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National Republican., 1883-11-08
NEW SUITS.

No. s7T3. Mary r. Kicker, ct al. vs.. John W.
Cohen for injunction, w. A. Coulter, solicitor
SER for account aud sale part lot II, square 3i5,
j. S. Fowler, solicitor.
National Republican., 1883-11-08
Weeks 81 Co.

AUCTIoNEERs.
$50 Louisiana av., opposite City Postofnce.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

nGHa HAY FEVER HAS TO GO IF KNIGHTS
~ medicines are taken. Coughlin. Druggist.
and Ninth street. sells them. seli-n
n~ao RUBBER BLANKETS, AIR PILLOWS,
KS9 sponge and ice bags, &c. also other rubber
goods. kept at Coughlns Temple Drug store sel7.tf
n>SSsD ALL THE NEW MEDICINES AND
k-xS remedies and all the old standard ones, can
be found ut Coughlin's Pharmacy, Il and Ninth
streets selT-tI
National Republican., 1883-11-08

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IM-
= PPRv2X{Ep vT{i BusINE ESS ySi, n P@R9PERTY 10 E AND
NokTHWEsr, No. 1901 SEVENTH STREET
NORTH WEST. CORNER N STREET, NO
gQ STREET, CORNER sGX1Hj NO. COS
H. IL STREET NORTH VEST NO. Cos II
STREET NORTHWEST. AND No. GT
STREET NORrHWESr, BELONGING TO
THE ESTATE OF TIE LATE DOUGLASS
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omco hours ssoa. m. 10 i.ao y. m.
rc9g~ P0sToFTIUE NOTICE

n-Sp5@ POsTOFFICE NOTICE
Letters for Europe need not be specially directed
FOR dispatch by any particular steamer in oraer TO
secure speedy delivery at destination, as all Trans
Atlantic malls forwarded by the astest vessels
available. .
Foreign mails for the week ending November 10 will
close at this office rs follows;
THURSDAY.-At 8 a. IN. for Europro, per steam.
ship Celtic, via Queenstown tlpters for Germany,
We, must be directed "per Celtc,G AZ 10 a. M ioT
Europe, per steamship Gellett, via Plymouth ana
Hamburg at 1850 p. m, for Cuba Porto Hico, anu
Mexico. per steamship CITY OF ALEXANDER VIA
SATURDAH.-At 10 a. m. for Central America, the
South Pacific ports, and the West Coast of exieo,
per steamship Colon, via Aspinwall; ~ lOa; m. for
scotland direct, per steamship Ethiopia wa
Glasgow CeterS must be directed per EthiopiaDi
az 10 a. m, for Europe, per steamship CITY OF
Chicago. via Queenstown Oeitcrs for Germany,
&c, must be directed per City Of Chcago"G at
II a. M. for Belgium direct, per steamship Rhyn-
land, via Antwerp; at II q. m. for Europe, per
steamship lthein, Via southampton and Bremen;
at 1880 y. IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico per steam.
snip Newport, via Havana.
SUNDAS.-At 100 p. m. for Honduras and Livings-
ton, per steamship Lucy L. Miller, via New
Orleans; ut 730 p m. for JruNilO and tuatan,
per steamship e. Il. Ward. Jr., via New Orleans
Malls tor China and Japan, per steamship city OF
Sl5 att D. m. Mails for Australia, New Zealand.
Sandwich aud FIJI Islands. per steamship City OF
sydney (via san Francisco) close here Novem'
Der s16 ut p.
'The schedule of closing OF Trans Pacific mails is
arranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
overland transit to San Francisco. Malls from the
east arriving time at San francisco the day Of
sailing of steamers dispatched thence the same
day. - -
HENRY q. PEARSON,
National Republican., 1883-11-08

- PENCElIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,, LINCOLN
- Hail Building, corner Ninth and ID streets Day
and night sessions, Complete In It's arrangements for
training sons and daughters and men and women for
usefulness aud honorable independence
Students received every month In the year. scholar
ship for year from date Of entrance day or night S5G
per quarter day, s0 night tl6 illustrated circulars
mailed ON application.
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice.PrinelpaL
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posrorr1cr. NEW York. Nov. ?. issa ''''D''''

hSy@ DR. HARTLEBEN, SUCCESSOR TO DIR.
bSS Carman, 1915 Fourteenth street northwest.
Fine Dentistry at reasonable rates (see Evening StarG
eighteen years experience my5tt
s~ses5fsa9 CONSTIPATION AND BILIOUSNESS
kSS9 banished ii Knights medicines are used.
sold at Coughlin's Temple Drug store. sell.n
n~Saye KNIGHTS MEDICINES CURES ASTH-
H@S Hundreds of testimonials can been at
Coughlin's drug store Masonic Temple. sel4H
n~11ys STARR PARSONS. d. u. s., 9TH & SITS.
~ NV. All branches of Dentistry performed.
JAS. e. FITCH. RoB'T G. Fox GEO. W. BROWN
m>Ssys FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
Established 1860,
onice, 1437 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Opposite U. S. Treasury
National Republican., 1883-11-08

All properties placed In our hands for sale in
serted. without charge in our Real Estate Adver-
tiser" (first issued in 1869.
Special attention given to the management of es-
tates and or properties belonging TO nonresldents
Also the renting of houses and collection of rents
at moderate rates. and without charge for paying
taxes, remltting rents, and attending to repairs. to
which personal attention is given.
Faithful attention given to the disposal, by lease
sale, of all property placed In our hands,
Loans on real estate security made with care, and
semi-nnnual interest collected and RENTED without
charge. ocl5
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
Against Ri,ualisn, i'm the Church.

THE p. E CHURCH CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS CON-
TINUED IRON THE FIRST EDITION.
y, PHIdApELfHIA, Pa, Oct l6.Ar James ~ Fisher,
Mnereas the potency and Progress Of the church
doctrine IN their primitive purity; and whereas,
~ Is commonly rumored and Charged TO be
{, true that certain ministers OF this church
communion herewith have, during long periods OF
time pats, introduced during the celebration of the
monies and practices not ordained or authorized in
the book OF common prayer, and setting forth or
symbozlng erroneous or doubtful doctrines,
ana also hold and teach publicly and ad-
visedly doctrines contrary to those held
by the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States OF America. and in violation OF
the canons OF the general convention: Therefore.
Resotued, That IL be referred to the committee on
tain and report to this house With all Convenient
speed as 10 the truth OF such charges and II they
shall be found TO be true then that the ecclesias
Cal authority or such diocese or dioceSeS within
whose Jurisdiction the same may have originated
be requested to inform this house why such minis
Ter, church or parish is permitted to remain in un-
questioned communion With this church, and why
such rumors and charges have not been investi-
gated, as the canons require, In order that such
further action may be taken as may be necessary
ana expetilent In the premises.
MI FISHER said that In presenting this resolution
as an humble representative Of this church, he
grow out of it. 1t is the stone OF that faith
that the Truine God is the only object of its
worship He characterized the practices he de-
nounced as idolatry, an abomnation In the sight
OF God These things are not done In obscure
corners, and the boast is made that the churches
which hold to these practices are Increasing In
strength at a ratio far In advance OF any others.
He called upon the houses of de- uties and the
bishops TO check the tendency to that which might
call down upon the church the displeasure OF her
God
Rev. DR.. Abercrombe, of California, moved to lay
the resolution on the table
The chair stated that he had understood there
was no objection to refer IL to the committee on the
state OF the church. 1t was SO referred.
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Name. 4 o. 4 c. n
The Markets.
DAT

