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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auc.... GLE Ea nv,
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BLING 40 ll3o AND NO. l203 SEVENTH

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REA ESTATE.
BEING 40. ll30 AND NO. 1905 sIyTNTa
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of oolumhiA psssed on The llth day Of May
1875. in cause No. l40S1 in EQUITY, the under
signed viii oner FOR SAFE at public the follow
tnE oescrfbed real estate on THURSDAY. JUNE
FIFTEENTH, 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ; lot
10 Caleb shrevs and others Subdivision IN ,ouave
4<S recorded in Liber y. X lolio 21s in the sur
yeyors Office o. the District o. Co umhia And inme
dafely thereafter lot In the OF psrts Of
lots q and y % Andrew Roth Wells subdivision q
square so being the northern Il feet OF said lot %
and the southern ~ rect q lot 81 the said subdi-
vision being recorded In L1ber h. folio l6 in The
Office OF the surveyor, Together with the Improve.
nnents, con sisting Of brick building No lcOa and
frame building, No. ll30 7th street n W
Terms OF sale One third in cash Of which depos,.
OF zoo shall be ade each the time 81
sale, the balance in two equal nstsllments rsysble
respectively In and two years after date Of sale
with interest at the rate Of per cent per annum or
all cash at the OPTION Of the purchase II the said
terms OF sale are not complied With In ton days the
upon notice oy publication in newspaper in this
city for not less than i've days. such sale 20 be n the
risk ana cost Of the dfaulting purchn-er An con.
veyancing to he AT the cost OF the rurchsssr
JAMES q. PAYNE. trustee.
GEORGE E HAm Il i SSsnE T, HSu:..
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~. i4o7 @ st. NV.
TRUSTEES s SALE 9T yAhgAsLE LOT on,

TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on o
ThH nfRTY sTREErs,i f aEoRaEro wv
BY virtue >. e Ssed q trust 70 us be.Inx date
foo l67 ct seq of the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party secured
premises. on MONDAY, THE tIFTH DAY OF
JUNE. A. D: 1893 Ar HALF-pAST FIVE O'CLOCK
M Part Of lot 1872. square "a fronting thirty tive
feet on the north side Of stree. by depth Of
hrn sl,ee an s, nitS nSe lee, ana sig inch.s
two Years. with interest at per cent par annuin.
payable ssmi annually and secured upon the property
sold. or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 Will be required at time Of sale All
conveyancing and recording ct purchasers cost. II
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten days the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property a. tie
risk and cost OF the defxultny purchaser.
T. o. EBAUGH.
W. d. SWAN.
myO3-d&da 1rusteea.
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G. G. SLOAN CO. Auction.er.. l4o7o.
tSuccessors 20 Latimer 4 Sloan,.

STipiS SALE OF BRICK RESIDENCE AND
BY VIM =. 80. oS6 q STREET NORTHWEST.
10 $50, ., certain deed Of trust dated Janunrx
SEQ one sn 81 a ,Sy rseordsd IL liter 542 folio soi
v NJ sha AZ the request Of the rs-fy secured the,
is. or es ~ PUBLIC auction in front Of The rrem
User AT FIVE 70 ffSSSlbAh. JUNE TwFNTY-FIksT
lao and ia ~, q, 1cLocK p NJ, sub lots numbe1ei
certain io,s =, m vii T. Plr,ello subdvIsion ~
c,,,s5 a., - N square numbered sS ss - -. ~.
Lot ID, ran,s 1 OF OF District o. oTmb,s
psoNsa ny brick RESIDENCE known ss hd a.sa I'M
s,r S northMest Lot 10 IN by a. tct IN e,o
snu u improved by brick stable Tb,s n altey.
sirnoe ptopery and should command attention oe-
ssa n a. 70 essa aud deferred payin-rts win N.
Inaoe Ano"n on DAY OF sale. All rrcs,rl M 80 ~
reyancing az purchasers cost ssOO WI h. ~ son,
a. Time o. sale Terms TO be con- Piled with in Ast.a
days or The toperty may be resold al risk ana 60, ~
defaulting purchaser. anu cost o.
John r. wAGGAMANp
je9-d6ds CHARLES T. BkNES. ( Trustee.L
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and place By order Of the trustees. je5-dEds
A UCTlON SALE OF UNKEDEEMED PLEDGES.
IA r. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
will sell ut public auction at 1909 st. NV,
MONDAY. JUNE TWELFTH. 1893. at HALF-PAST
sIA ?. NJ all goods on which interest remains un:
Metal Watches. Jocks. Chains. Charms bracelets,
Rings Jewelry OF all kinds. Diamonds. Clothing,
DO ks. Musical Instruments, Pictures Typewriters,
Bicycles, &c. +. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
HENRY Il. 0kOCE. Treasurer. je6-6t
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneers.

