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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE NAYS
)UNcANsoN BROS. ArcTIoNEKRs.

DuNcANsoN BROS. ArcTioSEERs
TRTsIEK,s SALE OF TwosToRY BRIcK pwru-
LING NUNRERsp lle4 SEvfNrH sTRTkT
EsIkkfT iii ssFw 1gs ~ fyfSr rars AS ~
is F5uR RFEc srr 6yFrSa
rwo;sgonr BRICK pSpI.Ixo ON DUNCAN
And fhIRTkESTf sfEfEfrsA NO NORTHEAST II 4 Il
S i shHfk P%5kNH STAaERrp
p q vrtac & aeSd ts, ~ 81 on T5nSfs
tn; Of he P-;suttsss A. r2yR oCLoCk Pm lst
improved by brick house numbered liza IN street
on THE SANE AFTERNOON AT H.IFp,sr
ForR O'CLOCK VII sell n iron; q H. Iseni-r.
ot 20 an IS SIP in TSa@. s9sdi'son s0sare Sos Gun
s' S sHfTSsn AZ AZ s. irss INST RSt'Sssst
rrerni,es. 10; 81 scimiis s,livSi6n Of sriSinsi Q,
s brill i begse numbered 1905 FOURTH srsXff
on THE sAME, AFTERNOON. a, .HALF-pssr
| -FOUR O'CLOCK. lot 81 sul1 vis.oa . squarc los
bs.Sesn Df anl
FFFIHRAI :. AETTFHpSsT ror ERFSsSsEE
% Sc IN On. Q; the prsInss l0 81 sgasTS ~
numbered 2S2 NJ street. containing 9 rooms AID
Terms Of sale one-thira Of tie purchase money IN
cssh balance IL one and two y.s-s with Je. bcG
+ =
deed OF trust on the rcliSe..o all cash. option
the purchaser. A deposit eco On each pie-e OF
chasers cost, Terms be confiei With within az
teen days. "thsrvise she risht reserved q reel ~.
rroperty IN default at he risk and cost e daisuug
prrchsser after tve GAYS, adve-i.sruent Of such
sale IN some newspaper pub shed IN WASHINGTON. d. g
dl5-dSds A NJ COL!INS Trtistee
RArCLIFFE. DARR & CO. AuCTIONEERs.
~ go Pa. ave. n. ~
DEAD LITTER OFFICE .kIEo or. ARTICLES &C.
10 b: SOLD Al AGCTIoN
nGrihwsst. c2r,lnen ing On MONDAY, nECFNBLK
NINETEENTH, 1897. at Tan O'Clock 4 Sc and
as'ain al SiNEN VI and II be continued daily a
\ NJ aud EVfN p VI. until the whole as d.s-
Tens Cash on delivery
POSTMASTER GENERAL.
| Supt. Lead Letter ofh-e
RATcLTFFE. DARR co.
dl4-it Auctioneers.
ITNITED Stains arARSHAL.s SALE
, by virtue % Ave 90 WITS Of fer facias issued
ut OF Tie ofice of the ~ rt-me Court Of the
District Of Co.umoia. aud to mt directed viii sell
- public sale cash at the Of the Pptoma A.
no c,e-k t',wes:. city 4 Washin ton Dis rict q
Go'niHb;s. on IUE .DAY.THE TWl y rY-sTVtNrH
NJ. al tie right III e cain and interest Of the
defendants in and to the following described prop
| one 4 Eri-ine ami Boile-. Seam Pump Boiler
honse. two CO Barrels OF on. two 90 sheds two
| - Mortar Mixing Machines. % cfice safe
lronD one 81 Platform sc.e, seized ami levied u'on
- sold = satisfy .le'utipn hunters 3s43S Sal
) 4l3 :3iil an 3ips5. IN be,alg Of Joan r. Given
ppeorSr - } hils.oG Ihom.s b Car. r.. snd 4eo.
non. tfe } .rk-ou JuG-~ Con ~ct.Vely.
'-DhNIIL y RAHSDELI.. United states Marshal.
T6t,ICi-lfFE. DARE 4 CO. AuctiOneers.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TBUsTEFs SALE oF VALUABLE IvPRovEr
md SENFNTH STREETS NORTHEAST
WASHINGTON. ID. G.
- virtue o; certain deed Of ;rust 20 us. bearins
li5er numbered Ia. folio $50 IT SEQ. one OF IN
land records of the District Of Clumhia rnd al M.
request % the aries secured thereby will sell Al
,lnic an .tion. in Front of .ke premises on TUFS
DAY. THE SIKH DAY OF DECEMBER. A. ID
1882. at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ IN
following de>c-;hed piece parcel of land situste in
TIE rity Of Wasin ton, District OF Coiumbia b4in
lot To-, N QUAR- No. SJ5 81 the NATIONAL CAPT.
Al INVESTMENT e.. NpANN, by samuel W Cur
iden. treasure. and Oliver Cox, subdiy sion book
No 10. page liz. together with Improvement
Terms OF sale: one-third cash balance in thrr,
equll fnstallm-nts in six o. twelve 11 and
Ightt N il months. to he secured by purrhssArs
note. bearing interest at Der cent per anuum in
ter,t payable seu snnually, and secured by deed o.
trust upon the properly sold, All cash, a: pur-
ctiaser's option. 4 depos % 800 will he required
81 tlfe 81 sale All conveyan ing and recording At
purchasers c"st- Terms Of sale 70 ne complied wit
IN ten days OF property viii be sold at risk If default
ing purchaser.
We EDMoNsToN' I Trustees
n22-eo Office. No 500 9Th st. n. W.
es-rHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
uaTil MONDAY, DECEMBER NINETEENTH lsssl
at same hour and PLACE.
C. II. WILLIAMSON -
W L. EDMONsTON.k trustees.
c.D-eo Once 800 nth =
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UUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTT0NFFRs

