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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO, AUCTlDNEEES
Successors TO Ratclife, Darr 4 Coz

RADCLIFFE. SUTTON & CO. AUCTloNEEGS
Successors 10 Ratciffe, Darr Il Coz
VERY DESIRABLE TIIREE-SToRY AND BASE
MENT BRICK PESIDENCE, WITH BROWN
STONE TRIMMINGS, ROOMS AND TWO
BATHS. No. 12l 4TH STREET SOI'IHEASr,
On MONDAY. the THIRTEENTH DAY of JULY
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. we viii
offer for sale, by public auction. in front OF the
LOT As. SQUARE 7SS.
Fronting 20 feet inches 10y a depth of As 96 feet.
running along alley. with private aey in rear.
This sale should command the attention OF parties
in search of desirable home investment.
l.. ing situated in of the best sections of the
scGtheast.
Terms very liberal, and stated at the time Of
sale. 500 required upon acceptance of hid.
ie?o-d&ds RADCLIFFE. SUTTON 4 co. Ancts
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Earned runs-Chicago 10; Baltimore, B. Two.
base hits-Anson Griffith. Lange, Brodie. Sacrifice
hit-Grith'h. kittredse. Stolen bases-Donnelly
t2l- Double plays-Dahlen and Anson: Dahlen (,IIl-
assisted Bases b:,lls-Of Griffith 3; off
Clarkson. 3. Wild Griffith. Time-Two
hours and fifty minutes. Umpire-Emsis.
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VERY DESlRABLE THREE-SpORY AND RASE-
MENI BRItK RESIDENCE, No. ia B STREET
81 HMESI, WITH ALL MODERN M
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
FiRSl. at HALF-PAS FOUR O'CLOCK PM we
VIII oHer by public uGctton, in front of the pr.ll-
lsss. lot No. 2s. In Robert Is. Donadsan's suhdi.
VISION OF part OF original lot No. s. In squire i33
together with all the improvements rights, etc,
ibis property is located IN of The best sections
OF the southwest being opposite the Smithsonian
grounds and near all lines, making IL a llost
ton. ~ " 3i'N
Terms very liberal and stated at the time Of
sale A deposit Of $500 required uJsn accept lnce
OF bid conNeyanclng, ETC., at purciias -'s e, St
1yI-d&ds RATCLlFIE, SUTTON a co, Aucts
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PHILADELPHIA.

Totals. II II 81 10 i Totals. GA 8
IinGlnndti --.--.--. o o 2 x-14
Philadelphia o o 1 o o o d q a
Earned runs-Cncinnati, 6: Philadelphia l. Two
hase mts-Miller Vaughn, Thompson Threebase
nIt.ir"in stolen -hases-Dwycr, Ewing, HOY,
Huen, Mertes- Double pay-Smith Ewing First
base on bas-By Dwyer, l. Struck out-By
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Notes of the Game.

Washington at Pittsburg today.
McJames is popular with the fans.
Said Selbach to Connie Mack: "Oh, you
big pair of shears
TRULY was in evidence on the coach lines,
wearing Chicago blouse.
Donovan's catch of Joyce's nigh fly in the
fifth was worthy of note.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRICK DWELL
STREET SOUTHEAST,
BY yiFtYe Of certain deed Of trust, recorded in
Of the District Of Columbia, we shall sell i1 front
Of @ the premises on MONDAY. THE SIXTH DAY
seventy eight as. iu square nine hundred and
ninety 900. improved by English basement house
OF six rooms good house and good location, and
u great bargain
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years. at six per cent interest per snnun'
payable semi annually. 500 required ut time Of
sale. Ten days allowed to complete the transfer.
CHAS. r. BENJAMIN,
VIM. H. DCNCANSON,
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Rhl1LifFE SUTTON g. CO. Auctioneers
Successors 10 Ratclife, Darr & Co

COLLATERAL NOTE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of a collateral note VIII sell at ou-
sales rooms, $40 Ia: ave. NV, THURSDAY
NINTH DAY OF JULY. AID. 1896 AT TWO
O'Clock PM, the following collateral: Note April
u. lsl8. 90 days, SO. ]. B. Platt to $. II. Hines
Mote May 49, 1896 80 days. Charles c. Stewart to
5. II Hines, $50, indorsed ey VIM. II. Bell. All
parties Interested will p. ase take notice.
Terms cash. by order holders
jyi-d&dbs RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO. Auc,s
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Horses. Horses.

