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Murphy and Warren Barred Ont.

At a meeting of the directors of the Califor-
mia athletic club in San Francisco last night to
take action on Tuesday nights feather-weight
fight the following resolution was adopted
That this club do not donate to Messrs. Murphy
and Warren one dollar; that they be prohibited
from ever entering the rooms Of the club
indorse the action Of Referee Cook as being
in accordance with the terms Of agreement
entered into by Murphy and Warren with this
club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
Ridden Over by Regiment.

Berlin Dispatch to London Standard
An extraordinary story is told here of the
miraculoussescape of q woman and little boy
at Brieg. During the maneuvers there they
got in front of a regiment of curassiers which
was riding at full gallop. 1t was impossible
for the woman to escape and for the soldiers
to halt The public raised a shout of horror
thinking woman and child would be trampled
to death and the foremost officer called to he,
to lie down. This she did. placing the boy
underneath her. The whole regiment rode
over her, and as the horses were all made tc
leap over her she was. to the astonlshment OF
everybody. unframed, though for some time
she was speechless with terror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
WOMEN ON THE WHEEL.
Quiet Leicester Treated to an Exhibi
ton OF Cycling by American Girls.

Leicester Special TO New York Herald, Sept. 21.
On the Belgrave road track this afternoon .
bevy OF lady cyclists from the other side of the
Atlantic made their first curtsey to the British
public. They came over recently in the Ger.
manic, and having gone through an arduous,
If brief course Of training, came to the post in
capital condition for racing. The party COM
prises Miss Habla Stanley Of New York, Miss
Jessie Woods Of Philadelphia, Mile Louise
Armaindo, French Canadian, Miss Lille Will
liams Of Omaha and Miss Mary Allen of Pitts
burg. The costumes worn by the ladies we're
varied and elegant, but yet in good taste, and
the perfectly easy manner in which they sit in
the saddle compares favorably with many pro-
fessional men.
ACCIDENTALLY POISONED.
There was large attendance but the public
were disappointed at the non-appearance of
Miss Armalndo, Americas fair champion, who,
according to Manager Eek, was inadvertently
poisoned at Long Eaton on Friday night
through taking the wrong medicine She is
now lying very ILL The other four gave pretty
expositions Of spirited wheel racing and came
in for loud plaudits. In the final circuit of the
one mile scratch race Miss Stanley and Miss
Wood unfortunately collided, but, although
badly shaken neither was seriously hurt 1t
mad the effect, however, of spelling what looked
like becoming a tremendous finish. In the
nall mile race, run on the American trotting
principle, Miss Allen, from the IS yards mark
beat Miss Williams and won. Three of the
ladies started for the fve-mile scratch, which
Miss Stanley won in grand style.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Every one who wants to hire help or find
situation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains Of any
kind, should use and consult the second and
third pages of TIE STAR. They constitute q
perfect daily history and directory of the minor
needs and activities of this community, and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading as any other department Of the
paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
Arrested for Duelin0.

Gov. Gordon Of Georgia has honored Gov.
Seay's requisition for the principals and sec
onds in the late Calhoun Williamson alleged
duel. They we're for Pat Calhoun and J. D.
Williamson as principals, and Henry Jackson
and Jack King, seconds. The four men agreed
to go to Montgomery on Monday, where pre-
liminary hearing will be waived and bond
given. The men were indicted in Cherokee
county, Ala. Alabama's laws on dueling are
very severe, the punishment being not less
than one nor more than five years in the peni-
tentiary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
A Stock Transfer at the Pistols Mouth

Otto F. Oberbeck was, until recently, mana
ger of the National Druggist of St. Louis, in
which ]. Cliff Richardson, weli-known whole
sale druggist, was the principal stakeholder
Richardson sold his stock in the paper to a
syndicate and the change of ownership threw
ODE rberk out Of the office OF manager He
held twenty-five shares of the company. Ober-
beck concluded to make Richardson purchase
his stock. He visited the Office of the Richard
son-Iaylor drug company in company with a
friend named Hoagland
Il want you to give me $3.50 for my stock"
he said to Richardson.
Richardson offered to sell the stock for him,
but Oberbeck said, write me out check for
$500 and will give you the stock. l will not
put up with this any longer; give me the check.
do you hear? or you will force me to use vio-
lence."
Oberbeck threw his hand back and held it on
the butt of a revolver. Hoagland was armed,
too. DR. Taylor of the drug company, stood
by. Richardson wrote the check for $500 and
handed it to Oberbeck, who started out of the
Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26

