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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct 5--The Posts financial article
says: Call loans range from TO per cent. Time
loans are nominal The rates for prime mercantile
paper are unchanged. Excepting for United States
bonds the stock exchange markets are all lower
than yesterday, and the market for speculative
shares has been decidedly weak, the active stocks
having fallen IA s., the latter Northwest TO I42I
Louisville declined 2A to 54A; Union Pacific TO
1Oo; Milwaukee and st. Paul to 107S; Omaha Ia
to 4sE; Denver ~ TO IS; Burlington and Quincy
q TO 100; Wabash preferred 13s to 6iA; Texas &
Pacific Ia to a; Michigan Cen. II TO 90; Jersey
10 73H; Canada Southern IN to 63A; Delaware,
Lackawanna Western, IL to 1875; Northern Pa
ciflc, preferred, IL to "a, and oregon & Trans
continental, per cent to 90H. In the Inactive
list Richmond and Danville tell IN points to S.
rallied to 93H and is now 90, and Richmond and
West Point 90 TO 46; recovered to As. and is now
Az. The Minneapolis and st; Louis stocks
also fell 2a3z to 81 and 20, respectively
and Manitoba per cent to 1856 1t viii
thus be seen that the decline has been general,
although the direct unsettllng cause has been the
break down OF Louisville and Nashville. There is
now no reason for suppOsing that the stock OF the
company has been depressed for the purpose OF
securing control In the Interest OF other important
railroad systems. Ii is impossible to ascertain
from any one in New York how, II the new stock
has not been sold it is to be marketed The market
Tor foreign exchange is weak.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA & co.'s
I. AIN DRY SOA

Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE 1T IS PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIQNS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTQNE, PIPE CLAY. SILL.
CATE. &c. WHICH tai1E USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BUN, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES
III IS SAFE, BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED
fROa STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOw (PREPARED BY OURSELVES,
PALa AND COCoANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY Many OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS.
THUS ENpANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UPIN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME
FOR SALE By GRoCEhs GENERALLY
AND Wholesale AT OFFICE
Ms S24A WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN D. C.
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80
ED.

HENLEY. October 4th, 1882 at the residence OF her
father, *: II. Shekel, Mrs. SARAH L. HENLEY.
Funeral Friday, October Gt at three y. from No,
1924 High street, Georgetown, Dc.
HERBERT. On Wednesday morning. October 4
1882. at 5. 30 O'Clock a. ., HARRIET 3. HERBERT
beloved wife OF Ananies Herbert and daughter Of the
late Flora Hicks Durham. IN the nifty year Of
her
The funeral from Israel @. NJ. L. Church Friday
October 9th, at I O'Clock sharp. Friends wishing a
view the remains will call at the house. n
kEr1LEh. On Wednesday. October zth, 1882 ct
p. m. JULIET X. FRIEDERICKk, infant daughter Of
days.
The gates of Heaven are open.
Funeral Services Will take place from her parents
idenoe No. 5l3 9Th southwest Friday. octo
Der G, at q.
MURRAY ON Thursday, October 8, 1882 at 12:So
O'Clock a m. JOHN II. MURRAY. In the seventy.
second year of HE ase.
Funeral from his late residence No alt Four-and-s-
half street northwest. Saturd y, October z, &C ten
O'Clock al Friends and reat res invited 70 at
tend.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
On STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIVE I
AND TWENTY SECOND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded inEt1.s
hber No 9O9 folio 1884, ct seq. of the and cords
for the District of Columbia. will sell, TIL -h
DAY, FIF III DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID. 1882, al
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the premises all
that certain piece of land known and described
as lot ettered in recorded subdivision Of original lot
numbered thirteen tl31. square numbered sixty
eg (6s) together with improvements, ways, ease
ments rights. privileges. and appurtenances to same
belonging appertaining.
Terms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and to be secured by
deed OF trust premises Sold deposit of $50 required
AT tim OF sale Convey and recording at purcha-
serS cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days.
otherwise resale at risk and cost of defaung purcha
ser after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, ID. c
s22-eC&ds BENJAMIN f. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
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vi ARRlEn-

BANGs.HINEs: At Baltimore. Md. on the 2sth Of
March, 1882. j. IL. BANG, to Miss FANNIE T.
HINES. both of Washington. DC.
BELLawISE; On Wednesday, October 4th, 1884,
by the Rev. Robert n. Baer, THOMAS s. BELL. 70
ROSA j. WISE, both of " ashngton ID. @.
baltimore and Charlottesville va. papers please CODY I
EyANS-JUDD. On October 4, 1882, at the real
dence of the BRIDES father by the Rev DR. Cuthbert
WARING f. EVANS to KATE i. JUDD daughter Of
John q. Judd.
GREEN-JOHNsoN. in Marlboro. Nd, on Sep
TENDER the 2oth, 1882, JOHN w GREEN, of Pitfs-
ton, ID. G.
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TAMEs GUILD K son. Auctioneers.
ArCTIoN SAIL or F0RrEITFn PLFpGEs.

