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The times., 1898-04-16
HoNEY BOY, so TO /, A WINNER.
Three Favorites Also Came Under
the Wire First.

Fully 500 people braved the disagreeable
weather of yesterday at. Bennings. The
track was sea of mud but the horses
ran very well and made good time. Three
favorites, a second choice and a so to l
shot proved the winners of the day, ana
on the whole the fifth day of the spring
meeting of the Jockey Club was SO far
as racing was concerned a success.
Nine horses came TO the post in the
first event, five and a half furlongS, for
three-year-olds and upwards. At the
start Merry Day led by three lengths,
with Calculation second and Hanwel
third. At the finish Calculation was first
Hanwell third. Time, 1;10 II.
The second race, for four year olds and
upwards, six furlongs, was won by Char
antus, with Inconsistency second. Tappan
came under the wire first, but was dis
qualified for crowding Charantus against
the fence at the turn into the stretch.
| Coylie, who was on Charantus told
| Mclaughlin of the incident and the latter
! advised COylie to report the matter at
| the judges stand. This Coylie did, and
was awarded the race. Doggett, on hear
! ing of this, went looking for Mclaughlin
and found him in the paddock, where
some words ensued, which ended in Dog
gett striking Mclaughlin in the face.
! Mclaughlin refused to prosecute Dog
gett in the police court, but reported
| the matter to the stewards of the Jockey
| Club, and they promptly fined Doggett
500
In the third race selling for maiden
two year olds, seven horses started, and
Boney Boy. so to l shot, won; Rhody-
menia second; Extreme third Time,
0:51 1-2.
The fourth race was selling for three
year olds and upward, six furlongs. Only
four horses started, and Cherry Picker, at
TO s. won, with Gen. Maceo second and
South Africa third. Time LII Ia.
The fifth race was a mile for three year
olds and upward, and had five starters
Ortoland, the favorite, at 2 to 5 won, with
Marshall second and Atlantus third
Time, 1;47 "a.
The events and entries for today are
as follows:
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CHICAGO VICTORIOUS.
The St Louis Team Beaten in n Wei
Played Game.

St Louis, April l5.-Fully 1900 persons
witnessed the opening Of the ball season
with an interesting game between Chi
cago and The Browns. Excellent fielding
and good battery work characterized the
game.
In the ninth inning, Jack Crooks, run
ming for Clements, who had suffered an
injury to his ankle this morning, lost
q chance Of tieing the score. Griffith
caught him mapping at first. The game
was cleanly played. save in the fourth
inning, when Dahlen butted Hall in the
stomach. knocking the ball from mis-
hands and giving the chicagoans a run.
Manager Hurst of the Browns termed the
rough work good playing and made no
protest. The Gay was an ideal one for
baseball. The score:
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was reading an advertisement Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter
prise recently, which leads me to write
this. ! can truthfully say l never used
any remedy equal to it for collie and
diarrhoea. I have never had to use more
than one or two doses to cure the worst
case with myself or children.-W. a.
Stroud, Pocomoke City, Md. For sale by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail drug
gist 93S Il Street northwest, and Con
necticut Avenue and S Street northwest
and 1928 MARYLAND Avenua nnrthAast
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Valuable Certificates for Sale
at Public Auction.

