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The evening world., 1892-01-27
The Gcn.nl NDGA.

~, .., gt..I
Mr-. de frcc>r owns to"Ict aro,m' -
ltSNcry pleasant 81 assure sou.
MI ShlNvcr--Rut here isn't any stove,
Mrs. de Frcc>c ON, II you get cold, don't
mind YOU turning The rdS up nigh.
Mr. NhlvNcr--lhankN, awluly but I'm not
put uu "Culd SturaS" Yet. Good ilsAt
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Puttipg on S:ylo.

t,"n. I'In' Ntt,ngSl
Frcnd-l,u say you are sOiug on on u
pleasure tripE
taNhly lc>. I'm Ing to canada
Friend -lOWcr ,au,idl:
easily Lower canada? Not II | know
Ia, SELF 10 looN liNc man who associates
with the lower class ol people: No, sir; am
going tn travel IN Upper canada. m high
footed from the ground up.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Mrs. ilodgson Burnett, VINO wrote "NlNoy"
for Miss Lucy Webbing. known rs tn"
prrttlcs' and mos, photographed child In
England, lost $4,000. The child played
Little Lord Fauntlcroy" 400 timc-, but
"NiNey" ran only twcnty-four afternoons,
and was condemned as wrctChcd failure.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Wnntsd-A Monopoly.

lFrum Truth.l
Ncighbor-lt Is very klud Of you TO take an
interest IN my daughter
GUtroN-Such WAS nO' my purpose.
NclghbOr-Nhat was your purpose.
GotroX-ro take her entirely.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Not Up to the Mark

TFIUWI TNIL.
'uStomer-So you have discharged that new
man" He was good shaver.
Barbcr--iCs hc hludl"d the razor with
considerable nncsc, but his shampoo ruDs
lacked technique
The evening world., 1892-01-27
What Did He Mean

IIron. h- Jstr,iIrr,' nr-kly.I
Miss Sinpcr-Mr sharpe, what makes my
diamond riuE wink 50 often;
Mr.. SharI c-SatiSIAGllun with Its success IN
deceNlus you.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Sarah j. shortly going to appear in Texas
for the FIRST time. I he Iirst cllN iii" viii play
Will be Fort worth. How the Texans VIII
rcvr In tie beauty Of" Ia Dame dr Challint," ="
and " Pauline Rlnnclnrd!' What apprccia-
lion they win GratOw ON Bcruhardt'S pure
iarIslan accent. certain managers say that
" Straight mp or" \ Hole IN the GrOund
would meet with u warmer reception than
sarah, but that ri course T. absurd.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

At the present moment the actual 81 Sic Is
simple, but the dress materials are extremely
rich and costly, also the trimmings and ac-
ccsSorics The closc-cllngins skirts still hold
their own, especially Tor young women with
good figures: n few add some ribbon stream
crs some flowers or beaded Wristbands with
falling fringe Of the same on the hips. They
are still made with the crosSway seam AT the
back, and thus form the few plaits altered
close together at the top; the skirt wdcnS In
descending into the fan-likc form. nbaSQucs
are worn they are attached to the corSage,
but round waists are also much In vogue,
and IN this case the skirt Is sewn on TO a
slightly pointed satin ribbon or rich gallon,
and this Is worn over the bodice. The skirts
are generally lined and rarely made over a
foundation. Trimmings are placed round the
lower part OF the skirts, and consist OF deep
embroidery or rows OF gallons, Of Lands of
feat hers or good fur. But QuillcS and ;abirrS
are also to be seen made II rich hgOchc or
satin covered With beads, either metal or
glass. and OF all cnlOrs. Plain Close-ttI!ng
bodiccS are out OF date for the present: they
all are either with guimpcS or plaits or folds,
dDublc-breastcd, fastening at the side or IN
front, or goodness knows where.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
With Sup erlatives.

