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se24d&ds 'FssG cL 4; sMx1u5sH2s' Trustees
TTlRUsTEEs SALES AT AUCTION OF DESIRA-
Il BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE NORTH.
WESTERN PORTION THE

BY the authority Of decree of the Supreme "A
Court of the District Of Columbia passed In the il:
cause OF Clements ct al Y. Combs ct al. No E.iA
front of the respective premises, the following real
estate located In the city OF Washington. District Of
Columbia. to wit:
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1885, at
HALF.PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P: n, all Of original
lot 10 In the square III fronting 81 hip feet the
south side Of street north by depth Of 81 feet
3Ofeetwde alley In the rear improved by three two
story-snd basement brick dwellings. Noa 1905 1910
and 1912 NJ street northwest And
1MMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, the south
10 l1l2 feet front by the depth thereof 10 feet 70
an alley in the rear lot IL Of Dsvdsons recorded
frontng on the east side Of Eighteenth street west
lO16 Eighteenth street northwest
Terms of sales One-thir of the purchase money to
be paid In cash on the day Of SALE within ca
days thereafter the residue In equal instan1ents
one and two years from the day ofsaie to bear In
snnIm the deferred payments 70 be secured by The
purchaSetB promtss0fy notes. or the purchasers may
at their option. pay all cash Title be retained until
the purchase money and interest fully paid. Terms
70 be compiled with within seven ca days from sAee
II DEFAULT pc made by any purchaser reserve the
right to resell ct his or her risk cost 70 apply
the court Tor instructions aud relief in the preses
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers' cost
500 deposit on each parcel when bid accepted.
JAMES EDWARDS. Trustee.
412 9th street NV.
ee24-eO&dS THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
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To Prevent the Cuttimg on OF Quota.
lions.

CHICAGO, Sept 24.-The suit of the New York
and Chicago Grain and stock exchange against
the Chicago board OF trade, the Western Union
and the Gold and Stock Telegraph companies,
yesterday. Henry Decker appeared for the
complainant and ex-Judge Smith for the de.
PENDANTS. The suit is To restrain the board OF
trade fl ON cutting OFT the market quotations
received by the exchange. There are = number
OF other suits of a similar character brought by
Adolph Lichstern and others, but the one just
pust on trial will, by agreement, decide them
ALL The case will be on trial probably for sew
eral days.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TBleglans 70 The Star.


Arguments Closed ne Cincinnati ana
the Cours Takee the Papers.
CINCINNATI, Sept 24.-The argument In the
American Bell Telephone company case In the
United States circuit court terminated this
morning with the close of Hon. Joseph
p. McDonalds speech tor the company.
The government has been represented
In the argument by Messrs Lowry, Chandler
and Thurman, and the company by Messrs.
Storrow, Harrison and Mcdonald. All the
speeches were reported in shorthand. and
Will be printed for the use of the court
AT the close Of the argument the court said
that while II had y distinct impression
OF the points involved, 1t wished all the papers
to be laid before 1t In order that deliberate re-
view OF the whole case could be made. The
decision may, therefore, not be reached for sew
eral weeks. Ex-Solicitor General Goode, at the
close of the case, asked the court If II
would now hear the argument upon the de-
ment counsel was prepared to offer. The court
said II would not hear the demurrer until after
this question was disposed OF, but would hear II
at the December term OF the court at Columbus.
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THIS EVENING.

CHOW CASES, FIXTURES, COUNTERS. WITH
~ DRAWERS, AND BALANCE OF STOCK Al
l347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
VEST: CONSISTING OF GUNS. CUTLERY,
RAZORS, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C, WILL
BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
Sale commences FRIDAY EVENING, sEPTEM;;
Der SEVENTEENTH, at SEVEN p. NJ and Will
continue every evening until all are sold.
October LIST. owner goes exclusively into the manu-
featuring of well know specalties.
se15-3m FOLEY, Auctioneer
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Attaching Charter Oak Property.
SUIT OF POLICY HOLDER OF THE EMBAR.
RAISED CoNCERN IN NEW YORK.

