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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE bays.
THoMAs BOWLING & son. Auct. sia st. NV.

THoaIAs BOWLING SON. Aucts- 6l2 ct. n. ".
GSk sA1z e HSaHsssF s wFHfE 9
ASSTiSN HS6NS xNP RszIS, Sl$E STREET
TT4FT ES SSI6e z Raftbfs iSSs
rss q Yses sne Gda
rolls Making. brussels ana ingram csrpsts Stoves
Twelve or more head q Good Diving and worl
A 1863. ' fao4Hss e D6WI1se SON. Aue...
WALTER D. WILLIAMS { CO.. Auctioneers.
GOyERNMENy, SALE Of OLD PsotERTy COZ.
on MEpNEs Aa tLY Tn TGIocE
sse
articles partially enumerated.
jeso-st WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. 90. Auo.s
THOMAS BOWLING 8 son. Aucss-. ele st. NV.
81 HoRsEs HSb s ahkEs GT aGo
o. sxrg Us2 Mr. {TIY SEcoNp 1892 At
R92As sTHH fhsF e o X9s fhgSTEs2s
:as ss1i az n 3. ssas ss
can tr0t in 2 60 One pair f sR9t'sd Ponies
s s f RSs rs SG Ssfsss SON. Aus
I ATIMEk SLOAN; -, Anlti9neers and Appraisers
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING EIGHTY-THREE FEFT AND Four
ESHTS y IHa
Under and BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia passed n equity
cause Nc 1sess, d9ckss az wherein LOUISE Muse q
ns me trustee VIII ss 81 Pyo!s srcSn II
pollock p NJ, the folioSins described real esssts
In the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia. to
wit: The north twenty-five (Y5) feet and four az
inches front On 18th by the depth thereof Of lot
numbered fourteen Q4) and the whole Of lots num-
tered fifteen 16) and sixteen t16) In Samuel Dsyid-
sons subdivision Of original lots numbered - and IL
In squire numbered one hundred andtwenty six $3.50,
q Columbia IN Book y. X No. /. folios and 8.
cash and the remainder 10 be paid Oh OF before i've
years after date Of sale Said deferred payments or
payment to be evidenced by the pronissory note or
OF trust the property sold and said note
bear interest al the rate Of per cont Per snuum
the purchaser may at his her their option pay the
whole Of the purchase money IN Gosh.
The trustee empowered to sell said described real
estate e whole q IN separate lots Upon the same
deposit Of $50 II sold a. whole, or $3.50 upon
each lot sold IN parcels shall be made ct time of sale
The trs Of sale to he complied with In thirty days
or the deposit deposits TO be forfeited and the prop
erty to be resod Ut the risk and cost Of defsufng
chaser er pmIchssars all oonyeyangtnG and EeSordns
te29-d&ds 1851 P st. NV.
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SCIENTIFIC.

SCIENTIFIC.
They say the earth is cooling;
It's very plain TO see
BY all the earth the heat absorbs
1t easily might be.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
DWEILING HOUSE. NO. 40S SIXTH STREET

By virtue of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in Liber
isS2 folio 4Ql ct sel one Of the land records Of
Of the Ha,y thereby secured will offer for sale IN
n n q The premises t on FhIpAY THE FIRST DAY
the following described real estate situate in Wash
4ngton city. District Of Columbia, to Wit The north
twenty three (2 feet and eight (S) inches front and
back the same width tbs full depth q Original lOf
-four hundred and Afty-seyen (l57}' being improved
By vnusble four-story brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash balance in three equal miscellaneous, payable Ii
one two and three years with interest thereon
able sem-annua,ly, tor which the notes Of the pur-
chaser must he given bearing date the day OF sale and
Sc I o. DEED Of trust on the property AZ cash
be required at the time Of sale If the terms of sale
are not complied with in ten 0) days from the day of
sale the trustes the right TO resell the prop
srty after five {o) days notice by advertisee In The
Evening star newspaper Of said city at the risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser All -conveyancing
and recording at the cost q the purchaser
WILLIAM W. DOARMAN.l -.
ECGENE MORGAN trustees.
Webster Law building and NATL Bank Of Washington
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nuNcANsoN BROS. Auct,. 9th and D ss.. n. w.

