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81 left the cab behind bit of woods not far
from the school, and then laid low and pretty
soon seed em all coming out in a double line
with the teacher behind EN-. for a walk. had
description of the little gal as was wanted, and
as they come nearer made her out easy. She
was the only real lght-haired one in the lot
L hid behind some bushes in the side of the
road and when they come up and the light
haired little gal was just opposite to me
jumped out OF the bushes and made a dash at
her. Whoopi what a row there was in one
second! Such screamin and screechin' of
gals, such pilin' on top each other and the
teacher on top the whole lot Of EN- bangiu' with
her umbrella; they pulled at the gal and they
pulled at me an they yelled and they howled
and l never was in such row and hope never
shall be again, and grabbed that girl by her
frock and tumbled some over one way and some
| another, and got the umbrella over my head
but didn't mind it, and clapped that bag over
the little gal and jerked up her feet and let her
| slip into it and then took her up like bag of
meal and put across the field, with the whole
kit and Doodle after me. Bat guess most of
EN- must have tumbled down in Mysteries
judgin' from the screechin', and got up to the
cab and away we went Well, when we got
to the house where was to meet the gent he
began straight off to blow at me. What do
you mean he yelled, 'bringin' my daughter
in bag? It's the only way to do it, sir saws
L; they can't holler and they can't kick, and
people passin by don't know what you've got,
and. so sayin, united the strings. put the
little gal on her feet and pulled off the bag,
and then, I'll be hanged if l ever saw ID man so
| ragin' mad as he was. What do l want with
| that galY he cried; that's not my daughter
That girls hair is as black as a coal and she's
Jew besides AS soon as | sot my eyes on the
| little varmint it come over me that | had got
the thing crooked and in the scrimmage
| let go Of the right gal and grabbed another"
| Io ]
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

fkNo NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
Il - 1Hk POPULAh kOUIE.
The OLD fAEoRIIE STEAMER GEORGE IEARY
st hn5,a,n tmsD,s srs, HtE r.,. GOMtokrABLE
rooms large comfortable and heated by steam Polite
and attenoye officers. Thorough discipline
From 9TH street wharf MONDAYS, MEDNRSDAYs
and FRIDAYS at pm
he only steamer landing at Boston wharf, Norfolk
And tue Only line having exclusive connection with
BOSTON AND PhOklDENCE STEAMERS,
Tickets and rooms at 0Is and 1851 Pennsylva
ave. Hawleys, 10th and n aud knox's rpre.s
who Sll check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences. Ieiephone No 145-3.
mig WM. 2. WEIGH. supt and Gen Art
n oRFoLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
~ south-Daily line except Sundays. On and alter
MONDAl, November ., Ssh. Steamers Lazy q tho
newly furnished, sin leave sKIhstreet wharf TERM
mus sth and 9TH street at D hAIurnlug.
leave Clydes wharf, Norfolk foot Madison at saIns
hour. Close connections Tor New lOrk, PhilsdeiIhia
ton regarding freight call nj hart Telephone CAL
"a. Also b. and ". Ticket Orhces, OLE ana o5l Pa
ave, and Hawiey's LXpress. INLAND AND skA-
BOARD CoAsIING COMPANY. nIo
MOUNT VERNON
steamer W. ". coRooRAN. Capt. I. I. Blska
leaves fth St wharf daily le1cept sunday for Mount
vernon, lesYlng 40 anl reaching aSoas
3:O pm. EGre. round tr1I, 81. inclualIAs slis.loa
" grounds and nianslon. sels
l. OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL MN lhOA s1EAMLk "MAhEF1EID-
Leaves atb street wharf Cd AONDAlh lHUksDAYy
alld sA1UhDA1s Al a IA. keturnl.Ig 1CESlDAYs.
LANDINGS Tar NonIl Greek, Va, CleiIenl = zy
AID LeOnErutONn. Ma Connects with Is u Il n a
eaepnerus. See schedule. JOHN Is. kADItIL Az
e. ". hlDLEl, AAnaser. AzS
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nuther. and in our line of business it's the
I same thing. 1t was about the end of October,
nigh four years ago. that l found out that
Jerry had lot of money on hand He'd been
collectin' it from different parties. and had got
home too late in the day to put it in the bank
says / to myself, this is YOUR time. old fellow,
and you'd better make hay while the sun
shines. / was little afraid to crack Jerry g
house by myself. for he's strong old fellow,
so got man named Putty Henderson TO 20
along with me. Putty big fellow and
very handy with jimmy, but he awful
contrary minded and he wouldn't agree to
clean out Jerry until promised to go halves
with him. This wasn't fair. tor it wasn't his
job, and quarter would have been lots for
him.
But there wasn't no use arguln,' and along
we went. and about o'clock we was standin'
alongside Jerry's bed. where he was fast asleep.
He was bachelor and lived pretty much by
himself. | give him punch to waken him up,
for we'd made up our minds that that was the
way to work this job. 1t wouldn't pay us TO 90
around huntin' for Jerry's money. He was
such a sharp old fellow it was six TO four we q
never find it. He sat up in bed with jump
like hop toad and looked first at and
then at the other Of ms. We both had masks on
and it wasn't puzzlin' to guess what we was
there fur.
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RAILROADS.
DiCHMONp An MAMMALIAN

