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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
An Unusual Number of Deaths From Lung
Disease Last Week.

There was an increase OF twenty-eight
deaths in the mortality of the District last
week over those of the week before" says the
weekly report of Health Officer Hamme.t.
Although this increase is material it does
not indicate a corresponding depression Of the
general health of the city, since it can be at
tributed mainly 10 the unusual number of
deaths froEa diseases of the lungs While in
the former report out of the total mortality
twenty-five deaths we're from ailments of the
pulmonary organs. in the present report these
amount to forty-six. or over one-third OF the
whole. of which twenty were from consumption
and four from pneumonia. Undoubtedly
the verv chilly air combined with sunshine
warm enough to tempt the leaving off accus-
toned and necessary wrappings brought
about these results to great degree. Besides
these there were the unusual number of nine
deaths from gastritis and other stomach
maIdics-
Influenza continues on the wane, having
claimed but three victims. as against five in
the previous week. Notices Of but four new
Gases Of scarlet fever and four OF diphtheria
were received at the health department, with
tvo deaths from the latter. Other contagious
diseases in fatal form seem to have wholly
abated. with the exception of few sporadic
cases of measles of mild character. Aside
from the lung troubles. which may prove ex-
eeptionai and rather coincideutai. the general
health o: the city is very good. even beyond
the average Mt this season Of the year"
The report shows: Number of deaths, 130-
White. 81; colored. 40. Death rate per 1000
pes aunnm-W,hite, 2l1: coored, 9.9S; total
Population. 26 %. Thirty-seven were under five
years of age. "a were under one year old and 81
over sky yeats. Twenty-Five Of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions
The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotlc,
Is; constitutional. &c; local, 65: developmental,
II: violence, Z. The principal causes OF death
were: Group. I; diphtheria, q consumption. ~;
diarrhral. 3; erysirelas. 2; typhoid fever, a.
malarial fever. 1; pneumonia, IA; congestion
G. the lungs 4: bronchitis S; measles, L; kid
ney diseases. 3: meningitis. 8; cancers, 2;
influenza, 8. Births reported 1hirty-four white
males. n white females. II colored males, ID
coi0rcd females. Marriages reported-Iwenty-
seven white. IL colored. Still births reported
Five white cOlo-ed-
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Senator Sherman Expresses His Opinion OF
Ex-senator Plat.


Ex-senator Plat.
Speaking Of the published letter alleged to
have been written by him in which he said as
between Thomas C. Platt and Tammany Hall
there was no choice, Senator Sherman said the
other day in New York: II do not remember
writing such a letter. 1t does not seem to be
my style, but it is all right, and If meet Tom
Plat will tell him the same thing.
II do not believe in bossism." said Mr.. Sher-
man emphatcally. 1.-THE one-mau power, or
bossism, that prevails in the states Of New York
and Pennsylvania in both parties would not be
tolerated in Ohio. Why, Mr.. Patt would have
lost his political head long ago in Ohio or most
any western state. There never has been time
since have been in public life that would
have dared to interfere with the republican
party in Ohio in the selection of candidates for
ans Office. The people in the state have their
natural rights, and they would not permit any
man to dictate to them.
such a state Of affairs politically as exists in
New York and Pennsylvania could not exist in
anv of the western states. We have two large
cities. Cincinnati and Cleveland, but they can
no: control the 4,0Go.0OO people in the state.
But bossism has not taken root in the west"
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NCANSUN BROS. . aacs
tUCTION SALE OBJ v,IUABIr
IMPROVED BUSHES p..OfEHrY,
1i4 81. ~.
MARINES HAL, To GiynSE TIL ESTATE

MARINi's HAL. TO cLuSE tn ESTATE.
On TEU SDtl. 1HE TNENrT-FIfrl: DAY Or
MAJ. Is s. ~ iIFTh"S MINUTE. AFTER FIV f
O'CLOCK 4 NJ. III runt Of the premises. will sell
by aucticn TO hc hl-!e bidder suo .sS and ~
in J.. g Harin'S subdivision of mart of lot ~ ia
s:uIre :.S. having fr 10 !cet the sonia
side wi h .D-ioo n ey,p5 rear; also the
rear iar ~ It is III sui square. re Whole contain
iuy abuatS Ol1 >qIt.P let. s S5 aal = bang inl-
proved by substantial sui din :. two s. ries and
basement the Il'cr 6, O. beta. b.autifr ha.l ard
tenement.
