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RAILROADS.
T,HE GREAT

Ty, IPdE1NHTNYsTLLysasNN1,sI ROUTE gdTruu,rs-
Dol I 8 JHh SSkTR w 81 DID sSEFH"Esr
STEEL FAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave WASHINGTON station. Of 9th
Tor Piiisbnrr and the West, Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping at g. 40 daily; Fast Line
ins Cars from Harrisbury 10 Cincinnat. aud Hote
Carte ST Louis; daily, except Saturday, to Chicago
press 74O p daily. with Palace Cars to Pttsburg
fsbSra to Shc a iCs Nal 1pre 10 % e daily
Tor Pttsb1TF the West with Palace Sleeping Car
Bali MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
fer Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester. buffalo. NIAGARA
1906 J. daily. except Saturday. with Palace Cars
Masni1-ston 10 Ros hester. and " hinson Buffaso
Tram leaving Washington or Saturday night Will not
For Wil.ianisport cck Haven ElmIra. $40 a
For Sey Or ana The Fas: Is and $50 a m. Il 90
IaIlor Cars. 4oa n. daily: except SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY 400 2 m -,
CITY Nth a az i BlSekyn anes az
rect transfer to Fulton street avoiding double ferriage
Tor fhiaGeiphia. 7i5 so and IL a. m 400 400, 6Oo
99e and IL 70 = m On sunday 400 800 lou and
For Baltimore. SIS: L15s $50: go, 1loo m. 2-O5
on 81 nday. 40 Ito H.. 4OO. 100. 740 1000 and
For Pope's Greek Line. casa and 44Op H. daily.
For Annapolis 635 A. H. 1205 and 440 2 H. daily ex-
ALEAANDhIA AND kAlLNAI.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Alexandria 630. 100 925. Il % and II 35 a. H.
205 AS. 500. 625. s.O5 and ll.35 y. On Sunlay
st630, D -. II. 10 : %
Fer Richmond arc the south and IL O5 a. m daily
and 500 II. daily. except Su oay-
Trains leave exandra for Washington o. 500 1000
1910 M; 90. sos 3.2a, $40, 7O5 and iU4O p NJ
and Il. 10 u dnlght iexcept Monday. On sunday 1t
500 and 10 10 q. I.u5 and lU.i0 y. and l.. l0
night
Tickets and information the Office northeast corner
Ct 18th street AMI IenEsy yana avenue and tn.
GCp whtre orders he lett Tor the checking Ot ba
sage to d. stlnatioI from hotels and residences
CHA>. T. fU0H. j. X. WOOD.
General "a General PASSENGER Agent.
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New YORK, october A.-The Post in its financial
article has the following gossip: Lake Shore was
exceptionally firm. The impression that some
party is trying to get control OF it increases and
though most people think it would be impossible
for the control 20 be acquired by any but VAN
derbilt interest, the suggestion has had an effect
on the price OF the stock, and even the Vanderbilt
following, who were most undoubtedly large
sellers Lake Shore last week. seem think bet
ter OF ii. On the other hand. Jersey Central, which
seems destined to be the subject OF a three-cor-
Pennsylvania and Mr.. Vanderbilt, had temporary
drop OF u per cent. The situation in the war on
passenger rates remains unchanged, and it re-
movement Initiated yesterday by part OF the
West Shore bondhOlderS TO compel Receiver Hous-
ton to change his war policy on rates. 1t is also
heroic remedy OF cutting westward passenger
rates to price that will insure such large loss
that any road that Is financially weak will be
obliged 10 Succumb.
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TNHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
BLTMEEN FIETEENTH AND SIXTEENTH

