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,,ps MAY TALLEY. FIFTEEN
COLLEGE OF WILLIAM and MARY.
Next Session Begins October 4, 1894.

two years in the public schools of Viz
gin.., board. fuel, lights. and washing,
$40 per month; medical fee, 81; other
students from $40 TO Sli per month: tui-
ton fee charged against each student
not willing 20 take pledge TO teach,y
Si750 per half session.
Send for Catalogue.
LYON G. TYLER,
jylswe. fr&sutocl President.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME. TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, June "A, 1885,
at $50 +. NJ, trains on this road will
run as follows.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION AS TEACH
w Err FOR small children. Terms MOD
crate Address e. D.. oak +. o., va.
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No. q makes all Local stops; ConneeIs
Asteviiie N G., and all intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
railroad.
No, 40s-"Vestlbuled Limited traln,"
Ruffet Sieepers Richmond 10 Atlanta.
Cloeo connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South ana Southwest
and ar New orleans with the Southern
Pacific and Texas and Pacific railro2is
90 ali Texas points. No extra Charge on
.sVestibuled Trains
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4Oe-"Atianta Special" ''vestibuied
Limited Train"-6:io a. NJ. daily.
No. TS-Mail ana Express-t.D Il. NJ.
daily. except Sunday
20. tickets, Pullman reservations, Sc.
apply at ticket 9ince. eyrd-Street sta.
east Main street. and eompanys oiiice.
sec east Main street.
JOHN II. WtNDER, General Manager.
IT. J. ANDERSON. Genl Pass. AGENT.
II. NJ BOYKIN. City PASSENGER Ast.
$50 east Main street.
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ALBEnABLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
charlottesville, VA.
jys-su, we&frtse20

Large corps Of Superior teachers. Best
in Literary. Musical, and
Art Departments. Attractive surround
ings. Healthful and accessible location.
Terms the lowest order catalogue.
w j. DICKINSON,
auI0-fr. su, we, tseiSW6t Principal.
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EAfLEuADs.


rs Schedule s,o eon%@es acne JUNE IT, Y
Saii{. stops at Elba
local stations arrives
l%, msIi g ao lo:iS 4, Mr~ y
40 7. ~; New York, 4
a.. A. Pullman car 10 WI.
100 noon. Leaves Byrd-street sta
osil{ except sundays. S,so,
az Elba, Ashland, Do' Hy''
I roo or a n SgfIsSeaS%rals,ss,sRICES
I. ~ g., ~ Bs a 'fias5rs'9 az se even,
Rev N:i r3G drsi l5ss y e hductia
connects with COngreste me-
Limited, arNIns AZ J.
more 40 +. NJ. and -
I, EoF wa 9;SS y ~ rario1ef
7:oo p. NJ. Leaves aS"' 3, i -dlstreet sta
udlly, Sleeping cars kit h
moni TO New York and Vase al
ingt9n TO IhHadeiphla. SO, -
.t Eiba, Ashland, Doswe.i JOS
~ 81 or frrierickshurkorr
brooke, ami Whitewater. Stopyu
ut other stations on sundays.C
AfrlFcs 90 Washington att.
l1IQ L. N, Baltimore. " 86
q. NJ; Philadei hia, 3;f5 Al
en-. :, ~; New York. SO 4. NJ. -
GU A. a., Arrives dl Byri street sta
tlon daily. Sleeper from View
rSrk; STOPS at WiIowater.
lfAODEf, L fffItIIfh 'iIlINr. MIL
ford boswell Ashland. and
ltlba. stops at other so ne
Tons on Sundays. Leave a.,
90 - . ashingfon at $50 4. 81 i,ct
saw 4 "l' Arrives n ByrI-street s'fil -
ton daily except smdi Nc
riops ~ Whitewater. Bros.
'itii' ksbnrg. Guinea, 4 50
iori Penola, Rutherglen, l,itS
VOL aylorsyile, Ash ~,
n ,o , iile4 Leaves Was >
~ - W, \ NJ Parior Z
on
%" l. 'H' HfrlFes az Byrd-street IL
ugn g1ily. Stops at III
ercksouT. Dose IN, and a
anu =, Pullman cars r., \
New York and Washingf
i;eaves Wellington 8t
l2l5A. NJ. Arrives at B By di,2R az h >,
i ilq4 p1 al -. s S Tse1 s 4.
; ;tatio y, !, -. man ear ear m. y
FREDERlcksBgEa (ccoMMoDA-
TON.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ, Leaves Byrd-street station.
Arrives az fredericksburg ~
$50 A. NJ. Arrives AT Byrd-street sta -
uo9 .od Leaves Fredericksburg tn
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ASHLAND TRAINS &C
6:f2 A. NJ, Leaves Eiba. Arrives at Ash
lard NJ 1.2f s. 81
6:2O p NJ. Leaves Ella Arrives at Ash
tend at 7.0i p. ~ =
GAO A. NJ, Arrives at Ella. Leaves Ash 4
land at 900 A ~ y.
6.0f T. NJ, Arrives ~ Eiha. leaves Ash
land m SIS p g.
g. a. TAYLOR. Trafc lfanaeer
r. T. y. MYERS. Cent sup't apJ/
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.NTED-pOSfTfON BY YOUNG
w MAN with one years experience IN
plumbing business ana Two year. ar, o,a. ~,
grocery. Address c. A. H. care e,Ri RI
office.
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)AILY EXCEPT sUNDAY.
NJ 4 I W HerfDIs2ge

