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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09
OFFICIAL TINE cARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1893.

uAAtSs
For So Pant And EAst--& 40 p m. and 10 40 a n.
For Portland and south-s.i5 q N. A.so ga
$40 p.
Bend-a:I3
For Tacarna--s.is and 1O:aS Z ma, ass. alta
ZOO, e:&o. and ID n
For snohensish. Sedro and Anacosseo-0:3o
Z AMI Z; 50 =.
For Everett samas and wbsteons--s 10 q m
For snoquaiInts Fails and North Bsud-o.1o
q m.
rRAIxs AasrvR ~ aRArgLR
From 81 Paul and Eass-l:..o q N. ana o:Ao
p. m
FROM Portland and soufh-l:l3 . m, 500 90
100 y.
From olympia Gssy's Hssbos cities and ssssA
Bend-o.0O p m
Prom Tscons-lss1s, l.Is and Sis q. u.
1915. 500 7seO and $40 p M
From snohom:sa. sedro and Anaco.tss-losoo
Z and k.33 o.
From Eversit. samas ana whascem-As4 ~ . .
Prom snnqnalmis FALLS and North nsn1-lt
p
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TlcREID TO
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Var Ouif1ny1fe.

The s,ss ser wsIasss VII lsare Ys>ie- aoea %
Frt1zy. Jass ia al I e'ssock 4 n fes QGil.ayu1e
sz1 sss g~olats. es~y;ns Ssss-a ssss ana sr~ts :
ke- further Safcgmsts<sc s2rzy 90 bard ~ 20 ;as
Hastings S:ssr.ss nAs Ca-agzzy. TeFs rcwnssa4
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The MacD. & s. Co.
7i7.7ls7sI.7es FRONT s.
IMPORTANT
SALE.

On Monday next We will
have a sale in one Of the lead
ing departments Of the store
which will be Of great interest
to the ladies Of Seattle and
vicinity. The full particulars
and a list of the special reduc-
tons will be announced in this
paper next Sunday.
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GPa BIZ!
Eavorinf
Extracts

Thcy are ali tia, is represented,
pure, strong, and OF fine favor,
and stand alone in the market N
these important respects
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09

The following letter regarding the cost
OF handling ocean freight in Seattle has
been received by Atkinson & Zerwikh
from ship owner in San Francisco TO
whom they wrote asking him to quote
freight rates to Seattle, guaranteeing 100
tons per month:
have yours OF June Having had experi.
ence In Seattle freishsing co not care to quote
freigh: rates. which must necessarily be low a.
l find there Is not even expenses in il. The
longshoremen in Seattle rule the roost and in
discharging freight q vessel cannot use THAR
own crew, but must pay tho loats, 80 cents per
hour. and for the crowd al extra boss to keen
mems time At co cents per hour. To discharge
at Seattle costs 50 cents per ton as least fire.
quensly more. A tbs delay ana loading here
costs 80 cents per ton the 80 or SO LETT Will not
pay towage. let alone the deteation Of the ves-
sci When the captain OF the vesse, has charge
OF his own work and can deliver his fright
on the wharf IL will Be time enough to talk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09

Testimony was taken yesterday before
United States Commissioner Spriggs In
the cases of three libcls filed against the
steamer Aquilla by Mcdonald Bros. and
Henry u. Doyle for coal and Percy A.
Webb for wages. The owners Of the
steamer had given bond for her release,
and the taking Of testimony was for the
purpose Of ascertaining the amounts due
by her, which were found to be $ll5l5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09
New sults Filled.

The following new suits wsrs died In the once
Of the clerk of the superior court Yesterday:
olive r. Morrill, Va Sarah A. Mcrr.ti-Sut 70
quiet title 10 certain real property.
kyka and Land aad Improvement Company
vs.. T. l. Kelly ct sL--suiI 10 foseciose rea. es-
tate mortgage OF ta.ou
q ". Yoaag ct ux va LYMAN Wood ~ ex-
ecaiof-.suit - quiet title 10 real estate.
Lilly 4 hegardas W. Elared & Rysn-Sait 70
rccover 1caS - on account
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09

