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regular meeting q the Nete-aS Volunteer
JiFcmeu Association Vas held las: evening at
tn hall 10Th and u streets northwest. Mr.. jas.
n. l.iebar,i- PresiIcut and NJ. VIM Smith secre-
tary pro tenn Mr. John J. PEABODY. the secre-
tary. vss absent on accom-. OF sickness fer the
fr-t time since the association was formed, six
years ago
Applications for membership b. Isaac Little
and Robert =. N.rtol-un % the AnacOsIl- we're
received aud referred.
lr. Given. from the committee on entertain
msnt and hop a: tie Rifles Armory on Thurs
ssy. the 18th instant. reported that thev had
about cosaT ieteI the program and that If the
member- held mp the Laud- Of the committee
the entertainment would prove an unbounded
pgcce--
An invitation 70 visit the fair %. Canton Po-
ton &C a. Navv Yard Dad TelloNs' Hall from the
tth o. zO,h received and accepted. The
association decided 10 meet on Tuesday next
tl4th IN fun uniform and attend the fair
Hat 'front.' 20 the Junior Hoe u Reading
Ia. and Goot VIII Engine % Philadelphia
from T. n. feto. were received from Mr. H. H.
smith
Mr.. John ". thompson called attention to
The services 81 My- \ j. Donaldson during the
entertAaaul"nt a year ago. and said that he wa-
even !oiug more a. To- TIE entertainment next
wecs. for h. a.. besides his time contributing
The printing On he motion Mr. Donaldson
ua- eiectsa % life member.
President EIcha-d, reported that the Third
ARTILLERY Band had been engaged for the parade
on IN" 2ei instant He also reported that he
had ordered to- the association the metal but
tcu adopted b. he veteran assOcIatiOns through
cut ths country.
Mr. =. ". Thompson spoke Of the progress
male bv thr isulor asscyiatioE. VINO have
Nori Junior appears IN belt in place Of vet
srur.
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As9GNFrs SALE or NFRN NAIUAHLr EfAI.
kSTATF sill ArhD Al TIL SnRNik of
THIRIFENTa AND n ~TRfflN NOslE-
MIST IMPROVED ~ OFFICE AND " Ai,t-
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ALEX ANDRIA.
THE DEBT PAYERS SCHEME.

THE DEBT PAYERS SCHEME.
The following ordinance is now proposed as
means of relieving the public school houses OF
the city from the mortgages which have beer
made IN order to buy lots and erect schoo
buildings:
BE 1t ordained by the city council OF Alexan.
dria that whenever, during any FISCAL year. there
shall have been paid to the treasurer. of the
city OF Alexandria -, 1000, arising or accruine
"a lines. penalties or forfeitures under any law
OF the city council. all additional or further
sums of money arising or accruing as afore-
SAID shall be set apart and held by the said
treasurer as the moneys of the school board OF
the city of Alexandria; provided, however, that
said moneys shall be used or expended for no
purpose other than to pay the obligations of
SAID school board, which secured by deeds
of trust or mortgages on the public school
property OF the city of Alexandria.
FIRE coNPASY's NOMINATION.
Forty members Of the Hydraulion Steam Fire
Engine Company attended its meeting last
night and thirty-eight took part in the vote
recommending to the fire wardens a candidate
FOR driver OF the coming hose wagon of the
Hydraulion company under the new system.
Messrs. VIM. kell. Geo. Ward and Ernest
Langley were placed in nomination and the
vote stood: Kell. 20: Ward, A. and Langley. 4,
so Mr.. kell was declared the nominee of the
company for driver. The successful candidate
entertained the tiremen at oyster supper
after the close of the meeting.
THE ALEXANDRIA COURTS.
The corporation court, Judge Norton, will
open its term next Monday. The county court
was adjourned yesterday evening by Judge
Chichester. Before it closed Wayland Brooks
was fined 800 or required to serve two months
In jail on conviction of gambling. Ii is UNDER
stood that other gaming cases will be taken up
at the next term of the court.
An ALExANDRIAN BALED.
Capt George W. Davis of this city. charged
in Baltimore with assault. has been bailed in
5000. and will return TO his home. Capt
Davis was mate of the steam tug Templar, now
employed in the Potomac ice feet While that
steamer lay in Baltimore he broke the skull of
a colored man named Hail. who attempted to
force his way on board the tug. and Hall soon
fell overheard and was drowned.
NOTES.
The Knights of Honor had pleasant reunion
at their hall on Columbus street last night
closing with one of Brengle's fine banquets.
The occasion was a pleasant one and will long
be remembered.
The letter carriers of the city are preparing
directory for postal use.
The police report last night to have been an
quiet one.
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Mr. J. T. Hurdette. omployed NJ the Bright
Coci power house met with a very serious and
painful accident. Mhllc assisting some men to
raise -oIlc heavy timber about the smokestack
the timber above gave way and struck Mr.. Bur
dr.tc with great force. knocking him senseles-.
Two - his ribs were broken and IL u feared lie
i injured internally. lie was cared for at the
power house gaj then sent To- hi home. No. 235
I-nnsylvauia avenue southeast. where his
physician. Dr. \. T.. Johnson. was summoned
The men Who witnessed the crash saw II was
miracle he was not instantly killed.
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RexIISf,te Matters

