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TIE PRESIDING OFFICER.

OF the church toward n more complete union
have been along churchly rather than national
lines In our regard for an American church
We must Of necessity take into consideration
John Wesley is as much of a bond
of union among the Methodists as
Is episcopacy in the Episcopal church.
When the union does come it will
come on Protestant lines. No one
church will absorb the Others but all will unite
as sisters. and there will be no great change in
the matter of church government Let union
come when and how it will and il will certainly
not deprive the Episcopal church of its historic
episcopate. 1t cannot be said that the church
has not set enough importance upon the epis-
eopacy- The only complaint that might be
made Is that 1t mas received too much
attention.
The next tendency. said Prof Grammer. that
should be logically considered is the tendency
toward confessional revision but be would pass
over that in order to treat M e fully the more
important tendency towars theological, recon-
. struction and enlargement Mutual improve
ment among the churches is more and more
the result every day. The doctrine OF in
spiration is undergoing a reconstruction that
has long been seen to be inevitable The source
and development of the churchs history. il is
now admitted. must be regarded with more re-
gard to the circumstances and environments
that limited and affected them. No church to-
day stands In a better position than the Fpis-
copal church with reference to this tendency
There are two impeeiments that stand in the
way. One is lezalism in the form Of sacerdo-
\talism- Another form Of legalism is bondage
10 the letter OF the Scriptures. II changes the
Scriptures from a collection of books wherein
there is a steady and regular DEVELOPMENT of
doctrine and teaching into a mass OF proof
texts.
Another antithssis ia nationalisr Faith il
the true medium OF knowledge. The end OF a
truly Christian theology is to remove the unbe-
lief that stands such serious barrier around
the Scriptures.
rev. STEWART MEANS.
The second invited writer OF the evening xas
Rev. Stewart Means of New Haven. Conn. In
beginning his paper he stated that the Episco-
pal church is the Protestant church in the old
years ago there would have been no doub,
raised sgninst such q statement, but since then
the definitions Of the words Catholic and
nRrosestsnt have become sadly confused. II
publ be impossible to properly define either
singing out any particular rites, customs
d ceremonies As belonging to either. 4 bet
II conception can be reached by considering
pc groSth Of the catholic party in the Church
u England.
Many things that are most regarded by this
arty today would have been considered as OF
20 particular importance By the older tracta-
fians- In accordance with the catholic idea
Ihe church Is regarded as power established
oy th-ist himself. and upon the Romish con-
ception Is 10 have worldwide Organization
and worldwide power. The Catholic church
stands today ss the widest and wisest power the
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nTNCANsON BROS. Auc,ioneers.

EXECUTR1X'S SALE Or HOUSEHOLD FIIRNI-
TuRE CONTAINED IN HOUSE NO. 1874 q
STREET NORTHWEST,
Comprising i'll part: seven-octave Upright Piano,
Par.or Furniture in Plush. Walnut Library Table
Lady's Walnut Desk, Ebony Musc HACK. tugrav ngs
Mirror and tennessee NJ. L. Hail stand, Lace am
Tureonan Window Hangings, Carpets. kuSs, Ma'nut
Tennessee NJ Z. Chamber Sets, Box SPRINGS Hair ana
otLer Mattresses. TurSish Chairs Blankets and Bed.
ding, Walnut and other Boos Cases. Desk Writing
liable, shaving stand Invalid Char Rockers Walnut
Extension Table. Leather-covered Dining CHAIRS
Cs-arn) Lounge, Workstands. Reciin ne and ether
Chairs, China and Glass Ware Fine l. ated lea SET
Plated knives forks and spoons. Pasteur Fiiterer,
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils. &c, Fur Robes. Hugs.
Fur Cvachman's Cape, &c.
On MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWENTY
THIRD. 1891. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK I ,y,u
sell At No. 1874 street northwest the entire contents
partly enumerated above.
noI02t NJ. IDA STANTON, Executrix.
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SPECIALTIES.