RfcHM0Np AND DANVIIlE RAILROAD co
~ Scied ale IN eject NONEMBtR ~. lSsa.
toi. oOn1onsNtlie. thAriottesvlls lynchburx aud
stations .etwoen leNAnirla and Lynchours, Roanoks,
n.S steer Ss.hnsion TO 1eaSsi. and sssinsSos
n "a Hm'-Fsst NAL daily for w.rrrp,on, Char.
i9llch61tR Rocky Mount nAuViIe and STATIONS TO-
We. wen SchbUrs and Danvlls Greeus,ro Ralesh,
IArrmi.shSm, Nentsonler,. NeW Dreams Texas sna
n~.ll.fllA l0llinAn SieeTer New Aork % Atlanta
M1ni.roineryt 20 New Crleans PsslluaS Slse,er PAN
Wis u Columbia and Augusta Pullman Slospers
S-:So n -. - iAnAu va :. and q. lsoute.
stfAshurg and nternled a Ia statf,ns
sou, 1;so Nu-pAly va Lynchhurs. Bristol and Chat
Meml ms connectins theme for al Arksnsss totnts
$50 y nl,-Mestern Express daily for NAna-ssa
Vile, Cincinnati huffman Nesiilnle tran M.shtnr-
top 10 Cincinnati with . Pullman sleeper Cor Louis
vile. ~ ~
0pm.-Southern Express daily for Ivpchbprr.
DanNille Raleigh Asbeyile Charlotte C,tiumiis
augusta, Atlanta Montgomery New Orleans. IexAs
New orleans VIA Atlantis and Monteonsry p9,llun-a
SLEEPER Washington 20 Birmingham, Ala via Atlnuts
and eeor.as fasinc railway, md Pullman sleepef
Trains On Washington and Ohio division leave Wash
daily. arrive Round ~ } / 20 am and 40, n M !.
returning leave k,uIi4 hil 8 90 daily and IL 20
nm dali except sunday, arriving Washington so
lhruus train. from the south via Charlotte Dan
vile aid lynchburg arrive IN Washington eos
lN1chburg at lo25a M. aud 40 80 " "a: wa Che-H-
icake AND OHIO mute anu Charlottesville ~ -
anu 'lO pn aud o:oS a. ma. stnasOurs local at 10
Tickets, sIeepiEe-cAr reservation and informstion
FURNISHED aud hssgaee checked at Office 1900 penn.
I Ia ruSa. 9th and b sts.
NO JAS. l. TAYLOR. Gen. Psss Ascent.
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n 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DOUBLE
IHRsE-STQkY BRICK DWELLING, No. lO4 /
STREET NOhIHWEsr.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the pod day Of
April 1857, aud duly recorded In Liber No. lZ4S,
folio 800 ct seq Of tie land records of tue
Of Columbia, aud by direction of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees Will offer pubic
auction IN front of the premises ON IN kSDAl the
FIFTH DAY OF DLCEEBER. 1889 at -FOUR
O'CLOCK, the following described property, known
Lot No. II, in Shepherds subdivIs Of square
OF square No. 49, together with the imprOyeLle
which consist of large Ihree-story Double Brick
Residence, containing 8 rooms. with bath and all
modern improvements, being No. l04 L north
west
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest six per and
secured by deed of trust all cash. option Of
purchaser. All convey ancing, &C. at purchasers
$500 deposit at tie time of sale.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON ,r..o.
n2:S-dts q. @. GkEEN. ! trustees.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Real Estate Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON The
WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
PENNSYLVANIA ANLNUE AND slkkEr
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed III Lqulty No. 1876,
docket -, the under Will sell public auction,
IN front Of the PREMISES on MoNDAl, DECEhBER
SECOND, 1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, part OF Lot
80 III reservation TO- fronting % Ieet Third street
aud running back with that width 40 feet to an
alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in three equal in
stsllInents in six twelve and eighteen tbs from
day OF sale. for which notes If purchaser bear ing
terest from day OF sale and secured by deed Of
property sold, viii he taken ali cash at lOu IF
purchaser. Terms 10 be complied wgtH III fifteen days
IRON day of sale property will Toe resod and
cost of detaultlng purchaser deposit Ot 500 viii
be required time OF safe, and all cOnyeyAnCing and
recording at purchasers cost
JOHN ". PIIIING, Trustee,
n2l-d&ds 81 rs rect n W
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. AGets. D HHii
DONLING. Auctioueer.