A Call Extended to Rev. j. j. Muier.
At business meeting Of the E-stress Bap-
ist church held yesterday evening. eau was
unanimously extended to Rev. J. J. Mmsr of
Philadslphia to succeed Rev. DR.. Faunce % pas
tor. A committee. consisting OF Aessrs. A. II.
clapp aud r. s. Parks, was appointed 10 convey
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
Frnest Willinebam a nepo nneilist w.s :,

Ernest Willingham, anego pugilist, was killed
at At anita, Ca. Tuesday night by blow from
tn fist q Tom Branch. The men were sparring,
who n Branch knocked Willngham out breaf,
ing '.-.s .iccK.
Woodbridge Clifford, the postmaster at n, r III
Edgecomb Me-, was appointed under ., =
master General Amos Kendall ON October 4.
1889, and has held the Office ever since that
date,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
Ravages Of Hog Cholera in Maryland.

Ravages Of Hog Cholera in Maryland.
DIR. A. w. Clements and DR.. T. L. Armstrong
have returned to Baltimore, Nd, from the
Eastern Shore, whittier they went to investigate
the hog cholera. They say they are almost
positive the malady is hog cholera. The
farmers, they say, are letting the dead hogs lay
voured by other swine, dogs, and buzzards On
twelve farms along the road between Center
vile and Booker's wharf fifty hogs have died.
The doctors say the greatest evil is yet to come.
The farmers are shipping the animals to Balti-
more and Philadelphia as fast as they can sell
them, without regard to the disease or its con-
sequences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26
A Victory for Burton.

The Wisconsin supreme court Tuesday
gave John E. Burton, the examining king,
big victory against the Central trust
company Of New York. The company loaned
Burton esq, 900, and in the Walworth
county court recently tried to forecloss .
trust deed for that amount Burton pleaded
usury on the part Of the company and the Lat
yer demnrred TO answer. The demurrer was
overruled and the company appealed The SUI
preme court affirmed the decision Of the lower
court and declined TO appoint receiver for the
property.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
,RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
kEAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER c
FIRST lNl AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEoRG
n. DISTRICT OLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
By virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded among the
land records Of said District in ber llS1, folio 20S
ct seq, We shall sell al public auction front of
premises. On TUESDAY, the EIGHTH DAY on OC-
TOBER, 1889, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
all that piece or parcel OF ground lying aud being
said Georgetown and distinguished part Of lot 40
Beatty ana Hawkins addition thereto square 49,
scrlbed as follows; Beginning for the same at the
southwest corner of LIST and Potomac and
ming thence west the south line of LIST street 20
feet thence south % feet thence east 20 feet
mac street and thence north the line OF Puto-
mac street 90 feet to the place Of beginning together
with the &c, Consisting of the Three
story Frame dwelling house No 3<5S LIST NOW known
as NJ street and the Onestory Brick building No. l244
Potomac street.
Terms OF sale One third cash, residue in two equal
payments at and two years. respectively, per
cent interest payable half yearly. secured of
the purchaser and deed of trust he property Sold
or all cash. 1t option of purchaser. Deposit of 800
required at time of sale Terms 10 be complied with
IN ten days trustees the hit
and sell at defauting purchasers cost and risk All
conveyancing, &C. at purchasers cost.
CHARLES Ii. CEAGIN, JR.,l ,,..
se26-dts JOHN 5. MCKINNEY, ! trustees
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF RESTAURANT NORTHWEST CORNER OF
EIGHTH AND ID STREETS NORTHWEST. IN
GLIDING The GOOD WILL.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 4th day of
June, 1883, and duly recorded In hber 397 folio IS
ct seq one Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia, and by direction the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction on the premises northwest of Sth and
streets northwest, on i UES DAY, OCTOBER TIRsT
1889. at En- O'CLOCK. all the bar aud house,
hold furniture contained therein mentioned in
schedule 4, attached to said trust.
The property viii be offered Us q whole and If not
sod Will then be sold in detail.
Terms cash.
sea5-dts E 81 + AhibS "a dIShRy Trustees.
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Julius Harris stock Attached.

A dispatch from New York last night says:
The stock Of Julius Hart, bookseller, at 7ss
Broadway, was attached to-day for s24,000 in
favor of the worthington company. Mr.. Hart
was formerly manager for Bedford. CLARK 4
Co., and succeeded TO Q branch Of their busi-
ness in May, 1887. He also conducted book
departments in dry goods stores in Baltimore,
Washington, Richmond and other cities Rener.
ally, carrying about $4,000 worth Of stock in
bis several storea
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Minister Douglass Secretary.

