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Evening star., 1896-09-29
C G. SLOAN & CO., Aucr1oNEERs. l4c7 ST


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE No. 72I THIRTEENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of +estain deed of trust TO us, dated
February 21, 1894 and duly recorded February
of the land records of the District of Columbia,
and at the request of the party secured thereby.
we. the undersigned trustees. will cell. at public
auction. in front of the premises. "a FRIDAY. TIE
SECOND DAY Or OCTOBER. AID. 1896. AT
lALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises situate in the city
of Washington. in the District of Columbia and
designated and being lot numbered forty whine
ti9). in Gill and raxtons subdivision Of lots IL
as the appears of record in Liber No 10.
at folio l51. in the Office Of the shrveyor Of the said
District together with the improvements, consist
ing of two-story brick dwelling No. s27 Thir-
teenth street southeast.
Terms Of hale 0ne-th.rd Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash. and the balance in two equal
i!!ztalnents. payable in one and two years, with
interest at six tGl yer centun per annrm, PAYABLE
senli-lnnually from day of sale, secured by deed
of trust upon the property sold. all cash. AZ the
option of the pure hase:- deIOslt of 500 will
.e required of the purchaser at the time OF sale
All c5iiveyancing. recording and lotarial fees at
the purchasers cost Terms of sale TO be torn
Piled with within ten days from day of sal.,
Otherwise the trustees the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost of the purchaser
II default. The National Mutual Building and
chaser, if desired. two-;irds Of the purchase price
its usual terms.
JAMES F. HOOD
Pacific building,
GEO. J. PEFT.
se2c-eod&dbs Trustces.
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HYATTSVIILE,

An interesting program presented at the
last meeting of Chilum Grange. Mrs. Anderson
rtad. Mr. Rowe!l gave interesting account OF
his recent trip 10 Niagara Fails and Canada and
there was also Interesting general discussion of
the matter OF equalization of taxation
AT q recent meeting held in Washington the fol-
lowing gentlemen from this county were aDpont-
ed to confer with State Director of Farmers In
stitutes Amos in reference to holding a county
institute at Ip.er Marlboro, November 10:
bowie. Dr. W. W. DuvaIl. L. F. Perkins: Sur
rats. Mess-s. Jas II. Shreeye and W. H. r.
Blaadfori; oxol Hill, Messrs. Jas Heisken and
Geo Beck: Spaldings, Horace e'rosier and r y
Randall: Bladens!'urs. Jos. Ager and J. Z. RAY
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Presbyterian. Grace, Baptist. and Twelfth

Presbyterian, Grace, Baptist. and Twelfth
Street (southeastJ Methodist Episcopal.
Mr.. johnson. as field worker. reported
that. including these schools. there are now
seventy-three in Dthis union, distributed
denominati tionally: Baptist, II; Christian, g.;
Congregational. 8; Lutheran, 5; Methodist
Episcopal, 20; Methodist Episcopal South
2; Methodist Protestant, 4; Presbyterian. 16;
ted Brethren. L; undenom.nat tional, 4.
draft of the program as Professionally
prepared was read by Mr.. BrfstoW, from
the committee on program. 1t provides for
workers from other cities, full reports by
the local officers: and a primary session
conducted by the officers Of the Primary
Teachers Union. The report received the
unanimous approval Of the committee.
Chairman Alden of the credentials COM
.mittee reported that requests for tick
cts emitting delegates to seats were al
ready being received. A circular letter, he
schools entitled to representation in the
convention, informing them as to their
quota. The committee was authorized to
select suitable badge for the delegates.
Major Carrington, chairman OF the mu-
sic committee, reported that Mr.. P. S. F'os-
ter had been prevailed upon to conduct
the singing during the convention, and that
for the first session he would have the as
sistance of the Moody Choir. 1t was decided
to attempt to form male chorus for the
remaining evening sessions, and the su-
perintendents present last night pledged
nearly enough singers to make up the de-
sired number. 1t was further reported from
this committee that the Christian EndeaV-
o: committee of '?6 had offered the use OF
tkeir music leaflets, which offer had been
thankfully accepted.
The press committee reported progress,
and 1T was determined that all informa-
ton should be given the daily papers
through this committee. 1t was further re-
Eorted to the executive committee that a
satisfactory arrangement had been COM
pleted with the Primary Teachers Union
whereby it had agreed to cooperate with
the Sunday School Union and to work In
harmony with the primary committee of
the latter organization of primary work
throughout the District, and composed for
the present year of p. H. Bristow, chair
man; Frank Hamilton, Miss r. Robertson,
jerome F. johnson, Joseph A. Scott, James
l.. EWn. Mrs. Weston Flint. Mrs. 5. II.
Bodtish, Miss l.. Marshall, Mrs. j. f. Fout,
and Miss Carrie c. Stratton Miss Robert
son has been engaged as primary field
worker, and Mrs. S. w. Clark, president of
the Primary Teachers Union of New York
city, has been engaged to give a ten days
course of practical instruction in black
board work, commencing November 10.
The arrangement was approved.
Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia.
Fast time, Frequent trains, Prompt Serv-
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The list of speakers for the republican
mass meeting to be held at Bethesda Elec-
tric Park Friday evening, under the aus
pices OF the Bethesda District Sound
Money Club, has been made up. 1t includes
many prominent names we'll known In
Maryland and in the District Among
these are Gen. L. T. Michener of Indiana
Mr. 3. H. Warner, Henry f. Davis, Can't
John Mcdonald, the republican nominee for
Congress from the sixth Maryland district,
ard a number of others: The music for the
occasion will be supplied by a full brass
band and every one who desires to hear
the issues Of the campaign intelligently
discussed is cordially invited to be present.
The invitations which have been extended
to the various republican organizs tions of
Maryland and the District have all been
accepted, and the indications point to a
rousiag demonstration for the ticket bear
fnG the names of Mckinley and Hobart
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AucrIoNEEKs
ihtSiEES SALE OF HonsE AND PREMISE

