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1OHN SHERMAN Il CO.
e Real Estate Agents, 9T F street northwest

CHANCERY SALE OF THE CHURCH PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE THIRD BAPTIS COLOkED
CHURCH, SITUATED ON THE NOK THEAST
COKNER OF STREET NORTH AND FOURTH
By virtue of decree. passed the fourteenth assa
DAY OF ovelner. 1884, iii the consolidated causes an
OF Joseph Alexa der ct al, ALERT Boulder ct .I
A. No 1,O54, Equity Docket No g. and Albert Boulder
ct al vs. William A. Barnacln No 570I, Equity Docket
No H. In the supreme Court the District of CClum-
bia. l SHALL on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-NINTH
DAI OF NOVEMBER, 1854 at HALF-pAST FOUR
O'CLOCK H., in front OF the premises offer for sale
at public auction the following real estate sit
uated In the city OF Washington. d. c., to wit:
piece or parcel OF ground and part of lot 2 sub
division by the said Boulden in square five hundred
and twenty five 1921 and distinguished ON the plot
or plan OF the said city Of Washington, D. c. and re.
corded Ia Ltber j. A. s. No. 22S "a S. 6, of the
land records OF the county of Washington, D. c., and
So sub-d1vdcd by the said A. Boulder commencing for
the same at the southwest corner Of said lot No. 2;
to point: thence north sixtyfour e4j feet: thence
west 34) feet to 4th street thence south
beginning.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in equal in
stall ents In six and twelve months from the ay OF
SALE the notes OF the purchaser being given for the de-
ferred payments, bearing six per centum per anuun
and secured by deed of trust the property sold
all cash at the option Of the purchaser deposit 300
will be required at the time Of SALE II the of sale
not complied with within days trustee re-
the right to resell the risk the de-
fAutne purchaser All conveyancing the cost of the
purchaser. ". h. DUHAAiEI. Trustee
no15 eoAds AGO Louisiana avenue
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINZ LINEN The last AND THE IVES /.
VIA WASHINGTON
L =
DoCBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER


STEEL RAILS
toHED'Lsgs. II ISrI EFFEfT r suN SIA-, NOV 3D.
Leave Washington from station corner CT New JERSEY
sLsnCe and street
z, daily. e1cert Saturday. The 900 fast Lima
iet Express T. Chicago and PttsburE No extra fare
For Cincinna Louisville and St Los;is daily at o.
pm AMI 10 10 p m with through Coaches alace
Ior Pttsburg at . 90 am with Parlor Ear. and 40
p m daily ~ pm 10 Pltts6urx. Cleveland and De
q Oit with SleepiUg ears Iitt-lllIrg
Fer Toledo and Detroit via MonroeviIe 1o5 n n
Sally Ncelt ,atrIa{ With Sleeper for Toledo. via
Iss Bsi.lo rec on nH xst tf day.. 49, and
1000 g. H.: l2:lO 2lO. 2:sO. So 45O, AS minute
M. Is. A. 4:40. $50. 80 co. 40. 10000 IN
foTfoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Los p
For Annapolis, go m. and I2.loand 4.4op III: on
ts2 Nay s 6s s p and R,,o,.
1902 q on sundays: % n, and IS. 10 8 y
- n ana $50 p n, daily except SUNDAY. ! =
= L d1ily, except >unday. Tor prlncipaI stations
Gay, Tor Lexington Stanton and Valley branch,
W. a IA daily except Sunday ror Frederick. . :o5
q IN. $40 T. m daily except sunday.
1o hssefs'osn s.O5 ~ H. daily. except Sunday and
Trains arrive from III West daily GO 7c0a M $50
From Annapo!is, $50 a m and l.sO and s.. m:
from L xin2ton 2st5 ,. IN daily. except SUNDAY.
Prom fTedere4 and intermediate POINTS. s:25. a. n,
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington AZ 4 90 80
40 y. and iO:3o I2OO. y: Is = l. 90 > 6:sI
u 90 m Leo 40 5 so 80 3 and o "a = NJ 'A''
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
tor further information apply at the Baltimore and
sh-o TicAet O1hceW ashington Station and 1881
WI d taken Tor baggage 10 Be checked and Il
4. n Nc cL Il iis SIS N OFT. pa,urnor.
& NJ DRD. CSepI Passenger Agent
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PROPOSALS.
IT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE,

