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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
INSURANCE COMPANIES srArrxEss

INSURANCE COMPANIES srA1ENExrs.
The assessor Of the District has written 10 the
Commissioners for information a. TO whether
insurance companies or corporations are re-
quired TO file statement with the government
Of the District Of Columbia in addition 70 tho
publication required by law. The attorney VIII
look into the matter.
NOTHING TO BE DONE now.
number of the residents on 21st street.
northwest recently protested TO the Commis-
sioners against the Metropolitan Railway Com
pany using 2ist street in taking their horses 70
and from the stables They urged that the
route Of transfer be changed TO Connecticus
avenue BY way of 22d and Boundary street.
which is not only less Objectionable, bat more
matter was referred, says in his endorsements
The Inconvenience TO the residents on 2lss
street 10 less IN my opinion than the incouve-
nience would be TO those on Boundary street
BY the other route. As soon ~ the Netropoli-
tan railroad changes its motive power the an
noyance viii cease, but up 20 that time do
not think anything should be done"
BIDs FOE a SCHOOL HOUSE
The Commissioners today opened bids for Ire
erection OF . two-story eight-room school
house on ssth street north of U street. Tia
following contractor submitted propossl..
John hewlett, e26 $50; james Z. Psrsoas'
al.50o; c. Thomas. s2s,soo
DH- FRANK T. HowE Of sedgvick command
department Of the Potomac u v. C.. has been
appointed aid-de-camp on the STAG Of Gen a
& todsr, Tie gsnsral-in-chisf. WITH ~ rnak 6
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Real Estate Matters,

A. J. Curtis has purchased OF Susan A. Rufin
for $4,000, lots 40 and Al, block 2, Chichester.
A. Bnrgdorf has purchased for s42. 542.s7
lots lib and 2B, on Brightwood avenue, of R. F.
Wainwright.
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SHOOTING STARS.

The opening Of the reed bird season brings
us a step nearer to the solution of that old
problem, the determination of the sparrow.
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The fact that you can hit pugiiist on the
jaw without hurting him shows what exercise
will do for a man.
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ON THE SAFE SIDE

ON THE SAFE SIDE.
by Jove," unused Willie Washington. 'ideas
are gweat things. But pwaps it's just as well
not to have SO many, and SO wun less wisk Of
being known as a cwank'
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A VACATION MUsry

A Fall Costume. The novice's bicycle uni
form.
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T ATISIER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
A GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN The
TOWN OF MANASSAS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING
LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT PUEBLO
AUCTION on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, 1892, COM
MENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK

This subdivision is on the high ground Immediately
opposite the elegant residence AID park OF Mr. Robert
POrtner ad 20 b. the finest in the state) who is going
TO erect number Of handsome houses 10 accommodate
the increasing demand for summer residences.
Manassas Is above all maisria Influences OF the tide
water and taken throughout the year perhaps
agreeable place in which reside rart Of the
world. Manassas is located az the JUNCTION Of the
main line of the Richmond and Danyille r. R. and the
Manassas branch. The train service Of the X. and ID.
virtually makes Manassas a suburb OF Washington.
All trains stop there the running time from Washing
ton being sixty minutes Independent Of these adyan-
Manassas j. 80 be the county seat Of Prince VIII
liam, hich decided By vote OF the people the
tjth Of August by a large majority. and which will
naturally enhance the value Of Manassas property
Terms Ten cent Of the pure hase money in cash,
the Balance in six and twelve months with notes bear
inr interest and secured by deed OF trust all cash.
81 the option Of purchaser. All conveyanctns at cost
Of purchaser
These lots viii positively be offered for sale at pub
lie auction in the town OF Manassas on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBEE SIXTH, 1892 at TWO O'CLOCK p. VI.
The rapid and steady increase in the value of real
tate in and around Manassas durinx the past
years sures future investors i'll land safe invest
lLenI-
For further particulars address
J. STOFvER,
Manassas, Va.
LATINiER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
au{I-St 14l1- straet n Washincton d G.
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o 60 back pretty soon

