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THE GIOVANNI BAUsAN.
Arrival of the italian Man-of-war at New
York.

The italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan, which
arrived at New York on Saturday, as tele-
graphed to The STAR, has come to participate
in the naval parade Of the coming Columbus
celebration. She is one Of the feetest vessels
in the italian navy. although not one Of the
most powerful. She is much like the Atlanta
in general appearance, although her hull is
painted black and the upper works are light
yellow. She was built at Newcastle-on-Tyne,
England, in 1888, by Sir w. Armstrong & Co.,
and cost $500, 600
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CHANCERY SALE OF yALuABiE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF VI
SInEEr BETWEEN FoUETH AND FIFTH


STnEEr BETWEEN FoURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
i wherein Ss Jon Trs .. IN equity Mo
and Annie Ford ct al DEFENDANTS the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will offer for sele pubic auction front
OCToBER. ISi.,, at HiLF-PAsT FonR O'CLOCK
NJ the following described real estate situate in
tie city of Washington and District of Columbia TO
wit wit; Parts Of lots Respectively distinguished
of said city sixteen u6J and seventeen
40. in square numbered 1--WE hundred and
street north eight feet from the DIVIDING
line be;ween said lot numbered sixteen 40 and lot
numbered fifteen u5l in said square. ard running
theme west with said street thirty CD feet
To the eastern wall OF the twosiory brick house on
said lot numbered seventeen 40 and now belonging
70 John r. Neale or formerly belonging TO John E:
lot. Ia twenty COD foot alley; thence with sad
al e thirty 600 feet more or less and thence south
threestory brick house belonging 20 Thomas L. Moves
place Of beginning on said street north. being the
brick houses. said ground being improved by two
three-story brick houses numbered respectively as
and 46l street northwest in said city.
cash aud the balance in two equal in.t.@enss At one
and two years from the day Of SALE the deferred pay
snnum from the dsy Of sale until psid' ppysbe hi
deeds Of the purchaser or purchaser on the
u. 5. 81 s On !seS
piece Of real estate sold at the time Of sale II the
purchaser purchasers fail TO comply with the terms
trustees the right resell his their
and cost All conveyancing and ling st the cost
Of the purchaser OF purchassr, ,orr
H S9HN E r fp p6Rb Trustees.
Room Is, 34f b o. nv.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

nFflcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THF
~ District Of coluulhi-. Washington. n C satf@u-
bt - lsFs-Io all whom IL may concern; I, hsy ing
been represented 20 the Comm ssiun-- sf the Bi-frif
ior ne lnhitr health "a ely art. under Tuhlic
act No IN. approved AUGUST n, 1870 aud r~au@.f.
having been made that he work h. isfe uu-r the
co;ia'u s0ry Kermit system. one halt IN. -
assessed aeains ahu:ting Property. the GoIuult--
si"ilers hereby sive notice that they will OH
rs e said works from al parties interested uutti
L. o'clock October 10 lSrs sad .,l,i..-r an.
should tse submitted m Nrl.inT. IL, inv
indirated nisn pats flo IN the one - fl. n
heer C1itl,s-lcaef. D.f--tbn tile -tds cd ~
sw bet A0rth Clrnlina ave. anl -. the south
side of irginia ave bet. 9Th and tah st. N
EASTERN alleys II square ld,s. h-i. laIh aud isth u
and n ~is ne. n The n'rth side of 2 N hot.
n,.rlut ave and Nsr'h aVtf'd the sas side e
I'm - sc. hst II snl q sts an on i-,th sides 20
Wall =. square loll, from iaih -. o. the 10
f"nt alley. IA .Nf at alley runutuF n IN 1t II
u " m sgulFy U' ca The 1T sd. of Y -, t-.l.
Hna sf-. and IN alafs ~ snUTre so1. ht " aud y,
ii tnd y -. -. J. ". DDUSi.ASS. , W IloSs
W u = nossElI-. Commissioners 81 tie Dist net Of
Columbia. ..,-a-.i.
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q ATCLIFFE. DARR co.. Auctionecr,.

