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Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, Statesmen TO SELL
roll and sheet wrapping paper in Iowa. Illinois
and Nsbraska on "A liberal commission. as a
side line; small samples only necessary. Mis-
souri, Paper Co., Nos, 42l and 423 N. Main ST..
st. Louis, Mo. B-339 II
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, INTELLIGENT GENTLEMEN AM
ladies In every town to work at home: neat,
steady employment; no canvassing: no expert
ence necessary; we pay salary; enclose stamp
for particulars. Standard Mfg. Co., lac West
2d ST., New York. B-3S9 17%
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE FAINT
err; must be A NJ. / tradesman. Write Kearney
Cycle Mfg. Company Keatney, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
TREES AND sHRURDERY.

'HRURRETlY. BFRuIT & SHADE TREES: Low
est prices. +. r. Martin 81 house W. D.. & y %SE-
4SS-Ml0-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17
FOR SALE-FURNITURE IL.

4 FOLDING BEDS. DRESSERS, BED ROOM
suit, hall tree, stair carpet. for sale until sold.
1909 Douglas. O-25 lie
AT 22O4 OHIO ST. FOUR-PIECE PARLOR
suite; mgdern; birds-eye maple; very cheap.
O-M3ST lSt
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

WANTED, GENERAL AGENT; RESPONSIBLE.
active man, with Al reputation and some money
and ability to manage sale Of dry goods spe-
cialty through lady solicitors. National Absorb
ent Co., Dayton, o. B-3GO lie
Omaha daily bee., 1896-05-17

SALESMAN TO DRUG TRADE. SIDE I'M
or otherwise. j. w. Knight, 2l1-225 state st.
Racine, Wis. B.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
SUBURBAN N W S
BROOkLAND.

The old Soldiers, HON. School was replaced this
year by a fine n. lutling. tn Wo'durn School.
three-lIlrterS IF mile beyond the former build
Ing The opening last week showed a large In
crease. of pupils. the situation now Is more ce-
ral /, Is a four-room building and has all the
snvcnitnces that he desired for suburban
o hool. A cpIxin- department. with Miss Rurris
. cIIarg. of the work. will BE r:;ed up in one
8 th Large has. roonls. Pupils from the fifth
- the eighth grabs. inr!usive. will attend :he
Cooking class. owing to the large attendauc-,
there is d .IH:,nd for fourth teacher. who Will
begin her work in few days The teachers then
Will he a. f.liIwS: Principal. Miss ii. E. King.
VIII, ais, has charge OF the sixth. seventh and
eighth grades: fourth and fifth gra.irs, Mr. Ed
ward IL. Webster: second and third grades, Miss
Niani. f. Conptoa: first grad. Miss Marie Ne
k-ii"h The health work and singing Will. IL all
probability. bee lo,k.! after 10y Mis- Rosa Holmes
an. Mr.. Tracy respectively The new school Is
situated near t'-- Junction of Rigs aad Blair
front If th. hu tilng will be graded shortly. and
this viii .Itsa;r the schon! several et.
Ms Susan B,rrIIS OF West Washington is the
guest of Mrs. Funk ri Wnnlinu-n.
The Nj. s. tIuo of this vicinity will hold its
fourth anniversary TALL at the Fro"kland Hall next
week
Irno kIind Ledge. l. D. .. F.. M. 25. met last
night in lis ledge and many important mat
discussed.
Th- Washington College for Young Ladies OPENED
last week in lexington with large number Of
day AMI 10 oirur pupils. Th- president of the cob
leg. is Mr. +. Mensfee-
Evening star., 1896-09-29
FALLS CHURCH.

