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ATLANTIC DIVISION MEET.
Athletic Clubs Preparing for the Champion
Contests at Philadelphia.

Athletic clubs are gradually getting their
teams in excellent condition for the coming
Atlantic Association championship meeting.
The event will be held in Horticultural Hall,
Philadelphia, this year. The ring for boxing
and wrestling will be on an elevated stage in
the center of the hall, thereby giving spectators
either in the balcony or on the main floor an
opportunity to witness the contests without any
obstruction.
The Philadelphia Amateur Swimming Club
have large team of men in training and pro-
pose 20 do their utmost to repeat their victo-
ries of January and Z. The Bank Clerks Ath-
letic Association, which organization has re-
Gently taken great interest in wrestling, do not
intend to be denied one or more championships
and under the direction of their instructor,
Emil Beck. their team is rapidly approaching
championship FORM
Messrs. Kimmcl and Reilly Of the Pittsburg
Athletic Club will in all probability visit the
city again and endeavor to retrieve their de-
feats of short time ago. The Philadelphia
swimmers send a team on Wednesday next to
the iron city, and there is considerable
reciprocity in athletics the western wrestlers
will no doubt journey east the following week.
The Neptune Boat Club of Baltimore, the
leading boxing and wrestling organization of
tho south. will be represented by q number Of
skillful men in the various classes of boxing.
Their team is already in training under the
eyes of Capt. Chas. S. Montel and Athletic
Director W. VI. Mackdermott
The Excelsior Athletic Club Of Scranton, the
banner amateur organization of the coal
regions, have several surprises for Quaker city
boxers. They have q number of athletes who
have rapidly developed into skillful men with
the gloves and they intend to make q strong bid
for the association supremacy.
Delegations OF club men from Washington,
Baltimore, Wilmington. Atlantic City, Scranton
and Pittsburg are arranging to visit the tourney
and the competitions on February "a and IS
promise to amply repay them for their trouble.
Amateur Billiard Tournament.
The following table shows the final standing
in the amateur (handicap) billiard tournament
at the Galaxy billiard rooms, which was con-
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The c. A. c. Bowling Tournament.

The second assignment in the final series of
the bowling tournament OF the Columbia
Athletic Club did its little part last night,
and right well did it carry itself. To the
casual looker-on it would not have seemed pos
sible that the majority of the bowlers in last
nights games were those who had the second
lowest averages in the previous series, because
every man BOWED 80 well and good totals were
the result. At least three of the six will move
up several pegs in the general round mp at the
end of tie series. Mr.. Frank W. Stone was
unable to be present and DIR. r. C. Fisher
moved up from his assignment and filed the
vacancy, and DIR. q. b. Young took the place OF
DIR. Harris. who had bowled with the first as
signment.
The addition Of DIR. Young and DIR. Fisher
very materially helped to make a good showing
for the assignment OF the evening, notwith-
standing the hard luck that seemed to run
along in DIR. Fsher's work. He seemed to be
extremely unfortunate, as q lot Of bad splits
tended greatly TO keep his score down. While
he finished second to DIR. Young. yet he by no
means did as well as he has been known to do.
He led, with l64 as his highest score Eugene
johnson seemed to have had luck. he had split
after split which Melted him nothing and his
highest ambition to make 200 and better fell
by the wayside. as l59 was the best he seemed
TO be able to do for his highest game
Howard Perry did not bowl as good a game
as he has shown himself capable of doing,
though he showed some improvement over his
efforts in the previous series. His highest
game was 1872 His friends still have hopes
that he will some day become a bowler.
Mr.. Stickney led the evening in the number
Of strikes. having fourteen to his credit. He
showed very marked Improvement over his
former work and bowled q very steady game.
Arthur Moses was satisfied with the result oi
his work and does not complain, as he moves
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His Genuine Last Words.
From the Kansas City Journal.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Erred Howard tells a good story Of an in
cident in Georgia, +" said the lawyer. "Hs was
in one Of the confederate cemeteries near At
lanta and saw fine monument that had been
erected over the grave Of lieutenant who had
been killed in battle. After giving the name and
usual dates the inscription closed with the
TO die for ones country As Howard was
looking at the monument . tall, bronzed south
erner came up and Fred remarked that it Was .
very touching sentiment and wondered IL the
man had really said that a. he died. Tho reply
was: Well, not exactly. You see. WAS at hi
side, and he Just said: This ID - tough, to
60 all through the war and be plugged By {
Tarheel at lAst"'"
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EDWIN d. HAY,
DANIEL O'C. CALLAHAN. Trustee
dSds 40, NJ yort a.
u ATCLIFFE.' DARN CO.. AUCrIONEERS
~ 50PENNA. AVE. n. W.

