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BIsOOkLAND.

Rev. AID !Irs. Ewing o. Tade have removed
to Washing: a.:. and Nr. E. C.. Cissel ana family
have moved into Ir. Tade's house.
III. G. Millard Fillmore. who mas just become
e resident OF West Brookla2d is a nephew OF
ez-president Fillmore.
Mr.. Carr mas just moved into his handsome
new residence in West B-ookland
Mr.. VIM. Finn was the recent guest Of DR..
and Mrs. Hiram J. Penrod.
The gipsies whose ercampmen: has been such
picturesque feature near the terminus Of the
z. and s. Fl. railroad have. with the exception
of one family. folded their tents like the Arabs
and started on their northern tour. The char
lot of tine queen. as it took the road. was gor-
geous in the extreme and their horseskere in
prime CONDITION for their long wanderings.
Mr.. Gleason has moved into the house near
University station lately vacated by Mr..
Thomas Fitzpatrick.
DIR. II. ]. Penrcd has returned from q trip to
New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer and Mr. Kugler were
the recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s.
Daniels.
One of the most ENJOYABLE of the social
events of the season was the celebration of the
twenIy-iftn anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. MILFORD Robbins at their pleasant
home, The Pines" on Frankfort street. In
spite OF threatening showers large number
OF the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins were
present to congratulate them upon the round
ing off of a quarter of century of happy
married life and ali were the recipients of the
heartiest welcome and most genial courteses
tountifully spread Refreshments table. whose
GROWING feature was the wedding cake. added
20 the good cheer and much pleasure was given
By the musical performance of Mrs. Vansant
of Washington. Mrs. Croxton OF Georgetown.
Mr.. Robbins. Mr.. Julius Boggs. Mr. RockhiIl
AMI Willie ROBBINS of B-ookland. Some lovely
silver souvenirs OF the happy event were re-
ceived BY mir. and Mrs. Robbins. among
which was an exquisite oil painting of an ocean
moonlight scene on silver plague, the work
OF Miss Blanche Meegan. presented by Mrs.
Meegan. who was oid-time friend Of Mr..
Robbins in st. Louis.
Among the guests present were Mrs. Blanche
Armstrong. Mrs. Alice Vansant. Miss Loretta
Vansant, Mrs. Belle Mullen. Miss Lulu Mullen.
Mr.. Joseph Mullen. Mrs. NJ. A Sorrell. Miss
Alice Sorrell. Mr.. G. ". Hanger. Mr.. d. NJ.
Nichols. Mrs S. Ssmue.s. Miss Lille Samuels,
Herman Samuels and Miss Edna Taylor of
Washington, Miss Ida /. Croxton of George
town. Mrs. Richard Gudgin. Mrs Galligan,
Miss Blanche Gudgin and Miss Buelah Gudgin
of University Heights. fiev. and Mrs. r. r.
West of Queenstown, Mr.. and Mrs. n B. Malone.
Mrs. Z. II. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Johnston. Miss Ruth Johnston. Mrs G. p.
Schwier, Miss Lille Schwier, Miss Beatrice
MeeSan. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Horner. Miss
Violet Homer. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Boggs. Miss
Hattie johnson. Theodore Hoffman and Mr..
Clement Rockhili
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nUNcANsoN BIOS. AUcrIoNEEgs
TRUST r., = SAFE Of H2TsE AND LOT NUM-

