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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
SURF OF PuDLrc SCHOOLS.
FRANKLIN ScHooL BUILDING,

letters;
OFFICE or)
SURF or PuBLrc Schools.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUILDING,
WASHINGTON. ID. O., Nov. 80. 1892.
Dear Sir,-Our best teachers "con-
slider the next figure of the min
uend one less" and do not there
fore add one 10 the next lower
figure OF the subtrshend." This way Of
a DING has for its reason the changing OF
the condition of the minuend to make
subtraction thoroughly and easily under
stood-thst is, by separating the minuend
into two parts. one of which is to be taken
away.
servant. w. y. POWELL.
Superintendent.
BosroN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
MASON STREET. December i, 1892;
Dear Sir,-1he best teachers, and the
great majority of teachers in this city, use
the method in subtraction which considers
the next figure of the minuend one less.
Adding one to the next lower figure IS
practiced by some, but not many.
Very respectfully yours,
Superintendent Boston Public Schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
Rem EN- bers Him.
NAY York HeraIdl

For days he sought for lines to show
Hts feelings In some slight degree,
And then within her album wrote,
"When this you see, remember mo-
She said she would. and now they are
Embodied In her memory's bump;
For every time she views the page
She softly murmurs, "What a chumpl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

This noble poem. by Professor George
f. Woodbury., of Columbia College, first
appeared in The Century MACHINE, May,
1892. The fine portrait which accompanied
Mr.. Woodberrys poem in that No. was
a copy of the Columbus now preserved
in the Museum of the Ministry of Marine
at Madrid. "-Johas Hopkins University
Siud,es-X. Note to address by Professor
Herbert b. Adams, from uhich zoe clip he hneS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
GEORGE WILSON, THE MINSTREL.
TIE ROYAL PASS.

a Royal Pass" which will be seen at
the Theatre next Friday and Saturday
nights. with matinee on Saturday, is SAID
TO be pure play, of high order of merit.
II has been running in the North for some
time and has attracted much attention.
1t is a melodrama, with a strong element
of dramatic interest and is full of delight
tul comedy. The leading actor in the
company is Mr. George @. Staley, who has
won much renown as a ballad-singer and
yoder, and he has competent support.
A prominent feature of the play Is the
muslc-something that the modern melo-
drama is not complete without-and there
are said To be a number of pleasant songs
and dances. The principal scenic effect is
motives race on parallel tracks. This
scene IS said to be very realistic and not
at all like the parodies usually seen in rail-
road plays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

You need not despair Salvation Oil will
heal your burnt arm without scar. 70
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

minuend is considered smaller or the next
aoure of the subtrahend is considered |
greater. AhifHhtIic.
In reply TO above we print the following
letters:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11
A Columbus Poem.

To he Editor Of he Dispatch:
Please send me piece of poetry IN your
next Sunday No. pertaining to Christie
pher Columbus. and oblige
A ScHooL-GIRL.
OS PORTRAIT OF COLUMBUS.
Wns this his face, and these the finding eyes
That plucked @ new world from tho rolling
seast
Who. serving Christ, whom most he sought TO
please,
wilied his one thought until he saw arise
Mans other homo and earthly paradise
His early vision, when, with stalwart knees,
He pushed the boat from his young olive uoes
And called 10 wrest the secret OF the skies?
He on the waters dared 10 set his feet.
And through believing planted earth last race.
What faith in man must in our new world beat,
Thinking how once he saw before his face
The West and all the host OF stars retreat
Into the silent INFINITE OF space
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-11

10 MEMS SUITS worth $3.50 will be sold at 1926
30 CHlLDHENS SUITS be selda q $l.4S.
$50 pairs PANIS stripe be sold at S249
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND CNIMrhOvED PROPERTY AT THIND
AND L STREETS NORTHWEST AND ELSE

