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Thanksgiving in:the Catholic Churches.

Cardinal Gibbons. through the chancellor Of
the cathedral. has sent out to the clergy of the
archdiocese Of Baltimore letter, saying:
Thursday. November "a. prox., having been
appointed by the President Of the United
States as Thanksgiving day, it is proper that
such day should be marked in our churches
by some special observance. The holy sacri-
flee OF the mass is daily supreme act of
thanksgiving, yet you will endeavor on Thurs
day next to offer special thanks by causing the
prayer for the authorities to be yecited after
the principal mass that Almighty God in His in
finite goodness and mercy may continue to
guide our destinies into the paths Of justice and
peace. You will also supplement the recital of
the aforesaid prayer by n few words Of exhor-
tation to the assembled people, or by such
other form of celebration as your own wisdom
or the opportunities of your congregation may
suggest"
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Influence Necessary to Get Gold Fish.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
The article in your valuable paper of last
Saturday in reference to distributing gold fish
free to the public states, ANY one who wants
them can get few from the government with
out paying for them by merely sending in re-
quest" i, for one, sent in request last week
and received in reply a blank to be filled out,
with questions as numerous the census
takers and to crown all il was necessary TO
have the blank Endorsed by distinguished Off
cials, such as congressman, Senators or he~fs
of departments. Not having such influence
could not be favored. although resident citi-
zen of the District of Columbia and heavy
taxpayer. SUBSCRIBER
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Church Property COnfiscated.

kilograms have been received from Revel.
on the Gulf of Finland, stating that the NUM-
cipal authorities have, by order of the car, ap-
propriated all the property of the German
Protestant churches, promising the church
authorities interest on their capital for the last
two years. All the money belonging to the
German churches has been sequestrateG, as the
government at first intended to let them perish
by starvation, but more merciful counsels have
prevailed
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Killed by u Falling ScafTold.

The town prison at Wronke, in Prussian Po-
land, was the scene Of fatal accident on Sat-
urday. A scaffolding upon which a number of
men were at work making repairs suddenly
gave way. Two of the men were killed OH the
spot and thirty-six were injured, ten danger
ousiy,
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Senator Kenna kills Fourteen Deer. :, =
Senator John =. Kenna Of West Virginia has
just returned to Charleston from the mountain
otter having assisted in killing fourteen Ane
deer. He shipped several to friends in WASH
ington. He Il greatly improved in health.
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Sued for Breach of Contract.

The Keystone Manganese and Iron Company
have begun suit at Batesville. Ark, against l..
8. Lapham and VIM. Linsteir of st. Louis for
$4,000 for breach OF contract in leases of
mining property made by defendants to plain
tiffs The Keystone Company is the largest
mining corporation in the state. The president
is Theodore c. Bates of Worcester Mass: vice
president, George w. Gregory of Boston, and
treasurer, Alexander Min of New York,
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secret.ry Bond Coming to Washingtou.

Hon. Robert Bond, colonial secretary Of
Newfoundland, sailed from st. Johns Friday
en- route for Washington to conclude, if posi-
BILE, some arrangements between the United
States and Newfoundland whereby the republic
will admit Newfoundland fish free and the lat
ter give American fishermen liberty to purchase
bait in Newfoundland waters free Of license
charges.
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AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW THREF-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BAY-MINDoMED BRICK DWELL

TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW THREE-sToRY AND
BASEMENT BAY-NISDOMED BRICK DWELL
ING. No. 213 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liner
No. I'D FOLIO as. CT seq, one of the land records of
the District OF Coutia, will sell in front OF the
premises on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY
FIFTH 1s9O. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =.
NJ the foil wing estate the city of WASH.
ngton and District 81 COLUMBIA and known and desip
mated part OF original lot in square south Of
square numbered fve hundred and seventytwo or.
commencing the part conveyed the so1h line of
said square at a point one hundred and ninety one
ODD west OF the southeast square,
fhence north httyone and s0l0O .eet thence south
easterly nineteen and 2luO feet. thence south forty
eight and Ut loo feet 10 street, thence on the
north line said street nineteen li.0 TO the
place of beginning. tosset with all the Improve
ens, ways, easements rights, privileges and Glpur-
teiiances 10 the same belonging or In snywise apei
tanning.
Terms: Onethri cash, balance in equal instaments
OF one and two years. notes TO he bearing
cent interest, able nnualiy and be ured
by deed Of trust property Sold ali cash. option
haser. Conyeyancing. &C, at purchasers
deposit OF 800 required at time Of sale. Terms
be complied with ten days, otherwise the trustees
the right resell the risk and of the
deaultng purchaser after Ne days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. DC. - -
THOS. C. PEARSALL,l ,.u.u
nI3-dSds CLIFFORDU. SMITH.S A'us'ees-
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BROS. Auctioneer..

