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Mems nightshirts. of light cambria, COO
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Results OF Yesterdays Racing.

At Gravesend. y. y: First race, 6 fur
longs-Kingston, l; Reckon, 2; Laughing
Water, s. Time, Lis. Second race, 81S fur
lonss-Raceland, L; Castaway II, 2; India Rub
Der, 8. Time, 1.5O. Third race, furlongs-
Charade, L; Madrid. 2; Hoey, 8. Time, 1.O211l.
Fourth race, IL miles--The Brockwook ham
dicap-Portchester, /; Strathmeath, 2; Terri
fer. 3. Time, 2.O9. Fifth race, * miles-Ben-
gal. /; Brita colt, 2; Lady Superior, 8. Time,
1.034. Sixth race, lie miles-Willle L., 1;
Arab, 2; Benedictine. 8. Time. 1.49.
At Gloucester, N. j.: First race, * mile
DunbartOn, L; Martha Washington, 2: Ratalpa,
3. Time, 1.22l4. Second race, q mile-Rhine,
/; Benton. 2; Frank s., 3. Time, I.56. Third
race. 615 furlongs-Paola, L; Chartreuse, Q;
Baltimore Ii, g. Time. 1.26H. Fourth race,
suri99nssFF Fit rS l. Adsir 2 Red Elm s.
l; Sam D., 2; Ed McGinnis. 8. Time, 1.5411.
Sixth race, "a mile-Flemington, l; slumber 2:
Corticello. 8. Time. l.34.
At Latonia: First race, mile and 20
yards-lnsolence. /: Grand Pa, 2; Tenacity, g..
Time, 1.4s. Second race, mile-Prince of
Darkness, 1; Fleur de Lis, 9: Reck, 8. Time,
1.i4]2. Third race, furlongs-Fauvette. l;
Strathmaid. 2; Lou Dudley, 3. Time, 1.O3L
Fourth race, mile and SO yards-Philora, /;
Little Annie, 2: Col. Wheatley, 8. Time, 1.46L
Fifth race, AZ furlongsmThe Qneen, 1; Lizzie
Lawrence, 2; Missal, 8. Time, 5715. Sixth race,
furlongs-Great Hopes, 1; John Wrinkle, 2;
Reticence. 8. Time, 1031S.
At Chicago: First race, furlongs-Zeke
Hardy. 1; Palermo. 2; Redfox, 8. Time, l.I5A
Second race, mile-Lena Frey. L; Ed. Loen-
ard. 2; Townsend, 8. Time, Las. Third race,
miie-Chimes, !; German, q; Bankrupt, g.
Time, l.43l5. Fourth race. ~ mile-Ormie,
l; Mary McGowen. 2; Noretto. 8. Time, 2.O91S
Fifth race, furlongs-Carlsbad, /; Ray s., 2;
Dolly McCone, 3. Time, 1.15s4. Sixth race,
II mile, over five hurdles-Aristocrat l;
Robin Hood, 2; Joe D., 3. Time, 2.23A.
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sc24-d&ds
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneel

sc-9-dSds Auctioneers.
THOMAS I. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LOTS, EACH
TMENrY-FDuk FEET FOUR INCHES IRON L
By DEPTH Or ONE HUNDRED AND Thirty
9EE rEhT t. Az ALLEY THIRTY,sIX
AND HANDsOME DWELLING. on THE
TMEEN DELAWARE Az NUE. AND FIRST
STEEkT EAST. OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
GRoU NDS.
By virtue of two deeds of trust recorded in liber No.
14o9. iolios 40 and Of the land records the Dis
trct Of Columbia and at tie request OF the parties
thereby re- secured we vii sell a spstl9n II Tont
1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following de-
seribed lots First part OF square 6S6 Beginning tor
the same at point on tie north line of distant
~ feet wes from the southeast said square,
thence west with said street n feet inches thence
north III feet to alley 50 feet wide. shown on
plat in the office of tue surveyor the said
n feet inches. and thence south l3l feet the
place OF beginning, with the improvements above
stated, Second Immediately thereafter, OF said
square 6s6 Beginning for the same at point the
north line OF street. distant Isl feet inches
from the southeast OF said square, west
with said street "A feet nches thence north l3l feet
the office OF the surveyor of said District in book L.
page Il, thence east along said alley "A feet inches.
and thence south LII feet to the place Of beginning,
with the improvements above stated.
Terms: One third cash. OF winch $500 must lie de-
POSTED each lot At the time SALE ba
in three equal install ments in one. two and three
from day of sale and secured by deed of prop
erty sold, will be taken. cash, option Of
chaser IL terms are not complied with in ten days
from Gay Of sale the property viii lie resod at risk and
tiseinent In the Evening Star All conveyancing and
THSs, II = IWIAAGsGAMAN,I Trustees.
seo5dSds THOs' L. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
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DIR. Mary Walkers Freak.

