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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR n CO.. AUCTS.,

II ATCL1FFE, DANK 4 CO.. AUCTS.,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FLORIDA AVE.
NUE. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET BY
On Friday AFTERNOON, JUNE SECOND, a,
FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer for sale in front of the
premises. By direction OF the owner,
LOTS 81. 33 AND tHE WEST HALF OF
LOT "a,
IN SQUARE 6GS
This valuable property should command the stten-
lion OF arties IN search of desirable building sites
Terms: One-third cash, the balance in one and two
years per cent per annuIn payable semi annually,
secured by deed 81 trust on tie pro erty Sold al
cash. at the option of the purchaser. A do ost OF
SOO on each lot required upon accordance Of bid II
tile terms or sale not COMPLIED with In fifteen iav,
rom the day Of sale right reserved tie Prop
cry az the risk and cost of the deaultinS purcha
nj Ter five days advertisement OF such rosa in spme
newspaper lu5'ish-d IN Washington. D. G.. All CON
Vey iicily and recOrnra the cost of the
r.y2.-l&ds MATCIIECE DAER A. 90 Ancrs
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
RIAL ESTATE FRONTING GO 1O.lO0 FEET ON
The NORTH SIDE OF NEW YQLK AYEMUG
BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
N0RrHWESr; RUNNING BACK TO 3o-Fo0I
PtBL1C ALLEY, AND BOUNDED ON THE
By virtue of decree passed February 5. 1899. in
equity cause No: l3.2Ql, Henry Stewart ct al. IS.
John Stewart e, al Supreme Court District Of 90
NEsDAY. JUNE SEVENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
NJ. III front Of the premises. original lot five (5). In
square Ave hundred and fourteen (5l4). Washington.
d. G.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. one-third in one year
and onothird in TWO notes to be given for de
ferred payments, secured by deed % upon the
premises sold and bearing interest at the rate Of per
cent per arnum. payable einiannuslly. all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit of 500 &c
be made at time SALE Terms Of sac be complied
with within ten days premises resold at risk Of
fauIting purchaser. Conveysncing and recording at
purchasers COST.
JACKSON H. RALsToN; Trustee,
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
l. CABELL WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
my25-d&ds 4SO La ave-
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
6E, st. n. w.
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CONCERT IN HER HONOR.


The infanta showed no signs of fatigue after
her trip to Yves: Point. She dressed for the
concer. given in her honor bv the Spanish coll
ony, anil announced her readiness to go shortly
after . O'Clock Cen Horace Porter and Gen.
James NJ Varnum and her suite accompanied
her. 1t was $50 when the party arrived at
Carnegie Music Hall. where the concert was
held The Saragossa Band stood opposite the
private entrance and PLAYED the Spanish ma
tional air rs tie carriage with the princess ar
rived.
The infanta and party were escorted to the
three boxes in the center of the first tier and
directly over the entrance. These boxes had
been thrown into one and were decorated with
the co.ors OF Spain and the United States. The
princess. with Prince Antonio on her left sat
In the center. In the boxes at the right and
left were members CO the citizens committee
Of one hundred and their wives. the officers or
the Spani-h meR-of-wdr and the caravels. Tho
rest Of the house was only partially illed, ow-
ing TO the exclusivepezs % the Spauisfl-Ameri-
cans who conducted the affair.
The iuianta will visit Riverside today and
rllce a wreath OF flowers on Gen. Grants tomb.
At o'clock there viii bs reception AZ The
SAVOY, given by Commander Davis, the
representative OF the CGi:ed States. 10 tho
mayor and members Of the committee CT ono
hundred. In the evening il ia on the program
for the Infanta to 80 to the Fifth Avenue The
a,cr.
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Hursrrs House..
SARATOGA SPRINGS. ny.
First-class family hotel open from May Is to Ne
vember l. Send for illustrated pamphlets to
my26-3ot wB. HUEsTIs. Proprietor.

= IhIBLlNU SPRINGS.
Shenandoah Mountains, Va
Alum. sulphur and Chalyb-ate weters within go
feet OF the hotel House rebuilt with Arst-class
pointinents aud service Of the best
Send tor crcilsr.
myls-tu. thSs26t CHICHESTER & STEWART
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auc,ien-ers
l. GlS Z st, N W.
EXTCJTEIX's SALE oFvAIuABLE IMPROVED
HIGH STREET. GEoEGFToWN.

- = AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1893 AT FIVE
o'CLOCkP II. will sell, front If The PREMISES
the south halt, o- - from: by depth of about l30
feet. Of lot 1S in Beatty and HAWKINS addition
Ge7r-3town. frpn-in- the sids o; High or
Sd street between West or and Stoddsrt or .
streets. and improved by two-story and attic brick
dwelling.
Terr.s OF sale: Cne-third cash. the residue IN two
equal payments at one and wears. the deferred
payments TO be cured by the purchasers prcissory
notes, bearing per cent interest. payable semi
annually and deeds Of trust the property sold or
all cash 1T he option Of tn purchasers convey
ard recording at purchasers cost. Terms be COM
rlei with in ten days from day of sac. deposit OF
S2OO reg hired at time OF sale
CATHERINE BOHRER
Executrix % Geory" \. Bohrer,
rnyo|-dSds .,l3 lith ST a o
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rY3'-ls
HUNcANsoS BROS. Auc.ioueers.

AVt NE iED FOURTH STREET~ NORTH
EASJ- md Al esRNER OF FOUSTu AND y
LS1 ATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY THIRTY
FIRST. A u. 1885,, at FIVE O'CLOCK, J will sell in
ont nf the premises lot II. IN squar. 1S4 fronting
10 feet Narvlaud ave. and running line OF 4th
ST. about 50 fee and cont ini- Ol1 IS square feet
improved by FRY dwelling
and NJ HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK on the same
afternoon viii sell in f-Cnt of the PREMISES the west
Il feet inches frc Mt by Jhe derth thereof lot 3 all
- lots I anl - square Sl4. This property fronts
- feet rch north street and 12i feet 4th ST.
est. and will make a SPLENDID plot fOT building.
Terms OnP-third q. the purchase money in cash.
the balarca in one and two a o per cent per
annum interest. pay able sa,n-t annually, and be
secured by deed CT trust the property sold. all
cash the option of the purchaser deposit of $500
will be require. each ri.ce o: PROPERTY at time OF
sale. Convey a'Cnr, &c at purchasers cost. Terms
- be comp lei with IN fifteen days. otherwise the
Ti-ht reserved 70 resell tie pTD;erty the risk and
cost % ,!efau,tiu< purchaser after Ave DAYS adver-
risarcrt such resale in some newsp2T published
n Wash n<tOn, D. C.
JOHN T. LARNEE,
Attarnev for the estate of Emily II. Reed deceased
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TOCLOSE AN ESTATE.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. GA F
STREET SOUTHWEST. AT PUBLIC AUC-

~ G. SLOAN Co, Auctonecrs. HOT G. ST. n. W.
VI Successors to Latmer Sloan.)
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SPRINGS AND BATHS

A RANDALL SPRINGS HOTEL
IA BEDFORD pa
WILL OPEN FOR L RECEPTION Of cr-ror,
JUNE L
renowned for its high standard OF exce,,e,ce and
Win It's springs O. most remarb able curs,iy. yr.,s
make II most deligh,ful well heal,hfui snnsr
nome; or circulars and terms address
my Dim ALsIP SMITH
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS FRFD-
So, eTeT cdanty vi will ne open 2ist OF June new
gas; sanitary arrangem-nts perfect: capscty 90.
zen minutes drive from rsilroad station 10 ,1rinss
write Tor na'nphlsts- r. c. JORDAN w,J3.om
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nRUNkENEsS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSI-
~ ltEelv cured by administering
Dr. HAiNES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
N"'d by =. +. WARE. Druyris.. Wsshnrt,n ..--,v
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THOMAS DOWNING 4 son. Aucticn,e

