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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-20

uNHE GREAT
III PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

iih "Hf-A pprNNcv1y.Nr, poI-Tr
TO THE N6KTH.. WisT And sourHwEsr.
STEEL RAILS MAGSiFICENT Equipment
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 18th. 1851
Trans leave NasIngton from station, corner OF 9th
Tor Pittsbury and the West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Palace sleeping Cars at 40 m daily: Fast Line.
s4oa daily to Cincinnati and st. Louis with Sleep
Carte ST Louis. daily. except Saturday, to Chicago.
q car a A98 f = , ee cars y, %efefn ny
aso connects GaiIy for Cheas'o, with Sleeping Car
for P1,tsburg AMI the West, with Palace Sleeping
BA Ell! MORE % tN ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD
ASd Erie Canandalg'la Rochester. Bnfalo. NIAGARA.
Vy y M DAILY except satpray with falase Cars
Tram leaving Washington or Saturday night Will not
For Wiiiallsport. Lock Haven and Elm,ra 40 m
For New YORK ana The East. IS and $50 m. IL 90
a. m zoo 4Uo lOOu and III 10 D IN On Sunday. 400.
iS ana Ca o m pt,d anp ST55. OF Pullman
For boston without change 2t0 p IL every weekday.
For Brooklyn y 4. al through trains connect Jer
sey CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex attoring di-
1eI rhlladeiyhia, 7i5 $50 apd IL a H. AGO. 400, 600
rs Limited EXPRESS. $40 a. m. daily. except
For Baltimore. cas- us. $50. $40, 1lOO a. NJ L. 5.
zee, AGO. AS. 4 20 go. 40. 900 and II. 10
On Sunday. $40 Hoo a IN. 40. Co., 1.io. 100 and
For Pop*'s Creek Line. ss5a IN. and 44op. NJ daily.
For annapolis es5 M. 12o5 and 40 p m daily. ex-
sER hsb E
ROAD.
For Alexandria, go. 100 e25. Il o5 and lbs a m,
2O5 AS, AGO. 6-25 SOS and 1I.j5 p On SUNDAY
at 3 80, 25. II % a IL s % D. In
For Richmond aud the South. 80 and Los q m daily
- and 500 p. IL daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Ale xandra for ashingIon sos
lolos m LOO. 3o5 q. 80. 7.O5 and 10 40 p. IN,
and u 10 midnight Except Monday On Sunday at
500 aud III 10 7.05 aud 10 ~ p u. and l. 10
night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast corner
&: 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the sta
toD wherc orders be left for the checking of bag
Gase 10 destination from hotels and reside noes
CHAS- l. PUGH- j. K WOOD,
General Manage. General Passenger AGENT
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NHOMAs j. FISHER 4 CO.. Auctioneers
gNIMPRoVfD REAL ESTATE. ON FOUR.
s EKNTR NsaRaHHF FEHWHfH A ASP
1s35 lso oe lses AND 1910 FOURTEENTH STREET
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of thea
District of C1lumoa, entered on the 18th day Of :
Urs the United states s of A eanse se
and Henry W. Howgate al defendants the under
SUES 81 s1d the twenty x E f2TH
DAY OF OCTOBER. A D 1881. in front of the premises.
sell at public auction. all those parcels ground
in the city Of Washington known and described Lots
numbered respectively a. thirty five 3d.
Henry A Wizards recored subdivision of lots d L.
numbered two hundred and thirty (28 and Lots
Numbered two hundred and six (2o6 two hundred and
W. Howgates recorded subdivision Of part of square
numbered two hundred and six t206).
between and streets northwest lot IS being the
IS feet inches on 18th street by t depta Of 10
feet inches ON street. and being uuimproved.
