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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS fok NAVAL surrLIks FOR HE
y Msshington navy y.ra-..Novenlt,sr :. lssl.5
snppnss foo the Maslinston navy yard. 70 b
bureau provisions and clothing, Navy De
psrcsnsIs N wsssinxS.SR Y c until TxkLxE
1891. and PUBLICLY opened immediately there
is a,. No ure ai .itinl xs1ans,s r
coal. foundry steel forxlngs. &C. The srtcIss
conform TO the standard and the usual
nAyaa inspection Blank propos~s will be Furnished
upon Application TO the commandment Of the navy yard
the navy pay once. Washington. TO the bureau-
The attention OF and dealer invited
lie bids all other tinsx Icing equal decided
The department reserves the rht waive defects
10 REJECT any all bids deemed aavanfnseous 10
the government. EDWIN STEWART. faynIastar
General. US. Navy. nol0slAu2u
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Fire Among The lamp. Cigar Makers.

An extensive fire occurred in Ybor City, .
suburb of Tampa, Fla, yesterday afternoon,
where the principal industry is cigar making.
The hre started in small hotel in the center
OF the town and spread rapidly in all direc-
tons. The fire began at s in the afternoon
and at o'clock last evening was still beyond
control. and assistance was sent from Tampa
Two hotels. one boarding house, three bar
Der shops. four bar rooms, four restaurants,
SIX grocery stores, six dry goods stores, one
drug store, ono shoe store and the market
house were entirely destroyed by 8 O'Clock.
The loss will probably reach $500, 900, and the
insurance will reach half that amount. Most
OF the residents Of the suburb are Spaniards
and Cubans.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


wealthy London merchant gives the
Of his business success as follows; Il
feel happy when / am advertising. for
n know that, waking or sleeping. 1 have a
strong though silent orator working for me;
Tone who never tires, never makes mistakes. and
rho is certain to enter the households from
which, if at all, my trade must come" To
secure tho services Of such an agent as this
snrewd merchant referred to, advertise in THE
EVENING STAR 1t is reSd by everybody In
Washington
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1'Hos. Z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON STREET BETNEEN
NoRTHMEsT; On 1wENTY-FlRsT STREET
BETWEEN l. AND NJ STnEE1S NORTHWEST
AND IN ALLY TNENIN-SIX FEET MiDE
81 WEEN III kTEENIH AND tOU RTEENTH
AND AND W SHEETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF three Ids of trust recorded respest
ivey, IN Liber No. l4.S Ioio 41:i. Liber No las
folio 1i and Liber No I5iS folio S59, of the land
records Oh tLe District OF Columbia sell at pup
nc auction. m front OF the premises. TUESDAY,
NOkEMBEk sEALNTEENTH. 1891, AT HALF
PAST THREE O'CLOCK T. NJ, lots tSS and o. in Mary
v Bunnel's subdivision OF an SQUARE 80
plat in Book L. folio o. records OF sur
yeyors once District of Columbia. improved each by
q brick dwelling.
Immediate y thereafter on SAME DAY at OUAR-
TEX 10 FOUR O'CLOCK i. NJ, will sell at pub
c auction. in ront the PREMISES lots lSe and l:I
IN Ionnel and Leeds recorded subdivision lots in
square Id. each improved by brick dwelling being
IN alley 20 rect VIDE, between 18th and l4th and
and St.. ".
immediately thereafter. on SAME DAY, at FOUR
O'CLOCkP NJ. We wi sell. at public auction. in front
OF the premises. lots s3 and ~. in Vim. H. Degg.s'
subdivision OF original lot az in square 100 per
paI recorded IN book ~ page 81. of the OF
surveyors once OF said District improved by brick
dwelling and stable.
Terms to each of said lots: One-third cash, Of
which deposit OF 800 must be made each lot at
time OF sale; balance in tnree equal nstalments
SIX. twelve and eighteen months, which notes Of
purchaser. bearing interest from day OF sale and
cured by deed of trust property Sold will be taken
or ali cash. at option OF the purchaser All recording
and convey ancIng purchs cost II terms
compiled with days sale the
serve the right TO resell at the risk and cost Of desu
ing purchaser after eight ays' advertisement.
i H ~ P1ii e sMsAGGAMAN'i Trustees.
T. L XAGG AMAN Aucrioneer ual=dkda
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A Vcritable Female Fiend.

