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CANADIAN ANNEXATION.
A Meeting to Discuss 1t at Windsor, Ont,
Breaks Up in Confusion

WINDSOR, OSr., Oct "A meeting was held
here last night to discuss annexation to the
United States under the auspices of the Con-
tinental Club. +. j. Boutellier, county war
den, was elected chairman. Speeches were
made by Mr.. Brien, ex-member of pariia-
ment for South Essex and Sol.
White A letter from Goodwin Smith was
read The question was fully discussed by the
speakers and listened to by an audience of
about ZOO. At the end Of the speech by Sol.
White b. g. Davis. ex-aldern3an OF Windsor.
read a resolution favoring annexation. and
when the chairman put the question the meet
ing broke mp with confusion of cries for and
against
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LIEUT.. Swr1's SENrENcK.-The President
has acted upon the case of First Lieut.. James
A. Swift. first cavalry, tried by court-martial
on a charge of conduct unbecoming an officer
and gentleman, the specifications being to
the effect that he had failed to pay his debts
and sentenced to dismissal. The President ap-
proved the proceedings findings and sentence,
but minga.ed the sentence to Q reduction in
rank, so that the name OF First Lieut. James A.
Swift. first cavalry, shall be put at the foot OF
the list OF first heutenants Of cavalryt there 10
remain for period Of i've yesra
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Suit to Compel Performance Of Contract.
John NJ. Langston, trustee, has. by F. H.
Mackey and W. H. H. Hart, fled a bill in equity
against Simon Guggcnheimer for specific per-
Torrance. The complainant states that in June
last the executrix of John H. Cook directed
him to enforce trust, and he advertised
part lot IA, square 49S, for sale at public auc-
ton. and Guggenheimer became the purchaser
for ~. $50, making deposit Of $500, and not
withstanding the purchase Guggenheimsr
refuses to complete it by paying the balance Of
the purchase money.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Virginia Republicans at Roanoke DecI
to Make . Campaign

Virginia Republicans at Roanoke Decide
to Make . Campaign
Pursuant to a call issued by Col. q. C. Par
sons and others who voted for Harrison at the
election in 1858. mass meeting was held in the
opera house at Roanoke, Va, yesterday to
take steps toward putting republican tickets
for members of the legislature in the field. The
committee on plan Of organization presented
a report favoring the formation Of committee
Of 100, sixty Of then, to be selected by the con-
vention, who shall take charge Of the campaign.
The report was adopted. Hon. John T. Lewis
of Rockingham was made chairman Of the COM
mittee Of loo. which viii have charge Of affairs
in the republican party.
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Jas II. Dabney has, by Z. n. Hewlett, filed
bill for a divorce from Lottie Dabney, to whom
he Was married May 8, ASIA, on the ground OF
desertion June Is, 1882.
Mr.. John Stokes, who fell from scaffolding
on F street yester lay, is not carpenter but =
stone cutter and carver, and the accident oc-
Cured while he was carving the cornice.
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.UNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer..

