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UNCLE SAM'S DOLLARS.
III Free Coinage Prevails the Printing
Bureau Will Have to be Enlarged.

Should the free-coinage provision in the
pending silver bill pass the House and get BY
the President the result is going to be ire.
mendous increase Of work in the Treasury De-
partment
The bill as it stands at present provides FOL
the deposit of bullion at the minis and the pay
ment therefor of its market value in a checl
upon the Treasury. This will be pay
able in silver certificates to be is
sued by the Bureau Of Engraving ant
Printing, and here it is that the pressure
will come. The bureau is now working under
pressure to meet the demands or the treasurer
and it is difficult to keep the department fully
supplied.
ANOTHER BUILDING MAY BE REQUIRED.
This is because of lack of room. it is alleged
and in case OF the increase that would come
under the altered condition Of affairs it would
undoubtedly be necessary to greatly
enlarge the facilities Of the establish
ment. 1t is even thought that another
building would be required. There is already
an appropriation started on its way to passage
that will give an additional building to the
bureau, but this will just about compensate for
the present deficiency.
THE MINIS.
The silver measure does not now stpulate
that the bullion sold to the government should
be coined at once, but that it shall be made
into dollars as soon as practicable
This means that the minis, which are now
working at the minimum rate of two millions
month, will not be overcrowded, but that all
the facilities will be drawn upon to their fullest
capacity.
There is Of course. good deal of specula-
ton In any estimate of how much Of an in
crease the new measure will make in the coin
productlon of the minis, or whether or not
there will be any increased presentation of
bullion. but 1t Is thought at the Treasury that
the passage and approval OF the bill will result
IN an enormous increase, that the silver will be
poured into the minis in a perfect deluge.
THE VAULTS.
This will undoubtedly produce much
heavier output Of silver coins than at present
As these have to be stored in the vaults of the
Treasury and subtreasuries this phase of the
question viii be serious probe . The
treasury has almost reached its limit of
capacity as a storehouse for wealth. there be-
Ing margin of about ten or fifteen millions
that may yet be slowed away in hooks and
corners
The experience Of the treasurer with the
great new vault under the north court of the
building will probably deter him from per-
uniting another vault in such a place The
roof has always been leaky and the vault
has been in constant state of damp
ness ever since its completion. There is
plenty of room for more vaults in the building
itself, but i'll placing them there it would be-
come necessary to provide places elsewhere for
the stores OF paper and other goods that are
slowed away In the sub-basement.
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THE HELIGOLAND QUESTION.
Englishmen of All Parties Up I'm Arms
at Salisbury's Proposal.

Half London is shaking its fist in Lord Sails
bury's face and most of the other half is pretty
sore. 1t is all over the proposed cession OF
Heligoland, No topic comes up in the club
but this. and on the streets and wherever mel
group it is all the talk. Lord Salisbury's peace
policy as manifested in the loss OF Heligoand
Is made everywhere a foot ball OF course the
radicals Kick it with all their might, but the
tories help, too. not few of them. You don't
ind many conservatives say lit is we'll" They
generally are dumb as the poor, patient oyster
on the sore subject and only once in q while
can you find one who will dare derision by up.
holding Salisbury
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RIonrM,oSIIP, AND DANyILIE RAILROAD co.

