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THE POLITICAL ISSUES.

Letter From President Harrison Read Be
fore the Rochester Convention.
The following from President Harrison was
read to the convention Of republican clubs Of
New York yesterday at Rochester:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsHISGroS. June "a, 1892
Col. E. A. McAlpin, President Of the Republic
can Clubs of New York:
My Dear Sir: 1 have received an invitation
from Mr.. Hege, the secretary Of the league
clubs Of New York. TO attend the fifth annual
convention, to be held at Rochester on the 2sth
instant
1t would give me pleasure to meet with the
young republicans of New York, but other en-
gsgements absolutely prevent an acceptance Of
the invitation.
Ii will be an auspicious event in the great
national camrCign now opening il the league
clubs display their banners at in the front
line.
They have the power to bring diffusion
and at the same time an energy to campaign
work that campaign committees do not pos
sess.
therefore extend nv cordial greeting to the
young republicans of New York, and welcome
them 10 participation in the labors and the
honors of great civil contest.
L cannot i'm this letter discuss the great issues-
that are now presented for debate, but I ven-
ture TO call your attention TO the significant
action Of the Chicago convention upon the sub
ject of the tariff
The majority report seemed TO recognize that
some regard might be had in tariff legislation
for the interest of American workingmen;
that IN making tariff reductions injury TO our
domestic industries should be avoided. and that
such changes should be regardfal Of the labor
and capital connected Herewith.
All OF these declarations were ruthlessly
~ q htr shalr o
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Ruses Prescribed for MAJ. Meeres Mes-
civil service CLAUSE.

civil Service Clause.
Chief Clerk Sylvester OF tho police dcpsrs-
ment has prepared for the department nev
manual. which VIII soon be issued 20 the men,
bers Of the force. The new manual D. The
most complete one ever issued. covering more
ground tfiAn any previous one Tho duties of
all members Of the force are fully defined. and
the boundaries Of the precincts rs al PRESENT
constituted are given.
Among the rules announced are the follow
ing:
Seeking notoriety through the public pres.
by name is forbidden. and the frequent men,
ton Of particular names when believed 30 be
obtained by the solicitation OF the officers thsm-
soives) may be made q subject Of investigation
BY the trial committee.
No member Of the police force shsli be
member OF any fire OF military corps nor be
allowed 70 go on pleasure or target excursions,
except by order Of the major.
No member of the police force shall be per-
mitted 10 solicit or be allowed 60 make any CON
tribution In money or other thing on any pre-
text TO any person, committee or association
Tor any political purpose whatever.
The qualifications for appointment on the
police force are given follows:
l. BE able 20 read and .write the Engiish
language.
q Be citizen Of the United States.
two years next preceding his appointment
T. Never have been indicted and convicted Of
crime.
.. BE at least Eve feet eight inches in height.
D. BE between Twenty-Five and thirty-dvs
years Of age.
:. OF physical health and vigor.
8. or good moral character.
y VI unquesuoned energy and courteous
manners.
Following this the mode OF police trials are
fully set forth, charges against policemen being
required 10 be In written form and under oath
member of the police force may be re-
moved from Office, IN addition to any penalty
to which he NAV be subject by law. against
whom any OF the following charges shall be
substantiated:
l. Intoxication or the use OF liquor Wilde on
DUTY.
2. willful disobedicnce of orders or insubor-
dination.
8. Showing disrespect for or to a superior or
other person by violent coarse or insoleut
language or behavior
4. Re ceiving money or other valuable consid-
Grafton contrary to the rules and regulations or
the laws.
5. willful noncompliance with any rules and
regulations adopted by the board of ComIuis-
sioners.
bnify or otherwise, or neglect Of duty.
Z. Willfully mRlireating or using unnecessary
violence toward prisoner or other person.
g. Neglect or refusal % pay just debt con-
tracted during time Of service; provided said
debt, unless admitted, shall be evidenced by
maj Judgment of a court Of competent juris-
diction.
.. Conduct unbecomng an officer
ANY officer or member Of the force NAV be
dismissed by the Commissioners whenever in
their Judgment the public interest shall de-
mand such action
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts 9th and sts n. W.

DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. 9th and Dsts NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on SEW.
ENTEENTH STREET NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE. IMPROVED BY A FRAME HOUSE,
No. lib SEVENTEETH STREET.
Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia rendered 18th June
l. Wheeler ct al complain ants and Cornelia Bond
ct al are defendants. the undersigned trustees will
FRIDAY, JULYI, isip. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p M H.
70 the highest bidder. lot thirtyfour ( of William
hedn sSubfvision in square one hundred and eighty
1wa Sk Y said subdivision y is RECORDED in sub
yeyor of the District Of Columbia together with the
buildings and improvements thereon.
The terms of sale prescribed by the said decree
are as follows Onehird Of the purchase money 10 be
paid IN cash and the balance in equal
payable respectively in and two years after date
With tntersst until paid At six per cent annu.
rel by the premssory notes OF the purchaser
secured hy deed Of trusi the property herein men
toned. y. all Of said purchase money may be paid in
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. Terms of
De compiled with in ten days from day Of sale. de-
Los OF SIOO VIII be required from the purchaser
tine time OF sale All conveyancing and recording Ut
BENZ. F. LEIGHTON. Trustee.
THOMAS P. WOODWARD. trustee sse
The creditors Of Samuel Bond, deceased, are hereby
notned to file their claims. together with the vouch
ers therefor with the clerk of the court within thirty
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON Trustee.
THOMAS p WOODWARD. trustee rus ave
!el4-dGds 472 La. ave. W.
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CHAECERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
~ late ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN VIZ.
GINA AVE AND D STREET SOUTHWEST

authority Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
1TSs7 United States vs. David Butler Il 81 D. viii
I'll at n public ayction On TQESDAY THE FIFTH
0,cLoCK Pm. ia front o. the preniass. that parcsi
q land fnown As lot ~ the subiviaon q orginsl
scsssh,ss Sis9 the
Terms; One third cash. balance IN one and two
with interest," TO be secured BY deed Of e.ust on
AZ conyeysnctng and recording ct pufchsssrs cost
asposat OF 800 must he made when tbe property =
struck on. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trusfee
Of1ee 418 LOui9iana ave-
THOMAS BOWLING { son,
S<0o6O AueticueeGu
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In the Court IN General Term, Chief Justice
Bingham and Justices Hagner and James, the
case Of the United States against George D. LIE
Cointe, who was tried and convicted December
5last of assault with intent to kill his wife,
Edith LIE Cointe, and sentenced to eight years
in the penitentiary, was argued and submitted
Mr.. E. H. Thomas for the prisoner and As
sistant District Attorney Armes for the gov
eminent. The case comes up on exceptions
taken to the rulings of the court, &c. The first
error assigned is that the wife was not a
competent witness against the husband on
anything other than the assault. Other error is
assigned as to. the exclusion of testimony as to
undue intimacy with Grace Eaton, the exclusion
of testimony as to the knowledge of lie Cointe
of his wife's intimacy with Frost, and to the
charge in refusing to insti uct the jury that if
LIE {. had reasonable ground to believe that
his wife and Frost had been criminally intimate
1t would be defense to the indictment. The
government contends that if LIE Cointe had
found the parties in the act it would be no
defense, but to an indictment for murder it
would reduce the crime.
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: George
c. Hough and Lille C. Harper of Loudoun
county, Va; Will NJ. Barclay and Nettie Cat
tell; George whyte Albright of New York and
Florence Augusta Austin Of New Orleans;
Arthur J. McCafferty and Carrie c. Hogue;
John G. Dement, and Clara V. Mcpherson; Jas.
E. Wilson Of Howard county, Nd, and Isabella
Shoemaker; Harvey johnson and Minnie
O'Hagan; John H Lanier and Mary l. Jones;
Allen Bussius and Rachel s. Wheat: Benjamin
n. Brouner and Katherine M. Martin; Thos. j.
Young of Salt Lake, Utah. and Evangeline L.
Houston; Jefferson d. Robertson and Sarah 9.
Blackjack; Peter r. Coltrane and Celia Chesney;
s. J. Carr Of Syracuse, n. T., and Emma Bow
ling.
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From the Alleys to the Fields.


