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A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.
A Little Man Spot Had Discovered the
Prise Thirst Producer.

From the Buffalo Express.
A little man with a bald spot on the
back of his head and a general air of las
situde sat at a table in an uptown cafe
and drank. He ordered all sorts Of drinks
and made away with them without turn
ing a hair.
After he had been pouring liquid into HIM
self for half an hour man who had been
watching his irrigation walked over to the
table and said: what in blazes are you
trying to do. drink yourself into state
of insensbility?
The little man ordered two gin fizzes.
cautioned the waiter to tell the bartender
| to make them long, and replied: NIX.
| I'm utilizing a great discovery. i found
out Yesterday how to make thirst that
would be the envy OF every man in town
II he knew OF It, It's butte. Why, I've
been drinking all day. and I'm as thirsty
| as I was when I began. I've got thirst
How'd you get it?' asked the other
man.
Easy as falling off log When I think
of all the time I've gone around without
| a thirst when l might have had the cuckoo
| I've got now 1t makes me weep. I'm a
great discoverer Stanley isn't in 1t with
me- He benefited some of his fellow men,
| perhaps. but 1 bring boon to every man
who wants to relish liquor In whatever
shape. / can create a thirst I'm an hour
| that II will take days to satisfy. Simple.
too Yesterday 1 walked around in the
sun and got sweaty. Then l went over to
| the gymnasium and exercised while until
| l was dripping. Then 1 went down to the
| bath and sat for half an hour in the hot
| test room. By that my pores had exuded
about a gallon, more or less Of water.
| Then 1 took a plunge and went home"
But where does the thirst come from %
asked the other man.
Got to get that water back somehow,
| led 40 lepx
| you with thirst that's worth thousands.
Waiter, bring me a sherry cobbler. a ciaret
punch and bottle of Bass. Thirst? Why,
| l won't get it quenched before Wednesday.
| l will be the envy of the community"
And half an hour later the little man
was negotiating for cut rates on a bottle
| of lime juice and a tankard of Pilsner
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FfOm DtuIOrtsI : Magazine.
An historical tapestry hangs in the ILL.,
nois building at the exposition. the first of
the kind painted in America by an Ameri-
can. 1t represents Gen. Logan's rally at
Atlanta, Ga. The tapestry is seventy-cour
inches wide and ninety-two inches long
The border is composed Of the badges of
honor conferred upon Gen. Logan and the
corps flags of the Army of the Tennessee
Soon after Miss Jane Stevens of Washing
ton. d. c.. began to paint this tapestry she
broke her right arm, but with undaunted
courage she taught herself to paint with her
left hand. Miss Stevens is represented in the
woman's building by the purple elena tis
design painted on purple velvet, for which
she was awarded a prize in England.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.. Auctio.eer..

TRusTEEs' SALE OF TWO rwo-sroRy RRrcx
MEN YORK AND NEW JERSEY AvESuH
21s NEW YORK AVENUE BY AUCTION
By virtue OF deed Of trust 10 us beartne Al
10 lss2 and recorded among the land records Of
e seq., and a further deed to M ds-es Jn,s 4
1892. and recorded among said land Records =,
Liber i.0l, folio 2o2. ct seQ. and At the request
trust We will sell public auction in frost Of m.
premise 90 FRIDAY. THE FIRST DAY or
nr,'rEMBER A. ID. isas. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
IN, the foicwtns Described real estate and the
tns'on, D. g. vis Part Of lot No. II IN sosars
corner OF safd square and running thepcs soufhery
feet thence eastery at right aneiss TO the eastern
line OF New Jersey avenue 5o.b6 feet. thence
n1or rt parallel to southern line Of New
right angles to southern line OF New YerS avenue
JOG feet TO aid southern line OF New York avenue
and thence along said southern line OF New Yort
beginning.
Terms are: One third Of the purchase none,
cash ,of which $500 must be paid at time Of sale
two years from date Of sale With Interest st !
per cent. payable semi-annualiy and s~c1irpd by
deed Of trust on the property sold. or all cash Al
the option OF the purchaser. 1f the terms are Do'
complied with IN ten days from day OF GALE The
trustees reserve the right 10 resell at risk and cost
OF the defauiting purchaser. On Eve days publis
advertise EN- an conveyaDeins and recording a
J. u. cOuGHLAN,
BLAIR LEE
THE ABOVE SALE n PosTPONFp Until
II Thk nouR AND pfkcE 1888
d coUGHLAN,
BLAIR LEE.
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SITUATED OK FIT-rFFNTH STnrt-T SeIsTy

