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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27
FINANCIAL.

1RUsr COMPANIES As Executors
Their adrdata1es indiridual srecntors.
In reading Of the numerous cases Of
contested wills reported by the daily
press ons Is forcibly reminded of that
old familiar adage. "Thsrrs many
siip 't'rtrt the cup and the hp." Yetit
Will generally be found upon examina-
tion o: each that the trouble was
due TO the inefaciency. inerrerience.
lack Of confidence in or dishonesty Of
the executor. Heirs often become dis
satisfied because they do not think the
estate is being administered as the testa-
tor intended TO the best pecuniary
advantage.
Naming Q friend as executor 10 load
ing him with q great responsibility. es-
reciaily II he is already busy man
and unfamiliar with the technicalities
Of law and finance.
There many legal points involved
IN administering an estate. and unless
the executor is experienced and
quainted with the law he Is at disad-
vantage in dscharging the provisions Of
the will.
II you name this company executor
of your will. and have it drawn under
our superv sion. you need never fear OF
its being broken.
The officers in charge o: the Trust
Department Of this Company are thor
oughly experienced in the intrcacies Of
law and finance.
When You ready to attend to this
important matter We will be glad to
give you the benefit of our knowledge
and experience.
This company has securities to the
amount Of fourth Of its entire capital
deposited with the Comptroller of the
Treasury for the faithful discharge Of
all trusts.
Wills naming this company as executor
are drawn free and kept free Of charge.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
A. T BRITToN President.
BANKING HOUSE. HOS G st. NV.
STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 1l4O 18th st. NV 1t
7 EwIS q. TEwKsBURY, ". B. HIBBS.
IL Banker. 80 Broadway,N.Y. Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange
LEWIS G. TEwKSBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON. d. c..
Buy and sell for cash CT ON margin Stocks Bonds
Grain. Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires 70 New York and Chicago.
Out-of-tovn business a specially
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone-545
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27

F~LET THE BOYS ENJOY THEMSELVES
Roller skating time Is upon us. The
boys will soon be skimmIng over the
smooth. CLASSY pavements. enjoying
themselves and improving their health
and strength.
We offer Rsymond's Full-nckeed Ex-
tension Roller Skates. either all clamps
or with straps. composition wheels. at
81 2j per pair.
There other makes Of extension
skates. which sell for less hut are not
to be compared with these. they are
fully worth 81. 30.
500 sets Of Composition Skate Wheels,
only 2oc. per set of wheels.
We have pretty fair Roller Skate as
low as 81 and various other finer grades
up to the finest at &3
BARBER ROSS
Builders Hdrduars"
COR. 11TH AND SIS wv. seo6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-27

Judge Comstock Of New Yerk DssA- a
SYRACUSE. n. Y, Sept 27.-Gsores Prsnkils
Comstock, ex-chief justice Of the court Of sp-
peals. died this morning at $50 sflsr liaGu-
ing illness. aged eighty-one ysarA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

