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They Recognize the Services of Gen.
Spinner, Their Bencfactor.

The women of Washington are to erect a
statue to the late Gen. Francis f. Spinner,
the friend and benefactor of their sex. The
statue, a cut of which accompanies this ar
ticle, is of heroic size. eight feet high, and
is being executed by the sculptor Henry J..
Ellicot. Critics who have seen the work
compliment it, and give 1t high rank. Gen.
Spinner was pioneer in the advocacy OF
woman's fitness for business employment.
In 1862 he appointed seven women to posi-
tons in the Treasury Department. some OF
whom are in office today. There are now
oyer 5000 women employed in the depart
ments in this city. and other thousands fill
ing honorable and lucrative offices through
out the United States. Thirty years ago
the work-world of woman was limited to
the wash tub and the sewing machine 1t
is not thus now. Gen. Spinner was once
asked what he considered his greatest
achievement. He replied: THE fact that 1
was instrumental in introducing women to
employment in the offices of the govern
ment gives me more real satisfaction than
all the other deeds of my life"
One thousand dollars is the sum needed to
complete the statue. A stirring appeal is
made by the Spinner Memorial Associa ton.
Women are asked If they will not be will
ing to deny themselves some trifling orna-
ment 1t may be. to aid in the completion of
the work. The association is about to petit
ton Congress for permission to place the
statue in the treasury grounds. 1t IL claim
ed that as long women are willing, as
indicated by advertisements in the news
papers, to give 500 for a government posi-
ton, they should at least be willing to do
nate 81 to perpetuate the memory of the
man who made them the opportunity. In
order to increase the fund the play, AN
Italian Duchess" will be produced at the
Academy of Music on the afternoon of jan
uary IS, by local amateur talent under the
direction of Mrs. W. Andrew Boyd. The
play is said to be strong one, and is re-
arranged version of Lucretia Borga Some
of those in the cast are Theodore Friebus
w. II. Comfy, Bertram Temple, Dr. Thomas
Jones, ~. T. Seaman Mrs. w A Boyd and
Miss Dorothea Byrde Rogers. The Spinner
Memorial Association has a membership of
nearly 100 All those who desire to help
along the cause can send renittances to
Miss Louisa Whelply. 500 East Capitol
street
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SIXTY MEN WENT DOWN.
Collapse of n Drawbridge Nenr Long
Island City.

About sixty men were thrown into New
last night by the collapse of a section OF
a temporary drawbridge over the creek,
connecting Bardley avenue, at Laurel HILL
with Meeker avenue, Brooklyn. Just how
many We're drowned cannot as yet be de-
termined. The following were on the bridge
at the time and have not been seen since:
Patrick Briody. II. Alarckey, George Mills.
Michael McGurky, and James Smith. They
were all employees of the Laurel Hill chem
zeal works. Mills being foreman there.
Timothy Cannon of No. los Eckford
street. Brooklyn, was brought to st. John 6
Hospital. One of his feet was badly crushed.
and he was cut about the head. The Sec
ton of the bridge that fell was a draw
thirty feet long. 1t was built of wood and
rested on the center abutment, from which
point another section continued on the
Brooklyn side. The draw on the Brook
lyn side was open. 1t was low tide and q
tug was trying to force schooner through
the draw.
1t was few minutes before G o'clock
when the bridge was crowded with men
from the nearby factories anxious to get
to their homes. in Brooklyn.
Suddenly there was a cracking of tim
pers ana the draw broke in two. The men
made an effort to get OFF, but the lam on
the shore end of the bridge prevented their
making their escape. They fell into the
water IN heap, and then commenced a
wild struggle for life.
Some climbed on the wrecked draw. while
others sought safety in swimming for the
shore: A passing tug picked up a number
ana landed them on the Brooklyn side,
where they were attended by surgeons from
Brooklyn hospitals. The work of rescue
was difficult one, there were no small
boats at hand. Ropes We're thrown out 10
some or the men, and they were hauled
ashore in that manner During the work
or rescue there were some lively scenes
In the water. Men struggled with each
other in their frenzy TO escape Some were
hauled under the water and nearly drown
ed by those whom they were trying to a..