nh MANNAKEE, sPEcIALisT.
~ ZOE New Nork ave-.
lsse Of baltimore. ufilisss e.ecsrscsfy y ~ s1ns
akin Diseases, dieeanes and cosnEEk- -
moves superdnous hair. vsrts molss. tnmeeA - A.
tends patients ct their readsocee vben 30 ouG1no1
once of1cs hour. $50 81 10 pm
no3-1ms
WITH ELECTRICITY cURk AM cAhn OF
organic func1tona usaknesa. dylplpun4 k10nv -
ease. paralyus, &c. d. HAYWARD. hpsa9a n
kl~csf,csty. l2le y saw. em&1ns
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CATHOLIC TENDENCIES
An Interesting Subject Discussed at
the Church Congress Last Night.
WHAT CATHOLIC1TY MEANS.

The Universally of the Church-A Confusion
Of Terms-yiews OF Eeys. Carl Grammer.
Stewart Means, DIR. sstterlec, J. O. s. Hun
tington. Arthur Brooks, Hall Harrison and
Others
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(rHANCERY SAIL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE on THIRTEENTH STREET.
bEIWEEN q AND STREETS NOKTHMEsT,
BEING PREMISES NO. es3 THIRTEENTH
STREET, RAPIDLY BECOMING MOST DE-
SIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
virtue Of certain DEGREES Of the supreme Court Of
the District OF Cotuba, paced N eQuIty
bered ETA docket 81 snail osr Tor sale pubic
ssiXTEEMTH DAY OF NGyEMBEk. 1881. At HALF
parcel OF ground lying and being IN the city WASH
inrton. District of Co mnbia. and distinguished
ground yla. thereof as Tart Of lot rs in square s
corner Of ss,d LOT and running thence south
feet and thence west % feet inches to the place Of
sist.ng II comparatively new three story and cellar
Terms Of sale as prescribed BY said decree. fol-
At one and two years rsspectivsly q cent inter
deed Of trust on the rroperty All
AZ sonvsysncins md rscordne At purchaser cost.
seryss ths right 70 readvertise and sell and
CHAs. H. cRAaIN. Trustss. a2l ~ a.n.w.
s<THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
TNENJY- EfEsr DAY OF SovESbEEs, issi. .. me
nG THo ond 6 l5ss c s1S SEaoIS rssss
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THE SECRETARY.

void has ever seen as a result Of its devotion
70 its fundamental idea The ROWAN Catholic
church il but legitimate and logical outcome
OF the ehurch's estimate of itself. When we
evolve from the church founded upon this con-
eeption TO the church element Of piety
ve ind bow closely it is allied TO this concep-
church ma. r. .,siII-a,. Ja.aI.,,s -, ,ha L;,d
OF piety that she preseribes. This may not be
the highest and Modest ideal Of the church, but
Il Is ba, natural resalf Of her conception of
herself az the aIl-poserful and infallibie guide
Of human life.
lie writer then turned to a consideration of
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no16-dkds

