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The morning call., 1892-08-26
RACING EVENTS.
Contests at Monmouth Park Run in the
Mud.

Contests at Monmouth Park Run in the
Mud.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 25.-To-day was
the last day OF the racing meeting and a
heavy downpour of rain made the track a
canal of mud and water In the last race.
halfway down the track, July knocked
against the fence, breaking her neck and
dying instantly. The summaries were as
follows:
Six furlongs, Pessara won, Correction
second, Stalactite third. Time. 1:14h.
Carteret handicap. six furlongs, Moyne
gelding won, Lustre second, Ajax third.
Time, 1:14h.
One mile. Picknicker won. Haywln sec
ond, Russell third. Time, "A.
Jersey handicap, one and quarter miles,
Plckpocket and Mars ran dead heat, Loco
hatcheo third. Time. 2;11A
Five fur'ongs. Minnehaha won. Marcellus
second, Ysrrow third. Time. :03A.
Seven furlongs, Schuylkill won, Simrock
second. Time. 1924.
at Independence.
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Aug. 25 - The
track was fair and the summaries are:
The :21 tr0t, unfinished from Tuesday,
Matte III Won, Greenleaf second, Myrtle r
third, So Long fourth. Best time. 2:17A,
nine heats.
The 2:25 trot for $1,000, Kentucky Union
won. Jessie McCorkle second. Direction
third, Sabna fourth. Best time, 2:19b.
Progressive stakes for foals of 1896, purse
valued at SS140, Siecan took both heats
easily, Margrave second. Elloree third,
Miner fourth. Best time, 2 :28h.
At Columbus.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 25-The attend.
ance at the races to-day was 1900. The
track was fast Hal Pointer and Direct
were the chief attractions. Direct had sore
teet and was in no form, while Pointer
broke badly and could not be handled. The
norses will bs given another chance for the
10000 purse tomorrow. The summary to-
day was ss follows:
rree-for-all pace, Major Wonder won in
three straight heats, Telegram second, El
Monarch third. Best time. 2:II
Ihe Z:39 trot, Jim Wilkes won in three
sLIaIghs meats, Allen Roy second, Bow Bells
thlrd, Marvel fourth. Best time, 2:2lA.
Inc Z:50 trot. Linda won, CurIe second
Lady Trego third. Adelaide fourth. Best
time, 2:41, Sss
The special pace for $1,000. Hal Pointer
TOOK the hrst two heats and Direct the la
two. Time by heats, 2:11H, 210 2:i5. 2:20.
Winnings at Monmouth Park
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-At the summsr
meeting of the Monmouth Park Association.
which closed to-day. the gross winning of
Marcus DAILY were nearly S2SOoO Il r
Keene trife over s44O0, Foxhall Keene a
trifie ever $1,000. The Ehret stable won
5000. W."
The morning call., 1892-08-26
Winniugs at Konmontb Park

New YORK, Aug 25-At the summer
meeting of the Monmouth Park Association.
which closed to-day. the gross winning of
Marcus Daily were nearly S2S.OOO, j. r.
heene trlhe over S4400. Foxhall Keene a
trifie ever $1,000. The Ehret stable won
5000. W."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

