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THoMAs DOWNING Z SON. Aucts. 6l2 st. n "
CHAECERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT FRONTING on THIkTY SECOND OR
hHHkEEfTF sTaEA AFp m EdHTF56SRIASS wRaoR TO

Hs da s#sEfS4ES = aHSsSShSSsIssSS
by virtue q decree Of the supreme Court Of the
MpkBS tSs = s SsS1 s H. Yf9 81
2Ol !n Beatty and Haxkins' addition to Seorgetown.
20 ana in s9asre 109. BEGINNING for tie same on
ms Of said ot intsuects said street thence poh pm
Via t6s ne sas ahepHs ysss re
street and then southerly Market street SO feet
and then easter with south line of said lot to the
place of beginning.
The property 70 elisibly situated and has tho ad-
vantage of a front two streets
Terms of sale; Onethird Of the purchase money in
cash Of which dopostt Of 300 Will be required on
tho day OF sale the balance In equal fnS.alnents
SIX and twelve months. With interest," or ali oesh Ct
the option Of the purchaser. Il the terms Of sale
soa g ths risk and sost q Tie &cfsytnS PURCHASER.
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SHgsIEEs SALE OF xNUkELE 70! oNsEy-
AVENUE, IMPROVED BY FRAAIE HOUSE.
No. 12lp SEvENTgErH STREET.
Under and by virtue u Q deovee Of the Supreme
CoQrf Of the Dfstrof Of Columbia renAered II Oh Juns
4S&. In kqaity Gauss No 1881. wherein BENJAMIN
L yhesler ct al ornpiafnAnts and Cornelis Bond
ct Il are dsfsndAnts Tie undsrsaSned trustees vii
1sai fas Ys Af FL ffv o Ss TIsf 2n
70 The hyhesa 6tdds!. let thirtyour 8D Of William
two dH9, a. sid subdiyision is recorded u subdi-
y ysSor Pa e. Pee 10 tie Os q sns sur.
bgidinss ssd IMPROVEMENTS thereon
r Ys ss q ss s Z q the ..,S : e
Paid ,n cash and he balance 10 equal msts msnss
psyable respectively IN one and two y~p sster data
With interest. until psid az si1 per cent rer snn un.
payable septsppuaify satd deferred psynsnss 20 Be
s a. By sn nOs. % The paEchss
dopec. or all AZ said purchase money usy be raid in
2ash ct the oo$ea o: the purchases Terms Of sale e
Eosi Of tl0O win required from tie purchaser q.
the time OF sale. AL conveyAncing and recording
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON. Trus:ee.
THOMAS p. WOODWARD. Trus.ss'
The creditors Of Samuel Bond DECEASED. nv hereby
motif Cd 70 hle their ciaims together with The vonch
t5erefor With the clerk Of tho court within thirty
(3O)days from Gay Of sale.
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON. Trns.ee.
THOMAS p WOODWARD. Trustee
.et4-dE0 Az IA. ave. n W.
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posr ssv ID = % Tor c S. n r. psst
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At Leeds Saturday Arthur A. Zhnmerman. the
American wheeiman, Won ~ Ave-mils cham
pionship bicycle race
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BROS. Auct,oneera
TRuSTEEE SALE OF NEW THREE-sTORY AND
q16 G STREET NORTHWtaT- ~

