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superstitions Which the British Diplomat
Inherited From His Father.

Inherited From His Father.
The London correspondent Of the New York
Herald telegraphs: From his father Lord Lytton
had inherited not only an imaginative, but a
highly superstitious disposition. He firmly be-
lieved in his fathers power to hold mysterious
intercourse with beings not of this world. He
assured me on one occasion that many of the
incidents in '.Nanoni' and "a Strange Story
were real and not imaginary. The wonderful
ghost story called 1.-THE Haunted and the
Haunters," perhaps the most thrilling ever
written, was Also the late Lord Lytton be-
lieved, founded partly on fact.
He showed mo some horoscopes cast by his
father of the eminent men OF his day. l can
answer for it that they had all turned out re-
markedly accurate. Disraelis future was most
exactly foretold at the time when he was still
mere dandy standing about in Lady Bles-
sington's salon. In fact, his father believed
thoroughly in astroogy and would have liked
to try his hand at alchemy. but that was rather
too expensive pursuit for u man of moderate
resources.
The son shared most of these ideas. only he
was too wise to let the world see much of them.
An astrological spiritualistic ambassador might
not take tho taste of the public in the present
day.
The late Lord Iytton set himself piously to
the task of writing his fathers memoir, but
why that" he did me the honor once
to put that question to me. perhaps because
had a. the time just published some political
memoirs of historical importance involving
great labor and trouble
The answer gave was that he had been like
Robinson Crusoe-had built boat on a scale
which prevented him getting it into the water.
His plans were colossal. He printed nearly
every scrap of paper he could lay hands
The son could not bring himself to destroy
anything which his father had written. There
fore he was not the man for the work The
first volumes fell dead from the press, and the
work was never resumed.
Lord Lytton had his desire-he died in the
city he loved better than any other on earth.
l think he was half afraid of knebworth, his an
cestral home Although he occasionally lived
there he believed it was haunted by ghost of
peculiarly unpleasant character in the shape of
boy who came into your bed room and indi-
Gated the time and manner OF your death. A
celebrated man was once staying in the house.
On retiring to his room after dinner he saw this
boy He thought it was real boy and asked
him what he wanted.
The figure made no reply in words, but drew
us hand slowly across Its throat and fell back
into chair The guest ran toward it. but
found himself standing before an empty chair.
Not long afterward he startled Europe by
cutting his throat.
The Incident somewhat disturbs the serenity
OF the ordinary visitor at Knebworth House.
The late Lord Lytton believed that he had seen
strange sights beneath the old roof. Decidedly
he preferred the British embassy in Paris.
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1 AIIMEk a SLOAN. AuctIonee

4 AiihtI. q SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
kECEIvfR,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ASoSfbMasNb PRyPEGI SITpAIE -
IhREL FRAME DWtLLlNss o. GOOD HOPE
R Rt AN ,px A y VACANT &C LOT IN GOOD HOPE
18th day of November. 1891. in equity cause No.
1850. entitled Een Z. Gray ct al. vs. Eaiph L. Gait
et al. in the supreme Court OF the District of Column
bia. appointing John r. sherp-rd receiver in sad
cause and by virtue OF the certain deed from Een
Gray, Thomas Gray, George III Gray. hate N. Gray
and Ralph l.. ,iaIt to Joan F. Sheppard receive. a.
aforesaid, made and Iecorued the sai i!t Cay OF
November, 1881. il Iiper 1850. folio pa seq 0: the
land recors o. tie District OF CoIun.Da. wal eel
at pubic auction IN front - the Respective premises
on PA diuEsDAx. m. InsT DAY ~ DECEMBER,
1871. Coininen In ut til. nCur o. FOUR O'CLOCK +.
NJ. the follow property sitnate
town, county u Washington. - strut AFORESAID, ami
Unlontown as lots nuinter six huntiret. ans one
GOD. Sax nuna cd an two t,,J-O ni hunired and
nea- 1ayIor street hy Del n OF 80 is
improved conn OF table six room frame dwelling.
shJ soStsleL with the improvements thereon Will lie
IMMkDIAi Ely AFTTE that certain piece or par
NsshinEtcn. and known ard designated upon tae
ofhc.ai map plan OF GOOD II, ;.e Ei.l Park, On
NE IN the rveyof Office Of said Distrlct lot No.
two 60, containing >iA Thousand five hundred and
nlnety-two to,.b.:ID square feet ground situate
road
Terms on each piece parcel One-third cash. bal
Per arnum payable senI-anIuaiy) and secured by a
deed OF trust the proper sold, at The
option OF the pureisi-er. All conAeyancng ami re-
cordlnG at the urciicscr cost del 81 $50 VIII
lie required on each piece at the time sale, and
terms Oe not compiled with ia fifteen days from d4y
saie the receiver reserves The right 10 resell the prop
erty so in Getaut at the FISK and the deiautg
purchaser alter five Gays notice Of such Resale
B. 6 III The h'es Star newspaper OF Washington
Rooms ~ and -. lie Drot building, Receiver,
ST. IL
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Written for The Evening Star.

