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HAD A SURE TIP.
But Il Led to the Ruin of Prank
Brnulfk.

Braultk.
The gambling houses and pool shops OF
jackson City have claimed another victim for
their own. This time the young man who has
gone astray in his attempts to play q sare tin
was bookkeeper in the employ OF the stock
broking house OF Hodgen a Co.. No. 10 Of the
Corcoran builing. His name is Frank s.
Braulik and his desire to make q large
sum on the races brought about his
downfall He is supposed to have left the city,
for since he disappeared letter was fouBd from
him in which he acknowledged his betrayal Of
trust and stated his intention Of leaving for the
west, there TO begin a new life. in the hope Of
being able 70 pay back the sum that he had
taken frcm the firm.
The defalcstion occurred last week. but the
facts in the case have just been made public
Last FRIDAY Mr. Samuel c. HeaId ir who ia
the manager OF the Washington branch % the
hrm, which has a number of Offices in diferent
cities. was called away and he left in charge Of
Young Braulik between $500 and s700. OF which
$500 was in the form Of check. the balance
in cash.
Saturday afternoon the young bookseeper.
who had slwsys been regarded as trustworthy
and exemplary employe, got a sure tip on the
races, one OF these tips that couidnt lose unless
the horse fell dead. The temptation was evil
IDENTITY too great. when he Thought Of the
chance TO make a winning without any
risk. and the foolish young man took
ride across the Long bridge to try his
fortunes. When he got through the afternoon
be was in debt TO the firm 10 the extent OF
sS77.27, for Of course his sure tip was no good.
Sure tips never are. The presumption - that
the bookmakers got the bulk Of the money from
the bookkeeper. Nothing more has beea seen
of the young man.
When Mr.. Head returned to the city the
early part Of this week he found n note from
Braulik In which the latter confessed that he
had nlisappropriRted the funds Entrusted 30
him, but said that in time be would make good
every cent Of it. He inclosed eI0 bill sRd the
$500 check. Mr.. Hodgen, the head Of
the firm, is absent from the city and
will not be here until this afternoon.
MIR. Head said TO STAR reporter this morn
ing that in the absence Of the chief be could
not say what action would be taken in the mat
ter. He admitted that the story, ~ made pub
lic, was true In all particulars, and said that SO
far nothing had been heard Of the missing
man. He could not say whether Hodgen A Co.
would seek to have the man arrested or wbefher
they would prosecute him in case he xss sp-
pretended.
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Used n Gun.

The farm Of an old colored man named Jas
Joyce on the Hamilton road, not far from the
Hebrew cemetery, came near being the scene
OF a homicide Wednesday evening. VIM. Simms,
young colored man, who recently served a
long sentence in Jail, and who had been told to
keep of the farm mentioned, failed to obey
Farmer Joyces order and when the old man
saw him he reminded him Of what he had been
told before. Still Simms refused to 60, and
the old man used his gun over the young man 3
head. He did not pull the trigger Of the
weapon, but he used it with such force that DR..
Pyles was Of the opinion that death might re-
suit. But the patient got better, and now he
is out Of danger.
Policemen Green and Coleman arrested the
old man and had him in the Police Court today
simms Was not able to appear, and the case
went over until tomorrow.
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MICHAEL J. COLBEKT. Trustees
jyl9dkds 512Fstnw
ID ATcL1FFE. DARR & CO.. AUcr1oSEERs

