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StilI Keeping the Church Hotel

From the Chicago Tribune
Newly-arrived Minister-"My son. can you d.
rect me to the house OF Brother HOLSTER"
Boy-"Yes, sir; he's my father. Be you the new
preacher"
Minister (pleasantlyI-"Yes, my son. Your
father, presume, is expecting mel"
BOY guess so. i heard him tell nav this
morning TO Kill two chickens for dinner he said
he was still keepn the church hotel, and 'spected
he'd always have to-"
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IT'S Easter 70 Talk than 70 DO.

NHsnNlIIt DenlOcraG
Now are the sweet girl graduate and the collie
gian In their glory. But the young man whose
grafton on ''The True Meaning OF Life" occupies q
conspicuous place on the program will soon 60
home too proud TO saw the wood for the family
cooking and hustle for easy place in the village
dry-goods store. Likewise, she who now looks
sweetly on the assembled multitude In commence
ment hall In her beautiful white graduating dress
goeth home TO mediate upon the Golden Dreams
and Leaden Realities" OF life, while her mother
getteth out the weeks washing.
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She Got Her Diamond Ring.
AN INTERESTING STORY ABOUT AN OHIO MILLIONAIRE
AND LADY.


AND LADY.
PrrTsBURG, June ia special from Findlay,
Ohio. 10 the Post says: the prominent part which
Calvin = BTice Is now taking IA politics reminds
your correspondent OF an interesting Incident In
the miiliOnaire'S career. About twelve years ago
the cOlOnel attended a small social gathering at
Lima at which a aister-in-laW OF Judge
Hughes who Is supposed 10 be gifted Win the
power 81 reading the lines OF the hdnd ana lore
telling the future which she Irequ 'ntly practices
simply for the amusement IL affords her friends.
Upon this occasion Brice playIulIy asked her 10
s'teI his fortune The lady examined the palm OF
the then scrub lawyer. and almost Instantly
exclaimed, .COL BriCe. before you are nifty years
Old you will be a millionaire" This OF course was
the cause OF an OutbursJ Of laughter from the
friends present, and BTce tOcularly reJOrted that
Ar the prediction came true he would make the
lady a present OF the finest diamond ring he could
IND The incident was forgotten, however, b. all
present until about TWO years ago, when BTice
brought from New York, On one OF his visits TO
Ohio, a magnificent diamond ring for the lady as
promised since then she has frequently been a
guest Of the Brice family ut their New lork home,
and often refers TO the fact of how she made mil
nonaire.
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NOW, doctor" he said, as he Joined the medical
gentleman in the street, "in the case OF q man
who can't sleep at night what would you adviser
II would advise him TO sleep In the daytime"
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RAILROADS.
DrEpNoNr AIR LINE

