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I)oNeANSoN ohos., Auctoneers.
EABI2 Brssrs SALE PR OF XXX
KNOWN AS 3l6 SEVENTH sTREET North
s shsh $50 soU i9RShs OF TENTH AND C
tSi aS k tIfEGE s sJUTl
BY virtue Of the poversn vested will offer for
paes s pS n ne snson in r1n Of the
g ri sit bssnss TH +
E r,s s:s s. tse e sS9s4
Sstssen PESNsYITsNiA',a sS sE SSS f and M
9eoa rental ns ana Bsah OF & sad Row
SS SxME DAY. Al oJAR AZ hsh asfs roun
PART OF LOT .. SQUARE AS.
saNA asESE G Set or sss s m nsS ss e Lo
I z stie. Avenue
The above two pieces Of PROPERTY among the best
q most IN che spS gs q,
p Sk T Hp ,S The EG, EESTH PAY OF DEeEM
rren.n. 20 t Iss, : and ss ..
feet inches on 10th sttest west improved 6y IricI
dwelling southeast corner of 10Th and streets south
ps oN SANE SANE pa pa, AT EoRTY-FIyE MINUTES
LOT Is, SQUARE BOZ
Fronting 20 feet 9Th street east By depth OF I24
feet inch thus lot being tust south Of PENNsfLt
Terms One quarter cash balance in equal INSTALL
ments at 1. and years. notes 10 I've gwen Tor de-
ferred payments, bearing per per inter
est payable and 70 De secured by deed
purchaser. Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost
deposit Of s:.5oo required on iropsfty $40 9th
street northwest; 81 600 properly 033 Louisiana
avenue. and 600 each OF the other two pieces
time property bid or Terms TO I've complied with in
~ days, otherwise the right reserved resell the Prop
erty in default the risk and of the
purchaser or purchasers after 10 days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper thllshe IN Wash
ington. DC. HENRY BRADLEY.
GEORGE q. BRADLEY,
Surviving Executors and Trustees.
no26dkda DIrNCANSON RAOS. Aucfinneerx
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JOHN P. SHEPHERD,
Rooms - and %, lie Droit building Receives
no16-dts s02 ST. NV,
D ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AuctioneerA


TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEoRSEI0MN. D: G., bling THE Two
2.22 . STREET
BY virtue of deed Of trust given to US and duly
recorded in Lber 4S at folio 4yS ct seq of the
land records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request of the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell by puh.i; auction. front Of the
premises, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER THIRD,
A. d. 1851. AT QUARTER PAST F0Uk O'CLOCK
7. NJ, the following described land and Premises
situate in the city Of Georeetowu. District OF
Columbia. and DESIGNATED the eastern
twenty COZ feet front Con Beall At D
Of lot one hundred and twenty (l2U) in BealIs I'D.
dton TO GEORGETOWN. District Of Columbia and rum
ming Of the width back to depth Of hundred
and twenty feet; the being bounded on the west
10 the depth Of nine 800 feet by ten o} foot alley
being the same property conveyed by Benjamin 4.
Daley by oeed dated May B. 1877. and recorded in
Libsr folio 3D. &C.. OF the land records OF
the District Of Columbia. together with ali and Sngu-
lar the improvements, ways. easements, Yf9hfa
PRIVILEGES and ppur.enances to the belong
or in any wise appertanng.
Terms of saie One-tnlrd cash, balance in one ana
two years. with interest at the rate Of per cent
annum. payable semi annually, and secured 81 deed
the Sold ali cash. the optfon
Of the purchaser. deposit Of goo required Il The
time OF sale. Terms to be complied with In fteen DAYS
otherwise the tho right reAe at The
risk and cost the de;sultiuE purchaser AFTER ave
days advertisement All conyeyuncing. recordius
&C., ct the cost Of the purchaser
noe, W. NJ T. hAsoaduR. Trustees.
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TnoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucs.oaesr..
IL Oh 4 4. ne
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

rRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtns Of certain deed q trust dated Aueust 2.
one of the land records the District q Columbia
and AZ the request Of the party secured thereby.
Will srf ct pupsic auction IN front OF the prelnse-
TUESDAY. DECEMBER ElGH n. 1871. POUR
O'CLOCK r n. al OF that psss or parcel OF Land and
Dstrict Of Columbia known and desisnat q part Of
lot No. in square numtered 5.1. aimed within
the following n.etes and bounds: Betannng for the
same the southwest Of SAID IN the line OF
inches and With tue line OF q street. thence north
tdD) feet; thence west fifteen O5l FEET ux
({1 lnclpo the dvsdinx line tyo ca and
three CD and thence seuih @ the Inc Of street The
place beginning. with tbs amproveneu sbeseou.
Terms: Tue pur haser nzsf of - 800
With interest and balance in cash post Of G2U
rsQured II time u sale. teras Of sale oo-
plsd with IN ~ day. the trustees reserve ths right 10
's's a s'aH - 81 q 1f1 TTx Rrsshsssr'
JACKSON l. RAIsrok, TrSsass.
Ao16-ds Sun bnl.dans.
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GhANCERl sALl.

by virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of tho
District OF Columbia equity cause 1896. dockel
81, Miiler huie administrator ct al shall
TUESDAY. THE FRS & DAY OF DECEMBER
1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. offer for sale at rub
auction. the Tremis,s the. following descr1bs-
real the county asginzton. be. that
TO sly: Al that part a land lied Grass
land. which hes tile road. b,I1nning fOf
the Q point the line between kosenbn---h
and r. L. Brooke. and running thence a southeast
percies lickrell's thence north 49,, De
grees. west "A Es-l0o psrches. 10 the -ast side q
LoushIorough lane thence with said lane north 81
DECREE. east II 40 100 I@rches. the line u
said road thence Win sad west ne sOuth DO G-srcs
minutes. east p S 100 percBes. to the place Of be
glnningcontaining acre. three roods and tweivs
percises.
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the puryha~e money in
cash and tie balsce m two equal iLsiaillents AZ
secfNely one End Two years IRON day Of sale. all
cash, Al the option OF the purcbHser In the
chaser shall elect hot TO pay the whole VI the puras
lnouey IA casA tie deferred ga leit shall r Inteiesi
from the DAY VI sale II pa cent per annu and lie
cured By the Irolassory notes oil tue purchaser and
de o. trust on tie prOuerty. deio 81 flO1
CURED At tins time OF sale. AL cOnNeyhncing
Coruls al tie purchasers cost IL the terms OF
sointiec with wsth.pt~ety after sale the
property VIII lie resod at tie risk and COST OF tho o.
fauiting pun, hsser.
ED"AkD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
Fendail Law building,
j. H0LDswORTH GORDON. Trustees.
80 A. ~. q.
DUNcASsON BROS, Aucts nois,-dads
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW BEIcE
STREET BLTMELN SOUTH CAPITOL AM

TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW BEIcs
sTREET BLTMEEN SOUTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS MEsI. WASHING ION. ID. &.
Under and BY virtue Of three certain deeds OF trust 20
ct seq. sss SEQ and :s2 81 SEQ. OF the land
Of the District Columbia. and az the request e
the parties secured thereby. ne. the undersigned
rustees will sell az public auction, IN front OF the
premises, on MONDAY. TIE SEVENTH OF DE-
CkABEK. A. D. 1881. AT -FOUR O'CLOCK Il Nj,
all certain piece parcel Of land situate IN Wash
inltoL city, ct Columbia. and being parf %
Original lot numbered rs In square numbered 635 the
same hAvin.r total 'front.' OF tSJreet said south
by ~ seet an depth. and lima roved by tree
brick dwellings, each having frontage said south
street Of % feet the being fully described
in above referred 10 deeds OF trust.
Terms OF sale: The Above houses viii be Jered and
sold separately. anu the sale IN eah c. VII
be follows, namely: one-thirc of the purchase
money 10 BE- pad the residue in two &C uA
1pstaiiments- payable IN twelve kl.) aud eighteen
del months. and with Interest 1t Co psf per
snnunl. payabe seni-annusily, for which the pur
CHASER e 20 gave psoialssory notss secured By deed
OF trust On the property sold. al cash. the OPTION
o. the pprsaassr deposit e sloo Nlll b REQUIRED
coraing At purcfasrs cost Ttrns oi sale IN >-ss af
escL house % be compliea with IN days IRON SS
OF sale. otherwise tie trustees the rSt 10
eel at rlsk and cost Of defauiting purchaser.
G. n WILLIAMSON. Trustee
W. Il. EDMO>STON, Trustee.
no19-eod Once. 5OO 5th . q. y.
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In the course Of an address to the recruits of
the Berlin garrison yesterday Emperor William
said: You will probably only have an oppor-
tunity for displaying your bravery and spirit in
time of peace"
fev. S. G.. Barrett of London has been elected
secretary OF the Congregational Union.
Milwaukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis will
bid for the democratic national convention.
The bank of S. Peters Pool L Co. of Irwin,
Pa, has failed for half a million
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THohAs BOWLING son. Auctienssr..
l. Gl2 O. nv.
rHp ps5EEs,s SAFE e x.,gABF5 HH5Sy5p

