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ROBBED BY MASKED MEN.
Crime That Has Caused Much Ex-
element in Danbury.

Nothing has occurred in Danbury, Conn, for
years which has created so much excitement
as the robbery Of Lauer's jewery store We'd
nesday evening by masked men. who, after
gaSging and binding the young clerk in charge,
took over $1,000 worth of jewelry. As soon as
the clerk freed himself from the ropes and
gags he gave the alarm. Policeman Bradley
and Reed were detailed to watch at the cross
ing of the New York and New England railroad.
Willie waiting with drawn revolvers they saw
two men walking leisurely along the tracks
talking and laughing. Each had a satchel. As
they reached spot opposite where the police
men were hiding, the latter jumped out and
levellng their revOlyers at the heads of the
supposed robbers. ordered them to throw up
theIr hands. The robbers took in the situa-
ton at glance and pulled their pistols and
fired. The policemen returned the fire and
though 1T was at short range. no one was hurt
The robbers retreated and In jumping fence
one of them dropped a package which was
found tc contain about s., 900 worth OF jewelry
The two burglars have been captured and
lodged IN the Brewster, n. Y, jail. where they
will be detained pending requisition proceed
ings- They are G. W. Wallis of ALBANY, y. Y,
and A. W Spalding Of Bridgeport. A large
quantity of jewely and money was recovered.
Low RATES TO DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
During the present season the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets from Washington to Deer Park. Noun
tain Lake Park and Oakland for the Friday
night and all Saturday trains each week at rate
valid for return passage until Monday follow
ing day Of sale. Tickets to Berkeley Springs
and return will be sold under similar condl-
tons at $3.50 for the round trip.
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Nominations for Cop1reSs

Nominations for Congress were made yester-
day as follows: Fourteenth district Illinois,
Owen Scott (dem.); third district Iowa. ID. b.
Henderson (rep.) renominated; eleventh Iowa
district. George ID. Perkins (rep). The six
teenth Ohio district democratic convention took
thirty-seven ballots last evening and Monnott
was Leading when the convention adjourned
until TO-DAY,
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A Thrillinp ENnerianca

Hon. Samuel Blake, Q. c.. of Toronto and
Messrs. Geo. I. Brown and Edward Cronin of
London, Ont. while proceeding in a steam
yacht 10 Murray, in that province, had a
narrow escape from death Wednesday. When
opposite Gananogue the boiler exploded and
the yacht took fire. They were rescued by q
tug and proceeded by train to Montreal.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneers.

SEVERAL VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
HIATTSViLLB, MAINLAND, ON HIGH
GROUND IN SECOND SQUARE FROM DEPoT,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. july FL TENTH. 1890, at SIX
O'CLOCK tM., we viii sell On the grounds. Lots l6.
i. and Is. IN square e. each lot Al front by 14O
$500 square fee with alley rear lhey are in the
new and growing section Of Hyattsville, two new
churches having been built same square. street
graded auu graveied Lots on grade with even sur
face aud birch sidewalk TO depot. Iltle perfect.
Terms One third cash, balance monthly notes of
ten dola with interest at per from sale or all
cash. at buyers option Deposit $50 sale each
lot required. Cow eyaEclng recording. &C. 1t puI-
chaser cost and terms to bo ii fifteen
DAYS. DUNGANSON PROS
jy9 -d&ds sucuoneers
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A New Catholic IsishOD,

Rev. Father Peter Verdagguer, for ten years
the pastor of the Church of Our Lady
Queen of the Angels, in San Francisco, has
received cablegram from Rome announcing
that he has been appointed bishop of Browns
yilla
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Lead Discovered I'm South Dakota.