-I-I 7 = , NAI.E OF HDLSE AND IUT MN
SE2EO ~ II S12EET SOUTHWEST.
b vi-s;l, o. Gse; in trust duly recorded. l VIII
sc az IL ,;C &c ion IN ftont te PEE iS-s on
I'll SDAy, T 'hA~E-TT2TE DA- OE APRIL, A.
L. is >. a FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the ives. haf OF
fronting thirteen Q:) EEK on r str ct south
west by dsp.A - hundred and twenty
nEe tt2D Tee. 70 a'tsr. improved by \
frame house au-.5e-ed W. Z street southwest. 90
ge.he- win sne improvements. ways. ea>e2snts,
riyEts. riTieges and aPp2-teaGr..ss to the
-onylnS. y: IL arv visa ';se-ta llnC.
Le2m>: Ore h "a casS. IL n and two
wears q . ne ceuS nse-esS per aunIn raya5- semi
annually. nc - 20 ne given secaTeu oy deed nf
on rne n SOLD all cash. the option ot the
purcEasr: ,o2E--aE"lny. &c IT pu-caa.ers cos.
ep sit ~ SsiJ require ~ time of sale. Term. OF
sale 10 piled vita r.teea day. othe-xi>e Ia.
ri@ ct rese-vsi 20 SCI. the e. the Kiss and
cost o d-raui.n- purchaser after ive days cve-tse
lnent OF sucl resale N so, news aper nuoI>h ID
Washington, D. c. WILLIAM c. WOOD. Trustee.
aulk-lNIS go Z u "
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WALTER E. WILLIAMS CO..

Tr;ioNTING on cLEvEL.ND AyEzUE ~:
sIREErs. " AND FLOT.l DA AVENUE NORTH
WEST At AUCTION tNo > .t5,. -
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. shall sell, in
front OF the premises. 10: numbered hundred and
htfy-Ive Qaob in y h. Warmers subdivision OF
square numbered two hun lred and seventy cyl.
as per pag in hook b. foio IL. o. the records CO the
surveyor's ,fice Of the District Of Columbia inn
proved by swo story bric- dwelling. six rooms.
Terms " sale: zoo cash. ba. snce in twelve and
eisi cen months secured b. deed OF trust prop
erty soln. 300 Gown when property is struck of.
All conveyancInG, &. at u-chase. cost.
aplS-6. WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucss
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FUTURE DAYS.
r ArCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auct.oneers,
~ go PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. "

VERY DESIRABLE Two-sToRY AND CELLAR
BAY.WlND0W BRICK HOUSE. NO. 3 L
STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR NORTH CAPI-
Toll STREET, BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL
TwENTY-sIxTH. 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK We viii
sell. In front o. the premises.
Sue Lot l63,
scuare 60.
Being improved by two-stQry tay.vinSow brick
dwelling. containing ell modern irnproyements and
constantly under good rental
An elegant opportunity 70 securs an investment or
home for ones own use.
Terms Of payment liberal and made known at sale.
deposit OF 900 required 1t time Of sale. Terms
complied with in dfteen days from sale, otherwise
sod ~ purchasers risk and cost. All convsyancing
recording. &c ct purchasers cost.
ap19-dkds RATCLIFfE. DARR CO.. Aucts
EOR sALE-AT PUBLIC sALE-APRIL TWENTY.
EIGHTH, 1893. ct THREE p. n. on premises, 70
close an estate. Congress Hall Ocean CITY Nd fur
nishsd. eontNnins l25 bed roons also 342 acres Of
beach land four miles south Of ocean City, joining
Bynepuxent Beach Company property. and 6Qklding
lot Mp IA. near Atlantic Hotel. ". .. Il eELBY.
Executor. Shovel, Nd apl0-0ss
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L. W. Daley and Hugh Robbard, brought
into Dubuque from Greeley, Iowa. yester-
day morning. are believed to be the murderers
Of Oaicers Firth and Talcott, who were shot by
trsmps last Fridav morning. When questioned
the prisoners made contradictory statements Of
their Whereabouts at the tune the shooting took
place. The authorities are confident they are
the right parties
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p ATCLIFFE. Darn CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