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JUNE o. +
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYL
STREET STATION
900 a. NJ. isICHMOND AND 81.
bOLN ESuBULED LIN 9
I'D. Arrive Norfolk t.
a. u. stops Only at Peg.
burg, WaKeriy and sun
Second-class tickets not bt
e,epted ior passage on
900 A. n. THE CHICAGO xxPgil.
for LynchbuTg. ROabk
Bneiieid pocahontas. n
nova, Columbus. and Chtag
Pullman Buffet Sleeper Ro,
noke 10 Columbus .wlhoI
change. Also Tor Pig 4
Bristol. Knoxville. Cnattno'
ga. and intermediate Hih,
Pullman sleeper Radtoh
$40 p. NJ. FOR Suffolk. Norfolk. nh 3
terWediate stations; CIV
&C Norfolk 20 SO - -,
80 L. NJ, For Roa .olse, kadioId -
laski. and bristol CgneI.
e Roanolss 20 A. III ~
Washington ard CHAT .os
H1anoke 20 Memphis an ~
Orleans. binlnf Car 3tat
ed. Also Tor Rirehei AZ
Poca 4snt-. s;lso. Tor koch
Winstor'g Chai.iyisionI Pul
ran PaAmaged ,eper bfWf.
EirhmnnD Lynfot
hSS5th?. reg HJ'Eileeeee' uG Ptigys
s Sleeper Tsburs ID H.
n0ke.
Trains arrive Richmond rom tnc'
burg and the West daily at $50 ,. y
and ZOO T.. IL. from -,ortglk II r.
East at II 05 4. NJ. and FESTlI3 ~
LIMITED 100 p. n.
District p.4Jsenger Yent
". Is. DEVIL
q General aTgenger Xent
General once. Roanoke. Va
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Personal.

-0D-~~~~N~~~-rs.-~"~0--4 ~<N~~--~~~C~0C~@~~---~-
Richmond. Va. Aug. -, 1894.
r HAVE APPOINTED SAMUEL REY-
i NOLDS nay agent TO conduct the
Grocery and Feed Business. 10 buy and
sell for cash only.
au2i-12t ]. d. REYNOLDS.
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IUANTEp. .n, hApX X 4 4 School SoHE
or Private TAa " f0plis Ga and sfl MSsathe-
Ordinary s,'raI Philosophy, Chemstfyi
na,i ss;,si Sai Refers to Mr. John Fl Poyaeai
and Rev Rev. pike Powers. Ricn ndfII, 3oob
dress e M,ss s street. Richmond. Va
au30- III, sudkweUt
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TRAlNs sOUTHWARD.
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
DaIIY.
STOPPING PLACES.

