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VNHOMAS DOWNING, Aucuoneer.

81 4E saEE EISh " EsTA1E
BEI WEN INGAN ASD VA ZEN SIT. Els.
EsffsJsS M Nh = III
b h., sFnS Fl The powers sn and
tsstamsn. Of ilno:ny SULTAN. late Of said 4
oss e R y RrH or ia aud . e Sss the
nnders.nei, Executor will ofer sale public ac
T s h 6gT 81 Gp 1Ik ss t. T SIX
OCLOCK p. NJ. the folowin real estate OF
nsa as and IN eds ADDITION to
GsoIgt;os in the Dstric; Of Clnb.a and ie.ns the
parts OF oss nsnibsrsd one ..'lrcd aad eleven 01D
ana one hI:iitlred and twenty ore CAD II said ad
srod The end Of s feet AID ne Inches ss
ives line q IDgai Street Will x mor.h iine Of Second
sIss, wss,sry on the sad north I've Of second street
Inc Of sesond street eighty feet and three inches
twelve I:J thence running on said vest line northeriy
one huEcrei and fty feet 5o) u he bscs line of said
f CO., to tue east lie of sad ios thence Tuning
sns o e T and ss s snd tTsn sgd the 5
thirty e iest 90 the north line Of sad lot numbered
sa aad north 1e 5 and sr
inches ca 30: thence in a strais Inc sou.hery
sss 3 III saa n sna ons
that IN n the IT, 81 Of srona ens
hundred ana thirteen ll3,. in Ibre keks addition to
Ssei eIs and TIT
3ol fcet the same being the wesernmOst twenty C20
1se. fro,. o. said lot improved by two-stOry Frame
Dwelling House, numbered 1923.
Terms Of sale: ODe-thir1 the purchase money in
eask TIE residue IN two equal instruments. payable
steea.ey IN six and TIVE We months, and secured by
day of sse at the rate of cent per annum. pay
abe seGi annually snd deed of trust the property
eol, or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
3ot Of 500 will be required ut the time of sale each
lot add IL the terms not piled in ten dawn
.te TIE day OF sale the Executor the right to
resell the property after five days public notice. at
risk and cost Of the purchaser default An convey
encing al the cost of the purchaser.
te32-d&ds RICHARD X. CRAWFORD. Executor
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FE'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctonesr.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY
nRM lHU UM mAh rIx AEESWE AM M
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST. AT
The TERMINUS OF COLUMBIA RAILROAD,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWEN-a1k
Tf-E1GH RI. 1888 at SIX O'CLOCK. theta&38
premises. shall sell Lot 2. in square 1850. having
front on street and Maryland avenue. between 18th
and 18th STREET northeast containing TO- 553 square
feet of around. more less,
Terms Onethird CASH the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months with notes bearing in
terest At sx per cent Per annum until paid and secured
cost 500 deposit required at time of sale te26d&ds
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SEVEN bad DAYS.

What used up Tom Farmers Time and
Money-He adopt. a Wiser Method.
why Farmer old boy. yeu look like your own ghost
revisiting the gnpses Of the moon. Where have ron
been for the past week. and what's the matter with your
Tom Farmer was a book keeper in large New York
publishing house. and liz yet, for Tom IL 6oni tide
character, with post-ofcs address and name in the
City Directory. He is hard working fellow, drinks
little and is occasionally careless IN his habits.
Tive been At home. that's where I've been. j." re-
sponded Tom. YEARLY. dropping into his old scat
under the doctors hands and between the doctor and
the dyspepsia. Almighty tough time I've had Of it"
Seems TO me. said correspondent James Quinn,
shutting the mornings mail like pack of whist cards.
THAT you might be ind so,nethins 10 straghten
out that stomach Of yours. It uses up more of your
time and money than half q dozen sound stomachs
would if you had feed 'em all, with meat at panic
prices"
Heaven knows I wish could Ak it up all right ="
sighed Tom, despondently. 'for dyspepsia is Just
hades on earth. and no mistake"
There sat poor Tom. with pale thin. haggard face,
appetite. nauseated Observation-Disclosures hope
less-and yet with the awful necessity upon him of
earning the daily bread which, after he had earned it
his disease forbade him to enjoy.
Tom." said the gray haired head of his department.
take word Of advice from man that's been there
leave of stimulants and Quack stuff and pay twenty
five cents for one Of BENsoNs CAPcINE POROUS
PLASTERS. put your stomach take care of your
self. and you'll be . well yet. I've tried it and
know"
This was year ago. Tom tried it and hasn't lost
day in the last six months.
The genuine have ssCAPCINE" cut In the middle.
Don't suffer yourself to be swindled Seabury John
son, New York. 3el6
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A Freight Train On Fire.