The democrats have arranged for series OF pub
lie meetings, to be held every Tuesday night, at
Odd Fellows Hall, during tn" campaign under the
auspices of the Bryan and Scwall Club Tonight
Mr. A. A. Lipscomh and Judge W. b. Fleming will
speak Next Tuesday night United States Senator
Itiricl and Il. W. Moore, eSsl., are advertised to
address the meeting. On October II Representative
E. Z. Meredith and j. F. Willard. esq; on Oc-
tober ~. Il. E. Difenderfcr. sscsetary OK the n:s-
tional silver convention; on October e. J. F. Ryan
of Loudoun county.
While the democrats are thus active the repu'-
Leans of this vicinity not inactive. At the
meeting of tn. Mckinley and Hobart Republican
Club last night it was decided to purchas" 100
torches for a nurni.er of contemplated torchlisht
professions and arrangements Were made for a
number OF public demonstrations with men OF
national reputation as as sIeakers , An invitation
di,lae of the party for Congress from this district
to speak in the near future. Canvassers have been
appointed that the voters duly regis
tered. and every effort is beng made to poll the
fall strength of tn. party I'm this district. Quite
u number Of new members We're added to the club
Rev. $. a. Ball, Miss Ida N. Ball and Miss
ing friends at Manassas, Va
Miss May Barry. who has been visiting friends
at | Tas"na Park ark, has 9s retFned urn ' home. o,,
Fellows, Hall Hall Friday night NE Msssrs A. L. Fass
The executive committee Of the Falls Church
Mutual Fire !nsuran-e Company met at the o;ti"e
OF tue PRESIDENT mere Ssliuitlay AMI
considerable business, acting 4 large number Of
applications.
The Ladies' Parsonage and Home Missionary
Society OF til. Baltimore conference of tn" NJ. f.
Church South will hold three days meeting her.
commencing nrxt Saturday.
Mrs. Williams, WHO with her daughter. Miss
Sue Creighton Williams. has been visiting her
sister Miss su- \: Riddle. left to-day for ogonta,
Pa. where Miss Williams will enter the seminary
at that place.
Lieut.. Barry of Eas' Falls Church is visiting
friends IN New York
Mrs. LipscoInb OF Washington is visiting Mrs
]. \. Ulen
Evening star., 1896-09-29

party started for home at IL O'Clock Among those
present were Misses Mamie Knott Annie Lake
Gertie Chauncey, Ella Watt, Oscie Amss, Alma
Sadaler. Ella lioultOn. Mertie Follmer, Edna Dyre
Florence Smith. Maud Follmer. Mrs Hill and
M'ssrs- William Doyle, Eoch Edminston, Harry
milkemp. harold Doyle, Fred McNenzie C. NJ
Dickersoi, Luther Fliekinger, Louis Devices. H. r
flll and CHARLES Dudley.
North Carolina. Miss Roberta Best. who accom-
iSiI,s Int. hsT M; esperts GET to rsturn Saturday
ton for the Writer nnnths.
Maj. Z. F. Lewis has returned from Philadel-
Mrs Lynwood Willis and son of Hyattsvil,e.
Nd are visiting Mrs. T. A. Lay.
Miss Manic Barry has returned TO her home at
Falls Church. Va, after visit to Miss Blanch
Lay.
Mrs Clark is the guest OF Mrs. Whitaker
A COW was killed saturday last by a car of the
~ briShtwrod IGN: Halfway Company. near the Silver
RallyinG day services were held Sunday morning
az & ,he ir1siyternn Cirpel by the children Of the
Sn.iay S1a school lasting over an hear. ami taking
ri'ce Of tn" regular church services. Tie program
was urder the control OF Mr. ii. s. Knight SUI
ItInteI1icnt ,, of the S.ndiy school, and was rs
follows: tEcrds Hy tie school. Onward Christian
soldiers as it Eial, he'd from the school to
!Rs We oM ,hs safff s the h.. sm
reading by the surcrinttrdrnt and the congrega-
,irn; cong by the church choir; the baptism of
Katie Whitmer: Scripture exercises by seventeen
hymn Inc Msra ,pns and SI M M h
s,h".; roll 20. sa .f classes and offerings; amotnt Of
Van Ness: song. Little Lights, hy primary class
hymn. brightly CLEANS t'ur Banner by scht.l :;
ss Mars amv ir ' hyn nn s,Sis1 f,o ny
tenediction by the pastor
snl MtS Of Sst Mrs.. ' H. 3 kaSt IN % at Takona Heights
The denoer'1S Is of Iak%n an and vicinity will hold
@"t: al VII. kna n Wnssag N s ,I T.tp'n nT r
y. Baldwin and Mr. ]. NJ Devine.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
ANACOSTIA.

