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Gin Real estate 60 Get.


A -5TH.AVE. APARTMENT HOUSE,
"A. southeast corner 5th-ave. and o1th.
81 now completed for inspection 10
large light rooms and bath, buffers pantry,
passenger elevator; rent VIII commence
bept. possession at any the.
A LOFT 70 let. Sc II. by - T.. steam e!e-
"A vator with or without power. GEO.
Il. EDDY. 30S Nsdison-st.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ Re
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFMCEs.
No. ,23S Broadway. corner Thirty
Until 0 y. H.; $50 Broadway between
Twenty second and Twenty Third sts., until
S p. m. 270 West Twenty third st, corner
E!ghth-avA 1852 SiAtn-GNe., lJ3 Fourth
ave. corner JOui:oef th.st
ITO LET OR FOR SAIE.--i7 BsrrOw-st.
i and 80 Gfove-st both IN good order.
with modern Improvements.
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9!ats Go Get, 1rrrieheO

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~. w NJ
~ NJ go nroad~ay. corner Thirty. nrs:-st,
I'll o D. NJ; $50 Broadway, between
Twenty second and Twentythird htS.
NV - KENT-A furnished aparimcnt IN me
4 Anst0n, Broadway ana o1sn's'' an
light r0oms; for the summer i"ohV"S "o'"
about Junc 10.
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Donr0 ann RooMs.

Il NO. 2sTH-sT. AND BHoADwAY.-
n Select family hotel; rooms singly or
en- suite ~ and 81 per day
1ST, ID AND Sd FLOOR SUITES and
j single rooms, between 9TH and Oh
AYES. Murray II iii board optional Inc
office and drawing room furnished rooms
for summer; reduced rates. "a West 55th--t.
u oARDERs in q quiet family la,hi
27th-st.
n RAMERCY PARK, 81 and 3s.-Cool
lent table moderate prices; park privileges
GAIT.
~ H-sT, % FAST. near 5h-ayc.-.
! | Largo second-.tory front; also hail
room house and table excellent.
,CIIT-ST-. EAST Gibbons and board
IL AZ reasonable rates.
Aust. $40 WEST.-Srnny second
~ floor front anu uiAel desirable rooms
superior board at moderate prices.
o,TH.ST.. p WEST. sqdsomely fur.
81 nlshcd rooms with board; references
exchanged.
Oh TH.ST., &c WEST Han room on
~ second nooF. with board.
Brooklyn.
DOARD-18c COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A
ID very desirable suite Of rooms. oNei."oN-
iIy the bay; also, large and hall room for
gentlemen, with nr>t-class appointments
also. furnished rooms. - Wiicw-,t
OARD-An exceptionally pleasant home
ID - os,rtd . u gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen IN striet wv hfstclass
bouse: also Few pleasant rooms 80 .,
Willow.s..; wy convenient " B-.1g" ana
ferries: rcfercrcCs exchanged. 80 Willow st.
- T'RNTeHTD ROOMS. 10 Jor lemon
7 St bstW, zen Court ana Clinton pl"n-ant
uarlor foor. three rooms. HuitAblo or
s0uare and hall room beard II desired.
nVF or TWO GENTLEMEN caa De ac-
" con,wodatd with hauG-ou" room !,
house table and appointments ir-t-clae. IN
every respect. 80 south 'Niosd-st.. y kyn.
rot FIRST PLACE. BtooGvn.-To JET.
ICi with board. large md hail rooms :;
terms low.
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giip Gonses 60 Ert.
Unfinished.

llIuIUIbDcU.
A STYLISH BEDROOM HOUSE,
"A No. LAG East s9th-st. novel and hand
some; worth a. 500 per year; can DC
rented. unfinished, for ~ 900 permit, un-
Necessary. OWNER. Room so. 70 Cedar
g.. until 1.
A PEIFECT BIJOU HOUSE 10 let.
"A unfinished, No. I6I East s9th 81 !;
beautifully decorated stOae srchway stylish
every way rent. 81. 400 permit unneces.
sary; OWNER. Room 30. 70 Cldar.st.. 2
on WEST fST I-ST.-1o let. unfinished
~ 70 ! years. % strictly private fam
~ rent, $1,000. Room 30. 70 Cedar-st.,
until &.
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Furnished Rooms.

