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KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Italians Hurled I'm All Directions by Burst
ing Dynamite.

Two men were killed and two others were in
jured yesterday in New York by the explosion
of a dynamite cartridge in an excavation at
the southwest corner Of 10th avenue and SD
street. For several days past blasting has been
going on at this point in the vacant lot where
the accident occurred. The work Of blasting
ont the rock was made difficult by the fact that
a tenement house abutsed on the lot where the
work was being done. Carlo Durot, Rafello
Roota, Joseph Diego and Carmen Puroi were
seated around fire eating dinner. One of the
men laid cartridge near the fire to heat it. as il
often done in cold weather. Without warning
the cartridge exploded with a force that sent
the Italians flying in every direction. They
lay where they fell, bleeding from CHASTITY
wounds. Puroi died soon after reaching the
hospital Diego died within and hour. Durot
and Roota were pretty badly cut, but will prob
ably recover. Windows in neighboring houses
suffered many broken window panes.
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Minister Ratchellor S.,,s

Gen. Geo. $. Bachelor, newly appointed
United States minister to Portugal, has sailed
from New York by the steamer Normandie of the
French line. Aparty of friends, comprising Col
Weber, the commissioner of emigration; Gen.
OBeirne. his assistant: Appraiser Cooper, Sur
veyOr Lyon. ex-Postmaster Van Colt. ex-senator
Warner Miller and others accompanied the
steamer down the bay ON barge to bid Mill
lister bateheiior farewell. Ex-senator Miller 8
wife was passenger on the Normandie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-25

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.
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FUTURE DAYS.

SEnEN OCTAEE ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO
~ E M.AGrHHif rsi;N ,EB0Nf CABlNETi Ebony
pAkLoR SUITE IN PLUSH, TURKISH ARi.OR
SUITE. MAHOGANY CABINET MANTEL MIR
R3RS,, NAH, MIRRokEp HALL STAND.
III hI ~ MiRRoR TURKISH AND oIHEk
CRATE, &c; OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAN.
INGSS TENNEsSEE N: T. TABLES. SPLENDID
% VA III NJ f CHAMBER SETS, fRENcH
MARDRoBEs, MAGNIFICENT MIRRoREp
fRoNT WARDROBE BEDSTEAD. WALNUT
GAkD TABLE, HAIR, WIRE AND OTHER MAT
TTRkEsS Sc S.c PiLLS9Ms, BLANKETS, DC, MAN
AND OTnER CARPETS THROuGHouT THE
HOUSE, NAH: SCkEENS, NJ. +. Bureaus,
MASHSTANDS, WALNUT AND OAK ROCkERS
MAaSIT SECRETARY. WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES. REFRIGERATION, CHERRY SIDE-
BOARD DINING CHAIRS, CROCkERY. Sc
G HdlNnThtkNH SSnrE ISLE Nc BEIN& ENTIRE
oCoEENER OF II 81 Rect NORTHWEST.
On MoNDAl MORNING, DECEMBER FIRST
comnencinc at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell on The
Ireilsts corner of Twelfth and II streets northwest
the entire CONTENTS. The furniture is nearly new
having been furnished about FIVE months aso ami
worthy the attention Of purchasers 1870
n:.'-dts DUNCANSON BROS. Auctiopeers
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The Khe,live and the Cz.r.,-,.,,,

The khedive last evening gave a banquet to
the czarewitch and the Greek princess, who ac-
company him. Ninety guests were present.
At the conclusion Of the banqueta pyrotechnic
display was given in the palace grounds. The
sry was Illuminated and the streets were
thronged with enthusiastic crowds The feature
OF the evening was torchlight procession, in
which 5000 members Of the Greek community
took part.
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Theatrical Costu,n.s sci,..,

