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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-17
cITY rllnnrrr MAnnrr

Revised and cerrccted Daily by D. NJ Kilmes.
Grocery, Provision 4 Qucenwnre Merchant.
King street. MARCH T., fspa.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-17

CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
" TABLE Dec fst 1881
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-17
sorTnERN pENN,A 4. \. TRAINs.
MONT ALTO RAILROAD.

Connections for an stations on oumbeF!and
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania he,,reao 80
TEN. ]. y. nO1Us 1uRl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

Admiral Harmony, commanding the Asiatic
squadron, reports under date of Nagasaki,
japan, the movements of his ships as follows
The Lancaster was at Nagasaki, Japan. and
would sail for Shanghai, China, on the Sd: the
Marion left Yokohama on September and ar
rived at Hakodate on the 9th. She left Hako-
date on September IS and arrived at vladinos-
tok three days later She left there on Octo-
ber aud VIII visit Chemnpo, Chefoo and
Shanghai. The Monocacy left Shanghai on
August %; had target practice in the vicinity
OF the Saddle Islands; arrived at Woosung on
September and left on the 4th for Chinkhug.
The Alert left Nagasaki on the 18th and arrived
at Yokohama on the 18th. The Petrol left
HankOw on September 10. arrived at Shanghai
on the 18th. at Chinhae on the 18th and Shang-
hai September 80. The Palos is at Nagasaki
awaiting orders from the department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

Assistant Secretary Solely yesterday received
telegram from Psymaster John c. sullivan at
san Francisco denying emphatically the pub
iished interview with him by Seattle reporter,
in which he was quoted making remarks
criticising he rights Of ths United States in
hering sea. and expressing the opinion that in
the negotiations the United States would be
knocked out entirely.
NJ. sullivan states that he has made no such
remssA a. credited to him and the whole story
wis manufactured. As stated In 1HE STAR the
state Department. has received copies of the
paper from the United States consul at Victoria
containing The alleged REMARKS and has laid
The matter before the Secretary OF the Navy.
A letter Is now its way to Mr.. Sullivan
demanding an explanation. and unless he can
fural a -4ti factory proofs that he is not guilty
of he indIscre'iou charged to him the matter
viii be carried further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, ABOUT EIGHTlNINE ACNFS, NEAR
GOVERNMENT ASYLUM AND OLD NATIONAL
RAGE TRACK. FRONTING ON THE HAMIL-
Py virtue o. deed OF trust duly recorded in Iiber
1871 folio 80 one of the land records of the District
@ Columbia. We will sell on the " ernis-s on THU RS
DAY. The THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER AID
1882. at HALF-P ST FOUR O'CLOCK y. NJ, that
p. zee or parcel OF and known as &C NJURERs DE-
FEAIED," BEGINNING for the same at the end Of the
south 9 deg ees. east "A 100 perches thence lt4
west "a Ierc!es; thence south 81 degrees, east IS
perchrs; then north 73 degrees. east Il 6s-I0O
perches to marked gun tree raised stone; thence
north - degrees. east 40 perches; thence north
~ l-2O degrees, west 226 perches a barred stone
thence by straight line to the place of beginning
containing lOl $500 of lend OF less be-
ing Z e same surveyed for the ru~tees of the ST
Joseph Orphan Asylum. also being the same land
decided 70 George y. Baldwin The llth day of Sep
in Maryland and included in the shove metes and
bounds together with all the improvements WAYS
means. rights. privileges and aprur.enances 20 the
same belonging or in anywtSe appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. notes to be given bearing rer cent PER annu
crest. payable semi annually and he secured by
deed OF trust on premises all cash, at option Of
purchaser DEF ost % $500 required time OF sale
ConvsyancinY. &c. at purchasers cost Terms to be
serve the right resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defaultng purchaser alter days adv-r
tisement OF snch resale in some newspaper published
In Washington. d. e.
A. NJ. GREEN.l r-r,...
oc2S j. B. Redo, irusoees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

