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DANCING SEASON ON.
Washington Colony Taking Part in
All That Happens

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
OCEAN CITY. Md. July II. 1903
Ocean City adorned in all her new sum-
mer finery, Is gaily receiving her colony
of guests Monday night pretty dances
were given in both the Plimhimmon and
Atlantic ball rooms. with fair attend
ance at both Tuesday afternoon was
played the first of a series of daytime
euchres. to be held in the artistic green
room of the pagoda.
Cottage life has never before been SO
important feature of our society. Not
only are all the old cottages filed. but new
ones must needs be built to supply the in
creasing demand.
The Pilins of Washington settled them
selves in their beach-front home early in
June. and have been enjoying. with all
their prior-SeaSon pleasure, the early spring
and summer days.
Mrs. Grace Parker jennings of Washing
ton has leased Sutton Lodge for the season
Mr.. Dwain r.. Fox OF Washington, with
his wife and family. are comfortably set
tied in their usual cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waggaman Of
Washington. with their charming family
of six little folks. have let the ''Waggaman
Cottage" for the season.
Mrs. Frank Wheaton, widow of Major
General Frank Wheaton. /. $. A.. of
Washington is at the Plimhimmou. Mrs
Wheaton expects to relinGush her home
! in Washington and to live in Denver.
Judge Frank l.. Campbell. assistant at
torney general. United States Department
of the Interior, with Mrs. Campbell. re-
turned to Washington Wednesday evening
The judge and wife were at the Mount
Pleasant.
Rev. Father Duhray. who will conduct
services in the Catholic Church during the
summer. is now registered at the Pim
himmon.
Mr.. Gordon Tull of Baltimore who spent
the past week at the Atlantic In order TO
attend the lawyers convention. besides be
ing a person of considerable prominence at
the bar, has gained for himself no small
fame as "A literary man. lie is said to have
a most promising career.
Washington guests of the week registered
at the various hostelries are as follows
The HarIlton-Mr. Holman Fletcher. Mrs
L. l.. Fletcher Mrs. l.. Eisin Gadslcy. The
tolonial-J. 5. William Jones'. Mr.. and Mrs
r. y. Nefghtman. Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. r. Dan
forth. George NJ. Stone. Fred c. Hugla
The f'limhmmon-W. Is Clarkson, Nh and
Mrs. Horace S. Beall and child. Mr. and
Mrs. John Il. Thomas. Miss Sue r.. I nomas
Miss Mo!lie Locher. Mount Pleasant
Miss Nilhelmina Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. w
III. RonSiville. James Z. Stahler. Mrs K X
Tiiley and sons Col J. l.. Richards Mr.
and Mrs. Frank l.. Campbell. Arthur O.
Compton Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Verbrycke
Miss Lillian f.. Nerbrycke. j. Russell Yer
brycke. NJ. Louise Sleman. John Il Sic
man, Mr.. and Mrs. -. W. Edelin, and chill
dren. The Atlantc-Mrs. r.. 4. Johnson
Miss {. Happier, J. J. King, w T Hub
bard. j. N. Nelson. jr.. Mr. and Mrs John
MCNEIL. Thomas NJ Bartlett
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IDEALS CONSIDERED.
Mental Pleasures Enjoyed at tie SEA-
side

