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Good Templars Mt Tenleytown.

A large delegation from the Good Templar
lodges in the city were in attendance at the reg
ular couvocation Of Silver Star Lodge of Ten
leytown Thursday evening. it being the occasion
of visitation of the Grand Lodge officers.
The lodge received the officers and visitors in
a royal manner, and, on inspection, was found
TO be in a fiourishing condition. Under good
of the order" speeches were made By G. c. T..
Van Week, q. c. Rowley, g. s. Spurgeon, Capt,
Dean and number of others. n the close OF
the session refreshments were served by the
members of the lodge and a pleasant hour
spent in social converse
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His EiftIeth Rirfhtlar-

Wednesday evening Mr., James H. Csthell. hav-
ing attained his iftieth birthday, was surprised
at his residence, ass Missouri avenue, by a large
number of callers. The members OF the United
Social Club Of Georgetown, musical and lit
erary organization of which Mr. Cathell is
president came over in q body and gave a very
enjoyable program of song, recitation, &c,
making the occasion one long to be rcmem-
bered by Dir. and Mrs. CAtheil and ali present.
The club includes some fine talent and has
given a number OF entertainments for char
liable and religious purposes-
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BROS. Auc,ionevr,.
fRrsEEEs SALE OF rlrRorrp PROPERTY on

JUSTICES SALE OF iNPROHED PROPERTY on
sf ITpWAtp r fiiitkthiE s. sIlShhh 70 sl
GBpfofro y tAESI MAsHiNGToSC
~ virtue .; 3 deed Of ,rris, g Us ds,sa Jun. u
toiio ,s e SCI Sns q the end rCrs q the DisrssS
sh.y We w s'a 's s Tp. 3, s 1 ,.s,
S7 e fss, 81 rs rTffa otR o Pi5S
pm, the 40. VwinS-dcs-riisd and and premises.
s.ta.te IN Georsetcvn. p.s;rc OF oonn his aud 10
uiD a. de,in sisd pia,. 81 Georgetosn. 1854 I'D
iiinni. D, 5r-~n, Aasu., l. !, y is ana reSordsa IN
or. 81 NJ. n,stri ~ c,n''. g, ses and rec.
q o. md 'Gsyeysa Y Iced IRON se0 %:i
loho "a. az point distant ls iet northsrly ss
ery with sad east ns OF said isnd rs les 10 tie in,ss.
seclon O. sad EAST line With a.. south line Of Allsy.
said south Inc % said slsy la IS e, 60 north ssS
corner q SAID Ind. n'hrrly VITA a We, IN. 4
from the sonthwest corn u said land ~ steadsrt
ses'nn'n az Sasei W. stgisit y. 80 fs. g
land - eet wide ~ said sicdder' Wy depth %
esnrsy.a s. ..S s :.s to .aa q s T
Cray tnence east Vita the north Ian. -ad stoddsat
line q said aud ~ feet. Wet and parallel With the
theme sad line * f-et 20 - in,',ns ne
sais strp Of and being conveyed the above rrcseA
sali r aid and REMAIN an open alley for he a.s
tss S, nm, Sn =. Ian. non Sns .oS,. ,a.s.e
10, nrst owe dee rihed. sach time N tsray &
tb. then owners Of the and north and .oslt ~ Nd ri
iee striP % land shall b, mutual and sSrx.-
ah event tie sd strip 3; and or .t hfS Il .e them
shall beionE 70 and heoe the roperty Of said Gray
Green, tler nsirs AM Assl1us. equal ownership
OF one-hsi 20 zach M -. also ort ouehAf 81 sid
siotder aud in line parallel with SAD street., slss
soutierly line Of said strip q land icing Ito fe-t
extending westerly parslsl Vita ssld Siodderi e. to
the east line said stE u land y feet vide shove
Trims OF sALE. thc-tln'd - tho purchase money
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tina. the stay-at- homes are looking every morn
ing at the scores that come from other cities
II u whispered that there is good deal OF an
tAgonism among the men on account or the
dismissal Of Manager Trott. and this force is
consequently working against the success OF
the new manager Such state OF affairs. II 1t
exists, should not be tolerated FOR day The
leaders must be found out and then dismissed
They are not Of the least value to the team,
and really Of great detriment. II is said that
they include yisner and MeQuery, both Of
whom, saith Dame Run0r, are booked for re-
lease. No matter how valuable q man is under
ordinary circumstances he il not WORTH keep
ing when he IL at variance with the intent Of
the management No one has anything TO say
against the abilities Of either Visner or Nc
Query, but no one Questions the adyissbiIIty OF
getting rid Of them, IL they we're the best men
on earth, II they are working against the best
interests Of the team.
TIE NEW NASAeER.
The Trott incident over with, whatever may
have been its equities. il must be said that the
directors have found a splendid man in Snyder
for one TO take charge Of the team. He is in
dead earnest in what he does. and has shown
his determination TO do all in his power to
make the club win BY beginning to practice for
work behind the bat, notwithstanding his
resolution, made last yea, not to play again.
This Is q species OF seh-sacriucs that u very
commendable in him.
THE REoRGAsIzArIoS on TIE rfAM
Is to begin at once. The new catcher win ar
rive in time Cor the home series of games with
the western clubs Hines viii probably be put
in NcQuery place at FIRST, aud Hart may take
position in center field, where be did such good
work while Paul was of the team at the time of
his fathers death. Davis 10 to be played at
third regularly, now that Smalley has been re-
leased When Dunlap gets we'll, which he ex-
poets 20 do in about three weeks, he will 60 on
third base. according to the present program,
and DOwd viii continue his good work, 1T is to be
hoped. at second Burns will play his right
garden and McGuire. Snyder and Lehman will
do duty behind the bat The main effort lust
nov viii be toward getting good pitching talent,
and the directors and manager are said to be
moving heaven and earth to find men whose
work in the box can be Of advantage TO the
club. Niller's arm is still quite sore. and he
may be Obliged to sit on the bench awhile vet.
He has had practically no chance to demonstrate
his value, and il is expected that when he does
pitch he will be found to be one OF the main
stays Of the team.
There was no game PLAYED yesterday. The
Statesmen will play in Boston today, Monday
and Tuesday and will open here with st. Louis
on Wednesday next. Then there will be a
RES OF twelve games played on the home
grounds with the western teams, after which
the men will go west and play the same clubs
on their grounds.
THE TEAM AyERAGEA
The season for averages has come already.
The Baltimore san prints some this morning.
They show that in batting the teams Of the
association stand "a follows.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Au-tioneers,
~ 9th and ID SITS NV