Lots 81, 3d. IS and "a have frontage of Is each
street by depth Of 120feet inches and except
lot "a. are unimpoyetl
Lot "a is improved by two-story and mansard brick
dwelling of ten rooms with bath and other1noderr
provenlents-in good repair-known as No. 1887 18th
The lots in square No 200 lie the west side of 14th
street and 'front.' II as s each on at
street with depth Of 40 feet, and improved by
respectively numbers 1906 1903 and 14h street
northwest each containing rooms with bath and
other convenences, and in good repair
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree:
cash. and the balance in two equal instruments. at
shall give his their notes favor the trustee bear
on the premises sold or ali CASH at IT, purchasers
option. No deed parcel Of the property to
is paid deposit Of si00 on each unimproved lot and
Of 1900 oh house be made acceptance bids
be resold at risk and defaultng purchaser
All conveyancing at s pgrfhsfe pn t C9v,
oci6-d&ds O1hce OF U. 5. Attorney. City Hail.
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A Good Suggestion.

10 the Editor of The EVENING star:
would suggest. with reference 20 the violation
OF the law by the use OF street hose that If the time
for its use were changed there would be much less
trouble. Six O'Clock is too late at this season OF
the year Ii is dark before z, and besides I'm many
cases the servants who use them want 10 leave be.
Tore Z. Why not change the time 10 half-past 81
III would accommodate the public much better and
would not inJure any one,
Again, can see no sense In letting the water he
wasted at the public fountains all over the city
when IL Is so badly needed TO keep the grass plats
ana trees alive during this dry spell A short time
since an earnest appeal was made through THE
STAR 10 citizens TO water the trees In the streets In
order TO preserve them. Yet II attempt 10 do
IL. ana happen To attach the hose a few mlnuts.,
before Q, we are liable 10 be arrested and hauled va,
before the Police Court. There plenty parties
who pay little or no attention 10 the prescribed
hours, out use IL when they please and which. o
course, is all wrong. III the police as suggested by
Judge Smell, would exercise sorne Judgment. and
connne their attention TO such parties. no one
would have ground for complaint on that point.
CITIZEN.
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VNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
IRE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

Schedule In effect no Err L.. 1884
S-leA-M--NEN ORLEANS NAH. daily. max M close
connections 10 all points South and Southwest
Daily. ex ept Sunday, with Z. & o. Railway Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
Eston 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington ana Atlanta New Orleans
BIO P-M-IOUISyILLE FAST LINE. DAILY via Char
louisville 20 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
Joints. Pullman Sleeping cars Washiuston 20
Louisville
&c AtP.M--SOCTHERNM MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c ali points South and Southwest. via Danville ard
thaTl lie Pullman Sleeping cars from Washing
ton VIA Dan Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta To New
Orleans: also, nom Washington VIA Charlotte and
Columbia Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at 7:O0A
- Nj and 10 p NJ daily. excep. sunday
$40 T. NJ daily.
For tickets and Information inquire at Company.s Of
tCt. 6Ol Pennsylyana avenuo Trains leave from Is x
r. station.
II SLAUGHTER. y. NACDANIEL.
GIell Pass Agent A.,en.
au2 SOf. rAAS Traffic N.oas,.r
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND L
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated January 9. az
1874 and recorded in L.ber No. T39. folio 1913 et<sN
lunbia. will sell on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH 1884, at
FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ.
in front of the premises the following described real
situate in the city of Washington in the District
Columbia. known and designated subdivision lot
berd twentyfour (24 OF Van Riswicks subdivision of
square numbered four hundred and seventy-one aid
Terms One third cash; the residue in two equal
ents at six and twelve months with interest secured
by deed of trust the premises Conveyancing
OF purchaser deposit of $50 to be made at time OF
sale Terms Of sale to be complied with within
days ohe, wise the trustee the right to resell
cost of defaulting purchaser GEORGE W. CISSEL4
ocli-l0t Trustee.
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Mr.. FOrnn's Views About Ohio.
HE THINKS THE DEMOCRATS MAY CARRY THs STATE
4 NOVEMBER

IN NOVEMBER.
