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Morning at BroOkland.

The morning sun, September sun,
His upward journey has begun
Into the deep blue skies,
And fair Aurora. from her bed
OF royal purple, blushing red.
Sweeps night time from her eyes.
With her be1eweled, magic wand,
She touches earth: on every hand
A million diamonds shine;
And nature, sleeping meath the moon,
Wakes up, while gentle breezes Groom
A song Of love divine.
From Brooklands hills, the golden glow
Is seen to gid the earth below;
The city far away,
Kissed by the mellow. rosy tide,
Sits like a beauteous blushing bride
Amidst the newborn day.
With dreamy mist of morning blent
The apex Of the monument
Ger tops Viz .inias hills;
The river, like q silver stream,
Reflects Aurora's ardent beam
And glideth as it wills.
Peace broods throughout the landscape fair
And on the circumambient air,
The incense of the morn
Floats from the dreamland in the East,
Where spreads poets royal feast,
Where golden days are born.
JAMES EAsTUs PRICE.
Brookland, D. c.. Sept 8, 1889.
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IcoSTISUED.l
We now proceed to search the insensible
burglars for arms. Upon the tall man we
found large revolver, a heavy billy, which
seemed as if it had seen service, and long
bladed knife. The stout man carried two
double-barreled pistols, and upon one Of the
fingers Of his right hand wore q brass ring
with q murderous-looking iron protuberance
upon il, which when driven forward by his
powerful arm probably more dangerous
than a billy. Upon the younger man We found
no arms at all, and his hip pocket contained
nothing but Q small handbook on civil engi-
neering
/ now briefly explained to David the nature
Of the trap which had caught the burglars. He
gazed upon me with a face glowing with
amazed admiration.
''What a head you have got. sirr' he ex-
claimed Il don't believe there is another
man in this state who would have thought of
that. And what are You going to do with them
now, sir; hang 'em? That's what ought to be
done with them, the houndsp'
"All shall do" / answered, Twill be to keep
them till daylight, and then ! shall send word
to the sheriff at Kenertown, and have him send
officers for them"
upon my wordr' exclaimed David, "they
are in the worst kind Of box"
Now my wife called me again: 'What in the
world are you doing down there" she called;
why don't you come upstairs?'
This annoyed me. for 1 was not yet ready to
60 upstairs. / wished to resuscitate these fell
lows, for their stupor was so profound that
began to fear that perhaps they had taken too
much Of the drug and ought to be brought to
their senses as speedily possible. This feel
ing was due more to my desire that serious in
iuries should not occur to the rascals while in
my house than to any concern for them.
my dear" said l, stepping to the bottom of
the stairs, 81 have some things to attend to
down here which will occupy me few minutes
longer, then 1 will come up to you"
II can't imagine what the things are" she
said, 'but 1 suppose can watt" and she went
into her room and closed her door after he-
now began to consider what was to be done
with the burglars after they had been resusci-
lated My first impulse was to rid the house
of them by carrying them out of doors and
bringing them to their senses there. But there
was an objection to this plan. They would be
pretty heavy fellows to carry. and as it would
be absolutely necessary to watch them until
they could be given into the charge Of the
officers Of the law did not want to stay out
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From the st. Paul Pioneer Press
Either the unmarried South American dele
gates to the Pan-American congress are sus-
ceptible lot or st. Paul can pride itself in hav-
ing the most charming women on the western
hemisphere. I draw this conclusion from the
fact that very handsome Brazilian lost his
heart to st. Paul belle Thursday evening at
the Hotel Ryan reception. 1t was noticed by a
prominent person that the young man was pay
ing marked attention to the young lady, and
the individual could not resist the temptation
to loiter about carelessly in the
vicinity Of the two. The young lady was
mischlevously leading the southron on, and
by-and-by his heart overlooked "Aoh, you
Mort Americans are SO beautiful! such
g-r-r-r-and white complexeons! Our hear-r-r-ts
go out to you. And my hea-r-r-r-t goes out to
you. lofe you! take met" The young lady
without replying. took flower from her cor
sage and gave 1t to him. '.By Jesu, keep
tail" was the shocking remark which fell upon
her ears. What do you mean, sir, !" returned
the young lady Indignantly. "Aoh, forgeef me!
