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w. G. ID. Shumate of Fauquier county was
elected temporary chairman, and NJ. L.
Robinson Of Alexandra city temporary
secretary. TIE committee on credentials
reported no contest over delegates from any
part Of the district, and they were ali ad-
mitted- Committee on permanent organiza-
ton reported L. w. Corbett Of Alexandria
as their selection as permanent chairman
and DIR. T. NJ. Brookes of Fairfax as per-
manent secretary. They were both unani-
mously elected. The committee on resolu-
Iions reported resolution denouncing the
democratic party and their principles, which
was adopted. A resolution deplcring the
deaths of r. r. Farr of Fairfax, and VIM.
stroper or Fauquier. was unanimously car
req nominations for Candidates then be-
ing declared in order. c. b. Hood of Gull
peper nominated Partick Mccall of that
county. Nj. f. Church of Fairfax placed in
nomination Rev. Robert Nourse Of that
A ballot was then taken. with the follow
ing results: Mccall, S21-3 votes. and
Nourse, - 2-3. On motion Of Mr. Boutoun
OF FAIRFAX, seconded by DR.. Nourse the
nomination OF Mr.. Mccall was, by rising
vote, made unanimous. The convention
then adjourned
Girls Williams and family of Anacostia
u; e., are visiting at ]. w. Browns. Mr..
his former home.
.. A.: Birch spent Sunday with his sister.
Mrs; Maggie Brown. He left on Tuesday
ior New York state, where he is contract
ing Tor large quantities of apples, to be
shipped to England
b: I. holland Of Round Hill was in town
Oh TUESDAY. He has sold one of his lots at
West End to ]. d. Morris of this town
Inc 1. .. 0. G. met at the residence Of
NJ. Z. Church Wednesday evening to cele-
brate the birthday anniversary Of one Ct
their membersEWm. E. Parker Refresh
ments were served on the lawn. and the
evening was much enjoyed by all present.
the order presented Mr.. Parker with a
handsome cigar case. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. s. r. Newton. Misses N. b.
Newton, Dorothy Searle A. NJ Spo;fcrd.
and Messrs. 8. r. Newton, E. j. Northrup,
w. r. Parker, G. T. Mankin, A. X. Ray
mond, Z. r. Jacobs. Victor and Ashton
Terrett.
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NJ fREvoM J. r. woop,
!. Generzi Manager. Gen1 Pass Agr-
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAuRoaD
S..hedule in .ffecf Luna m IsaI

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. y
Schedule 10 fleet June q 1884
's Tosy t ssensa and ., { street
c.p,ess traits. ana Ills s% 500 es'iSued Limited
For cinci.nati g, Louis and indanapoli.. vests.
'u n Limited. $3.50 pm. cypress i:io nlght.
M rIn,issosTg and Cleveland express daily HIS
For Lexington and stanton II rs am.
Sata aaf Bs ssatis 40
Chattsnooga. Memphis and New Orleans i2:0S
For Larsy. $50 pm daily.
For Baltimore. week days. x4.2n 500. e.ss.
minutes S 8 .ia So'e' i SO , :so a iss
snssss 80 SD 800 j. .Sia g
sssS So 8 niasse.': 81 s isi ,, .sSs bsS 49,
For Annapolis. 1:I0 and o:I5 an i2:I5 ana
rs pm. Sundays, $50 am. 4:si pm
ror frederick. ali;i3 am. CHS. ALSO. $3.50
For Haeersto~n. nII:Is am. snd ss:a 40 pm.
For sna Ms' ana Sn ss, 'ss9 1 pm
Am, al2:5o. 1850. 3D. 10 rs. BIZ :0s. blu IN
For Washington Junction ana way points. 600.
ALSO An, 81 rs pm Express trains. stopping at
Bay sa RSse on ss s' AND a S%
ROYAL Blue IL "a hfS f'i ss r., NEW YORK AND
c c:: s ngSo ' pS,n Soc S COG ss sS1 D,s3s
s $50 oiaso pm. sleeping Car. open at io:oo
cy C s s Nav ' ssa isl. CIT, ana
B 81 Beach. week days $50 and 1880 ana.
Except Sunday b Daily. sunday only.
sdences ~ Union T%sfer Company % . 90 oae.
left at ticket Offices. eIs and 1851 Pa ave-. and
n b. CAMPBELL. cuAs. O. scuLI.
an2 Gen. Manager. ten Pass AT.
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SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOsTIA.