4
4 TTFNTION! Furnished AID untur-
/ "A nished rooms IA al part Of the city
40 CHARGE 70 tenants. CKAN & Co, "a
West 2Sd-s,.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
| CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. ] .Z35 Broadway, corner Thirty 'hr.i-st.,
untn 0 d. m. so Broadway. between
| Twenty-second and ywenty-th.Fd So, uhtil
p. NJ. 20 West Twenty thifd ~. co.ler
.cighth-aye.; 1872 Sixth-avc.; lob 70 III
ave. corner FOurteenth-st
C1.I>4D[ I.LACE. S2.-Desifable ius.
" nishcd rooms; refined nome accONhnO'
datious; sumner low prices.
n EAMERCY PARK NORTH al Last
W 81 st-4t elegantly furnished rOOEls with
brcahias.. u desired IarH piltH'ges.
UANDSOML rooms for gentlemen. nicely
II furnished or unfurnishcd. 10 West
31th--,.
- EAST BOD ST --Hsnd-lmely fuu.ieAed
rooms nr,t-cls,s house. sanitary
o. T-ST.. 40 FAST ,nca, GIometry
- Park Elegantly furnished apN u,ht.
also q large cheerful room; IFHt brcihl"7t
served in room II desired references.
o., DRAM a.KCY PARK furnished rooms
- q 10 res, very low Tor TIE summer.
o. WEST 3JTH. ST.-Laree rooms o. see.
% aud third foors '-n.i,r' p.''''
~ D-ST.. e23 EAST Furnished rooms for
% Gentlemen private house; low price
reference.
49, Il1I-SI. next -. ntPh'n
~ uo'-l Desirable. comiortaDic inr'
Ii-nDd largo rooms tiahalcht' SCOOH"|o-
dated references.
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-Furnishcd rooms hot ana ,od
water, bath md Gas reasO13b Dc IA -
/ minute from Bridge aI-o b@cA ., Lo"S
rarIor 10 0ue or moro gentlemen. or g'h-
uemsn and wife. Call at "a ProSDee'-SI'
Brooklyn.
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Nliscc llnncou5


4 LBERT O. SPENCER. go G,h-aye..
"A between 17th and 1871 ST. u mbfeIIAN,
na.as,ls canes made u order recovered
and rcpa.-ed: prompt and reliable.
yG.P. NOOK. now T. Keep Boilers
"a Clean" free O. any sdt.c 'hS ON,
rounds removes mud al. I'm fs,nnS,iy,'
= aiing, fosn.ing burning JAS u. HOtCH'
Mss 100 Liborty-st.
A LADY VIII store piano for careful use
a OF same. Addres, Mr.. PETERS, @4O
East 1Ot..st. -.--------
A nV.RTIST MENTS FOR. THE New
Il YOUK Tribune WILL ~ ~
CEIVED AT TILE UPTOWN OFFICES
So / 93s proadwnv. corner Thirty -iItt-ot.,
unfit q II m. $50 Broadway. between
Twenty -stcouJ and Twcnty-thlrd as
GISTLEMEN wishing 70 dlspo7e Of th Va, u
" lcft-0T clothing al iaf 'A'uo VIII
Please call Oh OF address ,., 40 c,h.,yo
EDWARD MILLER 0s oth,aYo.
DHOTOGKAPHERs Wanted o, nr,t'
L class gallery Oh or ne Dcr6pCT IA
centrally located. Address "H"1'''"' 80
East 2fst-st. --------
N, AXTFp. Some good accounts on com
w mission - years chp1Tlei's ~ 10
lions. hoe!ery. Jerseys am MI - ,",
Address NATHAN AttIthpi,a iMioo, .,I'
2l2. Neal Building, b.ith"o'o anu
daY sts. baltimore NO.
ysJANTFD.-C EMETEKY WORK - The
w LAYOUT. maps, hooks ana iol 90" u".
revised curved work q sneglaiyt % 49,
rrnctlce. u. f. HAIlH""i' "''''''V'''
rann.
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A IL Kinds OF German servants Tor city
n or country ALWAYS on raud. !. SON
NENSCNEI%'S Employment Bureau, 10
81 a.. near Stl-~..
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A LADY wishes q place two glllS in
"A placcs from June ! o october /. IN tn"
country one IL COOK tho ootAri Is
,,,itres, cAamb, rma ID or nurse. Write q
Med 80 West 9th-st.
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RY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
- Court of Alexandria county. Virginia. rendered
suit therein depending. In which Rosiya Mackey
ct al a:e compliments. and Richard b Lloyd ct al.
are defsndants. the undersiened eonmissl9ners Of
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1880, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of Clark's Club House at
k3ssyn virginia oner for sale at public auction the
All that lot Of ground known lot No 10. or the
tate Of the is;e r. LLOYD recorded in the clerks Of
nee OF the county court Of said county i'll Lber T. No.
SOB east OF chains to b. south as east IS links TO
south vest = 80 chains to D. stone in the west line
OF lot No and corner TO lot No. p north S5Y west
bank Of old ditch lin souhwe steriy from largo
poplar stump to lot No - the line OF lot
No. l.; thence with said line north east g. as chains
to the beginning, containing two acres Of land This
property is situated short distance above the Aque-
duct bridge, OPT o,ite West Washington, George
town, and has upon IT q valuable stone quarry.
The undersigned have received u bid OF $500 for
this property secured by deposit of $500 cash. and
BE- started With the bid Of Los. the auction WI"
Terms of sale: one third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of and at the SALE and the
and two years from the day of sale. the deferred
Installments to bear interest at per cent per
until the purchase money and in terest is fully
paid and tine deferred installments be evidenced
personal security The purchaser is permitted TO an
ticipate these installments at any time before
turiy by paying the same with interest to date of pay
Dated Alexandria, Va. November 3, 1880
GEokGE A. MysHBACH,
Special Commissioners of Sale.
l. II. II. Young. CLERK of the Circuit Court of the
mentioned cause. ii. ii. YOUNG. Clerk. n4-dts
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CHANCERY sALr-