IL &soPENNA. AVE. NV.
ESTATE siTUATkD Ar THE c6RSER Re OF +
ED BY OFFICE sFEftI hSD S %AEE
LOT ONE. II BLOCK 10. s. IN THE suBp1.
ES!2S ks2SS Is The DisHhIdf S s.
II gf FEET fsRk b SAIH
LEA .Nn on THE TMo-sTogy BUILDING
As R asAEFE NoRTHT SHSf IN REAR OF iai
BY virtue Of deed Of assignment given to and
SALE IN front Of the respective premises. by public
Aar kF Fopko EE6 eeK
in the city OF Washington District Of Columbia. to.
LOTS ONE %; GTS g saJ THEE soS 5" AND FOUR
re Spsns loo seei on 18th St By depth Of 24l
ana and hu ls5ss
rs ,. sSa 'a ass
subject to trust for $40. 600 Lots one a. two csj.
an :: ss. q e.
cent TsI pc. a az nun payable ssmi-annually
{, ST. and the 81, balance in one and two
payable semi-snnuaiy and 70 be secured by deed q
5I x, upon S sns premises sold OF ~ c,s option
time OF sale. WV :" ~ p-'0 - 'i''
ALSO.
H F1Ek n sYST
THE PREMIsFs AN HHoNA We
LOT oSE cD IN BLOCKS
~ the subdivision known as the PALISADES OF
vii Be ed 81 q ass FOB
NTH interest at the rate Of per cent Annum
Terms lover and above the trust, cash deposit o.
SlOO required at the time Of sale.
TIETh. 1895. AT FOUR O'CLOCK. In non. Of the
LOT IS IN BLOCKS.
LIE DEOrT PARK
Fronting 35 feet by depth of IS feet.
ns lot viii be sold subject to deed OF trust for
annum, payable semi annually.
Terms OF sale lover and above trust): ali cash,
oa1ance In one year from day Of sale the deferred
payment bearing interest at the rate of cent
sale.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TMENTf-flRST. 1888. AT FOUR O'CLOCK,
We WILL SELL, IN FRONT OF THE PREM-
hNb cAsPs n TIE sE6p * REAR
OF NO. 1874 81 STREET NORTHWEST. subject
= 70 annual rental Of 425A
Terms o. sale: All cash. deposit of $50 required
land pr.mises and isaseSol4 msntionsd ABOVE must
&c compied with In esch in fifteen days from the
day OF sals otherwise the right to resell the
md siss aas
nswsp.psr pubiishsd IN Ws:hinSsoa. 5. G. All con-
vsyapctns. recsrdtns be-. to be at the cost Of the
OF e NJ n g sef ssv'ra sales
ssz-dAas sa'isns. . q < ). aef:.a.
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J. WALTER COOKSEY, Iruste
feS-d&ds 344 ID St NV
THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
L
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,

TRUSTEES SALE. OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BLOCK z. TRINIDAD.
BY virtue of deed Of trrst dated Angust PC. 1892.
the land records of the District of Columbia and at
the Of the party secured thereby will sell
In front of the Premises MONDAY, F BRUARY
TWENTIETH. 1893. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CIOCK
r. M. part Of lots numbered twenty three (2:) and
tvs nty -four (4 in B. p Watrous' bdivsion of part
Of block OF Trinidad. with improvements thereon.
Terms: One third cash. ba lance in one and two
years with interest secured by deed of trust on the
property or I'll cash. at the option of purchaser.
deposit of S00 required time of sale IF the terms
of sale not complied with in DAYS the trustees
the right to resell AT risk and OF default
ing purchaser. Conveying and recording at pur-
chasers cost
SAMUEL H. WALKER
49, ASS la. ave. n. W., I r.
MICHAEL l. WELLER, Z trustees
fe7-dEds 400 Pa ave sc
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Chief of Police Senvey of Omaha, Neb,
issued manifesto yesterday requesting the
Omaha Athletic Club not TO permit the DAILY
O'Donnell fight to take place and declaring
himself opposed to prize fighting in general.
The club will probably call the fight of
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Inc mouse anu the health Omc0.
Health Officer Hammett Of the District Of
Columbia says the statement published that the
White House had been pillaged by the en-
ployes of the health Office in the course Of the
'fumigation made necessary by scarlet fever
infection is greatly exaggerated. He has afi-
davits In his possession made by the agents Of
the department, who deny that any OF the sew
ersl articles spoken OF as being stolen, namely,
gilt clock a cut glass bottle, gilded swan
and some memorandum books, we're taken by
them The articles destroyed, they say, were
only those authorized under the law in cases
o. contagious Diseases He states further
that before the health authorities began the
fumisation Of the sick room they were IN
formed by Mrs. Russell Harrison that every
thing the family desired kept had been re-
moved to the basement for disinfection. Sew
erai articles, including the clock, were left in
the sick room by the men after they hac COM
pleted their fumigation, but what became Of
them subsequently, the men in their afadavits
say, they do not know. The entire value Of
the missing property is represented - being
less than IS.
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Peter Maher Thrown From a Horse,

