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A MILE IN 81 SECONDS.
Work of Engine on the Reading
Railroad.


Railroad.
The worlds record for fast time BY a rail.
road locomotive has again been broken, say,
the Philadelphia Times, and by the same en-
CINE which established the thirty-nine and one.
quarter seconds record in February last-No
Ss5 Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company. Its latest achievement: is q milo in
thirty-seven seconds.
The locomotive is known as the vauclair
compound, and was built at the Baldwin loco
motive works in this, city. It's weight, COM
plete, is 1913, 800 pounds. and it is equipped
with seventy -eigh:-inch driving wheels. The
new record was made las. Friday between
Westfeld and Crawford on the Bound Brook
division. Engineer Henry Hicks, who made
the then remarkable run OF mile in thirty
nine and a quarter seconds last February,
had hold OF the throttle last Friday. In the
cab with him were representative of tde
Baldwin locomotive works and two invited
guests.
The engine WAS attached to the regular ex-
press train which leaves 9Th ard Green streets
~ 5:l5 pm. and had three heavily loaded
coaches behind it. No time was taken until
near Neshaniay. when Engineer Hicks opened
the throttle few notches and away sped the
iron monster. Faster and faster the pistons
shot into and out of the cylinders More steam
WIS applied, AID away few the great mass Of
brightly polished MACHINERY swayipg from side
TO side like the old oak in a tempest.
The Baldwin Company's representative held
stop watch in his hand, and az n mile post
was reached a click told that the time of the
speeding locomotive YVES being taken In an
almost incredible space Of time the next mile
post is reached, and Il smile of pleasure crossed
the features Of the tiInetaker as he glanced at
the watch. The old record of 3914 seconds had
been broken by n quarter Of d second.
The most remarkable part Of the performance,
however, did not occur until the long level,
straight piece of track between Piainfeld and
Elizabeth had been reached. The engineer had
opened his throttle to the last notch, and was
glaring out ahead with a nervous excitement
that indicated his great interest in the race
against time. The fireman, with Precipitation
streaming from every pore, gave the roaring
flames before him his every attention. and mol
for a moment did he allow the pressure OF
steam to fall below the required point. On and
on dashed No. 3S5. Mile after mile was passed
swiftly, all under minute and many Mt the
rate of from forty-seven down to forty Sec
onds.
Between Westfield and Crawford the new
record was established. the first mile being
made in thirty-seven seconds and second mile
in thirty eight seconds. Attempts were made
to still further lower this time, but they proved
futile, and the t1isl Was az last completed.
The run is considered marvellous, but the
Baldwin people believe that the engine will
again lower its record. as Fridays test was
made in the face OF a heavy wind and in spite
OF several other unfavorable circumstances
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TNHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNINfROyED PROPERTY Ar Thu d
AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST AND Else
TiTF C,,RVEI IRIS alEa IAAiL or lhE

Il p.
WHERE. BENG ENTIRE ESTATE OF THE
LATE CORNELIUS SHEA.
By virtue OF decree in equity cause No. 14l72 in
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia vii
lively the following pieces of property at the times
'sSs' fEEspSR .Sa ah 9sfSxIH DAY OF DECEMBER
south eighteen feet front Third street west Of iot
seven in square Nc $50 by a depth OF eighty
feet improved by frame bnldinSs on west side ~
81 FIVE
p NJ the west twenty feet front on North strees
by depth Of ntyeight feet Of lot two in
northwest. improved by large and vaiuabe brio bos
non On ss%e Day FIVE oGLocK PM 81. cas-.
North By depth Of one hundred fee. of Sa
one in squar. No SOS being northwest corner Of Al
and sreets nortnwe improved by two bricf
dweltngs frenting on street. and one frame build
On same day. at QUARTER PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. n lots one hundred and one hundred
brick dwelling house fronting or 1th street bstWeeS
and J. streets northwest.
a. II fasT f6UR a6ck
situated at the northeast corner Of 5th and stse.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase mon.v NJ
each Of the properties in cash. and the resdus In o
equal ut and two yea-s from the dsv
The properly or ali cash Il the ops1 o. 81 run e. %
ing Al purchaser cost deposit OF zoo on sach
within sea dsy: "a, from terms
and cost Of the dsfaultn9 purchaser or purch.ssr.
s ss days D'sviGSs.H rs 3 1Ac
rHoa1s siG e
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The Waterways Of France.
From the London Times.