|Ddly.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. g., Is. &c. and 30 make no stops.
No. 400 stoI. on signal at keams, StOney
Creek, Jarratts, and Belheld. No. 402
stops or sgnal at Drewry's, Centraia.
Chester, Rtams, StonOy Greek, Jarratts,
and Belheld. Nos. %. 81 and IS stop on
signal at Manchester. Drewry's, Contra
lia and Chester Nos 30, 50, 81, -. Al, q,
IS. 81, and 81 viii stop on signal at al
stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping-Cars on
all through trains. ON trains Nos. 81 and
% sleeping-cars between Richmond ana
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA, Ga.
Leave Richmond 1928 A. NJ daily; ar
irving Weldon 2:3S \. NJ. ana AT Atlanta
500 p NJ. via S. A. l.. Through sleeperS
Richmond 10 Atlanta
THE ONLY ALL-RAIB LINE TO
NORFOLK.
Lava Arrive
Richmond. 90 a. ". Norfolk. II % 4. NJ.
Eichmond. $40 T.. NJ. Norfolk. S:i5 y. NJ.
Norfolk... 500 a. NJ. Richm'd. HOO \. NJ.
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
A n and Norfolk At ABS L: NJ are solid
Trains between these two points ana pas
sengers go through without change OF
Trains leaving Richmond at 900 a.
NJ and II 80 T. NJ. and arriving at Rich
mond at S.27 4. NJ. and $50 j. NJ. make
close connections at Petersburg to aud
from Farmviie, Lynchburg. and west.
r. NJ SULLY.
Superintendent.
II. T. d. MYERS.
General Superintendent
#. NJ. EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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IxyANTED-A TENANT. For "BRIERR-
w FIELD" fertile FARM near A Aisa,
land. Va. Apply to J. G. HoGh idn
Ashland. Va.
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1cr,1, BUSINESS HOUSE W Mdr,S,ir
n lGMhhTN TfiKshTELING GR % 81 FOR
sALEsMfN; M Man and 81 wife 6sb iG 'l instta-
ton ~ d" me EXCHANGE. Ford's Duiio
ing Ninth street.
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ARIUSEM ESTS.

I library OH THE
VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
No. 7O7 east Franklin street,
formerly the residence of Cen. X. u. Lee)
omen for the use OF members ana their
guests, under the rules. daily
except Sunday.
From A NJ 10 1870 r. NJ.
Visitors 70 the city are invited 10 can.
mhl4-tf
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BY Carnea1 e. Gayle.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
11O6 Main street.

fiction SALE or THAT NICE 4
"A ROOM DWELLING. No. J07 DENNY
STREET.
ON SATURDAY. September !, 1894,
al $50 p. NJ. we viii proceed to sell p. on y
The LOT fronts 3OxlOO feet 10 an alley.
rho dwelling IS in nice condition ana Is
rented to a good tenant Attend this
sale and secure bargain.
TERMS: At sale.
oueo Aucuoneers.
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M,GU TRES
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Monroe Park, Richmond, Va.

Prepares boys for Senior Classes in
Universities and Colleges, for business.
or for technical and military schools.
our best annual record In L. or Y.-eight
representatives.. four degrees. and twelve
diplomas -Four University men ana
one Specialist teaching in Upper school !:
three ladies' Gu lover school Entries
for 1874. - Thrtieth session pc
gins SEPTEARER *. 1894 See cir
cuiars in bookstores and vest Main
street druC-stores. or apply 10 JON y /.
MCGUIRE. &ul7-fr. tu& WeiW% DIV csu
NOLLEY's SCHOOL-G. MERRITT
" Motley. Principal. DANA II.
RUCKER. Associate Principal. near ear
Universities ana Colleges. Building new
and weii-hghtso a weh-equippeed gym
rasium, in charge Of competent IN
structor. Opens SEPTEMBER -, 1894.
New pupils enrolled September 2lst. cir
culars a. book stores and Chelrs drug
store For further information, address
G. VI. NOLLEN, Ashland, Va.
au2j-sa. we&frim
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~, AN1ED-THREE LADIES XIV XIV
w ret retail notion store: YOUNG y LAp !,
fer Paqtosr9aggss rsF PafN,8TF' B6ooRKEEPER.
1 ,5owe,T. H0USEK EEPER. at the hh. -
GflUGbNNGE. Ford's building, Ninth street.
au31-1t'
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IMPAIRMENT or OUR EUSiS'
DIR STOCK Of,orfyE
TUBULAR AM, IL, k9CV""
from 10 59-h1rse l CRANK
uoRizoNTAI. cENTRE "N''
ENGINE, roller, from
Detached or mounted Oh
to t2-hor:e rsN~s are newt
Th es,r standard designs, that
kn @ys also offer lot OF l pStth,~ "a
CRANKS, SHAFTS euc,. h.. b,dSi
finished. Any OF thess Gu" "
very low. Ia
prcunoNp LOCOMOTIVE ANv
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MONDAY. sentemher 3. 1894.
au2o5t
BY Frank -. Hi & Co,

Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
ID RAN NEW TWO-SToKY FRAME
NO 1871 WEST CANAL SOUTHEAST
CORNER JEFFERSON AND CANAL
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or I,,,, TA ~
run T0WN OF LEXINGTON, va, On
WASHINGTON STREET. Ap I.I J l tSs'
THE LOIS OF II. McDAV1DsON ES-
TATE.
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Bethel
Military Academy
VIRGINIA.
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sTAUNTON, VA.
Mrs. Gen. J. Z. 3. STUART, Principal
The next session, OF nine months, opens
SEPTEMBER 13. 1894. Fun corps OF
teachers, every advantage, ana terms
reasonable Apply Tor catalogues 10
the Principal. ty2I-fr, su& weow
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Sol. Cutchins, executor Of the estate g
Archibald Iutcheon,
against
Agnes \. Hutcheon, In her own right
and as guardian OF Jennie Rankin
Hutcheon and others, &c.
Extract from decree entered July Z0'
1871
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nv virtue Of two certain deeds or trust
ono IN r X. Sands, trustee, dated OctO-
Der 81 isSe g 5a5n ops i, s. 1874 and boh
~ in the clerks office OF Rock
F bridgc County Court. in Deed Book g.
page 1893. and Deed Book I" page made al,
In Inc payment of the debt thereby Sc
cured ana being roSgiTTea ars so % &c, 90 sell
bv publlc auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. September 3. 1894
nj 70 o'clock NJ, the above. property.
Tho ironroyements consist of a large
BRICK dwelling OF 8 or 9 rooms, detached
kitchen. &c, and should certainly suit
any one desiring home or a safe invest
TERMS; BY consent; Of parties ties ONE amG
third cash; balance IN one, two' an, ana
with per cent. interest added; ,,
=. X. SANDS,
". p. GLINN.
auoo-5t Trustees
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Pre-, are for Govern
ment Academies. Uni
versities aud Business.
For c8ta ogues address
'isi Il. 4. Nc fNTYRE.
Bethel Academy L. y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
l. CITY OF RICHMOND.
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CHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE q. !.
.EAyE RICHMOND DAILYl. BYL
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s.s1 kgSsA UllVSdp tdA5 dH
~ 49, Ohio Rally BY.
~&secuTE
IWlrECTIl l. AUGUST j. ISL
TRAINS LEAVE RlCAMoNt
BRoAD-srKEET STATION
~ 81 fi sIde S,o1 4sTD9 ana taas&s.
2.Oo p. NJ. TSi.t' with pullman, ir 10
cal stations. Newport reW
Old Point, Norfolk. anu D'
mouth. q ..,,
$50 A. NJ. Local train except C fia~y
at GordOnsylile Tor W "a. >
tOa, al Nirsiula MidlahS eNS
ton Tor l. nchburS, apDasa
for HlRcrs JWn, and AT tAnH
sso P. M. The mel ptl ana ana. ss;t Sa9
81 louis. chair ear ! ~an-
DO portaHt siaG5d5 conTftss ga, a,
coVingI0n Tor Nirglnl 1,o a
Springs. Meals scr" OBI
dinlns cars. No. !, iiew.
No / fropI Charlottesrs 70
$50 p. NJ. os4I Train ,a e1 sss ptna aSsy
Vile. ,t l.gtth
Nov allman 10 Hinton anSDo.,
donsytIie - Olucinnal az
Louisville. Meals sSl - ~
dining cars. .o.ny ~,
CovIngfon Na.) Tor H@
Trn.i cc-inF- NV 81 ...
TRAINS Leave EIGHTH-STt-Af
STATION.
a.oo IA Al. Daily. wltn Paiace Cal II
iyncabUgg aad clifton se.
Connects ut Bremo. ~
sunday, Tor itosney at ~.
burg, daily. Tor tne sou r.,
at Balcony, except SGh-.
Lexington, aud (eAcey. r.
Gay) at Bessemer tOF 90
Guy. 80 L..
Wv uaDdatiOn Tor Gladsto'sfN
TRAINS ARklNE AT lsi,qq,,i, .,
s.oa A H DtNy fr0m Gu ..nnAiL osd
us 4. 81. Daily from Norfolk anu
a.so p. NJ. f i5siiS from Cincinnati AID
g., p. NJ, 'Sais'' rom Norfolk az '''
soap NJ Exeep, Sunday irons ciH"'
TRAINS ARRIVE FlGHrH-Sii'i''''
STATION. tom clad
S:4s A. NJ. Except SUNDAY
400 NJ b ftSqs. from Lynchours and
CLIFTON Forge. ,sc-~rs
iVI - .~.~ Agenf.
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Daily. wItn Paiace Ca,
LyncaburS AID clifton
Connects at Bremo.
sunday. Tor it0sney, at J.
burg. daily. Tor The SOuu
ut balcony. except SUhld
Lexington, aud (9Acey.
uay at Bessemer Tor
Guy. -,
l.N.ept sunday. tocai a
mOi4tiOn Tor Jldi'l,o' :,
: pyTlfI. Ar feIfftAlhf
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WOODSIDE,

