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The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
HOlIOway's Annual Horse Sale.

The eighth annual sale notice of
Clydesdsles by Robert Holloway, OF
Alexis, ILL.,, appears In this issue OF the
ADVOCATE, and every one contemplating
the purchase of q draft stallion cannot
do better than to address Mr.. Holloway
for a copy of the catalogue giving a llst
of the individuals that will be offered on
the day Of sale. Among other facts he
states: "My plan Of dispOslng Of the
annual increase Of my large breeding
stud (the largest in the world) OF pure
bred and registered Cydsadales is to
have an annual fall sale Of coming two
year-olds. This age has been selected
for the reason that the following spring
the stations will be able for limited
service, while the fillles may, il desired,
be bred. To those OF this age are gen.
orally added a few older stations, and
some mares in breeding. Il is well known
that / have no by-blddlng, and whatever
Is offered Is sold. For years at the I'LL
nolS state fair, the St. Louis fair, the fat
stock show, and the American Clydes
dale exhibitions my stock has won the
larger share of the prizes. 1 invite your
personal acquaintance, and only ask q
fair share Of patronage after personal In
spection."
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
Or, n. r. Walllns, Caldwell.

DR.. n. r. Walllng, Caldwell.
A. Wilson. Russell.
J. r. DetWller, Topeka.
A. n h Petty, Yates Center.
Q Il Llttleneld. Industry.
j NJ DunsmOra. ThayaF,
RObt A. NeI, Wlchlta.
&. r. Nesley, Wichita.
Matte K COnVlS, Burr Oak.
O n. Rogers, ArkanaaS City.
N. ID. Rlss, RubenG.
Nels Anderson, 7, peka.
3. B. SandfOrt, Atlanta.
Mrs. O IngerSOl Tucker, Minneapolis.
Matte D Brown, Mound City.
DIR. j. H. Oyster, PaOla.
H. O. Root, Topeka.
0. L. Smith. Phllnpsburg.
keub Kercneval. OOfieyVllle.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
LIST OF SPEAKERS.

LIST OF SPEAKERS.
Mrs. Fannie Vlckery.
Attorney General j jhn N. Ives.
Senator w. A. PETER.
COnHregSm John G.. Otis.
s N. Scott, Mcpherson.
Hon. John Madden.
r. Mcdonald
A. B. Beeler.
8. 8. King.
Laura L. Lowe,
JnO A. Dickson.
A. @ Shinn, Ottawa. NO charge other thar
expenseS.)
b. ?. Martin, Marion.
II. n. Boyd, BelleVille.
Capt. B Evans, Mcpherson.
J. II. LaChrOp.
81. A Hart, Enterprise.
w. l. Brown, Kingman.
Frank Herald.
w. II. Bennington. Topeka.
Rev. W. G. TODD, Of Topeka.
q, w. Stewart Of COncOrdIa.
8. Fl. SnideF, Of Klngman.
DR.. j. H Randall, Of Chicago.
Robert Thompson, Of Garrison.
Frank X. Forrest, Of Jewell City.
G. BOhrer, Of Chase.
Prof W. D. Struble, Of SalinS.
l. b. Patterson, Of Usage City.
]. 81. Todd, Of Superior, Neb.
w. r. Rlghtmlre, OF Topeka.
Judge Hiram Stevens, OF PaOla.
Prof. v. H. Blddigon, Of MarysVille.
A. J. HlxsOn. Of Parsons.
II. @. JO 90, Eureka
w. A Turner, fOWhattan.
] 2 COddinR, WestmOreland.
] V. Randolph, EmpOria.
JUDGED. Il. Bailey, Lyons.
Il 4 Heller, Topeka.
Frank Herald, Topeka.
u. z. McAuley, GFeensburg.
D. L. Rose, Wellington.
B. y. Foster, (eolored) Topeka.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
CAPT. R. o OSBORN, candidate for secretary

