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FUTURE. DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE
i OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE 81. MARY'S RIVER. ST. MAhY's COUNTY.
BY virtue of decree Of the circuit court for ST.
cause wherein Charles A. Hardy and other. are COM
plainants and Chapman NJ. Smith and Others are de-
Ienants. the underslgned trustee viii sell at pubhr
TUESDAY JuIY THE TouRrEENTaa fsi bon on
tween the hours of ONE and THREE O'CLOCK r NJ,
called and known the name OF Re-
containing 3IS acres. more less. This beautiful
east side of the St Mary's river Of which John p
Kennedy, in Rob OF the Bowl, thus writes: "a
ioveiter asseblage Of grassy BANK and sosry rrove
upland slope, cli. and strand Of tangled brake
and narrow bay. broad. seaward roadstead and air
yearly travel Of the sun" kosesroit is about six
teen miles from Leonardtown the county seat Of
Ba hnore anu Washington The soil 10 fertne and the
land arabic with the exception VI abou. 100 acres
which Is hsAy set in valuable pine and other woods
suitable outhouses. 1t 10 almost an island with =
water front on the s.. Msrys river and St. Inigos
beach. fine fishing. &C.. and is admirably adapted
location Tor summer resort Proiidc oyster beds
As rendezvous Tor yacht club II il perhaps unsur-
passed By location In the country Entirely free
ali the vessel. Of the coast ana with depth suiient
to float the largest vessels OF the This place
also well located tor coaling station and rendezvous
tor the United States revenue service. 1t IL
Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad
be paid in cash the day SALE the balance in two
equal insfalnents at one and two years credit.
the trustee bear interest from the day OF sale
tine purchaser. ROBERT c. COMBS. trustee.
ALEX. PORTER MORSE, Attorney.
1893 Pa. ave-. washington, d; C.
steamers Sue and Tygert from Washington aud 1alt-
more. ie:e 1y2.d.s-4t
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AT THE FAUOUIER SPRINGS.
A Pleasant Ban Which Opened the Season
saturday Night.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
FAUQUIER SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va. July 6. 1891.
Saturday night the season opened with
a grand Fourth of July ball. The walls of the
handsome ball rooms were decorated with flags
and gay festOons of red bunting. while banked
upon the mantels and depending from the
chandeliers were masses and garlands of
flowers, ferns and evergreens. Among those
present were Mrs g. shirley Carter of Warren
ton. IN dainty gown of white silk: Miss Horner
OF BALTIMORE, blue crepe; Miss Lucy SFeliman
Of Richmond. lavender silk the Misses SPELL
man of WarrentOn, in white silk and gauze:
the Misses Forbes of Warrentou. in white dot
ted Swiss, silk sashes Mrs. Fred Adams of Balti-
more. white siik; Miss Grace Yerber, in laven-
der and white silk. Miss Flynn. in white net:
Miss Markell Of Missouri. pink and white India
silk; Mise Newton of Washington white dotted
Swiss. pink ribbons; Miss Mills of Washington
red silk with chiffon trimmings: Miss Chamber
Ieiue of Baltimore, IN pink -urah; Miss Rose
johnson of WarrentOn. in black net with yellow
chiffon around neck; Miss Smart Moseby Of
Ndrrenton. IN green gauZe. pearl ornaments:
Mrs Richardson of Baltimore. black net: Mrs
Haines Of baltimore, ashes Of rOses silk; Misses
May and Ross Mills of Washington, III hight
blue; Mrs. Newton of Washington. in gray
grenadine; Misses Ella and Grace Newton, in
Whit silk. Miss Mary Smith Of Warrenton, black
sisk; Miss Coffin Of Washington. white crepe with
pOmpaiOur waist of cherry and white silk: Mrs
Madeline Muller, white and yellow: Miss Lizzie
Islr. white gsuZe and blue ribbons; Miss
lave, hight blue silk; Mrs. lerby. Mrs. Robin
son, Ar-. Boyle. Mrs John L. Mills Of Washing
ton. Mrs sslter. Mrs. ID. Chamberlaine and
Sirs samuel thamberlalne of Baltimore Dr.
q. shirley Carter of Washington. Messrs. Brad
lev Of SaE Francisco. Newton of Washing
ton. ;. H. kldgeway, JAS Haines and Mai
Richardson d Baltimore. Jas Haines, jr.. of
bfooklyn, Maj Mcintyre. Aessrs. Myer
HOrner, bowman. John Hicks. Shirley, Garner
helth and Fairfax traInes of Warrenton the
Nessrs. SPIllnlla of l.ichmOnI. Mr. Markell of
Missouri. Nr. Semmes of Charleston, s. c.
Nj Robinson Riley Of Washington. Mr.. Robin
Jones. Nr. Shumate. Count Won Renter Of
Baden. Mr.. JOhr l.. Mills. IT,. Mr. Norbonne
Robinson II Washington. Mr.. George ". Graf
I'm Of baltimore. Nix. and Mrs. Murray Forbes
OF NsrrentOn-
Although the rush of the midsummer
season has not Yet begun 1T Is particu-
larry pleasant here iI-t now. The weather is
d"hghifuI!y cool AMI bracIug ami the sense OF
hople-like ease ant comfort tnat prevails forms
a pleasant prelude To- the gaieties that are 10
come. Many prominent MasnIngtonlans are
expected during this season AP
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The Missouri river broke through 'Doniphan
Point at the neck near Atchison Sunday after
noon, transferring the main channel about a
mile east Of where it broke through last week
Jacob kochs house was left standing on an
island of about sixty acres He has transferred
all his possessions to the main land. The house of
a man named King fell into the current yester-
day and was swept away. The river is cutting
the banks on both sides Of the new channel
and the main body Of water flows through it.
The government steamer Alert which passed
Atehison at o'clock yesterday morning. is
stranded near Douiphsn. The river rose six
inches sunday night
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She ms. Com- over to Marry Her Lover.