The number Of trial by general court-mar-
tiai during -he year in the army shown III the
report Of the acting judge advocate general was
1000. Of which number .s47 resulted in con-
victiOns. With regard to the punishments for
various Offenser committed BY the enlisted men
the rePOr; states tina; ;he puni-hments for de-
ssrtIon G-e Inadequate that the rules with ref
ereuce 20 The limitation of punt hment, in con-
riGeraiipn of previous convictions, need amend
ment. and that the alternative punishment of
dishonOrable discharge, with forfeiture Of all
pay On proof OF iyepreyious convictions, might
adsantageousy be modified.
Considering the penal code and the summary
court generally, tn Judgment of the army, the
report says. Is without question favorable to
them IL Is readily conceded that they are i'm
pToyenents. II saws. he old practice A
very large number of the trials by summary
courts-martlal. the report further asserts, we're
OF a trivial nature, and though the number Of
trials Is appalling, 1t gives entirely erro-
neou- impression Of the condition of the disci-
pline Of the army.
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 SON. Aucts.. 6Io St u ".
CHANCERY SALES AT AUCTION

AN FIST TO hSGfIAsF yEEy RTs
bocTos JOIN 4 R6sEkrs, FIR pkoN II dA dE
EIGHrH sfRERfs sd 5Ef ssfASlh AND
3.5Ss square feet Of ground in one parcel and
2i.3o1 square feet in the other.
conr the District Of Columbia psssed October rs
ns IN the AIS 2, Roberts e a. rs Roberts
public auction an front Of the ectiye parcels on
estate and premises situated the city Of Washing
ton, IL TIE District of Columbia, particularly de-
II siis ' FIRST TO sa
fo ni IN the afterno n the sblot lie iered
iron;iRs feT;y.sight feyt rs north side 4 %
extending back that width sevSnty-four and t.,ree
fourths feet 10 its rear line. Thi, ground hsunded
another sIley twenty feet wide. leading T. said .s
street and Improved by three twost9ry frame dwell
7GS ~ aS I'd I Il on PSI said ,Gr street
Is i and IS portion ali y 70 Sr aTd p pSis
M S "a bons sqsaEe nn HUNDRED and -four Old the
OF eyentb street the Invest corncr OF said
lot 10 thence north with said line one hundred and
thence east by and with the south line nc Q, SAID q
stree !, two hundred and fpryeight and tw9wsfths
south with sad last mentioned line eighty feet
south eet 10 the rear line q said lot 10 thence
sst with tn" rear line thereof and the north line
be se line s
line u said lot 10. twenty nine feet the south line
OF said last mentioned lot. and thence west by and
with the latter line, eighty feet three inches
the place Of be inning This ground is improved by
what is known as the Homes cad" family resi-
dence being substantial brick dwelling Stories
street. and by brick stable adjacent thereto border
ing said allev.
II the property is not all sold on the day named
above the sales will be continued the 70 lowing
days until the Whole is disposed Of unless otherwise
postponed for cause
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash tn day Of sale within ten DAVIS
therea ter; the residue in equal and
two years from tie res ective days sale, to bear
interest therefrom and until paid ct the ra of per
centrum per annum, payable semi, annually. the de-
Of the purchasers as may deem best the title TO be
interest be fully paid authorized on the con-
hrmation Of thesa provided to convey
the property to the purchasers and their heirs or
assigns upon condition that they contempo-
raneously execute and deliver to me q
deed OF trust in the ordinary and usual FORM
the property purchased to secure the payment Oh
the deferrd purchase money, and the notes bonds
rep esentnR the sam. the purchasers may their
any Of their option pay all cash II any purchaser
shall fail tocompy with the terms within ten days
from the several dates Of the sale the rich
which default Is made at the risk cost Of fault
inp purchaser All conveyancinx and recording q
urchasers cost. neposits required when bids are
accepted follows: $500 on the pro erty square
903 and 600 on that In square 904 IT, respectively
sold as whole II sold in parcels. 300 on each par
oc1S-eodSds Trustee
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Americans In the Storage Exempt.

