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GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. S33 EIEy-
ENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded I'm
Liber No. 1881 folio SEQ, one Of she land
records for the District OF Columbia and AZ iha
request Of the party secured thereby ,-ll orfer
for sale. In front Of the premises MONDAY
THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER ISa3
at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following described
property. situate In the city Of Washington. u. C.
20 wit The west tiftysix $50 feet Of lot Numbered
one hundred nOO. in Horace J. Grsy's si.tIIyiSLn
OF all Of square numbered nine hundred and ,t,rv-
one C9sll. as recorded in Liner Is folio ~.
said lot fronting Ia feet 1lth ST me- Sold sn,-
tect 10 certain deed Of trust to secure the sun,
of 5000 and interest from March l. rCl9 and
one for sst5. payable AZ the rate Of S.5 rrr
month, with interest from March l. lsa3 AZ S Ter
cent per snnum. payable semi-annuaIly.
Terms Of sale: Balance in excess n said decd
Of trust 70 he paid in cash. 500 Deposit AZ time
OF sale Terms TO he complied with Ia ten ia
or the property Will be resold risk and cost ..
defanlting purchaser after i've DAYS readyerfise.
ment in The Evening Star
JOHN TAYLOR ARMS
JOHN G. kOHR,
ses-eoosos 1rustssA
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RADCLIFFE. DARE a co, Auct,opecrs

HAi'iiffE. DAIE X co. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or yMrARfE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING THE TWO STORY RRICE
6noNI WITH ERAME R,CK RtTIDiN';.
DWELLING No. GIL STREET NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree OF tho Supreme Court ~
of July. 4. n. 1873 In equity aus. No iasa3
wherein William Hurley ct al. are comnla lnapts
ard Emily NJ. Hurley ct al are defendants the
Undersigned trustees Will Offer for sale nv ,,,h}fc
auction in front OF the promises on NoNDAy
THE ELEVENTH DAY olr SEPTEMBER A ID
1913, AT HALF-PASr ForR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described real estate lying aud i,en- IN
the city of Washington in the District OF 20 lhia
and known and Described and being lot mum
bered TX" ia Rothwells subdivision In souara
numbered four hundred and fftv-two fa5al
Terms Of sale; one-third OF The purchase rno,ex
10 be in cash. the residue in equal nstallmep,s
at one and two years from the day of sale the
deferred payments 10 be secured by deed ~ ,rl,s,
upon the premises sold and the notes 10 l,cor in
terest at the rate Of per cent Der annnm f-arn
the day OF sale. PAYABLE semI-annnsIi~ a, ',s' III
cash. at the option OF the purchaser A trn,.I, o.,
500 vii. be required at the time Of sale Terms
OF sale, otherwise the trustees reserve tho -i,,,
TO resell the property the risk and Gust Of m.
aefaultirS purchaser All conveyancing recording
&c, 1t the cost OF the purrhas ser.
JOHN CRuIKsHANK.
Gunton building,
ID. s. MACKALI.
.roa,.. 41O 9Th ST. NV.
su-S-oAds Trustees
count Of the rain until "WEDNESDAY SEITEM-
Der THIRTEENTH. ls:s3 at same hour and place.
JOHN CRIlkSHANK.
ID. 5. MAChALI.
THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED.
place.
JOHN CIUIKSHANK,
sel4d!Sds Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
George VI. Graf, deceased. Under and by virtue
OF decree OF the circuit for Montgomery
county, passed on the 18th day of August, A. D.
1s,3, In a cause wherein James W. Gran is plain
tin and Anna J. CorneIison and others are de-
trustee. will sell at public auction in front of
the court house door, in the town of Rockville
SEPTEMBER. 1893. AT one O'CIoCK PM
all that valuable Farm, situated and living IN
tne county o. MSnts9mery and state Of Mary
less situated on the road leading from Rockville
to FTSderick City, about one mile from Derwood
ana washington Grove and about two miles from
Gaithersburg and three from Rockville and "a
Joining the lands Of Mrs. Rudolph Watkins Mrs.
uel Clements About 40 acres of this crn' u
cleared and the remainder is in good oat anS
chestnut timber. All OF the cleared land Is IN
a high state OF cultivation; II has been ii,noS ~
well watered and very productive Imnr,,a
ments: substantial frame dwellinr Po,se
containing seven rooms. a new bank harm ae Sc
new double corn house and wagon shed hen
yard, with pump attached iine aUna VA ~a,er in
orchard In full bearing. and the entire farm, Is
aae of ah, fenced This property has front
eTlck road. one OF the main thorouglfares Of
MMo o,.oy county; II is in full view Of the
railroad, and is located convenient 10 three
railroad stations. the county seat churches
merry and is one Of the most desirable farms that
has been offered at public sale in this COUNTY
for titles deed from Jane
Graf ct al to George NJ. Graf dated October
i, ls42' and recorded among the land records
OF said county in Liber B. S. No IL, folio eg3
a &c given January l. 1894. the purchs
or purchasers TO have the privilege OF seeding
In the fall Of the present year Terms Of sale:
UneI mira cash. ethird in year and one
.tFa III two years tor all cash. at the option Of
the pufchaser), the credit payments to bear In
terest and to be secured TO the satisfaction OF
ue . trustee. All conveyancing at purchasers
COST. deposit OF 800 will he required AT time
OF sale. and the balance of cash payment to be
nltre on confirmation Of sale by tine court Ed
WARD G. PETER, Trustee, Rockville, Mds,x-4t
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A NEW SENATOR.
His Life Has Been Filled With
Strange Experiences.
MR.. PERKINS TELLS SOME STORIES
Of Incidents That Have Occurred ir
His Career.
FIR ON CABIN TO SEN ATE