Peter Maher, the Irish champion pugilist,
had narrow escape from death Sunday
evening at Hot Springs. Ark. Ho was out
horseback riding with a party Of friends when
his horse became unmanageable and threw the
rider against a telephone pole. He will be laid
up for a week.
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CHICAGO. Feb. ia meeting of members OF
the Washington Park Club interested in pigeon
shooting held at the club office OF the
Palmer House yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of making final arrangements for a shoot
to be held here between representatives Of a
number OF eastern and local clubs February ~.
Already seven Of the most prominent clubs in
the east have agreed to send teams and the oc-
casion will be made gala one. A cup valued
at $500 will be the trophy for a shoot in teams.
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THIS EVENING.

COX OOn WORTH OF DIAMONDS, COZ d
sOHC,OVO watches. hne silver ware and other
NER, Auctioneer. GIL Pa. ave-. under Metron Hotel
n16-3m
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT ANAcosT1A

Rra1TiEPI coIT. .n t1o al aSAC0sIIA
By virtue of cert ain deeds OF trust duly recorded in
hber 400. folios 800 and 3D. and l4l0 folio 1876 ct
linbla. and at the request Of the parties secured
thereby we will offer for sale the prem FRI
DAY, FEBRUARY SEVENTEENTH, A. D. lSll3 at
HALF;PAST FOURoCLoCKP NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in Anacosta the Dis
tIict Of Columbia; Lots 30. %. 40 Al 40 and 43 in
block No Of OREGON l. Green's subdivision of Chi
chester per plat of said subdivision as duly re-
corded in county iher folio "a of the records
OF the surveyors Office of the District OF Columbia
Terms: One-third cash. balance to suit the DUR
chaser. deposit of 300 will be required on each
piece of property at the tine Of sale. All
and recording at the cost Of purchaser Terms be
complied with within ten days after sale. otherwise
the trustees reserve the right resell the property
at the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser or
purchasers
DaNiEL orc. CALLAHAN Trustees
fe3-d6ds l4o5 New York aya
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DIR. J. J. Shirley lectured yesterday to the
pupils in the eighth grade Ct the Tower school
on 1.-The Functions and Structure Of the
Brain" DR.. Shirley has on previous occa-
sions given instructions to the pupils
Of this school on 1.-THE Eye" .sThe Ear"
and The Heart" The doctor makes his lee
lures clear and Ineligible to the pupils by ex-
hibiting in whole and in sections the objects
from which his lectures are drawn.
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pEoF. l. wUNpRAArs ELECTORAL

Has wide reputation in Europe . nerve tonic ssd
appetizer and al thoss sicted with nsrvossns csn-
srai disability or impaired digestion VIII dsr1vs
real benefit from the Of this ps,sssbis saa
aromatic herb msdcins than from any similar pssps-
ration On ths markst while sch hssdschs vfn vsnsuh
before IL liks magic Physarisns prssosbs ~ -
sals By schslsr sssvsns. or I'm - "a n. 80.
and drueEise esnsrsiiy.
d. JULIUS DrKxELr 90.
Alsxandzsa. We. o.ssrs Assas o. .. q - 60
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WM. BUsEY, a workman employed in the con-
sfruction OF bridge on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad near Garrett Park. had both legt
broken yesterday by stone falling upon him
He was removed TO a hospital in this city.
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A0PMG1[E9[E ART
SALE

