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for the members, while
outside the gymnasium
is an excellent tennis
court. Mr.. Felix Van
Reuth is captain of the
tennis club and under
his instructions the
members are becoming
quite proficient in the
game.
There are other out
door sports in connec-
ton with the club. such
as quoi.s. jumping, rae
ing, bicycle riding. &c.
In the near future a
quarter-miie track is to
be built in the Y. NJ.
c. c. Park and there
some fine exhibitions of
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RATcLrFFE. DARR & CO.. Auct.on,ers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE BE
TMiEN EN-, THIRD AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF

cHANCERY s. SALE OF XALUABLE IMPROVED
TMEEN THIRD AND FoUR-AND-A-MALF
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
by virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed the .lst DAY OF No
renber A. ID. 1851. in eGuity cause lsati docket 3l
Whertlh Susie u. hlte is comp claimant an Samuel L.
Phillips ct al defen snts the under signed trust
The penis :, on WEDNESDAY,. the EtaiHrEE SSi n
DAY OF MAY. lSsr,. at HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. az thost rie,.s or parcels of land lying aud
being in the city OF WASHINGTON the District of Co.
linbia, known the wes'ernuost tw antyfye (.,1l
feet OF lot numbered six ( and the east half OF lnt
numbered seven "a in sIuare reservation etered
Missouri avenue distant twenty -four feet ami six
inches GA IT. in. east from the ives line of saii
10, Sven tD pni the east lin OF twenty (,O foot
aiey the I'D pon o. beginning bein- the center of
n,rtherly an At right yes with Missouri avenue in
line parable with said alley hundred and 1--WE feet
and four inches C0j f. in.) then,e westerly
parallel to Miss DEri feet and twD inch.
Two feet an two incitS te II. and - in 10 a puo.
alley; thence esse:y with the line Of said alley tfty-
one iect and EIGHT inches al f. and in thence
soli'her,y in line ara,ici with the first line and At
right an les with Missouri avenue enc hundred and
twentsssv feet ana hvc inches or f and ; in TO
slid avrn le and theme 'arly with said avenue
forty iie fe@t and six inches 40 f. and in the
place of BEGINNING.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree are: One.
t,.i,o cas- ~ m ta:4nre in :wo equal instamcnts pay
an, AT oh- ID an two 60 the da;e OF sale
lTed hy de-d ri trust upon premise sold or ali
t23h, AT tue )tlgn o. the purchaser. A deposit of
E.,o 70 Dc paid when the property is struck off,
Terms 10 DE complied with in fifteen DAYS from the
dn. Of sale, the reserves the right 10 resell
at the Eis and COS; OF defautin. purchaser All con-
'eyan"ing re9ortin' . g.. a. ross OF the purchaser
c. A. BYANDENDURG, Tr,s.ec, AID 9Th st. NV.
nryj-d&ds "
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc.ioneers.

