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DATcL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING STU
ATE NO. 211 o STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed of trust to u.s. bearing
saded ss!d rnd
Liber No 1745. at folio 325 ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and at the
quest of the party secured thereby. We the under
ot ,Ss wl sell At % arTgR 70
FIRST DAY OF JULY. 4. B.: 1898 AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain piece
or parcel Of land and premises Known and dsssiibed
In square fiye hundred and nftythrse l553,: begin
southwest corner Of said lot eight tsl and running
dred and thrty,ave u35l feet to. an alley, thence
and thirty u35) feet to .he place of beginning
gether with the improvements thereon. consisting
Q small frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale ethird of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance in two equal INSTALL
ments payable in and two years. with interest
the rate Of per centum per annum until paid paya-
BILE semi annually from day of SALE secured BY deed
of trust property Sold all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser deposit OF 300 will be REQUIRED
OF the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyance
ing. recording and notarsl fees at the of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in days
from day of SALE otherwise the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk Of the default
ing purchaser.
sk8'L skSH 1SbHkubaaENNirE1 II. HuaENisrE1N. Trustees.
fv1Q
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Fairness Toward UmpIres.

Hamilton was decided out in the ninth In
ming in the Philadelphia game yesterday
by Umpire Snyder. and the decision cost
Philadelphia the game.
The Press makes this sportsmanlike and
manly admission: Many of the spectators
who were not in a position to see the play
took their cue from Hamilton. and some OF
them expressed a desire to disarrange Mr.
Snyder's facial makeup. Those in best po.
sttion to see the play, however. agreed with
the umpire"
The Inquirer says nothing about the um-
pire, but blames Hamilton. saying: Mr.
Hamilton's carelessness on first IN the ninth
runs"
The Times charges Snyder with doing his
best to rob Philadelphia of every game
played there since the Phillies' return. and
then says: Kennedy made several attempts
to catch Hamilton mapping before Snyder
called him out, although he had clearly got
ten back to the bag before Brouthers
touched him."
There is a suspicion that what would
satisfy the Times is to have the club play
nothing but home games and an umpire
that would decide every point in favor OF
the home team.
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n AICL1FFE' DAKH 4 CO.. AUcTIONEERs.
TWO TwO-sTOEY FRAME HOUSES ON GALES
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
BEING NOS 1925 GALES AND 728 NINE.
TENTH STREET, BY AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY. AUGtST FIRST, AT HALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, We viii sell. In front Of the
premises.
Sub lot 3d. block 20
OF the subdivision Of Ropedale sherwood, i'm
proved by 2-story frame house. No. I26 Gales ST.
Immediately after
Sub lot 81 block %
In same subdivision. improved by 2-story frame
dwelling. No 726 10th st n Each house will be
sold subject TO q trust of 500.
Terms Over and above the said trust to be paid in
cash. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit Of 800 each house required the time of
sale Terms to b complied with in fifteen days
from the day Of sale. otherwise the right resell
served All conveyancin1 recording. &c, the cos,
Of the purchaser. RATCLIFFE. DARK CO..
1y.10d&ds Autioneers
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE-BY vIR.
~ tue Of writ Of neri facias issued out of the
clerks office Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia in the case Of EbeneZer b. Warren. tradina
as 4 b Warren Co.. to the use of Bsrtow l. Walker
ys John =; Bird. at law. number 2463S. and to me
directed have seized aud levied upon and will sell
at public sale for cash. front Of the h9nse door
NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1909 beginning at TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ all the undivided estate. right, title and
interest OF said John H. Bird In and to the
following described property to wit: Part Of lots
numbered Ii and IA In square numbered $685. con-
Besnnne for the same on the line Of South Capitol
street at point distant ~ feet south Of the
due west to the west line Of said lot thence
corner OF said hence east 13 feet the northwest
corner Of said lot l3 thence north 10 fes thence
% feet inches to the line Of said South Capitol
street thence south along said street 2 feet the
place OF bes1nninG together with all and singular
facias.
DANIEL NJ. RANsDELL, o. g. Marshal,
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER REGATTA.
Considerable Interest Manifested and tb,
Outlook Very Encouraxiue

