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FUTURE DAYS.


I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4o7 Gst
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY SITUATE ON
c STREET soul INVEST. WASHINGTON d. G..
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. BEING IMPROVED By
TwO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, NO. 3C6 C
STREET SOUTHWEST. AND 4 TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUSE, NO 3Os STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
pistrtct of Columbia, passed IN equity cause No
1879. docket 80. wherein Bridget Coffee is com
plsinsn and Ada Cofiee ct al. defendants. the
undersigned trustees will sell at pubic auction, in
sr3It q the ". misss; on THURSDAY. THE StvEN
IEENIlt DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1892. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the following
described property situate in the district aforesaid
and known
LOT NO. I6. IN SQUARE NO. 535,
located on the south side % street between Sd and
~ streets southwest improved by aframe and brick
dwelling Nos. 3O5 and 3OS street southwest re-
Terms one-third cash. balance in two equal pay
ent IN one and two years with interest and secured
py deed Of trust the property. all cash. at the
purchasers option All coaveyanCng and recording
at cost deposit OF 300 Will be required
AZ the time OF the sale upon each piece sold. and
should the above terms he not complied with within
ten days from DAY OF sale the trustees the right
e resell the property The risk and of de-
faultins purchaser purchasers after such public
notice as they may deem necessary.
WILLIAM x. DUHAMEI,
JNO. A. CLARKE, trustees
n5-d&ds sos II ST. NV
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THE SATURDAY STAR.
It VIII Be . Remarkably Interesting
Paper.


It win Be . Remarkably Interesting
Paper.
The following are q few of the many attrac-
tive articles which have been prepared for To-
morrow's STAR. Some Of them will be appro-
priately illustated and all Of them will be found
unusually interesting:
SURE DEATH TRAPS (Illustrated).
The deadly grade crossings within the city
limits.
MODERN BERLIN Olustrated).
Some interesting facts about the best man
aged city in the world. BY F. G. Carpenter.
FUN FOR THE CHILDREN (nlustrated).
How dwarfs, giants and animals may be per-
sonated in the parlor.
BELGIUM's CAPITAL (nlustrated).
Washingtonian's visit TO the gay little city
Of Brussels.
FOR WINTER WEAR. (Illustrated).
The stylish outer garments to be popular
this year.
THE RUBBER HUNTERS (nlustratAd).
A typical rubber camp in the wilds of Brazil.
BY Fannie B. Ward
UNCLE SANS LIBRARY nlustrated).
The magnificent structure to be completed in
three years.
THEY WANT A CHANCE.
Bee farmers to ask the government for recog-
milton Of their industry.
THE CAPITOL GHOSTS.
Specters that haunt the corridors in the big
building
INDIAN STUDENTS.
The significance Of their parading at the Co
lumbus celebration.
DOROTHY.
An entertaining love story, written expressly
for THE EVENING STAR.
FAIRFAX COT HOUSE.
The visit Of quartet of Newspaper men to
that interesting village.
DOWN THE AVENUE.
What is seen on a promenade on the finest
street in the world.
THE FLOWER OF AUTUMN.
How the chrysanthemum has grown in the
favor of the public.
RARE OLD DOCUMENTS.
The rage in this city is to collect such valua-
SPORTS OF THE SEASON.
Gossip about foot ball, bicycling and general
athletics.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The change in administration from the point
OF view of the real estate investor.
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NOTES OF THE ELECTION.
Miscellaneous News Regarding Tuesday,
Contest.

