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II Cost Several Liyea,

head-on collision took place yesterday morn
ing on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad
AZ Gilbert. ten miles north OF Cadillac James
smith Of Grand Rapids, engineer of the pas
senger train, was fatally injured and his fire.
man, whose name il unknown, was killed.
Davis Murray, engineer of the freight train,
was seriously injured and his fireman, Tom
Pickle, was killed.
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Lost Art ON the Organ,

Interview with St. Louis Orgsnist.
Interiude playing between the verses OF a
hymn is gradually becoming a lost art. Not
many years ago no organist would allow
hymn to be sung without an interlude Of
some length after each verse, but now the
most that is expected is a short succession Of
chords after each alternate Verse; and even
this is often omitted. The reason is very OBJ
yiOus. Poor organists find the interlude the
most troublesome part of the performance
and are glad to omit it. while good performers
have other opportunities to display their abil-
ity. The change is for the better. for the in
teriude, as it was played by some. was q dis
traction from the rest of the service.
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Thielkul,l Ii. the Police Court.

Augustus Thieikuhl, who attempted to send
bullet through his heart when the detectives
were looking for him with warrant charging
him with false pretsnses, was able to be
brought from Garfield Hospital today and
Detectives Mahon and Carter took him to the
Police Court.
1t is asserted that Thielkuhl is insane, and
his friends, 1t Is stated. intend having him taken
before marshars jury on writ de lunatico
inqurendo. The officers think he Is feigning
insanity. The case against him in the Police
Court was continued for a few days.
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During the twenty-four hours ending at moor
today burial permits were issued from tho
health Office for the following:
White-Ellen ". V. Anderson. Al years, pull
monary tuberculosis; Sallie b. Leightner, 81
years. cerebral softening; Nellie Richards, II
years, diphtheria; Catharine Babcock, II years.
catarrhal pneumonia; Mamie J. Cooksey,
months, lilo colitis; John Tuohy. 20 years,
consumption; Samuel Robey, SO years, albu-
minuria.
Colored-Sarah Bruce, 30 years. consump-
ton; infant OF Mamie Burden. = months, cox
WILSON'S
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A Pretty Flower Out of Favor.

From the San Francisco Call.
The sentiment that in eastern states clusters
about the beautiful morning glory does not
prevail in California. where the plant is re-
garded as a most troublesome weed. Ventura
county is legislatIng against it. and Tulare and
Santa Clara county farmers are being greatly
troubled by its persistent growth.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT I'll
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUT
WEST, IMPROVED BY OLD FRAME dwell


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUTH
WEST, IMPROVED BY OLD FRAME DWELL
INGS.
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Coiunbia. holding Equity
Court tor said District ill cause wherein Emma b
Morrice Is complainant and Mary Burtiette az are
81, the under signed trustee will Oh TUESDAY, tine
SEyEN1EENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881, at
HALF-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. sell al yIibiic
auct on, in front OF the prcIses the 10 lowing de-
scrbed real estate situate in the city OF Washington
III SAID District, TO wit:
First The ea-tel nnos eighteen Us) feet front on d
street southwest and running back the iuu depth
thereof, original lot 90 in square ye hundred
and eighty I,SO). improved by one-story franie
dweiiln-. And Immediately thereafter,
Second. The eighteen 40 .eet six lG) inches
front on said street. by the fu depth thereof.
said lot one I'd ext adj dining said first described
OF said lot on the west. improved by an old frame
Third The south fourteen (l4 te+t front by the full
depth thereof Of original lot fourteen 14) in SAID
square. Improved 10y two-story frame dwenng.
Terms ot sale: 0ne-third OF purchase money in
cash the balance two years. secured by the
proinssory notes OF the purchaser and deed
TO the satsfacuon Oh tie colrt on the property
all cash. at the purchasers option.
deposit OF lOo required piece Of property
at tbs tine v. sac Ierls To tonp.le with
in fifteen days from the day SAFE trustee
serves the ryt TO resell IT tat and of tie de-
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
mol Office. 49, Louisiana II. W.
cr-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON &C
count OF the weathe. until MONDAY, NONEMLER
| TNENTY-THIRD. same hour and pace.
nolSdts BY of the trustee
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Real Estate Matters,

