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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auction.,r.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on I STREET nv.
TMEl !, =, sINTh AND sExENTH .TkFi :
WEST -a roIlh-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. yaxraRy 81,
IEnNIH. A ID. 1893. at HALFPAsT rG1 a,
OCLOCh. we viii sell front Of tho ny.,.,-s- -.
west III feet front Of lot 8 and the easf q .-s go
lot In sqnare 46a THIS roperty fronts IL g., -
improved by frame house. @''o' aha "
he ternis OF safe are; oue-thrd cash IN. N. ,,,.
terest isysoe semi-snnnLiy ~. end 20 10 se.Trei ~
oerd VI trnst on inc 2 uii-es sold. or ~ -
option OF The parrAas-r. A defosif az sa,.p - ~
81 the time OF sale. Conveysnrinx 81 -
81 coe. leTtis 20 D. complied in dst.., a..
vterwlse the rishi reserved 20 resell The rrc,,,'
ihe lisk ana cost 81 defau. tiny purchasef 49,
days AdNrrt selfent OF snch resale IN s,,,,.
published In WASHINGTON. u. q -'e hs~spat~
BY order Of tie heirs.
JAP dads DTNCkNSoN mr..
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In Aid of a Confederate Home.

There was meeting last evening at the
Ebbitt House Of the members Of the Southern
Woman's Aid Association and the Confederate
Veterans Association to arrange for the estab-
ishment Of home in this city for disabled
confederate veterans and for the widows of
veterans. Col. NJ. s. Thompson explained the
project, and after some discussion it was de-
termined to hold another meeting in further
ance Of the project this week at the Ebbitt
House. and to arrange for the opening of
lunch room here during Inauguration week in
aid Of the Confederate Veterans relief fund
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Additional Subscriptions to the Church Fun
Made Yesterday.

Additional Subscriptions to the Church Fund
Made Yesterday.
The successful effort made last Sabbath by
the congregation of the Calvary Baptist Church
to raise the large sum Of $4,000 was supple
mented yesterday by an additional subscription
Of ss.53s. This money, "a is well known. is in
tended to be used in enlarging the capacity Of
the church and in expanding the church work.
The appeal Of the pastor Rev. DR.. Greene, met
with generous response and the added sub
scriptions viii cover the contingencies arising
from the shrinkage in the subscriptions and to
meet the interest account There was one SUBJ
scription OF $500 by Judge Smith, two of $500
by Capt. W. H. Slater and NJ j. Hull and one
OF $500 bv Mrs. George f. Moore. Several Of
the Sunday school classes increased their sub
scriptions Of the previous Sunday.
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Killed by q Shark.

Capt. Watkins Of the British bark Countess
Of Derby, from Genoa, has arrived at Balti-
more, and reports that an apprentice named
Samuel Coolidge, aged eighteen years. fell
overheard on December is and was devoured
by shark. He appeared in sight after drop
ping into the sea, and being q good swimmer
kept himself aioat . while. Capt. Watkins
threw him life buoy and prepared to launch
wrestling with an object in the vicinity where
the poor fellow went down. No trace Of him
was afterward seen, although the vessel cruised
around for more than an hour. The lost boy
was the son Of Capt. George Coolidge Of the
hfe-saving service ct Ties, who
ID now in Australia.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. AUcTIoNEERs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IN
PROVED BY THREE-SrORY AND BACI
BUILDING BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1875 EAsi

