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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
A Furious Gale.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July G.--News has
Just reached the Times Office Of terrible
gale at Apalachlcola on Wednesday, the
seth alt, uproeting trees, unroofng
houses, and causing a loss Of $4,000.
Telegraph wires were blown down and
six persons, four white and two colored,
who were caught In the bay during tue
storm, lost their lives.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

Mr.. G. ID. Lusk, the ticket agent at this
point, informs THE GAZETTE that from
this date until July 2s the Texas Pacific
win have on sale excursion tickets TO the
Grand Army Of the Republic convention
TO be held In San francisco. These tick
cts will be sold at $50 for the round trip,
Fort Worth to San Francisco aud return,
and viii be good to return until October
28, This is the poor mans opportunity
10 see the Pacific coast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

SpccIhI 70 INC Ghzetto.
LoYGyIEw, TEX, July G.--The Sabine
Valley Lumber Mills association has the
contract for furnishing all the lumber and
timber for the Missouri Pacific extension
from Greenvllle. The first shipments
were made to-day. The number Of feet
TO be used will run into the millions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
,Frlson Sn,yena.


Special to the Gazette
PAaIs, TEX, July G.-'rhe Frisco sur
veying corps start for the Indian Terri
tory tomorrow, where they separate,
one part surveying through to Paris and
the other 20 Fort Smith. There is large
number OF teams and men camped near
the line Of road ready to begin immedi-
ately.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
Suit for Damages.

special 10 the Gazette.
HousToN. TEX July G.-The Narrow
Gauge Dispatch company to-day fled a
petition In a suit for damages against the
Texas Express company and M. G. Howe,
receiver OF the Houston, East & West
Texas railway, TO the amount OF S25, 600
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
Fatal Ioe.or.am.

CoULTERsynLE, Ill, July 6.-seventy
persons were poisoned here yesterday by
eating picnic ice cream. -Four have al.
ready died and many more are in a preca.
rious condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07
FIrst Thronrh Frslrht.

MONTREAL, p. Q. July e.-The first
through freight train on the Canada
Pacific railroad left here to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

Rub your back with St. Jacobs OIL and
that pain will leave you,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

II Is gratifying TO state that the "de-
pertinent" and ''near esq Of the pupils
having been IN the hands OF the pupils an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-07

Expenses as compared with session
1876 are less In the aggregate, although
the number of teachers was greater by
two, and these were paid for an entire
session, while the teachers OF 1870 we're
not paid for an entire school session.
there being only thirty (of the thirty
seven) teachers up to March 27 hence
here has been a saving not ouly Ia the
incldentals, repairs, etc, but In expenses
of instruction,
I,,st
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Eastern and Western Riders.

Theodore Roosevelt in the Century
Last spring had to leave the east in the midst
OF the hunting season to join roundup in the
cattle country OF western Dakota and it was
curious TO compare the totally different styles of
riding OF the cowboys and the cross country
men. A stock saddle weighs thirty or forty
pounds instead OF ten or fifteen, and needs an
utterly different seat from that adopted in
the east. A cowboy rides with very lono
stirrups, sitting forked we'll down between ms
high pommel and cantle, and depends greatly
upon mere baiance. Ia cutting out steer from
ping night stampede OF many hundred mad
dened animals, or in the performance of a hun.
dred other feats OF reckless and daring horse.
manshlp, the cowboy is absolutely uneouaIed.
and when lac has his own horse gear he sits MS
animal with the grace OF a cenLaur, and yet he
is curiously helpless the first time he gets
astride OF one OF the small eastern saddles Last
summer, while purchasing cattle in Iowa one
oI my rancn fOremen had 10 get on AN ordinary
saddle to ride At OF town and SEE ranch of
steers. He is rhaps the best rider on the
ranch, and will, Without hesitation. mount and
master beasts that doubt ii the boldest rider
i'll one OF our eastern hunts would care to
tackle; yet his uueasiness on the new saddle
WAS fairly comical. AT first he did not dare tn
trot, and the least plunge OF the horse bid iair
to unseat him; nor did he begin to get ac-
customed to the situation until the very end of
the journey. In tact, the two kinds of riding
are So Very different that q man only ac-
customed TO one ieels almost as Ill at ease when
he first tries the other as ii he had never sat ON
a horses back before. 1t is rather funny
TO see man who only knows one kind, and is
conceited enough TO think that that is really
the only kind worth knowing, when first he is
brought In contact with the other. Two OF
three times l nave known men try to follow
hounds on stock saddles, which ore about as iii
suited for the purpose as they well can be:
while IL is even more laughabie to see some
young ieiiow from the east or from England
who thinks he knows entirely too much about
horses 10 be taught by barbarians, attempt
to do COW work with his ordinary riding Or
hunting rig. Each Kind is itS nVvp
place; and the man only accustomed to one win
at hrst dnd himself at disadvantage when he
tri es the other; 1t must be said, however, that
well across country much sooner than the
average cross country rider would master the
shown by those whose life business it is TO
guard the wandering herds OF the great western
plains. A cavalry officer trained at West Point
ls, perhaps for aliround work, not unlikely to
surpass ~ . horseman both cowboy aud fox
hunter.
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One of Ia.