THREE CARS AND THEIR CONTENTS DAMAGED.
There was some excitement at the b & o. depot
shortly after noon to-day, over the discovery OF
freight train on fire. The fire originated In Q box
car that had Just been unloaded OF pressed bricks
and contained lot Of straw that was used In
among the employees OF the road ana the police as
to how the IRE originated. One theory was that
the straw was ignited by some boys who were
that spark from passing engine caused the
IRE. The burning car was attached to freight
train. and the adjoining car was loaded with pine
lumber The rest OF the train was pulled away
from the burning car. The IRE communicated
with a train loaded with feed on tho next track,
and destroyed the sides Of two cars The flrst car
that caught was almost completely consumed.
Assistant Chief Drew was at No engine house at
the time the IRE was discovered, and turned In an
alarm at 1880 O'Clock: Had the IRE department.
grafton might have taken placa The damage Is
several hundred dollaxA
STABBED WHn1 DErExDMe BrnNo Doa.-An
old colored man, named Richard Burnett was
charged before the Police Court to-day win
S;m also
on sunday, the 18th Of this month, he was passing
along Delaware avenue, near street southwest
bis ag Tine Seg g 1e ans
dog, when he tell On witness and cut him ACROSS
the hip and stabbed him In the left breast The
SUIT AGAINST FHH DlsrRIcr.-To-day. f. T.
Browning, for James Coriin and others, entered
Claimed s to have been sustained By them Il conse
Quence Of defendant IN August last entering
their premises and exCavatlng Tor the Boundary
~s & = . ssia manner Is Q cause the
o.ge 9 : raaaeeea, g sas ga.oe y.es..a
u. 8 isis 60 81 sesisss Tsse 7Ses Harrison,
Wthe I0ne e09T4 = defamation q ohafaoteE
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sNUNCANsoN BROS. Anct.oneers.

elUNCANSOS BROS. Anct.oneers.
SRgsTEE, SALE OF TwO-sToRY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT on SEVENTH STKEET
BETWEEN @ And Z STREETS SOUTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust. duly recorded in.J
Jiher No. IVA, folio 49, ct seg. of and "a
recor Is for tn District If Columbia, snd 1T tbs
Written rgGle-t q the party secured. viii SELL at
public sreii-In. TUESDAY, N1NETi ENTH LAY
Pm. In front OF the premises ell certain piece or
parcel Of lad premises. siti.ate aud Icing the
CITY of Wa hnytan District OF Clunl in. and k.,cH
and ~ that part OF original lo numbered.
Gl;rty-th-tS (33D. in numbered eht !..
and seventy seven (SI7J, certified III the I'D owing
ms tes end bounds, viz: BEGINNING for TIE /.
Pc at on the west line OF 9TH rect east dtIt sixteen
(l6) feet :d two Cd inches north OF the Soute
her OF said at and running thence nth ad iae
Said sire hfteen tl5) fest ard CD inches thence
west hundred and ten Ci0) feet TO the of
said lot e,e south fifteen 5) fee two CD inches and
OF be9inT toxetter with tl buildings, rights cage
pnepts PRIVILEGES. and appur.euarces to he be-
longing. or III any wise theroto appe. Is ninc.
Terms: Cae- third cash; bI;ence in and two
years, notes to bear cent interest payable semi
nua!Iy ard to be sec1-el Dy deed OF trIst
Miss SOL or ell cash. at opt Of purchaser. de-
pest Of 500 required at tire of sale convey
seven days otherwise resale at risk and cost of default
Ing pure hsser rfer five public notice Of such re-
sale Ill sGI-.e apaper published Washington d.
i. l.. JOHNSON, run.oo.
feI-d&dS THOS. Ii. CALLAN,{ i'us'ees .
gN THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY IWENIY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A..
D. 1888, s.me hour and place.
,e1s-dsds FH b f. lhS oaii.AN. Trus ees.
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ARMY ORDERs--First Lieut.. John W. Pullman.
9Th cavalry, Is relieved from duty as a member Of
the general court-martial appointed to meet at
Jefferson Barracks. Missouri. Col Richard L
Dodge. 18th Infantry. now 1t Fort Sully, Dakota
Territory, will report In person to the general of
the army on the 28th instant. at Fort Smelling,
Minnesota, and VIII accompany the general thence,
as escort, until relieved. Second Lieutenant Jas
D. Mann, 9TH cavalry, is relieved from duty as
Judge advocate OF the general court-martial APP
pointed to meet at the cavalry depot Jefferson
Second Lieutenant Walter Il. Chatfeld, 5th infan-
try. is extended one month
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Another Fa,,ur, 4. rn,-.~