schedule IN cfaSrt June 4 isSs
30 A. Mast lem Nal Daily Tor war-rntnn
S.tSesn Ale.sadris and iyncs6ars. Blue kSss
sprines. Allegheny springs. Bristol. knoxVille Roua
Calcr. Montgomery snd New Orlokns Pullman
liza A. Mast all Daily tor wsrrcnton Char
lottNille. Cord nrsvlle Stations Ches Ohio R,uta
IL nchbuns. kocky Mount Danvtlle ana stations tr-
charlotte. COLUMBIA. Augusta. Atlanta. RirmiIls-
ham. MOntguncry New Orleans Iexss and California
Pullman SlsgTcr Ne~ York g Moutsomery IN connec-
ton with Pullman Sic Iers Mongumery O. New oricsns
aud Mann B,udoig slecI-r~ Tor kirninghsm- klcks-
bum aud Shreveport. lul man sie-gsr psnNlle o.
columbia and Charleston. Solid trains Washington 70
80 P. N.-DAny. except sunday. for MsnA-.~s
Stras hlrv. and tntermesiiAts stations.
30 P.M-MesieTn ENprs~s Daily for wsrrenton.
Dorl'nsNille. Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati.
and summer rcsorts on aud near line uf ChesapcAk.
WASHINGTON 10 Louisville also Tor Iynchburs Bristol
NhattanoosA. Memphis. Little ktak. and all south
western POINTS Through Pullman slceTers Washing
II 90 PM-South.ru ENrress Daily for Lynch
pulf ianNilie Raleigh, AsaeNllle Charlotte. Noum.
hlA Aiken. Augusta Atlanta Montsomery. New or
leans Texas and california Pullman Sleeper Wash
ington 10 New ORLEANS. Texas, Atlanta and Mont
Esmety; Pullman sleepcr Washington 20 Augusta
Tratns Washington and Ohio division leave wash-
inston = 90 NJ Daily vNcyTt sunday. aud . s5 y.
III Daily. arrive Round Hill II a. NJ. aud : n p
30 A NJ. and s - r.
THROUGH trains froIr the South via Charlotte Dan
and 3, M East tennessee. Bristol and Is nch-
onrs al III IL A. NJ and - ~ 4 NJ ChesApeaks
and Ohio route aud ChArlottesVille at . 40 IN.
Tickets. sleclang car reservation and Information
iurnished and hassase checked At offce, 1900 tenn-
'Hnia kallroad. 9th and Is JAS 1. TAYLoR
- General fAszenscr Ascent
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

IL No suburb Of Washington can begin to compare
with this for elevated and magnificent views health
fulness and low prices. Remember the Government
10 spending more money In Identifying thus than all
other surroundings Of Washington: The new Free
Bridge. the GRAND MEMORIAL STRUCTURE the
Mount Vernon Avenue, Arlington. Fort Myer.
besides the slls Church and GEORGETOWN Marrow
Guage Railrosd just being commenced all make this
the coming Brooklyn of Washington. We are now
selling first selection of lots 3 B. o, and 10 cents
per foot I. II. siPHERD CO.. 1921 r St je2- I'm
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SPKIS6FIELD, ILL, June IL. - Edward Baehr
bought a red bandana saturday evening and
started out to celebrate the ST. Louis nominations
This morning he was found dead in his brothers
shop, ON the corner OF 2i and Washington streets
He had tied the handkerchief around ais neck,
fasteBed piece OF rope TO H. and hanged himself
He leaves a wife and six children
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

FIVE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE A. NEAR THE
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS, AT AUCTION
On W EDNESDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, 1885, at
SiX 0CLt OK Al ON the premises ! shall sell Lots
10. Ia. Is, - aud 20 in square No. A. improved by
i've twostory Brick Houses five rooms each, good
yards and sheds This property is located near the
Observatory grounds, in alley bounded by 23d and
.ith and and streets northwest Terms made
known atsale. All conyeyancng, &C.. at purchasers
cost. 600 deposit required each house time Of
sale. WESCOTT :. ILCOX
je4-d&ds 1907 Penn. ave.
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Not His Tault.

from the New York Sun
Ministsr-''Wen. Bobby. suppose you get
prizes at school sometlmes.-
Boooy-'Never got any yet, sir"
Minister--Why how Is THAR.
Bobby with an injured airl-.Ir IA hsc.use soroe
other boy gets en-" 1S 0o1A1e
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Emperor Frederick had long interview with
Prince Bismarck sunday concerning the Prusstan
ministerial crisis, which Is stu unsettled.
new Egyptian ministry has been formed with
Rfaz Pacha as president of the council minister q
the interior, and minister Of nnanca
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No 1914 N
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FIJI
TENTH, 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK, shall offer for
sale premises 1914 street northwest having . front
OF 80 feet by depth of l0l feet to 0foot alley
ted on the south side of street, between 10th and
goth streets.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by Q
deed Of trust All conveyancing and recording at
chaser's cost 600 deposit required at the time Of
sale. THOMAS DOWNING
ieS-d6ds Auctiopeer
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Charles H. Winfield dropped dead vhua .oa,ssa
Ing sunday school 81 Walden, n Y. Snndsy
afternoon He was q lawyer OF con,,.iers M.
prominence and served two terms In Congress
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Mr.. Saulsbury's Atlenuateu TrOuserr