ihSSiEES SALE OF HOUSE AND PREMISES
h,,nCt;,,,A hANnMN As NJ. 1881 TENTH STREET
tnder and by virtue Of a decree Of tlre Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia loIding nm
Squit! Term Tor said District in a cas-, v h.r,in
Janet .olim ct al were comIahnants and James
eAT et ihl Were defsBdants known AS e1u,ty ,suse
No. I6S9I, the Undersigned WILL or FRIDAY IH,
I',bER NINTH, AID. 1s,G. at FIVE IItT0,k
IN, In front Of the premises. sell at 1ul,llc auc
u" The following dcso rbcd real estate situate In
thc city or Washington. In said District 10 VIII.
!afts o iots iuinleIsd twenty ga and siniy
TWO W. IN Dasl'lSns Subdivision OF square nJm-
l"red three Hundred Gnd sixty seven t3i,T having
combined front of fifteen tl,t feet on 10th street
aid running back a: that width the full ,l.ph ~
said lots. as the same is particul;riy dc.
strit'-l ih the proceedings in said .ause together
WIN the improvements thereon. consisting of "A
tM"s'ry frame dH' Hing and small frame dwell
in2 in the Tear.
Terms of sale. prescribed in said decree: One
thlrn ot the lirrlasc money in cash laIanrt in two
equal ih>tallnen nts AZ aud two years secured v
tlf iriil.Ssry notes Of tile purchaser and !, ,.,J
o asf 10 ia" sat atsfa"tion Of said t,1is1r. on the
property Sold all cash the p,ir,.las.r's oI-
thhi Terms of sale to Ice comItird with within ff-
teen days from the date Ihcr,sf All cu.oyi ,.in-
and recording AT flc Purchasers rust A lei. St ~
Sioo rec uircd tin. day uf sale
I'lNJAMlN i. LEIGHTON rtust.e
s'-n-dSis 'fi,c, az u L n W.
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TAKOMA PARK.

