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PROGRAM TO BE FOLLOWED DURING THE WEEK
OF PRAYER.

PROGRAM TO BE FOLLOWED DURING THE WEEK
OF PRAYER.
Next Sunday the week of prayer TO be OBJ
served throughout the world by Young Mems
Christian associations will begin. During the
week meetings for young men only will be held
in the parlors Of the Young Mems Christian
association, on New York avenue, near 14th
street. The topics for discussion are follows:
Sunday, Nov. 8, $50 ANA sense OF weak
ness leads to prayer.-2 Chron., Xxx; 1-12 Matt,
Sunday, Nov 8, 4:3o-" What is your lifee"-
Jas, w.: Is, Ia; John, xviii: 8; 1 John, W: 10,
20.
Monday. Nov. 9, 8 p.m.-A life question an
swered.-John, vi: %, %, 1910.
Tuesday, Nov. 10, p.m.-A life without self
In it.-Matt., Xxx: %; Rom, Xv., IL.
wednesday, Nov. IL, p.m.-On the voyage
1921.
Thursday, Nov. II, 8 pm.-Life in earnest
Phil: I'LL: TIA; Co, ": Ii, Is.
Friday, Nov. 13, p.m.-The one aim OF a
true ife:-John, w.: 3l-34; viii: %.
Saturday, Nov. Ii, p.m.-How shall my life
here end?-Matt., Kill: 56-43.
These topics will be discussed by prominent
ciergymen and members OF the association.
The associations Of Maryland, West Virginia
ton at Martinsburg, w. Va, on the Doth inst.
The following delegates will represent the
Washington association: Il. H. Warner, John
B. Wight. l.. C. Williamson, s. Krumbine, f. D.
Case, McLain Brown, w. II. III. Smith, J. c.
Pratt, X. II. Richards, jr, +. b. Walker, T. A.
Harding. Robert Webb, j. p. Mcmillan, ]. =.
Barker.
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Opposed to Wine az the Altar.

W y =
CLOSE OF THE CONVENTION.
The last session of the twelfth annual conven-
ton of the National Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union was held In Philadelphia yeS-
terday. fraternal telegram from the Nc
mans Foreign Missionary society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, now In session at Evans
ton, Ill, was read. Another was received from
he secretary of the Prohibition STATE commit
tee of New York, thanking the union Tor the aid
given in the state, and imploring the delegates
to pray for its success in the election yesterday.
Mrs. Julia q. Wallace, of Indiana superinten-
there are twelve states in which women
given the right Of suffrage, and said that the
woman suffragists stood on no narrow Platform,
God has given TO all the right to rule Them
selves. The report was not discussed. Secre-
tary Woodbridge read a report showing the
progress of the work among Indian girls. A
resolution reported by the committee on plan
pass a law preventing United States officers
from collecting revenue from the liquor traffic
in the states where there are partial
total prohibitory laws. The committee on plan
of work also recommended that Congress be
memoralized in the interest OF universal suf-
frage.
A resolution, reported by the committee on
resolutions, was adopted: "That the use OF alco-
hoic wine In the Holy Communion furnishes
moral support to the liquor traffic, and il not,
In our judgment, proper type OF the blood OF
Christ, and we would earnestly recon end the
use OF the pure, unfermented Juice OF the grape
at the Lords able" The resolution as origi.
all that Is unclean from the Lords table," but
at the suggestion OF Mrs. Throupe, Of Iowa, who
thought this was not specific, the words sstuica
OF the grape" was substituted.
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n CLARENCE pUvALL, Auction eer.

cHAAEcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
lNGTON, EAST OF ROCK CREEK CHURCH,
AND ON WHICH FORT TOTTEN WAS FOR
MERLY SITUATED
~ virtue and In pursuance Of decree passed -
~ tTS caose OF James A. Thomas ct al aGt Arthur =
=. Inom ne ct al, being cause No. 0,565. Equity
CSnm6sa + Is trustee. on MONDAY, THE NINTH
YIN p pA,rro OF NOvEMBER, AID, 1885, at HALE
fAoI FOCh !43O) O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front OF the
ptemtSsees, VIII oner for sale. at public suction,
tne ion0wng described real estate, situate 10 the
situate on the north side Od road leading nom
fsocE SteeH Snurch to Badensburg and adjoining the
LANDS OF lcnolas Queen, CHI. Wiltberger and Thos
Hn4 on the south side from the wood
FOR ~ - same - sy the SAID road BssnnnS
piece g land and running 3 22i E 88 perches 70
snx 10 aUaA: tnence on line with said road to
0oun1en tree thence N. 1OA W.45 68 perches thence
"a y ~ perches TO stone thence E. IL perches;
,he nisSe RerSneE thence w IL perches; thence 70
two ~ sooos and twentytwo (22l perchss. more OF
iese Inc ssd real estate d improved BY small two
Terms Of sale; onethird os) ofthe purchase money
IN 4. So sSs ssy q. n al:
liz ~ 20 Dc secured by deed Of trust upon
s6e e rsse on az ~ Re-. cen,u The sum
ssi - g me time Of sale, and the purchaser
aays rom the Day Of sale, the trustee reserves the
rEns 20 re q the cost OF the deauIting purchases.
All conveyancing - the purchasef's cost.
ocson4xG7.s cHAeIE sR0WN, Tms:es:e
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From the Atlanta (Ga-l Constitution, Oct 50.
Yesterday afternoon a schoolgirl about four
teen years old, was crossing the railroad near
the freight depot OF the East Tennessee station.
Several switch engines were shifting cars back
and forth, but she thought she saw her way
clear. and was stepping briskly across the
tracks. When about half way across the iron
network she looked up and saw a train back ing
toward her and only a few feet distant. She
was in the center of the track on which a. was
moving. A step would have saved her. but the
danger seemed To paralyze her. She stood like
a statue and gaZed In mute terror at the carr.
which were almost upon her. A moment more
she would have gone down beneath the wheels.
Several gentlemen who were too far away 10
assist the girl saw her helpless condition and
thought that she would surely be killed. Fortu-
nately Mr.. 5. A. Stroud, Waterman of the
East Tennessee road, who was only few feet
from the girl, saw her condition. He bounded
like a deer TO her side at the peril of his own
life, and, seiZing her with the only arm he has,
drew her from in front OF the cars which
brushed her skirts she rescued. Her
hat fell on the track and was crushed by tho
wheels. The name OF the girl not i.scer-
tanned. She went home grateful and happy.
MIR. Stroud WAS a gallant confederate soldier,
and lost his arm In the service, but he never
did more heroic deed than that by which ne
saved the life OF this fair young creature yes.
tarday
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REDUCED FROM AFFLUENCE TO wANT-HIs
WIFE TRIES To HAVE HIM ARRESTED FOR
FAILING TO SUPPORT HER.
Mrs. James ID. Long, 2OS Willoughby street,
Brooklyn, for some time past has been trying
to have her husband arrested for non-support
of herself and nine children. After hearing
both sides Of what turns out to be q sad story
the justice to whom she applied refused her
request Mr.. Long was formerly United States
consul at Montevideo, South America, and had
been a well-to-do merchant, but through mis-
time, worked tor $3.50 per week, at the
Woven Wire Mattress company, I'm New York
city, but threw up the job. Mr.. Long said of
himself cat ID years of age left Baltimore for
MontevideO. There married and settled In
1866 was appointed consul there by President
Andrew johnson. and reappointed when his
term expired by Bancroft Davis, assistant sec
rotary OF state, which appointment came to me
through the State department. as there were
lively times in the Argentine republic lust then
always succeeded, and at one time 1 could
draw my check for some money. To-day I'm
practically q stranger In my native land with a
wife and nine children to feed, but fate is
against me. and being no longer q young man
1 cannot battle against 1t as used to. To make
matters worse my wife and children have turned
against me In my adversely. A short while ago
a syndicate ofSouth American capitalists made
In the interest OF patent gas fixtures. / brought
my family with me. Soon after arriving in
New York discovered that the parties that
represented were not honest, and had to work
at anything could get to do to save my family
from starvation"
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ID H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE ADMIRAL REY-
N0hDS, kNOWN AS No 1919 II STREET
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER THIRTIETH, 80
IsS5, at FOCR O'CLOCK. In front of the in
premises snail oner for sale that very hand Gssa
some Dwelling. known No. 1919 II street north
west the residence of the late Admiral Keynoldsan
Teen rooms and every mo fern convenience. Large lot
West 80 feet OF lot D. square 1857 with side and
alleys: charming location.
Terms: One-thfrd cash. the residue in one. two and
three years with notes bearing interest at the rate of
SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed of trust
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser All convey
ancing, &c, at the purchasers cost. Two hundred
collars deposit required at time Of SALE
F. p. B. SANDS, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. Oc2O-eOtds
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the weather until FRIDAY. NOVEM-
Der SIXTH, 1885, SAME HOUR AND PLACE
By order of the Trustee. n3
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE ON CAPITOL HILL, IN THE CITY OF

