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VINHOMAS DUWLING, Auctloneer.
on NINTH STREET EXTENDED, KNOWN AS


Cnder and by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date
on the 18th day of August, A. d. 1881. and duly
corded In Liber 9S folio 60 ct seQ Of the Land
Records Of the District Of Columbia and BY virtue Of
decree passed in the cause wherein john Leetch
complainant and Pleasant Williams and others were
defendants, known as Equity Cause No. S702 we, Is
the Of the party secured said trust
Will yl on TTEsnA . the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE. A
trout Of the premises all that certain piece parcel and
lot Of land, situate in the County of Washington, bis
trtct Of Columbia, known and described follows to
wit: The southwest one,fourth % Of lot numbered
fifty nine (o9I, in Wright and Co.'s subdivision Of
Peasant Plains. having front 9th street extended
Of fifteen feet and running back with that width
one hundred and eleven and eighty three one hum
dredths lllS3) feet more particularly described In
said trust.
Terms Of Sale: One third cash, balance in one %
and two 2> secured by notes Of the purchaser
and deed OF trust said premises all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. deposit OF 900 required
on the day of sale. Terms to be complied with within
ten days from day of SALE otherwise the trustees
serve the right resell at the cost and risk Of the de-
faulting purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
ONCE. ASP Il. ave.
my26-d&ds Once 10i Corcoran Building.
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TEEggsSTT66Ess SALE 9FIMPRoyED PROPERTY on

= .
SOUTHWEST (No. l241), AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia rendered the :s.5d day of
March, 1855, in Equity No lo,949. in which Zach
nah Coleman Is plaintiff and Abraham Gibson IS
defendant will SELL on WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JUNE A. ID. 1888, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. In
front Of the premises al that piece of property known
as Sub Lot No o3. IN j. W. Jones subdivision OF
Square No o45 recorded in liber " X folio 267 of
the records Of the surveyors oce of the sand District
improved by two-story Brick House.
Terms OF sale; One-tnird OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal insalmeats
aLd two years after day Of sale to he by the
notes of the purchaser hearing interest from day
OF sale. and lieu upon the property sold to the salts
faction Of the trustee, all cash. at purchasers
option. deposit of 800 will be required at the
time of sale. III the terms Of sale complied
with within ten days after the sale the
the right To resell at the aud the default
Ing purchaser after fivo days public notice in
Evening Star. All conyeyancing aud recording the
cost of the purchaser.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee,
my2o-d&ds Cor 10th and ID SITS.
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FRoM A SANITARY POINT

l. ROM "A SANITARY Il ONT
The NATURAL WOODEN UNDERWEAR Is
now accepted by the best authorities on HyRiene
q the most preferable for ali seasons
We have imported from Stuttgart, Germany,
So doz- MEMS UNDERWEAR SUITS Of these
goods made style Of DR.. Yargers System. for
immediate use, in separate shirts and drawers.
as well as combination suits the latter two
pieces being Joined into one. and very conven-
lent.
These goods being imported by us direct, we
viii guarantee our prices 26 per cent below the
average retail list
We are In position to offer you very close
Injuries on our large assortment Of fine FLAN-
MEL and SILK OvERSHIRTS; also . special
FLANNEL COAT and VEST at sl5O.
Our extra size in FLANNEL SHIRTS run to
81 in. neck.
The arrival Of the warm weather being de-
ferred 20 long by the Signal Bureau, we were
obliged to Dduce prices on our large stock Of
STRAW HATS Is per cent and invite your in
spection.
AUERBACH BRO.
623 Penn. avenue
Under Metropolitan Hotel. mh31 -eo3m
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RALEIGH. " c., June 5.-Near Beaufort, yester-
day, an immense shark was captured In the ocean
by Capt. LOreIZo Wills with two boat crews The
shark was killed after a desperate fight OF two
hours. When first struck by the harpOon ne
jumped his full length out OF the water After De-
Ing Killed he WAS tOwed ashore, measured anu dis
sected- He was Is feet long, 1eet across the
breast. ami weighed 2 tons. Upon cutting him
ODen his stomach was found 10 contain SIX sharks,
the smallest feet IN length his mouth was large
enough TO contain a Kerosene barrel, with room 10
spare, and mad three rows OF teeth incn Wide and
ilcnes
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Another Rich Old Wan Marries n Ser