A num.rer Of friends Of Miss Dudley took q BIZ
cycle run last night from Washington to her resi-
dence at Takcma. Several games We're played.
among them being peanut hunt" in which
prizes by Miss Oscie Amiss and Miss
Mamie Knott. Refreshments were served, ard the
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RATCL1FFE. st TrON & CO. AUCTIDNEII;S
(S"ccess"rs TO Ratcliffe. Darr & Co..
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK HORSE
No 312 Il STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, duly recorded In
Lber No. l6lS folio 81 ct seq. one o! the Land
re- ORD, for the District Of Columbia and at tho
request nf the parties secured thereby the under
signed, surviving trustee. will oYcr for sale liv
public auction in front OF IN" premises, on WE'D
NkSlDli. THIKTIErH SEPTEMBER AID 1S:.
NJ III HAI-F-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM the follow
Ing described real estate. situate In IN. city Of
Washtct.'n District o! Columbia. and known and
distinguished parts Of lots four a. and three q
In square Numbered seven hundred and ei.hty-foIr
,Is4'. beginning fT the at q point N.r: IN
IL street Oh hundred and six u0f feet cast Of tn,
southwest corner Of said square. and running still
east along North j street twenty t20l feet THENCE
north and at right angles with said street sixty
eight sS-lv1 "sCS feet: Thence northwest wardly
and al right Angles with Marylafd avenue two q.
feet. thcrce southwss wardly nineteen 81 100 fee;
ti.nce south and at right angles North Il street
siAiyfour ,6i, feet two and thrre-four;hs ga. /,
hdes TO the hernntns. together with all the i'm
pIovenicnts. rights etc.
Terms: Ofe-thiru lash, the balance n and
two yeas. with interest from the day OF sale At g
per cent per GnnGIi payable se:ni-aunIap. secured
by d. 81 of uusI on the property sold. all cash
at the option "a: the purchaser d. I,p-t of S2pu
required II. acceptance Of bid. If the terms o..
sale OF complied th in fifteen days from the
of sale the trustee ihe right r,.>.
prope, ~ a: the risk and OF the defaultins
purchaser. after live DAYS advcrtiseinrT: of such
resale in sOme newsI aper published In Washington
DC. All conveyancing and recording the pur-
chaser's cost
JOHN WAITER Jr Surviving Trustee
sn1S-d&ds
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTioNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE of TWo-SrORY BRICK
DWELLING. NJ 2ol3 VERMONT AVENUE.
BY virtue of certain deed al trust. .are,. the
3ist day of August. AID. 1885. recorded in Li:"r
no 1896 at folio 442 81 s.-I. of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. will offer nj pubic
sale, in front of the premises on THURSDAY. th.
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER A.D. lS'G. al FIVE.
q CLOCK PM. Lot - in GEORGE s Ialors sis!'-
division oi part of square :i6n. in the city OF Wash
layton and District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: onc-third cash, balance IN tw"
equal installinenis in one and two years with ia
tertst at q per cent per annum. payable semi
annually. secured the property sold. all cash.
al option of purchaser tonvcyancin. at cost If
purchaser. \ deIpost of 500 required time cf
sale. Terms In he complied with within f;fteea
days from day of sal" otherwise the trustees
the right resell risk and default
ing purchaser
]. HOI.DSwORT1 GORDON Trustee.
800 Al. ST. NV.
JOI y ]. wILMARrH. Tr:stce
se21-dSds 221 Al. st. NV.
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DUNCANs0N BROS. AUCTIONEEKs.
TRUSrEES' SALE OF A TwOSTCRY ERICK
DWELLING No. 4l4 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
c.I


DWELLING No. Ala NEW JERSEY AVENUE
SOUTHEAST.
BY viitu. Of :; deed Of trust given u.s. AMI
duly retcid,d in Liber 1874, al folio III ct s"q.,
of tie land records OF the District of Columbia.
anG ut the request of the party secured. will
sell. at public auction In front of the premises.
tt ESDhY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY NINTH. AID.
1895 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. tie foll"win. de-
ribcd real estate. situate in tie city of Wash
fncton. District of Columbia: Lot numbered s, ven
teen 10, in John Mhers subdivision Of original
lot numbered six tGt in square numbered si> hun
dIed ahd ninety four tG!i,, according to the plat
Of said subdivision as the same appears of record
in the office Of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia in subdivision book numbered Is, ut
page ca.
r, rms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
ytars from Gate Of sale, the deferred payments to
be secured 10y deed Of trust on the property sold,
AID t" bear interest AT the rate OF 6 Ier Ter
aInum. all cash. at the option of the pur-
CHASER. A DEPOSIT of 500 TO be paid at the sale
Terms TO be complied with in Is days otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to advertise AID
rtsell the property at The risk and of the i.-
fiultinc purchaser. All conveyancins at pur-
ctIaSer'S cost
JOSEPH Il. EDISON
CHARLES B. BAILEY
selb-tu.s&ds Trustees.
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selH H-tu. s&ds
RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO., AUCrlONEERS
Successors to Ratciffe, Darr & Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. NO. 337 NINrH STREET SuIyrII-