Bv virtue Of authority contained IN these Ger
tain declarations of trust OF certificates o. m
trsst', hereinafter described default having been
made in the payment Of iHstaliment OF prineipal
and interest due thereon. the undersigned tF'ls-
tees will sell al public auction % tne highest
bidder on April. 20TH, 1893. az 0'CLOek +
at the auction rooms OF c. c. sloan . 70,
a. No TI07 (. = NV. Washington. D. G.. the fol
lowing certificates Of interest IN that Sersln tSe
81 land on the Tcnnallytown and Rockville he9o,
in Nontromcrv Colnty, Nd. (sbout two miles
north Of TennslIytovn), and known as pen1e9 '
Farm" containing about lse acrss ot iahe, an. an.
subject to an encurnbFance OF $4,000. maturing
in about two and a half years, VIZ ihrse tst
certificates each for l500 subscription and eae.i
representing 4 1905 per cent interest IN sA-u
tract.
Two (2) certificates each g, 900 subscription
and each representing go per cent interest In
said tract.
ard representing 4.545 per cent interest in said
tract.
Further particulars viii be given at the time
Of the sale
JAMES r. ELLISON,
H. ROZIER DULANY,
an154t Trustees
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THOMAS BOWLING & Co, Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
d c. NEAR THE BLADENSBI re ROAD
AND THE BOUNDARY OF THE CITY. ~
THE SUBDIVISION KNOWN As TRINIDAD.
BEING HOUSE No. 1880 TRINIDAD AVE
NUE. NORTHEAST
By virtue OF i certain deed OF trust dated
August 90 1891. and recorded in Liber 1897, folio
4s0 ct sea one OF the land records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the request OF the
holder OF the note secured thereby, We VIII sell
at public auction in frJnt OF the premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL Il. 1sg8. al O'CLOCK p
NJ part of lot 1O4 of Thomas T. WaggaInan
subdivision of part Of Long Meadows. as per
plat recorded in Liber County No 8. folio = OF
the records OF the Office OF the Surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia. with the improvements
thereon being a four-rOom frame house, 'front.'
ing u feet on Trinidad Avenue. by depth
Of 20 feet to 10foot alley, with the free use for
ever Of said alley
Terms of SaIe-One- third of the purchase money
in cash, Of which so will be required as 4 de
pOsit on acceptance OF the bid. the balance IN
equal amounts at one and two years, respectively.
from the day OF sale. for whieh the notes OF the
purchaser will be required bearing interest from
the day of sale at s per cent per annuIn. payable
semi annually, secured by deed Of trust ON the
property sold; or all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser; all cOrveyaneing and recording at pur-
| with in ten days from day OF sale the property
! will be re-sold at the risk and cost OF the de-
| taulting purchaser.
RICHARD T. MoRsELL,
w. BLADES JACKSON,
( ap2,45,6,7,s,9,u II, u, ,1s-em Trustees
The above sale is postponed on account Of the
hour and place, by order Of the trustees
I aul5I8
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS Smithsonian Institution. Washing
ton. April s, Is9s.-Sealed proposals will be
received until P. NJ, MAY 5, 1895, to furnish
to the Smithsonian Institution, I. ;. National
Museum Bureau Of international Exchanges, Ma
tional Geological Park and Bureau Of Ethnoiogy,
during the fiscal year ending June so, lsyJ, sup
plies, etc, OF the following classes: Chemicals
wooden boxes and unit drawers food for animals
fuel and ice, paints, oils, etc, hardware, lumber
stationery textiles, miscellaneous supplies, wash
ing, sale OF waste material Awards viii be made
only to established manufacturers OF. or dealers
in the articles The right is reserved to waive
defects and TO reject any all bids or parts of
bids. Blank forms with specifications for pro-
posals and further information desired by intend
ing bidders will be furnished on application at
the Office of the Acting Assistant Secretary. ;. r.
LANGLEY, Secretary. ap9, 1890
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Two-base hits-McCarthy, Ely. Three base hits
