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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAN-.
or ,NcERY SALE OF yAIu .nI.E RE.l ESTATE
FIRsT AND TMtNrY-.Ec Nd sTRF rs

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and aSsessinen-s raid q dsv z saie
MILAN ;. MILLER. Trustse.
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Needed for the Water Extension.

The Commissioners have ordered that imme-
date steps be taken to acquire for the pur-
poses OF the extension OF the high service
22.74O belonging to Frederick and Margaret
Wetzel. This land is necessary as a
site for the proposed middle service
stand pipe. the middle service force main and
possibly the upper service force main. The
property is located on the new cut road
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Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests, THE STAR
has secured, for the accommodation Of its
patrons, supply OF Columbian Exposition
souvenir half dollar coins, which will be fur
nished at cost price,-one dollar each. Apply
at the counter Of The STAR business ONCE.
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ID ATcLIFFE. pARR : CO, AuCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON n STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH SHEETS NORTHWEST, CORNER OF
ALLEY AND KNOWN As AL.
BY virtue Of Coed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
lY folio 4O6 1t seq. OF the land records for the
District of Columbia and at the Of the
secured thereby. |. the undersigned, suryiv.Lg
trustee. will offer for sa by iuolic auction
o. the premises. TUESDAY, TIVE Tl-EIRST
MARCH. 1899. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ. the following described real estate situate and
being in theritv of Washington. n C.. wit Part of
Original lot q. in square 52 beginning the south
east corner of said o and running thence north
alley 10 feet. thence west 70 feet inches thence
south ITO feet thence east 70 feet hes the
ming. together wit Improvements. g..
Terms: Onefourth cash. the residue in three equal
nstallments az two and three years with interest
at the rate of per annu. payable SeIli-au-
nually ured by deed Of trust te property sold
III cash. al the option OF the purchaser. depus
800 Guon acceptance Of bid II tie terms of sale
are nos complied with within fifteen days from the day
OF the trustee reserves the right resell the
property at the and cost Of the iefautine pur-
chaser after i've DAYS Advertisement Of resale in
some newspaper published in Washington. u. &.
All convsyancing and recording a the cost Of the
purchase. THOMAS A. O. oDNAN.
mhS-G&dbs turviyin= Trustee.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aurt,oneers.
TRGSTEE'S SALE OF NICE THRFE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES
NO; 1904 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE THRFE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN As PREMISES
No; 1904 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
LOT soxa.J TO ALLEY
tenth uJth) day of May. A. d. 1859. and duly re-
corded among the land records he District Of Co
lumOia in liber 1885, folio ;ssl seq. and the
request Of the holder Of the secured thereby /
viii sell at public auction front of the premises gu
SATURDAY the EIGHTEENTH DAY of MARCH
1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all thai
GER ain piece parcel of land and prem
in the city Of Wa hingtoa. District of Columbia
known and DISTINGUISHED and being lot mum hered
ninetyseven Cgs) in Mattinsly and wilson trustees
subdivision o. squsre numbered three hundred and
sixty three 6Il. Plat recorded in i.ber W. b.
M. folio 49, Of the records OF the office
the District of Columbia. together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money to
be paid IN cash and the balance 70 be paid in three
equal nstallnents respectively one and three
years with interest thereon. payable annually
az the rate o. SIX @ per cent per ainu,n until paid
all cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit of
81 70 Will be required az the time OF sale. Terms OF
sale to be complied with fifteen days day OF
SALE otherwise the property will be resold risk
and cost Of defsuting purchaser after 1--WE DAVIS ad
versement in some daily paper published the said
city OF WASHINGTON. d. G.
BBAINARD II. WARNER. Surviving Trustee
mhb-dSds 9l0 q. W.
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Benefits to Agriculture.

The seventy-eighth regular meeting of the
National Geographic Society will be held in the
assembly hall Of the Cosmos Club tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Edwin Willis will speak on
Benefits of Geographic Research to Agricul-
ture"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND DFsIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS At THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NoRTHwEsT. WASHINGTON, d c.