District Attorney Gilchrist Of Chicago yester-
day, in the district court, filed an information
for the seizure Of 62s theatrical costumes in use
BY the Babes in Wood Company, playing at the
Auditorium. The document sets forth that
Henry J.. Leslie brought the property in ques-
ton into the port Of New York, claiming that il
belonged to him, and was only to be used for
exhibition. Under these circumstances the
propsEty was cntitled 70 entrance free of duty,
put the information reads, it now appears, that
Leslie does not own the property and took II 10
Chicago for sale.
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well-to-do merchant, who for the sake of
battling identity assumed the name Of John
Stephens" was fined in New York Yesterday
$1,000 in the court of general sessions. He
plead guilty to abducting a thirteen-year-oid
girl who sold newspapers at the Battery John
Stephens" was apprehended before he had ac-
eomplished his designs. stephens" paid his
fine and left court in hurry. He is the father
OF two children, and lives with his wife in a
swell neighborhood. 1t was in consideration
erence to q sentence.
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Convicted In FOrty-Fivc Minutes,

Albert h. Smith Of Mills, Robson Il Smith,
Wall street brokers, who forged stock to the
amount Of 100000 by raising certificates of
stock to ten times their real value, was yester-
day afternoon convicted of forgery in the
first degree. The trial took only forty-fve
minutes, as no defense was offered. Judge
Fitzgerald remanded the prisoner until We'd
nestny for sentence at REQUEST Of prisoners
counsel.
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simonsnd Julius Krojanker, brothers, who
were arrested in New York six months ago ON
a demand by the German government for ex-
tradition, were delivered over to the officers of
the Servia yesterday afternoon to be returned
to their native country for trial. They were
formerly respected grain merchants in Ger
many, but are charged with obtaining l. 500 600
francs from banks on bills of lading foy the
shipment OF grain that did not exist.
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Suit Begun for $50, 900. 600.

Miss Carrie Eakin, Robert Eakin. Miss Cath
crime Eakin and Mrs. Dushane Claward of Will
minston, DEL, in conjunction with about thirty
relatives in New York and Philadelphia. have in
stituted suit in the English courts for the re-
covery Of $50 600 600, which, it is alleged, is be-
in trust by the English government for the hei; 3
OF a man named Woods, whom the Eakin fam
lily claim was their great grandfather.
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New Queen of the Netherlands.

Queen Regent Emma has issued proclama-
ton declaring Princess Wilhelmine queen Of
the Netherlands Tho queen regent says: May
her throne find the solid support, fidelity and
devotion of her people. / accept the regency
during her minority, confiding in God and
praying that my task shall be SO fulfilled as to
assure the welfare OF the country and the con-
Solidation of the kingdom"
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RrOOklyn's Police Census.

The Brooklyn census taken under the super
vision of the police department has been COM
pleted. Comparison with the total reported by
Mr.. Sedgwick's federal enumerators shows that
they failed to find Al. 412 inhabitants of Brook
iyn; They returned the population at SOG. 533.
while the total returned bv the police il $50 945'
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PROFESSIONAL.

IDRoF CLAY, THE OLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
II reliable genuine and nstural-bon Clhiryox.nt-
Astrologer and Medium in tins city born with yei and
wonderful prophetic glft of reveals every
hidden stery, tnos lost stolen froperry brlns1
separated tocether causes speedy rriAxss e1vso
IN business REMOVES family Troubles evil
uences; advice ON business love- thing Won arr
in doubt Of Ali business confidential. Never 80
known tail.
Hours. Sam. to $50 pm. sundays. 2tosp.m.
sittines. Soc.
Parlors, J03 18th It, NV nlhrot.
NINE. DREAMER TIE ONLY woNpERFITL
VA g1:ted Efiish aud German asroloser the city.
Tells AL events of HE. Once hours a. m 60 - D. Iii
On sunday from 10 m. 70 30 ,. m 15b i4tb y. ".
oI3-2fus
NINE. RAPHA1. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR-
2 Noyant and sstrulosst the seventh danSht born
with cspl, hes wonderful beAsing power. 6iyes
and lucky dates Don't fail 90 this lady. koosE No.
slO r st. NV oy.,-M
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pai,rs HOTEL HOTEL AxSo. Washington, D. C., is the
fuii, m , ~ me Rational capital. IL has been
ai,,s a.. -. IoI Ihe class of travellers who demand
~ hp.aI tS4hioris and luxuries of home life 1t il
pnp,,...t ~ "1snih2tpn. The Arno has already
h steo among lis guests the members Of the
isn5 snd and wealthiest citizens OF the
n IL snos =, S M issue OF the New York Iruth
Washfns,,a, a. me house Of New Workers In
renSp.,o,, - iact which in itself establishes the
W. WsSb,D ~ ,ne house model hotel in the
and mSgnincence as Tor is nsi,oa nay cssr.cter
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Choked His Wife and Child tn Death.