IETSTElS s Nj, oFhltEE HANDSOME NEARLY
FINISHED PGTCh DIV tlaNGS on sol IN
CAPITOL. AND u STIR Els.
iyNi ia" Of 4 iced % trust. dated tDril G. 1892
ana -e orced IN iosr No. %, bo,Io ISIS 4 seq OF
The LAID ccos ui the D;s rirr bf Columbia I'D at
~ 'front.' g, tue Irrgi's,> on rtgeDAl, D-CEMD .R
IHlH lE&1E. l8r,, At FOUE O'CLOCK p N
sublos hfiy (1O = ftOuF (pi both tic t.sive il,
square six hundred ard uey-slree al ~ tle city
Of EsSflnFton Ter re in book W. 10. tulio TO
q. tine Snycr's oicc ~ the ..u-rsa:d District
hlrk weilinG, twu orr. aad s.-e tent Containing
rooms ana bai a. with 'inroof' Goa shed in resr:
the Eve hou'es nearly comp ete -Four OF tie hotis@s
tone corner hocs ronf OF tie east e o. Soutil
Capitol street. ard ne other fronts stree Each
he, Sc, with lis ubot. will be separately offered to
public competition.
Terms: ODe-thi~d cash. ha'anoe in one sna two
years, noes to be secured by deed Of trust uron The
property. With Interest at the rate OF g per cent
per ann'ina. rays2le semi annIaiiy All convey
aEcfng recording. &c. a. the of the purcl se-
or purchasers. deposir of 800 upon each house
hfteen days. otherwise the trustees, the
right to resell the in default the risk and
cost OF the defsure purchaser after five days adver
tsement OF such resale In some newspaper Published
In ~ Washington. ID. G. Further information and PAL
ticulars at time and place of sale.
This sac Is worthy Of exceptional attention and the
properties are now open to convenient and careful
inspection.
FRANK J. DIEUDONNE, Trustee.
d2-dkds CHARLES +. BENJAMIN, Trustee
eTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC
count # the rain until SATURDAY, DECEMBER
SEVENTEENTH. 1882. at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ
same place. Notice change of hour.
FRANK j. DIEuDONNE Trustee
d14 CHARLES F. BENJAMIN. trustee.
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BERNHEIMER & CO. Auctioneers.