Special Correspond ne" Of The Evening Star.
OCEAN GROVE. n. J.. July Il. 1909.
Music lovers at Ocean Grove are rom
ised a treat tomorrow evening. when
Cowan'S delightful cantata, Tie Pose
Mai,icn,' is to be rendered by the combined
chorus OF 400 and the Auditorium orchestra
which numbers upward of seventy
musicians The Rose Maiden has al
ways been we'll received at Ocean Grove in
past seasons. and its repetition will ," dis
tinctly welcome.
Temperance week. which begins on Mon
day. is of the most interesting weeks
of the Grove season. Three important con-
ventionS will hold sessions. The women $
suffrage national convention whose work
is closely allied with the temperance cause
will occupy to-" days beginning Mond ~
morning. with three meetings daily. uA4":
the leldcrShipS of Mrs. Carrie Cha p,i.;in
Gait Immediately following The sltfr., &5!StS
is "a two-day convention of the y ,tjGNai
WomcnS Christian Temperance Union. and
the last two days of the week Will be 2, ven
over to the National Temperance Society.
Many of the important officers and mem
bers of each of these three organizalohS
are likewise Intimately connected with he
her two. so that for the most part the
visitors will remain throughout the v''"k.
Sunday. July % will be temperance sun
day, and both the morning and evening s,r-
mons will be virtually temperance lcctul1S.
A
inaugurated during the moonlight evenings
of last week. is oce"n bathing by night.
The moonlight is responsible in the begin
ming. but the fad has taken hold of the
Grove community and the proprieturS of the
bathing pavilionS are contemplating the i'm
mediate erection of electric lights for use
during the three weeks between the moon
light periods.
The Ocean Grove Sunday School Assem-
bly, held its commencement Monday morn
ing and Rev. Charles l.. Mead, the director,
presented diplomas to upwards OF fifty
graduates of the three departments of the
assembly.
The Sunshine Society convention will he
held in Ocean Grove Monday. July -. Mrs.
NJ. l.. Wyman will be the leader.
Mr.. G. H. Brownell of Washington is
at the New Arborton.
Among the recent arrivals at the Lila
gard is Mrs. III. &. Stuart of Washington.
The Seaside Hotel is entertaining T.. =.
Hanna of Washington.
A merry party of Washingtonians who
are enjoying the sea brecZeS At the Pitts
burg Cottage is composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank c. Bliss, Mrs. Lodiska Hays and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Stabler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Wheatley of Danville,
Virginia, are recent arrivals at the Sea side.
Rev Joseph Dawson. Phi. D., of Washing
ton, ID. G. is a guest of the Arlington.
Among the late arrivals at the Queen is
Rev. DR.. J. +. Gilbert of Washington, who
is in attendance at the spiritual culture as
semby.
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Schedule elective June u. 1898.
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station.

Schedule effective June 81 1893.
Trains leave from PcEnsy lvania Station.
30 an. Daily. Local f"r iarrisonburg. War
rentor. Dany lie and way stations.
tied First-c lass coaches and drawing sleeper
to jacksonville Fla. Dining service.
ll:l5 Daily. Unitrd States Fast Mail.
F.rst-class coaches and drawing sleeper to
New Orleans. Dining car service.
4:Ol pm. Week Days. Local for Ilarrsonburs
and way stations on Manassas branch.
4:3O .. IN Daily. Local 10. Warrcaton aud Char
lOtt.sy lille.
First-ciu III and sleeper to Atlanta; Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays Sunset Route. Trurists
sleeper Washington to San Francisco. P..Iman
buffet service:
tied ,via LynchhuIgi. First-cla-s coach and sleep
ing car to Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Memphis: sleeper to New Orleans. Dining cae
service.
Limited All Pullman train. club and olsery a ton
cars to Atlanta and Macon; sl"' pes 10 Augusta,
Nashville, Atlanta. Macon. Men pins. New Orleans.
TRAINS on RIUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 3: 10 Am. i 700 PIN, -, . n.
{ 40 I'm. - pm, daily. except sunday. Latter
for Icesburg only. sunday trails Tor BueInont,
g:Vl m. 9:lu Il m, Go p.;n.
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
ca. a m 6:.,. a IN. u, "A IA. ZOO y m. .: )
pm aad $50 = daily. Il. al trains from iiar-
risoIhurE. II 40 a week days and 800 pm.
daily From charlottesville. SIS III. and 9:U5
Tickets sleeping car reservations and ,i..taiied
street 5ll Pennsy lyauia avenue and Pruu-y yania
Station. baggage c..es ked ttruusl FROM G.t"ls and
ies !d",i,rs.
{. II. ACKEHT. GeH"ra. Manager.
ii " NRDWICK General Pass'r Agent.
L. s EitoWN. General AGENT.
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Baltimore ami OMio K. K,

