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BROOkLAND.

In spite Of the very bad weather of Tues
day quite a large audience assembled in the
town hail hat evening ut the entertainment
given by St Anthonys Catholic Sunday
schC oil. and those who attended were we'll
repaid by the good program presented by
the little folks aEi their teachers. a ster-
eOpticon exhibition Of amusing views was
first given, under til" supervision Of Father
DE Wulf and Or. HylcrHat. Philip Julien
acted as stage manager. and the curtain
then rose upon d JcaWifCI tabl-du repre-
sentins a gypsy enCampment in a sylvan
GLADE. the CHlT1C- ers being all well taken.
Little M mje Weiiman sang q solo. which
vas heartily sEC.T-l, Mary D-wlius gave a
hUm@TJUS recitation, followed 10y tsbleau,
city and Country CJuTt~hIp." and the
Highland Fling danced hv Agnes Saffell.
Tiny little Paul Julien Ttc.tci Little Boy
given N excellent >Iyl" 10y Helen Brooks.
After al excellent tdbietu. THE Three
1GteS.' Master Frankie Mack Of Washing
ten bTIuSgt down the house ty mis- singing
OF The eat Came EICk,' and responded 10
the NuclfeIOuS aII.lJs- 10y description OF
the Ostrich" Master kenneth O Conuor of
Washington, a great ftVurite in BTJpEldn
r. cited casey 1T the Bat and several
dialect pieces in his inirIittbIe manner. A
EesrU Character dialogue was well given by
Carrie julien ard Mary DJwling. and the
enterttInT,-. Civs-I with lovely tabisau,
Good Might. by The little tots.
Mss Neya Merton has returned from a
visit IL Baltimore AMI was the recent guest
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. james Ii.
Norton Of Lansing street.
The Queenstown Mite Society failed 10
Organize 1G,.'tay On account Of the storm.
Mr.. ent Mrs. Henry l}Tt wood Will remove
10 W ashingtcn this week
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SUBURBAN NEWS


There was a largely attended meeting of
the EpwOrth League OF the Methodist
Church last night. DR.. A. VI. Green pre-
sided. After hearing the reports of the
work in the different departments. the
members proceeded to ballot for delegates
TO the general distric: conference. to be held
November :, at Wesley Chapel DIR. Green,
the president of the chapter. and Rev.
James McLaren, the pastor, are. by reason
of the office, members OF the committee.
Five others were elected, They are Henry
Linger, jr.. Mrs. James McI-aren. Miss
Gertrude DrummOnd, Mr.. George Thomas
and Frank Dony. Mrs. J. e. Powell, IN the
absence of Mr.. Powell. the chairman of the
literary department, announced that the de-
partment would open its fall and winter en-
tertainments the fourth Friday in this
month. The subject Of league pledge was
brought up. Heretofore the league has not
required of its members a pledge. but last
night 1t was decided to adopt this idea, thus
insuring a larger working membership. A
committee. consisting of DIR. A. NJ. Green,
chairman. was appointed to present at
the next meeting a form Of pledge. Other
members Of the committee were Miss
George Grove, Miss Emma Bowen, Mrs.
James McI4aren and II. A. Linger, ST. 1t
will also be the duty of this committee TO
receive new members and extend to them
the welcome of the organization.
There was meeting of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union last night at
the residence OF Mrs Barbara King, corner
of jackson and Pierce streets.
In response TO the article In The Star of
yesterday calling attention to the wants of
q poor family on Washington street, Mrs.
J0nes McI.aren and the department of
mercy and help commenced arrangements
10 relieve their suffering and extend to them
any needful assistance.
The friends Of Miss Fife Darling, daugh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Darling of
this place. were very much surprised 10
learn of her marriage on Sunday last. The
Church. al Rochester, y. Y, the groom be-
Ing Mr.. MirOn Lefflngwell OF New York
Pity. Mr.. and Mrs. LefIingwell are both
members or the Galley Slave Company,
which recently played at the BijOu Thesiter
In Washington
A NJ Green & Co. have sold to Henry W.
jcanmel lots 81 and 100, on East Jefferson
Street Heights, the consideration being $6U
each.