kSP ITSSNRhSTEP EEAh
SSTTE VAN Sg SShHHRskaYTS$SRf
ssF Il Fk6S TfFF 81 Ea5H F EGE Jf
@ s nr@
psee in th % So Of ne Bsr wills ss
ss .b PqSe in rSns The
county Of b 5fai Of coamSia an
q wEfSfsRA foH h aGE6SK p P AZ IF
that certain piece o. parcel of land lying and being
land caiied frsns5iP santsnnE par acf 1i
Ioeds end u PsFshss Of land more less being the
Marsha By i ss dated Ms ss 20 D.
% caamSs I'd L IN the SS IAN
folio ;5 and Liber 100, at folio 4o2, to which refer
dwelling hos barn and outbuiIdins. Z This l prone
road lust north OF intersection roads at Tenay
ARS @ tes saP' S at H s4 soI rcgR
the following described property. TO wit: All
Vars: ana p sns a On SsnS in
Pi1t Of sv, tract of land called
excerrmS, however, thersfron about one-half an
t z pssS d S " 91Ss1
re record. in Li6sT No I05 at folio sS Seinn
San 'S By ths i1 aid
eSraed IN the same records in ber No. 49, folio
property has front on Rockville turnpike and also en-
town, ID. G. ,'
All OF the above described property being a portion
OF the real estate of which the sad Samuel Queen died
seized and possessed
Terms Of sale for each of the pieces of property:
One,thlrd % OF the purchase money in cash one
third ~ IN ons year and third "a in two years
from the day Of sale. all cash. tine option OF th-
purchaser Deten ed payments to be secured ty deed
OF trust upon the real estate sold and draw interest
u y per centTlln per annum. Five hundred $500
dollars Will be required of thc purchasers on each of
said pieces or parcels of ground sold time of the
SAFE OF the same, and If the purchaser purchasers
sa iail to comply with TIE terms of sale within
days after said sale the undersigned reserves the right
to resell at the risk and of the defautiny pur
chas RS cost. ANN ~ OITEEN
Executrx under The last will testament of Samuel
Queen, deceased.
For further information and Mat Of abova necas ~
property inquire OF CHAPLIN BROWN
~ Attorney for Executrix,
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Under the new constitution the first presi-
dent to be elected was Mr. Rosa f. Downing
Who holds his Office from the first Tuesday in
January to the last Tuesday in December. Mr.
Downing received his early education at Con-
zaga College, and later graduated from the law
department of Georgetown University. and was
admitted to the Washington bar in 1880. Since
h has been president his ability as an executive
officer has been shown, as under his direction
the club is now in . more fiourishing condition
than at any time since its organization. He is
the irst president elected under the new consti-
tuition providing for the control Of the club by
the board OF directors and committees APP
pointed by the president Each committee il
composed Of three members from the board Of
directors and two members from the club at
large, and each has a certain part Of the affairs
Of The club to look after and report to the
Board Of directors.
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A CATHOLIC CLUB
The Recent Progress of the Gonzaga
Athletic Organization.
CLUB ROOM AND GYMNASIUM.
What the YonnS Men Connected with the
College Have Accomplished-Physica as
Wen IA Mental and Moral Improvements
Looked Aner-OniciaIs and Members.
HE LATE FATHER

HE LATE FATHER
Mcguire, who spent so
much time and energy
in ST. Aloysius parish to
build up a large con-
gregation and the neces-
sary church societies.
ifhe could return and see
what has been done,
would certainly repeat
a hearty amen The
wonderful advance and
improvements that have
been made in the clas-
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PROPOSALS.

pkoPosn.s FOR DRAYAGE AND HAULING
ton d =. Nav Sp1sT,srmssiers oce. wsshinr
%SIock ii GSsb,Y9 ' I'M Gfie r# Pf rffsNTS
porting public and p@orS sSsllns S 81 sssD.
Year Commenting ah JUN r s nts grns ths %
~ r,3eni any or az praosals. Forms Tor propo.ais
g he manner Of ddins condions 70 ~ oasrS. Nv
Terms 81 Contract ST. will e furnished %
esAls should n, b marked Proposals Tor drayas,s
Mashinrfan u C. GIo n wFfKs 9pSss,rms..r
General. T. :. A., Depo; QuArtermaSt.r myi5slt
PROPOSALS FOR CLEANING ALLEYS IN THE
one e the CoTimissoners. h e. WasSins.d on Nav
ice until NA Ewr irssls , MI be reciy.a :. the
~, ~, lss for sTriukling sweeping aud ciean-
Columbia during fiscal year to end IanS ~ ir a
Separate bids will 10 reeived for cleaning 1nnSSsi
can @ obainsd az this % Se roRs ,I and
np6n ' i..s or sh AZ nesssr no,as,ion and bids
Commissioners ID. &. myslss
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE SUPREME
u ing Architect. Washington, PC MAY % iSrs :
THO O'CLOCK PM on the fHiRr 'Sf IIsf Tnn h
or Nh. ~, lSs and orened Immediately thereafter
End III excavation and ping for foundations fo- lie
c in aScars ,s' x one saains at washington D.
90 "i weh may ee had on application at this OHIO.
instOn. Dc Zach hid must he aosamp Sssi
~ certified check for sum not less than
rght I. reserved TO reject any or ali BIDS or to wai tive
the Of the rcvernmsns T. DO 80 Al n II
received after the time stated will he returned to ths
sealed and marked Pro.s toq french IN s ePye 81,
s.ssop and p,ins for Foundations The United
dressed to ". J. EDBRookE. Supervising Architect
DtEaIpAERrHnESST Tri OF :, AGsJcULTTRE: WASHING
T ty ~ ~ ne secriary OF AGRICULTURE until
fiscal year bi9nns July i is as Elbow 1r sisti ss
ice flower POTS fuel mi-oeiianer snI is and Sins;
o es p # q waste paPer Bids for stationey
nrshass o. waste paper ct O'Clock y. lids will be
the right ret aiy or al lids ana ~ ~sS
astrts IN SANE Bidders are notified that contracts
m1kes an appropriation from which the snppes
n:shed on applcs,"n' Bis n S.n1es Viii t. fur
blanks furnished by the departmant and 1874 20 =,
APPS. 70 =. ~ soSnyi9 10. Il. * secretary
pkoPosALs FOR sTATIoNERY.-wAR DEPART
$50, meni supply Division. Washington city, APrI 5,
q ,s Gtiss gn,iI one 1cLGck M f Il ffSsd
e1 for ~. NJ is for furnishing station
ingt9n during the fiscal year ending June 30 IHxS
mated required viii he farnsSi on snS apr Ti
natlon TO this otce Bids will be considered esch
or formal MA, seeeptsnee Of any bid under this advertise
chased. Proposals must be Endorsed on the outside
o. the envelope Proposas for Stationery /" and adj
ap30-4tSniyl4Sl6 -
nEpoT QgARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, WASH
IN trin ngto, ID; al May 81 lsT SEALED lrnposals,
O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY. JUNE Ninth.
lSf. and then opened. for furnishing during
the hs,sl year ending June 30. 1885, such
fuel and mineral oil may be required All in
formation required will be furnished on apnlica-
non to tins o'ce The government reserves the right
proposals should De marked Propossis for fns ~
mlperal oil. " and addressed 60 Iieut Col CLIO III
my!l0t ~ -
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cRTHE ABOVE SALE Il UNAvOJDABIY POST
1872 at sfpe hour AMI place.
By order of the Trustee my1odEds
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THOMAS BOWLING l. son, Aucts.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MENORiA Al