TRUsTEES SALE OF FEAME DWELLING STU
ATE NO. 211 STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certIin deed OF trust Us bearing
date November 4, T. D 1892. and duly re-
soIded on tn 10Th day Of November. A. D. IS82, in
1iber No. l143. at folio 3lo ct seq. Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia. at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby. the under
nEnsd trustees will sell At public auction in
front of the premises MONDAY. THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF July. A. D; 1893. AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece
or parce Of land and PREMISES known and described
and being part of original lot numbered eight (s
IN square fve hundred snd hftythree (55aN. BERN
ming NOrsh o street nineteen Q9D feet of the
southwest ccrne= Of s.id lot e-ht (S3 and running
thence east nineteen Cl9 feet thence north hun
dre,t and thirty i've tls-j) feet alley, thence
west nineteen ti9D feet. thence south hundred
and thirty i've (I feet to the plsce of beginning
Eether with the improvements thereon. consisting
o sinsl franz dwelling.
Terms OF sale: one third Of the purchase nor ey to
be paid In cash aad the balance in equal iustsll-
nents. payable in and two years With interest
The rate OF per centun per until paid. paya-
bic annually from day Of sale secured by deed
OF trust upon property sod. all cash at the option
OF the Purch deposit of 300 will be REQUIRED
o. the purchaser at the time of sale. AL
ing recOrtinR and notsria fees at the of pur-
Chaser Terms of sale TO be complied with in ten days
from lay y: sale otherwise the trustees the
ght to resell the property at the risk of the default
ing purchase.
LION TOBgINER,
SAAL W. AUGENSTEIN. ! irus'eea
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An Effort TO Ascertain the eenffnsaS, q
silver and Tariff KeS1sla&Hon.


An Effort to Ascertain the seneinsss q
silver and Tariff xegisissson.
The New York World today prints tAs re-
plies II has received in response TO ia tsls-
graphic request sent to the governors end
United States Senators Of every state south II
Mason and Dixon's line and west Of the Misxk-
sippi river for statement Of their visws ucon
three questions. VIZ,
1. Whether or not they favor the repssa q
the Sherman Law.
What measure should be substituted FOG
the Sherman law IL they do not favor ~ an
conditional repeal
s. Whether OF not the extra session OF cso-
sress should enact tatif legislation
Replies were not received 10 au the queries,
because many Of the gentlemen were taking
their vacations ut places beyond telegrsphic
communication, but 30 far rs they have been
heard from not a sfnele southern or western
governor or United States Senator favors the
Sherman law out and out Some OF the south
erners favor its unconditional repeal All are
willing and many anxious that II should De
repesied conditionally, but they do not agree
AZ a. vhat should be substituted for IL.
Nsariy ali the western and some Of the south
ern ctatesmen favor tie absolute free coinage
of silver. Several Of them refer vaguely b. q
oold conspiracy, and others condemn The
Scrime Of rs, when silver IVES demonetized."
Even the Sherman law 10 said By some 20 have
degraded diver and 70 have made nsoesssry NE
rehabilitation Of the white metal a. money.
Several Of the replies. from republicsns -
well - democrats, favor tariff legisistion BY
the special session, but most Of them say NE
SartH question has bssn dvsrfed By the Ansn-
o1al psohlam and ought 70 BE- lsft skons untii
ooucTs1 could snd should dsai with both gDsss
ItluRa1 enaA.
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THE CRIME CONFESSED.
Gallagher Goes Back on the Statement
Made the Day Before.

eAAS8nSH Nocs AsoCA ou tuO os8S6AAent
Made the Day Before.
Yesterday afternoon Patrick Gallagher, con-
fined in the penitentiary In Pittsburg, serving
time in the Homestead poisoning cases, re-
quested the presence of Warden Wright at his
cell in the penitentiary. Warden Wright re-
sponded at once. Gallagher said, warden,
have been in HI all night and wish to say
to you now that the confession made by me yes
terday was all a hatched-up scheme. and that
was dragged into it. / wish now to retract
everything that was said In that confession and
wish You would send for the attorneys inter
ested, as will decline to sign the confession :"
Warden Wright immediately notified District
Attorney Burleigh and Attorney Porter by tele-
phone. and they hurried to the penitentiary.
After three hours talk with Gallagher Dis
trict Attorney Burleigh came out, said that
Gallagher had declared under oath that every
statement he made yesterday WAS absolutely
false, and that he, Dempsey, Beatty and David
son are guilty as indicted. he broke down and
cried like a child. Warden Wright says Gala
CHER had q big bundle OF manuscript, which he
took as the foundation Of his little speech,
which was prepared for him on the outside OF
the penitentiary, and which he told yesterday.
There is considerable speculation as to why
Gallagher made the statement he did yesterday,
put the most plausipie reason given WAS tnat ne
thought the knights Of Labor would have
enough influence to secure him Q pardon. How
ever the story that Davidson went back on Gal
lagher seems totave settled him, and he decided
to reiterate the statement made on the witness
stand at the time Dempsey was convicted.
Since the attorneys for Dempsey have put in
their application for pardon, they viii have 10
60 through with it. II they withdraw il they
would have a. much trouble In the future 10 re,
a rehearing as II they 60 through With II nov
and are refused. When Il became noissd abou,
the court house that Gallagher had rstrsoted Ill
he said yesterday it created much excitemsni
and comment.
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Labor Movements,