Leave Washington, Ne,. Jv.syy ave. ard = St
Chicago and \ortaV est. -li:OU am, $50 y N.
Cincinnati. s.. LOUIS aud LOUSY lie. 'lO:U5 ~.
-: is y. IN, i:iu uIgat-
IittslAIs and Ite'ci And. III 100 IS A. p N.
sud 100 night.
Columbus aud Wheeling. 'e:2p pm.
MiIcn stcE. - IS LII. IL -. 100. go N
Luvay, 's:Io y N
Flcderick 1885 81 Is tlI:oo an. fails. fs:ao.
Usre.siopn. HOO! am and IS 30 pm.
Boyd ANA way points 1850. 1910 an. Sl:lj,
Il so, 100 siG:i5. iil:3o = m
Gsith.Gstuls ani way p".nis 1875. s0:l3 m.
tl250 sii5, 1850. t4:3U. 800. 1850 tI:0J.
$40 siV:l5. til 30 pm
washington Junction and way points. 1888. 1918
Eaiitfmnrc. week days. 1850, 500. G:3o. 100,
xI:aU As:oo. $3.50. $50. Aa:UO. A3:Jo, xlO:0u.
iii 900 am Al2:OJ room, i2:u5, Moo. 1900
400 II 90 " 80 40. A5:ou, Ao2J. K6:oD. $50.
xI:Oo $500. :IU:u0, XII 80, 1855 pm. Sundays.
1900 IL 10, I:2o. $50. 1890 :Uu. las,
400 1880. X5:UU. 5.2J. go. XS:Vu xlu:OO,
HI 3d. Il IS p ~
Bay ridge, $40 An. week days. $50 A. u. and
Inv ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Baltimore, phadei rhIa, New York, Boston and
the East 300, 100 DINER. 1880 tBufet.
$500 DINER, tlu:oo tDlnery ALI. loo lDinerD,
- zoo ('H.yal Limited DinerJ. taco tPhila
oplyl 81 700 lDiner 800 and Ill 80 pm. (SIeep-
Irg Car opeI, at 10 O0 o'clock.)
atlantic City. tI.uO. tlO:oO ain. fl:OO $500
.Daily tEXcept Sunday. sSunday ouIy
IExpress Il aims.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels AMI
residences by Union Transfer Co. orders left st
ticket offices. 80 Pennsy lNanis ave. NV New
YORK ave and 18th St. and at station
8 Il. HEGE. district Passenger AGENT
D. b. MARTIN. Manager Passenger Trarnc.
niylS-oo
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SOCIAL FESTIVITIES.
A Winner From This City in a Euchre
Came

special C"rresp' ndence of The Evening Star.
BELMAR. y. j., July L. 1903.
The social festivities of the week at the
Hotel Columbia We're varied by a moonlight
sailing party this week. A delightful
euchre was given at the Buena Vista this
week, and among those enga ging were some
thirty Of the hotels patrons. H. Ii. Yves
colt of Washington won third pre-.
Thomas II Acker. Mrs. +. J. Acker and
Harold Acker comprise n ~ party of
W aShlnst "ninnS. who are suinmerng a t.lc
Hotel Columbia
Mrs. j. y. Popham and j NJ Popham ir
of Washington. ID. c.. are season guests At
MelruSe Inn.
Mrs FL tt. WeScott of Washington is at
the Euena Vista. The same hotel * enter
tainns Mis- a. r. Gray and Master Alfred
Gray Of Laurel. Md.
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A LIGHTNING SCARE.
Two Cottages Struck in Last Satur-
days Storm.

days Storm.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
AVON-BY-THE-S SEA, N. j.. July II, 1903.
Delightful summer weather marked the
week at Avon. and the guests at Avon Inn
enjoyed it to the fullest extent. There were
numerous informal dances and no end of
indoor and outdoor pastimes to occupy
their attention. The second full dress dance
of the season will be held tomorrow night
in the spacious ball room. and invitations
to the number of 200 have been issued to
the cottage friends of the management
Last weeks formal dance was not engaged
in by reason Of the extreme heat, and a
white-duck dance which was substituted
for it was greatly enjoyed.
The Buckingham entertained its patrons
this evening with a delightful informal
dance.
The cottages occupied by Mrs A. w.
Moore Of Newark and Mrs. r. c. Matthews
Of Washington. d. c.. We're struck by light
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALI ABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN sol THNESr WASHING

