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CHRISTIE TAKEN HOME.
Miners Spared . Task That None Of Them
Wished to Do.

AAlUCrV 0R0x00 y 1o8k 1nok MONS Oh N00U1
Wished to Do.
From the Detroit Free PresA
"For Gods sake, fellers-look hereT
Joe Cclson stood at the bottom Of the shaft,
bending over little quiverins heap OF human
ity. The faint glimmer Of light that came
down from far above us only seemed to make
the surroundings of that scene moro hideous
and ghastly.
ITS Christie boys" said Joe huskily, stoop
ing down and looking into the bruised childish
face; she's dead!''
Dead! What thrill OF horror crept through
the darkness of the mine and wrapped every
heart in chill and unspeakable awe!
Christie was old Dick Graham's grapddaugh-
ter, and Dick worked in the Prince Regent for
years, until q stroke Of paralysis had incapaci-
tated him for manual labor The old man had
buried his son, then his sons wife, and all that
had been left to his declining years was Chris
tie Christie. who now lay dead before us.
And old Dick loved Christie--aye, loved her
with love 80 simple and touching that one
was in doubt whether to cry or laugh when see
ing them together.
But now she was dead ami we must take her
home to him. There was not man among us
who did not shrink from the duty.
Joe Colson took the limp form in his strong
arms and stepped into the car. Up, up we rose
found the earth green and blossoming in the
smile OF May sun. But the glare blinded our
eyes when We thought how the light had gone
out Of old Dick Grahams life forever. Slowly,
sadly we moved along the road to Graham 8
cottage
There's some things I can't understand.
boys. an this is one of EN-, said Joe Colson,
who carried Christie: there's lots of old folks
all round US, jest hangiu' on to the edge of
life an are anxious to die; but, no, they live.
an this little one is the first to CO."
Old Graham WAS not to be seen around his
cottage as we drew near it, and VIC paused at
the gate.
Boys" said Joe. sadly, 81 allow I'd rather
cut off my right hand than take poor little
Christie to the old man. Many and many a
time I've heard Dick say that he wondered what
would become Of her When he was gone. an it
worried him--an now she's gone first. Go in
ahead OF us, Tom. an break it to the old man.
You know how better than any of the rest of
u.s.
With faltering steps approached the cot
tage door. No answer came to my knock SO l
pushed my way softly into the cottage. lit.
tie clock licked away on the mantel and the
sound seemed to make only more hideous the
death-like silence that filled the room. A
nameless fear came over me.
Old Graham was not to be seen and I called
MS name. There was no answer. sheet of
paper on the table attracted my attention and
l started to examine il, but drew back III hor-
rror, for there. upon the foor lay Dick Gra-
ham, motionless and rigid. He was dead.
When the boys came i'll with little Christie
we discovered that old Dick mast have been
scrawled the feeble words Take care of
Christie. and then had fallen to the floor
1T Gods hand said Joe. rs We laid Chris
tie and her grandfather side by side
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FROM the san Francisco Call.
1t might have been rain that hoodooed the
OaAlands, or perhaps it was taat touching little
scene from Romeo and Juliet enacted in one
Of the boxes. Along about the middle of the
game some one on the grand stand discovered
the simpering, sad-eyed lovers IN the act of
pligl.ting their troth in the box
They had evidently wandered in from the
alfalfa girded regions round about Milpitas to
take in the Decoration day exercises Then
somebody steered them out to the ball park
where they placed themselves on exhibition in
their great Observation-Disclosures act.
In plain sight OF 1000 people and the PLAYERS
they eat. lovingly claspe1 in each other arms
thinking thouehts too utterly utter for words.
First. be would rapturously kiss the maiden.
and then gaze DOWN into the sweet, soulful
depths of her loyelit eyes. and she would bury
her face in his celialoid collar and sigh like a
bathtub exhaust
Does her love her little tootsey?' he would
exclaim with all tine fervency OF which strong
man is capable.
We'll. should gurgle Petite, and the listen
ing winds waited the answer to the 4.U03 ex-
pectant ears on the grand stand.
They took no interest whatever In the game
they sat in silent bliss, utterly oblivious to
the shout of shut the door - anu Break
away!" Both audience and players forgot the
game for three innings while watching the I'M
conscious young couple III the box.
Once, while the uproar was at its height
Romeo tore himself away from Jaiiet's slde
long enough to 60 out ON the balcony and
ascertain, it possible, the cause of the excite
ment. He glanced down toward the scoreboa
thinking, perhaps, that some important news
has Just arrived from San Jose. He then re-
turned to the impatient maiden, WHO had not
been kissed for nearly two seconds and made it
as pleasant for her as he could.
Not until the game was over did the Young
folks learn that their sacred seance in the box
Ill
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I AIlMER X SLOAN, Auc:Ioneers.
IL l4H, ii St, near United States Treasury.

