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CITY AND DISTRICT.
COMPANY c WINS THE PRIZE.
Annual Competitive Drill Of the Bat
TALON Of High School Cadets.

The High School hall was jammsd by the
usual crowd last evening on the occasion of the
annual competitive drill Of the battalion OF
cadets. This being the last event of the season
at the school nearly every pupil turned out,
along with several hundred friends and parents,
until the building was virtually alive with
humanity. The four companies were each put
through the complete manual OF arms, under
the command of the separate captains, under
the watchful eyes Of the board Of judges. three
Third Artillery officers, Capt Constantine
Chase. Lieut.. Edgar Russell and Lieut.. P. G..
March. Between the drills musical numbers
were given. Miss Law sang the Nightingale -
the philharmonic Quartet, consisting OF
Misses Meads. Law, shepherd and Stdham,
sang the summer Song" the Glee Club,
Misses Meads, Parks. Mortimer, Kimball,
Banks, McElfrcsh. Fitzhugh. Kelley Stidham''
hcNaught, Lewis and Troutman, rendered
selections from the Chimes of Normandy. 3"
and MIR. Omstoad played a piano solo. The
music was under the direction of Mrs. II. II.
Mills.
After the completion OF the program the
judges, who had been consulting together.
came to conclusion, and Capt Chase
was presented to the audience by Prin-
ciphi Lane. He said that ne had never seen a
handsomer battalion and that tho high stand
ard kept up by the boys from year to year was
remarkable and reflected great credit upon
their drill master. Capt. Burton r. Ross. He
then announced that company c, having come
nearest to presenting q perfect drill, WAS en-
titled to the prize. which consisted of hand
some white silk banner, appropriately lettered.
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Let the Gong Ring.

To the Editor of TUE EvKStxa stan:
As subscriber and reader Of The STAR de-
sire to enter my protest against the protest Of
ANA. in Mondays STAR. as / consider it un-
reasonable and il has the ring of old fogyism. OF
course it was unnecessary for this noise before
We had cable cars, because horses 60 slower and
can easily be heard, but silence the gong and
more than one death week will be recorded
from these cars. This noise 10 an evidence of
enterprise, OF which the streets OF this city
need more. This Is IN age of life and COM
motion, and in no other city Of the Union are
street cars run with the silent, sleepy, old
fogyism as here, and in no other city are cars
stopped from three to even dozen times
between crossings to accommodate persons too
tired to walk to the crossing. In Philadelphia
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals was instrumental in accomplishing the
stopping of cars only at street crossings. am
not Interested IN any Of the street car lines
only to the extent OF patron to the amount
OF about e. q week in fares. Let the
musical gong ring out and let Is have more
cables and electric motors until the gong 10
heard all over the city and The poor horses
given rest ExrxspprsR
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Award OF Prizes to the Pupils Of Carroll
Institute Night School.

The exercises Of the students OF the Carroll
Institute Night School last evening filed the
hall on street with an enthusiastic audience.
The program included piano duet by Misses
N. r. kearon and Margaret Blaine, a soprano
solo by Miss Cecilia Murphy and a contralto
solo by Miss Marguerite Eicchorn. The Rev.
Father Walter distributed the prizes as follows:
The gold modal, for general excellence. to
Lewis A. Walker of st. Dominic's parish; silver
medals, for excellence in studies, to Clay Smith
and p. A. Canty OF st. Peters and St. Aloysius'
parishes respectively. For attendance and ad-
vailcement. books to Thos. A. Hughes, Joseph
Lenaghan, A. g. Neubeck, John Macdonald,
John +. Conner, Justin E. Macdonald. John F.
Dougherty. James Hayes. John J. Loughran,
F. l.. Neubeck, John Kane, Ed. p. Hayes,
Daniel u. Dougherty and Patrick Quigley.
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OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORs.
Railroad Right of Way-Real Estate
Sales-Base Ball-Social Notes, Etc.

