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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, WASHING
TON, d. C.

t)HOPOSAlS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
l. UNITED STATES NAVY YARD, WASHING.
TON, d. C.
BUREAU OF ORpADTCE,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON ID. c., August "a 1885,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. addressed to the
Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance. Navy Department
Washington. D. G., endorsed Proposals for supplies
Will be received at the Bureau until TWELVE
O'CLOCK n. on the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER
1880, at which hour the opening Of the bids will be
commenced for furnishing and delivering at the
United States Navy Yard, Washington ID. c., the
supplies and materials embraced in printed schedules
which, with form of offer and guaranty and printed
Instructions will be furnished by the on appli-
cation and sent by mail If requested, persons de-
string TO offer for any all Of the classes named
therein.
The classes to be bid for are as follows:
FL, No 5, Feed No q. Phosphor bronze: No. Z,
Sn,hIacits Coal; No u Pine Wood; No - Leather
Nails: No l6. Screws; No. II, Paint; No -, Hard
ware No. 10. Muslin, canvas, &c; No. 20 Miscella-
neouS
Each bid must be accompanied by written guaran.
" OF two responsible persons, in the full amount of
the contract that the bidder will within ten lO) days
amer the contract shall have been awarded to him.
ment for the fnlillment of the same
The Bureau reserves the right to reject or all
bids not advantageous to the government To waive
defects. MONTGOMERY SICARD
au3l nat Chief of the Bureau
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Latest Foreign News.

CUMMINGS AND GEORGE MATCHED.
LONDON, Sept 21.-Cummings and George
have arranged to run a four-mile race at Lille
Bridge on the 2Sth inst
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CEMETERY NOT1CE,-A LARGE AsSoRT.
~ ment Of ITALIAN ana AMERICAN MARBLE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS OF every desien and
description and of the latest style and the best OF uis
snow offered II the lowest possible pric e.
THE MARBLE WORKS.
Corner 2lst st Pennsyivanis ave, nv.
Please cali. nspecS and be convinced su2zrlms
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w c. DUvALL, Auctioneer, 925 F street.

