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John Bright's Son Coming.

John Albert Bright, son of the distin-
guished orator, who represents Birmingham in
the English parliament this session for the
first time. having been elected by the unionists
and conservatives, the latter being somewhat
coerced into doing so BY their party leaders
will sail for America on business ON Wednesday
OF next week. He expects to be absent q little
over q month.
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Closing the Brooklyn Refinery.

The Brooklyn sugar refinery has closed down
and 450 men are thrown out of employment 1t
is rumored that with the single exception Of
Havemeyer's refinery all the Brooklyn re-
fneries will be closed down. About 1000 men
will be affected. A director Of the Brooklyn
Sugar Refining Company says his works will
remain closed until April l.when raw sugar will
be admitted free
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Fighting Mining Machines,

The introduction of mining machines in the
mines of the Pittsburg district 10 giving miners
considerable concern. They find that where
20 900 or SO, 900 miners are In demand to pro-
duce the coal required by the operators that
this number may be reduced TO 10, 000H ma
chimes are generally put into operation. Az q
result the miners coutemplate crusade sgsipst
the machines.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctionaer.

TEHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
BRADBURY PIANO. PLUSH PARLOR
SUITE. FINE BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, WINDOW HANGINGs OIL
PAINTINGS, FOLDING CABINET Bed
STEAD, WALNUT WARDROBE, WALNUT
HALL STAND, VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITES, MAT
TRESsES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOIL
STEERS. LOUNGES. TOILET WARE, ASH
CHAMBER FURNITURE CHAMBER FUR
NITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES, DINING
AND KITCHEN REQUISITES, VERY FINE
GAS COOKING STOVE. 40
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY
ElOHIH, 1870 commencing 1t iES O'CLOCK, N
residence No. l340 street northwest, snail sell al
excellent collection Of uousenoid Goods
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
o.o-dts Auctioneer.
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THE INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
Members Go to Mt. Vernon in tho Rain
The Evening Session.

Notwithstanding the heavy downpour Of
rain yesterday afternoon more than 100
members of the Institute of Architects &C.
cepted the invitation Of the local chapter for a
trip to Mount Vernon. A number of ladies
were in the party and handsome oyster lunch
was served on the boat
The evening session was opened with con-
sideration of the report Of the board Of di-
rectors proposing several amendments to the
bylaws and recommending q schedule OF
charges. The directors' report included the
following paragraph, which was received with
favor by the conventions:
In the last report of Mr.. windrim, supervis-
ing architect Of the Treasury Department, a
suggestion was made that the government
buildings be open for competition to fellows OF
this institute. This suggestion is most heartily
Endorsed BY the board of directors who refer
j. to you with the earnest hope that you will
give it your cordial Endorsement as we'll
Two committees were appointed to nominate
candidates for the offices and a place for hold
ing the next convention to be voted for today.
Yost of Columbus, Alfred Stone of Providence,
j. II. PIERCE OF Eimira, W. c. Smith of Nash
vile and A. Z. Cutting Of Wisconsin. The
other OF r. W. Gibson of New York. Z. F. Fas-
sett Of Kansas City, W. q. Preston of Boston,
L. NJ Randolph OF Chicago and George G..
The board Of directors was empowered to
appoint committee of seven to consult with
the association of fire engineers for the pur-
pose of securing uniform building laws through
out the country.
The paper by Mr.. 8. E. Chamberlain on
"Ihe Foundations Of the Kansas City Hall''
was read by MIR. E. 7. Fasse,t of Kansas City.
MIR. Frederick Baumann of Chicago read a
paper entitled Thoughts on Architecture"
Mr.; A. ). Bloors paper, sketch of the History
and Status OF the American Institute of Archi-
tects, had been printed and circulated among
the members OF the institute, and was not read
VIII Examine Beauchamp's Condition.
The supposed insane man, Emery Thurdan
Beauchamp, has been discharged by Chief Of
Police Wright of Syracuse. Beauchamp has
been held here on the nominal charge of steal
ing towel from a Wagner sleeping car, but
really to enable the chief TO find out his mental
condition. Beauchamp's assertions that he was
formerly US. consul at Cologne aud il a man
Of wealth are not established.
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w MI En- d Wilt .N 70 q W. H0e''OnesrH
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATL, LOT 25Xl33 TO 2O-FOOT AL
LEY. INPEOyEp By sUbSTANTIkL BRICK
DWELLING, NUMBER 46l STREET SOUTH
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated November Is, A.
D. 1886 and duly recorded iber No. I'LL, folio
$50 et seq of the land records for the District of
Columbus and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. j. surviving trustee, will sell pubic
auction i'll front OF the premises on SATURDAY, &C.
TOBEk TWtNTY-FIfTH, AID. 1890. ut HALF
real estate, situate in the city OF Washington. said
District, to Wit: Original lot No. square No. 5U2,
with the improvements thereon, lsrEe elegant two
story brick dwelling with back building, stable. &c.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. of which 80 must
be paid ut time Of sale; balance III aud years
Ill equal payments 10 be secured by purchasers notes
bearing Interest from day CT sale payable semi an
nualiy, ana deed Of trust property sold, all
cash, at option of purchaser Terms sale be
reserves the right resell risk ard of pur-
chaser iii default. WM +. HOFFMAN,
olo-dts Surviving trustee,
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE BOUNDED BY
SixTEENrH STREET. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-