Sist
Thomas Dobbins OF Meeker avenue Brook
lyn, reached the scene in a row boat in
time to save four men who were ON the
point Of sinking. The captain of the schoon-
er rescued over a dozen men.
Several of the men said that thew saw
at least hve men sink and did not see them
come up to the surface again
william Pagan and Patrick Mcnamara of
Meeker avenue, Brooklyn, both had narrow
escapes. They do not know how they 90,
ashore, and say they came near drowning
The search for bodies was kept up tili a
late hour. bat none We're recovered
The new iron bridge will be ready in
another month. The old bridge was in use
thirteen months. The site of the collar sed
structure is known as Pennybridge II Is
located in Laurel Hill on the outskirts OF
the city. "a
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ROCKVILLE.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has paid to Mr.. Chandler Keys the
sum of $500 for damages sustained by him
In the less OF horse and wagon n few
weeks ago. the horse being killed and the
wagon demolished by a train while crossing
the railroad track on his farm about a
mile west OF this place.
Mr.. Charles L. Sommers, former Iesi-
dent OF this place, has Recently been elected
sergeant-at-arms OF the Kentucky senate.
Mrs. VIM. Grady. aged about tifty years.
died on Tuesday night last at The resi-
dence OF Mr.. Tilghman Thompson, near
Laytonsville.
\ protracted meeting will commence at
the VI. f. Church South a. this place on
next Monday night. 18th instan1.
Mr.. Eriah Ricketts, of -his county has
been appointed to the positioa of assistant
postmaster to the house OF delegates at
Annapolis.
The Rockville Rod and Gun GLIB will hold
its annual meeting for the election of Of
! iicers on Friday. the 10Th instant. The
great scarcity OF birds du:ius the past
hunting season has induced the club to
make effort to procure 4 large number
OF quail and other birds for stock purposes.
which will be turned loose IN this section
OF the county. The question of asking the
legislature TO pass law prohibiting the
shooting of birds in the county for one year
is also under discussion among the men,
berS of the club.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank OF Gaithersburg have been elected
directors for the ensuing Year as follows:
James L. Ayton, Nathan Cooke, John q.
Diamond. Upton Darby, Ignttius T. Fulks,
Samuel S. Hayes, Henry .. Miller, A. F.
MeeIn, Philemon NJ. Smith, H. Maurice
! Talbot, VIM. A. Waters. Horace D.
Waters, Jas. S. Windsor, Jas. Andersc n,
Somerset o. Jones. Zadoc Nagruder.
A petition asking for the extension of
the time of Mr.. John =. Sinson, associate
judge of the circuit court, has been prepar-
ed, and viii be presented to the present
legislature. The petition has been signed
by all the members OF the bar III this and
Frederick county. with two or three excep-
tons. s. A. Nj
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE.-BY MIR.
tue Of seven "a writs OF Teri facias is.
sued out Of the clerks Office of the Su-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia ard "A
me directed / will sell at public sale for cash az
1.ANSBCRGHS FURNITURE STORE known as
the RiLk. At 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE ON
SATURDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF ian.
GARY, 1894, at Ten O'CLOCK An, ali the
right, title claim and interest of the defendant
in ana 10 the following described properly M
Wit: Parlor and Drawing Room Furniture Cham.
Der Furniture Of every description, Library F1Ir.
nture, Office Furniture and Iron Safe Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture. Carpets Rugs Uil
Cloths, Draperies and Cpholsteries etc etc
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER / will ssll
at public auction at the stable and warehouse
No. 6il New York avenue northwest city Of
Washington, District of Columbia. all the RICH,
title, claim and interest of the defendant in ami
10 the following described goods and chartels ro
wit: Chamber Furniture. Chairs and Camp chairs
Blankets. Horses and Delivery Wagons, Harness
and stable belongings. seized and levied upon as
the property of Julius Lansburch, and will ba
sold to satisfy executions Nos. 3l7g9 35SlO 3a3a4
353ll. 35304, 35309 and :i5303 in favor OF ibe
National Marine Bank Of Baltimore Ro,.er,
Beattie Sons. Lansburgh & Brother, w < L
Sloane. a corporation: II. d. Clanin Corppanv
Boyd Harley a Company and L. Nohr a Com
! pany, respectively. DANIEL. NJ. RANSDEII. L
5, Marshal RADCLIFFE, DAIR y COMPANY.
