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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
ANACOSTIA.

CORNER STONE OF THE Masonic TEMPLE AID.
| The interesting ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the new Masonic Temple corner of
Jackson and Pierce streets, was carried out ac-
cordlng to program last evening. except that
the procession WAS somewhat delayed in the
city and did not arrive here till about O'Clock
DeAolay Mounted Commandery. No. t. KIT,
acted as escort for the Grand Lodge and was
accompanied by Anacostia Lodge No. 81 and
Naval Lodge, No. 4. The procession formed at
Naval Lodge, corner of Virginia avenue and
9th street southeast and marched into the
village to the music of the Marine Band. For
an hour the streets had been thronged with
people awaiting the arrival of the plumed
knights and the crowd hastily gathered about
the brick and mortar piles that show where a
temple is soon to be. Owing to the threatening
weather the exercises were expedited as much
as possible and before the storm came all
was over and the crowd dis
persed. The ceremony was performed by
Nj. W. Grand Master James A. Sample and the
pretty stone bearing the symbols of the order
ana containing newspapers, Masonic manual,
proceedings of the Grand Lodge for 1889 his
tory of Anacostia Lodge, history OF Masonry
SILVER dollar, hall dollar, quarter dollar, ten
cent piece, nickel and penny. all of the coin
age OF 1890. was quickly placed in position with
the usual formalItles. The band waited the
people home on sweet strains of music and
then the rain began to fall The temple Is in a
pretty part of the town. On one of the oppo-
soon give place to a fine new edifice, and all
around are handsome cottage homes. What is
called market space, but will never be used for
that purpose, adjOins the temple and thereon
Will soon be erected n statue of Washington
The streets in that part of the village have
been graded, surfaced. sidewalked and other
wise improved. gas mains are being extended,
and soon we are promised Potomac water. The
temple, which will cost from Sl2, 900 to $4,000,
though vast improvement Oh the old, one is
hardly large enough for the promised needs
OF the suburb. But it is in the line Of progress
and as such very gladly received. At present
We have no hall large enough for n mass meet
ing or entertainment. and the hall in the new
temple viii only temporarily answer such pur-
pose.
NoTEs.-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Greene and Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Watson and Miss Lizzie Watson
have returned from weeks overland trip to
the Shenandoah valley.-The lawn party to
have been given last night was prevented by
the rain.-The glorious Fourth will be
quietly celebrated here tomorrow with lawn
gatherings If the weather is fair-The order
OF the Commissioners that county laborers re-
celve the same pay as those In the city is re-
celyed with much satisfaction here, where the
principle has long been contended for
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Both Sent to Sing Sing.


Robert L. Wallace and Ignatius B. Lowitz oil
New York were sent to Sing Sing yesterday for
eight years and eleven months Their crime
was the stealing of $4,000 from Mr.. Rober,
Wallace, the editor of Wallace's Monthly. In
the theft young Wallace was merely the cats
paw OF his friend Lowitz. He was young
man OF generous instincts, while Lowitz
never compromised himself by vulgar ac-
ton and was never guilty of manly one.
lie introduced Wallace to worthless people,
taught him to gamble and finally persuaded
him to steal from his uncle and benefact or.
Both prisoners turned pale when they
heard the sentence and something very like
har coursed down young Wallace's check
as they were marched side by side out Of court
between two deputy sheriffs. OF the $50. OOO
stolen only S26,0o0 has been recovered. The
balance was squandered on women and wine
and lawyers. When detectives searched
Lowitz on his way home from Cuba two
$1,000 bills were found slowed away in the
corner of little match box which he carried
his vest pocket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03

WANI ED-A COMPETE Nj YOUNG LADY NTH
w good references. desires Few Pupils 10 lake
ItssonS on the Piano. Terms 70 suit. Call 90 OF Ad-
dress RkNA PHILLIPS, 1851 u ST. NV iy33t.
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ly2-d &ds