USIOSTowN, Pa, June De. Baily Dawson, who
= nearly seventy years old anG worth 100000,
has Just surprised his friends by marrying Miss
Lizzie McGre-Or, an industrious domestic OF about
forty summers. The Judge" went 10 New York
10 have the Knot lied
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RAILROADS.
DIEDNoNI AIR LINE

NJ
sche,iuls in en-ct June 4 isss
30 A. M-ksst Tenn, Mall Daily Cor wsrrrn,on.
Gordonsyille Chsrottsvills ~ nchlnrs and stsfo :.
sSrs sses sp rns sns sS 2aO.s Ss s
Cslera. Montgomery and New orissDs. fullmxn
sleeper Washington 10 New orleans
ioisessiis aordsssyis ssssn. chss oess RS s.s
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount psnville and stat,ons ee-
tween Lynchburg and Dsnville or,rnshoro. R>ielTh.
ham. Gs,ssnsrs. New Orleans. Tssss ana csiiiornls
Pullman sleepsr New York 20 Montgomery, conncc-
non x,,n f9msn slsIcs % 70 seS Vrssns
burg aud shreveport Pullman slecp-r Danytlis 20
Columbia and Charleston solid trains Washington TO
kuantA Does not connect for {. and o. route points
2. IS 2. M-Dsily. except Sunday. for Msnss-s<
strasbnrs, and intsrmedlate ststionS.
Gordonsville Charlottesville Lousville CincinnAti
and summer resorts on and near line Of Chesapeaks
and Ohio route Pullman sleepers and solid Trains
Chattanooga, Memphis. Little Rock. and Al south
western points. Through Pullman sleepors washing
100 PM--sopthern ExIress Daily for Lynch
burg. DanNile. Raleigh AsheNtlle. Charlotte Nolum-
baa. Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montsomery New Or
ington 20 New Orleans. Texas Atlanta. and Mont
gomery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 90 Augusta
Trains on Washington aud Ohio al vision leave WASH
NJ Daily. sprlve Round Hill II IS A NJ and z .2l y
NJ Returning leave Round HIN $50 An. Daily aud
I '2o.iM Daily EXCEPT sunday. arriving Washington
$50 A. ". and & IS Pm
Through trains from the southAria Charlotte DAN
and % IN wa last Ienne--ee. Bristol and IL nc-
burs At III ID A m. and 80 Pm. VIA Chesapeake
and Ohio route and ChAriottesyille at 9s40 RM.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and information
sSsned. and hAssse checked At Office 800 leng-
sy.saa svenne and ~ Passenger station fennsyl-
Nania Railroad. 9th and Its. JAS 4. TAYLOR
aes General Passenger Aseu1
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D H. WARNKR { Co. Real Estate Agents.

- H. WARNER Co. Real EStste Agenta
Pubic SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON 1sT
The hI bIsT nM S 5FFIcEs AND T. oftosiTE
June y III , 8 s srsSR e M3Hp
lots 81 80 aud "a 633. each fronting 20 feet by
and made fnSTn q ;s Nsa89 deposit
je1-dkds Auctioneers
i TATE IN THE COuNTY OF WzsHiNaT0N.
RIM SMITH on AH TR EF3S 6s
BEING ON THE EAsTERN BRANCH on AS1
f TS rAr fS6k kEW HRipck xGnos
3E IESNSSIxHIssKIxo zIy,EENyE ExTESDEb.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
MAJOR M equity Ss " s g ess . pub d
V VS. & 3 sfssanbB.
PAST FOUH O'CLOCK p. n. the various Lots in the
subdivision Of 'rwining City" made BY trustees
snd recorded IN the surveyors once Of the District Of
Terms q saas ouethird cash; hslsncs In equal IN
salmens ct aud two years. notes 20 b given bar
a e ana e $ g :s 8.
SsSos q & On ..ss s.Saa & s
e nae q s ~ SSs :a .s:
gssesrS /. ds1.ss 8 g az s.a ccss q ss asssis
netce q sacl s.sss IN SONS nswSpspsF D1hliahsd IN
-: t.: :.ss., 4: e. !: es..ln.a
SOS ~. lr,,.....
czAst "a 8 Is skL. y e,
Dua0AAso1z 1ssSss:r. nyl7.aaa.sssss
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T1HOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS, Trustee
y25-d&ds Cor nom and II SIS N w
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nUNCANs0N BROS, Auctioneen.
FRAME HOUSE 1919 9TH INV

