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WON BY THE SENATORS.
vickery'S wild Pitching Causes the Phillies
to Lose to Washington.

vickery'S Wild Pitching Causes the Phillies
to Lose to Washington.
There was no happiness for Harry Wright
last evening. The veteran manager, looking
upon the Senators as easy prey for his young
colts. and ever anxious to assist his team in its
march pennantward. arranged to have Wash
inston play of postponed game with the
Phillies yesterday. The result was that the
home team was defeated in one Of the worst
played games seen at Philadelphia for many
day.
vickery is responsible for the defeat Of the
Phillies. He stayed in the box Just an inning
and . half. He managed to blank the Senators
in the first, but he made terrible mess Of
things in the second. In this inning he was hit
for double and q single, gave four bases on
balls, hit q bats.nan and forced in three runs.
Carsey was substituted Just at the time the
Senators were starting to bat around for the
second time, but with the bases filed and only
one man out wilfred had hard time Of it pull
ing his team ont Of the rut. Six runs were
scored in this sventfui inning.
Esper, who was In the box for the Senators
pitched in nearly as bad form a. yickery In
the third inning he was hit for three singles,
gave four bases on balls and hit one batsman.
This combination Melted the Philhes ave runs,
and with the one gathered In the first inning
tied the score.
The game seeawed back and forth for ten
innings, when the Senators went In and battsd
out Q victory. The fielding was rather loose on
both sides. The Phillies put very little dash
into their work and played in marked contrast
to their previous exhibitions The hitting Of
Thompson and Sullivan was the feature Of tho
contest, each making four singles and two
ba9gsr out Of nix times at bat Umpire Lynch's
dscisions on balls and strikes caused not Q little
kicking BY both sides. The score:
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Junior Order u. A. NJ.

Yesterday mornings session of the conven-
ton Of the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics at Detroit was taken up with the
election Of officers for the ensuing year, as TO-
lows: National Councillor, H. A. Kibbee, New
Brunswick, Nj: national vice councillor, J. G.
A. Richter Canton. Ohio: national treasurer. J.
Adam Sohl. Baltimore, Nd; national conduc-
tor, A. ]. Solomon. Allegheny City, Pa: ma
tional warden. Henry W. Cole, Detfeit; national
inside sentinel, DIR. J. o. Cooper, Forth W6rfL
Tex; national outside sentinel, NJ. J. ,Farra
Philadelphia.
The next annual meeting of the order will be
held at Asheville. NC. on the third Tuesday IN
June. 1894. In the afternoon the delegates a, d
members Of local councils participated in Il
street parade. after which the delegates went
for boat ride. The sessions will continue I'M
til FRIDAY.
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FUTURE DANs.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL An