BY virtue Of two certain deeds of from George
II. DYER and wife. dated February -, A. ID. 1872
and recorded the day in Liber No 1857 respect
lively at 70 10 ID - ana at folio ~ sea- the
land records OF the District OF Columbia aud at the
request of the parties secured thereby the under
signed will sell, in front Of the premises. MON
DAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MACH A. d.
1Sss1 AT FOUR CLOCK ?. NJ. lots numbered from
one Cd TO twelve 2l. both inclusive. in r. J. Powell
and George W. Dyer's subdivision OF lots square
mum oered six y-nine tti}D. per plat recorded in
Liber e. H B. folio S9 OF the records OF the office OF
the -veyor of said District.
Terms Of sale: Onethird OF the purchase money in
cash. all cash. at the option of the purchaser and
the balance In TWO equal instslmenTs psyAble in one
and two years from y of sa respectively. with
te-est the rate of er centum Der snnunl payable
semi-annuslly. for which the purchaser shall give
notes secured by deed of trust the property sold
deposit q: SlUO on each lot sod required at time
OF sale If terms Of safe fully comnliea with
within days from date the trustees
the right TO resell at risk and Of defauting pur
chaser All conveyancing. recording. &c. at the
CHAs. G. GLOVER,
ARTHUR I. BRTCE.S trustees
mho-dEds Once NJ Pigs-x 70
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cHAs; G; GLoyEE. rrrs,.s.
ARTHUR I. BRTCES trustees
mho-dkds once 81 RiQvs A 70

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" f RFAL ESTATE, BENG PREMISES AT TIE
STREETS NORTHWEST. AS iMPROyfp BY
BRICK HOUSE AND STABLE AND PREMISES
~ SokIh , SIDE OF y sTR ~ hE a.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia bearing February 20 1893
and passed in Equity Cause No Ia. Ig6, wherein
Henry Z. Courtney is complainant and his sister
Elesn d g. Courtney and Others defendants we
Respective premises. on THUksDAY. THE TwENTY-
THIRD DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1s92 AZ tue hours
here natter named the following described valuable
" AZ HaL f.Igsff FoTR O'CLOCK PM. all of
Serea ve hnndrsd and ssry o on she Tn1nd
pA; or plan Of the city OF IN said District
Of Columbia, together with the improvements
AT FIVE O'CLOCK ON SAME DAY. 10, numbered
numbered ave hundred and sirty-siI S5ss6l on the
ground plat plan OF said CITY, together with the
proyemsnts thereon. consisting OF an old frame
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree; onethird
81 :ns 81 pc u 81 on S
the day Of s.iel and the balance Of the pu-chsse
lively from the day of sale for winch promlssory
notes Of the purchaser purchasers for the re-
ns intsrs.. from the dsy o. s.s anu o. deed
Of trust on each property sold u cash the opt
.s Of al sSd taxes ne up % 70 1 sp sG
at Purchasers In terms Of sale are not
the right resell the risk and cos. of the de-
faulting purchaser purch after DAYS,
previous sdvsru sment In The Evening Star neWs-
WILLIAM J. MILLER.
4a6 Louisiana ave.. -
RANDALL HA0NER. Aruseeee.
THos. Z wAeoANAN. xacs. nhsdsas
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Chaplain stephen Of the Joliet, H., peniten-
tiary will allow only Lutherans and Catholics to
teach in the prison Sunday schools. He will
contrary.
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NEuRALGIC headache promptly cured py
Bruno Settler. Trial bottle l0c.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
NEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctionee-. i4ll G s..

TRUSTEES SALE OF FouR. Ne Ply COW
PLETFD Brick Dwellings, SITUATE on
FEST s ASp TaisIs STfEErs N 10 IN ST ST.