FKAME HOUSE 1919 9TH ST. NV.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE SIXTH at
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in front OF
the premises, PAkTS OF LOTS and 4. So 3y9 front
ing ID ieet on 9th street with q depth Of % feet
inches to l0foot alley. improved by frame dwell
ing, house No 1879 9th ST. n.w
This properly will lie sold subject leasehold with
privilege Of purchase.
Terms cash. and above price of leasehold the
interest Of which Is payable quarterly and will lie
nounced at sale.
te1-dkds DUNCANSON BROS
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TO THE STAR


WICHITA KASsL, June 5.-Mr. and Mrs. J. l.
Philips, OF Greenwich, this county, recently cele-
pratad the seyentieth anniversary OF their mar
Rage They have twelve children ten sons and
two daughters all living ami all present at the
Anniversary. They have lived in Kansas for over
twenty years coming here from Western Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Phillips Is ninety-eixht years Old
and mis- wife Is one year younger. They have
always enjoyed good health and seem scarcely
over nifty years Of age.
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ExEcUIoRs SALE s. u OF OF. A IxALgABLE LOT.

lNXECUTOR'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT.
II As executor of the will aud testament of Jo
sah Adams late of Prince County, Maryland
deceased and letters OF administration {. issued
to By the orr hans Court Of said aud county,
will sell ct public auction to the highest bidder
cash, on WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIKH, 1855, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ ON the premises, that val
liable lot OF land of which the said Josiah Adams died
seized in Washington city, ID. e, on q ST. n. w. l,e
tween LIST and I'd sts, fronting 20 f. ST and
ming south l2o feet There is old tenement frame
house the lot also q small MORTGAGE which latter
will be arranged on the day Of sale. MARION DUCK
Ell. Executor and ty-at-law, Bladensbursh Mary
land a
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THr DOMESTIC F1Rr.Esersr AND
PUMP COMPANY.

Manufacturers Of Village Fire Engines.
Manufacturers Of Bucket Force Pumps for ex-
tinguishing fires washing wagons and carriages
sprinkling flowers and fruit trees. emptying cis-
terms &C. &c.
Make the best and best selling goods Of their
class in the United States.
Exhibition trials Of our machines given every
week day.
Circular and Price List sent on application.
myl7-lm Main Once: 713 ID st NV
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers-

PLUSH Iv P nM Lon SUITE, MIRRORS, ETEcERE,
WAkLRoBEs. STRINGS, HkiR AID ofHfR
BEDsTEADs. BUREAUS. wAsHsTANDs>, MAN.
TEL I BED, ExTENsIoN TABLES. DINING
TAINs. GLASSWARE, BRUSstLs. HALL. STAIR
ANp OTHER CARPETS. KITCHEN kEQU1-
OF HOUSE No 1927 STREET NORTHWEST,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE SIXTH, COM.
MESCfNG AT TEN O'CLOCK. we Will sell q. the
above named house all the Furniture, Carpets. &c
contained therein TO which attention Of buyers
spectfully called jel-st
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