IL III 11 - 1-'1'1' Is VT NJ 70 fO-$h-1Ao'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. MOST DESiRABLY LOCATED
No. 40, FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN n
STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
MORT INVEST.
BY virtue OF the the Supreme Cour. Of the
Dis:r:ct Of Columbia passed. in equity cause No.
l4U2.. docket "a (Fe-ry Ferry e. al. j. wi sell,
AT pnDc auction. in front of the premises. TUES
DAY, ThE SECOND DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1895. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. all that certain parcel of land
lying in the city o. WASHINGTON d. c.. oeinx part
orivinal lot ght tS). IN square two hundred and
eleven GID. Dex1nnln. sor the point on
18TH stree. distant thi-tyseven CID feet north rom
thu soufhwes. corner and io.. aud
thence no-sh fifteen (lJ) feet thence sxty-nye
49, teet thence south fifteen O5) feet and thence
ives: five (6) feet 70 the pace of BEGINNING I'm
proved with suiAll brick dwelling.
Terms o. sale One tn I'd cash. balance in two equal
installuients, payable six and twelve months after
day of sale. wi interest payable semi anndaily. evi
denced oy the notes of she purchaser. secured by deed
of trust the prJpsrty Sold ali cash. the par-
chaser's option. $3.50 deposit time Of sale All
conveysncing and r." ording at purchasers cost.
ANDREW B. DUvALi, Trustee
apl9-d&ds i64 La. n. W.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OPTICAL -oFFTCE OF The CaNMIssIoN-
~ ~rs % the District OF Columbia. WASHINGTON.
Atrl i. al o u riay ciir-ru T. COM
uls-.tr-su the B~f-rrl Co mhia will csva hear
ing a. t-i IN A. 4. o'rlor- ga THURSDAY next.
~" III H.. n. To ans i-Is' w4u may sug
g-sluu- 70 ase concerning rria .ons TO goyern IN.
iIurruleI- 81: s--- nfs-aGtd hy fHi rup.d mo-
n WITH esHecla- ri 20 nsIrInl the puDlIc safety
strrr5 fra~sg = u here ~sr-Ft nee earh
othe- JOHN ". ROSS NNRpN NJ. PAKKER Nm.
I s3s- iii. Commissioners Dis-rIt. ColU mtiA
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PROPOSALS

ID rNErMINr oF LHE INTERIOR. WASHING
H On. u. e. April - iSsr sealed I,raslSals will
I've -e"elN~d until - y T. 'rGLDIk p NJ SATURDAY.
Al - a L. 1875. to- tine purchase 81 waste pAv.r
~ t> de- 2-tui~t r'u 49, seysra. -. during the
n>rsl year ending Iune 30 1884 PROPOSALS mus. ha
mace on IN" e.srsnlsiu ."fm- winch. toxeta-r With
tn here.sy -iistrUctlous. wall hr furnished az
!, icatiun % Tins department. HUkE SMI1n
Secretary. aulsil-pdl
DEPAErMENT Tor THE INTERIOR. WASHING
i,ior. ~ G. Auril 10 lSst; Sealed Iropossis viii
he t-crlN~f. sutil - = 4 '|tLuGk ?. N TuIRSnAA
MAY 4. lSti for f1rnis av Incl sud Cor the De-
isrer- - The Interior and VI several bureaus
"1lces AZ the 'iNil s"rvls nssission rnc the fiscal
Near ending ane 30 lSls. P-nuo-a ~. 81 b. mad. on
lhr tel artI4ent forms. Nnic to-s ifer with tina
necessary instructions. viii be furris-pd ON ALL
plicr ii n to this department HOkE SMITH
spl9ectt SECRETARY
DRoPOsAIS FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF A
Il Sewer. Ofiioc 81 tle Comm inerS Il. q Wash-
ington. D. G. Arri 20. 1888 seliel proposals viii
t~ received NJ his Office until 1MEINE O'CLOCK
NOON. on SATURDAY. NAY =. 1897. for con-
structing main ntefc7 u.n- sewer from the pnfo-
mac river nea- a. Point u-ss tnr ut.r,a N A
"a 10th sud streets BlanE forms 81 PROPOSAL.
and >aincs may be obtained Al This on "a up.ln
sppicsion -hsreio-. toe al necessary in
.orlna:ign. ". hUS>. NJ. NJ PAkks 4. WI n.
h'SSELi. Commissioners u. g. -.. aprssa
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and necessitating the employment of three shirt
studs of silver, white enamel, pearls mounted
stud fashion, or the sewed on mother-o' pearl
small button on the inside lap of the bosom,
which best matches the buttons of the waist
coat and is the most consistent combina ton
that Ia vaurted.
Il goes without saying that the white lawn
cravat Is part of this ensemble. The trousers
are creased. and are slightly narrower and
there is fnical pressing of the coat sleeves in
creases BY some OF the extreme votaries of the
extreme fashion.
The modish top coats are those in dark gray
cloths faced to the edges in silk and cut straight
-buttonlng fly front. and having enough length
to suitably balance the -oomsome hang OF the
garment
There is a new top coat that ia in the nature
OF y irock, which bIt;oEs i'll hy front to the
waist. The cut in the back Is rcomsome to
give the skirt eject shown i'll the illustra lion:
but there IS only Il suggestion o; tails in the
plalts down the sides aud center seams. 1t is Il
clever top coa: and may be worn wish double
breasted frock.
There are those extra fire covert cio:hs that
cannot be iinia'ed by the cheap tailors-taat
are similarly rhlped- o. cou-.e Eavin, no
slken facing made asI ecirliy low i'll the
ia-ei and looser III the H. front than the aver
age Was snappiy smart coat of spring, the
cO.orinS III mode putty-gray brown, take these
coverings out OF the pale of successful
imitation.
The cu.away uude:coa.s in rough black cloth
and light Telght are made tight TO the figure,
three buttorea. long in the waist to the lower
button. the upper button being lower in the
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WORLDS FAIR
TIE WORLDS FALG

