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International s. 5. Convention.

At meeting Of the Sunday School Union Of
the District last evening the following delegates
were elected to the worlds Sunday school con-
vention and the seventh international Sunday
school convention, which meets in st. Louis
from August 81 to September 6, 1898: Lucius
d. Alden. English Lutheran Church; P. Fl. Bris-
tow. Baptist; DIR. ID. Percy Hickling, Protestant
Episcopal; Jerome F. johnson. Congregational;
Col Weston Flint. Presbyterian; Mrs. G.. r. Al
den (Pansy), Presbyterian; t. B. Towner,
Methodist Episcopal; Miss K. s. Laws. Meth
odist Episcopal; Mrs. Robert Cohen. Methodist
Episcopal and Miss Lena SUNNY, Christian.
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w. SLoAN x co.. Auct,oneers. 1401 a N
VI (Successors TO Latimer & Sloan
POSITIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CoNrr~ro
OF THE BUCKINGHAM. els AND eso Nc.
PETERSON SQUARE. OR FIFTEENTH sTpFrr
NORTHWEST. COMPRISING ABOUT FIFTY
wELI-FURNIsEED ROOMS.
Commencing THURSDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH
hotel ..THF BUCKINGHAM 9is AND so isTn 4
ST. MCPHERSON sou ARf) we will sell without
limit about 80 rooms of welkept furniture
such
HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, ROSE.
WOOD CASE UPRIGHT PIANO BY GABLER.
SEVERAL PARLoR SUITES HANDSOMELY up
HoLsTERED BEAUTIFUL FOLDING BEDS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE wARDRoBEs. FORTY
CHAMBER SUITES IN CHERRY. OAK AND WAL
NUT; MOQUET, VELVET AND RRUSsELS CAR
PETS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE; FINE HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS, ORNAMENTS. HAND
SOME OAK MIRROR BACK HALL RACKS OF
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. WILLOW AND RATTAN
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. TURKISH RUGS. 10
BRENTWOOD DINING CHAIRS. EXTENSION AND
OTHER TABLES, HANDSOME s1DEBOARD.
HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND
holsters. MATS AND RUGS. TOILET SETS.
SINGLE CHAMBER SUITES. PICTURES. WIN
DOW HANGINGs. AWNINGS. COOKING urEN-
SILS. &C., &C.. &c.
This important sale and should sttrsct the at
cash. c. g. SLOAN CO..
je10-dts AuctioneerL
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUcTs.

II rsTE s. SALE BY AUcTIoN OF CRANE
BETWEEN lsT AMP ID SHEETS WEST:
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause ns,nbered
complainant. and John Melch infant ct al. are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
by public auction, In front uf the premises. on FRI
DAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JUNE. A D..
1893. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the
following described real estate aud promises lying
and being In the city of Washington District Of
Columbia 70 Wit All Of lot numbered three CD.
In square numbered i've hundred and sixty seven
G61. BEGINNING for the same on the line OF street
north at point distant one hundred aud sixty and
nve-tsnths Q6O - feet west from the southeast cor;
of said square runntng thence north hundred
and twenty l2o) feet thence west twenty three and
eieven-hundretls (23 I'D feet thence south hun
dred and twenty 0 feet 10 the line of said street.
and thence along that line to the point of begin
mig, together with the improvements thereon.
TERMS One-third cash. balance In two equal in
stallmeats. payable in one and two years from the
date Of SALE with interest the deferred payments
the rate of per centum per annum payable semi
annually. and to be secured by q deed Of trust on
the premises sod or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser deposit OF two hundred dollars ts2oo,
Piled with IN ff'een days from sale. All conveyance
ing. recording &c. at purchasers cost
R Ii Il Yf : hhaIh Trustees.
jel3dEds 4l6 5th St NV.
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~ 800 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PE3yED REAL. ESTATE ON sEyENTEENIH
STORY AND ELLAR PREsSED.BRICK BAY.
WINDOW FRONT DWELLING NO: 1922 l7TH
EHSMs, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE.
On iUEsDAY, JUNE THIRTEENTH, AID.
1853. AT HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, We
will SELL in front of the premises.
SUB LOT 21S. SQUARE las
Fronting 81 S7o 18th 81 by the depth thereof and
improved by very fine dwelling No. 1922.
1t Will be sold subject to incumbrance of Se,0
in two years and Of Il. 500 payable in monthly
OF trust
Terms: The purchase money (over and above the
two trusts mentioned) to he paid in cash. 500 OF
which will be required at the time Of sale. all cash.
at he option Of the purchaser Terms to be complied
with in fifteen days from the day Of SALE otherv ise
the right 70 resell the property the risk
aocing recording. &c. at the cost Of the purchaser
je5-d&ds kATCLIFFE. DARR 60. Aucta
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON THIRD STREET EAST NEAR SOUTH
CAROLINA AVENUE.
ETH. A. d. 1893. AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK.
will peremptoriy sell by order of the owner "a
NONRESIDENT twenty-five t2o feet front by a depth
Of one hundred feet Of lot eleven I'D in square
hundred and niaety-fv (193).
This property is well located for building
Terms Onethird OF the purchase in cash. bal
ance n OH anu ,wo ~ PeI cent pei hnIuin inter,
Of trust the property sold cash. the Of
sac. Conveyaucing. &C.. at purchasers cost Terms
sale to he coupled with in fifteen days, otherwise
the right is reserved resell the properly the risk
and cost of de auitng after five days adj
yertisement Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington D. c.
o. c. GREEN. Attorney,
1e13-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucr,oneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rHREE-sroRY
AND BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING WITH
HTRkET NORTHWEST

