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Lake Superior, and has
the honor Of being the
commandery the farth-
est north In the western
states. 1t is young but
vigorous, and has at
tanned a fine reputation
for work and soldierly
bearing.
The Grand command
cry granted its charter
on the 10th day of Octo-
Der, 1886. having ap-
proved Of It's work under
,dispensation. whichbears
date OF January 20, 1888.
The number Of charter
members was %, and its
present membership Is
SO. The officers are as
RlI o.. II rS,,,
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Winchester COmmandery.

They bring about % sir
knights to Washington
and are quartered at the
Hotel Arno. The pres
ent officers of the COM
mandery are: Eminent
Sir Charles w. Hensell,
eminent commander; ].
b. T. Reed. generalissl-
mo; A. II. Baker. captain
general; J. c. Davidson.
prelate; Julius A. BantZ.
senior warden; G. W.
Reed, junior warden;
Geo E. Bushnell. past
amin ont cnrp,pa
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perennial snew and Ice r. z. CoM.wM O. BELL.
Is the future grsnary Of America. They are
not adverse to talking on the anne Ration ques-
ton, and are anxious to convince their south
ern neighbors that there is the greatest good
will felt toward them on the part of Manitoba.
Right Eminent Sir Vim. G. Bell, the proyn-
cial prior of Manitoba, accompanies the knights
on their pilgrimage. He is, perhaps, the best
known Mason in northwestern Canada. He is
a past master Of Ancient Landmark lodge, VIM
nipeg In the Grand lodge, F.AA.M, Of Mani
toba, he has filed the offices Of grand steward,
grand sword bearer, grand registrar, grand
junior and senior warden, and is now deputy
grand master. He ia a member Of the commit
tees Of jurisprudence and foreign correspond
cnce of the Grand lodge. In Royal Arch Ma
sonry he is past grand superintendent of the
Grand chapter Of Canada. In Templarism he
is past precsptor of Albert Edward prscsptory
of Winnipeg and provincial grand prior Of
Manitoba. The number Of presentation jewels,
&c., he has received from his brethren is q suf-
fciept guarantee Of his popularity. He has
also received the degrees Of the A. and AS R.,
and is member Of Zurah temple, AAOU.M
s., Minneapolis.
The Winnipeg Preceptory.
None of the visiting Templars are attracting
more attention than the twenty-five knights
representing the Albert Edward nreceptorv of
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MEDICAL, &c.

