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DIR. GODDING ON BRAINS.
An Interesting Talk Delivered at the Car
roll Institute Hall.

roll Institute Hall.
"What the brain Of this age wants is rest, not
phosphorus" said DIR. W. W. Godding in
talk to an interested audience at Carroll Hall
Institute last night. DIR. Godding may be ac-
cepted as an authority on BRAINS" the sub
ject of his talk, for he has charge Of the Gov
ernment Hospital for the Insane, and his daily
life is the study Of the brain, its diseases and
cures.
Brain, he said is the special organ Of the
mind In the evolution Of life the develop
ment is toward a nervous system having q
nerve center, and the highest formation of this
system is the brain of man. The human brain
is the store house of that intangible power
which says to the mountain ''move," and with
hands invisible sways the world.
DIR. Godding ridiculed the popular idea that
certain kinds of food. fish for instance, furnish
especial nutriment for the brain. The Esqui-
maux live on fish. but they are not a particu-
larlv brainy people. He did not intend to
decry fish at all, for in proper season Potomac
shad, next to an honest man, is the noblest
work of God. The best kind of brain food is
the beefsteak. egg. milk and wheaton bread Of
the ordinary meal.
He said it is a mistake to expect to build up
the brain at the soda water fountain: to repair
the waste OF brain by pouring into your
stomach quantity OF icy liquid called egg
phosphate in the hope that some atom of phos-
phorus will find its way to the brain.
Alcohol is not good for the brain. The road
to the insane asylum passes close to the whisky
mill and the rum shop. The man who starts
out by refreshing his tired and overworked
brain with alcoholic stimulants is making a
mistake.
In this age of high pressure it is Of the first
importance to the health Of your brain to have
something to do and do it, sleep we'll. eat we'll
and do not worry. So long the individual
is happy in his work the brain can stand great
deal. The three great enemies OF the brain
can be said to be worry, wine and women. He
then spoke word of warning to the young
people about heredIty. Healthy stock is
better than Norman blood or coronets," he
said.
He regretted that people devote too mnch
time to their business. Attend to your bust
ness in business hours and then give your brain
rest. This does not necessarily mean idle
ness. for you can vary the occupation Of your
hrai
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Easy Chairs for Minister'S,

Considerable interest is being manifested in
the contest for the two handsome Turkish
chairs donated by Craig K Harding to the
two ministers receiving the highest and
next highest number of coupons have been
printed at the top of their advertisement in The
STAR for the past thirty days. The highest
fifteen are: Rev. Father Gaab, 1866; Rev.
Ct. l.. Pate, $50; Rev. Father OConnell,
9.642: Rev. A. Harding. 9.367; Rev. Father
Roccofort, s.65l; Rev. NJ. ?. Sullivan. 1871;
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, 6.Ol2: Rev. Father
Ryan. $3.50: Rev. J. T. Cole. 4.S44: Rev. F. d.
Powell. 4.267; Rev. J. II. NJ. Lemon. $3.50;
1915: Rev. c. A. Smith. 1855 There are in
all los contestants. and up to last evening 49,
767 votes had been cast.
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GEORGETOWN MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Its Forty-fourth Commencement Will Take
Place Next Tuesday.