rrRUsTEE's SALE.
By VIRTUE 2, s,ss Of shs s, ,P s Co.. 4 n
lsspi in the cause OF Willie 3. Hors al. Va JoLa
b.TEs g sl n s9a,ty Ne lSl5i ~ e TuE
pm. front Of the premissa. onr for ale 81 The
right tte interest and estate OF john
scribed IN the b q complaint MED q shs esuss q
scrfbed lots Il and Is. Hills recorded subdfyoa
auare being premises Numbered 1le. CsbbagO
deed OF trust made 10 Thomas 4 Magramnn cd yohn
msn sc asa:s sss 6 {, :se % sas
terms Of sale 10 be follow:
One-third Of the purchase money % b. - = 80
and the resdue two equal installmsu1s - - -
twelve months respectively from the DO - 90 eee
notes bssrinr q per cent intsrsst. paGok1o ADi-
annually secured by deed Of trust IN D. DenoI41n
purchssez: Aespo.it o. n1sy dol,as So9W NUAee
fEANK T. sTEPzExs. 49,
IArrxER q SLOAN, Ausssoe : ~ ss&
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Thus came the Reformation. which was a pro-
test against devotion to false ecclesiastical
ideals When the union of the church does
come il will not come on any such subjective
lines as an evangelical alliance and will not
come until Christ has healed up all the differ
ences in His own way. The rising tide Of ii
has already submerged many Of tho rocks upon
which ecclesiastical shipwrecks have occurred
in the past. There are still a few left dividing
UP the sen into bays. SILL the day II coming
when God will manifest himself more clearly
to His people and we shall know Him as We
might well wish to do.
Rev. J. o. 9. HUNTINGTON.
At the conclusion Of DR.. Satterlee's paper the
vast audience sang the hymn The Church g
One Foundation is Jesus Christ Our Lord ~
Rev. J. o. s. Huntington of New York, a mem.
Der Of the Brotherhood of Nazareth. society of
mission workers among the poor. was the first
speaker on the program. He began his address,
by telling witty story about two Scotch domi-
MES, representing different kinks. They got
into an argument as to which was the better
light They agreed to leave it to the first man
who might chance to come along. It happened
to be an Irishman, and his decision was that
there are many kinds OF light, each with its own
particular use. but that these two dominies, il
they kept on qnarreling. would be very likely
TO pus out all the light that they had.
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r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuctiOneers.
saoPa. ave. NV
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to use this method Of presenting our COM
pliments to very public and express
gratitude Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon
our and to say that in the future
our
REGULAR SALE AT OUR ROOMS.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Will be on
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK AT TEN O'CLOCK
FOR FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE
AND TWELVE O'CLOCK
FOR HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.
Our rooms the central. being near the
market all lines Of making it the Lest place
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
In the city.
Our large. light and airy. and your
goods are not EXPOSED to the weather. rain. wind.
snow heat &c. thus keeping them in good condition
WE THEREFORE SOLICIT
Consignments from
HoUsEKEEPERs AND PERSONS
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Send goods at your pleasure and we will care for
them. sell them and send check to your address.
postal will cause us to send a wagon tor your
goods as 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 good assortment of goods to
select from should attend these
SATURDAY SALES,
<l,a
while buying.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
ACCTIONEERs.
nol7-4t 90 PA. AVE. n "
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THOMAS DOWNING SON. Auction.srs
III til1 " n

PROPERTY. NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET,
BETWEEN AND NJ STREETS NokTHwEsT.
recorded in Liter No. 1863. folio 20e e OF
the land records Of the District OF CoumbiA and the
Puoie auction in front Of the premIsss on MONDAY,
S S9yyEMNfsEs THdkIiETH. lssl: Iook
land situated. and lying IN the cify %
number IS Of William II. Deegs subdivision Of orir
inal lot sixteen 16) in square numhsr one hundred
records OF the surveyors ONCE Of sed District 'front.'
ing 20 az feet on the east side Of Twenty srsst
by q depth Of IS " feet to alley improved by
three-story and basement brick dwelling.
Terms One-third cash, balance IN ono and two
Year,, with interest ct cent secured By dssd %
trust the property all cash. at the Option Of
sale All convsysncfne ~ the cost OF the pufchassr-
II the terms OF sale not complied with IN ten days
day sale the trustees the right % ruUe
after I'VE days notice The Evening Star newspapsr
a. the r1sk and cost Of defaulting purchases.
JAMES b NIMEkt 49,
no16-dkds CHAs. q. GLOvEk,l Ar
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the Protestant conception Of piety. The Cath
olic church has not the slightest conception of
spiritual freedom. Protesta ntism has higher
conception Of religion, for il places the most
value upon personal life, while Catholicism
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FUTURE DAYS.

II ATCLIFFE. DARk CO.. Aucroneers.
II $50 fenna. ave. NV.
LAMPS. LANPS LAMPS
ELEGANT As SEDIMENT or
FINE PORCELAlS. BRONZE AND NICKEL
FANCY LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND PAT
BY AUCTION.
ON MONDAY. -NoVEMBER TwENTY.rHIRD,
is2ii A ELLvES VCLUCK 4: NJ. AT OUi:
SALES ROOMS, gIO PENNA. AVE. NV
no20-2t RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., Aucts.
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneers,
920Pa. ave. q. ".
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x BENSINGER, Auctioneer,
-. WASHINGTON H kSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES
MULES. WAGONS. CARRIAGES. HARNESS.
&c.
Will be sold. within the bazaar No. $40 Louisiana
avenue, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVtMBLR
TMENTY-FIRSr. at TEN O'CLOCK:
b head of Eirst-ciass Work and Driving Horses and
Mares and several Good Mules Also
Carriages Wagons, Phaetons. Buxgies. Harness. &c.
b. BENSINGER,
nolS-2t Auctioneer.
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Ancuoneers.
~ H90 Pa ave. n ".
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IMPROVED WITH FRAME HOUSE, NO. 2o51
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, STABLE,