Policemen Stevens and Srahl OF the Anacustia
subsation last evening ra 4le|l camp OF tranIs
Twining City and captured three men, who
gave their ines as John McClelland. Alfred Hoop
er and Edward CarLey. The men We're evidently
not tranIps from choice, aid their story, which
was believed by those whoEl they told it,
that they travelling from place to place solely
with the hopes of fl ding work. McClelland said
h. WAS by trad. :, maci.inist Hooper gave his
,upation as II miner and Carney said he was last
Ell ploytd brakeman.
The general of Mr. A. G.. Steele. near Ian
hams was hruk, into Saturday night and robbed
of 4 lar., quantity of go,'s. This WAS the third
time the Las been robbed within few
u.c nthS ard I. Is Thought. 10y the same parties rs
the same means 30 force entrance was used ON
each occasion. and lii both they used tools
which We're gotten from house by.
Evening star., 1896-09-29

Today.
Ratcliffe. Sutton Co.. Aucts., go Pa. ave. NV.
9th st. s.e.. dwelling No. S37. Sale Tuesday,
September %, at 4:3O O'Clock pm. w. W. Fierce
and j. J. Darlington, trustees.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts, 9th and d sts NV
New Jersey ave. s.e-, dwelling No. 4l4. Sale
Tuesday, September %, at s O'Clock pm. Jos. L..
Edison and Chas. Il. Bailey, trustees.
Duncanson Bros, Aucts., 9th and D SITS. n.w.-k
st. sw.. dwelling No go. Sale Tuesday, Sep
tender 20, at 4:3O o'clock pm. Also, imne-
diatey thereafter, dwelling No. 116 NJ st. sw
Benjamin r. Leighton and w. Mosby Williams,
trustees.
Tomorrow.
Trustees sale of building lot In alley opening into
st. between Both and 31th sts., f:eorgetoT1. y.
Sale Wednesday, September 30, ut 4:30 O clock
PIN john w. FILLING and irving Williamson tr,Is-
tees.
Thos. Bowling & Co, Aucts., 612 st. n.w.-K
September 80, at 430 o'clock pm. Samuel Ii.
Walker and Michael ]. Weller trustees.
Ratcliffe. Sutton K Co, Aucts., $40 Pa. ave. NV
B St ne, dwelling No. 312. Sale Wednesday,
September 80 at 4:30 o'clock pm. John Walter
jr., surviving trustee.
NJ. B. Latimer & Co., Aucts., 1229-123l G ST.
n.w.-Sale of household effects, in auction rooms,
on Wednesday, September 80 at 10 O'Clock e. H.
BY order of Creed 81. Fulton, trustee.
c. q. Sloan & Co., Aucts. 1897 G St nw-SaIc
OF $50 palms. In auction rooms Wednesday,
September 30, at Il and O'Clock.
Walter B. Williams & Co. Aucts.-Sale at 23l
PcuDa. ave. NV. of safe. show cases. counter, etc
on Wednesday, September ~. at 10 O'Clock ain.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Making Arrangements for the Con
ventfOn in November.

Making Arrangements Tor the Con.
ventfOn in November.
A meeting of the executive committee Of
Columbia was held last evening in the Cal
vary Baptist Sunday school house, P.esi-
dent P!erson H. Bristow in the chair. There
were also present Jerome +. johnson, sec
retary; Lucius d. Alden. Maj c. II. Car
rington, Col. Weston Flint, Mr.. A NJ. Nc
Bath, Henry NJ. Shook, Mr.. ]. H. Lichliter,
James J.. Ewtn, Joseph A. Scott, Rev. Stan
ley Biheimer and William Redin Wood
ward
The executive committee has been charged
with the completion of arrangements for
the Sunday school convention which Is to
be held in this city November 3-25, and at
last nights meeting the convention was
the principal topic of discussion
Maj. S. H. Walker was appointed men,
Der of tie program committee in place OF
c. NJ. l.. Sites, resigned; Lucius u. Alden,
chairman of credentials committee, in place
of DIR. d. Percy Hickling. resigned.
These new committees were appointed:
On ushers-John Inrie, jr, chairman !;
Russell Barnes, J. X. keene, G. F. Nesbit
Richard Foster.
On appliances-Frank Hamilton, chair
man; r. NJ Henderson, Miss Elbertine Rob-
ertson, Miss S. Marshall, Harry Farmer
Seven additional schools were admitted
to N.e Sunday School Union upon applica-
tions in writing, namely: lexington Pres
byterian, Memorial Chapel, baptist; Ten
leytown Methodist Episcopal; Emery Chap
ell, Methodist Episcopal South; Central
Evening star., 1896-09-29
LASGDOS.

