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CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RESI-.
.DENCE No lAF AIETTE SQUARE.
District OF Columbia. entered the 10Th day of ]
Anna Barnard ct a. plaintiffs and Jsie B. Bar
ia Fy,!SS -FOUR O'CLOCK A. THGRsDAY
city Of Washington and District Of Columbia M ene
to wit: Part OF Lots numbele ed one a. and
seven tl67) the designated on the public
described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the
t27) feet eight and half go inches northwary
from the southeast corner Of said squares thence
nns wesswsr Ps sra With the south line Of the
the east line of lot three CD thence with said line
northwardy about twenty (2S) feet to lot
eastwardly, and parallel with tie south line of the
square one hundred and six O6) 9 inches to
the east line Of said lot M thence with said east
point Of begnning: with all the ways rights alleys
subject to the right of way common with the
james Alden and TrowbriSs recorded In Tiber
A. s. No l6 folio $685. together with the improvements
consisting OF handsome substantially built and CON-
podious brick dwelling house. sixteen rooms
besides cellar attic pantry and bath rooms and front
ing % feet on the west side Of Lafayette square
o. SAFE Us prescribed by the decree one-third
able n one Two and three years, respectively, from
Gay o. sac WIN interest at six per cent per snnum
notes Of the purchaser all the purchase money may
DC P1ia "a CASH ~ option of the purchaser No decd
w Oe SsS ~ ans tne purchase money is paid in full
knocked down. and the Of sale must Be Complied
with WITHIN one week from the day Of sale prop
erty win be resod at the risk cost Of the defautg
chss ssss cost + RAsSP9LRa SoYLK Trustee,
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A Naval War College.

COMMODORE LUCE ASSIGNED AS PRESIDENT
The Secretary OF the Navy has issued general
order as folowS-"A college Is hereby established
for an advanced course of professional study for
naval officers, to be known as the naval war col
lege. 1t will be under the general supervision OF
the bureau Of navigation. The principal building
on Coasteys harbor island, Newport r. l., will be
assigned to its use and is hereby transferred with
the surrounding structures and the grounds imme-
d1ately adjacent to the custody and control OF the
bureau of navigation for that purpose
The college will be under the immediate
charge OF an of11car OF the navy, not below the
grade OF commander, to be known as the presi-
dent of the naval war college He will be assisted
by faculty. A course OF instruction embracing
the higher branches Of professional study viii be
arranged by board, consisting OF al
the members Of the faculty and includ-
ing the president OF the college, who Will be
the presiding of1cer OF the board. The board Will
have regular meetings at least once month, and
at such other times as the President may direct,
for the transaction OF business connected with the
college The proceedings Of the board will be re-
corded in journul. The course OF instruction
Will be open to all officers above the grade of naval
cadet. Commodore s. B. Luce has been assigned to
duty as president OF the college.
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DIED.

BLAKLY. Sunday, October IL, 1894. at 355 pm-
THOMAS NJ. BLAKLY, Of Q N. department. beloved
husband of Kate Blakiy lGaatin. Mo-. papers please
Funeral from residence corner Fourteenth and @
streets southwest. at $50 Wednesday, October 18TH
Mass at at st. Domins's church Friends of tbs
family respe :tfully invited
FUSS On October IL. 1884 MARY, r,lict Of the late
John A. Fuss In the ia year of her
streets southeast Monday the 18th instant at 20
y. Services at Christ T. T.. church, q street be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets southeast four oclo r.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend
PORTER On Monday. October 13 1884. at G 80 m.
SUSAN b.. beloved wife of Fitch j. Porter and dAueh
ter of the late Thos J. and Hannah &. Trplett.
Notice offuneral hereafter.
ROCRKE Departed this life, Saturday, October
1ltn, 1854. at fifteen min utes past ten o'clock
Mrs CATHERINE O ROURKE, widow u: the late John
Csstel Island. county Kerry. ireland.
Funeral from her late residence III 4 street south
west. Tuesday morning October l4th. at $50 am.
thence 10 ST Dominics church. where solemn requiem
mass will be offered up for tie repOse Vt her eoui
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend e
SCOTT. On October 18TH 1854. al 3 80 pm. FRAN
CES VIRGINIA SCOTT, widow Of the Late VT. Scott.
aged IS years.
May ehe rest in peace
Funeral from late residence ia street southeast
Tuesday. October L. at 3pm- Relatives and friends
respectfully invited TO attend.
SIPE ON October II 1884, at 8 O'Clock q m, HEZE-
KIAH SIPE. aged seyenty-nve years.
His funeral will take place frois the residence Of his
sol-in-law No. 1922 Sixteenth street northwest.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock a m Friends and relatives arc
invited to attend.
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RAILROADS.