The. outlook for the Potomac river re-
gatta- which is fixed for the 9Th of Soptem-
Der. is especially encouraging ConrIdera-
Die interest is being taken in Il by the
various boat clubs throughout the east and
II is believed that a number of good crews
Will participate. Last night there wes a
meeting OF the joint committee having the
arrangements OF the regatta In charge and
a number of the details were concluded.
The committee on medals made TITS report
ana four OF the designs were accepted
With the consent OF the Passaic Boat Club
OF Newark. n. J., the present holders OF
the cup. II was decided TO change the race
for the Post cup from senior fours 10 In
termediate eiehts.
Mr.. Samuel W. Stinemetz was made
chairman Of the committee to secure hotel
rates and Mr.. Louis L. Perkins was made
chairman OF the reception coanmittee.
II was unanimously decided to invite. Mr..
schuylkill navy Of Phiiadelphis. 20 act az
referee at the regatta Of September D.
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Hai q Beaten by Gaudaur.

The single seull race for the championship
of America between J. G. Gaudaur and Ed
ward Hanlan, which resulted I'm a foul Sat
urday, was rowed over again yesterday at
Orilla, Ont, and resulted in a victory for
Gaudaur.
The start was made at 6:04 Hanlan shot
to the front like a flash and was soon lead
ing by a full boats length Both men were
rowing about "a strokes a minute. Hanlan
kept In front for the first half mile where
Gaudaur reduced the lead to a half boat
length. and soon spurted by his opponent.
When the turn was reached Gaudaur was
leading by a boat length, with Hanlan ap-
parently out OF IL.
Gaudaur increased his lead until within a
quarter OF a mile from the finish, where he
stopped rowing and waved his hand I'm
response to the cheers of his friends and
hackers along the shore. He then made a
magnificent squirt and crossed the line an
easy winer by seven lengths in 1853 Han
Ian finished twelve seconds behind
Hanlan has notified the stake holder NOT
to pay over the stake money, Claiming thai
the course was changed, causing his de-
feat.
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Corn starch and Powder.

Every summer the young woman who
assumes great superiority to her kind be-
cause she doesn't use powder, but merely
corn starch" appears upon the scene There
is no more virtue in corn starch than in
well-selected powders. 1t does not contain
mineral substances injurious to the skin
as some cheap powders do. but 1t
has exactly the same effect in clog
ging the pores Of the skin. 1t is moreover.
somewhat coarser than the best powders
not quite so soothing. If women must pow,
der let them buy a good. simple face pow
der and use it as lightly as possible And
let them remember to wash their faces
very carefully with hot water after using IT,
in order to clear and open the pores of the
skin.
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lUNcANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.


