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SOUTH WASHINGTON CITIZENS.
A Delegation Presents Claims for Certain
Street improvements

The Commissioners gave n hearing this morn
ing to delegation of citizens from South
Washington sho came 70 present the claims for
improvement of + street from 18th to 9TH
streets and 10th street from Water street to
Maryland avenue. These streets, they urged,
we're important thoroughfares to the large bus
mess interests on the wharves in that section
and should be paved with asphalt.
The delegation composed Of Me ssrs. r.
A. Golden, John F. Stephenson, W. c. Drury.
Thomas p. Stephenson, w. A. Ehrmantraut,
VIM J. Stephenson and L. H. Walker. Capt.
Rossen will look into the matter and report to
the Commissioners.
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VIM. Gould, jr., OF Albany, who was found
guilty of aiding and abet.ing Bookkeeper Whit
ney in classifying the accounts Of the Albany
City National Bank, by means of which he
was enabled to overdraw his account many
thousands Of dollars, was yesterday at But
falo, n. u, sentenced by Judge Coke in the
United States district court to six years i'm
prisonment in the Albany county penitentiary.
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TIE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Republicans Determined That 1t Shall BE q
Fight the Issues.

Fight on the Issues.
oDsaAl Correspondents Of The Evening Star.
CoLuNBrs. September 2e, 1891.
Chairman Hahn said in regard to the judg-
mens taken against Gov. Campbell recently
that u would not be used as campaign material
by any republican newspapers with his con-
sent He wanted a clean campaign and one
free from personal matters. If he could not
elect Maj. Mckinley on such grounds he did
not want to see him elected at all.
GOV. oANPBELL's CANVASS.
Gov. Campbelrs health seems to have been
restored. and he has authorized appointments
10 be made for him by the state executive COM
mittee covering all of next week. Nearly all
Of these are in the western reserye-the north
eastern part o. the state-yhich was settled by
Connseticut people and has always been the
Gibraltar of repubiicanism in Ohio. He will
make at east one speech each day. and on two
Gays Of the week he is announced TO make two
speeches, at different places, of course, and this
with he time that will necessarily be taken in
going from place to place, will make him about
the busiest man in Ohio.
Ii is his wish to have Just such program
continue until election day and number of
appointments have already been made for him
On different days several weeks in the future.
There are several DAYS toward tine close of
nor Maj Mckinley have appointments. and
Chairman Neal OF the democratic committee is
ANXIOUS 10 arrange series OF joint debates
upon questions OF the campaign between
he two leading candidates II IS believed that
he has made proposition TO this effect to
Chairman Eahn.
TdE THIRD PARTr pwISDLING.
The peoples party movement is failing per-
cepubly. Il was expected that they would have
the farmers II perfect state of frenzy over
the political situation by election dav. but
whether il is due to the unpreceJentedly large
crops or failure TO bring into the state the
SPEAKERS that were promised the fact is that
the farmers VIII generally vote with the old
parties
There will be . considerable shaking up in
the old parties in the rural districts however
on account Of the tariff question There is 20
disgusing the fact that great many Ohio
farmers are no: IN love with the Mckinley
tariff The farm papers have been preaching
sgainseSt. and the uudeniable fact that wool ia
two cents cheaper now than last year is having
il effect
a RKPrBLIcAS's ESTIMATE
Avsn-possed republican politician Of Gin
sinnsti predicts that Gov. Campbell Will run
a0O0 vosss behind his ticks, in Cincinnati. IL
% he viii need to gain about 80 900 votes
among the farmers OF Onio IN order TO succeed
himself - governor Of Ohio.
About twc-tlirds OF the republican nomins-
Tons 70 the next general assembly have now
bssa made and the Foraker men claim tina
their champion for the senatorial seat now held
by John Sherman has a small majority Of these
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BROS. Auctioneers.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
AID FoGRcAND-AMALE STREETS souTH.
C5RNEk Of sEHHSTa Mt kSb sfRE Ifs
SOUTHEAST; ALSO BkICK DWELLING AND
k THr n s5GFHEh bkTM s5 BSrdk b bSR
ING AMP LOT On 4 STREET f., BETWEEN
sEsr sb B BhEhETS sGTa
AND LOT , Of 9IH STREET. BETWEEN H
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
n OF eoatp o. the w. s day Of July
apf!I Ses 3D. NINTH 1891
square numbered hve humid ed and forty SIX t,46S N
the city OF WASHINGTON, in the District Columba,
the ,s sa being BY l Ssh
AND 81 s'tffIi saaE DAY. ouAErERpAsr
three tS. in Square numberei eTht hundred AMI
eghty-two (Ss. said city of Washington beginning
nins thence south = thence west 10 ieet theee
% nn y to s the
southwest corner OF 'th AID aisd streets southeast
Another part of lot numbered twenty-three coD in
square numbered eight hundred and eighty (SS2)
southeast corner Of lot and running thence north II
feet thence west ~ feet. thence south - feet and
proved by twostory BRICK house. the west side Of
seventh stree; between and streets southeast
nniIberel eight hundred and eishtytwo (Sso said
WASHINGTON. BEGINNING the Il
40 feet from the northeast of square, run
ming thence 40 feet thence south 81 feet alley;
thence east feet thence north ~ feet thence
IL ieet and thence north Il feet beginning tine
same being improved by two-story brick house. on
the south side Of street between 9TH and eth streets
southeast.
AND On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, 1891.
ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. lot numbered
twenty-four C24). in George NJ. Lancktons subdivi-
sion Of square numbered nine hundred and thirty
three $685. IN said CITY of WASHINGTON, the being
improved bya two-story brick nouse ON east side OF
9th street between Ii and streets northeast.
Terms Of sale each lot: One-third Cd cash. bal
III equal payments in and two years. with IN
teres from day of sale. secured by deed OF trust
property sold or all cash, ut purchasers option.
deposit Of 500 each lot required at time sale
CoIveyancing at purchasers II of sale are
complied with days the property will be re-
sold at cost and risk OF defauiting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDAN, l
$50 ~ street northwest rs
DORSEY CLAGETT, Arussses.
s26-1kd Firelnen's ms. Co. Building
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoS BROS. Aucsionser.: :