To N 40 -TT-
Manage your husband with true love, I'M
waNcrihS trust, unSwcrvlne tdclity ana inI-
pliCtt confidence: You viii then have the
nublCst husband among mankind. T.. j.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Brought shipwrecked Crew to

The steamer Johannes Brun, from Nassau,
"ll.E arrived her" to-day, had as passengers
the mate and seven men Of tn" swedish bark
linda. which was wrcchcd near luagua wnIlr
ON voyage IRON Font Liberty, nayti, Tor
uINrC with a cargo ~ lOgwuud
The evening world., 1892-01-27
SineWs of War.
Uncle Sam.

For the third time within three
months we send this week sup
ply OF h.-O. 10 the Executive
Mansion, Washington.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The casino people feel legitimate prid"
when they look al the stars they have made
tn IT. successful graduates who are NOW
working IN this city Ih"y see Lillian Rus
sell, at the head Of " La CigLlr; :" lran'ls
VIII son, the attraction OI "'Ih" Lion Tanner -
Fanny Rice. the star OF u " \ Jolly SURPRISE
and Jimmy Powers, the owner or "A straight
Ilp'
The evening world., 1892-01-27
sure Method.

llT1m he tPocL.l
~ wish George could tc cured OF his In
iatuatiOn FOR Emma"
=" Let him marry her"
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Miss Ellen Terry, though not hv any means
are concerned. i5 very particular about hnv
Ing them "cumpO,cd and executed exactly
according to her own ideas aud ideals. The
magnificent costume OF cloth of steel, the
golden rCScS Of which have bccircmbrOidCrcd
School Of Arts and crafts IN Bedford Park, did
not exactly represent the state costume OF
queen katharine as Miss Ferry has II IN her
mind hence the dress, which Is Il magniii-
cent specimen uf the "mbruidcrcr', art, was
returned iO the school after It's "umplctlOn
not that the nccdlrwurk Was detective IN any
particular. but because ut the historical In
accuracy Of the robe.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Fighting Bob " EVANS ana the York.
town are to stay at Callao and have no
prospect OF chance To- lombard Val
raraiso. after all. so the belligcrrn,
Commanders reputation must continue
to lie upheld, until further notice. 10y his
nickname.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
The CLEANER.

| The street gaminS have found a new sourc,
| of amusement. by some accident they dis.
| covered that the burned carbuns from
electric lights VIII cut glass, ana ns consc-
| uucuce plate glass windows are beginning Ia
su1cr The only remedy for this malicious
mischief seems to be To have the lamp clean
| crs take away the burned cnrUons Instead of
| throwing them IA the street.
was entertained Pleasantly Yesterday
| afternoon with the Latest news OF boston
| Lew>pipcrdom by Major j. T.. Frost and Mr.
| {. :. Howard, respectively financial and as
| Nistant dramatic editors OF the boston ,,lo,-.
| lncy are in New York engaging talent for the
| annual benefit OF the Boston Press club The
MAJOR and his co-woIkcr are most persuasive
pl'adcr-. and th"S II not tail IN their mission.
| 1t Is announced by cable to-day that Tommy
| conner, the runner, who has been laid up
| with Il spraincd ankle IA "A Dublin hospital,
has entirely recovered, ana Will 90 into train
| Ing to meet the English crack runners.
| Tommy expects to return to this country In
| August.
The short butter crop this year has had the
effect not onN "I advancing the price, but OF
| Increasing the sale II ulcomalgcrluc, and a. A
| consequence the Dairy IOmmlss siuncrs huy,
had their hands iuil tracing the bogus hut;rI
and arrcstlug the law VlOlatur~ In the uast
lew weeks ten arrests have been made ard
warrants FOR twenty more are waiting TO b,
| served.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Chill.

For the third time within three
months We send supply OF
H..O. to Valparaiso, Chill
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Can it be these supplies of H.-O. that
is causing these peoples to feel their
oats
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Unless some one backs water. cal Nc
tartny, OF Jersey city, and Tommy Caliaghan,
OF Newcastle. Eng, VIII face each other III the
turf ring Of the olympic club, OF New orleans,
tc-night and decide which t. the better man.
talltghah has fought Iwrnty-threc battle
anC all OF hem have been OF shurt durat ion.
He r. IA Shin-gluvo fighter and will be SOME
what ut disadvantage with the tuur-Ounre
"mlttcnN.' Mccarthy Is exceedingly akIlful.
a hard hitter and uS game ls a white hacklc.
The men Will enter the ring at about OLt
hundred and sixteen pounds. Mccarthy Is
the tayOiltc.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Charles thattCrtOn Mr. AbbcN'S rCpTeScn-
inii>", who Is travelling IN the South with
sarah, writes that 1.-THE sunny South " Is a
dclusiOn. II Is nice to read about ana that l.
all. The weather has been awful, and the
sun exists only IN the lnlaginalion
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The Evening World Prints Asso-
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

