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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-18

Bishop Brown Of the A.M.E. church is visit
ing at Indianapolis, and in recent interview
favored the nomination Of Fred Douglass for
President. He said it would tend to concon-
trate the colored vote, and that would show to
the two great parties what it is really worth.
at would create spirit OF solicitation" he
continued land would get protection from
political motives If nothing more. We do not
get the protection from the federal govern
ment we should have. Prejudice, as it pre-
walls, only breeds outrages like the Memphis
affair. There is prejudice in Washington in
New York, everywhere. If tho negro were
more Independent he would be better pro-
tected.
If Italians and aliens are to be protected
why are we not protected? We ought to strike
back at q common enemy. and when q colored
man ia hanged hang white man,
The bishop grew rather warm as he discussed
this phase Of the problem, and it was apparent
that he was sincere.
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The Debate at the Y. NJ. C. A.

The regular program was presented at the
Y. NJ. C. A. Literary Society Saturday evening.
Mr.. Emery delivered the GRAFTON. The subject
for debate, Resolved, That Trade Unions are
Injurious to the Public" was supported in the
affirmative by Messrs. Spangler, Eldridge,
Freeman, Bray, Wolverton and Drew. In the
negative by Messrs. Titus, Cobleigh, Emery,
Hobbs. johnson, Leonard Jones and Boyne.
The decision was rendered by the judge, Mr.
Willis, in favor Of the negative. Next Satur-
day evening the question, Resolved. That
Immigration to the United States Should be
Unrestricted" will be discussed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-18

Washington Assembly, No. 81, Non-Secret
Endowment Order, held its regular meeting
last Thursday night at 514 9th street north
west, and, despite the Indictment weather,
there was good attendance Of members and
visitors. After the regular business OF the
meeting had been transacted those present
were favored by a piano solo by Frank Will
l;ams, recitation by E. s. Merrill, hsr-
monica duet by Messrs. Brennan and Grigg
and remarks by W. L. Wilkerson, X. A. Dins-
more, II. ]. GREENWOOD and others
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The Party Have Returned.

The party tina. went to eastern Tennessee as
the guests of the new cooperative town COM
pany have returned. Among those who went
from this city were Il. p. Porter, John G.
Carlisle, Benjamin Bu:terworth, 1. G. Harris,
l. L. McComas, A. I. Britton, S. W. johnson,
Henry Gannett George L. Emmons, b. l..
Bl.ckford, Arthur Martin, George Truesdell,
George II. Plant, jr., G. G. Duckett, 8. u.
Baily and c. L.. McB.air
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British Trade Falling OF.

A correspondent Of the British Trade Journal
in Guatemala writes as follows: AT present
British trade is falling of. Its place being taken
by the commerce of the United States and Ger
many. Sheffield goods are being steadily
ousted from Central America by cheap Ger
man limitations, and il the United States see
their way to establish a commercial treaty with
Guatemala there is no reason why the United
Kingdom should be left out in the cold"
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The Anthropolosieal Society.

At the meeting of the Anthropologicai So
|cisty tomorrow night at the Cosmos Club Hall
Ipapers win be presented as follows:
/, The Apotheosis Of Nature" DR.. Swan n.
Burret<; 2, Distribution Of Ancient Stone I'm
Elements In the Tde-vater Country Of Eastern
United States" Mr. VIM. II. Holmes; s, "Com-
pu,sory Education" Mr. W. W. Cheshire; 4.
fsThe Origin and Migration Of the Blackfeet
indians" Or. q. Bird Grinnell. New York city.
The annual address Of the president will DO
Dshvsred May 8.
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Footspad In Pittsburg.

W. G. Erskine, prominent Pistsburg attor-
ney. was attacked by footpads early Saturday
morning while on his way to his home in that
city, and was robbed of $1,000 in cash, dia.
mond pin, gold watch and chain and valuable
papers. There is no clue to the robbsra
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~ $40 PennsylvAnia ave n W.

DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNniPRoyFp
PAOPERTY-k STREET, VIRGINIA AVENUE
AND sEVEAlH sTLEET SOUTHEAST. By
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE.
TENTH. AT FIVE O'CIot X. VIC will sell by public
auction in front of the premises
PART OF LoI 4, IN SQUARE 500.
fart OF tins property Is improved by a story
orlcS house known as 622 X st. .. e.. and fronts 20
feet on 81 The vacant Portion fronts 40 feet ON X
st. 20 feet . inches on virginia aud 40 feet ON
9TH st. making II most desirable plot for subdivl-
sion IN mel shborhood where small houses rent
readily, brinx tine United States ord nance yard near
the cable ruad sad other oayeniences
Terms The improved portion viii be sold subject to
trust decd OF 5000. tins amount 10 be pala in
cash The unin.proyed subject TO a trust deed OF
about SllOO. payable in equal insiaments on or be-
lore three years; over and above this amount TO b.
paid IN cash In each case the purchaser may pay ali
cash II he desires DEPOSIT If 5000 each piece re-
CURED At the time Of sale Terms to be compiled with
an fifteen days rom the day of slle right 10 re
sell at The mas aud cost OF the defautias purchaser
reserved All convey anclng, recording &c, cost o..
purchaser. RATCLitFE DARR 4 90
apl2-lNds Auctions.r.
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The Lancaster Watch Factory.

The keystone watch factory property at Lam
caster. Pa, was sold by the sheriff saturday to
II. NJ. North for s6,oo0 subject to . mortgage
Of $4,000. ID. Ramsey Patterson of Phiiadel-
phia gave notice that the machinery did not
pass with tho property. The purchaser claims
that IL docs. and there viii BE- litigation over
the dispute.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on I NEAR NINTH STREET

NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April T. 1881 md
duly recorded IN liber No. y6a. folio 13S OF seq one
OF the land records Of the District Of Colb and at
the request of the party secured will sell AZ
puone auction IN trout o. the premises TUESDAY
APRIL NlNETEkNTH. 1892, At FIVE y NJ the fol-
lowing described real eststc Az ashngton said
District to Wit Lot one y aud the east two
ing street by the depth thereof of lot two CD in tie
subdivision made by The heirs Of John Davidson OF
square No. 313. with the improvements thereon a
tnree-story pressed brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. Of which $3.50 must
be paid At time Of sale and balance one and two
years with interest NJ per cent annum interest
annually To be secured by purchasers aud
deed OF trust Oh property sold 10 of trus
tees or all cash a, option of purchaser Convey anciug
aad l.cordng at purchasers cost: Terms Of sale
be complied with fifteen 5D days after sale else
trustees right resell rsk and cost Of pur
chaser in default.
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, I ,-.
ap6- eodkds
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A Close Match With Boxardus.

Captain Bogardus, the worlds champion
wing shot, defeated George Rexroat,a promi-
nent local shot, at Virginia, Ill, Saturday, by
the score Of A to Al. The match was ct $40
tin birds for slO0 side and the gate receipts.
This was the third and final match
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Murdered for His Insurance.

William Radloff, German, twenty-seven
years old, living near Seattle, WASH, was
burned to death Saturday and there IL evidence
that murder was committed in order to secure
his insurance Of s55,OOO He was born in
Mecklenburg and came to this country eight
years ago. Evidently his family is wealthy. for
he received large remittances every three
months. Some three years ago he was mar
ried to young woman, with whom he had re-
sided ON farm within four miles OF Seattle
His only hired man was Louis Kostrusch, who
lived with the family and who lately has been
very attentive to the wife. week or two
since Mrs. Radloff went with her baby to visit
her parents near Tacoma, and since then Rad.
loft and kostrusch have been keeping house
alone. On Saturday morning neighbors found
the building burned 10 the ground and among
the cinders the charred remains of Radloff.
Suspicion pointed to kostrusch. who was ar-
rested. The man at first denied having seen
his employer since Tuesday, but afterward ad-
mitted having talked with him Friday. On
kostrusch's person was found love letter from
Mrs. Radloff and money order drawn for her
bv her husband. The agents of the life insur-
ance companies are taking an active interest in
the matter, because, within two months, Rad
loff took out insurance for SIS 900 in the Mu-
tual, $4,000 in the Equitable and $50, 900 In
the New York Life. When he was examined
he was passed US tirst-class risk in every re-
spect The money will 60 to his wife.
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nUNCANSON BROS AuctlOneers,