theSupreIne Court Of the district Of Coiurnbia Viii
sell at public auction In front Of the premises rpec
,sss FsEsP SS.S Iaf SsfXEH DAY O. pzeEMBEn.
:sS front On Third II
feet improved BY two frame bnildines on east side Of
.sms a aS1fTfR R0t 81 TiyE O'CLOCK
By depth feet Of lot two. in SQUARE
No. 500 being the northeast Of Sd and streets
northwest improved by large and valuable brek bust
ness p50Sefaty ard ai;S ~ s%illsr brick building
twentyeight feet Eve and half inches front on
North street By depth Of one hundred feet OF lot
one. In squar, No. 25. being northwest corner OF 81
and J. streets northwest, improved by two brick
1ronsiag on street. and one frame build
On same day. a. QUARTER PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK AZ lots one Hundred aud one hundred
ana three OF White and others secorded subdivision Of
dwelling house fronting 4th street between
x and 1 streets northwest
Hp %EEpGSEsDA9i AZ, DECEMBER SEVENTH. 1897.
situated at the corner Of 5th and streets
northeast. uumproved.
Terms of sale: One-tbird of the purchase money of
each q the properties Ia cash. and the residue in
Of sale. with interest," secured by deed OF trust upon
the property. all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers. All copveyancing and record
na at gur;has,ers cost deposit 81 s1oo on each
not coupled with within ten days from day OF sale
the right s reserved to resell the property the risk
and cost Of the defeuting purchaser or purchasers
aPc IL NyiRS Star
THOMAS D0wLIN0 son. AuctiOneer n:,S-dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06

II Yves Formally Opened by Bishop Kea
Last Night.

IL was FORMALLY opened by Btsh0p keano
Last Night.
The fair for the benefit Of Carroll Institute
was opened last night at the new institute on
10th street above New York avenue. II was
an suspicious opening and the attendance was
large.
The fair is held in the large lecture hall and
the scene presented one enters the hall is
dazzling. All about the hall the booths are
located and each vies with the other in at
Effectiveness In the center Of the hall is the
flower and lemonade booth, and last night it
did thriving business. About $50 bouton-
nieres we're sent from the White House and
thep sold at a premium.
1t was after 8 o o'clock when Bishop Keane ar
rived. He was accompanied BY Rev. DR.. Gar
rigan, Rev. DR.. O. German and Fathers Walter,
Delaney and Barry. President Hannah led the
way to the stage and after the distinguished
party h ad been seated he advanced to the front
and delivered the address of welcome. He COM
plimented the ladies and gentlemen on their
presence. and expressed his regret that the car
dinal could not be present He was expected,
but had been Unexpectedly detained President
Hannah set forth the objects of the society;
how 1t had grown from the acorn to the mag
niticeut proportions of the oak. Last year he
said there were 215 members; at present there
were AIS. The new building cost $4,000. He
then introduced Bishop keane, who spoke for
half an hour on the advantages Of Carroll In
stitute. He told in an interesting manner Of
the early struggles Of the society and the good
work it had accomplished.
The audience called loudly for Father Wal
ter. who responded briefly and declared the fair
opened. Then there was buzz and a hum and
business commenced in earnest. The distin-
guished guests then made tour of inspection.
The following committee has charge Of the
fair: Ed. J. Hannan, chairman; Oscar L. John
son, secretary; Newton Ii. Bowman, Jas. Jos.
Collins, VIM. F. Dowhey, VIM. Fl. DeLacy,
Chas. ". Darr, Jas. Fl. Forsyth, John T. How
ard, John A Hughes, VIM. A. Johnson, Michael
A. Keane, Henry c. Lancaster, Frank P. May,
d. ". Megrath, Frank P. Madigan. F. Ed.
Mitchell Robt. Mcdonald, Chas. E. O'Connor,
Capt. Patrick O'Farreu Henry ". Sohon,
Albert Sehulteis, John Shughrue Nathaniel T.
Taylor, Ed Voigt. P. V. Dolan, MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
DOG MADE MAD EY PAIN,
The Boy That He Bit Died From Hydro
phObia.

