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EDWARD MALLEY SUED.
Another Member Of q Noted New Haven
Family Is In Trouble.

Il
member Of the Malley family is again t.
provide New Haven with a sensation. Edward
Malley has been sued for breach of promise by
Mrs Marie Reinhart Coming as this an.
nouncement does right after the suicide of Mrs
Christina Cramer, mother of Jennie Cramer, il
will again cause widespread discussion of the
peculiaritics of the Malleys. and tho conduct
OF the father and son since the finding of the
body of the poor girl on savin Rock beach.
Edward Malley, or, as he is more generally
known, "Old Ed" Malley, 10 the father of
Walter Malley and the uncle Of James NAL
ley They are the young men, who. with
| Blanche Douglass, tried for causing
Jennie Cramer's death. Edward Malley il
rich. 1t is estimated that he il a large owner Of
| New Haven real estate, and his big dry goods
| store Yields him q handsome income. He is
over sixty years of age though he looks to be
not over fifty. The plaintiff in the breach of
promise suit was at one time a governess in
Mr.. Malley's house. She now lives in New
York.
She is described by one who knows her we'll
as a remarkably handsome woman, cultured
| and intellectual, apparently thirty-ive or
Irish woman. She married q German named
Remnant in England. After living together q
few years they were divorced. She went to
New York. The first wife of Edward Malley
uieu auout Two years prior W tue SdVIn ROCK
tragedy. Mr.. Mslley married again in 1855.
His bride was young woman named Byrne,
who lived on Park avenue In New York with
her grandfather, Michael Byrne who had ac-
cumulated q considerable fortune in Cali
fornIa.
She went to New Haven to live in the Malley
mansion on Derby street She died in 1889,
leaving two small children for her husband to
bring up. 1t soon after her death that
Mr. Malley sought governess for the babies.
He found one in Mrs. Marie Reinhart, who
now sues him because. she says he deceived
her by promising to marry her and by caus-
ing her to drink much champagne. Accord
ing to information furnished, she lived in
Mr.. Malleys house and governed his chill
dren for about six months She left suddenly,
returning to New York. where she is now
living.
Ii said that she intended to sue Mr. Malley at
that time for breaking his agreement made when
he engaged her as governSss. But she didn't.
She waited until a few months ago. when she
went to New Haven and made a statement to
Lawyer Charles s. Hamilton, on the strength
OF which he drew up II complaint against Mr..
Nalley, making the more sentimental and in
terestins charge of breach of promise to marry,
and demanding several thousand dollars dam
ages The papers have been served upon Mr..
Naliey.
1t is understood that Mrs. Rsiuhart asserts
that Mr.. Malley is the father of her child which
was born while she was living in boarding
house IN New York. She is said to have SUBJ
United letters to her lawyer, written to her by
Mr. Malley. in which he admits the childs pa
ternity. These letters, it is said, also contain
closures OF money in amounts ranging from so
to $50.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE ACRES OF LAND AT
JENNINGS, DC. FRONTING ON THE
SHERIFF ROAD. HIGHLY IMPROVED.

By virtue Of deed of trust dated November f. $780,
and duly recorded IN lber No l5iU
land Records OF tie District of Co unbin
quest OF the party secured thereby default
made IN the same tie UnGe rsiSn.d, therein
named Will sell al pubic auction of tine prem
Uses on TUESDAY. JULY TWEEN rY-ElEHTn, 1891
at -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. lot No. B. aiming i've
acres; in John II. W Burey's subdivision Part Of
the Sierif estate 'Bsalls Adventure, the
isrecorded IN Aoer Gov Shepherd. No. /, folio g.
said District
Ihe property is improved by . comfortable frame
dweilins OF eight rooms in good condition 10 beaut-
iuiiy located and has on It large quantity OF bearing
ifult trees. well shaded &C.. &c fronts the Sheriff
road, is susceptible OF division with PROFIT and
short walk station
Terms OF sale: One thous.n nd dollars cash. 600 Of
which must be paid the day sale. and the balance
IN equal payments in two three years from the day
OF sale, to ne secured by the notes. bearing
interest at per cent from the day of SALE and deed
oil trust on the property sold to satisfaction Of the
trustees. ali cash, the option purchaser.
Sonveyancng and recording OF the purchaser
Terms o. sale to be complied with within ten days
from the day else the right
Sell again VI the and of the purchaser de-
fault. MARION DUCKEII
jy16-1Ot Gil F St. NV. Washington. d. C.
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THE HANOVER MURDERER.