KID Z SIkEET NOhIHWEST.
ss 0f :s z 4 3. Ina
s; ::'sssa Hssisss. s CIV & FIJI btf
9xsipS sssi esess situate N TIE city q W.shingtop
fouth q square numbered ave hundred and &c renfy.
pe1s M q sns s e
asss s:ss; Is s:.s lsssss
:ns o:s ed e&s q. M
::s:. : aSSS - g s e ~
Ssf y. :as g "a g
eels 70 De made the !isk nd cost Of the daau1tne
4 fAs :ss q sSs sy e
efmbsr. 1880 70 q. W. St1ckney through James II.
Terms Of sale: ope-thtrd cash balance IN two equal
Psnes % s s. n as ss o g Ss
81 ). is "a s 5: e :: :'a g.
property sold. O. al cash. q ihe optos Of the
s eosi q sS sa 8. re- = !: = -
~ ~ viRs tSs axSt q c.sSs dsz.sls 3 censG.
b i 81 g.; = Il !;
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,.s.ss. a dlEsSgsas J. gzsA1 alA r.s-..-
&1M ~, Z 4 i2szEszzo ~ sss. :.
,.as4A1. dESa s 5s65. ssH45al n.s...
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Ih6SSTEES sAhS " LMO Apy0lEtNG ,TkAGTS
2ehES tBSI hSEsE
PIP sts Eg6SE IS s1affs REF5Es
1ss aaa sid Of 6ss GATED &
& and q nj f sng for ne p g.
sea-. one Of the land records for Prince Georse's
iii III rgse s sGa SGs TaessPt sUS
in sas
snd bounds ~ said deco 81 trust and a. Described by
and EsecTasd LsSsr g. Iss soia led * .s
said land records for said DISTRICT together witt the
land In said pssrc: and the land in said county
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
cent g:y.ss ssn. aS.i y :0f fr0$
SOggt Ave .ss lyins IN said county "A $50 Ss.h
PAID i time dsnssy.rsins and rsssrd;ns !:
70 resell Sf and cost q IRE IN default aor
s1 DAYS sdyssti.snent e such resale in news
,.ls'ass, S Ut f. offTS5SsEfssos. Trustees.
L A'1MEH s sL 2SttSsrlosbpRs.
14O7 STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF w1LLARD's HOTEL
AND wHLARD's HALL, IN THE
CITY or WASHINGTON.
D. c.
count Hna Ct sa b q & Of s
cause No. 109A5 docket "a. Of SAID court wherein
Henry 4. Willard was complainant and Joseph O.
Willard was defen dant snd which desres affirmed
viii sell :. puDhc auction; front Of he prem
Is5s. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, 70 the nish.st 6ddsI.
lots of ground numbered ID, two (2) Twelve (l2l
thirteen d3) fourteen Q4. nfteen !f5j and sixteen
30 IL square pumbersd Two hundred and twenty Ave
Columbia Together with the huildins. and taproye
Hotel and willards Hail IN said city, which viii be
sold as an enttrcy
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are one
third Of fs g{chsse money to be Paid the day Of
thereafter. q which the deferred payments will be evil
denced by the proWissory notes 81 The purchaser or
purchasers and viii bear interest 1t the rate Of per
ssntaia Per annnm from 80 day q sale. and Vii b
chaser OF purchasers q his their option pay the
whole Of 81. purchase money in cash. deposft Of
VIII be required srcp the purchaser At he time
e FL sale q WIN HANTnTKKK KSa Tsassss -; 4s5
n W.. Washington. D. C. my3O-ikds
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,e1s-a4as EaHRssTF ffo {. ssccHaMN1Dr.I Trustees.
X ATCLiFFE, DARR q co.. Auchoneers.

cha NCERY SALE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
sTREETs N6hfHWEsf 81 lU6TfbS. -
yFts ~ p decree OF re spp;He Court gfthe
i a ?; issS n equity case No, 1872 wherein tSe
Clarity ct al. defendants. viii sell by public
J jIfNipsn w N fTSnt q sss premises On MONDAY
gELOGK ? NJ. lot numbered eight 81. 10 heirs Of
Sona R.ydson sgbdiyison OF l9ts in square num-
twp-story frame dwelling
Ieers Cne third cash balsnee in one and two years.
me deferred 70 bear interest at the rate Of
per cent per apnu nom the day Of sale payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of trust the property
soid or al cash. OF the OPTION Of the purchaser.
IN Terms % be complied With in Afieen Gays from
sne Gay OF sale AL conveyaacing. recording. &C..
CO. SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Trustee.
Je1o-eod ASP d 81. NV.
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p ATCLFFE. DARK h CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE ON sHER
IDAN AVENUE, HILLSpALE, NEAR THE TER

IDAN AvENtE, HILLspALE. Mar THE TER
MINATI0N OF THE ANACOSTIA RAILROAD.
By virtue Of decd Of trust duly recorded in Libsr
tie District Of Colunbia and at the written aess
trustsss viii oer Tor sale In front ot the preises
on THtRspIYs T&kNTY .THfHp DAY Of yuYE.
lowing desc-ibed real estate: All Of lot numbered pine
teen C9) in section numbered three Of Barry Farm
estate according 70 the made by the srus
tees thereof together with the improvements. &C..
copsisting of frame house.
Terms Of sale Onc-iah cash, the residue in and
two years, per cent per annum, payable semi
sold, OF all cash. at The option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of 800 req uirod at tbs time Of sale. If the
FROM ths day q sale the trustees reserve the right
ing purchaser after five days advertisement OF such
resale IN some newspaper published in Washington.
the purchaser. WILLIAM TWOMBLY,
32l ~ 81. n. W.
EILLMORE BEALI,
Fendan building,
jel3-d&ds Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co.. Auctioneers
TRUsTEE's SALE OF vALUABLEREAL ESTATE
M 2SS 81 SFHEET aHEy0RdEToWN. IN TIL