1t is reported that E. d. Bassett Of New
Haven, formerly Haytian consul at New York,
is to accompany Minister Frederick Douglass
to Hayti. Bassett while consul at New York
favored Hippolyte and for that reason was re-
moved by Legitime. 1t is said that Bassett for
the present will act a. Mr.. Douglass private
secretary.
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Can 3 Man Swallow : Cannon Bal,9

Well "that depends" He can II his throat d
Tho question really seems worthy Of some consid-
GRAFTON tn view Of the size Of some Of the pills
not throw them ITO the dogs" and take DR.. Pierces
Pleasant Purgatve Pelletss Small sugar coated
purely vegetable. psrfectly harmless, In glass and
always frUah-
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Henry Georges Theories Advocated.

DIR. Montague l. Leverson of San Francisco
addressed the Nationalist society Of this city
last night on the subject Of Henry Georges
book, Progress and Poverty" advocating the
Single tax and other theories advanced by that
author. Vice President Pechin was in the chair
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VT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER Thru 1880 ..
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the prem y.
ises shall sell the following described prouertx
West Is feet of lot lo7, square go Beals ~ tson
to Georgetown, fronting Is ON Poplar street Nv
building
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Lot No. los. In Holmead's addition to aeorvpto~r,
square 81. fronting 80 feet Dunbarton avenue by
2 depth q ll3 feet, and improved by . two-story
IMMEDIATELY AFTER
Sub Lot 207. of square "a, fronting "A 90 feat an
Green street and ass. on (Bea street and inn
proved by new large double BRICK building contsininr
nine rooms, with AL modern inproyements and ele-
gsntly situated At the corner Of 18th and streets
Terms Of sale: One cash; the residue N three
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold An conveysncing and re-
required at the time Of sale.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND OIL PAINTINGS BY CELE
DRAFTED ARTISTS.
1889. COMMENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK. 1 shall sell
residence No. 40 Il tn street northwest ele-
giant collection OF Household Furniture and tine on
he Ascension of the Virgin. painted by Murillo in
LaIge Oil Portrait Of Napoleon By eauban.
Fine Bronze Figure. the Last of the Mohigans, on
handsome pedestal.
8 Elegant Gilt Arm Chairs in Handwork Goblin Tap
Very hana:ome cocaO0i0 9 1.S1ss
Hard some Walnut Book Case
Elegant Couches. ---
Artistic hooking Chairs.
Embroidered Mantel LAmbrequin.
Moquet and Body Brussels Carpets.
Very Superior walnut Msrble-top Chamber Suites.
Elegant Chifionier Folding Cabinet Bedstead. with
Handsome Walnut Folding Bedstead. with French
Plate Mirror aud Mattress. complete.
Superb Walnut Wsrdyobes.
Fine Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Large quantity Of Bedding Of every description.
Very Very SsndsO%s some walnut Han Stand. with FrsncA
Handsome Chif{onier.
Sewing Machine IN perfect order.
Very dne Canton Mating.
VERY hsnds1pe o.k Dining Room Furniture.
Slsssns S Old osf Rsfrissr.sor. with Mirror.
China and Glass Ware
Tricycle. and velocipede.
Kitchen Requisites, &c, nc.
e ss l nSa ESQ On os sSs dS
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. .

SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX
HORSES, FOUR CARTS, ONE DIRT WAGON
ONE EXPRESS WAGON, SINGLE AND DOUBLE
HARNESS, ETC.
TWENTY-FIFTH, at ELEVEN O'CLOCKwe Will SELL
III front OF sales rooms 9th and streets northwest
Fine Horses, Carts, Wagons Harness.
Terms cash DUNCANSON BROS,
se2O-4t Auctioneers.
cS THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
TNENTf-SEVENTH. 1889, at same hour and place.
se2o-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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A Chinese Policeman.

Chief Brown Of Pittsburg decided TO ap-
point Chiuaman on the police force. Mon
golian named zee Dui was selected, but 1t was
necessary that he be naturalized. Early yes
terday morning he appeared for that purpose
In the United States district court, but Judge
Acheson refused TO naturalist him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS RE
MOVED TO OUR SALESROOMS FOR CON-
EkSI6NCEr , OF SALE, VIZ; WALNUT, OAK
ROLL TOP DESK, CONVERSATION LOCK, HAT
RACKS, BRuSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
TlON, MIRRORS AND PICTURES, LOT OF
WALL PAPER AND CURTAIN POLES, HEAT
ING STOVES FOR PARLOR AND BED ROOMS,
&C, Al OUR SALESROOM, FRIDAY, SEPTEM-
Der TWENTY-SEEENTH COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK NO POSTPONEMENT ON AC-
COUNT OF WEATHER.
1t ROOT 4 LOWENTHAI. Auctioneers
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Christian Scientists EIope.

