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CHAPLIN BROWN.
ASpREw 5. DuvsiI, Trustees
,>,-,,. ASP La ave.

CAANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE, ON i STREET BETMEEN
ElGHrEEN1H AND NINkTkENTH STREETS
NOhIHNEST. KNOWN AS NO. 1879 STREET.
BEiN& TIL LATE RESIDENCE OF GENERAL
HENRY 4 CRAIG. 7. S. A. DECEASED.
BY virtue of decree 81 the Supreme Court Of the
DsIrlct OF Columbia, passed IN equity. No
ll2l2, OF JaAe Hawkins and others against Henry
hnvh Sraig Ipd Others, the undersigned trustees
VII SCI az pubic auction IN front of the Promises on
lobkh. AID. 1889. at -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all
t piece OF parcel Of ground lying, being in the
Of Mashiagt9n District Of Columbia. and known as
LOT nun eered twenty-five t22L in square numbered
on street and running back that width an average
Depth OF one hundred and forty I40j feet TO public
alley and IL improved by three-story front Building
Slih basement aud two-story back building with
The buildings which situated In one of the rnost
select locauons IN Washington. were erected under
the supervision OF late oe. Henry X Craig aud con-
TAN large saloon parior 10 feet by 80 feet large
dining room and small library breakfast room and
also six large and three small Chambers office room
bath rooms wine cellar servants roofs close T. and
closets Tor trunks, &c. also furnace and rooms
&C. 1be 'front.' building is thirty 800 feet wide
terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money
cash. and the balance thereof in six twelve eighteen
and twentyiour months from day OF sale and 10 bear
interest from day Of sale, for which purchaser will
give his prOlnlssory notes. No deed will be given
until all purchase money snd interest be Paid 5000
deposit VIII be required property 4. hid on
after day OF sale otherwise the property will be resod
at the risk and cost Of defsuting purchaser All con-
veyancing at purchasers All taxes and assess
ments viii Dc PAID 10 day Of sale.
WILLIAM J. MILLER,
4So Louisiana avenue NV
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, irnstees
- 4lO 9th street NV,
I. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer se30-dSda
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LEAGUE.
on THE HOME srRrrCH.

on THE HOME srRrrCH.
Almost over.
Hold your breath when you look at the score
cards
The bulletin boards at New York and Boston
need police protection every afternoon. This
shows the immense hold base ball has on the
public.
In the ninth in Chicago yesterday score tied
three OF Ansons men we're on bases and two
ont, Williamson at bat. He flied out to Thomp-
son.
The championship is worth $1,000 to each
member of New York or Boston. and no Won
der they are nervous and not playing their
very best game.
A telegram from indianapolis SAYS Tim
keefe's wife occupied box during the game
Tuesday. And her husband was knocked out
Of the box in the second inning. Marriage is
failure-for good pitching.-Ne,e York Star
1t will soon be time for the annual slaughter
OF the minor league infants. The scramble
that takes place each year by the two big asso-
Citations Is rather demoralizing in its general
effect
1t must be CALLING to player Of Rathbourns's
reputation to be played second fiddle, the man
agenen. having no confidence in him. No
wonder the veteran said he wasn't in shape to
pitch when called on Last Saturday, and he had
sweet revenge, for Boston had to pitch Clark
son and was beaten. II is certain that Rad
and Madden will not be Boston men next sea-
PhsbtD9 C.roaicIe
In order to lose the psnnant New York will
have to drop two games to Cleveland and Bos-
ton win two at Pittsburg. II Boston loses one
and the Giants one, and win the other two,
Gothams representatives will be in the lead
Should Mutrlss men lose two and Boston win
two. Boston would come of victorious.
Chicago in order to get third place will have
70 defeat the Phillies in the next two games
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PROPOSALS.