Dorsey Clagett ct al. trustees have bought
Of I. q. New for $1,000 sub 1873. square 2iO Is
Get inches BY % feet on Corcoran street be.
tween 18th and lith streets northwest.
Thomas Il. Prooks has purchased for
s20.si9O5 Of J. II. Addison sub lots : to H.
square $50 721I00 feet on + between 9th and
Tth streets northeast. and subs 81 to SO. do
no 5xiOO feet on the corner Of q and 9th
streets northeast.
". T.. Lawson has bought of c. l.. Spalding
e. al for S22. 100 subs l2j To l36. square 274-
Is feet inches b. 100 ON 18th between and
L streets northwest
q. Xander has bought for $1,000 Of 4. b.
Coppe- part 2. squsre 49, 20 feet inches on
Massachusetts, avenue between 9Th and 9Th
streets northwest.
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lot 81 IN BLOCH .. ~ pRoIr rkRE t-NIN.
PROM II 'FRONT.' Il fEEE By pa IN
on ~ FEET.
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ARrrYrcIu HrN,N EvF-, large assortment.
IslIr, OrIi,N. Co.. Masonic Temple, F 81.
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LOCAL MENTION


Nhe weather
roErr,sr TuL : p. =. THURSDAY.
Tor The Di-tric' 90 Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fnlr weather. uOrthsrlv winds. shift
ins O. -ouths-l,, warmer THURSDAY.
CONDITION oT rHr wsrFK.
Temrsrature spd condition ~ water ..
an. Great Isiis ttmrer-tnre. 81; condition.
Receiving reservoir. t-mperattre. -. Con
ditiou ~ north connection. :. eondiuon st
south connection. % distributing reservoir
tenn eratuTs So condition al Innuent gate
louse q efrueut gate house.
ei5 an In .-r. 7rs4m 500 Pm.
Or s1ie DERBY \ NoSrY s.vrs.
Hl>E, FEsNo So~. cor. 9Th and u.
"kp,rEL"
4 noteworthy tribute to the exceptional merit
OF thu new cigarette T. the adoption of Its oI-
elusive u-e a. The recent ball OF the Mystic
shrine IN Madison Garden. New ORR.
To- sKsrFs and Coasters Great reduction.
Peck 4 Snvder's American clubs. former price.
g. or. % r.n-s thsm ont. ~. Ladies Russell
Lea thsr-stra- skates. former price. also; 10
sic-s thsu cut. 80. All sizes IN stock. Girls
end Bows Coasters ct cost FEANG +. HoF-
EfNs. %, oh -. NV.
Hrv'S Artificial Eye-. Hs,rPIrn. 45a Ia ave
bJH 81 - brETV Bro DRIVE
HFNEN IEAsC 4 SoN. cor. 9TH and u.
AHrrFfcIV HrNTsN EvF-, large assortment.
GIslIr. OrTf,,I Co.. Masonic Temple, ST.
wv. MILLER
say- the Dove Brand Hams are cured to suit
Tho tastr - every one.
Sc advertisement page 4.
GFo. p Gn,r. Printer. $3.50 Pa. ave. n. W.
Catalogus- Speeches and Briefs
C,RrrrS CIr,vYp Az the EMPIRE CARPET
NCEKs C3i-ClJ N's-. ave. ~ W. are made moth
proof nee VI charge Io,sPnonC 49,
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AMu-ts,r<T> TONIGHT.

