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GOOD TIMES AT THE WHITE,

Correspondence of The Evening Star
FAUQu1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va,
August "a, 1892
1t might be supposed the entertainments of the
preceding week had exhausted the invention and
energy of the pleasure seekers, but on Thurs
day last series of tableaux were given under
the direction Of Mrs. Wells, which were 30 much
admired that repetition Of them has been re-
quested. The children have not had much
show this summer, as their grown-up sisters
have been enjoying themselves too constantly to
have much time to spare, SO the first tableau,
"Grandmas Darlings," was for them. Mrs
GrilIs of Washington, whose sunny hair is her
only claim to the venerable title. was seated in
the midst OF her darlings, whose bright eyes and
earnest gaze told the intensity OF their enjoy
ment at being made part of picture. They
were Master Clark Wells and Miss Julia Weed
Of Washington. Master Tom and Miss Mary
Wilcox of Norfolk and dear little Jean Brent Of
Alexandria. Among those who took part in the
succeeding pictures were b. G. Taliaferro, Mrs.
Wells, Miss Beall, Kennedy Campbell and Miss
Weed Of Washington.
On Friday Mr.. Wells led the german again
and seemed to have no end Of new figures at
his command.
Saturday progressive eucher party was
given by Mrs. Chamberlain Of Washington and
the Misses Glover Of New Orleans. The prizes,
which were very handsome, were won BY Mrs.
AoCC cdICc VI 1cuIlessee, MISS SmltQ OF b0ltl-
more, MIR. Brent Of Alexandria and Mr.. Higgins
OF Washington. The BOBBY prizes were taken
by Miss Keen and Mr.. Greenawalt Of Washing
ton. After the prizes had been presented the
party adjourned to the dancing room, where O
collation. was served.
Miss Maud Younger Of Washington gave
recitation last evening in one Of the private
parlors.
Among the latest arrivals are ]. s. Latham
Richmond; b. F. Adams, BALTIMORE Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. W. Adams, Baltimore; F. G. Will
klns, W. I. Morrison, Washington; T. T. Hayner
Ridgeway, Baltimore; Mrs. v. Harrison, Miss
Harrison, Mrs. W. D. Fender, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
i: Capp, Norfolk, Va; D. C. Mccormack
Washington; Miss Ida V. Peyton, Fauquier
county, Va; D. C. Gordon. d. c. Kyle, Gull
pepper, Va: j. b. Camors, New Orleans; Mrs.
Z. X. Ball. L. V. Ball, Richmond; Chas. W.
Payne, SpOttsylvania county, Va: Miss M.
Youngs, Washington; Chas. w. Hall, b. T.
Hall. Culpeper, Va, T. Ross. J. W. Wye, Wash
lngton: Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ White. Warrenton
Va; Mrs. Ellison Costin and Miss Emily Smith
of Washington. 8.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT,
ARRIVALS


Three-mast schooner Alice Carlisle Tappahannocr
Va, CAPT ]. H Bulger. from Bandneld wharf Ran.
pannock river, with 60 600 feet OF lumber Schooner
l. and w. Shovel, Baltimore, Capt J. W. Neal
iroin Mount Landing creek happahannock river with
90 w feet OF lumber: Three asst schooner sarah
S,, tyler Bsit i re- Capt from Baltimore
Haynes from the kennebec with ice at Goorgetown
schooner Little Mable, Capt. Eelen, from Malta
woman creek. Md. with A5O watermei ons Schooner
haitn Crisnetd Capt. Reynolds, from Giymont with
N.Y. wstsTmei9ns B.rxes Big Billy, Cooney Cross
and laller Gal Capt Jacob King from oecodn sa'
with Sand Schooner Three Brothers, Alexsndria
cords Of pine wood Schooner Silver Star. AIexsny.
dria va. Capt James Blackburn, from AQUA creek
win twenty-five cords Of pine wood.
SAILED.
Schooner Osceola. Alexandria, Va. Capt. Taylor, to
OccoquaD. Va to load wood and posts for this port
Schooner Carrie and Ella, Baltimore. Capt OMalley
TO Portsmouth Va. Nth 40 coo brick. Schooner
Ios kton. Capt yames. to Norfolk light. BarFes Biz
BILLY. sln Leaf. Yaller Gal. Gross. Madame hins
KIM e o,cSqusn TO load sand. In tow Of tug Gold
DUE.
son. from the Penobscot river with Ice. schoonea
Lottte Carter. Geo -getown. d. O.. Capt. Dave Gas.
kins. from Yeocomico. Schooner Earl Bscoe George
Capt. Holmsad. from the Rsppshannock TivsF With
encanpment lumoer.