GALE OF PUBLIC BAY SCALES-OFFICE OFTHE
- Comlussloners, District Of Columbia Washington
JuIy /, IS9O-On July EIGHTH, 1890 at the loca-
COIs ldlIle,!, the Commissioners will offer
inc highest bidder the exclusive right and privilege
OF using the several District Hay Scales from August
l. 1880 TO July 81 1891 both inclusive, the pur
pose OF weighing hay, straw, fodder, the straw
Shd I'VE stOck at tie following places and time, TO wit
20 situated opposite the post Office Union Town. d.
Z, at I'm O'CLOCK AN; No =, situated on NTH
street southeast between street and Geor4ia avenue
atELEFEN O'CLOCK AN; NJ .3, situated Tenth
street northwest near Louisiana avenue, ut TWELVE
O'CLOCK M No 4. situated al corner OF Ninth street
ana Rhode island avenue northwest, at ONE O'CLOCK
T. Al 20 D, situated on Prospect between High
ana MarGet streets Georgetown. ID. C.. at TWO
OCLOCh r NJ !; 20. o, situated at intersection of
BounuLry and ii streets northeast, at HALF-PASr
IHREE O'CLOCK PM. No. Z, situat ed at Bright
Wood ID e. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. larties purcl as
ing Will be required TO comply with the provisions of
the act approved June 20 1879, entitled am Tor the
safe OF hay. Terms cash. j. ". DOUGLASS, L. g.
HiNE, H. NJ: ROBERT, Commissioners, ID. G.
Jyl-5t RADCLIFFE, DARIs x CO., Auctioneers
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Nearly Killed the Whole Town.

A midnight fire a. Middletown. Ind, Monday
proved very disastrous, aside from the property
damaged, which only amounted to about 20, 900.
The whole town turned out to fight it. and
Grandma" Miseheart, an aged lady, dropped
dead from excitement. 1t proved contag ious,
and Capt G.. c. Sheridan fell in a cataleptic fit,
which came. near proving fatal. Then Clint
Mowrey ruffd,into his burning meat store to
recover his books and cash. The door closed
behind him and he jumped out through a win
dow. He was so badly burned. however, while
imprisoned that recovery is impossible. To
end the list of casualties Daniel BickIe was
Knocked down and fatally trampled by a horse,
which his son, who was alarming the town, rode
through the crowd at breakneck speed
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A Baby DrOmedary.

from The BaItimore Sun.
The baby dromedary in Druid Hill Park is in
excellent health. The mother is very jealous
of her charge, aud displays viciously a set of
ugly-looking teeth when any one attempts
to fondle the baby. The baby weighs about
40 pounds, and is fed on milk from bottle In
about two months il Will commence to pick hay,
on which the elder dromedaries in the drove
riainly subsist. The mother, Druid. is now
over three years old. She was also born IN the
park. Horace, the baby's brother, is over two
years OF age. Capt Cassell is training him SO
that ladies and children can ride him.
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Big Fire at Boston,

A fire that caused three alarms and lighted
mp the entire city of Boston occurred last night
when the territory bounded by Clinton and
south Market streets, Qr,ncy row and Atlauti c
avenue, was almost entirely burned over Here
were locateda series OF one-story buildings
occupied by Armour L Co., e.. f. & E swift
anu george H. Hammond d Co., dealers in
chicago dressed beef, hams, &c, and twenty
or more nSh and produce dealers. The build
ings themselves were not OF much value inn,
the hrms lost their big stock of meats and
their large and costly rofrigerators. The ag-
gregate loss Is estimated at SIOO 900 TO sl2O 600
upon which there Is good insurance The
buildings were owned by the Quincy heirs and
s5,000 10 $500 would pro5atly replace them.
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Robbed at Atlantic CITY.

Walter II. Hinschillwood of Lansdowne, Pa.
met with rather an exciting adventure early
yesterday at Atlantic City. He was induced by
Robert Anderson, night hawk, to 20 into his
carriage for the purpose of going to the Hig-
bee Boating House. of which club he is a ME IN.
Der. The house is located OH the outskirts oil
the town. When in dark part of the road ne
was robbed and thrown out of the carriage
where he had tussle with the burly driver
vino escaped Anderson was subsequently ar
rested by Chief of Police Eldridge on descrip.
ton furnished by Hinschillwood. who entered
complaint of assault and highway robbery.
lie was sent to the county jail III default of
5000 bail
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Excursion to st. Paul, Mimi.

The National Educational Association con-
venes at st. Paul. Mimi, July 8, and for this
occasion the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
sell excursion tickets from Washington to st.
Paul and return at rate of $50. 90 for the round
trip.
Tickets will be sold for all trains July /. 2. 8,
and 8. and valid for return passage until
July II, inclusive. Parties desiring to do so
can have their tickets extended until Septem-
Der 20 by depositing same with the joint agent
at St. Paul
Excursion tickets to ST. Paul and return at
correspondingly low rates will also be sold
from all other principal stations Oh Baltimore
and Ohio railroad
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WASHINGTON sol IHERN RAILNAl

Tickets ana INFORMAL on at the Office northeast cor
ner I0th ST hnd PelInsS iNHTiA avenue, aua AZ tie
staton wheic orders be eft for Tie che ki:lg Il
n1se sse 10 destination from hotels ana resI0rIres
mas l.. flOli, j. AZ MOOD.
OeherAi Manager lmyl2l q, neral Passenger Agent
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Three Men Killed.