hUNCANSON bhOS., Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY PRICK
AS6 FoH H II sF EEMhkS s dH1TP
WEsTi ALSO BRICK nwELLING AND LOT
soGfHkAsT; ALso skfcK AH 5%E / LffNSat aN5
Lot I@Irt 8N s sESEATa BETyEES hSP
INC AMP xL LOT Tv on J. STREET BELMEEN
AND NORTHEAST. -
Df1 Of soip GR e I DAY p
FEiHS3 SSToBEkp The NINTH, 1891 a.
square numbered ve hundred and forty sI c54S1. in
on the south Side q street Between Third and Four
and On s't Tie s SAME Day at ouARTERpAsr
i, Five OSL0Ch r. NJ, part OF lot nnmbered twenty
eighty tssa in said city Of Washinton berinninf
ming thence south 4 iees thence ives. 10 ieet thence
north 45 feet and thence east to tie beginnng the
southwest corner OF 'th and u I streets southeast
Another part of lot NUMBERED twenty-tlree c23o I'm
square numbered eight hundred and ephty-two (sc,)
southeast OF lot and running thence north is
feet thence west ~ feet. thence south l3 feet and
proved by atwostory brick house. the side Of
seysntn street between and =, streets soatheast
nulnberei eight hundred and eishtytw tS in said
OF NaShlneton beginning tor the l.
10 feet from the northeast corner square, and run
ming thence west ~ feet thenre south 81 Ieei to alley
thence east 81 feet thence north 20 feet thence
Siee AMI thence north Il leet TO the begning tle
same being improved by two-story brick house, on
the south side OF street bstween 9TH eth streets
southeast.
AND ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER TENTH 1891
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M. lot numbered
twenty-four C24). in George 81. Ian: ktons subdivi
sion Of square numbered nine hundred nd thirty
three (9. III sad CITY OF WasInston the icing
improved by two-story brick ouse, On east side OF
9TH street between Il and streets northeast.
Terms Of sale ON each lot One-thrd 1sD cash. bal
apce in equal payments in aud two years, with in
terest from day of saie secured by deed on
property sold, or all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit Of &lUO on each iot required at time
Conyeyancing ut purchasers cost Ii sale are
not complied with in ten days tine property will lie re-
sold at cost and risk of deisulting purchaser.
a WILLIAM A GOkDAN.,
:S3U a street northwest; I rx
DORSEY CL-AGETT. Z Arussees.
s26-d&d Firemen's Ins. Co. Building,
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Johnnie
Browning and Nettie NJ. Curtin; Jacob Mayo
and Sarah Mooney, both Of Alexandria county,
Va; Manual Vera Of Newport, K. l., and Annie
Gerard; William ]. Phillips of Baltimore, Md,
and Edith Marston Of Tappahannock, Va;
Samuel johnson and Sarah West.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF
FINE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.


PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD TABLE WITH EGYPTIAN
MARBLE TOP. Superior Rosewood Etegere Brass
Fire Irons. Fancy Chairs. Ornaments. Elegant Lamps
japanese Bronzes. Black Walnut Dwarf Book Case.
handsomely carved; French Clocks, Portieres,
Lounges and Couches. Engravings. Tapestry, Swiss
and Madras Curtains, Turkish Carpets Smyrna and
Brusse Rugs, Ingram Carpets. Walnut Pillar Ex-
tension Tables. Leather-covered Dining Chairs.
Handsome Sideboard. China and Glassware Table and
Bed Linen. Carved Walnut Chamber suite 6 pieces,
Very Massive Cheval Glass. Ebony Secretary, Wal
nut. Mirrorfront Armoire. Cherry and Ash Chamber
Furniture. Antique Bureau. Walnut Furniture in
separate pieces. Fine Hair Mattresses Feather Pill
lows and Bosters Toilet Sets. Refrigerator, Kitchen
Requisites. &C., &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER EIGHTH
1891. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK at the elegan:
residence 111U Connecticut opposite the reside
OF Senator Sawyer. shall sell superior coliectio1
Of household effects.
N.B-Partes furnishing should give this sale thei:
special attention. the furniture is in fine condition
and good workmanship.
NIB House open for inspection day prior to sale
from q. IN. to pm.
LATIMER SLOAN,
ocl-dtS Auctioneers.
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Rrckirrs Axp ExpxSp1zrars.-rhs follox

REcEIrTs AND ExPESDr7raEs.-The following
is a comparative statement Of the receipts and
expenditures of tho United States: Receipts:
1s91-September, s2s, 00l, 247.95; since July /,
S9l. lS6. 44S.0S. 1880 = September, SS9, S0A,-
334. IS; since July ], ell4,715,C00 .45. Expen-
ditures: lS9l-September. s23, S34, so. 10; since
July l, So. All, 7SS.4S. ls90-Ssptenber, esq.,
3Ss, 455.56; since July I. sos ,596, l65.Oa
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Red LODGE, MoST., Oct. At has been
showing and drifting necessarily for the last
forty-eight hours. There are three feet of snow
on the level Business is practically at stand
still
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CONTINUED FROM Sth page
GENERALS SHOULDERS
How Balmaoeda's Forces Were De-
feated.
MISSOURI PACIFIC STOCK ADVANCES
Canadian Annexation Discussed at
Windsor, Ont.
MISSOURI PACIFIC STOCK ADVANCES
CROWDS AT RALEIGH'S SHOW.
PUT OUT OF THE WAY.
Hanging . Negro Farmer Who Testifle
Against Barn Burners

