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END OF THE SEASON.
Eight Out of Twelve Clubs Won More Thar
Half Their Games.


The base bail season closed on Saturday with
the following games:
At Washington First game Washington, 4
runs, 10 hits, errors: Boston, runs, Z hits.
errors. Batteries Nicholas and Bennett,
Meekin and Mcguire.
Second Washington, runs. 0 hits.
errors, Boston, runs. hits, l error. Bat
teries- Stivetts and Bennett, Killen and Nc
Guirc.
At Union Park-First game-Baltimore, 5
runs. IL hits, errors; Brooklyn. 10 runs hits,
errors. Batteries-Vickery and Robinson,
Kennedy and Daley.
Second ame-Baltimore runs 6 hits, 1
Crrcr. Brooklyn. 2 runs: 6 hits o errors. Bat
teries schmidt and Gunson, Haddock and
Eiuslow.
AT Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia / run. 5 hits,
errors; New York, runs, IS hits, 0 errors.
Batteries-Carsey and Clements, King and
Ewing.
At Cincinnati-Cin runs, 10 hits,
error; Plttsburg, run. 0 hits. 2 errors. Bat
teries-Jones and Vaughn. Baldwin and Mack.
At Kansas City-Chicago, run. hits. l
error; 80. Louis, runs, 5 hits, 5 errors. Bat
teries-Hatchinson and Kittredge, Hswley and
Brown
At Cleveland-Cleveland.1 IL runs. 10 hits
error; Louisville, runs, hits. 8 errors. Bat
teries-Clausen and Merritt, Williams and Zim-
mer.
sr,oxD prropn
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were king liberal donations and there was
no such thing a. fail 80 far as raising the money
was concerned. Indeed, he said they
would be able to make larger
first payment than they had expected.
Already more than Sl6 900 has been pledged
and the mission has bank account Of more
than $4,000. In conclusion he said that the
churches o: Washington could never afford to
be without an organization of evangelistic
workers.
A solo by Mr.. Howell was followed BY brief
addresses by number Of persons, including
Foster, Mr.. s. W. Woodward and Mr..
swnrtZell
Contributions we're then in order. and Mr.. A.
;. Pratt started the fund with sl00. ex-Gov.
Wells gave $500. and there were numerous
Others who gave smaller amounts.
THE FINANCIAL REPORT.
The annual report Of the treasurer was read,
showing;
Receipts-For general purposes. "a, 9s4. IS:
Tor Bethesda branch, 1894. IS; for Howard
brunch. slS2: for Georgetown branch. sl27.05;
Tor building Bruen Chapel, l.SiS; for Thanks
giving dinner. 976.s5; total, -, i62.70.
Expenditures General expenses, "a, 500. 06;
Bethesda branch. S337.77; Howard branch
ell So Georgetown branch S93 20: building
bruen Chapel. sl.s4s; Thanksgiving dinner
sgI6.sj; balance on hand, Sl93.i6; total,
o., 49, 10.
The money for erecting Bruon Chapel was
given by Mr.. ". Livingston Bruen- The total
amount collected for the Thanksgiving dinner
was 81 ,2l8.70. of this sum S976. So was ex-
pended By the Thanksgiving committee and does
not appear in the tressurers accounts except
In this summary. while the balance (s236.85)
appears in the general expense account ex-
pended for charity
Report Of years work Number of religious
services held. .l40; number of persons in at
tendance. 295.3g9: requests for prayer noted,
56li; number Of converts reported, zoos;
number Of persons visited by missionary and
Others. 2.27S; number OF lodgings furnished,
l,259. number of meals furnished 4. SOL; num-
Der OF persons clothed, 60i; number for whom
employment was secured. y; number for whom
transportation secured, 7; number sent to
hospital, 80; number Of Bulletins distributed,
262. 700; expenses, S5.444e9, an average ex-
pen~e for each service of S254
The benediction was pronounced BY the Rev.
S. ii. Greene, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
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TOMORROW.