From the London Times.
According to the returns published by the
minister Of public works the total length Of
navignble rivers and canals in France last year
was 7 ,s95 miles, Of which 2, 735 miles wererivers
navigable naturally, 1850 miles rivers which
had been rendered navigable by dredging and
the rest canals The total quantity Of goods
carried upon these waterways was 25 1s1 ,05S tons
or l0iS, 713 tons more than in 1850, the increase
In the traffic being much greater on the canals
than the rivers. The international water traffic
between France on the one hand and Belgium
and Germany upon the other was 3O12, 637 tons,
OF which 125 ,407 tons we're imports and 867 $50
tons exports. More than so per cent OF the i'm
ports consist Of combustibles brought from the
coal fields Of Mons and Chaleroi, while the ex-
ports are almost entirely composed Of goods
sent to Belgium.
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/ AT1MEk 1 SLOAN. Auctioneers. i4O7 q Il.

ATiMEk SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4o7 q st
TRpSTEES, SALE or. VALUABLE IMpRoyrr
PkOPERTI K.OWN AS No. 80 STREE
!CORNER DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTHWEST
AND i9t pELAwARE AVENUE sou THwEST,
WASHlSGTON. b. c.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust dated i iav OF
January 4. d. 1SSo and duly recorded In Iiher No
Ill ipI g et seq. Of the land records Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. and at he request of the rarty
secured thersoy We will sell at ublic auction iu
1T,wx sb IT j DAY OF NovEMRER A. p.
i1 d dsscrbHd real estate situate the DIST
or plan q ssid city as follows, to lit: l. lettered
n sa1srs ~ nurSersd six hundred and forty eio,
,rontinv ~ ieet Inches on street and having I
depth Of 90 feet on Delaware avenue southw.st. i'm
proved by a two-s.ory brick dwelling with sto5 o.
known as 90 stree corner De 81 are avenue south
West. and two-story brick dwelling Known As l,Sa
Delaware avenue southwest
TERMS one third cash. balance in six twelve and
eienteen months with interest and secured by deed
OF trust on the Property or all cash- All convey.
ancln4 and recorin1 at purchasers cost A deposit
o. 600 will be required at tine Of sale and shoa
the terms be not complied with In fifteen days from
DAY OF sale the trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and cost of thu dfaulting pur
CHASER after snch pubic notice IS they may deem
nl2-dkds ZION A. WoobwARp.i Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
0UNcANsoN BROS. A,'cfIoNEERs

Il nSNSASSOE> onOS-. a. CIiONEfhS
TRUsTgEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE, ooNsISIiNa OF ELEyES
ES5FfsI gEE ,lyx APP STREETS AND TKS.
BY virtue Of deed IN trust TO the undersigned we
NIL ss at guSls s2stsGp IN fr9pt e tie rsslesiy.
THIRD. lSa2. at FOUR O'CLOCK p ", al % lots
numhered one hundred and thirty (l34, 70 one
hundred snd fortytwo C42) both inclusive and lot.
numbered one hundred and forty four lad and on.
hundred and forty I'VE tl45f in Ferdinand Berpei's
euodsviacn OF lots in square Numbered ten hundred
and nftx-one lOo. as yer plat recorded On L.ber Is
EaTe i2 IN the surveyors Office of the Dist let II
Columbia Each lot Is improved by a desirable new
brick dwelling and LOT lS7 & arrsnFed For a s.o on
u re esch sao'eet 10 trnsi securing AL 500 lot
No Ii! to trust seclrtn go 90 and lots "A AMI las
Angust IL. 1884. 49,
The lots will be sold subject to said trusts with in
terest from August IL. 1872
Terms OF sale: Oue-ihird cash balance on or he.
tore one and two years. he represented hy notes a
the pur hRser bearing date on cay o: sale wh rer
CENT int est payable semi annually and secured by
purchasers ortion Deposit Of 500 required on each
LOT Conyeyancing and recording at cost
Terms TO be complied with with I'm days or resale
may De made At risk and defating purchaser
CHAR rs CHILnS,
HENRY A. JONES.
MAURICE LAUPHElMER.
rro> Trustees
JNo. RIDoUf. L. w.
1411 q st NV
Attornevs
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Mrs. Alexander Ross. the author. IL dead.
Some Of her works were: "violet Keith, !" THE
Wreck Of the White Bear" 1.-THE Grand Cor
ons" and "The Holystone"
Cholera 10 again showing itself in Beleium.
There have been two deaths from the disesse in
this city andseveral cases are reported In Brugea
and Mons.
The republican members Of the Pennsylvania
state house OF Representatives In Philadelphia
have Endorsed Senator Quay for reelection
rector, has resigned the rectorship Of ths p. Z.
Church Of Our Savior IN PhilsdslphiA-
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Now for the struggle.

