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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEES SALE OF NMU-
ABLE PROPERTY SITUATED On MASSA-
CuJSETTS AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH AND
BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS; ALSO
SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS FRONTING on
ONTARIO AVENUE AND SUPERIOR STREET,
By virtue of the will of John h. Taylor. de-
ceased. and by virtue of lccreas of the Supreme
cause numbered I5a2S. docket 81. / shall sell on
THURSDAY. TIE THIRD DAY OF oCroBER A.
D. 1855, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of the
depth thereof of lot numbered s. in square 157.
This property has front of twenty go feet on
Massachusetts avenue and depth of about one
hundred aud thirry-seven $50 feet 10 an alley.
ON TIE SAME AFTERNOON AT ilALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK shall sell. IN front Of the prem
ses, the twenty -fo1r t2il feet six 81 inches
front by average depth of one hundred and
thirty nine G39 feet TO thirty C0) foot alley, Of
lot 6. square lbs
A. b. 1875, COMMENCING AT HALFPAST FOUR
numbered 20. 81 81. 30, 81. 81. SO, 81. -. So CO.
e. g. 63, CT and G1 in William and George "
Lmkins' subdivision of Mount Pleasant NOW called
Meridian HID. as per plat recorded in libcr Coun-
y No. T. folio l&G of The Office Of the surveyor of
Terms OF sale: Ona-third cash, balance ia one
and two years at 9 ler cent peg annuin interest
upon the property soil, all cash at opt Jon of
purchaser Except upon the property located in
square 157 uI"n which The terms win he: $1,000
- per cent 10 remain .atil May /, lS1, balance
ogEhis lot cash deposit Of 500 will he required
upon each l"t in squares l5l and l5S. AMI of Slc0
on each OF the lots Mcfilln lIill. Conveyancing
&c. at cost of purchaser Terms of sale 20 he
complied with in 10 days from dte of sale. other
wise executor and trustee reserves the right TO re-
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper publish ID in Washington,
u. G. L. H. BREChINRID4E
Executor and Trustee.
II. r. WEBB, Attorney. ssll-d&ds
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EVANSVILLE,

The first Of series of dances to be given
given last night in the spacious hall at
Dobbs' Hotel, and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent by those present. A sump-
tuous repast was served about IL O'Clock in
the large dining hall. Music was furnishe d
by Prof. Mentalinis Orchestra of Balti-
more. Among those present We're Misses
Eva and Cora Moran, Miss Alice Owens,
Miss Lulie Fuller, Miss Florence Carr, Miss
Mary Wells, the Misses Morrison, Miss
Catharine Combs, Miss Christine Owens,
Miss Grace Van Lean. Miss Fannie Mudd
of Bryantown, Md, Miss May Felger of
Bristol, Tenn, Miss May Henning Miss
Merton and Miss Helen McFerson of Wash
ington. Miss Lille Carton and Miss Jennie
wilson Of Highlands. Messrs. Frank and
Hodges Carr, Howard Moran, e. A. Fuller
r Brown, William Frick c. a. NJ. Wells
William Clark. Henry Clark, Frederick
wilson, Cnarics owens, IIliam van Loan,
George Douglass and William Livingston.
Mr.. l.. Booth of Bladensburg has pur-
chased two large lots in Evans addition,
where he will shortly commence the cree
ton of dwelling.
Mr.. JOS S. Rogers has returned to his
home in Rladensburg. after pleasant visit
district.
Mt. Herman Lodge. A F. and A M will
commence the building of its large hall on
Spencer street the first of next week. This
will be, when completed, the largest and
best-equipped hall in Prr ce Georges coun-
ty. The first story will be built for the
uses of town hall, and will be leased to
the Hyattsvil!e Athletic Club for the VIM
ter.
Miss Edith Jennings of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Mary C. Addison on Ralston
avenue.
Mr.. William Lynch, Clarence Magruder
nd 7 ,,ol, I,,-~
homes in Bladensburg, after a pleasant
outing at Lower Cedar Point.
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ERDokiAND,