one oi the steerage passengers on the Gas
eogne. which arrived in New York Yesterday.
was Mercedes Lima Stoller. Born at Berne,
Switzerland. she displayed taste for the stage
At an early age She studied Spanish dancing,
became acquainted With Carmeucita and Otero
and danced with the latter at barcelona A:
Barcelona she met Alfred Duffoure and not
long after theF became engaged Duffoure
came % this country. and four months ago he
sent . message ~ Mercedes 20 Join him in Chi
cako.
Just As she ready to start abe became i'll.
She was taken 70 hospital in charge of the
sissers of Charity. She born Lutheran.
and upon recovery became q Catholic. Duff
f0ure u aid to be chef Of the Wellington Hotel
IN Chicago.
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PROPOS AIS

t.,.N Az ., NIA ENssra -fhOIuSALs MIL az
siytd by the pnaei a, ned until nson "a
AkpNkNpAk. Irlh Tl,.hfH, for Turn slilDs
trisi ~ lay ~ Nb tel mo-e N rcihls - ise
Suit.r. Also urn ~ ng from ~ Ia fth fcei -
tefs OTIS gnC dsiN-rins from Jasl % LOO
sIly IN Ief~~n ~ toe treasurrs one t-fNsn . sna
~ a. b. fsf 90 ny al hiis rs>sfNssi
IANE, B 9ohs>AN. Ss,T~tafr aud rr-s~tr~s Ss.e
pkl.OSALS fO' rhE ANIMAL sUPFLi or
y = t.Unsfs Tor the L. ;. Navy June -. lSas'.-
Seal.d IrlUsal> iniOr~ed ''fruTtsas St.tionefy
tof the 4 : NsNN, 30 h. oirn-a iuiy q. 1871. via
BE- We'd at tie bureau II f'rnNist0nS rfhfng.
O'CLOCK NOON. IlA rNENTA . IkSI, 1901. and
publicly oIeuei Immediately thereafter 20 futl -
t.ie annua suvplE o. stationary she NAVY lafds.
Portsmouth. y. q. Boston. Mass New ora I.asue
cola. ria Man. l>sna. Cal. TIE Naval stations
Nrwlsort *. I New Aaat0n. Conn. Ny West. kls..
anu the Naval A, ecesly. AnEs Iolis. Nd Eank
Of IrotSa.s Wl ~ To- et UKou ara liUstiou
onrrsu. - the ccfnmnndsuts Il the different navy
Yards o. 20 the navy pay Noes The stationary must
usfial naval insiystiou Tie lids, al other thiiss
being equal dssldet by o. The department us-..rNss
the IA ht TO waive deiests hia.
not dee lle1 sdNsntavecus 70 tie sVNernilcnt. kp-
WIN > kMAhl, Pay MASTER eienerAi. l. : Navy.
le.sD-,hS2w
nEPoT QUARTERM ksTER's OfFICE. NASH
II M -tcn. tLC.. June -. 1854 SeslsS y,r,,l oas
triplicst.. snhleT 20 usual rundou- vii r. AVID
here unill O'Clock % WEDNESDAY. ITIN
Nv LNil Sb1ON u. 1871. anu tie uri,l. sufnis
in for leriod siN uioftfs, August
isa -u foFase-strs~ and lrsn as msy ~ requir-l-
~ n 70 thus Once. Envelopes coutain,ng prolosas
should be nasrked lropusal- for furags g. ana al
dressed g g II. DANDY. Deputy 0uartsrgusster osea-
eral. L. =. A. halg-
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The American Furniture Manufacturers Ex-
hibition Association opened III exposition yes
terday at the American Institute building on
Sd avenue. New York. One hundred and fifteen
firms were represented from all over the coun-
try. The object OF the association is to bring
buyers from all parts of the world to one
common center. where they can meet statesmen
of thu various firms and make their selections
by sample. Over 200 dealers have signified
their intention of being present The associa-
ton vii hold semi-annual exhibitions here
after.
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1UNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers,
~ 9Th and ID SITS. n. W.
TRuSTEES SALE OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