MT. Sau1sburY's Attenuated TrOuserY,
From the Chicago Herald.
the senior Senator from Delaware, Mr.. Sauls-
bury, Is gay bachelor OF seventy, for whose at
tentions half the widows In Washington pine. He
Is very tall and very thin. He is also very chari
table. He sent the other day box of his CASTOR
clothing TO committee formed for the relief OF
the sufferers by the Western floods Yesterday
so at least the story as told by OF his wicked
colleagues goeS-he received the following COM
munication In his MALL 1.-THE committy man civ
me. amongst other things wat he called pare
OF pants, and twould make me pant sum to wear
EN-. found your name and where you live In one
OF the pockets. My wife laf1ed so when showed
'em TO her that tho't she would have a conpshun
nj. She wants TO know II there lives and breathes
man VINO has legs no bigger than that She sed
II there was, he Orter be taken up for vayrinsy.
for having no visible means OF support. couldn't
get 'em on my eldest boy, so l used 'em Ior gun
would like TO get em to hang up by the side or the
fireplace TO keep the tongs In"
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The Meanest Thing in the World.

From the New York Mail and Express
"fou want my opinion OF what is the meanest
thing IN the world?" said veteran sport. "Well
I'll tell you. and 1t don't take long TO decide Il.
The meanest thing is gambler, professional
gambler. Not one OF them has a hundredth part
OF the honor OF rattlesnake and they know 1t and
SHOW II by skulking and avoiding the company OF
decent people," "Are there no exceptiOns9r
Just enough TO prove the rule. AS with Out-and.
out thieves, there Is what they call honor among
themselves, which, after all said and done is often
disregarded. Self banished and outlawed with no
hope OF ever regaining good name. the profess
Slonal preys without mercy or remOrse on the In
nocent public, whom he dignlfles with the name
or suckers IShmaelites, whose hands are
against all honest people-and little respect have
gamblers Tor gentleman who forgets himself and
treats them civily. What a legacy OF shame and
misery does profesh. leave to his children. A
gambler should not he allowed to marry"
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THoNAs BOWLING. Aucnonssr.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FIVE OF THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST
PART OF The CITY ON STREET AND MAS
sACHUSEETs AVENUE BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.
DAY, JUNE SlXTEENTH. 1883, at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK p: NJ. the above lots. -Four said
~ ises IN 6sptn e 22foos alley; One improved by
Massachusetts avenue 20 80 100 feet front also inn
100 square feet
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash
balance IN one and two years 1t per cent
Per annun, payable semi annually deferred payments
oe secured BY deed Of trust the said property
AL cash. at option Of the purchaser. deposit OF LOO
VIII be required at time of sale
VIM. i. MArTINGLY,
IVORY o. KIMBALL. Trustees.
je6-dkds X n NORSEII
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE
ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY, COMPLETE WITH POLE,
sIpE:BAK BgGGY, MADE TO ORDER By Nc:
DIE AND BRIDLE, CoACHMAN's COAT. WHIP.
II LAP I ROBES; a. a Se; ,rxr ror,-,v~-u
1883, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. in front Of my auction
rooms, shall sell for gentleman leaving the city the
above outfit. all Of which IL in hrstclass condition
js11-3t
TNHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF FUNDAMENTALLY STREET, BETWEEN n
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTEROON. JUNE EIGHTEENTH,
1855, at SIX O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises,
alley.
Terms One half cash. balance in twelve mouths with
n3es bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust
All conveyarcng and recording at purchasers cost
$50 deposit required at time of sale
jel1-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. co, AuctioneersL
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE OF HORSES, BUGGY.
RELS OFFICE FURNITURE, ETC, AT AUC-
By order of the Supreme Court for the District Of
we small on fRb tSr JUNE FIJI
TENTH, A. b. 1883, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the
Warehouses, foot of 18th street. near Rileys wharf
Parker deeeSse named in part;
Five good Work Horses, one side-bar BUGGY, i've Bar
rel Wagons five sets of single Harness. Hoop 1rucks,
els. Picks. Forks, Writing Desk stovss about 1000
empty Barrels various kinds together with the entire
outht of coopering establishment.
Terms cash. G GAFEIE X Y; PA EEIR,.
1el1-4t Administrators.
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DoN,r Be- Foo11sH.