TIKI STElS SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATED on FIFTEENTH STREET NORTH
EAST BETWEEN AND STREETS.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust 20 ms. hear
Ing date the 3lst day Of March, 1872 and duly te-
corded In liber No. 1859. folio 4e3 ct >eq. OF the
,h ..Tus ot lhe district on Columbia, and AZ
thereby secured. we will sell az puAl,r aucti,sn in
froat OF the Premises on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1923. AT FIVE OCIGDcR
Il n NJ; the following described property situate in
as lot twentythree ,2S 10 the subdivision IL lot ten
uo, IN block thirteen nsl OF 'fIsherwooi.' as re
corded IN Iaeer tcountyi No. :. folio i02. she said
lot being improved by six-room ani cellsr
nearly new frame dwelling house. Sold ,s,hlr-t "a
two deeds Of trust securing IN the aggregate 81 500
and interest.
Terms OF sale: All cash In Of SAID deeds
or trust and accrued interest to day of sale. A
deposit OF 500 will he required when the pr,lsrty
Is sold All conveyances and recording ~ Tur-
chaser's cost. Terms Of sale TO he compli-d With
In ten days from the date Of sale. otherwise
reserve the right to resell al risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM w. BoARMAN,
HENRY WEEK,
au3leo-4t Trusteca
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., Auctioneers.
9ia y sf N "

TRusTEES SALE OF THREE HANDSOME
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT P1tlCk
Nos. 325. 327 AND BID MAPLE AVENUE.
NEXT TO THE CORNER OF LINDEN STREET.
lie DRDIT PARK.
BY a virtue Of a decd Of trust dated the Path
day Of February. 1898. and duly recorded in liber
No. 1ISo. folio 3i4 ct scl.. OF the land
oids Of the District Of Columbia, and by direction
OF the lnrty secured thereby. the understand
trustees will sell at public auction on %El\FS-
DAY. SEPTEMBER THIRTEENTH. lsa3. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises, the following
described property: Lots ~. ~ and az. in Barr 4
Sanner's Subdivision Of lots In block No. u. IN L.
Droit Park. improved by three three-stary and
basement brick residences. contsinnr 10 iooms
with all modern improvements. hay wiaillws.
and being Nos. 325. go sni 32a Maple avenue ar
T street lie Droit Park. 500 Deposit rc,laT,-f an
each house the time Of sale. All convey ancing
and recording at purchasers cost. Terms r:ade
known at sale. -
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
GEO. E. FLEMING,
su3l -d&ds Trustees.
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RADCLIFFE. pARR q CO.. Auct,oaeers.
TR.ST r,. SALE OF yMMsELE LOT or SKI

TRUSTEES sArr OF VALUABLE LOT or SIXTH
STREET. WEST BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTH. IMPROVED BY A THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE
By virtue OF a de ii OF trust bsaring date q
the 18th day OF November. A. n. 1857 and record
ed In Liber 1ca. folio 1T6. Of the land records TO
the District Of Columbia. I will sell at publi
auction in front 81 the premises. on THURSDAY
SF"fEMBFR SRNFNTH. lsaa. ut FIVE QCLOCE
PM. all that lot Of ground In the city Of Washing
ton In the District Of Columbia. known as par
OF lot siyty-seyen ;61l I'm subdivision OF sauar
four hundred and forty-eirht (f4s. beginning 70
the same at the point forty-eisht t4sD feet nortl
from n fifteen feet wide alley and the line o
said lot and lot sirty-six C6n and running tbepc
west hundred and Ave 005l feet to an alley
thence south sixteea dca feet: thence east On
hundred and five u05D feet and thence to tn
PLACE of beginning.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance In on
and two years with six per cent semi -aunrel in
terest secured by trust the property. al
cash. at the option of the purchaser depesi
OF 500 REQUIRED at time Of sale. Conveyancin
at cost OF purchaser. II terms are not compile
with In ten 00l DAYS from dav of sale the trus
tee reserves the right to resell ut risk and cos
of defaultinc purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON
au26-d&ds Trustee
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.
TRtSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT OK
ELEVENTH STREET NEAR THE CORNER OF


q STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in
Liner ltsl. folio 80 ct seq. OF the Land rec
ords for the District OF columbia will sell IN
front Of the premises on TUESDAY. THE NINE.
rEENTdi DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. 70 1888. Al
hALt-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
de>crted land aud premises. situate in the eity "t
Washington. District of Columbia, and 'lesiynase<
as and being part OF original lot numbered 10. ~
square numbered s64. beginning .he line 81
east llth street at the southeast corner " said
lot and running thence north said street - feet
inches; thence west 10 feet l-2 inches: thrncs
sou,h 50 feet inches; thence east 30 feet ! Z
inches to the place OF beginning together with AL
and singular the Improvements. ways, sasems.'ts.
rights privileges and appurtenances TO the same
belonging or IN anywise sppcrtaining.
Terms: one-third cash, balance in one and tive
years notes TO he given bearing per cent per an
nun interest, payable semi annually. and 20 be Sc
cured by "A deed Of trust the property sd. o.
all cash. at the option of the purchaser. deposit
Of $500 required at time Of sale. All consryan.inr
aud recording at purchasers cost Terms 81 sale
to be complied with In Is DAYS from DAY " seh.
otherwise the right IL reserved 10 resell ths prop
erty at the risk and Of drfanltng purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of such ressle In
some newspaper published in Washington. DC.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
JOHN b. LARNsR.
aU21- dads Trustees.
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FITCH, FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers,
14O6 q 81. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE At THE CORNER OF THIk
TEETH AND STREETS. WEST WASHING
TON. d. c.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust bearing date
December "a, 1892 and recorded I'm Liber No
ltt2 folio 2se ct sea, Of the land records OF the
party secured thereby. VIII sell. at plblic
DAY. SEPTEMBER TwfIFTH. 1891. AT
EAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In the
city ~ Georgetown. District Of Columbia TO
wit: Part Of lots numbered sixty four t64l and
sixty I'VE td5l In square numbered sixty three c3l
Bealfs addition to Georgetown beginning Tor the
same at the southeast Of said lot sirty-nve
,6ol and running thence west the north line of
Cav NOV NJ street sixty -fye ,tssl feet: thence
north twentysix feel feet ten 90 inches; Thence
east sixty-hye 65) feet TO the west line Of WASH.
ington nov 3othl street and thence south on said
west line 10 the beginning improved by q three
story brick store and dwelling
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money
and expenses OF sale TO he paid cash. balance In
one and two years. with interest AZ the OF six
per cent per annum payable semi annually Sc
cured by deed OF trust the property sold or all
cash 81 the option of the purchaser A Deposit
OF Sn0 required at time OF sale. Terms Of sals
TO be complied with within ten days or the prop
erty will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
defsultfng purchaser. All conveyancing pur.
chaser's cost.
CHARLES J. BELL.
WALTER HfESToN.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneerx auaq-eofs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANs.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctIooeerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Br7FDr,
LOTS on D STREET NEAR CohNl z I.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON ID STREET NEAR COIkN1lR on
FIRST STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust duly RECORDED An
lAser 1857, folio <s5, ct sea-. one Of tbs irnd
records Of the District Of Columbia, we vii sell
IN front Of the premises, "WEDNESDAY TrlE
TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, AID lesa
AT HAlF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM tao hi.
lowing Described land and premises situate IN the
city Of washington. District Of Columbia and
designated rs and being psrts Of lots nunher~f III
anu L. IN b. Milburns subdivisions Of eQuRFs num-
bered 3sz as per plat recorded IN liber 81 x,
folo 80. OF the land records OF the once ~ the
surveyor OF the District Of Columbia. beginune at
polnt ~ feet west from the northeast conner Of
said lot Is. on ID street and running thence west
~ iest on said ID street. thence south ia feet,
thence east 80 feet and thence north us fe~t &C
tne place or beginning, together with all nfd sin
guar tne improvements. WAYS, easements, richrs,
Rr astg and appurtenances 20 the sane be
iongi.g OF 10 anywtse appertaining
Terms: one-third cash, balance in one and two
~ Interest, pasahis .smi annually. and 70
prop pssop,rsy cold: or ali cash. at the gptios
CURED at time Of sale. ali copveyancias ana
recording at purchasers Terms Of sale 70 be
complied with An fifteen days. otherwise Trustees
reserve The right 10 resell the property at de rask
enc cost OF defsulting purchaser after i've days
advertisement OF such resale I'm some ne~-papss
Pupnsneo In Washington. d. c.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
,.. JOHN b. LARNER,
teld&ds TrUs>~~
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short. but after those years the long &C
Gordon plaits hang from waist to floor
The skirt dance Is varied by pretty Span
ish dances much on the same order. The
first picture represents . girl engaged In
one of these. She wears q skirt of pale
gray blue China silk. II Is made very full
but Is not plated. Skirt dancers generally
have their gowns made with short empire
waists. but gowns for Spanish dancers
Ing usually given to long waists This
gown Is made In the latter fashion 1t has
full vest of corn-color silk and an en-
broidered overJacket Of the blue. A deep
shirred girdle of dark garnet .elvet en-
circles the waist and there Is a bow of the
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square neck. The wide black sash and ell
bow sleeves are also Of the solid satin.
These sleeves are made with a small upper
pun. a larger second one and then flare out
in wide ruff1e, which Is lined with yellow.
The under side of the sash Is also solid yell
low. Black silk tights and shiny patent
leather slippers complete this gaudy little
costume. NJ. E. 8.
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RAraRFE. pARR q CO.. Auctioneers.
TRusTTEy SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRavE
Real EI "a 80; III LI Z TAG