Aaron Strauss has bought of Pacific Pearl
Mullett for Sl9, 5GS subs 81 to 49, square H. each
northwest.
David Gotwals has purchased for 80. 700 of
L. c. Terrell lot 10, block 5, lie Droit Park.
l.. c. Terrell has purchased of ID. Gotwals for
sll.I00 part lot Is and lots 10 and 90 square
1000, So by ~ feet on II between 18th and 18th
streets northeast.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
IL and N

u 9Th and sta NV.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE UNITED
STATES CAPITOL, CORNER Or Strict
AND AkThUk PLACE SoRrHME EST.
SIX BUILDING LOTS oN plLAm ALE AVENUE
BETWEEN l. AND y S9krHEAsr.
SIX OF THE BEST Building LOTS IN TWIN
ING CITY, FRONTING On PENNSYLVANIA
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TWEEN
TiETH, 1891. Al HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will sell in Iront OF the premises.
LOT -. SQUARE 6S3.
Fronting 90 feet u inches on Is north and 100
feet Arthur place. Alley splendid bald
ing lot in a desirable peigborlIood.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTY-FIRST. Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
LOTS 63 TO rs, INCLUSIVE, SQUARE 1l2,
Fronting about ,0O on Delaware avenue between
aud streets northeast and running back to alley
IN a rapidly improving SECTION Of the city.
On MoNnAh AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
LOTS 9. s AND O. BLOCK
LOTS IL. 20 AND 22 BLOCK =
In TW1N1NG CITY. ali lronting PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE the NEW BRIDGE. A good oppor-
tunty for purchasing advancing lots in this beauiul
subdivision
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in one and two
years notes TO bear yer cent interest," pay able
Cash. at option Of purchaser Conveyanc:ng. &c.
purchasers cost deposit Of s3OO lot square
S3 and 100 deposit each lot squire IL SO
deposit on each lot IN Twintn2 Clty- Terms TO lie
complied with in fifteen days. otherM right Reserved
to resell risk and Of defautlng purchaser
paper published IN v sshihxton ID. q.
nol3-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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PROPERTY On EAST SIDE OF NEW HAMP
SHIRE AyENUE =, BETWEEN AND. ii
SHEETS NOKIhWES1. WASHINGTON %. q
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH.
1e91. at HALF-PAST FOUR d CLOCK p NJ viii
sell ut public auction. front OF the premises lot
numbered nine 90 IN square numbered seventy two
(s2D. in the city OF Washington. D. c.
Terms OF sale unethlrd cash, balance in two ec,,a,
payments in enc and two years, with interest from
day sale. securet by trust the property or ali
cash, at option of purchaser. deposit OF 500 re-
quired at time OF sale Conveyanciiy cost OF p,,r
chaser IL terms OF sale not complied wth in fan
days day Of sale the right to resell Al
RISK and cost OF detaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM GORDON,
no13-dts 800 az =. -
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A Foreman Badly Injured

This morning about Ii o'clock. Mr.. Albert
| Smith, foreman of bricklayers ON the new
library building, fell from the second story OF
the building and was painfully injured about
| the head and face. He removed to his
home. No. LOG It'll street northeast, by the
police.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers

PEREMPTORY SALE or VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING o:5 FEET
10INCHES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FIR-
GINA AVENUE BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD SHEETS SOUTHEAST.
We will offer for sac IN front of the PREMISES on
mGESDAl AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, LOT z
AND PART LOT s. SQUARE 1G6 containing, in all
Ee,64C square feet "
Terms of sale: One,third cash and tie balance in
one and two years. with interest at the of Is per
centuui per annun', payable seni-arIluaiy and Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. or all
cash, at the OF tlon of the purchaser 500 deposit at
time OF sale Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS
or the property Will be sold the risk and cost OF the
defautIng purchaser after i've days ,eriisenent
some PAPER published III the District of Columbia
nolu-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
eC-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
connt OF rain until FRIDAY. NOVEMBER TWEEN
TEETH, 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of
the premises. DUNCANSON BROS.
HolS-u&ds Auctioneers.
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An Exhibition of War Views-

The entertainment given by Lincoln Post
G. A. r., last night was largely attended. A
violin solo was given by Mr.. j. II. Douglass, a
grandson of Frederick Douglass. and then the
company was entertained by an exhibition Of
war views from actual photographs. The
lecturer was Col X. NJ. Calhoun.
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4 ATIMEh q s.oAN. Auctoneers.

RECEIyER's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRONED PRoPEkIY SITUATE ~
tNlONT0wN AND GOOD HOPE HILL PARK -
THBEE FRAME pWILifNs,s oN coon HoPE
PC, AID A VACANT LOT IL GOOD HOPE
In pursuance OF the decree of court passed on the
10Th day of November. 1891. in equity cause No.
ct AL, in the supreme Court of the District % Coium-
bia. appointing John z. Shepherd receiver m said
and by virtue Of thu certain deed from Ellen g.
and Ralph L.. Gait to John Z. Shepperd, recelver
aforesaid made and recorded the said lth day Of
land records Of the District Of Columbia val So
at PUBLIC auction in front of the Respective premises
on TUESDAY. THE f1RsT DAY oF DECEMBER.
NJ. she following iessrlbei property situate m tnion-
town. county of Washington District Aforesaid. and
Tssins upon we Ieeoraed pat OF pan OF sid
GOD. six hundred and two (sr2l and hundred and
three (6eb each fronting - feet Good Hope road
by three comfortable six room frame dwellings,
IMMEDIATELY AFTER that certain piece par.
Gel of land situate in District Columbia county
Washington, and known and designat.d upon the
official map OF plan Of Good Hoie Bill Park, now on
ME IN the surveyors office Of said District. lot No.
nlnety-two t6.J.s2D square feet ground. situate
on Grand View avenue OF street and near GOOD Hope
road.
Terms each piece or parcel: One-third cash. bal
snce in ana two years it'll interest at Ter ren'
per annuin payable semi-1nnuallS) anu secured by
option Of the purchaser All conveyancng and re
cordiny at the purchasers cost ,tel $50 w
he requreu each piece SALE and If tht
terms he not complied with teen ia ~ day u
sale the receiver the right resell the prop
erty so IN deaut at the risk and of the deiaue
u. c.
JOHN p. SHEPHERD,
Rooms - and % Le Dron building. Receiver.
H.
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no1S-5t
~ 9Th and u streets n W.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.,eneers
~ 9Th and d streets n VI.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On LAKEWOOD AVENUE NEAI;
SPRUCE STREET. IN LIE DROI1 PARK. WASH
INGION. DC.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust to u.s. recorded in Liber
No. 1856 folio b ct seq. OF the land records of
the District OF Columbia. and at the request the
parties ured thereby, will sell pubic auction
IN front OF the Premises, THU iSDAY. the THIRD
DAY Ot DECEMBLn. A. -. 1891 at FOUR orc .OCK
NJ all that certain piece Or Parce of land and prem
ses situate IN lie Drolt Park, the county v
ngton, District OF Columbia and being ali that lot
numbered ~. in ". }. Lewis SUBDIVISION of certain
lots IN block - lie Drot Par which subdIv Ision
is tmy re o1ded III con,y book :. page l0i. together
with the !mproveliie MS thereon.
Terms OF sale; One-thlrd cash, balance in three
equal payments. N SIX go, twelve l2) and eighteen
tlS) months. with interest six 90 per cent Yer
mum, interest payable sen!-annualy or all cash. at
purchaser option. deposit 800 Will DE requ red
at time OF SAFE All conyeyancn and recording at
purchaser cost Terms Of sale 10 lie compned with
IN ten t0) days. onerwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at tine the
defaulting purchaser.
MAHLON ASHFORD ,.
nolS-eo &. H. WILLIAMSON ifos'ees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
T ATIAIER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers,

