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LAWN TENNIS ZEPHYR F1AssE1s.

We have just bought . great bargain In these 81.
perior non-shrinksble and fast-color goods Actual
value, Csc. Our price will be soc.
BEDFORD CORDS for Jackets.
100 pieces elegant SCOTCH GINGHAMSs 1t 26c.
100 pieces finest FRENCH sATTEENS.
All the new shades in HENRIETTAS ct q and
$1.25. 46. in wide.
New PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS. New SILK
GRENADINES. New 81 LACES
BEADED GRENADINES at "a, worth SO.
ENGLISH TWEEDS for Taior-made Suits for cool
climates The best article made.
PRINTED MOHAIRS and CHALLIs. FANCY
GINGHAMS in Dress Patterns
BLACK SURAH SILKS at 75c., worth 81. Our
stock is very large and includes everything new and
desirable Large stock new HOSIERY and UNDER
WEAR. All qualities Fast Black Hose.
ONE PRICE. WIN. SINISTER SONS.
APT 919 PENNA AVE
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

II IINSANoON DAAN'o.. AuCt3Ouotrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON, ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY. BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE THO
HUNDRED AND NINEIl-SlX, SITUATED AT
THE INTERSECTION OF b STREET AND yIR-
GINA AVENUE. FRONTING ON THE AGRI-
DRED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF THE
SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS. II HAS ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING, AND
Is ONLY HALF SQUARE FROM BELT LINZ
OF STREET CARS.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of a.
the District OF Columbia sitting in equity, E$5$
passed III a cause wherein Martha X Anderson is -
complainant and Philip L. Ferris ct al
5672. shall TIL URSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL
TWELFTH, A. d. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK. on the
premises sell the following described real estate,
uated in said District to wit All that part OF lot l6
in squire 296 beginning at the northwest corner Of
lot numbered IL and running thence southwardly 50
feet inches TO 3U-foot alley: thence westwardly 80
feet thence northwardly % feet to Virginia avenue
and thence eastwarcly with Virginia avenue 81
inches place of beginning containing 3o0S square
feet of ground. more or less.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, the balance in two
equal instalments in six and twelve months from day
OF sale, with cent interest the cash
be within ten days after the day sale which
DEPOSIT OF 800 shall be made at the time OF sale.
all cash. ut option Of purchaser Decree OF au-
thorizes tustee 20 sell property whole in sepa-
Ii of sale not complied with within dag
after the day of sale the trustee the right
resell the property at the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser purchasers after five days public
tice of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington D. &. Abstract Of the Real Estate Title
wM SMALL Trustee.
mh3l-dSds 623 r 1. VI.
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It u the Owls Day.

from tIie Pn4aceipnia Times
The por,e-boahe,v OF this season Is an owl A
correspondent at Rome says IL is absurd 10 see the
length 20 which the craze has run there. Brace.
lets. fans. brooches, pins, combs inksrands paper
cutters, umOrella-hOlders, and innumerable other
articies. all bear the efgy OF the bird OF wisdom
or al least an owls head with the two round sol
rtnn eyes OF crystal or yellow topaz And gigantic
Owls stand as II on guard IN halls and antecham-
n
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Preached His own Funeral Sermon.


IsfER
ATLANTA, Ga, April "a special from Athens
SAYS: Rev. DIR. Pridgins, a minister OF this town,
whose peculiarties have attracted much attention,
has been making preparations for his own funeral
lately. and yesterday preached his own funeral
This eccentric minister takes particular interest
In his coffin, which has been constructed accord
ing 10 his own specifications, by his son. IL Is 2
plain pine box, painted black and fastened Dy
paddock and chain The minister's family was
present at the services suitably attired In deep
mourning. Mr.. Pridgins asserts that his action Is
prompted by no desire for nOtOrfety, but rather
IRON sense OF duty TO himself, and his neighbOrS
bear testimony 10 his reputation for religious earn
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AUCTION SALES.
- -
THIS AFTERNOON.