HE EULOGIES ON
the late Senator STAN
ford in the Senate
last Wednesday were
the occasion of the
debut OF the newest
Senator - Mr.. Per-
kins Of California.
Mr.. Perkins Is a
pleasant speaJSer-as
he is a pleasant man.
He makes no preten-
sions to cloquence.
He Is a business man,
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.
Estate OF THE LATE GEN. s. S. CARROLL
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NEAR TAkOMA PARK, In MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, MARYLAND.
. BY virtue OF decree OF the circuit court of
Montgomery county. Maryland. sitting as a court
OF equity. passed IN a cause therein depending
wherein Frank j. Dieudonne Is compla nant and
Helen NJ Carroll and Others defendants. the
subscribers. as trustees named therein will on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. 1893
at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ offer for sal
at public auction the premises. a portion OF the
real estate In said cause TO be sold. This property
Is a portion OF the land which Gen Samuel
Sprigg Carroll resided the time his death and
being that part lying north OF Carroll av and sep
aratetf from the remainder of Gen CARROTS lands
by said avenue The property fronts on Carroll ave
Yards from the Takoma station on the Metroroli-
tan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
the same distance from the terminus of the line
or electric cars connecting said town with Wash
inSton city. The land hereby advertised contains
81 acres, IL perches and A. square feet of land
more or less. and will he sold in sections or rar
cells. varying from 81 900 10 2i2ooo square feet
each. with right of way for each parcel sold
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree One
half cash, the balance in two equal miscellaneous
payable, respectively, in and two wears from
the day OF sale, said deferred payments to hear in
terest from the day OF sale. and to be secured nv
the single bills Of the purchaser purcha with
tees. Cash deposit OF $3.50 each pa reel sold Will
he required ct time Of sale. Conveyancng at the
cost OF the purchaser purchasers.
BLAIR LEE.
CHARLES W. PRETTYMAN
seio-o@ds Trustees.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.