BY virtue OF certain dec ., trs'. dtsa AIrii T.
seq, Of ,he Land cords OF he D'stric q GO
lninos. and at the rcCUest Q; the parry secured
TTfsbAY MaRc 6GR Il = 8 iSF ID is on n
deserted real es:ste in the citv OF wSsh,as
ton. Dssrct of Columbia 70 WIT Lots iou,:sep l4l.
walter and Others, snsdvision OF rsrs Q. sausre
Division /. record IN the 70. oea Of s SUB
veyor of tie District OF Columbia in boos Is.
At the northwes, corner said lot iour5een 4' and
rnnninS thence nDrssestS.rdiy sons TIE line 2;
ca 2l-lOo feet. thence esstw.rdlv 400 ices The
Is frTsi s a. n to aSs lie psSe
besinning. together with the improvements all OF
incunbrsnce of record securns two noes aTEreSat-
sale
cash and the balance in two equal nsta ents in
and two years. Respectively with interest =; cent
notes and usual deed % trust on ths Tro
sss snS 8 % ess a int as ., 90 sale s-
of sale fully complied with within twenty days
at risk and cost Of detauitins plrchsser Ali convey
'H'ns rs'0raF tasSSC aEf brvaI trustee
i IL Sfies so5 5 s.s St
GSi. MARSH sEyfSTEESTH: same hour and
place. W. CLARENCE DIV ALL r,,...z
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR Co, AUcrIONEERs.
~ go PA AVE. NV.
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF SHARES OF STOCK By
On FRIDAY. M.k hSGI TRSrH,. 1898 AT ONE
O'CLOCK p. M. will sell hv public auction at he
auction rooms of RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUC-
TONERS, g,0PA- AVE. NV
10 shares stock Wards Dairy Company Of the d. C.
20 shares stock Quitman Lumber Co. of Ga
p >hsres stock Baltimore Bldg. and Loan Assn.
% shares stock American Safety Envelope Co.
2ceEtihcates Mysterious Club. Washington. ID. c.
TERMS CASH.
s. sH +. TTsSsINs Assisnees.
RADCLIFFE. DARR Co. Auc;s mhl-dsdbs
H-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY, MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1888 at same
hour and place.
WI. McNEIR, ..
s. L. THOMAS.S AssisneeS-
mhQ-dHdhs
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

hFFIcIAI.--DE OF STATE. WASH-
~ inEtu4l. ID. e. March Il. lScl-Informntion has
bee received at this department from NJ. Julius
bols, l9t. the consul general of Al. niiad
ut vienna Austria 81 the u-afh the Ianu-
AIRY. 1893. al Vienna. Il vi h-lIuins N-hl-r fe-
dispatch No. 2Ss Dated February - lSs3 IL
OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District 81 Columbia. Washington. March q.
iS.Ei-lo all whom u may concern: Ia having
been represented To the mi-sun-s II the Di-trlcs
o. Columbia that the iol. named water Inains
are necessary toy the public ssie;y coIf1rt
and health. under cubic No. 1nl ar
proved June a. lSss. Wa.e- main 10
10 assessed t.refur the commissioners HEREBY give
notice that they wi receive onj-tinns "a the
structin Of tie said works fro,n all parties Interested
una. IN ELL OCL OK VI. on Mach ElGH-
united in writing: Laying water aims
OF the Eng n-er ComIniss oner. Hoanoks
and Irving streets tcountyD b-tw..n eth aud
18th end nru vain
on Il street extended and Mhiin-v a along
9Th street extende snd HI n-y the grounds
Of the United sta1es soldiers Hpfu.. slre..f,
from 3.th to 's3tn street. aud 36sh strt-i W
street to U street northwest. on "a street
between l. and NJ hort east On
l4th street between aud streets nortl-
east aud on Tennessee avenue between n and "
streets northeast alley ~ .sSl h-tw--n vir-
slnia avenue ID street I'd and 81 streets south
west; on OREGON avenue batWeeu isf street NJ New
Hampsh Re avenue no invest; on Kenyon ~tr.sf lsr
tween 18th aud 4th streets Northwest j. W. lfiS~.