by virtue OF deed Of trust given to US, duly re:
corded in LDer 12l2 folio SO, ct Sea-. Of the land
recoIds for the District OF Columbia. we will SELL ON
FRIDAY, the TwENTY-FOUkIH DAY OF OCIO-
LEX, AID 1890, At -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of
the premises all that certain piece parcel of land
aud premises situate and be i'll city OF Washington
DISTRICT OF Column bR, and known and
All OF square south Of square hundred eighty
eight ass, together with all the rights, easements
privileges and appurtenances TO the belonging
III any wise thereto Rppertainiug.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In equal payments
at one and two from day of sae to be given
bearing per cent Per interest payable semi
annually and TO be secured by deed OF trust prop
erty sold all cash, at option of purchaser. de-
post OF LOCO required at time of sale Conveyance
inr, &c, OF cost Terms to be with
In ten days otherwise trustees reserve the right to
purchaser after five days. such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington, DC.
ROBT. U. HOLTZMAN,( rrrs,...
o14-d&ds L. FRANCIS kIGGS, : irus'eeA
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Young John Bright to Visit America

Mr.. John Albert Bright. a son of the distin-
guished orator, who represents Birmingham in
parliament this season for the first time, la "
ing been elected by the unionists and conserva-
tives, will sail for America on business on
Wednesday OF next week. He expects to be
absent little over a month.
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucts.

K MULTI l. DAhH q co. AUG"
TWO-STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSE; TEN
ROOMS; ALI. MODEM IMPROVEMENTS. No
:]29 A STREET SORTHEASI.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWENTY
EItiH Ii, at hALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we viii
offer for sale. in frvnt of the premises.
LOT c.
SQUAhE 1885,
Fronting 20 feet on street by depth Of feet
wide alley. improved by well built Two-story Brick
House with all modern int rOvements.
Terms tSubJect to deed u trust for 1000 which
can run tor two years al u per centum per annum,
balance cash deposit OF 300 ut time of sale. Ii
the terms OF sale not complied with days
from day Of sale right reserved 10 resell property
at the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser after
nye DAYS advertisenent OF such resale IL some news
2pcing. &c, at the cost OF the purchaser.
os--d&ds RAICl1tFE, DAkk 4 CO. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS.