I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
lExperienced Female Physician should consult MrS
DR.. WILSON, HOS Park Place NJ bet. and C u IA
and 1&th stane Ladies only Remedy IS. au13-Sws
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DE-. BROTHERS 10 the Oldest estaR3 sdvertis-
ing 1Adies Physician in the city. LADIES' You can
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS 9O6 st sW
Particular attention paid 70 al diseases peculiar 70
ia0ies married Or singla Forty years experience
u FAD AND BE WIsE-DR. BROTHfRa 200 B 81.
ne oldSst Hst.blishsd E1pe Specialist IN tbs city.
and wiz guarantees cure Of private diseases
q men and Furnish medicine no charge; consults-
oon and sovice free st any hour Of the day. Sub
Scr16ed and syoxn 70 before me BY pr. BROfHERS
S M.t,uE Z, q ILLS NSt.sy Public in s9d for he
MANHOOD RKsToKAp 81 USING BOTTLE
V;it OF two OF DE- HR0TAxRC IpvtgSrating Cordial
peTye power, II tmperts vigor to the whole systsm
AAle or female o06 Of s.w. ss94-lms
B. IxSS.Si8 - :. aAg
ss s e :ss f 81 o., NV oA'' hGa S@
~ Ths Oldest N4abiishSa and only Asziahas faasat
ss.s. ss PhynIcian II the CITY. -
can - cenDuIted dszty. 404 ct. between ~ -
sse,.ps s.s.snns co s ss.scs,y eosas,.-
tai AsPafste rooms 1pr hdisa Rsmsdg. q. Hlls
81. 0nzes slwsys ope6. su16-S9ts
nk. MOTIFS InENCd P0WpRRs ABE THE
~ 6ta8dsrd Rsnedy tof an blood diseaseS causiI8
thf9ee pa9L OF ADA e0ubles; urinary d1seasD erred
In forty-efgAt houn. Price % per box. =
NSl sTAEDIFoRD'S cor. 9TH and nv.
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CWIH Z HI CUnIIndnutr, EN-. CON. HIMSELF.
treasurer II. Clay Krebs, past eminent COM
mander. recorder; George F. Glaize, standard
bearer; Theodore Y. Kinzell, sword bearer; VIM.
G. Conway, warder.
Commandery Of st. Andrew, No. 1,
stationed at Richmond, Va, was organized in
November, 1878. Its past commanders are Jos.
V. Bidgood, VIM b. Isaacs VIM F. Tanner
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was the only West vir-
ginia cOmmandery which
unfurled its banner in
the parade at the trisn-
NAL conclave in Chicago,
appearing as q COM
mandery with thirty
members In line. Its
present officers are:
Walling w. Van Wrinkle.
eminent commander; l..
c. Hunt, generalissimo;
Samuel B. Baker, cap
tain general; James A.
Bryan, prelate; James
A. Wetherell, treasurer:
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junior warden; Robert Wootton, treasurer: w
H. Hughes. secretary; James s. Webster, stand.
ard bearer; NJ. W. Tervilliger, sword bearer:
E. F. Gibbs. warder; john L. Lewis. seminal
This commandery was organized In 1859. being
the third In the state and one of the oldest in
the northwest
Ashland Commandery, No. %.
Ashland cOmmandery Is located at the north.
ern metropolis of Wisconsin, viz, the bright and
charming city Of Ashland, the princinaI mort IN
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falls such an organiza-
ton When it was
started it comprised but
three communicates,
with a membership OF
Isl knights, and now
it has nine command
cries and 4S4 members
on its rolls. This Grand
commandery was Or
ganized in the city OF
Wheeling, w. Va, Feb.
IS. 1874. under a war
rant issued by NJ. E.
Grand Master J. @. A.
Fellows. dated Novem-
Der 81, 1873. The fol-
lowing officers were
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John J. Wright, VIM
o. English, Thos. J
Evans, Geo. w. Poe
and Ebert c. Walthall.
It has a membership Of
95. 1t arrived in Wash
ington today with forty
five swords, and it's
quarters are at the
American hotel. Its pres
emit officers are: +. @.
Z b ell, eminent COM
mander; Parker T. Con-
rad, generalissimo; l..
T. Christian, captain
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EURTHER CHANCERY SALES AT Auction OF
Il IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
BILoNGlNG TO The ESTATE OF IRE LATE
PHILIP Ol1ERBACk-
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silver trimmings TOR then CON- J. B. BLANKS.
sir knights and gold for the present and past
commanders.
The present officers are: Right Eminent Sir
james b. Blanks. commander; Sir Andrew J.
Clements, generalissimo: Eminent Sirs William
X. Nichols. captain general; James l.. Cook.
prelate; Sirs Charles l.. Wright. senior warden;
George N. BOzel, junior warden: Eminent Sirs
John I. Parham. treasurer: John E. Townes. re-
c0rder: Sirs William A. Price. standard bearer,
Thomas +. Knock, sword bearer; Robt. j. Steel,
warder; Robert B. Shelburn captain of guard
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I'm. COM. EBEL. ReneraI; i. p. Ecker,
prslate; Geo. L. Street, senior warden; Fred
erick Peasants, junior warden; Geo. B. Steel,
treasurer; Geo. G. Jefferson, recorder; John
W. Otley, standard bearer; John H. Powell,
sword bearer; J. J, English, IT,, warder; Junius
A. Crosby, sentinel
DeMolay Of Lynchburg.
DsMolay commandery Of Lynchburg, Va,
will not reach town until tomorrow morning,
when 40 Of the 100 members will arrive and
take up their quarters at the Howard house.
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Grice Commandery of Norfolk.

RICE commandery, No.
10. of Norfolk. Va,
bringing 25 members.
arrived this morning.
This commandery was
organized or chartered
April 20, 1856. The fol-
lowing have held the
office Of eminent COM
mander: John G. Smith,
John Lansdale Roper,
past grand commander
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CHARLES C. GLOVER Trustee.
Ids CHARLES r. RAIIFY Tru.taa
&1-dkds
TTNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING.
u No. 4O9 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHMEST "

" 2
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed the 9TH day Of Sep
tember AID. 1883, in the case Of Mary " Lee ct sys
by iurtaer decree IN said cause passed the 10th
public auction, in front Of the premises on TUES
DAY, THE FIFTERNTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889
at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. N, sub Lot 3D." of John c. Hark-
ness recorded subdivision Of original lots Cd and
twenty t24l. In square No. Oh. in the city of
Washington, D. c.. with the improvements and appur-
tenancee.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money in
able respectively at one and two years from the day
Of SALE with interest secured by deed of upon
the property all cash 1t the option of the purchaser
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
If terms not complied with within days after
day Of sale right reserved to resell after three days
advertisement in the Evening Star newspaper,at risk
acceptance Of bid.
A. A. BROOKE, Trustee,
| 40 9Th street northwest
DUNCANSON BIOS. Auctioneers. oc2-dkds
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The Winnipeg Preceptory.

