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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auets.. 9th and d SITS. N. W.
THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK

OnMEDNESDAYA AFTERNOON JULY SIXTH. 1892
n FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sell In front Of the prem
LOT A. SQUARE 40
improved ythree-story brick bay -wncwed dwelling
No. lilo 9Th street northwest modern conysniepces
This property Is conveniently located near business
terms: ODe-third cash. balance in one and two
years az oper cent interest,", payable semi-annualy
AZ cash at option OF purchaser goo required time
2! sale ,Convey,ncing; SC. st purchases cost
right reserved 20 resell ut risk and Of uting
purchaser after nve days advertisement of such resale
In some ne sspaper published in Washington d. G.
.o DUNCANS0N BROS.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
HREE-STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
HOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIF-
TENTH AND N STREETS NORTHWEST,

THREE-STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT
HOUSE NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIF-
TENTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST
CONTAINING ELEVEN ROOMS.
, Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbus rendered in equity
cause No 1881, wherein Whitehead McKinlay was
complainant and William l.. Freeman ct al. were
the nnderisn ed trustee appointed in and
The 1,s, premises. on FRIDAf THE FIRST DAY OF
JULY. 1SS2 at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, to tho highest
bidder. an undivided oIle-iith interest in part Of
original lot numbered one ~, in square mbered
one hundred and ninetysix 1856. beginning for the
same at the southeast Of said lot and running
west alone VI street twenty (2O) feet thence north
1.-TWO (6e) feet and ten QO) inches thence east
twenty 20 feet to 18th west thence south to the
place OF benning in the city of Washington District
OF Columbia together with the building and improve
ments thereon, subject however to deed Of trust to
be announced at the sale
The terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree.
One-third OF the purchase money to be paid cash
and the balance in one and two with interest
per cent per annum the deferred syments be
cured BY deed of trust the property sold all
cash. AZ the option Of the purchaser. deposis Of
800 required At time Of sale. Conveyancin and
corins at purchasers COST The terms TO be Complied
with in fifteen days. other wise ri4t resell
at the risk and Of the defaultng purchaser after
ve days reimbursement of such sale in some ne
paper published in Washington, ID. c.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG Trustee,
e2u-eoSds Az 9Th ST. n ".
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JOHN d. THOMAS E1ecutors
te23-dSds 3ll4 ST NV
GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auci.. l4i6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 40S SIXTH STREET

