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EPISCOPAL CoxyocAlloN.
The Annual Meeting -untsressing an
Impressive Services.


Impressive Services.
The seventh annual convection of tn
Episcopal church, met in st. Matthew
cathedral, in this city, at 10 o'clock am.
qhursdsy. The business of the convocatiol
was presented by interesting and impressiv,
services. The supplied choir of boys en-,
tered the church singing the beautiful hymn
EDWARD, Christian Soldiers" folio wed b,
the bishop and clergy of the Jurisdiction
The Rev. B. +. Newton preached the convo,
cation sermon, his subject being, "the
church, the ground and pillow of the truth.
1t had evidently bean prepared with much
care and covered vide and interesting field
Of thought. We do not hesitate to say that he
handled the subject well, aud he held
the attention Of the congregation from the
beginning to end. Would that time and
space would permit us ogive su outline OF
this excellent discourse.
Immediately after the sermon the holy
communion was administered to large
number of persons. AS soou as the services
wero concluded aud the benediction pro.
nounctd the convocssioE WAS organized for
business. l, was then announced that the
ladies' of the parish had prepared lunch for
The delegates AMI visitors, whereupon a
motion WAS made to sdjourn to meet at 3
o'clock in tho afternoon.
II is needless for us to say that tho lunch,
which would have tempted the appetite of
the most asidious, WIS freely taken and
fully appreciated py all present.
Religious services were held at night, at
which the Knights Templ.r were present
and took part in the religious exercises.
The ritual of the grand commsndery, which
il tskep from the Morning Prayer OF The
Episcopal church, was used and harmonious.
" rendered by the boy choir of the Ca,he-
dral. The Rev. Il. B, Lawson, d. D., then
delivered an address TO the sir knights and
the congfeg ,tion. The address was historic,
and highly instructive. He traced the origin
of chivalry from the early ages of the Ger
man races, at connection with feudslism and
the crusades. These factors created knight.
hood. Ha then paid brief but eloquen.
tribute to the order and painted out the duty
which now became the sir knights in still
battling for the great disciples of loyo, hos.
piality and truth.
Bishop Garret then read his annual ad.
dress to the church, which was not only bril-
liant, but full of zeal and love for the
the salu,slion OF all men. The bishop has
been Il, firing in his efforts 10 extend the
church, of which he is chief pastor. The
services closed with hymn sung by the
choir aud the bishops benediction. Rev.
Green, pastor OF ST. Matthew's cathedral,
has been untiring in his attention to the visit.
ing clergy.
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game for 500 between L. L Msgnus, of St.
LOUIS, and X Purdy, the latter receiving thu
oddsof discount game of one hundred
points three ball French csrom will also ts
played.
After these games Mr.. Msgnus will give
an exhibition Of his wonderful fancy shots,
is free.
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Coony and Sanity arc the cognomens Of
two Ethiopian bootblacks. Yesterday they
had misunderstanding, Coony accusing
Sandy of stealing box of blaokipg from
him, and war was declared. They directed
rocks at one and the others craniums, bu,
fortunately they oil missed their mark. The
police put in An appearance and hostilities
ceased. Coony was captured and locked
up in the station house, but Sandy out ran
the cops, making his escape.
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For the Ladies,

tits possible to call the attention of the
citizens, and especially the ladies, to =" I'M
usually fine line of goods now being Received
by Mrs. E. Chestnut. 1t consists of
ladies underwear, White Sacks and
Trimming silk of every description magma.
able. Also an elegant stock of lace tuscans
in all the latest styles. Mrs. Chosnut's
establishment is on Elm street, next to
Grams jewelry store.
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Charged with n Crime,

Henry C,banas, a young man, was arres.
yesterday and lodged in Jail on the charge
Of perpretrating an outrage on No
rs Sanders little five wear
old girl. The child wss examamind BY
physicians who pronounced that it had been
outraged She says itoccurred several nights
ago on Main street. Cabanss says that II IL
blsokmsiing scheme on the part Of de.
signing persons to injure him. He was
arrested on suspicion. His friends ire con-
Il ient that the crime was the work Of some
one else and not him. Ile will have hear.
ing before Justice Price to-day.
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Uncle Jobe johnson, an old colored man,
while passing the Jail yesterday, peeped
through crack in the high plank fence
surveying the inmates that crowded about
me barred windows Of the prison. swell I'll
DO dad rot,ed Of dstajRRer settin 10 dsr Ia
ger window amt do berry same niger dat
laid on SO muctstyle at do strawberry fosti-
val, sat up by the Fust Bsptis church,
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Vice. President Brown and Party