Miscellaneous News Regarding Tuesday's
Contest.
Forty-three OF ninety counties in Nebraska
complete give the Harrison electors G. $50 plu-
rality over Weaver and indicate that the state
is at least 5000 republican the national
ticket. Crounse and the entire republican
state ticket are elected by from 1000 to 10000
WISCONSIN.
Returns from Wisconsin show that the demo-
cratic plurality in the state is fully 5000.
PENNSYLVANIA
Revised returns from Pennsylvania give Har-
rison plurality of G., AIS, democratic gain Of
1896.
WEST VIRGINIA
The West Virginia democrats have concluded
to be satisfied with abb ut 5000 plurality.
COLORADO.
With three unimportant counties missing the
Weaver electors in Colorado have Is, 992 major
ity. The whole fusion state ticket is elected by
safe majorities. judging from the returns
already received. Waites plurality for gov
ernor over Helm, republican, and Maupin,
democrat, is 6,474.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Complete and partial returns from ninsteeu
out ffty-one counties in South Dakota give
aoAiAoohs "ct'cfr AAscosf stcscAshAs
3,435. Counties TO hear from, il Is believed,
cannot reduce Harrisons majority.
NEW YORK.
Latest returns from New York state give
Cleveland A, 1874.
Mr. CARTER GIVES IT UP.
Chairman Carter Of the republican national
committee has sent the following Telegram -
President Harrison:
1.-THE returns show that We have been de-
feated by pronounced majority. The defeaS
can only be attributed to q reaction against Tie
progressive policies OF the republican party.
'THos. II. CARTKR, Chairman"
KANSAS.
The Topeka State journal Crepublioan) has
posted . bulletin conceding the election a
Weaver and Lewelling by s,ooote 1000 osjos~
ity.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.


Four-mast schooner Edwin R. Hunt. Baltimore,
Capt. Crowell. from the Kennebec river with l. $50
tons Of ice. Longboat Osceola. Alexandra. Va.
Capt. Taylor, from Occoquan, Va. with so cords
of Pine wood. Schooner Uriah Homer. Alexandris
Capt Webster. from Nomini. Va, with IS cords Of
Lehman. from Occognan. Va. with cord wood and
Joseph Lawrence. from Saint Mary's river with 600
bushels Of oysters Schooner Eta. Annapolis, Capt
Thomas. from Coan with 500 bushels of oysters
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Minor Criminal Cases.

In the Criminal Court Isaac Brown, q colored
boy Of thirteen years, was yesterday convicted
Of larceny from the person Of Kate Mudd at
the street market and Judge Cox sentenced
him to the reform school.
ing in the stable Of George q. Yeager.
In the case Of John Bolts, alias Butts, for lar
ceny, . nolle pros. vas entered and the prisoner
was ordered to be discharged on the expirstion.
next Saturday. Of the sentence Of dx months
imposed in Nay last
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LEGAL NOTICES.
II THE SUPREME CoTRT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.

IN THE SIPhlMF IDTKT OF IHE DlSTKlCI
OF COLUMBIA
Thou.as Holrres Mary Jan. Brady In equity
No. lsSSi. docket ~.
AlP-aring 20 the court that process has been daily
f-uet her-in October g. 1892 10 the nndent
IhonlN- II Mantxom--y. and that said uroce-s has
bssn r~turned On November l. lssc,. y said re.
0rouasrs mot % b. found. ~ u this NINTH DAY
Oh nov EMnER. A u 1892. upon mott Of Thous.
- eds. solicitor for the complainant. ordered tina,
lid rhorA. n MONTGOMERY cause his appeaT q
b. entered b-rsin hefOre the hrs rule day hrs
cer tn forty days after the date hereof ctherwiss
kroyid-d a copy o. this order be published in h
Wa<hinxton Law Reporter and The Evening star
prvs1s printed and published In the city of Ws-h
0rtnn, IN the District q Columbis once week fo
ach " three successive weeks prior 70 said ruls
lay,
fhs object Of this suit Is 10 enforce mechanics ler
BY The court A. 4. BRADLEY. Justice
AGu- copy. Test j. r. iOUSG. Clerk.
BY NJ A. Clancy A<.is. ant Cle-k nl11a~3w
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRovED
REAL ESTATE IN ECKINGTON