LAKELAND. PRINCE GEoRGEs COUNTY,
Nd At huCrInN LOT aSAls6 FEED
ON JHURSDAN. JCNk FIFTEENTH, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK N. we shall sell at our sslesroonl. 10th
street and Pennsylvsnia avenue. lot No. l. in block
land the same Is recorded in the ooe OF the clerk
OF the conrt Of PRINCE Geeree'. county. Maryland
nber l. W. B., No. D. folios Nos 4N6 and 4SS of the
land records Of said county. improved by two-story
and attic frame dwelling; 8 rooms and bath.
Terms made known time Of sale.
jel0-d WALrER u. WILLIAMS q CO. Aucts
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TINTED STATES MARsHAI,s sAIE-py WIN.

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE-By yrR-
tue Of wit OF her facias issued out OF the clerks
once OF the Supreme Court of th. District Column
bia and 10 me direcsed Will sell ruhlic sale for
cash IN from, Of the court honse door Of said Dssfct
on IUEsDAl, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE.
claim interest and estate IN and 20 the following de-
m an siiev f., 81. snchss 10. =, he, ~ - aees
~. city Of Washington. District Of colum bjs to-
gether with . right Of way the Aforesaid allow
and together with al and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied upon the property q
John lartins, and will be sold % satisfy execution
No, 3oolo. AZ law in favor Of Charles A Arundel and
Arthur w. FAIRFAX, trading ss Arundel fsirfax.
RATSLlFfE DARRkoo Auctioneers-
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Y ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.

slF II kReEis sTn GE S E5A
SIG BACK Win fatf wIbbPR ~ HSs 4
, By virtue Of decree PASSED June 2. 1890. 4.
Willie Hall ct al. supreme Court District Of ooum
SISETEISTH. 1888. AT II FIVE SE o o EVE
IN front Of the property the part OF lot thirty ISL
IN square i've hundred and hfty-seven (51 In WASH
inc1oa. .. c.. beginning st the northwest corner Of
said lot thence east nfteen % feet thence south one
81 81, inches thence west fifteen as! feet thence
ard one-haif CsO inches &C. the place OF begfnnfng
Terms Of sale Dne-third cash. one-third N one
year ana IN two years. notes to be given
the deferred payments secured by deed of trust on
the remises sold, and bearing interest PET cent
per snnuln. payable seni-aunuAlly ali cash Of the
purchasers option; deIosit OF i50 is required az
the time OF sale Terms OF sale be compiled with in
ten days premises resold risK OF defsuting pur
chaser; Conveyencins at purchasers cosi.
EUGENE T. ARNOLD. ass La ave-.
l. CAhELL WILLIAMSON. 4so La. ave. Trustees
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4 ARGE. FINE FLAT OR APARTMENT 5ousr
II NnMBEkED ls33 IL IhEET NoETHwEsT.

4 ARGE: FINE FLAT OR APARTMENT HOUSE.
~ IL MBkhLD l5ss 4 IhEET NokTHwEsT.
1888 Al fIvh oCLocKP N. we win eel in mont Of
the premises that beautiful property known a. l43 L
street fronting Oh feet an the pSrrh s,ds
Of street by depth Of lS3feet inches 20 3-foot
The lot improved by large fourstory brick dwell.
ing or apartment house. containing % rooms. with
all modern conveniences. cabinet mautels eiectr10
bells. furnace and steam heat. ranges. he Thh
west for hate or elegant dwelling IL Il now under
GOOD rental IL Is seldom such piece Of property
presents itself az auction for desirable inye~tenf
Reason o. sale, parties leaving city.
Terms; one-third cash. DO snce in one two, three
ana foar years with u per cent per annum. psvsble
eemi-snnualy OF all cash at option OF purchaser or
terms 20 suit purchaser COnveysncing. &c al the
purchasers c)st. DEPOSIT of 81 600 no nired Al
sale Terms OF sale 20 he complied with IN ffteen
days. otherwise the riEht reserved 20 rsr-ll the
operty a the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
newspaper published IN Washington. D. g.
teS-d6ds DCSCANSON BROS. Aucts
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n BERNHEIMER 4 CO. -AUCTIONEERs,
H. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS CO..
G3T LOUISIANA AVE n. W.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
ASS1GNEE'S SALE OF LARGE AND FINE AS
SEDIMENT OF GROCERIES. CAN GOODS.
~ $50 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

