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Niagara Falls In Early Autumn.

The third excursion to Niagara Falls via Royal
Blue line, over a new route, has been arranged
fer Thursday. September s. A special train
with parlo- ear will leave Baltimore and Ohio
station, Washington. at 1:35 am. and Camden
station. Baltimore. al S:45 a. m. passing through
the scenic Wyoming and Lehigh valleys, the
Pennsylvanis coal fields. and arriyinga at Niagara
falls at midnight. No more fay orable date for
the excursion could be selected. as carly autumn
i the most pleasant season in the northern lake
region and travelling Is then most comfortable
Tickets will be good TO stop of at Buffalo. the
weird glen OmOko. Mauch Chunck and Elmira
near Watkins Glen. and as tickets have ten
CAV limit ample time will be afforded for side
trips 20 the famous resort in southern Cansds
and northern New York sGlte. Round trip from
NashingtOi. and Baltimore. S1O.-itrt.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAraH's opraA Housx.-Next week n,
Albauph's Opera House. will be given ..Tbs
House on the Marsh" This play WAS drama.
tized in England bv Mr. Mervvn Dallos fron,
Florence Wardcn's novel by the same name
The piece had a long nd successful rim tbronoh
Great Britain and this is the first American tonr
The play is an interesting melodrama in -four
acts. The plot is one which holds an audience's
interest from beginning to end. consisting AZ
it does of q succession Of stirring and realistic
scenes and incidents The dialogue of the
drama il Of an intensely exciting kind. The
author adheres as closely rs possible to the story
and consequently q brilliant production il the
result. Mr.. Dallas takes the leading role, Ger
rails Rdynor, alias Tim Woodfdu, and is sup
ported by a very strong company. Ma.inees
will be given as usual on Wednesday and Satur-
day.
HARRIS TuEATER.-To the many who enjoy
good comedy, theannouncementt that the Peck Il
Bad Boy Company will appear at Harris
Ihesfer next week will be received with joy.
The play has been revised since last season and
the fun Is all new, while the company has been
much improved. Among the new artists who
are 10 appear should De mentioned Miss Maude
Davis, whose representations OF Minnie clay,
the bad boys girl, Is said to be extremely
eever: Inc 9roceTyntdn, In the hands OF Mr..
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REMOVAL OF THE GARBAGE.
An Old Law in webb's Digest That Bears
on the Subject.

Be0fS
on the Subject.
So much has been said recently about the
garbage question and 80 many regulations have
been made that the police find it difficult to
keep up with the many moves and can hardly
tell exactly what to do and when to take action.
While the regulations Of the Commissioner
make provisions for the deposits and removal
Of garbage there il an old law of the corpora
ton Of Washington reported in webb's Digest
which, it is thought has never been repealed.
1t is an act Of August l6, 1862. entitled "Ofal
and Siops.''
Under this act at shall be the duty of each
and every person occupying dwelling or other
building in the city Of Washington to keep one
or more slop tubs or vessels for the reception Of
all kitchen or other Offal Of the premises, and
each and every person who shall throw any
solid or fluid offal into any street or alley or
gutter. or upon the premises Of another. shall
be subject to the penalty of IS for each and
every offense.
The commissioners of improvements in
their respective wards shall employ carts or
vessels properly constructed for removing the
fluid or solid offal from the dwellings or places
of business in their respective wards daily from
the fret day OF May to the first day OF Decem-
Der. and three times a week from the first day
OF December to the first day of May and re-
move therefrom all solid and fluid offal which
MA! Ue coHecteu on the respective premises.
The said ofal. 80 collected rs aforesaid. shall
be put and kept by the occupant of the dwelling
or other building in such places on or about the
premises as may be designated by the ward
commissioner in order to facilitate its speedy
removal; and any and every person offending
against the provisions of this section in failing
or refusing to comply with the requirements
and directions of said commissioner shall be
subject to a penalty Of not less than 81 nor
more than IS for each offense
Upon the conviction of any person or per-
sons for the violation of any provisions of this
act and the failure of such persons to pay i'm
medlateiy the fine or penalty recovered against
him, her or them. or to secure the payment of
the same. such person or persons shall be COM
United to the workhouse until such fine and
penalty and costs thereon be paid; but no such
imprisonment shall be for period longer than
thirty days for any one offense.
''All expenses attending to the carrying into
effect of this law shall be paid out OF the respec
tive ward funds of the city.
"All persons contracting with the mayor for
the removal of offal and slops. &c, who shall
fail to comply with the provisions of tiie law
shall be subject to fine of 81 for every otfense
unless said contractor can prove to
the satisfaction of the mayor that the occupant
OF the dwellings, or places OF business from
which charges may have been preferred were the
sole cause of such offense, said fines to be re-
covered as provided by law
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL HALL.-Steamers Iscale-ter and
Erver Queen. Il am. 2:4j. $50 and 6:l5 p. m
BAY RrDGE.-Trsins leave Z. and o. station
s.35 m. J so and 3:l5 pm.
COLONIAL BEACH AND PISEY PoIST.-George
lear. Gam.
BsTHEsDA PARK--Take Ten.evtown cars.
BrESA yIsrA-Steamer Florence. 10 and IL
am. and 2. 8. 43O, 6, and pm.
DIyIE LANDISa.-Stsaner BGrtholdi. 10 a.. m
!. 3. .. c. I. and pm
RIVER VIEw.-Steaner Sam1 J. Pentz. IL
an. 3:1j and $50 pm.
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Colored Episcopal Theological School.

