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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR full.
pEPARTMENT or ZEE TRrERIoR, Z

a
wAsHINGTON, Angus nth, 1870. (
Sealed Pro ais viii De received uutll II clock
m. SATURDAY. August 9th, 1876, for farnlshin on
iuei for this Depsrtm eat, ss follows:
one thousano tons (22o pounds 90 the toni best
quality No. Baltimore Oonpaay, Baltimore Esin,
wnkesbarre OF Lee white Ash Anthracite Fur
mace Coal. Also. three hundred tons "a 2se FUNDS
20 the toni best quality OF ehamokin Goal, sad
erste sizes. all the GOAL m ust be delivered within
thirty days from the date OF cootraot and stored
IN the vaults OF the Department Duildings sat-
lsiaetoEy manner before the parties furnishing q
Will be paid.
Certificates from the shippers must be furnished
the satisfy him that the Goal for.
pished Is the hind required, and IN scoordsnoe with
the advertisement.
Al.c, eighty cords OAK Wood and any cords Be:
kers Pine Wood, sawed 10 four pieces and stored
within thirty days from the date OF the contrast.
The Wood must be OF the very best qualify, well So
soned ano sound.
The whole % be Inspected. weighed measured,
aud certified TO I'm accordance with On sct OF Ooa-
eress, approved oil, Al. ls70.
SepArAfs bids viii be reoei red tor each - "a O
Coal or Wood, aud vii Be opened In the on oe OF
the Superintendent In the presence OF soch bidders
A sstisssc,ory bond vim be required Of the 80
cessfui bidder for the faithful performances % the
The right to reject any or sn bids ID reserved By
susis-n z CHABDLER, Secretary.
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nII.D,

BUCKLEY. August 20, IS7s, MICHAEL Beck
lRY ssed q years and one month
he funeral will take place from his father q resi-
deIce. ~ and streets south vest, TUESDAY. Au-
Just % at 10 .. and High ass offered mp ~ 81
pominicks church. FRIENDS and acq usin tsnce Of
the family are Invited.
BBoWHIEG. On the 10Th August, ls7s, ct Sos
O'Clock m, 81 the residenee d Der father An q,
W Browning, in Prince Georges county, No. !,
MINNIE A, wife % Liyirgston Browning, aod
dsughter Of Col. William Day ton, Of Washington,
Relstiye e and frenss are respectfully invited 20
attend her funeI al from Trinity Church, ashfng-
ton, u. @, on TUESDAY, the nd instant, clock
please copy1
FOX. On the 10th August, 1870, after short but
painful Illness OF brain fever, MARY L0RKfTE Fox.
beloved daughter OF Catherine aud the late james
j. Fox, aged years and mouth.
Funeral from her mothers re-idenoe, No. 239 "a
street northeast, Tuesday, f1d st O'Clock
attend.
F0BEEY. In York Pa on August 18th. 1873,
OF consupptton, Mrs. ID. fORSEy, late OF wasn-
inGton, ID. q.
EHLLY. On the 18th OF August, Is76, after a
short illness, FRANCIS kBLLY,a native Of COUNTY
Londe, ireland, aged Sc years.
May he rest IN peace.
"Nope knew him but 90 love him."
None named him but 20 praise"
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& GREEN, Auctioneers.

TEgsTkE's SALE or THRTE Two STORY
NHTER, GAS, BAY wfNb6ws, &C, on on
sOUTR SIDE OF sTHEET, BET EEES
14IH AND 18TH SHEETS EORTHw EST,
Lliih, 18th and lotn no uses from 18Th street
BY virtue OF three deeds OF trust, dated re- -
specttvely November 18th, A. ID. 1877, Hovem- No.
ID. lH2, and duly recorded respectively in Liber NO
500 fOlios 2S 297 and 2 Of the land records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction
MONDAY, July 24th. a. d. 1876, At $50 D. m :,
all those cereo parcels or lots Of ground, situated
In the city Oh = ashiDgton, In SAID District, and
known as Lots numbered one hundred and forty :
six (l46), one hundred and Iorty seven (l47), and
one hundred ard forty eight (l4Sl, Of James Ii
Two hundred and six (706), as said subdivision Is
duly recorded In the surveyors Office OF said city
IN Liber Il. d. Cooke, No. l, folio TO- together with
the I'M provtm ents thereon. These houses VIII be
sold separately.
