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FOR SEEING PARADES.
Novel Devices Adopted by the People in
New York

new hOrk.
CorresT ondence of The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, October IL, 1892.
New York can give Washington people some
suggestions about seeing parade. The Wash
inSton people who have great spectacles in the
way Of parades more regularly than any other
city, probably think they are well ''up" in the
art Of seeing that sort of thing; but the devices
that New Workers brought TO the front on this
occasion are some of them unseen and unthough,
OF IN Washington. One of the features of the
last day Of the parade was wagon loads OF
stills, such as boys are accustomed TO use for
stalking about and lifting them above the ordi-
nary height The genius who thought Of fur
nishing stills by the thousand TO people who
wanted TO look over the heads Of those in line
III front OF them deserved more brilliant sue
cess than Vas awarded his enterprise. The
Suits were not rapidly selling articles. They
were offered at the low price of 10 cents each !"
but the sGSerF we're few.
Another travelling device for sightseers, and
one which was marked success was wagons
WIN banks Of seats rislng one above another,
He those Of the circus tent. These stoned
sharply upward az angle of about 40 degrees
aud one wagon thus furnished excellent seats
Tor thIrty or forty people. These wagons. with
thor temporary seats, were located at every
street crossing where the procession was to
pass, and rs Its route stretched across about
100 streets /; gave the wagoners a chance. At
many u the Crossings there were nearly a dozen
wagons 81 this DESCRIPTION.
step ladders brought fabulous prices.
Many boys and men drove a good business in
the sale OF empty boxes and barrels from which
thol-ands aud thousands OF people saw the pro-
cession- There vas usually a row OF people
sitting along the edge Of the sidewalk. next to
N" street. on candle and cracker boxes. Then
next back Of them a triple or auadruple
Tow OF people standing on the sidewalk. and be-
Llnu them was another row of men and women
standing ON boxes and barrels
At the public stands there were people in the
seats NJ daylight In the morning By or 7
o clock they were packed. and the people who
sat IN them occupied them from five to ten
hours, a. the parade, which started at 10, did
not end until s.
NeS York has certainly bad an enormo,s
number OF people within her borders this we b
IL Is safe to estimate the number of people
who struggled 10 see the parade and fireworks
OF Tins ~eek, added to those in the city who
senslbly siayeda home is not far from 1000, 900
What wonder that cracker boxes from which
TO view the parade sold for O quarter. that
camp chair was worth dollar, that step lad
ders were in demand at high prices, tina. stilts
and every other form of elevation werc at a
premium aud that perambulating banks Of
seats located at crossings coined money.
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During the same year he received an appoint
ment IN the first controllers office Of the u
: treasury and finished his ministerial studies
in Washington. He was ordained In the E
Street Baptist Church in 1890, having accepted
a call 10 the Queenstown church.
The Sunday school was organized in 1880 and
has always done excellent work and grows con-
tinuAlly in interest and power. Mr. Isaao
Quackenbush was superintendent for eleven
years and was succeeded in the Office by Mr. J.
J.. Sherwood who is also clerk Of the church
The present incumbents Of the Office Of deacon
arc Mr.. Isaac Quackenbush and Mr. John B.
Lord, j.. The trustees are Mr.. @. G. Lynch,
Mr.. J. l.. Sherwood and Mr.. !. Quackenbush
and the treasurer Is Mr.. J. B. Lord, n.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ID ARE CHANCES,

