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DATCLIFFE, pARR CO., Auctioneer,.

TRrSTEFS' SALE OF IMPROVED LAND IN
sHANNONs SUBDIVISION OF THE ESTATE
OF THE LATE GEORGE W. TALBERT, MAR
UNIOSTOWN. d.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April Is 1890 and
recorded in Lber 1885 folio 81 ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at the written
request OF The party secured thereby we will ssi At
DAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF JULY, ID.
1892, AT HA1F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
following described real estate situate IN the county Of
Washington. d G. being those two parts Of lot 8 in
Shannons subdivision of part of lot OF the subdi-
vision Of the estate Of the late George Islo.rt
which subdivision Is recorded in Book Gov Shepherd
No page q In the surveyors office Of the said Dis
trct and described follows: BEGINNING for the first
piece At stake the bound of lots and of said Shan
lot $ 57A deg, e. lei 80 feet to stake then with
the west side of Nichols avenue 1If deg. % 06
feet then = 49 deg. W. 9 feet thence leaving said
svenue n b6I< deg. 116. 05 feet, to said lot g.
thence n. 2eA deg q. GO feet to the beginning
with the line of the first Piece 573l deg, 1l6 5
feet to Nichols avenue. thence with the northwest
side Of said avenue 6. 49, deg. 16 feet thence
n. % ce ". Ill feet. thence n. 26 deg IL feet.
70 the place Of bestnnin2, improved by excellent
brick dwelling houss and outhouses.
and balance In two equal instAllmsnts, In siX and
twelve months. with interest from day of sale at
cenfurn per annum, secured the property Sold or
az ash, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
500 will be required at time Of sale All conveyance
in2 and recording at purchasers cost Terms of sale
property to be resold at risk and cost Of defautng
purchaser.
JUDSON T. GULL I r
te3Od6ds FERDINAND SCHMIDT.} Af~'e"'
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two ADJOINING TRACTS
OFLANp, CONTAINING ABOUT FIFTY-NINE
ACRES, IMPROVED BY A DWELLING HOUSE
PIKE. ADJOINING TNfrED STATES REFoRM
By Writ e Of deed Of trust dated February o5.
1887 and recorded in Liber No. 1.s21, folio 80 ct
luInba. and in Lioer j. W. B.. No. 9. folio 263 ct
seq. one Of the land records for Prince Georges
county, Md and 81 request of party secured thereby
We will sell at public auction on THURSDAY, JUNE
THIRTIETH, 1892. AT FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ, In
front Of or on the premises. about fifty -four acres
county icing part of tract of aud known Barba-
does and Scotland enlarged and described by metes
and bounds In said deed OF trust and described BY
deed dated May 10 1896 to Harriette Isabella Jet
said land ecors for said District together with the
Improvements thereon. frame dwelling house. barn.
outhouses, &c.
The land in said D rict and theland in said county
will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years TO be secured by purchasers notes. bearing
interest at per cent. payable semi-annually from
dAy OF SAFE and deed OF trust property sold, all
cash. at the option OF purchaser. $50 cash on land
sout nve acres lying in said county apd ESQ cash
paid AZ time Of sale Convey ancing and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with
In ten days from day of sale else trustees right
70 resell ut rk and cost Of purchaser in default after
paper publisnsa daily in Wnshineton. p; G.
WI +. HOirZMAN, r-.
jels-dtds HENRY C. THoMPsoN.} irus'ees'
MONDAY. JULY ELEVENTH. 1859. same hour and
wM. +. HOFFMAN, I r..
1y1-sokdbs HENRY C. THOMPSON trustees
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

hFfICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. O..
- Washington. y. G., July Z. ISo2--To all whom
y .aay concern: II having been represented TO the
Comn issionsIs Of the Dstrc, Of Colunbi. that the
following named works necessary for the public
health. safety comfort under public set No. 22O.
app5ovsd August q 1880 and requests having been
made that the works be ordered under the compulsory
permit. system. hale the assessed AGAINST
abuttfnc properly, the Commissioners hereby give
all EsTttes inSsrsstsa a, until TWELVE O'CLOCK 4;
Co,un.bis road west side. from Fiorida avenue to
California avenue; street o.. south side. from
South Capitol to Foot alley. Repaving sidewalks:
street north side I4th to 18th street street
east and west sides e street M.ssaoh usetS ave
west; p street. south side. 18th to 18th when i'm
proyed Pierce street north side 14th TO 18th street
Paving aleyst Square IS. Georgetown all alleys In
square square all alleys IN north half Of square
square IA. all alleys IN square, square b64 all alleys
al alleys IN squsr square S7S all unpaved slleys In
square; square 1925. all alleys in square j. W.
DoUaLAss, J, ". Ross. ". i. R5ssEIL. Com
missioners d. q. fyS-6t
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SATURDAYS STAR.

II VIII Ne Sixteen Pages In oiss and I'm
equaled In Quality.
Extra pains have been taken to make Satur-
days big STAB one especially attractive to III
Thousands Of readers. Nothing has been LEFT
undone that would contribute to its excellence
as o model family newspaper. Tho following
list Of some of the features win give an idea Of
its character. The three articles on three
great men Of three great nations, and the
comparison and contrasting Of their personal
characteristics and their public careers, vii
be found Of peculiar interest just st this time.
ENGLANDs GREATEST MAN Ulustrated).
How Gladstone has nobly performed hi
noble work.
PRINCE BISMARCK Olustratsdo.
All about the home life Of the great 0srmau
statesman.
JAMES G. BLAINE Qlustrated).
His personal characteristics and public career
contrasted with those Of Bismarck and
Gladstone.
THE EVOLUTION OF DRESS mustrated).
How men set the fashion in olden times for
women to follow.
THE STAFF OF LIFE OlustraseD.
Mandioca used in Brazil as wheat and corn
are here. By Fannie B. Ward.
IN wOMAN's WORLD Olustrated).
Some becoming costumes worn ct summer
resorts.
JEFF DAVIS QUARREL.
Senator Harris story of Gen. Joe Johnston's
suppression.
THE THIRD PARTIES.
Those that have appeared in the political
field. By John p. Coyle.
SAVING THE SALMON.
What Uncle Sam will do TO preserve this
valuable food fish.
TALKS TO MOTHERS.
The need of q boys training in humanity.
By Olive Thorne Miller.
BEES FOR UNCLE JERRY.
The swarm Of honey getters located at his
department
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
How the day II observed In the celestial
kingdom.
BILL BRADY.
A railroad detectives talk about his expert
ences with bandits.
SUMMER COSTUMES.
What man should wear in hot weather.
THE HARBOR POLICE.
How the force on the river front is organ
lied.
THE DOCTOR.
An interesting story Of life and love on the
frontier. BY Max /. Harvey.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
A dull market at present, but the outlook
promising.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Preparations for the coming bicycle meet.
Base ball and boating.
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A CHURCH COUNCIL.
Walker Memorial Church Received IN
Fellowship by Celorcd Baptists.