Auctioneers- jay-dSlbs
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DUNCANSON BROTHERS, Auctioneers,
9Th and ID SITS. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE ON COLUMBIA AMI
WOODLEl LANE ROADS NEAR INTEIsSEC.
TION OF NINETEENTH STREET NORTH.
WEST.
by virtue of deed OF trust TO us, bearing la te
September L.. 1880, and recorded in liber 1871
folio 50 eft seq of the land records Of the District
al Columbia and at the request Of the parties ~.
cured thereby, We will sell at public auction in
front of the premises. TUESDAY the SIN
TENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1874 al
FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described
piece parcel OF land and premises. situat.. n
the county OF Washington. District of Columbia
and known as and being ali OF hot numbered one
in the subdivision OF th land heo;sgna 10 the l.ir.
John Little. Decreased, situate ia said county o
Washington. District OF Columbia, as said ,rbdi
vision is duly recorded in hook Governor SIetl. mi
page l0I of the county records in the Office 81 M,
surveyor OF The District OF Columbia together MlIl
the iuproy rnicnts. Sc.
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the rurabas.
money 10 be paid in cash. balance To- be- tnid n
three equal inStallments. in one. Two and tlr,,
years 10 he represented 10y notes of the purchaser
hearing interest at the rate OF Il per cent Der an
mum. interest payable semi annually. and S-cur,-
upon the premises sold. all cash at rdre,aSrr.,
option \ deposit OF $500 will De- required az rim,
OF sale. All conveyancng and recording TO b, a
purchasers .osg. Terms Of sale 10 be souIulie,
with in ten days from date Of sale
BRAl\ARD IL. WARNER,
LOUIS 10. WINE,
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Not Like the Long Case.

Assistant Secretary Reynolds OF the In
terror Department, who has returned, said
in regard to the decision rendered by him
in the Beers case, which is alleged to be
in conflict with the decision of Commits
sioner Lochren, in the case of Judge Long
of Michigan, that The case of Beers is
wholly unlike that of Judge Longs, as an
examination of the papers will SHOW The
opinion simply discusses the act of IS.s
giving the SI2 rate it appearing from the
evidence in the Beers case that he came
within its requirements. The act of lSy2
providing the $50 rate. was not discussed
but in fixing the sI2 and $50 rates. the two
acts must, without doubt, be construed to-
gether."
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DUNCANSoN BROS. AUCTIoNEEkS

ASSIGNEES' SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF GRO.
CERES, HORSES, WAGONS. &c. CONTAINED
n STOKE On NICHOLS AVENUE NEAL,
DOt GlAS HALL. ANACOSTIA D. q
BY virtue Of Il deed of assignment given 70 M
We viii sell on the premises oil FRIDAY TIKI
NlNETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. lsei
ooMMI.NClNG At TEN O'CLOCK AN the en-
IRE contents OF store occupied by George NJ
fo"ipf aud situate on Nichols avenue near Dong
iaS iiail, t>nacostia. AMI comprising in part
Sh'l ~ Mol.ASStS. TEAS dir original pa,.kagesl
SUGARS. toFFEES FLOUR FISIf ISRn
tANlIl Is. HAMS. SHOULDERS STIR,I
SAILS. MEAT RACKS. CRITTERS DESKS
SiDtE FlNTt RES, l NAT. CASH RE,;ISrEI
LARGE QUANTITY OF CANNED GonIS Ei''
Also
Al one O'CLOCK. TWO HORSES AID TWO
tRhE1tS WAGONS AND HARZESSrS w"
IN above stock being fresh and well assorfe ed tr
should attract The attention of dealers =
GEORGE w TALBERT
jal3d AssgIees of o., " - -,
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kESSIdGTOV.

