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fAfsSNTnToRs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
S%EaesRN9iSS a2%NS AND IN THE COUNTY on
Under authority given by the last viii and tesla
rn6ie anciioa in ron, % sS i've shall sell :,
the days and al the hours hereinafter menSsonea ne
on ,Ekipsi. sss TIssT DAY Of July. lsas,
az .ro,,rS pSLock IN all that certain rancs
imeia dis;inynishc the southern Is Zee; from, on
oot alley Il , ss iS s ss' Y aas,ns S e
elaAre o. improved by three-story hrick
immediately thereaf err the 10 fee, front nv 40 fe,
.Soye described psre on the nsrtS. inTToTS by s1s
ieareesi9ry hrics huildins known as premises Nos
No OF TAE SANE AFTERNOON at roRrY-rrvE
parcel Of roSind .s,n.,.f ~ IL all that certain
snea as part OF lot IS IN Peter, beatty Threlkeld
line Of Pospec avenue and ran,ns Ss Vim rs mn
width 90 fee, the west line Fsyette ath street.
Dwelling IS PREMISES So s frosSs s srek
of M so,sry thsreaitsr the following dsstd psrt
ltGh) St 90 feet north Of north line 81 Prospect ave
With shs fhee asFs6 sss rR ind eys9n back
Immediately thereafter the 20 feet front hy ~ fee,
parcel on the north io' Ao'iis 'he above described
Imsiaiely thereafter the 20 fee, front by 90 fee,
scs1oed parcel on the north
O'CLOCK all that certain parcel 81 srard si,us,aa
N SAID 3eorge;own. distinguished the north ~
q i. = in Beatty GsSfns' ssne sa saaioa
dwelling known as prernises No. isl4 34th Il
On SATURDAY. July SECOND. lsssl az HALF.
PAST SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain parcel o.
land situated in the county Washington ami n-tfc,
AFORESAID. northwest Of Gersetown aboat 100 ysrl-
north OF the Conduit road. ON the side ~ the
county road leading from the Conduit road 20 the
Longhboroug rosd. and about three-Quarters of a
mile above DRIVERS Rest, containing about one
acre, and described as follows:
Beginning for the same at the end Of line drawn
n ~ deg. e. from stone standing private road
leading from county road 81 feet. and running
tbence with said line reversed g. deg. q r. 10
said stone thence and and ". Il = e. in line with
another stone ON ssid road which stone Is the
county road with the above mentioned read thence
- deg 2. Do Il. thence northwardly and at right
enries with the last mentioned line LAB r. thence In
sTalxht line TO the place Of BEGINNING heinz part
tnh land conveyed to Catherine Hciss, by Richard r.
and Mary :. Jackson. as per s-ed dated November .
1874 and recorded in Iiber al. folio - the
isnd records Of the District Of Columbia. together
with the improvements. &c"
Terms: One-third cash. residue in two equal pay
nents at one and two years respectively, FER cent
interest. pay senAi-annusly secured 10y the u
All cash. at option of purchaser. 500 deposit re
On each Of the nnniproved parcels M conyeyancins
&c. AZ purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied witt
IN niteen days or the property will be resold at de
fanifins purchasers' cost and risk.
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
JOHN Is. THOMAS. ftecutors.
3e23-dkds 3ll4 ST. nw1
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Adjutant General Kelton's Retirement.
The following general order to the army was
issued today:
By direction Of the President the retirement
from active service on this date, by operation Of
law, Of Brigadier General John G. Kelton, adj
jutant general Of the army, under the provis-
ions Of the act Of June 80, 1882, is announced.
The Secretary of War cannot let this occa-
sion pass without calling the attention of the
army to the valuable and distinguished services
rendered by Gen. Kelton, covering period Of
more than forty years. in all of which his efforts
have been used for a high and rising standard
Of personal and professional excellence ind
ambition in the army. His influence and
efforts toward establishing in the army what
was once explicitly mentioned in the army
regulations. "a gradual and universal subordi-
nation or authority, which, without loss Of
force. shall be even, mild and paternaI, and
which. founded in justice and frmness. shall
maintain all subordinates in the strictest OBJ
servance of duty" are worthy of high praise;
his rigilant care Of the true interests Of the
soldier, his professional and personal advance
ment and the happiness Of his daily life in the
service have never relaxed.
The Secretary OF War joins with the army in
expressing the wish that Gen. KeltOn may feel
sure in his retirement that his earnest and wise
efforts for the welfare Of tie service are bear
ing good fruit. s. B. ELKINs,
Secretary of War.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY FRANZ
DWELLING AND LOT. o0YS5 FEET IL

by virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 30
1889, and recorded in Hber No. 145i, foifo i0o ei
seq, one OF the land records for the District OF
Columbia and Of the written request Of party
premises on FRIDAY. JULY FIRST. 1892 AT HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK M the following real es-
tate m the city of Washington in said District
Lot No p o: VIM. b. Todd's recorded subdivision OF
lots and y, In square No. .0.s with the improve
ments. frame house No. 1872 b street northeast,
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, Of which 800 must
be paid at time Of sale balance one and two years
with interest at per cent annum. payable semi
annually; 10 he secured by purchasers notes and a
deed OF trust on property sold to the satisfaction
trustees or all cash at option Of purchaser Convey
sncing and recording at purchasers cost Terms ~
sale 70 be complied with in ten days from day Of sale
else trustees reserve right to resell at risk and
purchaser In default.
VIM. +. HOFFMAN
AfLETT i. HOFFMAN, Trustees
te20-its 1901 Est NV
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ONLY TEN MINUTES.

The House Had No Quorum and Adjourned
After Brief Session.
The third party was in full force in the House
this morning and voted solidly against q motion
made by Mr.. McMillin (Tenn.) that when the
House adjourn today it be to meet on Monday
next. When the vote showed q majority for
the motion Mr.. Watson (Ga.) raised the point
Of no quorum.
Mr.. McMillin then asked unanimous consent
that recess be taken until o'clock this even
ing, but Mr.. Klgore CTex.) Directing, the
House adjourned until tomorrow.
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Christian Kaiser is the name given BY a man
who vas before the Police Court today charged
with vagrancy. Sleeping in vacant houses at
night and begging during the day were the
specific charges against him.
He begged a dime from Policeman Cook for
car fare and then rushed the GROWER instead
OF paving il into the Golfer of a street car com
psny. HIS arrest followed, and he will have to
spend q mon h on the farm
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THE BATHING BEACH.
A Delegation Cslls ON the Commissioner
and Asks That 1t Be Opened.

Delegation Calls on the Commissioners
and Asks That 1t Be Opened.
This afternoon q delegation composed of
Messrs. Speiden, Dittmore, Pegas, Julihn,
Atkins and Mather called upon the Com
missioners to urge them to take the re
striction of the bathing beach and throw il
open to the public. tA
1t will be remembered that after the sad
drowning of a young man last summer the
beach was closed and policeman has been sta
toned there to prevent any one from bathing.
NJ. VIM. L. Speiden was the spokesman for
the delegation. He said the closing Of the
beach was a deprivation to the citizens of WASH
ington. In his opinion the beach was
the safest plnce the river for swim
mers, and IL seemed folly to keep It
from being used when there were SO many
dangerous places on each side over which
the Commissioners exercise no authority what
ever, and II q person was properly clad they
could swim anywhere along the river front.
The drowning OF young man yesterday, he
said, would possibly not have occurred il the
beach had been opened. r .t
Commissioner Douglass explained that the
Commissioners closed the beach last year be-
cause they deemed it unsafe. All of them were
in favor Of a bathing beach and hoped Congress
would appropriate sufficient money to open it
permanently. They did not like to take
the responsibility Of opening it
if there was the slightest danger.
Capt. Rossen suggested that 1t might be
well to issue permits, and In that way the
matter might be regulated. Mr.. W. X. Stevens.
who has taken such an active interest in the
beach. will have a talk with the Commissioners
tomorrow as to the best course to be pursued.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l407 G street,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND STREET FAST

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia rendered on May "a 1872 In
equity cause No 1888 the dockets Of said court
wherein Katherine Reidy is complainant and William
keonrh and others defendants the undersiened
trustees appointed in and by said decree will sell al
pubic auction in front of the premises on wRDNFS
DAY. JUNE TwENTY-NINTH, 1892. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, to the highest bidder, ali that piere
or parcel of land SITUATED in the city Of WASHINGTON
District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED on the public
Plat or plan Of the said city of Washington part
lot numbered twenty-ei~ht Ces) in square numbered
seven hundred and twenty-fy C25). beginning for
the same the line Of I'd street east point dis
tant south from the northeast corner of said lot
eighteen (Is feet six 90 inches running thence
to the rear line of said lot hundred and fifteen
feet. thence south eighteen ls) feet six 10 inches
thence east one hundred and fifteen l5) feet thence
north to TO the lie of ID st. eighteen s feet six
90 inches 10 the Of beginning together with all
and sineulsrly the buildings. rights, rivileees and
appurtenances TO the same belonging.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree are
one-third cash. onethir in and one third in
two years after sale with interest the deferred
ments TO be secured by good and sufficient MORTGAGE
upon the premises herein described all cash. the
option OF the purchaser. deposit of OO will be
CURED from the purchaser the time of sale All
conveyancin and recording at the of the pur-
Chaser II terms Of sale not complied with within
Ten days from day of sale the will the
eht 70 resell the property at the risk and Of the
defaulting purchaser.
-F CHAS. A. ELLIOT.l
"a ST. NV, r-,-.
EDWIN FORREST. 1rus'eea
n " |
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War A VARIETY Or Russrr