PRoPERIY. NO. Il45TWENTY- FIRST STREET.
BY virtue OF . ae~d OF trust dated March y. tspo.
recorded IN IAber No. l4t fosio 2dp e Sol one %
request % the parties secured thereby. Ne Mil eel g
R9ns s1esien In l,9nt Il ss preiIsss % nof oi
O'CLOCK Pm, an that isscs on psrcs. q
ss sshasss a. sa p saa y 6o,un Pso.a :. iSs
number IS Of William n DesBs ruboivi-aon OF orx-
d0o pr plat recordsi an boob psse ~ Of the
records q the surysyurs ofhss q sesa psn 'front.'
By depth Of s. &c fest 20 slley. iinsrcvsd By
three Stony ard basement brick dwelling.
Ts-,ns: One-thIrd cash. balance IN one and two
years with lusers.r yer cent secured BY dse1 u
chasrr.- sosff u 100 Will " reQuiyd - time u
ala All conyeysncirg ~ the cost o. the purchAssr
iron day q s.s The tu.ssss rvs ne rxht 70 rsseI
q d. uisk 60 80 q dsisn.t.ns Eere..sssr.
yAsss aydMkkk-k ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ATINER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. BEING PREMISES NO. l42S L
SWEET NURTHMEST.
virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. bearing date the
Sfh day u Auc ust 1879, and duiy recorded hber
Nc i21 ioiio 4s ct seq one OF the land records of
the District 81 Coiuinba and at the request Of the
party secured thereby we viii sell at pubic auction
IHlRTlETH. 1881, at HALF-PAST FOURO CLOCK
p NJ the iulicwin- described piece parcel Of land
anu premises situate AID Denx the city OF WASH
ingtcn District Of Columbia, and known and dis
singuished arts ut Ots numbered eieven 1Io and
Twelve (2) OF DaydsLn's iY. sion of 81 ;iare mum
b-fed hundred and sixteen CLIO, lelinning for
the TT point l. st. dist ifty-seyen Is
feet and four a. inches east from the north
ner OF sad Square. and rum thence east fourteen
cd ieet and two % nt hes: thence south fifty One
tllJ feet to three siley thence west lourtetn
u4l :eet and Two e.! "bes. and thence north fifty
one 31) feet 70 the POINT o, osglnning together with
tue liz. pro yenents thereon.
Ttrli Of sae. One-:hird cash. balance in six and
twelve cnfhs rotes ~ bear int the SIX
60 yer e.n per &nuuiu aud to Ie secured by decd
tIust on Ia. Property sold, al cash. at tol the
purchaser. uep.st Of 800 required time sale.
All cony.yancIug and ordn2 purchasers cost
II terms sal" not con- piled wItlgp DAYS is,.iI
the cay III sale the trustees reserve tk 10 resell
the property at and deIauitnr purchaser
after five d. - advertisement in sos R.Ssi aper pub
lishet in Washington, ID. q. .~.s =
THOMAS A. ROvER,I c.
noli-eou&us JOHN EIBEET ATustees
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RAY! 'RAH! RAY!
The Columbia Eleven Defeats the
Georgetown College Boys.
GREAT DAY FOR FOOT BALL.

weli-Contested Game-Good Team Work
Dispisyed-Dowd'- Great Ruuniug-A Big
Crowd aud Plenty of Enti,usiasm-Exciting
Scenes
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/ AIIMLk q SLOAN. AuctiOneers,