CHANCERY sALE-
the Distriet Of counbia passed the Que in equity
eanse lO3Os. Doc "a. wherein Daniel Pratt Mrisht
S ~hese and ss eiher s s Ct lS9 nSs 70
DAY; the EiGHIkKNIH pkY Of NoyEMBER. i 500
to the highest bidder in front piece OF properly
respectfully the fSIS in deset5ed real
OF Pleasant Plains said subdivision recorded in
in book RECORD Of Land Surveys. pistriet No.
1862 folio o9 beginning at the northeast corner OF
alley the 100 feet thence north 10 feet tIenee
east i39 i feet TO 'h S place Of besnnng
tain lots in Mt Pleasant said subdiyision
carSerrys Pats Iy coar fsss e0 fo db Z,
lot has front Of 20 feet on Grant avenue and runs
5 Lot 50 of Wright and poies subdivision Of par. of
Mt Pleasant q. ssid subdivision recorded In said
Di.rist No. l. sa folio So Thi. LOT has Saf frSn;
of 20 feet. and runs back with that width $50 81
4. Lot of block Is of Todd and Brown subdivision
of Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains said subdi-
ban SGs IN SeS q
the width is 9s:s7 feet This lot contains iOos5
The e east fss inches. fronting on r..ru,
O' q pa SlG Of M
Pleasant s,Id and Pleasant Plains
and Co1's subdivision q Nj Pleasant and Peasant
= sad oa q, s sseOasd in boob Levy
ginning for the at the southeast corner Of ssid
lot 53 aud running thence north along the line of Sth
street extended o feet thence west II lisa feet;
thence south 10 feet thence east 1l1S4 feet the
Lot lettered "B" Of Browns subdivision of lots
"a. %. 90 and % Ia Wright and Coxs subdivision of
Pleasant plains. a. said browns subdivision il duly
recorded IN Book Record Of Carberry's Plsts. Levy
Court 1865" folio 90, in said surveyors ONCE. SAID
lot B" fronts ID feet Grant avenue ana runs back
with that width 90feet.
Terms Of sale a. prescribed By tho DEGREES are a.
follows: nettird OF the purchase money in cash and
the balance thereof in two equal installmeuts
speenveiy one and two years from day Of sale. all
cash. ~ the option OF the purchaser In any pur
chaser shall elect not TO pay the whole the purchase
money IN cash The deferred ments shall be ip-
ferest from the day q sale az per cent per annum
payable and secured by the promissory
erty sold.
deposit Of 800 on each piece Of property viii be
required at the time of sale. AL conve, ancing and
rsS REC At the pnrehassr's cost II the terms OF
sale the property viii be resosd the risk and OF
the detaultng purchaser.
344 q. nv.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
o4-o AuctloneefR
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUWE DAYS.
GEoRaE W. srIckSEY. AuosiOnesr' 500 iisA s.,
PSREMProRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs

GEORGE W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer 500 llth 81,
fsaENPrORr SALE q IMPROVED REAL RS
s rTf r. H. Sssi dssai .s go
1909 and l6l psf. NV.
nis-dSds oEa W sTicKNEY. Auctioueer
GEo. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. SOP Ilth 81
fEREMProRr SALE SE IMPROVED REAL Is
q r5tR ~ Ssi drsas Z isss
street
nss :a' known at afS s Il r. 's sffoxsrr .uc
F1RusTEEs. SALE OF vALUABIE IMPROVED
sfISs S9Eik x5 5sR EhaM
- By virtue ola decree q the supreme COur, Of the
ss sas.. q 10 he as Bay MS
SovEMBER 1880. AT THE ho1E OF HALF PasT
two ca. in square numbered three hundred and nine.
N-seyen ,39 , eeennieg st point hf.y eight feet
southwest corner Of said lot Numbered two ~ and
running thence east ninetyf feet -four inches
inches d3 iert 4 inches, thence west nnety-io1r
feet four inshss 90 feet = nche.,; th,nce south
inches W feet Tour inches the place Of beglpnins
,l @ e ean s,s hs purchase nSsy 70 be p.d N
day of sale. third "a in q year. and the re-
.Ir third 60. IA two years ,hsrssiter the de
ents aud interest To be secured TO the said 10
s a sum- Td to their rssree,Ss rshs by s9oS
said mortgage shall be subject the approval Of the
days from DAY Of sale the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and defauting pur-
chaser MhE6 At puFshsfeEs cost ,,,
ST. THOMAS. 4s2 st. NV.
RADCLIFFE pARR co. Aucts piiiSgs
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL STEEDMAN.
His Valuable Services During the War
Of the Rebellion

The death Of Rear Admiral Chas. Steedman,
retired, occurred: at 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon at his home 2015 G street, being
the result Of general failure of health due to
old age. Admiral Steedman leaves q widow
and five children, three being daughters. The
funeral will take place next Monday at noon at
st. Johns. The body will be inferred at Mount
Auburn. Boston. Two of his daughters are
married, Mrs. Z. Rollins Morse and Mrs. A. L.
Mason, both OF whom live in Boston. One of
the sons, r. r. Steedman, is a lieutenant in the
army, and the other, Charles j., is engaged in
civil pursuits.
Admiral Steedman was born in Charleston,
s. c., September "a, 1911. Evincing an early
inclination for the sea he entered the navy a
midshipman April /, 1928. became a passed
midshpman January IA, 1884, and cruised in
the Mediterranean in the frigates Constitution
and United States. He was promoted to lieu
tenant February 70, lS41, and during the Next
can war served in the sloop st. Marys in 1876
Al. At the bombardment Of Vera Cruz he
commando the siege guns in the naval battery
on shore and he participated in other eXpedi-
lions on the coast and in the boat expedition
that captured Tampico. He was commissioned
commander September IA, 1855, and in the
Paraguay" expedition commanded the brig
Dolphin. Notwithstanding the efforts Of
his family and friends in his native
coded states he remained loyal and rem
dered valuable service to the Union. He i'm
mediately asked for duty, took command Of
the railroad ferry steamer Maryland and con-
veyed Gen. Benjamin +. Butler, with the eighth
Massachusetts, regimen from Hayre de Grace
to Annapolis, Md, in April, 1861. He then
went to the west temporarily and assisted Ad-
miral Foote in organizing the naval forces that
operated on the Mississippi river in the gun
boats. In September, 1861, he commanded the
steamer Bienville, in which he led the second
column OF vessels at the capture Of Port Royal,
SC, and participated in operations on the
coast of Georgia and Florida. He returned
north in the spring and took command Of
the steamer Paul jones, in which he assisted
in the capture Of Fort McAllister, on Ogee-
chez river. in August, 1862, and oper-
ated on st. Johns river, Fla, dur
ing the following month. He was promoted to
captain September IS, 1862, and in the steamer
POwhatan took part in the blockade of Charles
ton. He then towed the captured ram Atlanta
to Philadelphia, took command of the steamer
Ticonderoga and went to the coast Of Brazil in
pursuit Of the confederate cruiser Florida until
November, 1864. He participated in the two
attacks upon Fort Fisher; remained in COM
mand Of the Ticonderoga on cruise in the
Mediterranean and returned in command OF
the steam frigate Colorado in September, 1857.
He was promoted to commodore July IS, 1866.
and was in charge of the Boston navy yard in
1S69-72 He was made rear admiral May Is,
1871, and retired september "a, 1878.
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n6-d&de
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
EIGHT HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN UNI.
vERsITY PARK AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. at
-FOUR O'CLOCK, on the premises shsll sell lot. 3 s.
fro4tins on wsllns ard Euclid place, Lots q and
property y considered tho most valuable in that
section and should command tho attention Of invest
ors.
Terms; ons-third cash; balance one. two and three
yesrs with notes bearing interest and secured by
aud recordlng ct purchsser's cost $500 depGrdt will
pc REQUIRED on eech lot q the time q sale II the
the day OF rae the property viii he rceoid 1t the rsk
aud cost % the defauising purchaser
a7-dss THOMAS BOWLING, Ausssonssr.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. The way to advertise is TO pu. your
announcement where it will be seen by the
everybody in Washington, and all advertise
tisements in its columns are regularly and
carefully read by all members of the house
hold
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.,.,-..-... - Trustees. I
RATCLlFFE. DARR Il CO, Aucts, NIL -d&is |
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuesiOnes5s.