Mr. Luther Mason and Mr.. Charles F..
Warner. who have resided here for the past
two years. have removed to Takoma
Rev. John L. French will conduct the
communion service on Sunday morning in
the Warner Memorial Church. At $50 in
the evening the Christian Endaavor Society
VIII hold service Of unusual interest con-
sistinS Of an extra musical program. fol-
lowed by sermon by the Rev Mr. Bren-
iZvr.
The Epworth League meeting of the
Metnodlst church Will be led Sunday even
ing by Miss Lizzie THOMPSON
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DUNcANsON BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
| IN FRISToE COURT. BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH AND AND W STREETS NoRTHMEST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
IN FRlSTOE COURT. BETWEEN 18TH AND
l41H AND AND W STREETS NORTHWEST.
EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust. bearing date
on the Fifth 9TH day Of August, AID. 1890. and
recorded among the Land records the District OF
Columbia in LiOer No. 1917. folio 275 set.. and
at the request Of the holders Of the secured
thereby, We WILL OFFER al public auction. IN
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the
TNENTl-FOURfH DAY OF JANUARY. AID. 1894
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following described
real estate, situate In the city Of Washington
District OF Columbia, to wit: All those certain
pieces or parcels Of land and premises known and
distinguished and being lots numbered hun.
dred and thirty-seven u3Il and hundred anc
thirty eight ass. in Mary '. BOnnell and ]. W
Reeds subdivision OF lots in square numbered tive
hundred and thirty i've C235l, per plat recorded
in Lber IL, folio l52. OF the records OF the sur.
Neyor's Office OF the District OF Columbia together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: Oae-third OF the purchase money to be
paid IN cash aud the balance in two equal Install
ments, respectively in one and years secured
10y deed OF trust upon the properly sold with
Interest thereon. payable semi-annuay, at the rate
OF SIX per cent per annun. all cash. at the oI,
uon OF the purchaser. A 6eposit OF $3.50 win bs
required at the time Of sale. Sale to be closed ir
fifteen days from day OF sale, otherwise the prom
erty viii be resold the risk and cost OF default
Ing purchaser after I'VE days notice OF such resaI,
or advertisement In some one Newspaper
published IN the city OF Washington. DC
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
LOUIS ID. WINE.
jalOd&ds Trustaas
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIoNEERs
1901 Penn. ave-, corner 10th IT.
FUTURE DAYS.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIoNEERs
loOl Penn. ave, corner 10th st.
We have been Instructed by the IMPERIAL
JAPANESE TRADING co. OF Kobe Japan.
To close out their consignment of 1870 cases
JAPANESE GOODS,
COMMENCING ON MONDAY JANUARY Eff
TENTH, 1894, AT HALF-PAST TEN AN
HALF-PAST TWO AND EIGHT PM continuing
daily until the entire collection is disposed Of
Ihis stock consists of an exquisite collection OF
SAISlMA VASES, COROS. JARDINIEREsS ROSE
JARS. CRACKER JARS. UMBRELLA JARS TEA
AND TErE A TETE SETS. CUTS AND SAUCERs,
&c. &c.
Also HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED SCREENS
In Velvet Satin and Cloth in three and four fold
EMBROIDERED PANELS TABLE COVERS. la.
DIES AND GENTLEMEN'S EMBROIDERED AMI
HEMSTlTCllED HANDkERCHIEES RUGS POR.
THERE'S, &c. &c.
Also a collection of
IVORY CARVINGS.
, All to be sold TO the highest bidder without
limit reserve.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO..
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Ar5TIoNErRs-
TRr STEES' SALE Or IMPROVED REAL. rS1,Tl
On EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST m

TRI STEES' SALE Or IMPROVED REAL Est, TT
On EIGHTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST EF
TWEEN | AND * STREETS.
by virtue OF deed Of dated Isl
February, 1883, duly recorded in Liber l.T4 foli.