The Episcopal theological school of colored
people known as Kings Hall. located on 9Th
street extended. near Howard University. will
be opened this fall This school was established
b. order of the missionary board of the church.
and will be in charge of board of trustees. of
which Bishop Pare. is president. The head of the
faculty and manager of the school will be the
warden. who is Rev VIM. V. Tunnell colOred
clergyman. a graduate of Howard University
and Of the General Theological Seminary of
New York city. Several of the clergymen In
this city will deliver weekly lectures and in
structions.
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The important annoureerrert IL made that
Ter Park will remain open IHtil October i
and Oakland nnJii Sept,1rlOe- -. thus sffordins.
an opportunity 10 spend September. the most
delightful month. IN the Aliegh.nies The
Exurisnt foiage Of the mountain. IL then n
lie autumnal glory. Wild flowers abound and
game and fish are Ientitui- All sestibuled lin
lied express srs.iis Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad between III cast ana the west top at
both resorts Paiirac Eario. or sleeping cars
On al trains-4dct
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Corbett at Albaugli :,

James Co-bett. who is soon TO meet John L.
Sullivan in the prize ring at New Orleans. will
arrive in Washington this evening on his way to
the Crescent City. An arrangement has been
made whereby favorable opportunity will be
given to see him in ring costume. He will APP
pear at Albaugh' Opera House during the even
ing. between two acts of the bottom of the
Sea- probably the third ard fourth acts. He
will box four rounds with Jim Daily, his trainer
and will also give an exhibition of punching the
hay
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Remington Typ-writers to BE Placed at the

Remington Typ-writers to BE Placed at the
Publtc's Commend at the Fair.
Through the agency of the world fair bureau
Of public comfort arrangement has been
made with the Remington Typewriter Company
TO furnish for public use all the machines that
the bureau may think necessary TO accommo-
date not only the public. but the represent
ativss Of the press and many of the Offices III
The state buildings.
A contract has been entered into between the
Remington people and the ways aud means
committee. giving The Remington Company the
sxc.u i've privilege Of furnishing these vers
recsssarv Inventions for general public use
during the progress Of the fsir.-Ne,c York
Press. August %, 1892.
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Toe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured ''while you watt Druggists.
au12
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

hrEsUsH's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Bottom OF
the sea
HAaKIs' BiJor THEATTE.-katherine Rober
In "A Heroine IN Rags"
kIRSAS's I.YcEUS TBraTER-Turner's En-
gish Ga;ety Girls.
TEE BATTLE OF GEcIYsBUEa.-Ivths street and
Chic avenue
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The SulltyaD-C,rbeit Tirb,

HALF RATES TO NEW oRLkASs VIA b. AND o.
Tickets sold September 1. , and for one fare
Tor the round Trip, good 10 return within ten
days from cav Of sale. Choice OF route via
Shenandoah Junction or CiDC innati-1drt
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wksHrSSroS DIVISION. K. Oh T., CLOSING DAY
AZ BAY RIDGE Syp-EslEEk 6.-Bay Ridge on
the Chesapeake will close TUESDAY next Sep
TENDER 6. BY grand excursion from this city
under auspices Of Washington Division. No. /.
X Of p, in which all their friends are Invited
10 participate. Trains leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot 9:l5 am. $50 and AIS pm.
Tickets for sale BY the committee and az depot
dAy Of excursion--Adyt.
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Real Cuiture for Real Life.

