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Both Car~ey and Inks were hit hard in yes
tsrdAy's game In Philadelphia, but the fielding
Of the Phillies kept the visitors runs down. and
Manager wright's men secured another victory
over the Senators. Only seven innings were
played. darkness causing Umpire Lynch 70
Again call the game. The fielding Of the locals
vas sharp and brilliant, not an error icing
charged against the side. Hamilton led in this
respect, twice shutting Of runs By long run
ring catches Allen also PLAYED his position
night mp to the mark.
In the third and fourth innings the locals
Jumped gu LABS. and aided BY the errors OF the
benators scored siS runs. only one of which
va, however. earned. Fifteen hits were made
OF Carrey. Washington earning all of their five
runs. Duree and Thompson led at the bat for
their sides with three singles each, while powse
touched hi- old cOmrade up for single and a
doabie- The attendance was 3O7. The score
70 - follows
Warrington l 900 2-5
Philadelphia ..-..-...l 3 8 o o 0-s
Earned runs-Wsshington, 5; PHILADELPHIA /.
First BY errors Philadelphia. l. LET: on bases
Washington. 4; Philadelphia, 8. First base on
baiis-Od Inks, 4; OF Carsey, 3. Struck out
By Inks. 4; by Carsey, D. Three-base hits
Cro--. Clements. Iwc-base hit-Dowse. Sac
rtace hits-Dowse, Clements, Carsey, Connor.
Stolen bases-TvitcheIl, Duffee, Reilly Double
piAys-Allen. Cross and Connor; Reilly and
Connor; Dowd. Twitchell and Lsrkin. Hi; by
piseher-By Carsey, l. Umpire-Lynch- Time
OF game. Las.
The Phillies are putting on their usual squirt
81 the end Of the season. and yesterday captured
another game from Washington. This victory
and New York's defeat at the bands Of BaIti-
more put the Philiies in fifth place. Cleveland
was 10 have played postponed game with Pitts
burg. but failed 10 appear and forfeited the
game. In consequence Of this the Pirates
moved into third place, a. brooklyn did not
PLAY.
The scores Of the games PLAYED Yesterday
were: Philadelphia, s, Washington, 5. Balti-
more, Q, New York, l. Louisville, IL; ST. Louis,
D. FttsbGrg, 9, Cleveland, o.
Catcher Buckley was badly injured in the
game With Louisville in a collision ut the home
plate with Brown yesterday. A surgeon who
sxaminee Buckley pronounced his arm broken
In two places. The Louisvilies won an exhibit
ton game from the -. Louis after tine regular
championship game by the score Of 4 to-
The Cleveland management forfeited the
game yesterday at lfttsbGrg in order that the
club might return To play a game for the
benefit Of the members on the home grounds.
II wss An unusually graceful act on the part of
the management
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The Congregational Council.

The national council Of the Congregational
churches Of the United States Of America met
yesterday at Minneapolis, President Northrop
in the chair. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Julian NJ. sturtevant of Illinois. Rev. George
II. Willis made the address Of welcome, to
which President Northrop replied with q few
witty remarks. The nominations for modera-
tor were then called for. But one was made,
that Of Rev. DIR. A. H. Quint Of Boston. 1t was
made by John A. Bell Of New Hampshire and
seconded by Rev. Smith Baker. The election
was practically unanimous. There were POS
votes, Of which he received 1893.
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Prof. Alex. Graham Bell Of Washington, Job
Williams, principal Of the Hartford School for
Deaf Mutes; DIR. Crouter Of the Pennsylvania
School for Mutes, ex-President Seeleys of Am
herst College, Frank A. Sanborn Of Concord,
Mass, and Gardiner G. Hubbard Of Washing
ton were among the guests at yesterday
twenty-fifth anniversary of Clarke Institution
for Deaf Mutes at Northampton, Mass. Ad-
dresses were made by Mr.. Sanborn, President
l.. ]. Dudley and Miss C. A. Yale on methods
and progress in the education Of deaf mutes,
and Mr. Hubbard gave statistics showing the
financial prosperity of the institution, which IL
now valued at $450, 600 and has an annual in
come from the funds Of Sl7,500.
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THE STATUE OF COLUMBUS.
Forty Thousand People Witness the UI
yelling Of the Monument.