special from Pierre, S. D., says: "Great
excitement and a rush of spectators was
accustomed today when it became known that
a vein Of lead was discovered ill Rock Bluff
five miles up Bad river. Three hundred
pounds of ore were mined from n vein four
inches thick and seemingly inexhaustible on
land owned by Frenchman named Napoleon
Welcome. lie brought the ore to this city to
assay and it proved to contain eighty per cent
of lead. Experts will examine the find"
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A special to the Union from Catski!l Y. Y,
says: The large laundry building of the Hotel
Catskill mountains, was destroyed
by fire early yesterday morning. Fireman b.
smith was burned to crisp while attempting
to rescue the employees. Thirty-six girls work.
ing In the laundry were saved. Loss, S25, 900;
insuraH
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4EAL ESTATE. KNOWN As STORE AND
EAST
Under and BY virtue Of certain deed of trust bear
ihg cate Msy z. 1854. and recorded in Liber 1880
!ono 30 ct seq one CT the land records the Dis
uict OF columbus and at the request the party
cured tnereby, the undersigned Trustees will, FRI
D Dai,o 5Sisf :, ELEyEkTH. AID. 1890. AT FIVE
auction. part of original lot twelve (lI an square eight
hundred and eighteen tsls' being the northernmoSt
twenty nVe t2o) feet one ID inch front by the Jul
aefh SAID lot more particularly described in said
DEED OF trust improyedby Frame store and Dwelling
Terms Of sale $1,000 cash balance in equal ms all
ments ct one ID two CD and three ~ years. or all
cash. AT purchasers option. Deferred pay ments to be
secured by the promissory the purchaser and
deed OF trust ON the property sold Terms of sale to
pe complied with "A zen Gays the of sale,
the Trustees reserve the right resell the cost and
ris6 OF the deiaulting purchaser. All convcnanclng
and recording at purchasers cost
ssEi6NgaNbN Il F. p LEIGHTON Trustees
Je3O-dSds Office No. iS2 Louisiana
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Powderly Talks About the Knights.

At Susquehanna, Pa, Grand Master Work.
man t. V. Powderly delivered lecture We'd
nesday night on the objects and aims of the
Knights of Labor to large and enthusiastic
audience. In closing his address he said that
the knights of Labor were ut war with no other
labor organization, and that if they wanted to
fight they could well find an enemy outside Of
the ranks of workingmen,
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Returned to Xirrinia.

large number of negroes who were brought
from Virginia to work in brick yards along tho
Hudson river left for their southern homes
Wednesday The experiment. proved failure
and occasioned considerable trouble and loss
20 the brick Manufacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-11

Go TO ATLANTIC CRY VIA BALTIMORE Ayp
OHIo.-Tne Reading and Baltimore and Ohio
Is the only double track route to Atlantic City.
special excursion Saturday. July IL, leaves
Baltimore and Ohio station AGO pm. Tickets
good three days, only s3.se
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THIS ENENING.

ct. CLAIR FECHNFR. AUCTIoNEER, 6Il PENN
- sylvanis ave-. under Metropolitan Hotel. sells
THIS DAY large lot Pawnbroker's Unredeemed
Pledges. Gold and silver Watches. Genuine Diamonds,
WORKS OF Art. jey-.5Il
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TOTAL s1.4es 4s.sIo 54.oss 5a.soI es,saa
ISS5-S6-ST-SS-SI

TOTAL S1,49s 45,sI0 54.03s 54.s0I 65,52o
But it is not alone in numbers that the great
increase of advertising is shown. The larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 compared with that occupied in
1855 is even more striking.
The average daily space flied by advertise
ments in lsSsw Is. 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 29.75 columns, or s22s columns in
the aggregate, being total gain over the pre-
vious year Of 1444 columns And this, il most
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way Of tax sales poll sts election returns.
etc., such as occasionally swell the business Of
political organs, being included in its patron
age.
In conclusion, IL is only necessary to say that
In proportion TO the extent and high character
Of its circulation, TIE Stars advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest in the country,
and 10 add, finally, that every statement herein
made can be abundanfiy verified THE CIR
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER Is SWORN To-
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED BY ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TRUSTEES SALE OF SODA WATER APPARA-
DISTRICT SOhTHWEST


By virtue of deed of trust recorded on the cath
day Of March. 1855, Iiber 1900. folio 40 ct SEQ
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia, will
ousr ,oT SAFE aa puoc % ,tis mELf DAY
store No 1221 st. NV. in the city of Washington
One soda Water Apparatus with twelve tl2) SYRUP
Faucets and Ave Draft Tubes, made Of forIuosa and
fancy marbles and Of the style known the Sberan
W. Tufts of Boston, Mass Also three 30 l. three (:
X ana three 3D. lumber Holders. twelve u2) No
4 Tumllers. twelve t1ei No q Tumhlers and twelve
U2I No. Tumbiers. Que ID White Msrble-base slab.
I'D No. 3 Tdmbler Washer. ore 10 No. IL Ster-
ling Generator and five I'D l0gallon. sheetiin lined
Copper Fountains
The sale he made in default of payment Of part
OF the nots secured by said deed of trust.
Terms of sale: Cash.
c. N. SHREWSBURY Trustee
COLE COLE. Attorneys I44 ID st. NV.
DyNCkNSON BEDS, Aucts.
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A premature blast occurred in the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's quarry near Hunt
ingdon, Pa. yesterday afternoon killing G. L.
Secrist OF Hill Valley and badly injuring Rob-
ert S. Houtz of West Huntingdon.
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DuNoANsoN BROS. AactiOneor'.
TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO-STORy BRICK RACK
BUILDING AND CELLAR HOUSE, No 1921 N
STREET NOkIHWESl. " -