tntk9y sI3E REL \; ESTATE i frkIED ~ iHE
u FfSS Sfhff AfE Eohi ZIP 81 Hdsf
S sRf 81 Iah hfsT SIN e
ii AND sTREf Is N6KTB ~ WASH SaiaN'
y; G., BEING PREMLsEs aD7, u.s. AND as1
k n4TNI fEk sIRSr EfSE ASb SIS kSDs
pisri Of cplgm Iss passed Derer IS iss, IN
vs.. Cru;tenden ct al the unicrsil ned trustees vii
TTfsps1 HE iTo sfo 5ss pS F n
lSp. al THREE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. beginning with the
FiRsTEfarts 81 original lots . and 4. SONAR. 4aa
contained within the following lonnds: Beginning for
TIE same on 18Th street at the southwest said
lot and running thence north 10 feet theme east
~ feet 4 inches 10 an alley, thence south on sud
south 10 feet and thence 20 feet to the point 81
sECoND-Part of original lot I, in said square 4ai,
beginning gth street at the nutl com. ~ sid
lot and running thence east 40 feet g. the west line
lot IN saId sare. thence south ~ thence ~ssf
.oiet So said street and thence north -
1HIRD-Part of original lot z in same square nd
joining part p, beginning II the southwest corner Of
ess nces t6ene east "a e n To- the S VEST linz r
in said sqgare thepce south - feet inches. and
Fouklh-An Of original lot . in same square,
the south side Of Mt. Vernon place By depth Of 100
And on WEDNESDAY. the THIRD DAY OF nr.
CEMBLR. lSssl. at THKEE O'CLOCK r NJ, we viii
offer tor sale in front Q: The premises all those parts
lowing metes and bounds: Beginning at a point in the
east line Of llth street northwest about 81 fsf %
inches south Of thu northwest corner of said saurr-
said point beng the south q. a o-io,f-Nlde al
ley, aud running thence along the south line 81
said alley .O feet. thence south Is feet 90 inches
thence east ieet los inches 20 the line Of said
lot thence south about feet theme west .El
feet ,9 NTH ees e ss said east line e said street and
ec 70 and with the use OF private alley on the south
. ~ wide.
Terms sale: 0ne-th:rd Of the purchase money i'm
cash and balance in two equal nsfalInen, Iay.lle
ore ant Two years from day OF sSe. with fran
day q sale az er cent. payable substantially. all
CASH ON day OF sale, nj option a. the pur-hsser DO
post VI $40 vi n he required each iarvei sold.
MAHLON ASHFORD,
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whisky Seized by Customs Oflcers.

The schooner Water Fly. with $40 900 worth
Of struggled whisky on board. was seized in
the river at Quebec yesterday by customs Off
GERS. A number Of other contraband vessels
are reported in the river on the way up to that
port and will probably be all captured. This
Illicit trade has assumed large proportions.
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In q quarrel in . saloon in Ephrsta, Pa,
Saturday evening, Melville James struck Bar
ton Kline blow ON the head from which he
died In q few minutes. James was arrested and
had marrow escape from being iynched.
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n17. 1878. 81. "a. %. y. s,sdi '"''''''''S
THos E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate ,uctionp,.r.

IkTsTEEs' SALE OF LARGE LOT ON NORTH
EAST CORNER or FIRST AND sTkIIis
SouIhMEsr. IMPROVED IA Two-sIOEl
BRICK CHURCH.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorsd in I,lsr
No. l3l. ioo 10. Of the land rsurls of a.. Ips-
ltt oi toluiniia. and AZ the request at ,.e ,f te
parties thereby -, irvd, Ni s- a pui.r an, ton
m IRON; % the li-Iulsss, II ESDAN DEGt hI Al
Sf.oND. lS.ss. nj fDtEOSI.oCn 4 NJ, .rar,psi 30
o. IN square o4 with the improvements above stated
sGtye@t 10 deed 81 trust s:itap nNr Var
from March rs. ISss learHg Int,r.s; AT q I-r ,,t
PER annulf, payable quarterly.
irfh-s bhetira cash. which sssl mus, 49, de-
POSTED az time .; SALE laae in tire equt INSTALL
lsnts an sik twelve and eighteen months ior Mn.,h
h"ies 90 purchaser. teaf1fg Interest DAY
id st1urt: 10y deed OF trust property sold viii H.
tnh. "r All cash. az option OF puha-eF. II tetaus
ale NOT CoiIplieu with IN fifteen DAYS fr,m sale IRON
eriy VIII oe re-old az rlsa and cust az di
cost. WATSON j. NEAT =
- IRVING WILLIAMSON, trustees.
THOS. f. NAtr6AMAN Aurt nls,-.t,f.g-, .ara.
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CASH Or CREDIT.

Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpets. NC. Is now
complete. and if you contemplate purchasing anything
in line it will he to your interest to call on us
fore doing confident VIC car save you from
10 to d per cent your purchase Below mention
few of our many bargains and advantages.
wewin sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces. for sl7
casl SIS OH credit.
We will sell you 7-piecc PARLOR SUITE solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
CPS cash or $40 on credit.
We will sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush. combination col
OTIS. for SIS cash or $40 ON credit
We will sell you . good wovEN-wIRE BED
SPRING for o.. o5 cash or e. SO on credit.
We will sell you . good quality BRUSSELS CAR
PET for 00 per yard cash or &C. per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for &c.
Per yard cash or &c. per yard on credit.
We sew and lay all CARPETS free Of cost and do not
charge for the waste I'm matchius figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINas AND OIL
CLOTHS on credit at advance Of cents per yard
ON the loves. cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed ON all accounts settled
in thirty days
p. GRoGAN.
sl1-,m 40 and 741 sth It. n.w.
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HAVE you seen Wesley Heights2 Free con-
veyance for those who wish to inspect the prop
erty before the last sale next Friday. Call at
100 18th street.-Adul
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BICYCLES.

u '~ VII WIZ CUSHION TIRES.
We have fust received Columbia Safety WIN u
new cushion tfres.
We are the first 20 show an American machine hfte4
with these tires. Call and sce ft.
Our large Riding School 10 the fneef IN the city
Lesson tickets, guarantseinx perfect ndtne. el-oo
GEO. 9. ArwATER CO..
s26-yu l<2z-2o RsunsyivsniA -
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DENOUNCED AS CRUEL.
Protests Against Using Dogs Bones to Re
pair Human Frame.

pair n human Frame.
DR.. A. NJ. Phelps of the Charity Hospital on
Blackwelrs Island. MY, is receiving letters
from cranks protesting against the alleged
cruelty to the dog whose leg bone is being
grated into the ankle of little Johnny Gethins
Few OF the writer's sign their names, but they
all denounce the doctor. On Saturday he re-
ceived letter postmarked Baltimore, which
said that dozen women Of that city we're 90
ing to pray that the experiment would not be
successful, because it was SO hard on the dog
There Is no means of telling yet whether the
experiment is going to be successful Both the
boy and the dog are getting along we'll When
THIS experiment Is over another will probably
be tried. The dogs vocal chords were cnt
when she was put into the plaster of paris mold
and tied to the boy. The object was to make
it impossible for her to bark and annoy the
boy. The doctors viii try the experiment Of
stitching the cords together again and making
her just as good vocally as ever she was.
The Memory of the Manchester Marfyrs ",
The anniversary of the execution of the
Manchester martyrs was celebrated in Dub
lin yesterday. The weather was remarkably
Indictment, but notwithstanding this fact
large number OF people proceeded to Glasnevin
cemetery. about a mile out of the city. The
crowd was accompanied by several fife and
drum bands. The tomb erected to the memory
OF the martyrs" was decorated with many
wreaths OF flowers, and the grafton was deliy-
cred by L. N. Fitzgerald, who called upon the
people not to rest satisfied until the complete
freedom of Ireland is gained
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

noMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
tIHATCoULD NOT BE REACHED Topk REX
lLAR SALE AT Nj AUCTION ROOMS IL Es-
DAY, NOVEMBER TMENTI-FIFTH, 1890,
Al Ten O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PAET
6vERl HANDSOME MEN AND SECONDHAND
PAkLOR SUITES. HANDSOME MANTEL AND
PIER MIRRORS, C0UCHES AND LOUNGES,
WALNUT AND ASH CHAMBER FURNITURE
IN SITES AHD SEPAkATE PIECES. lo0su-
TIMES SE|ERAL FINE sIDsBoAkps, VAL
ING CHAIRS, TOGETHER WITH ABOUT 800
OTHER SEPARATE LOTS OF PERSONAL
EFFECTS.
ALSO.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
One Vault Door. in perfect order (cost e1O0). one
nearly Mosler Safe combination lock) one fine
Diebod Combination Safe. several other Safes BY diff
ferent makers.
ALSO
4 TWELVE O'CLOCK.
25 New and Secondhand Vehicles OF various kinds;
number of Work and Driving Horses
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
A Thoroughbred Bay Gelding by Antrim out Of Con-
ductor mare years. sound and gentle; good saddle
and driving horse. n22-.t
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auct.oneers.

