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n q. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers, 1407 g ct.
~. Successors to Latfmer Sloan).
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, No. 6R NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-

DWELLING, No; Sg NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated July l.
1890. and recorded in Libsr No. 1484. folio 400 d
seq Of the land records of the District Of Coum
;sfTSsd =: yi % sel II trent q the GrepI.s.
A.. 4 d 1898: Ar FIVE O'CLOCK T: NJ: II: folloxins
ton District Of Columbia 70 wit: Lot numbered forty
division Of ORIGINAL lot numbered one in square
numbered twenty nine (2y,. said subdivision ID
veyor Of the District Of Columbia together with a
nght Of way in with the owners Of other lots
IN said subdiy,sion for the purpose Of alley
the sssterly 80 100 feet BY the full width of lots A.
40 ?O 81 SO Of said subdivision, and also over the
north feet by the full width Of lots 46 and ~ Of said
subdivision.
Terms of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance in two equal instalments
and two years respectively from day of saie with
terest at per centum per annum, payable semi
nualy and secured by purchasers notes and deed OF
trust on the PROPERTY sold. or all cash. option OF
purchaser Adeposito Of $500 required at time Of sale
II terms OF sale are not complied with within twenty
from day Of sale the trustees the right
resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser All
W. L. EDMONSTON,
once 500 5th st. NV. I
CALDERON CARLISLE, 1rusees.
to4- -d&ds Office 344 d St n W.
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r ATcLIFFE. DARR q CO.. AUCTIoNRERs.

RECEIVERS SALE OF THE PRINTING PRESSES.
ELESTRIC MOTOR; PAPER CUTTERS. GAL
mos &c; Ac:, CONTAINED rs PREMISES
SQ. SGs I,s THIkTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Dstrict Of Columbia passed the l7h day Of July.
A: d. 1893. in Equity cause No. 1926 docket "a
Wherein Abraham e. Cook ct al are complanants and
Martin n. Evans ct al defendants and further
decree. passed IN same cause on tho 2lst dav Of
July. A D. 1898. the undersigned will offer
DAY. the SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST.
A d. 1893. BEGINNING at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. . on
the premises No 6O0 18th street north west, in the
city Of washington. District Of Columbia. ali the
light title interest and estate in law and equity q
loving soods and chsttsls to wit All the Type Print
nets. Paper Cutters Imposing Stones Lead Cutters,
Galley R:cks and the usual assortment Of material
and machinery usually found In lob printing es.sb-
nshment 1t will frst be offered enti. ETY., and
satisfactory bid be received 1t will then be sold
in detail.
Terms cash.
THOMAS NJ FIELDS. Receiver.
ty2O-eO&dbe $40 . NV
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Assaulted by Congressman Breckinrissss
SON.

A Lexington. KY. dispatch says: Com
gresham Breckinridge's son Robert as
sauited a young railroad man, Lew Brown.
pointed a pistol at him. and at his command
Breckenridge threw the knife down. Brown
went home unhurt, and Breckenridge tried
to get a pistol TO attack him with. but
failed. This is the third scrape Breckin-
ridge has been In since his arrval here q
few months ago from a years cruise on g
training ship which Il was thought would
cure him Of his Wild ways.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer..
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On THE WEST SIDE oF FIFTEENTH STREET

CdANCEh1 SALE OI VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on The WEST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN I AID N STREETS NORTHWEST:
Of the District Of Columbia on the Sd day Of July.
D. 1888. IN equity cause numbered 1<139. wherein
Mary A Corcoraui is Complainant sLd james A. Cor
gRIb.y gIRSIbis. y.uct1n in fSens q sns premises on
@ iseS at aALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK n, the fol
ton: Distsist Of Columbia. .s foi,oxs Part Of lot
numbered q, In square numbered 1877. beginning for
the same n the northeast corner Of said lot 18th
street northwest and running thence south TO feet
ana one Cd inch along the line Of said 18th street
thsnce wess l2o feet thence north is feet and one
O) inch. and thence east 120 feet TO place Of begn-
ming together with improvements thereon consisting
OF two-story frame dwelling. No. 1132 18th street
northwest
Terms of sale: Onethird OF the purchase money to
e paid in cash on the day the sale 10 ratified and
nrmed. and the balauce in equal lnstaIments, paya-
e one and two years after the date thereof with In
terest thereon at per cent per annum, secured by
deed OF trust the real estate herein described or
the may at his option psy the entre amount
OF purchase money In cash. deposit Of 500 to be
paid At time Of sale II terms ara not complied With
In ten days the trustee the right to forfeit
ad deposit and to resell at the risk and Of de-
faultanE purchaser.
All conveysncing at the cost Of purchaser.
ELMER E RAAEY, Trustee,
N-1I DADS L301 st. NV
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Work on the Gettysburg Trolley Stopped