NowI remember tat is profane up here. Eet is
only slang wit u.s." The young lady, however,
did not forgive, but chung to it as an oppor-
tunity to bring the Irritation to Q close.
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"Are you sure they are tied fast?" whispered
my Aunt Martha to me-
Perfectly" answered; ''if had not been
sure should not have allowed you to come
down."
Thereupon the ladies picked up courage and
stepped further into the room.
did you and David catch them?" asked my
aunt, land how in the world did you do it?'
IN tes you all about that another time" /
said, land you had better go upstairs as soon
as you two have seen what sort Of people are
| these cowardly burg lars who sneak or break
into the houses of respectable people at night
and rob and steal and ruin other peoples prop
erty with no more conscience or human feeling
| than Is possessed by the rats which steal your
corn, or the polecats which kill your chickens ~
Il can scarcely believe" said Aunt Martha,
''that that young man is real burglar"
At these words the eyes Of the fellow spoken
OF glowed as he fixed them ON Aunt Martha,
but he did not say word, and the paleness
which had returned to his face did not change.
Rave they told you who they are?" asked
my wife.
Il haven't asked Them" said, "and now
don't you think you had better go upstairs?"
lit seems to me-" said Aunt Martha, "that
those ropes must hurt them"
The tall man now spoke. Indeed they do,
madam" he said in low voice and very re-
spectful manner, they are very tight"
told David TO look at all the cords and see
II any OF them were too tightly drawn.
Its all nonsense, sir" said he, when he had
finished the examination; mot one Of the
ropes Is a bit too tight All they want is a
chance to pull out their ugly hands"
"of course, said Aunt Martha, If it would
be unsafe to loosen the knots / wouldn't do it.
| Are they to be sent to PRISON."
Yes, said l; las soon as the day breaks
shall send down for the police"
now heard slight sound at the door, and,
turning. saw Alice, our maid Of the house, who
was peeping in at the door. Alice was a mod
est girl and quite pretty.
II heard the noise and the talking, sir !" she
said, land when found the ladies' had gone
down to see what 1t was / thought / would
come, too"
And where is the cook?" asked my wife,
Don't she want to see burglars?"
mot bit of it," answered Alice. yerv en-
phaticaily. AS soon as told her what il was
she covered up her head with the bed clothes
and declared, nam, that she would never get
up until they were entirely gone out Of the
At this the stout man grinned.
Il wish you'd all cover up your heads" he
said. The tall man looked ct him severely and
he said no more.
David did not move from his post near the
| three burglars, but he turned toward Alice and
| looked at her. We knew that he had tender
| feelings toward the girl and think that he did
not approve OF her being there.
Have they stolen anything?" asked Aunt
| Martha.
They have not had any chance to take any
thing away" I said, and my wife remarked
| that whether they had stolen anything or not
they had made dreadful mess on the door
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


l. sHsSkBhN kEhI EsTkIE IAEReyEbb ANP
sSHsEs. Ann lands sSN JIM RR" hhsdke
aIo&SEs e iKs5sSoho MANOR" AND
Under decree q the supreme Court Of the District
seuferle ct al Jackson ct alb. we viii sell st pub
f Il ss5s & sef f6R
O'CLOCK p M, Lots and of the subdivision Of
.aS
= Ard On the be- SANE si.s DAY. Al, QUARTER OF FIVE
and is IN ad city
AT fotR the northern half u Los q square
at corner second street and avenue
Second street. occupied drug store. and BY two
fG nkf AT eFd hS S FAST fiSsfs
.od S9hn IN = SsrPsn'ers sn6dyision q ORIGINAL lot
by dwelling house No 100 Fourth southeast,
ouk be 70 S eS.s.. 1sf S:v
So s IN :s
city,.
decree, and fronting 3sis feet on Delaware avenae
improved by frame dwelling houses Nos Cos and 80
ans on sHqTba1 fsd sY
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, at the auction house OF Duncan:
city, all those the District OF Columbia
known as lot and Is and the house lott and mill
lot, as laid down on Plat made b. b. d. Carpenter
surveyor of "Gesboro Manor" containing about g.
and part of which is located the summer re-
sort known as City View" on the Potomac river.