Ayoung woman named Bertha Lawrence,
residing in Chicago, was the victim OF an I'M
provoked assault by which she will lose one of
her eyes. She was entering a dry goods store
on the South Side and at the door was met by
Sophia Schmitshen, one of a notorious band of
thieves. The Schmiishen woman had a few
moments before committed IA small theft in The
store and was Fastening out to escape detec-
ton. Finding Miss Lawrence in her way she
commenced TO use her fists and nails on that
persons face, bruising her severely and scratch
ing out one OF her eyes. The assailant was ar
rested
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Internal Revenue Commissioner Mason has
issued instructions that manufacturers of to-
bscco in marking the gross, tare and net
weight Of packages Of tobacco should include
in the gross the full weight of the package and
all its contents. The tare should include the
weight Of the pail, lining. covering, &C., so
that the tare subtracted from the
gross will give the net weight Of
the tobacco contained therein and
should be exercised by the collectors to pre-
vent foreign articles Of any kind being in
ciuded IN the packages. practice has grown
up, which. he says, Is on the increase, by which
manufacturers have included in statutory
packages many foreign articles. This practice
ne orders discontinued. A package Of tobacco.
ne says, means q package containing tobacco
and nothing else.
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A WEALTHY wOMAN's SECLUDED LIFE.
She Leaves a Fortune of Over One Million
Dollars to Be Disputed.

She Leaves a Fortune of Over One Million
Dollars to Be Disputed.
Mrs. Mary A. Toomy, an old and very wealthy
widow, was buried at Pittsburg yesterday after
noon. ID. II. Toomy, her husband, died some
twenty years ago. leaving an estate valued at
half million dollars. Since then Mrs. Toomy
has lived the life of a recluse in the very heart
of the city, surrounded by the crudest COM
forts and wearing the plainest clothes. Her
ample fortune of over $1,000, 900 would have
permitted her to live life of luxury.
For the past eleven years she has occupied
rooms with a family on Grant street. and has
been considered by all who knew her to be OF
most eccentric turn. She had always decided
adherence of wills, and frequently stated that
she did not think Christians should attempt to
say what should be done with their worldly
goods after they had no further use for them
She said the disposition which the state would
make OF her property would do her very well
She has half nepbews and nieces who will, in
all probability, indulge in a legal contest over
the fortune.
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BRooKE, STAFFORD COUNTY, Va, Nov. z 1891.
While 1 sit here in nv home situated on one
Of the commanding hills for which this county
IL celebrated, and with your starry paper be-
fore me this evening. my thoughts 20 far into
the past Then The STAR was a tiny abeet.
il has kept growing until now it has grown
from g small STAR into Q very large one. II
only proves that brains and push will over
come any obstacle So much for The SrXR.
Now let Us say something of this section of old
Virginia q hope soon it will be new Virginia.
Tor what Is wanted Il brains, push and not
much money!. This county is classed as one
Of the poorest in this state (there certainly
are great number Of poor people residing
here. and nc wonder the land Is barren. 1t has
been titled and tiled. all taken of and nothing
put on-eorn eternally. Nature seems mind
fu OF the fact and has stored in its hills border
ing Its valleys immense beds of lime in the form
o. marine shells: here they have laid and here
they now lay, awaiting TO be used on these bar
rem hills. &c.
UNDER THE HILLS.
Here also on this land beneath these hills lie
immense beds Of iron ore convenient TO rail
road and water. From an inspection of this
ore shoTld judge it to be of the highest grade
Pboth from appearance and weight Fuller
earn, oI when terra Gotta pipes are made, is
also very abundant here, and doubt not but
what coal and coal oil can be found if searched
Tor Let some OF your capitalists aud men of
Ipush come down here and investigate. AZ to
health. there are residents in the niueties Who
have lived here almost from childhood We have
pure air, pure water and plenty Of corn bread
anu nah lou people In the city have too many
Injuries and you don't get the pure air and the
pure water. You can't get people here TO drink
water from Aequia, although It is almost ALWAYS
As clear az II spring. The business men in WASH
shnuiI
o.d Stafford and make a new Stafford of il.
They can read The STAR every evening. and il
Will come promptly, guarantee. IL one ENJOYS
cunning We have Wild turkeys, cartridges.
ducks, &c You can sail in Acquia Creek BAY.
beautiful body of water some two miles wide
and nye miles long. and out in the Potomac il
you 50 desire, and the fishing is excellent when
seasona0le. By
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Judge Zane, in Salt Lake City. Utah, has
rendered judgment escheating from the
Mormon church for the benefit of the school
fund under the Edmunds- Tucker act of 1887
the tithing office, the historians Office and
church farm. This Is specific escheat after
the s. supreme Court decision affirming
the validity OF the escheat law and general pro-
ceedings hereunder.
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Was 1t Paymaster McCIure,s Mon.xs