s. CAYWOOD,
"A. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER,
033 9TH ST. N
VALUABLE IMPROVED real. ESTATE ON
SEVENTH STREET NoRTHwEST. BEING
TIE FRAME bWELiLNG NO. 1916 SEVENTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER EIGH.
TENTH 1872: at HALT-PAsT FOUR. wew will sell
THE NORTH 22 FEET,6 INCHES
OF LOT NJ MBERED r.
SQUARE All,
Improved by six-rooIn frame dwelling. water and
sewerage. The lot fronts Q! feet q inches on TfS
street. with depth Of 50 feet alley on the line OF
street cars
Terms: One-half cash balance in six twelve and
eighteen months the deferred payments to bear in
teres at the rate OF per cent annum from the
OF SALE payable semi annually and to be secured by
purchasers option. A depos!t Of $500 to be paid
when the property is knocked down. Terms to he
complied with in ten days from the day of sale other
wise tho right reserved to resell property at the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser All
ancng. recording. &c. at pure haser' 8 cost
RADCLIFFE. DARR b CO.,
Anrfin
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Saturdays Foot Ball Games.

Saturdays Foot Ball Games.
The foot ball games played Saturday re-
suited as follows:
University Of Pennsylvania, %; Crescent A.
c., o.
Yale, %; Manhattan A. c., o.
Princeton. %: Naval Cadets, O.
Harvard, So; Williams, O.
Stevens Institute. TO- New York A. c., 6.
Orange A. c.. 8; Lehigh, 4.
Rutgers, 16; Lafayette, 8.
Staten Island C. c., &c; New Jersey A. c.. O.
Union. II, Troy Laureate. 8.
Bucknell, %; Franklin and Marshall, IL.
Amherst. IL Mass. Tech, O..
Seton Hall, ~; Polytechnic, o.
Harvard, "a, "a: Phillips, Exeter, O.
Bowdoin, IS; Colby, 0.
st. Johns Academy, 10; Hobart, 4.
Yale Freshmen, AZ: Hopkins School, O.
Germantown, 10; A. C. s. N, 6.
Haverford, 40; Delaware College, 0.
Y. NJ. G. A, %; Haddonfeld, 0.
Rugby, 10; Drexel, 4.
Pennsylvania College. 10; Dickinson, 6.
Boston A. A, 80; Dartmouth, 8.
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- 9TH AND Sis. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
Sf sNn iTETAr s IWbHvv NEAR RHopE
HOUSE, No. lai9 sEvENTEENTR STREET.
Under and by virtue Of a decree Of the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia, rendered 18th
June 1882. in equity cause No. 1864. wherein BEN
1amin L. Wheeler Ell al are complainants and Cor
nelia Bond ct al are defendants. the undersigned
PREMISE the II DAY q 'os
OCTOBER. A; d. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
70 the highest bidder. lot thirty -four (3 Of william
etghsy;two Qs2l, ss said Subdivision is recorded in
subdivision DO booE pass TO- IN the oncs Of the
the buildings and improvements thereon.
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the said decree
follows, Ope-thrd OF the purchase money 10 BE-
paid IN cash ana the balan in two equal
payable respectively in and years after date
With interest until Psid ss Per cent per snnup:
ss By shs nGtss
toned or All Of said purchase money may BE- paid In
cash At the option Of the purchaser Terms Of sale
be comped with IN ten days from day Of sale. de-
csit OF elo0 III b required from the purchaser q
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON. Trussss.
THOMAS p. WOODWARD. Trustee.
II. .s,.e. e s.%s.. Bond &C.,. =. r. s:,.s,
81 tSerssor WITH q Ss cou 1isSs tSf
ss0' a''' f sss 81 r e EiiAEiaHrox rru,...
THOMAS ,. wo6DwAsp, Il Hi 4 :'s
ssso-dsd tU IA svN ~
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Il VI
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D. G., BEING

AssIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D. G., BEING
No. 1887 HIGH STREET.
By virtue of deed from Robert B. Cropley re-
corded in Iiher I5ss. folio 46:,. one of the land
records OF the District of Columbia will sell on
MONDAY, 0CToBLR SEvENTEENTH. 1897, q
rU ts GGL 20 H. in front of the premises.
l0l2 feet on High street by an irregular depth Of
~, 81 and2O2 II LIZ In. also sublot and part OF
snblot . in W W. Corcoran's sub of lots T. s and in
Old Georgetown. minute description of the above
property Will be read at the time OF sale
The above property is improved by o substan tial
modern prick store and dwelling in excellent order
on the High street 'front.' and 10y frame house and
Eood stable in the rear on an alley, all under good
rental All claims of Taberts to the south two feet
o. o. ground on which the brick store and dwellin
been quit claimed BY them 70 the assignee.
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to assume an indebt-
edness OF W 900 secpgsd by deed Of trust recorded
Iioer lSoT. folio lS2. of the land records Of
tie District of Columbia. bearing interest at q per
cent; the balance of the purchase money one half
cash and the remainder in year. evidenced by the
purchasers note secured By deed of trust upon the
property and bearing interest at q per cent Taxes
and assessments paid TO June 80 1892. All convey
ancinE and title examining to be sole of pur
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten days after sale the assignee will resell at cost
of defaultins purchaser.
X. G. GWYNN, Assignee of Robert b. Cropley
THOMAS NJ. FIELD. Attorney for Assignee.
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CHANcERYy SALE OF PREMISES No. SIG NINTH

BY virtue Of decree passed in cause entitled Davis
vs. Wilson, No. 1:}i3o Equity Docket 81, in the SUI
preme Court of the District Columbia shall offer
at public sale, through Ratcliffe. Darr 4 Co auc-
tioneers. on MONDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH
1852. at FIVE O'CLOCK AFTERNOON. Lot eleven
I'D. Frazer's subdivision square four hundred and
twelve (il2). in this city.
This lot has frontage of % feet inches and
wide. and Is improved by fveroon frame dwelling
Terms Of sale: One-third of purchase money cash.
one-third payable in year and one third in two
years. for which purchaser rive his notes hear
ing interest payable semi-annuay at per cent per
his option One hundred $1,000 dollars deposit at time
Of sale Terms TO be complied with in ten days
otherwise resale At his risk and cost Cost of convey
ancing and recording to lie paid by him.
DANIEL O'C. CALLAGHAN. Trustee
ocS-dSds Lehman building.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF .yALUABIE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NITE N9RTHgAsT; BEING h0CsEs Nos. lbs
BY = ~ ZINE B H3UsE AT Low PRICE AND
HOOP 1902 ASD WITH WITT LARGE z, YARDS BOTH
By virtue 81 deed of trust. dated the 18th day Of
October A. D. 1901 and recorded in Liber 1880 lilo
no. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale pub
lie auction IN front of the premises, on MONDAY
TIE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1852
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM
SUB LOTS 6s AND so. IN SQUARE 723
Each lot being Improved by new eight-room and
bath With finished cellar bay-wndow house. with
electric bells and all modern conveniences Each
house to be sold subject to deed OF trust for 81 400
payable in three years from October g. 1891 with in
annually.
Terms % sale as follows $500 to be paid in cash. of
which ZOO will be required q deposit at the sine
of sale, balance of the purchase money in monthly
payments of $50 per month, or in two equal INSTALL
ments In one and two years from day of sale for
which the purchaser will give his bearing dat
day of sale. and to bear interest per cent or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser Terms of sale
TO be complied with in days from day sale or
property to be resod at risk and cost Of defauting
purchaser
FRANK T. BROWNING,
4l6 9TH St W.
JOHN S. SWUKNSTEDT, trustees
ocSdSds g27 + st. NV, J
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FUTURE DAYS.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS 9l0 o STREET.
NORTHWEST. WITH FRONTAGE OF TWENTf

By virtue Of decree passed by the Equity Court Of
sa9.s 1 WS. 9, un sobs h o. n
ant and Augusts Harris ct al sfs Hsfe9dants ne
9ss1nfa EogRrn .Sir f5Es
in front Of the premises al q sub lot sixty-
IN the city Of Mashingson and District Of Columbia
Term M Of ss ss,S OnetArd es:5 onsehHd y one
Ssfsrrsd P:ymsns p Be- svidsncsd by notes ssoufed
tsrest at the rate Of per cent annum. payable
ssmssnnneny. q AZ esSh q the option Of fhs ppr-
Conveysnans md recording e eost Of py5chsssr II
{rum day Of sale pfeises may b rssoid & risk IA
cost Of defeulting purchsser.
I. CAMEL VIII Us j S iAssinI Trustees.
wAIrxs ,. wuIfxSfSS 6 20. A. ~ e.,sA
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oc13-dkds
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auct.. cor. oih D SITS. NV

