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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
'tation corner Of 9Th and n :


10: 80 AN; rENNSfI.vANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and Observation Cars
Cleveland and Toledo Buffet Parlor Car to Har.
io::S AN. FAST IINE-pallman Buzz, Parior
Car to Harrisburg. failor and Dining cars. Har.
BIZ Pm. CHICAGO AND ST. LOFTS EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO Harrisburg Sleep
ing and Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO St Louis.
TO PM. wEsTERS re TNFREss.-runmln Sleep
ing Car 10 Chicago. and Harrisburg 10 Cleveland.
TOP sorTHWEsrERN ENTREES. Pullman
Sleeping snd Dining Cars TO 81, Louis, and Sleep
1910 Pm PACIFIC ENPEESs.-rullman Sleep
Ing Car TO l'ittslurg.
Niagara Falls daily. except sunday
1870 m. for Elmira aud Remove daily. except
40 pm. for willamspori. Rochester. Buffalo
snd Nass ara Talls daily efeI Saturday with
, Lao pm: for Ere, Canandaigus; Rochester snd
and sr PiIas Sng w S To to E,eT
Ssr c Snt s %H b pin Car from e.,
ii;co am. 12,ls. ais $50 10 90 and II * AlS,
am i@s SIS 30 lo9co and Saf Il az s I'M ~ Fs 30
sfhii Phil only Fast Express. 80 IN. week
Hf rss a '1 9.sss eaay week day.
and Els p. m: daily;
s:sS a M weE days' uh'O1sh hune' fHrior Carl
For Atlantic City. 900 SATURDAYS onl-l. q. 40
ll:oe am, l2:l5 pm week days. Sundays, Il IS
pm
For Baltimore. e:2s. 7:2o $50. 5.s,. 900 a..o
lo:So. IL 90 and IL 20 m. IL Is 2,oi AIS
t4,oS Limited. 40. 4:?e. $40, ella 1.ia 1000
1o:4o, rs and IL rs pm. on Sunday. 30
az. $50. 95o5. lo;3o. II On am. l2la LIS.
e:ol. BIS AGO Limited. 400. $40. Ella. 5:io.
loco. 1o:4o and II rs pm.
For Pope's Greek Line. 40 a m. and 4:3s pm.
For Annapolis. 7:2a. 900 and II: 80 am. ana
4:ec pm daily. excep, Sunday. SUNDAYS. 800 a.
m. and 42o pm
Atlantic Coast Lin Express for Richmond lack.
sonyile and Tampa. 40 am. 40 pm daily
Richmond and Atlanta. $50 pm. daily. Richmond
only. 1857 a week DAVIS.
Accommodation for Quantico. f:i5 am. daily.
and Az pm week days.
For Alexandria. 30. Gas, f,4s. $40. a.Es
1881. II 80 IN. 1850. 40 $50. % 500.
a:31. G:ls. s02. 1895 and II "a pm. an sunday
at 49, 7:45. s:45 am, 2i5. e:l5, 500 and 10 rs
pm.
Leave Alexandria for Washington. COS. s.4s.
s1i5. 500. 9-1o. lo.l5. 1oS an. 90. a.is
300. a. 500. S:3n. G.l3. 200. -. ala 10 p
and II .nS On Sunday AZ 6:l3. a.lo. 10 IS a
2:l5. 5:3o. foo. 20. els and IL - T. m.
Ticket offices. northeast Of 18th street ana
Pennsylvania avenue. and at the station. 9th and
street. where orders he left for the heck
ing Of baggage TO destination from hotels and res
id.fsCss.
S. NJ PROVOST. yR woop.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agt.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