another kafirre In Chsc0Gos
CHICAGO, June so-The markets assumed 0rDeP
TONE toward the close, although the severe drop d
pork was not altogether recovered. just before
the close the hrm OF Daily q Co, who have been
dealing heavily In pork succumbed, and so notihed
those with whom they had dealings Their labili-
Ties are not ascertained The rumor IN New York
that Robert Lndbloom had failed IA not true
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

4 RE- YOU THINKING OF BUYING PIANO
number Of our SQUARE and UPRIGHT RENTAL
PIANOS have been turned in after q use ofe.freSa
three 70 six months. and, in few cases. we TXTK
viii sell thf sc instruments way below factory
prices. We require small cash payment Tor your old
Piano. at fn value. IN exchange, and balance In
monthly instaIments as low your convenience re-
qlires II you close cash buyer. want the adj
vzntages OF cash prices time, cali and US. Pianos
OF other makers at big bargains.
HEINEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY wAREROOMS.
ie14 At 10th street northwest,
nECKER Bros PIANOS
IL BURDETT ORGANS Gza
@. H. KUHN, Agent. fYTVTy
my29 lO7 10th street n. W. -
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucttoneer.
CATALOGUE
OF
RARE OLD ENGLISH BOOKS,
Received direct from London, England, per Steamer
1hanemore, arrived at Baltimore Md.
Many Of them
FINELY ILLUSTRATED,
And In
SUPERIOR BINDING.
Comprising Classical and Miscellaneous Worka many
Of them out Of print and Of much value,
TO BE SOLD AT MY AUG ION ROOMS.
Corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue ON
MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIFTH. 1885,
Commencing ut SIX O'CLOCK. and the following
evenings. te10-7t
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HE Jemkins-Dorden Tragedy.
sTArsAkSr OF MISS BurLSR As 10 HER RELATIONS
WITH THE pRcRAeyp