Against Barn Burners
BrRNryeHAM, ALA. Oct 2--Monday nighs
masked white men visited the house of John
Brown, . vell-to-do negro farmer near Childcrs-
burg. Ala. and carried him of on pretext that
they were officers and had a warrant for his
arrest Today Browns body found in
. creek with q rope around his neck He had
been hanged 10 a bridge and when dead the
body had been cut down and thrown in the
water. No cause for the deed is known except
ing that Brown was q witness against two white
men charged with burning VIM Boaz's barn.
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THOMAS BOWLING l. son, Auctioneers
L Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
TWELVE CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS.
FALL SALE.
CATAIOGI1E

TWELVE CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS.
FALL SALE.
CATALOGUE
OF A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EX
QCISITE HARLEM FLOWE1, ROOTS.
Cscm ~, anu Sif,e y Nuns Marcissus
Snowdrops. &c. pnt up IN packages for ,ndiyidpa
buyers, TO be sold at our auction rooms " EDNES
DAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH. ls9l. commencing al
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. .g.-.
r AToLIFFE, DARR co. AuetOneer.-
LARGE BRICK MANSION, NO. 02O NEW JERSEY
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
EIGHTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell in front OF
the PREMISES to be removed in fifteen days, that vau
east.
Terms cash
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
oc2-d&ds Auctioneers.
I ATIMER b SLOAN. AUCTIONEERs.
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Moro Warrants for the Post once Site.

Moro Warrants Tor the Post Once Site.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has signed
warrants as followsfor payments in the pur-
chase of land for the Washington post Office
site: VIM. Stone Albert, trustee, CSC. 1875; r. J.
Meigs. clerk Of the court, for disbursement un-
der orders of court, $500, due under former
order Of court to Nora Morgan, widow of DE-
Jas. L. Morgan, and TO R. ]. Meigs, clerk, to be
paid under orders OF court to L. Menikheim.
81, l75, for leasehold Of ono parcel
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HOW BALMACEEA LOST.
HIS Generals Mistook Each Others Forces
for the Enemy.

CALIAo, via PANAMA, Sept. 1T now seems,
II the report be true, that the congressionals
owe their victory chiefly to q terrible mistake
committed by the generals, Barbosa and Alcer-
roca, who took each others forces for those of
the common enemy during the battle OF the
alst and had a desperate encounter, in which
both general were killed and of which the con-
gressionals took advantage.
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BosToS, Oct 2-Mrs- Harrison and Mrs. Nc
Kse were the guests Of ex-Gov. Oliver Ames at
Easson yesterday. They returned to Auburn
dale after lunching with the family and visiting
the points of interest in the town.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrtYsE DAYS.
p arcLIFrE pARR a co. a.cnop..

Two Two-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HOUSES, Nos. 10 AND y sTRE At NolTH-
On MvN'Al AFTERNOON, OCTOBER FIFTH.
AZ w : .-"oh. weSiA oier Tor sale frons e
SUB LoTs 81 AND ~. IN souARr gs
"a u ct rOutng II ieet street. aud running h.rh
viii tlai width 70 an alley and improved hy two two
TOWNS each, with ali moaorn imgFuvenents
Terms made known II ale. depo.it Il s2oO =
each hou~e ~ sale
se.s-deds RADCLIFFE. DARR a 90
1lHos. L. wAGoAMAN. Real Estate Auction.sr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LOIS. EACH IN.
BRICK DWELLING. TWO ON slRFfT ~
LMEkN NORTH CAPITOL SIkEET AND
flhsl STkfEr NokrhtAST, AND ONE Dx
NORTH CAPITOL sTkkE1 BETWEEN N ANb
STREkTs
BY virtue OF three deeds Of trust recorded re-rtvey
N % aAner No l+s ioa9 lS5. Lalsrr no. lsho iolss
o. tbs u strict OF Columbia. and by request flr
yhruss thereby secured vii sell At pulic surtirn
In front OF the premises. on wEnNEsDAl. OCToRTR
SssNESt IN; lssl. tflAE O'CLOCK p. NJ lots li.t.
OF part OF Original lot IL g. Ilat
oooA pAso %. 81 the rcofs OF the surN~yors oare
o. said District with the improvements shove stated
Terms: Nne-thirdcash Of which deposit OF sl0o
on each lot mus b. sale. and the taI-
ance IN three equal instailments twclv. und
eslieen months Tor which notes purchaser h-arns
rom day q sale and secured by deed OF trust
on the properly sold. will be take cash. tic
OFT on OF the purchaser. II not somplisd
VIII IN twelve days sale tie property will be
sola a. the risk anu cost u defauting purchaser
bhcays advertisement m The kVenIns star. All Coz
eyancine and recording AZ pur, -hn-ar = cost
Thus. T. MAOGAMAN,l -.
JNO. ". PIilING. 4 Arus1e
I. y. WAGGAMAN. Aucf. s.as-aSas
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Il ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