AININVN NtIsf.
We viii sell for IT. X. Fulton. at 1918 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest. commencing ON TUES iAY NORM
ING, OCIuB TIL so, at ZEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ
900 rfeited III dges his sac Will consist Of
La il and Gents Clothing Of every dcscrl tim. L. d
Cio thing, Be oks, Clohes- Cocks Dress Goods. Furs
Fancy Articles. Musical sdd Mechanical Instruments,
Ore CAss, Mirrors. skates Fctu Pipes Smok-
God AIDED Canes. Hats, Bot, Sho ;, SLIPPERS,
Tel ecl2ths and Covers. Dumb Bells. Valises. Lap
Robe. Gallery. CnIirei Parasols, opera Field and
spy Classes, and many other articles numerous
mention This sale VIII continue Mornings at 10 O'clock
ami Evenings at oc Ock, until all the lots have been
sold Persons b ldiug tickets, the time which hav-
tnE expires, viii please take notice.
s2y-Gt' H. X. FULTON, Broker.
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T T. COLDwELL, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE. No. l121 WITH STABLE,
On THE EAST SIDE OF TENTH 81 RECT. BE-
TWEEN 7. AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q deed of trust to US, dated April
18th. 1871 and duly recorded in Liber No. $40, ii
folio sos, one of the land records of the Dis III
rict of Columbia, and by direction of the party
secured, we will sell at public auction in front Of
the premises, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK.
lots numbered fifty 500 and fifty three t53l in Alex
ander r. Shepherds recorded subdivision of lots 3d.
"a and %, in Cadens recorded subdivision Of square
three hundred and sixty nine 1861 in the city of Wash
proyemens, consisting of fine threestory brick resi-
dence. with bay window. all modern improvements.
large stable.
Terms: One-thIrd cash; balance in one. two and
three years, with six cent interest payable semi
annually, or all cash at the purchasers option. Con-
Veyancins and recording aEpurchasers cost 500 de-
poslt. Terms to be COMPLIED with i'll week after
SAFE the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
BRAINAkD II. WARNER r..o
S26-dS6S IVORY q. KTNRAIJ
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct 5;.yirginis Cd, consols. 57K;
do; past due coupons SO; do. new ten forties, 42
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-Cotton lower and dull
mniddng. ~. Flour unchanged. Wheat. southern
higher and strong; western higher firm and quiet
southern red I06al 10; do amber, Local. IS; No /
Maryland, l.Ol bid; No. western winter red, spot,
le6Sslo65&; octo5 T. lo6al o64; November In !.
Corn, s southern frmer; western higher-southern
spot 6s'as6s1s; October 6ss4a7o; November, 67a7o;
Ja1uary, 5sAa5s: Oats easier and duIlsouthern. +S
a4S; western white 45a47; do. mixed, 42a44: Penn
ss4yvania 43a47 Rye quiet 66a12 Hay UNCHANGED.
western pached 16a22; creamery. 26a32. Eggs scarce
dull-kio sarSsoes ordinary to far. 7a+ag+ Sugar
quiet. 20al.2l. FreightS unchanged Re ,epts-
hour, so barrels; wheat Co. 3l6 bushels: corn, S4s
bushels; oats 4.097 bushels; rye, Lis bushels
Shipments-whea l0T. 914 bushels corn. sos bushels
Sales-wheat 29l 500 bushels; corn l69, 532 bushels
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Stocks strong. Money, z.
E1change-long, 1904; do. short 4S4H State bonds
inactive. Governments unchanged. Cotton firm.
NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat dull and 'sas cent lower. Corn dull and has
cent lower. Pork hrII %. 5ua22 70. Lard l3
dull and weak.
LONDON. Oct 5, 1890 p. m-Consols-for
money. 100 ZIG; for the account 100 Il-I6 Erie,
43A 90 seconds loS. New York Central. 1885, Penn
sylyania Central, 651.
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A Political Sensation I'm Albany.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a dispatch was received late
last>night at the headquarters OF the republican
state committee from Albany, saying that: "Bar-
mes was dismissed from the Journal this after.
noon because OF his determination to support The
ticket"
MI. Barnes is Thurlow Weed Barnes who has
peen one OF the editors OF the Albany ErenfHO
journal for long time. He Is grandson OF
Thurlow Weed, who was the founder OF the
Journal
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auotioneers.
TEUsrEEg SALE oF INpROvED PROPERTY 1N


