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NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Opening of the Annual Convention In
Toronto.

Toronto.
The annual convention of the National Edu-
cational Association of the United States was
formally opened yesterday afternoon in Toronto
in the presence of about 1000 persons. Rev. G.
Z. Grant. principal of Queens University,
Kingston, welcomed the delegates on behalf of
Canada. Addresses of welcome were also de-
ivered by Sir Alexander Campbell lieutenant
governor of Ontario; Hon. G. W. Ross min
lister of education for Ontario; Rev. DR.. Alli-
son, superintendent OF instruction for Nova
Scotia; Hon. William Crockett, superintendent
of instruction for New Brunswick; Rev. E.
Rexford of Quebec, L. +. Clarke, mayor of
Toronto and William Macintosh, president of
the Ontario Teachers Association.
Short responses were made by Hon. W. r.
Garrett of Tennessee, DR.. f. H. Cook of New
York, secretary; Superintendent J. II. Green
wood of Missouri, treasurer; DIR. n. A. Calkins
of New York, chairman of the board of trustees
for the association: Hon. W. T. Harris District
OF Columbia, United States commissioner of
education; Principal Ray Geene Haling. presi-
dent OF the American Institute Of instruction,
Tor the northeast; superintendent l.. ii. Jones
of Indiana, for the north central states Prof.
w. NJ. Beardshear of Iowa, for the northwest;
+. Is. Gault Of the state OF Washington. for the
Pacific coast; Prof. L. Marcellus Marshall Of
New Mexico, for the southwest; Prof. W. II.
Bartholomew of Kentucky, for the south GEN.
trail states; State Superintendent John Z. Mas
sey of Virginia. for the southeast Hon. Solo
mon Palmer of Alabama for the gulf states;
Hon. Josiah II. Shinn Of Arkansas, president Of
the Southern Education Association, for the
south. and Superintendent A. /. Lane of Hi
nois for the worlds Columbian exposition.
At the evening session organization was eff
fected and committees appointed. A paper by
Francis W. Parker of Chicago, on 'The School
of the Future" was read and discussion fol-
lowed by Supt Marble of Worcester, Mass. In
spector Hughes Of Toronto and several others.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, J. H. Baker, Denver; vice president, E.
". Coy, Cincinnati: secretary and treasurer,
n. C. Shaefer, Kutztown, Pa. Helena and
Seattle are leaders in the struggle for the next
convention.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Aucts.

OF DEsIRABLE PROPERTY IL .GEoRGE.
tow; BEING two PARSEis, no; 1852
s sTkEkT l ANn Nos 2'0 a7s AND a7s4
the District OF Columbia in equity No. l3oo3
, wl sell # Pu6le auction IN front 81 The prem
.. FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ tbesinnine WITH No. fS!a
Washington street, following real estate OF George
land in the city Of IN said District eoD
ia ned within the following metes and hounds Be-
al The Of is feet from the corner Of Bridge street
ana SAID space and running thence with the line Of
owned and 70 ses
A. d. 1s49 by Robert Mcpherson then west and par
o g .sd q n Is. to ss
mai plan of Georgetown; thence with said
be t. line
west and parallel with said second line from the place
reversed the beginning il being the same properly
described in deed from John Marbury said George
81. ct land records Of the District Of Co.
lminbis and all that certain other parcel Of land in
part Of lot No ~ in said addition to Wit: Inc most
u iron, Of said lot on WASHINGTON
Bridze street feet then south 70 feet until it
property described deed from Lewis 6 Thomas and
wife TO said George varnell. recorded in Liber n
ba No 81 foli0 iS ct SEQ. Of the land records Of
And Oh that certain other parcel Of land in Besls
the plan Of said addition fronting SO feet on West
street and running back with that width 90 feet 20 an
alley.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance at six and
twelve months for which the of the purchaser
and lien retained the property Sold or ali cash. 81
the option of the purchaser deposit OF ESQ on esch
AN conveyancing at cost Of purchaser
J. T.: vARNELL. Trustee.
Nos. 10 and IL Wholesale Row.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The local circulation of THE EVENING
STAR not only the l1ryest and fullest. but it is
also the BEST. since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District Of
Columbia ss body. but regularly into aeir
hOsnss-into the families Of all classes. and into
those of the money-spending as well as the
money-earning portion Of the community An
advertisement in it, columns therefore reaches
the eye Of everybody worth reaching.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON THE GIESBORO ROAD.

