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0asssoing sAs Wsrk - tie Essesrsc
Read Before he New Law Hsss lass
Effect.


Read Before she New Law Hoss Int
Effect.
The work on the Bckingtoo and Soldiers' Home
Electric Railroad y being pushed forward rapidly.
The rails have been lad Tor Q considerable
distance On New YORK avenue, and yesterday
morning workmsn began setting up the pols&
This Afternoon the poles wsrs up al the way from
TN street 70 North Capitol street From 7th 70
Sth they had been strsngthsnsd ana the excava-
lions about their bases had been filled up. From
9Th street east the poles presented N irregular
appearance - they had not been strengthened
These poles ere placed . hundred feet apart.
They are made IN three sections the lower
one being about six inches IN diameter, and
the upper ones narrower. They stand, when In
position about 20 feet high, and AZ the top n
croos-ptece about Q OF feet long. From the ends
OF mis- cross-ptece over the tracks either side
will be suspended the electrtc wire. Every other
pole has topmast OF ADDITIONAL section, or
teet high, extending above the cross-piece. This
is Intended 70 support cluster OF incanoescent
electric ughtA The contractor engaged In putting
up the poles said TO q STAR reporter to-day thai
ne had met with many obstacles In the way OF bad
ground for excavations and bad weather. but still
mad made good progress The overhead wires
have 70 be strung before the 18th, or. II y held.
they cannot, under the Law, be strung at Al The
contractor u therefore, making all haste.
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BYRNE. On Monday, September 10. 1888 EDITH
Funeral from her perents' residence 4lo street n
", "Wednesday at IL O'Clock = m Relatives and
frlends invited 70 attend
CURRAN. September 10Th, 1855. MARY C CUR
Funeral from her late residence, 74O Twenty second
street northwest Wednesday, st s O'Clock o. m.
McDoNALD. Suddenly. ON September 10. lsss, st
IL 55 am. JOHN X. son OF sween and Isabella No
Donald aged twenty -eisht year,. seven months and
Funeral from his late residence No ESQ Eleventh
street southeast at O'Clock pm on wednesday. sep
tenber IL. 1883 kestves and friends are invited 70
attend
McMAHoH; On Tuesday. Aurust II. Isss. ct 10
Funeral Wednesday afternoon ~ 5 p m from his
parents' resldsnce. o5l street northeast frends
and relatives invited % attend
PghIH RE-, ssY,s%Ssr 70 lsss MILLIAn
e9eo sixteen months and two weskA
Pest his suffering, pest his pain
Do not wsep for tears vain.
For our hssis d.iiins Is nov .sr.s
Funsrsi from 1921 wyle street nortbessI i2tA
instant. 4 p. m. baltimore sun piesss oopy.l
, SCOTT ,, On ass S;5ad HG
D fsnsss from his LATE bona No 10 ess.s rse. 20
and reistivss invited % sttsad
sKIDMoRE. On sepssu.esr 70: lsss. MARTHA
fs as fiji fiji Re ..s s ssa1s.
stssnd.
UPHASS q Tc ;:s,y - s, "a, z ;. lsss sss
Upnann. ber late rssdsncs ass osxth street. soutk
west susd twenty -ssven yeap
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms 10 The Star.
THE MAINE ELECrI0N.


ACS0mty Whefo the RSpuoltco0o Mooo
Heavy Gains.
PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. 1l.-Fourteen towne In
Knox County, give lea republican plurality. The
same towns In 1Ss6 gave 252 democratic plurality.
Tne republicans elect senators, representatives
probate.
CALAIS NE, Thirty six towns In Wash-
ington County give BurleiGh 4,345; P1tman. 30SS
Inc same towns In 1885 gave Bodweu 3. SGT; I'd
wards. 2,776.
The county entire will give nearly 800 mAJori.
~, against ESQ two years ago.
The senate Probably SOlidly Repub.
licam.
PORTLAND, NE. Sept. 11.-Returns from yester-
days election show that the republicans have
certainly gained one In Waldo County and two
In York County. This makes the Senate unAni-
NOUS. unless possibly one or both Of the nominees
slaughter.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID sCENERY