N. NJ PAEhLR. W. L. kOsSELI. Commis-lone-s
DC. mhll-jt
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T. II. H. YOUNG. clerk n the circuit court OF Alex
andrta county. Va. - certify that James r Clements
and {. r Nj oil omSi~Sione-~. have executed bond
IN the penalty o: $40 600. conditioned for faith
full performance Of their duties commissioner IN
said cause and IN accordance with decree therein.
Given under my hand on this 18th day Of February.
lSsEs. n n YOUNG
fe31-its c'srk
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AJCrIoNFERs.
~ .rsO PA AVE y W

THIETFEN BUu DING LOTS on RoSFDaIE
STREEr ~ TIL SUBDIVISION OF EoSE-
DALI, IMPROVED BY SEWN TwO-STOEY
FkAML DWELLINGS,. b MOTION.
on WEDNESDAY. MAkCU. TWENTY SECOND.
1898. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, We
will sell in trnns ostAe premises:
LOTS - %, "a p. ii. -. -. ~ 10. 81. y. -
and "a, Biork No. -.
In the subdivision Eoseaa AZ the eastern terminus
OF the ii street and the MARYLAND avenue and Il
street herdcs with tie lmp-av 'iaents. These lots
are provided vita ten-fOot alley and a nGty-foot
street.
Terms OF sale; onethird cash, baiSnce in one and
two years frc,E the day 81 ale secured hv
deed Of trust the premises snl notes az
the purchase or purchasers bearing q p-r
or all cash. al the oDtiOn OF the purchase
or purchasers. A deposit each lot Of So
required at the time al sale. Terms to lie corrl.d
with IN fifteen "a from the dav sale, othe-
the right to resell az the risk sad de.aultinC
purchaser Is reserved All cony-ysnrinz. r4-ordins
&c. at the cost Of the purchaser or purchasers.
RATCllETE, DAER X Co,
al Aa4s44s
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UCTION SALE OF UNREDFrNFD PLEDGES
N +. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctionaer.
l will sell. At Public auction a; No 1O03 street
northwest. MARCH SEVENTEENTH. at HALF
PAST SIX ?. W.. all goods on which interest remains
unpaid contracted consisting OF Gold. silver and
Metal Watches, Clocks. Chains. Charms, Bracelets.
Rings !eweiry of all Kinds; Diamonds. Clothing.
REN JOHNSON. HENRY Il. GROCE. Treasurer.
mi
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vALUABLE IMPRoyED PROPERTY. No SIS b
STREET \OE1HEAST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH TwENTI-SECoND.
at HALF-PASI -FOUR Z. NJ. will sell. in front If
The premises. lot - in square No. 81 fronting
10 1OlO0 feet on the south side Of street Ivy depth
OF q. fees To an alley. improved nv a three-story
and basement brick dwelling containing twelve
rooms bath. water and al modern Improvements.
being No. 5l!D b street northeast
Terms OF sac: One-thira cash. balance and two
years with interes secured by deed OF the
property or al cash. a. tie option Of purchaser.
deposlt OF = 90 required AT the time Of sale. Con-
veyancing and reco ding AZ cost Of purchaser.
NH THOMAS A
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r ATcLIFFE. Darn & GO; ATcTIoNEERs,
~ G0PENNA AVE NV.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CAFE AND HOTEL.
l1i1 1+TH STREET NORTHWEST.
(SOUTHEAST COR. 14TH AND Q STREETS).
BY AUCTION.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH SEVENTEENTH,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. VI.
This furniture. which is almost new. consists in
part OF:
ELEGANT OAK HIGH BACK DINING CHAIRS.
OAK SIDEBoARD, DINING TABLES, HAT RACKS,
SEXTON RANGES, SHOW CASES Sc. &c
HOTEL.
PARLOR SUITES IN TAPE~TRY AND PLUSH
UPHOL.sTERING. ELEGANT OAK AND CHERRY
FOLDING BEDS. wELI-MADE OAK CHAMBER
SUITES, WITH CHEyAL AND OTHER Glasses.