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 337 NINTH STREET SUIyTT-
EAST.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust. duly recorded in
Ifter No 1865 at folio L. of the land records for
the District of Columbia and pursuant a decree
of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
in Equity cause n. 1751s and at the request of
the party secured 10y said deed of trust, the un-
deTsignej. substituted trustees. will sell at
p bic cuction 10 front of the premises. TUES
DAY. THE TWENTY NINTH DAY OF SEITEI-
BIER, D. 1896 AT HAIFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. lot ~. of Charles Gesford's subdivision of
lots in square No. ?2i. in the city OF Washington
u. C.. with the impioT ements above.
Terms of sale: Onc-third cash. balance in one
and two years, with interest. secured tbs prop
ery, o. all cash. at purchasers option. D,J;,sit
of 800 required at time OF sale. All conveyaicin:
sLd recording at purchasers cost. and terms to he
complied with in ten days. right reserved re-
offer property 1T defauting purchasers risk and
cost.
". ". FIERCE. Trustee
. Sd st. ne.
]. ]. DARLINGTON. Trustee,
sells dSds 40 9Th NV.
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seo6-d&dbs RArC.LF.E. SUTTON & co. Auc.s.
DUNCANSoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING, NITM-
BE!;ED l7iI CoRCURAN STREET NORTH
WEST.
by vif:ue of certain decd .f tr':st. drly re-
ccidcd in iiber 1885, folio 204 - sea-, of te land
re, Ords of tine district of Columbia, ard at The
equest Of the party secured, the under signed tr,.s
tees, will SELL with the fRl,roy thereon ct
kCblic auction, in from, q the premises on FRI
DAY. THE SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.
1876. Al FIVE O'CLOCK PM.. lot numbered zoe
h.I dred and ffty-fi,e u53,. of I. +. Schneider :
subdivision of square numbered hundred and
ffty-fv- u55,. recorded In the surv,So SoTs .,irc
Of the District Of Colcraia. in Book To- page 1853.
Terms Of sale: Dnc-thisd cash. balance In one
and two years. with interest ut six per per
anDum, payable semi-annually, for which fe Ita.-
chaser will execute is notes, secured by deed Of
trust upon the propRrt:, all purchase money may
be piid in cash. deIx,sit OF $3.50 will h. re-
Quired at Tie time of sale If terms OF sale arc
not complied with within ten ti0i dcys from <iat L.
of sale, the trustees the right 20 ress The
property the risk and cost the defau,inr pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement of such re-
sale in come Newspaper published In the city Of
Washington. All convcyancfng and recording at
the cost OF the purcnaser.
A. A. WILSON. Trustee,
JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee,
selI-d&ds 1885 F ST. NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
CATALOGUE
SALE OF HORSES
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

Just arrived from Virginia. fourteen head of fine
Driving Horses. cOns!s tin. of pair of fna
cobs. l5l2 hands high well matched: pair OF
fine bay horses. l6 hands high: pair of fine
bay horses. Is hands ~ inches high. u;sd bay
horse by sam Purdy Is hands 3 inches high. fine
action and very promising in the trot: also one
brown FLY. highly tro:ing bred. quite speedy. and
the bal.nce fin. driving and wagon horses. IN
Guiding heavy draft horse. Can be at
BowenS ST ile. No. 621 New York ave-. and will
be sald at public auction FRIDAY MORNING,
OCTOBER SEiDND. 1896. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
All the above named horses guaranteed sound
or money refunded. No postponcmCnt account
of the We3:her.
sec9-3t' HALE & CARRIER.
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & 90. Auction F.l.i;S
tSfc"ssors 10 RatcliHe, barr 4 cas-

