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Archer's Lumber Legs.
From the Chicago Herald.

"The most peculiar thing ever noticed about
Jockey Fred Archer" said an old English sport
yesterday, "was the deliberation with which
be settled himself in hisssaddle. IL rarely took
him less than five minutes To get his position,
but when he did get settled there wasn't .
horse on the continent that could SHIFT him.
Archer had peculiar legs They were abnormal
ly long from the knee To The ankle, and wonder.
fully elastic. These legs stood Archer In good
stead In a hard race. With his knees pressed
dead against the paniers Of his saddle he could
remove his feet from the stirrups, and, curling
that portion of his legs below the knee high
upon the TANKS OF his nag rake the flesh with
his st eels. Archer was the only Jockey In The
world who could perform this feat Il was
seldo m that he chose TO do it. but when he did
You could rest assured that the race was for
bl God. The dead jockey won many q hard
feet suddenly leave the stirrups when he WAS
being hard pressed near the judges stand And
then watched his horse spring TO the front rs
the glttering steel on the viry legs Of his rider
sank deep into the flesh. No, sir: Archer didn &
seem 70 have bone in his legs from the kneo
down. They were as supple as willow twigS."
TRAGEDY IN A KANSAS TowN.-A fearful
field, Kan, Saturday morn ing. Lillian Quinn,
o waitress at the hotel, shot Frank +. Lock-
wood, the ball from o 80 revolver entering his
head above the LEFT eye. She then shot herself
through the head and died instantly. Lock-
wood is still alive, bat cannot recover He was
railroad, and later the landlord OF the Grand
Central hotel At Medicine Lodge. While in
that business Lillian Quinn was In his employ
as waitress. He paid her assiduous attention,
then she has been with him often. She had
been in the employ Of the BRETON house for
some time. and had been fearing that l6ncks
weed YVES going 70 abandon heet
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MANY ANIMALS KILLED IN MISSOURI NY A
d. q,

NAM ANIMALS hiLLED IN MISSOURI BY A
STOMACH PARASITE.
WABRENroN. Mo-, Nov. i6.-A strange horse
disease is prevailing In this county. aud quite a
number Of valuable animals nave died. From
all the information that can be obtained A ia
caused by the horses eating Tie tasseIs of the
corn, winch contain worms. Mr.. OprIngla
who lives some few miles east OF this place has
in the last few days had three TO die with the
same disease and II Il generally believed that
the cause OF their death was the result of poison
ing from eating OF the ends OF corn which con-
tanned living worms, the post norton eN-
animation revealed large punches of small
white hard worms collected in the stomach
and intestines IL is said that n month or 50
ago the standing corn, and especially the tassel
was spotted with grasshoppers and IL IL thought
fatal worm.
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YHoMAs BOWLING. Aucnonee

FTlHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TkUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. No. 3l32 WEST (Pj STREET,
GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust. recorded in -
Liber No ZIG. folio 40. OF the land records OF E:1
the District of Columbia, will sell at public lR
auction in front of the premises, WEDN Esu.l 7,
the TWENTi-FOuRTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A
d.. 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
lot numbered twelve az. in Thomas Beall OF
George addition TO Georgetown in the District OF
Columbia said lot having front of thirty l3O) feet
on the south side Of West p street with the improve
ments, rights and appur. enanceS, said improvements
consist ng OF q three-story brick dwelling
terms: Twelve hundred Isl .2OO) dollars with In
tefest ut SIX per centum g per centum) per annnm
from June I'D 1886; expenses of sale and taxes due
IN cash. balance In SIX 49, twelve {12) and eighteen
llS months TOR which notes Of the purchaser, bear
ing Sax pc. cent interest rom the day Of sale and
$3.50 down at time Of sale. Conveyancing at pur-
chasers Gust Resale at cost and risk Of defauitng
purchasers.
A. HYDE, Trustee,
TIA 18th street.
G. N. MATTHEWS, Trus 'ee,
n13d&ds lIGS 3lst street.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF PRESIDENT GARRET To