PROPERTY on SECOND STREET BETWEEN
AND STREETS AND DELAWARE AVE
NUE. SOCTHWEST. SUITABLE FOX MANU-
FEATURING AND BUILDING PURPOSES.
BY virtue of deed of trust TO the undersigned da.ad
the LIST day OF April. 500 and recorded April 8 ls.aD
In Llber 49, folio 2ll seq. Of the land records ~
the District OF Columbie. We will sell at the request
OF the party secured thereby at public auction in Front
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1872. AT HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ the following iearrii1ed
property, situate in the city o. WASHINGTON IN the
District OF Columbia. an. designated As
all that piece parcel land and premises situate in
said city OF Washington. known square east
OF square Ave hundred and fortysix a. Of piGl ard
described as follows: BEGINNING for the al the
northeast corner OF square and running from thence
south along the east line Of square and ID street
three hundred Goo feet four and half (l14D inches
thence south westwary along the line of sQuare
ei2 hty three 1888 feet; thence ntersact the
west line of square and Delaware at a point dis
tant one hundred and ffty-one (l5lD feet north
eastery from the southwest OF square theme.
northeastery along the line square and Della
ware sye four hundred and one t40l feet four and
half 4 inches 10 the northwest of the square,
and thence east along tie north line of square one
beginning
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one "a and two CD years. before with interest at
6Ier cent, PAYABLE semi-annually until raid secured
OPTION o; the purchaser. The property will offered
first in three parcels plat showlg the dimensions
and description of the parcels will be exhibited at the
sale or may be seen at the oi,e Of John b. Larnsr,
zach parcel 81 900 II entire property is sold All
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser Trustees
reserve the right TO resell at the risk and
ALBERT A. WILSON, -.
JOHN b. LARNER, trustees
oc7-6Sds 1875 st. NV
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L ".
TRgsTEES, SALE Of yMU AZ TRACT OF
DISTRICT OF COLUMaIA. ABOUT TWO AND
SSki Ale 6 Mkf S MbS HESKS g pSS
9E Hs SIX G atkEs M %hT 81
Under and nd By virtue 9f c, decree Of the Supreme
DAY e ISL IN equity no
ss sna M ss
Is sS$f H g ,Ts
County s y WsshnsSn d nsss
81
being part Of tract called white Haven" described
part q wSiss among his Children By tie letter
.snans nf % ons p
a, :SIsh r. 5
SLOPE 81 ire h above canal thence south
:nS %
I'd a. .. I'D e. :.ss
line e the Ssn s Of the ,D.ins end the sssnniaS
Sc u:s y 1e.Ss.s lions IL: q SSss.s: l:ns r
Vas conSeSed to Wiii.q ail.m y HOIST R s0s.
s g: :af tie T isae ss g. .aq e. E
ps of sS SsSSp5J and
,:corS:a Z, e M as tSiS e 'sa Of the land
Terms Of sale a. prescribed By said decree are A
follows Onethird Of the purchase money to Be paid
In cash and the balance In two equal fnstsiinensS
Win interest unt paid Of per sent pr snnum, ssia
deiesd gaymsnt 70 Be By the promissory
properly herein mentioned, or al Of said purchase
cSssss fsrms 81 sais 70 Be oompiisd With n p Ten
days from daX Of sale dsPo:it q 600 VIII Be r.
''7saaas 'aac f;SSsflPG MR Risehai;'' e.
sl4R&l;u.. rr.
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Hosmer and Gaudaur Won.
The double sculling match on Lake Couch
iching on Saturday between George Hosmer
and ]. G. Gaudaur and Edward Hanlan and
VIM. O'Conner for a stake Of s2 500 and the
double scull championship Of the world was
won by Hosmer and Gaudaur.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,s. 9th and D sts n w

