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VI,HOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer

vI,HOs. Z. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
FINE BRICK MANSION ~ No; go FIRST STREET
FUL GROUNDS.
- VIII offer at public aueon, in front Of the et
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lots SO to AZ Inclusive, k...g
square r, oe6, I'm improved as above described
my7-d&ds THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
vI,HOMAs FISHER & CO. Real Estate Auctioneers
cHAHCERY SALE OF ELIe1BLY LOCATED
ON THE FOCRTEENTH STREET ROAD, A
SHORT DISTANCE FROM TILE TERMINiJS
OF THE STREET CARS THESE LOTS CON
TAIN S, From s =, FOUR To TWELVE ACRES
OR SEPARATELY.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 49,.
No 9,367. the undersigned Trustees will sell at -&+
public auction, In front of the premises on TIL RS
DAY the FOI RiEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1885 be-
ginning at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lots eight (SJ, ten
three Es3) thrty-four t4 thirty Ave (35) and thirty
six (36) In the subdivision Of argyle COweIl Il
Lorne, as the said subdivision is recorded in Liber
Geo. shepherd, folios 40 and SO, in the Office of the
surveyor of the d. G.
Terms of sale Onethrd in cash; residue I'm one end
two years, with interest from day of sale which
property Sold or all cash option of the purchaser
Property to be sold clear OF taxes All nj
purchasers cost. deposit Of $50 each lot to be
made, II required, when bid accepted.
The attention OF parties desiring suburban property
Is called to this property most of which is covered by
fine growth of wood and must enhance greatly
time by the Trustees for part for all Of said lots
which together contain about 90 acres, For "plati'
and further information apply to
NJ +. MORRIS, Trustee,
1906 st. NV
W. E EDMONSTON Trustee
my2dEds 42O 9th ST. NV.
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The Courts.
PROBATE CoURT-,Jbol0e TYJ00e-

PROBATE C0URT-JUdge H1gner.
To-day, estate ]. W. Maurv: order granting
leave tosell. Will ofJulia 7. Miller; petition OF
Elizabeth A. McEyoy filed. VIII ofE.llen Mood
admitted 10 probate, and letters issued to Eliza
Campbell; bond $500. Estate of John V b.
Blocker, letters of administration granted
Sarah II. Blocker; bond : 1 600. Estate A III.
Pickrell; order OF publication. Estate OF Dan
Weed; order allowing acceptance OF offer for
books Estate Joseph Durham: order direct
ing sale. Estate l.. NJ. Powell; certified copy Of
findings of jury sustaining will filed.
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YyHOMAs DOWLING. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BEING NO. 726 SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN G AND HI STREETS
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY THIRTEENTH, 1885
at SIN O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Ofthe premises, L
VIII sell The following described property-parts Of
lots ii and H. in square No 429 fronting % feet and
eleven inches on west side of 18th street northwest by
depth of % feet to an alley 10 feet wide being No
.26 1th street northwest, Improved by four-story
brick dwelling containing eighteen rooms with mod
ern Improvements and large store first floor
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust the prop
erty. All cOnveyancing and recording of pur-
chaser. deposit of 500 Will be required TIME of
sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
mytdtsdS Auctioneer.
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MARRIED..

.DUFFY-CADMAN. On May 9Th, 1885 nj 81
Matthews church. by the Rev. Father Boland
EDWARD Z. DUFFY, of Baltimore Nd, 10 MARY j.
CADMAN of Washington, ID. G. No cart,s.
H0PKINSDODGE. On Thursday. MAY :. 1SS5
by the Rev. Robert y. Raer FRANK EIIlSMORIlI
HOPKINS TO ELIZA DODdi r.. daughter of Alexander
Dodge, esq, Of East Washington. No cards.
MI LlkEN-SINCLAIR. May ID ISS5, bv Rev.
DIR. Kent, at the parsonage, y. u. MILLIKEN, OF
Camden, Me-, TO MARY j. SINCLAIR, vi Highland
county, Ohio. No cards.
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The Southern Rantist Convention.