by virtue of deed of trust the UNDERSIGNED dated
Noyenber l0 1880. and recorded in nber 1886 folio
4J, OF the land records of the District Columbia
and at the request of the parties secured by deed
OF trust. Will oher at public sale, the premises on
FRIDAY, The SEVENTEENTH DAY OF july
ls9l at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, all that parcel of land
containing about orty eight acres and being
tract OF land known Bellevue, the same 10 fully
described in sad deed of trust.
Terms OF sale: Assume trust securing a, 600 due
Sctoter ~ iSo with interest from october TO- 1880.
Pay one-thlrd Of the balance in cash. one-third IN
enc year and onethrd in years from day of sale
ce!erred pay TO be represented by purchaser
notes secured by deed OF trust the property sold
and bearing interest at cent senlannually, or
all cash, at purcl asers option Deposit of 500 re-
CURED at se lie. Convey ancing and recording at pur
ehasers cost Iermsto be complied with IN 10 days.
oterwse the trustee reserves the right resell
risk and cost of detauting purchaser after five days
advertisement OF sucn resae in this newspaper.
,>,,>,o.~-oa.. . JOHN RIDOU1. Trustee.
OONCANSON BROS. AuctinneerS. iH6-
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''The latter, he said, 'is quite satisfied with
the senatorial honors Of his state and has little
idea Of opposing Mr.. Cleveland for the presi-
dental nomination. There are two factions in
the New York democracy said Elliott "One
for Cleveland and one for Hill. Long before
the democratic convention of next year they
will harmonic and Mr.. Cleveland will receive
the solid support of the New York delegation.
Talk OF any other outcome is the merest bosh.
Mr.. Hill is not at all anxious for the nomination
and will do ali in his power to help Cleveland.
This know of my own personal knowledge"
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No Trouble ut the White Earth Reservatio

No Trouble ut the White Earth Reservation.
Indian Agent b. P. Schiller and Robert Beau
lien Of the White Earth Indian reservation ar
rived in st. Paul yesterday. Mr.. Schiller re-
marked upon the absurdity Of reports Of
serious Indian trouble, and says that they have
no knowledge of the threatened commotion
telegraphed over the country. As to the tear
ing down OF the council house, the fact is that
the building was used by the Indians for
dancing, and that the government prohibits
dancing. Some dissatisfaction was felt in con-
sequence, but the thought Of violence is not
entertained for moment and never has been.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LNOR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND PINkY
Il ioint tsAe Steamer LADY OF The LAKE. Fare
&lJ0 Round trip 81 %. Steamer 9TH st wharf
terminus OF cable cars. TUESDAY. THURSDAY. SAT
lkDAi anu SUNDAY. Bpm Lighted with electric
ity and refurnished throughout. THROUGH tickets TO
Boston. including meals and state rooms, IL "a and
New York. <S. 90 Telephone call, 1850; and c. o.
ofices-ol3 and I42l Penna. ave,
jyl0 ALFRED WOOD, @. T. A.
STEAMER 7. v. ARRowsMITH, FROM 7TH
tor Colonial Beach. Colton's, Nomini Creek Pipoy
Point, Smiths Creek Coan and Yoconico Eiyers Re-
turning, land at 1ney Point and intermediate land
inss. Arrive At Washington Wednesday and Friday
On saturdays. at $50 p m. for Colonial Beach, Col
tons. P.ney Point, Coan and locomico. Returning
land Mt Plney Point, Coitons and Colonial Beach Ar
rive az " ashington sundays, atyP:m.
EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE, vTR-
TON and NORFOLK. dcilv from foot Of 9TH IT. at : %
Tickets sale at b. and v. oticss oIp and l3,i
fennsyIvaniA ave and on steamers ,el2-3m
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. sTEAMBoKT
W Oompany.-steamsr Sue. Capt. W. c. Geoghegan,
hndinss. stsamsf john Z. 'Tyxcrt, Cspt John A
kstchain. leaves every Monday and Thursday at
PIN. for river andinss. Thursdays trlp will be ex-
tended to Baltimore All freight must BE- prepaid.
BRO. 9TH st. wharf. . cor. Pa. ave. and i2h q.
mh.,S-jm
STEAMEk ''wAKEFIELD'
y Leaves 1th-st wharf on MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
s sin SAT ohpAns at q m Returning TUESDAY.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings.
FOR NomInl Creex. Va. and st. Clements Bay. Nd,
Passenger accommodations nrst-c class
e. W. RIDLEY,
Vo General Manager.
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- ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers,
IN 800 Pennsylvania ave. n
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF WORK HORSE
NALuABLE DRYING HORSE. WAGONS