EA.s e Etk XIR H E2T I ssS
50. isis sEvENTEEfH Is srkE ZANE HOUSE.
Urdet ar. and by virtue q a decree of the Supreme
Eauty Gauss No wSsrea hsn. 1n
L Whse,et e. al are c0mplain 'nts ana cornea Bond
II is e. ssi FyG q Ts
ksdin ssubdvifon. square one hundred and eighty
o. he q m to Sess WITH III tSs
ar. sss Of sac e r e b The said
cash aaa balance equal stain n
ia ssS Ssysns
re a By notes Of hs
CASH Ter. @ Of SALE q q
'Sa asss IRON rom ok Il at
The nine Of sale. All conveyancng and recording at
BENZ F. LEIGHTON, rrasss,:
THOMAS P. WOODWARD. fras.ss s''
s na Ss
els t5eref2r with the clerk of the court within thirty
BENZ. =. TEIsHroN. Trustee:
THOMAS P. WOODWARD. trustee eve
9el4-d&ds Az Ii. ave. n. W
y ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. Auctioneers.
THREE gE7s STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
H9PEE sEH NSsN p S9sNSa 81 E
aasEss Il sse Wy.
Ss a in
BY said degree. will gel, 2: public in front Of
Sf5 FIxE g6Loek n. H % tho H Siah es
ha Sne IN sasss in par
one hundred and nine,y-sx c96J Sesinning for the
along street twenty Cos feet thSnee norah
:n.S;S 5 s 3; s. iga Ten hence
G Il Of 6sSnnns n the s, sS e District
b. announced 1t tie sale. " 0eea VI TRUST 70
n % 'ls By s the sS
snd he and Years W With Interest m sas IT
sa:sd ss, ms s!sPsIiy SD e 81
81 81 re ss asp sss
coreng Il purchasers cost The terms TO be complied
hve o. such in so%s never ss-
w. eSS%EScH A. sHGSDhls Il ire Trustee
II AucfIoNEERs,
1407 STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF wILLARDs HOTEL
AND wILLARDs HALL. IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
ouna., and sy y,..u. 3 & deere. o, .A. suprsn.
& y :S scs IN
WWin sETa Was w nd
the sugssms feurt q the yatsd st.ses on apgssI.
;:ss, on EEIpAf, The FIRST pay q July, 4, B.
iSts 81 sroynd nusahercd one IL. two o. twelve I'D.
i6l IN square numbered two hundred and twenty Ave
Y Che city Of Wsshington. IN the District Of
Inens thereon, being the premises known Wizards
aeiei and Millards Hall Ia sad city, which viii BE-
terms y ssls .sprsscrbed by the deere. arr ono
sale onethfrd In one yosr aud 10 two YEAR
tnereafter q which the deferred payments viii b evil
denced BY the pronssoty notes OF the purchaser or
purchasers and will bear interest at the Of per
centum per annum from the day Of sale. aud viii be
chaser or may At his or their option pay
600 VII required from the purchaser ct the time
Qf sale. VIM. r. MATrINGLY, Trustee, No. AS
9TH 81 NV: n. y. NORRIS. Trustee, 1915 ct.
NV. Washington. d. G. mya0-dkds
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SHOOTING STARS.

Common scents-musk and onions.
The man who wears a flannel shirt
Looks down on neglise.
Until his collar willis and then
It's quite the other way.
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HAIxs Vegetable sicf,isu Hair Remover In ~
stored grxy hair ffs Original color ana prcvcIfe1
baldnen u tAousands IL eassA u YIN - - -
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je23-d&ds

WTILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TUES
pay IHf1 SIEHH lsS2 At ESIEE
TEsf. III sHAREs d he aAffSIIN
LLASSRS, goal AMP 3. on ~ c9MPANY Any OF VEST
NON-PAYMENI OF ASSESSMENT,
je22-10t' EDWARD E. CONANT Trustee
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THIS EVENING.