IAUSTEES' SAIL OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
A. CELLAR BAY WINDOW AENEN-hOOM
BRlCk DIV LILlNG On sLCUND STREET. MAR
L sIkEEG NOnIHkAST.
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated April
~ Al. 1857, Gnd uuy re, OTtd in hber : 202 lOIlO
lO2 one the land records OF the District of Column
bia, and 1t the request Of The holder the
cured thereby, vail sell the hlg hest bidder at
puDic aGcJlc:r in front Of the premises, EDNkS-
DAY, 1HE FOURTH DAY Oh DECEMBER, AID.
1888 at HAlt-PAoI FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the tot
loving described real estate situate in the District Of
Columbia and known ana dlstIn gushed lot No. A,
IL square No. 1o5, rs The same is dulS recorded in
book 1, folio i75 of the land record in Office
Neyor OF said District, together with all the
ments thereon also known No 4l9 I'd north
Terms easy and made known at time Of sale A de-
post vi 100 Will be required at time Of sale. Con-
Neysncing and recording at cost OF purchaser If
terms vi sale complied with in days from
day OF sale the property will be rsoid at risk and
Of defaultng purchaser.
WILLIAM " DASESHOMER. ! r.
WASHINGTON DANENHOMER5 lrus'ees'
nD.l
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lCONIINl Ed.
81 don't think this man suffered for want OF
education" said my wife; ''he used very good
language; that was one Of the first things that
led me to suspect him. 1t is not likely that
sons of boat builders speak so correctly and
express themselves WELL"
''Of course, cannot alter your opinions,
said Aunt Martha. but the story interested
me and / very much wished to hear what that
other man has to say for himself"
Very WE'LL" said I, ''you shall hear it, but
must drink my tea and go back to the prison.
ers"
And l." said Aunt Martha, twill take some
tea to them. They may be bad men, but they
must not suffer"
1 had been in the library but a few moments
when Aunt Martha entered, followed by Alice,
who bore a tray containing three very large
cups of tea and some biscuit.
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1896 THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SCHOOL STREET
l. NEAR SIXTH AND d SThEETS SOUTHWEST

