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FITCH. rOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
14O6 q st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE At THE CORNER OF TiiiR-
TEETH AND STREETS, WEST WASHING
TON, ID. G.
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date
December "a. 1892, and recorded in I.iber No
lu2 folio 2e9 ct seq, Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. We will sell, at public
auction. In front Of the premises. on MONDAY
OCTOBER FIRST. AID. 1894. AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
estate situate In the city of Georgeown District OF
Columbia. to wit: Part OF lots numbered sixty four
Wb and sixty-five t63,. in square numbered sixty
three G3) Beall's addition to Georgetown bernniny
Tor the same at the southeast corner of said lot
line OF Gay NOW M street sixty five 1857 feet;
thence east sixty-fve i5, feet TO the west line of
washington NOW 3Oth) street and thence south on
san west line to the beginning. improved by
tiree-story brick store and dwelling
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money
ana expenses OF sale TO he paid in cash. balance in
one and two years. with interest at the rate az six
per cent per annnm. payable semi annually Sc
cured ny deed OF trust on the property sold or nj,
cnsn NJ the option OF the purchaser A denosit
OF 500 required at time Of sale. Terms of sale
10 be complied with within Ten DAYS or The nrnn-
erty VIII be resold at the fisk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser. All ronvcyaneng at ppr
chasers cost " P''
CHARLES ]. BELL.
WALTER HTESTON
r,->-c.>..o~- $780, Trustees
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers. seIo-eots
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT HANDSOME EEs-
IlENCE, No. 1s0s STREET NORTH WEST
BETNEE 18TH AND 18TH STREETS. CDN-
TANNING ABOUT TWENTY ROOMS, AND
:, ALI. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Ivy Virtue OF a deed OF trust, recorded in the
ia1d rc,.rds OF the District Of Columbia in Liber
No. lit9. folio -. Ct sr,l., TO Francis b. Mohun
deceased, and John J. johnson. Ms iont tenants,
because IN default in H.! meut of the debt thereby
secured, and In the Payment OF ta,cs, ard at the
john j., johnson. as tie said surviving trustee,
wiz sen az Pablo auction. In front Of the prem
ises, on SATi RDAN. the TWENTI-SECOND DAY
OF SElTEMBER, 1894, at HAIF-PASr Pot,
tat. situate and lying in the city Of Washington.
District OF Columbia. nainely: All that part of
original lot numbered fifteen us, in square MINI
tcr.d one hundred and forty one dIll, Described
rs follows, viz: Beginnin: on the south lin. OF
ii street north one hundred ,losp feet west from
the northeast corner of said square, and running
tEence west on said line twenty 10, feet, thenc,
south one hundred and four con feet six al,
one hundred and four uoil feet six t6D inches 20
Inc beSiiIning. Subject. Nevertheless. to a deed OF
trust 70 Mallon Ashford AID Adds II. Browne
u''.d March D. lS.D, securing payment OF Sl3.uop
10 Tie American Security aad Trast Company with
interest IRON September 3, iS.,4. Said real estate
- improved 10y the above mentioned dwelling.
leriis OF sale: 5000 cash and the assumu; ion
0. etofe decd OF trust ty the purchaser. and the
the note Of the purchaser, with interest from day
OF sale. secured said real estate. will lie taken
All roD'c.anciil and recording at the cost OF fh..
purchaser. a deposit OF $500 will he required at
cuianiisd with within fifteen DAYS from dar of
sale the trustee reserves the right TO resell said
fropcri. at public auction. after five DAYS pre-
.ous advertisement. at the risk and cost Of the
JOHN J. JOHNSON. Trustee
eeo7uNus No. $50 ~. ST.
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DAMAGES AGAINST X. OF l..

a baltimore Assembly Must Pay for
Having "a Man Discharged.
A notable case was decided in a Balti-
more court yesterday. George w. Lucke
was given verdict for s.. 500 damages In
the court Of common pleas in his suit
against Clothing Cutters and Trimmers'
Assembly, No. 1907. X. of L., for causing
his discharge from the New York Clothing
House, as recently described in The Star
1t was the second trial of the case, and is
said to be the first time a verdict has been
rendered In the United States against a
labor organization for interfering to pre-
vent the employment OF non-union men.