Vice.President Brown, of the Texss 6
Pacific railroad, accompanied by Land
Commissioner w. II. Abrams, and Assistant
Engineer Bsssett, of that road, arrived in the
city, yesterday morning en- route from Mar.
shall to Big Springs, to inspect thirty eigb,
miles of newly instructed road between tina,
point and Colorado City. Big Springs will
be tho headquarters Of round house ard
machine shops, and mixed trains will IL
running to that point by the frat Of June.
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The tabernacle Church Festival

The strawberry and ice cream festival
given by tho ladies' of the Tabernacle M. Z.
church, at the Norton building last night,
was a success both socially and financially.
There was n large attendance and
oil present spent a delightful
evening. The Strawberries and ice cream
were excellent and the tables were presided
over by courteous ladies, who showed
visitors every possible attention.
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A. Mittenthsl. the senior partner of the
house of A. & Il. Nittenlhal, who is the resi-
dent buyer at New York for the above firm
has lately purchased at bankrupt ssle and
from manufacturers SCENTS such An enor.
nous stock Of goods that they hsve resolved
to put the same on the market at slaughter
ing prices. Read advertisement.
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sunday school Picuic

The Sunday school Of the First Baptist
church Of which Rev. Mr.. Curry is pastor,
will picnic at Shady View park at the termi.
nus Of the San Jacinto street railway. Sun.
day school children Of other denominAti ons
will unite with them. A real Jolly day 10
anticipated BY the little ones.
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Kids %, 85, so cents at Persons Mits
86 80. Is cents, $40 0. S1.26, $3.50 and $500,
at Pesrson's. Bonnets snd.hats 81, 50, SO,
S4, SIS, SO, at Pearson's Ladies' hoes
cents pair embroidery 8 cents - yard, q,
Pearson's. Bargains at Pearson's on Mon
day. and those other days tina! follow Mon.
day.
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Habitunl Slostiyonsss

e the bane Of nearly svcry American woman.
From II usually Arises those disorders that 90
ssurely undermine thsir h. alth and strength
Emily, TO use that celebrated medicine, Kid
niey- Wort, II II tho sure remedy for constlpa :
uon' snd for all disorders OF the kidneys
snu liver. Try is In liQnid or dry form.
EQUALLY efficient In either form. -Boston sun.
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" How Are You, my ola Friend t.

Asked bright looking man. "Oh, l feel
m'serabl Pm bilious and can't eat, and my
back Is 80 lame can't work " "Why in the
what take when l am out of eorts, snd II
always Keeps me In perfect tune My doctor
rr,ncommends 1t for all such troubles Kidney.
wort Is the sure cure for biliousness and con.
stilation. Don't fail to thy it.-Long Branch
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A heavy hail storm prevailed on Noun
tain Creek Tuesday, doing considorab 10
damage to corn in that immediate vicinity.
Tue stones were large and fell in perfect
shower, beating the corn down in places.
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illProf. Cromwell, whose magnificent art
I, ustralions are world.fsmed, says that fe
lad some time ago suffered excruoiating
lorments from rheumatism, and had tried
all kinds Of medicines and 80 called cures
all without effect. He heard, however.
OF St Jacobs Oil, and resolved 70 give 1t a
trial, with be did, and its effect on him was
almost magical. A complete cure was effec-
yea, and since then he has never suffered
from rheumatism.
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nllllartls Extraordinary

Commencing ats o'clock this evening the
VIC game for Yank Adams medal, between
Me'srs. Oockrell and Oahn, will DO played al
Iutdy and Randall's Board Of Trade rooms,
CORNER OF Main and Lamar streets. A match
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Pages Boots andshoes, COS Main


Our wholesale and retail department enables
US 10 sell go much cheaper than other houses,
millinery, ladies' suits and fancy goods, at
Baumsns ladies' clothing store, FOG Elm
street.
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81. 900 Reward

Will be paid for any medicine that excels
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil in curing
diarrhces, .,dysentery, bloody fux, pains in
the stomach and bowels and cholera morbus,
etc. at works like charm.
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The ladies' millinery house a. 5Auman'.

Just received at Lecr &ahn's, 604
Elm street, all the newest 81. rs of gents
hats in silk and stiff furs; slso the light
pocket teatherweigbts. They arc very nice
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Ellington IL always receiving new furni-
ture, 701 Elm street,
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All orders Tor Bot.o Ice cream nj be
received At SlA Elm stree. and q II other
place. Nv. Borro.
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Get your suits at Bsumsn's.
SWINE OF CARDUI" cures irregular
painful, or difficult menstruation.
For sale by all Druggists.
Reliable style.