Sy virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded In Liber
l62S at too 4e2 eft Of the land records Of
the District OF r8iumSia We vii sell in front Of the
JUNE. A. d. 1898. AT, FIVE O'Clock p. NJ. the
following described land and premises situate in the
city OF Washington. District of Colu and
desisnstea as and neing lot numbered pa Of 7. F.
Schneider subdivision of certain lots in square
nu.nbered l56 the same is duly recorded in book
Is paTe 81. OF the records of the ofce the
OF the District Of Columbia. together with a., and
singular the iniproveinents ways asements rixhts.
privileges and appurtenances to the belonging
or in any vice sppertaintng.
This lot IS inn royed by srly three story and
basement brick dwelling with stone trt mngs con-
tanning 10 with towers large hall; dumb wait
ers; all hnsh-d in osk; speaking tubes; stationary
tul,s modern improvements
Terms: One-thfvd OF the purchase money IN cash
balance in and two at PET cent per annuu
IN crest PAYABLE sefniannuay, and TO secured by
iced of trust the premises Sold all cash. the
option Of the purchaser deposit Of s2o0 required
at time O. sale ConveyancInx. &c, at purchaser,s
cost. Terms of sale 10 be complied with in fifteen
days otherwise the right reserved To resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of defsulting purchaser
after ve days advertisement OF such res ale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d c.
CHARLES B. BAILEY,
JOHN J. WILMARl H,
1elO-d&ds Trustees.
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PROFESSIONAL,

SEA SAIL BATHS AT HOME. WITH MASSAGE
- aomintstefed by compeicnt operators; sw edirh
n% ona spd %,snesie irsssrnsnt 9s lSsa a.
,ei2-8t.
pRoF FANTLEROY AND PROF WILLIAMS
tel All pc events Of life comrel love; cure sick-
ass. of S oe i, .f separated cause .rsd mar
sittinxs. 30c. and 81. Hours. Toto myl6-9os'
pRoE CLAY Il THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
- aoyertisins clAirvoyant sstroloeer and medium "a
Born with wonderful prophetic sit Of second .isht
tells AL the OF your life from cradle 20 crave
reveals hidden mysteries, RECEIVERS lost property
stolen goods. points ont yoqr enemies from your
,lsxes with happy results. tells whether the
love IL true or false inte-prets d-esms
STRANGERS other cities and ali in trouble viii save
as he succeeds where others have s.,eI oonvIncc:.
bnsi5ess con ndeatiai. >ittinss. SOC Hours. 20 "
9th SITS. southwest. fif t.s-6t'
NINE. RAPB AEL, cLAIRyoYANr AND AsTRoLe
dates; tells how % retain husband or lover Consult
her on love. business or health She won't dupe you
with charms sloF ST. NV. Room 10 " tosp. n
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
WI life All business coz hdental Ladies and xsntl~-
men. SOC. each. Hours. Be- m 10 D. m 005 Nee
York ave. n. W.. near 9th St my20lm
vi man astroosist viii leave for the sesshore june
%; returning sept 20 Once hours. IN. 10 r. m
Sun day. 10 20 .. IN l50s 18th n m2e-lm.
II oTTIE FOWLER. THE wELLKNowN SPIRIT
lLual business and trance test medium also nss s
ence Marryat's book in No Death. For . short tins
only at l07 Est nv. mhl6-3m.
u'HE HohsFokD ELECTRIC INDICATED
ventve to DISEASE Also facial sissmins and rs.s-
( SAGE. Sls St NV 49,. fnylo-zm
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The Walking Girls.
JOE GODDARD WON EASILY.