Al ct st'I-, one Of the land records of the ustrf,
of Columbia, and At The request of the Dartfas :.
cured thereby. ge viii sell ut bubble .brtion =,
ir,nt Of the promises, "Wednesday SFVt,H
TENTH JAM AIRY. 1884. ~ FDIK a,Tn,.L
PM. those certain pieces or parcels Of l,nd %
premises situated ia tie. county of NaSi5,1-,i'
District OF Columbia, desigBa led and l.r,, -,
of lots numbered l.! and IA. in Samuel Da1 ids.
sutdiNisivh II square i-6, beginning tw.l,. - /,
Of lots - and IL, running Theme. u.rtb - ,t''
thence ehst ifty i50 feeC two -, iu,l',.s -,
spath ninet"en and zen tentlS 0g : Ia, -
thence west nifty 100, feet "a inches 4, riscs
or beginning. together with the imt,r,,,
thereon. consisting Of councillors ilri,., b,is,
having modern Improvements kro.yn as T,reuIs.s
numb red 3ll Ism street northwest
Terms OF sal": one third OF th.. nnrl,a - r,,.,.,
in cash. halan"r ia one and two wears win iui,..
est ut the rate al T,er cent Der aunun, Iqlaiia
selni-annuaily secured 10y deed of frlst n ,,r,,,
ert! sold or all cash. AT option Of Iur,-l,ssr An
conycIancinG 1Bd rt-orling a Gust OF s.--irl~-4
deposit OF 500 viii he required al tiuI. Of sail.
and should TENS OF sale To-, COMPLIED uitb
within ten days the deI-ysit Will forfeited and
the trustees resell. after Sacl public nJtior ~
they Eaay deem I-cesSaig
Holm T. EEAIL
.,,, MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
jai-eoiiill3then daily Trustees
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RATcLlFFE,.DAREA 90. AucrIoNEERs.
TIL SIZES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
a,lr.Al.R OLE VI ~ !. ...a.. -

TIL SFI.ES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
CORNER OF LNLIS IaACE AND .gTH SRI
Ci-NLENTONN. II. c.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded i'm
liber No. lS'o at folio 2lG seg one OF the lsnd
records for the District Sf Columbia and nj the
request OF the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees will ofer for ssie Ia public au.-
tion. In front of the preinisss "a MONDAY
THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY A D.
1895. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
s'rlhed land aud premises. situate Ia the county
OF Washington District OF Columbia and designate
"d a. lot ten un in hlo.k fourteen ,ls iD ,;.orrs
\ Arms 81 al. subdivision Of Hart Of the tract Of
land .all,d Friendship NV known as Arms
iiSh iark as per I,at recorded in Iibcr No sew
en- "a Al oli" 5le hundred and forts seven l47, Of
Tie records OF the slrreyur'S ofc ~ the District
OF Columbia. together with all m. improvements.
ways. easements. rights privileges aud appurtr-
hanccs To the same b-lOrgius ~ any wise ap-
pertaining.
The above property VIII he sold subject 10 two
deeds ni trust. First. Tor S..y71 extended 10 May
u 1876 Second. for So. extended 10 Move ub--
1 4, 1894.
Terms: Tho purchaser to assume the abov.
trusts and pay the halance OF the purchase tpoueV
In cash. A dep,S sit 500 required at the time o,
SAL III the Of sale not complied with
IN II days fr nn the day Of sale the trustees r.
serve the ri.h. resell the property at the rt,k
and cost Of the dcfaulTing purchaser. after 5 DAYS
advertisement OF 81 n rgsJle 10 some newspaper
Published in Washington. d. e. An cOnseyancing
and recording al 81 The purchaser.