MAGNIFICENr BUILDING LOT on CoNSEcTI;
NUCCT AVENUE, BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE AND y STREE1, PRINTING On CON
NEcTIGUT AVENUE THIRTY AND EIGHTY
,S on MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SlNIH. ~
will sell In front Of the premises. -
LOT 81. OF JARDiN'S SUB OF PART OF SO. 15a
oeslnninx for the. same Connecticut svenue 80
ises northwesery from the southwest corner Of ssd
iot running thence said avenue northwesteriy
10 S6100 feet; thence northcssteriy 105 100 feet
thence east ~ 90 feet 20 l5foot slley th-pce
~ So1OO feet north of southeast corner Of said lot
Snence westerly parallel with south line OF said lot
Is 100 feet to tbs place Of beginning.
One Of the finest building lots the city being on
sne eest side Of Connecticut avenue, near the British
"a rssidsnee Of Justice Mstthews and others
Terms: One third cash balance in ! and years,
notes to bear interest from day Of sale pay
soie uay and to be secured by deed OF trust
On premises or all cash. At option Of purchaser con,
REQUIRED at sale. ferms to be complied with in 10
days Otherwise right reserved to resell At risk and
cost OF defaultne after 5days public notice
n resale II some newspaper published in wash
ap2-dds DUSCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
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Her Child Came Back 10 Life.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 9-Saturday night the
little daughter OF A. o. swift. deputy postmaster
at Nebraska City, Neb, was pronounced dead
from typhoid pneumonia, and had all the appear
ances ~ death. The mother could not be per-
suaded TO leave the little one. About :: O'Clock
yesterday morning her screams OF JOY awOke the
whole neighDOrhOOd and several persons entered
o. ind the child sitting on its mothers lap, e.
fTesDed and apparently well It has improved
steadily since then. The mother says that she
was weeping over the inanimate form and was
kissing the cold lips in an agony OF grief, when
suddenly the little one opened It's eyes and the
next instant threw It's arms about her neck
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u rom The Denver News.
Ine original cattle queen OF the West Il Mrs.
Made Day, Of Coiema n, who comes with the fam
lbs 0f several prominent citizens OF Coleman.
An- Day Is really entitled 70 the roseate-title
SiShousn she does not see why the ownership OF a
DC oxhcn or cows should confer it on her She Il
= Lady Oh rare attainments. a thoroughly good
Dusin-ss woman, and, bling alone IN the world
pseasanuy aoout herself frankly and Is much
snlnsed AT the Difference paid her on account OF
not Dc successful as a cattle owner ana SCOUTS rhs
ia VI setuhg some one 10 help her MIS- Day
Las nice rahch near Coleman, and directs bel
Saaan.so snsre she assures her admirers that she
oors not dash up ana down the country afteJ
l,aserie.s IN female road-agent hablIiments, with
suns anu Ahses galore all over her. but drives oul
Is any Other LADY does MIS- Day Is a yery Meas
ant eonyersationalist, and could wear a Worfb
dress every TWO weeks II she wanted them
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New York Engineer and Firemen.
FRESH PLEDGES OF SUPPORT TO BCRLISGTo,

Fifteen hundred engineers and fremen met In
Tammany Hall. New York, yesterday, and dis
cussed the Burlington strike. Jos. Porter, of the
Burlington road. told what he had seen during a
recent trip over the road He declared that the
destruction OF property in consequence of the
strike. for which the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy management was responsible, already
amounted To millions OF dollars. He said that al
ready 157 engines had been disabled through the
incaDabllity OF the ''Scab' engineers. And IL was
not true that the road was now doing 30 per cent
90 It's usual business. The Chicago newspapers
suppressed the facts Of the case, and only pub
u>hed carefully edited accounts or the strike.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted approving the action OF
The strikers except acts OF violence: renewing the
pledge III financial support Ia the men engaged In
the contest: declaring the Brotherhood stronger
than ever, and denOunc1ng false the report that
Chief Arthur would advise the Ii. OF l. f. to dis
band. and that he would tender his resignation IL
ne failed 10 gain a victory on the quincy.
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A SPECTRAL SHADOW.
BUT
A MOUNTAIN MINUTE
In Devisins Ways and Means for the Peoples Veal.
Substantial and stylish are the Atwood Trousers
Quicker Tweed r n a!e & ydcIqR ADIEh
ACT II.
.s ca, ssa % n stool ,s
'iBS ss'zss i &; fSSSH s ES6sE
ACT III.