SPECIAL AND PEREMProRY SALE OF FANCY
AND STAPLE GRuCEklEs, SILVER Pl.ATED
SHOW CASES; IRON SAFE TWO WAGONS.
HOkSE &C. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
MD PAkAPHERNALIAO OF ThE wEI.I~kNOWN
EsTABLIsHMENT No. ll22 CONNECTICUT
AVENUE NOhTHwksT
On MxEpNEspAa and THURSDAY, JUNE SIXTH
and sENENTH. 1858. commencing each day al TEN
O'CLOCK An, a store No. ll22 Connecticui avenue,
VIII sell the entire stock contained therein such
Fancy Groceries OF all kinds Preserved Fruits jams
Jeles, Masmalsdes Crosse q BlackwelIs Pckie- aud
other eoods Canned Chicken. Ham lobster Tongue.
Fish ks boned Turkey. sardines. Canned Meats
French Peaa beans and other Vegetables Olives Fla
yoring Extr.cts &C. &c. all by the hest makers: Teas
spices, sugar. Fancy Biscuits aud Crackers Fancy
Candles Soaps, Staple Canned Goods, Syrups Wood
and willow Ware &C. &C.
Also, hne old Nhiskies in bottles and barrels fpe
Brandtea Hub Punch. lrlsh anu scotch whiskies,
Ciaret IN cases. sherlee, the assortment Of Bottled
Llouors French Cordials, flsvorngs &c, all Of she
Also. Iron safe with combination lock Tea Csddies
made 70 order. hand painted with raised sures sIce
Cans. hve silver-piAted show Cases, Coffee Mills Plat
form and Counter Scales Coffee Bins. two Delivery
The fixtures with wagons and horse will be sold at
IMELnE, OSLoCk NJ. second days sale. JuNk
Terms CASH
my30-1S THOMAS An,x
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n >HEKffF AND TAX COLLECTION DECAAYS--W. j.
SOseTs sheriff and s1-g0ict0 tax collector OF VIM
farhsh. La, has decanIped, being a de auiteT 10
Tine state and parish 10 considerable amount
sONers vas Very popular. and seems 10 have been
even more sOft-heaTted than Uncle DICK Tale Of
kcht0cky, Tor whenever taxpayer pleaded pow
sty or Laru times lie usually gave receipt In full
III tnes, oecOinlhg blInself personally RESPONSE
Or iof tnenI; and large part OF his deialcailOn
- 1ttnDuted 20 this peculiar charity at the eX-
Pcnse OF TIE state. The people OF VIM express
ony sorrow and sympathy Tor the defaulter
parish funds.
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OFFICERS OF TIE SENATE.

>. G.. Butter, Chaplain, 1l01 11th st. NV.
Arson G. McCOOk, secretary, 1924 18th st. NV
VIM j. Canaday. Sergeant-at-Arms,3 02 Del. av
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1873 Mass ave.
James X. Young, Executive Clerk. 1906 Q st. NV.
Isaac BasSett, Asst. DOorkeeper, IS I'd ST. ne.
J. l. Christie, Act Asst Doork'r, S2o 18th ST. NV
W. III. BigelOw, Postmaster. 16 Sd ST. lie.
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A Divorce Heluer.

DsVOHCc fAe1pers
The STOOL WHICH HAS BEEN INVENTED IN CHICAGO
TO SECURE EVIDENCE.
From the Chicago Tribune
By short testimony, given yesterday morning
In Judge Horizons court, Mr.. Thomas Logan,
plasterer, won Immortality. He Is one OF the last
witnesses In the Croker case. Mrs. Croker EN-.
pleged him to watch Mr.. Croker and in order
that he might discharge this function ef1ciently
she provided him with a stool The stool
was not as other stools. II was stool
specially designed for divorce cases. Il had some
OF the properties OF music-stool and some OF the
properties OF camp-stoOl, and by turning a
crank person who was seated upon It could
elevate himself TO almost any altitude. Thus
binary keyhole he would merely use the stool as
an artist would a camp-sto0l II the keyhoie OF q
the crank would place Mr.. Logan in the proper
HE OF sight. A dozen more turns would bring
MIN 70 the transom, the only risk OF his
6ell-ooys or OF capture by the proprietor
Nor does this exhaust the marvels OF the stool
by aeit arrangement OF screws the stool shuts
up as compactly as a telescope. 1t can be easily
hidden under the coat, SO that stranger carrying
1t can go unchallenged among hotel clerks pofters
ana walters and erect 1t In an instant before
vn ,Now, NJ. Logan" began Mr.. Smith. "whss DID
"For the defense Of Mrs Crocker," said MI
Logan
=. Did you observe Mr.. Croker through the tran
.Idid. I saw him kiss Lulu Drury."
Have you the stool now?"
81 have IL at home"
AFTER you watched Mr.. Croker, where did you
hext use The stool?"
watching GOettche In 80 Desplaines street"
| Then you saw Mrs. Croker point q pistol at
MS neao? You saw him robbed OF his papers and
money!"
u saw everything. And there was no pistol, no
| violence. Goettche searched himself He threw
| Iun."
| Ibid he scream Fire and 'ThievesT"
"Yes, just for fun"
| Crockers INTEREST,""
ANY honorable man would have done the
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SAYS Hn SwMpLgD TEE PnnuDDn. Gustav
Bearwald was arraigned In Jefferson Market
ny getting loans under the pretext that ne was
sne son OF nobleman, snort Of money and had
Iaiieu 10 received remittance He persisted In
French noblemaD. According TO his story he
graduated AZ the University OF Bonn, Germany,
S Sx 20 America eight years ago v compotoi
spent " all IN gambling. he sat0 he swtndlod
PRESIDENT Cleveland three weeks ago On Q claim
q wound OF the arm and noe being able % and
MS French relatives He says The Prevalent RaYs
him ESQ Ne was remanded
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MOR ROW.
WALrER b. WILLIAMS co. AucsioneersL