Also the tract in Lower Gesboro" particularly de-
scribed in the said decree and containing about lpO
acres, and fronting said river and the Giesboro
road.
Terms: One-third cash, and notes Of equal amount
to be given for the residue, payable in and two
from day of SALE RESPECTIVELY with interest
all cash. at option of purchasers. deposit of 100
Qured at time Of sale each piece. Ali
at the cost of purchasers and terms to be complied
with in fifteen days.
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
JOB. BARNARD,
" Trustees 500 5th st. NV.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NO.
20l6 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, WASH

By virtue Of deed Of trust us bearing date on the
18th day OF May d. 1885, aud duly recorded liber
No llSI, folio 235 ct seq the land tho
District Of Columbia and by reason Of default the
payment OF the principal and interest upon the
written request Of the holder secured by sad
deed OF trust. we will sell TO the highest bidder
public auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY
the NINEIEENIH DAY Oh NOVEMBER A ID. 1888
at HALf-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. all that certain
city Of Washington. &C, and bein. the southern
quarter OF lot numbered SEVENTY IN square numbered
three hundred and thrty-two 1882 fronting fifteen
tl5 feet ON Tenth street with depth ninety nine
provemen u thereon.
Terms Of sale onehalf cash balance in three equal
payments in SIX 3d. twelve (l2) and eighteen u 50
months bearing interest at ak per cent per annum
terest payable semi and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property Sold all cash
option Deposit Of loo required at time OF sale All
conveyancine and recording at purchasers cost,
Terms to be complied with seven days from day u
sale.
J. ALBERT DUvAIL.l No..
oc3l-eo&ds JOHN JOY EDISON. 4 irus.ees.
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GEo. ". sTIoKNEY. AuctiODesr. $50 st.

TRUsTEEE SALE OF VERY vALU ABLE n
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Iaber
the District Of Columbia and q the request Of the
M AZ s1i r fESDS e
lsS0. At ftvk VCLOcK Pm. he foliovinx-ds
scr1ped property In the city Of Washtngton Distrct
Of Columba Known and described e part Of square
numbered ga; Begtnnng for the same Ct point 100
square, running thence north 10 fest nchss thence
est feet tncRss ths1oe south 10 feet 0tnchsS,
s,nni5s sold sus,scs to e:st.aa dssd Of u 70 e.
Terms Of sale: One-ha cab md The halanes 4, .sx
months nth inssssss = per osltum par snSun. OF
required Ct time of salA All coavsysncinS a nur.
chasers cost Terms 70 b Complied viii N Is - a
inr purchsSsr. - - 1870 esssnas'
!ssSss2 gs 2: z E91:sSsaaso1 lr....-
oe30-v.stds 1z3l L. M.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAM,
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and d sts. NV.

sSsSiLS SsossErff SS IS NE kd lNrsSYsP
S Skiek Asp fkhNh sfeRE AND SMELLING
AP 'isHs e sss sesS q ,Tn;s dated the 2sh a. e
thereby we s % :. 'ss TsSSe', o. the psry scIT
O'CLOCK IL fhS D fffs Al dSS y. oox, aoSR
st ni real estate situate thecity OF wGshinsio in
or ne DssT ~ 2, Columbia % wit An that can e
a Rs esins lSt Numbered thiry-one 3lD in Cseorse
drsd and n,nsynse tssSi as Isr Tia, rs ss Hi IN
once Of the District q COMM g rus d ,he 'SeyST
proved by iSo-story BRICK and store aud DWELL
Terms Of saie 81 Zoo csyh n resr all IN sood repair
PAYMENT Of note Of $1,000 dated Aprii 81 1855 aud
Sc the 5a,f Of , az so per per b
the described pro erty and he SSIsn ~
in one tll and two 90 years from GATE of sale fr
given bearing interest payable semi SnnSaily ~ ,Ss
rate Of SIX 6 per cent per snnum and secured 6y
aud above The Aforesaid 5000 at the s SSoS z
purcSaser. cost dsposii OF Sous Sns TSSns a.