~ schedule IN effect MAY i l. 1880
o;0O anl--kast tennessee Mail. daily for Warren
stations betN eel Ale 1Andrla and Lynchburg RoAu-
oke, Atlanta Bristol, knoxville, Chattanooga aud
memphis Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 lone 0A
u - am-last Mail daily Tor Culpeper. Char
iottesNlle, Stations thesapeake and OHIO Route.
Lyichbarg. Rocky Mount. Dsnyille and Stations be-
tween yEchburg and DsnylIle. Greensboro, Raleigh
AsheNiLe, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta
DrlllhghaIl, Montgomery. New Orleans Texas and
talliofllla- Pullman Sl,eper New York 20 Atlanta
anu pullman sleeIers Atlanta 20 New dreams Pull
lAl Sleeper DaENlle 10 Columbia aud Augusta Pull
man sIeepers Washington 10 Cincinnati G. and a
Route
3;4O p.nl.--Day, except Sunday, for MANASSAS
StrasbHIg and intermediate stations
4:bo D. m.-Dafiy via Lynchburg, Bristol and Chat
talooEa Pullman Nestlbule Sleepers Washington V
lao p.m.-Mestern Express daily for MADAssaS
SharlOtesNllle; Siaunton, Louisville, Cincinnati
Pullman hesilbule lrlin Washington 40 CINCINNATI
"lth Pullman SleeI ger Tor Louisville.
Ia :OO G.m->Outhern Express daily for Iynchburg
DAnNil!e. halelgh, AsEeyitle. Charlotte, Columbla
AuEusta. Atlanta. Montgomery, New Orleans Iexn9
and California iuilnI.n IL s,iula o. ~, -
New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery Pullman
Sreer Washington TO Birmingham, Ala, via Atlanta
Washington TO Asheyille and ltot Sprngs n O. yis
and Charlotte.
rains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington 90 a IA daily. 30 daily except sunday
anu a 80 T. IA. uGl.y arrive Round hall Al 80
% I'm and 20 I'm. returning leave hound Hil
o;OO AIN ana 90 p.i daily and IL 20 pm daily
.xcept SUNDAY, arriving Washington { 80 am and
8. 90 2 m. ana . 30 pm.
lhrOush trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan
vine ana ID hchoutH arrive IL Washington u: l3 a.
Snd VIA East tennessee, 81 and Lynch
burg al 100 m. and - 30 m: chesapeake aud
ONO route aud Charlottesville at = 10 and 10
tickets. sleeping car reservation and lnfOrmation
nished and baggage checked office 1900 Penn
sNania ave. aud al passenger station. PennsylVsnis
mylO JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Agent
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jel6-dSds
4 NHARLES W. HANDY,
~ Real Estate Broker.

RAJ EsfAfE E 8 S XIV ibksEf lM kEGSFP
COAST SyES BENZ House SNaEk e. rs MN
l2s. folio 2O3et seq the lard Of the bis
parties secured thereby. viii sll public
BAY Of gGSt On 1870 AZ
fivf O'CLOCK NJ, The following ii, scribed real
Columbia. to wit Parts Of lots three 80 and tour ~
IN square six hundred and ninety C69UJ. Be-
he south line Of an alley 'sf twenty nj! i Se
3b feet wide at point nifty five 90, feet four "a
nng with the line of said alley twenty five C95)
feet wide; thence, with the lire lasI-Ienoned
alley due south eighteen uS) feet, thence due east
teen lsJ feet to place OF beginning. aud beginning
for sad part OF lot four "a at POINT on the east
l43l feet distant iIom the dividing line between
SAID lots three ~ and four ti and two hundred and
corner OF said square and running at riy bit angles
20 il chS wide LAID out by Daniel Carroll in his sub
division of said lot tour a. thence with the line OF
riht angles said avenue aud which line intersects
said avenue two hundred and sixty-two feet SIX
thence with the said line about hundred
sad avenue and thence with the line OF
sald avenue norihwadiy twenty-four '24) feet
sey avenue OF sand lot four "a by tue depth
hty-two to2) feet being in al!eywHy common to the
Der W D. III folio - seq. with the improvements
thereon consisting OF three story and basement
brick dwelling house
Terms Of sale: O. third OF purchase money to be
PSI IN cash. and residue in two equal Payments in
one ana TWO y ears, win interest at Ter per
annun, tor which purchaser is to give promIssory
notes secured b Dc Ell OF trust the property Sold
Or all cash at optio OF the purchaser. Ii of
sal are Not conpii Il with in ten 40 the
uay OF sale the trustees the right resell
rlsk anu cost OF iaultiny purchaser. deposit of
sou required at time of sale All cost of Conveyance
ing at cost Of purchaser.
CHARLES W. HANDY, ru,,.,..
- e. A. JAMES, ! trustees
RADCLIFFE, DARE X Co, Aucts jel .dSds
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

saC Every one who wants to hire help or find
a situation. buy or sell real estate. let Or hire
houses or rooms find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any
hind. shoaId use and consult the second and
third pages of The STAR. They constitute a
perfect daily history and directory of the minor
needs and activities of this community. and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading as any other department Of the
paDer
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BrooD PorsoS.
8. 8. g.