STEEL RAILS MAgNIEIGENT EQUIPMENT
'Hs9ss SIsHz MS saz ASs ' e gS
fH Pull 1estibulsd Carr. q. 9:5O Am daily Fast
with Sleeping Cars from Pittsburx 70 Cinennati
EEsstsrn sSpress ss 40 pm daily, with Sleeping
Louisyife and Memphis Pscisc Express, 1000
through Sleeper to Pitisburx and Pittsburs 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Csnandaisus and Rochester daily: for Buf.
s asss! ssssiSseS asSoD
For New York and he East 7;ao, 900. II 100. and
Sunday so s 1929 sna 1 1000 o.. on
l1:20 pm Lmited Express of Pullman PsEior
Carr Az 40 ;,p daily except sunday and s4s
For Boston without chance. 200 pm. every day.
'' =
rsss transfer to Fulton S street avoiding double
rs lS.Sg So Il sS 81 10 e Sum ssa
For .I Siq qpsc e;sS gS SS ss9 1:s
a4oS 200 az 70 90 .pd = 20 D g syn
70, taS sS afS a.! 1873 and a 0 pm s.
.:s 5sss:;: r.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD,
For Alexandria 600. 9 :35. $40, e:45, 1857 Am,
12;04 noon 2:05, AIS s: 100. $3.50, 6: O5 :OS
1927 AM, so, 5:55. sos. and EOS pm 80
Accommodation for Quantico. 90 pm. weef-daya
r. and 8 :Oo pm daily. except sunday
500, 9:10. 1915, 1l:O7 Am 100, 500 ): 23
5:1O, 100, 9::!2 10:42 and II 90 pm. On Sun.
and 10 :42p.m
Tickers and information ct the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania Avenue and a
the station where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage 70 destination from hotels and reidsncs
CHAS Z PU0H, J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. Iau6l Gen. pa Agent
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BrILDIsG AssocIATIoS.-At the sixty-sixth
monthly meeting OF the Citizens Equitable Build
Ing Association last night, at GOddard's Hall,
twenty shares OF stock sold at an average OF ls0.
The subscription 10 the new series (hIthl now
amounts 20 I, $50 shares.
CATTLE MAkKET.-The following sales OF live
stock at Droyer's Rest yesterday reported: ls5
cattle up and sold. Best, 4asac.; good. 3ka4;
medium, 3a3hc.: common. 2s a3c. 90 sheep and
lamps-lambs, Oh aoAc.; sheep, 3a3&c.; calves.
4aoc- ID COWS and Calves sl5af4O per head.
Market for cattle SOW; sheep aud lambs good.
a. m-Great Falls. temperature. 81; condition.
q; receiving reservoir, temperature, az; condi-
ton at north connection. 10; condition at south
connection, 81; DISTRIBUTING reservoir, tempera-
ture, 20; condition at infiuent house ~; con-
ditlon at eniuent gate-house, % High tide In the
river to-day at IL IN. low tide at Q 30 p. IN
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Capitol Topics.

Capitol T0ptcss
THE FOURTH OF JULY CLAIMS BILL PASSED.
The senate this afternoon passed the bill to pay
what are known a. the 4th OF July claims, appro-
priating $108, COO.
NOT m THE RECORD.
The remark OF Senator Mitchell yesterday in
regard TO Senator Morgan, which was regarded as
personally offensive to the latter, does not appear
In the Record this morning. tits understood that
some sort OF mutual agreement was reached by
which the personal allusion was to be omitted
Hence 1t u said that the matter win not be re-
newed.
THE CHrNK1H BILL TAKEN Up AGAIN.
The Senate this afternoon resumed consideration
OF the Chinese restriction bill that recently passed
the House. Mr.. Stewart took the floor and urged
the immediate passage OF the bill
OLD CLAINA
communication from the Acting Secretary Of
War; sent to the Senate to-day, contained LIST of
all claims certified to be due by accounting
ofncers Of the Treasury since the last annual re-
port. IL shows that claims amounting TO
$26&S6l. 76, all for army transportation, remain
10 be paid.
The Missouri and Texas C0ngressmen VIII ban.
quot Mansur, OF Missouri, and Moore, OF Texas to-
night congratulAting them upon their renomina-
ton By acclamataon, at $40 street, Ma Ander-
soma
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OUNoANsoN BROS, Auctionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES NO. 4A4 SIX

BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES NO. 444 SIX.
AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue VI Q decree Of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed in
and Alberta II King and Others were defendants' and
an1Tn :: E9Hity cause No I6252 nSsnst 2S will
FIVE O'CLOCK p. IL, sell at public auction. In front
Of the premises sl Of that lot parcel Of land stu
and known - and being Lot thirty 1880, in square
numbered four hundred and sixty I'VE 81 improved
by two-story frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale q prescribed by said decree One
third Of the purchase money in cash in
70 b secured BY the notes Of the purchaser and .
the purchasers option A deposit Of 400 required
on the day Of Sale o be closed within ten days
FRONT day Of SALE the trustee the right
TO resell at the cost and rsk Of the defsultinR pur-
chaser. BENJAMIN y. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
Re7-dkda Once. 49C IOuiaiana n
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JuDD & DErwrrnra, PR1srrns
420-422 11TH 81. N. w., Warrington. q. O.,
Have the largest Office and the most complete appara-
tus In the city, aud are prepared to execute all
work speedily, promptly, and at low prices.
WORK FOR POLITICIANS
BUSINESS MEN,
LAWYERS.
DOCTORS &C.. 30.
Promptly DONE and at prices - low q good work
be produced. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Fine Scientific work carefully executed
Ledgsrs and Blank Books made to order.
auXS-2w
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHokr ROUTE TO LONDON,

80, To southampton lLondon. Hsvre1 Bremen.
Aler We'd sept. AZ. 10 q m; kidsE. bat. espk
Is. IA hms. iuss:- sept IL. 8 p. N !; sssie
rrsye We'd. Sept. 20. o am.
Somfortsbls ssatssoo@s. sxsellsnt tah,A luu3ouus
ysrds berth. according 70 locstop "a cebin, o60s
Sss f. :s. ave- . Ell "a Iii CO. Ri2fS st
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GOV. HILLS DISSEMINATION.
Indications that IL Will be Practically
UnanimOuSs

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. 1.-There Is quite rush
for rooms at the different hotels The international
exposition, which is being held here has to great
extent been the cause OF the monopolization OF q
majority OF the rooms, and 1t seems certain that
the late arrivals to the democratic convention Will
have TO resort to their sleeping-car berths for
lodgings, so great has been the demand for ro0lnR
There Is every indication that the denomination
OF Gov. Hill will be speedy and unanimous. AL
the delegation in the city are unit on this, and
the names OF Leut-Gov. Jones and John Clinton
Gray for the Court OF Appeals will follow with
equal certainty.
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MAN RlEO.
IDu Ed.