AUGUSTA, GA, May Sat the third days
meeting of the Southern Baptist convention,
the morning hour was consumed in discussing
the report OF the committee on woman's work.
AT present each state has central committee
OF women who collect one-third OF all given to
missions The committee ask the woman's
central committee to collect Tor home, state and
foreign missions. This was fervently opposed
by Foreign Mission Secretary Topper The re-
ports OF twelve state vice presidents showed in
creased interest and gifts. Dr. J. l.. Burrows a
member of the convention OF 1S45, delivered
a historical sermon. There have been 5l2
delegates enrolled.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
"RUINOUs To BRITISH PREsrrGE.-
How GladsfORe's Peace Policy IL Re.
garded i'm lndia and Afg han isian.

sHrUeU IN fnUfa ana AfGhanfStan.
LONDON, May S.-A special dispatch from Cal
cntta to the Times says: 1.-The news of the peace
arrangements has created dismay here. Peace
SO obtained is considered dangerous and humil-
iatlng. The reports which reach here from the
northwest provinces and from Afghanistan,
agree In representing the vacillation OF the
ministry as ruinous TO British prestige"
In the house OF commons this afternoon Sir
stafford Northcote gave notice that he would
on Monday move that the house is entitled TO
the fullest knowledge of the governments
ton in regard To the Afghan dispute and the
uses TO which the 11,uooooO pounds 10 be
voted are TO be put
ST. PETERSBURG, May S.--Col. Andrejeff has
peen appointed To the command OF the second
caspian railway battalion. Admiral NoNikoff
has been placed in command of the torpedo
squadron
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On TOMORROW MORNING MAY NINTH COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M we shall sell, within
our salesroofn, general assortment Of Household
Furniture, Carpets, etc, named in part
Handsomely Upholstered Parlor Suites, Walnut
Chamber suites, Walnut Sideboards and Bookcases,
two large Pier Mirrors, three handsome Mantel Mir
rors, three Pianos, Hair Mattresses, Bedding. China
and Glassware; Also lot italian Marble Vases Conches,
Lounges, Dressing Stands, EngraviDgs, etc.
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TOMORROW.
TyHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY, MAY NINTH, 1885 at TEN
O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms. / shall sell general
collection of household goods embracing:
Square Grand PianofOrte.
French Plate Mantel Mirror.
ParOr Suites. upholstered in different styles.
Lounges, Easy Chairs, NJ. L. Tables, Book Cases,
Walnut NJ. T. Sideboards. Walnut NJ. Il. Chamber Fur
niture N suites and separate pieces
Painted and other Chamber Furniture, Hair Mat
tresSes single and double H. and L. Mattresses, Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets.
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Also
80 Chandeliers, new and good styles Large quantity
BrOnzed Ornaments
Also
Consgnments English Stone China. Decorated
Toilet Ware.
Also,
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine In fine condition.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Carriages. Buggies Wagons, etc
Also,
Lot Building Material, Doors, &c. my7-2t
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Chinese Marauders I'm Siberia.

NUMBER OF COSSACK VILLAGES SAID To
HAVE BEEN SURPRISED.
ST. PETERSBURG, May S.-The governor of
Eastern Siberia reports that bands of armed
Chinese have crossed the Russian frontier and
surprised several Cossack villages. The extent
of the depredations is not stated,
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The Mahdi's Forces Defeated.

THE MAHDI HIMSELF AT oMDERMAN WITH
ONLY A FEW TROOPS.
DoNGoLA, May S.-Reports reach here 10 the
effect that the Mahdi's forces have suffered
fresh defeats at the hands of the insurgents in
kordofan. aided 10y the garrison at Senaar.
The remnant of the mahdi's forces has re-
treated to Abu Haraz. The mahdi himself is at
Omderman, near khartoum. But he has only
a few troops with him, and is unable TO send
reinforcements againts the insurgents
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A Schooner Sunk i'm Collision.

