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OCEAN TRAVEL

ARE You Gorse To Eunopr
HRSbt9uHsTERs foR hMERIchN TRAvhrfISsi sff
% CHARING CROSS. TRAFALGAR soUARE
LONDON They viii be numbered and forwsrded -
all parts BY Mr. LOWS own system. insurinr ssfsd
livery BaeeAee stored forwarded and checked By ths
American system. Complete bankin9 fsciIffi,-. ThS
u.s. q LOWS CABLE CODE, price soceni1
GER. conssininf valuable information frse.
EDWIN II Low, LOWS EXCHANGE,
TOURS TO THE TRoPIcs-ATI.As LINE
l. = Msskiy ssrvios from New York 70 the Island q
ssmalca: rsnowned for IL salubrious clmass cd
hsadquarters Of the British army in ths Wsss IndisG
0Qod hotels and splendid roads
keeuiar saxltnes also for Haiti. Costa Rics sn a.
neny OLD wo.ld town. Of the spanish main. nl1s-
1eted pampelet mailed frse. PIN EOkWOOD =
W. AssntA. ~ ststs st.. New York nl7-<a
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LINCOLN POSTS CAMPFIRE.
Something OF . Stir Created by Comrade
Grosvenor's Remarks.

Something OF . Stir Created by Comrads
Grosvenor's Remarks.
1t is said that something of stir occurred at
the campfire of Lincoln Post, G. A. r., Wednes-
day evening. when Comrade Danl A. Grosvenor
said that the G. A. r. was not politically in &C
cord with the democratic administration. A
comrade in the rear Of the hall asked how he
knew that to be the case.
81 know it," he replied. ''because know
what I'm talking about, and you don't.
The Directing comrade was inclined to dis
cuss the question. but he was reminded that he
was attending a campfire and should not inter-
rupt the speaker. Comrade Grosvenor pro-
ceeded to explain that while the Grand Army
a body was not in accord with democratic
principles. ii was loyal to the administration,
whatever its political complexion might be.
and that sentiment was greeted with loud and
long applause.
The hall was tastefully decorated with flags.
and in its center a realistic campfire, over
which q kettle of coffee simmered. while sew
comrades gathered about the fire of the stormy
DAYS through which they have passed.
The exercises consisted of songs. stories and
speeches. Ex-Post Commander Frank II. Evans
presided. The opening address was made by
Post Commander Daniel Williams.
Department Commander s. E. Faunce spoke
on the present condition of the Grand Army
and suggested the advisability of veterans
being awake to their common interests in main
tanning their places under the present admins
tration. Other addresses followed, and Com
rades II. NJ. Vanneman and John NJ. keough
rendered several songs.
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The Charge Against Kelly Ignored.

In the case Of John A. Kelly the grand Jury
ignored the charge today. He WAS committed
to Jail by the coroner on the verdict Of the
jury over the remains Of his wife, burnt to
death on It'll near streets, some months since,
and the grand jury, after q more thorough in
ysstisstion, decided TO ignore the charge
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i4O1 and l4O9 G ct
JAPANESE ART
SALE
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE THREE-sLoRY
NO l5O4 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucts.

BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
LOT 2Ox95 TO ALLEY.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the If
tenth 05thl day Of May. A. D: 1889, and duly re
corded among the snd records Of the District of Co
lunbia in Lber 1886. folio 3S1 ct seq, and at the
request of the holder Of the secured thereby
SATURDAY the EIGHTEENTH DAY Of MARCH,
1893. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that
certain piece parcel of land and premises situate
in the city OF Washington, District of Columbia,
known and distinguished as and being lot numbered
ninety.seven go in Mattngly and Wilson. trustees
subdivision of square numbered three hundred and
sixty three l363 as per plat recorded in Lber W. B.
M foo l1. Of the records of the surveyors office OF
the District of Columbia together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money to
De paid IN cash. and the balance to be paid In three
equal fnsaments. respectively in two and three
years. wit interest thereon. payable semi annually
At the rate OF six 80 annum until paid
AL cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit Of
800 will be required q the time Of sale Terms Of
SALE otherwise the property will be resold at the risk
and cost OF defautinR purchaser after nve days al
IN some daily paper published in the said
city of WASHINGTON. d. G.
mh6d&ds 916 st. n
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AUCTION SALES.
THIsSAFrERNOON
7 ATIMER L SLOAN. Auctionsers.