GEORGE TOWN.
b. virtue Of deed of trust dated 18th day Of Sep-
TENDER 1882 from the heirs of Frederick Pasco %%
deceased, to the undersigned for the purpose OK
sale a.d out of the cees paying certain ind bte-
I said deceased, the said deed being daily re
corded IN Iiber fO:o-. of tn land records of the
District of Columbia will sell at public auction in
front 81 the premis :. FRIDAY, NTH DAY Of
OCTOBER, 1857. at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ , the
following property Jefferson street GEORGETOWN
thai l. to say commencing at a point two hundred
aEG twenty two feet Inch (22 feet inch) from the
northeast corner If water anG Jefferson street on
the east side of jefferson street; thence north
along the line of jefferson street fifty-eigh feet
inch (5S feet inch. thence east at right angles
with Jefferson street hundred and five feet tIO5
fee thence south parallel with jefferson street fifty
eight feet inch. 55 feet nclD; and thence west
hundred and five feet. lO5 fe IT, the place # be-
GINNING being part of lot %, square D. Old George
town The sale Of this property will be accord
Ing To the subdivision existing by Of the i'm
proveInents upon the land, a whole. MY APP
pear advisable at time OF sale. =.
made known at the sale deposit $50 required on
each aud every piece sold. and if terms not comp Ell
with thin ten days aft day sale the property will
b res il &t the risk and of defaulting purchaser
ait-r i've days advertisement in some newspaper pub
h-h-l III the city OF N=shngton All cOnyeyancing at
exl ense OF purchaser.
W PIERCE BELL rr.oo
s29-dSds HENRY f. DAVIS.5 iiueleeS'
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HANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ rEDPEKff ON 9 STREET, BETWEEN THIR-

( HANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ rE1PEKff ON 9 STREET., BETWEEN THIR-
dEENI b AND FOURTEENTH STREETS IN
me NORTHWEST PORTION OF THE CITY -
By virtue q decree Passed IN the cause OF Red a
neid We. kedheld q al. No. 8. 033 equity in tina
On On. Es.DSESp p. ogT9BER ELEVENTH. 1882, at
premises offer for sale at public auction lot nnmher
srs, nine S6sl in Chipman E1ey and Kichards
hundred and forty t24o.l The said property is inn
proved oy story brick dwelling and is known as
ID. O. Va "aenAnston'
Terms: One third cash. and balance in nine and
eignteen months from day OF SALE the notes of the
chaser being given for the deferred payments bearing
OF trust the property or all cash at the opfon of t
purchaser. In case purchaser fails to comply. the
property TO be resold after days at his risk An
conyeyanclng At cost Of purchaser deposit of one
hundred dollars u TO be paid when the proparty h
knocked down, ff'' -
henry WIS., GARRETT. Trustee
~Eo. Columbian Law Building
DUNCANS0N BROS. Auctioneers. sll-dEds
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V'Hos. J. USHER s co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL HOUSES
Nd LOTS. AND VACANT LOTS NEAR THE

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL HOUSES
\D lots. AND VACANT LOTS NEAR THE
NAVY YARD.
In SATURDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FOUR
TE:,, II. at FIVE O'CLOCK in Mt OF the PREMISES
by virtue f the pOwec vested by the will Hen
dersoG Fowler. shall sell parts Of lots No and g. in
sq're No I69 at the corner of NJ al I'd streets south
east with the improvements, consisting of small
frame dwelling houses. No $50 and %u4 VI
east 20 DC sold separately, also part OF said
lots and fronting abOUt Sc feet on VI street south
east with depth of 81 feet.
lnmedIatey aits-, shall sell part Of Lot No 16 in
square 1yy with the improvements. consisting of
small Frame Dwelling House known IOlI 4th street
sOutuea 2
Terms: One-third in cash. the remainder in six and
tweye months vi n interest secured 10y deed trust
DEF It OF 500 piece Of property sold viii be
required Il the time Of sale. COnVeyancing the cost
Of the purchaser. CHAS ID. FOWLER.
C3-cutfSis Trustee.
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TKNRUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
Il PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD,

