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Where Can We Drive?

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
After twenty years labor at my counter
have managed to add to the business horse
and wagon. On Sundays and holidays like to
take my wife and little ones drive. The horse
gets day off for every Sunday use him and
the light Jersey which is substituted for the
heavy wagon seems nothing for him to pull
Few people in Washington have not noticed
how difficult it is even with well-broken horses
to get out of the city without having trouble
from the many obstacles which beset the driv-
er's path. The very necessary street car (elec-
trio or horse meets one at every turn and there
is not bridge out Of Washington which is not
ihcumbered either with heavy line of travel
or street cars. even on Sundays.
The great need of a safe bridge over Rock
creek, for instance. or over the Potomac river,
by which persons driving may leave the city,
must strike the mind of the visitor to WASH
ington. Washington, with all its beauties and
attractions, cannot be left or approached with
out absolute danger to the driver Of O vehicle
Should this be?
Cannot some mode be devised of erecting G
proper bridge over Rock creek by which the
beautiful drives over the hills to the west of
our beautiful city may be enjoyed by our
citizens.
The plan now before Congress of putting
through 37th street and opening it to the Tun-
law road half meets the requirements, but sup
plement that by bridge across Rock creek at
Q street, and the opening Of that street, which
is already asphalted west of 28th, and one Of the
most beautiful drives would be the result-with
the avoiding Of all railroad tracks-horse or
electric. Will your valuable paper recommend
this plan to our Commissioners and to Con-
gress? A MODEST DRIVER.
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Written for The Evening Star.
1t was on an early evening local train
on the West Shore railroad the other
Saturday night. The smoking car was full of
laborers going down to the city after their week
work. The great American hog occupied four
places He had turned two Of the cane-bot-
toned seats, facing each other. Two fat pack
ing cases occupied the aisle seats and he was
complely stretched out, with his dusty feet on
the forward seat next the window. An I'M
lighted cigar hung between his fat fingers and
the perspiration streamed down his fat cheeks
and was lost in his limp collar. His mouth was
open and he was dreaming Of his lucky week
in selling cigars to the country merchants up the
river, for he was a drummer in a small way.
At New Durham two Italians entered the car.
One was large, fat, greasy; the other small,
bent, but active, and wore large brass earrings
Both very very dirty and both carried big
bundles.
The only approximately vacant seats were
those occupied by the drummer. The big
Italian touched him on the shoulder and said:
.'Mista, Gamma 1 sit?' again and again.
Finally. Nav. Goway! from the sleeper.
The little laborer interfered with volley Of
indignant Sicilian, plainly urging the big one
on.
.'we musta hava seat. Nova zose sings"
(peremptorily).
The sleeper is aroused.
siou internal, dirty, blank, blank, dagoes,
Git on the engine. Git out and count the ties,
Git out Of herer'"
Both Italians together - .'Maledittissimo
Americana! brute! bestia! porco! briccone!
sceleratoi rubatore! ladro! Andia al diavolo!
detami la sedia.''
The fat little drummer removed his feet from
the seat, put his hand to his hip pocket and said
with deadly emphasis:
IN give you two seconds to git to that door,
and when you git there stay there
And the Italians got there and stayed there,
sitting uncomfortably ON their bundles, too
cowed even TO complain to the train men.
gazed at the American hog in .amazement,
and before he put up his dusty feet again he
turned to me with friendly grin and said:
I'm a whole New Orleans mob when git
started.'
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The Psychicsl Science Congress.

