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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

The market today is devoid Of any sensa-
tional features. 1t is quiet and steady along
the whole line
Early spring vegetables attracting good
deal of attention and tine calls for them are be-
ginning to be felt
Flowers are firm with both an increasing de-
mhnd and supply. Violets, jonquils and hya-
clnths have the call in popular esteem.
Fish Is firm. Meats are about the same as
when last quoted Vegetable staples show a
vigorous tendency.
Butter and butterine are holding their own
with prospects of an advance. The fruit mar
ket Is not over active. but healthy. Eggs stand
where they were when last quoted.
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.ANACGSTIA.

Miss Corie Etzler has been presented by Rev.
DIR. James Mci aren, pastor of the Anacostia
NJ Z. Church wi III costly gold medal in
scribed on one side with the young lady s
initials and Oh the other with the Lord $
prayer. Miss Etzer is teacher
in the NJ E. Sunday school and it was her class
which collected and turned into the new church
building fund the sum of $4,000. This was
the largest class contribution. hence the medal
The sheriff of Prince Georges county was in
consultation Yesterday with the police and a
plan was agreed on which would have led to the
arrest of man in Maryland who Is strongly
suspected of having robbed the store OF Horace
Payne. inst over the District line.
The saturday Night Club has been organized
with the following memberships Col II. s.
Stow. DIR. ii. '. Pyles. DIR. G. H. Weiss, Judge
| Geo. II. Armstrong. DR.. ]. c. Haines. Mr.. VIM.
| I. Martin. Mr.. Clifford Smith. Miss Dora
| Havenner. Miss Bessie Gray. Miss Nellie Haven
ner, Miss Roberts, Miss jenkins. Officers will
be elected at the next meeting.
An aged colored woman named Lucinda Ben
son, living In the county. was seriously burned
last night by the upsetting of a kerosene lamp.
She received severe burns about the head, face
and shoulders. DIR. II. V. Pylcs rendered aid
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. James Burgess
died this morning.
! Officer K. o. Prather is convalescing.
Station Clerk Ecklofr ia off duty today to at
tend the bedside of his son. who is i'll.
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Real Estate Matters.

T.. 2. Wright has purchased of ID. b. Groff
for 80, 900 subs 1l9 to III. square TO- II 66 by
5i.Il. in alley between f, +, Sd and 4th
streets northeast.
L. " Rudd has bought for 5000 of d. Fra
sier lot IA. square 325. fronting Is feet on Nir-
ginia avenue between 1lth and 18th streets
southwest.
Elva A. Woodward and James White, trus-
tees, sold through Latimer and Sloan yesterday
afternoon the west half of lot 10. in square H.
improved by two brick dwellings, Nos. $3.50
and 1882 | street northwest. No 1882 went to
Mary Hayes for 50 100. and No $3.50 to John
1. Birch for 1880. Large company in attend
ance.
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On the light of March 4 thief went into
VIM BrunInger's jewelry store, No. 929 Penn
sylvania avenue. and walked of with tray Of
iorty-seven gold rings. The rings were valued
ut 200.
Frank Parke Of No. 81 LIST street southeast
complains to the police that about $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday morning. at the corner of 1872 and
streets. he was assaulted by three men. who
robbed him of his gold watch and cnain.
Joseph Rovall. who resides AT No. 81 Vir-
ginia avenue. has reported that he was robbed
last Saturday of gold watch.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auet,onee-s.