Terms of sale: One. third cash. balance in one. two
and tire years, with per n Interest be semi
aninaiiy, and secured ty ifs lien tie pre-.
sod. or all cash, 1t option IF purch deposit OF
81. 900 viii DC reGui. ell p;aare o: bd and If
terms of sac grn not rom:,ied wi u within day
the right l. reserved 20 resell the risk anu cost of
the deiaulti,!r urt hsser. lite perfect no
Parties Gcsr!Ec 10 inspect pre- Miss do by ap-
p'ytn- 80 tie Office Of Cllde:or GIRLS e. esq., Pen
dali Law bulldog.
mNli-dNtlS DI-NCANSOE BROS hurfs
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ID ArCLIFFE. pARR 4 CO.. AuCTIoNErRs.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO Two-sToRv BRICK
IS 81 sTRkkT SokTIisssi: AIS Al SO i'i Dill IL
sLa s! 81 srNsEf rE re 81 "a aU
ss iS Sa sPEsfs 95 ri
Nd. d. 1872 IN Equity Cans 10; lds25 wherein
trustees will cer for safe b. puo,c III from:
9i rSsecflYr Erense, go, MY
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p H.. in tire order
named the following desc .i5el real es: at alI
prem.sis >iiuse and !yiav IN the city OF WASHINGTON.
District Of Couunia, To Wit:
III. st los numbered twenty-SiI Cl6) ami twenty
swensywc s ~ sory slit wH az
inv No. 500 II ST. -. AT the corner OF Str 81. an
two->tory br.ck dwelling and store No 40, q l.
each lot fronting twanty-o - feet .
win depth OF nineyfour i9i) feet 70 ten l0) loot
alley;
Al i Immediately thereafter lots numbered seventy
FIX 40. seventy yea ID IN FCt:tVel IL (fSl in
s. nossnS nm f iE1,i~ Ven ys
IL siutse numbered seven hunl-3d AZ. tHeltytolr
ti:24j; lot yenty-f.g.t (i) l., ilnr rurnd ~ tw
Syrn ; Sseysn j s H:9's d. w' Dry :ae
two oEe-lu'. G."l hs us so is,t IN 81 street by
dcIth E ~, H-saven - } ter! six 90 tr''se>.
Terms o. sale lTcsC:i ed hr The lcres onatlirl
in cash. ;ae la y. two cgu,l lnsta gerts IA
and Two ycrrs from the Gate ~ sac. with interrst
a"nrrr ns'ah'c se,El-annualy and t. be secured by
deed OF t:u>t anon l..e PROMISES s1id or al cash
A deposit of $.,0l OF each ';cca 81 5.-opar;y
VAL ~ required a. the inc % sale. Terms TO le fully
herws te trustee III, rirht TO resell tue
y ".Nrt AZ tc T.sA and cost OF the d'ttu ting pu-
&c. at tie cos OF ii.e ourclas,r or purchasers
A. A. hoEhLING. Jr.
lII6 81. a W., r.
THaDDEU> issa i'"s'ee'
lnSi--cAds pS|t sts-e.
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HYATTSVILLE.
, Of The Evening Star.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
HYATrsyILLE, Nd, May II, 1898.
large Newfoundland dog, supposed to be
mad, made its appearance in Bladensburg yes
teriay and created considerable excitement.
1t hal followed man from the independent
Ice Company to that village and had had sew
eral fits the way. A number of citizens
armed themselves with guns and went after the
animal Several shots were fired at ii, one of
which took effect in its ear. The dog then DIS
appeared in the direction whence it came and
has not been seen since.
A man who was evidently insane visited
Eiadensburg yesterday and attracted the atten-
tion of n number Of people by his peculiar
actions. He seemed TO know very little about
himself. but it WIS learned that his name was
William TAFT and that he had come from the
direction of Benning. He apparently
ffty-tiye years of age Being without coat.
he complained of feeling cold. Deputy Sheriff
DarnaIl provided him with a coat and Mr..