Mr.. Il. F. Edwards of the leading citizens OF
I.n.Ipn. las received Letter from the oitiee Of
the District Commissioners requesting suggestions
Us the To h. given thu nrw public school
building to hs erpcts.. lan=ion- Many per-
sons who have children whom they expect to send
To- scI,p when IL Is ol,ans-l favor thc HIM. of
sutton for the building. as it has been mainly
t!rr..! the efforts II MIR. III. s. S:It:On that The
coi.stracrion Jf tn, proposed building has been
rIIic possible NJ Sutton is very i'ablic-siiri;el
Ls:n. aud is secretary Of the Northeast Citizens
Association,
T.s. regular a,.aiin: .: i..Hs,ion L'i=e. No. 26.
l. - - +. will ',e he'd TINS "yeil-ns- There Is
s"n. iHIIrrtint business pending before the lodge
t;t il viii not l." disposed of until tine ncxt reg
ulaT Erecting tn, affairs OF the lodge are IN 4
hI-iy Pr'NlF:",is ctrl4ti"n
treat interest is felt in the hox party which is
t. l~' given tomurr,'"v evu:iIg for the benefit of
I@.nct''H Io'i-- of 1""d Tenipiars. and there is
r.I>''n tn believe That lot only Will there he u
<, ,2rs.I gathering of the citizens OF Ls.rrdon On
th'' l~iI. hdt that many members of th-. order
fr"JsI every part ri til" District will hc present
Til" 'tox PARTY llas been tried in many other
hy various lodges Of Coed T-inplirs. and
ev"rywl has i'.,' found to give Infinite
Rent and pleasure. MIR. cameron. VITO recently
been succeeded in Office by Mr.. Matby.
There is much complaint IN reference TO the con-
diti"n of III. board walk In some parts Ernporia
street In front OF the residence os Mr. u. F.
Edwards ii is regarded as especially dangerous
authorities who have - far done nothing to reIned
T'h. freight wreck near Hyattsvine Sunday
evening The Of much annoyance y.ster-
diy several hundred persons I4Insdnn. who's.
BUSINESS places in Washington. No local
with any regularity until
lltv in the afternnnn. and for several hours in the
morning Local passenger trains ut all
A. consequence many had walk the entire
distance To The city.
Mr. W II. Mc\caI of the govern printing
0fic- hats removed from Wildwood Terrace to
the B,ii,h.r cottage Detroit street.
Mr. E T. Sherman. who has heretofore resided
on Frankfort street. has reinJved to Wildwood
Tt rr;Icc.''
Postmaster ~. T. Putnam and family Will here
after r..siCa nj M. = 2tth street.
Mr.. IL. ,i. SimI,sill. who has been spending his
vacation among friends in LIray, Va. returned
Ian-ton yesterday.
Mrs. Christie who seriously injured several
months in baltimore by le.ng thrown from
street while visiting friends there and who.
since Ih'. accident has until recently been great
suffy has returned 10 her home in Llnc.On Her
niany friends viii De glad To hear that she is
again comparatively well.
i'ruf. and Mrs H. L. May Lave returi,-l to
their horne in Washington after Il pleasant visit
to friends In I.ang,ion.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
DUNcANsoN BROS. AucrIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND PREMISES
KNOWN AS GO STREET AND 1Ie N
STREET SOUTHWEST
BY decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia passed in equity cause No 1882 in
case in which Holden ct al complainants
and Bell ct al defendants. the Undersigned
tI,n tees will. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ;he
TV'ENTi-N1N1H, AID 1896. HALF-PAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises
sell at public auction the following pieces of real
estate, situate in she city of Washington. In said
District. to wit. Lot thiry-three t33) In square
four hundred and sevcI lone t4I1I. having front
OF twenty 30, feet by depth Of hundred an,,
ten Q1o) feet 10 alley, improved 10y a three
story frame building used store and dwelling,
stable in the
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER they will fell
the east sixteen l6, feet eight O., inches front by
the full depth thereof OF lot fifteen 40, sirL,r.
xix hundred and fifty t650D. improved 10y a two
story frame dwelling fronting N street. and a
flame shaniv In the rear of lot. public alley.
Terms Oe-thIrd OF the purchase money in
cash. balance in two equal instalmen.s, at one
and two years. secured hy the notes OF the pur-
chaser. and d. ed of tsust the property sold.
interest from Gay OF sale. CoEreyancing and re-
quircd Oh esch piece of property at time Of sale
Terms of sale - be complied with within fifteen
days from the date thereof otherwise trustees
the right resell the cost and risk OF
dc faulting purchaser.
BENJAMIN r. LEIGHTON
Office, 452 ID ST. NV.
W. AOSBY WILLIAMS.
Office, l421 st. NV.
sr1SdtIds Trustees
Evening star., 1896-09-29
kENSINGTOS.