Opening of the Columbian Athletic Club
Near Chicago.
The Columbian Athletic Club was opened at
Roby. Ind, near Chicago. last night in the
presence of a throng Of 5000 people with a
ten-round bout between Joe Goddard of
Australia and Willie Kennedy of ST. Louis for
q purse of Fl, 200 and finish fight between
Martin Costello and Billy Woods for purse Of
S2.500.
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A Clergyman Injured.

Rev. James A. Handy, colored. while alight-
ing from cable car yesterday afternoon at 9Th
street and Pennsylvaaia avenue slipped and
fell. He was badly shaken up, but sustained no
injury beyond a slight scalp wound
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y ATCLIFFE. pARR L co. AucTs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovFD
rkUPERTY NEAR TIE LINE OF HE EX-

IN ShAt VIZ VALUABLE ONlMPkOffD
PkOPERTY NEAR TIE LINE OF HE EX-
TENSION OF CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the
Dsssriet OF c9lun,Sia sitting as court Of equity
Inns ct uK. vs. Mary E. Barnes ct al, No. ~. as4
equity docket b. the undersigned trustee will sell 81
public auction in front of the premises WEDNES-
DAY. THE TwENTY-FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A. D.
1S9a AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following de-
scribed lsnd and premises. lying and being in the
as part of tract of land cal ed Mt AIRY" and de-
scI1bed by metes and Iunds a. follows:
Beginning Ia perches from the south end of a
tract of land called part Of Flstchals Chance and
rCnninS thence north 80 DEGREES west lsk perches
thence south so 9erses east2 perches thence south
west lsh perches 70 the place of beginning. contain
Ing III acres and - rerches. more or less
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. one-ihird in one
year and onethird in two years notes lie eiven
deferred payments. secured by deed Of trust upon
land Sold and bearing interest at tn rate of per
centum per annum from the day of sale until paid
pay able semi-annualy. all cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. deposit Of $500 will be Required al
the time OF sac Terms of sale TO he complied with
within ten days. premises he resold at risk and
cost Of cefauting purchaser. Convey &c. at
purchasers cost.
FREDERICK L. sIDDoNs Trustee.
e6-dkds l.lse
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON POLK
STREET. MAR yEFFERsoN STREET. UNION.
TOWN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Libsr
34 folio 2tS ct seq of the land records of the
District Of Columbia will sell in fr. Mt OF the
bS9 Of 6SE iss tf Five tocock
NJ. an those certain pieces or parcels OF land and
premises known and DISTINGUISHED and being in
Unfontown in the County of Washington. District Of
ColuInbfa. and known upon the plat or plan u
said Uniontown as being lots numbered 1853. Ia and
LOO. with the improvements. thereon. toeether with
tne improvements wsys sssements rights. pr1vi.
any vie appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash, balance In g. 10 and IS
months notes to be given bearing per cent per
mum interest payable semi annually and TO be
cured by deed of trust the property sold. all
cash. at the option Il the purchaser Conveyancing
&C.. at purchasers cost. A deposit Of eco
pied with in fifteen days, otherwise the trustees
serve the right to resell The property the risk and
cost of defaultins Purchaser after advertise
ment Of such resale in some newspaper published IN
Washington. DC
CHRISTIAN O. LEDERER
HENRY h. BERGMAN.
je9d&ds Trustaes
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This elegant new hotel now open The finest
location in America, foot of 51st ST. All front
rooms overlooking the lake Four blocks from the
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CEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
(IEU W. sTICKNEY. Auctioheer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FARRAGUT STREET NEAn
SHERMAN AVENUE, MOUNT PLEASANT,
IMPROVED BY SMALL BRICK HOUSE.