Sergeant Van Dusen of Fort Foote and
John Anthe ny Of the same place are two
old soldiers. They went to Washington yes
te-day and drew their pension stipend. after
which they started home via Anacostia.
When they reached the town, driving In a
phaeton buggy drawn by two small sorrel
mares, they decided to stop for refresh
ments- Van Dusen left Anthony in charge
Of the vehicle in front of a Monroe street
saloon. When Van Dusen returned the
buggy was gone. and Anthony with 1t. The
affair was reported at the Anacostia police
station. and Sergt- Kirby Immediately noti-
ned his men to look cut for Anthony and
take the vehicle from him. When last seen.
AntfCny vas driving the horses at a fast
speed up Fillmore street.
Alberta Mcpherson, colored sister of
James Mcpherson, recently convicted of
running 4 gambling house above Hiiisdaie.
was the victim of an assault last night, as
q result of which Edmonia Tiilman also
colcred, was arrested in the fifth precinct
Alberta had her head slightly cut and her
face a little disfgured by the attack.
Officer X. C. Dyer of the Benning police
force last night arrested Henry May, a
German farmer. on a charge of cruelty to
animals.
The officers of the Order of the Eastern
Star of Anaoostia met last night in the Ma
sonic Hall and rehearsed their official roles
special convocation Of Washington Ma
val Royal Arch Chapter of Masons was held
In Masonic Hail. Aracostia. Tuesday night
and six candidates accepted
Police Officer Mari is i'll at his home on
Avalon Terrace.
Miss Matte Minnix, who has been iii at
her home on Fillmore street, is much better
and was out yesterday for the first time
since her Illness.
Police Officer Robey is on two DAYS leave
Mr.. Edward Nash will soon occupy his
new hcme recently purchased on jefferson
street
TO ). r. Bowen of Jefferson street two lots In
Gr1sw ODDS subdivision, the consideration
being 81, $50
Efforts of the residents of Jefferson street
extended are being directed to have oil
lamps placed on that thoroughfare beyond
18th street.
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WILL BE A NOTABLE CONTEST.
Austin G. Dayton Selected to Oppose
VIM. l.. Wilson.

Austin G. Dayton was nominated for Con-
gress by the republicans yesterday at FL
kins, w. Va, to oppose VIM. L. Wilson in
the second district. Mr.. Dayton was born
at Philippi and has lived there all his life.
he Is thirty-seven years old, and, although
young man, has taken an active and
prominent part In politics. He was edu-
Gated at the University of West Virginia,
and was graduated in 1878. In the last
two years Of his career he studied Jaw, and
was admitted to the bar at Philippi on his
twenty-first birthday. The only Office he
has ever held was that of prosecuting at
torney for his county from 1854 until 1888.
At the expiration of his tern he became a
candidate for the nomination for circuit
judge, but missed ii by a small vote. Mr..
Dayton is of New England stock, his father
having been a native of Connecticut and
his mother of Massachusetts.
A committee of fifteen vas sent to re-
quest ex-President Harrison, who was Wis
iting ex-Secretary Elkins, to address the
convention, and they returned with his as
sent. He made his appearance shortly,
after the reading of the platform.
In the course of his remarks Gen. Harri-
son said
You are assembled on a serious business
This congressional district will be the CEN
ter OF all eyes until the polls close in No
We nber; your contest will not be local, but
national, in its significance. 1t happens
that your Representative in the national leg
lslature has been charged by his party with
the preparation of a tariff bill, and has iden-
titled his name with it. Therefore We may
exp act that his bill and the Senate bill to
which he gave his vote Will be matters of
severe and close scrutiny by his constit-
uents. It would be some comfort IL we
knew that we were at the bottom Of the
well, though 1t Is deep and dark.
Unfortunately for The coun:ry's business
interest. 1t has been announced by Presi-
dent Cleveland and by Mr.. Wilson that this
tariff legislation is not final but the war
for the destruction Of protection and against
the Industries Of the country Is to go on.
1t means that the uncertainty which has
hung over the country like a pail for the
past two years is not lifted even yet. II
you farmers, miners and merchants think
the prospect is a pleasant one, it is your
duty to show your appreciation by return
ing Mr.. Wilson to Congress. II, en- the
other hand. you have felt the depressing
effect of this kind of legislation, you have
the opportunity, which should be awaited of,
not only by republicans, but by indepen-
dent men, who think wore of their families
and their country than they do of their
party, to show their displeasure toward the
party which has dragged the country
through a veritable slough of despond for
the ventilation Of their theories
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTioNEERs
TRCSTEES' SALE OF A FRAME DWELLING; OK
. EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN c AND