BUll.DlS9 AND CfLLAh HOUSE, No. l23l N
STREET NOkrHWESI.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In Iiber
No. 10v3. folio .S3 ct seq. Que of the land rec.
ords for the District of Columbia. and at the
OF the party secured, We viii sell. IN front Of
the Premises. ON WEDNFSDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
DAl OF JULY, A. ID. 1900. at HALF.PAST live
O'CLOCK Pm. all that certain piece Parcel of laud
situate lying aud being In the city of Washington in
the District OF columbia. and known an de scribed az
Lot three t3, of heirs Of John Daydsuns Subdivision
and henx embraced In Parts of orgiel lots three 40,
four t4b AID nve tbl. together with all the
lnents. @ny, easement. rights privileges snd strur.
tsIances TO the same belonging la wise apper-
taiSiug.
Terms OF sse cash. balance in q two e, end
three Is, wears with interest IRON day OF SALE at the
rate of t6) per cent per annuni payable All.
nnaily 10 be secured by deed Of trust property sold
or all cash Ut the option of the purchased Deposit of
5000 une OF 81 Coiyeyancing. &C., at purchaser
cost AZ terms Of sal. are not complied with In 10
days from day Of sale the the fe nt to
resell Of the risk and cost of the esultns purchaser
after nNe days advertisement Of such resale In some
newsiaper publishsi IN Mashil,gtan. d. q -...--
kOBEkT q. HOFFMAN.
W. y. QuICKsALls
3y2'dkds Txustsea. 10th and streets nv.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auctionears.
To WHOM IT NAV CnNCrpN

ON SATURDAY, JULY IWfLFTH AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell IN front of sales
rooms. corner 10th and sts. NV, household Furn-
ture. CIrpets Bedding, China aud Glass Ware, stoves.
SHOW Cases counters Kitchen Utensils &c. and Mis-
celalleous Articles stored i'll the names of thu follow
lug persons To STORAGE and charges If not settled
before the day OF sale: ". H. avery, May 81. 1887
A. r Payne, May ! |, 1857; john d. Creighton, sep
TENDER l. 1887 Giliing May II, 1887; Henry Mable,
July 80, 1888 Robert l.. Tucker, June IL, $50.
WALTER l.. WILLIAMS a. CO.,
('prl ID SIS n
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FUTURE, DAYS.
- ATCLIFFE, DARR L Co. Auctioneers,
Ia go Pennsylvania ave.

CHANCERY SALE OF THE REMAINDER N OF yALU-
TOWN. ID. G. 10 CLOSk An ESTATE.
BY virtue of decree "a the supreme Court of the
aud passed in iity cause No. la 30, wherein
Irumi ell and others are compailants ana Howea
others defendants. the undersigned, trustees
BAY HEiWENiYsLGo1 "a or Jsi ~ IsaS
ali the right, title AID interest Of the PARTIES said
III and the Ioil wing described zeal estatr,
i os , in Ges sd ri ;d square no
20 feet on the south side of 9TH ( street b,lween
his is improved by two frame dweliinrG In square
10 Lot 20, n Beatty ana hawkins addition. front,
ing 40 Ieet on 9th 80 street tetwe"n Frederick and
Market ST this lot uaimproved ana is located
immediately south II lot 30.
IN square S3. lot rorIng "a 81 feet on Frede-
rick Cj4thj street between 81 (IJ street and 4th %
street by depth of 100 feet improved by good two
i'll Beatty and Hawkins amended addition.
one oth"r lot IN same SQUIRE Immediately north of
aud ado ming the last mentioned being part of
lot Beatty and Hawkins amended ADDITION front
ing rs 0S feet on said frederick t:iIthJ street by
deith OF 3O fees. nnproy 10y large and colnodi-
61S feet wide along the north siIe " this house
vision made by the trustees the ground at
the southwest of Frederick ,b4tL) STREET and
9Th 90 street, four - Of which cts lave
said frederick street of lG by til OF II 20
feet. ana two 60 Of winch have front SAID Fred
rick street OF Is feet by tie same depth. aud q, Of
which has front OH 4tL (QJ street OF 10 feet by
depth of 9} feet TO All alley.
There will also he sold stable lot in rear Of above
lots trontInH ~ feet on G-foot alley.
plat Of sand lots will be exhibited day Of sale
scribed at $50 the day and will be con
tinued thereafter in the orier 2ven.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by he decree: One. third
OF the purchase money IA cash and the balance in
equai insteiinents AZ one and Two years
DEPOSIT OF 500 on each lot will Ge required and il
terms OF sale are not complied with in 10 days the
property viii be rosoid at the rlsh and cost tie e
faultns purchaser. All convey aIcIng, &c at cost of
purchaser. ). cARIEA MAhEUkl, Trustee.
HUGH T. rAGGART. trustee
jy1O-d&is 3249 y st. NV.
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FINANCIAL.
SPECALTIES