TRgssIEEEs ny,AL SALE o. oE 4 ,aAN HANDSOME FIVE;
AP1kTMEMT HdrsE. tocATEP Al + TAEE
s0rTHEAST CORNER OF sEYENTEENTH
SEVENTEENTH sTBEET NoRTawEST
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust, bearing data
August TO- 1892 recorded in 1iber l7eo folio 22 ct
ba and at the request Of the parties secured thereby
will sell at public auction front Of the pretses
A. d. 1893. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'OLoCK p NJ
ths following piece PARCEL Of land situate in the
city Of Washington. and pefnE lot numbered 80 in
Of lots in square 49, per plat
recorded in book " PAGE "a Of TIE record. q the
having frontage OF SO feet on 1sh street By depth
Of 20 $40 feet together with the improvements
thereon. consisting Of hve-etory brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third Of the purchase money IN
cash; balance in twelve and twentyfour MONTHS with
interest Ut per cent pei snnum. payable sen,t-
sold or all cash. st the option Of the purchaser. All
conveyancinR and recording at purchasers cost.
deposit Of two hundred dollars (e2OOD will be re-
Quired at the tipe of sale Terms Of sale be com
piled with IN ten days from date Of SALE otherwise
trustees the right resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser purchasers
G. II. WIILIAMSQY.l r-,..uu.
W. E EDMONST0El tAfue'ees-
1y14d&ds Address 800 5th 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SAIE-PIANOS
LNOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT BARGAIN
Knate 7t3-ocfave Concert Grand Piano; in perfect
condition.; $50 cash. W. G. METZEROTT CO.,
lilo 1th St DIV. jy243m
FOR SALE
nef.feome rc,avpod ta.- fun octaves nuest tone.
rare oarrsin wdsh 400 will sell for $3.50;
down and % per month Better this pinno II You
Want a bargain y. @. SMITH,
y2O 1225 PA. AVE. NV
LrOR SALE
SPECIAL MIDSUMMER OFFER
VIII sell you perfectly upright grand piano;
full octaves finest tone and action rich and hand
some case warranted ten years; worth $3.50 IL il is
without interest r. a. SMITH
jy20 1o26 pa AVE Nw
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DANs
FUTURE DANs.
R ATCLIFFE. DARE CO.. Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HROREHTY, BEING HOUSE NUMBERED 1000
STREET NORTHWEST. 6EORGKTOWN

n. u1Sss , and By virtue q se:s made
.mcnx Isna r:Ssfs Of Is 6scs q SoSss S0lSsa
N Aese LIS. folio AL. and st DE- request of the
PsxtSes secured thereby. vii ssu st pubioeuction
TY.F1RsT. 1888. ct HALF-PAsT FOUR p. NJ. ali
situate in the city Of washinston. District OF CO.
lumed.. knovp and diRtinguished ss and BE-
ss Psss OF s lot Nc, aSs e Bses edition 70
:. end In. Srs%n Se s 81 ss for
Of West street three hundred one Ol) feet more
- less. from the southwest Of West ana wash
tnRton streets (said point Of beginning being the
middle Of the party wall between the house
30S0 street northwest and ths house on the east
thereof and runntng thence west with the line OF
West street tweneight CD feet 70 the middle Of the
party wall between said house No. 1850 street
south and parallel with Washinaton street one hun
dyed and twenty 120) fset thence east and parallel
with West street twenty s19ht t2S feet and thence
north 60 the place Of beRtnnin2.
Terms Of sale: Ons-hah Of the purchase money in
cash. balance In two equal payments At and two
years from the date Of sale. with sir t6 per cent
interest per annum. payable semi-annually. The
3efsrred psyment. to b reprsssnted By notes Of
aspost q two Sunarsd doIsss esaoo9 Vii Be- re-
qqred st time Of sale. The terms must be complied
With IN fifteen 5 days from sale the trustees
eerye the right to resell at the risk and cost Of de-
fauitinG purchaser or purchaser All oonveyancing
ROBT. z. L. WHITE,
6l9 st NV. r-,..o..
GEORGE W WHITE. trustees.
ylSd&ds 019 r st nw..1
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Western Canoe Association.

The ninth annual meet of the Western
Canoe Association is in progress at Bal
last Island, Lake Erie. II commenced July
Is and will continue until the 3oth. There
are thirty members in camp with twenty
two canoes. under the direction OF Com
modore George Munger.
The trophy cup for class B canoes was
won by Secretary II. ID. Huntington OF
Milwaukee. The Gardner cup. for classes
and G, was won by Z. j. Hanson OF Mil
waukee- The Longworth cup, for class c.
was won by n. II. Cook of Chicago. The
latter also won the overheard race. He
broke the record with time OF $40. The
cups are TO be sailed for annually, and al
the end of ten years are to become the
property of the person winning the great
est number of times.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO, AUCTs.
II go PA, AVE. NV
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRIO
RESIDENCE. NO. 2O29 II STREET NORTE

CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICE
RESIDENCE. NO. 2029 II STREET NORTH
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of tn.
District Of Columbia. passed on the 18th day o.
July, 1893. in equity cause No l4sO9 wherein HAIRY
NJ Martin is complainant and Bernard KilmartiI
ct al are fendsnts, the undersigned trustee vii
offer for sale by public auction in front Of the
tses, on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY
OF JULY. 1898. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCE
2; NJ. the west half Of original lpt numbered eieh
(S), in square numbered one hundred and one u0D
with the improvements thereon
Terms of ssle: One-third Of the purchase money te
be paid In cash. the residue in equal
payable respectively IN and two years from dat(
OF sale the deferred payments to be secured by deed
per cent annun until paid interest payable semi
annually all cash. st the option Of the purchaser
Adsposit Of two hundred dollars e20 will
at the time Of sale Terms Of to be complied With
in fifteen dayy from day OF sas,s otherwise trusted
the right to resell the property at the risk
cost Of defaulting purchaser.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG, !
4l2 5th st. W. r-r.
1y1pd&ds 512 F ST. NV.
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jy24-dGdI
W Successors to Latimer Sloan).

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TEETH Strict NORTHWEST BETWEEN
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated the 1eth day of
September 1901. and recorded among the land rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia In ber 1923. folio
CT ssq and at the written request Of the party
a1sflS1 EiH in f9nt Ct ths pIsnsss on FRIP9 the
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered seven (7) in
Walls snbdiyison Of lois IN square numbered three
hundred and tnrfy-f $3.50, said subdivision Ia
recorded in the office Of the OF the District Of
Columbia In book =. d. O.. folio ia. together with
frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale. The amount secured by said deed
OF trust and the expenses Of SALE estimated to amount
to e. 800 to be paid cash and the balance in year.
for which the note Of the purchaser will be taken with
interest at y per centum per annum. payable semi
annually and secured by deed Of trust upon the
erty sod or all cash. at the option of the
deposit OF slOO will be required at the time Of sale
The right Is reserved to forfeit said deposit resell
at the risk and cost Of the purchaser the terms of
sale not complied with within 10 lays day Of
sale. THOMAS A. ROVER
- JOHN EBERT,
H. W. SOHON. Attorney, Trustees.
IA st. n. W. jy2l-l3t
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Chl
1yo4-d&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE TATR IN SobHHX TAK3MX PAsR BEING THE DRUG
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed July 8. 1893. in the
q public AUCTION, in frsnt Of the premises. on FRI
DAY. AUGUST FOURTH, 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. Lot Is Of the resubdivision OF blocks 10 and
IA Of Takoma Park D. G.. located opposite the rail-
road station and at the terminus of the electric
road The improvements consist Of two-story frame
dwelling, used as q drug store.
Terms Of SALE One-third cash one-thrd in one year
and one-third in two years. deferred payments to
bear interest from day Of sale and to be secured by
trust on the property all cash. at option of the
purchaser. Taxes paid to June 30. 1888. Convey.
ancihg and recording at purchasers cost Deposit
$lOO required on day Of sale If terms of sale are
not complied with in fteen days property will be
sold AZ risk and cost of default1ne purchaser
FILLMORE BEALL, Trustee.
jy24-dGds 344 d st n w.
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GOLF FINDS FRIENDS.
The Very Latest Fad 10 Only . Second Co
to ''Shinny."

@sscse = - N Outy OOu8In
to "Shinny."
Golf Is the very latest fad among the
Anglo-maniacs. says the New York Com.
mercial Advertiser. 1t is a good game, too
although safe and somewhat slow, but aw.
fully fashionable, don't you know"
There Is very little difference between
Skinny" and golf. In the former a player
gets an occasional whack on that peculiar
bone just midway between the knee and
ankle and knows thereafter that he has
been enjoying himself. In golf much the
same kind of snub-ended stick and a ball
science in the links
Golf is really a second cousin to shiny"
II Will be popular game at Newport this
season and has also obtained at various
fashionable watering places and summer
resorts, but when the novelty wears of
golf will probably be relegated to the fleet
ing fads.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
All the Cracks Are Entered forthe ~Dosbl
at Chicago.

