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ATIMER L SLOAN. Auctions
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE


BY virtue o. decree passed by the Supreme Cour.
oithe Dlsirct OF COLUMBIA. in Equity Cause nlIn-
re- -. :, DO. n L. Natel era. Va 4. ca N. B'gg-
o tererpeitye premises and IN the order here ma or
state. on AONDAh, I'M INILRIH BAl nF
OCit BkE. 1891, at THl.EE O'CiOIk IN:
A. the rte OF he parties 10 sad In the .ollow.
In uts ed real estate in tte ctN Mss ington IN
TIE Dslret % NOna bia. 20 Wit Orsaal lols tir 80
aho oG & iu ssuar EXIT hundr,d and ton lSI0l.
ofg1ha iOt ne CO square ei-ht hundri and nine
teen tSlH Sil-lnal iots seven a. snl eslf a. IN
sYu r. ,isht hundred and twenty go ougna lots
I've D an slh 90 square egt hundred ail. forty
to1ol o nal lot iNo - IN SQUARE nj hun md
10 y u re ISL. origin. LIT (ol squs-P .i-is
hundred an forty bNe tSiA. urtsi two - aud
re l-D an square 81 at i4gfTs,i and sryenty-sne
cd or. mai OF = go -cuarc exit hundrc,i n
seN'ntJ SIX tosb ri anal lot seventeen q D In sgusfe
slA huhred and eight COS. a. square ). 4 nun
ursl ana tNen. y two ODD.
Terms OF sale: ane-tAtra Of the rrrhssa snopex in
casa one N one Year and onsth N tNo Van
from the day O. sic. tie deferred Payments 20 be e-
approvts By court, and ear int.rssi al SIX per
Senta per ahnHil. payable selui-annuaily from Ire
cay q sac, or the Crc !urelse.s may Al rs
OF tneii Oplon Pay tie wlole urchAse money IN cas
oepust o. ~ east u. o. each iCt wIi be REQUIRED
AZ tAt sac All cvnyeyaic al the cOst Of tue pur-
chaser. - -
leri,s OF sale 70 be compiled with in fifteen DAYS
IRON Gay o. sac 81 tue property Will be reso.d the
risA and COST " tie de aul tIng purchaser.
hLNa,i ;. MATTHEW.
,o,,,. $780,, IA 10TH IT Nv.
se:SO-des 3i4Duw
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u ATCLHFE. DARE CO.. Auctioneers
III Pa n

IL go Pa ave. NV.
DESIRABLE Two-sTOgY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HoU +. no. 600 SThEET SOUTHEAsi. b
AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWELFTH
1891 Al FIVE O'CLOCK. wall sell in front OF the
premises the
EAST 10 FEET FRONT OF
LOT 10 IN SQUARE so.
Having depth OF Ss.4 inches to e wide alley, inn
proved by substantial I-room 2siory and basement
brick House. with 2-story frame stable in the rear
This sale presents an egat opportunity for invest
ment to secure a nome, being three INES Of
cars the United States IsIiiol and the library
Du ding.
1erns of sale: One-third cash, the balance in one
and two years. with in crest At the rate OF per
per annuIn payable seml-anual y, and 10 lie ured
by deed OF trust on the ple4ss sold. all cash.
the purchasers OPTION deposit OF 500 requ red at
the time Of The terms sale TO lie colnpllcd with
in fifteen days. otherwss the rght to resell the prop
risk and OF the pQrctlassr
reserved. All conveyancn and recording tie ur-
chasers cost.
RATCLIt FEE, DARR l. CO.
Oc3-dGdS AuctioneerD.
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ADVERTISING.

b YOU " ash 10 AID klsl lsl Al l1nlAS Any
where At any time write 20 Oko- r. HOW'LL
CO.. 40 Spruce st., New York. eo@i-ly
l.yRhY ONE IL MID OF INFORMATION ON
H. the subject Of advertising WI DO well 20 ootAn
eopy o. BOOK Sdyertlssrs" Sss p3Sss prlss ~
Mailed postage paid. on recept o. if.os. tont.ns
careful compilation from the American Nesslep1
lsrectory AL the hest pai,er and clAe .onnslsf
gives she zfion rating every one, and suod
dea o. aboln AMI other nl<tters pcr
tanning 20 tie buslpess o. .dNerts.l.g. - Adorc~s
kOwkI.L's AD~khIIsIA3 BUREAU. 10 slfucs
Ct. New YORK SHELLY
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RAILROADS.