The latest novelties in steel woven Tuskan
lace bonnots, is at Parsons. MOTTO be found
elsewhere.
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Bes. goods for tho least money 0
Bauman's.
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Carpets, oil cloths, mating, window snA1es
laee curtains, At A. 3 3. Mittsn.halk
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uys bis goods cheap, u the reason he CA
oil them cheap. ~
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Darling, 4 Am Yours
Forever, If you will buy me the little
Horse Shoe bonnet ut Pearson's. Price only
Sh(l()
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JAIL FOR NOLAN COUNTY,

OEALID BIDS, with plAns and Specifics.
y lions " build jail for Nolan countyl not
70 exceed In cost ten thousand dollars, will 10
received by the county clerk Of said county
unti, 0 O'Clock A. NJ. Monday. june 18th,
issi. The Commissioners' Court Of said
county rcservins the right to reject any and
all bids. ..t
ny order Of the court.
witnssss W. 9. JOHNSON,
CHI %. Ceurs, No,sn o., Tsxss.
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Buy your trimmed hats 81 BaumAn's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-27

DIED.
BLAKE. October 26th. 1881, DIR. JOHN b.
Funeral services at Trinity P. E. Church, on Friday
win be removed 70 Oak Hill cemetery. Georgetown.
DAFFIN. On Tuesday, October r,, 25th 1881. sud
denly OF heart disease CECILIA DAFFIN aged seventy
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
Pierce Place Friday. 2Sth inst at 1873 pm. Inermeni
1891 MARGARET. wife of Charles Forbes. in her nifty
Funeral from sIs Eighteenth street northwest at
GREEN. On the morning Of the 9th October 1881.
corner Twenty asesentS and x streets northwest
y sE c1an IL sssh Of his age
N May be fs sSI IN pss Sse..i A%sn.
3S x e so d ss .s
.s s. ;s ss s Be- mother Ials
= Ss1s: Kane. S':s Sss
May she rest Il Ps.cs. Amen: 49,.
das on
son at GScs T. M Rsatses and friends are re-
LoMAx; On the 18th Of October. 1881, at o'clock
am. GEORGE w. son Of Elizabeth and Samuel r.
Es.siyss ana friends q he family rssIecsfSSy
a ' oclocf PM Friday. October 18Th ''''' 0""'s1
Ii 80 O'Clock, JULIUS j. PHILLIPS, aged yesrs 8
months and n days youngest Of Agnes and ]. b.
Phillips.
Funeral win take place from his parents residence
No. Goa, Half and streets southwest ON Fri
day. October 18th, At O'Clock q m Mass viii be held
at 9ociock O. at ST. yoseph's Church. Friends a
SHEDD. At Hyattsville. Nd, Wednesday, oc4obsr
10Th 1881. ct a O'Clock 2. m. JAMES b. SHEDD
Funeral from the residence Of his father William p
Shedd at Hyattsyiie Nd, on Friday, October 28th =
O'Clock p. m. Relatives and friends are rrsrsrff,v
invited to attend Interment It the Congressional Gem.
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1901 THE GREAT 100
800 pENNCYI " ANIA ROI1TE 100

1881 8 IT, gEs,S;sEfkys ShA1 hogEE 1881
So, ..n,I bSSSIE TRACK, sTERL Rails;
TRAINS fs saG 5s97 Depot
of Sixth and streets, follows
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburx and Chicago: 10 80 a. m
das with Cars from Harrassburs to Gin
with Palace csr ef to ant ttsbara s'o daily
BALTIMORE AND PoToaAC RAILROAD.
Parlor Car to Watkins and the North Ut 500 a. m.
Srds5 With Palace Cars to sna Vat
For willismsport. Lock Haven and Elmira at 1880 a.
For New d foff s snis tEs Sunday fass
1000 and 1918 pm. On Sunday ECO, 10 90 and
10 a 10 pm limited express Of Pullman Parior Cars
for Brooklyn. NY, all through trains at Jer-
sex City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. sffordins
ferriage across New YorS city tss' a'"o's o0u''
FOR fhlls9eipha. 500 M. so m 2:OO 40 900
oe;iS pm Limited Express $50 a. M daily. ex-
For Baanore, $40 500. $50 1880 a. m. and 200
sunday am so aS' 5 ia.? 3D. 1919 %
For popes Creek Line. GAO am and 44o p. m. daily
For Annapolis. $40 am and 44o pm. daily e,co,,
ALE1 .NT ANP RAILWAY,
RAILROAD; - N"A o'
For A seo Ss 1 sS aaS and so
100. $40 and II so and s, 90 Pm. SUNDAY At
day ana saS ss sa
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, s0o and
10: 90 am. !; I 90 and 9:Oa pm. '' ana
Tickets and information at the office. northeast corner
where orders be left for the checking Of baggage
destination from hotels and residence;
FRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER. nov29
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