Gh OK DWELLINGS, NOS. rs. III. 72I AND
S2a THIRD STREET NORTHEAST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWEEN
front Of til. premises
LOrs As. A. 46and AZ. SQUARE 777
Each frontlng Ign feet Sd st u by depth of 20
!eet to l0foot alley nd each improved BY new =
story an cellar brick dwellings containing q rooms
aud bath and modern convenience
these houses H street cars and eoyernmen,
printing Office Very desirable homes AID good in
vestment
Terms: $1,000 can remain until September, 1884
balance cash or $500 cash. aud balance onthly i-
staiiments OF $50 per month. vita per
on e3cn mousse and lot: corNeyanclng &C., Of
purchaser. One hunlred dollars deposit required on
eac9 house 1t time OF sale. Terms to be complied
with ~ nee days. Otherwise right reserved to resell
at RISK and cost of defsutng purchaser days
advertisement OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lisIed in Washington, G.
Title good. abstrxc. shown
DUNCANsoN BROS,
AplO-aGQ0 AnctiOnerra.
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THoMAs BOWLING son. Auctioneers.

VNHoNAs BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
6l2 ct nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fHKKoPHE 6IT, no; 1922 MODE ISLAND AVE
By virtue Of two deeds Ct daIsd respectively
Ia e. SEQ, and S.nSSry eo IN ,ss Ssr sSSS folio
records t iS0 p ass ct Of the land
a. tho request Of the party secured thereby.
e. sSprsme Court q III. Dist,c. Of oOumb. in
lns ssA &c viii sell n irent q the prein.s MON.
PAST FoUk O'CLOCK +. n, Iars S Of lot 8. sauar.
x4rontins 81 feeton the south side Rhode Island
ave oy depth Of l02 feet inches . vide alley;
sa,d ground having q loft wide alley on the west
sade thereof improved by . handsome modern three
story and besement brick residence 1922 Rhode sland
Ierras one-,hird cash: balance in one and two
ycen, win tnterest secured by deed Of trust the
property or all cash at the option the purchaser
deposit Q! $500 req uired ct time Of ssle. II the
erms OF sale not compiled with In Il o. days
The trustees the right resell as rsx aud
81 deisulung purchaser. Conveys nciag and record
hG ot cost Of purchaser.
ROBERT 9. su1n 6seS IA nv Trustees.
spl2-dtd 1877 h st n.w.J
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aDl5-dGda
II AICLltfE, DARR 4 CO, Auctnneers,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave NV

TX = Gu, AucEnneers,
~ 02O Pennsylvania u.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
fkOPEkTY-k STREET, VIRGINIA AVENl T.
AND sEvENTH STREET SOUTHEAST. BY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE
IEESIH, ATFlEEO CLOCK. we will sell By public
auction IN front of the premises,
PART OF LOT l. IN SQUARE $50.
Part OF fhis property Is improved by two-story
brick house known 022 g. e., and fronts 20
ieet on ST. The vacant portion fronts 30 feet ON
81, u icet inches Virginia and 40 feet OF
Ith st. making 1t most desirable plot
IN nsiShborhood where small houses rent readily.
Deng Near the United states ordnance yard near the
cable road and other conveuienres.
Terms The improved portion wall be sold subject to
TRUST deed of 1900 over this amount to be paid in
cash The uaimproved subject to trust deed OF
ABOUT LOO, payable IL equal iustalleIts or be-
lore three years; over anu above this amount to be
PAID IA cash In each the purchaser may pay all
cash II he desires. deposit Of 600 each piece
CURED at the time Of sale Terms to lie complied with
IN fifteen days fro te day of sale The re-
sell Ut the risk and cost Of the dcfaug purchaser
reserved AL conveyancins r,cording &c at cost of
purchaser NATCLITrt UAEIt a tSI
apI2-dSds Anctionerra
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ID ATCLIFFK, DARR& Co, Auctioneere