Cunningham, Donovan Home runs-l)ayis
Sacrifice hits-Clingman, Clarke DAVIS Double
pIays-Warner. Ritchey and Carey. Left on
bascs-Pittsburg, 6; louisville 3. First base on
errors-Louisvf>le, 1. Struck out-By kilien L;
by Cunningham ]. Bases on balls-oh killen,
3: of Cunningham, /. Wild pitoh-hillen. Passed
ball-Wilscn Time, las. UmpiIes-Heydler and
Cushnan.
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Thomas Bowling Co. 6l2 E st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING THE
LARGE MANSION HOUSE No. If0T Ms
sACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND
LARGE TRACT OF GROUND APPURTE-
NANT THERETO
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY SEVENTH,
A. D., Is9s. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, by viFtua
OF a certain deed OF trust 20 US. dated MAY "a.
1892 and duly recorded among the land records
OF the District of Columbia. in Liber No. 1872.
at folio 39S, ct seq, and az the request III
writing OF the representatives OF the paEt35 Sc
cUFed thereby we, the undersigned trustees, viii
SELL at public auction. IN front Of the premises.
the following described land ana premises, situate
in the CITY OF Washington. District Of Columtia.
and designated as and being all Of lots numbered
OF and %, and part Ot lot numisred
g3 in Bryan and others subdivision Of lots
in square numbered PIP. per plat recorded ir
Liber r. l. H., folio 5s0., OF the records u the
Office OF the Surveyor Of said District; beginning
for aid part of lot 90 at the northwest corner of
said lot %, and running thence east 81 feet.
thence south 30-42 feet. thence west Gl feet. and
thence north so - feet to the place Of beginning:
together with the Improvements. consisting Of a
very large and eommodiCus brick mansion and
large brick stable in the thereof
Terms of Sale-0ne-third Of the pIJEchase money
to be paid in cash and the balance IN two equal
installments. payable IN enc and two years. wlJn
interest at five per centum per snnums payable
seni-annually, from day Of sale, secured By
deed OF trust upon the property sold, all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. deposit Of
$500 viii be required OF the purchaser az the
time Of sale. All eOnveyancing, recording and
notarial fees at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms
Of sale 10 be complied with within ten DAYS from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property az the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser, after five days ad-
vertisement OF such resale
MAHLOS ASHFORD,
No 4l0 Louisiana avenue NV.
JESSE v. \. HUYCK,
No. 1905 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
apI4d&ds-exsun-em Trustees
FREE! FREE Without the endorsements OF the
49,. Z a f-.-f.,
to be free so saws J. G. SINCLAIR. AactioneeT,
526 La. ave- and ! Do declare ! can get more for
YOUR furniture than any auctiOneer in the city,
and VIII give spot cash for any kind OF goods
apI5-3t-efn
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Two-base hite-Bmkett, McAleer. Three-bas'
hits-Bmkett Miller. Sacrifice hitsnPeiz, NC
Kean Struck out-By Young, 3: by Breitenstein
, Bases on balIs-ofT Young /; off Breitensteln
: Lett on bases Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland D
Stolen bsses-NcPhee. Childs. Hit by pitchei-
Ry Yaung Passed baIl-O' Connor. Umpires-
Wood and Swartwood. Time, hours.
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PROPOSALS will be received at Division of Ac-
counts, Department Of Justice Washington,
D. c., until O'CLOCK p. NJ. NAY 5, 1893 and
then opened, for furnishing stationery and sup
plies for United States courts and judicial officers
for the fiscal year ending juno So 1899. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids Blank pro-
posals and other information Will be furnished
upon application TO the Chief Of Division OF Ac-
counts.
JOHN W. GRIGGs, Attorney General
q Il q On
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JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary Of State.
aps.9 Is, ,l6, ,2o, 90