8. s. g.
swIFT's SPECIFIC is nearer infallible than any
medicine made-yet it contains mercury. potash
nor poison or mineral Of any sort It cures by emi
mating the poison from the blood
ALMOST BLIND.
For years have been troubled with blood faint
that has baed the skill of the best physicians of Ohio
and Indiana The disease finally affected my eyes to
such an extent that 1 almost blind 1 Vas then
induced to take Of Swift's Specific (s s. 81
and am thankful to say that after taking few bottles
l was entirely cured My eyesght is entirely re-
stored and my general health is better than it has
been for years. and there is trace Of the disease
left. consider g. g. 4. the best blood purifier and
general health tonic today on the market"
OSCAR wILES Huntinaburg, Ind
~ws havea Book on Blood Poison which all so
afflicted should have. We will it free on applics-
ton.
ie1O SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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THIS EVENING.

a UCTIoN SALECF UNRlDEESIED PI. DGEs
"A ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY anu sATLJtDAT
fs56 at fw affrhs sewn sS
O'clock T NJ. we viii sell. at i2A2 p,nu-
rcdeinrtion from No 10000 to 5i,5UU,
consisting Of Gold. Silver and Meal Watches, Dia
mOnds nlngs, Pins, studs. Bracelets Chains lar
rings, Necklaces, sleeve Buttons Medals Lockets.
Guns Pistols Books Clorks, Open. Glasses. Rifles,
Nalises, Solid Silver and Plated Ware Ladies' and
Gentlemen's CiOthing and al Kinds OF Wearing Az
rarel Holders OF tickets will please he notice OF tie
EboVe. SIEINEM BROS
". b. WILLIAMS L co, Auctionerrs jeI1-It
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND
W RING. Sll.VERWARE. NlOLINS. ACCURDE-
On at Auction Tonight
Jel4-ot' 523 9TH ST. NV
CT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIONEER GIL PENN-
:, syivanis ave, under Metropol'ttn Hotel; sci 5
THIS DAY large lot lawnbruAer's Unredeculed
Pledges. Gold and Silver Watches, Genuine Diamonds
Works OF Art. je9-:Im
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. y36 st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkIn ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
SlATH AND STREETS NORTHEAST M
HOUSES
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
No. l9l folio las IT seq of the land records for
the District OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party urrd thereby will sale in front of
the premises on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-FIkSr
DAY OF JUNE. 1890. at five O'CLOCK PM, the
following described property in the city Of Washing
ton District Of Columbia 20 wit: All of lots 20. 81,
% ID "a, 10 20, 20 -. 70 20 and 81 of Carusi and
Millers. trustees subdivision OF original Lots TO- IL
and l. IN quare eight hundred AID thirty $780,
as the plat the is duly recorded in Book To-
page lU Of the records OF the surveyors Office for the
Terms Property sold subject to Q deed Of trust TO
secure 81 800 each lot with interest at the of
sx to) per centum per annum from August ~, 1889,
All OF the purchase money IN Of said deeds
trust in cash. 800 deposit ON each lot will be
CURED at time Of sale All conNeysncng and record
Ing at purchasers cost Terms TO be complied with in
10 days. resod risk and cost of defaultng pur-
chaser After i've days advertisement in The Evening
3e7-eo&ds JOHN 7. AkAA. AWss.
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II ATCLIfFE. DARR Il co. Auctioneers.
CHANCERY ShLE0F IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON NORTH SIDE OF Ii STREET BFTWFFN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS NOETHWFST

