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The War ON the Nude.

The crusade against nudity in San Francisco still
continues, We are glad to notice, under the drec-
ton OF professional anti-nude reforner recently
imported for the especial purpose from New York
city. Since photographer Cobb was arrested and
fined SO for the beasty crime Of having in his pos
session photograph OF his naked baby boy, those
people who own pictures that showed an ankle
have eeStirred themselves and had artists paint
boots up higher and the proper drapery lower. A
Powers Greek Slave has dressed UP the statue. SO
that he will not be arrested The dress is en- train
and the cOrsage is cut very high and there is ruc-
ing around the neck, which almost hides the chin.
In order TO make this marble all pure and passion
less" when the inspector calls around, the Greek
Slave Will wear a heavy Veil over her face. Ii is
needless to remark that the limbs OF pianos and
other furniture in San francisco have been panta-
letted TO degree that evil thoughts will not arise
In the minds OF even the most ultra puristS who
gaze upon the wood.
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PYON l. TRACY. Real Estate Agents.
~ 5I3 Tth street northwest.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHiNGT n 10 FORT FOOTE,
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED STATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE
The UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE under deed in trust 49,
from the parties il interest being the heirs 1
law of the late John Perkins, will sell at public .0
auction on the premises nearly opposite the National
Park grounds" SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY
SIXTH, 1884, ut HALF PAST SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
real estate of which the late John Perkins died seized
POSSESSED being the following valuable lot ground
and inpov ements beginning at the southeast corner
OF tract called st. Eiiz fcth Of which this lot is
part stone marked "A III the plat of said tract
the west side OF the road leading from the Navy Yard
bridge to Pscataway. and running thence with the line
OF said road n. l21. deg. 1860 perches n 5 deg. L.
81 60 rerches; thence tor dividing line N. 81 deg. w.
50 perche to the stone wall enclosing the south line of
tn United states Lunatc Asylum grounds thence with
said line s02 deg T. 60 perches to the beginning stone
said road containing acres three roods aid
half mites IRON the city limits.
Terms OF sale: Onethrd cash the day of sale; the
residue i'll two equal ailments Of and two years,
with interest," the deferred payments to be secured by
the notes and deed Of trust from the purchaser al
cash, at the option of the purchaser eposi. of 800
viii be required from The purchaser whose bio is accept
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee,
321 ~ street
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jyl5-d&ds
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NEW YORK MERCHANTS SwINDLKD.-A number OF
druggists in New York city were sw1ndled two or
three months ago by means of forged checks
for from one hundred to two hundred dollars,
beans One OF the swind,ers, named Bailey, was
arrested some time ago, and Is now in the tombs
The famous forger Columbian, recently arrested,
was the real hacker OF the forgery scheme. The
third OF the sw1ndlers, named Amos Bleecker, q
carver. was arrested to-day. He gave his name as
George Harrison.
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A Sons Awful Discovery.
HIS FATHERS VESSEL SUNK AND ALL HIS DEAR ON

LOST.
A telegram from Cape May, July 18th, says:
While party OF men were fishing OF the banks
yesterday they saw the masts of vessel protrud-
ing above the waves. They rowed over to inspect
the wreck, when Harry Williams cried out: s.My
God! boys, that is fathers schooner. ! know her
by the crOSStree that we liked with the block to
reef the halyards through before she started on
her last voyage. God help them, they all lost!'
And the young man fell fainting in the boat.
The schooner was the Deborah Diverdy, owned
in Dennisville and commanded by Capt Frank
Williams. On his last trip Capt Williams had with
him his wife, two sons, John and Frank, q steward
and his wife. and two deck hands whose names are
unknown. The vessel is thought to have left Bos-
ton about four weeks ago, and since then nothing
has been heard OF her. 1t ID thought that the
coal with which she was loaded absorbing the
water rapidly, She must have sunk before any of
the eight persons on board had time to save them
selves
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SUIT AGAINST Hrs FArHRR-rN-LAw-HenryW W.
Burer, OF Philadelphia, has begun an action In the
supreme court, Brooklyn against his father-in-lsw,
David 5. Dixon, OF Greenpoint, TO recover $4,000
plaintiff and Edith, the daughter OF the Defendant
were married four years ago. and, as alleged, they
lived happily together until the father Induced
Edith TO quit Philadelphia and live with him In
brooklyn. Mt. Dixon denies the allegation and
says that Bulver was not q proper man for his
daughter TO live With.
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A MURDERER EXAcTINa AN EXHIBITION FRE-
Frederick Cephas, colored, who is to be hanged at
Cambridge, Nd, on the 1st OF August for the muir
der OF Mrs Celia Murphy, has placed curtain over
the door OF his CELL with placard afnxed, on which
is written: "An persons who desire to see me can
do so by giving five cents, which will be used in
paying the expense Of removing my body to VII
liamS6urp for burfaln
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BLOODY WORK AT A FEsTTvAi.-At Mount Holly
Station on the Carolina Central railroad. twelve
miles from Charlotte n. C., party OF negroes had
a festival saturday night, when dispute afusa.
raZors were drawn, and Barr1nger fell 70 the moor
with his head almost severed from his body. Loftin
Martln Tell with pistol ball In his brain; brass
knuckles and slung shots did deadly work, and
about twelve negroes were more or less hurt bar
ringer died instantly. MarTln stu lives but there
are no hopes for bis recovery. Three negroes wero
arrested and carried 70 jail at Dallaa
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LINE

