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morals and with the practice Of honorable
men, These ideas must find expression through
the public press and by the private letters OF
constituents to their representatives If they
are not insisted upon and adopted the republi-
can PARTY in Pennsylvania is doomed. 1t will fall
rapidly from decay into dissolution. No party
can long survive the deliberate abuegation OF
principle or the adoption Of the heresy that
the people at heart have ceased to believe in
rlgnt That what we urge is not sentimentality
put poiitlcs of the most practical Sort the
financial losses which the state and individu-
clearly proved.
I'VE issue our appeal at time when these
events are fresh in the public mind to permit
that full consideration and agitation Of the sub
lect which should precede ultimate action at
the primaries or the polls. If this appeal shall
excite a popular response, ways and means can
readily be devised for organized efforts at a
later date"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-30

A New York woman Mrs. Belle Csllaghan,
has, or thinks she has. claim ON the great es-
tate of the Earl Of Airlie in Scotland. She is
the wife Of q workingman, living in humble
circumstances For several years--in fact,
since the death Of the Earl Of Airlie-Scotch
lawyers have been advertising for one John
Wilson, said to be heir to great property.
Mrs Callaghan says she is the daughter of this
John Wilson. who has for years been a sort Of
hermit with home in the Adirondack wilder
ness. The claim is that by peculiar deed
made by Wilson's great grandmother the estate
passes by succession to the oldest female de-
scendant of the house, and Mrs. Callaghan says
that she il that oldest female descendant. Old
John Wilson backs up her claim and has sup
piled her with genealogical and other data rum
ming back to the year 1857. Rsbe 4 Keller,
attorneys in New York city, found sufficient in
Mrs Cailaghan's claim to warrant them in
taking hold OF it, and MIR. Rsbe has gone to
Scotland to attend to it, ~s.. .. ...-.
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A Fight In Which U Hundred Take Part.

A desperate fight took place early SUM-
day morning in the Hungarian district at
the lower end of Plymouth, Pennsylvania.
large party Of Huns had been drinking and
making merry for several hours, their shouts
causing disturbance to the more peaceful
dwellcrs in the settlement. John Majak went
among the crowd and requested them to de-
sist. He was brutally beaten and fled to his
home, where he aroused number Of friends,
who attacked the drunken gang. A free fight
occurred, fully 100 Hungarians taking part.
Several shots were fred and two men, An
drew Kampki and Stanisluas Sanchezak, were
fatally injured. A large number of the rioters
are suffering from serious wounds and bruises.
No arrests have been made.
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At TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horses. Carriages, Busa
TNHOdAs BOWLING SON, AuctionserA
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART OF LOT IA. IN
SQUARE 1913.

BY virtue of . certain deed of trust to me, dated
October rs. 1877. which has been duly recorded in
Lber ZOO at folio BOZ ct seq OF the land records
of the District of Columbia written req uest
Of the party secured thereby will sell on the prem
hereafter mentioned the following piee real estate
wit: -
AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. that part of lot fourteen
H4( IN square four hundred and ninety three (4S3)
which begins for the ~ street southwest at q
point sixty W9 feet south Of the norhsast corner Of
said square and running south forty (4O) feet thence
west one hundred (OU) feet thence north forty (4O
ee thence east one hundred t00 eet to the place of
beE1nninE. and improved by frame dwelling.
Terms Of safe: One-third % OF the purchase money
cash, and the balance in six and twelve months. with
interest at the rate Of certui Per annun.
able semsnnusly or ell cash. ct the option Of the
Quirea at the time of sale.
All convey ancing will be at the purchasers cost.
Terms OF sale to be complied with in fifteen 5} days
or the property will be resod 1t the risk and cost Of
asisuns purchases after I'VE days advertisement in
The Lvening STAR"
JOHN NJ. LANGsTON, lr-r.,.
te24d&ds Cor. CoLlege aud 4th sts %. c. AEus'se-
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IT READS LIKE A ROMANCE.
A Marriage Prevented by q Lost Letter vii
Take Pace After Twenty Year, MalnnS