TO THE S9kTH, WIsT ND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL Halls MAGSiF1ci 1T EQUIPMENE
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 18th, 1881.
rams leave WASHINGTON. from station, Of 9th
Tor Iitsbnrx and the West Chicago Limited Express
etF.lsce SlespnE cars at 10 daily; Fast Line,
sea L. tlay ia Cincinnati and 81 Louis with Sleep
Carlo st Louis; daily, except saturday: TO chicago.
irsss % p IN DAILY With Palace Car, to Pttiur
Aso connects daily for Chicago, with Sleeping Car
Ter tttsbuTg an The West. with Palace Sleeping Car
BALI MORT hS0 POTOMAC RAILROAD
Sod Erie CaIandaisua. Rochester. Butal9. NIAGARA.
H a 10 ko hs, s,I W WIN i ialas SFs
Tram leaving Washington or Saturday night VIII not
For wiiianlsport. Lock Haven arc ElmIra AT $40 a. H.
For NrS 1ors The East; Is and $50 NJ. II 90
m 2to Loo 1O.OU and II Is ON sunday. 4 90
o1 a9% aay t, ztep p1P s6a 81 Pullman
For tosten without change. 40 every weekday.
For B;94AIyn s. az through trains connect .. Jer
rect transfer 10 Fulton double Ierrias
scr 1fs, NJ i9rh elty % ON oo ~,
1000 and II Is p m. ON Sunday. : 90 GOO 1870 and
1lls Limited Express, $40 a, m. daily. except
For Baltimore. e.s5 us, s2o. $40 100 a m. 1905
200 400. AS, 40 600. 40. 10 10 and II. Is p
On sunday ~. Ito a. H.. 400. 600 '-4O 1000 and
Ftr Fope'z Creek Line. casa NJ and 44op. m. daily.
For Ahaspaiis ss5 m. 1905 and 44o p. m daily. er
ALtxASpK,A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
IND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Alexandria. go, ZOO 925, IL % and II IS a H.
2Uo 49,. 800, 625. S.U5 and IL 50 T. H. On Suniay
at 80. .. II CO III g O5 D. IN
For hinO Id and the south $50 and IL 05 m daily.
. and SUp /. IL daily. except Su day.
1Talne lease Ae1andrla for Washington o. so 1000.
~ ~ q M W. 800 5 g. $40. s05 and To- p
AID Il ~ midnight te1cept Monday ON Sunday AT
night
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast corner
q 18Th srfeet and Iennsy lyaa and the
Ton wher- ORDERS be left tor the chec king of Ls
sax 10 destination from hotels and residences
ShaS- r FJud- }. L. MOOD,
t"ne-aI Aailaecr. General Passenger AGENT
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TTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