ANNUAL hEFUhT OF PRESIDENT GAKKET 10
THE STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad company
was held in Baltimore yesterday, Reverdy
johnson, jr., I'm the chair. The report OF Presi-
dent Carrot WAS presented, showing the re-
ceipts oil the main stem from for the past year
10 have been 80, Si6,613 and the expenses
S1,026, $50, or $5,231,141 less than the
earnings. The cost OF operating tho road
was 5I1O per cent upon the earnings.
The Washington branch earnings were $325,-
800 and the expenses S90,SI wing net
earnings OF 1924. 5o5. The earnings OF ali the
branches, including Washington, were sls,-
422, 437, expenses sl2o35, 142-leaving q
net balance of ST. $50 69l OF the telegraph,
he says: The increase on the earnings OF the
fiscal year ended September 80, has been I73
per cent compared with 1854, and al .25 per
cent compared with lSS5. There was no change
Cowen was elected in place Of Ii. Clay smith,
decaaSad
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WIS ). EASdEo q W, AeaI Estate oE0keIS
cHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED UNIM,
OF THE sEVkNTH STREET TURNPIKE.
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Be
AVENUE
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of s.s
tne District OF Columbia. passed in the co,so!l- m#
dated equity causes No. $500, wherein Oliver b. GR
Magruder Is complainant and John W. Beail ct al.
fehdants, and 40: SS74 wherein Brsnigan ct al are
ants. the undersigned trustees will sell on FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER TWENTN-SIXTH, A. ID. 1856. at
IHKEE O'CLOCK T: NJ, cn The premises The follow
inguescfiDed property In parcels according TO the
plat filed In said causes No 1854 viz All that part OF
tract OF land In Washington county, in the District
part OF lot No three 90. in the division Of said lract
which was allotted to David Peter said part parcel
OF ianQ fronting the eastern boundary OF the Sew
enth street turnpike leading to Rockville and con-
tanning one square acre OF land bounded the north
Dy W. D. BeaP s purchase, and on the south by that
provemenis said property was subdivided into lots
OF ~ 70 81 feet mont. with depth of 2US. One OF
said lots Is improved by large three-story brick
dwelling and clubhouse.
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money
cash IN hand and the resinderi In equal installmen
day OF sale, the said deferred bearing inter-
esq at the rate Of ak per cent per apnun from date OF
sale. All convey ancpg az Gust a purchaser. Taxes
70 De PAID Dy the Trustees Re proceeds OF sale
Adeposn OF 500 on each lot requifed day Of sale
~ me ternA OF sale are not complied with in ten days.
the risk and cost of the deii.uitiny purchaser,
9EORGE 4. HAMILTON, | rr,ustas.
THOS DOWLIsG. Auck nl5-ddds
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioreers.

|DuHcAssoN BROS Aucs,oreeu.
SALE OF LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
6ETW LEN i AND n STE. NV.
On On FRIDAY, NoVEMREh NINETEENTH.s -
1888. a. III ALF-PAST FOUR +. ~, We shall Otfer s
for sale In front OF the premises lot al square ~
This Is chance seldom offered 0f obtaining good
building lot on fine avenue, st small cost the
purchaser THIS lot sdoius the north 1lUl
New Hampshire ave-, with brick wall 70 be utilized
ir building 80 =.
Terms nade known 8 time Of sale.
nl8so1e DCNCANaON BROS. AuctG
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Youthful Murderer Convicted.

BOY OF rHlRrEES SENT To THE PENIrEN-
TiARh FOR INVOLUNTARY MANsLA LIGHTER.
PINE BLUFF, ARK, Nov. lS.-WHIle Wilson
lad thirteen years old has been found by a
jury guilty OF Involuntary manslauenter aud
sentenced To the penitentiary. He struck VIM.
iilll, grown man, on the mead with "A niece of
Stove coai. from the effects of winch wound no
died. Inc mother and grandmother swoTe
that the young criminal was under twelve
years OF age, but the testimony was preponder-
atlng that ne was thirteen, which made him
amenahle To the law
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
V1HoMAs BOWLING, Auct,onser.