Forty Thousand People Witness the Un.
yelling Of the Monument.
- no s"o'nwes' corner Oh oen"~'
fa.A In new iork was niied with . dense mass
OF human beings yesterday afternoon when the
Columbus monument. presented nv the italian
citizen, Of America 10 The c;tv ~ New YORK.
uas nnve,,ed
=, -, -. eU
Inc ceremonies were OF an imposing nature
and were under the auspices of . committee
composed of representati ves n, italian societies
The ynest. NJ horor ;,.,ra.a s.,,.t.rv p,.&
-. - a. ,.AN.N
D"ioA. H@'"' a"e i~nan minister; 'ne i'Aiian
consul general and vice consuis, Commander
De Libro and staff of the Italian cruiser Giov-
ami Bausan the Spanish consuI members of
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts., ei2 z q. n y

EXECUTIONS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TWEEN TWENTY,sgcoND AND TWENTY
THIAp N0HHI1HMssEssT. BEING PREMISES
Under and BY virtue Of the last will and testsmen,
of Shadrach Nugent. late OF washington % O. saiS
wi being duly proved and RECORDED "a once 81 tie
Ter s.le, by public auction, q HALF:PksT foUR
Q,GLoGh on ne ,e afternoon Of SATURDAY, ocroBER
IN square .sd hi,yone tsi IN The city q Wss1
ington. d. G.. described follows: Beginning for
the same At the northeast corner Of lot and
ming thence west twenty-seven CID test four (4)
Inches. thence south ninety e6 feet thence east
nineteen u9l feet four "a inches. thence four f1)
feet TO thirty-foot alley, thence east with
north line e ssa Alley esht 81 feet thence north
tie improvements thereon consisting Of sfour-room
Terms Of sale: cseh end notes of purchaser
foI balance IN equal installmens In six t6 twelve
12 and et8hteen s) months after date Of sale with
interest q per cent Per annum until paid intsrsss
trust the property deposit o. e20o required q
time OF sale Terms 20 be complied with In ten l0)
dsys property 70 be rxsold risk and Of de-
fs san pnsshss astsr Ave SsyT sdvsFRE e Ths
S~sD>@ 489UU9s
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BROS, Auct,oneer,.

nUNcANsON BROS. Auctloneers.
EXECUTIONS AND TRUSTEES SALE BY Gaia.
LO0CE OF FINE JENELRY ORNAMENTS,
CURIOS, SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, Be, BE.
LONGING 70 THE ESTATE OF MRS. MARY z.
v 8e TUEs ;PSJ M%S9SNS NS 9oroBER FIGHT;
O'CLOCK, We .iil sell 1t the suction rooms Of Dun
CANSON BROS. 9TH AND D SIS. n. W., a guam
tty Of the personal effects Of Mrs Mary z Ruth de-
ceased (among which will be found curios and Jew
elry formerly belonging to the late NJ l. Ruth. sur
geon United States navy } comprising in part
Solid Silver, Plated and other Ware
Out Glass, China, Epgravings.
on Painttngs. Curtains,
Fprniture. Carpets. &c. lately in No 1920 st. a. w.
Terms caeh. "
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
Eiecutofs and Trustees OF estate Of Mary T. Ruth,
deceased. ocl2-d
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RADCLIFFE. DARR co. ,AUcTIoEkEEs,,,

EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION OF IMPROVED
Rial ESTATE ~ BRkMER's COURT, BE
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of the power vs.ed IN me BY the last WIZ
Ssl x Publie auction IN front Of the pre- misss on
TVEspAY, oSI9BER TWENTY;FIFTn, 1892. AT
PIECE or Paroe OF land and premises lying and beins
Part Of lot 8. In square $50 fronting 81 feet ION
inehes on Brewers court with . depth Of a5 feet
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN one and two
years With the notes of the purchaser bearing
sale. and secured by deed Of trust the property
deposit Of 600 required at the time of sale Terms
to be complied with in fifteen days from the day Of
ers cost. TRANCiS MfffER
ocl3-dkds Executor
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FUTURE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. pARR co. AUSTIoYEERs,