None OF the visiting Templars are attracting
more attention than the twenty-five knights
representing the Albert Edward preceptory OF
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corner Of 10th and K
streets. This command
cry left Cheyenne 0cto-
Der 8, it taking about
four days to make the
trip.
Dispens ation was
granted to organize a
commandery at Chey-
enne. Wyo.. on the 18th
day of March. 1878, by
the most eminent grand
master OF Knights Temp
lar Of the United States,
who appointed the FOL
lowing sir knights to ill
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FROM WYOMING.
The Territory Represented by the Grand
and One Subordinate Commandery.

Wyoming territory will be represented to-
morrow by the Grand commsndery, which ar
rived today, and the commandery from Chey-
enne.
About twenty-five knights Of Wyoming COM
mandery. No. 1. Of Cheyenne. wyo. T., have ar
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an aggregate member
bership of 1000 sir
knights. Wisconsin uses
the regulation white
uniform.
Its living past grand
commanders are: The
Hon. Henry L. Palmer,
for over forty years the
leading conspicuous fig
ure in all departments
OF Masonry in the state,
past grand master of the
Grand encampment of
Knights Templar of the
United States, and now
and for the past nine
years at the head of the
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in Masonic matters, and
its communicates con-
tain the names of many
prominent citizen {.
About four hundred
Sir Knights accompa-
MED by one hundred
ladies, made up the
Wisconsin party which
arrived to-day. They
'4uartered at 1343 E
street northwest.
The grand command
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tfhcthHIihhSsN IN sIEtETs NolTnMEsr. AT
kftLi9 Isr ~ ci ~ III W 2hk BALANcE ~
UTikMEHiE -pfcRastD. eA0h"- W.
Terms OF sale; one-fourth o; the purrhsse money
respectively one. snG thrse ear. frs ,ss a, n
sale Win interest ~ ak Co p,r cent - uuIs in-
,erest psysels semisnnu.y. sna 70 lie .sc1ra 10 tae
tory deed OF trust on the proISr1y .old r al 6 a
eonysy .ncns and reSordins shah & a. n. c., u s
eh..ers shall i.i comply with he isrs S f rssis
within ten 0 days after the DAY OF .ss the pnopersv
their risk and cost Cash deost. rsu,re s s ~
On TUESDAY, The FIFTEENTH DAY OF ocro-
Bkk. lsse At HALF Ol II O'CLOCK p NJ We
shall sell. IN front OF the pren sea All t. r;sin
pieces or parcels OF ground stu-ts aud Vn. IN he
CITY OF Washington and b ne known aud drscr1irs as
subdivision OF square numbered two hundred and
etshy seven tronilny 80 feet lSth street aicut
lol feet ineho. ON street 80 feet mches on New
square feet of srvund, with tine ana, fhn
deposit OF nNe hundred dollars viii b. required a
stsenlion 20 q ssn.. ,6S. shS S SSnsnd 'e
nents being centrally located and well adapted for
on NEbNEsDtY tie SIXTEENTH DAY OF ocro.
BIZ, 1882 az FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. IN front OF the
premises, part Los ). in square Bs fronting Aut -
feet on 18th street between j and streets north-
west, running back % feet inches alley more or
S2o sEd 921, 4 delosit Of slCo will be required
NJ the time OF sale.
Pm, IN front Of the premises Lot No II. in Roirrt
oitsinan, executor AID trustee ct al. subdivision ~
.ots IN square No. 90, frpntiag ri feet hes
X street between 18th End 18Th streets, northwest,
running back loo feet 20 alley more or less inprONd
2y "a tNc-story anG basement Brick Dwelling.
dow; No. l20t. A deposit VI slo0 wln he required
WALTER WILLIAMS a co.
oco-oSds Auctiouecrs.
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Winnipeg, Man, who
came all the way down
here from their land of
early frosts to join in
the conclave. They
embarked on a special
train in their city and
joined the delegation
from the great north
west q little further
southwark. Their fine
uniforms and knightly
appearance do as much
as their geographical
starting point to mark
them for admira-
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ion commandery Of Alex
andria. across the way.
They will not move over
here except to partici-
pate in the program Of
the remplars, and win
return eacn evening to
their asylum at AleXan-
dria, which will 10 al
WAYS open for the re-
eeption Of visitors.
The commandery was
organized In 1872, with,
Francis Avery Reed as.
eminent commander. He:
held the ONCE until 1878.
when he was succeed by
Sir Joseph Hopkins I'M
Gil 1879, and By Sir J. T.
Again Vice Eminent Sir
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Accompanying the command are the following
ladies and gentlemen: Messrs. J. T. Dyer, T. w.
Scott. q. W. Cook. r. hammond, Mesdames Sam
s. Fifield. ". J. Hart, D. G. Sampson, Emil Gar
mich. &. W. Hopkins, E. A. Burton, J. Wilhelm
and ]. S. Dyer.
The comnandery II located on New York ave-
nue. and Boundary street, Baltimore and Ohio
railway
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GAINESVILLE Commandery of Wisconsin.
One Of the crack communicates of Wisconsin