TRUSTEE SALE OF A FRAME DWELLING: ON
I EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN q AMI n
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust dated No.
cember . 1880, and recorded among the land roe
orts OF the District Of Columbia in liner No Issf
folio $40 ct seq, We will sell at public auction in
front Of the premises on MONDAY THE TENTH
O'CLOCK T. NJ all that piece or parcel OF ground
and premises situate lying and being I'm the cty of
washington, In the District Of Columbia and known
ana distinguished rs and being part Of lot Numbered
fourteen Q4, In square numbered eight hundred and
n1ety-four tS?4). beginning twenty-sevcn Ce7 feet
south from the north line Of said lot; running
thence south aiong Sth street ten flO) feet three
~ inches; thence west hundred and nine 400
Leet one ~ In. b: thence north ten uol feet three
~ inches and thence east one hundred and nine
NVy) ieet one Q) inch. TO the beginning. together
WIN All the improvements. ways. easements. rights.
privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or in
any manner appertaining.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance In and two
years notes to bear interest at per cent per an
mum. payable semi annually. and 20 he secured ny
aeed OF trust on the property sold or all cash. ut
the option OF the purchaser. Deposit OF SOD re-
qulred at time Of sale. Conveyancing. &C.. at pur-
chasers cost. Terms Of sale TO he complied with
IN hfteer days, otherwise trustees the right
to resell the property Mt the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser, after five days advertisement
o. such resale in some newspaper pubiished In
Washington. d. G. wTIIItM oCKSTADT,
II. H BERGMAN.
snz4d&ds Trustees
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DUNcANs0N RRos.. AUcTioNEERs,

TRuSIEES' SALE OF BRICK DWELLING,
NUMBERED 1912 F STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue q a deed OF trust TO us, bearing. ta, c
May U, a. ID, 1852. and daily recorded in Iiber
1888 folio TAG ct seq. OF the land records OF
the District OF Columbia, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, we. the undersigned
trustees will sell q nahlic auction. IN front Of
OF SEPTEMBER A. y. 1894. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
IN all that certain piece or parcel Of land and
premises, situate In the city Of washingt 1n
District Of Columbia. and known and Distinguished
as and being lot ~. In D0ms Grupes sulsliv ison I'm
square numbered $50. as per plat recorded in Liner
H. folio 26 OF the records Of the Surveyors office
OF the District Of Columbia. together with the
improvements thereon. consisting Of a two-story
brick dwelling. No 1912 street northeast.
Terms OF sale: Ono: third Of the purchase money
10 he paid In CASA, balance In three equal pay
ments, payable II one, two and three years. with
per cent interest. payable semi annually. and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold or
all cash. at the option cf the purchaser deposit
OF 200 viii he required at time OF sale. All con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost Terms
or sale to he complied with In ten days from date
OF sale. Otherwise trustees reserve the right 10
resell at risk and cost u defaultng purchaser or
purchasers. "
MAHLON ASHFORD.
Adds b. BROWNE
at-S-eoNds 20 Trustees
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F. WARREN JOHNSON. AUCTIoNEER.