Its Forty-fOurth Commencement Will Take
Place Next Tuesday.
The forty-fourth commencement of the med
ical department of Georgetown University takes
place at the Academy OF Music on Tuesday
evening next. The program Of exercises is a
varied one. The degrees will be conferred By
Rev. ]. Ravens Richards, president of George
town University; the valedictory will be deliv-
ored by Robert Edward Lee Newberne, NJ D..
and Prof. Henry D. Fry, NJ. D., will deliver the
address to the graduates. The Marine Band.
under the leadership of Prof. F. Fanciulli, will
furnish the music.
The list Of graduates is as follows: Morton
H. Bowen. Randolph Breese Brummett, James
5. Cobb, Falconer Davidson, Robert H. Dodge.
Jerre b. Elliott, Charles NJ. EmmOns, +. IL.
Garrison. A. B.: T. Catlett Gibson. j. Spencer
Hough, Arcturus L. Howard, Howard James,
Thomas j. Kean. " NJ. D.: Walter VI. Luttrell.
Charles Lucas, Charles c. Marbury, A. b. !;
Joseph A. McKaig, A. B.; R. l.. E. Newberne.
Joseph NJ. O'Malley, A. c.; John b. Quay. NJ.
D.; Stacy A. Ransom, Jesse n. Reeve, Emory
W. Reisinger, Henry 7. Schildroth, A. ID. Will
kinson.
The officers Of the graduating class are as
follows:
Joseph W. Anderson, L. l.. NJ. president;
Charles B. Campbell. vice president; Victor E..
Watkins, secretary; Ed d. Perkins, treasurer;
n. Barry, financial secretary; E. +. Cummiskey,
librarian
The executive committee consists of c. c..
Marbury. chairman; II. NJ Bowen. r. b. Brum-
NETT. +. Davidson, R. II. Dodge, +. II. Garri-
son, j. 5. Hough Howard James, Chas. Lucas.
J. NJ. OMaley, j. b. Quay, S. A. Ransom, A.
ID. Wilkinson.
Committee on arrangements-James 7. King,
chairman; William d. Appich, W. A. Bennett.
f. W. Braden. H. V. Dresbach, Harry b. Kauff-
man, +. Dudley Lee Alfred l.. Levy. Joseph
Pospisiel William Roberts p Macomber Smith
and c. l. Wertenbaker.
Reception committee-F. Cleveland Test,
chairman; Bailey Ashford, Charles o. Coleman,
Thomas Crittenden. A. G. Greenstreet. Edwin
NJ. Hasbrouck, Joseph NJ. Heller. Gilmore d..
Holmes, Richard II. Jones. Michael r. Nc
Donald, Thomas b. Mcdonald, j. Pratt Neal,
j. Edward Nelson, Charles E. O'Connor, Alb
bott $. Payn, Frederick F. Repett. John s..
Thompson Clarence Z. Yount and George j..
| Zimmerman.
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TAkOMA PARK.

At the special meeting on Tuesday and the
regular meeting Thursday night of Takoma
Lodge. No "a. l. o. o. F.. a large number who
had been initiated received the first and second
degrees.
The ordinance passed by the city council
levying d tax upon dogs has been published,
and will go into effect at once. The authorities
intend that this ordinance shall be rigidly en-
forced
Maurice Bresnahan Of the District of Column
bia has been appointed a marshal or bailiff for
Takoma. whose duty il will be to see that the
ordinances are enforced and preserve order
generally.
Mr.. Jesse ORear and his mother and sisters
have leased the house Carroll avenue re-
Gently completed. and are removing from Mr..
j. X. Swormstedts house Maple avenue,
which latter will be occupied by the owner, with
his family. about the 18th instant.
Mr.. Jos. Il. Birch of Washington will occupy
his cottage here this season as usual.
The repetition of the ''Deestrick Skule' on
Monday evening attracted a house as large al
most as the first rendition, and the fact that
the two entertainments netted the committee
in the neighborhoOd of ESQ is proof of its e1-
cellence
Mrs. Robert G.. Browns luncheon on Thurs
day. to DIR. and Mrs Wilson of Ocean Grove,
y. j.. Mrs. Mamie Davis and Miss Lee Kirk
ham of Chicago. Mrs. f. W. Woodruff and
Misses Newton Mcmillan and Strauss of Wash
was one of the most enjoyable reunions
held in Takoma. The beautiful home of the
hostess with the floral decorations and table
appointments. VIZ arranged with the artistic
skill for which that lady il noted
Mrs. Prentiss Ingraham has gone to visit
friends in Connecticut and Massachusetts, and
will probably select a summer home by the sea
during her absence. Col. Insraham il expected
home from Chicago. where he has been several
months. in the course of a week or ten days.
Nr. Rome DePuy of Indianapolis. Ind. who
Is the first chief of division in the pension Of
fice appointed under the present administra-
ton. has been visiting Mayor and Mrs. Maris
previous To- his departure to his home for the
purpose of bringing his family TO Washington
before entering upon the duties Of his Office.
Mrs. William Adolph OF Washington and
her mother. Mrs. Fleischmann, are guests during
the week of Mrs. Danforth.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Penuett Cushman and Miss
Stella Bennett. with Miss c. VI. Sunny, ali of
Iakoma. were guests at dinner yesterday of Mrs.
and the Misses Winslov of i street northwest
Both the hotels here are already filled with
guests. most of the latter having remained dur
ing the winter. A hotel on the site where the
Log Cabin stands il talked OF and may be &C
complished in the near future.
a Christian EEdeayor social viii be held at
the residence of Mrs. c. VI. Heaton tonight
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AuCTIONEERS,
~ go PA. AVE. NV.