IRuSrEEs' SALE OF A TwosToRY BRICK
DWELLING. WITH CELLAR, ON FIFTEENTH
STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of a deed II trust duly recorded in lber
numbered ,34. folio .S6 ct seq of the Land
ors of the District II Columbia will SELL IN front
OF the premises an Friday. THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH. 4 ID 1893. AT HAI.r-PASr 70 | X
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following described rea, estate
situate IN the city of Washington. District
ba q wit All THAI certain piece parcel of land and
premises known and DISTINGUISHED and being sub
lot one hundred and twenty-six ua6) in square one
and OF hers snbdN sion Of said square per plat
book IL. page LII oi the records Of the Off the
surveyor Of said District together with all the i'm
proyeIeuts riZhts. easements. ways privileges and
appurtcnances 10 the same belonging in any wise
apperianing.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money in cash
baanee In one aud two notes 10 bear interest at
tile rate OF per cent Per annum from day OF
sale parable semlannnaiiy. and to he secured
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. Con.
yeyancipg, &C.. at purchasers cost. A derosif Of
500 at time Of sale Terms of sale TO be complied
with in fifteen days. otherwise the trustees
right to resell the property tie risk and Of de-
fauting purchaser after i've days advertisement Of
such resale In some newspaper published In Washing
ton D. G.
FRANK J. DIEUDoNNE,, r-...
W. +. THOMAS. ir~'
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THOMAS DOWNING son. AaerfoueerS.
TRUSTEES SALE or TNgNpROVTp RIAL "a
TATE IN SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON Al

TRUSTEES SALE or VNINpR0Yin RIAL -
TATE N SOUTHEAST hAstiiNGToN ar
b NIRTTF OF A DEED or Trust DATED
MAY T. 1854. AND Duly RECORDED ~ TIHl Y
157a. FOLIO ..I2 TT $40 on oI TpE LAND
RECORDS OF Iuf DIS STRICT OF COLI MBIA ana
a: the Request ui tie S-fg se,lri therc -. vii
sell. in front 81 Tie premises. JN TUESDAY, MARCH
FOURTEENTH. ls9B. AT HAiF-PASI FII-R
O'CLOCK T. r.. fIe !uU wing d.-rriiod real it.
situate in The civ Of Wa-iugtan Hstfir, & Co I-H-
bia, 10 w: III tlat certain piece or utr' IL land and
PREMISES known and Distinguished sni teInF Tart
81 lot upmlsarsi 40. IN square nuub-r.a ant
lan red and -iLlfg tSNill and !ii-i b. laa-:
Beginning street - feet % fns sluf.iat-t
corner II the square: thence west - st.
thence nuTil ~ iert; thence nurtaasteflg a. "a
ANGLES o. Nir-inia avenue = tl-ice suuth-
eastary along said ANsn he ~ feet: thence 1u.l-
westerly II rigL' ON les o. stif - fs-.
inches. tIrnce south 40 feet 20 tla breinuiug.
Terms. nrle-tlird cash. balance or before
and With Interest. ee-ured by deed % trust
the properly or ali cash, "a TIL op'iol % the pur-
chaser. II the terms Of SAFE ar not complied with in
from dav NJ ra3s the properly wlll De r-oi
al the and cost Of defaultAIls purchaser.
post Of 800 required a. time % sa.. Al convey
ancing and recording 20 rISt ~ r'Il-rifasrr
". BEADlEI DAVIDSON.
JOHN q. DAVIDSON
mh3-d&ds Trusis-aL
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The Washington Conference.

The annual session of the Washington con-
ference (colored) of the NJ. f. Church opened
Yesterday at Staunton. Va A resolution was
adopted requesting Bishop Andrews to make no
transfer for appointment to any of the best
charges, the conference believing that there
were good enough members for any of the de-
sirable places. The resolution caused a lively
dlscusson
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The Young Mems Christian Association GYM
nasiurn viii be a busy place tomorrow friday
afternoon at O'Clock at the time of the bows
indoor athletic exhibition. An interesting
program is prepared and the boys are anxious
To show what they can do. Tickets, free OF
charge. can be secured at the Office Of the asso-
Citation and parents are especially, as well a.
cordially, invited To be present
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Animal LocOmOtion.