PROPOSALS for stationery and miscellaneous sup
plies.--War Department Washington, D.. c.,
April /. 1s9S.-Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will
be received here until O'CLOCK p NJ, MAY s..
ls9s, and then opened, for furnishing stationery
and miscellaneous supplies (brOoms, brushes,
soaps, towels, etc). for War Department and its
bureaus and Offices during fiscal year ending June
3O 1899. Information furnished on application.
Proposals must be 'nciosed in sealed envelopes
indorsed on outside, Proposals for Stationery" !"
and Proposals for Miscellaneous Supplies, res
peetiyely, and addressed M X TH0RP. Chief of
Supply division. aps9,I5 I620,30
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THE BALL SEASON OPENED
Cincinnati, Chicago and Louis
vile Prove Winners.
OTHER CANES POSTPONED

Wet Grounds and Rain Prevent Play
ing i'm This City. New York and in
PhttadeIuhfa-senat Play Today
i'm fsaItimore-The Standing of The
Clubs.
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nn,tin,orc is Projected.

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Ali druggists refund the money If it fails
TO cure 25c The genuine has l.. b. Q. on
each tablet.
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PROPOSALS for ice, fuel. forage, and for Wash
C., April /, 1895. Sealed proposals, in duplicate.
will be received here until 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
MAY 5, 1898, and then opened for furnishing ice.
fuel and forage, and for washing towels for the
War Department its bureaus ard Offices. in this
city, during the fiscal year ending June 30 1890
Information will be furnished application
Ice, fuel (coal and wood, and forage to be de-
Iiyered IN such quantities and at such times as
convenience OF Department may require Pro
posals for washing towels should state price per
Dozen Proposals must be inelosed in sealed enve-
lopes Endorsed outside Proposals for Ice -
Proposals for Fuel Proposals for Forage
Proposals for Washing Towels" respectively and
| addressed NJ r. THORP, Chief of Supply Divi-
| sion. apS,9 1919 1880
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Chicago 900. .....O 0 0 ! %
ST Louis -..... 49,. 0 II
TWo-base hits-Dahlen. Three-base hits-Dah-
len. Mccormick. Sacrifice hits-Dahlen. Stolen
hases-M Mccormick. Everett. Double plays-Sug-
den Mahoney Cross and HALL Bases on balls
or Taylor, j; Of Griffith, !. Struck out-By
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PROPOSALS for Coal, Ice and Washing Towels
United States Commission Of Fish and Fisheries.
Washington. D. c., April 4, 1s9s.-Sealed pro-
posals win be received by the undersigned at
this Commission until THURSDAY THE FIFTH
DAY OF NAY, 1895, AT O'CLOCK p "
at which time and place they viii be opened
in the presence OF attending bidders for furnish
ing such coal and ice as may be ordered during
the fiscal year ending June So 1899. Bids are
also invited for washing towels. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids 10 waive
technical defects and to accept any part OF any
bid and reject the other part. Blanks for pro-
posals, with specifications OF the requirements
to be met in respect TO each article, and also
the estimated quantities probably to be required
of each, viii be furnished on application to
the disbursing agent. GEORGE " BOWERS,
Commissioner. apS9,I5I6. % so
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aps,9,15, 16, ,29, 90
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON. D. c.

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Washington, D. c..
April II, 1s93.-Sealsd proposals viii be re-
ment Of Justice, until . O'CLOCK P. NJ, THURS
DAY, MAY s. 1905 for supplying the Department
of Justice with the following articles and serv-
ices for the fiscal year ending June 30 1899:
Stationery, fuel ice miscellaneous supplies and
washing towels Blank forms and other infor-
nation will be furnished by the Chief Clerk on
application. The department reserves the right
to waive defects and 10 reject any or all bids
of parts of bids apI2 IS IG % 30
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The same causes that led to the post
ponement Of the game in this city also
existed in New York and Philadelphia,
and as a consequence only half the
League teams were enabled to open up,
and all Of those were in the West. Gin
cinnati defeated Cleveland, Louisville
wiped the earth with Pittsburg, and Chi
cago doWned Tim Hursts ST. Louis
plaNers.
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SEALED proposals win be received at the Depart
ment oi State until IL O'CLOCK NJ, ON THE
5TFI DAY OF MAY, 1888 TO furnish said De
partment with Stationery and miscellaneous
articles, including forage, flags and ice, for the
year ending June 80, 1890, in accordance with
the schedule copies of which, together with blank
proposals and other information, may be had
upon application at the stationery room of the
department.
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Gnrnum Proves Gnme.

