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WILL WELD NO KNIVES.
Warner Miller Says That All VIII Supper
the Ticket.

Warner Miller Says That All VIII Support
the Ticket.
''There will be no knives in New York on
election day." says Warner Miller, one Of the
big four" delegates from New York 1.-THE re-
publican party win support Harrison Loyalty and
enthusiastically Ihave been in too many political
battles to cherish any resentment against the
nominee, and never used a political knife in
my life and never will. l supported Mr.
Blaine because it was my best judg-
ment that he would be the strongest
man, particularly in the upper counties in
New York. / decided to support Mr.. Blaine
only after hsd received numerous dispatches
from those sections requesting me to vote for
him. But now we are all for
Harrison and victory and there are no
factions and there Will be none. 1 believe
Mr.. Harrison is stronger in New York to-
day than he was in 1888, when he swept
the state. Republicans and decent demo-
Gratis have been aroused alike as they have
never been aroused before by the theft Of
New York state committed last fall aud the peo-
pie will express their sentiments on these dis
reputable methods in a very smphatio way.
Then, too, Mr. Reid viii add greatly to the
strength of the ticket
''Mr. Plat Is reported to have talked Of fight
ing the ticket In New York;" =
III don't believe Of q word Of it. Mr.. Plat
win support the ticket. He fights hard for his
candidate, but II he is defeated he always sup
ports the ticket"
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THE ONE-MILE LIMIT,

Vigorous Protests Against Doing Away With
n-ConSress Must Remedy the Defect.
A vigorous protest was made at q mass meet
ing Ut the First Presbyterian Church yesterday
afternoon against the doing away with the one
mile limit law. During the past week, as is
known, the law was practically declared to be
void and the temperance people, who exerted
great efforts TO have the sale Of liquor in the
vicinity Of the Soldiers Home prohibited, are
dismayed by recent developments. Senator PEI
fer was expected to preside, but was unable to be
present owing to his absence from the city on
account Of the death Of Mr.. Polk, the presi-
dent Of the Farmers Alliance. Mr.. Kalstrom
took his place and made q brief speech. He
said that temperance people thought q great
advance had been made when that law was
passed, but now it proved to be Of no earthly
use. The people should rise so strongly and
unanimously In favor Of steps that would re.
pair the statute that Congress could see the
demands
49,. EARNEST SPEECHES MADE.
Rev. DR.. Sunderland, the pastor Of the
church, spoke and also Mrs. z. A. Chambers
Rev. W. 81. Davis Of Charleston, Ill, advo-
Gated the gold cure - an effective means Of re-
forming drunkards. A resolution was adopted
requesting ''the District Commissioners, as our
agents, 10 present before the committee on the
District Of Columbia Of the House Of Repre-
seutatives our petition that the District Of Co
lumbia day, tomorrow, shall not pass without
legislation, remedy and protection to the peo-
pie from this danger 80 far 1t can afford It, and
that the Senate be slso petitioned to speedily
spprove by passage An act that shall contain all
the essential elements Of . law to prevent q
wrong"
IN TIE CoN0RI0ATIoNAI. CHUHCH.
mass meeting Of temperance people was also
bald In the Congregational Church. Earnest
Addresses In favor Of restoring the mile Limit
As were made by H. B. Noulton and Mrs. st.
John At the close Of the meeting Q collection
was taken up in support Of the new kinder
gsrten TO be opened In Willow Tree alley.
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I ATINER sLOAX. Auets-. l407 @ =. nv.
TaUsrrFs SALE OF VALUABLE rNpaovKr
E ia4H sF FssEEAkTES o RE4N2 RHEAIsEs NO III

suss:s: daE ippsn.sa y -. g e Sssss4s
ssSs s4Ss gStS s q $ Z. I.:.! E
or Ts "a s e 81. ss. - ~ =: =. z
sers1lsA x.sS d 2H,sH ds9s IT, ~ g - q
=: =: ~ ssaazSaxs1 r IsHaif,a {. g.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON STANTON
sEAGE gNE 1SynEN FIFTH IL E AMP SIXTH
On nM6N55 I Nn HL LAASiN6Bhd AoCirON muir,
TENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer for sale
In front of the premises the IS feet front of
original lot in square s37 fronting 80 feet on the
north side Of Stanton place northeast and running
in one OF the best sections of the northeast.
Terms: $1,000 cash. the balance in one and two
secured BY deed of trust the property Sold all
sale deposit Of 5000 required at the time Of sale
4 the terms Of sale are not complied with in fifteen
property at the risk and of the defauting pur
chaser after hve days advertisement of such resale
some newspaper published In Washington, d. C. All
conveyancing and recording at the of the pur-
chaser.
te6-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DARR < CO Aucts
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NOW FOR CHICAGO.