work on the Gettysburg Trolley Stopped.
Work on the Gettysburg. Pa, trolley
railroad was suspended yesterday. Whether
this was the result of Col Nicholson's no.
tice to quit or inability to raise funds by
the sale Of bonds is uncertain. The con-
tract has been abandoned by Duerr & Co.
The laborers ought to have received their
pay, but were put off until Wednesday.
Blasting was being done on the face of
Little Round Top as late Saturday. and
the friends of the road assert that opera
tions Will be begun again this week.
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track yesterday afternoon and received in
juries from which he died soon after.
Flynn vas twenty-five years old ana rode
for James Mccormick. The aoctdest oc-
Cured while The second race was beng
run Flynn was mounted on Sub Rosa and
tne ffeid vas q large one. While trying to
get out OF the ruck Sub Rosa ran against
the fence and threw Flynn. He was
trampled upon by other horses and died
srin witnin an hour. Two other jockeys were
tnrown IN consequence OF Flynn's fsn but
their injuries are not supposed 70 he Sc
rious. - "
An accident also occurred in the firnt race
AZ the same track. Lord OF the Hsrem
stumpte4 and fell and threw his Jockey,
George Barbee, TO the ground. Barbee for
tunately escaped with severe shakins up
ST. LOUIS. July 25.-During the prsere,s
OF the second race at South Side Park YES
terday Jockey j. Mcdonald was instantiy
killed just as he was approaching the grand
stand His mount. Dan D., suddenly broke
Gown and fell 20 the track with a crash
striking on his head and falling on ton oS
Mcdonald. Johnny B.. one Of the other
racers tumbled over the PROSTATE Jockey
and horse, but without serious consessuencs
70 himself or rider. Mcdonald was terribly
crushed
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HERE'S SPORT PROMISED.

The Owners Of the Yankee Doodle VIII
Match Her Against Any Steam Yacht.
McBride Brothers of Philadelphia, owners
Of the steam yacht Yankee Doodle an
nounce that they will match their craft
against the Rex, Vamoose, Norwood.
Javelin or any other yacht in the world
for 81 900 a side. distance from one to fifty
miles. in either smooth or rough water
on a river or at sea
They also say they will enter the
Yankee Doodle in q sweepstakes race for
500 to 81. 900 q corner against any yacht
afioat the same distance. any kind OF
water, the winner to take all
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Tenny to Run Again.

David T. Pulsifer's Tenny was Skinned
to Sheepshead Bay yesterday Afternoon
He has recovered his old time form and
the Dfxiana people say he is as good as
head in 80.
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FOR DYsPEPsIA AND EXHAUSTION
Use Horsford's Acil Phosphate.

Dr. T. Cornell Esncn. Philadelphia Pa. SAYS ssI
have met with the greatest and most satisfaciory
results In dyspepsia and general deraneemept Of
the cerebral and nervous systems causing dsellity
and exhaustion"
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FUTURE DAYS.
THUS Z. WACfGANAN,
l. REAL ESTATE AUcT1oNEER
THOMAS BOWLING Son. Auctioneers.
012 st. n. ".