CHANCEK1 SALE Oh YAIUABLE REAL ESTATE,
lMPkOYED WITH FRAME HOUSE, NO. 2o51
&c
trict OF Columbis passed in rou,sv Sswss No IN ~
Bowen Ct Al vs. Bowen), will sell public auction
in 'front.' Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, NOVEM.
Der -, 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M
that parcel OF land lying and situated in the city Of
and the south ten ieet front Of lot twenty eight
OBJ by the depth Of said part OF lot in starr and Met
cals recordsd sIaiy. sion Of square three hundred
aud two (3O2l frotanx twenty-five feet ON 1..th 81
improveln entS thereon
TERMS: one-third cash and balancs In equal
amounts 1t q and II months with interest from the
day 81 ale b. deed Of trust Ae properly
time Of sale Unless the terms Of sals are fully COM
plied With IN nfsen days The trustee may rss ct The
xet and cost o. dafaulttux purchaser. All conyey-
audng and recording q purchsses,s cosf.
AHURxW n DuvAlL. Trustpo.
uol4o&dD ~ LouinAns ovU. NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
INGlON. ID. C.
By Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in Ias.r
10 1o5o folio - et seq. one OF the land records o.
The District OF Columbia. and at the reQunst tho
parties ursd thereby. will sel al pubc Auction
"a 'front.' of the pIeInises. on THURSDAY, the THIRD
DAY Ot DkCkMbEh. A. ID. lcpl. at ESIR O'CLOCK
M all that certain piece Of land and prom
Uses situate In lie Drot Park IN the county Of Wash
numbered -. an " J, Lewis subdvislon Of certain
lots IN block . lie Drot fars. which subdivision
is duly recorded county book a. page IOl torethsr
vii b tho improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance in thru
equal Payments. In 90, twelve tl2l sad eighteen
le) months. with interest at co. per ger an
mum. Interest payable selni-annuaily. all cash.
purchasers option deposit slOO Will b.
~ TINE OF safe AL conveyancins and nscordinx at
purcbasers cost. Terms OF sale to he complied with
IN ten (lUD days. otherwise the reserve the
night 10 resell the property the and cost Of the
deiautine purchaser.
.o,sso y Mt ! Sis tAssaHHT sa.. Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS CO., Aucnone.r,

wv 61Eh b WILLlAMs . CO., AuctioneerA
OUR RkaULAR
SATURDAY. SALE OF GENERAL HOUSEHOLD
S MSyTR EESM fRIIv5TE kEsfRESeis E9k
TENTa sTREHT AND P PES sYHN Sffok SvI.
CoMMENcINs KT fES o'cLock. AiN0'
PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND DINING
STOVES. &c.
UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS. CABINETS
AND MIRRORS.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
IL NET
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r ATIMER L SLOAN. Auct,oneers.

T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
PAIR FINE BAY COACH HORSES: VERY Sly
LISH; NELL BRED: SIX AND SEVEN YEARS
30 OIL. ANB SO0D DRIkARS.
ALSO
NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION, HARNESS, &c, &c.
On sAluRnAY, NoyEMBEk .aENTY-FIRsT,
1881. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, ut our rooms,
1881 and 1893 II street northwest. Will sell the
above. LATIMkk SLOAN
nolY2t Auctoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

