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LEAGUE MEETING,

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
i the Eureka Branch Of the Irish National
Land League will be held THIS Saturday.
EVENING at Hibernia Hall. All members are
requested to attend, as the question Of the In
vftation Of Mr.. Parnell to Notwithstanding his
contemplated visit to this Coast this Fall
ton of officers of the Club will come up for
action. lselo ltI o. oERATY. President.
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FOR RENTT.
TWO STORES.

A DJoiNNG THE GROCERY sroRp m
"A H.. Kind, on North Main street. There is
q good cellar attached The stores are well
adapted Tor any kind OF merchandising busi.
ness; For particulars spply 70
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

TUE BOARD or EXAMINERS OF FuRr-
"a county Nev., will hold sessions in the
uRDAY sept - and n. for the purpose OF
ts.uins Teschers' Certificates 10 those psssina
ssnsfactosy examinations IN the varous
psancnss required by law. Examinations 10
oegin promptly Ne A. -. and close at 4 ., N.
eacn gay. O.. J. GCANLAND,
soto County Superintendent,
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BASEBALL

a FrIz6 OF TWO HUNDHED ANU
FIFTY DOLLARS will be offered to be
played for between the Austin and Eureka
Clubs.
~ Very Valuable Prizes will be
offered for the following Games
Glass BALL Shooting. Foot Racing,
Fat Mems Race, Sack Race. Ladies'
Foot Race, Archery and Boys Race.
A DANCING PAVILION 25x60.
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Target Shooting :

A Prize Of ONE HUN DRIED DOL
La RS will be awarded to any military team
in Nevada of Is men making the largest num-
Der Of points at the 2O0-yard range. 10 shots to
a man the shooting to be conducted accord
ing to Creedmoor rules.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED At THE UNITED
States Land once, Eureka, for CUTTING
fer particulars apply to HARVEY CARPENTER
Eureka, Sept. 8, i5si. sstd
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coach and four. He had Mr.. Muybridge's pic
lures as guide. But these were Droadside
views, anC he wanted quartering view. Mr..
Muy bridge fastened back to PalO Alto. arranged
five cameras In semicircle and concentrating
upon one point, galloped horse over the point
where the electric current was completed, AID
speed as seen from five different points OF view
all at the same instant OF time and while, OF
course, the horse was In one and the same posi-
ton. Now an artist with these pictures as
guides can draw a horse In any position desired.
Mr.. Stanford was now just half satisfied. He
had the picture OF animals, going at the rate OF
a second OF the gait that he might select to
view them at. Now he babe the artist put the
pictures themselves In motion. Again the artist
urged that science had found no way of doing
such thing. 1t was or no avail, and for two
years and half the railroad builder and the
photographer toiled with child's toy-the ZOO
trope-as the initial point. and finally emerged
with the. zoogyroscope. signifying generally
animals In motion. A disk OF zinc about Is
inches In diameter has slots radiating around
It's outer verge. ON the outer verge OF SINH
any one series OF the photographs The disks
are placed on the pivot of deilcately con-
structed machine Which revolves them in op-
posite directions, very perfect magic Ian
fern, constructed for the purpose, casts the
pictures the size of life on prepared screen
across which the horses walk or trot. canter OF
gallop, even as they do In life. Tnis device
the canvas trots or gallops for ever the thor
Oughbred racer even as In life he is seen on
the tiercely contested track. The exactness
with which the motion Is reproduced may be
inferred by the following: When Mr. Muy-
bridge had achieved success with the zoogyfo-
scope he had one series Of photographs done In
Silhouette on the outer rim Of one glass disk,
and with the apparatus fastened to Palo Alto,
To :. how the result TO Mr.. Stanford. Across
the great screen again and again galloped at
fun Speed q deiic ate limbed race mare. Mr..
Stanford looked at 1t. ''That is Phryne Lewis"
said Mr.. Muy bridge. you are Mistaken" said
Mr.. Stanford; 81 know the gait too we'll. That
is Florence Anderson" The artist was certain
1t was Phry ne Lewis. Mr. Stanford was equally
certain it was Florence Anderson, and it was
only after investigation and the discovery that
by misunderstanding 1t was the pictures of
Florence Anderson that had been done In sill
hOuette that the artist was convinced of his
error. The series OF pictures taken are perfect
and numerous, and include those OF athletics
running, wrestling, and turning somersaults,
as wen as OF horses complete skeleton, i'm
ported from New York. and carefully photo
grapbed in each OF the positions of horse in
trotting. The series Of discs already prepared
are 80, and include representations of all kinds
emotions of horses, horned cattle, and men.
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4 OC1 The GREAT 1901
Z - - RENNHII.NEN "a RilIIME 4 ~