Montreal Detectives Believe That Almy il
Still In That City.
Detectives at Montreal say they are positive
that Frank Almy, the New Hampshire MUIR
derer, is in the city and has not left by any OF
the ocean steamships although rumors to the
latter effect have been current. In proof of
this they say that the gold ring identified as his
by the American detectives now at Montreal
was sold in secondhand store long after the
departure Of the steamer Monaghan. in which
he is said to have escaped. The dominion i'm
migration agent says that a man who he is al
most certain was Almy applied to him on We'd
nesday for work or ASSISTANCE. first claiming
that he had just come from England. but sub
sequently admitting that he was from the United
States.
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Marylnnd's Primaries on SATURDAY..

Montgomery county on Saturday expressed
itself enthusiastically in the primaries FOR
Spencer C. Jones for governor.
In Howard county Senator ". d. Peters was
defeated IN the second district by Mr.. Rogers.
Ahegany county declared for Brown and Cor
man.
Queen Anne's primaries resulted in favor Of
Brown Tor governor, Brown :or state and
onitod States Senator and Brown for state
treasurer.
Frederick instructed its delegates to vote as q
unit II the state convention, and thew were
not further instructed
Caroline county is FOR Brown and Gadd.
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Gov. Pattison VIII Testify.

Gov. Pattison has written a letter to the
councils investigation committee Of Philadel-
phia, in which he says that he has been in
formed that the chairman of the committee
mailed him letter on the ed instant. request
ing his appearance at q meeting Of the COM
mittee on the Gath. The governor saws he has
not yet received the letter. He SAYS that it will
give MIN great pleasure TO be present at any
meeting OF the committee if given reasonable
Notice as to the time and place Of such
meeting.
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Senator Quay Has No Intention of Resirnin-.

SehHt0f VuAy dAs NO 'Htention UI HeAtgnfng.
Senator Quay late Saturday night, at his
home in Beaver. Pa, was shown the dispatch
from Philadelphia which stated that intimate
political friends Of the Senator's throughout
the state said he was determined to resign his
seat III the United States Senate upon the meet
ing Of Congress in December next. When
asked if the statement was true Senator QUAY
replied: Its a fake pure and simple. / have
not SC much As thought of 1t, and really don't
see why the story started, for there is no
foundation for it whatever"
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A Church steeple struck by L,xhtnt,~

During heavy thunder storm at Greenyille.
Pa. yesterday the tail sseepls of the Unite
Presbyterian Church was demolished by light
ming Rev. Scouller was just finishing his SER
mon and sbou: two hundred people were in the
building. The greatest excitement prevailed
fos awhile and panic was only averted by the
most strenuous exersions. No one was injured
and the congregation dispersed after Offering Q
prayer Of Thanksgiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-27

A Boulangist demonstration held yesterday
in Paris was attended by 1900 persons. NJ.
Deroule1e, in a speech, eulogized the steadfast
patriotism of Gen. Boulanger. A resolution
was put demanding that the French govern
ment recall Ambassador Herbette from Berlin
and that the government treat Germans in
France as the Germans treat Frenchnien in
Alsace- Lorraine. but the resolution was
drowned in an uproar. free fight ensued. a
crowd Of anarchists entering the meeting hall
and putting the Boulangists to rout
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Views From the silver Couptrv

A few days ago. the Denver Times addressed
the following circular to the republican editors
Of Colorado: First. Are you in favor of the re-
nomination Of President Harrison? Second
If not, why not? Third. Who is your iavorite
candidate for President? A great many replies
have been received, IS per cent of which give
Blaine us the favorite % per cent for Harrison
and the rest scattering. From the letters il is
seen that the opposition to Harrison is On ac-
count OF his wellknown anti-silver views.
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Abused His Position a. Post Trader.

Ex-Alderman James Finlsy Of Kansas City,
for long time post trader at Pine Ridge, 8.
D., and ono of the whites there during the
ghost dance troubles has been dismissed by
the government This is the elimination Of
the recent charges OF immortality against Fin
lay, brought about by the death of pretty
cago.
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Ten,,y and Lonrstreet Matched.