Terms of sale: One third cssh, Of which s75 on
zach house must be paid az time OF sale; and the
balance ia and II months with interest at 10 Der
cent. from day OF sale until paid, to be secured by
purchasers notes and deed Of trust the DROP
erty sold 10 the satisfaction OF said trustee. All
terms OF sale are not complied with In six days
after SALE the trustee the right TO resell
risk aid cost OF purchaser In default.
WIN. Z. H0LIZmAN, Trustee,
y1d No. 1921 street northwest.
~THE PURCHASES AT ABOVE SALE OF
lot one hundred and forty seven (i4Il, above de
scrfbsd. having failed TO comply with the terms OF
SALE the said lot No. l Will be sold at his risk and
cost on THURSDAY, August LIST, 1876, 8 anne hour
and place, and ON same terms
WIN. II HOFFMAN, Trustee,
auglg No. 1921 street northwest.
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Come here and So the stra,s graSs~ throw
It's rpplsS when the winds irtrnds
Down m thu dell " here berrir. rr5u
And hide their wealth in solitgk
brook runs near
Come cut snd hear
1hr pleasant sound q make IN esutpc
A. n II stroNe
To tell it, love
To herf~ sni hpNerS near "a rraWtnr
Cone So how beautiful g. -priue
Cone cut AMI bear the robins slug.
Come out and hear the robins sing,
Ard Sc the daisies look towards heaven,
A. N each Nere = CONSCIOUS thing
And knew the source whence life Wa given.
Cone out from town
And lay you down
Where oaken brAnchs- bend d shsic you.
The air are pure
And will allure
Your thoughts from care q God. who mad y1u.
Come here where " ia WOOD authatls rifilf
Come cut ami hear the robins sing
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A CURIOUS PHENoAENoN-The PhIIa-
celphia Ledger says: There La a very Gu
at the Centennial Exhibition in connection
with WESTINGHOUSE automatic air-brake ex-
hibit, In the western part of Machinery Hall,
near Column No 68, section ID. 1t is no part
OF the Westinghouse exhibit, but is an Incl
dent casually discovered IN handling the
faucets OF the compressed air tubes, used
WIN mat valuable apparatus. O2e OF these
tubes, connected with the principal Toser-
voir of cOmpres sed air, has al ordinarv fau-
Get with q nipple not much larger than that
OF gas burner, though the oritce is consid-
ershly greater. From this, when the air is
turned Cd, strong jet OF air is thrown ont,
and this Will sustain, In the surrounding air
bal! or sphere OF wood, glass, metal, or rub
Der without any other means OF support. So
far, although the sphere is suspended In the
air by fnvislble means, there is nothing sur
prisIDg when the Jet OF air is elected In a YER
tlcal direction upward. But the sphere is
still Kept in state Of suspension in the air,
when the Jet Is thrown out at an angle of 80,
40, or 40 degrees, sometimes nearly station
TON os son @Sn geh tfn osclasEry mo mo
sometimes revolving with great rapidity.
These variations are mainly under the con-
troll OF the operator; One would think that
nave TO tmpinge upon IL squarely perpen-
dicular to the center OF the mass, but this is
not the case. The most curious phases of
the phenomenon are seen when the air-jet
strikes the ball obliquely, to the right or
left, or above or below the center. The axis
or rotation fs constantly shifting, so that IL
II starts at right angles to the Jet Of air Ii
will gradually move around until the axis
comes within about twenty five degrees of
being In the same line or plane with the air
jet Itself. There is something in all this
that strikingly reminds amateur astrono-
mers OF the Qbliquity Of the elliptic, the vi
! 5ratory motion C the earth's axis, and the
procession OF the equinoxes. ba., ,,arhsDs
the most interesting phases OF the phenome-
non is observable when q large hollow rub
Der ball Is used; then, rs the rotation of the
ball, suspended In the air. becomes more aud
more rapid, the ball changes from its SPHERE
cal form, becomes hattenei at the poles or
extremeties OF the axis OF rotation, and as
sumes the form OF an oblate spheroid, Il at
ed at the poles and protuberant AZ the
equator, just as ur earth is shown to be by
ASTRONOMERS and D hYsicisfsu
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAII1OAD,
JULY ffH, 1875,


800 s.sinore. ilIioSss CITY .nS e., stations.
s<oI fa,nt 20 annapolis. and y.y ssatices,
Nam sem Ss sooks And intermediate stations.
siS-ss. YER. Pc Pa.sasss nas'. s ssnf sSc. "a.
req; 10 Cape May, IuesdsyI Thur sday
By as Ras So' Ps sln Css s.GS3,
roIs % Way Stations, and connects for
s:lo-Csncissafi, 81. Lexss a.d P.n,ors s.-
Csss Berkeley, Deer Park; OAKLAND, Fred
srtek. Hssersto~n. Andsvailsy Rosc' Par.
s:se-Poiai q EcsIs and way stations.