IDRoPosALs FOR DREpoING.-us s. ENGiNrER
Der Il, is90-scaled proposals, an tTiPicsis. fSr
vii t. receiysd q ihs one untn I'VE ~ "a
TS l NS {, l,Sas tSi,N ii-F,f a. 1922.
gress approved February 90 lSS& and ehTas, ~.
IsS vi Fer Ts r. f s i fo. II Ia sss a.
Ig ,r,, srpiy q this Sies Fkr = HANS,
SEALEp PROPOSALS WILL Bg REctIvtD Al
- the office Of the custodian Q, he = custom house
THIRD 500. for al the labor aud nSteTsis rsei a
70 make ecris altcrGtonS sud realvsNt that buli-
mus, skie the nGRSsT q working days WILMA S6,Ss
ess w sSns I sss Chez. AGR e r mus :.
S99 made payable Go the cruFr 81 the treasurer q
s reserved coc. 81 The sPecncaon sna Sns t S.s
ss sa may Re had up.h srTieA'i0n at ts ofsee
PROPOSALS foR GRANITE STEPS. WAR BE-
- ladment Supply DIVISION Nash,nst9n. ID. q,
pctoOSr % ISh0-7saled rtuToSals ~ durlicate. VII
noon. SATURDAY.. NoyEMBtR fi6sT. $50 ~, r.
steps inforInAIiOn iurnIshci on GTpncai.on = the
or.oe Of the undersigned. The Department reserves
Prop0sais lie ineiose in sealed envelope indorscd
S an ,e G =, TS9sAs Tor Granite te sla .a-
pariment In
pR9rosALs ron UNITED STATES kNDoTHER
ce Sash,nsl pc u ss laet'r ssa"rA ana
iNt O'clock R Ao6S S3TaGh asSG h q
ss IiiHtlDE about l5OOu copies OF the NAp ~ tue
nitse Sstes and about 10000 copies q MAJ Of the
Lana See Ha 5srisoTis. rrsrared IN the Se1ess
MoIE slze 90 mars quality OF paper aud number "a
ColAfs teqEfst. lliay he procured this
specimens Viii bc exhibited bidders, who upust
sAtlsiy the selves a. t. all the requirements lro
Iosals lust lie made IN duplicate and ndrssed 10 the
Solnassontr a the GENERA land uficr eidor sed on
Ne onNeiope lroIosals Tor United STA e. aud Other
Maps. bias viii be received Tor the Nhls tt,n lar
or less than the whole number Of Mars reaqired
Bones with approved soeur tee vii he reaUirea Tho
the General LAud Once reserves the
riTht To REJECT any or all bids. ". NJ STONE Acting
Commissioner. olo-i..s,S
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuoneers.

In --~~-~~-~'
PLR sEMRTR SALE BY AUCTION OF USIM-
T TMiHS s1 TWyETJJISsE66NH AND TWENTY.
YTHSHsBAx AfIEas23S OCTOBER
SUB LOTS 80 81 s. "a Hl pDrsSssf n SQUARE No ST.
aeS. sFese ah hsrins al
about 690 81 square feet. and will lie sold in parcels
Terms lover and above incumbrance Of el. 225 90
on each lot from September, 1890. At and years,
OF 800 each lot time sale Terms to be com
resell at the risk and cost Of the deiaait
ING purchaser or purchasers ALI conveysncng and
o,5a EAfcTIFFE. DARR & CO.
Fl ABoyE SALE Is Oh AG
sJ b hGqs AZ ga Re'f %uc
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
MaRYLhsSIbaT SE IN Mh0NTrHGfHInEaEf SVhnNTpi
bDISSTANCE FROM THE ROCKVILLE GUM.
By of certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county, Maryland sitting an equity
ling and others are compainants and blanche Cowns
aud others are defendants the undersigned trus-
isss sAitEDSY lie TMlSTY,fIE III Play DAY
all that parcel Of land lying in Montgomery
county, maryland, whereof the late Atwei Cowling
more or less more particularly mentioned and de-
scrbed in the proceedings said cause. with the
dwelling house, barn and outbuiidings
Terms Of sale: Onethird of the purchase money to
be paid Oh the day OF sale the ratification
by the said court the balance two equal INSTALL
ments in one and two from the date sale said
deferred payments to bear interest the date
sale and to be secured by the single Us the pur
chaser or purchasers, with surety sureties
approved by the said trustees all cash. the option
OF the purchaser or purchasers The title to be re-
tanned BY the trustees until iui payment Of tue
chase money All convoyancinE and recording Of the
cost Of the purchaser purchasers $500 deposit re-
CURED OF the time the property is knocked down.
CHAIN BROWN,
- ;523 AZ ST. NV. r,r..o..
ANDREW B. DUFAiL. Afos'ees'
452 La. ave- n-w,j
o4.7.N.l1.14 1R. & 81 "a
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Old. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.