THRrE BRICK OWE. LiNGS OK MARION STREET
Bet, LEN SIKH AND SEVENTH AND o AM
StGEt.tS hohiHm ES, AZ AUCTION.
On NEbNESDAl. JULY FIRST, ls.l, at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. in trent the prts1nsss we Will sell
SUB LOTS 40. i.rs AND 49,
lS SQUARE All.
bnr proved l,v thru twos:orA nd Ia sepent SUI
brick s:de,r witt al Iluern improvements and
n" aaer rent, al s. pee month. being Nos. lt@5,
i,i1. an,s itS % Marion 81 n W.
Ih!s y-r. lies r,nie lroierty-~ood pei-hlnrhood.
Wfin IL squarc OF cable easy distance the
Bet lane ai, saoud command the attention. u fa1-
il,es seeAInc siiasl gnd comfortable honns.
Terms each hous: Une-Ial. cash balance In six
teen months TIA interest and by Deed OF trust
On the lroisrty sod. ALL convey ancAx and recording
at cost Of iHirchasr dSiosf OF &l00 viii bs re-
CURED on eacn house at time sale.
LAllMER SLOAN,
ae2 -uG g Auctioneers.
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Not the Right Kind Of License.

From the St. Paul Globe.
A young lady clerk in the court house, the
owner Of pretty pug, becoming alarmed a,
the vigilance Of the dog catcher in her neigh
borhood. was told to so to the city clerks Office
to take out license.
In place of going to the city clerks Office
she went to the clerk of the courts depart.
ment Harry Wack. always gallant to pretty
girls, in his most bewitching manner, inauired
''What do you wish?'
"A license, please" was the sweet reply,
''Ah, yes; what is your namc?"
May ="
'Yes, and his name?'
prince"
Curtain.
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7 ArlWER 4 SLOAN, Auct.onerrs

oNE,QrkkTER sQGAhE CORNER FIFTEENTH
AND RlETS NORTHEAST, TND AND
AI.F SQC AkES FROM MAINLAND AVENUE
On TUESDAY, JUNE III iRTILTH. 1891. IT fIvE
OChCCh. on the prem seS. NIL Ci al au-t,un, as
wnoie. Original i,,ts l. Z, and Il in square nns
corner lo:h and streets northeast. comprising
EasiJ a>ess.,e; Street CARS. heroies and czret,.s
NIti:in two nd half squares. The extension q. the
Co uiiIina iliIe viii pass property 1t.e perfect
ifris: pnc.third casa. btiance in end two
ye@rs, SECURED by octd OF trust tie propcrty or all
casa. at o;thn u iurchSss.c. Deipsit s.SD re-
CURED at tame Terms safe csni, led
with III fifteen days or right reserved 20 r.s4 risk
and cost OF efau ing purchaser after five day $
tlseit Mt M some iewssfer rub isaed Was frrton
~ &. Al convey an and reyuriR at OF psir-
chaser. iahe CoiuiaDla cars. lerlice csrettcs
the sale, LATiMEE SLOAN
je.sl-t&ls AntSooce,s
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THOMAS DOWNING a SOY. Aactson.er..