IT S. NAVY PAY OFFICE
u WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov 2sth 1884
Sealed Proposals in duplicate ron REGULAR dealers or
manufacturers only tndorsed Proposals E. and /"
viii be received az this office until NOON. FIRST DE-
CEMBER, 1884 for articles required follows. be
delivered at the NAVY Yard Washington d. C. within
thirty days fro date of award free Of expense to
the government. and subject the usual
and conditions, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
Resgisiton No Sc, Glass "a" Lumber: "Bo on Var
nish. T4low. &c; &c" Hardware &c Zach class TO be
awarded separately.
Schedules and blank forms for bids 20 be had at this
Office. and all Necessary Information at Navy Yard Pc
sPonsble security required bids for faithful per
fOrnance. the competency of the be Ger
tie to before Notary other public officer The right
reserved 10 reject ali bids and defects
THOS II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, u. g. N
n25-3t NAVY paw Agent
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fDtElB.

DONOVAN. On Sunday. November 2Si 1854. 1te.3
Pm, John eelossd hnsosna Of Mases and only sln
years
Dearest Johnnie thou hast LEFT us.
We thy loss mos, deeply f,-l.
But tits God that has bsrefi rs
He can all our sorrows hesi.
His funeral will take place on "Wednesday. Now,tns-
Warren street between 1t and Prospect strcts. Vest
KEPPLER On Tuesday. Nover,,tyer 2sth. lisa IiIY
M S.oy. kSdeaa n asr q her %
Peaceful sss6S.n &c e 5h 4; silent slumsbel.
Thou no more vim Join our number.
Thou NO more our SONG shall know.
Yet again We hope 20 meet thee
When the day IF life H. ned
Where sg no sars Sl,l I tear e s s thee
BY HfR AUNT
Funeral viii take place from Hr Ca-i..is resd,nce
rie va in ss s91.@ei[ - MsinisY II o.s
copyl
KIBBEY, Monday. November 2alss4 at 5:a5 pm,
ALEXANDER kIBBET aged 20 years. months and Il
Funeral from his late residence il0s sh street south
east ON Thursday November 27that hall ast 2,ci'r.
pm Friends and relatives invited attend p
LA ,a, on MGndsy; N2yenbr 2ith Iss4 a.
Friends and relatives Of the family are invites, o nj
tend the funeral on Wednesday. November 2stl lssi
at 10 80 o'clock M from has late rsdence a2s Mais
kcAULIFFE. On TUESDAY. November 18th. Iss4
a. M In the twenty third year Of his axe RICHARD
Relatives and friends Of the family arr respectfully
invited to attend lis funeral from tine Residence If his
brother IN law. Edward Townley. 2lOc street north
west, on Thursday, 18th instant Mt = pm. ,.
sCRlBER. On Monday. November Path, 1ssi "a :
o'clotE a. m- COLUMBUS &. SCRI BER afte. a long
and Painful illness, the beloved husband OF Cornra
Scriber.
Funeral from his lot residence No lc2o ia str..
northwest on Wednesday. NoV-nber 18th al O'Clock
p. m Friends of the family invited {, attend
sHoMO ON Monday, November p, 1894 at 8 D. IN
WILLIAM II SHONo. beloved husband " Kate q aI,a
eldest son OF John NJ and Catherine A Shonlo
Friends aud relatives INV tied % attend the funeral
from his late residence. No 307 street southeast IN
THURSDAY, November 9th, at u m.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UsyJIPROyED
PR0PERTY ON sIKhtT NORTH, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PR0PEETY ON sTKhtT NORTH, BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS EAST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated October 3Ist eRE
1852 and duly recorded in Liber 1891 folio 49, et%
Columbia and upon the request OF the party secured
thereby shall sell ct public auction. in front of the
Of No, NovEMBE I'D 1884. It FOUR O'CLOCK p n,
being in the city of Washington and being known and
on te GROUND plat plan Of said city lot
sion OF square numbered nine hundred and eighty.
seven tSS7O The said lot viii be offered subject such
amount Of which will be announced ut sale.
Terms Of sale One third of purchase money In cash
and the balance In equal instaments at six aud twelve
months for which purchasers notes vail Le taken bear
Ing SIX per cent interest from day of sale till paid and &c.
cured by deed OF trust the property sold all cash.
MT the purchasers choice deposit of S25 will be
ehasers cost II terms Of sale not complied with
the right to resell at risk and cost Of esarIting
nis ID LIE - fys dasf
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the Ralti more Nv.rk.,..