NEAK BOUNDARY,
BY virtue of deed of trust executed by Geor ge6s,
W. Thomas and wife to Peter McChesney trustee So
dated on the LIST day of September. 1870, and e-1
corded IN Lber No. 623. at folio 1885, of the land
records of the District of Columbia and by virtue of
decree of the Supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia passed in equity No 8, 1877. of Catherine
the undersigned trustee in said deed of trust, and
directing 81 Of said property. 1 viii sell at public
auction, in front OF the prem SEES, at HALF-PAST
F4UK O'CLOCK PM, OF MONDAY. THE Ninth
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882, lot numbered thirty. eight
{S Of Hawes subdivision of Mount Pleasant recorded
Iii hber j. f. s, No 229 folio 341. of the land re-
cords Of said county, fronting thirteen and IL feet
on Washington and Rockville turnpike and running
Dack one hundred and thirteen and 49, 100 feet If
teen foot alley, improved by cook brick dwelling.
Ierms OF SALE One third cash in hand and the resi-
due IN two equal instruments credit of six and
twelve tbs the purchaser TO give notes bearing in
erest from day Of safe secured by decd of the
property deposit of SI00 will be required at time OF
sale The terms to be complied with within ten days
All conveyance and record ny at cost of purchaser
CHARLES c. COLE. Trustee,
,1,,xo,x,.o>- . 402 9th street northwest.
OONCdNSON BROS.. Aucts,
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
sUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI rURE AT AUG

BUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNI EURE AT AUG
TON.
On MONDAY AORNING. OCTOBER NINTH.
1s2, Al ZEN O'CLOCK. shall sell 1t the residence of
sseRtenan declining hOuseke ping. No 433 81 ct
Corner OF northwest elegant collection OF Par
lDr and Cbanttr Furniture, &c, viz
Very cgant French Plate Mant-l Mirrors
superb Walnut larlor Suites uphols, ered in heavy
Corled Silks and Raw Silk.
Elss-snt Rockers upholstered in the finest manner.
Walnut Marble Top Tables. Turkish LOUNGES
Several Very Elegant Walnut Chamber Suites, finely
carved, with French Piate Mirrors.
Pour Very Clever oil Paintings.
line Hair and Spring Mattr Pillows and Boosters.
Administer and FHgliSh Bruss is CARPETS.
brussels Hall and Stair Carpet, Thre.-p.y Carpets
Very Handsome Wa nut Pillar XteIsion Table.
Walnut Plain Extension Dining bic
Walnut Leather Covered Dining Chairs.
Walnut NJ. l.. SidebOard.
Walnut SECRETARY and Bookcase.
Hal Set together with many other valuable and useful
art cies not necessary to mention
Parties desiring rstclass goods should not fail to at
tend this sale. such opportunity is seldom
offered House open for inspection early morning of
sale.
O2-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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FTNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE sKATING
RINK PROPERTY, AT THE CORNER OF NEW
YORK AVENUE AND STREET. WASHING
By virtue of deed of trust dated April Sd, a.,
AID 1877, and recorded in Liber No. $50 folio 253 "a
ct seq, OF the Land Records of the District of Co @
umbla and at request Of the party secured will sell
In, front OF the premises on SAIURDAY OCTOBER
Lots numbered thirty eight 1881 and thirty 81 in
hely's recorded subdivision of original Lot eighteen
QSl. in square numbered two hundred and fifty two
!252l. in Washington. DC, with the improvements
thereon, consisting of part of the Skating Rink.
Terms One third cash, (of which 500 must be paid
at sale and lance i'll three equal instruments at six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, secured by
Conveyancing at purchasers cost If terms not
complied with III FIVE days the Trustees the right
to resell five days notice at st of the defaung
purchaser MAHION ASHFORD rr.
o5-eO&ds w. g. GREEN. Aius'eoe'
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Cen. Pacific.
CheS & Ohio.

CRUELTY TO MULEs-Mr. John II. King, OF the
humane Society, charged George stafford ana
John Noonan, before the Police Court this morp-
ing, Win cruety 10 animals in working mules
with sores on their backs. A fine OF IS was i'm
posed In Stanord's case. The testimony OF ex-
perts In Noonan's case was 10 the effect that the
animal was spawned in both hind legs and he was
worth about one dollar His case was Continued
for expert evidence for the defense
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ThurloW weeds condition.
His IEead Severed from HI. BODY.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Oct 5.-Horace SpruaRce, O
smyrna, was struck by shifting engine while
crossing the track at Clayton this morning and in
stantly killed. his head being severed from his
body Mr Spruance was peach grower and aget
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Promotions i'm the Land office.