Trustees SAlE or IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
~ 6EpkGEIoNN. DISTRICT on cola MIRA
by virtue OF two certain isss trust duN r.,fi,d
anlS nE ne land rors said District "a lai-rs ia,
and 1876. foiio- "a, Bna - resietf.oiy and AZ Tia
request uf the party secured taerelS shall sell al
nunir surtton, IN front OF the Igculss> on FRIDAY
th. THIRD DAY OF JULY. 1871. at six OF'IsDt,k
r. M al That certain paNei Of ers,tnd lying and To-
ING IN sed ''s>org ton and distinguished an the south
hail OF the wes hall 4 the half Of lot lfS m
beMl ADDITION thrreto isduare pol. fcntng L., sef
on the mar AIDE Of . street aud having tal
feet. together with the A. ron.,.tt,
offs new iwo-siory and BIRCH house knuu a.
premises % 10 % street.
Terms oi sale one bird cash. residu. IN two equal
PAYMENTS - one and two years. rs!-sfiNely, p~-
cent interest. IGyal- ha.l yearly. esrtr.f bv n.
notes Of the purchnssr and deed on the ffs D
erty, OF AL cash. at opton q purchaser Bei~<f Of
slOo reluired NJ time OF SAFE. All hnris A.
at rurCas-rs cost. Terms o. be rouifd with In tan
dhys trustees the hi to readverffs. .S
sell AT defauitlng purchassr's cost and riHk
CHARLES n. CRAGIN.
JOHN s. MckENNEl.
ye--s16us Truste~n
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Not So Strange.
From the Youths Companion.
An astute American woman is said to have re-
marked upon the astonishing precocity Of the
children in Paris. Why" she said, ''the little
things speak French as carly as an American
child speaks English"
remarked, as reported by an exchange:
x often wonder how people manage to un-
derstand each other in France
How absura!' said another woman, rather
impoliteiy.
Il don't think 1t absurd at all Both nv
daughters speak French, and they can't UNDER
stand each other"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF yALpAbi.K REAL
~ ESrATE N .,MfNANDktA AND fAIkfkx