BRIDUE
By virtue of decree of the Equity Court Of the Su-
preme Court OF the District Of Columbia filed April
X, iSgl In equity cause No. E2944, entitled John
VII, ss!l Sg tae Rrsnis;s IHURsDAY. MAY
half front BY tine deth Of orrinal lot Ave (5)
square twenty two CD, Washington, d. c.. the east
half Of said lot 1--WE %, fronting thirty-nve ( feet
nine 90 INCHES On street by depth Of one hundred
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, one-tbird in one
year and onethird in two years. bear interest and
the premises sold. all cash. the option or the
purchaser deposit of 500 70 be made By the pur-
chaser at the time OF sale. terms Of sale are not
complied with within days reserve rht to
sell ct defaultine purchasers risk and cost All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON H. RAISToN. Trustee,
Sun building, 1917 ST. NV
ROBERT CHRISTY, trustee
my7-dkds 1870 New York ave nv
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outdoor athletic sports will be given.
In the club rooms pool and billiard tables.
smoking and reading room and growing
library. Mr.. Lawrence ]. Connolly is the pres
ent librarian, and under his supervision the
number of good books is largely increasing.
The members OF the club hope to be able To
build club house before another two wears roll
by. and they want such building rs will reflect
credit both to themselves and the city.
The first excursion of the club will be given
June %. and before the close of the season
another excursion will be given for the benefit
of the poor.
OFFICERS OF THE CLUB.
The officers of the club are: Il. F. Do wning
president; J. A. Mulquin. vice president; p r.
billiard. recording secretary; J. A. Brosnahan.
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ing was held. when Father O'COnnOr was
elected president. The new club taking heed
of past experience saw that a club to be Success
full must cater to the different tastes of the
young men, so it was decided TO embrace all
features that would attract them. The first en-
tertainment given by the club was q wonderful
success. At the next election Father O'ConnOr
declined TO be a candidate and Dir. Vim. III. Nc
Cram WIS elected president. During the six
months O; his administration the club advanced
in prosperity and increased in membership.
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TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
MOUNT VERNON,