R.ATcLIFFE' DARK : CO.. AucuOneols-
VALUANLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON I,
STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
SThEETs NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSE 3O5 L
BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SIXTH.
tsn; . FIVE O'CLOCK We will Offer for sale. in
PART or GIiGiNAL LOT l IN SQUARE Sos
west. ' ~ 49, = 1855 ~. -
Ibis property b. near New Jersey avenue the cleo
nelsnborhood that 2 rapidly advancing In talue.
tertas easy and mail6 known 1t the time OF aalo
oepostt Of 500 upon acceptance Of bid All convsy-
epcsSs nna rscoFdsn q sls cost q tie purchasss
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RERNARD LEONARD. Real Estate Broker.
~ 80 Al st. s. W.
Two-sroRY BRICK DWELLING 40. "a, rUIp,

Tw0;ST0RY BRICK DWELLTNG 20. 241 THIRD
STREET SOUTHWEST AND TNO->TORY
FRAME DWELLING on iLIEY AT AUCTION
On THuESDA: OCTOBER SIXTH. 1Ssr,. ct
front of the premises parr of lot 3D. slua-e !t3s
fronting feet inches the side Of ID
ty depth Of ~ Zee iu :0-foUt a ley improved 10y
two-s'ory brick dwelling. being residence No. PAL "a
strt et southwest.
ALSO
Observation-Disclosures. will sell the east 16 feet Of lot
%. squire 1.4. fr0nting Is feet tie alley nv a
drIth OF q feet, improved by a two-story ir anne
dwelling IN alley.
Tcrms one-islf clsh: balance in six and twelve
inouths. with Interest. secured by deed trst on
me lToierty All cash. at the option of purchaser.
A deposit of 800 rCiu Il each at time of sale
CoHvek ancf:ig and Iecurlln- 1T purchasers cost.
THOMAS DONLING son, Au,iioneers,
se2S-tAds Gl2 re st IA. W
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I ATlMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers. 14o7 G St

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkTY SITUATE on FOURTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF certain deed % tli-t. dated the 3Gh
day OF r A. ID. 1892. and duly rr-or icd in Liter
No l61 at folio %. ct sel. of the Land records
oil the District Of Cumla. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. will sail pahli auction
" front o. The premises, on FRIDAY. OCTOBER
SEVENTH. 1872 at FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ the follow
inE desc real estate, situate in the city OF Wasn
inton. D. C., Ia wit All q: original lot and par OF
Original lot }; beginning ut the northwest corner Of
LOT and rrinning thence east 200 feet thence south
6O feet int hes thence 100 feet: thence north
-. feet thence west loo .eet thence moth "a feat
inches to the beginning in square l3 together with
the improvements. consisting of small frame dwell
ing.
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by deed trust on
the rorerty. or all cash. All conveyanciny and
corIng At purchasers cos Terms 20 be COMPLIED
may be resold at purchasers risk and cost deposit
of 800 Will lie required at time of sale.
r. ". GRAHAM
JNo. NJ. HENDERSON, trustees
sno4-6&ds IATIMER A SLOAN aucts
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ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee.
se2}-d&ds 1920 New York ave- H. W.
seo.3-dSds
ALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE HEAVILY CARVED
STlEFF PIANO COST 500; PARIOR FUR
N!IUkf, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY WRITING
P ISIAi, FINELY ISE G,RyED; WAINTT AID An
MAsHSTANLS. HALL BACK AND CHAIRS,
EXTENS1QN TABLE,. ELEGANTLY NCARyrB
BUFFET, EASY CHAIRS GIN TER AND SIDE
TABLES, LACE CURTAINS. BODY BRUSSELS,
IAPESfRY, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS
HAIR AND .HUSk MATTRESSES, BEDDING
FEATHER PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS CHINA
&c.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. FIFTH. COM
MENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, we shall sell at
private residence, No 12r. Ma sachusetts avenue
northwest, the alb We named household effects in
keepers.
Terms: Cash.
WALTER r. WILLIAMS co
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Apportlonment Case. Laid Over.

