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BURGLARS FRIGHTENED Off
Midnight Visitors to the Late Sen.
atof Harris Former Home.
AFTER VALUABLE PAPERS
The Thieves Had Seereted Then-
selves in the House Early in the
Evening Discovered When About
To- BegiE Operations and Escaped
Down the Rain Spout.

Two daring burglars terroriZed the occu-
Senator Isham 6 Harris, of Tennessee, at
No. 3 First street northeast, last night
but were frightened away before they had
succeeele ii securing any plumber. The
thieves escaped and the police were noo
able 70 Obtain even meageT description
OF them.
The residence is occupied by Mrs. Jones
and her daughter and son-in-law, with
whom Senator Harris lodged for many
years since the death OF the Senator, his
son, Edward, and wife. and their sou,
Edward, Jr have continued to board at the
house.
The ladies Were alone in the house during
tue evening. and retired shortly before 10
O'clock Mrs. Harris occupied a room on
the second floor, and d few moments after
she had exGIneuished the gas she was
ava kened by some one attempting to
enter her room. Thinking that her hus-
band had returned, she made some remark
and started to ualock the door.
At her approach the intruders darted
into another room. The house was in total
darkness, ana Mrs Harris was unable TO
see more than the mere outline Of the
men. Her screams aroused the ren,aind er
OF the household. who had also heard foot
steps, but presuming the noise to be made
by Mr. Harris or some of the young men
they had paid 10 attention until Mrs
Harris gave the alarm
A coIored man passing In frOnt Of the
residence heard the lady's scream and
h. ~ fFfx..E
the police Immediately Capt. Gardner,
Lieut. Jcncs and Officers Mcmahon and
Pierson hastened to the place aud sur
rounded the house to prevent the burglars
from escaping.
A thorough search was then made or
che house, but it could only be dis
covered that the iHtFBders had made
their escape by raiSi,E = seeond-stoTy
window and descendisg 60 the ground
by means of large rain spout. Their
exit then through gate in the back
was an easy matter.
The window through which they es-
capped had been securely fastened early
if the evening, and was dis covered
raised and the blinds open, as was also
the rear gate
How the robbers gained an entrance t.
the house is mystery, but it is sup
posed that they climbed through an open
window early in the evening, and secreted
themselves in the house until they thought
the proper time bad arrived for acton.
Capt. Gardner and his officers made q
thorough investiga ton OF the matter, but
We're unable 10 discover that anything was
MISSING The police believe that the burg
lars Were professionals, from the fact thai
they had taken In the surroundings 40
thoroughly as to be able TO escape 81
easily when discovered.
It is surmised that the robbers had de-
signs upon capturing some valuable papers
which the late Senator was sI.pposed 70
have among his possessions at the house
and have not yet been removed. The na-
ture Of the documents is not known. There
is no elew as TO who the burglars were. An
officer from No 8 precinct was stationed
in front er the residence for the remainder
of the night.
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LABOR TO SPEAK FOR CUBA.
Workingmen's Mass Meeting at
Typographical Temple Tonight.

Workingmen's Mass Meeting at
Typographical Temple Tonight.
At the mass meeting which will take
place tonight at Typographical Temple
the voice OF organized Labor in the District
viii be raised In an appeal for assistance
for the unhappy Cubans VINO are battling
against tremendous odds for freedom
No doubt there will be a large attend
ance Of the wage-earners of the District
and all others who sympathize with the
Cubans in their struggle to throw off the
Spanish yoke.
Aside from the special purpose for which
the meeting is being held all who attend
may rest assured of being highly enter
tanned. The committee Of arrangements
have succeeded in securing some excellent
speakers for the occasion, and the subject
VIII be most interestingly discussed
Among those who have promised TO de-
liver addresses are the Rev. DR. Alexander
Kent, Hon. Simon Wolf, Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation of
Labor; Milford SPohn, president of the
Central Labor Union, who Will also pre-
side and Arthur Keep, first vice presiden t
of the local Federation Of Labor.
The times., 1897-07-21
RACE WAR IN ALABAMA.
Serious Trouble Between White,
and Blacks Anticipated.

