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Yesterdays GAMES.


The Washingtons split even on the game:
with Baltimore yesterday. They should have
won both, as reference to the columns OF HIT
who had been saved especially for the Balti-
more games, was not put in the box Knel
went in instead. and he was pounded so hard in
the first inning that six runs were scored.
Then Foreman went in. Kilen pitched IN the
second game, and the Baltimores' errors and
Washington hits gave the game to Washing
ton The score in the first game was: Balti-
more. 9; Washington. 5; and in the second
game: Washington, 5; Baltimore, 4.
At New York-frst game:
New 1ork.---.-.-e Ia
Philadelphia 90 o o 20 1 O-s
Pitchers-King and Keefe Hits-New York,
9: Philadelphia, 10. Errors-New York, 8;
Philadelphia. 4.
Second game:
PhiladelphiaO % 90 20 II o O-6
Pitchers-Rusie and weighing. Hits-New
York. .; Philadelphia, 6. Errors-New York, 1;
Philadelphia, 8.
Boston, II; Brooklyn. 4.-Brooklyn was not
in the game at any time yesterday at Boston.
The home team batted Foutz hard and he was
retired at the end of the fifth inning, after Bos-
ton had the game won Inks, who succeeded
him, was not a success either. Stivetts pitched
winning ball from the start. Attendance, 4,1l0.
Boston. .O 8 o % O4 o 2-1l
Brooklyn..0 o / % 2 o. 4
Batteries-Boston. SWEETS and Camel;
Brooklyn, Inks, Foutz and Daily. Base hits
Boston, IL; Brooklyn, Z. Errors-Boston, 5;
BROOKLYN, 1.
Pittsburg. 1; Chicago. 8. Better all-around
play won for Chicago yesterday. Both Bald
win and Hutchinson pitched good ball. Weather
clear and pleasant. Attendance, 100.
Pittsburg .o 30 % o o.
Chicago .....1 o 2 o o o o 0-3
MISUNDERSTANDING, Baldwin and Mack; Chi
caso. Hutchinson and Kittridge. Base hits
Pittsburg, Z; Chicago z. Errors-Pittsburg, 2.
Cleveland, 8; Louisville, 1.-The home team
won the game in the third inning yesterday. 1t
was pitchers battle. the infielders doing most
Of the work. Attendance, $500. Weather
warm and clear.
Cleveland .0 o 8 o o o o o 0-3
Louisville ....0 D o o o o o.
Batteries-Clevcland. Davies and OConnor;
Louisville. StrattOn and Dowse. Base hits
Cleveland, 9; Louisville, 4. Errors-Cleveland,
2; Louisville; q
st. Louis. 4; Cincinnati, 5.-The Cincinnatis
won from st. Louis yesterday in the eighth
inning by hitting hard and running bases in
great style. The weather was warm. Attend
ance, 200. Score:
St Louis. o o o 8 o. o o.
Cincinnati. o o / o o 0 8 0-5
Batteries-St. Louis. Dwyer and Buckley;
Cincinnati, Chamberlain and Murphy. Base
hits-St. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, 9. Errors-St
Louis. 2.
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PATcLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aactioneers.
CHAAX S YsS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
T dTpIvrs T TanI3,uASD ~ FogRAND; A-HALF

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
,sTREETs NokTHwEssg BY IUcfioS. hALf
District OF Coumbia, passed on the 2lst day Of No
wherein Susie 6. White Is complainant and Samuel {.
Phillips ss al are defendants, the undersigned trust
M s ' aps, Elh II EIssi
NJ, all those pieces or parcels Of land lying and
lunibia, known the westernmost twenty-five (2S)
feet Of lot numbered six tS and the east half OF oi
numbsred seven ga In square reservation lettered
MsoS 1os s ssa pss o. o, !. point
INCHES CA It. IND east from the west line Of said
lot seven 90 and the east line of twenty (2O) foot
Alley the said point Of BEGINNING being the center Of
n9rthery and at right angles with Missouri avenue in
line parallel with ssd alley one hundred and five feei
and four INCHES 005 #. 4 in.l; thence westerly
e IN thence northeriy with said alley twenty:
alley; thence eastery with the line Of said alley nifty
one feet and siEht inchs: tsI n and IN theme.
right angles with Missouri avenue one hundred And
twenty feet and i've inches 27 IT, and in "a
said avenue. and thence westerly with said avenue
fset and six inches S9 IT, and in.) to thu
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are One
third cash the balance in two equal pay
s Hts e. 4 s9 e. twS 3 "a the date
secured BY deed Of trust upon the premises sold q
cash, q the option OF the purchaser. A deposit d
40 70 be paid when the property. 4 struck %
ct the risk and coat Of dsfaultng An coz
vsyaTsiTf 5sTf90TSding Sc e c6ss Of the purchaaa
& sk3N Ab kSisss: ~ = Apa s.h 8.
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How Longstreet Was Beaten I'm the Brooh
lyn Handicap.

