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MONSiGnOr Camel.

10 the Editor of the IHE EVENING STAR:
There have been recently published anony-
NOUS stories and installations lending 10 i'm.
peach Tue good moral character OF Monsi snor
Capei, and To hold him out 10 pubic execra-
ton as dishonest and tad man.
Please allow me to say what l. and many 9TH
ers here in Washing ION, know of him. The
Monslgnors first appearauce in this city Was in
september 1888, Wnen he Iectureu i'm the Ma
tlonal theatef aid OF the effort 10 reduce the
Vi that lecture were sone seven eight nun-
dreu dollars. In the january following he de-
IlVered lecture at Ford's opera house ior the
louHg Catholics Friend society, from which
over $500 was realized Tor the purchase oil
clotniug tor poor boys attending the Catholic
Schools. Later in the same month lie delivered
ii lecture at 81. Augustus church for the benefit
oi the House vi the Good She herd. The Gu urch
Was packed, anu nave been toiu that auout
SZ.ooo were REALIZED for That very deserving
cnai liable WORK. iie alsO delivered sermons in
aid oil other bcnevOient objects. For his own
services on these ccisioLs iie made cnarse
whatever. When Tue Young Catholics Friend
society Invited him u lecture il aas their I'M
derstandins that he would tie emitted TO one
thifu oi tne net proceeds. When L rendered
HIM the S1UU, TO which he was entitled, ne
generously handed il back to me, asking me to
add the amount dtssssftsa frufa nini TO the
RELIEF OF tue poor chlIuren. He would not q veh
accept any ,hiug iur his personal aud travelling
EXPENSES, nor even permit us 10 furnish a car
rlase 10 lake him 10 aud from the lecture hail.
About Tie Saline tlIsle ne gave course OF four
lectures at Lincoln hall ior his own benefit, but
the proceeds amounted to scarcely more tuau
the rent Oh the hall and incidental expenses.
We have good testimony that ne was no less
unselish amt charitable in other cities In this
Country.
IL seems to me but just to the Mons:gnor that
We should offset tue virtues aud good deeds
which we know OF our PERSONAL knowledge, or
upon reliable evidence, against anonymn Us de-
fractions resting upon 40 testimony Whatever.
He suys the accusations are iaise. believe
MIN. Yours Very truly,
IA
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rTvHollAs DOWL1no. Aucsaonser.

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CHANCE1Y SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE No. zoos sixth STREET NORTH.
rRAME FaoNT WtiTA RaicK RsAk
BY virtue Of decree Ofthe Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed In Equity Court N
No lO.l36, on the 10th day ct September, 1885,
the undersigned Trustees will ell O. public oao,
areps g, shs Pssm,ses S9 TauRsDAY. shs FOUR;
fOUh O'CLOCK. ali that ptsce Of GROUND and Inn
peovemens sying and being In the city OF washing
ton, D1estn o. Columbia and known and described g
ct swsptyshrss 60, e square loar HUNDRED EGG
brick building In the rear
Terms Of sale being Is i0lows, 70 MI: One&hird Of
the purchase money ID cash within ave days aftsr day
q eAe, o. which one hundred dollars - be pod
depost 9 the time Of saie and the balance Of the po
chase money In three equal IN six, twelve
the sha deliver to said trustees his a. hes
nOs dated on day OF sale bear interest ~ SIR
Per ssns9n per annum; g sl ca.a, g the option q
q sse psSRsssy g &c resod q the Eiak and cost q
fKANK T. BROWNING,
rArnCo4 l.r y d:Y Building. }Trustsss
oco1o1 80 LoufniAnn ayopJ
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~ Q n NESS
oh THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAiNEs GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Hcah oe gwen In cup of coffee or tea without the
sno~ eose Oh the person taking 1t II b absolutely
es', ana win efect permanent and speedy
ALCOHOLIC wreck IL has xeen given in thousand.
and Ia ever, instance rers~c, cure has tol
io~es- ar NEVER FAiLS The system once impre,-
oii.ly ior the liquor appetite to exi.r
EoH SALE BY
DIR. $. +. wARr
EBBITr HOUSE DKUG STORE
Norrs, Lsth AID streets also. r. X HELPHEN
SAASE- corner l4ih street and vernaont avenne
Washington d. C.
taii or write for pamphlet eon,ainins huns,.a. -.
tessimOnaIs from the oest women ana m.,, - y,
parts OF The country. o.. "a
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SIS. 25OcS, dts