30SMEETING z AGAIN AFTER SUMMER VA
~ tion. Warrington Consis:ory. No. Z. S.
EUEspAi .ber & ~ f. iss sspiaT es. es
ss Hall aSsSN 81 9Edef TSYtos i1 & r Sec
R~TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
q Colunbia the board Of trustees o e Fourth Street
Of the dead from the old Methodist burying gao und
s s11 Those
sssaa. '5i S,1'Semnaasa comm's,e.
F~wAsHINGToN JOCKEY CLUB.-AU
and con:nu uing twelve days Bids viii be received for
he S-snd stand bar and restaurant privilege to
ciude regular bar and lunch counters sale of fruit
cigars sc checking coats BE-. under grand stand.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
se2G-7t Washington. p. G.
R~A CARD.-I BEG TO INFORM THE PUB
49, lie that have resigned my rositic as gen
oPny fs S.'HRs n EgaN Methodist
R~How 1T sIRIKEs THEM ON THE
OTHER SIDE.
We have seen at the Coventry office Of the Gormuy
in America 1t has all the valuable features Of the
perfect rheumatic. large cushionng capacity, lvht
ss. make ,nS Se %s'69d 6 Of tSs to h.
utes time Its tread is slightly corrugated and well
calculated to prevent the sideslippins tendency Of
..oo GoKMUTLI < JEFFERY MFG CO..
SEQ 1926 14th ST. NV
R@SLAwYERs' BRIEFS! BRIEFs!!
Legal work of every description but especially
b%M gfGFf and
r.,s,,ons o,o OLE 1lth st. NV;
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The Life Gusrds Again Dscsls.
LONDON, Sept 37.-Thsre has bssn no fus-
ther disturbance I'm the barracks Of ths Fra
IASe Guards st windsor and pazsding 500 -
e usual
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o., The ,ced.her is likely TO continue cool; fair
49, .dther. light Jrosts pr0bG6V IN posed
tocatittes Wednesday BlorRfa1. rdrn.er Thursddy
mestertv uiisds tecomin rafiaote.
Buy your Lumber where you can get 1t the
cheapest.
That sell cheapest is n It denied. Few
prejudiced one s will occasionally hint that the
quality is not good. We want to 20 Oh
record as saying that there no better lunibs.
made than that sold by us. You know quality.
sowhy not make a comparison. We win abide
your decision. Where you match these
prices:
Gangsawed Boards, 81 Is per lOOsa IT,
~ in. Flooring. 81 80 per 100 so. f.
Best u inch siding. I'll per 100 SO. It.
Best Cypress Shingles. 4x20. "a per
1000.
Can you equal these prices elsewhere?
Libbey. BttinQer L Miller
The Peoples Lumber Yard.
Cor. 9TH AMI n. \. u. W. se21
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ls
GIDyTE BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV.
Eanxers and Deals . In q yernment Bon II.
DsTosit< Exchange. Loans COilectons
KsllrOad sticks lb1nds and all SECURITIES listed
a fhr sxchanz~s Of Nes I0rs. Phiadelpaia. Boston
"a Bainmure b. ughf and sold.
Nsrsctalty u 10 vestnent securites District
nis and al local RAilO4d. Cas- Insurance and Tele-
.sra an Bel Ts.sYha ne STOCK bought and sold ,yls
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An Fyening Win tie Arfi.t-.

IAN Evening With the Artists was presented
hst night at Typographical Temple by the
Young Womau's Home Missionary Society O.
Hsnliae NJ. T. Church. The entertainment
vAs original in lie character and most artistic
In it, execution Living t.,bieaux o. some of
the most famous paintings Of arcieni and mod
ern ART were given. The hall WIG d1ied and the
enort was financial success. Among those
Who tooS part we're Mr.. Mary Moal.ou. Mrs.
Jennie Roach. Miss Lillian Moore. Miss Fan
ME To~ner. Mrs Mouiton. Miss Iau-
RE. Miss Lena HOchslsers. Ollie PoIkin-
horn, Archie Mayse. Miss IiEzie Warner.
Miss Flora Muirhcad. Mr.. Frank Keerer.
Mis- Emma Pope. Miss Ense Perry Miss Ger
trucs Houston. Miss Daisy Oneg,i. Parker Rel
nohl. Weiuler ReinOhl. Gilbert Eushbv. Frank
Eoulton. Frank Wright. Mss Alice CrOssman.
Mis- George jeffrey. Miss ID. Oueal. Miss
Blanche Street. Mr. Mickle, Miss Mar Drum
mond. Eva Weliy. the Misses Gottwa!s. Baby
Bnrdetts. Mr.. Wingicld. Miss lillian Lockhart.
Miss Je lnie Mickle. Miss Flora Holden. Mis-.
Daisy iladley. The program was pleasantly
interspt rsed with songs BY Miss Flora Holden.
Miss Fannie Glasgow. Dir. Arrowsmith and MIR
Forest Davenport Carr. instrumental music bv
Miss Lucy Moore, and readings by Mrs. Estelle
Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
Real Estate Matters.