time of sale II the teris Of sale not complied With
rsht to resell At the risk and cost Of sfarsns ur
chaser after three days public police Q, such resale in
ns-dsa. ss Stis q Ri 4 ENAhNkh' Trustees
CRSD tSfMPRovEp RAJ hsfhTE mi N So HE III
CITY OF WASHINGTON DC BELONGING To
The ESTATE OF The LATE LENIs THOMAS.
Square 354. sub lot and part Of sub lot =
by virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columb a made the I'd day of Octoler
lses. IN cause therein pending numbered $40,
equity docketS9 will trustee said cause, sell
pnhlc auction 10 the highest and best bidder there
Tor at the tunes and IN front Of the premises
and upon the terms all hereinafter specified the fol-
lowing lots OF ground, all situated in The city %
washington, District OF Columbia, and known upUn
the plat OF said city they respectively hereinafter
ON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST. M HAIF-PAsr
fOOh OtLOCh. Lot lettered A IN William A. Brad
leys SUBDIVISION OF square numbered three hundred
au nfty our Ito4, corded m LATER X follo PAD,
OF the records Of the surveyors oce said DE
Dwellings.
immediately thereafter all that part of Lot num-
pere three Cd IN said square 354 contained within
same AZ point on tn street distant m feet and
inches north from the southwest corner of the said
square, aud running thence north rs feet aud y
inches along 18th ct, thence I 90 feet thence
south p teet apo inches and thence loo feet
10 rhe pace OF beginning
1his lot also frOnts IN and is improyed by
Two Iwo-story Brick DWELLINGS
1he terms II sale, prescribed by law are. in
each case these one third OF the purchase money on
the day OF sale third year and hlrl in
two years thereafter with interest at q per cent per
anhunl the deferred payments To he secured 20 the
parties, according to their respective interests
good ana sufnclent mortgage uIon the premis SEES so
sold. which shall be subject 10 the approval OF the
cost he trustee will resell At purchasers risk aud
cost unless terms of complied with in fteeu
r. ROSS PERRY. Trustee.
oclo-dSds fendAll Building.
tFTHE ABOVE SAILS ARE POSTPONED IN
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THREE.ST0RY AND BASEMENT DWELLING ON
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN L AND NEW
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, NO. HOS. AT
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, at HALF
PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, we shall sell in front of
the premises part lot Nc in square numbered square
north OF square 5l5. being IA ieet by 100 ieet
deep, more or less, improved 10y 4 Three-story and
Basemment Dwelling, gas and water.
Terms: One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months TOR notes caring interest day Of sale
aud secured by deco OF trust property sold 100
down ON day Of sale All conveyanclng, &C. pur-
chlsers cost WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO.
no-d&ds Auctioueers
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. 400 Z
SSTEEET SGRN AZ Rrs III t F2EKTM STREET
By virtue of certain deed Of trust dated October
L. 1883, and duly recorded in iber No. 1885, folio
46s ct one Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia and at the request Of the holder Of the
secured thereby will offer for sale at public auction,
in front OF the premises. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THIRTEENTH, 1883, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the
following described real estate situate in the city Of
Washington District of Columbia, and known part
Of lot No N square No SOC being the entire west
north and extending with the width twenty feet and
one inch TO the rear Line Of said lot No. 2. and inn
proved by twostory Brick dwelling and store. sub
tect however to three certain prior deeds Of trust
The nrst duly recorded In ber No. liz, folio az ct
SEQ. securing building association, under which
in hber No 2S folio 324 ct seq, for $50 o. with
interest from June 20, 1885 st cent The third
trust duly recorded in ber 1907 folio 81 SEQ for
9J5S65, with interest at per cent from january 20
1855 all Of said trusts being duly recorded among the
land reoords Of the District Of columbi.