Better weather could not have been made at
the BROOKLYN Jockey Clubs order than was yes
terday. The sky was azure. The great field
about which the racers ran was emerald. The
lawn in front Of the grand stand was doubtless
emerald, too. but so closely packed with shout
ing and staring humanity was it that the preva-
lent fashion of brown in masculine headgear
made it Of the same hue as the track itself. The
latter was in almost perfect condition by the
time the great race, which was fourth on the list
of events, was run.
The great race is done and won. The season
is auspiciously opened and some Of us are about
$500, 900 richer and some $500, 900 poorer. The
richer ones are those who bet on Judge Nor
row at TO and to 1. Here are the details
The Brooklyn Jockey Club handicap. the club
to add the necessary amount to make the value
Of the stakes SOS, 600; the second horse to re-
ceive $1,000, and the third $4,000; one mile and
n ri
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WI WM. + = PPRRII,IEcyHERT'| Trustee.
eds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
DATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES ST ~ SALE OF yALgABLE BUILDING
C9NNECTIcuT AVENUE, iMPRovED BY
E EGA%Ew TENEMENT. No. 1875 L STREET
BY virtue Of certain decree passed on the 23d day
District q Columbia in No, 1857 in equity.
wherein Charles H. Burgess and others complain
ants and Sarah E. Proctor and others defendants
the undersigned as trustees will sell public auction
TEE ESHf Il ' pkT 81 %a the sEvEN
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described
real estate in the city Of Washington, District OF
Couinbia. known and described lot mum
6ered four a. in the recorded subdivision of original
lot numbered one % in square numbered one hun:
sub lot conveyed by deed from John Proctor and wife
70 Chas: II. Rtti on June %, 1889 and recorded in
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree One third cash
two years nom day of SALE with interest from day
sale at the rate of per centum per annum, the
deferred TO be secured the property sold
OF ~ cash. at purchasers option. Adepost OF $3.50
are not complied with in ten DAYS from day sale
trustees reserve the right Ill the property the
risk and cost Of the defaul purchaser or pur-
chasers after Ave days notice The Evening Star
cost OF the purchaser OF purchasers.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
No. $40 F ST. NV,
J. THOMAS SOTHORON. iius'ee''
. - No. AZ 9th st. n. w..
And in pursuance OF the decree above mentioned we
hereby give notice to all creditors of John Proctor de-
ceased to ME their claims against the said John Proc
tor, deceased, in this cause with the clerk Of the
said Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia
within thirty days from said 18th day Of May, A. b.
1852. "
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
my3-d&ds J. THOMAS SOTHORON.i trustees.
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-Four Years in the Penitentiary.

George Munroe, colored man, was tried in
the Criminal Court today for larceny from the
person. Henry B. Lindsay, a colored man
from Queens county, Va, testified that he ar
rived here on April IS, and near the baltimore
and Potomac depot he applied for work, when
a man told him he would find work for him and
took him to the Long bridge and then to
the monument, where the man asked
him for dollar to get an umbrella. He de-
clined to give the dollar for that purpose, but
said he would give it if he got him work, and
taking out hts money (S2l) the man snatched it
and got away. The next day he met the man in
saloon near the market and secured his arrest.
He identified the person as the man.
No defense was offered and the jury promptly
returned Q verdict of guilty, whereupon Mum
roe was sentenced TO four years in the peni-
Tertiary.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.


