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T,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. I'M
OrR9yEE sp BY MoUsE, No. 1928 FIFTEENTH

Dy virtue Of q decree passed by the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia in equity No 1806
docket "a. wherein Mary E. Ihomas and others are
cornplainants and William w. Thomas and others are
premises, On FRIDAY Shs SIX *, pay OF JULY.
lowing property, in tine city OF Washington District
Of Columbia Part OF original lot numbered thirty
ginning on 18th street at point - 7la feet north
Of the southeast Of said lot and thence
north 10 712 feet. and thence west 30 feet thence
south 10 7l2 fevt and thence east 90 the be-
ginning. improved b. frame dwelling house
Terms of eale a. prescribed by the third
Of the purchase money ii. cash. yabe the da, II
SALE within ten days Their after third in vne
year. and third in egesn months after day u
SALE with Interest said deferred payments at Che
rate OF six per cent per UNI until paid or ali the
purchase money be paid IN cash any time with
in days after the day sae the title 10 ~ with
hsld nntn All the purchase money Y pad deposit Of
sncne At the purchasers II terms Of aale are not
complied with IN ten days after the day OF salc he
Trustee the right resell the riss and Cost
Of dsfaulting purchxser after nye sdyersnE
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trustex.
Room 8, Webster Ia BUILDING
otaEQ ". STTCKNEY. Auctioneer $50 u je25
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w. l.. Douo1As
e3 SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.

The only fine Calf SO Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails stylish and durable rs
those costing as S. aud having tacks or nails to
wear the stocking or hurt the feet, makes them
comfortable and well-ftting as a hand-seued shoe
Buy the best. None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom Nv. L Douglas 81 shoe. warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS 81 SHOE the original and only
hand-sewed welt 81 shoe which equals custom made
shoes costing from SO to 50.
W. l. DOUGLAS $50 SHOE is une.celled, for
heavy wear.
". L. DOUGLAS 90 SHOE is worn by all boys and
Is thebest school shoe in the world
All the above goods made in Congress Button
and Lace and If not sold by your dealer. write W. L.
DOUGLAS Brockton. Mass
For sale in Washington by b. RICH SONS. 1922
and 1924 9TH st.: Ii. GoLDsTEIN. el2 9TH St A.
S0MMERS. SOL 7th St: MRS. GEO. HOFFMAN, 49i
Pa ave. NV Georgetown. b. NoRDLINGER 3l24
Bridge ST. Alexandra, Il 1. SIMPSON.
ap26-thkm-3m
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The Courts.

POLICE CouRT-Judge Miller.
Saturday, VIM. Parker and Richard Steward,
colored, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days ea:h. Frank
Boyd, do; do. Daniel S!oper, Louis Kohler, James
Brown, Thomas Smith, Benjamin Brusen, and
J. II. Williams, disorderly conduct; $ or Is days
each. VIM. L. Hawkins, do; collateral forfeited
Oscar Jacobs, profanity; s. or days. James Nc
Cracker. cruelty TO animals; collateral forfeited
John Ready, do; do. VIM II. cooper profanity |;
do Frank Waters, in1uring tree; DO. Joseph
Dickerson, disorderiy conduct; do.
POLICE CoURr-.Judge Miller.
To-day, Geo. Green. carrying a pistol; $50; col
lateral forfeited. Georgia Carter. trespass on
parks; IS or days Joseph Churchill anI Mary
Newman, disorderly conduct; s. or ID days each
Joseph johnson, do; do. Lucy Robinson, vag-
rancy; bonds or 80 days Robert Parker, profan-
ity; $ or days. John Thurman, colored. cruelty
TO animals: s. or ID days. VIM. Blackburn, dis
orderly conduct; do. Louisa Blackburn, colorej
profanity; S. or z days. Frederick Weaka, vag-
rancy; bonds or 30 days. DAM Christie do A: do
Mary Brooks, profanity; 8 or 7days Jerry simms,
colored, do; do. Ida Mitchell. cOlored, vagrancy
bonus or 90 days. Mary Henderson, colored, dis
orderly conduct In county; s. or Z days. David
Oliver, vagrancy; bonds or 30 days. John Ander-
son and Alice Savoy, dls1rderly conduct; pers nal
bonds. Marie Marshall, c.: s. or Is days. Frank
Duroin and Jerry O'Day.. profanity; collaterals
forfeited. VIM. Thomas do; do Michael ODay
and John Sullivan, iadecent exposure; DO.