The trustees Of the Iiiden fund for Tie ereo-
ton In New York of colossal public library
rooommnud Bryant Park A thn dkA
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will probably receive the nomination n he sis-
mines his willingness 10 accept. IL IL said that
the third partyites and republicans In this dis
trict viii combine against the democratic nom-
inee. The democrats had . very small majority
In this district At the last election and they fear
that they viii lose it this fall
IL is reported that ex-Congresman Bowden
viii be the nominee in opposition TO the demo
crat. The third partyites of King and Queer
county few days ago hele meeting and ef.
fected a county organization. at which a num-
Der OF negroes were present and participated
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CEo. W. sTIckNEY. Auct.. 141e New York ave.
PERENPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PkOPERTI, BEING HOUSE NO. 31s

A H. LEVY.
Auctiuneer and Commission Merchant,
No. 1000 Penns. ave-. cor Of 10th s., n W. south side
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
Having secured the services Of efficient auction
thoroughly posted in all the details of the bust
bs leave to state that have startet the
regular AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
At the above wellknOwn centrally located stand and
will prp~ecute the in all its different branches
REALESTATE. TRUSTEES. ASSIGNEE'S. COURT
AND ALL OTHER SALES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
lion attended to. either the premises at our
sales rooms.
REGULAR SALES WEEKLY a: our auction store
ot every description of HOUSEH Old EURNITI RE
AND EFFECTS. HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS. e.. &C. a. Ten O'CLOCK
We Therefore respectfully s,irit s1les OF every kind
and hope TO do utmost 20 satisfy all favor
with thsi- business Merchandise received for our
weekly sA.- any time previous to day Of sale.
FIRST SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE- &c
taxes place at sales rooms THURSDAY, SEPTEM-
BER FIRST. at TEN O'CLOCK. for which We solicit.
consignI1snts. Prompt settlements renlered-
A ii. LEVY.
Auctionser
CHARLES wEEKs.
Salesman. au2.r3t
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SATURDAYS STAR.

A Big Paper Full OF Good Thinga.
usual form Of sixteen pages Of eight columns
each. The following are . few of its features:
THE NEW OBSERVATORY Cnlustrated).
Where the government astronomical work
will be carried on hereafter.
FOURTEEN THOUSAND INFANTS (nlus-
trsted).
A visit to the baby farm in the heart Of
AT PERNAMBUCO (nlustrated).
About the most progressive place in the Bra
lillian republic.
THE END OF THE SEASON (nlustrated).
The summer girls reign nearing its close.
FRAUDS IN JEwELBY.
A diamond expert talks about tricks in the
gem trade.
AUNT LIZA's STORY.
An old colored woman's "reminiscences of war
times. Written for The EVENING STAR by
Capt. C. z. Belknap.
FARM MORTGAGES.
Interesting facts brought to light in the CEN
sus Office investigations.
TO PLEASE CHILDREN.
An old bachelors story as to how this can
best be accomplished.
DEGRADED PEOPLE
The Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and their
life Of barbarism.
A QUARTET OF TRAMPs.
Government clerks start on q pedestrian tour
for pleasure.
THE OPAL.
Records and superstitions about that beauti-
full stone.
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
Child slavery no longer practiced on the
streets of New York.
UP PIXIES PEAK.
A Washington Knight Templar's pilgrimage
to the summit and back.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
The latest gossip about base ball, bicycling,
boating and horse racing.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The facilities to enable Washington man to
own his own home.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
The coming rifle contests and what the Dis
trict boys are doing.
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DUScANsoS BROS. ACCTIoNEEEs.
~ 9TH AND d SITS. NV.
ASsIGNEF-s sALE or ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
TIE MODERN AND wELLL9UIPPED Plan
ING ANB SAW-MILL. CORNER NORTH CAPI-
1nL And ID SIR ETs. MAR b AND .. DEPOT.
On IT E>DAN. AUGUST THIRrIETH, 1892
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, I WILL SILL THE
CONTENT , OF The ABOVE MENTIONED MILL
COMPRISING
kandf4p per Machine. / Band saw
j tn MIN Lathe. 2Gig saws
Borinx MacLtne. I Emery Wheel
] shaping Ma -hine. I Ho--ice Machine
7 Tenant Machine, = NOdinz Machines,
Double headed Plane. l Flooring Machine
! yaiut.r. 3 Hip Saws.
