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IN A STRANGE TONGUE.
A Welsh Sermon and Welsh Singing ut
the Tabernacle.

In minor key-sympathetic and sweet-and
strange tongue, sang the congregation in the
Church of the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon
For the first time in the history of the city the
Welsh members of the community segregated
and aggregated themselves and they cele-
brated the occasion by worshiping God in the
language Of Cambria. good many of the
Welsh folks presen, hal not been in a church
for some time and the same might be said of
number of the Americans, whose curiosity held
them fast from the opening hymn to the
stranse-sounding benediction. The service
was commenced by the Rev. William Price;
the sermon was by the Rev. William Griffiths
<at present serving the Tabernacle congrega-
aon). DIR. Griffiths' text was from the thirty
seventh Psalm: Mark the perfcc. man, and
behold the upright; for the end of that man is
peace" The discourse was one of more than
ordinary eloquence and power; the truths. told
in the language of old Wales were most i'm
pressiye. deep solemnity marked the occa-
sion and the spirit of the meeting was felt even
by those who could not understand word OF
the ruggedly musical periods enunciated by
the preacher.
1t is probable that a regular series of services
III Welsh will result from this first reunion Of
the sons and daughters of ST. David
Colored Schools of East Washington.
mass meeting was held at Mount Zion
Church, 18th street east. last evening to further
consider and devise means OF relief of poor
children to enable them to attend school. Mr..
George Washington was president with Sir. r.
ID. Ruifin as secretary. Mr.. Ruifin. as chair
man Of the committee on education, reported
that the committee appointed at the last meet
ing to wait on Mr.. George F. T. Cook. super
intendent of the colored public schools, in ref
erence to the school building corner OF Sth and
i streets northeast, had very satisfactory in
teryiew with him i'll reference to that building
and the site for the new school building. He
further reported that last Thursday no re
ceiveda communication from Mr. Cook re-
questing him to formally turn over the build
ing for the use Of the children TO Hon. j. W.
Douglass, Commissioner of the District which
he did at once. He also reported that the sub
committee appointed 10 wait on the Commits
sloners OF the District in reference to laying
the pavement to the Lovejoy School building.
that Capt. kossell told him that the appro-
priation had already been made for that i'm
provement and that the pavement will be laid
from Lovejoy School building to MARYLAND
avenue on 18th street. Mrs. T.. Thomas was
elected treasurer, Mr.. ]. T.. Bruce correspond
Ing secretary and Mrs. s. A. Ruffin financial
secretary.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done.-thatis. in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought. Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad-
yertise in The STAR. II not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
swears TO them
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Funeral of Dion BOucfcault.

Almost all the members of the theatrical
profession in New York city attended the fu-
neral of Dion Boucicault yesterday. The pail
bearers were Managers A. NJ Palmer, Daniel
Frohman, Il. Henry French. E. c. Stanton,
Henry Z. Abbey and Frank NJ. Sanger; Actors
w. j. Florence, Harry Edwards. Henry Miller,
Sol Smith Russell, W. H. Crane and E. II.
Sothern; press-Joe Howard. John Russell
Young, A. G. Wheeler and II. q. Fiske; Players'
Club-Judge DAILY and Brander Matthews; also
Chief Justice McAdam. eX-Judge Noah Davis,
ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, Frank Work and Clark
Bell. The remains were placed in a vault at
Woodlawn Cemetery
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AUCTION SALES.
TOW OR ROW.