Serious TroahIe Between Whites
and Blacks Anticipated.
Birmingham, Ala, July 2G.-Great ex-
element exists in RiveFton, Ala, N the
extreme northwestern part of the State,
and negroes an white people are arming
themselves preparing for war. Trouble
began yesterday when a respectable white
woman was assaulted by negro.
She fought desperately, and though
she screamed loudly for assistance and
startled the neighboFhood, the negro in
jured her seriously. He made off, but a
posse was formed and started after niIn
1t is reported the negro was overtaken
and shot to death. The negroes III River
ton became incensed at the lyme hing and
began arming themselves and making
threats against the whites. This after
noon d fatal fight took place between a
negro and a white man, and the latter
was stabbed so that he VIII die.
Riverton is a small place of but a few
hundred, three qua rter of whom are white
The people from the surrounding country
are gathering, and further trouble is antIci-
pated.
The times., 1897-07-21

The Ad Writer'S know how to live well
They banqueted last night Here is the
menu. 1t tells its own story:
Little Neck CLANS.
Relishes.
Olives. Radishes SaIted Almonds
Potatoes.
Creme of Chicken. ConsoIume Macedoine.
Hors D'OeuvTes.
Russian Caviar au Canape.
Poisson
Boiled Potomac Bass, sauce Hollandaise.
CueumbeFs.
Pommes de Terre Maitre d'HoteI.
Relieve.
Filet of Beef, Plque d'La Richelieu
Pommes de TeTre Duchesse
Petit Pois.
Punch.
Marasehino en- Surprise
Roti
Philadelphia Capon, au Cresson.
Salad ala PommeT.
Sucres
Fancy Form Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes Bohbeus Petit Fours
Fromage
RoqueforJ Swiss
Fruit Cafe N0fr
The following are the members of this
euterrrisins and progressive organization:
Ldent, Frank H. Pierce; treasurer, Fred j.
Marble; secretary, Charles L. Finney; Isaac
Cans, George n Lewis, Henry Franc, Joseph
wilkins, walam G. Kent, A. Kaufman, G.
Nordlinger, Geqrge ". Miller, Edward F.
Fame. Albert Iiaz, 6. F. Kinnear and
Gerald Reckard.
There has never Been more enjoyable
occasion in the annals OF the Washington
Ad Writers Club than that occurring
last night at Cabin John Bridge Hotel.
A private car placed at their disposal
landed taem, at Cabin John Bridge
with an appetite whose edge had been
honed by tile Ge1lghtfuI and breezy ride
out. For once tie thought of pts.ferred
position, good display and all the ct
cetegas deemed ne cessary for making
ads that would capture the purse
were put aside and the discussion of a
menu unusual for its variety and dainti-
ness was INDUCED in.
The club, with its guests, arrived at
the hotel at O'Clock, and for the first
time the new banquet hall was used The
preparation OF the dinner was left in the
hands of Mr. Charles Noir, the hotel man
ager, formerly OF the Raleigh, and the
exquisite floral decorations, the glisten-
ing array OF cut glass and silver and the
snowy uhiteness Of the darnask napiery
combined to make picture calculated 20
awaken the appetite of the most faded
gourmet. Mr.. Moir in this effort has won
him IauTcIs and proved anew his talent,
not only in preparing a menu fit for Lu-
cullus, bat also his ability to cater to
the ''gastronomy of the eye,'' as BaIzac
calls it, After the inner man was de-
servedly treated, speeches were made by
the guests
Singing by Mr.. Harlan followed, and an
original poem was read by Mr. Rickard,
entitled, THE Street Car Advertis err 3
Lament" !" which effRsion Mr. Rickard was
assisted in preparing by Mr.. Wjneburgh.
The dinner was concluded by a business
meeting and a, vote of thanks was accorded
tc Mr, puelSett, superintendent of the Great
Falls Electric Roa d, for his many courteSies
Altogether the club agreed on this being
one of the very best affairs that they had
ever held
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sI,hCIAL NUT1cEs