IL $50 Pennsylvanis NV.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY vALUABLE I'M:
SISS9H fsosF b9E khfss II isas III! III
sSMs WITH ALE MODERN a2HTA fNrkSvE
1888 fHsRAE sgSf FIVE 5cE1sK R
will SELL sgfP' I & I: s HssT ssrARE ,s5
% be o ~ al of
in ss o. sns in So
Terms; The purchase money Soyer and shove III;
which will be at the time Of sale or all cash
as Ss das ~
the right reserved TO resell the properly the
JS
sshh 3E o REAL
fSS5kzSp SssS5'FfhhREsr0 AND vicasF E5f
ss'sfa IN 40
II: Ssf 5Ss
p iSn 81 THSFH
Beginning the southeast corner Of said 10. s. and
SenSe wes inches thence south Stf d ises
inches to south line ct lot and thence cas-, 81 feet
Of Ss the ur w e sd use e an alley Of
in the east lin OF said lot i've 90. point 81 feet
inch south OF the northeast of said lot (5)
and running thence west 81 feet inches: thence
north teet inches; thence east OIL feet inches
feet inches TO the place of beginning.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. one-third In one
IN e. G o Sc e
premises sold and bearing interest The rate u per
cent per annum until paid payable scni-annualy or
al cash. at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
300 to be made at time OF sale. Terms Of sale
complied with within ten days, premises 10 Re
sold ut risk and cost OF defsutiuR purchaser. Gen.
vey ancing at purchasers cost
EDWARD A NEWMAN. Trustee.
IA ID St Nv.
JACKSON IL RALsToN Trustee,
l3.E3 st. n. W.
ofOwIN6 TO THE STORM THE ABOVE SALE
is postponed until TUESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH,
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BEAUTIFUL SERVICES.
1t Was Children's Day Yesterday In Metho
dist Churches.

HOUSES OF WORSHIP WERE FILLED WITH
swEEr-FAcHD LITTLE ONES -PRAIsINa THEIR
NAK8n-APPRoPRIArE SERMONS, LOVELY
MUSIC AND HAPPY cHILDRIN-AN ANNUAL
EvENT.
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ExEcUTRlx SALE
OF the effects Of the late
GEN. L. f. BEAIE
ASH HILL FARM.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. ND.
At the
PHILADELPHIA TATTERsALL
WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOURTEENTH, 1903
AT TEN O'CLOCK A A..
Consisting OF
STATIONS RpNnn NAREs cor rs TII les

SC, Among the horses viii be found PRINCE Or
LoFF u b sire Of Sadie 10y; NELLIE Or
Messenger Duroc; COLONEL HEY1ooD. l25ss by
" asEsr ,S a. by pirsctor 1852 TRgxIoN sirs
G George, Wilkes. y, ao23s, :, by Ge.rre wilkes
sens tsi: palsy, dam OF RiEmarole two years.
SNl by bdgard Everett. 81; BELLE TRUxToN.
TeceTd, Z ~ n srinse orlIt, ls25; MANY WICK
line, $50. Also a lot of COLTS AND FILLIEs. some
OF which are now in training and have troted quarters
II 81 End l6 seconds and ull miles in 30; nun Der
Of then ar entered in fu'pri,y and Brsesr. Stakes
Nd this fall This is without doubt OF the fnest
and best lots of highbred trottins stock
at public auction.
:, Also o., CAFFhEI TOP and NO TOP BUGGIrs.
BRENSIER BUGGIES, TWO PNEUMATIC TIRE
srLEIEs BYCAFFREy. IMPoRTFDHUNGAkfAN
FoUR.HohSE phAG 70 carry six OF eight passen-
gers. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS. BOOTS
BLANKETS. &c.
by order OF l. E COCHRAN, ~ Attorney for EI-
WENDRoTH MCNDY. Auctioneers.
Market st. south SIDE 10Th and .lst sts. PhiladeI-
phia jelOa
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers
6t2 l. ST. n. W.