No one can measure the amount of good that
a breath Of country air and frolic in the fields
might do for some poor little child from the
alleys or the homes ofthe poor. In the first place
it might bring an amount Of happiness into a
wretched little life that the child never dreamed
Of and then it might save the little one from sick
ness and perhaps death. 1t is this blessing Of
fresh air and lie in the fields and woods that
the Children's Country Home wishes to confer
home is there and all that is needed is financial
assistance in running it. Only think! Three dol
lars will pay for keeping child there whole
week! Thirty dollars WIN pay for bed for o
whole summer to be occupied two weeks at q
time by little ones to whom such q change
means so much. The STAB will receive and
acknowledge subscriptions for this worthy
charity. Any sum, howsoever small. will be &C.
ceptable.
Subscriptions have been received by The
EvCNvga
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GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auct.. 1416 New York ave.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
NORTHWEST.
BY ygtue of deed Of trust to recorded in Liber
no IZS folio 401 ct seQ Of the land records Of
ne District q Columbia and at the written request
f n Fl tSe premises Sp FRfpAY, THE FIRST DAY
the f0oWins described real estate situate in Wash
twepty,three S23 FEET and eight 90 inches front and
back the same width. the full depth Of original lot
four hundred and nifty seven t457S being improved
by valuable four story brick dwelling house.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash balance in three equal installments payable In
one one two and three years With ipserest theeop.
chaser must Be bearing date the day Of and
At the option Of the purchaser deposit Of s2OO Will
be required at the time of sale. II the terms Of sale
are not complied with In ten 0 days from the day of
sale the trustees the right resell the prop
srty after Eve o days notice by advertisement in The
Evening Star newspaper Of said city, at the risk and
cost OF the defsultnT purchaser All conveyancing
and recording At the cost Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM W. B0ARNAN,l ,r-.
EUGENE MORGAN, trustees,
Webster Law building and NATL Bank Of Washington.
!e21-d6ds
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED

Schooner John Kelso. Newport News, Va, Capt
Evans. from Norfolk. with 10000 feet of lumber
Four-mast schooner. Bayard Bsrnes, New Haven,
day: Goo sas
more Cspt Howard. four days from Newbern, n. c. |,
sflamSsr Schooner %ssy jane, Assanafig S. .ss.
s Eth lss q PiH Hnss
0.Es Nth s1as ss q III ss%
Schooner Five Sister. AlexandEia, Va. csgt wp.
1 fcsn c.p. sssss SS room
M M.ds. ~; With g sosd' q sOoS: BATS !Sdss
tS% Der 9 With s n; '''' mo"
Schooner Black Swan. Baltimore, TO Norfolk.
Schooner Mary Jane. Alsxandria. Capt ssldon, 10
Yoecomico. Schooner Five sisters. Alexandria Cspe
x xI d.Sss e Aus !. es sssssSsr E,
& :ss sssss.. L: sess
noaf. c9Ps 5s,lsy 2 fsssonaee sssoo1S oF0ss
ssScones Sso:Ss a.rsisca. on.ncScf. va. o.eS
EHtcs 70 nRsPpah.nnosa river schoonsy Md a De
sessouss SsIss INA h<sss s. -
h bsas,r c s:ass'sS adsa , sehc9asE .ssd
s:s ~ ssssss SsSs:sI:a1 ss Ssps 49, ss's
En- S:; s,s e; ssisiasss. Ssscsss: .Ss
ssasss.s Ssi2s % Gsss
s $3.50 = osgs n ssss 49, c@ fcsea@,ep
DISCHARGED.
So sssesnss Rqsh A Pits. 9.,sines. eeAesass -
more ssssoa@ 20 - -. s.s ~; ~
rs s.%s. OVEN sssd ssirty, =. ,su.a syi.e
rad trnck a Inv HI earuu - I~.~A-~1
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Aucss.. e1e ssn.w
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND rNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE IN
9EORGET0WN AND In THE COUNTY OF