TOMORRO%.
II ATcLIFFE. DARK d CO., Auc,ioneer.,
- go Pa ave n v.
SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY SALE BY AUCTION
GE CONSIGNMENT f H0IEL TAblIu AND
BED WAkE, &c
CONSISTING IN PART OF
TABLE LINEN. BED LINEN,
roCOMfORTS, BIASkETS COPPER
CO0klNG UTrNSlI>, COPPER COFFEE
oSN, Ci,OtkEhY AND GLASS WARE,
PLAIED WAKE, CUTLERY,
SHOW CASt =. SC.. &C.
Also
A FEW PAIRS OF ITALIAN
xMAEBlE vASES AND PEDESTAL6
soIIABAE FOX HALLS OR CHURCHES.
lot SOAPS, VINES AND
LIQUORS AND A GENERAL
ASSORTMENT Or 0rAER GOODS
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
LUXEMBOURG, 1880, at I'm O'CLOCK NJ,
we Wall sell within our sales rooms go
avenue northwest the Goods parSIy above
na'inx been removed thereto Tor convenience of sale
,o RAtCIIEEE. DARlS Il co,
s-O-d Auctioneers.
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The Mother BACKED His Eyes.

George Diebert alias George Toubert, a
tailor about fifty years old, was charged in the
Police Court yesterday afternoon with assault
with intent TO commit rape. Tho prisoner had
a pair of black eyes that he will have as a me-
mento Of his alleged dastardly crime. They
were given him by the mother of one of the
two young girls whom he is charged with as
saulting The girls are eight and twelve years
old. respectively. The prisoner lives near 10th
and L streets and it was in his room that the
alleged assaults occurred Judge Miller held
she prisoner in $1,000 bail in each case to await
the action OF the grand jury.
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Jury Secured in Birchall's Case.

A jury was obtained in the Birchall murder
trial at Woodstock, Ont. yesterday after "a
number OF challenges. The following is a list
Of the jurors: Albert Clare, Robert Murray,
Alfred McCann, Donald Murray, Joseph Long
field, Augustus Buschell. George Christopher.
j. d. Smith. Daniel Mclean, James Mckay. A.
S. Mckay and John Mckay. The Jurors not
having been sworn, Mr.. Oeslcr, @. e.. counsel
for the crown. made the opening address, pre-
senting the case which the crown witnesses
would unfold. There was nothing new in his
| statement Of facts. but the chain OF evidence
on his side was closely forged and very strong
case WAS made out. He dwelt upon the pris-
oners career Of deceit in Woodstock in 1888,
when he was known as Lord Somerset
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A new trunk line, to be known az the Ameri-
can Midland, is to be built from Chicago to
New York. the route being 100 miles shorter
than the Pennsylvania. the distance can be
covered in Is hours.
ment, now visiting the Virginia battle fields,
were entertained by the citizens Of Front
Royal yesterday and heartily cheered when
they departed.
Gov. Campbell of Ohio yesterday reprieved
until November IA Elmer Sharkey, the Preble
county matricide, condemned to die September
90
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GEO. W. sTIcENEY. Auctioneer. $50 F ST.

IhUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhoPEhfI, BLING HOUSE No :So7 sTREET
NokiHwIyST.
BY virtue o. certain deed Of trust recorded IN Lber
iotU fol,o ~, ct seq one Of the Land Records u
the Dstpct OF Coum we will ofer Tor SALE IN front
OF the lrenIses, on MEIlNESDAl. TnE IWENTI-
rCUKIH DAY Oh SEPT.-MBER, 1890, AT HALF
properly III the isrcs of columbia. Part Of
,quare numbered hVe hundred and Twenty-Five t5o2J.
beginning tor the same 10 feet from the southw
corner Of SAID square street north and running
uue north ~ Ieet aEd = inches thence east twelve
l2) feet inches: thoise running southerly to q
point on street sixty -nine t69) feCt = inches and
Themes along street to the place OF beginning
Terms OF sale one halt cash and tue balance in one
D year. with interest at the rate OF per per
slnuin anu secured by deod trust the property
sod or al cash. at the option OF the purchaser 500
oelost AT Time OF Sale. Ali convey aud record
Ing ut purchasers Terms be complied with in
rtec! days the property Will he resoid at risk and
cost OF defautng purchaser after five days adyer-
nsement IN the kveinng star
JOHN J. JOHNSON. -r..
sii-eodSds DANIEL SHASNUS.5 irus'ees'
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
nuNcANsoN BROS. Aucnoueera