real ESTATE on THE North HIS SIDE OF NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND
YORK AVENUE.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thee
District OF Columbia at special term thereof for
equity business, made in case No. 7S4O Docket II.
wherein Charles Y. Grymes is plaintiff and William "
Grymes and al. defendants, we will sell, at public
auction in front Of the premises the following real
tate in the city OF Washington in the District Of Co
iumbla: Part OF lot six co. in square numbered three
hundred and seventy two 372 according to John Dav-
lsons heirs recorded subdivision of said square, be-
ginning for the said of said six 90 at the southeast
corner OF said lot six 60 and running thence along New
YORK avenue westwardy twenty (2 feet and hve
~ nches thence northwestwardly fifty five (55) feet
thence due north twenty feet thence due east
(26) feet and three 90 inches thence due
s9uth thirteen 3) feet thence enthusiastically 70 the
place OF BEGINNING ftytwo (5 feet together with the
mprovsments thereon The sale vii be held At HALE
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree:
OF te purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bal
sae with interest and secured to the satisfaction Of the
trustees or the purchaser at his option, may pay the
entire purchase money in cash on the day Of SALE II
the terms q the sale are not complied with in ten days
from It's date the Trustees the right to readver-
use and resell the property at the of such default
ing purchaser All conveyancing at purchasers COST
deposit OF $leO must be made on the day of sale.
WALTER S. PERRY, Trustee.
342 D street northwest.
~, JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee.
o2I-d&ds $40 Sth street northwest.
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TOMORROW.
~ 9th and d streets northwest