Sophia Herman has bought Of Il. Herman for
$500 sub ~, square LOOT feet ~ inches
front on 2Ist street between l. and III streets
northwest
J. NJ Carey has purchased OF g. c. Anderson
for $3.50 so lots "a and -, block 40. HOimead
Manor.
l.. A. Barr and F. T. SINNER have purchaSsd
for s23. $40 OF G.. Il. Shoult.es subs 81 to GS.
square SOS. 100 By 2oS fee. on the corner Of
ard 4th streets northeast
X A. Buchier has bought OF ]. W. Foster 70
$3.50 sub 30. square l02. 10 by s3jk feet on G.
between 20th and 2ist streets northwest
Ella G. Crshman has purchased for Ss.s7S Of
e. III. BEice sub I3. square l34. 20 by 100 feet
on 18th between q aud L streets northwest.
Yesterday deed was placed on record from
Henry l. Bsllentine TO the Washington Real
kssate Company for original lots 1, 8, 9 TO 10
inclusive. square 1853. tor $50. go IS. being so
eents per square foot. These lots front on A.
. and 18th streets southeast. and include about
eos-half the square.
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The Chevy Chase Sewer.

To ths Editor Of The Evening Star:
fail 70 see that Capt. Lusk in his annual re-
Port, as published in The STAR of the I'D in
slant, In which he urges the enlargement of the
upper or receiving reservoir makes any mem
hon Of the new Chevy Chase sewer which,
il is said, drains into the upper reservoir. II
aware OF the outlet of this sewer then he
should prepare a remedy ana not wait for citi-
zens to move in the matter have not made
persona! inspection Of the new sewer at
Chevy chase, but am told by one who is
thoroughly informed in regard 70 the water
and sewer systems Of Washington that he has
inspected said sewer and that il drains into a
creek that ernpties into the upper reservoir.
j. H. CRANE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

errHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER THIRp same
hour. AZ the rooms Of Eatcline. barr Co g20 Penn
ave. n. DANIEL NJ RhNsDfLI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Facts That VIII Be Presented In Superin-
tendent Porter's Annual Report.


In his annual report to the Secretary of the
Interior the superintendent of the census. Mr..
Robert p. Porter, again. urges that the census
bureau be made permanent bureau Of the gov
eminent He speaks Of the complaints about the
enumeration of population which came prin-
cipally from cities and states that time has vim
dieated the accuracy of the government work.
The statistics of manufactures in Phila-
dolphin have been retaken. with the
suit that the sum of the total value
OF the manufactured product is decreased by
sl56, s44 $40 This large sum is due, the re-
port states, to the dereliction of the federal
officers who undertook the work.
COST OF THE CENSUS.
The total disbursements on account of the
eleventh census from the commencement of
operations up TO and including June 80, 1892,
amounted to 81, 2O3. 693.32.
Some OF the items that went to swell this
total are as follows: Pay of enumerators.
50. 4s5, ass: census proper, 1868, $50. printing
and stationery, 1851 Csc; farms, homes and
mortgages inquiry. Sl.005.7Tl manufactures,
Sos. 3I9. In July, 81, there were 2, $50 clerks
on the rolls. In June last there were PA.
Mr.. Porter states that after making due al
loWGnce for the increase of population. of man
ufactCre, of agriculture. of mining. the extern
sion OF our railroads. and after emitting from
the calculation the cost of the investigation
OF individual Indeb tedHess, the per capita cost
OF the eleventh census when completed will not
greatly exceed the per capita cost of the tenth
census.
He estimates that the sum of S240 900 will be
needed 10 continue the Office from March to
june 80 1888
TEE CLERICAL FORCE WILL DECLINE.
The clerical force, he adds, has now
reached the maximum and a steady decline will
take place from now until the work is COM
plcted. 1t IL not likely that the number
employed December 81, 1892. will exceed in all
divisions LOCO persons" By the close of
the present calendar year Mr.. Porter hopes
to have the whole or ut least a good part
of the manuscripts of all final reports
except four in the hands Of the public printer
There are thirteen volumes to be published,
and u this number eight quarto volumes are
In the hands of the printers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

