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TINS VIII Be PLEASANT News.

For the next week. IL they hold out that long. We
shall sell Sd floor the following splendid gsnu.
inc bargains:
Alot of SATIN SERGE PARASOLs in many differ
ent colors warranted perfect reduced from Sl5O to
CSC
Several cases Of fine SATIN REMNANTS. in all the
new shades and styles at ~ &c; regular value CSC
51S dozen Of MEMS SUSPENDERS, extraordinary
strong elasticity and good heavy metal work at l7c
regular price 25c. and 3Oc.
An immense line Of organdie NAINSOOK, MALAGA
PLAID, and VENETIAN CLOTH REMNANTS
good fabrics for summer wear, ut half their regular
value.
In CREAM coLORED CRINKLED sEERsucKERs,
we claim to be the leaders, having made the following
great reductions:
AIot at &C.: worth &c.
lot at 7c.; worth 1Oc.
lot at &c.: worth 121sc
One case of German Fancy colored FEATHER PROOF
BED TICKING at 1sc.: generally sold for 25c
special lot Of ll-wool colored NUNS YELLING,
different colors reduced from Doc to l7c per yard
cases Of Light Figured BATISTE, new desRns ct
Sc per yard regular value 12kc.
One Of the best American Plain BLACK sATINE
REMNANTS at 12sc.; standard value Csc.
Persons getting ready to 80 away will ind all neces-
saries at our store
Young ladies and misses preparing for confirmation
graduation. and commencement would do well to look
at our stock of READY-MADE DRESSES.
Our store the coolest in town.
90 patent cooling fans to make It 20.
LANsBURGH BRO,
42O. 422. 424. 426 7th st.. AT. 419 sthst
ONE PRICE ,e4
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 90 1858

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
OF SEM JERSEY AVENUE AND sIakEr.
M or ~ itle.so aud Northwest express daily 10 15A
. Fer chcinnau and St Louis. express daily , and
For ht'shurg and Cleveland. express daily 10 5SA
For 4 xington and Local Stations. 40 loan.
For Pniladepllia. Newark. and Wilmington. 30 a
For internediate points b.iwcen Baltimore and
=. f9r sinserly and mternedats points s. 20 an.
as minute tram am. II 10. S : ~
trainl, 800. 80 IS. %. 3 80 G4s : 81 ana
2os so n2'S 30 50 g. SO g s3 3 s. and
For Annapolis, $40 and 3 30 a m. IL 10 aud 20
napois 9 40 s37 am. IL so5. $50, 6:o pm sun
For Way stations between Washington and BAlti-
on snndsys 20 an, Is 20. - - q y. - pm
for stations on the Metropolitan branch. 10 IS 4
Is o and ND " as P.n s'A'oi' O'' io III ne
For 6ai,hersburg and intermediate points 10 AN.
~ 80. - 40, 'o-35, I'll 30 pan.
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. ~ pm,slo
Shurch train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
10 pm, stopping Mt all stations on metropolitan
8 For Frederick tlo:Io am. -. t4:35. rs 30 pm
For HAeerstown. TO 10 am and IS Bonn.
~ For Lursy and points on the Shenandoah Valley n,
n 70 koan9se and all points south via Norfolk and
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 a m ana 1,
and l;53 .. m; from P1ttsburg daily 80 a M. IS
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington 10 a.
., m, = DO z 10, and .05 .. daily.
From sngerly and intermediate points north OF
Baltimore, 10 a m. daily aud IL Il 5 a sunday only
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington AZ o 20,
ute o train a m IL To- 2, 4lo, 2, d, 9 3d. SD,
q IN: rs, :. 10. ). $50. IS 80 and ii y M
Except sunday. Daily: ssundAy only,
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences orders left at ticket Offices 6ls and 1851
PENNSYLVANIA ave.
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS O sCUIL.
ap3O Gen. Manager. Cen Pass Agent
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Found Her LOng-Lost Child.