HE Jemksns-Dorden Tragedy.
sTArsxkSr OF MISS BuTLsR As TO HER RELATIONS
WITH THE pRcRAsEp.
The preliminary examination OF Rev. Ben. r..
jenkins, r.. for the murder OF Rev J. Lane Borden
began at Mansfeld, La. yesterday, and is san N
progress Miss Butler has made the following
statement: al hereby deny having made at any
time confession TO Mr.. Ben r. jenkins, tr.. 70
the effect that Mr. Borden had In any manner nj.
treated me, only so far az shall be explained.
treated me badly told him yea He then asked
me me 10 NM, wnat way told him can't tell but you
ever offered by M. Borden 20 NJ me W WAS m the
library, about ten days ago. when was there for
some books. when he approached me and attempt
left the room ana was never In hts presence alone
again during the remainder OF my stay at Mans
field. This treatment OF Mr. Borden to me was
never mentioned 10 any one but my mother
THE YOU'VE DEMOCRACY OF BALrrxoRR WIN
yesterday afternoon TO elect delegates 10 a new
city convention which Will meet tomorrow even.
the Young Democratic ASSOCIATION. representins
the reform element Ia the party, and the old man.
ayers and ONCE holders was one OF the most nota-
ole events known 70 Baltimore politics. The vote
was the nrst honest count AT democratic primary
Tor long time OF the $50 candidates elected l0a
others verne ss OF sae young democrats OF the
Others are classed as doubtful
In Cincinnati Alderman John J. Kelly last even.
ing Snot ana fatally wounded Jas. Toai al nre-
A telegram from Portland, Oregon, announces
the death, on June 1s, or the Most Rev Archbishop
blanchet, Catholic missionary In Oregon for
lS45. "Nf 80
Harry Hin received from Chas Mitchell yester-
gay Mltchels final deposit or 81, 800 In the match
10 take place between Mitchell and Herbert A.
Slade, the Maori
Prof Carl Summers, an English musician, who
lot several years past has filled the position OF
organlst at the Episcopal church In Manchester,
Va, has mystef1ously DISAPPEARED.
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DIR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT. or Resenera-
tor is made expressly for the of deransements of
the procreatve organs. Whenever any debility the
generative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream of ELECTRICITY permeating
through the parts must restore them to healthy action
There is mistake about this instrument Years of
use lave tested it. and thousands are testified
to- weakness from IndiscTetor, Incapacity. Lack Of
Vgor, Sterityn fact any trouble Of these organs is
cured. Do not confound this with electric belts adve-
tised to cure all Ills from head to toe This is for tho
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
information address,
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mh3-s&w los Washington street. Chicago.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
TEefOuOW1ng are the ODenlnQ and closing prices
C1the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reported
tyspecial wire TO H. n Dodge, $50 18th streat
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AUCTION SALES.

TO.MORRGN.
tJ,HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
kALE OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THURSDAY. JUNE 81. 1888.
At 10 O'CLOCK,
shall sell in of Pubic School, corner Of Twenty
Second and streets.
LARGE COLLECTION OF
OLD MATERIAL, CONDEMNED AS UNFIT FOR
USE. COMPRISING
OUGHT AND sCRAPIRoN. Largo LOT
OF OLD STOVE. DESKS AND
CHAIRS, MATIEESSES,
CARPETS. COTS.
PLATFORMS.
Together with many other articles not necessary to
Snumezate.
b. order of the Engineer Commissioner District Of
Columbia
THOMAS BOWLING.
Sla-3s Auctioneer.
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The members Of the Schuetzen verein, of Balti-
more, to the number OF GO, came over to this city
this afternoon to attend the Schuetzen this even.
ing. They stopped at Abner's for lunch and then
went to tho park They were accompanied by q
band
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
Il 7. GOODWILL, Resl Estate Auetioneer.

T. COLDwELL, Resi- Estate Auctioneer.
IRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT On The SOUTH SIDE OF STREET.
BETwEEE NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
SOU1HWEST.
By yirtac of decd Of trust dated July path. A. ~
D. 1879, duly recorded in Eber No 9i8, folio 4e5<4&
ct seq, OF the land records for the District -
COiHn ia and at the request of the holder If the note
we will sell ut pubic ancon, in front of The premises.
on WEpNESDAY. JUNE TTENTIkTH 1888. at
described real estate situate in the city OF Washington
D. e.. to vit-An tba. certain piece Of ground known
es Let nnmi cred thirty (3s) in the subdivision
(3osJ.
Terms One-thi rd cash. and the balance in six
twelve and ei<hteen moaths. with interest at six per
cen: E@r alDu. secured by deed of trust, all
at opt ON OF purchaser 800 deposit at the time of
fale am al co1y yaucIpg and recording at purchasers
cost. Terms to i've cou,;;iei with III sc ven days.
,e7 30, BRAIN III ,hD . 4 WARNER. Trustees.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WEDN DAH...............Juue %. 1850.
I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to HlG St&R.
Attempted Rape and Lynching In Viz.
Cinfa.