By virtue Of the last will and + stament Of Francis
Cogef deceased. the: undersigned a. executor and
fr3nt q the Ire1sises. On IHgRspAf tbs SEyEETH
P NJ, part Of lot 90 Heneads addition 10 George
town in TIE Distrist q Columbia besinnng for The
lipe ct West P) street from the southeast Intersection
OF West P> apd North etreets, and running thence
9fee. thence southwardy SO feet thence westwardly
20 feet. and thence north SO feet TO the beginning
with the Improvements thereon. consisting Of
frame house.
Terms: One-thrd in cash, aud the balance In equal
tnsalinens at and two years, with interest ut
per cent per annum. payable serai-snnualy secured
by the notes Of tpe purchaser and deed trust on
the premises sold, all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser 300 will be SEQ uired the prop
purchasers cost. CHAS II. LEMOS,
Executor and Trustee
je.s7-d5Ids 1906 NJ st. n. W
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rHUsTEn~ s ssks n sI2gHsSE EpornArr ON

xby virtue OF deeree CO the supreme Court n the
District OF COLUMBIA rsnderei on Nay u. lSfs IN
sS,lity esnss No 1873 On the decN-:s q al oof
rheretp Astherne keidy Is ccrap and william
ss' sEgSsns :1 sscrs: =: Mi
4At{ JCSE rYEXrY-NINTH, lsI al FIVE
OSLOCE Pm, 10 the his hest biddec, al Lss psece
q psrcer q land situated IN the city az &ssrttsn
pfssrlet Of Coiunt1a, and dsisnsted on The ruliil
pet or rlan q the said cy " wssinrtco As psrt n
70. pnsred twenty sighe c2sl IN saaAre purlbered
TIE came on the pe Of VI street. east 81 pcinf -
AM south rom NE nc-thea.t oogrsr .. -.ii 10
ss aaeen Sil t.es ssk y aehSs Tlnnin thsnce wss,
thence east and xfiesn i .ss. l6s .sss
n9rth g 20 tbs LIE Of ~ 81 east esieen six
g, insne, to the pace r bsnnins tscth.y VITA
appuItenancas 10 the same belcnefns
tne terms q sale q pressSSed by the decree ara
one-third cssa ono-thi in war ana oe-third in
rnent: e be ssgn.ea by good end sucsni lssrs ,se
Option Ct the pu.chsssr AdesSEt q 500 YIN be ",
oSaysyancaas md rsccrdIns a the ccs Of tie ru,-
chaser. II terms Of sale not complied With within
tn days from day q sale she rpssces VIII reserve the
rnt % resell the property a the risk and cost Of the
cHAs. A. ELLIOT,
rpStR FoRRkHfsr. Trustees.
Jel1-d&ds 4o2 9Th 81. NV.
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OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
GINA AVE. AND STREET SOUTHWEST

By authority Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
1857 United States vs. DAVID Butler q sip. vii
ssl v at Hrbif s EVICTION s g TyESPAY The FIFTH
O'Clock NJ. il front o. the Prsmises that parcel
Of land known lot D IN the Of ORIGINAL
Warrington. together With ihe improvements. The
iuProyemSnts c9nsist OF frame dwelling house.
ysa with interest e be secured By deed Of trust
All conveyancine aud recording st puschsseris ccst
aeposit OF @l0o must b made NRsn The properly 4
struck or ARTHUR a. B11NEY. Trustee,
THOMAS DOWNING 4 son.
rs Auc
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


