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TIE CossuMrRs Or Fascr Flor,


Can buy our .sCream Blend" Flour Of the folio~ins
sroccrs 1t is the only recognized Blended
Flour on the narke; and a TRIAL will con-
vince the most skeptica that IL is the. very bess
in use: Wholesale by d. b. EARNsAAx . bRo.
Washington. ID. C.
). p. CoNNRILY. eos istn-
Il. l.. MAIN. 1872 I4thn.w.
H. d. DCIEY. 1900 18th NV.
@. W. GOLDEN. I03s 2osan.~.
X. p. WHITE, ii3S l2thn.w.
J. I. HANBACK,. 500 9th n.
+. n DAVIS. cor. 9TH and Fne
ROBERT WHITE. 81. 900gshn.w.
A. c. KAMMERER L}0 1st n.
W. r. AUTH BRO. cor. Sd and Ind avN 40
f. HOGAN. col y. J. ave. NV
JOHN II. oNTaIcH. sol 9Th NV
WILLIAM KERR. cor 18th and Fn.w.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor 2ist aat Maa.
Mrs. e. J. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv
cHAs. BUTT. $50 7th nv.
STEER BROS. 1000 on.w.
r. A. CLAYTON. looDaw.
#. A. NEWMAN BRO. go 4<s.aa
J. C. DE ALLEY. s0s 7ths.w.
H. N. DE ATLEY. cor Ssh aui Has,.
Mrs. ANNIE BURKE. SO 7thaw.
EMIL SPAIN. 9Th and Lsw.
A. J. SANFORD DRo.. LIZ Union -!
s. L. DESTY. 100 sdsw.
THos. HAWKINS. cor. ~ and Mav.
J. b. PRoUr. All zxs.w
G. v. WOODBRIDGE. 60 6thaw.
". A. L. HuNTT. sol 4k&~
JAMES PERRY, al n. ,. ave. no.
b. T. BADEN. S22 Csc
l. r. LUsBY. - East Capitol IT.
JNo. r. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 lithn ma
NJ ). scuNEIDER. 73s Ma ave. na
BERNARD WALLS. cor. ID and Che
R. L. MILES. - "a ne.
JOHN r. CLARK. cor. 9Th ana Bna
Mrs. WILLIAM BRAHLER. Ao1 u ne
pRIsoN NORRIS. sol Hn.e
=. G. IPPOLD. 6th and Boundary n-v.
HAGAH BROS, 18th and @ n ~
JOHy u. cox OSf Nsrkef
p. KENNEDY. cog. 9th and Bs.A
q. L WOOD cor. 9Th and Onw.
W, H. slITE, cot. IA and @ s.a
sAdur1 LEE, Sol @haw.
HUNT WARD. 433 ofh Az VI
h a 4 sTdk cR2 s 81 co. xaass.ssA no.
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Virginia Politicians to Confer.

Easil b. Gordon, chairman OF the democratic
committee, will meet Gen Fitzhugh Lee Sena-
tor Eppa lfunton, Gen. William II. PAYNE and
other prominent Virginia politicians at War
renton, Va. today. The object of the confer
ence is presumed TO be for the discussion of
the senatorial situation.
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FOR A gu AFTER
4 Cab Ride Of Fifteen Squares
Should Cost Only Is Cents.
STICK TO THE RIFF.
How to Prevent Being Overcbarred-In
the Long Run It Does Sot Pay Even the
Cabuen to Attempt to Overcharge-Cab
Experiences of Star Reporters.
rRiNG THE RECENT

rRING THE RECENT
encampment of the
Grand Army of the Re-
public in this city n
member Of the repor-
torial staff of The
EyESISe STAR hap
Pened TO be standing at
the corner OF 18th street
and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and, being in a
hurry TO get to The
STAR Office, he hailed a
cab and ordered the
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HENRY WIS., r GsASSNfIIfT On 1t n y.
40 hth u ;, ~
nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctS.

