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TIVE GREAT


TO THE X0kTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL RAILS MAGSIFfCESf EQUfPMENr
IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. 1855.
TRAINS LEANE WASHINGTON, FROM STATION
CORNER SIXTH AND SHEETS AS FOL
Pullman vestibuled Cars. al g5O am. daily: Fast
Line. 90 am; daily, To Cincinnati and st. Louis.
sndHarrisburz 70 81 LOUIS. daily, except saturday
T. Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona to chicago.
Cars Washington TO CHICAGO sli ST Louis. and ex-
daily at Harrisburg with through sleepers for
Louisville and Memphis Pacific Express 1000
through Sleeper to Pittsburg. and Pittsbuug 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Csnandaisua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
1000 pm. daily. except saturday. with Sleeping
For villiamsport. Lock Haven, and Flmira at $50
For ' and the Ea 30 eoo IL co. and
40 am 90 4;lO. 1000. and 20 m On
Ito pm Ilmited Express Of Pullman ParIor
Cars 9 40 am, daily. except sunday. and 3:a5 ?.
For Boston without change; 200 pm; every day.
For Bar Harb1r without change daily. except satur
For Brockiyn y L. all through trains connect a. Jer.
direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding doubls
For Phiise i6s 30 t 100. II oO and IL 40 an
200; 10, 600. 1000. and IL 30 IN. on Sun.
ii;aoPm Limited Express all Paror Cars. 5 a4o
am. weekdays and 3:45 p. daily. with Dining
For Baltimore. 6:a5. 40. 300. e;4o, $50 100
$40, 800. 40. 10 90. and IL 20 pm. ON sun.
DAY, 300, 9:o5. $50 lao am, 200. 345.
4:lO. 6-0O 40. 1000. and IL 20 pm
For Pores Creek Line. 20 am and 40 Pm daily
For Annapolis 20 and 900 I'm. 2:o5. 20. and
900 M daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 90 4.
m. ;lOp-m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandria GOO, 6 b. $40 AS 1857 am
y " noon. O5, AIS. 500, so, Cos, 8 :O5,
~ %. anu II 30 m ON sunday at 800 9;4a
1917 am, = 30, 90. \ 95. and 10 :O5 pm
Acc0nlnodati0n for Qusntico. 100 pm week
For RICHMOND and the South, 900 10 81 am. Tally
- and q % pm daily. except sunday
Trans leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON. sos, 705.
500. 10, 10 10. 1l:O1 am, LEO. 300 3: :s3,
$40, sos, 49,, l0:i, and IL .05 pm. on sun
CAY a. 10 and IL .O7 am, 2 90. 5:10. 100 9.3s
and 10 ~ pm.
Ticket and Information at the Office northeast cor
DER of 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station. where orders be left the checking
OF bas1se 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS r. PUGH. j X MOOD
General Manager Ue4l Gen Pas Agent
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LIE DrOit Park Fence.

TO ths Editor OF TIE EvENxNo STAR;
The large majority OF u. residents OF lie Droit
Park think your readers should know their side 40
well - those who oppose the enclosure II may
seem TO people uninterested . good joke for the
fence to be pulled down In that way, but 70 us
whose homes are there to have the quiet rudely
broken In upon BY q mob overthrowing our Gus
toms and arrangements OF ten or fifteen years
standing, and without notice, u exasperating.
Yesterday has seemed DESTROYS OF obtaining the
ul-win OF his neighbour there not only by his
fence-Smashtng. but also 10 other way6 When
the time comes that the streets have been formally
turned over by deed TO the Commissioners and &C
copied and must be opened. then we are ready -
submit 70 q lawful orderly opening OF them We
however, earnestly protest against q mob OF
hundred or more, rushing and yelling like wild
Comanches, TO smash and carry on the fence dis
turbng and frightening ladies and children when
the gentlemen were nearly all away at business.
We believe your Intelligent and right-minded
readers vii appreciate our situation j.
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Chicago Markets

CHICAGO. Ill. August !. IL q N. - 6eptembe
options are; Wheat. g; corn, 46ka46x: oets. 2zA
PAX: pork ii.67H; lard. kS7E0.00; short nS'
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A Lynching in Tennessee.