6l2 st. n W.
f sAE 81 T Tk6pARTK REAL AND
records Of westmereland county VA. on the i4iS
szs ByrS lewis ana John Sherman. N ,rnstses C
by the Colonial Beach Improvement Company to Sc;
Samuel Burdett having been substituted in place
s99 snsf% ps as o5s Of the said in said
ss s BY d S.
az en the the III fns iPSP f @
county vissinis the following described personal
The H9t;i. Heusshold and Kitchen Fprnitu,. Of
The Colonial Beach Hotel consisting Of beds. bed
toilet ware blanket. bed linen towel curtains .pd
Dining Room Furniture. Consisting q chairs tables
china and glass ware. and table linen and kitchen
drsd and io1r do4' rooms. Terms for the personal
2. Three hundred and four tsu4, lots. Terms. All
s2 onethird thereof cash and the balance in ninety
t9D days, or all cash. at option Of purchaser.
3 The hotel and hOtsi reservation. containins an
81 @ two s sso 4 5Ssd
Gae and interest Of the Colonial Beach Improyement
and parks. the same Subject however to tue
rights OF way and user Of the same that may belong
Terms: ons-thrd Of the pnrchrse money to be paid
IN cash The residue in two equal instalments notes
teTest thereon at sig and twelve months from day Of
sale. or all cash. at the option Of purchaser.
4. Fftyone and one-fourth (5lLD, part OF the
farm adjoining Classic Shore.
Terms: One-third % cash. residue in two equal
notes for the same to be eiven payable
respectively with tntereet thereon at six and twelve
months from day Of Sae-o- all cash. option Of pur-
chaser.
3 The remainder Of the farm and wood land. con-
tanning two hundred and sixty and fifteen one-hun-
dredths acres. more or less
, Terms: One-third ci) cash. residue in two equal
tnstaIlments. notes for same to be given payable
spee,ivsy with inte. est thereon At SIX and twelve
purchaser.
The sale will commence at THREE (3) O'CLOCK on
the said N1NETEENTH DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1898
and be continued from day to day until completed.
The title to the real estate will be retained until the
last tnsfanent Of purchase money notes given for
same Is paid and should any purchaser fail TO comply
with the terms OF sale and payment OF any INSTALL
inent OF the purchase money or notes for same the
trustees will advertise aud sell again the property
which default Is made at the and risk OF the de-
faultng purchaser All conveyancing and recor ding
at the cost Of the purchaser.
For further Information apnly to the undersigned
r. BYRD LEwIS
416 9Th ct. n, W.. Washington, d. c. I
SAMUEL s. BURDtTT trustees
E3 st. n W.. WASHINGTON. d. C.
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fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the
six-story building at No. 1OS West 18th street,
New York, occupied by George W. Alexander,
printer and bookbinder. There were about
thirty-f men and about sixty girls and women
in the building at the time. Most Of them got
out by fire escapes to the roofs of adjoining
houses. Three women. Annie Timmins, Han
nah Vanarcher and Mary Fitzpatrick. jumped
from the rear windows OF the fourth story.
They were taken to the New York hospital, the
two former being "shock' patients and the latter
having leg broken. The total loss by fire is
800, 900.
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WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA.

Two ont when winning run WAS scor
SCORE By rNNrNos.
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BROS. AUCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SECOND STREET BETWEEN I AND K
STREETS NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON. D. c.
By Nr,ue of deed II trust dated TIE LIST day of No.
vember. A u. 1892 and recorded in Labor Isl 10 10
g sea- one Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia we viii sell at public auction. in front Of
the premises On M0NDAI. THE TwENrY-sIXIH
DAY OF JUNE. A n. 1893. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington in the District of
Columbia, to wit The south eighteen (lS feet from
by the full derth of lot numbered tirty-one (3l) in
sussh NJ. Burche's subdivision Of square mum bered
seven HUNDRED and sixteen Cl6). per plat recorded
in Liner W folio 2O1 in the surveyors office of the
District Of Columbia. with the improvements thereon
The property Will be sold subject TO a prior deed OF
trust the amount due under which will be stated at
the sale.
Terms One-fhird OF the purchase money In cash
and the balance in six and twelve months notes to
bear interest At the rate of cent per from
the day OF sale. payable semi -annua ly. and be
secured by deed OF trust the property sold or ali
CASH at the option q the purchaser Convex sncing
and recording at the purchasers cost deposit one
hundred dollars tSl00I required at the time of sale
Terms o; sale 10 be COMPLIED with in 10 DAYS after day
of the the rght to resell
the property al the risk and of defaultnv pur
after i've days advertisement of sucn resale in
The Evening star newspaper.
je1s-a&d. JESSE JESSE F Il NILSSON. Trustees
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Another Library for Cornell University,

Through the generosity OF friend Of Cornell
University and the efforts of Prof. Hewett, the
library OF Prof. Zarncke OF the University OF
Leipzig has been purchased and presented to
the university. This collection en- braces more
than Is, 600 volumes and is said to be unequaled
by any private library in Germany. Prof.
Zarncke was professor of the Germanic Ian
guages and editor of the Litterarisches Central
Clatt and an ardent collector of the finest
editions. He was literary historian well as
philologist and in this province his collection is
unsurpassed. The Faust collection is very COM
plete. The name Of the donor is withheld for
the present.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ gsO PA Az W