Representative Foran arrived at Wllards from
Cleveland, Ohio, this morning. lie says the demo-
cratic organization In the state is stl intact aud
they will prosecute the campaign with great yicor
"What are the chances or the democrats carry
ing the state In November asked The stan man
ave may carry the state As II stands now the
republicans are minority party. upon a very
large vote. They have plurality and not a ma
tority, and many republicans VIII not vote for
Blaine. The [. :. marshals will probably not Ia
allowed To override the state again. and The demo-
Gratis have good chance OF carrying the Novcm-
Der election. Al all events the light VIII
be hot one. There Will be nc
let up on our part. II we don't carry the state We
Will give the republicans all they want 10 DO Il
save It. and they can't transfer all their repeater
into Indiana Both parties are more or less eX.
hausted after the desperate fight We have had. Il
we can get the requisite funds think we have got
them, and we may get the electoral vote OF Ohio
even II We do not get the money we need
"How about McLean's action In CINCINNATI"
II think Mclean did all he could for the demo
Gratis No one could do much against the rabOle
the republicans had In control or the polls
"What DO you think VIII be the policy OF the
party now? To make the light general OF concea-
trate IL in New lork?p
"They VIII fight at all points think That Is.
they VIII take care OF Indiana. New Jersey COnnec.
ticut and Ohio, as well as New York They VIII
have 10 take care OF ONO 10 occupy the attention
OF the enemy"
Mr.. Foran viii be here until Tomorrow, then he
Will go Into Mr.. Posts district In Pennsy lyanl 10
speak.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE Track JANNEY COUPLER

UCCSLE TRACK JANNFY COUPLED
sTEEI FAILS,
Il. Z Ss1 rhIESE agNP s5r1 5TsE 18TH
Iesve Washington from staton, corner Of New Jersey
5,e I9e and siTes, 1,.x,. ~, {.
49, a M , 10 70 M 1910 p N with Through
without change; lo:l5 N daily to Chicago. except
Tor fitfsburr at 80 n and $40 p. m daily. 10
m to fIttsburz. Cleveland and Detroit. withsieep-
For Toledo and Detroit via MonrceviIle loI5a. NJ
dsy with Sleeper io> Toledo. Via Wheeling aid Lake
Trains Tor Phiade'rhis and New York at $40 a m
ie as daily i % TsiOr and dns se ssD a, a az
IoE baltimore On week lays s. 80 40 90 $40 300
ninut. tran.j 4:41 3d. 80 'Ou $40 $40 l0i0p.
IoT Baltimore on Sundays 30 500. 500 a. H. 12a
~ S00. 44o. $50 ESQ., o. $50 $40 and l0:l0p
1eIPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lo:15 L
1.r Annapolis. Gao a m. ard L. 10 and 4:4on m on
1eT Way stations between washington and Baltimore
To- 20 200 o MA l2 i r m $50 20 go and
:.@ n -, tOr "a, stations On MeiEOpoii,aI. branch
10 p Sn "a 9 80, p al DAILY except SHnda 445
ranch s3Oa daily for Lexington. siau6n and
Frederiek; $50 lo:is H. 4:i5 TN daily e Gl
Ief HaTersiown. -o.i5a L. and 5:s5 p m. daily except
7rs.ns arrive rom the West daily 10 7.soa H. 2:aa
xron New fcFA aEe PhladelPhia. c.ss s:soa NJ daily
From Annapolis. $50 and 1s0 and 6:s1 D. M :;
From is1insfo 2iS sG p m Iay ercep, Sunday.
frOnl Fresericx and intermediate points s25 a m .
2I5 T. m, and SIP D. daily. except Sunday ST
J. daily from Point of Rocks
1rsins leave Baltimore for Washington st 200 40
50 7.l5 $50 800 3 10 and 10 80 a. m l2:l5 2 sd
go 90 500 6:25. 80. 900 and 1915 =. sun
Gays. 800, IT'S, $40. 800. u ~. loU 5:yu
Is T.3U and 800 y.
