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TOLD IN LETTERS TO SANTA.

The Misery in Homestead Revealed by an
incident in School.
During visit TO the second ward school on
Monday. Says Pitt'burg special to the New
York Sun, the younger children we're asked BY
the superintendent to write letter to Santa
Claus telling the kind Of Christmas they e1-
pected. In those letters the true condition of
Homestead is best told. The parents have
kept their wants hidden. but their children
have spoken frankly 20 Kris K.ingle. Invari-
ably the incorporating needs Of life in q
town where poverty is abroad are the hrst and
only considerations, and the coming of Christ
mas. where it is associated with hopes at all,
suggests only the prospect Of better food and
clothes.
these letters were selected at random i. sm
about 300. At least 200 Of them asked for
clothes or shoes:
Dear Santa Claus: we have hard trouble to
keep our living Ny papa il not working IN
the mill. Please send my brothers and sisters
| some clothes. Please remember us.
Dear Santa Clans: We have been on strike
| and please send us what you can. My papa has
not been working for long tine.
Dear Santa Claus: You are q kind man. 1
hoap you won't forget Us. Homesteadis poor
boots and then don't want nothing more this
year.
Dear Sants: My papa is out of work and two
brothers and one sister and my Oldest brother is
| out Of work since Of July and am thinkin z
We shall have poor time. I sometimes work
| at the brick yard.
Dear Santa Claus: want suit Homestead
has been on q strike fore four months and there
has been lots Of trouble
Dear Santa Claus: want you to bring me a
pair Of boots. l want to know II you will l
think you will. You are nice old man The
| men in Homestead have been on the strike and
they have had trouble. The men have had no
work for long time.
Dear Santa: Are you coming to our house Q
Christmas. would Ike you TO-
Dear Santa Claus; The people in Homestead
| had trouble. and their are q good many out of
work and they are starving. Please give me a
pair Of boots and . suit Of clothes and story
| book.
Dear Santa Claus: There has been trouble in
Homestead. And am afraid You win forget
us- am a little boy and sell papers. Please
don't forget N.
Dear Santa: Thsy are / $500 men ont Of work,
and they are starving. The relief men went
around and asked il they needed anything to
est There was . little baby died, and they kAd
not enough money to buy . CONN. and had TO
bury Il ID . box. Please send me story book
not want much this year, but II you Win
bring me The story book gusss will sloss.
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The organization o: Indiana citizens to make
arrangements for the national encampmeut OF
the u. A. Il. at Indianapolis has been COM
ple;ed by the election of the following officers:
Iii iilley, chairman; ID. p. Train, vice chair
man; W. Fortune. executive director; Allen
Hendricks, secretary; Albert Call. treasurer
There are nearly 5000 members Of the differ
ent committees, and plans as outlined con-
template the most complete care for the COM
fort and entertainment Of the great number of
people who are expected to visit indianapolis
AT the time of the encampment, which will be
the occasion Of the dedication Of the sailors
and soldiers monument. the grandest structure
of tine kind in the world
Chairman Tiliey in a public address an
noances that the indications already are that
the attendance will be the largest ever known
and preparations will be made TO care for nm
ward Of Sse 900 persona
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'I'dOAAS Do"LANd SON. Aucts. 612 Z st. n. W.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SECTION OF WAsHINGToN CITY = THE SANE
BEING DWELLING HOUSES NOS. 1902 FOUR
s TRkEnT N sIhThTT SID 2ass THIRTEENTH
Byvrtus OF certain deed Of tru.s dated April 81.
seq. OF the land records Of the District Of Column
S. We VIZ sell a. public suction in front q the
estate situated IN the city Of Washington District
On %EbNtsPAy. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF
pEMGEHDsh, 49,. At HALF-pASTF FOUR O'CLOCK
subdivision OF square numbered two hundred and
ssven the came being improved by q iarge frame
dwelling With back building. known Is No. l702 l1th
TfE Fd6 RsT o e RE
M. lot number seventy -eight, in Aliens subdi-
vison OF Pet OF SQUARE two hundred and thirty four
No @ & stres. brick DWELLING known -
TERMS OF SALE to each lot: One third Of the
money In cash and the balance in two equal
instAIments payable in one and two years from day
sold and to bear interes Il Per cent per snnam fro
day q sale payable sspi-annusily. deposit Of 800
sl % ncT n % en parcel 1t time Of vale AZ
twenty days from day Of sale the trustees reserve the
rht 20 rese4 q the rsS and cost Of defauting
chaser .a'r a'' S So{t, 'a q IHsiE:sST pS
...... a1ea :. W.; a d, r..-'...
EBss. sspeoST. ssf s2s. re T1ug
DAY. TwxNT1-sHCOND. OF DfCENBHH r.
sessssf1azi2x: sasas hesr and Psses;.n.r !,
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The Police Census Of PHILADELPHIA.