Mrs. George Peter and children spendin, Il
week with friends at Avery Park.
Miss Annie Wilson of Washington was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs ]. ". Townsend. over Sunday.
Mrs A. Dorsey and Mrs. f. Proctor. who for
nI.rly resided here. spent Monday with friends In
town.
4 rather rough looking, but smooth ton-uc,l white
appeared :he house of Alex Da.,.l,cf col
or,i Thursday morning last, while Mrs. Datc.cr
was alone In the house He became very solicit
oGS ahnut her health which had been frail of late
AMI finally informed her that her sickness was the
result of wicked cnnjIrins. She could never
get we'll TIL the removed AMI he was
the only who could her. He sized M her
wealth. whi,h was $3.50 and then went through
SON. in"antatiois. with the result that bottle
Kitchen doorstep. which she had to bass fire.
qurEjIy. lie took the hottI.. and thu. money away
other c"lnred families living the outskirts. but
unsuccessful. mainly owing to th, hard tim's.
now agricultural ihii"incnt Ware house of Mr..
Thomas X. Martin. h-Gkr through the outerIust
layer "f shingles ana i'iI TO IN" grnant lie was
Severely rcrntche, In the descent aud stunned but
NJ rpnes We're bro.en-
rhc sehool h,,rse has received fresh coat OF
paint. The well cl"aued the flag pole raise. and
hex walks are to he provided soon;
Preparatory services will BE held at the Warner
Memorial Prrsytertan Church on Friday evening
next. ard it is expected that Rev George Dan
cen. pastor of the Westminster Charch at Har-
rishur-, IA. will be present and preach
Tn. Kings Messengers on Sunday after
ut the Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
Tie meeting was o:rn,d y singing the hymn. Il
Gave My I!f. For Thee and was followed hy
sCriptGrr reading and sentence prayers. AfrrT The
leading rf tIe reports of the rotary and treas
trer the following rcalugs given: 'Illustra
tlGnS of Cast in lniil. Miss Sadie Kinn.ar
The HIystack Monument Mis-. BESSIE, Rus
a.I; a Visit tu the Dyarfs In West Africa and
-NI"trhlng. Miss Flora Warren Smith; .'I'-i.ill
dni, Miss Lillian BRADY: The Masters call
SisS Margie Hart biographical sketch of William
Cary. the first Protestant f,rvi=a IDiss:oaar ry
Miss Winnie Hutchinson. After singing Jesus
Thy Dying Love 'ha repeating IT the Lord.
prayer in concert cltscd the meeting.
Tnc bills fuf the town taxes have tIaca prepare,
and will hc sent this week. II IS requested
r thai they he promptly paid. MONEY is needed
for nr"'ss;ry improvements.
Charli-. the eight -year-od son Of Joseph Davis
co.ofCf. while playing ai.Gut the yard o.. S..u.li,
aftCrl.- n. fell down ceiiarway, breaking hi
arm In two places.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
After Shoulder Straps.

An examination of candidates for appoint
ment as commissioned officers of the regi-
ment of High School Cadets during the
coming school year will be held at the
Central High School Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. The examination Thursday Will
differ from those Of former years, In that
it will be written instead of oral The
papers are to be passed upon by a board
of officers, consisting of Major Burton r.
Ross. Lieut.. L. H. Reichelderfer of the I'd
Battalion, d. c. n. c., and another Ma
tional Guard officer The regiment will be
organized next week.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
RATCIFFE. SUTTON Il CO. AICrrnNEF,RS.
Successors 10 R;itrliT- narr q co..
TRUSTEES SALE OF a NEARLY NEW TW
STORY BRiCK DWELLING. No 2ia