AUCTION SALE TONIGHT. 81 PA AVE-
"A Oys. coo los 81 DIAMONDS. Gold Watches.
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''Are You going to give your pastor vacation
this summer
Mot exactly replied the member who has
trouble in keeping awake. I've will send him
away and take one ourselves"
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h virtue of two certain deeds Of trust gwen to mo
y John crgi mi and VIE and duly recorded
IAoers z. No 3. fol;o 81 and x; No. 5. folio Cos.
noses secured By said deed Of trst the undersrned
trustee nsIned In said deed Of trust viii sell ct public
'li Pss = ssS Ssar
fourth interest Of the said John tn and to
FsfrfsI. state Of Virginfs commonly called the
"Crutsshsah Farm," situate near Langley. Va. and
containing 3S acres Of land. more 1ess said land
Goptias on the Georgetown and Leesburg turnpike
ssized.
Terms Of sale: One-thtrd Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance In two equal iusainents. pay
able IN one and two years after day sale respect
ively. Deferred psyments 70 bear intertst at 6per
per snnurq AID TO be secured by deed OF trust
op the propery sold Conyeyanctnx the cost pur
chaser dspos,s Of goo q be Paid when the prop
nfteen days Trustee reserves the right resell prop
cry ct risx and cost Of defauluns purchaser.
d: s. MACKALL. Trustee.
3sS0d RATCLIFFE. DAkR CO., Aucts
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. Auctionesrs.
STEAM YACHT AMeRIcus AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. JCLY SECOND, ct s1I O'CLOCK
-, No sh.A seu q stephensons wharf. feos Of nh
TIE PLEASURE STEAM YACHT AMRRIcus.
Isrms cssh- WALTER =. WILLIAMS co.
Se<o-V Aue&ionesgR
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FUTURE DAYS,

CHANCgRY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
~ TATE QS THIRD STREET BETWEEN vIR-
GIyih Av AYE, AND d STREET SOUTHWEST.
By authority OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia. passed In Eouity carse No
l3,s7 tunitcd States vs.. David Butler et ~ . viii
DAY % Ugly. 1sea. 4 HALf-PAsr FIVE
Os'CL0Ck NJ ~ front q the premises. that parcel
e: HSnesred three CO n square 5sl, IN The city q
improvements consist Of frame dwelling house.
Terms; One third cash. balance IN ono and two
ths property sold Q. al cash e option purehaser
DEPOSIT Of 900 must b made when the property i
struck on. ARTHUR A. BIRNEl, Trustee.
THOMAS DoNI1NG SON.
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"Would you like some garden hose?' said the
clerk in the general supply store.
''No, thanks" was the answer; Il gin'raIy 60
in barefooted to do my weedin,."
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
III. sERKHElMEs Aucs,enssr; :, 1900.

BEAUTIFUL PAELOR AND PIANO LAMPS.
FINE ORNAMENTS AND PICTURES, DINING
ROOM OAK EXTENSION TABLE. FINE OAK
MIRRoR-BACx BUFFET, HANDSOME SET
GLASS AND OTHER WARE. L. 8. AND G. s.
CHAIRS. &c. FINE CHERRY AND OAK BED
ROOM SETS. TOILET WARES, SPRINGS,
EE#ssS sER ssSSSEss hSR sSP s!1SE'
~T'HoMAs BOWLING SON, Aucts.. o12 st. NV
,ExECgroas SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sEessESsgS$SsH 1 ssD N sE fhE 5 5sSabAshf1 u
Under authority given US BY the last wiz and tesla
eSf 7 H. .: sgs s s:ss
ss, n g 'sss
thsrsto Square sc. improved by three-story brick
), Ssa: ths feet front 100 feet
sso1n q S y
EAHs st RI.
Ssaasd q Ssst q lo: q IN Peter TssGesS
sSn Fsgss
ifS sa.8.,:
Imnedsely thereafter The following deseribed part
Us S g. g se:f
and Running thence north 20 feet and extending back
Win s ne ss Fl sS 81 H
in depth e same lot adjoining the above described
Tmmsdistsy thereafter tn. 20 feet front by go feet
In depth OF same hot ADJOINING the last above do
scroed parcel on the north . r,,,sr s,x
si ss.. asssaSSn sars: srdaaa us sd
s saia deo1ss.oSn a. ne noT56 ~
, r p ssrsFs sa s%s
tSSs I ESny ss q NJ az HA1g
sforssad norsh1sss x dserrstoSn about 9o6 Yards
foanN road issalas fssS IS ScpSsit rosa . r.
mile above 7'Droyers' Rest, Containing about ono
acFNs and described IS followH,
leading irom County road Is fsss, snd running
said ahs sra ana ns xS
snother stone On said road which stone ST to the
county road vito the sbeve en,ionsd road thence g.
81 h:ass na ssshs
IL ss lsnd ssPvcssa 2 S..hsIas Tssss, 3 Essss1a
with the improvements. &C."
Tnents, at and two years respectively per cent
Int bss MA sScrsd notes Of
qGred on each pscso proved property and sioO
e. each Of the gacss All
iauitns purchasers cost and r!st VIZ ~ '''1
JOHN B. THOMAS. Executors.
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chANcERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
hEH ss1 81 hFHE!h5x GseP e

