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FALLS CHURCH.

The Christian Endeavor Society held a
very pleasant sociable Monday night at the
parlors of the Baptist Church, which was
largely attended by the members and
friends. The junior society was present
and aided in the program of the evening"
which was in charge of Mr.. ]. H. Tibbetts
and consisted of the following, viz: Chorus,
Sunshine in the Soul" by the juniors
banjo solo, Miss Fannie Moore; duet
Changes of the Bells Mrs. Kate Wright
and Miss Elsie Febrey; recitation, widow
Spriggins' Daughter Mrs. ]. B. Gould !;
violin solo, Mr. George Albertson, jr., with
organ accompaniment by Miss Emma AL
bertSon: solo, warrior Bold" Mr.. Harry
Febrey; recitation. How Miss Edith Helps
Things" Miss Edith Merrifield solo, Dear
Louise Miss Eva Birch; recitation, Miss
Greta Tibbetts. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mabel Kerr was awarded the first
prize for guessing the nearest to the num-
ber of beans in jar
Miss Edna Bailey of Washington is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Kate Wright.
Mr.. W. H. Nowlan is making extensive
improvements to his property on Columbia
street.
Mr.. ]. c. DePutron, who was nominated
by the republican convention as a candi-
date for commonwealth's attorney for Fair
fax county, has filed with the county clerk
certificate of his candidacy, as required
by the new election law.
The suit OF Noland agt. Meekins, in the
county court of Fairfax, for possession of
house. was decided by the county Judge
Wednesday in favor Of Meekins.
Miss Ollie Sims of Washington is visiting
the Miss Soules.
Miss Mary Williams of Alexandria Is
spending a few days with Miss Elsie Feb
rey at East End.
Mr.. Seth Osborn and family have moved
out from Washington and are again occu-
pying their residence on Broad street
Pioneer Lodge of Good Templars held an
open meeting Tuesday night and Rev. Q.
L. Morrow of Maryland delivered an inter-
esting lecture on temperance before a good
audience. The other exercises of the even
ing, in charge of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Erwin con-
sisted of several choruses, which were we'll
rendered. Three persons united with the
lodge and two applications were received.
Liberty Lodge of Washington will visit this
lOdoa. Man6a V nj
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Columbus Alexander ct ux. to Sampson
Thomas, lot 80, SO. 545; $1.O3O. Samuel E.
Allent, IT., to Jno. w. Pilling, lots 9S to
1Os, So. Isl; $40. Walter Hdeston ct ux to
Andrew j. Miller, lot 20, So. S. of 1O4; $40.
Edward T. Keller to Jno. W. PiIling, part
of Widows Mite; $40. Ezra W. Leach to
Arthur B. Suit. lot 1872. and part lot 131,
Anacostia; $500. Henry S. Matthews and
Simon Lyon, trustees, to Julia Harrington,
part lot 1s7, SO. 1O2. Georgetown; s.. $50.
Augustus W. Terry to Frank ]. Dieudonne,
lot 20. So 3G4; SO. Gabriel Rowe ct ux. to
John Latney, east half lot U, SO. 152; 81 400.
Rebecca r. Mellen to VIM. w. Stewart,
part lots / and 2, SO. 457; $4,000.
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HYATTSyuLE.

A highly enjoyable meeting OF the Tues
day Club was held last. Tuesday evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Raj
ston. Sir Walter Scott and the novelists
of his time were discussed. Quotations
were given from Scott. Miss Edith Rath-
bone read an interesting essay on the sub
ject of the evening. A recitation, with
piano accompaniment was given by Mrs.
]. H Ralston and Mrs. A. r. Holden. Rec
itations were also given by Miss Julia Sea-
man and Mrs. Lewis F. Holden. The tower
scene from '1vanhoe' was presented, Miss
Emily Schoepf representing Ivanhoe and
Mrs. Lewis +. Holden Rebecca. The next
meeting of the club will be held two weeks
hence at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs A.
r. Holden, the novelists for discussion be-
ing Dickens and Thackeray. Interesting
scenes from their novels will be illustrated
in various ways.
The teachers of st. Likes Episcopal Sun
day school of Blcdensburg held meeting
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. Alfred
Bailey. in Bladensburg, and organized a
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrloNEEEs.

