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PIGTAIL ETIQUETTE
Those Who Wear Queue. Must Understand
IL or They VIII Offend.

From the Detroit Free Press.
In China the men take as much pride in their
hair as women, and the ''pigtal" is n thing q
no little moment IL enters into matters Of
etiquette which even the lowest coolie Observes.
and takes much skill to manage as a laiv's
train. IL is not true that a man would rather
die than lose his queue, though. notwithsiand-
ing popular superstition to that effect. for all
the Buddhist priests shave their polls. and hsid-
ness over the whole scalp is exceedingly CON-
mon in both men and women. An occasional
careless old man IL seen without n queue, but
usually il there is any hair At ali il is carefully
gathered into braid, though the whole may
not be any larger than n shoe string, and the
owner feels happy.
In making the queue the whole head Is shaved
except circular patch upon the crown. The
hair from this is braided and strands Of sill are
added, which end in a tassel reaching 10 the
heels. In descending stairs IL il picked up o. a
lady picks mp her skirts. and in sitting down
the ''attache" places il carefully a; his side In
full mourning the black strands are replaced by
white ones, and in second mourning b. light
blue or green. Ii il an objectionable breach %
etiquette for inferior 10 enter the presence
OF n superior with his queue wound round his
neck or head. ms IL Is frequently disposed "
curing work. and the greatest insul: one man
can offer another is to pull his queue. IL seems
very odd To see sailors aud soldiers on shifss or
in barracks coubing each others long trssses
or coolies at the street corners performing tho
same friendly Office. and barber stall or shop
il usually surrounded by a dozen or so men Of
all classes, sitting, gossiping in the sun ulile
their long hair floats in the breeze drying after
a shampoo.
BARRIERS drive a lively trade among the oeles-
tialr for not only the head but the whole face
is shaved. for custom forbids a man 60 wear a
beard and mustache until he becomes n gfand-
Gather. A gray beard IL an object of great
veneration. and the old fellows take great dead
of pride in the scanty growth which rsluc-
family sprouts from lip and chin. and old dan
dies Commonly wear little ivory comb sus-
pended from the jacket by silver chain with
which they coax and pet this hirsute growth
with as much concern a. any freshman IN
medical college.
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The CONSUMERS Or Fancy F1ouR

The CONSUMERS Or Fancy F1oun
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour Of the following
grocers 1t is the only recognized. Blended
Flour on the market and trial will con.
vince the most skeptical that it Is the very best
IN Wholesale by b. B. EARNSHAw b BRO.
Washington. D. G.
J. E. CONNOLLY, 900 1stnw.
r. L. MAIN. 1902 14th NV.
II. b. DULEY. lSOO 18th NV.
C. O. MCKINNEY 4 SON. 100 18th NV
@. W. GOLDEN. 1904 Goth NV.
II. p. WHITE. l11S 12thnw
J. L. HANIMACK. 500 9th NV.
+. NJ DAVIS. 100 6ihn.w.
RYON SUITE, cor. N. J. ave. and Rn.v.
Mrs. N. OTOOLE, Ills 14thn.w.
ROBERT WHITE. jr.. 800 9th NV
A. c. RAMMERER E}0 LIST NV.
WM. +. AUTH BRO. cor. 3D. and Ind. ave. NV.
E. HOGAN. 601 N. J. ave. NV.
JOHN II. ONTRICH. Sol 9Th NV.
WILLIAM KERR. cor. Goth and Fnw.
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor. 2lst and inv.
Mrs. A. ]. MARSHALL, 17;OLnw.
WIN. CARLEY. 26Ol NV.
CHAs. BUTT. 1920 It'll NV.
STEER BROS, 1000 Op.w
R. A. CLAYTON. 100 d sw
F. A. NEWMAN BRO. 6a2 ~ st. aw.
J. C. DE ALLEY. 7Os 7th NV.
DE ATLEY SANDERS, cor 9Th and Hsv
Mrs. A. BURKE. S29 7ths.w.
EMIL SPAIN. cor. 9th and Ls.w.
A. J. SANFORD 4 BRO. 12l2 Union aw
g. L. DENTY 1900 3ds.w.
TH0S. HAWKINS. cor. ~ and Nav.