The case has attracted attention all over
the country. and it is thought that as a
precedent 1t will serve to establish the law
in similar actions
MI Lucke Is customs cutter and in
August, 1891, he secured employment with
the New York Clothing House, In BaIti-
more. he was not member of the union
and was discharged February ~, 1872, in
consequence of a letter received by Rosen-
1eld Brothers, proprietors of the New York
CiothinS House, from the Cutters and
Trimmers' Assembly The letter stated
that unless Lucke was discharged all labor
oIsahiZItions would be notified that the
New York Clothing House was a non-union
one While objection was being made to
his employment Mr.. Lucke expressed his
Willingness to JOIN the union, and gave his
name to one of the members for this mr.
pose. 1t was alleged that his applica ton
for membership was rejected because q
great many members of the union were out
of employment.
When the case was first tried in the
superior court, II was taken from the Jury
but the court of appeals granted a new
trial, while affirming the Judgment of the
lower court in favor of the union. For the
second trial 1t was removed to the court of
common pleas.
The second trial was commenced Friday
the evidence being about the same as in the
first trial. Ex-Governor Wbyte, counsel
Tor the assembly, contendcd that Mr.
LCcke did not comply with the necessary
requirements In order to become a member
OF the union, and that 1t was a fair con-
tract that union men and their friends
would deal with the clothing house If union
workmen were employed there
William l.. Marbury. the district attorney
and William l.. Hodge counsel for Mr.
Lucke, offered four prayers for instructions
TO the Jury, all of which were granted by
the court. In them it was claimed that
Mr.. Lucke was entitled to recover if 1t was
found that the letter written by the union
TO MIR. Lucke's employers caused his dis
Charge The first prayer of the defense
based on the theory that Mr. Lucke was
discharged In consequence of the agreement
OF his employers to employ only union men.
was rejected. The second prayer of the de-
tense, that Mr. Lucke was not entitled to
recover unless his discharge was caused by
intimidation, was granted.
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DUNCANsON BROS. AUCrIoNEEES

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE BRICK pwri. =
ms. SITUATE NUMBERS .I5, 1l1 AMI .iu
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF three certain deeds of trr.st 10 us
each beaiin. date Apil ~ ls:r and duly r,,Ir,isi
May J.. 1855, In LiUcr lS.G. fo!ios Al is and "a
respectively Of the land records of TN. pisi,irf
OF Columbia, and at the. Request of IN. narty 49,.
sell, at pGhic auction. IN front Of the resin,tiya
premises, Oh TUESDAY, THE SECOND DAY oF
OCTOBER. A. d. lSJi All UAIF-P.ST Et; A,
Cl.bCh I'M, the follGwin; described uicc.-s or
parcels of re, estate and premises situate ia the
.iy OF Washington. District of Columbia ana
Known ana a"sigintcd rs lots 81, 81 and -; in
Darn"lli" saDdi: is!on Of original lot l. In square
:,S-, as SAD subdivision Is recorded in the o,, OF
the surveyor OF the District of Columbia ia G.-.k
OF 100. feet on 11th street northeast. 10y a depth
OF - feet. and each improved Icy a ucy brink
dwelling. Earh lot, with its Improvements, VIII
bc sold separately.
Terms OF sale In respect Of each ot the said
lots, one-th:Td OF the Purchase money g. 10 be
paid in cash, AMI the iaiaIcc IA two cEaal In
st2liacuts. payable In and two years. with
the day Of sale, payable scni-annaa,l!. Secured
Icy deed of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash, 1T the o!iion Of the purchaser. deposit
OF 500 VIII he required Of the purchaser un each
lot at time of sale. All ve,ancinc, recording
and notarai fees at the cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to Ice complied with within ten days from
day of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property Ia c.fanlt al the risk
WILLIAM L. EDsIoNSroy.