TWO CARLOADS.
TOMORROW CTHURSDAY), JULY NINTH, at
cur auction stables, 2ll 11ta street northwest at
Ten O'CLOCK, Charles McHenry Of Frederick
Md, Will sell 10 head Of good workers. and
sorrel Mare kind and gentle, and can trot in 2.5o
Messrs. Jones and Pagan viii sell q head In
TINS lot are some as good workers and drivers
ever offered al auction 10 head of good ali "a round
Horses. All to be sold without limit or reserve
ALSO
q Buggies. l Desk, l Hosting Jack lot of
Shovels, Boxes &c
IT MAGRhTu & KENNEIlY AnctS
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. On AC-
count OF the rain, to WEDNESDAY, JULY THE
EIGHTH, 1895. at tue same time and place
CHAS F. BENJAMIN,
jy7-d&ds VIM H. DUNCANSON.
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PITTSB

I!4et FI.il>-Il t-Illfg, 3. DonDIe pIays-Trul'y
TO lily I" Mack; DvMOnt rcvi!le O. Irien to Cart
wright First base talls-Off James, 3: of Kill
len 2. Struck Out-Bs james, L. by kien. s.
Wild Pitch-killen. Tine-Two hours and eight
minutes UmpIe-Hurst
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Visitors Score Again.

Pittsburg drew blanks thereafter until
the seventh. when a base on balls an out
and d hit gave them another tally. The
final of the game happened in the
eighth. Lyons landed safely CT first be-
cause of Joyce's error. reached second on
out, took third on passed ball and
reached home on a hit.
Outside Of good catches by Lyons AMI
Smith the game was devoid of features.
Stenzie made his century hit of the sea-
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

1VMONHO".
PEREMITORY SALE OF
Horses, Mules,
Carriages, fairness, &C.,
TOMORROW lTHuRSDAY5 M0RNING, July
Ninth, AT TEN O'CLOCK, WILL BE SOLD,
WITHIN TIE BAZAAR, NO. $40 LOUISIANA
TEN HEAD OF GOOD sERvIcEABLE MULES
AND TWENTY FIVE HEAD OF HORSES AND
MARES SOME FIRST-CLASS WORKERS AND
ElNE DRIVERS. WILL SUIT FOR ANY
BUSINESS.
TWO NEW TOP BUGGIES, ONE DAYTON WAGON
AND SEVERAL NEW AND SECOND HAND
VEHICLES OF DIFFERENT KINDS HAIR
NESS ETC, ETC
WE WOULD CALL THE ESPECIAL ATTEN-
TON OF THE PUBLIC TO THIS
PEREMPTORY SALE
1t =. BENSINGER, AuCTIONEER.
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Philadelphia Sign. .vittrock.

William Wittrock. who has been pitching
this season for the Mobile Southern League
team, was signed by the Phillies yester-
day.
Wittrock was on the staff of the Louis
Vile team three years ago, and acquitted
himself well. He pitched good ball against
Philadelphia then.
Dick Cooley is expected to join the Phil
lies at Cincinnati today and play center
field. Mertes will be called in to cover
second base and Hallman will be placed on
first.
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Umpire keefe Has Resigned.
Tim Keefe resigned his Empirical posi-
ton yesterday. and his resignation was ac-
cepted by Nick Young. Keefe gives as
his reason for resigning that he is tired of
umpiring. He says he has no kick coming
on the New York-St. Louis game Tuesday
In the absence of a regular umpire, Nor
gan Murphy and Jouett Meekin did the
umpiring Yesterday,
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Up to the ninth inning at Cleveland
Brooklyn had found Cuppy but for one hit
At the wind-up. however. the Grooms
scored five on a single, an error. base on
balls and home run, but the total lacked
one Of tying the score. A catch by Griffin
was remarkable
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY FRAME
D1nEL nD1mnEELL4NG. SITUATE In MORRIS. ADD.
lGnTo dH1N TO THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
ny virtue OF q certain deed n trust, daily re-
So,aed among the land records of the District Of
Iii onmuniola ~ Aber 1885, folio As ct seq, will
Sea, =, public auction In front Of the premises on
Isae hsgIAFI ~ THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY.
.crbed ,..T I've O'CLOCK Pm, the following de-
srpeu real estate, situate In the county OF Wash
ths'on, IN said District, si1. All Of lot g and
d, dne wsst one and one-haf feet front by the fun
Sssa arl tnsrs1a Of lot "a in block 49, Robert q
plat recorded In Liber T. page lSe suryeyor,s ofci
&c. ~ 'e h'P'"'e'neh's'
Terms OF SALE 0ne-third cash. residue In two
eual pas ments at one and two years, six per cent
INTEREST," payable semi annually, secured by the
notes of the purchaser and deed OF trust on tie
property or all cash, at option OF purchaser $50
deposit at time OF sale. All conveyancing, &c. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with In
Yen Gays, or trustees the right to readyer-
tise and sell at defaultng purchasers cost and rsk
CHARLES ii. CRAGIN,
WILLIAM Mex. OSBORN
,c,os, ,>o,.. Trustees.
tHos. poWLING, Auctfonesi. jy1-10t
RAItIIEIE A.
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Senators Unable to Do Anything
With Killen's Delivery.
LOST TO TIE OLD WASHINGTONIAN
Comment on Yesterdays Events Of
the Oarsmen at Henley.
TEN MS AT UFFALO