And it would be foolish to give up your hard earned
dollar without first seeing the Biggest Bargains
offered In frst-cass Clothing. Don't be foolish and
pay dollar for what you buy for so cts Don't be
foolish and think you do as we'll somewhere else
Look at our 1926 Strictly all Wool Getaway Suits.
Look ut our $40 Strictly all Wool Cashmere Suits.
Look at our $40 Assabet Flannel Suits. strictly all
Wool and guaranteed not to fade.
Look at our $15 Prince Albert Suits they cannot be
matched anywhere for less than $22.
Our $40 Prince Albert Suits are equal to any $50
Suit you can buy.
Look at our 81 Business Suits: they good q
any BIZ Suit you can buy anywhere.
Well show you q full line Of Spring Suits for men
than you can buy them elsewhere.
For Boys from IA to IL have . full line Of Suits
at 35. %. o. and &S.
In order to close entire stock Of Childreps Suits
we sell them 90 cents on the dollar.
Mems and Boys Pants from 1 up
Chndrens Pants from 2oc up.
Give US call and be convinceda at
LONDON AND LIvERP oo1
SLOTHINo CO.
my25 COR. 9TH AND G Sta
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VT,EN FINE BUILDING LOTS IN TODD 3
Il BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF PLEASANT
PLAINS AND MOUNT PLEASANT.