I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucrioneers,
- 1409 G st.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. IL q
ShKEEI NOhTHWES1, NEAR THE GOVERN
MENf PRINTING OFFICE, AT PUBLIC Ate
TON.
On "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH
1871. at hAIF-pAS1 -FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ, in front
of the premises viii sell
. - Lot S3. i'll square 6o4.
Fronting "A feet north side of q street bet ween
North Capitol and LIST streets northwest by depth of
Ilu 1eet and 8 inches. improved by brick dwelling
with store, being No Al q street northwest.
Terms: une-thIrd cash; baianre on easy time to be
announced AT sale All conveyancIng and recording
~ cos, OF purchaser. 500 required time of sale
Terms to lie complied with in fifteen days
LAIIMER SLOAN,
nol2-dSds An, tjonerrs
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I ArIMEk q SLOAN. Auctioneers.

~
TRgsIEEs SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE suILp:
ING LoTs: EACH 4 FEET INCHES FRONT
s ,,! OF L srkEkI NORTHWEST BETWEEN
SHIRE AVENUE.
By virtue Of . certain deed of trust dated May l.
1881. and recorded May 10. IsD1. in
hber i5SS folio az ct SEQ. one Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia. and at the written
request q the party secured thereby. will oer for
s.s Y SEGUs Il sas Sn TrEspts the
HALF-PAsT FOCR O'CLOCK p NJ. the ioiioxins
described property, situate in the city Of Washington
District Of Coiunbs. wit: Al Of Original lot num-
bered four t4). in square numbered seventy t7)
and embracing eli OF lots nulnbsred forfythree t4
forty -four t&4) tortyh tS5o and forty-x (40} in
Kate N. Foote's subdivision Of said original lot four
a. per plat recorded In 1rr No. Is folio 81 o. the
records Of the once OF the Of said District
Terms of sale: Ope-thrd u cash ON each OF Tia
subdivision lots above mentioned and the balance IN
two and three with interest rate Of 8
per centum Ier annum. payable semi-annualiy and -
cured BY deed OF trust ON the property al cab
ct The option OF the purhnssE elO6 cash reoured on.
eech lot ct time Of sale Terms to Be complied with IN
nsen dsys from the day OF sale the property xii
be resold at the rsk and Of the default,nr pr
chaser After hve days readvertisenenf N SOME
paper pubshed In the city Of Washington Distract OF
Co,umoa The property will be sold according 10 the
ouo0tv1Bto1s eecn lot nerer1tely.
WALTER X. WILCOX.
ovo,o, 1897 r. ave; NV. 49,
nol<-do 4O Ia ave- n.v.,J
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Rear Admiral George H. Cooper, retired,
died after brief illness of heart failure, at his
home in New York city yesterday. He was sew
enty-one years old
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'I'hoMAs DOwLING son. Auctoneers
Hlo 4 - a N

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. ll45TNENTl- FIRST STREET.
BETWEEN l. AND M STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue deed OF trust dated March -. 1850
recorded ia Liber No. 1860. fono 2d9 ct seq. OF
the land records Of tile district of Columbia, ud the
request the parties secured thereby. Will sell
pnblic auction in front OF The premises ON MONDAY,
NOyEMBtR THiRffEfH. 1851. FOUR
O'CLOCK I'M. all that iece parcel OF
land situated and lying in the OF
number 81 Of William H. De-gs' subiiyis on o; orr.
mai lot sixteen (6) square number hundred
(l00) plat Iecorie in book q page 81, the
records OF the surveyors Office Of said UIstri
20 az feet the east size Twenty street,
by depth OF ~. ~, fert to alley, improved by
threestory and basement brick dwelling.
Terms: one-third cash. laianee and two
years. with interest at cent secured by a deed
the property all the option of pur
chaser. DEPOSIT Of 300 will be- required time
sale All conveyanciIg at the cost purchaser
II the terms OF sale not conpied with days
day OF sale the trustees the rgt
after ve days notice II Ire Evening Star NEWSPAPER
a the risk and cost de: au.ting purchaser
JANIS Is MIMEk. -.
no16dGds CHAS. &. GLOVER, trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ ss6 and sts. NV.