TIE WORLDS PAIR
Il VISITORS aL1.t.NsE
Will sell you 10 daSs UP tho tssu is.an Expp-
sltion .o- only sc t-ci-ding tr-.- tcke. to
Chicago oker 81 n-r rair -. s.s-sk. meals .n
route room Esd board COZ wen dr.. q nifty
hotels and is'a-,.lnE hoses s'tscaxo, az .d-
IA s-on> - s!sr sNprst.un. frsn-~~- 90 ssf anf
nar,Alfe. IN les ilrst ard noIas.
vi Dout sl.-'e-. - 90 Wiz out sl.eler and meals
IL r.. - citca-2-s. &c- aIls-iw
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For the Benefit of the German Orphans.
Inaccordance with its annual custom the Ger
mania Maennerchor gave an entertainment Mon
day evening at Concordia Hall for the benefit
Of the German Orphan Asylum. to which insti-
tuition the society is also a regular contributor.
A volunteer orchestra under the direc-
ton of Prof Donch opened the con-
cert. followed by songs by Mr.. Leo
Stiefel and Miss Barbars Rietniayer. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Taylor. The president OF the
society, Mr.. Rudolph Saur. delivered a short
address. The dramatic part opened with lit
tie operetta entitled 'Das Fiiele Getaengniss''
(the jolly iail), which was splendidly rendered
with the following singers of the Maennerchor
III the cast: Buiirich (iailOr), Mr.. VIM. Escher,
sr.: Greif (policeman), Mr.. August Sehwarz
FechtheiD,er and Pennen0erger 1.-TWO buns },
Messrs. II. yolimer and Otto Sturm.
Then followed the one-act farce. Zine YER
folgte Cnschuld' (persecuted innocence), with
the following cast: Christopher Meyer, Mr..
Friede OF Baltimore; Gustav Meyer, his
nephew. Mr.. Mochrcke; lady. Miss Lima
Thee Of Baltlmore; Go:tiie6, servant of Chris
TOPPER Never, Mr.. Jos. Colignon. The play
was wei rendered and elected frequent ap-
plause during Its delivery. The entertainment
closed with ball. ana was fine success artis-
ideally. socially and financially. 1t was in
charge OF the usual committees on reception,
floor and music o; the Maennerchor.
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THOMAS DONLlNG son. Auctioneers.
6I2 81. Q