10 THE NORTH. VEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel Rails.
IN EFEEdT. MkRoH II ISL sfI'f AA'''
TRAINS LEAyE wAsHINGToN. from Depot
FOR Pttsburg and the Sesi. 800 a. n daily. with
Sleeping Care to Pittsburg and Ohicaeo; 10 80
tm okuy, with S!eepins UArs from Harrisburg
70 Cincinnati, Ct Louit and chicago 8 80 M.
ds{ Nit Ps .Mn Or e Psb1rg
sor Cansndaispa, Rochester. Bufalo. -Ni.gsrs,
With P&rior Gar 70 watkins and the North, 81
s.ssr safardsy sI web f Rssos Gar an
gus and WstkinE.
an. daily. esceDt sandsy .l' : - : NV
sor New York and the East 100 O. m, 10 so m,
p% .n limited q Pm.n Psr aoa 6sl
eS0 Q: NJ. daily, except sunday:
.ssey 6S With 6oss q BrooFyn S1nes ~
fording direct transfer 70 Fulton street; avoid
sor Pnisdeiphis 500 am. 10 so an, 2so,
nv :sS e sS g sR Hani hPisd ffVFsss am
FOR sst@STs SO 90. $50, 70 50 |. ~. and
sunday, 500. 10 80 M 2so. $40. - u sSS no
sOr ai rPPs. S5se sI Line o4Oa.m and s:sO pm
For Annapolis. $40 al and lao D. %. daily. sx-
ILFXAEDRIA AND FREDHRIOKsBURa RAIL
T MAf y APP sh ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
for Aisxandria. :0o. 1880, 40. and II 30 4 M,
~. 09; 8 20 s;0o and II so .. no. Or Sun
Cor az an. S 9 and dns 80 Sc a.. .ad
Train, says AsI.ndrI. sOf S " o
Pm: snS L 90 mianisst On sunday = so o.
rSss sss .nd p.ror
y car 6s proe1f cur :, the oSes north
nc a t5s depot where orders can b. Iet se1 e.
,heckina OF baggage 10 dsxtnstion from hctsI snf
Il. p. FARMER, General Passenger Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov11
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A WEDtNG INTERRUPTED. "A sensational
event mated marriage at St johns Church.
In New Ofans. one day last week. The ON
ciating rt1ster had demanded whether any
che obiSFed 70 the marriage. when a yelled
woman krTytng child rushed up exclaiming.
81 do; And turning 10 the groom, she said,
This [ your child; am lawfully welded TO
you, al you shall not marry this woman ~
She ~ at him in rage, but was finally taken
away policeman. She said the groom mad
teen larried TO her for four years. and he only
shaIpned her when her money was expended.
ThefteTruptlon did not prevent the compile
tio4i me ceremony. and the bridal party de-
PAD as II nothing had happened.
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NEW YORK-R0TTERDAM.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JAssEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKe RfFFoT WEDNESDAY.
DROEMBEh 1850.
it0Ohiosso. oncinn..' and ISL st. LOUIS E9 F.s, n,
baltimore. Elioott City and way stations.
strSsbprs, Winchester. Hsserstowp and way.
Point q Rocss .no ~sy ststions
for sGd ssey !. PaEs 3, Go
s.U-Sew York, Phnadelyhis and Boston Express.
e.oe-Cn Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
10. Baltimore Erpress. Cs;ors 81 Fayetteville,
College, Beltsvfle, Lsurel, Annapolis Jnnc.
tion, Jessnp's snd HsnoverD
10. t-PttShur9h. Chicago Cincinnati and
I2.lO-Ralhpore, Euioott CITY. Annapolis and Way
4 q -on sunds, only. for Baltimore and way.
a S5-Nes YORK. Plilsdelphis and Boston Express
s.G-BaluGore and Way stations. (Winchester.
hreterick. Hsserstown and Way, via
ssO-Baitimors. fayetteville ana Lsurei kx-
press Fre9erioE. via Relay. Stops st Anna
AS point q RocsA Frsderics. Essezrovn.
winchester BSins r and way Stations. coz Sunday
q. 4O-BaitiInore, Annapolis and Way Stations
tS.45-Phiia celphis and Baltimore Express. mar
unsburs and Way, va Relay Stops az i3yEttx-
vile and Laurcl.)
o.0e-Po!nt Of Rocks and Nay Stations.
'S.46-Esltinore and Wsy Stations.
7.S0-Batimore and Laurel Express
8: 6e-Pitsburg, Oincikpsri and 81, Louis EIpress
i4b-R4ltmore. HYartsyiE- and Laurel kKprcse
'l0.00-NeT YORK., PhlsdelphiI and Boston TX
press. sleeIins Csr 10 New York. and rpeo-
tal Sleeping Car 70 Philsdel phih.
fDAIly. tSundsy only Other trains daily. az
All Gs}ns stnn A. Relay st,uon.
For further Information apply Rt the BAuInors
nd Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station. kkd
il9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner 15th
street. where orders VII be taken for bkggage to be
shocked and received 1T any point 70 the city.