CONSTANTINE II. WILLIAMSON,
Trustees
NATHANIEL WILSON.
Attorney for party secured. selS-aSds
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BROOkLAND.

On account of the entertainment and ex-
hibition of dissolvirs views of travel in the
town hall this evening the cottage prayer
meeting of the NJ. E. congregation will be
held tomorrow CThursday) evening at the
residence of r. Stanley Wolfe, on Michigan
avenue.
Rev. J. T. Grove. rector Of ST. Clements
p f. Mission, held services at the Soldiers
Home chapel again this week in place of
Rev. Mr.. Back, the venerable rector of
Rock Creek church.
Two gangs of meE are at work on the
Icns contemplated Improvement of 18th
street in its extent through Brooxland. AS
this street is to be brought to the estab-
lished grade of the city il will be a great
satisfaction to property owners on the hills
and in the valleys to know just how their
land is situated in regard 10 the street level
Mrs Mary Fitzgerald and Miss Mary
Bowling have returned to Brookland after a
long and pleasant visit to Stluaton Va
Mrs. George L. Erdman of University
Heights is recovering from her recent seri-
Gus Illness.
Richard AMI srifton Daniels have returned
from TariTville. Conn. where they spent a
large portion Of the summer.
Mrs +. T. Howe and Miss Marie Howe of
university Heights are home again from
their pleasant sojourn AT Old Point Comfo.t
Norfolk and vicinity.
Mr. \. b. Malone and Mr. L. Il. C,sscll
started Tor New York city yesterday
A meeting YVES held in the baptist church
On Monlay evening and plans pronulga. ed
Tor n social reception to be given bv tie
Queenstown Il. Y. l.. t. early in October
Inc session of Mr.. f. Ernest Ciss.lrs
class viii this week be held on Friday even
ing at the meme of Miss Beulah Gudgir in
University Heights
Mr. Lewis Byrnes has the houses of Mr.
Donovan on 18th street near Fort well i'm
course or construction, 50 that thew will ha
ready for occupancy In the late autumn
Little Marie Neuman. who was 50 sev.ra-
~ burned by having her clothing ignited by
a match some time ago, is now resting more
comfortably. and her wounds are Realm,
During the hot weather the suffc~i;,as OF
the little girl were intense
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- l4l1 st. NV.
EDWARD ii. THOMAS Trustee.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT Trustee ""'
ga1

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT
N0ETIIWEST CORNER OF TWELFTH AND
STREETS NOK1llWESf, IMPROVED BIZ 4
SMALL FRAME IIUISE No. l.a'i D: STREET
WITH SHOP IN REAR. lot Is 20 FEET ~
INCHES Bl 40 FEET 10 1o-FUur ALLY.
trustees. under and 10y virtue OF a decree, passed
June 81. 1891 IA pending in the SuIrc :le
Court of the District OF Columbia wherein Rosetta
Alexander Is complain ant. and Beverly Il. Lc.,ios
ct al. defendants, known as Equity Cause No.
1851 will, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER; TWENTY
PM sell, AT public aucticn in front OF the prem
Uses, all that certain parcel of lard. situate In
the city of Washington in the District OF Column
bia, described follows. to wit: Part OF lot one
a., in X. a. Iaccy's subdivision of square two
hundred and seycnty-SiX t216p. recorded in the
W. f., page los, beginning at the southeast corner
of said lot and square; theEce along line OF X
street twenty feet one and oncIalf co feet II,
inches inches: thei.ce north severity i10l feet:
thence east twenty feet and onc-half GO feet
~ inches inches thence south along lire Of i'm
the improvements, consisting Of cid two-story
frame dwelling and work shop in tho rear
Terms of sale, prescribed by said decree: One
third of purchase money In cash. lalance In equal
installments, ut one and two years, secured 10y
purchasers notes, bearing interest, and deed Of
option. Deposit Of hundred and fifty tSIa0,
dollars required at tine OF sale. Terms of sale
to he complied with in ten days after day of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right re-
advertise and resell, at cost and risk OF defauing
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON, Trustee.