DR0PoSAIS FOR STEAM HEATING APPARATUS
n FokGUN AND GuN-CARRIAGES SHOPS, NAVY
YARD, WASHINGTON. DC-october A. iSS9 -
sealed PROPOSALS endorsed PROPOSALS for Heating APP
raratus, TO be opened October Is, 1889" will lie re-
ceIyed Ut the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing Navy
Department Washington, DC. UNTIL TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, OClObEI. rM ENTITY EIGHT, $50,
and publicly oEened immediately thereafter, fur
nlsh aud deliver al tue Navy Yard Washington, c..
all the necessary labor ard material ntting the
north and south gun shops and the shop
al the Washington Navy Yard with steam heating APP
paraIus to DE placed and connected up ready use
in accordance VITA the specifications aud blue prints
which viii be fur she'd upon application to the Com
mandsnt OF the Navy ari or 10 the Bureau: Tie bids
decided by lot The Del artment the right 10
reject or nj bids not deemed advantageous 10 the
Government. JAMES FULTON, Paylnaster General
US. Navy. oc4- 1aw4w
4 sPHALTIC PAVEMENT FOR ROADWAY AND
IA FOk TERRACE, U. >. CAPITOL. Architects Of
ice, U. s. Capitol, September %, 1883. Separate
proposals for re-SurfaciDg roadway at the Capitol
grounds and for the pavement Of Terrace viii be re-
ceised at this office until .i1AY, October s. $50
until IL o'c ock noon. Specifications for this work
may be seen at this Office be right 10 reject any or
all bids is reserved EDWARD CLARK. Architect u
>. Capitol. seS0,S1.2S. oc1 .34-6t
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LADIES GOODS.

II AIDES WISHING THEIR ZINE LAcFs povH
~ up ~ first-clsss French STYLE call al the only
t.ensheo Place an the city, Mime. NALNON1's, us
reasonable. sea-3ms
GtkaAN fAyoRs. JAP SCROLLS. pAkAsoI.s
Gsnss studies GOld Paint Metsi.ics : sierfais for
Making Payer flo~er Gold silver aDd Colorsd rAgsr.
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY.

LREE DENTAL INFIRMARY-TEETH PILED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge, except
cost OF material 1925 st. W., the Dental bepxrt-
ment Of Columbian University, from to pm daily,
except Sunday lnnrmsry open from October %
nR, STARR PARsONs, DENTIST. yTa ST.
~ corner NV. ftrst-cisss Gold Amalgam and
White fllings speciality Aching teeth saved Appk-
Sto D, frd +
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYx.

u IMPROVED ~ A BRlCk LIvERY STABLE
AMP FRANZ pw6tLING I9gsL kNoMN as
By virtue Of certain orders and decress If the su-
preme Court Of the District u Columbia. psssed IN
dersigned trustees. viii offer for sale IN frpnt she
premises. at public auction, on IuEsph. the FIJI
Of fopR ca O'CLOCK NJ. al those pieces or pArcels
Of real known and described the Plat
Of the city of Washington. District Of Columss.
and being the west ffteen dS feet front ON street
North, OF lot numbered IL, by the depth thereof,
and AL Of lot numbered two (2 IN square numbered
two hundred and nfty-two C252), with the improve
ments ae ABOVE stated
Terms of sale; one-thiru Of the purchase msney In
cash. oNethird in ad one-third in two
After date OF with at the
cent Ter annum the deferred payments 70 be secured
py deed of trust the properly solder all cast the
option Of the purchaser. $500 deposit required u
the purchaser or purchasers at the time OF sale, II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within ten
Gays alter the day Of sale the Trustees the
purchaser.
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WV III. McKSEw.
s33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.