Edward Coleman, aged six years, OF 269 Mon
mouth street, Jersey City, vas bitten by {. dog
belonging TO a neighbor of his parents October
q last He was passing house when the ami
nal. a small terrier, rushed at him. tripping
him up and leaping at his face. The dog blt
the boy about the head and face. Ten stitches
were required 10 sew up the wound in the head.
Az il was not believed the dog was mad the
wounds were not cauterized. A day before the
boy Was bitten the terrie; had suffered amputa-
ton of his tail and it was thought the pain
from the operation had made him vicious. The
dog, it was afterward found, had bitten u cat
and two chickens. which have died since from
the effects. The dog was killed.
The case was Watched by DR.. John Nsvin OF
Jersey City with close Interest. When the boy
few days ago began to show signs OF a nervous
affection DIR. Nesin at once concluded to take
him TO the Pssteur Institute III New York city.
When Edward was presented to DIR. Gibier, who
is in charge OF the institute, an experiment was
made by Offering the boy some water to drink.
A slight spasm Of the throat was apparent,
and upon repeating the experiment the pstien:
showed plainly the signs Of victim OF hydro
phobia. DR.. Gibier at once decided that there
was no doubt of the case, aud also that the virus
had become 30 hrinly seated in the system that
incubation would be OF no avail. He advised,
1t Is said, only simple treatment, TO QUOT the
patient and fortify him much US possible
against Che poison.
The diagnosis proved correct and the boy
died at his home Sunday with all the symptoms
of hydroph0bia.
One Of the interesting points Of the case is
that Edward had never heard of hydroph0bn
and could not have apprehended the dreadful
results. His imagination was not therefore
affected, and the case is purely an instance Of
the active force Of the rabies virus When the
rabies began to take effect the boy had convul-
sions foamed al the mouth and snapped at
those who tried TO hold him. He appeared to
suffer intense agony, his eyes were dilated with
fear and be had extraordinary Authorizations as
to those abou. him, fearing every one who ap-
preached him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
BROS. Aucfloneers.
TRppssT Ts SALE AZ :, 3T yALUAgLE IMPRoyED
mp SETENTH STREETS NQnTHWEST. now

sA 81 sT
6cduPiEb 81 .ff IL cifS SP PosF o Fri ~"
s. ss Of r ,:isrs q Ike
~ naRi eqSiisf
lie IN and p Rsss'ss
ssT md md M .a :as &,
isIes g. sSSFssnx l.s three q and In J.s;
e sfGs 4 s 81 IN The sS
BATE. sna '0fr au ritz IN .u RssSf.
ss,a nSsS;Sss oc. S he
ssa 9s Ss g and four Dsny
R: # sS;!a
ana ,nnntns thence west along ths line Of said north
aoa ha ass h ND
feet l6 inches. thence east ninety three j feet
Feet SIX M Inches thence east ten 10y fes and
there's south hundred G0O) feet to toe place OF
hss ss and
ap2ULtensnces 10 the same belonging or in any wise
Terms q sa,. ons-fourth cash. balance in equal
Ing date Of Day safe with Interest at Ter cent per
deed Of t!9s: thS pre- Mise. sold all cash at the
s time s:
and reeorius Al pqrchaser's cost, II the terms Of
the trustees the rsh 70 ressl the prop"
e.y At me f:sk and cost Of the desutns purchaser
resale IN some newsp1Per nubli,hed in Washington.
p d5d.. f fhfRSS9f VIII Z: tsHasirH. Trustees
I peParsnsnt; SgpPiy D,vi:i2n. ws.hinrton CITY.
So Rb vi" bs e H1' S is
S S; Gi od Furniture. e Term. Of sale 10 ne
Weu 81 the rs and hs DC
N. +. THoRP CHIEF Of supply Division d5aS2t
THOMAS BOWLING & son. Aucts., 6Io Est. n W.
TEEgsTEHs sss SALE 2T yAntUAgadtEr IMpsoyEp
FS2 RPxff5S HSbSEs SGS 2 hSHf
,s b. vrsgs Of ssr,su deed e trust dated April 81
bia. We will sel at public aGction. in fro9. q the
sstuaied in he city Of Wsshinstoo Disric. s q
EHR The FS1R J RAy
p NJ: 1t nuIrber eih,, seven IN pearce Klinsle,
dwelling with back building. known as No i7oa iith
rs THE p5E Rtr 9S9gs
vision Of part Of square :wo hiiaei and thirty faar
Improved by u convenient brick DWELLING known as
TEKas sHE h ss each lot. One third of the
purchase money IN CASA and the balance In two equal
Q; sac be secured Is doad OF rns on tie prtpS 1t
sold and 60 besr interes at per GENT per ann from
convcyancins at purchasers cost II the terms Of ssio
twenty days from dy Of sale The trust IS reserve the
s s re- after Fs a. s s and s9s Of e'f'nns
HUG, H1es T. +. # #2%+Sft,, Trustees.
d5-dsds City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
A A. BROOKE.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
Auctioneers. mis- 10 dsincex24


EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE RAJ. ES-
LATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
BITWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND TWENTY
THIRD NORTHWEST. BEING PREMISES
Under and by virtue o, the last Will and testament
of Shad-ach Nugent. late Of Washington. u. c. said
Will being duly proved and recorded In the office Of
the register o. wills of the District of Columbia viii
otter Tor sale. ly public auction. al HAtF-PAsr
FoI x O,cLDSk on the Afternoon Of MONDAY, DE-
CEMBER TWELFTH. 1892. part Of lot Numbered
Twelve. I'D. IN square numbered h,ry-one OLD. in
the city of Washington. u. c.. described follows
ez1nn2 Tor the at the northeast of said
lot and running thence west twenty-ssven C21D feet
Tour t3 inches. thence south ninetysix $50 feet.
shenee east nineteen lal feet four 90 inches. thence
north lire OF said alley eight 49, feet north
one hundred loO) feet to the beginning. together
with the i'm, royements thereon. consisting of q
room frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-haf and poses of purchaser
LOT balance m equal insalnenis in six go, twelve
I'D and eighteen 0S) months after da of sale with
Interest at six per cent per annum until paid
Iayabie annually said notes to be secured by
trust ON the property deposit of goo qured at
time Of sale Terms to be complied with in ten (lOl
days property TO be resod at risk cost of de-
fauting purchaser after ve advertising in The
Star newspaper. GEO. W. LINkINS,
n30d&ds Executor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
TIVE ECxrNaroN ROAD.
sherman Posts New Officers

A, regular meeting OF Vim. t. Sherman
Post. No Is. Department Of the Potomac, G..
A. r.. held in the post hall, lie Droit building,
on the evening of the I'd instant. the following
named comrades were duly elected to I'll the
Offices for the ensuing year, viz:
Post commander, Maj. J. Thos. Turner;
senior vice commander, George A. Carter;
Junior vice commander. Capt John n. Harlow;
quartermsster, Capt. Joseph A. Sparks; sur
geon, John N. Sanford; chaplain. -; officer
Of the day. Jno. Z. Clarke; officer Of the guard,
Jas. Z. Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
as-.o cAxkIE & = sT sToSsE.l Trustees.
r ATcLIFFE. DARR CO. .AUcTIONEERs,
~ go PA. AVE NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNIMpRovrn lot or
GRCUND IN 0. L. aREENiS SIrRHIViaI6N

TRUSTEkSs SALE OF AN UNIMPROvED LOT OF
OF PART OF cHIcHEsTER. D. G '
virtue q certain deed OF trust dated 21st day Of
November. 1S91 and recorded in Iiber No 1854
feiS pa ct SEQ enc Of the land records Of the District
OF Go umoa and AZ the request OF the holder OF the
notes secured thereby we viii SELL at public sucfiop
On en- Mo ma THE IWILFTH DAY OF DECEN-
premises the foowirg described real estate situate
IN the county o. ashington. Dst Of Columbia, to
Wiz: All that certain piece parcel Of land and prem
isss inSwn and StstnFu.hed as and being lot mum
GREEN'S subdivision 81 part Of Chichester as the
same Is duiy recorded in county Liber six Co., folio
ofass Of ne District Of columbis
TtKms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance In two equal stalments in six
md twelve months with interest; and secured By
vcysnctng snd rscordng ct the the purchaser
dspozlt q $40 VIII BE- required at the time Of sale
ssy, sf 81. ~ trustees lsssrse the sht e Isss
puschsssr sfsr ssch pubic nocs = they shsii dssn
.soaA& ne ne 3 :. d AHsHHfsaH3so' rr.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
HUGH T. TASGAPT, { Afus'ees.
d5dSds City Hall
d5-dSds
T'HOS. J. FISHER & Co,
l. Rea, Estate Brokers' 1924 7 st. NV

