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JNo SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE
AND CATSkIIL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL Raj. AND PARL.oR CAR LINE

Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo Rv by
west shore OF PICTURESQUE Hudson River leave Jersey
Clty Station OF PrTns yiy ania Il. IL. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 9O5 am.-Arrive Saratoga
23J PIE caldwell LAKE. George - = IN Montreal IL
PM ezant Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
10 Montreal
CAISkIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 929 am-Ar-
1--WE Hotel haatersk 80 PEI. Grand Hotel 2.O7 PM
Parlor Cars.
DAY ExPRFss. 1915 am--Arrive Albany 3 IN,
SHARON Springs III. Coop-rstawlI tea 500
pa SYRACUSE .:l5 RUch ster l9:40 pm. Buffalo
!21o N. NIAGARA Falls l1:1s Parlor Cars Al
bany. sharon SfrIn and Magyar. Falls.
SARATOGA AND CATSkiiI MOUNTAIN Fy-
PRESS II 40 am--ArTive Hotel kaaterskiIl SIS m
brand Hotel 300 IL. Sarat 6Z5 PIN, Iak. GeoTge
spm Parlor Cars Jersey Clty u Saratoz. and Lake
George.
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D 3.4' p-m.-ArrIve Hotel kaaterskIlI o 10 pm.
s'raiiG HoteI ~ SaratOc IA. George
70 ~ PM Montreal 50 with farlur Cats
All Mountains TO Saratoga Buffet Parlur leaves
Washington ON PenIlSy lyalia L. T. tran : l. for
Saratoka sie'rcrs thence 10 Montreal The New Ork
Limited leaves Washington at $40 IN cu,!ueC ting
with SaraIoxa and Cats all MI Limited AT Jersey CITY
As for single round triT tickets by West shore -ort
ard avoid ferry IL AID long transfer through New
city.
ApPly to CIy or Depot Agpn. of Penn + T. for CON
riete timetables tickets and Ia-Cr Car chairs ParIor
Car chairS from JeS City RESERVED, advance
nIon application 10 AGENT Pullman Car Go. u LII 4 L.
station jc.sey city. New Jersey
HENRY Ap\ETT Gen Pass A-t
!e-h-5in - State street. New York.
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TNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
IHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
NEST

AND WEST.
Schedule effect ] 4 NJ 2. 1881
fNA.S.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
conlisct1Ons TO all points South and Southwest
DAILY, eI ept SUNDAY. with &. K O. Railway. Pull
nan Sleeping Buffet ears from New \ rk and Wash
ilEton 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta TO New OricauS, PariOr
. S@f run WASHINGTON u Natural iSCltys. Va
eIsfM-l1OIISvILLE FAST LINE Daily via Char
louisville 70 Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
Louisville
UaVP.N-SOCTHERT MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
" al points South and Southwest via DsnSiile ard
,hAriotte Daily except Sunday with G. D Railway
H-4,ilati sieeplux cars from Nashin- ton via Dan
Nlne Charlotte and Atlanta % New Orleans. also.
ifoni Washington Charlotte and columbia
AtsOsta Pullman Sitrpinl, Car frUIn WASHINGTON
= 10 White sulphur springs
1ansssas Division Train leaves Washingtonas $40
- n and 10 Z Il daily excep. sunday
"~tTvnton -rails leave Washington at S.4OAM and
xsl0 u. daily
e. tickets and information inquire Company's Of
Err hoi Pennsylvania avenue
NJ SLAUGHTER MaCDANIFr
Gen Pass. Agent Ayrnt
niAfio Sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager
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The Penn Bank Case.
SERIES OF ARRESTS ON A CHA RGE OF CONSPIRACY