BALTIMORE, Oct l6-Nirginia new ten-fo,ties. "a
new threes. 81 hid to-day "
BALTIMoRE, Oct 16.-Cot.on quiet-rniddlinp. l0L
Flour quiet without change. Wheat-southern steady
ana quiet western about steady southern red DIAL 10
90. amber, llall5; No. Maryland. l14ksl l5; No
western winter red, spot and Ostober L.al Ois!.
november l0'a .LOIs: December, l. log: Jan-
aIy Li2Sal IA, Cosn-Sgutheln firm aud qIli,f
western dtll; and nominal; southern white. 6,s67 !:
DO yellow. e3aS4; western mixed spot 5SLa5g Novep
Der 1a5s; year, 551gaoe: Oats quiet and steady
southern laSg western white 37as9; do nivea 3sr5e
Ftnnsyl Nania, 3dss9. Rye steady G3as5 Ray dali snd
easyIlne To choice Pennss anna and MARY
Batter quiet-westcTn Ia''ed. I1a2o; creamery asas
tess quiet. 22a23; Petroleum dull and nominal
relAesl, S13SS<. Coffes-Ro caTCoe4. or,iliaaIy b.
fair ioslall2 Sugar dullA soft ga COPPER refined
quiet 44at4s1 Whisky ste ady, lsal $50 Freighfs
toLiSerIooI steamer quiet gecipts-folir 1880
barrels wheat 0O0 bushels corIl 2oti b,s.ls eais
5000 bushels: rye. $40 bushels Shiprnerlts-yf.af
26 900 bushels. saies-wheat 2ooe0 bushels: corn
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FIGHT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND STUDENTS.
PRINCETON Nd, october ia serious row oc-
Cured last night at Princeton between the stu
listening to the singing OF a patent medicine ped
dler, when an egg was thrown and struck towns
man on the head. The students and citizens then
became engaged I'm a free fight, In which the
students were wOrsted. freshman named Nc
Laren was pursued, and into church for safety
He was there thrown down into pew and had his
cOllar-bone diSlOcated FINALLY, the students got
inside the campus and order was restored. The
students declare that they win renew the fight to
night
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VHF .OTTOr GAG ENGINE

fuyHE OTTO GAS ENGINE 40
i Requires boiler Avoids all expensive attendance
no loss Of tne. no hapdlnG Of fuel and no ashes -
LEV se.lne aeHis NJ zerpe@ hinfins
and Ruiine hachinery, Lama. h. De ms ez1iSs
runs with extzsne snspthnes a9d reEiexitg a spss
erSaf imt,lic q med = =, - =
pssasl3sss e e praos& 70. sppS 4 o4a q
10 HKERS. - TENiH sfRE(1 ,N0SFaH1sT
Nv Carpet l4gInG Felt, -Ghoensker's Anti-sQueak
49, s IA 8f.i.css tssas fassssz f'ses n4s5|s
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Murdered byTwO Bows.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 16-WinfielJ and George
Smith, brothers, aged respectively, 10 and Il. re-
siding at Columbia, called at the residence of
Henry Struck, In the borough. at O'Clock last
night, and when the latter made his appearance
Immediately attacked him with dirk knives. diSem-
boweng him, and inflicting injuries from which
Struck died early this morning There had been a
grlldge between the two families for a long time
and early In the evening the smiths and q younger
brother OF Struck had a quarrel. The murdererS
were arrested and lodged in the Lancaster Jail
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octl2-Ms
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON NEW HANIP.
SHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN III AND STREETS

By virtue Of decree OF the Suprene Court Of theHs
District OF Columbia passed In equity cause No 81: So
auction in front Of the premises. ON MONDAY OCTO
BEH TWENTY-SECOND next. at FOUR O'CLOCK p.
the west line Of New Hampshire avenue i feet from
erly with the western line of said avenue II feet then
westerly parallel with the north line Of said lot to the
rear line of said lot then northweseriy with the said
rear line to the Of that part said lot
sold BY Michael Murphy to John Murphy. then east
John MURPHY to New Hamrshire avenue, and begin
TERMS as prescribed by said decree: One fourth Of
the money cash balance in equal
day OF sale for which notes Of purchaser win be taken
and secured by deed OF trust on said property deposit
ITsysncins and rsconins VIII be at puTphasers cost
time of SALE the TRUSTEES the rieht resell at
risk aud cost Of defauting purchaser after five days.
nctlCe IN the Evening Star" newspaper.
oc9-dfs JAS. L. DAVIS, Trustee
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RAILROADS.