- ATCLIFFE, DARR & co, AUCTIONEERS,
~ go PA AVE. NV.
AssIGNEE,s SALE Of VERY VALUABLE. I'M;
On SIXTH STREET: STREET AND UNION
GANTLY BUILT THREE-STORY, BASEMENT
AND MANSARD-ROOF DWELLING AT THE
CORNER OF SIXTH AND n STREETS SOUTH
WEST MD FOUR FRAME HOUSES ON UNION
STREET, BY AUCTION.
By virtue of two deeds of assignment recorded in
ibers 13 and 73l folios 429 and lis ct seq, one
of the land records of the District of Columbia will
sell by public auction in front OF the premises
FRIDAY, MAY FIFTH. 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ all of original lots -. H. 10. 10, II. IS and
-. i'll square 1p2. the whole property fronting So
feet 9th street and 203 feet 10 inches street
aud l33 feet on Union street Improved by large
3story basement and mansard-roo brick dwelling.
improvements. at the of 9Th and streets and
four frame houses Union street This Is of the
finest and most conviently located properties in this
section 81 the city, being four distinct lines
cars making II easy of from all parts Of the city
and overlooking the Potomac river.
1t is so situated and fashioned to admit of most
desirable subdivlsL into lots OF convenient Sizes be-
ing supplied with 2Ofoot alley along the entire
side of said lots
Terms: $40. 900 in cash. balance in l. . and 3
years. evidenced by purchasers notes. secured by
deed OF trust on the property with interest at the
OF per cent per annum, payable semi-annualy or
cash. at the option OF the purchaser depO sit Of
500 required at time Of sale. Terms to he complied
with in ten days from day of SALE otherwise
reserved to resell at the risk and defauting
purchaser. All conveyancing. recording, &C., at
the purchasers cost.
THOMAS NJ. FIELD. Assignee
ap2J-d&ds i540 d st. n. W.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK DWELLING No. 1912
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS SITUATED ON
THE ALLY THE REAR OF 1olO

TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRICK DWELLING 10; I2i2
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS. SITUATED ON
THE ALLEY IN THE REAR OF NOS. 1910
AND l212 c STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of three several deeds of trust to bear
ing date August 10. A. u. 1891. and duly recorded,
respectively. in Iiber No. 1912. folio as e folio
IS ct and folio 80 ct seq of the land records of
the District If Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees,
will sell at public auction, in front of the premises.
A. d. 1893. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. all those certain pieces parcels of
land and pre- rises situate in Washington
guished as and being lots numbered A. 43 and ~.
in Thomas S. fuckers subdivision of part of square
9 plat recorded in Liber Is. folio lS, of The
of the surveyors Office of the District OF Co
lumbia; said lot Al having frontage of - feet
by depth of II feet and said lots 43 and ~
each having a frontage of 10 feet a Il. 15-foOt
alley by depth of 30 % feet. together with the i'm
proveuents thereon, consisting of one three-story
brick dwelling and two two-story brick dwellings
Each piece of property TO be sold separately.
Terms of sale Ore-thrd of the purchase money in
each to be paid in cash. balance in three equal
payments in one and three years. with interest
cured by deed of trust on the property sold. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 lot Al and 300 each lots 43 and ~ will
be required at the time # sale All conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms of sale to be
complied with davs from dat. of sa
trustees the ri yht to rel at risk and cost
of defaultinE purchaser or purchasers
MAHLON AsHFbRD,l r-r..a..
ap24-eo ADDS d. BROWNE. ! AiUs'ees
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His Effects All Kirhf

Yesterday the old soldier, Nathaniel Daven-
port, who attempted suicide by hanging him
self in the first precinct station, sent to the
Freedman's Hospital for treatment. Yesterday
Mr.. John Bonner of West Virginia called at
police headquarters and stated that he had
Davenport's effects. having found him drunk
on the street on Monday night, taken him home
and kept him till he disappeared on Wednesday
morning. He turned over to Inspector Hol-
hngberger every article that Davenport claimed
to have lost.
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Death of Miss Xenie Rrvau

Miss Venie Bryan, the daughter OF William
Bryan. died at her home. 1929 9th street, last
evening of typhoid fever. after illness of
three weeks. Miss Bryan was prominent
socially, as well as in religious circles. She was
one of the hardest workers for the Christian
Endeavor Society. The funeral services will be
held at Mt. Vernon Church on Sunday after
noon nj g o. clock
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DATcLIFFK. pARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.