The last regular meeting Of the Irving
Literary and Social Club, which was well
attended. was held at the residence of John
Paul Jones. on which occasion music was
the order Of the evening. Before adjourn
ment an election of officers was held for
the ensuing three months and Henry w.
ODDS was chosen president. The next meet
ing OF the club will take place AT the house
or Mrs Selma ID. Wilson, Friday, the 14th
instant.
very pleasant social gathering was held
az the nome of j. E. Benedict on Wedaes-
day evening. Mr.. Benedict and Mrs G. III
wright gave plano solos; Messrs Henry
ana Edison Olds gave vocal solos, and Mr.
peabody a violin solo. Among the guests
present were DIR. and Mrs. G. H. Wright,
VIM Wright. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brad
FORD. Miss Fenwick. Miss Bollan Mr. and
MIS- Henry Olds. Mrs. X S. Olds, Edison
Odds and Mrs. C. Junken
Mr. and Mrs. Towers and daughter of
Washington are the guests of Mrs Laura
Wilson.
The Woodside Athletic Association will
hold a fall meet September 10 at its
grounds, located on the farm of Wright
Curtis.
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GARRETT PARK,

The residents OF Garrett Park gave n
dance at the pavilion on Friday night last
which was well attended by the people of
the Park and a large contingent from
Washington. Under the floor management
Of DIR. Lamar Cobb the evening was spent
In delightful enjoyment. Those participst-
ing on this. one of the last occasions Of the
kind for the summer season, were Mr. and
Mrs. II. =. Springer, Misses Nellie and
Mae Rice, j. t. Allen. Mrs. f. d. f. Brady.
Il. j. Brady, Misses Rose and Clara Marsh.
DR.. w. f. Pairo, Mr. and Mrs Henrik
Calm, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Wilson, Miss
Allison. Mrs. HELEN. Misses HELEN, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Soleau. Mr.. and Mrs A.
b. Bingham, Miss Florence Bingham, Hor-
ace Bingham, George Cooper, Mrs. c. G..
Bergman, Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. Lee Miss
Winchester, Miss Darling, Miss Keyser.
Mr.. Porter, J. X. Hampton. Lamar Cobb, c.
NJ. Clark, Miss Josephine Merrick, Mrs
Vivian Brent. F. E. Porter. A. NJ. Harris
field, B. w. Harper, G.. w. Drew. j. w.
Purman. +. Z. Barton, MIR. Mitchell, Mr.
Phillips, Malcolm EccIeston, G. c. Payne
LIE Roy Topping. Mr.. Kaufman, Mr.. Gal
Tiger and II. p. Holden.
Gen. and Mrs. i. C. Abbott are on a
visit at Occoquan, Va.
Miss Mary Holmes of Washington is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Deefendorf.
Mr.. Burkhart of Washington is visiting
]. T. Allen.
z. T. Kaufman has returned after a
visit to relatives at Lancaster, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES, SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY.
SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS
THREE FRAME DWELLINGS
BY virtue OF deed OF trust us bearing date
June !, AID. 1892 and duly recorded in Liber 1927.
folio 3l3 ct seq, Of the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell public auction, in
front OF the premises on THURSDAY, TIE TfiIR-
TlETH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1894. BEGIN
MING AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
Washington. District of Columbia and being de-
scrlbed rs all of lots numbered 100 to AZ. both
inclusive, OF VIM. II. Manocues and the American
Security and Trust Compsnv's subdivision Of GER
tain lots In block numbered -, in job Barnard.
trustee, and others subdivision OF part of Long
Meadows, said first named subdivision being re-
corded in the Office Of the surveyor of the Disric:
OF Columbia, in county book :, page %, said lots
being improved by frame dwellings, Each lot will
be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One third cash balance m and
two years. for which notes of the purchaser bear
Ing interest at the rate of per cent per annunl,
interest payable semi annually, and secured upon
the property Sold Will he taken, all cash. at
purchaser option. 800 deposit will be required
at time OF sale All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be compiled with
In fifteen days of day Of sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at risk and
MAHIION ASHFORD
Adds b. BROWNE.
au17-eod Pacific building. 622-62+ st. NV.
GyTTE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH. 1894 same hour.
Abs fs 3. BROWNE. BROWNE
au2o-eod Pacific building. 622-624 F st. NV.
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TAkOMA.

