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After the Homestead Workingmen.

Considerable excitement was created at
Homestead. Pa, yesterday over the appearance
of gentleman who registered at the Hotel
Amity as III. Sands. London. England" Mr.
Sands hunted up number of the prominent
strikers and represented to them that he was
the advance agent for party of capitalists in
London. Philadelphia, Washington and Balti-
more, VINO would build a cooperative steel
plant on the Hayes estate at Hayes station,
near Homestead. All he wanted was co-opera-
ton on the part of the locked-out men. After
a lengthy consultation he departed as he said,
for the east TO interview eastern capitalists and
would return on Thursday
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About go O'Clock last evening Miss Florence
Mckenzie of No. 40s New JERSEY avenue south
east had an adventure which she will not soon
forget H. passing along b street, at the mouth
o: Willow Tree court. near New Jersey avenue.
short mUlatto approached her and knocked
her down and made a grab for her pocket book
which -he carried in her hand. She held to- il
tightly aud while the m;screant attempting
tu wrench II from her hand some parties APP
p,sred, when he made good his escape. She
wa, taken 10 her home badly frightened and
fortunately not m Ich injured.
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strong impression prevails at Cleveland
that some of the many fires of last week were
the work Of incendiaries. workman who was
making repairs in the Severance block on
saturday moment before the fire broke out
saw dark-complexionedm man pass quickly by
him from an adjoining closet. He is confident
the man was an iucendiary.
Another inccndiary fire which might have
caused heavy loss occurred ut the Grand
Central Theatcr shortly before noon. When
the man employed to take care of the electric
light went TO the rear of the stage he heard the
cracking of burning wood. Hurrying 10
where the sound came from he found part of
the wall on fire. He called upon several men
near by. who came with pals of water. and the
fire was eNtinguished before any damage was
done. Some one called the fire department
but the fire wes out when they arrived. PATROL
man Fergus made an examination of the place
and found Il large bundle of excelsior had been
placed in the scenery and small pieces Of wood
placed on top of it to give it a start.
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John Briscoes poker room. on Fenton street.
was raided by squad of officers of the second
precinct Sunday night The raid made by
a squad of officers under the direction of Act
ing Sergeant Sutton. Briscoe forfeited S25 in
the Police Court today.
Joshua Reynolds, also charged with violating
the gambling law, was fined $40 or sixty days.
He went down
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Fariv thu morning tre was discover in the
rear q: tn Strsthmore A-ms. 10 18th stree:
northwe-t and he upper door # the main
building qlickl, filing with smoke. a -leh,
panic occurred among the gUests. The hre.
shich l. supposed e. have originated IL the
kitchen. va soon overcome by the ire deuart-
N M. and the !os- viii probably not exceed
s-on. Two 81 the colo--d servants were taken
ftoIn third--toTy wIadow bv the tir,men.
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Statue of Albert Pike.

From the New York Tribune.
a bronze statue Of the late Albert Pike, the
eminent Free Mason, has been promised to the
Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite Masons
by Mrs.Vin Ream Hoxie. 1t will be her own
work.and the casting is to be done under her eye
and at her own expense. The gift is made as
an expression OF her personal admiration for
Mr.. Pike.
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Arranging for N. >-,, rnesmp,n.,,

III people 81 Indianapolis. where the next
o. ANAL eurampemsut q the a.. \ l. J. 10 be
b.. .esm o. BE- f-llv aroused q the fact that
the have good deal 10 DO IN order o. make
suitable Arrangements for tn, event. Ye>.er-
dAN ID j. Erwin. the PRECEDENT. and William
fof'uue.ths secretary Of the Indianapolis COM
D., al. tub had a conference with Mr. John
JOY E'i-ou tn hsIrrns u md. Harrison plurulau.
NJ -scr~t.try % the citizen eucsmprieut COM
niitee here. relative % the method adopted In
thu clIr - -
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ID. s. MACKAL.
JOHN A. CLARKE. r
WALTER D. DAYIDGE, Jr.
oco2-dSds Corcoran building