FRONTING On TENALLlTOwN ROAD AND
On fIEkCE MILL ROAD, BEING ONE OF THE

GEoRaEToWS ABB rEkhkIYTowNk.r "hhN
s : f.! 2 s e.
Written request q the party secured by said trpst
~ Gfs On tF' q B. fss st.
IIALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ. all that parce1 of land in
the south part Of Mrs. Hrianns Ives land founded
as 70 lows BEGINNING at stake the side the
ine in the center Of the end of intended private
side Of said pmc roea 10 enSe S9 'e sSst
gTees east sS - feet 70 puyals lot thence north
reFa isnsS s with the RO 9i, side Of said road
thsnce north esreeseas 100 s5loOf.es to post
taenrs north o degrees west 900 feet thence south
cress east, 81. BIO to the center of the east
enter Of said road sou:h Co., degrees west 1r 4s
oI iee to the place OF and contain ny
land and being the same land conveyed by Arianna E.
WARD 10 Anstin Herr
balance in three equal rom day OF sale a;
one two and three years with interest at per cent
BY deed OF trust on The property sold to satisfaction OF
2 ar s E. .ls don
yeyancinE, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms of sale
to ans' the
.,,s and eos, Of the deaans pprs hsser
newspaper pubshedin Washington, DC.
MAHLoN AsHfoRb. Trustees.
JOSEPH J. WATERS.>
and seven-eghths 90 OF adjoining will be
sold. making in the aggregate about forty two acres
more or less, Of one Of the d. srabie plats OF
ground for subdivision in that ton having large
frontsges on both roads aud being accessible
railroad.
js2u-dSds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
s~-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
DAY. July SEVENTH. 1891, at HALF-PAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK M BY order of the trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS.
1y2-d&ds Auctoneers.
GALE OF PUBLIC HAY SCALES-OFFICEO OF THE
- Commissioners District of Columbia, Washington,
July =. 1sy1.-On TUESDAY. JULY SEVENTH,
1881, AT the places and times hereinafter named. the
will offer for sale to the highest bidder
the exclusive right and privilege usin the several
District hay scales from August 1891 to July3I S
both inclusive. for the purpose of weighing hay straw
FODDER oats in the straw and live stock. to Wit: No.
situated opposite the post office. at Cniontown, D. c.
al I'm O'CLOCK 4. NJ. No. ,, situated on 9th st.
Sc. between L. 81. and Georgia ave-, at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. No. B. situated on 10th 81. II. W. near
Louisiana ave. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ No 4,
NV. at ONE O'CLOCK M. No. 5. situated IN the
rear OF the market house. Georgetown D. c.. at TWO
O'CLOCK r. NJ No. q. situated at intersection Of
Boundary and SITS 2. e.. at HALF,PAST THREE
O'CLOCK p. VI. No. Z. situated at Brentwood. ID.
G., at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. Parties purchasing will
approved June 20. 1872. entitled an act for the
sale of hay: Terms cash. The purchaser OF any
Of said scales which may be on private property
shall have the right to use them where they
Commissioners. J. ". DOUGLASS H. Ii. ROBERT,
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia. RAT
CLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. Ancts. jyl-6
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Senator Gor1nan's Baltimore Visit.