J. B. PRoUT. All ~ .w
O. v. WOODBRIDGE. 600 9th sw.
W. A. L. HUNT b CO.. s0l 4ksw.
". H. SUITE. cor. Sd and Csc
B. B. BADEN. 622 Csc
". Il. CAMPBELL 100 9th Sc
L. +. LUsBY. 7s2 East Capitol st.
II. n. DE ALLEY, TT 10th me-
J. =. SCHNEIDER. 213 Iith ne.
NJ. J. SCHNEIDER. 7S2 Md. ave. me-
BERNARD WALLS. cor. Sd and Che
b. +. HATCH. cor Sd and Md. ave. ne
W.. MsALLIsTER. cor. 9th and Nd. ave. ne
Z. e. MILES. "a Sd ne.
JOHN NJ CLARK. cor. 4yh and IA
WILLIAM BRAHLER All Hne
BRlsON NORRIS t0i II me-
Az e, LIPP0LD. 5th and Boundary nv.
HAGAN BIOS. cor. 18th and @ nv.
JOHN p. LOVE. 1884 18th d. ~
John SCHWlN6HAMMER,< 900 7th Az.
p. KENNEDY, cor. 9Th and B ae.
c. l. WOOD. cor 9Th and o NV. myll-1av0m
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From the New York Tribune.
Contrary 10 popular opinion" ssys . vest-
ern shoe dealer, 1.-The female descendants % the
Puritans have smaller fest Than those Of the
Cavaliers. We manufacture ladies' shoes al
most exclusively. We sch most small shoes m
the northeast, most large ones in The south sess,
In Arkansas, Nov Mexico and Texas. The Csro-
inas. Alabama, Mississippi, kanss and Ne
braska also order o good many large slzes.
Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland. Indiana.
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri buy medium sikes.
The retail trade Of large cities requires more
small sizes in proportion than does that Of The
smaller cities and villages. stin there b great
difference in cities. Boston In pre-eminsntly
the city Of small-footed women. Next a. the
order named come Hartford. ST. Louis, Louie
vile, New Orleans. New York and Denver. thil-
sdeiphia, Cincinnati. Chicago. risssburs and
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the Swiss laundry, Z street. betwSea 3lst and
2dstreets, had hsr hand caught In . roller yes-
terday and Il was badly mahhcd. Sc was -
tended at the Erpergency Hospital
W. H. WELB fell from his team on strest
near Connecticut avenue yesterday and We in
jured shout his hsad and right leg.
TIE Bocisty Of the Grand Arnv Of The Re-
public, BY Newton ReRreS, psssideuk, hes ~
hnqujshed IT. corporate entity under TIE certi-
AcaSe Of inoosporstiop Of Nay Z, 1851, the object
u ~ formsdfor having bssn secomrdiahsd
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PROPOSALS.

DEbPAIETMYE MEN T. OF }gos JUSTICE. wAsHINGT0N.
RJS gG e Frfis "
the Pf wi R'Ga
ice sna sd
Riifa h e assr 1s;t Genera. application
u nsson. B. G. June q, isr-sealea pseSess!s:
j. eis' S be Tn iis rs july TT foER
n sss 5 ednn S R
1s Should II s
asR $EfRs. Dspass
until IS nIisa and S BE- fsss rss
and its D' md e ecss
the nse.l year ending June 20 1893 they should
to the Secretary Of the Navy and Be- accomp.nsd By
aGsr
De at once sne, into contract and give
% n sSsreo
The contractor must romove the paper Regularly,
paper
ssEsT Sf'Sse
f9 9h Mo RHsh ES2ts IS s. F coz
sails for Machine Tools &C. tor the Navy Yard wash
inEto9 p b, G. 70 be Opened July 1892 viii Ss
6psR rooK Noo MNsshipsiPp p Spt Twelve
opened immediately thereafter, to furnish at tie
Washington navy yard Q vertical boring aud turning
machines. horizontal boring and drilling machinea:
also quantity Of zinc broken stone fOrEinss. STEEL
md pass the usual naval inspection Blank proposals
VIII be furnished upon srpicatton to the conimandant
OF the navy yard or to the bureau. The attention OF
manufacturer and dealers is invited Tie bids ali
other things being equal decided by lot The depart
ment reserves the right to waive defects to reject
any or Al DIGS n9f Deemed adyantaxeous to the gov
U. S. Navy. jeI6-2taw2W
proposals. FOR FURNISHING VITRIFIED
,nss;Cn June e. 1922 ssalfq vim 30
% sATuEpAY july sixTEENTH. isSs G for fur M
ntshinS e. 600. 600. more less. Vitrihed Paving
alleys ~ the city q Wsshinston; BLANK forms Of
sary Information can be obtained at this once and
2nly BIDS H,on these forms will be considered. J. W.