The New York Star says that A. Bentley
worthington and Mrs. Plunkett, the Christian
scientists about whom o scandal was recently
ventilated, eloped from this city few DAYS
ago and are supposed to have gone to Aus
tralia
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VNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE. OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
zlSr STREET NEAR STREET NORTH.

By virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia yassed in the cause of HOMII-
LER. ct al VS.. hOMIL-Ek ct al. No. lV,6S7 EQUITY
the undersigned trustees will sell public aucton
upon the pre- Uses, on SATURDAY The FIFTH DAY
PM, the north part of lot II in square 81 Improved
by two-story frame dwelling. No. 5l4 2lst street
northwest.
Terms of sale: one;third cash. and the balance in
one and two years. wi terest al secured
by deed OF trust all cash. al the option Of the pur-
chaser Taxes paid to June 80. 1853 II terms Of sale
not complied with III ten days the right is reserved
TO resell at defarltng purchasers risk and cost All
conveyanc;ng cost Of purchaser deposit OF loo
will be required time OF sale.
JAMES q. PAYNE, City Hall
GEORGE c. PAYNE, 6l3 10th ST. NV,
lkkDERlCK W. JONES, Az La. ave NV
se26-d&dss Trusteex
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Maryland Farmers' Alliance.

The Farmers state alliance of Maryland,
composed Of delegates from number of coun-
ties, met at Upper Marlboro yesterday. 1t was
organized as a state alliance by the state or
ganizer, DR.. Jos. A. Mudd of Washington. The
session was held with closed doors. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Hugh
3. Mitchell, Charles county; vice president, f..
Louis Griffith, Anne Arundel county; secretary,
T. O. jenkins, Charles county; treasurer, DR..
Joseph II. Blandford, Prince Georges county;
lecturer, DR.. W. W. Warning, Prince Georges
county; assistant lecturer, H. G.. Cowan,
Caroline county; chaplain, Thomas R. HALEY,
Charles county; doorkeeper, A. X. Startling,
Anne Arundel county; assistant doorkeeper,
Louis Nick. Griffith, Calvert county; sergeant
alarms, j. N. F. Hatton, Prince Georges
county; executive committee, A. T. Brooke,
Prince Georges county; 2. W. HALEY, Charles
county, and Albin c. Wilson, Anne Arundel
county; business agent, DR.. Joseph A. Mudd;
delegates to national alliance at st. Louis,
December 5, 1889, Hugh Mitchell and Dr.
Joseph II. Blandford; alternates, A. T. Brooke
and A Louis Griffith
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FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY.
Two Children Burned to Death-Gold
Einds-Personal Notes.

Correspondents Of TKH EVENING STAR
FRIpKRrcx, Nd, Sept %.
The two grandchildren Of VIM. Lee, living
| near Flint Hill, this county, were left alone in
the house by their grandparents Saturday and
| attempted to start fire in the stove with the
contents Of coal oil can, the result being an
explosion that threw the blazing oil over both
the children, burning them 30 that they both
died Sunday. They were aged six and nine
years, respectively.
A novel surgical operation was performed q
few days ago upon one Of the eyes of Mr..
David II. Smith Of Frederick. A fruit seed
lodged in the eye some time ago, and taking
root was on the eve Of sprouting, when it was
removed.
The bridge across the Monocacy river at
Schelles fording, near this city, was completed
and opened for trafice today It is the trst to
be completed OF the seven county bridges across
the Monocacy to take the place Of the bridges
washed away by the June food.
A prohibition league has been organized at
Walkerville, this county,
Messrs. Arthur Trail and Addison Ingle of
frederick took part in an exciting tennis tour
nament at Gettysburg, Pa, Saturday. They
came on victorious, the score standing 8 to in
their favor. These gentlemen, with several
others, have organized an archery club here.
Specimen Of gold ore from the mine recently
discovered on the farm of Thomas w. Price,
near Hyattstown, have been received here. On
the adjoining farm of Mrs. Ellen Anderson dis
tinct traces Of vein of gold have been found.
"A child of Mr.. Conway Of Washington died a
few days ago at Urbana, this county, where the
family have been spending the summer.
DR.. Z. DIN Belt formerly of this county,
but for the past several years surgeon to the
Presbyterian eye and ear hospital, Baltimore,
has removed to Washington.-Maj. Dunlap
OF Washington has returned from visit to Mr..
A. Gregg Miller Of Frederick.-Mr. ]. Mar
shall Miller is visiting in Washington.-Mr.
Calvin Cain and daughter of Washington are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Cain at
Emmitsburg,-Mr.J j. j. Veit Of Washington
has returned home after q visit to relatives
here.-Miss Emma Winter Of Washington has
been visiting relatives at Doub's, this county.
She has returned home.-Miss Mary NJ. Lock-
wood Of Georgetown, DC, has been visiting
Mrs. Il. G. Henshaw at Moreland, this county.
They have gone together to New York on a
visit.-Mrs. John Hershberger and children
of Frederick have returned from visit to
Washington. FIN.
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FriehtfuI Domestic Tragedv.

