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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
EMRRACTNn

EMBRACING
ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTE, WITH COVER AND
STOOL, (MADE BY HENRY F. MILLER OF
BOSTON,, SUPERB PARLOR SUITE, RICHLY
UPHOLSTERED IN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND COST $3.50 g PIECES) ONE ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR WITH
BRONZE FRAME AND EMBROIDERED
DRAPERY, FINELY EXECUTED WATER
COLORS. ARTISTIC TABLES AND PEDES-
TALs,BRASS FIRE SETS, ELEGANT WILTON
VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
FINE FRENCH CLOCK In MARBLE, ORNA-
MENTS. SMYRNA CARPETS. ELEGANT WAL
NUT TENNESSEE MARBLETOP CHAMBER
SET WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR e
P1ECES). ELEGANT MAHOGANY AND
CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, FINE HAIR
MATTRESSES, SPRING BEDS FEATHER
PILLOWS AND holsters, ELEGANT
COUCHES. BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
FINELY UPHOLSTERED RECLINING AND
EASY CHAIRS, CHIFFONIERS,w ALNUTsEC
RETARY. LIBRARY DESK, ONE VERY FINE
CIRCULAR LINED WITH MINK ga BILE,
VERY MASSIVE AND COSTLY HALL STAND
WITH F. p. MIRROR, HANDSOME WALNUT
DlNlN0-ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE. KITCHEN OIL CLOTHS
KITCHEN REOUIsITES, &c. &C.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER II. 1885, at
ne elegant residence No. 81 Iowa Circle shall sell at
1VUILOCk the entire contents, which were m ade to
oy celebrated makers of Philadelphia Is rs
CLASS IN every particular The articles Will be on view
p. N. ~ - ~'---' w.
oc74t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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G. NJ. MATTHEW'S, fIrusteeS.
1905 3lSt street,
YTNHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

FOURTEENTH, BETWEEN AND u
STREETS NORTHWEST, WITH SIX ROOM
FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me, recorded in 80
Liber r. n f. No. 20. fol 1874 ct seq of the land IS
records of the District of Columbia, will SELL at fU
public auction, in front Of the premises on FRIDAY,
t.r SiXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOB r, 1886, at
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK T. NJ. part ofLOt No. 2i i'm
Square No. POS beginning at point on 14th street
30 inches north of the southeast Of said
lot and running thence north Is feet inches and ex-
tending back Is feet inches wide 100 feet and the
south one foot of said parcel extending back with
Terms: Cash. All cOnveyancing at cost Of purch-
aser, II taxes and assessments payable out of the
purchase money ANN WEEDEN, Trustee
THOS. Il WAG0AMAN, AuCt ocSd
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parents class, which would be q council 20 de-
eide upon methods. Ii Feasible, small class
OF adult deaf mutes would be formed. for pur-
poses OF demonstration. Instruction would be
given also in outline drawing. This was some
times chtlds only mode Of conversation. The
children, then, would themselves resort 10
drawing to convey their meaning. This in
struction would begin next Tuesday, when Mr..
Geo. e Little would give the class "a chalk
class If there was only one applicant, but would
be pleased III more came.
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THE EVENING STAB n served to subscribers In the
city by carriers, their account at 10 cents
week, or 44c Per month. Copies at the counter, q
cents each By maii-posfage prepaid-6O cents .
month: one year, So six months. 80
Entered At the Post Office at ashtngton. d C., a.
1econd-class mail matter.
The WEEKLY STAR-puhffshe6 Friday-3l
pear, postage prepaid six months. so cents.
~ All mail subscriptions must he paid IN advances
no paper sent longer than II paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known application.