oIhEEIS NUHTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust dated theHes
I'D day OF ia uary, 1884 and duly recorded in IL @
Der No LOOT foiios s25 ct one OF the land a
Srds OF Msshngton COUNTY in the District of Column
ten ten % ssa. h4 y The THIRD DAY OF NOvEM
ises Lot in the recorded subdivision Of square iOl
together with the improvements.
Terms: One third CASH the residue In two eoual nav
ments at six aid twelve months with notes bearing
interest at sx per cent per annum until paid, aud
cured oy oeed o. trust All conveyancinS and record.
in 81 =. s cost One hundred dollar deposs
piled with In five days after the day of sale the trustees
reserve the right resell the property ct the rsk and
CHARLES y. FICKLINGl r~,,.....
oc22-10t JESSE Il WILSON 1rusteee.
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Yport, In the department OF the Seine Inferieure,
where the last outbreak VI Cholera In France has
occurred, is In bad sanitary condition.
The Canadian government viii place the sum Of
$4,000 in the estimates during the coming session
OF parliament TO detray the expense OF laying a
cable between Novla Scotia and Sable Island.
The two deaths in Madrid, Spain, yesterday,
which were supposed to have been caused by chol-
erd, prove to have been due to Inflammation OF the
bowels.
The first instalment OF this seasons Manitoba
Canada Pacific railway, reached Montreal to-day.
Lieut.. Gen. Ferrer0 Italian minister OF war, has
resigned, and Gen. Rcotu has been appointed TO
I'LL the place
A fire at Platte City, Neb., yesterday, destroyed
number OF stores and dwellings, causing loss OF
$4,000. Several families are lett destitute.
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MAR lklk.D.

LOw-BADEN. At Prospect Cottace G-1fE-rtowa
October %. lisa by Rev John Lindsey. ii. \.
A. MAURICE Low 20 ANNIE W BADEN
ST. JoHN-CHAPMAN. On THURSDAY, Ortaisr =
1884 at the residence of the brides par hts l.
street northwest 10y the Rev John l.. Eral J. J. -.
JOHN, of Georgetown, TO ALICE j. CHAPMAN dutl L.
ter Of Capt Samuel H. Chapman
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PLACED UNDER BONDS FOR FoReERY.-Frank
Patterson, the statfoner and theatrical manager Of
AsDury Park who was arrested several weeks ago
In Philadelphia upon charges Of having forged tile
signatures OF Judge Samuel T. HendTickson, Nm.
w. Conover, Criah White, and other well-knoNn
business men OF Monmouth county. was arraigned
at Freehold, y. j., yesterday. There are thirty
four Indictments against him He entered "A pF "A
OF not guilty In each case and gave bonds in the
sum OF So 200 10 appear for trial The notes mon-
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M OOk AT LOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FIRsT-CLAS> FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. $3.50
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and THURSDAIat $50 pm.
and SA III DAY at pm.
Steamer NOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50 y. m
Passage and rooms secured at and o. Ticket Office
14th Ienus ia avenue General Office 9TH
street wharf: Telephone call I3l-3
POTOMAC RIVE Err LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, Fare DC. seI6
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MISTAKEN FOR SQUIRREL AND SHoT.-Carl Sum.
Towanda. Pa. on Tuesday: on the same dav
Charles Benjamin went squirrel hunting In the
same woods At the latter was walking quietly
along he saw the branch OF a chestnut tree shake
and noticed something black move along 1t. He
fred at the spot. A loud shrek followed the re
port, and Carl Summers came tumbling to the
both his eyes put out.
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CHoLERA.-The U. S. consul at Genoa, in a dis
patch to the Department Of State, under date OF
September 30th, reports that the total number OF
deaths in that province from cholera from its first
outbreak to september oath was 6l7, and that the
proportion OF deaths to cases was IS per cent. Ex-
pertS. who have investigated the matter, report
dnat tne spread OF nv Inc N IN an parts OF the
U. 8. consul at Annoy, China, reports that the
cholera existed to considerable extent in that city
up to the 18th OF August but has since abated very
much.
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TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1AE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule in effect Err H. 1881
S10AN.-NEW ORLEANS NAH. daily max nr close
connections 10 all points South and Southwest
Daily, ept Sunday. with Z. & O. Railway. Pull
Nah Sleeping Buffet from New y. Pa and Wash
ington 10 Atlanta. Pulinl?I. sleeping from
Washington Atlanta New Orleans,
b:lo p.M-lOI1SSIIIE FAST line DAILY via Char
lott svlIle 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
ICints- Pullman Sleeping Washington
louisville
IltP M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
&c all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
& al IUlnan Sleeping from Washing
ton via Dan vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans: also. from Washington VII Charlotte and
Columbia ID Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves WASHINGTON go
Nj. and $40 =. III daily except sunday.
NsrrentOn trains leave Warrington 40 A. NJ and
$40 I. VI. daily.
Fer tickets Information inquire Companys Of
tSt tOl fenIsy wanna avenue lra;S T. &.
r station
n SLAUGHTER. J. MACDANIEL.
Gen. lass Agent AGENT
an sol. HAAS Traffic NalI,y.r
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PANIC IN A MONTREAL THRATRR.-The Royal
Theater Museum. a ten-cent show in Montreal, was
packed with an audience or 900 women and chill
dren yesterday. An alarm OF fire was raised, and
wild rush followed, In which two or three dozen
women and children were thrown to the floor and
bruised. That none were killed is regarded as
miracle
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EXPERTS WITH ROD AND RREL-ln the casting
contest at New York yesterday. between expert
anglers, h. w. Halves In the match for amon cast
Ing threw Ia feet or IS feet over the previous
cord In the heavy bass casting Mt John A. Roose-
yelt OF Poughkeepsie, threw sOs feet The previous
record was Isl feet.
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T,HoMAs J. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers.