The preliminary games OF the United
States Lawn Tennis Tournament VIII be
played today at the st. George cr1ckes
Grounds, Chicago. Among the prominene
eastern players are J. S. Clark. Philadei~
phis. who will play with 8. T. Chase
against Cole and Paddock Of Detroit: Hos
favorftes. o. s. Campbell and R. Hu1ting-
ton, jr., who have held the championship
for doubles the last two years, viii not
play In the regular tourney, but vin BE-
called on TO defend their title by the win-
ners. After the national match FOR doubles
there will be a worlds fair contest for
singles. In which all Of the crack players
are entered.
Evening star., 1893-07-25
The Detroit REGATTA.

The worlds Columbian regatta OF the Ma
uonal Association of Amateur Oarsrhen as
Detroit August and 10 promises TO be
very successful. Entries for the various
events close July 2S. but the executivs COM
mittee has decided to receive all ENTREES
which may bear the postmark OF thai date.
even though they may reach Secretary Oe-
car p. Schmidt some days later Arrange
ments may be made for special rates Of
transportation for clubs through any menu
Der OF the executive committees. Shells w11
be carried free II applications are made N
advance
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Earned runs-washington. II: Boston. s..
First base by lerrors-Boston. l. First base
OF Nichols. i. Struck out@By st6ctdaIe.
2: by Gastrigft. /. Home run-Duffy.
Three-base hits-Farrell, Mccarthy Car
O'Rourke. Stricken. Duffy, Mccarthy. Sac
rifice hIts-Hoy, 2; LAFkin, RAdford, Stock
dale Mccarthy, Tucker. 2: Carroll Stolen
base-Long. Double plays--Gasright. Can
gel and Tucker: Duffy and Camel: Lowe.
Long and Tucker. Hit by pitcher-By Stock
dale, /; by Gastrisht, 2. Wild pitch-Gast-
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

U AORAMA HOTEL.
N First-class desirable location pure air rooms
large and light furniture cafe IN connsct.on
Terms. 81 per day for each person; liberal discount
tS PARTIES FDr stH9sse II P3 w
jy11-1m Formerly Of Washington. Proprietors.
EIRsT-CL ACCOMMODATIONS. WITH
Il board. in private residence; convenient 10 three
lines Of direct to fair fifteen minutes rids- MRS
]. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave-. Chicago. te23-3m
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Fast Time for the Csmpanis.

The Cunard line steamer BothntA Capt
Mckay, from Boston. July Is for Liverpool.
arrived at Queenstown yesterday. She re-
norris thar at 7:sO O'Clock Sunday evening.
she nased the Campania Of the Cunard
line. which sailed for New York et
l.n2 o'clock Sunday afternoon with the in
tention OF attempting to break the western
record. The Campania was then leo miles
west OF Queenstown. having covered the
distance in six hours and twenty-etght uin-
mes Ii is predicted that the Campsnia
will take a big slice OF the record.
Evening star., 1893-07-25
The Government Refused silver.

A notice was posted yesterday in the
United States subtreasury at Chicago to
the effect that silver would not be received
During the day many employees Of banks
brought in sacks of the white metal to get
currency in exchange, but they had to
shoulder their loads and go again as they
came. There is more silver lying around
behind the rails of the subtreasury than the
force can handle
Evening star., 1893-07-25
pro~r.ss of the Home Ru,. Bm.