Abrams frorl asl1nxton stop Relay Station ex-
teit 80 r.
On further information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Oce-H ashingfon Station, 6l3 and 1851
avenue corner l4th street where orders
VII De taken Tor Luggage be checked and receiv ~
~ pom, III the city
" NJ CLEMEN1's NJ of T.. Baltimore.
.sl7 a X LORD (,enu Passenger Aycrk
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suppose the scroll work on the cover Is copy
rignted The profits so. SUPPOSE 10 Mr. spencer
anu somebody. Now. - To copy books, one would
entering the school would be a coty- book hut the
children have been told that they viii NOT have &c
get copy books until November. Meanwhile. Mr..
Spencer and MT. Wilson are getting up a new copy
book There's one thing that can he said. though
said the bookseller, land that that the children
OF Washington get their books cheaper than In any
other city ON account or the competition OF Tie
Dealers
Mr. r. CARTER BkffkSrySKs STATEMENT.
MT William Ballantyne went 10 Norfolk last Fri-
day, ana has not yet returned His soa. Mr.. X.
Carter Ballantyne, who Is a member OF the firm.
said TO STAR reporter: "My father Is away, and
mas no knowledge OF these publications don't
Know what course he Will pursue. but the entire
matter Is lie and arises IRON the jealousy OF
men In the trade We deal largely IN school books
Out We have no advantage over other dealers. Last
summer we inquired Of Mr. Wilson about he pro-
dealer could have obtained the same Information.
The statement that Mr. Rheem, ia answer 90 such
an inquiry. said that there We're 10 be no changes
Is denied 10y Mr.. Rheem. We knew nothing Of fha
change In the music books until the FRIDAY befor,
the schools opened, and We did not receive any q.
these books until after the opening OF the schools
IL was only 10y accident that we heard OF the
change. and then IL was not through MT. Wilson,
but through the publisher who happened 60 come
In our store. The other statements are equally in-
accurate. AID the publications made are not war.
ranted by The facts, 10 say nothing Of their nJus
tice-
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nUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID, G.. BEING

II THF CJTY oF W.SHITGTGGNH n = II M
PREMISES No. 1901 STREET SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated the 18th day of
May. A. ID 1875. aud recorded i'll Liber 79I .Oio Ia
4l9. of the lana records for the District of Co ~
nbia the subscriber surviving Trustee under said
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884. at -FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ g,
all those certain parts pieces of land and premises
situate and being in the city Of Washington District of
Columbia. and known and dstingushed lot one (l)
and part of lot three 49, Of Drurys recorded subdivision
of square hundred and eighty five, the
known and numbered on the ground plan of said city,
the said Iarts pieces of land being contained within
the following metes and DO unds commencing the
at the southeast corner Of said lot a. and said
square, and running thence north hundred and ten
01 feet thence west fifty three (53) feet three CD
inches. thence south one hundred and ulJ) feet
and thence cast (53 feet three Isl inches
BEGINNING together with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: he whole of the purchase money in
cash If terms of sale not complied with within
five 80 DAYS froL day Of sale the right of reseng the
at the Tsk and cost of the defauln
q ADAMS.
oc4-d&dS Surviving Trustee
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOTS ON
TWELFTH STREET FAST, BETWEEN c AND
STREETS NORTHEAST. AND ON D STREET,
BETWEEN TWRFTH AND THIRTEENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST, AND ON d STREET,
BfTWEEN THIRTEENTH STREET AND KEN
TUCkY AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded ins7ce
Lber No. 1850 fOlios 3d. ct seq, OF the landSJ$
records for the District of Columbia, will sell -
IN front of the respective premises. TUESDA Y
OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGHfH. 1884, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, all those certain pieces parcels of
land and premises situate and being in the city of WASH
ington. District of Columbia, and known and dis
tingrished on the ground plat plan said city as all
of original lots numbered nine eleven twelve ana the
north thity-sx feet eight inches by the depth or-
Ial lot numbered eight III square numbered one thou
sand and nine, and Immediately after all of lot mum
hered three, in square numbered ten hundred and
thirty, together with the buildings rights Easements
III any wise thereto appertainng.