TO CLOSE an ESTATE, THAT VALUABLE p
ROOMS DOT "A FEET INCHES FRONT BY
40 FEET DEEP BEING No ISIS 3OTH ST,
AT AUCTION.
We will sell az public auction in front Of the
premises on FRIDAY, MARCH TENTH. slSa3 at
HALF-PASr -FOUR p. NJ. the above described prop
ertv, being sub lot in square ~ OF Georretown D. g.
with the improvements thereon. consisting =
story brick DWELLING Of IA rooms. being No. Isis 3osh
st., Georeetown, ID. C.
Terms easy and viii be made known at time Of sale
Deposit OF $500 must be made at time Of sale and
terms of ale complied with in ten days right Is
served TO resell a. risk and cost of purch in de-
fault. Conveyancing and recording At purchasers
Taxes be paid TO date Of sale Title perfect
LAT1MER & SLOAN,
mh2-dSds Auctione~rs
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
IRUsTEEs' SALE OF A Two-sToRy BRICK
DWELLING, WITH CELLAR ON FIFTEENTH
STREET NEAR TENNESSEE AVENUE AND


DWELLING. WITH CELLAR. ON FIFTEENTH
STREET NEAR TENNESSEE AVENUE AND
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
numbered 1924. folio 2St ct seq. of the land
ors of the District Of Columbia will sell In front
OF the premises, on Friday. THE SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1893 AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, the following described real estate,
situate in the city of Washington District of Column
ba to wit All that certain piece or parcel Of land and
premises known and DISTINGUISHED a and being sub
lot one hundred and twenty-sir I'D in guar. one
and Others subdivision Of said square Per plat in
book IL, page l3l of the records Of the on Of the
surveyor Of said District. together with all the inn
provements rights. easements. ways privileges and
appurtenances TO the same belonging in any wise
appertsnins.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash;
in one and two notes TO bear interest at
the rate OF q per cent per annum from day Of
sale payable semi-annuslly. and to be secured
by deed OF trust on property sold. all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. Con.
veyancing. &C.. at purchasers cost A deposit of
&200 at time of sale. Terms OF sale to be complied
with in fifteen days otherwise the trustees
faultng purchaser after ave DAYS advertisement OF
such resale In some newspaper published In Washing
FRANK ]. DIEUDONNE,l r
W. F. THOMAS. iruseees
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Sale OF an Old Point Hotel Ordered.

Sale OF an Old Point Hotel Ordered.
A Norfolk dispatch says that Judge Hughes
has entered decree ordering the sale of the
unfinished Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point Com
fort, and sustained mechanics liens upon it
aggregating over $4,000. William H. White
and Richard B. Turnstall of Norfolk are ap-
pointed special commissioners to sell the hotel
their bond being SIC, 0O0
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Badly Injured 1t . Fire.

Fire early yesterday morning in the trunk
factory Of Romadka Bros. on Sd street be-
tween Cedar and Wells, Milwaukee, caused . loss
of e65. 900. Several hremen were badly in
jured The FIRE was discovered about o'clock
and ragged for two hours.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pAYn.

A UcIIoN SALE OF uNREpEFMED PLEDGES.
n WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
viii sell. a. public auction. a. So 1oop street
PAST SIX r. NJ all goods on which interest rernsins
unIssid as ccntracted consistins OF Gold silver and
Metal Watches. Clocke. Chains Charms. RracSslets
kines. Iewelry of all kinds. Diamonds. Clothins.
REN JOHNSON. HENRY h. GRocf. Treasurer.
nhln6l
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THOMAS BOWLING . SON. AUcTIoNEERs.
l. 6l2 st. n. ".