ELECTRlCI1Y CURES CASES THOUGHT HOPE
II less. gives strength when nothing else viii All
nervous affections. weaknesses. Irregularities and
chronic organic dtseasss promptly CURED. Ihfrtesn
ss ssss IS sa' DE- = VI SO htAan xss 3 NV
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NJ ASHINGT TON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
w BAZAAR, 040 Louisiana avenue.
: Al L Y l.

w BAZAAR $40 Louisiana avenue
FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The largest and most complete stock of New and
Secondhand Wagons and Carriages the city,
consisting Of CouIes. NIctUrias, itoc6aways, Tx
tenSlon-tOp ut-uiIder SuIrcys, Jump seats,
Doctors and Pony Ilaetons. Top and No op
Bugy1es, Dayton Wagons, Fancy Delivery Wagons.
Milk and Grocery Wagons. Lxi ress Wagons.
Wsgonettes. bog. Pony and koad carts. sole
agent for the District of the celebrated Cortla nd
Company's fine Carriages, Bugg.es, Spri ny
WAGONS and Road Carts.
Auction Sale of Horses Carriages. Harness &c,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MORNINGS, commencing Mt l EN- O'CLOt X.
jell-lm =. BENSINGER. Proprietor.
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TOMORROW.
B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers

ESEESfr6hE 81 Ev2h1 cEiffISS; ~:
T GNfR AN rs 2SS foE o BE
july TwELFTR, COMMENCING AT Ten
BY ORDER OF THE r. 6, G9, nI; CARPETS
ZION, LEAD. &c. ThRLE MARBLE MANTELS,
TO COVER ADVANCES, SC. ONE PARLoR SUITE,
WALNUT FRAN PIER MIRROR, MAHO1ANY
BOARD, OAK COTTAGE SUITE AND PLUSH
Trims CASH
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Aucts.
IV'HoMAS BOWLING. Auctlonccr.
AND EFFkCTs AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SAT-
URDAY JULY TWfLFTH. 1890, COMMLNC-
ING All Ten TN H,Gh .C5 ka ,xp,pr
Pier French Plate Mirrors Parlor and Chamber Furn-
ing iCom Furniture. Office Desks and Chairs together
with many other articles "a the housekeeping line
Two Barber's Chairs of me latest STYLES Is New Re-
frIgeraiOrs by best makers. which viii be sold reta H
less of Also lot OF ed m tera belong
shatt and Gear Wire ROPE, Cast iron Wheelbarrows
ALSO. TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Seven Very Superior N .SW :, side S Saddles @,I
number OF Horses suitable for ali purposcs New and
Secondhand Vehicles OF every description
ALSO, AT IWtLNE O'CLOCK,
one Very Handsome hensugton IN perfect order. cost
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
A GentlemGn's Complete Turnout, comprising q Well
bred Mare, trut III three minutes half sister to
Sadie Bell. whose record is 2:; the Buggy III
Harness is hand made and good condition. together
with Nets, Lap Cloths. &C. -
One Single Seat Wagon in perfect order, cost 1925.
jy10-2t
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- A1CLlEFE, DAliR CO.. AuctioneerB,
III $40 Pennsylvania ave. W