The striking Kansas coal miners will attempt
to defeat the mine owners through the medium
OF the courts, with the assistance Of the popu-
list state officers.
A number Of striking miners, together with
a number Of their wives. attacked the Strippit
miners in one Of the mines near Weir City,
Kan, Yesterday. A fierce fght ensued, in
which clubs, rocks and firearms were used
About 100 shots were fired, and a number on
both sides were injured. No one was killed.
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SATURDAYS STAR.
Some Of the Attractive Articles to Be Pub
1ished Tomorrow


Some Of the Attractive Articles to Be Pub
lished Tomorrow.
The sixteen pages Of SATURDAYS STAR will
afford an unusual variety OF interesting and
attractive reading matter for the many thous-
ands Of readers. Several special articles will
be appropriately illustrated. The following are
few Of the features of tomorrow's paper:
WHEN THE BAND PLAYS 0lustra.ed.)
Picturesque scenes at the Marine Band con-
certs in the White House grounds.
THE CITY OF LIGHT QIlustrated).
Points of similarity and difference in Paris
and Washington.
FIRE AT THE FAIR Qllustrated)
Precautions against CONGREGATIONS in the
white city. Special correspondence Of
The EVENING STAR.
FOR LITTLE GIRLS Qllustrated).
How mothers can dress their daughters be.
comingly, but simply.
FOR FAIR WOMAN Qllustrated).
Some tasteful costumes for indoor and out
door wear.
IN OLD VIRGINIA Cnlustrated)
Some of the pleasant little towns near Wash
ington.
FORD'S OLD THEATER.
About its appropriate use as . city library
BY John F. Coyie.
A CHARMING HOSTESS.
Tact and care essential to successful enter
taining-Points for the inexperienced.
HISTORIC TRAILS.
The noted paths made in the trackless land
by early explorers.
UNCLE SANS DOLLS.
Queer manikins turned out 1t the Nstions,
Museum.
MIDWAY PLAISANCE.
A Washington woman's experience in the min
iature Cairo at the fair.
THE FERRIS WHEEL.
What may be experienced by journey In It.
OFFICIAL BARRIERS.
The artists who WELD razors and scissors ct
the Capitol
A DYNAMITE OUTRAGE.
A capital story, written for TIE EVENING
STAR by T. Boyle.
HOW STATESMEN MAKE MONEY.
Some lucky speculations by famous publ,
men.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
Sales Of considerable importance and othe
matters Of local interest
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS.
What is going on in base ball, bicycling an,
racing circles.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
RArCLIFFE. DAER 4 CO.. AUCrIoNEERs.
N -
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF STORE AMI
DMELLING NO Ga STREET NORTHWEST