FEfdOMAS DOWLlN0. Auctt0n0ef.
CHANCEssY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, No. zoos SIXTH STREET NORTH.
WEST. WASHINGTON, d. 9Th REESSi DRY
FRAME FRONT WITH BRICK REAR
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court OF 800
the District Of Columbia passed in Equity Court III.
No 10, l36, on the 10th day OF September 1886 IN
the undersigned Trustees will sell at public sale in
front @; the premises. on III RSDA Y. the FOUR.
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1856 at the hour of
FOUR O'CLOCK, all that piece of ground and Inn
provemeuts lying and being In the city of Washing
ton District of Columbia. and known and described as
Lot twenty.,hrse l23!. In .quare four hundred and
three-story and Frame House. with large two-story
Brick building In the rear.
Terms of sale being as follows to witt onethird Of
OF sale Of which one hundred dollars is TO be paid
chase money In three equal in six twelve
the purchaser shall deliver said trustees his her
per centum per annum: all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser. In default Of compliance of the term
SALE property to resold at the risk and cost
the defauIting purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,
Colun ba Law Building, tr.u.ta..
RANDALL HAGNER A1u0see@
oc2eod 462 Louisiana ave,
!" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
tn. SDAY. NOVEMBE2 SIXTEENTH, 1885
SAME HOUR AND PLACE BY order of trustees
Ocl3-nO1&eO THOMAS DUWLING. Auct.
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THE PROTECTION OF BIRDS.
Results Of the Agitation by the OrnithOl
OSists' UnfOn-Dead Birds rs Hat Or
nRmemlS.

The American Ornithologists Union has is
sued a second bulletin containing a new draft
of the proposed "Act for the Protection of Birds
and their Nests and Eggs The new draft is a
revision of the old one and max some changes
found desirable since the adoption by the New
York legislature of the act originally proposed.
The primary purpose OF the proposed act, the
bulletin says, Is the prevention of the slaughter
OF birds for millinery use. and by thoughLless
men and boys in mere sport or TO crafty de-
destroy countless numbers OF the nests and
eggs of birds, and even of birds themselves
the latter not only with guns, but especially
by use Of slings, catapults or pea-shooters-
simply for mischieVOus pleasure. 1t may not
be SO well known that many men thoughtieSsly
shoot hundreds and even thousands OF swat
lows nighthawks and other birds, including
even ducks and other waterfowl, simply Tor the
practice of shooting on the wing. or to crafty a
of the birds thus killed, their only profit is the
satisfaction OF exercising or displaying their
skill AS marksmen. 1t is needless to say that
such proceedings are wanton and barbarous,
without excuse or Defense and should be sum-
marily stopped. The proposed act is not in
tended TO interfere with the wearing of decora-
lions made from the feathers of domesticated
birds, or from birds lawfully killed as game, or
with the use of ostrich plumes The wings and
other parts OF grouse, cartridges, pheasants,
ptarmigans, ducks, etc., employed so exten-
siveiy for hat trimmings, are not Objectionable
from the point OF view OF bird protection.
The result Of the agitation is easily seen in
the comparative absenceat the present time of
song birds on women's hats, while those that
are worn have notably changed in character
and consist mainly OF materials OF legitimate
origin, as the wings and other parts Of game
birds, domestic fowls, or OF bright.plumaged
exotic species, chiefly South American, East
indian and African, such a. parrots, trOgOns
toucans humming-birds. etc. The dealers who
have hitherto SO largely furnished the milli-
ners with native birds report that their orders
for such are now only one-tenth to one
twentieth as numerous as they were year
AGO: ana in this connection 1t is encouraging to
shotc nh mingS n cOnfinan N
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Went Promptly 10 work stealing.