Ii $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
TWENTY-EIGHT VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON q, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
NOkIHEAST TO CLOSE HE AFFAIRS OF A
SYNDICATE.
On TUESDht AFTERNOON. JULY FIFTEENTH
AT SIX O'CLOCK. Will offer Tor sale ia front of the
premises to close the Affairs OF a syndicate
LOTS ] 10 IL INCLU.IVE,
LOTS 10 10 II INCLUSIVE,
LOTS 80 TO Al INCLUSIVE,
IN SQUAi;E $40.
LOTS TO IA FRONT q STREET NORTHEAST
LOTS Is TO II FRONT SEVENTH STREET
LOIS IS TO A FRONT EIGHTH STREET
lois And II HAVING A FRONT OF 1911 BY
DEPTH OF IL FEET, BALANCE T.6xllO
LOTS 10 AND IL FhONT 1U.:Ixlli, BALANCE
1Gxll6
LOT A 10 3xII6. BALANCE 16xIIG.
These 10 IS the most desirable tue northeast
anu should command the attention of parties search
OF valuable building sItcs. All running back 10 an
alley.
Terms: Subject to deed of trust of s5l7 on each
lot at d per cent per mum, payable seIni-annu
ally, payable on before three years from June
~, 1890; balance cash. deposit of 800 On
each lot ut time of sale Ii terms OF sale are
not complied with in fifteen days from day of sale
right reserved TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF tue defaitng purchaser after Ave DAYS
advertisement In some newspaper published in WASH
ingtou DC. All conyoyancng, &c at the of the
purchaser Piats of the above be ut our office
kAlClIfEE, DAItk x co.
1y5-dSu3 AHctoneers.
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INDIAN HEAD evening trip& See adv. ,
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BOWLING. Auctloueer.
COMFORTABLE Two-sToRY SIX-ROoM BRICK
RESI0ENCE. No. y:S3 FIFTH STREET NokTH-

hESIOEMCF- No; g,s3 FIT III STREET NOkTH-
EAST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTER NOON, JULY FOURTEENTH
1880, At FIVE O'CLOCK. IN front of the premises
shall sell Comfortable 1wo-story bix-room Brick
House, No. 9;33 9TH street northeast
Terms: One-third cash, balance six, twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust, or ali cash option of
purchaser. All conveyancins &c, at purchasers
| cost 800 deposit required at the time of sale
THOMAS DOWLING.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

GHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NOkDDEU1SCHkE LLOYD q. s. Co
faht kxpress Steamers
-, To Southampton u-ondUn. havrel, Bremen.
Aier. WsI, Juiy .. Il ..Il. ultia sat-, july IL
PM; saale, Ned, July III. p.nl ezra, sat July
~, am; Irave Wed. Juiy IS, 10 q. la. Ems sat-
July 10 -
Comfortable state rooms excellent table luxurious
eCon Appointments. Prices: st cabin 90 and up.
Naia terrh according locs ton I'd cabin 500 and
s1v berth; steertge st low rates. Apply to T. h.
bhoof. 30 rem ave- E5
(NUNAhD LINE-STATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
SterNeu al the Washington agency; frst-class ac-
S.hihodaGons from soU mp; second class. $:,5 aud
S4o ste.rate. so. CHAS L. DU BOlS & CO.,
A>ahkeis. sole agents, O3l II 81. NV nly2:3- SIN
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DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE
Capt GeoghexAn. leaves btepbelsons vharf ever
sunday aS : Ve1sck pln Tor further ansorn.sscss
Apply 10 - :
STEPHENSON BRO.
mho-om seventh Strvot Whn9f
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HUGH L. TAGGARI. Trustee,
jy1 C-dNis :,cla Il AZ N M
- ATCLIFFE, DAl,R co, Aucuoneers
~ $40 Iennsy wanna avenue II W.

TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
No. AL ElGH1H STREET SOUTHWEST, ON
MOHDAY AFTERNOON. JULY FOURTEENTH,
All SIN O'CLOCK.
We will offer for sale in front OF the premises,
LOT :56.
SQUAltE All,
Fronting - feet Eighth street by depth of 90
feet, running back to lS-toot S-inch alley This
Properly il now under good rental and presents
celient opportunity for all Investment.
lie ms One-tird cash, balance in one and two years
per cent pei annu. payLb semi-an ualiy, ured
by deed OF trust on the proper sold. deposit Of
$500 acceptance of bid II terms sale re not
complied with III fifteen days from day of sale right
served TO resell the property at the risk and of
the defaulting purchaser after hve days advertise
ment III some newspaper published in ashingtOn, D.
C. AL conveyancing, &c. at the cost OF purchaser.
hATCLlIFE, DAER Il CO.,
iy5-d&ds Anctiuneers,