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LANsBuReH 4 BRo.

TRIMMINGS.
You know we keep
all that is stylish in
Trilnmings. As soon
as new ideas are intro
duced We have them.
Our prices have
always been as low as
any ones never
more.
These came today:
Silk Heading, 10. I21s. Is. 20 and
25c. per yard.
Jet Heading. L., 20 and Pc.
Silk Girdles. all colors. 40 and SOC.
Fancy Gimp to match any shade Of
dress goods.
Black Silk Gimp. . inches wide, pc.
Silk and Mohair Sets. S9c.
Black Rope Fringe, $1.2o. 81. 80.
81 70 and $2.75.
Steel Medici Collars, e1.
Fancy Girdles for evening and CALL
ing costumes. ell and sIo.
NEW LEATHER GOODS.
Leather Pocket Books and Card
Cases combined. 25c.
Dongola Leather Purses with dou-
BILE clasp, 39c.
Seal Leather Pocket Books with
Card Case, I9c.
Seal and Russia Leather Pocket
Books with paten: catch, SOC.
Seal and Fancy Leather Card Cases
in Black. Brown and Tan, SOC.
Seal and Gondola Leather Card
Cases. 9Sc.
Seal and Gondola Leather Card
Case and Pocket Book combined, in
Black and Tan, CSC.
Genuine African Dongols Card
Cases. handsomely finished, S1.5O,
3l.9S.
Fancy Card Cases and Pocket
Books, in sets. Brown and Light Tan,
9Sc.. Si.9S. $2.2l
Handsome Genuine Seal Leather
Pocket Books, with sterling silver
mountings. in the new shades to
match the dress. S29S.
The Magic Revolution Coin Purse,
very simple and quite q novelty. 25c.
SPECIALS IN OUR TOILET
DEPARTMENT.
3Cakcs o; Old Brown Windsor Soap
for 1Oc.
COOPEE's MARVELLOUS PHOs-
TEEN 70: chapped hands only 14c.
per bottle.
TETLOw'S GOSSAMERE pow
DER only 19c. A pair Of carriers given
away with every box Of Powder.
PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE, an
elegant hair tonic: small size bottle.
o0c. large size. SIC.
RUBIFOAM, = DELIGHTFULLY."- fra
grant and hea.thful liquid substi.
tute for tooth powder, only l9c. PEI
bottle.
CoLGATE'S THEIORoMA or Fu-
migating Waters. 25c. per box.
IN OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.
100 dozen Muslin Corset Covers,
high and low neck. French seams,
buttons and button holes. IKE.
High Square Neck Cambria Corset
Covers. clusters of fine tucks
down front. long waist. finished
seams, &c. 25c.
High Square Neck Muslin Corset
Covers. Hamburg around neck, Poe.
Surplice Neck Muslin Corset
Covers. henstitching aud tucks,
nicely made, perfect fitting, :,1hc.
High. Low and Surplice Neck Cam
brio Corset Covers. Soc. T5c., &c..
Csc. to 81 80.
FINEBLACK SATTEEN WAISTS,
six box plaits back and front. belt,
high full sleeves. turnover collars
and cuffs, 1925
BLACK SATTEEN WAISTS, trim
med with fifty-two fine tucks back
and front. high full sleeves. Price,
q As, Sl.15.
And thus through the house are
many new things waiting to be adj
mired in every stock. II you would
only come often we could acquaipt
you with the goods as they arrive.
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FUTURE DAYS,
I ATIMER { SLOAN. Auctioneer..

l ATiMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT WITH IMPROVE
MENTS, CORNER OF NORTH CAROLINA
AxENUEAND FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
NINETEENTH. 1891. 81 HALf-PAsT TOUR
O'CLOCK. IN front Of the premises, shall Sc 1
the following property. to wit: Part Of original lot
nine cd, in square seven hundred and ninety-two
l1s2, in the city of Washington district OF Co unbia
included IN the following metes and bounds BEGINNING
at the northeast corner of said lot and thence
south seventy 90 feet and four ca incecs;
thence west 20 the Inc Of said lot and the
line between said lot and lot eight tS) thence north
eswardy along SAID line IL feet inch the south
line OF North Caro- ina avenue and thence along SAID
Lille Oh North Carolina la feet inches the
Place of beginning together with the improvements
thereon. Consisting 4 large frame dwelling This IS
vainaoie corner lot contains Ol5 square feet and
Is admirably situated for residences stores facing
North Carona and Iennsylva ANA avenues, 4th and Z
streets southeast, WITH iu.l view of iarye PARK
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one two and
shfee Years ar per cent secured ~ qeea OF trust
the property sod. deposit OF 500 required the
Tine u sale. All conyeyan and reeordin the
Cost of the purchaser.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN.
nolO-cSds Auctioneers.
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FOR NERVOUSNESS
UAe Horsford's Acid Phosphafo.

DR.. w. c. HANscoNK, Minneapolis, MIMI, sayG
u used II In case Of acute rheumatism. during
convalescence; the particular symptoms l wished
10 relieve were sleeplessness and nervousness and
the results were all 1 desired"
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NOS Onnce, ~ Loulslana ave. a. y.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARE = CO.. Apctiouesra
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE FoUR-sTORY
BRICK STORE AND. I,MFIIING No 24g

IkUSlEES SALk VALUABLE fOUB-SIORI
BRICK STORE AND. DWEILING, No. 343
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE NoKTHwEsT
By virtue q deed Of trust duly recorded in iiber
1888 folio 2!1 ct $50. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby viii onsr ior AZ: 4 ps.!ie suction
NOyEMBEk sIxrkEkTH, A. .. 1881. AT HALF
PAST loUkOCLoCK.thsfo folio wing described real e.
tate situate In the city Of Washington District OF Co
lumbts TO wit: The southern part lot numbered sis
teen 6 in reservation numbered ten tlO), said part
having front Of twenty CD isss on Psnnsylv.ns
depth Of seventy l50 feet two CO inches. being ne
sHnue proPery descuoed IN . deed duly recorded In
lbeE No. 8z. folio 3 Of ths Add records said Dis
trict together with the ilnprovsments consstipx III
large four-story brick dwelling end store. No go
kennsyivania avenue northwest
Terms; subject 70 deed Of trusf duly recog<sd IN
Lib~r i434 folio 80. fog - QUO. psr cent pG an
mum, payable semi annuAlly, ave years from XSvem-
bsr q 16k9, the balance TO b pad in cash. "A DE-
post q 900 required q The time Of sals
81 sale are not complsd with IN ten days f1m ths
day OF sale the trustee rssrvs the right % r ths
propsty at the max and cost Of the dsfaulsir pur
chaser after i've days sdysrtsssmeat Of such 80 IN
some uswapaper puutshed in Washlnsfon. u. @. All
conveysncing and recording 1t the cost of tie pur
el ssHTcIxrrK, DARE CO.. o"AAA' 1880
AuctsosssA npsAAds
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I ArlMkR q SLOAN. Aucuoneers,
iAoe q ST.. NEAR U. 6. TREASURY.
CATALOGUE SALE.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
RESIDENCE
mo. 1880 NINETEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND

Superb Brocatelle Suite. including Extension sofa
tfour pieces). Finely Embroidered Cushions 9 num-
Der Of Lamps in bronze and japanese porcelain
Piano Lamps, Turkish Carpets and Rugs throughout
the house Gin ne preservston). Very Artistic Parlor
Furniture In separate pieces Leathercovered Turkish
Library Chair. Solid Mahogany Gard and Center
Tables, Superb Sang de Beuf and Japanese Porce-
lsins and Brics-brac. Superb Sofa in silk plush and
brocatele two Turkish Side Chairs, silk tapestry
Fancy Stands and Tables. Very Handsome
Antique Mahogany Hall settee. Antique Ma
hogany Table. Secretaries, Couches, Antique
Hall Glass and Umbrella Stand. Brass Fire
Sets (some very old, Very Elegantly and Artistic
ally Finished Oak Chamber Suite with French plate
mirror, Artistic Antique Oak Chamber Suites Lie
giant ChiGonier. Very Massive Solid Cherry CHAMBER
Suites with French plate mrror) Ash Chamber ur-
niture. Splendid Hair Mattresses. Zine Feather pl-
lows. Handsome Dining Room Sine tcoirp ising solid
Mahogany Table. Antique Mahogany Sideboard. six
Mahogany Dining Chairs, with Russia leather cover
ings). Mahogany Corner Cabinet. Eegant Cut Glass
Ware Fine Table Decorations French and japanese
porcelains, Kitchen Requisites. &C. &c.
The entire the above elegantly furnished
residence No 1880 Nineteenth street northwest will
be sold at public sale by catalogue on THURSDAY
MORNING. NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1881. COM
meneinx at TEN O'CLOCK. This is an exceptionally
fine collection Of goods in all of its departments and
should command the attention of parties desiring
nrst-class articles.
The residence will be open day prior 70 sale for in
spection from a. m. until 4 p IN. when catalogues
can be had.
LATIMER SLOAN.
no6-dts Auctioneers.
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c. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
". L. EDMONST0N, Trustee
nol0ao Ofhcr sLAy ~ N AT n ~
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

VXTALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
ExECUTRIx's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
BEDDING. WEARING APPAREL. BOOKS. &C.,
BY order of the Supreme Court OF the District of CO.
lunbia holding special term the 18th day June
A. ID. 1881. shall sell at public auction at the
room Of Walt. b. Williams Co.. corner lOth and
Pennsylyanis avenue northwest, on THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER TWELFTH. A. d. 1891, at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the personal effects of
Mary Glare Panneli. deceased. named ~ part
WEARING APPAREL. &c.
LUCY NJ HUNTER. Executrix.
no9-:st WALTER b. WILLIAMS l. Co, Aucts
TIHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1:Sj
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of of the supreme Court OF
the District OF Co unibia PASSED N equity num-
bered ETA, docket 81 sis offer for sale public
auction, IN 'front.' Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, al that certain piece OF
parcel ground lying and being in the city OF ash
inxton. District Columbia and distinguished On the
ground plat thereof part Of lot H. square rs
described as follows; Beginning for the same the
northwest of said lot and running thence south
p feet thence east "a feet inches thence north ~
feet and thence west "a feet inches to the place
sistng Of q comparatively new three story and cellar
press-brick front nouse.
Terms OF sale. preserved by said decree, e fol
lows One-thir.t cash. residue in two uai payments
est to lie secured by the Of the purchaser and
deed OF trust the property or all cash, ut option
purchaser deposit OF SjU required time Of -,
All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost
serves the right rsadverse and sell at cost and rsl
CHAS ii. CEAGIN, Trustee. 3oI AZ NJ NV
THos BOWLING son, Auctiineers. no4-dts
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NhHle,
Place of business, =
FIXING THE DATE.

FIXING THE DATE.
The committee then took up the considers
ton Of the time of holding the encampment.
Chairman Edison submitted q letter from Maj.
H H. G. Dunwoody, giving a statistical his
tory OF the weather, temperature and rainfall
in September and October for eleven years up
to and including 1880. 1t was shown in this
that the first ten days of October were "a de-
grees cooler than in the last ten days in Sep
TENDER and that the last week in September
showed a greater rainfall.
Corp. Tanner said the encampment should
be held the last week in September or the first
week in October.
Maj. McElroy remarked that 4S per cent Of
the q. A. K men were farmers and the date
should be fixed with view to their con-
venience.
Corp. Tanner moved that the committee rec
ommend the encampment begin Tuesday, Sep
Mr.. Woodward said many G. A. R. men were
engaged in wholesale and other commercial es-
adjustments who took their vacations at the
time OF the encampmeut and suggested that
their convenience required the encampment 10
be fixed prior to September Is
Mr.. Dingman said that all the Massachusetts,
delegates that had been here had been unani-
mously OF the opinion that the encampment
should not be held until after October /.
MIR. Staples said that early in September the
city would have more difficulty in caring for
the visitors. Many homes would be closed, rs
their owners would not have returned to the
city, and the hotel men could not obtain
walters in sufficient force, as the walters were
then engaged at the summer resorts.
Gen. Ordway suggested that the date should
be fixed so as not to conflict with the dedica-
ton exercises Of the worlds fair in Chicago
october 2. That event, he said, would attract
many people to Chicago.
OCTOBER II DECIDED UPON.
MIR. Parke moved to amend Corporal Tan
ner's motion SO as to fix October II as the date.
Mr.. Britton said that he thought it would be
beneficial to the encampment to fix October IL
as the date. great many people from the
west he said, would come on to Washington
after stopping at Chicago.
Corp. Tanner having accepted Mr.. Parke's
amendment the motion amended, fixing
october ii AS the date. was adopted.
1t was agreed that Chairman Edison should
submit to the G. A. Il. committee the letter Of
the hotel men, statement by Col. Wright OF
the accommodations committee and a state
ment to be prepared by Chairman Parke OF the
transportation committee.
Chairman Edison suggested that he could
secure the city hall for headquarters for tine
communicative chief and the various depart
ments.
On Chairman Wines nomination Thomas j.
King. Adam Geib and Gen. Butterfeld were
added to his committee on decorations.
The committee adjourned subject 10 call.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,