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HORSES, CARTS.
BuGGIEs. HARNESS. PICKS. sHovELs. TAR
Of IFRIDtI. jUNf SECOND. 1893, AT TEN
0CIock A, NJ, WE Will SILL on THE
IRLMlSEs, -C0RNEi' OF path STREET AND
NIhGINIA AVENUE, HORSES. CARTS. HARNESS,
,'UGGIES, PICKS. tHoVELS. TAR KETTLES,
LOT OF OLD IRON, &c.
ANNA C. MCCARTNEY
my21-dts
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
~ q. SLOAN co Auctioneers, 14O7 G st.
" (successOls @ Iati,ner SIoany

n g. SLOAN l. co. Auctioneers. 14O7 G ST.
70 (SuccessoIs to Lati;ner < Sloanl.
IMPORTANT SALE TO H0rsEKEEpERs. AND
FURNISHERS. COMPRISING ABOUT
$50. 900 WORTH OF NEW FURNITURE
HAND .OM- PARLOk SUITES IN THREE, FIVE
MD SIX PIECES; CHAMBER SUITES IN MA
HOGAN, PAX AND CHERRY: >IDEBpAKDs
TABLES OF ALL KINDS. REFkIGERATORS.
CAM AND LEATHER STAT DINING CHAIES,
LEATHER COUCHES AND EASY CHAIRS,
DISKS. SECRETARIES, BOOK CASES, CAB
1NElS IN CHI FRY, OAK AND MAHOGANY;
CHINA CLOSETS. WICKER AND RATTAN
EUhSITCRE. LIBRARY SUITES. MATTINGS,
FANCY ODD CHAIRS. ROCKIES AND TABLES
1NLAID AND BEAU TIFULI.Y UPHOLSTERFD
SUITES, HANDSOME LACE CURTAINS AND
HANGLNGS: OFFICE FURNITukE; Such As
s N4365bIING,Tor PTSKf GH Az OF H Tia
LAKGEsT iNn MIST ATTRACTIVE SAILS
OF tn. KIND HELD IN THIS CITY FOR
y. B.-YaF SALE Is BLING MADE BY ORDER
OF THE MANUFACTURERS, AND EVERY
ARTICLE MUST BIZ SOLD.
On WEDNESDAY snd THU ,SDAY. MAY THIRTY
FIRST and JUNE FIRST. 1877. commencing each
,ley At Ten O'CLOCK A. VI. within sales roo:u-
I4O7 @ street tirst and second ,ors} will sell
Sith0u, reserve large and valuable collection of
furniture. 70 which We invite General attention
furniture will also be included. This is a Grand
opportunity to obtain Just what you want your own
price
Terms cash.
C. G. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers.
my2H[B 14U7 q at.
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my21-3t THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucts.
hEEFy DET5EE IIsEEE s. KSP SfS
PsSFH skkET EEtE ASn 81 PRT
F,SsTNEETE %Pf5siTE EHhIfT H9ssH ASR
sfEEkr ASb Iwo FIcAsST 81 ffso oSEIEHEh
the uneers.nsd executors and trustees BY the last
sac by pubic auction. in front OF the PREMISE on
MMkkSsS SIS n f EAH J JcoCk ls
and H. and er all Of e lot r. in
lont on Sess * feet and said G Sas Of c
g. II haSq p Of 100 TO wG Gs as9 9 sn
ior,ni; c9nn,s;sd parcel OF an The part Of lot
ISL : s;Eset, with office, rooms aboys stores Nos
NS Of amt the S fos s
are improved by the large bui ding No. 500
The and a9 o o SaG s IN
front q % 81 feet and depth OF 100 feet alley. and
This roperty is sitqaied in the best business To-
ali he hotels and strest ca lines and is admiralty
adap!ed fog >tore<. otiices o. hotel
separate parcels or otherwise. ii deemed al the time
The terms of sale unless modified by the under
sirnel at the time Of sale; will be as follows: One
ment9 at on two and tTes sssr for Which sail
sf Er o i sc per Sg ssd
OF trust to the satisfaction o. the ersiSei the
IToIe-y sold. o. all cash. az The .. tin OF the pnr
aeeea;ed vii! be required when the bid
"a accepted Terms Of sale TO be compiled
with in twenty days from day OF SALE otherwise the
Iinters ned reserve the right To resell. notice
by rublic Advertisement in their discretion at the
cost Of thr detaul';ng C-clsssr- al costs of
veya2cing 1T PURCHASERS cost Fints of the Tro1srty
can be sen at III, offi;es of the undersigned. whore
further information Will be eiven and proposals for
purchase st yrivate sale viii be received
W. L. EDMONSTON. Executor and Trustee.
Office 800 5th ST NV
THOS- Z WACGAMAS, Executor ami Trustee,
OtIce ..i1 n.
THOMAS E NACTGAMAN. AUctioneer. ny1SdSds
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RADCLIFFE, DARR ( CO.. ArCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE or SUBURBAN LOTS IN