Acting Secretary Spaulding Of the Treasury
Department has addressed TO the collector at
New York a letter upon the subject of the de-
tention of the steamship Saale, with 305 cabin
passengers and two American citizens as steer
age passengers, after having passed through the
state quarantine. The surveyor construed the
Treasury circular regarding immigrant traffic
as special rule against steerage traffic, no
matter whether the passengers are citizens or
aliens. and held that the steamer might be de-
tanned twenty days.
Mr.. Spaulding desires the surveyor to be in
structed that the circular contains no reference
To steerage passengers. IL contains provision
regarding the arrival Of immigrants aud relates
to that class Of persons who arrive in this coun-
try for the purpose of establishing permanent
residence here. American citizens returning
to this country, both alien and native, whether
in the Storage or In the cabin. are exempt
from the provisions of the circular.
Upon inquiry from the collector Of customs
at Baltimore, Acting Secretary Spauding of
the Treasury Department has directed that the
cabin passengers of the Bremen steamer Stuff
CART, which arrived at Baltimore yesterday be
allowed 20 Land and the ship admitted 20 entry
If she brings a clean bill OF health The immi-
grant passengers are to be held up subject to
further examination and report.
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TIE CONSUMERS Or FANCY Flour

TIE CONSUMERS Or FANCY FLour
erocers.. 1t is the only recognized Blonde
vince the most skeptical that it is the very be.
Washington. d. C.
J. Z. CONNOLLY. aes lstnw
R. L. MAIN. 1922 14thn.w.
H. B. DULEY $500 18th NV
C. c. MCKINNEY & son, 100 17thn.w.
@. ". GOLDEN, 1904 oath NV.
K. 2. WHITE, 1l3S l2thnw.
J. L. HANBACK,. 500 9TH NV.
F. NJ. DAVIS. 739 9Th NV
RYON SUITE, cor. N. J. ave- and Rnw
Mrs. II. OTOOLE. Ills 14thn.w.
ROBERT WHITE. r., 800 9th INV.
A. c. KAMMERER. 100 LIST NV.
VIM. F. AUTH BRO. cor. Sd and Ind ave. n. ".
E. HOGAN. sol N. J. ave. NV.
JOHN II. ONTRICH. sol 9TH NV
WILLIAM KERR. cor 26th and Fn.w.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor. 21st and INV.
Mrs. A J. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv.
VIM. CARLEY. 26Ol INV.
CHAs. BUTT, 1870 7thn.w.
STEER BROS. 1000 Onw.
r. A. CLAYTON, lOODsw
+. A. NEWMAN L BRO. $50 4kst. sw
J. C. DE ATLEY. 7OS 7thnw
DE ALLEY l. SANDERS. cor sth and Hsw
Mrs. A. BURKE. s29 7ths.w
EMIL SPAIN. cor. 9th and Ls.w.
A. J. SANFORD h BRO. LIP Unionxw.
s. L. DENLY. 1900 ;Sds.w.
TEOS HAWKINS. cor Az and Ms.w.
J. b. PROUT. All ~ sw.
c. Y. WOODBRIDGE 900 9th sw
". A. J.. HUNT 4 CO.. s0I 4Hsw.
JAMES FERRY, AL n. J. ave. NV
d. b. BADEN. S22C Csc
W. II. CAMPBELL. 200 9thsa
l.. +. LUsBY. It'd East Cap:to!s.
II. VI. DE ALLEY, I'D l2thna
J. +. SCHNEIDER. 2I3 lIthna
NJ. J. SCHNEIDER. 7:E Md. ave- ne
BERNARD WALLS. cor. Sd and Che
b. 7. HATCH. cor. 3D. and Nd. ave. na
X. J.. MILES, 81 3dn.e.
JOHN N. CLARK, cor. 4th andBn.a
MILAN BRAHLER, i0l Hn.e
BhlSON NORRIS. sol En.e
AZ G. LIPPOLD. 9th and Boundaryn.w
HAGAN BROS, cor. 18th ana q NV.
JOHN L. COX. o ST. Market
John p. LOVE. 1884 18th NV
JOHN SCHWISGHAhNER. 400 7thsv
7. KENNEDY, cor 9th and Bs.e.
G. L. WOOD. cor. 9th and On.w. smyl4-lawt,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