Until further notice the Palatial Iron ana Steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALEsTER will leave bG
wharf, foot of 9TH ST.. as follows:
FOR MOUNT VERNON.-One trip daily excett
SUNDAY. at 10 A. m sharp. reaching the city her
admission 10 the mansion and grounds Elesnnt cafe
on the Charles Manchester and lunch served at city
prices - -
MARSHALL HALL.-sunday trips 20 Plank shad
= cents Plank Shad Dinners served daily on week
DAYS Passenxers have one and three-quarter hours
Tor dinler Round trip. pc. Dinner - cents.
CAPT. T.. L. BLAKE
apr Commanding Charles Manchester.
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS
~ mouth, Va. Norfolk and Mashingfon. u, a..
Steamboat Company's PALACE STEAMERS NASH
lNGTON and NORFOLK leave every dsy in tn. wear
AZ p IN. from wharf foot of 9Th ST.. connecting With
0l9. lSol and 1i2l Pennss lvania ave.
a, JNo. CALLAHAN.
JAZZ Gen. supt.
E,oR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
u Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Fare. sl. 20.
Round trip $40. Steamer leaves 18th ST. wharf
,nlnIs OF cable cars WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY aud sun
DAY, y. Lighted with electricity and refurnished
throughout. Through tickets 10 Boston, including
meals ana state rooms. &l2 and New Work. * 10
Telephone call $50, Q. %. ofhces-5l3 and 142l,
and y. o.. 019 and 1851 Penna. ave.
iy1o ALFRED WOOD, q IA
GTEAMER .'wAkEFIELD"
- Leaves 1th -. wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAItRDANS at d a. m. Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings
For Soinlni Creek, Va, and 1t. Clements Bay. and
touching at intermediate landings
Passenger accommodations first Glass;
- c. W. RIDLEY.
jys General Manager.
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Little Elsie-"Why-ee! How funnyw
Mamma-"what is it. dear?"
Elsie-''I was thinking of what You read last
night about the wild people in Africa beating on
their tum-tums till they could be heard fox
miles"
hamma-"Tbe word is 'tom-tom,' deary,
What did you think ii meant?"
Elsie-"I thought it meant their stomachs."-
Life.
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CELLAK BAY-MINpoI -BRlCK RoGsE. No g.
rSa SHsSFs hFs sTaHRr5 s OFF
GR aF fSk SE1ck
will offer for sale in front OF the premises BY public
SUB LOT III. IN SQUARE 1853.
~ % ,a Fec on iren ,n street with
by two-story window brick house, containing
Terms Of sale; Two thousand five hundred dollars
with interest at the rate Of per csns i per
cured ~ dec 10, o. trGss the property or cash at
paid at the time OF sale Terms conplsed within
III
my &C., RATcLIFfEi. DARR CO.. Auc...
The purchaser .. the above sale havinr failed to
toned the above viii be resoid At the
sad Sn
ss the Il ia !sa dss It FIVE
nsFn. e pARR CO.. Auc.s
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. 9th and D sts n. W.
TRgsIEEEEgsr SALE Of ,yy,ALUAsLE IMPROVED
Ps!hsHE sSSah rssE sogFn
EEHSsE4F TEE sIs ssnE fE n 5 Sx
a.. e sS. ' & nd s' syE s.ss
in L6er 1908 folio s ct seq, Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and ct the request Of the
h ont q the prs%ss ~ on " FRfpY THE TwES
TIETH DAY or NAY 1sss3 st FIVE O'Clock ?;
premises situate in the city Of WashngtQn, District Of
Columbia and being the westernmost feet Of origi-
nal lot numbered 2. In square numbered CO., the same
fropting feet on street by 90 feet in depth. to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale: One-haf OF the purchase msney In
e IN ~ ~
annum. interest payable semi-annually and secured
o 0p1n sne ~ q s c'sh e the
sale. AZ conveyanctig and recording as purchaaer's
cost. terms q sAas to b complied With IN ten days
SF TIb5145dAHH s4s88EE.s Trustees.
nySsed 90 sth = ~.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoRT ROUTE To LONDON.
y NORTHWESTERN LLOYD &. 3. Co
last ExIFrsses Sfean.ars

- NoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD s. $. co.
Fast Express Steamers
, To Southampton london. Havrel. Bremen.
Spree. Tues, May IL. am. Aler sat-. May n.
May y. sam Havel. Tues. May 81. 9 M. saais.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table lururiou,
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin. slOO 10
cl!o berth. according TO location second cabin 40
and go berth steerage at low rates. Apply 20 r. r
Dfoof, ", rem ave- nIy14
A y GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS. WE SUP.
"A ply cabin plans and secure the hest available
serths by the following lines: Anchor. Cunard.
German Lloyds. Red Star and White star.
W. r. VAN NICKLE,
myl3 Bradbury wsreroonls 1225 Pa ave-
" cies berths engaged First cabin. et,0 ESQ slOO
snd SID; second cabin. storage Great Britain
agent u. =. Ja2sl3m
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u ArCLIFFE DARR CO., Aucts.
TRUsTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN TWENTY.
FIRST AND TwENTY-SECOND STREETS

TRUsTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST nnTyr AND TwENTY-sECOND STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
No 1873 folio 800 ct seq, one Of the land records
for the District OF Columbia and at the request of the
parties secured thereby, we. the underslxned trps-
tees Will oner for sale IN front Of the premises, by
ggr hY c, sWpetion, on ,s MONDAY, TWESTYTHiRb
lowing described real estate, known and distinguished
as lot ffty-two C. in Sarah A. and Henry Potbury s
Of tne east 3< feet Of lot numbered seven
teen I'D In square numbered seventy three CID as
said subdivision Is recorded IN Book IA, folio 1l2 Of
ne records Of the sryeyors Office Of the District Of
privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging
or IN anywtse thereto appertaininx.
Terms One-third Cagi. the residue in ono and two
years with interest Ct FER cent per annun payable
er sold Or 81 cash. at the option q the pufchssoE
the terms Of sae are not complied with In fifteen days
from the day Of sale the trustees the right
resell the property ct the risk and OF the default
ing purchaser, after nvs days advertisement Of such
reseIe IN some Newspaper published in Washington.
p c. An conveysncing and recording at the cost Of
SSEE89 3 3 R RETEYs Trustees.
my10. ID IA II. IL n q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
IMPORTANT Aucrros Or Lors

AT ST. ASAPH,
TEN MINUTES WALK FROM THE
CENTER OF ALEXANDRIA.
ON MONDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH
AND TUESDAY. SEvENTEETH
AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ
FOR PERSONS DOING BUSINESS
IN EITHER WASHINGTON Or ALEX
ANDRIA 1T Is AN OPPORTUNITY
RARELY OFFERED. AS THEY
WILL BE SOLD Low AND
ON SMALL CASH PAYMENT
AND SMALL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS- 1T Is ONLY FIFTEEN
MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON BY
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD AND 800 FEET FROM
THE STATION; TRAINS STOP
EITHER WAY ALMOST EVERY
HOUR MOST DESIRABLE FOR
CLERKS OR PERSONS OF SMALL
MEANS. TRAIN WILL LEAVE ON
DAY OF SALE AT 1 OCLOCKP NJ
AND TO PURCHASERS TICKETS
WILL BE FURNISHED THERE AND
RETURN ON APPLICATION TO
W. II. DEMPSEY
REAL ESTATE BROKER
1924 NEW YORK AVENUE, WASH
1NGTON, d. C. my9-6
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THE ROLL OF MEMBERSHIP.

