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T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE BY DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. OF ALL THE OF
TICE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
COURT Or COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA
CLAIMS, NO. 1A12 H ST., BET. Hath AND
h Z 10TH Sta NV.
EMBRACING
Miller Burglar-prOof Safe. one Marvin Fire.proof
Safe doth as good as new, Judges Bench or Long
Desk. Oak and Walnut Table Desks, single and
Double Desks. Walnut Revolving Desks, Revolving
and other Office Chairs, Letter Presses Fire Extin-
guishers, Water CuOers and stands, Mantel Clocks,
English Brussels Carpets, Cocoa Mating, together
with many other articles Of value.
Law BOOKS.
Greeneaf on Evidence, q vols; Abbott's National
Digest vols; o. :. Revised statutes, copies; u.
Digest first series, 10 vols; u y. Digest. SERIES
Worcesters Dictionary, unabridged, copy; Coton's
General Atlas and other Books
To be sold AZ public auction on TUESDAY, TWEEN
Ti-NINTH DAY OF JUNE, 1856, on the above
premises, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AM.
Terms cash. ID. W. TESSENDEN
Clerk of Court Of Comm'rs Of Alabama Claims.
VAOMAS DOW LING. AuctiOneer. jel0-d&ds
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Eugene Crawford, Walter HodgkinA William
Brennan, Harry sheehy, Howard MerillaL The
premiums TO the sunday school were distrib-
uted last Sunday morning, alter the % o'clock
conduct was given 20 Walter Williams a sik
yer one 10 Frank Wynne
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IN REGARD TO THE REPORTED REMOVAL
of Ordnance Superintendent Davis, Of the navy
yard, and his being succeeded by Mr.. Cosgrove,
OF Baltimore Senator German said to q STAR
reporter to-day that the only Information he
had on the subject was what he had read In
the papers. He knew OF Mr.. Cosgrove, but had
not been personally informed that he was an
applicant for the position.
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Trouble In the AmalEamated Associa.
ton.
THE PUDDLERs DISSATISFIED AND TALKING

PITTSBUR0, Juno 22.-It 10 learned that
nothing definite was done at the secret meet
Ing of puddlers held here last sunday evening
TO consider the advisability of Withdrawing
from the amalgamated association. The agita-
ton against the newly signed scale IL spread-
Ing, however, and the plans OF secession are
taking shape. 1t Ia proposed either to revive
the Sons of Vulcan organization or TO join the
Knights OF LABOR, and in either case to incor-
porate the unskilled workmen ana laborers OF
the mills In the association. The complaint OF
the would-be secessionists against the ANAL
gamated association, Is that the finishers have
been favored at their expense and that of the
unskllled while when q strike recurs Its sue
cess depends mainly on the firmneSs of the
puddlers and their helpers, for, they say, it
would be easy enough TO ind men TO Ill the
rollers places.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms 10 The Star.
A ZIG sbGAR FIRM IN TROUBLE.
II. II. SWlft = Co., OF New York and
Rermanhme0 0uanNndoA

NEW YoRK, June 22.-The suspension Of the
nrm OF y. Il. Swift q Co, importers Of sugars,
buco. Is one OF the most important business
failures that has taken place In . long time.
The liabilities are about one million dollars,
which 10 more than eQuallsd by the assets Of
the firm. Thus far no assignment has been
made and efforts arc In progress to effect Q set
tlement with the creditors and resume bust.
ness at an early day. In the meantime the
suspension Is causing great excitement In the
entire sugar trade Of the city, and the fear 10
low. Much sympathy was expressed ON the
street to-day tor the members Of the suspended
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The Beecher Case.
THE QUESTION OF vERACIrY BETWEEN THE