%ME asEiEEdI2SNS AND IN THE ootNTY OF
m DnS1, q Mary Tho;Das, asoss.sd sh. sen !.
hs days and a The hours herensfser mentioned. the
following ts 4, deseribsd real estate; -,
hs FIhsr a. RA ,S.s Ct c: sgaR lss
~ r. s C
he east line Of High d stree. y derth 100 feet %
premises Nos lsi5 and i3l 9!ss d
IN Ssps tt 4sss sy feet
rkp sans tno@ a1I' a. SS.
fHs SSE $780, !, SCs IT,
parcel srouna situated in said aecrsesosn d!ssn
.ns sdSen s t. e P
width the Vest line q Fays.ts ss5sS5 stre s
ssek
Bssnnins on tie wess ine q Fayesse
!Sth1 St 90 feet north e nerth line 9f Prospect sve
70 And ne q sa$
Immedatsly thereafter the 20 feet front 60 feet
parcel on the north
scribed parcel on the north
ain q s4
r. sa eon or as the north t IL
s e l.. .d,1s ADDITION
On SATURDAY. JULY SECOND. 1892, at HALF
county
aforesaid northwest of Georgetown about 100 Yards
north Of the Conduit road, the east side Of the
county Vosd leading from the Conduit road to the
Loughborough road. and about three-quarters of q
acre and described as follows;
BEGINNING for the same at the end of line drawn
n " deg. e from stone standing private road
thence with said line reversed 81 deg; W 65 f. 70
another stone on said road which stone n. to the
Of the end Of this line and junction Of the
county road With the above mentioned road thence
30 deg g W II. thence northwardly and at right
angles With The last mentioned line thence IN
the land cenyeysd to Catherine Heiss; by Richard
lSl4 and recorded in Lber m folio g. one of the
with the improvements, &c.'
Terms One third cash, residue in two equal pay
ments at one and two years respectiyely per cent
the purchasers and deeds Of trust the property
CURED each piece q improved property and soo
Sc at purchasers cost. Terms to be- complied with
IN nfteen days or the property will be resold de-
faulting purchasers cost and risk.
CHARLES H. CRAGIN,
je23d&ds 3ll4 o st. NV
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Filled June 10. 1892. ]. r. Young. Clerk
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