~ a6 and d Sta nv.
ENTIRE FURNITURE. &C., CONTAINED IN
Horsh No, Ifis TMTNTIEIH sTRElT
s EMITTING pISk DIyhNS, JAPANESE
HANGINGS, OAK AND oTHER CHANCES
strs. CHINA. TOILET WARE. cHAIks. &c,
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TwEN-
Iih n. commencing AZ Ten O'CLOCK. vill sell
AZ me residence Of attsche the les alton No f4f
hhMhNfitfH STREET NoRThNESr. the house
hold effects contained therein.
DUNcANsoS BROS.
hols--t Aurtioneers
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ROME Illustrated, Thursday, November 10,
Uniyersalist Church.-Adrt.
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FUTURE DAYS.
y ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
920Pa ave. n. v.

p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucnoneers.
s2OPa- ave. NV
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to this method of presenting our COM
pliments to very public aud express
gratitude for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
during our and to that in the future
REGULAR SALE AT OUR ROOMS.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Will lie on
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK AT TEN O'CLOCK
FOR FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE
AND TWELVE O'CLOCK
FOR HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &c.
Our rooms are the most central. being near the
market. all lines of making it the best place
~ HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
Our rooms are larxe. light and airy. and your
goods not exposed to the weather rain, wind
snow heat. SC. thus keeping them in good condition
WE THEREFORE, SOLICIT
Consignments from
HOUsEKEEPERs AND PERSONS
as DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
Send goods at your pleasure and we will care for
them. sell them and send check to Your address.
postal card will cause TO send q wagon .or your
goods you elect.
REMEMBER. SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK
Is the day. and if you forget to send your goods to
auction until Saturday morning
THAT is TIME ENOUGH
For the sale.
Persons who wish a good assortment of goods to
select from should attend these
SATURDAY SALES.
Where they will in addition find comfort and pleasure
white buying.
RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO.,
AUCTIONEERS,
no11-4t yaO PA. AVE. NV
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DUNcASsoS BROS, Aucsionssrs:

~ Stn ana ~ SIS. n W.
FINE BUSINESS OR DWELLING PROPERTY ON
SSRSa y Is, 5SEi sS, AytSTE SSfTaSEsT
TWnNTi MYTH. 1881. at FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii
sell iii f'0n hS Il 81 i! EI HSp H. SQUARE IA
Each Of hess lots ,r99ts - Zee. IN IN street with
best iess IN this in.prey ing section: ,
Lot Il Is nnnproved except frame building in the
brick basement dwelling containing rooms; modern
hne opportunity to obtain property suitable for
in and . years. notes to bear per per annum
,ntert and to be ured by trust property
sold. all cash. at option OF purchaser. Conveying
inx. &c. at purchaser cost. deposit $40 re-
pe with in Is days otherwise right rsser TO d to re
sell ut and cost OF defsutins purchaser after
published in Washinsten b. '''' e"'' Ai''
se:s..d&ds DUNCANsUN BROS, Auctioneers.
ss-THE PuRcHAsEROF LOT r. SQUARE 444.
having failed tocompy with terms Of SALE said lot II
3 81 Is ii; :;
p s * sss
puBL1c SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE
L Navy Yard. Washington. ID. C.-Navy Depart
ment. Washington; D. g: November L. lsJl. I'm &c;
%
utes a. Large. yo,nine g, page azd. and the ''Act
?,ss g:
the Navy Yard, WASHINGTON. d. C., DECEMBER
FIFTEENTH; 1891 certain material belonging 10
the navy, condemn unit for therein con-
sisting OF about l5 scale 20 copper
skinmings. 10 tons brass skiiu mings. " tons
S BE- ssp and ID M, Sss cr rf
sealed proposals ior the purchase q the material:
envelope inaorssd Proposals. tor the purchase OF
be opened December 1891. and reach the OF
nee Of the Paymaster OF the Yard later than II
licly opened deposit Of ~ per cent OF the Of
bid urIty the payment the balance and
the removal of the material within ten days date
of acceptance of bid This deposit will forfeited tt
the United states in event Of failure pay such IL
and make removal within this time stated. Iles<
deposits will be made with thefaymaster Yard
The matsr.l viii ~ sold AS ies end must be rsoved
ernment. The right TO reject any all bids Il re
served ,. =. TRACY. Ssrseary " tue Aayy.
nolS3aw2w &c. - !. Il
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DATCLIFFE. DARR q co.. Aucuoneers.
IN r n
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IMPROVED NTH FRAME HOUSE. NO. .s,o11
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST. STABLE.