The police census Of Phil adslphia shows a
total population Of !, l42, 65s persons. OF these
342, 1853 males and 364, 6l0 females are over
twsnty-one years Of age; 217,6s7 males and
2Is, 23s females are under twenty-ons years Of
age. The total shows gain Of about per cent
over the total for June, 1890 This il a much
greater gain per annum than for the decade
1880 to 1880. but is in part accounted for by the
fact that the census has been taken at q season
more favorable for complete census than that
chosen by the government There il no reason
to doubt the accuracy Of the police returns. as
they made their count in small districts, house
by house.
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true cory. Test,
J. w. VOTING. Clerk
dl6-a3x by l. =. WILLIAMS ASSt. Clerk.

Is THE SUPREME COUlgT OF THE DISTRICT
i oFcoLUMBIA. II GENERAL TERN.
Goans vs. He ,ri a COW ins g i s' HI
and Hsrry y Finley. trustees and JAlnes :" Ei-lrd-
TLi- is % sa,e notice tha, the D.iss'-ooa Railway
Contrary OF The istrl-i q Columbia I'D n the III
day q November. 1879, denost with Ia ciert tbs
court an instru nsnt 4 appropriation which AZ ars-
PIE scccidinV 70 Inc terms q ~. AT q. oas !, ~.
lunhia.
wsshineidn Dstrt Of CoanSa SatSsi.d TOLD 70 n.a.
reits = Cowiing by Jscob Colo spd wife ~ ded
u Il % fd,e 4s 81 he lana 'r ro@al y ~. a Ds
tric', and being described IN said deed asfoilovr:
vey-i 10 the said Ja'ob Co'ciaser IN I'D .Easi,sd
by Daniel ceclaEer ana Martha. Ii, VIZ. r~eera-d
land c.rds Of Washington county Dis,rici q, Coz
more fully escrse IN TIE terms Sr ioS-in = vi;
and scrsrisa l-Sa e Ss snrye % bs s oSnS
and being IN the county Of Washington and District
far north Of the diyidins linz t-.i~rsn SsihasI-I p
.susn and psniel Y Co cszer vi,l maze no me
he said part being as foloss:
- Bs 7s, at stake on the rney Bach rcsd
from stone AZ the northeast corner Il the Co~linf
minutes ~eosnds 20 .isk IN m. disiiins liae Ss-
tween Warner and 60 sling theme -auth - d-yr--s
the line between Warner and Cowig thence south .
Branch road theme nH nns .,s rss na rs .rs
81 minutes east, distance Of - minutes seconds 20
more OF le~s."
That said instrument Of deposit for that rurroo
and that the said land and premises. with tho
prcvements thereon. which appear Ina TIN land roro-to
z. cOxring. and certain James y. fickard-,.n
rears to have an interest In ii.n Thereon s4d M
strufnenf OF APPROXIMATION contains prayer - the
court to appoint three persons aTIrai-e the damage
which the owners Of said snd and premises may
tain by such sprofrtaf thereof In Tee simple ~
SAID cofni and that such prorsstinrs be had
~ may be Necessary for that TurTo-e.
And whereas tie mar hal 81 D-trf ret Z
the said henriettA y. Co~ling and Janes " Rrhari-
son not 10 be found Now. therefore. rur-uanre q
sn order Of the her-tsfor- pass-d. notire ts
hereby given 20 the shove named Henrietta n Cow
ling and James W. Richardson. their karr l~Sal
Representative n they either Of thm IN desd -
appear before this General lem tkh
day OF January. issi. -. oT.uinr of "a
that day thereafter a<coun-~i b. hrsrd
20 show csuse. n haVe. ny such appr.i-s
HkNRN MISE GAH>fTT,
Attorney for the Brigh,wcoi Railway Company
nos. ID tnkfr-,w al The District Of CsiuIn btaA
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Ri8OT ST STAINED.