Terms OF sale One cash: balance one and two
years notes to bear interest and to be by deed
or trust Oh the premises sold. all cash. option of
purchaser ConveSancn9. &C. at cost Of purchaser A
deposit OF $50 will be required each lot time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
the Trustees the right to resell at risk and
cost OF defanting purchaser or purchasers after
published in Washington ID. c.
THOMAS H. CALLAN,l ,r
ocl5-d ISAAC L. JOHNSON. trustees.
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DIED.

DIED.
DSRLEY r. this city ksfs9E.y 9csGssr Is 1854
and sa,l twenty sig days
s2i Missouri avenue northwest. to-marToW Guesisy
morning, at ten O'Clock Relatives and friends of the
Md. and Ripley. Tenn. papers please copyl
r HEtNMAM On SUNDAY the lsth Of october lss.
yited to attend the funeral from his daurhtes resi-
dence No 3l2 5th street northeast Tuesday, October
LEWIS On Monday morning, October 90 1884 IDA
LEWIS daughter Of g. W. and Catharine Lewis. IN the
Funeral viii take place from her late residence 1914
Fifth street northwest Tuesday. october a. 1854
LuNDY, On Saturday, October 18TH 1884, at 1o:55 D.
m. MARY B. wife of Emmor K Lundy, aged seventy
Funeral 3 "a Tuesday. October 2st from her la.
residence 3l3l street northwest Informant at Con-
M + on Saturday octobss ls 1854
Funeral from her late rssidenee at Mt Pleasant on
Tuesday. the 2lst instant at $50 p. m. No flowers.
r,ases waiting st r. speses undertaken No. s4eF
xs o G SSs s @ .a
ter Of tie late Dr. Brooks Of st Lsw.nce county NJ
ny os t " S snd meaer 81 ana and X
Hopkins University. Maryland
PICKETT 2: AZ his se.idence No 2lt2 pennsylvsnia
fcKETT Kensac SSs. assd Sss One
At 10 O'Clock m Tussday. October aisI Friends q
the family are invited TO attend
st SCHWARTZ ART On October 18th. 1884. JOSEPH
Funeral win take place from his late residence 70,
Services win be held 1t the chapel Oak Hi cemetery
oaeP @ ~ ssSEa; Ssssss a
Maria Thscker sged forty eyeArs.,
hs fune ~ O hs l ss. fsaspea a S 70
Jersey avenue northwest Tuesday siternoOn oc.o-
THOMPSON. On the 18th OF October. 1884 JOHN
ANDREW. youngest child Of samuel and Eliza fSomp.
son. aged two year. month and nineteen days
Relatives and friends .se invited to attend the funeral
Tuesday. 1t O'Clock p. m.
s Ct y sss ,Ss Ssoss!
year. eleven months and eight days
And the mother gave In tears and pain.