Nit Machine 2Cut-Cf saws
3IH frse-pcvsr Engine. Ut-hCrse- power Boiler,
Lt Asserted Bits and lot Betting &c.
Saws. lot Hand Clamps.
Lot SEA'tiax *. > Stoves
Work b rche.. Trucks
o. D-sk and Furniture
Lot Beading shutter Frames. MSnfels Posts Rails
t&s. Doors Blind. Cornice strips Lot (ssz~i sash
Work
1he machinery in this mill is nearly new and has
bsen used only A short time.
The coD'snts q this MIL will be offered FIRST as an
entirety, and II not sold then offered in detail
Terms made known ~ time OF sale.
c. g SPEED
sT3i-Jt Assignee
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ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Ia l4o7 AND 1409 ST.
GROCERIES, HORSE AND BUGGY AND HAIR
NESS, GROCERY WAGON AND SET OF HAIR
NESS, NATIONAL Cash REGISTER, SC,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST. THIRTIETH,
1892 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell
the entire contents Of the grocery establishment, No.
8S2 10th ST.. of northwest, embracing in part:
FINE LOT OF TEAS, POrTED MEATS, CONDI-
MENTS
IMPORTED SARDINEg, PRESERVES,
CANNED PEACHES, ASPARAGUS,
SALMON, LOBSTER. BROOK TROUT,
PUDDIN6S, VINEGAR. MOLASSES AND SIRUPS.
NHfSKIES IN GLASS, COAL OIL,
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS. BLACKING.
COUNTER SShLE{' GWkEkffkEH ac mn CAKES
ONE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER IN FIRST,
AND HARNESS. GROCERY WAGON AND HAIR
NESS, LARGE COFFEE MILL, FINE CLOCK.
au25-4t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
CHAScERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN

By virtue Of decree PASSED on the ID Of October
1881 BY the Supreme Court OF the District Of Column
bia IN ca,iss No. l2 lS. Eq Doc 30, Richard T. Bell
s Allen r. Bell. the undersie ned will offer sale
At public auction. in front OF the rremises MON
O'CLOCK P ", the following Lots Of Land in the
ofsial ssbdtyison q Lincoln. d. G.. 70 Wit: Lots
nine I'D to sixteen &C., inc usiye. OF section 3D.
described in Iber 1t,4 and folio III seq. OF
the land records Of said District improved BY small
Frame House.
Terms Of sale Onethird cash. OF which q deposit Of
due in two equal instsln 'nts Of one year and two
respectively. with interest from day Of SALE
on the property sold. Conveyancins and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms OF sale be complied with
In ays after SALE property will be rsSold
and risk If purchaser In default This sale made ct
the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee.
au1S-dkds Ss1 ~ 81 n.v.
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u ATCLJFFE. DARR co. Aucts.. $50 Pa ave. n. w.
THrsTEEs' SALE OF TWO TwO-sroRY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSES on SEVENTH street
EXTENDED NEAR TIE sCHC TEEN PARK
BLING NOS 3ius AND 5lo4 SEVENTH
By virtus Of deed Of trust given us and duly re-
co. d-t in Iibe~ 1894. folio 1is ct >e,l. Of the land
rNorts of the District Of Columbia. and the
Ct the payty secured thereby. Will sell bv public
gu tiOn in front of The pTeniisos TUE DAY.
AUGUST TH1R1ffTh. 1897. at HkLf- PAST FIVE
UNLOCK L. NJ all that certain piece parcel Of
land and premises known and distfnx uished and
being The north thirty CD feet of lot numbered
I'D IN block numfered eight ts) Of Todd and Browns
euDdiSistOn OF NOua; Pleasant and Pleasant Plains,
hontinz ON sth street road sIt extending with that
width c=Vth u seventy i've C1l feet. together with
Al The improvements. easements. hereditsments and
appurtenAnces 10 the sane belonging or in anywise
appertAiDilf-
Terms: The annount u the Indebtedness secured by
ehe Shove trust eJO0. anil 600 secured by prior
o ., with the crued interest on both and the
Oi sale To Be paid in cash The balance OF the
IurcEase money payable 10 suit the purchaser with
interest ~ the rate u per cent per annunl and
cIrsd ey aee . trust ON the property sold or ali cash
n the purchasers option deposit Of Ae0Oto be
PAID when the property Is Knocked down Terms 10
be eonp-d with IN hfteen days from the day Of sale
or The trustees reserve the rt resell the property
81 the risk and cost Of the defsutinx purchaser An
eonsey2nfnx. recording. kc. AZ purchasers coast.
f HISkY 7, JS SSShbhsSxfEk.s Trustees
RATcLIFFk. DARR CO.,
oo3Sd6os AuenonssIA
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Last night two unknown men knocked at the
door Of the post ONCE in Arcadia, La Ed G.i-
loway, who was I'm charge, opened the door an1
10 his surprise was covered with . pistol, tke
party demanding the keys. He wss bound ani
10 take possession Of the funds, t500 In ca~n
and contents Of registersd letters. No clus Va
the robbers.