Trousers Of such quality and make these usually
retail at s7.ooa pair;s g Our + P psfR only
We ask careful examination and critical inspection
Of these goods any clear day at hish when the
Il will then be manifest that the SPECTRAL
A AsUBsTANTiAL 70 ROE
c.ismits: the Sosses whose drspiesbis dapiicty
earnings Of the toilers. well the pethoric
purses Of the rich; force which enlightened the
submit to spoliation and pilase force which repes
~ TR1cKERY AND rREAcHrRy
in trade the hand and by its own merits on the
other hand wins the applause meets the approy and
Name pesss ana While You are tinf e ont S
not forgetul OF the aimportant truth that you can
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FOB MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
ATExACTLY TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL,
COST OF MANUFACTURE,
VICTOR ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
strictly One SSi Prios ''nosess ave.
Open Saturday until II p m. ap6
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VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
REING KNOWN AS PREMISES No. :SO7 TENTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES No. 307 TENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust. duly recorded amongsA
the land records the Dist let of Columbia, in LII IL
Der 1904 folio 49, ct seq aud at the written re-
tic auction, in front OF the premises THURSDAY,
the NINETEENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1888, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, part of original Lot q, in square 94
in the City Of WASHINGTON in said District described
west line Of 10th street east distant 60 ieet north
from the southeast corner Of said lot. and running
thence north 20 teet thence west 75 feet; thence
south 20 eet aud thence as feet to the place
beginning, together with the improvements, &C.,
Sitting of o good two-story frame dwelling house.
Terms cash. residue at one year six cent
interest secured by note Of purchaser and deed Of
purchaser Deposit of sl00 required at time Of sale
70 forfeited If terms not complied with in ten
days date Of sale. All conyeyancng. &C., at pur-
chaser's cost. CHARLES H. CRA6IN. JR.
32l AZ street northwest
ap7-d1Ot Surviving Trustee.
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John, alias s.0lass-syed" Cook. was arrssted IN
detroit Friday charged with breaking into md
roooang the post-on3ce at Minneapolis IN ~.
lisa Of over $1A 900 n postage stampG
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RAILROADS.
nIfpMoNr AM mn
.eanle an sfcct Nsr.h % 1857


il schedule an .6cct Nsr-h oA ,sss
eerdSnsvie charottess lie LyscSSus NJ md s,.,,cs.
sSr,ns spring. sns sS sP: S.
CalerA Montgomery and New orleans Pulrnas
sleeper Washington % New orleans
lottesville. Gorionsv1e stations Ches Ohio Rou.s
tween Lynoheurs and p.nyille. oreeEsbcro RAlcsh
han, Montgomery.-. New Orleans, TssSs aud Ial.
fornia. Pullman Sleeper New Gork % Atlanta
IN conBectiop With Pullman Sleeper. At
for Birmingham. vicksburx and shreveport Pull
man sleeJer nanvile b Columbia and Chsrle~ton.
solid trains Washington 20 Atlanta Doe not connecs
str.sburs: and intermediate stations.
q .HEs- ds.yy fGs
md ohio route, r'illmsn sieepers aud Solid Trans
Chstt.nes~s. Memphis. Little Rocl and all .Suth-
sesterr points ThrouTh Pullman Sleepcrs Washing
'' II, =, % N IS me ~ithont ohsnse
Columbia ken Augusta, Atlabt.. MonssOmsry Nee
Washington % New orlsans, Ter.. Via Atiantn .ni
MontEomery: Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Ailea
Trans Washington and OHIO division i.s,. WASH
psiIs .rrivs KOasd mi as sua's s AMI =
&; :is A. NJ and SIS 3 NJ "~>'''"s''
hroash trans from the sonth va Charlotte Dan
tna * NJ va last Tennessee bristol and Lynch
s s,s Ohio route and Chsr,otiesville At s+Of n.
furnished. and 6SrsaEe checked at ofce 1900 Pean.