TRUSTEES SALE or HOUSE AND ERfMISEs
No. .5S.22 or % STREET. GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue -. ieet Of trust ds-ed septeIa ser ~
lnS3 and recorded in laler lUos folio Dos seq.
of the !; M Cs OF the D!s .lict os umha
A. the Request o. tue is secured thereby viii
sell At puplc auction. 'front.' OF .Ie premises
highest bill er. tRlD '. he TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL. 1885,. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the 10 lowing descrlCed real estate and preral-
situate in ssid district OF CO.unlba. o-ng
PARTS of lots nun erred l. snd l6 Baalls sddi
tion saia town. BE- INNING Tor the a a POINT
The south side a. B@a street .orly and
six'wel.tns feet al B. l.eD east corner %
Bea.! ane Gree and rannlnF gnen Besll
street eistxs-dv twenty Ceo) .ee; thence s1utE-ry
and ps-ae! 10 ,r-esne thirty 600
ives and paraie vita besil street twenty te0) ezt.
ard thence north and parallel 20 Greene
place OF beginning. with the improvements and sp-
pu~teaznce shereso he onenr.
Terms Of sa-: Onc-nalf 10 casa, bsiance in two
CD eiurl ins,al!neEts in foD and twelve tl25
months from day Of sale, Cor gaich insAllmenss
Of the purchaser BE- gwen. 5e21ny intsst at
the rate % SIX tb) per AMMAN from day of
sals. De secured " deed o. the properly
soc o. all cash. Ct the OPTION OF tre DurcIiaser. 4
deposit o. h;n fred UJ) dollars required at tie
time o. sale Terms %! sale 20 be compiled with IN
hfseen DAYS from dar % sac ise
serves th- right ii tine properly the RISK and
cost OF tie de:aulting purch ate ave days aaver
sisenenT %, such -essle IN The Evening Star news
paper. uoisii-o in she ci.s % Ms>ny on. ID. {. All
,onNey22cany: r-co-diag. &C.. az pr.shEss-s cos.
CHAR ~ Ma THINE. -rs-scee.
:. u ". = g.O.l %. c
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A Mys cry Solved.

From the Grenob.e Monthly.
Robinson-"Did you hear about Travers
He went fishing the other day, and an hour
aftsrward his hat was seen floating down the
stream Just below where he'd BEEN"
Jagway-"You don't say. Hsrvens! where
was Travers?''
Robinson-"Hs was trying to nsh It out with
his pole"
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ap4-d&is
FUTURE DAYS.


I AT1MEE SLOAN. Auctione RS, 1i07 G st.
SPECIAL SALE
OF A SMALL COLLECTION
OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND LIBRARY FURNITURE
OF The FINEST GRADE.
ALSOA
FEW ANTIQUE MAHOGANY PIECES,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS. 14O7 G STREET,
TUESDAY. APE;IL TWENTY-FIVE. 1853
AT HALF-pAST TWO O'CLOCK PM
on EXHIBITION ALL DAY MONDAY
P.S.-Taess goods fine and beautiful in design
an UOrthy or Gtte7tt1On
apl9-dts LATIMEH SLOAN, Aucts
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L WARREN JOHNSON. Arctionee-.
AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