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Transfer. OF Real Estate.

Deeds In Zee have been HE'D as f0lIoWs: I. E
wsgyaman ct al, trustees TO J. s. Mason. lot 4.
block 90. Z. Bauf to Rosina N. Mayer part s.
50. $40; $500. T. VI. Green to Ida ID. crane,
John Stephen. one-thirIieth interest =, So 81;
$500. r. J. Washington, atty, TO II. NJ. Marsha all
et al, interests OF Lord Calvert. &C.; 3. b. F..
Garrgues ct al, TO W. l. Brumhall ct al, in trust,
lots l, and IL, So IL. and part IL, 50. 142, 3.
N. ID. Humes to John Hockemyer, sub TO- 50. 4S6;
-. 750 ID. orc. Callaghan to c. q. Thorn, part Is,
81 374; SIS, $50 Dora King to Fanny Thompson,
part l:s8 b. 8 addition to West Washington; $500.
G. J. Hillyer TO A. G. Draper, sub 81, So 10;
do. e $3.50. r. L shipley sur. trustee, TO F. VI.
Detweiler, part IL, 50. 374: SS.O25. c. c. Meador
et al. TO Richard Lightbown. sub go, 81 and 81,
part 20. ST. 3s4; $1,000. " Wilson ct al, trustees,
10 W. Z. Lewis, subs 20 to 81, block 2 Trinidad;
k525OQ6
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AUCTION SALES.
NCANSON BROS, Auctioneers, 9th aud D sts.n. W

nUNCANsON BROS. ,Auctioneers, 9th and stan W.
REGULAR SALE BY AUCTION AT THE ROOMS
On TUESDAY. JrNE TWENTY SIXTH,
H0I,D FuRNTTURE AID GE2ERALh C MER.
CHAMDIsE, BEING II PART PAkLOR FUR.
NITURE, bedroom AND DINING-ROOM
FURNII uRF, KlTCHEN FURNITURE. CON:
sIGNMENT OF NEW CLOCKS, AL o LOT
CIGARS. FRAMED AND UNFRAMED EN-
CRAVINGS, OIL PAINTING, nc, &c. DESKS
AND PIGEON-HOLES. CROCKtRY AND GLASS
WARE. AND A GENERAL ASSURI MENT OF
OTHER GOODS. 1t
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amusemscnss Tonight
AIBArsH'S-"FraD iavolo."
HARRIs,.-'Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde"
PANORAMA BUILDING. OF shiloh"
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Condemned Locals.

Articles ofincorporatipn were'filed saturday by
the Washington Library Association, the object OF
which Is 10 create and promote the growth OF
private libraries. The 5igners were Cornelius j..
Sheehy, Wilson l. Baker and Annie j. Sheeby.
There were about three hundred trees blown
down on Saturday evening In the storm, mostly In
the northwest section and In West Washington.
Joel g. Lathrop, forty-hve years old, was found
dead In his bed at the Mount Vernon House, 4So
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, last night, and his body
was taken TO the mOrgue at the sixth precinct
VIM Proctor colored, was charged IN the Police
Court Saturday with attempted robbery OF the
residence Of JAS g. Donnelly, corner 14th and
streets and was held for the action OF the grand
Jury.
Thos r. Burley, colored, was overcome by the
heat at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street saturday afternoon.
Pioneer Council No. I, Sons OF Jonadab, saturday
night elected Officers follows: Past chief. l. X.
Took; worthy Chief Adam p Funk: vice chief, DIR.
j. a. Mclean; worthy patriarch, John Tyler, tr.
treasurer, Edwin Mullen: recording secretary,
Jas. A. Reed; secretary, JAS W. Shomo.
In the list OF grammar school pupils promoted
to the High school from the fourth division the
name OF Amy Law was Inadvertently omitted.