UNDERWEAR:
Fail and Winter Underwear for ladies'. Misses and
Children. in every desirable make and weig includ
ing Gossaner. Medium and Heavy. both plain and
ribbed.
E1traquality Ladies' Ribbed Drawers and Vests. 80
cents each.
Ladies' Plain and Ribbed Merino. BaIbrggan. Lisls
Thread and Pure SILK also of Lsie and WOOL
Silk and WOOL in all colors, White. Cream, Blue Pink.
Gray. Black and fancy combinations
Ladies'. Misses AID Childrens Union suits
Children's Intermediate and HeAyyweisht Undsr.
wear ribbed and plain. all sizes. 25 cents upward.
Silk Vests from IS cents to 81.
Ir0knts' All Wool Yeats, so eeptA
HOSIERY:
Childrens Fast Black Ribbed Hose. all sises to 10
at % cents each.
Boys Bicycle Hoo, in Cotton and Wool. all sizes
Children's and Infants Cashmere Hose. In whits
Black and Colors.
Complete Assortment Of Hosiery for Ladies, from
25 cents upward
CoRsETs:
Our Stock OF Corsets comprises ali the best rnakea
the celebrated c. T. IL sirene, p. ID. and r. and g.
imported Common Sense and J. b. u Directrice. do
mestic.
Girls Corsets-The Princess
Corsets in White, Black and Drab. AT THE Low
EST ESTABLISHED PRICES
Complete lines Of GLOVES. HANDKERcHIEFs,
YELLING. RUCHING, UMBRELLAS. Choice As
sortment of SILK HANDKERCHIEFs Just received.
Ladies', Misses aud Chiidren's CLoAKs and SUITS
VIM II. McKNEw,
Successor 10 r. II. Taylorj,
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Ju11us LAssBuaeA,
From his new store. 18th and sta. desires to an
nOunce to the people of Washington tina. he is now
open and ready for business
Each and every department is packed from floor to
ceiling with the
CHOICEST UPHOLSTERY FABRICS,
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETS,
ELEGANT FURNITURE OF LATEST DESIGNS.
UPHOLSTERY FABRICS
from the most noted European manufacturers.
Many duplicates Of those now on exhibition at the
Paris Exposition.
BRAPERIEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. q.
SMYRNA RUGS. WILTON RUGS. BAGDAD RUGS
CARPETS OF ALL GRADES.
Administers wiltons, MoQuettes In Latest Efects
Body Brussels in PROPULSION aud Endless Designa
ARTISTIC PARLOR SUITES.
BED ROOM FURNITURE in the Newest Finish.
DINING ROOM. HALL. OFFICE AND MIsCELLA-
NEoUs FURNITURE
OF Every Description.
In fact attractive and large assortment Of every
thing pertaining to House Furnishings in the Of
UPHOLSTERY. CARPETS. FURNITURE.
WALL PAPER, ETC.
AT PRICES TO SATISFY THE MEANS OF ALL
SPECIAL FEATURE.
Our special feature will be the
CLOSE PRICES
At which viii sell Goods keeping pace with all
the new Novels ties ~ they appear
EVERYTHING MARKED IN P1AIk FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Positively NO DEVIATION FROM THIS RULE.
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Republican managers in Philadslphia am
complaining Of the poll-tAx requirement fol-
voters: About y, 900 tax receipts were pur
chased by the republican committee last fall
In the presidential campaign at 80 cents each
making total cost of $4,000.
Barnes Compton IL stamping In Virginia,
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AUCTION SALES.
~%------l-------- -----------------
THIS AFTERNOON.