WASHINGTON, u. c.
ty cause No. 1892, the undersigned viii sell att
as as ssssis
numbered 2, ), 8, 10, IL and II in square NUMBERED
and Lot in
s ana 81 IN Square l04S: and immediatey there
thereafter Lots 4 and IS in Square LOTT w '': -
,o al 81 ne said lots will be sold separately and de
each and every case win Be as s lo%s :e one
iourtn the purchase money in cash and the balance
and secured to the satisfaction Of the trustees or ali
:ss s. q fs sale ss sh. p win is
Edmund i z So5LDs $40
THos E wAaaAMAN, Auctionee 1'o oc isSexs
~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF RAIN THE SALES
Sn 1 tSs H q
al the same hour and place
w. Real Estate Auctioneers. es Main Street
SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN LOTS
TX virtue q decree Of the Corporation Court -
Ss lh Of y
and Others we shall expose for sale at public
nnxAAx E., ,NovEMBER NINETEENTH, 1856, At
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
IN n sne county OF Norfolk Vs. near the city limits be-
~ WE Is an, Put" lhe two tracts contain about
% ana VIII be divided into lots Of convenient
sue pas OF the property will be at the auction
% s ,nSpecuon for Sc eral days before the sale
lnis PtOPetty ~ just across DrummundS bridge, In
ci9sS pr0xmIy g some Of the most desirable parts
" e c.ty qua onetc rare opportunity TO investors
suburban residences
.,c sxs;v cash. balance on credl. Of six
properly 70 be drawn the expense OF the purchaser
purchase money In cash =
ROBT. n. HU0HES
THOMAS II. WILCOX
n, ~ Special Commissioner
W. II. H TRICE Z co. AlcsioneerA
hereby Certify that the bond required nythe abovs
mentioned decree has been eiven. .
@ JUNIU0 4. CoIsH1kAM. d q
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Charging Ht0self with Forgery.
AN ACTOR sURRENDERs HIMSELF TO TEE 20
LICK-HE WANTS TO 60 HOME

AN ACTOk SURRENDEBS HInSELR TO HOs
LICE-HE WANTS TO GO HOME.
A young man, who said he was an actor and
his name Bishop, walked into the armory police
station, In Chicago. Sunday and aid he had
obtained $500 by means OF forgery from Peter
Wainwright, of Philadelphia He Wa very
much intoxicated, and vouchsafed the
,ni1rm aacsSa That ne nae tried to com
He was connected with the recently
disbanded "Wedding Bells" dramatic troupe
Bishop was seen by . reporter In his cell at the
armory. He Is . handsome man. about twenty
seven years old. He appears 70 be very intelli-
gent "The fact Of the matter Ia this, J" he said,
II have been drinking and gambling heavily
for some time. and, Is was going TO the dogs
myself locked up. The idea OF giving myself up
was to be returned TO Philadelphia ON the
charge of forgery. They may not want mo
there, bot even II they don't win be locked up
long enough 20 get the liquor out OF me-" The
police are Inclined 70 believe that MT. Bishop Is
: very clever young man, and wants 60 be re-
turned 20 Philadelphia on the "deadhead" plan.
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GEORGE 7. WOODWARD, Trustee.