~ 9Th and d SITS. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
in THE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE
CITY. EEI e! No. PK a Ne, l504 NINTH
DMELLING, WITH ALL MODERN lAPnOvE-
MINIS.
BIZ virtue Of deed of trust dated May Is, AID
1880 and duly recorded among the land records u
the strict OF Columbia. in Liber No. 1885, folio 3S1
ct SEQ. and at the request OF tie holder OF the
seSat Of tse nrs,nsss on UKsc sSsSn ER "
SIXTH, 1891. AT FIVE O'CLOCK 2. 81. the follow
inp described piece parcel land and premises
situate in the city Of Washington. District 81 Column
bin, and known and distinguished as and being lot
numbered ninety:seyen 90. in Mattinxiy and WI
son. trustees, subdivision square numbered three
hundred and sixty tnree (3,), recorded in
Lber W. B. NJ. folio 1871, OF ths records Of the sur
yeyor's office Of tho District OF Columbia together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms sale: half Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in three equal respectively
in u, two Cd and three CD years. with interest
payAt semi-a annually Ut the rate () pcr cent
per annun secured by deed Of ON tie property
Sold ALI cash. at the option Of purchaser deposit
OF 800 viii be required az time ot sale. All convey
ancins and recording At purchassr's cost Terms Of
sale to BE- complied with in ten days from day Of
sale. BkA1NARD II. WARNER
oecs3d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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The Garbage Men Don't Show On.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Two weeks ago / made complaint to the
health Office Of the non-removal Of garbage. it
then not having been removed from my prem
Uses for about three weeks-not less In a day
or two after nay complaint was made the gar
bage was removed, but the collector has not
called since then. Want to know, will garbage
be removed only upon complaint being made
to the health office? lilo 4rH ST NV
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se24-dGis