National Committee Begin Preparations for
the Democratic Convention.
s. p. sherin, secretary of the democratic ma
tional committee, together with National Com
mitteeman E. C. Wall Of Wisconsin and John
Wallace of Oklahoma, have arrived ct Chicago
and opened their headquarters ct the Palmer
House. Sergeantat-Arms R. @. Bright il
also present. AL are on hand for the
purpose Of Arranging the details in connec-
ton with the coming convention. Mr.. Sherin
declined TO believe that Hill had withdrawn
from the presidential race.
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, tive Il does what Is promised.
Here's the proof-f IL doesn't do you good
within reasonable time, report the fact to its
makers and get your money back without .
word-but you won't do 1t
The remedy is DR. Piercos Favorite Pre-
scription-and it has proved itself the right
remedy in nearly every case OF female weak
everything but IL has done more to build
I'D enfeeoled and broken-down women than
any other medicine known
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FUTURE DAYS.
WyALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucti

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SOLID GOLD AND
FILLED GOLD WATCHES AT OUR SALES
R9oMt G9K CnI 10Th AND PEMNsYLyANIA
DAY EV VEN ING; JUNE FoURTEENTH.- Al
EIGHT O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUING AT THE
SAME HOUR EACH EVENING UNTIL EN-
TIRE STOCK IS DISPOSED OF
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.
Je132t Auctiopeers
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THE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Mstters Deceased by the Ministers Of tn
Coneordia District.

MDteefs Diseased BY the Ministers Of the
Coneordia District.
Al ths meeting Of the Concordia district of
the Lutheran synod at Grace Lutheran Church
the first subject discussed was the deaconess
movement. The argument was participated in
by Prof. H. K Doermann, Rev. E. d. Snapp
and Rev. Mr.. Gohdes. The theses were in
the hands Of the president, Rev. E. J. Tessel A
resolution was unanimously agreed to asking
the joint synod to appoint some capable col
ored man to take charge Of the paxochial COL
ored mission and training school that has been
established near Baltimore by the Concordia
district. The object Of the school is to educate
eoiored men as ministers to perpetuate the
work that the church 10 carrying on among the
colored people.
The session Saturday devoted the time to
hearing the reading Of the presidents report
stiturions, especially the one ct Hickory, N. c.
The subject Of missions was also considered by
the pastors, and IL was resolved to appoint
committee Of three to investigate
missions In the Concordia district and make a
report to the central committee Of the joint
synod at Columbus, Ohio.
Yesterday morning communion services were
held and the Rev. ]. F. A. LAutenschloeger
preached.
MINISTER'S PRKsxNr.
The following ministers are present ct the
synod: E. g. Tressel Of Washington, E. L. 8.
Tressel. Baltimore, Nd; PROF. ". Z. Trsssel,
Hickory, n. c.; Prof. h. Z. G. Doermann.
Hickory, n. c.; Rev. J. H. Rexrode, Crossing,
n ss, C.; 9; D; Ss.sA, aet9rZ G.; 3 L West
Virginia; W. n. Kiblsu, West vtrEjnis;
.. 4. La.tsusehloeger, West virS lnia;
W. n: sisbert, West Virginia; L. J. Carpenter,
West Virginia; ]. NJ eeptsr, West Virginia; d.
z: snapP, baltimore, Ma %. b. Gohdes, Mt.
wtnsns, Nd; q: B wannemaoher, Magnolia,
Nd, Prssadent J. Z A. Dosrmann Of Grsham,
Va; J. W. Kunts, Randallstown, Ma, and c.
=. Hufmasls, baltimore, Nd
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Zimmerman Has Drolsn Anoeher Reoora.
cablesram rscsived stAAss thaa Arthur Zim-
norman, Asbury Parks ehampioa bieyclist, ha1
succeeded In breaking aaoShsr ysoeeA q nsrNn.
vhers b rode . half milan one inmate snA fcus
seconds, thereby boating De reeoed - -
Gently made By Edes Il xnehnd IN "a
sooonds
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n makes ms
fired! People ask
me is marriage
q failurei OF
course faint;
s'pose I don't
know my big
what am I here
for Z" II the wo-
men only keep
healthy they keep
in good spirits
and cupid "a IN
demand Let
every eufeebed
woman know this
-there's q rernsdy
that'll cure her,
the proofs posi-
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THIS EVENING.