COUNTIES. VIRGINIA.
a e n; M s'sS ss Ss% 81 .ss.s
5. BuraSit vs. Ff-iericE WallsT e al. iss uns.s
ION SSSps9 grIg Skill I'll It FH TS eve
ScLock AooN IN ;ront e tss court hea-s. oeluaa-
Wit Lots and > n eioI a Of SIfti. s1riist,ts.
Va Thr.e loo. are rr0ssd ~ hsndscn.s eo,,sss. Il
sS SCI sTeS IN ns MS p II Az :. rwtlys
ls,l We Will sel :, Eusic sact,en, n froni q ths
Va. ccntsining l'so sce- On Turkey oock run,
Bes,ts, PINS isss.aa and william ford. md De;
sr1tred by nIeteS and hounds in the deed from Emma
.,e it oos s@q "a 80 and I'Ss a " "a r Sc
= rssrc :sst. one Of the land r~curis for fsirfsI
Terms % sale: one-thira Of the purchase money I'm
sssh and The r-dos in thru. eas. iin~u,s Al
WV and eighteen months from day uf sale. the
rnrShasers 70 aNe their notes for ,he deferred pay
ehsr e 70 ~ r.s..S 1s, .s. ~sss. % q sse
Nv s;IsIss o~n.. of 81.
,l rSs full Esr,isnlsr- -ssw " DoCeI.s Atlantic
R ss order 81 q, rs q. s SAsaIssTsS
Si The pnstr'ct Of oclumts- IA ihs sait q
ND sour, .i.i sisr vs .arsss 10 sss
No, a. d s,rss; noE,S-e.t M..s,asssa. u c. Oh
ffT1fS otI59k ksslN a ~ ga IsS .
rights ANA frschi-es az sud Trt inl B. IA. rt,a
newspAlzr. All afternoon patsr lately plIis,s IN the
city 81 Washington. ~ g Tire trl-rty ,sssi,Is a.
tranchise IN the United Irr. IEini ma Ire-s type
ana tbe gtfsrai fSrslfernzliA 81 a ucwslspsr. The
idess. tSte, &c, may te te ,slak az, ofs,
Mlrre any iniufnatiun IN she lrrtft~sS nav lad
1srTns 81 sale. Iressrf-sd D, ths tnethtrd
CASH. ami The riDAinder an two equal rt
r,senied by the .fuunss.,ry nsse 81 the -,
WITH sat'sfh tory ssurit.. iSyrbe respectively tu
aud twe.Ne u2) months frS' the day az sale With IA
tsr-rs iron sud day a. a PER s,utum ahuun, or
81 csshst the oltuh e the purchaser deTosii "a
nve hundred dollars ts.Ss) vial IT, rQuirssi at the
TINE % sale. The rEhf - rs-re- default CON-
Iance With te terms Of sale rssl the proterty st
the rsk snd cust ot the defautng purchaser Ait. hive
(o) days notice by advcrtisem~nt
HENRl L. DAVIS. Resei~.r
c,-,,,,, -o.., -. feadah buiidinS.
teis..n..ss 24.27
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 4. yALUBLE FARM OF loe
ASGES 4r LASp, N9kE ~ l ~ HsTp It
OF wxsHISaToN Cfry. ~ -,
By virtue u deed Of trust 70 me. duly Hcurded IN
ibeE 93y folio 50 =, SEQ one q the lind recqEdsW
sne DstIct q Set9sn1s; Wi oH0 IL ~ On
Z. NJ, Oh ne prcmiss:. ah that certain Esss
n the couaty OF wesanoa. in the Dstrct of oolus.
bia and on Central sssnne nov OF formerly occuIasd
by w. II. H. 0fff1th. containink one hundred and
ai4s AGRA Of hps 'poss Or lss. sccsraSe ,s.Hsss.
corded In Governor Bhepherd. No. ], folio ia cns
Of the county survsyor's books OF s.11 Diserit q
ssseaents. rxat., priyllsess and aersEseea.css .
f.rns: 8. 90 ash. Saisnrs n cas and Two rem.
from date Of sals in equal paymsots NStss % .
s:mi.;asa.IF. nd e Q :scu!sd " Sssa q r1.s g
cyeveyancins. BE-. q ecst q parceasR k6spsst e
80 van ts ye9uired q ~ time q .A.e Terms 10 8
80 ~ nsSt % Ts.sI g tks ~ "a sost q Is
o11gchnone a1opf 0nye o1yoEooDo0n0k 81 Glnh nenS r.
sc|s nsSspapss p1bl,a9ed II Mssl,lRstcp. ..
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND,UNIMPROyED REAL
ESTATE ON A Strict BETWEEN SIXTH
ANpSEtENIH tkt.ErS AND SEVENTH AND
EiGHiH S1REEro NORTHEAST Bl AtC-
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE rHrRTrErH,
ISL. nj 81 O'CLOCK. viii sell IN front Of the
premises the
WEST "a FEET FRONT
OF LOT =, SQUARE So1.
This lot Is beautifully situated on street between
9TH ana ffh streets northeast and bach with the
width of - 8-et 100 ieet TO :N-toot sley.
Immediately thereafter will sell the
EAST PAh1 OF LOT =, SQUARE so,
Fronting A. feet inch street 9TH sfl sth
streets northeast and has average depth Of lUO fet
to Z private Alley. improved By frame house.
Terms Oh each parcel Unethrd cash, balance in one
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold. al
cash. 1T the otlon OF the purchaser delosat q. Ak5
required 1T t.ire OF sac FERNS to he comp;ie xti
IN hffeen days from the right to resell, tire
risk ana the dean purchaser is resery ed
All conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE. DAkR CO.,
ye2.-dkds AuctioueerB.
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THOMAS BOWLING & son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT IA, IN
SQUARE Aa3