A few DAYS later than the proposed adjourn
meat OF Congress. will come the opening Of the
new parliament in Great Britain. Congress
lasts two Wears and has two sessions o; unequal
length. Parliament lasts not longer than seven
years and takes recesses rather than sessions.
Congress chooses its Speaker for partisan rea-
SONS. parliament for other reasons. Con-
gress il led by committees. parliament
by the government or what we would term
the administration. although the latter has
few committees. When new parliament as
sembles. If it be adverse TO the last government,
the government either resigns in advance. in
which case the queen summons the leader of
the opposition: or il awaits a vote on a formal
division in the house Of commons and goes out
when j. Is Outvoted. which must occur in a
few days unless the opposition is made up
of elements which do not coalesce.
The talk about the queens calling on the Duke
Of Devonshire TO form a coalition ministry to
the exclusion Of Mr.. Gladstone is not worth
moments consideration. In the face Of the
popular verdict no sovereign could now afford
to do such a thing, although there have been
precedents for il in modern times Early in
August the new parliament will meet, and in
about two weeks the question will be settled
who will lead. Then there will be a recess and
new special elections viii be held for the MEM
bers of the new government Heretofore the
custom has been TO make these elections mere
formalities, the members being practically IN
opposed; but il seems TO be the determination
OF the tory-union party this time to contest
every seat with the utmost bitterness. In view
Of his harlow majority in Midlothian Mr.. Glad
stone may be. on the second round, beaten and
compelled TO accept reelection in vacancy
created for him by the resignation in secure
liberal district Of some personal admirer. The
probabilities are that the pressing home rule
bill at early day would result either in q
square defeat. or in the acceptance By the
McCarthyite nationalist Of very weak measure
Of self-sovernment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

One Of the novelties Of the bicycle parade was
the appearance Of policemen on active duty
mounted On bicycles 1t was not only an at
traetiVe but al interesting departure. 1t EN-
phssize,i the fact that the bicycle has gone be-
yOnd the domain Of mere recreation. and es-
tablishct itself valuable factor in the
practical affairs Of life. In comparatively
short timethe bicycle has risen to the dignity
OF q Eeesssity- The fact that the police force
had no difficulty in getting together bicycle
squad on short notice speaks exceedingly well
FOR thr ieaGiness and the athletic efficiency Of
the men in blue. and furnishes new evidence
that the municipal authorities Of Washington
are abreast with he times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

For he first time in the history of the
famous McGarrahan claim both houses Of
Congress have concurred in sending the claim
ant for remedy 0; his alleged wrongs to the
court Of pirate Land claims The Case takes
is place by the side Of the celebrated law suits
oil Mrs Hyra Clark Gaines. Should the liti-
CANT be able, as expected. to prove his title
clear to three millions. and not again meet with
delays IN gathering them in. the McGarrahau
claim viii cease ~ trouble the congressional
eonscieIsee or burden the Congressional Record
IL Is understood. however that McGarrahan
viii have To divide the proceeds of hi. award.
Whatever it may be, among many people
that his personal share will not be likely to
run up into the millions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

Every citizen Of Washington has q personal
interest in the preparations for the coming ma
tional eneampment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. Congress has generously permitted
the people o; the District to expend $50, 900
from the money contributed by t'lem in taxes.
provided they srs. raise $50, 900 by voluntary
subscriptions. One effect Of this IL that all the
credit and honor for the successful manage
meht and entertainment of the great encamp-
r,ent will GONE 70 the people Of Washington.
The occasion ia one that will test thc peoples
hospitality 20 the utmost The demand will be
greater than any city in the country has ever
had TO meet any occasion. Every business
man aad every citizen shOald DO all in his power
60 MD the citizens executive committee. Il
should be said 10 the credit OF the city. TINT
the people already have exceeded in subscrip-
tons what has been done In this way in other
cities fo- the entertainment Of such gatherings,
but it must not be forgotten that the
encampments held in other cities have been
comparatively small affairs compared with that
20 be held here in September The citizens
executive committee need for the bare ex-
renses OF providing fer the reception and COM
fort Of the hundred thousand veterans and the
hundreds of thousands of others coming. at the
lowest estimate $50 900. Congress by reduc-
ing the appropriation asked TO 500. 900 makes it
absolutely necessary to raise SEQ, 600 by popu
Lar subscription. Of which amount about $40 900
has been subscribed. 1t Il desirable to raise
more thhn $50. coo If possible. In accordance
with plan adopted by the citizens committee
a thorough canvass OF the city viii be made at
once. and it hoped every citizen called
upon viii respond with large a contribution
as he feeIz able 70 make. There may be many
whom canyassers viii hot reach. To give all an
opportunity Of subscri q and sharing i'll the
credit Of the success which will undoubtedly
follow if citizens take hold of the matter
earnestly. The STAR will receive and acknowl-
edge subscriptions to the encampment fund in
amounts of one dollar and upward. Ia this
matter promptness is important, as the time
for pref aTtiOn IS short. Those who respond
quickly will give to their contributions a value
beyond the actual amount subscribed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