Pulsifer's Tenny and Dryers Longstrcet
have beer matched to race one and one-quarter
miles over the Morris Park race course on July
80 tor $1,000 side. The association is to add
-, 500. The match is a certainty, as the owners
have signed contract. Both horses are TO
carry 1876 pounds.
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Car shops o: Springfield Sold.

The East street shops Of Springfield. Ohio,
have beef sold to the Cleveland Car
Company, composed of Cleveland, New York
and Chicago capitalists, WHO will organize
within thirty days The price agreed on is
S2eO. COZ, two-thirdS Of the appraisement, one
tbi-d Of purchase money to De paid in sixty
days lie company viii put the plant in opera
ti0A At once and VIII employ LTge number Of
nacu.
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wayman Given 60 Days More OF Life. -
Application having been made for executive
clemency in behalf of Samuel Z. Wayman,
sentenced to be executed on August next at
Genesee, n. Y, for the murder Of Emery
Thayer in 1885, Gov. Hill has granted . respite
for sixty days.
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4JS Louisiana ave. r,x
BERNARD LEONARD, Z Irustees.
4O1 AZ st. sw.
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN. Auct. ty2a-dkds


K ~ - " ''''''0le''
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE No. OBJ T. STREET
NOETHWEST. IN The CITY OF WASHING
TON.
On THURSDAY. THE THiRTIETH DAY OF
the premises will offer for sale at public the
western part OF lot g. in square No. Dts, WASHINGTON
D. C.. fronting 20 ieet L stree. northwest with
depth Of 100 4eet to public alley improved BY sub
s<nta brick dwelling house stories and base
ment, IL rooms, al modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest of sale, secured by deed
OF trust upon the property all cash. at purchaser
option 4 deposit of 300 required time OF sa a.
Terms to be complied with twenty day or rig hi
reserved to resell at rsa and defaultin2 pur-
CHASER after three days advertisement In news
paper pub ished III Washington u. C. All Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost.
JAMES l.. NORRIS, Executor
tyoO-dNls ,tI, and -
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hCNCANoON BROS, AuctIoneers,
~ 9Th and d Sta n W

CHI ;NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
LAST CORNER OF ii AND EiGHTH sTEEETS
NohrhwEsT. KNOWN AS 'GOCKELER's
BY virtue or decree OF the Supreme Cour. of the
District Of Columbia the twenty second day Of
July. A. ID. 1891. in equity number II, .}55
Where Gott.ob Gockeer ct al. are compartments ami
Minnie c. Cooke or ct al defendants, the under
sened Will offer for sale. public auction front OF
tue prellises ON WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY
OF AUHAsT, A. ID. 1891. at HALF-pAST FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, d. c. Part OF orig
inal lot turec 90 in square hundred and twenty.
lour 4?.), beginning for the same at the southwest
corner OF said sqtare and runun- thence along the
north line OF VI street east twenty CID feet eight
90 liCnes thence north to the line of said lot
thence due twenty CID feet eight 90 me hes
TO Ligth street. and thence .outn to the place OF
teginning
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash and the balance in two equal installn.
aud two years. with interest IRON day sale
lie secured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold
or AL cash. ct the option OF the purchaser. deposit
OF rwo hundred $500 dollars viii be required the
time OF sac. Ali conyeyanc and recording at the
purchasers cost. LION TOBRINER, Trustee.
jy'.o-dGds No. 336 40 st. nv
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u ATCLltFE, DAKK 4 CO.. Auctloneers.

