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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

The yachting season, which is fast drawing
20 a close has not been especially lively.
Among yachtsmen, however, this circumstance
is not without its consolations a great event,
such as a contest over the Americas Cup, is
highly disturbing to the plans Of yacht-owners
Tho prefer quiet cruises to the CONSTANTS and
egoitements Of an international affair The
Volunteer retains her great superiority over
vessels Of her class, as, indeed, she seems like
ly to do, until greater than she is produced by
the same & MUS who alone is able to excel
himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

~. Henry irving's magnificent plan for tho
revival Macbeth, Of which Mr.. Winter, in a
letter from London, appnses MS cannot fail to
excite a profound curiosity in this country.
The play " be mounted with all tha. master
ly regard e., detail which lends >reh peculiar
strength 70 A'r. Irving's reproSer S'ions. His
conception oil Macbeth a man IS certainly
novcl-almost revolutionary. 1t no only re-
gurcs the substitution in the popular mind Of
quite anothe? individual for the one which has
come TO be received AZ the ideal Macbeth, but
II would seem 10 involve marked change in
the relation he susains to Lad, Macbeth. 1t
is certainly an original view that Nr. Irving
takes Of his character. and he has earned the
right TO have his views thoughtiully considered
by the most competent scholars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02
TIE TALE or THE DAP

IT IS proposed TO photograph the manuscript noos
of Common Prayer originally attached to the Act OF
Uniformity the expense 10 be borne by the TWO un
versities and the Queens Printer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

II is interesting to observe the steady shrinkage
of what is known as the regular theatrical season.
II is announced that hereafter Colonel hcCaull
is to take possession Of Mr.. Palmers new theatre
for his summer season on April !, month carrier
than heretofore This will divide the year equal
" between the stock company and comic opera
At both the Madison Square and the Lyccum, the
regular season does not begin this year untll
nearly the middle Of November, and at the Madison
Square it closes always with the END
Of April Mr. DAILY usually begins earlier, but
closes also at the end OF April The famous stock
companies find it so much more profitable 10
play in other cities, so long as there is any
suspicion of warmth here that this is easily
accounted for But if the shrinking process goes
much further we shall have the regular season
opening little while before Christmas, and clos
ing shortly after New-Y Years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Eighty days since Mr. Cleveland was
dominated. and his only letter OF acceptance, so
far is a check for ten thousand dollars TO the
National Committee TO aid his reelection.
If any other arguments besides checks are to
be used to reflect the Democratic ticket Mr.
Cleveland ought to furnish what he can, Ills
party needs them sadly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

Mr. Steve Brode is not one OF those professional
bridge-iumpcrs that, having performed one great
feat lazly rest upon their laurcls for ever after
He is as Industrious as he gifted, and 1t is not
strange to learn that his mouth now waters as he
thinks of the new bridge at POughIieepsle, or
that he has made up his mind shortly to give 1t
a Brode dedication by leaping from its highest
span. The top Of this span is 2l2 feet above high
water mark. 1t is understood that the neck
appertaining TO Steve is not insured II remains
TO be seen whether Poughllcepsie will give him
the freedom Of the city when he goes up to per-
form the feat or will heartlessly interfere with his
career by giving him merely the freedom Of one
of her police stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-02

There Is an Office in the neighborhood Of Wal
Street which gave sixteen majority for Cleveland
four years ago and this year will give twenty-five
majority for Harrison. Straws like these show
there is a pretty brisk wind blowing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