The Court In General Term to-day appointed
Jno. p. Anderson a constable.
Mr. Clarence Z. Moulton, who was on last Friday
admitted to the bar OF the District supreme Court
OF this District left Saturday evening, IN COM
pany with Justice Field for Portland, Greg, where
Mr.. Moulton will enter upon the practise OF his
profession.
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Bors CrorHrse
10 BE SOLD AT oNE-HAIF IT'S VALUE
We have bought $50 Boys Suits, ages Is to H. the
samples s . clothing drummer
Suits worth $40 10 sold ~ $3.50
Suits worth $500 to be sold 1T 400.
Suits worth $3.50 20 be sold 1t a4.25.
snits worth 1910 TO be sold At a. SO.
The goods are manufactured by one Of the leading
New York houses. and hrst-csss every respect
consider them the best bargains offered in tLis
line. Would auy,se our customers TO cal early 20
HoLLANDER BROS,
3e22-3ts 1917 Fennsylssn1s NV.
lust WHAT PROPERTY owxKRs NEED.
Perfect HIND Fire. Extsnsussher vim ssvs thou
sands q Alsrs Call . sddless for partiruiArx
UARRlSOA KNIT General Agents..
Agents wnnted- js1o1ojul1
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CITY ITEMS


Now 10 the Time for Picnics.
BUy YOUR OUTFITS
At The FAIR, S12 9TH street northwest
We viii sell, Tuesday, June g.
Wooden Plates, sc. a dozen
Embossed Picnic Mugs for sc.
Patent Glass Lemonaders PIC.
Picnic Baskets all styles
Hammocks at reduced prices.
Timed Teaspoons, Sc. q package.
Tablespoons, &c. "
Baseball Bats, &c. up.
Lawn Tennis aud Croluet Sets
Cutter-ouilt Boats for soc.
We Will also sell
Two-String Brooms for &c.
good 3-String Broom for lac.
A Splendid 35c. 81 Dom for 22c.
i The FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV.
Pointed P0intletS; for Men only!
You Will save forty cents on every dollar by get
ting your Flannel Outing shirts at c. AUERBACH's
Mems Furnishings, Hats, and Sewing Machine
Rooms, 7th and II. Most complete assortment in
the city. g
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y
Royal Clues mends China, GlassWooi,S &C.
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TTHoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF HohsEs CARRIAGES. HAIR.
oM E N nv Fl rSns y ,ss
rooms will sell several Driving aud Working Horses;
j25-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
T'RTIssTIEEIEs,, e. SALE OF a TW,,sTQRY AND
STREET NoRTHEAsT. w. *
y y .ps rs OF deed e b trust 10 dated Max
the land records of the District Columbia We
Xxi psP H pf SAY fG ST 6 s pSfsss
Fl. O'CLOCK IN. al that certain piece or parcel
of Columbia, known and described and being lot
eeraea Of square nuSrsd Sir
and twenty-eight t62Sl.
two years with interest per cent per
num- payable seniannnaly. or al cash; at the option
sale settlement to BE- made within ten days from date t
sell at s and me f
purchaser after five days public notice OF such resale
in some newspaper ''Rlihe &ahsE Trsssa
opgNcANsoN Bios. = ' 1fD''Ss'
je21-d&ds Auctiopeers
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
Nos, i2l6, %21s, 2220 AMI 2$a2 g STREE
sEE AID N VacnST Eo LARGE BRICK SRA
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
District Of olumb 9, we will sell on MONDAY, the
NINTH DAY OF JULY. AID. 1883. ut HALF-PA,T
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the premises. ali
those certain pieces or parcels Of land premises
or plat Of Warrington city. District Of
Columbia, and being ali Ut original Lots NUMBERED
two and In square numbered hfty-seven IS ~ the
said lots embracing: Sab lots ninsteen t19) twenty
CID. twenty-four cal twenty-five t25), twefity-six
l26). twenty-seven t21) and twenty (2S) in
John hites subdivision. recorded in book folio
26 Of the records Of the surveyors Office OF the Dis
tlict Of Columbia.