M y. DCFALL, AucttOneef, 926 street,
CHAScERY SALE OF THE FRAME HOUSE
FOURTH AND FIFTH sTREETs sou FIJI
EAST, BEING THE PREMISES KNOWN "A
Ala STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme wsA
Court Of the District Of Columbia, e:":H
pasSed Cause sepSemsssfo s 1atn ., 1850
mobordorf and Others are plaintiffs and John Hitz
in In front ont, Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE
EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER a. D., 1885, at
F s,s,s XCock M the following described real
Columbia to wit: Al that certain piece parcel Of
land and premises known and distinguished as the
east half Of lot numbered two Cd In square num-
bered eight hundred and nineteen (819), together
with the improvements, &c.
Terms; One-third ~ of the purchase money in
csh and the balance In two equal instaiiments pay
able six 90 and twelve 90 months from date the de-
ferred to be evidenced by prOmissory notes
bearing interest nom the day Of sale secured
Dy deed OF trust on the property Sold cash at
the option Of the purchaser deposit of one hundred
dollars ($1OO) will be required the time of sale All
conveyancing &C. at the cost of the III
terms of sale not complied with within ten days
from the sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell
the property ut the risk and of the deautinr
CHASER. h D. MUSSEY, Trustee,
se1o-eoHdS sos 9th St NV.
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The Nationals Defeat she BrsAre>,r>
In order thas the Nationals might have an
opportunity TO play the St Louis chanp,ous
this evening. t was agreed 70 play the cham
pionship game between the Nationals and
bridgeport clubs this morning instead % this
appended score:
Nationals. ...-.-..-..4 o o o o 81
bridgeport .....--....0 o O @ @ o OIL
Base hits-Nationals. 4: Brideeport. q En-
rorsINationals, 2; bridgeport, 2. o'Day and
Coniey were the pitcher
PUTTING ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES UNprr.
GRocND.-The work OF laying an underground
condutt on Pennsylvania avenue. between 7th
sseet ana the capitol, for wires OF the United
states Electric Light company was commenced
To-Day; The trench Ia being sunk beneath the
noewMk on the south side of the avenue
the conduit ~'~ -
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at No 30 street e.. second aoor) Will sell Inc
fse%s ee ca E bought prvi4a " g fsy
SIX GOOD sERvIcEABLE HoEsEss ONE Fri HIS ~;
a aihffk esaS s5eSPfrISSS s14 saV 5Ja
HAkSEss.. h ABou aE ffrF II EAkREfs COOP
oSp 1856 Al haL FftlhA TN ckock
Ssspe sn9 an.a
snaH se the above stock which belongs TO a,n
business s'4'' VINO Is In DAD heai'n anu 10 fe's
Terms cash and without reserve se17-4t
nUNCANsON BROS, AuctIoneers.
ONE TOP BUGGY. MADE BY GRAHAM. IN USE
ox, BIT A SHORT TINE ;,.x.
ONE SIDE EAR tSg 2SF BUGGY seS sE1hLY NEW;
ONE DRAG;
49, BAY s MULE.
" TTpay M M SaIock We
viii sell in front Of salesrooms. the above vehicles
&c, being all Il, tirs,-class condition. se19.2t
Ere SALE OF yAhTABhkEE By gIHS
HTSDREb AND TEN; BETWEEN EIG ! I,l,
=. BY order and decree of the Supreme Court of -
IT'S %heen s IN eu Fe sa's eom
plainant and Henry $ Davis defendant and by order
and decree Of the supreme Court of the United States
aff1rmlng the same, L SHALL TUESDAY, THE
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. D.
1889 at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. offer for sale at pub.
lie auction in front of the premises Lots numbered
four To ten, inclusive "a TO lO), in square numbered
nine hundred and ten (9lO) i'm the city of Washing.
ton. District OF Columbia as the same are numbered
on the ground plat plan of said city said Lots vary
Ing In frontage from sxtySeven TIP t67 IT'D feet
to ninety SO feet and in depth from ninety 900 feet
to one hundred and twenty-four l-12 feet. more or
less.
Tern, Terms as prescribed; cash q. the time of sale.
deposit of fifty t$5OJ dollars will be required each
Lot when sold COnveyancing &c, at the cost of the
purchaser purchasers. and on failure of com pance
with the terms OF sale within seven Cd days the Trus
tee reserves the right resell the premises the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser purchasers
This sale, being ON the final adjudication of the
cause above mentioned. will be peremptOry.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee,
46S Louisiana avenue
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneerS. Se9-eOtSds
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To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
My attention has been called to a news article
in your issue of Thursday last, which reflects
unjustly on Mr.. A. f. L. Reese, of this city.
The bill filed by me for the complainant, Ernst
Dipple, prays simply that the court grant to
to sell, which they have not power to do under
the deed. There is no charge made in the bill
the only object Of the suit is 70 confer power
which they do not now possess.
SsTy respecnttally Sen, g SH APE Brown.
MARRIAGELIcENsEs.-Ma licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Mat
Miller and Mamie E. Mcbride; Frederick Moore
j JEREMIAH Iiefs and Martha l. Fox. ''~ ''''
RANGE OF THE THERnoMErKR.-Thefo follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
es.s. Maximum. S5.s: minimum. 500.
A CoLoRED GIRL SERIOUSLY INJUREp.-Ida
Cole cOlored, aged about seventeen years.
while riding in q wagon, last evening, from the
camp-meeting, now going ON at Good Hope, to-
ward her home at Hillsdale. was coming down
vehicle came off and she was precipitated un.
der the wagon, which broke an arm and a leg
besides fracturing her skull, it is thought, and
The cause Of the wheel coming OF was from the
nut having been removed by rowdies on the
camp ground.
THE FUNERAL OF REV. FATHER THOMAS D.
COLLINs-The remains of Rev. Father Thomas
GGns Of this ss Of 81
death occurred there last week, as stated in THE
STAR, arrived In this city yesterday morning,
dence. No. go II street southwest. All day
yesterday crowds OF friends visited the house.
snd shf 81
where solemn high mass was celebrated by
Rev. Father Donnelly, and after the service
quent address. Representatives from the Order
OF the Holy Cross were present and escorted the
remains to the grave The paii16earers were:
nett, James Doyle, James Altman. John DAILY,
VIM. Collins, Michael Burke. The interment
THE DEATH OF MRS CurHBERT.-The re-
mains OF Mira. Cuthbert, the wife Of Rev. DIR.
e esy ~se dsa :. als
n. J., on Saturday aftern oou, arrived here this
afternoon, and were taken to her late residence.
merly Miss Turpin, Of Augusta, Ga. and she
leaves ave children, among them two sons, DR..
81 THIS sS CITY snS Lp e:
esteem In this city. Her funeral will probably
be on Wednesday next
TIE Goyrnxos OF MASSACHUSETTS has re.
quested the Secretary Of the Treasury to ap-
point sanitary Inspectors on { he railroads run.
ming across the Vermont frontier from Canada
10 prevent the Introduction OF smallpox. The-
request VIII be complied with.
TIE VETERANS AT wrNcHrsrER.-Thed ed,.
cation services at Winchester, Va, of the MAJ.
BILE shaft presented BY Col Herbert Inn, OF
Boston, and erected on the battlefield OF ths
10Th OF September, were largely attended Sat.
urday, Lieut. GOV. Ormsbee. OF Vermont, de.
hvering the Oratt0n. The veterans we're e.
corted Into the city in the afternoon % . ban
quet provided by the cittsens The speech Of
welcome by Mayor Williams va responded to
Justice Harlan, Of the Supreme Court, Col.
Thos Jones, q Alabama, and Cen. Thomas, Of
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IT Is F1srsnrD'
Se15-1u