Now for the struggle.
The last details Of the great contest which
viii be PLAYED ct noon tomorrow hive been ar
ranged and nothing now remains but fer the
players to line up and fight the battle 70 an
end
The annual Thanksgiving day foot ball match
between the Columbia Athletic Club eleven and
that OF Georgetown University. which has be-
come the big event in local athletics, will this
wear be the best that has ever taken place. The
game will be PLAYED at the National Base Ball
Park. NJ the head Of 7:h street. Both teams
had their final practice yesterday afternoon.
and now wait impstIently for the referee $
whistle 20 signify that :be match has begun
Never before hnve the two teams been so evenly
matched and the outcome may turn on one
single play. Both elevens are confident OF WIN
ming ara with this rivalry the sport will not be
tame. II would be impossible for any one TO
sav which team vii be the winner. Neither
car have a valkOver, and only the hardest kind
of q fight can decide it.
The arrangements for the management end
cCmfar, Of the SPECTATORS were never more
complete. The field of play IS unusually well
placed With respect To the grand stand and
tlcarhcrs. for a seat in either will enable one
70 witness all the Plays in the game. The inner
Frorud will be -orcd of and a squad OF officers
from .Ae eighth precinct will be on hand to re-
,train any one from cncroaching on the field.
A - ecisl badge sill be issued to the press and
che officials of The game, which Will allow them
within the ropes. but no others will be admit
ted. This will allow of clear view of the field.
Even between the halves the spectators should
not be permitted 10 overrUn the field. The
taliy-kos and other =ehicles viii be lined on the
East rope, ukich viii give them position of
vantage All the tall Who's in the city have been
engaged for this occasion Members of the
q. 4. C. will occupy three. the Potomac Ath-
letic Club another. vhile the Y. n. - A. and
Georgr.ONn supporters will also have fourth
hlnls.
Ths osGeiGls for the game will probably both
be Lehigh men. Mr.. Floyd will probably UNI
/ ire and Mr. Lypcti referee. Both we'll
informed and capable men for the positions.
COMPARISON OF THE TEAMS.
A man for man comparison OF the teams
would apFecr To give the C.. A. {. slight adj
vantage. thoIsh shoEld tomorrow be vet and
TIE grolnd consequently muddy and slippery
u superior weight of Georgetown will add
very u.stc-iGily - Sh"ir chances for victory.
! he two team, wi! probably be as follows:
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T ATIMER SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.
l4U7 ST.
IMPORTANT SALE OLA
FINE COLLECTION OF
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
BY EMINENT AMERICAN.
ENGLISH. FRENCH
AND ITALIAN ARTISTS,
AT OUR SPACIOUS SALES -oMs,
1407 ST. NV.
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
NOVEMBER TwENTY-NINTH AND THIRTIETH,
AND DECEMBER FIRST. 1892.
ATTAIN. 8 AND 7.3OPM
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY. TwENTY-EIdHTH INST.
This collection is we'll worth the attention of any
in search Of good pictures
LATIMER SLOAN.
nS3il29 Auctioneers.
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From the New York Morning Journal.
A German inventor is said to have thought
out an electric motor which will allow Of travel
at the speed Of 1875 miles An hour. Let hin,
send 1t to Brooklyn and put it in operation on
one Of the crowded avenues where the ordinary
trolley is now in full blast The people in thoss
avenues are already familiar with death and
desolation, and they wouldn't mind the de-
struction wrought BY the Teutonic motor be-
fore people. had learned to get out Of the way.
Let him try 1t in Brooklyn BY all means.
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THIS EVENING.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Auc,Oneers. l4o7 street.
IMPORTERS SALE OF HYACINTHS TULIPS
GROCGSES. EASTER LIIIFS, &c.
. IN mEDNEsDAl, NOVEMBER WESTY-THfRD,
lS92. At HALF-PAST SEvFN O'CLOCK p NJ within
our sses rooms We will sell for the importer pack
ages 70 sur. Tot OF TIE above mentioned bull s.
n2l-dSds LA1IMER 4 SLOAN Auction-ers
2CS nOn WORTH or DIAMONDS. GOLD
soIdDf,UVO watches. fne silver and other
NER; huct.oneer. GIL Pa. ave-. under Metron Hotel
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EDWIN SUTHERLAND,
no1-dts 42Ds.. NV
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.