NEW NAIL CLERK ARRESTED FOR RIFLIN0
LETTERS ADDRESSED To M. A. DAUPHIS.
George Golfer, newly-appointed postal
clerk, operating between Minneapolis ana
Chicago, was arrested in Chicago yesterday
morning. charged with rifiing the mails.
Extensive tbeits of valuable letters, principal
ly directed TO Nj. A. Daupnin, OF the Louisiana
lottery, had taken place OF late, and a watch
was set and decoys sent On Golfers person
was found 50 i'm cash and the decoy letters
mailed TO go on this train. Golfer has been only
q month in the service
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THr M. De Lunr
COLLECTION AT PUBLIC SALE.
ANTIQUE,
and MODERN
This remarkable collection. the property of NJ de
Lue of Paris has just been received aud arranged fol-
inspection in the spacious
Art Rooms Of
Mess-s. DAVIS & HARVEY,
1912 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia,
And Will be sold
NOV. 18TH 10TH. 18th. 18TH. 10TH AND GOTH,
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
ANTIQUE
Rare and Unique specimens Verne Martin. Chip
pendaIe. Lone Cass, !.oue XIV. Colonial. Empire.
dutch of l4th and 10th Centuries: fine old Dutch
sah nas Aa9ns
Verne Martin & Buhi Mantel GockA
PuRCELAINS.
Valuable and superb poroelains decorated by noted
artists and awarded gold medals a. var9ns
Dresden Capa De Mon,e Saint Cloud, wheedin. De-
Rich Turkish aRd Persian Embroderies and Tex
tiles large and valuable specimens of Jade IN Vases
Bronzes iniad with precious metals, Old Chinese and
Japanese Porcelainst satsuma. CloIsonne. Sang de
Lamps-PauOply of ArmOr.
PERSIAN AND TURKISH RUGS
About 100 finest Bokhara, Daghe,tan. Anatolia
Cashmere. Agra. Nomad, Lahore, Mecca, Teheran
Madras, Bagdad. Cancels Hair, Shiraz Kazack
Usaack. Hydrabad. Jeypoor &C.
MODERN.
Two fine Carara Marble Busts Mexican Vases.
Pateaus and Pedestais real Roman BronzeS superb
Bisque Figures and Busls rich Cut GLASS Ware,
Sevres Tea Sets. DC
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS
Ninety valuable Paintings finest examples OF
French Dutch and Belgian Schools, By the following
Levy. l. Bruck Lajos r. NJ. Lobrichon, Edw Richter
J. L. GerOme f NJ. PiDchard E h. SemenOwsky, G.
F. Jacque. +. A. PiotrOwsk. English. VerbOeck.
hoven q De Joushe. r: A: Dqez. l. +; cordova. r
Prof p. Wagner, G. Rota, r. Carpenter. :. Casanova
f. Zuber. Buhler. BarZagni Cattanoe has. T. DelOrL
NJ Tenkate, A. A. Lesrei, g. p. NJ. VRnden Bros F.
g Dew. Brissot-
This entire collection Is to be sold without any
serve whatever Catalogues now ready and mailed on
application.
Galleries open and after Tuesday. November 9th
from am to PIN. n8.11t
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Dick Townshend, OF this state, who Is q
decent democrat ana an able man, was the
only democratic candidate for Congress In this
state who held his own In the recent election.
He goes back by an increased majority. Mr..
Townshend recognises the fact that Il pays TO
10 decent In politics.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G:
EDUCATIONAL