viii be for the sport, says Cycling. In former
years. whom the wheel was more Of a curiosity
and the graceful ordinary more of an attrac-
ton. the parade idea a good one. as the
display ofttimes served to do considerable mis-
sionary work and impress the public with the
constantly growing interest in cycling matters.
But its usefulness in that line was long since
over and your modern wheelmen-that is. such
as would lend dignity and standing to a dis
play-want none Of IL and take part only with
the idea OF helping out the cause when they
ride al all A turnout nowadays is generally
composed OF a scant representation of club
men, followed up by the ragtag and bobtail
OF unattached riders and boys, making a show
ing neither crediiable TO the wheelmen nor in
teresting to the spectators. The parade is a
back-numbereG branch of cycling and should
be dropped.
Fixture. for November.
s-Irvington- Milburn course. Bedford @. G.
l5-mils handicap.
s-Irvinston- Milburn course. K. @. ". an
nual 25- mile handicap.
s-New York westchester course. Washing
ton uheelmen's races.
IS-26-Sianley show. London
24-26-Milwaukee wheelmen's indoor tourna-
ment
Too Big for New York.
New York has always been looked on as . city
which could handle any size crowd, either In Its
hotels or on its streets but the Columbian cele-
bration proved rather too big undertaking
for that big city. For once New York was
swamped, its hotels were not able to cope with
the immense crowds in the city, and the great
night parade proved corker. The cycling
division was delayed nearly three hours before
IL even started and this through no fault of the
wheelmen, bat because the rest and foremost
part of the great parade could not be moved
fast enough. An idea of the magnitude Of the
whole affair can be imagined when it is stated
that New York staggered under the great
burden.-Ledgue Bulletin.
Switzerland has regular military bicycle
school at Berne. There are over $50 men at the
school during the present time from every
branch of the service.
Run Baltimore
Messrs. Frank p. Sutor and Walter Brandon
burg rode to Baltimore last Sunday in six and
a half hours. The slow time is accounted for
by an accident happening three miles this side
Of Ellicott City. This time was made on a
cushion and hard tire machines. The roads
above Ashton were miserable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
Things To REMEMBER

Grasty can furnish your house-every room IN IT.
with every article necessary except stoves.
Grasty don't sell anything installments SO II You
buy fog cash visit Ills Double Storea
Grasty has Carpets from &c. to 81 So
Grasty will make and lay any Carpet at lowest DOS
sibe price.
Grasfy don't promise You something for nothing aud
Jon don't get 1t anywhere. Some persons
Claim to make no charge for making. match
ing and laying Carpet. Get our prices and
have your eyes opened.
Grastys Solid OAK Cluster Leg Table, six feet long,
takes everybody by surprise. Oak Chairs
cane seat. six for IS.
Grasty has a Good Oak Suite, pieces, Ga Is,
$3.50 S1s. s2l So. s25. $50 to esq. So
Grasty has rav to do business and that 10 the
RIGHT WAY.
Grasty refunds the money on anything you buy not
satisfactory.
Teach your little children to say Grasty the Pusher
6rasty macs bold statements and you must not
doubt till you try.
Grasty will be pleased TO show you around whether
you buy or not
Remember the name:
0RAsTY-GRAsTY-0R
1910 and 1919 7th st. q. w.. bet. P andQ.
Don't doubt till you try. se27
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MEDICAL. &c.
nR o. J. CARLETON,
507 18th Il. ~