ions CARLIS, cook on tho tugboat
Municipal Is none the less u hero be-
cause lev water and II relentless rivers
current rendered irultlcss hls noble
effort to save II craHed and drowning
woman Yesterday.
The railroads will earn something very
different from public gratitude If thcv
raise freight rates ON ice brought To- New
York. quite sufficient effect ON prices
to tho consumer is produced by ordinary
ice.tamlnc talk.
An In niinnapolis thinamuu hnS eioprd
with an American heir,ss. Presently the
titlel furtune-lliu,ers of ciletc European
monaichics may be forced TO ,oin in the
crv that the Chinese must go from
America.
Happily, that message from tho White
House. though it came too soon. was vet
too late to stop the war.clouds from roll
ing by.
4 few more. weather snaps like TINT
which began yesterday would cause nm
apprccnble boom III tho plumbers trade
Cold days. indeeI. hut nothing TO the
series of chills which has frozen out the
dive keepers.
Senator Hill took his Manhattan Club
dinner lionllins gracefully, last night.
Old Winter blew his trumpet long and
loud this time.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Not in Biting Trim

IInm J"fJS
Wincbddlc I'm make JaySmtth bite the
dust, that wlll.
Glldcrslceye-, tie can't. Hes lost his front
teeth.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

There is ease for those far
gone in consumptlca-not
rccovery-ease.
There is cure for those not
far gone.
There is prevention-bet-
ter than cure for those who
are threatened.
Let US send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING and SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod.liver oil,
even if you are only a little
thin.
Free.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Give us law that we can live up to
and which will satisfy the demands of
the pubic and the clty will he the better
Tor IT. sad representative llc.nsee
under the present ENcse law to AN EVEN.
lNG WORLD representative III II recent IN
terview, Tho present law cannot be
liVed mp to because it does not satisfy the
public. There is u demand that the
statute shall be Just and consistent in all
It's provisions. The nature O! the clauses
with regard TO Sunday selling-permlssive
here and prohibi,lye there stand n,
present in the way of both Justice aud
consistency.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

In the interests of the public thr
Harlem River must he spared and I'M.
proved for commercial purposes 1t
seems TO lie the determination OF the
New York Central Railroad corporation
TO defeat these interests and to de
stroy the river So far as its naviga
ton is concerned. There i little
doubt that on this determination is
based the present effort at Washington
to defeat the Harlem Sup Canal ap.
preparation. The selfish corporation
must be made TO Weld and to get 1t,
tracks over or under tho river without
interfering with the nayigRhIc waterway.
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r ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts
JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON NJ ST. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL, AND


*
JUDICIAL SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On II ST. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST ST. WEST AT AUCTION
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court the Dis
rict of Columbia. sitting in equity passed on the eley-
enfh DAY OF October A. ID. 1892 in eQuty suit num-
Dered fourteen thousand. one hundred and Q4IOl
wherein Meyer b Newman is plaintiff and William s.
Placer William Saunders. Charles H. Brice W. Har-
tees are defendants the undersigned trustees How
ard y Dixie and Oliver d. Barrett. viii. the hour
OF Foul in the afternoon OF THURSDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1892 In front of the
premises Hereinafter described sell at auction to the
highest bidder lot numbered one hundred and forty
SIX (l}5l and lot numbered one hundred and forty
seyenl47. both in Walter Aver and others recorded
and nineteen (6l9). as said subdivision is duly en-
rolled IN book sixteen Q6). at hundred and
trict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Two hundred dollars 1890, cash at
une OF sale. the remainder. one-third Of the pur-
chase money on the confirmation OF the sale by the
court the balance of the purchase money be paid
in one year and the other half in two years
with interest at Per certufn per annun the indebt-
edness to be evidenced BY the purchasers proissory
on the property sold.
The property will be sold free of taxes to day o: sale
and free and clear and discharged of all claims the
parties 10 sad suit or any person claiming
by. from or under them or any OF them.
case OF default OF compliance with the terms Of
sale by the purchaser the lots will be resod at his
HOWARD P. OKIE ,r
OLIVER d. BARRETT, irus'ees'
Wsshineton Loan and Trust Company building
ocz2dHds 9th and F SITS. u. ".
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BOARDING