THE QUESTION OF vERACITY BETWEEN THE
COLLECTOR AND TEMPLE.
Daniel Kepler and H. d. Temple, of Washing
ton Territory, appeared to-day before the
Senate committee on commerce, to oppose the
confirmation Of II. F. Beeeher to be collec-
tor of customs for the district OF Puget
Sound. Kepler Is the man who sent,
by the hands OF Capt Beecher, Q sum
Of money to be turned into money orders
and mailed to parties in the east. Temple
is the man to whom Captain Beecher says he
gave the money for the purpose indicated.
The money orders were never received by KEEP
ler's correspondents, and an investigation de-
veloped an issue of veracity between Temple
and Beecher. Temple stoutly denied before the
committee that Beecher handed him the
money. Captain Beecher and Mr.. Geo. Jones
were in attendance, but were not called into
the committee room this morning.
The committee will continue the hearing TO-
morrow morning.
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BALTIMORE, June 22.-The members Of the
papal embassy, now In this city, are keeping
very quiet to-day. A heavy rain storm, which
prevailed since early morning has prevented
calls at the cardinals residence. The embassy
rode from New York in the special car OF the
president OF the Pennsylvania railroad, which
was rendered by that gentleman, The private
car OF President Garrett, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road, is now on the way to st. Louis and
will bring Archbishop Kenrick TO Baltimore
and return him to his home.
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THr NAr.osAI MuruA1 Lrp,

"A Ii WIG ARE SUFFERING TROI
hans.1c. 1fn .,A ssdschs. Nervous and Ments! y
nsy trouble calatrh Of the plsdder, NumbeeSs @
va g Xemsn .scdalty II yonf physelan
0pd hes glYen me % he'll the sick 6eSsiiaSiun MA
9eAz1Ws W.'T..RARKER, Heales 1911 - aV.Aus
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MIDDLETON - BARTHOLOMEW On Sunday
June both, lSs6. by Dr. H. Sunderland. NJ the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, N W Newkirk 479 NJ Ia
souri, avenue. WILLIAM T. MIDDLETON TO CA r.
RE E BARTHOLOMEW, both of washington, DC .
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Telegrauhic RPiefh.

One thousand photographers from all parts of
the United states and Canada are assembled in
convention at st. Louis.
The work OF obtaining q jury to try the
anarchists was continued in Chicago to-day.
Judge DOnoghue having declared constitu-
tiOnal the law recently passed by the New York
legislature, 1t is likely that the prisoners in
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CHARGES OF PETIT LARCENY NOT SUSTAINED
AGAINST THE MEN WHO TOOK THE BououErs-
Maurice D. Lloyd. the young man arrested
yesterday on suspicion Of stealing flowers from
Aibaugh's Opera House last w ednesdsy during
the closing exercises OF the High and Normal
schools was before Judge smell to-day. charged
with petit larceny. The defendant said that ne
was at work In the theater "Wednesday Alter
noon. and after the exercises were over he took
some 81 the flowers that were left and sold
that the defendant spoke 20 him about the bou-
Quets after every body had gone, and ne told
him TO do as he pleased about IL The Judge
dismissed the case.
The Ease against VIM. Murray, colored, ar
rested last night on the same change that
brought against Lloyd, was also dism issed
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Settling the Labor Troubles.
INNOVATIONS THAT ALL THE MEN WILL soon
BE AT WORK AGAIN.

There appeared TO be indications to-day OF
speedy settlement OF the local labor troubles,
80 far as they remain unsettled. The bricklayers
to-day reported that all their men were going
10 work. One OF the officers OF the union said
that only one boss was now holding out.
at eight and nine hours at 3Tia cents
an hour. The plumbers are still held.
Ing out for eight hours. A conference was
being held this afternoon between the Journey
men stonecutters and the master stonecutters
ana IL was expected that the existing differ
ences would be settled to-day. The Journey
men concluded TO accept the bosses PROPOSE
ton 10 arbitrate. The men when they go TO
work will maintain their union cards.
The Bricxlayers' union will Tonight initiate
hiteen men who came here non-union men
10 work during the lockout
Members OF the Master Stonecutters' assocIa-
ton say they are determined 10 insist on nine
hours a days work
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JOHN WALTEH, JR., [ r,,,t..
Je1S-d&dS JOHN l. VOGT, AIusteess
BROS, Auctioneers
TRCSTEEg SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN ID


ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN ID
AND STREETS NORTH.
BY virtue of deed Of rust duly recorded in -
Liber No eS3, folio 426 ct seq. one of the land essE
records for the District of Columbia, Will sell Ea
on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY off [ y T.
AID 1855, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
ront OF the premises all that piece parcel ground
and premises; situate lying and being in the city of
and distinguished as the north three ( inches 'front.'
Ing on New Jersey avenue, OF lot ~ in Vests sub
division Of original lot numbered (1), running
back the same width to the rear line OF said lot T and
also the adjoining lot. numbered sixteen (l6} In the
subdivision Of original lot numbered two 90 made by
Hoffman, in square numbered six hundred and
twenty-ni 1920. together with all the improve
ments ways easements rights, privileges and appur-
tenhnceS thereto belOn ing IN any manner apper-
tanning This property will be sold clear Of all incum-
brances Title good or sale.
Ierms One-third cash: balance in one and two
years. notes to bean six per cent interest," all cash.
at option OF purchaser deposit 90 required at
the time OF sale. Terms to be complied with in ten
days, otherwise resale risk OF the default
ing purchaser amer i've days public notice Of such re-
SAFE in some newspaper published in Washington, ID.
q. COnveyancing, etc, at purchasers cost.
GEORGE BAUER, lw..
je17-d&ds JOHN WALTER.Jr.. ffostees'
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W. Harper, who was recently confirmed az
Justice OF the peace, was to-day designated by
Judge Macarthur TO act a. judge VI tue Police
court during Judge Smells summer vacation.
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DAMS & BEALL
"a Real Estate Loans and Insurance

PARTITION SALE
VI all OF original lot IA square 49, located on south
side street northwest; between 10Th and Goth
streets, fronting 81 feet IL inches on street. by
depth of IS feet west line and Of lOl feet OF,
cas-! line, running back 70 an alley on west line,
and 3OfOOt alley on east iine cOntainin. about
4.672 square 1eet, improved by three frame houses
renting Tor $3S.5U per month in all.
1855 ut FlVETHIRTY p. ~, we will sell at isf3
public auction IN front Of the premises, the esS
above described property which Ia desirable and
IN very fine neghDOrhood. Title perfecc $500 de-
post required when property is sold
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two years
ct per cent or all cash at ton Of purchaser Con-
veyancng at cost of purchaser.
te1V-5t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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NUNCANsON BROS, Aucuonsers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK TRUCKS
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In nber
NO LITE fQiio 1S9 ct seq Of the land records Of the
merely secured will sell at public auction. In front
OF the auction rooms OF DuncanSOn Bros. corner 9th
and p streets northwest, on THURSDAY, JUNE
IWENrY.touhTH NEXT, All TEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ, four a. fouf-wheel platform Brick Trucks,
called the champion Brick Truck" having q rear.
ward movement OF the body 10 pivotal point, from
Terms cash.
Je21-St JOHN MILLER, Trustee.
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A Policy WRITER SENTENCED. Emma
Thomas, the colored woman arrested Yesterday
lor writing policy, was sentenced To two
months In jail by Judge Smell this afternoon.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUcsonsers

fEREMPToRY SALE OF TWO TWoSToRY
AND $40 STREET NOHTHEAST.
TIVE NrxVGaEiSRAr AFTERNOON, JUNE m
O'CLOCK. we win sell, In front Of the premises ~
Sub Lots a and 10 in square S87
These lots front II feet inches and II feet inches
On nortn street and back TO Q wide alley, and
conveDience0 -
TERMS One-haf cash: balance in one and two years.
81 per cent interest secured by deed Of trust
al CASH ~ option OF purchaser. O0nyevancing, DC,
=! puIcneser cost deposit OF 500 on each house
= ume OF sale Terms to be compiled with In ten
otherwise resale at risk aud cost of defauting
IN some newspaper punished In Washington, d. q
Je17-d6ds DUNCANSON RROS. Aucta
@THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until THURSDAY, TWENTY.
fOuhIH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1856, same hour
anu place.. je22d&ds
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