THOMAS BOWLING son. AUCTIoNEERs,
6l2 Z st. n ".
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on coNNEc-
I1c tT TAHGNUE BETwEENo AND STREETS
On wEDNEsDAY. MARCH FIFTEENTH. 1893,
AT HALF-HAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, We viii sell
IN front OF the pre- ises lot So square ILL., fronting
AVERAGE depth Of about 81 feet 70 foot wide Alley.
containing l4a square feet
years. with interest. by deed trust the
Of 81 ssr q a: oy %s the
mh7-dkds THOMAS DowtIS1G SON. Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneer.,
l. 6l2 z ST. n
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovFD REAL Es-
TATE IL SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON AT
M TVGTTRiTHMMkR OF A DEED OF rRusr n.rxp
NAY 4 issi. AND Duly kEcoRpEp IN If bER
IL Fl 81 Sn hHs
I'll K q Ps fsGk
bis III. An that pies or parcel q land snd
hundred and eighty 6ssor and dessrtbsd e foio~s:
" s on . 81 g -:
thence north a fest; thence northsastsriy sf nrht
angle: 70 vtrEinis avenue s f.st. thence south
inches; thsscs sogth 90 feet g the bssinning:
and q 81
cSs..s nths isfns q q, srs sos ee1plsd vish 5
=; "a e 8 &: ssPis ~ 90
''''s ''A ''''''''i s 81 ssESs;s;sssp
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Morning and Afternoon Trips to Mount
leruou

Tomorrow Saturday the steamer Manchester
Will leave for Mount Vernon at 10 a. IN. and the
steamer River Queen at p. m. sharp, return
ing by $50 and Sis P. m. respectively.
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King'a Son WEEDS Chicago 0irl.
Conrad ST. Jernfeldt, son Of Karl XIV, late
King Of Sweden, was married ct Chicago Thur
day evening to Miss Kathinka Petersen.
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I ArIMln . sLoaN. Aae,,oa.sr.. Zoo ..r....

L AIiNkh n SLOAN. Ancfion>ers. i$os q sircst.
TRusTrEs SALE or yAIrAnIE AND nrsIR:
ABlE BIfLDlNG LOTS At I'M >OETHfAsr
S2JhNkk OF AND rMrNrI sLc9ND
by virtue 81 certain d~~f- q From G~orse
II. Dyer aud wife. dated F.traAry -, A n. lsSy2.
and recorded The same day in iAb-r No lafT re~p~S
,vey AZ i9so - e seq and :. folio II ct 80. q the
land recorde - the bistrict OF Columbia and st the
request % the psrfics secured thereby, the under
slrned viii seh IN trout pf the rrenli---. IN MON
DAY. THt TWIN r1ETH DAT OF MARCH A D.
lsasi At -FOUR CLICK PM. lo,. number.d FROM
one Cd - twelve tl2l. hnth inclusive IN n Powell
and 6ecree ". Dy-r'- subdivision u lots m squsre
pumeered sn b-ntns sta4 A. rer Mat recorded IN
the surveyor ~ said District
Terms Of sale; onethird 81 the purchase money 10
cash. 90 all cash. at the option u the pur-hsser snl
the halsnce in two equal in<tamsut. payahle IN
and two years from day Of sale r.sp.stxeiy with
terest Al the rate of yer cenfum per annu. Iaysh~
semi-annually, for which tho parrhs~-r shall srve
notes secured by deed of trust the property .ad
A deposit Of elOO ON each lot .nd required time
Of sale. II terms u sale fully r-d With
within ten days from date II sale trustees reserve
the reht 20 resell AZ risk and cost 81 efaultns pur-
chaser All eonveyancing. recording. &C. ct tbs
purchasers cost
CHAs 4 GLOVER
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San the Dinsrs.cs. q

There n q great difference between cigarettes
- between starr and an ink blot. The quality of
the tobacco used In Old Dominion 70 what puts
them On top
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CHAs q GLOVER, -
4 ARTHUR I. BRICK. Trustees
|, mho dkds s1fHr. ~ Rtrx. a a.,
CHANCERY sAIF on VAIL, ,bI.E RAJ EsT .IF
" ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TNENTY-SEtpND sTRft Is