Correspondence Of The EVENING Stan.
ROCKVILLE, May %.
Sheriff Fairall has summoned the following
Jury to condemn the right of way for the Glen
Echo Electric railroad through the lands OF
Louis E and Mary Shoemaker, lying at the
terminus OF the road near the District line:
Thomas Gioyd, J. W. Walker, Thos. F. Thomp-
son, J. H. Blundon, VIM. W. Weller, Arthur
Goldsborough, Gilman Soneman, H. G. Carroll,
Jas. N. Phillips, Robt Wilson, W. J. Darcy,
Cyrus Keyser, Robt. Spates, BENZ. A. Bean,
Samuel ID. Waters, Jos. N. Bailey, H. c. Flack,
Robt. Lyddane, John B. Edmonston aud Peter
Griffith. The jury will meet on the premises
Saturday at 10 am.
A new base ballclub has been organized at this
place. with the following members: Thos. Keys,
president; Jos. Clagett, secretary and treasurer.
The active members are Thos. Keys captain:
Somerville Bean, Albert Rabbit. Cushman
Braddock: Adrian Epping. Albert Hall, Joseph
don and Daniel Day. The club will play its
first game with the Capitol club of Washing
ton on the fair grounds at this place on the
30th instant.
The large farm Of Mr.. Chas. Lyddans, on the
old Georgetown road near Bethesda, has been
sold to Washington parties by j. II. Miller,
real estate agent, for s20.46S. He has also
sold for Mr.. Washington L. Nailor so acres Of
wood land in the same locality for 1880
Mrs Mary Z. White, wife of Thos. II. White,
died after brief illness at her home, near Ed
wards Ferry, on the Goth instant, in the fifty
sixth year OF her age. Deceased belonged to
one Of the Oldest and best known families Of
the county.
Mr.. Charles Austin and Miss Mary Offutt Of
IravIlah were married at st. Mary's Catholic
Church, this place, today, by Rev. Father
Rosensteel.
Letters testamentary on the estate Of the late
julius 5. Bohrer have been granted to Anuie
Z. Bohrer by the orphans court.
The new town authorities have gone to work
In earnest and now have force Of hands en-
gagged in cleaning up the streets. new street
Is being opened between the pike and railroad
AZ the southeast end OF town. sam.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Il NEAR T sThkET HoRTnwEsf, SIX FINE
BUILDING LOTS On U NEAR FOURTEENTH
9Fa IN SkS E1Sk
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIRD. a.
FIVE O'CLOCK, will SELL in front of the premises,
r.. LOT 28. SQUARE PSI, 49,.
LOTS ~. A, 40, 46, AZ AND 4S, SQUARE 237,
Each lot has front OF Is feet y street with 0
G aeHfSs IL Fl 7o aN ,fei u.s. s sSiGGi
These lots each have front of ~ feet street by
adepth of LOO feet to q lo-foot alley.
The above lots among the best in that location
and desirable for building Investment they
are situated in one Of the most rapidly advancing
Terms: one-fourth cash. balance in one two and
three years. notes to bear per interest PAYABLE
semi annually, and to be secured by deed of trust on
deposit of 800 required each lot at time ssle
couveyancing &C, at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with i'll ten days. otherwise right reserved
resell At risk and cost Of defaulng purchaser after
Ve advertisement in some newspaper published
my2s dGds DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneer,.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOTS.-TO BE SOLD ON
~ the premises on MONDAY. JUNE SECOND
1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, choice Lots on
IAN s,res .o and 2, block 32-eacd lot con-
Terms: PROV "rty sold subject to deed Of trust on
on or before July 8. 1892. one-hsii Of the
purchase money in excess Of said deeds Of trust in
rate OF per cent per annunl, payable semi annually
and secured by deed OF trust the property sold OF
all cash. At the option Of the purchaser 300 deposit
ON each lot II terms Of sale not complied with
faulting purchaser. GEO w. STICKEEY.
my2e~dSds Auctioneer, 936 St
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BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in LiIer
No. ll4l. folio 341 et seq OF the Land records for
the District Of Columbia, will sell front of the
premises, on SATURDAY. THE THlkTY.FIHsT
al that piece parcel of ground and premises sit
qate lying and being in the city OF Washington the
lot Numbered twenty one t2l) Of Eugene Carusis.
Irustecs subdivision Of lots A. b. g. D. and part Of
lot T. in Littes subdivision of part of lot two CO. in
square numbered nine hundred and seventy -ons
GID, together with all the improvements, ways,
easements. rights, privileges and appurtenances %
the same belonging or in any manner tanning.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and two
years. Notes To besr per cent interest, payable
semi annually. and to be secured by deed OF
ancnk &c at purchasers cost deposit OF s1OO At
time OF sale Terms TO be complied with in ten DAYS
otherwise right reserved resell at risk and cost 81
the defsnltng purchaser after Ave days
OF such resale In some newspaper Published in wash
ton, DC JOHN MATTER in i r.
NIL f,m-td JOHN l. vOGT, AFus'eeA
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Huciioneer.

