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A Pleasant Reunion.

phia returned home on Saturday last after a
weeks sojourn here as guests Of Maj. R. S.
Lacey. Thess gentlemen were brother staff
eficers throughout the Shenandoah valley and
Appouatsox campaigns Of "a and '65. They
we're in the eighth corps In the valley. but in
December, "a. their division was detached an a
sent 20 Richmond and consolidated with the
tventy-fourth corps. with which they remained
Till July. IS. This was their first reunion in
this city since the The captains daughter.
Miss Agnes Pattison. remains as the guest of
Mrs.. s. Lacey Johnston.
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Baron Fava Back From Italy.

Baron Saverio Fava, the italian minister, and
his wife, Baroness Natalia, arrived In New York
Sunday the steamer Werra direct from Italy.
During the evening they attended the Italian
fair at Lenox Lyceum and were enthusiastically
greeted by the executive committee OF the Co
lumbus monument and by the large crowd Of
people, Italian and American. present. Baron
Fava started for Lenox, Mass, yesterday morn
ing, but will return on thursday to pay another
yiyit to the fair.
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AT 4:i0 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the horses
attached TO the carriage Of Secretary Foster Of
the treasury took fright and ran away on Har-
rison street, Anacostia. In front Of the store
of j. b. Red the carriage collided with wagon
and the secretary's driver, Lewis Bryant, was
thrown out and seriously injured about the
back and head. The carriage, luckily, was I'M
occupied at the time, and the horses we're
stopped after running a short distance the car
riage being somewhat damaged. The driver,
Bryant, was attended by DR.. II. d. Pyles and
afterward sent TO his home on 18th between
and X streets northwest.
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Both Got Six Months in Jail.

William Davis and John Matthews, colored
men. we're given home in Jail for six months
by Judge Miller today. They we're charged
with assault.
The Davis man is claimed as the husband of
two different women and Emma jackson was
the one whom he assaulted.
Matthews made threats and then beat Lucinda
johnson. He had been going with the woman
and when questioned BY the court he accused
her Of leading life of shame.
The woman seemed surprised when the man
made this accusation against her and the Judge
interrupted the man by passing sentence on
him
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During the twenty -four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health once for the following:
whise-Thos. MAloney, 10 years; Augusta V.
Darling. 81 years; Esther May Turner, IA years
Edward Cooley, IS years; Isabella Gertrude
Malone, year; Lucy Dawson. 6S years; Garner
Kortxright Andrews. 50 years; VIM Moore,
" years; joseph Fry, SO years
Colored-Janie Hood. "a years: John A. Mar
kAAll. ~ years; Hattie Howard. 9 years; John
Green. IS years; Matilda Forbs, IS years; Pat
rick H. McCary, - years; Sylvester Phoenix, 5
nonths; Rose Lee Minkins. month.
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JOHN II. ADRlAANS,
494 LOnisisna ave. NV.
MARION DORIAN, -fustee
TIL 9TH at N W
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and D SITS. n. W
TRgsTEEs' SALE OF TWO TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND 1 STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLINGS, SITUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST
SS3 okTHEA 81 TWELFTH AND I STREETS
Bv virtue Of two deeds of trust u.s. each bearing
date September To- 1890 and respectively recorded
Libt Log. folios l6 ct seq and 1872 ct seq OF
the and records Of the District of Columbia
request of the parties secured thereby will sell at
pTplic anntisn in fropt e the prrmses on THURS
Der: A; D. 1872, BEGINNING AT HAIF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following pieces or mar
GELS OF land. situate in the city Of Washing.o
trrt Of Columbia. and being all Of sublots LAG and
14I, in square 1908 as per Plat Of subdivision
corded in Lber 49, folio To- Of the records of the office
heing improved by two two-story brick dwellings.
Each house and lot will be BOLD separatelv, beginning
with lot until all Of said houses and
lots sold.
the terms OF sale in OF eah house sold will be
% follows Onethird Of tire purchase money he paid
III cash. the balance to he paid in four equal INSTALL
lnents in six: twelve, eighteen and twenty -four
months. wi interest at per cent per annun inter
ess payable semi annually for which notes of he pur-
chaser Will be taken secured by deed of trust upon
pr mis- sold. All conveyanc.ng and recording at
purchasers cost deposit of 800 will he required
on each house sold Terms Of sale must be complied
with in ten days from day Of SALE otherwise the
cost Of the defaulting pur ,haser or purchasers
q. II. WILLIAMSON,
W. u. EDMQNSTON. Trustees,
seS-eod Office. 500 9TH st. NV
eS-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ac-
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1892 at same hour and place.
W. E. EDMONSTON \ Trustees
se.s2-eod Once 500 9Th ST. NV.
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a FAMILY DIFFICULTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nico!aides had a disagreement
yesterday afternoon, and as consequence a
large crowd congregated on the sidewalks on
y street between 18th and 18th streets. Offcer
MeMahon responded to n variety Of distress
caIls blown By half dozen citizens, but found
nothing he could take cognizance Of. Mrs.
Nicolsides broke a sheet of heavy plate glass in
sn endcavOr to enter the store. Mr.. Nicolaides
alleges that che Is insane; Mrs. Nicolaides in
ststs that her husbands conduct with other
women is enough 10 drive any wife to insanity.
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ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee,
,-dkds l.o0 New York ave N v
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL. ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF II
STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH

STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No.
1S}Sl, wherein John p. Ford ct al comri sinants
and Annie Fo, ct al defendants the undersigned
trustees Will offer for SUE al pub c auction. front
OCTOBER, 1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described real estate. situate In
the city of Washington and District of Columbia to
and M nSeed on nus the Plat Of sTS s, aiI pisn
40, in square numbered 1--WE hundred and
on street north eight S feet Vest from the divldine
line between said lot numbered sixteen 06 and lot
numbered fifteen O5) in said square, ard running
thence west with said II street thirty 600 feet
less to the eastern wall OF the twosory brick house
said lot number, d seventeen 40 and now belonging
TO John L. Nea,e or formerly beonging to John +.
Neae. thence north hundred 900 feet. depth of
al thirty 600 feet. less. and thence south
one hundred 100 feet to the northwestern wall of the
story brick house belonging to Thomss L. Noyes
or formerly belonging u Thomas L. Noyes. to the
place Of beginning said street north being the
vacant space now or formerly between the said two
brick houses, said ground being improved by two
and 4G7 II street northwest in said city.
Terms of sale: Onethlrd of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal insalnents
an two years fron the day Of SALE the deferred pay
ments to bear interest at the of six per cent
annum from the day Of sale until paid payable semi
annually, and to be secured by the and deed or
deecs OF trust OF the purchaser purchasers on the
chaser deTosit Of SEQ viii be reSmred an s pal
piece of real estate sold time Of sale 1. the
or purchasers fail to comply with the
right resell at his or their risk
and COST All conveyancing and recording at the cost
of the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN P. FORD, ru..
HENRY r. FORD. Trustees.
Room 95. 344 d st. n W.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctioneeIs.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WEST
INGION, d. C., NORTH SIDE OF STREET
BETwEEN FIRST STREET AND LINCOLN
By virtue Of deed Of trust to the UNDERSIGNED.
dated September A ID. 1921. and recorded in Lher
District Of Columbia. ana by direction of the party
secured We will expose nubic sale. in front Of the
sEPTLMBEk. A; ID. lS92. At O'CLOCK ?. NJ.
all OF ot numbered nineteen (1) In square numbered
i've 20. West sckineton, per plat in ''Iiber
County. No page las, OF the records of the office
Of the surveyor of the said District.
Terms of sale: One third cash. Of which 300 must
be aid at time o, sale, and balance in three equal
insa ments at six Co.. twelve ,) and eighteen 1ls)
months troE date Of sale. with interest at per cent
Ter ahnni;l, payable semi-annually, all cash. at
with in ten (lOl days from day Of sale the property
viii b. resod a. the riss and of the defauting
purchaser on five 90 days advertisement. Convey
ancing at purchasers cost
MAHLoN AsHFoRD.l r.,.....
selo-eo&ds JNO. RlDOUI. I irus'ees-
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR THE ERECTION OF AN
i overhead telegraph line from the navy yard,
Washington, d: c.. 70 the naval proving ground at
partment. Washington. ID. C., September IA, 1881
healed proposals in duplicate. Endorsed Proposals
this bureau nntil IMEIyE O'CLOCK NOON. SEP
nediately thereafter specincatons and blank forms
proposals Will be forwarded upon application this
selves Of the character Of the work. Responsible
security will be required for the faithful
DELAYS The right is ressrved in case q pro onsed
the risk and expense Of the contractor and reject
any all pro osals. and TO waive defects bond
pany the in all for IN the blank
form OF proposal wN n FoL0ER. Chief Of Bureau.
se1ti2awew
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EVANSVILLE.