Take Pace After Twenty Years' Warning.
Sunday evenings train from Chicago ,ver
the Milwaukee road carried among other pas
sengers Mrs. Maggie McVickars, who will to-
day at Rochester, Mimi, be married TO ere
of the vealthiest merchants of that city, Mr..
Arthur Morton.
This marriage is the result Of vows spoken
twenty years ago, but which were interrupted
D. misunderstanding occasioned by the loss
OF letter in the mails In 1872 Arthur Nor
ton and Miss Hartley lived on the north side
however. considered them too young to marry.
1t was agreed that young Morton should go
west. and IL at the end of three years
ne was able to support wife, and
they each still loved the other, the
wedding should receive parental sanction.
In the meantime the two lovers were not to
correspond for two years. Morton went to
Minnesota, and for two years worked hard to
provide home for the woman he loved. He
prospered fairly well and acquired a very COM
Portable property. He then wrote to Miss
Hartley apprising her Of his condition and
offering her his hand. AT that time Miss Hart
ley lived in Milwaukee, which fact Morton
knew, but on directing the letter, through habit.
wrote Chicago instead Of milwaukee," The
young lady, still faithful waited long for the let
ter, but the end of third year became discour-
aged. She yielded to the opportunities of Mr..
John McVickars, aud in 1875 married him. In
the meantime Morton waited for a reply to his
letter, and as one never came he accepted it as
eact that he had been rejected. He did not
pine away even after the marriage OF Miss
Hartley. About six months after Miss Hartley
became Mrs. McVickars she received
through the dead letter office the let
ter written two years before by Morton.
In spite of the fact that she was a wife she
wrote to her first love telling of the mistake
which had separated them and assuring him
that while she should he faithful wife her life
would have been pleasanter had she received
the letter in time. Three years ago Mr.. Nc
Nickars died in Chicago, where he had lived
for ten years. and about year ago Mr.. Morton
and Mrs. McVickars began correspondence.
The romance ends in the wedding which had
been postponed twenty years.
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Looking for a Gang Of Sharpers.

Detectives are looking after gang of sharp
ers, of whom Saml. Camp Of Marsnallville, Ohio,
is the leader. The gang have victimized farm
ers and others out of $50, 600 worth of property
Saml Rehm, the well-known counterfeiter. who
reported to the police some weeks ago that he
had been robbed Of 1000, is also leader in
the gang. Rehm, it has been learned, took
this course as a ruse to avert suspicion. He
has disappeared. A confederate of the gang
named Fetzer has been arrested and has con-
fessed. Other arrests will shortly follow.
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University of Virginia Commencement

The closing exercises OF the sixty-seyenth
session of the University of Virginia were con-
tinued last night at the university by celebra-
ton Of the Washington Literary Society The
president of the society. Mr.. George N. Conrad
Of Harrisonburg Va. presented gold medal
to Mr.. Charles +. Spencer of Elizaville KY, as
the best debater. medal was then delivered
to Mr. Henry A. Etheridge as the best orator,
and in a speech he paid glowing tribute to
the late Henry Grady. Last night u reception
was held at the residence Of the chairman of
the faculty, Prof. VIM. II. Thornton.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
p ATCLIFTE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctoneers,
~ S20 Pa. ave. n. v

y ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
~ y20 Pa. ave. NV
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED REAL
ESTATE ON STREET BETWEEN SIXTH
ANDSEyENTH SHEETS AND SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHEAST BY AUG
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE THrRTIETH.
1881, at SIX O'CLOCK, will sell In front Of the
WEST "a FEET FRONT
OF LOT z. SQUARE StS1.
This lot IL beautifully situated on street between
9Th and Ith STREETS and back With the
width Of "a feet 100 feet TO 0-foot alley.
immediately thereafter will sell the
EAST PART OF LOT 2. SQUARE s96
Fronting ~ feet inch street between 9th and th
streets northeast and has depth of 100
TO private alley improved by frame house.
Terms on each parcel Onetfrd cash balance in one
and two years with interest at per cent yer annum,
secured by deed of trust the property Sold or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit Of 500
required at time Of sac Terms to be complied with
IN hfteen days from the rgt to resell at the
fisk and cost of the defaultng purchaser reserved
All conveyauctnG. &c. at purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
1e23-d&ds 'AuctioneerS.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CT The EVENING STIR Is everywhere recog-
nizsd and admitted 10 be. in every quality. the
leading and savorite newspaper Of the National
Capital. alike in the counting room. the work
shop. and the family circle. Petty much
everybody in the District reads IT regularly. III
il Therefore much the best advertising medium
In the city; and. in proportion to circulation
q, aip,y-fisiu1 rates are also niuh tie cheapest.
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AUCTION SALES.
ECTUI.E DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING q SON. Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue 81 two certain deeds Of trust. duly r-cored
amcng tie land recors Of said District Lbers l345
snd l4,s6 foos RS aud 81 r@speJfiyely and It the
paote s1etion. IN mont q tue iT~nses, FRIDAY,
the IHlltD DAY OF JULY. 1891. at SIX O'CLOCK
r N, a. tnatcertsin pArVei o. srogp1 H. and
ng IN sad GsorEetosn and Gistingu shed tie south
falf OF tire west half of tie hall OF lot JOS
besil addition thereto (sQuare Sl. fronting Is
On .ne nostn side OF street and having depth ~ 30
feet, together with the &c ccn~trtlng
OF new ;wo-sOry and basement brick house kaoxn
premises y Ia @ street.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. residue in two equal
payaents at one and two years, respectively; g per
cent interest. rayable hall yesrlN. secured By The
no,es OF the punch and deed II tie prop
cry, or az cash. at option Of purchas.r Deposit Of
SlUOrequirel al tire Of sale. All Ccnyeyancipg nc
a. purchasers cost. Terms computed with in ten
days or trustees the erixs and
sell II dsfau!t,ns purchasers cos, and risk
CHARLES II. CRAGfN,
John q. McKENNEf.
yeS-t-d&U
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7 AT1MER L SLOAN, Auctioneers

oNE;2UARTER sQuARE CORNER FIFTEENTH
HALF UARES FROM MAINLAND AVENUE.
On TUESDAY. JUNE THiRTiETH, 1891. at FIVE
awhoie Orisnsl Lots l. =, 3 and IA In square 1uS,,
corner 10th and ID streets northeast, comprising
20 4p'S square feet. Highest land in the vicinity.
Essy .accessi6e Street cars. heroic. and caretes
wthin Two and malt squares. The extension Of the
Columbia line will pass the property. Title perfect.
Terms; One,tliird cash. balance in and two
cash at option Of purchaser. Deposit OF $500 re-
dnired NJ time Of sale. Terms sale be complied
with in fifteen days right reserved to resell at risk
and cost OF detaung purchaser after 1--WE days sdver
tsellent IN some newspaper published in Washington,
D. c. All conveyancIng and recording at of pur-
chaser. lake Columbia cars, herdcs cArettes to
the sale. LATIMER II SLOAN
,e:2-d&ds AIctioueers
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The Striking Marble Cutters In Chicago.
The Marble Cutters Union Of Chicae

met Sunday and after discussing the re-
suits Of the conferences held with employees
during the last week adopted q resolutions:
That the strike declared April 81 by the
marble cutters of Chicago shall remain in
force until satisfactory and honorable agree
shall receive Official sanction to work in nom
union shops until said shops sign an agreement
granting eight hours a. . days work and the
minimum scale Of pay raised; the abolition Of
convict labor in the city and state. and the
right TO maintain inviolate agreements already
signed" ses7sa - a
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An Alleged Rain Machine.