1t was quite an ordinary game Of base
ball. that played yesterday afternoon at
National Park between Washington and
Pittsburg. The contest was close, so far as
ruEs concerned, but never for mo-
ment did the hcme club enter into even a
candidacy for victory. The customary snap
and ginger was lacking, and Pittsburs won
because of superior stick work, aided and
ahetted by errors. The Pirates were not
guilty of misplay. Jimmy McJames twirl-
ed for Washington, and he did not do
poorly. by any means. Howsomever, Pitch
er killen uas in invIncible form, and play
ed with the Senators in like manner as
does cat with c II ouse.
Notwithstanding the presence of dark
clouds above the city, 4,,Hn persons jour
Heyed TO the park and listened to music by
the band while heavy rain fell. After
twenty minutes of downpour the clouds
81 parated and two trusty henchmen
sprinkiad sawdust in ard about the bat
ter's and pitchers boxes and along the
hne from first 10 second base Washington
went first 20 hat, and scored its solitary
run of the game Abbey waited for balls
and Joyce struck out. OBrien forced Ab-
hey at second and advanced a bag on a
wild pitch. He reached home when Sell
bach singled. Washington worked in two
hits in the second. TWO in the fifth and
another in the sixth. but not a runner could
again make the circuit.
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TOdny's Sch hcdule.

TOday'A Sch cdule.
Washington a. Pittsburg.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Louisville.
New York at St. Louis.
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In their half of the third the Pirates be
gan proceedings with a trio. Donovan hit
to left for two bases and Ely was present.
ed with ticket to first. Stenzle hit safely
TO left and Donovan scored. Smith reached
first on an error by Cartwright, but was
forced at second by Lyons, after Sueden
had gone out on a foul fly to the first base
man. Ely crossing the rubber the play.
Stencil followed suit a moment later on a
wild pitch. Mr.. TRULY, late of Chicago,
made his Firatical debut and struck out.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTAT1
ON TENTH STREEC. SOUTHWEST WASH

THOMAS DOWNING & CO., AUCT1ONEERS.
612 q st. E.w.
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Rallied IN The Ninth.

Dwyer, 8. T1me-one hour and sorty-,ve minutes.
mn
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