The War Department has made a contract
with Mr.. Rein Darby of Georgetown for the
preliminary work Of connecting Fort Yiyer
with the city water supply. 1t Is proposed to
erect two brick reservoirs A. the fort Of -, 600
gallons capacity each, and To connect them with
the Georgetown main b. pipe lire crossing
the Aqueduet bridge. The contractor will lay
the pipe from the fort to the bridge. and then
the proper steps viii be taken 10 get the line
across the bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
read the account in last nights STAR Of
Mrs. Pearsalrs troubles and have this morning
visited her, finding the story only too true.
Her husband died on Thanksgiving day after a
short illness, leaving her with two small chill
dren destitute in a strange city. would appeal
TO the charitable people of the city to help
them. They need money, clothing and pro-
visions to keep them from actual suffering. I
contributed my mite toward helping them BY
sending them provisions, but they need much
more. Inclosed find SLIPS, contributed by a
few kind-hearted gentlemen. Please apply the
same to the relief of this most deserving case.
Nov. 20. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Commissioner Of Educ2tion VIM. r. Harris
has been in correspondence with y b. Far
quEar Of York. Ia, general chairman Of state
commissioners OF the worlds Columbian expo
sition. in the interest of the educational exhibit
10 he made at Chicago The prospects of a
good presentation Of this branch of the expo
sitlor heretofore have Not been # the best be-
cause 1t was crowded out Of sufficient floor
space by the exhibits Of foreign countries il
Il now thought that the full 100000 feet re-
quired will be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

Henry J. Wallace, alias Harry J. Wallace,
was arrested last evening by Deputy joyce and
LODGED in the first precinct station. and this
morning was taken to the Criminal Court The
arrest was made on a bench warrant under an
indictment charging him with bigamy in hav-
ing married Lola Il. Lock on March Il last,
while his first wife, 10 whom be was married
on April 10 1857, at Camden, y. j., her name
being Josephine Veratti was still his lawful
wife. He was found living with wife No. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
nR D. J. CARLETON.


SOC 10Th s.,v
Graduated London. Euglsnd ,srS; New York. iszs
Bladder rand Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood or shin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
hAusiion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS
DO YOU FEEL
More ti-ed In ire morning than IN s~in- ., bei'
Dull. sometimes stupid have melancholy spells.
u.shle 10 concentrate your mind. Soor memory feel
unit either for business society feel shy desire
he alone irritable. d-sPandent and almost demorAl
ized. feel generally us~ np and that life h. losn its
charm Tor your II 50. you afflicted with
NERVOUS nFBIIfrY
DO begin 20 realize that you not 80 vgo-ou.
formerly have not the oldtle energy nor vitality.
losing your grip and lack the vim OF other days
which enabled you TO thrust tribes aside and march
onward 10 success, " 80. your case Is one u
NERVOUS DEBILITY
no you experience palpitation Of the heart WIEN
startled. surprised upon slight erertinns Does
your heart beat irregulary. sometimes fast and then
feel If IL were about stop. have pains Of
dering character. dizzy SPELLS ko-, Se.' HSs.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRoSTRATIoS
People often think the condition is SOMETHING TO fesl
ashamed of, and too frequently fall willing victim
into the hands Of Of the designing qnsnss who
infest our large cities. 20 doctor general
tra-tice. who IN his ignorance through lack Of
perfence and knowledge OF correct treatment doses
the POOR. deluded individual with the hroniides 20
saturstion stimulates him within inch of in
sanity by Phosphorus. strychniae. Danians &c
The causes and proper mode % treatment Of these
troubles but little nierstood by the general
ntioner OF medicine. snd the viviaiy gloomy word
pictures Of the quscks alleged literature too often
cause susceptible TO become mfletey unnerved
Where shall 40 get cureds" many . poor slf-
ferer asks. not knowing whom 70 trust. Go whsrs
thousands have before and be restored 30 perfect
health. fou should A. once consult Dr. rs-e'p, Wa
Is positively the only advertising surgeon in the nitef
States who troubles reco<i red ssntiAs
ar1pr If-a and ftaaF M adj fna1r
ccssful treatment life study. Expert urinary
analysis. chemical and microscopic. Nenrasths-
mis- exhaustonD. diseases OF the bladder. KID
neys. skin. blood nervous system. acute ot
chronic disease within the Of specially can
be treated with skill AMI born OF ekpsiencs
and an earnessness Of desire oenedt nay psaenss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