LINCOLN, NEAR BENNING'S.
BY virtue OF decd OF trust daily ed in Liber
$50 oo 1888. of she land records District Of Column
ba and the decree of the supreme Court District Of
Coluinsia passed in equity No. l4el u. T.
W:tE!ns VS.. Richard Jone, ct all. will sci pub
lie auction, in front of the premises, on WFDNES-
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF Jun, 1913 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ, lots 3. -. rs, 3d. 81 and 80
IN block or section l o; Taber's subdivision o. he
Sheriff Estate" known 'IincCln, - in tie Dis
trict Of Columbia, improved with log cabin.
Terms OF sale: Cre-third cash and .he bs'ance in
six and TIVE months, with interest secured by deed
of trust the property Sod sill cas-. te pur-
chasers opt on. $lUO lie 1osit at the time Of sale
Terms TO be lily Comrcd with in ten days after
sale. tie property viii he resof at risk and cost
of efaUtinr purchaser after five days adyertis
in The Evening Star sIancr.
ANDREW r. DUVALI. Trustee.
myoadSds It4 owls ma ave N W
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y ATCLIFFE. DARN s CO. A,icuon-ers.
III w

IL 90 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
VERY VALUABLE IN approved REAL ESTATE
AT THE COhNIR OF flGITFENTH STREET
AND OREGON AVENUE NORTHWEST BY
AUG ZION.
On THURSDAY, JUNE FIRST. at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCKP NJ. we will sell 10y public auction
in front OF the premises.
SUB LOTS 12c AND l23.
SQUARE 152.
Eech lot fronting 21. 10 feet 18th street with q
depth If G.25 feet 10. l23 being at the corner of
Oregon avenue maxine ota frontage OF 4 80 feat.
This property ed as the most desirable
residence pro erty in The fashionable section of the
CITY, being surrounded by many costly private resi-
dences
Terms: One-third cash. balance IN enc and two
the de.erTud payments to be secured bJ deed
OF rust on the premises sold AID bear interest at the
rate OF six per CENT per apnnD from the day Of SALE
ray able semi-aInTally, the purchaser may pay a
OF the purchase money in cash. at his oTtion de-
post Of SQG required at the time of sale Terms
he com lied with in fifteen dlys from the day of SALE
otherwise the right TO resell the ery at the risk
and cost CT the defautilg purchaser is reserved All
conveyancing. recording. &c. at the purchasers
cost. RADCLIFFE, DARR K co,
my21-d5ds Auctloneers.
n G. SLOAN CO, Auctionecrs 1fO7 G ST. n W.
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SALES.
TOMORROW
CONTENTS OF HOUSE go SIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST AT ArCTION

III BERNHEIMER c. Auctloneers.
IL. Successors to Weeks & Co..
631 Louisiana ave. NV.
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~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF DE.
sIRABLE UNIMPRoEED REAL. Estate Az