,HANCEKY SALE or FRAME DWELLING
INCLUSION aTH STREET., NEAR CORN ksK OF
FS CIn W.T..
BY virtue OF y decree of the Supreme Court $50
OF the i-trict OF COlunii:a sitting in equity. EsBH
PASSED July =. 1856 In cause lOOl3. wherein SsfR
Jennie l.. ord IT al plaintiffs and George "A
kin ct al are deendans, and at the risk aud of
the ueiautln urchaser at the sale hereunder made
July Z4h. 1880. Will sell public auction In
0tlOBt.n .oUkrEENIH. 1856. al Fl 4 O'CLOCK
r. III. all that piece or parcel ground and premises,
improved by q ten room frame dwelling, known as
aid btin parts ot lots aud Ia square 460 in the
city OF Washington, in the district of Columbia.
IerinS OF sale by said deer nne-third Of the pur.
cha>e money III cash, bird in six months, e
opiioi On purchaser: deferred payments secured by
Deed OF tfnst WI Ia Int rest At per cent One hun
y bid Off II terms of sale complied with In
cost.
ANDREW A. LIPsCOMB, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerx ocx-dJxds
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The Rail- Player.
THE NATIOEALS DEFEATED BY THE KAHaAa
CITY'A

THE NATIOEALs DEFEATED By THE KAHsAs
CITY'A
The championship bali game between the
Kansas City and National teams yesterday was
. disappointment TO the spectators, because the
home team played misersbly In the frat part OF
the game, and allowed their opponents 10
obtain q commanding lead, which resulted in
q defeat by the score Of Z TO 8 in seven innings.
The Nationals were playing ball with spirit and
darkness, and would doubtless have overtaken
their opponents could q full game have been
played. The battery work uf Henry and Old.
Held was not up 10 the standard, ana the game
made i've runs. The Nationals secured eight
hits and ten errors, while the visitors made the
same number Of hits and but six errors. King
pitched = good game for Kansas City, aud Lille
paysda "a r t lsss nsad did
hit the ball very hard, but Little gagged him
too accurately and he Jailed TO get hit The
Nationals and Baittmores Will play 81 Capitol
park this afternoon.
burg, 4; Metropolitan, 1. At Jersey City-Jer.
sey City, z; New York. 4 At Newark, n. T.
NeWarks, 3; Detroit 8. Al PhilAdelphiav--
Philadelphia, 8; scranton. 8
SALE OF INFANTs REAL EsrArx-Yesterday
In the Court in General Term, Judge Cox dsliv.
cred the opinion OF the court In the case OF
Thaw ugt Mtchte, In which the power OF the
Prohste Court q order the ale q intsnts' real
time since by Judge Hagnsr that 70 sell tnfents'
real estate was beyond The pOwerof the Probate
Court, and motion VS. made f1r . BeArgu-
ment, and this having been done, the court
the Probate Court has that power. Notice Q!
appeal 70 the Supreme Court pf the Untted
States vas given.
~ A. 49, - 49,
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YTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctaoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION
corner Lot. containing 4,642 square feet s.s.eh
fronts "a feetS ga inches street by 100 feet on
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
Improved by onestory frame cottage ~ fest front by
20 feet Deep i've rooms water in kitchen. sable and
hen house. Yard contains peach, chsrry and plum
trees
The above described property win be sold at Anc1on
In front Of the premises on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH, 1886. at FOUR O'CLOCK. Con-
veyanctng and recording at purcAassr's COST 800
will be required at time or sale
Terms made known ct ssle ucA-tife
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T,Hoa J. FISHER d CO., Real Estate Auct,oneers
TkUSTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
NUE.. NEAR THE IA pIT1T PAX