MURDERER.
CARTHAGE, TENN, August 1.-At 10 O'Clock last
night fifty armed men visited the jail here and
took out w. Ii. Handey, who on September
deputy sheriff. Handley was to be tried to-day.
The sherin refusing to give up the keys the mob
with axes and crowbarS broke into Handleys cell
and took him across the river and lynched him.
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Army ORDKRs-Capt VIM. C. 0orgaA asaistant
surgeon, granted one months leave First Lieut.
Harry Taylor, Engineer Corps. granted tsave
until August % on account OF sick aesS
Cadet Alex. R Piper, LIST class, U. g. Military
Academy, granted extension Of leave until August
signed to the 7th cavalry and thirty TO thess0th
infantry,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Now York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, - reported BY special
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Catholic TOTAL Abstinence Union.
THE EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION MEETS n

BOSTON.
BOSTON, August 1.-The eighteenth annual con-
venttOn or the catholic Total Abstinence Union OF
America met in fremont Temple this morning.
Father Conaty, OF Worcester, presided. After the
appointment OF secretaries and O committee
on credentials the convention adjourned and the
delegates proceeded to St. James church, where
high mass was celebrated. The sermon was
preached by Rev. NJ. N. Sheedy, OF Pittsburg, who
spoke chiefly upon the cultivation OF temperance
among the growing generations OF the country.
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League Of America, Ia In Indianapolis and en-.
presses the opinion that Harrison viii receive a.
many Irish votes as were cast for Blaine In 183A
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The CH0CTAw CLAIMS CAsB-Tho QuestioG as
to the right OF the defendant In the case of lam.
son agt. Mckee to appeal from the decree reau,r.
g usienasnt 70 pay SlSoSo0 Inso court tq the
man and Sanford for cOmplalnants and Wilson and
Weed for defendapta
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FoR LADIES AND CH11pars
THE BEST MEDICINE Is
TARRANTS
IL sELTZER APERIHNT.

A NGOsT6RA BITTERs Is KNOWN AS THE
a great regulator of digestive organs all the
world Have 1t IN your house Ask for the genuine
SONS. II
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DEATH OF MISS KrNG-Emma King, daughtSr OF
Ferdinand King. 1905 22d street. who was Seriously
burned by the explosion OF coal-oil lamp Sunday
morning. died this morning at 10 O'Clock
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A Big Name tor a snail Rov. :