DOUGLASS, J. w. ROSS. W. T. KOSSELI, Com
lnissioners d. Y. te17-ft
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GA'' We 'AAN' A0'''0n psi5 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PRONED PROPERTY

" 14l5 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated on the 10th
day Of March, 1876 and recorded in liber Sl4, folio
80 ct Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia and by decree 81 the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Colubis passed in equity cause No 35l9
II T 6T fl sas If fTops Fl BE rsPsss
1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following de-
scribed property. situate in the city of Washington
District Of Columbia. to witt All Of lot numbered three
CD and part OF lot numbered two t) in square num-
bered ten hundred and fftytwo (10o2), beginning for
the same 14th street east point twentysx feet
north Of the division line between lots and two
said square and running thence northery one hun
dred and four feet by and with the said 14h
the division line between lots three and four in said
thence southery eighty feet and eleven inches
BY and with the division line between lots 3 and
to Tennessee avenue thence southwesterly one hun
dfed and fourteen feet and ve inches by and with the
said Iennessee avenue thence northwest
three feet seven inches thence westerly sixty
feet and seven inches to the place of beginning.
Terms Of SALE One-third cash and the balance one
% and two CD with interest at the rate Of
90 per centum per snnum. payable semi annually and
cash. at the option Of the edo deposit at
time Of sale. All conveyancns and recording at pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
or the property will be resold at risk and
fauing purchaser. after Eve days reimbursement in
JAMES E. PADeErT. Trustee.
CHARLES H. MoULroS. III Trn st e."
1y%d&ds ia Sth st. n ".
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GET The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz BRO.
lg7 Penn. ave.. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchsls Of best make ct low pricsA
mh29
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THOMAS BOWLING 3 son. Aucts.. 6ie St n =.
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuAsLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue Of decree Of ths Supreme Court Of the
ssa ssas
S & 5aHsS
~ dP ia b:.sy and Hsstin: .dsit RSl' e
D. g. the sane fss'nS tn,sy feet %
thTss-ssoy SIief DWELLING snereoh. being the home
AZ sSs upper = town assi The MstsSSoissn and
Terms Of sale prescribed By decree: onethird Of
ssy sale &C. 80 Or 81 os.h II epsohp Pc!
sso ,5S:i sg.sSSsS y y; SIG
July complied WITH n thirty days from day Of sale
fa ,IaPS,p purchaser GEORGE aIss lbs fI.sss
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. 6l2 ct. q. v
TRgsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
6Sp an 1Np
a. Fl Nh SsstSsR &
5 SESsr Fl lin sHsli saS Il ris III
The above lot on street coxso to an alley, will he
sas i ut HIEi szSE Ro5k o. TEt fSSS
ING DAY and in front 81 the premises. the above
Terms; One third cash. balance on time to suit A
DEPOSIT OF Sl9O required ON each piece Of property at
,yeasa. S sHaH 7. Il 4a sShEE r Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 6l2 st. n W.
EXECUTORS, SALE OF a COLLECTION OF AN.
aoSsE hRSsi"P PGRS shR REH Fl
& IL s & M.sS gsGi
PAY. JULY sEyEMTH, IsaS; 2, TEN O'Clock 4:
SR R,SI Eg kySESFE. SioHdEfoSs. D. G. En-
Two Rosewood Parlor Suites. Handsomely upho,.
in e
French Plate and other Mirror. nair Cloth ottomsns
MsIslsI.Sp Bureaus and w.sss,sna.: Hsh Rae;
Wsrdrobes. large MaSossny sideSoard, bronze and
other Clocks. one Walnut Extension Table. Dining
odd Chairs brass Anilrons and Tenders BRUISES and
Pss REQUISITES: &C.
YEA. JOHN 5. rHoIhs. N' Executors
n ATCLIFFE, DARR co. Aucts.
Two;sToRY BAY-wIYDow BRICK HOUSE.
fENyf HoG sTRHET aokHEs 81 F3 aT
a. T .S.E ss q i:
Ns sST H. s4
TO an alley. Improved by desirable twostory bay.
window brick house the line Of the 18th ST. cable
road.
Terms of sale cash. the balance in one two three
annually secured BY deed Of trust the sold
OF $500 required the time Of sale II the terms OF
sale are not complied with in fifteen days from the
day Of sale right resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defautin purchaser after ave
days advertisement Of such resale in newspaper
and recording At the cost of the pure hsser.
RATCLIFFE. DAHR 4 CO.,
y2-d&ds Auctioneers.
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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
-.
A safe business-burglary.