MADE BIZ TIKI ASSIGNEE.
A telegram to the New York Tribune from Pitts
burg, Pa, July 9Th. says: A new move was made
in the Penn bank matter to-day which occas,oned
considerable surprise. in view OF the fact that
charges OF conspiracy had already been made
against President Riddle, the Oil broker Watson
and Cashier Reiber, and the defendants held 10
bail to answer in court. The new proceedings,
however, Include other parties ana the charges are
made more specific. Henry Warner, the sssignee
OF the bank, to-day applied to Judge Ewing for q
capias for the arrest OF Riddle. Reiber, NJ K McMu-
lin. r. II. Kennedy and Watson for conspiracy.
The petition sets FORTH among other things that in
the year 1885, Riddle. Reiber, McMullin, Kennedy
and Watson were largely engaged in specializing In
Oil; that Riddle McMuin, Kennedy and Watson
entered into conspiracy with view to con-
trolling and manipulating the price OF OIL that,
with view TO accomplish this end, Riddle. Reiber,
McMullin, Kennedy and Watson organized scheme
by which they might obtain and Use large amount
OF money then on deposit In the Penn bank; that
they used certain accounts which were there open
and opened other accounts, some Of them in their
own names, some OF them In the names OF other
unknown parties. and some OF them in the names
OF fictitious parties and overdrew said accounts
in various sums amounting to upward OF 81 .075 co.,
that, although Riddle and McMullin did not over
draw the accounts in their respective names, they
were parties TO the accounts known as Hill Co.,
-. wilson Co and Watson & Co., and each OF
them personally drew from SAID accounts or some
OF them; that the money then Overdrawn was Used
with full knowledge that IT was an improper Use
or the money deposited In the bank without the
knowledge Of the board OF directors OF the bank
with the full knowledge that the money could not
be returned, save upon the contingency OF the
piete success OF their scheme 10 "bull" the Oil
market; that said scheme was not successful, none
or the money was returned, but the whole amount
lost to the bank, which 10y reason thereof became
and Is inso!vent. The court made an order allow
Ing the capiaS to issue, and fixed the bail In the
cases OF w. \. Riddle and q. l.. Reiber at $4,000,
and at $4,000 each in the case OF the others.
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MARRlED.

street northwest. by the Rev j. T. Kelly WILLIAM r.
FREE to Miss Fannie Cassidy. Of Elcott City. Nd.
LASHHORN-DENEALE. On July 10, 1894 q the
parsonage Of Christ church, by Rev. Charles D. An
drews, CHARLES LAsHHORN 70 JEANNETTE T,
DENEAIE. both OF WASHINGTON. g
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The Ut.crance. Of birds,

DR.. c. c. Abbott. in August Popular Science Monthly
During the spring and summer OF 1874 especially,
and at all favorable opportunities since, my out
door studies were largely confined to particular
phases OF brdlfe rather than to their habits gen.
orally. Most prominent among these was that OF
singing and its relation to the other utteranceS OF
birds, for had been long under the impression, and
since am fully convinced, that birds song bears
just the same relationship to its various chirps,
twitters and calls that singing with mankind bears
to ordinary conversation. Careful observation will
enable any one to clearly that every bird has a
considerable range Of utterance. Observe two
birds Immediately after mating. and what laugh
able caricatlre OF a newly-married couple-Say on
their wedding J0urney-are their actions and their
low, ceaSeless twittering! They also have their
petty vexationS and their little QuarreS, in which
The feminine voice is ever the louder and more
precious privilege OF the last word.
But 1t may be urged that to constitute language,
or something akin to 1t, these chirpS and twitters
must be shown to convey ideas Can one bird tell
another any thing? 1t Will be asked To this answer
that, IL any one has watched colony OF brOOding
krakieS, or paid close attention to dock OF crows
he has probably satisfied himself upon this point.
Crows have twenty-Seven distinct cries. calls or
utteranceS each readily dlstinguishable from the
other, and each having an unmiStakable connec-
ton with certain class OF actiOns some OF which
az. for instance, the many different notes OF the
brooding birds are only heard at certain seasons
gence OF crows is fully half greater than that
OF any other bird In our fauna. Instances OF the
exercise OF much cunning and forethought On their
part are almost 1uuumerdDle.
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Shc Courts.