IMPORTANT SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD EFFETa
EMBRACING IN PART
Ten ARTISTIC AND ELEGANT MAHOGANY
AND CHERRY CABINETS OF TIKI FINEST
WORKMANSHIP AND By THE BEST MAKERS.
ELEGANT FEDESTALS. MUSIC CABINETS
AND SECRETARIES. CHIFFONIERS.
ALSO
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
EMBRACING FURNIGURE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FRENCH PLATE MANIEL AND PIER MIRRORS,
PIANO,
NUMBER OF FINE STEEL ENGRAvINGs.
SEVERAL CRATES Of ASSORTED cRocKEnY
TOGETHt WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
IN THE HOUSEKEEPING LINE
To be sold ut my anction rooms
SATURDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, AT TEN
O'CLOCK
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Steam Oscliating Engine
steam Pump. Shaft and Propeller.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
number of Horses suitable for all purposes
20nsw and second band vehicles Of every escrption
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Pair Of Fine Black Mares, Carriage and Harness
One Thoroughbred six-yesr-old Horse. l5H and q
splendid animal. m29-2t
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Notes from GaithersburR.
of THE EVENING stan.

Correspondence of THE EVENING sTAa
O GAITHERsBURG, MD., May o.
Mrs. Catharine A. Burris has sold a lot on
Frederick avenue to Miss Rose Crown for S225.
The first quarterly meeting OF Gaithersburg
circuit (M.E. Church South will be held here
on Sunday and Monday next
The pupils of the public school at this place.
under the direction of Mr.. Z. L. Amiss and
Miss Annie NJ. Myers. teachers. gave u very en- :
ioyable exhibition last Friday evening" after
which DIR. j. l.. Lodge addressed the large
audience.
The town commissioners at q recent meeting
appointed Mr.. E. l.. Amiss clerk and Mr.. J. T..
Brady bailiff. The tax rate for 1880 was fixed at
Is cents on the Sl00, or cents higher than any
previous year. The increase in taxation will
give the commissioners larger means for the
improvement Of the town. PRooREss.
Written for The EVENING STAR.
Decoration Day.
srew flowers on their graves today; when comes
the winters snow
The sweet remembrance Of the deed within each
heart will glow.
Strew flowers upon their graves, and still remem.
Der grasses grow
Alike upon the resting place of fallen friend and
foe.
Why should We keep the bitterness Of years 80
fun ef pain,
When Gods fair blooms have hid from sight the
- rcd blood Of the slain.
In the deep silence Of the earth wars relics slowly
rust;
And tattered flags hang motionless covsr'd with
peaceful dust
The past Is past; the wild flowers bloom where
charging sQuadrons met;
And though We keep wars memories green, VIII,
not the cause forget!
And have while battle stains fade out ,nsatt
heavens plying tears,
One land one flag, one brotherhood through al
the coming years.
-M.V.K.
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- ATCL1FFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
~ go Penna ave. NV