JAS H. MER1wErHEn, trustee rus rev."
THos. BOWLING CO.. Auctioneers. sci:
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KENSINGTON.

Mrs. Mary Fawcett and children are visit
ing friends in Washington.
Miss Louise Rady of Michigan is the guest
of Mrs. w. w. Eldridge.
John t. Freeman and family, who have
res ided here during the summer, returned to
Washin yton yesterday.
Mrs. j. Howard Fishback left yesterday
for an extended visit to Virden, ILL.,
w. L. Hutchinson of Washington has
leased the house owned by Emory Baxter
on Fawcett avenue. and, with his family,
VIII take possession about the Goth instant
Mrs. Frank p. Libbey has returned from
visit to West Virginia
MIS-. Duvall of Gaithersburg has been
visiting Mrs. r. NJ. Moore.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner Of 9th and n sfreefs

In effect June "a isas
1890 AN. PESNsYLy1Nix LIMITED. -runma,
dianapOiis Cleveland and Toledo Buffet Parior
1850 AM FAsSr LINE.-rullman Buffet parlor
Car 10 Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars Har-
BIS I'M. diIcsGo AND ST. LOUIS ExrREssS
Ing and ba at Carl oF Gar e ms to & s
7iS f %Fr,l a1 Fxr RessO Palma, o
ing ing Gar TO Chicago. and Harrisburg TO Cleveland
7:lo PM. sol THwFsTERN ENTREES. -PuIlma,
Sleeping and Dining Cars to st. Louis. aud Sleep
10 ga = HMarriS srs to G Ii,,ns
NJ, 80 an. for Kane Canandaigua Rochc-tcr and
s 100 an for Elmira aud Remove daily. except
I'm I, r% ,Mili1amSport daily: 5;i5 pm.
ana ana Niagara Fails daily. except Saturday, with
Sleeping sepa Car Washington to Ilo,hcster
Bnilao daily and Niagara Falls daily. e1ccrt sat-
a arday; with Shipping Car Washington 10 EmTa,
For F6iGIsSg$is; Iost Sas a. ;s @'i East
Tor Cars viii Diae Gar h f1nn a. ,m al Par ar
New YORK daily; for Philadelphia week .lays 10.
,i iS9 D lg Catl 300. a:4e DINING Carr and
c ea& p 80 P fioo on ;SSndsy 20 Dining
40 1000 and i IS pm For rhiladp iis S onS..
Fast Express. 80 am. week days. Eapress 2s6i
For Boston without change. 5.5O an week day.
,J Fss hf l si P !; 20 100 IA eS s
900 Limited. 4:2o, $50, $40 6:l4. 7:iO. I00o
Io:to ll;l5 and II :35 pm. ON Sunday. 5:s
1865. 900. 9-oa. 1890. ii.oo am. is:ia, lis.
2:Ol, BIS ti.0o Limited 4:20. $40. O:il 1:lO.
For pope's Greek Line. 7:ao a.rA and i:ss ON.
daily, except Sun,lay.
For Annapolis. 7:ao 900 and II:so an. and
40 pm; daily. except sunday Sundays. 500 a.
m ard 3:2o pm.
Atlantic ccas Line Express for Richmond, Jack
sonyille and Tampa. 400 am. $50 pm. duly.
Rlshuond and Atlanta. $50 p.ui. daily. uichmon1
Accommodation for QuanticO. 7:4s am. daily.
and A:25 pm. week days.
For Alexandria. 4:ao, o.ss. 7.4s. $40. s:45.
1927. II 20 am. 1880. l:40. 3:2o AIS, 5.oO.
5:S.. G:l5. SOC. iO.05 and ii so pm GA 50 a,iay
at 4;3e. s:iS. S:4S 2:i5 6:i5. sea and 1905
I-m.
Leave Alexandria fof Washington Cos 6:4s,
Z 900. 500, a;io, lO;Ia, l0::s am. 100 2:l5.