AKRON, o., June 6.-Nrs. Mary Linkenstein, oil
LetOna, Ohio has notified the authorities here TO
get her son Harry from a farm hand near here and
sind him home she states that he lett home
when but eight years Old and Is now eighteen.
She has been searching for him all these years,
but heretofore failed To get track OF him.
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A Mother. Terrible Experience.
HER BABY WHILE PAINFULLY RUNNING FROM HER
GKOUSD Tu DE AN BY CAR

TIaNH H1nIf
GROUND To DEATH By CAR
PITTsBURG June 6.-Tle first fatality on the
Electric street Railroad, in Allegheny, was most
distressing one. The victim was David Patton
aZed nineteen months son OF Mr.. and Mrs Adam
Patton. The baby was playing on the street IN
front OF the Patton residence Perryvllle avenue
Mrs. Patton went out 20 bring him In, when ne
tried To away from her. Inc little Fellow
tOJtied Ia front OF car as IL came round bend
and lust a. his mother grasped his arm he was
ground beneath the gearing. The car was stopped
Instantly. The frantic mother picked up her baby
and ran 10 the house, out he was dead before she
got inside the DOOR The child was diSeInbOweled,
and one leg was almost torn on.
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BOWLING, Aucro
fUNuo2Ab OOWl1N0. Aucuo00cE.
sFc sh 81 SIs OF

virtue Of aesd q trust to dated the 3eth
folio $780, Of the land records for the District Of Co.
n 1no'4 We WI ssn At public AUCTION. on wEDSEs-
IN 'front.' Of the premises the following real in
square one hundred uO0l in the city OF Georretown.
%t sds Of IVES, and running back Of that
Of the Home Place. in Gordon and Bouware's su6di-
Si sn5 q ths Nichols tx property,
pered thirty 600 and thirty l3D. in Gordon and
subdivision Of said Nichols place. each Of
ae Of street and running beck Of that width
one hundred and twenty l2O) feet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance in eousl
psyments in SIX and twelve months With interest
cured oy trust on the property. deposit of hun
cred dollars on each lot required at time Of sale Con-
veyancng a purchasers cost terms of sale are not
compiled with in week from time of sale the Trus-
tees the right to resell at rsk and Of
faulting purchaser.
). hohDsw WORTH aoRpox.} Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF
l. STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF NINE
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
TON.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE THIR-
TENTH. 1888; at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premises. shall sell Lot - in square III, 25x75.
This lot will be sold whole divided If desired
Terms: One third cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with notes bearing interest and Sc
cured by deed OF trust All conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost 800 deposit required time
Of sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
je5-d&ds Auctioneer
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L Third sTkkEi, BETMEEN Il IA AID f STREETS rs

,SOUIHWEST tNo. 1247), AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
March, 1883. in Equity No. lO,949 in which Zach
ran Coleman is plaintiff and Abraham Gibson is
defendant, will sell, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY DAY OF " y, June D iSss SIX O'CLOCK NJ 10
as Sub Lot No. S. in J.. W. Jones' subdivision OF
Square No 545 as recorded in iber n K, folio 26 Of
the records Of the Surveyors office Of the said District
improved by atwo-story Brick House.
Terms OF sale: One-tbird of the purchase money in
and two years after day Of SALE be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest day
SALE and lien upon the property sold to the salts.
faction OF the trustee. or all cash, at purchasers
time Of sale. If the terms of sale not complied
with within ten days after the sale the
the right to resell at the risk and the defaut
ing purchaser after five days public notice in he
Evening Star. All conveysnc and recording at the
cost Of the purchaser.
my25-d&ds Cor 10Th and ID Sta NV
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I.aynsen who Work.