'ania Railroad. 9th aud b sts JAS l. TkiLOR
hhSo General lHssengcr Aseut
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7 ARGE UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY ON KEN
IL LUCKY AVENUE. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AvENl z sol THEAST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL "A
ELEVENTH., 1855. at HALF PAST flNE95W
O'CLOCK. we Will sell in front OF the premises *
LOT 10, SQUARE lo63
Fronting 81 feet Oh inches on Kentucky avenue and
average depth of about 1873 feet to 30-foot alley.
This lot has 15-ioot alley the north and 30foot
alley on the west and can readily he subdiyided IN
several building lots The SEXTON has and rapidly
advancns, in value being near Pennsylvania avenue
and street southeast, and the route TO the
new Eastern Branch bridge.
Terms: S4S..63- 100. he ring q per cent interest
from day of SALE to remain property until April
1889; balance OF purchase money cash. Conveyancins
purchasers cost deposit of 500 required at
sale. and terms to be complied with IN days,
otherwise right reserved resell at risk
defautng purchaser after five days public notice
such resale some newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. G.. Title good ar no 8 lie.
ap6-d&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
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There was MED at Harrisburg Pa. Friday
Inoi,ssss Iof tlooOoo0o0 from The Phiiadelphia
AND Reading Railroad 20. and the Readin0 coai
and Iron Co 10 the company for INSURANCE. on lives
and granting annuitles OF the city OF Pnfladenh,s
The cornerstone for the new Montifiore Home
for the incurable sick was laid FRIDAY AZ I<,,r
street and l1th avenue, New YORK city A''sA
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARE. HORSE
SHOES. AND HORSESHOE NAILS, SPIKES.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS, III Bs. SCALES sCiThLs.
CARPENTERS TOOLS 6o.. BLING The BAL
ANCE OF STOCK From BRIDGE AND HlG u
STREETS, GEORGETOWN. REMOVED TO Ny
STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL TWELFTH.
1888 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at my auction
rooms. shall sell the above stock without reserve.
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DRY GOODS.
NV SpRrse Goona.

NEW SPRING MOODS.
Have Just received fun line Of SPRING pREao
GOODS. oomprising Black FAflls Erancsia, peau Dc
sois. and Nuscott stlks Black Satin Duchess. ana
surah silkA III gradss China slks and ChallSss IN
great variety. SWool suitinss. Wool Combdnati ons
LINEN sheetinss and Pillow Linens, an vidths DAM
aak Table Cloths md Napkins 10 match: Ham sttcea
Linen ehaseA and Rlllow-c in new dasixns
ma,.em HOE sso leo
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TyHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TWELVE WORK HORSES, AMONG THEM SOME
AN AND R IRNsEEssss THREE .fAMitY oARRiHSss.
-FOUR BUGGIES, ONE LANDAU, ONE CLAIR
ANCE, ONE COUPELET, ONE PASSENGER
WAGON-SEATS 20 PEOPLE ONE PASSENGER
WAGON FOB Il PEOPLE. ONE THREE-SEAT
DAYTON WAGON. EIGHT SETS SINGLE hAR-
NESS EIGHT SETS DOUBLE HARNESS
BRIDLEs. BLANKETS. RoEEG Gc, AT AUG
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL sIXTEENTH.
1888, q TEN OCLvCK shall sell st stables Of Levi:
Wsshinetcn his entire outt This IL Of the most
Thoroughly equipped stables in the city Stock and
ing cold the property being the son for this SALE
sp6-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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ONE Yam AGO Topaz
We OPENED OUR STORE FOR THE
SALE OF
:: :: I'll s. T. :: :: ::
OUR BUSINESS HAS BEEN MUCH
GREATER THAN WE EXPECTED
FOR THE FIRST YEAR WE AppREcI-
ATE IT. AND THANK THE PUBLIC FOR
1T. IN RETURN WE CAN GIVE
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE STOCK
TO SELECT FROM
WE CONSIDER OUR SUCCESS DUE
MAINLY TO FOLLOWING THE ONE
PRINCIPLE OF
FAIR DEALING.
WITHOUT THAT. THE REPUTATION
AND EXCELLENCE OF OUR SHOES
WOULD AVAIL NOTHING.
WE ARE HERE TO SELL SHOES, Es-
sBfs HI ERE TIT ~ ssss
S S,$$ { If # ! + So
TO ALL WHO WEAR SHOES AND WE
GUARANTEE THAT EVERY DOLLAR
PAID TO Cs WILL RE RETURNED IN
THE VALUE OF THE GOODS.