Camille Flammarion, the eminent French
astronomer, expects to visit the worlds fair.
and writes to DR.. Coues enthusiastically Of the
psychical science congress at Chicago and will
address the congress.
Among the foreign members Of the advisory
council of the psychical science congress are
Profs. Charles Richet, Charles Ribot and Pierre
Janet. all of France. They have signifed their
intention to DR.. Coies Of addressing the con-
gress on their specialties of hypnotism and
allied topics.
Prof. Sedgwick and Mr.. Myers, president and
honorary secretary Of the London Society for
Psychical Research. have informed DR., Coues
OF their cordial support of the psychical science
congress. Mrs. Sedgwick also accepts member
ship in the advisory council. The founder of
the American branch Of the English society,
Prof W: +, Barrett, +. r. s. E., expects to at
tend and will address the congress.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 6l2 st. n "
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNEMPLOYED REAL ESTATE IN
gEoRGET0wN AND IN THE COUNTY or


msat q Mary 4. Thomas dsceased we shall sell It
S
:. SiIH 5Soa 81 Ssf bA K. Ct ,: ss5y 1sss
of E1ouad situated in dsorretown. District Of Co
ss'ss e ss
q m Ss S,
building Known a premises NOa 1915 and 13l7 Sed
= 4 osssss s: sn feet
4 SS
TIE 4fEsS $780, {. !. ss.. s.I.sls
$ = sc siss*f ss
iRS a2:s
sSrsr,;e , ~ improved 81 large tnrse,story brick
I%msdiassy thereafter the fSfoxine dsseribsd part
running thence north 20 feet and e1tenains back
VIII e 9::s e e .s 4 s 8
in depth q, e same lot adjoining the above described
in S:SS y % ss e
On the same afternoon. at HALF-PAsT SIX
in s.d II as the north
s'' If ess IN sgs
PAST SIX O'CLOCK p M. all that certain parcel OF
north Of the Conduit road the east side Of the
county road leading from the Conduit road to the
Loughboroug road, and about three-quarters Of .
mile above "Drovers' Rest" containing about one
acre, and described as follows:
beginning for the same at the end of line drawn
n. " deg e. from q stone standing private road
leading from county road d feet, and running
thence with said line reversed 62 dee Is # to
said stone thence and and 1l7s n in line with
northward Of the end Of this line and junction of the
q non In mod pa1.f hQpc
35 deg. e, 300 II. thence northwardy and at right
angles with the last mentioned line 143 it, thence in
straight line to the place Of beginning being
the land conveyed to Catherine Heiss, by Richard p.
and Mary s. Jackson, as per deed dated November g,
1874, and recorded in Liber I'll folio So one of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, together
with the Improvements. &C."
Terms: One third cash. residue in two equal pay
ments at one and two years respectively per cent
interest pay semi annually secured by the notes Of
the purchasers and deeds Of trust on The property
Sused on each piece Of the and sl0o
&ea At PURCHASERS cost. Terms to be complied with
In fifteen days the property will be resold at de-
faulting purchasers cost and risk
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
JOHN b. THOMAS, IAecu'ors.
je23-d&ds 3IlA O St n
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
s. Redmon to E. E. Hoge, subs Al and 4s,
So. 1851; g. R. W. Mcpherson to F. T..
Browning, sub Is, 50. 236; s2,55O. NJ. Ash
ford to Jane Corcoran, sub a. SO. 176; $3.50.
]. L. Welsh to T. J. Flack, lot %, block 8,
Kalorama Heights; S2.500. F. c. Caldwell
ct al. to same, lot "a, do; S2,50O. W. A.
Kurtz to same, lot rs, do; $500. J. A. Lewis
to s. W. Lewis ct al, lot SO, SO. 517; e.. L.
Behrens to H. Burkhardt, part l6, So. 449; e.
G. Johnson to L. Battomy, part Al. 50. 1908;
S1.325. W. Twombly to I. +. Willis, sub IL
Of lot 50. &C., H. sub Mount Pleasant; e..
B. L. johnson, lot 4, block 8, T. L BIS sub,
do; 5000. c. Cain to P. Crowley, part -,
50. 500; $1,000. Fannie Hyde ct al to 8. W.
Rittenhouse ct al, in trust, Bellevue" in
Georgetown; 8. W. H. sholes to NJ
Shugrue, part 81, SO. 465; SLIPS. F. H. Mott
to p. Pulsifer, lot 6, block Is, Columbia
Heights; $4,5l875. Commissioners District of
Columbia to s. Bieber, sub l, SO. 742; $37s.2 %;
and sub 2. do; $3.50. H. Wex to I. T. Judd,
part 90 and IS, So. 653; g. A. b. Duvall to
G. Y. Hansell, part 122, SO. $50; g.
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PROPOSALS.
UssITIREvpsys rA Ar.s,x coAsT hhNp eR9PETlc
isas Nsr.i.d propSsas VII s. r.Seisei a. hi. osS.