The day will dawn when one of US shall hearken
In vain 10 hear Voice that mas grown dumb;
And mOrns Will Jade moons pale. and shadows darken,
Will sad eyes watch for feet that never come.
One OF Us two must some time face existence
Aloue with memories that out shar pen pain,
Aha these sweet days shall shine back in distance
Like dreams OF summer dawns in nights of rain,
One of US two, with tortured heart half broken
shall TetC ioDg-tTeasured letters thrO salt tears:
Shall kiss With auSulsed lips each cherished token
That speaks vi these love-crOwned delicious years.
One of US two shall find all ii ht all beauty,
All JOY Oh ear TN. Il tale forever done:
Shall know heIIC eforth that life only DUTY
Y God y Godi have ply on that one,
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
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From the BostOn Traveller.
A lady who was not feeling very we'll was I'M
portuned by her little son with questions
which she answered too sharply to suit Young
America, when he calculated, Goodness! what
is the matter with you? l hope you're not
going to have one of your bilious turns"
Another lad who was learning his Sunday
school lesson with the words, "Consider the
lilies OF the field how they grow; they toll not
neither do they spin, and yet say unto you
that" here the boy paused, forgetting the
nounced voice, sullivan In all his glory was
not like one OF these"
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Women In the Freueh Academy OF
Sciences.

Women have hitherto been excluded from
the sittings Of the French academy OF scien ces,
but on Monday, June 2Sth, the Introduction was
raised in favor Of Mile. Sophie Kowiewska, pro-
lessor Of mathematics at the University of
Stockholm, and daughter OF the eminent pa
leontologist. Admiral Jurien de Ia Graviere,
who presided, welcomed her In graceful TERMS
pride and pleasure, not only to the'mathema-
ticians present, but 70 the whole academy. As
she entered on the arm Of NJ. Holphen, the
took her place between Gen. Fave and N
ChevreuiL. The latter will be . hundred years
old on August 3lsG
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Death.

Two travel-worn and weary feet at rest
. From paths o. pain now shroudeu in the past
Two cod hands folded q colder breast
From " men the soul has Ia I ell ttis hi NJ last:
Two eyes from whose dark vacant cells the glow
vi suDiigh tSeeins forever TO have lied;
1Wo mule lips meeting ike u unsLruug bow
FROM which the nnal arrow, speech, has fled.
This Is the subtiest Of all mysteries;
some Gail 1t Death, anu others name il Peace
-DANIEL T.. O'SULLIvAN,
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Sw1Frs SpEc1r1c
Is natures own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests of Georgia. The method by which
1t is made was obtained by half-breed from the
Creek Indians who inhabited certain portion OF
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down
TO the present day. The demand has been grad
ually increasing Until a 100000 laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade, n foreign
demand has been created. and enlarged facilities will
be necessary to meet 1t. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, sCROFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINT
hereditary or otherwise. without the Of Mercury
or Potash
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on Blood
and Skin Diseases" mailed free
For sale by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
IL Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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SACRIFICE SALE!

SAcR1F1cE SALE.
We are determined to carry over any stock this
season. and to do this will sell the mainder of
our stock
BELOW COST
We have on hand 100 dozen Hats and Bonnets sold
formerly for 35c., 4Oc DOC and zoe. in all Styles
shapes and colors, We will now sacrifice them at
rs CENTS.
A lot Of 80 dozen better qualities in all shapes and
coiors sold formerly for &C., 15c., SIC. and 81, will
now be sacrificed at
80 CENTS
This lot includes all the latest shapes.
small lot of 10 dozen Hats. which sold formerly
for ST. 81 Is. LIS and 81 81 will be sacrificed
rs CENTS.
complete stock of GauZes, Crepes, Flowers Feath-
ers. Tips, Parasois Lace Caps Vevets and Laces
always on hand
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They Come Chean-