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction, at the store OF ii.
X. Fulton. 12:S PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
commencing TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH,
pledges in his store upon which the interest is due
one year or more. consisting Of Gold. Silver and
Cun Buttons. Gun Links, Collar Buttons. Scarf
Tins. Studs. Lace Pins, Earrings. Bracelets. Plain
Gold and Set Rings Coins, Medals, Badges, Solid
Silver and Plated Ware. large lot Of Diamonds and
otler precious stones, Books, Guns Rifles Re-
vovers Clocks, Umbrellas, valises, Violins, Dress
Goods, Shawls Scalskin Wraps, Field and Opera
Glasses ind otter articles. too numerous to men,
tlon. Sale to continue morning at 10 o'clock, even
ing at and o'clock until all the lots are sold
Ticket holders please take notice.
+. WARREN JOHNSON. II. x. FULTON,
se4-7ts Auctioneer. rAWnbrokef.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR. & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s0GTMwEsr. AND on STREET BETWEEN
s4aEkT souA HhENsH AND SOUTH CAPITOL
BY virtue Of deed Of trust given to us and
one Of the land records Of the District Of coluf,
ba. and at the request of the party secured there
by. the understand will offer for sale At pulls
THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d; 1884
AT HAi-F-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. the TO-
lowing described land and premises. situate In the
city Of Washington. District of Columbia. and des-
igratel as part Of square six hundred and thirty.
nine 1851. beginning for the came at the northwest
corner Of said square, being the Intersection Of
South and Canal streets. and running thence east
dred and sixfy three and eight ienths cess feet
y 18th Capitol street; thence south along south Cap
"a .ol feet: thence west at right angles with south
piioi street one hundred and eghty-sx and forty
along the line OF Canal street one hundred and SIS
and forty nine-hundretts u06 go feet to the place
pan Of o. %s ,sTee Isl a sa
SQUARE together with the Improvements consisting
o. 81 brick dwelling known as No t9l South Cap
Immediately thereafter We will offer for sale at
public auction. m from, Of the premises. lot nine
Tart Of square number six hundred and thirty nine
!6s9l will lie sold subject to an iDcumbrance Of
5000 and interest. Said incuInbraDce IL payable
In five 81 years from January IL, 1851. bearing In
ter.st at the rate OF per cent per auuum. pay
premises. said trust being recorded I'm liber No.
l2S3 at folio 80 ct sel., one Of the land records Of
the District of Columbia.
Lot nine 90. square 63.. will lie cold subject to
an REMEMBRANCE Of 5000 and interest, said In
cum brance being payable In years from May q.
lsO. with interest at the rate Of per cent per
rIEum payable semi annually, AID secured by deed
OF trust. recorded In bcr No. l4ss at folio 466 et
scQ Cne Of the land records Of the District Co.
lumbia.
Terms Of sale: On each piece. oue-t third Of the
purchase money to be raid In cash: the residue In
two equal payments. in one and two years from the
q deed Of trust on the property old and 10 bear
Interest from the day Of sale at the rate Of Der
~ cssh at the option cf the purchaser A deposit
OF ESQ on each piece will be required when the
complied with within fifteen days from the day Of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and of the de-
fauiting purchaser. All conveyancing recordinr
&c. NJ the cost OF the purchaser
WM. r. WOODWARD Trustee
LEWIS HOPFENMAIER Trustee
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1y20-d&ds
au9-dkds
c. q. SLOAN 4 CO.. ACCrlONEElsS,
1407 G. ST.
Successors to I.att,ner 4 SloQul

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FRAME DWELL
MS. situate ON HARRISON STREET Re
TWEEN ADAMS AND TAYLOR STREETS,
,,ANACOST1A, d. c.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
y virtue OF deed In trust to me. dated the
10th day Of August. A. ID. 1894, and duly recorded
In Liner 1883 at folio a05 ct sep Of the lant
oids OF the District Of Columbia. will sell pub
nc auction In front Of the premises. THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER SIXTH, 1894. ut FIVE O'CLOCK r.
NJ the following descril,d lard and premeises sit
uate IN the county Of Washington. District afore-
said and known as lots So. $50 and 594. situate
on the south side Of Harrison street between Adams
and Taylor streets. Anacosta. ID. C. Each lot has
frontage OF - feet and is improved by n frame
dwelling being Known and numbered as 81, BIS
and 5l1 Harrison street. AnacOsta, n. c.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest and secured by decd OF
trust on the property. or all cash. All conveyanc-
ing ana recording ut purchasers deposit OF
&lOO VIII he required on each house at time OF sale
Of sale
tSignedD WA n FISHER
au3n-d&ds - - 1-.....
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THOMAS BOWLING CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Gl2 + st. NV.