CLOSING OUT THE ENTIRE COLLECTION OF
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS FOR AC-
COUNT OF MISS EMMA BROWN. FORMERLY
OF PHILADELPHIA AND 20 EAST 23D ST
NEW YORK.
The entire collection. consisting OF OF the
choice pieces Of Antique and Modern Satsuma. macy
Of them purchased q. the centennial at Phadephi
In 1876 Also Beautiful Large Vases Koras, Bronzes.
Cracker Jars, Rose Jars Idols. Carved Swords and
many other useful and handsome pieces
This tine collection will he exhibition on WE'D
NESDAY. FEBRUARY FIFTEENTH, 1893 within
our sales ROOM 1909 G street.
Sale commencing THURSDAY following az ELEVEN
A. NJ and THREE p. NJ. and will continue at same
hours each day until the entire collection Is sold
fe13-1m LATIMER SLOAN. Aucts
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A food for the heslthy-Cudahy's sRex" Brans
Extract of Beef. A drink for the sickly-Cudahy'd
"Rex" Brand Fluid Beef.
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I ATIAER 4 SLOAN. Aucuonser.. l4o7 @ St
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
For the estate Of
L DE BEAUKAvL.
Compristnes
SUPERB COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE MN
IATUREs. OLD JEwELRY. FINE
BRoNZEs. ANTIQUE SILVER. RARE
BRIC-A-BRAC OF ALL KINDS AND A
GREAT VARIETY OF RARE AND BEAUTI-
FUL ARTICLES FOR INTERIOR DEcoRA-
TON. ALSO A VERY CHOICE CoLLEo-
TON OF SUPERIOR EUROPEAN OIL
PAINTINGS. representing such celebrated
artists as
HENNER, DOMINGO, MISSIONER,
CoRoT. DELACRoIx. DIAZ. DUPRE.
CoMPTE-CALIX. JACQUE. FRoMEN-
TIN. BARBADO. RICHTER, ROssI,
RoSsEAU. ZAMACoIS AND OTHERS
OF NOTE.
The whole to be sold
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
14o7 ST..
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY 10. 10 AND IL. 1898,
AT IL A. NJ. AND P. n EACH DAX
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY ID AND IA
FROM 10 A. NJ. UNTIL 6P n
p 8. This is . very rare collection Of great
merit. and well deserves the attention of con-
noisseurs and others In search Of scarce
articles.
Catalogues 1T our Office.
LATINER L SLOAN,
Ancaonssrs.
felo-5t l4O7 q -
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cut that is out of all reason and f.;rness 7
only want to be treated the same q other peo-
pie" p'o
hiilen declined to say what amount Of salary
mad been offered him, but il is understood that
the sum was less than % OOO
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Chicago's mammoth pork trust will have Q
competitor in the shape Of . big syndicate In
Philsdelphia after March l.
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MEDICAIL Gc
FUTURE DAMS

DR MILLER, loe7 9TH ST. W. TREATS ALL
- chronic Affections Of the eye. ear throat luur.
uSer kidneys sna obscure Diseases years IN city
otnce hour. 9to Il a m and = &C. 2. feiS In.
DRofEssIoNAL MASSAGE CAN RE OBTAINED
With the best Of medical reference BY Applying a
P3eth NV. az Am.
SrRANaERs. TAKE NoTICE-pRs PRoTHFRs
- and Gray treat all diseases. 20 cure NJ raw
Only Established advertising physicians In fhi. sty
Established - years. aod st 3A3l-l rns
TAPE WORMS REMOVED WITH HAD on Nh
charge at slp ~ 81 q. Reference: Richard Pert-
Der. with Mike scAnlon. 9th shove Pa ave . Her
bert Gordon. zoos Az ST J. r.. iner, 1917 h
Ct e. i..sf-lm.
CONSULT THE ONLY UROsCoPfAN PHYSf-
~ clans In Washington, nrs. BROTHERS and GRAY.
near forty ave years NJ aOd Brt I'VE have 70
ducei the signs Of inctpient disease almost GER
afnty by examining into the ch-mioal character v
urinary depositsn We will iesrrib@ your disr,-a sat
symptoms without a-kne question by IN. urins
In the morning. We treat all diseases suc@-sfullv 70
which the human family sub,e-f-dy~p-I.sia cot-
stipatfon. piles scrOfuiA rheumatism hrunchift.
nts and al nervous dseAses, disease. Of the skfn
lungs. stomach. kidney. &c. ,al7-In-
nR. BROTHERS. INvIGORATINa CORDIAL IL
~ powerful Nsrve slim nj ant aud Touir. W Allths
remedies FOR Nervous Debility. Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis aud that class Of people Mo
srewesk miserable, lethsrR1c slespy. lack 4 Ama-
ton and zes there is remedy equal this Coriia
IL has been In use for near ortyys years this az.
Laboratory. 9oJ Is st. ~ gAlslm'
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ONwATER STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY FL RST AND TWENTY
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUC-
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH. 1898.
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell.
in front of the premises lots 80 and 81 in square So
imrroved by small tenement houses.
Terms; One-third cash. balance in one and two
with interest secured by deed of trust on the
property or ali cash at the option Of the purchaser
Conyeysncing and recording ct cost OF purchaser.
feS-d6ds THOS. BOWLING SON. Aucts
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Hanlan Going to ENGLAND.