Or. Mary Walker appeared Monday night at
the home Of tie parents of Christie Warden,
who was murdered by Frank Amy near Hano-
yer, y. H., and insisted upon sleeping in Chris
ties room. Although she announced who she
was she was not believed. and her identity was
not established until yesterday, when it was
established beyond reasonable doubt by Prot.
James L. Colby and DIR. Earle OF Washington
ana by kilograms received from Oswego, n. Y.
and Boston Ii is not likely that she viii b,
liberated at present, tine feeling is general
that even DR.. Mary Walker has gone beyond
the limit OF endurance.
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TRUSTEES SALE on REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue o. decree PASSED 10y tile Supreme Court
OF the bl.trict OF COLUMBIA. IN Euuity Cause num-
D red l.os JOIN IA. ha.tyr 81 a.. Ellen A. Ia A.
81 Al. We viii on-r tor sale I'm an rCat
% tne re- peiNy Pre- Mss and The order
state,, ON MONDAY, I'M IMElFTH IAi on
OClobLn, 1871, at THLEE O'CLOCK Pm:
All the title OF the pArtcs said follow
IN nes r. ed real estate an Washington An
the District u Columbia. wit lnAl lots tire (yD
and iour 90 IN s9uAr- eight hundr d ana Ten fhlOl
tech tSl'D. o11inal lots sryel "a ana eight is1fp
SOU r. sigIt hun red and twenty t--Ul orsr na iets
I'VE 90 and six 90 IN eisit an forty
lful oyinal lot two - m ell Mt hundred and
ioftA three ts4 oreinai lot 81 IN squsre i-lt
hundred and forty i've s41l. orig lsl md
tree 40 IN square Ell ht hundred seventy
I). ORIGINAL lot tBD square hundred NJ
sew ntb siN nsO). inAl lot (l) IN
slA hundred and -snt lUOs). all square .in hun
Cred and twenty two ufez).
Terms Of sale: tnetnird Of the TurrhA-e money in
ASH one third Ia one Year and on.te years
from the day o. sale tie deferred Payments
cured ON tie property 80 d IN such may ie
approved b. tHe court and u Lear p-r
day OF OF tine iirc.s-r purchasers may at Lis
OF their oliiuu -. tle whole purchase ca..
deISst OF at ea-t So oOon each will required
at the sac All convey nj Q lie cost tIe pur-
chaser.
Terms Of sale 20 lie complied with IN nftepn DAYS
IRON day OF sale OF the property VAL he rssod the
MS and cost vi the deiaul tlng purchaser.
hENhA b. MAIIHEwS.
- - ia 1Jth It n. q.
se3o-dts 344 DIV.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.