I>ok RENI-FkEITA sum "a FUkNtSHEO
Il rolms oud floor. with .Nr.llenf .ooi ia.ri.
south frynf vii take table huar1ers cal a me-
81. n ~. and b. c>,:lv snccA oa.ap,st
NRSisHEn Rooms Win BOARD nloMr-
4 llse cooktnSl gss sud heat included 81 y-.r veg
lNplANA HOUSE. Sir 81 ct nv. = owner "a
ana Indiana ss..s. rs
WANTEn-TaBIE BoARpERs ny NOVEMBER
w II. NJ l,el q ". siS usonth. h'sa rl-as-
rooms. reasonable. ,-g,ll 30
L'OR Ri.ST-Two LARGE RTArTiFt1f.Y Ft-n-
u ntshed tootn., second story. new hous., IN. l.
nront rc"il. WITH hay wlnduN southern .rpn-ur..
Mrs A. NJ. SHAW OF BALTIMORE HAVING
Va leased the Elliott homestead so North capitol
ct viii rent large eeSuut and south
ern exposure. With hfst-clas- board Asl tAhle
board. o.-sl Ia
LIkST-cLASs BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS
with AZ modem improvements centrally is-a a
AMI moderate charses :;a Indiana ave. .~sS nm
MRS. hLAfCHE 4 LANBERT's BOARDING
4't Anc Apartment UoEse, lei Past CaIftoi n q
OMEN Handsome suites q rooms for families
sibie bv laE-s NJ berdics and street. carr as am
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY, No. 1912
oIKSlSIA AVENUE. At THE INTERSECTION
THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE. AT Ate
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD, 1892. at
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the
premises. we will sell LOT 50. IN SQUARE 2gi
fronting " feet on Vir-nia 18TH street
alley.
Improved by three story pressarick front residence
with mansard roof. rooms bath. closets, pantry,
hood.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one, two and
.hree years with interest, and secured by iced of
recording at cost of purchaser 100 required time
OF SAFE LATIMER SLOAN,
OC.t-lEiS A.,-ts
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p ATCLIFFE. pARR & CO.. Auct,cn.er.,