By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity No. ll736
wherein OiverC slack is complainant and Lorin M.
Saunders ct al are defendants will sell at pubic
auction IN front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, HE
TENN DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 1889, at HALF-
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK M, the following Described
real estate situate in the city Washington and DIS
trlct OF Columbia described part of lot Numbered
eieven ~ in square numbered four hundred and
ninety four t4S4J, beginning for the a point
on the south side OF Virginia avenue twenty-one 2
Feet eleven and two-thrds t1Iss) inches from the
northwest corner OF said lot eleven Il being the
northeast corner of the part of lot eleven u
owned by Loulsa Irving, and running thence easterly
on Nirgnis avenue nnstsen 'le) feet eleven aud
thirds inches, and thence southerly with said
trout width continued between and parallel with
lines OF said lot eleven Il ID to Union alley or school
street, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: third cash, balance in two equal
at one and two years with interest and
secured py deed of trust the property Sold or all
cash, al The option OF the purchaser deposit one
hundred SslOOl dollars VIII be required at time of
SALE All convey ancing at cost of purchaser, and If
terms are not complied with In ten days, the
trustees reserve the right readverse and sell
r1sk and cost OF defauIIIng purchaser.
FLANK L. BROWNING,
416 5th St NV. [ r-,..
J. WORDSWORTH GORDON, Z Trustees.
3 $3.50 AZ ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. n27-dSds
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Women Nearly Kill a Murderer.

man supposed to be Jack the Ripper
was set upon by crowd of women in the poorer
quarters Of Madrid Thursday. He was in the
custody Of officers, who were removing him
from the Jail TO the courtroom to be arraigned
on charge Of having recently committed q
murder under circumstances resembling those
of the WhitechapeI butcheries. The crowd in
creased in numbers until it reached upward of
five hundred, mostly women, and it was only
of Aadrid and a strong force OF gendarmes,
who were summoned, that the prisoners life
was saved
AS it was the prisoner was 90 severely beaten
that the services Of q physician we're necessary
to restore him to condition rendering the
legal proceedings in his case possible.
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Stanley, Come Home.

Intrepid Stanley! Cease to roam
And bring your gray hairs safely home.
We're very much obliged TO you
For proving the 6heegneeIanyuh
Flows throu b the Oolah oolah land
Of Warasura's bloc iy band.
And that the roaring Ahlkazaac
Flows clear across ami half way back.
We thought Lake Ulahh ahzooxelzee
Was larger than II seemed to be.
But you have made these things a. clear
As though We had them all right here.
So there Just let the matter stand
And cease to live on hope ana sand,
You've done real well for beginner,
Come home and eat Christmas dinner.
Chicago Herald.
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,onesr.

Trustees SALE OF PROPERTY OF ELECTRO
MAGNETIC BOILER CLEANER COMPANY.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
l32, viii sell, on ThUhSDAL DECEMBEk
IN LII IA. 1Soe. ~ fMELsE O'CLOCK M, at tho
patent rights Of the Elsotro Magnetic Boiler Cleaner
Tsims: Cash JAMES II. TAYLOR. Trustee.
613 18th ID
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE WILL.
se the Furniture, Tools and Materials Of the Eec-
ro-NAgnsuc Boiler Cleaner Company
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n21-d&d
BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