hsr4 BE
TWEEN TRi MBCLI. STREET AND HOWARD
ANNE. WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
TTa1EkEE9N r CofNSSIS ~ 41, OF The P8WER
MATIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
By virtue OF q deed of trust. dated May the :,8th
A. d. 1917, and duly recorded among the land
records Of the District OF Columbia in liber 1893 folio
1917 ct seq, an at the request of the party
premises on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID.
1891, at HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the
following real estate, situate in the District OF Col
unbia. to wit:
Being part O. 4 tract of land known az. Mount
Pleasant and described follows: Beginning for The
same at the south corner Of the lot OF W. ID. Beal on
the Seventh street turnpike and running thence south
twelve and sixty-hve IL So hundredths perches;
perchss; thence north tweiv and sxty-five Q2 6J)
hundredths Perches; and thence west twelve and
slxty-vs ~ 30 hundredths perches; containing
ID acre. and being the same land conveyed in trust to
George W. Cissel by John A: Smith and wife, by
deed dated on the twenty ond day OF October. 1865
and recorded in ber T. NJ. II, No. folio 216 seq.,
OF the and records OF the District OF Columbia except
ing however theretrom the part thereof conveyed
the said George W. Cissel to Job Barnard. by deed
dated on the eleventh day OF Angus 1854, and
corded in ber 1897 folio S4y. OF said land records of
the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale One third cash. balance in one ID and
two 60 years. secured by deed of trust upon the prop
erty Sod and bearing interest at the rate OF per
OF hve hundred (JO0) dollars to be made at tune Of
sale. Terms to be complied with within fifteen U5)
days from Jay Of sale property will be sold at risk
and cost OF de1aultinS purchaser All conveyanciny
ED%AKD J. srELLwAeEN. Trustee.
A. P. PARDON: Trustee,
sel6d&ds 6l5 l4th 81.
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

IL bhOS.. Auct1Oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRIcB
aS6 UP N1I I'll sIHTE
WEsT; ALSO BRICK DWELLING AND L91
f$SrSSs ss55XffSSffsssTB EfgtE EIfk SSR
sSrh ASR s LOT N / REErs sct
AMP A LOT d on sTH STREET. BETWEEN H
Psss Of sov the M day yay
a1 fRiG SSIoBE 81 NINTH, 1891,
one hundred and htty-ve Q5 in the su ldiSis'on Of
square numbered five hundred and forty C56l. in
the SAME being improved by twostSry bricS house.
on the south side Of street between Third and -Four
AND on iHE SAME DAY. at oUARTER-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. part OF lot numbered twenty:
three C2:3), in square numbered eight hundred and
eightytwo ts said city OF WASHINGTON. beginning
q
north - feet. and thence east to the beginning, the
southwest corner OF 9TH AID L streets southeast.
ALSO
square numbered eight hundred and eighty (ss,)
in the city of ashing on Deginnin, foete
feet. thence west 40 feet thence south - and
S the on Rs
Seventh street between l. and ~ streets southeast.
numbered eight hundred and eighty Two lS1. in sad
city of Washington. beginning the ON l. street
~ feet from the northeast corner OF square, and
ming thence west ~ feet thence south 81 alley:
thence east 81 feet thence north 20 feet;
IL feet and thence north IL ieet to the beginning, the
same being improved by atwo-story brick house, on
the south side OF street between 9th and 9TH
southeast.
AND on SATURDAY. OCTOBER TENTH 1891.
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered
twenty four C2D. in George NJ Lancktons sublivi-
sion Of square numbered nine hundred and thirty
three Gr}3l, SAID city of Washington the being
improved by two-story brick ouss, side Of
9Th street between II and streets northeast
Terms Of sale each lot: Olle-ti,ird 90 cash. bal
in equal payments in and two years. with in
terest from day of sae secured by deed of trust
property Sold ali cash. at purchasers option. A
deposit Of 500 each lot required time Of sale
Convsyancing at purchasers cost. terms OF sale
not complied with in ten days the property will be
sold at cost and risk of defauiting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDAN, 4
$50 ~ street northwest; I r.,,.....
DORSEY CLAGETr. Arussees.
sS6-d&d Firemen's ms Co. Building,
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FUTURE DAYS.


REGULAR SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
HOUSEH0Ln EFFECTS. CARPETS, BEDDING.
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER THIRD. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell within and in front Of
our sales ROOM corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, large and we'll assorted collection of
Hous ehod Furniture Of every description, belonging
to parties making change in housekeeping, named in
part:
AANPs0ME SQUARE GRAND d , PIANO. ,D MAG
sTERED IN THE BEST MANNER. VERY
AH0L Ls II Plush ANb ,HAikGLSTl;
SUITE SUITES, WSAhtNTT Ut, ASP o OAK ExTENSl0N
CANT WALNUf AND OAK ChIFFoNIEks.
HkASS BEPtstEEAADS; HANDSoME G0HCH&S.
LLEGANT CRIB. WAINUT CABINET FOLD.
ING BED. WALNUT WARDROBES, WALNUT
FRAME PIER MIRRORS. ENGRAYiNGs. WA
TER COZ OES. Oil PAINTINGS. FIRE SETS,
BRASA TEs DERs; WICKLR PAhL0R SUITE:
BRUSSELS. INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS,
ZINE HAIR MATTRESSES AND BEDDING,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
Special attention led TO this sale. many of the
articles well kept and worthy the attention Of
buyers.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
ocl-2t Auctioneers
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOneers.
FUTURE DAYS,

