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Sold everywhere. Price, CuTicURA, zoo; SOAP,
Csc; REsoLvEHT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
RB1send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages. 30 Illustrations and 100 testlmonlqls.
pIpyic skin and scalp purified and beautlaed
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Do you like dainty cracker? o.
course youdo. Everybody does. You'll
find.it in Marvin's Reception Flakes
They are new, crisp, delightful. Your
grocer keeps them. Give them trial
WIS
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PROPOSALS.
DR0PoSALs
FOR YITRIFED FIRE BRICK

Sealed proposals will be received a. the 81, eaj
OF the Hoard OF Public Works OF the e'2 y :
Wheeling until 70 o'clock, noon, saiaEaa! ". W
20. 1891, for about iOlOD Ntrihed NE e i.
The brick TO be delivered on the streets w II.
cd, i'PrOp6sHls for Titrihed tire brick"
iclG S'AS' " '''' ''' I. n. DARRA,H Clytt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-20

Tho Washington School Alumni Asso-
citation held IT'S annual meeting lust
night. There was large attendance OF
the members and friends, who were en-
tertained by the rendition Of the follow
ing programme:
Instrumental Solo Miss Kate Roberts
Recitation. MISS Ella Nsith
Essay ~ y. Morrison
Instrumental Solo....,..........Miss Minnie White
Recitation. .,.,.,......,....Mls Miss LAura a. Fox
Vocal Annie wlncher
At the conclusion OF the entertain
ment all present repaired to the ban
ouet hall, where refreshments were
served, to whichample justice was done.
The remainder OF the evening was de-
voted to renewing old acquaintance
and to having q general good time. All
pronounced It an occasion long to be re-
membered,
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Hoods Sarsaparilla.
/. Purifes the blood.
.. Creates an appetite.
8. Strengthens the nerves.
4. Makes the weak strong.
5. 0vercomes that tired feeling.
6. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, cts.
Z. Tnvigorates the kidneys and liver,
s. Relieves headaches, indigestion,
dyspepsia. 8.
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TO-DAY only-we olfor $500 yards AA-
tistes ut 8 lac, regular price ~ I.gc.
STONE 3 THOMAS,
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@orRSl IS ladies' fine flexible Dongola
Button Shoe is cheap at $3.50.
SroNE's CASH SHOE STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-20

MAKE the first step toward securing
yourself beautiful home by attending
the sale OF lots OF the Belvidere lot sale
at the Court House this morning.
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WAIVED.

A GElNTs WANTED-sS7 SATIpS
IA and 6xpentes paid to bright actlvc ~ y
awake young men: teachers md sttidsn,," ll
ierred employment pleasant, reclining ana ~
mRnent mo- book peddling: our new pianS ,I lti'
like ,Wildtre" Address, NATIONAL I'M 'A i5s
ASSOCIATION, 2i9 Wabash AYcaGs, c IHsAt
": --------------- myJls
WA NTED-AEenta to sell the Ppls,, CO..
", ~ Ling; the only lire ever inysn,.g IN
Patent Seeently issuedj sold OnlY By S,. sS,Sir
whom the exclusive rsght i given on rsceifI n
eulaTB;. pfes list and terms TO agents: $3.50. 80 81
territory at once Address The RInie.s SSiSS {og
Line CorI y HeFmon Street. Worcester, Ms,s ae1
my27.yAs
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THE CoaIaIENCEpIENE HOE.
A Memorable and Enjoyable Night in the
Cadets ArInOry.

A commencement
hop is a socialevent
Of rare occurrence
in Wheeling, and
the commencement
hop at the Linsly
Institute last even
ing was the first of
Its kind ever given
in Wheeling, and
the only cadets
commencement t
hop ever given in
West virginia out
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L.s.GooD sells dry goods the cheapest
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cry was especially pleasing, and-the adj
dress is worthy Of publication in full.