r.! virtue OF a certain dc,d of trust. recorded in
l~r No. 1899 al foil" lI et s.l, If Il" lane! rec
"Ids of the District Of tuuinhia til" un'.r>Isue Il
viii offer for sale. at public auction in front Il
premises. OF THURSDAi, THE TWENriTHii;D
DAY OF July. 1909. Al FIVE O'CLOCK IN,
n. following described real estate. situate III t"c
city OF Washington. In said District. Viz: Lots
numbered tHtaiy-tWu e. To fhirtyS:N ifS bfth
inclusive In George \. I'r-yosts suhd vision, in
square numbered five hundred and aincty light
t5!'N a Ter Plat recorded in Ijh"r 81 foil" ,, "i
the records OF thu surveyors office of the said Dis
trict. improve 10y fifteen to- comfortable fran"
dwellings. Nos. lob 1881 inclusive. l>t 81.
Terms tn"t third cash. balance in equal Install
Imcnts at and $50 years. with interest ut >
per c"utum per aiInU!H pI:ahl" semi annually from
IL. day If sale and secured 10y deed Of trust IT,.
i"rty sod. all cash. a. the pr haserS "pi IL.
\ d"p">it Of 500 "H each lot viii b" "IHir'd at
tie Of sale. MI convey anc4!Ig and iii
will Toe ~ the purchasers cost Terms To h.
piled with within ten day, otherwise tn" trustees
reserve the right to >di a;y LIT at The risk and
cost " the dcfaultiEs purchaser thereof.
EUGENE & ART 81
ALpIS Il. BROW Ne.
jylI-d<s T.u-tc.s.
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Shetland are you really so much better
since you returned from your trip abroad?'
He-"Yes, indeed! I'm quite another
man, l assure you.'
She-"Well. I'm sure all your friends
will be delighted to hear 1t."-Chicago
News.
Ethel-"I saw sister sitting on your lap
last night. and told mother"
What in the world did you do that for?"
She told me to let her know when there
was any good news."-Life.
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nEowy 4 robson AvcrI0%ErHs
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ TlitEE-STDRY ERICl
IME!IINa. ANIL SIDRE kNDMN As y

TIL SlEFS' SALE OF \ TliREE-SToHi RislCk
Unwilling AMI STORE Known AS No
1872 i4TIi STREET NORTHWEST.
Py Vi!t,!r Il certain deed in ist from ernest
l.. Schnitz and others L. rs TIE undersigned trlS-
tees dared The NTH day of June. \ II. 1893 ard
hy the authority vested in Undcr and by sad
deed In trust, We. TIE uad 'rsigned trustees. VIII
offer Tor sale At public auction. In front Of the
premises on WEDNESDAY. TIE TWENTY -SE''-
O\D DAY Of lilly. A.D. 1904 AT HALF-P iSr
Fti X O'CLOCK F.M.. III" following dr>crih d
real s,Ia In the lily Of va ..iaron. his
trrt II CvlIrItia described follows. to wit:
Lit cighty-twu ts-D In Pierre y Hinges eubdi, is
ion II SqIat. Nv" hundred aud t.u1t sad
subdivision = recorded in re office II the survey
~ The District Of Columbia. in Book ". f. PAGE
2il. together with a.! IL. imrros" in.'nts II"
Terms II sale: All cash y dep sit II $3.50 re-
Quired the tim. ~ and II III" II s:tie
are no; com Piled with in uf'. en- days from tn day
# sale the The right res II tie
property at TIE risk and cost of the drfautiug
urriaspr purchasers after five days Hdv,.r; >t
men, II surh rsNa'c III SON newspaper plh''s d
ard printed in Washington. l.. c. All conveyance
ing. recording and Rotary fees at The Of the
purchaser or par, haS"r,.
+ =. SCIIMITZ Trist"e.
jy1d d&dS JOHN +. HANSEN. Trustee.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

LEAVE PENNA. r. Il. STATION.
For Petersburg, Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia.
Savannah Jacksonyiile, Tampa Tallahassee. At
lanta Birmingham, Mobile. Pensacola and New
Orleans.
1916 AM Dany-SEABOARD MAIL-Through
Pullman sleepers to Jacksonville. connecting ut
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper to Atlanta.
700 PM. Daily .-SEABOARD EXpRESS-Solii
train to Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pullman
sleepers and cafe dining Through sleeuers
Ticket ONCE: 1921 Penna. ave.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
SOUTH SIDE OF SUPERIOR ST.. MERIDIAN
HILL BETWEEN 18TH ST. AND ONTARIO
AVENUE.
Ey yiruc Of certain deed Of trust. dated the
2ItlI day of May. 1882. ard recorded among the
land records of the District OF Columbia in Liner
1923, folio 1"4 It seq, and at the request OF the
holder of the note secured thereby. We will oncr
at public auction. in front of the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. July FIFTEENTH. 1908, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following DIS ribed real
estate, situate in the county Of Washington. D.
trct Of Columbia to wit: All that certain piece
or parcel Of land ard premises known and de-
scrihcd all Of lot 81 block 3, Of Hal Elvan 8
subdivision OF Meridian llil rs recorded in sur
veyors office If District Of Columbia.
Terms: One bird cash, balance in one and two
years. with int rest at five per cent. secured by
deed of trust properly sold. al cash. at
option Of purchaser. A deposit Of 500 required at
time of sale. tonvcyancing AT purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with within fifteen days from
dat" If sale. otherwise tie trustees may s'l the
property ut the risk and cost OF default ing pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement in som.
paper published in city IF WaShingt n.
FRANCIS HUFTI. Trustee.
je3 d&Gs a. T. FARDuS. Trustee.
EZrIE ABOVE SALE PnSTTH\FD TNrII.
TUESDAY, July TWENTY FIRST l:''3, at SAINT.
hour and pace. FRANCIS Ii'FrY. Trustee.
jyl6th ,ni-3t A. i. FAID' y, Trust tee.
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Chesapeake 6 Ohio ~.