Health Inspector Beaumont, not satisfied
with having remedied the sewer arrange
ments Of AHacoStia, and thereby greatly
Improved the health Of the community. is
after alleged slaughter house keepers who
are supposed To be- butcherinG within the
limits prohibited BY law. He stated 10
Star representative that he intended break
ing that up In AuacOstia, and has enlisted
the aid Of the police to help him attain his
Intention.
Rev. George Davenport Of Baltimore is al
home on a visit to his father. Rev. W. G.
Davenport. on Maple avenue.
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kI;N>iNg.TUN.

Miss Mary Hester Hcaton Of .hIs PLACE
daughter OF Mrs. Lydia Bcstpn, and Mr.
Frank Miner Thomas Of California were
married yesterday afternoon at i3O o'clock
at Valley Lawn. the home Of Mr. and Mrs
+. G Fowler Rev. Robert VI. Moore has
tor Of the Methodist Church. OBLIGATED. The
bridal gown was OF cream alLatross. trim
rnct IN crepe Dc chine ard point Lace After
t4e ceremony = collation. WAS served. The
I-yihs "ere haris. .Ir=ly decorated with
aims sitI cut IOHc The groom and his
brlls lc.t Da an cT"HlTg train for san Jose
al, Were they VIII reside. They will stop
al 'E.S--y, Kansas city, Salt Lake Citv
Hnc san Francisco. IN The latter city a
reception VAL he i.ads.Si Them at The
nom OF sac EEJur-'s sister. The travelling
dreS;S Wa - black cloth and MORE with
bat % match Among "a sc present were
Mrs. LYDIA Baton. mother Of the bride.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Z G. FowlJr, Mr. AMI Mrs
2. W. BeatSn Of Philadelphia, Mr.. John
+. Beaten. Mrs. X. w Fowler and Miss
Regina Fowler o. Washington, relatives of
the bride; Mrs. W. P.-rkias. Mrs Pres
ton. Mrs. Collision. Mrs Chanlberlin. Miss
Rocves. Miss IIolisn. Mis-; Annie Ayers,
Miss Cayhi.L Miss Annie CodTlck, Miss
Mary Faltic % Washington. Mrs. Bralnard
ri Mrs Noi1l.an Of Tal-oma. Rev and
Mt: r. NJ. Moore. Dr. ard Mrs g. w
= Nrsht. Gov. and Mrs. \. Hart Mrs
Lewis, Mrs. T. GertrcE. Mrs l.. H.
N1iiiken' Mr. FlsretNc Co.:i.. Mrs. L. c.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 90. AUcrIoNErRs.

ADMINISTRATORS SAFE OF PRoNISSORY
NoTIS SECuRED by DEEDS or TIl'sr. AT
AUCTION
by virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court of
tbe District of CoigIa,la. holding special term for
Orphans Court business catered ON the 9Th day Of
October, 1884. IN tie matter OF the estate Of
Charles GcssfoId. decreased. viii. On sATi EDAY,
OCTOBER TIIIlirTI.NTi IS,4. Al THE ACTION
HOUSE OF RADCLIFFE, DAIlt a co. ~ $50
CITY OF WASHINGTON AT ONE O'CLOCK l..
NJ, offer for sale 20 the highest and best bidder
the following notes belonging 10 the said estate.
20 Wit.
Forty notes az $40 each, dated October 20. 1898.
and payable monthly In - 10 81 months frs,m date.
drawn by AuHla + aud Everett L. Phillips.
cured by third deed Of trust on lot So square $50.
and drawing interest from date now pledged as
collateral security for ,,-.f of $500 To W. W.
Griffith. owing Iron said estate
One note OF Geofsr T. Truman for 81 10 -.
date with interest. secured 10y drst deed Of trust
on part Of lot I. square lDl6, now pledged oOl-
lateral security for u it OF said estate to Char
lottc f. Fails OF S54o.;-i.