stk k5 By y. sSGT2S Of AID
AVENUE NORTHWEST JERSEY
prie q Coiabis passed. in pT Eaa,y c9Sr 1 Of he
i45ee wherein Maria Frey and others afe compaine
The x ol o s s.s sy
f1MSfS%ni u FTqnt Of the premises on FRIDAY THE
FIVE O'CLOCK P ~ the following describe3 reaI
%s.hinTto DsTs y and BENG I. IN The sity Q,
INBRED dfty-three ) in the subdivision of square
ne feet one and peS
ts more or less and running back vi
ssd s Ss, 9P f by brik store and dwelling
Immedi.. ely thereafter The unier;isned trustees
TIL EERs 6d RtS 3F III I
ffs os nsmb. real estate and premises. % Wit
in william Bells suPiiviSion Of lots IN sGu sos
pIaa Teeora aTs hundF Ssr and nine s 5o@ as
records Of the surveyors Office Of the District Of
ca foot wide private alley naediateiv ADJOINING and
west Of subdivision and adjoining and
eight n4s0 and 9ns hunsl-si and forty nine G4s, and
SAID alley three @ feet south Of the invest
eorne. q said lot hundred and forty SIX 48 and
% ot n6s hn midi Of .5 four to
Il4sl and extends thence westerly with . width Of
dred and d4sJ one hnndrea ana foriy
nne 90 AL on one hundred and fifty u5OJ to the
IL, ms: TN each OF said tracts one-third Of the
fuCn>e money IN cash and the balance In equal
inseallnents. payable respectively in and two
years after date Of sale the deferred payments to be
secured by deed Of trust the sold and
pear interest Ut Oper centum Per until paid
tsrsst parable semi annually all cash. the option
% me purchaser The trustees To have the right
Of sale ar. at Soi q unless ms
sale provided that they shall i've days notice Of
such sale IN some Newspaper published in the District
OF Columbia deposit Of 600 required at time of
sac All couyeyancIng. recording. &c. at the pur
chaser's cosr.
JULIUS A. MAEDFL. 4l6 5th st. nw
EDWARD H. THOMAS. 9i6 st. NV.
Jyll-dSds Trustees
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sAA'L v. IUGEESsTE1N. Trustees.
IyIp-1kds

LIMITED STATES NARSHAI'S SALE--BY yIR-
- tue Of wit OF teri facias issue1 out of the
clerks ofhce o. the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, in the Of Ebenezsr B. Warren trading
ash b. Warren X Co. 90 the use OF B,rtog 4 Walker
" John II. Bird at law. number :l4ts}S and to me
directed have seized and levied upon will sell
81 public sale r cash. N front Q. the house
q -aid Dtstrict. on SAITRD Y. the TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF JULY. IStC} bagnning'a at TWELVE
oCLOVK NJ. al III undivided estate right tits anil
interest Of sail John II. Bird in and 20 thu
following 'sc-ihst property. % Part # lots
numbered IL and II in square numbered go. con-
tsins1 within The following meteS and bounds. viz
Besiuning To- the same on the line Of South Capitol
q distant -. south Of the northeast
corner OF sam lot Numbered II aud running thence
due the west line OF said lot thence northeast
erly xOn- the line OF said lot northwest
sii lot thence east - feat the northwest
Of said lot 49, thence north Il feet thence east
50 feet 3 inches TO she line q said South Capitol
street thence south 3O1- said 1t e-t - feet
place of bezinutnz, together with all and singu
the improvements thereon. 20 satisfy said of
facias.
DANIEL VI. RANSDELL. L. s. Marshal.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AuctioneerA
fyf,to2Sfu
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III go Pennsvlvania ave- n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING PREMISES NO. $3.50