will sell by public auction at the store of l. X.
Fulton. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. com
meacing TUESDAY,. APRIL TWENTy-FIEIH at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, all the unredeemed pledges in
his store which the interest is due year or
more. cynSls ing OF Gold, Silver and Metal Cssei
Collar Buttons. Scar: Pins. SsGds. Lace Pins Ear
rings. Bracelets. Plain Gold and Set Rings Solid
silver and a;ed Ware Diamonds and Other precious
oaes. Guns Rifles. Revovers. sZors. Canes. I'M
hrei as C.irpsrs sises. oera an Field Cissse-.
natcal and Mechanical Instruments. &c.
eyenn 80 at o and sVnH n 01G s.,
Ticket holders please ;%ke notice
F. WARREN JOHNSON. Anton s:r WIS., aD1S.et:
RA-cLIFFE. DALI. q 90 aye, EOSEtE?,
~ $50 PESNA AVE. NV.
At TIES STALE s'Tatl; APP EfYcy sEocEEIEs
sF fS i If f ISTI rpm, ~PoS 9cf
TANNED THEkEIN. BY AUclIoS '
THE SEW Fl E1x ETY. Snow CASE; PAT;
Sp s 4 hAHSfss Fl b SaHD 2s
As t i seldom an oprortunjsy 70 purchase such de-
De PERMITTED mine IN detail some Of the very DE-
sirabie FOODS contained in thi. store: viz: Canned
Mustard and other ssTJ:nes PsinpSie &c R",tiei
onions ssaces canp xc TSs jess 9 csr
S;arGa: SrGps .niape AMI drip lsast and BASIN.
md Arlce.. CIgar> ana Eob4-co Fish. salt T.,n.
Crackers AND Cakes Brche.s. Tt. .-r4oms E-uSErs,
,,reI ITS. foar. IicI.es in Lal&. Virega-. Sea-
nEock NAT a4cf e2FSrF F5a NEAT BACK AYD
(N@H). CDCN rEs sea- Is. ThUCK, TIA tAl'
DIES. SHOW CASES. COUNT RS AND SHELVING.
VEGETABLE TRAYS, ICE BOX. &c. &c
-. .-- -. - - - also.
At TrWE-YE O'CLOCK n. IN FRONT OF THE
SIoEG NO SIRE NOR TE-.,
hOhsG. MACON (S-."n AND EAENfSS,
Tne, Nlul- maSinE most Gr>i-sb.e coll ct.on o:
staple ans fancy E'-sr and necessary implea
20 wEiHn We nvl;e a enJ.un OF trade and
sumner. LAIC.IEFE, DARR 4 CO
Sit Auct:ogee-s.
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Denies Losing in the Late Wheat Deal.
Charles A. Pilisbury, the millionaire miller
of Minneapolis. who, it was reported, mad lost
heavily in the late wheat deal, in an inter-
view at New York yesterday morning SAID:
Neither myself nor any company / represent
lost one dollar in the wheat deal in Chicago"
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
STREET BETWEEN 1ST AND I'd SITS

BY AUCTION,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
EOUkTH, AT HALE-PASI -FOUR O'CLOCK we
will offer sale In front of the premises by direction
ORIGINAL. LOT 1S
In square 724,
Fronting 50 feet inches on D ST and running back
lbs inches 3C-foot alley. This property Is
situated in rapidly improving section and should
command the attention Of parties in search of an in
vestment.
Terms: One-:ourth cash. tina balance 10 one and
two years. PEI cent per aunum secured by deed of
trust on the propert sold deposit Of GOO upon
acceptance Of bid the terms OF sale are not com
piled with in fifteen days from the day Of sale right re-
served to resell the property 1t the rst and Of
defaultng purchaser after hve ,ys advertise
such resale in some Newspaper published IN Washing
ton, d. c. conveyarcing and recording 1t the cost
api7.GSds RATcIIFFE. DARR CO.. Austs.
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How Dos L. Look To You

lam oow .o-.y-.ol- yeas Oh AMI h.ve teen in
business .WsatysoG- years. IN iica time nav. OBJ
served tszi those WHO NY cash :o- they buy
Wheeler scey have ist- maca sley. the peo-
pc Uho thrive Ani anotise- sars -. those who buy
on exc AZ; co-nDlst-iy the power o. the ne--
chan; iha. taey Gamma cal anything their own and
OF u s%aks o. from some so-rid nightmare TO nnd
pay Gag and is coinsOrs oyt - them he iron arm.
ot re ent,ess co lectors c.sss about I.en This 4.
Ozark riesare. but time and yOus hzn1s have hung
1t sbou: yoar homes We AL heip yea take down
ST. iere Tea Set e. 9s; Col H-t..ng. .slfc. Ex-
IRA beAvy Seamless. zoe. Coed Easy csrriar~
az %; tie Bess $50 Chamber SUITE N the city; az
soo~e vi. ssr.rlse You. Solid Ca ch4irx. 81
Sold o&k susses. sl2 30 Cluster Les Table ok s5:
txtra LARGE H1r.9r suite (s0sd elsewhere. sI.5l our
PRICE, sso We want You TO see f. AnTtaing vaas
Tor the house. henemter. den's ssii time. No
ma se- wnzt you want IN fu-ai.z-e. Mas.inrx. Co.
pets. cnina. GAS. Sc.. come AMI ia
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WaLTEk B. WILLIAMS : CO. Aac:lOnssri