Senator German was in Baltimore yesterday
and spent most of the day in conference with
the democratic city and county leaders at the
Carrollton Hotel. He LETT for Washington in
the afternoon. 1t is said the situation in refer
euce to the next legislature was one of the sub
jects discussed. The control Of the next gem
eral assembly is AS important from the party
point of view as the nomination of the guber-
natoriai candidate, and it is given out that the
latter shall not be made to jeopardize the legis-
latiye prospects. The alliance. it is said, has
already captured the ticket in Kent.
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German Expedition Repulsed,

Adispatch from the Camcroons, west Africa,
announces that the German explorer, DR.. Tint
graft. who. with armed escort, is exploring
the interior of the country, has been repeatedly
repulsed by the natives. DIR. Zintgraf. the dis
patch adds, has been wounded and his escort
have completely lost courage. The German
government considers the revolt of the natives
to be serious and IL taking energetic measures
for its suppression. The African colonial
press also represents that there 10 danger Of q
general uprising in east Africa, and that the
natives are well armed
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CITY AND DISTRICT

eF The special value 81 TIE EVENING STAR
TO advertisers II the fact that it is not thrown
away after once being read. but passes through
half dozen pairs Of hands at least before
being tossed asi.ie. This IS ne ddcaitGJs pre-
st7.tsG D.. taI.ailq fa.,-snrl.r
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The steamship Elder, which arrived at New
York yesterday, reports that the servia, which
sailed from there last saturday, is disabled and
lie returning TO the city. An accident occurred
TO her machinery and she is being towed in by
the steamer Chester. When the Servia sailed
on saturday She bad on board a great number
Of passengers, including Prince George OF
Greece and many wel-known Chicago people.
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Attorney General Miller arrived yesterday
afternoon at Cape May Point the guest of
the President. Postmaster General Wanna
maker arrived at the cottage. Mrs. Harrison,
Russell Harrison, Lieut.. and Mrs. Parker and
Mrs Dimmick were out on the inlet sailing and
fishing during the day. Hon. Charles Emory
chat with the President.
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a Radical Change for Buffalo.

The attorneys o: the Erie county. NY.
board Of supervisors have rendered an opinion
at The request OF the chairman of the board to
the effect thar chapter III of the law of 1855.
which at the tine Of its enactment only was of
frce IN Kings county. IL now operative in
Lrie county. that countv now having over
$4,000 inhabItants- The effect will be that a
radical change must be made in the method OF
assessing, appOrtiOalng and collecting taxes.
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ARTHUR A. BIRNEl. Arus's
iy3-dts AIS La ave nv