II
EXECUTORS SALE OF RAILROAD AND orHrn
sT1pcsks, MikkoRs WATCH, HANGS frh'
cfLooh OF MASONIC TEMPLE
. by sQthor1ty In us vested viii sell, on FRIDAY
IN, ,sa dawtNTY-slxrh DAY OF skPIESiBkR. b
lSsU commencing a. Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, 81, the
SECOND fLo0ROF MASONIC rEMPLr, MINI
DC: ANS>'
- 10 shares lexington aud Soldiers Home Railway
Stock. ~'f~-s
10 Shares Indian River Inlet Nrs. Mining and I'm.
:. 100 Shares Consolidated pOy ROCK and Mining Co.
lGod Watch
I kn2be Grand Piano.
lCPti<ht Piano.
sS S1alfs. led bottomA
ISL s. Chairs
u Walnut Chairs.
Sofa. Cushioned Chairs.
ouo Folding Chairs
- Settles
Lake Plate glass Mi-rorH
AZ Plate-glass MirtorS
Library Tables. Is lambrecuins
iuss, Desk. Screens. Wardrobe
sldetoarti Folding Red. Cherry Table
Anu quantity OF other per-Onzl property.
E. A. CLIFFORD,
l.. L. e. COLl.IERE.
se.-St - -
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Virginia State News.

Steps are being taken to extend the Virginia
Beach railroad to tho marshes of Currituck
sound in North Carolina.
Lieut. Frank Ellis. officer in charge of the
government telegraph in the military division
OF the Atlantic, il inspecting the lines south of
Norfolk rs far as Cape Hatteras.
Cobb's Island. of the Eastern Shore. has been
purchased by two gentlemen of Lynchburg
Twenty farmers alliances will give grand
union picnic at Norfolk October l.
At Pleasant House Beach, near Norfolk, thir-
teen thousand gray trout were caught ut one
haul, the largest single catch Of trout ever
known. Two hundred and fifty filed a cart
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

II
1hUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IADovEr
PROPERTY On EAST Side OF FIF.ESTH
sThEkr DEr"EEN AND SELLS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 1 9th dapf De-
ceInber. AL 1884, and daily Recorded IN Der No
lf1l iollo loS ct SEQ, Of the land Che
District OF Columbia, and by direction of 1 party
secured thereby. We Will sell at pubic auction front
OF TIE premises Oh WEDNESDAY, 1HE filf DAY
Or OCTOBER, 1890. AT FIEE o'CLoCKM- the
following described property III District aieald, to
Wit: Being pgrt OF lot numbered rs. ia H. Ianders
ct 3 SUBDIVISION IN square No. 2ii. as peiat re-
corded IN iiber C. n. B. folio 2ly, Of the aiIeeors
OF the surveyors ofHce OF the District OF Qimbia
BEGINNING Tor The same Is feet l01t inches ath OF
the northwest corner Of said lot and rmnlr hence
south Oh 10Th street west feet y iIcheshelIce
east 11O feet u inches TO the rear line ui Ia lot
thence north = feet y inches thence west D feet
inches 10 lhe place beginning with lnprcsieuts
consisting OF atwo-stOry frame house. beng ll37
18th street northwest
Terms: 81 ,oOu with interest from 10th Dmber
1881, TO day OF sale and expenses of tins sale cash
balance III one and two years, with iute rJnd
cured by deed OF trust the Properly, 81 tash
All recording gad cOuveyancing ut Of rhGser.
ActToSit OF 100 Will be required ut time ole, and
il rns are not complied with in ten days IL day of
sale the Trustees reserve the right TO resell prop
er;y al the rlsA aud cost of the de;aulting paser
FRANK I. kAnIiNGs, : -.
sl3-6Sds PHILIP A. DARSEILLE,5 's'ees'
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'hoMAs DOWNING AuctiOneer
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR. TWO PAR
ZOE SUITES, MOQUEr AND DRCsSEIS CAE-
Fills MoQuEr STAIR CARPETS, OhE
f haLIs f fshGHk Glass MASsL5 81 OF
AND HAIR MATrkEssES. wARDROBEs. sol a
STANDS, WALNUT DLEssINu CAST. THKEE
IhAlAlg.ColERED LlbRARf CHAIRS. WAL
MI ENIENslOS DINING TAbLL AND
CHAIRS, CEoCKERY MARf. SUPERIOR Re-
thSERAIuR, KITCHEN kEQl ISfTES &C.
On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY.
fOohTh. 1Sy0. commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. /
SHALL sell at residence No. 1881 New York ave. n W
c9llec' tOn of excellent household effects.
slS-dts THOMAS DUMLlNG, Auct.
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~ Real Estate Broker

