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Name.
Name.
News BriefN

The schooner Leo, which is to bring back Lieut.
Ray and party from Point Barrow, Alaska has
arrived at San Francisco, and will sail for Point
Barrow June 18th.
Louise Montague, the ten-thousand- dollar
beauty, has secured divorce In Philadelphia from
Paul ). Keyser, variety stage performer known
by the name of Paul Allen
meeting OF Irishmen was held in New York
last night to take steps to collect funds to aid In
for murder.
A suit has been begun by Miss Maggie Cronin
against Rev. Father Mccarthy, OF st. Cecilia Ro-
man Catholic church. In Williamsburg, New York,
to recover $4,000 damages for an alleged at
tempted assault upon her some time ago.
Bandits attacked the Mazatlin stage near Lepis,
Texas, last Friday night, and killed Ben Hill and
Harne. and robbed the passengers.
The Dakota capital commission has unanimously
selected Bismarck as the capital OF the territory
The ChickasawS In Indian territory are greatly
excited over the killing OF three school children
by deputy Q. g. marshal and posse, who were
looking for Indian murderers and shot the Indian
children and an Indian woman at night, suppos-
Ing, IS they say, they were desperadoes fleeing
from them
The absence OF many Catholic clergymen OF
New York from the meeting at Cooper institute to
rattfy the action OF the Irish convention In Phila-
delphfa was due to circular note issued by Vicar
General Quinn. requesting them not to attend the
James T. Rapier. the colored ex-memoer Of Con-
gress, who died a few days ago. had resigned the
position Of internal revenue collector the resgna-
Miss Jessie Buckner has been Interviewed In
Harrodsburg, KY, and Indignantly denies the as
serttOnS OF Congressman ThompSOnS wife In her
recently published statements
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Papal SUNNI ouS.
AMERICAN ARCHBIsBoPs ABOUT TO Bs cxrsrn m
ROME.

A special 70 the New York Herald from Rome
says: ~ have reason 10 believe that letters were
issued by the propaganda some days ago, ana are
now on their way 70 New York. summonlng all
the American archblshops 20 Rome TO receive the
papal instructions and make preparations for nro-
tnclal council Of the oleAmerican church " hich
- 10 De neld next year at some town In the United
states not yet designated. Although the reason q
Iorthe summons are only Incidentally political the
archolshops Will, OF course, he required 60 report
on the state or poitico-ecceSiastiea affairs In
america, especially in regard To Ireland. Tho
nominal. indeed the CHIEF, Object OF the council is
10 lishten the bonds connecting the Catholic
church OF America with Rome and 10 concert VAR
Gus disciplinary measures tending to render tho
mole or spiritual and social life OF Catholic eccle
slaStics more austere and severe than under the
Influence OF democratic republican Institutions &c
mas hHcome lately. The greatest Importance Is
AttacAel 10 this council by the vatican.n
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TKgsTEEs "a SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
SES. On THE WEST SIDE OF POTOMAC
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE
Under and in pursuance Of decree Of the Su. *,
prene Court OF the District of Columbia sitting in Ea
Equity. duly passed in No. $685. I. Is Crow EG4
ct al iaintiffs w. Joseph " Boucher ct al defend
day Of July 1874 the undersigned Trustees appointed
the premises on MONDAY the ItVP Hg Ipi9oH' on
yuSE. 1883 at SIX O'CLOCK + NJ. to the highest
bidder the hereinafter described premises aud ali the
rights ttle and estat, therein of the late Aired
Bouche- deceased that is to say Ali that part of Lot
numbered twenty COO, in the city OF Georgetown
IN the District OF Columbia, described follows viz
beginning at point the side of Potomac street
1l6 feet inches south from Prospect street. running
thence south 43 feet six inches thence 81 feet TO
the east Ire OF lot twenty thence north with said
east line 43 feet inches and thence 81 feet to tie
point of beginning, with the three-story Brick House
thereon. o
The terms of sale follows, to wit: One hundred
dollars to be paid down the day of forfeited
third OF the entire purchase money in cash within five
days after confirmation of saIe the remaining two
thirds i'll two equal ius.alents ia Give and eighteen
months from the day Of SALE with erest from that
Gate Full conveyance TO be made ON payment Of the
entFe purchase money interest and expenses of CON
yeyance. Il, F. JACKSON } w
IHOs BOWLING. Auct my29-dts
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e. 2, NcBi.AIB.} irSs'ee'
DU.sCA NSON BROS. Auct.onscrs. my23-ao&as
WAI..l.Is u. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionesrs.