Andrew Lynch placed him in his wagon and
drove him to- Wa shington.
Golden Rule Lodge. No IS. !. o. ~, met at
Mechanics Ha.i last Monday night and trans
acted routine Business. The second and third
degrees will be conferred upon several candi-
dates at the next meeting night.
large and interesting meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge OF this place was held last night at
Masonic Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen Pierce who were
recently married III Washington. have issued
cards stating that they viii be at home on
Thursdays in jIay at Maple Wood. Highlands
several parties have made application for the
position of justice of the peace of this district.
TO be located in this village.
Perch fishing is said 10 be very good on the
Eastern branch about a mile below Bladens-
burg
The Guild of the Episcopal church will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence of Mr.. W.
". Van Loan
IL Is reported that there are several mad dogs
in the Leichborhood Of Forestville and that
some of the people of that place are hunting
thep, nm hor-eLark
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n Is sat Gr 9F OF yAkTARE EE rs
TRICT OF COLUMBIA
of assP Smith, at will ssa
offer for sale by rpbllc auctions. in front Of he
EISHTEsSTH pA ?ssSS0i MAJ, 1 49, at
H IL HaSiv t4of s 9cd 6r rv;
Of -aSlos snbivlsion9 and part 9H Of
the city Of washington pstrci OF coinmbs.' as said
subdivision is recorded in book IL, folio 81 in the
brick dwelling house known No. iio6 9Th St n. w.
plstion Of the sale of the next preceding lot.
@ the city Of Washington. pistrict Of ' Colam
bia. beginning for the forty t40 feet from the
twenty !2o feet thence west one hundred iooc feet
two q, inchss t1sp a" north twenty CQ eet thence
sinninS. imGroyed BY frame building known as
RS d l fRi h + ss
MAY. 1893. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'clock r. NJ.
eiThteen ta1SS in city Of Washington District Of
lie Of of In In
ber ~ X folio rs, said east half of said lot fronting
and back with that width one hundred 100
@ b no S snsT on ssd 1 & BY 6s dwell
also on TIE DAY LAST ABOVE MENTIONED
An ana ae, the of the sale OF
Lot &c" IN the subdivision Of original lot two
city Of Washington District Columbia said sub,
division is recorded in Lber N X. folio liz OF the
records of the surveyors oce of the District of Co
lum Ia, and improved by = brick dwelling house
known as No. 22I stree. northwest.
NAY 1865 50 - at FIVE O'clock !hs DAY Or
The we twenty (20) feet front bv depth of original
lot seventeen CD, IN square seven hundred and
shirtytwo t1S,l in the city Of Washington, Dis riot
of 'umbia said lot b ing unimprOved and frontn,
on II str ct south between ist and ID reefs
Terms of sale: Each Of the said sales will lie made
upon tae fol owing terms viz One-third of the pur
chase price in cash. Onethiri thereof one year from
the day OF sale and the other one-third thereof in
TWO ypa-S frO, fle iaN III the deferred
notes payable aforesaid bearing interest date
(which interest shall he payable i'll equal semi
instGlimeats) AMI secured by deel of trust uron
the parcel OF property for which the given
or the purchaser pay ALI cash at his option. A
deposit of 800 Will be required OF the purchaser
each parcel at the time OF sale an Il the terms sale
be complied with within ffte n days the-caft er
the executor reserves the rg. to resell the property
at the risk and cost of tire dcfaui TIM purchaser.
GED. II. W ITE, yorutor
OF j sep!I 4 Smith. decreased. Gl3 18th st.
c. G. SL,iAN Z CO. Auc:ioneers. u,C-dSds
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r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE By AUCTION OF FRAME
HOUSE AND lot NUMBERED 500 TWELFTH
- kEET, BETWEEN AND d STREETS
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
1881. folio lbs 81 of the land records thu
District Of Colul.bs, will sell auction. IN
irunt o. the prem ses. on WEDNESDAY. MAY
", the following described land and premises SIT
nate and being n the city Of Washington. IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia. rua known and distinguished as
10, lettereG NJ o; the recorded subdivision SQUARE
III. renting iwentyfour feet and inches 10Th
street by depth Of one hundred and 10sD
10 ten OO) loot alley. together with all of the
provenerIts. ways easenents, rights. privileges and
an Srtenances 20 same belonging in per
tainEng.
