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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRqsTEE e, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON STREET. BETWEEN NINTH
STREET STREE AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded IN ~
Liber No. 1877, folio 1S0 Q; seq. of the land Ss
records for the District of Columbia and at the ILL.,
request Of the party secured, We viii sell in front
Of the premises. on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
OF JUL. A. D. 1856. at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ all that piece or parcel of ground and
premises si!uate lying and being In the city Of
lngIon, III the District of Columbia, aud known and
dis. ingnished part OF lot numbered four a. In
square numbered three hundred aud sixty-one (36lI
Deglhnlng Tor the same at point the north line Of
street. north, sixteen ana One-half feet west Of the
southeast corner Of said lot and running thence west
with sne north line Of said street sixteen and onehaf
feet to the center of the wall between middle
houses OF the four erected said tot thence north
one hundred and iifty-three feet and three inches
thence east sixteen feet and six inches and thence
south one hundred and fifty-three feet and three
Inches to the place OF beginning Together with all
the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privi-
leges and appurtenances thereto belonging in dry
manner appertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in and two years
notes. 10 bear interest and to be secured deed
trust ON the property sold, ali cash. at option of
purchaser; conveyancing, &C., at purchasers cost
deposit OF 500 required at time Of sale Terms be
complied with in 10 days. otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property the risk
cost OF the defauiting purchaser five days public
notice OF such resale in some newspaper published in
w Washington, D. c.
,e1sasd, } JoHN WAITER y Al,TlI JR,} Trustees
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CHARGES OF VIOLATING THE Law AS TO LOT.
TERIES.
This morning Detectives Raft aud Block, with
Sergeant Diggins and Officers Horn and
Atchison, raided an alleged policy shop kept
by . portly colored woman named Emma
Thomas. When the officers entered the old
woman put some policy papers ia her mouth
and the officers had TO throw her to the floor
and choke her before they could get them.
They also arrested Emma Miller, alias Crow
In Swinghammer's alley, charged with writing
policy. The prisoners were locked up at the
hfth precinct station. Several witnesses were
also arrested.
clerk In w. w. Gould's Office, l422 Penna ave-
and locked him up on q charge oi selling lottery
tickets. quantity Of tickets were found in
the office.
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PROPOSALS.

DkOPOSAIS FOR FUEL.
Il IMPAIRMENT THE INTERIOR.
WAsHINGroS, D. c., June 4, 1856.
sealed proposals VIII be received until TWELVE
FOCRTH, 1856. for furnishing Fuel for the Depart
ment of the Interior during the fiscal year ending
Instructions to bidders will be furnished on applca
tion al Otiice of Custodian Room l04.
1eoIO, 162l,22 L-Q G. lamar. Secretary.
tItofOsAiS FOX PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Il offick OF BufLDISo FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTs
WASHINGTON, u. C., June 8, 1854
sealed proposals for furnishing wrought Iron Pipe
aud fittings for the West and Center Wings of the
building for state War and Navy Departments In this
city VIII be received At this office until TWELVE 50
on IL SDAY. the TWENTY-StCOND DAY on
JoNE. Iss6, and opened Immediately thereafter in
oank forms OF proposal viii be furnished regular
office TIIOS IINssei - IA : ~ ~ .ns
jes.e10.ll lsA2l-et Col. corpsof Ensiness,,.
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PARTITION SALE
VI all or original lot square 49, located on south
Side street northwest: between 10Th and 10th
streets, fronting 81 feet IL inches Oh N street. by
depth Of rs feet west line and of lOI feet on
east line, running back TO an alley on west line,
and SOfoot alley on east line, containing about
4.072 square feet. improved by three frame houses
renting Tor S3S. So per month in ALL
On THURSDAY, NETWENTY-FOURTH,E -
1850 1T FIVETHIRTY D. M, we win sell at eslH
public auction IN front Of the premises. the fss3
ABOVE described property which Is very desrsble aud
IN very fine neighDorhood- Title perfect 5000 de-
post required when property Is sold.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in and two years
Ct per cent all cash at op ton Of purchaser Con-
je19-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneer..