By virtue OF certain deed Of trust to me, dated
October ~. 1S122 which Las been duly recorded IN
Lber 400, at foo :9 ct One OF the land records
o. the party scured thereby Ml eel on the prem.
hereafter mentioned follewiny o. real estate
N the city OF Washington. District OF Columbia. to
wit:
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. that part Of lot fourteen
Old. square -four hundred and ninety ahrse t4sss>
point sixty o feet south Of the northeast corner of
hundred tiv) feet. thence north forty t40l
feet thence east hundred 600 ieet 20 the place OF
berinn.ng. and improved by a frame dwelling.
TERMS OF One-fhird % OF the purchase money
cash. and the balance in six and twelve months. with
interest the rate six per centum Per annu pay
able senannualIy. all cash. az the option Of the
purchases, I've hendred tesu0) doilsn vii be re-
Quired at the time Of sale.
All convey sncing will be ct the Purchsssr's cott
TERMS Of to be complied with In fifteen (l) days
the property will be fesod 1t the risk aud
detaung purchasef after 1--we days advertisement In
The Evening Star"
JOHN n. LANGSToN, =, rvus...
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/ AlIMkE 4 SLOAN, Auct.one.rs.

EXTENSIVE: SALE OF a PART OF THE STOCK
OF Mr.. T. {. MERRY, SOUTHEAST CORNER
or Ei0HiH AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
WHO 40 CHANGING HIS LOCATION OF BUsI-
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE sHyHTfETH,
1891. COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK s. the store
OF tr L. g. Merry. northeast Of St aud Mas
ave- we shall sci. large assortment OF Valuable ati-
Giles, embracing i'll part Hardware. Tin Ware Cpright
Show CASE, AWNING, large 10. Furniture, CrSckery
Ware. Iron Ware tupetier with many other srtsrfs
not essary ntiou.
Terms cash.
LATINER SLOAN
jeoJ4t Au,sio,.x,x
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I ATINER SLOAN, Auctione,rs,
IL 1909 q -, near Il. S. TREASURY

TRUSTEES SALE OF fMPRDSfr PROPERTY
No: 1916 Ten STREET. BETWEEN y ANDk
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated 18th March
lssS AMI duly recorded IN !Is.r LIZA folio seq
tie Lind rcor.s uf tfe Disrfci OF Go,u;t.la
anil at the request of the party urd thereby ii
seh a. tn.,l,c aution, front OF premises on
WEDNESDAY,, July f1RsT, 1891, at HALE-PAsT
FL O'CLOCK p lot lettered b ia Eohrer's sub,
division OF lot. ~ and 30 IN the recorded subdivision
OF sSaA<e sa,nsa-~d :sB with the nnproyeia.nts
trero c'nsIst,nz OF two-sto.y brick dwelling being
10. lol0 On stfeet northwest.
Terms; One-third cast. balance in one and two
rured by deed of trust the property OF ali c.sh
All cenreyanri and rssording OF purchase
DEPOSIT .: 9lUc vii be required at OF safe aud
II terms he NOT complied with in days from DAY OF
saie tie trustees Deserve the rv TO resell Int-
ery At risk and cost nj def utin purchaser afyer
dsls' notice in Eyening STIR.
CHRISTIAN q. LEDEEER
je.1-A6ds H. H. BlkGAANN I Trustees
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/ ATINKR SLOAN. AocsiOneers.
l4o9Gs st.
HALF SQUARE FROM MARYLAND AVENUE
TwENTY-ONE LOTS IN MOST RAPIDLY I'M
PROVING SECTION OF NORTHEAST