se24-dGds Auctoneers.
THOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
fHr r6TR I L9ns r ESSH
BY DEPTH OF oAE HUNDRED AND IaIkTY:
9EEr w TEbE H. AZ At F,h ~
AND HANDSOME DWELLING, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF B STREET NORTH BE-
TWEEN DELAWARE AYr NUE. AND FIRST
STkEtT EAST, OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS.
By virtue of two deeds of trust recorded in ber No.
1872 ioios az and IF the land records the Dis
trct OF Columbia, and At the request Of the parties
thereby secured, will sell at public auction ront
1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following de-
scrlDed lots First part OF square $50 Beginning
the same at point tile north line o; distant
IL feet west from the southeast corner of said square,
tEence west with said street "a inches.
north l3l teeI 10 an aley 80 feet wide shown
plat recorded in tue o.hce OF te surveyor tie said
~ feet inches. and thence south l3l feet to the
place OF beginning, with the improvements above
stated Second Immediately thereafter, part of said
square 6sO Beginning tor the same at point the
north line OF street. distant l51 feet inches
from the southeast said square.
with said street ~ feet inches, thence north l3l feet
TO an alley ~ feet ylde shown plat recorded in
the ONCE OF the surveyor OF said District book H.
PAGE IL thence east along said alley "A feet inches
and thence south l feet 10 the place of beginning.
with TIE improvements above stated.
Terms: One third cash, of winch 500 must be de-
posted on each LOT at the time sale. the ba
IN three equal instal.ments one. two and three
from day of sale and by deed on prop
erty sod will DE taken. all cash. at option Of
chaser. II terms are not compiled with in ten days
from day OF sale the properly wi he resold
defauting purchaser alter eight days adver-
tiseinent IN the Evenng Star. All conveyancin and
JIH W p II fMiANG5aANAN', Trustees.
sea5-dSds THos. l. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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IN MI Sufp St0Ieh Dv Q Wind Storm.
Pennington's air ship, which was unde- .
tent at the fair grounds at st. Louis in
readiness for . trial to be made Friday when
the athletic sports will be in progress, was
caught up by the storm which passed over the
city Monday afternoon and was blown away.
As NO trace of tho ship has been found, it il
supposed that il was destroyed. The ship cost
420.OOO
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4 ATlMER = SLOAN, Auct1Oneer:.
TnUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN UNIONrOWN, d. c.. SITUATE
Al THE CORNER OF MONROE AND BU-
CHANAN STREETS.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated 4th April, A. D.
1884, and duly recorded in Liber No. 1887, folio 6 ct
seq OF tie land records of the District of Column
ba at the request OF the party secured thereby wa
viii sell public auction, front Of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, 1891 at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. those pieces or parcels oi
ground lying in county OF Washington, District afcre-
said, and known lots numbered T3l AMI ~, in
Duvali's addition to Uniontown. now Known as Ana
cost sail lots fronting 40 feet Monroe rect and
extending vii t..at width aon2 Buchanan street 1915
feet fu depth OF the lot. together witt, te I'M
proyements, conssisnr OF two comfortable two "
iraie dwellings, situate at the of Monroe and
buchanan streets. Uniontown. D. C. Each house
with the ground covered thereby. viii be sold sep
arately.
TerIns: One-tbird CASH balance in enc and two
years with nteres. and secured by deed Of trust ON
the property. all cash. All conveyancng and re-
coring at purchasers cost deposit 400 will be
required each piece Mt time OF sale. Terms 10 BE-
complied with In t.n days from sale or the propert :
may be rssold a 5sk ana ces q dsfau
se3O-dkds LOUIS KETTLER, trustees.
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in variety shows in Houston, Tex., left Tor GAL
veeton on Saturday under charge Of the chief
Of police 70 take the steamer for home. They
say they wore deceived about the character Of
their engngements
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AUCTION SALES.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
~ 9Th and u northwest
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL. EsTAr
AT AUCTION, BENG PREMISES KNOWN 4