DR. o. }. CARLETON
5o7 18th s-n-
Graduated London. Enr'nns lssS New Ycrt. Is7a
biAd ,sr and kid1sy Ailments, Acute or Chrome
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve EK-
hausiion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS.
Do VOC FEEL
Move tired In the morning than y, rrsr- >, bel,,
Dull. sometimes sturid. have melancholy SMELLS.
unable 10 concentrate your mind POOR memory s.-i
unit either for business sp'v feel shy desire 10
De alone irritable despondent ana almost dsmoral-
lzed feel generally used ant life i losing tie
charm for your II 50. you afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do you besn 10 realize that You arr not 50 v4o-ous
as formerly have not the old time enarN nor vitality
are losing grip and lack the yiIn Of other days
which enabled you thrust tribes aside and march
onward 10 succes~' II 50. your case u one Il
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DO You experience palpitation Of the heart when
startled. SURPRISED or uron slight ersrtion, Doe
your heart heat irregularly sometimes fast and thee
feel a. II it were sbou; % stop have rain. 81 wan-
dering character. dizzy SPELLS. &C.. Sc.' uso.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS PRoSrRATIoN.
People often think the condition soInthine 20 fed
ashamed Of. and too frequently fall a wrinr victim
INTO the hands q some of the desienn~ qusrks who
infest our large cities. ~ some do;or in general
practice who IN his ignorance through LAX 81 .r-
perience and knowledge of correct treatment do--s
the poor. deluded individual with the i,romides 90
saturation OF stimulates him within inch 81 IN
sanity Ivy PHOSPHORUS. strychntne. DamianA &c
The causes and proper mode OF treatment Of th-se
troubles are but little understood bv the general prAc
utioner o. medicine. and the windy gloomy word
Pictures Of the quacks ALLEGED literature too often
cause susceptible men 10 become comiletey unnerv-d
Where shall 40 10 eet cureds~ many poor suf-
fereT asks. not knowing whom to trust. 60 " hero
thousands have gone before and be restored perfet
health lou shouid NJ consult d. Ca-;at,, ,-A,
is positively the only al vetisng surgeon in the u,-f
states who treats these troubles scientific
and curative principles. and has made their sue.
cessful treatment q life study. Expert uri nary
analysis, chemical and microscopic Neurasthe-
MIA NERVE exhauston). diseases of the bladder ki-
neys skin blood or nervous system. any acute NJ
chronic disease within the ~ my speciality can
be treated with skill and born OF erperi.nes
and an earnes;ness OF desire benehs my patieuta
Hours, 9to :. 10 ). Sunday. ~ only. Copsalts-
ton free. tor further particaIsrs ''fs.l"
oc..2-tu. th&s.1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS on
+ STREET BETWEEN ELEVENTH ASP
TWEiFTH STREETS NORTHEAST. BEING
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ster VS.. Mary Webster ct al. No. 16J equity doc ket
No. 70. vii! offer for sale at public auction in front
OF the premises on MONDAY, the HIHTf-FfRST
DAY OF OCTOBER. A, d. 1892, at HALT-PASr
-FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. the west half of 10. numbered
two CD in square numbered nine hundred and eighty
three tSs3 from ting ttrtytwJ (S2l on street
northeast in the city of Wsshing tun, and running
back with that width to the line Of said lo the
same being improved by two two-story frame dwell
ing houses.
hs property will be sold in bulk or as two serarate
lots. each with house thereon to suit purchasers
Terms of sale pres riDcG by said decree: One-third
o. the purchase money 10 the pad cash and the
ance IN two equa! instalments ayable, with inter-
est. at one and years. respectively from DAY II
sale, for which the notes of the purchaser secured by
deed OF trus upon the premises sold, shall be
deposi; Of $50 each piece of property sold will be
ant assessIn" nts the premises due the day II
tale wiil be paid out OF the proceeds of sale. The
property & be conveyed upon the Utica ion OF sale
py the court Al conveyancinz at purchasers cost
terms of sale he not complied with in "a days
from day OF sale trustee the right 10 resell
the Premises ~ tire risk md cost If defaulting pur-
chaser upon Ave (3) days public tice such ale
in some news aper published in Washing on. ID. c.
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT, Trustee
ocII-d Fendsii building.
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The Virginia Republicans.