kfis sk1 IF vh II
md Ii ssr dsliS
:,s S; paHhfE FIN
O'CLOCK NJ. .l of LOT Numbered 81, 49, in square
nTTSyrs6 tre ,r 2 IN George TrpssaslIs
which tract Is par. e the original ss1st cssa
aeSrr sasn 10 ths City U Of wassinS
; ,I, ss FER plat recorded IN LibsE County No @
Said win be sold subject to prior deed of
;eIl snnqs5 The principal falling due sep.em6er
Esid taxes. certificate which viii be exhibited at
Terms of sale One.shird cash. balance in ST, and
twelve mouths. or all cash. 81 option Of purchaser
chaser 10 he dated on The day Of sale and be
Sy ds s vii s sns u iS bid .
cegsed ,., &, o., a..
NE are the ne; 20 At IN 'sn
na-a.a. 4s 6Ha RfD ssHHrroHD. Trustees.
L IS bt ,s EIS shEsk SSfIfISS. KNOWN
BY virtue Of that certain deed Of trust. dated the
q oc 5 =. Il. ,na record.
the District Of Columbia will sell At public
SFi q Day ss Of 4 the
HALf PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. m. the following
situate in the city of Washington District Of Column
hia 10 Wit Lot numbered one hundred and forty two
tl&2) IN the National Capt. al Investment Company
and others subdivision IN square numbered eight
hundred and sixty ts6). per plat recorded In
nber H. folio a. Of the ords Of the surveyors
Once of the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-shird of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash and the balance In and years
from day Of sale in equal nstallnents for which the
note. OF the purchaser must be given. with interest
payable semi AZ the Of six ( csntum
Per annup until paid. ard secured the property
sold o. all cash. at the option Of the purchaser. All
~ and r,eordins =, pu,sha:srs cost
II terms Of sale are not compiled with within ten
DAYS from day OF sale the trustees reserve right
resell the property the risk and the default
ing after i've Days previous notice in thu
Washington Post.
JOHN W. BUCKIN0HxM.5 trustees
GEO. ". srICKNEY, Auct pl-sokda
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Il 1406 q 1t. ".

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
BELAIR HEIGHTS.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust, dated October
20 1887 and recorded the land records Of the
District of Columbia in Liber No. 1910 folio 400 Ell
and at the request Of the secured
viii sell at public aution. In front Of the premises
on SATURDAY, THF NINETEENTH DAY OF NO
vEMBER. 4: d. 1892, AT HALf-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
situated in the county of Washington District Co
lumbia. to wit; Lots numbered twenty SIX C98,.
twenty-seyen CD and twenty-eght t26j, In block
numbered M. two C2. Of the subdivision known a
street. in close proximity TO Massachusetts, and Calf
fornia avenues.
Terms made known at time of sale. A deposit OF
&10Owl be required on each lot, and terms Of sale
must be complied with within seven days. All con.
veyancine at purchasers cost
GEORGE W. BROWN, Surviving Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. n0-eo
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SHOOTING STARS.

"He's like some friends. the dog remarked,
As for the game he went,
Hell stick to me, my owner will,
As long as I've a scent"
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'Do Won enjoy nice bird2' asked the obtuss
young man as they came ont Of the theater.
"fes, replied the girl with an appetite.
well, III introduce you to my aunt. She
has some lovely canaries.''
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUorIoNEERs.

L
rRp psISEsIy OF TAITAgLE UNTMREoyED
TTHH R blgIEIc T9 9F 2E TSKiNaroS IN
By Virtue OF deed Of rns, bearing date sep.em
6 6sT A. d. isgo and recorded Liher l523 folio
and by Authority Sn order Of The Supreme
Court Of said District passed October %. ISL in
holder Of the note secured BY said deed u trust we
K sslH q BAY a9ct 6F %o1EsRk
1892. AT THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the promises,
chss IT s nj s9Es S9s amd
, r9od as PER Plat RECORDED in Iiber County No
lulnba. together with all the rights privileges and
APP urienances TO the same belonging.
stailmens in six. twelve. eighteen and twenty -four
months 10 be secured the property sold and bear
able annually from dsse Of tsls or ali cash at
oItioa o. purchase deposit Of 5000 on each parcel
be complied with in days. otherwise trustees re-
COS. Of dstanltns purehassr Or psarcksser. '
r0sa.. MIA hIs : AMsnanTSoEEp., Trustees.
7 ArIMER 3 SLOAN. Auct,oneers. lio7 street.
SALE A. g
By virtue Of the vested By the win oi
P5Sn SGSSSk !. I'll 3;
Rs q iss s snG ss
thrse fronting seventeen I'D feet on 18th street
Ca thereof to 81 gwen =. e ~
WITH Improvements. consisting Of q story frame
Te%s Of onsnirS cash balance in md
scc sssa {. Isasa q
from day Of sale the the right l,
sfs fasspo
GORDON GORDON. AssorneyA no2-dhds
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Sent TO Albany for Two Years.