u ON y STREET NORTH BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TMENTY-SFCpND STRft Is
WEST, WITH FRAME HOUSE THEREoN.
The undersigned trustee IN equity OF Hrury
Hannah. assignee against Mari :. Butler and her
No 1882 equity dorkei ~ stll sell a. public auction
IN front OF the lremises ON TUESDAY. the TNENTN-
FIRST DAY OF MARCH, A u. lSrck ~ HALF -rASr
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, llthss pi~'~ 81 ground kno~n
as the west half OF lot NUMBERED seven ~ hy tho
depth 81 said lot. In square numbered -ishty ts0
with frame house thereon
Terms OF sale: One-t tri Of the pur~hssa monev
cash and the balance Of purchase money - raid
two equal instalm-nfs IN aud twelve months with
interest nom dav Of sale for which purchaser
Iromissory notes. 10 he s@~ur~d nv dead Of truss
upon the property. all cash, th. raticati0n u
the sale by the court. depr~it ~ slnn required
when the property Is knocked down % IN. ur-hs-ar
Al convey az cost q purchaser. 4 u
sale must be complied with within nfteen DAYS fruua
day Of sa'e property will he readverfissd anil sid
at the cost and risk q defauting purchaser Ta,-s
and assessments paid g. day 4 sale.
WILLIAM .. MILLER. Trustee.
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WILLIAM J. MILLER
4s6 Louisiana ave, Z r.
RANDALL HAGNER. arus'ees.
4O6 9Th st.
HOS. r. wAGGAMAN. Auct. mhQ-dkds
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucta.

nUNCANsoN Bkos.. AuctA
1IrSrrrS, carr oE ~, ,ro,,r ro,,,-
ThHSTEES' SAIL OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, uMBERED 22l5 CLEVELAND AVE-
pNoE Non hm6S
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded In hber
io43 folo 40 81 seq. OF the land records Of the
srict OF Soiuinpia we VIII sell pupiic auctopt In
iron. OF tne gteiniss on tno nsDAn. !mE 81 y
4 e e pAn OF MkBCH. ID is93 AT HALF;
IASl rVonO SLo1n r; W. the tollowlnx aescrip~d
Iaha anu nienises. MIN the easements riehss wave
anu sppurtensnces thersunto belons1ns and situate
S Ina ING ~ t t on mssinst9h, Dis'ric, OF 90;
.unne: sh, al % az nei.gefeo one nunored Al q
snrty.nve Slso,. IN - n: Msfner's asuodivision IN
-. IT, 80 ~ si. ~ On. ~. = Pcr pAs
"a, AZ, IN In toi ~ N % Oh tne
o e " INC suNsy OF % tne bistrlct Oh ooiuInDlA
VII pe soa saDlecs 20 an sncnmnrsnce % ~
,, - ,r " ~, ~ ,n "a u;, ,, u y ,ss.
Ss, - go 80 A'eies'' anu P1saoe i've.
"y s,,nss 5rs lie, En-. ,,,r.h... oru- .,s 49,
,h a. oa ,r,t ~ 20 III a.; a anu aoos
e. a. "a - ns,a q, - ,-,,e, ta...' "a
~ I'll , Va " ~ 1911 usrk neres. =,
~ dead n Ina, m M nt. am 70 oe ne
ps ~ ~ y. IN polrty soa OF All casn
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On SATURDAY. MARCH ELEVENTH. at ELEVEN
rooms cor. 10th and Pa ave w.. the above Ssions-
ing to party rsrns pR and must be sold
mh9-2t Auctioneers-
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS B ,53 CHINA CHINA AND GLASS
fSsTTos ThH PSEtI
Egf ESa sbR REsSE vsssqlHs SSFSEF
EhEkESfH, IL I Ten 6 s,aISERAi' MARCH
Dealers Take notice sHd e % hand Oh
5 PLATED SHOW CASES so COUNTERS. SHELLY
LARGE ICE ci hEs LUMBER. ETC
m ais '' WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. suc.s.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts. ole z st. n. w.
SALE OF naoTsEHoLP EFFECTS IN OUR AUG
fiSSSAT TTES O'Clock A. H.. cSssIsfISG IL
Msntei and Pier Mirrors several New and Second
gan. Carpets. stoves Counters. show Gases. &c. &C.
5000 Assorted Cigars
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
BUSHES. Wagons &C. Surveys
One Horse. Buggy and Harness.
1000 feet Of \. y and Inch Gas Pipe and 20 Small
go THOMAS BOWLING & SON.
mh9-2t Auctioneers.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucti.nseEs.
AUCTION SALE
HORSES. NEW AMP sEeoSD,HAND CARRIAGES.
ON SATURDAY. M sRcH ELEVENTH, 1893. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front of our auction rooms.
612 f street northwest
Coupe Kocksways, Phaetons. Under Cut Surreys
Top and No-top Buggies, business Wagons. Harness.
&c THOMAS DOwLINGS SON
mh9-2t Auctioneers.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. l4O7 G st. n W.
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. CARPETS. Lor OF NEW REM
NANTS OF COCOA MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS
AND LIN0LEIMS FROM LOCAL FUR
NITURE HOUSE. LOT OF COTS. 1000
CHAIRS. PARLQR AND CHAMBER Fur
RUGS And CARPETS. " ARDROBES. FOLDING
DINING 7 BILE, LOT OF PICTURES STOyES
CHINA AND LOT OF GROCERS' TEA AND
SPICE CADDItS. BOTTLED GOODS. OIL
On SATURDAY. MARCH ELEVENTH. 1898, AT
TEN A. NJ, wi hin our sales rooms l407 G street.
will sell general line Of household effects as partly
mentioned above
ALSO
AT TWELVE NJ,
Horses. Blackboard, Surrey. CARRIAGES. Harness, &C.
100 LATIMER SLOAN,
mh9iSt Auctioneers.
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucnoneer..
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c. l. NICoL.
Special Commissioners.