POLICE CoURT--Jttdge Smell
To-day, Henry Plrkney. coored. cruelty to anil
mails 81 Odeon COntee. col0rcd. dtSordery In front
OF a church; s.. Frederick Rhodes, keeper OF the
Wine house on Soldiers Home road, for selling
on Sunday, was fined 80.
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ICAlT1MOEr AND OHIO RAILROAD
- lHE MODEL. last LINE And THE ONLY
IINE 81 Mn The LAST AND THE WEST
DOUBi4E TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,

UOUBLE IkA..k' JaNNEY COUPLER,
SCHEDULE II iIi &c. l.s srSDsY. JUNE 18th
p ,v. , is5t Until EITHER NoTICE
. avenue and street '''''s
fer ca:eso c,ei,.sia IovlSyille and St Louis daily
Coaches and Psla sleefi,.g Ca:s To a5ove r".n;@
Si,noqt change lO;i5 q IL daily 10 Ci.cao. except
For I1:tsiurE a. $50 m and $40 =. n daily. 20
To- Toledo and Detroit via Norroeville lola. y,
daily N;th sleeper iOr Ioedo. Wheeling a.,! I,as
Trans for Philadelphia and New York a. SO An
,!aiy. except SUNDAY: 3 y IN aud = 80 y IN AMI
10 10 p daily. WIKI PaIlor and Sleeping Cars a.:
Fog baltimore week days 8 c 80 Gao 500 s1n 9.eo
minute tram 40. 10 t1O &C., SO 90. ~. 10
90 5uO iiJ. 90. Go. .U,. 80 go and iOlO .
For Points the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lO:5
fI Annapolis Gao and 1910 and 44O p IN;
fGr Way Stations between Washington AMI Baltimore
lOlop m q, sundays - IN m AID I'd -. 40 , az.
80 , IA For stations ON Netropoltan branch
m d.,ly Tor PRINCIPAL stations on Metropolitan
Vssy lana ~ "a y, Si1I sIcit Sss ,nsT an
"a, daily Tor fry,!,rck $50 a. H.. lO:i1 ~. 10
for hssrrstown. lois and 535 daily except
1rs,ns arrive from the IVES, daily 60 15oa H. 225
Prom New YORK and Philadelphia, 255 soa n. daily.
= - = ~ daily. III Sunday.
From AnEaIylis $50 3 and l.5O and 6.37 p IL:
- sunday S-5$ a J. IA.
from fxiEEtCn. O:2U daily and q Is r. n Cai,y
except ~IIu,.sv
rya fre'ierick and Intermediate POINTS sos e. n
I'D, y IL. ami : II daily. exert sunday n
- IN daily from Point Of Roch-
2fslIs gave bslsiI-cr- FOR ". shngtcn at 200 40
~ 10 .. 800, = iu and 1880 a III l2.l 2.Su
80 % SEQ % so :. ~ am. 10 - - a. s;,f,,
t,2j. Z 80 anal 9 90 =. m - $780, ' 49,
a. trans from Washington stop Relay Station ex-
For further information apply TIE Baltimore and
NLiO IlCAet OitCc-N S>llrgton Station AID I.ii
IsLnsyVa avenue. corner 18th street whore Order,
viii De taken Tor baggage ~ DC checked and receives, at
any point IN the city.
" NJ CLEMENTS. NJ of T.. Baltimore
self e X LORD tscuI Passenger .o.-.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
IL Cor. 9th and d SITS II W (3l7 and $40 9th ST }