WE Do NOT SELL CHEAP SHOES.
WE SELL ALL GRADES OF RELIABLE
SHOES. AND WHATEVER PRICE YOU
DESIRE TO PAY WE WILL GIVE you
FULL VALUE FOR.
REMEMBER THAT WE MAKEA
SPECIALITY
OF
CHILDRENs SHOES
ARTHUR BURT Co,
mhal.f.sm 1911 + 81. N. W.
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THr LONDON DArrY News


IMAM ARTICLE ON FASHIONS FOR MEN
SAYS: ''TRousERINas RUN IN LIGHT
AND FANCIFUL CoLoRs. THE MOST Elk.
PENs1vE OF THESE ARE FOR NEW YORK.
WHERE FEW sHILLINas MORE OR LESS
DO NOT MATTER. HARDLY ANY CHECKS
ARE SOLD. STRIPES HAVING IT ALL
THEIR OWN WAY. THE MOST STYLISH
coLoRs ARE VARIOUS SHADES OF DRABs.
STATES. AND FRENCH GRAYs."
THE BEST GOODS MADE IN THE WORLD
DO COME TO THIS COUNTRY, BUT NOT
ALL OF THEM STOP IN NEW YORK, Ex.
CEPT LONG ENOUGH TO PASS THE Gus.
TOULOUSE.
We HAVE THE VERY GOODS DESCRIBED
BY THE LONDON PAPER IN THE NEW
coLoRs AND OUR TROUSERS CUTTER
GETS THEM Up IN THE NEWEST STYLE.
YOU'LL FIND NO NEWER PATTERNS OR
FINER GOODS IN NEW YORK, BUT YOU'LL,
PAY o. OR Is A PAIR MORE FOR THEM
THERE THAN WE ASK FOR THEM
THESE GOODS. WORN WITH COAT AND
VEST MADE FROM THE NEW BRoADwALE
DIAGONALs. MAKE THE MOST FASHION.
ABLE SUIT OF THE SEASON.
WE HAVE THE NEW D1AaoNALs IN
BLACK, BLACK AND BLUE. AND BLACK
AND SLATE MIxTUREs
z d. BARNUM 4 90,
ape 031 PENN. AvENuR
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GEzrs Sons Soou..p
AND rREosED YOR n
lsxs.z1SF DE p bssi s6;nss. asSs cs1is2 = sad
.sas. ~ K e. {! S; 70 z. e ID: sss
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EXECUTOR'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE IN The CITY OF WASH
INGION, AS FOLLOWS: SQUARE 1885. oRlG-
I'M LOIS AND Np6 g yTsd NORTH No INV OF Pc,
SHIRE AVENUE AND ON EIGHTEENTH
sQUhRE $50, NORTH rs FEET OF LOT IL, ON
FOURTEENTH STREET.
BY authority of the last will Of the late Harriet ar
McCeney and as Executor ana Trustee under the ~
hereinafter named offer at public sale to the highest
and best bidder therefor and the terms
specified the following real estate all situated in the
city OF Washiu gton. District of Columbia:
On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH IN AZ
SLANT, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. ~
70 %. both inclusive. according to L. Ross Perrys
rustee) subdivision Of original lots and o. in
136, said subdivision recorded In the Office
of the District ber Is. fol- 10 These lots front rs
18th street. with the exception Of lot 2 which ronts
74.50 feet on New Hampshire avenue, 1928 feet on
18th street and -. on q street These are among
the most yalusbe building lots in the city 130
fronting Immediately on Dupont Circle.
on WEpNEsDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH INSTANT.
premise the north IS feet front Of original lot IL
square 230 by the depth Of said lot This Lot fronts
18th street west between North and Canal street
Terms: One-fourth Of the purchase money IN cash
and three year, from tbs day Of ssie bearing interest
ct q per cent and satisfactorily secured, ali cash
Of purchasers option. deposit Of $3.50 viii BE- re-
Quired each lot at time OF saleL All conveyancing
and recording ct purchasers cost Resale ct purchs
ers cost and risk terms Of sale are not complisd
b. ROSS PERRY,
THOa Z wAGGAMAN,
ap3-13t Aucttoneer.