ChANCfhf SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON NORTH SIDE OF STREET BFTWFEN
FOURTH ANDFIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court # the
District of Columbia passed on the 18th ~ of June
AID. lego, III equity cause 1.Jc4 docket 20 wherein
SOPHIA Sautter guardisi Is conn leiuant and Charles
Miller ct al ure defendants will offer 70. sale IN
front OF the premises, on thursday, tte TWEN II-
SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, AID. 1890 az SIX O'CLOCK
NJ, all that certain piece parcel of laud living nd
being in the city Of Washington, District Counb
and known az part OF lot mum bered squae
numbered i've hundred and seventeen I'll H. begin
nllR Tor the same ut point l.
thirteen l3) feet 90 inches from the sul:hwes.
corner of said lot and running thence north thirty
t}Ob feet thence east I'D foot four a inches
thence north thlrtynne (.}9D ieet nine 80 inches
more or less to the rear he of that PORTION said LOT
heretofore sold to the corporation of Was Einytun
Thomas sylvester; thence along said rear line to q
point on the dividing line between lots seven e and
SIX t6J. slxtysix $3.50 feet ten and half O %
inches from the line of III street aforesaid; thence
south with said line to street and thence with
the line OF street sixteen u6l feet nine 90 inches
the place of beginning
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree are One
third cash and the balance at six and twelve months
with interest from the DAY of sale, secured 10y deed
trust Oh the property sold. all cash. the of
sale. Terms TO be piled with in days from the
gay Of sale, otherwise the right reserved resell
the property at the rsa and cost of the deaulting
purchaser after nve days advertisement of such re-
sale ~ some newspaper published i'll Washington, ID.
e. All conveysncnx and recording purchaser g cost
SOPHIA SAU1TER, Guardian.
u W.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer, 936 st NV.
AUCTION SALE OF NEAT sIx-ROoM BRrCB
HOUSE, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
No; Az 18th STREET SOUTHEAST.
PsEs prem ~ sfaHTkSbS3i jTSE 81 i EtSfH
9I2. with improvements. consisting of nice con-
Portable home INSPECTION after > pm. Possession
Terms easy; made known GU day of sale
jel4-dSds GEO. W. STlCkNEY, Auctioneer.
DATCLIFFE. DARR h CO., Auctoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
siT2ATEb; II aE6hGEfoSS. DC. f 70 SLosf
Dstric, of Columbia dated 14th day of April. 1890.
and passed il equity cause No. l2lI0 wherein Irun-
defendapts the undersigned. trustees will offer
sif NTH DAY Or on nsg5 ali the rs
tile ,nd interest OF he tares to ssid cause IL ard to
In square 5s. Two adjoining lots each having front
Frederick !:i4th) street ard Fayette 5h street 10y
deIth OF IS feet and being paris Of lots 90 and 20 in
addition. Particular attention is CARED to these lots.
in square Il. Part lot l3an Beatty aud Hawkins
addition, HAVING front Of - feet on "a tll street.
feet This is improved by Two Small Brick dwellings.
In square 81 Part of lot 80 in Beatty and Hawk.
ins addiGH trSnns l62 feet on west side Of
proved by I w0;story Brick Dwelling. No. 1905.
IN square %: fort OF lot i = III Beatty ana Hawk
ms addition. fronting 81 feet east side of Market
l3:}d) street 10y depth of 30 feet and beginning 3
feet from tie corner of Market and 4th 90 streets
This is improved by Small Frame dwelling.
In square 1913 Part of lot ~. i'll Beatty and Haw-
kns addition. fronting 30 feet on Frederick ,3ithD
street by depth OF so feet 9th ( and being
at the southeast corner of said street. his
proved by two small frame dwellings The sale will
BEGIN with the parcel tirst afore described 4:3O
PIN of the above day and will be continued
in the order given
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the purchase money in cash and the balance equal
lnstallnel.ts, at one ard two years. with interest.
A deposit of 5 90 on each lot will BE- required, and
II the terms OF sale not compiled with i'll U day
the property viii be resod the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser
j. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee,
- $50 Nv ST. W.
HUGH T. TAGGART, Trustee,
je7-d&ds :}2l9N st
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RArCLIFFE, DARR co. Aactioneer,.