The house Of commons. sitting conmit-
tee of the whole on the home rule bill dis
cussed last evening Mr.. Gladstone's new
financial clause which proposes that Ire
lands contribution to the imperial ex-
cheQuer shall be one-third Of her total
revenue for six years.
Shortly before midnight Chairman Nellor
applied the closure. and the clause In Ques.
ton was adopted by a vote OF 226 TO lsf
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Senators Win by Heavy Hitting.
The Washingtons won at Boston yester-
day by hitting hard and often. Stockdale
the Johns Hopkins University pitcher. whom
Washington secured some time ago. pitched
his first league game, and, the reports say,
did better than Gastright up to the ninth
Senators down, but he failed utterly. The
record against him was five runs made on
a base on balls. five hits and a sacrifice
This lead was beyond Bostons reach. At
tendance 2,407. The score:
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS, D. c..
- washinrton. p C.. July 10. l893.-To all whom
C9mmissioners Of the District Of Columbia that the
health safety comfort. under public act No
10 20 appToyed I ASsu.s 1880 and rsanes., havins
pulls pulsory % permit system, the Commi..ioners hereby
works from AL parties interested until 1 O'Clock
rs ,ms sAIUKDAY, JULY TWENTY, NINTH.
ing. Laying and relaxing sidewalks: Sth street n
w. ives: side. to streets; 10Th street ". west
SIDE. TO streets; 18th street both sides, to
street 9th street n. w., east side from Missouri
Syeape Nh9S TO alley street q south side. from
sides. Pennsylvsnia avenue to street: W street,
north side 18th to 14th streets; 1st street. 9. e.
10Th street Nv, east SIDE Pennsylvania avenue 70
and 163); street n. e. north side between lst and
"a & street, Kenyon street north ,ide between 18th
front of lot 3lst street. north side to streets
BadensburE road west side. Florida to Lewis
ELL, Commissioners, D. C. yy2I-6t
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Big Baltimore Failure.

The Southern Electric Company, one Of
the big enterprises Of Baltimore, Md, made
voluntary assignment to Morrill, n. Pack
ard. Failure to collect overdue accounts
made it impossible for the company to meet
Its obligations. The assets of the concern
are estimated at $4,000; liabilities. $780,
OOO. Mr.. Packard filed a bond for 100000.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR Il Co, Auctioneers,
IL SEQ Pennsylvania ave. n. w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORN FL
TWENTY-SIXTH AND r STREETS NORTH
WEST. BEING PREMISES NO. 2532 ST. n.
W.. WASHINGTON. D. G.
Under and by virtue Of a decree of the Supreme
Cause No IA go. docket No. g. wherein Addison A.
and THOMAS + & Carr Ct Al are respondents. Of date
said aid cause on July l3 AD 1893 and or yu{y ia D:
the premises on THURSDAY. KUGUsT THIRD, A..
D. 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the east twenty
O feet by the full depth thereof Of original lot
ber.d eleven I'D in square numbered twenty COZ in
the CITY Of Washington. This property IL improved
by new brick store and dwelling.
Terms Of sale "a fxed by said decees follows:
one-thrd Of the purchsse money in cash. the balance
IN one and TWO years after date evidenced by the
chasers promssory notes bearing interest the
BY the property sold al cash. At theopton Of the
purchaser. All taxes and assessments viii be paid
ths day Of sale and all conveyancnR and title exami-
nations shall be at the sole cost of the purchaser The
property will be sold clear Of slacurhrances. Terms
Of sale must be complied With within ten uo) days
after the property n sol oF the tratse Will resell ct
the risk and cost Of the defauitna purchaser de-
po.t Of two hundred ts200D dollars viii be required
THOMAS M. FIELDS, Trustee,
U@l-d&ds $40 D st. a. v.
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Amateur Rase Rail.

The Young Star Juniors have won a eana
from the Young Districts by to O.
Faith Council. No. 1s. Sons Of Jonsdah.
will accept challenges from all clubs gona-
cabs preferred. The players are: StTfeby.
Sweetman, Bishop. Ball. Clements. Flat
cher Crfttenden johnson. Kraft. Tvers.
and Storer. Address challenges to a. q.
Bishop. COS r street northwest
The spartans have defeated the Market
House nine by IL to 4.
The Evening Star Newsboys' nine defeat
ed the Cuban Giants juniors recently On
the Monument grounds by Is 70 q.