TRrSTEEE SALE OF NALUABLE lMsIt NEI
NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON. D. C
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorl.d -
Liber 1892 folio ie7. 81 seq. one OF the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia. we. the useer-
signed trustees will ofer for sale IN front ~ the
promises On FRIDAY, EIGHTH DAY oF seq: s
Der, A. D., 1893. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ the
following described re.l estate. 20 wit: The wee
eix ia feet by the full depth OF lot namoereN cne
hundred and thirty nine d3sl and the east tee dol
feet by fun depth OF lot numbered one bupd-es and
thirty-eieht Obs In Ida Geir's suhdfvb.i.t q
square numbered ten hundred and four dcot &c
said subdivision n recorded In the once q the
surveyor OF the District OF Columbia in hcot -.
page 13t, together with the improvements the
Terms Of sale: Three hundred dollars $500 cash
and the purchaser TO assume a nrt deed 81 trust
OF 81 900 and interest. and the balan,e 20 b. Sc
cured by second deed Of trust on the propcrt, sod
or all cash at the option of the purchase. de-
post Of 500 required at time % sale. Copvrra,c-
ing and recording az purchasers cost. TerIIs ~
sale be comTlird with An 0ftecn days from date
OF sale otherwise trustees the right -
sell the property at the risk and cost N aefHufnG
purchaser after I've DAYS advertisement Of sud-
resale in some newspaper published In Washing
ton. ID. C.
wM. A. EAsTERDAy.
CHARLES EARL.
su2e-dkds rrvsr~rsL
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The eleventh and last young lady wears a
startling costume of black and yellow
striped satin. The skirt is very short and
full. and has several black lace skirts be-
meath 1t. The body is full and has a plait
ing of solid black satin about the low,
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RHOneHlY PM,