LOT OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL, BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT CONVENIENT, AT AUG
TON.
On WI DNESDaY. JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1898.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. will sell at urop .rty
yard. corner Of Cansl AMI lst streets southwest.
BGgges, Wagon. lot Of Old IrCn lot Iarrels lot
Hatness. Blankets, b. &c. hy order IF the Commits
si' nsr- ID. &. THOMAS BOWLING K non,
ieilN Anctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
~ go PA AVE. NV.
TRUSTEEs, SALE OF yATuARvp rNINppOvrp
THIS AFTERNOQl

SEEk sFfSE 81 iJ AAR EIoRfDz AVENUE
Ct sS. Ss q ss in
psrty secured thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
;f{;P
instOn. District 81 Columbia towit All that certain
and n ct
IN and Ssbs huPS5ed and
and OF on nogS ss
tn: 81 SAL. sir
70 s sss 5 s line Of
thence west TO the said street and the place of Begin
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
wise sDpertsinins
from =. day q ;ai. WIN Sotes Of the purchaser
payable iannuaiy said deferred p payments to Be
r u s
Omp q r wth r. %s Of s II.
ess e ssnns s
G. ss
~ys4ssa. iS sRS s$$SSSSEFFS55EE . Trustees.
YTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON AC,
1913 At h2f2Y T FUR
,sd4d. ii IRWIN s L. s%%99EELMfs65SEDr Trustees.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Az $40 Pennsylvania ave. n W.
HIGHLY VALUABLE AND pEsIaABLE I'M.
= PPRR2GvvEp Real L ESTATE on FOURTEENTH r e
NORTHWEST. BEING THE TWO THREE
RESIDENCES NOS. Ills AND l7l7. BY AUC-
On MONDAY, JI-NE TWELFTH. 1893. beginning
ct HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. M. we will offer
for sale. in front Of the premises,
LOTS ITO AND iii,
SQUARE 2:39,
Each lot fronting 10 feet 14th street, with depth
q oS feet to an alley, lot ITO bring improved by
hreestory and baseme9t brick residence, containing
SrooEs. basement Kitchen and front cellar, with all
modern improvements; lot II is Improved by three
story dwelling. with back building and cellar under
entire house. has rooms and has all modern i'm
proyepents This property Is the line OF the cable
cars In section where values rapidly increasing
Terms Of sale: One tn I'd Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the balance in and two from
the day OF sale tho deferred to bear interest
AZ 1ns rate OF Per cen. Ies annnm payable semi
the premises sold all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser Or purchasers. deposit of $500 on each
house required 1t the time Of sale Terms to
piled with iQ fifteen days from the day Of sale other
wipe the reht 10 10 resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defsultiny purchaser All
ysyancins recording. &C.. at the cost of the pur-
PERMISSION TO INSPECT PREMISES CAN BE
HAD UPON APPLICATION TO THE AUCTION
EERS RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
~ l.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
G SAMSTAG. AUCTIONEER.
Furniture in residence GA Maryland avenue south
AT AUCTION

TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE THIRTEENTH. at
TEN O'CLOCK. consists Of Bed Room Sets. In Oak
and Walnut; Parlor Furniture. Dining Room and
Kitchen effects. Mating. odd pieces Of Furniture.
pjcturAs kc &c. Positive
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

n @. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers 1ao7 a !, = -
We (Successors to Latimer & Sloan \ ~ We
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10 ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
IA go PENNA. AVE NV.
BRADBURY GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO FORT