When the New York court Of appeals
met yesterday morning Attorney General
Rosendale made a motion to take up the
argument in the apportionment cases. The
court decided, however, to let them be put first
on today's calendar, and counsel were
ordered to be present. The republican side Of
the argument will DO made by VIM. A. Susher-
land.
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L., Z.
is represented in outstanding notes amounting
to $500. Against this there are subscriptions
Amounting 10 81 800. which would leave the
Indebtedness about 81. 500. or $500 in advance
of last wear AZ this time. Ii was the desire of
your committee 10 close the year free from
debt. 4 Number of members have volunteered
their assistance in soliciting and we hope be-
fore the ami, ersary that this whole amount
viii b. secured. We have no apologies to offer
for the balance on the wrong side. The mem
bcrship have responded noby, ard the work
DONE as YOU viii notice by the reports. is
greatly in excess OF the amount expended. To
explain this let me give the work
OF the educational department as illustration:
You viii bear that 800 or more young men had
the privileges Of the evening classes. What
was done there Mt fair market value for the
number OF studies could not be secured for
less than $50 each. This is no fancy, but facts
or total of $1,000 for this feature of our
work. and vet this and the religious work, the
social and the physical have only cost $4,000.
This would indicate great economy and We
anticipate that the business men and the men,
bers also rs thew know of this need will accord
ing a. they have ability gladly give us a clean
balance on the right side.
We cannot afford 20 go backward in the work
to be doue we are but touching what should be
ACCOMPLISHED BY this organization in this city.
While We have but 200 names on the rolls OF
the ASSOCIATION that does not represent the
number being benefited by it, with open
doors We welcome every young man to use our
reading room. 10 ask for counsel and our aid
i'll securing employment, &c.
THE LITERARY SOCIETY.
4 full and complete report Of the important
work accomplished by the literary society was
read by Mr.. George w. Drew, the chairman Of
the literary committee. and was listened to with
close attention. VIVA. has been done by the
boarding house committee was detailed In a re-
port of the chairman of the committee, b. f.
Harris. On bshal. of the committee on mem
bership the chairman. j. +. johnson. stated
that one year ago the total membership was
1,233. Daring the year there were received 513
members and there were 527 dropped. The
presen. membership is .219, divided into the
following classes: Sustaining, IT'S; limited, ESQ;
life. $780, full. GA.
A written report Of the Jail committee was
handed to the secretary by Mr.. George W..
Wheeler, while he preferred to make & verbal
one 10 the association. Mr.. Wheeler's re-
marks were listened TO with evident interest as
he gave many illustrations Of the importance
of this work among the unfortunate class who
find their way to the L. s. Jail.
TEE BOARD OF MANAGERS.
The board of managers, through their record
ing secretary, ]. II. Liehliter, made . report,
which gave in an interesting manner = sum-
mary Of the work Of the year. The great need
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,e,odSa. M wETF NJ Mo TA1LUA Trustees.
T ATIMER h SLOAN. AUCTIONEERS AND AP-
II PRAISERS l4O7 G STREET

MENT BRICK DWELLING on THE VEST
SIDE OF TIFTEENrH STREET BETWEEN
AND q STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtne Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day of
August. lSl and duly recorded IN Tibr 1910, folio
III ct seq one of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia and by direction of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell in
1902. AT HAIF,PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. sub lot no
sevcn-room brick dwelling with bath &c located on
the west side of 18th St between and q sts nor,h-
east All conveyancing and recording at purchaser
cost.
Terms easy and made known at sale
W. FRANCIS THOMAS
". WOODVIILE TLEMMINGS trustees
LATJMER SLOAN, Auctiuneers. sc32 dds
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ANCERY SALE OF AVAILABLE UNIMPROvED
BUILDING Lot ON THE WEST SIDE OF

n
BUILDING Lot ON THE WEST SIDE OF
SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, d. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court q the
District Of Columbia. passed the 18th day Of Sep
tember 1892 in the equity cause Of Alexander Nor
rs. Guardian. VS.; Morris = Smith ct al, No Is. 673.
equity docket b, shall sell at public auction in
f,3pt Of the p;smIsss on TgEsDAY ihe ELEyENTH
O'CLOCK p NJ. to the highest bidder all Of lot num-
bered sixty GOD in William Redins. trustee subdvf
sion OF part OF square numbered one hundred and
eigntytwo QS2). IS plat recorded in iber W. =,
folio 20 in the surveyors ONCE OF the District Of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. one-third in one
year and onethird In two from Of sale said
deferred payments to be regresented BY the promis
bearing interest. payable annually, from date
until paid ,t the rate Of 6per cent per annu and Z?
The purch::s money IN c.sh e gurcn.:ery option
day Of sale or resale may Be inside e sk and cost e
defautiny purchaser Deposit Of e2o0 ct sale All
Property sold clses 81 al t,sss e June 50. lS9R.
JOHN ni 49,. n.....
ee20-d&dS IA ID Al NJ
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME
sTEEET. IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
TON. ID. c.. BY AUCTION.
by yr;ue Of dee Of rust given to us and duly
recorded IN liber No lilS. folio 81 ct seq one OF
the land records of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request OF the arte secured thereby the under
scned trustees viii offer tor sAo by public auction
N front OF ne premises, 'SDAY, IRE II NTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, 4. ID. 1892. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate and Icing in the
county o: Washington, in the District Of Co.umhs
an known and distinguished The ground plat or
n,an OF ssld coyn'y and benz the west tw"ntythrce
CD feet front by the deth thereo: OF the recorded
subdivision of Howard University OF Efiugnam
pace, together with all the rights easements prvi
leaes ana anprcto nrnces TO the belonging in
anyv'ise appcr' aiming.
Terms: Dnethrd cash the residue in one q nd two
years from Tie date of sac evidenced 10y the
the purchaser bea ing Interest ON the day O: sale at
mo rate OF ger cent per annnm. payable semi an
nliaiy tie deferred payments 20 be secured by deed
OF trust N the premises d, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser. deposit of 500 be paid nj the
time OF sale. Terms to Toe complied with in frteen
days from the day Of sale the the
right to resell at the risk and the d-:autin-
purchaser after five days advertisement such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington u. c.
All conveyaning recorii,g. &c. at purchasers cost
GEORGE X. PITY r..
se@S-dSds GEORGE G. HENNING.i trustees
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T ArIMRR SLOAN. Auctsonsss and Appeaasse..
IL llly7 -