A few policemen on bicycles might be valu-
able permanent additions to the present serv-
ice. There is a good deal more chance for an
officer on bicycle TO reach the scene of difi.-
Guilty before his possibility for usefulness is
past, than there is for one who travels on foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

This socially and physically erupting old
earth u eclipsing the record. What with Etna
In outflow and the disappearance Of populous
EAst Indian Islands the internal fires seem to be
keeping tune To the social discon tents Of the
times The consolation Is that after u storm
there u n calm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

When the President reviewed the bicyc!ers
he met face to face large representation of
Young America" for whose benefit laws are
now being made, and whose advancement and
welfare - the main object of some Of the coun-
try most eminent minds. They are typical of
those who will one day take the places of men
now eminent Il was a mutual honor Of no
small proportions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19
tCOTnsr isth q. ana Fd. aud
lO0l SOUVENIRS Or W.sHrSorox.


JEwIERy-silverwritinT Tablet. engraved with IN.
word Washington only sl. ~. e. and ~ a. each.
Also Silver Match Boxes Bon Bon Boxes. &c. Cola
Rings Pins. Bracelets and other pocket Souvenirs
SUPs-souyenir Ours and sauc.r. from l.c TO al.
From SOC M the Hand-pAinted Gems Of the oels-
brated Limoges OF Paris.
tCornN Isfh 81. and "a aueD
LEATHER sets. comprising Pocket Book ana
Card Case. IN neat box. &c for Real leather Set
ornamenied with oHidzed eur de lis $40 for Iaa.her
Set with corners Of hlaree silver Ell for Real Nor
rocco Sets in all co!os with knots stamped there
on. $3.50 TO e. for sets with sterling silver Trim
mings.
Corner I2h st. aud Pa areD
IlASDERcHiEFs. The early autumn importa-
tons having arrived are enabled 10 offer the
latest novelties in Bow Knot Designs also ,he n~w
scalloped and Embroidered Handkerchief Prices 49,
lsc pc. Bic. 10. 6Sc. and 81 each. Tires OF the
1sc handkerchief box for o three Of the BIC Han
kerchiefs in box for ell four OF the l3a Handkerceis
In box for so.
Corner is,L 81. and Pa dueD
~ EcKwEAR-india SIX Dress Fronts. with rufne..
have been secured to sell nj each. though made u
retail at e. 30 and up. Vita navy grounds and white
polka dots also red. brown. black and cream.
The balance Of a manufacturer's stock Of pc Ruff
filings at only l5c. yard.
Wash SILK windsors. ground. with four de
lis and other figures in ooors l7c instead Of &c.
Imported Novelty windsors. with coat-of-srms and
other artistic designs. only :s.,c. each.
CCor. IstA ST. and Pa ausD
n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

explorer, Stanley feels that there is nothing
in British politics for him he might come over
here and let his wife take a hand in Kansan
stAte-manship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

1t does not look as Il Henry George were
taking the personal interest in Hyattsv,lle's
cir gle tax experiment that all the conditions
would justify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19
Nrsr-Pockrr Souvenirs
B,orc1rsrs AND THrrn FnrsDs
lcnrner MI q. and 20. arsD

tcorrsr lsth o. s.d Pa arsp
SpooSs- p.lais Royals cash ensa"~'s enables
mics. Cor Sterling silver sc--~ar spoons shs' mare
,xeler., prices .-r- ~.'rsVAsHnf.
q, 40 for ,---s size spoon With the CAPITOL etched
sl.So'ot small sia, spoon with o.rsto,. MOuum~s,
and soldiers Home fAitls,lly ep,c,.d a. for l.xe
size.
81 es for small sise Spoon with h.ad. representing
Uncle Sam dressed starr and stpss costume: % %
for lArse size.
81 - for small size Spoon with Washington etched
IN bowl.
sl os for the Love Spoon heart hap. bow, and th,
word amour forming handle
TWO tees han huASred and ,l-es d.r-erf
kt'ds q sosren'r Spoons. al warranted Startling
silver and STAMPED. See display IN esndou " No.
ffIs IA arr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