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
PROVED BY A THREE-SrORY AND BACK
BUILDING BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1876 FAST
CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue Of decree PASSED by the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia in Equity Gauss No.
1890 wherein Tbsodors Mosher and Others com
planants and Lee b. Mosher is defendant sail sell
At pahir spetian II front q TIE prem ses a HLF
FOURTEENTH day of JANUARY. ls,3. part Of
original lot four Cd in square seven hundred and
twentyeieht beginning for the t6D
feet west from the :heast Of said lot aud
running thence west hfteen l5) feet eleven DlD
inches thence north one hundred and twenty-seven
U21) feet eiSht and one-haf $50 inches thence
fifteen Q3l feet eleven I'D inches and thence south
one hundred and twenty-seyen u21l fee eight and
one-haf $50 inches 70 the place Of beginning inn
proved by three-story and back building brick
dwelling house.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One-tird
cash and the balance IN and two years from day
Of SALE with interest at the OF six per
annum until paid. payable senIi-annnally. Notes Of
the urch to be giver fJr deferred ia ,mens and
10 be- secured by deed OF property sold all
the purchase money may he raid n cash option Of
purchaser denost of eco will lie no urrd time
OF sale All conveyancing. notarisl fees and record
ing at purchasers cost. Eterms Of sale not
piled with within ten days after day Of sale the
tee the right TO resell at risk and of de-
fsultinE purchaser. after nv days advertisements
SAML. MADDOX. Trustee,
ja.,-d&dbs 462 Louisiana avenue.
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Naval Veteran Officers Installed.

Potomac Association of Naval Veterans has
installed the following officers, Senior Capt.
Isaac Newton being the installing officer: Cap
tain. Robt. N. Vannaman; commander. Geo.
W. Eckert; lieutenant commander, Chas. F.
Clagett; lieutenant VIM. Hughes; paymaster
Chas. E. Roberts; secretary. w. s. Seymour;
chaplain, A. s. Bryan; surgeon, Walter Proctor.
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Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society,
Mr.. M F. Donohue last evening addressed
the meeting Of the Father Mathew Total Alb
stinence Society at the hall, 18th and G streets
northwest, upon THE Greatest Question Of the
Day." the graduating Of the liquor trade The
hall was crowded. The audience listened
attentively to the speaker. who stated that not
only the moral standard Of men was raised in
states where prohibition existed. but their
political standard was also higher. The highest
license could not be sufficiently remunerative
to city to meet expenses necessitated in pun
ishing crime that found its inception either di-
rectly or indirectly in the drink habit Mr.
VIM. F. Downey spoke of the great benefit men
derived spiritually. materially and temporarily
from being total sbstainers. He appealed to
the young men present to think seriously Of
their future, and, as q safeguard against tempta-
ton, to take the pledge Of the society. AT the
close OF the meeting eighteen young mon took
the pledge OF total abstinence.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
EXECUTORS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
lot: HOUSE No. S4 STREET SOUTH


By virtue of the last viii and testament q ca;ha-
rine Corrigsn. I VII sell at auction on TUESDAY
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY or JANUAI A. ID.
1923, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in
front Of the pre Uses the following described real
estate situate in .he city of Washington District OF
Columbia. and known and being part of lo' twenty
COD. in sqasre Numbered five hundred and thirty
Line (b:S3). des ribed as follows:
Beginning for the at tire distance of twenfyone
CID five 80 inches from the northwest corner ~
said lot south and rum ng thence east on
the line Of street fourteen u4D feet. thence h
siNtyeight d5s) feet to alley ri hit fsD feet wide
thence along lire of said alley fourteen U4B feet
thence north sixty-eieht tS) feet to the place If be-
ginning.
Together with all the improvements WAYS ease
rnents. rights. privileges appurteaances ani here
ditGments to the belonging in any apper-
tanning.
Terms: one-hsf cash. balance In year. note 20
bear q cent per annum interest from day @! sale
payable seri-annTaly and to be secured ly deed Of
trust PREMISES d, al cash. az option of rur-
haser. deposit Of $3.50 required at time OF sale
Conreyancing &c 81 rurc hsser's cost Terms 70 be
lied with in fifteen days, otherwise the right
Reserved resell az he risk and of the default
ing purchaser after five days Advertisement OF such
r sale in some newspaper published in Washington.
y. C.. TIMOTHY J. GORMAN
Executor Of last viii and testament OF Catharine
Corr.gan. deceased. taS-d&ds
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EVANSVILLE.