Iards or admission for the dance to be
gwen by couple of young lady guests of
Hotel Takoma on Tuesday evening must be
Der OF invitations having been issued A
badge VIII be given in exchange for card of
invitation, the former TO be worn during the
evening by those participating.
Mrs. A q. Thomas has returned from
Deckertown, n. j., where she spent a fort
hlSht with friends and relatives
MIS-. feWett OF Vernon, Texas, is a guest
Ci Mrs j. A. Finch. Mr.. Finch is in Mercy
Cal. where he has business interests
j. w. foier, with his son and daughter
Irman and Miss Irene Poler who have been
Ior several weeks visiting the parents Of the
former, MIR. and Mrs. }. $. Poler, returned
saturday 10 their home in BROOKLYN ~ Y
Mr.. and Mrs. h. r. Gilbert, with Miss
Madge and j. Ordway Gilbert who have
been Summer1ng at Hotel Takoma nave re-
turned to their homes
NJ r Haiieck is spending a few DAYS in
New York "
Miss MCPHERSON will resume her position
as teacher IN the Arthur building with the
feopeninS of same. remaining with her sis
Ter, Mrs. byron Coon, until about Noyem-
Der l.
Mrs j. Owen Dorsey and Miss Virginia
Dorsey are visiting friends in Virginia
on Friday night pedestrians in the neigh
DOrhood OF the residence of Mrs Norman
Brainard were attracted by beautiful and
unusual sight. namely, night blooming
cereus with three perfect flowers which
reached perfection about midnight. Tonight
VIII probObly witness a repetition of this
beautiful sight. Three buds remain. MAX
Ing ten flowers which this plant will weld
this season.
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kENSINGTON.

The regular monthly meetings of the wo-
mans Home Missionary and Ladies' Aid
societies of the Methodist Church will be
teld en- " ednesday. from IL o'clock to L.
at the home of Mrs. W. W. Eldridse
Mrs. Frank B. Higgins has been visiting
friends at Hunting Hill. Md.
DIR. and Mrs. X. b. DERRICK are visiting
their son at Nonini creek. Va.
Miss Mamie Russell has been spen ling
the past month with friends in Washington
Miss Aletha Brewer of Beltsville Nd,
who has been visiting the Misses Mamma
kee has returned home.
Mrs H K Corrick and children left to-
day for a visit to relatives in Georgetown
Mrs. Mary c. Fawcett and children have
returned from Middletown. Md, where they
have spent the past six weeks.
Miss Gertrude Ward of Washington who
has been visiting Miss Nannette Milliken,
returned home Saturday, accompanied by
Miss NillIken.
Mrs. Amanda Potts of Baltimore has been
visiting Mrs. VIM Calhoun.
II. x. Corrick is spending few days in
Miidletown, Md.
The Epworth League meeting was led last
evening by Mrs. H. l.. Amiss.
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BROOkLAND.
Tenplars

Miss Lydia Anadale of Westmoreland
county. Va. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Means of Michigan avenue. Luther
Nash of Westmoreland county is also visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Means.
Mr.. Houghton and family nave removed
from 18th street, University Heights, to
Washington.
Christopher Jarrett and his son Frank of
Hardwood road, who We're so badly injured
by the fall of a scaffolding ct st. Paurs
Catholic Church, are now considered to be
improving rapidly.
Edward 5. Morgan and wife hare gone
with the Washington representatives of
the G.. A. X. to Pittsburg, where Mrs.
Morgan will visit her sister.
The confirmation class of st. Clement :