PEREMpTORY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF GROUND
IN GOOD HOPE HILL PARK, BETWEEN GOOD
HOPE ROAD OR HARRISON AVENUE AND
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
TwENTY-NINTH, at HALFPAsT THREE
O'CLOCK, viii sell the premises lot II Of Good
HOPE Park, containing ls.2y square feet. This lot
fronts Altainont avenue between Harrison avenue
or Hope road and MAYORS road. overlooking the
city und readily sutivided into smaller
Terms One-third cash balance six and twelve
months notes TO bear cent interest and secured
BY deed Of trust on propert or all CASH AZ option Of
veyancing at purchasers cost Terns to be complied
with dfteen days, u.yl a
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THIS EVENING,

CT. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCrioNEFR- 6iI PA.
- ave- under Metropolitan Hotel. twenty years
practical experience IN selling and real
estate. Prompt settlement. reasonable Charge
sls-}m
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FUTURE DAYS.
yXyALTEE b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioucers.
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE

liIGH-CLASS WATEECOIOR PAINTINGS.
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
Mr.. William KNIGHT Of Recent Park. London, Ex-
hbor Royal Academy. Society of Painters in Mater
Coors London, Institute Of Painters Water Coors
London: Royal Society of Artists. BIRMINGHAM. and
ROYAL Society of Scottish Artists GLASGOW offers us
Entire Collection at Auction at TIE sales Room
Tenth street and Pennsylya nia avenue WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. ii. and EIGHT O'CLOCK P. M, with
out reserve. WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO.,
n24:2 Auctioneers.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP CLAY, THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and natural-bOrn Clairvoyant,
Asrooger and Medium i'm this city; born with Vel ana
Nouaeru prophetic gft Of second slff reveals every
hien iny f.ery fines lost stolen property; br7nss
siirt,ess business removes family Troubles evil in
huencee advice on business love, or snytinr yon
in doubt Of. All business confidential. Never heea
Known to fail.
Hours, Gam. to $50 pm. Sundays, to pm.
sittings. Joc.
Parlors SOB 18th ST. NV nI5-lots
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OuR LIBERAL REBATE
FINDS QUICK AND PROMPT RESPONSE.

OOn AAb6nAA ASGOAIk
FINDS QUICK AND PROMPT RESPONSE.
TITS PIEAsANTTos SEE THE CHEERFUL.
cHRI:TMAs ANTIcIPAToRs GO OUT
UNDER THIS NOVEL SYSTEM.
SOME WEEKS AGO We OFFERED LIZ.
1RAL REBATE TO
CASH PURCHASERS
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
BUT LIMITED THE TIME TO SUCH SHORT
PERIOD THAT MANY WERE UNABLE TO
AVAIL THEMSELVES.
FOR THEIR BENEFIT AND ALSO ANY
OTHERS WHO CARE TO SAVE THIS DIFF.
FERENCE IN PRICE WE WILL OFFER.
COMMENCING TODAY AND EXTENDING
TO DECEMBER IL:
slOo REBATE ON EVERY 81 600 PuR-
CHASE
szo REBATE ON EVERY $50 PURCHASE.
80 REBATE ON EVERY $500 PURCHASE.
s95 REBATE ON EVERY $3.50 PURCHASE.
SIS REBATE ON EVERY also PURCHASE.
Go REBATE ON EVERY 800 PURCHASE.
$5 REBATE ON EVERY ESQ PURCHASE.
ESQ REBATE ON EVERY eos PURCHASE.
q REBATE ON EVERY slo PURCHASE.
FOR CASH ONLY.
WE WISH PLAINLY TO POINT OUT THAT
THIS APPLIES TO PURCHASERS OF
FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND
WALL PAPERS ONLY.
AFEw SUGGESTIONS ABOUT OUR
WALL PAPER DEPARTMENT.
THIS DEPARTMENT Is NEWLY ORGAN
lied AND UNDER EFFICIENT MANAGE
MENT.
THE PRODUCTIONS OF BOTH HEM1s-
Pierre IS TO BE FOUND IN OUR STOCK.
WE SAY BOTH HEMIsPHEREs BECAUSE
THERE ARE MANY PAPERS MADE BY OUR
NEIGHBORs ABROAD THAT ARE EN-
TIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THOSE MADE
BY OUR GOOD MANUFACTURERS AT
HOME.
WE KEEP IN MIND THREE POINTS IN
DOING THIS BUSINESS: FIRST, TO DO
GOOD WORK: SECONDLY. TO DO THE
GOOD WORK AT FAIR PRICES. AND
LASTLY TO DO 1T AS QUICKLY sIs CON.
SISTENT.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
IMPORTER OF DRAPEklEs.
MI 18th and sts. nv.
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THE CHILDREN's HOSPITAL.
The New Wing Provides Beds for Many Lit
tie Sufferers.