nLNCANSDN BEUS, AlcfiOneers.
~ Cor. 9th and ID SITS. W. l317 and $40 9th st }
TRUSTEES SALE OF JEwELRY CLOCKS
ETC. ETC.
BY virtue deed of trust dated the 27h day of Feb
ruary 1884 and duly recorded in Eber No. 10G6 folio
800 ct one Of the land records of the District of
Columbia. We Will sell at pubic auction at the AUG
TON ROOMS OF DUNCANSON BROS, CORNER
9TH AND y SIS. \. W, On THURSDAY july
SEVENTEENTH. A. d. 1884 AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
the entire stock of
WATCHES CLOCKS,
JEWELRi, EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES,
SHOWCASES AND STANDS,
LARGE IRON SAFE (HERRING 4 Coz
LARGE LOT JEWELEk'S TOOLS
SHELVING, COUNTERS, ETC. ETC
This sale premptory and the attention of the trade
and private buyers is requested
Terms cash.
ANDREW A. LIPsCOMBl rrn..0..
ty1l-d CHARLES L. BURR. ( trustees
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The announcement OF the vote was lightly
cheered- motion 10 adjourn was voted down
he correctness OF the announced vote adj ourn-
lnent was questioned. and some time was consumed
III reviewing IL Then, at l:22 In, the convention
adjourned until 20 O'Clock this morning.
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~ NAliD Linz

NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE
4If CCNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED
BLIwEEN NEW YORK AID LIVfHp0Oi
CALLING Al CORK HAI,BOE.
IRON PIER ~. y h. NEW YORK
iurania Wed. July 9. Gaia. We'd Auv &
I1ti.;-Ia.. We'd July 10. Aursna Wed. Aug Is.
: V.a..-....Wed-. July - Bo;hula - " ed Aug 80
~, ed July 81 Seryia 49,. We'd Aug ~
AID y ~ hEpNE>pAl FROM NEW YORK
Iaes OF Tassage-SGU $50 aud $780, according TO ~
COR mediation.
seeEage al low rates SteeraRe tickets from iy
Iool and Queenstown aud n! other Ixlts vi Eurupeas
rates
Through bills Of laden eiven for Belfast Glasrov
Ea,re Antwerp and other Iors 81 the Continent and
:,I Necitt rraIiean Forts
For freight ami la.sage Apply at the Con,panys ofcA
Ne T. BowlIlS Green. both steeraxe and cabin 70
Vi - isiLIE4ON Co. tu1 .IiI street " ash ~
tLKNON II. BEOW y X co. New YORK;
trto Nessr, OTIS BIGELUW K Co
!aul2 COS 9Th street. WASHINGTON
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VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of Azsfx
the District OF Columbia, rendered equity cause ~
No g. 80. wherein Elizabeth e. Bangs Is plaintiff ~.
and C,tnarine C. Gideon ct al are defendants the
MONDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY 1884
at SIX O'Clock 7. NJ IN front Of the premises, the
Washington, District of Columbia. and known as the
north thirty feet 0) of original Lot No % (No twenty
in said city vi Washington. The said estate is
improved. 1t lies Lear and south of the Government
l4h street running back IS feet one inch being
side of lith street between and streets southwest
In a rapidly improving section of the city
Terms of SALE One third cash the balance PAYABLE in
six and twelve months, in equal Instruments secured
by promssory notes, bearing interest from date, with
trust deed the property to the deferred pay
ments, all cash. at the option OF the purchaser de-
post OF slvo will be required at time of purchase II
Trustees the right resell property
risk and cost of the defaulng purchaser ALI convey.
aucug at the cost of the purchaser
Benz J; DARNEILLE,l ,r-,,sto.s 4c
jy2dSds FRANCIS MILLER, 1rustees &C.
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nEBIIITY OF THE GENERATTvE ORGANS
n 4 The IA IS 81 fsHkct 49, sss
q ViGOR Simple CO. q g @ 3sysH GA - q
Aoo Euasoo street, NsW xogk aUetA.AtoS1J
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IUHN SHERMAN CO,
u Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
S2I street northwest.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. SITUATED ON II
STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated June odd *,
A. d. 1875 and recorded in Liter No 1873 folio 90
se of the land records of the District of Co LII
lunbia and by request OF the party secured thereby
Will sell at pnbc anction in front Of the premises
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the following described real estate,
situate in the city Of Washington, District of Columbia
to wit: All that certain piece parcel Of land and
promises known and described the ground plat or
plan of said city Lot No L. in square south
No 562 with tie improvements thereon.
Terms Of sala Une-tlrd cash; balance in four eight
and twelve months. with interest six per cent for de-
erred payments secured By deed Of trust ON the prop
crty sold all cash mt the option of purchaser All
conveyacing ut purchasers cost $lCO deposit on the
day of SALE
ty3-dkds DANIEL MURRAY Trustee.
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('HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND-A-HALF SIS.
la 4 \ Ii lQG