1rom The Atlanta CoBstIIu ion
II - said that all OF the northern members Of
Mr.. Clevsand's cabinet have coats-of-arms
This is Is IL should be. In free America a coat
oi-arns Is about as cheap as dirt and the
hunbiest American can get them at 10 cents
the dozen.
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l,9os Prizes. Amounting &265, 500
Application for rates TO Gibbs should be made ouAy
70 The ONCE OF the Company In New OrioanA
For further information write clearly g1yin9 full
address POSTAL NOTES, EAprsss Money Order1
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter, Cur.
rency ~ Expires Tat our sxpense) adaresssu
N A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. "a
MakeP. Q. Money Orders payable and address Rse
ktered letter. TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
1t New Orishns. IA
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Il n m ember OF the household Is paralle!ed only
by the CERT ainty with which he misses when IL
- . burgl&T.-Chtcago Nsaes.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

IINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of 80
the District OF Coiunlbta pissed July 2Oth ID Ea
1856 in Equity cause No. loose the Undersigned -
trustee will sell public auction in front Of DTem-
Uses on MONDAY, Me SECOND day OF AUGUST,
A. u. 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE p. NJ, the follow.
ing described real estate situate in the city Of Wash
igton District Of Columbia, to wit: Part of lot
square $40, beginning at the southeast of said
lot running thence west 50 feet to the line of lot
= thence north 70 feet. thence 90 feet to 18th
street. and thence south said street IS feet the
point o. beginning, together with the improvements
aud known as German Hail."
Terms Of sale: Unethird cash. balance In one and
TWO years. with Interest the rate OF six per
annun from day of sale or all cash at option Of pur-
chaser deposit of 500 required at time of sale.
lsrmS 10 be complied wnh in ten days. Conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost
JyZldGdS FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustee
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a BOUT 10000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
IA AND TWO FRAME DWELLINGS, CORNER
OF THIRD AND STREETS NORTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY 80
TWENfT-E1GHTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will i,ilH
sell in front of the premises, H&
LOTS 10, IL, IL. Ia and Is, SQUARE IT'S.
These Lots have front Sd street of 177.6 feet,
and on street ront Of !64 s1 feet Lot 13is cor
proved by two Frame dwellings.
Terms Onethrd CASH balance In one and two
years notes to bear Interest AID to be secured deed
OF trust or all cash. at option OF purchaser Terms
be complied with In ten days 9th rwfse resale risk
and cost OF defautinG purchaser after five days public
notice u such resale IN some newspaper published In
Washington, DC. deposit OF $500 required on each
Lot 1t time OF sale. Convey ahcng, &C. purchaser
cost. DUNCANSUN BROS.
jy23-d&ds XuciIoneers.
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!TNRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF TRACT
TTAALLED "CHICESTER," NEAR ANACOs.
sOgTHEASTERLY THROUGH SAID TRACT
FROM NICHOLS AVENUE.
BY virtue Ut deed of trust dated September -
a2th. 1SSA; and recorded in Lber No. 1899. folio
Sl one OF the Land Records of the District OF Co.,
premises, on TUESDAY THE TWENTY-SEyENTH
O'Clock p NJ. the south bart OF Lot numbered thia-
teen Hs| Of the subdivision of the tract called Chi
soAers appointed in equity cause No 1918. in the SUI
pIeme Court Or said District. containing 6S-lOO
cept that part conveyed to Douglass by deed
oeted october y. 1878, ard recorded In Lber 9OU,
folio 100. OF said Land Records.
Terms: One.third cash. and balance In six twelve
ano eighteen months from day Of sale with interest,"
to be secured by deed Of trust on the property all
casn: desired deposit OF 500 required. and sn
conFoyancng at purchasers cost If terms of sale
not complied with In ten days right 10 reserved 70
SOL at risk OF detauting purchaser
JAMES $. EDWARDSo
JOB BARNARD, Trustees.
,.~. 412 9th St n.w)
THCS DOWNING tv1k -an
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Il 4 I. &sI Z { i l.. r.