IL li0 q Ct
sNfCk sksr5ESSssT sH1SSS
RR69pyyEMENrs, no; eos AckER sTREKT
o. SsATTTSxY ocfosfS EIGHTH. llpe, 4
-FOUR GCLock: in front q the preml.'s, y .hsll
.tory sixroom pres bsck rsei1sQns. With an npdssn
f%Ps:cvemsnss 6e,ns No - AcsE sessse nosthsest
Portable home that shopl6 D shSa savs11ass a.
400 deposit REQUIRED q ths t1ns q 49, 9sEmD
sesy ga made k3o.n e 81 ..-.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 14O7 q street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERT1, BEING No; 1908 Q STREET NORTH

"Eol, WASh1NGION, D. Z.
BY virtue of order of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. made on the 2th day of Febru-
ary. A. D. l&2. in the case of Joseph H. Crown ct al
vs.. John T.. Crown ct al. No l:I4aS Equity Docket
No. 81. will sell to the highest bidder in front of the
PREMISES; on WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1892; AT Fl ALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r NJ The following real property. to wit: All that
piece or parcel OF land and premises situate lying and
being in the city of WASHINGTON in District Of Co
luIabia known and DISTINGUISHED as lot ffty-sayen
tID Of kinVman's recorded subdivision OF square
numbered two hundred and for.y-one pad The LOT
jrns % !cet . street by depth of 40 feet to an
alley 20 feet wide also has side alley feet wide the
enst, improved by atwo-story frame dwelling and be-
ing No. - )S q street northwest. District aforesaid
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance in two equal ins ailments in one
and two years, with interest from day of sal, the
rate OF SIX 90 per cent annum, payable scmi-an-
nualy. 10 be erured by the promiss ry no of the
purchaser ami deed of trust on the property or all
cash at the plr hasers option deposit of 300 will
lie required OF the purchase at the time of sale All
conveyanclny and recording at the of the pur-
chaser If the terms of sale he compiled with in
ten days from time of sale the reserves tn
rght 70 resell the property at the rs aud the
defaultng purchaser.
ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee
se23-d&ds 400 New York ave ~ w
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING S1S TWENTY-SECOND
STRLET NQRTHWEST. IN The CITY OF


By virtue of deed of trust dated the 9Th day of
August D. 1882 and recorded the same day in liber
1914 folio 49, ct Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and by direction of he party So
cured thereby default having been made under the
terms Of said trust he undersigned trustees shall sellpt
public auction in front Of the premises to the high&
and best bidder on TUES AY. THE FOURTH DAY
or OCTOBER. A;D. 1892. AT HALFPAST FOUR
OCLOCh y. NJ, the following described real estate
AMI Iremises in the city Of Washington. in the Dis
trict OF Colunba being part of lot fourteen U4 in
square ffty-lve tool, BEGINNING for the ~
street west thirtysx fee. inches south from the
northeast corner Of said lot and running thence south
WITH the west line Of said street nineteen feet thence
west one hundred and nine feet eight inches thence
north twenty-seven feet eleven inches thence east
twenty feet five inches. thence south eight feet
eleven inches thence east feet three inches
10 The ace Of begnninr. together with the two-story
and basement brick dwelling house and improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance in six twelve
no eighteen months, secured by purchasers notes
and deed Of trust with interest from day of sale
deposft OF $500 will be required from the pur-
chaser at the time of sale. All cunveyanring
and recording at the purchasers If the terms
Of sale are not complied with within ten days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
LEROY NJ. TAYLOR, !
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LADIES GOODS.