Terms to be made known at time of sale and are To
be complied with in twenty days property viii be re.
posit Of 500 will be required piece Of prop
erty when bid Is accepted
je25-d&ds JAS. Ii. MARI. irusSees.
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A Coop INvEsTMENr.-An interesting feature OF
the exercises OF the Youths Missionary society
yesterday morning In the North Presbyterian
Church. was the presentation OF the proceeds OF
an investment OF two cents each by sixty-four
members OF the society. The capital OF two cents
each was advanced by the society three months
ago. and the members receiving the same Invested
In pop corn, sugar, etc., manufacturing candy,
cakes and popped corn; some in threads OF differ
ent kind and cloth, making lace, embroideries and
household articles, and others gave magic lantern
exhibitions &C., or sold EVENING STARS. The total
result or the investment OF 81 % was over $50
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nR MULLER. SPECIALIST OF THE EYE EAR
IL and Throat, has removed TO 628 18th Cd ~
Once hours from 70 II =. N. and from to and
to7p m my1-2ms
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Drowned in the Canal.
JEALOUS woMAN's TRAGIC FATE-HER LOVE
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER

JEALOUS WOMANS TRAG1C FATE-HER LOVER
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER.
Agnes Watson, colored woman, was found
drowned Saturday night in the canal at the foot
OF Both street, In West Washington. Frederick
Barber, colored employe OF the Independent Ice
Company, who Is charged with the MURDER was
arrested about 10 O'Clock last night In the house
OF Armstead Jackson, at the southwest corner OF
9th and streets southwest. An inquest was
held yesterday afternoon by Coroner Patterson,
ana the fact was ELECTED that the dead woman
had recently been deserted by Barber for Celia
Mahoney. and impeued by jealousy she followed
Barber TO Celia's house, on Goth street. quarrel
occurred there between the Two. and Barber, IL
was stated knocked the woman down. When he
left the house she followed him, and they went
down 30th street toward the canal The colored
people along the street heard Barber threaten TO
throw her In the canal, and after while they
heard a scream followed by splash
in the water. It seems that no one
hurried to ascertain what was the matter and
when assistance arrived the body OF the unfortu-
nate woman was lying In about feet OF water
IL feet below the path. Barber returned up the
street and disappeared. 1t is claimed that the
woman was drunk and fell into the water. Barber
says that the woman seized him when they reached
the canal bank and attempted to drown both. In
order TO save himself he was compelled to shake
her on into the water. The woman's body was
removed yesterday from the station-house in West
washington to the house OF her sister, on 26th
street. and was buried to-day.
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Rosina VI. Mayer has bought Of U. Bauf for
$500, part lot g. square 349 fronting 20 Feet on
10th street, between street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Ida D. Crane has bought for
$1,000 OF F. NJ Green, SUB lots 1O4 TO log, square
13, 62 feet inch by 100 on street, between 18TH
and 10th streets northwest C. G. Thorn has
bought for s15,:pJO OF d. orc. Callaghan et al,
trustees, part Is, square 374 fronting % feet 1O
inches, known as 9lS street northwest. r. NJ.
Detweiler has bought for s.. 02 OF +. NJ. Shipley,
surviving trustee part II, square 374, fronting %
feet inches on street, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest. w. OBrten has bought for
5000 OF stephen Gatti, part 20 square 314 'front.'
ing 20 feet IL \ inches by n feet On 9th street,
between II aId streets northwest. W. F. Lewis
has bought OF n. Wilson ct al, Is lots on the
Trinidad tract, for $5,2509a.
d. Loughran has bought, for s22, 200, Of D. orc.
Cailaghan, ct al, trustees, sub lot A, square $50,
corner OF and 10th streets northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications for the 8. hours commencing at D. m.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, Della
ware, and virgl mia, stationary temperature, light
10 fresh westerly winds. fair weather.