ID.
Schedule in effect June 8. 1854.
Leave Washington from station, Of New
For Chicago and Northwest. vcstibulei Limited
ef pr Strains, trains II 10 am. 500 pm.
pG r Limited In 800 pm, cypress l2:lo night:
I"r flttshnrg and Cleveland, express daily ll:is
For Lexington and Staunton. HIS am
T"r winch " inrhesler and wa statinrs, a;3o ? m go,
Chatianocea, Memphis ard New Orleans, la.O5
p' r. aailE, sleeling cars through
Fg5 Rsallimore. wc,k days. n4:2o. 500. e35,
\. 10, ki.so 600 IS minuiesl, 80. 1850 1000
800 - minute@ az S4as al 5.a ,Ej5'
~" 30. A6:2o 6:3o. Ns.00. SIS Na9uo All 30
mifues, $50. x,sS asS m NJ 200 ~ ,g, 90 90
80 800 800 - min4tcs, 3.e5. 4:al. N5.ua. $40.
f"r Annspolis 7:lo and s.I5 am. i2.l5 ami
= Pm sundays. $40 am, 81 pm.
pm. ' N'
For IIagerstown, all Is am and a5.ao pm
FOR l."Hd and way points, 40 80 pm.
Tor "aithe'shurg and way points aG 90 aS 10
an al2:So. aS9cO, ai:ss b535. % ,o5. hi 30
70. For Washing9n Junction aud way points, 900.
lin nii IN" 81 10 pm. EAIrss trains STOPPING at
For Bay Ridge. BIS aud as DIN. sundays,
Nh c2 a m; ;59 aud 2l5 pm.
PHILADEIPHh
FOR rmladeiL liza. New YORK. BOSTON and tho
,arl 100 Dining carr, 800 ,5.05 Dining carr,
s:go gu 30 pm. Sleeping Car, open at 1880
bullet farlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City. week DAYS $50 1000 a m.
and Zoo noon. sundays, 20 an I2.un noon
FOR Cape May and Sea Isle city. week DAYS 20
a N and ~ noon Sundays, 4:ac am.
FOR Brigantine Beach, week DAYS 20 a m and
Zoo noon. Sundays. 1900 noon.
a Except Sunday. Daily. 9 Sunday ONLY
\ Express trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by UEion Transfer Company on orders
NJ depot.
H. y CAMPBELL, CIIAS. q. S6T-II.
Hlo Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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LIQUOR DEALERS AND CATHOLICS.
Archbishop COrrigan is Dared to En-
force SatOlIrs Decision.
From the New York World.