TALISTHENIS
- MISS DORSEY will resume her Calisthenic
classes 1T Forrest Hall West W Washington, and the
frIends Select school, No 1871 st. u. W., Washing
ton, OH Oct. 9Th. t.asses At schools reasonabie
terms Address Miss NJ. 6. dorsey. 3l22 r ST.,
West Washington sel6-eo3ms
I ESCHEEL. ORGANISE. TEACHER OF PIANO
- . and VOCAL Music. Particular attention 70 be-
ginners, well those wishing 10 be qualified for
perfOf nlerS or teachers Terms moderate s34 18th
n.y. jy10eo5m*
LNE6LISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN SCHOOL
~ for young ladies and little girls. 31l2 ST.. West
Washington. ID. &. For circular address
n6eo4n,s Miss NJ g. DORSEY, Principal.
NARTYNS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
AA 313 9Th st., Washington, d. e..
Provides practically useful business education. No
terms nor vacations students enter at any time
Terms Life scholarship $40 II weeks course board,
&c, go. Send for circular. sel4-eo6m
nR ]. P. CAULFiELD WILL. RESUME BUSI.
IL MSS October lst
At 1122 Connecticut Avenue
se1S-3m First Flat
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
HOG F ST. n. w.

On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH
1886. at ONE O'CLOCK +. NJ, the following prop
critics will be offered:
By THOS. E wAGGAMAN.
No. 1907 4th street southeast. Frame House, five
rooms. sub lot d and pit. of %, So Sol.
Nos l743 and 1745 18th street northwest, bricks
six rooms
Terms at time of sale.
THOS 4. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
W. c. DUVALL Auctioneer. nl5-3t
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SUI p T. EM r. Mt.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
BUSHNELL & CARUsI, Real Estate Brokers.

L -
| BUSHNELL cARusI. Real Estate Brokers
AhF AZ PxsEic A 4SR STREETS NORTHEAST
sss feo feq The ps
trict OF Columbia will sell at public auction f:4
s 81
Of Lots numbered thirteen u3) and fourteen Cl4l in
poin. g. tfss
inches south Of the north line Of said lot fourteen 4l:
thence due north eighteen tlsl feet four 90 inches:
to the west line of Second street east thence along the
line ofSecond street eighteen s) feet four a. inches
the improvements consist Of q twostory frame
Terms oue-third cash: balance in equa, install
%enss at nine and eighteen months secured by notes
oa s SIX Per cent and Seed Of
| N NaGHSE nAEHsR: Trustees
GEO w. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. n3-dts
ab BAN the
By order OF the trustees N ' n1s-dts
r. c. PAYNE 4 Co., Real Estate Agents.
Os 613 10th st. northwest
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PROS
NAG sTsEEis Pc aEo isf TOWN AT AT AUG.
r ri :. aSEf;sssT ESH h.S Sc5 ssSES
Square M onsns feet o1
SQe OF Prospect street, between, High and Potion
SIT eets, by depth of 90 feet improved by q Brick
and Frame Dwelling an 2 large Stone Ice House.
INN EDIATELY AFTER I will sell the south
the east side Of Fayete street. between and I'd
streets, improved by two small Brick Houses.
Terms: One-shird cash; balance in one and two
years. with interest secured by deed of
property. II the terms OF sale not compiled with
IN ten days the property Will be resod at risk and
OF defhuitin8 purchaser deposit Of $50 required on
each piece Of property At the time Of sale.
n1O-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
1NHos. J. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE GROUND
FRONTING ON OAK STREET, MT PLEAS-
ANT, AND EXTENDING THROUGH TO FOUR
TENTH STREET ROAD.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated 10th April -
425 et seq of the land records for the District -
OF Columbia, and BY direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell Mt auction In front the prem
iseS, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1885, at
FOUR O'CLOCK. the following land In the county OF
Washington District # Columbia, to All OF Lots
numbered ffty-eght (58l fiji; mine (59) and ftynine
and Onehalf (5s1a), OF 8. p. Browns second sub
division of Mount Pleasant.
Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money in
cash balance in SIX and twelve months secured by
deed OF trust upon the prOpertysod option
purchaser Adepost OF $500 will be required time
OF sale II terms OF sale are not complied with within
ten days rom day of sale. the trustees the
right to resell rsk and defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing at rchasers cost
bEHJAMIN 7: SNYDER. lTru,taes
n4-d&ds THOS J. FISHER & Co, Aucts.
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nENTt4EMENS sUITs SECURED r
W AND PRESSED FOR IL
Coats 90 centA Pants. - cents, Yeats 36 ce0tA
Altering and repairing done 10 besi manner. !
clouds called fox and delivered.
X. T. HAHN.
706 e.h q. y. ". (telsphone cali dds, and
<2 n Calvert y. BALTIMORE Telephons call l61I--2
au26 &mS
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l. 723 14TH ST. n. W..
And all other principal cities
Recognized as superior to all other similar Insttn-
tons UneJcelled advantages for learning CONVEX
SATION Best of native teacherA Fee extremely low.
NEW TERM now tor Ladies'. Gentlemen and Chill.
dren- Free trial lessons every Saturday. ocl
Mt VERNON SEMINARY,
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' and Little
Girls.
MRS ELIZABETH j. SOMERS, Principal
Twelfth year opens Sept 3Oth. The Principal will
be st home after September 9Th from / to p m,
daily. se;}3m
LNRIENDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 / ST n W.
II AN ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOL FOR
BOTH SEXES,
There are tive courses of study-EngliSh and Scen-
tifc and Classical The school is supplied with maps.
charts, globes. weights and measures of the Metric
system, reference books and chemical and physical
laboratory supplied with all necessary apparatus
Number of students limited Tution. from $50 10
received al any time. send for catalogue call at
school between 2:SO and 43O p. M
au26-5m THOs. w. SIDWELL. Principal
OBSTRUCTION On THE
Il VIOLIN.
For terms apply to H. DONCH, COS II st. NV. Or
principal music stores sel6-3m
HOWARD c TOWNSEND
~ TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
Has Removed Ito
wl 13l. 18th street
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneera

IL
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & Co,
nIo-3t" Auctioneers.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.,oneers
REAL ESTATE SEAk Observation-Disclosures Is
TnE D;slR Let, OF coLuMBIA ADMIRABLY
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court ofsse
the pisrlct of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause, -
the UNDERSIGNED Trustee VIII s,I M nnI,c sale On tho
premises sAiTKDAY TWksS MY ~
O'CLOCK PM. all that piece OF LAND. consisting OF
sixty,seven and onequar;er acres 6. situated on
and known as part of .'Chevey Chase" formerly
owned by the late Capt William J. Belt. U.sN: This
tu building stes being high and suited for that
pose.
with at cent secured by deed Of trust
on the property or all cash. at option OF purchaser
after sale the property will be resod at the risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser. after five days public
nte OF such resale i'll some newspaper published in
Was D. C. deposit Of slOo required at
q hDw nns bYG TrSssep
ROOM. NO. 20 IS l4TH sTRkEr NoRTHwEsT.
BIER TWEsSTIErH. 1896 at $50 OCT, OK, -
we VIII sell In front Of the premises ore Of the A
desirable parts of l4 street northwest being part of
LOT 81. SQUARE 2O4,
fronting 20 feet 14th aud depth Of 50 feet
TO an alley and improved by a nearly new twOslOry
press-brick dwelling with q fine stor, roOm This
house contains six rooms, water, gas sewerage and
modern improvements cellar cOlcreted and thorough
y severed and is of the best built in the city and
for business man or investor good opportunity is
offered, owner health and business causing him
sell
Terms: Onefifth cash. balance in one, two, three
and four years. notes to bear interest at six per
per annun payable Semi-annualy, and to be secured
by deed Of trust premises ali cash option of
purchaser deposit of 800 at sale. Conveyancing.
etc, Vt purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
in ten days otherwise right reserved resell at risk
nd cost of defauting purchaser after five DAYS public
Washington ID. c.
nl04t DJINCANSON BROS Aucts
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The Rsueral conferences Of the seventh Day
ADVENTIST conyenes for II twenty-nfth annual
session at Battle Creek, Mioh.. November 18th
Twelve hundred coopers are on strike In Gin
ctunau 1pY an increase 0f wages.