~ 9th and SITS. NV
CATALOGUE SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
s THk kSSS RH2ssk FIPITEENIH hND
MIR w,Nk pI UsaSr1nEui rNkhssSF!faST
TAbks saR kooM caF maR dff fth
cSsah II sbSS T faS
S14 !. hSFS Ssk t ,aa
EASh PAY thereafter 1t SAME HOUR until all are
taS s: ss, h .1 oaS
tents OF the RIGGS hHaHsSJI, SSmpr'sins in part
FINE fARLS Np s SHk Z dRsRooArEz
fSk IfSbo3 pksfpk hisH % s sS5cifa
Two 81 u. EiR Rd f'ai' AIS Mosr MAeNIFI-
asnss and es sr Hni, Ir s'sses Walnut
EIssant bronze Figures, Urns, Ped...als
oil Paintngs MsrapeteIts Tables.
A.n'insssr wilton ssvets. MouQuet and other Car
Tets-a-Tete parlor Suites. Reception Chairs. Visa
Fin. w,.nu. NJ. 7. 'es hsnSss ssi..
:: Mshos.ny...: :: :.
Rosewood
MsnisI Mirrors. Fine Hair Mattresses, Box SPRING.
srToss. bsd.ssads, M5aass, teiSss. Body Brus-
bfSiNG ROOMS
very Handsome Walnut Pillar Extension Tablea-
Very Itnndson Walnut Leathercovered Chairs.
Magnificent Buffet and Cabinet sideioards
Magnificent Mirrors. Side Tables, buffers Tables
and Stands.
,klegant Glassware China and Crockery. Window
Hangings.
E'sssns Linen AMI rrq as fIs.h'. Napkins. &c.
1eteaTete Breakfast and other Tables. Chairs Glass
and other ware. FINE WALNUT. BRASS rRl MINED
snd extra LARGE SlDEBOAkD, CAsHIERs DESK.
Mirrors. Plated and other ware.
BILLIARD ROOM.
Fine Billiard Tables and Fixtures Balls Cuee.
&C. Chairs. Settles. Covers. Racks. &c.
,,,- BAR ROOM,
,,, arror' Back Bar Fixtures. Bar. Glassware, Bar
WINE ROOM.
CIaTet. Champagne, Port, Sherry. Brandies. Whis-
- READING ROOMS.
writing Tables, Lounges, Des4s, Ssttees, Chairs.
OFFICE.
Annunciasor. Deaks. Counters. Largo FirsprOof
LOBBY
Settees, Chairs, &c.
Copper and other Cooking tensiis Brothers, Roasters
Vaoles, Choppers and other articles usually found
frst-class hotel kitchen.
T0gether with numerous other articles usually found
in nrstcass hote! and 10 numerous mention here,
all OF which are to be positively sold.
10 worthy the attention i.siruus of furnishing
and RENTING, everything hc!ng frst+lsss order.
Catalogues can be had Thursday and thereafter on
applying to DUNCANsON BROS.
Terms cash. ap25d
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Miss Decca and the Ohio Legislature.