Are you looking these columns over Tor BARGAIN
in inn . s a l pred upsisht q guar u
others.
EVERY PIANO
Advertised by US has stood the test and hasa
F' SfS OK Ss sL snG q WARRANTED
ANY Instrument FExe eifsi OH us can s'
any '' Tor aoSfSPT f,'Sfs f EsR' and an
will be allowed i s5 rE " sS.I Psrcks
Tor our goods but M on KS ySS SThru
READ THIS:
. oct. upr. MARSHALL WENDELL. cabin~4
srsnd. beautiful mahogany case. Including
: oct upr. MARSHALL WENDELL, cah,n., ''
srhnd. npely figured walnut case, Including
~ oct Ipr MA=HuscHEK. isrlor grand 90
magnificent burl walnut case. superb insiru.
N oct uP T0 HasRs f BROS raro, grand 800
elegant ebonized case "a e42i INSTRUMENT, in.
~ ost spr FINEST dkBfEfkl sRo dTihh -
SSsat graSSd: patent ton m1fh,r IN either
sLiGHIIY USED PIANOS. - 30
oct baby Grand steinwsy & sons r. W -. SO
e oct SPf sssinssy som sSn. ' 1soudoi hSN
~ OCT nIr; A = Chase tmahogany casel ...... H5
oct aIr z esSier Bro K w ona''ion' so
S u, uPr; pr, r. 4ahler Bro; eeon -. 2S
. ANGEL cost e4oO -. --....---.'- go
~ oct uIr Grovesteen Fuller riino go
oct; square Raven Bacon. .................. Is
% Paaf key. aSS ~aGS
-, usctSe and handsome instrument. -. ly5
also numerous ot6ers Of die %, mixer. ioo
These pianos will be sold Tor OAsH OF ON TINE An
cH Hh SUI the BofEh-No INTEREST
Call and examine our stock
oc,,e, E.f DRooP.
ONAo-os F,b lenna
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Preparing for the Monetary Conference.
The American delegates to the international
MONETARY congress % be held at Brussels
Noseu bsr n have been requested TO assemble
% wA.hiRston on the 10Th proIimo for the
purpose VI consulting with the President, the
escrssAry Of State and the Secretary Of the
Treasury with regard 30 their duties aud powers
before ne congress. The delegates have ar
pFo9iuo.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts cor oth sts n "

TRpsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND o STREETS AND DEIAwARE AVE,
NUE. s0CTHwEsT. SUITABLE FOR MANI.
FACTURING AND BUILDING PURPOSES
by virtue OF deed Of trust 10 the
n 1ber AZ folio 2ll seq Of the land reccrtls q
the District Of Columbia we will sell at the reou.st
hSafPf THE iS S f!SRt
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M the foiiov,ns aesr,,bai
property. situate In the city Of Washinxton in the
District Of Columbia. and designated as
all that piece or parcel of land and premises situate in
Of square Eve hundred and forty-siI IL u $40 and
described as follows: Beginning for the same AZ the
northeast of square and running from thence
south along the east line of square and "a street
thence south westwardy along east line Of 50
eighty three 1888 feet thence west 70 ntersect the
west line OF square and Delaware ave at q ront dis
tant me hundred and hfty-one O5D feet north
northeasterly along the line Of square and peia
ware four hundred and one 40l feet four and a
half 60 inches 10 the northwest corner OF the sauare
and thence east along the north line Of square one
hundred and nftyeight tloS) feet ten inches the
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance IN
one I'd and two ) years before with interest al
pIsr cent payable mannually until paid. secured
option o. the purchase The property will be cred
first in three parcels. plat showing the dimensi
and descrpt of the parcels will be exhibited al the
sac or may be seen at the Office of John b. Larner
each parcel or ,0O0n entire property Is sold All
conveyancng at the cost of the purchaser Trustees
reserve the rSht 70 resell at the rsk and Of
ALBERT A WILSON, -.
JOHN d. LARNER, trustees
oc1-dSds 1895 F ST. nv
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e~ ~ Aoh-
caster and graduated ut
the Georgetown, Ky.,
College in 1880. He
spent a little over q year
in newspaper work, and
in 1882 entered upon the
practice Of law In Lam
caster. The same year
he married Miss Matte
Roberts of Booneco county,
Ky., who has proven a
helpmate indeed, in his
chosen lifework. Mr..
West engaged in the
practice Of his early pro-
lession until 1896, when
he gave it up to study
for the ministry, having
been licensed by the
church Of Ian
oaator HE natfra x1-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO,
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 14o7 @ st. n "
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL ESIAIE SITUATED ON SEVENTH

7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneer.. 14o7 st. nv
ssH# 81 FsHEEssHt IL rsEeaSEa
Of The IN equity
;ric e Columbia the undersigned trustee. VIII sell
fSsI s. gg''a9'f ooT &c SER
ss inora As sub f los cdooR
p seb bs premises mo- m
Terms: Sne.h::d cash. balance in one and two
sa ss
and sess q se s sS
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. Trustee.
oc..a. WILLIAM W. BoARMAS. T2Sstss. =, n
THOMAS BOWLING / SON. Aucts.. oia = At n -
ExECUT9R's sALEoF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TMEEN TfSEENT SEE SP sS 5TFEE5 R
TTHHbiEWRS NoETHGEsT. Bk1ASSs D F hkAE1ffshs
Of Of S, and ssa
the b. 5ssSaa
81 ssls BY by t SuSs aucon :.
10 "a i1sTs ZEE
n tn D. G Gsscayyd u hf st wash
the the northeast Of sad 6s ana ra iOr
four f sSsns ss fcsI ses
alley feet sSsDco e aorh r onS
tSa to the beginning together with
Terms 81 sale onehst cash and note. of purchaser
eighteen W months after date go q Sale with wisS
TINS fs q Sn "a. r. ;sSSsss
after Sf as
oco-d&ds Executor.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
p ArcLIrFE. DARR CO.. AucTIoNFERs
IL SO PA. ANR NV