y
TRt STEIcS SALE OF MACHINERY. STORE FIN
IL lfS. HORSE. WAGONS. HARNESS ETt'
Al THE Ro1TIINt ESTABLISHMENT No
2lS Al. STREET sol THWEST
BY virtue Of a chaftel deed az trust duly 70
,"idrl in Lih,r 2os.. folio 81 seq ,rlr II -ha
land records for the District Of ';oluIn.a and az
IN" rtuest "f TIA" party secured Thereby unl.r-
signed ttrist." viii ''lrr for sale. 10y public anri .,n
on The Premises. No. 2ls Al street southwest. on
FRIDAY. SECOND DAY Of GYoRER AD I~.S
at Ten otTyHk AN. the goods and ,hqi,..ls
mentioned I'm schedule a. attached to SAID trust
COMPRISING:
3ie, X s-horsa Wagon
End slring Buggy.
Covered Spring Wagons.
1-Saliel Mare
1-Brown Mare
All Store Fixtures. Show Cases and MACHINERY in
the above establishment.
se26 d&.s Will. W. DOUGLAS Trustee.
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CHANcfRI SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN uAAR-
LEM, ABoIT ONE-HAIF MILE FROM
GEolaiEToNN. NEAR CONDUIT ROAD M
PROVED BY Two-SrpRG FRAME Iol'St:
ABOUT EIGIITEEN THOUSAND SQUARE
FEET
By virtue Of n decree of the Supreme C.pr, NJ
the District of Columbia. ia etuixy cause No
1. Az, 90 Neil et al. w. kicftr 81 al ih. under
siSfid trus"" VIII sell public aurisa in front
OF the preulises, on TUESDAY. THE SMITH pAY
OF ptIoBft, AID. lSG, AT IIALF-PAST Ftu-R
Z CLOCK Pm. all that piece uf Land kIr,wn as
part OF lot No IL "f Crowns subdivision IIaar-
lem, the same is recorded in county h,s,k Gov
SheIcrd. No. !. page 81. ia rl,c SURVEYOR, o'ir.
OF the District Of COLUMBIA, toceth,r with "a.
IToN'In'nts thereon. containing lN.,su sIrIar
f'ei more or less. The said p.u,-rfy * iltl
Same that WAS owned and occupied lS Tho lat,
Timothy pNeil or o'Ntal the time If his
dec' ase and is on the Washington aud firnr Fails
lle' trc Railway, ibC'r ialf mil ,.yuIid ,i.-,.-
town. between the tondait aud Canal r,.,,I, .l.sIt
$50 feet west of the F">lall road
Terms of sal": bnrtlrd ~ tl.n uurchaS So r,,nnry
III cash aHd the balance III two trI'ldl n..rs
payable IN 'nc and two years. with it, Re-; az rho
rate nf I"r ctIitum pr AMMAN. Ir;aI.I. s.l!i-
annually FROM day ot sale secured hv deed ~
iIst upon the property sod. or all cash M tn.
option of the pur' ha-cr. deposit OF 500 re-
pIirod at time of sale T, sale tc h., COM
piled with within ton days from dnr II sal. or
the property to Ice r'sod after davs' I,-..,us
notice. al lie risk and of default nag
N"t"--F"r a more particular d.scripriou Of rha
Property mentioned above reference i rraln Il. M,
d.'ree, which description viii also ~, r,a! at tiIae
of sale.
WALTER II. MARROW. Jr Trustee.
h'-'-i-t 1ln u ~. NV
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RADCLIFFE. SUTTON 4 co. AIcrS.,

Sutf'Ss0iS 10 H1frllNp. Ilarr q
Very Desirable Buiidng LIT on the snnfh II 10 of
IL street betwssD 18th and 2nlh norilisy.-r
.3 feet ,nt 10y depth of f,r' ra AN
alley.-on Til RSDAY AFTf.tNoDN. u-ruItf5R
FIRST. 1896. AT liALFrAST FOUR O'clock we
VIII Offer for sale Icy IGIili" auction. IN f-an' of
III" premises. lot IA, 81. SG being situated Ia one
OF III" trst sections of The northwest. Should com
h.and III" attention of parties in search yalu-
able huinS site. TerIDs easy ard made knURn Al
sale. sen2 lN,ls.
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WALTER II. WILLIAMS 4 CO. aIt"TIuNIERS
T., WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

4
Py authority Of act of Congress. PASSED Nav is
AID. ls.,6. VIII sell, the i.l rtpllS af
Waiter II. Williams X Co.. IUtb afI u
streets northwest. ~ SATURDAY. prTllER
THIRD. AID. 1896. AT II HAtF PAST TEN atIlb'' n
An. 10 pay stnfaE" charges. etc oi,. its.GN ,tl
Cas-. Piano. Uaircln!h rarlur Suit" and a lot ~
Household fuErlitre. etr., stored in the ulinr uf
Ms. NJ. A. 'oi'"ran, January ~. 1872
Terms cash Those interested pleas TAX. usfIs.
seei'-"t W. B. MtSiS X : ms.
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SIT couches. oriental d:van, S1125, al
Moses annual furniture sa.e.-Advt
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER RENDERS THE HAIR
lastrous and silken gives 1t an even color nnIi
enables wo:nen 10 put 1t up IN great variety
of styles.
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$ / A