DIR. A. NJ. Turner. an ex-member Of the Ala
bana legislature, Sunday night choked his wife
and little daughter to death. The doctor has
twice been in an asylum. The child raised an
alarm before being killed, and when citizens
rushed in they found the doctor in a wild
frenzy. He declared that his wife had tried to
kill him and that he acted in self-defcn.e
throughout
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

LARGE FoUR-STORy AND BASEMENT RRIcK
RESIDENCE, WITH STABLING, BEING No
112l II STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
FOURTH. lEh, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the
premises. shall sell at pnfc auction lot r. in the
FiviSlon made ny the executors Charles Manal-
ester ani Liza L. n. Beryhnsns lots No. az and 40
in DaylGsnns recorded subdivision part of square
No l2I having frontage of ~ on street In
depth OF i4o lee, 10 ae,toot alley rontave alley
ri feet) containing ,.14 square of ground
Gated the north side OF street between 9TH AMI
18TH streets, and improved by large four story and
basement house with stabng. Icing No. 112l street
northwest.
Tern.s: = cash, and the balance in one two and
three with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold. ali casa. at oy,-
ton Of purchaser $3.50 deposit will be required ut
the rIne Of sale All conveyancing and recording at
purchaser s. oSt. -
House open Tor inspection day prior to sale
nSs-tits THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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THIS EVENING,

CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONERR- Gil pa
- ave-, under Metropolitan Hotel Twenty years
practical experience in selling stores houses and rea
estate Prompt settlement; reasonable charyes.
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GEoRGa-ALABAmA
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT co.
GEN. BEN. +. BUTLER. President.
HON. JAS. W. HYATT. Treasurer.
THIS COMPANY Is NOW OFFERING A
LIMITED AMoUNroFI CAPITALS STOCK
AND INVESTORS. WHETHER SMALL OR
LARGE. WILL FIND III TIE BEST THING
on THE MARKET.
FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY
THE CoMPANY's AGENT.
". K. PEABODY.
nl3-lm 9I6 r. ST. NV.
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INTENDING PURCHASERS ARE INVITED T,
RIDE OR DRIVE BEHIND THEM AFTEE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER D.