| Auction SALE TONIGHT, Gil PA. AVE
"A Over 100O lots OF Genuine Diamonds, Gold
Watches. Silver Watches, Filled Watches Chains
Rings Guns. Revolvers from New York Pawnbrokers
| Association mySlL3m
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctaonsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPHECIES.
BEING NOS. 1923 AND ll2S NEW JERSEY
AVENUE MoRTHMEsT. AND Nos. li2l AND
1923 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
1893. in equity cause No Is. e0z Of the suprerS:
Court of the District of Columbia, wherein DAVID c.
Reeves ct al are complainants and James Reeves ct
al are defendants the undsrsignsd viii offer for sale
T6EST nrI PAY OF JUNE 1872 9u1RTtK PAST
1923 and 1125 New Jersey avenue west the fol
square So. in the city Of &sshinstoe. Dstrist q
Columbia. described as follows: Bse1nnine for said
eight feet enthusiastically from northwest corner
to said avenue THIRTY. Ave fest, thaoes
sastwardly ct right angles to said sysnue
inches 70 place Of beginning. improved By two we'll
day. 4 TotR F0 oE I'VE t 16f6cR p P No
they viii oer Tor SALE under said decree IN mont q
Ss,ne 'front.' fsst I sna 1Sp s. sSo 10 o
story faTe dwellings, in the city Of Warrington. Dis
FERNS q s.is one-sh1rd of the pureh... money In
shsfsssser she deferred payments interest Al
ne rate q 6per cent per annum, payable semienn1
qes sold or AL cash. ct the option Of the purchasef
an dsHC 70 q % 200 "a ssch lot xin .sss,Esd
8 ne s9s RarcSsssr sssHms q ..is S not
trustees the reh{ to rese the properly = tho
risk and cost Of ths dsfsSls,ng PgrcAssW.
DAVID q RzsSEs, fs Te J. n"
5e4-d&ds No. 12z4 New Jersey ave. nv,
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WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS SAY.
MI. Douglass Has Never Doubted the Prssi
dent Would Be Renominated.

Commissioner Douglass remarked Saturday
that he had never at any time during
the past three years doubted the nomi-
nation Of the President His nomination,
he said, was deserved tribute to his
magnificent administration. The nomination,
in his opinion, was absolutely the
strongest which could be made. The
only objection he had heard against Pres
ident Harrison was that he was digniied,
that he did not throw handsprings whenever
any one came to see him.
Commissioner Ross said he thought the
nomination was q very strong one.
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RgSTEEG SALE OF A VERY vALUAB
Br1LDING LOT On CoMNECTICyT AyEN

grIEpINe lot on coNNEdEThfdcuTr AAIvESNs4 MEME
BETWEEN Q AND r STREETS NORTHWEST.
D:csnber A. D. 1sss. and Only recorded in lber No
136S foio ct seq. one Of the Land records Of the
aecufed thereby, We viii sell al public aucsien In
r. II p a EE9pANa TTT FIVE cncCk
n the 3oaowtps Described real estate sitpase in
Lot numbered hfty nfne tsej Of Gsorre ". Hopkins;
heF rscordsd sybdivis.sn Of lots numbsr.d thirty
ss Is, and Unity nins y ascse. HoSeins;
sievsnd1l. fEontnx % feet on oonnecticgt avenue
containing SPOUT IN square Yess. =" :" -A''' -"0
Terms OF sale: 0ne-thfrd ca.h. balance in one and
two yesrs. With interest payable semi annually and
secured by deed Of trust The property or I'll cash
Conveyancing and recording 1t purchaser cost.
deposit Of e200 VIII be required day Of sale and
should the tsrms Of sale b not complied With IN AZ
tesp days fgW day Of sale the trustees reserve the
,.,sAsd. 9iE42RReE r 3 NXHITE.} Trustees.
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RATMuSH Dam 90. .Ancss. Gao p. ave- nv.
nam S ..sgl; CIV i f.. :, :.
-: xSaASR SfRetao..
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,.1s-dad. y1T EEss :. z du 4 THITh Truste
pATcLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.
fpEE sHE q s1nH A HSF 2N sFE