A Eess Georgetown. Tex, special says:
While returning home from a trip 20 . mega
bornk village Nrs. n c. Bell, living in TIE
northern part Of the county, was dragged fross
her buggy BY white man, brutally beaten sDd
outrAged and LETT for dead, her assAilaut escsp-
ing The sAerids from here and Austin sss
sftsr him with bloodhoundA Mrs- Ball b ~
sxpseosd - sseovu.
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. MULLER. 1927 9th ST. n. W.. TREATS ALL
- chronic affections Of the eye, ear throat lung
liver. kidneys and disc ses; years In CITY
ONCE hours 8 to 10 q. m. and to p. auI5-lms
STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE.-DRs BROTHERS
~ apd Gray treat all diseases No cure. pay. Only
established advertising ply sicians i'll this city Estab
fshed 10 years. 800 B st. s.w. aul0-1ms
('ONsULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYSI-
Ocians in Washington Drs BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty five years at 906 s. I'VE have re-
duced the signs Of incipient disease almost to GER
tainty by examining into the chemical character OF
urinary deposits We will describe your disease and
symptoms without asking question the first urine
In the morning We treat all diseases successfully to
which the human family esubjsct-dyspepsia, con.
stfpaton. piles. scrofula rheumatism bronchitis Ats
and all nervous Diseases diseases of the skim lungs
stomach. kidneys. &C. au4-Ims
nR. BROTHERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL IS
~ powerful Nerve stimulant and Tonic. OF all the
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class 81 people who
are weak miserable, letharsc. sleepy. lack Of amb-
ton and Zest there IL remedy equal to this Cordial
It has been in se for years In this city
Laboratory. 9O6 ST. au2-1ms
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AUCTION SALES.
TOyIOR ROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctiOneers
REe II sE;s ss sET1gI sSs SALE
OF
ooxnrSslSst s. HI eGlG 90 ..,,.
s BKS ssESSI;Ra A0cI T6SsE CARRIAGE
BAZAAR
PEREMPToRY SALE or HORSES, MULES. CAR
ssHHR6 ~ 81 ssts.' a TxkSIY
s I 80 hs.d Sp q so s9d
Also several good Mules
4 lot o. New snd Secondhand Wagons, Phaetons'
' Il hArne SC s. BENsINsER. Auos,onesr.
ariMEh SLOAN Auto fso7 an, and i iss ST
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FGRSITU,IR RI At At
2TR AT%fI3N E@aMS GEbh3 hSGosT
TEN 0'cIoCK,
r.s9 IS Ti.se n u r bday
pets several Handsome Psrlor suites, Walnut. Oak
HS.k aa;Te.s siae Gos, and single
Hair Mastresses tsats6le for g. + snsa1E% me -
TsiEsT with many other useful household articles
Shirts, searfs &C. Lot q Enc Dry Goods. &c.
Boxes Chewing Tobacco, = lot of Pipes. &c.
AT TWELVE O'Clock.
ha aa,s.as A'r fiT TIMER SLOAN Auc,oneeys.
RATcLIFfE, DAEK & CO. az II STE Ssw
Ar1 T5GgFE5L EEf FTkSff SAkE OF
AND NKCEssTTIEs
HasPse,E s HsLE 81 Rooms ,e}Ys
SATURDAY. hTGIsT IMfSIY- sESESTH. 1892.
coss1stAiSSeT ss $ %SESSh
H nI Tfh ID GOODS.
ruRS TGoBs e 9Eb MN sfNIs STYLES.
ODD PIECES Of FURXITTRE
B b3FfE4s hsR H afR ra sFr
D1sS SSs psS SAA
asR $ SgS Fssf tsnSH JsssH
0hSAh hTfEAfr E 10 FsE Mi &1It NOT
100 T ISS tSYkdRIS eors
THESE PA sSHSs5hSfp WHY
FOR ACCOUNT OF THOSE WHOM IT MAY
5sAFETS, s5cioLEs.