II ATcLIfFE. DARR CO. AycITeNEERs.
rwo,sroRy AND BASEMENT BRIcK DWELL
ROOMS tND ALL MoDfRS it SqSIfiNESg
BY AUCTION -
q EEEfRsf f FF crSGK K Z. s ss
i IoT g s AZ p in tr9 p q the PREMISES
or Ion IL seTSRr 4 Nt h ffTRs seb
ron'ns y feet on eth street aud running back 20 an
msnt dwelling. with all modern iaprovenenisi a 'HSe-
caro- Il. RPSsg ;Ss Il hsSs q.
trust OF 81 100 which has shout three year. ana
Terms Over and above the trust cash. Of which
ths ne PAID on the day Of sale ss deposit on
Ssys from The day sale trSse the ress
served rna cost Q: the defaultns purchaser is re-
ehasea, al eohNeSAncine recording &c. at the pur-
... aeSas Attorney for Owner
StIED STATES MARSHAL sALE-BYyI WRITE
ciert sseral wrts OF heu fsias issued out Of the
Coiumeia 80 a the supreme Court Of the District Of
sale for cash sos Fennslsani. ssep ~ psSao
THf ffhs DAY R55s 4 GpaPs ,s sn
Wiz fun Ds The ., t srs,. a.s,,ssd
h.diss Risons I.ces s1s eS:
9nsss Dry Goods in remnants and IN r,.c.s
f01, and G ss1s hSs
Md sP SIM md saPiSs s SIX aS SOs ss,D DTss
Sreilas. Ini ise Pen Trimmi9gs Psrss and un-
ye~ery fancy Goods solS.nirs i-s.6.q 90; a.
forts Bed Lisen and s1ie Mnsn Bsnksts spresas CON-.
soc as usually found In irsicla airy ssoas nd
,sdies ana gents, fgrnishins e-tsblishmeni: sl.o
ing. Coat Racks Window and store Nics.i
plated show Iixtures Desks. Mirrors and M
upon as ths property Of Abraham kaufman. md
342ae 343i1. q es 1890. :s4So2. s4sa ~ ~
:4Son $3.50 3+3os 800 S4Slo ASIA ssi<
favor Of Matilda kan, Mara Ksuimsn samuel R,an
Der, Julius Lansbpryh. lsadore ssks. Rueben Hsrys.
Ammon Behrend. koppel kurnitzki. Gustsse ISest
bureh and james Lansburgh. trading as Lsnsbursh
pyreltorth. trading as NJ Dyrenforth 4 CO. !; Phihp
JoseFk. Myer Loeb. Joseph Auerbsch, Henry KIM
1r. a. Rhilip Joserh, surviving partner Of Jo,epSf
Geisc}er Felix Calm. Moses Strauss Louis strsnss
mon RsAn. Louis kann. SismuDo Ksnr, Samuel Ian.
good trading ss s. kann Sons Co. and the ii II
DANIEL NJ RANsDELL. Z. 5. Marshal
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. je20-dkdbs
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. AUcTs.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On X STREET BETWfEN SIXTH AND SEW
ENIH SIREETS

v KIN. ESTAIE
ONK STREET BETWEEN SIXTH ANDsEV-
ENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Coluinbia. passed ia equity cause No
14SOl wherein Margaret J. Smith is co nplainan,
and Barbara G. Clements is defendant. the under
signed trustees will otter for sale by public auction
SIX, DAY Of JUNE, A. +. lsa3. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real ga state
stusted In the city OF WASHINGTON District of Coun
ba: Lot numbered four "a in square numbered four
ments. &c.
Terms OF sale. prescribed by the decree are One
third cash. the balance in and two Years from the
day OF sale with interest. secured by deed of on
the premises sold all cash. the option of the pur
chaser. A deposit of $500 required uron acceptsnca
OF bid u the terms of sale complied with in
Ton days from the day Of sale the trustees the
ght 70 resell the property the risk aud of the
defauting ur haser after five dav~ advertisement of
snch resale IN some newspaper published lila Washing
OF the purchaser.
HENRY F. WOoDARD,
iel5-d&ds llth ana sta NV
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Twt3s,sToRY AND nAsEMENT prick DWELL
ING, No. 80 9Th ST y e.. CONTINUING
ICONS 20 md ALL MODERN ISIP.oyEMENTs.
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OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.
PrrrsBuRs WON IN THE NrSrH.