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF WORK HORSE.
VALUABLE DRIVING HORSE. WAGONS,
BHGGY. HARNESS, BUILDEKS, MATERIAL,
ANCES. &c. &c. By AUCTION.
By virtue Of letters of administration issued by the
Supreme Court o: the District OF Columbia, holding
special term probate business will sell by pup.ic
auction az the HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART OF
RRATSLIFFE. DAkR CO., AGCIIGJiNEERS. $50
SAT. KDAY. LILY EIGHTEENTH. 1881. AT
/ CONTAGIOUS NO-TOP WAGON: LOT HAIR
| BUSINESS WAGON tToP): FEED BOX.
L WORK HORSR.
l VALUABLE GRAY HORSE.
LOCKER And AN kLEGANT OLIVER. BEING
THE DRIVING HORSE OF THE LATE JOHN H.
CASSELL.
ALSO,
At TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. ON MONDAY, JULY
TWENTIETH. AT THE WAREHOUSE Adjoining
THOMpSON'S LIVERY STABLE, BETWEEN FOUR.
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH AND Il AND 8
STREETS NORTHWEST:
A MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF BUILDERS MA
TERlAL, BUILDING CONTRACT hS' TOOLS, AP-
PLIANCES. &c. Sc. list OF which can be at
Office OF tie aIctioneers.
The attention o. builders and persons in search Of
hors's 3D.. material or appliances invited to these
sales, FkANk L. BRGNNING-
Administrator of the estate of John H. Cassel de-
ceased. fyl s,-fits
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A Reform OH the Turf.

The racing board Of control has given a
decision in the case of the horses San Juan and
Rey Del Rey in the Hackensack handicap at
Morris Park on Saturday. They fine Matt Allen
$500, and caution Mr.. McLewee to a proper
observance of rule SO. They also caution re-
porters to be more respectful in their reports.
The board decided that hereafter two or more
horses from one stable must be coupled In the
betting. Jockeys are notified to ride their
horses out when no declaration has been made.
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vAL LSh LIE IMPROVED f PnoPEETY, nos. so5

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NOS. 3o5
AND 20. TWELFTH STREET SOUTHWEST.
On MONDAY. JULY THE TWENTIETH. 1891.
Al hALf-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the prem
isee We viii sell lots Nos 10 and 40. in square ~
improved by two two-story brick houses with press
orsk fronts and back buildings. bay window front.
snd cellar concTeted handsomely papered and with al
modern improvements. Each Is feet 'front.' with pr-
waite alley in
Terms Three thousand dollars trust assumed on
eac mousse Que in three years: onehal ha lance cash
and remaining one-haf in year. secured by deed Of
trust ON property, with interest at cent, all
cash, al option of purchaser. Certified copy alb
stract OF Columbia Title Insurance Company FURNISHED
free. DAVIDSON A. DANfDSON
IBIS ST. n. W.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. jyp-dSds
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I ArIMLk SLOAN. Aucsioneers.
II 400 G ST., near U. s. Treasury.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP
ERTY WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF THE NEW