The query will now arise a. TO why fire.
crackers sound go much louder when other
peoples children shoot them.
Several ex-candidates can gaze at the fight Of
the rocket, and ponder.
81 don't believe that Bloggs can call bis mind
his own"
"Let u hope, for his sake, that he can't"
peechy cheek, and teeth like pearl
And other charms she had.
Twas grief to find that such giri
Alluded to "her dad"
A burnt child does not avoid the Ars-cracker.
He had been talking about himsslf for hours.
eyes," he remarked oomplacsntly; 81 was
very precocious."
"Were your" she rejoined. "How old were
you when you learned to tell timer
Then he realized that Il was u.SQ
While some for enjoyment gaily roam,
Alas, how the fstes neglect U.S.
The most Of us have 10 read, 1t homs.
summer resort prospectus
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LADIES.
ing for u. % aud 81. J. ". sELBY,
iel5-lms Cor. 18th and Pa. ave. n. ".
DOPULAR MUSIC ONLY AND 10 CENTS TAKE
some on your vacation, learn them and then write
third %. THOHSON'S Music Sf6RE. sci IitS st.
MUSIC-SEND FOR CATALOGUEs-wE FILL
VA orders PROMPTLY and at the lowest prices. Try
US Get the new G. A. X. song, 'Only the Old Flae /"
HENRY WHITE. 935 ct. je25
DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ lively cured BY ad,niniste1ng
Sold by s. f. WARE. Druggist. Washington. je7-1y
T. WALKER SONS. aO4 10TH ST NV
y Building Papers, Moth proof Goods, Fire Brick.
Clay and TILE. Asbestos. Elue Lining, Pulp. Siats kc
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RERNHEIMER CO.. AuctionserS
- Successorp to Weeks o.,
6SS1 Louisiana ave.

FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KFfEcrs
CONTAINED IN PREMISES NO. 4sl MISSOURI
AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. TUES
DAY, JULY FIFTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
One Grand Square Piano, Stool and Cover, made hy
c. H. Brown Bro. New York Plush Parlor Suites
Body Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Paintings and
Ohographs. Rues Walnut Ash and other Bed Room
Sets. wardrobes Hat Rack. Ash and Walnut Cane
seat Chaira Stair Carpet. Refrigerator Fine Oak Ex-
tension Table, originally owned by President Clevs
land; Mating. Mattresses, WV. Springs. Pillows and
Boisters. Lace curtsins Center Tables. ODD Pieces
Kitchen Efects &C.. al Of which are In good condi-
tfon jy2-2t
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SPECIALTIES.

SfECIAIllES.
DISEASE OF TIE NOSE AND THROAT.
. Bronckftts and Consum pficn
Jreesed by the only effective method Of rsschins the
fen snS lSess sna ,sng sys VIZ by etom.xa.
m,destr?y ing remsdies carried over ali air Pass-
This Il scientific. rational and curative.
L 3. NICHOLSON, NJ D..
ELEctkfCITY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK;
plsss.nt; pyrines ne blood; kitls malaria; tones
fsilirs frisnd Dr. HAYWARD. Specialists. 100 l2sh
is27-1ms
KERvAXD. ENGRAvER AND LIrHOGRAPHIR,
N lOl2 Penna- NV.
WHITING cards prinrsd nom plate. 7oc. per 100 Gel
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SsCOR SALE

Foh s Procure HOME. COOKE PARK
SUBDIVISION GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
IHESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
BETWEENQ Y, 10Th AND 3lST SITS. ON 80 AND
To BE CONCRETED, SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
CgRDED. AND SEWER, WATER AND GAS PUT
INAT ONCEi 70 AND l2;FOOT ALLEY CONNEC-
Il TEEJI A All pTRTM SE II to liz Fer y
TEsMs 9SfFotRTf c sHssk s sSSEGAHNAtEk Il E92I
& 81 S Btp V Wfqa6 ST 9SS Hsa
RssTMEST GNEH5,TbE2 G2RR az THE
"a ,t 1Sg2, FOR Sa T0R FLATS. PRICE LIST AMP
myl33m C. q. FICKLINa. 1854 32D ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

-EoR sAIF-BY GRO. H. JOHNSTON 1wITH
y! johnson Chew, Sl7 e n ~ Ist s on xenss:w
south; side and alley; beautiful site; hne Inn
provements 7oc. square foot IT.
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While some for enjoyment gaiiy roam,
Alas, how the fates neglect u.s.
The most Of us have 10 read, ct homs.
