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BALTIMoRE. Mp. June 23-virgnia new ten
fOrties 35b4; North Carolina sxes old, no. Virginia
new threes, 52l2 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nh, June 23-Cotton dull and
lOwer-middling, 1Oss Flour steady with light
demand. Wheat-somthern about steady and quiet
western easy and dull southern red, 9:}a9 southern
amber. 97al 90; No Maryland, 9s14 asked; No. 2
western winter red, spot S!t4aei-a: June, 94aa95:
July, 95laa95as August, 9S7sa99ls: September, O2
al .O2ls. Corn-southern easier and quiet; western
trmer and quiet; southern white, 6Oa61 do. yellow
55a551; western mixed spot. 54a54ia July 53iaa53a.
August, 53a4ail4l2 Cats steady and quiat-sOuthern
3.a89; western white, 3Sa39 western mixed 36asS
Pennsylvania, 31a:5s Rye dull. 70a72 Provisions
Whisky steady, l.2OaI.2I other articles Unchanged
Freights to Liverpool per steamer lower and dull
cotton. 5-32d; flour. Is.als.3d.: grain. Is Sd Re
cepts-hOur. 1915 barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels
corn, 81 900 bushels; OATS 5000 bushels shipments
-four, ,U24 barrels; oats. bushels SaleS-wheat
los, 600 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO June 23-1 p. m.-Wheat market closed
very dull. but firm, Il higher than yesterday-Cash,
SS5s July, S9laaS9Ss August 9Ilaa91as: september,
959s Corn firm and higner-Cash, AS July 47ls, Au-
gust, 47l4 Oats seadySCash, ;s2a July 3s: August.
Pc, Pork steady-July; lo.2s1; August 1O37ls septem-
Der, lO47l Lard steady-July, 655; August. q. I'll
at. 15; September, 6.S2i2a6 80.
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DI ED.

AGELIN. Departed this life Sunday, June 2lst
1923 Eisyensh street. JosEPa Pa AGEIIS. sssd
Funeral at st. Augustine's church Wednesday, at o
o'clock am.
BEACHAM Departed this life Sunday June 81.
only beloved son Of Mary and A ]. Beasia ss
Funeral af fom a IL and ~ ION,
vana avenue southeast Thursday evening at 8
DE WORTHWHILE. ofheart Disease aftera long
and painful illness. ETHEL DE MoNfREvlLLE,
Funeral from the family residerne, at Eve n. M,
Wed p June oath lss5 70 or Iceland cemetery.
DoRAN, AT 250 pm. on Monday. June %, lss5.
EDWARD F. DORIAN, son of John and Caiherins
Funeral viii take place from Il his ' ssser. residence
~ X street northeast. on "Wednesday, at pm,
RUBIN RoUzEE IiIToN. infant SON OF &c c s. and and
Esnera Nv viii take place from the residence q his
our p. m. wednesday. June June asth private.
JONES; On June god. 1885. GRACE EsTELLE
5e beloved d9IsaSer of DeAh A and the
fra Funeral sI services Insrsday June 25th at
KEMP. On Monday, June 22d 1885, at O'Clock
a M, WILLIAM H., son Of John ana kate Kemp,
Funeral Wednesday, June oath at FIVE O'Clock
p m, from his late residence, 3426 Seventh street.
Georgetown Friends and relatives are invited 20 AZ
MAGRUDER. On the morning of June 22d. 1sss
after brief illness HELEN, only child Of John IL,
Funeral from 'Ingleside- Mount Pleasant at five
p m, Tuesday, June I'D 1850 InterInent al OAK
MCDONNELL. Monday, June 22d, 1885, at 2:20
pm. BERNARD LEO, youngest son of Bernard A.
AMI Marie Mcdonnell
puGe5a to take place from the residence Of his
Wedn esday at 4:3O ID. m
MCLEAN. At 6:lo, on the morning of the 2lst
June 1850, WILLIAM MCLEAN, after long and
painful illness In the sixty-afh year of his age
Ills funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
1915 Rhode Island avenue mort Invest. Wednesday.
the 24th instant, at p M Friends and relatives
respectfully invited 10 be present. %
MERRICK. On Tuesday, June 23d, 1885, at lo:15
q. m, RICHARD L. MkRRICA, in the tiny ninth
year of his
Notice of funeral hereafter.
REYNOLDS On Monday, June d. 1855. NELLIE
APPHIA. infant daughter n Richard IL and Annie
L. Reynolds, aged three months and six DAYS.
Funeral Tuesday at $50 pm. from residence a
parents, 223 Il street northeast
ROONEY. On Tuesday, June Dad lsSS st a
O'clock am, JAMES, The below ed husband OF Mary
Rooney. resident OF v ashin for
uneral from his residences 1918 street northeast
nair,saay, $40 pm Friends and relatives Of the
IRUNNELL- Departed this life Monday June 81,
asS2 al Am, aged eighty-eig years, JACOB
Funeral Will take place from Mount Zion Church.
West Washington, "Wednesday. June "a, $50 D. IN.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend
WAGNER AT 6:45 ON the morning of June o3d
painful Illness In the year OF his age
his funeral will take place from his late residence
wv Delaware avenue northeast, On Thursday, the
Zoth inst at $50 O'Clock pm. Friends of the family
WALKER On June "a 1885, ut 4,45 a M How
Eli COBB youngest son of Herbert I. and Irene n.
walker, aged nine months and xix days
Our darling has gone 70 dwell with Jesus
No 6l2 @ street southwest ON Tomorrow, Wednesday,
At 4:3O p. m
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
THos. J. FISHER ]. X. TUCKER ct al, heirs of r.
T. TUCKER, Equity No. 1906, Docket "a.
ORDER

