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g BENSINGER, Auctioneer
% WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE DA-
ZAAR, $40 LOUISIANA AVE
PEREMPTOkY SALE OF A CAR LOAD OF HORSES
AND MARES.
Will be sold at the bazaar THURSDAY MORN
ING. APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK,
car load o Horses and Mares shipped here by Mr. Eli
Wilson OF Philadelphia. III the lot will be found
extra and drivers well worthy the attention
Of buyers. The stock will be exhibition the day
before the sale at the bazaar,
Sale peremptory and without reserve.
ap25-:it s. BENSINGER. Auctiopeer,
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JACKSON H. RALSTON, trustee
apl8-dkds Adams building 1888 Y e. n.
u ATCLIFFE. DAkR co. AuctIoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY: BEING NO Sl3 STREET SOUTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING NO Sl3 L STREET SOUTH
EAST. WASHINGTON, DC
Under by virtue Of u decree raised on the 9th
day OF April, 1892, in equity cause No l347S. docket
:S2, OF tho supreme Court of the District Of Column
bIa wherein Annie Nash ct al cumplainants aud
Robert Clark ct nj are defendauts, the undersigned
will offer for sale TO the higLe i bidder. MONDAY
MAY SECOND. lSJ2, ut HALF-PASr FOUK
O'CLOCK NJ in front If the premises, No 81 s
L street southeast. the followii n real property
to wit: All that piece and parcel Of land premises
lying and being in the city of Washington ard District
OF Columbia, known and DISTINGUISHED as part Of
square $50. beginning for the lO:B feet inches
from the northeast said square, front
ing South street. thence west % feet thsnce south
81 feet. thence - feet, thece north o. feet to
place OF beginning. together with the improvements
consisting of u thre--story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale Une- third cash and the balance in two
equal instalnents in nine and erhteen months. with
interest from day OF SALE at the Of per per
annu,n payable Sc ri annually to be secured by the
the property or all cash. at the purchas RS option de
post OF 500 Will be required VI the purchaser the
time of sale All conveyanc ne and recording the
cost OF the purchaser II Of sale he Piled
with within ten days from time Of sale the trustees re-
serve the right resell the property tho risk and
4ost of the detaulting purchaser
HENRY wOODARD.
llth and SITS nv, x
JUDSON I GULL. Irustees
aplS-dkds FendalI building)
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TVHoMAs BOWLING Z SON. Auctionssrs.

GRAND PUBLIC AUCTION OF FINE noRsEs
on THUR8DAY. NAY FIFTH. 1892. II EyoHT
ACADEMY, on the cornsr II 23d and p sts.. numpsr
Of Horsss consisiing OF huntsrs. hacks. hsrnsss
The scsdsmy Will Be lighted By electricity. sssting
eccounnodaatun for ladies'.
Turfhsr psrticuiars see future ADVERTISEMENT
Ensr3es VII el0ee Nay 70 give time for cata1oxuo
svy6-os wn. Y MIDDLETON. Proprassor.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John
Z. Benton to W. Mayse. lots II to %, block S,
Chichester; =. Hattie A. Edwards to same,
sub s, 50. ss5; $500. A. Smith to Caroline
Waters, lot IL, sec. 6, Barry Farm; s224 W.
c. Wood to J. F. Scaggs ct al, In trust, sub "a
50. 1l9; g. J. r. Donohue to Kate Matthews
part ., So I'll; e467.96
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ID ATCLIFFE DARR CO.. Auc;s
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 5TH
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST

BY virtue Of decree passed March 81. 1902, by the
Supreme Court VI the District OF Columbia sitting as
equity court in equity cause No. l31 J5-EIlzabeth
Davis ct al " Daniel Jackson ct aL-the UNDERMINED
trustees will sell ut public sale in trout Of the
premises
FRIDAY. APRIL TWENTY.NINTH 1892. at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the esst twenty
feet front by the depth of lot eleven I'D in square
eight hundred and eighteen q 81 N the city Of WASH
ipgton and District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: cash. third in one year
and one third in two years. deferred PAYMENTS to be
secured BY deed of trust the premises sold and
bear interest at the OF per mum pay
able semi annually or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser Convey ancne at purchasers cost. II
terms of sale complied with within ten days
premises may be sold NJ de.au,iny purchasers risk
aud cost.
LCABEiL WILLIAMSON Trustee,
JACKSON II RALSTON, trustee
apl8-d&ds Adams building 1888 81 NV
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10 be fl8ced In the Museum.
Mr.. Fred s. Perkikins Of Wisconsin is the
owner of 422 prehistoric copper implements.
1000 water-color drawings and 1000 pen-and-
pencil drawings Of ancient copper objects.
Senator Sawyer will offer amendment to the
sundry civil bill for the purchase OF the col
lection and their deposit in the National
Museum. Seventeen thousand dollars is the
price asked
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Political Sentiment in Georgia.
or the delegates elected to the Georgia DEM
ocratic state convention up to Friday forty
three are for Cleveland and twenty-five for
Hill
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TWO CLOSE FINISHES.


How the Second Days Racing at Benning
Resulted.
The second day Of the srring meeting of the
Washington Jockey Club furnished five we'll
contested races, although there were but two
close finishes during the day, st. Mark beating
Fidelio by a neck in the fourth and Frontenac
getting his head in front of Eric in the fifth.
The track was in excellent shape and the
weather perfect for racing. The attendance
WAS somewhat larger than on the preceding
day, about 1000 people being present. But
one favorite, Frontenac, in the fifth, won.
Nearly every horse was well backed, however,
so it was an even thing between the ''bookies"
and the public.
In the first race. half-mile dash for two-year-
old fllies, the Bonnie Rose flly, ridden by
Midgeley. as stated in yesterdays STAB, won
rather easily, the favorite, Ilionia. being
second and Charcoal third. Time, SOS. Mr.
Bureh, after the hlly's win, named her Rose
Washington.
be,tipg-Bonnie Rose 6lly. 9 to Lady Grace ally
20 to l each Charcoal, 5 to I. and Ilionia. to (
hu,uals paid 81 straight and 81 So and e. place
The second race, a selling furlong dash for
three-year-olds and upward brought five to
the post, Streets Sentiment being scratched
W. ID. Jennings Luella B. was the favorite, but
Dalsyrian. ridden by Lamb, went to the front
shortly after the flag fell, and. staying there
throughout. beat the favorite by two lengths,
Blackburn third. Time, 1.021S.
Betting-vilIage Maid. Is to /: Luslla B.. to 5:
place ~0 AHu % una s'''o
The third race was the first handicap of the
meeting at mile. the Morris colt. Key West, a
three-year-old brother Of Firenzi being made
to 5 favorite. He was heavily backed, but
was not quite good enough to stall of the rush
of Isaac Lewis, ridden by Sims, who beat him
by two lengths, Lepanto third Time, LA
Betting-Ray. 40 to / Foxmede and Mr. Sass 80 to
Can Mn 70 Ny b., ssIIss 70 snd KY
81. 20 place.
The fourth race was dash of 81 furlongs,
for three-year-olds, and fairly good lot faced
the starter. ST. Mark. by st. Blaise- Black
Maria, probably being the best bred one
belongs Emblem was made a 6 to favorite.
but ST. Mark, ridden by Fred Littlefield beat
Father Days Fidelio by neck after very
pretty struggle in the stretch, the favorite
three lengths behind. Lamb, who rode
Fidelio, claimed foul against Littlefeld, but
the judges promptly dismissed it Time,
L2312.
Betting-Poyerty 20 to l. Emblem to ). Maid Of
sereen aud Bel Demonio 30 to each. St Marx TO l.
oss and br ar M r6er. ssSS Zs%
e7.O5 straight. %. 30 and s6.45 place.
The fifth and last event Of the day was mile
selling race for three-year-olds and upward
Seven went to the post, Frontenac being the
favorite ut to 5. Ridden by Littlefeld, he
won by a head after the closest finish of the
meeting from Eric, who was coming rather
strong. and who undoubtedly would have won
in the next stride or two. Cynosure was third,
a length and one-half behind. Time, Las.
ghsiiss. to 1: SsnSs are. 3 70 fiensense. to ;;
Eric. D TO ], and Helen Wallace selding. 10 70 i,
Mutuas paid So ~ straight and 1885 and S7.90
place.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers


FIVE TwO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES. NOS. 1924,
1920. 1923, 1870 AND l2:,. SECOND STREET
SOUTHEAST, ONE IWO-STOkY FRAME
HOUSE, NO l22 " STREET sou rHEASr, AND
TWO FRAME HOUSES. Nus 1916 AND l2l63
SECOND 81 HI Ell SOUTHEAST.
BY AUCTION. -.-..
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTH, ut
FIVE O'CLOCK, will offer for sale, in front the
premises,
Lon ~ square 40.
l2x607l.
Parts lots 2 and 3, square north of square 7i3.
~. g front BY 100 feet
And the south half lot $. square no. 49,
These houses under 20. rental and should
command the attention Of parties search of .n-
vestment.
Terms: Ope-third cash, the balance rayabe
monthly, per cent per annnn, secured by deed Of
trust the property sold or leash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit @oU house
required ut the time of sale. II the terms of
sale are not complied with in fifteen days
from the day sale right reserved resell prop
ery at risk and cost the defaultinK purchaser
after days advertisement OF such resale in some
veyancng and recording II the cost Of the purchaser
RATCLIFFE, DAkn 4 CO.,
apo7 -dkds Auctioneere.
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Delmard,s Arrest Explained,

Delmard's Arrest Explained.
The Paris Temps says that Mr.. Delmard, the
Englishman who was arrested by the French
police on q charge Of being spy and was after
ward released, had obtained full information
in regard 20 the new invention Of Capt. Renard
of the French army for balloon steering.
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RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
ap1S-dSdbs AUCTIONEERS
'I,HoMAs DowLINa L son, Auctioneers.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN l. AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
On THURSDAY, APRIL TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1892
at HALt-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, will sell at
public auction in front of the premises lot mum lie red
nine (0, In square numbered seventyt (12 the
city of Washington d. G.
Terms Ut sale: third cash. balance in two equal
payments IN one and two years, with interest frcm
OF sac. secured by trust on the property, all
cash. ut op,ioh Of purchaser. deposit of $500
chaser. II terms Of sale complied with in ten
days from day of sale the right to resell at
risk an cost of de aulting pur chaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
ap22-6t $50 AZ ST NV
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V,HOMAs DOWNING SON. Aucuoneers,
IL Ol2 st NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. llOl NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY; No ll0l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
By virtue of sdeed Of trust dated March 6. 1890.
and duly recorded il Liber l415 folio las ct sea.
of the land records of the District Of CoumbIn
and at the request O the party secured thereby viii
sell at public auction, IN front of the premises
FRIDAY, MAY SIXTH, 1892, AT HALF. PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ. lot IS, IN Lester A. karrs ct ais
subdivision Of part of square No az the said sub
the records VI the surveyors Office said District
fronting - feet . inches on New Hampshire avenue
NV. improved by three-story and basement brown
stone and p-ess-trick house containing 10 rooms
nnce.
Terms Of sale, 1880 cash. 81 600 in years from
March So. secured by LIST deed Of trust and bal
ance secured by I'd coed Of trust due in year
date each with interest At q pcr cent. semi snnua
required II time of sale. AL conveysncine and re
cording at purchaser cost. II terms sale
complied with trustees the right resell the
property the risk and cost VI the defsulting pur
chaser.
II. Brady DAVIDSON CTR J. c. d. Trustee.
JOHN G. DAVIDSON. Trustee
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M ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneern

VALUABLE THREE>sTORY PRESS BRICK BAY.
WINDOW DWELLING. No. l2so j. STREET.
NORTHWEST. MODkRN IMPROVEMENTS
L0I 25 FEET ~ INCHES BY 100 FEAT 70
On MONDAY. MAY SECOND, at HALE PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK Pm, We shall sell In front 6he premises
thereof u Peck. subdivision OF lots Nos and Of
Dayidsons suIdyis Of square No 2S3-.3 feet AZ
three STORY brics dwelling; modern ir,royeme.tA
b, paid at time OF sale; balance in and two yearx
with interest at per cent payable seini-annuaiiy,
option Of purchaser Terms Of sale TO he complied
with in fifteen days otherwise right resolved resell
at risk aud cost of purchaser in default. Convey
sncing, &C., 1t cost OF urchsser.
WM +. HOFFMAN. Ntornsy, 1921 ct. NV
ap26-dkds WALTER D WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auc.ioueera

SEVEN LARGE BUILDING LOTS, CORNER OF
AND TWENTY-FCUKTH STREETS NORTH.
AND aaoK FEET ON TWENTY-FoUkTH
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, S92.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell in front Of the
premises
Containing about II. 600 square feet and fronting
2l54 feet on street north and 22Oh Twenty
fourth street west; " de alleys.
This Of the largest pats of land in the north
west for building purposes.
Terms: One third cash; balance on time notes to
be given bearing interest, payable miannuay. and
secured by deed Of trust premises all cash
option Of purchaser. deposit of 800 Oh each
lot at time Of sale Conveyancing at Of pur
chaser Terms to lie complied with in Is days, other
right reserved rssel ut risk and default
ing purchaser after days advertisement of such re-
sale in some newspaper Published in Washington D. c.
sp27-d&ds DUNCANsON BhOS.. Aucts
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North Dak0ta's Electors.
1t has been discovered that the North Da-
kota legislature has made no provision for the
presidential election
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
u 9th and SITS W

~ oth and ID SITS u W
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FOUR TwO-sTORY
BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS. 7l5. III. 72l AND
S23 THIRD STREET NORTHEAST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWEEN
TlETH, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK, will sell in
front Of the premises "
LOTS AZ. Al, 46and A. SQUARE TT.
Each fronting 161t feet on 3D. st by depth of 20
feet to 1Q-foot alley. and each improved by new =
story and cellar brick dwellings containing 6 rooms
These houses near II street cars and government
printing office Very desirable homes and good in :
Terms: S2 500 can remain until September, 1894 /;
balance cash 5000 cash. and balance III monthly
stallments Of S35 month. with per erest
each house and lot: conveyancink &C., at cost of
purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit required
each house ut time Of sale. Terms to be complied
with in fifteen days. otherwise right reserved resell
at risk and cost of defsulting purchaser after days
advertisement of such resale III newspaper pub
lished in Washington, C.
Title good. abstract shown. - -
DUNCANSON BROS,
apl5-d&ds Auctioueers.
a6THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the rain until FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY
SECOND. 1892. same hour and place.
6p2l-2t Aucttoneers.
tNTHE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
pOned account of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
APRIL TWENTY.SEVENTH. 1892, same hour and
place. DUNCANSON BROS.
ap23 Auctloneers
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Real Estate Matters.