PIrTsBURG WON IN THE NINTH.
Cleveland forced Pittsburg to take the mos.
exciting game Of the season in the ninth inning
ct Pittsburg yesterday. As there Was no regu-
lar umpire on hand, the game being a post
poned one. Wilson, a local umpire, acted in
that capacity.
When Pittsburg went to bat in the last half
Of the ninth inning. with the score Of to i in
Cleveland's favor. Young lost control Of the
ball and Tebeau got excited. ordering Young
out Of the game and back again and kicking
vigorously at Wilson. Patsy finally put
Cuppy in, who sent the next two batters to
Arst on balls, forcing in two runs. Beckley
then hit Cuppy for single, scoring the win
ming run. In this inning Tebeaa ordered his
men 10 leave the field. but thinner prevailed
on the excited captain to let the game proceed,
which be did
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n q. SLOAN l. CO. Auctioneers 14O1 G s. n. W
~. (Successurs TO Latimer Sloan

ENTITE CONTENTS OF wELL-KNOwN LOCAL
CLUB REMOVED To OUR POOMS FOR CON
yENIENCE OF SALE, COMPRISING COLLEEN.
DEE CoMBINATIoN POOL TABLES. SUPERB
CHERRY EXTENsIoN TABLE. LEATHEt !.
C CHAIR BENT MOOD CHAIRS AID RoCk ROCKERS
WICKER CHAIRS. HANDsoME c. :. ARM
TWO kEFRIGERAToRs. LOT PICTuHEs.
CARPET. LOT GLASS WARE. CUSPIDORS
WATER COOLER. LOT SUNDRIES BE &c
AS USUALLY FOUND IN AwELL-APPOINTED
CLUB.
On SATURDAY. JUNE TWENTY-FOURrH 1893
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within our sales rooms
1907 q ST. N W., will sell the above effects, to
which we invite general attention.
Terms cash.
By order of the committee.
je2ldts c. u. SLOAN & CO., Auc.ionesrs.
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The Plateau Valley sheep war near Dubuque,
Col. is probably over, the sheep men having
been forced to vacate.
Sixteen-year- old Wilson HAYES. colored boy,
was drowned in the ChristIana creek, Whining
ton, Del, yesterday.
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Hnt 81 AND IOI NUMBERED 3e3 TWELFTH
SIkEEI BETWEEN AND u STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in liher
fl follo 100 ct seq. OF the land records OF the
District OF Columbia we viii sell a, auction IN front
OF ne premises on MoNpAY, JUNE TWENTY
sIl. lS3s A. p, at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the
following desert ed land and premises. situate and
being in the city Of WASHINGTON in the ID strict Of
columbia aud known and distinguished lot let
tered NJ Of the recorded subdivision of square . a.
fronting twenty -Four feet and TWO inches ON 18th
at by depth of one hundred and feet TO a ten
loot alley, together with all OF the improvements.
ways easements. rights. privileccs anu appur,en-
nnces TO the same belonging in anywise apertan-
ing. subject 70 dee Of trust Twenty-Five 6uad-ed
dollars $500 recorded in Liter -, fCho =
and a deed of trust recorded in Liber = folio =
1or g. as Will ayr ear upon examination Of title
Terms One half Ga cash. deposit OF one hundred
doIlara tSloO TO be paid AZ time Of purchase Con
veyans1nxG at purchaseri- cost. Terms h. cotn
piled with in fifteen 90 days otherwise trustee.
reserve me right 10 resell the property the risk aud
cost OF the defautinH purchaser after five - DAYS
publish Il in Washington. u. G
IoHN !, sCo!I ls. stn.w. } r-,,....,
= Any further inIcEn.,ion viii he furnished by
3el5-dkds 1--we
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Chicago Pool Rooms to BE C,osed. .