CHANCTRY SALE or THF VALUABLE STONE
pMfllING AT TN NoRTHtAsT CnRNER
of \ SIkELT aNn CONNIE LtFT ANfNUE.
NOW oCCTPtED BH TIN RUSSIAN lEoA-
,TloN, OPPOSITE FARhAGVI sSUARF
Nv Nlrue an m pnTsusnc = decree passed N the
twenty sixth go dAy @ March. IN he q our
Lord eighteen hundred and eighty rs. SNa l,y tho
supreme Court IT the l~frcf - Co!usbia. hoIfinga
scfial term in equity ia the % p-pp~r
v AleN q. Shefherl . al. uu fIher -alshf
hunHred aud . re- flS0n equity. Will aurviyfns
trustee. on TUESDAY, The TENTH tlothl DAY or
JAM Alsl. IA tie Nesf 81 our ord eiste hundred
hnr utne'y-fhrea lS'fN. az HAlE-PAST THREE
90 .tol % tloth u W IN front u the rI.tnses ufer
for sale At puhlic auction the fooNinx
lot Numbered thr~e o. IN A. X. Shepherls su-sfyis-
iof % si1sre lml,er.d one hundred and e,k four
t.siA acordinr ~ tho subdivision recorded n the
ufrc Il ti- surveyor 90 IA. District OF Cou nlis IN
liher n. y. NJ. folio III. the hooks Of to. su--
NtNor. WITH al and s.nfuiar the buildings and Inn
I'-uv-insuts thereon.
Terms @ sale Que fourth n tie purchase money
" p" an = ras On the fay - sale dual ratincsr
tcn - al hv the c'sqrt aud the residue thr..e %
equGl nS'Sllmeuts At one IL. two - aud three ca
Nesr~ the deferred Iuents 60 he secured hy the
notes 81 the itrchaser hearing date the day Of
sse, viii Interest aud served lieu upon the prop-
cry >od. ur al cash. the option the V;irc hasse
thereof. l-rosiI Of $500 20 he made the time the
IruPsrty = Guocked down. All coayeyancing AZ the
purchasers cost.
HENRY WISE GARNFTT.
SurNiNsng Trustee.
lklS al N .
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INiNfi OVID NEAL ESTATE IN MOUNT
PLEASANr OR PHI AsANT PLAINS. cORNER
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DuNcANsoS PROS. Auc:s.. 9Th aud Ds,.. NV.
CHANCERT SAIL OF A coy HOME N GForGF-
TOW. BLlNG NOUs. No. .s4m. EIksI COR y

STREET.
BY virtu- Of decrAe 81 ;hc Supreme Court q the
District Il Columbia, fs;ed the l,h II O-tof-r iSll
ana A~-e IN certain an-e theron d-i 4ling. ia
which koartA Phillip csIitll Ainanr ami Harry J.
Ogle nef-niant. the undersigned viii sell
/ at Ublif auction HEDNFSDAN. EHE SFN.
ENIH Of DEC NBFE. 1872. a; F1T-R- HIETY
O'CLOCK T. NJ. il, front q he rrelntsaS part
seventy and s-SsDy one in Beatty an Iavsin. al d.
tiCE 10 tr"rct'own -" ~aIne being bounded :ol-
lows: b-Snnlng a. GSin: ia thc south nN - Fi~st
street a. the end 81 line Il westerly aid
twenty tree is.t lins irsbsS f-pr the southwest
ters-ction q r~i ana ir-i-ri-t s'reec~ and run
thence south ard "a ale With TraeTlek street
ty-oIe Fees; theucr Es:sTly and parallel Wit FIRST
street fourteen .s.. SIX ia hes theme north and
parallel with trst lin one feet t. ~. south
line of First street hen with said Iirs tom
teen 'eet sN the fslBso - ba-tnninv.
Terms sale rr scrh-a ~ decree a. amen led b.
Court IN General lora: one. third casa and the
re-iiGH IN ole and tVB years from day 81 sale.
sith interest iron said date, for which TIE notes 81
The ;ir ha7er will te tasu. secured hy d."lvf tu-t
on the Properly. all cash a op-i"n q Tur-
chaser. deposit q; 800 viii Re ,qiraG when the
property il struck OF Al cony-y al cling a. cost Of
the rrch IL ierEls Il Ut cainT'ed with
with ten days after saie tie trustee reserves ,e
risat 30 resell the property the .sn aud 0i the
defsultirR purchase. after aye days lycrti~eert
JOHN MAkbC.l. ir Trustee.
n.3tEGS .lf1T L - r.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FURNITURE, &C.. &c.
ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER FIRST, 1892 AT
Ten O'CLOCK A. n WILL SELL WITHIN
". p. CANADAY.
Oak Folding and Mantel Beds. ODD Bedssesds. " T.
Pillows and Boosters. Couch. BentWood and other
Chairs. Hall Rack. Walnut Glass Front Book Case.
Sldeboard. Dressing Table. Rockers Mahorsny Card
Table. Lap Robes. Brussels Carrots Mating &c /;
about go volumes Of aw and Miscellaneous Books
elry, &c. two Rollinstop Desks, two Typewritsrs.
Cases. Revolving Chairs, File Cases Paper File &c.
JOHN G. COLLAHAN,
n19dts Admir- Estate of w. p. Canaday
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nuNcANsON BROS. Aucuoneer..