From the Indianapolis Journal.
Contractor-"Do you want work, my
man."
The man-"No, but I've got a lot of hard
work to sell If You want to buy some"
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From Harper's Bazaar.
What nonsense this all Is about men get
ting on their knees when they propose.
said Mrs. Parslow to her dear friend. My
husband didn't do any such absurd thing
when he asked me to marry him.
He did when he proposed to me-" said
the dear friend, without thinking.
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The sixth child wears q pretty pink gown
combined with heliotrore velvet. 1t is made
short-waistej and with a very long skirt.
The body Is shirred several times at the
neck and has a ruching of white lace stand
ing UP full. The neck is cut square. A
fall Of lace forms sleeves and goes In a
cascade down the front Of the waist. A
full quilting Of heliotrope velvet ribbon
goes over the shoulders and forms a point
In back and front at the waist. The skirt
has a border of heliotrope, pink and white.
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Suitable Costumes for Little Skirt
Dancers.
MATERIALS AND TRIMMINGS,
The Popularity Of the Dance With
Children Nowadays.
WITH TIC HTS TO MATCH.


lNI6 Shln L bhENS-
ing seems to be SO
popular and Ia being
taught in q III I h e
dancing C I a 5 s e 5 n
will not be out o I
place to give a few
modes for making
the dainty costumes
suitable for children
who thoroughly en-
Joy this graceful and
easy dance. For
children up to ten OF
twelve years the
skirt Is worn quite
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Cut eight Is supposed to wear q gown of
cloudy black silk. 1t Is low-necked, short
sleeved and is short-waisted. with a long
accordion skirt. This gown IL simple and
effective and is very becoming to its golden
haired wearer. An accordion ruffie. very
deep, encircles the neck and another the
armholes, hanging loose and unconfined at
the other edge. The body Is full and has
q chain of black velvet rosettes about the
waist The long accordion skirts need no
extra underskirts beneath them and the
wearer of this gown simply wears the long
black tights to match her gown.
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THOMAS BOWLING & 90. AUcT1oNI7sss.
az r ST NJ ~
SPECIAL AND PEREMProRY SALE

SPECIAL AND PEREMProRY SALE
ONE SIN SEAT BJCKBOARD, ONE PHAlr-Oy.
SSE LANDAU. ONE COUPE TEN FINE bRIv.
NJ HORSES. THREE SETs DOUBLE HAR-
NESS, -FOUR SETS SINGLE HARNESN &C. !
o1 TUESDAY MORNING, SEPrEMBER TlTTH.
lssS, AT ELEVEN ocIOck.at our suction st-urns,
We shall sell the above valuable personal pFl.,rVrr
bsiongine TO q gentleman leaving the city. This
stock u In hrst-class condition ana viii b. sold
without reserve.
Term. cash. THOMAS DOWNING a on,
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The tenth picture represents two chill
dren dancing a popular Spanish dance,
called the Cachuca. The right hand girl
wears a gown with a skirt Of white lace
made over an equally full skirt of pink. The
open front Of the tight-fitting little bodice
is felled in with pink silk, and the sleeves
are formed of alternate ruffies of silk and
lace. which stand out like flower beds. The
velvet bodice is of golden brown color
and Is laced across with cord to match.
Golden brown tights and bronze slippers
are worn with this.
The left hand child wears a pale blue
gauZe dress trimmed with bow knots of a
shade darker. The pointed bretelles of
white lace rise from the shoulders like
wings. The body is tight fitting and has
several tucks back and front. A chain of
bow knots goes around the top and an
other around the bottom of the waist. These
are made of satin ribbon of light indigo
shade. The tights which go with this suit
are heavily embroidered across instep and
ankle.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AucTIoNEEns
612 Il. ne.