ETRJTJHEyR SHtSSS a SALES At AgcTIoN OF
PHILIP OTTERBACK-
1S sTks14a ksp dfkERs 10
LAMB AbioiNI s AShcossfi3. T. 3. SUBURBAN
,AAgQqT 2lII,S. 1s SQUARE xl FEET OF SgoUNp,
PORTION OF WASHINGTON CITY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Ceur. Of the
District of Columbia. passed June L., 1889 in the
equity wewi offer for sale al public auction in front
Of the respective Parcels the dates and at the hours
premises with ali improvements thereon situated
In the city aud county Of WASHINGTON in the District
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH. 1889 AT FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the ten original lots numbered from
to H. both inclusive in square 969 being the north
5oaSa square feet Of sronna ana are annroved eS.
ceRt by small one,story frame tenement.
street. On the eas S Eleventh sGees east and on
the west by TENTH street east.
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER FIFTH. 1880. at -FOUR
s both inclusive in tie square ga, Containing about
1884 square feet Of ground.
whole So1naeS as oSws one
ne nSrih S' sSS,l street on the south By SOUTH
east aud on the west By THIRD street east - '''
-FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, that certain tract OF land living
near ANACoSIlA, in saiu county of Washington and
with the Good Hope Road" being part OF the tract
ses
out Of che same tract and running thence north 27o
OZsla west q psrehes: south 6isa0 west -
perches north 40ko west 20 perches; south 62ao
west u perches; south 6l&S west 2S percles
south ooo west IL perches south 444o west Is
west corner Of Bradys purchase said, and then
with straight line TO tue place of begluning contain
ing 4 acres and 30 perches of land, more less.
plated aud surveyed November "a. lS:lS, and
EQuity cause.
Should any of said sales be not consummated on the
several days mentioned the same will be continued
the property Is offered disposed OF unless post
poned on account Of Indictment weather for other
sutficient causes.
trustees.
TERMS OF SALE-One third 90 Of the purchase
money to be paid i'll cash the day of the resi-
due III equal nstaimepts at one aud two years from
until paid at the rate of six cent the
deferred payments 10 be secured by the prolissory
notes OF the respective purchasers the purchasers
may, at their or any of their option all cash. the
and interest is paid. IL any purchaser shall fail to
comply with the terms OF the sale within % days
from the several dates thereof the rgAt to
readvertise and resell the property in respect of
which default made aSthe risk aud cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. All coEveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost. 500 deposit acceptance Of
each bid,
JAS s. EDWARDS, 500 9Th stn.w..
w. W1LLOUGHBY, ass La. ave. Ii w.. Trustees.
HENRY T. DAVIS, 46s La. ave NV \
SEQ eodSdofs DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BOWLING. Aucuoneer
.UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
DENCE, ELEVEN ROOMS, 1902 NJ STREET
tOUTLUOK ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE, AND
ADJOINING LOT.
BY virtue OF trust deed We will sell on SATUR-
DAY, OCTOBER 4IFTH, 1853, at FIVE O'CLOCK p.
M in front of pre- part Of Lots - and % square
l40, 46 feet II inch by as feet.
Terms OEe-tlligd cash. balance in one two and
three years; all cash. at option of purchaser. De-
post Of 500 required on each lot
". A. COULTER, I r-r..
d. Z. MORRISOS,} Afus'ses'
se2S,oc1,3,4,5
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Ray Hamilton Wants a Divorce.

Yesterday complaint in a suit brought BY
Robert Ray Hamilton to annul his marriage
with Evangeline l.. Steele, as she called her
self, found its way into the New York supreme
court The papers were presented to Judge
Patterson upon an application for an order for
the service of the summons by publication, and
the order was granted. The complaint sets forth
that Robt. Il. Hamilton has been a citizen of New
York state for more than twenty years; that
the defendant is also citizen Of the state.
having her domicile here, but is now tenn
Porariiy absent frou the state" The story of
the marriage is told again, substantially as it
has been published, and the plaintiff claims
that his consent to the ceremony was gained by
his wife's representations that she was with
child. She also represented afterward that a
child had been born TO her. Her representa-
hons are believed IN both cases to be false. 1t
u also stated that at the time of the marriage
and prior thereto" the defendant had a hus-
band living. and that on January Z, 1882 the
date Of Hamilton's marriage. 1.-The former mar
rage was still in force" An affidavit by Jos.
hungmann Is among the papers, to the effect
that he has been unable to make personal serv-
Ice on the defendant On this affidavit Judge
Patterson directed the summons to be pub
hshed, and copy OF the papers containing it
TO be mailed to the defendant, 70 the county
jail at Mays Landing, NJ, and to the state
prison at Trenton, NJ.
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PROFESSIONAL

NM. BROOKE TEILs ALL TIKI EvENTeoH
III LIFE All business cophdSOtssl ladies' sudgop.
sA nN so20-0ws
M NE. DREAMEn TELLS ALL EyENTs OF LIE
~ IN English or German. An busineas coundsptal
Once hoursw .. m. 70 pm. 42l eth q AZ. Or
en- SUNDAY nom 10 an - $50 p.R ss13-l1s
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Executive Board II, of Il.