Bessie Howard, alias Sadie Gibson. . oolore1
woman living in Goat alley, was trisd In ths
Criminal Court, Justice Coz, today, on IL
charge Of larceny Of e7.so from Henry Jsok-
son, . colored man sixty-sight years old Thsesl
man testified that he Yves stopped by thsve0aa,
who asked for money for drink sndeftsr hug-
g1ng him robbed him. Mr.. J. =. L Drata aP.
peared for Bessie, who denied thst shs wss -
party and asserted that she was q home -
evening in Goat alley. The jury found . 49,
dict Of guilty and Bessie was ssntsnosd totWo
yesn in the Albany penitsntiary.
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FUTURE DAYS.
7 ATIMER L SLOAN. Auctfoneers,
IL l4UT q ST.

TO CLOSE AN EsrATE
TH t yaLuABLE AID sUBsTANII LILY BULL 1
fbPpSyE f 70 NV PPunESSiBElCKx FRO hESi
KNOWN As 1721 H STREET NORTHWEST
Ply direction of the parties in interest we will sell
HE # TIC
Al hA TOT LOT 30 o.: az o y s9UhhK ia7
tween ih I'D lsh Streets BY def.R q l4e feet to
inches Of tie siree 'front.' and 18th the 10
contains in al ). 2,4 square feet.
brick residence containing about 20 rooms all in good
order. with modern improvements and two-story
in q and
f.shionshie nsish6orhO,ds has south front: and
cheerful home as Il is but seldom that such property
Terms: one-fonrth cash. balance in enc. two ant
three years, with interest and secured by deed Of
recordin purchaser cost $500 deposit require{
a; time OF sale and terms TO be complied with in fl
n11dlds LATIMER SLOAN Aucts.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9th and d SITS. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No.
1927 MADISON STREET NORTHWEST.
b. virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the 2oth
day Of April 1892 recorded in Lber 1877. folio 249
bs and at the reaaes parties Secured thereSy
r oFR TIE ise I~ Fl HA PA4 of oGk
y Of res G5
-eventy-thre 40. square numbered one hundred
and eighty (lSO) having fr .taee of 20 feet and
inches by depth Of o. feet and inches. together
with the improvements thereon consisting of two
story and basement brick dwelling. numbered 1921
Madison Invest and two-story brick stable
in rear of said dwelling.
Terms of sale. One-third purchas, money cash
balance in SIX twelve and eighteen months with in
terest AZ per cent annum. interest payable semi
annually secured by deed of trust the property
sold. All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. deposit Of two hundred dollars 5000 will bs
required at the time OF sale. Terms Of sale to be
complied with In ten days from date of sale. other
wise trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of defaUting purchaser pur-
chasers-
C. II. WILLIAMSON,l r.
W. L EDMONSTON, ! Itustees.
oc4-eo Office. 500 9Th ST. NV
S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IIESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1872. same hour and place.
oc2l-eoSds W. F. EDMoNSToN,} trustees
~THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST;
NOVEMBER. A d. 1892, same hour and place.
G. II. WILIIAMS0N.l T,s,as
n2-eo&ds W. l. EDMONSTON.j ii"Sees'
sHTHE ABOVE SALE IS, EGRIHER POST
poned. on account Of rain. until WEDNESDAY. NO
MEMBER sIxTEENTH, A D: 1892. same hour and
place. G. II. WILLIAMSON r.
n1O-eoSds W. Z. EDMoNsToN.} trustees
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Excuse me-" said the sarcastic girl 10 the
man who was standing OF her train, but isn't
this your station?''
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The Judge Held Him Guilty,
Entertaining Archbishop sasollI.