PEREaProEy SALE OF yAIMABLE IMPROVED
A ATTMg H. SIEAB yoUETEESTHn sTaEET
car H2HsI H9RT ny USE2 TIE EqTg-
TQS AND DC, GE0RGETqWN RAILR0Ap, ND
ALSO ROW OF SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS,
FoEMIN9 PART OF THE AAMF PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY. DECENBER FOURTEENTH.
! p 1872, in fr9nt of the premises at TWO ,CLocK
directors Of the Wa.hins,on and GeorK.oHn Railroad
Company, at pubic sale 70 tie highest bidder.
lGts II 10 II, bob inclusive, square 2ti. having
foataee OF l4 AZ feet It. with 4, pth
u l42 rs ct 20 public alley and containing about
20 DOo square feet improvements consist of small
er-E DWELLINGS sn9 large brick stable and house.
IMMEDIATELY THERE FTER. IN front Of the
preulses wtl offer lots 81, ~ snd 80 square s,i
fr ntin- u 100 feet Florida avenue CONTAINING
5. ia SO u. OF ground improved by large brick
stable ard car house
Terms: One third cash, tA,ance in three equal in
secured BY deed Of irnst upon the troperty
sold payable one. two and three and bearing
Interest at per cent, Payabe semi annually all
cash: NJ purchaser option. DEPOSIT of 500 will be
required on each piece .. pertv at time ~ SAFE
Terms OF sale must be Piled with within fifteen
days otherwise Tight reserved to resell the property
In default at risk aud of defAllting rurch
after i've DAYS advsI Of such resale in
newspaper published in Washington, u. G.
BY order OF the company
TAOS. J. FISHER CO..
DUNCANSON RRGG A,r.io,oa-. I.,ita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
FUTURE DAlS.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

SALE Of LARGE BRICK DWELLING, THREE
STORlES, ATTIC AND BASEMENT, WITH
Ba ,Gh BgILpISG; SEyENTEEY ROOMS ASB
or TIE LOT BEING NUMBERED 80
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER NINTH
i6ts, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we will Sc u,
in front OF the premises rert Of lot 49, square 53
fronting ~ feet on Indiana avenue, with depth OF
eoYpt $50 test to q wide alley, improved by large
brick dwelling, contsining n rooms and bath and
brick stable on the rear OF the let.
TerJns: Oge-tETd Of the purchase money in cash
20 too payable December II. 1894, with 5 per cent
interest, 7ayabs seHianr ually, the BALANCE Of the
purchase money in one year. with per cent interest
deposit OF S2S0 required at time of sale. Convey
aneing nc. at purchasers cost. Terms to be coIa-
piled with within fifteen days, otherwise the right
ds!auItinS purchaser After Ave days advertisement Of
ton. d. c.
JOHN b. LARSER, Attorney.
dS-d2os 1885 st. n. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
PATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

II AICLifFE. DARK co.. AtCTloNEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BLING PREMlsts KNOWN
As NO; col l STREET NORTHWEST, FOR
MERLl The PROPERTY OF TIKI LATE Jus
TICE JOSEPH p BRADLEY.
By virtue Of decree cf>the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. pssssd on November - A. n.
lsaS. In equity sAaSs Nc, lA.sae. wherein Nsry h
Butter and Caroline Bradley ar sintfs and Charles
Bradley. Julie Z. B. Bradley. Eliza Uaneron brad
ley Joseph Gardner Bradley and JanIrs Donald Came
ron Brad ey are attendants Will sell a. public suc-
THIRIEENJH DAY OF pEcEMBER. A d Isa3.
At FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. lot number~d osc % IN
Douglass and hices Subdivision o. square i've hun
fee. on street rams 116 feet inches 2i street
street thence south rs feet thence e-., ~ Zee, ?
inches the south lSD feet inches to the line OF
street ana contains 3, 0So square feet 90 grotni
more less, improved by large double thrre-<tory
and back building brick house. with BRICK stable in
cash ami the balance in two equal installmepss al
one and two years from day sale with Interest =, 8
Ter gent secured oy deed OF upon the property
or all cash. ~ TIE option Of the purchaser. Al con-
NeysacnV ans recording AZ purchasers cost Deposit
OF $50 required a. the time Of sale. le-Ia. to he
complied with within a3tecn days from date sale
otherwise the right TO sell the PROPERTY 81 the
ana risk of the defaultipg purchaser after Eve days
previous notice in The Evening star ~
served FREDERIC u. MckENNFl, Trustee,
sun building. l:si y -. n. ".
Ml~ltfs.fu II
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End of Prince Malatestn.