No. l-CHEvILEER. Very handsome seal brown
cSSonllt Reding. I6 hands high years old Has n
Oh the best brCu,hai or dogart horses to be found
Sos Mfs s41S ana ah ksh Very handsome ant
ns san I Of d nd coHgt geld
line style action can road 10 miles an hour With
mot sn ai.d Of ana very de;raSe family
No. 4STisER BOY %o'' handsome fox-colored chest
years old d., has ne ana acton
is"a ias s,n Brown mare 1
IT," 10 ss Record sIs ,sire y 4te Sa nf'S Ne
s 4sa Ma z, 400 Happy Meaam; .hy :Happ,
many Years holder OF the stallion record and Nancy
Nanks" that phenomenal four year old champion VII,
ns never lost race and ftyOne other trotters in thu
Boll,e dam is Brideet " by Eureka he by the frs
pton. - ..a4; Harry Mills. 2.25I and tire,
Dollie very sweet driver and has ,rotted half il
she i afraid anything and does not pull or
Gan Oe driven by lady She has no record and is val
Kind and true in ali harness and rood wind Bred b
Charles +. feanans at Sing Sing. NY.
high old has ne style ana extra hish snes
sd nns coupe Or ear. or carrase horse
and driven to he appreciated can step $50 gait and
BY Pm shsTdan sra in u
LDTs anu several other last ones he by young Co
yois. Gray Eagle Quoiam: Jerrie, by Tom kilnball
her pedigree at sale is natural ROADSTER of II miles
aA hotn srotted trial III "a over halfn.le track
can trot fast now and warranted sound ard kind.
high. years old Sired by Banner Bay. he by Geo
Wilkes. ~ he by Hsmbleton. Geo. Wilkes is the
sire OF ~ trotters in the 20 inc uding Harry Mikes
!. Fly: Guy Mikes. 2l5a; Nelson, . To- SO So
10y. First dam. Midget, ..26. 10y wilkins Macaw
her. be by old Hslnheton, 10; DAM Seihy $ Amercau
Star. Is natural road horse of ten miles an hour
very gentle showed mile in 242 night OF the recorj
fast horse and warranted sound and kind.
NO. :AD!Ck. Abay eeldiny, 16 hands hiyl,, wears
old; sired by Forest Abtiallah; dam by Thornton
RATHER can road II miles hour safe Tor any one Z,
No: 1O-WHALEBONE. A handsome bay gelding
Las hands high, Years old sired by Pathfinder; dam
kentucky Hunter: Is natural roadster of 10 ,es
an hour can trot close to minutes been used In
kind. ~A'
No. 11-EXCELSIOR. very handsome, skew
bad black and white saddle and harness geidne IL
hands nKfi years old is well trained to saddle Is 4
natural roadster OF miles hour perfectly safe iol
YOUNG mss to ride or drive; will stand united and
NO. l2-1OM NOBLE. Bay eeldinQ, J:5s. hand,
high, years old: sired by HelHlock; Mlanii l.ssI
by beiinont, III; Hemlock got Waxford, 2:,1I.'
Princess trial % and Stella Mccoy, . 81, over nall
Ashland; "a DAM ophelia, by Hamlet; he by Tolun.
teer is very gentle and kind; trotted trial in "a
anu trained Will beat 2:S,; not afraid Of anythnv
and warranted sound and kind.
No. l}-PROSfi1CT. Handsome brown re,dinp
13,s hands high ;foaled in 1HS5; sired by tioawooJ
son OF Blackwood; dam Queen by Millmans Bell.
founder; has been trofted for sreed can show
:1-mnute gait. and warranted sound and kind. n.}t
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bALpNess ought mot TO come TIL the are of nfty.
nve or later. II the hair begins to fan earlier use
AalIs HAN kenewer and prevent badness and
grayneo. = :.
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Mrs. Chas. wykof at Mount Aetna, Ind, gave
birth to q pound and a quarter infant. After
two weeks the child weighed pound and half
and seems quite healthy.
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MEDICAL, DC.