Thinking men-econonical nlen-men who never put out
dollar without knowing that they getting at least
equivalent for their outlay the people to whom address
"Ad." today.
The who is looking for $50 overcoat for S1o had
better join with the chap who trying get some
THING FOR NOTHING" and generally manages get
NOTHING FOR SOMETHING
The Overcoats advertise today for $I4 made of
Beavers and Kerseys. They made work
under personal supervision
You ask what is there specially tempting about these
coats We plainly you GOOD, HONEST
ONERCOAT-a selection of many colors-and they will be
made and trimmed BY in good style-a that
recommend and stand by. We can't get good
for less than $50 but stores Come and look
them take peep show window Facts, you
know stubborn things
MertZ and MertZ,
New sSEra'' TailOrs<
600 IF Street.
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Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia.
Fast time. Frequent trains. Prompt serv-
Ice. Excellent dining cars. Track rock
hallasted. Engines bum coke. No smoke
No dust.-Advt.
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THOMAS DoWIING & CO.. AUcrs.. elc NV.

TIeS .>AI.f 'IF \ TWO-SIfIRf SIX RtNDN
BRICK DWELLING. No. l1l2 STREET
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue CT a certain deed of trust, dated Sep
u Mt'er y. 1885. aLd duly recorded In Libcf No
IR3, folio 30 ct sel., Of the la.d records Of
the Dhirict OF Columbia. and the ~ quest Of
the PARTIES secured thereby, We Will soil public
an, ton on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER; I'll Is-
IiETH, 1896. AT HAI.F-PASr FOd'R Pm. the
i"ii"wing described property: Lot numbered nine
CO. 10 Edward T. kelcrs subdivision OF lots in
etiii re No. north Of nine hundred and eighty tso,
t'ystheE with improv -ments.
Terms. One third cash. balance in one and two
!e"rs, with interest. and secared by a decd If
utst upon the property, all cnsh. purchaser :
oIf1on 500 deposit required al time OF sale, and
an conv' yGncfng and recording ut purchasers cost
Terms or sale to be complied with In 10 DAYS or
property VIII be resold. at rsk aud default
Ing pure k8ser.
SAMUEL II. WALKER
MICHAEL I. WELLER,
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$50 PALMS OF THELEAD=
ING VARIETIES AND
OF GOOD SIZE
AT p UBElC
AUCTION.

On WEINESIAi. SEPTEMBER THIRTIETU
1896, AT TWELVE ". and FOUR Pm. within our
rooms, l+U1 q street. will sell for account of
v"li known local florist without reserve, 100 Fine
Palms OF good size ard variety. All fn splendid
col dition.
sc2a-It C. G. SLOAN e. co tur,s
Evening star., 1896-09-29

RATCLHFE. SUTTON & co. ArCTIoNEERS,
Successors 10 Ratclltfc, Darr \ Go.
Evening star., 1896-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
MORROW.


TOMORROW.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IRON aAFE, FIVE SHOW CASES COUNTERS,
RANGE AND ROLLER, R6II~TOP DESK AND
THREE HANDSOME WALL CASES AT AUC-
On "wednesday, SEPTEMBER THIRTIErH, at
TEN O'CLOCK An. we shall sell, at store No.
2Sl Pennsylvania northwest the above de-
Terms cash.
se26-3t WALTER H. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts.
NJ. B. LATIMER & co. AUCTIONEERS.
Trustees Sale of desirable
Household Furniture of
every description, to be
sold at Latin1er's auction
rooms WEDNESDAY.
September 80, commence
ing at TEN O'CLOCK.
& BY WRITE OF DEED OF TRUST. DATED
DULY RECORDED IN LIBER aes,. FOLIO Ia,
ET SEQ. ONE of THE LAND RECORDS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THE TNDERSIdiNE
TRUSTEE: WILL SELL, WITHIN AND IN FRONT
OF AUCTION ROOMS of II. Is. LATIAER A 90
on THE DATE AND AT THE PLACE ARpyE,
MENTIONED: 4 MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION
OF VALUABLE HOtSI,I OLD FJRNITIRE
CREED NJ. FULTON. Trustee
st2o-St Equity building.
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Evening star., 1896-09-29

NJ. b. LATINfEi: & Co. AECTIONEERS.
1929 AND H23l q ST NV