Big Name for . small Boy.
Among those at the Presidents reception this
afternoon was q six-year-old tot who fearlsssly
took the presidential hand and announced hat
his name was "Grover Cleveland washington"
sis that so?" said the President swell, that's
pretty big name for such little fellow"
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BALTIMORE. Nd, August 1.-vire1nia skies, con-
ss ia dSS do new
BALTIMORE. Nd. August L-Cotton Quet--mid-
ssa ,ss :Sa closing
sSiS: ssS.snesr. SiS:siT: SsesnSs.: Ssss.S /.
s:iio! ss.ss ..sssss sns s1%st: 0 %lss
spot 62h.52ni August Avg S2a:sSS*; September: 52h
ssz steady
arm and SisSsr- porf. 1875. Buli %sss:@
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed 8aSK Hama
Western PACKED fs.ss sssamsry Hs.so E.
quiet l3a13k Petroleum steady-fenned, ~. Coffee
a s1s an. ana s1.yho cSsos; fas su:.s &C.
iSs us %hi.y r .sa rss9Ssa 70 Ivy
SoSa per ssn io sus Su. a%
5000 barrels; wheat 100000 busheisi corn. i,0o0
bushels: Oats 5000 bSshsis: re 3ooS OBJ Sp,nsls.
Sushsi Ss''' "n''@ 0'"o0' '''n'''; '''n' '''00
Chicago Markets.
o1an. &c: 1 1s 4 " os s
ss4h; PORK: lA.67h: lard. ss7hs.o0; short nSs.
DEATH or THE PoRr LAUR1AT. or NAsoNRY.-Dr.
Robert Morris died Tuesday morning at his home
At La Grange, KY, from paralysis Dr. Norris was
was the poet laureate Of Masonry and the most
distinguished Mason In the world. He was past
grand master and the author OF nearly hundred
,, MSks ana LISA ne wss sen IT.
origin and spent eight0en months there. He was
Presbyterian minister. but OF late years had de-
voted himself TO exclusive Masonic Work. He was
married ana leaves sevsrs. children
Charles Floyd, fouT.y ear-oid son Of NJ. WIN. 3.
Duttera. proprietor Of the Battlefield Tannefy at
Gssssyso9rg Pa wss na q nas fAshss drowned
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~ t90 SC8oSS.
HfARucs II TEE sUhcoANr1TxB on FnANcn-
vARIouB Kun0Rs AyLoAf.
the suo-nnance committee of the Senate have
resumed their hearings and are apparently pro
ceeding very leisureiy. To-day representatives OF
several interests were heard, including nnolsum
and pottery.
i d now stated that the bin win not be reported
as the Goth. tho deiiberate msnner In which the
subcommittee work has afyen rise TO the rumo9
that 70 BIN WIN be passed; that one WIN be =.
next session; that then during the canvass when
Dill they can ee Quoted and s.tsed BY the
before being passed. Another report is that the
republicans are waiting to consult Mr. Blaine be-
fore making up their bill
For . New Executive Department.
TIE fuL hEPoRrKp N TIE SENATE fo-pAY.
The bill reported In the Senate to-day by Mr..
Plumb, from the committee on agriculture
makes the Agricultural Department an Executive
Department under the supervision and control OF
aSecretary OF Agriculture. who shah be appointed
BY the President by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the Sonata It also provides for an Assist
ant Secretary OF Agriculture, TO be appointed by
gives the Secretary the same saiaTy ina: Is
now paid heads Of Departmental The House ban
contained sections transferring the Signal Sersice
stricken eIs Sas pT Ss 81 ep5 nat was
ported once before and recommitted for consisier.
alton OF the sections relating 70 the transfer Of the
signal Service After due Consideration the com.
mlttee decided to strike all that out.
Capitol Topics.
THE CONFEDERATE STATES PRorRRrY ANnpyENr
KILLED.
In the Senate to-day Mr. Calls amendmest TO
the sundry civil bin % appropriate $40 900. V be
used In locating property that belonged to the
Confederate states, was laid on the table
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Are insured by the liberal use of SKABURY's
OFF HYpEoNAPrHoI. Soar. . pure Medicinal
Soap free from acids. slkalies. or other
IN dangerous impurities. 1t 10 highly scented
and most agreeable soap for the toilet,
I'd hath or nursery. It removes Pimples.
Blotchss. Roughnsss Of Skin and scalsy
AN Eruptions; cures letter, Ringworm. Rc-
xema and other akin diseasesi removes
ZIP pandru6 and stops falling Of Hair. sold
by Druggists 1t IS cents. 1y30
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MARRIAGE LICENsEa-Marrtage licenses rave
been Issued BY the clerk OF the court to join II.
p. 9. Co, MO, TO Sadie Hurt; d. @. Callahan, and
Annie K: Bradley; Thos. r. Allen and Kate A.
both OF P. w. Co. Va: Thomas n Waiker and
Ida B. Gentner,
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FORT MONROE, Va, August l-Battery Il, 81
this morning for ten days target practice.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TbleglanS to The Star.