IRl SIEES' SALE OF JHREF-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. aoS y rREET NORTHEAST
nder and by virtue of deed of trgst recorded i'll
Liber Az folio 1876 of the land records Of tie Dis
trict Of Coumbia the undersigned Trustees VIII SILL
Al puDllc suction iii front of the premises, on II
Dan the TNENIl-tcUkIH DAY OF oUNr, 1890
at FIVE O'CLOCK M, ali OF lot ~ III Oliver cox D.,
inGtun, DC
Terms of sale: One fourth of the purchase money
10 ne paid III cash and the residue equal install
lneh's at one, two and three year, ctiVey after
dAy OF sale. Tor which notes Of purchaser. bearing
terest al per cent per anuUm raya semi
to he given ana to be secured Ly deed on le
properly SOLD OF all cash, al ton tie purchaser
slOO DEPOSIT to be paid when bid is accepted ami all
terms OF sale 10 be complied with days from day
OF sale or trustees the right ell risk
and cost of defauting purchaser.
Z. H. WILLIAMSON,
W. Il. EDMCSNION, Trustees
Jell-d&ds 800 9th St NV \
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HIERoME Q. CLAUGHToN.l Trus,e.s
nUNCANsoN BIOS. Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TAiE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARY

LAND.
by virtue of a rower contained in a deed Of trust
from samuel r. BURROWS and Harriet A. Burrows, his
wife. and Otho NJ Burrows the undersigned. bear
ing date the 18th day of May, in the 1850. aud
recorded among the land records OF Montgomery
county. Maryland in iber T.. Is. T., No. 30 folio l59
ct seq, the undersigned. trustees therein named.
will Cer at public sale TO the highest bidder
of the dwelling house on the premises on SATURDAY,
The TMESTY-FIRS L DAY OF JUNE, $50, at the
hour OF THltEE O'CLOCK u. NJ. all that land in said
MONTGOMERY county designated Lot No. ], in the
division Of the real estate OF the late William Orndo RI
This farm Is situated Oh the road leading IRON the
'Old Georgetown road" to Bells Mill, and known
the Bells Mill road, and All Joins the farms Amos
w Mazruder George L. Daniord and others. IL is
distant about 8 miles from Georgetown. d. c. az
miles from Rockville and miles from Mindham's
Station. on Metropolitan Branch b. and o. railroad,
and contains
26lss ACRES OF LAND
The soil Is OF excellent quality, easily improved and
in q good state Of cultivation.
The Improvements consist of q larSse double two
story brick dwelling house. kitchen
ing ten rooms. barn, stabing house meat house
ice house and other necessary outbuildings There
fine peach orchard IN full bearing on the place and
large quantity Of other fruit
Tnis property desirable, being situated in the
midst of highly cultivated and rapidly improving
churches schools and post Offices
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash the day of sale of
the ratification thereof by the court and the bssnce
OF the purchase money Rnyabie in two equal INSTALL
ments Ialao ON or ben he two years and or be-
deferred payments TO bear interest from the dsy or
sale and to be secured by mortgage or deed Of trust
ON the property or all the purchase money can be paid
IN cash. NJ the option OF the purchaser. deposit Of
down. Conveyancing at the cost OF the purchaser
xlo-lo dSohhaz WI v. ecafssx1.S rrussssA
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
lkE ,sn sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND INIMPKOVED REAL ESTATE IN THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL. SECTION OF ThE COUNTY
by virtue OF deed of trust dated the second day Of
December. AID. SS!'. andr ride. Ia Liuer No 45s,
ioo ct SEQ OF the anu record Of the District
innba aid the written reques: of the party secured
thereby W. viii sell at uublc auction the premises
IMtkSDAf. JmNE IhLNllSiNIn, AD. 1880,
Al HALF-PASr FIVE I5:3O O'CLOCK = NJ the
follosln described real estate situate the county
Washing GA. District % Columbia, TO wit:
All those certain pieces parcels land and prem
lses Known and distinguished and being lots num-
bered Que ID two e. ihr-e CD four ,evcn n H.
twelve tl, thirteen tl. and fourteen A. the SUBJ
DIVISION 81 parts of Friendship. 1T Phip ami Jacob
ana hesurvey OF Jacob made 10y the equity
cause No. 2'O4 as Ter pat recorded the office
oi The surveyor OF the district OF Columbia m
ook Levy Court No. =, rage st, containing seventy
nine 9 acres, more OF less The lots will be soid
ately.
Terms OF sale: One third purchase money cash
residue III equal payments ia one, and three
years the purchaser 10 give his promissory notes for
the defer red Payments, bearing interest the rate
OF pc cent per annuln utiI paid and secured by a
de. OF trust On tie property sold, oil cash. the
option OF tie purchaser. deposit Of $500 on earh
lot required at tine OF sale IL oil sale are not
comp led with III ten duya from Of sale the trus-
lees reserve the night 10 resell the property the
risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser All convey
ancln6 and recording tie cost of the purchaser
ALBr IA A NILSSON, Trustee
JOHN Is. LARNEtt. Trustee,
lel4-dSds Adams Building, 1888 st.
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The Virginia Debt Settle ment.