CHaNCERY SALE OF TIT. VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING At THE NORTHEAST CORNEl
OF Il STREET AND CONNECT ICUT ANFNUF
Now OCCUPIED BY TIE RUSSIAN LEGA
TloN, OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE
B! vrGe am in pursuance OF decree passed on tie
twenty-sixth Cet) day of March in he yea OF our
Lord eignteCn hundred and eighty five uSs5 by ths
Supreme Court OF the Dis riot Of Columbia holding
special Term in equity III the oeorge s. Peppe'
vs. Alex. K. Shepherd ct al. humber seventy -elgh,
hundred and three llScO equity. viii. saryiving
ir,;Stae, on TUESDAY. THE TENTH tio;t) DAY UY
JANUARY. in the year Of our ord eighteen hundred
and ninety-three OS9:B. at HaLF-PAST THEEE
@ aol CLOCK 7. NJ, In front 81 the premises ore.
tor sale al pubic auction the following estate
Lot numbered three % in = 4 Sei herds subdiyis-
ion OF square numbered one hundred and xty-foui
1Ii). a cor3nE 10 the subdivision recorded in the
Office OF the surveyor Of the District Of COLUMBIA
Lioer W Il. r.. folio III. Of the books Of the sur
Veyor. with ali and SINGULAR the buildings and i'm.
provemsnfs thereon.
Terms Q: sale; one fourth Of the purchase money
TO Pc rad Z CASH On the dav Of sale nal ratifica-
ton hereof 10y the cu1rt and phe sid in three q
equal InstSllmenis at one IL. 90 and THREE g,
wears. IL ce.eTTed payments to he secured ny the
notes of the purchaser bearing date on the day OK
sale. with interest and reserved lien upon the nrop-
erty sold, all cash. al the option Of e purchaser
thereof dcrosif Of $500 10 he made az the time the
properly e knocked down. All conyeyancinS at tie
purchasers cost.
HENRY WISE GARRETT.
Survivng Trustee,
MI -dNcS llS sta St u ".
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DR.. C. W. Macune, Who, with other delegates.
withdrew from the Farmer Alliance conven-
ton ct Memphis, has Issued an address in
which he denouhces the methods practiced BY
the peoples party workers. 70 secure control Of
the alliance
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iMpoRrANr SALE OF ALL THE wrII-xrpr
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPfTs. Ec
CONTAINED IN The PRIVATE kEsIDENCE
F TI ssS s saaxrs N s'a' By AUG
NINTH. 1892. CoMMENC CHG. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
No VIII sell BY auction at the above named reside nee
sYSgSfsSF Fssi fiS
LACE CURTAINs.- LAMpREQUINS AND p5s.
Hsyh ssHsu Hs EbS 5rS H
MATIEEsaEs, sPRIEgs; PILLOWS AND Boil.
E iSShs TA1IT J EaSH HSSHE
SION HLEs. QININd CHAIRS. CHINA AID
a 25k MAYHk aodEerw 1 hoSY
A4S lie oIHSk $50 ,.TsSS9!aH66H6Ffl sfFHa TIL
e xbiah the attention q psrtiss Fsfarnishanx r.
- hzroLuvE pARa CO..
n23dh Aucttonssrs
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Pennsylvanis railroad officials confirm the
report that the company proposes building .
railroad from William Penn TO Mount Carmel
II = believed that ultimately connecting link
will join Mount Carmel and Shenandoah, Civ
ing more direct route to Philadelphia
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HENHY II. CLAP. Trustee.
JOHN =. SwoRMSrF DIT, Trustee
DuNcANsoN pRos.. AUCrIoNrrRs.