At St Louis the executive board Of the
knights Of Labor yesterday considered a petit
ton asking that the charter Of the Pittsburg
musicians assembly be taken away on the
ground that majority Of its members have
A. some time been expelled from the order.
NO action WAS taken Master Workman Pow
the knights tonight
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TOMORROW.
MATTER B. WILLIAMS 6Co.- Auc.,

MATTER B. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. CAR
PETS, COTS, BLANKETS, PILLOWS. CHINA
AND GLASS WARE HEATING STOVES. &C..
AT OUR SALES ROOMS TOMORROW MORN
ING, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO
GOVERNMENT CARPETS. MATING, RUGS, &c
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucts.
1NHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FIFTY NEW MATTRESSES AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW at my auction rooms at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK shall sell so New Mattresses, slightly
damaged. 1t
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TI,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FIRST CNl AND POTOMAC STREETS, EORGE-
TOWN, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded among the
tand records OF said District III hber 1857, folio 2OS
ct seq we shall sell nj public auction, an front Of the
premises on TUESDAY, the EIGH II DAY OF oC-
TOBEk, 1889, at HALL PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
all that piece or parcel OF ground lying and being in
SAID and distinguished part of 20 in
Beatty ana Hawkins addition thereto tsquare 49l de-
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 50 feet thence 20
mac street. and thence north the west line of Poto-
mac street 30 feet TO the place Of beginning together
with the improvements &C. consisting OF the Three
story Frame dwelling house No 1888 LIST NOV known
as street aud the one-story Brick building No. la44
Potomac street.
payments at one and two years respectively, Is per
cent interest payable half yearly secured by Of
the purchaser and deed OF trust the property sold
or al cash, at option Of purchaser Deposit of SUo
required at time of sale. Terms to be complied with
III len days or trustees reserve the rht
aud sell at dsiaultng purchasers cost and risk All
CONVEX anclng, &c. at purchasers cost.
CHARLES u. CRAGl n, JR,,l ~.
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A MEXICAN ICE CO..
.,r ICE co .N sSGssss9F e n,vvp MN N
Once: 10th and sits. u Ice and Coal. Orders
BY Red wegSnis Depot Tslsphone. 4se-2; O6ncs TIL
T. II. WILLIS
su16-3m Washington Manager
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CHARLES u. CRAGl n, JR,,l ,r-.-
se26-dts JOHN ). MCKINNEY. lrustees