~ Real Estate BROKER.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on TWEEN
IlETH sTktEr NOk1HMEsT, BETWEEN Il
ANb x OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF SEN.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AfTERNOOE. SEPTEMBFH
TWENTY-FIVE, at FIVE O'CLOCK. We Will OBJ
for sale. in front of the Premises.
Slb LUI -
SQUARE ITO,
Fronting II feet 10Th street by an average derth
Of io 10 to sliey making II very valuable
building SITE being near the residence OF Senator
sawyer and other hue residence The now nm
proved by an old frame house, known as No IA 2ol
street northwest
Ierins one-iourth cash. balance in and years q
ref cent secured by deed Of trust property sold
az cash at the option OF he purchaser. deposit OF
500 at time of sale IL the terms Of sale not COM
led with ia III days from day OF sale right
10 resell the property risk and Of
purchaser after days adv such rosa
In some newspaper published IN Washington, DC.
AIi conNeyhncing and yecorng the Of the lur-
chaser tATCLIfFk DAER A ca
slS-d&ds kuctloneers
IT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUC1IoNEER. GIL PA
- ave-, under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
practleal eaperience IN Selling stores. houses aud
heal Estate Prompt settlement: reasonable charges.
Interviews solicited sl1-:}m
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High Praise For II aiser William

The London Times Berlin correspondent
says: ut Is the clear and deliberate opin-
ion Of those best entitled to Judge, and
not mere Hatterers, that Emperor William,
during the recent maneuvers, displayed singu-
lar strategicai ability both as an active com
mander and as critic Of the conduct of others
IN the field and that he shows indications of a
military genius Of the very highest promise. !"
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ID ATClITFE OARb & CO., Aucsionsern.
II 020 Pennsylvania ava nv
MISSES. cHrLpREN,s AND INFANTS. COATS,
CLOkEe AND CLOTHING, EDGES, LACEs,
RIBBoMSs HATS, BoSSETH PLusHEs.
s0RLMENT OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
on TMTRsDAY aud FkiDAy MORNINGS. SEP
TEMDEh TwENTY:EiFIh AND TWkNTY-sIxTH.
WITHIN OUR SAILS ROOMS. go PA AVE. NV, :
general assortment Of the gooas partly euumoracd
a20-5s 1ATCLIFFx, DAM & 90. Ancts.
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,v,.,, w FULLER
q t--d General fassengsr As.,t