A CHARITY TO WHICH TIE CHILDREN OF THE CITY
HAVE coSrRIBuTED-ISCREAsED AccoMMoDA-
Troxs AT THE HosPITAL-How THE EIGHTY-s1x
REDS WERE SECURED BY THE MANAGERS.
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NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
NJ gifted English and Gcrnan sstroloeer I'm the city.
Tells all events OF lie Once hours, N, 10 .. m
On SUNDAY IRON 10 Q. m. 60 30 150e 14th n. ~
oEs-.>Ans
NINE. RAfHAL. TIE CELEBRATED CLAIR
1 voyant and sstrolosist the seventh daughter born
with csul, has wondegul healing power. Gives nslnss
and lucky dates Don't tail TO this lady. Room 10.
30 -. NJ ozS-.G
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CHARLES WALTER, Trustee. 344 ID 81, nv.
Snes: \; W ALIkk, Solicitor. 1905 D NJ. nv
DtNCANSON BkOS.. Au,ts n.-s-iSAs
TRuSrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyrD
PkoPthIh, STU AID On EAS1 CAPITOL
SdKEEr BErMLN THIRTEENTH AND

RnSrIE,S SALE OF VALUABLE rNIMPRovED
l. PkoPtkTh, SITUATED ON EASl CAlITtlI
sIREEI BE1MIN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS
The undersigned az sirNlNrnv trusfea unaar spa d,
virtue "a tire POWER conferred = CERTAIN deed "a
trust bearlny date September = lssS, aud culx t,-
corded IN hier No. i4i6. folio AL 81 ss-a ai tn.
snd recors of the District OF Columbia will AT IN.
request 81 the party s-sura ther- 0tha maker 81 M.
trust having made default in payment Of the i-
dettedness desrthed therein. sell puu.c aassou,
IN ift oI the PREMISES, On a.. FIRST DAN OF IBf-
.EMBIR. AD 1850. at toUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. 60
the higst hlfner, tire following rial estate situated
IA te tit4 OF WASHINGTON. D;s1rlif Gosuuiaa lAux
Tue n'rttl front Of original seven e : IA stune
nhlrftd lUp. ts'ing siNty-aye ulp1 feet fraif ON
fssl tafhtul street 10y delth 81 un- hundred nni
thlrtH che ieet and mne nohcs ti.1 ~ gln IN the
west iiIle end one hundred and i,fr y-if l,-i a 80
On the east line and ContainIn.- et Thousand ntta
less. - ''''S "
Terms Of sale Onethrd q - cash and the balance i'm
SIX 20 AMI twelve l2 months thereafter with inter
81 al per 'ett, TIE urltar deed trust IN
We prtlsrtA 10 secure deferred Payments. Two FUN
dtsu dollars cash required a delsit When Ga. fsr.,t
cry ~ kna ked on. IN tine sale an. mot ,o
Ille VITA IA ten days thereafter the trustee r,ss, -
tie r1et 10 advertise and sell the I1sa ana 81 the
cost. ADiJAu iti1 80 II,
Surviving hi,Si.e.
- - NELhS * CO.. Au,fiulls-fs.
M - 49,
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'H.NcERN SALE OF NAII' AsI.E rNINPRoyr,
~ BDlNISlON OF LOIS IN snI. ~ = ~ ~