Alex Goroum met Yousouf, the ter
ribIe Turk" last night at kernan's and
put up the stifest argument yet made
against the Turkish champion. Goroum
stayed six minute and twenty seconds
with Yousouf. Won Boeckman refereed
the contest, and Jack Hirsh Of New York
was timekeeper. Yousouf will meet Mr..
johnson of Boston tonight.
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STANDING OF The CLUES.

Owing 10 the wet condition OF the
grounds at National Park yesterday Mr.
]. Earl Wagner, after a consultation With
MANAGER Hanlon concluded TO postpone
tbe game. Fully 10 O0O persons applied at
the grounds for admission, and, when IN
formed that the game was of, sorrowfully
wended their way home. All the promi-
nent rooters and fans were on hand early,
and a large contingent of the Baltimore
bows were in the city TO whoop ii up for
the players from Oysterburg.
The Senators viii leave this morning Tor
Baltimore. where they Will play in the
afternoon if The weather permits, and the
grounds are in condition. 1t is expected
that quite . number OF the local enthusi-
asts will 20 over 10 the Monumental City
to witness the opening game. The batting
order Of the two teams viii be as follows
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FOR EXCHANGE.


FOR EXCHANGE-Part cash, assume trust. de-
lighufully located residence on Potorlae; III. h
est point on river 20 miles down; Gurston wii1rf;
20 acres: modern house; lS rooms: latiToem.
water tank in attic; apples. pears, peaches and
small fruits. Towering shrubs. etc; ou-bul hliss,
all in good condition; accessible to railTald and
boat daily: price $500; clear HTrE &
MARSHALL, Room 8. 1905 Pa ave NV apl6st
WANTED-To exchange land located in Polk
County, Florida. for gentlsman's and lady 5
high gEade tandem or bicycles Address W z
H., this Office apl6-3t
FOR EXCHANGE-For bicycle and Smith-Pre-
mier typewriter ladys and gentleman ;
bicycle, 24-inch frames. Seattle, Wash. resi-
dence lot; worth $3.50; owner temporarily here.
Address PREMIER, this Office a2li-St
FOR EXCHANGE-SIO0 shotgun for Smith-Pre-
mier typewriter or ladys or gentleman )
bicycle Address DAMASCUS. this Office agi4-St
FOR EXCHANGES dress slit. 50 chest. Keen
maker, for bicycle OF smith Premier type
writer Address PAsCO. this Office. ap1fSt
WILL EXCHANGE suburban lot clear Of incum-
branee. worth 500 for new bicycles APP
ply TYPEWRITER AGENCY Oh 7th ST. NV
ap5-u
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THE DIAMOND . $ $50; 3.@ SO SO
Made and Guaranteed by the Monarch Cycle Co.
r. H. D0BB!NS CO.. 1925 Pa. ave.
the tired officers and men much-needed

the tired officers and men much-needed
rest.
The news that all the artillery batter
les and the cavalry campanies are to
be concentrated at the park was receiv-
ed with the greatest interest by the ad-
vance guard on the reservation.
The Twenty is anxious and ready
to try issues with the Spaniards. AS one
of the hardy Western officers expressed
it, I'VE are just spelling for a fight"
Negotiating for ships.
Halifax, April 15.-Inquiries have been
made by ship brokers regarding nearly
every available steamship here on behalf
Of the United States Government.
James Hall, prominent ship manager,
informs your correspondent that nearly
every shipowner in Halifax who has boa 5
suitable for transport has been communi-
Gated with,
baltimore is Protected.
Baltimore, April 15.-The work on the
Notifications in this harbor are now
nearly completed and the Monumental
City will be amply protected in case OF
war.
For the first time in about thirty yetrs
Fort Carroll is today occupied by mill
tary force of the United States, and foI
the new fOrtifications at Hawkins and
North Points are also in charge of Uncle
| Sans soldiers.
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Defense work Rushed.