II
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING, No; AS I
FIRST, 1883. q HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, We
rAR rs OF E1Ts II In SQUARE
OF SQUARE 516, -
fronting u feet inches street, with . sSl#
a,story frame ' d%silin a; n. AS strees
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in one and two
notes to bear interest and to be by deed
required a. sale Terms to be complined with in ten
cost Of defauitng purchaser after ave days public
notice of such resale In newspaper Published In
DuNcANsoN BROS.
w c. DUvALL Anctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
L.EL, KNOWN AS No. So II STREET SOUTH
Under and by virtue Of certain deed of trust -
bearing date the 26th day Of May, 1875 and duly s:
land Of the District of Columbia at the writsen
request OF the party holding the described in and
r Day OF F 9bSn is the
SIX O'CLOCK r NJ. In front Of the premises sell az
public auction part Of 10. two 2l In square six hum
D. c. the same having front Of 20 feet and inches
on street by depth Of 20 feet and inches, more
particularly described In said deed OF trust together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of . good
twO-story frame house.
Terms Of sales The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses of sale in cash.
months; notes of the purchaser secured W deed Of
trust on the property to be given for the deferred pay
ments deposit OF $50 required at the time Of sale
sale to be complied with IN seven days from date Of
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the right resell
,sea.a. JOSEPH " + s sszS3asss Trustee.
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NO LAW FOR EXTINCTION OF RoosTEna
The Commissioners have addressed . note to
nication OF yourself and Others, requesting the
removal OF the rooeters kept on premises No.
1209 street northwest,I am directed 70 in
form you that there ~ no law under which the
commissioners can abate nuisance OF this
kind"
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Geo. w. Scrox-
gins, erect two.story and basement dwelling.
North Capitol street, between q and n streets
northwest $1,000: A. B; Apple, erect car:
streets northwest; $500. John r. Cristmond.
erect seven brick two-story dwellings, 9th, be-
Xander, erect store and dwelling. 7th street,
between and q northw vest $500. James II.
West, erect two-story dwelling, virginis ave
s sss; ss'~''n ''n ana i0'a ''''e'' southwest
IMronTAN n. 70 I rvHCaAs.Es q RAJ Is
Merrick this morning delivered the opinion Of
the court in the case of Mrs. Jennie L. Rose
murrer Of the defendants Hsx kosecrsns
the collector 81 takes stating that the taxes
cate turned up on which suit Wa threatened.
and Mrs. ROsecrans fled q bill to enjoin the
suit. The District alsd demurrer, and now
certificates protect the purchasers a. well as the
owners.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-FrAneis '. Walker has
sold to Rudolph Goldschmid, f0s @l,leI, . lot
18th and 10th streets. Matilda v. James and
Mary & Naylor have sold TO John A. SWQpe, for
$4,000. property 20 lcet front on the neSfh aide
east
len PRoPosAIa-PrJpo sals were received TO-
day Tor furnishing ies to the Interior dspd&t.
menA tie following hsiug the hsddssE Rich 4
Co. 20 0-1o CENTS per 100 lhs., xenuehec Ice: z.
W.VH1lis, ~ per 100 lbs., PenOhscot lee GfeaS
Falls4ce Co, Repnebec jce, 28Ah centa. and the
100.
T1E TA1IAxooeA arrived at ~, 1htanAs %,
Aa,v "a, 1aar vpav N fafd A an0n11o
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tho Staf.