Terin-: one-thiri az cash. A deposit of one hum
dec dollars fSl Oul to he neid ct time purchase.
tonve Ancng. kc.. al purchasers cost. Terms 20 he
reserve the riglt resell the erty the rs and
cost ~ def autig pur haser after days ADVERTISE
nIent OF surh resale in newspapers published in
Washington. u. C.
myl3-d&ls y Tr,,sta..
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myls.dkds TI Hf n q ~ NIXON fI,Si
n G. SLOAN & CO, Auctionears
-. Successors TO Latiner 4 Sloan. l407 g ST. NV.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated LIST day of
APRIL A d. 1870. and duly recorded in Isber No.
1871, folio AL ct seQ. Of the land
District of Columbia and the req the party
Of abe premises. on WEDNESDAY,, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH. 1898, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. the fol.
lowing ground aud premises si,u-te In the OF
washin. ton. District Aforesaid. and known and
being the no-thsrly onehalf 81 lot No. 81 IN H
GeorSesnna Shannon's subdivision Of part Of Chi
CHESTER as the Is duly recorded IN Iiber Gov.
shepherd. folio thu surveyors Office Dis
trict Columbia. fronting y 10 100 feet shannon
place and running pack with thst width 20 the rear
line OF said lot. and being the half adjoining in
said subdivision. with the improvements consisting
of a two-story frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in yesr. with interest," and secured
ry deed OF trust on the property Sold all cash.
COnyeysncine and recording at purchasers cost and
the terms must be complied with in ten iavs from
DAY OF SALE the truS resell the p-onerty
the risk md cost Of the defauitinR purchaser one
hundred dollars will ~ required a. time Of sale
CHRISTIAN q. LFDERER,l .
H. II. BERGMANN, ( Aus'ees-
rn13-dSds a STnaN nn...
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'CnoMAs DOWNING / son. Auctioneers,
l. G12 st. n. W.
myT3-aESs

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE w-Sr SIDE OF TIE ROCKVILLE
PIX. NJ AR CHESAPEAKE STREET. IN Ten
NAL1I TOWN.
b viriue OF a deed Of trus. dated September II.
1892. and duly recorded ia liber 1924 folio :Ss ct
sea of II. laal records Of the District of Column
liza and at the request the party secured thereby
We VIII sell in T., n; OF the nrenlises on FEIbAn,
NAY WESIf-SlNTH. 1888, Al FIVE CCLOCk
y NJ. the following described real estate All that
piece and rarcel of ground lying in the county OF
Nashin- ton. IN the District II Columbia. known as
and being lot thirteen G3) in block numbered three
OF and known as y-riendship and Mt Airy. fronting
80 feet the west side OF Rockville rike near Chesa
pea&e rect by depth of % fe-t improved by two
two-story frame dwelling houses nearly complete
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest. secured by deed .. rust the
pro e y. or all cash. at the option OF purchaser
deposit Of 100 required az time OF sale II the terms
sale complied with days the trustees
the right resell risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser Reco-din- and conveyan ling at cost
OF purchaser. JESSE II WILSON.
Fendal building, }Trustees.