OF COLUMBIA.
e Equity So ssS heirs
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The object of the above entitled bill is to quiet the
snd q to an So TO n R
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, against the
n. G. Beverley tucker Laura Tucker and jane s.
Tucker also defendants herein who been served
the Be- of somas
Tucker and presidents Of the District Of Columbia.
e 20 Of deed msd
ls4o and BY virtue Of quiet peaceable open,
his in title for than twenty years.
20 Gsy sRd
Powell ':I + Powell, Virginia Edwards. John 3 Ed.
TseEsr Hattie "s dssie sS 1own
Johr z Brown, John Randolph Tucker. Emma B.
r.: Mary Brooke Frank Brooke: Gay Bentley
Lizzie Edwards Tucker. Evena Tucker, Lucy Rich,
Td1 Haces1 sa T efs en
Tudor Tucker. Cynthia b 7. Coleman, Chas W cole
Beverley Tpcker, VIM. Francis Peyton Tucker, Ada B.
Francis X aoser Mary ra asMas
ks Sn Beverley Bryan Della Page
Georgia b Grinnan, A;G grinnan John R. Bryan. jr
Sryan, Isabel s Bryan. B. Bryan. Mary s.C.Bryan,
Fanny Bland Brown, II. PerOnneau Brown Virginia
G. Braxton, and ST. George T. Goa Tier are non-resi-
1856, 49, -
Ordered and odjod0ad, That the complainant, by
n,ng star, nswspaper published at washington. b.
once in each OF three successive weeks before the
18th day OF September A. D. 1885 give notice to the
said absent defendants of object substance Of
TINS n ana warn them to appear In this court in
son or by solicitor on or before the 18th day Sep
TEMPER next to answer the premises and show cause
any they nave why decree ought not to be passed
a. Pr9yeo. A. b. HAGNER.
HiLLiER RALsToN, Plaintihh solicitors
true cOPy-test: r J. MEI(S, Clerk,
By M A. CLANCY. Assistant Clerk ieIG-lav:sw
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quota
tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. S. 4l2s 1891, coupons, 112as
bid, 3 asked; registered, do. do; Is, 1907,
| coupon, 12312 bid, q. asked; registered, I22la
bid. q asked; d. c. per. imps. 6s, 1891, coin,
116 bid, 1904 asked; per- imps. as, 1891, cur,
1909 bid; 5Oyr. fund, 3-65s, 1924, cur. 115ss
cur, 1855; 30 yr. fund, Is, 1902, coin, 122lsa
bid; Met: r. r. stock, So bid, SO asked; Wash.
gas, 81 bid, 42l2 asked Georgetown gas, Ala.
umbia ms, 1O7s bid, II asked: Potomac ms,
AZ bid; Wash. market stock, 1898 bid, 22la
asked; Farmers & Mechanics Nat. Bank, 14S
bid; Second Nat. Bank, 1OS bid, Ill., asked;
Central Nat. Bank, 165 bid; 1875 asked: Great
Falls Ice. So bid
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.czEMA,