sdN s.
6SE r sETKB DIyN -
SSEs fass il fRSSf 81 Haaa RihsH
Sr i've The last win a1s ,ss,.e9t Q,
,hs S 2f so Ct sS ass % ss
s ss sns
nSS B i toSS S S$E5sK Day
+ i I'm; ss
roods and 4 psfchss Of land more less being ths
SsseSSssS sed r s sse
.s8 snd ARfi1 T. 1899 and recorded in the land
feS 4d T. to sais a1 rs ass
barn aa y
erty has front Rockville turnpike and on River
road qst north Of intersection Of said roads at Tena
AsS q ct tes 'aP p SSay " w g4 Fog.
the, the. following described property. to, Wit All
4 az II
and eenf another part Of tract Of land called
les: an
Ssre which was conveyed by said Samuel Queen IN
a afsG Ssn IN
by g By dee deed ii re
eSrded in The same records in Lber No; 1871 at folio
prVperty has front Rockville turnpike and also on
Delt roau near intersection OF said roads at Tenally
town, d. @.
All OF the above described property being portion
OF the real estate Of which the said Samuel Queen died
seized and possessed.
Terms II sale ~ each of the pieces of property:
third % ~ one year and one-thrd (sj in two years
from the day Of sale. all cash, at option OF the
purchaser Deferred payments to be secured by deed
OF trust upon the real estate soG and to draw interest
SS na cd 81
said pieces parcels of ground sold at the time Of the
sale Of the same. and the purchaser or purchasers
shall fail to comply with the terms of sale within ten
TO resell at the risk and cost Of the defsuting pur
chaSer's cost. ANN w OJJRPN.
Executrix under the last will and Of Samuel
Queen deceased.
For further INFORMATION and plat Of above pieces Of
property inquire Of CHAPLIN BROWN
Attorney for Exscutrfx,
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GALE OF SCHOOL HOUSE AID LOT-OFFICE
OF the Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
May IL IsS;-ln pursuance OF the authority granted
py tins District APPROPRIATION act approved Marrh 3
tSl he school building and site the south side of
Ioy sac At gpeIis arston on TuESDAY the TWIN
in front 81 said building Terms Of sale: oneihird
cash. and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest ct per cent annun, secured by deed OF
trust on the property purchased. deposit of slOl
down at tine OF sale will be required The Commis-
soners reserve the right to reject and all bids in
their Judgment none OF the offers made is fair market
price. j. W. DOUGLASS JOHN W. ROSS, VIM T
bia. ,ay1o ~
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A TAsf Liauor CaAA,

Judge Kimban today gave his decision in the
Pesrreard liquor case. The action brought
against the defendant was for keeping open
after hours. 1t was in proof that the place was
brightly lighted and that persons were there,
but a. there was no proof Of q sale his counsel,
Lawyer Cahill, commended that the law had NOT
been violated.
Judge KimbaN held 10 the contrary and held
the defendant guilty. Under this decision il
will not be necessary in the future for the Dis
ness.
As the case was made test one the court sus-
pended sentence.
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RATcLlFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE pr1Ip1ya
LOT ON L STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
FIRST AND TWENTY-sECoND STREETS

BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iabsr
No ao23 folio 32o ct SEQ one Of the land records
Psr,is. secsrsd thereby. We the underslsned irus-
BAY Q. NAY, 3: 1902. 81 O'CLOCK p n The toi:
a. LOT two g5a) in sarah A and Henry PasSurya
sundiys:on Of the east feet Of let numbered
said subdivision is recorded in Book IA folio lie Of
the records Of the surveyors office Of the Dstrct Of
Columbis, together with all the rights, easements
privileges and appurtsnances to the same belonging
or in anywise thereto sppertainicg.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in one and two
years with interest At Fer cent Ter annum payable
ty sold ~ cash. at the option Of the purchase
deposit Of $500 required upon acceptance Of bid Ii
the tsrs Of sale mot complied with in een DAYS
rom the day Of sale the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the max and coat Of the
Esssle IN some newspaper Published in Hashinston,
T. Al conveyancing and recording ct the cost o.
sES: E :. R RkEEEEEffs ; Trustees.
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Y ATcLIFFE. DARK & CO., Auctioaeers.