II l409Gst
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
Office. tR0NTING on g STREET AND JACK,
SIN ALLEY NORTHWEST. AT PUBLIC AUG
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER rwENry-sEvENTH
1891, at. HAl.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in
front OF the premises. will sell
LOIS - AND 76. IN SQUARE 624.
Lot IS uDllnp. owed md fronts "a feet @ st. be-
feet ~ wv
Lot 20. Immediately In the rear of the above lot is
improved py Two brick dwellings and fronts "a feet on
JacAson alley by depth vi 10 ieet 3 inches.
The entire property will trst he uferet. as whole
and u not thus sod tue lot fronting Ii lot 1l
Will then be offered. with the right of way about 10
desirable property and should command the attention
OF investors.
Terms: One-thrd cash, balance in one. two and
three years with interest. and BIZ !. deed OF
recording at purchasers cost $50 deposit require.
no50d&ds LAT1MER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.
RArcLiffE. DAhh q CO.. Aucnoneers.
Az go Pa. ave. n. W.
VALUABLE THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK
FkoNI BAY MiNDOW HOUSE, NO. 1872 OF H
81 tc I'm. AND STABLE IN THE FEAR. BY
On KInAi AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. at EALF-PAS1 FOUR O'CLOCK, we viii
sUD LUIS (. AND p. IN SQUARE 3os.
Fronting 70 feet .th street and Running bacE with
that width TO oiout alley. improved by an II room
am bath window brick house and stable in
the city wi hin FIVE ten Iinutes' wax II the bust
ness center aud all to and an eIe-
CANT opportunity Tor investment
Terms made known at sale. deposit Of 5000 re-
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
no.L-d&dDs Auctioneers.
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They made only touch down, while
Columbia made four. backed up with
three goals from touch downs
These were all kicked by Butterworth, who
also made three out of the four tolch downs.
Harlan crossed the line for the other one.
Georgetown's one touch down was made by
Tommy Dowd, the ers.while base bail player
who played an admirable game OF foot ball
today.
The greatest interest has been taken all along
In this, the most exciting game OF the Washing
tor foot ball season, and for DAYS past the con-
dition Of the two teams and the probable result
of the game have furnished abundant subject
for conversation around the local club houses
and the college campus. As a result there
Was a large crowd out today 10 see
the battle. Each team had plenty of
hackers, though the Columbia boys had
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THOMAS BOWLING a son. Auctloneers.
III A. q {.

IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE NORTHWEST
c0RNERoF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTH.
MEST Al Al A On.
On TUEsDAl DECEMBER FIRST. 1881. a
HALF-PAs1 SOJE O'CLOCK. will sell n froilt
OF the premises part 10. "a . square - fruuis
ing twenty ye feet ON street by H. th 81 nity
feet on 9TH street. improved - brlck dwelling.
Terms. OHe-tlird cash. balance 10 purchaser.
with interest. secured by deed Of the PROV
erty. depOst Of slVo quired Il time OF sac.
uo.s2siNds
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HENEN & EEA. ArHs
no2s-dts $40 18th ~. n.w.,l


TRUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING NINTH S1kEEr BEIMEEN u
AND ID sthhEin NCEiBkAsT Al AUCTION.
By virtue Of Coed Of trust dated May lO 49, AMI
duS recorded ~ lllscr No. $50 loo "a st seq. =
the land Ord- OF the District Uf Columbia tie
request the hO def If the not. thereby,
wlli sell at public auction front OF the premises %
MONDAY. NONEMblR THIkTlE1H. 1871, AZ HALL
PAST POUR OCLOCk A. M, I'Aris vi lufs
numbered three 60 aid four ts) square numisTsi
nine nsndred aud thirty eight eisD. beginning GA h
street east ~ feet II inches south the dsds -
OetNeen lots I and ) IN said square, aud iuuattar
tIele south Ii ths,e l.,
IL = inches TO the sid lot thence norti
with sald esst 1.-The Is aud theme. l., fest
ll inches Ia the lace of besIDIing. and IInIroye
al frame house.
PAID IN cas. aud bAunce 81 sik and twelve h.
with interest, and secured b deed VI pTo*tr
sold. siUO 10 he Uslted Al sale. ~
yeyancIng NJ the Of the purchaser. A. Estal.
IEte Insurance Con pany's certnSste will "
exhibited sae.
ALBERT q. FOX. Trustee.
nO2S0&ds Hn "A ~.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,,On..r..

REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
SALES ROOM, coRNfR TESrH STREET .xp
, ,PLNNSfLNANlA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-IiGHTH AT
TEN O'CLOCK A n.
stock that will lie sod of large collection
OF Furniture. Carpets China and Glass are bedding
Heating stoves. &c. from Q private family ietuiI,r
housekeeping.
ALSO
large collection Of Paror. Library. Dining Room,
Chamber and other furniture OF every descr.ption
ALSO
ONE LARGE BEER BON, BRASS MoUNTINGs.
ALSO. TO PAY STORAGE.
One Walnut Chamber Suite, stored in name OF Eliza
beth Moore July l5 1890.
Terms cash
no28-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING l. SON, Auctioneers.
- Gl2 street north west,

ASS1GNEE'S SALE OF A LARGE LOT OF NORTH
RIVER BLUE STONE. HUMMELSTOWN
BRO~N STONE, WAGON, HARNESS. OFFICE
AND OFFICE FURNITURE, TOOLS. &c, &c,
At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-SEvENTH
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We will sell the premises,
on the corner OF Delaware and Canal st. the
above material.
Terms cash. THOMAS TAYLOR
noJ1- dts Assi,naa
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MAGNIFICENT AND COSTLY JAPANESE VASES
ALL SHAPES AND IN SIZES FROM 2 TO "a
INCHES. TETE-A-TETE SETS, CUPS AND
sAuCERs. BRONZE VASES. CLoIsoNNF.
KORO. TOKONOBY, GOLD-EMBRoIDEREp
SCREENS. AWAIT AND THEN WARE. BEAU
TIFUL CHINA MEDALLION WARE, JARD1.
NIEREs ANDART BRIC-A- BRAC. DECORATED
DISHES. &c. &c. TOGETHER WITH AN AL
MOST ENDLESS VARIETY OF SMALL WARES.
The whole Of our second floor has been devoted to
display this most beautiful collection and variety, to
which We invite the attention Of the artovins public
We respectfully call attention to this the fnes. and
largest exhibition of genuine imported goods that has
ever been offered at an auction sale in this city,
The sale viii commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRTIETH, 1t TEN O'CLOCK AN.
% JOE JAMES,
no26-3t WING WAH. LEE CO.
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X AKVLAfIk DARE D CO.. Aucssons~rs.
~ go RsunsylvAnia ave. n w.
I ArlMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneer.

/ ATlMER SLOAN, Auctioneerz
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
IRSSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE ON NINETEENTH
STREET BETWEEN @ AND II sTKEETs
NORTHWEST. BEING No. s2U
BY virtue Of deed in trust dated 18th day OF June
AD 1875 and duly recorded In Liher lo44. folio 800
ct sea- OF the land records OF the District Columbia
and by the written direction of the parties
we VAL sell At pubic anction IN front Of the Premises
on TUESDAY, DEtkMBfE EleHIH lsol. at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, part Of
. LOT II IN SQUARE 100
rroutins u feet and 10 inches the aide OF 1
street by depth o: 81 feet. improved by three
story brick residence. with back building and modern
improvements. being No. 10 18Th stree; north west.
MS - very vs. liable property. N good neighbour
mood no waste ground and offers a srlendid oppor-
tcLity To investors OF home SEEKERS.
I.rms one-third cash: balsnce in one and two
years. With tn;etsst. and secured by deed
on the Property. al; cash. All ConV.ysncinr md
recoruns AZ cost OF purchaser. deposit of 500 ~
De required a OF sale Terms 10 te couullssd
nash ih zen days or tie property he resO.d at risk
ana cost OF deisultlng purchaser.
ANDREM gAMlEsON,l ,-..-
no-o-cts HARRY &. WHITING. ! iisses-
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gray turf. A stern chase is proverbiaily long
one, and IN this case it was an unsuccessful
one. The Columbia backs ran hard and fast.
but they could not get near Tommy and he
fell on the ball directly behind the tall goal
posts 1t was brought ont and Georgetown
tried for goal. 1t was a clear miss, however.
The first half closed with the score to in
favor of Columbia and the ball in Georgetown's
territory.
AL through the Hrst half and the fifteen
minute intermission the crowd kept pouring
IN steadily until the grand stands were filed
and tho spectators were banked up around the
ropes three and four deep. II was raining
quite hard by this time and the people that had
umbrellas were in luck.
The First HALF.
Both teams took the field at the same mo-
meut and the usual licking around took place.
Al The soss between The I'VE captains George
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oEoKGE TRUESDEIL, Trustee.
no24-a6cs DG>CASSON BROS, Auctioneei
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucr,one.rs
6l2 L II. n -.

CkNcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
t5tOPIn1l. No. 9OS FOt RTH STkEhT MORT ~
NEsi. AT AUCTION.
% virtue q decree OF the supreme Court Of tie
bxfrisf % NOiunOlA PASSED equity 1891
nthe Oth DAY OF October. 1881. We wlI oner
onthe premises MONDAY. DECEMBER sENfNIH.
lS9i at rot O'CLOCK a. NJ. part OF lot = ia 10
and feIer subdiys.un Of square 81. bes1nning
pont oil Sfh stieet ~ ie-t inches north
sontn @esi corner ui said SQUARE and ruuninl
north IL iert inches thence east ~ fst.
II feet 5 llciTs and tneti,e tont tesunns
improved % cOniiortsuls tNo--iOry .dlsk d~eiiinE
Terms al sale; 81. 80 lash. balance cqual o.
stalI TITS aud yeats viii llfersst s- tlr.f
b9 deed VI trust On the lrupety. ala cash. til
option %. the Iurclasf he died vita
IA ten ahl tie trustees the
rsk aud cost of purchaser alter i've dAys
advertisement ue-it luO r.q ursd t,Is.
OF SAFE. All cOnst yan,i ng rtcUt.ing al cOsi ii
purchaser. L.. IL. a hbMAS.
Dl6 II. NV. -.
HENEA 4 IkA, Z Afusteet
no24-dts $50 18th 81. n.wl
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vi uu DhCk me-. lO0
little squabbIe occurred through a neces-
sary change in the referee and umpire.
Finally, at 12C5, the teams lined up. Holmes Of
the University Of Pennsylvania refereeing ard
Shoff. also Of that univei sity, umpiring.
Georgetown opened the game with V, Flem-
Ing taking the ball. No gain was made by the
play. Two rushes by Callahan and D7wd adj
vanced the ball ten yards On the third down
Dowd made a splsndid rush through the center
for twenty yards A tumble by Georgetown
and break through by Rainier downed Dowd,
back of Georgetown's line. Ano.Ler rush by
Dowd through Columbia's center brought the
ball TO Columbia's fve-yard line Things
looked gloomy for the Columbus, but
On tumble Church of Columbia fell
on the ball. Georgetown in the first few
moments of the game seemed ~ have no diff
Guilty in going through Columbia's line, but
her quarter back and half backs fumbled the
ball in a dangerous manner.
On the second down for Columbia Harlan
went through the center for i've yards. while
Rainier followed for ten yards, being downed
prettily by Cahil1.
Veuzey on the next play tried the end and
carried the ball ten yards closer to George
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER SLOAN. Auct,oneers.
OUR SATURDAY SALE.
EMBRACING THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE
LATE W. W. FAIR.
BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATOR,
In which will be found Fine Upright Piano, SUI
psrior Organ and lot Of Household
Effects. Old Clocks. &c.
The entire contents Of two private residences which
embrace all kinds of Household Furniture
Fine EnSravings and Paintings
Twenty-Five Gold and Silver Watches, being the bal
ancs Of the stock of jeweler.
Together with many other articles in the
line.
To be sold at auction rooms, l4O9 G street, SAT-
URDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-EIGHTH, 1891,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
{ gno26-2t LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioueer,.
" EEKs CO.. Auctioneers.
," U31 Louisiana ave-,
Opp. City Post Once.
JAPANESE SATsUMA AND CHINESE ART.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.
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HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Recommended by rhysicians -
4 all schools for the brain, nerves and stomach
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Gray Mare about years; a safe family animal.

Coupe in fins condition by one of the hes. makers
Cost Sl.39ol with pole and shafts; Silyer-Bounted
dies. Race Saddles. kobes. Brides &c.
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER THIR-
IlETH 1891. comnencine at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AZ the residence OF gentleman returning to Europe
NO. i42l tioridS avenue near terminus 18th street
cars We shall sell the above described personal
n. Bon exhibition day prior sale from II TIL A.
LATIMER SLOAN,
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