AT AUCTION VALUABLE LOTS AT SIT. PLEAS-
Ant. LEAR tOJErEt NH SIEEtI ROAD.
Viii CT : at auction, MONDAY EVENING. EFsssSs
JUNE rot III, 81 FIX O'Clock, Lots :. oTrIi1Ff
and 10, il X T. Browns sub isiOH situated OD-A
Park street between 1Ath ami 18Th streets, and 100 ieet
afont b. = o fcei deep. to Sicr dan V
Terms tre.l ri cash; L., in and two years
with int. secured 10y deed trust p Oi,crty
sold - convey nainx plli chasers COST SlO3 down
when tn property j. st:Jtc5 of.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & CO.,
my2a-t.cjs auc iOnteTs.
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a SUR TX - fE.l ..v'4--go-day Joeeph n
ahSh, - Ia. n. a. Lit, llId oil IN equity foe
the arEl ialmcnt OF a r.lt.vrr and an accourx
aSaiiSl itsSei'E Hsfit5, Charles IT. RAYMOND and
y. W. SlctorS. Tie suit is 10 prevent the cefend.
s2ol0SeS, awsrdtd by the Mexican mixed commis-
son. anu Tor Tue appointment OF receiver 20 take
charge OF the draft
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A T. A r d.
I would reepecffuIly

would respectfully announce 10 my friends and The
southwest iih street aud Fennsyivania ave.
nue. formerly The Star office), / have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction bnsness
than heretofore. The building has so feet on
Pennsylvania avenue by depth OF 125 feet thereby
giving one grand salesroom OF fifty feet front On the
second noor Is large room. having same frontage
lower door which specally arranged and planned for
the sale Of Works Of Art and Books and capable Of
the only establishment in the city that has separate
saesrooms for the accommodation Of all classes OF
goods 1t commands 30 much space within doors that
sales can always be conducted without regard to
weather. The upper portion Of the building contains
rooms which used for storage purposes which
1t has been specially arranged and Is naturally great
accommodation to the public. There il n roar
OF the building large open space which will
be used for the sale Of Horses Carriages the whole
forming one Of the most complete Auction establish
ments in the country.
Special attention given 10 the sale Of Real Estate.
Liberal advances made on consignments. Appraiso.
ments made: Libraries and Works OF Art Cataiogued
and arranged for sale.
Having had an experience Of twenty five years in the
business and with the assistance OF NJ Latmer who
will attend personally 10 the personal and pe art sales
and thoroughly competent corps OF assistants. fed
confident Of giving perfect satisfaction In bunen0
that mar be intrusted in my hands.
Thanking the public for their past patronage. ana
asking continuance OF the same am. very respoce.
fully, $50
ap48- Inn THOMAS DOWLTN0.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRT-.Jud0e Macarthur.
Saturday. United States agt HowGate; attach
ment quashed as to lot III, square 216 shipmal
agt Magarity; same Snyder Bros agt Koppell
motion to set aside Judgment overruled.
To-day, Wfnans agt GOodall; judgment below
affirmed Hopkins agt. District OF Columbia; on
hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge James.
To-day, Brown agt Sbipherd; time to take ties.
timony limited. Woodruff agt National Shelf and
File Co.; on hearing.
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEc
JIefollow1ng are the opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reporte 4
tYSpeciai wire to H IL DODGE, $50 18th straat
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The King of the Peter Funks.