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. $3.50
p ST W. WASHINGTON. D. C..
Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No. IA. So docket No. 3d. wherein Addison A.
Ashburn. trading ; Ashburn & Co.. is complainant.
and Thomas H Carr ct al are respondents Of date
July s. A. D. 1893 and additional DEGREES passed in
said cause July 13. A. D. 1893 and July IL. A. D.
1898. the undersigned trustee will sell IN front of
the premises Thu RSDAI, AUGUST THIRD. A.
D. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the east twenty
0) feet by the full depth thereof Of original lot
bered eleven Old, in square numbered twenty co., in
the city of'Washingt0n- This property is improved
by frame dwelling.
Terms q sale fixed by said DEGREES follows
One-third of the purchase cash. the balance
IN and two after date. evidenced by the
chasers prOInsOry notes. bearing interest at the
OF q per centuIn per sEnum until paid and secured
By tine property sold. all caSh at the option Of the
purchaser All taxes and assessments will be paid
the day OF sale and all conveyaneinT and title
nations shall be at the sole of the purchaser The
property viii be sold clear Of ali membranes Terms
of sale must be complied with within ten Q0) days
after the property Is sold the viii resell
the risk and OF the defaultiue purchaser de-
posit Of two hundred (s0O) dollars will be required
at the time Of sale.
THOMAS N FIELDS. Trustee,
ty21-dSds $40 ID n W.
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FUTURE DAY =.
e. G. SLOAN CO. Auctlonesrss. 1907 9 81.
~. Successors to Lstmer Sloan).


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TENTH STRt Ell NORTHWEST BETWEEN
AND 4 STREETS.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust dated the 10Th day Of
September. 1891. and recorded among the land rec
ors Of the District of Columbia in ber 1873, ut folio
and at the written request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned will sell, a. public
auction. in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY. the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1893. at HALFPAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, lot numbered seven (1) in
walls snbdi Sision Of lots in square numbered three
hundred and thirty 1--WE t3o). said subdivision Is
recorded in the Office Of the Of the District OF
Columbia IN book Fl. ID. c. folio l14. together with
the improvements thereon. consisting Of two-story
frame dwelling
Terms Of sale: The amount secured by said deed
of and expenses of sale estimated to amount
TO e. $50. be paid cash and the balance in
for which the note Of the purchaser will be taken with
interest at per centum per annum. payable semi
annually and secured By deed Of trust upon the prop
erty Sold all cash. the option of the purchaser
deposit Of 300 Will be required a. the time of sale
The right reserved forfeit said deposit and resell
the risk and of the purchaser il the terms of
sails complied with within 10 days from day Of
sale. THOMAS A. ROVER,
JOHN EBERT,
n ". SOHON. Attorney. Trustees.
344 at u W. ty2l-lSt
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 Co. AUCTs.,
d 900 PA AVE NV
CHANCFRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, NO. 2O29 STREET NORTH

CHANCFRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BRICK
ktSIDENCE. NO 2029 STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. passed on the 18th day of
July. 1898 in equity No 1859 wherein Harry
VI Martin Is complainant and Bernard Kilmsrtin
ct al are defendants the undersigned trustee VIII
offer for sale BY public auction In front of the
Uses. on FRIDAY. THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY
OF JULY. 1885,. at HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK
VI. the west half of original lot numbered eight
tsl. in square numbered one hundred and one GOD,
with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale. One-third OF the purchase money TO
be paid in cash. the residue ms linen ts
payable respectively in and two years from date
o. sale the deferred payments to by deed
OF trust on the property old and 70 bea- interest
per cent per amt until paid interest payable semi
annually. or all cash. ~ the option OF the pure
All cOnveyancinC and recording purcha cost
Adspost Of two hundred dollars $1,000 viii be luired
81 the time Of sale Terms Of seie complied With
fl fifteen dsys from day of sale otherwise trustees
the to resell the property at the risk and
Cost Of defaulting purchaser.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG.
- Az 9Th st. n ". 7 T.
tyl9d&ds J12 NV
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
d ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., AUcTIONEERs.