EASs {B M AND nhUSTEES SAFE OF De
THESOUTHwESTC CORNER OF TIVE 18th AND
Il STREETS NORTHEAST BY AuCr on
Unasr and by virtue of the last will and testament
Of l. r. BINGHAM. deceased. viii offer for sale by
public auction in front OF the RESPECTIVE premises
on SATURDAY. JUNE THREE. A. d. 1898 Ar
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the foil' wing described real
ssta g. lying and being i'll the city of Wsshinptoa
District II Coin rbia. to wit: sub ots 100 10 and
I'm square 9s1. each fronting Il feet with depth
Of 1 21 feet wit u 1Ufoot right Of way over adton-
ing lots to a 20-foot alley.
Terms of sale each lot: One-third cash. balance
in enc and two Yeas. the deferred payments to ear
interest from tie day of SALE at the per cent
per annunl. payable seui-annuaily and secured by
deed Of trust he premises sold. all CASH at the
ontton of the purchaser or purchasers depost of
800 required at the zine OF sale Terms to lie
with in nfteen days from the day IF sale otherwise
the executor and trustee the right 10 resell
the property the risk and cost Of the dafaultiug
purchaser or purchasers. All conveyancing record
ing, &c, ct purchasers cost.
r. VI. GILIFTT.
myo4-IEds Fyerrto- and T'rrstea
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WO0DLEY INN
w Two Miles Above GEORGETOWN.
On Electric Car Line.
Will oren under frst-clsss management JUNE l.
Ihfs charming spot. with larEe grounds ma ms
shade. almost within the shadow Of the CApitols
anords all the comforts aud Injuries Of 10th city sno
country Cafe suays open Table frst-class In every
particular. Table de hote dinners a srecialy DIV
out In the cool Il the evening Accommodations -
horses. Objectionable parties excluded
my21-lm A. l. PETERSON. Proprietor.
UNFINISHED MOUNTAIN COTTAGES AT ,,st-
Il land. Nd - miles iy raj two hour. from Wsss
ington l. 600 above the SCENERY subj Dss
stabne telegram. resS maii' four trains dsASs
myS5ait DAVID b. STONE. s04 500 y e.
DROMPT AND RELIABLE CSC. D tGGAGE DE-
Il livery; TELEPHONE mail orders; 3S branch ONO
Merchants Parcel Delivery Co aud Baegaee TrsnstH
Phone ts,Q Main offce. 9l2 Pa. mh3o -Sm
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PATcLIFFE. DAEl. CO.. AUCTIoNELR

1RgSTEEs SALE o. IMPROyED REAL ESTATE
on WILSON STREET NEAR LINDEN STREET,
IN TIE HOWAHD UNIVERSITY SUB
DIVISION, BY AUCTION
Bv virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District o: Colunbi passed the 4th d,y Of May.
ID. ls9s n Equity case No ii. Sif docket ~.
wherein Will an Tyler i, compainan. and Char L.
Prentss e. al ars defend .nts the undersigned
tee viii offer for sale BY pubic auction. fout os the
premises. o. MONDAl; MAY TWEEN y-NISTi.
1884, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. tle following de
scred real estate situate in the county of Washing
ton and District of Columbia wit: The hal.
the hal o:l2t numbered 81 eh 49, in block num-
hsred nineteen 40 in the Howard University sub
division of the farm Q: John Smith as tn. said sub
division was made by the surveyor of WHsh:n yton
county and row Of record in his Office WIZ
the improvements. &c
Terms % sale: Ona-thiri cash balance in six (6)
AMI tive We months from dsc o. sale. for whicI the
notes of the purchaser bearing nteesr at the rate
6per eenL re- anau.l from the day of sale payable
Sc nj annually OF all cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of Sl0D required at the time of
sale TerI.s 20 be lied with in fifteen days om
the day of SALE otherwise reserve the resell
the property the risS AMI CO.'S of the defauI.ing
pc-cSassr: All conveyancng. recording. &c.. a: the
purchasers coss.
FRANK I. BROWNING Trustee.
fHylI-cScs 4lO 9th ST. NV
sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC.
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'rHOS. E. WAGGAMAN,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PPoPERTy ON TWENTY
F EHW sy Ipf y Il Tap HAZE A. s3UARE From
No. l145 TWENTY-FIhST STREET NORTH
WEST.
On THURSDAY. JUNE ]. at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ, will offer for sale from Of the premises sub
!ot 81 square 100, being % - feet front 2lst
Terms day Of safe.
my25-dIds THOS E. wAGGAMAN. Auct,r.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneers.

PARLoR SUITES. UPHOLSTERED IN RAW SILK
HANDSOME OAK HAIL RACK. OVAL PLATE
GLASS. FXTEA LARGE SIZE, COST $40; WAL
MN peaNNFRk ,E. E sNlrF psxt ~ ThBtES
sUMA VASES. ENCH CLOCK. BRONZES.
MATTEL CaBINEr. ORNAMENIs. MA:
INGS. WICKEE ROCKERS, WALNUT BOOK
CASE, ANTIQIE OAK DESKS. COUCHES,
MALNUr SD BOARD AND DINING ROOM
CHhlRs. S1Lyi PLATED WARE. CUTLERY.
LACE CURTAINS. HAIR AND HCSE NAT
TRESS. TOILET WARE, BODY BRUSSELS
ING. AIN AND OTHER CARPETS, RUGS,
MATS CHINA AND GLASS MARE KITCHEN
UTENSILS. Sc.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY THIRTY-FyRST at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at residence No. 1(-2S
10th street the above collection of furni-
ture, &c. partially enumerated. and worthy the at
tensiOn of private buyers.
Terms cash.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