Archbishop Satoli Of Italy, in company with
Bishop Ksane, visited the Academy Of the Holy
Gross yesterday and was greeted by the pupils,
who psrformedfo his entertainment program
Of vocal and instrumental music The aroh-
bishop made pleasant littls speech
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I. wALKER SONS. ao4 10TH ST. \. W.
n. Building Papers, Moth-proof ooods Fire brick.
4sy and Tie Asbestos Fiue Lining. Pulp. slste.S &c
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
N 90 PA AVE. n w

~ DARK q CO,
IL go PA. AVE NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1908 K
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity cause mum
bered l405l. wherein Charles H Raub ct al. are
compianants and Whitfield Jackson ct al defend
ants. the undersigned. trustees, viii offer for
sale az public auction. In front OF the premises.
on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF NO
VENEER 1852 at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
=. NJ. the following described real estate. to
Wit; Part of lot numbered 10 in square SO,
beginning for the same at point on North n
street distant seventeen 90 feet west from the north
east corner Of said lot sixteen 6l and running thence
west eighteen (lS) feet. thence south forty t4
feet. thence east eighteen CS) feet. thence north
forty-ve t4o) feet TO the place Of beginning Said
real estate improved by two-story brick dwelling.
eight rooms. with cellar
Terms Of sale as prescribed By the decree: Cne-thrd
o. the purchase money in cash. balance in two equal
instslments at one and two years with interest from
the day of sale TO be secured y deed Of trust upon
the property sold all cash. az the option OF the
chaser deposlt of $500 will be required at the
time of sal All convey recording. &C.. to be
at purchasers cost
CLARENCE A. BRANDFSBURG,
JAMES 2. HOOD, trustees.
oc3l mo-. Z. 9. 10S11 Pacific BLDG.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

,,,,-,,xa AUCTION.
FURNITURE AND
NEW AND COOP sEcoNb boG SHsffrs'
THE CONTENTS OF So
MANI me xHSHH s2safEroEy8S l SSEXREsn
sAT pF6P TSS9T q d of%EiErH 1889.
In connection with the above o1tiiDe !. vel,
to mention more particularly Of the goods to
ParSr suites in tapestry and plush. Uphosterines,
Tables Oak Dining chairs. walnut and OAK slds
snd
lows Heating and Stove GAS s,oves hen
Furniture AMI necessities.
100 fsmIThRf F D2s1S ssRIG RDoI5
KS a$$sfs f$ $ffklas sStq SEEsrs sHAks
the have 5ssiissS
location finest facilities most complete auction estab
lis flIsIht south 15s q New York
1t RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Aucts
G BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. No. $40 LA AVE.
HEAD OF HORSES, MARES AND MULES
WILL BE SOLD WITHIN THE BAZAAR ON SAT-.
URDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWELFTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK. OVER FORTY HEAD OF
HORSES. MARES AND MULES.
IN THIS STOCK WILL BE FOUND HORSES
MARES'AND MULES TO SUIT EXPRESSMEN.
MERCHANTS. CARTMEN AND FARMERS.
AND SEVERAL VERY FINE DRIVERS. BUY
Frs CAN BE ASSURED THAT EVERY HORSE
WILL BE AS REPRESENTED. AND ALL WILL
POSITIVELY BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
ALSO
SEVERAL COMPLETE TURNoUTs.
ALSO
FIFTEEN NEW AND SECONDHAND WAGONS,
BUGGIES. PHAETONS. HARNESS. &c.
1t S. BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
A H. LEVY. AuctIoneer.
IA. 1000 Pennsylvania ave..
Corner OF 10th st. n. W. (south side).
Resulsr Weekly Sale of Hou'ehold Furniture. Car.
MORNING. NOVEMBER TWELFTH. at TEN
Folding Beds. Cherry and Walnut Beds. eads Walnut
aud Oak Bed Room Sets, Thirty Second hand In
grain a. 4 Brussels Carpets and RUS. Psror Fur
Cots. Fancy Chairs and Rockers, springs Exten.
sion and other Tables. Cribs. loo Framed OIL
Paint, g, and bngrav1ngs. &c. with lot OF other
ALSO
Platform and other Scales Show Case Shelf Motors.
Blacktng. Mince Meat, Canned Goods, Spices,
&c. &c. 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE
or ,,oGToR 10TH II AND MD pa, AXENUE y ".
TION.
TOMORROW. No SxAhMfETS f ~ AT TEN
wa alGhasK /. \ Williams II & CO..
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III Thsr. Il G. A. and sAs EsaAalls.
Tie Y. II. G. A foot ball team WIN paay ~
IRA match game Of tho season with - xsa-
dails Il thsis park, 18th and q strsses, 49,.
row (sstsrday) sftsrnoon, ~ 4slS o'eloak. n
teams Win line up - follows:
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nlO-6t
VALTKR B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING ll3 STREET
NORTHWEST
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed IN equity cause 1852
wherein Ella L. Casteman Is complainant and Mary
A McGraw 81 a.. defendants, the unosr-igned
trustees will offer for sale, by public auction in front
q The premises, on TUESDAY; the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. n D.. 1892. at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK j. NJ. the following described real
estate and premises lying and being in the city Of
bered six 80 in b. kicbey and others subdivision Of
square 51l the i- recorded in book B. PAGE
49, OF the records Of the of the District OF
Columbia. together with the improvements thereon
Terms One third cash. balance In two equal install
mcnts. payable in aud two years from day SALE
with interest the deferred payments at per cent
Per snnum until paid. interest able semi annually
deferred payments to be secured by deed OF on
the sold all cash al the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit of two hundred dollars $4,000 re-
ouired on day OF sale. All conveyancing recording.
&c. At est of purchSse
ARTHUR a. BIRNEY, Trustee.
ASS Louisiana ave.
l. CABEl4L WILLIAMSON Trustee,
n5-dSds $50 Louisiana ave.
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| ~ 9TH AND b SITS. NV