| ID iCHNOND AND pkNNiiIE RAILROAD co
h sckedals N enert otol.sr Z. isSai
an ,raiSs ,ss,e .Ss r5r,ys. hShnsSivsHis ns-.-ar
80 u s,lS, 90 L,Sss,Srs sss S,sr@si..
n :lo sm,Sp.siy fOr Manassas. w.rr~u,on. c,,.
Sreen~bo-o kaeeh, SALISBURY aud stAtissns Neaf.rn
s by an .os. ana . ssSs
es,s,oa e Atsni1 nhsSe GSn9stion !. made =
west; = .,
TO Atlanta conna.s NJ VITA Pullman sieeyeS ltiants
10 NcS Orleans yls MontsomeIy and Mobile md i'ui
Danviils with Pullman siceTsf ier Az astA 90
aSea' and "a, . hsS,l.e ana al sprin s i"s
a., m.-DAiiy. etceP. s1ndss. Tor Nsrrentos
nesTAsHISSToS AID soT I.a
Irsin Pullman Aest.tasd iais. =, ,.nsstins -
ms Lry ' aud o5ssfysiion Cas q Tie aiest s5d
most Marn,Acenf and Luxurious Desien. bnih en-
Us rah "a i'i 'ohSecSn with fiTsi-sss Iie1. sy
=, AsSH x9 s. ram. @ Ses uresh.
va Aontrumcry aud for Memphis. MerEdisn. Neg
sesS ss ssSI M S wa .as Ss Ss
No extra Isre chArsed bss~een Atlanta and New Or
u .; ,n.--Daiiy. southern Erpr-s for Lynchbnrs.
Western North Z no ina IIlvision Charlotte ana
ss seeH SaEe.inA bivision 20 Aususta. and stations
nection . made IN stauon for al points south
Sna Southwest. Through oO-chss New iors TO Az
., f9iln.n nafes sleer~r; New Icrt and ws.htns,oa
70 hnuANiile wa lynchlurE, lAnvllie. salisbury.
sna Mes,eth North NarolinA DIVISION. and MNshlas-
I ton 20 Nh4rlotte
/ ItAlNs On WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
NlnloN leaNe Aashlnston q. 40 daily, - 2.
uslly. ehe SO a.. .Kceit SUNDAY. betnrnins.
arrive 81 Washington a IA. aud s..Ss y N daily.
aila o..,s a. ul.. except sunday
, inl"AEn taius iroin the south via Charlotte and
inv - affiNc an Washington - a. M. lO:b
hnu - i-El-. and from Nfaize N ga M Strus-
burg local 81 = - o. in and "a 5uAm.
aiek-ts, secfiIsz reservation and infortnsfion
turiisliel ana h-essse checked once. leo lsRn-
sy ua ave. and passenger station vanla
fhii.ga1. Otn end A ste. Nnsl irstou. 10. 4.
ocS JANIS L. IAlLUh. Oen. PaszL Ascent
4 NHEsAPEAkE OHIO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE IN EFEECT SEPTEMBER N. 1901.
ans esve daily nom Union station (B 4 +. J. oh
and streets - -
lErousA the srsnisst scenery in America with the
aaia-o.ncsi and nost Voulg S0liI AfAsn service
West irynl Masnn.~on.
100 p.n. datly ''CsncfEnat Past Isne With dining
car nun Nasi,sngton ana Solid IraIn ttucinnsu
without change, arriving A. Cincinnati 90 IA,
Lous. 81.
IA ;lop m. the famous ~ r v Ne~tibule iarnit.a~
asod Nessioued train with dining tor Cine matt
S4io. 4sNln ton ana I0u~yi -. ky a-raxins az en-.
.intau al q IL pm, ieNinrtun , - a. m. l.oulsville
sul IA, coiinestng Ia uion dstuts ala points.
80 D. m k!rcss ior tsurdu
h'Aiioha NasnesborO'. stanton and principal Viz
a. % via Il. r & P railway and Richmond 10 old
felnt Conifort ana Norolk-ONl.l RAIL LINZ
rui.nSn lScatlons aud tickets at Company's onioss
Sc H. N.fULLER. Gent Passenger Agent
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OUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY BRIO
HOUSE AND Lon on BLIMEEN THIkp
INST; Also. BNiSk bwEiLiNd AND .L5T
fTS oT 81 ssH bsfK Ssb bNR
STREETS SOUTHEAST; Also BEIck d. ELI. I.
SIXTH IA AND d. SEVENTH sfRfkrs sc athE
FAST: Also o Iw0-srSKK hSlCh a. pW n {;
AND 1 NORTHEAST -
By virtue of q decree of the supreme Court Of the
0 eay Vii fs .s II S
ie ausii9n n rSnt 3 2 he prsnsesN ,.o,
Hal F-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered
a I'VE m @ s
the city OF WASHINGTON. IN the District Of Columbia.
on .Ss between and
AND ,ia On s't The SANE DAY, at oUARTER-pAsr
EVE O'CLOCK p part Of lot nI.bere5 twenty;
sn;ss e IN ey 81 %
for the same at the o. square and
north As feet. and thence 70 the beeinning the
being improved by atwostory brick house 1t the
southwest corner OF 18th sna streets southeast
Another part Of lot numbered twsntythree c23), in
square numbered eight hundred and eighty two (rse)
in the cty OF iesinnn 10! the saline At the
%es 10 Is
thence east TO the BEGINNING the saIne being i'm
Seventh street between and streets sou,heass "a
Also all Of lot numbered twenty-two cel. square
city Of WASHINGTON. beginning COR the street
AZ feet from the northeast Of square. and run
ming thence 40 feet thence south 81 fe alley
thence 81 feet thence north 20 feet thence
is feet and thence north II feet to the
being Improved by two-story brick house, on
the south side of street between 9th and 9Th
southeast.
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot nuini,ered
twenty -four t2A) in George NJ Lanekton's subdivi-
SIGN Of square numbered nine hundred and thirty
three $685.. IN said city OF WASHINGTON. the being
improved bya two-story brick louise. on east side Of
9th street between u and streets northeast.
Terms Of sale each lot: One ca cash, bal
snce in equal payments and two years, with in
terest day Of SAFE secured by deed of trust on
property sold, all cash. at purchasers option.
Conyeyancing at purchasers cost. II of sale are
not complied with in ten days tie property viii be re-
sold ut cost and risk OF defauiting purchaser.
WILLIAM A GORDON. /
$50 AZ street north west IL ~
DORSEY CLAGETT. AtostSeo
s26-dkd Firenen's Ins. Co. building.
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I AT1MER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneerx
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