II AICLAFFE. pARR co. AUGTIoNEERs,
~ $50 PA. AVE. w.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND
BY virtue Of deed q assignment. given to me and
duly recorded among the land records Of the District
q coumsis. Will offer 70. sale hy public suction in
TWENTY ;SIXTH, 1892. ct HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK A. all that certain piece parcel Of land
and premises lying and being In the city Of washing.
ton. District Of Columbia and known and disnsuished
and being
THE EAST HALF OF LOT o.
IN SQUARE 124.
Situated the south side OF between LIST and
I'd streets northeast which is in course of
ment. being near Massachusetts, avenue and Stanton
Park.
Terms; 81. 600 to be paid in cash. the balance In
one and years. tie defer red payments to bear IN
terest ct the rat. OF per from the day
Of sale and 30 be secured By deed trust upon the
premises Sold ali cash. at the purchasers option
deposit OF 1900 TO be paid when the proper ~ Is
Knocked down. Terms to BE- complied with IN fifteen
day. from the day Of sale the assignee the
light TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defautine purchaser after Ave days n
conveyancne. recording. AZ, at pure asers cost.
JULIUS A. MAEDEL,
Assignee,
oc13-d&ds 416 9Th st. n v.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUOTIONEERs.
~ H20 PA. AVE. n W
TRUSTEES, SALE OF -FOUR VERY DESIRABLE
PRICK R6sIDENGEs, NOS. 1912. 1914, 1924
NORTHWEST ny ATfCTIt1N

TRggssTTTEEs, SALE A1 n q FOUR VERY DEsIaAsLH
BEiCk RdS1DENCES. NOS. 1912. 1914, 1924
AR fS2s rEHLQ PHI ,ANyENTE BETMEEN
,NORTHWEsT, BY AUcT1oN - . 4 ME .
dad sai n p. ,fq En-. to
E Isns q;
TdHs b HSb IS
" feet inches Florida avenue between 18th and
1Ath streets northwest with aepth Of S. feet to an
Alley. improved BY two brick dweliings contain.
Sss.s Sy md bath each With cellars and
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, at FOUR
Los lis aH FS1t & * E5ssf. s viii sell
Fronting II feet 6tnches Florida avenue between
18TH ana 18th streets northwest. with depth Of 80
teet 70 an eucy ana are companion houses to above
lar. and heated In the same manner,
,ooto oa ne he stuasd
Inc e me sy the sass
presents elegant opportunity for investment or to
Hou,s Being 10. sold sus,so. to
trust q ~ 200 the others subject to trust each Of
~ COO al dated April 3 1892 payable in three years
after date with interest at the Of per cent
Terms: One.half Of the purchase money (over and
soove the deeds OF trust assued to be paid In cash.
balance IN SIX and twelve months from the day of sale
interest at TIE rate Of cent per annum
senf-annually, or easier terms II desired or all
cash at the Option Of the purchaser depos of two
hnpdrsd SsSoo) dollars each house Of sale Terms
sale. ' ~
FRANK T. BROWNING.
JOHN S. sS s5S sse Il: s. w. Trustees.
oc7-d&dbs 021F n w.
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What Alaska Needs in Congress.

Gov. LIE. Knapp of Alaska is coming east on
leave of absence to visit his home in Vermont.
He does not favor territorial elf-government
for Alaska under the usual form, but thinks the
territory should have delegate in Congress
and a commission should be appointed an
advisory board and with limited administrative
power, among its duties being that of super
vising educational matters in Alaska, which, be
says, have been sadly neglected for the past two
wears.
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Consul RYDER Gives Bail,

Henry B. Ryder, formerly American consul
at Copenhagen, who was arrested some time
ago for frauds in connection with the admins
tration Of estates intrusted to him in his official
capacity, has been released upon giving bail in
the sum of 81, 900.
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7 ATlMER SLOAN. Auctioneers, 14O7 @ ct
ATTRACTIVE SATURDAYS SALE.