IhOSIEkS SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON STREET, BETWEEN NINTH
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded In -
Liber No 1917, folio 1SO Ell seq, one of the land II:
records for the District Of Columbia aud at the ~
request OF the party secured, will sell In front
OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY
Of JULY. A. u. 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVE
OCL0Ck r. M. all that piece parcel of ground and
premises situate lying and being in the city OF WASH
1ngton, IN the Ds.r ct of Columbia and known and
distinguished a. part OF lot numbered four b, in
square numbered three hundred and sixty-one 1851
beginning for the same at point the north Of
street north, sixteen and One-half feet of the
southeast corner of said lot and running thence
with the north line of said street sixteen onehalf
feet to the center Of the wall between the middle
houses OF the four erected said lot thence north
one hundred and ffty-three feet and three inches
thence east sixteen feet and six nches and thence
south one hundred and ffty-three feet and three
inches to the place OF beginning Together with all
the improvements, ways, easements, rights, privi-
ieges and appurte nances thereto belonging in any
manner appertaining.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of
trust on the property Sold ali cash. at option of
purchaser, cOnveyancing DC, purchasers cost: a
deposit of $500 required time of sale Terms to be
complied with In 10 days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defauting purchaser ster five days public
notce OF sCn resale In some newspaper published
Washington, d. e.
,a,adsa. y0HN WALTER ALTER JR., Trustees.
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District Government AHatru.

letter, written 0y John Donohue an old
soldier aud an Inmate OF the workhouse, to
Representative John ]. O'Neill, has been re-
ierred TO the Commissioners Tor Investigation.
Donohue claims TO have been committed to the
workhouse without proper authority OF law and
compelled 10 work ln the chain gang. he SAYS
he came here 10 draw his pension and had $50
In his pocket when arrested, which money he
has not seen since.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: L. L. Waegaman.
erect ten two-story dwellings, l., between 10Th
ana 2lst streets northwest; $1,000 Andrew
wonder, erect four two-story dwellings, alley,
between Delaware avenue and LIST and B and
street southwest; $1,000
MISCELLANEOUS
superintendent l.. - SIN IN, OF the Washing-
Ton market, requests of the commissioner that
IRE alarm box be placed IA the market house.
1HE ESSEX was put In commission at New
Nfarlr
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~
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Io-day, McDade agL W. d. u. K IL Co.; On
hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judoe OR
yesterday, Taylor Il Hufty agt. Taylor death
Vi Taylor suggested. Ritter agt Itlley: order re-
curing defendant 10 plead. A. 4. Barker agt
In nrst instance. Thompson agt Meyers; suit
dismissed. Anderson agt Tenney; execution
stayed Shack lette agt OlcutI Judgment for
defendant, Sll0
To-day, Delemne and Chesapeake Improve
ment company agt. Morgan * Petit; verdict
Tor Defendant. Mccarthy agt. Schafirt; Judg-
ment below affirmed. Glenn agt. Merriok;
death of defendant suggested. Same agt.
Taylor; do. Jordan agt Trne continued at
plaintiffs cost. Chandler agt. McMichael suit
dismissed by plaintiff. O'kiley agI Murphy:
verdict for defendant for e72. Coburn agI
McEwen; verdict Tor plainLff. Rickenbach
agt Bond; piainlin called, attachment dis
missed.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor
Yesterday, Frey AFT. Dean; testimony before
j. A. Clarke ordered taken. Foote agt. Foote; do.
y Nauck; do. Wicker agt. Parish; do i'm 100
days. Saxton agt. tendan ana Rapley agt.
Fendall: Anna Z. L. Fendall appoin ed guar
dian al iteu. sullivan agt. Sullivan; Amanda
L. Jardon; do. Estate of Jennie A.. Wall; audi
tor report confirmed and payment ordered.
McColgan agL heirs OF Hodges; pro coniesso.
To-day, Young agI Marks; j. Is. kendall
ratified ana reference to auditor. Padseti agt
Dunn do. Hoover agt Aoseley; sale decreed
and Carusi and Miller appointed trustees 10
sell.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Smell.
To-day, Huston Il. sin nip, concealed weapons;
$50 or sixty days. William Wayman, trespass
Edward Howard, loud and boisierous IS or
fifteen days each.
The anarchist Parsons walked into the court
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The anarchist Parsons walked into the court
room in Chicago, where the trial OF the other
anarchists was going on yestesday and gave
himself up. 1t Is thought he has been hiding
IN Chicago all the time.
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RANGE OF Thu THERMoMETER.-Thef follow.
Ing were the readings The signal Office to-day:
8 u m, &c; a. M, 90; IL "A. M, %; y. IN,
u; maximum, 90; minimu m, 81.
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REAL ESTATE.