BY CATALOGUE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SUPERIOR HAND
MADE CABINET FURNITURE. OIL PAINTINGS
AND ENGkANINGS, FRENCH PLATE sEANTtL
MIRRORS. ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS,
WHITE HAIR MATTRESSES. CHINA AND
GLASSWARE &c.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed i'll the the estate
Of Gilbert NJ Wight. deceased. the uners gued admin
1strator, will sell at public auction. THURSDAY
OCI ODER SIXTEENTH. 1854 at TEN O'CLOCK at
his late residence No 502 street northwest the entire
household effects: embracing in part
Two very valuable French Plate Mantel Mirrors in
Walnut anu Gilt IraInes:
Very Handsome Walnut and Gold Parlor Suite up
holstered in Purple Satin Danask. pieces.
Satin Da.nask Lanbrequins with Real Lace Curtains
Cornice and Shades;
Superb Walnut Marble Tables. Reception and other
Chairs:
Valuable OH Paintings tsevera rood examples by Poole)
A number of Valuable Steel Eneravn.ss;
Brass Sconce, Mantel Ornaments:
Moquet and nglisn Brussels Carpets;
Turkish and other Rugs:
Antlque Mahogany Secretaries;
Modern Writing Cabinets;
Lounges and Easy Chairs
Very Elegant Mallo2any Sidebnards:
Very handsome 1antel Mirror fl Mahogany Frame
Walnut Dining Cha rs, Carving Table (nade by Kirby
emma and glassware. Silver Plated Ware:
Very Hand -Onh Black Walnut Chamber Sets.
Sne Superbly Carved Walnut Betlstead cost $500:
White Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds;
One yery Large Eronzed Aquari IN;
one Maynard Rife with Mahogany Case:
Gentleman Saddle and Bride.
Kitchen Requisites, &c &c
, n; Bz1he majority of this furniture was made nv
tne late u NJ whit, which sufficient guarantees Of
Its supetior quality Terms cash. N
oc6-dts REGINALD FENDALL Administrator
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Dynamite ira Quebcc.

THE EXPLOSIONS AT THE PARLIAMENT BUIIpISGs
At O'Clock saturday afternoon an explosion
occurred at the new parliament buildings In
Quebec. destroying a portion Of the building
which has just been completed. The shock was
severe and was ielt all over the city. At3D IN.
another explosion occurred, but not 50 heavy as
the frst The building WAC - badly cracked that
X IS thought that n VIII be Necessary 10 rebuild
haI OF IL. There Il no doubt that the explosion
was caused by dynamite. The only persons IN
1ured Were Martel, a workman and Charicbuis. A
contractor, who were hurt 10y the living spllnterS
IL is not known whether IL IL the work of lrshnlrn
or dissatisfied French laborers. The dominion
government offers IL Gao 4 reward for the dis
CUyery OF the perpptratOr-
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A Clergyman and q Circus.
GOSSIP GROWING OUT OF MINISTER GOING TO

There has been a good deal Of talk in Easton
Nd, concerning the conduct OF the Rev. A. w
ughtbourne. the former pastor OF the NJ. E
church at that place, who resigned his charge and
went away three weeks ago 1t seems that some
time ago Mr.. ughtbOurne was severely criticised
by members OF his flock because he went TO a cir
GUS where, after looking over the menagerie, he
witnessed the ring performance. The matter was
laid before the presiding elder and resulted In Mr.
LghtbOurne's being highly offended. The matter
was, however, patched up, but he subsequently
authorizing him to preach IN the Wilmington con-
ference. he then went away, accompanied by his
sister and her husband, and also by young woman
who have since joined him in New York. Scandal,
which Is rife just now, has given voice to q great
deal OF gossip about Mr.. Lightbourne and another
clergyman, but, rs the stories are susceptible OF
satisfactory explanation, the majority OF the peo-
pie discredit them IL Is stated that Mr.. Light
pendent thinker, VIII enter Journalism IN New
York.
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Minister Morton,s Intentions.