rTNHOS E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
ASsIGNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE ON THE CAPITOL HILL, IN THE
GIJY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COL
By virtue ola certain deed of assignment exc 80
cuteG TO the undersigned by T. Edward Clark tnA
No 800 folio 23 ct seq OF the land records o. the
said District, we will sell, at public auction to the
highest and best bidder therefor the following lots of
ground and premises at the respective times
after specified and in front of the several premises
to w.t.: -i1.;'
VENEER PROxIMO, ut FOUR O'CLOCK p M,
we VIII sell lots - and 90 in square SO1, having TO-
gether front of 9OAa feet Fourth street. between
NJ and n streets southeast.
And on THURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF NO
VENEER PROXIMO at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
we VIII sell Lots 8 Is and 16. In square 1872 Lot s
has front OF ~ feet on 18th street, between and
streets southeast, and lots Is and 16 have united
'front.' OF luSta feet On 18th street, between and L
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER we will sell
Lot L. IN square lO6S the being at the ntersec-
ton OF street and North Carolina northeast
Ihese lots will be offered in each separately
money in cash and the balance in three equal pay
mens at six twelve and eighteen with inter
est at SIX per cent per annum all cash. the op-
ton OF the purchaser Title will retained until the
payments shall have been completed. A deposit of
800 will be required at the time of on each lot
All conveyancing and recording at the cost of the
purchaser. Resale unless the terms are comp piled
oeaosoea. + E SsSs RaEE S{;3f Aaisnssa
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SHOCKING SUICIDE IN PITrsBURG.-A delibe-
rate and horrible suicide occurred at the 59th-
street crossing OF the Allegheny Valley railroad
In Pittsburg yesterday. AS Q heavy freight
train approached the crossing q man was OBJ
served to approach the track and deliberately
lie down, placing his neck on the rail, and al
lowed the train TO pass over him. The train
was stopped and the ghastly remains pulled out
from under, 80 frightfully mutilated Is to be
twenty-five years Of eye and was evidently q
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wv A61I1Ib q GU, AucuOnGefH.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON SECOND STREET, BELOW PENN
TON.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, we shall sell in front
of the premises lots Is and IT, in Fannie L. Berry's
subdlvision Of original lot TO- In square 1872 having
thereof, making them desirable building lots
This property is located near the Capitol, and, by
reason OF It's location, possesses advantage TO
those in search of rstclass property. This is rare
opportunity to secure either q safe investment OF
desirable building site
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months tor notes bearing interest from day of
sale and secured by deed of trust property sold
500 down on each lot when sold all conveyancng
at purchasers cost.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Oc29d AuctiOneera
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9 BENsINGER, Auctioneer.

~
SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY SALE
VIII De sold at the Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana ave-
nue., on THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
FIFIH. at TEN O'CLOCK, twenty-six Head OF
HorSes, Mares and Mules, from the Cumberland VAL
icy, fenhsyivania Among the lot will be found some
good dralght and driving horses
Also,
Lot OF secondhand Wagons Phaetons and Buggies,
Harness. Blankets, DC, &c,
ALSO,
Ten Albany Cutters made and trimmed in the best
1t RENSrNnEp Auctionoor
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

WEEKS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL
w TOMORROW, at TEN A. NJ. and SEVEN r
NJ. at the store, No. ll6 9TH street between and
northwest and will continue until the entire stock
is disposed Of stocks consists of full line Of Dry and
Fancy Goods Ladies' and Gents Furnishings, No
tons, Hosiery, Gloves, Blankets, Comforts Dress
Goods, Cotton Ginghams, Calicoes, Cashmeres Vel
vets, Sheetng Muslins, &c The entire lot will be sold
regardless Of price, oc29-6ts
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Sentenced for Thteving.
THREE CASES BROUGHT BEFORE JUDGE SMELL


William Jackson, young colored man, Wis
tied Jacob Scheinbergs clothing store, on AZ
street, last night, and tried on an overcoat.
While Jacob was in an adjoining stofv William
went of with the coat without paying for it. He
soon walked against Officer Melton, and when
Jacob said 'thief' the officer arrested William,
who was then wearing the coat. Before Judge
Smell this morning jackson made no denial OF
the theft, and the Judge gave him thirty days
in Jail.
Sandy Henderson, another young colored
man, was before the court for stealing gold
ring from Alice Brown, who stated to the fudge
that SANDY took the ring from her finger with
out her consent Officer Cross said he was wear
ing the ring when arrested. The Judge ordered
restitution and fined Sandy S..
Margaret Carroll, a young white woman, was
arrested by Detective Carter and arraigned for
robbing Mrs. Liey w. Stone, of 1921 NJ street,
and Mrs. Alice Legare, of L 10 10th street, of a
quantity OF wearing apparel. The young woman
had formerly been employed by the ladies
mentioned as servant. She pleaded guilty
and said the goods had all been replaced The
judge sentenced her to three months in Jail.
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Tx CANADA WITH e4,6O0 AND A MARRIED
WonAN.-The New York Sun OF yesterday say Q:
Major A. v. Stanley, the absconding book
company, who drew - 800 from the bank ON
Thursday, ostensibly 10 pay the hands, has
boen traced 70 Queenstown, Ontario where he
II said 70 be living with a married woman who
GOf1ner1y lived In Elizabeth stanley went a.
rectly h0m Elisabeth 70 Buffalo. found the
woman there, and eloped with her. IL Is said
he was fntlrno1ely acquainted with her in
Elisabeth. He = 3 widower.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Psnnsylvanis Ave- and lltn st. by
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS. PresL