pEEEMpEoPf sSF fS 9f $h hftAfi IMPROVED
OF bKiDGE .ANp fkEDERick STREETS
Sk9kGEtpgRHWNi BC hH IL nL sETEkAI yALT
OF LAND Mae -TEALEIToMN AND oAk
VIEW AND WITHIN THkEE MILES OF TIE
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1889,
at -FOUR y CLOCK M, in front of the premises,
fronting 33A feet on Bridge cor NJ street BY depth
Of 20 feet on Frederick COR 34th street and
by Stone and Brick Store, being Nos. 34OO aud 3iO
NJ street northwest.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER NiNETEENTH. 1889, on
the promises at THREE O'CLOCK M, will sell
ing Grant rad and known as the Payne ste-the
different tracts Containing about 40 ~. III and ~
proved by a dwelling and necessary ont houses ali
wen watered, affords some beautiful views and build
dlatey on Grant road. Connecticut avenue extended
NIL run direey through this rIopery; ut Is within T
leytown aud one aud half miles of Oak View.
This property is we'll situated and offers q rare
chance FOR Spectators those in search Of home.
Terms: one-thirc cash; balance IL one and two
the property, or all cash. Al corveysncing aud re-
cordng at cost Of purchasers deposit of s10O will
sale to be complied with in freen days from day Of
81 81. m and cost 81 OF the @
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until MONDAY and IUEs-
DAY, DECEMBER SECOND AND THIRD, 1853,
nfsds. al '' TH6&ks sS
(,HANCERY SALE OF yALuBLE Lon on Q
~ STREET NOR1HNE EST BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STkEETS.
Under decree of the supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbis. in Equity cause No II, 800 Holmes ct
al Jones ct al will sell, at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, DECLMBER
lENTH, 1859, at FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. sub lot No.
3d. in square 81 q, the same being n feet inches
front and l35 feet deep, containing 2.3l7h square
feet.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cssh; balance in six and
twelve months, in two equal payments IN notes SO.
cured by deed OF trust on the property or ali cash. at
option of purchaser. Convey and recording at
purchasers cost and sl0O to be deposited when bid
is accepted The trustee reserves the right resell
the risk and cost Of defsulJing purchaser alter
three days notice in the Washington Post newspaper
said purchaser fail to comply With the terms OF
CHASE hOl s, Trustee,
63l ST. nv
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers. n2O-eo&ds
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U'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES AND FIX
TUBES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BAY
HORSE, BUSINESS WAGON, ONE SURk. \,
Two SETS OF HARNESS, ICE BOX, SECRE-
TARY AND WHITING DESK. &C. &C.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the 18th day of
September, 1889, and duly orded in Hber No.
l4lD, folio 2S6 ct seq, the land records Tor
Washington, DC, and by direction OF the party
cured thereby, the undersigned trustee wll sell ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER S4-COND, 1888, ut Ten
O'CLOCK, at Nos. 2U2 and 204 East Capitol street,
ali the Groceries, Fixtures, Horse and Wagon, Harness
aud surrey aud the Household Furniture mentioned
in Schedule attached to said trust.
n29-2t CHAS. II. Tickling, Trustee
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(NHANCERY SALE OF yALuBLE LoT Oh o
~ STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL. AND FIRST STEEEIS.
DENTISTRY.

TIyEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BIZ AID
IL OF local application to the gums, used only by
1OOThACHE CURED and teeth nlled without pain.
Perfect fitting sets VI artnclal teeth.
nl6-Ims Lib. DUKE, us 18th st. n.
INREE DENTAL INFIkMARY-TEETH FILLED
aud artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material 1925 St the Dental Depart
nent of Columbian University from 70 daily
except Sunday. lnnrmxry open from October to
June 10. se@o-om
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, yTH ST.
~ corner NV flrst-class Gold Amalgam and
bite Killings q speciality. Aching teeth saved Appl
cation 70 gums prevents PAIN IL EXTRACTING Hours
Stoo. Jyo
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4l0 9th ST. NV. | r,....
]. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, Trustees
$50 Az ST. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers n27-dSd
| IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON FOUR
\ ANp-A;HALf sTkhET tBEiNd NUMBERS 1107

1MfRUNED FhOFENIl FhUNIING UN FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREET tBEiNG NUMBERS lIO7
AND 1000 SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
1886. in which james A. Ballenger com plainant
aud Martha Ballenger ct al are defendants, ID
OF the premises, on FRIDAY DECEMBEk SIXTH.
scribed real estate situated in the city
lot numbered % in square numbered SOL as decided
by Charles b. Wsllsch, trustee, March IL, 1865 by
deed recorded in hber J. A. g. No 116 folios 4Ol and
402 being about 81 feet front by depth shout 100
feet with improvements thereon.
Terms. e-third cash, bAizncs in one and two
years with note bearing interest at the rate of Der
cent per anpum and secured by deed OF trust upon
the property sold All cash option Of OF
cost slo0 deposit Oh each lot q The TIME the
from day sale. the property shall be resold ct tie
cost of purchasers.
T. b HAY, 1425 NY, ave.,
j. WALTER COOKSEI, TrusteAa
u27-dkds Fendxll Building
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AUCTION SALES.


lAUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN.
PROVED By TWo-sToRl FRAME DWELL
ING, No. 24Ss STREET NokIHMksI,
GEORGETOWN. DC
BY virtue Of deeds Of trust recorded respectively
IN Liber No IL Is. folio 3. ana Lloer No 1868 foiio
43s, II the land records Of tbe District ot Columbia,
aud at the request of the parties thereby secured we
Will sell 81 pubic auction IN front OF the PREMISES On
MONDAY. DECkMbEh NINTH. lssS, at fOl X
O'CLOCK 4. ID, the following describcd real estate
situate N OeorgetowE, 40 e.. and described follows
beelhnips Tor the same at point dlstsnt SSU feet
easiwAruly on line dawn north 13 dosrees 10 MN
utes east through the point OF intersection Of the south
line OF West street line OF George
town = from ssiu POINT Of inteTse non. thence
with sAld hrst mentioned line north 80 degrees 10
minutes east 80 t~t' thence south - aesrees 80
minutes ea-t 90 feet. thence south s3 degrees 10
hlhntes west 80 feet. thence north Is DEGREES 80
minutes west % feet To the place of beginning. wlth
the Of Frame Dwelling and
Stable.
Terms: One third cash, balance in three equal in
stAln nts IN q, IL and Is months for which notes
OF lurr hsser, bearing interest dAy Of
secured by deed OF trust properly sold. will lie
sAAe, OF al oasi al option Of purchaser. deposit Of
sIcO Will be Required ~ time sale and all convey
ancias ALd FscOrdlAz viii be ~ purchasers cost II
Terms are Aot e0miiea With in fifteen days from sale
pro, cry Ni be resold At risk and OF deiaultg
purchaser alter nye days advertisement
Thus. T.. NAGGAAAN,l ,,.-.--.
nSf-uNds JOHN ". II LING, ARNstScs.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctloneer. y36 F St.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF
fOgR-ANp-A-HALF SrREET NORTHWEST,
IMPROVED BY HOUSES NUMBLRED ll3 AND
1i5.
Will offer for sale in front of the premises on MON
DAY, the SECOND DAY OF DECLMBEh. 1883, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, the north II feet
inches front OF lot number ~ in reservation "A"
Terms OF sale easy and made known sale
500 deposit at time of sale; all conYeyancg at fIr
chaser's cost Terms to be complied wI.h in fifteen
days. GEO. ". STICkNEI,
u2a-dSds " Ancunnser
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V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON F
STREET BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEN-
Th-kIksI STREETS NOkIHNLsT AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
O'CLOCK NJ, IN front OF the premises, will sell
IN square lo3, fronting n feet q inches north
120 feet 50 inches TO al alley l6 feet wide
Terms: One-thi cash balance in one and two
years. with interest. and secured deed of trust on
the property, all cash. Conveyancing and record
ing at cost " purchaser deposit OF $500 required
at time of sale. Terms to be complied with in ten
days from SALE
1920 THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-30
4 NHANCFRY SALE OF yALUABLE VACANT LOl
~ Fronting STANTON PAkk

By virtue OF decree of tie Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed Lquity cause No.
1883, Doc - Betts vs. cry, Adnlnlst sstOr. ct AL
sla On WEDNESDAY, the IUi III II DAl UF d.
CLMBEh A. IL. 1889 AT tOU O'CLOCK PM, offer
Tor sale ~ aU, on IN r. 1T OF the preises the vest
% feet IA Inchcs, fruutus Stanton between 9th
and 0Jh streets east by depI 50 feet, of Original
Lot l, III square N01, in this city.
lie above properly offers all unusual inducement to
persons ocs.rIEg lnyestn eut il business property
Terms OF sale, as provided Joy the decree Sre
fourth OF the purch money casa Eu the residue
three equal lnsiallgnts al iectIySy twelve
ara eighteen months m the day OF with per
cent Interest, the deel reu payments be secured by
tie purchasers notes ami deed OF trust the prop
cry or al the urcha-e money he AID cash,
t4le purchaser uplJn. deposit u 800 will be
CURED Al the time % sale II the sale not
compiled with within twenty days after the day Of
the pro- erty Nil be Tesud the risk and cost Of
the deIaaltlng purchaser.
BLAIR LEE. Trustee.
Eeudal Building.