4.
BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia. in Equity Cause num-
oered Ie67, JOIN Il. Mater .; a.. VS.. Ellen NJ Boess
ct AL We viii offer for sale pub c auction in front
% TIE respective premises and In the order here
OCToBEi.. 1891, At THhkE O'CLOCK p. M:
AL the title OF the parties said use in the follow
ing des rlbed real estate in Washington in
the District u Columbia. to wit Original lots three GO
and tour az IN square eight hundred and ten Cs1o)
original lot nne go square eight hundred and
teen tsi9). or1nal lots seven 90 ami eight (b) in
square eight hundred and twenty tSCD orig nal lots
nVe to) and SIX 40 square eight hundred amt forty
lo4O original lot two CO in square exht hundred and
forty three ts4 orlRna lot 90 in square a mt
hundred and fortyhve S45) original lots two 90 and
Tires t3) N square eight hundred and seventy
oris inal lot six to) in eight hundred End
seventy six (,F6) original lot seventeen 1D square
six hundred and eight lUoS). and AL square nun
dred and twenty two (tSsz).
Terms Of sale: one-rhlrd Of the purchase money in
from the day Of sale tie deferred payments be
cured on the property sold in such may be
approved by the court and TO bear interest per
sentum per annum payable seIni-ennually. from the
Gay OF sale. or the purchaser purchasers may Lis
or their option pay the whole purchase money casn
deposit OF a least ESQ 0Uon each lot will be required
at the All conveyancng at the cost OF the pur-
chaser.
Terms Of sale to be compiled with In fifteen DAVIS
from day Of sale the property will be resoid the
risk and coss Of the defsultink purchaser. -
HENIY s. MATTHEws.
,o,,x ~ 18th St nv.
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nUNcANsCH BROS. Aucsiooesn.