Constable Startling, Justice of the Peace Chas.
Cowart and Tom McKeithen, the latter colored.
went to the house of desperate negro, Jim
Wadley, near Wildwood, Ga, Monday to serve
warrant of arrest for the theft of a rifle from
Moheithen. Wadley fired upon the party, kill
ing MIR. Startling and wounding Mr. Cowart.
probably fatally. McKeithen fired both barrels
OF his shot gun into Wadley and also shot him
with Mr.. CoWarts rifle. Wadley is dying.
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A Cruel RumOr Denied.

The friends of X. G. Schmidt, the
millionaire brewer of Chicago, say the story
OF his elopement with his niece is untrue. Mr..
Schmidts niece is an invalid and great suf-
ferer and it was thought trip to Ger many
and stay at Carlsbad would do her good. H Ell
brother paid her expenses. including steam
ship passage, and Mr.. Schmidt. whose conte M
plated trip to Europe was known for long
time not only to his friends but to a great
many OF her friends, agreed to take his niece
WI him
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CURED HERSELF AND HER CHILD.

s s. s. has relieved me Of a terrible scrofuls from
which suffered for 1t affected my first
catarrh then carries of the bone. continued
until it destroyed the soft bone the right of
nose then went to my throat and on 10 my lungs
and it looSed as if was doomed S. has cured me-
and has also cured little daughter Of the same dis
ease Mrs N. RITCHEY. Mackey. Ind
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga.
je24.
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Sheriff. I'm Europe,

The amateur champion sprinter of America,
Z. H. Sheriff. of this city, has gone to Europe
Tor the summer. While there it is said that he
VIII attend all the leading amateur sprints held
In England, and. if in condition he may COM
pete. All OF his friends are of the opinion that
he VIII be able to meet any of the best of Eng
lands sprinters and defeat them. Upon leav-
ing he said If his thigh did not trouble him
he would run in some of tho English sprints
and see what he could do with their sprinters.
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Merchants to Advise Salisbury.

At meeting Of the London merchants
Monday 1t was resolved to send deputa-
ton to Lord Salisbury for the purpose of
calling his attention to the serious results to be
feared from an extension of the German ter =
ritory to north of Damaraland and the estab-
lishment Of a German barrier between tn C
peninsula and the North sea and to urge tn G
necessity of maintaining the British inf ne nee
i'll Madagascar.
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Fire at Seattle.

At Seattle, Wash, fire Tuesday night,
which originated in row of two-story CORFU
gated iron buildings on West street, caused con-
siderable alarm, owing to the valuable nature
OF the property contiguous to the burning
buildings, but after the strenuous efforts of the
hremen OF the city and those from Tacoma the
flames were gotten under control The loss, it
is thought, Will not exceed 800. 900.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR l. co, Auctioneers
~ O9O Pa. ave. Il. W., WASHINGTON. ID C.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE AND CONTENTS
OF sOLANI'S HOTEL AND REsTAUKANT. No

TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE AND CONTENTS
HSaf ASR EtsI s6EfATE 81
toWEN HOUSED, WASHINGTON. DC
S5 aee5 % dated October S
03 ct sea- one of the land records Of the district of
% se TTiten pnc of sne p oar
July SEVENTH. 1890. at TEN O'CLOCK An. on
Hotel and No. ha
ar ,ep IN ives M E DC and the unen-
In good style, consisting Fine Bar
hars Silver and ai0 Linen Wsr Walnut and ssr
Chamber furniture, Cooking Utensils, Heating
tuTe usually found in hne Bar Ho and Restaurant
of tue m en t and md the Sa = OF being
This hoas, contains Inc Kitchen aud Laundry in the
and Rao HI See i Billiard G anS
three PVo Tables on the ground floor; large ladies'
Dining Room. the Hotel Office and large humble. Of
Private Dining Rooms Pantry, Closets &C. an hand
purposes there about thirty furnished rooms. As
aMho.e tins place one OF the most complete all
%ay 'n1' can DC anu Is most desirable every
The present lease expires July l. 1894 The rental
Is only $40 per month until July l. SOL aud r. 50
per month Tor balance OF the term. Satisfactory ar
Satisfactory arrangements can also be made with
the Bruns wick Bake Colender Company Tor the Bill
cluded in the above nen toned trust ''D' III
All the above viii first be offered an entirety and
# satisfactory bid not obtained viii then be sold
OF SALE and If sold in detail cash,
Properly and premises can be inspected up to time
or the attorney. n A. SELiGSON, Trustee,
100 Pa ave. II. W., Washington. DC
THOMAS III. FIELDS, Attorney
Je?l-d Cor. AZ and ste. NV. Washington be
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
w BAZAAR, $40 Louisiana avenue.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
The largest and most complete stock of New and
Secondhand Wagons aud Carriages in the CITY
consisting Of Coupes. Victorias, ,Rockaways Ex.
tension top Cut-under Surveys, Jump Seats
Doctors and Pony Phsetons. Top and No Top
BuRyies, Dayton Wagons, Fancy Delivery Wagons
Milk and Grocery Wagons, Express wagons
wagonettes, Dog. Pony aud Road Carts. sole
agent for the District of the celebrated Cortland
Company's fine Carriages, Bugg:es. spri ng
Wagons and Road Carts.
Auction Sale Of Horses Carriages. Harness &c.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MORNINGS, commencing at T. EN- O'CLOCK
3el1-lm b. BENSINGER. Proprietor
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Big Strike mt Superior.

At Superior, Wisconsin, six hundred sewer
laborers. street men, excavators and lumber
yard men struck Tuesday. All public work
in the city is at standstill and the fight nrom-
lses to be hard one. The contractors declare
they cannot afford and will not pay to exceed
:l.1o per day. The citizens are favorable to
the strikers, who are quite orderly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
Imaginary Negotiations,

In conversation with journalist VI. Flou-
rens, formerly French minister of foreign
affairs, said that he knew nothing of the allege d
negotiations between France and England
with view to giving France compensation on
the west coast OF Africa in exchange for NADIA.
Sascar.
The Journal Des Debdts declares that the
alleged negotiations are purely imaginary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
CITY AND DISTRICT

eF Coward and upward is the motto of
The EVENING STAR Onward in its extending
influence. upward in its circulation and adver-
tising business. The increase is a steady.
healthful one
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Bismarck Doesn't Want a Statue,

Tho statement is made in Berlin that
Prince Bismarck has earnestly urged the
emperor TO refuse his approval of the project
to erect a monument in honor Of the prince
during the latter's lifetime. Prince Bismarck
desires that the fund raised for such purpose
may be expended in the erection of a church
editice, which shall be dedicated to the mem
DRY OF the late Emperor William l.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneors.

IRt STEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK BACK
BUnLDdNG AND CELLAR HOUSE, No. 1921 NJ
STREET SORIHWESi.
by vItue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
no io9,, io!o 2a3 ct sea- one OF the land records
Tor the Distinct OF Columbia. will sell in front of
the premises, on NkDNEsDAl, THE siXrEENTfI
DAh OF July, ID. 1890 at EALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ all that certain piece or parcel of Iaud
situate, lying nd being i'll the city Washington IN
the District OF columbia, and known q scrbcd "a
LOT ree go OF heirs Of John Davidson's Subdivision
OF Paft on square two hundred and eigntyone esd,
lOur "a AMI hve TO- together with all the inn rove.
menus, Way, eaSenen rights, privileges and apDur-
tanning. 'f
Terms of sale: i cash. balance in one ID two () and
three 80 years. with interest IRON day sale, ut the
rae OF SIX 90 per cent per annum payable semi an
nuai TO he secured 10y deed property sold
or al cash at the option OF the purchaser Deposit of
SoOO TIM. OF sale. ConvcyaNciEg Sc at purchasers
cost II terms OF sale are not complied with in ] 0
days from day of sale the trustees reserve the right to
resell at the risk and dcfautiug purchaser
after hNe days advertisement such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. C.
ROBERT O. HOFFMAN,
jy2-d&ds 'rrus,eas
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The race is IN this shape:
Excursion to Atlantic CITY

by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the train
leaving Washington at ~ O'Clock noon Thurs
day, July 3. and Friday July !. at rate of Is for
the round trip. Tickets good for return pas-
sage until Iuesd4y, July s. Inclusive.
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A Terribly Fatal Lamn Exnlnsinn

BY lamp explosion at the house of Adam
Steiner. a butcher at Bradenyille. Pa. Tues
day aigLt. a son and daughter OF MIR. Steinler
aBed three and six respectively. were burned
10 death. Mr.. Steiuler will probably die and
MS wife was also seriously burned
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Not the Usual Sort of Not,co