ECZEMAl
For the benefit of suffering humanity deem 1t only
my duty to Civ this unsolicited testimony in favor Of
Swifts specific. My wife has been afflicted with
eczema from infancy. We tried every known remedy,
bnt to no avail She also afflicted with a periodi-
cal nervous headache, sometimes followed by in
termittent fever 30 that her life became burden
ner. Finally determined to try SwGs Specific She
commenced seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed ncrease the
ing, itching and Inflammation became unbearabe.
She however, persevered in the of the medicine.
Alter taking the second bottle the Inflammation began
to subside. After the third bottle the Inflammation
disappeared and sore spots dried up turned white
ana scaly and finally she brushed them off in an i'm
papable white powder resembling pure salt. She is
now taking the sixth ftle every appearance of the
disease 10 gone and her flesh is soft and white as
chhds Her headaches have disappeared and she en-
JOYS the only good health she has known 40 years
NO wonder she deems every bottle of S. 8. is worth
athousand times its weight in gold.
Any further information 1cerning her case will be
cheerully given by herself at her residence 1876 Null
lett street, or by me.
JOHN F. BRADLEY, A Griswold St
Detroit, Mich, May 49, 1885
For sale by ali druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
~ drawer 3, Atlanta Ga; 1877 w. Odd st. NY,
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Travellers Guide.

Penn RoUTE-B. & p. Station 9th and sts-For
n ", Philadelphia, Boston and the East, .:I5 $50
S:4o tlimited ex.) and IL am; 2, T. 10 D. and
lS:lo right For Boston. pm daily. Philadel-
rhla accommodation. 9 pm SUNDAY, $50 am: 2
4, 10 pm and l2l5 night. For hicago, CINCINNATI
ST. Louis aud Pittsburg and west 900 IN CChicago
natl and 81 Louis and except saturday 10 Chicago,
g:4o am. Chicago and Cincinnati. .:l0 pm.
daily; Pacific express, 1o0o pm. daily. For
Richmond and the south, 8, 11:o1 a m. daily,
::l5 500, 940. 1850 Am, 1905, 300. 400. 4:25,
4:40 500 1:lo loco p m, and I2:15 night on sun.
1000 pm and 1915 night For Pcpes creek p Line.
.:l5 IN. and 4:4o p. IN. daily, except Sunday. For
Annapolis, 635 Am. 1908 and 4:25 pm daily,
cept SUNDAY ON sunday, 400 pm.
nue. and G Street-For Chicago, 10 a m. Cast linn
itedl 1910 r. m; for Cincinnati, Louisville and ST
LOUIS, daily, $3.50 p. m, 1910 p M For Pittshurg.
train $780, AGO. 4:4o 5:so Gao T. SIS and II o. m
sunday, 6l0. 1:3o, $50 and lO.05 a m, rs, i:3O,
Oils, $40 m and isl3 and 4 m t o5 sa n9ssp
lngton and Baltimore. 5. $40, $50 a m 1910 p M
1880 800 i.4o and Ii D. m For stations on Me-
tropolitan Branch. 7:25 a m, daily except Sunday
and $50 p M. daily 4:4o y. m, daily, except sunday,
m, daily on Sunday stops at all ststions for texng-
ton, stanton aud Valley Branch, $40 a m daily
cept SUNDAY; for Frederick, $40 a. m, 4:aO y. m,
daily, except Sunday. For Hagerstown and wlnches-
chester.
Va. MIDLAND RourE-B. & p. station.-For New
orleans ana Atlanta, ll:l6 a. m ldaiyD For Louis
Vile 5:45 PM daily; southern mail and express,
lo:40 p m. ldailye Manassas division, A:l6 D. M;
Warrenton. ll:l5 a. M, 4;45 p.
Orleans and intermediate points, g:25 q M. daiiy;
memphis express 9:lO p. m. daily.
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'NHANCERY SALE