BY Vote of s.4 to I22 the DepIties Sap
port The Government.
At a cabinet meeting held in thu Eli.e. Pari.
Yesterday, VI. Bourgeois minister Of JUS
tice. announced that hs would oppose in The
chamber of dspu.ie. the proposal OF VI. Pour-
query de Boisserin TO invest the Panama in
vesrigating commission with judicial powers
When the deputies met this was done.
The debate was the most exciting OF tho sss-
sion. and the desire OF some Of the Bouls ger
leaders to break up The government WAS so
manifest that it Disguised many Of the republi-
cans. Who might otherwise have voted for NJ
DOisscriU proposition.
Upon a division being taken the government
was supported by vote of 42i 20 I22.
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BROS. Aucta.

CHANcERY SALE OF TIE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING At THE N0RTHEAST CORNEh
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Now OCCUPIED BY THE RUSSIAN LEGA-
BY virtue and in pursuance OF decree passed the
sws9sy.si.th ta6l day o. March in The wear q our
Supreme Court of the Distric- Of Columbia holding
special term in equity in the of George e. Pepper
Va Alex Il. Shepherd ct al. number seventy-eight
trustee. on TrEsDXY The TENrM o q 5sypF
JANUARY. IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
$50, O'CLOCK p n: IN front Of the premises ofsr
for sale at public auction the following real estate
Lot numbered three g, in A. r. shepherds subdivis-
ion Of square Numbered one hundred and slxty-fo1r
16D. according 10 the subdivision recorded in the
once Of the surveyor Of the District of Columbia N
Lber w. B. NJ. folio III. of the books Of the sur
veyor. with all and singular The buildnss ana i'm
provements thereon.
Terms Q. sale: One fourth Of the purchsse money
20 be paid cash the day Of ssIe or nai rsfi1cs-
ton thereof b. the and the residue in three A
equal fnstellments ct one IL. two cl and three ii
notes Of the purchaser bearing date on the DAY of
SALE with interest and reserved hen upon the prop
ssty sod % =. cash :, The option Of Tie parchassr
propsrsy e Knocked down. AL convsysncinR q shs
KEHRy WISE aARxErr,
nxi-aso 41o 81 - av.
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I ATlMEk a SLOAN. AJCIIoNTEEs.
Il go - ST.

VALUABLE RFSIDFNCE PROPERTY No. lslr
EiFNfN1H STEEEr ET1NllN u AMI n
SiELErs NORrHNESI. A. "a BI-Io arc
nv direction q the owner . uil sel a. fsuf.i-
auction IN front ~ the tlrrrui-as N n ENpAN.
DfCt NIB TMFNTIITH. lsr.. 81 uATl. TASf
fOtk O'clock PM paris uf la's = lrt a. ia
sQuar. -. fronting iss fss.f sfsnF 11fh
street bN depth 80 - an f.f t-.Irr,V A
by three-story t-icl du.i.sr. Viii Inol.r co.
Nsiiienres. being No. 1911 llth street nor hu-ss.
Ihis prui err l. centrally locate 10 saHlfl ID. a.
borilood ami IN u command General att -ltinu.
Terms ne-ihird cash. ba.anas a. on. ans two
years. villa int-rst. and ssrrfl D. atisri
tie property. or AL ash Iot4, M. aid A.
ig az purchasers cost. ssl vii lr r.ruirf az fiIe
of sac. IAlIMTR A SLOAN
dl4 anHfHar...-s
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Cars VIII Stop on the Near Side.

P President Blackstone of the Central Passsn-
ger Railway Company Of Baltimore has issued
an order by which all the electric cars will here
after stop on the near side OF the street to take
on and let off passengers Mr.. Blackstone says
that the object is to prevent as far as possible,
the danger of collisions at crossings and be-
cause the cars have to slow up on approaching
or crossing a street.
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Kept Pace With the City,s Growth