ritten for The Evening Star.
The Storm King.
Uast Monday afternoon.)
Over the river where the height
Of Arlington bcholds the sky,
The Storn-king in his rage and might
That afternoon drew nigh
As black and wrathful in his mood
AS ever by the river stood.
AS If in mockery of the pride
And glory of the city fair .
That nestled by the Potomac's tide,
Bright jewel rich and rare
lie paused moment on his path,
AS If to nurse fiercer wrath.
Only moments pause afar,
When swifter than an eagles dash,
Or meteor through the darkening air,
He came with sudden crash
And falling on the city grand,
Held it within his demon hand
flushed in moment all the sound
And tumult OF the city's life,
ASH Its pulse had ceased to bound,
In some dread hour of strife
Its thousands hiding frGm the storm.
Like frightened brood from falcons form,
Shaken beneath that mighty wing.
The city trembled fer while;
But rose again in joy to sing
And ny the river smile
The sform-king laundering on afar,
His legio2s mastering still for war.
But in one darkened home he left
The mark Of sorrow in his track,
One home Of life and joy berefr,
Struck By the tempest black
An humble home, but sweet and dear
As II palace grand were there.
The silver lining on the cloud
Has frightened ON the storm kings war,
The sympathy 80 deep and loud,
The help without delay
Sweet promise Of a blessed life,
The brighter for the storm and strife.
How soon the storm-king passed away,
His train Of thunder sweeping byi
How brightly shone the sun that day,
With not cloud ON highl
And some sweet morning We may say
How soon life's storm has passed awayi
~. 3. cuTu8IRF
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CHaNcERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL LsIAlE ON MISSOURI AyTNUE Bt-
IAEkN lHlEp AND -AND-A-HAlF
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS HuI 81
No 3sl. BY AUCTION.
by virtue Of aer-e Of the supreme Court Of the Ds-
M ~ NeiGnia Ia-sed the u II day u Novemtrr.
A. u lsli. IN equity cause l.rsSl docket r. where
~ Susl" I" White u comp ainAnt and samuel l. Phl-
~ a. are DEFENDANTS. the underssned trustees Will
80 on FRIDAY, the FOURTH DAY or DfCFM-
hth. a 1851. At HALf-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK
" ~ tht - liess- or Parcels of land lying and
ts IA "" CIT oi MsshlnstOn IN the Distrisf of Coz
uIihia known the w.s,sfnnoSt twenty i've t.,S,
ieet OF Lot numbered 90 and the hall q Lot
uitrtel seven "a. SQUARE letter.d
A, bcgluninr said PARTS OF lots al a poipt
on Missouri avenue distant twenty tour fest and sax
lrh"s y ~ inches) east from the said
alley TIE siu Point u Nesinning l-Aing center
We front Tine 81 sAiut aud running theme.
ine aral"l with said alley hundred aud
an Tour inches tlO, n = in. > thence westerly
PARALLEL 10 Missouri avenue two feet and
said aI~y twenty tive fs-i ana Two inen-s a. n, and
IA 70 ruhiic alley. thence easterly iIns Of
sau alley nifty on" lee; anu "Ehi inches COL and n
4he aDd al rlght with NJ avenue one hum
fed ana twenty ic~ nVe inches az
aN.hne Forts nine ie-i and siN inches lss u. and
10 the pace 81 beginning
Terms Of sac pr,sribed by the decree are: ope-
tnlrd cash. the haianoe IN two equal lmenfs.
payable at one ND aud - years trum the date u
sAe with Interest at the rate OF uil Ter per
snnnln secured by deed OF trust uIon the premise.
deposit 81 $50 20 LIS paid the property srrurk
On Terms TO be complied with IN niteen days
10 resell al the risk OF deia purshss.r
AIconVeyan'inS. reoordins. &c at cost VI the pur-
chaser
ST. THOMAS. Trustee,
CA BRASDENBURG. trustee.
no23-dSds 9l2 9Th st. NV
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers

/ AIIMEK sLUAN' Auctioneers
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATE On NINETEENTH
STREET BETWEEN G AND SThEETS
NORTHWEST. BEING No. 12O
BY virtue of deed in trust dated 18th day OF June
A. D. 1888, and duly recorded in Iiber lo44 folio Ji
ct seq OF the land records of the District Columbia
and the written direction the parties in interest
we wall sell at public auction in front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH iSyl. at
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, part of
LOT IL IN SQUARE 100,
Fronting 64 feet and 10 inches the west side of 10Th
street by depth of ~ feet. Improved by three
story brick residence. with back building and modem
inprov being No. TO 18th street northwest
THIS is very valuable property. Ia q good neighbor-
hood. no waste ground and offers splendid oppor-
tunity to inv estors or home seekers.
Terms: One-third cash: balance m one and two
years, with interest, and secured By deed OF trust
on the property. or all cash. All cofveyancing and
recording at cost OF purchaser. deposit of 500 Will
be required at time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with IN ten days the property may be resold at rsk
and cost Of deIauitlng purchaser.
ANDREW JAMIESON,l r-.
no26-6ts HARRY c. NHITING. I HasteeeL
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DARR & CO.. AUcTIONEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE, NOS. ZIG
AND 1llS NEM JERSEY AVENUE SOUTH
EAST AND Ills AND l117 SECOND STREET
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia bled in Equity Cause No l:,4Tl
on the 2lst day Of November. 1871 will offer for
NINTH. 1891. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots q.
in square fronting twenty eight feet seven inches
On New Jersey avenue and twenty-eght feet seven
inches on Second street. southeast Washington.
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance N euual install.
ments in two ami three years. with Interest at Il
per cent per annum from date. Deferred payments
secure by deed trus; tho property or All cash.
ut the option of the purchaser Al AZ the
cost the purchaser.
" sSs Mo & bbAHtIEf fTE9asMix1se Trustees.
no2S-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE. DAYS.
7 ATlMER Z SLOAN. Arctioneers.
i4@Ga