JoNEs-CHERRY. On September 10. lsss st 81.
Barnahas church, Baltimore, by the Rev. A. r stry-
ker FRANK L. JONES u EMILY EkRN.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO 1917 H STREET ECRTH
WEST.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 18th day Of
June A d. 1875, and duly recorded In Liber No S33
folio 49, Of the land records Of the District Of
umbiA AID by the written direction Of the party se-
cured thereby win sell at pubic auction In front Of
the premtses 70 the highest bidder, MONDAY, the
SEXENTEENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1883,
st HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. all that certain
piece OF parcel OF land and premises situate in the City
Of Washington, District Of Columbus aud known and
designated and being part of lot numbered (5
IN Dsvidson,s subdivision Of square numbered two
hundred and eighty-seven esd beginning on II
street one hundred and forty -four feet three
lS) inches east from the southwest corner Of said
square thence north (o9 feet and eight (Sl
inches thence northeasterly parallel with New YORK
avenue twenty-five C23l feet aud six co. inches,
thence south sixty nine 500 feet and three ( inches
to street and thence with said street twenty
one C2 feet and six 90 inches the beginning with
the improvements ssid real estate will be sold clear
VI all taxes up TO June 80 1883. inclusive.
Terms. one-thtrd cash (of which deposit Of 600
be made ct the sale) and the balance in equal
tnstsments. payable In six and twelve months from
the day OF sale respectively for which the prQmissory
notes OF the purchaser. dated the day OF le and
bearing at the of six per cent per annum
from date until paid interest payable semi annually,
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold
must be given or the whole purchase money may. ct
the option OF the purchaser, be paid in cash
the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
days from the day OF sale the trustee right
to resell said real estate the risk and of the de-
faultng purchaser after I'VE days notice In the EVEN
ING STAB Newspaper. All conveysncing and recording
ct the expense Of the purchaser.
se4-l2t THOMAS Mc0ILL. Trustee
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hsndsrs the hair soft, piiaut and sisoy pso-
NOTES frssh srowth. and curss sruptivs dis
eases OF the scalp. Mary 4 Jsckson, Salem,
Aasa. writes: II have used Ayers HAIR visor
for n'imber Of ysars. and II has always s1vsn
me satisfsction. Il II an excellent dressins.
prsvenss the hair from turning gray. insurss
IL vigorous growth. and keeps the ssalp white
and clsan."
Several months ego my haaf eomE5aesd
falling out and in . few wssks wss almost
bald thought bottle Of Ayers Hair visor.
and, after using only part Of II my hsad was
covered with heavy growth Of h .x.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon orovs, Ky.
AYERS HAIR vI0oR
Prspsred by Dr.. J. O. Aver Co., Lowell.
Mas: Sold b. Drusgtsts and Psrfumers. ja2s
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Messn b H. Warner 3 Co, have Just made the
Following Gales: For W. W. Leibert to Daniel
Birtwell for $4,000, parts q lots and q, In
square 66z. situated on corner Of 9th and Mary
land avenue northeast ana containing about
11,6O0 square feet: for Chas W. King 20 Jno. h
Ramsdeil 70 Mary = Cooper, fur g 900. LOT q, In
square sos; for Estelle Il Dunlop 20 Elien vockey,
Mary .. Bischon, fcr a,755, lot g square l07; foe
Ma Wtlhelmins Blumenbufg 70 Frank + C0rbest,
for $4,000, lot q. square 500 tor ina H enyth 20
Asaph I. Bis has bought i0r Sla, 800 Ct Andrew
McCalum sub Ia "a. l94 20H by 100 teet On the
west side OF 18th street. between and 4 streets
northwest.
John c. Lang has bought Tor $500, q J. q
Mash, pit "a, 6ok - By q feot, On the corner Of
1 ana 4th streets northwest
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
FOR belumore and Potomac River LAndtnU.
Steamer SUI, GsRt Gsoghsgan. leaves etsphsnsoars
freight must Be prepaid
For further information, Apply to
sTEfHENsoN Z BRO,
mo-om 9TH street wharf
Mt VERMONT Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. cORCORAN
Leaves 7th street wharf daily Except sunday for M
vernon and ovef LAnolnGs ~ far down 0lymout q
10 O'clock q N. Returning. reaches Washingfon
sI6 L L BLAKE. Captain
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON sTEAMkR "wAKEFTELDw
Leaves 9TH ST. wharf ON MONDAYS, THURSDAYD
aud SATURDAYS ct q An Returning TUEoDAY9
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS =. M. touchtps ct RivoTLAnd-
Lsonsrdtown, Nd. Connects with b and o. . n e
sLspherds; See schsdule. JOHN b. PAD0ETT, AS1
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. S25
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.RORROW.