RATCLIFFE. DARRk Co. Auctioneere
VALUARLK BUILDING SITE ON STREET BE-
IMEEN FIFrtENTH AND SIXTEENTH
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL TWENTY
FIRST. at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will otter for sale IN
PART OF LOT THIRTEEN,
IN SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINK
B. feet.
This lot IL Of the finest in the city being in the
most fashionable neighborh ood, near nsny nne and
costly private resi- ences. an it is seldom oppor-
tunty Is offered TO buy such property by pubic sale
Terms made known st time OF sale de posit Of A20o
required when the property il sold II thu terms of
o. sale nigh reserved to resell the property the SIX
and cost OF tue defauling purchaser after five days
iishsd IN "sshngton, D. c. All conveyancinY end
cordlng at the cost OF the purchaser
apl2.dSds kArCLIFFE DARR 3 CO.. Aucta
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I ATIMtR & SLOAN, AuctioneerA

Il ,ATlMtR SLOAN, AuctioneerA
VALUABLE IMPROVED BUsINEss PROPERTY.
Known AS Nos 2006 AND 2OoS SEVENTH
sTREET NORTHWEST. BEING Just NORTH
Oh BOUNDARY ON WEST SIDE OF SAID
STREET, FRONTING ~ FEET INCHES ON
SENENTH STREET EXTENDED AND 20. s.,
FEET ON BOUNDARY.
By direction of the owners I will offer for s,le a,
public a9ction in front of the premises TUESDAY,
LHE NlNkTtESTd DAY OF APRIL. 1892 al
FIVE l. NJ. all of lot No. l3. Jamaica and Smiths
vacancy. fronting feet inches 9TH street 4.
tended and 2o:s2 feet on Boundary. Total depth of
lot i4o ieet Improved by large frame and brick
building. suitable Tor business purposes
Terms Of sale Oue-third cash, balance in one and
Two years with terest at per cent, aud secured b.
deed OF trust on the property. al cash. option OF
Conyeyancins and recording at cost of purchaser
S5Oo deposit required at me of sale and sale be
post f,rfeited
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John NcMillin OF Sullivan, Ind, has besn
svindlsd eut Il el0oby New York gtssn
goods men, ri
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auc,ioneers.
Il Gig street north vest

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM. CONTAINING
SS coz fHgS MHY hXGpeEs Il cMMiS6SST0oMEKi
On 1UEsDAh, APRIL NINTEENTh. 1892. az
YOUR O'CLOCK, Z. NJ We will sell ON the premis es
TINS valuab Improved farm, containir loo acres.
situated IN Montgomery county. Md. the Bladens-
purs road near -Four corners. abort two miles
silver springs station. known the kaIle Farnl and
Frank Wright ~
The improvements consist Of a comfortable eight
room frsine dwelling barn. stablng tor SIX horses.
COW stables hog peg chicken house. corn house she'd
and st.bng for cattle. &C. The farm il well watered
anu set IN grass, with good young orchard with all
kinds Of fruit
Terms; one-third cash. balance in one and two
years with IN crest from date Deferred payments 10
DC ssfrtd By iced OF trust the property deposit
OF 82SO required at time OF SHE
apl2-dtd THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucts
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(,hANCLhN sALk OF NALUALLt IMfnuNED
~ RIAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF TkNTH
sIR6ET BEIMEtN MARYLAND AVENUE AND