II BEhNHEIMER & CO. AuctiOneers.
AUCTION SALE OF USREDEEMED PLEDGES
We VII .ell nv puzzle srt. at the tor of stpnprn
BT9s- - repps., !ysnia eve NV, FRIDAY. De
CtMBER SIX TENTH. nd SATURDAY. DE .EH.
BEE EVEN ZEN III, 1892 Al SIEVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. all the csods in tiIeiT store uptu which the
interest Is due twelve men as more cons sfi- of
Colo; siiversna Metal Watches. damon Is al de-
scri lions Chains. Cherns Lo. Lets sc lrfpIIs Cuff
Buttons. Stu.s, Ring. Pms. E7rrings. Rrac.ie:s
MeGl,-. Neck Chains. Books. Guns Pistols. Opera
q assoc. OvvrcoIts and al kin.s of Clothing ,ear
So" 70 continue until all los are sod Holders Of
tickets wIIl pleas. IA . tice
SfEINAM BROS. pawnb.oEers
II. BERNHEIAiER CO. IN tionecr- Ji0-7.
Cox l0n WORTH OF DIAMONDS COLD
tNL.c.pVV watches. fine silver ware and other
goods ON Mrston's Ioau uf1re. Troy, y. y. FITCH
Ny. ACctioneer I'll Pa. ave. under Net-o'a Hotel
n1U-:jui
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I-NuEp STATES M,Esu,i,s sAlE

Ry Ni-;us q wrft ~ Ar fsIaa fs.r.l a-f .f -.
cer.- nee q M Su-r~lre g1lrt o 'las Ti.f-if
Columbia. and O. direffrl - .s I'd fHfH !,
sale. Or cash. - orf 50 ftr grnt U.aH i.f -
District. on lF~NAl. rffl rfNI H nAk LII
JANUARY. lSf,. W. w p'iI.Hrk NJ aU =
rrtt ~ claim ana ttrrsf f IT, HafruiH. ir n
70 he Tolls Niilg dos '-iisHi r.r.+rHf. ef -
Numbered ga 10 -. u'ns ar rrr fp| Il. -
mum '-fei f-n hlu tre-i sil fverf -ff'f fNN Hirv
~ Ns,hin.t, a. hSfrirI - '''.u|I'fa a.th ed aua
sinsiilsr a." ui ruf~u ~ O. . o. lsl and eyed
u'nn - TIE r-'f'-r', = st-1 b. h..r auI vfu .
.olt g. SATISFY shecatiUr W A. - r fah Hf a
Robert r v bite, us- 9 fsyll TsH-Hft ~
nANfHl " EANSnt o.. aarslal
R.fCillff. pARG Co. Au. fiHlrsrs
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


T .ATIMER SLOAN. Aucuoneer,. I4o7 street.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF the Valuable
MEDICAL LIBRARY
OF THE LATE DR. CHARLES A. BACON,
Also his
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Including some very fine
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
To b sold a, our Art Galleries. I4o7 G street.
Second Floor.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER TwENrY-sECoNp AND TWENTY.
THIRD 1892.
Commencing at HALF-PAsT SEVEN p NJ. each
evening.
BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
1t LATIMER SLOAN. Aucts.
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Il
TRT,TEFS sALr ~ NAJVNnIr iWgRovt,
PROPERTY ON IHNfss SIEII# Nf mi Il
SEVENTH ANbNtNIh >TEl ITS INItNfI ID.
No laa; folio 4ss :, "a. me ~ H. In --, /,
the District 4 Columbia. - - a. --gus-f q .
d Zoe Pc ,ni,rs, on WEpNTSnkA. TiF ~ :
rftNThnA % pLChM Rrs. A .. lsce a. RAJ q.
PAST FojH O'CLOCK D. N. thr '#.. ana -
s,rthd prcr-rty IN 5hc uniy . a-h. 1Efl. - -
81 :, ~ n. IA a vi - ,i 81 -, - 81 i''rg
n nun b. T on, / N 4 "a ,,r"wa. - .
sueiiN sion s rec rdsd a IN" n.- o. ~. sr,..-
81 o. in IN. ri, 4 Connie ~i,s -" stsa ,
1t ~ an l.yuay ,nN "A -ubf-rf "a Odd 4
trust 10 secure the -nu II -s-sl Win lts-st Q, pc
Tenn. ~ ssie. vi cash ",c~-s H' ssiI decd ID,
trust sla DEPOSIT a. u..l ed. "a. Term. o. a. CONS
r,sa sud cost % d~iaui'ins Pua-er ai-r ave days
dec TaoS +. N@fS'.a,uAx. Tru''ses
sE-LHE APoYE saLE - prsrpnNtn To Nov.
DAY. DECEMBfR NGNFIFFNIH. ISFs .au,s =. NJ
di5-:R THos D. 'NsGGAN,N. Trustees.
RATcLrfFE. psEE 90, AgGg,rIoNEEEs
ADMINISTRATORS s.i.E ~ SHAFTS o. s~ocK
~ IHn ONO N.ItuNAl haNK 81 NASH
ThUsI CaNPANl % WAslINa tn& T. -
AND IHE LINCOLN H.li ASSOCIATION -
By virtue Of an order u the S-1 RENE Sur, %, N.
pis;ri.f q ColuItis, held,ns si-'.isI term =
rSons q EATCLIlTE p.ta = 80. ~, i.'NN-
DAY. DEcEMBfR TNENIIEIH iS,. o, one
10 SHARES OF STOCK o.. THE ONO NATIONAL
> SHARES OF STOCK on thy WASHINGTON
, sEARrs 81 sfH6ScIR' . ~ rH, IINNolS HALL
ASSOCIATION.
Terms cash. rEA>k r RRnwNiNG.
RAfcIiIFL DAEE CO.
dl5-dScb~ Ausrlan-sf~
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THIS EVENING.
yVALTER b WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneer

WAtTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionesrs.
TAUSroN's sILvE- PATE co.'s SALE
OF TI.EGANT SToCK or sIIvfK wAHE.
bHERA go BnEAKFAsT. pINNtM
PITCHERS, fitting SETS, TIA sETs.
F FKkfNi1 n GAk * P .S6 ,si Erf EGHf
S rs; CELERY, EAEiNG, PTDD,kG. BUT
u EE Phi; rs. -SP AND o. IL 4 Y TEENS.
S9VP,r 0NsTII AND ..R.XY LkDLfs,
Cutlery. AND \ GENERM AssOET-
MENr Of AL GOODS MADE By THIS
kE lhbLE AND WELL-KNOWN MA-SU-
FACTORY.
Sass daily at 1910 am. go and 7:31 r. a,
"a es room Of Walter b. Williams & Co. corner 10th
and Ia. n. W. DIG Il
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LEGAL NOTICES
Is THE SUPREME CoURT oT nm D.sTRIcr
Il OF colt MHIA

IN THE SUPREME COURT on I'M INSTINCT
Il OF colt NaIs
Edward J. Mrt'-ist-l ct 81. NJ 49, " MafNristal.
- a.. NJ. I. 80. In equity
Tn. Ion 4 the soils flor Cor Hssmf
Is. ny the cJsTt. this 10 d-y - n-re'ir u lS~l
ordered that all p'rs n haNin- 81 atns arainst tis
estate oi FRANCE- NJ. MrCHlSTki.. de4sa-.d. af-
pear herein before Jalu.s q Psvne. sd aulit1r. q
his oh'e IN the court fou-a An-li nffuu. ~ 81.
on the ~tNENTH DAY OF JANUARY. 4. d Iras
ana establish their claifIs ufherwl-. o. D. rrsVar
barred fr seifnE ASSERTING tie afu-t
the real estate IN th~e sings Described TIE
proceeds thereof irsyi1ed. That cuIs tits arer
lie published VA daN seitiln - The ivauing star
newspspe- for hr-e weeds hsiors the aid day
u - further ORDERED tEat the orlsH Of NOTICE 70
cre1l'ors passed. h.f.in the l.s-h dav q nsreu-
her. A. ID. 1SF.. requiring such cr-it Iahn
their C. inns before January 4. lSEl b. aud the
II hereby nded
A. C. BRADLEY. Justice
true cory. Test;
r. VOTING, ciors.
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LEWIS B. THOMSON. Trustee.