DUNCANsoN BROS ,Auctioneers, oh and B IA n
my9-dkds
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Notes From the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court, Justice Cox, this
morning James Thomas and Lulu Crown were
acquitted on q charge Of grand larceny Of gold
watches, &C., valued at sss, from Nimrod
Porter.
Otto schultus, charged with the forgery Of q
Is check, plead guilty and was sentenced to
eighteen months in the Albany penitentiary.
Nora Bates. alias Norah Lewis, alias Mary
Jackson, plead guilty to grand larceny and was
sentenced to three years in the Albany penn
Tertiary.
Pleas of not guilty were entered by VIM.
Smith and Chas. Fisher, alias Pompey Fisher,
larceny from the person: Patrick Mahoney,
HOUSEKEEPING; Henry Bowie, larceny from the
person, and Henry Wilson, violating gaming
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II
TRgsgEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR10PEETr. yE0NTINa On TIE North
skyENfH AND EfeeHHFH i s4HRnkrss I soufH.
EAST THE SANE BEING IMPROVED BY
bstAf STABLE IN WASHINGTON CITY,
By virtue Of deed of trust 70 us bearing date ON
the 10Th day Of June, A d. 1880 and duly recorded
n Laber 14O6 folio ~ ct seq; Of the land records Of
Parties secured thereby. We Win sell a public auction
IN mont Of the premises. On FRIDAY, THE TWIH-
TIEIH DAi or NAY. is62, at Ffvt O'CLOCK p
the following described piece or parcel Of land snd
Columbia and beng the wssternnost feet o. orisa-
pal lot numbered =. n square numbered Coz the uane
frcptsn. ~ fsss ON street By e fest IN dspsk. 10
cess be.nce in two equal nstalmsnfs IN az 90 End
Swelve 90 month"; with interest sig per cent per
annum. interest payable semi-annualiy and secured
oson pa oSi S q x ~ c,sh = sas
-. Al eonveyancdng and recording q purchasers
VI EHDaaddsHs ssSSss:l 1.-..-
nySse4 10 ~ - ~.
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FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A +. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer
Will sell by public auction at the store Of II. K
fulton, l21S Pennsylvania avenue, commencing
TUESDAY, MAY TWENTY-FOURTH 1892 at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. al the goods in his place upon which
Gold. Silver and Metslcssed Watches. Chains.
Charms, Lockets, CUT Buttons, Rings Scarf Pins
yewelry, Silve. Ware, Diamonds and other Precious
stones Guns Revolyers. Razors. Musical, Mathernat-
ical and Surgical Instruments Umbrellas, Canes,
Barber Clippers. Fine OH Paintings, &C.
Sale to continue morning ut 10 O'Clock and evening
please take notice; r. T. FULTON, Pawnbroker
r. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer. my177t'
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Mrs. Parsons Wants . Divorce.

On December s, 1889, George W. Parsons was
married. and his wife, Anna 8. Parsons, now
asks, through Messrs. Birney Birney, a decree
of the Equity Court divorcing her. She states
that Immediately after the marriage he absented
himself from her and in few DAYS declared his
inability to provide for her and deserted her
that they have never lived a. man and wife, and
he Is engaged in q business the income of which
is not more than enough to supply his own
wants.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. AUCT.. l416 N. Y. AVE

Il NJ 1.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY, SITUATE ON SPRING STREET
MAR ITS JUNCTION WITH FOURTEENTH
STREET EXTENDED.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Libsr
l4S5 folio 6 ct Of the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the written request Of the
party secured thereby We will offer for sale front
EIGHTH. 1Stc, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the fol-
lowing descred property. situate in the county Of
PIECES or parcels Of ground dssienated lots q
division OF Pleasant Plains. situate on the north Of
SprinY street II point Of union with 14th
tended. excepting the portions to IL fncu-
sye: bere,ofGrs alisnassd being The property
trtct OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: $500 cash to be paid at time Of SALE
and the bslancs in one az and two ca years. with in
terest At the rate OF poe ctntun PAYABLE
semiannually. and secured by deed Of trust on the
property cold or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser Terms to be complied with In fifteen da ys or
the property will be resod at risk and Of default
inv after i've days REIMBURSEMENT In The
Evening Star
my17.eos.. S IL bs ~ sTIGtKNry Trustees.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct... OH and D st.. n. v