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.UNcANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 02O STREET
SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed Of trust. duly recorded sxe%
among the land records of the District of Column
bia III Liber No. 1887. folio 49, ct seq, and at ~
the request of the party secured will SELL pubc
auction, in front of the premises, SATURDAY the
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1885 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM lot numbered thirty-sev (37), of
Abram +. Barke-'s recorded subdivision of lots in
square three hundred and eightyhree $685. together
With the improvements thereon consisting Of hand
some three-story Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in three equal payments at six
Twelve aud eighteen mouths, with interest from the
day Of sale, to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property, all the purchase money may be paid in
cash deposit Of $lUO will be required at the time of
seven days from day of SALE the Trustees the
right 10 resell at the risk of the defauting purchaser
All eonveyancing and recording at Of purchaser
WILLIAM w: BOARM Ian, Trps,eas
se29-d&ds GEORGE. BOARMAN, A'ustees.
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rrHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UN1M-
PR3yEp PRoPERTY ON CoNNECTIcTT
NORTHWEST. SQUARE III.
By virtue of deeds of trust dated respec >>~
lively the tenth day Of May, 1853. and the If x3e
ed, in Lber IOI5 Folio ia ct seq and the other
In Lber 1862, Folio 50 ct seq of Records for
will sell, In front of the premises on MONDAY Ot-
TOBER FIFTH. 1855. at FIVE OCI.OCK the prop
ery In the above trast, described follows: ALI that
certain Lot piece or parcel of ground and premises
known and d slgnated on the ground plat or plan of
said District Lot numbered 30 of the subdivision of
Lot numbered 80 OF George ". Hopkins recorded
subdivision OF Lots in Square No. located on Con-
necti-nt avenue. be ween q and II streets.
Terms One half cash and the residue in one and
deed Of trust, all cash option of purchaser All
eonyeyancing at purchasers cost 500 deposit at
the time Of sale.
h6Tis B. VINE 5 NMEEscorT' Trustees.
as-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
aud place. BY order of the Trustees oc6-4t
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE
At n nuR ,ss SALE, Rooms. NINTH AND D
BEGINNING AT Ten O'CLOCK SHARP,
nut cHAMs Ger sI frEs DfvAAs, E MAl
CHAIRS, Al: n TABLES, EAsELs, MUSIC
TENSION TABLES, MASSIVE WALNUT
SipEBOARD, LEATHER-CoxERED DINING
EEHINA I TURGoM y ) , GURTA1Ss, VERY
The above goods are In Hne condition. and should
command the attention Of parties search of excel
ient household Furniture. Oc6-4t
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Inc M8fmlOn~F0ul wedding.
BRILLIANT SOCIETY EVENT LAST EVENING.
The marriage last evening of DR.. Robert A.
Marmion, U. 8. A., to Miss Beatrice Paul, the
daughter of Gen. g. r. Paul, u. 8. A., at the
residence Of the brides father, on F street, was
a social event Of interest and brought together
a fashionable company. The marriage cere-
mony was performed in the presence of the
family and a few friends. At 7:45 Father
BOland, of ST. Matthews church, read the
solemn and impressive service of the Catholic
ritual. The bride was attired in a robe OF white
SATIN, with court train and a Pompadour cor
sage, and elbow sleeves. The front of the dress
was elegantly draped with deep flounces of
point duchess, caught on the left side with bou-
Quets of white lilac and maiden-hair ferns.
The sides were paneled with orange blossoms
was held in place by orange blossoms. The
brides ornaments were diamonds, necklace
and earrings, and she carried bouquet of
Cornelia Cook roses. The bridesmaids were
Miss Daisy Ricketts,. fhe groom was in full
uniform. The best man, Surgeon w. R. Hall,
Y. :. A.; and the grOomsmen, Lieut.. Ramsey
U. s. A., and Lieut.. Buckingham, U. g. n, were
also in full uniform. While the party entered
the room the Marine band which was stationed
in covered portico, played the wedding
march from "Lohengrin," and during the SER
vice the 'FiOwer song" from Faust. After the
ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Marmion received the
congratulations of more than 400 friends,
Ing them on the left, and Lieut. Ramsey and
Miss Paul on the right. In the first drawing
room the guests were received by Mrs Gen.