|
trlct committee.
Chase county, October 81.
Points nc which Capt. Osborn win speak 1
several counties to De- deSlRnated by the o.
committee should be reported 10 state ChAll
as soon az possible.
L o. LEWELLTNG, candidate for governor
Jefferson county, day; LeSVenWOrth, n
October 6.
TOnganoxie. day; Kansas City night, Oct.
Douglas county, October 8,
Ottawa. October 10.
PaOla. OctObeT II.
Garnett, October 12.
Mound City, October Is,
IT. Scott, October IA.
lola, October 10
NeOShO county, October II.
Crawford county, October l8.
Cherokee county, October 10.
LaOette county, October 20
Montgomery county, OcCOber 81.
CnautauQua county, October 20.
Wilson county, 0cGOb n "a.
WOOdsOn county, October Is.
BufllngtOn, OctObar 28.
E reka, October "a.
H ward, OcrOber %
RI Dorado, October %.
SENATOR w. A. PETER:
Oct. 8, Kansas City, Mo.
z, Norton.
8, MARSHALL county.
" 10. Washington county.
II, Republic county.
'' IL, Glen Elder.
10 Logan.
">l4 Oberlln.
10, Atw' cd.
4" IL, St. Francis.
l8, GOOdlaRd.
10 S arOn s rings.
20, Cove county.
q, Wakeeney, day; Ellis, night.
%. Russell.
" "a. Ellsworth,
" 25 Salina.
" 26, D tawa county,
"a Cloud.
" % Dickinson county.
4" 20, NJ triOn county.
81, EmDOrla.
Nov. Usage City.
2. Manhattan.
3, POttaWatOmie county.
4, Jackson county.
8, N'maha county.
z, Jefferson county.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN G. OTIS:
Oet. 6, Greensburg.
e" z, Arlington.
8, Mcpherson.
% 10 Washington county.
IL, hepuDuG COUNTY,
!" 10, Glen Elder.
13, Logan.
IA. Oberlin.
15, Atwood.
IL, Sc francis.
IS GOOdland.
10, Colby.
50 20, Sheridan county.
'' 81, Hil City.
% r 'oks county.
"a, Lincoln.
%. Sallna.
20, Ottawa county.
q Cloud county.
- %. Dickinson county.
20, Marion county.
81, Council Grove.
Nov. 1, Junction City.
2 Manhattan.
3, POtt&waCOmie.
a. Jackson county.
5, Brown county,
z, Jefferson.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
ApPOINTMENTs POR aPEAKERs.