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
NOS. ITO ELEVENTH SIhEET NORTHWEST
AND 11oo TENTH STkkE NoRTHwEST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia passed in equity No. H.,
90 Docket No. 81, will oner for sale At auction in
'front.' OF the respective premises the day and hours
to wit: At the hour Of HALF-PAsT FOUR C4:S0i
0CLOCk p NJ ON SATURDAY, THE TENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER A. D., 1891, the north twenty
GU feet front OF original lot ten 10) by the depth
thereof Gao feet inchl improved by brick dwelling
house known rs No. ll20 18th st. northwest.
l IN Davidsons subdivision of square Sal. BEGINNING
Tor the same at point 10Th street feet north
the southeast corner of said lot I'D and running
thence north on te line of 10Th street 10 feet thence
west ~ Get III inchs thence south 19feet and thence
east ~ feet 10 inches TO the place of beginning
proved by brick dwelling house known - No. 1106
10th street north west.
Terms of sale OF both pieces OF property prescribed
cy the decree Onethird O. of the purchase money In
cash, one-third CD in year. and onethrd tsD in
Two years from the day Of sale all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser purchaser the said deferred
ments 10 lie secured by deed OF deeds OF
upon the property sold and TO draw legal rate Of
or pur each piece Of property sod
at the time the said property is sold. and the
chaser or purchasers shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within ten 0) days aftey the day Of
the said trustee resell at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser purchasers. All Conveyance
ing and recording at the cost Of the purchaser
chasers.
CHAPLIN BROWN. Trustees, 32s AZ st. NV.
The above property Is to be sold for the purpose Of
settling an estate. se2S-dkds
I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers,
- 1Aoe q st.. near U. s. Treasury.
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A Veteran In Railway Surveying

Archibald r. Taylor died at his home in Pine
Brush, New York, on Monday morning aged
eighty years. He assisted in the original sur
vey of the Erie railroad, and was the first man
to drive a railroad stake in Chicago, after te-
dious tramp OF forty days, in 1887.
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AUCTION SALES.
FVrrRE pAys
Tnos. 4 wAooAMAN R..l F.,.,. .gr,,.n-.,

THos. T. wAeoAMAS. Real E.,.s. Apctionecr.
lRgSIEEg sALk OF THEEr LOTS, Each Ing.
PROVED bl A INo-SIOkA AND hASi MINT
BRICK DWELLING. Two On \ S1aEl.T Be-
aMkkN N9klh CAllruL s1RlkT AND
flRsr sTkEET NOkiHfAST. AND OH ON
NORTH CAPITOL sIREET ElMEEk Al AND
eTEEElS.
BY virtue Of thre- deas trust reories r.sr.t,xeix
IN lhler No l4sl. zorro l.,S. 14l~r No. iss'o folio
lS9 and Laber No lsp. folio. leA OF the land r-eorNs
OF ne District Of % umeiA and ~ rcqussi % tho
n mont OF the premi-cs. on " EDNisnkS ScfopFt
SEVENTH, 1871. ~ flAE oNLpCk a. n, lof. 49,
lgs and ltse in Russell. Br1ee Hsrg-as
It OF original lot II squSre 60 per rlsf I'M
book IL, pAre ~. ~ the recorf OF tho
OF ssid District with the impr1yenenis Hhv- stated.
Terms: One-thIrd cash. q. Witch DEPOSIT 81 100
each lot b. made az of sale. tine =.
ance IN three equal Ins.AilusentS m n. twelve md
eighteen months. for which notes II purcha..r hsarnr
Interest from day Of sale sud secured by ae tr,ls,
OFT on Of the purchase. II terms are not complsl
vita IN twelve days sale the proerty will DO
sold AZ the rts an % uefsu IurChasT
ten days ADVERTISEMENTS The EVenInr AL
vessncing and recoriins AZ purr hk~er's cost.
lHUS. n. MA0cANAN.l r-..-.--
JNo. W. PlIllNG. ! h",'
I. Y. wAoGAMAN. Auct. -e25dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
I ATIMER SLOAN Auctloneers.
- l4O9 q ST.. near United States Treasury