NORFOLK, VA, May S.-The steamship Sen
eca, of the Old Dominion line, arrived thi,
morning from New York. She brought TN,
crew of the schooner w. e. McCabe. which SIN,
collided with and sunk in dense fog OF Tia,
Highlands
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P1NKErn.
REMARKABLE CURE OF HORSE
In the Fall of1Ss3 had q valuable horse taken
with the pinkeye, resulting in blood poison After nine
months of doctorng with all the remedies be found
In horse books, despaired Of His right hind
leg was as large as mans body, and had it over
forty running sores. He was most pitiable looking
object. At last thought of Swifts Specific and COM
menced to use 1t. used fifteen bottles. In August
last all symptoms of the disease disappeared There
have been no signs of return and the horse has done
q mules work on my farm ever since
JAMES L. FLEMING, Augusta Ga.
January 8, 1885.
swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPecrr1c Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca, or
l57 W.23d St, NY. my5-ot
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Hung Herself i'm Her Call

LONG ISLAND CITY, May S.-Henrietta Van
Buren,, who was committed from College Point
TO Barnum's Island. was found dead in her cell
this morning, having committed suicide 10y
hanging
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Fishways at the Great Fails.

Proposals for constructing fishways AZ the
Great Falls Of the Potomac were opened to-day
In the Office OF the Washington aqueduct.
There were two Decentralization. & Bros ~
this city. the contractors engaged in the con-
struction of the dam. whose bid was Sf2. 1000,
ana John T.. Lyon. Of Baltimore. whose bid
was $4,000. The work 10 he done consists in
building in the Maryland channel at the Great
Fails and on the adjacent land six sections OF
fishways, I'm accordance with plans prenar,sd
by the L. :. fish commissioner
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Chas. A. Curtis (studenD was to-day admitted
to the bar.
Geo Courtney, the small boy who accident
ally shot one of his companions, was fined $40
by Judge Smell to-day for carrying pistol.
The Seventh Baptist church, 18th, between
and streets northwest, have filed certificate
OF election of J. II. Winston, trustee, for five
years, Squire Lee for two years, and Thomas
Wood for one year.
Mrs. J. ID. Seagrove, passenger on the New
York express train, which left here yesterday
morning had her pocket picked of a pocket
book containing her railroad ticket and other
articles.
William Mcclure was convicted in the Grim
inal Court this afternoon Of keeping q Sunday
bar and was fined $40.
At the meeting of the Old Dominion Boat
club in Alexandria, on the 9th instant, the
following officers were elected: Francis Hufty,
president; j. T. Burke, vice president; n. p T.
Burke, secretary; Arthur Gregory, treasurer;
L. E. Uhler, captain; NJ. Perry, list lieutenant;
Frank Lambert, I'd lieutenant, and President
Hufty, Harrie Smoot. j. +. blackwell, Frank
Marbury,A A. g. Uhler board of directors.
Charlotte A. Marten ct al. has, by Edwa rds
& Barnard, filed a bill agt. w. s. Buckley ct al.
for the partition by sale OF the real estate OF
VIM, Marten. deceased.
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Under and by virtue Of the provisions of the last go
Will and testament of Thomas Weaver late of ISL
Washington District of Columbia admitted to- b.
probate April %. 1854, and recorded in will book NO
II tolios 26O &c, the Undersigned executor, will
offer at public auction the following property herein
after described. on FRIDAY. NAY TWENTY SEC
OND, 1855, at FIVE O'CLOCK. Lots .I:S. 70, 20 and
% in c. II. Witbuger's subdivision OF Square 442
Lot 23 has front of 25 feet by depth Of 1885, and
Lots 25, 20 and ~ have each front of 25 feet by
depth OF 100 feet.
Aud at FIVE-THIRTY O'CLOCK, SAME DAY
Lots 81 and g. in HaweS subdivision Mount Pleas
ant containing o. 76S square feet each. Lot 81 Is i'm
proved by comfortable Brick Dwelling.
Terms of Sale On each property sold one-third cash
and the residue in two equal payments at and two
years With Interest at six per cent per until
paid, and secured by deed of trust. All conveyancing
and recording at purchaser $50 deposit required
on each piece of property at the time of sale
ROBERT ID. WEAVER
myJ-dtS Executor.
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THoMAs ]. FISHER & CO., Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON FIRST STREET. NEAR SOUTHWEST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
ON FIRST STREET. NEAR SOUTHWEST
FACING CAPITOL PARK.
By virtue off deed of trust, dated 18th Novem-
Der A. u. 1883, and duly recorded in liber No. Jul
1902, folio 372. ct seq. of the land records Si
OF the District of Columbia shall SELL at auction
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY MIN ETEENTH
A. ID. 1855, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in
front of the premises part Of original Lot numbered
one in square numbered five hundred and seventy
SIX $50 in the City Of Washington, district of Co
lumba beginning for the ut the northeast corner
ofsad lot running thence south twenty five $3.50 feet;
thence west one hundred 600 feet; thence north
twenty five (25) feet, and thence east one hundred
400 feet the place of beginning. Also part of orig
inal Lot numbered eleven I'D in said square num-
bered five hundred and seventy-sx (576) beginning
for the same at the southeast of said lot
and running thence west one hundred 400 feet;
thence north twenty f2O) feet thence east hun
dred 400 feet and thence south twenty 600 feet to
the place OF beginning. with improvements. consisting
of a frame dwelling.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in six (6) and twelve
12) months, with interest, and secured by deed of
trust upon the property sold deposit OF 500 will
be required at time of sale Conveyancing cost OF
purchaser If terms Of sale are not complied with
be resod at risk and cost of deuing purchaser after
five days notice in The Evening Star.
A kBfhTii I. 4 s aTf PEH Trustees
my--d&dS
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BUFFALO, y. Y, May S.--A fire at Fred.
Smith $ stables this morning caused the death
OF twenty-five head Of cattle, among which
We're twelve head OF Jerseys belonging to Hon.
Daniel . Day, which were lately imported. The
loss is 81 900; insurance 81 500.
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The Case OF ,fintsfer Keller.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DENIES THAT 1T
iNTERFERED IN Ills ADJOURNMENT To
AUSTRIA.
LONDON. May SIN the house OF commons
this afternoon Mr. Thomas Sexton home rule
member for County Sligo. asked whether the
government had interfered in any way with
the appointment of MIR. Kelley as American
minister 10 Austria. Under Foreign Secretary
Fftzmaurice answered "no"
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THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
my6 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
y I L " E r B E r G.