EATENSION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-Ws Washington,
5uly l, 1897. To whom it may Concern:
iue Commission created by section of
Iiit aCt or Congress approved March 2,
1913, entitled ''An act TO provide a per
manent system Of highways In that part
oi tue DistFIctof Columbia lying outside Of
citeS, mas received from the COmniS-
sioIefs or the District of Columbia teTti-
Heu copy or map showing a proposed
ClstIlCI Colum bia within ghe ss.a
DoChdeu Dy North Capitol street, FlGrida
stFthGe, Eastern BFaE n. and the DistriCt
Hhe InlS map and 9iats showing In de
Istil no" each lot and tract ls affected by
tue proposed system OF highways, are now
on exhibition in Room 8, 4th floor. of the
Dstrlct BuadlRg. All persons interested
aIe invited 10 examine the map and plats-
a iiHe omInisslon VIII consider any suGges-
Iion or protest Concerning the Location OF
any highway or portion OF q highway as
sho "n On the map The suggestions and
protests must be in wrlTiue and must set
Iorth Clearly the reasons for the changes
tnd Sho " the property owned or conJrolled
% the obIecIOF. All protests, etc. must
De submitted on or before the FIRST OF
n1CTO hER- s9T, and he addressed to the
ChfeI on Engineers, T. s Army. War De
paftment, Washington, d. c. The COM
mission VIII meet October 10, 1887 at 8
o clock a. m, in the office OF the Secre-
taTy or War, to dispose of all objections,
ana VIII then hear oTali ) from those y ~ de-
sire 70 thus support their written Oblec-
lions r, A. ALGER. Secretary OF War;
Z. n. BLISS, Secretary of the Interior
JOHN III. WILSON, Chief or Engineers. L.
. Army. jy12-I5t-au9-15s
DENTISTRY done on weekly ana rnon5nIy
Eaynents; crown and bridge worx
IIJn and SITS over MerZ's Drug stora
myl O. Smo
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The National Cuban League

Owing to the labor mass meeting at
Typogra phical Hail. on G street, this even
Ing at s O'Clock, the members OF the Cuban
League are requested to meet at Con-
federate Veterans Hail, Eleventh and f
streets. at 7:1o this evening 1t has been
thought best to attend the labor neetin in
a body, and members are earnestly re-
quested to be on hand.
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TWO BOYS MISSING.

Five-YeaT-Old Samuel johnson ana
John Eeabers Wander Away.
Samuel Johnson, white boy, five years
of age, was reported missing last evening.
He wandered from home, and Up TO 3
g. nj. the boy had not been found By the
police, nor had they been notified OF his
return to his home, No. 242J n street
north west.
John 3cabefss a young white boy. is
missing from his bone, No. 1919 street
north W est
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ALBERT JOHNSON GOES WRONG

An Oid-Ttme Circus Man Arrested
for Theft.
Albert Johnson, colored, who has been
around the world a score OF times with
Barnuuls circus, was arrested last night
by Detectives Carter and Lacey for steal
ing handsome single harness belonging
to Mr.. Barnes from Hovey's livery stable
on Sixth street near Louisiana avenue,
where Johnson Is employed.
Johnson is also suspected OF numerous
other Iarcenies from the livery stable
and vicinity.
The times., 1897-07-21
THE CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
They Give an Agreea hie Excursion
to Marshall Hall.

Right royalty the st. Peters Catholic
Knights celebrated the day at Marshall
Hall yesterday. The occasion was taeiT
annual outing and the Knights added to
their great reputation fer providing clever
an1useinents.
a fancy cake walk by the menbers of the
Old Dominion Walking Club in gIetesqee
costumes afforded a pleasing diversion
to many folks musieal and literary en-
tertainment,in which some ofthe hesttalen
of the city took part, was given in the
afternoon.
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Confirmed by the senate.

The following nominations were con-
firmed by the Senate yesterday: T. Hart
Brewer, of New Jersey, to be assistant an
praiser of merchandise in the district of
New York. PostnasteFs-Geo G.. Pown,
at Fairport, N. Y: ]. w. Dudley, at East
Radford, Va, and Elwyn Barrow, at st.
FrancisviIle, La.
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Virginia Hot Springs Only Eight
Hours From WasIEington.

a delightful summer resort and perfect
sanitariunn, 2 800 feet above sea level
Vestibuled trains leave Washington 2:2O
p m. and 11:16 p m daily. Through
compartment sleeper ON night train, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. For in
formation, tickets, etc, apply at Chesa-
peake and Ohio offices. jy21 20, ,27 80
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Special Excursion to Seasuore via
r. e n

Tickets to Atlantic City. Cape Nay, Sea
Isle City, and Ocean City, N j., will be sold
for o a. III. and ! noon, Royal Blue Line
trains, on Fridays and Saturdays during
the season, eood to return until Tuesday
following, at rate SO for the round trip.
Je30-m, " ,th-tilAu27
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srRosHYDER FOUND GUILTY.