At Odessa school teacher named Sausz COM
mitted suicide Tuesday, whereupon his widow
became insane and killed her five children.
She threw the bodies of three Of the children
out Of sthird-story window and taking the other
two In her arms jumped from the window and
was instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-26

John Postley Of Tredyffrin township, Pa,
colored, convicted upon the charge OF CON-
hitting feionious assault upon Clara Weber,
white woman, has been sentenced to ten years
and six months in the penitentiary.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYe
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct;onssr.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER,


VALUABLE inxS Sp sis q F s8 NOS sie
On NesspsT. SIR fsSE u fhhnfSrrrrH, 1850,
front q q, premises %s., Hsif Of E1s Ia rsssr 40
Z So t n . ssrsss e .P1 4 =
'-rgon Birch pseliing
r, si 4 Is :;s .,1s
Ss ms IL e az. = s5ss
bsns per cent ins.e.s and secursa y
~ sn nf ae On ,hs pspsry Or all cash oO1ys
ofsu collars val be required on each property q tine
seg+-et THOMAS BOWLING. Aactioneer.
. TESTS AND RESEsIs sRssErs u oo Jun
20 On y, MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER THrR.
~ frn, =, n hiA ,I FIVE O'CLOCK vil ssli
LoT 30 BLOCK IS.
being The n. saa .usu bur sss' loo 90
division. ssin@ in he 81 sdS.n,aseoas sub
street ana near Residences q Judge Harlan. Mr. cen
Terms; one-third cash; balance in one ana two
nS,ss 70 Ss.r -, per ssnt interest," psybs
ro.ii q 1900 win Be required TINE Of sale. Con-
Piled with in ten days Otherwise shi reserved 70 RS
days public notice Of such rse m so,ss ssT i've
pSelI ssSd IN SsshnstSS1, l p cxsox mos
4 ,HANCERY SAFE or VALUABLE UNINfPRoyFp
ssIREET BETwEENRANDs sTKLETs NORTH.
By:virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of ths
TRs5 s sfs II s ScTSsE Ss
q Tie PREMISES, The real estate
situate in the city OF Washington District OF CO.
lumbis. to-wit All that part Of lot numbered one SD
~ - asre nalnoered Sso 6espning Tor the same st
said lot aud running thence north along the line o.
10Th street west 30 feet thence west 80 feet inches
Terms Of sale: oae-third Of the purchase money I'm
| n tuoe
nj one and two from the day sale inter-
annually Which deferred Tasmsns c to 70 ss
~ Tue proinissory notes Of the purchaser OF pur-
whole purchase money may be paid IN cash. at the OPP
soh o. the pITehAseS 400 VI. be required soon
chssers shall fail TO comply with the terms OF sale
will be resold at his or their risk and cost All con-
NeSaneing and recording at purchasers cost
WALTLR B. WILLIAMS CO.. &acts. seao-dsa:
| SPLENDID BUSINESS AND OFFICE PROPERTY.
fHREI;sroRT Brick xSD BsssMES Srik AZ
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIRST.
FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell in front OF the prem
PART LOT is SQUARE 456.
wS e ~ iesf I5 stref and r11Ii1s bach That
improved by one Of the best built BTeS HOu.es IN ,bs
also ws sSs ae S. Sa
ne resT and 2tioot alley on part Of the cas-, line
somly ftted up. and can be occupied for Offices
| OF CnA1std as 10 have Drrt floor
business and Offices floors above have the whole
lot improved by Office building. IL one Of the most
/ desirable properties on street -
,, Terms, one-iourth cash. balance in one two and
se nSiss s az psT per cent r.
on property sold all cash at option OF purchaser
deposit OF 900 required at time Of sale; convey
ancing, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms be COM
Piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved
sell At risk and Of deaulting purchaser after i've
days public advertisement of such resale.
Ihe house viii be open for inspection from IL
O'Clock am. on day of sale.
| se24-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.