S:3s-Nev York Limited N prers, Baltimore and
PhiladelDhia. Sunday 70 Baltimore only.
ls:1s-sslsino,s, Way Stations, Ellicotf City and
I:Ie-nev fe,L, PA,LadslrAse s.d Norton -.
res On Sunday, ell Way Stations and
,ssS sss: ssI;: ~ "a -y stations; ,...,
City, Frederick and Way stations, Wis rs
t:ss-ITsdsris. .na Point Of Rocks, (via Metro
{:tt6sltimOre: Annapolis and way stations.
b3t-CatodEo, CaneInSaTi dFd Lota.rtls Bzyrsss
Except Saturday, daily % Berkeley. Deer
Park, Oakland and Columbus. LouissviIle
town and &iaehestsr sisepina Cars C Obi.
osso, Oincinnsu and Loai.v,!s.
for An napolis On Sunday
I:oo-PhtkadsEphta and Bdltipors Erprssg.
Ie:1e-Pittsburs. bur nc connection beyond Mar.
tanspurs ey trsin issylns s1neaJ nisnt.
sleepers.
s:oo-Bsltlmore. Blsdsnsburs. Beltsvile. Lsu.
rel, Relay.
i0:GG-Ness York asa PhILadslpa,a Htgn kxprsss.
Sleeping Cars to New York.
lO:Os-BaltmOre and principal way stations,
1910 Harrisburg and vsy stations. Metropoli-
tse Branch.
1I:3O-St. Lolns Bzpvsss. Chicago, Columbus,
s SAP ss~sTk BsrssIsy, pear FsLh
Slee pers.
J.ls, s:I0, s:Io, 9:3Sa m; I:4O, s:2s, s:lS,
700, . :oS, $40, 600, 1000, 1905 and 1l:3e
D. M, daily.
Ali other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for d aserstown or VAL
ley Branch; or for New FORK ana Phiiadel phia ct
$40 o. N. and 1:<O ,. %.
Tor further |. Information apply Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass. COL and sos Pennsyivania avenue, and 613
18th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
tor bsFssss to be checked and received at point
IN tie city.
THOS. K. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
M. COLE. General Ticket Ascent.
GEO, s., KOOHTZ, General GENT, apl6-tr
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1876 r..sf:S::f4EE4.'. 1876

1s the Forth, West, and 3euthVssts
Ds.soss Trocs, Steel Bate, Splendid Sosss-
ay. Ma1nSacens Equipment
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, IRON Depot,
corner OF sth and streets, % follow:
,roT Oar 3 Pc r sns a4S M s asy Viz
Paieos car 70 Chicago, AZ 1850 .. -. daily
BALTIMORE AHp POTOMAC RAILIoAD.
Hslls, aud the North, s q N. daily, except Gun
day; and 100 2: N, daily except Saturday, with
Boa.o. and sicssrs Isn., ESQ I. =. daily, az az.
sss Sc. fori and "a. Hast. s:4s p =. daily. xt..
nan PsrIor Oars, s:S5 q m daily, except Sunday
Tor Ses York and the East, SOS q. m and I:4e
n. daily s1esDs sunday, with Parlor Oars st-
Sor Phil.asIphis. SOS . m. and I:4o ,. u. saily,
except Sunday. end ZOO end gao , % daily.
Accommodation for Bsltimsrs, 4:S0 ,. N. daily,
sc1 Pose : Creek Line s.ss .. N. and Use ,. =.
daily, except sunday.
FOR Annapolis. soc and 1850 o.. .. and 4:2o ,.
L., except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA 4 TRnDARICksBUKa kAlL.