S-o IA. ANE ".
AssIeSEE,s SALE OF -yALuABLg BrIIprSo
SECOND STREETS NoRTHE Asst ny hncrihSSSl
By v,rtns 2, deed q ass,snn,en, r.ySn 70 ana
Of Columbia viii offer for sale II public suction N
ns 's fa'' is ~ =, 2crp5 ,
O'CLOCK r. NJ. all that certain iese parcel Of Land
ton. District Of Colunba. and known and dis, sisht
THE FAST HALF OF lot n
Situated the south side % b;veen LIST ana
I'd streets northeast winch Is in course of improve
ment, being near Massachusetts, avenue aad stanton
Terms; sl;eoo TO he Eaid in es.h, The balance in
sac and to T. ac P 81 .s sinq ras e np the a,
premises sold or ~ cash. at the purca option.
Red down. Terms to % complied with N teen
tfo, I'M ,ns a 81 sale or ne ssss rrsevs p
s @ " 5s .a 1ea 1 81 shs
convey anens recording AZ q pnrSsse! cost, M
JULIUS A. MAEDEL,
ocl3-dSds 4l6 9Th 81 n W.
RArcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aurts. $50 Pa sve.n. ".
TRusTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE on MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
ad6b RGlN HST5ff III w
II E.s liS TF HEMHSsE hL9W IkISE s sNp
F FS9R AM hNp E NTH 5ARG5 TAkPS BgTH
and Tc'srasd s II I iss iss ei fS g
o me trustees will orer for sal. pub
Tic suction, IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY
THE sENENIEENrH DAY Oh OCTOBER lSsr1
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
SUB LOTS 6s AND 90. IN SQUARE IA
bath with an;shed cellar bay-window hou.e. with
electric bells and all modern conveniences Zach
house to be sold subject 10 deed Tor s 400
payable IN three years fr IN October 3 1891 with in
annually.
Terms q sale follows: $500 to he Paid in cash Of
which WOO will be required q deposit At the lime
OF sale, balance Of the purchase money in monthly
payments OF $50 pe- month. or In two equal INSTALL
nnents IN one ana two years from day of sale for
witch the purchaser will give his note hearing date
DAY OF sale and TO bear interest at per cent or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser. Terms OF sale
70 be complied with in seven days from day OF sale or
properly to be resod at risk and Of defaulting
purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING
4l6 9Th st NV -
JOHN S. sWORMsrE Trustees.
ocS-d6ds POI r 81 nv
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ffI S. se RsSs To- q A. ci9Dsy
OHANCERY SALE OF PREMISES No. 518 NINTH
~ STREET SOUTHWEST