PROVING SECTION OF NORTHEAST
On MONDAY, JUNE TMENTY-NINTH, 1891.
at HALF-PAsT FOUR p. NJ, on the premises. we
will sell without to the highest bidder lots d,
to H. Inclusive. al. 10 S2 TO SS inclusive, 40 and
er.t haii q 30 m block %. on 18th St east sie
between and SITS. comprising all the ground
in the Square. Transportation facilities unexceileI
street cars heftics and caretes within half square
Also terlnae " three lines for which bills
introduced in last Congress. Most rapidly improving
section Of northeast. Row of sixteen pressed-br
hay- window boases opposite Just completed. little
Periect Real Estate Title Compsnys certihcste.
TERMS One third cash; balance in one and three
years. recured by deed Of trust the Properly ali
cash, at Opium OF purchaser Deposit Of Sloo each
y led with in fifteen days or right reserved resell
risk and cost Of defsutine purchaser sitter days
eRveff11eoieaS IN sHfne Newspaper published in WASH
tngton, D. c. Az conseyandne and rsc0rdine cost
OF purchaser.
da for plat. 10 sale take Columbia cara herdics or
tel7-lOt LATIMER & SLOAN Auctioneern
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WALrER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BgsINEss PROPERTY AND Dwell,

LING NOErHMEST CORNER 18TH AND :
STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed OF assignment and trust duly
or's OF the District OF Will offer for sale
on the premises. on MONDAY. JUNE TWENTY
Sescrbej real estate situate in TIE District Of Column
haa to W.T. AL that certain piece Of land and premises
known and distiis ushed and being part Of LOT n
IN lhtresa Arnoid subdlvision. in square number
2so - per plat reeored IN hbsr H. folio 49, of the
recors Of the surveyor Of tine District Columbia
toeether with Improvements consisting Of a brick
dwelling house and store.
1erms: o1e-han cash. balance to suit purchaser
aeposf OF foO viii he required at the time sale
Ala conyeyancag aud recording ut the pucha cost
Terms 10 be COMPLIED with within ten days after sale
other wise tie assignee reserves the rgt to resell
property at the risk and cost the efauting pur-
CHASER or puryhascfs. EDWIN B. HAY. Assignee,
t1edkds 1925 n. Y. ave.
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Not Church Gocrs,

From the Harvard L&mFsoa.
Straagsr-'Just lock at the crowds going
along I shouldn't think you could bsild
churches enough to hold them all"
Native--"We caa't-they're going 10 Che ball
gNme."
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auct.onesrs.

KosEwooD,CAsE PIANO, STOOL. AND COVER.
Stored IN PLUSH: WALNUT CHAMBER
ssTriEIInEs. HAiR AA11RkSsESl MAxBi E;TSP
IABLES AND CHAIks: BEDsTEADs, BIZ
REAUS AND WaSRSTANDS, BEDDING. BRUS-
SELLS, INGRAM AND oTIIEk CARPETS.
IhlNA AND GLASS WARE. KITCHEN CfEN-
SII.S sc.
On TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTIETH, commencing
at Ten O'CLOCK a IA. We shah sell AZ r s'dence. No.
1311 eth 81! N. the aiUNe col est.oa eousskcel-
ing artirh are worthy the attention Of buyers.
Ter,s cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS 60.
teZ.)-4t Aact3onecrs.
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LADIES' GOODS.

WANrED-LADIEs 10 KNOW ! Will MAXI
dresses Jackets and tailor made sssts Ut redocs9
prices through the sumlDcr months. perfect M So
style. B. l. BUTIEk, 111s Q ST. ts;so-3n
EkENcH AocoRDIoN PLATING EEpucko
II for the rest Of this season-LadDes skirs. zc 20
I'd chfidrsas skirts. 20. per "a Knife plating.
&C, rer I'd and mp. pankins. ~. - ID q. -.
LUCAS. IN skh o.. nv. 4le-JA
IL Blark Iaoez done Up nrst-cias reI1ch s(yto,
White and satin Dretses. Lace cSrsan. spssisty a
stAna- sl3 lltA 81. n ~ eps-m-
CRENcH DYING, sQoURIxe AND DRr ca EAx.
u fnr EslrolishIuenf, 1a05 New York ave. nrse-
ca. lniiss' sld Esntsf ~uvk a every aescrsstsA
.xrpx AND oaSdif n sL tEsH s.v.r,v 80
A. Flaher ard Maison lslese. faf1a. mye
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u AfUlIFfE. DARk 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TnUsTEKs, SALE OF r FRAME H2gsE NO. IL