The addition Of training in rapid writing and
tn the English language to the course in short
hand and typewriting at the Spencerian College
without additional charge Is popular with an
intelligent community
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sJrHoTEIs, BOARDING. HOUSES. CAFES and
others using large Quantities are offered special
inducements.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and JOB Seventh st. NV.
1920 l4th st. NV 3lOi NJ st., Georgetown.
ol5 II st. ne. Stands in all markets.
NEWTON II. Bowman.
Telephone. si3. It'll Manager.
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The Suiiivan-Corbett Fight.

HALF RATS TO SzW ORLEANS VIA b. AND o.
Tickets sold September 1. and 8 for one fare
for the round trip. good 20 return within ten
cavv from day of sale. Choice of route via
Shenandoah Junction or Gncinnsti.-.itU;
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Closing D.,, n, Hax Rid,.

Tuesday. september o. last day. B. and o.
trains at els H.. 80 PM. i:2s pm: SUNDAY
al Sss5 an, $50 pm and 3:Ij pm. sl.oc
round t-ip.-Adut.
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CHOLERA PREvESTIvEs: Chr. handlers Old
Blackberry. his Meliston, ". Cherry Cordial.
Aromatic Bitters Asrnanshauser Claret. Rare
Aged Whistles AMI Cognacs. Tonic and Neryine.
CnR. XANpfR's Coca Wine. 9O9 18th St
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EYEsleHr SAVED.

After Scarlet Fever. Diphtheria. Pneumonis and
other prosrating diseases. Hoods Sarsspara is I'M
equaled 10 thoroughly purify the blood and give
needed strength. Read this:
my boy had Scarlet Fever when 4 years DID, leav-
ing him very weak and with blood POISONED WITH
CANKER- His eyes became infamed, his suYerings
intense. and for weeks he could not even open
his eyes. took him to the Eye and Ear Inhrmary on
Charles street. their remedies failed do the faint
est shadow Of good began giving him
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
which SION cured him. know il SAVED HIS SIGHT,
II not hts very life." ABBIE +. BLACKMAN, 2S86
Washington street, Boston, MasA
HOODS PILLS azs the best after dinner Pun. -
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Improving the Golden Hours.
Ono hundred and five students have entered
The various departments Of the Spencerian
Business College within two days and are already
under training for practical years work and
more have regissered to enter during the COM
ing week. This 10 unprecedented In the history
- the college.
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WE'RE ALL FIXED
For your Ha. trade this fall That 81 90 Derby
- n beauty. FRANC & SoS. One Price.
Cor 7th and ID.
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L. S. RANDALL. Proprietor
NOT1CE--The SAMUEL j. PENTZ can he char
tered for choice early September dates Grand Army
Pests can charter for evening camp fires during the
| ercan?ment. Apply at sci
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II YoU FIND your teeth troubling Won Try
tina. superb article. NiuOt's Dentifrice. tie best
tooth wash and mouth toEIc known 21c
everywhere.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NJ 's iAlEs fsS2 gSxs TOPICS.
Mo-. TIA, a oeo t SUW IoDAY
meLted this new Quarterly and pronounce It the
spiciest. cieverest o<t entertaining publication Of
the year. Short, amusing. racy stogies sketches,
poems. JOKES, &c. A compendium Of Wit and fun.
Ask newsdealer for II. He procure II direct from
us. News companies DO mot supply it. Or send 80
cents. stamps OF postal note. TO
TOWN TOPICS.
IT. "a West 23d street, New York.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. 5Oc. SOAP.
25". RESOLVENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION Boston.
e. How to Cure Skin Diseases, " "a pages 90 il
Illustrations and 100 testimonials mailed free.
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CITY ITEMS.

Advance Styles
In Fall Derbies black and brown, from S1.45
to "a. That S1.90 Hat is beauty.
FRANC & SoN, One Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
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G.. A. r. DECORATIONS and Flags. Buildings
Decorated. VI. G. CoPEbaNDS 60. 100 llth ~
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SAVED MY LIFE.
WOULD HAVE SCRATCHED MYSELF TO DEATH
BUT FOR CCT1CURA. BEST DOCTORS
TWO YEARS. BILLS Sl2o
EXPENDED 80. 50 FOR CUTICURA REMEDIES
AM TODAY WELL MAN, WITH
SMOOTH SKIN.

was afflicted two years with disease the doctors
called rinsworm. herpes salt rheum. was treated
by three different doctors the best could find but
they did me no good Ny doctors bills were 1925.
One told me would have to go of to some healing
springs to get wei. saw your advertisement and
wrote to you over year young friend OF mine
was going TO New Orleans La. at the time and sent
by him to bring back OF the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. He bought two boxes CUTICURA two
cakes CUTICUkA SOAP and one bottle CUTICURA
RESOLFENT. 1mustt thank God for your CUTICURA
REMEDIES coming 70 iny relief. am now today a
wei! man. My neck shoulders and arms are as smooth
as they ever I have had good health ever
since commenced to use the CUTICCRA
REMEDIES. an spreading the fame of II every
where go. for it is Col send suffering humanity
II was the CUTICURA REMEDIES which saved my
life. would have scratched myself to death have
quit using the medicine for nine mouths and no
trace of the disease has showed M since =
A. II. MABRY. Sheppardtown, Miss
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w Gather.