The Pennsylvania labor tumuls is proving an
expensive Injury both to Pennsylvanis and
Nj. Carnegie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

There WA no need of presenting the
visiting wheelmen with the freedom Of the city.
II came naturally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

No other hcuss D0Es--EvER DID
or EVER wII.Ls-eell such STEALING
QUALITIES at such Low PRICES ss
WE QUOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

There Is no such thing a. half holiday with
the bicycle boys. 1t Is full measure every
tins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

K@SSe eose ct O'Clock every evening, and Il
~ iPsa On saturdays, until sepsenber /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19
FLASAaASs, JnwELnr EsrAsr1sHxnsr
CLOCKS WILL BE SPECIAL TOMORROW.
hal Seventh street northwest n.Lv
MARKLEToN sANITARIUM.
W MAh MxS5fiIssSS s EgFr SO SSunty; E,

Open Al Re ye.r. Under control q 81. N. B.
and Mrs Gsplt both Of large eIpsrisncs asssted By
stiliful physicians Aprointments q most approved
bot and cold. sals Tmfisa Komsn. sta. electro
theEpal. electro chsmcal and needle baths. e 10
e. sSppiisa Win PuI, nouassn ysssr auiss rsss-
En;sn connscss Sith Pincigsi cses md thetr r3osd
towni ea.t. and COpnsllsyiIe nd Eladdock west
Terms reasonable. Special ratoB to Minister'S mia
sss ss; :ass &',s, S. aAf iai
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''O1yecn" ~ II
Oxygen" i HE EMINENT
Oxygen"
Oxygen" ~ @
Oxygen" JR- SANCHE,S
''Oxygen."
'OxyReu." II
Oxygen" LLECTROPOfSE
Y vi ! y"
W Il coS I 90 4 7
CAN ONLY BE
OBTAINED or
Miss LULA LEHMAN,
931 + Sr. NV.

IS The only authorized agent for
WoshfN1ton.
For thirty i've years the eminent DR..
sanche hiss iabored to perfect the Elsc-
tropoise "Victory"-thst grestsst Of all
curative agents-which has effected
conPaote eurSs in many cases constd-
cred absolutely inc-rrable by physf.
clans. Oxygen" has been aptly named
Vital Air or Lve. and the secret Of the
wonderful success Of the Electropoise
Victory" Is supplying the body with
this oxygen, or rftal afr, or lte BY ab-
sorptton through the capillsrfes.
In the Electropoise VICTORY" a.
Mrs. Evans ssys in her testimonial.
You hdvs yoxr doctor rsfh you oil
the time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

WOODWARD I LorRRop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-19

" AohkNulON ~. u,
August 1, 1890.
Mr. JOHN y. WEBB:
I have used the Electro
pois- Is u remedy for con-
slant heavy colds and ma
LARA. The effects have
been al! that ! could de-
sire. You could have no
better advertisement than
my picture before and
after tAkinx. ;" The instru-
ment hiss my hearty rec
omnendation.
io1rs truly,
DIR. @. W. EGLESTON,
COO II street n. W.
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JOHNSON & LUrrsE1n
jy19 rs Market spscA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-05
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs,
~ 9TH AND ID SITS. n W