~ AND BUsfSEss INES ? PRoPERTY, Dhb BEING esSTSSE sTSSE
4 HER 2sii M STREET. REEF GEoRGEroMx koRaA AZ NUM-
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
tn tine ef o IN wsh Henry 9s
ct al: are complanants and Rebecca Mcincrs ct al.
are defendants. the undersigned trustees will offer
on on FRIDAY. APRIL NINETEENTf:. " AID. i 1885. .' at
HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described real estate, situated In the city Of
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia. to Wit:
Ali that parcel Of land situated and being in
the city Of GEORGETOWN; in 1t the District Of Co
westerly and parallel with Bridge street seventy.
five feet. eight and ON Sne-half inches , 60 f.. 81 in
street. one hundred feet doo IT., north from the
line of Bridge street and the west line OF Of Mon1
gomery street, anu running thence westerly thirty
Two feet: three and one:haif inches ls2 IT,. az
gonery street twenty feet GO ft) thence westerly
ftS, thence northerly aud parallel with Montgomery cry
street five feet Is it,. thence east and parallel
Me nrhss hsse 81 & n feet tbenee see s9S 9S
parallel with Montgomery street twenty five feet
@ IT, n, to the 'ssnni0 s @ point nlso all that part
Georgetown beginning at the erd of one hundred
and fifty eight feet d5s IT. easterly the north
Of the late Daniel Rentzel's brick house. corner Of
Bridge and Green streets. and running easterly
thence northerly and parallel with Green stree!
one murdered feet 900 IT,. thence westerly four.
the second line one hundred feet uo0 ftD to the
Terms fs of % Sale ore-third n-s, purchase money
in cash. the balance in one ~ and two (2) years
from day Of sale. secured by deed of trust on
Or al enss at tie option Of tie purchaser: a.
4hEoDoSG W. cost
LEON IoBRINER, Trustee.
;.pGd&ds Equity bldg. 317 and sl9 Az st. NV.
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pUNcANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, ADJOINING THE B. AND o.. B.
AND P. AND s. MD. r. RS, At DEANE-
WOOD .. C., NINE ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
WITH BUILDINGS, &c.
By virtue Of that deed Of trust dated June 8,
1894 and recorded among the land records Of the
District Of Columbia in Liber 1925 at folio 1913 ct
seq. and the request Of the holder CT the notes
thereby secured. will sell at public nuction, on
FRIDAY, til. TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL,
A. ID. 1895. at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. in front Of
the premises follow ing described real estate TO
wit: The nine and 16I-1000 t9.764) acres. more
less In the southeasterly angle OF the intersection
OF Sheriff road with the Alexandria branch OF tho
d. and o. r. r., with the buildings, improvements,
&c, thereon, now occupied by the Am. Z. Mfg.
Company, Limited" for description OF which BY
metes and bounus reference is made to the record
of deed afoi esaid.
Terms OF sale One third cash. balance in equal
installments, with semi annual interest payable
notes Of the purchaser. in two and three years
from the day of SALE and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold, all cash, at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit of 500 will be required
at the sale. All conveyancing and recording
penscs to be paid by the purchaser, and all the
terms of sals to be complied with by the purchaser
within fifteen days from sale, or trustee to have
the right to advertise and resell at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM A. MEIyOY,
ap13-codtds Atty-at-Law, Trustee.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court TO- the following: VIM. o.
Cross of Baltimore, Md, and Mary l..
Thornton Of this city; Noah Difiard and
Annie Terrell; Henry Brown Turner, jr., of
New York city and Lucy Addison Hester
Of this city; Enoch G. johnson and Laura
Zeh; Richard Colbert and Frances Nash;
John d. Dulany and Florida Pitts; Henry
Story and Mamie F. Clark; Philip, James
ard Aia Coates, both Of Falls Church, Va;
Charles Beaumont and Fannie Thorn; Geo.
F. Hailman of Front Royal, Va, and Mary
Burgess of Drury, Md; Martin c. Holohan
and Mary E. Kenny; Caspar F. Geier and
Barbara NJ. Beuchert; Robert r: Pearson
and Matte M. Baxter; Seymour r. Pierce
Of this city and Edna NJ. Woods of Rich
mcnd county, Va; Daniel F: Driscoll and
Hannah ]! Sullivan; Francis e. Rabbit and
Mary s. Sullivan; Geo. l.. Bobington and
Maggie c. OConnor; John H. Trueshien of
this city, and Martha E. Redd of Prince
Georges county. Nd; Wm F. Rabe and Eva
E. Ball; VIM. J. Franklin and Nellie Bur
hell; Paul Shortridge of Johnson City,
Tenn, and Eleanor L. Pearson of this
city. rN
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HEllNDON.