An INTERESTING EVENT IN RELIGIOUS CIRcLEs-IN-
PRODUCING ENGLISH CUSTOM
An unusual and interesting service was held
Sunday morning at 81. Georges church, In stuyve-
SAINT square. New York Thirteen young men OF
the parish, who have been energetic ami efficient
workers in the church and missions for the last
ICur years, were ordained lay helpers by Bishop
Potter, following the precedent established In
lss2 by Bishop LiJtleIohn OF Long Island, ami ap-
proved OF by the mother Cnurca OF England
livery seat IN the church was filed long UefOre
Ine services began DT. RalnsfOrd, the rector OF
-. Georges. made short address, in which he
spoke highly Of the valuable assistance given him
b. his lay brothers and explained TO the COnsreg-
ton the nature OF the Office upOn which these gen.
tleuen were about 10 enter. Bishop Potter then
read The services for lay ordination and gave his
DenedlctlOn u the helpers ranged before him
Their names are Cnas- w Perry, 7. W. Perry, En-
hest MernngtOn, ". I. Hopper, F. T. Ward, john
". NOO4S, T. {. MehreyS, Z. j. Wells, Edmund
Kelly, Ii. IT. Pike, r. H.. BetZ, '. Z MetmOre and
CO.. H. H. Ha1ey. These gentlemen are TO give a
portion OF their time 10 church work, and are un-
der ecclesiastical authority. They are empowered
~ denver sermons In any Of the Protestant Epls-
COp4l churches, 10 read the whole service OF Inc.
Church, and 10 wear the Gotta and caSsOcS. They
Al intelligent and refined looking body OF men,
ana are SAID % have done much good IN the miss
Ions OF that locality. This is but the second time
tRaJ services VI this nature have been held In
America.
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

AND STAPLE GROCERIES, SILVER PLATED
SHOW CASES. IRON SAFE. TWO WAGONS.
HORSE. &C, BEING The ENTIRE CONTENTS
AND PARAPHERNAIlAO OF THE WELLkNOwN
ESTABLISHMENT No. ll22 CONNECTICUT
AVENUE NOkTHWE>T.
On WEDNESDAY and Til, -;sDAY. JUNE SIXTH
and SEVENTH, 1883, commencing each day at TEN
O'CLOCK AN, at store No. 1l22 Connecticut avenue.
will sell the entire stock contained therein, such
Fancy Groceries all kinds, Preserved Fruits Jams
Jenies, Marmalades, Crosse Blackwels Pickles aud
other goods, Canned Chicken Ham, Lobster. Tongue,
Fish. kc.. Boned Turkey. sardines, Canned Meats.
French Peas Beans and other Vegetables Olives Fla
yorins Extracts, &c, &c. all BY the best makers Teas
Spices Sugars, Fancy Biscuits and Crackers, Fancy
Candies, Soaps, staple Canned Goods. syrups. Wood
Also, nne old whiskies in bottles and barrels fine
Brandies, Hub Punch, Irish and Scotch Whistles,
Claret in cases. Sherries fine assortment Of Bottled
Liquors. French Cordials Flsvorings &C., all OF the
best grades and brands.
Also. Iron safe with combination loci. Tea Csddies
made to order hand painted with raised figures Spice
Cans, five silver plated show Cases. Coffee Mills Plat
form and Counter Scales, Coffee Bins two Delivery
Wagons and one Horse
The fixtures with wagons and horse. will be sold
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. second days sale, JUNE
SEVENTH Sale positive.
my30-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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According 70 Troy, N. T., norist Psrie oes
Jartin roses arc often palmed on for larechSi
described As wearing orange hloonQms n 70 tor
tunate - TO have them,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROyED LOTS ON NORTH
SIDE OF STRICT, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. JUNE EIGHTH. 1888, at FIVE
Lots l54 and $50. in square No. 1872 each fronting 10
feet on north side OF street by depth of 100
feet to a 10 -foot-wide alley.
Terms: One.third cash balance in and two years
with interest, and secured by deed Of on the
property sold. All conveyancins and recording at
Of purchasers deposit OF 300 will be required on
each lot at time OF sale THOMAS BOWLING,
je1-dGds Auctioneer
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myl1-th.f. &stje4Sd

UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
"A THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE COLUMBUS
w. THORN, No 2lS I STREET n. W, ALSO
THE BRICK STABLE OK CARRIAGE HOUSE,
FRONTING on THE SOUTH SIDE OF AN
ALLEY IN THE REAR
As trustee under the Will Of the lste Columbus w.
Thorn will offer for sale. at public auction. In front
toned the following real estate situate in the city Of
WASHINGTON and District Of Columbia. viz:
On THURSDAY, JUNE SEVENTH, 1858, at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK L. M, parts OF Lots Is and 10.
IN square 562, beginning for the same in the south
line Of north street, 20 feet and inches west
thence running west said line Of said
street. 20 feet and inches: thence south. $50
feet to the north line Of public alley thence east
said aforementioned line, 20 feet and inches. and
thence north. $50 feet to the place of bee1uning i'm
proved by a large and conmodious three-story aud
basement Brick Dwelling, with lack building, the
house fronting the south side Of north steet be-
tween I'd and Sd streets west and by frame stable
the alley on the rear part thereof.
ALSO, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, the lot
SO, In Mckedens subdivision of certain lots In the
square, fronting 20 feet the south side of
alley Immediately nearly in the of said prem
ses extending back that width feet and improved
BY substantial two-story brick stable carriage
house.
Terms of sale: One third cash within ten days from
the day Of sale the residue in two equal payments
one and two from the day Of SALE for which the
purchaser pronssory notes to be given. bearing
interest at per centum per annum from the day OF
cells nd policies Of insurance against loss
by IRE on the buildings Terms to be complied with
in ten days from the day of sale. All conveyancins
E G. DAVIS, Trustee,
ruoMac Dour rNc A,c,,anaar - ~. a., a a:
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SUICIDE IN PRIsoN YARD.-0. b 0eorre man
ager OF the Joseph Davis shoe Co, OF Lynn, Nasa
!contractors for convict labor in the Virginia psn
the penitenttary yard by shooting himself IN ~
temple. The act Is attributed 70 temporary men
tai alteration. Deceased was ffty-nine years old
con. He has resided In Richmond sinco the DSyiI
Shoe Co made the contract TOR convict labor
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Densagnetizing Watches.
BURNING THEM IN THE GROUND TO GET RID OF TIL
ii ~

BCRYING THEN IN THE GROUND TO GET RID OF THE
MAGNETIC INFLUENCE
a telegram TO the New York huH from Ansonia
Conn.,, says: one OF the drawbacks experienced by
the people Of this place in connection with the
newly-Opened electric street railway is the magne-
tILatiOn Of their watches. While II Is true that
watches Will suffer no injury II the wearers keep
away from the motors in the forward end of the
cars, the natural curiosity OF the Connecticut
laDkerS 10 see how the thing WORKS" leads many
OF them 10 90 too near the machine, and many f1ne
watches nave become so highly magnetlZed as 10
BE- practically useless To put them back into
good working order again IL has been necessary 70
send them 10 New YORK, Were they were demlg-
netlZed-a rather expensive operation.
Among the me watches apparently spoiled by
too Close contact with the motors was one owned
BY DIR. W. H. PulIOrd, IT., a homeopathic physi-
Clan he tried TO devise some way OF remedy ing
the difficulty without going 10 heavy expense,
and recollecting the dinusive qualities OF the
ground IN electricity, he hit upon plan. lie en-
closed his watch in ciOth-Dag, and buried II in a
large box OF damp earth Here IL remained for
three days. Yesterday he dug it up. and after
twenty-seyen hours running the watch has not
varied q hair. whereas before IL would not run AT
all The simplicity OF this process OF demagneti-
zatOn OF watches TecOmInen dS itself the owners
OF damaged watches, while the jewellers who have
been relpins harvest from this source rdcule ii.
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1880 Person. Homeless,
A Big FIRE IN TIE CITY OF HULL. OSTAKIo-oyER
HOUSES BIK<Ep