I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctionesr,.
- sl4os @ st.
Closing Sale by
-. CATALOGUE
VI nne assortment Of the pSst exquisite sorts of
FLONER ROOTS,
Consisting Of
Double and Single Hy zrinths.
80. Narcissus crocus, Tulips,
Lhums. hanunculus. Scillas, Anemonea,
Iris. Snowtrops,
- 10 which has been added new lot.
IN WEDNESDAY, EVENING, NOVEMBER
E,LEvENIH. 1851, commencing At SEVEN O'CLOCK,
At our auction rooms. we shall sell the above cOnsgn
re being the last sale of the season. DIRECT
MOIST LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers
THAT VERY DESIRABLE UNrMPRovEp PROP
ERTY ON SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THIR-
TEE EN TIL AND W STREETS NORTHWEST AT
OK WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
O'CLOCK. We Will SELL. Is FRoST OF T Tan
I35
Said lots front 100 feet on street from corner of
said square to 12foot alley by % feet Thirteenth
street making seven eight beauti ul building sites
without any waste rear ground.
Terms easy aud made known az sale.
noI-& I1ArIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers-
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Nv ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ERONTING On NEW JERSEY AVENUE BE.
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST. Al
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TENTH, at FOUR
o&OCk r We shall sell, in front OF tie property.
lots nuniDered and eight west BIB,
eah lot having 70 feet front. running back the average
depth OF about o. feet to an alley.
IHESE LOTS AkE ADNANTAGEOUSLY SIT
LATED. DESIRABLE SIZE AND SHOULD CON-
MAND The ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
Terms OF sale: tne-ha.f Cash balance IN six twelve
anu eighteen InontIs for notes bearing interest from
day sale and by deed trust ON property
sod. SoO down on each lot Wen struck on. All con.
veydnclEg, g.. at pur, laser's cost Terms to he
comp led with within ten day rom day of sale.
noo-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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The Convention Has Extremely interest
ing Session This Morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
lHIs AFTERNOON.
nUNCANBON BROS. Aucuoneers.
~ 9Th and D Sta n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN THE NORTHMESr SECTION OF THE
CITY. BEING PREMISES No. 1704 NINTH
STREET AORTHWEST-AF FINE LARGE BRICK
DWELLING. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated May Is. A. d.
1889 and duly recorded among the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. in L,ber No; 1885, folio ,sl
ct and at the Of the holders the
secured thereby. VII sell at PUBIC auction. in front
81 the premises, on TUESDAf, NOVEMBER TENTH.
described piece parcel Of land and premises situate
IN the city Of Washington. District of Columbia. and
known and distinguish shed and benny lot cred
ninety. Oh, in MatingJ and Wilson, trustees
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred and
sixty-three Css, per pat recorded in Lber W. b.
M folio 49, OF the records Of the surveyors office of
the District of Columbia, together with the improve
nents thereon.
Terms of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in three equal instsllments respectively
in one ID. two GU and three go years. with Interest
payable semi annually at the rate of six go per cent
annum, secured by deed of trust the property
sod or all cash. At the option Of purchaser deposit
OF 300 will be required at time OF sale Ali convey
ancng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms of
sale TO be complied with in ten days from day Of
sale. BRAlNARD II. WARMER,
oc.D-d6ds Surviving Trustee.
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- AICLIfFE, DAbk & CO.. Aucroneers.
~ G20 Pa a.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITCRE AND EFFECIS CONTAINED IN
DsELLING No; l1to SIXTH STREET NORTH.
WEST. COMPRISING IN PAkl: DECKER
BRoTHERs' CRAM SQUARE PIANoIOkI L.
sT9oL AND CoNEk; BGoMN hEP PARLok
FRENCH PLATE. OVAL FRAMES. GOLD
TRACED; NJ. T. AND OTHER rAbLLs. WAL
NUT NJ 4. CHAMBER SUITE. WALNUT EX-
TLNSION TABLE. BENT WOOD DINING
CHAIRS. HALL RACK, REVOLVING CHAIR.
KOChEhs, fEATHLk BEDS. PILLOWS AND
B0LslEks, BEDDING. SAkPErs AND MAT
IINGS. &c., Sc.. By AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, 1891. beginning at TEN O'CLOCK. We
VIII sell AZ the aIovenaeL Residence all the furniture
contained therein and parity mentioned.
Terms cash. EREDERlCk HERBERT.
I. ID. DAILY,
no9-3t Administrators of Estate Of Ameiz Herbert.
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7 ATIMEk 4 SLOAN, Auct,oneers.