HSx4S5SSS ii III SSifS55sESIEI
70 oii9 1s3 & ed oss q ths isSa rsco1ds e.
q q srS At tho ~. s
s 81 2' r. nv r k S s. " 81 Ts
iowin1 10 Ss. e s..i :.,,ss Az
Sststs accordnr p he sabdi made 81 tks trus.
scpssslns q : fssms Sones nee. '"' ''"'''A''' 60
srms u :sis ons.5sif sash the residue IA one and
s ssls;sd a p:a s.. ssssa
:oia: n 81 cS(S q sh1 sPsce IA tAs ruIehsiet.
ssSs "a "a FL senpsd 1lss .. Sftssp as AZ
;.: 3: g g Fl y - ss ss ': 3: e
inr I9laHssE So - a.Yys A4assSssl9sste q sssh
p q All eonvsysholns dad rscsFafns a kS osss q
WILLIAM fWoNHLY.
1nIHo1ss !sS!f e!s s,s
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SORROW q Hslsigh.

Ths nsvs Of tho death Of L. l. Polk, presi-
dsnt Il The national alliance, vas rockwell with
profound SORROW 81 Raleigh, n. G., where he
vas spssponakhyesite WITH I'll glasses Il ci&sens.
a meeting Of ths peoples party being IN sss-
don, tnmediasaly adjourned on hAaxinS The sod
Auuoonoemout
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THEODQRE =. HOLBROOK,l r.,,,.
jeS-dkds SAMUEL L. MATTINGLY trustees.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and sta. n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
THREE-STORY PRESSED BRICK DWELLING
NYMPER f71b ELEVENTH STREET NORTH

BY virtue oS G. rain deed Of trust bearing date De-
folio II Of ne Land Records for the District q Co
lSs: W. =" I'll & Rqee H sgct9a r. fEoS, e hs
QFJUNE. 1e6o. stFIvE OoL0OKPM the following
. WI: Lot 10 Up square 3S5. improved By three,
story pressed BRICK dwelling containing all modern
the rear.
Terms Of sale: This property IL sold subject to 4
trust Of 94.Q00 not yet Qua. balance Of purchase
money n cash y3tA,n Ten days rom pc day q sale
conveyancing. &c. at the cost OF purchaser
~>,~. Trustee.
DUNCAN6OE BROS. Aucts. 1eT-1()ts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE COUPE CARRIAGE
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
the District Of Columbia will sell at public auction
II front OF the auction rooms Of Messrs Weeks Co..
No 637 Louisiana avenue northwest, on THURSDAY,
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1892 AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the folio wing personal property,
TO wit: ONE COUPE CARRIAGE
Terms Of sale cash.
1885, DAVID FE4AN Trusfas
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JOSEPH BISHCHOF, Executor
.J02 9Th street southwest teT-dkds