BOSTON, June 4.-James II. Langley. who was
arrested here yesterday on charge OF extensive
sW'ndiing through the medium OF bogus stock
arraigned to-day and pleaded not guilty. The dis
tflct attorney stated that number OF new cases
would be presented against Langley this week,
and consequently bail was fixed In the sum OF
5000: The inspectors OF police had three add;-
ttOnal cases repOrted to them today
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ITCHING PILES.

The symptoms are. moisture. like perspiraHou. In
ing. particularly night seems as q bin worfne vero
craxang In and about the Eectum the private paxs asS
Gus results may follow. 'BwAYNE,e oINT1EN1S
q pleasant sure cure. Algc for Tettsr: Itch. ~
.ll sc.iys oEnsty stP Dr.. sent b E.I fo ,S
s@ziNk 80 sox. fsiiaSs 81 f scS s. psSs:
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FINANCIAL.

DUI AND SELL 4. S GOVT AND D. c. BONDS.
Dilsa. WASH. G. GASLIGHT and ALL other City
StCc6-
DEPOSITS received subject 10 check.
We Fay SPECIAL attention 10 obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securi and prepared at all tunes answer inqui-
xies regarding, same.
HARRY G. TOWERS < CO.
IiAEEi.s. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
my3I 1890 + STREET NORTHWEST
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THE FESTIVITIES At MOS


DUBLIN, June ain the Letterfrack murder con-
spiracy case, four men-twO named Flaherty and
TWO named D0nnelly and Connelly-have been
committed for trial on the charge OF having muir
dered Constable Kavanagh and man named Ly-
dens Five other men were committed On charges
OF Creason-felony and conspiracy to murder.
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RASdk OF THE 1BERMoNHTER-Thaf following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
onlcer to-day: am 67.6; IL am "a: 2 "a m
$40 Maximum 81 6; minimum Ga
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THOMAS BOWLING.

TIME GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH TIE OLD
Il line and ordinary Assessment Companies n ths
members; BY the plan sdoptsd bE the MUTUAL RE-
Guilty in the way OF and safe Life Insurance
ie overcome. The members more likely 70 keep up
their payments than any other plan. Once 1909
street. l. Y. KNIGHT, Manager. my93-6m
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nID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ The bet s9s JuSTH's Old Stand moEp for year.
Is the only pace where 6rst-caass SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sold II respectable prices. Address
jUsTHS Old Stand No. els street., between 9th and
tn Gfyeeto northwest.
B.-.Hoee ~ maui promptly aCsendod Ca ~
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Foreign News.

ARCHBISHOP CROKE.
DUBLIN, June 4-Archb1shop Croke in his &C.
Dress at Ifpperary yesterday said he would not be
able for many reasons to accept any more addresses
during his visitation OF hts archdiocese or to
participate in any popular demonstration.
THE FESTIVITIES AT MOSCOW.
MOSCOW, June 4.-The emperor and empress
drove to SokOlniki to-day to attend military fete
municipal authorities OF Moscow will give grand
dejeuner at SOkOlniki to the foreign newspaper
correspondents who attended the coronation.
GERMANY LOOKING TO AN INVASION OF FRANCE
PARIS, June 4-Gen. Wimpfren, of the French
army, In letter to the Euenement says the object
OF C0upt Van Moltke'5 tour recently In Italy was
to study the best route for invasion OF southern
France.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Useful FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
ana ana comfort hence the ee Of the world from fsc
bs ave- opposite WaEds Hotel for the successful
Nails Vascular Excresences ETC. Estabished in wash
ttngton in 1861. Office fee 81 per visit for put
ung the feet IN order. ma
Meais successfully Female Diseases NeuralxiA
KKnenmsnsm. Chils: Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, 10
IurKlsn, RUSSIAN, sulphur and all Medtcated Baths
gwen. AI1 street, opposite Riggs House. o20
NE. NJ. 8. PARSONS MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
1SdaiNanic ana Electro Vapor Baths Massage. Sweed-
ism movements. ayRtentc Board. &c. Hours from
am to pm. 1908 street northwest. o6-sm'
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THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
\ ASSOCIATION is doing such a large business that
IT'S be1:IilI to alarm SOME # the agents CT oidre
Sonpa.s'., VINO see rrCst Give djninUtiOR of their
iASi FEES: and, fOrct t.rg the obligations Of Eon-
crabs conf ettinn. scattering unwarranted and
faiie statements IN regard b. the company and its
tnirtNr system of life insurance. Let man be de-
ceiyed { his INJURY III this important bust
bat let every investigate and fudge for him
sell Oar plan Is especially for the POOR who most
need Insurance; economical, honest and reliable. Our
unprecf tieted business continues and even incre3ses
month Icy month"; thanks 70 these selfish ana false az
3cks which provoke invest cation greatly to our ad-
Nn.sgo; /. y. KNIGHT. Mansger.
OHice i1IS III street. my23 6m
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June z, 1883.