S:S S2s 500 30, 6:i3 700. 1:20. 3:i5, 1882
and li:us PIN. On Sunday at 6.43 a:lO io.2s q.
m. 2:l5. 6:30. 800. go. o:I5 and 1882 hm.
Ticket Offices. northeast of 18th ttrect and
nennsylyania avenue, and the station, 9Th aud
Is streets. where orders be left for the check
ig OF baggage TO destination from hotels aud resi-.
s. NJ. PROVOST J. r. WOOD.
=. Ceferal Manager. Genl lass. Agt.
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FUTURE DAYS.
RATcLIFFE, DARR & CO. AucrIoyEEl.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMpROVED REAL ESTATE, on
SOuTH CAPITOL. ID AND CANAL STREETS
DELAWARE AVENUE AND SOUTH CAPITOL
STREETS SOUTHwEsT.
BY virtue of deed of trust given to us, and
duly recorded in Liber No $780, folio 1873 Sell,
one of the land records of the District of Column
b.a, and at the request Of the party secur"d
THE SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. 1894.
lowing described land and premises situate in the
city Of Washington District Of Columbia AMI des-
ishated as part of square six hundred AMI thirty
nine V39l, beginning for the same at he northwest
corner of said square, being the Intersection of
south u and Canal streets and running thence east
wardly along the line OF South ID street two hun
dred and SIXTY three and eigh, tenths f263 S. feet TO
south Capitol street. thence south along South Cap
itol street seventy-thise and four hunfired,hs
73.4} feet; thence west at right angles with South
Capitol street one hundred and eighty and forty
fve-humretlths Qs64o) feet Canal street: hence
along tie line Of Canal street one hundred and six
and forty nnc-hundredls dO6 49) feet to the place
Of beginning containing 16517Ia square feet and
being parts of lots two (2) and three ,2l I'm said
square, together with the improvements consisting
OF brick dwelling, known as No. 40l South Cap
itO street southwest, with frame stables az sheds
immediately thereafter We will offer for sale at
public auction, in front OF the premises, let nine
Part OF square number six hundred and thirty line
GFN will he sold subject to an incumbrance of
5000 and interest. Said incnmbrance is payahle
in five Is, years from January IL 1857 bearing in
terast at the rate of per cent per annunl, BAY
premises. said trust being recorded I'm liner Se
LIB. at folio % ct seq one of the land records of
the District of Columbia.
Lot nine C9,. square 637. will be sold subject TO
an REMEMBRANCE of $4,000 and interest 81; id in
cumhrince beng payable in years from Nav 81
1880. With interest at tine rate Of Der cent Der
aunuun, T. yahe semi annually and secured ly decd
of trust. recorded Ia liber No. liS9 ut folio 6 ct
seq. one of the land records Of the District of Co.
umbia
Terms Of sale On each piece. onc-third of the
purchase money TO be paid In cash: the residue i'm
Two fror
day OF sale, the deferred payments lie secured hy
a deed Of trust on the property sold and 10 hear
interest from the day of sale at the rate of q Der
cent per annrm until paid, payable semi annuaiiy.
or an cash: Mt the option of the purchaser A de.
post or SEQ on each piece will be required when
the PROPERTY is knocked down Terms of sale 10 hc
complied with within fifteen days from tie day of
saIe otherwlse the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of IN, do
iaultins purchaser All cOnveyancing re, orlnr
&c., at the cost of the purchaser.
WM r. WOODWARD Trustee
sei9-h&is LEWIS uOi,EI,AN AIl,i, ,r..s...
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DESIRABLE HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WrrIJ
LARGE FRONT AND BACK YARDS 1877
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHEAST:
NEARLY NEW, WITH ALI, MODERN IN.