VERY DESIRABLE 3-STORY AND BASEMENT
BR1Ck HOUSE, NO. 223 Az STREET NoiTH-
WEST, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND c STREET, BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER
TWENTY FIFTH. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK,
We will offer for sale. by public auction. in front
or the premises part OF lot %. TO- fronting %
large 3-story brick house, Which can be readily
converted into office rOoms. being within square
OF the City Hall and one-half square PENNSYLVANIA
avenue cable cas-. 1t is seldom that such val
liable piece of property this is offered for sale
by public auction. and should command the atten-
tion OF parties in search OF elegant Investment
Terms liberal, and will be stated at the time of
sale deposit Of 500 required upon acceptance
OF bid. II the terms OF sale not complied with
In fifteen days from the day OF sale the right is
reserved TO resell the property the risk and cost
Of the defauting purchaser after Ave DAYS adj
vertisement OF such resale in n swspaper pub
lished In Washington. D. c. All conveyancng and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DARR co,
seio-d&ds Auctioneers.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON,
6lo 18th st. NV. Telephone 1864.
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets to Europe by all lines
Drafts in sums to suit
sofelcn Express. RuSl Custom House Broker
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. O.,
FORTRESS MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA.
The ne y and powerful Iron Palace Steamers.

WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK-sOUTH BOUND
Leave Washington daily ut pm. from foot OF
It'll st. wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe at $50
am. next ds} Arrive at Norfolk at 730 am.
where rairoa connections are made for all points
youth and southwest.
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His One Speculation.