BALTIMORE. November 25.-virs1nis skies. consoli-
S2i new threes. 539. North Carolina sixes old. Los
bid to-day.
B s.L ;o NJ; November IS Cotton sssady-
southern steady and quiet western higher and active
No -a MsrylanS ssssss No western winter red
s ss January s2sss2k February sts asked Corn
xsstsrn 1sd spot 4s bid January
ssass western stsE white Ssass; do mixed slas2 Penn
easy. Sugar-sopper refined quiet, l151al2 Whisky
steady, ll6al l9 Other articles unchanged Fretghts
70 Liverpool Fer steamer Quiet-cotton. 3l6d. 6our.
Ia ais Cd; grain. 6e6hd. Receipts nour. 1881 bar
rea wheat AZ ,0O0 bushels Il 900 bushels: oats
1000 bushels; rye. 600 bushels. Shlpments-oorn
1900 bushels Sales-wheat. 328.000 bushels corn.
II. 900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. November 25-The sky IL overcas!
and light snow is falling On Change, at IL 30A
wnest was ka5.c. higher Corn 5sa5z higher. Oats
changed Pork l215al5c higher
u SHiCAao, Ii, November, 2s-Coslng- prices
s5y g; February. rs. bid: May So coFnNoven6sr
~; December g., nominal January. 343s bid: Feb
FSary ssA: May bid oatsNoSembss 25k BID
Pork-December 1895 nominal; January. SO; Feb
Euary. 1895 bid Lsrd-November. 7l3x; December
6123: January, 615 February, 6S2h; March, 30 bic
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DROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN rAGs.
METALLIC LABEL CASES.
AND CORD FASTENERS FOR MAIL BAGS.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. D. C., November, Is 1884.
separate Sealed Proposals win be eived at this Dc.
Partlnsnt until noon on the TWENTIETH DAY of
DkCEhBEt 1884. for furnishing. by contract in such
QUANTITIES and at such times may be ordered. during
one year from the first day Of January 1895 Printed
wooden Tags. Mail Bag Label Cases. and Mail Bag Cord
OF this Department.
Proposals must be accordance with the specifca-
tiofs anu forms which will be furnished appca-
eral
me cont racts which may he made will be in con.
Lorly 20 snch Specifications aud the accepted pro-
poss he right Is reserved however TO reject any or
ali Of the pyoposais
FRANK HATTON,
nIs-!awiw Postmaster General.
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District Government Affairs.
SUSPENSION OF PRIVATE FLAGS, BANNERS AND SIGNS
OVER THE STREETS PROHIBITED,