CHba,N MAN. ~ SALE "a, or NALuALLL latnuAEp
STREET BETMEfN MARYLAND AVENUE AND
- BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
pistr1ct OF Columbia; rassed IN equity cause No.
plainants and Emma Gross ct al. deiendsnts the
nndersigned trustees will offer for sale pubic suc
a., a. Ri lss2 q, FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ, in front Of
me Iremises the following described real estate with
The improvements thereuuto be Ongine consisting of
three-story brick dwelling the city Of Warrington
and District OF Columbia. TO Part Of Original
TWO .5oZl beginning Tor the same st the southeast
corner , Of aid lot ave t5l ard running thence
q inches. thence west ninety tel feet seven "a
inches thence souta forty i've t45D feet eleven tiD
east ninety 90 % feet t7D inches 10 the place
OF beeinnlng together with right Of for the pur
art Of said lots four @ and ave go in said square
three hundred and hfty-two (352i beginning for the
sixtyfour toI feet u inch south the northeass
corn.r of SAID lot i've t5l and running thence west
Two CO feet ir 90 inches, thence east nnety-one p
eet seven inches TO the said east line OF said lot
hve 90 and thence south two CD feet 90 inches 70
the place of beginning.
from the day Of sale all cash at the option o. the
deferred payments to bear Interest st
the rate OF TX 90 per cent payable semi
annually and to be secured by the the pur-
CHASER or purchasers and deed of trust upon the
property sold depoeit Of 500 will be required
soon ~ the property 10 bid Of All conveyancing and
shall f ta With the 81 10
s, "a hsn days from the day q sale the property v
EDWARD A. NEWMAN.
$1,000 fendAll building. lrru.s.~s
sun building.
LArIMER q SLOAN. Aucts. mh3i-dtds
rrIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale is postponed until MONDAY. TWENTY
EIfTH DAY OF APRIL 1892. same hour and place
Api5-dSds LATIMER SLOAN. Auots
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REGINALD FENDALL,
RATCLIFFE, DARK & Co, Aucte,
, ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucts.

II ATCIIFEE, DAKK CO., Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
LEASE STOCK, &C. OF THE CIGAR sTOKE
N9; BIO STREET NORTHWEST. CONSIST.
FIVE SHOW CASTS. ONE SAFE, ONE SHOW
FIGURE. COUNTERS. SHELVING, CASH REG.
lSlER, Two MOISTIN0 CASES, CIGARS.
TOBACCO. CIGARETTES. SNUFF. FANCY
BY virtue Of chattel deed trust duly recorded in
nosr folio ct seq one OF the land records for
Party secured thereby ws. the andsr.eIsd trustees
Irsmises on THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTY
attached said trust to which the attention Of The
trade and private buyers il called.
j. EpaxR s1ifH. o" Trussssa
RIA TCLlFfE. DAkR 4 CO., Aucts. pl3-A
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
III D. -

~ $40 Pa ave. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
NUE. NORTHEAST, BLING HOUSES Nos. 1877
AND liS: GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
TO BUY FINE HOUSE AT Low PRICE
AND ON Easy TERMS IN GOOD NEIGH.
BJkHOOD AND WITH LARGE YARDS BOTH
FRONT AND BACK. WITH SHADE TREES.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 9TH day Of
October. A. 1901. and recorded i'll Lber $780, folio
110. the undersiured trustees will offer for sale At
pubic auction in front Ct the prenIis 8. ON MON
DAY, Tux EI9HTEENrH DAY or APRIL. A. D.
1897. ut HALF-PAST FOUR p NJ.
SUB LOTS CO AND 40. IN SQUARE 723,
Each lot being improved by Q eiRht-roon and
bath with finished cellar bay window house with cleo.
trio bells and all modern conveniences. Each house
to b. sold subject to a ded tor 3d. 400 psya-
Die In three Years from October j. lS9 with interest
per cent per anoum interest payable senl!-anau
ally.
Terms Of sale follows $500 to be paid in cash. of
which S2Uo will be required DEPOSIT at the Of
sale balance OF the purchase money i'll monthly pay
nents OF 30 per month in two equal nstallnents
Ia Que and two years fro day Of sale for which the
purchaser Will xive his note bearing day of sale
and to lear interest At per cent all cash.
option OF the purchaser Terms of sale to be complied
with IN seven days from date Of sale property 70 be
resod at risk and cost Of defautinx purchaser.
Houses open for inspection.
FRANK i. BROWNING,
4l6 5th u. w. I r,.
JOHN s. SwOuMSTEDT trustees
epo-d6os S27 Il st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