From the Montgomery Press. Cat he-sburg. Md
On the 18th instan. The EVENING STAR csle-
brated its fortieth birthday. The STAR has
Kept pace with the growth of Warrington,
which we consider the highs.scompliment that
can be paid that journal. The SrAR's growth
and success has not been due to padding by DO
ht.cal parties or government subsidies, but to
lite sterling merit and the fact that it 10 always
clean and above suspicion.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SUB LOT No u IN
SQUARE No. 926 AND THE BRICK RESI-
DENCE THERON, THE SAME BEING HOUSE
No J2l NINTH STREET SOU rHEAsT.
Nv virtue of deed of trust u, dated July 20
lSS and recorded in Liber No. 1897 at folio S,I eli
seq of the land records a: the Dis rirt of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will ell at public auction IL
iroat OF the renises, % TUESDAY, DECEMBFH
TIE TMENIIETH. 1882 at HALF-PAsT FOUH
O'CLOCK +. NJ. all thnt certain piece o. parcel OF
ground situate in the city Of the District
OF Columbia known as lot No. ~. in George r. I'm
mons subdivision OF certain lots square No. o,6
said lot having fruntaRe - and - 100 feet 9tf
street southeast and running back with that width
feet, with side and rear alleys. together with the
Terms OF sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two DUAL installnens for
which the notes of the purchaser able In and
two years. to be viven hearing interest re,
cent per annun payable semi-ann ually. and secured
by hrst deed of trust upon the property sold or ali
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. All convey
ancfng understanding at the cost of the pure
l he trustees reserve the rght to resell the said
property at the risk and cost the purchaser tue
terms OF sale shall not be complied with within ten
days from the day of sale.
The said sale will he subject TO deed OF from
samuel Scott and wife 10 Brainard II. Warner and
Charles - Pearson TO secure George r. Emmons OF
order $500 and interest. &c. bearing date the 18th
the land records Of the District OF Columbia foiu
Dos ct seq.
ISAAC II. FORD. Trustee.
9l6N. Y. ave. nv
WALTER Z. WRIGHT, Trustee
0S-1&dS 6l9 IA y
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7 ATINEK SLOAN. .uc,,one,rs. I4osG..

POSITIVE SM-F, TO CIsusF 4 sYNDIcATT,
NAIl ABlE INPEONi PROPERTY OK ~
TlEN1H STREET Just ~oUIF ~ kENN
SAN ANENTE. MOUNT PLEASANT. y. -
b. order % the COMMITTEES . will sell IN frunf Z
TIE lrer i..s MIDNt ~nAN, bfCEsR "
INENiN FIRST. l>if2. Hilf-IAST lnT-R
ion Of Nj Pleasant fronting - ft on lb'h stree v
deTth 81 aiout To- feet. lGuITaN-d hy = ~
and atti" frame dSel with ten cellar. 'ur-
&C. cT'sn graf~s. a. Tins properly u tesufifi.
visions. - rHir aui ofarsa Irr1ad opfor-
tguitN for Investment a hurna.
Terms; cne-fhlra s.a-i. Ia 'aIre IN one. and
three wears. with Interest. ant secured ~ dse n
trust un tn .ra eriy. al "a n tuNat anciur anl
recording n IN clla--rs co>t 90 WI D. rsni
time oi sale. Ter Ne 10 he suinrlied sith hft.-n
dI4ikas LATIMER SLOAN. su-tione.r-.
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The Edison Com pany Gets AN Injunction

The Edison Com pany Gets Injunction.
The court Of appeals in New York yes
terday handed down decision this morn
ing in the application Of the Edison Electric
Light Company, for an injunction to
restrain the Sawyer Mann Electric
Light Company from making. selling or using
incandescent lamps, on the ground that the
Edison Company was entitled to sole patent
rights. The injunction was granted.
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FUTURE BAYS.
THoMAs DOWNING son. Aucts.. Gl2 $. n.

V'HoMAs DOWNING L son. Aucts, G12 s.. n. A.
TfUsTEEs SALE OF UXJMPRoyED REAL Is,
efH % % HIST + srr ! ~ 80 BETWEEN
NJ yit,ue q a Dc. re, Of tie supreme Cou.tof ,ls
Dis,ict 2, co,nmii. p.sssi in rapse 80. 1857,
sSS 81 + Is ssf SS Ss o 5sT.s *
Terms ., ga ,nr-'n't il "a \ and tne re llain ls-
r ro e raSaPl Of ae WITH fD9 D two
cs at the "a eof6- cen. per annum, and secli,ei by
81 ion Oft urchasc-. CJnyyan- at the cos. of
''iN% car n; OF ag jas! d PANE iSH.tee
dl.-tts L. $ Court ioase.
1'Eos l. wAGGAAAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
vALgt 7 II =, IMrR g, PROPERTY FRONTING
t 1SI3Gs 2; ny EEN ECQXD hNDIHIhD
p }ST yg5E "
s dst ST ti' . in aren't e tie Prem r9 b 'e
and ba e2ien, br:~l hoUs.
dlcd&de THOMAS T. vAGeANAN. Auc;ioneer.
I ATlMER & SLOAN. AuctioneerS.
1907 @ ST. NV
CATALOGUE SALE
BOOKS,
CONTAINING
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ILLUSTRATED GCCEg
HORSE BOOKS.
LAW BOOKS.
TO BE SOLD At CUR ART GALLERIES.
1907 q STREET.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEMBER NINE
TENTH AND TWENTIETH, 1892,
CONNECTING AT HAIF-PASr SEVEN O'CLOCK
EACH EVENING.
LATINER 4 SLOAN
ol4d&ds Aucsloneers.
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Mrs. Lanxtry Says she 10 sl.nd.red.