IL
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PnoPERTY n AN4oosfIA p: G.
dsy OF Nay, 4 p: is6l and duly recorded IN [iber
: rS e. tDlis ~ Pns q ns lspd records q
esS.sd shssSy, We Vii, ssll a public ssssieas X
SEVENTH. 1899, at SIX O'CLOCK p. n, the fol.
deserSsd real estate situate in the county Of
sctieed IS lgt numbered eighty.tvo (S, the south
SSs, 4. enc Ss che twenty eco sss
and twelve in the Of Che Talburtfs estate
as said a. A. 0rswold'e subdivision Il duly enrolled
IN H laser county ngpSsr 81, q fo|io e n tee sur
proyemepts, consisting Of hne cottage dwelling.
with modern fnprov eIusnte.
Terms OF sale: Orle-thrd cash balance In one and
two years with interest Spsysble uiannuay). and
ured oy deed OF trust the property all each
Conysyancsnf md reiordins at cost OF purchaser.
e,g esrf Xi e Tasn me prSg-
piled With N fifteen days from day Of sale the trustees
Of defaulting purchaser.
,s1s-aAds EaH n ssTFffoss tsNM1pr Trustees.
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A MOeTGAGEEs SALE ON SATURDAY. JULY
"A NINTH. AT QUARTER-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK
r N; on ths premises, the Thompson farm. contain
ing ebo9t 1853 acres Of land in high Of cultva
Ton; Will 20 sold at public auction. The property Is
improves BY cotanodious brick dwelling. with
frame addition, containing about thirty rooms;
tenant houses large barn st.oling AID sll necessary
outDulirys. 1t Is also well wooded and water ed
with good fencing and the-a Is large Gppe orchard
on the place This farm ,s sirSzted enc milo on
Oaithersonry on the Metropolitan branch and sny
one seeking m investment home offers eytraord'-
nary advantages For further informatioq apply TO
Rockville Advocate. JelS ..,kt,-S
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AUCTION SALES.
RUTURR DAYS.
WALTER B. wInLIAss CO. Auct,unerr,.
ThBbs NrqfIsss A1 ksp or oTwo;sToEr ylAgs

pwEILINd AND Lof. sorss FfET 70
lsse. and reeucted In irber No. IN, foilo idr Il
~, On. OF The land records Gar de District Of
insrssy s ss HI fs 2 Rpss sIsSp
fkSf fIVB o'cL6ck III. ths fs,tievsrS RI ~
f .ss M r Tbs sjy q wssAinstsn n sd p..I = wa
lots and Din square Sc. osIs With the Improve
nents. frame house No. lS22 b s,r~csnsriheasf.
Terms Of sale: Qns-thr5 cash, Of which sioo rrus.
oe tsid ~ te 81 sale; balance u and two y-ars
san amy 70 Be .enrsa By yprch.ses Hoies md
trustees. % all cash 81 option Of pureasarf Scny-y-
snssns and ree9rdins e pufchss.As ess- reggs q
~ e oe coEePlied WITH IN ten days from dzy q sale
purC chaser IN default -
,so.. HtrfFf IL. HfSst i \ TRUSTEES,
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TUEs-
PAY 1uK fTPTM 1s 4T RYE 9GLHEk
TISsb S Ssb 6 oE fE 81 AII
NoN.PlYMENT OF 'lssEssGEST Fun
je.s2-10ts EDWARD z. CONANT. Trustee.
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A SSlGNEE'S SALE
b. J. pQWSEY SONS
NEW YORK
HARNESS AND CARRIAGE
EXCHANGE,
612 18TH ST.
ALL STYLES OF CARRIAGES. INCLUDING
LANDAUS,
BkOUGHAMs,
VICTORIAS,
CABRI0LETs
SURVEYS.
CARTS,
PHAETONS, BUGGIES.
DERBY AND
KENSINGTON WAGONS
BUCKBOARDS, SC, &c.
Also large stock Of BUGGY. CARRIAGE and
wagon HARNESS, and 2 great variety Of HORSE Isl
WHIPS, SPONGES, BRUSHES. CHAMCIS and
STABLE SUPPLIES of EVERY KIND, to be sold at
GREAT DISCOUNT for cash.
Il. W. SOHON,
Assignee.
The above will be sold at suction THURSDAY,
JUNE THIRTIETH. 1892 at TEN O'CLOCK A. Il.
at 6l2 10Th ut. II.
je27-3t THoS. BOWLING SON.
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
THREE-sToRY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
HOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIJI
IIhhNNAA TtIH s, Mp ,, n SIkHedS NORTHWEST.