FSId S assso SSP SASR r $iTR Ex%Ass
H IHa sS5.{ PAEESSk GHSNbISE SSPp PiS
WALNUT; BRUSSELS AND Merlin CAR
r6TS. HAIR AND HusK MATTRESSES,
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH
1892, commencing at TEN A. NJ. within oui
spscious sales rooms. 1907 q street. Will sell
general assortment OF household effects.
ALSO AT TWELVE NJ.
For contractor. several Horses Victoria lot Har
ness, Saddles, &c.
Terms cash. LATIMER SLOAN,
pcftN
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C,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS alp STREET
NORTHWEST. WITH FRONTAGE OE TMENTI

BY virtue Of decree passed by the Equity Court Of
the Supreme Court of the District OF Column ia, In
No. 1906. wherein Rebt F. Allen Is eonpia
an, and Aususta Harris ct al are defeHdants ths
TWENTY. FOURTH, 1892, at HALF-PAsT FOUR
In front Of the premises all Of sub lot sixty
eight 1851 in square three hundred and 1880
IN the city of Washington and District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. one-third In one
defsrred payments . be evidenced by notes secured
terest at the rate Of per cent Per annum paysble
ssm-snnpaliy o. al essh At the option q the ppr-
Conveysn ing and recording at cost of purchaser II
terms of sale are not complied with within ten days
from day Of sale premises may be resold at risk and
cost Of efaulting purchaser.
". PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
No. 912 + st. NV.
L. cABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
40 Louisiana ave.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co, Aucts ocl2d
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BUcxfN0HkMs DYE POE THR WHlsKKnS b pop
ular preparation In one bottle. and c0lore evenly
brown or black. Any person can essily apply u
ct home.
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Early yesterday morning fire broke out IN the
Roma Hotel at sacramento, Cal, and burned
hersely under the impetus Of . strong
north wind. The FIRE took in all property
70 the corner Of J and I'd streets on the north
side and half way back on the other side. b.
ker a Hamilton's large shoe store was burned
out Loss, 200.
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g. CAYwOOp
933 9TH ST. NV,

A. i E SHhfE EsTafE AND INSURANCE. nRoxra
9S3 9TH ST. NV.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
sgEEyrE 81 Lv STREET. TREE EoETHWEsT, BEING
sThEET. BY AUCTION, ---' =
On pp TUESDAY AFTERN9oN. OCTOBER EIGH.
IN front q she premise. 49, -.
OF LOT NUMBERED 10
SQUARE All,
ssvsrass:. The lot fronts q fest g inches on I'm
n depth o. W feet 70 an alley the line Of
street cara
Terms: ONEIDA cash balance in six, twelve and
stghtsen months the deferred payments TO bear In
tsrest o. Of per cent per anum from the day
deed q trust upon the premlses. 90 c.sh, a tSs
whsn the proPsrty IL knocked down Terms 70 be
complied With " ten days from the day Of sale other
ssk and coss g the Sssautins purchaser. Auconvsy
49,. xzftxfiStzSE. bSSa : 90.
oS1sde0 AuctfoaeosA
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and sts nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
on PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO lT05.
By virtue of deed of trust airing date on the four
tenth (l4th) day Of May, A. D. 1872. and duly re-
corded IN Lber No; $50 folio 463 Of the land records
party secured thereby. will sell at public suction In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY. the THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1892. ct HALF-PAsr
-FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece or psr-
Gel of land and premises situate IN the city Of Wash
ington. District Of Columbia. and known and distin-
square hundred and sixty-six (l66l, cont aimed
within the following metes and bounds VIZ; Begin
ming at point on the line of Pennsylvania avenue
fifty (j0) feet enthusiastically from the southeast
angle of said and lot and running with said
avenue twenty-four and eighteen one-bundredths
seventytour aud hfty-elght one-hundredths IA 5S)
feet to the rear line of said lot numbered one III
thence due east with said line ten and
oneh ndredths 90 $50 feet thence due south thirty
two (32) feet thence IN southwestwardly direction
forty-nine and sxty hundredths Tag S feet
feet. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Ihtrtytwo hundred (S3 2oO) dollars
10 be paid in cash. and the balance TO be paid two
nstallments respectively. In six go and twelve l2)
months secured by deed OF trust uron the property
sold with interest payable semi-snnuAly ~ the rate
at the option Of the purchaser. depost OF s3cO will
be required at time Of sale All conveyancing &c ,
OF Of purchaser. II terms Of sale are not COM
Piled with IN twenty days from day OF sale trustee
serves the right to resell the properly a. cost de-
tanlng purchaser afse. Eve days notice Of such resale
in some ne wspaper published in washngton D. G.
GEORGE W STlCKNRY
ee29-d6ds surviving Trustea
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VAkNg e. Va THREE sg STORY PRICK nEsrpEyy.