DlsCORD AMONG TME uNI0NIsrS.
The STANDARD seeds Chambsrlaau a.a
the Times Adnonishes Lsra Ran.
dOlph.
LONDON, June 2I-The Standard attacks Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain for what II calls "hinting
at reuniting with the liberals" It says: "Mr.
Chamberlain has now said enough and more
than enough about his personal sacrifices.
have made much greater sacriiices than he.
Mr. Chamberlain would do well TO confine him.
self In future to the public and general merits
possible"
The Times, commenting on Lord Randolph
Churchhills election manifesto, says II regrets
lapse into his earlier controversial manner "
pungency Of the manifesto cannot be denied,
couched In more chastehed language"
The Galatea % Sail Saturday.
Is JSns aaT III zach. Gsla.sa yi Il
day.
Death Of q Brooklyn Politician.
New YORK, June 2l.-Moses Richards, for
merly q prominent politician In Brooklyn, died
In that city this morning. A few days ago he
10 He was sns e be
Ing from Brights disease.
striksrs ordered Rack . work.
DENVER, n. H, June 2l.-The Knights of
Labor have ordered back the strikers in Martin
3 Frens rene; shoe factory, pending the result OF
Cole, the discharged book keeper.
Charged with Killing Hack Driver.
New YORK, June 21.-Henry w. Coles, q
bookkeeper Tor Claf1in & Co., was arraigned
this morning, charged with killing Thomas
Flanagan, q coach driver, last night, by stab
bling him with an ink erashr. Coles waived ex-
animation and was committed without bail
The Fate or the PeacemakeP.
NEWPORT, Ky, June 2l.-Jamss Gleason at
tempted 70 stop y street night among some
drunken roughs yesterday wnen one Of them
knife, causing death Ina few Minutes. Banner
escaped.
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WI lexis & CO., Auctionsers.
POSITIVE SALE, IN LOTS TO DEALERS OF
STOCK OF MEMS AID BOYS NEW AND
SSE :TDS D CLOTHING, ABOUT 900
PAIRS PANTS, $50 COATS. 100 VESTS SUiTS
OF CLOTHING, HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
h1NDS. IN STORE No. v2l u STREET
NORTHWEsT, AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY
MOKNiNG, JUNE TWENTY-SECOND, AT
Ten O'CLOCK. EVERY LOT WILL BE POSI-
TivELY SOLD. OWNER QUITTING BUSI-
MISS. ie18-3t
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AUCTION SALES
BROS. AuctioneerA


PURCHASER BROS. Auctioneers
REGULAR SALE 2 * H9RYssz ze FURNITURE
ONE VERY FINE WARDROBE FOLDING
BEDSTEAD
ASSORTED LOTS OF cHEw1Ne AND SMOKING
On ruEsbIxo9F A SSs AZ Auc 1HSE TWENTY
sell ct our saesrooms 9th and Sta. an assortment
TlkUsTEE's SALE OF FOUR BRICK TRUCKS
81 y'rsg. Gf deed Of trust duly recorded in Mser
nistric. Of Columbia and =. the request OF the party
thereby secured viii sell at public auction. in front
s1S Sues ss1sSxs;s sa ThdSsSS SysE
called the champion Brick p Truci.a having rear.
DUMPED sSs ss 81
js2l-ss JOHN MILLER. Trustee.
Y,HoAAs BOWLING, Aucsioneer.
81 sT az 81 zH S SE TIE 5F
T TdGE ,FURN!TuRE AND EEFECTs OF THE
SaEAiN sss 10 IS u 4is 4 81. bet: i4TH And
Milier Hurglar-proof Safe. one Marvin Firs-proof
oSsn t as good &c new Jldses Bench Or Long
and ether 3Ss Shslrs. Letter Rrsssss Ere Ex
English Brussels Carpets. Cocoa Mating, together
with many other articles Of value
LAW BOOKS
r Sreenleaf on Evidence, vols; Abbott's National
DGeSt vols; U. $. Revised Statutes, copies; Y. g.
Digest first SERIES 10 vols; U. Digest new SERIES
~ vols; WebSters Dictionary, unabridged copies:
WorceSter'6 Dictionary unabridged, copy; Colton's
General Atlas and other Books
TO pc sold At public auction on TUESDAY, TWEEN
TY-NlNTH DAY OF JUNE, 1855 on the above
Terms cash. d. W. FESSENDEN
Clerk Of Court of Comm rs OF Alabama Claims.
AS BOWLING. AuCtfOn0eF tpl8-dAdS
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TOMORROW.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneera

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera
PEREMPTOHY SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY
BUCK HOUSES NEARLY NEW NOS. $40
AND GAG Is STREET n ORTHEAST
n,, On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 80
IWlENTY-SECOND, at HALF-PAST FIVE fHN
OCLOCk. we Will sell, In front this premises xiH
r Sub Lots u and 70. in square S67
These lots front II feet inches aud II feet inches
on north street and run back TO a wide alley and
improved by two brick dwellings, with all modern
co1lveniences.
Terms: Onehalf cash. balance in one and two years.
with SIX per cent interest secured by deed trust or
AL cash, AZ option OF purchaser ConveyanCiug. &c
st purchaser cost. deposit Of 800 each house
a. TIME or sale Terms TO be compiled with In ten
DAYS, otherwise resale at risk and cost defaung
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington d. c.
Je1 I-Q6QS DUNCANSON RISilS ApcfS
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PETITION EoR SoRs SRi5aEs ovEs NOE
CREEK.

PETITION ToR MONS DRI5dEs ovER nocx
CREEK,
The District Commissioners have received n
Communication signed BY upwards Of 100
citieopS and merchants Of West WASHINGTON and
80 residents Of Washington, calling attention 70
the fhct that there u but one bridge
crossing Rock Creek north OF II street, and that
one or moro additional bridges era absolutely
ton north OF n street aud West Of the creek
A plan - .suggested by which IL Is
thought several streets could be carried aoroGs
the valley BY means OF elnbankments. The
creek having hsut been diverted insO tunnel
about 1.S00 feet in length, running nom Lyons
mill - the point whore 10 noe strikes the
eesteRn extremity 81 Dumpa<toR svepue.
Tie emhankmeut, e - eugsestsd, could Be-
built hem earth IN the vicinity, which 4 now
above oTDde. The petitioners olatm that TIE
NeiehborhOod woal0 b. Uroatly beE,sttod b.
The tmproyemen9. ana esk that competsnt
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A I UCTION
TIL ENTIRE STOCK

UCTION.
TIL ENTIRE STOCK
BAUMs DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Consisting of
SILKS, WOODEN DRESS GOODS FLANNELs.
WHITE GOODS,
and all such goods found in only first-class
houses VIII be sold at auction to the highest bidder
Inns sale is peremptOry, and will commence at
ZEN O'CLOCK. DNESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND, and continued Until further notice Comfort
able seats Will be provided for all who will attend The
sale Will take place stairs in the back building of
our store W
CHAS BAUM 9Th, Sth and D sts
FOLEY, Auctoneer my31-om
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Oct Harris INSECT POWDER IT'S PRIZE
NJ from poison. IL ID NOT sold loose NY trade maxi
Is on the lid Beware Of imitation send card 10 III
ID St NV. tx rktts
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEN land NJ.
~ On as VIE are now prepared to pay full value f6s
tents Sscoauh hand Clothing. Address or call 1t
,IvILsERvICE EXAMINATION.
~ ana answers On all suh3scts Send Ten Cents
je5-1m Southwest Cor. 9Th aud r sia r ~
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Txx TAxl.AroosA arrived q o.. xh6anAs 10
day On her way 70 Rid a. sanex1o.
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DISTRICT BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
Representative King introduced bill in the
House to-day authorizing the establishment OF
an executive department of public works at
Washington, DC.
Mir. Wheeler introduced q bill directing the
Secretary ofthe Treasury to report the amounts
still due creditors OF the Freedmans bank.
MI. Barbour introduced the Senate bill auth
orizing tests in the District OF DIR. Matthieuson's
system OF preventing contagion.
THE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD COM
PAYY.
Mr.. German introduced In the Senate to-day
bill trecently introduced in the House by Mr.
Hemphill, and published In THE STAR to III
corporate the Western Mary land Railroad COM
pany, with Thomas bowling, H. r. Gilbert,
Austin Herr, q. =. Dunlop, j. w. Walsh, I. L.
Gropley, +. 4. Miller and Z. u. hartley, OF
Hume, of Virginia; Il. j. Bright, OF Indiana.
and spencer Watkins and A. Il. Cropley, OF
Maryland. as lncorporators, with authority 80 10
cate, construct and operate railroad ginning
at point west OF Rock creek, between the Pc.
tomac river and Georgetown and Rockville
shares at par Galue OF 300. Tue bill Golfers
the usual corporate rights and privileges aud
requires that operatives shall begin aSsoon as
practicable. Referred to the, District committee.
opium bRNs.
Senator Blair will introduce bill to SAD
press opium dens in the city OF Washington
If sail SIZED there are any.
Congressional Topics.
NOTES.
Senator Plat has returned from asbrief trip
Of recreation among the northern lakes much
improved. He is one OF the expert anglers Of
TIE Senate.
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The Fate or the Peaceuaker.