Joseph W. Marin has bought Of Margaret NJ.
Hudson for s25,750 parts G. z and ., square
4os. "a feet inches by 50 feet on 9Th between
Pennsylvania avenue and d street northwest
J. c. Davidson has purchased for $500 Of
Z. J. stellwagen sub IS, square l53, and I. H.
Gather for $4,000 Of same subs 63 and ga of
same, each % by l20 feet on New Hampshire
avenue between Pierce place and S street
northwest
John b. Cotton has bought for ESQ Of a. E.
Williams lot 8. block Al, north grounds Column
bian University.
John p. Canavan has bought for S12,000 of
W. J. Newton part II. square 500, 20 by 571s
feet corner Of o and Columbia streets.
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T ATIMEH & SLOAN. AuctiOneer..
l4U7Gsr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY. BEING No. 1905 q STREET NORTH
WES1, WARRINGTON. ID. c.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia made the 18th dsy OF Febru
ary. A. D. lss2. in the case vi Joseph ii. Crown al
vs.. John L. Crown ct al. No. l34ys. Equity Docket
No. So will sell e the highest bidder in front Of the
premises, on MONDAY, HE SECOND DAY OF
May. s92. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ
the following real property. to wit All that piece
parcel Of land aud premises stua lying aud being
the city Of Washington. In the District Of Columbia
known and distinguished lot nfty-seven Co OF
kingman's recorded subdivision Of square numbe
two hundred and forty-One CAD The lot fronts 70
feet on q street BY depth Of 20 feet alley 20
feet wide. also has side alley feet wide the east
improv;d by two-story frame dwelling and being
No. 13OS Q street northwest. District aforesaid.
Terms Of sale One third the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal installments
and two years. with interest from day of at the
rate of six 90 cent per annum. payable
nually to be secured by the promissory the
purchaser and deed .: trust the property. all
cash. at the purchasers option deposit OF 600 will
be reouile of the purchaser at the time Of sale All
ancny and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser. II the terms Of sale be not complied III
tn days from time Of sale the trustee reserves the
riet 10 resell the property at the risk aud the
ROBERT CHRISTY. Trustee,
apl?-dfs 142O New YORK ave Ia
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Car and X,

Gar and Kaiser to Meet.
Berlin advices state that Emperor William
has induced the car to visit him at PotsdamS
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ap23-dkds
u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO., Auc,ionoars

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on FAYETTE
C35TH) STREET BETWEEN AND STREETS,
WEST WASHINGTON ID c, BY AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
SEVENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK We will offer for Gale.
in front Of the premises.
LOTS 4, >. q AND12
IN SQUARE. lO7,
Each fronting 20 feet on Fayette t35th) street and
running back to ali alley This propeaty Is stu
ated on the most prominent street of West Washing
TO = and presents elegant opportuni for parties
in arch Of building site for house invest.
luent
Terms: Ono third cash. the balance In one and two
years. per cent pay able semi annually secured by
deed Of trust the property sold. all cash, ut the
option of the purchaser deposit of &lOO required
each lot ut the time Of sale II the s,le
are not complied with in Is days from the day of sale
cost of the defaultnx purchaser after days adver-
isenent of such resale in newspaper published
Washington ID. &. All conveyancing and recording
ut the cost of the purchaser
aplS-GSds RATCLIFFE, DARR l. Gu. Aucts
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/ arlMER q SLOAN. ADc.,.eees..
DoNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

~ 9th and SITS nv
AoM.NlsTRAr0R's SALE OF ENTIRE CON-
xEvNN IS GOOD WILL. LEASE, &c, OF THE
nmFEkrLi;kNoWN LIykkY STABLE OF ESTATE
VI < fADELEY, DECEASED, BRING PREM
NnRr NOS AZ AND 42& EIGHTH STREET
On FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL TWENTY NINTH
lSe-, NJ ELENEN O'CLOCK will sell the Prem
,ses Nos ~ and 434 Sth St n. the entire con-
'en's GOD viii, lease. &c. The stock comprises:
Horses. Landaus. Coupes.
Scrreys Pnaetons. BugxieS
Dayton Wagons, Omnibus.
SlngIe nd Double Harness. Liveries,
Robes, Whips. &c,
,., orce Furniture. safe, &c
ms stable Is one OF the best equipped In washing-
eoI " y, and has fine run of patronage. A good
opportunity to engage in wel-estsbshed business.
Adn,,nistrstOr Of estate Of L b Faieley, deceased
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IT 10 not necessary to lose valuable time in
the middle of the day to transact your banking
II Keep yocs ya Wood:
hcitsd.-Adve
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rVHE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave NV.
Our SpeciAlties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES


Teeth that have aecsyed aud broken away may be
the Roots given lease Of life and made good
and serviceable IN every way natural Ones 10 be n
success artificial must le ed
II shall eranently arrest decay tue broken end Of
the root aud strong enough 20 splitting the
root or breaking loose trOn Its attachments We claim
that our crOMns have all hest requ and hen
combined with bridg WORK which consists In supply
Ing teeth that have been extracted makes the most
beautiful aud durable aIpiancc ever devised
substitute for the natural teeth; all this without
plate 10 cover the rot Of the mouth The adv
mlt IN dentistry hss been great IN the last fN years
Nehave Kept pare with these and the Ia
neit Of these. prscticed and applied ia the mos
skillful and artistic our prices this
OF work VII be found reasonable - consistent
with hrstclars work and best materials We perform
all operations pertaining 70 profession. Fine Rod
nlitgs artificial teeth gold. IlAiina. rubber and
rubber lined with gold Extracting without Iain.
nih2-:Im
GRosHoN's DhNTAL PARl.ORs. ESTABLISHED
NJ 1887. l5Os l4th II. n. fIll sets $50 and . -.
no aud IS. Ola plates made good rev. OIen
day, might and Sundays till y. All its branches
Apl3- linz
IS,IiEE DENTAL INTIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without clarsc eKcct
nsent of the Columbian Unfvefsi t. fruln to , I.u
daily except Sunday: extraction infrmary opsn
from October , to Juhe 30 -e20i
MENTAL INFIRMARY. = NATIONAL UNIVHR-
IL sity, cor. sth nd ". OTcn "a .. all the
year Extracting. &c. free. Filings and latss AZ
cost OF materials. felO-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,


PEREMproRY SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME
COTTAGES. NO 1913 THIRTY-FIFTH GAY
ETTE STREET). GEORGETOwN, d. c.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AkRIL TWENTY
SEVENTH, 1892, at QUARTER PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK. will offer for sale in front of the prem
ises
LOT III,
SQUARE lO4,
Fronting go feet on 35th 81. by average depth Of
l40 feet
Terms easy and made known at the time of sale. A
deposit of 500 required acceptance of bid.
RATCLIFFE DARR CO.. Auctoneers.
ap19-dEds
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nR STARE PARSONS,
II = e. corner 9Th ard sts. NV,
Dentistry IN all its branches
Filling and preservation Of the natural teeth sre-
rialty. .,b.sS
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Par all your bills by check. II 10 Q receipt
Woods Co, bankers, solicit your business.-
Advt
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4 ATIMkR a SLOAN. An,1loneyrs.

II AIldkh a SLOAN. An,tlonevrS
TRUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST BETAEEN q
AND II sTREhTS.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court 81 the
District OF Columbia. PASSED in rhs OF Nicholas
Drulnnond against Daniel Murray and others, No.
l3aoo, dock-t 3d. the undersigned trustees. an
pointed By said decree, will prose'd Co SELL NfD-
NEsDAY, MAY FOURTH. 7 s.2. At FIVE O'CLOCk
NJ IN front q the Premises lot ., m square 5ea.
Nsshlngton. DC. fronting - feet g. inches 4th
brick house
Two years an equal instalmeEts which the q
the purchaser, barring per cent Ier Ennum will ts
required secured by deed OF trust the
OF all cash Adepos 1T Of 500 viii 80 required the
time OF sale; Purchaser must comply with the
Of sale within ten days from same the property
lie resod after ten days risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser
GEORGE l. HAMILTON, A
sun building. T-,,...u.
HENRY W. kAPpIEt. Z AruslseA
ap2o-lot 6a6 New Yorl ave-