IL you suffer from any special or nervous disense
blood poisOu effects indiscortoI etc. ETC. write 10
Dr. a. +. Iheel. 5:5s North Fourth St. below Green,
lllAdephls g.. stating your aud receive book
Truth" enpaluIDg how 10 get cured aud exposing
QU:cks DR. 1hee is the only Physician the United
StGtss TO cure when ali Others iai, notwithstanding
what others ADVERTISE Hours, . 20 S. q 20 q. sun
days, . TO IL. oS-E
DKOEESSlOSAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
u with best u medical reference by applying 9l3
Dth ST. N. o-7lms
hR. LOBE, ;3.,9 y. 18TH ST, PHILADELPHIA
~ Ia. Twenty years experience. send Tor book
tseAle1 containing tut PARTICULARS Tor EONE cCEE
free OF charge. AZ
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THIS EVENING.

ct. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, GIL PA
y ave. under METROPOLITAN Hotel. sells THIS EVEN
ING Inredeemed Pawn brokers' Pledges, Gold and Sill
yer Watches. Guns, Cutlery. Musical Instruments.
s17-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-24

The Inman line steamer City of Chicago,
from Liverpool, sailed from Queenstown for
New York at 12:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
She subsequently returned, it having been
found that her propeller was not working prop
erly. II Is believed that the trouble is due 10
the rope becoming entangied in the propeller.
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o23-d&ds
rV,RUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. RIAL ESIA1 h, BkIS6 HOUSE, AND PREM
INth No. 1n02 TMEN1H->IXTH HTkEEI


l. kEAL ESIAlk r, BLING HOUSE, AND PREM
Ists No. 1907 TMENIY-SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST, IN WASHING toN, ID. c.
BY virtue 81 decree of tho supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed On The 18th day Of De-
tober. $780, Equity Cause. No. 1888 lAlt xsnder
smith ILL.,. tue undersigned trustee will sell at
public auction in front o; tie gremises ON sAIUh
hour Of HALF,PAsT F0ua O'clock Pm all OF lot
square numbered four % in the city of Washington.
u. C., subject to deedUf trust ,OOU with
interest payable quarter annually at six 30 per
per aRnun, recorded in Iber l4i7 folio AIS OF the
lRnd records Of said District and ans Interest
thereon the interest having been paid October 10.
1880.
said lot has front Of 20 feet inch on Goth ST. be-
tween and l. n.w BY depth of % feet and Is inn
proved By three-story bric4 house.
Terms sale: One-liaf Cash. balance In two euual
instaIcnts six aud twelve onths from the day Of
sale said deferred payments to bear interest from the
day Of sale per cent per ana Il be secured
by the Of the purchaser and deed Of trust on
the property sold or all cash, It the purchasers OPP
ton A deposit Of goo required on dag Of sale;
tbs trustee reserves ts right 70 at 1sk an
cost Of detsuiting purchaser. conveysncing and
'''''AS = S' fiLf:MoRE sEALI> Trusss.,
Room 20. kendall building. ~ aud sia
1AICLIIyx DA6x Coz AsctonseSx o20-d6da
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID FAD AND BE MIsE-DR. BROTHERS, pO6 SRI
Ia appeared before aid made oath that he
the oldest Established expert SPECIALIST tins and
Will guarantee all diseases OF men and fur
nlsb medicine charge: CONSULTATION and advice
fIee AT hour Of the day Subsc ribed 70
before me by Ut BROTHERS, SAMUEL e. Mill \
notary public III and the Distract Of Columbia
this ID day OF July. 1850. O22-ilns
gT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr. BRoIHERs IL the oldest established advertIs-
ing ladies' physician in this city la. BkOIIIERS.
oO0 IS ST. s.N. Forty years experience. O22-lns
M ASHOOD RESTORED Bl USING BOTTLE
WI or two o. DR. BROTHERS. inVlsorating cordial
Will cure any case VI nervous debility. 9U6 y.
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GENTLEMERS GOODS.