Fre!eric c. Robertson. appointed assist
ant United States district attorney vice
James Kiefer on the recommendation Of
Judge Brinker. came over from Tacoma
yesterday and took the oath Of Office be-
fore Judge Hanford
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THR AnlfSOr0y,

fHR AALfS0f0N
" II Short, Spokane BH valians d v, Eves't
Mrs Price & ". Conc'y Il Murdoch. Chicago
Moscf. Portland IA keansdy. Blaine
L w David. Blaine & Fenstca. Tacoma
I Cain. Edison Mrs n SANFORD. Taco'a
sitfon, Portland % Asjillfou, y York
4 A Frisrs. New Orleans ] kcnaehck. Tacoma
Klnghorn. Fai;hs'n & Donsefs a -, Portad
Mrs l. Poole, ~ Ludlow Perkins, re Townd
Miss fooie, do IL T Perkins, do
kaiIsen Blaine
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Iriumphing over the evil Vaccinations of
an inscriptions scoundrei. he shows ie-
nieacy, bat refuses twice 20 take the ras-
calls proGered hand: bat while there Is
yet time he relenss, saying. '.Some men
sin through weakness; give you the ben.
EFT Of the doubt"
Mr.. Goodwin's success in straight
comedy. which he took up after he had
achieved national repute ia buriesaue. Is
almost phenomena and uneonsciously we
associate hum with Joe Jefferson. All his
work u marked by grace and the hides
eribae!e quality Of humor. He does Just
what you expect . man would do under
the circumstances IN which he 10 placed
except when he comes TO the pathetic; then
be surprises you. The funny" man
vanishes and IN his place appears. as If by
magic. . man whose heart is heavy with
sorrow, or tender with sad reeo.iections.
he Is equally effective with passion, and
the author has given him vide scope
which he seixes with sdvan.aSe. In the
varied shades Of character composing "A
Giided Fool" Mr. Goodwin i. uniformly
artistic.
The supporting company is very fine.
Some OF the best lines OF the play fall to
~AASaie buFIcr, . charming Cp0icusSune.
Who won her way instantly to the marked
favor of her audience. Mabel Amber
played Margaret Ruthven with much
taste and Esseile Mortimer did the antique
very we'll.
"a Gilded Fool" for the last time to-
night; The Nominee" tomorrow evening.
Zine Attraction ~ CordPay's.
OF all those who have pasronixed Cord
rays this week il would be difficult to find
one who has not been more than satisfied
With the production OF 1.-The Two
Orphans" Without specifying any one in
the cast particularly, it can be safely said
that the principal characters are presented
with great ability and art
Next week Tho Danites" will be the
attraction, to be followed the next week by
The Rack Crook" The preparations fo-
the latter are on . magnificent scale, as
the piece will be staged in Kiralfy fashion
Patrons Of the theater are recommended
70 take in" in the auditorium this week,
a. 1t offers some very amusing spectacles.
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TIRED THE JUMPERS.
sEanehers On Trial for Interior
ING With Z. s. Surveyor
appaA,seMEMr or THE HAvTIAN.
au~~aaeA rss0 By tAs Q. q. Dssss1es
Atsssusy-Ltsigstsss Over ne Ks1A
Resase - The Dtotsss.