s, TIE sn aSw .Ss sae matt Ss did l0ys
Ia tbs nsids OF light sbove
Funeral from her parents 22o street north
s On ,Ss S; inssnf e attend o m
WILLIAMS In West Washington. d. c. on tho
sySs@inE e SATURDAY, oesOSsr y lsst JasES GLEN
williams. aged two months and ten d.ys
o% q Ne 500
vii ssis place from his ate resdsnoe corner 18th and
strsss northwest ON Tuesday next 2ist instant. q
me rsssivs and friends of the family are invAsdso
is .s IA LONG ana and
Re ,Fr ssss Nam IN june ns f fsI
ss.sd aa s a. r I S
war After h,s term Of enlistment had expired be was
where Dc vas coon Appointed 70 the saesssssnoe ~
nd fSs many ~. connscssa wsS Us Germ Isis
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF. VALUABLE UNIMpROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY NEAR TEN

SE e. 1hH PAaE saE 2a
BY virtue Sss deed aes Of trust dated 18th day
5s asS Of SS nd in absF No
the District of Columbia and by direction Of the party
m III 81 Il
pay OF OCTOBER a, D. 1884. at THREE O'CLOCK
piece and parcel situated and ynE al in ' the
csd ana knGmn
and ID, boandsa as follows Beginnng for the
deTrees w ash IS p aas sna
thsnse north ny deress east, 29o perchss; then
a acres Of s to THE
OF above lot then with the west line said
north 17S degrees east rs so perchs then south 81
desrses east e. perehes to county road then with
south 2! degrees west 80 Ierches to the northeast
nor III tn. Of saa %, nof & lot then with the
to the place of BEGINNING Containing acres
Terms: one:third cash. balance, n six and twelve
months nth with interest s and sesur By deed Of
Ss e. n, , = s s SEePSst Of 500 WIN
right resell the property at risk and cost Of the
,y J, P I Sf bzVis}} Trustees.
immediately thereafter by virtue OF deed of trust,
ba S Day Ap q q s sna dS
records of the District of Columbus and by direction OF
tAe PARTY the Undersigned trustees
viii sell the premises the following prop
ery All that piece and parcel Of land situated and
lying the county and District Aforesaid and known
as part OF " fletchals Chance" and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at the northwest ten. acre
lot No 2 held by the association. then with the
west line OF said lot and the original tract known
then south 67H degrees east 38 perches thence
I'm degrees west az perches thence north degrees
west SSA perches to the beginning containing aud laid
out for ten Of land
Terms One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed trust on
the property sold all cash. All conveyancing &c
purchasers cost DEPOSIT of 800 will tie required
time Of sale II terms are not complied with in ten
ery risk and cost Of the aultng or
chascrs.
o.a.a., Mp cAs ASST Trustees
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The Rival Railroads.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
President Garrett, OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, has answered the statements Of President
Roberts, Of the Pennsylvania road, in relation TO
the action Of the latter in notifying the Baltimore
and Ohio that the Pennsylvania would no longer
haul the cars of the former corporation between
New York and Baltimore President Garrett says,
In substance that the reason for this action on
the part OF the Pennsylvania road Is that It Is
Jealous of the new line which the Baltimore and
Ohio Is building from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
He accuses the Pennsylvania company OF having
placed obstacles in the way OF the Baltimore and
Ohio express company, although the latter pays
Adams express. He says the reason why the Bal
timore and Ohio Is building its new line to Phila-
delphia where IL viii unite with the Bound Brook
line is that owing 10 its experience with the Penn
sylvania road, It was resolved not to be In the
power OF that road any longer.
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TTVHOS J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneer4
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL h rio
HOUSES AND LOTS kNoWN AS Nos: aOo6 AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL. b G K
HOUSES AND LOTS. KNOWN AS Nos 1Oc6 AND
Zoos SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated February 11th -
1879. and duly recorded in Lber No. 9OS folio 60 ia
ct of the land records for the District of A
Columbia, shall sell WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, OCTOBER TWENTY-SECOND. 1884, ut HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises, Lots
numbered hundred and fifty fl56} and one hum
Sf somare nmberea oe 6nu ana sd y
d5o) in tho city =, of Washington District
the office of the surveyor of the District Of Columbia
ia liber H. c. at 1885, each of said lots having
each extending back of equal width with the front
(7{) feet less to alley ten l0
feet we together with the improvements consisting Of
two story basement and mansard roof bricS dwell
ing houses known as Nos zoos aud zoos 18th street.
which will be sold separately
Terms: One third in cash; the residue in six and
twelve months with interest aud secured by deed of
trust property deposit of $50 each lot will DO
required Ut time Of SALE C0nveyanccs at the coat Of
purchaser
ocl1sd CALDEkON CAnLiSLE,{ AfusseeA