'uNdOS Il. WAGGAMAN,
l. REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER
cHAANNSERy ANSI6yvn SALE LE oF E EE0gsTEES LOTS, EACH
ING. IN ALLEY 30 FEET WIDE, IN SQUARE
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. "-'D
BY yirtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Distdct Of Columbia passed in Equity No. 1888
docket 81 Barbour vs. Stewart ct al. will sell at
SxX: JULY NTYFffrE isss. = hSIrpAsf e
sive. in Mary z: s,ickneys subdivision Of lots in
square bol, Washington. D. c.. per plat recorded
IN book 16 147 Of the records Of the surveyors
office OF said District with tho improvements above
stated Subject to deeds of trust aeereeatng 81 0OO
with interest from Noyemher 20 1892 at per cent,
20 ISL q 81 o and isas interest sthSsa rom
that date at per cent.
Terms prescribed by the decree: third of the
purchase money for each lot In cash. and the balance
IN thrse equal in six twelve and eighteen
months. for which notes Of purchaser purch
VIII be taken bearing interest from day Of sale. and
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold all
required at time Of sale each lot sold, and terms
must be complied with in Is days from sale the
trustees the right -ese risk and cost Of
oelaultlne purchaser or purchasers. All convey
ancing and recording at puic chaser's cost.
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
n, 45S Louisiana ave. Trustees.
: 7. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct.
eS.THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
until FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY-EIGHTH. 1893,
same hour and place.
RfcHHRD v. JoHNsffoN.5 Trustees.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-FURNIsHED COTTAGE AT WASH.
4 inston Grove, Nd rooms: we'll located; hieh
snd hesithy no maiaria fine water and shade; $500
star Office sroS o.. .
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EOk sALAHoUsEs

L'OR SaI.E-A BARGAIN IN NEAT SIX-ROOM
brick house in lie Droit Park. Price. only 81 800.
iy2l3t B. Fl. WARNER & CO.. 916 St NV
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CHICAGO. July 25-Msnager Brady takes
exception TO the report sent out from New
York Saturday that Corbett had issued an
ultimatum that ne would fight Mitchell be-
fore the Coney Island Athletic Club only
',Corbett's best friends" said Brady yes
terday, ARE members OF the Coney Island
Athletic Club, and of course he would not
do anything to bring down their displeas-
ure. The Coney Island Club has simply lost
the fight When Corbett signed the original
articles IL was with the understanding
that the club was TO secure Mitchelrs sig
nature. Mitchell did not sign before he
left this country. but in answer 10 a cable
agreed TO the clubs terms. The Columbian
Athletic Club was then unknown guam
tity. Instead of securing Mitchelfs sigma
ture as IL should have done. the EASTERN
the Columbian Club. by offering a larger
purse secured Mitchelrs signature, which
means the fight. The structures printed in
a New York paper rejecting on Corhett'd
honesty of purpose were unjust and un-
called for"
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La Blanche, the Marine, Matches.

VOsHEN, IND, July 2.-Arraneements
were completed yesterday and the money
posted for a twenty-round glove contest
between George La Blanche the marine OF
San Francisco. and NJ. ]. Dwyer the cham
pion welter weight OF Michigan. The con-
test will be held in this city August 1 and
VIII be Tor purse Of 500 and gate re-
oeipts.
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n g. SLOAN 4 CO.. Aucta l<O7 6st.
We 6uccessors to Latimer Sloan)