The Friday lecture course or parlor talks
at the y. VI. c. A.. 1909 New York avenue. for
the month of April are of special interest. Last
Friday Edward Marsden, native Alaskan.
talked about the Metlakatlan exodus to an at
tentive audience, and tomorrow night Mr.. F..
A. Lucas of the Smithsonian Institution will
deliver "a lecture on a very interesting subject.
Animal Locomotion. These lectures are
free to the public. and are not only source of
entertainment, but OF instruction
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Mrs. wheeler'< Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains of Mrs
Maria ii. Wheeler will be held at the family
residence, 3l5 Delaware avenue northeast. to-
morrow afternoon at l O'Clock. Mrs. Wheeler
had an attack of paralysis Yesterday. which
ended fatally. She was the widow Of Capt.
John :. p Wheeler. for wears a clerk in the
Congressional Library. The interment Will be
~ Peabody, Mass.
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fe3S-dsds CONRAD MfiTLfI iriist-'
Gro. ". sTICKSEY. Auction-,r. i4IIu It

TRUSTEES SALE OF yA'TABLE lot AT THE
INTERSECTION rF SOTrH CAROL TNA AA.-
ME- hNp MASSACHUSETTS, ANINtE M
PROVED BY A SMALL. FRAME not -
BY virtue 81 certain deed Of fru-t. r,s-UFlel Ia
L'ber 1913 folio AZ - seq one 81 TO-. O. n -Hsr :
!, z TIE bistrict OF Columbia. ani the Request
the party secured IN ereby. viii lfiaT fr sale.
front % the premises. On MONDAY. tn 1it H.
TENTH DAY or MACH. f~.LI AT llt =
O'CLOCK Y. NJ. the following d. fIHsI property ia
the city % MsShing on District - 'nuuhr- 90 Wtt:
Lot letiercd q IA sguars- south g sguH-. iusA
Terms OF sale: tne-ait cash aud the laaurg Iu
year. with Interest AZ the IS q Ter ser
num- payable semi-snuusiiy. and secured ~ bee Z
trust n The property ~pd. at cash. al fhs oIlau
OF the purchaser. 500 Tusf ri. 81 -sir Terms
10 De complied with daN- f1" frpuerfy NJ .
resod al the rist and eli t, iaultul 4.
RICHARD T.. PATIO. -
BENZ. r. LEIHHTDA.b if"''o"s
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ATCLIFFE. DARE co. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
on y STREET BETNEFN FOURTH AHn
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
ALLEY AND KNOWN As Al.
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Iber
Lob folio 400 ct seq. of the land records Cor tine
District of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, 4. the undersigned. surviving
trustee. Will offer for sale 10y public auction in 'front.'
OF the premises. TUESDAY, TIVE TI-FIRSr
MARCH, 1898 AT HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p.
NJ, the following described real estate. situate and
being ecity 81 Washington, ID. c.. 70 wit Part of
original lot e. il square 1i beginning ut the south
east said ot and running thence north
alley feet. thence west 20 feet inches thence
south 10 feet thence east 20 ieet inches the begin
nlnE. together with improvements. 81.
Terms: One-fourth cash. the residue in three equal
nstal!ments az two ana three years. with interest
AT the rate of u per cent per annu able emf
nualy, red BY deed Of trrst the property sold
III cash. at the option uf the purchaser. deposit
500 upon acceptance of bid Ii the terms of sale
complied with within fifteen days from the day
Of the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost the ,efau;iug pur-
chaser after five DAYS advertisement such resale in
some paper published in Washington. d. G.
All conyeyancing and recording at tire cos. Of the
purchaser. THOMAS 4. GOODMAN.
mhS -dNdhs Surviving Iru.faa
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Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests, THE STAR
has secured, for the accommodation OF it,
patrons, q supply Of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir hall dollar coins, which will be fur
Eished at cost price.-one dollar each. Apply
At the counter of The STAR business Office.
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4 Joint Debate

Messrs. ". T. Andrews and William Joiner
will be the leading speakers in joint debate
before the literary society of the Y. VI. c. A.
next saturday evening in their rooms at 1907
llth street northwest. The subject for discus
sion Is: Resolved, That HawaiI should be an
rexed
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VIM. j. CraiSen ct al. by T. II. Mackey. has
filed bill against A. c. Clark ct al. for a dis
covery as to the interest of Clark as to lots %
and 26. square So, and TO declare the title is in
the plaintiff. or if the court decide that his title
il not good for the whole to sci! the same and
partition the proceeds.
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wernicke IL Coming.