RAISED CONCERN IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept 24.-Judge Andrews, Of the
supreme court, has granted an application of
Charles E. Crawford tor an attachment against
the property in this state of the Charter Oak
Life Insurance company, of Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. Crawford AYERS on information and belief
that President Bartholomew is q defaulter to
the amount Of $127 900; that he has fed to
Canada, has removed property from this state
with intent to defraud the creditors Of the COM
pany, or has disposed of his property with like
intent. On November 9th, 1867, the
company made out q policy OF insurance
OF two thousand dollars on his life
to Roe Stephens, OF Detroit, Mich. The annual
premium was to be $153.8O, to be paid No
vember Of each year for ten years on the
endowment plan. Stephens in 1875 assigned
his policy to his wife, who In turn assigned it
to Mr.. Crawford in November, 1884. By the
last annual report the company, 80 Crawford
then the company has become insolvent He
obtained the attachment to recover S1,63S
paid in premiums.
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL, PROP.
ERTY IN GEORGETOWN, DC

ERTY IN GEORGETOWN, DC.
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing 80
date on the 4th day of March. AID. 1882, and s:s
duly recorded in Liber No. Y97 folio 1884, ct seq .B
one OF the land records of the District of aud
at the request of the holder of of the notes
thereby, we will SELL at public auction in front of the
premises, On WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1886, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real estate,
situate In the city of Georgetown District of Column
ba to wit. being the Paper Mill and premises the
northeast corner OF Potomac and Water streets, in
said town. said real estate being described as foows
Beginning at the said corner and running thence
with said Potomac street one hundred :and fifty
and sX-tweifhs u5l GID feet thence east seventy
one feet to an alley, thence south ninety and six
feet thence south to Water street. and thence 70
the place of beginning together with all the fixtures
and other apparatus now In upon be hereafter
placed In and upon said premises, and also all the
water-power rights and privileges applied 10 or be-
longing to or annexed to said mill accordingly
as the same is derived leased from chesapeake
q ONO Canal under any agreement had thereunto
together with all improvements appurtenances, &C
Ierms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in two equal
instruments, payable in six and twelve months after
date for which purchasers notes. bearing interest
SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed Of
on property sold will be taken all cash. purchas
er,s option A deposit Of 500 required at time OF
SAFE AHconveyancfng and recording at purchasers
ten days from date OF sale the property be resod
at FISK and cost of deaultng purchaser after seven
days advertisement. -
BRAINARD II. WARNER
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW. STrusfees
se13-eOd 1908 31st st.
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The Presideut.s Receut,ou.

A vIRGINIAN OFFERS To TREAT HIM 10
REAL DEER HUNT.
The President held his first reception since
his return to-day at half past O'Clock in the
east room. There were one hundred and fifteen
visitors present, and the President went through
his customary Misunderstanding ordeal with good
grace. One handshaker remarked that he was
from Virginia, and told the President that If he
would come down To his country they won Id
give him a real dear hunt
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NEAR
ANACUSTIA, DC, AT AUCTION,
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated June 27th 80
5SS4 and duly recorded in Liber No. 1854, folio E
f tn o. Columbia and by direction e the party there
premises, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER tn r.
IiE 1, 1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described real estate situated in the county of ash
ington, District Of Columbia to wit: All that certain
piece or parcel Of land and premises known and dis
hnSushed as and being part of lot numbered Ave- in
block numbered one ID, of THE Barry Farm" being
the south oneluarter acre of the north oiehaf and
his acres of said lot numbered Ave (see
notes Of survey by n Dubois, made LIST October 1872
store, DC.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with notes bearing per cent interest and
secured by deed OF trust property sold deposit
OF fifty dollars required at time of sale
JESSE v. N. HUYCK, r-.4.
sel9-d&ds HARRY J. FUNNIEST trustees.
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TVHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneec

se24-so&ds THOMAS DowLiNS c. A sse
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BALTIMORE Mn. September 24.-virxinis dxes,
c0nsolioated. excoupon, tza pastdue coupons 67Ah
do thrssa esq., do tsnf6rtiss. exconpon, 20 hiG
to-day.
BALTIMoRE. M. September 2A-cotton dull
middling. en- Flour stsa.iy with f.ir demand
extra, 2.75a3:SO do family, AO0aA.6O; city mills
super 226a276: do. extra, &00a8 IS; do Rio brands
l6Oa4.62; Pasapeco family. OILS; do. superlaIivc
patent $50 Wheat-southeFn nfmer: western
SSasS No western winter "a, spos, siS.sS5: ssp
Szi4aS1A: bscsmbsr. S6issSe%. oofn-soushsrn
steady and quiet; western easer and duh; southern
48eAOlh: November or Decomber, new or old Al&
86a37; western mixed 0lA6S: Pennsylvania, 82a87.
e arm wy 2 cs s;s'y w:ss,.
Mess. pork. l260sl25n.A Bulk -nsats- .holidsis
sa9s; clear EsD , s!dsa 81 benz ISL Ls.az
s2sas O. as' ask scsss
ordinary TO dir, 1OasellAt Sugar sIsady-A son. q
SSG pm % sshts = Liverpool per ssssm aaS
guiei-cot,on. 1S-SSd;; aour. lad: F.,n, 800.
6ushes shipmspts aoQr f3l barrels; wheai. $4,000
Sus siis corn corn. $500 bashsE 1870
ChicAwo Markets.
CHICAGO, M, esrfemb@ a rm.-wheaa
easy-Cash. "a octobei, !8at: Noyenbss: 76t: Nay.
ssh Corn weak and lowsr;-oesh g: Oc4oher
Fork Armsr-sdpeh. 656ak 0s1eesf. Asa Novsn6ef
077lk Lard nrmer = Caah, 5.26s Octo6es. 616
Novsmhs. 61s'A
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w CLARENCE DUvALL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On DCMBARTON STREET, BETWEEN
SREENE AND MONTGOMERY STREETS
GEORGETOWN ID C.