The Jury Returns Il Verdict Cover
ing Three Indictments.
James Strosnyder, charged with obtain
ing under false pretenses $3.50 from James
MeMahon and $50 fToan Blanche Wheeler,
and with the larceny OF a ring valued
at $3.50 from the former, during the month
OF May last, was convicted on all three
charges by the jury in criminal court No.
] yesterday.
The trial was begun Monday afternoon
and continued yesterday morning.
strosnyder VIII probably be sentenced on
Thursday.
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STABBED IN A QUARREL.

knife Struck RID and Saved
George Helmuth's Life.
George Heinuth, the fifteen-y year-old son
of a shoemaker, on d street, near Eighth
was stabbed last night by Charles Brown
a thirteen year-old Greek fruit vender dur
ing a quarrel
The weapon was a keen shuema ker' ;
knife, anG came near penetrating the boy )
heart, but fortunately struck rib. Hell
muth's wounds We're dressed by DR.. Barber
and Brown, in attempting to escape, was
captured by Policeman Boyce. Helmuth' s
wounds are not serious.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE III
Prov ED REAL ESTATE, No. TlS
STREET NORTHW EST.

BY virtue or certain deed or trust dated
APulI5 1857 which nasbeen C1l yTeCCrGed
N HBeE 1853 at folio z54, ole or Ene land
records or the Distinct or Columbia. and
az the request or the party thereby secured.
he untbE Eag ueu trustees VIII offer TQF Saie
at pubic auction N front OF the pre- uIIsFs on
AON DA the 18th DAY OF JULY. \. D.
1897, az kIV Z O'CLOCK r. NJ the foE
o7FIn=s described land ami premises situate
In LEe city or Washington IA said District.
esslgG&ieu as part or original lot mum
ring FOR the same on : street 40 Leet east
from the northwest corner or SAID square,
ana running thence east on SaIG street
20 rect, thence soutH - feet. thence
West 70 Teer, and thence nOTtn y feet
10 the place or beginning, together with
tnG Improvements thereon, consisting OF
J1rev-sSOry eriCk dwelling, No. 716 )
street. northwest.
Terms or sale: 10 be sold subject 10 a
pTI0r IHcUmBranCe. the amount or which
VIII De announced at the Tune or sale
elusive OF said PRIOR IncuUbranceI TO be
PAID n CASH ana me balance N two equal
Lns-alinIeHtS at Ole ana Two years with
interest at . per cent per annum. payable
Se!ui-aanu2Hy IrOm the date or sale, Sc
cured by deed or trust on the property
sold, or ali cash. at the option OF Ehe pIIr-
Chaser i CepOSlb or SIOU VIII be re-
CURED az the ume OF sale. All convey
anefnS VIII De at The cost OF the pur-
Chaser Terms 70 be complied with within
ten days, otherwise trustees Teser va
tne Hgnt 70 resell at the risk ana cost or
me purchaser IN default
ERANk l. CALHOUN,
JOHN T. BENTON,
Trus-eaS
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this case large increase in the price of
the shce Yon viii find that your shoe
bill viii be much larger hereafter, or IL you
buy the same priced goods as formerly you
viii have 10 buy many more PAIRS"
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$500 Exeursions to the Seq. 1900

$500 Exc eursions to the Sea- $500
shore via Pennsylvania Railroad.
On Fridays and Saturdays during July
and August tickets will be sold for IL q.
N. and 12:45 p. m. trains for Atlantic
City, Cape May, Ocean City and Sea Isle
City, good TO return until the following
Tuesday. Atlantic City tickets good via
Delaware Bridge route.
JyG-tu, ,tb ,fr ,pm;sHn, wed, & fran
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He stole $50.

Field Sharp. colored, aged twenty, was
arrested and confined AT the Fourth pre-
cinet station last night charged with
stealing tohacee and groceries to the
value of $40 iron, Daniel Blue, on street.
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An EXQUISITE BANQUET
Washington I'D Writers Dine al
Cabin John.
HAVE A GENERAL GOOD TINE

The Pubiicity-Nfakers, With Their
Guests, Assemble Around the
New Banquet Hall at Cabin John
HoteI-Mauy Prominent Guests.
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One DOLLAR
Fer visit is our only charge, all
MEDICINES AND SERVICES iu-
cluded.
IURE are treated for one dollar
per visit UNTIL CURED.