fcs. Wiegsns and John Mclaughlin,
49,. .<uria isisnd ranchers, we're on trial
-rxsrndas in Judge Hanford's court for
ksefructing. hindering and preventing
asHrssy Of public lands.
Tne case grows ont Of the attempt OF .
.ra~sshor OF the two men named 3. b.
I nasdogph, 70 ;ump Virgins claim. Sucis
srssad L one Of the San Juan group. and
4, rot ret been surveyed. Virgins has
trsa living shere - squattsr for the last
Nae yeass, having built house ana barn.
esssssd small orchard and used the up
ppas for grazing his live stock.
ksost two years ago Randolph concluded
tAsse sss stone on the inland and located
assssm, little strip Of which overlapped
Virgins claim As this did not amcant
70 nseh the lastsr made no objections.
eesrtly after this Wiggins Vas taken down
e<E and lay in Providence hospital in
Ma city for fou. months. When he went
kesx 10 his ranch he found that the Ran
dcs,sl. family had staked out placer stone
els.us oil over his ranch. covering ia
eesss Of land. These claims were taken
by Randolph, his wife. his son, his
dsagater and BY two other people through
Rsadoiph As their attorney.
This action naturally irritsted Wig
g;ws, and meeting Randolph. he ordered
hssss OH the land. The latter said he
weailn't 20. aad moreover he would have
Wlgsins put OF within sixty days. Things
wcas along until last October. when Ran
de}ph broagh. party Of surveyors to sur
veg Isis claims. The party was composed
Of Il II. Thomson, city engineer Of this
city. and four assistants, among whom one
vas the son Of Randolph, and Randolph
hia.seif. Virgins and Mclaughlin met
She rarity on the land and Virgins Was
On shs war path.
Hs bore down on the party. and as he
sas Mclaughlin had rides in their hands.
- ordered the party of his land.
Virgins knocked Randolph down and
threatened to shoot him, when Thomson
exclaimed the nature Of his business
Virgins said that he would allow the en-
cheers TO 20 ahead but he would not
eIios Randolph or his son to come on the
land At all. Virgins and Mclaughlin
usrs indicted BY the last grand jury but
Ne ease was continued until this term.
fAss 10 the new prosecuting attorneys
1sss case and the defendants are repre-
sen.sd by Judge Ssratton.
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EAIIsHoAD AND STEAMSHIP IlCkETo 10
ALL POINTS IN THE woRLn
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21
1898 X x 1888.
Springs Greeting,

weonc Spring. bring balmy air and blue Undet
r.pe inauence nature wakes beauty producisene
awake Keeping viii ~
times are already increasing demands =
fashing Spring trade NoE i TIE time e First b the
change change dress Second because there ~
clothing present ~
remarkable II assortment "A
surpassed al previous Efforts IL the quality and make Our
before. We doors sp
strong opportunity for selection stronger n
qualities and IL
actual al buyers OF good quality
during probabilities that every become
clothing buyer how viii prove ue
ow buy clothing lesson many ~
place. dss
Half u the clothing buying world
theory T
eoher says: you money gets Their
questions K
reasonable 10 @
deal with q who looks qualify
make Of We perfectly able
and wiling ake low consistent h god qnah We
when
him worth That fair
satisfactory way conduct clothing business the satisfaction
doing business. how
oth clothing success
buyer together basis during the present
viii where buy
clothing and buy right The y filed with new styles and elegant
goods cloth,
buttons for keeps with shape fitted 70 the figure
good looks and Of them Ihisis stock fou
help bit ike il Our prices are that Quality can't
prices keep We propose
and BY selling mtoous goods
trade for week, but want constantly and
@ whenever the future hnd yen needing anhng our We are
place trade that goods always reliable that they always
cordially welcomed you always being
house affords and that the lowest prices r fass
these methods believing deserve patronage and hold
We ready do the thing
BY at all times and glad to see yon Yours respectfully
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

President Cleveland, who has been
under hard and constant Official pres
sure during the last six weeks, ex-
poets to take q week of from routine
executive duties for the purpose Of at!
tending the Naval Review in New
York harbor and the opening Of the
Columbian Exposition IN Chicago,
Both functions eminentiy deserve his
presence, and, fortunately, there i
nothing in ths condition d public at
fairs to make it AT all essential that ht
should "stick close to lis desk, Ii
viii BE in much better shape after hi'
outing fol the performance Of thu
duties Of bis Office, although il cal
scarcely Be called a holiday, after all
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21
| INNHNHNNNN
.IUST ARRIVED. --..-''
|ONNNA RNNNH
49, ~ isu.1 -.
baJef e'asaes l1ney
AKA. Family Groceries,
.nd Ta6le DsI7tIes-