81. A. HART, OF Marion;
Chase county, October % to Nov. 6inclusive.
HON. 8. 8. KING:
Grove near McCune. October 8.
COFne's Grove, near En- levale, Crawford
county, OctOber7.
CONGRESS SMAN JOHN DAVIS:
Kansas City, NO., Exposition, October 6.
Sklddy, Morris, county, October 8.
BelleVille, Republic county, October %.
HON. 7. j. HUDSON:
Labetts county, October 6lO
NeOshO county. October ll.l6.
Crawford county October is 81.
Cherokee county, October 22-H.
QURNEMO GLEE CLUB-Seventh district
Huntsville, October 8.
Ar lngtOn, October.
Mcpherson, October 8.
Hutchinson, October l0'1l.
MORRIS L. WHEAT:
Oct. 20, Kansas City, Hanson's opera.
" 81, Kansas City, Grigsby's hall.
d" 90 Argentine.
Nov. 8, Junction City.
z, OAsge City.
JUDGE JOHN MARTIN:
Oct 8, McPhersOn
10, Great Bend.
IL, Hutchinson.
II KlDgmAn.
49, Wellington.
d" is, wichita.
CONGRESSMAN VIM. BAKER;
Atwood. OctOber6.
Oberlin, o 'tObeE Z.
Norton, October 8.
PhlllpsOurg, October 10.
Gaylord, OCObeI IL.
Randall, October II
Jewell City, October IL (eVening).
HON. f. j. CLOSE:
Ooe Fuaro9f 4 n m paIkar avaOlnO
"a. IA. POwhatan, 10 a. M; Fairvlew, 2 p. M;
HamllD. evening.
OcC Is Morrill,, p. m.
II, Seneca; SabeGha, evening,
1S, Hawatha.
" 10, Highland.
20 SC Marys.
COL. W. A. HARRIS, candidate for congress-
man-Stlarge
BelOit, OctOber6.
Osborne, OctOber7.
Stockton, October 8.
Lincoln, October TO-
Ellsworth, October IL.
Seneca, OctHber II.
HlaWa'ha. Octnber 18.
Troy, October 10
JUDGE S.H ALLEN, candidate for associate
justice:
Oct 6, Greensburg.
" z, ArliU gtOn,
" g. NJ PherSOn.
4" TO- Hutchinson.
50 IL, Reno county.
IL, Rice county.
13, Maxville.
IA, seward.
10, Larned.
JUDGE W. o. BASHORE:
Oct 6, HolslngtOn.
8 VI Cfacken.
10, r ,nsOm.
II Horace.
t" - Y, Tribune.
13, LeOt1.
IA, Scott City.
10, d ghtOn.
II, Ness.
JUDGE FRANK DOSTER:
Oct. 6, MlltOnvale.
z, COncOrdla.
8. OOurtland.
TO- MankatO.
IL, Smith Center.
IL, KirWin.
81 13 LenOra.
IA, Oberlin.
" is, Norton.
II, Philllpsburg.
Is, Washington county.
10, Marshall county.
20 Manhattan.
HON. NOAH ALLEN:
Oct. 9, Beloit:
g. Stockton.
10, Graham county, 2p. m.
IL, Logan county.
IL, GralDheld.
13. Russell. |
IA, Wilson.
is, Solomon City.
u, Enterprise, day; HeringtOn, night
l8 Marion.
10 lhbse county.
- 20, EmpOria.
PROF. Il. N GAINES, candidate for state |
superintendent:
Oct, 6, Bourbon county.
z, NeOshO county.
g. Labette county.
10, Montgomery county.
II, lDautauqua county.
" IL COwley county.
" 49, Elk county.
" IA, Wilson county.
16 Burlington.
Z" IL, 0uawa
% Is, LeaVenWOrth.
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press as a menace, and they urge their respec-
tive governments not to lose sight of it and to
prepare such naval power as the new situation
might require in case of confsgrstion in the
Mediterranean.
SOCIALISM.
Herr Ltebnecht, the German socialist In dis
cussing before the workingInen's congress of
Marseiles the question of standing armies the
alliances and the possibilities Of the coming
war gave the opinion of his party. He said
that the alliance Of France and Russia Is dis
honoring to France and predicted that Russia
would In the end prove . traitor to her ally
He does not think that the looming war is
near, and speaking of the best means Of arriv-
ing at a solution of the great European prob
lem he advocated the disarmament Of France
and Germany. Should this be found an impos-
siOility he said a political and social rsvolu-
ton Is bound to settle the question. The tri-
umph of socialism In both countries concluded
Herr Liebnecht, seems TO be the only possible
way TO solve the European problem nationally.
To this the moderate republican press objects on
the ground that while II is true that social
istic reform Is pending in modern society, both
reform have not yet been made practical
enough to justify a nation in q general aboli-
tion OF the theory by which European societies
are now governed. II has been denied that
owing TO his sharp uttersnces Herr Liebnecht
has been ordered out OF the territory Of the re-
public. Ee and Herr Bebel were the two mem
bers Of the reichstag that in 1870 protested
against the war between Germany and France.
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TRTsTEys S SALE H6G Of yEsY HpggsIRApLE Rn1cK

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18th streets. Money Is needed to aid In the
purchase Of the property, a large indebtedness
having been assumed, but assumed In full faith
that the public will not let the good work of the
mission fail from lack Of support.
The STAR will also receive and acknowledge
any subscription that may be sent to It for the
mission fund. The work of this mission, which
has been successful beyond all anticipations for
the past eight years. is directed toward reach
ing the unchurched classes and bringing them
into harmony with the Christian civilization
under which We live, to lift up and bless the
lives Of the destitute and borrowing and to Sc
cure employment and homes for all In need
The following are among the subscriptions
which have been made up to the present time:
B. n. Warner, 81 900; Mrs. AN. Bruen. 81 900;
A Friend, $500; 5. W. Woodward, $500; r. Fl.
Leopold, sl75; G. W. Proctor, 500; ". W.
Giles. 600; W. Fl. Wallace, ei00; T. Jarvis,
600; E. D. Bailey. ESQ., George W. Wheeler,
so; Friend, $50; J. Fl. Turpin. ESQ; o. B.
Brown, $50; J. II. Hitchcock, SIS; N. A. Rob-
bins. s25; A. L. swartwout, s25; VIM c. Tyler,
s25; VIM. Dubois. s25; ". 8. Nicholson, S25;
c. G. Billings, s25; ]. F. Lindsey. s25; Col
Philip Snowden, s25; P. S. Foster, s25; F. @.
Severance, s25; II. o. Hall, s25; Mr. Monkey,
s20; Mr.. Ironside, $40: Thomas @. Young, go;
ID. Hammersley. go; J. Carson. $40; Mrs. c.
E. Leach. $40; Mrs. Capt. Ross, s10; Mrs Sue
Nerrick, S10 Mrs. C. r. Smith, So; Mrs Peter
Hepburn, S5; Friend, IS. Total, $500.
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A GREAT MISSION BUILDING.
The Central Unfsn Missfon Soon to Occup,
the Ola City Post Office.