AO W. JENNA. AVE. NJ W.
BRADBURY GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO FORTE
(NEw). sCHOENINGER PARLOR ORGAN.
SILK PLUSH AND RAW SILK PARLOR
SUITES. PARLOR CABINET BOOK CASE. IL
BRARY AND MARBLE. TOP TABLES. PIANO
FANCY LAMPS REAL BRoNZEs WALNUT
CHAMBER FURNITURE. MATTRESS,
SPRINGS. BEDDING. TAPESTRIES. LACE
CURTAINS AND LAMBREQUINs, PoRTiERRs,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS AND WALL FIXTURES
FINE CARVED DINING TABLES, WARD
ROBES. TOILET WARE. VERY RARE MAS
sIvE MUSICAL CLOCK. TWO FRENCH MAR
BILE CLoCEs. 800 PIECES ROGERS. TAFTS
AND MERIDIAN BEST QUALITY SILVER
WARE. FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS. 25 RUGS.
&c, &c.
CABINET OF RARE OLD COINS. ABOUT 3 600
PIECES. APPRAISED VALUE. g. 500.
M HAAS eve ~ ME EkATs No
p TO H NH Hios sEs s HE ksr1 he
ING THE H2UsEHoLR EFFECTS OF 4 Fairly
These goods All Of the finest quality and having
been bought new within year are in excellent con.
BILE effects Permission TO inspect can be had upon
.HssisiR 'hs HsHSsInsfI pARR CO.. Aue.
II BERNHEIMER CO. AUCTIONEERs,
H. SU''F g. SBU IS EEEk kvE e Sws
Ass1GNEE,s SALE uF xLkRGE hSD FINE AS.
sokTMENT OF GROCERIES. CAN GOODS,
To which we invite the atenton of dealers and pri.
waite BUYERS. Among the stock will be found Fine
Canned. Bottled and other Goods lot Brooms. &c
kc all in all large and fine collection of Groceries
that is generally found in q well-stocked grocery
store
SALE WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS coMMENC.
ING TUESDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH. AT TEN
A. NJ. AND CONTINUING EACH DAY UNTIL
SOLD. II. BERNHEIMER CO..
Aucttoneers
R. C. JENKINS.
te102t Salesman.
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o on THrRssbaS 81 aF fTfFFs1S Jryr r,r
d JfkENTH. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, we VII
ouer Tor sale In front Of the premises sub lot az in
square IA fronting ice FEET on street nor,hwest
ny depth Of % feet improved by an elegant nine
room brick house. with all modern improvelnents
ms property ts situated within square OF the
Seole cars, mskng IL most desirable residence viii
e s9id TO two deeds Of trust Firs due Iapu-
ary 1915. Tor s3. so Ter uent sscond due Japn-
AIRY "a. 1894. for 81, 900. per cent
Terms over snd shove the trust 70 be raid In esxh
1eposit OF $500 required At the time Of sale II the
sro -, o. sac are not complied with in fifteen days
iol tne Gay o. sale Shit Is reserved resell Tie
a. he n Il and cost Of he defaultng pur-
siter hve deysi advertisement o. such resale IN
. so,ne esspaper published in Washington, d. C. All
chaser N feNoiuAuk ~ the Gust oi tne pur-
-.es9&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. Auct.
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FUTURE DANS.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
NORTH CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
STREETS NORTHWEST
BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, lUNE SIXTEENTH
at FIVE O'CLOCK we viii offer fo- sale in r. nj OF
the PREMISE rart Of lot 49, ia square ga. fronting
each III feet on North Caitoi street. and running
81 teet nakinu them the most desirable building
sites in thi, RAPIDLY impr wing section If the city
Terms: One-tiird cash. balance IN one and two
years per cent yer annum. secured py deed trust
the property Sold I'll cash. the option of the
pu:cbasar deposit If 300 required at the time Of
81 e. YAH convey sning and recording at purchasers
cost RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc.s. je9-dSds
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WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR VISITORS, ALLIAyc
i furnishes everything for 10 days trip .
Or they win sell yca railroad tfciet ovg -
road any other part of the trip. OF reduced "A
Why don't you call at their Offices sol 9Th eAS~~
their list Of hotels and apartment hcused HSys
are Axents for all the best places and VII -.
ro,i4s for any date secure your roo -.
European plan. 81 to 81 per day AmertcckS
o.. 20 TO IS der day. epte
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my23-d&da

1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY POSTPONED
until MONDAY. JUNE TWELFTH, 1893, sarpe hour
and place. By order Of the trustees. ie5-dkds
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HOTELS.

GONE CHOICE ROOMS AND FIksI,LenS
- table board at the GRAMERCX. 80
ave. NJ sumner rates. .-a1m
Transients. $3.50 per day.
WILLAkD's HOTEL.
Ia. ave. and l4thst.
.eea w.shinssse. 2. 9:
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THE LAST SAD RITES
Performed Over the Remains of the Vie
Tins Of Fridays Disaster.