HYArTsvILLE, Nd, January 9, 1898.
Cor. espondence The Evening Star.
While coasting a few evenings since Miss
Mamie Tise and Miss Carrie Acker were badly
though not seriously hurt in consequence of the
sled on which they we're riding running into a
tree. Misses Montgomery and Chick we're also
slightly injured.
The Pinckney Memorial has been holding
series Of meetings for the past week, discussing
a list Of very interesting subjects.
Miss Eliza Barkhages, who has been spending
her holiday ut home, returned to school at West
minister, Md.
Misses Camilla Chick and Grace Montgomery,
both Of Washington, were visiting Miss Callie
Cox.
Single tax seems to be the present theme with
the people Of Hyattsvile and they are looking for
ward with anxious expectation as to the decision
OF the court Of appeals at its next sitting which
will no doubt decide the fate of one of the fac
tons.
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DASHED INTO A STREET CAR.
Fatal Accident at q Grade Crossing a
Montreal.

Montreal.
terrible fatality took place at Montreal Sat-
urday night. A street railway car containing
a large number Of passengers was coming in
from st. Henri, a suburb of Montreal. and when
it reached the st. Henri railway crossing the
Lachine express from Montreal hove in sight
The gate was down at the time but the car
horses were going at such pace that they
dashed through the gate on to the track The
engine Of the express struck the car with ter
rible force. The driver. Joseph Matthew, was
instantly killed and one of the passengers
named Latulippe was badly hurt. The rest
miraculously escaped injury. The car was de-
molished
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Attempt to Rob a Stable.

An attempt was made last night between the
hours Of land II pm. to break into the stable
Of Dr.. Morrison, ga East Capitol street, in
quest no doubt Of the doctors valuable horse.
The close-ftting door and strong lock resisted
the attack-the lock, however, has been injured
and the easement splintered. The KEY was in
the lock on the inside, and this probably pre-
vented the lock from being picked. It will be
we'll for those having valuable horses to be on
the alert The police will do we'll to keep watch
on the alleys and other similar places where
there are stables.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aac.iouesrs
SEVEN THOUSAND
ROLLS OF WALL PAPER

On THURsDAY. JANUARY TWELFTH at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell within our
sales room. corner 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest seven Thousand rolls of High Cost and
other grades OF Wall Paper purchased for last IA -
trade. suitable for halls library. din room par
Tors and bed rooms. with bordering and ceiling paer
to match stylish and desirable patterns pur
chased by merchant retiring from business ard
removed TO orr sa es rooms .or convenience
DEALFRS snd PRIVATE BUYERS SH ULD GIVE
THIS SALE THEIR SPECIAL ATTENTION
ja1-it WALTER y. WILLIAMS Co.
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Engine No. sl2, with Patsy Mcveri at the
throttle, hauled the first through train from
the east into,Seattle on Saturday night over
the Great Northern road, which was completed
Friday night. The train consisted Of the pri-
vste car Of c. Shields, general superintendent
Of the western division, and a second-class pas
senger coach. Az the train pulled mn in front
Of the Great Northern depot small party of
local officials Of the road boarded Shields car
and gave him hearty congrstulatory hand
shake. This was the only demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-09

The disabled steamship Egyptian Monarch
has arrived at New York.
model Of the csrsvel Santa Maria for the
worlds fair has arrived in New York.
Work on the Philadelphia city hall has been
suspended, and the building commission VIII
ask for . mandamus to compel the city to pay
the money they require.
The Philadelphia Grand Opera House has
closed indefinitely.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR co.. AUCTIoNEERs.
CHANcERY SALE OF FIVE NICE BRICK
HOUSES SITUATED AT HE CoRNER or
LiSpEN AND ELM sTREEIs. n IL psoIr