>e'A' fAsseaser AGENT
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
| - Schedule m effect june .ti lsoo'
Lave Nashinston ftom station corner 81 ~ =,
For chleaxo asd Sortsass, t .sr,sI
fer aS,.c,,n 50 Smt caIress y 80 pm w.
M fS5 5is'ssSrs and Cleveland express daily 80
!, to ,lns'On and points In the Shenandoah y.i.s
ISr t n,nshs.ier and way stations f5,3opm
Tor lSiuniorc Sa -" q 40 m.
IS n.inute:, - mnasss1 30. 30 al co. IL 90
sS;iS: IS MINUTES. s.sS s = q, 90 = sis 3,
30. $50 an and o II ,, S;lS ga ;:Io ,a 81
iiS !, s. SO S'SS 9OG 1 g Sin tsa "a
iiiiiHa ,ss mn 600 o;la 0s2G so So 10 10 20
more. 90. o: SO ssa tnaiIL a and nAl.-
I'D ~; N SahdAss : 80 am. o1' s.:5- a ~
t,sl1s ssyy Baltimore for Washington week a.y.
100. and lO::i5 an Loo ~ . SO, 10 . 50
9' ~, ~ -. 800. 800. -. : 90 ~, -
ss% $50 Ss, s1s so 10 TO- R M 20 ssns,y<
so. SO so II 10 Is 5I 4. ;lS sgG, go soa
p nor s ana.psi, .: and 30 an IL ID and 20
s1s So - IN" isO e y sS b lss'f sI ssss,
r al fnsI h S.se.. 70 $40. "a
tor Rockyills and Way Stations, ,li' =. a,
uu1o 30 ~, and iniernslate IsintS 20 90
fiy.Og: IN 900 pm "'SS' 'S%A
Nbegus anu intermediate stations. - 90 nm
An~ISh uHih leaves Washington on Sunday al 1 4 n
p.n stUIGlts "a all stations Metrof,lltsl lr.t,a
t,lSF .nHeflck 70 ;5o. % 80 50 So III So a -
t;T asss1,sss: 10 40 am. and rs .aopm
a tans AtiiNe irvfh Chicago daily A., a mn ana
s.Io Pm from Cincinnati and Louis Jatix a ~
b.ni daily. an. . ~
NJ nv n0kk AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
'pT sem forh ireptOn, NEWARK. y D. ana tlt,slN,A
= 70. - 90. 10 90, Il. 90 a. q -
Do Anu ~ so pm. buffet lsrior CAS- on 4
"a, m1!hs Sleeping Car the 40 80 4, M -
.. fo5 Philadelphia q o5, ~ 90. 30 90 .lY ooDoo
~ a .oO, OLE ana 1850 I.ul
.to0a NeNhrk; bel, Wilmington Hld Chester a N,
.In 'Sn In i-:vo noon - 5u = so u 10 AMI
tSr Intermediate points between bsl,,n,o-. an,
pm. - ~ ~-Ni'' l-+'O' "
81 tra ta leave New York for Washington. 800
~, ,tt1V All. '@:Oo $50 - 90 Pm ana 80 4
.s ram. ieSys philadelphia for Washington :, "a.
@ a. g'lS 30 sru- II 40. = 81 $50
IoI boslon 40 pm. with Pullman Huee, sI..,.
ing car tuEhtng through "a Boston witnUI1t rns,,Ia
va IonshAeeis sic Bridge, landing Iassengers an ma
NJ station At bgston '- - uA-
Tor Atlantic City, 4: O5 aud 10 am. l. 90 poon
.tLi',al = = % An, u noon aud 10 80 pm
,INcept sunday. DAILY sSunday ouiy
1t+nse sAllcd Tor and checked hutalS
Seces " IEon lrausfer COMPANY on Jrqers len "A
a'Aet cruces. oly ano 1891 Penn ave nna a. aat,,t
+, ~ $780,. CHAS. q. SOUL. zen l... A.-.,,t
o. 4. oDhl-L- Gen. Manager. 80,
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