d.. CHEEvEKs ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeeners-
tor Ia made expressly for the cure Of Disbursements
Of the provocative organs. Whenever any debility q
the generative organs occurs. from whatever CAUSE
the continuous stream Of electricity permeatins
through the parts must restore them healthy 40
ton. There n no mistake about this Instrument
Years Of have tested Il, thousands Of cures
are testified to Weakness from Indiscrstion, In
capacity, Lack OF Vgor sterityin fact any troubls
Of these organs ID cured. Do confounA this with
electric belts advertised to all nh nom hsad %
tOs. TITS is tor the ONE spscifed purpouA Eogckr.
culars giving tull Information sddrs.s-
,CHEEvER ELECTRIC BELT 90.
an3wdn lO3 Washington street Chicseo
rTNHE CELLULOID TRUSS.
II That never breeks never wears out always clean
end can be worn whi1s bathing,
In tor ssleas CHAs. FIBHERH
- 623 7th street northWos
Mrs.: FISHER dsvoss hsr attention e o. wSnssa
Lady PnxEon& ~
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V1croR e. AnISn,s
ANNUAL So
RED LETTER SALE
MONDAY, JULY 10
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
Each and every garment marked in plain figures
showing the reduction.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
Each and every garment marked In plain figures
showing the reduction.
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
VICTOR e ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT rp~
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH ST NV,
Corner OF Massachusetts, Avenua
Open saturdaystin II pm r1e
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BROS, Auctioneera

AhUSIEES SALE OF ElGHT.ROOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 1900 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
~ virtue u decree of the supreme Court OF s:ffh
Inc Dlstrct OF Columbia, in Equity Cause No. EiiA
lo.u43, George K. Emmons VS.. Susie Z. Benner EI
ct al, and by virtue ofa deed Of trust duly record
&c III the Land Records of the said District in Libr
s9s Folio lS3 and because Of default in payment
OF tine debt secured by said deed the undersigned will
sell at public auction. In front the premises.
1sEa ES = a The s FOURTH pay OF AUGUST
original lot Ia in square 29e beginning ut point on
Maryland avenue AZ feet II inches ives. of the north
east corner OF said square. thence westerly on Mary
land avenue 81 feet inches to Iaskeys lot thence
IN southerly direction on said premises II feet
inches to the south line of said lot thence east the
south line IT feet inches wall of brick house
on said premises and thence the place of beginning
improved by two-Story ant attic brick dwelling
Terms Of sale: $500 cash, and the residue in three
equa payments, in six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest," secured by deed of.rust the prop
erty sold. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost Ifterms Of sale not complied with
In seven days after sale the property will be resold
the risk and cost Of the defautins purchaser A de-
post IsSlOO TO be made 81 lime Of sale.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee
JyZ3-1Ot 9l6 F street n, W,
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A DMINIHTRATRIX SALE

"A
~ virtue Of An order of the Orphans Court, will
sel e. pubic ssie In front Of the AUCTION HOUSE
p STREETS M0RTHW EST, on TUESDAY MORN
Inc. July TWENrY-SEvENTH. 1855. 1t TEN
deceased, Consisting Of LOT of HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlIUkE Two BUQaIES, ONE BUTCHERS
WAGON, ONE BROWN HORSE. &c. &c.
TERMS CASH.
CATHERINE oUINLAN. Admnstratrix.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy2S-3t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

n ALLY LIN
SoRToLx. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS eEoRek LEA ky and LADY OF THE
ExEk g i;ssI I 81
WkDNEspal and FRIDAY.
TaHhsSa9 p. and asa sSr Tl11l TUESDAY
Lsary stops at Piney Pc ns and Cornfeld Harbor
and and on isRs .s rasy SS.s
Beach; Steamer Lesry connects =, Norfolk with Dos.
Min sse. 1ns ARIEL for RsamS.d va and Old 10
iS1l .nd 6ls Pennsylvania avenue and knox's Elk
cSrled nom holes and private resideSss fo ri r
TsepSoDs Sss 81 Sna hs ye sssssas ce q
rates soes into eaec. Monday 18th. je2s
poToAAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE
has re,umed hey trips between washington and Baiu
SUNDAY. 4p.n-. and baltimore every FRIDAY. At
Stops at River andinsA Frelgh, received on Sat-
ofaa AVIS only and mus; be Prepa .s dI,or
mha3sm 18th and p. ave I and in =. wasr,
For POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON TTEAMER "wAKErrELp
H hsx 5ths,ress wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
THEsD snd sfAHnpAx ana
lng a. River Landing. a. .a as omini Greek curr
u. d .. K r. at shepherds. See schedule
JOHN B. PADGETT Agent
- w. RIDLEY, Manager. fe3
nIRECTI 10 NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM.
Pier Al East RIVER. n. Y, every SATURDAY At %
M. 9Th g. wharf. Washington. every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight At lowest rates ana
Mt VERMONT Mt. VERNON
STEAMER W. w. CORCOPAN
Leaves Sth-strNee wharf daily (except Sundavo m
MI Vernon at 10 O'Clock q m: Returning. rsschss
WasAineton about $50 p N
sol6 L L. BLAKE. Captain.
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Auction SALES.
@.----s-..-----.------- -..----.----.sc~-----=--
This AFTERNOON.