Il never risked a penny in speculation in
my life with one exception. I never bet on
cards or any form OF gambling. I have
been In places where faro and roulette were
running and money was stacked high but
! have never risked anything. The one
speculation that I spoke about was made
with the first $500 that owned
"A man named Cole owned a ferry, with
which he was making a great deal Of
money. sand bar formed across the river
and the ferry had to stop running. I want
ed very much to own that ferry. for / was
sure that 1 could make a great deal Of
money with it. l went to Cole and said to
him: Doc-everybody in the mining coun-
try was either Doc or Major or General
Dec. what will you sell me the ferry for?
We'll. George he said. will sell II to you
for s2OO0-a thousand cash and the balance
IN sixty days at per cent month"; Money
was worth as much as that in that country
then. Now the problem with me was to
raise that $500. 1 was driving a grocery
wagon then and | went among my custom
ers and persuaded them to let me have the
money. As soon as l had made the first
payment on the ferry l set to work to
build a Golfer DAM My saioring had taught
that and in a few days 1 had the dam built
and had turned the current of the river.
The current washed away the sand bar and
l started the ferry. l was making $40 a
uay inlineuidteiy LII Ody or Two man
came to me and asked me what price
wanted for the ferry. / told him $1,000
How long will you give me to think II
over? he said. Until tomorrow morning.
answered. I had no idea that he would
buy 1t. But the next morning he came
back and paid me s. 900 cash. So l made a
thousand dollars on the transaction. 1t
was the first thousand dollars I ever owned
and 1t looked bigger to me than any sum
OF money has before or since.
We'll, 1 worked on in the store saving
money. until one day I bought my EN-
Tell me one thing more,' l said. "How
did you get into politics."
II was merchandising at the time. Every
body in that neighborhood bought his sup
plies from me and all Of them owed me
little money. In 1868. wishing to strengthen
were in the minority, nominated me for
the state senate. The local offices at that
time were worth great deal of money
The tax collector, / should say, made $40 900
or 200 year. Well, 1 was elected by a
good majority and at the end of four years
met in the senate the man who is now my
partner. l sold out my merchandise bust
ness at OrOville and went into the steam
ship business. 1 was nominated for COVER
nor Of California and elected by % OoO when
the last governor was elected by a demo-
for United States Sena tor against Mr. STAN
ford. but he had more influence than l. I
was not a candidate this time, but the gov
ernor was In a quandary and at the sug-
gestion of some Of my friends he appointed
me. l am not here for anything but the
holding the position. for have no interests
to serve except the interests Of the people
Of the United States and particularly Of the
people Of California"
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE CARTER. THE WORLDS WONDERFUL
spiritual test medium: born with the gift. She
is no frand. She is the only true medium to
tell You your name and business without yonr
saving word She cures all manner Of diseases.
Special cure Of rheumatism. scrofula and all skin
diseases. Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
sel5-2t' 17os 10th st. NV.
PLAIN. MEnIcATED AND SEA SALT BATHS:
wAYCOTT. 5OS1a 18th st. NV. au4-7w.
THE HORsrORD ELECTRIC INDICATED vAPoR
bath. unexcelled as a luxury and n preventive
to disease Also facial steamns and massage.
sage. 3iS Ii St NV sel4-fm'
advertising clairvoyant. astrologer and medium
In the city. Born with wonderful prophetic gift
OF second sight. tells all the events of your life
RECEIVERS lost property stolen goods. points out
your enemies from ycur friends. brings separated
together, causes speedy marriages, with happy
results. tells whether the one you love Is true
or false. interprets dreams gives success in bus
mess. removes family troubles, evil influences
Strangers from other cities and all In trouble
will save time and money by coming to right
place at once. as he succeeds where others have
failed. Convinces most skeptical. Advertises only
what he can do. All business confidential. sit
dence, 4s9 II. bet. Az and 9Th sw. seis-st.
NINE. RAPHAEL. CLAIIvOYANT AsTROLOGIsT:
born with caul; gives names and lucky dates:
tells how to retain husband or lover: advice on
man to all consulting her. SIS NV, Room o
se4-12t'
NINE. PERRIN, THE TRtEST DESTINY READER
Of the age; promotes success in love. marriage
and business affairs. Fee. 5Oc., ST. 1908 ST.
bet. 18th and 14th NV. ar31 Inns
PROF. JOHNSON Is THE GREATEST MIND
reader; was sworn by four judges of Chicago tells
separated; causes speedy marriages; is one of the
greatest herb doctors OF Chicago. Office houra
from am. to IL pm. Price. soc. 9I7 sth NV.
ty1O-lOw"
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
life. All business confidential. Ladies' and ren-
tlemen. Soc each. Hours. Q am. to 9 pm eos
New York NV, 9th st. my2O-4ms
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bIZ Z 81. NV.
"RECEfvEg'S SALE"
'oF THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS
"oF THE PRODUCERS %
DAIRY co -
''ENfBR aCING'
EIGHT HORSE POWER ENGINE AND BOILER
IN rlRSr-CLASS CONDITION"
THREE MILK WAGONS. TWO GOOD WORK"
- HORSES AND HARNESS..
20 TEN-GAiybN CANS. LOT SMALL. CANS AND
JARS. ONE SEPARATOR. LARGE CHURN
ctEkM EXTRACTOR. ABOUT aoa BUTTER
~ BS. LARGE LOT CHEESE R0NES rot z
MILK WATTS. CHEESE PRESS. RUTTER
BoNtS. THREE PLATFORM SCALES Nh X
TEST WATER COOLER. THREE WALNUT
oEFlCT DESKS. OAK REvOI.. DESK CHEST
OF DRAWERS OAK TABLES. CHAIRS AND
STOOLS. LOT I.UMRER. Sc. &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Twr<-
tt SMITH. 1853, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
shall sell the entire contents Of the Pred Gers
DAIRY Co.. No. 1905 ST. NV, which Is lartly
enumerated above.
Terms cash. PHI. W CHEVY
sel4-cts Receiver
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FLOWERS IN WINTER
Great Increase in the Cultivation of
House Blooming Plants.
PLANTS FOR BEGINNERS.
Some Practical Advice for Those
Who Care to Experiment.
POPULAR BULBOUS PLANTS.

, ES.INDEED.I WILL
have a beautiful dis
play Of b o o m ! n g
plants this winter"
said an enthusiastic
and prospective fiori-
culturist the other
day to a Star report
er. who Is something
of a dabbler in that
line himself.
Then you have
been quite success
full, I presume, with
winter bloc m 1 n &
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cHANcERY SALE OF vALrAnIE BuIIDrS