Xxi SIEDS' SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, NO. 4OS SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust to u.s. recorded in Liber
No I'D folio 4o1 ct of the land records of
the District of Columbia. and at the written request
OF the party thereby secured will offer for sale in
front of the premises on FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY
OF JULY. A. ID. 1892. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described real estate. situste Ia WASH
ineton city District Of Columbia. to wit: The north
twenty three ( feet and eight (S) inches front and
back the width. the full depth of original lot
numbered twenty-six C9b), in square numbered
t0ur hundred and hfty-seyen i453l: being improved
Terms of sale Onefourth of the purchase money
cash balance in three equal instalments payable in
one two and three years. with interest thereon pay
able for which the notes of the pur-
chaser must be given bearing date the day and
secured by deed of trust the property all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit 500 will
be required at the time Of sale. If the terms of sale
are not complied with in ten Q0 days from the DAY
sale the trustees the right to resell prop
erty after five 5 days notice by advertisement in The
Evening Star newspaper OF said city, at the risk and
cost Of the defaultng purchaser. All cOnveyancing
and recording at the cost q the purchaser.
WILLIAM W BOARMAN,) NJ.
EUGENE MORGAN trustees,
Webster Law building and NATL Bank of Washington
d
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD PROPERTY, CON-
SIsTING OF COAL STOVES, OFFICE CASES,
GAS STOVES. LINOLEUM, DESKS, TABLES.
~ FLAGS, CARPETS. ETC; ETC. ATAUCTION:
NJ. We shall sell. at the wheather bureau corner
articles partially enumerated
jeso,st WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co. Auct.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E,oR sALE-ELE8ANT RESIDENCE ON L NEAR
II 18th; 20 rooms. baths; Lot 22xlQ0. Prize
e.. 600 For particulars. see @. H. UNDERWOOD.
C>OR SAILOR RENT-I433 AND 1853 RHODE
I Island ave. Apply on premises or to WIN. BIRNEY.
AS Louisiana ave- je2-sm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE.A GREAT BAR6AIN-A FINE RESI-
!n ds inc on I'M near g nv; 3s'ory II rooms
; ,s1SSI, rios. G. HENssX tco,;
fRd NM sKs416N F9R g SS Is As
L6 fh 5S9ki leS b aHP f Eel
sTkEEf BET n aSp 4fH sfs vs. NEaK
The III t ESSTEAN No, TO The soLpIERS' H4NE \
H6yEss.; THE LoT ALoSE Will. s9oT .Bi:
M SFP1 JHA IA THE fsIGE ASKED EASY
W.: Arfh bi ~ fS b s st5N 500 r.tn~.
E,oR SALE-A NICE HOME At BARGAIN; ONE
SIDE q S SssNssn lin and s @ stories sna
basement; rooms and bath cabinet mantels. Price.
II DAVID d. STONE 500 F stnw
EOR SALE SOMEBODY IS MISSING RARE
Of ssnrTE 9Ons c,teS
Nst NV, inst east q New Jersey ave Next to
lar furnace heat; ' eatins tubes electric lighting
beautiful nantes and tiltnz bath room and closet
on Gr address the O"Psr MANN ga Indiana ave.
.sr r. hsR
1st St m / small ash down and monthly payments.
or viii exchange for other property HEREFORD
lyle, 14l9 @ st.
EoR SALE OR RENT-FINE NINE ROOM HOUSE
s!,y price rent ss AZ TfR RfT 6Gsfsss for
T1-6t l4l9G ST.
I,OR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE
r lIO7 9TH St; n W, rooms and bath; cellar under
whole house good-sized lot 70 alley key at office
tyl2t DAVID D. STONE, 500 ST. NV
Fnd saIRslSr aaSs E p.psss
rooms and bath nantels, range and lstrobes; each
rents Sl1 so month. 1908 and 1905 4th St Sc
II DAVID u STONE. SOC st. n.
IyOR SALF-BALDwIN CO.. 6l5 y ST.
Il II St n. e.. q rooms and bath. 80. 200 st. ne,
6roorns and bath. s.. 100 st. NV, II rooms and
bath. $4,000. = ST. NV, rooms and BATH el2,OOO
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW


WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionsers
regular SATURDAY SALE OF HogsEHoLn
99gR x SALES ROOM, CORNER TENTH AND
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO
ONE ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO BY ORDER OF
EXECUTOR. MUST BE SOLD.
Handsome Oak Chamber Suite. nearly new.
Cherry framed ,ParlOr Suite. six pieces, in good
condition
Walnut Mirror-front Wardrobe.
Antique Oak Mirror Front Wardrobe,
Handsome Walnut Sdepoard. Extension Table and
Dining Room Chairs.
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
1t Auctioneers.
g BENsINGER, ACCTIONEER
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR. NO $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES MARES, CAR
RIAGES, HARNESS, &c.
viii be sold ct the bazaar SATURDAY MORNING.
JULY SECOND. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 81
Head of Horses and Mares. some extra workers and
drivers several whole turnous sold for want Of
ALSO,
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK SHARP, for the District gov
eminent. one Gray Horse and one Bay Horse.
ALSO
15 New and Second hand Carriages, Wagons, Phae-
tons. Buggies, Harness, &c. ,,.,.,
1t Auctioneer.
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je30dkds

2H I fIEgIEH ls # RYE cd3GE
lap LASSd coal AND on c0MRANY Oh WEsT
$S-iOss IDWA1D = CoXxNT. rrus,sa
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FIFTEEN srx-RooM
rIWO-SIOkY BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE. e, 80 AID ~ 700 EACH.

nov Tie une tc make your choice the houses
are fsst approschins completion They contain six
feoms. lam srse closets and pantry In kitchen; la
uOoe y parior and open fireplace heater in dining
finished IN hard oil With csbins: ana slate man,
tells. -
Locsted on Duncan place northeast which Is being
02Proved With pavement, eurbs and stdewslkA
NcLAcHLxx & BArcHELDER,
~ Gunner 10Th and @ -.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHWERT nv Auction
FUTURE DAY.