Mrs. b. 5. Buxton and children have re-
turHei to Sioux City after an enjoyable
week as the guests OF Mrs. c. G. Lynch.
NJ. and Mrs John NJ. Mayne of Soldiers
II me are in Louisville visiting relatives
On their return they will make a short
stay in Columbus. Ohio.
MIR. W. S Daniels will leave tonight for
New York to meet Mrs. Scott and hef two
daughters on their return from Europe 1t
Is possible that Mr.. Daniels may remain
week in New York.
MIR. j. NJ. Dom has the contract for the
addition to he made to the Brookla nd
school. and he will begin work shortly, as
soon as he can make the necessary ar
Tangements with the Commissioners. The
school will open the I'D, with Miss Annie
A. Chesne; as principal. who will also
have under her charge the seventh and
eighth grads. The other teachers are
Miss Lily 2. Raily, who will have the fifth
ard sixth grades: Miss NJ. +. Given for the
fourth grade, Miss NJ. "A Riiey, VINO VIII
preside over the second and third grades.
and Miss f. H. Rose, who will take charge
of the first grade.
Mss King VIII again be principal Of the
Soldiers Home School, ami she will have
two assistants. though 1T $ not yet known
vino they will be. The new building which
IS 10 take the place of the old school Will
not be begun just yet, although the site has
already been purchased at Stotts station
Miss Roach, after a pleasant summer at
Chautauqua and among the Thousand
Islands is spending the closing weeks of
her vacation with her sister, Mrs. w. 2.
Armstrong.
The Brookland Drum Corps is still prac-
tiCing earnestly. Mr.. Ernest Kettler VIII
enter into the drum major contest to be
given by the Corccran Cadet Corps.
Miss Adde Julien has returned to Brook
lard, after 4 pleasant visit in Charlestown,
Md.
Miss Merle Barton, who has been spend
ing her vacation with her grandmother,
Mrs Rachel Barton of Lewisport, Pa, has
returned.
Mrs. Augustus Ruebsam has had as her
guests Mrs. S. Schwartz and Miss Emily
Jove.
Prof. Alphonso Scott of Baltimore IS Wis.,
iting his brother, Mr.. John b. Scott, on
Providence street.
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BRIGI{TWO0D.

The Brightwood Avenue Citizens Assoca-
ticn held its regular monthly meeting last
night in the large hall of Feiter's Hotel.
1t was probably the largest and most en-
thusastic meeting in the history of the as
soc.ation. Members present: w. V. Cox,
president; Claude F. King, secretary DIR.
c. G.. Stone, Vim. B. Harrison, W. A.
Knowles, J. l.. Norris, Calvin Wilmer,
Edward I. Bates, John l.. Norris, jr., w.
L. Nalley, J. A. Thomas. Theo. C. Felter,
William Reynolds, George Field, II. L..
Gilman Frank Saul and w. E. Hodge.
Secretary King read the minutes of the last
meeting. Messrs. C. L. Garvey, Otto Brod-
son and DR.. Alfred De Carre, who We're
present, Were elected members of the asso-
citation. The committee on fire. light and
police. Edward 7. Bates, chairman re-
ported upon the petition for police and
fire service along Brightwood avenue
which was recently presented by a commit
tee, consisting OF Mr. Bates, Mr. Cox and
I)r. {. G stone, to the honorable Com
rlissiOners, who, Mr.. Bates reported gave
the committee most welcome and assur-
ing reception. In all respects the report
was favorable. Mr.. Knowles as a meubar
Of the special committee on the printing of
the rev constitution and bylaws of the
association, reported that he had received
several bids for the work. the lowest of
which he advised be accepted, and llpon a
motion, the committee was continued and
authorized to complete the final arrange
ments with the printer. Mr.. King moved
that the association urge the immediate
improvement of Brighhgood avenue be-
tween Sheridan street and Rock Creek
Church road. Then, upon the motion of Mr..
Field. it was ordered that the committee
upon sanitation report upon the sewerage
of that section of Brightwood avenue be-
tween Rock Creek Church road and Scott
avenue, where TYPHOID and scarlet fever
are prevalent. Mr.. Naley urged that the
sewerage along the line of the water main
be worked for because there would not
oe any advantage derived from the use of
the water IL there was not proper sewerage.
The question of the assessment of the
water main was discussed and will be car
T!Cl into the next meeting.
The annual picnic given by the Emery
Chapel sabbath school was held on Thurs
day In the grove of Mr.. Jacob Franz, on
tle Shepherd road. The committee of ar
raHgenents consisted of Rev. Mr.. Shlpley,
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DYSPEPSIA,