Experim cnts with The HeBiOgraph.
MESSAGES BETWEEN PORTLAND AND MOUNT aooD-
HOW THE SUN-FLAsnGS HAVE BEEN Us-D IN WAR
FARE.
A telegram from Portland Ore, June go says:
The party proposing 10 illuminate tie summit OF
Mount Hood on the Fourth Oh July lett here yesUer-
day bound Tor Topper. Lieutenant O'Neill, Unlted
States Army, goes with them for the purpose OF
making signal experiments from the sides and
The summit OF the peak, which, II Seen from his
city, Will be answered. The distance between
the summit or the mountain and Portland is about
sixty miles. Its thought that Ii the sun is sIn-
In. brightly these sig aals Can be seen vii bout
diIiieuity. United State, Signal Service Officer
Glass, OF Portland, expects TO Upen commu 4ica-
Ions with the party W O'Clock on sun ay aILer-
noon. On Monday aad tuesday, more work will
be done, and on Wednesday IL expects to md the
answering fash Ifoin Mount HOod's very summit
After the Humiliation IN the evening Mr.. Glass
viii Try calcium hsnIS, au1 his heiiugrapn coin
municaLion viii o. Dy means of SNORT and long
flashes, corresponding somewhat 10 the dots i I'D
uasaes vi the morse Ieiegra ph al paaoel.
Great interest IS IelJ ia tue Photographic expert
IN ms. Inc Photograph or sun-wrlI,r. consists OF
an Arrangement OF mirrors mounted on tripod,
and 30 adjusted AS to enable the operator throw
d Hash or reltcled sunlight on a dist INT pOlnt
witn Mathematical eXac hess. In making signals
long AM snort sun nLshes take the places OF the
dots aud jasnes uf the magnetic SouGder, the same
call Dcing used for Uotn Instruments. In a clear
atmosphere 81, nails made by tn. Instrument can
miles, and " an expert operator at the rate o. nj
teen words per minute.
During The hunt ior Geronimo, the Apache
Chief, IN northern Mexico, the Telegraph was OF
great ASSISTANCE to Gen. niles in sending mes
stseS TO me pursuing parties. The lndlans saw
tne light or tle hello, rapns flashing across the
valleys, Dat did not at mo. Comprehend Its true
slSnIncin~e. Al lost Lney began 70 assoc The
nlohes VITA the 1act that Lney were constantly
being pre- nsel ana hardoSe1, and Within two seas
from the date Oh Inc establishment of the hello
grdpa Ia ned southwark across the Sonora
DOruer. there 10 remain until chased back again
W capt. LawtoL 10 Tie place OF surrender. When
GerOn.ino Was nylnS eastward, pursued by ali The
cavalry IN the heiJ, whisper passed along the
iins that negotiations had Ueen Opened ,OOAlng TO
the surrender Of lue nOSt.leS. Consequently all
snal men were on the tlptJe OF expectancy. Que
evening the Operators at a station The swiss
helm Mountains were nOddihg IaZiy under The
sielCer oi their CenL-ny, wneu suddenly from the
highest peak IN the chi lcdhua range came the
II oh GA d neiioerapn, and Jle following message
Was received: "ocnd u blackboard W meet lie at
SCOT mites ranch. slal. b. in BOWIE TO- night
aud shall Drug some Indians vita me-" THIS W as
Inc uioIeSJ manner In wnicu Gen. allies ANNOUNCED
tue Surrender OF Ger0niIi,O.
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Saturday SaaAilcS.

Surprised Dame-"W And you have refused
MIR. DeGoJd? thought you IiGed him."
Lovely DIugnJei-'i did, but none OF the other
girls seemed 70 care snap Tor him."-Onaha
World
Husband (contemplatively)-sHo true It is my
DEAR that the god that men DO is OF Inferred
with their UOnes'
VIE quot cOntemplatively) - eyes, / s'pose
there's 50 little OF 1t that II Isn't considered Orth
saving"
I'll was a severe punishment" said the father.
seil-reprOac hruliy, "bu1 1t answers the purpose
IL kept Johnny from running on the street" .'You
aidn'. cripple Tue boy, did you?" mo, had MS
mother Cut ais hair Tor nll. You ought TO see the
poor Doy."-Chicdgo Tribune.
"Ah me-" sighed a discOnsOlate emigrant down
In fennsyiyahIa- 81 wish dot l hat me money
enough " take 10 Germany back already ..AnI
suppose thaL give you Lne money" saiu his Kind
hcarted einpioyer. by chiminy. start IOr Kan
sas TINS aIternOon?"
Old Lady-"ittle boy, DO you go to Sunday
Llt.ie Boy-"Yes'm. 60 to the Baptist Sunday
scnoOl."
Ola Lady-"YOu are the son of Christian pa
Little Boy-"No maam; they are Baptists, tust
the same as amy. y. San.
'Good-by, wiley II l am detained by business
and not able TO come home 70 oinner III sena you
VIE Qiigidly)-"You needn't take that trouble.
Here IL Is. l look IL out OF Jour pocket while
ago."-1szas ~ lungs.
Thirteen new banks were started last month
Boston Post
A ray OF light travels IL, lO0, 900 miles In min
ute, ahd Is no r lation TO the messenger pOy.-
Y0akers Stdtesmon.
Al summer kesort-Bella-"Oh, deari What
are We 70 DO to-day without Q man on the
grOunds?"
Carrie-"Let's get boat and row around the
buoy. "-Burtin0t0n Free Erssa
II COOK me COP somedinys" complained Mn
lSaacstein OF Chatam street. una wasn't able TO
eat nodinga Dere vas drouDies NIT do dyspep.
STA"
.vat you do for dot" inquired MIRA Durkheimer.
wen dlnks ] 60 init q boarding house und
pays o. der week. Den got to eat. IN. y. SuW
Frank James, the ex-bandiJ is often mistaken for
senator lnyaiiA Both Of them deserve It. -Nsv
Adren NeUa.
CHRISTIAN scientIst-"Have you ever tried faith.
Pauent..Yes; Fun trying it now. I've got in
my pocket the LEFT hind loot OF graveyard rabbit
tnat was Killed In the dark OF ths moon, and do
believe It's helping me-"
what with the brass bands and the platform
orators This VAL b an unusually windy summer.
-B0st0R Poet
.. Magis!sats GO priscnep-'q 80 that Jon Lost
Prs0ner-"Nos your honor, didn't exactly loes
EN-; they were knocked down my throat"
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The Canoe.