EVANSVILLE. Nd, Sept o. 1892.
Mr.. N. c. Darnall, registration officer for the
second election district (Bladensburg). regis
tered thirty-nine persons at the recent sitting.
Efforts are being made by the single tax
apostles to secure at an early date joint debate
upon that question between Mr.. W. A. Croffutt
and Mr.. Paul A. Bowen.
The residence Of Mr.. Sebastian Aman was
entered by burglar early Sunday morning.
The entrance was effected through the kitchen
window, the Stats being cut from the shutter.
The noise reused Mrs. Aman. who awakened
her husband. and together they proceeded after
the robber, but were unable to discern him in
the darkness. Mr.. William Aman fired in the
direction whence he fled. valuable diamond
ring, belonging to Mr.. William Amnn, was all
that he managed to secure.
Mr.. Burke of Langden has nearly completed
a cottage in Halliday subdivision at Highlands.
Mr.. Ed. Artemus commenced the erection
OF one in that locality yesterday.
Mrs. X. H. Spencer, one of the army nurses
Of the late war. is the guest of Mrs. DR.. A. NJ.
Buck, johnson avenue.
Mr.. W. G. Page OF Baltimore is visiting DR..
Chas. A. Wells.
Very little interest is being taken in the
Hyattsyille Athletic Club and the organization
has virtually gone to pieces.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. A. l. o. NJ, met at
Mechanics Hall last evening and transacted
routine business.
DR.. Walter A. Wells of Chicago. ILL.,, is visit
ing his father, DIR. Charles A. Wells
Mr.. Andrew Lynch. while cunning on the
Eastern branch yesterday morning, shot blue
crane nearly six feet In height.
Messrs. Duckett Il Ford have sold to Mr.
Jackson Of Pennsylvania ten acres of the old
Stevens estate for 81 900.
Mr.. Manning Combs of Leonardtown is the
guest Of his brother, Mr.. r. Ford Combs
grand tournament for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church Of Ammendae will be given at
Beltsvile on Tuesday, October L. Representa-
tive Barnes Compton will deliver the charge to
the knights and Mr.. Milton Z. Smith the coro-
nation address.
Mr.. Powell Holiday of Baltimore and Mr.. j.
b. Bocock of Washington have been visiting
Mr.. L. II. Campbell.
Master Willie Beall was kicked on the head by
q mule and rendered unconscious n few days
ago on his fathers farm near Ardwick Dr.
Lewis sewed up the gap, which was fortuna tely
not Of q serious nature.
Miss Lena McKnew is visiting Miss Belle
Dobbs.
Mrs. R. H. Spencer. one Of the nurses Of the
late war, is the guest of Mrs. DR.. A. NJ. Buck.
handsome dwelling erected on his property
near Ardwick
Mr.. Andrew Lynch has rented the Prince
Georges House in Bladensburg as residence
and is now occupying it with his family.
Funeral services we're held over the remains
OF the late Miss Laura Herman at st. James
Catholic Church last sunday. Rev. Father Rus
sell officiating. The interment took place al
Carrolfs Chapel, Montgomery county
Messrs. Chas. Clagett and Samuel B. Hance
mortgages, have sold to Mr.. Jos. s. Christmas
of Washington for S2.305 the farm OF the late
j. ID. Taylor, which consists Of l54 acres and il
situated near Upper Marlboro. W. B. H.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING S1S TwENTY-SECCND
WASHINGTON.
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 5th day Of
August D. 1885, and recorded the day in Iiber
1914 folio 1888 ct Of the land records of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and by direction OF the party
cured thereby. default having been made under the
terms of trust the shall sell
and best bidder. on TUES ,AY. THE FOURTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1892. AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
t,ict Of co!u~ba being part Of .ot fsar.esn Ga, r.
street west thirys. feet ten inches south from the
with the west line Of said street nineteen feet thence
north twentyssyen feet eleven nches theme . cas-.
eleven inches thence east fset three inches
and basement brick dwelling house and improvements
Terms of sale: onehrd cash. balance in SIX. twelve
nd ds.d q traSs xith intsIss. from dsy q sale
chsssr g the time q ssls. An eonvsysneins
q ale sre not cQhplied With within ten dsysths
HI and cost q defe1l4n9 pYFchassl:
sasSsas WI wo66beHYb 1s.sas~
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Attempt to Rob q Post ONCE.