sAS THE EasF SIDE oF foR
TWEEN STR HRE SI hNb kH NHath ssp
AVE axbITT HETWEfN 4T dsTa'
ExCELLENr GPloRIUNlTY For CAPITALISTS.
ACHANCE FOR GOOD INVESTMENT!
By virtue of decree CT the Supreme Court ofesH
the District of Columbia. passed on the twenty-FSN
first t21st) day of r9cenber 1882 in Equity cause~
No. 7S72 Iquty docket No y, viii offer for sale,
5idh sf dss fss ao At
Five o. O'CLOCK T: NJ, Lots four "a. six (6) and
square numbered two hundred AID forty two (242} in
the City Of Washington. D; G.. according to the
6 ana eight 49, which the court by its order passed in
sad cause has authorized trustees to make. and
three lots. each fronting twenty (22 feet and eight
60 inches on Fourteenth Q4tij street e six (6) into
inches Fourteenth Q4) street all Of said sub
divisional lots to be bounded 10y the neof the pres
six t6 to be made by parallel lines at right angles with
Fourteenth street; lot eSht tS), fronting Rhode
ongi1 and fronting on hofe isial d avenue. tie one
bounding the alley to be twentys:x $3.50 feet wide
by this sub division We mike in ali nine 90 lots for
SALE each OF which is eligible site for Luilding pur
poses.
he terms Of sale prescribed by the decree of the
court are One third cash, aud the residue and
two years from day of sale with interest from day of
payments of any purc money TO be secured b.
withholding deed or by taking mortgage or deed Of
ments to be paid of proceeds sale II these
terms of sale be not complied with within six 90 days
purchaser. deposit Of two hundred dollars Ciaool on
each lot will be required by Trustees acceptance of
postpone the sale from day day case ali the prop
ety be not sold on the day advertised All convey
WILLIAM +. Eb9oNsroN.} Trustees.
Offices, 400 5th street northwest.
f.. WAGSAMAE- aida ia
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The 31st annual meeting OF the Internationa
typographical Union OF the United States and
Canada was began in Cincinnati this morning
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MARRIED.

=, BRn,WN-BosToN. ON Thursday May 24th. 1899,
~ BaItmore. Nd, by the Rev. Mr.. Schurtz JOB w
BROWN to FANNIE McCLENNAN BOSTON. both OF
Washington.
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(SHA,c;tERy SALE OF 4 VALUABLE HIuIDING
AIOI On THE WrST