PROPERTY on EAST CAPITOL. STREET
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dlted the 9Th day Of De-
cember A. d. 1884. and duly recorded in Iiber llt4
folio 26o ct seq. land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and by written direction of the
party secured thereby. viii Sell at public auction,
in front Of the premises on THURSDAY, OCTOBER
EfGHTH, 1891, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p. M. that piece parcel OF land situate lying aud
beng III aforesaid District. and known as all Of lot
thereof of lot numbered 10 in W. W. Metcalf's re-
corded subdivision OF lots p 3. II to IL. square
numbered 1OS5 with the improvements thereon. con-
ssting OF q two-story frame house. beins No. 1918
East Capitol street.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years. with interest. and secured by deed Of
Use property or all cash. Al oonveyancng and record
in2 ut cost OF pur haser Terms to be complied with
in fifteen days deposit OF 500 will be required
time OF sale.
II. H. BERGMANN,l r,u.....
se.4-d&ds WM. OCKSTADT, ! Afus'ces
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Il ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuoneers.

II AICLIFFE, DARR L CO.. Aucuoneers.
TWO TWo-SToEY AND BASEMENT BRICK
HOUSES, Nos. 10 AID IL y STIR IT NORTH
On MOSpAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIFTH,
the premises
SUB LOTS 81 AND IS, IN SQUARE G1s.
Each lot rontirg is feet and running back
with that width to an alley ana improved by
story and basement bric9 houses cen. aiming nine
rooms each, with Mi modern improvements.
Terms made known at sale. A deposit Of 800 on
each house at SAFE.
se2S-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR L co
tD THE ABOVE SALE Is STONED ON AC.
count of the ram until THURSDAY. TIKI EIGHTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, is9l. AZ same hour and place.
RATCIlEEE, DAItk 4 CO..
ocO-d6ds Aurtloneers.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n oRfoLK FORTRESS MONROE AND PokTs-
~ mouth, Va Norfolk and Washington, D. c.,
Steamboat CoInpany's PALACE 81 LAMBS Wash
INGlON and NORFOLK, leave every day IN the yesr
st p. m. from wharf foot Of 9TH ST.. eounectins
o13, ol9, 1851 and ls2l lennsy N anna ave.
e0-Ask Tor tckets VIA the New Lane.
JNo. CALLAHAN,
sseI-3m Gen s1pt.
L1oB NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
II Steamer LADY OF fHk LAkk. FAre<i 90 Hound
trip e. 3d.. Steamer leaves On st. wharf, terminus q
cable cars. TUESDAY, IHC ksDAl, sA1J hDAY and
SUNDAY. s pm LAxhted with elsctr1ctty and re-
furnished throughout Through tickets 20 Bo<ton, IN
cluding and state IL. and New York,
~ Telephone call. lsoo, q. y. o1nces-olS aud
is2l, and b. a v. oly and l.~oi fcnDa sss
lyl0 ALI kED WOOD. G.T.A
STLANER I. Y. AkkonsMITH. FROM IN
. Ct wharf, On nondAy and Wednesday. q y; M.
for Colonial Beach. Colfols. Nolaini creek snifhS
Greek. Coan anu Aoooioo ivers. kesurnlnx, Land q
intermediate lAndinssA Arrive Washington wsdass
Gay and Friday nornlnss-
On saturdays, q 90 m. for Colonial Beach. Coi-
TOMS CQ4n and tocoIlico. Returning, land at Cob
tons and Colonial beach. Arrive Washington bunr
days. NJ p.Ia-
.yo-sm Q. W. RIDLEY, Genl ManA1or.
STEAMER ''wAKEFIElD,
. Leaves sthst wharf 90 MONDAYS THuRspAyn
and sAIUhDAls st Il m. Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings. a.
Tor Aonllna Creek. Va. aud st. Camenfs bAys ~&s
toucLing 81 infcrniedlate lanQlngS.
"fs><enxsr recommendation nrst-cfasL.
q. W. RIDLEY,
ys General ksaagss.
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nUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIoNEERs,
~ 9TH AND SIS Nv

TWO NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLINGS, KOS