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DIED OF HIS ISJCRIEs.-Mr. John F. Sebastian,
Vermont avenue and streets, Thursday morning,
died OF his injuries this morning. His funeral
viii take place nom the residence OF his father,
noon, at o'clock
assaulted his WIFE AND BROKE OPEN DOOR
William Storks. painter, was before the Police
Court to-day, charged with aSSauiting his wife
Cora, and with breaking his sister-in-aw's front
door. 1t was shown that they had some trouble
yesterday morning, and the husband left the
house and went across the river and returned in
the afternoon. His wife had gone TO her sisters
house on NJ street, and he went there and broke
the trouble and made threats toward his wife. He
was required TO give bonds in the sum OF 500 or
stand committed six months for the assault, and
was fined s. for breaking the door.
BURGLARY.-Afce Barker, No. 3O22 NJ street.
reports that Saturday evening her room was
entered by breaking a lock rrom the door, and
CHARM and two gold rings
FINED FOR PRoFANITY.-Rebecca Pontdexter
charged with using profane language on NJ street.
forfeited s. collateral IN the Police Court to-day.
GRAIN REcEIPTs.-Canal boat Beuah arrived
yesterday with 1000 bushels OF wheat and 80 tons
OF hay re. I. Dunlap.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m-Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition.
80; receiving reservoir, temperature. 20; cond-
ton at north connection, So; condition at south
connection. SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, IS; condition at infuent gate-house, 49,:
condition at eilluent gate-house. 80. High tide
In the river To-Day at e:2s p. m, low toe ut $3.50.
A PRESENTATION TO THE MYSTERIOUS CLUB.-Last
night the Mysterious Club was presented by Mr.
A Frey, the artist, with fe-siZe portraits OF the
founders OF the club and the past and present
Officers. The portraits were those OF John NJ.
Young. Jas. g. Gettinger, Thos. n. Walsh, Chas. C..
Langley, John .. Daughton. Geo. W. BesIey, John
Burns, and A. Dallas tucker. Mr.. Frey made The
presentation speech, and the response was made
by the president, John 3. Daughton.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the regular meeting
OF Capital ComInandery No. 323 u. o. G. c.. Sat
urday evening, the following of1cers were elected
to serve Tor the ensuing term: n. c., j. B. Diver;
v. N. C., Miss NJ, McCutcheon; prelate, W. NJ. Pot
ter h. of r, MIS- n. j. Peabody +. K. OF r., b. p
Murray: treasurer, l.. X. Mahoney.
FINE BUILDING lot on 10th street, near street
northwest, Will be sold tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'CLOCK this street is rapidly being built up
with handsome residences and those desiring f1ne
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fSiaFnw.llns 1se, O. 7I6 F st. g. W.. sr. .saa az
1893 ia9e H FanUs F. t9
iie5 st. NV 1880 ssh 81
.Sa issh ST. NV. 99s Soandsry "; ".
sa1 Can St. ir 5 a3st r Sc w rass
1908 9th st. sr. 80 "a Mass sv n 80
s ST. aSs ut
2102 St y w. sr. * * l4 l; $50 st nv sr ~ 40
sai SIsa s s Il SS sg
Y9 ,3i e :, NV; y; 20 III 81 Z a. e 90 20
i li goss 8 ~: Srs5. g Sit Ct ne. s.I % g
s s. :: e q Z ~: = :. i
{sss s 4 NV iss sIa, q b. 5;
1850 i. l. ave. q .....30 l.e Miissn st. Il
f fss5 l s 4. liz j: ~ n
ye23 b q. WARNER = CO. GIG nnw
TNoR RENT-s8s 90 NEW Io-kooM ARTISTIC
Brick rSxS ss %,n'e 1s, and d.S nish :. mod
sss-Fh1ss :..oTs s sr,sf 10y liz NV
;sssds ir VIZ 'Fa sISanas
EoR REST-.ss pEENssyLyg,a. a. AVE. ssToRY
1888 1s;n ss1ss SEst sSS
iosn sna Il
wye 4 S iisEs s:'is E:s$
NOR RENT-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE IN
F northwest section. m- l.. Pleasantly aud conve-
nenrly located or pxrlor second hoor en- suite Al
summer rates. Apply to W. F. HOLTzMAE, 1885 +
st. ". 1o23-2ts
TYOR RENT = COMPLETELY FURNISHED
IL House of ten rooms; linen. silver. &c In George
town. ON line OF st. cars. MCGOWAN 4 CAMP-
TyOR RTNT-8-KOONl D BRICK HOUSES NEAR
II the Government Pn ting cfice ut xls. also. de-
eirsole houses near eth 1t. aw. < A. AciA Il e
91S st. NV. 3e23-3t
TNOR RENT = FURNISHED HOUSES IN THE
il northwestern part Of the city d $40 per month
HanSsome house near Dupont Circle 10 November II
1888, at very low rent HILL JOHNSTON. S35
18th st. NV. je23-3t
TNOk RENT-HAND6ONELY FURNI HE'D HOUSE
IL north vorythng complete for lousek eep1nr.