Footwear one sees on the stfees those dAys Thsros
point In their favor that commands them to almost
every one-they always look meat and never need
polishins. The handsomest styles come from WILSON
CARR. go st. n W.. and their stock 10 simply
enormous. The ladies obtain any fancied color IN
Goat, Tan. Orange. Coffee. Wine color and - on
Their department. for misses and children
complete before Their famous q SO Shoe 70 inst
- Popular bscauss Il h such rest for tirsd
achiug feet Ths ladfes have choice between dull or
siass hnish and three different shapes Of toshroad
medium Or MARROW. This She's for d built In ssv-
eral shapes ~ a than neat and dsssy In appsaxancs
Have you sver worn pairf Try thsm.- js00H
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GEORGE b. B. WHITE, r
tel3d&ds JAMES 8. GUNNELL. lIusteess
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Aucts.. 6l2 E st. n. v


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND gNIMPROvED PROPERTY. 10 CLOSE
AN ESTA1E AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, JUNE TwENTY-FOURTH. 1892 ut
FIVE OCL0Ck F. NJ. We will sell. in front Of the
premises. lot o. square 1885, fronting IS feet on the
east side Of 10th street between street and Rhode
Island syenue BY depth Of los feet alley inn
Groyesa by an s-room 2story end h..emsnt brick
northwest This property is desirable q home an
ALSO. Al HALF.PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
SANE DAY, We Will sell in front Of the premises :
fronting feet inches the south side Of street
northwest between 18th and 18th by~a depth of 1<5
ALSO: AT FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ, SAME DAY We will sell in front Of
the premises lot square "a fronting IS feet
on the north side Of street northwest between oath
and 2oh streets by depth Of feet to foot alley
nress 3y frame dwelling known Is
each piece Of property has been reported good BY the
Real Estate Title Insurance Company
Terms: One-half cash upon such other terms a.
can be agreed upon at time of sale. deposit of 900
required at time Of sale each piece OF property
All con'eyH3nEfnfs ana TsGordng e purchasers cost
FRANcfs B. hsSHH SEMkkER. sE1cusOrs
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY,
Stocks Were Dull and Generally showed but
Little Change.

NEW YORK, June A-Stocks we're again dull
this morning, only $4,000 shares changing
hands. Burlington, Reading, New England,
Atchison, st, Paul and few others
were the stocks that showed any life
New England was exceptionally strong,
advancing 10 per cent in the
first hour. Burlington was the feature Of the
second hour. being very weak and declining IL
per cent. The remainder of the list changed
but slightly. At pm. the market was dull.
Money loaned easy at IL per cent. Ex-
change steady; posted rates, 48Sa4S9; actual
rates, 4s7a4s71 for sixty DAYS and 4ssa4ssA
for demand. Governments steady; currency
6s, 1os bid; Is, coupon, III bid; extended 2s,
100 bid.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aac,... oi2 81, rs.
cHASCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
Hi .yt Fl AID INTENDING BACK TO