II
POSITIVE. SALE by cArAIoGuE OF FINE
DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSES. CoNpKIs-
i Gsb r rINh TEAM sINSt hn, hlk rs
FAMILY ASb brsINEss Hoi,sk- hSD ALL
MIL BRED. STYLISH AND IN fiSE coNDI-
FINE CARRIAGES AID HARNESS. COMPRISING
BkENsTER sIDf-BAR BUGtiI. A FINE
I;cART a TRENca DUR, IANDEM CART
s sFJs E e 3, poSbl.k HARNESS, THEE s. rs
Nrss iby HAHs skn HNE so fS Ss
iiyIkY, DiRIs saDDir. *. 40 ~ o6 Nils
tNn COM his vEKY -fAvoRsBIY wITh
o offr fksiNAis TENni IN TnS nlIT AHp
sECrkE GOoD AND sIYIIsH H6kSfs AZ
On MEDNEsbAY, pErEMBkh SECOND. 1891.
horse and csrriase sales rooms. 1881 snd lsEi -
snS ia M W al ba a., as, Lot o. hO
eity Ter many Years. conIrsing the following stock
No. !. MoEOCCo-bay eeldins. i yesr. ~, 4 hands
srH hy Maishoro dslasd 10y i'ocahontas l-ny, sec
mile IN l. ie and fun miie . ;siA not afraid q
snyth'ng good disposition, ear ~ hsndlcd by lady
No FRANK MiIKEStserre.. c ding. ; years.
4, Z hands sirsd ty Gen Hanceck he by Gen. Muls
Cay very quiet and gentle has trotted a mile n > as
splendid team. %Ses Vii tto S @t qSr S Ies
No. 8, CLiRh-Dark brown Mare. +. y,ars l5S
10; also the sire Of senator Conk ms with rccord
Of = 1872 hTst dam by Henckles Hsmhie;on.sn NO.
man horse and VIA trot mile IL , 10.
y 30 :. NESS-B acc la.anS reidinT, years.
loss hands, sired by Fields mont ttria mi e M
Isl. he b, Nnhers' Amont. hIst dam by Black
Dlckersons Plot lie hy Pilot Jr.. Second dam hy Tom
Srowder Darkness l. blood re alive Of Maud : and
Jay Eye See through has first dam Oliet and =, nj e.
and Sili make GOOD family business horse. has
paced mile in -. 30
Nos. AND &. ROBIN AND sNIPF-, very
iui rollers Have Sern used BY adde's aud Ell, r,a
Tor riding and driving Perfect pets. Can twelve
No. GRoNkE-A very handsome Kentucky bred
sad'tier. q years. l. hAnus thoroughly troLen 10
perfect picture.
Also a fEe r-cart, by D. N. lane & Son: steinho.e
tandem cart. by Wil.ian ID. Rodgers. fr~Ich uuke
H!th iootiuan seat nne s,ieisIr Brewster lu-gy
@ilh lo" ana shafts. laly pGaeton very fina
OF G"Hble and singie harness, lady saadle. gent
ssou e coacnIEan livery. AZ, &.
b--ntocA anu Neiiic.ss are now az the Port and
sl1o,eS New IOrk ave. lear til ~ a. W. where they
can be seen and thoroughly examined IN to ,laN Of
sale ms saie Is under personal sulervssiun and
We Will take pleasure Ia g.yE amy iniOrIa-
tioh OF trial OF the stock reyu-ss 10 day sale
,o, LATINA IA L SLOAN,
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Columbus VIII Probably Stick.

Columbus. Ohio, dispatch, sent last night,
says; Messis- Won der Abe Of ST. Louis. Phelps
OF Louisville, Hart OF Boston and Williams of
Chicago are in the city .oday in conference
with the directors Of the Columbus Club. j. is
announced that Columbus will hold her place
In the association The circuit for 1892 will be
Brooklyn or New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
~ 9Th and ID streets north ives,
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY o,
TWEEN AND STREETS


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
The EAST SIDE OF TWELFTH SThEkT BE-
IWEEN AND r STREETS NORTHWEST.
WAS HISGTON. d. C..
By virtue of deed of trust to US dated March 10.
A. ID. 1889. and duiy recorued in Liber 1872 folio 4Oj
ct sea- one of the land records the District
lumbla and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction in front of the
premises on MONDAY. the THIR1IErH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, AID. 1897. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. the following piece OF parcel of prop.
being lot No in Robert Cotman. aud trus-
tee. and James Adams trustee, subdivision, as re-
corded in Book W. T.. folio o.. OF the records the
surveyors office of the District nun
bered three hundred and nine COD, the saline fronting
u - feet on 18th street by depth % feet to an
alley. together with the in provelnents, &c.
Terms OF sale; Onethlrd OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash and residue in Twelve l2) and egh-
teen tlS) months with 90 per cent per
annuil. nteft ST payable semi-annually, for which
purchaser IL to give promissOry note secured deed
OF trust on the property sud, casn, option OF
purchaser Ii terms o. saie not complied with in
ten tlO) days from day of trustees resen the
right to resell the property at the risk OF deiautng
purchaser after ive days advertisement such re-
sale IN some newspaper published in Washington, ID.
e. deposit OF two hundred do lars (S.0UD will be
qured at time of sale. All conveysnclng and record
Ing at purchasers cost.
{. H. WILLIAMSON.
". T. EDMONSTON. Trustees
nOl4-eQd = n
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1'hOMAs DOWLING q son. Auctoneers.
u 6l2 Z If