This is to certify that the firm
of Porter & Harding has this day
dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, A. L Harding retiring
and J. C. Porter continuing the
business. All bills due the firm
from the Ocala Evening Star up to
and including October 3Ist, 1896,
and all accounts due the Witness
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the proper cultivation Of the crop,
| viii also furnish them seeds or
plants i:dcsiIed, at a reasonable
cost.
When the crop is ready to cut
l will personally show the grow
ers the proper method of cuttir &.
l will then purchase the tobacco in
a green state, paying for it in cash
in proportion to its quality. My
intention is not TO create a mono
ply, but it caR be readily seen that
tobacco cured in q proper way and
of uniform grade will give a rep
utation to the product that can be
attained in no other way.
The signal failure of many at
tempts at tobacco culture in Flori-
da, has resulted in a want OF coz
fiderce on the part of many peo-
pie that the industry can Je sue
! cessfull developed in this locality.
l GO not share these views, but
am certain that if the weed is pro-
perly plar ted, cultivated, cut and
cured we can grow a grade of to-
bacco that is perfectly adapted to
the requirements of the markets
in this country. 1 do rot make
this statement from hcarsay evil
dence or on supposition. but from
conclusions which / have reached
from my own experience since
coming to Ocala. We can build
up an industry which will bring
prosperity to this community such
as has never been experienced
before, the merchants, banks, rail
roads, manufacturers, hotels, in
fact every person will be benefit
ted by its development.
These are my views upon this
subject and if can contribute to a
realization of this result, it will af
ford me much satisfaction, and 1
can then feel that in part l have
repaid the kind reception given
me by the people of Ocala.
Yours truly,
LORENZO J. MEDERo.
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FOR MAYOR.

To the voters and citizens of
Ocala: / will be a candidate for
the office of mayor of the city of
Ocala at the ensuing election, and
if | am elected to the position your
confidence will be rewarded by an
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TOBACCO CULTURE.

Editor Ocala Evening STAT
have seen number of articles in
the local press referring TO my
efforts IL behalf Of the develop
ment of tobacco culture in Marion
county, and as 1 have refraiRed
from replying heretofore, 1 would
ask your consent to publish the
following statement.
In the first place l wish to ask
your indulgence for this effort, for
you must consider that l am a
stranger in strange land, and l
am unable to treat this subject in
accordance with its merits because
your language is too difficult for
me.
/ read in a recent issue of the
Oeala Banner an article signed by
G. II. Campbell in which he re-
ferred in complimentary terms to
the work already done by me; on
several other occasions the same
kindly expressions have been used,
and / feel that the time is oppor-
tune for me to express myself upon
the subject of tobacco culture.
My opinion and belief is in &C
cord with Mr.. Campbell, that the
success of an enterprise like the
development of tobacco culture
does not depend upon the assis-
lance rendered by the Board of
Trade; it can become potent fac
tor in establishing such an indus
try, but the final success must de-
pend upon the knowledge and
experience of those who engage
in it. | wish 70 bear testimony to
the benefit received from the
Board Of Trade through several
members who have advised with
me and have been of much service
to me in various ways, since my
arrival in Ocala. F. A. league and
David S. Williams have both shown
me attention which are apprecia-
ted, At the many citizens of OcaIa
whom have had the pleasure of
meeting, John A. RowelI has been
particularly kind and has taken
deep interest in my work.
l have been interviewed by many
persons as to my opinion of the
future of tobacco culture in Fiori-
da and especially in the vicinity of |
Ocala and wish to express myself |
in way that all will understand. |
If the people of Ocala have the
prosperity of their beautiful city
and county at heart they will pull
in other words become
unite, in developing this industry.
My object is not only to grow
tobacco myself but to build up an
industry which will have Ocala for
It's center, and that will grow to
greater than can be
comprehended at the present time.
All my efforts will be directed in
he line above indicated.
In order that this may be sue
accomplished, an intelli-
.ent and systematic plan shosld
,e pursued, which as outlined by
ne, would be follows: All those
tho desire to plant tobacco will
eceive full instructions from me, =
pom the preparation CT land ard I
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the Silver Springs, Ocala & Gulf
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the Offices of the company In
Ocala, Florida, on Wedne sday,
Dec. ?. 1896, at IL o'clock m.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NUII OF AIIACHMENT.
In the Circuit Court Of the Fifth Judicial Circui
Of Floriia-NariOn county.
OSCAR 6. OLIN
The Standard Soft pbos-r,.. AssumPsit by
Mining Company a corpo- it.tach.i-eIat.
laws Of the Sfate 0f VIZ to, SI.382.72.
GINA.
To the Standard Soft Phosphate Mining Com
paCy:
GU are hereby given notice Of the Institution
OF the above suit by attachment for The sum Of
sI.3o272 against you by the plaintitt, Oscar G.
Oln ana your property attached for said sum.
gu are hereby notified and directed to appear to
SAID action az the clerk Office in Ocala- Florida
on Monday, January !, 1897, at ten o'clock a. m.
Witness my hand and seal Of
lsEALI Office this Sept. p. 1896.
d. \. MILLER, Clerk.