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A PLAN TO GET RID OF SNOW IN CITIRs.-A
Philadelphia inventor Is awaiting q heavy
snowfall to enable him to test an apparatus
for clearing out blockaded cartways. Mounted
on four wheels is a long iron body, the floor of
winch is heated by fire box, a smokestack
naVlng It's place In 'front.' The idea is to shovel
Ihe snow on 10 the heated floor, causing It to
OF the street railroad companies.has purchased
opportunity, WV ~ '0 --'''
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nCNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRTCK ROUsE AND
LOT ON EIGHTH STREET. BETWEEN D
TIoN.
By virtue of deed Of trust, duly recorded Ia
in Liber No. S06. folio ], OF the land rec fs4
ords for the District of Columbia, we Will .As.2
sell IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 7TH
an that certain piece parcel of ground. situate In
the city OF Washington, District of Coiumbis, and
recorded subdivision of square four hundred and
thirty nye l4S5,) teget Their with all the improve
menfss ways, easements, rights privileges and ap-
purtenances to the same belonging or In any wise
appertaining.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at six per cent. per
properly sold, or ali cash. at option OF purchaser.
TTonveyaneing and recording at purchasers cost
II rms to be compiled with in seven days from day
OF sae Otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser
upon giving i've days public notice of such resale
published in some newspaper in Washington, d. O.
HSSE1L. = G vi FRsoNWNMAN'l Trustees.
feb24 tb. 2, tn, tn. III
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FRIGHTFUL MISa EXPLOSION Many Lir4S
L"St.-An Evanston w. IT, special 70 theSilL
Lake T-tt1t'te So: THE gas In the Roe;
Mountain Coal I'D Iron COrnpany's mine. NJ.
z al Amy, eNpned at SIS LAST evening. throw
ing lht nantes 100 feet high ont or tue main
slope. carrying away the buildings around the
outh OF the slaft AID setting the MACHINERY
ecioiDgs on re About fifteen minutes befar1
TIE explosion from 10 70 80 white men ana 81
2 a. m y, moe or less. injured Chinauen had
been recOvefd and brought TO the surface
many with limbs broken ana badly scali n
but not oToght up"
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Ma AL1Eh D. WILlL1a mo q CO.. aucUOQeer6.
CHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL Els FATE ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF EIGHTEENTH ARD 1 sTREETS
NORTHWEST IN WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court k,S
Of the District of ColuDa bia passed in Equity 10y.
cause No 8, 937 bet Geen Ellen Frazier, plain -A.
tiff. and the heirs of John Frazier ct al, defend
ants. We the undersigned trustees, viii on MON
Day, THE 23TH Day OF FEBRUARY A. D. 1881, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Sc at public auction. in front
of the promises all that piece or parcel Of ground
District Of Columbia, known as part of lots num-
bered 10 and IT, in square 12T, beginning for said
parts OF lots the northwest corner of said square
and running thence south along 18th strset west
so feet thence east 2S feet thence north so feet;
thence west to the point of beginning; improved
by large Brick Dwelling house and back build
ing. The location is excellent.
Terms: One third OF purchase money in cash.
the balance in siI and twelve months from day of
tale, with interest troM da{ Of SALE aud payment
TO be secured by approved Pronissory notes OF
required when property is Knocked down, and ne
deed is TO 5s given until all the purchase money
and interest shall be paid. Cost of conveyance
70 be at puTchasere expense, and terms 10 be
pleo within seven DAYS. otherwise the Trustees re-
tbs right to resell at risk and cost OF default.
lng purchaser.
WILLIAM MILLER
Office 48t Louisiana ave ! -r,,..o.,
BENZ. T. DARREILLE, Ai"Asees'
febli Office 400 Louisiana ave
sE~IHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of raj until Mon DAY, MARCH 7TH, same
hour AZ d place. by order Of the Trustees marl-d
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CO1UM BIA POTTERY 90.
MANUFACTURERS OF
STONE AND EARTHskWARa.
313 Georgia avenue. Foot Of Sd street s.s