Three notes 81 " IarA-T Smith. dated December
II, lSIj ;Or SO ddc la II months frun date,
and for 500 each. due In - months frrH date,
and bearing iHtfT,-St, sss'upd ~ second deed of
trust lot Il. stuar. ~. now pledged coli
lateral security Tor deat Of said estate 20 James
NJ. Green az SGSs.
Terms OF sale Cssg IN hand within ten days. n
deposit OF S2UO 10 DC made at time OF sale No
sale TO be made 70. than S2.Voo for the eIuit
able Interest q said estate In all said notes, and
IN event OF non-cumpiI. l,c with the terms resale
to be made at and risk Of driaulting pur-
chaser CLAilkACE l. ALEXANDER
ocS-d&dils admin traitor.
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TAkOMA.

The contract for laying the board walk
from Chestnut avenue through the Thorn
ton tract to Trinity +. f. Church, on
wabash avenue, has been given to Mr..
George Parkins. The lumber (white pine)
was donated by Mr.. A. +. Crenshaw, the
sieepers by Wheatley Bros; nails Mr. j. r.
johnson of the firm of Barber & Ross and
the lanterns for lighting the same, Mr. F.
+. May The money for laying the walk
was raised in the Sunday school. The
thanks of the congregation are due Mrs
Henry Cady and Mrs. G. De la Manter for
their energy and perseverance,
DIR. NJ. Cameron, with his camera and
some young friends, spent a day recently at
Sligo and the old mill, with some fine views
as result, set of which he has presented
to each of the party.
The flag drill, by a company of sixteen
young ladies. under direction of Col. Frank
Skinner, to be given In and for the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church, promises to
show some fine movements. The decision
to have this prize drill does not meet with
general appreciation.
Mr. j. y. Poler who has been confined to
his home for the past four months, had a
pleasant surprise recently, in a visit from
the choir of E Street Baptist Church, of
which the former has been a member many
years. The evening was spent IN singing by
the choir and numerous solos, sacred and
comic including some negro songs by Miss
kimbal, who seemed inspired for the en-
tertatnment of her host and his family.
MIR. Edgar J. Perry returned Monday
nom visit of a month in Maine. to his
FAMILY, who have summered near Bar Har-
Dor, returning at the same time.
Mrs. VIM. Alvey has recovered from Il
severe attack of indisposlti,n.
MIR. X. r. Lay. who returned from New
York, To make his parents, Capt and AIRS
T. W. Lay, visit of several weeks was
summoned to return immediately, and left
Tuesday afternoon for Baltimore.
Miss Sophie Pendleton left yesterday for
Washington, where she will remain during
the winter. at the home of Mrs. j. Owen
Dorsey. HU2 F street northwest.
The petitions being circulated for sig
lamps, for which pipes were laid bv the
gas company over year ago meet with
general appreciation. The District residents
of TakOma are entitled to some recognition
at the hands of the city fathers
MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. Williamson of Phila-
dolphin. Pa, who have been visiting Ia
kOma friends for week, left today for a
trip south, which Will include Florida re-
turning in February by way of New
Orleans. where they. will enjoy the Mardi
Gras festivities.
Preston Il. King of North Takoma who
has been III for several weeks has sufti-
c'entiy recovered TO take daily exercise in
tn open air
Mrs. George l.. Favorite, our popular 70 St
mistress, has been confined to her HON,
for 4 week with an attack of nervous pros
tration.
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RANDOLPH.

Robert Boswell and family. who have
Deen summering at Randolph. returned to
their town residence on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Maught and Mrs. Florence
NauSht and son OF Frederick were last
week the guests of Mrs. Myra Maueht.
Mrs. Cecilia Fitzgerald is visiting rea-
lives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Tai. Shafer of Rurketrsville. Nd. re-
turned home on Monday, after a visit OF
several days In this vicinity
Miss Alice bJhrer, daughter of Dr. B. T.
Bohrer or H1lpine, is critically Ill at her
fathers residence
Miss Lucy Maught has gone to Frederick
for a stay of a fortnight
Mrs. Mary Curtin who has been seriously
inilsposeI for week past, is improving
th1S- Eelser, postmaster at Randolph
has rendered his resignation.