Mr.. S. NJ. Russell of 1908 ST. NV, this city.
was for years afflicted with constipation dyspep-
sia and nervous debility. He trembled and had
tineiing sensation along the tongue. His head
aohed. He was treated by many doctors, but none
cured him until DIR. Walker took his case. Now he
is well.
Young middle-aged men suffering from the
effects Of their own follies, vices excesses
those who feel their youthful rigor and power de-
clining, should consult DIR. Walker, who has been
the means of restoring hundreds OF such unfortu-
mates to health, strength and happiness
His well-knOwn sanitarium at 141l Pennsylvania
avenue adjoining WilIars Hotel, is open daily for
consultation and treatment. Office hours, 10 am.
to 5 p.m.; Wednesday and Saturday evenings, to
8; Sundays 10 to u.
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CARLIN SPRINGS.

The Misses StoclSbridge Of Walnut ave-
nue. have returned flom a brief visit to
friends in West Washington.
Mr. w. S. Macarthur has decided to build
a residence on Summit avenue between
Laurel and Maple avenues, for which
ground will be broken in the near future.
The Euchre Club was most pleasantly en-
tertained last evening by MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
C. Mitchell at Comfort Cottage" their
residence IN Poplar avenue. The nine ta-
bles, around which centered the interest of
the evening, were placed partly in the
house and partly on the commodious veran-
daswhich were prettily Illuminated by Chi
nese lanterns. Refreshments were served
at the tables on the completion of the even
ing's play of fifteen games. Mr.. w. $.
Stockbridge made the record of the occa-
son-twelve games-wkile among the fairer
sex the honors We're divided among Mrs.
White, Mrs. Stocking and Miss Graham,
each of whom had ten games to her credit.
Some of those present Were: Mr.. and Mrs.
White Nj and Mrs Simms, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stocking, Lieut.. and Mrs. Uber, Mr.. Stock
bridge, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. Conner
Jones, MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Trimble, the Misses Beck, Potter. Trimble,
Helen and Margaret Stockbridge, Carrie
Gurley, Louise, Sarah and Mary White,
Fannie and Mary Stocking, and Messrs.
Mason, Brooke, Young, VIM. NJ. and VIM.
II. Stockbridge, Gurley, Uber, Hedrick,
Farry Olcott and Harry Mitchell.
Lieut.. Uter, United States navy Cretired),
who has been spending some months past
al Virginia Beach, is home again at his
pace near here.
Mrs. Henry Pennywitt has arrived here
from New Orleans with Eer young son. and
with her husband is staying at Seven Ga
bles," the residence of the latters brother,
Capt. Pennywitt, on Summit avenue.
Mr. w. NJ. Stockbridge has returned to
his home in Washington, after spending a
day or two at the resider Ce of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Jones on Walnut avenue.
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nut avenue are spending a fortnight with
friends in Oxford, Md.