The Weather.
yoarcAsT TILL p. N. SUNDAY.
= Fer the District Of Columbia and Maryland.
fair: warmer: east to south winds
For Virginia. fair; warmer: easterly winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition OF water at 3
am: Great Falls. temperature. 20: condition.
&c. Receiving reservoir, temperature, sc. Con-
citizen at north connection. Sc; condition at
south connection. Sc; distributing reservoir.
temperature. u; condition at infuent gate
house. SO: effiuent gate house. Sc.
High water. Low water.
4:24 am ass pm. lila am. 11:26 pm
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VAIL PAPKPs latest fall 81, les. Prepared 70
ccrrplste orders at short notice. HoRACE j.
Lose salss rcoms '-ith ". II. EoCghton Mfg.
Co.. I2ls-I2eO T It. Nv.
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s. Heller, 40 7th st. NV, is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. my2O-tr
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Labor Day ut Bay Ridge.
Monday. September 5. B. and O. trains At
Gals Am. 80 p. m. and 3:l5 pm. elO0 round
trip.-Adrt.
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CLAREr drawn from the wood a specially
Only at SELIosox s. 300 ia. ave.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Holding special tern for Orphans Court business
This I'd OF September. lSrl.
In the matter Of the estate Of JOSEPH A. Smith late
Of the District Of Columbia. decreased. No. Jo9l.
Application for the proha.e of the last will and ss-
ment and for letters tesisnentary on tile estate a
said deceased has this day been IIaae by George
b. White Of the District OF Columbia All PERSONS in-
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER THiRIIFTH lsas a
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. TO show cause 1hy said
will should not be proved and admitted 10 probate
and letters testsmentary the estate said de-
cessel sh9uld not ISSUE as prayed
Provided, a copy o. this order be published once
a week for three weeks in the Msshinston Law he
porter and Evening Star Of washington. u C. and
the New hork Herald previous q the said day.
sir rns c SSST' rsse: SEAPLR MR 5astoe
seSlaM3w Register of Wills. DC.
No, 457s Admir- Doc. IL.
THE sUPREEECOURrO OF THE DISTRICT
= OF COLOMBIA.
Holding special term for Orphans Court business,
Angus 70. 1Ss,2.
In the case Of wiilisn Miller. administrator C. &
a.; o. Washington 4. Milhurn. decreased, the ad-
ninisrator. C. & aforesaid has, with the approval
OF the court, appointed FRIDAY. the TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A u. 1850,
at ELEtEN O'CLOCK An, for making pay
ment snd distribution under the courts direction
and CONTROL whom and where all creditors and perrons
emitted 10 dfsfribnive shares lee aiesb q residue
attorney duly au horized. with their claims assist
the estate properly youched; otherwise the admtns
nator, a. viii take the benefit Of the law against
Them Provided copy " this ordr b. published
week for three weeks IN tire Washington Law Re
Test: L p WRrCHT
Register Of Wills for the District OF Colutnfia
CAhCsI& MILLER. Proctors- su27-lAw3w
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vnLErrEs oils cures rheumatism. Druggist;
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Ezsr S-ocE o. Tras-es n the city at GILMAS's.
e27 PerusyiV. .nis ave. n.
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On. KIxBALL resumes lessons In singing for
the ssa~on Wednesday, September Z. See sdyts
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wAs1x6IoN Gas LIGHT CoMPiNI5 CoEE.
: ne best and yhespesI Fue. N the District
Use this ari e., spe ne DANCES Of other SO
called sum-aer fGeL Fun supply hand
Immediate deliTeries. Also best grade Il Goal
and Wood Bottom priets AID bes- qualities
JoKSsoS DEoT1ERs.
E-e.osI,e Age.tsfC Ills Coke.
CIAzTr drawn from the Wcoo s specially.
Cav at SEI IssCS :. 1906 Pa. ave.
LOWEST PRICES for Irnsses in the ci.yat GU
ss's. 81 Pennsylvania aVe.n- ~
ARTISTIC AND GCAEASTEsD--Sllyer Filings.
eJcents: Platiu2. g.. Very best Teeth. Ss.
Z. s. DE-,TAL ASSOCIATIONS. 9TH and ID.
CsgrErs CL-iSED b. the FNP?EE CARPET
NoRrs G3l-6S5 Mass. ave. NV. ave made N 9TH
I.oof free " charge. Tele phone 425-2.
CI.EET drawn FROM ne wood : speciality.
Orly a. SELIGs rs. 100 Pa. ave.
1--WE G.I GASOLINE soc. MCDDI>I,5. GA 18th
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FThesc Are Busy T;mes.''