my13-1ts PETER J. MCINTYRE
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nUNCANsos BROS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE or FRAME HOUSE kNDLGT
CoI:NEIs EOCEIEEN1U AND c STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
3: virte q deed o; trust duly recorded in liber
Ic4' 10 10 300 ct SD. of the strict OF Columbia,
We WI sc q lucto,; In Ig,t q ihs p:eni-es
WEDNESDAY. THE TWEN1Y-FOCkTH DAN
OF MA. A. d. 1889. AT VI O'CLOCK
r. VI. thelollowlnr described land and prem
iscs. situate and he M in the city of Wash
Ington, IN tie District Coi1mhi1, and
known ard distinguished the Fl ty 800 feet
TO ON street son'h by the full depth the enf Of
ori'1nal lot numbered II in square numbered 81,
tu"et; er with all the improve taents ways, ease
nents rights: rryi.eses and al pGrtenances 10 the
Terms: One-tourth cash. balance in an two
years at er cent per annum, interest rayabie semi
annually notes to be EVEN secured by a deed OF
trust on the properly sod cash. the option Of
the purchases. deposi: o. 90 required al time Of
safe CoDveyaacing. &c, az purchasers cost. erms
t. be complied with in fifteen days. otherwise
reserve the right to resell the the risk
cost of defauitng purchaser after five days adyise-
lnent Of such rssae in some news.a published in
Washington, ID. &.
JOSEPH R. EDSONl r
my4 CHAS. B. BAILEY Arussees-
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Not Good Accommodation.

To tbe -iii.,- .: Tie evening -tar:
Eeturaing from Marshall Hall this evening
via the Washington and Georgetown road
I .oupd a. 1th street and the avenue the in
eyitable simmer train OF cars. wherein large
EXCURSION party sought shelter in vain from the
,;,,l.-s driving rain storm
What "a commentary. Yea. a very travesty
mon that accommodation to the public
youchsGfed b. the Congress of these United
States ~ the consideration for the charter
Granted 10 said corporation, just contemplate
Z. elegantly dressed ladies standing per force
in the several open cars. because. forsooth. the
seats were ;"o vet to sit upon.
Nay ID. 1895. QU1D RIDES
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GALE OF VALUABLE COLLATERAL.

BY virtue of the power contained in a certain note
dated ssnuary 3. 49, fer e. 40. payabe six months
az er date. and nov over ue and unpaid. viii. by
direction OF the syee aud holder OF sud note offer
PUBIC sale at our arctton roo q. the of qa
and SIS nv wash netan, l; c, on wEDNEs-
DAY. NAY TNfNTH-TOURTH. A ID. lSsrl az
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. The following Described
promissorv note. which is collateral security for the
first mentioned note, 10 wit:
note for $1,000 made BY r. Ionnv. dated Sep
tenber j.. lSSo, ravahe Two after date tbs
order OF Arthur f. Ranile with interest .t TIE rata
OF FER cent per snnum. payahe semi-a nuslly-
Said note - secured y FIRST trust part of Congress-
HEIGHTS. contatning sbout ty-fve on part6f
which is large md valuable dwelling and ousbuifi-
ings
Terms: Cash. Further Information will be fur
nished by John Ridont. attorney Cor holder, l41z
ST. N.
By order Of owner ard holder Of note.
mglo-ikds DUNCANSON BROS Aur%a
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job HARVARD, Trustee,
Columbia Title Building.
pATCLIFFE DARR, AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, STU
ATE At THE SOurHwFsT CORNER OF II
AN ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, STU
ATE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF III
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF certain dee OF trust TO us bearing
duly recor led the 9TH dav II October A. D. 1897 in
lIeer No l13. folio 4s9 ct seq. the land records
OF the District Of Columbia and at the request
parties secured thereby. the undersigned trus-
ices. VIII sell al pub e auction. front Of the
ises: on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY FOu RTH
D. oF MAJ, A. D. 1893. at HALF--PASr FIVE
pSLO'h r "a. al that certain piece parcel Of
land aud premises situate in the city of Washington
pist'ict OF Columbia, and known AID desig-
mated as and being all of lot numbered thirty
one GID in W. Irving Poswell's subdivision Of
los IN square NUM- cred eight hundred and nine
Office q the surveyor o. the pistric: o. Columbia in
book Ia. page Ia, AID further described follows to
VIII: situate ~ the southwest J;h
street northeast. having front?ze she side
OF sa 9TH street o sixteen 6) feet by deith west
ward along the south ii o. said II of fttv- five
way across the three CD fee; % said As an
aleyway for use of lots 81 10 &c O, said subdivision
fs-ether with tEe improvements thereon consisting
OF threS-story and basement brick dwelling honse
Terms OF 50 e: One-.hirl Of the purchase money to
be paid in casa and the balance in three equal irsts-
nenis. layabe in one. fwo and three years with in
ter st a. SIX 90 Ter centu per annuu. payable semi
annually from day of sale secured bv deed of trust
upon the property sold, all cash. the option Of
the IurchaSer. 4 deposit of $500 will be REQUIRED
OF The purchaser at the Of sale II conveyancing
recording and nOtGria fees at the ot the pnr-
chaser. Terms Of 81 10 he complied with within
ten days fro day Of sale. otherwise the trustees
the night 10 resell Tie property the risk and
cost OF lie defaulti q prr 'ha>er.