SVEE Of E IHPe SS PdaR
1893 AHb isiS 5TSHE
NORTHWEST.
By yrtne Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
October A. P,i lsst in equity cause No 1919 -.
an, Henry W Howgate ct al defendants the under
sgned r4stse maud il said deere will at FOUR
DAY OF oGfoBER 1881. in i 'front.' Of the premses
sell at public auction all those several parcels ground
numbered respectively thirty four (34 thirty (35l
thirtyx 1861 thirty t3 and thirty eight 1885, of
in Fishers subdivision of original lots in square
numbered two hundred and thirty eight (23s) Lots
seven (2o, and two hundred and eight tO5 Of Henry
Howeate's recorded subdivision OF part Of square
numbered wo hundred and six (2G6).
The lots iii square No 3o lie on the east side Of 4th.
betTesn and streets mort lot 3s being at the
Of IL feet inches l4th street. by depth of 100
Lot 81 and 81 have Gs' ironage Of is feet each
4th street by depth Of 100 feet inches and except
Lot "a Is improved by story and mansard brick
dwelling Of ten rooms, with bath and other modern i'm
provenents-in good repair-known as No. 1887 l4th
The lots in square No 2Os lie on the west side OF 14t
north of street and front II feet inches each on 4th
street with depth Of 10 feet and improved by
respectively numbers 1906. 1903 and 1910 14tb street
northwest. each containing seven rooms with bath and
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree third
and two years for which the purchaser or p chasers
shall give his their notes in favor Of the trustee bear
on the p sold or at sy s
option. No deed to parcel of the property sold to
paid deposit OF siO0 on each unimproved lot and
Of 800 n no to be made acceptance of bids
may be resod risk and defauting purchaser
All eonvesancins At pprshase rs os5v ..o
ocl6d&ds Once OF u ). Attorney. City Hail.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UN1MpRovED PROPERTY IN aE

VALUABLE UNIMpROvED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, U. e. AT AUG ION
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TN NTY-EIGHT, an
1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, on the premises, I
will sell parts OF Lots 237, 238 and 239 in Bealrs-
Adtli ion to Georgetown fronting 4469 feet east
side of Congress Tor 3ist street. between West ~ AID
Stodd TT Q) Streets by average depTh OF l26 feet
Terms: Une-hrd cash; balance in one year with In
terest and secured by deed of trust on the property
ton of Georgetown and offers chance for invest
ment.
W. RILEY DEEBLE,
HpOl
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINdOMAS DOWLINt3, AuctlOneer.
TnUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROyED LOT ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed OF trust dated January 9 Qax
1874, anu recorded in L:ber No. 739 folio lO3 eteP&
seq one of the land records of the District of Co 49,
1uInbia. / will sell on
FRIDAY, OCTOB r TWENTY FOURTH 1884 at
FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ
in front Of the premises the owing described real e
tate situate in the city OF Washington District of
Columbia. known and designated subdivision
bered twenty -four t2 of Van Bswcks subdivision of
square numbered four hundred and seventy-one (47D
Terms: One third cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with int est secured
OF purchaser deposit of $50 to be made at time of
sale Terms of sale to be complied with within
cost of defauiting purchaser GEORGE W. CISSEL.
Oc14-lOt Trustee.
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District Government Affairs.