"Jack," SHIT said to her brutal brother, 81
forgot to put my bathing suit in the trunk.
How will send it home?''
"Wait minute was the reply. 81 think
have stamped envelope"
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PATCLIFTE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
N go PA AVE. NV.
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
OF GENTS FURNISHINGS. WINTER AND sum
MIR INDERWEAh, NEGLIGE SHIRTS.
NECEwEAR. DRESS SHIRTS. CARDIGAN
JACKETS. &r.. &C, &c.
ALSO
10 PAIRS MEMS BAKER SHOES IN LOTS TO
SUIT.
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FIRST.
q, IN O'CLOCK. viii sal a. sales room.
AZ PsuaSy lvsrlA avenue. IN lots 10 suit stock u
Gents PUN 1st.rss Mems shoes. &c. Xc., - which
the attention u buyers j. called
RATCLIFFE. DAER CO,
aneiN2t Aucticneers.
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FITIRE DAYS.

THOMAS l. wAGGANAN. Real Es,ate Auctioneer
vALrABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY on THIRD
STEElT BEIWIEN Il AND & STREETS
s0IiTHwFST Bling HOT-s SIS Nos 255 AND
~ TEfKD STREET SOJTiWES1.
On MONDAY. sEPTENBER FIFTH. 1892. at
HALF-FAS1 FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. ! viii ofter FOR
safe IN front OF premises the south halt % Lot 20.
square "a improved a. above mentioned.
Terms 0sy ut sale.
au:iI-dkds THOs. =. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
7 ATISIEE & SLOAN. Aucticueers and Appraisers
Ia lax aud l403 u u.
TRUSTEES, SALE or MARRY NEW NINE
ROOM BAY-WlNDOW PRESS-BkICE RESI-
DENCE. NTH AL M0DFKN IMPROVE
MINrS, OK EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET
BETMkEN : AND I STRFETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue - deed u trust date, tire 18th dzy o;
Iecetahe- lst't. and duly record@l "a Lihsr 1857.
foi0 54f - q the land records 81 the Dis
trct u Co.nnLD1, the rnters<n@l trustees vii sell
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTE MBEk
TENTH, ls,fs. IN frort q the premises Il HALF
PAST EOCa O'CLOCK. part Tot q. IN square 4l7.
L. ~ xfi1 TO alley. improved b. near new nine
room bsy-Wtnd1W press-5ril.s residence. vito all
fucdsrti irllrrveuentS. orsts3 ~. east side Of
Sub street hetween : and streets northwest
Terms made known al sale.
JOHN @. JOHNSON , -.
WI. a. EASTERDAl. } Alus'ees-
su;Si-eod- ss3.Et bendElas
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A II. LEVY. Auctioneer.
~. 1000 Pa ave. T. u. south sidel.

IarEe and attractive sale Household Furniture at
suction. 20 which We invite the public. On THURS
DAY. SEPTElIBER FIRST. 1892. at TEN A. N. in
front OF our sales room. shall sell large colec
ton % Household Furniture, consisting in part q
PAror suites upholstered in plush hair-loth. &c.
Walnut. OAK. Cherry and Painted Bed Room Furni-
tire in suites ard separate pieces. Handsome Oak
S.lebcar5s. Walnut and OAK Secretaries. Walnut and
Oas Bookcases. Desks. Extension and other Tables
LOunzes. Walnut ami Oak Hall Racks Chairs Mirror
fro1t WardrODes, PIER ami ManteI Mirrors, Brussels
AMI Ingram Carpets Oilcloths II and other Mat
tresSes. Feather Pillows snd B0lsters, Crockery and
large lot Of Fine Pictures.
ALSO
Several Carriages belongings 90 parties leaving tbe city
A. H. LEVY, Auctioneer-
CHAs. WEEKS. Salesman au2g3;
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CIR TIE Brsr.
TIE CONCORD HAsNrss
LtTz Bno.
fc5 Penn ave-. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satehsIs Of best maze .. low pricsa
rh29
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANs
THos E wAGaAMAN. Real Estate Auctione.r.

T'HoS Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on STREET BETWEEN
THiRTEENTH AND ForRTEENTH sTREETs
RFEW ZEN Z AND 10 VI I Streets NoRTawEsr.
fP Z EEkEH1s 5EkE EHERh
ivey TT IN G6 81 So 1ss fSo Az ssr Yss
folio "a, and Iiber No l54s folio $50 q the land
aSSiaR il 9pt f the 1gs ssnssf a
FIVE O'CLOCK p ", lots 6s and 81 in Mary v. Bon
nss Subdivision Of certain lots in square 235.
aiice District Of Columbia improved each BY brick
rEk 70 SIX oCIScK we vii se :. p1biic
auction In front oi the premises lots ~ and Us IN
square %. each improved by brick dwelling being
in alley, 20 feet wide. between 18th and l4th and
Imnsdiatsiy thereafter. on SAME DAY. at SIX
2GL0fk M We ot e and at d 81 n M Safihon II
DegEes subdivision Of original lot Is in square 100
q The saFysyoTs ocs q said District. improved By
Terms as to each Of said lots: one-third cash. of
which depest Of 600 must be made on each lot at
twelve and fifteen months for which notes Of pur
chaser bearing interest from day Of sale and secured
casa. At option Of the furchaser Ali recording and
a. PGrShsss o al. 'el bs are not
reserve the right 70 resell az the rsk and cost Of de-
fAni'ns pa5 TaoGs as'fE eWheeAMaN
J. W. PILLING. u'es'
T. E wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. su31-d&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9th and d sts- NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
SITUATE on UNION STREET. BETWEEN
AND 2 AND FoT 1R217A AND SIXTH
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date August H.
1891. and duly recorded IN Liher No 1604 folio 37
ct seq Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lpmbia. and at the request Of the party secured
therey viii sell at public auction in 'front.' Of the
premises, o. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWELFTH,
1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following
described real estate situate in the city OF Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, TO wit:
The north twenty-five t25) feet OF lot numbered
twenty mine 900. in square numbered hye hundred
and three (0O3). fronting twenty-five lSo) feet
Union street and running with that full width east
hundred and twenty 20l feet, the full depth Of
said lot 20 thirty 600 foot alley improved with two
brick houses.
Terms onethird balance in one and two years.
notes to bear centnterest payable
and to be secured by deed Of trst on the property
sold or all cash. the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of 5000 will be required st time OF sac Con-
yes ancing. &C. cost of purchaser Terms 10 be
complied with in fifteen days from day Of sale. other
wise the trustee the right TO resell at the risk
and of The defauting purchaser after ve days
notice Of such resale in newspaper published in
sS:5I-eokds JOSEPH c. JOHNSON. Trustee.
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CEO. W STICKNEY, Auct., l4lG New York ave
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 1926
STREET NORTHWEST.

By virtue Of certain deed OF trus. dated the ooh
day u May, A. D. 1921. and recorded in Libe- No.
1856 folio So 81 seq of the land records Of the
District u Columbia and at the request of the holder
Of the note ured thereby. will sell at public
anctiQn. ia front Of the premises, TUESDAY, THE
TWENTI-TH1RD DAY OF AUGUST. A. ID. 1892, at
FIYE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate and the improvements theron situate in the
city % Washington. District OF Columbia TO wit Lot
nu5noered nine q "a square numbered one hundred
and ninetyfodr 19i subject TO deed of trust serur-
iBg note for so, 900 and interest thereon at per
cent per annum from OctobeF I3. 1891.
Terms OF sale One-half cash In of hereinba-
fore mentioned deed Of trust and tho balance IN one
Cd and two % years. with interest at the rate of per
ceatum per annum and secured by deed of trust on
property Sold all cash. at option Of purchaser All
corveyancng and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit Of 900 will be required at time Of sale II
The terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the trustees the
rsht o. resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
BGRR T. TRACY, 49,.
Aul0d&ds' ALFRED s. WILSON, : trustees
tETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO SAT
CRDA1, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1892, same hour and
place. BURR II. TRACY, 49,.
ALFRED s. WILSON, irus'ees-
au.4, 90 %. 81, Se,sx.}s
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auaadts WALTER WILLIAMS 0 Sos hn ats
u ATCLIFFE. DARK co, Aucts.,

TIE ooNIESfs 81 HHE = xghEFSes aSD OF
OF THE LATE
Obj Ar sf ME- kIcE RICK f
N by by AuC 81 Oh G2TNsisIIS9 u PART OF
Hghf e. RRffTIff ARE ASP r x2Ek
kSM HE FINE fsT Fs sToSk Sk E5N S EHP
H HtiJS pi Sh5a SS &sfE EEGSES
lit LITTLE IL, sPL y EoAS MARE KECoKp. 231.
81 sfIbkE6
20 HEAD t II MULES
Tis HSp G,kSs EI ~ ss
TRIES AS BREWsTER, FLANpRAU AND
SSTf 1LEs. VIZ: A"A ~ fAi'i A fh" VI The
COUPE H0'K assSdaGfSskrrrs.
Road CARTS.
Low BED WAGONS
AND CARTS
sIN9LE AID pouBLE, LIGHT 4SD HEAyY-:
THE BEST MAKERS.
BLANKETS, Lap RoB Aas1 WHIPS. HORSE BOOTS
AND AGESERAL ASSoRTMENr OF SABLE
CLASS STABLE.
TWO g. TREAD PoWERs. WITH CUTTING
BOXES:
on p @g9o-HoRsE POWER STEAM BoILER,,
I OSElll l0-HORSE POWER STEAM BOILER. TO-
GEfHER WITH MANY OFHEI. ARTICLES TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
To BE SOLD By AUCTION
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
l SEPTEMBER FIFTH, SIXTH AND SI.yENTH, 1892
- As FOLLOWS:
MONDAY. STEpTEaBER FIFTH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ. SALE AT BENNING RACE
TRACK.
| TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH AT TEN
/ O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT 443 L STREET
wEDXSEsDAY. SEPTEMBER sEyEyTH; AT TEN
| STABLES, ts4J AND Gas NEW YORK AVENUE
/ SOkTHWESI.
By virtue Of order o. the S,-en Court. holding
special term tor probate business ] will sell, by
/ public auction. the dttes and fhe times and
pces mentioned above the contents u the stables OF
the late y NJ Drzney. esq. partly mltioned above.
I 70 yhich invite general atten zion.
| Terms OF sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday, August 20 and can be had
from the loneers from the administrator OF
mailed upon application 20 either
/ THoS. NJ Dl.ANEY, Illustrator.
| - 65i 645 Nh York ave-
| bAJCLiFfE, DAsS CO.. Auct.oAeers-
| au.<D-dSds
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DUBLIC SALE
TIE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
NENONAH.
We are directed By the sell by public
nos a shines siiuyard. fnslt 81 CrOss Bsti-
Jrore. on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER sEVENTH
1>:ks.x a. TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
TIE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT STEAMER
WENONAH.
In good orSier recen ~ inspected and licensed by
United states INSPECTORS
The sfearltT uich - Of wooden null. mStaied. Is
fn-nisn.l tEroushs,at.
Her lenth i 12 e g. beam 80 fees and depth Of hold
10 feet engine - BY 10; hull perfectly souad-
The steamer b examined at SINNERS shipyard
any tine Previous % sale.
Terms Of sale Cash. DerCsir Of -:,fD.
Mi. sEENCIlER CO.. Aactioneers.
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4 RDp y ZEE ssss
ILL a Odd II ZEE Ssss

you are ready to look around for the latest styles
in Autumn and Fall Footwear. take peep into our
window.
We have already received many fall goods of the
same reliable quality always handle; in fact the
quality and styles are very much improved this
season. while well-known low prices still prevail.
For instance showing strictly fine Bright Dom
COLA Shoes for g. CO. g. So g. IS. a. co. ss so and
$500
We shall continue our bargain counter for a few
weeks longer. which you will End sample Shoes
below Of production. and st least 3< Der cent
less than regular prices
The discount of 90 per cent on all Low Shoes not on
bargain counter will be given for the present This
discount. Of course. IL for cash.
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CEo W. srIckNEY. Auct.. 14Is New York ave.

PERENPTORY SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO 3lS
I STREET SOUTHWEST
will oSer for sale, IN front o. the premises, on
THURSDAY. the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. ID. 1882. at TIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot - square
fl6 said lot fronting 20 feet street southwest
and improved BY large brick house. containing nine
rooms. all modern improvements.
Terms u sale: One-third cash. balance in and
two years, interest per cent payable uslly
300 deposit at time OF sale Terms be compiled
with IN ten days GEO. W STlCkSEN.
au2f-6t' Auctioneer.
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Oh, joyfully play on the timbrel
Its loudest, most boistrous tune:
The children who rule when they're let out Of
school
Will have to 60 back pretty SOON
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The WARREN SHOE HOUSE.
Ills f STREET n. w.
.,GG
A CHANCE To SAVE MONEY.
We will offer for a few days:

We will offer for few days:
CSC. each
EXTRA HEAVY and SIZE CROCHET BED
SPREADS at 81. 90 each.
81 % and 81. so.
BLANKETS at 75c.. Soc. LOO and 81. so mp q
pair.
100 pairs Of la ALL-woOL BLANKETS. worth
"a. so pair. to go at So 70 pair
100 dozen ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS. size 20r
49, with deep fancy borders. at L2Sc EACH 81. so
dozen.
One lot CHENILLE PoRrIEREs. frinssd and dado
top and bottom. to go at g. 20 pair.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON,
3 SLOAN. Aucss- and Appraisers.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts- and Appraisers.
IL 14O1 q It. n ".
VALUABLE PROPERTY. NO. ses TWENTY FIFTH
STRFFT NORTHN EST. AT AUCTION.
On WFDNES DAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST TWEEN
TY-FOTRTH 1872. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, IN 'front.' cf
tbs n-sr,ss- We shall sell lots b and 40 in squsre
Ia Lot - has front % about Ia feet by depth If
- feet On sth street between and h Lot 40 IS the
fonts On :sO-fuot alley.
terms. Ona-third cash. balance IN six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
ieef Of trust. all cash. at option % purchaser.
f'orvpvancirs- aal recording 81 Of purchaser
siOO deposit required a. time Of sale.
IATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.
s-THF PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROP
srty having complied with the terms Of sale the
same property viii be resod at his risk and cost
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST THIRTY
FIRST 1892 same hour and plsce
au25d&ds LA1IMER SLOAN, Auctioneers-
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M ALrER b WILLIAMS 60. Anct,onesr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT No. 636
NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
BY authority Of a deed 70 me from the heirs Of
Jeremiah 0'Conuor, deceased dated August g. 1891,
and recorded in Liber 1903. folio 324 OF the land
records, q. c. will sell at public auction TUES
DAY, SkPTENBER SIXTH. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK
r. VI. IN 'front.' Of the premises preiTiSes 6S8 North
capitol street The los contains about 6121 square
feet and l. improved with brick store and dwelling
house. in excellent condition.
Terms. One-thlrd cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest, all cash. Conveyancng and
recording AZ purchasers cost.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY Trustee
- - +lS Louisiana ave.
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nRUNKENNESs OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ lively cured by administering
DR.. HAINEs' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Sold by g. r. WARE. Druggist, Washington. je7-1y
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TRIED By TRADITION.

TRIED By TRADITION.
II used to think he was genuine poet" she
sighed. "But know better now'
''Why?" asked her confidante.
''The publishers accept his work and pay him
good prices
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railway train has arrived in Jerusalem from
Jana, the railway between the two pisces hAy-
ing been completed
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THE DOUBLE RANK ORDER.
Chief Palmer VIII Explair
More Fully His Reasons for IL.

TIE CONTRACTS foR THE xLEorBIo LIaHr
uLuNISArIoSs AwARDKD-THE FREE BAR
RACKS AT CAMPS ALoER AND fARRAeUr
NEARLY ooxPLxrED-wHAr THE woxAx's
COMMITTEE rs DOING
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LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
au3l-5t 1919 q street L. W.. Washington, d. G.
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So Louisiana ave.
REGULAR SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITIRE. H..
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
LOUNGES AND SEVERAL ZINE PARIOR SUITES,
BOOKCASES AND SIDEBOARDS.
TOILET SETS, HAIR AND sHCCK MATTRESSES.
EXTENSION TABLES. CHAIRS. SPRINGS,
COTS. OH, PAINTfSeiS AID FNGRAvINGs,
WAKDROBES. KITCHEN EFFECTS.
WITHIN OUR SAILS BoOMS THURSDAY. SKIP
TEMPER FIRST,
AT TEN A. NJ.
IL RAIN OR SHINE
II ATIIIER 4 SLOAN. Auct'oneers and Appraisers.
L. l407 AND l4O9 G. ST.
sGRocFRTEs, HORSE AND BUGGY AND HAR-
MSS, NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. &c.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST, THIRTIETH,
the entire contents OF the grocery establishments No
fs2 1oth It. Of northwest embracing IN part:
FINE ISOT OF TEAS, POTTED MEATS. CONDI-
IMPOgTED sARDINES, PRESERVES.
CANNED PEACHES. ASPARAGUS.
SALMON. LOBSTER, BROOK TROUT,
PUDDINGS. VINEGAR. MOLAsSES AND s1RUPS.
MH1SkIES N CLASS. COAL OIL: ,->-,,
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS. BLACkING.
COUNTER SCALES. CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Also, ar TWELVE O'CLOCK -,
Class CONDITION, ONE FINE HORSE, BUGGY
AND HARNESS. GROCERY WAGON AND HAIR
MSS. LARGE COFFEE MILL. FINE CLOCK
sa..5-4t '''-' LATIMER SLOAN. Auetioneers.
sg-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER FlRST, 1892. same hour
au}0-dts Auctioneers.
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OFFICIALS ARE GUARDED N THEIR UrTERAEcEs,
But IT Is UNDERSTOOD THAT THIS GOVERN
MESr PROPOSES TO PREVENT ANY FOREIGN
POWER CONTROLLING VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS.
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the most expeditions way. but TO answer ali sorts
Of questions that may be put to them by
strangers. These boys will be stationed at all
the railway stations and steamboat wharves and
will conduct people TO their hotels and board
ing houses. They will secure cabs for those
who want them, and, in fact, be ready TO be-
come a medium Of communication between
everybody who wants Information and those
who are able and willing to supply it.
The ladies' committee has been endeayoring
for months and is still to make q complete list
of the names and addresses Of each delegate to
the various conventions well az the national
officers OF these bodies, that all invitations,
circulars Of information &C. NAV be sent to
them individually, well as through their
national headquarters.
MIRA Metzerott, who has charge Of the musica,
matters, Is arranging for an interesting pro-
gram OF musical numbers, which will be rem
derea during the interim of the conventions
when the luncheons are being served.
AN ESCORT OF CITIZENS.
Mr.. Louis d. Wine has been designated to or
ganize and marshal a sufficient number Of citi-
zens to act as a civil escort or advance guard to
the @. A r. parade. He will have hundred
mounted citizens, dressed in black, with silk
hats and white saddle cloths, Prince Albert
coats, white gloves and white whips.
Shields division will meet at the Ebbitt
House this evening to perfect arrangements for
the coming encampment. As there viii be but
few more meetings Of this division before the
encampmsns all members have been requested
to attend
Afmeet1Hl Of the members Of the cavalry
corps OF tn Army Of the Potomac 10 called for
Friday night ct ESQ pm. at Wizards to ar
range for the reunion during the GAR en-
campment week.
Mrs Mary Morris Husband, 1l23 I street
northwest, viii on the evening Of the 10th have
reception Of the soldiers who were cared for
BY her In the field hosp itsIs 1t Antiefam, Chan
csilorsyille, Falmouth, Gettysburg, Frsdriclrs-
burg. White House, Brsndy Gnfinrs. Peters-
burg. City Point 0sap Harols 81 txausporta