43l AND 433 tL0RIDAA EMU, AT HEAD or
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
On wEDNEsDAI AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH. 1871. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will
Sc IN front OF the premises,
SUB LOTS "A AND 2! OF BLOCK 0, LIE DRoIr
PARK,
improved by two nearly new brick dwellings each Z
rooms and bath ana modern convensnces fronting
fioriua avenue. now conCrcted, and i.c.ng lEote
lsand. benz one Of the prettest ooks on orda
avenue. splendid opportunity tor invest ent or
obtaining comfortable ho.le
Terms: One-tAir cash balance in one and two years
notes 10 bearo Ier g nj interest. payable solI-an-
nusly ana TO Dc sc ured by deed OF presuts
sod CoEveyan 'IiiE, &c. at pun aser's Terms
to he compiled with In IL days, otherw right re-
served TO resell al ris and cost detau r aser
alter hve DAY advertisement such rcsa.o IN some
newspaper published IN Washington, ID. {.
DUSCANSON BROS,
oc1-dkas hucfI~nssrs
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ONE OF THE PRETTIEsr LITTLE FARMS IN
MS0HNTSQMEkl COUNTY, MD. OF ABOUT

F Mo5RNTTYs3 aSEEs SSTp1ATSTY, No. OF ABOUT
n I'VE MILL wrEds sElL On THE PREMISES on MON
O'CLOCK p NJ this nice little farm con nins- about
forty acres of land. less. acres Oh which
81 mics froia Nasnington, D. G.. ~ niles from
SSNer slring station ON old Bladensburg road. near
burnt Mills VIA 9TH street road and adsons the lands
OF besle heirs and o. o. II. p Clarke. The improy
mehts consist OF good dwel house of ten rooms
porch around the entire buildings All necessary out
puildlnxs. IN sood condlton. Also a good bearing
orchard, good grass. excellent shade and plenty Of
so9d water an elegant home fer any one. Also team
% horses WAGONS cows. pigs and crops. Everything
complete TO the farm
Terms; one-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest," secured BY deed OF trlsf on the
property. deposit OF 600 required at time II se
THOMAS DOML1NG 4 SON.
Ocl-Qts Au,.f1a
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d ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auct,on.ers,
~ $40 Pa. ave. q. v.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucs,oneers.
~ go Pa ave. q. v.
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE BY AUCTION
OF WALL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI URE,
CARPETS AND EFFECTS, BEING The EN-
I TISE S9NTENTs OF THE FIFTEEN-ROOh
10. 9ls H STREET NORTHWEST,
MONDAY, OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1851,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M,
COMPRISING
KNABE SQUARE PIANOf OkTE, PARLOR FUR
NlrURE, EBONY GOI.D-TRACED FRA MES
UPHOLSTERED IN RED AND OLD GOLD
PLuSH; NJ; Z. AND FANCY TABLES. WHAT
HALL HALL PIECE sS SOFAS AND LopNGE LACE
s TsSLE E4IkE k ShPfkTEh A MHa WARE
ELEuANr WALNUT N T. CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE. WALNUT wARDROBEs. ODD WALNUT
BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, CHIFFONIfR
FOLDING BED WITH HAIR MATTEESS
COTTON-TOP AND HAIR MATTRESSEs.
ABOUT n SETS OF SELECTED LIVE GEESE
FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS OF
sofEhioH eoAliHHffso
BRUSSELS CARPETS AND RUGS THROUGHOUT
'n THE HOUSE.
h ~ DECORATIVE PALMS.
LOT KITCHEN FURNITURE AND REQUISITES
The furniture in the above house is in elegant con-
dition, being well kept. and should therefore
mAnd the attention OF parties urn shing refurnish-
Ing, The carpets Of the best makes and In good
condition.
House open for inspection early on morning of SALE
kATCLIFFE, DAkR CO.,
ncf-d An
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THOMAS DOWNING son. Auctionee-
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF .I,iNCOI 81 IS