The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times announces that Prince Malatests,
who participated with the late Napoleon
Ill when he was an adventurer and pre-
tender in attempted revolution against the
papal authority in 1882, has died as ,Trappist
monk at Aiguebelle, having some time ago
sought refuge in the monastery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-06
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc.ion Sst =,
II l4G7 Qst., Washington, d. c.
POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE HESITATE
HH ,.IEI L i MONTE, AM

ru PosITIyE s NdSr To ct2sE aNTSTAT Tx
fAf pHa, s ~ stTTr OF lHE POTOMAC RIVER
AcEEs.. ABoUT TEN MILES FROM whsHINd-
FERTILIZER AND MANUF4CTTRINd Conf
PANY,s ttaNT AHb ~ NOW COMPLETE II
SC3SSTA,SS Ils acres. ISSHTEp III MonNT
ABoTT IS MILES FRoM WAsAI S9TS WIN
RIVER, AND is Known AS do o5 Ffsaisa
By direction Of the parties in interest We viii sell at
r,o- WITHIN OUR SALES Rooms.
BER <. D. ise!. Al fWRhvEN oCIoc KIN r..
tn. above land FARMS situate in the states
Of Maryland and Eiryinia.
Terms on each farm: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. the balance in one two
and three with interest for which the notes OF
the purchaser purchasers Will be taken secured by
deed Of trust on the property, o. all cash. At pui
chasst's option All conveysncns and recording at
purchaser cost and should the terms Of sale DO NOT
complied with In thirty DAYS from the day Of sale the
property so In default be Iesoid the risk and
cost of tss defaulttns purchaser purchasers. or
the deIcst (ss hereinafter provldsd be forfeited
at the discretion o he parties IN interest.
deposit o $500 viii ne required the Bellemcnts
farm and dsposat OF $3.50 on the Sandy Point Farm
full and Innu-e description of each piece can be
had at our office aud will be read It time Of sale
LAT1MER SLOAN. Auctoneers
u.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

uaIIEr DAVIS co.'s CHRISTMAS oFFFG-
~ tng spffuNc1 hy our z-enf n al rta
ocers f1st'sn nunfl-r OF ufrrhf rtHnf- - fTs
less Than REGULAR prices. HALLfr DAVIS -. 20
T. kAkAUER PIANos.-'-I FIND ruFN TNC Ef-
aud otlIer nlskes ~ fArl a. -. TfITff 90 NJ sic.
g. kthN.cst. lsTs rriccs rcssonsfie tsrins eaxs.
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. e12E st.n.v

HAND CARRIAGES At AUCTION
on THURSDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1892.
Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. WE WILL. SILL, n
FRoE- OF OUR AUCTION RoOyIs. 6l2 ESJ RET
NORTHWEST. NUMBER OF NEW AND SEC
. CONSISTING IN PART OF
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". sTICKNEY. Auct., ZIG F st. NV
RQETEEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY, BEING A NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS No

PPssoPERrY BEINGE S NTanqyE NM iMMPWRG TT
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS No
l246 II STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust, recorded In
Liber No. 1881. sOlio I57 ct seq. one OF the land
records Of tie District of Coumbia and at the
irSq. q ne pre p On IUEsDAY. THE TAtK,
O'CLOCK p; NJ. the following DESCRIBED properly.
s snwhs in IN the sly Of Washh District 60
square numbered ten hundred and three d6OS) said
lot being ~ the WASHING ON BRICK MAGAZINE
COMPANIES Suhdty ison, recorded in the office OF the
surveyor Of the District Of Columbia sold suhject to
certain deed OF trust to the of S2 500 with
interest from March j. 1902 rate of Fer cent per
tember 3, 1891. NY
Terms " sale: All cash 600 deposit required at
time OF sale: Terms to be complied with in ten lays
or he property Will be resod at risk and cost of de-
fultin purchaser after ave days reimbursement in
,oe D pA p sT0NEs Trustees.