Instead of the usual Easter service by the
Sunday school, the Y. P. S. C. E. held a
service on Sabbath evening. The program
commenced with a praise service, led by
the musical director, Mr.. c. A. Howard,
followed with Scripture reading by the
leader. Miss Georgia Mexican; prayer by
DR.. Mason; quartet, by Messrs. Harvey
Haines. Howard Wiley. Misses Maude
Yount and May Simonds; recitation, Miss
Alice Rideout reciting verses of Scripture,
by members of the society; singing, by So
ciety. "A Light in the Valley" recitation,
Miss Bessie Groh; recitation, Miss Jennie
Robey; singing, 20 Praise Him. society;
reading. "Resurgam." Miss Anna Mason;
quartet, Messrs. E. L. Robey and H. Wiley,
Misses Annie Robey and Maude Yount
Scripture reading, Miss Anna Groh; sing
ing, Let Us Crown Him." society; recita-
ton. Bernie Dutton. Closed with singing
God Be With You Till We Meet Again
and benediction.
H. W. Blanchard and family, who have
been spending the winter in Washington
have returned to their pleasant home in the
village.
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MRS. FRosTs CHILD.
Judge HaEner Decides That the
Mother Shall Have 1t.

Judge HnEner Decides That the
Mother Shall Have 1t.
Judge Hagner was engaged yesterday in
hearing the haheas corpus case of Mrs Mar
garet A. Frost against Sister Superior Ag-
nes Relihan of st. AIMS Infant Asylum in
which the mother seeks to recover the Gus
tody of her three-year-old child, Goldie
Marie Frost. Mrs. Frost was sued for
divorce, her husband being Robt NJ Frost
en- the 22d instant the child having previ-
ously been placed in the asylum under an
agreement of separation. Testimony was
given today before Judge Hagner tending
to show that the mother is competent to
care for the child and desires the custody
of it.
Several witnesses were examined on be-
half of the father. to show that Mrs. Frost
is not a proper guardian for the child. Mrs
Frost, in rebuttal, denied the charges, and
was supported in this evidence by Precinct
Detective Barnes. Judge Hagner decided
the case by giving the mother the custody
of the child.
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THE new WOMAN,

This is an up.to,datal period; The thoughts and
Ideas of yesterday are ruthessly swept aside, that
new ones may taks their place. Nature sweeps
the sky each evening" that she may paint q new
picture there on the morrow. The medical pro-
fession is just awakening. They have been the op-
ponents OF progress fspd time immemoral.' Harvey
and the circulation Of the blood, Jenner and vac
enafSn, nanla Pasteur aqd his work. are well known
Dr. r. A. Walker o4 this city has demonstrated
the fact that the advanced people Of this city ap-
preeiate ate physiciaPwho is In all respects modern
and who Is in touch with the most advanced med
icai thought Of the world. He Is in daily communi-
cation with ms coiIspEAes In Paris and london Al,
cause of the trouble. .An disorders of the brain
and nervous diseases Of the skin and blood,
consumption, Satarrh asthma, rheumatism, malaria
dyspepsia, all affections of the heart. stomach,
liver, Kidneys bladder bowels and other organs,
diseases Of women, &c. quickly and permanent
IL cured. 80.
Dr. Walker may be consulted without charge.
either personally or by letter. His permanent Of
ace is at 14l1 Pennsylvania avenue adjoining VII
iard's Hotel Office hours, 10 am to Pin; Wed,
hesday and Saturday evenings, TO &; Sunday, 10
to II.
Charges for treatment very low. .-.,eies:. 3,
All interviews and correspondence eacredly con.
fdential. No cases made public without consent
Of patients.
Evening star., 1895-04-18