{ USAAD LINZ
NOTICE
- LANE ROUTE.
1Ht p GTN IN STLA@sI b, C0MPANY, LIMITED
CALLING All CORK DARBOR
FROM PIER AZ. n. X. NEW YORK.
hurania Wed. July g. Gallia. ...... We'd Aug. G.
lotlnia.-. We'd july IT, Aurania &C.. Wed. Aug l3
stryia We'd July - I Bothnia we'd. Aug. 80.
Greg " Ell July so. Seryia Wed Aug n
AEb kNtEl WEDSEspAY IRON NEW YORK
Rates Of Passage-&tO. $50 and &l00. according tors
tonInodatiUn.
st.erase at low rates steeraee tickets from 1v
i1v est rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW:
Esyre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
itl Mediterranean porta
tor freight end passage apply at the Company ohca
Nc Bow lli.s Green. both steerage and cabin %
Oils blur Low CO. COS 9tn street astunxtun, ". ~
SEkNON H. BROW y K co, New York
Crto Messrs OTIS BIGEIOW Co
.2ul2 Cos 9TH street, WashinHton,
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF FINE LOT OF GROCE-
IA RES BEING THE STOCK FORMERLY OWNED
BY DANIEL @. HARRISON. SITUATED AT THE
CORNER OF NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS

The undersigned. as Assignee of Daniel O. Harrison,
will on THURSDAY NEXT, the SEVENTEENTH DAY
OF JULY. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, offer for sale at
public auction the premises all the Stock Of Goods
and Fancy Groceries and Liquors two large Show Cases
large Ice Bo1e ap eo Pveent Wnin ans Two
articles pertaining to the grocery business The stock
together with the good WILL (the store doing good bus
mess is offered whole, and private bids will he
ce1ved till day OF sale when II not sold whole the
whole notice will be given thereof in next Wednesdays
Evening star. rare chance is presented for wish
open for inspection to the day of SALE For further
information apply to the Assignee.
All creditors Of Daniel e Harrison will present their
bills to the Assignee and all persons owing the said
Harrison will please settle up their accounts with the
Assignee at the earliest possible day.
FRANK L. BROWNING, Assignee
iyl0dts Columbia Law Building, 4l6 9Th st. NV
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY SECOND. same hour and
place.
tyl6-dts FRANK T. BROWNING Assignee
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SICK HEADACHE, LANGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
stomach or Co5tireness, the distressing effects Of
which Or. JayDes Sanat1ye Pills Will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action the hillary or.
gans they will also lessen the likelihood OF return
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I'd Edition.
Latest 46legranS to The Star.


Italian Laborers Leaving the Mines.
COLUMBUS, O., July 16-A special from Nelson
Vile states that half OF the number Of Italian
miners employed in the Brooks mine left this
morning, and it Is rumored that the rest will come
out during the day. Great excitement prevails in
the valley to-day,
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BLUE LAWS At ATLANTIC Observation-Disclosures
were posted on the grounds OF the Atlantic High
lands association n. j., Sunday, 10 the effect that
amusements and empoyments would hereafter be
prohibited at Atlantic Highlands on Sunday 1t had
been previously stated that the "blue laws" OF New
jersey would be enforced sunday, but nothing was
done. President Lake, OF the Atlantic Highlands
association, announced Sunday that hereafter the
above rules would be rtg1dly enforced. 1t is ex-
pected that number OF arrests under the blue
laws will be made next Sunday.
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VHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DANENHOWfR son. Real Estate and insurance,
1926 F street n w: Washington, ID. c.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACHES, SITUATE
IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, Virginia, FIVE
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Wall Street To-day.
THE MARKET DULL AND FIRM.