~ 9th and d streets northwest
SPECIAL SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE
BRITISH MINISTER CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND STREET NORTHWEST, ON FRIDAY
MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH, COM
MENGING At TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ OF A
IN PART, VIZ: KNABE 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE UPRIGHT PIANO; ALSO, ERARD don
DOM WALNUT CASE GRAND PIANO; SMALL
WALNUT DWARF BOOKCASE; VERY FINE
GILT, ENAMELLED AND INLAID .FRENCH
Asp Two GANpELABkA; MAkBTE MATTE
EIGHT DAY CLOCK; CALENDAR CLOCK; WAL
NUT 7, ,s GHIE FEC. , Two WALNUT CARD
TAINS; A FEW ENGRAyINGS; CHINESE
GONG: ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA DIN
NER SETS; IVORY HANDLE KNIVES; SILVER
R RI! TABLE AND. TEA SPOONS, FORKS.
WHITE AND GoLoRED TABLE GLASS, CON;
S1STING OF WINES, CHAMPAGNES, WATER
BB0TTLEs. DEGANTE s i. &c; CUT AND En-;
UTENSILS; MOULDS AND CULINARY AR
TICLES; REFRIGERATOR: GAS STOVES,
CLOTHES BASKETS &C.
Particular attention invited to shove sale. Goods Of
finest quality. House open for inspection of goods
after a. m. on day Of sale only o22- dts
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Sfa s. ykESkbLE
ms 4&RHas$Sh$ fsat SHES
S SEEFT 80 FhHr u STREET HSS dsS
S9 PREF AHR TMS F pN E3gR
sTAgLR VIII JOS to fslqS
Fl KEA sEf Hn sAP f A41SEs SALE TO BE MADE
By virtue of the DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of ~,
se # No.
and Wiett and others are plaintiffs and James Nay
" 81 E's IT, sSB 4 " Ss;si s
nng on that day. and if necessary on the MONDAY
ssst feet front 'i and the NORTH y
under
been subdyided into lots mum bered from 4s to 81
70 se e ss dsS
tss 81 My sea tas e. s by sSa g. sdaP
feet on m" street the first two having each depth Of
s. fronts 20 feet on stu street and runs back IS
feet to alley The last four ots and
inches 5th street. and the Trustee has the s9.
hoIly to sell them separately or as sings lot and
8 s ea
Dwelling House. rsceng bn hoa
49 is covered by fine large Brick Stable and Lots 4S
but can be sold separately if desired
Of tae oe % St the s OF
street and New York avenue Or at the .auetioneers
Ins sgss I be of all
as ssisSs a one and two ON Gs
Ts e e h to OF
WV W. Z: EDMoNsToN. Trustee.
Office 400 5th street northwest:
: THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer. OLD
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rUNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
TIE CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HAKBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. R.. NEW YORK
Galia We'd. 26 Oct. Bothnia. We'd % Nov.
Partha. We'd, Nov. Gaia ...... We'd. 80 Nov.
Algeria We'd. 9 Nov. Catalonia. We'd, Dec.
6cytlIa We'd, Is Nov. Servia We'd. IA Dec.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES PASSAGE.
$sO and 800, according to accommodations.
Tickets To Paris, SIS additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage.
Steerae at very low rates. Steerage tickets from Liv-
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
- Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp and other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ut the Companys Office
No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW CO., Cos It'll street Washington,
D. C..
VERNON H. BROWN CO., New York;
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW < CO..
tan12 COS 9TH street. Washington.
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o21-d&ds
VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANGERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON THE CON-
GEORGETOWN, DC.
virtue OF decree passed in the Supreme Court6Ssa
to o A. Fl 1881 in equity cause 80. 800 win a
NnIEsW R9 a4G T1 on the premises on TUESDAY
C,C1 ErI DEL r1hoi, 1881, commencing at FOUR
ed r M the Il property e Samuel Crown
District OF Columbia, west Georaetown and near the
a a founa osy fronting on both sides of the Conduit
eEty viii be offered in lots aeeoring to subdivision.
of the lots is improved by GOOD Fr3me Homse
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree third cash
and eighteen months from day Of saie or all in cash.
option OF tne purchaser. On payments of all the pur-
chaser depositof $50 required On each lot at time
not complied with in DAYS tina Trnstee win resell n
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
O2OdEdS WILLIAM. A.. (40RDON. Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS
NUMBER SIXTY-FOUR STREET, BETWEEN
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 2Sth day
May, A. D: 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 721, M
folio 81. es seq. Of the land records of the District
The Rremises; on THURsDAY THE THIRD DAY OF
all that lot Of ground numbered ninety l9s in
F. Gberfs subdivision Of Of square numbered six
improvements consisting OF twos story and basement
brick house with modern improvements.
staments in six and twelve months. with interest to
deposit of 800 required at time of sale If terms are
not complied with in one week from day of SALE the
trustee the right to resell at risk of defautng
purchaser.
O24-10t THOMAS ORME, Trustee,
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[ONAS ORNE Tr,stee
THANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED LOT ON
~ THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH, IN

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thea
$40, I viii offer for sale at public auction, my
front Of The premises, On THURSDAY, the TENTH
lot in square l54 This lot has front of IS feet BY
depth Of SO feet and well adapted for building pur-
poses.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third in cash day of sale or
instaments at six and twelve months from day of sale
with interest," all cash. at option of purchaser II
terms of sale not complied with within seven DAYS
from the day of sale reserve the right resell the
property at cost of defaulting purchaser Ali convey
ancing ut purchasers cost 500 acceptance of hid
JAMES S. EDWARDS. Trustee.
sos street northwest.
l. T. COI.DWEII.. Auctioneer. o25-eoGds
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II 7. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF XALUABLE BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING ON STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated June Oath 1873 ~
and duly recorded among the land records for the
District OF Columbia. in Liber I'll at folio 294 ct
and at the written request of the parties secured
will offer for sale at public auction on TUESDAY the
T FhhS d % DAY OF NOvEMBEH. 1881 AT FOUR a.
tain piece or parcel of ground situate in the City of
Washington D. c., known and described lot marked
F. in the subdivision of original lots Three 49, Four
teen 4 Fifteen Q5) and Sixteen Q6) in square Four
hundred and CAD, together with the i'm
Eroyements consisting Of atwo 0 story pressed Brick
west.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. balance payable in
three 90 equal insallments in two and three years.
from Gay q SAFE with interest payable semi annually
purchaser and deed of trust upon the premises all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit Zone
hundred dollars will be required at time of sale. All
at the cost Of the purchaser If the terms
OF sale not complied with in ten days. the Trustee
the right to resell the property the
risk of the defaulting purchaser days notice.
oo-s. tn. tn. lit JOHN II. CLICK. Trustee.