literary and social club for the benefit Of
that Sunday school. Rev. Chas. Mayo. rec
tor of ST. Matthew's parish, was elected
president; Mr.. John G. Lepper. superin-
dent, and Mrs. Alfred Bailey, secretary and
treasurer. Mrs. Bailey, appropriately cos
TUNED. represented an Indian princess. A
ing decorated with hyacinths, lilies and
palms. Those present were Mrs. Marion
Duekett, Rev. Chas. Mayo, Mr.. B. o.
Lowndes, Mr.. John G. Lepper, Mr.. Reeves
and Misses Lillian and Laura Lewis, Jessie
Ferral, Irene and Florence Sommers and
Ada Lepper.
The county commissioners dt a meeting
held last Tuesday passed the following or
ders: That the reports of examiners for the
Riggs and Broad Creek roads, having been
received be laid over for action until the
first meeting in May, as provided by law;
that r. j. Swami be authorized to expend
the sum of $50 on the public road leading
from Redds corner to BealPs Meeting
House, the cost to be paid out Of the IL
cense fund; that the list of insolvencies re-
turned by the county treasurer for the
year 1892 be allowed; that the constable's
bond Of Chas. w. Barr of Bladensburg dis
trict be approved; that the designations of
s. B. Brady and G. L. Gibbons, as consta-
bles for Queen Anne and Oxon Hill dis
tricts, be accepted.
Prince Georges county, has declined, in
public card, to become candidate for re-
election to that Office.
The case Of ]. w. Ridway for shooting
Robert Smith, colored, on the Beale stock
farm last October, will come up before the
circuit court at Upper Marlboro tomorrow.
The orphans court transacted the fol-
lowing business at a meeting held last
Tuesday: Ordered that the first and final
account of Lewis c. Beall, executor of Jane
E. Beall, be passed; that the first and final
account of Lewis c.. Beall, executor of
Thos. B. Beall, be passed; that the first and
final account of c. G. Mckee, administrator
of W.. L. Mckee. be passed; that Miss Su-
sannah Sasscer be appointed guardian to
Miss Sarah E. Clagett.
The Hyattsville Progressive Euchre Club
met last evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. White. The following play
ers were present and participated in the
games: Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Van Loan,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. H.-Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Holden, Mrs. John E.
Lat.mer, Miss Nellie Moran, Miss Kreiger
of Baltimore, Miss Alice Owens, Mr. T. ].
Van Doren, DR.. J. R. Owens. Mr.. Clarence
Wilson, Dr. Wells. Mr.. Charles H. Welsh
and Mr.. John Holden. Supper was served
after the playing. The first and second
prizes for the ladies were won by Mrs. R.
E. White and Miss Nellie Moran, and, sim
liar prizes for the gentlemen were secured
by DR.. Owens and Mr.. Van Doren.
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GAITHERSBURG.

One of the most fashionable weddings of
the season occurred Wednesday afternoon
at Goshen NJ. E. Church South, which had
been handsomely trimmed by the many
friends Of the bride. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Robert Beverley Moore of
Mt. Jackson, Va, now cashier of the First
National Bank of Gaithersburg, and Miss
Mary Waters Cooke Of this place. a daugh-
ter of Mr.. Nathan Cooke. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss Sue Price
Duffey Of Baltimore, and Rev. Worthington
Waters. cousin of the bride, performed the
ceremony. The bride was attired In a trav-
cling dress Of novelty boucle. and was at
tended by her sister, Miss Mamie y. Cooke
as maid Of honor; Messrs. Thomas Moore,
brother Of the groom, Zadock NJ. Cooke,
brother Of the bride. r. Dorsey Trundle
and VIM. B. Waters. Mrs. Moore received
one hundred and more presents of money,
silverwa-e and house furnishings. After
the wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Moore took the
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