At Pine Ridge. four miles from Wilkesbarre,
Pa. party OF boys, while playing in the woods,
found a satchel containing 5000. The detectives
are OF the opinion that the money found is q
part of the ''Red Nose Nike plumber after the
McClure-Flanigan murder. 1t was found par
TALLY uncovered a short distance from the
roadway and near the scene of the murder of
the paymaster and his assistant.
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A dispatch from Paris announced that
rumors were circulated in the French cap
ital regarding alleged revolutionary at
tempt at Athens to overthrow the DYNASTY of
King George. No confirmation of the report
has been received and the whole affair. at the
foreign office this afternoon. was said to have
originated with a sensational news agency
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
Nv gu Pa. n N.

e ~. .
SATURDAYS SALE.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERB
COLLECTION OF NEW AID SLIGHTLY USED
FURNITURE,
CARPETS, MIRRORS,
PIANO LAMPS,
~ PIANOS, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FOUR
TENTH, 1891. at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at
our sales rooms,
E.0 Penna. NV,
large collection of household goods comprising:
PARLOR. CHAMBER,
Library, DINING RON AND
OTHER FURNITURE. &c.
SPECIAL
LARGE CONSIGNMENr OF HANDSOME
PARLUR LAMPS,
ONE LARGE MANrEL MIRROR,
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M,
HORSES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES, HARNESS. TO-,
AT OUR MART,
$50 ST. wv,
In of main sales rooms
Stalls provided
For horses aw altlng sale.
RADCLIFFE, DARR l. CO.,
noI2-Zt Auctioneers.
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Helen Hunt Jackson's Grave,

10 n. E,3ito- ~ IN. Evan;n- s.a,
AZ 'ne 1"a'o' " 4ne hsehin- star;
Referring to Mr.. Chapman's communication
in Wednesdays STAR on the above snbiect T
want To sav that "A an .sc;ra- NJ Me- Ja.h-
.o, "a -. ao~;..,,. :, MS. '".A
.0n anu one oesirous Vi seeing que respect PAID
70 'ne numDiest OF the dead, am glad that the
remains Of that lady have been removed from
CHEYENNE mountain and deposited in a CANA
tery. where the grave can he nronerIv carad
for. even though the greed of a land shark was
required as an agency to bring about that re-
suit
When. last wear. visited the nlace where she
was first inferred the condition of the Grave
MINGLED feeI;ncs of sorrow S,serst ~ ; .aGse
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The Homeopathic Institute.