nut avenue are spending q fortnight with
friends in Oxford, Md.
NM Washington artists are taking ad-
vantage Of the pl-as-..- " weather to visit
the beautiful sligo stream, old mill, ana
many interesting points in that vicinity,
for the purpose Of obtaining material that
promises to result in an interesting ex-
hibit.
Warner Childs, on Maple avenue. will soon
be completed, after which the building
will progress rapidly under direction Of
Contractor Fred. ]. Lang Of North Ia
where he was for many years prominently
connected with the custom house in that
city.
The Takoma churches will hold their
tors, Rev. Jno. Van Ness and Rev. Robt.
NJ. Moore. officiating. respectively, in the
Presbyterian and Methodist congrega-
tions. while Rev. Mr.. Rich. assistant rec
tor of Trinity P. E. Church, Washington,
will fill the pulpit in Trinity P. E. Church
at 7:45 p.m.
/ Miss Mary Doyle of Washington is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Slater Doyle. on
Magnolia avenue, during the absence of the
latter at Cape May. Mrs. Trammell, Mas
ter Charles Slater. and Ruth, the young
daughter of Mrs. Doyle, did not accom-
pany her on this trip. which also includes
a ten days business trip to New York.
Mr.. w. B. Ribbe of Washington, with
his family, removed today from that city
to the house on Maple avenue recently
occupied by Mr.. Jno. Beall.
Mr.. Homer Guerry of Holly avenue, who
has been confined to his home since Mon
day. is rapidly convalescing, and sat up
yesterday for short time. Mr.. j. B. Kin
near, suffering from a cold, which was
aggravated by ten days trip down the
river. is also making marked progress to-
ward recovery.
Percy Shufeldt having spent the summer
vacation at his home here, will not return
to Marietta College, Ohio, where he has
been student for the past three years.
The regular meeting of Takoma Lodge
Hall Thursday night, where a most en-
joyable evening was spent by the large
number present, many representative
members of Washington lodges. The ar
rival of the new official regalia, ordered
some time since, was matter for con-
graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Van Houten, with
their family, have returned from a visit
of several months to their former home in
Aurora. Ind. followed by visit to rela-
tfves in St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs Fisher, guests during the
summer OF the sister of the latter. Mrs.
w. Amber Smith, will return to Wash
1ngton about the 1st proximo.
The various church societies and other
organizations, including aid societies, choir
practice, etc. will resume their regular
meetings with the coming month
Dr. and Mrs. Abrams, Mr.. and Mrs
gar Allen, Miss White of Arizona and
other guests of the Whittingham have re-
turned to their homes.
Miss Frances Thomas. having returned
from Asbury Park, made brief visit to
Iakoma during the week.
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WANTED TO FIX THE ADDRESS,. /.
And She Would Have Johns Letter If
She Had to Wan All Night.


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NO. sir' SAID the rsefa. ~. Inc stamp
window to Star reporter the other Qay'
"the life we lead is not what people nova
-. t.-,,, eff +h,n. 1f yo,, cou,d snend
uose '1 'o -, ,,,,
oay mere you "ouio not "oiioei ""' NY
hair is tul ming gray at thirty.
which he accompanied the words was bit
to,ro., ,+,o,, ..I,u IN ,,,,, uho+ vorries
'ei" .ea w
me. A tnousano ana one thihss! "A .hou
sand and one persons Of every age, charac-
ter and descrtptisu. dfrnfng questions into
INV ears ev,.rv minute IN, Tho dav And thew
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expect pei n'e 10 answer WIN ihper'uipeo aii'-
ability.
"Why, only last Friday" he continued,
"a sour-faced old ladv c.ma in to inter-
,,,on, ~ It - o,a,..,r l., ~
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evening" time wren 1 ordinarily nave
little immunity from torture, but when
I saw her approach scented trouble.
Young man, s.id sho ct dronnad latter
Ia'A' eau sne' uioppeu iee
IN tnat place an hour ago.. Indeed, re-
pi,eu. pontely, that IS the proper place ior
-. Anow, M W want II again, sne re-
wi eeu II wan properly directeo. ain
.eiy soI!y, Hiaoan, eApostuiated' put
~ IS asahst the rIies ,or me 10 return d
ie'.e5 10 any one. II your lettet is dencieht
~ auui1ss wlite hne TO the pos.ihdsteI Il
VI 'ne piace 10 Which IL IS gong ana ne VIII
e"as l. - pioiup,iv oehVe;eu. beslues'
.heie are .ho,sand or Two letters III the
oo-. ana coula not md yours, even II II
M were IisHt L snouid 90 SO. ihose rules
Sou spSah ABOUT are all nonsense. I've
81 ~ Aase 'na. ieller.-eo Jonh now So
~, nc GU esS' l was peSiHhihs "
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A Good Crap Shooter,