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
SEVENTEEN III STREET NEAR RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE, IMPROVED BY FRANZ
HOUSE. No. 1919 SEVENTEENTH STREET
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Count of the District of Columbia. rendered llth
June. 1892. in equity No. l.iii wherein Rem
1ainin l. Wheeler ct al are complainants and Cor
trustees will sell at public auction. In front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY Of
OCTOBER. 4. y. 1892. ut FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ
70 the highest bidder. lot tirtyfour CAD of William
Redin's Subdivision. in square hundred ami
eiyhty-two tlS9 as said subdiyis is recorded in
subdivision book w. r. page 20 in the Office Of the
surveyor OF the District of Columbis. together with
The terms of sale as prescribed by the said decree
are as follows: Onetird OF the purchase money TO be
paid IN cash and the balan in two la
payable respectively in spd two wears after date
with interest. until paid. at per cent per annum
payable sernl-annually, said deferred payments 10 be
represented by the promssory notes of purchaser
secured by deed of trust she property herein men.
cash. at the option Of the purchaser Terms Of sale to
bc conp.t led with in ten days from day of sale de-
post Of will be required from the purchaser al
the time Of sale: All coaveyancng and recording at
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
THOMAS P. WOODWARD, Trustee ave
The creditors of Samuel Bond. deceased. are hereby
notified to file their claims together with the vouc
es therefor, with the Jerk of the within thirty
t30) days from day of sale '
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON. Trustee
THOMAS P. WOODWARD. Trustee ave-
ee-"oWos Az La. ave. NV
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE UAHS.
nUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONERRS.
~ 9th and ID N "

hUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS.
- 9th and b sts NV
1RppST ZEE s,S SALE AZ OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IONA CIRCLE AND Q STREET NORTHWEST"
BEING PhKT LOT u, in SQUARE U.s. I'M
PROVED BY A FRAME BUILDING.
BY yirtne o. deed of trust July recorded in Liber
I4!t ioo 3uS ~ seq of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, and at the request of the holder
OF tie ncte secured thereby Will sell. pubic
0STT9 nl TEInTEENTH 4; D.. 1897, al FIVE
situate N the cty Of washinston District OF Colup
lila, &c wit: Part OF lot numbered eleven DID, in
Cotman ,ad Adams subdivision of square numbered
two hundred and seyen'y.eght C27o). the said
subdivision T. r.sorded in book W F.. folio Gp& in
said part of lot eleven " at the norheas. corner of
feet thence west nifty -four feet thence north twenty
@ scet. and thence rfty-four (,4j feet to the
pla OF beginning. together with all the Improve
inents. els:luents, rights. privileges and appus-
tenarces to the same belonging in any wise apper
tanning. ''N'
Terms Of sale: Will he sold subject 70 a deed Of
trust OF S2.Ooo TO secure building socstion (the
exact amount due thereon will be stated time of
sac, ba'ancr Of purchase money cash. deposit of
S2U required at time Of sale. Conveyancing Ec. at
pur lassr's cost Terms to lie complied with in ten
days otherwise the trustees the right to resell
at the risk and costs of detaulting pure haser pur
chasers after I'VE t1) days advertisement in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c. -
oe1-dsas B BHfi I r. h1 TRx;cy Trustees.
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CyHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE on THE NORTH SIDE OF H
STREET Eel, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH

~ sEAI ESTATE ON The MoMrH SIDE OF II
s sTkEETs B sCETHWEs FOURTH AND FIFTH
Disir1ct Of COLUMBIA pissed in equity Gauss No
and Annie Ford al DEFENDANTS the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale at public suction in front
81 .fe ETenis ;s on TH4RsPAY the OF
the city OF Washington and District Of Columbia to
wit: Parts Of lots respectively distinguished
Of, said city sixteen fl6} and seventeen
90. in square numbered ave hundred and
street north eight ~ feet vest from the DIVIDING
line between said lot numbered sixteen l6j and lot
numbered fifteen 90 in said square. ard running
less TO the eastern wall of the .wosory brick house on
said lot numbered seventeen 40 and now belonging
e !Hnn ,.nc Nea s, or formsry 9eo2Sint to John
lot Ia twenty 0) foot alley thence east with said
al ey thirty {30 feet. less and thence south
three story brick hoise be!onving to Thomas l. Moves
or forinerly belonging to Thomas L. Noyes. to the
place OF beginning said street north. being the
Trick Lonsss said ground bein, improved by two
fhree,story orrk houses numbered respectively 465
ana a6I street northwcs St in said city.
ca and the bee in o eq ap a
an two years from the day Of SALE the deferred pay
annum from the day Of sale until paid payable semi
annually and 10 he secured by notes and deed or
aesds OF trs, Of the or purchasers the
chaser. Adeposit Of SEQ will be required on each
piece Of real estate sold the time OF sale II the
purchaser OF purchasers fail to comply with the terms
Of sale within twenty DAYS from the day Of sale the
trustees reserve the right resell at his or their risk
and cost All conveyancing and ling the cost
HENRY r. FORD trustees
WALTER WILLIAMS e.. "a au stt ss ="
se.S,d&ds
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A VALUABLE rwo-sToRy s,x.nooM ppres
BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH ALL MODEM IN.
k a6SSHTEHhEkSSrrs S a}icfSsgnsx AckER STREET
r0 On ysnATURDAY. QcToBER EIGHTH. lso2, ..
ssll sue lot l36 In square t6i Improved by = two
story room pees brick sssidsncs. with III modern
sosSi :i Sss So :s g 2
AGO dsposit rsqn,red 8 The tips q ssis. Issms
ssaSSss LxIiIss szoAx. Ausa,,,s.r.
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T ATlMER SLOAN. AuctiOneers. I4O7 St..
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERTY SITUATE On FOURTEENTH STREET

ERTY SITUATE on FOURTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN B AND STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue of certain deed of trust dated the 10th
daS g Anil A. D. 1892. and duly recorded in Lber
40 l01 At folio 2 ct SEQ. one of the land records
party secured thereby. We will sell e puh auction
IN front 81 the premises, on FRIDAY. OCTOBER
SEVENTH. 1897, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the follow
M real estate situate in the city IF NASH
lngton D. c. 10 wit All Of original lot and part OF
ori1na lot3; beginning at the northwest corner Of
lot AMI running thence east 200 feet; thence south
tOfeet inches thence west 100 Feet: thence north
~ teet t.ence west 100 feet thence north "a fe-t
inches 20 the beginning In square 10e together with
ing.
years with interest AMI secured by deed of trust IN
the roterty Or all cash. All conveyancing and re-
rording 1t purchasers cos. Terms to be complied
with ia fifteen days from day Of sale. the property
may be rcsod at purchasers risk and cost deposit
Of Zoo will be required at time of sale.
5SoS. n PIN HhfhNAbakRsoS., Trustees.
se34 -dSls LATIMER 4 SLOAN aucts
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HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED |
BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE or |
SIATEENTH STREET BETWEEN II ANp u

IN ANSEh1 PALE Of A UNIMPROVED
BUILDING LoT ON THE WEST SIDE 0F
SIXTEENTH sTREET BETWEEN n AND \
STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON b. G.
BY y,ftIe 81 decree Of the supreme Court q the
telnber 1892. in the equity OF Alexander Nor
re. Guardian. vs.; Morris =: Smith ct al, No. 135s3
equity docket B. shall sell at public aucfion in
frGpt Of the Erspisss, on TUESDAY he ELEyENTH
O'CLOCK M. Tn the highest bidder, all Of lot num-
bered sixty l6O in William Redins trustee subdi vi
sion OF part Of square numbered one hundred AMI
eightytwo QS2l Is Per plat recorded in liber W y.
Columbia. W
Terms Of sale: One third cash. one-third in one
year and in two from dag Of sale sad
deferred payments to be repressnted BY the proms
bsarinx interest. payable semi-annuaiiy from dste
pad 2. the rate OF per cent per annum and 10
ne purchase money in cash .. purcnaser's option.
day Of sale OF resale be made at risf and Of
aeInairns purchaser Deposit OF eco at sale All
Property sold clsar Of all taxes to June 40 Is
JESSE =: WILSON,
"a d st. n "
JOHN RIDOtJT, ! TrusteeA
ee-Sb-uGd9 ~ ID n ~