TRUSTEEsS SALE. IN LONG MEADOWS. OF DE
SItABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. SOUTH
SIDE OF NORRIS PLACE BETwEE;N 18TH
AND 2STH STREETS
BY virtue of . deed of trust. recorded among the
land records of the District Of Columbia I'm liber
l762. folio 49, we shall SELL at public auction, IN
frcnt Of the premises, Sn MONDAY. THE SEVEN;
TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1894 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described real es-
tate situated I'm the county Of Washington. in said
District, and distinguished lot g. in block IS
Long Meadows, As per plat recorded in the survey
ors office Of said District in county book Z. page
Ing Of a twT-story frame ho9se south side OF
Terms One third cash; residue In two equal pay
merits ut one and two years. per cent interest.
payable semi annually, secured by the notes of the
9: all cash. at option 81 purchase sloo deposit a.
cost. Terms to he complied with in ten days. or
trustees the right to readyertise and sell
at defaulting purchaser = lost and risk.
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
WILLIAM Mex. OSBORN.
TIIOS. BOWLING GO, 'Aucts. Trustees
sef-d&ds -
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WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., 1UCTioNEERs.


PROPERTY ~ GEORGETOWN d. C., On
POTOMAC STREET, AND KNOWN AS THE
PIONEER MILLS AND WAREHOUSE
By virtue Of deed Of trust to us. dated the 18th
day Of May. A. d. 1885, and recorded in liber 1920
OF Columbia. and by directions Of the holder of the
note secured thereby, We shall sell at public auc-
ton IN 'front.' OF the I,re'nses. 10 the highest and
lest bidder: on FRIDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following property in George
town, DC: being part OF lot seventy nine f79,. IN
the original plan OF said Georgetown, beginning at
the corner of Cherry and Potomac streets and run
ming thence south on Potomac street hundred
feet; thence moth one hundred and twenty u20
feet. and thence to the beginning. Also, all that
part OF said lot, seven;ynine f7g, In the original
plan OF said Georgetown. bounded on the north by
the north line of said entire lot the by Pc
tomac street. on the south by that portion of said
lot conveyed by George Bomford and wife to AIex-
ander Ray, by deed recorded In liber W. b. lli
folio 2S6 Of the land records Of the District OF
lumbin, and on the west by the west line Of said
said deed; and also all the mills. warehouses. o.
fees. milling and other machinery, and all water
privileges and rights. and other utensils Implements
and privileges used in connection with the milling
described real estate and premises.
Terms OF sale: Onc-thi-d cash: balance In one,
TWO ana three years, secured by purchasers notes.
secured by deed OF trust with interest fom day Of
sale: or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser:
$500 to be raid when the property is stri K on II
the terms Of sale not complied with In ten days
the trustees reserve the right resell at efauft
Ing purchasers risk and cost. after 1--WE days public
notice; Al co1yeyencing and recording At pur-
ehaser' cost l. N. rASI ,ss; TM;s ss.
WA. r. WOODWARD Trustee.
au2o d&ds <6< La. ave. NV.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner az 9Th n..d n St.