About 1890 o'clock this morning public
coupe No i.S Was run into by cable car No.
10 near the corner OF 10th street and PENN
sylvani.. avenue. The driver was on his way
To the railroad station with passenger.
Neither was injured, although the carriage was
overturned and the door smashed. The driver
of the carriage claimed tha: he was watching
q car coming IN the other direction and that
q NJ SripInan OF the car tina: struck his carriage
did not ring his gong as q warning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29

The controversy between Maj. wm. Ludlow
and the light house board has been settled by
Secretary Elkins detaching Maj Ludlow from
duty a. engineer OF the ninth and eleventh light
house districts and ordering Sci. Milton
ID. Adams to that DUTY. Mai Adsms relieves
Col. Poe. who has been acting in Maj Ludlow's
place during that Ofcer's Suspension FROM duty
pending the controversy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-29
For Charles Pearsall'. widow.

The following subscriptions for the benefit Of
the widow of Charles Pearsall have been re-
ceived at The STAR Office: friend, 20; cash. 81;
cash, 81; n. g., So; I. V. T.. so cents; g., 81;
Z. W, NJ, 81; G. j. E.. 81; H., IS cents; s. b.,
81; W. Z. W., so cents G.. o.. 81: C. G. r., 81;
ii. b. d., So; F.. 80 cents; NJ, so cents cash,
90 cents: Lucy McCurdy, 81; \. W. Bowen, 81;
Mrs l. Ii: IN Todd. 81: cash. %: cash, 81; NJ
%; J. r. g., go; b. and o., 81: Might Happen.
81: total, $50. rs.
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. 81. st. n. W.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FURNITURE. &c. &c.
ON THURSDAY pECEM fpPR- FIRST 100, At
TEN O'CLOCK A; M, WILL SELL WITHIN
The AUCTION ROOMS. GLE STREET NORTH
W. r. CANADAY
Consisting In part Of
Oak Folding and Mantel Beds odd Bedsteads NJ T.
BnTesns ard Tshs.and. Hair and other Mattresses
Chairs. Hall Rack. Walnut Glass Front Book Case
stdeboard. Dressing Table, Rockers. Mahogany Gard
about 2oO volumes Of sw and Miscellaneous Hooks.
elry. &c. two Rolling-to DESKS two Typewriters
Letter Press and Stand. Once Tables Revolving File
Cases. Revolving Chairs File Cases. Paper File 30
JOHN C. COLLAHAN.
n19-dts Admir- Estate Of W p Capaday
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auc.s.
CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
0P Z STREET AMP CoNNECTICUT AVENUE.