Il y.
EOR RENT-AT BOYD'S STATION, MET.
Il Branch. b. d .. r. R-A pretty cottage Of eight
rooms wa er in yard fruit etc. For further particu-
lars address ]. u. HAYNIE, sos It'll St sw., city.
je22eo3t*
L'OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS OF
- 90 acres In Montgomery county 11a miles from
district OF Columbia hne on Rockville pike. Address
Box 4S. Star office ie2l-3t*
nor SALE-CHEAP-A FARM OF lS4 ACRES,
- 30 acres clear. balance oak. pine, frame house.
several barns, small dairy house. q never falling
spring OF the finest water, well fenced land rolling,
soil loomy: splendid farm sheep raising nehbor
hood very healthy, situat ed four miles suh of Burk
station alrfax county, Va Price 50 per Will
Ing to exchange for good city property.
J.. SCHNEIDER,
le2l-St~ Alexandria. Va
E>OR SALE-AT RENO. THAT BEAUTIFUL ELE-
l. waited subdivision highest ground in the District
few more lots at $40 to 500 prices will be advanced
IN very sao4 time The sales recently made are all
to excellent parties This ground is adjoining Tenley-
town. not far from Secretary Whtney's and Presi-
dents purchases and offers exceptional speculative
ents well adapted for cottage homes; also
Oh the nigh part OF Reno splendid little dairy place
with all necessary attachments; 1900 f.: good
rooms and cellar cottage, etc. etc. - $50. CUTTER
d WINNER. J. 23 + st. iel9-:,t
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FINANCIAL AND COMAERCIAL
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 D. m prices
ofthe New fork stock Market to-day, reported 0y
special wire 10 II. II. DODGE. go 10Th stHaaS:
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AsorHnn S.arxEm
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
mss: N1ss Sof Esay and Good wearing Shoes O.
sn4n are now offered Vt reduced Iaies Call aud ex-
LILLY so trouble 70 show go0dA 4 few more 81
E .na. Enicn are cheap a. dirt EvefyfhinG In the
0snss fNrnasntnG Line - low - can b bought 6
~.no IDA and 1915 PennA eyNs
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EOn OAAES-I1OOO Eo.
EoR sALE-ELEaANT, wELL-BUILT NEW
s. near sts. Frice 1900 Apply TRoTT, builder
LNoR SALE DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY
central ioeio nag csh SS
iaa .s a., Apply aiser o'clock M on the prsmlses
E'oR sALE-AT a BAReAIN-HoUsE on COR
c9ran ST. between 18th and 14th sta W.. contain
repair anu hoses eas S Price ri on N
jeS-im AUSTIN III s'i p BROWN. 142e St NV.
INOR sALE-1417 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NEAR
scott Circle. eight-room Brick: lot 30xl30 feet TO
80 80 ioot aiey. For particulars inquire Of Dr MIN
Il BY pANENHowER q SON. Ills st
ooonLot 5ox144 to 80 foot paved alley. with Is
ngs and coach house: centrally locaied suitable for
sooS-Modsrn Il room Brick Residence on low.
Cl9isi A. meoefn I'm improvements good condition
ST. NV, modern improvements. eighty located
aas All , our neW ", modern style Brick Dwellings
sS0o0-Brick Mansion. with modern improve
deightui southern front; corner property Capitol
s35OO.Two room new Brick Dwellings. gas,