BOltsLsSS = MACK ALL
LEDRJ a.. MILLER
In
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WALTER II. WILLIAMS { co. Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On ELEVENTH STREET. NEXT 10
CORNER OF NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST. TWENTY THREE AND A HALE
FEET FRONT BY ABOUT 10 FEET DEEP
BY virtue of two deeds of trust, one dated June
70. A. ID. 1890. and rded in Iiber No. 1897
folio 2'l, ct seq, and other dated June % 1893
and recorded in Liher No. 1924. folio 350 ct seq
OF the land records for the District of Columbia
ard at the request Of party secured thereby We
Will sell at public auction. in front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SEVENTEENTH
1891, ut QUARTER PAST FOUR PM the follow
ing real estate. viz: Lot lettered e. of John
keithley's subdivision of original lot No. TO- in
square 96S in Washington city. D. c.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. of which $50
must be paid at time of sale. balance in equal
payments in six and twelve months. with Interest
from day OF sale, to be secured by purchaser $
notes and deed of trust on property sold or all
cash. at option OF purchaser. Terms 10 he com
piled with in ten days after sale else trustees re-
chaser in default.
WM. F. HOFFMAN
AiLErT T. HOFFMAN,
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DUNCANSoN PROS. AncIion.er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING IN ~
STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND ian STREETS
SOJTHIEAST ~ hi@E >

SOUTHEAST. " "1@h ,
u! virtue OF 4 deed Of trISt duly RECORDED I'm
Lloer No lft4. folio i0s et seq. one of M 40 ii
records Tor the District OF Columbia. we viii sell
IN 'front.' OF the premises. ON MONDAY TIiE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF JANUARY Ali lsai
Al fbt O'CLOCK PM. the following ,i,scrlni
land and premises, situate in the county of N-'st
lnSton. District Of columbia. and ,l.sipp,t rod ~.
ana being ioi numbered II, In William 1or,.,rsn
dlll ct al subdivision Of lots in square lo4l "a
srther with all and singular the improvements
ways easements, rights privileges and appur.
tenances {" the same belonging or in any wis., a ~
pertaining. NP
Terms: One-third cash, balance in / and . years
notes TO bear per cent interest from day of SAL,
payable semi-annually, and be secured by dec,
Of trust, or all cash. 1T option OF purchaser de.
post OF 500 required at time of sale Convey
ancing and recording AT the Of the purchase
Terms of sale TO be complied with in fifteen DAYS
from day OF sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
rtnt la resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser after five DAYS advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. u. G.
oSCEOLA g. GREEN. Trustee
Jal0-dtd WARREN CIiOAIE, Trustee.
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DUNcANSON bros. AUcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE 81 TWO FINE GIIIDDG
LOIS on = BFrNEi.N TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST, HAA-
IN. a FRONT OF 10 FEET
by Nirtu" OF = deed ~ trust daily recorded IN
Iihyr No- l.ssi. fpio 81 81 S.,i 81 the land
reoofds oi the district ~ columbia. viii ell
oH TIL liSBAA. Ehsiifgl.N1H DAY OF Jan
uAI;N. IS9L AT IiAi-f-rAST FOtR O'clock
IN. ia irVui pf The premises. thr following de
scrii.d land and premises situated in the city Of
Washington. niSiti'i %! Columbia. irssIiated rs
and Icing bots No. 10 aud n. in square COS.
grther Will all the improvements ways. ease
iurnIs, rights. privileges aud appurtcIaIres 10
Saisip belong INK VA any Wise aBpert aiming.
Terms: pnrl1artyT - purchase moaey 10
sals. and haluHf- Ia ufr. tN" aud three years.
nst,4> 10 bo given bearing Interest a Is per cent
from day 81 sale. payable semi annually. and 10
~. secured ~ deed of uIgu the property sold
al cash az tie ulGl"n 81 the purchaser A
deI~~lt sf S2Un VIII To- required al tho lime %
sale. T"itns Of ssla 2" b.. complied With IN nfteen
da1S. otherwise ilr i-I~icss ihs right 20
resell The properly la dsfuit al the rlsE aud .-O.t
of The dtfali-itg pg. 'has--r - purchasers after
Tive dty, notyr 81 such resale in some newspaper
Published Iu Washington j. e.
ALBERT \. WILSON
JOHN h. lAENER.
ja4 dds IrastaA