(tHA,..EEy SALE OF 4 VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LQT On THE WEST SIDE OF TWl NTH
N0EIH 452-i2 FELT FRONT, BIZ 2G3 O. IL
F. I d. EP
BY yiIt;,e Of certain dec-ees of the Supremeses
Court. =: tla District of Columbia passed in the$y
Saussof Raay Ct a. vs. Halliday ct a.. Ne: Ola
Equity rules >, viii offer for SALE at public auction
ID iron; % the PREMISES, WEDNESDAY. JUNE
SlAIE. 1853 AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. original Lot
10, III square i04. situate IL Washington City, D. C.
Terms II sale One third cash: the balance i'll six and
twelve months. with interest from the day SALE the
deferred payments t secure by deed of trust ON
the pr'isrty sod, or all cash tie day of sale or
Within I've thereafter. If the Of sale are not
eoTnie with within five days after SALE reserve the
ght To -e%ei the property at the risk and COS. of the
defaui1 ~ purchaser All cOnyeyancng at purchasers
cost size deposit on acceptance of bid.
JAMES 5. EDWAkDS. Trustee,
,,.-.e- 503 ID street northwest.
1hOntAN II. WA(f(IAMAN. Auct. N cox
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Local Notes.


tive from the house OF refuge In Baltimore county
was picked up this morning by Detective Edelin,
and Is detained at police headquarters. and the
oVerseer, MIR. Charles A. Kirkwood, has been
notified.
A colored man named Horace Stitch was taken
and ~ streets, Saturday afternoon. he was as
sisted into the United States Hotel by It. Arnold,
and from thence by the police ambulance to the
Freedmans hospital He died there this morning
at o'clock.
Yesterday lost child was found on the reserva-
ton between 3D. and Az streets and Maine and
Missouri avenues, during the rain storm, and left
at police headquarters for several hours. During
this time the mother OF the child was running
through the streets In all directions not thinking
her search for her child she lost her pocket book
with all the money she had.
The alarm at $50 O'Clock this morning from box
~ was f0r IRE In the house northwest corner OF
9TH ana Il streets southwest, owned by Mrs. Ella
Marlin and occupied by Mrs Smith. The IRE was
alarm was turned In. The loss was about $780,
Christopher Weston, the river captain tried In
the Police Court last week for breaking the arm of
the Old colored man Alexander Spellor, was called
Tor sentence this afternoon and failed to answer.
An attachment was issued for him; his 500 COL
lateral being deemed insufficient
Rev Douglass Forrest assistant rector OF Trinity
I. church, has rendered his resignation, but the
vestry has not yet acted upon it
A WOMAN SERIOUSLY CUT WITH RAzoR.-About
l:15 O'Clock this afternoon, Amanda Smith .coored
living near the corner OF S2i and streets north.
west, while visiting friends on 32d street, below
Grace street, was cut In the left breast with q
razor, almost sevefing the breast from the body.
by EIvt Tibbs, also colored. She was taken to the
station, and DR.. Suter rendered medical aid,
who afterwards sent her to the hospital The
police are after Tibbs
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FOR COOKED RAT1oNs.

EJNOfOSALS TUN CUUKED NATIONS.
RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, o. S. ARMY
1916 STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May %. 1888 }
Sealed Proposals in tripcss, subject to the usual
conditions win he received at this office until ELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, JUNE SIXTH, 1888. at which time
and place they will be opened i'll presence of bidders
furnishing Cooked Ratons to the recruiting party and
recruits at this rendezvous during the sca! year end
ing June 3Oth 1884 Three substantial meals daily and
due proportion of soap and candles constitute ra-
nienI to the rendezvous
The government the right to reject any or
all proposals. -
Full information will be furnished on application to
This Office. w
Pro ,osals for Cooked Ratons" and addressed to
S. NJ. WHITSIDE.
N.Y. -6t Captain 9th Cav, Recruiting Officer
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DENTISTRY,