CHANCERE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEkTY, No. 907 FOURTH STREET. NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed equity cause No. l:cti,
or the 18th day o! october, lol VIII offer Tor sale
on the premises MONDAY. DECEMBER sEVENIH
aud Peppers subdivision OF square 52. BEGINNING al
point on Atm street ~ feet inches north from the
north IA feet inches thence feet thence south
IA feet inches and thence point bexlnnlns
lnpr 5ed by comfortable two-story brick dwelling
Terms OF sale: 81, 200 cash. balance ia equal IN
by deed OF trust on the property. all cash. ct the
option OF the purchaser Terms be complied with
IN ten days the trustees ht resell NJ
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser after iye ays
advertisement deposit of tlOO required the time
OF sale All conyeysncing and recording at cost Of
purchaser. L. h. THOMAS, 4
GIG ST. n. W., I So
HENRY L. REH lrusSeeo.
no2i-dts $40 Eth ST nv1
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BROS. Auctloneers.
H. al, n -

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
- 18th and SITS. NV.
TEE VS. SALE OF LLEGANT LARGE BRIck
STREET NoRTHSE EST. "ANiASiA S
THREE FINE BuILDi mp LOTS ON TWENTY.
FIRST STREET. BETWEES Rand ssTaELTs
tsf assa yfp Y IS 81 x 81
n T. iS9l; at QuAkIEk-tAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p.
m =. ,'0 y L. LoTi T f f SQUARE 90
Of about II. ieet to alley and side alley
The nniroveneEts are an elegant BRiCK. Dwell
convenience having Ieen built about years ago
e see. e e nruse ~ .he northwest section. Can
DC seen any Gay 'fl'r 10 also AS
Each of these lots on ana y saqa an and
vary y, depth from - to 80 fcst to alley No
erins: one-iourtn cash. balance in one, two and
annually and to be secured by ueed Of trust on
premises soie or all cash. at option OF purchaser
der Of $500 REQUIRED on house M lot. and ESQ
on each OF tie vacant ios Terms TO be copied with
lt TO resell the property i'll DEFAULT at the and
ssnent Of such resale scns Ssbssd
in Washington, d: q:
noe4-dAd. 6GScaNsoS BRos.. xue tssei
IaTs 5S s KHdn2 f DEsIEABLE
S sGokkEThHsf NEAR foUErEENTE STREET
81 q the cSS'
the UNDERSIGNED will offer premises on
TUESDAY. The ElGHTu DAY OF DECEA BER.
lsOl. AZ HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lots
IA. 10 and 10. in William McLesn,s sub vision in
square north of square s4o. these lots together
have irCntage Of 81 ho feet Rhode Island avenue
aud nO feet on street. he frame dwelling now
standing on these lets VIII be sold scparatey.
Terms OF sale the LOTS One-trd in cash and the
remainder in equal instalt hts at and years.
bearing interest," payable selii-annually and secured
BY lien on the properly s0d. al cash. At the op.
ton Of the purchaser for the frame building cash.
cent tue lots and 10 per cent ON the buildin
aud the terms q y le are not compiled with IN ten
days the pro- erty may be resoid ulon
versenient at the rs and lost OF the cefAulting
chaser A daxr1m Of the property may b q the
SAMUEL = sHzpD, Trustee,
DuNcAnsox BROS. Anesiosssrs. n; So q; ala;
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PRQPERTY 31 a ST n ~ q AIiGrioS, -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY 307 q ST. NV. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust dated August a.
1881, ana recorded in Liber lfS, folio 3D. Ell SEQ
of the land the District Of Coiumba
and at the request of the party thereby we
viii sell at pubic ustion OF the premise. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBEk EIGHI III, 1881, at -FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. ali OF that piece parcel Of land and
premises situated in the city of Washington, in the
pistrlct OF Columbia. known and assignstd
lot No. in square numbered 5sq, contained within
the following metes aud bounds: Beginning for the
same At the southwest Of said in the line Of
y street, running thence east fifteen 5) feet 90
Inches and with the line street, thence north
sixty nine lob feet thence v~st fifteen 5 sig
90 inches to the dividing line between .ots ca and
three CD and thence south fc the line OF street. the
plnceoE bey1nn1ng with the improvements thereon
yerme: The pue haser nrSt truseof a 500
with interost and balance In cash. deposit Of 0sU
required u time Of sale, terms Of sale mot COM
pisa with N 10 days the ustsss res0rys the Right to
rsssh 1t s1sk ~ 50 6 s,srlnnx purchase.
'JAcKsox n RAIsTos, Irassss s
nn13-1S oun butld1ng.
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
81 L