Notice has been posted by the Columbia an d
Susquehanna Rolling Mills and the Columbia
Iron Company of an advance in puddlers' wages
from 1886 to "A a ton and other employees in
proportion. Nearly seven hundred men are
affected.
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THIS EVENING,
ILOSING-OUT SALE,

(LOSING-OUT SALE,
- Beginning T HIS EVENING and continuing until
entire stock of Watches, Jowelry show Cases and Fix
lures are disposed of. Store Tor rent
FECHNER, AuCtoneer
1e2S-ot 5:I3 9TH st NV
CT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIONFER GIL PENN-
- sylvania ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. sells
THIS DAY large lot lawnbToker's Unredeemed
Pledges. Gold and Silver Watches Genuine Diamonds
Works of Art. te!J- BIN
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Sw1Frs SrEcrrro
s. 8. q.

Is not one Of the old WORKOUT potash mercury.
sapsrila. thousand doses for shilling medicine 1t
Is remedy which never fails in Blood Diseases and
always builds up the general health Of the patient
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-03
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOhDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD & q IN
tast EIpress Steamers
To southampton Dondon. Esvrel. Bremen
Iahn We'd July - pm. Elder sat july Z g
am; Aller Wed, July 9, IL am: fulda sat July
u, : p m aaale, We'd, July IT, pm. , Nerra sat
Juiy -. = al ~ ''
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, luxurious
tao9n APPOINTMENTS Prices st cabin 81 90 and up
ward berth, according location; I'd cabin 500 ana
$40 berth; steertSSe at low rates Apply to l. -
bI'oOi' 30 rem ave le2S
(NUNARD LlNE-STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
>serNeu AT the Washington agency; frst-cass ac-
cumlnodations nom 500 up; second class, s:I5 and
S+O; steersEe. so. CHAS. l. DU BOlS & CO.
bankers Sole Agents, 63l r st. NV m23-3n
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TWO TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos DIR
AND 23l5 VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SEVENTH. at
SIN O'CLOCK We will offer for SALE in front Of the
LOI ID" AND PART OF LOT &C." SQUARE AZ
fronting ~ feet on Virginia avenue by an average
uuepth OF ABOUT 30 feet improved by Two Two-story
L fdine Houses now under good rental.
erns; One-thlrd cash. balance i'll and two
years az per cent secured BY deed uf trust on pro
cry sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit oi SOO required at the time sale If the
terfs OF sale are not complied with 10 GAYS from
tue day OF sale right reserved resell the at
the risk ana cost of the defaultrg purchaser after
Gays advertisement i'll some newspaper published in
cost Of purchaser ~
je2S-dSGs RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO. Aucts
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FINANCIAL
PRINTERS,

DENSION BLANKS
l. Printed on Snort Notice at the Lowest
Prices
LEGAL BLANKS-50 kinds in stock
THE LAW REPOR1EIt CO.,
.-,, DOB ST NV
So We 40 d 1eneral tflDtlng business. Je2o- I'm
II l. MCQUEES,PkINIEE.ll0 1851 ll6EsTN
has comple.e lire of SAM les OF JOHN A. Lowell
Coz (BostonJ celebrated Steel HRte Folders Orders
OF Dance, Menus ana Business Cards. All who care 10
examine these beautiful goods whether with inten-
Ton OF purchasing or not ale cordially invited to do
- -
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY m24
Ne CGILL WALLACE
Nl PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
tr1nting OF every description neatly executed
llO1 ST. Nv
Estimates furnished Im22I Iresswork for the Trade
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATcLlFFE. DARn & CO. Auctioneer.

II T. DAl'0 aV CO. Au'1i0neeFs'
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET BE.
TWEEN FIR 81 AND THIRD STREETS NORTH
WEST, Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY THIRD
AZ SIX O'CLOCK PM. we Will offer for sale, in front
OF the premises, part OF
LOT SEVEN 90,
IN SQUARE 55l,
fronting 20 feet street by depth OF 9, feet to
a 3OfOot alley. making it desirable for building on
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years, SIX per cent per payable ually,
secured by deed OF trust property sold all cash,
aopton OF purchaser. A deposit OF $500 at time of
sale If terms of sale are not complied with in ten
days from the of sale right resell the
property at the risk and defaultiIg pur-
chaser after ive days advertisement in some news
paper published III Washington DC All convey
anclng and recording at the cost of the purchaser
je.s0-dNds RATCIIFFE, DARK 4 co Aucts