VALUABLE THREF-sToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
DWELLING. CONTAINING TEN Rooms AND
BATH. IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION, BEING
HOUSE no; 400 FIRST STREET NORTH
On MONDAY MAY EIGHTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
7. NJ. will sell in front f the premises,
LOT IN SQUARE 62g
Fronting Is feet lst st. with dept of SO feet to
alley. This property is nicely and conveniently
located within walking distance of all the
tive departments sud near the prnti y and pension
offices and T. s. court house ami Is in good repair
being newly rapered throughout.
Terms: One-thiid cash. balance in one and two
years. with notes hearing interest the rate six
per cent. annum from day of sale. payable semi
annually. the deferred payments TO be secured by
deed OF trust on the premises sold. cash. az the
purchasers op,iop. A deposit of 90 required at
time of sale. Terms TO be complied with fifteen
DAYS fro.u sale, otherwise the right resell risk
and cost Of defaultinc purchaser is reserved All
conveyancing. recording. Ike. st purrhasers cost
RATCLIFF. DARR & co.
myl-dSds Auciioneers.
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VAIUBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN, ID. c.. To CLOSE SYNDICATE,
AT AUCTION.
We will sell in front of the premises on MONDAY
MAJ THE FIFTEENTH. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK
?: NJ the following described property: Lots No 50
81 and %. front ng 146 feet ches the side
of Frederick Bath street above Sth or street hy
depth Of loO feet. improved by severl frame dwell
ing houses This properly is well located for a sub
division, Close TO the electric and Massachusetts
avenue extended. and offers a fine opportunity for
investment.
Terms Onet cash. balance in one and two
years. with Interest. all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of sl00 required the time of
sac All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaserls cost IHOS. DOWLING SON.
My4-oSd9 AuctiopeerS.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT on SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN G AND d STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT on SIXTH
STREET BETWEEN AND d STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
1919. folio l ct seq of the land records Of the
District of Columbia will sell front of the prem
ises. on WEDNESDAY. THIRD DAY OF MAY. A d.
1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. PROMPT. the follow
ing described real estate situate in the city WASH
ng'on. in the District of Columbia. and known and
distinguished and being parts of lots nbered
and -. in square numbered SI4. beginning twenty
(20) feet north of the southeast corner of lot IL
running thence north along 9th street twenty COP feet
six 90 inches thence west hundred AID five U05l
feet q, inch. thence south twenty 2) feet six go
inches and thence east hundred and il l0J) feet
Cd inch to the place Of beginning. with all the
improvements. ways. easements. rights. PRIVILEGES
and appurtenanCes TO the same beon SinY any
wise appertaining.
Terms One third of the purchase money in cash.
balance in six and twelve months notes to be
bearing per cent interest per annuIn and to be
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. all
cash. at the option of the purchaser Conveyancing
&c. at purchasers cost deposit of 500 required
at time of sale Terms OF sale to be complied with in
fifteen days otherwise the right reserved to resell the
property at the risk and of defautinR purch
after five days advertisement of such resale
newspaper published in Washington, d. C.
Gr iRGE NJ. EMMERICH,l r.
ap21-dSds GEO. +. HARDIN. if"s'ees
ts-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON AC:
count of the weather. until MONDAY. THE EIGHTH
DAY OF MAY, 4. ID. 1893, same hou- and place
GEORGE NJ. ENMERICH, ru,.o.
my4-d&ds GEORGE f. HARDIN. ! trustees.
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q q. SLOAN & CO.. sucressors 60 Lstimer
-. Sloan. Auctioncefs. 1i0s q St NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF all TEE EISHI, TIT 2
DAVID r PORTER IN THE REAL ESTATE oN
~: = Nh " BStTwkkN I3IH ND 18Th
BETwEtN q AND a srREsTs, wA~HINGToK,
u. G. DEVISED rNDFR TIE Will OF DAVID
+ Il ss'i' RECORDED II WILLS BOOK 80 FOLIO
by virtue of Coed Of trust ia ed the 2lst DAY IF
August. 1891. and recorded in Liler No 1905 folio
.91 e: seq the lard Of the Dis.rIci q
Columbia aud NJ the request Of the party secured
neren, VIII ri q ,yolc aucsnn = front Q, te
oFMAN. 1893. at 70 RO'CLOCK 2. NJ. all the risi.t
little and Interest Of Richard b. Porter an David -
tn" city Of Wa hinlton District Of Columbia "a
All of lots numbered rfty-seyen tbsl. nifty -eislt
Cosl and v-uine 900 in Hopkins' ct al suediyslsn
OF lots in square nsnIb rel one hund ed and eleven
lll) - Uiat recaried in Liber J. X. faIio
:. Of the recori-f the surveyor 81 the District 81
Columbia. with the inipr1Nsinenis therein
on THE SANE DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
lwi!l sell n pnnhc auction in front Of The prei-s
and David r. Porter the following described r.sl
estate situate IN the city of Washington. District a
Al of T. numbered fourteen ill ht.a-n Cls) 80
teen 6'. seventeen a sud eighteen lsD inclusive
IN samuel DAN.ds.ns suldivisiol 81 lots IN squere
NUMBERED one hundref and -nty-si tll ~ Ter pat
recorded in Iber Y K. foio~ and O.of she
o; the Office Of the Of the District vi Con
bis. with the lIllruNe'i ents thereon
Terms Of sale on each are: one--h.ri cash the
balance in year from dsV Il sale with interest
6per NJ rer annuIn. for which payments the ns,e
CURED. le cured by deed of the properly
sold. all cash. AZ the option Il the 'urchsser.
quircd each lo. si tie tim. Il sale. Terms % ~
complied With IN fifteen days from day of sale other
wlse ~ trusiee rsrNs ne rlEit e. r.s- the pr,
conveyanciE recording. &c. at the cost Of the
chaser.
my:j-dkds l3l3Fst nv
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(ut About the Head.