I ATINiER SLOAN. Auctioneers. I4o7 Gs;
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY, No. 1919
VIRGINIA AVENUE. AT THE INTERSECTION
OF Is STREET SOUTHWEST AND OPPOSITE
THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE, AT AUC-
TON
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD, 1892 at
HALF-PhS FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the
Irelnises We will sell LOT 80. IN SQUARE 298.
IT nting rs feet Nirginia 18th street
southwest by depth of about l02 feet TO a large
alley.
improved by threestory press-hrick front residen
with Inansa-d roof) rooms. bath closets PANTRY,
latrobes range cellar. yard sc. large parking
pass the door; good and rapidly improving neighbor
hood.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one, two and
three years with interest," and secured by deed Of
trust on the roperty, all cash. Conyeyancng and
recording at cost OF purchaser 900 required time
OF sale LATIMER & SLOAN.
oc2s-iSds Auctioneers.
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In The Foiif" court Mr.. IulIowney entered a
noiie pr yesterday in the ease Of LAWYER
" iili- m are O'Nes1 Of New York Who uas
charged wl't rerJury in swearing out a war
rant agnIr-t Nj Edvas,. A. Mo-ely secretary
OF III interstate commerce commission. ~ pub
h-hei 10 ~st''.r,!a, STAR. This cad the legal
pTOcse,iiuE- a. the case for the present
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The Theatrical Club.

The Washington Theatrical Club has been
recognized for the year, the opening meeting
being held at the residence of Miss Lula Shale
of 4th street northeast Oflicersowere elected
az follows: President, Miss Mayme Hulse; vice
president. Miss Clara Smithe; secretary, Miss
Emily Ottown treasurer, Mr.. Alfred Chring;
business manager. Mr.. Louis Heigh. The club
consists of seventeen members. Miss Hulse,
the president. is cousin CT Miss Fanny Daven-
port,
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FUTURE DAYS.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITnRE, CARPETS. CHINA
PRIVATE REs1B bEM8Et % tE2 STREET NORTH
SALES gqGs S29s# 6 P'g ssEH ssp Penn,
HT skhs S VI sab wH sEfs
hT HAtf:FssT Ten 6ch5ck 4 h's n:
sUITEs il WALNTT AND hNff19THEs ' OAK.
boTBiE hNp sfN sTh wa khfGB PL kSG
LISH OAK. MIRROR FRONTS; EASY CHAIRS.
F1RSfFSRE EotTfG OPP R iIlE Gksk 2
EEXTE ts = ,, pAB BIZ ANB, PlXIAG ROOM
CHINA AND GLASS WARE. A''1'
THIRTY BODY BRUSSELS. INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. co.
nl2t Auclioneers.
6 BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEEH.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR,
$40 La AVE. n W.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A CARLOAD OF HORSES
AND MARES. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK AN
We have had consigned to 100 head Of Fine Horses
and Mares by NJ. LAUDER of Pennsylvania with in
structions to sell without reserve. These are fine
looking animals. good business drivers and work
few especially suited to phaeton and carriage
use. This sale offers a splendid chance to secure
good sound animal at about two-:hirds its real
value. as horses never bring their full value at
auction.
s. BENsINGER,
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Ten Months in Jail.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Alice Walker.
indicted for an assault with intent to kill Lizzie
Hawkins. by shooting at her in September last,
was convicted of an assault and sentenced to
Jail for ten months.
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Wants Freedom From Unfaithfui Wife.
VIM Weinmann has filed bill for a divorce
against Lottie l. weinmann by Mr.. Albert Sill
lers. They we're married in Baltimore June s.,
1879. have one child and lived as man and wife
till September 20, 1883. but he charges before
they parted she gave birth to another child.
which is not his. and he further charges that
she committed adultery with one John Clark,
with whom she is now living on Carey street,
Baltimore He asks the custody OF his son. W..
l.. Weinmarn
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Ralief for MiIxrunEna

Miss Clara Barton Of the Red Cross wired
Mayor Somers of Milwaukee last Saturday to
draw upon the Red Cross for $1,000 for relief
of the sufferers by the great fire Miss Barton
received a telegram last night thanking her for
the gift.
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nUScASsoS BROS. Auction-er-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTopY BRICK
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. duly recorded IN Liner
13s5. folio Il seq Of the land Cor the
Bistrict & .olun.eia, will tell on WEDNESDAY,
SECOND DAY OF NoNtMBER. A. u. lSsr,. al HALF
iAsl FOUR O'CLOCK p. N, In front u the prem
ses situate In the city Of washington in The District
OF Columbia. to wit: Lot No pa ia Mount Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains, together with the In provemeuts
ways. easements. rights and privileges OF the
belonging or IN every way appertanlag.
Terms: al. 200 cash. balance IN one year with In
terest at q per cent. payable semi annually all
cash at the purchasers OPTION A deCosit OF Slo0
VIII De required at the time of sale. Term. he
complied with in II days. otherwise the Ia-
the risht 10 resell al the risk and OF de-
iau!ting purchaser after > days advertisement Of
ton n. C ClIAS & CIoyFR
oc20-dSis Surviving Trnstea
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RATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts

II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On NJ ST. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST 81. WEST AT AUCTION.
BY OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia sitting in equity passed the ey-
eHth day OF October, A. ID. 1srl in equity num-
LeTed fourteen thousand one hundred and one lOlD
wherein Meyer Is. Newman Is plaintiff and William y.
PLACER lillian H. Saunders. Charles II. Brice W Har-
per and ludwick c. Young and Isle Lipscomb
tees are defendants, the iersigned trustees How
ara y nkie and Oliver D. Barrett will. at the hour
ofFOU Kin the afternoon Of THURSDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. ID. lssf1. in front of the
premises hereinafter described, sell auction the
highest bidder lot numbered hundred and forty
six GAO and lot numbered hundred and forty
seyen41) both in Walter y Aver and Others orhi
sbdiNl OF lots In square numbered six hundred
and nineteen 6l9D. a. said subdivision is duly en-
three 80, in the surveyors office Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Two hundred dollars $4,000 cash at
tine OF sale. the remainder one-thrd Of the pur-
chase money on the confirmation of the sale by the
court the balance Of the purchase money to be paid
onehalf in one ana the other half in years
with interest at per centum per annum. the indebt-
no and their 70 be secured by deed of trust
or the property sold.
The property will be sold of taxes 20 ay O. sale
and free and clear and discharged Of all claims the
parties TO said suit person persons claiming
by, from or under them or any of them
In case Of default of compliance with the terms
sale by the purchaser the lots will be resold his
HOWARD p. OKIE.
OLIVER ID. BARRETT, I Irustes'
Washington Loan and Trust Company building,
oc22-d&ds 9th and SITS. n. W.
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Il. +. LEIGHTON. TRUSTEE
oc36-dSds Off9ce. ASP Iouisana ave n.
y ATCLIFrE. DARR co. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT ON FOURTH STREET EAST Nv
IwEEN EAST CAPITOL AND STREETS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity 1901,
wherein Aaron Straus ct al. are compliments and
Patrick Branagan ct al. def, ndants the under
signed trustees will offer for sale hy public auction in
front OF the PREMISES on FRIDAY. THE FOURTH
DAY Or NOVEMBER. A. D. 1892. Al FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
and premises, lying and being in the city Washing
ton, District Of Columbia wit: Part of lot num-
hered six 81 an square numbered eight hundred and
sixteen tSlt beginning for the same on the line Of
4th 81 at point distant eighty (S0) feet south from
the northwest Of said square running thence
east seventytwo 20 feet six 90 inches. thence south
twenty CO) feet. thence west seyentytwo () feet
tb inch TO the line of said street and thence north
twenty (20l feet to the beginning together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Onehird cash. balance in two equal install
fnens able in and two years from the date of
sale. with interest on the deferred payments the
rate OF per cent per annum payable semi nnually
an to be secured by deed OF trust the
sold. OF al cash at the purchasers option. deposit
OF two hundred dollars $1,000 required the time OF
sale Terlus TO be complied with in fifteen days FROM
sale All conveyancing recording &C. purchasers
cost.
D. S. MACKALL,
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING son. AUCrIoNEERs.
TprSTrr,c carr on, CN,,,, ,-,,,,. ,,o,--,-

AND LOT KNOWN AS No. iiO THIRD STREET
NORTHEAsr.
Under and by virtue Of a decree Of the surrema
Court OF the Distrc, e Columbia. sitting IN equity
III cause herein James 4. Garner 4 complainant
and Samuel Hawkins - al. de.endants being
equity cause No. 3ts2. the undersigned trustee
VIII on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH lh!r2 AZ
HAlF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, sell at Uublic
auction IN front OF the premises that lot parcel Of
ground situate in the city of washington District
Solumbia. known as parts Of lots lettered o. p anl
X In James Crutchstts subdivision Of lots in SQUARE
seven hundred and fifty five C755, having front OF
eighteen feetby depth Of about seventy feet more
partic ularly DESERT Ell I'm said proceedings improved
by q two-story frame dwelling
Terms ot sale: One-third # purchase money in cash
balance in two equal instsllmen.s payable and
two years. respectively secured b. the Of the
purchaser ana deed OF trust on the premises Sold
all cash, az purchasers option All convey ancing and
recording az purchasers cost dauosit OF 100 re-
quire on he aayof sale Terms Of sale hA co'nnii.d
with within fifteen days from day sale otherwise the
trustee reserves The right to resell and risk
of the dcfaulting purchaser.
b. r. LEIGHTON. Trustee
n.oG=dEds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
ATIMER 3 sLoAN. Aurts. l4o. G.t