~ sTREET SOUTHWEST. ~ 'i' MN
w. wilsSn No. lS$sS: Equity Iocist 70 he su.
ss1ssas'rs FIN Sq yHEoNpAG 2cT0HER
11l, Fre1SS subdivision. square four hundred and
twelve {4l21. IN this city.
oepth OF u feet 10 Inches 70 public alley Is feet
VICE. and impr9ved By fye-soom frame dwelling.
ons-shfd payable Tn one year and one-third In two
ing interest payable annually ct psr cent PET
snnnm and sscursd upon he pr2pSrty. or Al cash at
q ssals Terms 70 BE- eQmpllsd Nth b Ten days.
osherwss resele q bic rsk and cost Cost Of convey
800, bzSiE 90 fIzfsxs; TsB,e:
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In November, 1891, lots were purchased and
the erection Of church building in Brookland
was undertaken. The auditorium of this build
ing Is now completed. though the Sunday school
rooms and steeple remain to be finished. The
windows Of the auditorium are entirely Of
stained glass, and with one exception were
purchased by the contributions of the Ladies'
Mite Society; the exception Is the handsome
memorial window given by Maj Green Clay
Goodloe in honor Of his mother. The program
OF the dedication services tomorrow is as fol-
lows; Anthem. BY the choir; invocation, ad-
dress by the presiding officer, Rev. G. A Stakely,
ID ID. hymn, reading of Scriptures and prayer,
music, selected sermon, Rev. Samuel II. Greene
ID; hymn Of dedication. PRAYER Of dedica-
ton. Rev. c. c. Meador; hymn, "God, the
Defense Of Zion;" benediction.
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rhs Argument In the Chicago lake from,
sass vss eoaeiuded before the supreme court
yssssreAy. hsssra Attorney General Hun, Of
ul1.sb snd John n Je~ess speaking for the
yln1seH Ono stated and the defendant (the
- Csnsral Railroad Company respec.
evsay. n eoass tAsn sdjournsd until Mon
- nozl
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LESS.
Of and nd b District s4' q Of the
day q October. 1852 in equity cause No i4o 5
defendants the UNDERSIGNED trustees viii sell at rub
II Sf
that eeT.n piees or
1ns e.sa fnd
as follows: Beginnins n the center Of the sprinS
Esrt Of White Haven his children by the letter
O. thence running north forty and quarter de-
thence, south forty.seven ands Quarter degrecs'
ens " tss S geTchss e AZ S9 p to the
and four lipksts 47so. 54pJ; thence north forty.
psreRe. and ssDse
planted at the end Of the said thence in straight
containing SIX te acres more or less together With
hs use Of r9sdTsy along the line o. Roberts land
was Conveyed to William Gillian Sy Il RSe4 R a6s,
sss' Ts BY ''id ao g. Il
land records of said county and District. and BY
sssarsd III No. Gsn Il %
records Of the District Of Columbia.
follows: One;thrd Of the purchase money to be paid
In cash and the balance In two equal installmants
Win unt PAID at per cent per- snnum a
deferred payment TO be represented by the promissory
property mentcssd or al o. said puf U
money may be paid In cash. at the option Of the
DAYS from day Of sale A deposit q sioo VIII be re
quired from the purchaser at time of sale All con
7sy.n'nx and o ifsGEfPs 4 @TThR
os,od,. JULIUS 4 Ii M "a Z! E v trustees
T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. &C.,
~ 14U7 u ST.
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r ATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts. l4o7 G s.,

L "
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
q STRIFE fTf5F Tr SEAF TITSETEIFTH sTsEE
siXTH sTkEET fiFTEEAN Af Tors isTEf Thr
AID ROCK CREEKs AL NokfHMEs r k kfsd
LOT on IVY PLACE NEAR NEW JERSEY
.W,AsHINGToN. b G. " hA VII vi
co Under .P Ind b virtue t q decree Of the suprs
No 1855. docket 49, wherein Hanna s S
ct al are c1mpsinsnts and Mary sadIer ct al are de-
auction in front Of the respective premises on The
days and hours hereinaf er mentioned the following
described real estate situate ia the city of Washing
ton, in the Dis rict OF Columbia and known and de-.
serbed the plat plan Of said city as follows 10
on MONDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-FoURTH. 1899,
Lo. a shepSsrds
square 20: le9 fronting is fee, inches north
deth Of us feet inches to an alley 20 feet vide.
togeher With the improvements onsisinS Of a three
oS YES DtPSf SsRk ~ Isl Fl
Original lot A. Ro sqRa 9cE No I.
inches on s5u{h side q N st near 18th St NV " by
2pSD o. SANE PR s s 81 = 2 IL tas FOUR
ro.s,,,,,o, v O'CLOCK Pm.
is feet by depth about - feet contain.
t, az depth y asoaf "a feet Il
south side Of Pa ave. between a6th St and HosE
O-N O11OBER III.
AT -FOUR O'CLOCK PM
Lots II 20 % bcth inclusive. and lots - 10 both
lot IN 10 g. staaie at the 9a a
3ota & With Roc creek northwest; each lot about
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER TwENTY-sEvENTH.
ATHALF-pAsT iI9Jk O'CLOCK PM.
The east 81 feet front Of lot D. in square No 6q3
with depth 81 ITO feet. hav a rear and side al ey
situate on Ivy lace Cor sreet betwe, south Capitoi
street and New jersey avenue southeast.
tEhES OF SALE on each Piece or Parcel: One
third o. the purchase money to be paid in ash an
the balance In two equa! irstallments IN six ana
tNelve ontls from tle day Of sale with interest
the rate Of rer cent per nnnuIn. payabe sefrli-
annualy TO be secured by the pronissory notes of
the purchaser or purchases. and deed Of truss on
The property SO purchased. all cash at the pur-
chasers oTtion deposit of slCO will he required on
each lot at the time Of lie. an al recording and con-
Neyaicln VIII be at the purchasers cost. II tie terms
Of sac any lot parcel of ground te not rolnried
with within ten DAYS from day of sale the trustees
serve the right b resell the lot Parcel 80 In default
after such Tublic notice they may deem necessary
al TIE risk and cost OF the detaulng purchaser or
purchasers.
CHARLES H STANLEY
Nc; eos CORTLAND st.
Baltimore, Nd. Trustees
RICHARD L. WALLACH,
ocll-d&ds st W
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IRON the Boston Globe.
fHend-"fou took your|sonlintos your sstab-
hshmen' some months ago 10 teach him the
business 1 understand How did it turn ous3"
business mani YEARLY )-"Greas succesa Hes
teaching mo now"
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u ATCLlFfE. DARR co.. AuctsoneerA
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY

By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed ~ equity cause No.
and Allen g. CLARK defendant. Win sll " pub 10
oCroBkK EYGaHTEESrH. ises. a. HAfF-PAsf
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. al Of lot 8. section 5. barry
Farm.
Terms Of sals, one-third cash. and balance IN
equal tnstellnents q one and two yeas. with inter
q purshassr. a dsposit q 900 .in BE- REQUIRED e
time Of sale. Terms 70 be complied With IN 6fteeu
Days OF tks right 70 sell rsk and cost Of defsutine
purchaser 4 Feserved All conveyancine. recording
ci.AKEGox A. RRAxDEHBuHo.
orose6ds 1r1nsss. az 6th 4. nv.
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HE Warren SHOE HOUSE,
Ills F STREET N. w.
cS
Things To REMEMBER.

Grasty can furnish your house-every room in it
with every article necessary. except stoves.
Grasty don't sell anything instruments. SO II you
buy for cash visit his Double Stores.
Grasty has Carpets from IL &c. to S1-.5O
Grasty will make and lay any Carpet at lowest pos
sible price.
Grasty don't promiseIyou something for nothingand
you don't get it anywhere. Some persons
claim to makerno charge for making, match
ing and laying a Carpet. Get our prices and
have your eyes opened
Grastys Solid Oak Cluster Leg Table, six feet long.
takes every body by surprise. Oak Chairs.
cane seat. SIX for So.
Grnsty has a Good Oak Suite, pieces. ga. s5.
$3.50 s1s. S2l So. s25. $50 to $3.50.
Grasty has ra,rto do business and that is the
RIGHT WAY.
Grasty refunds thss;noney anything you buy not
satisfactory
Teach your little children to say.Grasty the Pusher
q Grasty makes bold statements and you must not
doubt till You try.
Grasty will be pleased to show you aroundawhether
you buy or not.
Remember tho name:
GRAsTY-GRxsTY-aRAsT
1910 and 1919 9TH ST. n w.. bet and O.
Don't doubt TIL youtry. se27
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RArcLIFrE. DARR CO.. Aacaon..r.