FAIL SrocK
OF FOREIGN CoATINGs, vEsTINGS
SUITINGs. OYERCoATiNGs AND TRoUsER-
1NGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO AID
MIRE FIRsT-cLAss TAILORING ARE IN
FITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY Il. d. BARR, iii PA AVE, ARE GUAR
OH
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.

NTH CELLAR AND COAL VAULTS; Also
Skf q aofsE d E EF Is T LIT Il E551
A. 4 II ff3EhAEE Eo 5l2 REsYa PREMISES
Two four room Frame House. on alley rear of Nos
1918 and 1870 Fourth street northwest being part OF
lot % in square ol2 having Is feet front by 81 feet
dfss 4 UGfob fGGd
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. we shall sell the
property in front Of the premises upon
One third cash balance in one two and three years
BY deed Of the properly sold slco down on
each pecs OF properly when struck Oft All
within ten days from day Of sale, otherwise property
A % III e G
o1S5t Auctioneors
eyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac
s4unt Of The rain until MONDAY. OCTOBER
WEEKS CO.. Auc, E:,9 o;,.,.n, -,
opp. City Post Office.
SPECIAL SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
FURNITURE. CARPETS
STOVES, SC
On account Of the storm occurring on our last regu
lar sales day we were unable to dispose OF the large
quantity of Furniture &c. consigned to U.s. We will
therefore, hold special auction sale at
ON MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TWENTY
SEVENTH, AT Ten AM,
AND IN WHICH SALE WE HAVE A LARGE
QUANTITY or GOODS, FURNITURE OF AL
MOST EVERY DESCRIPTION; PARLOR, WORK
CHAMBER SETS, DINING ROOM FURNITURE
200 ASSORTED FRAMED PICTURES, MIR.
EORS, WINDOW HANGINGS, CROCKERY ANL
GLASS, STOVES. KITCHEN EFFkCTs. ODDS
AND ENDS, &C.
ALSO,
TwEJyE p,rr aCy
60 ELEGANT BODY BRUSSELS. VELVET, TAP
hSTEf. INGKAIH AND OTHER CARPETS
RUGS. LAkGE AND SMALL; CRUMB CLOTHS
CAHPETs AND RUGS FURTHER DISPLAYED on
OUR SECOND FLOOR. o24-2t
WALTER L. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneera
LUMBER AND HEAVY TIMBER AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, at HALf-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCk p NJ
we shall sell ut the OF 9th and streets north
west. large lot OF Lumber and Heavy Timber used
at the Athletic Park.
IL
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.



WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO. AucsiOneers.
REe eTIkNsr, sATuEpAY SALE OF HoUsrHoIp
China AND GLASS WlRi. kf ffca GrEs 3
r9 e J5SSNsSS eER OCTOBER y,wEsrY:gIrra; =:
ORDER EHa4 4r aHE Ss AsS sa1ss LOT
TWENTY-FIVE BRuss a IS !; INGRAM AND OTHER
1t WALTER 3. WILLIAMS CO. Aue..
6 BENsINGER. Auctloneer
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAzAR.
fERhAfr0hf R sALk 3P H FIEIEEN HEAD OF
viii be sold within the nazar No. $40 Louisiana
lively ~ N n''"''' 'Ns "H0ie LOT 70 Dc s0a' posi-
and workers Among this lot will be found FIRST
w SS Second hand Phaes0ns. Bugyies Carriages,
" Auctioneer.
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctionesr.
HoRsEs. CAkRI3eEs &C. AZ ny hudTIoS
T 1850 9do Al Fen T%1xTK
Embracing every description of Household Goods.
the most OF it in tine condition.
Carpets. ' A''4''' 1''USSe' An0 iAsl
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horse Surrey and Harness, number Of Work and
Driving Horses Forty Vehicles of every description
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Fine Brown Mare, fve Old perfectly sound: sired
by Brotherton out of Hal.bletonian mare. sold
o23-2t THOMAS DOWNING Aurtioneer
TINHE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CON
l. TANNED IN STORE DOS SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
COMMENCING THURSDAY. OCTOBER SIX
TENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK AND CONTINUE
DAILY UNTIL DISPOSED Of
The stock consists in part follows: Silks vevets
Fine Dress Goods LINENS Cloaks, turs, Cloth. Fan-
nels, besides a full line of Underwear Notions and
Housekeeping Goods. usually found in a frst-class
dry goods store.
On account of removal to 724 7th street northwest
the above viii be sold without reserve. LADIES spe-
cially invited.
ol4-l0t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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FGNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUA DLH IMPROVED PROPERTY ON G
81 kELA koRIHWtST AT AUCTION.
On THCkoDAf,OCIDEEis rNESTl-THtkD, $780,
at HALf-PAST FOUL; O'CLOCK Pm, IL front OF the
premises will sell Lot Is. Square III, fronting ~
feet iches on u St between lp,h aid 10th St.. L.
w. and running back I'll feet ~ Inches a wide
alley.
Improved by Three-story Brick Dwelling with a
back building and all moiern conyeniences. being
idence No. 1905 Il DIV.
Teras: oncthird cash, balance in end two years
with inter st and secured by deed OF trust the
pro perty or all cash. ConveSanclng aud recording
cost OF purchaser and 10 lie complied with in
ten days Adeposit Of $500 Will be required at time
Of SAFE.
BLOWING TO THE STORM THE ABOVE SALE
ts postponed until THukSDAY, OCIOBEK thin
TIETH, 1890 same hour and place.
THOMAS BOWLING.
o23-d&ds Auctioleer.
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All wayman has brought an action agains.
james II. Mcyicker OF Chicago for the recovery
Of e2.s0o e. his share in the profits of "shen-
aadoah" IN Chicago.
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IL go Pennsylvania avenue n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WASHINGTON.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated March H. 1890,
and rcorded March -. lS,O. in Liber No. 1900, at
fo1o bob ct sea- one of the I'D cords OF the Dis
trict OF Columba. at the WRIT request OF the party
thereby secure, Will seIi at pubic auction, trout
OF the premises. On MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
sENENtH, 1880, ut FIVE O'CLOCK L NJ, Lots num-
bered siLty-three G63) and sixtyfOur (04) in ID. l.
MoTrisons ct al subuiyiston of lots in square num-
bereo one hundred and thirty-tw9 132l. rcr plat
recorded in liber T w." foho 81 Of the records of
the surveyors Office of the District of Columbia
This property Is improved by frame house in good
repair.
Terms Of sale: The purchaser TO assume two deeds
OF trust Oh the property. one dated September IL,
1883. Tor 5000. payable three Year, after date with
interest at per cent ainun, rayaDle seni-aunu-
ally: the other for = Do. dated November a. 1889
payable September IL. 1882, with interest al pe.
cent per anun. and to onehalf OF the pure hase
money III cash, the balance in and years ev-
denceo by the prOmssOrS noes of the purchaser and
secured by Geed OF trust on the PROPERTY sold g;h
interest at u cent per All convey.l
and tic examining be at the cost the purchaser
Taxes aid to June 30, 1880. deposit Of 500 will
be required at the tinI3 VI sale Terms sale to 10
complied with within ten days. Otherwise the Trustee
will resell at the risk and defaultng pur-
chaser, after public notice in hie discretion
EUGENE A klELDs, Trustee,
THOMAS NJ FIELDS.
(estui Qui Trust and Attorney,
344 ID o1S-dNds