Correspondence of The Evening Star
GonDoNsvILLE, Va, Sept &c. 1892.
Some time this morning thieves entered the
post Office here, rolled the safe out some
twenty-five or thirty yards from the back door
and tried to pry it open. They had a horse and
wagon to haul the safe away. The horse
belongs to q butcher here and the wagon is the
property Of o saloon keeper The hammers
and crowbar arc q andO. railroad property.
After they had rolled the safe about thirtv
yards on planks it fell over and must have been
too heavy for them, and 20 they changed their
plan and tried to prize the door Of. They sue
ceeded in spelling the door, but did not get the
safe open. They were evidently not profess
sional thieves.
A few nights ago somo one broke into Erpest
Smiths saloon, on Main street, and secured
parties who tried TO rob the post Office. n
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T ATlMER : SLOAN, Auctloneers.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROyED LOTS ON
NORTH T CAPITOL STREET NEAR NEW YORK

VERY NAALUABLE UNIMPR0yEp LOTS ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET NEAR NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On MONDAY. OCTOBER THIRD, lhy9 at FIVE
70 sloss the Affairs Of syndicate lots los lOJ. 10
ana Ill IN SQUARE ol7 as whole. having 2 yotsl
near near Nsr YORK avenue. md 100 fest on Hanover
tset east side Of North Capitol st. With depth q
20 and lots lS TO 142 inclusive. In square 6l9
e p depth q us isss e n alley This ~
, command the attention Of spscuissorS
Tefms: One-third cash; balance In one and two
Xeaxs with interest," and secured By deed of rust on
TIE properly. g. al ,shs 600 cepest required o.
- s:st E;; ~ 11H1ttS ~ "a;
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A special dispatch from Martinsville, Ind.
says: Charles Hamilton, in behalf Of the
state. has fled suit agsins: County
Auditor Banta and Treasurer Langwood to
test the constitutionality of the democratic
apportionment laws Of 1885 and 1891. Similar
suits will be filed in every county in the state
where districts were affected by these measures.
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Burning leaves in the street between sunrise
and sunset ,eAs the charge against Frank
Grason, a young man who appeared before
Judge Kimbell this morning The fire was
made about Z O'Clock last evening and Frank
vns lined IS.
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Personals from Takcm Park

Mr.. and Mrs. Frazee of Cincinnati, Ohio. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Garrett
Hon. E. NJ Smith Of Ell Dorado, Kansas, is
visiting Mayor Maris.
Miss Minnie Rcinhardt hns returned to her
home in Terre Haute. Ind.
Mrs Price has returned home from Colorado
Messrs. VIM. and Weston Bailey have been
spending the week with their parents on Carroll
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Dudley have had with
them Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Of Pennsylvania,
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George J. Gould and C. MCGEE, who we're
elected directors Of the Richmond Terminal
decline 10 serve
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JUSTICE BnApLEY today granted letters Oh q