District Government Affairs.
SUSPENSION OF PRIVATE FLAGS, BANNERS AND SIGNS
OVER TIE STREETS PROHIBITED.
The Commissioners have issued the following
"Ordered, That che major OF police prohibit the OBJ
Structi0n or occupation OF any avenue, street. or
public alley by the suspension VI banners fiags
signs across the same by any private person for
any private purpose whatever, and he shall prose-
cute before the Judge OF the Police Court or the
District, any person SO violating existing law and
corporation ordinances"
THE TELEGRAPH POLES
The Commissioners. after the discussion OF the
telephone pole question yesterday. had a letter
In which they say that ''if they have assumed any
undue authority In this respect II is OF the highest
importance that the fact should be judicially de-
termined, and TO this end the method suggested by
the attorney for the District Is respectfully submit
ted for your consideration"
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
Lewis Sm1dt, repair brick dwelling 81 18th street:
$500. Pierce Shoemaker, erect q carpenter shop In
rear OF ITO street northwest; $500 w. w. bud.
Emily Naylor, erect small dwelling. 18th street.
between c and ID streets southeast; $50. F. King,
erect 8 three-StOry and basement dwelling 3lst
street, between and streets northwest; S, OO0
THE coGswELL FOUNTAIN.
Mr.. Michael A. MCGOWAN. the contractor and tenn
perance advocate, having offered to make at his
own cost the necessary alterations TO the Cocswel
fountain on Market Space To cause the required
now of water, the Commissioners have consented
that he do the work.
MISCELLANY.
The Commissioners to-day replied to Mes5rs
Rapley Kinsley, managers OF the National
Theater, that their application to stretch banner
for advertisement OF their establishment from the
National Theater to the reservation on the Avenue
cannot be granted
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THIS EVENING.

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH RREECH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH
CATHEDRAL CONC CIOChS; ROGERS Fine
SETS. CASTORs, FRUIT STANDS &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TO TEN TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
2EHELRfp r s GuIk HSn;roo TPEkA GkAssES,
BANJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER RAZOES, RE-
VOLvERS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction OF the owner, TO change business. will
sell, the premises. all the aboye stock OF J. T.
O'MEAI * co. i+7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, ID. G. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ.
1, real bargains may lie expected FOLEY, Auct.
y. B.-Tbe fixtures Will notbe sold as, at terInn-
alton of sale the store will be occupied by ]. u.
O'MEAHsA L Co. Manufacturers OF ROYAL GLUE"
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucrloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS On III STREET NORTHW EST BFTWEFN

IkusTEE's sALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON II STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue 81 deed of trust made July SOth 1879 a.,
and recorded IN IiOer No 800 folios 3s, ct seq s:
ton OF the party secnrsd win offer at public sale
DECEMBER 1884, at FOUR OCT OCK p NJ subdivi-
sions and In square 52s each lot having front on
street Of q Ala feet by depth Of 100 feet and i'm
House
Terms Of sale: 50 900 in cash. and the remainder in
equal payments of six and twelve months with interest
payable half yearly. Deposit $3.50 Ali conyeyancing
at cost of purchaser,
nlS-dts JOS C. q EENNFDy T,,,staa
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONAL.

Il properly treated bring constant strain upon the
nervous system. and In time undermine the general
health causing ritabity of temper and really unfit.
ting one Tor the requisite duties of life. DR.. WHITE
son remove Corps with perfect and treat Bunions
Diseased Nails &c. in manner made skillfu by proper
experience. Rooms lil6 Pennsyvan avenue WASH
lhgton and II y Eutaw street. Baltimore. nl2
NADAME PAYN (RFSIDENT) MANICURE AND
w CRGEON CH1ROPOD1ST-F Finger Nails beau IT,
ned Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured
Corns Bunlons Improving Nails and all Diseases OF the
Feet successfully treated Single trea ment either
hands Or feet 81 Course Tickets sixteen visits good
at ny Washington, Baltimore Richmond Offices 80
separate offices for Ladies and Gentlemen. Rooms s
and g. 945 pennsylvania avenue n4-6m
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
AVA LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies and Gen
streets northwest iell-76v,s
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TIE APPROPRIATION BILLS.