I ATiMEk SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
VERY VALUABLE MPRoyED RESIDENCE PROP.
EHIY IN QNE OF the BEST AND MOST
Pt SLkAL At t9GAIio Ss1S or ThH Hsrf At
sfREET; SEEAE siViSfEESfH STREET iasHf
1877 &hhhkr SSHEessh Il oa
known IS No. ITO st. being the 3 feet
Lot 26, in Square III.
having depth Of about o. feet to an alley with the
r.siasns: w os 1'
Terms: one-,ou,th cash; balance in one. tw' and
saI @ or i1 sss
end recording a. cos, o. puTsLaser depos,. 9, $40
in hitsen days irem sale THIS is splendid oppOr:
'H' to obtain hns rs''a*nff R!HEfEEiI SLOAN.
no4-dkds Auctioneers.
r AIcLlfFE. DARk a CO.. Au .,m A.
VALUABLE AND DEsIEAsLE TWyo-sI3RY AND
S xse, IS II ASR Tenth srREETs NORTH,
H. fEI5RSo9 Tuh Soy 6i1aR
will otter for sale. in front of the premises. by pub
n0 -''"'s SUB LOT III IN SQUARE $685.
Fronting ~ feet 3 inches on frsnsh street with .
g 81 % 1ss to :s
tanning sx rooms. bath and conereted cellar and all
Term. q sale: Two thousand Ave hupdred doars
81 on ps!
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit Of 600 to
be paid at the tps Of sale Terms to be complied with
AZ S,yi ~ ns cna
nS s:o ss Il iHs pARR CO., Aue..
RATCLIFFE. DAKR CO.. Auctionssz1
bEslRAB5E sEaSK sPY M i ne l2sS
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
ELEVENTH. 4 AALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. NJ
| Part of lot D
L Square :sS3.
Fronting 90 fest inches L street and runnina
| back o. feet to an alley.
Th. property II in Of the best sections Of thu
north west. being two lines Of street cara and
should command the attention Of parties search
| IN investment.
\ Terms: One-foursh cash; the balance in one. two
and three psr cent. secured by deco Of truss
on the propsrty s0id or Al cash. At te option Of thu
sale II ths terms Of; sale complied with II
fifteen days from the day Of right reserved 70 re
se the property st toe rsk and cost Of the dsfeu!tns
purchaser. after hve days advertisement Of such
ssis n some nssspapsr Yubisaed IN wsshn,ston, p
c. All csnveyancing and recoEns ct the cost OF ths
purchaser. UATCLlffE, DARK CO..
J uot-dkds AucttonoerB.
: 49,. .
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