sLHNoH'$ Orrr, HcrST.-Nodjeska in
"kigg li~uTy VIII.
NV NsricSsL IHEsTTE.-Mr. T. A Sothern
ir capt. I~tt7rblaIT.
AC,DENy % HUsIc.-T. q. Scabrooke in
sThe I-Ie % Champagne"
Hams EsJOU THLiTTE. The Police Pa
froL"
kFHNAy'~ IysrUN THEATEE.-Gus Hill j.
World Of Noveit.c-.
TINS BsTrLI o. GETTIsEURG. 18th street
an Ohio avenue.
Opp FTrtow- Han .ErSHrH STBEET S-T'--
Gsir and IA s,ar bv Canton NJ. >. p. VI. !. q.
OIL
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The Cattle Market.

A. the cattle market at the Washington
Union stock Yard at Benniug, ID. C., Yesterday
l56 cattle were ON the market and sold fol-
lows. Bs,t sold from c. TO 51sc. per pound;
good soil from q c. TO SC. per pound; medium
gold FROM &c. 20 q c per pound; common sold
from =. G. Q" B. per pound. 100 sheep and
lambs up and sold ~ follows. sheep from &c. to
4-c. Per pound. lAnb- from sc. TO - c. per
pound Cows With calves sold from S25 to $50
each state OF the market for all kinds Of stock,
nu.a
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Al meeting Of the SUNDAY school board
held la-t nigh; the following were elected Of
GERS for the easuing year; Superintendent. T..
= We-cntt. assistant superintendent. =. e..
Lingcr. secretary. \ :. TAYLOR: treasurer. \
NJ Hangover; Librarian. Vi. ". Fernandez:
assistant librarian. john !. Meany: cho-ister
hr. Chas. iHd-ou. orggri-t. Irene McGiue,
assistant orcani'. Auul. EIke- At a cOugre-
ratioral me-; ias tins church contributed lJO
90 constitute \. u Hangover life director o.
The parent missionary -.-.ictv.
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]. J. keane, d. D..
Rector Catholic UNI
rersity Of AB,ericd,
Ca,derou srlisle.
X. >. Hoffman.
Edw. ]. Stellwsgen.
Vim. b. Gurley,
Henry E. Davis,
!. G. Rosse. VI. D..
Pro-. Geor9sto,rn Uni
rersitv.
Jos. h. McCammon.
Jos. r. Edison.
Chas. b. Young.
Prln. Emerson Institute.
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MY Ham Was FAILING.
SCALP sCALY AND CRUsTY. TERRIBLE ITCH.
ING. THREE OTHER REMEDIES
FAIL. CURED BIZ CUTICURA
FOR 81 -

have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for scalp
diseases My hair falling badly. my foretop be-
coming crusty scaly and itched SO badly that
could not keep my hands of my head II I colnbed
OF those scales sticky or gummy substance would
ooze out Of the akin and foim another crust. After
trying two three remedies sent to you for your
book. and after reading it used one box of CUTI-
CURA. one cake of CUTJCURA SOAP and too one
bottle of the CUTICURA RESOLVENT. which
cured me. feel grateful to for the remedies and
have recommended them to my friends.
l. s. TURNER,
Sorrento, Lake county, Fla
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A War VETERAN

HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable. and do
q r--ze. pain or Srtps. sold By all druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.
SDpJays Are Dangerously