nMARkET sTREET. IN GEoRaE rowN' i. G. 10
BY virtue 81 decree " the supreme Court ~ IN.
District u Columbia. passed IN equity cause NJ
ISL will offer for sale, IN front OF the prpmtsas
IN MONDAY. the TMENTN-SENENTH DAY Of
JUNE. lSr2 at fINE O'CLOCK r. N parf Of LOO
2Os, in Beatty and Hswkns addition 70 Cse1re-sown
DC. and In square lpn hec1nning for th. .atne IN
thawes' line OF s9d High street where the south
line Of said ot intersfs said street. thence north IN
said street ~ feet inches thence west and parallel
with the south tine Of said lot l3 20 Market
street, and then southery Market street ~ feet
and then easery with the line OF said LOT 10 Ia.
place Of beginning.
The property IL eligfhly situated and has the "A.
Vantage Of q front on two sfraef.
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of tho purchase money In
cash. Of which deposit Of SlOp wifi ouirNd ON
the day Of sale the balance IN equal ins,aineuts IN
SIX aud twelve months with interest," or all cash Al
the option Of the purchaser IN IN. terms 81 ale 80
not complied with In ten days the property viii he re-
sold ~ the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser
)els-dSds HUGH T. TAGGARf. Trustee.
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DUScANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES No 1.s5
TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of a decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. made the sfh day of June
ls92 In equity cause No. 1855. in which Philah DE
Neaie IS complainant and Helen Kyle ct al are de-
PENDANTS. the dersgned trustees appoin by said
decree, vii; on WEDNESDAY THE SIXTH DAY OF
JULY, 1Sf2, AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the
premises sell at public auction the real estate and
premises In said decree mentioned wit Part of
numbered twenty-six f26), in square Numbered nine
hundred and nnet yhve yAD). in the city Of Washing
ton, ID c. beginning at the northwest corner of said
lot and running south thirteen (l feet thence west
eiehty.one and sixtwelft Csl o-l2) feet. thence
north thirteen ti3 feet. thence egiIty-one and
sixtwelfths Isl 0l) feet the place Of beginning
which lot is improved by twos story frame horrse.
Terms: One third Of the purchase price is be paid
in cash. onethird thereof in one year and one third
in two years from the day Of sale the deferred
payments the purchaser will be required 70 execute
notes bearing interest from date by deed
trust upon the premises. All eonseyancine and re-
cordtng Will be at the expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS. G. COLE. Trustee.
tey3-dEds Fenlali building city
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niinois Republicans to R.t,fv.

The Illinois Republican Association viii hold
q ratification meeting tomorrow night in the
hall of the Builders Exchange. Capt VIM. n.
Meredith, chief Of the bureau Of engraving and
printing. win preside, aud speeches win DO
made by Senator Cullom and several Of the
members OF the state delegation tn the House,
The occasion win be an interesting ons.
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In the Eastern High School lists of promo
tions from second year to third year the follow.
ing names should have appeared as promoted
conditionally: H. V. Tulloch, B. C. Davis. H. C.
Grant. W. Z. Whitson, J. W. Bevans, J. Dessez
NJ. Hughes, F. 7. Livings, II. G. Fisher.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
7 ATIAtER L SLOAN, Aucts.. l4o7 @ st. nv.

Il AAAAAIn oLohN, AuctS.. l4OS " S. n ".
TRgsTEEs SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
BUILDING LOT ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE
BETWEEN Q AND r STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10th day Of
December 4, D. 1883. and Only recorded In libsr No.
Gas loiio Sc sea one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and ct the request the party
secured seen, thereby we will ssn :. pqSlic .ns.,Sn u
FOuRTH. 1882. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
x the following described real estate situate In
Let numbered nifty nine go Of George W. Hopkins
heirs recorded subdivision Of lots numbered thirty
two C thirty-three $50. thirty-four go. thirty
eight and thirty nine 5 y . thirty
subdavfston Of square numbered one hundred and
eleven Gid, fronting % feet Connecticut avenue
by an average depth of about 81 feet alley and
containing about =, lat square feet
two years. with interest able semi annually and
secured 10y deed Of trust the property ali cash
Conveyanciny and recora ding at purchasers cost.
deposit 81 SOU Will be required on day Of sale and
should the terms OF sale be complied with in ff-
teen days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser.
.,adsa, G GEW4EsE 3; p yWHITE.e Trustees.
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W1LLErr & Ruorr.
% 800 Pa. AVE. NV.
New SUMNER DREss Goops

New SUMNER DREss GooDs
SPECIAL OPENING OF WASH GOODS.
French Zephyr Ginghams.
Printed French Organdtss
Printed Batistes.
Printed Mulls
Anderson's Scotch Ginghama
Printed Irish Lawns.
BLACK GOODS
Black Silk Drapery Nets.
Black Silk Lace Flouncing.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black Cancels Hair Grenadines.
Black Silk and Wool Grenadines.
Black Bulk and Wool Nuns Yelling.
LINEN GOODS.
Linen Sheetines and Pillow Linens. all widths.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Dainask Table Linens. all grades
Oamask Table Cloths and Napkins, all sizeA
French and Scotch Huck Toweling.
Ladies' aud Gents Hemstitched handkerchief
French aud English silk Isle Hose
Fast Black Cotton Hose.
J. B. MALE,
Successor to Hooe. Bro. Co..
mh23-m. W. f3m&N 1SsS Ut. NV.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Mark A.
Deicher OF Craig county, Va, and Maggie NJ.
McGruer of Ontario, Can. John w. Cation and
Nellie B. Morrison; Michael r. Brown and
Mary L. Middleton.
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THIS EVENING,

UCTION SALE TONIGHT, 81 PA. AVE
a Over 400 lot. Of Genuine Diamonds. Gold
Rings Guns. Revolyers from New York PawnbrokerS
Association InySO-3m
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DoNr PAr L.