NUE., NEAR THE CAPIIOL PAHK-
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated June 28d -
1885, and duly rec rded In Liber No ll27, folio
Mo- All e SEQ. we shall sell on MONDAY
fOUkVCLOtk in ffonl Of the premises Lot iettered
A." OF sn6dysi ion made by Mary Chiffon and
north.
Terms Of sale: One4hird Of purchase money in CASH
the balance In two equal instruments .. one and two
years nom day OF saie with interest. tor which the
shall be given A. deposit Of 800 will be required
when the LOT V bid OF All conveyancing At pur-
chasers cost Trustees the right resell the
property 1T pur h.sers risk, Il terms ofsaie b not
Complied with within ten dayA
FkEDEhlSk = MCGUIRE. Truate.a
0c11-d&6 0EOkGE E HAMILTON,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
N DELAWARE AVENUE. NEAR THE

CAP TUL PARK.
TWEEN lSs6,at HALF-PAsT FOUR e.:a
O'CLOCK IN froat OF the premises BY virtue OF E:3
corded in iioer No lOO7 folio No. 456 ct SEQ we
shall sell lot ieitered N" OF subdivision by
No $50, fronting 81 and 42-lO0ths feet Delaware
censis S NJ anu MID lne I'M
Terms OF sae: Opethird Of purchase money In cash;
the ba.ance IN two equal tnstalments and two
years from day of sale. with interest for which the
notes secured by deed Of trust the premises sold
shall be given A deposit of $lOO will be required
when each lot Is bid or All conveyancng at pur-
chasers cost Trustees the right TO resell the
property at hasers risk terms of be n0t
complied with within ten days
VIM. B. PALMER, lu~...
ocll-d&ds WIN. II. MCELFRESH. A1usteeS.
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L1ou1D BRxAu
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Possesses the hghest merit IL u manufhetufed nom
the choie es naieIsss aud con,bines the most pas
koss 9uAntisso seiresing drink with the iuvgor-
siinE AID hossou4s properties Vi the esss AAit Ex
truCik.
At h True tonic and delightful beverage. alike de-
sarabss Tor inv.iids and p<Isoas In health VIII p
ouLo upon trial % be Pheasant and complete S0ostl
tute tor all .lcohOc drinks, which are too
stimulating Tor delicate c. .nsiisasicn6
- the Be craze far excellence ror nuns ng moth
sfs, Creates sn abundance milk whse IL strength
ems and invteorstes ta.e entire system
After cts efut analysis Wilbur u. Hall. Pm D., New
YORK says Liquid bread Is . refreshing. q. urshins
tAnse beverage, and Wholesome inytgoi ing tonic
ITS palsishe TO Inc TASTE and OF easy assimilation.
"a rank l. JanieA PhD., MD., 81 Louis. after ansy-
rs sa AIS lo~ percentage Of alcohol. ~ ervesc
snSs Us delight ui Taste AID odor MI cooane 70 re-
commend Nicbols0n's Mali kxIract - being must
Mig otverngs and The bens srtscie Of the son
WAL nas ever come unaer my exxminAaton.'
David NICHOLSON Prop,r. ST. LoUlA
Atwhoasanle b.
wx. MuKhLEIsxN,
VA S1s 6TH NJ. wAsHIN0ToN
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Fox ah a EaRovr. ..4xASna,. cou,rv
VIRGINIA.
The nhscribers as eo.m,s err ofthe circuit e;HA
o. Its uecr lii the suit Aa,t Halt ali oife III
tor safe AT pubic au1 ton. the PREMISES.
WEDNE~ DAY the TWLNTIE,H DAY OF uCi o.
BIZ lhot. al I WELVE O'CLOCK Nj, the properly
pied Or. Janies Macka Insisting uf 81 acre, ID
rod III ter.ie tid, more less. l,eing beauti
situated ab.ut three miles from WASN'T gton, ON u
comlniiug "IevatDn, af1O. Il LIZ extended view ct
n surr.nd ns country, and api roachable by either
the Lo. ur.dye. AquedIcs Lr.dge Chain brid e
rUds Al Is one he mo, deIigh sites In vcin-
1ty oil tsiIlns elegant III proved 10y conn
tvey new rye and cUmmodiOus w0st0ry double
dwelling. with cupOla twostury summer house,
spring hOls. ice house and q splendid barn
GROUNDS the arnl enclO- by leicing vi mott
eri style The W Oe CONSTITUTING one o. the most CON-
pete AID desirable residences in this seton OF the
Country.
TIVE We and ei>hs en- mo:l, is In equal mei,t,
with Ierel from Me day OF safe. the option of
the puEcna LIE whole be paid In cash. taking
flun the purchaser bonds It'll personal t.
fo tiie ueler ed Payments aud the Title he retained
until the IN ,ta.nients paid the further
the court
The subscribers meanw bile authorized BY said
decree nd are prepared to entertain private offers for
the property. JANIS + CLEMENTs.
EDMUND BURKE
S. q. BRENT,
Commissioners of Sale
Vr0fnfa. Alexandria County, t. .UE:
cei lily that Ldmtnd Burke one Of the commits
S'oners of sale appointed by the said Decree has given
law AZ proylded by sad decree.
H H. YOUNG,
Jerk of the Circuit Uuf,
slS.25ocSdts Alexandria County, Va
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR
l. CONSTRUCTING FAMILY BUILDING