From the New York Herald
A negro who was arrested for assault and
taken before Justice Jerome, in special ses-
sions court, the other day was judged by a
prosecuting witness as being a good citizen
on rather peculiar grounds.
The prisoner pleaded guilty of the offeise
charged, but begged for clemency on the
ground that he was hard worker:
Questioning the witness, who was also a
colored man, as to the standing of the de-
fendant the justice asked: rs this fellow
a hard-workifg MANI"
Yes. sah! responded the witness; "he
drives truck pretty near every day and
l never knowed him to do no tightin' be-
fcah."
Then. in your opinion. the prisoner is a
good citizen and a worthy MANI" continue i
the justice
Yes sab! Yes, indeed! Re's rnigaty
fine crap shooter
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THOMAS BOWLING. AUCTIoNEER,
No. 6l2 + st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL. PROP.
ERTY, SITUATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
10TH STREET BETWEEN l AND * STREETS

ERTY, SITUATE on THE WEST SIDE OF
iriS 18th STREET EIEl*l BETWEEN AND * STREETS
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 18th day
of August 1882, and duly recorded in Liber l7oS.
the District OF Coluu6ia and by the direction OF
the parties secured thereby the undersigned trus-
en 81 e he DAY '6s os
SEIlEAlBER SCI, I 81 l. AD lS?5 at HAIF-PAST FOUR
ana premises. situate in the city of Washington
and I'strot of Columbia. and designated and be-
ing part OF lot numbered four a. in T. Drrry and
eshty,fve uS5. as said subdivision is recorded in
The District of &c Columbia said part of lot being
contained within the following metes and hounds,
line Of @ f srda @ ona name d nsn on s
,i36l feet three and fourth (3I) inches north Of
the southeast corner of said square, said point be-
Ing also six (6l feet three and one-fourth (3l,)
inches north OF the southeast of lot four al,
and running thence north on said street twenty-six
t2oI feet three and onef fourth t3i.) nches thence
west one hundred and six DOG feet six s6, inches
10 an alley thence south twen;ysiy 26, feet three
and one-fourth (3t4) inches. and thence cas-;
hundred and six 0O6, feet six &c, inches to the
place of beginning. Also part of said lot four -
In said square hundred and eighty-fi (1S5),
described by metes and hounds as follows: Begin
n!rg for ,he same on the west line of said 10th
ming thence south along said street twenty -four l2
feet: thence w,st one hundred and six uo0 feet
six t6 inches: thence north tweDtyfour ga, feet,
:nd thence eIst one hundred and six d06, feet sly
,6) inches to tie line of said street and place OF
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in one
and two years. with interest. secured hy deed Of
option of the purchaser or purchasers deposit of
one thousand dollars will he required at time Of
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in
fifteen days from day Of sale; otherwise the tr1s-
risk and cost of defaultins purchaser, after five
days advertis. ment of such resale in some news
paper pDOSHsa II If SS q mTcHSsoS
RICHARD W. TYLER,
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
lSuceessors to Ratcliffe. Darr & Coz
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-SrORY FRAN
DWELLING AND STORE, CORNER SIXTi

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND STORE, CORNER SIXTH
AND l. STREETS SOUTHEAST
BY virtue of Il decd of trust, duly recorded in
Liber No. 1855 folio 36O ct seq, one Of the land
rds for the District Of Columbia, and at the
request of tine parties secured thereby, the under
signed surviving trustee will offer for sale by
public auction: in front of the premises. on MON
DAY, til, TWENTY-TIIIRD DAY of SEPTEMBER
AID 1895, at IiALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the following described land and premises, known
and distinguished part of lot four "a in squa re
north CT square eight hundred and ifty-three N.
OF s6S): DESERT ed by metes and bounds follows
beginning at the northeast of said lot, and
rum ing thence west % Is, and theme
south 144.11 to the of said lot, thence east
22.l 1-3 and thence north lii.1l to the place 6f
beginning
Tegms Of sale: One-third cash. the balance in
equal installinents, in one and two years. with in
tcrest from day of sale, secured the property
or all cash; at tie option of the purchaser. A de-
pSsit of 500 required a, time of SALE and all
ANDREW ]. SCHWARTZ, Surviving Trustee.
sell -d&tls
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
612 st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES,
Nos. 34I6 AND ails y STREET NoRTHwEST,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Default having occurred under the provisions Of
certain deed Of trust dated September &. 1890,
and recorded in I.iher 1913. folio 362 et seq. Of
the District of Columbia land records by direction
of the party secured the undersigned Will Offer for
s;,le al public auction. in front Of3he premises.
tt ESDAi. SEPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH. AID.
1850. at HALF-PAST FOUR IN. part of lots "a
and 80, in Peter, Beatty, Threlkcld and neakiu's
addition to Georgetown lin square 81 in said city),
and described by metes and bounds as follows, to
wit: beginning at point in the south line of N
street formerly LIST street. o fret east of the
Of 35th street formerly Fayette street, and
running thence east with street 30 feet. thence
south Iaraliel with 35th street and with the east
line OF said lot III feet inches 10 10foot alley,
thence west with the north line of said alley 30
feet and thence north 10 the place of beginning
the trustees rescrving the right TO offer said
together parately.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. one-third in
year and one-thiri in two years, a cash,
nj the purchasers option. deferred payments to he
secured 10y deed of trust the property sold with
noics bear interest at the IItc OF Der cent
per annum. payable s"mi-annu4ly. 4 deposit OF
S2G0 each parcel sold required AZ time Of sale.
TERMS 10 be comI.lied with within ten days from
day sale, the property to be iosod at the risk
and est OF defaulting purchaser.
CONNEIANCING at purchasers cost. Taxes paid
to date OF sale.
LEVIN S FREY, Trustee.
30lG p st. NV.
JACKSON II. RALSION. Trustee.
se+-fSds la3,. j ST. n.w.
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se10-5t
c. C. SLOAN & CO., AUCTs, 1907 c ST. NV

pEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
ABOUT 5000 SQUARE FEET, FRONTING
25o FEET On ERIGHTWooD AVENUE EN-
TENDED. AND IMPROVED BY A FRAME
BUILDING. CONTAINING TEN ROOMS AMI
STORE ROOM SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS
OF; DWELLING PURPOSES; ALSO LARGE
STABLE IN REAR.
At the request of the owner. will offer fol-
spia at public auction. in front of the premises,
on MONDAY SEPTEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1895,
AT QUARTER FAST FIVE O'CLOCK IN, the
following deSeribsd pad and premises being lot
.jrs 9f Parta a. b. ShgssT s, s2n , Of part 9,
extended and improved by substantial frame
building, desirable for business or dwelling. The
house contains ten and store room; has large
stable sp rear; well of the finest water at the
door. The electric cars pass this place every ten
minutes. The lot fronts three roads. streets,
and can he utilized for building garden purposes.
Terms easy, and made known at time of sale
sell-dSds c. G.. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts.
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JOSEPH BROS. & CO., Auets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
n TWINING CITY. IN HE DISTRICT OF

n TWINING CITY. IN HE DISTRICT OF
BY Tirtue of a power contained in n deed of
1rcst TO the undersigned trustees bearing date
June 10, 1885 and duly recorded in Liber No 2OO5
u. olo 4t4 ct sea-. Of the land records
district Of Columbia, default having been made in
the payment of the Indebtedness securai theI e.,y
ana upon the written request nf tho hnl,l of lie
paper therein secured, the undersigned trustees will
oner al puplic auction. to the highest bidder IN
Inc, Inc premises, on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER The
l,NfNIlEIH, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all
mat van able real estate described as lot No one
w IN biock No. five 10 in certain subdivision OF
Part OF the farm of the late Henry Nayor made
py hlchard Smith and Charles A. Elliott trustees
tne same being duly recorded in Book No q ,Coun-
W, az page l3l, in the office of the surveyor OF
City. A ~ AWNING
:. Inc said ground is improved by three ,3l dwell.
rooms each. and one large store and ab.et eight
room dwelling The property will be offered subject
to decd of trust of $1,000 bearing date the Ooh
or May, 1898, to the Baltimore Building and / oan
Association of Baltimore City. recorded in Jiber
No. 2O26, at folio 2f5. of the aforesaid land
record books of the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale: CASH at the expiration of ten
days from the day of sale; $500 to be deposited at
the time of sale, and days allowed within
Whlch to pay the balance and close I'D the nur.
chase Trustees reserve the right to reolrer the
property for sale at the purchasers risk IN default
OF compliance with these terms Conyeyanci,y at
cost of purchaser
ALBERT l.. RICHARDSON,
LOUIS ]. SMITH,
se9-dts Trustees. Washington. DC.