E SsITR ASR ALEXANDRIA ~AsHlhoToA
EoI ALeIsndris, 9, :. 500; 9. 10, H., l,s,
ga m, and i and . pm
sOr the solth, via Ricnmend, lI:&e Z =. DAILY,
except Sunday; and via LynchburG, $40 .. N.
Frsins leave Ais1sndria for wa.nIngson, els,
s,1O,1l .. m, l., 3, 4:2O, 8, o, and -. -.
On Sunday Of and 20 .. n, and ,. no.
scTthesst corner Of Th{rtssntS street ana Penn.
spc psnpsySspis sVenus. and a. The DEPOT shsrs
ssssin alton rom Hotels and Residences.
ysA Ran 4 TRR0Mms6H. asnf nsnss s jan;,T
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Chicago reporters mourn the departure
rom that city OF family by The name OF
have delighted the Journals by furnishing no
enc OF suhse for local notices. Since
christmas. Mr.. Gammel has fallen of O
mouse, drawn the FIRST prize In q southern
saw, and had a sunStroke Mrs t,amnel
mas mad fortune left her I'm England; her
PocSet has been twice picked IN the street
cars, and her quarrel with Mrs. Doo-
most comic cases ever triet netore \ n,I,Ss,
court. Her daughter, Miss Sophia CANNED.
was once abducted from the HAYES school.
and not found for four days. when she WAS
discovered Al kipon, Wis, whittier she hsd
gone 10 study for the stage. and a few m nths
later eloped with an ltalisn count by whom.
in domestic quarrel, AZ their castle on the
shores OF Lake Como, she was stabbed Sc
riOusly, returning 10 her parents home 20
furnish DO less than three editorial articles.
also earned the gratitude OF the reporters by
furnishing the following paragraphs 20 the
papers, as shown 10y asummary OF his brief
but brilliant career, published In and COM
piled from the files OF the Chicago Tribune:
July 5-Blew of hts thumb.
ribs.
November S-Put torpedo on Van Buren,
street car track.
december II-Fen while skating and broke
February Dc, Is7e-set Ere TO Mr.. Ives
April szArrestea for stealing hens. Case
April ls-stole ss5 from his father and
started for the Black Hills.
April I-Captured while camping out al
Dexter Park.
May 6-Arm broken by a base bali bat.
July 4-Blew out eye and burned of his
hair while celebrating the Centennial with
powder In glass bottle.
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ID A. DARHkILLE,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE 8UILDIHQ
LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET, 6
TMEkN lsTH AND 18th STREETS NORTH.
WEST, IMPROVED By A BRIOK STABLE
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated July LIST. -
la2, and duly recorded IN Liber No. 6S6, folioE
$40, one OF the land records for Washington@@
county, in the District Of COLUMBIA, aud by the
written request Of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction, In front OF the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 22d Day Of August. 1916, at oclk
p N. all that piece or parcel Of ground known and
inston, ID q as Lot No. Eve 80, ia square No. one
hundred and seven (l07), the same fronting forty
feet on street and running back one hundred and
forty seven and half feet to y feet 10 inch alley
and improved BY Brick Stable and Carriage
House.
Terms: One fourth cash; resiaus In 9, II and Is
months Deferred payments to be secured oy deed
OF on the property, and to besr interest at the
rate Of ten per cent annum from day OF sale,
all cash at the option of the purchaser. All convey
apciDg at cost Of purchaser. ol00 down ct time Of
sale If the terms Of sale not com piled with In
days from day OF sale the trustees the
right TO resel at the risk and of defaultinG
chaser after giving five days notice In some news
paper published in the city OF Washir gton.
ROBERT p. DODGE. Trustee.
aUglO-eo&ds +. ID. OLBARf, Salesman.
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PROPOSALS FOB ICE.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE IsrEl

wAsBINsToN, Angus IL. lsi6
sealed Proposals viii be received unsii y O'Clock
N fkIDaY. August 2sth, 1875, for furn fishing
tn. Department ant IFS various Bureaus, vita q
daily supply OF keHnsbee Boston Ice Of The very
best quality, Tor the hscai year endiAs June 0th.
Bidders must state what they win furnish the Zoe
for per oae hurdrcd pounds, 70 be devered ~ such
The bios VIII be opened IN the o9oe Of she euDsr-
lntsnoent IN the presence Of seoh oioos1 % my
desire TO attend. =
A sstisfsctory bond viii be required % the snc-
oes.fnl bidders for the faithful performsnos o. ts
The right to reject sny or I'll bias b reserved b.