SSEi fSHEEi n f4 ESSFGE AND
:: e Ssrs
81 MP .ns Pi:;a. z:
v 1sPs r. E.''fs f Ss no = AZ
lot q sSs 81 II ns
.e q IN Ss S
Ts:@.' oPs sSiId es.S balance in one and two years.
81. ~ s.:
:oid. p sl sssh. q ths option of tie puichssss
Terms e 30 @ cop%pd S fnS IN = &
the dsX Of ssis All conveyancins. recording. he.
-. SIDNEY T. THOMAS, Trustee.
y hs sn us Is I'll
DAY R Rs :fRs sGGs 'Fs E3sss
U..THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
gGRsd on sce0ppt q the rain until WEDNESDAY.
,.,a.s. .' sibsfs ~ + isai ~ =: pace
WALTER.B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
TRgsTEEs SALE Of Two ADJOINING TRACTS
T. AokEs. iMfRoyEPS BY PWELLINd HOUSE I;
SSS aSTSS 81 sTaTis sEFSE&
e ssd i & NJ s:ssa ,ss
seq one the land records for the district Of Co
lumbia. and in Liber J. W. B.. No. 8. folio 263 ct
county. Nd request Of party secured thereSy.
III pnss '1s At Po1R uS
a. ns gs
county being part of tract Of land known Barba-
does and Scotland enlarged and described by
end bounds in said deed Of trust and described by
deed dated May TO- 1885 to Harristte Isabella Jett
and recorded In Iiber No 1852 folio 124 ct seq, Of
said land records for said District together with the
outhouses, &c.
The land said District and the land in said county
will be sold separately.
two years secured by purchasers notes. tearing
interest at per cent. payable semi annually from
cash. at the option Of purchaser $50 cash on land
about i've lying in said county $3.50 cash on
land about ffty-four acres in said District must be
paid at time of sale Conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be complied with
In ten days from day OF SALE else trustees right
to resell at risk and cost of default after
six days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published daily in Washington, D. G.
WM. +. HOFFMAN, ! r.
je1sdtds HENRY c. THOMPSON, Trustees
g1-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, 1892, same hour and
place.
VIM. F. HOFFMAN,
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L>0R sALE-A NICE HOME TO EXCHANGE FOR
4 ouiciIg LOT IN n W or n - small houses from
oSUO TO 81 30, viii pay from 10 to l2 cent Call
quick or lose BARGAIN Eight pretty bay-windov
bricks. g. 1. 18th and VI SITS cheap Some fine
acre property N county for subdivision $50 $500
Ter acre of1ce hour, FROM a m u p. For bar
ie6-lm KEY BROS. & Co. 80 + NV
L,OR sALE-NEw. ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY
II modern dwelling In fashionable center northwest
well adapted for entertaining Price. Sl 90; terms
accommodating. TiLER & RUTHERFORD
ny2l-6' 1907 St.
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3 BOWLING L son Aucts.. Bl2 z ST. n. W

EXECUTORS SALE OF GROCERIES, HORSE. &c.
BY virtue Of the will Of David jackson. probated in
the Orphans Court, District Of Columbia June TO-
David jackson Ne, 3014 n street, Georgetown. d.
u, on WEDNESDAY, DAY; July SIXTH 1892. com;
groceries, comprising all the varieties goods found
chasefs.
The Horse, Store Wagon and Buggy.
Terms cash.
,.. J. J. WATERS. Executor.
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MANICURE.