G BENSINGER. Auctioneer
WARRINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
PEREMP Tory SALE OF HORSES MARES
MULES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS. HARNESS.
vii! be sold at the bazaar, No. $40 La. ave., SAT-
O'CLOCK
head Of FIRST class Western Draft Horse
20 head of Horses and Mares suitable Tor drivers or
light work anu several Mules
ALSO,
. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP
Eor the bureau OF engraving and printing one large
Brown Horse The particular attention Of buyers is
called to this sale.
ALSO
20 New and Second hand Carriages Wagons Daytons
Passions Buggies. Harness. &c. &c.
5. BENSINGER,
ocl-2t Auctoneer,
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CARHAnr 4 LErDr.
92S 18th st. and FOG st. nv.

New arrivals Of fall and winter dress goods.
4O-inch Atwood Cheviots, fall colors, at Soc.
yard.
81 and 3S-inch Atwood Plaids at SOC. yard.
3S-inch All-woo! Serges at 50c. yard.
45-inch Atwood Imported Henriettas at 60 and 75c
yard
4O-inch Atwood Imported Henriettas at Soc. yard
42-inch Canel's lair Checks at 65c. yard, fully
worth 75c.
3S-inch Cancels Hair. plain colors Blue. Green.
Browns and Garnets at 5Cc. yard.
50-ineh Ladies Cloth. extra values, at so, 75c 81
and Sl.2o yard.
great bargain in Gloria Umbrellas. 26nch,
twisted handles. with silver trimming. Black and
natural sticks. Only .9c each.
Stewards Linen thread. 100 yards on q SPOOL Black
White and Cream. Ony &c. DOL.
window ShaGes. ready made and made to order
Our prices are the lowest.
cARHAET LE1pY.
SEQ 92S It'll st. and FOG K st. NV.
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y ArcLIFFE, DAER a CO.. Aucuonesr..

TWO TMo-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
n NO. SIS, Noe; 10 AID IL STREET kokTH-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON OCTopER FIFrIf
AT five O'CLOCK. We will offer for sAls in front 81
the premises
SUB DoTs 81 AND -. IL SQUARE els.
Each lot fronting lS r,re. and runnine
Will tat width 10 an alley and improved 10
story and basein uTicK nou-.s CON alnlna ufne
ROOMS each. with all modern impTog ements-
Terms made known at safe. A deposit 81 $500 on
each house at sale.
se.S-dSds RADCLIFFE DARR a. co
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneer,

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
The COUNTY. on THE BLADENsBuKG
Road, ABOUT HALE A NILE from
BOUNDARY STREET. IMPROVED By DWELL
ING AND OUTBUILDINGS.
BY virtue OF deed o. trust recorded in Liber No.
1873, folio 3.2 ct of the land the
District of Columbia. and at the request party
secured tn reby, Will offer for sale 'front.' the
Premises. on WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER SEW Nth,
A. u. 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, the
described property in the county Washing
ton Dstrt OF Columbia, TO wit: All Of lot numbered
two 90 IN the Monastery subdivision Of the Hickey
estate containing seven t1D I'D rood land
more or less tosether with improvements. said sub
division In recorded IN Liber $40, folio 81 seq
the land records of the District Columbia, subject
however. TO Prior deed OF trust VI date
Tor three 50. O0U) Thousand dollars.
Terms OF sale: Purchaser TO assume the trust for
$3OuO. balance in cash Terms sale be complied
with IN twenty days the property will he r-soId
pnrchsseps cost All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. 900 TO be paid at time OF sale
Ed IN Is. HAY,
se26-dSds WILLIAM X. BROWN , trustees
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II ATcLIFFE. pARR a CO.. Auc,,onc-r..
~ itlU Pa. ave NJ .