YOUNG MEN, MIDDL FACED OR
oLD MEN suffering from the vices and
eflors n OF youth, ald troubled with Nervous
fusion OF Iaeas. fIesdec1e nizzipess' Paiu-
"a ation OF the Heart, Weak Back, DARK Cir
fies , "A Iq1nu m the Eyes, rirnpes On the Face,
LOSS OF sleep, Tired Feeling in the Morn
ing, Evil Forebodings, Dull, stupid, Aver
sion TO society Mn Ambition, Bad Taste
IN 10 Ihe Mouth, Dreams and Night Losses,
Deposits in thetU ffne, Frequent UriHation,
soilieilIies accompanied with slight burn
,hE' thE' kidiney Troubles, or any disease OF
am ae bopaat b@estoo SSlnary orgsns can bere find
tAhttOCELE CURED AT ONCE with
OUT Operation; Have you the seeds OF any
paSI uisease lurking in your system, NJ
POTENCY, or less OF Sexual Power, and
90 you contemplate ARRIAGE2 Do you
ieei sure In taking this step? You can't
dlIoru TO take any risk. Like father; Ike
SON we have a neveT-failing remedy that
VIII purify thesBiQsd and positively bring
ways given
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IN MESIORIA,,-

ZYPPEECHT-In loving Tefnembrance Of
our mother, MINNIE ZTPPRECHT. VINO
died four years ago today, July 20, IS93
Gone, but not forgotten.
iteH BY her son, ALEX.
The times., 1897-07-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia Isaac B. DOdSOu, piaintiff,
vs. The Southern BnudlnS and Lean AsSt,-
citation OF Knoxville Tennessee, defend
ant. No. 4o,936, at law. on motion or
the PLAINTIFF, by MeSsTs- Richards and
Bailey, his attorneys, 1t Is this 10th day
OF July, 1897, oIdeTed that the defend
ant cause its appearance TO be entered
herein on CT before the fortieJh day, eX-
elusive OF Sundays and legal hClida yS, Oc-
curing after the dayuf the first publication
OF this order; otherwise, the cause will be
proceeded with in case ofdefaGlt- The
object OF this suit is 70 recover the sum
OF Si,767.23, alleged by the plaintiff TO
De due MIN from the defendant TCs ether
with. interest and costs and By attachment
to subject property and credits OF the de
rendant to the payment thereof. This or
der To be published once per week for
three successive weeks in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Washington
Times
BY the court:
(seal,) J.R. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY ". L. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
Jy2l, ,2S, ,au4
Issued July 20, 1897.
ESTATE Of Ben iamIn Petit, Iste OF the
District Of Columbia. No, 79l4 Docket
.. Application having been made To
the supreme court OF the District or culurn-
bia- holding Orphans court for probate
of last VIII. dated February Z, 1881,
and for letters OF adufnistF alton C. &.
on said estate by Hannah Y. Petit the
widow, this is TO give notice TO all con-
ceHetl To appear in said CourtOn FRIDA 7.
the 18th day of August, 4 D. 1897, at
10 clock a. m. TO show cause why such
application should not be granted
CHARLES C. COLE, Associate Justice.
Attest: J: NOTA MeGILL,
Register OF Wills, d. c.
JAMES F SCAGGS
Proctor for Applicant.
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DIED.

JOHNSON On Tuesday, July 20, at her
! residence, No. II2 Seventh street south
east, MARY T., beloved wife OF William
f. Johnson, 1r-, and daughter OF the Iate
Mary A burgess
Notice or funeral hereafter.
baltimore papers please eOpyJ
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F.xANC1AL STATEN ExTs.