u
TRusTEEs SALE OF iMPRovEp RRArKsrArE
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES NO. RS
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
District q Columbia made ne 18Th DAY Of Noye.
Phflsh J. De Neale is complainant and Helen A Kyle
ct al are defendants. the undersigned trustee kp-
fHiEP Sd SAT o 81 oSEqENBEE iss q HALF i:
ses. sell At public auction the real estate ana preis
ICES in said decree m.ntoned to wits Part Of UNI
bered tyenty-six e6) in square numbered nine hun
drsd and ninetynve loe6) in the city of Warrington.
T.. oe9inninx a me northeast corner OF said lot
siehty,en and el2 tsl GID feet thence north thir
ten Qg feet. thence east eighty-one and 6-lo
Isl l2 feet TO the place Of bed ming which lot =
improved BY twostcry frame house.
in cash one,third IN one year and one-third IN
menfs the purchaser Will be required 70 execute
notes bearus interest from date secured by dsed Of
trust upon the premises. All eocveynnc1ng and re-.
eording wtlI be 1t the expense Of the pnrchnssr A
dsposit Of ei0o VII hsrs9ytesd At the tms Of sale
H2-eeds Tendali building ciu
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81 wish 20 speak TO Lieut.. Anliss for Just a
few minutes. so drive along. my good man; I'm
in hurry and have no time to waste"
Cabby's face began TO get longer and longer
and he was breathing hard. but his voice was
still audible when he remarked that 10 cents
was al that he really wanted 10 call the account
square.
Now I am patient man. but I am not
stranger in this city. nor yet i this the first
time that have had this trick tried on me-"
continued THES man. Money NAV NAV
not be an object 10 e man in Elv profession, but
a newspaper reporter feel that / would not
be dong the square thing if L allowed a case
lie this to go without kick
Great Scott. why didn't YOU sRy Won were a
reporter in the first place? TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Of course. You see thought You was a green
horn from the country with your pockets full
OF stuff from the farm. and besides that. gov
ernor. l amt made as big stake out of this
here encamPment / thought / W, uld. so l
kinder thought | d mako raise out o. you. to
raise the general average of receipts. to
speak and I'd take il mighty kindly if You don't
let this go any further. cab drivers life amt
no snap at the best. and when it comes to run
min mp against n sharper like YOU that makes
matters all the worse. Thank you. boss. knew
you wasn't the sort Of gentleman 20 get poor
man into scrape. Good night. sir.1
An IMPROVED SERVICE.
There can be no doubt at all that during the
week Of the eneaInpment there were numerous
cases Of overcharglng on the part OF drivers Of
public vehicles, but it is equally sure tina: such
instances we're nothing like a. numerous as
they would have been a few years ago. before
the introduction Of the two and four-wheeled
cabs into the city Washington is one Of the
few cities in the country that enjoy the bless
inss Of a cheap cab service. OF course there
are instances of overcharging even when there
- no encampment excuse. and ladies have been
the particular prey of greedy and short-sighted
cab drivers Many refuse to take a cab at all
fearing either that thev will be overcharged or
insnlted- But il would seem that the cab driv-
ers OF Washington have begun to realize that
they were pursuing a very Unwise course and
the cases OF overcharging are not nearly so fire.
quent as formerly The public can put a perma-
nentstop to the evil if it wants to. The price that
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nCoi&ds
!, ArcLIFrE. DARE a CO.. AUcTioSsrRs.