T. II. H. YOUNG clerk Of the circuit court Of Aler-
andra county, Va. do certify tina; James y Clsments
and &. T.. Nirol, commissioners have executed bond
IN the penalty Of $1,000 conditioned for The faith
full performance of their duties commissioners
Given under my hand this 18th day 81 February,
1slI n n YOUSa
fe.7-dts C1erk
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CATALOGUE SALE OF THE

CATALOGUE SALE OF THE
SoRiHWEsf, cSNpRislS 50 sow Rsnf oip
hsI HI y RsEiSfS SssS
kNb dfatR eRsss c fsR dafIEs AN
CANoPY-roP BEDsTEAp, MARpIoBEr. BIZ
Eofs Two FL - f%d Hfs't x Ml
White ANp GILT FRaMEs HANps3nI rI;
sriTI rPH6Is kfb sIIk bI fsf aA
cfPTfoS cfsIHs. Gilt TtBhE. wi WITH 4 Hta-
IIcsSoSEX TOP; FIVE CRYSTAL GHaSDE-
iSSs hSb ESsf%sSiSss,D Sis&3h BIS
b EIsk crs lH R,cks a. sn tss NTH
ANDIRoNs, FIRE SETS, &c. FRENCH off
Oval MTRkoRs. tkSDELABRas. BRrssfLs
lots sR SskankSTTss. ak isFl cHr R
AND WALNUT SUITS. ODD PLEcEs of
TRf ssEs. BfpplSe, FifLoMs hNn Elir
NkkSR pEsks rssE sd6ke.sE LEVI Scf
PR PR c9oKJsG UTENSILS, DINING TABLE
On MoSbkS, Mach T i 1899. com
mencing at TEN A. NJ. to close estate AZ the r-..
denGe No, i.@l y street n,rthyssi We VII soil y
calling particular attention % this sale % the
mahorany Pies are very rare. and as whole the
y 'A'1 ' 'O L1rIMER SLOAN.
mh6dts Auctioneers-
DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AuctA
ASSlGNfEHS SAlE 10 CLOSE OIT ASSETS.
Under and by virtue o two deeds q s-.lsn,n-nts
from "; x Melean rsoorded m Liber l.s.2 aud l,is
offer for sale at auction Of Ratcire. barr 4
S0 % e SfbsRPsyM sc fyeHqG poFhs IN ,s; s
ELEVEN O'CLOCK An, al the r renal, g com
McIesn. deceased. subject to settlements. saves
ments or Compromise heretofore made. Also the
ss os IN y s@' Of Mes
and the former frn Of VA M.Lean Son ., ,hs as
ments can be obtained of the assignee ANY Of tie -sa
W. }. NEWToN.
ASSIGNEE.
RaTCLIFFE. DARR co.
= o. BAILEY CO.. Auctioneers. -st-smbost
r. City Of Richmond at suction WEDNESDAY.
At Nam. Central rsilro.a I VII a Rocfiand Me- v:
ss. sell ,es s,es s St'y Of sh9nd 600 ,Gns
snsine 4s,ineh eyinder I2-foot stIose hcass. g.t:
passengers furnished throughout and ready bu-
Pestl.nd Me- ~ PsYsH Il sns,s ysn
sser. Portland. Mt Dessert and M.chias s,..mboss
THOMAS BOWLING a son. Aucts- eI2 &. n. ..
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ne PREMrshs 20 ~ sHkEsT souFa
ss F5, fossEs IS ETA mig ssS
AT AUCTION x
,s snd q sqy s .nS in .Dsf % 9 s =
lumbta. and at the request Of the party secured
@SSpkf MakcH Al T r ffSPi & m isa
HALf-PasT FOUR O'CLOCK, lot q. square 5o%.
fronting 2o feet the south side OF St by Q dspth
Of LIB feet 20 2o-foot alley Improved by an sroom
brick DWELLING. No. Az NJ ct s.w.. and two 4-roon
brick houses in immediately after lot square
545, fronting 25 feet on the east side Of ~ st bye
depth q Is fcs. e alley mpsSsra z
l2544 A. ST. s-w-
Terms Owe and above an existing trust Of ahoue
- 100 on the street property cash. the other lots
one.third cash .. ance IN sii Twelve snd s,shtsse
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
deposit of el00 each property required ss tine
Of sale. All conveysncins and recording q psr.
CHAs. sCHAFFR -
fe2sLdkds CONRAD wEITZEL.S lruses~
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneer..
SIDE BAR BUGGY COVERED SPRING WAGON
one BAY AND ONE SORREL MARE, TWO SETS
OF HARNESS. &c. AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A: NJ. shall sell in front Of our auction
rooms. cor 10th and Pa n, W, the above. belong
ing to party retiring Nom business and be sold
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co.
mh9-f Auctioneers-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATcLIFfE. pARRk 60, aUcrIoSEERa