London morning paper says that Mrs.
Langtry has offered q reward of $50 for in
formation as to the authorship Of an unpleas-
ant story about herself. She was the heroine,
this story has it, Of disreputable scene at
slipper at the Savoy Hotel, whom, II 10 alleged,
she threw butter Ut number Of gentlemen.
end was requested to Anish the meal in pri-
vats room and then to quits ~ hotel.
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DUNcASsoN BROS. .Aucuoneers.

n
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
SIk- ITS SOUTHWEST ALSO THRFF-
STORl RICK DWELLING NUMBFRf 10 l4i2
LMkN1l-NlNIH STREET. WEST WASHING
By v.r;,ie Of deed in trast. duly recorded. will
SCI IN 'ront OF tic RESI- ecige p-emse< TUESDAY,
he nImsAsTlFFH DAY Of DECEMBER. 1892. at
Lot 20. IL SQUARE I7S.
fronting ~ tcet on l5th street between u and :
streets nor hwes; by del ID g: 100 feet This i a
ALSO on TIE .AME .FrFE No, \ Al Hal r
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK. I4r.a thr-e-stp-y hri.k
.wei.ing. nea -ly new. numbe~c; lAI2 2.,-h street
We SSH sioA. rgntaining rooms and bath. be-
Terms: pne-ihird cash. balance in one aad two
years. VIII notes ueariag int rest. payspl. semi
epU--t % 500 n piece O! property al time 4
sue convey iilit-. &c 1t purchasers cost. Terms
l- reserved = "ese the rro' erty in default the
ris@ and ost + de.ain purchaser after i've DAVIS
adNersl~ 'ille II sur rpsa Newspaper pub
dis-dGds MILAN McNEIR. Trustee.
UNITED STATES MASSHAL's sALE-By yirt5.
y OF wis Of feri issuei a,.t sf the rier =
ince 81 the "uHTen Court OF tlBe District rolurn-
lls. and TO directed. will sell at rublic sale
10Y cash ~ the auction rooms IF Rairife. Darr 4
THiRTEFSrH DAY oF rfcFMsFR, Is.r. a. ir N
O'CLOCK A. NJ. al she right title ella n and Interest
&C the de eudant in and the following Described
gny lab seizei and eviea upon the property 4
IN e;le De Mi>ew4sZ md viii he sold satisfy eN-
eeu'i No. rs 81. ia avo- Of Emanuel z. Downhain
DANIEL VI. RANSDELI. [. : Marshal
RA CLlttE. DABR co, Aucdoneers. dl;ol3
e~-THIs s.I.F HAS REIN POSTPONED UNTIL
ue FOtRl ZENITH DAY OF JANUARY. lsas. So. e
place and Loa- dlItolO
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u AroLlrFE. pARR X co. Auor1oNEERs.

RArCLiFFE. DARR CO.. AUOTIoNEERs
.IAI ESTArE, BENG PHEMIs-~ kNoH \
as NO 2Ql J. STREET NORTHWEST, ron
TlCE JosEpH P BRAni.kT. l.
By virtue Of decree Of tie Supreme Cou-. CT the
ntStri, C. Column ia. passed on November % A. D.
is z. in eqnity cause No. f.2ssB. wherein Wary B.
bnte. a1d Gar3lins b sdlsy ar .ntids and Charles
ley. 10 cph ardn,r Bradley and James DtnsId Came
ron Bradley are defendants, viii sell Ut cubic cue
lin r. fEent Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE
Doug a's and Rices subdivision o. square ave hun
feet on sire \, runs 176 fest inches on I'd street
IA eet incties on New Jersey % feet On
nsie; the &c south go feet inches to the line of
street and contains l3 $50 square feet OF .-round
more or ess, Improved by large double three story
and back building brick house. with brick stable In
rear
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance In two equal nstsllmen.s at
one and two year, from day of 1e with interest at
Per cent secured by ed % trust upon property
or hil cash. at the ortop of the purchaser All con-
vsyanc ne ami recording at purchasers Deposit
comp cd with within fifteen days from date of sale
otherwse the right to resell the properly At cost
and risk OF the defsulting purchaser after days
prsviSus pssf n The hvsnng tsE newspaper
Sun building. 1917 F St n. W.
o1-uSos Washington d. c.
sgTH = e. ABOVE SALE Is P0sTPoNEp ON Ac.
place. FREDkRIC b. McKFNSEf. trustee t.' A"u
dl3-d&ds Wrshington..D. c.
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-Eo. W. sTTCKNEY. Auc,.. IeI6 F St