: TATEMENT OF the condition of the
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE co.
or New York, on the 30th day of June
1897.
Assets ......-.. SI4,70O, ,2s8 OF
Liabilities .-.--...--. 13,G62,7T5 81
surplus .........-........ LOST ,5l2 20
Income for ii x months end
ing June 30, lSS7 7.... I31ST94 60
Disbursements for six
months ending June so.
1897 ...............-.... 1.11T,20S 81
State OF New York. city of New YORK and
county or New York, S..
H I. WempIe, second vice president.
and j. II. GifrfR- jr., assistant secretary
OF the MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE
co. do declare and say tha5 the accom-
pssa FinE :. statement of the condition OF
said company on the 3oth day OF June,
1897. is correct and true according TO
the best or their Information. knO Wedge
and belief
H. Y WEMPLE
Second Vice President
j. II. GIFfIN,
Assist ant Secretary
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
10th day OF July, 1897
(SeaI.I WM. n. STEPBINS.
Notary Public. Kings Co.
Certificate filed in New York Co.
d. S. HEN DRICK.
Manager Eastern Department., 1916 G.
-. INV, washington 1t
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Prices JUMPING UPWhRO
Blessings of the Tariff Bill Pre-
caGe Its Final Passage.
SHOES, SUGAR AND TOBACCO

Local Dealers Warn Consumers
THAT These staples Are Advnpc-
lug aud Must Go Higher Under
the New Law-TalISs With LeaI-
irg Merchants.
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UNnERTAKERS.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
USDERTAKER,
332 Pa. Ave. y. W
Ffrst-cfa~ service Phone. I3Sa
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TARIFF SHIP SIGHTS ROCKS

Continued from FIRST Page
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TRUSTEES SALE or NINE VALUABLE
THREE-STORY AM BASEMENT
BUFF BRICK RESI- DENC rs, CON-
TAINING NINE ROOMS AND BATH
ANDALL MOD ElSN MP ROV EN- ENTS,
BEING Nos. 1915 TO 1881 hENESAW
AVE NV
Under and by vir,ue or a certain deed
or trust, dated June -, 1886, and duly
recorded July : 1896, in LIGer 2I3O az
fOifO 95Y. one or the land records or the
District or Columbia. GefauIB having &C
CURED IN the performance or the terms and
conditions or the fond mentioned and Te-
ierrcd 10 IN the said deed or trust q MI AT
the written request or the secretary or the
hodY corporate, the ObliSes IN and tha
holder and owner or the said bond the
Undersigned trustees VIII sell at public
auction, n front or the premIses on
MEDNESDA THE 18Th DAY or July
A ID 1897, AT 4.3U O'CLOCK f. M
all those Pieces or parcels OF land and
premises situate IN the city or Wash
IhSIon, pistrlct or Columbia, and known
as ana called lots three 81, four t4I and
Hve tol, Ia block tnlTLy-six t36J. in John
SberHan 3 trustee, subdivision OF part of
Moaht fIeasant and Pleasant RIainS now
CdAISu cOlllsihid hei-Hts, as per plat re-
corded in LIeer 'Gov. Shepherfs,r y Al foIin
Ii. one OF The records OF the surveyors
OfTice or the District OF Columbia
Terms of sale: All casn Zach bousa
and parcel OF land occupied thereby viii he
IirSt offered - pa ratety, and a depOsit Of
szOo MI 0e required al the time OF sale
On eacH House and parcel OF land SsId II
not sold the property viii be offered in
biock, and deposit OF 81 900 VIII bes 70
auited at tae sine or sale Terms OF sale
70 ne coHpiIsd with within e n ei.ays FROM
The date or sal-, otherwise the hos or lots
VIII De resoit at the risk and Cost of tbss
aeId ulbInS purchaser or pUreha sers Al
eonyeyaacinG recording 9. e. etc-, at purchaseT.S
cost.
FREDERICK l. STDDONS Trustee
was " w.aasshilston Loan Y Trust Buibilug
STEPHEN VAN WICK. Trustee.
HashlnS1on Loan X Trust BuiIGinz
Jy1G-dSdS, EN-
I
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q
off
on

Suits = every one in the
house without reserve-ex-
.cepting the {" f e b e r
weights
Nobody else can sell our
class of goods at our low
prices-'cause nobody else
has our manufacturing fa-
cilities.
4 off of pants-children's
clothing-"b bike" suits and
pants-and straw hats, too.
$500 for the $3.50 ones.
S6.67 for the $1,000 ones.
$500 for the $500 ones.
SO. 90 for the SIS. 90 ones.
$500 for the S18 90 ones.
S13. IS for the $4,000 ones.
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Z. u. SLOAN Y 60, AUctIoneers, No. I4O7
u NV.