ITSILEp STATES COAST AND en9pErIc
s M = Tits ); ~: s fs
.aYpi,. Tie e. oos.s ss S.6Ss sssss
sns q sse dunn a. :: MAY b. Essu sp
lssa inclndins chemicals. .FrOcers snndri.s. car
s:E:I oes..!. = ssy ss.as r ana ry:Ses.iss
asis.. IN sss tart, srtiss, VII o .essg.sa md ...ss
< ms articles :, ne Coast .Ha aegdeas survey 9.
s.nS forms q sssposs. III y igssl.s.a On .ypses:
sS.. sspss,nips proPe..is .hesia = %sfisS Fps.
shs.s q Waste f.Ssr sops:.,, Tor fSs ~ rssrss,
ss.e. Sa. and soas Z rs cbsd
7. {. NENbEXHsTi. supsrsi..s.ss ssss,ss !
pRoHosAts FoR MACHINE fooLs, &c. FoR
jung Il lsa2 Sealed iproppsa,s indeS.sd 9propo-
;ns,a Sr p % 70 fSso Ss T q. Yard wash
eeived at the bqrean Of provision. and co,hps Navy
6arScf SoeS fr p isSs .nl f yasslE
opened immediately thsreafter, 30 fSrnish AZ the
ysss ss and SS1k n: .ps Ia
aTssi q mum. srSssr ', :, f..snss
and gs,s the S.s. nav.
Of the ss or to Is. to s
m;nufsctarsss and dealers = Invited lie BIDS sli
%ea the s 20 ssre let f ~ 70 ss
q ri 70 ss
pRorosALs FOR sT4TIoNERY.-NAyYp DE-
prePo:a. p 20 ID. ssr,t o i y h,
So6S oh M; ID s.HFsif,r wv EL VI
psNE ls fS1 ssu for ~ Ss
snns ySn. IN ,s 1I1s the .S
giving TIE neeessaIy inormsion. vii Se TSisssd
on APPLICATION /. this dsp,r,@.nt, The department
Or al BIDS WIZ Ss sSs sar only " ,e manu-. s%s
JAMES fsss s e rs .r asni
Of the Navy. jeiI-2awsw
MMLLErrINa. NOTICE TO coNrRAcToRs-
o1 P 3 of Msr a9uss w..sins
5sSs.yss g q & N ss 4
OF the House Of Representaiyes and the city
s nns to sa he t Hss ss
during the fiscal year ending June %, lss9 Full
Sssa sSe
marked PrOposais Tor Carrying Hoase Mails. The The
the S1sS e t.
House Of Representatives. my2s2aw4w
SEALED PROPOSALS. ADDRESSED TO THE
- warden. for supplying fresh and salt b.ef Of the
coln%6Ia ths assa year Sssinnins July isss
s s me s ar ran r sne to time II sn.h SSsp
O'CLOCK M NO p yUSE p: iss2 The III. %
Warden d. S Jail District o. Columbia. 10 5eeo1Ss
SYITHSoSIaN INsTIrUTIoN, WASHINGTON.
EIGHTH, 1892 to furnish 10 the Smithsonian insti-
ons Sst sns su5ssP Of
TIE fiscal year ending June 90. 1893 supples o, The
following classes Chemicals, wooden boxes food for
animals, fuel and ice, paints. oils, &c. hardware
lumber. stationery textiles. miscellaneous supplies
sale Of waste material Awards will be made only 10
established manufacturers Of dealers In the arti
or f I'D. s psf. e Of r s ss s1@
With foT and further intornA-
application az the ofoe Of the assistant secretary y
p. LANGLEY. Secretary. Se16. Is. 20. p "a 2S
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Reception by High SCHOOL Graduate..

