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STORAGE BATTERY PATENTS.
Important Decision Settling q dispute {
Long Standing.

Long Standing.
Following the legal decision touching the
Edison electric light patents, whereby Edison
is insured an enormous fortune in addition to
that which he already possesses, the electrical
world was treated yesterday to another broad
decision, whereby the Brush patents for the
manufacture and use Of storage batteries in the
United States are made solely valid The de-
cision was filed by Judge Coke in the United
States circuit court for the southern district Of
New York in the case Of the Brush Electric
Company against the Electric Accumulation
Company, and by its terms the storage battery
patents of Charles F. Brush are sustained.
This brings substantially to all end the litiga-
ton which has for the past five years waged be-
tween the Julien Electric Company, the Brush
Electric Company and the Electric Accumula-
tor Company for the control in this country Of
the manufacture and use of storage batteries,
and it removes the obstacles hitherto standing
in the way Of the introduction by street rail-
ways in every part OF the United States of
storage battery traction in opposition to the
various cable and trolley systems.
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Anxiously Awaiting the verdict-Mors
Anonymous Letters.

| "~nS AAous Aetsehs-
The large crowd Of curious citizens snc
| anxious reporters that thropoed the cour-
bon.. =. Co,,,r,hr. or. $500 -t..-..,,
-. '' oo'
"nu i"s' evening waiting ior 'ne return Oh
verdict by the Elliott jury, were not little
| surprised to receive direct information from
the room about 9 n. M. that the iury had retired
| for N. n;oht Th. o., "a, IN t.r,n.r,
,..' ~"
eApiains 'his' nu' no Veroic' mao oeen reached
| and 1t was with reluctant feelings that the
crowd gave up the vigil From Q secret source
il was learned that the iury stood to a man
.oo;ns, o.. .,,,,..s tn -. ~ ,rir,.
e' 'no "''uSeu' ING ueHie' "
however, had not peen settieo upon, OUT from
the charge to the jury it can hardly with any
consistence be else than first degree. The first
' Vi 'io July uPoh ,c.l, ~. ".'e sne 60
T. pee = Er.nLi;r aorn,x .chooi 60 n;nsr
was selected.
Great excitement prevailed on the streets
last hight ana there was consldeiapie Detun8
on 'ne result, though the length OF time ALREADY
consumed seemed 10 De PuZzier.
INTEREST IN THE TRIAL.
The greatest interest was manifested at the
court house durinp the afternoon that has aver
hoo, -, ~. 10 80 .r;.I h.-..oto-. a., a..
oU. ~ any -.
county hundreos OF iaoies Pusnea tnem-
serves 10 the 'front.' ana many, IeennS ,nat tney
couid not get Dack II they once ieit the court
room, carried luncnes, remaining curing the
noon houI: IN the meantime the attorneys
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Tightness Of Money Caused the Failure.

The sheriff in New York has taken pos
session OF the store of the Hudson River
Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company at
ZIG Duane street on eight attachments, aggre-
eating S9.326. 1t is said the firms liabilities
Will not exceed SIS. OOO while the assets are
largely in excess OF this amount. The company
has been doing an extensive business and has a
factory at Poughkeepsie. N. Y, and branches
in Chicago and Philadelphia. The stringency
OF the money market is said to be the cause Of
the cOmpanys trouble.
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THE POPE AND FRANCE
Policy Of the Vatican to Adhere to the Repub-
can Party.