Frank Melbourne. the Australian inventor of
the alleged rain machine, with which he claims
to have caused frequent heavy rain storms in
Canton. Ohio, in the last month has arranged
for public test next Tuesday in Ohio. He will,
he says. cause rain to fall over 20, 600 square
miles. The government authorities have in
vited the inventor to Kansas to experiment.
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CAPTURE of the Notorious Mullins.

Harvey Mullins. the leader Of the notorious
Mullins gang Of moonshiners, who have been
making whisky aud committing murders and
other crimes in Mcdowell county, West Va.
for several years, has been arrested by Deputy
Keable. Bill Copper, one Of the gang, was also
captured.
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Four Men Fall so Feet From . Scaff0ld.
A scaffolding at the new theater Of Chas. L.
Davis, now in course OF erection on 9Th street,
Pistsburg, fell about $50 yesterday, precipitat-
ing four workmen to the ground, distance Of
about 80 feet The men were all badly injured
and may die. The names Of three of the injured
are Charles Pfeiffor. George Elliott and William
0orden.
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DENTISTRY.

THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs. 1917 PA. AVE
i NV. Teeth extracted positively without psin OF
danger By painless systen-A harmless vegcta bic
vAp0r. in Ne by % only As effects 49, RseAAaut snd
reasonahle prices. apl4-3m'
nR STARR PARSONS, 0TH ST.. COR NV
~ fstrlass sold and oshsr nllinss spscislty. Az
crowns and plates inserted. mh26
nENTAL NATURALIZATION uNIvEE-
- stsy, conner 6th md = n y. Open 70 B. al the
cost Of materials. fsl00
EkEE DENTAL IrFIRnARY.-1EETH FILLED
eess q msssHsi, . iss5 & =. nv. b1sJ 6ccsss.
peet q the cesaanhs.n Qniys.ty. mum isoS pm
open xx10 og1obsr - Juns ~ ~
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FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY At ANACoSTIA.
BEAETlEIrI. COIT AGE HOMES AT AUCTION

by virtue of deeds of trust duly recorded in hber
14O1 foos 301 and $40, respectively, of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, and at the
OF the parties secured by them. will offer for sale
on the premises on TUESDAY. JUNE THlkTIETH.
real estate situate in Anaeostia in the DISTRICT Of
Of Oregon 1. Green subdivision of Chichester per
plat OF said subdivision duly recorded in county
ber o. folio 81 Of the land records of the District
OF Couhsaa. together with improvements Two large
Terms: One fourth cash, balance to suit the pur-
chaser. A deposit of 500 will be required eac h
piece OF property at the tins of sale All Conveyance
ke compiled with within ten days alter SALE otherwise
the trustees the right resell the property
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
bRN Srn q oG c. GaiL1AeHAN.S Trustees.
je10-d&ds l4l) New York ave,
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. JULY SIXTH, same hour and place.
je5O-dSds BY order of the trustees.
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CHANCERY SALE OF SEVEN AND ONE-HALF
~ ACRES OF DESIRABLE LAND, FRONTING ON

CHANCERY SALE OF SEVEN AND ONE-HALF
THE ROCK CREEK FORD ROAD ONLY
ANp NEAR The Hi pR6P6sIp R R6tSn CREEK RHR
PARK.
, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. in equity cause No. l2t99
premises on TUESDAY THE THIRTiETH ID DAY Of OF
the lot piece of land situated in tue county of Wash
ngton. in the District of Coiuba, known par:
oil tract of land called Woodward's Lot. bounded
follows; to Wit BEGINNING at the northwest corner OF
The Heirs OF George Butter in the north line of said
'Woodward's Lot" and running from thence with
said north line north 1619 degrees west 80 "a perches
north IN degrees west 10 80 perches the north
west corner OF the public school thence with the
line OF said school lot south % degrees west. Il
south t6 degrees east, 10 n percles: thence south
1908 degrees east. .4s perches: thence south 694
afrses s east percnes to the southwest corner o.
grees east. II II perches thence south 16 degrees
east IA. l.; perches; thence north II degrees east
thereiron the hall an acre OF land condemned for
public school house lot and CONTAINING said halI
excepted, y acres OF Land tmore or lessD.
be pad in ana the balance i'll two equal INSTALL
:nents payable respectively in and two years. with
interest at the rate OF six per centrum per annu from
sented by the notes OF the purchaser, secured by
Of trust upon adrroperty all cash. at the option
al al .he s M [ HepSs o, 800 VIII be rsan red
resell at the risk and cost of the purchaser, il the
terms OF sale not complied with within day from
upon final ratihcstion D. sac By the coirs All CON-
HE El v: s9AON. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. ielS-d&ds
1.-THE ABOVE Sal E Is POSTPONED UNTIL
place. (te.O-dGdsj BY order OF trustee
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The Louisville Courier Journal. which
has been steadily fighting the proposed
new constitution since the adjournment
Of the convention which framed it, yesterday
announced tina: il would cease discussing the
question. Ii says it is best not to pursue the
subject and run the risk Of causing party dis
nnGs0p.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