Among the members Of the club are W. J.
Bergling, P. j. Brennan, Geo. Bauer. J. Bres-
nahan, j. A. Brosnahan, NJ. I. Burns,
J. p. Burg, c. J. Began, E. ]. Bros
nan, W. T. Brick. Jos, Berberick
David Burns. ]. I. Brennan. NJ. T. Byrne, NJ.
p. CAVITY. T. B. Coyle, L. i. Connell, J. Collins,
]. E. Cannon, d. G. Campbell. c. Connor, J.
Coyle, J. Curtain, F. u. Council. W. A. Con-
way. G: c. Callan, ID. W. Carroll. L. J. Connor
A. ). Clark, ii. T.. Garrison, G.. Caspari. I. L.
CostiSan, t. A. Cannon, T. ]. Crawford, Jas.
Cayanaugh. r. F. Downing, W. Donne J. J.
Dolan, j. VI. Doyle. d. j. Down
ing. A. Dore. E. F. Degges
F. p Daley. A. b. Degges. T. J. Duffy, I. P.
Dorsey, +. Dillon, H. o. Degges. J. Dougher.y
+. Eiehoitz, z. L. Etchberger, ID. ]. Foley. J. +.
Tanning, VI. P. Fitzgerald. ]. A. Farrell. r. A.
Fitzgerald. J. +. Fitzpatrick, f. l. Ferry
7. A. Fitzgerald. J. W. Fling. b. j.
Foley. NJ A. Fitzgerald. n. A. Fitzgerald, C.
Fitzgerald. James Fitzgerald, d. Flynn. T. L.
Farrell, Joseph l. Ferry, c. T. Geier, A. Genan
T. J. Quincy, VI. Quincy, T. A. German. f. V.
German, J. W. Glennon. Thomas Gaegler. NJ.
J. Gleason, t. A. Healy, 4. J. Hall. c. Herbert
J. f. Hile. Henry Hile. p. L. billiard, William
Hile. J. h Hayes. j. 4. Hanlon, c. j. Helm, T..
]. Healy. p. J. Haltigan. o. Hart, Thomas A.
Hughes, +. A. Hughes, r. X. Harvey, J. J. Har-
leg, g. I. Haslam, J. I. Fill. p. Hartman
A. johnson, T. J. Ready, L. F. Kenga
4. p. Kennedy. ii. p. Klo.z T. Kelleher. G.. T.
kolb. j. A. Kelly, t. +. keanc, c. v. Knighton
VI. A. keane. l.. ID. Keane. Edw. Keegin f. J.
Lane, A. NJ. lie Merle. I. c. Lane. NJ. I.iston
J. H. Lansdale, II. V. Leahy, T. f. Lyons, W
Z. Lansdale, b. A. Lehman. T. F. McAnally, C.
r. Mclaughlin. W. II. McGrann. j. A. Null
quinAT- j. Murray, T. A. Murphy. j. A. Nc
GAMING. l.. M1rphy, Charming, II. Mcmahon
i. s. Murphy, Thomas McLane, A. b. Malone
Julian Morton, j. A. Mcdonald. W. G. McIn.
tyre, j. b. McFadden. W. J. Madigan, J. Mack
J. F. Mullaly. L. b. Myers. T. Madigan justin
Mcdonald. Fred McIn.vre, A. F. Maher, f. j
Meehan. II. A. Nesbitt, ii. q. Nolte. j. F. Och.
senreiter, d. OLeary, NJ. T. o Brien, T. p
O'Dea. ]. OCOnnOr, Jas. O'Neil, II. F.
ODCnoghue, II. OHare, NJ. 4. O'Connor
=. Pope, f. X. Preston, J. A. Quill, C.. Rous.
seau, r. s. Roche. ID. J. Roche, E. v. Roche. W.
J. Ryder, Max Rosinski, L. NJ. Ring, Jas Ryan
c. +. Stack, J. II. Shea, ]. G. Sehermerhorn
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How Paralysis Comes Upon One

From the indianapolis Journal
Watts-'I tell you it makes man feel pretty
serious to find himself threatened with paraly-
Sis
Potts-"You don't mean to say that is your
case. do you?''
didn't do something for him by the first of the
month he would paralyze me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
JOSEPH r. EDSONl r.
my4-wSStds CHAS. Il. BAILEY ( lrussees
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. OH and SITS. II. W.

TRgSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATE on THE SOUTF SIDE
OF CORCOR4N STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TEENrH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
By virtue of certain deed of trust to u.s. bea-iny
date October A. D. 1891 and duly record Id in Liber
ISIS ioio i4E et Sec 9ae Of the land records of the
secured thereby. we VIII sell a public auction in
TEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1892, at HALF-PAST FOUL
O'CLOCK P the following dos crlbcd parcel Of land
situate in the city OF WASHINGTON District of Coluni-
bis and being lot numi,sred 09 in square numbered
lh, and frontinE 10 Gl-IO0 feet Co-coran street
by depth OF 81 .yOl0O feet to 15-foo. alley together
win the imorovements e. Consisting of tour-s.ory
Ter'5s o: s.le 0ne-third os the purchase money TO
be paid in cash. balance to be divided into tvs e:ual
payments payable in snd two years. said deferred
payments 10 bear interes e. the rate of per cent
per ann1, interest," payable seiai-annually and Sc
cured by deed Of trust the properly sold, or all
cash at purchasers option. A deepest of 500 will be
reIgired At time Of sale All conveyaneing and
piled with in ten days from day OF sale otherw
trustees reserve the right TO ress the property
risk and cost OF the defau'ting urchaser.
c. H. MI1LIANSON,l No..
w. E. EDMONSTON,5 irussees.'
my:'-eod 800 9Th st. n. W.