can Party.
In connection with the reception accorded
on Monday last to Mgr. Ferrxta, the new papal
nuncio at Paris by President Carnot and in
view Of the nuncio's announcement that he
hoped to draw closer the ties existing between
the Vatican and France, the following facts
may be interesting:
Mgr. Ferrata. prior to leaving Rome in order
to join the post assigned him, had a long con-
ference with the pope, Cardinal Rampolla and
Cardinal Rotelli, the ex-nuncio at Paris Po-
litical subjects were touched upon at length.
Mgr. Ferrata, il is understood, as a result of
these conferences, must have mapped out with
the pope a fixed and precise line of conduct for
the application in France Of the republican
policy of Cardinal Lsvigerie.
The vatican is absolutely decided, in spite of
the threats and the persuasions of the mon
archists. to continue the policy of adhesion to
the republic. in order to restore France to
union and to religious and political pacifca-
ton. All the authorities Of the holy see are of
one mind upon this point, and the renewal Of
the triple alliance will only give strength to
this evolution, which will mark new depar-
ture i'll the international ecclesiastical policy
of the holy see.
The program Of Mgr. Ferrata will consist
First in applying this principle to the consti-
tutional right party of NJ. Piou in the chamber
bishops and clergy, one after the other to
make a solemn act of adhesion, and, thirdly,
to constitute vast Catholic union in the coun-
try outside of the old dynastic parties.
The Vatican wishes. above all. that the
monarchical parties should not NEEDLE in the
movement SO as to deteriorate it and lead it
astray. The pope was very much astonished
to see that this old party was seeking on all
sides to place itself in the new grouping in
order to be able to attain it's leadership or di-
n re nfafi
attempt to create confusion and to turn aside
the real purpose OF the movement should not
succeed, and Mgr. Ferrata is instructed to see
that the evolution is accomplished to the profit
Of the great new and religious interests of
France.
Fresh trouble has arisen between the pope
and the Italian government. The government
has closed several parish churches, which, hav-
ing had their sources Of revenue confscated,
found themselves no longer able to provide the
expenses OF public worship. 1t is expected
that the holy see will shortly publish protest
against this action.
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hi IcnMoNp ANp pANkIIIE EAILRoAp co.

N schedule IN eject June = islii.
a. Trans ieSs- and .riS. az feilnsyiv.ns Pas.eu-
$50 .-Dally for Ign -hburE stop. at ali sta
Sq CUE h'e suIpLa ar sprns connect.a Lynshburx
saisrn Mytheviie Bristol hnoTstiei ShasSsns.
and the Southwest.
Tsuauer White Sulphur sprsn.. cnasPr ar,p s.a
ShaI.otiesylie ststions. ChrsaTaKe 6ho Railway
Il ncteurs, Dsnville. Gr-ensn,ro aud statiu:,- on
Nef,h Ssrohns DIVISION Salisbury aud stations West
EN- North caroiina Dlysiou. Chsritt;e snd stations
SCUM Sarsiln. pvision; and .tsuuns NilsntA aud
made IN Union station al principal IolaI. south
Pullman Buffet Sleeper. New York and Washington
TO Atlanta, connecting with Pullman se.I,er Al ant.
TO New orleans via AuntsonIeTy and Mob e. ana pull-
Danyilie with Pullman Sleeper Tor Aagusta VIA %.
ian,ns' and at 1r-"nstoro Hlth iuinian Sleeper
e:'y an. and b l. m.-DAily except Sunday. for
strasbarg and IntsrnIeSiigte stations
80 p In,1Da,ly except sunday. for warrenton and
fsuaGler white sulphur sIrnss.
NEsI thN hts flBuLkD LIMITED.-A A.snin.
cent lraln OF Pullman Ne-tibuied rslaoes consisting
81 Drswins Room. Dinns. siseping and Buffet,
enoeins. Library ana Observation Cars OF the
e,Iressy Tor ihs service An esTa Tar. - ear.ed On
tiis tsa IN eonne-tion with frs.-class ricA-is
e, eediny e2 over and above Pullman charges -
day ilnnrla,s oohas lions sts fa ; tram.
Meridian. Sew Orleans and fIcEsears via Dlra.us.
La.n
400 p. m.-Dsily. Southern E,rrv-. for Inch.
burr. DanvIlle. oreensboro. Eaeisn, salisbury ana
aud stations south Carolina Diyis.lL 10 AUGUST. ani
Stations An.n.a and cHarl,t pisislon q Atlanta,
points south md southwest. Through co.cIles NsS
Pullman Base, Sleeper. New yors 10 Knoxville Vi.
LynehouTs, Danville. Salisbury and Western North
pullman Buffet sleeper. wa.hins-on to New oris.n.
TRAINS oN ~ 1HS rHs DIVISION
m Nn stsSr s q m daily 80 pm daily and
lns 80 = "a and o ~ - NJ DAILY. AID o'S sh
Ia.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

s The EvESISs STARS subscription list.
the books Of the Office. and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the vel
come inspection Of any person having a color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims
to circulation This is a guarantee to adver-
tsers that is given by few papers in tine world.
and by none otter in Wdsl,ington!
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CIHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
tS;+S ETTMb 94sJ f0TH FTsRREp ANb SEV
80 u st. n. "
and Ii asa iul la 4,