SCOTT AVENUE NEAR SEVENTH STREET
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded Libsr
!or the District Of Columbia and at the request of
party secured the eby, We will sell at pubic auction
III front of the premises, on FRIDAY, SEVENIH
D.i OF AUGUST. Al 1871, at SIX O'CLOCK r.
M the following descr bed real estate uatad in the
city OF Wash nSton. District Of Columbia, to wit:
Lot nunte ed twentysiX % IN s. J. Gass' subdi-
vision OF LOT No. two 90 in Geo Ia yors vision
OF part OF tra. OF land called Pleasant Plains, to-
getner with the improvements. &c.
ler.ils One-thiro cash. the balance in one and two
yesrs- per cent interest. payable senannuaiy,
cured Dy deed Of trust upon the premists sod all
cash, al the option OF the purchaser deposit OF
xO required at the time OF sale II the terms Of sale
are not tonpiied with in fifteen days the dsy
sae the es res rive tine rt sell the property
t the ri:k AID COS: of the defautg purchaser after
nNe DAYS OF sac resale IN some news
paper pnpshed:n WASHINGTON. d. G. AllconveyancinS
aud recording at tho cost Of the pure haser.
MilDN NJ. PARKER
iY.ep-NN6S IL * IruSte09.
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THOMAs BOWLING SON. AUcrIoNEERs.

xSsIGNEE'S SALE OF FIXTURES AND COW.
TENS OF GROCERY STORE 100 STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of an assignment to me- recorded In Iaber
1872 folio Of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia viii sell at public AUCTION the preniaes
on MONDAY, AUGUST THIRD 1891, a TIN
O'CLOCK A. M. all the Fixtures and Fittines in stors
sHkLyING, COUNTERS, MAT RACKS. NEAT
BINS. OANNiSTERS, IkON SAFE DESK. ne
And all the FIXTURE necessary In the conduct 81
nrsscisss grocery Ineee goods are all new, in per.
ret order and VIII b sold rseardlsss Of cost.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. Assignee.
Uoo Sun building.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR / CO., Aucuoneer.
FUTURE DAYS,
,VEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

DRUG STORE AT AUCTION. NO 1415 n STREET
NORIHEAST, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY
TNENTY-NiNTH, AT ZEN O'CLOCK A. II.
NON DOING A GOOD business; WILL BE
TTtittEnLD WITH 9TH 81 fiXi TKAS As Az v En-
BE DISPOSED oFiS DETAIL; MUST BE SOLD;
LOW EENI. STOCK CAN BE INSPECTED
ANY TIME UNTIL MORNING OF SALE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer..
VALUABLE PROPERTY ATAN,

6 TaGE ao nj "A aSS4os
Loo ioos so5 and BIO Ee.peetively. one q the land
SOFT hf
copmbia; lots $ and S9 40 and Il 10;
Rss q SAID saodysSn az GUY recorded IN county
Of CoupI together with improvements large
frame COTTAGES
., sio6 ~ e r 70 '1 Sn p pa
sce 81 r pSPsIy at the e Of sae All
e compiled with within ten days after sale, other
tine risk and cost of the dsfautns purchaser pur
P ERNIE 3 81 aA 6xl11AoHAs.S Trustees.
!e1e-dAds 142o New York ave.
,1THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
JULY SIXTH y slssl :. a.
psos y7d&d.l By order Of tie t r1sa :n0
yTHE ABOVE 10Y SALE IS RSsIroXE1 UNrItt
jy13-d&ds By order Of the trustees.
eeun. Of the rain Until A fhURsDaf . JGLY fwES.
yoad. same hour and ga order 9.
AR sH au sA1E II 5I2Y q