Schedule Effective June IA 1913.
Trains lea. I'cnusy lvania Station
800 M. Daily-CIilChGO AND ST. LOUIS SEE
CIAL. SOLID vestihuie. electric lighted Dining
Car tran to Cincinnati. Reaches Cincinna ri
$40 an, Louisville HOO m. s. Louis, u IS
pm. Chicago $50 pm. Pullman Sleepers 10
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indiana polls and ST
Louis farlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago Din.
ing Car froEi Was!!ncton meals i Ia carte
ll:1o PM. Daliy-F. +. Y. LIMITED Solid YES
tibule. lectiic-ligl!tcl Dining Car train to Gin
cnHati Pullman S!.elers to Cincinnati Lex.
ingtou aid Louisville without change Com.
partinent Sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. observation Car
Hinton Cincinnati. Seepprs Cincinnati ia
Chicago and St. Louis Dining Car serving
meals n la carte.
Reserv, tiot. nd tickets at Chesa reake and OhIo
office. 5l3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; COO Fourteenth
street. near l.. and Mt the station. Telephone cal
S4C for Penn ). lvania X. X. Cab Service.
II. ". FULLER
Telephont Main 1906. General Passenger Agent
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by authority OF an act Of Congress, dated May
Is, 1896. will sell ut the auction OF
Thomas bowling n Co, 6l2 T. st. NV, WE'D
NESDAY, JULY TWENTY SECOND AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN. 10 pay storage charges. &c. n
large miscela leous collection of household goods
stored in the Of Annie Lowne. Those inter.
ested. please take notice.
iIER SHOEMAKER r. f.. CO.
BY J. Bar CON MILLER, Secy. and Treas.
tTl58S
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FL TURF. DAYS,
CiIANCERN SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED Foul
TABLE INTEREST IN not Sc AND FREM-
ISES No. 1l"1 STREET sou TIiEASr.

CHANCEKN SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED Foul
TABLE INTEREST IN not Sc AND fRfM
ISIS Ne. 1l"l q STREET SOUTHEAST
WASHINGTON L. &.
Ty virtue Of decree II tn" supreme Court OF
~ District If columbia. pass'd in equity cause
NJ. 233il the undersigned trustees will "nrr FOR
sal" at public auction In front 4 the premises on
FRIDAY. THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF
July 1919. AT HAIF-PAST FoUR O'CLOCK
i NJ. all inter 81 " ]. Dix Snit'in and f. 81" May
Tin in end the How'll described raj cstat
situat" in tn" city II Washington L.. c. to wit:
LIT numbered sixteen 90, III square 800, being I'm
proved 10y substantial frame dwelling No. 11ol q
street southeast: the said interest being undi
vji"i "r,-half equitable interest. The above de-
r,hcd real estate being subject deed If trust
10 secure $500, particulars If which ill BE- an
ncUu'"d AT tim. ~ sale.
Terms: ru"- third cash balance in ore and two
vars witt interest from day II sal" at six per
c.ut per Huuuu, secured 10y decd Il trust on inter
sod. all ash, at the ption Of tn. pHrch t>r.
y d"uoSit uf -" Will be- required at time Of sale.
Y. ~ri> bc ,omp,ird with within tf;c days
fr the day # sale otherwise the interest ali we
SID viii b. res Id at sk and cost "f the default
iIl- rIrthas"r after du" advertisement. AL con-
Nvyau.i.i-, Nc.. cost # Iur has
c. ALBERT WHITE. Trustee
Il nd building.
GEORGE c. MEIGS. Trustee.
GUut,u bading.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Anc;i"n,e-. I1i-dS''S
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SSIGNfE'S SALE OF NAI.I' ABLE REAL ES-
EIAEi:I