From the New York World.
Archbishop Corrigan has written very
important letter to the editor of the Wine
and Spirit Gazette, in which he makes
authoritative statement with regard to the
decision of MonsiSnor Satolli affecting
Roman Catholic liquor dealers. The arch
bishops letter was called forth by an edi-
torial recently published in the Gazette,
which says of Monsignor Satollis decision:
''Will it be enforced in the cities of the
country? Fully two-thirds of the retail
liquor dealers of the country are Roman
Catholics. Some of these are liberal con-
tributors to church funds. We appreciate
fully the delicate position in which Arch
bishop Corrigan and the other bishops of
the Catholic Church in this country are
placed by the decree of the papal delegate.
We voice the entiments of a large ma jority
of the liquor dealers of this city and Brook
lyn in saying, We dare Archbishop COrri
gan to enforce in letter and in spirit the
decree against the liquor traffic just issued
by Mgr. Satolli, the papal delegate. Let the
archbishop do 1t and watch the conse
qUenceS'
The archbishops letter is in his own hand
writing. In it he says:
In reply to your expressed wish, l have
the honor to say that l Loyalty accept the
principles laid down by Mgr Satolli both in
their spirit and to the letter. More than
this. no Catholic can refuse to accept them.
AS to the fear of consequences, l have yet.
charge Of my duty. Please remember how
ever, that acceptance of principles is not to
be COMPOUNDED with the blind application of
the same on all occasions and under all cir
cumStanceS. NJ A. CORRIGAN'
The eiitor of the Gazette, p J. Smith
has this to say about the archbishop's
letter:
THE answer does not entirely and square,
ly meet the issue. 1t is not a question of
accepting principle laid down by the head
or the church. but of the courage to carry
out i'll letter and in spirit the principles
Just proclaimed By the papal delegate in the
face OF seemingly adverse public sentiment
The issue is: VIII the archbishop give
orders 10 refuse admission to Roman atho-
Tic societies to any one engaged either as
principal or agent in the manufacture or
sale of intoxicating liquors, and will he in
s:ruct the clergy to deny the rights aud
privilege of the church to liyuor dealers
who sell on Sunday?
The declaration of the archbishop seems
10 Justify the conclusion that in the lis
charge of his duty he will enforce these
principles. although he does net saw - in
MS letter in distinct terms. Future levnlop-
mentS viii show how far this conclusion is
justified"
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RADCLIFFE, DAER 4 CO., AUCrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TwOSToRY
NrTlC AND CEILAl: FRAME RESIDENCE
CONTAINING Ten ROOMS AND BATH, WITH
ALI. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS EEINC No
t',nl SEVENTEENTH STREET, MT. PLEAS
ANT. AT AUCTION.
Nv virtue OF n cegtIin deed of trust recorded
IN litr 1iod folio =! ct seI. of the land records
OF IN" District of Columbia and at the request of
Tie party secured thereby. the undersigned
VIII oi"r for sale at llic auction in front If the
promises on TilI'lSDAY. tho NINTH DAY Of Al
GIST. \. II. 1894, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot
!H3, ~ Chaplin Erown's subdivision OF a part oi
NJ Peasant. as said subdivision Is rrcorl,d in
me ofce Of the surveyor of the District Of Co.
nlmhih In liher Gorernor shepherd county records.
pace lt2. with i"prrrcmcnts. subject to n prior
uuinaturl deed Of trust secure s. geo, with in
tcr"St thc-'oD.
T;ri's Of sale: Al. cash. drposit Of s2oo will
ic required NJ IL" tir'" Of sale. IT terms of sale
ar" not comnliod with within fifteen days after
sale the trustees the right 10 resell said
l"t NJ public auction ut risk and Of the de-
itnltirG purchaser, after five days advert iserent
N soma one ~ n'r" newspapers published in
Washington. DC All conveyanc!ng, recording
ETC., at cost of purchaser
FULTON LEWIS.
l.. KENp DI-NAI.
1ioo + ST. NV.
ivaS-dNihs Trustees
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l.. Rodgers of Washington are stopping
with Mr. ID. w. Baker at Germantown.
AZ a meeting of the board of directors of
the Montgomery County Telephone Com
pany, on Saturday evening. final arrange
ments were made for the extension of its
line to Rockville. where seventeen phones
have been ordered for use OF the county
offices and business men.
Sunday night the GAINESVILLE NJ. f. Sun
day school celebrated in the rendition of
THE Church of the Future an appropriate
program. superintendent Frank Robinson
and Mortimer Hilton conducted the eXer-
cises and Rev. VIM. e. Brian made an adj
dress on Education
Mss Ida GLENN left Monday for Utica
Mills. to be absent the remainder of the
summer with relatives.
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PERENlToRf SALE OF A LARGE THREE
STORY FltESS-I.i;t'N FRONT HOUSE; ELEV-
EN ROOMS: ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS:
MLTlIWESr CORNER OF BETH STREET AND
PROSPECT ANE:NIE, WEST WASHINGTON
ID. e.. EI AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY AFrERNoON. AUGUST THIRD
1854. at lA1.FrASr FIVE O'CLOCK, We will
oficr for sale. in front OF the premises,
. LOT IS. SQUARE -.
Fronting Cl feet I respect avenue and 40 fee,
on t.'th street. This property Le readily sub
divided into valuable building sites, bcin- ot,tost,
the s'liIre recently piTr has"i Icy the Washington
depot.
Terms of sale: One-;hirl cash. the balance in one
anu TWO Years, per cent per annum pa yahle
sclni-aInn'liy. secured 10y deed OF trust on IN,
property sold all cash. nj the option of the pur-
cnlsci del1sit Of 500 required upon acceptance
OF hd lr The terms Of sale are no. complied With
III hft"en days from The ia, Of sale the right il
reserved 10 resell tie property the risk and cost
OF Inc defaultin= purchaser. after five DAYS adj
.ctlsehicnt III some newspaper published in WASH
lhs''h' DC All conreyancns and recording at the
Purchasers
E3t'iN,ls RADCLIFFE. DAHR & CO. Aucts
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THOMAS BOWLING Il Co, AuCTIoNEEIs.
CI2 ST