TwEEN THIRD AND FOUR AND-A-HALF SIS
WEST. BEING HOUSES NUMBERED 334 AND 1856
, By virtue and in pursuance o; decree passed in "a
the cause of Rudophe Johnson ct al arab Ann
Johnson ct al being No $3.50 in equity. in the 1h
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia. Trus-
tees. on TUESDAY, TWENTY SECOND (2od) DAY OF
JULY. A. D. 1884. AT HALL PAST FIVE O'CLOCK F.
NJ in front of the premises offer for sale at public
tien the following real estate: All that piece Parcel
Of ground situate and being III the City Of Washington
in the District of COLUMBIA and known and designated
on the ground plat or plan Of said city Lot Numbered
twenty one CD III square a as laid down. iii vdt d
numbered aud recorded the Office the surveyor o.
the city OF Washington The said real estate improved
by threestory brick buildings suitable for dwelling and
business purposes.
Term, of sale third 90 cash. and balance in two
equal instruments, payable At six 90 and twelve u2
months from the day of sale the deferred payments to
draw six 6l per cent interest per and the notes
Of the purchaser purchasers to be given therefor
cured by deed Of trust the property all cash
the option OF the purchaser purchasers Said sale to
be nsde clear OF all taxes or Terms must
be complied with within seven days from day of sale
Two hundred dollars deposit must be made when the
Propertyi is knocked down. ALI conveyanclng at pur-
chaserS cost.
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee
400 5th street northwest.
HENRY WIS., CiAkNETT Trustee,
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts jy a-eoSis
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

FSsO NORFOLK FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
II SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CONPANY'S popular
steamer GEORGE LEARI leaves eth street wharf on
Mondays and Wednesdays $50; Saturdays 6 p III.
Stops at piney Point aud CorEtied Harbor going and
retu ming.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MOANING.
Exclusive connections With the Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also with New York and Rich
IICui steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboard
ard Roanoke, Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage and room can he secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office. 18th street and Pennsylya
avenue: at ST. Marc hotel. Polklnhorn's. next
city post office Office oi kuoxs express 9th street and
PenIsyI SanIa avenue and at company's office, TIN
STREET wharf
knoxs express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
tr-.Zllt received daily ultii =. m
jyI0 WILLIAM T. WEIGH General Agent
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. OF 500 SUITS
AND SkfAkATE PIECES NEW SPRING CLOTH
ING, WATERS JAChEIS; ALSO, SMALL ) OCK
OF SHOES. &C.
On TUESDAY, JULY FIFTEEN TIL. 1854. at ELEVEN
OCLOt n my auction shall sell without
serve the above stoc. good chance to get st-class
goods at nominal figuroS tXll-3t
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. AuCtlOneers
nder decree OF the Supreme Court, District of 81
Columbia, in equity cause NO. S69i Whalen ct al "a
vs.. Mccarthy ct al. Iassed June II. 1884. will nGA
oerf sale to the highest bidder in front prem
ISIS; at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the TWENTY-sEC-
OND DAY OF JULY. 1854. that frame dwelling and
lot in Shafts alley. between lst and I'd and and
streets northeast Washington city. D. c.. and all the
interest therein OF the parties to the the said
property Icing known as lot ill square No. 72o i'll said
Terms of sale: $50 earnest money acceptance of
Du 10 c forfeited on non-acceptance or nonColHpli-
ance with the terms OF sale tn ten days balance Of
purchase money IN ten days from day of sale Convey
ancng at purchasers cost and property be sold at
purchasers cost, II terms not compiled with
days CHAS. y. MOORE, trustee
te21-o0t Office 456 Louisiana avenue CITY Y.
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THE "OTTOn GAS ENGINE

VNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
keq2irs no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
oI ui'e no handling of fuel and ashes. 1t is
Isto hIeisiNely Tor running Passenger and Freight
ssMhs Machines Meat Choppers Printing
afn iAtOsrsLhc Presses Coffee Mills KOasers PAPER
arc hunhs Machinery. Iathes &c. &c. This engine
ltLs Win lnoothness and regularity VI Speed
great simplicity OF mechanism
For particulars pricta &c apply Mt OfHce of
Washington Gas Light Ia tvla
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ENHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
BETWEEN MARKET AND FREDERICK SIS
IN GEORGETOWN. u. G.
BY virtue OF two eds of trust one dated the 30 ~,
Of september 1876 recorded III Liber OGl folio $:
80 &c, the other dated thu DIST November 1885,; A:A
recorded i'll iiber lG6, folio Co. &C. land records
OF the District of Columbia. ana by direction of
party secured therein the undersigned trustee will or
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1854 AZ
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ III front of the premises sell at
public the following described parcel ground
in Cieoryetown, ID. c. to wit Beginning the end of
line drawn eastery the north side Prospect street
from tn southwest corner of tlree-story brick dwell
Ing standing at the Intersection the Fred
erick the north side of Prospect street 200
feet D inches, and at the side a brick p ar
where said line terminates thence with the
north line of Prospect street: thence north at right
ankles with Prospect street 1873 feet inches NOR or
less foot alley; thence with south side
of the said alley and parallel with Prospect street 60
feet, and thence straight line Prospect street and
the lace of btgnning with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash the balance in one
ard two years with interest from the day of sale Sc
cured oy deed OF trust the premises deposit of
$50 Will be required the time of sale. All convey
ancing at the purchasers cost If the are
not complied with within five days the reserves
the right to resell after weeks notice pur.
chaser's cost.
jyl-d& WI. r. WOODWARD. Trustee
sg- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY. il LY FOURTEENTH. 1884, same hour and
place BY order Of Trustee THOMAS BOWLING,
jylOdyds Auc,oneer.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THE IENNALLYTOWN ROAD NORTH OF
GEORGETOWN. IN 1HE DISIRICi OF COLUM-
BIA.
BY virtue of deed Of trust from John Poorers:,
and wife to the undersigned, dated 18th day of LII
March 1878. and recorded in Liber No SSl. foo111
pa and at the request of the party thereby
will offer at public sale, on THURSDAY. SEVEN
TEENI II JULY 1884, at SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ, i'll front
OF the premises the following described property stu
ated i'll the District OF Columbia Beginning at point
So feet from stake on the west side of the road lead
ing from Teunallytown t. GEORGETOWN, said STAKE being
the end of the first line of lot number conveyed
Joseph West to John Willet and run by and with said
road south ~ degrees west 139 feet to the purchase
made by Jacob II. kengla then with kenga's north line
south e23 degrees west l64 feet to the first line of the
Rock Of Dubarton; the with said line of Dunbartou
north 2l9 desrees west ls4 feet; thence south 81 q de-
drees east @ feet to the beginning with all the build
incS and in. ementS to the same belonging
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; balance of the pur-
chase money i'll six and twelve months from the day
sale. with interest. deed given and deed of trust
the deferred Payments or purclia-
may ray all cash A deposit of 800 required. All
conveyaucing ut purchasers cost.
ty7-dSds j. j. WATERS Trustees.
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UNDERTAKES.

I Y DE ri a Il Fl RS.
JAMES BELLEw. UNDERTAKER. CENTRAL.
81 wsrerUons. III 9Th II. n. W Location and accom-
mo ions PARTICULARLY suited for transient funerals
Telephone connections. tyll
4 kIHUR ROONEY. LAWRENCE BARRY
"A ARTHUR ROONEY 4 co,
2l45 fenHsy ANA avenue northwest.
Largest stock Metallic and Cloth Burial CaseSu tel0
WILLIAM F. SPINDLER
" FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
telephone connection
1919 9Th street northwest. near [. mh&
DIN X WEIGHT.
SADkRrAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
400! ltth street northwest
Ir'erhor~ cail-eu9 sIa