. snSl q 2. cAAxDkEs, ssersssrs.
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nUNCAHsON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9th and SITS northw

nUNCAHsON BROS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FUbNlTUBE. HORSES, WAGONS, PLAT
LOnGlhG TO ThE ESTATE OF THE LATE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Augustn
23d, 1876. at o O'Clock O. m. VIC VIII. by di- w
rection Of Charles A Hammer, administrator, X
etfer fog sale at the late residence of John ]
Hammer, deceased, n. betwee 80 and 4th streets
southwest, the following described personal prop
erty, beiopgins to the estate OF said John Hammer
deces sed viz:
10 shares stock in Oriental Building Associa
ton, No. 5,
2Horses; Wagons. single and double,
Harness, Platform Scales, Copper Boiler,
Feed Box, Stabiing Implements,
Jewelry. Revolver, Wearing Apparel,
Household Furniture. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, WsshstAnds, Tables.
Chair, Sewing 4schtne, GLASSWARE,
cutlery, Stoves and Fixtures,
Mattresses, Bedding, &c &c,
With ether goods not mentioned.
susB DUNCANs0N BROS, Aucts.
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STwenty Brooklyn ladies voted on the
question: Has young lady the right 20 kiss
gentleman with whom Ehe taxes an eve
ming drive? There were nineteen affirma-
tive votes. The one negative vote was cast
oy woman with red hair and a glass eye
lzrg1ls.
SA worthy missionary clergyman from
The north found his colored brethren and sis
ters quite forgetful OF the moral law, and be-
gan 10 give them a series OF practical dis
courses against lying and stealing. The con-
then they revolted, one of the deaeons being
their spokesman, and addressing their
preacher thus: 1--WE like you berry much,
ana want 70 MAKE IL comfble for you; but
de fac is, you see, we don't Ii Ike dis preach
In about lyin' an stealin'-we mus hab our
Sundays for 'ligion."
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TOMORROW.

hUEOANSOH BIOS. Auctloneers.
II Southeast corner 9th and streets n. ".
WALNUT AND OrHER CHAIRs, BEO-
STEALS, EXrEEslON TABLES, MIRRORS,
CHkST OF CARPEHTER's TOOLS.
SAWS, BATCHETs, aAMMERs. CURRY
COMBS, BROILEBS, BUTCdERs' KNIVES,
CAkVERs, FORKS, UUTLERY OF EyEKY
DESCRIPTION, ULOOks, &C, &c
On TUESDAY MORNING. August 22d, com
menciDg at 10 O'Clock, We will sell the above men
toBed goods.
ausls-2t DUNOANsOH BROS hucts.
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Senator Booth, OF California, who has
been regarded as oEe OF the most indepsnd-
emit political leaders al the west, and who
has great influence In California, attended a
republican meeting at panvtlle, Ind, last
Friday, At which General Harrison. tue re-
puolcsn candidate for governor Of Indians,
nc ade his opening speech of the Campaign
Al the close OF Mr.. Harrison's address Sem
ator Booth was called for and spoke sub
"It would hardly De worth while TO come
so fsr 10 say so little; but this call OF yours
thrills my heart as IL has not before been
thrlil for years, for 20 day stand for tue
FIRST time in my native state 20 speak 20 my
fellow-citizens upon political Question: !
do not deny that, 50 far as l sm personally
political questions bearing upon us In the
near future that are not touched upon nv
the divisions between the republican and
fnance. great questions OF nscsI policy.