Big FIRE TIE CITY OF HULL, oSTAKIo-oyER 300
HOUSES BUKSED.
Yesterday afternoon a IRE swept over WARDS No.
4and Of the city OF Hull opposite Ottawa ont, de-
sIrOying between 80 and 4JO houses and rendering
Oyer2 500 persons Homeless SIX or seven blocks are
now a mass OF ruins The IRE broke out at about
3:A1 the city hail. situated Ia the center Oi the
must populOus portion or the city, and the raging
WIND served 10 spread the names with remarkap DIE
IIy.lity. The lire brigade Was on the spot almost
Immediately. but the nre appliances were nI,,.ra-
Jly insufficient, and the water pressure very low
IAe building was soon mass OF flames, and the
WAC hurried burning eElJers eastward acrOss the
square into q long block OF wooden houses, which
tuJk IRE At once. Inc IRE then swept everything
before IL spreading farther east, ana also extend
ibg northeast about three blocks, and literally
burned Itself out about half a mile from where II
started. fne area 10 JraverSed extends frUnI CITY
Hail square 10 Nd RAGS dJck. outside the city LnI-
lls- Last night hundreds Of families were canped
IL Tie open air, without shelter OF any kInd.
Prompt measures for their relief have Oeen taken,
and matters likely 10 be IN good shape to-day.
ac loss l. hard 10 estimate. IL may u 800, OUU
AMI possibly Il will reach ss0OUo0. The Insurance
viii rot reach One-IiIIn the amount Of loss 1ne
principal buildings burned, apart from nlteen VI
twenty stores anu shops, were the Guy hail, the
catholic church, stone structure worth slUO, 900,
a three-story stone presoytery aud a convent.
Ans origin oi the IRE IS Unknown
Elaborate arrangements are being made for the
National saengerfest which u 70 be held In Balti
more the last VI this month
ar Henry Willard writes confirming the state
u the south Pole
Col oliver H. Genrey was found dead In bis
rVotn al boomers Hotel In Philadelphia yesterday
evening The deceased was for many years pro-
ptleeof VI the Gibson House. AZ Cincinnati
Ut W N A. Pryor, the sou OF Cen Roger A. Pryor
vi New nOrk, was yesterday wooded 10 Miss Louise
S@oIfHs Allan, one OF the society bellies VI Rich
nohd- Inc ceremony took place at historic "Ken-
Ho'e, tns noii4e ~ a sister OF Washington.
Just outside Of Tampico, Mexico, ia which many
Association Of Iron and steel WorKers fsS,,n ~
East Liberty, Pa, yesterday
Inc LONDON Sanddrd says that the Irish land
Dill mas oeen abandoned, and that the goyernraenI
VIII substitute Tor IL a bill continuing the land
COMMISSION Tor three years, ana increasino ths
SUN 70 oe advanced under the Ashbourne act
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he Han UP the STARS and Stripes,
But TIE CANADIANS ARREsrBD HIN,

capt Diggins, OF the American schooner A. q.
knight, which had been seized at st. Johns N. r.,
Ior violation OF the bait act charged with buying
rrench, ordered the lines TO be let 60, and prepa-
Ia, RAJ, were made TO have Q tug take the vessel
the crew. and the American copsul Mr. Nollov
ADVISED the captain 70 submit, but he refused q
20 90 and ran up the American nag. A strong
Iorce OF policemen then arrived and arrested tn
captain and crew, who were brought before Judgl
frouse, and the case Is now on trial
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON EAST
SIDE OF TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR
NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
TON.
On SATURDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1888. at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the premises,
feet east side Of 22d street BY depth of As feet
improved by q comfortable. new. two-story brick
dwelling
Terms Onethird cash: balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. all cash, at the purchasers option
Conveyancng and recording at cost of purchaser A
deposit OF 800 will be required at time Of sale.
WESCOTT WILCOX, Agents,
je2-d&ds 1907 PennsylyaDia Avenue.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sroRY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 466 n STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
No. folio 307 OF the Land Records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia will SELL in front of the prem.
A. d. 1888, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
all that piece parcel Of ground and premises known
on the ground plan or plat Of Washington CITY, Dis
bered thirtyseven CD in square 503 together with
All the improvements. ways easements. rights. priv
leges, and appurtensnces to the same belonging
any manner appertaining. This lot 10 improved BY
three-story Brick Dwelling. No 466 street south
west
Terms: One third cash. balance in one two and three
years Notes TO bear interest from day OF sale
payable semi annually and to be secured by deed OF
trust on premises all cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit OF $500 required at sale. Conveyancing &C.
at purchasers cost. terms Of sale not complied
with in ten days. the trustees the right to
sell at the risk and Of the defxuting purchaser
after fve days public notice OF such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
FRANCIS H SMITH, r-,...o.
my22-d&ds JAMES b. JOHNSON.S AEos'ees-
sV THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. JUNE EIGHTH. 1883, same hour and place
FRANCIS II. SMITH, r-,,.....
je5-d6ds JAMES b JOHNSON.S Af"'''
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GTRUSTEES' SALE OF NEW AND VALUABLE
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, No. SIS STREET