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
tltoN I'D PROPERTY. NOS. 800, SOP AND 30 I,
MAINLAND A\E->iE i. NORTHEAST AND No
~ THIRD STREET NORTHEAST, IN sol ARE.
by virtue of a deed of trust bearing date of
Isl ia! OF December, lS,2. and duly recorded in
llhcr lI43, folio AL, one of the land records of
VIII sell 10y direction OF the party secured there
ny! IN front OF the premises, MONDAY AL
~ 81 TiiIRILE\TH, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK
I'M, The foil, wiiS described improved real estate
us follows: Lots II, 10 and Ii. in David l.. Morr-
son SUBDIVISION OF lots IN square ~. improved
ny three brick buildings, being Nos. 500, BOP and
'"t Mhr!i ma aNen.e northeast. being occupied
as store ami dwelling aid The other two as dwell
lhss. Also The forth 70 feet of lot IL, same sub
evasion ana same square. improved 10y brick
residence. being No. Il? I'd street northeast
y B--This property will ne first sold in separate
pieces. and then lie offered us a whole with the
UNDERSTANDING that il the aggregate is greater
than IN separate parcels the FIRST purchasers will
forfeit all claim to their purchase.
Terms: third cash, the res due in two equal
payments. At one and two Years. with notes bear
his interest NJ per cent per annun until paid,
and secured 10y deeds of trust on the property
ohascr's cost. Sl5O deposit will be REQUIRED on
each piece OF property when it is struck off, or
500 II sold as Il whole II the terms Of sale. are
lot complied with in fifteen days from the date
ereof the trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk and of the tefaultipr
purchaser. after due ADVERT ement in some news
paper published in the District of Columbia
AMZI DoDD.
EDWARD l. DOBBINS.
Trustees
Care Of TYLER & RUTHERFORD.
jy2Sd&dS l3O, y II NV
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DCNCANsON bros. AUCTIoNEEi;s.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF A NICE Two-SToRy
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS PREMISES
1853 q STREET sol THWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust. bearing date
on the twentieth Goth, day Of May, AID. ls:,e and
recorded among the land records of the District Of
Columbia In l-ber No. 1867. folio les ct seq, and
At the request Of the holders the notes secured
thcrcby We will offer at public auction, in frunt of
III" premises. un TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
Or AUGUST. AID 1854. AT q O'CLOCK I'M, the
follow ing described real estate situate In tie city
OF Washington District Of Columbia. TO wit: All
that certain piece Iaiccl IL land and Premises
known and distinguished and bein. numbered
fcrty-oDc al in Thomas ]. kns's subdivision Of
iots IN square numbered three hundred and eighty
nine t3Sh as said subdivision is recorded in book
II? folio 81. of tn. records Of the surveyors otIoe
Of the District Of Columbia, together with the i'm
prorcmeEts thereon.
Terms: onc-tlird Of the purchase inoney to lie
IGld In cash and the halance e,,aal ins;a,
ments, respectively, In ard two Years, secured
10y deed of trust upon the property suld with in
t"rest thereon payable semi aBUlaily at tie rate
OF u per cent per annum, all cash. the option
OF the purchaser. deIost Of 500 will he re-
guir. at the time Of sale. sale 10 he c-lose,i I'm
fifteen DAYS from day of SALE o:herwis. the fror-
erty will lie resold the risk ant cost OF .efault
ing purchaser after i've days Notice of such rsal.
by advertisement in some more ncyyslaIers
published in Washington. II. e.
LOUIS -. WINE. Trustee
CLARENCE Is. RHEE 4. Trustee
= JSo'iN'is 9iS L ST NV
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO R,uw,y

Schedule IN elect Nav IL. lNSf
Trains leave daily from Union station N. ana
p. 9Th and II SITS.
Through the crandest scenery in Amefica. with
the handsomest and most complete solid train SER
vice west from Washington.
2:2S Pm. DAfIS.-'Cin"innati and ST Louis
Special Solid Nesfil,ulrd. newly Equipped. Elcc-
tric-lightcd. Steam-h'ntcd Tiain. Iullman'~ finest
sleeping Washington {" Cincinnati. lndianap-
oils and 81. Louis without .lnnse. Dining Car
from Washington Arrives Cincinnati. $40 4 m
indianapolis. II AZ m, and Chicago. 800 r m.
81. Louis. 6:Ss pm.
1l:io I'm. DArY-Tbe famous r r V Linz
tied" A solid vestibulcd train. with dining cay
and Pullman sleepers for CINCINNATI. Lexington and
Louisville. wirhoat change Pullman Sleeper TO
Virginia Hot Springs week DAYS. arriving so
a m Observation car from Hinton. Arrives Gin
cinnati. $50 pm: Lexington. 300 pm: Louis
yille $40 pm; indianapolis. II II pm: Chicago
70 m. and ST. louis. 30 am: connects In
union depot for all points
1857 AN. ENCEPT StNDAY-ror ola Point
Com ort and Norfolk. pnly rail line
RS Pm. DAILY-Exprcss for Gor,lonsville
Charlottesville. Waynesoro'. Staunion and prinsI.
pal Virginia points: daily. except Sunday. for
Richmond.
Pullman locations and tickets NJ companr's NJ
fees SIS and 1921 Pennsylvania av-nue.
II. W. FULLER
my25 General Passenger Agent
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a Newell Beehive,