7 ATIMER & SLOAN. Aur;s.. i4os G.,
ENTIRE CONTENTS or THE HANDSOME RESI-.
pfNCE 10 1901 2 srRkkT, CORNER OF
frStit Sr a rbEt kscESfHifTF ~rhssrb =.
THE FRENCH LFGkT1oN, coMPRisISa
FINE WRIGHT PIANO, TURKISH CAR.
PtnT AND kyGs. ELEGANT NALNvI
fi2Ei AND BRooNif AM I'D oR SatHs
MoCNrINGs, BEAUTIFUL INLAID CENfER
TABLE TO MATCH, WALNUT FRAME PAR
LoR SUITE. WITH GILT rRAclNG.- TP,
FRtME CENTER TAsf,f NTH MsRsLE TOP.
RECLINING AND Ext ENsION CHAIRs n
Rkck. Rich WINDOW HANGiNes,- ASTiQrE
SMRs dSzf ffeu FfAssEPa{ Msi
Nut FRAME HALL RACK; WITH FINE
PITS AND RUGS, HANDSOME OAK LIBRARY
All c f8Sif fFaoL EITh r. f24 rht
AND RICHLY DECoRAfED wAINTT BED
ROOM SUITES, WITH MIRROR FRONT Ar
MoIbES TO MATCH COST sT@ EACH. TiNf
BoARD, LEATHER-covEREp pINiNa
FURNITURE. SUCH AS BUREAUS, WARD
ROBES, BFDsrEADS, sTANDs. &c. sENE-
STAND. COMFORTS AND BIANkETS, CHINA
AND GdASs wARE. CONTENTS OF KlTcHEN.
the residence lately occupied by the French legation
No. liSl street northwest. oommencing at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Ne will sell 70 the highest bidder sl
the furniture Confined therein. which will be
found many pieces 20 interest thos IN search o. ene
goods.
Terms cash. LATIMER 4 SLOAN.
oc29-dts Auctioneers-
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In the ease Of Joseph Williams. convicted in
The Criminal Court and sentenced 10 three
year IA. the Albany peniteRtiary for robbery.
IN which a Suggestion ., insanity was m lie and
Justice Cox directed n inquiry. d. sodding
hxs reported. after ,.ninaiio - ne man
, sane. aad he will L. - - ten
cnry.
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GEORGETOWN.
ONE WEEKS IMPORTS,

Entries of merchandise received at the
Georgetown custom house for the week ending
October 30, 1892:
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NEsLkcr 81 the hair often DESTROYS lis vitality
end natGrai hue ald Il 10 fail oct Before u
b too lsis Apply Halls Hair Remover, sure
uunDody.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS DOWNING son. Aucts.. Gla St, n w.
CHANCERY SAILS AT Auction.