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THoMAs DOWNING, Auct,oneer.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINE
TEENIH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded AMONG the "a
land records of the District Of Columbia IN Liber Il.
1870, folio 1885, ct seq, will of er for sale. at pun
lie surt on in front 81 the premises WEDNESDAY.
at FIVE OCLOCKP p. NJ. lot lettered r, George W.
Risrs duly recorded subdivision of part Of square
numbered l4l. in the city of Washington. ID. q.
This lot has front Of % feet street north and
121 feet 18th street and proved by three
story brick residence with large back building aud
brick stable on rear Of lot.
Terms of sale; one-third Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance IN TWO equal instalments
spectvely one and two years after the dste of SALE
with interest AZ cent able semi
annualy 10 be secured by the purchasers notes and
deed OF trust ON the property or ali In cash. at tie
chaser's option.
AL conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
deposit OF 81 30 Will be required at the time OF sale.
II the terms OF sale are not complied with twenty
days after day Of sale, the property will be resod
the risk and cost OF the aefaul ing party.
REGINALD FENDALL.
I'D Trnlsf
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mh3l-dSds
NNHoMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FoUR.sToRY BRICK
RESI- ENCE, NO. 1909 u STREET NORTH

By virtue of three deeds Of trust dated respec-
lively the 18th day of April, 1883. and duly re
corded in Llber No 1883; folio 494 ct seq one OF Ii
the Land Records for the District of Columbia, and the
25th day of June. 1883. and duly recorded IN Liber
1O4l foiio 4ss et SEQ one OF the Lane RECORDS Tor
AUGUST 1854, and duly recorded in Liber 1885, folio
l0 seq, of the Land Records for the district
OF Columbia. and by direction OF the party secured
ia ereby, the undersigned trustees viii sell TUES
DAY. the SEW NTEENTH DAY OF April. 1883. at
FOUR O'CLOCK p. =, in front of the premises, the
following described real estate situate in the city Of
Washington District OF Columbia to wit: Part OF lot
No y in square No 2SS, beginning for the at the
southwest of said lot thence north ninety
(96) Ieet: thence east twenty-five CPD feet:
thence south ninety-six 800 feet; thence west
Cs2) fe to the place Of BEGINNING together with
the improvements, which consist OF fourstory brick
residence, containing ten rooms, being No. 1903 O
street northwest.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equsl
payments at six and twelve months with notes bear
ing interest at per cent per annum until paid, aud
cash option of purchaser. All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost deposit of 500 will
be required the time of sale II the of sale
complied with in ten days. the trustees the
right resell property the risk aud cost Of the
defsulting purchaser.
ap5-dts ALBERT L. STURTEvANT,S Afus'ees
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
II tor ialtimorr and tOtomac River Landings
steamer SUI Capt GeOghesan. leaves stepneusou,s
Wharf every SUNDAY, at O'Clock y. " River
freight must be prepaid
For further information, apply TO
m3-6m an street S6ar.
L'oR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND THE SOUTH
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leave. Washington
Steamer JANE hOSELEY Tuesday aud THURSDAY
at pm. and sunday II pm.
Steamer Leary lands Piney Point going sndrstura-
Sioseley lands at Cornheld Harbor going and retura-
ing.
Knox and 1oyds express will call and check OAs-
gage AZ hotels and private residences. leevnono-cAA
Leary. 14o-S. Moseley, "a. Fare. s2.
W. ~. MtLI ii, SUIT, r. h. "a.
GEO X PHILLIPS. SUIT. and s. c. ca
Mt. VERMONT Mt. VERNON.
STEAMER ". W. ooRcoRAN
Leaves Sth-street wharf daily sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings down - Cslymont Il
10 O'Clock g. IL Aeturling reaches washiastSs
sl6 l. L BLAKE Captain
IrOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NkM IRON STEAMER -MAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9Th 8. wharf ON MONDAYS. THuksDAYS
and SATURDAlsN am keturning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY pm- touching at River Land
inss far Nomini Greek. Currioman. w.. aud 81
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b aud o. X r ss
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN D. PAD0LT1. AT.
G W. RIDLEY. Manager. jzx5
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