siiyrr hfeu etc. Viii rent until end Il session q
;ongsr Il aeslred. A. B.. star ofhce. 3e23-3ts
TNOR RENT = HANDSOMELY TURGisH IN
ID house: six rooms and 18th: o35 Per month from
July I to October !. xl33 st nv. lts
1,OR RENT-A FINE HOUSE, POS L ST nv
u q rooms, al modern improvements ApplY "a
n. q JOhk60N. 71o 13tn 1t nv. 3s6-lR
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MCGOWAN CAMPBELL

o i.il- Inns.
VroR sALE-NEw FLEvEN-RoOM DWELLING
Tor $1,000. This 10 one OF the handsomest finished
houses N city Tor price. and within tao squares %
capitol Park south eAposure, opp. peautifnl ark
1r.2-M u d MlMlt. laia st
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t,cksALE--AT ABAiGAIN-BoCsE. NEw BRICK;
II IL raonls aud bath elegantly fiui he'd thruuhoutl
latest improvements. hardwood nantes with mirrors:
stained noOrs. handsome porches and grounds sur
rounding Premises Gail al $40 Maple ave l. il
Park s2.So0.oF $4,000 cash required jcs.,-u
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FINE BUILDING lot on 10th street, near street
northwest, Will be sold tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock, this street is rapidly being built up
with handsome residences and those desiring fine
building lots should attend. See advt
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IfoR sALE-I WILL SELL sPLENDID BRICK
house BIB IA st .. o.. q. size OF lot 2OxlsO CONE
tSinifg and hath latels placed thoraush or.
der Price. $500. ell 700 csu remain IroI-rty as
long as desired JULIUS LANSBIk,s.
lc23-Sg
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ADMISSIONS TO THE BAK-In the Court In Gene
RAJ Term this morning. on motion OF Mr.. W. j.
Auer, walter A Johnston, OF Maryland, was ad-
initted 10 the Oar. On the report OF the examln-
ing committee oy Judge wiiiougnby, i. T. Chaplin
A. W. Bright, ]. r. Williams, MONTGOMERY Blair
stephens and q. c. Rush, were also admitted 10
the bar. Also Charles L. Fairman, or MARYLAND
On motion u Mr.. NsCloskey.
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MARSHALL HALL
M steamer ". W. CoRCORAN will leave at 10 am
tor Marshall Hall reaching Washington at pm
SUNDAYS
Steamer W. W. CORCORAN will make three trips to
Marshall Hall during the summer months leaving at
1880 am, 80 ard D. 80 pm. reaching Washington
at z, ), and 80 pm.
6TH, SATURDAY, JULY 7rH. and every Friday
aud saturday thereafter during the summer months,
ing at 10 and 9 lo p.m and reaching the city at
and ~ 80 p.m
First-class catering in dining room at the Fan.
Lunch, coffee mix. buttermk ice, fruit &C.. supplied
excursionists je19-2m
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LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE from
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Blue AND BROWN English serge suits, war
ranted fast color, reduced 10 IS.
EIsENaS Bros, 7th and E.
Manufacturing cIothlers and tallOrs.
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NOR SALE-HoUsES.
20 10 l-Aa Il -

Ihe above = only portion Of tho property on ny
hoaks. For WI -t cal Odicr for bui=tin issual "A
The LIST and 18th pe22l TEos. 4. wAGGAMAN.
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