TRr STEES SALE OF LOT, 23xsI. ON FIRST
STREET WEST BErMEEN PENNSlLyANIA
ANENcE AND NoRTH STREET. IMPROVED
BY THREE-SToRY BkICk HOUSE
By virtue Of a deed of dated June 10. A ID.
lsso, and duly recorded in iber No. lsO4. folio
seq the Land records the District Of Column
oia and at the request Of the party secured thereby
We Will sell az public auction in front of the premises
Oh WEDNESDAY, JlLl rIl lkENIH. A. IL Istil,
at hA1f-PAS1 FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ. the follow IA
Described real estate In WASHINGTON city. said Di-
trct. To wit: The front 25 said Ifrst street by
equal width the depth u ~ feet lot No.
toll su, d vision OF lot - square No Ia
Eetner with tie improvements thereon-a substantial
three-story brick dwelling
, Terms OF sale one-tbird cash. Of which $500 must
he paid At time of sale ami the balance i'm equal pay
ments in one and two years. with Ier cent
per Annunl. payable semi-aflnually bc 10y
purchasers notes and deest property
SonNeyanCing ami rerOrdlng at purchasers ctst.
Terms OF sale TO colnled With ia days after
sale else trustees reserve rish to resell risk aud
cost of purchaser I'm default
NM. +. HOFFMAN.
i:Ssl b ~. NV o..
ARTHUR A. BIRNET, trustees
jyJ-dts - La
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The commander Of the British naval officers
in Newfoundland waters has issued an order
closing ffty-eight lobster factories along the
French coast. which, it is alleged. are running
in violation of the modus viveudi. Over q
thousand fishermen and others are thrown out
OF employment. Much indignation prevails
and il the season passes without q collision it
will be strange
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T ATIMER b SLOAN, Auctionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp
PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH STREET BE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyFp
PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH STREET BIZ
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated November l.,
1sS5 recorded in Liber No. l156. folo 10 ct SEQ one
of the land records Of the District Columbia aud
District of Columbia made the .,.3i usy o, june
1891 IN the Of John &. Head. trustee vs. Robert
R. White ct al. No: IL Lo. equity docket 81 We viii
sell 10 the highest bidder, in of the premises
on THURSDAY. the y NTH DAY OF JULY lS.Jl AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following
described real estate. situate the city ol NASH
ington. District OF Columbia. to wit: Part OF lot
nIne 90 Of Davidsons subdivision of square num-
bered two hundred and fourteen c2l4 DIES rlbed as
ner OF said lot aud running thence L., 80 feet
thence south % feet anu inches thence west - 20
feet thence north feet thence west l26 feet and d
inches to the line OF 18th and thence north
~ feet and inches to the place Of beginning The
east ~ feet by the width said part lot
TO be sod subject to right OF way fAyor OF
sub lot. ~
Terus Of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money
In caah and the balance two equal instsllments in
one and tvo years with interest of sale at the
rate Of nA go per cent per annui payable sent
nusy To lie secured BY the pronissory notes Of the
purchaser and deed Of trust the property sold or
a.! cash 81 the option of the deposit of
YOU WIN be required OF the purchaser the time Of
vale All conveyancing ~ the cost Of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale be complied with IN ten days
resell the property at the risk and the default
ing purchaser.
A. s. WoRTHINGToN, Trustee.
NEAL T. MURRAY. Trustee
ye<o-u@os BIB ~ ST. n ".
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~ VIZ Pa ave. n Y.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN AVA.
LDN yIERkAGE,", BLING On HARRISON
COSTA. D. c.. By AUCTION.
By virtue of deed OF trust given TO and duly
corded in Liber No Las folio IS ct seq. q tine
land records OF the District of Columbia, and the
written request Of the payies secured thereby will
ell BY PnBIIC Auc lion. IN Fko.sl OF THk
PREMISES, On TUESDAY, JULY FoURrEENl h.
1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following de
sribed real estate in the county Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. to wit: All that certain
piece OF parcel Of isnu and premsss known and dis
tfnguished as and being LOT No fifteen o) in Avalon
terrsce ~ the same 10 duly recorded in county iiber
folio 81. Of the land records In the Surveyor
once Of the District Of Columbia toxetler with the
improvements. ways, easements. Embellishments and
appurtenances to the belonging Otherwise APP
pertaining.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance I'm and two
bearing interest from the sy Of sale the
Of per cent per all cash. the purchasers
option deposit of SlUU required ~ the time OF
II the terms sale not complied with IN fifteen days
from the day Of the trustees the night
resell the property the 1sk and OF the defautins
purchaser after nve days sdversenept in some news
paper published I'm Washington. D. &. All convey
anetng and recording, ke,. st pnrcha.ers cost
H. A. 3klsMOLD.S rr,,...~.
tyl-dkds J. D. BAKER )
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THOMAS BOWLING & son, Aucticneer..