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST
CORMEROf FIFTH AND STREETS NOktA-
MEST AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER FIRST. 1891, at
HALFPASI -FOUR O'CLOCK. We Will sell in front
OF the premises part OF lot I'D. square 40 'front.'
lny twenty iee street by d. pth of fty-seven
1eet on 9TH street. Improved rs a brick dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash, balance suit purchaser,
with interest, secured by deed of ths PROP
erty deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale.
nols.,-d&ds
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lHOMAS A. HvVER,t r-,,..,,
hoIf-eOd&ds JOHN I'll BEkI, Atus'ees


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRON TING NINTH STREET BETWEEN q
AND ID STREETS NORl HEAsT Al AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF tr,ist dated May III. 1871 and
duy recorded IN Ilher No. SI. loio 10 ct sa, of
the land re- ords OF tie District ~ Columbia. and the
request o. the holder of the note secured Thereby
VIA sell at public auction trout OF the PREMISES
MONDAl, NONEMDERI II III h, 1891, at HALF
numbered three CD a. IN sqIar. nuIubtrtd
nine hundred anu thirt, sight Cn). benniug 81 IA
street east - feet inches south dNidIng
between lots and > IN sdu square, and runni ug
thence south on said street is eet l.,
li19 inches 10 the east Ine OF sad lot 3; hrIce north
with said east line Is lee, and thence west ID rect
1lt2 inches TO the place OF leg .ling and proved ny
an old frame house
erMs of sale One half q the purchase money to be
paid IN cash. and balance ut six and twelve months,
with Interest and secured by deed trust proy.rty
soid. Situ ~ tie osted at lime OF sale. All con-
yeyancing at the cost oI the purchaser Real Estate
Title INSURANCE Company certificate TO title will
exhibited time OF
ALBERT f. FOX Trustee,
no23-d&ds $40 + St n W.
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/ ALFALFA a SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. BEING PREMISES No. 1928 l.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. BEING PREMISES No. l4sS
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY VIRTUE OF deed of trust to bearing date the
Sth day OF August 1887. and duIy recorded liber
40 2oO ioo 4oS ct seq. one o. the land records of
the District OF Counbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. we will sell ut puoiic auction
m front OF the premises on MONDAY. MOVE aBEK
IHlEllETH. 1891, AT HALf-PASr FOUR o., LOCK
+ NJ. the following lie scrit ed piece parcel OF land
and premises, situate and beng the city Wash
lngton. District of Columbia. and known and DIS
bnguished pa-ts OF lots numbered e.even q - and
tweiNe tIl of Davidsons subdivision square NUM-
bered two hundred and sixteen C!G), be-innI NIX Tor
the same at point l. ST. dist mt :ty-seyen CD
1tet and four a. lnces east from the northwest
ner OF saiu square. and rum theme fourteen
I'D rect and Two t) ncEe> thence sonth titty-une
col feet TO three DOT alley: thence fourteen
u4l feet and two (2) inches. ana thence north fifty
one nl) iee to the 20 Mt Oeg.nnlng, together wi h
the improvements thereon
Terms Of Une-thnd cash, balance in six and
twelve months. notes to bear the OF six
Co Per cent per annum aud 10 he ured 10y deed
trust on the property Sold il cash pit the
purchaser deposit OF 500 required It time Of
All cOnVeyanclns and II, ordlns at purchasers
II terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days from
the day o sale the trustees tie rght resell
the IN orerty at risk and cost defauting
alter hve days advert ent in newspaper pub
Hshed IN Washington, ID. e.
IHOMAs A. RvVER,t T-,,s,.s,
nOIt-rOdSds JOHN tIBtkT Atustees.