The sooner you order new Furniture the
more certain you will be to get il in time for
your expected visitors. Remember the freight
blockades OF the past. NO,c is the time to
make your selection from the goods in stock
Don't wait until everything has been picked
over. Come to me for slime" payments and
bottom prices.
JOHN Ridden. The Accommodation.
1t 5I3 It'll street northwest
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There VA "a large atteniince at the meeting
a. the AugHropo.l gicd Society held last even
iIg AZ tae Cosmos Club. Prof. Mason. Prof
W. "a Holmes AMI iIr. CIino-d Howard read
psPer-- The t..eRe u Prof. Ms.ons paper vas
"Io-oIcrAtiOn In Anthropological Work" and
INST 20 Prof Holmes ''Esrly Man on the Upper
ai..t-s'PTL Mr.. Howard discOursed on the
ihilO-vphy - ~ and rcsrhed the con s!asion
TIA ~ there 10 no entity outside OF nature hu-
nlsn s.l-tsrre uust be In conformity with
nature. and hence the idea that the human race
- capable % an IN is Theological or intrinsic
rsn-e u merely q superstitiou.
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Hotel .JohnsonCaf

The oysters now up to the standard.
Choice Lynn Haven Bays and three year-old
York river Plants received today, solid fat; also
old Natural Growth Coves (Mobjack bays) for
roast in shell, broiled on toast, single fried. &c
Ladies' and Gents cafe, 18th st. front Gle
vator). Stairway st. High grade only. Life
time experience. Fine trade solicited 1t
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A Cordial Invitation is extended to all t,
visit my factory and see for themselves jus
how the famous Yucatan Gum is made. W.
WHITE, Cleveland. Ohio, U. S. A. fe6-6t
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DO You Remember the sensation created
with the prices for fireworks? NV Valentine
prices will cause az great furore. TRoTT
1902 l4th street north west. 1t
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For this week only best California Sau-
terne 1915 per gal, reduced from "a 80, very
best. bottles Catawba, 81. Other fine Wines
at low prices for this week. SELIGsoN's, 120(
Pa. ave. fe8-2t
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BAD ECZEMA CURED.

Three years ago my little boy had terrible sore
his chest four inches besides other forms
of eczema His doctor had tried several remedies
with effect. / began to the CUTICURA
REMEDIES In two weeks his chest healed.
and the skin white and smooth again. continued
the CUTICURA RESOLvENT some time longer.
until he quite well. and give II
to him once in while if he has any blood trouble.
am never without CUTICURA REMEDIES. all three.
Mrs. NJ. A. CHENEY.
Kauanhs Falls. Fayette county. W. Va
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Police Equipments, Officers Badges, Nip
pers, Handouts, &c. WALFoRD's, ATT Pa. ave
NV. IT.
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DuNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9Th and d SITS. n. ".

DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and Dsts. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME FIVE
STORY BRICK DWELLING Used AS AN
APARTMENT HOUSE, LOCATED AT THE
AND o STREETS, BEING NUMBERED 1903
SEVENTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust. bearing
date August 10. 1892 recor ed in Li6er ITO
folio 22 Of the land records Of the District of
thereby. the we will sell q public spcti9n il front q
DAY OF FEBRpARY A; D. ~ 3. at HALF-PAsT
of land situate in the city of Washington and being
lot numbered 30. in Meucks subdivision of lot. In
square ISL as per plat recorded in book W. F.. page
II of the records of the surveyors office the District
Of Columbia. said lot having frontage Of Sc feet on
18th street by depth of20 s. 10 feet together
Improvements thereon. consisting Of fve-story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
money in cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest at per cent
per annum. payable sem-annuelly. secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold or all cash at
option of the purchaser. All conveyancng and re-
cordine at purchasers cost. A deIosit OF two hun
bred dollars 5000 viii be required at time OF sale
Terms OF sale to be complied with in days from
date of sale. otherwise trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
". f. EDMoNSToN.', Trustees.
feS-tds Office 500 9TH ST. n W.
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MM. McNFIR
SIDNEY I. THOMAS
fes-dNds Assignee Of n J Nj -Rn
fe--lkds
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
y H AZ EStAlT At AND NEAR THIRD AND l.

('HANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
- kEh ESTATE AT AND NEAR THIRD AND 4.
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue 81 a deere VA ..,uitv rapsa No l4f-s
IN the supreme Court 4 the District OF Columbia /
viii sell Al pablo auction IN Of the r.-ftir.
premises on MEpNESnAl. IHE FIFrffNIu
nAl OF fEBkIAkh. lSGi. AT FOtR O'CIosk q
", The EAST twenty right f.si, tye aud one -h,lf
inches 'front.' on north l. street nv . d.Ith of one
hundred ieet. ~ lot one. IN Sguare No 80. being
tue northwest corner Of "a aud l. northwest
improved by two brick dwein fronting I
and one frame building fronting on "A street sud
embracing slso NArsnt lot IN. Of frame
building aud fronting u street
Aso. On TIE SANE DAY at QUARTER h.
FORE FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the south eighteen -f.et
front Sd street northwest seven ia .aua--
No 5ss. by depth of eighty feet. inIrused "a
frame building No. lOes 81 street northwest. aud
also frame building the q said prcTn,-..s
Terms OF sale One-tlird Of the pur-ha-- money q
each OF the properties ma "ash and he residue
equal ln.allmenis At one and two years from
OF SALE with interest secured by dee uIou
property. or all cash at the option Of the purrhAsr
purchases. All conveysncins snd rerording al lur-
chasers cost depOsit Of 100 each properly r.
auired Al time of sale II terms no; COMPLIED
within ten days from dag Of sale the right - r.sN,
10 sell the property the risk aud cOs, u the
ing purchaser or purchasers after anNs notice IN
the Evening star newSpapar
JOSEPH ). DARLINGTON
Trustee. IlO 9Th -. W
THOMAS DOWIING A. son 49, - A..
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Telephone 1890, Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Co., and II, for repairing and renting.
dl5-eo20t
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THos E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate aue,loae.r

TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two Two-sfoRy AND
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDINGS. on -
STREETS NORTHWEST,
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded in If.ser \,
li26, folio go; of land records Of thu D-trff =
Columbia. and = the rrques Of the party rherei,g
secured. We VIII sell ~ public auction, IL front -
ENTH. 1894. At HALF-PAsT FOU X O'clock pm
sub lots os and 90 IN the sub vision of part Of lot
and g. in square 3 as plat In book l0 pasrs lsa
Of the records OF the surveyors once Of said D--
trict. with the improvements above stated.
Terms One-third cash; Of which 100 must a. t.,a
each lot At time of sale, and balan-~ IN Dr.
equal installments i'm six twelve eig nfe~p
for which the notes Of the purchaser b~aring in -f
from day of sale and secured by deed trust on ,F-
erty sold VIII De TAKEN or all cash. option 81 Iar-
chaser. IL terms are not complied with IN ffie-n
days from sale tbs trustees the right e r.
the property st tho risk and cost OF the efsal,i,x
purchaser OF purchasers. An conveyancinr and TO-
cordins viii be a. purcheeer's cost
th W. p q IMISSSssAAAS. Tru-..-L
THos. L wAG0ANAS
fel-o4u Auctions.r.
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CUTICURA kESOLVENT

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
humor remedies, internally, cleanses The blood OF
all impurities and poisonous elements. while CUTI
CCRA. the great skin cure. and CUTICURA SOAP.
exquisite skin pulitzer and beautfer externally.
clear the skin of trace Of disease. Hence the
CUTICURA REMEDIES cure every species oil
itching, burning. scaly and pinply diseases and
humors of the skin. scalp and blood with loss OF
hair from infancy to age from pimples to scrofuia
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Chean DerbieS