nUNCANsOH Bkob.. Aucuooeess.
~ oth and ID sta- n ".
VALUABLE PROPERTY. SUITABLE ron NANC.
fACLykIN0s CAB STABLE AND OTHER
sTREETs., AND ALLY IN REsR SSD
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIFTH.
Tors . AND 20 AND Parts or LOTS = Axp
Coutainine about 800 square fsee s1a improved nv
ia.sc nssck ocld.ns snd nssns stahasA This psypsry
nsnniactqSinS ssd businss. purposes.
bar psr cent ,nfersst. payable -
70 b. sscu1ed by dssd Of Trust property o. N csSh
tns Of sale Terms 70 b coped With N 6ffssa ~
etasrves nsnt reeerved 70 rsse q rsk and oosi q
= = ~ . '' {SSas!lsseSsss S Isl .'s
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SALE OF kALUADLE LOCAL BONDS AND
~ STOCKS AT AUCTION.
We will of.er for sale at public auction or MONDAY
the FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, lSQl. AT ONE
OCloCk 4. NJ. within the auction roous OF Radcliffe
Darr q Co., No. yeO Pennsylyan avenue northwest
IN the city OF Washington. District of Columbia he
following Bonds and stocks belonging to the estate OF
Samuel Norment. deceased viz:
., thIse 90 United States Electric Lighting Company
Oh sou each interes; per cent.
Three CD Washington Gas Light Company Of sloo
Twenty G2uD Union Stock Yard Company Of $3.50
each; interes: per cent.
STOCKS
Two hundred and twenty (:s10) shares of the WASH
i ign Market Company; par value. $50 each when
tortythree (O shares Of the National METROPOLITAN
fLre insurance Company par value $50 each.
rory (sO) shares OF the Corcoran Fire Insurance
Company; par value so each.
Forty t4O) sharss of the Peoples Fire Insurance
company: par value 90 each.
iteen i5l shares OF the Central National Bank of
"ssI .aston City par value 800 per share.
oihly nve Cbo) shares of the WASHINGTON Loan and
iInst COMPANY; par yaue 100 each.
lhee 90 Conyertble Certificates OF the WASHINGTON
oae Lixnt company No. so2 Tor 500. No. 1853 for
soo both bearing 6per cent interest and one for L.
Terms Of sale: ALL CASH ON DELIVERY
JAS. 8. EDWARDS,
CT xosS 900 5t4 st. NV. E,scu,ors
Cen. Natl Bank buld,g
RADCLIFFE. DARR &Co,
se<otooc4 AuctIoneers.
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BosTos, Oct. "A b. Turner & Bro, bankers,
% State street, have failed The firm has been
In business only about two years. They were
believed to have abundant capital behind them
The recent heavy speculations are thought to
Be the direct cause Of their embarrassment
At the Office Of the firm no information as to
the cause Of the failure or the amount Of the
liabilities could be ascertained- A promise OF
. statement later in the day was, however,
made. The members of the firm are Albion Il.
Turner, Job A Turner, Bottsford II.
Clarke and Albert b. Potter. The Messrs.
Turner ara Of the late Job A.
Turner, and are said to have inherited $500. 600.
Mr.. Potter In q of t. NJ. Potter of the late
hrm Of Potter, White 4 Beyley. They started
NTH . capital Of SlO0, 900. They have dealt
largely IN water works securities and also IN
town sad municipal securities The present
trouble 10 attributed to the fact that they came
upon the market at an unfortunate time when
their class Of securities were unusually slug
gish-
The contracts Of A B. Turner Bro, in the
Boston stock exchange, have been hquidated
oDd IL 10 stated that the differences due MEM
bers aggregate about $50, 900.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auctionsery.
l. Cor Penna. ave. and llth n.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyEp
PROPERTY IN PART OF MOUNT PLEASANT
AND PLEASANT PAINS" =
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust recorded IN
Lber 1854, folio 100 ct seq., Of the land reroris
party secursd thersby We VII for sas, IA ,rout
q ~ the grsmtsss. on TUESDAY. The SIXTH DAY
the toi!owins dss.T,eed prOpsrsy in the Dtrt q
teen aud iourteens In block numbered one n iodd
and bsowns recorded subiytson psrts Of Pleasant
plAtns and Mount Pleasant. ~
Tsrms; Ons-third in cash. balance IN one ana two
yeAss with interest 81 pcr cent payable semi
cab. It option q purchaeer el6O depost a is Of
sale ler9o e y corpltsd 9th in ten days, ths
1uEchassr. sfter Ave dayS rssdyeltissmsnt
xETHU1 < taIcn.
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OFFICE OF DUGAN Butt r,
" REAL ESTATE BROhERS,
500 ST. n. W.
VALUABLE BUILDING SIZE ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF FLORIDA AVENUE kETM ZEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-NINTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii offer
Tor sale. In front OF the promises.
SUB LOT 40,
BLOCK ],
LIE Drot Park. fronting 81. 40 feet on Florida ave.
BY an averare depth or 90 feet; tno waste rrounU
Terms: Over and above deed strust tor 81 2Ul
which is payable monthly. to be paid in cash. or all
cash. ut the option o; tie purchaser. deposit Of
$500 required at the time of the terms of sale
are not complied with in fifteen days the day Of
sale right reserved to .esel the property risk
and cost Ut deIsut,ng purchaser i've days al
vertisemcnt OF such resae in newspaper pub
hshed in Washington, ID. C. All conveyancn. and
recording ut the cost Of the purchaser.
RATCLIFtE. DARR CO..
se3o-d6ds Auctioneefs.
S-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain until "WEDNESDAY, SEVENTH DAY
Of OCTOBER. 1881. hour and piace ,.-
kATCL1FfE. DARK CO.,
se3O-d&ds Auctioneers. .
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$3.50. R RkasNA HyDI 2 wARNER.s Trustees.