The District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause cs
STA, doc q, viii offer tor sale q auction :#
rIETH DAY OF JUNE. 1885, q SIX O'CLOCK ?.
square, numbered s45, In the city Of Wash.
nr ton, D. c., described a. follows. Beginning 9,
the southeast corner Of said lot and running thenc
west 30 feet 1O inches to lot thence north 6
eet thence east 0e feet 10a inches 70 10Th street
vest thence south Is feet to the BEGINNING together
with the Improvements, consisting Of fhree-stO
rick dwelling house, No 710 10th street nOrthWest
Terms Of sale: 0nethird Of the purchase money In
cash, and the residue in two equal e re-
ectivey six and months with six per cent In
sn, or all In cash At purchasers option deposit
800 required rs soon a. property u bid Oh. Con
.eyancjug ct purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALI. Trustee.
R. O HOFFMAN, AuctaOpeoIs tsl7sdGda
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rHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
~ HOUSE AND LOT, WITH FRAME STABLE
ON ALLEY IN REAR, SIXTH STREET Be
OIU
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE,

by virtue of writ of er facias, issued out of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to me directed, 1 will sell at public
said District, on TUESDAY. the FOURTEENTH
DAY OF JULY, 1855, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
in and to the following described property to witt All
nat eeI, , peee or pafcet OF ground lying and be-
distinguished ON the plat or plan Of said city and
front on avenue by the depth thereof
lot numbered three OBJ in square numbered w hun
dred and twenty-five (225) situated Oh Pennsylvania
avenue. between l4th and 18th streets NV, levied
upon the property OF Joseph C. Lay to satisfy
cutiOn u $50 at law In favor of Brainard H. Warner
CLAYTON McMICHAEL. U. S. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. je2udtjyl3
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

g PIE NakTh f sb
AN6 sExENfH 5 fkHIiS 81 VEST: on 4aE
TWEEN sR ns Hi ANp F soahEha III
STREETS Wts1; ON THE WEST SIDE OF
s sEsI TK5 5ST EA zE5 81 FIs SSNTk
SIDE or SOUTH 6 STREET, BETWEEN ONE
By virtue Of decree Of Che Supreme Court of -
saeny rs Eaa o.
will OTTER for sale. at public auction In front
mailer following real estate located in the
c SN 2! J pstre RVS e h ,ss.
ats PIX oe;ock F. the middle onsthird part q
be ou for the IN I in he
north Street Ut distance 81 10 feet liz inches east
ss said line ssia s,ssss il ssss s lashss:
and ineles to The place Of beginning with the i'm.
bailiins number Sal street H. W. very desirable
o., WEBS lSbAY. JUNE TwENIY;roURTH,
Lots numbered Il and Is. In the square numbered
street point rs feet west Of the northeast corner
Of lid lot - and RAINING thence west said line of
alley thence EAST 20 feet and thence north 81 feet to
Srskn sso oD ssd
On TIiU IsDAY Jun :, TWE 81 1885
IN & eli 1e tho 10. north rs FEET
and inches front First street by the depth Of
said rst street at the northeast of said lot
running theme ie west, by and with the north line
feet to the western line Of said lott thence south
eads By and n w
said last mentioned line % feet and inches TO the
place OF beginning, improved by two twOstory frame
tenements Nos. 300 aud 0U7 First street southea t.
On FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTY-SIXTi. 1885, at
square known as quare east uf square 642 fronting
or south q street. between Onehalf street west and
Canal street.
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the residue in equal imeDts
and two years with interest until paid the defer ed
to be secured by the notes OF the purchasers
lite to be retained until The .ul payments OF the
purchase money and the interest thereon. All con-
veyancin2 at the of the purchasers 500 deposit
on acceptance OF each bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee.
Alp 9Th street northwest,
Anr q Loo.
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THE DISTRICT OFFICES.
Plan Suggested by which Democrats
May Secure the Post once.

The gossip concerning District Offices involves
now the name Of Postmaster Conger. There is
some doubt as Ia the length of time during
which Mr.. Conger will be permitted TO remain
In the Office Of postmaster. As many persons
presume that the President when he makes
changes In the board OF District Commission
ers, will appoint one republican Commissioner.
the gossips have arranged a scheme by which
the District democracy can secure two good
offices where now only one seems certain. This
pan is To have Mr.. Conger transferred to the
District buildings as District Commissioner.
leaving the place of postmaster vacant. All
that Is needed TO give effect TO this piece Of
strategy Is the Presidents approval Mr.. Con-
ger, 1t Is said, would not be averse to exchang-
ing offices. Ii Mr.. Arthur had been nom mated
ana elected, Mr.. Conger would probably have
been in the field q candidate for "A District
Commissionership.
Ex-senator Pomeroy, OF Kansas. is Ia ked OF
In certain quarters as q candidate for District
Commissionership, i'm case the President APP
points republican TO that office. Temperance
people, with whom Mr.. Pomeroy is identified,
are talking of him as a candidate.
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Virginia Politics.
WHAT REPRESENTATIVES BARBOUR AM
CABELL SAY.