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NINTH
STREET BkTWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE THIRD, AT
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. We will offer for sale in
front OF the premises
PART OF LOT IL
SQURAE 1854,
FRONTING 30 FEET ON 9th street northwest by 4
depth OF 100 feet. This property is in rapidly
proving section Of the city aud be readily sub
from the center Of the city making 1t oppOrtun
ty for Investment.
Terms third cash, balance In one and two years
6per cent secured by deed OF trust property Sold
or all cash. option nf purchaser deposit of $500
ct time Of sale II the terms Of sale complied
with Ia fteen days from day of sale right reserved 70
resell the property az the risk aud OF the default
ing purchaser after nve DAYS advertisement in
newspaper published in Washington, DC All convey
anciDH and recording 1t the cost Of the purchaser
m26-d&ds EATCLlFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Aucta
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'NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucsionssr.
VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT

These Lots at the corner Of 3d and streets north:
west. opposite the residence OF Thos. L. Waggzmun
streets paved. sewer and water; line a0U the
q street front; good nsig hborhood
On MONDAY. JUNE SECOND, 1890. at FIVE
O'CLOCK 7. NJ, will sell. i'll front OF the prenses
Lots from IL to 20. inclusive in square a. tGeorgs
on the plat copies Of which be Obtained at my Of
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in ono and
two years secured By deed Of trust the property
sold. deposit Of % per lot required the day
Of sale Terms to be complied with in ten Il % day.
from day OF sale the property will be resold at the
Title Companys certificate of title down to date Con
yeyancing and recording Ut cost Of purchaser.
in2O-dkds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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10.
~ Schedule IN effect MAY IL, 1890.
$50 aJn--East tennessee Mail, daily for wsrren-
ron, OortOnsNllle, Charlottesville Lynchburg and
Stations between Alexandra and Lynchburg. Ruau-
oke, Atlanta, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattauoogs ana
Memphis. pullman SLEEPER Washington 20 home Go
li:24 am.-last Mail daily for CuIpeIer Char
lottesyIlle, Stations Chesapeake and OHIO Route.
Iynchburg, Rocky Mount. DanyIlle and Stations lie.
tween Lyaehburg and Danyiiie, Greensboro, hselyh.
birmingham, Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas and
California Pullman SLEEPER New FORK Atlanta
and Pullman sleepers Atlanta 20 New orleans. Pull
man Sleeper Danyiile 10 Columbia Augusta. Pull
man Sleepers Washington 10 Cincinnati VIA q and d
Route.
$40 p.m-Daily. except Sunday for Manassas
$50 .. n--DallS via LyncEburg, Bristol and Chat
tanoogs Pullman NestIbule Sleepers Washington 70
11;l0 pm -Western Express daily for han.ssAS
Charlottesville. stanton, Louisville, CInclnuAtl
Pullman hestlbule Train Washington 20 CIncinnst,
with Pul man Sleeper for Louisville.
IL sOU y. n.-Southern Express daily for Iynchburg.
Danyllle. Raleigh, Asheyille. Charlotte, COLUMBIA.
Augusta. Atlanta, Montsomery, New Orleans, Texas
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
SLEEPER Washington TO Birmingham Ala. Attain -
Washington TO Asheyille and hot Springs. y g, via
salisbury. Also Washington to Augusta via Dsnylls
and Charlotte.
Trains Washington aud Ohio division leave WASH
ington 90 daily. 10 pm daily except sunday
and :i5 daily arrive Round hill III 30 M,
20 g. m. aud ~ pu. returning leave hound Aln
except sunday, arriving Washington 80 Am and
:O3 pm. ana 30 pm.
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dam
Vile and lynchhurk arrive IN Washington q l3 H.
and 1:lOp.m VIA East Tennessee, Bristol and Lynch
burg at = 80 and 800 .. m. Chesapeake aud
Ono route and Charlottesville at as m and 10
pm and q SO am Strasburg local M no az am
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and ufOrmatiOu
furnished and baggage checked st Office. 1900 PENN
syiyanis ave. ana at passenger station. Pennsylvania
myIO JAS. L TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Agent
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