rRTsTEE rs IS SALE OF IwIzT rEo,sroRy
1914 STREET SOUTHEAST, AND Nos. fne0,
1o22. l024. lase 1852. 1904. 1914 tois AM
lois TWELFTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue OF two sepsrnte deeds OF trust. cnch
dated the 9Th day Of February. ISIS. an1 rs~h
SEQ. OF the Lard records of the District ~ Co
lsn,h,s. and by direction Of the party ss-u-.e
lic auction IN front of prembess On TrT<oAy.
The TwErdTH pay OF SRTTy TN r., 1s:.s.
sse fc,lo.ins de-criess p,ccer e; Lcs g 20
on 18th st. Sc. and lots ios los aud 100, cams
streets Iuther =. Fristes. su,d.vistcu e b.s =
Sc, and Nos 1oa0. i02a 1924. 1850. ioa2. ins<.
ici<. feis and 1913 18th ~. &c. Tse imf-cve.
mcnts consist Of two-storv frsrn>s win wstfr tr1
sewerage. All conveyancing and recertinG o. par
chaser's cost 800 deposit required on esch bcass
at time of sale
Terms easy and made Known 81 ..ie.
H BRADLEY pAxInSpE-
GEORGE y.w0RTHIScToN
AMI .d&tds Tr-rlneA.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,opesn

1RusTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
nfRevED BY PARTIALLY ERR cIrb
BETWEEN FIRST AND Third sTsrrrs
NORTHWEST BEING RotsfS nos 2is
"a. "a AND 2e4 FLORIDA AVENUE
By virtue OF deed Of trust the und~rssrp~d
dated the 11th DAY Of March. lss2. and ref.ri-t
the 2ist DAY Of April 1sss. in liber 1851 fsiio
81 SEQ. Of the land records of District ~ 20
lamoaa We VII seli at the request 81 the psrties
seearsd thereby a. public anctien. In fraet ~ the
bay or sEPTENBER, A. y. isss' AT FIsn
O'CLOCK Pm. the following de@~rfhsd lspa es<
premises situate IN the city Of washington N the
District Of Casmeia: and designated 80 lots four
hAd G. Walters and others Subdivision ~ par ~
eqrare I'VE hundred and nifty f55op. as said SUB
division Is recorded IN the odbce Of the surveyor
and also all that part Of said SQUARE besinrlss az
the northwest corner Of snid lot IL and rsnrans
thence northwesfwsrdly along the lire Of Bos.dsrg
street nov fiorids svsnnsp 1is2 feet: theme eps
southwest corner OF said lot fifteen nsS; sh~.e,
northvsrdy gill feet In a strsighf line 20 pee
81 beginning. Row embraced IN iots ppnheret
s ana h fws.,,., sssa' ,, e. swss.y .s
divfsou ss recorded I'm liner 10. folio iee ~ the
records Of the surveyors once Of the D,ssrs~s a
Columbia The last named lots VIII be sold a. Al
the trustees VIII sell the property sepsrateiy
Terms OF sale: one-third cash and the baialr-. tr
one and two years. with interest o. q nor r~of
per snnum until paid, secured ny . deed Of tvs
parchsssr depo.it Of 500 required On a.. e..
st the time II sale. All ccnvcysncfne AZ .-'-f ~
purchaser. Terms q saIe 70 be complied vtsk 70
the right to resell at risk and coat Of Geo.
purchaser.
JOHN n. LARSER. rrust..
W. Z EDMoNsToS. rrs.tss'
tu5o-06oa Boz 9Th
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UNITED STATES MARsHAI's sAI.E-BY Virtue
Of q writ of nert fscias issued out OF the clprf's
once OF the supreme Court OF the District a
Columbia. and 20 me directed. viii sell n pun
lie sale. for cash. AZ thu door OF the court house
Of the District of Columbia. THURSDAY. the
SEVENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER. ISIS st
claim. interest and estate Of tie defen1asf ~ ana
70 the following descrtbed prqpety. 20 Wit:
hupdred and forty-four co<Sl. cfty Of Washing
ton. District az Columhia sefsed and l~v1ed rfrou
20 49, - - s..Se -. vii q so.e
o ~ RAxsDsaL- Is Marshal, q Q.