Savannah, Ga, April 15.-The visit of
Gen. Graham. L. S. A. commanding the
Department of the Gulf to the Tybee
Island fortihcations yesterday, resulted
in general scurryinS about all around
on the island today. He gave the con-
tractors to understand that the fort must
be placed in readiness instantly for use.
There are two batteries Of artillery on
the island and the general instructed the
contractors to draw on these for men
to assist on the fort. Gen. Graham was
surprised and disappointed at the manner
in which the work was going on.
The railroads with terminals at Savan-
nah today submitted bids 10 roads whose
initial points are in Colorado and Utah
for the movement of 206O troops from
those two States 10 Savannah and
Charleston. The Government asked for
bids at once as it is the intention to
move the troops South at the earliest
possible moment.
Flying Squadron Returns.
Newport News. Va. April 15.-'rhe fly
ing squadron which went out thirty miles
by the capes for practice cruise return
ed to Old Point today. The Columbia
and Minneapolis are now coaling hur-
riedly.
The Morgan line steamer El Sud. re-
named Dixie, arrived here this morning
at o'clock and the work of transforming
her into an auxiliary cruiser is now In
| progress. The Dixie VIII soon be ready
to defend the honor of the nation on
| the high seas. The hospital ship Solace
will probably leave for Key West next
| Thursday.
| Troops Rounsiy Chcered.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 1.-two COM
panies of the Twenty-ffth Infantry. col
ored troops, passed through the city to-
day at noon. These troops were direct
from Montana, and are en- route to Dry
Tortugas. Col. Daggett is in command
! When the fast train bearing these
troops rolled into the union depot there
were over 1000 people standing to re-
ceive them with lusty cheers. waving of
| handkerchefs and all other expressions
of welcome. AS the train pulled up bear
ing the troops, the band struck up Rally
Round the Flag" The troops were
cheered roundly as the train moved off,
the bugles sounding the farewell.
Patriotic Message.
Boston, April 15.-In response to mes
sage from the Governor, the Massachu-
setts Legislature today appropriated $500,
600 to defray military and naval expense.
in the expected war with Spain.
Army's Advance Guard.
Chattanooga, April 15,-!The Twenty
fifth Infantry, on its way to Key West
is in camp tonight in Widow Glen Field
Chickamauga Park. The regiment left TO
the battlefield this morning at o'clock
The whole day was taken up with tn,
work of unloading trains and trimmin,
up camp. Guard mount VIII be the orde
! Of the day tomorrow and Sunday. Rivini
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GeorgetowE-RicIim Game OF.
The game scheduled for today between
Georgetown and Richmond College has
been declared off owing to wet grounds.
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The above sale is postponed on account Of the
weather until MONDAY, April. 18TH, Is9S, same
hour and place, by order OF the trustees
anl5I8
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AUCTION SALES.

G. G. Sloan ( Co.. Auetianeers. 400 G St
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TINES RACING CHART.


{, Friday, IS.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD-To young ladies in Office.
nicely fur. room, with board, sl5 each; Is
min. ride 10 Wash. on Alex & Mt v. Elect X.
r.; references Address MRS G. X this o'iieA
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For HIRE.
FOR RENr-sToRE g DWELLING.

FOR RENT-SmaN store, near new p. q . With
large sunny rooms above; good place fer
renE Sli per month. Apply II CIGAR STOEE,
1912 Pa. ave. api6-.it
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FOR RENT-Store and s rooms II4 9Th St uw
apl3-St- EN-
FOR RENT-StoFe and house 1t Brightwood: rent
reasonable. Inquire at the hotel apl2-6 Ct EN-
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For sAIE-HoRsEs s CARRIAGES

FOR SMLE-Cheap. several good work or driy-
ing horses; also two mules. 7. NJ BOND,
WOOdley Park, d. e. aplo-5t
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MAHLOS ASHFORD.

NO 4IU L11lslall lNeEUe NV
JESSE v y HUYCK,
No. 1895 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
apl4-d&ds-exsun-em Trustees.
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