RAlCLifFE DARK CO. Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND rN1N.
PROVED PROPERTY n GEORGETOWN, =
CmTHEEE-SToRI BRICK HOUSE NO 362s y
sTRBEEEET. S NrALSAB tsI btILpING LOTS on o
MAR STREET AND Q STRFET NEAR
THIRTY-FIRST STREET ri AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. at FOUR O'CLOCK. We will of.er for sale In
front on the resrective promises ~ "
SUB LOTS 3, sQuARE a3,
Fronting 70 By lol feet. i'm roved by three-s,ory
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTFR
SUB LOTS II. u AND IA. IN SQUARE -
Fronting Is fact on street by depth OF a. feet 10
lofoot sley and sub lot 20. square - 10 gOr3o feet
fronting on pO-foot alley IVA
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER.
PART LOT i57. SQUARE "a
Fronting AZ feet 3ed street By average depth Of
lMNEDIA1ELY THEREAFTER,
PART LOT 2S5. sQCAEE 80
Fronting 30 feet by 120 feet on street near 3lst
This property is eli<by situated in some Of the
best sections Of Georretogn and presents an excel
lent opportunity for an investment.
Terms Of sale; one fourth cash, the balsnce one
two and three the deferred payments bear
Per cent interest from the day Of sale secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold all cash. at the
each piece will be required at the time Of sale II
the terms Of sale are NOT complied with in fifteen days
from the day of sale night reserved to resell the pro
perry at the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser
after hve days advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published Ia Washington. .. {. All con-
Veyalcuc and recording at the OF the purchaser
oc.2-dSds RATCLfFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND, ABOUT EIGHTl-NI ACRES, NEAR
GOVERNMENT ASYLUM AND OLD NATIONAL
hASE TRACK. FRONTING ON THE HAM1L-
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1870 folio 800 Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia. We will sell on the premises THURS
DAY. THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID
1882. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, that
piece or parcel of land known as ''CoNJURERS DE-
FEAFED." besinning for the same at the end Of the
fourth line OF the whole tract and running thence
south 22h deg east A 44l00 perches thence l6<
west 81 perches; themes south :s2 degrees, east e
perches; thence north az degrees east Il s. 100
perche1 to marked gum tree raised stone; thence
north SS degrees. east 40 perches; thence north
~ 1-20 degrees. west 226 perches barred stone
thence by straight line to the place of begfnning
containing lo1 96lC0 Of land more OF less
Ing the same surveyed for the trustees Of the St.
Joseph Orphan Asylum. also being the same land
decided to George H Baldwin on the 1lth day Of Sep
in Maryland and included in the above metes and
bounds. together with all the improvements, ways,
means rtghts. privileges end appurtenauces to the
same belonging or In snywfse appertaiuing.
Terms One-third cash. balance In one and two
years. notes 20 be gtyen bearing Per per annu
interest payable SENT annually md to Be- secured by
deed % s,nsf e prsRisss e sn ss.h 4 option o.
s q Is dsSs sssrs So d. Soos.s = r. =
serve tie right 70 resell the property & ths ~ and
cost 81 the defsultlng purchaser aft days e4vsr-
ss@%sst q such rsssis IN soma nswsDspsr pubashsd
esss 4 S2 hbas nsssss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT KNOWN AS No. 40 THIRD STREET

Court of the District Of Columbia sitting In equity
in cause wherein James E. Garner il complainant
equity e:qse Ho L. e92 ths yndsrs.spsd srussss
HALF PAST FOuK O'CLOCK p. NJ, ssii at pubic
.ueo9 n front q the prsisss that lot and Of
Columbia known parts OF lots lettered o. p. and
in james Crutchetfs subdivision of loss in square
eighteen feetby depth Of about seventy feet moro
particularly Described IN said proceedinss improved
Terms Of sale one-third Of purchase money in cash.
balance In two equal installments payable In and
two years. RESPECTIVELY secured BY the OF the
purchaser and deed Of trust the premises sold.
recording e PURCHASERS cost. deposit of eioo
Quired the day Of sale TERMS Of sale be complied
with within fifteen days from day sas oaherwise the
trustee the right TO resell cost and rsk
of the defaultinG purchaser.
B. r LEIGHTON, Trustee
oc26-dkds Once. 4a2 Louisiapa evp. n. n
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PEREMpT0RY SALE OF TWO NEW Two-sToRY
SIX ROOMS AND BATH HOUSES, Nos. 9IS
D520 FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST
PREMISES, Oh SATtEDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH
Nos. p and 2S. in Augustus Jays subdivision Of GER
tan lots in square subject deed of trust for
u, DO on each lott improved above mentioned.
a deposit Of 800 will be required upon ptance
oil bid. Terms otsale made known time Of sale If
terms OF sale not complied With in days the
property viii be resod at the risk and cost of The
taultiny purchaser. OCH -dSds
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioueer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two.sToRY BRICK
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decd Of trust duly recorded in Liber
l45. folio IL ct seq. Of the land the
District OF Columbia, will sell WEDNESDAY,,
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1882, at HALF
PAsf FOCh O'CLOCK p. NJ in front Of the prem
ses situate in the city Of Washington in the District
of Columbia. TO wit: Lot No. 24 in Mount Pleasant
and Pleasant Plains together with the improvement Is
ways, easements rights and privileges OF the same
belong. ng or in every way appertainng.
TerIps: 81. 200 cash. baapce IN one year with IN
terest At per cent. payable seini-annualiy, all
will BE- required Of the time Of sale. Terms 10 be
complied with in ID days. otherwise the trustee
serves the right to resell at the and cost Of de-
faultng purchaser after days sdvertsemepf Of
ton, d G. CEAS O. GLOVER
oc20dkds Surviving Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FpTUBE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING q SON. Auct. dl2 u q. n .