PEREMPToRY SAFE ~ AUCTION oFvaIUsB IE
fiEAStSf or FL aSASf fIaINs' CORNER
Or SHERIDAN Avenue AND BISMARCK
Whereas the hereinafter described real -stste vas
ton OF the proceeds viii sell ~ pn'Iic auction in
i rIf = 'hs r,ystiiisss On Nph THE TMaSII
rot Il O'CLOCK Pm. the following describ-d real
LOTS IL ANpis
II eSeh q odd Brown subdivision o. Mount
FERNS: goo On each lot 10 he paid in cash:
hl!an IN one and tHo year. O ger cent pc.
of trust on he pToparty Sd. or ali CASH at
the option q me iurchsser. A deposit Of slo0
terms Of sale complied with in IS DAYS from
Tie pis ga a eeli g the tsS r ss st,r s.
da{s advert Of such resale n newspaper
and recording At the cost q ths En-ci; sset;
nArcLIrrr pkhh sM ~ kh tle str n !, s
CHANCKRY s.IEoF VARIABLE UNIMPaoyEp
y s IN 2S 7 sqrIH oi hEETEEN FIFTH AND
the sapreine coa s q ta Dsir y ooiSmSs III
FL + S fTnnGR r n bs 4 'e S5c x
1892. a, HALF-PAsT FoUR uCIocK PM. lot N
Terms Of de: ohe-ihird o. the parohsss money In
sas tS sad r ts S y S 81 s r. one
nron The property. 90 all cash az ;he oItion Of TIE
purchasers cost DEPOSIT 81 800 required az tim.
d sale ~ The terms are nj cIiili-d with within
TIE properly at The risk and cost " the efaultne pur.
chase after i've days previous notice In The Evening
star newsFarer.
JOSEPH J. DARIISGToS, Trustee
ilg Sth ~. n. W. Washington. ID. &.
THOMAS BOWLING a son, An-tS. ne.,-dkds
THOMAS DOWNING a soN. Aucrs.. oIg EsG q. ~
AUCTION SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND on
RIDGE ROAD. OPPOSITE WESLEY HEIGHTS.
AE rNpfRsI@SfD Will. ofFfR FoR SALE
"A Pl flIC AUCTION. On THE PREMISES ON
TUESDAY. SOyEMBEE TwFNTY-NINTH lsg.
Al hAIf-pAST THNTE OC1 DCK A.. NJ. i've %
"a.
,he Methodist University aud opposite Wesley
Terms 81 sale: One-haf cash balance in one year,
Or az cash, at the opti %; the purchaser DepoStt
~ 500 required time II lie. IrrrI.s o. sale 20 be
corled with within ten days. otherwise DEF viii
lie r.etted Convey Ancinx a. Prr -has.r's cost.
n !. lts clio. 9. PAY CO. 6lB li-h 81
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= TO IUNT N FNTNTT-
PUBLIC skI.F OF VALUABLE VACANT LAND
SlLCAIl AT THE NORTHWEST CUgNER on
fIhE, And BSItEETs NORTHWEST. oHEI-
LOOKING THE CAPITOL pARk
-t On =, IHI e DM, L! CEMBEk FIRST, lsoe. At
THREE O'CLOCK p VI vi sf'a- N from q The
premises, lot l. uare 57l n wing Frontage n ~
ST. et o. 2Il feet inches 4nd rect u Ijs ;et
inches.
This property can be sGv ntaEeously sul divided
builders
Terms easy and VIII he announced on day 4 sale
For the owner. THOMAS BOWLING & S-lN.
A.ss-s
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTCRE DAYS,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer,