Dr. Kinney of Patterson. Nj, DR.. Dudley Of
fhiiadeiphia and D-. Smith Of New York, the
president secretary and corresponding secre-
tary respectively of the Homeopathic National
Institute, we-e in the city yesterday making
arrangements Tor he meeting OF the institute
here nsAs June.
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Thompson OF Glouce ser Indicted Apa,n

The grand jury of Camden county, n. j.,
yesterday found two true bills Of indictment
against Billy" Thompson and the Duke of
Gloucester stands in imminent peril of his
liberty. He has been indicted for keeping
disorderly house. as proprietor of the South
Jersey Jockey Club and for selling liquor on
Sunday.
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The death Of Col John n. Glover, one Of the
most prominent men of northeast Missouri,
has occurred in Knox county.
Dial Hawkins, champion bantam weight pu-
gilist Of the Pacific coast, knocked out Billy
Donegan, also Of Ban Francisco, in eight rounds
Wednesday night
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ATiMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers,
~ 1400 st.. near u. 8. Treasury.
IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR
FURNITURE
AT RESIDENCE 1870
CONNECTICUT AVENUE

BEING THE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS ORA
fohAEk F9E H MINISTER
rv,c, UNITED STATES.
TuhkISa CARPETS, RUGS AND PORTIEREa
SOLD MAHnGANY siDEBOAkD, WITH MIX.
sSSiT2nY5,rr c hfv TARLE RIdLAR EXlEN-
GaAIRs. FINE AssoRMENT 81 PARisiHS
IINNiSA nr AMD GLASS MARE !THIs CHINA
MAJ MANNTEL MIRROR fARL0k FTkNiTuRE:
InNLAD CAB NET, SILK BRoCATELLE Win.
poWs PRAPEhI. VERY HANDSOME CERRA
OTnEk CLOCKS. BRASS FIRE IRONS. HAUL
Hu6N1TuRE MASSIVE MAHOGANY CHAN
1E6 fUhNlTURE (WITH FkENCH PLATE
AthHUk2, MAHOGANY CAIFFONIER. IN
LAID TABLES. LEATHER-COVEhED LIbRARY
fUkNlTURE; WALNUT AND ASH CHANHE6
SEIS HAIR MATTRESSES. TO0ETHER NTH
On WkDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER KIaHTRKNrH.
l6J at re9tdence No. 1870 Connecttcu1 avsnus north.
West We shall sell, ct TEN O'CLOCk A, NJ. n e.
lcepuonslly nns colection Of household effects.
nolS-ots LATllk6 3 SLOAN, Aucstcneosa
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Il AIIMER d SLOAN. Aucnone.r..

SSoNAL RKSfERTf or HOTEL. IA NoRMAS;
hYI SHEETS NokTHNR { j, wasHiN sf
guy 2; Ss INStuDlNG TWO DfNAMos
By OF the decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. holding equity for said
As amended BY an order ssSe November IL ISL. ,
the cause Of Horace NJ Cake asainst Elmer Wood
ana NTH M tine rroyslSns Q, he deed q s,
C. Heald. which recorded m IAbsr No. l5-s. folio
80 ct SEQ. one Of the land records OF the Dis
We, the undersigned; Is trustees, viii sell al
Bp0 Bay OF ire NSpf 9S BIEspAb s
Two O'CLOCK 7 NJ. ON the premises of said Hotel La
erty by said DEED Of trust and referred 10 n tue
schedule thereto appended. Sad furniture and
reeSr IN hbr o % Sos a. tn ,hs 10th n
cusiye OF said land record said furniture and personal
a,ea on the northeast corner of 18th and streets
part OF Parlor Suites bed hoom furniture Mirrors.
Port eres. DIyans, Turkish RUGS. Iron and Brass
CARPETS Tete-a.t.e Sets. sofa BEDS Recerseu Glars
and other furniture and personal properly belongln.
This sale prescribed by said decree 10 made sub
leet 70 Ie pr,or and paramount night OF Mary l. Me
ton Mclean. decreased under the lease from Washing
the 9TH Gay OF Deceniber. lSss winch is recorded in
Llber 1866 folio ia ct seq. said land record
the Stn day OF Decelnber. IsSs. IRON said Horace NJ
Cake TO Brainard n. Warner and Augustus =. Nor
OF SAID land Records which provides that the fur
mentonsi deed OF truss ar 10 remand .n . ,o I H.,
said premises. Hotel Ia NorInanoe security ior the
become due under SAID lease ami suuI.t 40 IN. trns
set forth IN sad IIber 1896, ioo l02. said de-
Inc properly will be sold bulk and not in detail
pi sale; ash pay able upon the ratIiicaton OF
the sale by TIE court deposit of $3.50 the
OF the furniture and other personal property TO be
forfeited il the purchaser shall comply With the
terms % sale, IN which event the reserve the
sso 10 fesei ~ tine rSe M cost 1 thu eisulting
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ATTORNEYS.