L MERTz BUILDING. nth AND F SITS.
Complexion steaming, manicuring. freckles pimples
and skin blemishes removed.
Afull line Of Toilet Requisites. Manicurins Imple-
ments for sale. je3O-2t
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
AVA St. 703 18TH ST. N.W.-The only lmDorter and
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE md CHIROPOD,
lST GOODS south Of New York. no2O-tr
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L,OR SALE WEST WASHINGTON
Il Z726 Poplar 81 NV. 1913 18th st. . n cot
~ l5xa3- 49,. sUO tages, a and &c. lot
8,s 81 NV. 3r br. lot UIl43 S6. 900
.qIl0l ....--....... I, 500 2gl3 81. ~. IN 4. br
342l 4 NV sr fr lot lot 20xiOO alley 1000
241l2O % alley z, 100 :sS43 Prospect (cor-
LIZ I'D ~ NJ, ar Ia, neri NV. Tor or. mi
lot 23Il;o 600 lot 2oxs9; alley g. 800
SeDos stnw Or each, 3l31 1t nv. ar Dr. m
III lot Sx75 alley $500 T. lot 20 IN lilo. o. 500
1ll 81 NV. To- br, 1901 3oth 81 NV. (cor-
q 3 80 ner) ar and store. fr.
Ssr3 st Tor br m 1. lot :s)xIOO. =. Z, 900
and store. IN =. A. 600 3O3O p st NV, 1lr br.
oUs r 81 NV. Tor br. m 4. lot 2zsxl30. g. 900
n is..-----....-....4 900 BIB " st NV. 1lr br.
1sl I'D 81. Eh Or, mi. lot 20xloO. >. 10. 900
L. lot 25.5OxisD. 3lo7 p % NV. 6-room
eAey 90 frame. lot lS1f51 ,. 600
CHARLES II. TICKLING.
ap1c-3m 124j SD ST. NV
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EOR SALE

It NORTHEAST.
1858 To 122.Ip + st. bh.
tjr. and $50 TO $40
18th st. b b. Or. alls15. OOt
Store and dwg. 1901
I'd ST. b h.9r. ID. zoe
725 9sh at. Z h, Or. m /. ,. 2U
Is Myrtle st. b b Or. ., 5O
1l09 4th It. b h. 81. .. 2JC
"a and 16 Myrtle ST, b
b. r..-...-.....l, sUt
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RATCLlFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
STEAM TUG D. S. sTETsoN FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.
FIVE SG3N6RAY GLY WE Et KYI gE 1 ~
Lie AUCTION AT THE
WHARF FOOT OF 10TH ST Sw
THE STEAM TUG D. s. STETSON,
Together with the Engines Boilers, Machinery Boat
Anchors Cables, Chains. Rigging. Tackle Apparel,
Furniture and all other necessaries thereuno spper
tanning and belonging.
Terms caSh. RATCLIFFE. DARR co
fe30-dkds 49,
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NORTHWEST.

NON n W 10 l.
1920 goth st. b h.
l2r ....--.-...S $40. 900
lbs I 81. b HIN /. Iris. 900
} l733 Z st, hh. mi, Erie. 600
1131 K st. oh. mi. 1.erl0. 600
, 461 Missouri ave. N.
J l! IS 90 and AZ ~ o00
} Il, b b. 12r 800. 10. 500
3401 y 81, b h, 17r. q, 500
SOUTHWEST.
4191st st. FIJI, Jr. 80, SO
461 and 400 L ST. fh.
4o4 and 900 S Cap st. D %"
} ( h. jrs each 800
$40 and 344 VI at. III.
} 4 rooms ...-.....--2, 600
COS LIST st. str and dwg,
3 rooms. -.......3. 900
!, 4o6 LIST 1t. b b, , Is. e.. 1, 500
Alley. ~. 9th. ii and
j ste. I h. 4 rooms. 800
, 61:}1o-17 Burke's al
! ley. Z h. 4 rs each. 900
J Rear of :S3i Z 81. { h.
4roOms-.--.-..---....6U U
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je3O-17t FRANK T. RAWLINGS,S trustees.