On the great streams the ships mayro
About mems bu iness to anu iro
Blu, 1 the egy-shell pinnsce, sleep
On crystal waters, ankle deep;
i. whose dimiuutive design
VI sweeter cedar. piehier pine,
II fashioned on no trail mould.
4 baud may launch. hand withhold
]. the unnamed inviolase.
Green. rustic rivers navieate:
NY dipping add.e scarcely shakes
Tue berry In the brsmble brakes.
still forth on my green way wsnd
Beside The cottsfe harden end,
Ana by the nestled ANGLER fare,
Ana take the lovers unaware.
~ willow, wood. and water wheel
Speedily neets my touching keel:
~ all retired aud shady spots
Where prospsr dim iorxef- me- nota
-RoDEkT LOUIS Hxxyxxson
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RAILROADS.
PnDNosI an LINE

=, schedule In s6ect guns "a. lSss
esrSoosssii. css.,o. avn Ma. Day Coz 49,
between Alexandria ana txnch6ar IN. Es3ss
s sei1n'' hos sssns sP .ss :'o ss.v ks.s
slesr.r Washington % New oriesns
IL. n "a A M-i.st nsn Daily Zoe wsrr-uscn. cAsr.
Lynchbuns, kOcky Mount Dsnvuis ~ ssssso. 49, -
tvcsn lynehbprs and psnville, 0r--nsboro Esissh
Ssa. SoS,sSsas S%' New olsss. ts.a.S El@ls.
Pull man sle.per New Yort y Monssomsrs IN ccnnss
non With Pullman se.Tcs hontsomery 70 New orissns
bun and sSTsssfors fsimsn ss ,.es n.eAs.
Columbia and Augusta solid trHins w.~sl..4',, -
AtlstA Does not connect ior g and Y. rouls points
IS p M.-Dsny. except sunday, Cor M.n.--..
$50 PM.-western Erprsss n.ily scr v.--,.,,.
GordensNile. Charlottesville. Louisvilla Cnoinnsu
and summer rcsorts on and near line Of Chs..p~.fs
washinston - Louisville and White salrhar sr,ss
e - Louis also for Lynchlurs. Bristol Chstt.noasN
nashville Memphis Little Reck. end AL souih vs.ssra
points Throush Pullman sleepor Meaningless 20
Memphis without chans~
II 90 P.M-southern Erpse.- Daily for Lynch
bA Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montsonery, New or
leans, Texas and California Pullman sleeper w.xh-
ington 20 New Orleans. wa Atlanta and Montsumery'
chsnsa Pullman sleeIsr baltimore aud Nashins-to
T. white sulphur Springs and g and q. Resorts
ingtou 300 AN. Day rxcsTt SUNDAY, and 4 as n
NJ Daily. Arrve Round Hin N a. A NJ and 1.2i +.
ah,e,,a =, leave Hound hi 800 An Daily, ant
so NJ. and =. IS PM
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
and - PM wa East Ienne--ee. Bristol ana Lync
burg AZ III IL A N aud y az 4 NJ via CHESAPEAKE
and ohio route .nd chs,iOttssVilis at Gao IN;
furnished and b..se checked si once 300 fsna.
'ania Railroad. 9th aud d sts. JAS L TAYLOR
IL General PAs.enser Agent
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He was Perfectly Csmpes..e