1U1SS H1cetW 1H0 OffaV HcBfBfutUfO
A private dispatch received here yesterday at
ternoon says that the Ohio legislature adjourned
in the morning at II o'clock to pay appropriate
honors to Miss Marie Decca, granddaughter Of
Gen. Thos. Homer. From the speakers stand
Miss Decca sang Home, Sweet Home" and the
rendition was Enthusiastically applauded. The
members of the legislature were then intro
duced 10 Miss Decca, and in response to their
vociferous demands the sougstress sang ''rhe
Star Spangled Banner" which WIS succeeded
by tremendous applause.
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PATCLIFrE. DARR / CO., Auctioneers.

* AICLAfTE. DAhh = co.. Aucttoneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHEAST
BEING BRICK HOUSE No. l22 MAssAOHU.
District Of Columbia passed on the 18th day OF April
isol. IN certain cause therein Depending in which
A. brsShe ct al were defendants the same being
will offer Tor sale 1t public the highest bid.
der on WEDNESDAY. NAY SIXTH, A. d. 1sgl, at
estate OF all the parties to the said in and Lot
No 20 IN s. A. Teuys subdivision OF ORIGINAL lot No.
story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
OF the purchase money in cash and the balance
lnsamenfs In one and two With interest
Gay OF sae or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit q 500 will Be required when the property
struck o. and II the terms Of sale are not complied
with within ton days from the day of sale the trustee
Eessryss the right % reel At the rsk and cost
purchassr foscsssioa Given immsdiaaey upon anal
TcARrER MARBuRY, Trustee.
ap<o-0Sds $50 ~ OF. n. v,
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A Pleasant Gathering.