David T.. Monroe was assaulted in Bryan
saloon. Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street.
Yesterday afternoon by Joseph Fleming. and
was badly cut about the head. Officer Kill
martin arrested Fleming. and Monroe was sent
TO the Emergency Hospital.
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A Divorce Granted.

Yesterday Chief Justice Bingham granted a
divorce to Emma II. Nicholson in her case
against Charles 5. Nicholson. They were mar
ried six years ago at Salisbury. n. c., and she
charged that a few months after marriage he
sent her OH visit to her mother and deserted
her
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Marshal yIacNIahOu HI.

Tie veteral Marshal MacMqhon. ex-president
OF the French republic. is sick with the innu-
enza- Owing to his advanced age. ne being
nearly eighty five years Old niUch anxiety 10 ie'
A to the result of his illness.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, M
~ PROVED BY 4 THREE-STORY AND BACK
Building BRICK DWELLING.N NO. lib 21ST

AND
451s ACRES OF LAND on THE NAYLOR ROAD
NEAR THE DISTRICT LINE.
BY virtue of a decree raised by the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia in Equity No.
1890, wherein Theodore Mosher and others COM
piainants and Lee NJ. Mosher is defendant. shall
sell. in front of the premises, at HALFPASr FOUR
OCLOCkP 4. VI. ON SATURDAY. THE SIXTH DAY
Todds subdivision in square numbered hundred
and two 102,, beginning for the same at point in
the line of 2lst street one hundred and thirty five
feet l}J) north from q street. and running thence
north fifteen U5lf feet. thence east hundred 900
feet thence south fifteen (5) feet to public alley,
and thence west along said alley hundred (l00l
feet 10 the beginninr. improved by threestory and
back building brick dwelling.
And by virtue of said decree shall sell on the prem
ises, at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. on MONDAY. THE
Discovery" in the county of Washington, District Of
Columbia. abutting on the Nayor road about a quar-
ter OF mile bey ond the village of Good Hope, and ad
joining n subdivision of the Goldin farm This tract
eiGibly located for subdivision and building pur-
poses
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
cash and the balance in and two from day Of
SALE with interest at the rate of six centum
Gnnun, payable semi annually. The notes of the
ments and To be secured by deed of trust the
erty sod. or all the purchase money to be peid in
cash. at purchasers option. deposit of 300 the
lst street property and of $3.50 the country prop
ancing, notarial fees and recording at purchasers
cost II terms of sale are not complied with within
fifteen days after day of sale the trustee the
right resell at risk and Of defaultng purchaser
after five days advertisement.
SAM'L MADDOX. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 son.
ap25-d&ds Auctioneers.
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WORLDS FAIR.

THE WORLDS FAIR
L VISITORS ALLIANCE
VIII sell you 10 dsys' trip the Columbian Fxpo-
siluu Tor Gully 500 iirlnding fr-tclass tickei 20
Ghlcags over ei-li,r rai rlai. birth. fneal-
route. and board FOR DAYS one u ttty
hOte.s aud boarding houses IN Chiczgol. six ad-
missions t. the opposition. transfer e self ani
ar" first clhsS ucEot aud ueas route hoiI,e
vi hout sleel -. slb GA Vii out ~,ier and meals
$1,000. Gail AT ALLIANCE BUILDING, 80. !th a.
W. for circulars. AZ. Apl5-lIa
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

I)URLIC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
offer at auction at Rock Creek bridge on road from
R9sSkyii,e to N3,peck in MontgoHeEy county; on
NJ. valuable farm of l65 acres, lying on both
sides of Roc creek and with front on road suit
able for dairy or subdivision into small tracts The
place IS abou2 miles from Rockville in good neigh
borhood Terms easy. Convey ancing at cost OF pur-
chaser. tmy33,l TALBOT TALBOT. Attys