u CONSTRUCTING FAMILY BUILDING.
wAsH1xeros, D. G. kS oc9ahet s sd sssa
sesied Proposals viii be received 81 the flee OF
MT y; a Willard. chairman o. the building commit
1 nn1n iWsL T,s O'clock NJ. on WEDNEsDAY.
one Family Building the grounds of the Reform
getheI with all ntces sary information. cam be Oh
qea upon OF ahppsas!9n aherfor office q the
m n aud only bids upon these forms win
The right + 10 waive defects and
any ana All DIGS. GEORGE w. ADAMS,
e..d President Board of Trustees
sa d sak sTEAHI HSicK Po VIC BUILD
off ns OF The COMMISSION FOR THE CoNsTRUcTIoN
EAST CApITtI sss,oS1L LIBRARY BUILDING LAO
WAsHINsroN. October 4th 1885
6S 'sis Vne e cfs5.
Der TW ENTIETH. 1856, for tearing down the fol-
from the same and taking Cellar aud foundation
pennsylvania ave. se-Nos 1O7. lis. lie. III, 123,
10, :, i28 l2s rs "a, 12Ss d3a 1s6, 1873
No 1S R. =. a|"' 49, i4l' l4S, l4o' LAT.
fsss ,s:,sI szsss ID 81. q -, 1872
i1 S aiisy square 72e-Nos. 8. 4. 9. q
Bids for the tearing down of the houses in each
naa he will be mi, 1steixed separately Specifications
a. H. StOFE OhD,
oc6.s 12.16.1s Commissioners.
PROfOSALs FOR STATIONERY
u SECRETARY's OFFICE,
SENATE OF THE L NITED iATEs.
WAsBINeTON, u. G.. September %. 1886.
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, OCTOBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1885. for furnishing Stationery for the
use of the Senate of the United states for the
Cal year.
Blank forms of proposals. showing the quantity and
quality OF each article and the form OF bond to be
signed by the bidder and sureties. will be furnished
application to this Office.
Proposals should be Endorsed proposals for Sta
onery for the Senate and be directed to the Secre-
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at this
office free of charge ANSON q. MCCOOE
se2S-law4w Secretary of the senate Of the U. S
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
l. QUARTERS.
WASHINGTON BARRACKS d. c.,
September 20, 1885.
Sealed Proposals in trplicate, subject TO usual con-
difons, will be received al this Office until TWELVE
OC. .OCk NOON, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH. 1855 at
which time and pace they will be opened in the
ence of attending bidders for converting building
10 INTO tw sets OF officers quarters and hui ding
set OF quarters for commissioned staff Office a.
Washington barracks. ID. t. in accordance with plans
aud specifications in this Office.
Bi..nks and full information as to bidding terms of
contract and payment &C, will be furnished appl-
cation
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for building officers and non-cOmmis-
STONED stan omcers quarters. and addressed TO the
Undersigned SEDGWiCk PRATT
list Lieut. and k. e. NJ, Sd Arty.
ocoot A A. q Nj. U. ;. A.
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Charged with Shocktn Cruelty.
GRAVE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST POOR HOUSE
STEWART