2.:Ssl SHAFTS or THF COLUMBIAN rNDT-S-
lhIAL INSURANCE COMPANY AT AUCTION
~ virtue OF tne authority f. vested viii sell
AZ uhi!c suctiCn IN dame with "A SEED
ny oosra OF dfectors ard IN s-curan-- with article
y o. the Columbian Industrial EGsr-an~. solasnv
On NEDSESDAh. DFCEABEa StNlNrH A n
ISES at ONE Dt LOCK = NJ, At tn auction rooms
OF puncaE>on Bros. h sud sfs n W Washing-
tn u =. tic following certificates q stock Of the
Columbian Industrial Insurance .,rltapv. -
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Leaves ESQ 600 On an Actress.

Among the beneheiaries under the will Of
hannsi Pratt King Of Buffalo Is Lila vane,
vhoss part vss In "All the Comforts of Home"
10 whom Mr.. King left 100000 in cash. as well
- hts jsveiry and personal effects. He met
Mic vsDs some years ago and became engaged
10 Asr, bat HIS fast life bad affected his mind
and ht doctors forbade . marriage, as pares .
had A,rssdy developed.
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T ATIMEk & SLOAN. Auctioneers,
~ 1iO1 q ST.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO 1861
HARDWOOD AVENUE COR THIRD STREET.
N0hTHNfoI. LIE DRoIf PARK, AT PUBLIC
ton in front Of the pr-misesou TUESDAY, Tw MY
MYTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D.. 1892, at
Goqlters subdivision of lots and g in block II OF
Tor Hardwood aud Il teer on Elm St helm. i'm
proved by handsome two-story and basement bri k
dwelling, nearly new, with about eight rooms an ali
convenience. two bay windows, cabinet mantel-
e, all IN thorouyh repair, ing No. 1861 Sd St. (or
Terms easy. and made known at sale. House can be
fns Tected at any time
n2:-dSds LATINrR SLOAN Ancts
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATiNER h SLOAN. Auctioneers.
~ l4O1 est

SMALL ALL LOT OF ,HANpsoME AND wELI-KEPT
SEsSIDsNcE NO 1913 1 STREET NORTH
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-ETGHTH
is.G. coDrnsnc ny at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
a NJ at the residence OF a gentleman decliain,
spheep.ng will sell TO the highest bidder Ale
following wehfent furniture, he natrr portion Of
when Is Eearly new and Of excellent quality:
Raw Silk Par,or Suite with covers. Ladies' Oak
Secretary. Mahogany Antique Card Table.
Leather recovered Lounge, Flat-top Desk Rush
Chairs. Hall Rack. Hall and Mantel Clock Oak
Extension Table Black Oak Leatter-covere6 Din
ing Chairs. NJ. T Sidebozrd, Walnut Nartir5hee
Oak and Walnut Cheffoniers. Walnu; Chamber
Suite Handsome Cherry Bedstead with Cnifonier
and Washs and 70 rnaioh, Sngie Oak Bedstesd
With Chihnnier and stand. Mirrors. iiet Ware.
Pc, ures. Kitchen Requisites. &c. sc.
n.l,3- dts LATIN. Il & SLOAN AUctionaers
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n2I-d&es
pATCLIFFE. DAER & CO.. Aucts.
cHAASSCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
wEsr CORNfR OF fIFTkENfH AND II