IT. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
GE sE E botf JSsST 4E
s ShhT GE SIsSEG rHHhFLnMpED ofro
N ass ct sf trust duly eSOTSd r. S.
Of the he r s q pam. sas
EfPi 4 HI F6s's s 3f YkBTF EPk S
trs NJ Of Lot Sspd in yohn Bs5tns sub Of pat e
c. fSo s. Of the records Of the sa.reyOrs
Terms: One nf,h cash. of which $500 must be de-
posted at time Of SALE and the balance in three equal
notes Of soaring nrepes e sa iSr und
cured by deed o. trust on property sold Will be taken
s sTs ne Win IA cost sa
trustees reserve the right the risk and cost
T EsGs 5 4 Ho TFAkffssssMAS', Trustees.
Il. F. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. .e9-d6ds
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Aucts, 612 ST. n W.
TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NUE. N6kfH Ne r. IT H AGcTIo 5s-ANp AVE-
s'sss u ss ISIS SsF rs
folio ass e q the land records Of the District
S " s:
IT'S e, q
BAY u S FIJI Y tT95s f s6 1 on h9E
PAsf FoGR O'CLOCK PM. part t q lot square
242 fronting twentyo CID feet the south Of
a wide alley Said ground, having a ten foot-vide
alley on the west side thereof. is improved BY hand
some n9dern three-story and basement brick resi-
dence. 13.S2 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal INSTALL
ments. payable in one and two years. with interest
thereon payable semi annually. for which the notes
OF the purchaser purchasers must be given bear
ing date the day Of sale and to be secured by deed
trust the property. all cash. at the option Of the
purchase Adeposit of 81 goo will be required at
time Of sale II the terms Of sale not complied
with in ten O) days the trustees the
resell the property after 1--WE days notice by advertise
ent IN the Evening Star newspaper OF this city at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser All
ing and recording at cost Of purchaser.
k kihhfp G. Il kur hHiEERkt Trustees.
te7-d&ds 1907 + 81 n W citv
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,-3t' DAVID FEGAN, Trustee.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE
9 Tps SIXTH L STREET BETWEEN Z AND L
On sATpRpAY ArTERNooN, JUNE E1GH.
TENTH. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premisss we shall sell parts Of 81 and 90 in square
feet to . 20-foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in 6 and 10 months
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust or all cash ct option Of purchaser. 400 de-
&c, e cost Of purchaser. LATIMER & SLOAN.
je13-dGds AuraonaArs
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucnoneer..

IL
Raf ii fsM ETHHHEE SSBE RED
pai5 STREET SoRIHwEsT:
e bs :sS sssSs:
ssfds e sf = lElr5 81
.nd and s al and
II ssasgs
sSo 81 eonnencins for the SANE on the south line
sss Ss e the sSSis1s Of sad md
hnndrsashs "a a5 fess; ihsnce s9atheassry mime
teen and TWENTY-FIVE one hundredths Cl9 25O feet
on
0 said street nineteen e feet TO the place Of sesln,
rights s.ss%snts pryieess and sppurtenances ne
sale to be made at the risk and cost 81 the dsasin
= .s.le q the said premises under sid
eember. 1890. to 6. W. stickney through James H
Terms Of sale: onethird cash. balance in two equal
Sasnes % IS passs IN SR ON saa 6
day Of sale With per cent Interest payable oa sela
annually nd 70 be secured b deed Of trust the
Ss see MIN S + Tn sa
tees resefvps the right N case Of default in cgmp
at s s .na e he s e % h
chaser after less than 1--WE days Advertisements Of
Ssa sses es.s s IN the city
myasa. G GESaaS ] fT sTfhH, Trustees
rHHHspif hB9 JUNE sAI Is @
.sa.a. 5 JH2N6ss j. rE sAfTH Trustees.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and sts n W
0sF e the ESEsE Ef IS Sy N .IfEFE
RgRkkEEa pf IL tEhE ssEsEfk EsS hS6
4tssaEssSss sESF s s1ss#
one Of the finest lots ~ LEXINGTON iscfnowledeed
e e one 4 y: ss s n q. sS%s IL
hsv.pE ~ the coaysnsnces easy Of access By driving
s.
foSs Ss .nS has
asp'h o b ~ iis T. s s0a e0sn scKINeroS
Advantages Of the country and conveniences Of the
be .ecued 81 deed Of trus. and besr per cent
" ~ !. sr ~ e'e ~ sEn
in{ &C. + puSchsssr,s cost Terms g De conplied
IA - :sss i've tsss
,.s.a.a. DUNoASsoS EROS;
NrHE ABOVE SALE Is RosTroMEp ON Ac,
iSiRi e ls :;sE as sss saSse JUNE
1el0d&ds Auctioneers
IL AA 9 'l pHHccf1oxErRs.
l4O7 STREET
TRUSTEES SALE OF wILLARD's HOTEL
AND wILLARDS HALL II THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
o Tasss <: snd z ,,S 9; & e q:
ssnse Ee. 1925, docket q: q said court vhsrsih
Henry 4 willard wus complainant and Joeerh c.
Milsfd vas dsfepd.nt. md which ascre. vss Affirmed
the undsr.yped rystees appointed N and By sid de-
O. fEETp1df ;r g; W. H 3 PAY e July A. 8.
ips: q srSSeA i Hg%ss.'d crs ~ two s.sl,ssi
90 4 sQpsis namb'gsd t.o hund,ed spd twenty .Svs
Columbia, tosether with tie buiidnrs and improve.
HsssI .aa xa:sd: Hal q aid easS 1sses va l.
Hps q - ssprsseribsdt y IN. 4sess n, one:
- p ~ sad q u; sso r ys. %
fhsf1afsr. e vhAoh the dsfared paymenss viii 3 gvi
oenced 81 the prentnsory notes q the purchaser or
purchAoaeS and VII beaS interest Ct tbs rots OF pef
oeuSuR pG ennun nom ths day q sala and viii be
my 3 Is o. S.4 se.i q me nsI PS
yh9l2 g m purohese money In cash. deposit Of
ne 49, & b tGohais f''''' n 5sas
-
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TRgsTEEs SALE OF SIX NEARLY NEW TWO.
STORY BRICK HOUSES At CORNER OF
TWELETH AND I STREETS NORTHEAST,
AND THENCE EASTWARD. FRONTING ON
STREET.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust to u.s. dated
September 15, D. 1890, and duly recorded in Iber
No 100 folio 3e2 ct seq of the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at the request the party
cured thereby we will offer for sale by Pnbic aneen
TEENTH. a. 2; 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the
following DESCRIBED real estate situate in the city of
Washineton District Of Columbia and known As lots
dred and Sorty-seyen q47). one hundred and forty
hundred and nttytwS l52 and one hundred and Atty
three l5 q the subdiysion Of square numbered one
the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia in book No
49, pagB 16 together with the improvements on same
consisting Of tw9,story brick dwelling each lot
aprior incumhrance Of two thousand four hundred
2 400 dollars 80 . lot No. 146 and of thousand
stght hundred 1 500 dollars as 70 each Of remanng
lots and accrued interest amount to be stated
At sale balance cash deposit Of $50 each lot
chaserS cost II terms are not complied with in ten
O) days the trustees the right to resell the
properties any Of them In default the risk and
cost Of defsutins purchaser after Ave days adver-
THEODORE L. HOLBROOK.l
to kds a A "
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Speaker Crisp and Representatives Kflgore,
Bynum, McMilfn and O'Nsil Of Missouri have
bean invited to daiiver addresses Of the big
TammAny celebration In New York on ths eth
Of July.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE USIMPRoyED
REAL ESTATE on TENTH STREET BE-
TwEEM MARYLAND AVENUE AND STREET