A UCTIoN SALE IN ANACosT1A.
"A Two NEW COTTAGES AND sEvERA VILLA
SITES ON SHANNON PLACE.
We are authorized 10 offer at public AUCTION on MED-
1855. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. two very
pretty Cottages Just with 81 rooms and
and large lots Also several Lots with afroneze
and so feet These Cottages offer splendid oppor
tunity to persons desire TO secure nice home.
shannon Place h improved with brick Sidewalk, kas
and trees and only block from the street. cars
Terms viii be easy, and VIII be made known on the
day Of sale DUNCANsON BROS.
ses-4t Auctioneera
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During the twenty -four hours ending 1t 1 o,clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
once g follows: Mary Z Nesle. white, ~ yesry:
Patrick Callahan, white. 50 years; John r. Nc.
Donald, white, 20 years; Mary C. Curren, white,
3 Emma 11 xSIis Se xnt yea John
white, years; George winston ooiorsd, % years.;
ArmsIead Hamilton, colored, 06 years; WIN. Lee
years.; Hester saicr coored years. IcS: q
Smith, colored, 80 years; Susan Scott colored. %
years; Laura Bumby, colored, 16 years; Oracle
years; Agnes Middleton, colofed, years: DAISY a
Cousin, oolored, years.
TIE HEBREW DAY or ArosExrNr.-Next Friday
emn day in the Jewish calendar. closin8 the neni-
SATURDAY win b the ssnth se day ia q
Tisnri the DAY OF atonement-Yom Kippur. It Is
until the appearance OF the nrst star on SATURDAY
evening.
TICKETS o. ADMISSION 10 nm souooaalTne
make an order governing me issuing Of tickets Of
e Ous Gcs
ssildins ssst TSSnsasy, r1;a.S aSd ;s s
q ssoa o sssoos n 4! aeS ne
and .cnolaA Trustee 1ish sayA must 70 tSsss and
A vExlaA1zS LADYS DRATH.-Hn Mayy Z
Meale. widow q the late Capt John = NealA Who
Sasd Sn ne ca inst VS. 9ns e sn -. 49, e
Of 81 Maya N1., - 16lQ she vs. eoucated u
0sosgstoMn Academy, and Ra.sed nnyrax q q
ssses i've cSicsso, ga iva % sss sSsss srssd
children rseeh o. age q maturity.
A MAxyLAxp ceurzs HAlz1D AZ IN oouns.
HousI-Roosst 6 Nozlsy. 8 yo1sg maa. q
tyelty-oea sn1 xsn.e y nox1H ~ e
tsrdsy b. Ssv. = 8. 6ailsy. ZitSoseh q Is
samo nano ana nom the sAmo nelghborhoo0-
01gnassoWn, Meaf0uoeU County, nd-shW
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Tar II,
PONDS EXTRACT b Known svssywhefs. and vsI
inertia tts reputation - the "rsoplss nsmsdy" end
univsrsa Pain Destroyer" For over forty yeass this
great vegetable compound has proved it, efficacy and
never failed 70 do it, duty when brought into =
IA Won IL Grcetest renovn e snponsr g ~ paa1t
f0ND's kxTRACT cures Burns. sunburnA ChsAne.
Hence s: ss VOLT 4se Tar f6So II
no tmitaSione my31
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The iollowins arg TIE opening and closing prices Of
wire 70 Oorson aud Mccartney. 1%11 street
Nama q. [ O. :. NQms 81 :. C
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By burning Hydronaphtao, Pastilles
therein. as they neutraliss and dispsl AL
PURIfYi1 disagreeable odors, and impart . frs-
esancs that IL stimulating and refresh
ing TO the SICK They drive out mos
THE Quitoss and other unwelcome insects
that annoy the sick - we'll - the
healthy. Asthmatlc and Hay fever sui.
SICK ROOM ferers viii ind permanent bsneht By In.
haling ths fumes Of the Pastillss. Sold
by Druggists ut Csc. sEABURY 3
JOHNSON, NJ. se10
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Nominated for Congress.

81. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 1.-THE Montana demo-
cratic territorial convention has nominated Hon.
w. A. Clarke for delegate In Congress-
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 11.-Nathan Frank, republican.
has been nominated by the union labor party OF
the ninth [St. Louis) district for Congress.
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SeU0tOr DeCk'0 COm01G1O0s
DIsQUIHTING RUAoRs WITH REGARD TO IT-HR WILL
NOT APPEAR AGAIN IN HIS SEAT THIS SESSION.
DisQuieting rumors are current with regard
to the health Of Senator Beck, who has been at
Fortress Monroe since the middle OF last week. In
quiry among his friends develops the fact
clans be has decided not to return to his duties
In the Senate until next session. 1t Ii re-
ported that he Is threatened with an
affection OF the heart, for which quiet and
retirement are deemed essential The Senator Is
q member OF the tarin subcommittee OF the SEN
ate, and, being the leader OF his
party in financial and polite economic
matters in the Senate, was expected
70 prepare the minority report on the tariff bill
speedy restoration to health and activity are as
heartily expressed BY his political opponents as by
his party fT1enda
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Will NOt Rum In

VIII NOt Run for Congress.
ALBANY, N. Y, sept. 11.-Mr. James Holroyd to-
day declined the republican domination for
OF Congress from this district.
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The Dark Secret Abandoned

Ime D8fK Socfot AD0m0One0s$01
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE dory Dark Secret,
which started from Boston to Queenstown, was
abandoned at Seq by Capt. Ant erson, who arrived
here this morning on the bark Nora.
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IRUsTREs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
EEET SIX INCHEs ON THE EAST SIDE OF
AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO uA recorded in Iber
District Of Columbia and st the request Of the party
secured thereby. we Will offer for sale. in front Of
DAY OF skPTLMBR 1883 .t FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the real estate situate In the city Of
Washington, D. Of c. and known and described q all
q Srsp.l loss n md n and the est 1o4 feet s
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance In
two equal instslments payable In one and two years
tum per annum. payable semi annually al cash q
the option Of the purchaser deposit Of ESQ VIII be
and recording ct purchasers cost Terms TO Be- com.
Piled with In nfteen days OF the property Will Be re-
sold Ut the rsk and cost Of the dsfsulnS
.s.a, {4HM T. p wAeaAn .ANxl Trustesa
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RANGE or TEE TuERnoHErKR-The Following
were the readings at the signal once to-day; .
N, "a; y N, o.: maximum, "a; minimum ~.
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w hsa Sahv wss -. Ne savs her cassokia
WA he was child. sho ex1sd for CAs1og1A
WA - hssans Ma ~ elnng 70 Cassus1A
NAsn slso had ch1ldr0ns Dhe save them Cassogia
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auetionssra

ii
GUARDIANS SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCE AT CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AVE.
NUE. AND IVY PLACE SOUTHEAST,
BY virtue Of DEGREES Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia the matter Of guardanship Of
Horton c ~ an Gertrude A. Ryan and Robert H. Ry-
an infants passed No. lS2 Of guardtanshtps, and
No 1884 equity will sell at public auction in front
of the premises, on SATURDAY, BEPTkMBER FIJI
TEENiH 1883, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p,
M Lot numbered 81. Of h II. Hyan's subdivision Of
Original Lot 49, in square number 693 In Washington
city improved by three-story and basement Brick
Dwelling House, having . south and east 'front.' and
being No. All New Jersey avenue southeast
Terms: Ope-fourth cash; balance in four equal pay
ments sx. twelve eighteen and twenty four months
with per cent interest from day of sale or all cash
at option OF purchaser. deposit Of 600 required
and all c0nveysncinx at purchzsers cost
JOB BARNARD, Guardian,
DEkEMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
Il CORNER STREET AND FIFTEENTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRTEENTH, at FbE O'CLOCK. We will ssll In
front of the premises
Lots and 2. Square 1855
These lots have front Of los feet street and
front of so feet on 18th street east.
Spendidy adapted for subdivision for building and
situated on one of the best streets southeast
Terms at sale. deposit OF olOO on each lot re-
quired at time of sale.
ses-d&ds DUNoANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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