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROP
ERTf WITHIN SNE sQSARE Of THE NEW. NEW
FRONTS ON TWO OF OUR MIDEST THOR
OUGHfARES. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ: we will sell, in front Of the
premises, LOT = AND SUBLOT b, IN SQUARE
20, fronting 80 feet and inches Ohio and
30 feet inches on street Twelfth street north
west. and running through from Ohio to Is
street northwest Improved by nearly four
story trick stable with 100 stalls elevator. carriage
rooms, tramways, offices, &c. being i'll all one of
the most compete Stables in Washington. could
easily he converted into factory storage house any
heavy business where space is necessary. The build
M DeinG nearly new W. ii constructed and within
square OF the city post Office Site makes TINS prop
erty of the desirable holdings this
Improving section.
Terms: So oOU cash. balance in seven equal yearly
payments, with interest. and secured by a deed of
trust on the property. cash. All recording and
convey ancing al cost of purchaser. deposit $40
Will be required Of time sale.
lyS-d&ds lATIMkR x SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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teorge n. Hosmer has announced that he
mas accepted the challenge Of Teneyck to row
Tor $50 side. III n suitable purse can be
raised the race will be rowed at Hartford Conn
Austin Gibbons OF Paterson. v j., who SO
easily defeated Jim Nerrall. the English light
weight champion recently. has issued Q chal-
lenge to ight Jack McAulihe for the light
weigh championship OF America, $1,000 . side
and purse
T. &. stark a Co. bankers at Oneida. y. Y,
have failed for a large sum. The figures are
placed ct S210, 900.
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CHARLEsTON'S SAILORS KILLED
Deputy Marshals Were Trying to Take Their
Back to Their Vessel.

The commander of the Charleston yesterday
at San Diego. Cal, offered Marshal Gard 80 a
head to return sailors who had overstayed
their leave. The marshal swore in a lot of
deputies, and in the hunt for men discovered
several sailors in saloon on the water front
In the afternoon. A row ensued when the
deputies attempted to arrest the men, during
which Tom Brown. q young seaman on the
Charleston, killed by a club stroke from
Deputy Coats, while Pat Burns, another sea-
man. was knocked down and run over by a
heavy truck and is reported dying. Citizens
Of San Diego are extremely indignant at the
action Of the marshal and his deputies.
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DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE on
NINTH STkEET BETMEEN AND STREETS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY SEVEN
TENTH. 1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK. will sell by
public auction, in front of the premises,
IHE SOUTH ~ FEET INCHES FRONT
OF ORIGINAL IL IN SQUARE 92S,
On the west side of Ninth street between / and K
streets southeast This property several lines
OF cars running to the center of the city and
CANT opportunity for investment.
terms made known at sale. deposit Of $500 re-
CURED at time OF sale. Terms to be complied in
hiteen days from sale right risk and cost
oil de:auting purchaser is reserved All conveyancin.-
ana recording at purchasers cost.
iylD-dSts RATCI IETr nApp rn
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ANACOSTIA.
THE EPwORIH LEAGUE.


Anacostla Chapter of the EpwOrth League
met last night at the residence Of its president,
Miss Matte NJ. Minnix- Reports were received
from the departments of Christian work. mercy
and help and entertainment. The literary de
partment of which Miss Eta Haines is chair
man. will not report until the next ..meeting of
the league. The committee quarterly So
Gals, Messrs- Frank Dony and :. Russell
Bowen. has determined to postpone the second
quarterly sociable till fall There was a general
discussion Of the affairs of the league. After
the coaclusion of business music was furnished
by Misses Matte Minnix. Florie Etzler. Carrie
Bowen. Ella Richardson. Lizzie Watson, Vice
President Allen, Secretary Dony and Treasurer
Bowen.
REcHABIrE INSTALLATION.
The installation of the newly elected officers
Of Anscostia Tent. l3s. Independent Order of
Eechabites, occurred last night The installing
officer was George Shoemaker. ST., tent deputy
of the Grand Tent The officers inaugurated
were chief ruler, shepherd. levite, inside and
outside guards. and recording and financial
secretaries. The chaplain and deputy ruler
will he installed at the next meeting. James
II. Goddard, ST., on assuming the chief ruler
ship. made a lengthy and favorably received
speech Ex-Chief Ruler Leon A. Mistead
passes to the chair Of past chief ruler next
week
Messrs. Herbert F. Allen and s. R. Bowen
will spend few weeks at Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poates have returned to
Anaccstia and taken up their residence on
jackson street
Mrs j. y. Minnix is sick.
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RAILROADS.
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIE NORTH wfST ANp SOUTHWEST
poyRlE TkACk. sl1E>DlD sCTNERY.