The shrewd statesman, the ilearned
historian, the aevout theologian, MI
unite their voices with that of the poet
who sings:
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Dawson Of Glasgow Mr.. Dawson said that
the vision OF a perfect church had always
aliured and fascinated men. The church OF
the future must essentially be the church OF
the past. There was hut one Lord, one church.
one baptism. The first note OF the church of
the future would be simplifcation. That pro.
cess had been going on for the past half CEN
tury in religion. science and mechanics. and
that was the pathway along which the church
of the future must necessarily travel Dog
mas and creeds would receive less attention,
while life. character and truth would receive
more. Lawrence ELEPHANTS Live the Life
would be the text. IL was undoubtedly true
that Tennyson, Browning and Carlyle hsd done
more to shape the course of the churches than
the efforts of all the great theolOgians for fifty
years. Too long the church had been dealing
with that abstract theological something
termed SIM and had had no time to deal with
the sinner This statement was greeted with
cries of No. Mo- to which Mr.. Dawson re-
sponded by saying: You may depend upon it
that il you within these walls do not believe
this vast multitude outside does
The second note TO be sounded was the demo-
cratic note. Movement was general toward an
age of triumphant democracy. The church
which was most democratic in its methods
must win. No church that boasts Of the sup
port II receives from the aristocracy Of the
middle classes could take hold on the twentieth
century The church of the common people
would be the church of the world. Applause. |
The third note the social note. The great
mass of toilers were justiiably disconnected
with their lot Socialism was real force. We
were followers of great socialist. vino, for our
sakes, became poor. The bishop Of Manchester
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Rev. F. W. Bourne, president of the Bible
Christian church of England. said he assumed
that the church of which he was to speak was
the church Of the near future rather than the
church of the millennium. The present trend
whoge main features would be a fearless love of
truth. l nobler catholicity OF spirit, a wider
and more practical sympathy and holder and
more aggressive evangelism. Religious vitality
was not chance product. The two grand
elements of spiritual life were truth and love.
Truth was the intolerance of evil the scorn of
shame and sophistications and the dauutless
love of reality. The twin grace of love en-
braced all the other particulars named. Truth,
always strong, grand. conquering. is often
stern and relentless. Hence the necessity that
love should be joined with truth. Truth must
ever be paramount, but the life of the spirit
color or the same quality of fruit. Men AS
different as John Henry Newman, Charles
Haddon spurgeon and William Ellery Claiming
commanded the sincere respect and heartfelt
love OF Christian3 OF every name In this way
they proved themselves to be faithful followers
OF John Wesley, and what is more important Of
the Savior himself.
Christian love is full of sympathy and ever
ready TO help the poor and succor the dis
tressed Paganism, il it cared for the poor at
all, was prompted only by tickle impulse or
calculating policy. Men are only saved a.
they are saved from sin, and the best evidence
OF salvation was fruitfulness in eyery rood
word and work. The divinest forms Of charity
In this day we're to be seen in hospitals. ssylums
and orphanages and in home and foreign u,ie-
sious- Creeds had been uudulv deprocafed
persons who loudly asserted that s.lovs q ~
fulfilling OF the law" and that every one that
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Az clO Pennsylvania ave. u. ".