Mr.. j. B. Devan and some twelve Others, en-
ployes OF the parking commission, petition the
Commissioners for an Increase or pay.
Mr.. X. W. Lowrie calls attention OF the District
Commissioners to the manner in which the b. &
p. r. R. company has incommmoded travel at
Sheriff crossing, Sheriff road
Building Inspector EntwiSle has condemned the
wooden building In the rear OF 22l street north
west Thirty days is given to tear 1T down
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Persons suffering from the effects Of oyerworK
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DUMB TO HER FATHER UNTIL HER DRArH.-Ten
years ago, In pout, Miss Olivia Jenkins OF Gwy "A.
net county, Ga, refused to speak to her father.
Although living In the same house with him ever
since, she has never spoken TO him, acting AT the
table and elewhere like one dumb. She would not
speak 10 others even while he was within heasing.
she was frequently demonstrated with. but she
plained that In his presence she really dumn.
and could not by any effort use her tongue until he
went out OF sight She died On Tuesdag night VITA.
out OpeDing her linz him
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

TINS YEAR,s
CROP OF MY sAXoNY WOOL, GERMAN, HAND
KNITJACKETS.
Underwear, Gloves. Hosiery, Bicycle Stockings and
Gents Jerseys Sulpasses all former years excellence
OF qalty the prices about Is per cent lower than
last year.
Knit Jackets in 10 different coors. aud all Sizes from
boy ten years of age to man, weighing 275 pounds
Extra sleeves furnished for Jackets
c. AUERBACH,
Corner It'll and streets,
Next door to Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Leut John S. Abbott has been
ordered as recorder OF the naval board OF fnspec-
ton; Chief Engineer James Butterworth, ordered
to the Wabash; Passed Assistant Engineer Geo. W.
Hull has been detached from the Wabash and
placed on waiting orders
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TNHOS j. FISHER CO.. Real Estate AuctioneerS

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL B R I c K
q HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos 2OO6 AND
zoos SEVENTEENTH STREET NOR INVEST
BY virtue Of deed of trust. dated February l1th
1879, and duly recorded in Liber No. 90S folio 260 M
ct one OF the land records for the District Of
Columbia, shall sell On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND. 1884, at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the premises, Lots
numbered one hundred and fftysix u56) and one hun
dred and ifty-seven Q57). in "Boughton and Moores
subdivision Of square numbered hundred and fifty
I5oo in the city =. of Washington. District
the office Of the surveyor Of the District of Columbia
front of sixteen (l6) feet nth street west and
each extending back Of equal width with the front
seventyfOur CAD ct or less to alley ten (l0
feet WIDE together with the consisting of
two twostory basement and mans8rd roof brio dwell
ing houses known as Nos zoos and zoos 18th street
which will be sold separately
Terms: One third in cash; the residue, in six and
twelve months with interest and secured by deed Of
trust property deposit of $50 each lot will be
required at time Of sale Convey. the cost Of
purchaser.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, r.....
ocl1-d CALDEKON CAkLIsLE,5 Af"s'eea
eEABOvE SALE POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF
rain until WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
NINTH. 1884, at same hour and place
oc23- THOS. J. FISHER L. CO., Aucts.
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formulated with me ical remedies giving Il wonder
fully stimulating propertesi mv1goratn9 the vatA
forces without fsfiRuing the digestive orSansL
In TYPHOID, WILLOW and AALARIAL fcver u IN In
valuable giving strength 20 overcome thee maltrnane
diseases Highly recommended BY leadtng Physcians Of
Paris tonic for Couvalescents and Weak persona.
also Tor lung diseases. T. FOUGERA CO. Agents. NY
mySl-wks eoAo oA 49, oAoo0AsAA
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oc11-d
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoueer.

VYNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneec
HAN DSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No 5l9 THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SEC-Na
OSD, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the a3;:A
premises sh IL sell lot A, in johnson Hellens sA
corded subdivision # original lots Is, IA and Is in
square $685. aving front Of % fee, by depth of IS
Ieet improved by handsome ,three-story residence
with all the modern iInI rovements.
This is valuable property. and should command the
attention OF parties desiring comfortable home,
profitable investment
TermS Onethird cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments one and two years. with notes bearing interest
at SIX per cent per annun until paid and secured by
deed nf trust All conveyancing and recording at
chaserS cost O0 eIoSt required at the time Of sale
\. More liberal terms will be given the purchaser
If desired.
ocl5-dts THOS. DOWNING Auct
gg- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the rain until TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWEEN.
1i-ElGHTH, same hour and place oc23.dts
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Latest News by Cable To-day.