The Virginia republicans had large mass
meeting last night and listened to speeches from
some party leaders fresh from the state. Next
Tuesday night they will have jubilee meeting
at the Philadelphia House and listen to short
talks from prominent republicans. Col Geo.
u. Arnold, an active member of the association,
said to STAR reporter last night:
There has been lively shake up among the
Virginia republicans during the past
few DAYS. l predict from what
have heard and that there will
be general exodus over the various railway
and transportation lines of the large number Of
Nirginians who will cast their vote under the
lead and direction of Gen. Malone. cannot
e1l lain the cause of the sudden outburst Of en-
thusiasm but there is q hidden mystery in it,
and 1t looks if We were on the eve. In Vir-
GINA. of a repetition of 1879 and 1880. Gen.
Malone has got the democrats hunting his
mysterious way" and they are puzzled. The
republicans in line and ready to obey the
order of their party chief. Many surprises are
in store. The democrats sadly miss the
great leadership of Mr.. Barbour. l will
make no prediction. Wait and see.'
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
pNELlING NO. eos EIGHTH STREET

NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Idber
lt4o folio IL ct Of the and records for the
DISTRICT of 'olumbia, viii sell on WEDNESDAY,
81, OND DAY or NOVEMBER. A. D. lsy9 al HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ. in front 81 the preIu-
ses luate in the city Of WASHINGTON in the District
OF 20 urnDia 10 wit: Lot No pa N Mount Pl.ssant
and Pleasant Plains, together with tie improyempntS
w3ys easements. rights and priv eres the same
belong ng or IN every way appertaining.
Terms: 81. 200 cash, ba ance in one year with IN
terest at per cent, payable seni-annually, az all
cash; at the purchasers outon. A deposit OF 800
VIII be required at the Iiule of sale Terms 10 he
complied with in Il days otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell the risk and cost of de-
fauItng purchaser after > days advert selnent Of
ton, d C. CHAS q GioyTR
oc20dSds Survivin- Trnst.a
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Chattering necessarily After Silent Years.
Suddenly relieved from q condition Of dumb
ness, which she has lived in since her birth,
fourteen years ago, Gertie Henshaw Of Stanton,
Mich, has become afflicted with q mania for
talking, which all the efforts of physicians have
asyet failed to stop. About two wesksago the girl
first began to use her speech, the change being
from no apparent cause A week ago, with
speech fully restored, she commenced to tall,
and for six days abe has kept 1t up without an
hours rest or sleep. Physicians have been unable
70 quiet her, even with strong opiates Her talk
h rational, embracing . complete account Of
hsr experience while dumb and her present i'm
preesionA II 4 feared shs wiz talk Asrssk TO
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L co.. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME HOUSE
IND LOT ON FOURTH STREET EAST :
TWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND STREETS
BY virtue Of . decree of the supreme Court Of the
wherein Aaron Straus ct al. are complainants and
Patrick Branagan ct al. are def ndants the under
stsned trustees viii offer for sale Sy public AUCTION
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A D., 1902. Ar Fou {
O'CLOCK p. M, the follow ng described real estate
and premises lying and being In the city of washiug-
ton. District OF Columbia. to witt Pat OF lot num-
bsred SIX s6l in square numbered eight hundred and
4th It Ct point dist.nt eighty fees south ron
the northwest corner said square running thence
east sevcnsysxo ! feet sig 60 nche. thence south
go inches 70 the line Of said street. and thence north
twenty COD feet 70 the bsginntn9 togsther With the
improvements thereon.
Terms: One cash. balance In two equal INSTALL
msnss PAYABLE IN one and tyo year from the date
r.t d o. per cant Per a1num payable ss@sanusly.
sSa OF al essh e the optio1
sale Terms to be compiled With II fifteen days from
sale All convsysncing. recording. b.. q purchassrs
D. 9. MAcKALLs
JOHN 4 CLARKE,
vALrKR D. pAvfDdI x..
ocS-d&ds ooecoran building.