Mrs. ID. kindelberger and son Of Wash
in%tpn were among the weeks visitors at
Randolph.
Mrs. Frank Acker and son returned TO
town on Monday.
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DUNCANsoN BROTHERS. Aactioueers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 1912 NORTH
CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust dated the
seventh 9th day Of October, AID. 1892, and
corded among the lend records of the District Of
Columbia In Liber No. 1135, folio 359 ct seq.
and at the request Of the holder OF the notes
cured thereby. we will offer at public sale. in
front Of the premises, On FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1894, AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate situate IN the city Of Washington. District
Of Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece par
rel Of land and premises known and Distinguished as
and being lot numbered eighteen tfSl In Vim. Z
Stockett's subdivision OF lot numbered eight (S).
In square numbered nine hundred and sixty seyen
taG7, as per plat In Liner 20, folio 2. of the
OrdS Of the surveyors Office of the District OF Co
lumbia, together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash and the balance to be paid in
two equal instaIlments. respectively, in one and
two years, secured by a deed OF trust upon the
property Sold with interest thereon, payable semi
annually. at the rate OF six per cent per annum.
or all cash, at the option OF the purchaser. A de-
post OF 500 Will be required at the time Of sale
Sale TO he closed within fifteen days from day OF
sale. otherwise the property will he resold at the
risk and cost OF defanlting purchaser. after five
days advertisement I'm sUme newspaper published
In the city Of Washington, u. C. Conyeyancing at
the cost OF purchaser.
LOUIS ID. WINE Trustee
se29-d&d s CLARENCE Il. EFEEM. Trustee.
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SANDY SPRING.

The funeral Of Joseph Wetherald occurred
On Saturday from his late residence. The
deceased was a son of the famous English
Friend, Thomas Wetherald, who was con-
ccded to be one of the most eloquent preach
ers of his day.
Nine public and twenty-one private tele-
phones are in successful operation in this
ncishborhood. the work having been per-
formed, satisfactorily to the company, by
James +. and Harold Stabler
Edward Il. Brooke has entered the store
Of Aiban G. Thomas of Ashton as clerk
Frederic McReynolds OF Washington and
Miss Jessie Brooke Stabler were married at
Sharon, the home OF the bride. on Tuesday
morning by Rev. Mr.. Laird Of Erookevilie
The young couple, after Il wedding trip, en-
Icct 10 make VI Washington their home in the
near future.
Warwick T.. Miller, Robert H. Miller.
Misses Isabel and Janet Miller. Mary and
Emraa Stabler. Dorothy and Gladys Brooke
and Newton Stabler are in Germantown,
Pa Mrs. Alban G.. Thomas i'll Philadelphia;
Benjamin II. Miller and Miss Rebecca T.
Miller at Lake Mohcnh, New York; Mrs.
Joseph I. Moore. Mrs. Edward +. Thomas,
John g. Bentley and Miss Mary +. Thomas
in Wilmington.
Cards are out for a party In honor of the
birthday OF Mr.. Charles l.. Bond on Friday
evening next.
Recent visitors are Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs.
Holzmann. Mrs. Edward NJ. Willis, Mrs
Milton Stabler, Miss bingham and Miss
Osborn of Washington, Thomas Wetherald
and Mrs Van Buskirk of Baltimore, Miss
Hannah =. ChaBdlee OF Alexandria and
Miss Emily Johnson Of College Station.
The funeral OF the venerable Rev. Edgar
Robey Of Spencsryiile, which took place on
Tuesday afternoon. is said to have been one
OF the largest ever known in this section
Mr.. Robey had been a Methodist minister
since early manhood. and he was widely
known and much respected and beloved
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FUTURE DAYS.
Do>CANsoN BROS, AUcrlONEERs.