THE SIDE-WHEEL sTEAMER ARLINGTON" TO
BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY direction Of the owners we will sell at public
west, on .EkfpXY. JULY THESTY fi. issa
Arlington"
She OF drau9ht. and well suited for the river
and creek trade and could be put thorough repair
ct small expense. For further infsrma alton apply TO
Mr Lange. on the wharf
Terng cash.
jy21-dts c. G. SLOAN CO.. Aucts
United STATES MARsHAL's sALR-BY vIR-
~ tue Of writ Of ferf fscns TO me directed and is
sued out Of the clerks ocs Of the Supreme Court OF
the DISTRICT OF Columbia in cgse number 1893 Grim
tnal docket seanst Henry Bird surety and In favor
Of the United States. have seized and levied upon
and VIII sell ct public sale for cash in front of the
court hense dooE q ssid District. on SATURDAY,
TN TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JULY 1893 be.
ginning 1t QUARTER PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK
p NJ ~ the undivided estate. rieht title and in
terest 0 said Henry Bird in and to the follow
Ing described property to wt Psrt Of lots numbered
l3 and a. in square numbered 638 contained within
the following metes and bounds, viK BEGINNING for
distant p feet south Of the northeast corner Of said
west nne Of said lot thence nortbeastsry along the
west line Of said lot to the northwest corner Of said
lot thence east Ii feet 10 the northwest said
lot 4 thence north 10 feet. thence esst SO feet 8
inches to the ns Of said South Capitol street thence
south along said street 81 feet to the place Of ben-
ming, together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. TO satisfy said writ of feri facias
DANIEL N. RANSDELsL, Q. s. Marshal.
RATCIIFFE DARR 4 Co. Aucts iy6t2sinc
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Fok SfiIos SAtEM At srvvrD c..n nrnro
TION PRICES
OWING to the overcrowded condition Of our sale.
low prices for cash. during the months OF July and
August or until the stock s suctently thfnned ont
We name few among the 9reat number Of bar
gains; ! Fischer Cphsht Piano. a1OO; / Ebony
rhn any fiPish: P y Octave. URrlght Piano. sl5O;
Cnlckerfng Square Piano, with modern inprovements
SID; ckering Square, very handsome. rosewood
case carved legs serpentine molding. modern i'm
provemsnts. s15O. And UPRIGHT and SQUARE Pianos
Of various makes at various prices ~
soipe OF these pianos have been used only a few
months Every instrument fs perfect and fully guar
anteed and We VIII allow exactly the price paid FOR il
IN exchange for q higher priced instrument at any
cover 20 with each piano. and charge for deiivery
his ~ not sensational or humbug advertiseme nj !:
We viii do Just as we say Please remernbar as soon
as this lot goes they be duplicated at the
same prices. ~
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
ty1s-2w 937 Pa ave.. near 10th st. NV
A SUPERB AND MELoDIoUs TONED UPRIGHT
"A "a Lian9; made by Newby Evans, one of New
used 1t has responsive touch and even scale COM
hined with an elegant case price, $3.50; terms to suit
the purchaser. HUGO WORCH Co
- 925 7th ST. n. W.
EOR SALE
L SQUARE PIANOS, as good as new standard nake,
ments. We MUSf sel those to sive us room and Won
can secure splendid piano for almost nothing By
coming in at once, -
PFEIFFER CONLIFF
ye2 All 1lth st. n.
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Bali Games Forfeited bv Lou,svil,e.

In reply to letter to President Young
asking him whether the games demanded
by the Cleveland club at Louisville were
forfeited he has sent the following inter-
probation OF the league rules:
The law Is too plain to be misunder-
stood. Either club had a right to demand
that its postponed games be played of in
The alternative is forfeit i notified Louis
Vile that It must play OFF the games under
the law, but IL answered that II was not
exception"
There is no doubt that Cleveland will be
awarded by forfeit two of the postpooed
games which should have been played at
Louisville.
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FALL AND WINTER RACES.
The Jockey Club to Have Meetings in ocss
ber and December.

The Washington Jockey Club. at a meet-
ing OF its executive committee last even-
Ing. decided to hold fall meeting Of twelve
DAYS, running from October 1e to the 2sch.
and also winter meeting from December
to the 18th. The club expects fits fall meet
ing 20 be an unusually brilliant one, and at
It's winter meeting IL expects all the first
tracks
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EOR SALE-"NOW Is
Il 943 G. St sw.; new
range. and lstrobes and q
The above property IS cent
to two Gee lines. and one
houses in t..e city for ITS siZ
fir.t-clsssi sxtrs induce.ne
chased bensre August 1. lSs
invited to call and examine
J. HARRISON
tvol1r
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
~ 02O PA AVE. NV.