Callers.
MARION, MAss., August L-This IL Mrs. Cleve-
lands last day at Marion, as she leaves here this
evening on special train which will take her TO
Fall River. Thence she takes the boat to New
YORK and from there she will return to Washing
ton. MI. Glider win escort Mrs. CLEVELAND and her
mother to New York. The day Is fine and MIA
Cleveland Is busy receiving few callers
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NgME BROOKE TEILs ALL TIE EVENTS OF
UI llFE AL business cor fdentiAl LADIES andxan-
tlemen 30 cents each 50o J. stseeI between 18th aud
kth streets northwest UU-AVws
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By virtue Of decree of tn Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbis made in the cause No II 243 in
equity Ierein VIM H. Marshall and others are com
ants an shall on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the THIR-
ddEIH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1883, AT FIVE
SaSSk; The eel st public auction in front Of the
Ra5 81 the city Of W.shnsscn in the District Of Co
Ia square eight hundred and eighteen. beginning at
point on Fifth street east thirtyve (35) feet north
from the southeast OF lot thirteen Il A run
ming thence north along said Fifth twenty
thence west the entire depth of lot thence
SOUTH along the rear line of lots IL and l3 twenty
Tour CAD feet thence east to the place Of beginning
Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash and in year. the deferred payment to
pear from the day of sale and be evidenced
by the notes Of the purchaser which be
oy deed OF trust on the premises all cash. at the
G9nveya1 an recording &c at the Purchasers cost
the trustee the right to resell at the
EUGENE +. ARNOLD, Trustee,
,,,,,-o.. 45S Louisiana ave.
The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence
OF the inclement weather, until MONDAY, AUGUST
SIA, 1883, AT SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
EUGENE F. ARNOLD, Trustee,
V3l-oGds 4oS Louisiana
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PROFESSIONAL

PkOf. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
\ SoSant. Astroioger and Spiritual Medium. Born
Win second rizht and veil. Evsgy hidden mystery
Teysaled Receivers Lost or stolen Property Elnis
Llooen treasures. Gives lucky numbers. Causes
sieeey nsrri@zes Brings separated together Gives
t1eSess ~ business Removes al family troubles
and evil innusnees Cures sickness IL disappointai
~ Efforts OF others Judge all alike as the frofssor
can convince the most sceptical Strz.rs from otsr
cues VIII save time and by CALI on
the ONLY genuine CiarNoyant in this city as he sue
ceeds where all others xi and ADVERTISE oniy what
he can dc. sttines. Doc. Life-re4dinx by mail o.,
receipt Of 81 Name. lock VI hair date u hi rth H,fr.
20 3 Cpen sundays from ~ pm
.yJi-lm' S2l 9th st NV
MAD. p ARDESNE. The CELEBRATED PALM
ANI and Clairvoyant give You Your exact hfe
chart and her sittsrs their names IN fuI 1--we
Affairs n speciality. Come and b. coEyinced PROT d
AkDENNE. Grapholos1st and Phrsnolosist Business
Qualifications. &C OPEN sundays. 93S II ST. n w.
tyI4-3w-
nIvORcEs A SPECIALITY. BY A LAWYER OF
~ many years experience IN this city. consultation
strictly private confidential and without ehare: low
charges to the deserving poor. Address DIVORCES,
star Offne- U25-6ts
NINE BROOKE TEIIs ALL The EVENTS OF
nLF
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EAcz INDIVIDUAL
ZACH INDIVIDUAL
EAca INDIVIDUAL
EAcA INDIVIDUAL

n psrnssship rsspoosbls foe ths whole amount =
ths dsb shs nzm szosps n e.s q spscaa psrsnsr-
ship Ever individual tAas shaso . buesas a nh
Punch with you WIN ~ you ere ths hans q suni.i
hosss. Get q Of your oroosr Or Druudss q q @ q.
oRAvED D Soma ths Manufsosursrs nu~>,~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE NO.
1925 nth STREET NORTHWEST,
~ virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in Lber No.
1O7. folio 3o4 et one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees will
sell IN front 81 the premises at public auction,
TUESDAY, The SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1858, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, lot two CD in L s.
Chapman's recorded subdivision of square 1886.
Terms of sale: One-haf of purchase money to be
paid in cash and residue in one year after date
with interest from day Of sale 1T cent per annum
payable semi-annually for which note OF purchaser
BY deed Of trust on the property to the
option OF purchaser. A deposit Of SlOO to be made
when bill Is accepted. and terms of sale to be COM
piled with In tell days. trustees the right to
resell at risk and cost of defautinR purchaser.
GEO. +. APPLEBY. Trustee,
Fendall Building.
VIM E EDMONSTON. Trustee,
Jy3O-dts 504 9TH st. NV
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WHAT Is That SUBTLE. SECRET
SOMETHING
That has caused everybody to sound the praises Of
BRIDAL, VEIL FTnIYRS