he WILL RETURN To FRANCE IN NOVEMBER.
Minister Levi P. Morton arrived in Washington
Saturday. To-day he called at the State Depart
ment and had q conference with Acting Secretary
Adee regarding matters connected with his duties
as minister to France. In relation to his visit here
he said he would remain in Washington until
after the return OF the President, and would
have conference with him. He expressed
the intention Of remaining in this country until the
middle of November, although he would take no
active part in the election He was firm in the be-
lief, however, that the republicans will win. He
expects to return again to his post, and will re-
the Treasury portfolio he knows nothing, and said
II he WAS selected for It he had not been told of il
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA


PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
S without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Mers have not only the most perfect Mill con-
tanning as 1t does all the most improved Machinery
vented up to the present tme but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
we would simply state that large quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually Europe and
eaten at the principal Courts of the old world. We
that it is made from selected hard wheat
grown in Minnesota and Dakota 1t acknowledged
fac that in this Flour perfect separation of the glu.
nous particles of the wheat berry and thorough elin
nation OF all weak and starchy matter has
reached and is consequently NUTRITIOUS yield
ing more bread to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits that from it's bread qualities
it the cheapest well as the best for either family
or bakers use and unsurpassed by any Flour made
Every sack and every barrel warranted give entire
satisfaction.
S TIE RLING'S ST LOUIS FANCY.
One OF the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents ever
offered to the trade is une1ceed by any other Patent
except Ceres and will please the most exacting house.
keeper and satisfy the most fastidious epicure
T-EDGE.
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
E L A nee.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made by the cele-
brated Hungarian process It is very cheap and beau
nful Patent. within the reach Of all classes and we
guarantee will give satisfaction every one who Will
try it.
OLDEN HILL.
The old reliable stand by and the Standard family
Flour of theDistrict It equal quality to great many
high priced Patent Flours whilst can be bought for
considerable less money We defy competitors bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES, STERLING,
GlLT.EDGE. RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL, and we
feel assured that housekeeper who tries them
will never anything else. For sale by all grocers
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indiana
sel3 WIN. NJ GAIT & co
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
| TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE REAL ESTATE

lRES rs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. c.. BEING
PREMISES No. 1901 STREET NORTHWEST.
b. virtue OF deed of trust. dated the 18th day OF Ga
May A. 3D. 1875. and recorded i'll Liber 79l lOio y:a
4iJ OF the lana records for the District of Co. ~
uhia the subs riher. surviving Trustee under said
deed OF trust will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the TWENrY-SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ ,
all those certain Parts pieces OF land and premises
situate and being in the city Of Washington District
Columbia and known and distinguished lot one Cd
ard part of lot three 49, of Drurys recorded subdivision
OF quare one hundred and eighty five. the are
known and numbered on TIL ground plan of said CITY
the SAID Parts pieces Of land beng contained within
the following metes and BIO Unds commencing the
at the southeast said lot % said
square. AID running thence north hundred and
I0) teet. thence west fifty three (53J feet three 90
riches thence south one hundred and ten GIl) feet
and tence east fifty three $3.50 feet three t3 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 from day of sale the right of resen2 the
property at the risk and of the deaultn9 purchaser
Is reserved deposit OF $500 required st time of sale
J. y ADAMS,
T3-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucrloneers.
:USTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT. ON s
STREET.. BETWEEN DELANA ARE AVENUE AND
EIi,SE SIRE NDRTIiE

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON 6
STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND
FIRST STREE NORTHEAST
By virture of deed of trust duly recorded In fzen
Liber; No. s3l. folio rs ct one of the LAID EV
records for the District of COLUMBIA. will sell 49,
on FRIDAY, OCT OBER SEVENTEENTH, 1884 at FIVE
O'CLOCK +. NJ IN front Of the premises the following
real estate and pre,nises STUFFED and being the
city OF WaSlngton. District o. Columbia and know
ana DESIGNATED as lot numb ed Twenty-Nine
t23) i'll the subdivision, by William Williams. of
orEina lots numbered twelve l12l and thirteen 90
which subdivision is duly recorded in the surveyors
ONCE Ia sid city and district in X L. Hoxie folio (6s
on the 2end day OF October 1878. said lot aufferI
twenty Line CD containing TWO Thousand. two hundred
aud eie heen q 2loi square feet ether with all and
PRIVILEGES and appertenaEces to the belonging or
Ii anywl>e appertaning.
Terms: Cash deposit of 800 to be made on day Of
sale and terms to be complied with in days. other
wise the Trustee the right to resell at the risk
and cost OF the dcfaulting purchaser after days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished IN Washington, d. &. Conyeyancing. &c pur
chaser's cost. ELI b. ROGERS
ocS-GSdS Trustee
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A PRIME MERIDIAN ADOPTED.
Inc Controversy Settled To-day (
Favor of Greenwich.