Attempted Rape and Lynching In Vfr-
Ginia.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, June Ca negro boy, named
ii-year old daughter Of Mr.. Edgar Lee. in Fairfax
county. yesterday. HC met the girl on the road
and dragged her to a thcket. but was prevented
persons who heard her cries. The boy was caught
soon after and lodged in jail at the courthouse.
drawn up TO tree but cooler counseis preyailed.
and he was permitted to go to JAIL
A Negro Lynched.
CINCINNATI, June GA 7fmes-St1r special from
Prospect, Tenn n: says james Tee, clerk in
arrested. While the inquest was in progress
mob took one OF the negroes, Wesley Warren. out
Latest Foreign News
THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR.
PARIS, June ga telegram has been received
do not intend to go to Antananarivo the capital
OF Madagascar, but will occupy the custom houses
and all the roads leading to the capital and await
Ile Inc, submission OF the Hovas, which they expect
VIII occur shortly.
AID FOR IRISH FISHERIES
LONDON, June 20.-In the house of commons this
afternoon the bill providing for the application OF
EsooOlO OF the church surplus fund to aid the
Irish sea fisheries. and particularly to provide
harDoTS, passed Its second reading.
THE BISHOP OF NATAL DEAD.
DURBAE, June 20.-The Right Rev. William
Colenso, D. D., bishop of Natal, is dead.
FIRE IN THE ROYAL DOCKYARD At AMSTERDAM.
AAsTERDAM, June 20-An extensive fre has Oc-
CURED In the royal dockyard here The man-or-
war Domgerbank was destroyed, and man-of-war
Kortenaer was considerably damaged The loss Is
between 100000 and 4,000,0Q0 forms. The origin
OF the fire Is unknown. fireman was killed and
three other persons were injured.
Telegraphic Briefs
The Continental Guards left Boston this morn
ing for Portland Me-. being escorted to the East
ern railroad station by the Lancers.
Wall Street To-day.
THB STOCK MARKET DEMORALTZED By THE NEWS
FROM CHICAGO.
NEW YORK, June e0-Thc Posts financial article
says: The stock market was feverish and weaker
during the forenoon than yesterday being affected
by the decline in provisions and grain during the
forenoon in Chicago, which were assumed to lndi-
cate the probability Of additional failures i'm the
grain and provision trade in that city, which
would, Of course. affect speculative capital gener-
ally for short time though 1t Is fully understood
mOdities will be beneficial to prices OF railway
stocks as We'll as to trade generally. Up to about
II o'clock the stock market was pretty steady,
with the exception OF decline of 4 to y in the
hfst half hour OF business, which was fully recov
cred by II oclk. But after IL the market was dis
turbed again by rumOrs OF trouble at Chicago. and
prices declined again ID to- the latter Lake Shore
and Western Union. This was the extreme de-
cline. After this there were more reassurtng dis
patches from Chicago, and the market rallied \ to
u, the latter on Lake Shore.
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~ RANTED. Any onecsn use 1t withol instruction
Great speed attained by practice Call and it TN
operation: Opportunity afforded for practice Rented
md rental spPied on purchase price. Copying Man
WYcK6FF saAMaHs BE aeEfdsT r Ieprolt
Building, Washington. u. C, mhll.w&sl Inns
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T3,HOMAs DowLING. Aueuoneer.
TRUST Us SALE OF VALUABLE BTTII DING LOT
o. FouEItENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST

FSIREETS NORTHWEST.
BY Wit of deed of trust, dated pril 18Th Or
D. 1852. duly rec rded in Lifer no. co., foiOS5&
l5i. ore o. the land records for The District of Co..
Ici2 - tie request of the no der Of tie note. will
Be-. ei pubic auction. in front Of the premises on
THURSDAY. THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE.
1883. ! FIVE O'CLOCK p. ~. all that certain piece
CT ground KNOWN Lot numbered (6), Of Whites
kueoisis;Gn % part Of square numbered two hundred
and chirts six C236).
Terms: $50 IN hand and the remainder In six ard
twelve months with interest al cash. at the option
OF the iu-rhase- COcveyarcng and recording at the
Goat Of the purchaser. Terms TO be compiled with
within seven day. from day OF saie
1rl6-ot JOS. G. Il. KENNEDY, Trustee.
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TvHoAiAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.