r Aro11rFz' DAaa +. Co. SaS SAyGr319NEE,s IT I'VE. Nv
rEysrEEs, SALE OF two. STORY BRICK HOUSE
Sf AS HaP 81 ssfb SSb aS5sk asSS5sk Ss Ss1d 4Rz
ss'9 y 1t 70 S:1s :as aoy y
Ss u, & sSsS Ei i';!s:
isD and iSs > IN %
oBs; .s "a feet On h
bnei dx.iih1. Which can 5 easily conVerteS into
sSS If s sIs .sS ss
dyslllns: IN bsal. una.r good rental.
e sa' es' &. s
q prsmi:es sod 'aa I'll ssss
On S or os S
The time Of sale. Terms Of sale TO be complied With
IN A day
css and cost OF Tie ds:utns
cost Of the pnrcSssss Ur cs'dns &C. At ns
r1ssas. F1ESf i IL ssffSfsSaE fHfSSfsSaEHs.' Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING = SON A''tlHPi:': sis { i Nv.
sE sEvHREE 81
= STREET. oEoasfETSME; TESTMEE; pc.
1881 and sSly r. 5ssG!asS in LiS:s NJ lese sale z!
gTTY Aff;PTf f%ESFfStTrS Vi S :i
~ Of to.stnsl lot Nc.o IN sapsrs SS I1 fsont:
AND q bg ssoh
feet No
thr,: year. With secured Sys deed cf trust
ON the 2. q ~ !. option n
HAERHEBAaa i. 4. BkkaMasaI. aSM3assRaI1saEh' Trustees.
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Homing Pigeons From Chicago Reach PhIIa
delphia.

Three of the forty-nine Philadelphia hon.
ing pigeons liberated from the worlds fair
grounds on Tuesday morning last arrived
yesterday at Philadelphia These are the
first Of the lot to reach their destination
The first one arrived at 1915 am, the sec
ond at II so pm. and the third at :ss pm
Secretary Charles III. Jones of the Fedora
ton of American Homing Pigeon Fanciers
says the birds should have arrived several
days ago. He says they were liberated at
an unfavorable time and thinks they must
have been caught In a storm while cross
ing the Alleghanies.
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Dempsey and Burge May Meet for purso
and $4,000 . Side.

and $4,000 . Side.
There is now a possibility OF an inter.
national prize fight between Jack Demp-
sey and Dick Burge Of New Castle. Eng
land, for s20.eoo and the largest purse. On
July p. Gus Tuthill posted q. 600 and chal-
leneed any man in tbs world 20 fight
oemPseyi s assrnens ses 20 & eaek ah,ss nm Tor m 1e
land and yesterday the following reply
came from Dick Burge:
London. July a. lss3.-Dick Burse OF
New Castle accepts the challenge Of Jack
Dempsey. He will fight Dempsey for a. 600
or f2ooQ a side at l+9 pounds give OF take
two pounds and weigh az ring side. Surge
will hight in club offering largest purse IN
November but will require Eoo for ex-
penses.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM0RROW
y ATCLIFFE. DARR co.. AUcTIoNEERs.

y ATCIIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
DEMONSTRATORS, SALE OF FLOUR. FEEp.
I6Sa1sa IIHSN sF 70 94THEEck 4H IElfTUH HE H4
JOIN y; sAAw. ELEVENTH AND STREETS
BTT BTTSVfikkTTTTEof Virtue 81 AN ORDER OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DIsTRICT or COLUMBfA,
RE- aT5Sh Esh BEL 81
sqEsIq JF A b ST2
%fs5G T. rss s. Sss
h sai2fA YfEb as
HAY, IARGE D0UBaEDQ9R IRON SAFE. OF
TRTCKs, &C. &c.: TO WHICH WE INVITE TIL
FRANK T. SHAW,
JACOB NJ NEWMAN
y11-dsaSs S"'n'''f''0f' Oh 'n' h''''' '0nn '" sna"
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HOTELS.

THE ELSMERE IS A FIRST-CLASS
hotel home. situated in the heart of the
city and luxuriously finished and furnished
throughout with every convenience and
comfort. 100 large. comfortable rooms.
70 baths. hrst-class table and courteous at
tendants. 1t is the home of the nations
leading officials. Terms. s2 per day.
jy24 THE ELsMERE. 14O6-12 H ST.. near 14.h
THE LINCOLN.
10th and II SITS
BI2 Open all the year summer rates
WILLARD's HOTEL
Ia ave. and 14th,.
sezS Washington, D. G.
EBBITT HOUSE
WASHINGTON. DC.
Evening star., 1893-07-25

t>OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK
cash-a handsome. sweettoned. full-size upright
Grand piano that must be sold party leaving the city
dont Tall TO see IL II you want a snap; only 600;
handsome stool with It; been used but little and
makers warranty with it. Call at
THE PLANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS
y2O 913 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1893-07-25

Jockey Thomas Flynn was thrown from
his mount at the Brighton Beach race
Evening star., 1893-07-25
BICYCLES.