(NHANCER1 SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
~ TATE ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN vIR-
GINA AVE. AND STREET SOUTHWEST.
LOT 20x80
BY authority Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
D1st S q CoI4mbia. passed in Equity cause Nc;
sell at public suction on TUESDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OE JULY. 1892. At HALF-PAST FIVE
Of land known as lot in the subdivision Of original
Washington. together with the improvements. The
improvements consist Of frame dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash. balance in and two
years. with interest to be secured by deed of
the property sod all cash, ut option
All conveya1cin9 and recording at purchasers cost
deposit Of 800 must be made when the property is
struck OF. ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, Trustee,
Once, 4)S Louisiana ave,
THOMAS BOWLING son,
je2:rd&ds Aucfioneers
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poned on account Of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
Sixth DAY OF yULY, 1892 same hour and place.
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SOUTHEAST.

1l1315 and 1117 VI
IT. I h. 10 / 6r- s.
SB2 9th st. b h. Or. ..3
SAgl1 i st. Z h. or. =
AIS L st. Z b, jr II.
Alley. bet Chs sth, G
and T.. b h, 81. L.
3l5 10Th ST. III. 5r. i,
La. l@7 and 1349
h 81. I b, Or, each. i
Ala h st. I h. Or. - L
Hope ave. b b. ir.
l201 ith st, I b. Ar.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 612 ST. n. w.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED REAL ESTATE IN
GE0RGEI0wN AND IN THE COUNTY OF
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name and for their own sake.
.As one of the conferees." Mr. Compton said.
81 am willing to put my hand into the treasury
to make up a reasonable amount to supply the
wants and requirements for this occasion. But
/ insist, a matter OF right and justice, that
that money should come out of the proceeds of
the revenues collected in this District. This is
| a District show and nothing more or less. Now.
gentlemen. do not let us say il is not right be-
cause the District of Columbia is not able to
stand such strain. Why. SIR are told today
that there VII be nearly half million of dollars
from the taxes collected in this District of Co
lumbia after the expenditures Of the year are
made"
Mr.. Compton argued that Washington can
take care of the G. A. T. guests Mt less cost than
any other city, and that the $4,000 proposed
by the House conferee3 would afford an ample
sum.
1 do not. he said, want to see these people
improt erly treated. ! do not want to see any
man coming here wearing the blue, as my
friend suggests, who has barred his breast in
battle in defense of his country]1 do not want
to see any man OF that character come to this
city and not be amply, adequately and literally
provided for; but believing that this sum will
do it l cannot give my consent, unless am
otherwise instructed by this House, to vote for
an additional amount.
Mr.. Harries of Minnesota opposed an appropri-
alton from the general fund. This city, he said,
il no more entitled to this relief If il may be
called. than any other city where the encamp-
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic has
been held in the past.
We probably" hs said. Shave been doing
more for this city of Washington than would be
reasonable. and il we had this capital located
out In the Mississippi valley we would take care
Of the entire expense and would not ask the
general government for one single cent. Not
only that. but We could and would donate them
more land and better land than they have. here
Their land would not have been worth 60 an
acre il il had not been for the location of the
capitol. 1 understand my friend to say that
because these people contributed one-hak Of
the city's expenses that they are doing the na-
tional government q favor. Let me tell the gen..
tleman that the city Of Washington exists only
because h contains the nations Capitol II II
was not the seat Of government there would not
be any city here. The government created, it
built the city, and u il the city owes the fact
that it exists. All that this city has and Is il due
TO the hberality Of the United States and not 20
The libsrality Of the citizens Of the District Of
Columbia.
Mr.. Cummings opposed the appropriation
from the general fund. He mid the federal
government did not invite TIE Grand Army 70
hold IT. encampment In Washington-
: wHAf rHE GRAND AxnY n.
Mr.. Rockwell Of New YORK supported Gen.