Buekwbeat P0urers, Milk Pans, Butter OrookK
Churns, Beer Mugs, &C.. In manufacture and on
Gotta naterisl, and by skilled workmen
OUR FLORISTS AND GARDENERS, Depar4.
CHINE AND HANDMADE POTS, manufsctured
from the best quality, tempered. RID POT CLAY.
Basic and CONSERVATORY WARE. s
- The First Diploma awarded at the Iats Exhi
hition Of the Horticultural Hociety and at the M.
0ona 1aH. jAn16-8m
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Il
TRgsyER's SALE OF THE ENTIRE FURNI-
TIE cKF,, AND , HPFEoTS OF THE LYON
III GTEFNIH AND tOURTEENTH Sis.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated the 12thn
day Of November, 1878 and duly recorded In Va
Liber No gsa folio 49, sts: one Of the land
the M dersigr ed Trustee will sell, on MONDAY
EARCB z, 1881, COMMENCING AT 10 o'CI. OK, the
entire fleets of the Lyon House, No. 1924 street
northwest. mprisfng in part
Psrior Organ Rep and Lace window HanRinrs,
Seven elegant French plste Mirrors.
Black Walnut Chamber Furniture, Of fine quality.
Eastlake Lounge.
81 ven doz Walnut and other Chairs
Twenty lie Walnut Tables
Walnut Marbl e-top and Rxtensio Dining Tables
Seven Crystal Chandeliers. Bronze Figure
Large number b: uses snd Ingram Carpets.
Wire spring Underheds.
Rsir M at'resses and Bolsters.
Feather Pillows Blankets.
Walnut az MARBLE top Bar Counters.
Large lot Plated Ware and Cutlery.
Extensive assortment of China and Glassya
COPPER Coffee Urns.
Steam Boz era and steam Ooils.
Ornamented asst Iroa Screen.
Together with all the articles mentioned in
schedule A, attached to above trust
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN,
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNUANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GORDON PRINTING
PRESS RUGGIES PRESS. TYPE, CASES
STANDS, &c. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed of trust given to me, duly re-
corded in Liber No. 939. folio 9s2, ct seq of the
land records of the District of Columbia will sell
on MONDAY, THE 7TR DAY OF MARCH. A ID. 1881,
At ii O'CLOCK M, at public auction. on the
premises. 10. GOT Louisiana avenue between 9Th
and 7th streets.
One-half Medium Gordon Printing Prees
Gne, qnarter Medium Ruggles Printing Press;
Lot Job Type; Lot Plea Type;
Lot Primer Type; Lot Nonpareil Type;
Lot Tyre Cases, Lot Stands, Imposing Stone, &C.,
Terms cash.
nar2-d GLENN BROWN. Truetee,
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T T. CoLDWELL. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
TMkH1Y IOURTH STREET, IMPROVED
BY FRAN & DWELLING.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust. dated Decem -
Der 2oth, 1877, duly recorded in Liber No. EsE
Sf7. folio 200, of the land records for the 7.
district of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured, we will sell at public auction. in
1881. at s O'CLOCK P. NJ, the south fourteen feet
FIVE trches of Lot numbered eight 81 in square
numbered forty one (41,) together with the i'm
prOvemeLits.
Terms: The amount 81 the in1eb.sdness due.
OF sae ~ @%sn Da9ce IN SIX a1 40
trust on the property Sold ali cash at option of
Terms to be eomped with IN seven days.
marl-eod&ds> q. A. STEWART, ! TRUSTEES
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GEORGE EL1OT's WILL.-The Illustrated Lon
don NtrS states that the will dated May g.,
lsso.) OF Mrs. Mary Ann Cross, the wife of Mr..
John walter Cross late OF No. Cheyne Walk,
Chelsea, who died On December % last, was
proved on the 9th ult by Chas. Lee LeEes. the
sole executor, the personal estate. limited to
the property she had power of appointment
over by virtue OF settlement dated May 4,
ieso ara under the will OF Mrs. Mary Evarard,
being sworn under f40,000. BY the settlement
fslerIed TO not Only was the property she
tnep possessed settled, but also any she might
thereaf er acquire by the exercise of her lit
erary skill. The Uestatr,X bequeaths $4,000
TO Miss Emily Clarke. e1 600 to Vivian Byam
Lewes, an annuity OF f1OO for her life to Mrs.
caroline Bray, and an annuity OF GiO for her
life 10 her bousekeeper, Mrs. Mary Bowling.
The sum OF $500 Is to be set aside In the
names OF Der executor and her husband as trus.
tees. AM the income paid to Mrs. Eliza LeWes.
the widow OF Herbert Arthur Lewes. for life or
during M1dowhood, and on her death or second
marriage as TO enc molety OF the capital fund
for her son. George Henry Lewes. and as to the
other mo'ety for her daughter Marian Lewes.
AS to the Tt sidue OF her property, the testatrix
gives the same to the said Charles Lee LeWes
his heirs. executors, administrators and as,
signs, absolutely.
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JAMES GUILD Y son. Auct:onsers.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF UNIMPROvED LOT on
TIVE Eth STREET NORTHWEST, IN