TRgSIEES SALE CT VALUABLE IMPROVED
9E C9RcokAN sTkEgf BtIwEsS sEsES.
IH66kkTTuuHW peAA AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust to us bearing
gaze october D. lopl, ana duly recorded IN L,ber
ieiS fsi,S t6 Ct SEQ q the land OF the
secured thereby. we will sell st public spction, ia
THENTH pA 81 FAY On s !. ,ss N sGS
0CLoCKP the io.low.ns dsscrioed parcel OF land.
Ea .nd being lot nnmSe,sd zoe in square numbered
by depth Of 50 feet TO l5foot alley together
Win the improvements 4c; consisting Of -four
Terms OF sale; One-third Of the purchase money 70
De paid In cash. balance to be divided into two equal
psymsnts IN one and two years. said deferred
payments 10 bear interest at the rate of per cent
Ter annuni, interest payable and Sc
cured by deed Of trust the property so,d or ali
cash. ct purchasers option. deepest Of $500 viii be
required At time Of sale. All conveysncins and re-
cordn& Al purchasers cost Terms OF eale 10 BE- com
piled with In ten days from day Of sale, Otherwise
trustees the right resell the property Al Tie
risk and cost Of the deftuting purchaser.
G. b. WILLIAMSON,l -
W. T. EDMoNsroN5 irastees'
my3-eod 500 5th st nv.
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THOMAS BOWLING h SON. Auct,oneer,.