n go Pa. AVE. NV.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
STREET BETWEEN ELEvENTH AND
TMMELfTH STREETS NORThwEsE. BEING
The THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE l1l7 STREET NORTHWEST.
We will sell BY public auction in front of the prem
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ
PART OF SUB LOT g.
SQUARE NO. 3l2,
Improved oy three-story brick dwelling containing
perfect order.
Permission to inspect the premises be had upon
any time on the day Of sale
Terms One third cash. balance in one, two and
three years. With int the of per cent per
annum. or al cash. at the option Of the purchaser
veyancinR aud recording DC al the purchasers cost
t2oO required At the time Of sale.
apl2-d&ds RATCLIFEE. DARR 4 co, Aucts
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rl,RUSTEEs' 8 ALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y. ON STkEEI BETMkEN EInHrEENTH Am

T1NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE KEAI. ESTATE
l. ON g STREET BETMkEN EIGHTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH STREETS NORIHWE>T
By virtue Of . deed OF trust, recorded February O.
1857 We will offer for sale pnbc auction on TUES
AALF-iAsT FOUR O'Clock 7. NJ. in front ot the
o. lot in AL in this city being ON the north
side OF street between 18th and 10Th streets north
northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in one ara
two with interest secured by of trust mon
tn. premises. Terms to be complied with in len days
with rgnt TO sell utter three days de-
fault 500 deposit at time Of sale All couyeysnc-
Ing vt purchasers cost
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON -
REGINALD FENDALL. 1rusteea
RADCLIFFE, DARK CO, AuctS spl2- dxda
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct.oneers.

DECORATIVE PL ,NTs AT AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY; APRIL NINETEENTH.- AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. WE SHALL SELL AT OUR
SALES ROOM A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
EASTER PLANTS. ROSES, LILIES. AZALEAS,
CALAIS EVERGREENS AND OTHER CHOICE
PLANTS FROM JOHN SAUL'S NURSERIES,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
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WALTER WILLIAMS { CO. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. FRONTING on
FLORIDA AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTEENTH
AND SExENTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,

On THuMSDAi. APRIL FOURTEENTH AT HALF
rASI FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. snail sell in front Of
,ne part lot No G. In square No ia, begin
nhf AT the northwest said thence north
easton Boundary street forty and eighty six hun
dreiths feet to foot thence south along said
nlley sixty -ane feet and thrty-two one hundfedths
southwest along SAID alley feet thence
Ieet and nftyfo nundredths feet TO tine
dlvnS line between lots six and and thence with
SAID line nor hwestery feet and ninety eight
one hundredths feet To the place OF BEGINNING,
tanning III all one thousand eight hundred and thirty
six square feet Parties search admirably located
ouldng lots should this sale special atten
ton. Rare chance for spec lntioa.
Terms made known II the sale.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO,
ep|-dSds Auetioneerl
uTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count q the rain until MONDAY, APRIL EIGH.
TENTH, slime hour and place apl5-3t
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II ATCLIFFE DARR q CO.. Auctioneeu
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF THE
ENTIRE ROLLING AND RUNNING STOCK OF
THE LATE KINGSLEY BROS cREAMk1Y
COMPANY CONSISTING OF
IL HEAD OF HORSES.
Is SINGLE MILK wAGoNa
DOUBLE TRUCK
i DAYTON WAGON
20 SETS HARNESS,
REFRIGERATOR CANS. ETC.,
BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH So Ar
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. will sell In front Of
saies rooms. go la ave the above stock. which
Is az hne condition.
The Wards Alderney Mix Producers and Con-
suiners Association" having purchased the entire
plant OF the kinesley Bros. Creamery Company and
having no use for same have instructed US 70 cell
without reserve limit the above stock. This sale
presents an excellent opportunity for PARTIES enfAG.
aps-d Aucrioncer
IL IRE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON 40.
count Of the rain until WEDNESDAY. TWENTIETH
DAY OF APRIL. Is -. sAME HOUR AND PLACk
RADCLIFFE. DARR q CO.
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