100 TENNIS RACKETs.
ON THE p It I%fkyk Hc hkS9fktr FRONT
uoss OF Our MAth kP9Mst WE NIL SELL o
Persons desiring to have goods included in this sale
HArcIIFrr. A PaFE ep
Telephone. 12sa aua5-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS,

RADCLIFFE. DARh & co. .A1ss ,S n.
PINE Of 4H b ISS
s4s .Sps., NEW Y6 81 Rpss eES65k AZ STREET
AYpA BENNINd RACE TEkCK..
O5a & GSSSFTfSSSS RRfSfyIsd A ASp %9Rk
FESN liz FINE Fsks HA sSk s sEGS fHR
Et&SI's$s s3SSh SEkk p sSSSR
3 Hff 81
U' Also
Stills i hSp Hiss BY sGca MhS6fs ~
As PhRr A FE& 81 4 4ER
'''' N WSeoStrrEs,
SoANhi' pHAE1oNs.
A Low BED WAGONS
q fyS vERH HT hSp HfI2Y
OF ALMOST EVERY STYLE AND MADE BY
BLANKETS. LAP ROBES hs0 WHIPS, HORSE BOOTS
sftoS$lSfs Usually fouSb II A ffksTt-
CLASS STABLE.
ALSO
TWO q TREAD POWERS. WITH CUTTING
ONE "a 20-HORSE POWER STEAM BOILER,
ONE ID l0-HORSE POWER STEAM BOILER. TO-
GETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
To BE SOLD By AUCTION
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER FIFTH SIXTH AND SEVENTH, 1892
As FOLLOWS
MONDAY STEPTEdBER FIFTH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. SALE AT BENNING RACE
TuFs1aS SEPTEMBER SIXTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK 4. NJ, SALE AT 443 l. STREET
NORTHWEST. -
O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT THE PORTLAND
sTABLES ti3 AND 6io NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of an order Of the Supreme Court holding
a special term for probate business. will sell, by
pubic auction, on the dates and at the times and
places mentioned above the contents of the stables of
the late r NJ. Draney esq. partly mentioned above,
TO which invite general attention.
Terms Of sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday, August o. and can he had
from the auc;iOnsers from the administrator or
mailed upon apple cation to either.
THOS. NJ DRANEY. Admn strator
eH 645 New York ave.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
au2o-dSds
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nR. O. J. CARLETON.
507 10th stnv
Graduated London ENGLAND, 1865; New York 1879.
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute or Chronic
Blood Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex-
hsustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS.
Hours: eto2 4 to 8; Sunday. et,,
Consultation free. 1y27dexsst
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"There is a man who will make his mark one
Of these days in what they call modern jour-
nalism"
"Good writer, is hep
"No. He isn't much with pen. But never
knew any one that could beat him at getting up
a rafae.''
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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS ALARMED.
The Third Party Reported n Breaking Into
Their Stronghold.

RECENT MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA PoLIrrcs-How
MALONE NAY HELP THE THIRD PARIY-pEMo-
CRATIC LEADERS ExfRnss PEARS OF pKrEAr-
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN,
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER L SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
L. 14lI1 q st. u. w.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
Il 14O1 q ST. n
VALUABLE PROPERTY, NO. S2s TwENTY-FIFTH
, STREET NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST TWEEN
TY-FOIRrH. 1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. IN front of
the preuises shall sell lots So and 40 in square
10 Lot 81 has front of about Ia feet BY depth of
a. feet 2th street between and K Lot 40 is the
portion OF lot 3D. with same width and depth and
fronts 30-fOot alley.
Terms One-third cash balance In six and twelve
months With notes bearing interest and secured by
deed II trust. all cash. a. option Of purchaser.
CJnyeyanrinz and recording at cost Of purchaser.
IATIMKR SLOAN, Auctioneers.
b-THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE PROP
e-ty having complied witt the terms of sale the
property will be resold at his risk and cost
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, AUGUST THIRTY
1IRS L, 1872 same hour and Place.
su.2tidSds LA1IMER 4 SLOAN. Auctionoers.
EEo. W sTICKNEY. Auct-. l416 New York ave.
PERENPTORY SALE or VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 3lS
STREET SOU THWEST
THURSDAY. the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
A. ID. lSs1. at FIVE O'CLOCK P VI. lot - square
Sri said fron;in, - feet on street southwest
and improved by a large brick house. containing nine
fo1fns all modern improvements
Terms Il sale: One-thiri cash. balance in and
tv0 years interest cent payable semi ually
sltO deposit at time Of sale. Terms to be complied
with IN ten days. GEO. w STiCHSFY.
alI9tS,it' Auctioneer.