CHICAGO, June 22.-The city ordinance Of
1883, stopping pool selling and bookmaking at
any point outside a regular race track inclos-
ure within the city limits, is sustained in de-
cision by Judge Wilkin of the state supreme
court, his opinion being received yesterday.
This is the climax Of a long continued fight in
the courts, the matter being appealed from q
state, and the city il now in position to close
up the pool shops.
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H go PENNA. AVE-. NV
CHANcERy SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT. sIru.
STREETS SOUTHEAST.

By virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court Of ths
Ds go Of g:':sS saPs 1s
complsinsnts and Joseph Fre1st ct are defsndsne
Mn '1 pIT 81 S g s a TH
il sy q SsS q co:.
s to r II ss e f s: 81 N
tsa besnnins for the ssne st the northwest cornse
The line O so1sS tSsg Ss sso
co inches thence south seventy nine s feet thence
theme. i "a
eass sa.ncs s sso
mepts payable IL one and two year. from day Of sss
secured BY deed q trust on the pre- misss sosS
Ss O q to
he Gs T Be Al =
and rs JAS a ss sfs of the purchases
,.,.,,,. rAri 81 {; s ~ IL Trustee
4 ISIS, At THREE O'CLOCK. PM, JUNE
Ms1r fS.n ssS
% acres q Land half .srs in yood bal,
eroon frame house. stable. carriage house and othsr
o1 Tsin Sra.s,,x ,s.,ru.-.o .,,, Oh.
s FS.s near s with the Laurel and
Tsr.e ps rssh n ess ssSsss sGS IN r
years. with per s ssus ps5 TsoM,s rsno NJ.
,eI7.2lte4-s. r I. sfhBLRR. xSctaons...
LEO. W. sTIcKNEY. AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IMPROVED BY ATwo-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING. BEING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
SPRUCE AND BoHRER STREETS. LIZ Dhorf
PARK. WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtue OF certain deeds Of trust dated March IA
ls and March ID. lty2. and duly recorded in Iiber
1862 folio 4e. and 1856. folio PSI respectively and
~ the request Of the party secured thereby ne will
se At pubic auction in front Of the premises on SAT-
ChDAN, JUNE THE TWENTY-FOtRTH 1894 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
premises situated in the city and District sfs
said and known as the west 10 40 feet Spruce
by the full depth thereof Of lot forty nine (4 IN
Rofert 4 Morris subdivision OF lot number nffeea
lol ss A L Barber and Co. . subdivision recorded
IN the once OF the surveyor OF the District of Co-
lameis q county book q paee 90 improved by stvo-
Terms Of sale; One third Of the purch.se money
to BE- paid In cash and the balance in three equal in
staimsnts. payable in one two and three years. with
Interest OF per centunl annuu, payable semi
annually from day OF sale. secured by deed Of
upon the property sold. al cash. the option of
the purchaser deposit Of 600 will be required
OF the purchaser 81 the time Of the All Convey
ancing and recording at the purchaser's cost.
Terms OF sale to BE- comrlied with within DAYS
from day OF eale otherwise the the
reht TO re-eu the property ~ the risk and u
HENRY TAYLOR
ALVAH T. COLLINS.
,el4-iW. Trustssa
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win BE Called Jubilee.

BosroN, June 22.-Mr. John B. Paine has Sc
lected the name Jubilee for his ballast fin
cup defender, which will be launched at pm.
TODAY at South Boston. The name is taken in
consideration Of this jubilee year of the cele-
bration of Columbus discovery.
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DuSoANsoN BROS. Aue'iOpssr.;
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
NUMBERED l222. 1224, LOG and IDS d