skI EAST @Si pRd Us Plf ~
pocIoR JOHN It R6pERRirts. ffRoXhfiISGeN dS {
IrGHTa STREETS Soft sssrhNTh AND
3hSs square feet Of ground n on. p.rc., and
1905 scuere feet in tie other.
Of he I
lss, in the Gaze q Roberts et al. Roberts al
PUBIC suction me s shs5 p par
ss aa.s ana sss h8grs mentioned 9eow ,he real
ton, II the District OF Coiuhibis paltinu,sriy de-
soFf II sfs fRsr TO Yss
F0IRoCLOCk in the afternoon the suSlot lettered
an.ns a92.'4 nG aqS IA. sset ! '
sItsnn Saet that width snd ssns
fourths feet TO it's rear line Thi. ground bouni~d
another alley twenty feet wide leading to aid ,GH
street and Is imProyed BY three twost9ry frame dwell
7G fM rHd Sc IF sfs ra f sireit
Is, rs i and Is portion Of 10 all Of 20 and por-
Sn o. 2r II SQUARE n;ns HUNDRED and four @ the
lot Is thence north with said line one hundred sad
thence east. by aud with the south line Of said q
south with said last mentioned line eighty feet
south eleven feet to the rear line Of said LOT 10
WIS, with the line thereof and the north ne 81
H. to Inc Inc q sea s
line Of sSld lot 10. twenty feet 70 the south
Of said last mentioned lot. and thence west by and
with the latter line eihtyse feet three inches
as. ise G me fh ss6a
dence being substantial brick dwelling w stories
mansard roof and basement numbered Is on Co.
street. and by brick stable adjacent thereto border
ing said alle..
If the property is not all sold on the day named
above the sales will be continued the 20 flowing
DAYS until The whole is disposed Of. unless 9th
POSTPONED for cause
Terms of sale Onethird Of tho purchase money to
be paid in cash the day Of sale within DAYS
thereafter the residuein equal at and
TWO years from the respective days OF sale bear
interest therefrom and until paid at the of per
centrum per annum, payable semi annually. the de-
Of the purchasers. may deem best the title be
retained until the whole of the purchase money and
interest be fully paid, am authorized the
hrnaton of the sale as hereinafter provided convey
the property to the purchasers and their heirs or
assigns upon condition that they contempt
raneously execute and deliver to me a
deed Of trust, in the ordinary and usual form,
on the property purchased to the payment OF
the deferred purchase money and the notes bonds
representing the same, the purchasers may at their
OF any Of their option pay all cash. II any purcha
from the several dates OF the sale the right
70 readvertse and resell the property respect OF
which default IS made at the risk and Of fault
ing purchaser All onveyanc!ng and recording al
purchasers cost. Deposits required when bids are
accepted, follows: 500 the property square
e03 and 900 that in square 904 IT, respectively
sold a whole If sold il parcels 600 on each par
eel JAMES S. EDWARDS. 500 9Th 81. n W.
oclS-eodSds Trustee.
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Base Ball Possibilities for 1893.
That the bunt will be abolished.
That Glassc9ck may play with Chicago.
That there will be more rubber in the ball.
That Mike Kelly may captain the st. Louis
Browns.
That Chris Won der Abe may take team to
GERMANY
That the Wagners may sell out the Washing
ton club.
That Mike Kelly may desert the diamond for
the stage.
That Ted Larkin may guard first base for the
Phillies
That Ted Sullivan may again become league
manager.
That honest John Kelly may become an
umpire again.
That Adrian Constantine Arson may manage
New York
That Sam Thompson may retire from the dia-
mond.
That Rogers and Reach may sell out the Phil
adelphia club.
That Catcher Mack may be transferred from
Pittsburg to Washington.
That Brouthers and Johnny Ward may be-
come Giants
That there may be an international series for
the worlds championship,
That Billy Barnie may resume his old position
as manager Of the Baltimore club.
That Walter Spalding may retire from the
New York directory.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers. 1907 q St.
TRUSTEES SALE or NINE FRAME HOUSES
SITUATE on HALE STREpT RTTwErN \

rRrrSrErs, c,rr or I,>-r r,,,,,p ,,o,-,r,
m fTrT2r '1NH1H ~ SIHE EhAM Az nOl >fS
An GTeTr n n ETr- T tI NJ DEL WEN NJ
p,n ,;r,,,a - - .. 80 ~ -. =,
,soo ~ ~ am .'. ot rus, nstsi une
sen ona s tS ,a I ,n ~. iDs, ioo 10 et
81 ON. OF le bis1rlct OF 'olnfii-
,, 5li a. tae r,9ses, 81 the party secured thereby
@ " NY IN ~ N PIE Misses
%. ar Form ,C J o11N pt NJ M IT, a hA
~ ~ = N. ti.e to.ioWlhE gescrted
D-t,i ~. IA me Ds'rct aioresa,a 10 VII
Nyleln. =, ioEs ~ ~ ana y IN square No % Lots
a. nG u trcnt 81 5sleet earn ana lot - -
-. ~ 49,, 81 y ,S Tween VI and streets
Ths Mana cp,ir, VI ,i e ',nte 20 Noland court.
room r Irsi &c oSsilnEs. now nearing complexion
, t i,a css., .&iai,e on or before one
anu anu W. .ears Will ana sec urea oy deed OF
.rusI on ths lroIs,ry or All cash Conyeyancng and
re a. cost, s2oo VIII be reduired
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II
EXECUTORS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY: No lilo G STREET NORTH
On THURSDAY NOVEMBER THIRD. 1892 AZ
FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. will sell in front OF the
premises parts Of lots and g. in square No. 500 be-
ginning on street at the northeast corner Of said lot
and running thence south 12S feet inches to the
north line of lot s. and thence said line OF
said lot loo feet 70 Eth st. thence north with
east line of 18th ST. feet lds inches thence east ri
feet thence north 100 feet line OF q st. and
east with said line Of said 2 feet TO the
point of beginning
Also lot No. 20. in square No. 236 having front
age Of 19h feet on ST. between 18th and l4th Sta n
W., by depth Of 145 feet to 3o-foot alley.
Terms: One-thtrd cash. balance In one, two and
three years with interest payable semi annually
cured by deed OF trust on the property. 20
be named by present ownerA or all cash. ct the
option Of the purchaser deposit OF $500 on a
street property and 100 street properly required
=. the time Of sas AZ oonveyancne and record ny
with within ten l0 days from day Of sale the shove
described properties will be resold st the risk and cost
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
And
FRANCIS d. SHOEMAKER,
oc29dkds Executors and TrustseaL