FOURTEENTH STkEEl SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lsl,rr
Ne ls0t fohp - e Seq. one q the land records for
the District OF Columbia. and at the request of the
afty secnrsd ths{esy we will ssl Ct gSope auction
DAY OF JULY, A. D. lsSi. at SIX O'CLOCK r n.
rasst e scs nufycs:sd 8. o. y square ten hundred
on the boundary OF sid lot 18th street easfr
Ave fest iren south street. running thence east 70
the eastern boundary of said lot ninety feet uSOl:
tvnre ceuh twenty feet TO the southern BOUNDARY
uf ~ tots thencs west ninety fess lean street
asd thense Dor<h eloA the line sAid lot twenty ave
feet to the place Of beGnnninr.
Tef1ns 10 Be made known At time Of ssie, A depo<,t
% o1Oo requlrc at time u sale. II the terms 81 - II
are not colnpsaed With in heen days fro the ay OF
sa rt rserved to resell the property the rsk ana
c0st q ~ defauttine purchasef ster 6ve sys sdSs
xss1Sessese q sech ressie N ncne newspsper pub
recording Ut Tie cost pf the purchascr ~
JOHN y. DONUHCE
yAME8 A. JEfKfNN ( Irusteea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
I ATiMER = SLOAN. Auctioncers.
TkUsTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyFD
rEnPEkTf on FlTrEENlH STREET BE
TWIN l. AND " SIAEE1S NAKTIIN-Isr

IkI sIEES SALE OF VALUABLE CNIMPRoyFD
PRDPEkTl on FIFTEENTH STREET Bf-
TWEEN L AND " STREETS NoHTHWEST
~ virtue NJ . deed trust dated Novesnl..r n
IsS recorded In Lilsr No llv. folio 100 ss one
OF the land records Of the District of Columbia anil
Also ty vftue Of order OF the Surrrne Cont A., ~.
D1strlcf OF Colunaian made "a tine pa ia, o lame
1871 IN the case Of john T. Head trustee Robert
White ct al: No. IL, To- equity do hot ~ We will
sell 20 the hisfr<t bidder. in front Of the prenis 9
on THURSDAY, tie NINTH GAY or JULY, lStl nt
iALi-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK l.. NJ, the following
desr riiJed real estate situate the CITY Aasl-
h-ton, District of Columbia. 10 Wi: Part Of Lon
use tsD NJ DsSidson's subdivision ud square NUM-
nIed two hundred and fogrteeR C2lll. DIES rIl~d rs
follows: Beefnnlne ;or the same Al lie nortf,ret or
Ief u sasd lot and runuin< tbene lil 10 feet
ttelt 3 utta =, fsSt sui inches theu. Nsss - ~
feet THEME north iert Theme. Ia; ft.t and a
inches 10 the lime OF 18th and thence month
:" ieet and in lse 10 the l,lrre t-e1nninr The
east o ieet by the width OF sid part bou.y,
TO lie sod sused 10 riht way over n ln favor .f
sub lot. ~
Iernss Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
ia cash and the balance I've eqasf nsss,en;~ n,
one AID Two years. with interest ay sale at t
rst y: NJ tb) per cent annuln. puyabe ~1nn an
Dua.iy. TO La cured by ti:e nofs az tie
purchaser and deed Of trnst the property sod ,r
az CASH at tue option 81 the purchaser. deposit u
sO wl BE- reqlli; Ell % t4e furclia THE II
sale All conNeyancns AZ the tlse pur,a ~
II the terms y: sale be complied with IN Tn ays
resell ne property 1T the rlsE and ~ the
INK purchusef.
A. s. N0RTHISGToN. Trustee.
- - 100 oh n ".
NEAL 4. MURRAY. Tius,sr.
se<s2&es 3f3 49, ~ NV