George w. kERs
Warrington, ID e. Central building. oth and n svo.
PATENTS AND PLNsIONe.
Letters patent caveats and tradsnaArks procuro6-
Sovt claims prose- Pensions ootained coesu1se-
ton on ala legal matters Tres charge. ssll-1n
CAMPBElLcARR1N0ToN .ATToRNEl-AT-LAW
SNecster Law building. sos ID ~. y anhkhgton.
DC hesaosncs. 4S3 4 &. n a.
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no5-dkds
7 ATIMER { SLOAN. Auctioneer1

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT WITH IMPROVE.
MENrs, COkNEk OF NORTH CAROLINA
AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
op IagkspAI AFT1KNooN., NOVEMBER
NINETEENTH. 1891. at HALf-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premisss, We shall sci
the following property. to W.T. Part Of original lot
in the city Of Warrington. district Of Co uinba.
included in the metss and bounds BEGINNING
south seventy.sevsn cd fsst and four tD inches
line between said lot ana lot eight 90; thence north
westwardly along sad line IL feet inch TO the south
line Of North Garoiina Ia feet inches to the
place OF beginning. together With the impro
thereon consisting OF lar0 fralue DWELLING This
valuabe corner !0 contains 045 square feet. and
Nor cs.Snna and tsnnsyiy.ni. svsnuss. 4th ana
Terms: Onsth1rd cash. the balance IN ons. two and
thrse yee q PER ccP. securs ny aeso q trust ON
time q sAis Al ecnvsysnclhg and recording ~ the
LAx1MER + SLOAN.
no1od&41 Auce3onDn
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II ATCLIFFE. DARk co., Aucrionesr..
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE FoUR.sToRY


BRICK sToRE AND nwELLING. No. 3I3
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NOITHNEsT.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in liber
l43 folio 81 CT seq. one OF the land the
District OF Columbia, and al the request the party
secured thereby. will offer for sale public auction
in front of the premises, MONDAY AFTERNOON
Nu .N,t sdXT6ENIH. A. d. 1891, Ar HALF
PAST the folio wing described real es-
tate. situate in the city of Washington of Co.
umpia. 10 wit The southern part berd 81
teen l6), in reservation numbered (lO) said part
having front Of tweny o) ieet on Pennsylvania
avenue and running back with the wi III to a
depth OF seventy OOl feet two CD inches being the
hber No. S94 folio 80. OF the lsdd records said Dis
trict, together with the improvements consisting OF
large four-story brick dwelling and store No. :s4S
tennsyivania avenue north west.
Terms: subject to deed OF trust duly recorded in
Lbtr l43, folio 61. for 50. OOO. per per an
mum. payable semi annually. nve years from Novem-
Der q. lisa the balance to be paid in cash A de-
post 90 required the time Of sale II the terms
Of sale not complied with in ten days from the
day OF sale the trustee reserves the right to resell tine
property at the risk and cost OF the efaulting pur-
chaser after hve days advertisement such resale in
some newspaper published In Washington, D. c. AN
conveyancing and recording At the OF the pur-
kXTCLIFFE, DARR CO., A'"''ee'
Auctioneers. no5-dkds
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FUTURE DAYS,

M TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SEVEN
~ TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, will sell in the
bazaar. No; $40 La ave-. l Handsome Dun Geding.
Horse. bright bay. 10 hands high sound kind gentie
and splendid driver; Sol Saddle and Driving Horse
1Ms stoek was shipped here from the north and il
worthy the attention OF purchasers Can seen pre-
vious TO day OF sale at stable 9Th and sts n W.
nOlS-G b. BENSINGER Auctioneer.
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ALSO

The CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE RESIDENCE
REMOVED TO OUR ROOMS FOR CONyEN-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
To he SOLD at our auction rooms, l4O9 G street,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH. 1891, at
TEN O'CLOCK.
N.B.-Consignments received up to hour of sale.
Saturday in the future be our day Tor regular
sales.
am. nOl2dtS
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N hoMAs = MAoaAMAN. Heal l.ta,s Aac,lon..

L hShhS L. "AooAhhN. Real Estate Auctione~r
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FIVE 90 Two-sToRY AND
BASEMENI BRICK DMEllINGs, WITH THO
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDINGS. ON y
sIREET BEIMEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In IAbsr No.
$50. ioio S OF the land records Of the District %
COLUMBIA and at the request VI the party thereby
cured We Will sell AZ public auction. Of the
premises. on MONDAY. NONEMBEk SIXTEENTH,
1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. lots IL. ri. 81. us
and da IN the subdivision Il part VI lots and A.
square o0B. pat IN hook l6. Pare ~ Of the
records OF the surveyors Office Of said District with
the lmIroyenielIts above stated.
Terms One-third cash, OF which eco be paid
on each lot al time OF sale and the balance thres
equal Instai nents IN twelve and eighteen months.
Tor which the notes Of the purchase bearlnE
rom day OF SAFE and secured by deed OF turt prop
erty sod. nall lie taken. all cash. option pur-
chaser. IL terms mot cOmpied with In nfts<n
days from sale the trustees the right ree
the property AT the rIsk and cost the d-1aultiu
purchaser or purchasers. All conveyancins and ~
cording Will be at purchasers coat.
Ihos T. MAGoAMAN.l rru.,..
j. W. PIl.LINO. irostsA
THos. L. wAGGAMAN
NOS dads Auctionssa.
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II
ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN d SIREEr
AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue of deed of trust to US bearing date the
14th day Of October. A. d. 1886. and duly recorded ir
Liber numbered liza. foiio l5O OF tine land records
OF the District OF Columbia, Will sell at public
auction, IN lront of the PREMISES, on WEDNESDAY.
the EiuhTEENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D.
1891. at HALF-PAST FOUh O'CLOCK L. M Ali
that certain piece parcel OF land the city
OF WASHINGTON District of Columbia, being tie north
II inches front by the depth OF The original
lot numbered Z, IN square numbered S3l, together
with improvements, &c.
Terms Of Onethird cash. balance in three eoual
payments. payable in six go, twelve ) eiy
ls) months, with interest at six CD per
num- interest payable sent-annuaily and secured y
deed OF trust upon the property Sold all cash. at
purchasers option. deposit hundred dol Iars
"a 100 wall be required at t,pie of sale. Al convey
anc.ng and recorung at purchasers cost Terms OF
sale to be complied with in ten O) days. otherW Use
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
the risk and cost o. defaultinx purchaser.
BRAINARD H. WARNkR.l -.
no6-eoj GEORGE T. ENMONS trustees
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~ JlU Pa. ave. n ".
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF
EXHIBITION PLANTS OF
CHRYSANTHEMUMS.P PALMS, &c, &C.,
Having been removed 20 our gal eries from
MISSES. WOOD 1AhD LOTHhOP'S
WHEkE THEY HAVE BEEN EXHIBITED
By MR.. +. W. BULGIANO.
The WHO'LL COLLECTION TO BIZ POSITIVELY
SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH 1891
AT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
AT OUR GALLEElES,
$40 PA. AVE NV.
no11-3t kATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts