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Lincoln Post. q. q. r., Pays Tribute TO the
Memory of Its Dead Comrades.

Lincoln Post, q. q. r.. Pays Tribute to the
Memory of Its Dead Comrades.
Memorial services for forty-iye comrades Of
Lincoln Post. No. 3. who have died since 1859
were held yesterday afternoon at Grand Army
Hall, corner Of 9TH and L streets. Forty-five
chairs. representing their deceased occupants,
were draped in mourning and the woman's Re
lief Corps marched through the hall and placed
flowers on each chair.
The program was as follows: Opening Of post,
II. H. Martin, commander; voluntary, by
choir, L. ID. Tracy, director; reading the record
Of deceased comrades. by the adjutant. Geo.
b. Rose; decorating the vacant chairs with fiow-
ers, by the ladies of Lincoln Relief Corps, Noe;
solo. "0ne Sweetly Solemn Thought" Mrs. W.
4. Flint; responsive exercises, by the COM
mander and comrades: HYMN, by choir, Z. ID.
Tracy, director; prayer, by the chaplain. Rev.
BENZ. Swallow; hymn, Nearer, NY God, TO
Thee, choir; reading selections from the scrip
lures. by department chaplain, VIM. II. Gotwald;
hymn by choir. E. ID. Tracy, director; address
by the chaplain. Rev. BENZ. Swallow; HYMN,
''God Be With You Till We Meet Again, choir,
closing of post, commander; taps.
The deceased comrades in whose honor the
meeting was held were:
Geo. W. Howard. Christian Ardeeser, A. ".
Handbook, Chas. Bernard. Hugh 4. Myers,
W. z. Childs, c. E. II. Holmes, W. n. Fuller,
Jos W. Burkhart, W. II. Hayward, Martin
Moore, Chas. spraul, Thos. J. Reigart, Arnold
A. wheelock. John X. Ladd, 7. W. Franklin,
BENZ. c. Fuller, W. II. Brooks, Thos- c.
Fowler. Green Durbin. Jno. T. Gatewood,
Burnett Feeny, A. I. Drake, Samuel Kramer,
J. A. Shoemaker, George Kellogg, Stanley
Clark, C. n. Lapham, John johnson, William
H. Lewis. Henry Leonard, Thomas W. Sims,
William c. Eckels, Dennis Kenny. John Peter,
John Touhoy, George 7. Acton. Peter II. Aler-
bach. Simon Stern, Thomas r. southwick. Pat
rick Spillman. John Written. Samuel b. Glenn
ents, Charles Weber and Hiram II. Enoch.
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Benninc Canln.

Fully 1000 people visited this camp yester-
day. At 10 o'clock am. there was an interest
ing experience meeting held and led by Mr..
Daniel Bell. Rev. James Thomas preached a
powerful sermon at II O'Clock am. His theme
was salvation" At o'clock pm. Rev w.
r. A. Palmer of Roberts Chapel, Alexandria,
Va, preached an eloquent sermon from Ezekiel.
xxxvii3. Nearly One-third of the congregation
were white persons and the best Of order pre-
vailed. The pastor, Rev. Alfred Young. is I'M
firing in his efforts to make the camp a success
Rev. John II. jackson preached at pm, sub
ject, "Naman, the Leper"
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CHARITY IN FooaY BOTTOM.

CHARITY IN FooaY BOTTOM.
Dahs lots OBJ men whose wrong am not as
blameful rs we say,
An lois whose right am OWN to a nat'ral eau
tious way;
Sometimes it's jes' pure ignorance dat makes q
crime immense,
An seemin' lack of principle is lack OBJ common
sense.
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"No." said the Chicago mother, 'we intend
to go to the mountains. I don't feel like going
where there is water since Willie came so near
meeting death in his recent accident"
'Did he fall into the lake?"
'No. he tried to drink some Of it.
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VI lilG New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY

PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust lated the 10th
day Of March. 1876, and recorded In hber 6l4 folio
80 ct se Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia and by decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Coiun passed in equity No. 135l9
We will offer for sale. in front Of the premises,
THURSDAY. THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY
1beE. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following de-
scrtbed property situate In the city of washnxton
District Of Columbia to wit All Of lot number ed three
go end part of lot numbered two C) in square num-
bered ten hundred and nifty two t105) beginning for
the lAth street east at point feet
ncrh OF the division line between lots and two
said square and running thence noFtherly one hua-
bred and fonr feet by and with the said l4h
the division line between lots three and four I'm said
square, thence easteriy hundred and twenty feet
thence southerly eighty feet and eleven inches
by and with the division line between lots 3. and
10 Tennessee avenue thence southwesteriy one hun
dred and fourteen feet and ve inches by and with the
said avenue thence northwesterly seventy
three rect inches; thence westerly sixty
feet and seven inches 10 the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash and the balance In
u and two CD years. with interest at the OF six
90 per centum per annum. payable semannually and
secured by de ed OF trust the property sold all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser 200 deposit
time Of sale All conveyancng and RECORDING at puY-
chasers cost Terms to be complied With in ten days
the property will be resold at risk and cost Of de-
faalttns after Ave days reimbursement in
JAMES r PADoErr. J.r.ss...
CHARLES H. MoULT6N TTusses.
jy3dkds 7l7 9Th Ct n v.
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, ATCLIFFE, DARR l. CO., Auctioneers.

BKIcK BAXs%iNp3M ERoST hotsE, 10.
on TB6RspHY. July F6HhRAfEkS II HfoG fsg u
SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. We will sell IL front of the
:, PARTS OF LOTS 26 AND "a, SQUARE 1908.
The lot which is deep wide alley is improved
esess- bash hoa @na os
water l.tro6e, 6Ie chandeliers, electric bells well
sale presents elegant chance for investment or
secure comfortable and conyenient home, being on
the line Of the herdics and Columbia railroad, and
reached by the and 9th street WE'LL and in
6at Is Sstsasd in value
from the day Of sale secured BY DEED Of trust the
the purchasers OPTION deposit Of 5000 required
fifteen days from the day Of sale or the right to resell
at the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser is
served Az conveyancing. recording. &C.. at pur
iy7-dkds RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucts
THOMAS BOWLING l. SON. Aucts. 6l2 ST. n w.
s Wfsf q EbAk
No; 1920 n equity and trustee appointed in said
Ss5 4 II &. 65f$af f n III;
Fart OF lot Sog IN Beatty and Hawking addition to
and
nye feet go feet being oppressed BY Decd With the
place Of the late John W. Easton. The above ground
IN the upper part Of town near the Metropolitan and
but taxed at light rate.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by decree: one-thrd of
one and two Years. With per csptum Interest pc;
dead o. TO a rs V
Of trust approvsd by the soust. deposit Of 500
az o are
fully complied W tn in thirty days from day Of sale
ia%sps GEORGE 81 rust :. de-
y2-lOt 1898 Pa ave- n. W.
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DUBLN SALE OF FINE ESTATE ON TIL
III CHESAPEAKE
u.s. ,11, 13S15-5t
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NO. a15 L
STREET NORTHWEST. To CLOSE AN ES-
TATE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH. 1892. at SIX
O'CLOCK NJ in front Of the premises, will sell at
square No. 6e fronting "a feet on ST with depth
Of 40 feet to alley 20 feet wide and improved by
three-stofy and English basement brick No. 9l5 l.
ST. containing nine rooms and bath and will be sold
to close an estate.
Terms of sale Oneth cash. balance in equal pay
ents at one two and three years. with interest paw
able half yearly and secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold $3.50 down at time of sale. Conveyancing
et cost of purchaser Title perfect Ashfords Title
Company's certificate will he exhibited
CHAS. Z. FALCONER. Executor and Trustee.
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81 ought to study photography" unused the
seaside young man who had proposed again.
81 really ought. I can develop more negatives
in given time than anybody know Of"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-11

His bait was in a bottle
And it scared him half to death
When his wife inquired demurely
If he fished with bated breath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-11

NO." said Mrs. DePorque, 1--WE don't mind
expense when it comes to our library. Some of
the books, 1 am informed, are printed from
diamond type"
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The French minister has wired his govern
ment that the arrest Of the French consul at
Leipsic is mot worthy of diplomatic notice
The consul was drunk and abusing German
citizens when arrested,
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Acquitted bx Order ef che Court.

Acqupte0 ~ Oruer d tne Court.
In the Criminal Court this morning Mr.. La
mar defended Alice Lewis, coiorcd girl.
charged with housebreaking into ths dwelling
of Ida Glassman ON Nay last. and raising
the point that there was variance between the
indictment and the proof, abe vas By dirsetion
Of the court acquitted
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''Here we are" remarked the tramp to his
comrade, "again wictimized by them owns
land"
''Why?"
''The man over there told me to get away
from that creek. He said he afraid I'd take
a notion to battle in it, an he didn't want it
damned up"
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SPECIALTIES.

L,LECTRICITY-A POSITIVE CURE; QUICK
~ pleasant; puriies the blood kills nalaria tones
the system Pr9longs life IN The aged Is womans IN
jeo1-lIus
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INOR SALE-HOCSES-
Il con :; GOO
l Rs SS mi l S $tgl s. h s52 9'
y: Missouri ave- III +. ave- " oFi 5000
81, iSr D ~ 10. 500 stors and dw9. IOoi T. lV
1880 K. bh mi Tor 1872 "a 4 Sc. 200
40 st. h. m /. 43 Myrtle st. b h.
IIs-.... Us
ee9l1 Is fh. 5r q. 500 is4S. is47 and 1s4e
Alley s.. chs "a saen SSS
asla. Is Nj =. j. H. ! 800
81 and 100 Cap St. sis e bufSss al 800
2 as 81 s'sP sz 3 s. s.fh
eos i'd $: str and dws. ~ ~ - wv
he isi and i5sh GSs THos IL oV WsaGsMSS
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN BUSINESS
on st ne between o ih and lss
.na . ess s.s
high with Irsss6riek fronts snd can be bought f05
at Hes 70
pESsoN. Room g. htisntic 6alkidins. iys-iw!
EoR sALE.l SQUARE NORTHwEsT.. 81. Is PER
fui Soms near Kendall areen IS 3%sw b9fci.
f.E y. $50; new bEici. sroon,, and bath; on
exchange for lots in northwest.
Look for Red Key" on the Sign OF
KEY BROS. CO..
jy5-1m 910F St. NV.
e. s.t ss. L: 6:
612 st. NV. ap93m'
FOE sALE ETH Is h, BARE CaANCE TO BY
az al1 AS as1SN IA sssofs5IsSS
- AYE 2S us fhE 5tsef1sS p s he y
$50 .. ssJkqESfs; Sc Pr MSSfa; SLwh%s
iy2-st I564 3.D ST. NV
EoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE PIECE OF
y ssP bans IL
Fl, . the new S.I.s ESy, building
dsnce II ne central part Of the northwest costing
'sss % s'o 600 in part JOHN PszSSfs' WIGHT ,.o st.
L opportInitS Of securing hrst-cl.ss home. House
. sn s.s o fS
highest point in city Three story and concrete cell
and and
sepsr.ts Matchman on premises Easy terms Call
g sis s:fs'' 'ns 0'ffI l. MANN. as4 Indian. ave.
I proved or unimproved property in the city.
beautiful frame cottage in Tskoma Park contain
ing rooms and bath; lsrve reception hall; newly
painted inside and out handsomely apered and deco
rated; elegant cabinet mantels and Chandeliers good
dry concrets cellar nice cool vsrandas shady lawns
and wslks; location huh and healthy; near the ia
and stable 90 600 square feet Of ground incosed by
new paltne fence. This property must be to be
appreciated.
For price and terms apply
l. ". WEED L CO..
my1s-3m 500 nth vt. nv.
EoR SALE WEST wAsHINaTON5-
It TIN Poplar st NV. 1913 18th st, . fr cot
AZ, loI7o $500 tsess and Or. lot
5cS 81 nv. Sr br. lot 6Ox143 %. 900
slsi ) :. nv. 81 n. 10; lot S6sioS' .ils ~, 1900
24Xl20 TO alley z, 100 3343 Prospect ave (cor-
1871 sd u nv. ar br. nerl NV. Tor hr, mi
lot 2Sx13O 600 lot 35x99; alley g. 200
5D0S It NV. Or each, 3131 Of NV, ar br. m
r. lot 2S1.5. alley 500 T. lot 20 3 in III 10 81 500
3O6 st NV. 10 br. 1oDl 35th st nv, (cor-
IN .-.....-...:...3. 40 ner). Il and store. n.
Sso3 st Tor m IN 4. 10. 30xl0O. :, 600
and store, L.. 4, 600 $3.50 ct NV, l1r br
zoo Ut nv. 1Or b.. mi, lot 2Sxl2O. S, 600
m -. Z. 900 BIB y ct ". LIZ hr
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. SHOOTING STARS.

Political cartoonists run great deal Of risk
Of having their pictures turned to the wall by
current events.
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NOTFS

1t was reported this morning that the body of Ben
Burton. drowned from the schooner Isabel of Indian
Head. had been recovered. Ofhcer Frank Hughes has
returned TO duty at the harbor once after his annual
leave. Mate Ferguson Of the Joe Blackburn il
CATION. AGENT Jones Of the MAttano b unwell. The
River Queen has moved mp the National Capital Ice
Company's pier.
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO the following: Henry HAge-
mann and Della O'NeiIl; C. NJ. Learman and
Lorretta E. johnson; George Warner and Oar
RE Morrow; James ID. King and Annie A. Gal
lahan, both o. Prince Georges county, Nd;
W. II. Rollins and Dora Garnet; Warren ].
Conn Of New York city and Margaret W. Eek
hardt; Jefferson Dudley and Annie Evans; John
schwszmann and Lisette Henkel; William Ken
drich and Virginia Payne; Moses Wootson and
Mamie Jordan
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FUTURE DAYS
nUNCANSON BROS. Aucts., 9th and d sts NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT IN ..FAIRvIEw
HEIGHTS AT INTERSECTION OF WOODI NV

IRISTEEN SALE OF FINE LOT IN ''FAIRNIEW
LANE AND TENALLSTowS ROADS.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in libe-
No. 1908 folio :9 ct seq. one Of the land records Of
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY. A, d. 1902. at
SIX O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises. the fol-
owipg described real estate situate in The county of
Washington, District of Columbia, TO wit: All that
certain piece parcel Of land and premises known and
and being part of tract Of land lying
on the Tenaliytown road formerly known parts Of
SCOTS Ordinary" Terra firIna and Alliance"
and now known as lot numbered twenty-one CID Of
block numbered four % Of a subdivision known as
Fsrview Heights, made by John Z. Beall ond re-
corded March IL p. 1887. in the records Of the
veyors Office Of the District of Columbis in book Of
county surveys No. 0. page Il together with the
improvements, ways. easements. rights, privileges
and appurtenances to the same belonging in any
wise appertaining
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ents OF one and two years notes to be given bearing
six per cent interest payable semannually, and to
secured by deed of trust the property sold or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser deposit of 900
required at time Of sale. Conveyancing &c, at pur-
chaser's cost Terms of sale to be complied with in
fifteen days. otherwise trustees the right
sell the property at the risk and cost o; the dcautig
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington d. C.
SEVELLON A. BROWN r..
jytj-d&ds JOHN Z. MITCHELL trustees.
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"That," said the boy, as he regarded the pin
in the chair, sis what consider q point well
turned"
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This morning in the Court in General Term
Justice Hagner delivered the opinion Of the
court in the case Of Joseph Simms, alias Rory
Simms, convicted October 80 and sentenced
November 81 last TO ten years in the Albany
penitentiary for house breaking and larceny,
overriding the exceptions and affirming the judg-
ment below. The offense was robbing the store
Of Frank Hoffa, on 7th near d street northwest,
on the night Of October IL, 1880, Of about el5.-
600 worth Of jewelry, entrance being effected
through q trap door on the roof and the safe
being blown open. Simms and Andrew Nc
Laughlin were arrested in Philadelphia and
brought here. A severance was obtained and
Mclaughlin was first tried and convicted in
April following and sentenced to i've years
and six months in the penitentiary,
but in consequence Of Ill health
he was pardoned a few months after, and died
at his home before the trial Of Simms. The
latter WIS tried in October following and the
case went up ON exceptions to the rulings Of the
court on the testimony TO the limitation Of the
length Of argument ana TO the instructions Of
the court
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ia a ~
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON o
sTTREEI BET WEEN THSIIR r
By virtue Of deed of trust to bearing date June
s. D. 1891, and duly recorded in Liber 1892. folio
go ct se Of the land records of the District of Co
iymbta. and st the request Of the party secured
the Premiss.. on -THURsDAY, LILLY TMENTf-
fIRST. 1892. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
inches.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years. with interest at per cent per annu. pay
able eni-annually. and secured upon the property
sold by deed OF all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. dsposit of 300 will be required at
time Of sale All conveyancing and cordin9 at
chasers cost. terms Of sale not coupled with
In ten days the trustees the right to resell the
property the risk and Of defautng purchaser
TO. EBAUGH,l Trrstoos
jy11-dSds W. D. SWAN, ! A"S'ee'
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Three-mast schooner Alice Carlisle. Tappahannock,
Va Capt. -, with wood In stream. Schoc Dixie.
Capt. Whipple. from Occoquau, with sand. Schooner
Ogden. with wood in stream. Steam barge Thomas
Nsnners, GEORGETOWN, Capt. Bailey. from OccoQuan.
with terra Gotta clay.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
Ip1d ,h ave near 3D. 1oS and bath. only Se0
=. y ave. bet n Cap ana i is.. Or and bath S9SS
Stn St; nesr q and essh s.y.-.---... ,55.5330
Fior.d. Az. bet. is.h and i4sS 81 and bath oooO
i n nee: liz iYiss nv .hf e.: and bath s
81 4 ss' md X and g. s.. me sasa
sysls ss''-'''''''iaEo GEO. i. PARKS, 6l4 + &.
+ Pleasant, -four new sssory and cellar bay window
bricks. contsn,ns nine rooms and bath handsoWsly
satels crystal ch.ndsiers &c s sold before houses
s.fay
sn oSs.H WI '% s.ssr. Sso S
MUTUAL building and Loan Association Of New dyk.
EoR sALE-TwO HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI-
dow Srisis; SroSn.:sone steps and trim,nins,; II
@.nss and
l,shtns .PP.s:ta, O. finished shEoushoyt in hard
&IfD I Go. a.nsss!s Sa,.cS.f MysSI Baildins
'1S as Is:n Association of New YORK. 900 ,i'h st. w.
EoR SALE 112s 5TH ST, NV. NEW BAY;
bath i. modern snn such sps.tns
tubes. electric bells furnace. &C. THIS 10 very de-
%sh hGq:s y sson
tul Building and Loan Association. New York. iy9-3t
FOR sALE-cHEAP TO QUICK BUYER, NEW
~ d sS Re
e. J, ,ss.s ssS
g1 pl's' :s.S s'P'' SfSss IL IN
EOE sALE-7TH ST NEAR d e. SIX ROOMS.
bath ard cellar handsgmely Lspersd and all mod
$500 ~ ~ DUGAN BUTLER:
NOR sAIFRy 7 sTARGARDTER ana 18TH
Fer ssls-Nsw. pretty 2-s.ory bsy-windoy brick
it5S1ss to ia'foot alley house. nicely pspersd
Serdics; price S only s3. 800 ' Terms easy ~ anu
For stOr{ Ssy.viRndSgw prsss sa5ta
price qniy % 200 i, term. very easy ,...m.n,
dow 10 10 roos snd lot
20xs0 within two squares of government printing Of
nee; desirable piece OF property and bargain at
sT1cl hO s mss,s
'oS nI ss 18th st. NV
s 20 aR 81 sT price, ssIq 95S
y cash. balance to suit. 1sss ~ s.w; store and
awe Is 4 mo- pris s:S1
CoR sALE-HANpsOME NEW 3-sToRY BRICK
roo% e al a,esi H @ handsomely dseo e
bs under
ES1 fE.Rf5 i s snd D'Ss apy
E'OR sALE-NEw, ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
L modern dwelling in fashionable center northwest;
well adapted for entertaining Price Sl 600 terms
accommodating TYLER RUTHERFORD,
my21-4St' 1907 St.
L'OR SALE-NORTHEAST-sIX wELL-BUILT
II houses AL modern improvements Price. IS 500.
Terms ESQ cash. balance $50 yer month. Apply
A. BLUNDoN, Room 5, 10)6 Est. N. jyS-6t'
EoR SALE $40 CASH AND SEQ MONTHLY
f %, Isn Snv One Srs ,n}t
fries. d. 800. GORDON { BRO. owners. sIs + Il.
NV. tyS-6t
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The OccultatSon Of Mars.

The occultation of Mars win take place to-
night according 70 the program published in
TIE star A little after II O'Clock the planet
will pass apparently behind the moon and win
be concealed for shout an hour. II the clouds
roll away by midnight fhif rare and interesting
phenomenon viii be visible. The phsses, &C.
cording 10 the American Ephemeris and Nauti-
cal Almanac, ere - follow:
Warrington mean time, July
II, 1881: Immersion, IL hours minutes pm. |;
emerson, II hours 2 minutes an july Il
mean time.
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,y2-d&ds HUGH I. TAGGART Trustee
T ATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers ana Appraisers
II 1407 ST.
NEW FOUR-STORV WHITE STONE AND BUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE CONTAJNINC

NEM fOUk-SIORI WHITE STONE AND BUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
r9 81nRI,EtYH Rooms; Elegantly FINISHED
IMPROVEMENTS. BEING NO. 14o2 sTOUGH-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY EIGHT
ZENITH. ls92, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the
premises. We shall offer at pubic auction that Elegant
New -Four STORY White Stone and Buh Brick Resi-
dence, beir2 lot 80 in the subdivision of Columbia
College. 20xl50, located Stoughton street
Of Fifteenth street. beins No. 1852. block from
cable cars. and commands MAGNIFICENT view of
Washington. Georgetown. the Potomac river and the
surrounGny country
Terms: One third cash. balance in six, twelve an
eighteen months with notes bearing interest and
cured by deed Of trust. All conveyancing &c. at
cost $500 dePosit required at the tine Of
sale II the terms OF sale not complied with in IF
teen days from the day OF sale the property will be
sold at the risk and cos: of the dealtn0
Property can be examined any time prior to sale.
LATIMER b SLOAN,
W1-1Ot Auctoneers.
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DFeesss G Is ChesaVsoke
o. station at Gas an, $50 pm, a. pm.
Sunday st Gas a-n., 10 = NJ eiS pm. q
round 6ips--A4U6
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SAILED.

BARGE Detroit: cqmberland Capt; Pierce to cumber-
guam bay. schooner Dixon. Alexandra, Capt. Foster.
to feocomico. Schooner Royal. Capt. Denman. to
Mochodoc creek. Consolidation barge No. ~, Capt
Henry simpson, to Cumberland.