- FAD AND RI wIsE.-DR BROTHERS sos b s.,
II = " Appeared before me and made oath that ne
tie oldest established selalESt In this sfy and
VIII guarantee cure IN an diseases and furs
he'iiine or no charge. consultation HdSie ire a
any hour OF tile day Subscribed and sworn 20 f@forp
Inc by DR. BlsOIHERS SAMUEL. q. MIiI,A notary
puIr IA and tor the District of Columbia tLis Ay
OF July, ND. NJ, iuI''
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr BtO1HEkS il the oldest established advertis-
lng ladies physician in tie city Br. BkoTHkllS,
&o st.sw forty-hve years experience. n.,1-ln'
Al ANHooD RESTORED B1 ISM, A BoTTI.E
W or Two OF DIR BRo1 HRS invigorating c,,rdsl.
n2rl I'm
pkoFEssIoNAI. MASSAGE BY MRs. n. CAM
Il EXON, az; It'll ST. IA. iIlar graduate. Fafe
massage sreslaty Refers 10y Permission ,nany Of
the moet iroIiinent laaies OF Washington. Rs-lln'
DRoFESsIoNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
y with best of medical Reference by applying a fl3
9Th st. NV n,jtod.s
IT'D. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.
II You suffer from any sr-cial or nervous disease
blood poison. effests of indlscreton.
DR. q. 4. heel .lts North Fourth ST.. h-low Green
Philadelphia. Pa. stating your and receive book
Truth explaining how 10 ret cured exposing
quacks DIR. TLeel is the only Phy the United
States when all others fal thsiGna.ng
what Others advertise. Hours, % 10 s. oto9. sun-
days. 9to AZ. os-tr
nR. LOBE. :f9 n 18th ST. PHILADELPHIA.
~ Pa. Twenty years experience. send for book
tsealed) containing ful particulars for HOME CURE
free oI clIzrle. IS
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOnerrs
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE BrrTI.DrSG
LOIS FRONTING ON NokrH CAPIIOI.
SEAAS NEW YORK AND NEAR FLORIDA AVE
Al Fotk O'CLOCK p. NJ. shall sell in front OF the
premises lots ri, li and Ill of saunders - al sub
% square III beillS north % street s,lx
lS, and corner al Hanover street and North Capitol
-xlts also SIX lots IN square taiS. fronting Sorrh
each 10y i shallow depth - $500
These lots all on grade end econopr for Ln;ld,n1
PURPOSES No letter grounS has been offered 10 tie
market SITUATED on the line OF the electric rail-
r'si ana IN section rapidly GROWING Importance
sold ON easy and usual terms sIO down on esh i,Jt
AT TINE OF sale. Sale TO I've closed in ten DAYS
WALTER Il. MiLllas y x CO.
h-l~d u,.tio
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TIE BABY,s

Health often gves fond parents very great anxiety and
care. s. s. s. ia the popular remedy for children
1t is SAFE palatable and does the work. David Fart
man Of Independence. Ohio. says:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

II 1oNShNSON biSOS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW TBREE-sToRY AND
BASEMEST BAf-WINDOWED BRICK DWELL.
Ing. NJ. 2l3 STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in ibeY
no -, folio as ct SEQ. OF the land records ol
tne Dstct OF Columbia, win sell in frrnt Of the
RR rTHhmllsss on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TM ENTl-
FIFTH, mo, at HALF-PAST FOUR o'CIOt'K p.
the iol3wlng real estate situate city Wash
lngton and District of Columbia anal Known and dssg.
usa Us part OF ORIGINAL lot one in square south OF
SQUARE numbered hrc hundred and seventy two (51),
CON for the part conveyed the line Of
s3 3n square AZ point one hundred and ninety
ieet west OF the southeast said square,
Inence north nfyone and SO-l0O feet .hence south.
essserly nineteen and i0O feet thence south forty
eient and To ito feet TO street. thence west en- tie
nG.n me OF said street nineteen feet D to the
nents ways easements rights, privileges and appur-
tanning. - -, 49, "A~S ~fs>-
Terms: One third cash. balance in equal
OF one and two years. notes 10 be given hearing per
en interest payable Semi-annualiy and 10 pe urei
" deed Of trust on property Sold all cash. at option
VI Purchaser ConNeyancng. &c. at purchasers
deposit of $50 required at time Of sale Terms 10
pe complied with in ten days. otherwise the trustees
Geiatlng purchaser after five days advertisement OF
ton DC. --
THOS. c. PEARSALI,l ,,.
hI3d&ds CLIPFORDU. SMITH,5 if~'ee~.
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auct;oneers
PEREMPTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF c;poIrxn
GOOD HOPE HILL PARK, BETWEEN GOoD
NAlLOR'S ROAD. ANN

,r On SATuRDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
IMENIn-NlNTH. at HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK We will sell the premises 10. Il of Good
NOPE Park containing fS.2s3 square feet This lo.
fronts on AltanIont ayenue between Harrison avenue
or GOOD Hope road and MAYORS road oyeriookinv fbe
cry and c:n readily tie snldiyided into Mailer lts
Terms; One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes 10 bear per cent interes. ana secured
Dy deco OF trust on property, III cash at option al
the purchaser deposit OF S2U0 required at sale CON.
with in fifteen days. n6ni
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w oops 4 Co.

