Given under my haI.d this 18th day &c February
1893. II q YOUNG
fe11-dts Cls-L
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mh.312t d. 6fiee :If,;1 fT st ~ W

= 9. BAILEY Co. Auctioneers. Steamboat
j.. City Of Richmond at auction WEDNESDAN,
APRIL. FIFTH. at HALF PAST ELEVEN 4. II. .
shall sell me steamer City OF Richmond. 600 tons
register. %. foot Keel. i0-foot beam l0-tonC hold.
engine 4j,nch cylinder l2foot stroke. Hodges pat
ent rue and tube boilers licensed 20 300 night
passengers is furnished and ready bust
ness For full information inquire of the aactionsers
Portland, Me. or Of PAlsON TUCKER. General Man
Company mha-dts
LfOR SAi.F-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATUE-
4 DAY. APRIL FIRST, 1898. 1T FIVE PM. by
Geo. W Stickney, auctioneer. at 1411 g st. W.. .
splendid farm Of i4 with large dwelling barn.
stables. fine orchard of all kinds OF fruit This is
nno stock Rar1en or fruit Iarn and will be sold for
Whatever it will bring without Terms very
easy. For full information see
JAMES E. CLEMENTS.
mh221O. Ir,l St NV
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A Race Horse Disappeara.

A great sensation has been caused in English
sporting circles by the disappearance OF the
famous race horse Fullerton, the winner Of the
Waterloo cup. He was taken from the stables
Of Col North. at FL Than, on Saturday, and
hes not since been found.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucuonee-,.
a -.

TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
TwtLEIH AM THIRTEESrH srsfETs
l.s24 l'sei and l:.S -'
~ virtue o: severA deed. truS, e. VA dated IN.
IS dAy o; sey,eml,~r a ID. lssre. and reoordsi In
LITER Nc. id'2. folios AL. AZ, 4SR 4Sn s.8 and
t.3 =; SET q IN. and records q IN. District o, Co
luba. ana At the OF the partie. secured and
holders o. the aotes. the undersigned will
sell, a. public arrf,on IN frunt Of the Kr.nt-es on
NiDNE SDAN. The FIFTH DAY OF APRIL. rS.rl
a. FOUR O'CLOCK z NJ. all tho-. -.--nia pieces sr
parcels q. land snd premises situate the city OF
NAsntns.o on. District of Columbia. known a. .ra
being all 81 lots numbered hundred sni
/ forty one CAD. hundred aud forty txo
l42l one hundred and forty -th-e. i4ll, one hun
dTec and forty-fou- l4ID. one hundred aud forty
nv- NlA.N ana one hundred and iortv-siN tlzdp u
Josiah ". Mci.a -hi.n aud John g IouthAn trustees.
sudiNislun q, t,st q slaA7e nui.hered thuu-an
Enc eight ,iNS1. recorded in the ofce os ia. sur
yeyor Of tie District ~ Columbia IN liter No 10
folio -. toSethe- with the ami ruv.ments the-aon
"a n Ia. TO he sd suuisct = o. sl-n pnV.-
bic in i've years from Ar-sl :,i, lSyre.
Terms Of sale one 9th Of the purrhas. money i'm
cash. balance in year from dAy 81 sale with In
ter"st ~ q s- cent Ier znnum. and secured hy de-.
Of trust on the proI .rty. All recording ana convey
anciiE al pu- hs-ers cost. DEPOSIT 800 will Be
Quired each bot sold separasey tine 81 sale
Terms 20 lie cufnplied with IN hftesn days d-pueit
VIII he forfeited EDWARD WOLFF
HENRY NIX.
mh23-dSds Trustees.
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/ ATIAER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers. l401 st.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on WEST SIDE OF

AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL FOURTH, 1891. at FIVE
1,CLDc n r in from, Of the prsnsss. win sell
feet on west side Of Oh street between NJ and \
streets southwest by even depth Of 20 feet inn
proved y two-etory frame house. This T. q splendid
lot and beinx in rapidly improving section. Of sood
'front.' and DEPTH offers rare chance for Investment
years. With interest and secured BY deed trust on
the property. all cash. Record and conVeyanc-
ing AZ deposit Of elOo viii e re-
CURED ~ une OF sala Terms be compiied W.T. 4 In
niteep Gays. LAT1MEk 4 SLOAN
mn-4-o6os Auctioneers.