JUSTICE BRADLEY today granted letters Of adj
ministration on the estate Of Patrick Nealon to
Catherine Nealon on bond Of 81, 800.
MRS. N. Z. REA, p. n. G. Of Alpha, R. D..
Lodge, No. IS, l. o. o. F., Of st. Louis, NO.,
will be present at the next meeting of Ruth
Lodge, No. 2, d. of r., l. o. o. F., at their hall,
7th street northwest, September %, 1892
EDaAR A. CovERLY and Frapk u. Simmons
tive g. A. r. men Of Athens, Ohio, report while
asleep in their tent ON the White Lot yesterday
their satchels were stolen.
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WIN. LowENTHAI.. Auctioneer. 937 18th ST. n W.
ATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers ana Appraisers.
- 14O7 G ST.
IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

- . EMBKACING IN PART
TWO VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES UP
HOLSTERED IN SILK PLUSH AND DAMASK.
real LACE HANGINGS. HANDSOME POR.
TitREs, ESGRAyINGS. RECEPTION CHAIRS.
FANCY K0GkERS, ARTISTIC TABLES, ART
FINE BRUssELs CHAMBER, HALL ANpsTAIR
CARPETS, INGRAM CARPETS, SMYRNA
RUGS. FOLDING BED WITH HAIR MATTRESS
AND BEDDING, HANDSOME OAK CHAMBER
SUITES. FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOISTEkS.
SEPARATE PIECES OF CHAMBER FURNI-
TYRE; OAK CHAIRS. OAK EXTENSION Din
SECRETARY. CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
6L dorM p sEENSpAST CSok KENES sT1EE
~. OIL sT0yE, KITCHEN requisites, Sc, &c;
TWENTY EIGHTH, 1892, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. at the elegant residence No 915 10th st.
tents of superior household effects.
s21-dts LATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERT1 SITUATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN AND c STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF certain decd of trust. dated the 2Oh
day Of Apri A. ID. 1892. and duly recorded in Iissr
No l6 at folio 2S2 ct sea-. of the land records
OF tne Disct o. Columbia and az the request Of the
In nj front o. the premises. on FRIDAY, OCTOBER
SEVENTH. 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK 2 NJ the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city Of Wash
ington c. 10 wit All of original lot and part OF
lot and running thence east 200 feet; thence south
* ieet inches thence west loo feet; thence north
- feet thence west 100 feet thence north - feat
inches TO the BEGINNING in square l together with
inE.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by Of trust on
the Property. or all cash. All conveyancing and re-
cordin2 - purchasers cost. Terms o BE- COMPLIED
with In h:teen days from day of sale, the property
may be resoi at purchasers risk and cost deposit
OF $2O0 viii be required AZ time OF sale.
5No o. NJ ifHh fhNhbMhRsoN, Trustees.
se%4-dSds LATIMER & SLOAN, Auc.s
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o,.a.,.rn. s,.r- for The w-.k

The EVENING STAR for the encampment
vsek viii be mailed to any address in the United
States free Of postage for Is cents. No better
souvenir Of the encsmpment can be secured
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