'AtDAB sl.,, rHREf,sToRY nRIcK pEsrpEyL.
sfcoN5 sxS Srh TSIri sfTTETikbS TRIfIEss.
on kMe osnAY oSrb 81 At vfSGIdoN ,x,,
AZ HALf-pssT Fora O'CLOCK p NJ. =, vi 81
~ ~ n, Q, ths premises The EAST half "a lot No
tfontiDg unity sx feet on tho south side "a sre~e
ty depth OF 10 eet. inr by = three sfsry cs
49, "a n1,tn. twelve ree.ns with isih reoa.
. a.stEs: ofeth.ra rash. balance An twsjse sn4
, ~ nhts With interest,". secured by deec q
fgrshaser Aderosit q 100 -equsred II tine q
~ te terms Of sale complied Win An ten dkyu
INC propery may - resola at r.t aad c,<r 81 asns-
H. asr.nsssr All eonveyancing and rvcsrdinS q
s.s.a.a. THOMAS DowLrse q son:
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c II. WILLIAMSON
W T. EDMOSsTON ! trr~ie~s
! oc4-eo oa.ra, 90 stu Il n "
II ATcLIFrE. pARR a Co. ArcrIoSEFRs.
H 30 pa. Avn. NV
AssISNFF's SAW or VALUABLE TMPRovFp
SHOPEkTh ~ GtoEGLTOSN. D. C.. BErsa