Iitt.5a. to. SALE OF TIE MILTON FLATS"
- '.iiE Moth SIDE OF IL STREET NORTH
"'-' i'knWht;. SEVENIEk.,1H AND
L!un Ifl-NIu STREETS. A LARGE APART
Il! NIrJe of a decd of trust dated the 10th
d.! oi march. 1893, and recorded in Liber 1913
io'.n : ~ ri inc hand records Of the District
Of tuIuiI!.iu, and at the request of one of the
p4itHH n'cIt"d tHtrpny, we Viii SELL at public auc-
ii''i. al iloni OF thr premises, at HALF-PASr
iEat t"iiiil, AID. 1894, the following described
L,nd I premises, situate ;tId being ia the city Of
h..-...tUn. District Of COnifnHia, and known and
'4,....d and beius ali Oh lots ten U0J AMI eley-
e.. t.l ia Si!aIc! Davidson subdiy iSon OF lots i'm
.i..' nam cred Ole lIIdrr! aud twenty seven
i-.i..s p,T plat recorded hi Liner y X fo,Us seven
10" bi-tTct Of Cuiumhia. Also part OF original
i't n4'H cred oi@ht -, in said square numDeIcd
o.c ,'..dr. Il and twenty seven AKA. described AS
sa.d 10, "-nt tSi. III street. and running thence
,a.t 'i.''h al feet six az, inc.es: thence north
iii n..d.' d HoO' i,cj; ttcnce " st eleven G1l
~ Inches. aad thsD"c sOut. hundred
'iu'y ir-t 10 tha place Of beginning. Also ali right
aud ut.e OF the parties of the Iirst part tin SAID
iH"d iUr"e III I,-t siA tii inches vide, lying i'm
Isyd...t l. Of and bin.b- the line of said
scat Il part of IuJ eight 80.
Icr.s Of sale: Oh2-foUrth of the purchase money
10 tx pad in cash. the balance in une, two AMI
three !vaI-. 10 lie represented 10y notes of the pur
chaser. IcsTiag interest at the rate of per cent
per .nuIu fruut he date OF SAL, paynl,l. semi
annually, secured 10y deed of trust the prop
rI;y sod, OF all cash NJ the option of the pur-
chaser. \ post of one Thousand dollars Isl ,1ppD
O.. / al rnc tim OF sale. All convey anci Ing and
recording al the cost Of the purchaser. Terms of
sale 10 complied with within ten days from date
o sal, CIhcuNsc the trustees the right
resell the property AT the risk and of the de-
fuultlug Purchaser after ten days notice of such
resale in some newspaper published in the city OF
ALnEET a. WILSON,
JOHN b. IARNER.
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DUNCANsON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On IVY STREET BETWEEN 5.
CAPITOL STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVE.
AND ID AND r SrREETS AND k\,lWN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On IVY STREET BETWEEN 5.
CAPITOL STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVE.
AND AND L STREETS Sc, AND hNUWN
AS No. 43 IVY ST. Sc.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing
date the 4th day OF April, AID. 1884, and
corded in Liber No. 1872, at folio 112 ct seq,
Of the land records of the District Of Columbia.
and ut the request of the holder Of the notes
cured thereby, We will sell at public auction, in
frCnt Of the premises, TUESDAY. THE TWEEN
Ti-THlRD DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1894, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the city Of Washington,
District OF Columbia, and known and designated rs
square numbered six hundred and NINETY three 6.3,
particularly described as follows: Beginning for
the same at point on Ivy street, and I'm the center
OF a party wall distant fourteen U4) feet six 90
ner OF said lot and running thence along the line OF
said Ivy street east thirteen N3t feet, more
less, to the center Of another party wall; thence
south and at right angles with said street eighty
six ,S6 feet three 81 inches thence west thirteen
l3D feet, less, the line Of the lot ne It
adjoining the premises hereby described and con
yeyed 10y said deed Of trust; thence north eighty
six $3.50 feet three t: inches TO Ce point Of be.
ginning. This property Is improved by two
story brick dwelling OF six rooms and bath with
all modern improvements.
Terms e-third cash, balance In one and two
years, notes TO bear per cent interest, pa able
seni-aDnually and to be secured by deed OF trust
on said property ol all cash. All conVeyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. deposit of 500
will he required time of sale. Terms of sale 70
he complied with in 10 days, the trustees re-
the right to resell the property at the risk
ana cost OF the defaulting purchaser after five
doJs, advertisement in any newspaper published In
the District Of Columbia Of such resale.