NJ. la3 FARRAGUT STREET.
By virtue of certain deed OF trust. dated the 5t
day of June 1891. and orded in Iiher 1888, at
folio AS ct Of the land records Of the District
Of Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, the TWENTY:
SECOND day of JUNE. 1903. at FIVE O'CLOCK
p NJ. the following described property in the county
of Washington District Of Columbia to wit The east
twelve feet eight inches front on Ferraxut street. by
dep.h of hundred and fifty feet. of lot numbered
eight 80. in block numbered eighteen (lS) of Todd
Plains.
Terms q sale: SOY IN casn end the balance IN one
payable semtannually and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold all cash. at the Opt OF the
purchaser. 800 deposit required at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with within ten days. or the
property will be resold at the risk and cost OF the
RICHARD E. PAIRO,l r..
HERRERT A lEuSteeS
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
THOMAS BOWLING Il SON. Aucs.onesrs.
IL BIO z - n ~
LOT OF CoNpEMNED MATERIAL, BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. AT AUG.

THOMAS BOWLING Il SON. Aucs.oneers.
l. GLE st. n.
TO THE DISTRICT GOvERNMENT. AT AUC-
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1898.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj. we viii sell at property
Bussies Wason Of Old from lot Of Barrels lot Of
II p S STsfi & shs
JEST Auctioneers.
q g. SLOAN CO.. AuctIoneers. I4O7 @ st. NV
". Successors to Lstimsr d Sloan.
ADAMS EXPRESS coMPANY,s SALE OF UN-
r2RNT MEDHE b is SgSE r9gs
O'CLOCK. the Adams Express Company will sell at
the auction rooms Of c. 9. Sloan & Co. No l407 g
grisins an assortment Of Trunks. VaGises. boxes.
Psekaees. &c. SC. &c. to be sold without
Az w sLSSS 'ate notice.
D. Real Estate. Insurance, &c.
ExEcUToEs SALE OF DWELLING NUMBERED
BY virtue Of the power in me vested will sell at
PJ hY TqfsGS II iron. 81 he
numbered IA in square numbered 3a5, fronting 20
feet 9th street northwest BY depth OF about l3
feet to an alley Withs 10-toot alley alongside. i'm
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
balance IN one and two years at per cent per annum
dced of trust on the premises sold. all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser Conveyancine, &c, at
% ssia Cost =, aePoi,s OF & a time
days. otherwise the right reserved to resell the rrop
erty at the risk and cos. OF defauitinF purchaser
newspaper Published in Washington, d. G.
JAMhS B. T. UPPER. Executor
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. je6-d&ds
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ANS0N In GREAT LUCK
Beaten Only One Bun Instead of
Five.
LOOSE WORK OF THE LOCALS.

Zimmerman. the Champion Cyclist. to Re
turn Field Sports At Maryland Agricu1-
turzl ColIege-Joe Goddard Won Sports
In General.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
(hhANEkhi SALh OF lMFnOsE ED kLAL rs
~ TATE. CONSISTING OF NO. 3Q5 TENTE
STREET SOUTHWEST AND VACANT LOT

rGssSs1faHa q zsS 50 visSsE EFf EG
sl ssss ss q: in EsSo ss:s e:
i Ala o. = T FfTs & 5SSS
pA s5G 81 %HSES sSS ETy
the southeast said and
81 n. ss.n:s
place Of sei to9ssSsr With r
81 way 1877 the purpose Of and use s. an alley OF
il The line Of SAID lot i've i5) al point "a FEET
inch south of the northeast of said lot ave @
ma
10 ssia q
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. one-third in one
10 Of
Sold bearing interest at the rate Of per
hs
5000 70 be made At time Of sale Terms Of sale to be
and OF
''''''Af az H EB%SsD so' NEWMAN Trustee
JACKSON Il RALsrSS,s EErs'tse;
my24-dkds c. @. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers
JUNE ME AhSH
RATcL1FFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
CdANCEhI SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN @ STREET AND RHODE ISLAM
rkkaaMhfhD DWEE Ss9S &c. TIE 15l7 fT 81
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
Piise s e n ds &
aud deorss "; Wager is defendant. the undersigned
Of the % ee on 9E Il x nS r .sS L ts
BAY Sr JUNE 1899 EVE
land and premises lying and being in the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia. ard known and
distinguished and being lot numbered ten QO) in
Brent's subdivision of square numbered four hun
dred and twenty (420). together with the improve
ments. &c.
Terms of sale are one-third % Of tho purchase
money 70 " raid in cash. One-third 90 in year
ana t> in two years thereafter with inter
est on the deferred payments from the day Of sale
morYake upon the premises SO sold OF the trustees
the time OF sale II the terms Of sale not implied
with on the day OF sale the trustees the right
70 resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
lauiting purchaser. All conveyancing, recording,
&C., ut the cost of the purchaser.
TALMADGE A. LAMBERT.
EDWARD H. THOMAS.
9l6 F st. n. w.,
my 81 d&ds Trustees.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA

Use HOrsfOrd's AcIu Fn0sPnate.
Dr. W. s. Leonard Hinsdale, n. H.. says: "The
best remedy for dyspepsia that has ever come
under my notice"
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Brooklyn leads at last-the position that be-
longs to her.
Brooklyn's work has been plucky. With i'll
players and weak pitchers the club has had sn
uphill struggle.
when two men we're out and the score IL to II
IN Baltimores favor, lost the game for the ORR
oles yesterday.
Tim O'Rourke is iustifying the confidence Bar
ME placed in him He made three of the six
bits made by Louisville yesterday, one being
triple. Barnie hss been blamed by the Louis
vile papers for the trade, but il was the best
thing he has done this season. II he had four
more men like D Rourke the club would not be
carrying the bats for the other clubs.
The work Of Umpire Lynch is beyond criti-
cism- He is just to both sides. When he
makes an error it is one Of Judgment only, and
not because he wants to curry favor with either
team Best Of all. he viii not allow any bull
DOING, and for this he is be commended.
Would that there were more Lypches.-Balti-
more American
Why the local crowd should .'roast'' Umpire
Snyder is more than any fair-minded person
can see. His decisions yesterday on balls and
strikes and close points on the bases were ex-
eellent
Sam shaw, who puched for the Augusta
team, has accepted the terms of the Chicago
club.
The LouisviIles tomorrow for three games,
which hnish the local games until July IL.
Schmit. who was released by the Baltimores
and signed with New YORK, left last night to
Join the team
Won der Ahe would like to get Milhgan back
on the Browns.
Every one w.s glad to see Joe Mulvey back
on third base.
Sullivan's attempt yesterday to field the hit
that Wise could have taken easily justified the
criticisms In last Saturdays SrAR on the poor
team work of the club The short has no bust
ness on the pitchers left hand.
Larkin came near losing q man, too, by rum
ming after Q ball that Wise took
II these mistakes occurred only once In q
great while IL would not be so bad, but they
take place with discouraging frequency
O'Rourke il blamed for being put out in run
ming down TO second in the first inning. The
play was all right and Radford, who was on
third, should have tried to score.
The Walking Girls.
The walking girls at Kernan's Lyceum re-
turned TO the track yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock and were in fine form after their rest
from Saturday midnight The score at IL
o'clock last night stood as follows:
Molie Harvey, 133 miles Is laps; Aggie
Harvey. 1872 miles lap; Rose Fremont. 1877
miles 10 laps; Mamie Hewitt, l74 miles q laps;
MAY Gaffney, III miles II laps.
Aggie Harvey made 80 miles laps In the
six hours. Four of the contestants At Balti-
more Yesterday covered that number of miles.
Clara Bel, 49, A one-mile exhibition was given
By HOogland in 9rn- Is.
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EEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctione.r. I4lI @ st.

BALE AT AUCTION OF Two-sToRY BAY.
WINDOW BRICK. STONE BASE DWELLING
Bling HOUSE NO. 227 ST. NE. "ECKfNG-
viii offer for sale on FRIDAY. the SIXTEENTH
day Of JUNE. 1893 81 FIVE O'CLOCK. p m. lot %.
block ,. lexington, ID. c.. improve by o house con-
timing seven rooms: all modern inlprovenents.
Terms-very essy. and made known q time OF sale.
500 dersistt. Terms to be complied with in ten
days. tel2-d&ds5t'l GRO. W. sTICkNEY.
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RATcLIFFE. DARR { CO. AUcTioNEERs-