RECEIVERS SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
nlOhlSI's ESlABLlSIIMENI, INCLUDING
hOhSi :. AOONS. hAkNESS. a.. No. IL ID
MD. An'
IS. virtue OF desree OF the supreme Court af the
bstrist % COLUMBIA pissed equity N, l.Es.2
Wherein Euene Cadluus comp ainant aud Franz VI
Do slano ~ defendant. tile under ,ins iv-r ma said
use Viii proved 10 sell by the ai,oN.
lrsinlsss On NEDN tsbAl. I'M SFNEN1H DAY
" oI IObEh. A. u. 1871. All tI.ENEN O'CLOC X
a the entir~ contents the well noWn hot hous.,
40. Isls ST n ", m said city. = large
as-ort ;ient OF House and Decura; III. PInufs wbt
NIL be sod n lots % suit also horses NsKuns and
Harness. and on lHU kSDAl. 1HL kgtsHl a DAY
% o., OSroBEk. 1881. ct HALf-PAsT TWELVE
pOLoCh NJ, I viii offer for sale at the sresn
houses, lANDoNEk. ND. ON d. AND r. X n,
Al the hhtnres. inc uding STEAM PUMP. TOOLS
SOAl tAbOL 1 p TONS. lLONS, a..
Terms cash. a. Trescrii ed by the decree.
Parties dssIrlns attend tile sale nj Iandox.r -
'AAe the iI;so train. returning al :bS D
se29-dSds 4io I'm ~
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Yale's first foot ball game of tine season of
1891 at New Haven, Conn.,, resulted in a victory
over Wesleyan by score of % to 0. Time of
play, one hour. By the new rules the scores
this year will be smaller than before and Yale Q
game was almost entirely rushing one, while
Wesleyan did considerable kicking.
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To Mark Rebellion's High Tide.

Col. Bachelor, government historian Of the
battle of Gettysburg, is at Gettysburg to super
intend the erection of tablet at the copse Of
trees on Cemetery ridge, which has been de-
signed 70 mark the "hish tide Of the civil war.
The dedication will take place during the fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01

VIM. E. Gould Of Portland, who entered the
Maine state prison five years ago on q ten
years sentence for embezzling while cashier of
the First National Bank Of Portland, left the
prison yesterday, having been pardonsd by
President Harrison.
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~ 9TH and ID streets northwest.

~ 9tn and ID streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF oNE-TENTH INTEREST IN
COOKE PARK" CORNER OF WASHINGTON
AND ROAD STREETS. WEST WASHINGTON.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No 1870 folio GO ct seq. the l. nd records Tor
the District of Coumbia and at the written request OF
the holder of mote, wall oner for sale at pub
nc auesion on TUESDAY. the THIRrEENTH
O'CLOCK T: NJ. in front Of the premises. :
ground in quare ll2 formerly oooke Park and for
the deed from Henry D. Cooke and wife to Msh,oD
Ashford and John hidout. trustees dated June Ia, A
D. 1886 and recorded june -. A D. 1856 Ldi,er No
llSO folio 24o among the land records OF DIS
trict Of Columbia. and 70 winch referenoe is hereby
made for tu1 description. and which were known as
lots TO Is inclusive and 10 TO "a inclusive Of Bels
SUBDIVISION and now included in Ashford aud Riout
tr1stee spsc,vison Of lots in square IL formerly
Terms 2. s.ie Sold onetentA Of sDdnenn-
brance OF Sl6OO1. due January = lss one-hsii cas
balance IN one yeer note TO bear per ceni interest
payable sen-annualy. and to he secured by deed o.
trust on property sod. al cash. at option Of pur
chaser. deposit OF $500 required at time Of sals
Conveysncing, &c. at purchasers cost Terms
complied with in ten days otnergse trustees
right to resell ct risk and cost Of aptns purchaser
after hve days advertisement Of such resale anne
newspaper published 10 Washington, u. c.
ssas-d&as JOIN T. ARMS. Trustees
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TkusTEts' SALE or NAIUARLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN Union ruMN, A. G. II N Ark
A. The Co6NEh or AoNkOE AND Bt-
OFFICE OF pTGAN tBCTLER,