wal" e. f and sewer on 18th ST. nw5a good Investment
Oh ABOVE on 10Th St n w., rented for $1,000 per
s2,o0o-New room Brick. all modern improve
ments: eiiglby located. on capitol HILL
%S.EGi wo new room BrlckS, with cellar, GUS
$l,2OO-Five room Frame Dwelling 22lO va ave
NV, rented for 80 so per mo.
u 2OO-Four room new Brick 22l4 Va ave. NV.
rented for S12.3O per mo.
$1,000 leach)-Two new room Bricks, d and %
Jackson ST. N. e., rented tor SO per mo. je5-Im
ENOR SALE-vALUABLE IMPROVED AND
city, contiguous to Vermont ave. Iowa circle Scott
statue and Thomas circle This property 100 feet
- on the corner of 18th and NV. nearly oppo-
site the Japanese embassy On the 70 feet Of the
and substantially built 11-room Brick House, with
side bay window; five of the bedrooms and the din
Ing room are 16xl6 and the saloon paror Is 17axi0
fee with dividing doors; the hall feet: parlor and
walls are painted in OIL and the chandeliers c.ys
tai The vacant lot 24x1OO feet, ON the northY est
corner has a parking of 23 feet in width by 100
dephand parking its front side lOx24 it. The house
$lSWO. or the corner vacant lot 24xlOO will be sold
alone for SlOOOO or the whole will he sold together
81 800. IhiSs delightful city residence sum-
mer season on account of its large fine sh ade
from east and south exposures Apply to the ner.
at 6lS 4 ST.. Room d. jeS-1m
LNoR SALE
Il Very neat two-story brick dwelling, six rooms, In
sight OF stanton square snug home q good in
vestment; 81. OOO
Two-story and basement bricks all mod. imps., 9Th
Two-story brick, 8 rooms all mod. imps, 1lth St n
W.; 50 800
Improved and unimproved property In all sections
OF the city. Desirable Lots on columbia Heights"
SWORMSTEDT d BRADLEY,
je3-lm 927 st.
nor SALE-EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, Cos
IL St, between 9th and 7th NV: water bath and
gas; nice yard stable and back alley. Price 81 600
Apply TO Owner, 6lo ST., Room d. jeS1m
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NOR SALE-EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, Cos
II ST., between 9th and 7th NV; water, bath and
gas nice yard, stable and back alley. Price $4,000.
Apply to Owner, 61S ST.. Room o. les I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneefa
PEREMPToRY SALE OF BRICK STORE AMI
k8Tkir tNs% he r2C1s FoURTEEETH Street

T0T M e0is TanTIIrrsEsE NTS sI,p ~ ~
NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNEEe4
IWENTf-SIXTH, 1606.at HALF.PAST FIVE EaE
O'CLOCK, we win SELL In mont OF the premises 10
LOT IS. SQUARE 2O4.
ffonting 20 feet on 14th street. with depth Of laa
o,1z ieet 70 an alley, and Improved by Brick Store
THIS property Is located in the best part Of l4th
street which Is rapidly enhancing In value, and the
pay . handsome revenue
Ierms: One-shifd cash; balance In twelve and
elghten months notes to bear interest and to be
cpreo ny 0eed OF trust or all cash, option OF pur-
chaseI: Conveyancing 20, at purchasers cost A
deposit OF 500 At sale Terms be complied with in
zen DAYS otherwise right reserved to resell at risk
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