lanmer Sloan take pleasure in announcing
10 their patrons that Mr.. L. Wernicke OF New
York viii open with them about the 10th in
slant with about $4,000 worth Of rare antique
mahogany. empire marquetry and other furni-
ture Also an immense quantity of old Dutch
silver. rare old china. glass, &c.-Adct
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Father Columbia Is again free man. al
though he is under bond not TO repeat the
offense with which he now stands charged.
He is suspicious person according to the
law and the bond coversa period of six months
The bond was furnished by Mr.. Williamson
counsel for Father Columbia, the bondsman
being Nix. III. &. Porter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-09

SOME RARE OLD PIECES OF mahogany. Stein
way piano. handsome mirrors crystal chande-
hers. billiard tables and other valuable furui-
tare viii be sold by Latimer 4 Sloan a, resi-
eenes No. 1721 H street northwest next Monday
q 10 An. Catalogues ready.-Adct.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Mary Anne Shea. Monroe. Aqua. A. cords
wood. Carter and Clark. Schooner Edith May Jor-
dan Msttawoman. 30 cords wood. Carter and Clark.
schooner W u. Clark. Nash. Aqua. ~ cords wood.
Garter and Clarl. Sloop Wave. Smith. Wade's bay,
- cords wood. Carter and Clark. Schooner sunny
South, Gibson Saint Mary's river, 400 bushels Us
ters; Sioop Magnolia, Cottington, Coan river, 500
bushels oysters.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucnoneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE THREE. STORY
NO. 1904 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
LOT 2OxA, To ALLEY.
BY yirtle a certain deed OF trTst dated the ff-
;eenth u.5thl day OF MAY. A. ID. 1850. and duly re-
corded among the land records the District o. Co
lumba in iibcr 1856 folio 1871 ct seq, and at the
request OF the holder II the :ote secured thereby
viii sell at puhir auction IN front OF the premises IN
SATURDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
1888 at HAIFPhST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all thai
certain piece parcel of land and premises situate
in the city cf Warrington. District of Columbia
known and DISTINGUISHED and bein.. lot numbered
ninctN-Seven tbl IN Maitingy and wilson trustees
subdil sion OF sluare numbered three hundred and
sixty three b'. a. per pla' recorded in I'bs- W. II
NJ folio loI Of the records OF the surveyors office of
the District Of Columbia. together with the improve
mentS thereon.
Terms # sale One-third of the purchase money TO
be p1id IN cash. and the balance g. be raid in three
equal nstaluents respectively in one. two and three
years. with Interest thereon payable semi-annually
~ the rate OF six 40 per cent Ter annum until raid
all cash, AT the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
So % viii be required AT the time Of sale Terms
sale To he cnmplir ii with in fifteen days from day Of
sale, otherwe the property will he resoi the risk
aud cost Of drtulting purchaser after five days adj
vertscmeni ia some daily published in the said
city OF Nashin ten. Do
BHAlAAhD ii. WARNER Surviving Trustee,
mhtHiAds Dib II. n W.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL P. N. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia aud Maryland.
probably fair Friday; westerly winds; stationary
followed by slight fall in temperature Friday
evening
For Virginia. fair Friday. preceded by loca.
showers today or tonight in extreme portions
tomorrow morning; probably cooler FRIDAY
morning.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water ~ S
Am. Great Fails. temperature. 40: condition
10 Receiving reservoir. temperature. Al. Con-
dition at north connection. 16: condition at
south connection. 10. distributing reservoir.
temperature 40. condition at infiuent gate
house. 10. effiuent gate house. $.
High tide. Low tide.
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We are showing a splendid line of Irish
Lawns Satteens and Wool Dress Goods at very
low prices. JOHNSON, GARNER \ Co.,
636 Pa ave.
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pUBLIC SALE or NAIVARLE 1.ANbIN Ait[-
4 ANpEIA CoJNIN. IA