DoSr Pay IT,
DON'T Don't aap o. Cor ee.,n,.s. v,,,,,x
PAY Grasiy's rrice ..isxr' or n a roIIl 40 WI.
IT DOa'fpar Ssc sos for es, ri heavy S De-.
PAY Tsg Ell q q e q SSf { TSi p sds'
DON'T sS for pnrs curlsd mar Mates. "a ,,.,y
fAf price ~ 30 Don't paV O. 10 ~ for Ali
DON'T tom Grasty Tcs as ssi iSs anq SS'
PAY 1aVslo 70 COS for Baby Carriages. csrsstys
P fSf re-. 3 .s p
poSr .a se 70 p sls s. R. ss "a %
PAY e3.gs, &c, for bcst Iron-s.one lO,pieca
poSr pise q as e' ha BlnE .1S as % Sssc
PAY hne clusterleg y; Extension fsbls,
poN.r Tor Plain r. rass rS9Sa ~ .os 70 20
PAY price e. ss Dcnf paT Of T. = q "a
DoN,r Hinges, white Knob and Sookp PFC ,s sn1y
PAY Doors sia5 Ice cream fresser.. 2qt,
DoN.r ray Is 70 81 fsr cSt5Snasp Mstt I%ss
posr e az f S s Us Del Pc sns sSos .sS.
PAY DON'T Pdy 81 poundfor prime Goose f-sth-
DON'T in pillow or by pound' Bosf b,sv vos;,
fAf Iurnifure until you set our prices We
DoNr eass We ' ss an on we nd
PAY we keep dorm erDenses. Amt sound
DON'T atry. We DO not paw for shis card Ito 70
PAY create any doubt. but rather 20 enlist The
por sh a % ana sSI and sss ,s q
f. scu have ss; You s .s..4 a how
much or how little you buy. Come aud
Nj. c. GRAsrr.
Double stores Furniture. Mattings. China. &c.
l5lo-l2 9TH ST.. bet p. and Q nv. my26
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5 ATcLHFk. 6ARR { CO.. Aucaonesn

81 IEEFEf!aa fzsEaE 4FzHcFN AND
p3trs4 q Columbia. paasd On the l5th day Of June
dsEE q q rs dsasnasats. Vim eli Ibx public
VffoCkR H.. lOe ngmSsrsa eiest d. IN Sstss q
Nsshnston. Di.trist q Columbia. anptovsd 81 :
9:: g.: sAisd -: I.a.sss n oes nd Two z.....
ss sass% 80 81 49, &. ss
1880 a o200 70 b paid when The pruisfty Ssuef
- 4brms 70 b Complied With In hftsen dayn nom
49, s1Dssrr. zzon4asss Pee
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CHAS. A. ELLIOT,l
344 ID st. NV
EDWIN FORREST, ifusteesI
1-d&ds aO2 18th ST NV


nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. 9th and Sta NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on SEW.
FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR RHODE ISLAND
No. 1918 SEvENTEETH STREET.
Under and by virtue OF q decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia rendered lth June
lS2, in Equity cause No. 1864. wherein Benjamin
l. wheeler ct al; are complainants and Cornea Bond
sell AZ pablo auction I'm front Of the premises on
FRIDAY, JULY l. 1892, AT FIVE O'Clock p. M,
e the highest bidder. lot thiryfour (4l of William
Redn in square hundred and eighty
two u62) as said subdivision Is recorded in subdi-
vision book W; F.. page 20, in the Office of the
omidmes and improvements thereon.
The terms OF sale IS prescribed by the said decree
are as follows Onethird Of the purchase money
raid in cash and the balance in two
PAYABLE respectively In and two years after date
with interest. until paid at six cent per snnum
by the proissory notes OF the purchaser
secured by deed Of trust the property herein
TONED or AL Of said purchase money may be paid in
cash. at the option of the purchaser Terms Of to
be complied with In ten days from day Of SALE de-
Post OF 800 VIII be required from the purchaser
the tune Of vale. All conveyancing and recording at
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON. Truste..
THOMAS p. WOODWARD. Tras.s sse
The creditors Of Samuel Bond Diseased are hereby
notified TO hle their Claims toeether with the vouch-
e therefor. with the clerk OF the court within thirty
(30) days from day Of sale.
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
THOMAS p. WOODWARD. Trnsss ss
9el4dEds az Ia. ave. n. ".