walker Memorial Church Received IN
Fellowship by Celorcd Baptists.
One Of the largest colored Baptist councils
ever assembled in this city was held yesterday
at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. The
call was extended from the Walker Memorial
Baptist Church, on Madison street, Rev. I. v.
Bryant. pastor. There has long been q misun-
derstsnding rs 20 what relation the Walker
Church sustained to the Baptist churches Of the
District While the church has always enjoyed
the full confidence and fellowship OF the major
ity OF the churches. vet IL was thought best that
In order 20 effect general unanimity of feeling
a council should be called. consisting % all the
pastors IN the District. Rev. q. W. Lee, ID. d.,
pastor OF the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church.
called the assembly 20 order. Rev. Robert
johnson Of the Metropolitan Church was chosen
chairman and Rev. W. L. Gibbons pastor Of
Mt Carmel Church. secretary.
As a result of the council a resolution was
adopted that il is the sense Of said council
that the Walker Memorial Baptist Church is in
good and regular standing and is, therefore de-
serving of the cooperation of all the sister
churches'
According to the roll call churches were req
resented by their pastors as follows: Vermont
Avenue, Rev. q. ". Lee. ID. D.: Metropolitan.
Rev. Robert Johnson; Zion. Rev. W. J. Howard;
Virginia Avenue. Rev. W. II. Scott: Mt Bethel
Eev. q. Burklcy; Mt Olive. Rev. W. ]. Robin
son; Rehobeth. Rev. II. l.. Colman; Mt. Moriah,
Rev. J. c. Dent; Mt. Jezreel. Rev. I. s. Robin
con; Mt Carmel. Rev. W. p Gibbons: Liberty,
Rev. L. Willis; Enon, Rev. A. \. Thomas; ST.
Luke, Rev. s. Miller; Rock Greek. Rev. c. \.
Champ; Salem, Rev. q. q. Lambkins; Mt.
Zion. Arlington, Rev. J. Mathews; Third
Baptist. Rev. j. II. Lee; Mt. Zion, Capitol
Hill, Rev. j. j. Lovings. bethlehem. Rev. J. III.
Mathews; Providence. Rev. j. II. Clark; second
Baptist, Rev. W. b. johnson. ID. D.: ]. L. STAN
ford, Rev. VIM. Grey; Ebenezer. Rev. George
Lee; First Baptist, Mt. Pleasant, Rev. Mr..
Chisel; Alexandria, DIR. r. Cook; Union, J. E
Walters; Mt Pleasant Plains, Rev. q. W. Coins.
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altogether too high Al IN instance. be boushta
lot on NJ street between eth and sth
streets northwest about . month ago
at slS6 Q square foot, and finds
1t assessed at sl.5o per square foot The prop
osition Of the Commissioners 10 continue the
give them time TO 70 over the whole matter and
give IL the consideration il demanded
ma LKwfs cIzPHAxE.
Mr.. Lewis Cephans said he heartily ap-
proved the proposition Of the Commissioners to
continue the assessment Of 1889 for one year.
II was happy solution Of the problem. The
new assessment was outrageous. and -
mere Is no time TO correct Il the
proposition OF the Commissioners should
be adopted That would give time
TO correct the evil, and allow Eve citizens 30
oe found who would serve without pay. The
whole trouble Ia due to the lack OF time in which
to make the assessment
Mr.. n o. HOFFMAN.
Mr.. r. o. Hoffman, real estate agent said
he heartily approved the proposition to con-
tinue the assessment Of 1889 for one YEAR Il
would give time then to properly adjust the
new assessment, which had been made in
altogether too short a time and which was In
many instances remarkably high.
Mr. THOMAS W. SMITH,
Mr.. Thomas W. Smith, who is Q large prop
erty holder in the District, stated TO q SrAR re-
porter today that he was unqualifedly IN favor
Of the proposition Of the Commissioners
to continue the assessment of 1889 for
one year. He had always favored a
Of assessors acting in the capacity of
an appeal board to judge their own actions
This should be done by unbiased men and the
assessors should appear only in their own be-
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUBLIC SALE OF FINE ESTATE ON THE
GIL SAPEAKE BAY.