ORIAL FsrATI. kNoMN AZ IN Nt y Is ",
~ BDlNlsloN OF LOIS IN sol Aki No "
oS IMINll .f1Rsr STREET Bt TMFIN n
49, - II ktElS NoRlhNESr.
BY virtue Of decree l~ssi IN the Sut,rsu,e ,,, ~
,ne Dist,lct ~ tolunila IN equity cause No LEX,
fNAtt No VI. the uhierssned trustee vii ,fer Tor
NJ f" nnnc hnsflon M irsnt ct the pr,sisrs an Fkl
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 4 NJ the FOL N,utr.' a. Co.
rea estate ylig and h-inr m the ,ity 81 Nas.lugf.
IN the Ii-tfif OF columbia. 90 All Of Let nm.
her.S toureen li) IN the suN islon vi tMollnnl sn
C.sD ''' '''en
Terms ot safe onehalf II the purhase money n, N
anu 'e baaiet IA ''ne and two years dan ~
ssle Tue trierrsN Payments lA e.si n
nrus, UPON the Irorerty sod o. besr interest 80
Yer cent lrr aiinum until isid ALI cash N the On
lOn ~ the Iurt ha-rr. deposit s.as will A.. ~
qutedo i tne pun ha>er or purchasers the DAY q
saw" ihe Terms II sale to be compiisd With ~tfh,n
ten s!s from tue DAY oi sale the prl-rty Will l..
esd al tie rss ana 'usi ~ the defaulting p haS.
-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE NAYS.
FiAE sgILpiN9 LOTS At Si.FyEr.ayp
LIZ AND TENNAIIYTOMN KnAns "oN-c

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NovFvRrp
TNENTN-SINTH.A at HALf-PAST THRTF tgfl safk
w~ viii sell the freniseS lots G cleveland f.t.ifs
graded and gttered strests. shade trs-ps s.'u, 80
fret east ot TennAllytoNn road and Na-i!sN rs,i
short disfanCe west az Cuunsfi, aNeuu.
Nowhere IN northwest sestion have lots = rI,ors ~.
surSc fnfure value. lsBnx rxlt in tine III ~. d.,
proNeinenf " the northwest 1ennAl ,to~u ,,,rtr,.
Cars within I've ntlutss walk.
lerlrs One-thrd cssn. l.aiance one ana ,vro x..--
notes 70 t~er rcg cent inte-est. paynhle 1870,
annually. fron day of sale, and 20 lie sor,s lS A..a
81 trust Irnfe-t. sold, all cash a; ofn - 49,,
chsser delosat II sln On each lot At time q sals
tOnNeyan &c. Al pur,has-rs sd< Terms q, h..
con liet with in ten days ot.r~ resale n r,sk anl
cost uf de'suitng pur,,Hssr V. days R.lN-r-
Mashington. DC. -
Tat 70 te seen NJ the offce pf arrfioneer<
niAd DI'NCANSpN HlllS Au.fg,,.-
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WLrKR b WILLIAMS CO. ,os,lonsrr..

fkkMh rYrI m SALE or Tmo THRrEsroRy
MD LOIS, Fronting ON n sTRiIT np
!. IMhEN fNtkrB AND FIFTH STkFffS
NDklHNisT, AT AUCTION.
On MoNph. DkCEMRkR FIRST. AT Hot-R
oohot ". W shall sell. in iront ~ the pr.ani-s
lerts :" ois Ne 10 Gad u IN No u :. fr,nf
nS ier' en Sr,t. runninS bark loo iesi to 30
ot sies, intre or lssS uIrpNef IN fuo fhr.-S.,r,-
bricE dweiinss with back bulldin.s each hsNtn, Z,
ns.s and hath ns,I. all modern iIrc, enI.nis W.
-, and }o.. lHlS SALE SnOII.D GoNNANn
Inh ~ tiENtl9N OF BUNlRs. BEING GIN
eriis ~ safe one-ihinl cash halauce I'm ii, and
ii.l's tr,n day Of sale aud ss,urri hy is.Sl
,,, on f"iSrIy >oi. or all uash. pun-ha--rs
.it.lts All convey a., az pprhs-..rss -,
w H.Nn IN ear liee ~ property az the time OF
80 u.i1 The terms Il sale not ,,,npli,si Nth
Nthn ten days from day safe the isra,r.v Nil -
clls>ers. MATTER IA NIII n 49, :. - F bur-
n.-.e-lSds
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r ATCLIFFE. DARE CO.. Auction.ers.
SIX VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on ELEVEN
STREET BETWEEN A AND b STREl