Inc Nentrat Nnfon ntaefon noon 10 occupy
the Ola City Post Ohice.
The large building fronting on louisiana ave
nus and street recently occupied BY the city
post Office has. a. announced by TEE STAR,
been purchased for ese. 900 BY the Central
Onion Mission This energetic organization
expects soon TO have the interior remodelsd
and adapted to Its purposes. The second and
third floors wiz be thrown into q large audi
sorium. I, Is proposed to use the upper floor
for lodging house. to be conducted By the
mission The property, o. Is generally known,
10 located on Louisiana avenue and street
near the junction Of Pennsylvania avenue and
1th street The building committee, which 10
composed Of q number of the most prominent
business men Of the city and the directors of
the mission, have made q call for subscriptions
20 aid them In their enterprise. They assert
that the work Of the mission increases the value
OF property and the safety Of life; that it makes
society better and the homes Of our community
happier. Hence they think that every man in
terested in the welfare Of the city IL interested
In sustaining the mission They desire to have
subscriptions sent 10 T. A. Harding treasurer,
Ohio National Bank building. corner G and
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. cor 9th SITS. n. v

fsoFESrY q EcoNb sAREEr IssIPTf @EES
NUE. S9UTHWEST. suITABLE FOR MANU-
FEATURING AND BUILDING PURPOsES
By virtue Of deed q trust TO the signed dated
the 1T day Of April 1890 and recorded April s. 1880
the District of Columbia Will sell. at the request
OF OF the r.. party secured heS.eY Ct RTS ep
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
property situate In the city Of Washington. in the
District Of Columbia. and designated as
all that piece parcel of land and premises situate in
Of square five hundred and forty six (E OF $40 and
described Us follows Beginning for the same at the
northeast corner of square and running from thence
south along the east line Of square and Cd street
thence south westwardly along the line of
eighty (S) feet; thence to intersact the
west line OF square and Delaware at point dis
tant one hundred and ffty-one l51) feet north
along the west line of square and Della
ware ave four hundred and t40l feet four and
half (4 inches to the northwest of the square,
and thence east along the north line of square one
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one ID and two CD years. or before with interest at
per cent, payable semiannually until paid secured
epton q the purchaser The property will be offered
first in three parcels plat showing the dimensions
and description of the parcels will be exhibited at the
sale or may be seen at the office Of John b. Larner
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser Trustees
reserve the right to resell st the risk and cost Of de-
fauting purchaser after fifteen days from date Of sale
JOHN sSSfB A l. ARRSsrESSN' Trustees.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AuCTIoNEERs,
~ Ap0pA AVE
PRICK R6StDFNCEs. nos. 1912. 1914. 1874
AND 1925 FLORIDA AVENUE, BETWEEN

BRICK REstBEScEs, Nos. Isia i5ii, I 81 4
AMP AM, ! 1920 , FLQEIDA ,AxENuEs BETWEEN
NoRTHWEsT. BY AUCTION
BY ST r d 81 dead in rust given to
e The District q Columbia 9ili 81 il front q
I Tns sFsnsfs * epSo sussSp on TaTRsDAY oG
I9TS ia HSb las, sa6AkE Gs "a. o fr9nsins
14th streets northwest with depth Of 81 feet to an
alley. improved by two new brick dwellings, Contain
ing rooms and bath each with cellars and
heated by 'ohnson's bee, ;t eel plate furnace.
On FRIDAY. ocToBER FOURTEENTH. q, FOUR
Tors i2s AND iaS. SANE SQUARE, VIII soil
Fronting II feet sinohes Florida avenue between
18TH and 18th streets northwest with q depth of so
teet to an alley. and companion houses to above
having eight rooms and bath each with concrete cell
lars and heated in the same manner.
AZ Of the above property is elegantly situated over
looking the beautiful property formerly occupied By
Shlef Justice Fuller and II reached by the cable cars
10 ten minutes from the heart Of the city near Column
presents an elegant opportunity for investment to
secure home foI ones own use:
house 20 63l2 being lot l35 Is sold subject e
"a oo9 .i dated April 1892. payable in three years
annum:
70 b. and
balance In SIX and twelve months from the DAY Of sale
iecured by deed Of trust the properly sold, with
interest 81 ne rate Of per cent annum
cash at the 9ptien Of the purchaser depoS Of two
hundred tey00) dollars each house Of sale Terms
70 oe compiled with in fifteen days from the day Of
FRANK T. BROWNING.
JOINS. sa IS IS i 81. Trustees.
rI~6A
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MEDICAL. &c.