~ a,0 fennsylvania ave. n.w
AssIaNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRO PRopERIH IN GEoReEIoMN, D; z. Al TIE
SPACE. On CONGkEss sTRLET AND on
HE HhGH LATE TfE HJE lhS 5 T5E rKorEkrr or
Under and by virtue of deed of assignment from
g SIs "a eaSoPsy Ss,e@ July e aRa rsecTed
% 81 ss The on iad sc rs Pss
ses, the following real estate improved ~ liarse
IN perec oSnon. nu ahIs an
Bridge street. VITA two subceliars TO. wit: ~
the south dc q Bridge street and bdins the
joining part Of said lot feet and nc,es IN isnssh
ana inches in width. subject to deed trust IN
Also NE st % ssa mont sS for
y q y Sss s9ss so 70 &
'a,d s sDd 5 SIS ' THE t0r sHHR DAY AT
lol les and 1915 in Beas addition 70 sssd oeorse.
lar depth o. to improved " al bT large
rt s s e s0s sSus3 S then sb e
one OF SAID land records for -. 100 90, The above
property is between and streets. adjoining l4o9
oI1 EsS. 81 osSe fHr SANE DAY. AT rrvEocrock
parts 0s 10 IN Sd ron ss
y lgl2 feet on higa st By an irresular depth q
psrf subdiyision iet in W W Coreorans .u5di-
o K s 1a ne
sns lf aIx IN .S a. b1ck
and good stable in the rear alley Subject 10 .
deed Of trust IN L.ber 1857 folio l62. ct seq, said
land records. for 81, 600.
Nearly ali Of the above property Is under rood rental
and il IL most desirable In every respect.
minute description OF al o; the above propsrty can
BE- had from the asgnee and viii be read At the sales
Ter1ns Of sale Onet third Of the purchase money in
cash. balance in and two evdsnced b. the
notes and secured BY the property sold with
interest at . per cent deposit or S.lOO
on each p:ecs Of Eroand win b. required Of the pur
viii b paid to June 30. 1881. Al conveyanc and
title exafninatons 70 BE- at the sole Of the pur-
days altar sale the assignee Vii rail a the COO -
the defaulting purchaser.
As@gnse q R0bs0 B. Croplsy
Attorney for Ass1gnsa. oc16-dha.
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loveth Is born Of God and kuoweth God often
forget that God IL light as much Is love and he
that Is holy or true is as truly born of God as
ne that ioveth. Forms were evanescent, prin-
veiopment OF the church in the present day
should approximate toward the church Of apos-
| tolic times.
THE THAMES OF TIE CONFERENCE.
At the conclusion of this, the last address, the
hev. DIR. Stephenson. president Of the English
wesleyan conference, by request Of the bust
ness committee voiced the thanks Of the con-
ference in various directions
Ihankfulness was first expressed toward the
Methodist chur ches Of America and particu-
iarly toward the Christian citizens of Washing
ton for their generous hospitality. Then
BISHOP Hurst, Rev DIR. Corey, Secretary j. NJ.
Ming ID. D.; Secretaries Rev. DR.. Bond, Thos
Shape and Rev. DIR Ryckman. Rev. Dr.. Hamil-
ton and Rev. DIR. baldwin were mentioned and
praised for their fidelity Gratitude was then ex-
pressed for services rendered by the represen ta-
tlves of the press; especial reference being made
to the Associated Press and the local daily
papers.
In moving the resolution DR.. Stephenson.
referring TO the hospitality shown the foreign
delegates, said that it had been SO generous in
measure as to make some of them wish to stay
here He referred by name in q felicitous
manner to the persons who had given recep-
tons and entertained the delegates and wished
Methodist University He said that the colored
churches had given them the beet music and
as hearty a welcome any. He referred 70 the
Presidents visit to the conference and said
that he had done honor to the conference and
20 himself and had set a noble example to the
heads OF every great community in the world
THE STARS PORTRAIT GALLERY
OF the local papers DR.. Stephenson said many
kind things. dwelling with especial stress upon
the general accuracy and fullness Of the re-
ports. Pleasant reference was also made to the
enterprise of The STAR in presenting to the
public SO many portraits "We shall take those
pictures home with us" said the doctor, 80
that people may see how handsome we were in
Washington"
DR.. Stephenson then drew a touching picture
OF the meeting in this country hundred years
ago of Coke and Asbury, marking the first
formal communication after the war Of indie
pendence and sealing the lasting kinship be-
tween the Methodism of the new world and the
old, and also sealing the perpetuitv of the peace
and good will between England and America.
Applause.
conference was of little use il. itself, but
only as preparation for what was to come
from It, The conference shot be mighty
power, but we shorld not live for that. We
should live to save souls; it was the business Of
every one to keep at that great work God had
given to him. The close Of a conference was
always a solemn affair and who could say
whether he would be present ten years hence
at the next ecumenical conference. Let the
delegates work for Goo for the few years that
might be left to them. SO that when called
they could say. II have fought my way
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FUTURE DAYS.
DuNCANsoN BROS. AucsiOnsen.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneen.
~ 9Th and d sta n v.
DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING
NUMBER :ss2 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST
NEAR PENNsYLYANIAAvENUE AND UNITED
STATES CAPITOL
r2ph E5i I piRk 6SSTosIR TWENTY
LOT g. SQUARE 100.
Frontng 20 feet on Sd st. with depth of 20 feet
with back building and contains IL rooms bsSh and
ave.. Congressional library and o. q Capitol house
in thorough repair.
notes to bear cent interest per annu and to Be
secured ~ deed OF trust all At option or Dur
chaser. deposit of e200 required at time Of ssie
Conysyancing, &C.; as purchasers cost. Terms
rsht reserved 70 resell max and coat o. dsfsnstn
purchaser after ve days Adyertiseenf al sch rSssI
IN s9ls 2PsgEspagsE RgHhlshsdin Msshmston, DO.
LIMITED STATES MARSHALL SALE nv VTR.
the writ Of neE facias iasued ont al the clerks
b., ana tome directed. Win eli 4 puSc ~ 9or
ceeh IN 'front.' Of the premises. norfeSSf cor1sr 81
18th md streets noEfhMest. washington. 5. O.. On
MONDAY; THE SEG0Np DAY on SovEHBkE.
claim and interest," OF Elmer y. Hoodburr IA To snd
under the lease from Washington AcLean to Horace
n Cake. dated December 8. isSS snd undsr sssd
lea IN and g the real sstate thsrn dsz6sd bsnS
numbered seven t) and eiEht (61 N square nunbsssd
gwo hundred and eighteen tlsj IN TIE CITY 81 Vssh-
tngton District Of Columbia under levy nd ssisurs
maos ~ me. and AZ q said right, ute. claim snd
l.w. e f.vor o. fhs NsiionI H:ssopoiissn Ell q
Ssssss xssssai 6isssics q 6eiuass.. ssso eassa
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'EHOMAS DOWLING & SON. Auctioneers