NEWPORT, Ky, June 21.-Jamss Gleason at
tempted 70 stop y street hight among some
drunken roughs yesterday wnen one Of them
named Banner stabbed Gleason with o pocket
knife, causing death ina few Minutes. Banner
escaped.
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FINANCIAL AND COAMEROIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 T. m price,
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day, as Hporeod on
special wire 10 II. II. Dodge, 558 10Th street:
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The Missing BOuQuets.
An ARRESTED WHO SAYS HE PURLoINEI

The Missing Bouquets.
MAN ARRESTED WHO SAYS HE PURLoINEp
SIX OR SEVEN OF THEM.
At the commencement exercises of the Nor
NAL and High schools OF the District at Al
baugh's Opera House, number OF tho bouq uets
and floral ornaments for the graduates were mis-
sing, and since then several parties, whose gifts
did not take the right direction, have adver-
tised rewards for the arrest and conviction OF
the thief To-day Lieutenant Arnold and Officer
Horne, OF the NTH precinct, arrested q white
man named Maurice ID. Lloyd, aged twenty
five years, and he admitted that he took six or
seven OF the boQuets. He Is locked up for Q
hearing.
HELD FOE HoUsEbREAKINc.-Georg Haw.
ktns. co!Qreds was arrested Saturday night by
9th precinct station, charged with stealing Q
wagon from the stable OF Charles w. Bromley
In rear Of his house on 35th street, West WASH
tngton, several nights ago. They also recovered
the wagon from Thomas Patton, colored who
bought II from the prisoner. This morning IA
the Police Court, Hawkins pleaded guilty 70 q
charge OF housebreakfng and the case was cent
To the grand jury; bonds $500. A set OF silver
mounted harness. and buggy taken from aaw
kins are held n The 9th precinct station for
TEE PREsTDENr on saturday signed thirty.
six pension bills. They were recorded to-day.
A BOND CALL for -. DOC, 900 three per cents
will be issued this afternoon.
..~--
PETITION Eoa Neas ssi5dns ovEs nocx
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AHEAD Or AL OrHEaa