CONTENTS OF THE wELL-KNoWN REsTAU-
kNiH STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR PENN
SYLEANlA AVENUE.
We will sell public auction on WEDNESDAY
JULY EIGHTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ
contents Of the above restaurant and hotel consisting
Room Suites. Walnut N. T. sideboards, Donble and
Single Nardrobes. Hat Racks. Walnut anu Ash
french Piste M,rr9rs HAIR Mattresses. Beadins and
grain Carpets. Oh Cloth. Toilet Ware stoves Bar
Counters. steam Bar with copper bscl and covers.
Ice Boxes. Stools. Show Cases, Patent Oyster Box
screens National Cash Register Ice Cream Freezsrs
and Fiiterers, large Outside Lamps, Awnings and
Dishes and . variety of Crockery and Glass Ware
Knives. Forks, Spoons. &c. large Range, large
trns. Foot kod. lot Of signs. Closets. &C.. and
tyZ-M 1HOS, BOWLING SON. Aucts
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LADIES GOODS.

4 WAY FASHIONABLE AODIsIL
Al frenrh sly lee and very cheap the suuiulsr.
Call and
N"-Sf sis 9TH II a
WANTED LADIES 10 kNaw WILL MAZE
" dres>'ys. yAczets and taor- made At
Pies uiroush TIE summer mUntAs, IeTi.,t ~ aud
sly Is. /. Bi 1l-Eh. llls Gst Je,Sl.an
l. EtNCt ACCORDION TLAIIfNG REDUCED
a Tor tie resi- OF tins s-asr lars' skirts Ter
Ia thll,irell sAifts. "a. yd. Annie plAiti ~
&c per Sd aid az. Yauki.s. a p~r "A a. NJ
LUCAS. sss sEE 81. nv. .pin :g,,.
tktNCH phElN0. SECURING AND DRY CLAN
- mp sthhil shnItnf. 49, New AGRA flrst-
class ladies and Aeni- NORA 81 -Nrry les- I,Itiuu
ct IfNs ~ lis
ANTON AND CAfOllNF Lynch. b,r,nerlx VIII
n i~il'f Sha Aatsvh aiIese. faf4s. uikH
Nj KS GRO WAGNER. 1876 l41H ST NV
-ft tfss "a stnoance that She has ul.f new nd
complete establishment II Humsu Hair tsU,.- aud
lNlAet Arty-es al n ostteF YFsi'-rel SAgrsso
ana bfcss Hair IN shooter tame tran l.ore na 90
htr new nietLods. toNh!'h size sstSally invite,
AeAtaoh VI tAe a@oles % NhsuinstOn.
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on OREGON AyTNIE Nj

l144
By virtue Of decree PASSED by the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia in eq uty cause No H. al
lwtll ouer fot sae at punc anetlon. ia front OF the
1891. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ lot let
tered =. in H. Magruder's subdivision lots TO- H.
II and Is. IN square numbered lo2 in the city of
Washington. District OF Columbia.
, Terms Of sale Onethird OF the purchase money TO
be paid In cash and the balance g. II and Is months
with interest thereon az the rate OF per er au-
mum, or all in cash, at option of purchaser deposit
OF &lUO TO he made at time sale. Sale be Closed
within ten days deposit to be forfeited All convey
ances 1t the cost of purchaser
MHITEFIELD NcKINLAY Trustee
jy2-d&ds tcS6 street Northwest
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VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY AT sUIT.
: LAND, PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MAkY-

AZ .uct,on. on TUESDAY. July FoURrxENTH.
Ct ,HAiF.rAsT I'VE NJ on the pr.misss We will
Anacossi. and y mile. nom New Ssidss, tas .asas
scusrix or 8. T. suit. to Robest I: etmpeoa end
corded in Ilbef J. w. B.. No. Ia folio $40, CO.. one
This being vesy desirable piscs Of ecpsrty should
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