Hsndsrsou's propodfisa. essnet - hxs,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SITUATED ON EIGHTH BETWEEN
P AND Q STREETS. BEING NUMBER 15l3
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust dated June 1891 and
duly recorded in Lber No. 14G2, folio 3l4 ct seq !,
Of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured thereby
Will seII q PnSc auction in from. q the premises
O'CLOCK ?. N. the following described property.
being lot No. 3. In Thomas Youngs and Samuel Foyg-
lers subdivision Of square numbered four hundred
and !42D fronting 25 feet on 9Th street
rear improved by twostory front and back brick
Terms: One-thrd cash and the balance payable in
ope and two years. with secured by deed of
trust on the property. all cash, the option the
purchaser deposit 800 will be required on day Of
sale. All recording and conveyancing at purchasers
cost.
,..o CHARLES B. MAURY, rru,tee.
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your public pumps, for your bridges. and for
! the telephone service of the city. They help to
\ pay for the health department. and to keep up
I your prisons and reformatories, to take care of
the insane. the deaf and the dumb. and to sup
l port the militia of the District of Columbia.
tEverything that this municipality has today in
Its government the federal government pays
! -one-half Of it.
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Now, there is no city council here, as Com
ma1der-in-chief Palmer says, to make these APP
prd3ristions. This is the city council. The
citizens have no other legislative body to turn
to for these appropriations. The citizens come
! here and through the Commissioners and
through committees and Individually submit
what they need, and We legisate for it, They
ask you to help to clean their streets and under
the law you do it. They ask you to take care
| of your prisons and reformatories and your
criminals; to light your lamps at night, and you
| do it; and since 1873 not District appropria-
| ton bill has passed this House of Representa-
| tives that did not make the federal government
! pay half OF the amount. The bill before you.
appropriating over "a 0OO, 900, takes one-half Of
| it from the federal treasury.
The report is made this morning, and that is
| agreed to, and that is locked up and nailed
down tight and fast, but when this city appeals
| to its city council and says give US un appro-
priation to help to welcome the men who saved
the national capital, then it is that it is dis
l
touched For shame, 1 say, to raise this bubble
when the poor, crippled blue coat comes stag
| gerlng here a member of the Grand Army
| the federal government that has been taxing
HIM to pay every other expense where he is not
| Immediately interested, which is all paid and
appropriated, and this bill does il, taking out
q, 600 900, but for him we become suddenly
technical and want to reverse the wheel
| Gentlemen. you have the power to do il. but
no member Of this city council shall do it with
out understanding what he is doing. The city
of Berlin subjects its property, every building,
palace and public place. to taxation the same as
other property, and it goes into the city funds
/ to carry it on The great parks and vast ex-
penditures that are made in other capital cities
are made without taxing the city. The ques-
l tion now is: Shall the city Of Warrington be
! permitted to appeal to its own council to give
4 1t an appropriation when it can have none from
the general government excepting through this
kchannel2
! put 1t on the solid foundation Of the city's
| night to get this fund a. il gets all other funds,
hsf and hail. But there are those who viii APP
tPrsciate the thought expressed in the Presi-
tdeot's message, which I think viii come, like
,thD waters Of fountain, bubbling mp In every
igensrous and noble heaxt, the thought that the
iscspitAl Of this nation, which . few yeau ago
saW these battalions marching BY, modest bat
happy because they want up PennsyivAnia ave-
1nus within sight ef IL dous q ~ Capitol Il .
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t~THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON AC.
count Of the rain until THURSDAY. THIRTIETH
DAY of JUNE A 1R fs :S TeM sHTs and place
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The above IL only portion of the property on my
Tools For full list call office for bulletin issued
tie lst and 10Th uy1l THOS. E wAGGANAN.
EoR SALE-22l6 18TH ST NV. 2-sTORY
b-lsk: rooms; all improvements good condition;
o-fered At the reduced figure Of ~. 800. owner
wishes 10 leave city. THOMAS j. FISHER CO..
iy1-T 1894 st. NV