methods OF reform and administration. But
when Ind the democratic party, as a COM
animated by It's old ideas, ali oISes
questions in my mind are subordinated
10 its defeat and destruction 1 know
not what others may think, but as for
does not lead over its ruins. For fifteen
years IL has stood In the pathway or our
every great political idea; for fifteen years it
has epdeavored 70 suppress every grand po-
liticsl utterance, and the time has come
yea, the fulness OF the tme-when IL should
that the republican party has made mis-
takes do not deny that it has had corrupt
men sometimes for Its agents. But look At
the past behind us. Think of the great Ques-
tons IL has confronted. Think of the nun
dreCs OF thousands sOd the hundreis OF
thousands on that, that IL has employed;
think OF the difficulties IL has passed through,
the work it has accomplished, aud il seems
10 me miraculous that Its mista kes have not
been more anu greater. Tney have been bat
as the bends OF the river that do but denect
cn4nnpl ara
is this 10 be said OF II, that it made the coun-
try's extremity its divine opportunity, that
when the catastrophe came over Us that coed
men all over the world supposed would de-
stroy us IL snatched victory even from the
jaws OF defeat, and made the event that was
TO blot us out from among the nations the
opportunity 10 DIX upon our policy the seal
OF universal freedom, and make IL the guar
anty of indissoluble union"
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nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auotioneers s.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwOsrORY
FRAMn DWELLIEGS ON NORTH SIDE OF
OREGON AVENUE, BETWEEN nth AND
18TH STRBGTs NORTHWEST, LOIS Az
90 TO AN ALLAY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. dated February -
18th; "a d 1873 and duly recorded IN Lber mi
the District Of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will SELL ct public auction,
Ia front Of the premises, to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY,, August 3Oth, A. d. 1876. at $50
p. M all those certain pieces parcels OF ground
situate 10 the city Of in said District,
and known es Lots lettered ard numbered ssVn aud
wv IN Magruders subdivision of OF iginal Lots
10, II. IL and Is, In Square numbered one huadred
and fifty tso l52), said subdivision is recorded
In the Surveyors office Of said city Liber O. a..
These Houses will be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: Ope-thiId cash (of which $50 on
each house must be paid at time Of saleC and the
balance In six and twelve months in equal paym
TO be secured b. purchasers bearing Interest
from day Of sale at the rate OF eight psr cent per
snhum until paid, and deed OF trust on the PROP
erty sold. CopveysnciDg and recording at purcha-
chaser coat If terms II sale not com Piled with
il six oays after sale, the Trustee the right
TO resell at risk and cost Of defaulttne purchaser
WIN. II. H0LTZMAH, Trustee,
augle-d No. 1921 II street northwest
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THIS Is FAST AGE. The fact was exem
pltf1ed the other day on an open car of toe
Gates avenue, Brooklyn. Two young women
or respectable appearance took possession OF
one OF the rear seats usually reserved for
smokers. When the car startled each drew
from her pocket q cigar, obtained q light,
and proceeded TO smoke with the utmost
equanimity. Nothing else about their con.
duct or speech was Of doubtful or Of unusual
import. They smoked all the way to their
destination, distance OF nearly three miles.
In general IL fs q sad sight when "a Ame-i-
teeth, even IL she does not make mistake
as to which end goes In But In this instance
there were no unpleasant results apparent.
The smokers rather seemed 10 enjoy tnen-
selves. OF course the other passengers on
the car made tnviduous remarks; but prob
ably they were not believers In woman's pro-
sress--(N. y. TSt6s,le.
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AUCTION SALES.
YHI1 AYHERNOON.
rTHOs. e. wAGGAMAr,
i Real Estate Aucfionesr, SO TIN street .. Y

rTNHOs. e. WAGaAMAF,
Real Estate Aucfioneer, SIS TIN street n v,
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VERY DEsIRABhE
IHBkB.sIORY BRICK DWELLING, No.
eOs srkEEf NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated 9Th Au- -
frst, rs euly recorded, win sell, Of pub
nc spetion, II front Of the premises, on MOHGAA
DAY the st day Of August, ls7s, at O'Clock ..
u al tsat piece or parcel Of ground stu ste In the
c.I OF Washlngton, D. c., known as being part
OF iot ~ 10 square 454 said part Of LOT being the
eastern eightees lsD feet front thereof, by depth
OF one hundred l09I feet, improved By substantial
building, sta5ling, &C.
This property is located on the south side Of b
street northwest, between 9Th end 7th
and ts known a. No. COS b street northwest,
Terms OF sale One fourth cash, (of which loo
vii be required ct time Of sale balance ia 8, II,
And 10 months, for which the purchaser will be
CURED to give notes with eight per cent interest
from day of sale; deferred pas meats 10 be secured
BY deed OF trust upon the premises ssd ali cash,
at purchaser option. All convey sncing o. cost Of
purchaser. IL terms Of sale are not com piled with
within six DAYS from the day Of sale, the trustee
reserves the right to resell at the cost Of the de-
fsulting purchaser, by giving i've days previous
public notice of sucn resale
THOMAS BAYHE. Trustee.
aus9 eo&ds THoS X. wAGGAMAH, Auct.