pTMpEItIIIN9; 30 1881 TwESTY;TIRsI
NDRTHWEST. POINTING TwENTY-ONE
FEET FOUR INCHES on TwENTY-FIRsT
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. DEcEMBERs SECOND,
lSg2. at HAIF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, We will sell .
In front of the premises
LOT Is, SQUARE o.
FIR ntny 81 feet in hes 2lst street by depth OF
ABOUT w feet u a. alley, and improve by a new
three STORY pressbrck stone dwelling con
Ia hing r oIns and bath. with cellar. trim.
tnings. modem inlD ovements, electric bells,
sPeakins tubes. furnace &c
Terms: - cash. balance IN and e
TO bear Interest a. cent from dav of sale
eni-annuaiiy and 70 ne secured by deed OF trust on
premises sold OF all cash. at option purchaser
cepc: Q! $3.50 required At time OF sac Conveyanc-
ing &c. at cost Of purchaser Terms be comp led
with in fifteen days Otherwise right reserved TO
a. riis and c, 81 Of The dtau:ing purchaser ater
day ADVERTISEMENT o: such resale in
published in Washington. y. I.
DUNCASSoS nRoS.,
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RAgcITFE. pkRR CO., kuc,loBeers.
IL pro PA AVE NV.
ESTATE ~ THE sUBDINI-IoN OF IsHFR X

TRUSrFES' SALE oF rSIMPRoyfD REAL
ESTATE IL THE SUBDINISION OF IsHER-
MOOD. AZ THE TERMINUS OF THE CoLrM.
BIN sfREET RAJ hoAp Inv AND The
- RIEl HEROIC LINZ, Bf AUCTION.
81 virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded IN Iih-r l6c1
f,io -ts - Il the land the District
% columbia he undersigned trustee under said
VIII orsr for sale hy nuhliU aactiai front q the
ptsil.i-e>, On MONDAY. THI nv n DAY OF
DECEMBER. A d. 1872. az FOrR O'CLOCK p NJ,
the iol!uwlnr described real estate situate the
9 n,g ~ Wa inEtun. it-trct Il Columbia. % wit:
nts - = thre~ ~ aud a., "A block nf5een l5). IN
The sun htSl1u ~ lst.rNou1 nlsde by = ~. kAu6-
nan ahd others as 81 suhdiyiun recorded In the
ofh'e u the surveyor Of tie District Of Columbia IN
b'ok GOV SheFherd. rNe~ IL. together with al the
e&.@if MT Embellishments and APP nrteuances the
same BELONGING.
Terms II sale One third Of tn. purchase money 10
be PAID In ash the balance In ~gua insallments
az one and two years bear NJ interest from the day
~ sale al the rate 80 q per anunIn payable
semi-annually. sns secured 10y deed tho
IRE ise> sold, al cash. the rhas-rs option
deiosit Of so on each lot viii be required at
The time 4 sale. Terms te ca,mpiied with in
tfteen days rom the day sale. the rtght
served by the trustees resell the aud q
the d'fautinE purchaser purchasers. All convey
anclns recording. &c.. AZ the cost ~ the purchaser
I purchasers.
FTNRy n CLAPP Trustee
nco-dGds grF.t
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ATINER L SLOAN. Auctioneers,
- ilQ1 u ST
VALUABLE PMad IMPR1yEp PROPERTY, NO, 1901
N0RTHWEsT, LIE DROIT PARK, AT PUBLIC