Capitol City Council, No. 1, r. !. Of T., held q
very pleasant meeting Thursday nightat Golden
Cross Hall Remarks were made by 8. c., Mr..
8. J. Dewey, followed by instrumental music
by Miss A. Gstowood. Miss Ada Hall, Miss Rsua
Phillips, vocal solo by Mr.. G. Cant and Miss
Carrie Smith; recitations by Miss Storm. Misa
Perry, Mrs. Bergman, Mr.. G. Cant and Wilton
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Judge Montgomery has sufficiently recovered
from his late illness to enable him to spend q
short time at the court house today, but he il
still very weak.
Justice Walter is now enabled to sit up .
portion of each day.
Mr.. John +. Ennis is able to be out.
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r ATIMER l. SLOAN, Auctiopeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE uNF1N.
ISHED BRICK HOUSES, SITUATE AT THE
SOUIHMEsT CORNER OF FIFTH AND Ii
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF two deeds of trust, duly recorded in
Iiber ll foiios 4l9 and 4,2 of the land records
of the District OF CoiumDa the undersigned trustees
at the request Of the parties secured thereby default
having been made in the payment OF the notes Sc
cured by said deed Of trust will sell at public sale
the highest bidder in front OF the premises TUES
DAY. MAY FIFTH, 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ q,
the following described real estate situate the city
OF Washington. District OF Columbia and known as
IN square numbered eisht hundred and nine $500. Inn
basement. bay window brick dwellings, situate at the
south west corner Of 9th and II streets northeast.
Terms made known on day of sale, post of 800
required on each piece of property when sold Terms
Of safe to he complied with IN ten days date OF
SALE otherwise the trustees the right
the property at the risk and of the pur-
chaser.
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER., ,-
W. IRVING BOSWELL, Afustees.
apo4-dEds
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers,
VA -

IA .
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
44N f. STANTD On AyENpE, IN THE sUBDI.
TRUST COMPANY OF "BARRY FARM, :"
NEAR ANACOSTIA, DC.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to and duly re-
corded in ber 1897. folio :1 ct seq one OF the land
records of the District Of Columbia and at the written
request II the party secured thereby. viii offer
sac. In front of the premises. on FRIDAY, MAY
EIGHTH. A. D; 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
following described real estate situate in the county
that certain piece or parcel OF land and premises
known ~ lot No. twenty nine CID section two (l)
o. the subdivision made BY the trustees Of the Freed
Columbia, as marked and laid down on the recorded
plat Of said subdivision on file in the surveyors
office OF the District Of Columbia and heretofore
known and described Barry Farm. together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms: Onethrd cash balance in and two years.
with interest the deferred payments rate Of
per cent pc, annum secured by deed Of trust
premises Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit Of 500 required sale. Terms TO
lie led with in fifteen days otherwise the trustees
reserve the r2ht to resell the risk and of the de-
faung purchaser. after Ave days advertisement All
conveyancing recording, &c, at purchasers cost.
OSCAR NJ. BRYANT,
WILLIAM MAYSE, Jr.,
Ap27-dGds Trustees.
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The second grand plank shad excursion to
Marshall Halls green lawns on the steamer
Chas. Manchester will occur tomorrow, leaving
the city at II am. and pm, returning at
and pm. Fare, round trip, % cents A
great planked shad dinner with all the decora-
tons for rs cents. Dinner ready when you
land.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN FIFTH AND
NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASH


By virtue OF deed of trust to u.s. dated September
z A. y. 1889. and duly recorded Ia Liber las folio
Coluipbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction tn front of the
premises on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTH,
A. ID. 1891, at SIX O'CLOCK, lot numbered seventy
two in square numbered fve hundred and ten (5I0).
and improved by two-story frame house.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash, balance in sig and
twelve months secured by deed OF trust property,
or al cash. at the option OF purchaser deposit oi
with in fifteen days from date Of sale the trustees
the right to resell at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser AL cOnveyancing and recording at the
cost of purchaser.
VIM H. HOLLIDGE,l r~,-....
ap30-d&ds GEO. W. LANCE, ifusIeos.
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telegram was received yesterday by Lieut..
d. B.Bradlsy of the Capitol police, announcing
the death Of Mrs. Scott Helm at Phoenix, Arix.
Mrs. Helm. then Miss Norma @. jackson, left this
city in 1888 for Phoenix, and while there was
married to Dr.. Scott Helm. The deceased had Q
large number Of friends in this city.
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d AToLIFFE. DARR d 60. Anct,oneer..

RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Anctioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNINPRovED SUBURBAN
RIAL ESTATE IN LEIGHTON and PAfRO'S
Crust EESl SUBDIVISION OF BROOKLAND
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. BY AUC-
BY virtue OF Q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No ls7.5
docket 3f wherein Joseph Gawier ct al complain
ants and Laura Z. IhornburT er al. defendants.
We, the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer sale by
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, A D. 1891
Al FIVE O'CLOCK. rot numbered three, in block
numbered seventeen. in LEIGHTON Paros, trustees
recorded subdivision OF tract land lied Brook
land in the District OF Columbia. And
thereafter lot numbered six. in block numbered
seventeen. in the said subdivision of Brookland And
immediately thereafter lot numbered four in bloc
numbered twenty-h in tine said subdivision OF
Lo fronts abou. 50 feet on Austin street and con-
taips z, ;sSG square feet.
lot fronts 80 feet Concord street by depth Of
$50 feet.
Lot fronts 50 feet Concord street by depth of
$50 feet.
Terms: Onsthird cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest FROM the day OF sale and secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold, all cash.
the option OF t;e purcia purchasers. deposit
OF 80 required on each lot at time of sale. II terms
OF sale are not con piled with in fifteen days from the
day OF sac the trustees the right to resell
chssers All conveyancing and recording the cost
OF the purchasers.
VIM. H. sHOLEs.l
40 5tn Ut. Ia. W.
apI3dkds 40 9TH st. NV.
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I .AT1MER SLOAN, Auctioneers,
II 400 q ST., near U. g. Treasury

y.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF STOCK OF HARDWARE,
TOOLS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81, CON
Tanned IN sTohE NO lI.2 SEVENTH
SIREET. BETWEEN AND Q STREETS
BY virtue OF deed OF assirnInent tnade by Arthur
L. Becker) to me. dated April ~. 1891, will sell at
public auction on MONDAY. MAY FOURTH, 1901
at TN O,GL0Gk 4; n. on the Premises. NO. lol2
SEVENTH STREET NOR1HWEST,t the entire stock
OF Hardware. Tools. Houseturnishings, &c. con-
tanned therein. comprising
Carpenters and Drickayers' Tool,
Bolts. Cha ns. Hinges,
Hammers. Hstchets, Chisels,
Saws, 1rOwels. Oil Cans,
Brushes, Brackets Casters,
Lanterns. Wooden Ware. Nails,
Il Sca.es, shoe Brushes. Axes,
Emory and Sand Purers,
Step Ladders. Wash Boilers,
Clothes Lines, House Gongs
Tacks Files, screws, Locks,
Bell Pulls, Door Knobs,
Houselurnshinys, Ike, &c.
This stock all nearly new, In dne condition and
should command the attention of builders and the
trade generally. Terms cash
ALBERT Il. FLOECKHER, Assignee,
apoO-dts GS7 Il ST. II. W.
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u ATCLiFTE. DARk co.. Auctioassrs.
~ 4e0 Pa ave. NV.

IN go pA. ave. Az.
ELEVENTH sTREKT NEAR STREET
on So MRbFksppl nf HIfgTIH9Af ism y,vr
O'CLOCK Pm, Ss yin ssll e Trent q The prsmisas
iroatins 60 feet Inches On iitS Street Realty In
th;s :s sS,o 2, :: r,Tdy improsnz r. value Which
Terms: Purchaser to assume an incumbrancs of
o. 400. bsaEnG Ops, can't annin. the balance
May be paid cash asposf 81 500 q time q sale
Terms q ale % b c9mplisd WITH IN tea days or
isultiny puschasee. Al eonvsysnGng and Sseor1ing
1kTCLrFFx. DARR 400.
a0934kD AuottououA
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KFRYTHINa ELSF

VERIFYING 3 l. s z
but VIM That's what
the Senator's have done
this week They have
lost four straight
games, and have there
by gained last place in
the race. That 10 one
thing that they have
done. The fact that
the games were lost to
Baltimore il all the
more OF an aggrava-
ton, and II Is with no
very friendly feelings
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROpERT!
TWEEN CONGRESS AND HIaH GrREGTG

ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ROAD SHEET, BE-
TWIN CONGRESS AND HIGH SHEETS,
GEOEGET0WH. AND BEING PART or WIAi
Is KNOWN AS THE "LINTHICUM ESTATE. 4"
BY virtue OF the powers vested in under certain
deed recorded in Ltber 1915 folio 46Y. of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, We will sail at
issi 3F Il Fonk RAs
on the premises. lots numbered three 49,, four "a,
ave (5). six 90. seven Cd and eight (O. in E. L.
Dents subdivision OF part Of the Linthicum estate 90
recorded in surveyors book. county No. z, page 49,
Each OF sad lots has frontage Of nifty (50 feet
north side Of Road street and runs back average
depth Of three hundred GOO feet to Lnthicum place.
desired First fronting hfty 600 feet Road street
with depth Of one hundred and seventy -fve Q75j
feet second. fronting NIFTY t50l feet on Linthicum
PLACE. with depth Of one hundred and twenty i've
The said lots will be sold subject to the following
condition. That no building shall Be- erected on
said land within 30 feet Of the building line Road
cept by consent Of owners Of majority Of front
Terms OF sale: .Ons-third cash. balance in one and
two years Purchaser to give notes for deferred pay
ments, bearing 6per cent interest payable seai-sa
nunly and secured BY deed Of trust the property
porShsssa o. al cab e Ru,shasss option
% 81 q ssaaa e time
chssers will be required TO make full settlements
within twenty days or deposits viii be forfeited and
the property resod ct detsutng cost md
WTLL1AI 4. SoRboS.
,.rrs ~ sS q 4; NV. A.v,s,....
~ q sis i5sk <. NV.
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Terms cash.
PITCH. FOX 4 BROWN, Real Estate.

PITCH, FOX BROWN. Real Estate.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS IN BELAIR HEIGHTS
SuBpINISION, MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
EXTENDED AND PARK ROAD
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed OF to and duly recorded
in ber No 12l folio 1S seq one of tie land rec
ordsof the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
the party se' ured thereby, will offer on
the premises on MONDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF
MAJ. A. d. 1891, at QCARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the folio ting described real estate situate in
the District OF Columbia, to wit: Lots - "a and p
Belair Heights.
Terms: one-third cash balance in one end two
years from day o. sale. notes TO be given bes ring
tersst OF per cent per annum pay abe semi-annuay
and to be secured by deed Of trust the property sold
or all cash at the option of purchaser purchasers
d. post OF 100 On each lot required at time of SALE
All conyeyancng and recording at purchaser cost
Terms to be complied with in ten days after sale
otherwise trustees the right resell the prop
erty at the RISK and of the purchaser or
purchasers after i've days advertisement of such re-
sale In some newspape r lished in Washington D. u
JANIS T.. FITCH, rr,,s,.as
BENZ. L. DAVIS, ! irusIees-
DUNCANSON BROS
ap2U-d&dS Auctioneers.
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suit A8afust oSe8uUoSx O0tup1uys
Yesterday Thomas W. Foxwsu. proprietor Of
the wharf near Lsonardtown, Nd, known by
his name. entered suit yesterday against the
%, 900 damages. He claims that ON October n
last the steamer Thompson ran into the wharf
with such force ~ 70 destroy u, yin . ware
house and lot Of merchandise.
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AMONG THE BaLL TOssERs.
How the Senators Have Secured Lat Place
In the Rxcc.

cEASaE OF MANAGERS SAID TO KAvE Caused
TROUBLE AMONG TIE srES-TEz BATTING AND
FIELDING AvrRA5Es-row THE cLcBs STAND
MOTIFS ABOUT PLAYERS AND CLUBS.
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctionees.

VERY VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON
TINE WEST SfDE OF 18TH STREET BETWEEN
AND . STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTH, 1901,
at FIVE O'CLOCK IN front OF tho premises. we all
sell part lot II. IN square l54 25x96 improved Ivy two
small frame dwellings. Nos 1910 and 7:S 1th street
THIS property IL of the best oS atoms
inrs good and where residence property aruely
sought after.
Terms: 81 600 cash. the balance in six and twelve
mon hs. with notes bearina interest and secured by
deed OF trust, all cash, at ton purchaser All
convcyancinY and recording purchaser cost elO0
deposit required at the time OF sale.
myl-dts LAT1MER b SLOAN, Auctioncers.