J. FRANK CAMPBELL,
oclO-d&ds Trustees
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Clark, Mrs. ]. H. Langille Mrs. G. V. y.
Ogden. Mrs. p. K. Ogden, Mrs. Z. w.
Moore, Misses Nellie and Garlic Ogden,
Rev. ]. T. Marshall, DIR. VIM. Lewis and
VIM. E. Dulin of Kensington.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary and Ladies' Aid
Societies were held yesterday, beginning at
II O'Clock am, at the home of Mrs. r. NJ.
Moore. with Twenty-Five members present
Mrs. T. S. Gartrell, president CT the Mis-
sfonary Society, presided over that meet
ing. which consumed the first hour and a
half. Luncheon was served and the after
noon session was devoted to the work OF
the Ladies' Aid. The next meeting will
he held at the home of Mrs. e. W. Moore
Mrs Fannie Powers is visiting in Mid
dletown Md
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RADCLIFFE, DARR CO., AucTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE EIGHT ROOM
AND CELLAR BAY-WINDOW BRICK DWELL
INC. WITH LARGE FRONT AND BACK
YAEDS BEING No. 1873 MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE NORTHEAST, AT Al CT1ON.
BY virtue of deed Of trust given to us, and
duly recorded in Liber No. 164G, folio 215 ct se.l.
on Of the land records OF TIE District OF Column
bia N at the request of the party secured there
By, the Undersigned will offer for SALE at public
auction, in front OF the premises, MONDAY,
tn. TWENTY-SECOND DAY of OCTOBER, AID.
1854 at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
following desc rbcd land and premises lying and
being in the city Of Washington. District of Co.
luu,ha. TO wit: Lot % in Frank I. Browning S
subdivision Of lots ~ to 80 OF j. +. Olmstead and
II. ii. Waiter, trustees, subdivision ia square tn,
improved above. the said house having all
III ItieIn improvements.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
In cash, the residue in three equal ihstaliments at
one, two ard three years from the day OF sale.
The deferred payments 10 be secured by a deed Of
trust the premises sold and to bear interest at
th' rate OF per cent per annIm from the day Of
sale, all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
dclmit Of 500 will be required at the time Of
sale. Terms Of sale to he complied with in fifteen
days flom the day of sale. otherwise the trustees
the right Ia resell the property at the risk
and rost Of the defauiting purchaser. All convey
ancing, recording, etc, at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
W. L. EDMONSTON, Trustee
Office, 800 9th 81. NV.
HENRY WISE GARNETT Trustee,
OclO dAdS 4l6 9th st. NV.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AUcTIoyEERs.
TRUSlE ES SALE or A TwO-STORY BpIC
DWELLING. NUMBERED 7l5 THIRD STREE


TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK
nWEII\G. NUMBERED rs THIRD STREET
NORTHEAST
BY virtue of Il certain decd of trust 10 MS hearing
date September ., A. u. 1891, and duly recorded in
lbe- 1914, folio 1G2 ct seq, of the nd records Of
the District of Columbia, we, the undersigned
trustees, will sell, at public auction in front OF
the premises, on MONDAY, the TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER, N.D 1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, all that certain piece parcel of land and
premises, situate in the city of Washington
OF Columbia, and known and distinguished as and
hcin. lot numbered i3 in LOUIS BEYER Dr. IS sub
division in square numbered III, as Der Mat re-
corded in Liber Is. folio 100, OF the land records OF
the District of Columbia, together with the i'm
proveInents thereon, consisting Of a two-story brick
dwelling, numbered 7i5 Sd street northeast
Terms OF sale: Onc-tEird Of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash, balance In three e,ual nav
ments, payable In one, two and three wears and
secured 10y deed OF trust the property sold with
per cent interest, payable eini-annialIy or ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of
700 viii be required at time OF sale. All con-
y"yancinS and recording ut purchasers cost
Terms Of sale to be complied with in ten days
from date Of sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and cost Of defauiting pur.
chaser or purchasers.
Adds b. BROWNE.
w. Z. EDMONSTON
OcS-uNuS Trllsfaas