THE CHINESE TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
HANOI, october 24-The remainder OF the Chinese
troops before Chu have been withdrawn. The
Chlnese there have abandoned their entrench-
mentS
THE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, october 24-Prep3rat0nS tor mon
Ster demonstration in honor or MINI Jacobs and
WOeste, members OF the late cabinet, are being
made in Bruges. The formation OF a republican
Catholic committee is proposed.
THE FRENCH OPERATIONS IN MADAGASCAR.
LONDON, october 24.-LateSt adviceS from NADIA
gaScar state that IL Is believed to be late the
season for the French to march upon Antanana-
rive, the capital This will involve delay OF eight
months The sickness, among the French is III
creasing. In Difference TO the influence OF the mis-
SionarieS. the HOvas deserterS from The MalagaSSy
army are Shot, instead or being burned alive when
captured.
STRIKE AT GLASGOW.
GLASGOW, October A.-The rlveterS In the Clyde
ShipyardS struck this morning against the piece
work system. Their places were nlled with non
union men, but the strikers attacked the latter and
drove them away.
LIVERPOOL, october 2l-The Hungarian who was
arrested here the 18TH instant, he was dSem-
barking from the American line steamer Lord
Give, from Philadelphia, for having dynamite in
MS possession, was to-day released
A Steamer Burned.
NEW ORLEANS, october 24.-rhe steamboat Henry
Frank was burned to the waters edge last night,
near the Davis crevaSse. The boat and cargo are
total loss. No lives were lost.
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Prom the Charlotte On. CD Observer
TWO prominent district candidates. one n
democrat and one q republican, had an appoint
ment TO meet In joint discussion before the people
OF Gastonia yesterday, and the meeting was
duly advertised. Early yesterday morning both
speakers arrived In that town. hut saw no
signs OF ameeting They waited until In the after.
noon, ana stu nobody appeared There was not a
single countryman In town, the streets were de-
serted as usual, and there was even darkey on
hano Inc TWO candidates waited as long they
could stand H., then hired a horse and buggy aud
drove on 10 some other locality. IL isn't often that
the people tire OF politics, but they seem 10 have
had enough In GaStonia
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J. W. DYER Salesman. A"A'i '~'' N'' "a oc2i-;


BY virtue of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for Or
phans Court business will sell at public auction on
~ ESDAY. the TWESTY-ElGuIH DAY OF OC-
1OBEk. 1884 at NO. 600 Pennsylvania avenue NORTH
west commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. Nj. all the sto
in trade and merchandise and store fixtures belonging
to the estate OF the late Joseph L. Savage c)nssty
part Of Blacksmith FORCES, Hardware. Iron SAFE Show
Cases, &c. Also Horse, Wagon and harness.
Oc2}-At MM j. Miller Administrator.
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T,Hos J. FISHER CO. Real Estate Auctioneers
TkUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. ON NORTH d STREET, MAR THOMAS

TkUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. ON NORTH II STREET. NEAR THOMAS
CIRCLE.
By virtue Of a deed of trust. dated January 28th
1884 and duly recorded in Liber No. 065. folio I'll
135, ct seq, of the Land Records for the Dis ~
trict of Columbia, shall sell. MONDAY AFTER
NOON O.IOBER TMENTY-SEVENTH, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CI OCK, in front Of he premises. the
followi gdescrbed real estate situate in the city of
Washington, District Of Colu bis to wit Part of Lot
numbered thirteen tl3). in square numbered two hun
dred and fourteen GA. begnniny for the same on
street northwest thirty $3.50 feet six 6) inches
west Ut the northeast corner Of said and running
thence west thirty 33 feet six 60 pches to the
rthwest corner of said Lot; tn south one hun
dred and fifty Q5o) feet thence east eighteen {l8
feet Fix t6) ncies thence north forty 45) feet
thence east fifteen u5 feet thence north one hundred
and ten 1o) feet TO the place ef besnning together
with the improvements. consisting OF . small frame
house
Terms of sale: One third in cash. the residue In two
equal payments at six and twelve months with
and secured by deed of trust the property de-
posit OF 800 must be made at tho time Of sale the
terms Of sale complied with In full within ten
days after the sale the Trustees resell at risk and
expense OF the defaultng purchaser after hve days
notice in the Evening star" Conveyancing ut tue
BENJAMIN p SNYDER.l r-,..ss.
ocl4d&ds CLAUDIUS B. JEWELI.S