CONSULT THE ONLY UROsCOPIAS PHYsI-
Scians In Washington. Dr-. BROTHERS and GRAY;
pear pear forty i've years AZ pos D st sw We have re-
duced the signs Of incpisnt disease almost . GER
tainty by examining into the chemical rharacterSs
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease sai
symptoms without asking question by the Arst uras
IN the morning We treat ali diseases sucrs~-fullTto
which the human family are uhie-t-dyspepsia, Goa
supauon, piles. scrofa. rheumatism bronc htis nts
ana al diseases. diseases u the akin. lunrs
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~ pow srful Nerve Sttnulant aud Tonic OF al the
Temedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Il people who
are weak. miserable, lethsrsc sleepy lack Of amla-
ton and zest there remedy equal this Cordial
has been In Use for forty vs years this iy
Laboratory, 800 ST. O. oc1-lms
nR LEON.
The well-known specialist
464 Cst NV.
Prompt treatment.
Once hours: 10 to 1. 5tos. ocssts
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EkONIlNG EIGHTY-THREE FEET AND -FOUR
ilNNSsHES on The FAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING EIGHTY-THREE FEFT AND FotJR
INCHES ON The EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEESTH
sTEE IEI, BETWEEN I AND K STREETS
Under and by virtue Of . decree of the Supreme
cause No. 1862, docket 49, wherein Louisa NIuse Il
complainant and Florida Pitts al defendapts the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction Ia
front Of the PREMISES, on WEDNESDAY, THE
TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1892 az
HALI-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following
described real estate in the city of Washington Ds
trict of Columbia, to wit: The north twenty-five cl5
feet and four a. inches front 18th by the depth
thereof OF lot numbered fourteen iD and the whole
OF lots numbered fifteen 15) and sixteen Cl6 in sam
usl pavidsons subdivision of original lots numbered
10 and IA In square numbered hundred and
twentyslx 26). recorded in the ofce of the sur
1. folios ) and q.
Terms Of sale: one-fourth Of the purchase money
IN cash and the remainder TO be paid before Ave
years after date Of sale. Said deferred payments or
payment 70 he evidenced by the promissory note or
notes OF the purchaser purchasers secured by dead
Of trust the property sold said note OK not..
70 bear interest at the rate Of per per annu or
the purchaser may o: HIS her their option pay the
Whole Of the purchase money in cash.
Inc trustee Is empowered TO sell said described real
estate as whole or in separate lots. upon the same
terms heretofore stated.
Aderosit OF $3.50 il sold 9 whole or $3.50 uron
each lot if sold in parcels. shall be made at time Of
sale. -
The terms Of sale 70 be complied with in thirty dav.
or the deposit denosts TO be forfeited aud the ro
erty to be resod At the risk aud ting pI,r
chaser or purchasers AL conveyancing and rerordins
at purcha ser's cost. DAVID WARNER Trustee
seoo-o&ds 1881 p st. n. W.
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I ArIMER q SLOAN. Auctione.r.. i.o7 q st.