AuNCANsON BhOS., AuctS.. 9Th and ID SITS. n. W.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND PREMISES, Nc. ALI
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST. IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. G.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT Of Columbia. rased in equity cause No.
plainans and Robert W. f. Ogilvie ct al are defend
Of tue premises on MONDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ.
all that part Of Lot numbered six 80 in square num-
hered five hundred and thirty-two (52) It being the
south twenty five (25I feet dive (5l inches front on
Attn street northwest by depth Of ninety three (9
feet three and one-haf t31a) inches, and having q
width Of twenty-five cl5) feet Ave 80 inches all the
way back said distance of nineyth (;) feet three
and one-half (31) inches. the same Is laid down
and described the ground plat plan Of the city
of Washington in the District Of Columbia together
with the improvements thereon consisting OF a very
handsome three-story and basement brick dwelling
house
Terms of sale: ODehaIf cash (of which deposit Of
$O TO he made property sold) and the balan
In equal installents at ID and (2) years re-
spec1veiy from day Of SALE for which the pronissory
notes OF the purchaser purchasers must be given
bearing interest from tine day OF SALE payable semi
annually. and secured by deed Of trust on the prop
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
purchasers. All conveyancing. recording. &c. at
purchasers cost. II tue of sale are not com
Piled with in ten days the trustee the right
readvertse and resell at purchs cost and risk.
RANDALL HAGNER,
Trustee,
oc6eo&ds 400 9TH 81. n.
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4lb 9th ST. n. W. I r-,,z....
JOHN S. SWOKNSTEDT, Z trustee:
ocS-d&ds g27 Est n W
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. 612Est.n.v

VERY XALUALE PULLING LOT on STREET
BETMEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUC-
On MONDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH 1900
at QUARTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ We viii
sell In front Of the premises sub Lot c. in square
62 from ting rs feet in4oes the north side of
street between Thirtyfr and Thrty-second streets
Terms; One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest. secured by deed of trust the
property, or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. All conveysncinR and recording al rur-
chaserscost. deposit Of 300 require at time of
sale. Ccl I-dE3s
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Miser Who Len Thousands.
John Allen, aged seventy, miser who for years
lived in q wrecked freight car at Seaford, Del,
died ten days ago, and in looking about his
place stocks and bonds and $4,000 in gold
coin were found.
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T AT1MER 4 SLOAN. Aucts.. l4o7 q st.

i AilMEh q SLCAN, Aucts., l7Us u st.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
oSFsfkftT NEhk EfaHTFFNTH STREET, STREET.
sIsEtT MAR TXNEETY ;sdT sERTEE
ffs1TH SThI6E Of GFIFTEsN 2 81 EE
LoT OF w PiAcE Scar NEW gth kss9
M ashfHaf f9S lbh 3 Z. IN lAE CITY OF
inner and md sy virtue Of decree Of the suprern.
q ssn.h sssy
ct al. compsin.nts and MARY sadler e. al are De
DAYS and hours hersnat er mentisned the t2llgwins
ton in IA. Dis net Of oolum6is and known and de
on MONDAY, oGToBER TWENTY FOURTH. 1892.
Lot lettered Il" IN A r. shepherds subdirision of
square No lG9 trontinns Is feet inches on north
Sss q s ,h ,sss inches e N 80
SSH esS = ISL Il 1892
70 % n = feet
2sD 2 81 SANE 3 fis FOUR
: ssis s:Sss Z .ssss T.:
:aS s q II Y :Ss So
e 81 % Rfi5sHSs OCTOBER rwExrY-srx1H
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
Lots Is TO 25 both inclusive and lots 81 20 N hath
inclusive. in W I. Steigers subdivision Of oricinai
29th e. with Rock creek northwest each lot i about
on THURSDAY. ocrosER rwESry-srvENrH.
ArHALE-pAsr ESGk O'CLOCK PM.
"a. so
:.u:.. % " pI.ss Cor :s.ss 6stS.en south Capitol
s.es psss 9: parcel.
third OF the purchase money to be raid IN cash srd
the balance in two equal installment. in siI and
twelve months from the day Of sale with Interest
the rate Of per can't par annuua. payable semi.
shs pnrohessr or purchas:n anda deed Of trus, on
cAss,rs option deposit Of sl0o viii = on
cey.1cans VII 8. .tths pyrch.ssrs ccst Hths term:
WITH Vtshin IN days from dsx ~ s Il ~, s
esve the rfAt 70 resell the lot parcel In default
afsnr such public notice they may deem necessary
e The risk and cost Of The dsfsuisng purchases
CHARIEs H. SfANLEY,l
fo 20e Ooyrt}and -.
sea1-deds o16D& Nv
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WHAT THE WORK COSTS.
The Central Union Mission Held Its
Eighth Anniversary Last Night.