TEN FINE BUILDINa LOTS IN TODD Z
F REHTss ss5 M1GXF aE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE FOUR.
TEEN1H. we will sell on the premises At FIVE
Lots and 15 Block g. situated -on Bismarck street
near 18th, and on sherman avenue
Lots 2, IL. p and %. Block g. situated on Marshall
street. near eth on Sherman avenue. and on Farra-
Lot IS Block g. situated on Sheridan street near 7th
Lot Block IL. situated on Irving street. Sher
Lot 49, Block IA. situated Sherman near Princeton
street.
Lot 4. Block II. situated on wallach. near Sherman
All in Todd Browns subdivision Of Pleasant Plains
and Mount plsasant ms property situated oppo-
Terms: One half cash; balance in one year. Notes
to bear interest at per cent payable semi annually
deposit Of 300 required each ct time Of sale
Conveyancing. &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be
at risk and cost Of defautine after
hve days advertisement In some newspaper published
m ,s Sadss'0n DGNcANsoN BROS. Auctionesr..
E1yE FINE BUILDING LOTS On NORTH SIDE
L s Is MhRI HxsT AVENUE SEARFoukrEENrH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIFTEENTH
AT SIX O'CLOCK will sell in front Of the premises
S lei as S On
lth and 18th streets east having an average depth o
This property is near the Columbia R R Co stables
and are suitable for building purposes
years. &c be secured by deed Of trust beaI
COST deposit Of SO on each lot &
9th rwise right reserved to resell 1t risk and cost q
desultng purchaser. after i've days public notice
sucn resale in some newspaper pTblished IN Wsshing
1e6-d&ds Auctioneers
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rE'HE GREAT
TO Tvr IFE,NS,NsrLyAXIa ROUTE r,,,,.n
poTBlE ,rEHcR sfIfNpi6 scfSERi
STEEL RAILS MAGNlFICtNr EVUIPMENH
IN EFFECT JUNE 30. lsss.
TRAINS LEANI WASHINGTON, IRON STATION
CORNER SIXTH AND b sfREETs. AS FoL
For Pi,tsourg and the West Chicago Limited E,rr<s Of
fnli a nestibuled Cars At 30 Am DALI fsst
with seeping Cars from Harrisburg 20 CIn,fnnatl
and Buffet Car % II LOUIS. daily. except saturday.
Western Kpress. at 40 pm daily With s.sepins
, NaSns'9h ~ ,hlcAzo and 81 Louis and ca
daily az harrisburg with through sleepers for
PM daily, for Pitis6urS aud the w.; sltS
through Sleeper To Httsburs. and Rttsbars 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ere CsnsndAsua. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
iov1 pm daily; eSoegt saturday. with sleeping
For W llisnsport Lock Haven. and Eluirx 1T " 80
For New Iori aud The last. 20. 90. II 90, and
~ 40 am 90. I 10. 10 90. and 20 m. on
lI.2o pm IA9ited E,rr-s Of PuiiInsn farIor
Cars ( 40 am daily, except sunday. and 5 as ,.
m daily. with DINING Car
For Boston without chanse 90 m. every day.
Tor Brooklyn, \. all through trains Jer-
sey city with boats Of brooklyn Annex. sfordins
direct transfer 20 Fulton street avoiding double
For fhlsde6a N sS 30 300. II CO. and II 40
100; ~ 10; 900 0'o9 snd II 20 pm ON sun.
ll:2Opm Limited Ekpress. all Parlor Cars d 40
am weekdays and 3 As p m daily, with Dining
For Baltimore. 6:35, 20. 300. 90, 30, n 90
and IL 40 am, 1903. 200 , a., 4 no. 20
40, 600. 40. 10 90. and n 20 m. ON sun.
day, 300, eO5. g 30 II 40 am. 200. AZ
4 10. 500. q 40. 1000, and II 20 pm
For Fope's Greek Lane, 20 and 40 nm daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis. z 20 and 90 a m, IL .os. 20. and
500 N. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, q 90 q
m, 4 lOp.m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICksBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND NASH N0TON
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria @ 90. g b, $40. a:4a, 1857 Am.
II % noon 2O5 4.25. > 90 > 55, o.. = os.
lu;Ol and ii So 4 M On Sunday at q 90, y A a
1857 am 30. ; 30 : o5, aud 10 .os Pm
ACCOMMODATE ton for Quantico. 90 pm. week days
For RICHMOND and the South, q 90 10 81 am. daily
n and q % pm daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. q 05, %,
sOO, 10, 10 IL. IL 90 am. 4 20, 3 90, 3 sl
$40, 90, b los az and II .05 pm, ON sun
ana 10 AZ pm.
Tlckets and information the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue ani at
the station where orders be left the checking
CHAs. r. PUGH D n mood
General Manager Ue4 Gen. Pas Ascnt
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SE s sHHsE F2T hS
,d ~ virtue Of decree passed in equity cause No
April B. IL suit '' wherein J.e.
ins + pGSs
ffGsi &, sAf P !: r ff JESE
the twenty feet irops s. the Ii Of ot nine s
m f; q Ssst nS,h Of s
city. District Of columbia together with the sppur
tenences thereunto belo iging.
one year and nethrd in two years thereafter. with
the deferred payments to be secured by
day OF sale at option Of purchaser 800 cash to be
with Within ten days Of OF sale Otherwise resale
defaulting purchasers risk and Cost Conveysncns
JACKSON H RALsToN, Trustee.
DAVID D. sr6 stone Tr ~; e;s'
je1-d&ds S06 st. NV, sshilgton, u. Z.
III THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY POSTPONED
UNSTiL , FRIDAY. JUNE TMENTY-sEcoND 1888
ssaaas 'Achs2S B sS5sE Trustee Trustee
HSfSHstss ssR ytsfAEEi
BY virtue Of assd Of gss .sa shs son day Q, Sep
aI folio IS ct SEQ one OF the Land Of the
District Of Columbia will sell at public auction. in
SIXTEENTH 1855 1t SIX A. lot NUMBERED eshi
70 plat recorded in Lbr No. 1883 folio 3O4 one q
the Lard Records Of said District with the improve
ments consisting Of newly constructed brick dwell.
ing house
Terms Of Sale One-thrd Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in two equal payments at one
and two years. the said deferred payments to be Sc
cured by the notes Of the and deed Of
on the properly sod the said notes to bear interest
interest payable semi-annuay. depost Of 500
vsyapcins at the Of the purchaser il the term,
Of sale are not eomplisd with in ten days after the day
of sale the trustees the right resell prop
ety at The risk and of the deiauting purchaser
after nve days advertis, ment
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN,, ,,..
GEORGE c. BOAkMAN, \ Afus'ees.
GEO. ". STlCKNEY. Auctiuneer A:36 at il-dkdI
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GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. 1886 ST