The Light Running NEW HOME sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best in the world. Every
lady should call ct Office and see the variety a.
work done on this Machine. Embroidery work az ali
structiOns given free at -
OPPkNREIMER & BROS.
628 9th street NV,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home serving
MACHINE. S"-e
Ola Machines taken ia exchange. my2o
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The Free Bridge Bill Signed.
The President to-day signed the free bridge
bill, which authorizes the purchase OF the
AQueduct bridge or the construction OF a bridge
across the Potomac at or near West Washing
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DENVER, n. H, June 2l.-Ths knights OF
Labor have ordered back the strikers in Martin
q French's shoe factory, pending the result OF
the arbitration to-day In the case OF Mary E.
Cole, the discharged book keeper.
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New YORK, June 21.-Henry w. Coles, q
this morning, charged with killing Thomas
Flanagan, . coach driver, last night, by stab
bling him with an ink erashr. Coles waived ex-
animation and was com mitted without bail
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WA1KER1. 2oA 10TH STREET NV.
x3ssSSSS - and Ga Taxs GhaxeeaL HaEs 1ilie &cs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOk SALE-HOUS ES.
INoR SALE : DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY
I Brick Dwelling; nine rooms; modern improve
chaser Apply after o'clock p N. on the emises
Tor sALE-AT a BAReAIN.HoUsE oN COR
IL eoran St. between 18th and l4th W.. contain
ss 10 rooms and cellar Gt ~ by go house in
je5-im Aus AUSTIN P BROWN l42e st. NV.
E,oR sALE-I4I7 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NEAR
TER 1875 9TH st. NV my2Sims
FOR SALE.
$50 oOo.Iot o5xi4s to 5000, paved alley. With IS
O OSs ahd with h 4s I
o9iness Or rssdsnee p1ope1tg o Residence.
Circle, al modern improvements; good condition.
sI2,oo0-Five new room Brick Dwellings ON 22d
S1O.OOO-Four new modern style Brick Dwellings
rooms All modernimprovements. near Green statue.
s5Oo0-Brick Mansion, with modern improve
$a5OO--Two 8 room new Brick Dwellings. gas,
~ OOO-'Three new room Brick Dwellings, In
OF above. on 18th st n. W., rented for $1,000 per
s25oo.New room Brick. all modern improve
s2220yTwo new room Bricks, with cellar, COS
s1,2oO-Fiye room Frame Dwelling. 22lo va ave-
81 2o0SF9ar room new 1 Brick. 2214 Va ave. NV.
rented for $3.50 per mo-
$1,000 (each)-1wo new room Bricks, 81 and %
jackson st n. e., rented for $40 per mo. je5-1m
INOR SALE-VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
- vacant property In northwestern section of the
CITY contiguous to Vermont Iowa circle, Scott
statue and Thomas circle This property 100 feet
Is on the corner OF 18th and nearly oppo-
ste me Japanese embassy On the vest 20 feet of the
lot Is fouT-Stcry mansard roof Grst-clasS modern
and substantially built II-rooin Brick House, with
side bay Window five of the bedrooms and the din
ing room 1ox16, and the saloon parlor is 17lax4O
feet with dividing doors: the hall feet; parlor
nall are r trimmed with solid walnut; ceilings and side
walls are Painted in OIL ard the chandeliers
tai The vacant lot, 24x 100 feet, the northw
corner has a parking of 23 feet in width BY 100
depth and parking its front side 1Ox24 The house
and Us lot OF 26xlO0 feet will be sold separately for
SlSOOo, or the corner vacant lot 24Xl AGO. viii be sold
alone for 10000 the whole will sold her for
s2,oo0 Thisis delightful city residence tor SUM-
er season on account of its large rooms fine sh ale
trees, snrubbery, era p lawn fountain and sunlight
from east and south exposures. Apply to the ner
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IT 10 Room Brick Dwelling: all modern improve
uents ST., between l4th and 18th SIS. IL. W.: lot
23xi2a Price. $4,000 HUFTY d DYER,
klo7t 1901 + ST.
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NEW YORK, June 21.-Moses Richards, for
merly prominent politician In Brooklyn, died
In that city this morning. A few days ago he
Tell unconscious in the street and was removed
70 the hospital. He was supposed 70 be suffer
Ing from Brtght's disease.
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L>0R sALE-EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. COS
IL St, between 9th and 9TH NV; water, bath and
gas; nice yard, stable and back alley. Price $4,000
Apply to Owner, 61S f ST., Room 6. jeS-lm
EfOR SALE-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL. COT
Il tages In lie Dro fPark from 81 800 81 500; each
lot 3Ox126. These Houses and Lots are very cheap.
Terms easy. JNO. +. WAGGAMAN
my22-lm SO4-SO6 + st NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IHUR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS OF
~ 30 acres. In Montgomery county 11a miles from
Dlsrict OF Columbia line, on Rockville pike. Address
Box 4S. star Office. ie2l-;3t*
NOR SALE-CHEAP-A FARM OF 1S4 ACRES,
u eo acres clear, balance oak. pine. frame house,
SEVERAL barns, small dairy house. q never falling
spring Of the finest water, we'll fenced land rolling,
soil oomy splendid farm for sheep raising; neighbour
hood healthy situated four miles south of Burke
station. Fairfax county, Va Price 81 per acre VIII
Ing TO exchange for good city property.
]. SCHNEIDER,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-21

The 6alnteo 60 Sail SATURDAY..
LONDON, June 21.-The yacht Galatea will, IL
Is now expected, sail for New York next Satur-
day.