Al meeting OF the International meridian con-
gress to-day Greenwich was adopted as the prime
meridian. Representatives OF France ana Brazil
did not vote. The representative 81 saa Domingo
voted against Greenwich. The congress Will prob
ably adjourn this afternoon sine die
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- TIL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BEIMtEN The EAST AND THE VEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNpT COITPJFP-

DoUBLE IkACk! JANNPT COUPLER
scHEDUIE II IFFEcT A SUNDAY. JUNE ,,rH
Is3t. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Lave WASHINGTON from station corner OF New Jersey
1.I clicas. Cincinnati Louisville AMI St Louis daily
at3o5 a H.. 1915 a IN. 1910 p m with Through
Coaches and Paace Sleeping Cars to above points
Sl;hoqt change, lOl5 IL Gaiiy to Chicago. except
For Iit,s1urs at $50 and $50 IT. daily; $40
For Ioisdo ana Detroit Vi. MonroeviIle lo15a. m
S&Iy, with Sleeper for Toledo. Via Leeng and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York a, $40 a m
daily. except SUNDAY. 3 y. IN and $40 T. IN and
!0ie p IL GAiiy with PaElor and slrepine Cars at
Fer BaltiD.ore week days 80 $40 90 s1o 900
minute trAlnJ 49, 6:5o t;5O 800 o:-0 9:40 I0:i0 y
Fer Baltimore on Sundays 60 500 $50 a IL. lbs.
1Sa SOU 440. $50 60 ';oo so. $50 and 1910
IorFoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad l0Is
1.r Annapolis. 60 m. and l2:l0and 4:40p m: on
-, sunday go a. M 4:sO p
1er way S's9ps ct lS SsshnFon ton and Batior.
leloP u "a SUNDAY $40 T. z. AID 5, 44o ana
d d n ana tar ~ ryi,lc ii cay t1crpt SundaJ A.
ss.ssy eEatea 80 n daily except sunday Tor
IeI Hsetrstown. lO:i5 H. and 5:35 p III daily except
Trans arrive from tie West daily 90 .:5oa It.. 225.
From View icTk and Philadelphia. 2.s5. sos H. daily
e2t T. IN dGily. except sunday.
Sunday. $3.50 q. IN 6-3, J. n
From Lexington. 2:15 IL Ozily except SUNDAY
kr,u Frederick and Intermediate Fonts. SIS a m
2l5. p and Si2 daily. except Sunday; ~
J. caily from Point of Rccks-
5rains leave BaIlimorr for Washington at 100 40
81 f.i5 7:JU SG0 gle aud lJ:SO IL. l2:l5. $50
800 20 SEQ .. sc 900 ana 1918 T. m On sun
Gays. 2ts. 80 7;i5 !So SO. gUU. n. l:sO 5.JQ
70 1.3U aud 800 L.
Lltrens from Washington stop ct Relay Staten ex-
esit4 40 D. IN.
che It'll aPgy s St the fs e ana
lSnnsyysnia corner l4th street where orders
S De t2Asn Tor baggage 10 lie checked and fecr.s
~ point III the city.
eIs & X IOI,fy ell Passenger Agent
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Col. stewart Relicxcd GO he Alive,

LoNpoN, October lS-Ihe guvernment Through
Col kitchener, has received news from pehl.eh.
Mhlcn III Correct proves That Col Stewart Is alive
The messenger, who returned To Col Ttche-,.r nj
NadN Haifa. Friday, says that the steamer that
ran upon the rocks at Wady GarGa. the crew ui
winch Were masSacred y Arabs,.wa commanded
ny NJ Nicola. The Greek consul II Il believed that
ii Col stewart had been on board the steamer he
would hive been In cnmm and
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MAR RfED.