GEORGETOWN, D. c.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust to u.s. dated the IA
S1 l,ss day 81 Nay 1879, and duly recorded in
cords OF the District of Columbia and the wriIIen
request OF the party secured thereby will SELL by
Ruonc auction, In front of the premises, on WEDNE
DAY. OCTOBER SIXTH, A D. 1856, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain lot
piece or parcel Of ground situate and lying in George
town, IN the District of Columbia. and known as the
west half or part Of Lot numbered Q2s hundred
now known and described as square numbered sew.
enty, commencing tor the same at q point on the
north line Of street sixty t6O) feet east
from the intersection OF said Greene and Dumbarton
streets thence running along the north line of Dunn.
barton street. east thirty 3O feet: thence north one
hundred aud twenty Q2O) feet, more or less to an
alley; thence west thirty t3O) feet thence south
TO the place of beginning together with the improve
ments thereon
Terms Of sale: Onethir of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In equal payments in six twelve
ana eighteen months, with interest at six per cent
rom day ofsale. the deferred payments be secured
by deed of trust upoa the premises sold all cash.
the option OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 will
be required at the time of SALE Taxes paid 10 day of
sale. II the terms Of sale not complied with
within ten days the Trustees reserve the right to
sell at the risk and deaulting purchaser after
five days advertising in The Evening Star news
paper All conveyanclng and recording at purchasers
cost
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Representative Willis Fight.


DISTRICT
gentleman who has just come from Louis.
vile, KY, says that the fight between Repre-
sentative Willis and Mr.. Carruth for the NOM
ination to represent that district in the 5oth
Congress is continuing with undated warmth.
The principal fight against Mr.. Willis is on &C
count of his having secured the retention OF
Mrs. Thompson as pOstmistress OF Louisville.
However, he has had some pretty hard fights
before, and this is an additional weapon To be
used against him. He has been quite unfortu-
nate in the House, through the failure OF meas
ures he was particularly Interested in. The
whisky bill was badly beaten In last Congress,
he failed in all his efforts 10 pass the educa-
tiOnal bill, which 1t is now expected will never
become q law, and once the river and harbor
bill died in his hands. But he is one OF the
hardest workers in the House and is Speak er
Carlisles chief ad WISER Both he and his rival
are making speeches before the primaries, and
making tine hardest fight, ii is said, that has
ever been witnessed i'm Kentucky. Mr.. Carruth
Is said to have the best OF the fight, chiefly ON
account of Mr.. Willis civil service reform ideas,
but the latter's friends are working for him
manfully and no one can tell what the outcome
OF the convention will be-
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IN BEHALF OF OFFICER NURRILL.
Measrs. II. w. Garrett and G. 4. Rowe, coun.
eel for Oficer Murrill, who II under suspension
pending the disposition of the charges against
In behak of their client
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The following changes nom yesterdays quotations
Of the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
avs. 1871. registered. Ills bid IA asked. .. s
tered 1884 bid I27 asked Metropolitan K r. STOCK
1851 bid. los asked, Columbia Il r. stock. Al bid
North Capitol and Street Il. r. stock, 471 bid, 81
asked. Georgetown Gas, ~ bid Nat Union ms, 2Oii
bid, 81 asked. Columbia Ins.. 49, bid. Washingtoi
Brick Machine, 1l6 bic. l2O asked. National Metro
politAn Bank 1874 bid Great Falls Zoe, 1917 bid
Real Estate Title Insurance, 1O6 bid, 1O7Ak asked
Co., 636h bid. S34s asked
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Gen. Sheridan, Senators Voorhees, and
Mcpherson, Gen. Drum, Solicitor General
jerks, First Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson, Solicitor McCue, Assistant Secretary
Thompson, Commissioner Colman, Delegate
Bean, OF Arizona; Col. Chas. Z. Button, OF New
York, and ]. N. Allison, secretary of state OF
Tennessee.
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w CLARENCE DUvALL,
Vvs Real Estate Auctioneer.
ThUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
tkUVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF FIRST
AND PIERCE STREETS NORTH WLST