WE REFER TO OUR HANDSOME ANNEX. JUST
COMPLETED, AND THE EXTENT OF IT
CAN BE BETTER APPRECIATED
WHEN WE SAY IT HAS
NO SUPERIOR SHOWROOM IN THE UNITED
STATES
TT IS A CIEAR-LENGTH STORE OF III FEET
DEEP AND 35 FEET WIDE. THE SKYLIGHT
WHICH is IS FEET IN DIMENSION, SHEDS
A RAY OF LIGHT SUCH AS NO OTHER ROOM
POSSESSES AND WHICH rs OF GREAT BENE-
FIT TO PURCHASERS. IN ORDER TO GIVE
1T PERFECT VENTILATION WE MADETHE
HEIGHT OF CEILING JUST TWENTY-THREE
FEET
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneers
s EFSHEH S sTEHHTi RRErWEEa And K
5'i es; ssss ss' duly
c Sns 9i tns Land records for the District
SS% + IN 1sss f IS
ted in the City Of washington in the District Of COZ
said said city being parts lots six and
sn % sa6 81 u square numbered nine hundred end
for the same point on the east line Of ST. street
wentytwo feet north of the southwest
thirteen feet eleven inches thence east one Hundred
eS ana
va En-, west one hundred and fourteen feet, one inch
- Together with all the improvements, ways. lease
snna agn.s privileges and appurtenances. to the
TERMS cash: BALANCE Ia ons and two
years notes to bear interest, and TO be secured by
III e speo
20 De compiled with in seven days. Otherwise
Public notice Of such in some Newspaper pub
snd 81
.s14seAA. J SHAsSE4 I. eah Sns:: Trustee.
sfsa = ,tsHH asSsa q
hsss = = ssssisss Sss
S,uso ~ oS<S0 wherein Catherine SslH
Diggns IVES piaintin and Bridget Doherty and Others
IN 'front.' 'e1 Of ise win sell at public eactcn.
TWENTY 70. THIRD DAY 81 s EPT Es91 4:
f Fl rSSo. az FIVE O'CLOCK r. N. the
f sns. o certain n District of 70 witt
et sna inches ont BY the depth
hundred 600. together Win the mpr ovemsHts "a
csss. ana TIE baiano q the purchase money 70 be g
n 70 1e secured by deed Of trust On The prop
desssss n esan =. ~ the option ofthe purchaser
&C.. at the cost ofthe purchaser A Avss .1As
AAINBRIDGE n wERR,
nyryocA nnoN ppou Sl3 IA q NV, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