! ! EYINING. DECEApEa STvENTFEN II. az
DALF-PAS SINES p, II. Isia,I sell at yuiic sue.
Il IA AZ 40. st21 VI street northwest al ,orfei;e
.ei ses m to date. inc!lnr Watches. Lsnrs Cotl-
ing. Re. Parties Interested Will please Il 'e notic.
GE0, 2. NcAC EY. paHuJrok,r. EATC-TTgE
| DARR 4 CO, Nu~tia;.ae.s dIoct
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sAIvArIor on cures toosAachs - sarsoe.
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WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO.. AactiOneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneerst
Regular SATURDAY SALE
COR; r - B ASSpA Ao AyE = W.
AT TEN O'Clock.
'lfF GTfFG HE k faffSR srT 6TE r yF
BEE Sir AfhlfFl IS iiH PsB p OBJ sr
WKITiEG pESKs, EASY caAlks, Ro5 fksfFRs
AN MA GENERAL ASSORTMENT or HOUSE
kkEPiNG ARTICLES
Lot Miscellaneous Books. Games. &C. suitable for
Ii WALTER B. Will IAMs CO.. Auc's
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts, CT, E 81 n W.
READY.MApE CLOTHING A. AUCTION.
we WI sell within orrsnrtion rooms an assortment
Rom sh 5S% hTAqy- y 2aS C,.ihiYs TodoR
1t THOMAS Do LING son. Auctioneers.
& BENsINGER. AUCTIoNEER.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
80 LA. AVE NV
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES AND MARES
We viii te!l at he B.z.:r $40 la.
ave. SATURDAY MORNING, De
CEMhER SEVESTEErsIu at TEN
O'CLOCK. car load OF iIorsos aal
Mares. which were cou.iyned TO as
by Joseph Emerson OF gor; Jeryis
n Y. 10 he soll without limit or
rese-ve. This lot consists OF some
good horses and mares. which suit
any purpose.
ALSO
90 head Horses and Mares all good
workers ana drivers. VIII be sold for
want Of
All persons in search Of rood took
will icI.ofe tne;- own Interests BY
no: attending, his will be by far
the most important sale Of the
S. BENSINGER. Auctionser
pio La. ave. nv dl5-2t
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AUCTION SALES
tITURE DAN-.
DUNcaSsoN BHos.. Az uou..r.

nCNcANsoN nhos.. An toueer-.
TRysTrFs sALE uF = NM IMPROVED rFOp-
lRll ON fftN-ANna NtfT SIM \
y lkfHNl 81 Nfan IN fIHN WsIf-
kNvNN A. Fkt fiSES - ris Az 40
Two lAEer Tnktl $50 Hl nRltK HNr i =
lNaS II GOOD ORD ~. IIHT u - 70 n
IR NJ, CONTAINS O. , : sssl AZ TFff ~ ID
RUNS BACK To Al hIHHN ~ fTI'T NIpE
y, virtue q a--d q tru-i O. assi a. - ~
~ iuus, 4 " fSr aus rs-0Hff flIsr -.ai ~ "
Ssl q ths lsui rsrTls - nsfrHf - a. fr- e.
aud a. The request - tho fsrti-- .4IHI sfl D. D .
81 Tie urtrs. the understood f.ur 80 uI.I .f 4
puAic an-tion, Ia frlf n III ~ f...s an rHr Fal
nAh. III rMfNTh-NlNfh nAA Id. uf II Nuffi
l~cr2 81 FUR o'f'I oTk a Tat #-r.sIn I.. .
so Jar,ci q and qua - s.tusi. 10 rs q
Washington ui- ~ t.laf ~. "a kI..af -.
h-inr - uurursi g. iffsaf q 80 Hn "a ~
I've hundFei and thirty $50 tneHtns. al.f
iilFr''Nrt .enfs t'--.srn.
1.rus 81 sac une fhi-l ~ to- l.urgl -. .rss .
h iad IN cash anI - haianrs H O.. 80 $50 81 l 4
cusi ~ deel 2 trHa-f tb= ffTatFFty .IlI ~ ~
The rat = q ~ c-ut ter rr1 ut'I fed - 4
80, ~ ne 90 "a n g Iurr h4-sr q iri ~ r 81 ,
vi . - uiT-l - -oon - fli~ r--r-fN o. sfrua -
oth-FNtse e. f-TrrN vi D. rr.r~d aEa.r fnIu.r Ia
st"y n - toliHs 20 ss's 49, - lir 81 afil \
NJ cea dave D. Trustees rrssIRH Sc rH.iiI fu ell
lToi ~ q ~ rt-i aut .f o' .lfirE rr- 49,
ailer I've iahs atlN-'.Hs. f .I "a y rsa.r
neNsGsF-r Ilh l.h,i iu 81 a-ffuetHn. \ q.
lots ~ MfNl.
.. ClAGf NcE p EurfN Trustees.
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AiiMER L SLOAN. A1otio.seors 1897 cist
TRUSTEES SALE or An UPRIGHT PIANO.
by virtue ct d~ei Of yr;,s' date. 81 Of Nav 1890
AID duly -eCcTde in isr No. 1851 - 10 l.l It sel
WI SCI IT puuc aurti N. wtr.n the OF
y; ca on SAIUl0Ay. DECFIBEE sRvTN-
TENTH. 1922 1t Hh.F-ptST rLETEN O'Cg .o.'K
\. NJ, one UpE sht Cable < Sous yario, No g,sgl
trust.
Ferns Cash.
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THcMis BOWLING ( son. Auct... 6l2 st. n W.
SALE OF HoU EBorD FURNITURE. HnRsrs
SAIL ROOMS AND BAlttK. 80 Z ST. x |"
TENTH. 1922, AT Ten O'CLOCK. EMBRAC-
ING IN IA
P'rlor FURNITURE. walnut AMI Ga. Chamba- Suites
and odd pieces, Ist ressss, ". W. Srrin-s B)! ters
end Pillows. 1tension Fables. Chairs &c. oofia-
aud B.at!nE Stoves. New and d-hacd Mc1,,e.te
Body B-1sscl-. Ingram and other Carpets Shorthand
Typewriter, &c.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
= nnInher " Carriages. Bnyg es, Harness. &c, Sc.
= Mare, . vas old. sound, c5nt.e all a good
driver; with Buggy md Harness. Several other
good Driving and ~yrs Ors1s.
THOMAS BOWLING & soN,
AuCk
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T ATIMER L SLOAN. Auctioneers.