No one except a reglur Customer of ours has any
idea of the very extensive stock we carry, and we
therefore mention our leading lines of goods without
prices but would say in regard to them that guar
antee them not only to be low but generally lower
than they can be found south of New York. We are
probably the only House in the city where you can
find full assortment of Toys all the year around.
We are the only House which carries q full line OF
Picture Frames of all sizes and kinds ready made on
hand.
We can show you the best assortment of Baskets of
all kinds, at the lowest prices.
Our assortment OF on Paintings Oleographs, En-
gravingPruts and Chromos is the largest in the city
and Corner Brackets Ebony Cabinets, Stands Paper
Racks. BlackiIg Boxes LapbOards, Cutting Tables,
Stepladders, etc, etc.
Our Leather Goods Department contains Travelling
Satchels. club Bays. Hand Bags Wallets, Purses,
Shawl Wraps I'D Shawl Straps Dressing Cases etc etc
Onr Silver Ware Department displays Table Ware OF
all kinds, besid as fun line of Cutlery.
Our Jewery Department offers such decided bar
gains, with sich an immense assortment to select
from that MOTTO visit 1t is to miss u treat.
Besides the above We offer full lines of Albums,
Plush Work B1sXes, Jewel Boxes. Whiskbroom Hold
ers, Plush Mirrors of all kinds. Fans Brushes and
Dressing Combs, Croquet, Hammocks, Fishing Tackle,
Bird Cages, Roller Skates, Pocket Knives. Fancy
Glassware in endless variety, individual Cups and
Saucers etc, etc. We have not the room to mention
all. We occupy two stores, each over 100 feet deep
each with three stories and basement, and we have
both buildings filled with goods from top to bottom.
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IINHOS. j. FISHER & CO..
Il Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
BY virtue of deed of trust. recorded in Iiher s%
Se1 fOlios lS seq. of the Land Records i1
District of Columbia. the undersigned will sell H.
upon the premises No. 1908 + street NV, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, WEDNESDAY, THE THIR-
TENTH DAY or MAY, 1885, the west part Of Lot
No j, in square III, i'll the city Of Washington. i'm
proved by brick dwelling having Il front OF 26
Inches on street. between 10Th and 10Th Streets
with depth of about Is fee. To alley
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and balance in
and Two years. deferred pay bear interest at
six and to be secured to the salts
faction o: Trustees y deposit by purchaser of 500
Will be required the sale COnyeyancing, &c, at
purchaser
W. II. WEBB, l,r...o.
ap3O-d&ds BENJAMIN p. SNYDER 'AoS'Se'
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DEAD AND BE WISE--DR. BROTH Frs. 500 Ii
III 81 : W appeared before and made oath that
lie Is The Oldest Established Expert Specialist this
eiis anu viii guarantee cure In all cases of private
isesise aud furnish medicine charge; the
furnished medicine free. Consultation and advice
nee al any hoJr during the day. subscribed and
10 before me by Dr.. RUTHEiiS, April I'd, 1854
apo linz SAMEEL IL MALkE Err Notary PuhIic
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AT THE WHITE HoUsE-Secretaries Endi.
colt and Whitney, Senators Blackburn, Morgan
Mcpherson, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ingalls,. Mrs. J.
NJ. Wayne Men, Mrs. Chas. w. Short and Mrs
Larz Anderson, tr, of Ohio, called on the Presi
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EDUCATIONAL.
TTHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Il AT
723 14th St u. W., CITY,
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMNER
ALSO SUMNER.SCHOOL AT
PryM0JrTJ NASS.