3DUNCANsoN Bros, Auctioneers
REGULAR SALE seeSSP aSgsE sA5E punsrrusu,
COMPRISING ssas sESo5SS' &C. CASE PIANO NO.
F FkENsH w r.ATE PIER M1RRoRs pARLok
sE1s WARpRonEsA WaE HESHEE h 66aAHs ~
EEA ATENs1 6SG TlnssE Easy
se tHda' p MsNH ssAA55IkSET rENaEAyfNas
TTEATiSa sToSEs. G cHfNSc o okb aE AsP
n9 9STAk zTT EEAcE At OUR SPACIOUS SAFE.
~ TH5SSbS c6 SS8asNSSS
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer. III
rHYMs ousE sf EALE OF 11yosrony gRIeK
sTR a Fl fNaodRhTnHEWMN SsAfS AND D
veo xar!as or $50 sD q bearing date No
No 1927 folio 1s one land q
ss il 81 2ess
PM the fss estate sisusse IN the
s,s ct a%ssnInsiSS SIs5is q E
T Germ Of sale ale Sneh
0p se,S Of tas paTehsssr: JOHN SSTcH ass
nos gRE AsPTE sAhF = S
sse hSlr and place. By order Of the trustee
ha tR TIE IS TST1
sssi&2 u p'A'e joH rsG f4rca ie T1s.ee
s,oeR d Sst sv At REHLIe ATC3S THE
9g WEpNEsPAY sE .P Mashsf aP'f stRTa ss
rom dar Is a. Ten EN- The sale VIII continue
on % spossy eoaks and underwear of
Ladies are invited to the sae Is the goods will be
s 2esaveiy sold without reserve FOLLY ! Ansaon-
THoMAs BOWLING, Anc,ioneer.
ONE ED DOUBLE pRgM HOSTING ENGINE,
ELS, wHEELBARRows LARGE QUANTITY
OF GU hu 11 IsI,, AND GENERAL OUTFIT FOR
On MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-F1RsT. 1885. AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND Q
SkbER Or az SHALL Tu sEL foRE
MATERIAL. Can be seen prior to sale. selects
T0sEf3SER TkT1
1850, same hour and place. se2l-3t
CHIA.NNGGERR1YL SALE OF narrowed REAL Es-
E MH M ii5S TH ET} sTkr BEING
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of 800
se e s n san
n Bell ct al, the undersigned as Trustee will sell at
public auction, i'll front of premises on FRIDAY,
THE SECOND DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1885. AT
FIVE O'Clock p NJ, all that real estate known as
part of Lot two Oh in subdivision of square No. 556
beginning on Third street west, distant 70 feet from
ming thence north on Third street IA feet and
inc hes thence east 55 feet thence south and
inches. thence west 55 feet to the beginning,
improvements.
Terms Of sale onethird purchase money cash; bal
whole to bear interest from day of SALE and payment
thereon to be secured by the promissory notes
purchaser or the purchaser pay ali day of
sale or ratlcsation thereof by the court. No deed
gwen until all purchase money and interest be paid.
lien is reserved on the property for the purchase
money. All conveyancing al purchaser cost. $50
deposit will be required when property is knocked
down. The terms Of sale must be complied with in
ten days.
WILLIAM ]. MILLER, Trustee
- Office 4SS Louisiana avenue
THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct. sel9dSdS
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DROPOSAIS FOR RIP RAP STONE.
U. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE,
2136 PENN. AVE n. W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10, 1885,
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. will be received at
this office until II NJ. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
SIXTH. 1855 and opened Immediately thereafter,
for furnishing and delivering in place 5000 cubic
yards more or less of Rip Rap Stone along the line
the slope wall on Section of the Potomac Flats,
the mouth of the sewer canal.
For further information apply at this office
PETER T.. HAMS,
se1S-3t Major of Engineers
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NOW WE INVITE YOU TO SEE TT,

NOW WE INVITE YOU TO SEE 1T!
OUR NEW DEPARTURE
WHICH GOES INTO EFFECT TO-DAY, Is THE
INAUGURATION Of
STRICTLY ONE-PRICE BUSINESS
THIS MEANS THAT THE INEXPERIENCED
BUYER IS PLACED ON THE SAME FOOTING
AS THE EXPERT. AND WE BEG TO ADD
THERE ARE VERY FEW OF THE LATTER.
THIS MODERN PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS
ItCOMMENDs ITSELF, AND AS WE HAVE UN-
DOUBTEDLY
THE LARGEST STOCK.
THE CHOICEST THINGS,
AND
THE LOWEST PRICES.
WE EXPECT TO ECLIPSE ALL FORMER
PLEASE RECOLLECT OUR PRINCIPLES:
STRICTLY AND ONLY ONE PRICE TO ALL.
LANsBURGH 4 BRO.
sel6 400 400 Aoa Ann 400 sEvr,SrrK4 eTprrr
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York Stock Market
The following the opening and 2:3O d. m prices
of the New York Stock market to-day as reported oy
special wire to III. III. Dodge, $50 10Th street.
Washington stock Exchange