T. \. ".
ASSTGNEF,S SAW OF FURNITURE STOVES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS 6r
b. viz. re % decd " sssir Inent given me and
Gu rls. N! sell. 10y ub l. aiicgi "a n ~ n
DAY, sFNINf /. E%l u DA' OF DE NJ !. lA.r,
a. II O'CLOCK, at the rooms OF Rr;c fe, Da~r 4
Co, SS) Penn ave. n. ", 70 che highest ddsrs for
cash general assortment OF Ho Isehoid FurniJule
sing
pfLnN SUITES. ChaNBES SETS.
IASItS, Oh Aits,
l.ABDRQBES, BinS EtDS
BtttAls, MASESTANDS
II.INNS. Ma ltl;E NSES.
llIiDNS. ~ SKIS,
COOK Nc AID HEATING STOVES
- if.' SAFES fICiUE ~, sc
To which the attention o; the trad ana Others is
CO led. -
7srias ofsc.e: CGsh.
,'3AS. ". DLRR
dl''Ht sss.vnee % a. H. Levy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-25
A BIG LAND TRANSFER
To Enable the Bank II California to Com
ply with the Law.

To Enable the Bank # California to Com
ply with the Law.
Under the caption Of Real Estate Trans
fers' in this mornings CALL will be
noticed the transfer of considerable valuable
property in this city from the Bank of
California to hitherto unknown company
called the San Francisco and Fresno Land
Company. The deed was put on record
yesterday, bnt it recited no consideration.
In connection with the above a CALL re-
porter interviewed William Alvord, presi-
dent Of The bank, and was informed that
the company had been organized to take the
land and dispose of it for the benefit of the
bank The property in question consisted
of all the rel estate which the bank had
held for over five years, and which. under
the law, il could hold no longer. No con-
sideTatlon has as yet been paid for the
property by The company, but this will be
done from time to time. according as it
succeeds in effecting sales.
The transf-T," said Mr.. AlvOrd In con-
cins!On, us not the result of any deal or
speculation of any kind. 1t was made SIM
ply to allow the bank to pursue its regular
business Of banking and let the company
attend 10 the real estate. Tom Brown is one
Of the officers of the land company. | have
forgotten who the other off -ers are"
The land conveyed consists Of two 50
yara lots on Battery and Broadway streets.
l0O-yara lot on Hyde and Francisco streets,
all OF the Rancho Rincon de las Salinas v
Potrero Nieio, and large tracts of land in
Fifth and Sixth avenues, the Bay View
Homestead, the Paul Tract Homestead, the
Potrero NneYe, O'Nell q Haley Tract, the
San Francisco Homestead and Railroad
Association. and the blocks in the neighbor-
hood of Townsend and Channel streets,
west of Eighth
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double hyacnths, pink and white daisies;
violets, some of the color of heavens own
blue, others of the shade of royal purple
and some white; pinks of / don't know how
many varieties. ferns, ivy geraniums, Gamma
or Indian shot, monkshood; rosemary.
sometimes called the breath of heaven on
account Of its delicate aroma; snowbaIls.
verbena; roses, white. pink. red and yell
low. tearoses and mossroses; Abyssinian ba-
mana; nasturtium, but not yet in bloom
sweet peas, like the naSturtium climbing
strings and sticks not quite ready TO
blossom; cowslip; datura nearly ready to
throw ont the white. sweet, pungent
trumpetlike flowers; morning and evening
glory, Fiench aud japanese honeysuckle
polyanthus. the pretty climbing plant called
clematis or the virgins bower, delicate
mignonette, bachelors button, hollyhock
and begonia."
The visitor rested moment and was then
asked. rs that all? 'Well," was said in
reply, don't you think that that is pretty
good list just made up from the street with
out looking at the gardens for the purpose
OF examining all the many varieties? l be-