nsat fsasut-.r gxsras Az nrt5eseE
t<fare tsTi<r tlseW1srA
we tn-e ~ vsz at6rz 80 pouE.ie - ~
tnansxY ks1rs. ftarf Al sAr1ide-s = s-eces =
reaeA 40 A " X 1ceRt4Ns Ear 1n4 E.slre -
80 rsnssrA1 tl6e - q 2. Hiegrxs :
TN1u erean f1lsese - > er-zE pon-e - -
farf 81 Eex - x cedg 49, a. - csrtss We
rsss sresk s1-5sT X si1e F-ss2 olYssegs sslf
80 kers' Ne E1T or erErker4 = ~ lf4 -
- - keer sse-- trsk sd crisp H. far = 90
ft,e5cs Fs.rktss AID ElseNF fhSW- CAnrss1 Ensett
~ srerr sslser.1s4aE lEsfcrrla k.1is11s
f.r-seas Ar<3lxfs an rzrrtzts h4FE sEft
1hsgst NJ ~ xsAae Pr 4AzerEFult ~ y 80.
ratrr = = aen<s "a 1Ee Fecssre1 . Esee
- u e1taAre asu4 eEzcEs. EzrAlaA crknres-
ard Lezass Ne 1lw1Es EssE . rice .elscs
ssaek "A tAsz ess anrt We $50 carry Ness
E-TaE Miss Az Cr1fer7E se1et- B1cfA And
II tqsrs a. - l9N3es Ertees ~ - E1t q 10
esty lrnrz HNF 11s Fa6dsr Cos ard WOOD.
Hsks<s MrFS sgee3EftF Al ersrT erSff sr.
fst.s ksyt u &rss-es44s tz--s4E.zf store.
Csr.a ~ fas yorrzet ves xrI6 v crnFs4eet fi.1s
Ns exz snFs yrE rp11eg. ~ yrsoet are leW fe<
H1st - - -es11cs S.aT-zg casso-srs g = 11Ts
sar4stx &1ssE E4GgEz eeiefe tsepsek GSasTere 81
zry SGrt - sh& ea,F repNyray. Ta4zkl-x ~
rESr 50 s4ss tSgass AID sk1-i1r coattr1-
k.sre x SEzz&
81 zsssz rrriy Feinrs ~ t'ssaress-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

The Chattanooga Tradss,aas, Which
keeps a sharp ere on everY step forward
in the business DEVELOPMENT Of the
Southern States, reports Hsixtythree
new industries as established q incor-
porated daring. last week. together with
seven enlargements 81 factories and
twentytfonr important new buildings.
Il wenh be All interesting feature of
these weekly reports II they should
follow the nascent enterprises let On
foot and report the stops As well As the
starts But there i NJ room u doubt
that the Southern States have entered
upon long term n steady improve
msnt andlsolid development ~ oul
mind they AFFORD 4 far more attraetiv,
field for immigration than the IA
Northwest Or the Pecific States.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

The only reference that BenlarEairl
Disraeii i ever knowR u have made
publicly 10 the primrose vas when re
told some member 81 the Hoase u
Commons that ..ths primrose makes
IA excellent salad Nevertheless,
members Of the patriotic league which
4 called after the little spring flower
celebrated with great pornp "wednesday
the twelfth anniversary 81 the death q
Lord Beaconsaeld, ana made !
magnificent display Of primroses, ''th'
Earl,s favorite flower. Thus gTowi
mythology.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

The sad news that EdEin Booth has
been again stricken With illness sinas-
lar 10 that which overcome kim some
years 40 ana left big health segio1sly
impaired viii be i grief 10 thousands
81 people. There i perhaps re man
living ID Ameriea whose ataietiou
would awaken mere universal p 9
profounder sympathy The first It'd
ings of this attack suggested that the
erea, trags5ian was nsar unto death.
The later buIleai1s from the bedside
Indicate much more hopeful condl-
.snn
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

The Infanta' II sPain, ID company
r;,h Dou Antonio, departed from San.
,.ader 81 Tuesday eYening en- route
y ~ world-s Fair She wouid pro
,,.Isx have done better II she had =;
out 81 her ionrney earlies, There VII
" sueh ! constellation Of uotables
witl,ip ON social ornament during ihe
nsxs few days weeks that eyer the In
taata may scarcely Be sea n ~
her wonted lnstre.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

LISA little late il the day for Sex
York to disparage the energy and g
pacity Of Chicago as applied 70 the
great Exhibition. II il time that al
puerile jeaIousies should be laid aside,
also the absurd patronizing indalged
in BY Ward McAliister and Mrs, Sher-
wood. Il seems thar even Intelligent
New Workers are never able 70 forget
the nonchalance Of the Chicago man
who, after being trotted mp ard down
Broadway ana shown the wonders q
the New York world, displayed no
wonder and deliberately remarked
4sYes; New York il the Chicago 81 tie
East. What more conld he have
said
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21
j. w. MEIER.