From the New York Graphic.
He wanted position In bank. The ucssiAent
was satisfied with Lis credentials, but before en-.
saging him put him through little C,vu service
cfossex Examination. suppose, now, man was TO
cme In here and deposit so In 81 bills how vould
you count tnemi" I'D wet my fingers ana mn I'M
s sos OH until sot 70 the Last one why would
might possibly b one more bill un6es M ana ~
S ospostos was 70 zee u he woul0 want Il bacf
soo ne Iwen.ietn ol is not lfted up ana there
y, oon't you sect" "YoQ win do" said the h. ~
-, ..osn9 "You have teen In the businees befosa
oua oaonT suppose you knew that trIck. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07

from the PhlIAdeIphiA LedxtE.
Through the simplest remedies reilef comes and
the new methods Of indicating patient on food
Chiefly are carrying out this formula In Gen-
sheridans case. Lactic acid, which IL NOT far esr
from the beverage COMMONLY termed buttermiik.
has been doing peptic wonders. it Is announced.
a good many people who are .out OF sortsp with
nses .fouoss might Try the buttermiik cure a.
rect without waiting for an illness 10 ha We M nrs
scribed ivr them. Especially old people and worn
out people frequently md Q fountain OF youIh In
tbs cnufns suIpluA
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BUSHNELL Il CARUSL Real Estate Brokers,
I'D 1908 street northwest

VALUABLE uNINPROvED PROPERTY: BETWEEN
hNp asp chhhL as sRd HALE STREETS
By Virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
No 1870 liS PSI Q, the land records for the DIS:
DAY. fHE TENIh. DAY OF STLs: 1855; = FIys
city OF Washington D. C.: Original Lot numbered one
g. In e.' q 'igsIe ~ IT, r.; no ssa
% Of Theodore A. Curtis, trustee and Gr-fton Macks
ssssss g IN Se on p.ss ga H.e !.
son ogS i. S II said square as rseSraed dir 1
Described Desc as foioHs Bsnns ct point in the south
lne OF 6 street 1888 feet wet Of the northeast
With SID south line street twenty 20 feet
e + D-cs q ,is P Ss, all
III s ssd o Is he
eOnyeyed BY James y rbear 70 Terrence McCatirsy
Css q n; !: sSa .g sSs
ss Sss1ss q sssS tSs ); ne
Convsysnclns st Rurch.sss.s enpsn.s Terms e b
GEO W. srrcxNE1. Hue, 10 sss &. ,s2e-d.d.
3 bMEIIISa HOUSE No iloS xIkGiNiA
fhHH soxISS iNsT1futE SkcENbs TIE
BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia. passed In equity cause No. 1l2l1.
wherein Milton H.Gettngeri 10 aud william
CeItuger and others Defendants. the 10Th day Of
June 1885, viii sel Ut public suction In front Of the
premises, 70 the highest bidder. on MONDAY, THE
fS1 Sty II IA. p ass y ss
tate, the icing part OF original lot seven CD In
sousre three hundred and twenty. begnning
ysn: s :, p9ns "a s s Of The north:
:.a fsn' ass az sssis
:u q s% :s
feet easter the point Of beginnins, and thence
with the line 70 oad avenue end thence
westerly with said rs feet 70 the point Of be-
thinning. improved By two-sto1 frans dwelling
hOuae.
third the purchase money cash on the day 81 safe
or within ten days thereafter and the balance In two
euua instaments q twelve and eighteen months after
the day sss With interest 1t the rAo q per can't
per from the day Of sale. oc al the purchase
money may = 3 a !. cseh nth. =. d.y. sfs.r ths
tbs property 4 sold. All coaysysnctng e tie puF.
chnserAS cost the terms Of ale are not oomplied
NTH within tan days after tAe day II se The 1rsee
reserves the right 20 sel ths propory g te ssk end
cost OF the defautng purchaser after 0ve dayy edyes
csg r :s%i 'na IN
'ns '1'' = W7tIixE y. noARHAH. rruaAsa
eno y, srIcxzE7f:: zassu':@. so -
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LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their 1oliet POWDERS FREE FROM
POISON.
FkEEMANi INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless as the dew and beauties turally
ffopefiy apl lied cannot he detected. The following
druggists and Those named i'll succeeding advertise
melt conn rising al the leading Druggists the city
BELL ana specially recommend II.
,h Try freemsns A,awaths handkerchief Extract"
sw, city ciinxinr Del. nanest. j0c. per az.
w. b. ihonlson. 03 lJtn ST.; y. +. hickling, 3l9
Ia ave A. NJ. Daniels. 1900 l4th ST.; A. j. Saatnirs
n. Cap and SITS -. G Brown, A. l. ave. and 1th ST.
I. A. J. Judd. 9TH and sts.: W. T. Baidus, Pa ave
and 10Th st.: W. Z. Duckett, Pa ave. md I'D ST.
Z. Christian asa Pa ave Entwistles l21l Pa. ave
p.w; Mhiieside Walton, 1921 Pa. ave.; L. L.
M-gruder. 1900 Pa ave-; Dobyns 4 Kimpten. POI
IA ave- Sc +. Pitzer Co, 9TH ana h. Cap. j. H.
Cassin, Ith and Nj SITS. NV: Geo ". Boyd las q st.
De-; y. e. C. Siinms, \. \. ave; and l4tn St. L. G
BISHOP, 9th aud II sts L. S. Williams Co, and 9th
sts NV; y: h hepheustne. l4Ih and Vt ave-: &. A
Bentley, l4th aud Corcor. II sts l. Flemmer Bro.
i4tn and SITS; L. Gladmon. I'd aud sts.; L. W.
Duny. Sth and sts-: Il. o. tinkard. 2i26 14th st !:
r. " harper. 6O9 Pa. ave.: q. W. Cropley. GEORGE
town. D e.; g. B. l-ockhart sd aud SITS. L. c. Mir
burn. 9th St and Case W. - hichardsol, 4U9 u
ST.; 1sch.iely Evan holesa.e Agents aplO-eo:sin
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CUAfIN BNUNN,
333 - st. NV.
ANDREW b. DUfALL. A'us'oos
Az La. ave
ads DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