| lions Oh the w dSnlnStOu SUDCR EXCHANGE are
no,ed to-day: U; S; 4h.s, 1921, coupon, 1I2t.
ask R askse; aS 's s5s asked af
imp. IS, 1891, coin, l13as bid; do IS. 1851.
cur, 119 bid. Market stock rs, 1892, cur,
119ia hi, bid. 5o;year fund, s,sss, 1924, cur,
1892, coin, ia bid; 3O-year fund, os, 1902,
| coin, 123ta bid, 1854 asked. North Cap.
e5a Gss q
Met. ms, go bid. National Union ms, IS
bid. Arlington ms, 135 bid. Columbia ms,
1873 BIZ bid. Ss1s asked. washington On f Brick
Machine, 1914 bid. Second National Bank,
y 12o asked ed GEeatFalls Ice, 81 bid Penn. Tel
bid, 73 asked U. S. Electric Light, 80 bid.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, ND, Sept. 2l.-Virgfnia sizes con-
s5a.; new threes. 5s1s bid to-day
and f western sspe5 a. s; Did; DO extra
DO: extra. s5oaa. 75 do. Rio brands J. 81 Pssapscc
family. $50; do sIperIasive patent, 30: Wheat
dpIl. southern red ssas4; do amber. S6ass: No
Sep ss ocsoosl
November, 92-sa92a4; December. S5A4a95is Corn
pc . ssss Sssissa
mixed 5ssso EsSnsS so.sS and
vania and Maryland. 12O6aI3.0O Provisions steady
shoulders and Clear 1s Sides pscfsd
shoulders ~; seas rib sides. ~; hams. i1a4al2l
l1sl4; creamery, isa2I Eggs easier and quiet ~
alS Petroleum nomnally steady-re6ned. SlsaSIs
sugar aSm.A SON ~ copper reSnss steady fosss
5s Riss 5SoS sasss sssa
Hour S4S barrels; corn 200 bushels oats. 500 bush
bushels ''' WILL 1i'o'"
Chicago Markets.
strong a6s h ssgs 81 6e;oSe1
lower-Cash. AZ; October. 4Ias; November. 39f Oats
Rye ss ssfey g. 2
sS SoSs ass Is Ell 9%:S ana
6.25; November, 612ls
A WASHINGTON LADY ENGAGED 10 MIL
LIoNAIRE CAMMACK.-The announcement was
made in the New York World yesterday that
Mr.. Addison Cammack, the stock broker said
to be worth $4,O0O,OOO, was engaged to Miss
Gertie Hiidreth weliknown young lady Of
lucky, 90 years old. and up to couple Of weeks
ago was considered confirmed old bachelor
W Ws met miss AidIeth who Is 25. while in
qualnfance during the summer at Saratoga.
Miss Hildreth's family deny the statement Of
clearinghouse here. Mrs. Hildreth has never
kept clearinghouse and is In comfortable
circumstances
LEAVE for four months, to take effect about
October 1, 1885, is granted Capt. VIM. c. Shan
non, assistant surgeon, q. 8. A.
REPRESENTATIVE WARD, Of Illinois, arrived
In the city this morning. He says ne Is de-
lighted at Mr.. Seeberger's appointment as COL
lscto T OF the port Of Chicago H. He says he LEFT
as reported, opposed to Mr.. Seeberger.
received at the United States Treasury to day Q
second lot of gold coin from San Francisco and
silver coin from Carson City, amounting In ali
to 100000. Under recent arrangement, the
coin was transported by Adams Express COM
pany. 1s.-~z,- s--e.s.--
AMONG THE PREs1Dxxr's CAILIRs to-day
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORROW
'THoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

TINHoAAs BOWLING Aucroneer
SMALL LOT OF FURNITURE. BED LOUNGE,
CARPETS, PICTURES, BOOKS, &C., &C. Al
AUCTION , ,-x,,,,~,
On TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER TWEEN
TfSESOND. 1885, commencing at EEN ~ III ~ n,
above.
Goods can be bought privately UP TO day OF SAFE E
selS-3t Auctioneer.
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T,HOs. ]. FISHER & CO.. Auctioneera


CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIK e.
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY RE
TWEEN TRUMBULLS STREET AND HOWARD
By virtue of deere of the Supreme Court of e.sN
the District of Columbia, passed in the consol- :N
dated equity causes No 1884 wherein Oliver b. amD
MaSruder Is complainant and John W. Beal1 ct al de.
PENDANTS. and No. 1914, wherein Mary Branlgan ct
PENDANTS the undersigned will SELL at FIVE
FIFTH DAY OF sEPTEaBER, 4. D., 1ss5.
the following property in parcels according
10 the plat filed in said cause No. 1854, viz All
that part OF tract of land in Washington county, in
the District OF Columbia, known as Mount Pleasant
and being part OF lot No three 3D. in the division OF
said tract. which was allotted to David Peter said
part or parcel OF land fronting the eastern bound
airy OF the Seventh street turnpike leading Rock
Viie and containing one square acre ofland bounded
on the north by w. ID. Bealls purchase, and on the
south by that sold to Aaron NJ. Gaitre together with
all the improvements Said property was subdivided
into lois OF 81 to - feet front, with depth OF DOS
One Of said lots Is improved by a large three-story
brick dwelling and clubhouse.
Terms of sale: One-thIrd of the purchase money
cash in hand and the remainder In equal installmenti
payable in twelve and twenty-fon months from
the day of SALE the said deferred payments bearing
interest at the rate of six cent per annum from
GATE OF sale All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
taxes TO be paid by the Trustees proceeds of
sale deposit of $50 ON each Lot required on day
OF sale 1.-THE terms Of sale are not piled with in
ten days the Trustees the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting nr
chaser. GEORGE Z. HAMILTON ,,.I..
Se12-ddEdS FRANKLIN H M ACKEV 1TuSLees
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JOHNSON BROTHERS.
WIZARDS AND RAILROAD YARD
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS aW
BRANCH YARDS AID OFFICES CONNECTED
BY TELEPHONE
1909 street northwest
1918 7th street northwest
174O Pennsylvania avenue northweA
l112 9th street northwest
Corner Sd and streets Northwest
22l Pennsyivanis avenue southeau
Al3
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LADIES GOODS

NES BlGtH II - RETURNED To THE CITY
AVA ana openet her DE- sam aSitig Embellishments at
ov{ y i.EtsI NriTYWEST
whore she will be pleased 10 see her patrons Good
Won~ - Ieao1haotr prices. se21-1w
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SPECIALTIES.

DOUBLE STORE.
DOUBLE FLOORS,
DOUBLE FACILITIES.
DOUBLE DEALING,
VICTOR E. ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
927 AND 92e TTH STREET NV
When first ca among You promised yoa
PR lection
In all things pertaining to my particular line ofbua
TRY ME,
And you win find that there an indssoluble link
connecting my PERFORMANCES with my
fAoAisA THYME
READY-MADE CLOTHING for Men. Youtb.
Boys and Children at exactly TEN PER CENT
ABOVE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURES
hence the name
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Which explanation, though brief is plain positive
pointed practical and is carried Into effect every
Gay save Sunday revxr
Your saving on suit of clothes or overcos. will
leave considerable cash In hand for your grocer,
baker and butcher.
TRY ME-
And you win be pleased with the result that you
viii try again"
BEFORE making your purchases we extend 20 you q
cordial invitation 70 look not into windows only.
out over our entire stock If the statesmen are TOO
busy 70 wait you when you first enter-as II oten
the case-look for yourselves which is An easy task
as the price of each and every garment ID marked N
PLAIN FIGURES
And as you pass our corner.
I1 %DI aR s on fE e f ssHi & gold
VICTOR T. ADLERs
10 TEN PER CENT n
CLOTHING HOUSE
o27 md s2s Seventh ssrsst northwa
Corner Massachusetts, svsnuA
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
a! az Open evenings until O. Saturday. unmll
CA RUrrrar.
Noa Aoa AND eos 7TH ST. NV
Headquarters forthe
WHITNEY CHILDRENs CARRIAGE COMPANY,
Also full line Of
ROLLER SKATES,
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AT vUMNA oPTTcIAN COMPANY.
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WOOD AND COAL.


GORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
W Dealer Office and Y ard. 1922 14th st. NV, foot
14th st. Pine Wood, -; Oak W0Od, IS: Hickory Wood,
~; sawed. Fine. ST; Oak 81; Hickory, $3.50. Wood
At reduced price TO dealers Telephone connection to
all parts Of the city. sel2-3m
I INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Wood and Coal, which am selling at very low prices
for cash.
JOHN MILLER
Offices: 1920 l4th street northwest Al street and
Maryland avenue southwest.
Main Depot and Mil South Capitol and SITS. au31-3m
O.UUU Ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices kindling and Stove Wood prepared in
the best manner. Quick and prompt delivery. Send
in your orders Office, 11l4 Penna ave. Branch
Ohces, 32S Penna. ave. and 10Th and X SITS NV. De-
pot and wharf, 9Th and Water sts s.w.
jy I4-3m q. L. SHERIFF.
Coal Woon