S-SsAAse 5nrSss arrf zzzs5sS xte1 ~
z-ss -ssGss M SAILS * ressanAs5s sysoes-
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RucKLEs.s ARNIoA sarYE !.

Tho best salye il the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SAN Rheum.
Fever sores, letter Chapped Hands
ChilblAins, Corns, ard All Skin Emp
lions, and pqsittyely cnrcs HIes. ~ *
pay required Ii Il guaranteed X
give perfect satisfaction, VI money ~
funded Price p cents per box FL
sale BY Z. G Williams, Jr, y CO.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

TIE WoRLp' At ~ cents PER week,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21
BIDM HHMr lssA > i.


Attorney General "
an opinion reeeass,' & s.
Worlds Fax ;, u -
~. J. - country i most an1ioas e
4 hirn Is whether hs sho1h 7
~ an attorney tor the psopAs an
=, IS railroads. al tie saze time !
: NY. customary for lawyers q stand
fng Is aeeept tses from hosh sa4ies t. !
controversy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21
a TOWN CLOCK WANTED.
Let % All Make 40 Effort % Be-
cure One.
EVERY OKE URGED 10 SIGE.
r. fslssi1g Rptltsin = Istrs.a y = - :.
- ~ H.gs ~ o. cuaa.a
-Erltf
EVERY OKR URGED 10 sIGg.

FoE some time pat TxrT eos-Y, ~.
ben hAnnering sway !. ~ .ssv
council for towz elseI "a 81. -.
elndsd p - tbs ~ IS. y s-.s~sa;B
~ Nsling :. ~ $500 pub,ie -
- - ~ re pubSish ; F.sii-
; Nhlek y urge evsry eltizen and
bushes > AZ ii tks city 70 sign
I AZ VII give The Msyog ard mem
les e the city council an isez rhat
the , able 81 large think d i, aEd
VII ther they age sasisdsd p b nth
y i town clock when good nuH1-
] or q signatures are ATTACKED TIE
WcaED viii piace this petitsga before
Il The connIeiI, and continue doing - a
fast Is rev names are addsd. Also e
4 reminder We viii continue putl.isissng
/ the petition until ssrne action y
taken. II yon are net called apcn n
syn. drop postal card u the otsee u
10 yorr intention, and yoa vii bs
promptly uaisea upon. 0ureisy aesis
i town clock badly, ard We ars gong
to make an Effort 10 get il. Follosiag
\ i the petitloa
ITO ~ Honoa1le Mayov mi Men5evs n
R< City Co~nesl II M1rtinsbwg W.
Va
\ GeAtIenen
We, the undersigned eitizeas and
business men 81 the city n Martias-
lI4arg, West Va, knowing the valae
sos, and advantage 70 the pubic esn-
orally. al hereby respectfully petition
yoar honorable body II take sone i'm
/ mediate steps towards tie erection ~
4 TOWN CLOCK. Neighboring towns
much smaller than oars take espeelai
pride Id this direction, and we Sc no
reason Why orr city should nos hare
ons-and q first-elass one st that. If
i ali Invaluable thing, and ne urge
You, A. oar Representatives. 70 take
immediate acsion toward the erection
ii ! good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK sEsvKD,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-21

k4xK aE-EaaaH FwyeE ayzF 81 rEE MstE-
LAND OWN RS SFs sss 49, ~. ses'
a gents ss go IL 11 sTsls dSh
fns tssz se4zz k1t trkEe2lne krsnts g2zted
EEery7a sxEs Mxsz8 ~, eEaes - ESxezlsrs and
esases asTrssarys ADDRESS 4 o. Hula<rt Easer
80 eAre -
Haseer4 Feaee And Wire Comrany.
MArEx SS14-ers. ~ EaaiFe s1sNeS s. Laz2s No
Fass.sxy EMtxarrHes Vita 30 ss gravel 1e@srls
$40 SrssHs sezs szeE 10 zny waD wArs t&EeF
ssa 1T ~9rs wsrk - eaET. ceEzs1fry gnA farm
sezssA sss.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-09