DUBUQUE, To-, Oct l2.-Quite q sensation has
been created In this city by the announcement
that the grand jury had indicted Hon. Thos.
Johnston, steward OF the county poor house, on
the charge OF northumberland Of his office.
"A large amount OF testimony was given. which
Is said to be Of the most positive character. liz
Is TO The effect that he s habitualy cruel 10 the
inmates that he entered the rooms of female
inmates AT night and staid there haitian hour nj
a time; that he fed the inmates with tainted
meats; that he lerked one OF them away from
the table and afterwards assaulted him for talk
log food from the slor-pail and eating it that
ne threw cripple into q creek and then
shoveied dirt on him: that he dragged females
about the house by their hair, and did other
cruel deeds. 1t is but just TO say that Mr. John
ston is out OF the city and was unable 10 aus wer
the charges. He has been the steward of the
poor house for many years, and similar charges
have been brought against him, but were never
sufficiently proved.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.


i Real Estate Auctioneer.
vAEgAHsEE q
oTwENTS;EIKsT sTREETs NoRTHWEST
sais IL aoa nS y lie 10
Ter Germs da fs q sale rHos E wAoa aa'dnss,
aGaRn FEET s1 8 o G5 As0gE lfS
sTkkET East AM HE SohfH sTsEEf:
81 AZ FIVE SenStR Ne
G ut St Sc Pssn aoTH OF 1914
IA fee! on IAN stree. east.
one Of the most desirable locations northeast
Terms; One-ha cash; balance in one and two years
notes u bear six per cent interest able semiannn
ally end to be secured by deed of trust premises or
Piled IN days ~ right
sell at risk and cos. Of deiauing purchaser ssr I'VE
listed in Washington. b. G.. a delosi. Of ssod re.
qured at safe Conveyancing DC, At purchasers
ocod&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneen.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
TIkp STREET sE1cN nMMsiktfa 4rcriSs
FIVE oa ssa e "a, f r
subdivision , Of 10, No @ SQUARE 52s improyed by
six rooms and bath no. and cold water.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneera
TINHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETS.
RUGS.
PORTIERES IAMBRFQUINs AND TINE
EMBHOiDEKIES,
Embracing Rare piec. S, such as
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS. CAIRO RUGS. SILK
BOKdA "A AND SH. RAJ RUGS, AN
TIQUE HALL RUGS, AND
On HER SPECIMENS
OF graf
VALUE
The Catalogue Embraces About Thirty Large Carpets
To be sold ut Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER THIRTEENTH. FOURTEENTH AND
FIT ENTH, 1885.
Commencing ut
ELEVEN AM anu .HHEE O'CLOCK Pm. each
GRAND Exhibition
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
OCTOBER ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
THE
FIRST FLOOR UF MY SALEsROOMS.
oc7-5t rEoMAs BOWLING, Auct
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He Hauled Down the Amertcan FlaG.
The American fishing schooner Marion
Grimes, which Is detained ~ shelburne, N. s.,
by Capt Quigley for breach OF the custom laws,
In not reporting to the custom house on enter.
ing the harbor, last Thursday night was lying
at anchor in that harbor yesterday afternoon
with the American flag flying from her mast
head. Capt Quigley, who was on board the
Terror, which was anchored 100 yards below
the schooner. ordered Capt Landry TO haul
down the flag. The latter did so, but shortly
aiterward the flag was again seen waving from
the masthead. Capt Quigley again ordered the
nag to be hauled down. This time the Amer
lean refused To obey. An armed crew was at
once dispatched from the Terror. who boarded
the schooner, and Capt Quigley himself hsuieo
down the American Dag.
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l. tie. Estate aud Insurance