WASHINGTON, d. Q.
By virtue OF deed Of trust to Ils. dated i6th gA
dsy Of July, A. d. 1878, and recorded in SsssV
Liber No $50 fol- 400 Of the land records -
for The District o: Columbia, and at request of
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE 16TH
DAY OF MARCH, 1881, AT 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ. all that
parcel of ground in the city of Washington in the
District OF Columbis. known as lot numbered fifty
TWO (52) in Alfred g. Haley's recorded subdivision
Of the north hsf Of the square numbered three
hundred and six 1867 OF said city.
Terms of sale: One hslf Cash in five days from
date of sale; the balance in six months from day
OF sale with intera-t, secured by deed OF trust on
the property. A dssPosit Of $1UO will be required
on the lot st the time of sale. conveyancing at
cost Of purchaser. If terms Of sale are Eot COM
pied with In FIVE days from date OF sale Trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and cost Of defauting
purchaser.
WILLIAM SMITH. J -.
feb26 liz HORACE X FULTON Af"h'ees.
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THE TRADES.

NlBSON BROTHERS
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTKRa
1912 Pennsylvania ave-, Washinston n n
- Fine Printing q specially. isn,s
u 0rst class Workmen and fnrns ont sn,ss ~
sort y one Of the Oldest shiish IA snts n 49,
ap i011 Pa. ave.. I'd floor - s.s -
old WINE AND OLD EnUrMDa A.
nnown e the bert 90 Ii yUSTB's Old stand
iof &e,rE e the only place where rst-clas
sbSciaple prices Address or call ct JUSTHT old
ra.,. no. OILY Ct, between 6th and It'll sts.
1 MUcn y ana St. nortbwes N.B.-Note by man
pIouptty AMENDED 10. j4nla
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TsHANCEBY sALE OF THOSE VERY YALUA-
~ BILE LOTS ON STREET NORTHWEST,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND FIF,
TEEN1H STREET. FACING MCPHERSON
EQUARE.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ~
Of the pistrica Of Columbia, passed in Equity f.N
Cause No. A. 6e7, in which Ellen Butler and=A.2S.
another plaintiffs. and William Queen ct al. are
defendants, we will sell at pnbllc auction. OF
TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1881, at 4 80 O'CLOCK F. :,
IN front Of the premises. those two valuable Lots of
Ground known as Lots three 90 and four o. in
square 21e. WASHINGTON city. D. c., with the i'm
provements. These Lots have each frontage on
street of % feet and 100 feet deep. They will
be offered separately
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. Of which $500
must be psd st the time of SALE (S250 each lot }
balance in equal instruments at six. twelve and
deed Of trust on the property sold, or ali cash. at
the option Ct the purchaser If terms are not com;
st the risk and cost of the defaultins purchaser
Conveyancin9 and recording at cost of purchaser.
ARTHUR 4. BIhNEY, !
J. TARBELL DYER, trustees.
Cor. 18th ST and La. ave- NV.
TBOs. J. FISHER L CO, Aucts mara d.s
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioupers.