nCNCANSON BROS. Anctioneers-
TWO IHREE-sIoRY BRICK BAY.wIypow
NORTHEAST
On MEpNEspAr. AFTERNOON, NoyEMBER
IIMNENTr-fIfTH, 1871. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
LOTS sAND g. SQUARE az.
Each lot fronting 10 feet and iproved by
nearly new brick dwelnss bay windows prees- hrick
fronts. modern conyeniences. rood opportunity 10
OBTAIN comfortable home or for investment.
Terms; VIII be sold subject trust OF 90 900 on
seen Daring per cent interest. balance cash. de-
poet OF epO required each lot time Of sale Con-
ueysncinS ga a pnrchasers cost Terms 10 be com
peu with IN nfteen days. otherwise right reserved 10
resell 81 risk and cost defautne purchsssr af,er ave
days advertisement Of such resale IN come ne rxrspr
published in WASHINGTON, u q
nolsd&ds DuNcANsoN BROS AuctioneerS
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RAICLlffE, DAkk 4 CO., Auctioneers,
~ scO Pennsylvania ave. "
DUNcANsoN BROS. AueuOneers.

- 9Th and d sts NV.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE UNITED
STATES CAPITOL. CORNER Or b STREET
e,x AND AK BUR PLACE NoRIHMESI.
SIX BGlLDiNG LOTS on DELAWARE AVENUE
BETWEEN l. AND N NORTHEAST.
SIX OF THE BEST BUILDING LOTS IN TWIN
ING CITY, FhONffNu ON PENNSYLVANIA
On Friday AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN
TIETH, 1891. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We
LOT "a, SQCARE G33,
Frorting 90 feet inches on street north and 100
te"t on Arthur place. Alley in splendid build
int lot IN desirable neHborhood.
On -SA1thDaG MI EtNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENTY -FIkST. AT HALF PASTFOU O'CLOCK,
r LOTS IS TO 6S. INCLUSIVE, SQUARE 1i2.
Fronting about 200 feet Delaware avenue between
J. aud A streets northeast and running back alley
IN rapidIy inproving section OF the city.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
TN TM E MY THIRD. a, HALF PAST THEE
LOTS 6, 8 AND o. BLOCK o.
LOTS IL, 20 AND PEI. BLOCK ;,
IN INNING Gay. nh fronting Pen NSiLVANIA
AVENUE near the NEW BRIDGE. A good oppor-
subdivision.
Terms; Onet third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear per cent interest payable
annually and TO be secured b. deed trust, all
cash. at option OF purchaser Conyeyancing, &C.. at
purchasers cost deposit Of $40 lot IN square
oS3 anu tiCO depos on each lot III IL SO
deposit on each lot IN IwIning Cly. Terms to bs
to resell at risk ana Of efaut purchaser afte
hve days adver tlsene nj Of such resale
Taper published III Nashington, ID. G..
nol3-dSds DUNCANSOS BROS, Anc.s.
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fkOPEkTl, BEING No. 1913 THIRTEENTH
STREET NohTHwEsT, AT PUBLIC AUC-
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-FIFTH.
1881. at HALf-fAoI FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
OF the premises, will sell
LOT = IN SQUARE $50.
Fronting % feet side thirteenth street be-
tween and U streets northwest aud running back
ITO ieet to an alley 10 feet wide. Improved By COM
Portable two-story brick residence with nine
ans bath; all in good order.
Terms one-ihird cash. balance in one. two and
three years. with interest," and secured by deed OF
trust on the property. all cash Convey ancns and
recording at cost Of purchaser: 800 will be required
ut time of sale. LATIMER & SLOAN
nolstdkds Anrfionesrs
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PATcLIFFE. pAKR CO. :. Auct,onssrs.
~ go Pa. ave. u. v.