- n ".
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE DWELLING.
ssiszss ss1
e. IgHssTo fvr sgSt a EH =. vi. ns ss
,l0n' o. 'hf s Pis'f Ior . IN SQUARE 200.
Go NINE S n s
hested By perfect system q hot water.
ana ss
no. by esn;rset nj. iherefore an eIcsptonsliy sab
and sroxiDe better neiFhborhccd Il yiIi Be. cold
ss bss,nS interest At the rae q per- cent Per
II: ana .s sss
psd " ws n e. es ,r 81 sa A., Te e @
s s ss ccs ~ the !, e ss = the
5ssdad. ''''If If Dxss CO. ee. auc
X ATcLIFFE. DARE Co. AUcTIONEERa
cHnNcEgY SALE AT AUCTION OF A FRAME
S SISa = S.fk VITA FIAT srbTRk 70 4
Ss T ssiEss es:ss s.r 'rss !. 1si =
SSfTEESfR s VA ~ Five f oSEeA w.
Ss 3 nd ss st s.:s
thence a' Is & S.Ss. sSsss q
hundred and thrty-six Ci36l feet seven ana onehs0
Sns hu sssnss an. ss as.. @ ss; f.,
'r T. Snsh e, 90 Pshss g ,hs place
s :1S II ~. year. E
the remise. sns y esse sr s. S
per psssSle g 4: c.sA e q:
s.s: s:s
Eostsh A AhsGaR IS = 20 Z: rru
On fFEEhSEhap si3 ssEfEES
H. 3, AT rdva 1SLosKP a. .el IN q
% ss r.: 90 osr :s:
nj ~: sss: BE: :s; i:
,If or spsrs%sns Asass es1s,.;ns room. .A
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sood rental. Il is :sdon such pies Of pro Ssr
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sale Terms Of sale 70 he compiled With In nfseen
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JTNITEp STATES MARsHAL's sALE-BY viz.
Se sn q :, the s c9p, p,tI q oga
cash IN front q the house door Of ssad D1stfc
on Soa IC . tee TTtNT,ETH pay on JUNE
claim interes, and estate N and 70 The following de-
scrioed property 20 wit The IS feet by "A fet
e. an Alley feet six inches vide Of lot ID sausrS
a.. city q Washinston. District OF Columbia to-
and toeether With al an singular the improvemsnt:
thereon SIZED snd levied upon - the property Of
= "a cA.1. sSs
Arthur W. fairfax. trading e Arundel Fairfax
DANIEL M RANsDELL. q. s. Maruhai ID. al
RATCL1FfE, DARRkCo-. Auctaoneers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-13
ExEcUTRIx SALE
OF the effects Of the late
GEN. Z. F. BEALE,
ASH HILL FARM,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. ND.
At the
PHILADELPHIA TATTERsALL
WEDNESDAY. JUNE FOURTEENTH. 1893
AT TEN O'CLOCK A ~.
Consisting Of
STAIIJONS pRoOD MARES COR Ts FrIIJFS
SALE
STATIONS. BROOD MARES. COLTS. F1LL1Es.

&c; Among the horses will be found PENCE Or
LOFF. 14lo. sire Of Sadie NJ, =. 1917 NELLIE Or
LOFT, 2 es,k RIGMARoLE. two years; 2 SA. By
q Belle TEHI.on. three Sssrs Old trial: 2.$g; By
FOSSIL. dam of Sadie M. 2. I6K. by Prln-
oeps, S3e; DAISY, dam Of Rigmarole Gwo years.
three years 80. trial 80 R!dMARoLE, two
TIFF BY NeR $50 9TH lilly aNEs By WICK
life, $50. Also a lot of COLTS md FILLIEs. some
Of which In training and tro.ed quarters
in 30 and 80 seconds and full miles in 30; number
of them are entered in Futury and Breeders Stakes
at the Breeders Meeting plmico Park. Baltimore,
Md this fall. This is without donot one OF the fines
az public auction.
Also CAFFREY TOP and NO TOP BUGGIEs.
BREWSTER BtGGIES. TWO PNEUMATIC TIRE
sULKIES BY CAFFREY. IMPORTED HUNGARIAN
rrs a NGiF tSn ~ nSifnIy ERSE e' usnSTS
BLANKETS. &c.
BY order Of L z. COCHRAN, Jr, Attorney for Ex-
ecutriX. estate of GEN. z. +. BEALE
wENDRoTH MUNDY. Auctioneers.
Market ST.. south side. Goth and 21st Fhadel-
phia. ,el03t