CHANCERf SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE RUSSIAN LEGA-
TON. OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
By virtue and in pursuance Of decree passed the
twenty sixth c26l day of March, in the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and eighty Ave QSS5) by the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding
special term In equity in the Of George S. Pepper
vs. Alex, r. Shepherd ct 81. number seventy elsht
,rn Ny, s cR TUESDAY. THE TINTH Qoth5 DAY OF
and lo nI.ety,thEes as9a,. at HALFPAsT THREE
(3t:Ol O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the premises offer
for sale at public suction the following real estate
o 10, num0ered ,niee ~ IN r. SHEPHERDS subdivis
Q6D. according TO the subdivision recorded in the
Office Of the surveyor of the District of Columbia In
Liber W. B. NJ. folio Iii, OF the books Of the sur
veyor. with al and singular the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash on the day Of sale final ratfca
ton thereof By the court and the residue in three go
equal irstslnsnts at one ~. two e, and three CD
wears, the deferred payments to be secured by the
notes Ct the pnrehaser bearing date on the day Of
ssty sold Or All cash. 2. The option of hs purchaser
property y knocked down. All convsyancing at the
purchasers cost.
HENRY WISE GARRETT,
- SURVIVING Trustee,
n<l-d6ds 416 9TH st. nv
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
BROS. Aucuoneers.

/ DSNShNCON onOo-, hucuoneers.
A SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING, No. 1902 N
SSpREET ,N3kTHMEsT; -CoNTAINfNd Ten
vESTENcEs AID PRESS BRICK MRrKhf FRo SSff-
LOT TWENTY-FIVE FEET BY ONE HUN
QRED AND rWENTY-SIX TO WIDE ALLEY
ON TUESDAY, NOvEMBER TwENTY-NINTH
at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. will sell in front of the
premises lot 81, in square 2l2 This property adj
yantageously situated. being we'll built near Scott
Circle and 14th street cars
The terms OF sale are: One-third cash. the balance
IN one and two years. with six per cent per annum
interest payable semi annually all cash option
Of the purchaser deposit Of $3.50 required at time
Of sale
A THREE-sTORY BkY-wINDOwED BRICK
RRWWIEILuLId,NG No; al ELoRIDA AVENUE
ALL MODERN CONyENIENCES
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWENIf-EIGHTH. at HALF-PAST FOU r
SCL0Ck. we Will sell. in front Of the premises. Lot
No 43. IN block No. lie Droit Park. improved by
nearly new brick dwelling. containing 10 rooms and
bath This property is situated in of the best
the city.
Terms of sale Win be sold subject to deed of trust
of 81 100. and balance cash. deposit Of 5000 re-
CURED at time of sale. Conveyan cng and recording
on both Of the above properties at OF the pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within fifteen
days. otherwise the right reserved to resell prop
erty any Of them, at the risk cost ofsthe
defsultng purchaser after five days advertisement Of
such EesSe In some newspaper EIbishsd in Washing
n2'td&ds Auctioneers.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARK CO.. ACCTIONEERs.
IL $40 PENNA. AVE. N W.

vA+y WNNH REAk EsTA1E OIL STREET BE
pHcHsER RY rTH Ssea
FOUR O'CLocKP. M. we Will sell In front Of the
LOT g. sQUARE III,
Fronting % feet l. street With depth OF rs feet
most desirable property. three blocks west Of Con-
Terms; one-third cash. the balance in one and two
psysbe ns rate q cent Per
trust ppO a. the property sod e cash ths
days from the day Of sale All conveyancing. record
ing ss aaf5f fsi' DARn CO. Aue..
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. ApctA =
s sfHk "a 2srs4E ON 4S
E srSFrT G9s SSFFH OF sEEIFTEFNrH AND N
Di.i,tet Of Ss.uTb.; passed 81 10th d.y 81 No
Ems ~ eauy cssss No
Freeman Ct a. are defenesnts the UNDERSIGNED. IS
s Yss1f ssHssS e
and Ninety SIX s besinnns fer he same ~ the
two 90 is.t and ten 10, inches thence ssst
the of Sssnnins tosesSsr VIII the improve .
ments thereon. consisting Of four-story frame and
{. y sss ossa trust
Terms Of sale g prescribed BY the DEGREES onethrd
equal snsnts At Que ana two ysss. With Interest
from the day o. SALE to be secured by deed Of
;ss e 81 q s Vii !. The s.s.s
sas tine g cole AZ Sonv.yspc and .ssGsdns &
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