HtsV Nrc TSESV 1tmPS."
The fail trade has opened earlier than usual
this year-and with rush. As the month ID
vances the preparations for our visitors-the
G. A. R.-will make business SO .'livcly" that
the clerks i'll my establishments will be apt to
sigh over recolections of the ''restful" hours
OF the dull days OF summer. Don't put off
your selection of new Furniture. &c. until the
las; moment, but come now-I will give you all
the '',inle you want to complete the payments,
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
5I3 Seventh street no-thwest
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CUTICURA RESOIyENT

CUTICURA RESOLvENT
The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally Ito
cleanse the blood OF all impurities poisonous ele
ments) and CCTICURA, the great Skin Cure. and
CUTICCRA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautiner, e1-
ernaly Ito clear the skin and scalp and the
hair) instantly relieve and speedily every species
of itching burning, scay. crusted pimply. scrofu-
ous and hereditary diseases humors of the skim
scalp and blood with loss OF hair. from infancy
age. from pimples to scrofula.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE AMMoNIATED sIEAM cARPRT CLEANING
y and renovatins works. los and l1l0 Z ST. n y.
Carpets cleaned the b-st manner by our procesAL
Furniture, naErresres and featners renovalsl Ice
Dhoas. ooA ~ kkWAfEk. hannGsr. lnh28-W
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PlMPLES. black heads red. rough. chapped and
oily skin cured by CUTlCCRA SOAP.
ACHING SIDES AND BACK.
Hip. kidney and uterine pains and weaknesses EE.
LIEvED IN ONE MINUTE BIZ THE CUTICURA
ANTIPAIN PLASTER. The first and only pain
killing plaster au:il- w6s
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AUCTION SALES.

TX s ssE Of yALTis 5EsST ~
District Of Columbia passed IN equity 30 ls7si
psinani and Otis kend,i ct al are deiendsnis
ifTF5 S
S z @ Feet IN
susan T,lseI dsS.s.sd, ssid tract iTsn,s .SSs, ~
on The north line II LIE Droit ParE. has average
depth of $50 f.et 70 ,le, II feet wide and i In
= pEgsdsd y ,..a aessss ssa ..St VIM 6s i q
binding pen the t trustee. who VIII UPON
ai n Rs sans Ia
received for the whole shall Be IN Of The Are
he whole will be accepted but otherwise the bids Tor
Terms sale one tlird cash. balance In equal roy
a. one and tC eSTs rS day Of s.s Ss IN
trust or az cSsh a. The Parcha.sr option oSnysy
OF 100 cash each parcel $500 whole tract
"''' '' BESJaMIS s. SUAfsTrERwoRTH. Trustee.
- 407 Sc. n.
sesdkds RArcIIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc.ioneers
RArcLIFFE. pARE CO.. agcIIIoNEEgs.
AssIGNEEs SALE OF yALuABIE BuILDINa
SCOOP II n B fi hrdr hsp
Of % t Snsc sa in
f BF & Tx ffSis 81 S Il fF
na h sa Gs.n p s E, SsS q S and
Columbia, aud known and DISTINGUISHED nd being
THE EAST HALF or LOT :e3.
IN SQUARE pa,
Situated the south side of brtween LIST
I'd streets northeast which u in uf improve
ment. being near Massachusetts avenue and stanton
Park.
Terms: 81. 600 to BE- paid In cash. the bal
ance in one and two years. the deferred pay
ments TO bear rat q
per cent per from the day OF sale and
TO be secured by deed of trust the sold
or all cash. at the purchasers option. A deposit q
$500 to he paid when the property IL knocked down.
Terms TO be consplied with in fifteen DAYS from
day of sale or the assignee res the right % resell
the property n the risk sni of the defa ultn
purchaser after days advertisement in some news
paper pnbshed in Washington. u. q. All convey
sncing. recording, &c. pglrcha SER
JULIUS A. MAEpEl.
ASsisnea.
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