II AIClIffE DAhk CO.. AuctaonecrsI
VfRY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TWIN.
IiFIH s SDsFwt sfI NJ sfc1fos. sp
,, ~ TSlESSNlIIspMu AFTERNOON, ocJoprR
We vii 6r io' .ais n oni = n. rpm,,s. l.. ~
squaTe no. mn; ns n fe. 70 inchc. e,sh sire.
q ~ ,Ss, desirable sdins ste. d IN. ne ser,s. ]
ana saond command the attention of PARTIES de-ros
Term: q sale, one .hird c..h the balance IN on.
1Ss ur sS ~ .1 S. s s.y. ne
IrSpsr'y sold. ~ all cssh; at the optCn q The
Z .,, torn, q sale not ecmplied With IN he.n
Si 3 sna 3 Il Is. ss 10 ,s s.
shsst sier Eve dsys' saveT,i..msp; Of .uoh res~.
eG s-if:a.a. RsfcTrfarE ~ DsEh c 8. '"'
DUNcANsoN BROS. ArcIIoSxERs
rkTs JIS S., ssLr oH yALUARLE LOT on
fsnt nSNpStktySS Synfr SHEEN I5y,S ssM kEonk
rn ns2rsE, 80; i2ie ESTEfSrH srkfEf
cou 9. ne y p t,ISs q as Of ma sSr TN
sSns ,sss eau,y csa.s So 1854 sSsrsin s. .'a
Sss dsi r S ' &. sns sss ma
prs@is on TttspsSS the RisHf II fR' BAY q 's;
:, SG ths s,sE:., n lss :. TIyL oLock n NJ
s q -aia ss ir y one on = r.STo In "a
the C b z s 10 T. .S' ,S.s ,,s s
tnr s Su ,.rn. sna inI'rOyen,sn,s thsresn
are follows onethiri Q; the urchsss money 10 W
psyahle resretiyely IN one and ,~c Scsrs siisf es.
with Interest until pa;d. stS I'cr cent per snnum
payable seuisnnua1y, said deierrcd psymsf's t. j..
REPRESENTED by the rrons-cry notes Of the hs--r
secured BY deed ~ trust the property lcT ! urn-
toned. OF all Of said purchase money raid IN
cash at the upttn Of the rurhsser Term. Of -
be complied with IN ten days from Il sale Ia
Eosit If 800 viii be required from the pnn.haSsr a.
the time OF sale All convcyAnctng and rs-,,rding al
purch aser's cost.
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
THOMAS p. WOODWARD, Trustee
AZ la. ave. NV
The creditors Of Samuel Bond. decea-rd ar. hereby
notified 20 file their claims together with the Nouri
therefor with the clerk of the within thirty
l3O) days from DAY of sale -
BENZ. =. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
THOMAS p. WOODWARD. TRUSTEE.
secSdkds a. IA ay. n 60
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co Auct,oneer,


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
kEAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF NEW
YORK YORK, AAITENUE BETWEEN FOURTH AND
By virtue Of decree passed by the EQUITY Court of
the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia In
cause No. 1f2Ol. wherein Henry Stewart ct al. are
complsinants and John Stewart ct al are defendants
me J, undsrsigned will sell on WEDNESDAY, OCTO.
M IN front OF the premises all Of original lot ave
W IN square nve hundred and fourteen (514). In the
Terms Of sale: One.third cash, one-third in one
year ana one-thrd In two from the day sale
payments 70 be evidenced by notes secured
by deed OF trust on the premises sold and bearing in.
terest ct the rate OF per cent per annum payable
semi-annpaiy OF az cash at the option Of the puI-
chaser deposit Of 500 to be made at time Of sale
terms 81 sale are not complied with within ten
and cost Of defaultnR purchase
J. b. RALsTONs Trustee
Rooms 25 and 90. Adams building
L. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee,
IRVING WILLIAMSON Trustee eve
ocl4-1Ot 458 Louisiana ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auc.s.. 9th and D SITS. n. W.
TRGSI SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICE
DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES No al,
FOURTH SWEET NORTHWEST. IN THi

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES, No as
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN THF
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, assed in equity cause NJ
IA III. In which Marion y. French ct al are com
planants and Robert W. r. ogiiyie ct al are defend
ants. shall offer for sale at public auction in front
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
bered Ave hundred and thirtytwo i532) il being the
south twenty tive C25D feet hve Is inches IRON. on
4th street northwest by depth of ninetythree G.sG
width Of twenty-five C25) feet I've (5) inches III lie
and onc-haf (3,{ inches. the same is laid down
OF Washington in the District OF Columbia Together
with the improvements thereon CONSISTING 81 ysrx
handsome three-story and basement brick dwelling
Terms Of sale: one-haf cash (of which derosit Of
rs 70 ne made Is property is sol) and the balance
N equal nstallments at one ID and co years re-
spectvey rom day OF sale for which the
hoses OF me purcnase, Or purchasers must be gwen
annually and secured BY deed Of trust the prop
cry SOLD or al cash. at the option of the purchaser or
pn nrchhasers Al ennysyancine. recorins. &c.
piled with In ten days the trustee reserves the right TO
readsertise and resell ~ purchasers cost and risk
RANDALL HAGNER,
Trustee,
ocoeo6os 406 5th 1t. N. ".