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUxSI-
CHM sk M BNHSss ~ sS.IkpErs ISEpplss
CHAIRS AND TABLES CUTLERY, ETc,- TIE
CONTENTS or TIE MEI.L-kNowN DINING
MSsTs No eis TENTH srkkkT NORTH
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIXTH. AT TEN
OCLoCk A. NJ shall sell the entire contents Of
the Lcsan Dining rooms partially enumerated Walnut
Snamper ultes ball Racks Lounges, Mantel Nfrrors
Upholstered Furniture wAinut bedsfesas Bqrrsus
and Mashstands Painted Furniture. Aaftrvsses.
Sptinex brnsses. Ingram and other arysct., China
Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, Diune Tables aud
Chairs and other goods too numerous % mention
myoi-os AuctionesrN
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
NORTHWEST. BRICKS Nos. 2l59 AND IL g.
AND ON SHERMAN AVENUE. LOT 10. BLOCK
PROVED BY A SMALL, FRAME HOiISE AT
AUCTION.
On TIL URSDAY. JUNE SEVENTH, 1888 at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, will sell Lot "B." in
Just's sub Of part of square 30 improved by fne
three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 2139 street north
west.
Also. ON SAME DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. the
west IL feet of original Lot g. square 3l7 improved
b. two story Brick. No. 11l6 Il street northwest.
AND on FRIDAY, JUNE EIGHT, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ, Lot 10 block Is, Todd and
Bro wn's sub of Mount Pleasant improved by a small
Frame House on sherman avenue.
Terms easy. and will be stated day Of sale. Usual
deposit required when struck of. 1e4-5t
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BROS, Auctioneer..

MEN, woMES, MISSES. BOYS AID CHI;
BSdToS yi Ar I sSS SlhofS SSIs ssISSf
? lssE aoaSG pssss Tfaa9Es
OF SHOES. BEING THE STOCK OF 4 DEALER
SE b95SS2hss Hahoy u B s9s #
9Th and Northwest stock
Shoes: to which the attention Of buyers Is called 1T
TTNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
sEoPERTY. No. i7ei sTkEET NORTH,
M s e. and s sS Of trust ,ssq the e day
sss hs WI Ssr
the following described property; All thai certain
l65, in Brainard H. Warmers sdbdivision Of certain
lots in square No 156 beginnine for the same on p
due east Of said square and
running thence north ninety ve feet inches to
south ninety feet to street and thence
to Of WITH
ments which consist Of three-story and bass ment
Terms: oIethird cash. the residue in two equal
payments a. one and two yeurs with notes bearing
solo or all cash. g. purchasers OPTION All Snysy.
mysdsas W %itsM D S4 hkiNKARp Trustees
uny5 THE AB2vE w SALE Is PosTPoNEp UNTIL
myi6-dSds " ''''' THOMAS ie 'f BOWLING. Auct
POSED tEHt # y JUNE sReSSD t isss.
my2saad. %At r1An D. S bk1SkiRD Trustees
until HahET @ gSr SSE
by 'Ti5 ss Aucone.
A UCIION SALE OF DESIRABLE PRoYERT Y
FHokT M is OF TIE sTEEkT E
SfsE SEAHE q soS SHASE SOss
As trustee under the will Of the late Columbus ".
Of day
toned the following real estate situate in the city Of
"a s ESSsSSi.
line p north :tree 20 81 iess s ana niche. ' %ess
q g. the northeast corner Of said Lot 10;
street 90 ises and inches: thence nS south. isS
ssS the east
thence north $50 feet to the place Of beeinning i'm
house irsntins On the south SIDE Of north sss be
the nsy saf Sss faEnEAFrEK
SO, in Mckelden's subdivision Of certain lots in the
square, fronting 20 feet the south side the
ises extending back that width a test and %ppUSed
by substantial two-story brick stable carriage
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash within ten days from
the day Of SALE the residue in two equal in
purchasers promissory notes are to be given bearing
the
GELS and satisfactory policies Of against loss
S q Al 'SSsa ssa
E. Sis p a.Tfs; s Tsnsss NV.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer my29-eokds
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List of SENATORS and Representative
and their AZ esidemces.


SENATORS.
ingalls, John J.. Kans b stnw
AldTich, y. W.. Il. J.. Sl2 Conn. ave-
Allison, W. h, Iowa, 1924 Vermont ava
Bate, W. B.. Tenn. Ebbitt House.
Berry, James H.. Ark. ; B Il NV
Beck, ). r., ky., 612 14th ST. nv.
Blair, III. W., n. L.. POI Z. Cap Sc.
Brown, Joseph E, Ca, WOodmont F1atS
Butler, M C., S. C.. 1751 Pst.n.w.
Bowen. Thomas NJ, Col, Riggs House.
Blackburn J. c. s, KY. 1851 G st. NV.
Blodgett. RuLus, y; j., 1915 y ST. NV.
Chace, Jonathan. r. L, 1913 n st. NV.
COckrell, F. NJ, Mo-, 1918 ST. NV.
Coke, Richard, Tex, 4i9 9Th str.w
CAN, WilkinsoD, Fla, 1903 n ST. NV.
Cullom, shelby NJ, ILL.,, 1402 Massachusetts, ave
Colquitt. Alfred H., Ga, go New York ave-
Chandler Ghnl rs William z, n Il, 1921 St NV
Davis C. X. Mimi, 100 18th st. NV.
Daniel John W, Va, 100 10Th st. nv.
Evarts, VIM NJ, y. Y, 1901 X st. NV
Eustis James b, La, .76l " ST. NV.
Frye, VIM. p. Me-, Hamilton House.
Faulkner, e. j., w. Va, 1aO9 14th St NV.
George J; z, Miss, l5os tisp st. NV
German, Arthur r. Nd. i4o 40: K St. A NV
Hawley, Joseph 4; Conn, go 14th st. NV
H HosT G GSeSe Fl Ia Mas 1 ha5 St NV
Harris, j. c., Tenn, - LIST st. ne.
Hearst, George, Cal, 1435 Mass. ave.
lldihplOn, Wtue, >. C-,M metropolitan hOLel
HiscOck, Frank, n. Y, Arlington Hvtel.
Jones, John p. Nevada, 1901 Mass. ave.
Jones. James X, Arkansas, 915 NJ 81. NV.
kenDa. John T.. West Virginia, lac B ST. na
Morgan. John r.. Ala, 113 LIST 81. ne.
morrill,, Justin s.. Vermont. THOMAS Circle
MCPHERSON. j. X, n. j. .1O14 Vermont as5.
Henderson. Charles F.. Neb 4, Portland Flats
Mitchell, John H.. oregon, 1916 G st. NV.
Payne, Henry b., Ohio, 1922 Vermont ava
Paddock, A. s, Nebraska, Portland Fla:S
Platt, o. H., Connecticut, st. ne
Palmer, Thomas w., Mich, 1875 st. NV.
Plumb, p. B., KanS, 612 14th ST. NV.
Pugh James l., Ala, 1893 II St NV.
Pasco, Samuel, Florida, BOG st. NV.
Quay, VI. $. Pa. ISIS h st. NV.
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Ransom, Matt. ~, y. C., Metropolitan Hotel
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sherman, John, Ohio. 1919 h st.n.w
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Stockbridge, +. b., Michigan, I44O NJ ST. NV.
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Voorhees,, ID. W. Indiana I642 2lSt st. NV
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-05
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FIVE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE A, NEAR THE
On WEDNESDAY,. JUNE THIRTEENTH 1883, at
SIX O'CLuCkF NJ the premises. shall sell Lots
49, IL. Is, 10 aud 20, in square No. A, improved by
tive two-story Brick Houses. 1--WE rooms each, good
Observatory grounds, in alley bounded by 23d and
gath and and streets northwest. Terms made
known at sale. All conveyarcng, &c, at purchasers
cost. $50 deposit required each house time of
sale. WESCOTT & WILCOX
je4-d&ds 1907 Penn. ave-