ASsIGNEEs' SALE OF NEARLYNEw TwO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. SITUATE ON 1 STREET
BETWEEN SIXTH AM SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decd Of assignment to u.s. recorded in
Liber 1888 folio pa. of the land records OF the Dis
rlct OF Columbia we will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises on WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEM-
Bkk TH1RrlEGH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. (.
the following described property:
LOT 43, SQUAkE S5S,
15X60 FEET, b.. .lT4l-. ZEE
Improved By . nearly new 2-story brick dwelling,
with modern improvements, located on I street be-
tween 9TH and 9TH streets northeast being No 6Ol
street northeast L.
Terms: All cash over 81. 400 maturing May 25.
is92 bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
All eonveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
500 deposit required at time of sale Of sale
to be complied with in fifteen days from the day of
sale or the property will be resod at the risk and cost
the defaulting purchaser after i've days notice in
The Evening Star.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT
Sun building, [ ...,.
J. NOTA McGILL. Z hseiRnees.
se22-d&ds Atlantic building,
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- ALL OF NALU ABIE LOCAL BONDS AM
~ STOCKS AT AUCTION.

NAA-L Of VAIL Ablf LOCAL BONDS AND
~ STOCKS AT AUCTION.
We will offer for sale at public auction on MONDAY
the FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, lnsl, a. ONE
O'CLOCK p NJ. within the auction rooms OF Ratcliffe
Darr Co. No S2o Pennsylvania avenue northwest
IN the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia, he
Samuel Norment. decea sed. viz:
BONDS.
Three (3) United States Electric Lighting Company
OF SoUO each; interes: u Per cent.
Three CD Washington Gas Light Company of 800
Twenty C2uD Union stock Yard Company Of ESQ
each; interest per cent.
STOCKS
Two hundred and twenty (.=,0) shares Of the Wash
ington Market Company par value $50 each when
fully paid IN.
(4D shares Of the National Metropolitan
flre insurance Company par value SO each.
forty t4o) shares OF the Corcoran Fire Insurance
Company: par value so each.
Forty t4Ol shares Of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company: par value IS each.
Fifteen 5D shares tie Central National Bank of
washington City par value 500 per share.
Slxt. hive (toD shares OF the WASHINGTON Loan and
IrGsi Company; par value 800 each.
Three CD Convertible Certificates of the Washington
Gas Light Company: No. 7ts2 lor $780, No. .0I for
sloo both bearing 6per cent interest. and ST.
Terms cf sale: ALL CASH ON DELIVERY
JAS. s. EDWARDS,
C. F. NORMENT Z k1ecutorA
Gen. NatI Bank buildg
RADCLIFFE. DARg CO.,
ee2sStooc4 Auctioneers.
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TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY on EAST CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of deed OF trust. dated the 9Th day of De
cember A. d. 1854 and duly recorded in Liber llo4.
folio 265 ct seq the land records the Dis
trict Of COLUMBIA. and by written direction of the
party secured thereby. viii public auction,
in front of the premises. ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER
EIGHTH. 1891, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p M, that piece parcel OF land situate, lying and
being aforesaid District, and known all of lot
numbered . and the west 3 feet front by tine depth
corued subdivision Of lots p 3. 12 to 10. square
numbered 10e5. with the improvements thereon.
East Capitol street. ..Frf...
Terms: One-tLird cash: balance I'm one and two
years. with interest and secured by deed of trust on
property, all cash All conveyancinx record
ing Of purchaser. Terms be complied with
in fifteen days. deposit OF 800 viii be required nj
time of sale.
H., H. BERGMANN,l r--
soc4-dG3a OCKSTADT Iru6fee8-
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1 UNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers,
. 9Th and ID streets northwest