TRrSTIE e., SALE OF NALrABIE IMPROVED
PROPERLY. BEING HOUSE No lRg3 TENTH
STREETS
By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated 10th day
o. nctoher, 4 n. 1891. and du'y recorded IN iib-r
pa folio s12 et of tho land records for tie
Disrici q Columbia and q the request OF the party
secured thereby. viii offer sale public au.-
psl n Fgni III 81 ,bs Sre9ises n FRIDAY TIE
HALf-pAsT FOUR 2 NJ the following d~Scril,sd
Property, situate IL the city Of Washington District
OF Columbia. 70 wit; All OF sub lot seventy
three C7il IN square No So the subdivision /.
recorded IN the SURVEYORS Once Of the District Of co.
lunola sold subject 70 a certain deed " trust 70
secure the sum of 81. so, with interest y per
Ssntum per snnum from March II. lsgo. due March
n. lss.4 Interest payable send annually. IuproVet
by cQniorsnle two-tOrN and basement brick DWELL
ing. with EIGHT rooms, with modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: boo cash and the balEnc. in EXCESS
Of said deed of trust ESQ mouth With nereSf af the
rate OF sih 90 per centuln aud 81 by
deed OF trust on the property sold all cash thu
option OF the purchaser. 300 asposit required a
time 81 sale All cenveyai.cing and recording ~
OF the purchaser. Terms Of sale O. be cumuel with
In hfteen days the proIerfy will he res0ld risk
and cos; Of defsuing purchaser after ave days read
vertseInenti In one daily paper published In Washing
ton city.
oc4-dks. No TM 4 S SbbssTkSE. Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
AZ oRSEs OF sTT HERpp sSSTpTHsAsT gEING
yi5tu: q deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
for the District Of Columbia viii sell in IRON. q
n ms yp oT nr on wEpNEspAY, the TWELFTH
FOUR O'CLOCK P. ~. all the 70 lowing Described
real estate and premises, situate lying and being in
the city Of Washington. in the District OF Columbia
Known and designated as lot numbered fifteen fl5l
In square number seven hundred aud sixty (160l
according 10 Grant recorded subdivision Of said
sou,re improved by threestory pressed brick front
dwelling. together with all and singular the improve
menus ways, easements, rishts, privileges and APP
rurtenarces to the same belonging anywise at-
pertaining. -
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal In
stallments at one and two years evidenced by notes
pea ins per cent per snnum from date Of sale In
terest payable semi annuslly and to be secured by
deed OF trust on the sold all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. deposit Of $500 required
AZ time OF sale. Conveyancin.. &c. at purchaser's
cost II The terms OF sale not complied with in
nteep days the trustees the right TO resell the
property a. the risk and Of the defsuting pur-
CHASER after hve days advertisement of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washin gton ID. C
WILLIAM A.. GORDON. [ -.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. e1s Est NV

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO 1923
SIXTH STREET N9RTHWEsT At .AUCTIoN.
at Ten O'CLOCK A: NJ We will sell at residence No
1923 9th street miscellaneous collection Of house
lor Set SIX pieces; Lesther-covsred Arm Rocker,
French Plate Pier Mirror. Slab and Bracket Walnut
Tsrdrobs Walnut E1,enso9 Table and Dinin Room
Toilet Ware, China and Glass Ware, OAK Ice boz
good condition; Brussels and Ingram Carpets Hall
articles not mentioned. ~ A'
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
3N dPENNsYLXANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On PENNsYLxANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
KNOWN AS PREMISES No 1s05.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the
teenth l4th) day Of May, A. D. 1872. and duly re-
CORDED W Liber No $50 folio 463 of the land records
party secured thereby will sell at public auction in
ElKST DAI OF OCTOBER, 1892. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ. all that certain piece or par
Gel OF land and premises situate IN the city Of WASH
tngton, District Of Columbia and known and distin-
gushed and being all that part Of lot one ID in
square one hundred and sixty six Cl6). contained
within the following metes and bounds viz: Begin
ming e. point ON the line Q. Pennsylvania avenue
angle Of said square and lot and running with said
aysn9s twenty-four and eighteen one-hundredths
ga I'D feet thence at right angles with said avenue
seventy-four and Afty-sght -hundredths "a !S)
feet to the rear line Of said lot numbered one a.
thence DUE east with said line ten and fifty three
10 $50 feet thence due south thirty
two t32) feet thence IN southwsstwsrdly direction
forty an4 eight 4Q So feet
. the place OF bestnning containing 6l2 IA square
Terms Of sale Thirty-two hundred (13 2OO) dollars
70 be paid In cash. and the balance TO be paid
install respectively In six (6) and twelve l2)
mopbs. secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold with interest payable semisnnualy at the
Of six t6) per cent per annum until paid. ell cash.
ct the option Of the purchaser deposit Of $500 will
be required at time Of sale. All conveyancing, &c
piled with In twenty days from day Of sale trustee re
serves the right TO resell the properly at OF de-
fautng purchaser after five days notice such
in some newspaper published in Washington. D. {.
GEORGE ". STICENEY
eezS-dEds Surviving Trustee.