~ SEVENTH STREET, NEAR STREET
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF . decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the DissEt@ Of Columbia, sitting in equity H.
p Psn; Iuy 2. lss9 u cause 1o.023 wherein ~
Ta4 Sc ~ vdISsasndsn,s On sATqRpAYs ggLY
UCLOK Hi isc1' =. In. anc.ins g., ,.!s
Of the premises al thss piece pefcsl Of ground
ano premises approved By ten-room ffnpe dwelling,
known q and being Of lot and g. Id equaTe 468
IN the city OF Wsshing In the District Of Columbia
IoI1nS OF oale la said decree: Onethlrd OF the
chase money In CASH; ene.third IN six months, and
ons.thira In twelve months after date or =! cash. at
option OY deferred payments secured
by deed OF trust with interest at six per cent. One
hnnared dollars 70 he paid ~ purchaser when prop
cry Ia bid OK II terms Of sale not complied with
IN ten days the Trustee may resell At defaans pur-
chAser's cost
ANDREW A. LIPsCOAB, Trustee
Office, 32l IA St NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctx iy1O-d&ds
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NV AsHIN0ToN, OHIO AND WKsTERN K1Tf1
|" ROAD co,

Schedule IN effect June 10 10S0
Trains will leave from and arrive o. g. a p station
9th and follows:
Leave Washington Sl0 . m. daily except Sunday
and 4s45 2. M daily. arriving at Round Hun IL e
"a. and s:l8 pm Leave washington $40 n m
daily except Sunday. arriving Vienna 5:1S D. %
Returning trains leave Round Hill 6:O6 q. m daily
aud al 3:l5 p m. daily except sunday, All living 6
Washington $40 q N and 5:ls 2. NJ.
Monthly and quarterly Communication ratea l,OOO
nile tickets e2A
ie22 superintsnt.ut
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BROS, Aucuonesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
HWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET Elk

sAt 5S Of FREET PR1Sk
1 y WtJai NAV GRANT AvESUi. COUNTY
dss On sae rseolaed n 5e2 Day ARr
seq OF the land of the district OF Co. S-
bia aud at the request of holder OF the note Sc
Of NC ss u ba
Of -; AstGTsT, 4: ., 1883. At FOUR O'CLOCK ?.
IL Numbered txo hundred and twensyeighs cs2sI.
three SSs} and sixtyOur CD Of awes subdivision
Gs TIE he surveyor m of coan
~, o. c. t9seshe. with the improvements sc.
equal payments, payable in six. Twelve and eshteen
months. Purchase notes to be secured by deed Of
per paid or ali cash At option Of pur
Chaser deposit OF 800 required time of sale.
Il terms Of sale are no. compiled VIII thin se eSsn
90 days from date Of sale the property may be resod
days advertisement
,y,s-soa 3 n1hko !. Hz aH1H' Trustees.
BUSHNELL q cARUsI, Real Estate Brokers',
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hsEAsH s9TVHTE es sSkP AsS
the Dstricl OF Columbia; passed in the cause Of Ell.
Mary ry, e. Hoover and Others against George I'll
IS MITE ~ s5ees VIII. on MONDAY, THE TWENTY:
r. M, sell ut public auction Of the premises
ell that real estate known part of lot three CD in
square numbered Sc ia the city Of Washington, Dis
trlct Of Columbia beginning for the point
north ST. Get distant thirtyeight (3S feet %
inches east from the southwest Of said lot and
running thence east on line Of north street seven
teen feet tence running north the depth Of said lot
thence runiing west seventeen feet. and running
thence south to the place of beginning improved by
two-sory frame building, No l225 q street north.
west
Terms Of sale one-.hird Of purchase money cash
and The balance thereof in six and twelve months
nom day Of sale. the whole to bear interest from day
OF sale and pay ments thereof secured by the is
sory notes OF the purchaser; no deed shall be
gwen until purchase money and interest be paid. A
1ein Is reserved the property for said purchase
money and interest," the to insure the build
g 10 satisfaction OF trustees and assign policy to
trustees. A deposit Of $50 required when property
Is Snocnsd down. An conveyancing u purc hssers
days from day OF sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI,
WILLIAM J. MILLER, STrustees.
Office. 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
w. c. DUVALL, Auctoneer
Y14a&ds 825 St NV