TEUsTEEs' sALg or ylLUAB:E IMPROVED
REAL EStAiE ON SZN1SIH SWEET TX
r.NDED OPPOSITE HOWARD UNIVERSITY;
tMo-STO,.Y FkaME. NJ. 2342 sENEN.h
sTgEEr NORTHWEST. AND LOT 2lAl25
FEET.
By vir.ne OF two deeds OK t-us che of which Is to
William 2. and Ayssts I. HOFFMAN src-te .. deted
Au-ast A. -. 1891. and racorlsd IA liter No. 1917.
folio l4t ct seq. CT sne and records the District
Co.uIntis md tn other OF when is - William =.
Holtzmsn snd Arthur A Birae,1. trGsiees d-,ea Au-
gust =: A. ID. 49, aud record ID In loer No liza.
foao ll9 ct sd. of said land feecs and a. tn re-
quest OF parties secu- thereof. We VII sell al punr
aaction. N iron: OF tie premises. on THUhsoAN,
APRIL TWENTIETH. A. ID. lstS. al flNEO'S4otA
r. NJ. the following asscrIoes- rea. esS@se. 10 vi
The south Il seet fronting Seventh street extended
by equal wath the depth of IL. az Jet No 40 Of
Wrigat and Does suLdiss sion of par. o. Noun;
PessSn., county of Washington. STA District. as
described in said deeds o; srsst. toSether vita the
improvements thereof
ie-ms OF sac: One tti-d cash Of which 10 must
be paid at time sale and balance in Ons ana two
years. with Interest from day II sale oayaee semi
annually. 70 be secured by purchaser's notes and
deed u trust property sold ssfissscaon Of trus
tees- Conveysnclnr and s~eordinx AZ purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be complied with in ten days
nom day Of sale. Else trustees reserve the night 90
resoil q risk and cost Of purs nsser IN default
NILLIAM y. HOLMAN,
AYLETT T. HOLI zSAN, Trus1o0L
sple-dkds Arthur A BIRNEy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-19
nUNCANSON BROS. AucaonesrA
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK TyFLLING HOUSE
AND LOT. NUMBEED l0s9 II STREET
AND LOT, Nj
NORTHWEST

NORTHWEST.
By yrSu Of dssd Of trust daily recorded in Libsr
Tor the Disiric' OF CoiNnS, We will ss in froHs q
O'CLOCK P M. all that certain Niece OF parcel OF
land and premises situate and being in the city of
ard DISTINGUISHED western half original lot
bered Fl mt (Sl in square numbered hundred and
easements. rigats. privileges and appnrtenances to
tns same beiongin. or in any wis, appertsiling.
Terms; one-shird Q; tie purchase money in cash.
per ann and p.y able semi annually. and 70 be
hundred md iss dollars to,xii be asiSed az q time
Terms to be eomies with in is days from the day o.
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right
after Ave days. advertisement Of sucn re-
sale in SONS newspaper published in Washington.
.Sioa.a. FA6sfs a f6FTEEL1 Trustees.
u ArCLIFFE, DARE 4 CO.. Auctioneer.
DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES on G STREET
sET HHcTSo I'D AND PATH STREETS NV.
FIRST. issa. .s FIVE o'cLock. We vii ssii in in
rsss. isz l.. Il So ss! "a s.'s .
with depth Of IL sees.
,ni 4 Sapg 's s
sad Navy X.sd cable iins and VIII b sod in par
Term: q sale; ons;shtrd Gosh; balance in one and
sssr e the rate q Per e:nspsr .nnnm pss
rus =: pss%::: GA. 8: 50; 8 s: csssos &
:si:: T:r%s = 3: se@pli:a VIZ Is afs.:s az:
S - 1isifsiSsa Szls sse'' Of