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE IN RiNEi;bAIE. &iD.
BY virtue of the power contained in 4 NOR; gage
from iiaunah e. Ellis and Joseph G. Ellis. III.
undersigned will offer nj public sale on the prem
Uses ON WEDNE>DAY. JILY TWENTY NINTH.
1903. AT THREE O'CLOCK L NJ suhi"ts No. 2 3
and !, In block numhc,"i -. If tract "f land
known Xiv. rialc Park. Tbs lots unim-
proved but valuable "wn;, To their location. Tern =
easy. SCI. adv.rts,Inc in Marlboro Gag tie. For
further particulars Apply t" THE SAFE DEPOSIT
AND TEI ST COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. Tru>-
tee. ASsign." # the Mortgage. II : mth st.
Pill IL. II OK. Its Attorney. 2u1 y Calvert St,
Baltimore. Md. g JOHN +. HICKEY. Aucti"nH"r
Hyatt>villc. jyl6 Is II -. % I&2S
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Mrs. Gppmann-"I must tell You. Della
that was diSpleaSyd ii your "nt .ytaiI.f.!.
that policeman in The Kitchen last night
helia-"faith, oi did aX him into the pa!
ior. rla'am, but he wouldn't -o.''-Plila,...!
PIMA Press.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
HOUSE. NO. 716 L STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of . deed Of trust, dated November y.
1896, and duly recorded in Lber No. 21S6, at folio
y 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.
FR1PR ec T sHEfio9: II front 81 me
1903 AT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia. known and distinguished
numbered nine hundred and six C9o6), contained
within the following metes and boundsi Beginning
for the same on the line Of south IL" street at
point distant ffty-six (56) feet west from the
utheast corner of said lot and square and run
ming thence west along the line of said street
twenty t2o) feet; thence north seventy five 75)
feet; thence east twenty (2Ol feet; thence south
seventy-fve tt5i feet to the place OF beginning.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money to he
paid in cash. the balance in % and two t2)
years from day OF sale with interest at the rate
of six go per cent per annum, payable semi
annually or all cash, at the purchasers option
deposit OF 500 required at the time of sale.
II rms to bc complied with within fifteen G5I days,
otherwise the trustees Will resell the property at
risk and cost of def;iulting purchaser
CHARLES W SLAGLE. Trustee,
MARION DtCkErT. Trustee.
635 F st. NV, Washington. ID. G.
RICHARD T.. pAIRO,
Attorney for Holder of Note. iy1s-d&ds
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OF NAIL ARLE REAL. ES
TATE IIY AI'I,SNIIJ,E MD

TATE IN fIIATESNlI.LE. MD.
Fy virtue Of tn" power contained in a mortgage"
from Laura &. M"Iatt and William \. M"natt.
the undersigned vii fer at pub IT, sale On the
premises. WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTY
NINTH 1893 AT FolI; O'CLOCK PM, lot NUM-
'.'red Go on Jn!Es ay"iHc Of Win" d johnson =
first addition to- IIyattsyle. THIS property Is i'm
proved by lstury fran" st"rr. 2-stHry frame
dwelling and frame stable. AID is known As '6
johnson Terms easy. See advertisement Mt
in Marlboro, ttaZtr. For further part CularS app V
" THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND IT,! ST COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE. Trustee. As>guc" of tn" Mort
gage" IL South ST. PHI. II. TUCK. its Atom y
.,,7 y Calvert st. baltimore. Md, or JOHN +.
HICKEY Aucti"n""r. iiyattsville.
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ADV ERTISED LETTERS.

The following. is II list of advertised letters 70"
naming i'll The Washington ID. c. pest office Sat
urday july is 1893.
To obtain any Of these letters Tie apple nj
should call for ''Ady-rt;sed Letters.
If not called for within Nv" - weeks, they Will
be- u, ~. t.rtd letter. office.
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Telephont Main 1906. General Passe
ChesaCeahe Beach nv.

WEEK DAYS: Going. leave District line sta
tion-Io:45 am. 2:35. $50 and 7:4O pm Re-
turning leave Beach-l2:30, 2:20. 9 and 10 D. IN.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS: Going, leave Dis
trict line station-9l5, 1920. II: 80 a. m. %
23O, $40. 5:35, 1880. o pm. Returning leave
Beach-ll;3O AIN, l2:G5. LIS. $3.50. 5:25. 7:I5
B:l5, 1875 pm. je3- If IA