TRUSTEES, SALE OF A THREE-sTORY AND
BAAsEMENr BRICK HOEsE, Ne; lola PENN
By virtue of deed OF trust. duly recorded In Iiber
No 1894 folio " ct seq. of the land records for
the District OF Columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured thereby will sol st pblic sgs,iSp; n
FOURTH DAY OF JULY, A. 1891. at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ, all that certain piece. parcel lot of
ground situate. lying and being in the city of WASH
inston; District of Columbia, and known upon the
ground plat or plan Of said city lot numbered
divison Of original lot numbered one ~. in square
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms; One-thrd cash; the balance in one and two
years. per cent per annun, payable seDliannullly.
secured BY deed OF trust upon the premises sold.
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser depost Of
500 required at the time of sale. II the terms sale
are not complied with in teen days from the day Of
sale Uht reserved to resell the properly at the
and cost OF the defautine purchaser after I'VE days
advertisement OF such resale in soma newspaper pub
lisied in Washington, d. Z. All convsysnclns and
recording at the cost VI the purchaser.
SAMUEL. CROSS, Trustee
RADCLIFFE. DARi, L Co.,
jy14-d&ds Auct!oneers.
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ER / SLOAN. Auctioneers.
BILLIARDS.
BILLIARDS.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE KIRKwooD
TENTH AND STREETS. AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING IN PART:

Brunswick Bake -Collender Company Billiard t.
bles in perfect order.
Pool Tables and two sets Of Pool Balls.
8 sets of Billiard Balls Oh tue best manufacture
Complete SETS Cues, Racks. Counters. &c.
II Walnut High Chairs.
Walnut Tables.
Mirrors.
/ Elegant Clock.
Superior Walnut Buffet
WALNUT COUNTER.
SPITTOONS, &c.
On THURSDAY, JULY THIRTIETH, 1891, COM
mencinx at Ten O'CLOCK, shall sell tho entire
contents of the above esta olishment 1t will first be
offered whole. and If not sold will then be sold
in detail.
N. b The only reason for selling il that Mr.
Kirkwood is giving up that branch Ut his business
Terms cash.
1y24-dts LATIMER SLOAN, Auctoneers.
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The Charleston Leaves San Diego.

The U. s. s. Charleston left San Diego Wednes-
day for Redondo Beach, to remain two days be-
fore proceeding to San Francisco. The sailors
vino may be needed as witnesses in the trial of the
psuedo deputy marshais. Breedlove, Coates ct
al, for the assault in which Seaman Brown lost
his life, will be left at Mare Island navy yard,
whence they can be summoned when needed
The testimony adduced ut the preliminary ex-
animation which is now taking place is similar
to that brought out at the inquest.
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Smile of Dc,roI,,, Street na,lv.v..

All the franchises, tracks, equipment, &C.. Of
the Detroit City Railway Co.. controlling eighty
miles of Detroit streets, have been sold to ex-
Gov. Waller of Connecticut and wm. W. Cook, the
Wall street corporation lawyer. representing
an eastern syndicate. The new owners will re-
capitalize the company, introduce a rapid
transit system and extend the lines. The con-
sideratOE is said to be in the ne;ghbOrnood Of
60, 0OO, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

1t is believed that Frank Almy. the Hanover
murderer, has succeeded in getting out of the
country on the steamer Mong which sailed
early Wednesday from Montreal. A man an
swering his description was seen Tuesday on
board Of the steamer Partisan inquiring anx-
iously To the departure Of vessels. The au-
thOrities on the other side have been notified
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Rich Gold Mine. I'm Central Amsr;c.