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BbllDiNa
LOTS. EI1GIBIY SIIT ATED N GbOhOb-
TOWN. u. G. To CLOSE AN ESTATE,
By virtue Of n decree Of the Supreme Court OF
The District Of Columbia. dated April IL. 1850. ano
OF a supplemental order OF said court, dated 10
vemher -. lss.1. aud Iassed in equity cause No.
l2l30. wherein Trdnnel and others are complain-
ants and Howes and Others DEFENDANTS. the IN.
deIs.gued trustees. will otter for sale. In front OF
the premises. on MEIyNESDAl, the TWENTY .
SEVENTH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1893. at FIVE
O'CLOCK all the right title and interest OF tbs
narties to said cause In and to the following oe-
scrfhed real estate. situate in Georeetovn- ID. G.
viz: Seven ca lots. being subdivision Of part OF
square - tthe northeastern part at the intersec-
tion OF Frederick-3lth- street aud 4th-Q street,.
four "a Of which lots have a front said Freder-
lick street of In feet each by depth OF "a 20 feet
and two ca OF which have a front saic Freder-
lex street of is feet each by the same depth. snc
one III OF which has a fron; on Fourth f<th) street
10 feet by depth Of SO feet TO alley. There
VIII also be sold stable lot in the OF the
above and fronting 10 feet 16-foot alley. a
plat OF ssid lots will he shown by the trustees snt
exhibited on the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF the purchase moLey in cash and the bal
ance in equal installments In and yenp
with Interest. deposit Of 500 each lot viii
be required at time Of sale. and n the terms Of
sale are not complied with In ten DAYS the prop
erty VIII he resold the risk and cost Of the de-
fauiting purchaser. All copveyancins &c.. at chs
cost OF the purchaser.
J. CARTER MARBu-RY $50 az ST. NV
HIGH 7. TAGGAItT. 324s 81. NV.
selG-d&ds Tr,steeS
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seld&ds
THOMAS BOWLING; & Co, AUcTIoNIERs.
Ul2 L 81. NV


Cl2 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GNIMPEDgED LOT IN
sol I'll BkookL-AND. 10. &.
BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust, recorded in
Liber l1os, ct folio 49, ct seq, one OF The land
records OF the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest OF the party secured Thereby. = will sell
~ 'front.' OF the premises. StTT ispAY, TIE
TMENIl-TBlRD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898 al
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following described pror,-
srty, situate in the District Of Columbia 10 Wit
Iot Numbered one IL. in block numbered iwel 20.
III. OF William %. Dcnison and Reiford W .
walker, Trustees. recorded subdivision of a tr.rt
OF land called South Brookland.' rs recorded in
the once OF the surveyor Of the District OF Co
nmola, IN Liner No. tcounty sui diVisioni. folio
80 said lot being situate the corner of l4ih aad
Emporia streets.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. and the balance
In one and two years. with interest at q per cent
per ahhann secured on the property. sill cash. il
desired All convevaICin ard recording pur-
chasers cost. SloO deposit required at time OF
JOB BARNARD. Trustee
5oo 5th ST. NV
JOS 4. FERRY. Trustee
sei4-d&ds AL y. J. ave. NV.
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NORTH ROUND.

NORTH ROUND.
Leave Horfotk daily az $40 pm. Leave Fortress
Monroe at T1O pm. Arrive at Washington At
$50 am. next day.
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MEDICAL. &c.
DR.. Carleton,

500 18th St NV.
Over twenty i've years experience SURGEON
SPECIALIST 10 GENTLEMEN ONLY. Iralnat.S
London. England. 1866; New York, 1879 Bladd.r
Kidneys. Blood skin Diseases. Nervous D,.l,il
ity. SCIENTIFIC, SKILIfIL, SUCCESSFUL
TREATMENT GCARANJEED. Hour y TO i
and pm. to pm. SUudays-S 10 only.
CDNST LTATIoN FREE eu1B-3m
CONCESSIONS, PAINS. RTiEI-MATISM GRIPPE
CHOLERA.
The most practical aud Surest rpyulsive IA RI,;-
OLIpIS Mustard Leaves, invented by Rieoll,t
and adopted by the royal English navy, the prt
waite aud military French hospitals. and used ali
over the world. Thirty yenrs OF success For
sale with druggists. IN boHes coDta ming ten
leaves each. See that the inventors sicuaflra ~
upon each boz and leaf Main oficc P RIa,oI-
LOT CO. - Avenue Victoria Paris Tran.s
je24 ~ l5su5 Ct. sis. %. IS. nj sSed9
STRANGERS. TAKE NOTlCE-DRs RRoTTTFes
and Gray all diseases. No cure M nav
Only established adyertisin. physicians in thsv
city. Established ~ years- evs u a. 80
aQ2S-lxps
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. AUcr1oSEERs