Int has caused everybody to sound the praises Of
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
Try it and see. and you will other. For sale
By ths following we'll known grocera
JOHN H MAGRUDER 14l7 New York ava
CHAs. KELLOGG. Masonic Temple. vthsk
GEO. 4 KENNEDY q SON, 1900 Est
". T. ABBOTT. 1921 Pennsylvsnis ave.
r. A. WALKER. 1000 7th st.
N. BURCHARD q BRO. Penn. ava and AZ Il
G. W. Z H. W. oFFUrr. Georgetown
Q. WRIGHT. 1852 l4th St HlA-v&s
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WEkKS CO., Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue
Opp City Post Office.
MIDSUMMER SALE OF GENERAL COLLEC-
lion OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOTH
NEW AND SECONDHAND. AT OUR SALES
Room. THURSDAY, AUGUST SECOND, TEN
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GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctionesr. $50 st NV.
DOBERr yosR 4 CO. Auct;onser.

II OBERT vOsR CO., Auctioneers
TWO sIX.ROOM FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST FOURTH, 1883, at FIVE
Thirty p. NJ These houses are Nos. 1885 and 1888
street southeast frontage Of entire % feet inches
One-haf cash. balance on time; sl00 deposit on each
at time Of sale. jy3i-5ts
~ LOT. IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. ll5 FIFTH
STREET SOUTHEAST, HAVING A FRONT OF
"a FEET BY DEPTH OF 95.l FEET TO AL
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CTEAIIER JOHN ", THOMPSON
- COmu<eIcinz MONDAY. June -, 1855 for Poto-
ma EIver landings Colonial Beach. Nomini
CgrTlOman. and Leo arutown-
Leave 9th street wharf at Z Monday Wednes-
day. aud Friday. Fare To all landings rstciass. 80
cent, secondly class. 30 cents l. W. EMMAkI,
1c<l-ON Gensral Manager.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il For Baltimore and Potomac River Landings
steamer SUI, Capt 0eoghegan leaves Stepnensouss
freight Gst be prepaid
fOr further Information. apply to
STEPHENSON BRO.
m3-brn 9Th wharf
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ROBBERIEs RRPoRrED-Mra Emma F. ClemantA
OF 6a3 18th street. reports that her gold watch
Was stolen or lost in the Patent-Omce-
w. II. Blackwell, OF 81 Clark's alley, reports
his silver watch stolen from him yesterdax-
Ars e. s. johnson, OF 1904 N street. reports ss0len
from his house yesterday two napkin rtnga-
Mrs .. Kate Todd, Of l702 street northwest. re-
ports that the bureau drawer In the third story
was robbed to-day OF e4S In money.
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Mary J. Palmer has bought for a. 900 OF Mary J.
Elliot part IL, square 236, 81 by leo feet on v
street, oetwecnn3th and14th streets northwest
Lucy v. Dugan has bought OF w. 8 Douglass ct
AL for %, 200, pit square SIS, fronting on Wash
tngton street. between eth and 5th streets north
west A. r. Moran has bought OF Joseph Cato
for %, 500 parts and 10. square 4eo, fronting IL
feet 81 inches on 7th street, between X and L
streets northwest
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IAu0 - IN fuunu0usBn.-The eulAOW1ng
vsre - rssdins a. . siensi omos So.6sy: Z
=. ~ -, q; 0Ax1naA 81 maninoA a
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Lieut.. Henhef ehtef5d on duty IN The Becond pre-
ctnct at noon to-day.
Jacob Frech has written Q letter 70 the Commis-
stoners complaining that the police fail 70 enforce
the regulation In regard 70 the rate OF speed OF
railroad trains In the District.
Nj. II. NJ Moss. the new superintendent of
streetA viii not assume the duties OF the once
until september I.
George I. Richardson has been appointed smbu-
lance driver tnsthe health Department.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONT
ING IL FEET ON STREET, NEAR CONNEC-
TICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT FRONT
he y FhET On ssTTHREWEI NEAR coNNEC-
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Lber No.
l27l folio 22l ct seq one Of the Land Records for
81 m sfa for the sale % Of party
AUGUST. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that cer err
being lot in SQUARE r s es as
same is recorded in tber W. f folio 49, Of the rec.
ords Of the surveyors office for the District of Coum.
1887. Interest at per cent payable semi annually
cash and the balance in ~ year. interest at the
rate OF per cent1m per annun. payable semi an
nnay and secured by deed Of trust on the properly
posit of 800 will be required at time Of sale All
conyeyanens and recording at purchasers cost Terms
OF sale TO be complied with in fifteen Jays
ROBERT L. BRADLEY, ! r...
jy27-eod&ds JOHN s. swORMsTEDTS Irusteea
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il No; 432 DELAWARE AVENUE. BETWEEN
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. made in equity 1909 the
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public suction in
DAY OF RTGUsT 0i 1883 az FTH
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following real estate, in the City
OF Washington. District OF Columbia, being known
and described IS lot numbered fourteen 4) square
plan of the said city" N
Terms Of sale follows: One-thrd Of the purchase
ments payable in six and twelve months from day Of
sale with interest thereon at six per cent per annm
entire amount of purchasemoney in cash fhe title
to said real esaate to be retained by said trustee until
Of sino to- se 9@ has been paid
to be complied with in ten days or deposit will be for
feed and the right resell is reserved at the risk
JNO. H. sMYTH, Trustee,
iy3o-dSds GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Anctioneer
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST. 0rH 0T. COR
y PET per- NV Gold aud Amala.m fiiiilgs Especial.
gums. sshiug teeth saved; aEsd61Al tsstk insorted
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III ANGUAGFS.
IL The ERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
. 123 l4th st. NV, Washington.
open all summer. Reduced prices. Also, summer
course At Asbury Park. " j.. and Old Orchard Beach
Me. my:}O
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 3l3 9Th
AVA ST n W. near City Post Office. The Highest STAND
ard Business College IN America. CoLoRED students
not admitted. Catalogues free. FRANCIS g. MARTYN
President Z. h. URNER. A NJ G. L.. Prin. mh16
WASHINGTON
w KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
forthe training Of teachers
with
Model kindergarten aud Primary School
- Established 1874.
Mn. LOUISE POLLOCK, Principal.
10 10l7 10thss
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TOMORROW.