4
CHANCFRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE on TIE NORTH
STREETS GORTHNEST.
By virire % decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed on the 10Th dsy Of No
yeniber 1sSre. equity cause No. ~. os7. whereia
Emily Il. Freeman ct 81 conpl inants and Henry
w Freeman ct Al. are cefendants the undersigned As
trustees, Will offer for 1t puhic ton. in front
OF the premises. ou FRIDAY. DECEMBER SECOND.
1892 AZ FOUR O'clock z NJ. the follow.
ing described real estate TO Wit Part OF original lot
numbered one dl; IN square numbered one hundred
and nnetysx tlg3l. beginning 'or the same AZ the
southeast corner Of said To- and running thence west
along street twenty C20) feet, thence north sixty
two 81 feet and ten llol inches. thence cas-,
twenty (0 feet to 18th street west. thence south 10
the place Of beginning. tocether with the improve
ments thereon. consisting q four-stO-y frame and
brick dwelling. subject. however to a deed of trust
for Il. 200. to oe ANNOUNCED st sale.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: nethird
of the purchase ny n-y IN cash an the balance in two
equal instslluents and two years with interest
fir the day SALE 70 he secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold, all at the option Of
the purchaser Adeposi. Of 600 will be required AT
purchasers cost Terms of SAFE to be COMPLIED with
within fifteen days from day Of sale Otherwise the
trustees the right to resell at the rick and cost
of the defauitins purchaser. -
CIAR nee A BRANDENBrRG
Trustee, AZ 9Th ST. NV,
HENRY WISE 6ARSETT,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE p.ys-
~

w IA. AVE NV.
ThSsIfES SALE OF rNlNrHovfp REAL
ESTATE IN THE SUBDIVISION or IsHTR-
MOOD At TIE IEkMiNus OF TIKI Coi.TM-
blh STREET. EkIl ROAD LINZ AND THE y
rs kEkI HtkDIc LlNk. By Auction.
~ viftus Of deed Of rus recorded in Iffer 1871
fya9 - ct SEQ one o: the land r1is % the Disr.c
OF iutia he undersigned under said ~ 81
VII oner fcr sale nv public surpn in 'front.' 81 tie
premises, on MONDAY. TliE FiFTH nay oF
nECEMBkR. A, ID. 1872. al FOUR O'Clock p NJ
Tue iolloTinc described real estate, sitGa,e IN the
,vunty q. Nsshincfcn Iistricf 81 Co'unhiz 81 wit
-, nots ISs e. .hrse so md 81 n block ni,ecn -. IN
nnn nnd Others. &c Sd subdivision RECORDED in the
once q the surveyor 81 the District of Columbia IA
book ooN. SHEPHERD. pave IA together WITH al the
eesenents hereG;taments and Api urtenances u the
same celongins
Terms q sale: nnethird ~ the purchase mon.v 10
be Paid Ia CASH the baanca IN eQnal install
az one anu two years h-g- interest from The iav
o. sac ~ the rate az Ter cent Ter annum. psyAh
senihnnnay, an seCurcd by deed q trust M n ,he
IRE lSes sold, oral cas-, A. the gurchascrs ortou.
y oeiosf ~ $50 on 'ach lot viii b. required AZ
ths ,iins - sale Terms must De comp.ei With
nitfen DAYS from the day OF sale. rtht Is re-
served o. the trustees - resi- A. the risk ami cns u
tle defaaltirE purchaser purchasers. AT convey
encihe ~ ordiag. Sc. at the cost the purchaser
or purchasers.
N ~. ann
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r ATlMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers. l407 est
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE UPRIGHT BRAD

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE TPKICHT BpAD-
BURY PIANO
BY virtue OF chattel mortraye dated a.h March
1888. and duly recorded IN liSer No l,0l :e,4
e: o. the land records of the District Of Column
bfa and the direction Il the party secured thereby
will sell At public alction wi:hin sales roopis Of
Lstimer Sloan. l401 9. street. Ee., inet n. n c.
1892. AZ HALFPAsT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN,
ONE UPRIGHT BRADBURY PIANO, No. 11So9
STYLE Is, as mentioned ia said MORTGAGE.
Terms: Cash 4. G. SMITH.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-23

A train on the Mobile and Birmingham rail-
road jumped the track and the passenger car
teek ne. All the passengers eseafsd with
,ljgh, irjurses excepting Edward Adams. =
travelling salesman, who was sertously kurt