Paul. Mrs. Ricketts, and the Countess d Ester
hazy. The bride received in the second draw
ing,room. A supper was served from Welcker's
ten O'Clock train for a trip to Cincinnati, ST.
Louis and other points in the west.
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IQuFuUTs E1tCs
Yesterday afternoon the grand jury found an
indictment for murder against Antonio Mar
dello, alias Michael Ross, alias Frank Ross, for
the murder Of Carmine Rutunno on the 29th
of June last. This is the case where the half
decayed body was found in an old untenanted
house near the new reservoir. The Jury
also found indictments against VIM. ]. Graves.
embezzlement; Andrew Jackson, housebreak-
ing; VIM. Wilson and Jas. Temple, second lar
ing Officer Britt; John Cation, larceny: Emma
Johnson, larceny; Michael Cavenaugh, house
breaking. They returned "not true bills in
the cases of Frank Rollins, HOUSEKEEPING; Geo.
Northidge, VIM. Northioge and Henry Schulz
tneis, highway robbery, and r. B. Lancaster,
embezzlement,
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7NHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
mAIE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF r. BETW ZEN
IW IELETH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS

BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the I'd day ~
in ber .Os7. folio 1877 ct seq and at The request
81 the party secured thereby will sell at public c.
uon IN front of the premises SATURDAY, the
SSENENTEENTH 40 DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D..
lSS:'. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
Lot numbered L. in the subdivision made by Charles
~ t0tman, executor and trustee. under the will OF
CnarleS L. to1tnan, Of lots numbered from to 9, IN
SQUARE numbered 27 said sale will be ade subject,
however, to deed of trust dated the LIST day of Sep
tember, A D. 1884 and recorded in liber 1890 folio
to secure 81 500 payable in one and three years
made on day of sale. If the purchaser purchasers
f to comply with terms Of sale within ten days, the
property Will be reSod at their risk and cost All
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
THOS B. WARWICK Trustee,
Se0dts 622 9Th st.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.

IMPORTANT SALE OF FLOODED BROOD
MAkES AND STALLION PRINCE ORLOFF,
BEING THE PROPERTY OF GEN. f +.
Having determined to break up my Breeding Fs-
tablishment. shall offer public auction the fol-
lowing Brood Mares. believed to be with foal by
Prince Orion. q 80. my Stallion Prince Orloff:
Ist stallion Prince OrlOff, by Messenger Durco,
Of Glen Mary. by Hambletonian. This horse is nine
years old.
=, I'd A Bay Mare. Ave years old. by Kentucky
3D. White Leg, by Leland, out Of Lady Belmont,
BY Hambletoniin whose dam was Kate, The dam Of
Brunette. Bruno and Breeze.
4th. Mamie. out of Bell of St Joseph, by Frank
Pierce, Sire Of Stonewall and Phil Dougherty.
oth Miss Preston by Washington, bred to Gen.
Knox. The product was Little Knox. Little Knox
was bred to mare bv old Hambletonian called Mel
that this mare has two strains of Ethan Allen blood
from Washington by Ethan Allen and Gen Knox by
Ethan Allen, and the blood of old Harnbletoniai,
through her dam Nellie Rysdic
9TH. MariOn full sister Of Preston. She is by
Washington. and with foa by Prince Orloff
9TH Miss Preston by Washington; she is the dam
of Little Knoxie, owned in New York, and also Euss
now owned In Washington.
Sth Nette, by Frank Pierce out OF mare by Ham,
bletonian.
9Th ze out Of Belle of st. Joseph's, by Kari Gold
Dust
10th Lucy. out Of Miss Preston, by Frank Pierce
l1th. Ruth, by Forest Gold Dust
18th Sorrel Filly Kari Gold Dust.
sac at stock yard 12th street and Ohio avenue:
O'CLOCK. under direction Of Il. b. Laferty and J. III.
Hopkins
These Mares are young ranging from 3 to Is years.
OcJedtkdS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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SUP EM ENT
AUCTION SALES.
.HoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer

AN dMspME IS COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
sSTURbaTVE o6 AZ MY AUCTION ROOMS
MENClNG AT TEN O'CLOCK,
Enhancing
SEVERAL PIANOS: TEN Walnut pARLOR
SW?iLISsi IN y p9t;FFEREST UPHoLsTERING;
SUITES AND SEPARATES Pieces PA fNfED
sC1Rnfh PFIEnRN. Err E1RNdTuRE OF LIVERY DE
IuUhESSSES; CHERRY CABINET REDSTEAD;
WWaaLNHT SINGLE CABINET REDSTEA \ =;
MMbA1LNGT DINING-ROOM FURNITURE;
EhVSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS; COCK
lNd AND HEATING STOVES
,rr,-, Also,
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF PRIVATE RES
nDENCE, COMPRISING CHOICE FURNI-
1URE AND FINE CARPETS
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
6RA1 HORSE, ABOUT SIX YEARS, SOUND,
hINB AND GENTLE; SlDEBAR TOP BUG
" =. BY YOUNG, AND SINGLE SET HAIR
y SSc HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUGG ES
WAGONS, &c. ocS-2t
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Nav Books
The Blood Covenant (Trumbull)
The PeDtsteuch, lis Origin and structure.
Movements of Religious bought In Britain.
Wonders of sculpture. fVisrdot)
Wonders of the Heavens (FlammaSion.l
Mountain Adventures (Head!ey.)
Balzac's Novels (Pere t'oSiot.)
Charlton Rogers. (Johnson.l
Jolly Fellowship. (StOckton.)
Winter Fern tStoddard)
Audromeda- (EIenIng.)
A Model Wife. (Cervus)
Color Studies. (JAnvier)
w II MORRISON.
ocS A75 PENNSYLVANIA ava
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rT,HOs. ]. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneers

rI'HOs J. FISHER CO.. AuctioneerA
fEEoxEp fkSREkEI IS TIE EAs! y SIDE
SEAh THE aoWhR5 5rKkfV RE
, ,WLLkNSlT KUMsuLI STREET AND HOWARD
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of go
me District OF Columbia passed In the conso- ;1
Magruder IS complainant and john W Besii ct a. de-.
iendants and No ss74 wherein Mary BrAnlsan e.
fa Dky NJ Of sEtIRxSrF FHk E y ssss
the following property in parcels according
!hai part q tract Of land in washington county. in
The ID tr,et OF Columbia, known Mount Pleasant,
said tract when was allotted 70 David Peter. said
part OF parcel Of land fronting the eastern bound
Ss and o G9Sta ain one acre Of land bounded
Sd 70 sna On Win III
III me me a pr Se Said property was
sa Is meet Win large csPn q zH
brick dwelling and out house.
Cash IN hand and the remainder in equal
y OF s swe, TIVE s snd months
n,eres; st the rate Of six cent snnnn from
e Ss pa ss 'Ss q coz
sale deposit 81 $50 on each Lot required o. DAY
Trustees reserve the right % resell the
ssiSdAA. fRa sSh L hh1nn adKGS rrossA
same hour and place ~
..a.sAa. S ssESssH & L. AaaRaa Trustees
s.h AeSyS PIE 4. Is sEER Bz s. sp g
oss4 sSEh2ssH EE .a1aass:) rr.-...
sss ssssSz s4tH e 3 5sg
Ben AID. ls65. same hour and uiseA - \
| oc7-aSa, GGbEokGE z HAMILTON. T,u.tees
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Policy Cases in the Criminal Court.
A FATAL DEFECT ALLEGED TO EXIST IN THE
INFoRMATIoNS-JUDGE MAC ARTHUR PRO-
POSES TO BE SEVERE.