The class Of 80 Of the Washington High
School took leave Of their friends and teachers
last evening in the shape of a fare well recep-
ton at National Rifles Hall. A large number
OF persons were present and listened with APP
parent enjoyment to the excellent program
furnished, consisting Of vocal and instrumental
solos and recitations. The floor was afterward
cleared and dancing was INDUCED in until q late
hour The reception committee was composed
Of members Of the senior class as follows:
Herbert N: Locke. chairman; Misses Barnes,
Gatchell, Harper. Macaulay and Redman and
Messrs. Sheppard, Yont, Woodwork. wahly
and Jett The floor committee was in charge
OF Howard n. Bailey, chairman; L. H. Reichel-
derfer, n. g. Ogden, H. W. Slater, J. z. Wat
kins and L. p. Darrell.
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2 ATCLlFFE. DARR h CO.. Auctioneers.

n ATCLlFFE, DAKR CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSES. ALI, MOD.
ERN IMPROVEMENTS, NOS. 1920 AND 1898
TTHrIRTpISTHHI TGp,o STREET. GEORGETOWN.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
FIFTH. at SIX O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale. In
front Of the premises.
PART OF LOT 234,
IN SQUARE 10,
Improved by two well built story dwelling houses,
on the line OF the electric railroad
Terms easy and stated at the time Of SALE deposit
Of 800 each house at the time. All conveyancing
and recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
je2,-4t kATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS
OF AND, CONTAINING ABOUT FIFTY-NINE
ACRES. IMPROVED BY DWELLING HOUSE
MD BARN, SITUATE ON BLADENSBURG
PIKE ADJOINING UNITED STATES REFORM
By virtue Of q deed of trust dated February Is,
1881. and recorded In Liber No. 1927, folio $40
sea one q the land records for the District Of
Columbia. and in Iber J. w. B., No. g. folio 2S3 ct
SEQ, one OF the land records for Prince Georges
county Nd and strequest Of party secured thereby,
We VIII sell at public auction on THURSDAY, JUNE
ThLRIlETH. lS92, AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in
'front.' 9! or on the premises, about hfty-four acres
lying In said District and about Ave lying in said
county, being i&r OF tract of land known Barba-
does and Scotland, enlarged and described by metes
ana BOUNDS in said deed Of trust and described by
deeddated May 10, 1856. TO Harriette Isabella Jett
ana recorded in Ltb8r No 1885, folio ia ct seq. of
said land records for said District together with the
improvements thereon, frame dwelling house. barn.
outhouses, &c.
The land p said District and the land in said county
Terms Of sale: ons-ihird cash. balance in one and
two years 70 be secured by purchasers notes
day of:ais. ana dssd q trust properly sold
t6oHt Ave acres lying in said county and $3.50 cash
paid ss time Of sale convsyapcins and recordink 6
IN ten days from day Of sale. else trustees esrye right
ak days advertisement Of such resale In news.
paper publishsd daily In Washington. D, O.
WI. Il. HOLTZMAN, / r-
,3elS-dtd9 HENRY G. THOMPSON. Afustoeea
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jHANGERY SALE OF 4 vALgABLE BuILpr,
HIGH STREET. AND rxTFNDISG HtCR
MEDICAL. &c.