I'HohAs pONllND son. Aucts. az o. n -
kxEcrToRs SALE OF yhluAniF rNrRoyEp
rRorEkrY, No, ITO g STREEI NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION
foVR oscLOsKP NJ We viii eli IN font " IN.
pr-ni.e. raris of lot. and n IN square No 80, 10
snnnr q street At the norfhea. corner - said ot
and running thence south iss fe-t inch-s ~ the
north line q lot n aud thence west With sud Ds %
said lot loo feet q isth q thence Dorth With ths
east line 81 lth 81 fe-f ids insh- thenre %
teet thence north loo fe~t 60 .cuth Bns q q spt
thence east with said line said Is feet tie
Point q beginning
Also i, 20 ~ IN square No. eaa. hsvins frsns-
sge 81 liA fcef on si hctuesn 18th and lstt
W. By deT'th Q; las fee; 20 fNfoot alley
Terms nne-tnird rssh. nalanc~ IN one. two anf
Three Ncsr- With Interest uaNahle nAly
sured ~ deed q trust the property. trus~- 70
" named y p-Fs-nf owners. all cssh. ~ tho
OPTION q The furchAs-f. 4 Deposit % $50 On a
street properfy and " Nstree; properly required
~ toe time ~ sac All convsa sncinE aud rvosrd NJ
a. pur hsser's nt~-rs q -oSnplf-t
With within ten l0l DAYS tom day Of sale sSnvs-
rgre-tis~ viii b. resold q, the r.k and
OF defanitinr purchaser
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
And
FRANCIS n SnOEMAKEp
oo-edsds Execution and rrli-ier-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


SIRGEI BETwEEN ELEVENTH. AND
TWELFTH STREETS NORTHEAST, BEING
Nos. l1i2 AND lila
BY virtue o. decree o! the Supreme Court of the
District o. Columbia passed the suit OF John Web
st-r We Mary Webster ct al No. ..3SS equity doc ket
No 70 VIII oner for sale a: public auction in front
OF the premises On MONDAY the THIRTY FIRST
DAY DAY, o. OCTOBER A. ID. 1892. ct HALF-PAsr
fot otIOCh p NJ. the west half OF lot Numbered
two IN square numbered nine hundred and eishty-
three t9s) fronting thirtytwo if) feet on street
northesst n the city OF Washington, aud running
back with that Width rear hue Of said ot the
ing houses.
he properly VIII be SOLD In bulk two separate
lots each WITH house thereon. 70 suit purchasers
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree: One-third
OF the purchase money 70 the paid In cash and bal
snce IN Two equal insta!lments raysbIe with inter
est AZ one ana Two years respectively from DAY Of
SALE ser which the notes Of he purchaser secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold shall be given
deposit q go on each pee q property sold viii be
required wheh the same L. bid OF Al taxes liens
AMI sssessn nts nIon the premises due he day Of
property 70 be conveyed upon the ratification Of sale
by the court. al conyeyancinE purchasers cost
terms OF sale De not Complied with IN seven "a DIR,
the premises At the risk md cost Of efaultng rr-
chaser upon Eve tS} days pablo notice OF surh resale
in some newspaper published in washington u g
ChAS A. ELLIOTT, Trustee
fendsll building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-31
FOR SALE-LOTS

LrOR sALE-BARGAIN4 PRETTY LOTS. C ST
Lse. between 18th and 10th sts- only $3.50 each
$l5Q cash. balance 10 suit. Call for plat WRIGHT
&STOCKETT. $40 ST. NV. ocaO-lm
IrOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT IN ECKINGTON
very cheap. Less than 81 600 cash required; bal
ence on long time. splendid chance for speculation
j. d. GRAY CO.. 631 Est. oc15-lS