INREE TO WHEEGMAN.
Any one having FIVE Mollars worth of bcyle rerairs
Bicycle Wrench.
Repairing, nickel plating and enamelns BY baking
process All work done complete by u.s. Cali and see
our facilities and get prices.
jy20-6t Ala 1lth ST.. Star building
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bicycles.

BICYCLES
High prices on bicycles no longer prevail. The
long-talk ed-of ''cut' has come,
THE MAJESTIC,
A fully guaranteed high grade machine. fitted with
NJ and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any bicycle
on earth, for SSo cash. No instsllments No ex.
changes. Call and see thon.
GEOS. ATwATER
te2I3m 1890 Pa ave-
Evening star., 1893-07-25

NORTHEAST.
1858 to I259 + st.
o bh, Or. and 538 to
$40 18th st. b b.
. Ia 9 asS-aI: y St: 5 h. 4 /. 600
3 3 ~ @s5M:,i::s: NJ St. ! Il. 4...:s:&S &S SSS
o I202 Linden st. b b.
9 ossssa'ss.s:SSS s q a:1. III 1;;:::.:;:ss::SS SSS
o eo9 TO el5 I st. bh.
9sgs TO s5i isdb. ID St 5 h:. 800
. 1O23 81 st. I b, 4r,,.-1.OOO
NORTHWEST.
1717 h ave, ( h. Or S24. 600
o. ] 70 10 OBrien's court.
b. Ar. 20. 900
q sooe to 2o27 E st. D ..
: s64 to 97s 77;sM BoundsGy ooo
o STD h. Ar. ALL 10. 900
2 G$ 81 St b. lr--..12. 900
1919 P 81. b b, mi, 6r. g, 600
1153 and IS 10Th st. D
b. Or. each.........-6. 500
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLEs

FOR SALE-BICYCL
LNOR SALE-CHEAP-A FINE PNEUMATIC TIRE
Il Victor safety. Can be any time between the
hours Of and by calling at 1925 Connecticut ave
ty25-3t.
EOR SALE-PNEUMATIC SAFETY, $40, SUIT
Il able for lady gentleman also Columbia cushion
at same price; both full ball bearing machines. SS4
X ST. n. W. after ) pm jy15-tr
LOR SALE-SS5-FULL BALL-BEARING. HIGH
Il grade cushion-tire safety; combination for lady
or gentleman used one week guaranteed. INSTALL
ments taken. S01 l1th ST. NV after D. ty14-tr
FOR SALE-FINE VICTOR WITH 1H-INCH
Il cushions, $40; also Be Victor, ''B." 1A-inch
cushions. $50: cash installments HOS IT (up-
statrs). or l22l st. after 3 p. m jy13-n
Evening star., 1893-07-25

EOk. .SSALLAH0oDsES-
store and dvg 10OI G
st, bh. 7r..-......so. 6
111315 and 1;t1 NJ st.
fh.10and 6r..-.-5. 90
321 and 3,>3 d ST, fh.
eoaoffi S. III: h:s:$ .;. I h. s.: Z. g g
AIS =. I h. 5; af...:.i. : / 60
Alley. bet 9th and 7th.
,oG &C and E; b 2, 3:-.-i.3o %
1345. 1347 and l349 4
st. IN. 5r, each----1. 20
414 K 81. fh. 5r..----1. 90
Hope ave. b h. 4r....SO
SOUTHWEST.
616 20 $50 Maryland
ave. 3 =; E:-els. 90
Or snd1 { B N resr. 8. 90
419 1st 81. fh 5r-.-3, 81
467 and 4dp L q. fh.
$50 \ st, b b. 6r.-..S. ii.S 50
342-344 VI st. I h. Ar. 2, 90
The oasis., 1893-06-22

Given an ambitious district attcr- ney with a reputation 10 make, a keen nosed detective with big pot of blood money in sight, mysterious murder and n fancied clue, and almost anyone can be put to the cx- pense, annoyance and terror of trial for murder, as was Lizzie Borden, inst acquitted of such a charge at New Bedford Mass.