/ OF CoLuMBfA
This 10Th day Of June 1892
John C. Wright. plaintiff. VS.. Mary A. Wright, de-
fendsnt EQUITY. No. 1883
,, On melton e the Ilainsis: by Mr. 2, MscNulsy.
raieday occurring forty DAYS after this day
sSRs 4 Ga s q S
~ ,a Law RegSrtsr and E,snns ss. The object
the ground Of desertion.
By n A. CLANCY. Asst. cie fHoN' j jsiawsw
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. Of Columbia.
Henry =: ny s; Hsf Ban EXECUTORS.
fsSdsnss !: ssht RaaIiy fRss: ct al de-
&.
Holmes ,r spd Alexander Vance Holmes formerly
TIE ns S.y to s
forty days after this day oIhsryse the cause will be
LIT Anna M 0oehsan smith and q The sgpplemen,
estate of said Anna n; e. smith and in case the
Holmes and George Holmes because o their mot
aS9od sa E be paid
sEsss s. sSsii rIsp;s # ssnr ,esa0'''
n COPY Asst c e. YOUNG ss!s 49,
n THE SUPREME ME C0PRT Of THE DISTRICT
The 18th day of June. 1892.
Anna W. Hafner complainant. VS. Gustav Paul Haf.
IN o.,, ner No lSa2 R2cket
Lavender, her solicitors IL Is that the defend
sn o. s to
forty days after this day Otherwise the cause viii be
proceeded with as in case Of default.
The object of this suit Il 20 obtain an absolute
divorce for wful desertion and abandonment for the
fuil and uninterrupted space of two years before ng
this bill Provided that copy Of this order be pub
nshed IN the Washington Law Reporter once q week
and In The Evening Star also
r the so SSn Test 9FEeAHpSdET : SgsSs &c
je22- law5w By L. P. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneefs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
No; 2536 STREET, GEORGETOWN, IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of the last will and testament of Francis
Coger. deceased the undersigned executor and
trustee thereof will offer for sale at public auction
front of the premises THURSDAY the SEVENTH
DAY ofJULf. 1892 at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ, part Of lot 80 in Homeads addition to George
town IN the District Of Columbia beginning for the
same at the end of 20 feet measured the south
line OF West ) street from the southeast
@. West ". and North streets and rnnning thence
2Sfeet thence souhwardly S6 feet thence westwardy
20 feet, and thence north SO feet to the beginning
with the improvements thereon consisting of o-room
frame house
Terms One third in cash. and the balance in equal
Instruments at one and two years. with interest at
per cent per annum. payable semi-annualy, secured
b the notes of the purchaser and deed Of trust on
the premises sold. or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser 300 will be required as soon as the prop
cry Is DID on AL convey ancing and recording at
purchasers cost. CHAS. III IENDSe
Executor and Trustee,
e@I-dSds 1906 ST. n W.
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Att meeting of the executive COMMITTEES a
the Chase republican central committee and ths
Harrison and Morton republican league held ss
the Bee Office yesterday temporary arrange
ments for ratification meeting were perfected
The secretary was directed to send invitations
to the state organizations in this city to parsici
pate. The date for holding the ratification
meeting will be decided on tomorrow evening,
at which time the committees win be an
nouncod
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

n FFiCIAL.-DEPARrNEN OF STATE, WASH
y inetoa. ID. e June 2S 1S92.-Infornstion has
Been received at this DEPARTMENT from Mr. william 3
Bay. me ems x o. the United States stN
NnreTes,s. Of Peter Chrisuaa David Becker. re-
ported 70 be citizen Of the United Etates The LEGAL
Of the deceased further in
iorn1Ason BY Apglytng to this department. Per dts
patch NO. 2od Dated May 81. 1902. 1t
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FUTURE DAYS.
II 14O7 g ST.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appraisers
- 1407 g st.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FRONTING EIGHTY-THREE FEFT AND FOUR
INCHES on THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
SIhEET BETWEEN 1 AND K STREETS
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia passed in equity
cause No. 1852. docket 3D. wherein Louisa Muse IL
complainant and Florida Pitts ct al defendants the
undersigned trustee Will sell at pubic auction in
front Of the premises SATURDAY, The NINTH
Day OF JULY, A. ID. 1892. at HALF-PAST FIVE
IN the city OF Washington. District Of Columbia to
wit The north twenty-five (25) feet and four (i)
inches front on 18th st by the depth thereof of lot
numbered fourteen 04) and the whole Of lots num-
bersd hiteen (15) and sixteen Q6, In Samuel David
sons subdivision Of original lots numbered 13 and IA
In square numbered one hundred and twenty six 1920
az eg1rdsd IN The ONCE Of the surveyor Of the District
Terms OF sale fourth Of the purchase money in
cash and the remainder to he paid or before five
years after date o! sale. Sad deferred PAYMENTS or
payment to be evid,nced by the promissory note or
notes OF the purchaser purchasers secured by decd
OF trust on the property Sold and said notes
bear interest at tie rate Of 6per cent annrm
the purchaser Inay at his her their option pay the
whole OF the purchase money in cash.
The trustee Is empowered 10 sell said described real
estate rs Whole or In eIaratc lots. upon the same
terms heretofore stated.
Adepos!t OF 500 if sold as a whole or $3.50 upon
each lot II sold IN parcels shall be time
The terms u sale to he complied with IN thirty DAYS
erty TO be resod the and cost of defaTtng
chaser or plrchasers all and recording
at urchaSer's cost. DAVID WARNER,
ie29 dSds 1851 st. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE W. ALBRIGHT, ATrORNEY-AT-LAw
~ 45S Louisiana ave-, Washington, d. O., practices
IN an courts Of District Of Columbia state of New
York. rnh3I Rms
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ATTORNEY ALLAN
~ Webster Law building. sos d ST. n. W., Washing
ton. ID g. Residence. 1913 st. n ". d2
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THIS EVENING.