NJ A. HOFFMAN. TUE wFIIKNowN FIRsT-
vi. class After and hnisher ladies' garments
after the s'st Partisan styles at reasonable prices.
has removed G. ,o> 10Th ST. W. oca.ns
LIME WHITE AND BLACK LAcEs DONE UP IN
hrst-ras- French style. White and Satin Dresses.
Lace Curtains speciality. able prices. Call
MADAME yALMoNT's old stand, us ilth ST. a y.
se82n'
4h FUkkfER,
13ns sth st..
se.1-:.m Bet. and o n p.
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SALE OF IMPROVED IEoPERTr IN EXPRESS
IiEh. BEIhtfN SECOND AND THIRD and
BAND c STREETS NORTHWEST on THURS
DAE OCTOBER SIXTH. 1Sss. AT FOUR
Part OF lot four az in reservation eleven I'D Be-
ginning a. the ,ortheas; uf lot T. theme
Wit the line ~ alley forty (io) feet, thence
tweniy-t CD feet. thence north iuty t40) ;ect q
an alley. theme with alley east tweuty-three (,,
dwe rg h.
Terms Of sale: Ore-.hird cash, balance IN six and
twetv- months. secured by purchasers notes with In
te-est frU: day of sale and dee-i OF All con-
ycyaacins and recording at purchasers cost II lle
TERMS OF sale are not compiled with ten days the
property will he -esod. after 1--WE days' NOTICE. az de-
fault1ng purchasers risk and cost 500 20 be paid
time of sale. Nm. EEDIN WOODWARD
Trustee Under the Will of Thomas Pickens Deceased
se.S-d&es
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oc3-dSdbs
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.s. Wh and d sts NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
on PENNsfLNANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.

DUNCANsoN BROS Aucts.. 9Th and d sts NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON PENNSiLNANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO. 1905.
BY virtue Of deed of trust De date the four
corded in Liber No $50 folio 49, of the land records
of the District Of Columbia and at the request the
party secured thereby will SELL at Public auction in
fr MT of the Promises, on MONDAY, the THIRTY
fIEST DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892. at HAIF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain piece or par
Gel OF land and premises situate In the city of Wash
lngton District of Columbia. and known and distn-
gushed and being all that part of lot one ID IN
square one hundred and siXtysix fltsiD. contained
within tine following mrtes and bounds. viz: Begin
ming At point on the line of Pennsylvan avenue
nifty toO) feet northwest wardlv from the southeast
angle of said square and lot and running with said
avenue twenty four and eighteen one-hundreiths
seven.yfour ard f:ty-eight one hundreiths "a 5sl
feet to the rear line OF said lot numbered a:
thence due east with said line ten and fifty
nne-hundredhs 60 80 feet; thence due south thirty
TWO GID feet thence IN enthusiastically direction
forty nine ami siKtyegt one hundrcdtbs 40 49, feet
to the place of be ginniny. containing 6l2 ~ SQUARE
feet. together with The improvements thereon.
Terms of SAFE: Thrtytwo hun bred t*3 200 dollars
10 e paid IN cash. and the balance to m maid
lnsanents. res ectively, in six 90 and twelve (2)
months, secured by deed of trust the property
sold with interest. payable semsnnuallr at TIE ate
OF six tG) per cent per annum until paid all cash.
AT the option OF the purchaser. derOst OF 1900 will
at CO.'S of purchaser. II terms Of sole COM
Piled with in twenty days from day Of sale trustee
serves the right ,o res-l tie proper cost of de-
faulting purchaser after five DAYS notice of such esae
III some newspaper published in Washington, d. a.
GEORGE ". STlCKNEY,
Ar1rtf twin FIr,,a4
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The park in al lines has been in constant use
al through the season, and We have record
that many an older and larger association would
be proud o. in fact We have yet 10 hear OF an
a.sociation in the en,ire country that has been
a. fully successful in all lines of athletics
rs o1rs Take first our base ball wos l. The
FIR: riae has had a wonderful record. has made
two trips of at no expenSe 20 the association,
Arss 70 wanamassa Camp, Asbury Park, for ten
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneen and Appraiser,
IL 1405 @ st.
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ER0NTINS EIGHTY.TH5REE FEET AND FOUR
sTREET BETWEEN I AND K eTREETs

Under and by virtue OF Q decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed IN equity
cause No. 1861. docket 30, wherein Louis Muse 4
complainant and Florida Pitts ct a. defsndanta The
srons q The usses % .e SSs sSeOp tR
TxEEFPTTsr P PoHR % 6c 24STc281Es =
described real estate In the city OF washineton DIE
trict Of Columbia 10 Wit; The north TWENTY-FIVE fS)
fest and four 20 inchee front 1th b the depth
thereof Of lot numbered fourteen <) and the whole
Of lots numbered fifteen 5) and sfxteen (l6) h sam
pel Dayidsonr subdivision Of ORIGINAL lrs mum bersd
Is and IL 81 sauars nqmbered one Hssdred snd
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