H'kUSTEES' SALE OF Fame HOUSE AND LOT
Il CORNER OF SUMNER STREET AND FIFTH
STREET. HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia PASSED IN equity cause No
l1,O94, we will sell at public auction in front Of the
Premises on WEDNESDAY, The SIXTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOkER AID 1889, AT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ
all that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
known and described on the plat of said District a.
aud being lot numbered six % in block number six
to} IN Howard university subdivision of farm Of John
A. smith commonly known as bingham Place
THIS lot fronts 80 feet Sumner street and front
of 80 feet 9th street. and is improved by frame
house.
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years
with per cent interest semi ualy and 10
be secured by deed Of trust premises ali cas- at
option Of purchaser. onFeyancing &c., at cost of
purchaser. deposit of 800 required at time OF
sale Terms to be complied with in days other
wise the Trustees the right 10 resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting
alter I'VE days public notice OF such resale in SOME
newspaper published in Washington. DC.
FRANKLIN n. MACKEY Trustae
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MAryiand-Sirginis Boundary Dispute.
Gov. jackson has written Gov. Lee that he
thinks the most satisfactory solution of the
boundary question would be to address joint
letter to the superintendent Of the United
States coast survey asking him to detail an en-
gineer to examine and determine that portion
aied by Representative Of each state,
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Rev. Rishard Cobdsn's friends in New York
we're shocked 70 get his wedding cards the
other day With the event dated back seven
months. He explains that he was q divinity
student at the time, aud the theological semi
nary rules were against students getting
married
Jacob Jackson cherished the negro notion
that half dollar in the mouth brings luck For
thirty years he carried one on his tongue, and
yesterday he was buried in New York with the
same coin in his mouth.
The New York potato crop IL short Dealers
expect 81 o barrel
Miss Catherine Collins Of Boston received the
white veil yesterday at the convent of the
Sisters of Mercy, Baltimore. The name Of Miss
Collins in 70 gion viii be Sister Petrouilla.
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505 ID street northwest
d. s. MACkALL, Trustee,
UOftlWeSt
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. oc.3-dktis

TVRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE DWELLING.
Il No 400 NEW tOkk AVENUE NORTHWEST,
By virtue of decree If the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed OIL the 9TH day of Sep
iember AID lsSS, ia the case of Mary " Lee al vs.
Emma n. Hyatt ct al, No. II ,129 Equity rs amended
by further decree in said passed the 9Th
day OF September, A. d. 1889. will offer for sale az
DAY, The FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, sub Lot ID" of John c. Hsrk-
less recorded subdivision OF original lots one II and
twentyfour GA. in square No. 81 4. the city of
tenances
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money in
cash and the residue IN two equal instruments pay
able respectively at one ami years HE aay
of sale, with interest secured by deed trust upon
the property or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
AL coIveyancing md recording at purchasers cost
II terms not com piled with within days after
day Oh sale night reserved TO resell after three
advertisement in the Evening Star newspaper at risk
and cost OF the cefaulpg purchaser 500 deposit
acceptance OF bid.
A. A BROOKE, Trustee
E.a
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY AND BASE
MINT BRICK DMLLIING, LOT l3x94, ON
last SIDE OF ELEVENTH STEET, BETMEEN
AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE NORTH
WEST fSlDE AND REAR ALLEY
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated November 10, A.
ID. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber No SO. folio
349 ct Of the land records for the District of
Solunba and AZ the request 81 party secured thereby
Will sell AT public snctop, ia front Of the premises
on IHURsDAY, OCTOBER TENTH. 1859 at HALF,
PASI FOUR O'CLoIK 4. NJ, the following
q described real estate situate ~ the
halt Lot No Nine 90 in the suS, ison of SQUARE
40. 342, as said subdivision is recorded in Liber
H. No j.. Folio 90 in the surveyors office of said
CITY, with the improvements thereon, consisting of
Brick DWELLING,
Terms of sale: One third cash. of which 81 so must
be paid at time Of sale, balaIce in and two years
IA equal ayI3ent TO be secured by purchasers notes
bearing interest from day of sale tpsy able se.ap-
nuaIyt and deed Of trust the property sold or
all cash at option of purchaser. coRreyancng and
corning at purchasers cost, Terms Of sale
piled with ia ten days from the day sale else trus-
tee reserves right to resell at risk and cost Of
purchaser il default
WM +. HOFFMAN
Trustee,
se2o-ots 1871 ST. NV.
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WHAr Gun CusroMEas Sac
RYLAND. CULPEPER COUNTY. VA,
SEPTEMBER o. 1880

Ef1LNbEN ~os 1S08.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY
300 9TH ST. NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager
DEAR SUE; Having bought several pairs of boots
from you. which save my customers entire sstisfsc
don, write again Tor prices gum boots and
cost that you think most durable for turning water
for farm banda Yours, be-
ss7-3m J. T. COONs.