nANENHcW WEIR & SON.
II tie. Estate aud Insurance.
TRUSTEES SHE OF TWO-STORY SlX-l,O sNt
BRICK DW..tLING. No. 1908 STREET
NUkfuWi .~..
BY virtue OF deed oftrust. da ed june 18th A. -
D. lna5 anu duly rec.rdei is, ,aber No. liz us
fOllO o. seq If The land records Uf The ~
D3trict CoinnibiM. and 10y drec lou the AL.
thereby secured. the subscriber will e ut puic
tion In iront of the premises. 0u MONDAY, The
EIGiiTLE..TM DAY Of Tub Alb 1855, ut
FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the fol Owiug-described i.eai
Esac. TO wi: Sub-I.ot numbered n, in X Ter
TOMS corded subdivsi Of original Lot numbered l..
III square numbere. t32. l. geIher with the building
and impr0v, nients thereon
Terms of sale: Une-tiird cash: balance In six,
twelve and eiehtte eli months, Wi interest at six pef
c'ni: Jeierr payments to be secured By deed of
trust on tie pr pert. or cash, at the option the
purchaser deposit uf > Uu required time OF
sale u terms sale arr not compiled with within
seven days II er III sale pr pelty resold
al h" risk and ex ense Oh defa .ting pui chaser All
cOnveyaHtibg Ut ufch.lstr's c.si. . se -
" Lit NJ W.. IAN fNfIUWER 1,ru......
WAoHlNGiuN DANt.NhOWER, AAuS'ets
THO. - Wi Nti, AucL corded.
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1t was at q country Sunday school picnic
where great Quantities OF the regulation eat
abies, chiefly apple pies, had been brought for
the children TO eat Little Mary Jane, from away
back in the hills, was there, and with her her
mother, who kept an eye on the child con-
stantly to see that her behavior was perfect
Presently Mary Jane observed digging
into an apple pie with her knife, whereupon
her mother spoke up:
"Mary Jane BealsP'
"WhaI ma'am?"
"What be You a-doinf"
"Eatin pie, ma am"
"What be you a-eatin' II with?n
"Knife!
$50 you be! Now, what have told you about
eatin' pie with your knife, Mary Jane? Take
that pie up in your hand and eat IL as you'd
ought tor
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I y 11'111s OO' FteaI
TRUSTEEs' S,LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AMI UNIMP OWED PROPERTY ON della.
PARK.
On MONDAY AFTERNt ON, OCTOBER ests
TWENTf-FifTH. Al QUARTER PAST III
FOlt 0'ci. OK, in front Of the premises. by E:al
virtue OF deed Oh trust dated July 1st Is2 aud duly
shii sell lots lestered Co. and D." OF subdivision
m .Ge by Mary " hilton and 9th. OF certain lots In
square No 66 fronting together ~ on ueIaw
avenue. between b. and c. streets north with the
improvements thereon
Terms of sales One-third of purchase money in cash;
the balance in Ivy" equal instruments at one two
years from day Of sale. wi interest for which the
notes secured by deed OF trust on the premises sold
Shall De given d posis OF 500 will be required
when the lots are bid Off All conveyaucing at pur-
cbasers COST Trustees the right resell the
property at pur hasers risk If terms of sale be not
complied with within ten days.
VIM. T. PALMER.
oc1l-ddds WM. Il McaLFREsH, Trustees.
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J. \. roLLrN,


- RAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS
NJ bout forget the Number
oO0. 0O0. 0v8. SOC.
10th q. n. W. opposite y. q Treasury.
Trunka. Travelling hnSs. hsrness. saddses. Brides
MhipA Tougists sun1rsee &C,
ct lSetxI ~ mAnutnCsueoT4 p1tcoA
OUv 18Th ssrost .. ".
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