ID ArcIIFFE. pARRk co, AUcrIoSEERs
IL 40 PA AVE Nv.
AssIGNEEs' SALE or SHARES or STOCK NJ
AUCTION
On FRIDAY. MARCH TENTH. isaa AT ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ we vii scli BY PUBLIC aaction ~ ,hs
auction rooms Of RArCliFfE Dkkk a CO., AUCL
TONERS. $50 PA. Az. NV.
10 SHARE sicck Ward. Dairy Company q the n. O.
80 shares stock ouitman Lume~r 90. OF TIA
p shares stock Bslfimcre Rlde. and Loan Assn.
20 shares stork American safely fnNeloTs 90.
TERMS CASH -
WI NcNFIR, Z .-a---
=. r. THOMAs.t
RATcLrFFE. DaRR 4 co. Aucts mil -dkdhs
UrrHE ABOVE sALE II POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. MARCH SEVENTEENTH lsx3. 81 sams
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-10

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CHANCERY SALE OF vkLrARLF IMPROVED
SOUTHWEST coRNER OF q AND Third
STREETS NoRIHHEST, AS IMPROVED By
on NORTH SIDE OF STREET NEAR
THIRD. AND IMPROVED BY AN OLD FRAME
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Cour. of tn.
District of Columbia bearing dat. February 10 1884,
and passed in Equity Cause No. H. 1876. wherein
Elean,r a. Courtney and Others are Attendants We
shall offer fo- sale at puhc auction in front Of the
T Tsrp premises on THURsDAn THE rwfNTl-
hereinafter named. the following Described valuable
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original lot numbered twelve (l2D in square MUM
berei hye hundred and thirty C:I30) the ground
plat or plan Of the city of Washington said District
OF Columbia. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting Of threesory brick house aud
At FIVE O'CLOCK on SAME DAY, lot numbered
nine 90 in David shoemakers subdivision square
numbered five hundred aud sixty-six t,ta6) on the
ground plat plan OF said CITY, together with
house.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree onethird
of the purchase money shall be paid cash on
final rstihc,tion thereof by the court (of which 500
is to be paid deposit each piece of property
the day Of salel and the balance OF the purchase
lively the day SALE for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser purchasers for the re-
msinder of the purchase money must be given. bear
OF trust each property sold all cash. at the option
of the purchaser purchasers Property to be sold
Guiding day of sale. All conveyancing and recording
at purchasers cost In the sale not
the right resell the and of the
fauting purchaser purchasers. after seven days
previous advertisement in The Evening Star news
paper. -
RANDALL HAGNER. ( Hus'ees.
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-27
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