AA0O 81 Al
PLYMOUTH, MASS;
LEWISTON AND BELFAST. MAINE.
IQl4 IaR sHtHFz 1sHEw Ess,ss 1 1lsBs
f1lns TsfaS1
Professor de Francois. ap2S-2m
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE IN
Mr. 1s os s
p G BE IS wei Known to the unSerss ned Is Chris
t uSe geeman OF great Worth
zeal In the discharge Of any trust which may be
T. DAVIS, 9. seuthall, Geo: Fredk Holmes, Cnss
sn nHhn aPoT csss Hs1 John Rs
r. Page. of University Of Virginia
william TT
ss head and founder Of Of leading schools 10
son Of unusual and Of rare energy, who
Catalogues of Norwood Institute for 1886 sent
References Patrons Of the school in this city.
Address MR.. and MRS. WIN. D. CABELL, Wash
ington. D. C. ap27
r. ~ MIo'XiIAIL1T1WAsHaINaTos c9NsERyAToKY
~ oF MUSIC has Removed to Moore s Hall, BIZ
'' ap 3. 9w o.B. BuLLARD Director
THE CIVIL Us sE EaNI!T5;I I rs
sssa say c sfE seayes ssass and
fsx sssSss p1 EVEN
Terms rea aSsS Hours from to pm aa2.14w.
TINHE HOWE BUSINESS SCHOOL. OF 7TH NV.
h If
rates Of tuition. Mornnr ate1noon and nSSe sa
sons Sole right to Howess system Of Bootteepns
sssa SnsSs ssS
THE Hen NEW SCHOOL OF MQpERNLANGUAGEs
Win 5 Is ona st st n. W. Pr r. pgMAINE PEacipal
and Spanish. api6-ims
JAMES coRRIRoN, PRIVATE TUTOR Off:
ess s ysss 1a cs ~ ah st. NV
dents in Shorthand. apS-lms
CHORTHAND = REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
shorthand books and publications consts nty on hand.
edde at 81 IL Sc sfs
QUARTERS. 927 st. NV. apI
RUSINEss EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
a men and women spsng AID sum
s 1sn ana s kspd w1
asY asse 1 81 o. three 9n
SHs;s ssHf s$aS : ss G' Esa
SCHOOL ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC Art.
= Also private lessons In English branches Vocal
e. NKfaSGs asS a syes S
w only school Of the Kind here. < ,specisl invt
al 1S aas ns 81 q s which dSsa Gan
= eally taught. Success guaranteed If INSTRUCTIONS
are followed Private pupils preferred and number linn
tied. F. CROMELIN, office of Johns & Easton
stenographers, 472 Louisiana ave. mhS-3m*
FINHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO LEARN
! drawing and painting is at the National Academy
of Fine Arts, 18th st. and New York ave. Years Of
study saved Receptions free Wednesday evenings at
O'Clock. nIR-am
MISS AMY LEAVTrT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
Nl uate and certified examiner Of the New England
loh ~ and ds
ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w English Language,
904 NJ Street,
MRS. N. STEVENS HART Principal.
ura expressiC of sentiment carefully taught
Especial atte lton given to the cure Of stammerlng
and other vocal defects Boys and Girls class Satur
day, IL am d6te1
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults confidential prepares for college
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations
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Mathematical. Classical, Business.
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Evening Classes So and So a month. Oc20
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AUCTION SALES.