~ 9Th and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF oNE-TENTH INTEREST IN
COOKE PARK CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AND ROAD STREETS. WEST WASHINGTON,
ID. c.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in Iler
No 1870 folio 66 ct seq. the nd records tor
the District of Columbia, and at the request
the holder of note, Will offer for sale at pub
Ne auction on TUESDAY. the THIRTEENTH
O'Clock P NJ, in front Of the s''I premises s'a
onetenth interest in and TO the and parcels OF
ground in square ll2 formerly Cooke Park and for
merry Peters Grove" and particularly described in
the deed from Henry d. Cooke and wife TO Mahlon
y 1SS6 aud recorded June l.. A. d. 1856. Liber No.
lls0. folio 243. among the land records the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and to which reference is hereby
made for full description. and which know a
lots to - inclusive and 10 to "a inclusive Of bills
subdivision and now included in Ashford and Ridout
trustees subdivision Of lots in square ILL., formerly
Terms Of sale; Sold sub,eceto onetenth Of incul
brance of $4,000 due January =. 1ssr, one-alf cash.
balance IN one year. mole to bear per interest,"
payable seini-annuay and to lie secured by deed Of
trust on property sold. or all cash. at option pur
chaser. deposit OF $500 required tiLae ug sale
Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms lie
complied with in ten days. otherwise trustees
right 70 resell IT risk and cost OF deiautinR purchaser
after hve days advertisement Of such resale
newspaper published in Washington. ID. C.
se29-dkd. JOHN T. ARMS, Trustees.
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$500. 5 Bk5sSA MYDE r WARNER. Trustees.

OHANCERY SALE OF BRICK AND FRANE
~ HOUSES ON ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
VIRGINIA AvENUE AND a STREET SOUTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue Of decree passed September 10 lie1 bv
the Supreme Court of the District OF Coiulnbia in
Cause No u. $7g Equity Docket Sc. John T. Keith
sae at public sutton in front ~ the prssni.ss the
followins properly IN the city Of Wzshin1on Dlsct
ToBER. 1851. e. FIVE O'CLOCK r Il. ;: The 1ess IS
.a1ars ss2: t~gseysa ~ two,scry brick hour.
VCLCCKR n. ne north 1s feet z inches front, by
the full depth o. the i9t Of lot 3 and the south
square SO, improysd ~ 3 two- story frame house.
essh and the res,dus in two equal inst.msnts and
The deferred paynsnts to b secured by approved
nosss nd r:ssrvsd Len ON ths propsxty sod. % al
dspoat AZ 400 on each ssis At tizns Of az All
convsyancing at cost Of purchaser Tenn Of ~ %
b complied with IN nftsen days IRON day cf ale O.
property Nil b resold at cost and nh q dssulfng
yuDSoN GULL Tru.sss Fssdan builAs.s.
QEORaE kEITAlEY, Trustse.
RATcLfFR. DAne CO.. AnosisnsssA
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THOMAS DOWNING & son. Auctioneera
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON SEVENTH STREET NEAR THE NEW

On THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIRST. 1891. at FIVE
p M, will sell IN trent of the premises Lots
bered 20 TO 20. block 3. Howard University subd-
vision, fronting 0S feet 7th street. great chance
Tor speculation. This property will be offered for
sale Immediately after tine sale of the power house,
which adJoins II on the north.
Terms one-thrd cash; balance in one. two and
three years. secured by deed Of tine property
all cash. at the option of the purchaser. Ali record
ing and convsyancin- at purchasers cost. deposit
of two hundred dollars (fa0O) At the time OF sale.
THOS. DOMLING SON, Auctioneers,
se24-dG,,s Pa. ave. and thirst