nR. HARTtEBEN, GRADUATE OF PENNsYIc
~ vanta College, Philadelphia having purchased
my Office and residence. has resumed practice Ioon-
IDENTITY recommend him to my patrons and the public
generally as dentist OF undoubted ability, M.ACAR-
MAN, Dentist. 1915 l4th ST D. W. aDS-2m
A RTIFIC!AL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
serted mmediately after extracting natural teeth,
Ito splendid success Modern methods and skin al
ja3-1y DIR. DONNALLY. 1871 street northwest
nR; RANDALL. PARSONS. DENTIST.
Sora na stss1 n northwest over Balantynes Book
nIght sis
nR; T. N TALBOT. DENTIST No. 4s7 7TH
~ street. tnree doors from corner E. Dentistry in all
,ts branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
Ianted jamie
HOWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 2l1
IL ~ street. three doors north of Pennsylvania
N;tno: east side Hereafter estr:etens
sGSth and 50 cents each adddon. tooth at tie
Best Artificial Teeth msde 81 Per set. Gold and
ahmalgam f1ings. from q to An work warranted
sc. COO patients.
patients coming by car viii be furnished free tickets
tand from the ofhca.) MIL
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The Belt Line and Metropolitan Rail-
roads.

UECISIUN OF THE COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, the
case OF ex parte Capitol, North Street and South
Washington railroad (Belt line) was argued. This
case came up on certiflcatIon from the EQUITY
Court to be heard In the first instance and 1t was
to determine upon what terms the cars OF that
road could run upon the tracks OF the Metropoli-
tan road on 9th street. from Louisiana avenue to T.
street. The Metropolitan railroad, 1t will be
remembered, took exceptions to the auditors
report as to the term on which the tracks could
to-day and was argued by Messrs. Hine and
Thomas for the Belt line, and Mr.. N. Wilson for
the Metropolitan Co. The court affirmed the
right OF the Belt line to use the tracks, and fixed
the compensation therefor at $3.50 per year. and
directed that the cost OF maintaining and keeping
the track in repair, as also the paving. be audited
one-half, and directed decree accordingly.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SAFE DEPOSIT co.
CECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
of Washington.
In its own building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
PERPETUAL Charter Act OF Congress January 22d 1867
The Company rents Safes inside Fire and Burglar
roOl vaults at prices varying from s. to 500 year
according to size and location Rooms and Desks ad-
JOINING vaults, provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
., SECUKITlES AND VALUABLES OF every descr.p-
S6E.1I{ .gcEDS. &C., taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on
sPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Rates.
M nj NJJ,A u p. SNYDER, President
JpHN 81 rGIoTER OF Riggs Co.. Vice President
AAoG"I L" STURTEVANT, Secretary,
DIRECTORS:
EI aa. n F. SNYDER Charles G. Glover.
y xyt,ar* r S.,,..oA Henry A. Willard.
80 "s I'LL n IhoMas Evana
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r-,,-,, SOB ID street northwest.
IHOaiAS = WAttGAMAN. Anct. myG5 eo&ds
fHANC RY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ Rfai Est ETE. BEING NUMBERED 1917, ON


~ rial ESTATE, BEING NUMBERED 1877, ON
SEN nth STREET NORTHWEST.
Byvi-'ue II decree passed in the supreme Court "a
81 the y: ict Of Columbia the 18th day of Nav
Ap ie'S. IN the canse of Alice W. Fo,hn John ks2
8oldn It al, No $751; Equity Docket %, will SELL at
I'M I'M TWELFTH. AID; 1888: at FIvE-ThIRTY
CIp p. NJ, the north twenty feet co feet) front
by the dcrh thereof of lot numbered nine @ square
Dnnb~-ed four hundred and fory-seven (447 situate
on the east size of It'll street. between and streets
1crthweS N the city OF Washington. DC, together
With tit inIrOyeme nts thereon consisting OF two
story 2!: att,c aud basement frame building, and a
brick stable III the rear.
TerIlt Of sac: e, 0e0 cash. and the balance in six
and twelve months day Of SALE to be secured by
the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest rate
OF six ier cent per annun and secured by deed Of
trust the property sold all cash. at the option Of
the ,-er. deposit 5000 will be required when
the ,haer's bid IL accepted. II the terms of sale
arr not cnIhed with with ten days from day of sale
the T the right resell risk and cost
OF the GefautDE purchaser. All conyeyancing and
recordiI.G al purchasers cost.
CHAS f. wOLLARD Trustee
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
y3D-,iSds