Unce, and by virtue Of decree Of the supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia rendered in equity
cause No. 1871, Wherein whtteneld MeKinisy was
complainant and William L. Freeman e al were
Defendants the undersigned trustee appointed in and
g said decree viii ssu :: Ru5!s apstiog IN f.nt e
JULY. 1892. at FIVE O'Clock r. NJ. 10 tho highest
bidder. an Undivided one-nfth interest ia part OF
one Dcnarsd and ninety-siI lIe6 Sesdnnns for he
same 81 the southeast corn % said lot and running
west along street twenty csN feet thence north
sixty-tw9 So) feet and ten do) inches thence east
twenty GOD feet 10 18Th west thence south ~ the
nlaee Of besinnag in the City Of Wasninston District
OF Counbis together with the building aad introye-
ments thereon. subject however. to desd OF trust
be announced ut the sale.
The terms Of sale, prescribed By the decree are:
Onethirc q the purchase money TO be paid in cash
and the balance in one aud two yesrs with
PEI cent Per snnuI the deferred payments 70 be
cured oy deed OF trust on the property sold. all
cash. ut the option of the purchaser. deposit az
sao0 rs1uired e tine Of sale conveyancnS and re
eor!iing az purchasers cost The Complied
with IN hiteen oays. Otherwise sh reserved TO rese
q the risk ana cost Ct the defau,ting purchaser after
nSe days Reimbursement Of such sale in sore news
paper published il Washington, D. c.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBCRG, Trustee
1eSo-eoScs 4l2 5th q. n W.
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cennt Of .he rsin until WEDNESDAY,, TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF xfz1 S Ro sSas eSaF and place
.eoa-dAds FiLLXORE BELfI trustees.
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PLANTATIONS FoR ADMISSION
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[yALTER b. WILLIANE q CO.. AucttoD

STEAM YACHT AMERICUs AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, JULY SECOND, q SIX O'CLOCK
p NJ shall sell at Stephenson's wharf foot Of 7th
THE PLEASURE STEAM YACHT AMERIcus.
Terms cash WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
je2i,-It Auctoneers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-31
THEIR WORK ENDORSED.
Large Temperance Meeting
Held in the Tabernacle.

There was large meeting of the citi
zens and members of the w. c. II. U. at
tho Sam Jones tabernacle Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The platform was
we'll filed with members of the w. Q.
L. u, tho clergy and these who were
to participate in the speaking. The
meeting opened with hymn led by DR..
Campbell, after which DR.. Flippo Of
fcred up an earnest and pathetic prayer.
At the conclusion of the prayer DR..
Campbell read number of passages
from the bible relating to the subject
under discussion, after which solo
was sung by Miss Emma Engleby i'll u
sweet, rich voice.
Row. Mr.. Hammer then stepped for
ward and said that the ladies of the w.
G. Il. U. were in need of two hundred
dollars to carry on their work, already
commenced, and that collection would
BIO taken up and if there were people
present who desired to give. but had no
money with them, they could put a slip
of paper in the basket with the amount
they desired to contribute and their
name on it. The collection was taken
up and amounted to over 5000.
DR.. Campbell introduced, in few
fitting words, Col. r.. S. Cheves, State
organizer OF the prohibition party. Col
Cheves stepped forward and stated that
as so much time had already been taken
up, he would BIO obliged to shorten his
remarks. He then explained how the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
had been brought about and formed
by dozen women in Ohio, who,
seeing their homes made desolate
and their children in want on
account of the pernicious use of
whiskey, determined to put some move
ment on foot to stop the use and sale of
whiskey. He then spoke for some time
on tho good that had been already done
and the good that could be done by this
temperance union of the people. lie
said that prohibition was national
question that could only be settled by
legislation and he prayed God that in
the near future some law might be
whiskey traffic, which was now running
SO many Of the young men Of this coun-
try and wrecking so many homes. The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
ought to be proud of its name and its
members proud because they were
allowed to aid in such worthy cause.
Col. Chcves spoke for about fourtv min
utes, during which time he explained
plainly and clearly to the people the
plans upon which tho Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union was formed and
run. He stated that he had ridden ESQ
miles since 3 u. m. Sunday morning to
get to Roanoke to make this 81 eech and
lift his voice for such good cause.
S. NJ. frey, Rev. Mr.. Garrison, Rev.
L. Rice, Rev. r. &. Ferguson, Rev. Mr..
Hammond, DR.. Campbell, Rev. q. l..
Collins, Mr.. L. Blair, Rev. Mr.. Lloyd,
of Kentucky and Rev c. H. buchanan
of Vinton, followed Col. Cheves in short
speeches strongly indorsing him and
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union