mr. CARRIER. ELECTRoLoGIsT 1909 IlTHsT
~ n. W. Special attention 0fven diseases of the
nervous stem, stomach rheumatic and paralytic
troubles Electric sponge baths. the greatest tonic
and nervina known To science. Awakens the dormant
functions. strengthens the improves digestion
and nutrition and rapidly health and strength
Consultation free. Hours. 8 to IL a. m, to pm.
5e20 In
CTRANGERs. TAKE NOTICE-DRs BROTHERS
~ and Gray treat all diseases. No cure pay. Only
established physicians in this city Estab
lished 40 years. sos SIS. je7-lm'
mr. MULLER, 1927 9TH ST. n. W., TREATS ALI.
~ chronic affections of the eye. ear, throat, lung
liver, kidneys and nervous diseases Office hours.
to ~ a. H. and 10 pm. mh54lns
CONSULT THE ONLY UROsCOPIAN PHYSI
Sciansin WASHINGTON. Drs. BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty five years at Q05 Is W. I'VE have
duced the signs of incipent disease almost to
tainty by examining into the chemical character OF
urinary deposits We will describe your disease and
symptoms Without asking question by the fret urine
which the human family subject-dys7epsia, con-
situation. niles scrofuls, rheumatism bronchitis fits
and ali nervous diseases, diseases Of the sxin lungs
stomach, kidneys. &. my3l- I'M
nR. BROTHERS. TNvIGORArING CORDIAL rs
~ powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic OF al the
remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class OF people
are weak miserable iethargic sleepy, lack Of a,nbl
ton and zest there remedy equal to this Coriis
1t has been in use tor years In this city.
Laboratory. g6 Bst.s .w my261ms
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
Il be obtained. with the best Of medical refereaces
by applyingst
my261m. el39 ST. n
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Write : for The Evening Star.
Ever Love.
Ever nv day ever nv pf0ht

Write for The Evening Star
Ever Love.
Ever by day, ever by night,
Thy presence soothes my signing soul;
Ever by day, ever by night.
yield me TO thy sweet control!
AL lovely things around see,
Delight, because rejecting theei
All gentle tones around, above,
sim whisper thee, still whisper love!
Dark Is the life that lives alone,
Though Fame exalt, though gold surround;
Dark Is the life that lives alone,
Though sceptred, throned and jewel-crownedi
The peasant In his iowly cot
With pity sees, and envies not,
The wiser his, the happier part,
The glow Of love that warns his hearti
Was there day, was there night,
Thy smile for me had never beamedf
was there day, was there night.
My soul OF thee had never dreamed,
II ever were such night and day,
They vanished like mist away;
No trace the Past Of gloom retains:
Present JOY eternal reigns,
STATION Doxono.
Washington, d. c., June. 1soa
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auc.. l416 New York ave.
DWELLING HOUSE, NO 4Os SIXTH STREET
FUTURE DA,

pNMELLINa HOUSE. NO. 4os SIXTH STREET
Isa; XXI; Dr. q sru., to ssG..ssa in Iass,
s ana e .rs.n
s'! & 8: fkr 5I tahs! R7
ss s?s
:as @ s.in.
4 IL. s 81 Il.
cash. balance n three equal installmens payable IN
sns e sE
y q On On. .y Of e :.
the e sh the Ts e. sc VII
complied With in ten o, days from sse DAY q
sale The Trustees rsssrvs the RICH. % resell The prop
S
'n' '''''''nf !. 4 al; 4 Is
wssstsE Law building and Mari Bank of washington
AT sAdE 81 ETRfR idK
ps .Ss%i sse: q Lana ri SsS 9 s.:ss s ssSs
improved by oominodioqs brick dweliins, with
outbuiidinss Il is also well Wooded and wsssTed,
'ha aeis aPsf
as.eeI Apply
Rockville Advocate iels. 21&jy2
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. eI2 s.. n W.
CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT FRONTING ON THIRTY SECOND OR
HIGH STREET AND EXTENDING BACK To
MARKET STREET, IN GEORGETOWN ID.
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No
1880 will Offer for sale, in front OF the PREMISES
on MONDAY. the TWENIl-SEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, part Of lot
201; in Beatty and Hawkins addition to eeorcetown
p c.. and In square 100, beginning for the
the west line of d High street, where the south
line Of said lot said street. thence north
said street "a feet inches thence ana parallel
with the south line of said lot l3 40 feet TO Market
street. and then southery on Market street 70 feet
place of beginning.
The property is elieibly situated and has the ad-
vantage of front on two streets.
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash, of which deposit Of 800 will be required on
the day of sale the balance In equsl nstslments in
six and twelve months with interest or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser II the of sale
not complied with in ten days the property will be
je17-d&ds HUGH I. TAG6ART. Trustee.
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KIT CARSON'S STORY.
How he Came Near Losing His Life
by the Indians.
DRESSED IN WOLF SKINS.
and Fired q Murderous yolley-A Reminds
ecnce of the Days of Fremont, the Path
finder--An Old Army Officer Repeats the
Tale.
Kfr CARSON,