A UcTION SALE TONIGHT, 81 PA. AVE
"a Over 900 lots Of Diamonds. Gold Watches
SILVER Watches, Filled Watches Chains Rings Guns
Revolvers from New York Pawnbrokers' Association
mys0-3m
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

LOB SALE-sECoND. HAND PIANOS. ALL OVER
n xHAGLED, Q; The iollo,vtng makes, STEfSwAY /
can be hought very low for cash or easy monthly
;e25 PFEIFFER CoNLIPf, At 18th st. NV
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME STYLE. NEARLY
Il new upright piano. fines: make and rich and fil
$40 per month. ~
Also fne, almost new Knabe square grand piano
for only 500; cost new $500. VIII accept $40 each
month until paid for.
Two nae bargains. See them.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
te2o 9l3 Pa ave-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
he SUPREME eoukf OF VHE DTsTsacr

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.
Holding special term Tor Orphans Court business
this cath Of June 1892.
In re estate o. Rebecca B. Giss late Of the District
Of Columbia, No. 5o63. Administration Doc IS.
Application having been MAIDS for the probate Of Q
psper-urttins gropcunded the last viii and Tesla
ment and eodieil and for lettsrs testsmentsry on
james Siiis. notice is hereby sen 70 al colcsrned
SECOND. 1892. a. ONE O'CLOCK Pm, TO show
cation.
Acopy OF this order shall be published In the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star once Q
week In each Of three weeks before day
By the court. A. G. BRADLEY. Justice.
L. p. WRIGHT, REGISTER of wills, D. C.
MORRIS HAMILTON. proctors for applicant
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T ATIMER SLOAN,
IL AUCTIONEERs,
laO1 q STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF wILLARD.s HOTEL
AND WILLARDS HALL IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON
n. c.
Court q the District q Columbia rendered in equity
W Ws,niry h willard was Complainant and Joseph C.
~ the supreme Court Of the United States on appeal
sne trustees appointed in and by said de-
cree Will sell at public auction front Of the prem
i iss, on FRIDAY, the FIRST DAY Of JULY. A. d.
ts0. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, TO the highest bidder
lots o. sroynd Numbered one ID. two fwsive1 l2,.
IN square numbered two hundred and twenty Ave
SSol n the city Of Washington in the District OF
Golumhia together with the buildines and improve
menus tnereon being The premises known Willard's
sold as entirety. =
The terms OF sale by the decree are ONE
snrd on the purchase money to be paid the day Of
sac one-thrd in one and onefhird IN two YEAR,
inereafter q which e deferred payments will BE- ev-
and will bear interest q OF gper
py mortsage upon the prsmises the
whS % Of IN purchase money in cash deposit q
e sale. VIM r. MATTINGLY,' Trustee, No. AS
NV. Washington, d. 9. rnv:ll-d6ds
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INSURANCE.

MpUIgIM HRoTEcII9S .EIRE INSURANCE co.
V4 OF TIL u. C.-MlLLIAM BAILANTYNE. Pre-
tdsnt JAMES T. PITCH, Secretary. ISucs poiicies
II usually low rates and each shares ia tho
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Orient Club Tennis Tournsmenf.
The Orient Athletic Club viii hold IN epsn
tournament on its grounds, sth street sn1
North Carolina avenue southeast, beginning
July II. Entries in ladies' and geutlemens
singles, ladies'. gentlemens and mixed doublss
Win be received by Mr.. Arthur CopelAnd, l1oe
prizes win be offered in each event