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The mosquito is one of the few who can really
get any satisfaction out Of summer board.
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GEO ". STiCKNEY. Auct., 14l6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. ISIS
STREET NORTHWEST.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated the Goth
day of May, A. ID. 1891. and recorded in Libsr No.
1885, folio 50 ct seq, of the land records If the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the holder
of the note secured thereby, Will sell at public
anction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE
TWENTY-IHIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1892 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate and the improvements theron. situate in the
city of WsshingO District of Col unbia wit Lot
numbered nine tel in square numbered one hundred
and ninety four Al; subject TO deed of trust secur-
ing note for go 900 and interest thereon at per
cent per annu-n from October f3, 1891.
Terms of sale One half cash in excess of hereinbe-
fore mentioned deed of trust and the balance
ID and two ) years. with interest at the ate of Per
centun per annum and secured BY deed of trust on
property Sold all cash. at option of purchaser All
convey sncng and recording at purchasers cost. A
derost of $500 will he required time of sale. II
the terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the trustees the
right ~ resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
aulodSds. h 4 FR 5 s. Wilson. Trustees.
eETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO SAT-
URDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD. 1892, same hour and
place b Fl Fk 3 s. sh Wilson. Trustees.
au24. &c %. ~, ses&3'
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vHoMAs BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers.

THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctonsers.
SPECIAL SALE OF SIX HEAD OF FINE YOUNG
DRIVING AND WORK HORSES AND ONE
MULE FROM WEST VIRGINIA
On SAT RDAN. AUGUST TWENTY SEVENTH,
1892. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, We will sell In our
Bazaar. 612 f street northwest. six head more Of
nue young Horses and Mues among the lot one Gold
Dust sorrel colt, years old.
au.5-2t THOMAS BOWLING son, Aucts
rFHoMAs BOWLING & son. Aucts.. 6l2 E 81. n. u.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS.
HARNESS, &c.
WITHIN OUR sALEs ROOMS AND BAZAAR.
612 STREET NORTHWEST, On SATUR-
DAY. AUGUST TwESTY-SEyENTH. 1892.
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
Embracing in part:
New and Secondh hand Psrlor and Chamber Furniture.
Msntel and Per Mirrors. W. W. Cots Hair and Other
Mattresses. Bolsters and Pillows Dining Room and
Ofce Furniture One Tricycle.. One Bicycle, Carpets.
Stoves. &c
ALSO
10, OO0 CIGARS.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. WAGONS. HARNESS, &c.
THOMAS BOWLING son.
sua.j-2t Auctionesrs,
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WIG. MErzEnorr & Co..
.u1a Urn AND G Sis. N. w.
w. NJ. SHusrER & Sons.

W. NJ. SHusrER 4 Sous.
9l9 PENN. AVE. NV.
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMNER GOODS,
NAMELY:
1"l<c. OUTINGS reduced to &c.
l2hc. GINGHAMS reduced 10 So.
10c. LAWNS reduced to &c.
l2<-. CANTON CLOTH reducsdto &c.
Fine SATIN GINGHAMS. from SOC. to SOo
pc. GIN6HAM. to 2Oc.
20c. BINGHAM. to l5c
AL Summer Goods IN proportion.
Nows your chance for summer bareains. II you
have no use for than this they will be cheap
buy to carry to next. But are determined 70
sell them II price will move thsm. Come early. b.
fore ali are sold One prics.
v. n sHUsTER Z SONS.
sua sas PENN. AVA
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

EOR SALE-CBEAP FOR CASH-PSYCHO LADYS
bicycle; suitable for gentleman perfectly new; on
installlnents OF Sl0 per month. 1928 9th ~. n.
E0R sALE-LADY'S PSYCHIC. IN GOOD CONDI.
i ZION: barsain II sold at once; weight - pounds
A. j. w, Is h ST. H. au26-3ts
EoR sALE-LADY'S CUSHION TIRE PSYCHIC,
in excellent condition. with lamp, bell and tools
terms cash cheap. Call before p. at 1744 st.
n W. q. c. K. au.lJ-:Ns
Eok SAI.E-COMBINATION DART SAFETY A3O;
4 New Mail. So Boys and Girls Giant now $I5
former Price; e31; Drop Frame Psychic used SIX