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
STORY BRiCK DWELLING. No ~. l.,
SHEET Sh'THWESr. AND THE Tgvn IpTS
ADJOINING. NON SED FOR A t'pAI. YARD.
l'y virtue of certain deed Of trust dated MAY
Ia. 1888, ana daily recorded in l.hcr NJ l>lS.
folta 2S' ct seq. of the land Records ct tie
district OF Columbia. Gni the request ni llt.
holder of tie n"t- thereby secured We viii sell.
nt pG,i!c auction, in front ~ ti,p pr,.n.S,.S ~
FRIDAY. TIE SECOND DAY or n'TuIir,Is
AID 1896 AT HAlfIAST FOUR O'tIor'K A. ".
those parcels Of land situate in the city Mash
ing;on District Of Columbia and distinguished as
lots ninety cNii. niGcty-scvpn fa1t ard niu'ty
eight r'St. according 10 subdivision of part II
rqHare tiy. hundred and forty four l.Iisl. :nd
corded in liher No ~: folio ~, IN the office Of
the surveyor for said District. The property is
improved Ay a siN-rUasn brick dwelling aud -,
lots alS.ning. with Office, present used for
a coal yard.
Terms OF sale: The property will Dee s'.li a
w,sole. SUBJECT to an incum,ranr" Of Si.'rO. tie
t'alance mast t paid ia raS. witin ten days frpm
tie day OF sale. A deposit "f Sl5l Will be re-
Q:iIcd at the time af sale All c"nycyancins and
recording the Of the purchaser IL terms 81
sale not complied with within ten days from
the day at sale tHe trustees TIN. right To
readveFtiss the property for five days in news
paper published in tue said city and 10 sell the
s;iinc at the risk and OF the defaulting pur.
chaser.
GEORGE C. B0ARMAS
JOB. BARNARD.
ssc5 Trustees
Evening star., 1896-09-29

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IN!MPRoyEp
SIDF. OF NORTH a. STREET. HETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS EAST
BY virtue Of deed of trust TO dated Feb
423 ct seq. of the land records of the District
cured. by reason of default in the payment "f the
lie auction. in front "f tn. premises. TUES
DAY, THE SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1896 AT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. that certain parcel Of land
situate in Washington city. District of Columbia.
known rs and being lot numbered twenty y-one t2l,
of William +. Ciark's subdivision OF square eight
hundred and thirty mine ,S:'l. said subdivision
is recorded in the office of the surveyor of the Dis
trict of Columbia. in book 10, page "a; together
with all of tn" rights. ways. easements privileges
and appurtcnances to til" same belonging.
Terms of sale: One third IN cash. and the bal
ance in two % equal inStallmcn:s in q, and
two t2i years from the day of sale. to bear in
terest from the day of sale ut the rate OF per
ccntum FER anr,lm until paid, payable semi-an-
nual!y. end to he represented hy the promssory
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest afnre-
said secured by deed of trust the property sold;
O all cash. ut the option Of purchaser. A deposit
of 500 required on acceptance of hid. aud other
terms he complied with in fifteen Us, days from
day of sale. All cGnvcyancing and recording at
purchasers cost.
OLIVER T. THOMPSON. Trustee
631 Pennsylvania ave. W.
ANDREW B. DUVAIL. Trustee.
4I2 Louis ana ave. NV.
THOMAS DOWLING & co, Auctioncers
Scc6-p IEdS
Evening star., 1896-09-29

TIIf~r an. ,,,r -'i'

if SIEES SALE of IMPROVED LOT IN DIS
1RtI OF COLUMBIA NEAR BENNINt:S
by virtue of a deed of trust. dated ktnrIu!,nr
10, lS". and Recorded in Lilsr l544. folio no
one oi III" land records of said District. ard bv
d.r,' ton of the party secured We. viii s.l "A, rub
u, ati9n In front of said premises, MONDAY.
IN. FIFTH DAY OF p-rOliEU. ls.,6. AT TIIl.EE
pflth h PM. III. house and lot formerly owned
10y squire Wilkins. d.-~as'-. in the blstri,.t Of
toiHlnl'ia beginning for t. Sn- at n f-,Iri un rht,
B"iiln:s itEId Ia Maritorn' the l'nc wll,h for
m"r y id'd the lands of J"hH Iayu. and william
Is Lacy. and running theme wrstctly along the
HE "f said rsd 81 feet. Thence. I5ortlry 1896 fr:
tniire east lli2 feet: Theme suIfif,fly ~ frst
10 the place Of beginning. containing !. square
f."t. ani ls'ing th" property conveyed ty
Wnl'an IL. Lacy 10 Squire Williams, and i'm
proved i'y two-story frame dwelling ard siare,
containing rooms.
Terms ~ sale. Dne-tlrd cash. aud balance IN
equal amounts in six and twelve months. with In
terst from day of sale. nll cash. .f desired.
'naNeyancng al cost Of purchaser. T"rl..s ~
sale 10 ie complied with in fifteen days ur resale
at risk OF d"faulfin: purchaser ft. 'llES' Euiirr
JAMES :. Epw ARDS
JOB EAitNARD,
Trustees
SEQ o-dS1s sos Sth