4 summer resort prospectus
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
The SruRrEvAsr HOUSE.
NEW YORK &C. S e. s'sis;
THE sTURTEvANr HOUSE
Is the most central in the city all elevated roads,
street car lines. principal places Of amusement and
large retail stores.
AL the Comforts OF Home. with the additional con-
veniences OF the Metropolis offered quests.
THE sTURTEvANT HOUSE
Broadway. 18th and 10Th streets. New York. NJ
js19-tu. u. sim
WnLAaDs HOTEL
Pa ave. and Ilth St,
se25 WASHINGTON, d. c.
EBBITr HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. d. O.
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L FIFTEEN SIX-ROOM
TwO-STObY BRICK HOUSES
PRICE. q. 80 AYp g, 900 EACH.
Now is the time to make your choice. a. the houses
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms bath, large closets and pantry in Kitchen;
trobs in parlor and open fireplace heater in dining
room finished In hard oil with cabinet and aate man
tells.
Loeassd or punean place nSrtheast xhich is being
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER,
MY Corner 10th nd q SITS.
E'OR sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON NEAR
y l4th; 20 rooms; baths; Lot 22xl00. Price
w. COO For particulars, see C. H. UNDERWOOD,
Gle r Of. n. W. ap0,3ms
E,QR SALE-OR RENT-l433 AND l4h3 RHODE
= leland ave. Apply on premises or TO WIN BIRNEY.
AoS Louisiana ave. je2-3m
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4 ton; lot 2lx94; excellent brick houss s rooms
e S es INC yxS4s q. sfsfkh a. a. 81 sas
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E>OR SALE-SlO SECURES LOT
Il have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
~ the GROWING seaport city of NEWPORT NEWS
On nssS Tadsd streets e. s3oe each
month Until Psid for Money inyested in these lots
For plsta and Information call on JAMESF. BROWN,
Agent. 6O4 10th ST. n. w.. Washington. d. G.
Telephoue 473 SaS-1u,
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Assembly" celebrated the sixty-sixth birthday
of Mrs. Newrauth ut her residence, Maryland
avenue and 18th street northeast. Mr.. Robert
Nicholson, who has Just returned from Europe,
opened the evening by making very interest
ing speech and presenting to Mrs. Newrauth,
on behalf Of the assembly rocking chair.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. New
rsuth, Miss Julia Newrauth, Mr. Frederick
Newrauth. Mr.. VIM. Newrauth. Mr.. Jacob New
rsufh, Master Louis Newrauth, VIM. Klein,
ESQ.,, Sir John Donebrakc, Mr.. w. p. Gicr, Mr..
Joseph Kagle, Mr.. w. z. Philips, Mr.. Charles
Baker, Miss Cora Baker, Miss Annie Kerrie,
Miss Minnie Pussy, Mr.. Robert Thornton, Ed
ward Brown, ESQ.,, Miss Kate Rocker and
mother, Mr. VIM. Baxter, Mr.. Wallis stetson,
Mr.. Summers and Mrs. Etzslt Refreshments
were served
Dr. Charles Milton Buchanan, late professor
Of chemistry and physics Of the Capitol Hill
High school. and Miss Annie Meade Randolph
Lea of Virginia we're married at Epiphany
Church Thursday evening. The bride entered
by the center aisle on the arm of Mr.. James
Woodhouse of Richmond, who was q grooms-
man at the wedding Of her grandfather, E. p.
Nash Of Petersburg, and who gave her mother
away. There were six bridesmaids and seven
groomsmen- The maid Of honor was
Miss Bessie buchanan, sister OF the
groom, and the best man Mr.. Howard
Fairfax Lea, brother Of the bride. The first
bridesmaid was Miss Annie Nash, cousin Of the
BRIDE, OF AunnsA- ia, ana tne pftoesmalds
were Mis- Matte Baine Of Washington, Miss
Matte Williams Of Georgia, Miss Annie Nc
Campbell Of North Carolina and Miss Jennie
Lubken Of Audenreid, Pa The groomsmen
were DR.. II. u. johnson, Mr.. l. W. Williams,
M. @. +. Williams, Mr.. ~. +. F. Swartzeii, Mr..
8. e. Kramer and Mr.. VIM. @. r. Lea Of this
city and Dr. Reynar Of New York. The bride
wore drss Of heavy cream cordsd silk, the
waist WAS made with ssy" cornaee and drnpcd
With old point lace. which was presented by
Commodore Decatur 10 her grestgrnnd-
mother before ths var Of 1919, and has
been worn 81 Tie weddings Of her
gsandmothsr. mother and nov herself. The skirs
fen in heavy folds hat formed train and the
front VS. gracefully dzapsd with dlk chiffon
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LrOR SALE WEST wASHIN6TON)-
I2ty1 Ponlar Of NV, 1913 Aoth st, fr cot.