AMI 1AEnCE STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of deed Of trust u.s. dated the 10th -
gay o. r Juiy, AD1S1S. and duly recorded in Liberk
NJ oSZ. loos IS1, ct seq. one OF the land rec
oFos OF the District of Columbia, and at the written
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
t aae1 ~ N oht Of The premises. on TUES
a. hAL Fl FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all those
certain iots pieces or parcels of ground situate and
lying In the city OF Washington in the District Co
iui n ana known and described lots numbered
w twenty and CID twenty-one in square numbered
SoSl hve hundred and fiftyseven, the same are
ladG GOWN on the ground plat or plan of said city.
Ierms OF Sale Onethrd Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal payments in six twelve
ana eighteen months with interest at six per cent
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments to be se
cure 1y deed OF trust upon the premises Sold all
500 VIII be required at the time of sale Taxes paid
70 Gay OF sale II the terms of sale not complied
with IN ten days the Trustees the right to re-
sell Ct the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
after hve days advertising in The Evening news
chasers cost f
.e24-d4as We 1hSs Gl =: s%xtksaS' Trustees
VIZ CLARENCE DIIVAII,
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Assixpmeut i'm Toronto

TORONTO, ONT, Sept 24.-John Turner, Of
the Turner line OF ferry steamers, has made an
assignment for the benefit OF his creditors.
His liabilities are SI2 900, and his assets nomi-
nally $4,000
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CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Judge Gary decided this
morning TO hear the argument tor a new trial
in the case Of the condemned anarchists next
FRIDAY.
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TALKs-BOM EN- In this city. nj the residence Of
the groom. on the evening of september 10Th. lso6,
by Rev. job A Price Mr. ROBl. W. TALKS aud
Miss ANNETTA l. BOWEN, both of W Washington,
ID. &.
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=
BRAINARD II. WARNER
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEWS STrusfees
se13-eOd zoos Al III NJ I
II ARGE BRICK DWELLING. NO 8IO G sTR1cF.
AND LARGE GROUNDS Al
TACHED. 54xi8U TO WIDE ALLEY -

, AHSE HKt YIN DWELIING. NO 30 STREET
TAcHED. 54xisC. 70 VIDE I AILEY. Al
p On T Ell }RSP Aru AFTERNooN; sEPrEM ~
!? 81" - r n n PIsIasss TO-
width 1870 feet 70 wide alley. '-'- '-''
This Lot is partly improved BY large Brick Dwell
make desirable investment: convenient to the CAPT
tol Government departments and street cars and In
Terms: one-fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years. notes to bear six per cent interest,"
required at time Of sale Conveyancing DC, ct pur-
ten days. otherwise right reserved TO resell ct risk
and cost Of defautng amer giving vedays
sssa e%'sn1pSSs nRos Auc..on.sr
4 NM Pt kAsSsyM III sA H Po9R AYR
M ME "A, AND d ON 3 STREET. NEAR 18th
On THURSDAY "A 4fFf FIVE 0oG6o oeosEh 1883
We will III ofs = fe %sS & ssi gFs soTzkr aeo
Fronting 80 feet inches on Ohio avenue and e1 feet
ioe srs ar s.
well-but brick threestory and attic steam Pianins
modssn a
that class Of business In perfect order large dry
e 9 the ss e s
established business. mills OF this class are now
nancing In value and business. = - s'~ -
g Ss
payable semi.annuay, and to b secured By dead q
deposit q required a. s 81 sale convey
anclng. &C. q p9rchasers cost. Terms 70 Be com
ss.i :. the I,sE ere Cot e ne dsultnE p1Ies.sI
n sn
OF SO. SsRoSs xd ssfsndsd nurc. Nson ppoo 49,.
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N AN RlEhp.

''SINCERITY Is the basis of every virtue
That OF st. Jacobs Oil is proven by its cures.
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HENRY r. ELLIOTT,
4O6 9Th street n w.,
ANSON S. TAYLOR, A1uSteeA
Dis 1924 + street NV
ok FINE BUILDING LOTS. SUITABLE FOR
y BUSINESS CORNER OF FOURAND.A-HALF
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH

WEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. sEPTEM- -
Der at HALF-PAST FIVEz2&
O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises -
LOT 1, RESERVATION d,
fronting 1876 feet OH Al street, 80 feet MARYLAND
avenue and 80 1-l2 feet on 3O-foOt alley and will
be subdivided into six building lots fronting Az
and on Maryland avenue. These lots contain from
$50 to 1,463 square feet, the depth varying. They
being in q good business section of the southwest
should attract the attention ofinvestOrA
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in one, two and
three years notes to be given bearing per cent
the premises. or all cash. at the option OF the pur
chaser. deposit Of 500 on each lot required al
sale Conveyancng, &c, at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in ten days, otherwise right
served to resell at the risk and cost of the defaune
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ingtOn d. c. DUNCANHON BROS.
SeC3-24. lS 27&ds Auctionooro
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IGOR sALE-A BARGAIN. IN WEST WASH
L ing,on-A good twostory back building and base
ern improveme nis lot 42xeO in frst-class neighbor
hood Price $4,000 to an Immediate purchaser Easy
ON st n. e., two frame Houses Lot 3Oxs0 Price
Also Of new brick Houses, in so n. alley. NV.
Price, "a 500 for all.
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
\ new two-story bay-window and bodybuilding
brick dwelling six rooms; bath. range latrooe and
slate manteis on 9Th ST.. near Greene statue $2oOG
A fine new brick, bay window six rooms and bath.
Two Iwo-story and basement brick dwellings,
lye rooms and cellar, on X ST. e., near navy yard;
Two new Brick bay-window dwellings on X
street nofthwest near Washington circle;
N the rear 5000 each. Three new tw o,story room
o Ii NeM 81 ooah sc M
W.; rents $3.50 per month; $1,000 All good invest
se1s1m DANENHowER & SON. Ills ST. n W.
ENOR sALE-A DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
len, nrek nsa , ICONS mods der 1
ply on the premises. 1O23 9Th ST. NV. sel0Ims
E'oR sALE-eiREAT BARGAIN IN REAL Es
I tate Six new Brick Houses. rooms each situated
&c: street within hall square Price Tor this
s5spe psr Sny now S99 9e es r
Per month month Apply q 1870. Nv, I;I2Eks:
We have Houses all parts of the city and at all
prices that we can sell ON the instaIiment plan Also
HUMPHREY & ADAMS.
Real Estate Brokers, 6lS + ST. NV.
Insurance and loans procured. se16
EoR sALE-sEvERAL NEW AND DESIRABLE
IL Brick Dwellings. located NV at 81, 500 So, 900
and $1,000. TYLER Il RUTHERFORD,
se1S-6t* 1926 81. NV.
E>OR SALE-7 ROOM BRICK. MODERN I'M
II provements and side lot; SITS cash, balance $25
per month
Three new room pressed Srick front Houses IN. L.;
southeast: S3.S0
Z room Brick: m inn: near Iowa Circle: northwest:
$1,000.
q room corner House: new: m. m.: 81 600.
Two large elegant Houses Vermont ave. NV:
100000 each. Large House on ST; m. with large
stable: S5O,OOO. Apply TO GEO. +. GOFF,
sel4-2w* l419 New York n. W.; Room Z.
NOR SALE-BRICK HOUSES
II 10 new Houses on 18th St, near st.; six rooms
and bath: 81, 400 each.
2 Houses on 18th ST, near Iowa circle, s. $50 each
New House on 18th ST. corner Walach Place
$1,000.
New House on 18th St, adjoining above. So 100
House on NJ ST., between 9th and 9th SITS, 81 OOO
House st. between 18th and 14th sts, 81 600
2 new Houses. III St. between 18th and 18th SITS. n
e.; rooms; So OOO each.
Several Houses on Wylie St, between 18th and 18th
sta ne; 81, 400 to 81. 100 each rooms water and
gas AUSTIN p BROWN
Real Estate and Loans,
au2S-1m 1926 F ST.
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AT last evenings session OF the fourth annual
convention Of colored clergymen at st. Luke's
church, there was discussion upon the sub
ject of 1.-The Womanhood OF the Race; q special
agency for its regeneration and future progress.
a paper was rss g. upon the subject ~ MIS-.
N. q. Rev. II. G. Bishop, OF ST. Phillips. N. ",
gave sh0rt history OF the work In his parish:
johnson and Rev. Z. b. Perry, OF Baltimore,
were among the newly arrived delegates to
day. The sermon this morning was delivered
by Rev. II. O. Bishop. An animated discussion
followed on the subject Of establishing an edu-
cational institution In the south for the col
ored youth.
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TOMORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneera
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
shall sell at the auction rooms of Walter b Will
Jams d Co. corner 10th and streets northwest, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIFTH, at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, the following named
articles, to pay storage. &C.:
One double Walnut Wardrobe and Bedstead
One Fowler Spring. Walnut Frame Couch In the
white.
se22-3t VIM F. REAMER