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No.
l42 SrOU1HTON 5, Rect NORTHWEST.
Liber No l7lG. folio 49, ct sea. one of the land
quest OF the party secured thereby will offer Tor
sac In trenf OF TIE nremisss on FRIDAY. tn Z
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. the following
described properts situate in the city of Washing
feet iron, by de;,th Of one huntced and fifty U5Oj
feet sdioin!ng the asst thirty 800 feei OF lot nnm-
bsred nty,nine t5D in the subdivision OF the south
grounds Of Coumia Cole,e Sold su iect 70 c,r-
tn Coed of trust TO securr the ST. 0G0 and n
teres from October IS Is !" said deed of being
due and psyab Apr! -. 1885,.
Terms OF sale: One--lt cash and the balance in one
year with interest the tie of six 90 per centum per
annum. raya5 senliannusl y and secured by de d
Of Uust on tho property sold. al cash, at option
Of lurc baser 5000 posit at time Of SAFE Al CON
veyarcing nd recording at purchasers cost Terms
to lie coiplied with ten days o. the property will
he resod at risk and cost u purchaser after
i've days readver isement.
US =. PADGFTT.
d5-eo GEORGE E. EMMONs. Trustees.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

BEiCK HOUSE NUMBERED lbs EIGHTH
SIR.EI. B-lWEEN L AND STREETS
SGR1 HMEST.
On MoNnsY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER NINE
JEEN -. l'.re. At FOU z OCL OK sIi ARP. will
n IN front % the p-enis Yart lot l.. n squa 3.
fo improved. 10y neat b-ic. CIV. Ping modern inn
lIayeiueufs. being numbered - : IA -. n. ".
This y uferty is desirah!y situated Tor a business
man. blnc 'onsenient To two line, Of railway and
nea business center
Terms: O:c-'iiri cash: balance in one and two
saTs notes 20 ear cent interest payable semi-
arnuaiiy AID 20 be- secured 10y dee oi trust on the
I7o' e;y sol o. cash. II tine option Of purchaser
= 'si' OF 500 required az he time OF sale Terms
10 re 20 Ipied with in l. days otherwise the riSlt
ror'el u resell the ope-ty at tn ri>a and Cost 4
de- tine purchaser after ve days Advertisement Il
sac resale N some Newspaper published in Wash
ln-to.. -. 4. ,iIl-aEdh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-16
FUTURE DAYS.
(NEO. W. STlCKNEY. Auctioneer, 1916 st NV,
TRUsTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING ROUSE NO lin
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWFgT ->~N


EIGHTH STREET NoRTHwEsT. i,-'
by virtue Of certain deed of recorded in Libe,
district and At reaass. Of the I p. rs
On IpEHsRAT Tue TIE II HSEEPssH
r UR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described prom
G. s situated q in the f psy. e.
one co. besinnias on s,n stree; thirtyOne s3 fee:
lot ~; thence south II teet thence west so feet
inches n e ,s west linz az q said 10, thence north
sum Of e 90 with interest at per cent from De:
Terms Of sale One half cash in excess of s.sd dad
Of trust and the balance in year. with interest Al
q 81 f.sa
AZ convey ncinx and recording At purchasers
rssold :. risS ana Of dsfsasins
a1a-.odaa. JOIN SM p l. fsSfRNSfox.S Trustees.
nUNcANsoN BROS. AucsioneerA
fs5 BFSMEa6SassF wEfAEs
6 gGIS MT sHssE lses 4 HALFP.sT THREE
.na n esq., Il "a
sutdiviston part Of lot sixteen 16l, In square two
a:p.S s sna s-sesv feet fee.
one and half ,D Inches to q thirty (3O) foot aliey
qsH%: . ss:s. Ssanc. in on. and two
year. With per cent interest payable iannuaiiy
3d. ~ sssS At option q the On sae
deposit Of $500 required a the time Of sse CONVEX
ssn se e b
serve the Iirht TO resell properly 81 the risk nd
So ss % + assr i've days saysr
Tisis sood o. no sa,s
DUNcANsoN HRos. Aurtisassrs dissXs