PROMINENT CITIZENS LISTEN To TESTIMONY OF
I'M WORTH oT THE MISSION AND TIE GOOD
~ HA- AcconFLIsHED-THE sEcRETAET oIVEs
SOME STATISTICS As TO THE cOsr OF SAVING
soULs
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y ATcLIFrE. DARR 4 CO., AUcrIoNFERs,
~ a2O PA. AVE. NV

EXTCUToR's SALE DY AUCTION OF IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE IL BRi MEI's CorRT, Nv
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue q the power vested IN by the last will
and testament OF the late Magdslina LIP sr will
sell " pubic auction front Of the pr mise. On
~ EsDAf, OCT B4k IMENTl FIFTH, lslsg. AT
rece q parcs Of land and rrel ise. lying and brius
Ia ihecity OF as hington. Distrt Of Columbia VT;
inches on Brewers court. with q depth OF 95 feet
Inches. with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon
Terms: pn--ihird cEsh. balance Ia one and two
yea WITH the notes u: the purchaser b-anE interest
AZ we re.e o. U pr cent pr annu from the isy q
SAFE. and secured By deed % trust the Property
sold or al cash. at the oition Of the purchase
deposit OF loo required al the tire Of sale Terms
70 DE COMPLIED With Ia nftcen days from the day Of
ers cost. FRANCIS MIL ia
ocl3-dSds T,-s,,,o.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Auc,ionoers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERTI On TIFTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS
By virtue e deed of trust recorded in Liber No
ioro 80 ct seq OF The land records Of the Dis
the note secured thereby the undessigned trustees
will sell a public auction in front Of the premises on
M,QNphY, THE sEYLNTEENTH DAY OF oCro-
BER 1S92. at hALf.PASI FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ :,
the real estate situated In the city of Washineton
District Of Columbia. known part Of lot IS in
ssunders' subdivision of part of square IA BEGIN
ming ID feet .os inches south from the northwest
corner OF the iot running thence south IA feet ~
inches east feet inches 70 the rear OF the LOT
north IA feet ~ inches and thence west lIO feet
inches to the point Of beginning Improved by two
story frame dwelling house known as
llH 10Th STREET NORTHWEST.
cash and the ba.nce in one and two years, with in
terest from the day OF sle the deferred psymenfs to
be secured on the property sold. tho may
pay Al cash At his option deposit OF 800 will be
complied with in fifteen days the Right ia reserved 70
resell at the risk ard cost ofhe defauing purchaser
MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee.
EDWARD McC. JONES' trustee Ste H. '"
ocSdads 1905 Pa. ave. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

THREE-sTORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 223O STRECC RETMEEN TIIIR,rY

Ne;3 1920 = sTREET,- BETNhESNt NTH THIRTY RiY:
a., aE EdWn,y 0.,66a;S: AZ AGGIIoS - .
on M2S b,, 1S CII SEVENTEENTH. 1892,
IN front Of the premises the east half OF lot No 49,
by depth of $50 feet improved by three story brick
residence containing twelve rooms, with bath room
water and gas. known as premises No. 1920 street
Terms: One-third cash. balance in twelve and
eighteen months. with interest secured by deed OF
purchase deposit Of 300 at time Of sale
II the terms OF sale not complied with in ten days
the property be resod risk and cost ii default
ing purchaser All conveyancing and recording at
cost Of purchaser.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON.
All tinr,ce