Rich Gold Mines in Central America.
The mines of Prizapolka have again started
the gold fever throughout Central America.
Gold nuggets weighing from. six to thirty-sight
pounds were lately found there. Senior Catezas,
who has just come from the mines, has with
him rich specimens OF native gold. He states
that the district is destined to become as ceie-
brated ~ the bonanza mines Of California.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers,

~ 9TH and d sts. NV.
FINE WINES, WHISTLES, BRANDIES GIN CAN
FRUITS ANDVEGETABLkS. POTTED MEATS.
SssTMEET OILS SAUCES. SPERM CANpLts.
DUsTERs, S0FFEE MiLL. -AWNiNG AND
.kAME. SHOW CASES. SHELtING. COUNT.
EkS SCALE AND WEInHTS, FINE BAY
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.. &C., &c, BE-
Ing ESI1hE CONIENTs or FAMILY GisO-
WLSr NEAR CORNER OF r STREET.
On On FRIDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we will
sell AZ the above store the entire contents. among
which will be found fifteen barrels OF tine Messy
known TX" WHISKY. None better in this market
tor private and has preference many brands
Terms cash. DUNCANEON BIOS.,
VZl-T Auctioneers.
AS-ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN THE ABOVE
"a e ls postponed until MONDAY, JULY TWENTY
sENENrH. 1Sel commencing at same hour
V24-2 DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
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ALL SATURDAY NIeH- AND SUNDAY At THE
sHoaE--S?%cisl f,.st express from b. & U. sta
tion at 4 pm Saturday, July -. arriving at
Atlantic City at 80 pm No all-night .rayel-
ing. - 80 round "trip. Special train returning
~ p. III sunday. Tickets also good for return
Journey on all regular trains Monday.-Aeict
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMtR JOHN ". THOMPSON FOR ALL
river landings sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at 4
Nomini Ferry, Currioman, smith creek Coan and
Yeocomico rivers. fsre. nrstciass 80 cents second
class. IS eent. ,y34-Im
E,OR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND PINFY
Ell 30 hound trip e. 80 Steamer leaves eth Ct wharf
terminus q cable carr, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
thicusaou. fhreas ,n csss To sS, sDS
o., 50; Telephone CALL 1850; and c. o. ofices-si3
iyl0 ALFRED WOOD. @. T. A.
STEAMER T. '. ARRowsNITH, FROM 7TH
TOR Colonial Beach. Colton's. Nomini Greek, Pney
turning Iand At Fnsy FONT and iDasT%edisss land
inss. Arrive at Warrington Wednesday and Friday
On saturdays, 80 p m. for Colonial Beach, Col
toms. Pinsy Point. Ooan and Tocomico. ketur1ins.
Iand at t1ney Point. Coitons and CoIollsl Beach
ise-sm ''-- w {. v. sib DIE % denr Manager
EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONACO. vrR-
the new Mammoth Iron Psrace stesmers SAsaINo-
m Tickets sale al b. and w. Offices 6ls and lS,l
Pennsylvania ave. and On steamers. jel23ln
IA AkYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
W Company Steamer sue. Capt W. c. Geoghegan
landings. Steamer john L. Tygert, Capt yohn A
kstchsin. leaves every Monday aud Thursday att
tended to Baltimore AL freight must be prepaid.
b1r PsssAss and ireght Apply 10 s1LPHESsOS 8
BIO: .tn st. wharf. or cor. Pa ave. AMI lzth sr.
STEAMER ''wAKEFIELD'
= Leaves sth-st wharf on MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and sAIUkpAAs At am; Returning TUESDAY.
For Nomini Greek, Va. aud st. Clements Bay Nd
touching Mt interlnediate landings.
Passenger accommodations nrst class"
Jyo General ManAger
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COOP THREE-SToRY FRAME HOUSE. WITH
BACK BUILDING. NUMBER ITO AAsSACHII-
SITS AVENUE NORTHWEST. TO BE RE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTIETH.
1851 at SIX O'CLOCK. We will offer tor sale in front
OF the premises the above 3story frame house. 10 De
removed in Is days from day OF sale.
TENNIS CASH RATCLIfFE DARR CO.,
DloNSos Auctionesrs.
IL THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on sC-
SOINI Oh IHE RAIN UNTIL MONDAY, JULY
TWESTf-SEvENTH. SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
RADCLIFFE. DARE & CO..
WZSd6ds Auctioneers.
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} ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc.,oneer..