All STREET NORTHEAST
TWO rwo-sroEY BhIc4 % DWELLINGS. NUM-
G AND II STREETS TIE sis NOR NoRrHEasr isSih AND
on slfSs Of given AR f IT. sSn ~
SECOND. AID. 1885. at FIVE O'CLOCK. in q front
= 'e Iof a. IN SQUARE sl2.
il iimprossd Ry three-story brick dwelling. num-
On On the the same s. ai afternoon ri, sAs at HALFrAsr FIVE
T sSr ais Ss "A n sSssE s5Gns & rs ,S premises
1925 Linden place
And H6F sos hfssa,sE IS sSIks ssa Ioss ss
Improved by two-story brick dwelling. numbered
Terms: oep one%tbrd % cash, balance In one, two and
payable semi-annunlly, to be seemed by deed of
purchaser: A deposit Of 500 ,equI;.d on each
piece Of psOpsrs at tim time e Trs saie q
complied With in fifteen days from fro dates of sale.
5 the ns 5sss e S rssG the
i've days advertisement OF such resale in some
published in wfshiRssE1 I %HE
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ESTATE
kSHSGE NEMH A NoTHEksT IL seTans So sSs
1885, and reserdci Tin in liber No. i4ss. fSiio s.. e
seq.. one of the land records of the District OF
C. ,h and at hs wen W. @ ss Of the n0s
auction. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY,
THE TWENTY-FlFTH DAY OF APRIL, 1855. AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described real estate. situate in the city Of WASH
inston. District of Columbia: Lots numbered sew
enty-eight t7S), seventy nine C79, eighty (sO,
eighty (S1) and eghty-two tS2l OF Ida u.
Marshalls subdivision OF lots In square No. 753.
each of said lots being improved by two-story
brick dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-tEird of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance In two equal installments
at one and two years, to be secured by deed Of
trust the property sold. and to bear interest
u per cent per annum, payable semi-annually,
all cash, at option of purchaser. deposit of $50
will be required at time OF sale. II OF sale
be not compiled with in 10 days from day OF sale
the trustees the right to resell risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser All conveyancing and
recording at cost of purchaser.
JOHN C. HEALD, Trustee,
900 st. NV.
J. TARBELL DYER, Trustee,
14OSla q st.
THos E. wAGGAMAN, Auetioneer.
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kENSINGTON.

Mrs. A. w. Harrison entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. Tuttle of New Haven. Conn.,,
and Mrs. V. s. Carpenter of Washington.
Miss Bessie showacre of Baltimore is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert NJ. Moore.
The ladies of the Dorcas Society of the
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church
will give reception to their pastor, Rev.
James I. Marshall. on Tuesday evening,
April %. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
v. n. Ogden. An excellent musical pro-
gram Is being prepared.
Miss Susie Davidson Of Washington has
purchased a lot on Fawcett avenue of Mr..
Henry Copp for $500.
Miss Ida Blackburn of Kentucky is the
guest of Major and Mrs. ]. W. Blackburn.
The committee which has been canvass
Ing the town for subscriptions to build a
public hall report a gratifying success.
The plans, as at first suggested, have been
enlarged so as to include an auditorium
forty by sixty feet, with stage and dressing
room accessories. On the ground floor will
be two stores, with a council chamber. A
half basement for the storage of fire ap-
paratus Is contemplated. Mr.. B. H. War
ner has offered to donate a fire bell for
the tower, and has invited all stockhold-
ers to meet him at the library rooms on
Tuesday evening next to arrange the neces-
sary details for the immediate building and
A very pretty home wedding occurred
on Wednesday evening, the contracting
parties being Mr.. G. " Grouse of Gathers
burg and Mrs. Fannie ]. Powers Of Ken
sington. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore of the st.
Paurs NJ. e. Church performed the cere-
mony. which was witnessed by the i'm
mediate relatives of the couple. Their
future home will be in Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Constant, whose
marriage ceremony was performed. by DR..
Eastman of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday, inaugurated their
new life by entering their handsome new
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. McComaT, Mrs.
Mary McCord, Miss Ella B. Nc
Cord, Mr. l.. H Milliken and Miss
Nannette Milliken, were welcomed to a
reception dinner, prepared by Mrs. L. H.
Milliken. The wedding presents were both
numerous and elaborate.
Mr.. Harry Mannakee, while out cunning
on Wednesday, brought down two black
crowned night herons,- which are said to
be very rare bird in this section. Two
others of the colony were sighted. Mr..
Jesse Higgins, taxidermist, will mount the
two specimens secured, one of which is
destined for the National Museum at
Washington
The children Of the infant class ,of the
Warner Memorial Presby terian Sunday
school were entertained on Monday AFTER
noon from to ; by their teacher, Mrs. A.
H. Kinnear. About twenty little folks
were present and were made happy by re-
freshments and gameSs-- S+ss7~
Miss Maud Dunlap of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Nannette' Miniken.--"
An election of Sunday school officers for
the ensuing year was held at the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church on We'd
nesday evening, with the following result:
William NJ. Terrell, superintendent; H. K.
Simpson, assistant superintendent; Miss
Mary Davenport, secretary; H. NJ. Martin,
treasurer, and Miss Lorena~ Wheeler. or
EaEiSt.
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DuNCANsoN BROS, AUcrIoNEERs.

THREE THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS
FRONTING THE UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
BEING NUMBERED H. 46 AND 4S b STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of authority given me, SHALL. SELL,
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL TWENTY
THIRD. A. D. 1895, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front
Of the premises
LOTS %, % AND "a, IN SQUARE e35.
Each Of these lots is improved by a threc-story
brick dwelling, having front Of 20 feet.
This is very desirable property. fronting Capitol
Terms: One-fourth cash. balance in one, two and
three years, notes to bear per cent interest. pay
able semi annually, to be secured by deed Of trust
property sold,o a cash. ut option of purchaser
deposit Of $500 required each piece Of prop
erty at time Of sale. Conveyancing, &c, Mt pur-
chaser's cost Terms of sale to be complied with
iii Is days from date Of sale, otherwise the right
reserved to resell the property at the risk and
Of defaulting purchaser after five days advertise
ment of such resale in newspaper published in
Washington, DC.
ap13-d&ds Il. L. WHITE, Attorney.
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SCOTT & PENDLEroN. AUcrIoNEERs.

DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND OUR GRAND SPECIAL.
AUCTION SALE OF KENTUCKY HORSES, AL
THE UNION STOCK YARDS. .BALTIMORE,Al MD,
ON FRIDAY, APRIL NINETEENTH, Al
HALF-pAST TEN AM.
MORE WILKES BLOOD, MORE FAST YOUNG.
STEERS, MORE ROADSTEisS, MORE RACE
HORSES THAN EVER OFFERED
IN MARYLAND.
Developed Horses consigned: Nettie B., record,
2-2VA; Belle r., rice record, 2.25A, fourth heat
Belle Red. record, 2.2sA, three-year-old; Maggie
s.: record, 229; Anetto Bell three years., trial,
2.SO; Gabrielle. trial, 2.3oM; Matte, trial, 2.3O;
Lee Edwards. two-year stallion, trial, 2.39A; Tan
Leathtr, trial, 2.37h Ehie H.. trial. 2.39A. Two
and fliies, by the great Red Wilkes:
all allie wilkes. record, 2:lS; A,lendorf, record.
2.14A, and Young Fullerton. This entire lot OF
SO head is consigned by &. W. France 4 Son.
Highland Farm, Lexington, ky., and Selby T..
Harbiscn, Lexington, Ky.
No postponement on account Of weather: Send
for catalogue TO MAGRATH L. KENNELLY, 211
11th st. NV. Washington d. C.
up15-4t SCOTT & PENDLETON.