BY virtue q decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Colu nffa. passed In equity cause No.
1898 on the 5th day Of Dece Der. A, D. 1s92 the
undersigned trustee Will sell at public auction n
front Of the respective r~mises on FRIDAY. IHE
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY. A D. 1893, AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. al thoxe pieces or rarcels Of ground
lying and being in lie prot Park IN the District q
Columbia and known and descrie,d a. lots u TO y.
ing 70 ". X. Coon's subdivision. each lot being Inn
proved by q new seven-room dwelling. with all mod
efn improvements lots IS. ID Il and 2? each 70 Be
sold subtect to deed Of trust Of e. 600 and lot 20
subjec. % deed OF trust of go and all payable in
i've years from the Sd day Of May. ls9e.
cash and the balance payable in six and Twelve
each house viii required At the time Of sale Terms
Of ale % b. complied With within days from the
day Of sale property to Be sold ct the risk and
costa Of the purchassr.
Hl6 9TH Il. n ".
d28dkds Wellington. ID. O.
orrHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of th4 yesfher until FRIDAY. 1HRTEExTH
OAYOH JAMUAAY. Ap leE& zane hour and plaza.
YRA1K Z. ROWING. Trustee.
410 9Th - n ",
jAod6ds wash1nxtoa. D. @
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THIS EVENING.

coz AOO WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
sDLc.OOO watches. fne silver ware and other
Foods from Nsrston's loan office. Troy. y. Y FECH-
NEi. Auciioneer, Oil Pa ave-. under Metrop Hotel
nl6-Sm
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DUNcANsoS BROS. Auct,op--..

rRg ssIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE rxpnovrp
sTkEEE BETaEEN FTFIFtHTas p ~ OF
T TaI 4 : STREETS NORTHWEST. SssHiSa
By virtue of (. certain de.d Of tr,., 70 m. 49,,
date octoee, ~ ID lsi,0 aud inir 49, rs.,'ns
Of ~. d. D,r i9 ds Sl . se q tie land rsr.
ssc0 on MT Y s y ell IN froai o. -.
EENTH. a u. 1893. for'R o.ci,,rR t."n ~, !.
toiowlns de.rsbsa piece rave Of lana ~
esns n hs ci,y .; Msssnston Dies Q; "a
,sse and Others snbdivsioa OF Lot. IN ~ ne.n Ss
bered ~. a. per plat recorded m N.sr. i. ~
fono lpl Of the records Of the o.fc. - a. =. ~ d.
proxsmen,s ts.rs =. ooin"tas. toS.tssr With *. IN
s er, 81 ssle onehird Of IN. purch... none,
menis N one: two snd ;hree years f,r VIA
We p.irehas bearing nter-e. At q ~, -. 49,
AZ n , i.,eres, pa. able --ni-annaaiiv WI ]
or a. cash a. purchasers optsn. An VII - tn
zoo viii b. reaulpsa =, The parchassr s.ps-i q
oshsrwise iru.,e VIII IN ten dag. rom day 81 ..s
p ~ :, ,hs risk and cost Of d.faat,nr n, -
newspaper puoiissed A Msshnstan. b a. IN 'ols
asl-eos. aAnLoN AsHfOhD,
1olEoe. ALDIs b. HRoNNE / Trusts>s-
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future DAMS.
TEoMAs BOWLING SONS. Auot oIeE. n
TRUSTEES SALE OF aVArr.PrE TWO STORY

TRUSTEES, SALT OF a var GABLE TWO STORY
. ERAME pNfI LING AND EOT Srxi5a
Py virtue Il rero deed % trust h..-Tusr A..
18th q May. 1881. aud recorded N 4 ib-r No l,sl
folio NO go. 81 s-q u the land record. - 81 .
pistr CO Of COLUMBIA. vii 81 al rull,r
IN trnn, Of the prelli :. % FRIDAY The INFE
UcLcCk r. n. lSt 10. 10 IN blook 10 IL. IN ifs
snod.vislon of lot end p,r o. 10 In White hsvsn
OF Columbia said subdivisi bring r~corded IN ,hs
county book :. psgeaL -
There Is erected On the lot a frame modem ,-,.
slate roo. ~
Terms Of sale; Cash over prior encuu,tr.pcs a.
sS.ib- Al G rvsNHncing and recording ~ ~
chsssrs cot d-to-it o. two hun ired iollnr- 40 D
Will be- rqiired A. the time the froterty II h,,i
Gown. Terms % bs COMPLIED with ~, TN A.. -.
wise the tru.ies reserve the righf 70 RESET ~. -,
city az the risk ard cost Of the ttnr t,1rrb.
after i've DAYS advert Of such resale In -
newspaper publ shed in Washington. D. O.
Dated January 9. 1888
RICHARD ouGH.y
iasAlOt MM- h. LEWIS Trustees
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How to Divide tho Proceea..