WEEKS b CO., Aucuoneers,
w o37 Louisiana ave. n. W.. OPP City Post-ofice
SPECIAL SALE AT TWELVE O'CLOCK WITHIN
OUR SALESROOMS OF 500 BONES TOILET
SOAP 10 BOXES CANDY, LOT STRAW HATS,
LANCE LOT FEATHERS, LOT GIMLETS, LOT
CAiMNEYS, LOr JEWELRY, &C.. MISCEILAN-
EOUS STOCK OF DEALER DECLINING BUSI-
NEESS THURSDAY, AUGUST SECOND, TWELVE
O'CLOCK IL
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THE FRIEsp Or Az

PONDS EXTRACT IL used tn the household Of the
Members Of the Army and the Navy, the Bar, the
bench ths pulpit and the pressa ranks and Glasses
tnsnks for tbs last forty years until their letters have
nled volumes testyig TO the wonderful cures Of al
EXTRACT
ksmsmbsr PONDS ExTRACTt01old in bottles only,
Dun wrapper, with landscape thereop Deat
With respectable drugsdsts only. my2S
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EDUCATIONAL.
1928 l5rH ST..

The MISSES KERR's School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY. SEPT. "a. Ac-
eommodations for . limited number Of Boarding Pu-
pills. Until September address
NIAGARA FALLS SOUTH.
au1-3m Ontario. Canada
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TIE New Fire ce~ps.v.

rHR CONTRACT voR rHB NEW YIKR ENGINE sIoxrp
The Commissioners to-day signed Q contract
with the Clapp q Jones Co for the new IRE engine.
TO b. placed In Southeast Washington. The en-.
gine win cost eA5oo The members OF the new
engine company have already been appointed and
win be distributed among the other engine com.
panies 70 be drilled, 90 that by the time the new
house Is erected the company viii be well disci-
engine-house would probably be built on the east
ern market-house square instead OF the wallAch
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Harry E Baden has been given Q Temporary
position in the city delivery division OF the city
poSt-0fflcie.