When the workmen came TO tear off the
roof of the Ellicott City, Nd, Presbyterian
Church, which is being demolished to give
place to new church, they stirred up a
numerous and influential colony of bees
which had made their home in a cornice of
the OLD building for years and years The
bees fought off the intruders and had to be
smoked out and massacred before the men
could so on with their work The honey
which the Industrious little insects had
hoarded up was taken out and it filled
Dig tub and a pan, making all told not
much less than $50 pounds
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..r. HENRY ". BAEEE. Trustee.
iv21-i&ds House Of Representatives L. 6
DUNCANsoN BKos. ACcTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNDiIRovED PROPERTY, SITUATE on
9TH STREET. STREET AND 18th
STREET. IN WEST WASHINGTON. AND CON
SISrING OF THIRTY $50, TWnSToRY BRICK
HOUSES AND FOUR UNMp8ovED LOTS.
BY virtue of deed of us. hearing date
folio 2bl sesl., OF the land records Of the Dis
secured thereby. will SELL at public auction. in
DAY of AUGUST. AID. 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK
ia what is known Georgetown, in the District Of
80 and 81 and all Of lots numbered 40 to e. both
inclusive, of WILLIAM H. MANOsuES subdivision
Of parts of lots "a to 81. n,lusive ,IoI.MEApcS
recorded Licr A. X. s.. folio 30. of the records
the Office Of the surveyor of the District of Co.
luihi,s. tsS-ether with the Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Tie property will lie offered sep
arately. and the terms sale in Of each par
eel sold Will lie one-thrd cash. the balance in one
two and three Years. for which Of the pur-
chaser bcarn. interest 6 per cent per annura
interest payable semi annually. and secured uIou
the property sold, will he taken. all cash, IT
the option of the purchaser. A deposit of sloo will
All convey aicing and recording at purchasers cost
Terms Of sale 20 be complied with fifteen DAYS
otherwise trustees the right TO resell the
Property AT the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser or purchasers.
MAHIyON ASHFORD,
AIDS Il. BROWNE,
Fms.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RATCLIFFE, DARH * CO, AUCTIoNEEI

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE NEW Two-STORY
BRICK HOUSE on KENTUCKY AVENUE
BETWEEN - AND AND 18TH AND 18th
STREETS SOUTHEAST: ALSO VACANT lot
ON 18th STREET BETWEEN ID AND T.
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
Default havin. occurred under the terms of
deed of trust. dated May Is. 1888, and recorded
May Ii, 1893. Ia inor ISL folio ll6, of the land
records of the District OF Columbia, the under
signed trustees. Hailrd therein, at the request of
the holder of the notes secured thereby, WI: Offer
at public sale oN TUESDAY, THE THUR fY-
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1894, AT HALF-pAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front of the Premises,
lots - and :si. ia William A. NaEChns subdivision
OF lots square east of square lO42 with the i'm
proycments tn nrcCu Property Will lie sold s,bje It
TO an ncun:brancc Of 81 800 lot 33, and interest
thereon from November 10. lS.i3 and Sl,I5o lot
-. both falling uue May IL. lS.,S.
Terms easy and mId- known at time Of sale.
RAYMOND l.. DONALDSON,
40 12th 1t. NV.
JOHN o. JOHNSON,
tv2r T&ls 18th and g ats. NV.
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MEDICAL.