ROANOKE really marvellous city, Ten twelve years
houses magnificent hotels and manufacturing establishments
citizens shipped bushels of wheat
"BIG LICK"
The city situated feet above the level the charm
"M MOUNTAIN elegant Summer Hotel within half hour
for esand night the electric lights the fires the
circle mountain side picturesque In the
The System Streets and Sewers excellent ouee latter be
vitrifed brick
The Water Supply direct from mountain ample for
The Largest Railroad and Car Manufacty
located here, and gives Employment tc
Works, Lock Manufac turing Estal
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-09


Original Forests at hand furnish Timber for all Purposes
includes North Carolina West Virginia. Tennessee and
wthie
rapidly developing counties in Virginia
valuation $1o6e15 $353364
a premium ofwo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-11
DUNCANs0N BR0s, Xncrioneers

IMPROVED BY PARTIALLY ERECTED
BRICK DWELLINGS, on FLORIDA AVENTE
s sERMEEH FIRST STA AND :, THIRD STREETS
go. DO AND pa FLORIDA AVENUE.
BY virtue OF q deed OF crust to the undersigned
dated the 18th day Of March, 1892. and recorded
the 2lst day Of April, 1882. in liber 1851, folio
lumbia We Will sell. at the request of the parties
premises, on WEDSESDAY. THE THiRTEENTH
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises situate in the city Of Washington In the
District OF Columbia. and designate lots four
bald G. Walters and others' subdivision OF part Of
square five hundred and fifty $500. as said sub.
division is recorded In the Office Of the surveyor
OF the District Of Columbia in book Is. page s
the northwest corner Of said lot IL and rupune
thence norhwestwardly along the line of Bounds ~
street NOW Florida avenue) IL g. feet; thence due
south 81 81 feet: thence eastwardy 54 feet to the
southwest corner of said lot fifteen n5); thence
northwardly g. feet in a straight line to placs
Of beginning. now embraced in lots numbered
(25l and twenty SIX (26l, in Edward wilson's s,b
division as recorded In liber 10, folio lO9 OF the
records OF the surveyors ONCE Of the District OF
Columbia. The last named lots will be sold as ar
the trustees will sell the property separately
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance ir
one and two years, with interest at 6 per cont
on the property. or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser. depost of $500 required on zach lot
ut the time Of sale. All conveyancins Mt Sost OF
fifteen days from day Of sale or trustees. rarr IN
the right to resell at risk and cost Of defanl,ns
JOHN B. LARNER. Trustee.
W. Z EDMoNsroN. Trustee.
auSo-d&ds 500 9Th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-11
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneer

DONCANSON bhOIhE~lSS, AuctlOileerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
Land IN GEORGETOWN, ADJOINING ROCK
tanning TWO AND oNE-FoURTH ACHES
BY ,irt9e of a certain deed Of trust dated the
ed among the land records of the District of Co
lqmbia in Lber No. 1859, folio 10 ct seq, and at
by, We will offer public auction upon the premi-
ses on FRIDAY, tie TWENTY Second DAY OF
NJ, the following described real estate. situate In
the city Of Georgetown. District Of Columbia. to
premises known as asa and being tie Cunningham
and 'Oertly tracts, which said land is more fully
R. Woodward, trustee ct al to bartholomew oert.
~ ct al. duly recorded in Liber J. A s., No. IFS,
trc Of Columbia Beginning for tSs same ee at
point in the angle Of West street extended in said
degrees w thirteen and & perehes
from Rock creek, where it is crossed by a bridge
t 9nown so as the he, p street bridge and running
upon the plat snneGsd to said deed I'm LSes a
with Sndnss koer creek as follows
south s's dssfs ss E. six and threetsntbs ,es
degrees :. sii es1 perches; north isS degrees e
thence leaving said Rock creek south All degrees
point of beginning; containing and one-fourth
(2l0 acres. together with the Improvements there
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the balance to be paid in
three equal installments, respectively. in %,
two cl and three 81 years, secured by a deed Of
trust upon the property Sold with interest payable
semi-annually at the rate Of six go per cent per
annum, or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
Ss ION. at cost OF purchaser deposit Of
$50 will be required at the time Of sale. Sale to
be closed In fifteen days from day Of sale otherwise
the property Will be resold the risk and OF
defaulting purchaser after five days advertisement
In some Newspaper published In Washington. d. Z.
RRAINARD II. WARNER,
LOUIS ID. WINE.
se6-d&ds Trustees el6 ST NV