Mr.. Charles 8. Moore, attorney for Thomas
Burke, on trial for a violation of the policy law
in the Criminal Court, yesterday argued a mo-
ton to quash the Information, on the ground
that the law requires that a party charged with
violating the policy law must be charged as q
proprietor, agent or clerk in the game, and this
the Information failed to do. The court was in
doubt after argument about the suf1iciency of
the information, but directed the trial to pro-
coed. After the jury in the case of Burke had
retired the judge advised the district attorney
to nolle pros all other policy cases in which
there were tnformations Of the same character
as in the case of Burke. Assistant District At
torney Taggart said that he would look further
into the cases before deciding what action he
should take. Burke was convicted, and notice
of motion In arrest of Judgment given. Judge
Macarthur, in allowing the case OF Burke to 60
to the jury, condemned the business of policy In
the severest language, aud said those who en-
gagged In 1t were entitled to no consideration.
Whenever there were convictions he would Inn
pose such sentences as would stamp 1t out.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFF.
FECTS, BODY BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PETS, BOOKS. SILVERWARE, GALVANIC
BATTERY, GOLD WATCH AND CHAINS,
DIAMOND RINGS. ETC, AT PUBLIC AUG.
TION.
BY order offhe Supreme Court of the District of Co
1umba, holding special term Orphans Court BUSH
ness shall sed the personal effects of the late Mrs
Jane r. Elliot deceased, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
SIXTH, A. D. 1883. TEN O'CLOCK AN, at ,esi
dence No. street northwest, The following arti-
cies, named in part
Walnut Frame Parlor suites Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut WardrObes, Walnut Hall Rack and Chairs,
Marble-top Center Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Bu-
reaus, Refrigerator,
Painted Bedsreads Bureaus and washstands,
Book cases, Whatnots, Lounges. Body Brussels and
other Carpets. Feather Beds, Pillows and holsters
Cottage Furniture. Bedding. Blankets Sheets
Pillow Asses, Ran G and Utensils, Heating stoves,
lnvalids Chair, Solid Silver and silver Plated Ware
China Glass and Crockery Ware,
Lace Curtains, Lambrequins and Cornice Poles
oval Frame Mirrofs, Kitchen Utensils, etc
ALSO, AT ONE O'CLOCK p M
Volumes OF Books, Gold Watch set with diamond
Two Diamond Rings. Gold Chain, Breastpin, &c.
J. b robson,
H. E. GOODRICH,
Administrators,
HTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of the rain until FRIDAY, OCTOBER
NINTH, A. d. 1885 same hour and place
ord N ho firpiu o.
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BOOKS, &c.
Who'll Buy,
WE HAVE $4,000 WORTH OF
BBB 90 90 X sSss
RIB o D o o Xxx sssa
sspIB 90 oooo sss3 ~

WHICH MUST BE FORCED TO SALE,
md we have marked them at prices which represent
than half and in many cases less than one-fourth
sbeir usual values.
Even If you don't any Books Just at present 1t
will pay you take advantage of this chance TO get
them, and put them by till Christmas time.
We invite the special attention of lovers OF handsome
Books to our halfcalf and halfmorocco editions
ofthe works of Washington irving Charles Dickens,
George Eliot J. FeninOre Cooper. Bulwer, and other
Esvorite authors These editions among the most
BEAUTIFUL placed upon the market, having been
prepared expressly for the Christmas trade and
marked prices lower than those usually charged for
cneapcloth bindings.
SPECIAL SALE COMMENCES OCTOBER 7TH,
To be continued for two weeks only.
CHAS. BAUMS
BOOK DEPARTMENT,
ocSS.lOLSt 4l0 It'll st NV,
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE root SPECIALIST
IL iSIS Pennsylvania avenue topposite WIZARDS
Hotel). and III n Entaw ST., Baltimore, treas Corns.
Bunions Diseased Nails Vascular Excrescencss
tent walk with ease in few minutes. 4Oth year
Of practice 10th in Washington. 81 sitting. Paxron-
ized by the most eminent physicians and surgeons
sci
Mrs. DR. ]. SE,iMES HUSBAND RESI-
WI dent Foot Surgeons late of Boston Corns rs cts
has had % successful practice IN all diseases
The feet Bunions of many years standing cured In a
snort time Ingrowing and club nails efter many
years OF torture b. Others cured In few treaments
Oface 12Z. st NV. at the off1ce OF the Electric
Hair Restorer. 18th st., up one flight. SEA
MADAME PAWN.