6i2 L st.n.w.
SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SrR ShSEEkifeSSEf aakNk kS6
FFaaTAhAF elS STREET r FI
1S@S AT Ten O'CLOCK 4 III, EMBRAcING Is
One New ENGLAND ORGAN. in good order: Pa-'or
Spite. in hair cloth and taIestry; Msnte and Pier
Of o pace " YAK s aaa s Hs1
and other M!a;tresses Bolsters and Pillows, Dining
Chairs. &C. Crockery Cooking Utensils. &c.
AT ELEVEN O'clock A.
% hiSr 1sas EaT sOrssng Of ist and
Russ e are sna and 9q new nuns
Der of Body Brussels. Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Horses ff5Flass paWEnf; S ,uc,,
DUNcANsoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs
s f1TizSfs, SSHEfSG!HE pS%2NETITrEr
WILL BE SS6Asbbl = ,Gr p az SEPT e lS
lS2i At , ELEVEN ga O'CLOCK AN. on THE
IT,, i,So Q G II II
SEPTEMBER, commencing a: ONE O'Clock. at
fort Aasy s,Ls HESsfI Eah kGt
1,pGrP ail, Nlffr AN ID, WASH Room.
After The sale at The White Io. the building a, the
81 st iHa f Al be sa
EsTrassTtI New jersey and Virginia avenues
1pA SS kAEfk kS sbbF MSsH Room
LARGE QUANTITY OF AWNING CLOTH.
in length. milling comprising roofs josts &c are
OF the same and all are almost good as new and
material; Terms cash. Deposit of 20 per cent at
sess-5t JOHN Joy Epson. Chairman.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE
FASHIONABLE AND H Hf COST HOUSEHOLD
OF THE LATEST TFsnESk AND BEST MANU-
AT E6 PR ~ g1g h Is
THURSDAY AT sfES5 SshasK hHSaEs II.
hEG HaESF2E MaPE WITH
SIX SEIrE kSG II SIXTEENTH CESTTRY HXTi8TE
aALLKAGk AypeHAiRs 70 Mhf f1iif GbA R1H
TOP WRiTINa DESKS. FoEDING WASH.
sTT 1hSTSd R S tbl x BESK, q ERoAPWAY
sISX TABLE AND PPIENiiixG, f Room
SA hicE btcPPfEnrE AfRs
PH ppi H BRpSSES HALL ASD STAIR Re CAB
GESTER fhBLhs. WINbd 5ST shA fhRE FINE me
PE EhTHER ,i Rii Il mp E3LSSpERs c 81
FORTS. BLANKETS, Q INA AND GLASS
WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS. ETC.
The above goods are ont of the usual of auction
furniture This house was recently furnished re-
dess OF EXPENSE every article is OF the host make
sea44t WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appraiser
- liU1 q st.
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IL g..


GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUc.
TION.
COMPRISING IN PART
HANDSOME PAELOR SUITES, UPHOLSTERED
IN IMPORTED RUGS: COTCHES OAK HALL
SET. LIBRARY TABLE,. DINING ROOM FUR
NITCRE, Oh AMBER FURNITURE. BEDDING
FEATHER PILLOWS. MATTRESSES, BKUs-
Sis CARPETS, Ten WIsE COTS AND MAT
1RESSES. TOILET SITS. TOGETHER WITH
MANh CITIZEN ARTICLES IN THE HOUSE
BFR THlR1IETH. lsss.. commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK at residence No. 1l:a Twelfth street north
west. LATIMER A SLOAN
sesi-dts Auctitneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
y ATCL1FFE. DARR 4 co. Auct.. $50 Pa. ave n. v


II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. $50 Pa ave. n W
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON
The SOUTHE ST CORNER OF NINETEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON. u. Q.
The undersigned. trustee under a certain deed of
trust Cd April %. 1873. and recorded in Liter No
2 folio AZ of the land records of the District Of Co
lumbia. will. on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
SEVENTH Cy nST / pay OF SEPTEMBER, 1892 a, foUR
ton TO the hest and highest bidder therefor ali hat
lot Of ground situated in the city of ashin ton Dis
trict Of Columbia and DESIGNATED the ofcai plat
of said city as all Of lot lettered in John G. Favs
d. ed and forty-t U42).
This lot fronts 20 feet ~ inches 10Th street
and runs back with the same width n feet a inches
along street north.
The terms of sale. prescribed by said deed are as
follows: The amount OF Indebtedness secured Thereby
due at the time of sale and the expenses sale In
cashthes estimated at he OF &C. 4OO) balance
IN two equal payments at six and twelve months from
day OF sale. bearing interest at per cent Per annu
and secured to the satisfaction of the trustee All
veyancing at cost of purchaser deposit of ESQ will
be required at time of SALE II the terms of sale are
not COMPLIED with in ten days after sale the trustee
will resell at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
sel5-eod&ds X. ROSS PERRY. Trustee.