SIX BILLS REFERRED TO srs-coMMrrTEEs-rAlK
WITH MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ABouT THE
COMING ADMINISTRATION.
The House appropriations committee met to-day
10 prepare for the opening Of the session on Mon
day next. Messrs. Randall, Follett, Ellis, Town.
shend and Ryan were present, and Keifer. Forney
and Holman were represented by others Six bills,
the Post ONCE, Indian, consular and diplomatic,
military academy, army and navy, were placed
In the hands Of subcommittee, and one or more
are expected to be ready to report to the whole
committe on Monday. The committee
VIII 60 70 work IN earnest at
once once and have ;. everything cleared up so
session. Mr.. Randall Will have a conference
with the Secretary OF the Navy tomorrow with
relation to the appropriation for the navy for the
ensuing six months 1t Is likely that the old ap-
as twas last session. and the appropriation for the
new cruisers, over which the two houses came to
dead lock last session, viii be left for next term
MI. , Randall however, would not express
saying that he did not know YET what
would be done. He objects to talking
ene 2hsy Sf 5ns new 20
to speculatiOEs, but he was In an unusually cheer
ful mood. So were all the democratic members Of
the committee and, generally, they did not hest
tate to express their opinion. Mr.. Townshend sees
try ahead. He says that all talk about the Cabi-
net now. SO far as naming the men Is concerned is
premature speculatin Cleveland, he says VIII
select his Cabinet from all parts OF the country
and get the very best men he can for his advisors
There will be no interference and sQualbling on
the part OF factions, ana conservative policy will
result In good for not only the party the whole
country. These views were concurTOd In BY the
OtherS
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TT'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
IRE SHORT LINE TO TEE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule IN effect t~ttfsER II 1884
G10AM.-SE~ ORLEANS MAI. daily nag n, cha.
connections 10 all points South and SouthweS.
DAILY e1 eFt - nday. with Z. q. hallway Pull
nsn sieeiing Buffet carr ION New Y, rk and Wash
" 2SE2cgtOn anG Atlanta 20 New Orleans
Sic M-LOC ISSILI.E FAST LINE Dali, Via Char
,ottesylils 70 Cincinnati Louisville all Western
POINTS Pullman sieepiag cars Washington 70
Louisville
As1PN-SOUTEERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
&c all points South and Southwest va Darv.lle srd
GhsEislgSe Pullman SleeIJiag from Washing
ton va Dznville- Charlotte aud Atlanta to New
Orleans: also. from Washington via Charlotte aud
CoiUlnhiz - Augusta
Manassas Division Train eavs3 Washington 60 l
- NJ daily. except sunday.
Nsrfentoa rains leave washington At 2.1o A. Il aud
~s1o /. H. daily.
Ia, t0l Pennsyiysnx syenue Trains leave Ifcin T.
r. sEt;gsi.
d SLAUGHTER - MACDANIEL.
''eI- kzss. Agent Axenl
az Sol. HAAS. Tra:f.c Manages.
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Work AND WAoEA-The workmen In the pud-
ding department OF Shoenberger Co. g iron mills
Pittsburg, Pa, were noti1ed last night that work
In their department will be temporarily suspended
owing to the scarcity OF ordera-The Franktown
rolling mill, at PittSburg. which has been idle for
four months, resumed operations yesterday
The Shenandoah iron works, in Page county, Va
which suspended operations two weeks ago, have
opened up again, al difficulty rs to wages having
been arranged-The Dickson Manufacturing
company. In WiiIesbarre, Pa, have notified the
men Of ten per cent reduction, to 60 into effect
at the Whittenton mills. Taunton, Mass, quit work
yesterday morning, owing TO q cut-down or ten
per cent In their wages They returned 10 work
this morning for the rest OF the week, the mana
gers having promised restoration OF the old
priceS-The SandersoDv1lle cotton mills, the
Paul Wilton Manufacturing c0mpanys mills at
R0chdale and Riverdale, the Linwood mills, the
Exbridge cotton mills and the Whitngsvilie cotton
mills, all IN the BLACKSTONE valley. Mass, are shut
down for the week.
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Ex-Aldeman John McCiave, Of New York. was
yesterday made police commissioner In that city.
In place q Joel ". Mason.
One hundred Cuban emtgrants in Sc TnomAs an
louAoo thaif intonunA - 6vA0e Cuba.
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ANNExATfON SENTIMENT IN 81. JoHN.-At meet
ing OF the ST. John. n B.. board OF trade yesterday
TO discuss the proposed commercial treaty between
Spain and the United states several OF the speakers
said that the United States was overShadowfng
Canada everywhere, and that the sooner Canada
was annexed TO the United States the better.
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SSNCE WA l'ENVHS - ANU JkNkINS.
To-day, in the Equity Court, Judge Cox made a
decree OF divorce In the case OF Presley T. jenkins
against Frances C. jenkins, known 20 the variety
stage as FRANKIE Christy." The complainant is
the son of Admiral jenkins, OF the United States
navy, and some four years ago, while the defend
ant was employed on the stage OF the Theater
Comique, he became intimate With her. and. IL is
alleged that, while under the influence OF liquor,
he married her. This marriage was distastefui to
the family, and In a few weeks the defendant left
his house. Over TIVE years elapsed. and on August
18th last bill for dirorce framed on the ground
OF desertion, and the testimony OF Jake Budd and
Others as to the marriage having been taken by
Mr.. j. \. Oliver and the case submitted the decree
OF divorce was made to-day.
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TO.1yOR ROW.
THOMAs BOWLING, A1ctioneer