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO.
2Ol2 X STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-FIRST.
1881, at fINE O'CLOCK. WE WILL SILL PREM
lSES NO. 20ls STREET NORTHWEST i'm
proved by two-story urIck store and dwelling and
nearly new two-story bric stable the The lot
las q front OF ~ fees, RUM a wide alley,
and IN rapidly lL.IIro:ln- ueighborhood.
Terms: One-tiiird ASH; balance and two
years, with Interest at per cent, payable
annually secured ny deed OF trust the property,
All cash. at TIE option ct tie purchaser: DEPOSIT of
SlUO required at tine OF sale. Ii
coupled with i'll ten days from day OF sale the prop
erty VIII be Ieso.o Oh i've ia. advertisements IN
Evening Star at cost and deiauting purchaser
1HOMAs DOMLIN8 n SON,
oclfd&ds Auctioneers
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A UCTION SALE OF
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
+. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer.

will sell by public auction at the store of H. X.
Fulton. l2lS Pennsylvania ave.. commencing TUES
DAl, OCTOBER TWENIY-SEVENTH, 1891, at TEN
A. NJ all the goods in his place upon which
inters ct is due twelve months or more consisting OF
Locke.s. Cuff buttons. Kings Scarf Pms, Jewery.
Siiverware. Idamonds Clothing, Dress Goods, Books
Boots, Shoes. Umbrellas. Canes. Guns, Revolyers
Seal Skin Wraps, RazoTs. Shears. Opera Glasses.
VsIises, Plated Ware Musical, Mathematical Mechan-
zeal and Surgical Instruments. Pictures, Mrrors &c
sale continue MORNINGS Az TEN O'CLOCK AND
Al SEVEN O'CLOCK until ali the iots
FULTON. pawnbroker; r. WARREN JOHNSON,
Auctioneer. oc2l-6t
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ocl5-dkds