skLESiH. same hour and place.
~ 9th and D sts NV.
TRUSTEES gGs x SALE 4g, QE , TT9-sT9EY FRAME
STREET. UNIOAIOWN.
By virtue of two deeds trust. duly recorded in
t2 ct seq. ofthe land records the District of Co
lum!ia and At the written request of the party
ssIsaE So
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY. AID. 1891. AT SIX
O'CLOCK P. NJ, all those pieces parcels Of land
situate and being i'll Uniontown in the county of Wash
lngton, District OF Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat or plan oi SAID UniOntown as and being
lots numbered five hundred and ninety eight $685.
FIVE hundred and ninety nine (59!D and six hundred
GOOD, together with ali ana singular appurte
ents to the same belonging in anywse appertain-
ing.
eighteen months notes to be given bearing per cent
per annu, interest semi annually, and to be
cash at option Of purchaser. H deposit Of 500 re
CURED at time OF sale. ConveyancIng. &c, at pur-
days, otherwise the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and the uitn9 pur-
chaser after ave days of such
HENRY II. BERGMAN, / r,..
jyl5-d&ds ChflsTIAh q. LEDERER.j trustees
II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctloneers.
GOOD TIREE.sTORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH
SETS AvESUE SoRTHWEsT H. rs 6' Be RE-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTIETH,
ISL at SIX O'CLOCK will offer for sale in front
Terms CASH: kAICLiFFE. DARR & CO..
yl5d&ds Auctloneers
i1-THE ABOVE SALES POSTPONED ON AC.
hN HA ss hNT HUN Mo SHb E yWI
RA1CLIFfE. DARR 4 CO..
jy22d&ds Aucrloneers
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAAS.
T .ATIMER SLOAN. Auctoneers.
BILLIARDS.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE KIRKwooD
BILLIARD PARLORs. CORNER OF FIJI
TENTH AND G STREETS. AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING IN PART:
3 Brunswick Balke-Collender Company Billiard Ia
z Pool Tables and two sets of Pool Balls;
81 ss s o the SsS,
Walnut Tables.
j Elexant Clock.
S&assisiJ T coaS hqlss
% On T rHaURb JULY rH1Rr1ErH, 1891, com.
mencinz at TIN O'CLOCK, We shall sell the entire
offered as xhos ana il Ros 50 soid viii then e sold
n; b The only reason for selling is that Mr..
kiriwood Is giving up that branch of his business.
tysa-dts LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioueers.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctionosrs
sskF ~ ASST5 Sc 1F
yy ThEkqs s6 sEnEET BETWEEN Il AND i
1891 FIVE O'CLOCK, viii sell. in mont Of IN:
PART LOTS q, "a z ND SUB LOT 12o.
IN SQUARE NO 9~l,
arse ley improved By three wsli@aaiIs t~o.t 10
Mx-roon brick houses. with modern inlproyemsuis
TINS property is near the street snd heric line
and an eiegsnt opportunity for investment.
Terms: One-third cash. balance one and two yearx
interest at the rate Of per annum or ali
cash. at The purchasers option deposit OF siOo on
eaen house at time of sale. Terms to be complied
with in fifteen days or right TO resell at the risk and
cost Of detau ting purchaser is reserved All convey
'ns.ns .0'0'ns' A EiTG Hifesist bSsk CO..
tyS4dkds Auctioneers.
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ID IcHMoND AND DlNvuIE RAILROAD co.