ThUsIEES, SN.EO OF DESlRABLE UNLMPEONED
NORTHEAST. AT AUCTION
By virtue of deed % trust given 70 and duly
the land record. Tor tSe district Q, conss. sns
the request Of the party secured thereby will offer
Tor sale By pubs spction IN fs9nt Of the
HSfPAsr FIVE oc TT66cskKfpihs +. s at
described land and premises situate "a the City q
Washtnston District Of Coirnbia ana aesisnsted as
and being al oflot numbered nftytwo t59 In square
Ing TO Dennis Oonnes and Lawrence oavansush's
the surveyor FOR The District Of Columbia in
numbered nfty-pne l5D in the same square included
within the following metes and bounds to wit Be
ginning ct point on the west line Of Tenth street
of said lot numbered nstyone C6 aud running thence
west one hundred and eight and three hundred and
seventy five thousandths 0oe 375) feet 70 an alley
the ydins line between lot. Su%bsrsa nee SIS
and fftytwo (o2). thence northeasterly along said
dividing line one hundred and two and eighty Ave
doe g, ,est thence east on said
feet to the west line of Tenth street and north
along said street line three 80 feet 70 the place Of be-
sinrns; soxesast With ~ the iI9proyemsnts ways;
the same BELONGING OF IN snyrtse sppertsinins
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. balance in two equal
nstaments At one and two year, from the day Of sale
sold and bearing interest from the day Of sale the
annually. or All cash. q the purchasers OPTION.
70 be complied With IN fifteen days from the DAY q
sale otherwise the trustees the right rese
the property G the risk and Of the defaultng pur-
some Newspaper pub shed in Washington, D. q. All
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