LIKE TO SEE MEN
like Gen. Beale get their
just dues said an old
army officer last Sun
day as he swung him
self to an easier posi-
ton in his hammock
among the trees. He
had been reading "How
Gen. Phil Kearney's
force was saved in Mex.
ico." and heving been
personally acquainted
nth ~ha H.
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THIS EVENING.

UCTION SALE TONIGHT, Gil PA. AVE
"a Over 700 lot: Of Gen% T Diamonds, Gold
Rings, Guns. Revolvers from New York Pawnbrokers
Association. .my20-3m.
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DUNCANsoN Bros. Auctioneers.

1ONOANSoN bEOS, AucuOneers.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES No. T25
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. made on the 18th day of june
1892 in equity cause No. 1885 in which Philah De
Neale Is complainant and Helen Kyle ct al, are lie,
decree. will, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF
JULY, 1882, AT SIX O'CLOCK P. M. in front of the
premises sell at public auction the real estate and
premises IN said decree mentioned. to wit Part of lot
numbered twenty.six f26l. IN square numbered nine
hundred and ninety (9o). in the city of Washing
ton D. C., beginning at the northwest corner of said
lot and running south thirteen l feet, thence west
eighty-one and six-tweft (Sl 6-12) feet thence
north thirteen l3 feet thence cas- eighty-one and
which lot 10 improved by q two-story frame house.
Tero: Onethird Of the purchase price Is be paid
in cash. one-third thereof in year and third
in two years from the day of sale and the deferred
payments the purchaser will be required to execute
notes bearing interest from date secured by deed Of
trust upon the premises. All convey ancing and re-
coreing will be at the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. O. COLE, Trustee,
je23-d&ds Fendall building, city.
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CHAS. A. ELLIOT,
Erwin ri Z Ffso;RRikTE;sr. Trustees.
402 9th at, NV.
je11-d&ds


nUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. 9th and sts NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on SEW
ENTEENTH STREET NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE, IMPROVED BY A FRAME HOUSE,
No. 1919 SEVENTEETH STREET.
Under and by virtue of decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia rendered June
1S&S, IN Equity cause No. 1884. wherein Benjamin
l. Wheeler ct al are complainants and Cornelia Bond
FRIDAY. JULY /, 1892, Al FIVE O'CLOCK p. M.
70 the highest bidder lot thrty-fur (4) OF William
kedn subdivision in square hundred and eighty
two t1S2 a. said subdivision is recorded in subd-
vision book r: page 90 in the office OF the sur
bEildines and improvements thereon.
The terms Of eale prescribed by the said decree
are a. follows Onehrd of tho purchase money to be
paid IN cash and the balance in two equal
payable respectively in and two years after date
with interest," until Maid. at six cent annum
payable .emanpually. said deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust the property herein
toned. OF all Of said purchase money may be paid in
cash. at the option of the purchaser Of sale
be complied with In ten days from day Of sale A
Posit Of 800 viii be required from the purchaser
the time Of sale. All conveysneing and recording at
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
THOMAS P. WOODWARD trustee Ts sse'
The creditors Of Samuel Bond deceased, are hereby
notified to hle their claims together with the vouch-
e5s with the clerk OF the court within thirty
BENZ F. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
THOMAS P. WOODWARD. Tr l;s ave
1el4-d6ds Az La. ave- n. W.
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p ATcLIBFR. DARR / CO.. Auchonseru.
HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsrAr
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oHANoERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
STREETS N0RTHwEsT By Auction.
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Clarity ct al arc defendants. VIII sell ~ public
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