f1NHOAiAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF THE VALUABLE PREM
ISIS NO: 4!6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n, KTHWEsT AND ALSO OF III s LANCE TN
iMnphoH D LOT AT THE S0UtHEAsT COG.
STshET N0ATHEAsT. IN The City OF
WASHINGTON. d. G.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the SupremeHss,
curt of the District OF Columbia passed June Ia
10th, A. D. 1883, in No. S519 of the Equity 4
d2chets OF said court ths undersigned Trustee Will
ofer Tor sale In front Of the premises at public auc
ton Oh FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY-k NINTH. 1888 at
HALF-pAS FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. the following de-
scrlsd real estate IN the city Of Washington. in the
y fronting 70 feet on Pennsylvania avenue. and
ming back with that width about 127. feet to alley
improved 6y three and attic brick house with
back building, No. 476 Pennsylvania avenue north
west and Immediately thereafter, which will be about
SIX O'CLOCK 7; NJ. lot No. Q, in square No. 683,
Ieet on delaware avenue. aud containing about 15 423
square fee OF groUnd undivided half Of said lot
NO. being sold by virtue of said decree, and the other
undivided half by consent of the parties in interest
Terms OF sale, prescribed: One-hird Of the par
chase money in cash, and the residue in two equal in
stainents at one and two from the day of SALE
with interest from said day. to be secured the notes
cod or al cash. at the OPTION Of the purchaser de-
pos1t OF 500 on the improved and 500 the unim-
proved property will be required 1T the sale In
the purchaser falls to comply with the terms of
within ten days from the day Of sale the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property the risk and
cost Of such purchaser All conveysncing and record
JOHN F. HANNA Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. ieIg-dGis
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JHINE DWELLING HOUE THREE 81 DRIES AND
l. CELLAR, Being No. SIT EAST CAPITOL,
STR. Ell MODERN CONvkNIENCE, AND
PINE LOT.
TWENTIETH 1888, ut SIX O'CL. OK. we VIII IA
sci, In font OF the Of the best dwe " LIN
nE houses and lot last Capitol street. having been
built for owners nee Icing part OF lot 1s, square
81, fronting 81 feet Eas. Capitol street. with q
del III Of l1 feet improve by wei built three story
aud Gel ar bricz dwelling with back building 81 feet by
abcp % Feet modern conyenences. brick front
order.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in ona two and
three years notes to bear cent interest,"
secured b. decd Of trust If purchaser des make
tn cash payment greater it win be accepted. Title
guaranteed and abstract shown ut SALE Co0vpyancing,
&c at purchasers cost Terms to BE- complied with in
seven days: otherwise. resIe at risk and of de-
fanltins purchrscr after five days public notice in
some Eewsmaper published i'll Washington, DC. de-
post of 500 required ct sale.
iel4-d&ds DUNCANSJN BROS, Auctioneers.
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DUSoASsoN BROS, Auetionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE CT LIQUORS. CoFFEEs. TEAS,
MOLASSES. STARCH. CANDLES, SOAPS,
E sHn!vI hsTE al, OIL sPIGEs FIxTgkEs.
PLATFORM AND OTHER SCALES.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust given to for benefit
Of the creditors, and dn recorded IN Lcer No. 1Oi0
folio 1o1 seq one Of The land records of the District
Of CGl , 4 will sell the premises. 1904
STREET f(RTHWEST, on MONDAY, JUNE 25 I'll.
1893. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M. all
the goods and chatels contained in said store and
toned In Schedule OBJ attached said deed and
sisting in part
WINES. WHISTLES BRANDIES,
COFFEES, TEAS. FLOUR, STARCH.
CANDLES, SOAPS. SPICES.
MOLASSks, SYRUP, FISH, &C., &C.,
SHELLY NC. COUNTERS,
PLATFORM AND OTHER SCALES,
- F1kE-P2OOF sAFE &C.,
With numerous other goods usually found in q first
class Grocery.
jc2O-d EDGAR J. MCPHERSON. Trustee