Thos. B. Martin and L. D. Wine by c. A.
Brandenburg have fled bill against Annie
Smith ct al, requiring them to interplead and
the court decree how they shall pay the pro-
ceeds Of sale of part II block II, Meridian Hill,
sold under deed of trust. The defendants are
the widow and heirs Of John Smith. who died
In July last. leaving q win by which part Of his
lot was TO be sold, his debts paid and the bali
ance paid TO his widow, who now claims one
half Of the whole amount and commission Of
her interest during the minority Of the chil-
dren.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. auc,. e,e1.

sfPT.IIIyss 81 9. g fIi ssTTG sfRpsEFF Esrcs
Hos los q ss ss os s sslY .s sssss
Bistr.ct Of Columbia Ne Wi s.ii N r.cords @ -.
S; IAN. isa f6tR ochockps p q, %, o.
city q %sshiDsson s1 p. .ns rrs3sss .tss,- u ne
naied ss and being lot ieftered q M NJ md ds.1.
dvision Of lots IN square numh~r~d 80 Icdd. saS
division Is r~cordered IN ths once - ss seid suS
proved seod ssos b n issS. peg. =: ~
Terms q sale: ons-shlrd Of ths ne s
Note. are TO 5. siveS ssae n one s1d sse y..
cured Sy I'D az ,nna, p.ysbls asii, =
e o,; ~ the option OF the purcksser so.e % "a
~ - rn, a. the ting q ssls Cow sn@s-<
IN n nnsrn days. otherwise the tru.tess cSnrnsa
ssurinx 'rs At shs risk and cost q a. =
,..-a.a. FFRR2sss I, u kl ESesS5ks rr,.--
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TAKE Bromo Seltzer for insomnia
Before retiring. loc . bottis.
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P rsass. L wuSDkAMs ELECTORAL HAS q
petixer .r ss,on Ep-ops ssa nsrve se-e ana -
ri Ssssss s o. iTPsir.e d,<rssioa vs ssrs,. =.
sromatic herb medSrine thsu fp.,, g.. c sls,ssp
b sors "f !, 'hs n, While Sch hssSsrss al ssa
sss ey sShsliss sssvsns, Coz k - ~ ps s,H,
CO alsm.s ssosraily; Dr.. JULfts bikxEiT
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Shickle, Harrison q Howard Of st. Louis.
among the largest manufacturers Of iron pine
In the west. dsny the story Of consolidation Of
iron pipe manufacturer
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COMPLETE LfsT OF ALL TIE VARIOUS srpcoM-
MrrEKs As DECIDED BY THE INAUGURAL Ex-
EcuTIvr COMMITTEE AT IFS NETTING on SAT-
uRDAr AFTERNOON.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ATIMER q SLOAN. auctlon.sr,, i.oe o.,.