II
TRUsTEEs' -sALE OF VALUABLE UyftI-
PROVED REAL. ESTATE, BEING SQUARE
No. 1856, BOUNDED BY NEW HAMPSHIRE
kNE.C9, SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TEENIH STREETS, AND Q AND l.
STREETS NORTHWEST.
=, By virtue OF deed OF trust 10 rs. dated on CD
the oath day of Nsy, 1912. and recorded in ~
Llher no 684, folio 4l9. of the land records -.
for the District of Columbia. snd by direction OF
the pa ries secured, We will SELL at It bic auction,
In front Of The premises, on TUESDAY. THE 8TH
DAY OF MARCH. 1881. AT 80 O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of
square numbered one hundred and fifty five O55)
In the City OF Washington D q. This property ia
bounded by New HampE hire avenue, 18th aud 18th
streets, and and streets northv est, and offers
Unususl attractions TO Investors aud builders
Terms of sale as prescribed by the deed of trust
SD OOo with per cent interest from the Oath May,
1873 to the day of sale, and the expenses Of sale
(amount of which viii be- amour ced at time Of
sale) cash balance i'll six ana twelve months for
which the Totes of the purchaser or purchasers,
Of trust upon the property viii be taken: deposit
OF u, UOO Will be required at time of saIe convey
sneing ina at purchasers cost II terms are not
the Trus ees will resell at the risk and cost OF de.
faultiug purchaser.
+. W. BOWMAN. ! if"sieos'
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BOARDING.

DOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS. with or withou.
T. BOARD, in private family. No. 305 y st
northwest. feb28- Inn
A CGOMMODATIONS FOR SEVEN rY-FIVF
81 RREHs9Hss With nrst- class BOARD and FUR.
WINDOWS for rent for the 4th of nj arch 500. cor.
ner e and 14th northwest. feb12- i0t,
T,HE FREMONT HOUSE offers rood ROOMS
l. with first. class Hotel Board, for 825 and EST
per month: House Is well furnished, heated viii
sleanl, and every way desirable. jsn19
EOR RENT:-Airy ROOMS, furnished or unfar-
11shed, pleasant location, at Nos 31l, SIG and
3lS Indiana avenue. ALSO first class BOARD BIZ
per month. BARAH FLAGLER. janis
THE L0OHIEL HOUSE. .5l2 9th street north:
L west, ts enc OF the coeiest and best conducted
Boarding Houses 10 the city. Transient Boarders
accommodated at reasonable terms. janis
DIHATES OFPENZANCE, OLIVETTE
BILLIE TAYLOR.
fuu vocal scores, with piano accompaniment OF
mise mise popular Operas nov ready. Also, brilliant
PotpourI's, NaltZes and Marches from same. Rich
aIdton's New Method Piano Forte. slightly dam
aged, at large discount
Sill NEY r. NIMMO'S,
MARI 43S 9TH Street,
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