w GODS q 70.
BANhEkS.
llUD
. DEPOSITS. EXCHANGE Loans and Collections
PARTIES having money lying tde 10, " 30
Gays Will receive interest by leaving with
US o.-y-;In
ENls g. TEwksBURY, w.B. HIBBs
- DabAer, ~ Bruadway. ny Manager,
Member Washington STOCK Exchange.
LEWIS G. TENKsBURY & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
l9kJ 4 ST. WASHINGTON, DC,
Buy and sell for cash margln stocks Bonds,
OTaln. PROVISIONS Oll.
Direct private wires to New York aud Chicago.
Interest allowed deposits
Out-oi town Uuslne>s sIe,1alty.
~ All Local Securities dealt IN.
constant quotations ali markets. Telephone .zl.
o2ifr
1 No. W. CoRsoN. JNo. W. MACAETNEY
Member y. Il stock In
CoBSoN 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Houds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans Collections
Rart al Stocks and Bonds and all listed On
the exchanges OF New ork, IhiladeIla Boston AMI
Baltimore bought and Sold.
speciality made investment securities psfris-:
Bonds and al loal Railroad Gas. lns and lce
,,hone stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jyIs
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FIN, BnlLDlNG LOTS AT CLEVELAND
Il HEIGHTS, NEAR INTERSECTION OF MOOD.
LEY AND TENNALLN TOWN ROADS

LEY AND TENNALLlT0wN ROADS.
On "Wednesday AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTY -S1NTH. at HALF-PAST III RFE OCfyOrk
We viii sell on the Premises lots in Ceye Heights
s1led and gutterel streets, shade trees about 800
lett east OF Iennallytonn road and cooley road
snort d-stailte west o. Come avenue extern
Nowhere in northwest ton have lots a lrurp as
s;lre future value. LYNX in the line of tire i'm
lrove,nent Of the northwest Tennallytoyn electric
cars within nve minutes walk
Terms: Onethird casa. balance and two years;
notes 10 beaf y Per cent interest," payable semi
annually from da. Ga sale, and Ia he secured by deed
OF trust on property sold, all cash at option Of pur
chaser deposit of 800 lot at time of sale
Conveyan"iny. &c. at purchasers cost Terms TO be
co1ed with III i.n days. otherwise resale at risk and
cost OF defautInS purchaser after iye days advert
inent OF s.ch resale in newspaper published in
WASHINGTON. DC. -
Plat to ue seen at the office Of auctioneers.
hiS-d DtNCANSDN BROS. Auttioneers
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('HANCERY skI.F or VALUABLE UNINPRovTD
>hEAL ESTATE. KNOWN A. lOT IA N rHf
81 BniNl SiON or LOIS ~ sQTARF 80 -.
I'm CHARLES WALTER, Trustee. pa n 81, n. ".
nn nAs; =; W ALh ~. Solicitor. los d -. nv
Bl W ANNA1N INV Ants 49, -


FAST CORNER oF FIRST AMI "A sTRTffs
BRICK CHURCH.
By virtue u deed Of trust duly r,cardai IN Liner
No lkl. folio 20. Il the land rSonls uf the Iis-
wv "i toiuiniaa. and az the request 80 one II Tn.
srteS thereby sesured. will sell at pubic au tion
~ irui.t ~ the PREMISES, on II ESDAl. Dl,'ENBFh
SttoNb. lSs, 81 fOIR O'CLOCK D. NJ. original lof
o. IN =. uAre oi with the improvements a,Nr stated
saogNt to aesd ~ trust sncurEn satsn Years
Irr annum. ia able quarterly
Terms One-third cash. OF which s.enp mus, 10 aa-
POSTED AZ time OF SALE balanc. thr.- equal INSTALL
tlents IN siN twelve and eighteen n, utl~ Tor ~hh
hotrs o iurcha-,r. bearing Interest from dan IL z.l.
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