came in yesterday
the GAINESVILLE
comnlandery, fifty
strong. The off,
GERS are: Geo. G..
Sutherland. emil
nent commander;
Frank A. Bennett,
generalissimo;Wm.
W. Wills, captain
general; Chas. f.
Church, senior
W ar d n; John
Heath, junior war
'den; Handel B.
Sexton, war der:
John G. Metcalf,
prelate; Chas. b.
Evans, treasurer;
VIM. II. Ashcraft,
jr., recorder; A. s.
Lee, sentinel,
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE RRrcK
hhoIstqN FIRST STkEkr N9kIHM Esl NJ: ar
by virtue Of trust dated November 20, lisa ana
recorded IA hher No 93l, folio o ct sec, We viii
sci ON SAL lkDAl, TN TWELFTH DAY OF OClO-
btfh Al 1893. IN front Of the premises at "A ALE
fAsI fpU CLOCK PM, the north l3i : ln 10y
Tue deptn OF lot No. l. in No 5. ifnproytd
by q Comfortable Br1ck House,
Terms o. sslet One-third cash residue An two eousl
payments at one aud two year, with intere.t from
day OF sale: 3lOo depvsit ~ tine Of sale
oc5-at. ffh f,5,p. v. SoALs, Trustees
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OUR CANADIAN NEIGHBORs.
Templars From Over the Border Who
Will Join In the Parade.

The Canadian knights who come to the con.
clave are not here merely as Templars but also
as men ready to argue for the land in which
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('HANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SlhPh1AtD By BRICK lIkEkA STAB. =
AND fRAL- DWELLING HOUSE, KNON' AS

AND FRkJt bwri Pine u din IA SatABiE
NUS 1907 AND 1909 a STREE NUllIHNEST.
BY virtue OF certain orders aud deores Q: the SUI
prelne Court OF the District Of Col unb.a lrsed m
Equity cause No lO,Yol, Docket NO. "a w, the un-
uersished trustees vii offer for sale, frUlt ts
pIelllsest AZ uDic auction, TUESDAY,, the FIT
IEENIH DAY OF OCTOBER, A d Sci. at the hour
oi fOS "a O'CLOCK r. Nj, all those pieces or Ian-s
OF real estate known and described tie lat or nj
OF the ciiy OF Washington, Dist,lc; 81 Joumla Hs
aha being tie west nftecn 10 front Oh q street
NORTH oi lot numbered one q b a depth there
anu al o. lot NUMBERED two CO In square nulIcd
two hundred and nfty-two cor Will the Improve
ments as LDONe stated
Terms OF sale One-third of the purchase money in
CASH one-third IA one and ore-fhiri n yea -
afttr daie OF sae, with interest tie gie OF sg Ter
cent per annut the ae4eTr, ymeuts he secured
Dy Heed OF trust on the properly sea.Ur all cashat
% tlon OF the purchaser. $500 deposit required q
ths purchaser or purchasers - sale. IN
the terms Of sale not cOnpiled with within ten
DAY alter the day Of sale tie Trustees rescve tie
rsi TO resell at the risk and OF tbs deiauting
purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN,
3.3 ~ ct NV, -.
AADhl-M B.DUNAi.i.( irus'eea
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T'RUsTEEs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND lot
S0hNER " SUMNER STREET AND FIFl d