IL
~ Schedule in effect june :. iss,l.
GA :, rams cave aid arrive a. iennsylvSnA P.ssen-
80 sin.-Da.,y tor lynrhburv. stor- At all sta
ngns. Come 8 AZ CaNerton tor wsuenton and tsa-
with Nor,oik and Western Raiirosd .or Eo.no1.,
s ,, sythevi e. Bristol. knoHv.!-s. Chattanooga
~ u, a..a:-Da,y for Manassas. w.rr.nton ana
clarotiesyille ttons. C'saI-Ah. ani dhi6 RAJ way
ISnear On p S,G m.s nai har slr'ns; ami iss
North Carolina BlNslun Salisbury ions
south CsroInl npvisun. and siatlon. Atlanta ana
Charlotte plyis,on 10 A. ANITA. Nher- eopnstion e
as s 10 mon station ioi All prn Ial Iuints south
Pullman Buffet sleeier. New York and Washington
10 NeH oi cans VA A0nlgOiIeIy and Mobile and fuL-
i'anyIlie with Pullman se~per ion Augusta "a o
nhin.a aud at Gres nsioro wan Pullman s.esIsr
- a. an and - p n-Daily except Sunday. for
$50 lE-DA.y except SUNDAY. tor wArrenton AMI
| fsuquier v hite sulphur ~ ungs.
wEsffKS tfsiiIsrfihb5 fi MI hSh snrIH
cent Train of Pullman h-s.bui.d l..Arss run-s,ins
smokIng Library snd Ohservstiun cars OF the at.si
a anu mos Mnsniitnt ami Luminous DesfH cult
TINS trais ia connection with fIrstc a. IlGN.s nat
any point. Arrives Atlanta : ., u mi n, Low ~
DAP natins ilnned~t. connections with last trans
MERIDIAN. Sew Orleans ana Nicisburx VIA BirIiiliI.
n 90 p. m.-Daily. Southern Express Cor Inch.
nurs psnNile. or-enstoTo. kaleish, sg.Is5nry aud
aud stations south CsrUiina DiSls., 10 Hayus.s nd
stations Atlanta and Chad tie DIVISION 20 Atlanta,
Ro.nts south and soutnSest Through c,-cnss Neg
Pullman Bune, Sleeper. Now York 10 KnoxviiI. vi.
iyngnbuTTS. pAn'liie. Salisbury sad hestern North
Pullman Buffet sleepe-. Washington to New orleaa.
TRAINS OK MEs hin, ana
kaye WASHINGTON an. daily. U:..5 D m. daaiy and
-. p m, e1ceI; suniAy keturnIns, ArrlyesI "as-
celt SUNDAY.
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RALTIM0EE q OHIO RAILROAD.
- Srhciue n effect May 10. 1921
Leave washington from STATION corner New rer~.v
avenue ana street.
For Chira2o snd Northwest, Assf buied lfmisei,r
pres trains. Al 30 a M. $50 81 Ia. daily.
For CINCINNATI. ~. LOUIS and lEdiHnapolis Nssti-
buled i.snited 3;3l. express II 80 n fu. daily
Tor PttsourE aud Cleveland. skpr,~s daily. sssS
FOR Lexington and stanton tlo1oam.
for Winchester and way stations, ~ 30 n IN
for LuTay. 'o..D. e 40 DIE
for hoaloke knoxville. Gnattanoocn ard Merrphi.
iYio I, m; daily sieeplns car THROUGH 10 Memphis.
Tor baltlinors. Week days, Isus, 30. g b. ~
$50 600. a. mInutesI. ~, 80 DO o. as min ute-l
u 3D. N. ~ ~, 2so. 245 t3 10. - IuinuIesl g "a
- 81. 20 t5;lo 10 ninut-sl. al a. 30
Sundays. 4O5. Z: ~ gsap. - nnuIesl so. $40
lU:OO. +5 lihnutss). N Is s.m.. 40 2sll a.
35. 3:3l. $500 % 10. ~ minutssD. to d IS 90
$50 300 II ~. lI 30 pm
PA. sundays, s;3sa.m.. 43l 2. an.
tor frederick, III 80 81 10. f:i 3D. "a 30 D. m
1 or hagerstown, 10 40 an aud % 20 M.
kOlAL Blue Linz fOk Mn YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Tor Philadeiphis. New orb. Boston. and the East,
daily sos. 500 1880. Dining Car, IA :5 m = q
to;lo. Dining Carr, $50 I'll 80 o. M. Sleeping Car.
op.n at 40 800 clockl.
buist tarlor Cars on all daytrains
Tor boston, 80 l.. IN. with Pullman buffet Sle-p-
inS Car running through boston without chan,V
wa fouznAeelsie Bridge. lsndlIr pAssensers n
D. NJ. stetlon At Boston.
For ATLANTIC elty. .05. 1000 and IL - an Sun
Gays, $50, II sso q. ~
tor time OF suburban trains tabl.s TO leh,I
OF az ticket agents.
tEncept sunday. Daily, ,sund,y only.
bazssse called Tor and clecked from isoets aud resi-
dsnces py mon Transfer 90. . -ckss
orloes. olssnd 1871 Ia ave. aud Al Il pos. =
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-27
p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneers.

DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY AND MANsARD
ko3F BRICK HOUSE NINE ROOMS. ALL
STREET NORTHEAST.
On THUnSDAl AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTY
THIRD. 1891. ST SIX O'CLOCK, We viii offer for
sale. in front of the premises,
LOT 20. SQUARE sos,
Improved by q weli-buit three-storT and manssr nd
rooI brick house with al modern improvements
inns sale should command the attention OF parties in
search 81 home or an investment.
Terms on-thi,d cash. the balance in one and two
years AT cent ured deed on tie
srty sod deposit OF 800 required at the time s
SAFE. erms TO be compled with ten days, other
wise rig Mt reserved TO resell tine property the risk
and cost OF the defaultinE purchaser i've DAYS
advertisement Of such resale in newspaper pub
Hshed IN Warrington, ID. &. All convey ancing and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser.
jyl1-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
sFTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
COUNT OF the until TUESDAY, TWENTY
EiuHTH DAY Oh JULY, 1891. same hour and place
ty24-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DAaR L CO., Aucts