VDUBLlC SALE OF FINE ESTATE ON THE
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
BY virtue OF power Of attorney from Maria L Key
10 and by virtue of the power contained In the
mOrt2sge from the said Maria l. Key Samuel 4.
George. the undersigned. TO whom the said mortgage
has been zS>red will otter at public sale, In front Of
the court house door In Leonlrtown in Saint Marys
county, on TUESDAY. JULY NINETEENTH. 1852,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ all e.property advertised
at length in the "a ut Mars county newspapers VIZ
parCel Nc l,con.sinin2 ITO lees parcel
No. =. CONTAINING $50 acres. less parcel No.
B. being the wildly known Cedar Point estate. stu
a:ed At the mouth Of the Patuxent river, fronIin
reveH-eir E-hs Of icile the Chesapeake bay and
about .. miles the Parnxent river. containing
within it boundaries about 200 of land and sal,
water CREEKS The improvements are excellent and
land IT good state OF cultivation Pine bach and
Burf- Ter1s easy. PHIL, II. TUCK.
Attorney and Assignee.
3O7 North Calvert ST.. baltimore.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING SEWER PIPE
Socn and 5Tsnshss yrsd nSsTt brick, and inxsrt
{ ss
.Ha h sGs ssa f. 'h
forms OF proposals and specifications. together with
al sas ss Ss % s ct
cred; j.; W. DOUGLASS. ]. ". ROSS. VIM. 7. RIOS
bot 5Gs SHEET 8.
sss $$sS
SECOND. 1892 for laying sheet ssphslt and asphalt
block pavemen,s Blank forms e proposals. spscn
al ills Office j. W DoUaLAss J. W. ROSS. Y. +.
ROSSELL, Commissioners. D. c. ty66t
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPER
aa TWO ScGSSK PM @ on 1 sss SiNkT Sn NH
atss for all tho labor and natersls REQUIRED soT
Ttsss and s at for he gnd
the :. b. WI sns Il , copies
eise Of the ON the sundins u ss.
Esch bid must be accompanied by certified check for
Tss ss a1y hi III
6ids and to waive an, defect or bid
Proposals received after the time stated viii be re-
Vsps. and msed ss os
crete and stone FGotinss. &C. for the post ONCE
j. EbBRooKE. saServisns Aichitect jss7e 20 t.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. WASHINGTON.
u e. ;Sns a. !; e. ,s, will Be
fss4sRt & SSsa E SHiif t.
ss ns sRa sS.s
Stationery fuel, Ice 3iseellaneous supplies and the
MILLER Attorney dehsra .pp''''''n' '" ,y T. T.
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The First Baptist Church.

The announcement that Rev. DR.. Stakely,
pastor of the First Baptist Church, had preached
his last sermon preparatory to his vacation was
mistake. as he has two more Sundays at home.
Then he goes north to preach at the Twenty
third Street and the Mount Morris Baptist
Churches, New York city, during July and
August, and at the First Baptist Church,
Brooklyn, in September. During DR.. Stakely's
absence the pulpit of bis church win be occu-
pied by the Rev. DIR. d. d. MacIaurin Of the
Baptist Church Of the Epiphany, New York.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Three-mast schooner Spartan. New Haven Conn,
Capt. Coonbs. from the Kennebec river, with 900
tons Of ice. Schooner John W. Bell. laurel Dsl-.
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.cn. rom gesso@ise liver ". siss s. sordss we'd
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scsds 3. pine weed: Sleep yseEs LsI. hLti@ots.
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SAILED.
Schooner George c. Bmker. rappsAannock. Va,
Capt J. H. Rice. 10 Sc. Marys county. Ma scAoopss
Thomas Richsrds. Baltimore. o.pt oox. 10 Noessak
ss az %a I'M . s%ss ss9f 1s" CIV
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earIiscR. % Yoecomico. Va scheoasf fys Yoanx.
e. :s:S IS B: J; 8: r. -:
Schooner Isabel. Tsppahannock oap4 Dsn,smn
Dawson. from Yoscomico. Va. rspors the drovnins
7.so .. N Wednesday. o.pt. Dswsoa - ssandins
fSvssd ne hss.d cry and spl.sh an Assssei.g e
Ne etefu - ~ Bufto9t nond down. n roI0
vs. thrown, but tkD unfortunate man had down.
boat u.s. iyvsred and The schooner lay % for ssvee
beyond resoh- Tins morning christophsr Bursua.
brother Of the drowned man. borrowed ct of Trap-
ping hQoks end the dead drag from Hsrbornsssw
koee Sutton and vent dovp 30 Indian He'd In thstul
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navy 70 soS 6. ssn s's sn al II y gsi'st 49,
81. "A suneSgd fTp1 a. 80 40 hosss ~
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ilsPses.sa sodsy e sss sAiPR.ss q - vs.hACa.
tn0sss Kssh. sslsg ey.rksSlsi 81 IN ~
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from ses k.n.sess. sg2rs - yssnsr ~ 49,
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auchopesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM

PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue of certain deed of trust dated the 10th
day of March 1876. and recorded in liber Sli. folio
0 ct seq of the land records for the District Of
Columbia sad by decree of the Supreme Court the
District of Columbia passed in equity No. 135I9
will offer for SALE IN front OF tie premises, on
THURSDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAT OF JULY
1osr2. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following de-
sribed property. situate in the city of nyton.
District Of Columbia TO wit All of lot numbered three
60 and part of lot numbered two % in square
bersd ten hundred and fttytwo Q0o). beginning for
the 18th street east at point twenty feet
north o! the dvison line between lots an two in
said square anil running thence northerly one hun
bred and four feet Ivy and with the said 14th
the division line between lots three and four in said
square; theme eastery hundred and twenty feet
thence southery eiyptyseven feet and eleven inches
BY and with the division line between lots and
TO Tennessee avenue thence southwesterly one hun
drsd and fourteen feet and five inches by and with the
said Tennessee avenue thence northweSerly seventy
three feet inches thence westerly sixty
feet and seven inches to the place of beginning
Terms of sse One-third cash and the balance in one
ID and two (2) years with interest at the rate of
CD per centun per annun, payable semi annuay and
secured BY deed of rust on the property sold,
cash. al the option Of the purchaser &2C0 deposit
time OF sale. AL conveyancng snd recording AT pur
chssers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
tie property will be resold risk and Of de-
fsuting purchaser. after i've days Reimbursement In
JAMES E. PADeETT. Trustee.
CHARLES h. MoULr6S. trustee.
ty2-dEdg III 9Th n. W,
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d ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

wEII-BUIT MODERN Two-sTORY PRESSED
BRICK BAY-WISpOW FRONT HOUSE, No.
On THURSDAY, JULY FOuRTEENTH. 1892. at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. we Will sell in front of the
premises
PARTS OF LOTS 20 AND q, SQUARE 1908
The lot which is ~ feet dee wide alley is improved
by nicely finished pressed brick bay window house.
two stories containing d rooms, bath. hot and cold
water, latrooe chandeliers electric BELLS we'll
finished throughout and in trstclass condition. THIS
sale presents elegant chance for investment
secure o comfortable and Convenient home, being on
the line of tho herdics and Columbia railroad and
reached by the and 9th street well. and In
lorsticn that 10 steadily increasing IN value.
Terms: One-third cash balance in and two years
from tile day Of SALE SECURED by deed OF trust tile
premises with interest at the rate of cent per
nun until paid. nay able semi annually. all cash.
at the purchasers option deposit of $500 required
81 the time OF sale. Terms to he complied with in
fifteen days from the day Of sale the right to resell
served. All conveyancinx. recording. &C.. at pur-
chaser's cost.
iy7-dkds RATCLIrFE DARR CO.. Aucts
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An Administrator's Suit for Damages.
John Cullen, administrator of Paul Cullen,
who was killed n the 9Th Of March at 9Th
street and Maryland avenue by being struck
and run over by an engine, has sued the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company TO re-
cover sl0, 600 by reason Of the death.
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CrrY.-A welcomed
announcement is that on Saturday, July 8, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will inaugurate .
series Of excursions to Atlantic City. 80 for
the round trip Special train from Atlantic
City Sunday at 6 pm. Tickets also good to re-
turn on regular trains following Monday. Spe-
cisl train from Baltimore and Ohio station st
p.m--Adcf
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.