Terms OF sale: Cash depoait of e100 viii be
ing 1t the purchasers cost Terms Of sale 70 be
Piled with within ten days from day Of sale or the
property viii b resod af the risk and default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON,
n4dts Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE No. 927 o STREET
Under by of will of Jacob scleif-
ley the undersigned executors will sell public auc
ton in front Of the premises on MONDAY the ELEN-
ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lss9st FOUROCLOCK
PM, Lot ID u3D in samuel kedfern's recorded sub
division of square three hundred and sxty-sx 1861.
Lot Is il improved by three-story brick house
Terms Of sale: Onethiru in residue at one and
two years The purchasers noIes to be given for the
deferred payments and 70 bear interest from day OF
sale nj per cent per Annum able nunly.
and 70 be secured on the property Sold the saisnc
ton Of the undersigned executors all At the
option Of purchaser. deposit OF 500 70 be made
when bid Is accepted and terms Of sale fully COM
piled with ten days thereafter otherwise the erecu-
tors the right sell the risk aud Gust OF ina
defsultne purchaser Conveyancing and recording se
purchaser cost CHRISTIAN q. SCHNEIDER,
Executor, 1907 II St NV
CHARLES EDAONsTON
ec3o-de Executor. GIL St NV.
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INHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE HEIGHTS
OF GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT Oh COLUMBIA,
FkONI1NG ABOUT 100 FELT ON THr EAST
SlDE OF FAlETTE l3o1HD STREET. AND
ABOUT 91ls FEET ON HE WEST SIDE OF
FREDERICK (34TH) STREET. AND CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 42,32S SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of said
District passed IN Equity Cause No 1l2l4 we shall
sell, at public auction. IN front of the Premises
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF NONEM-
BEh. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ, the following
described Real Estate situated in said Georgetown
ginning for the same at point the line Of
Fayette NOW known 35th) street, distant S7 feet
10 inches north from the north lie of Sth (now
known Is ID street. aud run thence eastwardy to a
point on the west line of Frederick NOW known as
34th) street, distant 293 # norh from said north
line OF Sth street: thence north 81 it. in. thence
west 46 IT. IN; thence northwagdly 81 # to
said east line of Fayette street. distant 100 IT. in
north from the place Of beginning; thence west
wardy ISL IT. in. to said point distant % IT. in
north from the place OF beginning and thence south
100 It. In To the place Of beginning. together with
the lmproN ements, &c, consisting Of two-story
brick house and frame outbulldings.
OF sale: Oue-third cash. residue in two equal
payments, at and two years respectively, with
terest and secured by deed Of trust the property
Sold all cash, at option of purchaser $500 deposit
required at time OF sale All conyeyancing, &c., at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days. the trustees the right readvertise
and sell the property at defsulting purchasers
and risk
Guarantee certificate Of title of the Columbia Title
Insurance Co. of u. C. furnished by the trustees
n.
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THoMAs BOWLING. AUcTIoNEER.
CHOICE LOT on 14TH STREET FOR SALE AT
AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

rWiIFTa issa NJ tfhIrPSsT fSo1 No U.fh
in front OF the premises. shall sell the following
scribed property: Beng lot No. H. 50 203 side
l20 II. To wide alley.