HHANCERY SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
" HOUSES ON ELEVENTH STREET BETWtEN
yisSINiA AvENUE AMP MsIhEEL SOUTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS SOUTHEAST
By virtue OF decree passed september 10. 1901. BY
C-use No. H. sss. Equity Docket 32 Join III Tsitb
:sis At public auction. in front q re prsmsss the
e o Golqm6 be-, .. IyESbAH ths SAi OF OG
test 'front.' by the full depth the lot OF lot q m
.c5Ars ~ imprSysd ~ tvo7sioFy Sesk home,
o'cI1cE n. the north ls isst inehss don't. -
inches 'front.' BY The fcl depth Of The ot Of lot & in
square Ss9. improved ~ q two story frame houss.
cash aud the rssdqe in tive equal Il and
u inonths reepeceveiy. With ntsrsst from day Of sals
The deferred ysy@ents 70 = sscarsd 81 .:pprovsd
.sS:.h. Y . shs option q he p1rchssss. a
g ss@gsa n 6 a n 49, g d:s f7 d e Sc Q
ygDsoH T. Ggd4f Jsgsess. Ynaan bsnnns.
nS3qFpfE Dam Do. zssas..-&
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DuNcANsoS BROS; Ans =

Il lSNSANoON DhoS.. Auctfoneers.
~ 9th and u streets northwest
TRUSTEES OF oNE-TENTH INTEREST IN
.S0OkE PAkk,n CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AND ROAD STREETS. WEST WASHINGTON,
BY virtue q deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber
NO IS.O. folio 6j ct seq. the nd records for
the Dsrict OF Co umba. and at the written request Of
tne holder OF note We Will offer for sale at pub
DAY OF OCTOBER. d. 1881, at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. M, in front of the premises a
one-tenth interest in and the lots and parcels OF
ground ~ square ll2 formerly Cooke Park and for
merry Peters Grove. and particularly described in
the deed from Henry ID. Cooke and wife TO Mahlon
ashford and John kidout trustees dated June IA A.
y 1886 and recorded June l.. A. ID. 1856. Liber No
llso foilo 2Ao, among the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia and to which reference il hereby
made Tor full description. and which We're known az
lots TO Is inclusive and IL to "a inclusive of Bells
SUBDIVISION and now included Ashford and Ridout
Cooke Park. " Se 49, io'"eiis
Terms o sale Sold subject to one-tenh Of an ncum-
br1nce OF $4,000. due January . 1892; n cash.
balance In one year. note to bear per cent interest
payable semi-annually and to lie secured by deed OF
trust on property Sold ali cash. option of pur-
chaser deposit of goo required at time of sale
ConSeyancing, &c. at purchasers Terms 10 lie
complied with IN ten days. otherwise trustees
rht TO resell at risk and cost OF defautnx purc aser
after nve days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, u. C.
se2s-d&d, JOHN T. ARMS. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-02
I ATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers.

TRCSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.
BY virtue of decd trust dated the ytn dny of De-
center A. ID. 1854. and duly recorded in Iiber llO4
ioo I'D ct seq one Of the land records Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and by written direction of the
party secured thereby we will sell public auction
IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, OCTOBEH
EIGHTH. 1871, All HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. that liece parcel of land situate lying ana
beng IN aforesaid District and known as ali OF lot
NUMBERED and the west feet front by the depth
thereof OF lot numbered 10 in W. ". Metcalf's re-
corded subdivision of lots .. g. IL 70 To- in sauare
numbered l0so. with the improvements thereon con-
sisting OF two-story frame house. being No. lOI3
East Capitol street.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest and secured of trust ON
the property or all cash All conveyancng and record
ing u cost OF purchaser Terms to De complied with
IN nfteen days deposit OF 100 will be required at
time of sale.
H. H. BERGMANN,l 49,.
se24-d&ds NM. OCkSTADT, < Arusteea