On every hand-but none SO cheap-and Sc
good-as ours at SLID
1t HENRY FRANC & SoN. cor. eth and d.
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AsSIcSEEs SsLE Of valuable real estate. I'M
proved ~ lsrgc BRICK house and four frame
hou.es. situated corner % y and mon streets
southwest. Viii Ire sold tomorrow afternoon al
40 % clock b. order OF Thomas N. Fields as
sigrsse. for plat. 9e.. zee the auctioneers, Rat
elise. Darr a C0.-ld~f
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Each year brings It ne v laurels.
Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert OF today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. Q. Office, 437 9th st. NV. ono
door south of Z. d2I-tf
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JOSEPH : DARLINGTON.
THOMAS BOWLING a son
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOT AND BRICK pwFlI-
ING SITUATE on NORTH kIDF OF I'm
STREET BETWEEN HARDWOOD AyFNIf
MD LIE pkoIr PARK ANENJE. is ~
By virtue Of a deed Of recorded in I i.r rs,i
folio 343 Of the land records OF The District u st-
lunbis. and under order OF court passed y,
Equity Cause No B3 800 i the supreme Court q th-
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees vii
, EIEEN1H DAY or FEBRUARY. a. a. ls,Gl AT
HALt-PASI FOUR Ot'LOCk " IN front Il ".
promises. The south ., ct BY the ful Width o,
division Of ,ots three 90 and four "a. bl"ck ,an
(lOl IN lie Droit Park. the said sutli
corded In county book r. pAgs -. the 1fe n thu
surveyor q the District ~ Colunina W the i'm
pruNeinents on sSid Part II lot. fh- having .
front Elm street Of l. feet. aud being No .- IN
said street.
Terms Of sale; one.third Of purchase money 20 b.
paid ia cash. the residue ga equal nstan-nts at one
and two years from day Il sale. for which pir-
CHASER shall give promissury notes hsartmX
nom day OF sac at the rats Of q per cent Icr
pa able semi annually and "a he secured by deed "a
trus on the property sold al cash Option %
the purchaser. deposit 500 be- made when hii
L. accepted. and terms % sale - h.
ten days from day VI sal. reserve rist
to resell At risk ard cost 90 defaultng rurthaS.r
q. n. WILLIAMSON
". T. EDMONSION,, irhsf~fe.
1e2-dSds orioe. 500 9Th Il. NV.
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ECTGRE DAYS.
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auctioneers,
Az $50 PA. AVE. NV.

Az $50 PA. AVE. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE Two-SToRY
AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE. NO. 3l4 L
STREET SOUTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF deed Of trust given 10 and duly
corded In lber No. 1925. folio 20 ct seq. the
land re ords of the District of Columbia and the
request OF the party secured thereby. will sell by
PUBLIC auction in front Of the premises on MONDAY
EdBRUARI TWENTIETH, 1893. AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that certain piece
parcel of land ard premises lying and being in the
city of Washing on District of Columbia TO Wit Lot
numbered twenty-five CD, in the subdivision made
by Wheeler and Thomas. trustees, in equity cause
No 1919. Doc 81. wherein John Cornelius ct ais.
were complainants and John De Vaughn ct ais. de-
PENDANTS Of the real estate mentioned in said cause
being In square NUMBER seven hundred and ninety
nine 49, as recorded in the surveyors Office said
District. in su division book eleven a ID. page
hundred and twelve and one-hah u121<). together
with the improvements, ways. easements and appur
tenances thereto belonging
Terms of sale: Ope-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in equal
at one aud two from the day of sale, with
bearing interest from the day of sale at the rate of
per cent per annum. payable emi-annuslly. and to
be secured oy deed of trust the premises sold or
all cash at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
500 required at time of sale. Terms 10 be complied
with in 10 days from the day sale, otherwise the
trustees the right to resell the property
risk and cost of the defaulns purchaser after days
lishei in Washington. D. c. All conveyancing re-
cording. &c. at purchasers cost
JOHN II. GHEEN.
627 and 629 @ st. n W. I r.
j. WALTER COOKSEY, ir"stees
feS-dGus IA Il NV
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