kok NoktoLk. foRTREss MONACO, NIR-
= sinia Beach. Richmond and al points south take
IN. me new Mamnott Iron Palace Steamers WASHING
1oN AM NORFOLK dasiS froIsl foot Of 9TH D.
m 1lckets on sale st b. and .. Offices, ulp and 1881
fennsyiysnis ave and on steamers. 3el2-3m
EoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND PINEY
= ioint take steaner LADY or 1hE LAKE. fAre
81 so Round trip 81 So Steamer leaves tth at wharf
terminus OF eSbe cars. rue.dsy. lhusasy aud sun
DAY. m. Lighted with elect rfcity return sh ed
tnronshout Through tickets to Boston. inc uclns
mealsand state rooms. sig rs. and New ork. S. 10
Telephone cali, 1850 and c. D. ofc~e-bi3 and l<2i
fenna-
my4 ALFRED WOOD q
M ARYLAND AND kIRGlNIA sTkAMBOAr
AVA Company.-steamer Sue. Cart. W. G Geoghegsn,
leaves every sunday at rn TO- baltimore and river
landings Steamer Jonn i. Tygert, Capt. sohn A.
heseh s leaves every MONDAY and Thursday AT
tended 20 Baltimore. All iresxht must Se prepald
TOT passage and freight apply STEPHENSON q
bho tth st. wharf. or cor. Pa and 18th 81.
mh2S-jm
AIkAMkR ''wAKEFIEID"
~ Leaves .th 81. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
end PAL IbDAlS a q an, keturnlLS TUESDAY,.
FRIDAY and SUNDAY EVENING"
For Nomini Greek. Va, ana ST Clements BAY. ~.
touching st lnternletliate lanun.p
fSssenkex s~cOsnn.ooAtlOLs Lrst-ciess
Z. ". RIDLEY
.y3 General Mansxer.
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PROPOS AIS.