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NO 1901
HARDWOOD AVENUE COR THIRD STREf1)
NokTHWEsT. LIE DRoIT PARK, AT PUBLIC
By direction Of the owners viii sef al public auc
ton in front Of the premises on TUESDAY TW MY
NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 4. D.. 1892, at
HA.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. 10. % of W. E.
Conter's subdivision Of lots ] and p in block II OF
lie Droit PARK. fronting Il feet 10 inches on 81 At
Cor Hardwood ave. and Il feet ON Elm st being i'm
Iroved by handsome two-story and basement bri L
dwelling nearly new, with about eight roons an al
convenience-. two bay windows, cabinet nantes.
&c. all il thorough repair bling No. 1861 Sd St (or
Hardwood ave. }. corner Of Elm 81, lie Droit psrk "
Terms easy and made known at sale. House can be
n'23 dSds IATIMER 4 SLOAN Aucts
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIR.
tue OF writ of teri fscas, issued of the clerk
office of the supreme Court of the District Column ha
and to me directed. will sell at public sale for cash
AZ No. 81 Louisiana ave. n. w. city of Washington
District OF Columbia on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. al the right title. claim In st
OF the defendant in and to the following described
One lot Sewing Machines. Parts Of Machines &c .
&c. COMPRISING finished machines. separate parts
arms frames woodworks; also one III Large Iron
Safe seized and levied upon the property Of Isaac
J. johnson, and will be sold satisfy ecution No
SoO61. in favor Of James c. Addison.
DANIEL NJ. RANSpFLL.
u. S. Marshal.
Auctoneers. nl5to26inc exo4
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNcANsON BROS Aucts.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF Two-sroRY BRICK
RESIDENCE AND BRICK sTAPLE, BEING
Ne GA f STREET SOUTHWEST. CONTAIN
rSSnh sATTRpAY hFTERN0oN, NoyEMBRR
O'CLOCK will sell in front Of the premises ali OF
lot A. in Fendalrs snbdiv of lots 22 and D and
art of Fl. in square 461, improved by tw0-story
rick dwelling and good brick stable.
Terms; One-haf cash, ba ance in one and two ears.
notes 10 bear y per cent per annum in crest. pay
abe semi annually and to be secured by deed Of trust
prenses all cash at outon of purchaser.
derosit - 5000 required Of time Of sale. Convey.
AacnR &c at purchsser's cost Terms To be complied
with In fifteen DAYS otherwise right reserved resell
at risk and cost Of purchaser after Eve day
adyeFtiseneBt Of such resale IN newspaper pub
lisbed IN Washington. ID. &.
l7-d6ds DUNCANSON BROS Anctioneers
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nc4dt,
ATcIlfrE. nAEM 3 -. Aac,lene.r,

INrnR- ANT SALE or AL THE wELI-EEPI
HoTs HOLD FCRNIIriE. CARP rs. s.,
SoNINNIn N Q He UhlN Az RESIDE "
TlON
On ] UEsp.Y MORNING. NovrNPrR TWENTY
NINTH. 1892. CoMMfNCtNG At TEN O'CLOCK
We VII SCI by an-iun a. The above ned resil-nc -
sSSsnpTTisinsS e., n lsr5t PAN onI; AID C9vEk
BIES AND CnAiiS. on pArNrINi;S FAsr1 :
LACE cCRTAiNs. LAMRaF9yINs AND PjH
hNnoInEk CHANLEE SKIS, HAIR AND 6THEI
MsIArIdkES ,I S.LiSGSS,, fiLLoNs AND Boil
LIBRARY TABLES, TksY CHAIRS. MANTEi
MIRRORS, HALL El-RNITrRf. SINGLE ANH
SION TnBLEs. p.\ING tiIkiKs. CHiNA ASH
T6R hss vE MIYf fdhSd5tERRr "Hnh St;v kEFElsGtRk
A AS pTRhR aGkHfEIf II Rot GHoUT THE
called
Terrrts nf al. CD
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AID LOT CoRSEG OF AND NINETEENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AID LOT CORNER OF = AND NINETEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust du y ZEE rled in li,er
No ly9 folio AZ ct seq; one q the land records
the District of Col mlia, WI WILL SELL AT AUC-
TN; On FRIDAY. IhE SECoND DAY OF DE-
CEMBER. 1892, AT FOUR O'CLOCK i. NJ in front
OF the premises. the following desrribd real esta
and premises situate lying and being in the city OF
WASHINGTON. in the District of Columbia ant Enown
and designated all of lot numbered tiTty-ight tlsj
OF lngersolls sub1ivls,on of square numbered one
hundred and thirty nine u9l; as per plat recorded in
liber j. H n. folio l1a Of the DIS of the sur
veyoFs ofhre for the District Of nnhia. fronting
twenty four feet on North street by depth of one
hundred and twenty 1lol feet alley binding
the east line OF Nineteenth street. northwest
with all and singular the improvements WAYS eaSa-
ments rights. PRIVILEGES and aprurt-nances TO The
same belonging or in any wise spperta,ning
Terms Of sale Onethird of pur money in cash.
balance IA two equal ins'ailn.ents NJ snl Two
years notes TO be given caring per per
Interest payable semi annually. and - be secured hy
deed OF trust on premises sold all cash, option
Of the purchaser. de osi OF $500 repaired at time
OF sale Co8Neyancing. &c. at Il purchaser.
Terms to be complied with in 6ftaen days OTHERWISE
the trustees reserve the right a pros
the risE AID cost % the de:autn purchaser after I've
days advertisement Of such resale newspaper
published in WASHINGTON, u. C.
osCKoLA c. GREEN,l -.
L1n-dGGs j. PERCY kEAllNlr-A AAaoeoco-
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BAD STYLE.