FEN Sd hSekS % 1s
furniture. Carpets, etc. named in part.
,S ses
snG 1 sn Marble RsHs s
Lounges, Dressing Stands, EnsraviDgs. etc
H Fl Family car' %seLrER B. WILLIAMS eco.
FINH0MAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
TaN Z cA sTs sTABL hsiDeE AND MErKoPoIl-
BY virtue OLA deed trust dated on the 18th day ia
500 ct seq one land records for the District
of Columbia and BY direction Of the parties secured
~ gfss
!rict Columbia contained within the nietes aud
IN the 70 Of f I n ss
EssE ~. sxhess h !. sss
SAID point Of beginning being shown on the plat Of
Ct
the letter thence With the Winding Of ROck Creek
as follows South 374 deg east. 80 perches south
pershes north Az dea eas so" perehes: North
perez RsEf ssd
Rock creek south 441a deg west. ID 41O perches to
(2l acres, which said land was conveyed to Bartholo-
NEW and Elizabeth Oertley by W. r. Woodward, trns-
folio $40 of the land records for said District 70.
gether with all the rights and improvements thereto
story frame dwelling.
Term. Terms Of sale: onethird CASH balance in notes Of
tWeive ana eighteen months with interest from day of
sale to be secured by deed of trust property sold
nj WITH OF sa Of TIVE Wa Ss
days aer sale property will be resod at cost and risk
r s ss aS in
mys,d&ds hb4fS Fo Il REnAhL' Trustees
TT,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
3oa sahE HE Mfa9KhP Rk9FERr4
by y1 IT h Of passed By the
# .hs premises, e WEPTEsDAY: NAY TVS:
Lot thirteen in Square one hundred and tWo having
front of 25b feet on street northwest and depth
OF q ~ together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: one-thlrd
months deferred payments secured by deed Of trust
on the property and drawing interest six cent
Il f. 9 sS:;s$s:
A S. cAYwoop; Real Estate Broker,
a. 8. f. Corner 9th and & sts NV.
AUCTION.
On "WEDNESDAY. MAY THIRTEENTH at ~
SIX O'CLOCK P. IL, shall sell in front Of theas$R
premises. Lot No. 4, In square liz, having 4S feet
inches front, running back 1876 feet two inches to
alley.
Terms of sale: One-half cash: balance six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest from day OF
sale, and secured by deed of trust property sold.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. 500 down
day of sale
mySd WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
TTNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctOneer.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND uNIMpROvED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON, D. c.