IRSSIEESs ,SALE OF ,EALUABLE IMPROyED
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date September
9. 1890. and recorded in Lber 1925 folio U.s. Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia and the
written request Of the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction in front of the premises on
TCESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1892. AT
numbered seventy, nine I'D Of Qells Chappes sgbdi
C2). twenty -four (24) and twenty Ave (25) Of Relys
subdivision OF square numbered eight hundred AMI
ffty-seven $50. having frontage OF 10 feet by .
depth of 126 feet with Improvements consisting of
two-story brick dwelling. containing six rooms and
bath, modern improvements.
Terms ,, 0ne,third CASH balance in one and two
terest payable seml-annualy. ConveyancinR and
recording at purchasers cost: A deposit of $500
will be required at time Of sale. Terms Of sale to
be complied with in ten days from date of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
chaser or purchasers.
THOS. G. HENSEY, r.
n4-lOt CHAS. c. PRESCOTT. lrusteee
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DATCLIFFE. DARR \ CO.. Aucts.

~ ATCLIFFE. DARN CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ACRES OF LAND,
WITH SMALL BUILDING THEREON, ON
BRENTWOOD ROAD BETWEEN LEXINGTON
AND SOUTH BROOKLAND SUBDIVISIONS
IN RAPIDLY IMPROVING LOCATION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed the 2sih day of Oct
Der. 1852. In equity No l4152. Jones Taul-
man, the undersigned trustee will sell Mt public auc-
ton n from; Of the p,smtses on WEDNESDAY. THE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. tract Of land of about three t3)
fronting the Brentwood road between Patter-
sou avenue on the south and South Brookland subd-
vision on the north formerly the property of Dove d.
kaufman and more particularly described by ne;es
cause and In q decd from John II T. erosion to d. ID
Taunan recorded in the lar records for District
of Columbia IN Libcr B.2, folio319
Terms of sale, prescribed by the said decree
One third cash. one-trd year and third In
two years. with interest from day of sale for which
the notes Of the purchaser by deed of trust
the premises. will be taken All convey anr ing and
recording at purchasers cost If the OF sale
not complied with within ten davs after sale the
trustee reserves the right readvertise for five days
and sell said property at the risk and Of the de-
fsultng purchaser. deposit Of one hundred and
nifty dollars will be required at the time of sale.
EDWARD III. THOMAS, Trustee,
oc29eodSds 9l6 st. n. w.
ssTHE ABOVE SALE is POsTPoNED ON &C.
count of the rein until SATURDAY, TWELFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. at FOUR O'CLOCK 7. VI.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee.
n9dsdbs GIG ST. II. W.