EMBRACIN,. COATSOyERCOATS, PANTS. CAR
MfDShs6ii MS Ss SotEMsER TWEEN
within auction rooms 11th street and Pei Ivanis
avenue the above stock. without regard tocost n2It
(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Y REAL Estate. LOCATED No. sO4 SEVEN
TENTH STREET NORIHWEsT, WASHING
TON; u. c., BEING OPPOS TIE THE RICHMOND
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the g.,
District Of Columbia passed in Equity cause No x:
1854. the undersigned Trustees in said cause, Will
offer for sale in front the premises at public auction
ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH
piece parcel of ground and premises situate lying
and being il the City Of Washington. District of Column
MA and known and designated on the plat plan OF
said City and District as Lot numbered twenty -four
t24) being subdivision OF part of original lot
bered Cd and part of original 1T numbered thirty
three 1897 in square number hundred and twenty
side of 18th sixty 900 feet from tna
southeast corner of sid square and running due
etysix tS6j feet thence due south thirty 800 feet
thence due east eighty 1850 feet, thence due north
thirty feet along west line of nth street west to
the place of beginning.
Terms of sale One third cash. balance in equal in
stainen in six go and twelve 2 months from day Of
SALE with interest at the rate of six (6 per
aIinTn from day of sale, and payment thereof be
secured by the promssory notes of the purchaser
purchasers: the whole purchase money he paid
$3.50 required at time OF sale Convey ancjnx &c at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale must be complied
with II ten DAYS after sale otherwise the trustees
serve the rsht 10 resell al cost Of deaung purchaser
newspaper published in Washington. d. &.
AMOS WEBSTER,
JOHN B. LARNER., Trustees
1914 street,l
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts nl4-dSlbs
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT 35x1n5 FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
LlRST AND THIRD AND AND Q STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust. date, November 1st
A d. 1888, and recorded in ber No lO88 olio 446 E9
ct seq one OF the land records for the District A
Coiuno1a and st the request Of the party secured
tnere1y will sell st Pu9e auction IL front Of the
at QUAkTER-PAST FOUR p NJ part Of lot No &c in
square 552 in Washington city in said District begin
nig at the southwest of said lot the public
alley and RUNNING thence east s. feet thence north los
feet thence west 80 feet thence south los feet to place
OF beginning together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale One-tnrd cash: and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months in equal payments TO be
secured by purchasers notes, rearing sig per cent
interest from day of SALE and deed Of trust on prop
erty sold $50 down day of sale. Conveyancing aud
recording at purchasers Terms sale to be COM
Piled with in six days from day of sale else trustee
reserves right to resell risk and cost OF purchaser
i'll default.
n2O-dtdbs WIN. F. HOFFMAN, Trustee