ASslNPNEffS SAW OF VALUABLE 1NITONlIl
PROPERTY IN GEOFGTTONN. u. C. BEfSG
No. 1927 H1Su STREET
BY virtue OF deed irorn Ral,e-. b. cro-l-y -
corded IN Iiber 1879. folio ssjl one Of tAs isnd
r.cor,ls q the nisI-ict II Columbia. vii ~ On
M0ADAl, ocLuB.k EgENTEENTIg. lssl.. q;
FOUR O'CLOCK I. ". IN front % N. rf.ir,s-
Ber,es q i9ts 10 and T. IN oia eeorr;o~n fronny
"a lp-l2 feet on uigt street By irrru ar -ft Of
~ q. sna 2o2ii liz f.. also sullo, ana ri q
tnplof q n ". ". Norcorsu's sub lots = AID m
Od Georgetown. minute dsscF1tti n OF IN. alsvs
prererty will he read AZ tIe time ~ sale.
! he above property Il IMPROVED by a suhs-arffAl
modern brick store and dwel ii in excellent ardes
on tEe hish street iruDf. nnd hy frame hou~s IN
good stable IA the rear alley. al under sod
rental Al cl4iIas OF fgilr-rts o. the -outh Two 1T
OF ground on (which the btirk store aud dw ,lls1r
siaid- have been anicsb seitIed and the GROUND
been quit ciGi;led by thrIn q the sssi-n~e.
Ieri-as q sale The purchaser % inasls.
sdpess % s1 900 secured by de,d o. srlsl oae
y lieer l-ss. folio 1s2 q the land records q
Tie D,sttie; OF Columbia. hearing interest rsr
cash ana The Ter ~ one yssr. svdenced . ts
purchasers noss secured hy deed 81 trust ufo1 De
property ARD Nesr1ne Interest ~ per cent Tsxss
and assessments paid 90 June 30 1872 All olnvey-
srcihx aid ttle examining b. aOla cost a. ruf-
chaser Terms Of sale 60 lie complied with vffhie
ten days after sale the assignee Viii resell n cast
OF cetnalt.ng purchaser.
n. G yNlNS, Assignee Of Robert n c,or,ey.
LhphAs A. FIELD. Attorney Tor Assa.-ss<I
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A petition has been presented in common
pleas court Of Philadelphia by q. Morgan Ed
rfdge. and q writ allowed thereon, to require
the Investment Company Of Philadelphia 70 set
forth tts actual condition at the time o. certain
stock sales and TO demonstrate that Its public
sonfements we're not false.
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American women over those OF all other parts
of the world. The supremacy was shown by a
beautiful maiden sitting in a rocking chair on
top of the globe. Cupids offering her heart
and garlands were NJ her feet
Another large banner and group of sailors
came next, after which the car of the oceans
was admired by all This car was followed by
Columbia's ship OF state. BY moro banners
more music ard by the battalion of progress
CAR or ELECTRA.
Last and not least Of the beautiful floats came
the car of electra. This masterpiece was labeled
The Hydra OF Lightning Controlled by the
Genius of Edison" 1t WIS thirty feet long.
was drawn by ten horses, and was illuminated
by 5000 electric lights. BY the words men,
toned, 1.-The Hydra Of Lightning Controlled by
the Genius Of Edison, appeared giant mon
sters head. filled with electric lights. By the
line OF miniature incandescent lights q winged
woman reigned in the monster. Thirty beauti-
full young girls In metallic costumes stood on
revolving dirk and reflected the Thousands Of
lights on the float. In the center OF this group
was q globe with longitudinal and latitudinal
lines marked in electric lights. Ii Ia safe to say
that such a magnificent float has never before
been seen. and the applause with which it was
received showed 1t was thoroughly appreciated
by all.
The parade was brought mp by detachment
Of Indian chiefs from the Order Of Red Men,
mounted and on foot, to the number of 5000
The Red Men, who closed up the procession,
presented picturesque a spectacle as any in
the parade. They were dressed in leather
colored costumes. with moccasins and feathers
and were topped of with tall head dresses of
feathers.
1t was the announced intention Of the COM
mittee having the night parade in charge TO
surpass the justly celebrated night professions
OF New Orleans and ST. Louis. In other words,
the Rex and Yelled Prophet ceremonies were to
be eehpsed. In any case, the New Workers
claim a good 1000. 900 people witnessed the dis
play, and it is doubtful il anything near hall
that number ever gathered together to see any
show in any city in the United States.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs,
~ 9th AND STs NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE Of VALUABLE LOT ON
ISLAND AVENUE, IMPR0TEp BY A FRAME

NSFVFSSTEFSTH STRFFT 2ELp LII 0NN
ISLAND AVENUE, IMPROVED BY FRSHf
HOUSE. No. 1919 SEVENTEENTH STREET
Under and by virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, rendered Iith
June. 1892, in equity cause No. 1864 wherein Ben.
1aInin L. Wheeler ct al. are compainants and Cor.
pel.a Bond ct al are Defendants the nnde-siened
trustees Will sell az public auction, in front Oh the
premises, on TUESDAY. the EIGHTEENTH DAY q
OCTOBER, A. d. 1899, st FIVE O'CLOCK p Nj
70 the highest bidder. lot thrtyfo t34J OF william
eighty-two Qs2). az said subdyis on s recorded IN
subdivision book W r.. page 20. IN the ONCE Of the
surveyor the District Of Columbia together With
the buildings and improvements thereon.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the said decree
follows Onethrd of the purchase money Ia h.
paid In cash and the balan In two ual
payable respectively IN and two years after date
with interest, until paid at per cent per annum.
by deed OF trust on the property herein
toned all Of said purchase money may he psid in
cash. at the option OF the purchaser Terms sale to
be complied with in ten days from day Of sale de-
posi Of Sl0O viii be required from the purchaser at
the time Of sale All conveyancine and recording a
''' ''- BENZ. F. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
THOMAS P. WOODWARD, IF fFu Sc s''
The creditors 0. Samuel Bond, deceased are bersbv
notified TO file their claims together with the voucl
therefor with the clerk of the court within thirty
tSQ) days from day of sale.
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON. Trustee,
: THOMAS p WOODWARD. TTu sn ave-
ee2Sd&os 4I2 La ave. n. ".