3Gls n 81 NV. 3r b. iot 60II4s .sS' 200
2QI1O1 .....:;.-... 500 2913 q ST. ST.. mi, br
342l st nv. Or n. lot lot 20x100 alley. Il 900
2<1l20 to alley. 2, 100 3343 Prospect ave (cor-
1!21 sd 81 NV. II br, ncrl NV, Tor br. mi.
lot 2281D. 600 lot $3.50; alley q 500
I2t asis5. Alley $500 10. % h. Lilo 8. 500
32oo p u NV. 10: br, 1901 a5th st NV (cor-
m t...-............ Z 80 nerl. 7r and store, II,
1903 p st NV Tor hr nj. lot 30I10O. =. 200
and store IN 4. 4. 900 5000 p ct nv 1lr br
3201 st NV. Tor br. IN j. lot 2Sxi20. :. 8. 600
m decentralization BIB 81 NV, 1lr br.
1911 S2d Ut. l3r br, m mi. lot 20xl20. 10 600
L., lot %. 5Oxl30 1857 Of NV, Groom
alley .............5.hO 0 frame, lot 16yf7. . GOO
CHARLES q, FICKLIN0
ap1S-3m 1245 I'D st. n. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOB sALE-2-sToRY BRICK: RENTS
ssl : 2:si ii.S s,s 81 1893 4 sSS
csrssr.H near rs. l na NV 1888
iIi33 3; a e aesr 81 ...t...-.....- 100
assory ssfi, soSrs r.nIinseS 50 Hn.e. 1900
lot ye,loS g alley: r.nt:nS Ell So, yea. 10000
Ss.ory ceisr brick. a. near Sth....... ~, 40
Ss.Sry, cellar stable. etn a. ". il 900
2s.ry PRICK IL Rooms, be. cheap at.-.... II. go
10Y eeiar brtrk 10 rooms. 1:,th. IL. 500
Ss.ory PICK bet; 9.h and 10th n W.. G.75Q
ystory cellar brick. r near 18th D W -. s.. 800
ICON orick. 18th n near 81. S9r1O0.. 1900
-AlsO larEe null.t,er Of other urnnerfies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

l5If6. DAVID b. sToNE,
1t sos st. q v.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
NOn.Resident Nolice.

To Jennie II. Dennison. nonresident defendant.
You Will take notice that on the 4th day OF
April, 1892, Ross X. MATHS, trustee and Ezra
!ippincott, plaintiffs. fled their petition In the
district court Of Webster county. Nebraska, 70.
X. Baker. Jacob l.. Miller and. Hannah n. Miller
the object and prayer Of which are TO foreclose
9 certain trust deed made and txecutod on the
hrst day OF April, 1880, by BAIL r. DennisOn
ana Jennie X. Dennis0n to Ross X. Aattis,
trustee, aud to his successor In trust, which
trust deed conveyed to the said trustee the fol.
lowing described premises, situate In Webster
county and stata Ut Nebraska, tOwlt: The
southeast quarter OF section twenty-elght (2s)
ln township two, norm OF range ten O0D west
OF the 6th principal meridian, which trust deed
WAS given to secure q note for the sum VI Sl60O,
made aud executed by the said BAIL r.. Denni.
with said trust deed, due hve years after the
date thereof, drawing interest ut the rate Of 6K
per cent per annum. Default having been
mace III the terms Of said trust deed the same
mas become absolute and plaintiffs are entitled
10 4 Foreclosure thereof, and there IL now due
trust deed the sum Of si765.6i, with interest on
SlnoO from the first day Of April, 1902, together
with tho further sum Of e30.O7 for moneys I'D.
vanced IN the redemption VI said premises and
Interest thereon from the 3lst day OF march. i003.
And plalntln, prays for a decree that IN &C.
defendants, that said sum with Interest may be
decreed to De the first lien upon said prcmtses,-
that upon the failure To pay the same ~ defendr
ants within q time 10 be fixed by the court, that
said premises may be sold to satisfy the amOun.
so found due, and for general equltabls relief
YOU are required 70 answer said petition on
or before Monday. the 2oth day OF July, 1901.
HNb &C. FLANsBUR0.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-07-08
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