~ 9th and ID SITS. o. W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
NUMBERED l222 l224. 1226 and IDS D
By virtue of four deeds Of to U.S. hesring date
April 81 1892 aud duly recorded in ffber 1876 folio
1873, ct seq: $40 ct seq. 3i3 and 341 seq Of the
land records Of the District OF Columbia and the
will sell a. paslic sse aIsa in aheffe foS;;
of the premises on THURSDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1893. AT HkLF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ all those certsin pieces or parcels OF
land and premises situate in Washington city. Dis
being lots numbered l4l. lag. 143 and la. in Nc
Lacsien and touthan. Trustees subdivision IN square
zoos as per plat recorded in hber 10 folio IS Of the
records OF the surveyors office of the District Of Co
iumbis sail lots having frontage Of is fee, each
depth OF 10 feet to an alley. together with the
Rtovements eonssting Of -four twostory b;tck dwell
ings numbered 12s2. 1924. 1236 and 1928 street
northeast. Each of the above houses VIII be sold
separately.
Terms Of sale: onethird of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. balance in three equal payments
one, Two and three years. with per cent interest
payable semi-snnually and be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. all cash. the option of
the purchaser. A deposit Of 800 required q each
house at time of sale All convey ancing and record
ing at purchasers cost Terms OF he complied
with in ten days from date of sale otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell at risk and cost
purchaser purchasers.
W: Z: EDMoNsToN.l r,,s..
jel9-d&ds AIDS b BROWNE trustees.
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W +. EDMONsToN.l
jel9-d&ds AIDS b. BROwNE5 trustee
(, G. SLOAN / CO.. Auc,ioneers. l4o7 G st.


TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
TTWWIETNTf-SIXIHr STREET NEAR FRANK
By virtue of CERTAIN deed of trust, dated the 9th
day OF Aprl. 1872 and duly recorded in Iiber 100
folio 2l9 ct seq one OF the land records the Dis
trct Of Columbia. and at the reaues, OF party
cured thereby. will offer for sale q. pub
W is nrpS,i2n in front Of ne premises. on
a HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ.
the folloMinx described real estate situate IN the
county OF wsshng,en; District OF Columbia to wit:
vision Of the tract of land formerly belonging TO the
estate of the late Clark Mills. said subdivision is
recorded in Liber County No. folio 49, in the sur
veyor's office Of the District of Columbia
The above property is located about three mes from
the city. on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. in a
growing section of the District. adjoining Avalon
Heights and will som be accessible by two electric
locality should not fail to attend this sale:
The terms of sale: Property will he sold subject to
deed OF trust for g. O00 which has years to run
all in excess Of the 81. 900 be Paid In cash; 500
deposit vii be required at time of sale. All convey
anctnE and recording at cost of purchaser Terms OF
SAFE 20 De comred with In ten days property viii
be reso!d at risk and cost nf defaultiug purchaser
GILES c. RUSH. Trustee,
els st. NV
ANDREW r. WEBB, Trustee
1elC-c&ds Corner 9th "a W
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BROS. AUCTION EERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Fronting FIFTEEN FEET on THE SOUTH
THIRTf-FfyE FEET FAST OF TWELFTH
STREET LAST, BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TwO
FEET SEVEN INCHES.
BY virtue Of deed of trust 70 the UNDERSIGNED dated
August IA. 1891. and recorded in Liber No. 1904 folio
466 seq of the land records of the District OF Co
lumhia and BY direction of the holder Of the debt
cured by said deed of trust. will sell pubic
auction on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAf OF
JULY. AT QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK p M
said deed OF trust the same bens parts of lots fotyve
4ol and ior;y.sr t46 IN the subdvson of square
hundred and two COU2) as per plat In book Il L. H,
folio 3os Of ibe records of the surveyors once the
District Of Columbs. being the south eideof North
st. thirty -hve (35J feet east of 10Th cast aud
running thence east fifteen tl5l feet thence south
ninetytwo tS2t feet seven ca inches; thence west
hfteen 1o feet: and thence north 10 the bseinning
Terms: one-third OF the purchase money cash (of
which Sloo must he deposited at time Of saleD bal
snce IN two equal installnents at one and two years
from date of 50 with interest AT secured on
the property rail- cash, purchasers option Con
veyancing. nc. at purchasers cost.
MAHL0N ASHFORD,l ,--
je2l-d6ds JOHN E. BEALL. irusaeee