NEARLY NEW THREE-S TORY AND BASEMENT
NbkICK HoUst. NO. SO STREET NORTH
On MEDNEADAYA FTERNOoNJULYE ELEVENTH.
Al HALL Asst FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in trout
Of the prelnis.s
SUB lot %. SQUARE 4O1.
front l. street northw est and improved by B.
story aud baseme t bay window Ell press brick DWELL
ing. No. SIS street, conta ming rooms. m dern con-
v,niences, nd nearly The location is couven-
lent r business man or for investment
Terms Cne-thrd cash. balance ia one and two yesrs
to bear Interest from day of SALE pay
able mi-anuuaIy and to be secured by deed of trust
all cash at OPTION OF purcha er Conveyancing &C.
at purchasers cost. deposit Of 800 required Sale
IerIns to b. complied with in ten DAYS, otherwise
some newspaper published in WASHINGTON, ID. G.
jy:}-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
EXECUTRIX's SALE OF COMFORTABLE TWO
STONY FRAME DWELLING. No 4o6 fiRsr
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctlonoer, e36 $.

Al CTI0N SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE sIX-RooM
BRICK HOUSES ON EIGHTH STREEr COk-
MIX Or BOUNDARY. BLING HOUSES No.
ZOOS; 29los 2ol2. 20IA EIGHTH STREET
Twill Offer for sale. In front of the premises on
HI KsDAf the TWELFTH DAY OF JULY. 1883,
at SIX O'CLOCK p. l.. lots 23l, 23s 233 and , "a
IN Crusi and MILLER, subdivision recorded
IN County Book No. T. folio 127. OF the Surveyors
Othce tor the District of Columbia
Terms Of sale One-fourth cash, balance In one Cll
two CD aud three CD years interest the rate of
per cehtuln per annum payable w. secured
by deed Of trust property sold all cash. option
OF purchaseE deposit of $50 Oh each hot will be
iy6 dads GEO. W, STICKNEY Auc .ioueer
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T,HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
The SOUTH SIDE or STREET, BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMPROVED BY A HANDSOME TWO
STORY AND BAoENENT BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue Of q decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, PASSED In LQuiIy cause No
lla0O. the undersigned trustee wall sell II pubic
auction, in front OF the premises. on MONDAY The
NINTH DAY OF JULY, A D. 1885, AT HALF-PAsT
Five O'CLOCK NJ the following Real Estate IN the
% ID in Ld~ard Greer's subdivision of lots in
square four hundred and t~enty-one (421l improved
by substantial wo-story and basement brick DWELL
ing house, being prenises EOS 2 street northw' ST.
with ali modern improvements and in good condition
Terms Of sale one third cash and the balance one
I'd and two CD years with interest at six 90 per
per snnum from The day Of SALE for which the notes OF
the purchaser shall be TAKEN secured by deed
upon the property sold all cash. at the purchasers
option. Taxes will lie paid TO the day Of sale de-
post Of 800 viii be required at the time Of sale II
the terms are not eomped with an ten l0l days the
trustee the ne ht TO resell 1t defautip
purchasers risk and cost Ali conveyancing aud re-
cordlng It the purchasers cost.
AAkY CUNNINGHAM. Trustee.
ee30-dSds 1O0 street nv.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPRovED REAL Es
TATE IN WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF


WASHINGTON. d. G.
By virtue If deed of trust dated March l. AID.
1887 and recorded in ber No. 1928. folio 6 seq,
OF the land records of the District ColumbiA
upon the request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby we WAL sell AZ public auction front of the
premises IN THURSDAY, JUNE TMENTI-EIGHTH,
A. ID: 1883; at slX O'CLOCK 7. NJ, lot eleven q d in
block four 90 in b III. arders subdivision II q
Of land called whitney Clos-" situate County
oi WASHINGTON, District OF Columbia
Terms. one fourth cash, balance equal pa yments
in on. two and three years with interest at per
cent per annun pa, able semi annually. secured by
deed OF trust upon property sold, al cash pur-
c, asers option Conveyancing and recording at pur
chasers cost. deposit OF 800 required at of
sale. GEORGE E. EMNONS, I o.,
3el6-eo CHARLES Is. PEARSON.S A'oeS
sF- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. IN CON-
sequence Of the rain, until HI ksDAI, JULY FIFTH,
A. D. 1888. at SANE HOUR and place.
seaasa. G Ga0kGE E F FnASsSS Trustees.
gE- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
o account of the rain until Thu RSDAY, TWELFTH
DAY OF JULY, 1858. same hour and place.
0tObdE r.. EMMONS. I rrrs....
ty6 CHARLES b PEARSONy Aussooo-
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SOB BARNARD. Trustee.
800 9th 81. NV.
JAMES +. SHEA, Trustee,
Il.ft AMI

VINHOMAS DOMINO. AucuoneeE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. la4e THIRTY
SECOND ok HIuH STkEEI, 0EOhOEToNN. ID
c., Al AUN1IO>.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
1S, folio 4l3 ct the land records foe the
District of Columbia he reuu
Iarty secured thereby will sell. public auction
ia front ol the premises, on MONDAY JULY NINTH.
lSSS. at HAI-f-tAsT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the fol-
described property: Part OF lot No. 10 in ulI
GeoIgetoen beginning for the at the moth est
OF the brick dwelling house formerly the prop
erty OF Thomas jackson, deceased. the east side OF
HiEh street in said GEORGETOWN, and running north
with TIE line OF said street 23 feet and inches,
extending back edstery the width 200
or less, described in deed from Susan l..
Howard to John Drill recorded IN Llber y. u. 140.
- ct OF the land records of said District Of
Columbia. together Wal the improvements. consisting
OF trce-siory ard basement br ok dwelling. being
No la4y Sd street. Geu r-etONu. ID. L.
Ierms: Unohan cash: balance IA six and twelve
months. with interest. and secured by a deed ol
the property Sold all purchasers option
All recording Hnd cony cyancing at purchasers cost
deposit 500 Viii De required at time VI sale. Terms
to pe com Piled with ia fifteen days.
W LILY DLEBLE-
BENJ. Z. DAVIS, Trustees.
je23-d&1s 1919 ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07
nHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer

1WO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
DENCG. No. 30 MYRTLE STREET, BETWEEN
NOhIH CAPITOL STREET AND FIIiSI STREET
LAST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JULY TENTH. 1883. AT HALF
PAST FOlR O'CLOCK, i'll front o. the premises.
shall sell lot 2l3 Ia Giberts subdivision of square
615, improved by d two-story and basement Brick
Dive, ing No 80 Myrtle street, containing SIX rooms
aud modern improvements AL taxes paid up to hrst
June
1ei One-third cash. balance in one ans two years
with bearing interest. and secured BY deed Of
trust All coEveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. 400 deposit requ red at the time Of sale.
j,2-dkas THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.