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, AUCTIoNEERs.
SALE OF OvERSTOCK OF MANTElS
On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ We shall sell, at No eli
12tb st. NV, 100 mantels in ash cherry, oak and
mahogany Also cabinets without manteIs. The
attention OF dealers and private buyers is called
TO this sale, which will be perempiory and the
stock will be sold in lots suit.
Terms cash.
se14-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co. Aucts
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctlopcer,.

TRUSTEES SALE oF TWO CoNPARArrvysy
HW M Nh, ,Atr r TIIRLE STORY
KE5Nv p Es FfiEEsr = l lie pRerr PARK
MAPLE AVENUE WILL RE OFFERED SEP
iiy virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust, bearing
date on the 10Th diy >. February. A. u iS,'s
and record d amoug The land recurds n he ni,.
speetiTey o 9@ -, IN r. LS ss no 1903 fios
the Request 10 the holders OF the notes we viii
q Shy ai T rEH sly Il sHe s si -
En- f-n neI H., A. - 1873 coamencine
real estate. situate IN the District Of oolurs,a'
TO vii; ~ thosr certain rieces parcels q land
and premises known and d'stinrusfed as and be,
49, OF Barr and Ssnnar's subdivision ,f lois In
c".s nq5 d,,,I ihr,en dS3 Of l. barrier
ara Slrners subdivision Is duly recorded ~ hors
county 20; = Iase ~: 81 the records Of the
with the improvements thereon.
forms ~ sale: one-third ~ tho purchase uone,
three equal installnlents respectively in one ~,
two - and three - wears, secured by deeds 81
aide serniarr4uallv. ~ the rate Of per .-nt ret
annan. AL cash. no option of tbe rur ma ar
the time Of sale. Terms az sale 20 he .-.upl,ee
with in fifteen days from day OF sale. Otherwise
OF d"faulting purchaser after i've days' ADVERT
menr "a some ono or more newspapers pablishse
LOFTS n. WINE.
CLARENCE n. RHEEN
se'-dSds Trustees. eie ct. nv.
United STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. wAsHIN.A
1oN. 10 e. August =. 1898. There viii "a
DAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY EIGHTH. lScs.
At ELEVEN A. ~. in Tote. about $500 lie.
nuts. iron plates &c., aud old lumber. Terms
casa. Steamer River Queen leaves washiagtop
OF CHAS. f. /. y. DAVIS Major. oorps Of %
gine"rs. L. 5. Army. COZ lsth 81, NV.
,e2al6Scs-4t Auct;oneeD.
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Selecting Other Plants.

While Dubious plants are of easy man
hGenent to apprentices in Horticulture, not
altogether 50 with those OF other classes
% the fewer selected upon the first venture
the greater the probability Of success
Young plants are the best, for IL the full
end overgrown ones, which have been do
ing faithful duty the summer long, are
brought In at once from natural to artifi-
efal heat, and expected to continue right
along being things OF joy and beauty some
one VIII find great mistake has been made
The result can only be a miserable looking
Set OF spindling plants. that have dropped
tnefr leaves. taking up a lot of valuable
space and In every ones way.
At the head of the list is undoubtedly the
ever popular and always Industrious gera-
mum. which can be had in endless variety
Then there are the dear little primuia. the
oegonia, the hibiscus. the abutilon, carna-
don, fuchsia. clerodendron. violet and
and roses. There are others. but these are
most commonly selected. OF these the rose
u. perhaps. the most difficult of culture. on
account Of its susceptibility TO attack from
pests. The abutilon and clerodendron are
probably the least known. but are of easy
eulture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

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