IHH EvESrSe STAR ~ served to subscribers IN the
CITY py carriers, on their account. 10 per
week or sc per month. Copies ~ the counter,
GEMS each BY mail-postage prepaid-6O cents .
month: one year %: six months, s.
Entered at the Post Office NJ ashingtou, d c.. a.
second class mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAB-published on Frfday-Sl .
year, postage prepaid. Six months. SO cents.
~ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advances
no paper sent longer than il paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on spplfrafor.
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LADIES' GOODS.

NINE PAIL, LATELY FROM PARIS.-GLOyES
ANA eaned and repaired: Lace Curtains done up
equal TO Partisan style: also clothes cleaned and
dyed; mail orders promptly attended to. 12Oe st.
u. W. n4-1ms
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CURIOUS SUIT BETWEEN DEAF Murx.-Ed.
L Herr brought suit against Annie G.
Reighert, In the chancery court in Louisville.
mntss Herr states that under promse se of
marriage Miss Reighert got him to convey Q
farm and other property 70 her, and that after
the conveyance she realized on the property
and refused TO marry him, and went 70 i've in
Chicago.
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TO.MOR ROW.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

BY virtue Of writ Of er tacias issued ont Of the
OF Columbia and to directed will sell at public
sale, for cash, on THURSDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF
NOVEM BIER, A. ID. 1885, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, at the office of the Postal Telegraph
and Cable Company, No. 14l6 street northwest the
following goods chattes and fixtures to w.t. viz One
Underground system of Wires, consisting of sixteen
wires and equipments thereto and Overground Wires
Poles and attachments all within the District of Col
umba; also lot Of Instruments belonging the Ope
rating Department of The Postal Telegraph Cable
Company such as switch Board, Wires Morse Relays
vhrators Transmitters Lightning Arrester at Pole
Finding Posts, AnunciatOrs Push Buttons Vibrating
Bells Chairs, Clock, Table Counter Call Boxes Letter
Press, Sexrette Table, Hydrometer Cans, together
with all the interest Postal Telegraph
Company, as assignee of the Posta! Telegraph Com
pany. in q certain agreement between the Commits
siOners of the District of Columbia Postal TeIe
graph Company, dated October 25, 1888. All the
property will be sold together in one
lot and the sale will include all the Wires Machinery
and appointments of every character belonging the
plant or connected with the service of the Pos Tele
graph and Cable Company within the District of Col
umbia and which has been seized and levied upon
the goods and cnattes and fixtures of the Postal Tee
graph and Gable Company and will be sold to satisfy
Elliott against the Postal Telegraph and Cable Conn
pany. CLAYTON MCMICHAEL
Ocl3-2Ot u. S. Marshal, d. C.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS CO., Auchoneers,
w 00I La ave. opposite CITY Posi- Qffice

w 637 La ave.. opposite City Post Office
In UKSDAY'S REGULAR SALE AT OUR AUG
tlON Rooms, OF LARGE STOCK OF NEW
xA1NDSEGOND-HAND FURNITUREOF EVERY
yARiETY. INCLUDING FINE WALNUT
BbEEnD,KOOM COTTAGE SETS, BRUSSELS AND
OIAER CARPETS AND RUGS FINE PARIOR
SSU ~ MIRhOkS, PICTURES, QUANTITY
Of L. Lam BRIaQUINS, CORNICES, &c; LARGE
VARIETY OF SECONDHAND FURNITURE
AND OTHER GOODS, FEATHER BEDS, HAIR
MD Ell OTHER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS,
MORNING. NOVEMBER FIFTH. AT TEN
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING
l. LOT ON STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEM Der aa4
O'CLOCK, we will sell the west part Of -
LOT No. q SQUARE No. 4O4,
fronting 30 feet on l street northwest, between 9Th
and 9th streets northwest, with depth of So feet
center Of the city and parties desiring build or for
INVESTMENT should not miss this opportunity.
years. notes to bear interest at six per cent payable
semiannually and to be secured by deed of trust or
quired at sale Terms to be complied with te
otherwise right reserved to resell risk and cost OF
resale in some newspaper published in Washington
u. Z. COnveyancing. DC. at purchasers cost.
n3-3t DUNCANSON BROS Auctionears