INTENDING TO RETIRE FROM THE AGRICUI-
TURAL IMPLEMENT, SEED AND FERTI.
Ll2ER BUSINESS, I WILL SELL MY
LARGE STOCK OF IMPLEMENTS,
SEED. &c, &C.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BEGINNING TUESDAY. JUNE THIRD, 1890.
AT TEN AM,
And continuing every day thereafter at same hour
until the entire Stock is disposed OF. such as
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS AND REPAIRS
OF every style made by that Company,
MALTA WALKING AND RIDING CULTIvATORS
AND REPAIRS. TROY HORSE RAKEa
ESTERLY BINDERS AND REPAlHS
BINDER TWINE,
ONE CHAMPION. SINGLE WHEEL.
SELF RAKE REAPER
MINOR AND HORTON PLOWS AND REpAIR0
BROWNS WAGONS, ALL SIZES,
OLDS WAGONS, ALL SIZES
Hsrrows Wheel Burrows. Grind Stones Churns Well
Buckets, Measures, Baskets, Forks Shoyeia
Spades. And all other articles usually kept
In Agricultural Houses.
@. T. DUNLOP,
m26-dts Georgetown, DC.
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Failure at Elkton.

Inc waring Brothers Company Of Elkton,
Nd, manufacturers Of fertilizers and farming
implements, incorporated in April las. with .
capital stock Of slsO, 900, with principal Office
~ Ceiora, Cecil county, and principal manu-
factory In Baltimore. has made an sssiRnm emf
Tor the benefit of creditors. The liabilities are
said to be s2o0, 900; assets nominal
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!YNHOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer,

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTIo n
PROPERTY ~ NORTHWEST orr, =, CORNER EIGHTH
LINCOLN MUSIC HALL.
ON MONDAY. JUNE TWO, 1890, AT -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM will sell ut public auction in front oi
the premises Lots one a. and two ca Of square four
hundred and seven 900 Of the city OF Washington
NV, with an average depth Of Of eighty SO loo
feet containing 5O 81 feet improved by 1--WE Brick
Buildings occupied for business purposes
Terms: One; half cash. bal in and two years,
secured by deed Of trust property deferred pa -
ments to bear interest At six Per cent ali cash II
option OF the purchaser. Title perfect or no ssla
knocked down II the terms Of sale complied
WITH within ten Gays from day OF sale the property
VIII pc resold ~ tho risk ana cost of the defautin4
purchaser. THOMAS DOMINO
my23-dta Inciinns.s-
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THos' Z. wAeaAMAN. n.,, ,.,.,. ,no,,, MAJ,

VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION IN THE SOUTH
east and northeast sections Of the city being lot g.
square 1910 situated Oh the Of South Carolina
and kentucky Sc.
Also lot 3. fronting on St between 10th and
18th sts. e.
Lot 5, on tile corner Of 10th and A sts ne
Lots 9, 8 and 8. fronting 10th st. between and
SITS. g.
Lot 10, on the corner of and 10th sts me-
And lot l, fronting on st. between 10Th and 17th
SITS n e., in square 1853
O'CLOCK PM. will offer for sale in front Of the
premises the aboye-descrbed property.
m2S-d&ds Auctinnaar
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vTH0MAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
TRUSTEES GALE OF VALUABLE THRFE-srOR
AND hAsEMENr BRICK Incidence, No.

AND BASEMENT BRICK KESIDENCE,'No.S J
C STREET NORTHEASf, ~
By virtue Of deed Of dated the eighth day OF
April 1885, aud duly recorded In LITER II75 iolic
Jle Ut Of tho land records Of the Distrct of
Colnp6. aud 6y direction Of the parties secured
tpereby the undersigned trustees will SELL front Of
Hf laI, y - r2UE 0CLox IN ne e.;s
yrovsnsnts, which CONSIST Of and base.
msnt brfc1 residence No. 30 street northeast
Terms: One-third cash, balance in SIX and tvslve
molths with notes bearing interest and occurred By
eeeaol trust on the propsrty. All copvsyancng, &c.
the time Of saaa II HhADLEY DAvIDsON,
n2a-dkds Trassssa
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PROFESSIONAL.