1880 An: PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. -ruflmss
Hise ,s. Dislns smoking and o'serys,ion oso
Cleveland and TaiedS Buss; rarior Car I Co Tar:
EAST F.iis4 .ss Da. nT s. r #.:
s:is pm. t cHfc%Go AND ST aou,s EXPRESS
ing and Dining Cars Hsrrisbars 10 st Louis.
5:io r Ii, wisTERS IN NPisssS sleep.
pn,o osr 60 cbicsso sind Harrisburg Cleveland.
s, S:ISr.M: S3STH#tsrERx ExrnEss.-runmnn
ing Car Haqr,sh nrns csss g 81 Louis aud Sleep
On, lo; 20 PM PACIFIC ExPREss. Pullman Sleep
Ni L:So an for Kane. oanandn,cua Rochester and
1850 an. ms fo sa, LIN, ssoert Sunday.
sunday %Ia%. an" Sn hsn? SIS dsl, except
and N,asa1. fG Fan. wi,iaTsport Rochester. Bnnsis
Steering wassps ssa TO efRssP S.., Saturday with
Bns,,o .r io ond hS,e Cansndslgua, Rochester and
Sleeping ws ss5s r ;n Emit s1s
For PIsssEs Toss :, and nG ;ss Es.t
& ; sqlFf as i:% rlss s.s
Caro-. 300 fioo GInins Gar, an is r. a': s.Is
FAST Express a am week days. EsIress. c sSi
and ID, 80 HoI s;%- s d,,ly ,,.,..
ssratoea EIprrs. ahrsneh Buffet paaor Can.
;, For ATLANTIC Clty, 300 satanaay- only,. s,~o
,d For B:,tinore e:2s I:2o ESQ: S:s. p,oo e,sc
(, ,a .oS L%i,:p. .;aa t;.e. $40. e:iI riS ie:cc
5:5S. 300 e0e. 30. II 90 am. I2.fA LIS
zol, S:1s a 90 Limited. 40. $40 6:iL s:i0
1000. 1910 and II rs nm.
Fcr fopes Creet Line. T:eo N and 1:se pm.
daily, except Sunday.
go Pm daily: ercer, sunday. Sundays 300 :.
Atlantic Coast Mm Express ror Richmond. ,.ct.
sonsiue and Tampa $50 am. 80 pm. daily.
Richmond and Atlanta. $50 .. m daily Richmond
only. 1o:s7 am. week days
Accommodates for ouaptico 7:<s an daily
and 4'2S pm week DAYS.
For Alexandria. 4:so. o:ss, 1;zh s:la s.<s
1887 u SO en- 1850 lao. $40. Is, 500.
At $50 7'<s. s'<s am. 2:4s. Sis. SOC and 1905
Lave Alexandria for wa.hinrfon. SOS e:&a
500. s2s 500 $50. e:Is. 800. 10. a,is. fona
and u 0S pm On sunday at 6:S3 $40 fo.2s q.
m, 2:lS $50. 700. 90 a:fs and 10 &, % m
Ticket ofcee. northeast corner OF 18th street ana
renr sylvana avenue. and at the station att ana
streets. where orders be left for the cl,s.k-
Ing OF baggage TO destination from hotels and res.
tdebces ~ ~.
NJ PROVOST, ,.R woop
-. General Manager. Gen1 Pass Agr.
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Money I'm Circulat ton.

a statement issued by the Treasury De
partment shows that the amount of money
in circulation September 1 was s1,6l6,e ell, >
4Sl, or at the rate of $3.50 per capita OF
population. This shows a decrease in cir
culation of $l0.!n2, I5S, as compared with
the Is. of August last and a decrease OF
SitWO.@U, as compared with September l.
lSG,
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO, Auctionecrs-
1t

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
EFFE'TS AND FURNITURE. INCLUDING; AN
ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO ALL CONTAINED
AND BENG IN lHE HOTEL FREDONIA, 1921
AND 1873 III STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust TO US beariny date
Septt mber l, ID. 1898, and duly recorded In Iiber
No. lSi5 folio 1s4 ct seq, OF the land records Of
the District OF Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby. we, the undersigned trus-
tees; will sell at public auction, on the premises
on SATURDAY, TIE FIFTEENTH DAY of SEP.
TENDER, AID. 1894, AT HAIF-PASr ELEVEN
O'CLOCK AN. all AMI singular the goods chat.
tells, effects, fixtures and household furniture now
standing and being in and upon the messuage or
tenement and appurtenanCcs known MS the UO-
TEL FREDONIA, and numbered 1921 and 1923 II
street northwest.
Terms of sale: s3,7122O and interest from Sep.
tember ]. 1894. and expenses Of sale in cash. and
balance payable in two equal payments in O and =
months. with per cent interest, and secured upon
the property sold or all cash. at the option of The
purchaser deposit of $500 will be required at
time Of sale. All conveyancing and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms of sale to he complied
with Ia six days from date of sale, otherwise the
trustees the right to resell at risk cost
of defaultng purchaser purchasers.
WILLIAM W. DANENHOWER Jr
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER
SEE d&ds Trustees.