FANCY CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. FANCY TABLES.
M4AATTRESSES. PoRTIERES. TOILET WARE.
HEATING STOVE. &C.
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS THROUGH
CHT TH6 HOUSE ALL IN FIkST-CLAss
PARLOR. Halls. STAIRS AND CHAMBERS.
here.
To thi. sale invite the attention Of private buy
ers and dealers
DATE: MARCH II. PLACE: l4TH AND Q NV.
TIME: 10 A. NJ. 4TH ST. CABLE PASSES THE
DOOR
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO..
mh13-dkdbs Auctioneers-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE ELY
piano maker. tuner and r-parer. .2l l2th ct
sw :; workshop in the rear. organs tuned and re-
paired. fegsO-lms
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
ton. d. c., September 80, 1S93.-Sealed pro-
posals lin duplicated will be received at the De
partment Of the Interior until SATURDAY Tn.
FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1923 AT
ONE O'CLOCK M. for the erection at the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane, near this city
Of two buildings for ''epilcptic PATIENTS" In ac.
at the hospital. certified check for 3 Der cent
of the amount bid must accompany each pro-
posal. The department reserves the right 10
waive any defects and TO reject any and all bids
Contract will be awarded only to regular build.
Ing contractors or carpenters. VIM. II. SIMS,
Acting Secretary. oc2.47a&I2
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND SETTING
a Steam Heating Apparatus for the Bows Reform
School Building, Bladensburg Road.-Ofhce Of the
1s93-Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON ON OCTO-
Der FOURTH, 1898, for constructing n steam
heating apparatus. Blank forms OF proposals ard
specicat iOns together with all necessary informa-
ton, be obtained upon application therefor at
trict Of Columbia, aud only bids upon these firms
will be considered. The right Is reserved to re-
jcct any and all bids. ]. W. ROSS, NJ. VI PAR
KER. CHAS. r. POWELL, Commissioners, d. C..
se27-8t
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND
setting the cut-face granite work for The base
ment story Of the pew gallery building for the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art, according to plans and
specifca tions prepared by Ernest F1agg. archi-
tect, will be received at the Office of the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art until y, MONDAY OCTOBER
and specifications can be had at the gallery Of
Ernest Flagg, architect, 81 Broad street New
York. The right IL reserved to reject any or all
bids. sa2o-10
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WHITE HOUSE CRANKs,
Both Have Been IdentfAed ana BotS
Are Crazy.

The White House crank who gave bis
name as Joseph Washington proves to be
Joseph Gantz. a resident of Tacony. a SUBJ
urD OF Phlladelphia- He has been missing
IRON his home since Wednesday. 1t was
Thursday morning that he visited the
White House and wanted TO assume the
duties OF the chief executive and the same
day he found his way to the Police Court
ana then To the workhouse. Yesterday
morning Inspector Hollinberger received a
telegram from the unfortunate mans
brother telling of his disappearance, and
the message was telephoned TO Intendapt
stoutenburg of the Washington Asylum
A few minutes later this Official visited
the mans cell 10 See il Identification were
possible. Before his arrival the prisoner
had been wearing s. and 81 bills on his coat,
and to fellow prisoner he gave half of one
OF the notes and put the other half in his
mouth.
About six inches of his trouser legs had
disappeared during the night, and his sx-
PLANTATION was that he had been In q
blow"
Having engaged in conversation with the
occupant of the cell a few minutes. Mr..
Stoutenburg yentured the remark: Your
name given in court does not tally with the
name on Your shirt"
There's no name on my shirt" was his
quick response.
oh. yes. there is" added Mr. stoutsn-
burg. Il saw it,
Where is it?'
Here it is" was the intendant's re-
Spouse. pulling up the prisoners shirt.