on in the same relative manner, except that it is
taken hold Of from the top by the last three
fingers of the right hand, as shown in diagram c,
and pulled toward the left hand. Although
generally confined to tandem and four lin hand
driving, it is often desirable to 'roint in driv-
ing one or pair, that is, to loop the near rein,
IL you would turn the near side, under
the thumb, or if eff side, which is more
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THIS EVENING.

GAO = Onn WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
sDLC,OOV watches. hne silver ware and other
goods from MAystpn's losI office, frog. Y. FECH-
NER. Auctionesr. GIL Pa. ave-. under Metro'n Hotel
n16-3,n
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FORM IN DRIVING,
Some Timely Information to the Metho
for Holding the Reins.

From Lippincott's Magazine.
"The most imperative command OF smart
driving is to hold the reins in the left hand the
near side over the first finger. the off side be-
tween the second and third fingers and seldom,
save in an emergency, separate the rens by tax
ing one in each hand. Diagram A illustrates
the correct position, in which VIC also see the
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difficult. between the FIRST and second fingers
The advantage Of this is at once apparent, as it
gives one free right hand with which to use
the whip on sluggish horse and help him
either round a corner or in passing another We
hicie. To stop, simply place the right hand at
greater or shorter distance, according to the
speed, in front of the left hand diagram d.,
and pressing the right hand toward the body,
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CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE KNOWN As 90 % eTRFFT
NORTHwEST. WITH FRONTAGk OF TMENTY

BY virtue Of decree passed by the Equity Colrt of
the supreme Court of tne District Of Co umbia IN
cause Ne 1896 wherein Robert Allen is complain
dersiyned vii sell on FRIDAY. DECEMBER
81 COND. 1892. at HALFPAST FOU1 p NJ in
front Of the premises all of sub 1T () In
square three hundred and sxy-six Csf) in the city
OF WASHINGTON and District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: One>third cash. one-.hird a, IN.
year and one third In two from the day O. SHE
deierred payments 70 be evidences by notes secured
oy deed on trust on t premises sold and b%arin in
=. sne rate Of per cent per snnu payable
chaser Adeposi. Of 900 be made al time OF sale
Conveysncing and recording az Of purchsser II
Terms OF sale sse not complied with within ten days
from Gay OF sale premises may he resold at rsk and
cost of defsulting purchaser ~
W. PRESTON WILLIAMSON. Trustee
c.pr, Nc; 81; Fst.n.w.
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hundreds Of such who never enter q cab IL they
can possibly avoid it for this very reason. If
the cabmen only realized that they are doing
themselves greater injury than any one else by
this sort Of treatment OF their patrons they
would soon build up trade that would sur
prise them and swell their incomes consider
ably. It's clear the face Of it that four trips
al quarter AZ ieee is a more lucrative business
for the cab companies than one trip at so cents,
followed by a long wait on some stand until
some other victim comes along