TRUSTEES Sab OF FkAME COTTAGE on
SCOTT AVENUE NEAR SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of deed Of trust, uuly recorded IN Lbsr
No. 146S. ioo los ct SEQ. one Of the land records
the District OF CoumOa, and ct the reQuess the
II front OF the prsini.es. On Fi.IDAY. SEVENTH
NJ the following dsscr bed real estate situated in the
city OF Washington. District Vt Columbia, to Wit:
Lot ed twenty six col s. ]. 6ass' subdi-
vision Of lot No. two co in George Tayor
Of part Of tract OF land called Pleasant Plains to-
gether with tho improvements. &c.
Terms: One-thiru cash, tue balance in one and two
years. per cent interest. payable sen-znnuaIiy &C.
cured by deed M trust upon the premises SO d. or All
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
&zUU required the time OF the terms OF uae
complied with in fifteen days from the Az Of
trustees tine right resell the property
ut the risk and the defauitng purchaser aftsr
i've days advertisement o! such resale in some ne NJ
paper published In Washington, D. C. Alconvsyz ncns
MYRON NJ, PARKEkI
U22-dkds H. X. WILLARD, trustees.
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John Il. blair R.roxerx

John : Blair, the New Jersey capitalist. who
h@s IesH III at the Coates House, in Kansas
City. for few days, has recovered and is at
tending 10 business today. he had a slight at
tack Of SIMMER co,nplaint
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T ,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule IA effect Nav 10 ISn,

Schedule IA effect May 10 ISQi
Leave Union Depot, 9th and Il stree,.
1o5s ain; ior Newport News. Old o.as ConIfort ans
and Norfolk at @ - p.m.
2p.in cncinnat Express daily for stations in VIZ
kinia. Nesl Virginia. Kentucky and {. nc.nnstl
Neat.DuIe S.eep-rs md entire train run thrsngh
MitIous change 20 Cincinnati. Arrtv M Al 5Ds hi,
SUPPER.
IL ;lO .. T. i. V. vcsiJule Limited aaily SOLD
TRAINS. with dnin. cars, run through xltholf
change to Cincinnati. AestiSule sleeper for lea
nston and Louisville. Pullman Cars oYeu "
receigo P-ss ea- o. 4. A.
onlcsss olS s.-d AL fenasy wanna avenue
mye5 o;euerN, Ia,.en,,,'r a..
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RAILROADS.
TO I'M S srSNsfI E,.y .l EoSJ IIyuxrsr
srEEl. Rails NsgNIFICfNf Eoi-IIeiSr