The following promotions were made In the land
ONCE to-day: Samuel w. Snow, N. c., from class 8
to 4; James I. Blrchard, Mich; Clarence Key, d.
C., and Albert G. Ryan. Ark, from class to 2;
Miss Jennie f. Payton, Va, from 81 900 TO class
Horace T. Clark, No, and Mrs. A. c. Starkey. Me-,
from $500 to class Miss Isabel Carter, Utah, and
Mrs Marie L. Mason, Ark, from 5000 20 81 900; Ed
ward ii. Minor, Pa, from $40 u $780, Miss Annie
Smith, Wis, from SGD TO 5000
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Agra
49TH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF TTTE
COMMONWEALTH DISEEI RI--EINN 90

II the clty OF Louisville. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5IST, 1882.
IEsst drawings occur monthly tSuujays exca1teil)
1er provisions % a. at Of tie General Assembly of
kentucky. -
III niteI States Circuit Court. on March g. rem
deIt al the following decision:
IlrstTl.a the Commonwealth distribution Com
IsEy LEGAL
Stt"ut-ItS drawings far.
IH.- company -l,s now On hand largo reserve fund
4v4i c'iEe- u1y he list OF prizes for th-
OI-InilELs III,
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TBE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The rcllowing are the opening ana closing prscea
a the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire 10 II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
Name. / o. c. Name. O. @
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CAt Genuine only~with tho fac smile os
targh l1ebl- ; Signature III BIue Ink across
ult Laoe-- uis caution is necessary. owing
TO various cheap and inferior Substitutes Lz,
INK II the market.
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LIEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
TO be had Of al Storekeepers Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the U,iteIi States
(NhCleSae only C.. David " CO.. 9 Zen
church avenue. London. England sp2I
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An IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE sALE.-Prof Aley-
ander Graham Bell has Just purchased through
MesSrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown the elegant residence
owned by Mrs. Jessie Willis Brodhead, fronting on
Rhode Island avenue and SCott's circle. The con-
sideration is a tr1fa less than one hundred thou
sand dollars. II is the intention OF Prof Bell ana
family TO take immediate possession.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF FINE FIRE NCH PLATE MIRRORS VERY
ssGP PEI 9 "A, HogsEHoLn FURNIIUREs, ELE-
Walnut cdMMo oossRE new RiN AND shcoS6
HaNP G ,II rTxIEN;IyE LiSE q DRY
0R AM 6Gsk
gA A. ny sal sT s SATURDAY. OCTOBER SEW
No postponement on account of weather. o5-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auchoneers.
SALE OF TrFA OF THE
Magnificent Chamber Suite. from Of the best man.
French PLATE Glass artisticany carved;
One Chamber Suite:
ParIor suite Upholstered IN raw silk:
Parior Suites upholstered in hair cloth;
Cottage Suites: Walnut xtension Tables;
Four french Plate Pier Ter and Mansel MIrrors:
Hall Tables; Brussels Ingram and other Carpets;
Msnt coas fl excellent running
one 5n ys5 Fsrsss SEf IN SEIZE COM
and At TEL EG X in front Of sales
room. we shall sell the Fine Furniture, Mirrors, Car
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
90 Auctoneers.
{ yHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
TWEES 4 AND | sTkEETs NokTH%EST;
TWEEN l. AND Nj SIREEIS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree passed in the of Cha. "a
Vs. Chase ct al, No 8, IA i'll Equity in the Su ssa
preme Court of the District of Columbia shall AA
on the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882, in front
OF the premises, offer for sale. at public auction, the
following real estate situated in the City of Washing
ton, ID. G., to wit: At HALF-PAoT FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ, the south part of lot nine (9) in square No.
tour hundred and tW enty six 426). which said part Of
lot fronts twenty t2O) feet 7th street and the
same depth with the depth of the said lot (66)
feet and eight (sl inches also that northe two and
nehalf t2 inches of lot ten 0). in square 426 adj
Joining said lot No g. and running south in line with
IN street On lot 10 two and aha nches thence west
with line parallel to the south line of lot g. being
strip of ground 2) two and ahalf inches wide front
Also, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, THE
SAME DAY. all that part of original lot G. in square
3il, and bounded follows. to wit Beginning at a
point the line of 18th street west 124 feet inches
south from the northwest angle of the square. and
thence running along said street due south 25 feet
thence due east 100 feet; thence due north 25 feet
thence due west 100 feet to the place of beginning
Terms: One-thrd cash. and balance in and two
years the day of SALE the notes # the purchaser
being given for the deferred payments bearing
centum snnum, and secured by deed of trust upon
the property sod, all cash at the option OF the
chaser deposit of $500 required the time
on each lot If the terms of sale complied with
within days the trustee the right
sell at the risk and costs of the defaung purchaser
ALI conyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
WILLIAM K. DUHAMEL.
$40 Louisiana avenue, Trustee.
JOHN SHERMAN CO., Real Estate Auctioneers,
92I street. o5-eo&ds