WASHINGTONH HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
w 93S-S40 Louisiana ave.
Auction sale of Horses. Carriages Harness. &C. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, TEN A
IL
Large stock Of New and Second-Haad Carriages
Buggles- Wagons Harness, &c, always on hand at
private sale. je1-lm
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II Tor baltimore and Potomac River Landings
Steamer SUI Capt Geoghesan. leaves pnensou.0
War every SUNDAY, ~ 4 O'Clock y. IA hisee
freight must be prepaid
for further information. apply 70
sIEPHENsON BRO.
m3-6m 3th street wharf
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TRUSTEES SALE OF YWO BRICK HOUSES ON
THlRTEEN1H-AND.A-HA STREET, NEAR
ID STREET, SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded the land
records OF the District Of Columbia in Lber No.
i2.O folio SSS will offer for sale, 1T public auction
N 'front.' OF the premises, on SATURDAY., JUNE SIX
and C. in w Brsdley's recorded subdivision of part
OF square No 26 each lot having Ia feet 40 inches
southwest
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash, balance in six
WE'VE and eighteen months for notes bearing inter-
est from day OF SALE and secured by deed
property sold. AL conveyspcinF and recording al
purchasers cost deposit Of $l00 on each piece OF
property at the time OF sale: and il terms OF sale
not complied with within two weeks from day Of SALE
the property will be resod at the risk aud of de-
fanltng purchaser. REGINALD FENDALL.
geO-G&ds Trustee.
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OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND F SITS.
my25-3m
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.. C. Butler, Chaplain, 11O7 18th st. NV
Arson G. McCoOk Secretary, 1924 nth st. NV.
VIM p. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, BOZ Del av.
Charles ". johnson, CHIEF Clerk, 1915 Mass. ave.
James X. Young, Executive Clerk, 1906 @ ST. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst. DOorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
j. J. Christie, Act. Asst. DOorkr S1 18th ST. q. W.
". ii. Bigelow, Postmaster. 10 Sd ST lie.
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I,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
II NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves 9Th 81. wharf MONDAYS. TIT ksDAYS
aud SAII LDAls at am Returning TUEsDAhs
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS m. touchint at RlyerIAnd-
ines far as Aomini Greek CurrIoHaIl. Va, and st.
Clements Bay. Nd. Connects with Is aud o. X X. .t
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN n. PADGETT, AT
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. 49,
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E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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Mt VERMONT MT VERNON!
STEAMER W. ". CORCORAN
Leaves 18th wharf daily Except sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings down as Glymont al
10 O'Clock a. III. Returning. reaches Mashingtoa
about $3.50 y.
sl6 L. L BLAKE. Captain
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re- THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED
ON TUESDAY, The TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE,
D., 1883. Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M.
RICHARD SMITH. I T-o.,oo.
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TNMAN LINE-NEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
chi oE eHssfEt. xpSI 4: s.s y. June 4
CfTY on RICHMOND. $50 April Is. June 2, July
OHIO o:h, adj; ana 81 90 sssond Cabin
$50 and e35 steersee e20 PkTEh WhlohI
SONS. Gepersl Agents. New York oho W. nosA
Agent 921 Pa :. Washington. u. C. ap2-3m