PROPERTY IN The VILLAGE OF LINCOLN"
BY virtue Of decree passed on the I'd o. oc;oier.
1891 by the supreme Cour, OF the Dstric; OF CO UNI
b. IN cause No Il l;,S, Eq. Doc. "a. Richard T. del
at public aucton, IN front tn- PREMISES on SAT-
UhDAY, OCIOBE.. SEVEN ! ENTh, 1851, Ar
FIVE c,CLCCk r. NJ. the toi.u wing Lots OF Land IN
the OH la subdivision OF Linco d. C. 10 w.t. Lot
nine 80 to sixteen ti6) ncius w. of seton one ID
escrlOeI Lioef 16A Il fo.lo IA a seu one o
the land r-cords OF Said Dstrict, improved by Ea
Terms OF sale: Onethri cash, Of which denosit Of
GOV must be paid at the time Of sale, and the
years resS tveiy, wit. interest from day of SALE
the deferred Payments To be Secured by ueed trust
ON the property sold Conyeyanc;rg and ord ny
purc haser Cost crl4s o Sale 10 be onlpIie with
n ten Cay teI salo property Will be ut cost
and risk o. purSlasgr - default.
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee.
oc6-d&ds 32l ~ n. W.
CHANSEEY SALE OF TEREE-sTORY BI.ICE
~ HoUSk No. los FIRST Strict NoRIHWI 81
h0I .3x2i Fl FL IMMEplAIELI NORTH OF
By virtue OF decree passed October l. 1891 by the
Supreme Court OF tie District Coumbia in cause
No II; ls7; equity docset p Victoria Broolne Ct a.
SIXTEENTH DAY OF tCTUBEE 1881, At HALF.
PAST ioUk oSIock p ~, lot s, in square 80,
Isl street west by 81 feet deep. and is
by larse. fneiy nit three-st ny brick house
two equal nsns o on a sni two TIVE ye
spectivey with interest fro cay % sale, AZ. cash.
at the option Of the rur haser. Tie deferred pay
sold. deposit 500 must he pa,u ct tine of sale
Terms of ssle to he comp led with in ten days rom
1ault ns purchaser Conveyancing and recordin-, at
cost OF purchaser. -
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. Tr1ssse.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auciionee si 20 eca
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

lon NlssIOAl "a Ca DID fOk ENE Al s1AIk
u sDd crrltory kotary and L. b. ColI4nlksionor.
ySO.L BEALl. ls<l a ~ n y.
In ofnos RON = N IN p-zs- -
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO., Auctioneers.

y ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINErEEfP STREETS NORTHWEST,
BY AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, We will offer
for sale in front of the premises.
SUBLOT so,
Fronting 20 feet the st. and running
back 100 feet to an alley. making it most desirable
building site.
Terms: Over and above an incumbrancs Of 8 COO
to be paid in cash depost OF S2u0 required at the
time OF sale Ii the terms OF sale complied
with in fifteen days from the day Of safe right
served to resell the property at the risk and Of the
dsiaaitins purchaser after tve days advert nent
ington. l.. e. All conveyancing and recording the
cost OF tie purchaser.
kATCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
oc6-d&ds AuctiOneers.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