X AIcLiffE. pAhh = co. Auetionesn.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-
NlE NORlHEAsT, BLING HOUSES NOS. l35
AND I3s; GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO
BUY FINE HOUSE AT LOW PRICE AND
On EASY TERMS IN GOOD NEIGHbUk-
HOOD AND WITH LARGE YARDS bOTH
FRONT AND BACK. WITH SHADE IREEs.
BY virtue Of . deed In trust dated the 18th DAY q
October. A. ID. 1891 and recorded Lbsr l0S0, fo0
lsO the undersned trustees Viii offer for
lie auction, IN front OF the preuises. TUESDAY.
The TMkNTi-foUhTH DAY Of NOVEMBER.
1851. ct HALF-PAsT FOUR r. NJ,
SUB Lots % AND 20. IN SQUARE rs.
Each lot being improved by . new eiehs-room cd
bath with finished cei ar bay window house. with cleo
trio bells and all modern coDveniencee. Each houss
to be- sold subject 10 deed Of trust for e3 600 pays
ble in three from October & 1851 with Interest
NJ y Yer cent per snnun. interest payable esmi
nuAly.
Terms Of sale rs follows: $500 TO be paid In cash. Of
which sO Will be required deposit ~ the time Of
sale bslsnce Of the purchase money IN monthly
nents of go month or IN two equal install
purchaser will give his mote BEARING date day Of SALE
and TO bear interest Ier cent all cssh. Of the
option OF the purchaser Terms OF sale TO he comped
with in days from day property to 10
resold af risk and cost Of dsiauIting purchaser.
Houses open tor Inspection
FRANK L. BROWNING.
JOHN s. SMOhMsTEDT. Ar"A
nC11dkds ESe n W.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoueers.

PEREMPT0RY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PltOPERTN. FRONTING $50 FEET
lQlNCHES ON The SOUTH SIDE or VIR-
GINA AVENUE BETWEEN SECOND AND
fHfnD STkfITS SOUTHEAST.
We Will offer Tor sac in front of the PREMISES on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH. at HALt-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, LOT
AND FART LOT T. SQUARE 1e6. Containing in all
l2.tA0 square feet
Terms OF sale: One-thrd casE and the balance in
one and two years. with interest at the rate of per
centllin per annu!. payable senii-aDnualiy, and
cured by deed OF trust the property sold. or all
cash. at the oil ton Of tie purchaser 800 depos.
time OF sale. Terms to be .oInpneu with days
or tue property viii be sold AT the risk nd
deiaultn2 purchaser after five days advertisement.
some paper published IN the District OF Columbia
nolU-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS Aucts
ss-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF rain until FRIDAY. NOVEMBER TWEEN
IiEIH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK T.. NJ. in front Of
the premises. DUNCANSUN BROS,
nolS-d&ds AuctoneerE.
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
l4C0Gst.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyF
BkOpGBCN NEAR i.lIERNAI Me II PIN u

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMpRovEp
PkOPERTI NEAR GOYERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE. ERONIlNG ONG STREET AND JACK
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEvENTH
1891, at HALF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ II.
front OF the premises, Will sell
LOIS 10 AND 10. IN SQUARE GA,
Lot q is unimpoved and fronts a feet on q st. be-
feet. ~ "
Lot 16 immediately in the rear of the above lot, is
improved by two brick dwellings fronts ~ feet on
Jack son alley b. depth o: as feet anu ) inches
The entire property Will first be offered as a whole
and II not thus sold the lot fronting de- lot 75j
will tlen be offered with the right of way about 10
feet over the rear lot to JacEson alley. This very
OF investors.
Terms: one-thrd cash. balance in one two and
three years. with interest. and secured by deed Of
trust on the property Or sll cash COMPROMISING and
recording at purchasers cost eco deposit required
II time OF sale
no20-d&ds LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
BENSINGEk, Auctioneer

6 BENSINGER. Anctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
MILES SAhh VI h0"ShS' "AHhS AND
Will be sold ct the Bazaar No. $40 Jouisisna ave.,
SATURDAY MORNING. November II. at 10 O'Clock.
within the Bazaar. q load Of horses. mares and
mules. shipped in from Mary and all positively
be sold without reserve. S. BENsINGER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
u ATCLItFE. DARR { CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
$50 "a. n n. w

GAS FIXTURES AND CHANDELIERS BY AUG
IGN; TIE BA l " STOCK OF PLuMBER
TOOGR ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
INCLUDiNG HALL LIGHT, CANDELABRAS.
On MEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY FIFTH
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at our sales rooms go
Pennsylvanis avenue northwest.
no20-4t Aucfioneers.