That makes no difference" said Gant&
Il stole this shirt"
Then Mr.. Stoutenburg wanted TO get from
him what papers ne had. and for that pur-
pose he volunteered to take any message he
had to the President
You might take this shirt over and have
it washed" said the crank. that's the only
message i want to send"
His name was on his shirt leaving no
doubt concerning the mans Identity. He
will probably be turned over to his brother.
Another Crank.
Saturday night another crank appeared
at the White House and created little sx-
element Gottleib Spiller or Spiegel In his
name, and he belongs in New York When
he called at the Executive Mansion be IN
sisted on getting in 10 See the President.
His mission was TO make . Mason of the
President and failing in this he made
known his claim against the government
Tor enough money TO purchase all the land
in several states. The prisoner Is q native
Of Germany. but has lived in New York.
1t is said that he was confined IN an any,
lum in that state for some time. The pr1s-
oner has no friends here 30 Tar as u known
and he wiz probably be sent 70 the asylnn.
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Wants the Money.

Alfred Cranden of Pine Plains. N H.s
Saturday filed a bill In equity against su-
sannah A Crandell, administrators OF the
estate of Germond Cranden and the Ma
tional Metropolitan Bank. The bill alleges
that Germond Crandell was a brother or
the complainant and to him the latter. at
different times intrusted considerable
money for investment The account was
kept at the National Metropolitan Bank In
the name of ALFRED Crandell, or q. Gram
dell. trustee But since the death OF Ger
mond Cranden and the appointment Of his
wife as Administrative the bank has re-
fused to pay the money 10 Alfred crandsh.
There is one note for $1,000. which was re-
Gently paid. and another for 8. 500 soon TO
become due. and the complainant seeks TO
gain possession OF these. as well as the
small cash balance alleged TO belong to
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE
Corner LIST and s NV. 800 foot.
Corner LIST and NV. 90 foot
Corner Sef SSrt 6. Gapit0i and NV. 800 foot
s. bet. n. Capitol and LIST NV. 75c foot.
7, ,b bet; n. Capitol and Ist nv; CSC; foot;
St. bet. 10th and i7th NV. only AIS.
.ssS 8 near Cap Go lots p SIS nd Is 81 st.
FOR sHE--2s5- 2s7 3D. ST. s. W.. TWO TWO
story bricks; 2 onestory frames IN rear; price,
500; one.third cash, bal. and u months.
$500; ope-third cash. bal. 8 and IL months. 3.
LEONARD. $50 a. st. s.w. seoo-st'
FOR SALE-sOUTH BROoKLAND, ONE sQU ARE
cor. 14th and Elnpori SITS: lots. asIias Il
each running back to loft. alley.
seso-st' A S. CAIwooD, sss 9TH iI St. NV WV
SeSc ookSERs e q I4fH A 81 EA ME 9
and or RSS
KER & son. 1905 r ST. se30-3t
FOR SALEM ROCK CREEK CEMEiERY-rwo
S W sh5 r. Sh'Ess Si SsE
18th and G sts NV. se293t
FOR sALE-I HAVE FEW LOTS LEFT IN
East Deanewood, ID. c., which l will sell at SIS
each on easy payments of IS per month; los lots
sold in East bcsneWood during past 90 days: c,
2. and + SITS ne. extended run through East
Deanewood which is in the District. and only
S1R miles from Capitol building; streets 30
feet wide and conform to city streets; all lots
run back to an alley from IL to 20 feet in width;
East Deanewood is a line. level tract of land; St
feet elevation; pure water; healthy location;
Communication fare only o4 cents to 9TH st. depot.
Should purchaser of of my lots die before all
instaments are paid will deed lot to purchaser 9
heirs or assigns in fee simple.
Any desiring to see East Deanewood Will be
driven out free IL they will cut out this adyer-
tisement and bring to my Office.
se2S6t Z. NJ. PINE, 1870 St NV.
FOR SALE EAST FRONT LOT. WITH TWO
party walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
sts.; very easy terms; q rare chance to build
q horne OWNER. 10 9th st. seo-lme