EOR sALE-sPECIAI-AH HANDSOME NEARLY
cash can Be bousft for only @fS cash Il sold b.
iys THE ftASo Gxc Ns sis Penn. snae ave-
IcoR sALE-ONE sUPERB-ToNED, BEAUTIFUL
mahogany grand upright piano nearly new, hrst-
class make s1So cash; with plush stool and cover
cost 1870. To be seen At G. l. WILD BROS. zoo
9Th st nv ,y1-2w'
EOR SALE-A LARGE SQUARE sTIEFF PIANO,
carved legs. IN excellent condition for hundred
dollars If sold at once. 1895 18th st n.y. jy7.h'
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD FULL
y scale square grand piano for only $780, payments
$40 cash and ~ per month has richly caryed egs and
yre and full. rich. sweet tone nnest make and
$500 new used but little and Is good fully
warranted
Special summer bargains for cash or easy payments
mept. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, :
yo 913 Pa ave-
E,QR sALE-sECOND- HAND PIANOS, ALL OVER
SONS. cHfcxERiNG, EMERsoN. PEksE. HAiNEs.
ezn be bought very iox for cash easy monthly
p&yinsnts. Prior orxans from 325 upward.
le'S PfEIFFER CoNLIFF. All 18th st. NV.
BARGAIN
Handsome Taylor and Farley Organ Ave stops four
se,s OF Rods ,bbass; perfect order. VIII sell for
IA r @. SMITH. lbs Psnna. ave. NV.
Tor sALE--BARGAIN IN An UPRIGHT PIANO;
Il rosewood enss full octayes; grand scale: full.
sweet tone ia perfect order; will sell for $40; clio
+. @. SMITH.
Sel6 Es25 Penn ave.
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Excursiou IN Nev vovr.

The B. and o. r. R. Co. viii san excursion
tickets to New York for HI Royal Blue Line
trains on July 8, 6, and ct rate Of oe.60 for
the round trip. Tickets VIII b yalid Tor return
until August Is and win be good 70 stop Oh q
Philadslphia going and returning. -Advk
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RATCLlFFE. DARR CO.. Auc.ioaeers
AUCTION.
rfHGNr G9fEpAx sTL{ WE Et KYI ls At
wHARF FOOT OF 10TH ST sw
THE STEAM TUG D. s. STETSON
Tosether with the Engines, Boilers Machinery Boat
Anchors. Cables, Chains. Rigging. Tackle, Apparel
Furniture and all other necessaries thereunto spper.
tanning and belonging.
Terms ceah- RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.
te.}O-dxls
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Here is fashion note, I" he said.
The best that can do.
The tailor bowed his stricken head
II was an /. o. U.
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II ATIMER a SLOAN Auctioneers and Appraisers.
IL liU7 G 81.

CHANCERY SALE oFyALUABLE real. ESTATE
FRONTING EIGHTY-THREE FEFT AND FOUR
INCHES on THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
SIkLEI BETWEEN 1 AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia passed in equity
No. 1865. docket 50, wherein Louisa Muse Is
co2ap and Florida Pitts ct al Defendants the
Undersigned trustee will sell st pyoiic suciton in
front Of the premises SATURDAY, THE NINTH
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1897. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK i. NJ, the following described real estate
in the city Of Washington District of Columbia to
wit The north twenty-five (.So) feet AMI four a.
inches front 18th ST by the depth thereof Of lot
Numbered fourteen 90 and the whole Of lots num-
bered fifteen 49, and sixteen 16), il Samuel David
In square numbered one hundred and twenty six l).
recorded in the office Of OF the District
of Columbia IN Book y. K, No 1. foiOs 5 and u
Terms OF sale: One-fOurth of the purchase money in
cash and the remainder to be paid before nve
years after date Of sale Said deferred payments
payment TO BE- evidenced by the pronlissory note
notes of the purchaser purchasers secured by deed
of the sold and said note
bear interest at the rate of 6per cent anaum.
the purchaser may ST his. her their option the
whole OF the purchase money in cash.
The trustee il empowered TO sell said described real
estate whole or in separate lots. upon the same
terms heretofore stated
deposit Of $3.50 If sold q whole, $3.50 upon
each lot II sold in parcels shall be made at time Of sale
The terms 0: sac to be complied with in thirty days
the der Osif deposits be forfeited and the prop
ery To be rsd az the risk and cost of defaultnG pur
chaser purchasers; all convey anlx and recording
Al purchasers cost DAVID WARMTH, Trustee.
.e29dSds 1851 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-08
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