ExEGUToRs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
CHusETTs AVENUE NORTHWEST. BEING
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTIETH. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, we
Will offer for SALE in front of the prmises sub lot a.
in square 2+7. situated on MAssACHU SETS AVE-
NbE MAR THE THOMAS CIRCLE This is tie
residence OF the late George Francis aud is comp
lively new house. in excellent condition and rvady
immediate occupancy. 1t contains seventeen rooms,
beside oath room, closets &c The lot has Iruntage
Of twenty-one feet elghtinches by depth Il hun
ded and forty feet he house Of best built
dwellings IN the city having all tile modern convent
ences. hard wood hish cabinet anteis. tile hear;hs
butler pantry laundry, sc. Brown stone and press
brick front.
Terms: Onethird cash the residue in two equal in
s,aients in one and two years from day Of sale at
per ctuin interest payable eml-annuAlIy, secured
9y d. Cd OF trust On the property Sold Al cash. at
time of sale. II the terms Of tsie are
not compiled with in fifteen days from day
OF sale the executors the right TO rese the
property the risk and OF the defauting pur-
chaser sitter five days advertisement such resale in
some newspaper in Washington, DC. All conveyance
inx and rec ording at the cost of purchaser.
House can be inspected by permit from the auc-
toneers. ALBERT A. BROOKE, Executor.
- - 4l0 9TH Of. n w.
n11-d6ds 1924 Mass ave M w
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FINANCIAL.

GEoRe1A-ALABAMA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT 90.
GEN. BEN. f. BUTLER. President.
HON JAS. y. HYATT, Treasurer.
THIS COMPANY IS NOW OFFERING A
LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITS CAPITAL STOCK
AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL. Oh
LARGE. WILL FIND 1T THE BEST THING
on THE MARKET.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BIZ
THE CoMPANY's AGENT,
VIZ PEABODY,
nI3-lm GIG ST. NV.
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"A C@tuouc Iltcfory Movoment REVIVED.
The pope has approved and blessed the
foundation Of the Society Of the Servants Of st.
Peter, whose members are all sworn 10 the
literary defense of the papacy. The founder
10 Wopsignor Fava, bishop of Grenoble. A
new movement will shortly be started, man.
aged BY the Servants Of 81 Peter" in which
the rights Of the papal chair vail be defended
by jurisss, canonists, theologians and states
m. n
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.