London dispatch says the American com.
mittee on the settlement of the Virginia debt
and the foreign bondholders' committee in
London have agreed on terms OF cooperation
insuring the pooling OF tho bonds. The de-
tails OF the program. however, will not be ready
t. publication for several daya
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FUTURE DAYS.


T'fIOo' IL "HS1ufu1klS' IseaI Esta1e fuctIo!lce
TO BE OFFERED At AUCTION TO CLOSE AN FS-
IATl THE FOLLOWING IMPROVED PROP
fRrY: AZ; 10 AL PEATHLli'S ALLY, BE
TWEEN 4TH, 9TH. AND X > REEFS MORT Ii
WEST, 6o STREET NORTHEAST AND liz
STREET NORTHEAST AND FRAME HOUSE
IN THE REAR.
On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTy-THIID. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, will oner for sale IN front of the
premises sub lot 81, in square 5l6 improved by five
wo-story brick houses Immediately thereafter sub
lot l3, III square % Z, improved by 1two tory fralue
house. and In Iediatoly thereafter sub lot 2
ia. improved by frame houses.
Terms day Of sale.
je1S-dAds THOS. T., WAGGAMAN Auctionee-
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sullivan Going on the STAGE

duncan b. Harrison, the actor. is writing a
play to Mt John L. Sullivan The slugger is
building great hopes on this play. as he intends
70 reiinquish the prize ring for the stage. He
says That the character outlined for him by
Harrison suits him perfectly, and he thinks he
can make hit IN It The character is a free
and easy one. The play will be built about
sullivan, 80 TO speak, who will appear in the
nrst three acts IN a dress suit He will also
have ms name IN small caps on the program as
J. Lawrence sullivan
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G. A JAMES, Trustees
RADCLIFFE, DARE X Co, Aucts jell -dSds
II ATCLIFFE. DARK, & co. Auclioneers.
TkUSIEES SALE OF A THREEsToRY BRICK

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. Sly STREET NORTHEAST.
nuef and by virtue OF Geed of trust recorded in
IAber l4l2 folio l2. of he Land records of Dis
ulct OF CoiuGDIe, The undersigned trustees will sell
II luDc auction III front OF the premises TUES
DAY, III, TNENTY-tOURIHD DAY OF JUNE, 1890
NFINE O'CLOCK /. NJ ali of Lot -, IN OiIyer Coxs
iugton, DC. - ~
Terms OF sale: cne-fourth Of purchase money to be
paid M cash aud the residue i'll equal lustallmens
one Two ana three years. respectively after day OF
sale The notes Of the purchaser be given for the
deferred nus and 10 bear interest rate of
slA per cent per aInum from day Of SALE payable semi
annually, and to be secured by deed OF trust on the
Proierty sold. or all cash, at option Of purchaser.
8lOo deposit 10 be paid when bid is accepted and
terms OF sale TO be fully compiled with within ten
IRON DAY OF sale or trustees will resell risk and
cost OF deiauiting purchaser
{. Ii. WILLIAMSON, Trustee
W. Z EDMONSTON. Trustee,
1el1-dSds Office 800 9TH NV.