s1 ppeeYbhE IEA,k sIlhSplp sS,I,SERl,
TRAINS LHAyE MAsHISGToN. TisoM STATION
For srsSarS ami Tie wet, Chicsro Iamited Lspr-~.
g LIihnsn Ne-sihuis uars at lo.5o an. dsllyI
And 81 Louis. with paTor csI isrS,shrrs- 70 I1,Is
M,;.SSr e car if f a,'s =, g. ,aasa
81 LSnr. ShcAzo and en-, .nnau EHIrs-s. 20
and sespsns Cars Hsrrisl,urs 70 81 LOUIS. chicsse
iaa, sin , and pnns Car harr. 6urs q q
~ =" m: daily With slecl tnE Csrs Asshinsts
r.nrS ~, fna -, LOUIS oonnsting dat, a hAr.
AsMPh,. pullman pinins Oar i1,s.6S la1si 70 sss,
ssy i hsSSSs ard re x s ,SS ,Sr5a.s
BHGTII6RE AND iSr t,,is,9r ks q SShiesSs
fof name NsnAndsisua. dorchester aud NlAssrA Pals.
For Ere. csnandsssua AMI Rsrhssser daily. FOR Ruff
s9d s sIs,,,.. aSiy sscsIt SATURDAY. 40 90
For wiliianl.rort. Rochester ans NiasArs Tails 20
ks.hinstSn 70 RSSse sssEr-'' with s''"Fs o.
For Millismsrort, RenoNO and Elnlirs 10 - an
E E1s HSl,lliiiIII ,psI , Ssily siaSEm.
100 and II - pm: on sunday. aOO II %
Ened III res. Of Pullman Ear cor caTs W. A,G M M
Ina T'o New York. 80 an. daily eIo~pt sun
For New LSrh only. Limited E.Ec.s with Dining Ger
FOR PHiLADELfHiA ONLY
Accommodation. 5soos m. daily.
tor Boston, without change, 3l5p m every asr.
Jersey City with boats Of Braosisn Annex. 60.
ms direct transfer g Fulton 81. avoiding double
For Atlantic CITY. i2:ib pm week days. II Is -
For =. YS "a go eas 59o, $40 200 $50
1000 Il and il n Is ~ sS On s SUI ~
900. 265 q. ioAnd u tos m, AZ Is, 81. : III
and y .Sp,
e,ceIs SUNDAY ''A 1-'''
for am ksan. - and 200 am. II SO ana -
and 70 nm
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
For Alexandra, . ~ q a .s { Al a a, ,ox,
an. IL OF noon. 20. ? 10 81 80 ~
daS at 90 - ~ 10 49, M ,sSSA
.,c SiS q, o. and N 70 6S ? Y:
For Rchmond and tie soTIts. a ma cay in
Traips leave kleIandris ios Washington G yos. q,
ss:%5 X T. 10. II i II "a q an, 4 -. < a1,
II Ss n mn On snDisx a, a. - ~, ~ ~ - sne
"a - am ix'Vo' DID, 40. : 40 eso and loss
n1l.ts and Information =, On. orncs ,o-,ho,., -~,
s,,n i s 49, Aa - = " ans an =, we
las ~. 70 es,lna,ion trn,n ho 1I or, s
s..SsrsI Msns.r ,x,s, Co.,, r. X WOOL
ID edmond AND DANyIII.E RAILROAD CO.
A schedule IN effect JJgne :. ls.'l.
ser station. WASHINGTON. u; c.
Oa N Daily for l-ynchhurg, stoTs At All sts-
gutter White sulphur Springs. conascis Lynchburs
Salem. Mytheville BRISTOL knnRyllia. Ihatinuoo.s
and the Southwest.
Fsuqsr White iGr sp cnsP 4.n .1t
for s s'Sps chesaISs.e sna go ks~y
y nehbnrs, Dsnyille. Greensboro and statons ~
ern North Carolina DIVISION Charlotte and stations
south Carolina Division. and statious Atlanta and
Charlotte Division Atlanta, Mherr couns~rion ~
made IN Union Station for all PRINCIPAL Iints
and Southwest.
~ lean NaxrI a~Es rA .kF No..
20 Atlanta connetlng with pullman Siest,er Allan a
10 New Orleans Montgomery aud Mobile. and lri.l-
man Sleeper Memphis VIA firlnin.ain uf..:.-. al
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A Military Omcer's ALLEGED Shortage.