S kSkHzs #zzf KS HR9S sgEgHxrsr
STEEL kAh Il ErrE nAe ssna 81 is
TRAINS Leave Ave, WAsH1SGIoN: FROM STATION CORNER
Fer PttssasE az fs rs Sltsd
Pa'ee sRns as 1o n
e GinciHnat western EXPRESS 7so p H. daily With
s1taiiss TT Ca fs'RS sgs
sf sp as dsr f %sshnx
''n BA iiFfsf9 AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Capandaisua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara,
Washington to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
FG gs, MIliaest Lick Haven and Era a. $50
fs' sss ss5a 'pS q East 81 nj
1920 m. Limited Express of Pullman Parior Cars,
efe ehanse M every week day.
Fer s q sArsssh q sassa sstss
tss sst te a asea CT, street. avoiding double
fs and Ph5isdelpna S s,nssx 90 tS
@ Jig e s;ss aP Sunday nsSp H.
fs s ba tvs 1S a. 90 &c :nS 5os6
sunday 49, io s ~ y.'H S S 5d + and lo
For Pope's Creek Line $40 a. H. and 44o D. M. daily,
Fe erf anns siay q. m and daily xcont
RAILROAD
Fss 2s9 go and ID saas1
- $50 900, II 90 am, 500 pm
Fer Richmond aud the South 8:30end IL 100 M daily
and 500 pm daily. except Sunday. "
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON 90 90
and 1920 am; 1890 800. 327. $40 90 and g. 10 p.
10, and 1200 midnight. On Sunday Ut 90 and 10 :8
am. 200 and $40 pm
Tickets and Information, at the Office northeast corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue the sta
1on where orders he left for tine checking of bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences
J:R WOOD, General Passenger Agent
CHAS. II. PUGH. General Manager 5y9
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. BEING PREMISES NUAIBER
Hl0 CONGRESS t3lST, STREET. : :
By virtue OF deed of ASSIGNMENT to re dp}y re- -,
corded i'll Iiber 1854 folio 1885, ct seq one of the s3
land records OF the District of Columbia shall ~
SATURDAY SAT THE TWENTIETH DAY OF OGTo-
Bth, lsss at FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ, all that certain
piece of ground III Georgetown in said District ist}o.
nished az the north 50 feet Of Lots 81 and So 1by
depth OF 10 fee) in Beals addition thereto imfroye
by LARGE comfortable two-story house, with back
building Said real estate ia sold subject to "a deed Of
soeiaton Of the city OF Wsshingten recorded in Ier
be shown at sale. - -, "
Terms, cash deposit of 800 required at time of
sale CoIveysneinR &c. at purchasers cost Terms to
be complied with in seven days deposit forfeited
CtAAS. II. CRAGIN, JR., Assignee
Gl ~ street Invest
EB~ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE 7
viii also Offer the ground lying north Of ana siOffia
the above piece having front Of ~ feet by an average
depth OF 1l6 and y feet Terms made known at sale
CHAS II. CRAG1N in. -
octl2-dtS Attorney for owner.
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F3'HOMAS BOWLING. Anctioneer
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., KNOWN AS No. 1896