TRUSTEES SALE SF r YAEETAp5r CORNER LOTS
Under and by yirtus Of certain deed Of trust bear
6O folio 4I ct seq. one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbfa and at the request the party
;ssqEsa thereby ne
at FIVE O'CLOCK a pab RA .o 9a MAY a 1s92
the premises sell the following described real estate
situate in the county Of Washington District Of Co
subd"son OF lots in boes seven ven n n Mssf01s
onR SrS V0k o fee; On in 81
tended by 80 feet on street. And Immediately
thereafter will sell as aforesaid the southerly
thirty three 3) feet front 18th street extended
y lot twentysix (26) in said subdivision by depth Of
80 feet said part of lot being northwest corner Of
and 18TH streets extended Tenfoot alley the rear
Of both of said lots.
Terms: One third Of purchase money in cash when
the sale IL closed and the balance IN equal
ents At one and two years. secured by the prornssory
notes Of the purchaser and deed of the prem
ises sold or all cash. at the purchasers option de-
post OF required each lot the day OF sale
Sale to be closed within fifteen days from the day Of
sale or the trustee the right to resell
cost and risk OF defaultng purchaser All conveyance
Ing and recording at purchasers cost.
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
lnyO-d&dS Office 49, Louisiana ave. NV,
6B-THE ABOVE SALE is UNAvOIDABLY POST
ponsd until WEDNESDAY. MAY EIGHTEENTH
1877, at same hour and place.
By order of the Trustae p,1-1C
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TRUsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
CORNER 24TH AND L STREETS n W
By virtue Of decree made ON the Sd day Of May,
IS9, by the supreme Court Of the District Of Colun
bia, IN equity cause No. 1910. in which Thos w
Walter ct al. conplanants and Eleanor A. Walter
are defendants the undersigned trustees appointed
6y said degree will, on MONDAY, the TWENTY
PAST FD F RA ocLo MAY 1872 ,-a HALE :;
the premises. sell q public suction the resi Is.
tate ana premises in said decree mentioned Lot
Numbered thirty eight tSs) Of H. ~ Schneders sub
division 81 SIlxlnai lot l1mbered i've l5 In square
which is improved by twostory and basement brick
house NEARLY new) with modern improvements
Terms: said sale is to be made subject 70 and the
Will assume payment OF debt Of four thou
sand dollars 900. secured by deed Of trust on said
premises. which bears interest from tie Oh day uf
december, lS9l the interest payable mi-annunlly
on the 9th day Of June and the 6h day Of Dscember
ana the principsl will be due and payable on the 9Th
day Of June. 1888 and the residue Of the purchase
price = e 5e paid in cash. deposit Of two hundred
dollars $OO will be required OK the time Of sale All
conveyanc;ng will be at the cost OF the purchaser
VIVIAN l. COLE. Trustee,
Pen;lail building
JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee,
go ~ ST. NV.
lnyQ
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vALTgABLE AND DESIRABLE Tw0-sToRY-ANp
S is FkRN seAHf sTkFsT RRISK HOUSE. so
MP NINTH 81 a, ~ IESTH SHEETS North.
ELEVENTH. En- AZ HALF. PAST ToUR ocLo IL We
viii onss FOR sale In front OF the premises. by public
go. sc B LOT III. IN SQUARE aes.
depth OF 80 feot a L. foot paved alley and iu,rov
y two-story bay-window brick house, containing
Iera.. e sale; Two thousand i've hundred dollar.
wtn interest At the rate Of per cent annu.
paid time Of sale Terms to BE- eopeS wi i9
INC dsiaultns purchaser is reserved All Conveying
RATGLiFfE. pARR CO.. Aue.s.
The purchaser at the above sale having failed to
toned In the above advertisement will be resod at the
III 81 sif EaESns EuShs sS,
the the Il s ,s at FIVE O'CLOCK
n,yiI-dSds RHTcLfFfE. DARR. CO.. Auc...
FITCH. FOX AND BROWN. REAL ESTATE
-,rsrr.. 9 14ee gsssTTkkEEEEff,x .w.
kFsE sAtk * pHE r
sTRfKssTs SE TiB apr3sIrE TIE NEW CON
Se,pber g. 1881 and recorded in Li6er No i23 folio
2os seq q The land records Of ihe District Il Co
thereby We will sell at public aIcor IN fryns ~ H.
ptspisesi on IHuRSpAl, MAY TWENiY-sIXTH.
lowing described real estate situate in the ct,y ~
NM.shinston District OF Columbia. TO wit: Lot nun.
tsred thirty GOD in "A. Grants recorded vision Of
square numbered seven hundred and sixty (eo front.
ing twenty GOD feet seven (1D inches ON street
No. zoo street south beast
Ieruls o; ss!e: oLe third Of the purchase money
and sxsnses Of sale 10 lie raid in cash. balance in
ana TWO years, with interest the rate Of per cent
per annuni, payable semi annually secured i,y deed
q trust ON the pcrerty sold, AT cash tae option
OF the deposit Of $500 REQUIRED At time
OF sale; Terms o. sale to be Complied with within
seven or the property viii he rssold tho risk
aaa Coz. o. tne defaui:tne purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchaser cost.
JAMES z. FITCH r..
r,-x,.r,o>, CHAS. J. BELLY trustees.
DCNCANSON EhCS., Aucts.
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ron NERVOUS DISEASES
.Ues Horsford's Acid Phosphs&e.

Or. +. 9. Kelly, Alderton, W. T., says: ~ have
prescribed IL In large number Of Of restless.
ne0 1t night and nervous diseases generally, and
also In cases Of indigestion caused by lack Of sum-
Client gastric tuics of the stomach. with marked
ooecoa1, and e0n1ider tt one Of the best remedies
known 70 he profesaonal world"
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Alfred
J. Tyler Of Allegheny. Pa, and Sarah A. E.
Slaughter; James H. Nickers and Lizzie John
son; Walter johnson and Rosa Allen; Frederick
Thompson and Emma Schubert: w. F. Hardy
and Genevieve G Lansing; Emil Spain and
both Of Fauquier county, Va; J. Lindley Holl
Of Burlington, VT, and Cora NJ. Child; James
A. T. Addison and Susan Mullan; David Wood
Of Rockville and Frances Sullivan Of Bright
wood; Durastus C. Cone and Blanche NJ. Setter.
both Of Warren county, Va; Griffin G. Hughes
and Mary Cobarth; Martin C. Cannon and Mary
A. Stanton; Elias Clark and Margaret A. Jack
son.