AOSIlON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Gro ". srloksrr. Aae'ios.y.io
PEREMProRY SALE or VERY VALUABLE LOT.
FRONTING 80 FEET on STREET NORTH
WEST. ADJOINING THE CORNER OF GIN
STREET.
win offer ,cr ssls in froni O Che rr-mi--. on
PAST FOtk O'CLOCK PM. All " lot !. in square
4o6 said lot frontns 80 feet ct between st6 and
Isrm. q sale ons.th,rd cash. 6alAnc. IN on. and
s,se ant sss q T
trust on the rorer. sod 60 a. cash At the oTt,on Of
Of sale. Terms 70 be complies With IN hI,esn DAY.,
no7-5t' Austlonesr
THoMAs 4 wAaeAMAN, heal Estate Auctions-r.
TRUSTEES SALE or FIvE 90 Two-sruRY AND
si SITE n sEINfnS \ riSsf ' AND f naHSS
By 'ir;ne % desd 81 trust recorded N lAser 70
coGnss and at the Quest Of the .riy th.ry 81 ~
Snss Ne Nil ssll pulls sls,,3p "A rpni q re
isei At E1uR o'cnock p NJ. lot. ~ dd,S.. ~
and ta. the subdivsion 81 part 81 lots and 4 IN
reSrs The @ ssr IN o no.. o. .S ID 6 s % WITH nh
'he mlrovetnetts above stated.
on sach 10, at tune sale and ID. three
,or whrs t e,s.s IN ~ tws,e and e,1l,een mSnihs
,r1n aay Q. sac and secured by deed prop
chaser. II terms arr not r,nn.i With IN nfs.an
days from sale IN. reserve the right 60 resell
s sST hasa Hr nr,6.seTs Al ana
Nv fiIIiNS' Trustees
,o.,.,. fnos. T. wA3aAMAN.
Anfffta
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They should, he said, do everything they could
to show the veterans that this was not true.
After some discussion resolution was adopted
requesting Chairman Wright of the COMMITTEES
on accommodations to prepare . circular Civ.
ing the fullest information possible regarding
the character Of accommodations, rates and the
number that could be accommodated.
FINANCIAL CIRCULAR.
A communication was read from Chairman
Lemon Of the finance committee requesting
that Charles Flint and A. 8. Taber be added ia
his committee. These nominations were ap-
proved. Capt Lemon stated also that his
committee had prepared blanks to be sent to
the subscribers of the encampment fund al
follows:
hereby subscribe - dollars to the Grand
Army Of the Republic national encampment
guarantee fund, 1892 and agree to pay the same
to the order Of Geo. E. Lemon, chairman COM
mitee on finance, as follows: First installment,
Upper cent. heretofore paid; second installment,
10 per cent, on or before January l, 1892: third
instaiiment, rs per cent on or before February
!, 1892, fourth installment, rs per cent, on or
before March 1, 1892 fifth installment, rs per
cent, on or before April l. 1892.
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II THE SUPREME COURT OF IHE DISTRICT
on COLUMBIA,

y The SUPREME COURT OF IHE DISTRICT
Oh COLUMBIA.
In General Term.
The United States OF America upon the petition of
the comm ssion 10 select land the Rock Greek Park,
constituted IN act Congress. entItleI An
sltEorz ng The ESTABLISHING If pubic park n the
Iistrct % Columbia. approved September lsasu,
vs. Glenn ". Cooler ct al.
Upon the Petition Of William T. Rossel.. Engineer
Commissioner Of tie Dissr1t OF COLUMBIA, TO be adj
united a. pat, alnanf said procssding.
this 9TH day Of November. 1881. by the court.
Ordered. HAT all persons and parties do
show cause, any they hase, before the FOUR
1EEN a II DAY OF NOVEMBER. instant. Nny the
name OF the SAID Al..IAn. T. kVs-e.l. Ensine-r
Commissioner District Of Columbia. shall nog
De GUstliued in lieu OF the Henry NJ Robert
n Lnsaneer Commissioner. PrOyis.sd, THAT a
copy Of this order be published daily DAYS in
The ky-nIns star Washington Post PRIOR 10 said
date. BY the court. h. 4. BINGHAM. 4 J.
True copy. test: j. X. YOUNG, Clerk
by L. Il. WILLIAMS, Asst Cserk. no0-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-10
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