THE HENRY STREET TRACK INJUNCTION
The suit instituted against the city council of
this city by the Alexandria. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company was set today
to be heard next December in Warrenton be-
fore Judge Keith. The suit has been pending
since the mayoralty of Hon. J. i. Beckham.
some twelve years ago. The Pennsylvania COM
panies now own the railway tracks coming in
both on Fayette and OH Henry streets. They
derive the right of way on Henry street from
a grant made to the Alexandria, Washing tou
and Georgetown Railroad Company i'll 1866.
and that on Fayette street from n much later
grant made TO the Alexandria ana fredericks-
burg Railroad Company. The city authorities
contended that as the Alexandria, Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company never
held legal existence the gran. on Henry
street had lapsed, and the mayor. some ten or
twelve years ago, headed posse and began to
tear up the track, but was stopped by tenn
porary injunction, and SO the case has rested
until now. 1t ~ a motion 10 dismiss this in
junction which will he heard at Warrenton.
CIRcCIT CoURT.-At the circuit court for this
city, Judge Keith yesterday afternoon, in the
case of the Alexandria and Washington Rail-
road Company agt. the city council OF Alex KAN
drIa, leave was granted TO file an amended
bill. In the case of shepherd agt. Neal one
demurrer was sustained and in Grub agt tho
Mount Vernon Insurance Company demurrer
was overruled. petition was filed for the APP
pointment of L. i. Daingerfeld,vice s. u. Fell
ton, as a trustee of the Charlottesville and Rap
idau railroad. The suits of Neale agt Schuyler
Light Company, Smoot agt Vincent, McCrink
agt. Eureka Screw and Bolt Works, Adam agt
Adam and Waterman agt Brill were dismissed.
Judge Keith will hold a special term OF the cir
cult court for the county next Friday
NorEs.-The city council will resume its ses-
sion tonight after the summer recess. The
question Of the removal Of the possible bonus
from the grant of street way to the street pas
senger railway will come up.-A rule has
been served on Mrs. Mary c., Smith to show
cause at the October term of the corporation
court why her license should not be revoked.
Similar rules will be issued in other cases. -
Eighty-two permits have been issued this
week for the public schools; Is to whites and
81 to colored children.--Miss Isabella Burns
is quite i'll at her residence on Prince street,
Suit has been entered by Mr.. J. II. Greene
attorney for ]. II. Bates. against the Washing.
ton Hydraulic Press Company OF this county.
Bates was crippled by u fractions mule belong
ing to the company and claims $4,000 dam
ages.-The vestry OF St Paul's Church has
chosen Sherman Fowler a. arganise
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sT,RusTEEs. SALE OF ELEGANT LOT AND
l. SMALL BRICK HOUSE No. 1875 2 siREET
sEyhNTEENrH STREETS: BEING Is THE
On TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY or OCrO-
BER, 1890. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, at the request
of tha parties secured, We shall offer for sale by
ton. in front of the prenses under the provisions of
deed Of trust dated prii ~ $50. anu recorded
Liber 116 folio }61 seq of the land records
District OF nmbs all that certain piece parcel Of
land and premises known aud distinguished ~ and
beiug
ALL OF LOT "a. SQUARE ISL,
fronting ~ feet b. depth of 81 feet, improved BY
Two.story Brick Dwelling House. No. lb.6 o street
northwest.
in one and two with interest the rate
of per cent Per snnnm. payable emi-annusiiy and
be secured BY deed Of trust the premises all
cash. u option q purchase 500 down at time q
TO be complied with IN ten days, otherwise right
served 70 resell ct risk and cost Of defaultng pur
chaser after ve days enlightenment such resale
son,s Newspaper published In Mashington. D. c..
ISAAC l.. J0HNSON.t .r.....
JOHN n. LAMTON, Arussee~
egg eokds DUSCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auct,oneers,
4N !.,O pelInsXI nyn n

ny
MORTGAGEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECILE.
BY virtue OF Nu;tlssxe Inc, dated September
D. 1889 end duly recorded in Libcr of Mortgages
folio 10. Nc.. TIE Office the collector Of customs
at GeOrsetown, It.C.,i will offer sale at pubic
auction. Oh MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEPIEuBEi.
IMENII-SEt OND, AID. 1880. ~ FIVE o., 10, X,
AZ Ill: foot Of High street BeOIgetown &c. the
sTEAM PROPELLER OK VESSEL CALLED The
"CLCILt,"
together with the Engines Boilers. Machinery Boat
Anchors Cables, CHAINS higging, Jackie. Apparel.
Furniture and all other Iecessaries thereulito ap-
ertlnIiig aud belonging. Length 6O d. 10 feet.
breadth II D t,et, deph 20 100 feet of the
turti II OF Ii OU-1 90 tons thereabouts and more
Particularly described III the SAID mortgage.
Terms of sale: Cash.
GEORGE II. BOSWELL.
-- Mortvagee
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auctioneers. sIU-dSds
Gp-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count q the rain until MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
GEO. H. BOS 9ELT.
s23dSds Iortgayee.