M MANICURE AND SURG EON CHYRofoDrsT.
ROOMS 3 AND 9. VERNON ROW.
YS o45 Pennsylvania ave-
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~ Real Estate and Insurance Agent
TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING. No 415
STREET SOUTHEAST, AND SMALL BRICK
DWELLING ADJOINING, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 80
EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell, in imS5
ront OF the premises, -
ALL OF LOT 10. IN SQUARE s24,
Alp street. and small Brick Dwelling adjoining.
Terms: One-thrd cash: balance in equal install
meuts at and two years notes to bear six per
Interest and u be secured by deed of trust, all cash,
al option Of pun, haser Terms to be complied with in
deposit Of S1OO required on each house at time Of
sale, DUNCANSON BROS.
oco-d&ds Aucioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUsl;
. NORTH D STREET. NEAR CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET WEST.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court of 80
Martin ct al Buchly ct al, NJ. 8, 433 Equity L.
Will 0ffer for sale at public auction In front OF
at L the F rea estate TO-
Gated In the city of Washington, District Columbia,
VIZ: The middle one third part of the Lot numbered
point In the north line Of north street at dis
lance OF feet n inches east of the southwest
ner OF said Lot, and running thence east said line
feet and inches alley thence 10 feet lily
inches, and thence south 100 feet and inches
pace OF beglnning with the improvements thereon,
street northwest.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
one and two Years, with interest until raid the
deferred payments be secured by the notes Of the
purchasers the title to be retained until the full pay
ment or the pur ba money and the interest thereon.
tonve yancing at the cost OF the purchaser S1OO
deposit on acceptance of bid.
Alp 9th street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. seI9-eo&ds
nrr,, ,cx,r ~ ". = :, -, ,,~,,,,,,~-,,.> --~.--.
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w Don
SUMMER RESORTS.

HOTE!, LAURANCE. COR MAIN AND COURT
sta, Lufay, Va Opened July lss, 1854, a
Mo:n ne wonderful caverns Of Lursy. Pure 1k.SH
wster nom an arteaan well on the premisea Fare a
comforiable: Free buss VIII meet al traiuA Rates
;. per day, 81 per Week.
apI7-6ms JOSEPH PARKINSON, PTopietoE.
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NNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED pRopERT

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2O22 III STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of decree, PASSED by the supreme 80
Court of the District Of Columbia in Equity cause
1928, will sell at public auction in front of the Is
premises. ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, 1850. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ the east One-haIf of Lot thr-
teen, in square one hundred and two having front
255 feet on street northwest. and depth Of 40 TO-
Street.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethrd
cash. Onethird in six months and onethird in
months deferred payments secured by deed OF trust
on the property and drawing interest at six per cent
Or all cash. at option of purchaser Conveyancing at
purchasers COST, and SlO0 deposit by purchaser on
day OF sale. ANDREW A. LIrSCOMB, Trustee =
se2Sd&ds 32l ALI street northwest.
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The EaUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILDING
AssOCIAT1oN.-The Equitable c. B. Association
held It's 72d monthly meeting last night at the
National Rifles armory. George W. Hardness
in the chair, Jno. Joy Edison, secretary. Ad-
ing TO 1885, 900 at an average premium Of 20
per cent. The secretary announced to the
meeting BY direction of the board, that sub
scription books had been opened for new shares
in the 10th issue.
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BOAT CLUB MEETINGs-The Potomac and
Columbia boat clubs held regular meetings last
night, but only routine matters were attended
to. AT the meeting OF the Columbia club Mr..
F. A. Mute, the stroke oarsman of the Big Four,
was presented with q handsome watch. The
presentation was made by Mr. VIM. H Gibson,
and Mr.. Mute made happy response