CHANCERy SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
HIGH sTREET ANp EITESpISa BAck 70
MARKET STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, D. @,
Ptstrct Of Columbia, passed In equity cause No
l2scQ vii ofer for sels IN front OF the premises.
on MoNphT. the TWENIYsEyENTH DAY OF
June. 1882. At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. :, part Of lot
201, IN Beatty and Hawkins addition to Cfeorcetown,
r. saa IN sgus5s ZOE Resin9ioy 70, The Sane e
line Of said lot interests said street thence north on
,a s ~, u tesr inches tAspes yess and parallel
street and then southery on MarSet street 81 feet
and then eaery with the south line Of said lot to the
Place Of bsGtnnirg.
The property ia elisibiy situated and has the ad-
vantage Of q front two Streets
Terms Of sale one-:hird q the purchase money in
cash OF whiYh deposit Of 500 viii be required
theday Of sale the balance in equal installnents In
II ~ ans we've months with interest. or all cash. at
the option OF the purch II the terms Of sale
not complied with IN ten days the property Will be
js17-d6ds HUGH 7. TAGGART. Trustee.
eTTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN con-
ss3nence Of the rain until THURSDAY. JUNE
THIhIlEIH. 1857, some hour and place.
te2S-d&ds By order Of the Trustee.
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FINE BuILpISG LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
oSTEssTT.sn,v .v-rnroor 49, auo 49,
1890. .. HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. We vii sell.
IN front of the premises,
Fronting TwENTY-F0UR fees on SEVENTH s,rest.
yt,AdsRta OF ONE HUNDRED AND Five feet 70
F1fIEEN-foot alley.
Ths 70. i a the best lots on SEVENTH street.
PENS near ne corner of . street and suitable
Terms; 0ne-third cash. balance In equal Install
nontS A. one Acc TWO years, notes to bear rer cent
Per snnum interest," payable ssasi-snn usly ana 10 te
secured ey ceed 81 trust PREMISES scld or all cash.
T. e sss a Pg,sa.ss. sSs
reserved 70 resell ct the risk and cost on defsutins
purchaser after dsys' sdyegsement Of such resale
N soIno newspaper published IN WASHINGTON, ID. @.
- DUNCASsOx BROS.
S-<-d668 Aucffoueoru
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II 7. .wALKER Soma 2o4 10TH ST. NV
~ Building PApers. Moth-proof Goods, Hire Brick.
Clay and Ttls, Asbsstns 1lus Lining Pulp. Slats d.
KERvAND. ENaaAvRR AND LITHO0oAPaRR.
n 1ol2 rsnna- NV. -
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts.. 14o7 G st. NV.

7 ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts.. 14O7 G st. NV.
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL
EoUsEHoLD EFFECTS;
On SATURDAY, JULY SECOND 1892. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. within our sales rooms. 1907 g
street, We win ssll e Fine Upright Piano. Buraett
Church Orsar. Psrlor and Chaber Furniture, French
Plate Mirrors. Upright Show Case. Cot Mattresses,
Real Lace Curtains. Kitchen Requisites. &c.
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ,
Fine Brewster Broughan, Coupe Rockaway Six
Passenger Dayton. Surrey, Ksnsngton Harness.
Robes, 30. Also several good horses.
te3O-2t LATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.



cHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
sfskEfs NoAfaHWEsf 81 ATccfffoS. AM =
By virtue o. decree OF the suprcu;e Court Of the
pss-s. q Cenme,.. passed On -. 18Th day d June,
4 ID. 1897, In equity case No. l162o. wherein the
eottschalk Company are compliments and james y.
oarItty e. a. arc dstsndanss. win sell h{ Pubic
JGSE IWESTY-sExENra, A D 1899. q SIX
John psyidsons srbdivision OF lets IN square pun:
Ssssd ,nres h9pdrsd and n6s9en SSio IN the city 2.
two-story frame dwelling.
Terms One third cash, balance IN and two years,
tne deferred payments to bear interest ct the rate Of
Per cent from the day of SALE payable SENT
annually and secured BY deed Of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser. \
deposit Of 500 70 be pstd when the property s struck
on. Terms 70 be complisd with In fifteen days from
the day OF sale AL conveyancing, recording. &C..
SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Trustee.
te15-eod 452 st. W.
az THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until THURSDAY, THIRTrETH
DAY OF JUNE. A d. 1sg2, Same Aor,r and place.
SIDNEY 7. THOMAS, Trustee.
je2S-d&ds 452 st. NV
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. 0l2 Z st. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON EIGHTH BETWEEN
AND Q STREETS, BEING NUMBER 1913
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtueof deed Of trust dated June 22 1891. and
duly recorded IN iiber No. i40c2, folio 314 ct seq
Of the land records for the District Of Columbia
AID At the request of the patty secursd thereby
VIII sei 81 public auction front OF the premises
on SATURDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. being lot No. s. IN Thomas Younzs
snd Samuel Eowlers subdivision OF square numbered
four hundred and tventy-one tt2D, fronting % feet
on S,h street oy depth OF 20 lees TO lOfoot wide
back brick building
Terms; One-'h cash and the balance payable in
and two years. with interest, secured by deed Of
us, on the property, ell cash ut the option OF tie
purchaser DEPOSIT Of 500 viii be rec day OF
sale All recording and conveyancing at purchasers
cost
tsso,15. FRANK i. RAWLiNGds.S Trustees.
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FOR SALE-MISCELIIANEOUS

DOR sAI.E-REMINGTON. no 2 TYPEWRITER
fGf ysssSs MT %d much used price ado Apply
EOR sALE-BY OWNER. TANDEM BICYCLE.
Rudse." In frst-class condition; very cheap II
bEM stss sSsy meets easy terms Address Tan
EoR sAI.ELAT HALF VALUE, LARGE STEAM
@ 'oi Apply 'He III
ct. NV. je30-3ts
EoR sALETwo TENTS FOR CAMPING OUT,
Roon 1SOsRSs size and one Ifs INQUIRE It
other disposition is made It.
For sALE1FURNITuRE AND INTEREsT IN A
drsss Ms tqs MOSS city :o1sndd '''A'jsa
Tor sALE-vICToR SAFETY BICYCLE-NHwLY
oi cash. as k Star oes
FoR sALE-e FRESH COWS, FROM ALFRED
s''sis {
i,. Js::sy cows n E. ToUSd. Hos.'a sssa:
FOR sALETHE YALE IS THE ONLY GAS
stove worth buying; from SOC. to s8; al
,e25-ee. ga ion Il, NV.
r,sssd sloog Yacht sound and u good condition
At d Ssh * n % seen
j rss tsFm' apply at 1,or
FOB sGE--LARqE, AND SNAIL WOODEN
Rh az SIS Ss: T. g
.ag aASE p1oYc.
~ e. 40 down. ' sll
hsnS 9S III hps5 S E.
ss:S; rented fsEMissfFisa ssS@;s as''
FOB sALE..oTTo" GAS KNaINEs, BOTH NEW
can on S any s.s Send for circular Or
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ExJ S1IsEEgkFf ss sItls2 a9Ssrs,
ON EASY TERMs

on q ths time make your choice a the borscs
. fss, sgprosehing oouple,ion. They contain six
bbe IN pa<lox and open fireplace heater In dtntnr
POM fnished In hard oil with cabinet and siats man
fss
.<oo<ted on Duaca1 place northeast. which d being
6p<oyed with pavement, curbs and Sidewaika
3eLACHLxx BATCHELDER.
nyz Corner 10th and q sta
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MSS OR TIE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
D.. EifSEs aSib fdsni ssffsclifIc.
seid ~ = y. WAX. psogg1St wssSinrSon. ss7-Iy
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II rs now that a man goes to the country 10
find rest and quiet and comes directly homs for
the same purpose.
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DukuANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES No. 725
TWELFTH STHEET S(1ITHEkST

BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
s$ i equity cause ". SsSsS shieh fSilsS f s;
II z %
premises sell at public auction the real estate and
premises IN said decree mentioned. to Wit Part Of lot
hundred and NINETY Eve sol, the CITY Of Washing
iSp and III Of ss
eiSbty,ens and si1,twelfths lsi 6l2l feet. thence
a;S.twelfths (M 612) feet 70 the place ii beginning,
~hicn lot tsimErSyed * two-story frame house.
In cash. onethrd thereof in one year and third
In two years from the day of sale and for the
hotes bearing Interest from date secured by deed Of
trust upon the premises. All conveyan cing and re-
CHAS. c. COLE. Trustee,
hul1 cytr
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COOK ~ elZV, Ne propoeeo Df tne senate, ana
strikes out appropriation Of %, 500 proposed
by the Senate for renewing and repairing the
plumbing.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
On amendments numbered l22 to Ia, inclu-
sire, relating to the charities, appropriAtes
1000, as proposed By the Senate, instead
Of ei6, COO as proposed BY the House, for
relief OF the poor; $4,000 instead Of es, 0c0 as
proposed by the Senate for municipal lodging
house and wood and stone yard; e2,5o0
ss,o0O as proposed by the senate for the
temporary home for soldiers and sailors;
strikes out appropriation Of $250 proposed by
the Senate FOR constructing . retaining val
TO alley for the Woman's Christian Associa-
by the senate, for the Central D3spenssry
and Emergency Hospital; $4,000. - proposed
by the House, instead Of $4,000, q proposed by
the Senate, for the German Orphan Asylum;
strikes out appropriation Of $500 proposed by
the Senate for repairs to property Of the As
30 So.s 81 by NE ss
stead Of eto0, e. proposed by the House, for St
Ioseph's Asylum; strikes ont appropriation of
$4,000 proposed by the Senate for recon-
structing the garnet Of the old Central build
ing for the Industrial Home School; APP
propriates ss5 600 for erection Of buildings
for Q reform school for girls on grounds now
owned by the United States and 20 be selected
by the Attorney General, the secretary OF
War and Engineer Commissioner Of the Dis
trict, with authority in the event that they can
not find . suitable site ON grounds belong
ing 70 the United States. TO use not more than
e6,0oo Of the sum appropriated for the pur-
chase Of not exceeding twenty acres Of land, on
which TO construct said reform school: appro-
PIRATES s6,000, ~ proposed BY the senate, in
stead Of q, 500, Is proposed by the HOUSE,
Tor the St Rose Industrial School, and appro-
PIRATES q 500, - proposed BY the House; i'm
stead OF % 200, - proposed BY the Senate, for
ths education Of feehle minded children
10 KKcAM1xxx1.
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On amendments numbered IS, Go. 81. 80, 50,
60, 6ls 62 and sS, relating 10 sswers, sppropri-
ates e45,ooo, - proposed By the Senate, in
stead Of 81, 900, ~ proposed by the House, for
cleaning and repairing sewers and basins;
a25 900, as proposed BY the Senate, instead
OF go 900, - proposed by the HOUSE, for
replacing obstructed and Inefficient severn:
81, ooo, = propossd by e, ssn.ss. inss:sd q
sewer pipe sewers, requires That the construction
Of the new main interoepting sewer shall be .
part 81, and In aesordanss With, IL gsnseal
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The marriage Of Miss Cherry Mary Anna
bella Siddons, daughter Of the late Prof. J. H.
siddons and Mrs. Mary A. Siddons, to Mr.
James Smith Rollow Of Fredericksburg, which
was to have taken place at Grace Episcopal
Church in South Washington, ID. c., was per-
formed. quite privately ut the residence Of the
bride mother, 409 Florida avenue northwest,
Tuesday, at IL o'clock, owing to the illness
Of the bride. As soon as the health Of
Mrs. Rolow will permit Mr.. and Mrs. Rollow
will leave for their future home in New York.
a large number Of ladies and gentlemen,
friends Of Mr.. Geo. Whyte Albright and Miss
Florine Augusta Austin, congregated ct Miss
Austin home-No. 20 Sd street northcast- Tues
day evening to witness their wedding. The offici-
ating clergyman was Q member Of the House Of
Representatives-Rev. Luther F. Mckinney of
New Hampshire. The ribbons for the wedding
party were held by the Misses Mary and Ella
Williams. Novel decorative effects made the
parlors more than ordinarily beautiful, while
orchestral music added to the pleasures Of the
occasion. Suitable refreshments were served
during the evening. Many Of the costumes
were unusually handsome. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Marshall, sister Of the groom;
Miss Fisher, Miss Bessie Rockwell, Miss Anna
Bassford, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Dennis, Repre-
sentative McCreary Of Kentucky, Represents
tive Stone Of Kentucky, Representative Thos.
Winn Of Georgia, cousin Of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Holden, Judge Fisher and daughter,
Capt. OH. Ross, Mr.. Claude Bennett, Mr. r. H.
Andrews, Mr.. jas. +. Barrett and MI. Paul
Flynn.
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