BY yi-'-A Il decree entered o.. fhe Nav.,,. i.,-
Term. lSr,. 90 th' circuit H.rrt ~ A'a-anlria
county. A.-.rria. 20 the rfaurerY & Castle
nan " hr'h - al. Wherein IHsn. .ug. fE- flU re
si-t"d cor m ---runr~ fo- tNat ufiTpaae 90 ului.l
@ill. on AiI.aL ~ u. lS.L. al alAs. J.. n "a
tiie premises. sTH~ srr sale al = tfT- If-fn
estat" formerly owned by caleb susiiur and HHt4-
tai ing loo Jess aud lu-at-l lu Mex
andr-a county. VIRGINIA.
This trac' = land = nIrrUyel Nv laT' room
dwelling house with ns-ersuT ilrr tarn viii base
ment. threH tenant hpus'. lur-U orchard ~ha frsa-
and hesutliul shruhb.EH. NiIh Iual1Ihrt
city ~ Washington. his arsrd place tha sub
urban hoIn" II the liiustIiors Caleb tu-hinv while E.
was N official HE n " ash r.on. sud the sui
sfTuleTA that he planted rnra IN their On lY
developed beauty Tue share Il the land a'ua-
ct square and = Il 'hs bearisifl ,fi-
yenient and hi-iurlr suburban huruaz around fis,
national capal ltWould make valuable sui "a
lor town lots and wills sites h,in- the proposed
lines II electric and steam railroads. only ab.t
and a halt miles from Washington. and a cutl-
handing elevation ana IN a healthy location.
Terms Of sale hne-tourth cash. ani he residue II
the purchase money IN one. two hire years
denced 10y bonds ~ purchaser. with approved l..r-
sonal security, and hearing interest from lag -l.
and the title 20 be reianed uurt all the lrUhass
| money shall have been raid.
For further iniormarilE apply - James r. C-ia-
eilfs, lt,i y street invest. Washington e. n
C. L. Nicul. Brent~Nills, Prince William county. Va
JANIS y. CiEMINrS.
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CHAS. G. GLOVER. IT.
ARTHUR I. BRICE.i irustefs
rnlQ- dIrls Ilfiil-a q Isil,r,. 4 q,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u REti ESTATE. BEING PREMISES AT THE
SOUTHWEST CoRNFR of q AND Third
BRICK HOUSE AND STABLE AND PREMISES
ON NORTH SiDE OF r STREET NEAR
THIRD. AND IMPROVED By AN OLD FRAME
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Columbia bearing date February 70. is9s
and passed in Equity Cause No IL. 1875. wherein
Henry +. Courtney is complainant and hts sister
E!e-n ~ e. Courtney aad Others are d,fe1Jari-s We
shall offer fo- sale at pubic auction. IRON. OF the
resl,ectiNe premises. on TIL HSDAh. Z NE TWENTY
THIRD DAY or MARCH. 4. u. 1881, At the hours
hereinafter named. the following described valuable
At HAIF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p N all Of
original lot numbered twelve G1l in square mum
plat plan Of the city of Was inefon said District
Of Columbia. together with the IInI rov.men-s
thereon, consisting Of tbreestoTy brick house and
At FIVE O'CLOCK on SAME DAY, lot Numbered
nine 30 in David Shoemaker's subdivision # squars
! numbered five hundred and siNty-six 80 on thu
ITovtments thereon. consisting Of old frame
house.
Terms If sale prescribed by the decree: Oue--hird
of the purchase money shall lie paid in cash on
Is to be pald del ost each piece Of property
the day Of sal.b and the balance Of the purchase
money TO be paid in one Cd aud two e. years rrsIec
lively from the day Of sale. for which the
notes Of the purchaser pur, hasers for the Re-
malider OF the purchase money mus: be given, hear
interest from the day OF sale end secured 10y deed
OF the purcl Purchaser PROF. he sold
free Of all encumhrances and taxes due up and
clnding day of sale All convey ancing and recordml
purchasers cost. In the If sale
complied with in days after sale the trustees re
the right TO resell the risk and OF tn.
iaulting pur, ha>er or purchasers after seven days
previous advertisement III The Evening htar news
paper. -
WILLIAM ]. MILLER
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR a CO.. Auctloneer,
NORTHEAST
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Two-sToRY AND sEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; NO. 81 10TH ST.
NE.
ALSO
TWO-SToRY PRESS BRICK HOUSE: ROOMS.
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; No. go 18th ST.
y. f.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH THIR
TENTH. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. Win offer 70.
LOT M SQUARE 500.
Fronting ~ icet on st. by depth Of 100 r. 101
inches with ,5scot side ssy and soft slie, in
FOUR O'CLOCK we win offer for sale in front Of The
LOT III, SQUARE lo5l.
Improved by 2-story press brick house. No. go 18th
st ne.
This property should command the attention of
pa ties In search OF an investment for home te-
Ing situated In Of the sections Of the north
east.
Terms easy and made known At the time of sale
deposit Of goo required AZ the time Of sale. II
terms OF sale are not complied with IN nfteen DAYS
rfsht reserved 20 resell the propery ss the iss and
cost OF the defaulttng purchaser after days. cd
vert1ooment N some uewapapor publinhed IN Waah-
ineton. d. @. All convsysncnr and re-ordin- ct the
cost o. the purchaser. RADCLIFFE. DARK CO..
mh1-d&ds Auctioassfs
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SPECIAL. SALE of Etchings framed and I'M
framed Just received: large importation of
Fine Gold Frames from Florence in beautiful
STYLES. FoRSYTHs l20S + ST.
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ELEGANT Opera and Tourists Glasses. OLAF
LIN OPTICAL Co. Masonic Temple, + st.
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WILLIAM ]. MILLER,
1856 Louisiana ave, r..
RANDALL HAGNFR trustees.
f06 9TH st. J
THOS F. WAGGAMAN Auct mha-lsas
nUNCANSoN BROS. Aucta