Il
TsusrEEs. SALE OF pEsIRA.LE I,,rEoyEp
Fssr NEtR PFSNsYIvkNIt avESuE. MI
virtue { sssni1 Ssd o. ,Tnsi ss'fa r s
1908 At folio IS 81 SEQ Of the lsnd re or- o.
s sSs! Of As q Sodsr q fsd s
,Aereey We VIII efler for ssh a rsie SacsieI n
ITFTa. t iss IT aAI IL FoGk ooLockP
city t ~ ws.SncS S he nIst siursssa 70
Part Of orivirAl lot numbered fou-t-el IN square
ming for the said sit On th s,es, the distance
OF seventythree q feet and three g. inches 10Th
trnSe Rs s~eS SF s's zee, and fcur O. Dcs
hence ives, hfty-two ~ ,@et snd SIX and one la
foar a inches. and thence east Ss, FEET and
sn and one-hAl t0sl inches TO the place OF oesin-
,ol h; rs0psrty IS EIcysa ~ ns.ry nsr ' ,Ds
Terms One-fonr,h cash and the balance IN one. two
centum PER snnuIn. IRON the day OF sale. pay.bl.
seni annually secured hy decd Of the property
DEPOSIT Q; sa viii Re reqai ed at the time q sale
en- sI snd rsFodnE VII be :, ,ns
in hft-en days from the day of sale th-rwise the
riss and cost Of The defsnt sne ave
days advertisement OF such resale IN The Evening
JAMES =. HOOD.
Pacific building, r-...
JOSEPH A. REPETrr. Arus'ess-
DO. "a. IS 81. ,assf
6-owTNG TO THE STORM THE ABOVE sAIr
i ,SSrrfpSned Until MoNDAI. he NINTH DAY OF
,.e-dsd. JOS SosK + H z ORRtPrrrr.' Trustees
THOMAS z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On TWELFTH TREEI wEsr
c caE SIbE OF WASHINGTON. brsTEfcf OF
. g. ssy q e deed & he, sssas az: #
No iis6 folio iss e. SEQ one Of the ana r 20 81
the District Of Columbia, and the request OF the
party secured thereby, we the unders gnei, as
trustees will sell st pppic auction ia front Of the
SANUAkYs AID. Isai Ar HALF-PAsT FoUR
O'clock p NJ. all that real estate situated in the
city Of Washington, District Of ColumHia and being
re south ten tlo feet Of lot numbered 1rty-eiSt
t4s) by the derth thereof and also lots forty
nine fifty. hftyore and nfty-two. in square 27 ac-
cordng 70 the subdivision Of said square the vestry
OF 81 Johns parish made by v a, lacey, attor ey
tn surveyors Office of the Disirc; Of Columbia to-
Rether with the inn rovemen.s thereon.
Terms OF SALE One-third cash and the balance in
az. two CD and three go years. Tor which the FROM
cent num from the dAy of sale will lie taken
secured by deed Of trust upon the property, all
cash. ~ he option OF the purchaser purchasers.
deposit Of 500 will he required of the urchA.er or
the cost the purchaser or purchasers Taxes will
ne raid to the CAV OF sale. II terms of sale be not
complied with in fifteen DAYS from day Of sale the
trustees the right resell the proney At the
cost snd risk Of defaulting purchasers after days
advertisement OF such resale IN newspaper in the
said city Of Washington.
l4eO New York ave I
WILLIAM ] MILLER, trustees
1856 Louisisus sve. NV
r. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. d23dSds
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cnusLAnu ere cured By salvation on.
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John H. Oberly, chairman; Dorsey Clagett,
vice chairmani Gen. Duncan S. Walker, secre-
tary; Lawrence Gardner, Frank Hatton, s. II.
Kaufman, W. d. Meredith, George Harries,
John s. Miller, ". II. Rapley, T. ]. Luttrell,
George Gibson, George w. Cochran, E. H.
Allen, Il. o. Towles, ]. H. Wardle, w. W. Her
ron. H. L. Bryan. G. F. Warren, George r.
Gray, F. NJ. Oetweiler, W. L. Crounss, A. St
Clair Denver, H. w. Garnet, r. e. Leupp, A.
Maurice Low, Maurice Splain, r n. Larner, F.
p. Morgan and Louis Schade.
AUDITING.
Jesse B. Wilson, chairman; Fred Pratt and
John o. johnson.
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.DuNcANsoS BROS. ,uc'. COZ s,l 4 D "a. n ..
hHS ss f EasE rleF rnf HAS sSR 2H soD rSs
fHMI4N go, ut 90 N MISS Al
IrEspsi. JANUARY TENTH. ar rSrfvR