a MMoNIATED STEAM CARPET osEASIso
"A Works.-Carpets cleaned In the best manna
Carp.ts made moth proof free Of charge. MsttrseS
made 10 order. ofice, 1G2o Pa workA. A~
and 40 ST. nv. Telephone, S04.
nsh:eS M NkNA1Eh- MhnssG.--
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wTHF ABOVE SAFE Is POSTPONED UNTrI
SATURDAY. TIKI t. RID DAY OF JUNE. 1893. a
the same hour and Mace.
WILLIAM f. EDMONSToN. r
mro2dSds -
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTkT =
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMOIR L
BRIDGE.
By virtue of decree Of the Equity Court OF the Su-
preIne Court of The District o. Coumba filed April
q, 1871, i'll equity cause No Is9fI. entitled John
Mean VS.. John Cumberland e: a.. he undersigned
vii sci on the premises on FRIDAY. JUNE
the east half front by the deptp Of oririnal .ot
tive (o). square twenty-five CD, WASHINGTON, D. C.,
the east half Of said lot five (o) fronting
l5b feet nine (3) inches street by depth of
hundrcl and ten l10l feet
Terms of sale: pne-thiid cash. one-third in one
year and onethir in Two years, bear interest and
deferred payments To be secured by deed OF
the premises sold. cash, at the option Of the
Purchaser deposit of 300 to be made by tue pur-
Chaser al the time of sale. If terms Of not
complied with withia days trustees reserve right
to sell at detauting Durch se-'s risk AM cost All
conveyancing AZ purchasers cost. -
JACKSO> H R6LSTON, Trustee.
sun Duta 1917 st.n.w.
ROBERT CHkIsrY Trustee.
my29-dk.ls Il20 New York ave n W.
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y A"CLIFFE. DARE & co. AUCTIoNFERS
III !r20 PENNi AVE. NV

STORY AND CELLAR BRICK RESIDENCE IN
TIE NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY
BEING PR MISSES NO. 1902 STSEET
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X - VISTA STRING HgTEI.
---~T i@Aee. inouutaiIs Western Maryland II. n
NJ Inn Tsra ~
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christian Endeavor Convention.

The 18th annual convention of Christian
Endeavor Societies, after a session of some
days, at Montreal, Canada, closed on Sunday
night. There were 10000 accredited dele
gates, and there were 10000 at the closing
meeting. Rev. T. II. Lewis, d. D., Presi-
dent of Western Maryland College, preached
the closing sermon, urging that every mans
vocation is n call of God.
The Associated Press gives the following
synopsis of DIR. Lewis sermon
To speak of a mans vocation having moth
ing to do with his religion or his salvation is
the same as saying that man can be saved
without my reference TO what he does. No
fact is pressed upon our attention SO often,
and perhaps none is attended to so little, as
the fact that God is always interposing in all
the affairs of this world.
The man who enters profession or re-
fused to enter without reference to the call
of God may designate himself by what name
he will, but he is practically an atheist, for
to him. in the largest portion of his life,
s'there was no Cod This atheism in bust.
ness is perhaps the most deadly assault against
Christianity in our day, for it establishes sci.
6shness as the supreme motive of work, and
selfshness is anti Christ.
God has put the everlasting arms under
'.the submerged tenth, y and it shall not sink
down to hell fer all the maledictions of selfish
men. We have in our holy religion the beau
tifuI principle that 'the strong ought to bear
the nfrmities of the weak, and God, through
His oppressed, is bringing against us the seri-
GUS Indictment that we conduct our business
on the principle of the survival of the fittest,
a principle of brutes and savages. We drive
the weak to the wall by our superior strength
and shrewdness; we do this for six days and
then offer them on the seventh day some
platitudes on resignation. We show them
for six days business with no religion in it.