nCNCASSON BROS. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY BRICK
HoGsE, NuMBERL d "2l5 CLEVELAND AVE
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded l.. iber
ta9 o ct sea- q the land r-cords 4 the
TENTH pAf Of MARCH. A i, isa3. iaia
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p ". the following dtssrib-d
land and Irenises with the essemeiits rights way.
and aprurtensnces thereunto belonging. and situate
and !. ing IN tie ci;y Of Washington. District o; Co
thirty-fve tl:i51 in b II warmers subiivision in
square two hundred and saventy-one c!7) plat
recorded IN ler H. folio "a. OF the records Of the
of e Of the surveyor of the District of Columbia.
VII be sold subject TO an sncailrance OF 81 900.
secured by deed Il trust dated January II. lSsfS
At 6per cen, per annum interest. and payable i've.
90 Years after date.
Terms: One-half OF the purchase over and above
the ooo trus, pay able in cash balance IN
from day OF sale note 10 be given bearing interest
per cent payable SEM annually and TO be secured
by deed Of trust on tn property sold or all cash
the 81 coo. at the option Of the purchaser Con
yeyanclng. Sc.. at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
500 will b. required at time II sale. Terms 10 be
! complied with in lfteen days, otherwise the right
reserved resell the properly At the risk and
detaultinv purchaser after five days ave tisement
such resale in some newspaper published In Washing
ton. 70. g. -.- ,
mh9-dAds FRANk BIhGE SMITHS irus'ees-
V'HoMAs DOWNING son. Aucts- .0I2 St. n ".
SALE OF nHoTsFHoIsP, EFFECTS IN orr Auc-
DAY. MARCH ELE ENTH. 1888, CoMMRNc-
INGATTEN &c. X A. NJ. CONSISTING IN
Mantei and Pier Mirrors several New and Second
hand Parlor Suites. Chamber Furniture Piano Or
gan. Carpets. Stoves. Counters show Cases. &c. &C
1900 Assorted Cigars 800
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses Carriages. Baggies. Surveys, Phaetops
Business WAGONS. Ha.pgss. &c.
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
mh9-2t Auctioneers.
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