BOwMAN-PATERSON. On Monday, October Is,
1884 the sdence of the brides mo her in TINS city
10y Rev. Byron Sunderland. ID ID. SAMUEL S. bow.
MAN to JANET W. PATERSON.
M0RAN-ELI0r. On Sunday. October IL. 1884, By
the Rev J. Is. Perry r. FRENCH MORAN and LEILA
r.. daughter of Wallace Eliot, esq. of TINS city. -
PARSONS-VOUSHr On Wednesday, September
"a 1884 the house of the brides mother Gheut Ia
by the Rev. Luther Peck. DIR NJ > PARSONS of Balti-
more. Md. to Miss CHARLOTTE hoUGHT. Of Client.
Pa
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
M MrNHHIGD pb Bf THEE HEEL THREEzsToRY AID
fOURIH RET EAST. BETWEEN b AND G
SIKkEIS SOUTH, BEING Nos. 10 2l4 AND 2l6
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Under and by virtue OF three deeds of tr11st tn -
me- dated respectively April IT, A. D. 1877 June Is :j
NV iS 5,,ir eId August 10 D. 1871 and respec
folio 36 and s65 folio 80. the Land Records of The
District OF and 10y the direction of tile party
secured thereby default having been made snail self
at public auction, IN front of the premises on TUES
Dai, the IMENII FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A D.
t st at fooK O'CLOCK NJ the following described
trlct OF Columbia to witt All that certain piece or
Gel OF iald anc premises known and described on the
ground plot or plan of said city original Lot num-
bre seven 90 in square numbered eight hundred and
nineteen (ei9j geter with the improvements reon
me housts Will be offered separately together. as
parties proposing to purchase may desire
lef1is OF sale; One-thlrd cash. of which 800 nust
DE P&id at time OF sale piece: residue at six
anu twelve months respectively secured by the notes
OF th purchaser bearing six per interest and deed
OF trust upon the property sod all cash at option of
Rnishaser All conyeyancing &c. purchasers cost
Inc iist IS reserved to resell defaiting purchasers
cost and risk If terms not complied with in seven
days from day of sale John COIJGHIJN
Oc9-dEiS 'rr,,stso
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VlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE
No. ADJ FIFTH STREET. OPPOSITE CITY HALL
mn

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE
Nc. ADJ FIFTH STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL
AND NEW PENSION OFFICE
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day
May, 1879 and duly recorded in Lber. No go folio s
365 ct seq OF the land records for the District Sn
of Columbia, and by direction of tine parties secured
thereby the undersigned trustees, will sell, MON
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAY Or OCTOBER. 1884 a.
described property Part of lot numbered T. square
east of sail lot and running thence west with
the south line of SAID lot to the line thereof ninety
three t93) feet and one-haf inch; thence north with
SAL line twenty five co feet six inches the
north line OF said lot; thence with said north line
tlirtyone CID feet inch and ahalf thence east to
the front line Of sad lot 2 feet two inches
Point twenty (5 feet six inches from the place o.
beginning: thence south with said front line to the
place of BEGINNING.
TERMS One third cash. the residue in two equal payf
ments. at six and twelve months. with interest at six
per cent per annuc until paid secured by deed of
trust on the property sold All conveyaciilg at pur-
chasers cost 500 dep sit required time If sale
Il. F. SNYDER. ! ,r.
oc7-11t THOMAS HYDE. { AFustees