iieye it is. but must not forget that garden
at the corner of Post and Leavenworth
streets, / think those are the names of tn.
streets, that garden where there was such n
show OF beautiful hyacinths. just think of
ii. using those fragrant flowers of all shades
as border plants, why there must have been
TWO or three hundred OF them.
Wont the folks ut home wonder when 7
write them what I've seen to-day? What
can say is that San Francisco is a remark
able city. for beautiful flowers in rainy
weather."
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A LADY'S EXPERIENCE
She Goes Back Six Years in Her
Life and Tells Her Story.
Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick Says She Had
Terrible Headaches, Night Sweats
and Violent Coughing Spells.

IF / began at the very beginning" said
Mrs. Margaret Fitzpatrick. who resides at
351 East Fifty-thrd street. TO the writer, 81
think l should have to go back five or six
years to a time when noticed that was
constantly sneezlng and having colds in my
head. These sneezing spells would some
times last for an hour az time. There
would be thin. watery discharge from my
nose. After time l found my nostrils
would be elogged up most of the time. A
hacking cough got hold of me. My head
would seem all stuffed up. There would be
singular noises. like whistling or buzzing, in
my ears. Then came a siege OF the most
terrible headaches. Before had had kind
OF dull pain across the forehead, but now at
times my head would ache as If it would
split. There was that dropping of mucus
into the throat, the hawking and RAJ sing,
and sometimes raw, iDflamed feeling in
the throat As the trouble SLOWLY got
worse, / began to have sharp pains in the
chest. sometimes running through under the
shoulder blades. The coughing spells be-
came more frequent and violent. MY ewes
were weak anu watery, and lost in flesh.
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AN OLD LANDMARK.
The Academy OF Sciences Building Being
KemOd elsd.

The Academy OF Sciences Building Being
EemOd elsd.
The building on the southwest corner OF
Dupont and California streets, known of
late years as the Academy of Sciences
building, is having its front altered and its
Interior fitted up as an apartment-house.
This building was originally erected for
church purposes, and was occupied by the
Congregationalists. The congregation was
organized Jolly 20, 1919, when Thomas
Douglass and Frederick S. Hawley were
chosen deacons. They were indicted into
office the following Sunday by Rev. Il. ID.
Hunt. assisted by Rev. a. Williams.
The society first met in the scboolhouse on
the plaza until ii WAS required for other pur-
poses. Upon being deprived of this meeting
place they went to work to devise means Of
erecting house of worship, and their first
efforts resulted in the building of COM
modious frame structure on the corner of
jackson and Virginia Streets which was
Dedicated February 10, 1850. Rev. Z. ID.
Hunt became the first pastor and was the
hrst Protestant clergyman to be located in
the State, he having arrived in San Fran
CISCO October %. 1S4S and been at once ap-
pointed by the people to act as their chap
lain for year.
In time the congregation increased 50
rapidly that the brick structure was erected
on the corner of Dupont and California
streets. which was dedicated July 10, 1853
kew. L. y Lacy was installed as pastor
July 6, 1856. and he in turn was succeeded
by the late Rev. DIR. A L. Stone. the con-
gregatiou remaining there until it moved
into the magnificent building on the south
east corner OF Post and Mason streets.
The cost of the site with building fur-
nlshlng, etc, was SO 900.