WE HAVE rms DAY REDUCED Az eKz6Es
w Of Flour SO. per barrel
New YORK T. d. Potatoes, eoe. pr bushsl
New AApe slrup Just resolved.
White Clover Houex. 30c. per pound.
chosce Western onsona. 35c- per peck.
Respectfully.
". r. WALKER
ss2e3n Successor 10 7. II. Walker d.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc,,oas.r..
AT IA M r. ,r-rr x,.,-6 I...s - -.
VALUABLE nyILpISa LOTS on COLUMBIA

= HEIGHTS At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK ~ W. shall sell in front OF the rreInsee
lots and q. block "a. Columbia Heights stuated
near DR.. Hammonds new house Princeton ana 1.sth
streets. Fine OAKS the lots water gas ana sewer
AND within about square Of the new cable railroad
Terms One-thtrd cash, balance in and years,
with interest AMI secured by deed pronety
sold. SlVQdown on esch lot 81 time OF sale.
oc2-4t WALT K B. WILLIAMS Co Aucts
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
O'CLOCK p NJ. asr:S
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BICYCLES.

NOW Is YOUl CHANCE TO GET BICYCLE
We are selling our stock OF the celebrated Humber
and Warwick Perfection bicycles Tor less than cost
Machines that cost sl35 and sI4o for eco
THE WARWICK CYCLE COMPANY.
sel4-1rn 6ls 18th st. NV
WE HAVE IN STOCK
number OF Righ Crude. Solid Tyred whss,s 1t Low
figures Cor cash.
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In the case Of shipley ct al against @. h.
knight, in which the former sought to have
annulied An assignment Of judgment against
Foley on tho ground Of misrepresentation,
Judge Cox has denied the application for an
injunction and discharged the restraining or
der Mr.. knight in his answer denied the ale
cations and set forth the correspondence he
had had with Shipley with reference 10 the
purchase Of Judgment against Foley. Judge
Cox in deciding the case said that it dis
closed the fact that the defendant KNIGHT had
acted upon the records Of the court, which
we're equally open to examination by himscIf
and the judgment creditors, and there was
nothing to show that he bad Been Ruilty Of
other than fair dealing.
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneer..

y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucuonesr..
LARGE BRICK MA,sIoN. NO. go NEW JERSEY
AVENUE SOUTHEAST TO BE REMOVED.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
EIGHTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. We Will sell in front o.
the premises, TO be removed Il. days. vau
aoie brick mansion. No. $50 New Jersey avenue
east.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
oc2-dGdS Auctoneers.
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|RKoHEs MADE Br SECRETARIES FOSTER AND
RusK, AUDITOR HABERcoN, MEssas- PAUL
SCHULTZ AND SIMON woLF-GREAr KNTHU-
slAsn xxcITED-vAnIous AMUsEMxSTs.
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After the speeches had been delivered in the
great hall and the excitement of the occasion
had subsidized somewhat the main movers in
the proceedings Of the day adjourned to an
upper room and had banquet. along with their
ladies. Impromptu speeches wero made about
German day and its significance and there was
n jolly time all round. German WAS the
language OF the hour. as every one understood
the mother tongue, and no one cared whether
it rained or not.
The rain that did fall about o'clock was a
sad dampener on the hilarity in the grounds.
The folks scuttled for the hall and there their
elastic natures soon forgot the wetting and
beer and fun flowed together, the latter rival
ing the rain in quantity.
Indeed, it was enormous, the quantity of
beer that was needed to 20 around among all
those thousand Germans, and the busy proprie-
tor of the privileges of the place looked in
wonder at the huge mountains Of kegs and
bottles that kept growing. until the crowd had
begun to thin at II O'Clock. By midnight the
grounds were nearly deserted and then the
vari-colored lights began to blink out and Ger
man day Of 1891 was soon . thing Of the past
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1he Secretary said that Ihe was in a consider
. embarrassment Hslh accepted the in
fitation to be present because he wanted to
Isssify. 80 his spprseiatio3 Of the German char
cter. He had feared thAt . speech would be
}smsndsd, 90 he had sat In the hope that he might
'etch text from one Of 1.-THE other speakers.
ut - be did not understand word Of Gsr,
pan he vas 1t . loss for . slene. He spoke Of
- eArH life In Ohio, and mfnfionsd the store
xnsss tsadsd. A. esss !. ssors IN sho q
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