II.
By virtue of aided of trust dated the both day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1886. and duly recorded in Lioer No.
l212 folio 90 ct OF the Land Records of the
District Of Columbia. we will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises to the highest bidder the
guest of the party secured, on SATURDAY, JUNE
SIXTEENTH, 1883. at SIX p. NJ, lot numbered eight
49, in square four hundred and nine (409 according
to plat recorded in Lber No. 1885, folio 304
the Land Records Of said District, with the improve
ing house
Terms Of Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
and two years. the said deferred payments to be
the rate OF per cent annum from the day Of sale
interest pay able semi annually deposit of 800
will be required when the property il sold. All
yeyanciny at the cost Of the purchaser. the terms
OF sale not complied with in days after the day
of sale the trustees the right resell the
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulng purchaser
after i've days advertisement.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN.l rrr,..ae.
GEORGE c. BOARMAN, 4 AFusSees.
GEO. W, STICKNEY, Auctioneer GAG + ST. i5-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
NHO1As BOWLING, Auctionesr.

AUCTION SALE OF FIVE OF THE MOST DEAR:
PART OF THE CITY, ON sTREET AND MAS
sACHgsEETS AvEMUE RETMEEN SEVEN
We will offer for sale q public auction, on sATUn
DAY. JUNE SI1TEENTH. 1888, g AALF-PAsI
lots situate street each Is feet font BY about
90 feet in depth 70 x2foot alley: One improved BY
Massachusetts, avenue 20 81 100 fest 'front.' also i'm
proved BY new brick stable. aud contains 545 81
100 square feet
Terms: 0ns. third Of the purchase money in cash:
balance In and two with interest at per
per annum payable semi deferred payments
be secured By deed Of trust the said property
AL cash. At option OF the purchaser. depost OF Sl00
viii be required ut time Of sale.
,....,. S SgS SS$S %tkHE55sS1E Trustees
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE.
II tor baltimore aud Potomac River LAndings
Steamer SUI Capt 0eoghegan. leaves stepnensous
WAR every SUNDAY, 81 4 O'Clock y. IN hiyvr
freight must be prepaid
Eor further information, apply 20
STEPHENSON BRO.
m3-6m 9Th street wharf
MT. VERMONT MI. VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily lercet sunday for Nj
Vernon and River Landings far down Glymout a
10 O'Clock a. M. Returning, reaches Washington
about $3.50 y.
sl6 I. L BLAKE Captain
lvoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
III NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD"
Leaves .th vt. wharf on MONDAYS. IHt ksDAYS
aud SATURDAYS at am Returning TUESDAYS.
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS 1. m, touchins at RiverIAnd-
ines o. tar Nomini Greek. Curronan, Va aud 1t.
Clements Bay, Md Connects with Il aud o X r. at
Shepherds See schedule. JOHN b. PADGETI. AIT
G. w. RIDLEY. Manager. ja25