~
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
On THE NORTH SIDE OF Road sTkkET BE-
TWEEN CONGkEsS AND HIGH STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, AND BEING PALT OF WHAT
Is KNOWN AS THE LlN1HlCUM ESTATE.
By virtue of the Powers vested in under certain
records for the District of Columbia will sell pab-
lie auction on WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY
OF NONENBEl 1890. AT FOUR O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
on the PREMISES lots numbered three 81, a. nve
division OF part of the Lnthicun estate recorded
Surveyors Book County No. z, page SO. Each of said
lots has frontage of fifty 600 feet the north side
OF Road street aud runs back depth Of
hundred t30U) feet to Liuthicum place.
The said lots will be sold subject to the following
conditions: hat no building shall he erected said
land within 0O feet Of the building line Road
and no part OF said land or buildings 10 be erected
thereon shall be used for business ufacturIng
purposes, and building 10 lie erected thereon shall
cost less than five thousand (S5OO0I dollars. of
said conditions 10 be waived broken except By the
consent OF the owners majority VI the part west
Road street of said subdivision
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in one and
two years Purchaser to give notes tor deferred pay
menis, bearing q per cent interest payable semi
annually and secured by deed OF trust the property
purchased or all cash, ct purchasers option Adepost
on each lot of $500 will be required at
lie required to make full settlements within twenty
days or deposits will be forfeited and the property
resold at defaulttng purchasers aud risk Con-
veyaneihs a. pn,rsshIssser's cost nnox
$50 ~ ST. a. W., I ..
JAMES H. TAYLOR Assisnees-
n4-dts 6l3 10Th stn.w.,l
sequence Of the ram until WEDNESDAY,, NOvEM-
BEk INETEENTh. same hour and place.
By order OF the trustees.
ni2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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n7-dSds
FC,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE THREE:sToRy AND CELLAR
lkEssE J ,v BRICK HI x,I ERS ONT Ne, .lio ITO. NEW
TON TO SETTLE PARTNthsHiP,
On THURSDAY. NUyEMB = TMENTIETH. 1890.
AT HALf-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK. Ia front Of the
premises shall sell part Lot 20. square IL with the
improvements above stated. with modern improve
meHts: location hrst-cinas
Terms. Qnethird cash balance In one two and three
yearz with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trusG All conveyanctng and recording & pur.
ehassrs cost tx0o dspoeit required time Of ssls
THOMAS DOWIIN0,
ul1-dkds Aucttopeee
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Rs Sc s4I 4a ~ syIE8ISs 5SES

CHAxcERy SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FRONT
~ ING on THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
District h Of Columbia psssed in Equity cause No
l9snr we vii 9tiss fer sale o. TUESDAY, The
AALL.pAsT ioUR o'cL9cK Pm, IN front q me
the city Of Washington DC said lots front each =,
feet on ssrest n.fshwsss face .as c.;soi grounds
Terms: Ope-thiri In cash, of which one hundred
dolsrs each parcel sold shall be paid tbs time u
and two year. resp~etyel. from the day " sale. Said
defeued Payments to be secured ty deed Of
chaser Az conveyapeing .ad Recording At parrhas-
70 the court apy private offers for either o the lota
Ak1HUR A. BIkNkY,
as Loulsiana avenue.
FRANKLIN H. MACKkY, arussssA
t. n1-eo6tkdkds 500 D str0et M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.

IhUSIEkS BALL OF SUPERlOb HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
By virtue of deed Of trust dated the 25th day of
March, 1890, and duly recorded in Liber No. l4JS
folio Az ct seq OF the land records for Washing
ton. j. c.. and by direction of the party secured
thereby the undersigned, trustees will sell WE'D
NESDAY. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1890, at
TEN O'CLOCK at residence No. 4l6 9th st. w., the
furniture mentioned schedule attached to above
trust, portion of which il mentioned below:
PARLOR FURNITURE, RECEPTION
AND EASY CHAIRS. CHERRY BRASS FOOT
TABLE. BRUSSELS. THREE-PLY AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS. FINE BRUSSELS HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS, HANDSOME HALL STAND,
WINDOW DRAPERY, MECHANICAL BED SOFA
FIVE WALNUT NJ. T. CHAMBER SUITES, OAK
AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES, HAIR NAT
TRESSES, FINE FEATHER PILLOWS, WOVEN
WIRE AND OTHER SPRINGS, CHERRY SIDE
BOARD WITH TENNESSEE MARBLE TOP
BENT WOOD AND OTHER DINING CHAIRS
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE, FINE
SILVER PLATED WARE, TERRAPIN TUREENS
DECORATED PARLOR SETS. FINE OIL STOVE
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C. &c.
MOSES H. PAGE.
THOMAS X. BROOKS
Q13-dts Trustees.