Hahfah Gofhy 10 fnCYand.
Hanlan starts for England today to row Bu-
bear.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS T. wAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TkT ESTE ss sbtE 81 2E, LOT OF WEST SIDE o.
BY Two-sToRY FRAME bwKiLfNe. ED
No s73 folio $50 sea- Of the land records Of the
District of Columbia the request OF the marty
thereby secured will sell at public suction in front
IN 1893 FHG 9ct EESEPAsY
the north IA feet front ~ by full depth Of
lot "a in square 502 now lot 70 in Elizabeth wstsons
provements ~ above stated.
must be made the time Of sale bsisace in equal IN
notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust property sold
will be taken. or al cash. the option "a the pur
days from sale the the right resell
q risk and cost Of defauitine purchaser after
aays, advertisement All conveyancins and record
7. z wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. fsss-dSds
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucs.- 0l2 st. n w.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia IL hereby siven thai
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TwENTY-THIRD.
1898 the lease OF the hsh wharf and nsh stalls tbs
public auction the highest BIDDER for the term Of
one ger frop March 1895 as follow; AZ Two
the msrfss 70 the Sshss ~
terms cash IN sdv.nos. Also At THREE ocLocK
NJ on the same DAY. on , street between 7th and
Washington market. al ishfs end priviiesss srsnssd
or allowed BY the laws Of the corporaton 81 washns
ton TO establish whsryss or docks for he lendins
and no vhsr or dock shsn be dssasd eisi6is Srls.:
ne lisss S.s..:E Tts :ss:::s - s9d i4ss ~.
s ssS y :.Is 80 VI So essf &3ss, '3 Z:
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORR ROW,

TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auceoo..n.
srrcI6sf SALE
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRE. CARPETS. BED
AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW. fEBRCARr SIXTEENTH NJ
HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK A. II ne shail al Al
our sales room, cor. 10th snd perrs- svp. n " tse
balance Of furniture hand from srne< q sale
PARLoR. CHAMBEk and DINING RooN FCR-
NlTCRE.
Also
Terms cash WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
1t Auetioneers-
II BERNHEIMER ( CO.. Ancnoneer..
AAs successors 70 Weeks 4 Co
6S7 Louisiana ave.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS.
HANDSOME DISPLAY OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrURE. CARPETS. &c. ko
Bed Room Sets. IN Walnut ana Ash several Fine
Bookcase French Plate Mrror-har sideboards srr-
eral Fine Psrlor Suites in Plush Bureaus wssh~tand
Bedstesds Hair and Sbuck Mattresses wardrobee
Pillows and Bolsters. 500 Wire and CpholsterNA
Cots. Cane seat and Ieath-r-seat Chairs Oeocrsphs
and OF Paintings. W. W SPRING.. CARPETS. Russ 10
&c Also large assortment Of goods too numerous ID
mention. A. BERNHEINER Co,
~ Auctioueers.
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I ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.

/ AIIMEh SLUAN, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE LOT. X STREET NEAR
CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTEENTH, 1893
af1NE O'CLOCK p. NJ IN front of the PREMISES, we
Will sell Lot "a IL 126 fronting D feet
ming back l4 feet inches alley 20 feet wide.
This is splendid building site for handsome resi-
dence and being situated in Of best neighbor
hoods should command attention.
Terms: Purchaser to assume a deed Of trust for
$1,000. with two TO balance IN cash. the
whole of the purchase money be paid in cash. at
purchasers option. $50 will he required time OF
sale Terms 20 be complied with Afte~n days; title
perfect. LATINER SLOAN
fe9dSds Auctioneers-
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T ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers,
14o7 and 1909 est
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FUTURE DAYS.

N $40 PA. AVE. NV.
CIGARS BY AUCTION.
80. 600 LONG FILLED
CIGARS. BEING
MANUEL GARCIA,
LA CAROLENA,
ESTREIA DE HAVANA
On TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWENTY.
ElRSI, at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell at our rooms,
S2O Pennsylv ants avenue northwest, the above
superior brands Of CIGARS TO which invite the trade
and private consumers
fei5-dkdbs RATOIIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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Amateur Billiard Tournament.

The following table shows the final standing
in the amateur (handicap) billiard tournament
at the Galaxy billiard rooms, which was con-
cluded Monday evening. A handsome billiard
cue was awarded Mr. Foote ID the prize:
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RnruxArIsx cured BY salvation on, CSC.
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SALE OF LOT ON WEST SIDE OF
FOUR AND HALF STREET Bf.TWRFN N
AND y STREETS souTHWEsT. IMPROVED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15

AsSIGNEE,s SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-15

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