hONAAAD UNIV EhSlIl.
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of lie
DissIlst OF Columbia. psssed IN equity cause No.
llOSf We Will sell at public auction IN FIR "a If liz
premises on WEDNESDAY, HE SlNIEEN II DAY
ot oCIobER AID. 1859, AT FIVE orc, lOCk T. NJ
AL That certain piece or parcel of land and prei
known ana described on the plat Of said Distrct -
AID being lot numbered six o. IN block nung ~, ~
to) II Howard university subdivision of farm Of Ion
A. smltn- commonly knoNn Efhnrnam Place
LIS ot fronts % feet on sumner and front
house. - ,-e
Terms onethird cash in one ana two wee =
with q FER cent Ineres fei aunuaIlv asa N
oe secured % iced Of Trust prcIses, ali cas- a. at
Opton OF purchaser. Convey ancine &c, a cust II
purchaser. deposit OF 500 required az time Of
sale Terms To DC complied With in days. othcr-
slse Tie trustees reserve the tlgt % resell the -
cry a, Tue rsA ana cost OF the 'ieiaultrg purchaser
after nNs days public notice ~ such resale IN s,l,e
newspaper published ia Washing ton. Dc
FRANKLIN II. NACkEl, Trustee,
5OD ID street northwest
ID. S. AACkAl-I. Trustee,
-x--..-.- -. alb 9TH street. northwest
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Oshkosh Commandery.

OshkOsh COmmandery.
Oshkosh commandery, Of which Senator
Philetus Sawyer is member, did not come as
separate commandery, but appears with Wis
consin commandery, No. 1, arriving yesterday.
The officers are: w. H. Ford, &c; W. W. Dag
gett, G.; E. G. Jackson, CO.; A. A. Human,
p; J. E. Kennedy, T.; P. D. Kraby. R.; Fred
Burgess, S.W.; J. W. Durham, J.W.; ]. N.
Hoeglin, S.B.; II. L. BATHS, Sw.B; Cook Ely.
W.; most OF whom are here. This command
cry was organized in 1874, with DIR. Walter
Kempster now Of Warrington as eminent
commander. The commandery has member
ship Of 120.
Robert Macoy Of Madison.
Another strong Wisconsin commandery arrived
tOday-the Robert Macoy of Madison, the pretty
capital of the Badger state. Secretary Rusk is
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KNIGHTS FROM THE MOUNTAINS
West Virginia Sends Q Fine Delega.
tior.

The history Of the Grand commandery Of
West Virginia, though not long. covers about
as much prosperity and growth as usually be-
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,>,-, 552 La ave.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts ODD

CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE, on I STREET BFTWIFS
EIGHTEENTH AND MINI TEENTH sIhEEl i
N0RTHMRsT. KNOWN AS No. lel2 l SII{TFE
BEING tHE LATE RESIDkNCE or GENERAL
nh4NAl n CRAIG. s.A- DECEASED
by virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of tie
District OF Columbia passed m equity. cause No.
dlZd2, OF JsEe H. HawkIns and others against Henry
hi91 Srals AID Others. the uDdersisnea trustees
Will sell at public auction in the Premises on
THURSDAY, the TMENTl-FOURTH DAY or OC-
IOBEk, AID. 1883, ut FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, all
that piece or parcel Of ground lying being the city
OF Washington District OF Columbia. und known as
LOT NUMBERED twenty-five CID in square numbered
on street and running back that width an average
depth Of one hundred AID forty l40) feet 10 public
alley and improved by threestory front building
with basement aud two-story back building VITA
The buildings which are situated in one Of the most
select locations IN Washington were erected under
the supervision OF late Gen. Henry h Crg aud con-
tam large saloon parlor 10 ieet by 80 feet lArgs
dlnlng room and small library OF breakfast and
also six large and three small Chambers once ROOM
bath rooms, wine cellar servants rooms closets aud
closets LOT trunhs &C. also furnace and fuel rooms.
&c. The 'front.' building u thirty 900 feet wide.
Terms OF sale; one third Of the purchase money
cash. and the balance thereof in six twelve eighteen
interest from day OF sale for which purchaser will
give his prolnissory notes. No deed Will lie given
until all purchase money aud interest be paid 5000
deposit VIII be required az soon property IL bid
lsrms OF sale must be complied with within ten days
aiter day OF sale, otherwise the property will be resod
at the risk apd cost OF dsfaulting purchaser All
vey anclng a. purchasers cost All taxes and
ments Will be paid 10 day of sale.
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
4So Louisiana avenue nv \
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, 4 Afuspoe&
4lO 9th street NV,
I. E WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. se30-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALrrR B. WILLIAMS a co, Auct.,

M NJ IN u W WILLIAMS 4 OO. Ancts
PERKNprosY sAIs or y,rr,rtr ,xppovrp
rnofAhIl AT IHE INTkKsl Hon or IHiR-
u ushNrh sIhhIL NV hoAk ANkNUE AND
n,srrkEtL NoEThMEST; ELEVENTH STREET
shLn5hN AND X sThEL1s NokTHNEsT;
HHGS sRThk SlhnEf BhTMEkN TMLLfrn AND
kSStiii 1 Isr 10 cL 6 yP aha BALANcE ~
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WISCONSIN ARRIVES.

Knights From That State to Take Part
in the Parade.