Y ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME AND
BRICK BASEMENT DWELLING AND LOT ON
CSfREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS NORTHEAST. BY AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT Of Columbia passed the 9Th day Of July.
T. Bresnahan ct al. are complainants and Michael J.
Bresnahan Is defendant. the undersigned trustees
will OF for sale, by public auction in front of the
sEyENTH DAY OF JULY. 4. b. 1883. a. HALE
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
real estate lying and being in the city of Washington
District OF Columbia. Aforesaid. being the eastern
nine hundred and sixteen tef6) on the plat of said
city and contained within the etes and bounds fol-
lowing that say: Beginning for the same at the
southeast of said lot and running thence
twenty COO feet thence north seventy Ave (7) feet
to the of said eastern part Of said thence east
twenty (0 feet and thence south to the point of be-
ginning. together with the improvements nc
Term. of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the residue in txo equal
and two years the day of sale with NOTES
hearing interest from the day sale bearing interest
at the rate of per cent per annum payable semi
annually said deferred payments to be secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold or all Of the mr.
chase money lie paid in cash. at the option al the
purchaser deposit Of S100 will be- REQUIRED nj the
time Of sale. Terms to be complied with in 6fteen
days from the day of SALE Otherwise the re-
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancins.
recording. &c at the cost OF the purcha sar
JOHN A. CLARKE,
DOUGLAS 8, MACKkii. 7 Trusteea
ty1JdSds 4l8 5th at n J
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nUNCANSON BROS. auc.,oneer.
TKTsTEE,s SALE OF yAIUABLE REAL E ;sd

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN TAKOMA PARK, BEING THE DRUG
STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE DEPOT.
By virtue of decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed July 4. 1893, in the
cause Of Moss Moss. No. 1+i60 equity. will sell
AZ public auction. in front Of the premises. SAT-
URDAI. JULY TWENTY SECOND, 1898 AT
HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. Lot II Of the
resubdivisiou of blocks 10 and IA of Takoma Park,
D. C.. located opposite the railroad station and at
the terminus of the electric road The improve
ments consist of atwo-story frame dwelling used
a drug store.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. one-third in one
year and third in two Deferred payments
bear interest from day Of sale and to be secured by
trust the property. all cash at option of the
purchaser Taxes paid to June 30. 1893. ConveyanC-
iny and at purchasers cost Deposit Of 300
required day OF sale II terms of sale not
piled with in fifteen days property will be resod at
risk and cost of defsultin2 purchaser.
FILLMORE BEALL. Trustee.
jy1l-dSds 44 ID st. 4. ".
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CHICAGO HOTELS.
u ALORAMA HOTEL.
An E{rut ,lo,, An.;rLr~

KALORAMA HOTEL.
N First-cass desirable location pure air; rooms
large and light furniture new; cafe in connection
Terms. 81 per day for each per,on; liberal discount
to parties For particulars inquire at 7l3Hst WASH
ington. BARNES 4 MCPHERSON
jyl1-1m Formerly Of Washington. Proprietors.
EIRST-C CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH
Il board. in private residence; convenient to three
mes Of cas- direct to fair fifteen minutes ride MRS
j. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave-. Chicago. je23- 3m
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N $50 PENNA. AVE. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLES; CTE EAcKs, MARVIN IRON SAFE.
CHAIRS. TABLES. &C., By AUCTION.
By virtue of sdeed of trust chsttel given TO me-.
and duly recorded in Liber No. 1911. folio l24
SEQ of the land records of the District of Colum-
bs and at the reQuss of the party secured thereby
will sell by pubic suction the highest bidders.
for CASH. at the GALAXY BILLIARD PARLOR. ON
The SECOND FLOOR OF No 4i9 18TH STREET
NORTHWEST. on MONDAY. JULY TWENTY
FOURTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. VI. all the goods and
ehatteis mentioned IN schedule attached to said
deed Of trust, viz:
6CCE RACKS. SETS IVORY BILLIARD BALLS
BILLIARD TABLES. 2 SETS OF POOL BALLS.
2POOL TABLES, MARVIN IRON SAFE. 8 DOZEN
CHAihS. 6TABLES. BAR. BACK BAR, BAR FIX
TCRES. &c.
jy20-3t CHARLES CHILDS, Trustee