MI NhfAT
TO THr SnRrH, wksr ssS so6ttrBwEsr.
sfTfL kslis SsaSffies NSrp sS SgfNs
TRAINS Ip T,sSs ag,y ~ ,s9l sr,r,ox
!, c9RNkR on eTa AND : sTs. as f1EioSs sSN
OF q sPs an.D ~ Me-, S,ES 20 i1al ksrrs
Pas, Line. 10 50 ia y, 70 Chirs,-o. coianl6as
burr ana sissrn; osrs srco P,,.l,urs 70 indian
spSs fr,senrs 20 90. uritu- Aiiooils "a ohi.-aro.
Paro5 Car MssiinstSn 70 Han ,s,r. ana Scs.p,r,s
natl saa binins Car hr s' to iR Sa e1s, s
case and neinnsti Mes:.rn i1rrc-- at 90 . m
.ndst louis. ccnnes,ins Ssi si ssfr .sSrs n
nfoIsh ssrpers Q, lou sNiil" an MsmPis Pull
ssso. rS:ihc Errr,ss. 40 ~ an. dsiiy ioT lisis-
bnrs anu ihs Ne- VIII ihroaSn secrer 10 Pitts
sklriMoRi SSb P e1T ma RAILROAD.
For Kane. Canandaisus. ociester ana SiAnara Pals
For Erie osnsnisi.ua and Rochester daily: for Bus.
fAla and Niazara daily. Except saturday, 10 10
= PM. with sl-epng Car NAshinstln to 10. hester
pm. dsi y reP; sturdy. Sis sl..ian. 80 20
Ma.aineton 70 hoch.stsl.
daily, -xr-lf SUNDAY.
f fSl .i iiaiDT' az Mn
ga r;1o and u 80 a. M. l.. Is, $40, , a., 90
GSo 'rs sic a az IN I'm s9Pa'Y s ana Il g
r@ I'm p Lr,,i,ed t,prs.s 4 ruiim.n rsriOr CAR.
70, sNSs Ne. y S@ind oSir r,,,,,., r ,,s No.
Car from Bsti.iore. ~ D. Va. daily
FoR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
rest fxfsress 10 GAYS sld as n m daily
Recommendation. ) 90 A. m. daily.
kapress. 80 IN. daily.
tOr Boston. WITHOUT change. 3 IS y. m. every day
ror Dru1s.!n "A. y l.. &li tlirougb trains %
sIses tity with oua's - Brookayn Annex. afford
ms airc,t transfer % Fulton IT . AVOIDING doulas
- htliase across N.~ lork city.
daily.
For 81. Iinlore. SEQ, 81. .2n. $40 eoo eSo
1000. 10 80. a On and n 50 a n, X - , lQ
$50 10 1 On. N, : 30. Z Nj ; 40. q I'd 40
dup, u 4" and - r.In. On Sunday. S 90
sNY. 80. 1870. II UosN M. ~ IS. 1 40. ? ID
ia, SttSS;, ~, $40. sSO. 5:so. GA. 40
For LePe, cresk Line. 20 IN. and 10 p m. daily
For ssnsS sGSs's 50 and 900 .mr..o and 40
g.li; S5iiy, except sunday. Sundays. 300 .
WASH XGios SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN EFFECT JUNE = lsYl
TOT AehAnardn' $50. osSe. 81. -. o45. l0.sS
Il e ., nc neon il NV 2io 80, rs. 5o..
day at $50. -, Gas, 10 AZ q. m. i 90 : .sS
o:lo. Su and lO.0O y.
Hec eplmodstion Tor Suantico. 45a n. daily.
FOR richmond and the South. ~ aud 10 Ii a m
daily. 5OI pa week days
Trains leave Alexandria for MashinPton OsO6 Jos
ssSS sil9. i9.la, ~. II ~ "a. -, 5iod,
M Se 6sqsSasy ss 70 al y I5 RI e sRd a
Tickets and information az the once north.,., cor
ner OF la.l street and aud al ts
station. where urGers b. lelt chez .ns u
oassSss to Destination from hotels aud rosds-c-.-
Gsnersl hsnssT- uy2OI General Passenger Agent.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aues'0nssr. -,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING A TWo-STORA BRICK DIN YELLING, NC
1J24 COLUMBIA STREET NOkTHN EST, BI
TWEEN AND AND NINTH AND TENT

BEING A IWlrSIONA BRICK DWELLING, NO,
1924 COLUMBIA STREET NOkTHM EST BE-
TWEEN AND . AND NINTH AND TENTn
STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded in Iiber No.
1871 at folio 44 ct of the land OF the
District Of Columbia. and ct the request the party
secured thereby. We wi SO at public suction in front
Of the premises THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY
lHIhD A. ID. 1891. at HALE PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
P. NJ. the following described land and premises
situate and being IN the city Of Washington, in the
District Of Co unbia, and known and DISTINGUISHED ar
lot fifteen 15). in James h. Darrow's subdivision OF
certain lots in square three hundred and sixty We
!S65 as the same is recorded in Lber C. H. b. folio
81 one OF the records Of tue surveyors oce said
District, together with the IMPROVEMENTS ways ease
same beons.ng or IN any Wise appertaining.
Terms OF sale One-third cash, balance in six and
twelve months from date OF to lear
to be ured by deed trust the propsrty NJ
sil cash. at tho option OF the depOs.t of
Zoo required at time OF sale. Terms Of sse to be
complied with in IL days from day Of salo
trustees the right to resell property Al the
risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser after ave davs'
advertisement Of such rysale in newspaper pub
lished III Washington. d. c. Conveyancng &C. At
purchasers Gust.
JOSEPH R. EDISON.
CHARLES D. BAILEY trustees.
ZION ACCOUNT Of THE RAIN THE ABOVE
sale is POSTPONED until TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1871. at same hour and place
,ye4-d caakLEs b. IiBs afEEy,y Trustees.