NEW YORK, July 16.
1:4O p m.-The Post says: "The only noticeable
features OF the stock market this forenoon were
Its dullnesS and rmnesS. At one time, about 1885,
higher than at the close last night, but this was
partly lost, and at IL o'clock the gain over last
night was only fractional. There was neither
news nor rumOr to affect the market, and prices
We're governed mainly by the views OF local specu-
latorS as regards the general prospect for business
this fall There was small business in railroad
bonds in the forenoon. though prices were gene
rally higher. Kansas and Texas general mortgage
Is advanced 4, but afterwards fell off two points.
The general mortgage IS advanced q. Kansas
Pacific Denver division, IS were per cent higher"
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE LOT on z STREET. BETWEEN SEW
tNLEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST
By virtue deed of trust dated June % A. D. 1877,
and recorded in hber SOL foo 81 ct seq OF the land
records OF the District Columbia, and request Of
the party secured. will sell public auction, front
OF the premises, on MONDAY. JULY TWENTY
EIGHTH. A. u. 1884, at HALF-PAST FIVE =. NJ, the
following real estate III the city of Washington district
OF Coluntia to wit: All of sub lot u in square IT,
Terms OF sale: Onrthlrd cash balance in six and
twelve months with interest secured by deed OF trust
on property Sold all CASH at the option purchaser;
all coveyancing and recording purchasers cost $50
deposit at time of sale.
jyl6 l9.24,26 j. NJ VALE Trustee.
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Geer, Of Groton Conn, died last week from cat
bite. The woman was carrying the cat aboard hel
husbands vessel when the feline buried fits teeth IN
her thumb. The arm became affected and swelled
TO twice its natural size. Mrs. Geer suffered great
pain until the time OF her death Charles Potter OF
New London, Conn.,, Is now afflicted with trouble
similar to that which Mrs. Geer died OF.
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Denied by the Physicians.

UTICA, n. Y, July 16-The statement that
Michael Uhlman, recent patient In the State Luz
matte Asylum in this city, had been grossly abused,
Is pronounced utterly false by the asylum physi-
Clans and Is shown to be so by the records OF the
institution.
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Two PRISONERS LYNCHED.-In October, 1882. in
Starkville. Miss, B. ]: Partshs two boys, aged IL
and II years, died suddenly. II now turns out that
they were poisoned by negro named Newton Car.
penter, living with Parish at the time Carpenter
was arrested He said he got the poison from a
negro doctor, Ned Mack, who was also arrested
posse OF half q dozen men took them in charge and
started for jail, but the prisoners were sized by
mob OF disguised men and hanged
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TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO The SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule III effect II NJ 3 1854
EAoAM-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily n. sktno c,oss
connections 10 all points south and Southwest,
Daily, ex ept sunday. with G. s o. Railway PHIL
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New IA and Wash.
1Igton 10 Atlanta Pullman S!eepinx cars from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Orleans, ParIur
Car rrt In s1i rxtoD ID S-turtI R.I,..--- Va
BatP OUISvII.IE FAST LIN f. DAILY via Char
lotsvlle a. Cincinnati Louisville and ali Western
POINTS. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville
8AoPM-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
e all points South and Southwest via Danyile ard
Sharotte Daily except Sunday with G. o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Nasliln ton Va Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia -
Augusta Pul man Sleeping Car frum Washington
10 Whit sulphur Springs
Annaasas Division Train leaves Westinghouse $40 A.
- NJ aud SHOP NJ daily. except Sundsy.
Warrenton trains leave Washington al $40 A. NJ and
5;l0 p NJ daily.
For ticket and Information inquire Companys Of
Gct, eol Pennsy lvanIa ayenus
n SLAUGHTER, n MACDANIEL.
Gen. Pass Agent Aren't
mario sOl. HAAS Traffic Manager
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District Government AFFAIR.

BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwsle as follows:
Columbus Alexander. [epa1r frame, Glib 9Th street
northwest; 81 900. MRS f. Peterson, repair frame,
1855 9Th street northwest; $3.50. Ann NJ Onutt, re-
pair premises, 4l6 10th street northwest; 500.
Michael ORrien, erect two twO-story dwellings, G
street, between 1st and North Capitol NV; $3.50
John L. Vogt, erect four-stOry and cellar store,
bert, erect TWO two-story dwellings,, Bladensburx
road, county; $3.50 G. W. Fisher, erect q stable
AZ AnacOStta; 5000
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VHNdOMAS DONLlNG, Aucttoneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THE TENNALLYTOWN ROAD, NORTH OF
GEORGETOWN. IN THE DISTRICT OF COLuM-
BIA.
and wife 70 the undersigned. dated 18th day of II
March 1873, and recorded in Liber No 8S1, foil 49,
2 and at the request Of the party secured thereby
Will offer Ct pueltc sale, on THURSDAY: SEVEN.
Of the pr.m,ss the following described property situ
ated In the District Of Columbia Beginning ut point
so feet from stake the side of The road lead
Ing from Tennslytown Georgetown. said stake being
the end Of the first line of lot number conveyed by
Joseph West to John Willet and run by and with said
made BY jacob H. kensi. then With Kensa's north line
south s2 degrees west 164 feet to the first line of the
Rock o. thence with said line Of Dunbartou
north 2iA degrees west ~ fe.t the south " de-
ings and improvements to the same belonging
Terms Of sale: One third CASH balance of the pur-
chase in six and twelve months from the day
sale With interest decd eiven aud deed of trust
may pay all cash. A deposit Of 500 required All
conveyanctng at purchasers cost.
h p JACZ SOM -r-,,..o..
3y7-dhds III WATERS 7 trustees.
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Il CHUSETTS AVENUE, NEAR FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. ataaH
HALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell, in~H
front Of the premises the east IS feet 'front.' by
depth thereof Of Lot No 2s in square ST. This prop
ery s very convenient street cars and the business
Terms One-third cash: balance six and twelve
months notes to bear cent interest and be
cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing, &C, at pur-
chasers cost deposit of 500 required each lot.
Abstract OF title shown at sale
jy12-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. JULY SEVENTEENTH. sane hour and
place. DUNCANSON PROS
jy16-2t Auctoneers
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The New York Stock Market.
Tnefollowlng are the opening and p m. prices
Of tie New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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LABOR STRIKE NOTES.-The cigar-packers of Gin
cinna have been ordered out in consequence OF the
lockout OF the cigarmakers there, In its nine
teenth week-At New Bedford, Mass, the LOOM
nxers In the Wamsutta and Potomska mills have
struck on account OF reduction or wages
The female stttchers. about sixty, employed by V.
X. and A. II. Jones' OF Lynn, Mass and the lasters
at Morgan andnpores, In the same city, are on
strike for NOR bay.
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pROPOSAL FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCK

DROPOSAL FOR LAYING GRANITE BLOCK
PAVEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONED
WASHINGTON d. c., July TO- 1884.
BY direction Of the Board OF COMMISSIONERS SEALED
Proposals will be received at this Office until THURS
DAY. JULY SEVENTEENTH. 1884 at TWELVE
0CIOCK NJ. for LAYING Granite Block Pavement on
street between $50 aud 35th streets northwest
Blank forms of proposal and specifications be OBJ
tanned at this Office application therefor together
with Ill Necessary Information, and bids uou these
forms will alone be considered
The right Is reserved to reject any al bids parts
OF bids G. J. LYDECKER,
Major of Engineers u 5. A.
tyl0-6t Engineer Commissioner D. G.
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AUCTIOy SALES.
ENEEKS CO.. Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post Once

"EEkS Co, Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue. opposite City Post ONCE.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND GOODS PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING
AND OTHER MATTREsSES UPRIGHT AND
I04TN EoIIEtR SHoM CASES mdhROhss GOH ~ ES
FAMILY "a plGLINING H0TSEkEEPI G.
SCREWS AND TREES. HATS, &C. &c. AT AUG
lion. WITHIN OUR SALESROOA1S, THURS
DAY MORNING, JULY SEVENTEENTH. AT
TEN A. NJ
Not much display will be made in the street on ac-
count Of the heat, Sale positive. 1t
LAS. RAILROAD. INSURANCE AND OTHER
" STOCKS.
ON THURSDAY. JUL SEVENTEENTH. st ONE
O'CLOCK, will sell at our auction rooms, 9Th aud
D streets northwest
100 shares Washington Gaslight Company's stock
100 - Columbia Insurance =.
100 Firemen's =:
Is Real Estate Title
Belt Line Railroad
With other stocks.
1t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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SECOND LIRur. r. P. WATKINS. Of the signal
corps, has been ordered from Fort Meyer, Va, 70
Prescott, Arizona, 10 relieve First Lieut. NJ r.
Maus OF the LIST infantry, acting signal ocer IN
charge OF the California and Arizona division Of the
q. g. military telegraph line.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BE1NEEN THE LAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
Dol BLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER

RAMS
l-s4 Until. UkTHER S1TICE A'ih
Lsave Washington from station corner o; New Jersey
Tor Clicaeo. Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaches and Pala sleeIing ars To above points
without change; lO-l5 daily To Chicago. except
Fer Iiislurr at a m and $40 p m. daily: s. 30
M, !. f.ttSburr '!eSeIand and Detroit. with sleep
For Toledo and Detroi. via Mou-, eville lois a III
daily with Sleeper FOR Toledo. VIA Wheeling AID Lake
Trains for PhiladeiPhia and New York at so a IN
daily except sunday T. IN and $40 .. Ia. and
1910 p Ia daily. with faIlOr and sl-eiilg Cars at
For Baltimore week days s. 6:3o Gao 60 $40 100
a sIo ie! ran a "a n. 5-y I'm =, 80 3, .. 20 45
For Baltimore on SUNDAYS c 20 500. s:2Oa H. %,
81 $780, 440. $50. Csc. s.OJ $40. $40 and 1910 p
IorIotnts on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad lO1s a.
fT Annapolis. GO a n and II 10 and 40 p m; on
Her Way stations between Washington and Baltimore,
I{Ta Z ~ 20 a m u 10 p ~ go ~ 70 and
100 , H. for stations Metropolitan branch
M ai.s for eFai G sto fs'S on M enSd
lraIch 20 a IL. ,ai.y Tor L. xnrton s;aunt6n and
N daily ;1r Frsder.ck. 90 q, III. 1915 a H. ;i5
For Haserstown. lois and SIS N daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily $50 so H. DDS
From New ioEk and Philadelphia 255 s;3Oa H. daily.
,ea y u daily. exc, pt sunday
From Annapelis, $50 and l.5o and G.37 p II,
81
fron L.Iin.ton. t2o daily and 2.l5 T. m daily.
except SUNDAY.
IRON Freerlck and intermediate points s25. m,
10 y m ARD y y III daily, EXCEPT Sunday u
p m daily from Point OF Rocks
Trims leave Baltlmore FOR " sshington at 200 20
t@D - $50. 900. . 10 and 1850 a. m l2IJ $50.
AW. 80 300 6:I5. 81. go 10. 10 D. IL on Sun
rs. - and 800 y. III.
AL Trains Ut sto AZ Relay sr
cept 40 p III.
Ohio fse Apply St the az And
feInsyNaia ave nus. corner 18th street whe orders
WILL pr taAen ior baggage 10 te checked and received At
Any point In the city.
W. NJ CLEMENS, " OF T, baltimore
ie5 q K LORD ti,I,I pass,.r-er .ysn,
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.


sane II HAHAf aE2nPE st "a
APP ANI. BA Sc lI; BKIcK DWELLING HOUSE.
gate and wife to tie untersiened duly recorded in
Of the District Columbia and of an order in the suit
No 500 EQUITY the Supreme Court Of the Bis
ESE s RA q asd' i Il
premises offer for sale a. r%bie auction Lot nnabsrd
square numbered two hundre ard seventeen (2l7) in
tns y of M M o North strs
back with even width one hundred and thirty five
dence '''''''- '''' O'~'
Terms of sale: one-half cash and balance in two
equal install ments in SIX co and twelve u2) months
from day OF sale the notes Of purchaser bearing six W
payment, which notes are to be secured by deed Of
on ss S o1 III at x OF
days from day OF sale or property will be sold at cost
$500 dollars depos! must be madc when the property property
is knocked down. All conveyancng at purchasers cost
,,.o>, ,,,o. G Gao, \. b 81 6% Trustees
1NHOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
DANENHOwER 4 son. Real Estate and insurance,
ass$ IFS 81 " M1snft2 Frs OF
HiIz NasA St FIVE
A. ID. 1885, and duly recorded i'll Liber F. No 4 fooE
199 of the land records of the county of Alexa -
dria state of Virginia and at the written request of the
party secured thereby. will sell public auction in
front Of the premises. on FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY.
described premises to witt Being the larger part of lot
8 plat No = assigned to the heirs Of Nancy Adams In
1891 and recorded in Iber folio 80 land suits the
said heirs to Nicholas Febrey by deed bearing date on
the 18th Of septemb r D. 1885 aud recorded in ber
No. p folio 1Os. containing 1l6 acres rood and 80
poles with all the thereon consisting of
two story double frame house barn and all necessary
outbudings. This property is rapidly increasing in
vaiue and when the free bridge is finished will make
property in this section very valuable
Terms OF sale: $500 cash. balance in equal Install
ments in one and two years secured by deed of trust
premises sold; all cash, at purchasers option
deposit OF 800 required day of sale Terms be
complied with within seven days from day of sale. or
the property will be resold at the and risk OF
defaulting purchaser All conveyancing at purchasers
WILLIAM W. DANENHOwER ,,-,,..oo.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,j irus1ees|
jylO-dEds