Terms easy and viii be made known on day of sale
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required at
time OF sale. and the terms must be complied with
within ten lO) days property will be sold at risk
and cost Of defaultine purchaser
n5-dSds THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

BALANCE OF STOCK OF HoUsEFURNIsHINGs
Sc, AZ 635 d STREET NokTHwEsT, NkAti
SEVENTH, AT AUCTION, MONDAY MORNING,
N0yLMBER ELEVENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
VIZ
WARE, GLASS WARE, LAMPS, Lanterns,
Gk Ora, VI, IRON WAnE, WOOD WARE Tin
IRON WARE PANS. &c, TERRA CoTTA oRNA.
MENTS, COPPER BOTTOM TEA AND COFFEE
POTS, YELLOW AND WHILE GRANITE MARE
WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS,
WITHOUT RESERVE. OWNER CHANGING
BUSINESS. nS-.t
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Dorothea-"After Ill, what's in Q name2"
Polly (stitching indusriously on her Wedding
trcusssau) about e16,o0o year, my dear.
-.1aWseys Weekly.
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SOME SUGGESTIONS FOB DECORATION, WITH
ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SIX o'cIocx
TEA-oHARMs IN VARIETY OF ooIoR-How
TABLES NAY BE MADE ATTRACTIVE
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DECK SCENES ON BIG sTEAMER-PrcruRKs FROM
THE SMOKING RooM-coMMERcIAL TRAVELLERS
AND GLOBE NOTWITHSTANDING POOLS ON THE
RUN-MAKINo ACQUAINTANCE.
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THoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
ToCIosE An ESTATE

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
PEREMPTORl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkofEll SITUATEAI SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STREETS,
GhohGEloMN, DC, AND on SEVERAL NALU-
ABLE IMPkoh ED AND UNlMPkoyED TRACTS
0E LAND MAX IENLklToHN AND OAK
CITY.
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1859,
dfOUk O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises, I
Will sell part OF Lot L, IN square Is, eOggetUwn d.
irontlne o34 feet on Bridge NJ street boy a depth
OF 40 feet Oh Frederick 34th) street. and approved
~ Stone and Brick Store being Nos 340O aud 34O2
NJ street northwest.
AND ON
TUESDAY, NONEMBkR NINETEENTH, 1889 on
the premises. at THREE O'CLOCK A. M, / will sell
-Four valuable Tracts of Land near TeneytOWu 'front.'
ing on Grant rad ana known the Payne ate-the
Inherent tracts containing about 40 a. ~ and "
proved by dwelling and necessary out houses, al
wei watered affords some beautiful views and build
ing sites has an oak grove VI abput four ne-
dlate!y ON Grant road Connecticut extended
Wi run directly throGgh tins property Is within
three IA lies Of Washington, oneQ mile
leytown aud one aud hall miles VI Oak View.
This property is we'll situated and offers a rare
chance Tor SPECTATORS or those IN search home
Terms: One-tnird cash: balance in and two
Years. with interest and secured by deed
the property. All conveyancD and recording cost
OF purchasers. deposit Of 800 will be required on
each piece at time OF sale. THOMAS domino.
nb-llt
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1.-TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS on ARTHUR PLACE
l. BETWEEN b AND q STREETS AND FIKSr
SlREEI AND Nm JERSEY AVENUE NUETH-
WEST, NEAR UNITED sTATES CAPITOL.

vi IEsDAl AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, ut HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK We will
sell. in front of the premises,
LOIS Al AND ~, SQUARE 63a
each lot fronting 10 leet side of ARTHUR
PLACE and having depth OF 80 feet 10 an alley.
These lots IN the immediate vicinity Of II &
Capitol and District Building
1erms One-thlrd cash, baIancei in and two years
notes 20 bear y Ter cent Interest. payable semi
annually, and To be secured by deed Of trust ON
premises, OF all cash, at option Of purchaser DEPOSIT
OF slOO On epch lot required at Convey
ancins, &C. q purchasers cost. Terms 10 Ice complied
with IN ten days, otherwise right reserved
risk and cost of defaulti purchaser after ye DAYS,
public notice of such resale newspaper pub
hsheu ia Washington, ID. &.
n5-dssds pUNCANSON BROS Anctioneers