WHAT REPRESENTATIVES BARBECUE AND
CABELL SAY.
STAR reporter met Representatives Bar
bour, chairman of the democratic state COM
mittee, and Cabell, of Virginia, to-day, and in
quired of them about the political situation in
that state. Said Gen. Cabell: 81 think the out
look is very encouraging for the democrats.
Our party is in good shape, and alive to the i'm
"Are the republicans, under Gen.. Malone
making an organized fight?" inquired the re,
porter of Col. Barbour.
'Oh, yes" he replied. "Its q life or death
do their best. They will not give up
without a hard struggle" Speaking of
federal appointments in the state, and of substi-
tut:ng democrats for republicans, Col. Barbour
said: ut is, necessarily, rather slow. Virginia
extends over good deal TERRITORY and 1t takes
time to make appointments tor the whole state,
especially of postmasters. The changes are
being made, though, about as fast as it is prac-
ticable to secure good men for the places.
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ID Il. WARNER, Real Estate Agent.

by virtue OF decree o. the Supreme Court of e.eA
the District Of Columbia, passed on The 18th day d.
Of June, A. D. 1885, In the cause of FURNACE ct xE3
will SELL at public auction In front OF the premises
TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIEfH, 1885, at HALF
PAST FOUR p NJ, sub Lot numbered fourteen 04).
in square numbered one hundred and thirty mine
iSyj: II. sae 0ity OF Wasnngton Distrct OF Coi9m
streets northwest and having frontage Of twenty
18th street.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the balance in two
equal instalmens payable respectively In and two
years from day Of saie with interest secured by deed
OF trust upon the properly, all cash. the option
will be required at the time OF sale and terms Of sale
be complied with inseyen days otherwise Trustee re-
purchaser. All conyeyancng and recording ut pur-
clasers cost
IRWIN B. LINTON, Trustee
Cor. 9th and streets wv.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts jel0-d1Ot
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.UNCANsoN BROS, Aucaoneera

nUNCANsON BROS, Aucaoneera
FINE BUILDING LOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET
EXTENDED MERIDIAN HILL ONLY ONE
REMAINING ON SIXTEENTH STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
THIRD AT SIX O'CLOCK, win sell on the
premises
Lot 8, Block 90 Meridian Hill.
This lot fronts 90 feet 10th street extended has
depth of $50 feet and OverlOokS the city, near Co.
umhia road; is grade and avail able for Immediate
building.
Terms One-third cash; balance in one and two
years notes to bear six per interest be Sc
cured by deed Of trust; conveyancing &C., at pur-
chaser's cost. Title perfect. deposit of S1OU re-
qnired at sale. fe2O-3t
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l. Real Estate Auctioneers
TRTs gT RS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AN

TRCSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated February 81
3l3 one of the land records of the District Of Co I
Iumba and by direction of the party thereby secured
We viii sell at public auction in front the premisee
on TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, A. D. 1885. at
SIX O'CLOCK z. NJ, that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate in the county of Washington District
Of Columbia 1, and known as Lot numbered Fifteen
vision Of Mt. Pleasant, together with the improve
menIs thereon, consisting Of Frame Dwelling:
Terms OF sale: One-third Of purchase In cash.
ofwhich deposit Of 500 must be paid the time OF
sale balance In two equal instruments payable six
per centum per annum and secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold or all cash. at option Of pur
seven 81 days from date of sale otherwise Trustees
reserve the right TO resell at risk and deaulting
purchaser upon ten DAYS notice in The Evening star
EpMAKD !; ,s,TIEll,LWAGEN. Trustees
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Yesterday afternoon the commencement OF
the boys school of the Immaculate Conception
church (Mr. p. Vaughan principal and Misses
Kate Walsh and Anna Joy assistants) took
place in the hall of the school building on N
street, between 9TH and Sth streets, which was
filled to overlooking. After several songs, dia-
logues and Rotations, which were well rem
dered, the pastor, Rev. s. F. Ryan, made a few
remarks concentrating the boys on their i'm
provement, and presented the premiums to the
following; First class-Lawrence Kennedy, Ed
die Schmitt and Frank Roller drew for the
scholarship medal. Lawrence kenneally was
the lucky one, the other two receiving hand
Crawford, Irwin Cole, James Mailman; for i'm
provement, Clarence Deneale, ]. Bayliss, Will
liam Grady, Charles Corey, Thomas DAILY and
for most rapid progress, to Charles Saffell,
Joseph DAILY, John Guerin John Clark, Charles
Mcclure, John saffell. $. Cook, Thomas Dunn.
Retaliata, James DAILY, John Wynne, John
Crawford, L. Van Doren, William Sullivan, p.
premiums to James Clark for department and
progress; W; Horsekamp. John smith, j.
han, Frank Wynne, David Dee, B. o'D Do
F. Murray, Ed. O'Connor, Harry Bales and
John McGeary; for improvement, Frank Lati-
Cole, Willy Wise, Timothy Enwright. Frank
McMorrow, John Crown and George Thacker.
Inlru claSS-fOr conduct and lessons, Harry j.
Sweeny, John j. Kelly, c. L. Maxwell, John
Lynch; 10 Armstrong, c. Sweeney, Ernest
Bales, John Mailman, 4. Saffell, Walter Wynne,
John Cotter, William Duggs, F. Holt, Edwin
Parkinson, Claude Woodward, William Joyce,
Frank Curtin, Joseph Porte. Walter Woodward
and Eddie Fields; premiums for improvement
to James Thorp, James Flynn, George Nc
Closky, AL Becker, L. Cook, F. Delaine, John
Goddard, John McGeary, +. Darnele and John
O'COnnOr for greatest progress in vocal music
James Crawford, William Retaliata, Edward
Schmitt John Crawford, Joseph DAILY, Edward
Frank MURRAY. Special premium to boy W aho
best took his part in the closing exercises
James Hallinan In the Sunday school the gold
medal was awarded to James Mullaly and the
silver medal to Henry Pearson. The newly APP
pointed bishop of Mobile, Father O'Sullivan,
and Rev. DIR. T. Ryan, assistant pastor, were
among the spectators.
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ID o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
Lie 10th and streets northwest

IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT. SITUATED ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SECOND 81 RECT. BETWEEN c
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST
ON TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY son
OF JUNE, at SIX-AND-A-HALF O'CLOCK Y. 10
NJ, will sell in ffont of the premises the above.
mentioned lot the same being Lot 30, in square 733
Terms of sale: Onehalt cash. and the balance in
equ payments OF one and two years. secured by q
deed oftrust ON the property sold the notes bearing in
tereSt six per centum per annum, payable semiannu
ally. y deposit of 5000 will be required when the
property is struck off If the terms are not complied
with I'm ten days the lot will be cd the risk and
cost of the deaultng purchaser after giving five days
public notice of such resale in "The Evening star
per- of this city. All conveyancing at purcha
sers cost. Title perfect.
je16-d&ds r. o. HOFFMAN, Auctioneer
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, NO. 1928 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in -
Lber No S41 folio 40, ct seq, one of the land ksi
records for the district Of Columbia and SsE3
quest of the party secured thereby we will sell, ON
THURSDAY. the TWENrY-FlFTH DAY of JUNE,
premises ali that certain piece parcel of ground
real estate situate and lying IN the city Of Washing
bered seventeen 90 in the recorded subdivision OF
square numbered four hundred and fOrtyeight t44S)
together with all the improvements. ways. easements
rights. privileges and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or In any wise appertaining
Terms One-tnird cash: balance in equal install.
ments, at one and two years, notes bear six per
cent interest and to be secured by deed
premises or all cash. at option OF purchaser: Con.
S25O required day Ofsale If terms are not com
piled with In seven days from day of sale the
the right tn resell the property the risk and
cost of the defauIting purchaser. after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. &.
,.,o,., GM a.ARb e RUNSCAANsoN. Trustees.