sis,'sn.rl To- ,Ss r ) Say eitts =. lssit
be rr,tved At IT, bnr-,u .: PROV on sn or ms,
oCck SooS. sr iiS'iSS - iS Nj. is,i nd
tahlrly uletls-i ntueiiat'y thereafter q FUN n
al, & Bo.,s' Mas. =; N ss lS or. ssS s
lsAEd p Mssuinrion. o. {. Norfek 4. Va PeHsa-
N,ssork 4. !; New Iohdan COM ny wcst, la.
ana ne Naval Assrits, AnEufos. I'D. Dlauk forms
0aI.Aa. 50 the rSraa.sndan,s q ihs SiasT,ss navy
yssds o. 10 toe nsNypsy oces Tse stationary must
$50 naval inspc,tson. he 6is al Other thins.
49, ssasl d,s ldei ~ lot. The department. r-erVe-
~ sms2 sSS.n;ssoss 20 " FsSS, any 9, AL ns
wa SIN Ahi. fAynsstsr General. a. 5. Navy.
pRoPosALs ron FUEL-wAR DEPGRTNFNT.
NJ NM z otfock = Sc5s MONTY sPf T'
men, NTH .at Ssni sT Ss as ,es o S-s T
required IN she nscai year ending June " IsFs mo
iur required. The iue local ana wOO,l 10 ~ dsiV-
ered At tue War Depaft Hent bureaus o,es Mash
contract Tor coniyacs may s. awarded IN such gnsn
t'les and 81 such fimss Tire c1nven the de-
r , &: y nsL r NV al x "a. Sss ~ S,s .
spe thcations. sencral ,Uetuctaons 60 bdd"rS ai.a
h,snS iorn- OF preP?..s vii he usn.he g e-ts
he ioclosei m s-Sisl envsopes and ndors,d on tue
ouislis lrci'cse.s for fue" aud ADDRESSED 90 NJ. 4
IhOhl. Supply DYSON. War department.
Jed. q. eS.:o.,ylsis
pRoiOsALs FoR FoRA1E.-wAR DEPARr-
I n.nt. Supriy DIVISION. Wssh'rston. u. g. June
Ss,s !, ss one. RI ah Ri'i TSr, r o iS Ks SS
80 aDAl. JUll IVES -fifiH. 1891. iuT
y, Ill., q sare i,sae, siaw &c A. pay h re iu,rei
stdoI,s during the Is 81 year ending June ~ le2t.
nv. 12ataanins pgo. . a. l'ust g narAs ir-
Supply DIVISION. War Department. .e;HJiS.y24
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR q CO., Aucr.oneer..


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
KEAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. DISTH CT OF COLUMBIA, BEING NO.
1880 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause No.
3.Oo6. the undersigned trustees Will sell at public
az, ton. IN front of the premises. FRIDAY, THE
IEN1H DAY OF JULY. 1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. lot fve. III square three hundred and six. Wash
ington. u. c., improved by brick DWELLING having
eight rooms and staple. and being premises No
$50 Eleventh street northwest.
Terlus OF sale Onethird cash, to be paid within
days from day of SALE of which $500 is to be paid
deposit at the time OF sale The balance of the pur
chase money to Ike paid in two equal nstallments in
six and twelve months from day OF sale. with interest.
The property 20 be sold subject deed Of trust bar
ing date the 24 day OF April 1890 securing the
OF ~ 800 payable in three years from date thereof.
with Interest at cent. Ii terms of sale not
complied with III ten days from the day of sale the
property to he reso At Inc risk and Of detsuting
purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING, \
NO 9TH s.. n. W I Trus.ao.
MICHAEL J. CDiBERT, bus'ee"'
Sun building.
Auctioneers. je30-d&ds
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THOMAS BOWLING Il SON. AuctionesrA
VALUABLE. UNIMpRovED PROPERTY AT SUIT.
LAND, PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MARY

at AUCTION, on TUESDAY. JULY SEVENTH. AT
h IA .1E, FIVE p M on the premises; we will
Anacostta and N miles from New bridge, the name
beng tract Of land conveyed from kosa p Suit.
corded de-. 10 Lsber j. " b No no. folio $40. &c one
This being desirable piece OF property should
command the attention Of any one seeking an invest
ment. An electric road has been surveyed through
this land from Washington to Marlboro. : .
Terms made known on day Of sale.
THOMAS DOwLIN0 SON.
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IN the exhibition hall below was displayed an
endless variety Of fancy work executed by the
pupils. consisting vi fneiy embroidered pillow
sEarns, dainty lutte pineushions, quilts, whose
raIubos-cOlOrsd patches we're artlstieaily put
together, de.lcat.ly fringed stand covers, ex-
Quisitely worked handkerchief cases and dozens
OF such articles that can oa!y be appreciated
snd described by those whose niInble fingers
alone can do such work. those Of the pupil
whose work is deserving Of special mention
Whelan, Nellie Dugan, Rhods Pyles, hattie
Croxley, Katie Hamilton anu Aamie Harnedy.