Military circles in Hartford are excited over
the discovery that Adjutant Fred c. Wilson Of
the first regiments 81, 900 short in his accounts
rs division deputy in the internal revenue de-
partment Of Connecticut and Rhode Island
Wilson was arrested last night, but was subse-
quently released on bail. He says the deficit
will be made good, and in that event there will
probably be no prosecution.
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WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneers.

GROCERY STOCK AT AUCTION - SLIGHTLY
AUCTION FRIDAY MoRNiNG. JULY SEVEN.
TENTH, At TEN O'CLOCK 4. NJ, IN PART
g9XEs CIGARS. TABLE, SAUCE, CoFFEES;
GOODS. SALT. BROOMS.. TIN WARE. JARS.
SHOW CASES. SCALES, MOLASSEs, CQUN-
TER. IRON SAFE, TOGETHER WITH GEN.
ERAL ASSORrMENT OF GOODS CONTAINED
II PREMISES NORTHWEST CORNER OF
jyl5-2t nth AND f SITS. n. ".
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Followed Pastor sIilIigan Out Of the Church

Followed Pastor Milligan Out OF tho Church.
At meeting of the congregation of the East
End Reformed Presbyterian Church of Pitts
burg yesterday it was resolved to organize the
Seventeenth United Presbyterian Church. Rev.
o. b. Milligan. one of the ministers recently
expelled from the church by the Reformed
Presbyterian synod for heresy, was chosen
pastor. About seventy-ive members joined
the new congregation.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionser.,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRANZ
HOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON HARRISOl

SEkEET, UN1ONTOWN.
By virtue of two deeds of trust. duly recorded in
Liber No. 1871. folio l,1. and Lber No. 1913. iolio
2 ct seq. OF tine land records OF the District of
lumba. ana at the written request of the party
cured thereby, we will sell at ACTION, IN FRONT
or THE PREMISES. ON MONDAY, THE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. AID. 1881. AT SIX
O'CLOCK P NJ, all those pieces or parcels of land
s,ua.e am belns IN Choh,own IN the county OF Wash
ground plat or plan Of said Uniontown anu being
lots numbered 1--WE hundred and ninety eight (:5SJ
five hundred and ninetynne $3.50 and six hundred
900. together with all and singular appurtenances
rights, privileges, improvements and other heredta
mens to the same belonging or in anywise appertan
ing.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six twelve and
eighteen months. notes to be given bearing per cent
per amman, interest payable senannually, and be
Secured by deed OF trust pre.uises sod, or ali
cash. at optiOn OF purchaser deposit OF $500 re-
qulred at time OF sale. Convey sncinR. &c. pur-
cpasers cost. Terms TIC be complied with in fifteen
days. otherwise the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the
chaser alter hive days advertisement of such
HENRY II. BERGMAN.
jy1o-d&ds CHRISTIAN G. LEDERERS trustees.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and d NJ "


TRTsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
lo24 COLUMBIA STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
IMEEN AND Q AND NINTH AND TENTH
by virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Liner No.
49, at folio a64 ct OF the land records of the
District OF Columbia and at tine tine party
secured thereby. will sell at public auction
o. The premises on Th URSDAG, JULY TWENTY
THIRD. A. u. 1891. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ. the following described land and premises,
situate and bine in the city of Washington. in the
District OF Colu oia and known and disting led
lot fifteen Id. in james II. Darrows subdivision of
certain lots IN square three hundred and five
Ssoo as the same is recorded Liber c. II. B., folio
g. one Oh the records of the surveyors office said
District. together with the improvements, ways
ments. rlslts. privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging Or in any wise appertanng.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months from date Of SALE bear
at SIX per cent per annum. payable seniannualy and
TO DE sec red by deed of trust the property Sod
all cash at the option Of the purchaser A deposit of
$',OO required at time of sale Terms of sale. to be
complied with days from day of sale. otherwise
trustees reserve the right resell the property at the
rsk and cost OF purchaser, after hve days
advertisement of such resale newspaper pub
lished in WASHINGTON. ID. e. Conveyancinx. &c. at
purchasers cost
JOSEPH L, EDSoN,. r-r.....
CHARLES B. BAILEY, ! irus'ees'