IRONEMENTS. GOOD CHANCE FOR IN
VESTMENT OR TO SECURE A HOME
BY virtue of deed OF trust given to lis and
duly recorded in Liber 1890. folio 10 the under
signed trustees will offer for sale. at public auc-
ton, III front Of the premises. on FRIDAY, SEP
TEN Der TWENTY EIGHTH. 1894. at HAIF-PASr
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sub lot go, I'm square I23
together with the Improvements. consisting of a
good brick hOus. of eight rooms
Terms: third cash, the residue I'm one and
two years. with per cent incrrs.. all cash at
the option of the PURCHASER. Deposit cf 500 te-
Qured at time Of sale.
FRANK L. BROWNING,
fl6 9th ST. NV,
JOHN s. SVDEiISTEUT
81 L :. n.w,
sells dNV Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIONEERs
6l2 st. NV.

IRG Hyi SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SEAL ~. ,HSTAiE. Known AS NUMBER 2i22
by virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date July
S.o 1871, ana daly recorded in Iiber 1924 folio
s OF Columbia and ~ the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the Undersigned trustees will sell
In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, SEprENREt
u dWEHra EPMfir is4a; at IALFPAsr FOUR
of lot numbered one hundred and tys,ven -,
IN joseph FRA hers Subdivision of Mt: Pleasant as
recorded In Liber Levy Court 2 folio % M the
surveyors office Of the District of Coiu,nbio be-
ginnlng for the sanre ut the northeast corner OF
said lot, running thence south along the line of
Eighth street EXTENDED twenty I2,D feet: thcpcc
YVES, one hundred and eleven ulD feet and ten
10, Inches; thence north twenty (2O) feet and
thence east one hundrsd and eleven 0lI feet and
ten 90, inches. to place of beginning
Terms: oDe-third cash, balance in ono md two
years. with interest AT six per cent and secured
by 4 deed Of trust upon the property, or all cash
at the purchasers option. All conyeyanciny and
recording at purchasers cost. 500 deposit re-
quired time of sale.
IVORY q. KIMBALI. Trustee
se17-eo&ds W. ti.ANENt'E DI'VAII TrIstee
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FALLS CHURCH.

When in Brooklyn last week Mr.. w. VI
Nowian learned that the pulpit Bible of the
Old Episcopal Church of this town. which
YVES taken away during tn war, is now
In possession Of Barbara Fritchie Post, G..
a H., OF Green Point. y. Y, having been
presented to the post by a minister vino
purchased IL from n sollier during the
war.
E. j. Lewis having engaged in business in
the city has rendered his resignation as a
member of the town council and the va
Gancy Will be filed at the next meeting
of the council.
Dorias Varco of New York has purchased
two lots, containing 23-i acres, of Isaac
Crossman, on jefferson street, for 81, 2U
Mr.. Narco will build at once.
Miss Nellie e. Hawxhurst has returned
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TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. YEiNG THE HaNIb-
SOME Residence AND PREMISES no i.aJ
STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN I1Tu
by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated September
30. 1850, and DIZZY recorded In libcr 1885, folio
157 ct seq. OF the land records Of the district
OF Columbia, and 1t the request Of the parties Sc
cured thereby. we Will sell, in front of prem
Uses. ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1891, AT nALF-PAST FOUR O'CIos'l
IN. At public auction part OF sullois III and e.
square la6, fronting - feet L street iy a
depth 81 500 feet 10 i2-foot alley. improved ty
I nsocCfn tLrcc-story ard basement brick dwelling,
oLtainn- III roOlis, hath room. laundry, furnace
loom. rRd all modern improvements being l1cIn-
fscs 100 l. street northwest.
Terms: Olc-third cash, balance In one two ana
three years. with interest, secured 10y deed Of trust
on III. IToucrty sold, all casl. at the oltIon of
he purchaser. All conteyaneiag and recording al
cost ar purchaser. deposit OF 500 required .
time OF sale Terms Of sale TO be coniuii,.l viii,
within nit""n days nom aay os sale or Tn. prol,erty
Will he resOld at risk and cost of defaulting DUR
chaser. after five days prev notice Of such re,
sale n The Evening star newspaper.
RICHARD ". TYLER
ROBERT u. RUTHERFORD
sclo-dAds Trustees. 1876 st.n.w