Ogg 81. n "
NAIuA hl.E BIuDlN9 SIR ON THr NORTH
sipt ~ fLoklDA AVENUE tFrWEI.N SINl a
AM stNENAh LhtE - NORTHWEST
Al AUCTION
on II LsDAh AFTERNOON. sFPTEMBER
IMtNtl-NiNIH. a. tlNE O'CLOCK we vii OF. "a
Tor "a q. 81 fusa
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UNdOMAS OOWLlNd & Son. AUCT1ONEERS
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.. AND A LARGE A.
SORTED COLLECTION OF OTHER PERSON Al
ErFECrS. AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS, Penn.
sYLSANiA ANtNUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET, ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER THIRD
1881, AT TEN O'CLOCK,
EMBRACING IN PART
TWO HANDSOMENEM CHERRY SUITES, WILTON
6THER NV AND 4 KUMsEkM OF nsN sEcos siS
HAND SUITES, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNiTHiF
DINING ROOM AND OFFICE FURNITURE WAT,
NVT n AND o ,s5,,l snlppEBoARDs. tx: TABLES,
MA AZ r., SNE ORGAN HEATING AND
MAZE. HANDSOME OIL PAINTING, WAaD.
ROBES BOOK CASES So
cgAipETs. Ai"
CHEST OF CARPENTEka' TOOLS. COMPLETE
OUTFIT.
-. ALSO.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, HORSES. CARRIAGES.
HARNESS, &c.
ALSO
ONE DONKEY, FIVE YEARS OLD. SOUND AVN
GENTLE. SUITABLE FOR LADY OR CHILD 10
ALSO. FOR THE GOVERNMENT, HoRsEs
THOMAS DONLlNG & son,
ocl-Ss AuctiOHeea2
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Il MARRES InHNSnN
hUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoncers,
~ Nth and ID sts n w.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND SEVENTH STREETS NokIHEAsT.

TKUSTEEs, SALE OF NALUABLE IMPRoYED
PROPERTY ON STREET BETWEEN SIXTH
AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By NirIu of certain deed of trust bearing date
November IL A. ID. 1855 and duly recorded LATER
numbered 13+.' folio 4+0 seq. OF the land re-
cords OF the District OF Columbia and at the Of
the parties secured thereby. Will sell pubic
ton. In front OF the Premises, on MONDAY, THE
TMELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER AID. 1881 AT
HALT-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
described piece parcel OF Land situate the city
Westminster. District of Columbia, being sub io
IN square No sJ0. OF the National Capital Investment
Company by Samuel W. Currden, treasurer. md
Oliver Cox. subdivision book No. IL. page ll9. to
sether with improvements thereon
Terms o. On--tiiird casn. balance in three
equal miscellaneous six 90. twelve Cl) and eighteen
OS months. to be secured by purchasers note bear
ing interest At per cent annun interest payable
semi annuay, and ured by deed OF upon the
property sold. or all cash. at purchasers option.
deposit of 800 will he required time All
conSeyancing and recorIing at purchasers cost.
Terms VI sale TO be with in DAYS
erty will be sold at risk of defaulting purchaser
q. ID. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
". l.. kDMONSTON, Trustee.
se"6eod Office 800 9Th 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-01
FINE Two-sToRY DOUBLE RESIDENCE
WITH MANsARD ROOF.
NO. 1881 o ST.. GEORGETOWN. d. O.,
AT AUCTION

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SIXTH,
1881, Al FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises,
We shall sell
LOT 40 IN SQUARE as,
Having front of 81. 81 Io0 the north side Of
U St between I'D and 34th, improved by a handsome
two-story and mansarG doub dwelling. with all mod
cru improvements. Will back building; cellar under
entire building: LARGE cistern in yard everything in
perfect repair; being No. 1891 ST.. Georgetown d.
T. 1his is very valuable property opposite tie hand
some I, slcence OF Mr. TEos. E. NayEamaa and in the
most desirable section at Georgetown.
Iepus; One-third cusn, balance in one and two
years, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust All conNeyancing and recording pr-
chaser cost 300 DEPOSIT required time SAFE.
Terms OF sale to lie complied with fifteen days IRON
she day Of sale.
Title perfect.
LATIMER SLOAN.