&c.
Under the decree Of the supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia passed in equity No. H. q
tBowen Bowen), sell public suction
in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, NoyEM-
that parcel of land lying and tuated in the city
Washington, D. G.. known all OF lot twenty seven
BY the depth Of said part Of lot in starr and Met.
calf's recorded subdv sion square three hundred
and two (3(rs) fronting twenty-five on 18th St
n by ninety ye feet inch alley. with the
improvements thereon.
Terms: one-third cash and balance in equal
amounts at d and II months with interest from the
day Of SALE secured by deed of trust property
or all CASH. at parch.sers option. 800 deposit at
Piled with In fifteen days the trustee may resell At the
risk and cost Of defaultinx purchaser. All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost
ANDREW h DUyALL, Trustee. .
nol4-dkds A, Lorisaana ave nv
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g BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
-. WASHINGTON HoksE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAk.
PEREMPTORI SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
Will be sold al the Bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana avenue
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINE
TENTH. at Ten CLOCK. - head Horses and
Among tie lot
lfAtk BAY COACH HORSES, l6 HANDS HIGH;
] PAIR FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSES, Heavy
Drauyht Ho and Mares.
Tins ock iIaed ana we'll broken for city use
and worthy OF the attention OF buyers. ALI
wit ont reserve. 5. BENSlNGEk.
ct AucfiOnaer
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Government
Baking Powder
Tests.

II UNITED STATES
and Canadian
Govern m emit
food investiga-
~ tons show the
Royal Baking Powder
a cream of tartar pow
der superior to all
Others in leavening
Strength.
Statements by ether
manufacturers to the
contrary haze been de-
eAared. by the official
authorities Illustrations
Of Tie official reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-18
RATcLIffE. DAER q co. Auctioneers.
HI :fn rennsS lyania ave. n. ~

SHIP OF VALUABLE BUILDING sIrE OK o
STREET BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIN,
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST BN AUC-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TwEN-
TIETH. lsgl. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. we
viii sell, in front of the premises.
LOT IL. SQUARE 1913
Fronting - feet u inches y bet ween 9Th
and 18th streets. with depth OF ~ feet 10 a lotoOt
alley.
Tins property is in of the best residence sections
Of the city and should COMMAND the attention per
sons IN search most desirable pro,srtS
Terms: One-third cash balance IN one, two and
three years at per cent per anuuu paN lie setui-
annually. secured by deed OF trust. cash al the
option of the purchaser. deposit of $500 required
At the time OF sale. Terms TO lie complied with m
fifteen days riht TO resell is reserved All convey
ancinsr. Sc., at cost of purchaser
nols-dSds kATCL1FFE. DARR Il CO., Aucts