a powerful Nerve Stmulant aud Tonic of III
the remedies for Nervous Debility. Neurulrta
Nervous Exhaustion Paralysis and that lass o.,
peoIle who weak. miserable. l.tlarr,ic
sleepy lack of ambition and zst. th.r. is no
r.mssiy equal this cordial In has been Ia Nc
for nearly forty-hve yesrs I'm this city. 500 u w
iyll-lm'
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAN. CoNSII.T THE on m
reliable specialist. Dr. Biothers. 500 II - = ~
50 wears experience in Of all liScas..
Of men. consultation free and strictly .ou,id,n.
tial fyi3lm.
DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD
The only regular graduates - nodIfinc ann
magnetic Therapeutics practi"ing in The city
All chronic Diseases successfully treated ulap
new and scientific principles Offices cas- lo,t
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Widows Weeds.

Widows weeds can he worn as lorg as \
woman pleases, but year and a day is the
stated time fixed for the deepest mourning.
but many women who have passed the hey
day of youth wear it some three or four
years, and then only moderate the severity
of mourning attire, and always wear black
Many women have linen collars and cuffs
not stiffened like shirt collars, but made at
home of the same shape as the muslin ones
simply double piece of linen, not stitched
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The Pacific Seal Catch.

Sealing in Asiatic waters is nearly over
Many vessels are already on their way
home. The British pe1agic catch to July II
was 44,G69, or 1,2IG average per schooner
The American pelagic catch was 2O2S9, or
average of S11. This means that the
total catch in the Pacific will reach fully
5000. Few schooners on the Japanese
coast go to Copper Island or Boring sea.
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EmpcrOr's Cousin Killed.

Archduke William III, son of the late
ArChduke Charles. and second cousin of
Emperor Francis Joseph. met with an acct
dent Sunday that resulted in his death
He was riding at Weikersdorf, near Baden
Austria. when his horse SHE'D, being
frightened by a passing electric car, and
he was thrown to the ground, striking on his
head.
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&. q. SLOAN & CO., AUcrS.. l4O1 q ST.
kSuccessors 10 Latiner a Slnanl.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoy.D
PROPERTY Al THE NORTHEAST COR>EI,

Ilit SIEES SALE OF VALUABLE U\IMIROkID
PROPERTY Al THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF SEVENTH AND LINCOLN STREETS
NoRTiiWESr, WASHINGTON, u. c.
by virtue Of "A certain deed of trust. dated the
LIST day Of April. \. u. 1881, and duly recorded
IN iiber No. 1873 at folio pa at seq, Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
TIE request OF the party secured thereby, will
sell as public auction. in front of the premises.
NEDNESDAl. AUGUST EIGHTH. 1884. at FINE
O'CLOCK l.. NJ, tie following dcscrilp'd land aud
prt misses. situated in the county OF Washing
in the District aforesaid. and known and disiin-
guished rs lot numbered six ttii in block numbered
five 90. in the Howard University subdivision of
the farm of John A Smith, commonly known as
fihEeham Place. east Of the 9Th street road. or
Brookrlle turnpike. containing >. 400 square feet
Of ground. the said subdivision was made by
Il Q county surveyor OF Washington county, District
Of Colombia.
Terms Of sale: one-thi.d Of the purchase money
In cash. the balance In and two years. with
interest and secured by decd Of trust @ tie
property. all cash. A depnsit nf $500 will he
required at time Of sale. All convpvancinc and
record ng purchasers cost Shoild the Of
sale hc not conpli.d with in fifteen DAYS tho
trustees the right 10 resell the property.
the risk and cost If the defutir- purchaser after
such public not'ce rh"y NAV deem necessary.
MICHAEL ]. COLE EBT. Trustee.
SO i 81. NV.
HENRY NJ BAEEE. Trustee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-31

The best way for cleaning chamois gloves
is to put them on the hands and wash them
in luke-warm water with white soap
Rinse them in clean luke-warm water, and
squeeze them as dry as possible. Then dry
thoroughly while still on the hands with a
clean towel, peel them off the hands and
hang in an open window, first carefully
pulling them into shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-31

Articles Incorporating the Georgetown
Cycle Club have been filed by Geo. w. Cook,
7. NJ. Stearn, ]. Hart Brittany, c. r.
Jones, Chas. Fl. Fletcher, Chas. X. Murray
and l.. o, Slack