SERVICES HELD IN CHURCHES AND AT THE
LATE RESIDENCES OF THE uNFoRrUNATEs-
TOUCHING AND ELOQUENT TRIBUTES PAID TO
THE CHARACTERS OF THE DEAD.
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Yesterday was Children's day in many Of the
Methodist churches of the city and appropri-
ate services were rendered. Giving up the
second Sunday in June to the children, has
become an annual custom in the church. The
services yesterday were exceedingly beautiful
and appropriate. The churches we're decorated
in a tasteful manner, although the chief decora-
ton was the happy faces Of the children them
selves.
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JOSEPH B. GAGE.
Under the auspices of Kit Carson Post, G. A.
R.. the last rites were performed over the
casket of Joseph B. Gage at his late residence,
2619 Pennsylvania avenue.
The funeral services at the house we're con-
Quoted BY Rev. Alexander Kent, with music by
the Grand Army choir, after which the body
was conveyed to Arlington, where the services
of the Grand Army were performed. Owing
to the advanced age of many Of the members
Of Kit Carson post the usual custom Of select
ing pallbearers from among the surviving
comrades of the dead man was not followed.
Mrs Gage. who with three children survives
her husband will leave in few days for her
home in Michigan, but will probably return to
Washington this fall.
F. B. LoFTUs.
The last honors to F. B. LOTUS we're per-
formed at his late home, 1871 9th street, Rev.
DIR. shannon Of Grace NJ. E. Church, corner Of
9th and streets, being the minister.
Public sentiment, he said. was wrought and
there were many diverse opinions. The public
was excited and it was unwise at such moments
to add any fuel to the flame. 1t was clear to the
most dispassionate thinker that dreadful re-
sponsibility rested upon some one. More than q
score Of human beings had been hurled all I'M
prepared into death through carelessness.
ignorance or parsimony, and he hoped that in
Just investigation would be had. He closed with
a touching allusion to the family which had
been bereft Of its counsellor and prop.
Mr.. Lotus was an old soldier, a member Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. The pail
bearers were DIR. Frank Foster, William J..
Donovan John r. Riordan. A. ii. Gawler, C.
II. Underwood and William A. Ruess. The in
torment was in Glenwood cemetery.
Mr. Lotus was fifty-seven years old. He
leaves a wife and six children-three sons and
three daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-12

Exercises bad been arranged at the FRS
Congregational Church, but on account OF tn
disaster were dispensed with. DIR. Newman de
ivered a sermon appropriate to the occasion
his subject being "The Preciousness Of Huma,
Life" The offering was devoted to the gen
eral relief fund and the sum Of $1l9S5 wa
contributed.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-05-19

A colored man anayed in q mill
tary coat and helmet and carrying
over his shoulder knapsack has at.
tracted considerable attention around
the bridge entrance Of late BY his
feats of whistling. He whistles in
season and out Of season, in low kew
and high key, with piccolo or clari-
net effect, as desired, lie always
takes a patriotic uir to whistle, like
Marching Through Georgia and
"Ihe Star Spangled Banner.p When
ne whistles crowds gather, and when
he has finished his tune he turns
modestly away, revealing on the
back OF his coat us he does 10 a motto
IN large letters that tells the people
where to get the best clothing in
town. 1t is then that he toys with a
popular air like Comrades and the
'Bowery," F." and the crowd disperses.
ceiling as if they would like to kick
hat fly colored man. New York
Press.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-05-19

A French girl feels that there is
just one companion as delightful as
her mother, just one friend in the
world as trusty, just one confdant
as sympathetic, and that is-her fa.
ther- He is her hero and the knight
OF her dreams. Often and often have
| seen the girls at school hiding their
fathers photograph in the leaves Of
their schoolbooks, kissing it enthusi
astlcally on the sly, pressing it to
their hearts when they go to chapel
to say their prayers, sewing his last
letter in their dresses, treasuripg
some little keepsake in their pockets
And when they meet one can see
now the father returns his daughters
feeling by his tender clasp of her
pure young hand, and the adorine
affection with which he looks down
into her eyes.
He allows nothing to keep him
back from meeting her as she comes
from school, and giving her his arm
for every French gentleman ex.
tends this mark of protection and
respect to the women of his family
they start off on their long, happy
walk, and many merry romp, many
, tender confidence do they have in
the short evening that follow still
ler early bedtime at 8 O'Clock. Hen,
lette 9. Dana in Ladies Home jour.
lal.