shall sell at public auction in front of the premises
on TUESDAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF OCTO-
BER 1888 ut FOUR NJ, that certain piece of ground,
i'll old Georgetown distinguished part of lot 20. in
square o. being the wescrnmost of the two warehouses
conveyed i'll deed duly recorded the land records
of said District, in Iiber w b. 1o7, fol 25 ct seq;
Terms: One-quarter cash. residue at six, twelve and
eighteen months six cent interest. secured by trust
upon the property sold. One hundred dollars deposit
required at time of sale. Conyeyancng at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in seven days, or
deposit forfeited. CHAS. II. .CRAGIN JR.,
32l AZ street northwest,
o15-T Attorney for owner
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VHHOAlAS BOWLING, Auctioreer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN HE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Sd day oflsa
5s6, OF the land records of the District of Con-a
b ana at the request Of the parties thereby secured
VIII sell at public auction in front of each of the prem
ses hereinafter described the following real estate to
On THURSDAY, THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. d. 1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ, ali those pieces or parcels Of ground known
lots three four i've and SIX, in G. Adams subdivision
street between 10th and 18th streets northwest.
On FRIDAY. the TWENTY sixth DAY OF OCTO-
BEN AID. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all thosa
eces OF ground known as Lots One Two, Three Eleven
Twelve and Thirteen in square thousand and txen
ty-tree QQa situated South and and l3th
street east. known as NJ H. Hemers slaughter House
i prDp
erty in said Square 1G23 will sell all those
pieces Of ground known the east thirty feet
inches OF lot twenty and the thirteen feet and
seven inches of lot twenty three by the depth Of said
lots IN square oe Thousand and situated
sorth street between 18th and 14h streets east I'm
Proved by small frame dwelling houses OF five rooms
each.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money cash
and the basHce In six twelve and eighteen months with
interest at six cent from day Of SALE for which the
purchaser or purchasers shall give their promissury
sold or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser par
cascr 800 TO be paid in cash each piece of property
at the time of sale All convey aIcig and recording
purchaser or purchasers cost Terms of sale to be
property will be rsod at the risk and cost Of default
m. purchaser or purchasers after FIVE days notice in
The Evening Star.
,5 a'i!;s f 81 t2i,sIa'' avenue: Trustees.
o15-dtS 5{fS 10Th street northv,st }
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A Iniehwayman Sentenced.

HUNTERS POINT. NJ. Y, Oct 16-GeOrge StillYag.
Oner, of Green Point, who was convicted on Friday
last OF highway robbery and assaultfng Officer
Stewart and LOrenZ Meyer, OF New York, on Rock
away Beach train. September 10th, was sentenced,
to-day, to twelve years and six months in the state
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Shot by His Son.in-Layv.

DEXTER Me-. Oct 16.-WillaTd c. Bray, OF Gar
land. was shot in the abdomen on Monday evening
by a son-in-aw named Decker. Words arose be-
tween them, and Bray advanced toward Decker,
when the latter drew pistol and fired. The ball
glanced, coming out OF the back near the spine
Bray may recover.
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= Sentenced to He Hanged.

NEWARK, n j., Oct. 16.-Judge Depue this morn
ing denied the motion for trial i'm the case of
John Chisholm. convicted OF wife murder, and
fenced him to be hanged November 22d. Chisholm
heard the sentence unmOyed.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON

BETWEEN
DOUBLE T Eba f s&kA1s49tsNN$SHES }S COUPLER,
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY May 18th 1888
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis
Thush p Palace sep 1G,o Cars To- a S5t1
points without change; l0l5 daily to Chicago
For Pst.ssarE II $50 a. m and $40 p. m. daily: $40
nm I'm to Pttsbrf Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
fSE s Tol sf p ss1 ps 9 0a Monr0eve 1os
$ss, rs saS = &
fss HsEs E Ssss SaS: s &C. 49, s4s s
f ss1 44 osnssaiSss Ms '00' am 1s
For Annapolis GAO a1n 12:lo and 4:4O; on Sunday,
For Wy Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
& sads s as 4t es sa saSds1 for
rick $50 AIN. 1915 AIN. and 4:45 pm. daily except
For Haserstown, 1o:ls am daily except Sunday, 545
Trains arrive from the West daily. 500 7s5 am, 225
From New York. and Philadelphia, 255, $50 am, daily,
From Anns as1K eH s4a Sunday s i Sunday
From @ sssfs ss sssa4 ss
s 1o 49, sa and sS s 91 daily snfsp
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 40, e4o
a:l2 100 $40 and 10 80 m rs. $50 4, 4:4O s.
s15 S? 80 ona LIZ 9 70 on s ssaaS o and 4as
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket ofiice-Washington Station GIG and 1851
win be taken for baggage to be checked and received at
"0 T. P Il. ch Il NE SIS NJ of T. Baltimore
lily IL y. n. LORD, GCn'l Passenger Agent.
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(HtANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
u PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PAR
DE IEE CITY IN SAIIARE

(HIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
y PROPERTY IN THE NORTHEASTERN PART
OF THE CITY, IN SQUARE sos.
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding Special Term in s{S
Equity in cause number 387 Equity Docket 20 AsA
n1h Long ct Al are DEFENDANTS which decree, was
SATURDAY, OCTOBER the TWENTY-sEVENTH.' j. D.
l8s eo.nmsncne at the hour of ~ NJ III front OF the
premises offer at public SALE lots six (6 and ten O) in
sare eight hundred and eight in the City of Washing
ton District of Columbia; lot 10 being improved by
northeast corner Of ith and H streets northeast
Terms OF sale prescribed by said Decree are: One
months IN equal iayinents the purchaser purchasers
from date of sale, and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property purchased All conveyancing ut
the cost OF the purchaser purchasers. deposit of
one hundred dollars ($1GO) each lot must be made
when the property Is knocked down
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee
No. 2, Columbia Law Building
WILLIAM HENRY DENNIS. Trustee "
No SIS 18th street northwest. .,
WEEKS L CO.. Auetioneeers oil -eod
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMpROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA. NEAR PINEY BRANCH BRIDGE
EUIrRTEE NTH RTREEr ROAD

BY virtue of deed of trust dated November 10 S4%
1874 and recorded In Iiher No. 1885, folio ga OF they've
land records OF the District of Columbia and at A
written request of tine parties secured thereby the
nidersipnt will SELL at public auction to the highest
T ~, SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1888. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. ell that certain piece parcel of land
and premises situate in the county of Washington. Dis
triet of Columbus and known and distinguished part
OF Lot three 3l. III the division Of William Holmeads
estate. containing % aG5 square feet,
Terms OF sale: Onehrd cash. balance in six twelve
and eighteen months. purchaser giving notes in three
equal amounts bearing interest ut the rate of six per
cent Per annn, and secured by decd Of trust prop
erty sold If terms of sale are not complied with in
seven days the property viii be resoid at risk and cost Of
dcaltng purchaser DEPOSIT of $50 will be required
at time Of sale. CHARLES I. DAVIS, rr,stees
ol6-18, 70, % 24&26 PHILIP L. I.ARNkR, Afos'ees'
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TyHOS. J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctionser
TRUSTEE SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
o oS1G sIRkkF HET Eve Third AND FOUR-

IN ~ o. AkI. OE g DEA4RA aGE kESaUENIE,
.ND-A-H1LF STREETS NoRTHiWEsf. wv - :.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded among thels
land records OF the District OF Columbia la Hber
No. ss7, fslio 3A Twill offer for sale. ct pulls
f NV b. N aTpnf e The pFeTpisss e1 1Vk
At at. hA a. Z 2. foGK o'cfocK Z. &, rs ss
fronting feet inches on street north and rWn.a
hssk With thHt width ls9 fsst 70 foe{ ala aud ,
proved ~ brick dwelling mo S6 street.
norfhwest containing II rooms and bfiek stable
Tenss 0qe-thila OF purchase money inssak; Balance
per cent isssresS to b secured BY The purs6sss nn1es
s ca ssa {. M@s' * d dee 81 ss 8
S e a. coassys1eisE and sseorinH 8
the profcs4y vil be re-soa q ~ rk ad eu01 @ d.
fantting pur0haeer. after nye fay8 neftee -.Et -s
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF HANDSOME STONE FRONT
BRICK RESIDENCE KNOWN As NUMBER IIl1
kSTREEI S0KTHMEST, WITH BRICK STABLE

AND CARRIAGE HOUSE ON REAR OF LOT
1871 and recorded in Libtr No S55 folio Il3 of the Esq
land reeors Of the District 81 Columbia and at the
the Premises, ON MEpNESDAf, OCTOBER TWENTY
FOURTH, at fOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK p M Lot
numbered two hundrel and seventeen c2I7), as re-
corded in the Surveyors Office Of the District Of CO.
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