WILLIAM r. EDMOESTpN
CONSTANTINE Ii. WILLIAMSON iT"s'ees
Address 800 9Th stn.w.
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] RUSTEE'S SALE o. IsIPEOyED ZEAL ESTATE
DNtWII.>ON STREET NEAR LINDI STREET.
IN TIE HDWAED UNIVERSITY SUB

1KUsTEE's SALE o. INPRoyED ZEAL ESTATE
ONtWIL~ON STREET NEAR LINDtN STREET.
IN TIE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUB
DIVISION. BY AUCTION
q virtue of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District Q: Columbia. passed On the 5tt day OF May,A
ID 1893 in tlIlty ca1-e 10 li..i.t. docket -,
wherein Will am Tyler il comp!aiaani end Char es T.
Prenti-s ct al defend nts. the undersigned rus
will offer for sale by public auction IN front of the
premises. on MONDAY: MAY TWIN y-NINTH.
1897. at FIVE O'CLOCK L. VI. the following de-
scri ed real estate situate in the county of Washing
and District Of Columbia. tn wit The west hal. of
the hal: Of lot numll cred eli b (S) in block
5e.el nineteen Qy) IN the Howar.. University sub
division Of the farm Of soha A. Smith thu said sub
division was III !dc by the surveyor Of Washington
county and app-srs Of record in his Office. with
tie Improvements &c
Terms of sale: On--third cash: balance in six (6)
AZ TIVE We months from date of sale, for whlcI the
notes of the purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of
PEE Cent yer anuuIl from the day of sale pay able
sinfannually. all cash. the option If the pur
chaser. deposit Of 800 required at the time of
sale Terms 10 be com lied with in fifteen days f;o;l
the day of SAFE otherwise reserve the rynt IT, resell
the property at the ri-s and of tae def4ultin-
purchaser. All conveyaacing recording &c, at the
purchasers cost.
FRANK 7. BROWNING. Trustee.
myl1-d&ds 4lo 9TH ST. NV.
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TRUESTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TW ThrfI SECOND 3,nA AS ID, THInD STREETS
DWELLING. At AUCTION.
By virtue Of a. deed Il trust dated June Ii, 1891
and recorded in Lher 1851. page LAP seq one ~
the land records of the District of Columbia and by
direcion of the party secured. shall sell at public
auction IN frent of the premises WEDNESDAY
o oAf TwEN A.D. 1893, at FIVE
No 5Gs. improved by brick dwelling with modern
improvements.
Terms OF sale Purchaser to assume trust Of 81, O0O
balance in cash. Two hundred dollars down wnen
property is struck off. All cunveyancinT. &c. at our
chasers cost. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within ten days from day of sac, otherwise
tee reserves the rxht 10 resell the property at risk
and cost Of defaulting pure as~r.
EDWIN b. HAY, Trustee,
ny13-d6ds 1925 New York ave.
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Officers Elected.

At the annual meeting Of the District Real
18th instant, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Eugene Carusi, presi-
dent; VIM. f. Mattingly, vice president; Ma
thaniel Carusi. secretary and chief examiner;
A. I. Britton. treasurer; executive committee,
Geo. W. Brown, John A. Hamil .on and Charles
W. Handy; trustees, A. T. Britton, Geo. W.
Brown, Nathaniel Carusi, Wash. Danenhower,
John A Hamilton, Charles W. Handy. VIM. F.
Mattingly, Jas. l.. Parbour, Eugene Carusi,
Lewis j. Davis, Mills Dean. Frank Hume,
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