>-.,T-,.,- p !. = - : = = - !
hANCEkl SALE OF PART OF THAT NAl-U-
~ ALL IhAaI OF GROUND KNOWN AS IHE
flhNEh ESTATE SUBDIVISION, SITUATED
IN THk COUNTY or WASHINGTON, DIS
IRlCI Oh COLUMBIA. AND FRONTING on
MHlINEl AVENUE AND THE ROCK ckEEK
CHURCH ROAD. ONLY Two HUNDRED fEkT
DISTANT FROM SEVENTH STREET ~
TENDED.
By virtue of two DEGREES of the Supreme Cont ~
the District Of Columbia. PASSED respectively the
4th day of june 1891. and On the Sfh dny OF ser
tember 1891. a cause therein pensing nuuIl,sr.d
l3. 1875, equity docket the undersisue recelx.rs an
said cause. will ON TUESDAY, IHE TWENTY SFE-
ENIH ls1IH) DAY OF OCiOBER 1891 Al TWO
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WASHINGTON EuLoGIZEp.

In Canada in q short but earnest address Sec
onded the motion for the adoption of the reso
luton.
WASHINGTON EULoGIZED.
Chief Justice Way of South Australia in
felicitous speech also seconded the motion and
took the occasion to remark that as the first
ecumenical conference held in the eastern
hemisphere, the second in the western hems-
phere, he confidently expected that the third
would he held in Australasia, and while he could
not promise the conference such elaborate en-
tertainment rs it had received in the capital of
America, yet it should receive the bes. of what
they had. His eulogy of Washington and its
beauties was appreciated and applauded.
Mr.. Farmer-Atkinsor, NIP, OF London, was
not on the program for speech but he said
several things worth hearing. Washington was
the mos. beautiful city lac had ever seen and
city in Australasia as the place for the next
conference.
BISHOP HURsT's CLOSING ADDRESS.
The resolutions we're adopted. and then
Bishop Hurst made the closing formal address.
Throughout it eloquent and sympathetic.
with an under.one of soiemnity that every one
felt. The fact that the conference had aroused
the spirit OF union was dwelt on. and then the
bishop urged the cultivation of a broader
Methodist spirit. Very touchingiy did the
bishop refer to the parting OF the conference
and its memories. He quoted: "You may
crush, you may shatter the vase il you will,
but the scent of the roses will hang round it
still"
1t might be that all would not meet at the
next confer ence, but that not q matter of
any consequence They would be united for
ever when they entered the kingdom and stood
before the TIN one, ito behold the King in His
beauty and to go no more out forever"
Bishop Hurst's address left the deepest I'M
preston OIL the conference.
Half an hour of prayer followed and then the
conference adjourned sine die.
Each of the delegates YVES presented by Mrs.
Bishop Newman with q slip of the ivy which
grows on Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church. The
original plant came from Wittemberg. the
scene of Martin Luthers most heroic deed.
!. The great majority Of the delegates left the
city last night anc this morning.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auetionsss:


TWENTY;sEyEN BUILDING LOTS, CORNER
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
TWENTi-F0URTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK we will
sell IN front of the premises, THIRD AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST,
LOTS , 10 81. INCLUSIVE, SQUARE 7B7.
These lots have entire front of square on street and
varying in size
Lots To H. inclusive. each have front on ID street
OF IL feet. average depth about 1.j ieet.
Lot IL fronts To- 46 feet by depth 40 feet on I'd
street. -
street and depth of Al feet.
Lot - fronts 10 feet and Ii 50 feet on ID street
Lots 81 to "a inclusive each l2 AZ on I'd street
by average depth 30 feet.
Lots - to 81 inclusive each front - "a street
By average cepth of about 15 feet
Aiejs N Tese los comprise over one-haf of
the % uare aud suitable for comfortable dwellings
TERMS one-third cash. balance in three years notes
20 peAr per cent per annu interest. payable semi
snnuay and to be secured by deed of trust prop
erty sold Conyeyancing. &c. at cost OF purchaser.
deposit OF so ON eacn lot required time OF sale or
si,UO DEPOSIT II sold as entirety Terms be COM
Piled 18th IN nfteen days. otherwise right reserved u
iesel at and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
nve days advertisement of resale in some ne
paper published in Washington, ID. G.
DUNCANsoN BROS,
oclS-uNds Auctlopeere.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e The EVENING STARS subscription list
the books of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open 70 the well
come inspection Of any person having a color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world
and By nons other in WASHINGTON!
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u ATCLIFFE, DAkR q co.. Aucrioneers,
pa

NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING
NINE ROOMS. BATH AND CELLAR. BEING
NO. 531 FLORIDA AVENUE, FACING SIXTH
SrRkLr NORTHWEST. by AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TWENTY EIGHTH
AT HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, we viii Offer
for sale by puDc auction, in front of the PREMISES
LOT /, BLOCK B.
OF LIE DEOII PARK,
Fronting 10 feet Florida aud improved by
nearly brick dwelling containing nine rooms bat
and cellar. House is papered throughout and under
rental at $50 per month.
Terms: On.-tIird cash, the yurchaser to assume n
deed Of trust OF ~ 0OC due February 1, 1888 and the
balance Of the purchase money be paid in install
ment of $50 per month, all OF tine purchase money
and above the said 81 600 lie paid In cash at
the option OF the purchaser. deposit OF &.OO re-
in fifteen days the right to resell At the cost
the delauitnx purchaser reserved. All conveyance
linz. recording, Sc. a, purchasers cost.
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
oc2l-d&ds Auctioneefs,
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FUTURE DAYS.
ATIMER d SLOAN, Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH Strict BE-
TWEEN AND VI STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF order of the supreme Court of the
District .. Colu,bi, lna,ie tie lSt.. DAY OF Sep
teinber, 1891. the JoLn Head, trustee,
-! will sell TO the highest bidder the
PREMISES. on TUESDAY. the TWENTIETH DAY OF
OCIOBEi,; 1891. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ. ;he following described real estate, stua e in
tie city Of NashiEgtol li>trict OF COLUMBIA, to
Fart Oh lor Gn OF Dlvitis;n's subdivision o.
described as follows Beginning Tor the the
northwest corr er o. said lot aud rum thence east
lLb 81 ieet thence south - leet anu lnr thence
VEST . - feet tience north feet; thence west i:,6
feet Ind u inches to the line of 10TH west and
thence north ~ Zee! inches 10 the place of
Fart OF lot however 20 be sod subject to right of
way over IT Iii lavor OF the owners OF the
li.alning PORTION " said suO lot.
Terms OF safe: One-tiru OF the purchase money in
cash and Inc baance in two equal instalinlcts
and two years. with interest from day of the
nualy, TO lie secured the Ionllssory notes the
purchaser ana deed W lr>t the property SOLD.
al cash. NJ the option oI the purchaser. DEPOSIT OF
&2o VIII lie required Of the purchaser at the time Of
sac All convey auclng at the OF the purchaser
II TIE terms o: sale be complied with days
resell the lIoIerty at the risk cost of the default
Ins purchaser.
A. s. wORTHINGTON. Trustee.
500 9TH ST. n W.
NEAL I. MURRAY; Trustee.
ocS-d&ds 3l3 Az st. n. W.
AS-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY POST
poned until TUESDAi. OCTOBER TwENTY-SEv-
EN- Al. 1891. same hour and place.
Oc2l-d&ds BY order of the Trustees.