TME. RAPHAI- THE CELEBRATED CLAIRyOY-
N1 ant and Astrologist, the seventh daughter born
with caul, has wonderful healing power. Gives names
and lucky dates. Don't tai 10 SEQ this lady. Room
10, $40 St NV. m24-6t'
pRoF. CLAY. THE QLD-EsTABLlsHED ONLY
u reliable genuine and natural born Clairvoyant,
Astrologer and Medium in this city; boru with veil
and wonderful prophetic glft Of second sight reveals
every hidden mystery; finds lost stolen property;
brings separated together; causes speedy
gives success IN business; removes family troubles,
evil influences sdvice on business love, anything
you are in doubt Of AL business confidential Never
been known to fail
Hours. 8 am. to S:30pm Sundays. 2 to SPIN
Sittings. SOC.
Parlors sos 18th ct. NV m17-ows
NINE. DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL
~ Gifted English and German Astrooger the city.
Tells all events Of life. Office hours 81 am to 3 D. m
ON sunday from loan " $3.50 pm. Al9h 9th nv.
my16-l9.'
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and
gentlemen SO cents each 40s ST.. between 4th and
9th sts- NV ml2-l2ws
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneor.

-FOUR HORSES, FOUR EXPRESS WAGONS, FOUR
NETS SINGLE HARNESS, ONE DOUBLE SET
HARNESS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MAY THIRTY-FIRST, 1890, at
IWELTE O'CLOCK, In front Of my auction rooms,
shail sell the above personal property all Of which
III Rood shaie THOMAS BOWLING,
nlGS-4t
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NNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SIX-ROOM BRICK
HOUSES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CALl.AN
STREET BEIMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of three separate deeds Of trust each bear
Inv date the 18th Of June 1889, and duly recorded
Liber 140S, folios 4S5, 4SS and 49l, of the land
records of the District Of Columbia and by direction
viii sell In front OF the prsises on MteNDaY TIT
NINTH DAY OF JUNE. 1870. at FIVE O'CLOCK
numbered 13S. l39 aud lao Of the National Capital
Investment Company's subdivision Of lots in square
Of Three Sixroom Brick Houses located the north
side OF Csllzp street between 9TH and 7th strsets
northeast
Terms: one-third cash. balance in 8 and IL months,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed of
trust on the property. An conveyancing &C., 1t the
purchasers cost $50 deposit required each house
with in ten days from the day Of sale.
.2s-asa. Nh HIvfs z 3. W sNIdH Trustee.
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RATCL1FFE. DARR & co. Auctioneers,
~ go Pennsylvania ave. Nv.

~ go Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ASS1GNEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO. CIGARS, &C.
By virtue of o deed Of assignment given to me aud
duly recorded will sell at public auction
ON MONDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1890.
BEGINNING AT Ten O'CLOCK.
At STORE NO. zig PENNA. AVE NV.
all the desirable stock Of Fancy and Staple Groceries
contained therein and consisting III par; OF
SUGARS, TEAS,
COFFEE SPICES,
CANNED GOODS, BRO0NS,
BUCKETS. STARCH,
SOAPS SIRUP,
WINES. LIQUORS,
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
SHOW CASES, IRON SAFE,
SCALES. CADDIES,
COFFEE MILL. STORE FIXTURES,
CASH REGISTER. &C
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
ONE BAY HORSE,
ONE PLATFORM SPRING WAGON,
ONE SET WAGON HARNESS.
Terms cash. WARkEN C. STONE.
RADCLIFFE, DARE a Co.
myC6-dts Auctloneers
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mOS-eokdl
LING. Auctioneer.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BOUNDARY AND
W STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1890. AT SIX
O'CLOCK NJ, front of the premises will sell yr
the owner, who is about to rebuild. the Frame House
situate NJ the corner of W street, New Hampshire
avenue and Boundary street.
TERMS CASH aud the building to be removed within
two weeks from day Of sale.
m2s-dGds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.