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Georgetown Junior League.
How the Clubs Stand.
Peck Wins by Forfeit.

Tie Peck Juniors made their debut IN
the Georgetown Junior League yesterday
afternoon and won from the Congress
Street nine because of the failure Of tn.
latter to place the required number of
eiigibles on the field, thereby FORGETTING
the contest.
Not to disappoint the large attendance
which was on hand to cheer their ortho-
doN representatives, exhibition con
test was pulled off, which the spectators
loudly praised.
The Memorial lads are now leading the
league, having won their only game
plaVeti The score.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand
Tars Beat Shoemakers Twice.

NORFOLK. Va. July 2.-Norfolk beat
Luxembourg to fragile yesterday after
noon. winning two games. the first, 16 to
.. ana the second, TO !. The local play
ers DATED hercely in both games. 1t was
the heaviest hitting seen here in a long
time, ana both Shoemaker pitchers We're
easy. Norfolk commenced the run-mak-
ing III the first inning of the first game
and scarcely missed scoring an inning
until the last game was called in the
middle of the sixth inning. Scores:
irst game Il VI f,
Norfolk. ... = u !, > u / ;, xlt IL
j-Tnchburg- - u u O. 4 4
batteries-Nernueile and Pratt: Fox and Nun
son. Impires-Messrs. Mace and Evans
second game K II. F.
Norfolk .... q | u " Ia =,
Lynchburg. u . D u q u-1 >
Batteries-Grifhth and Ross: VOlz and Munson
Empires Messrs Mace and Evans
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Truckers Beat Colts.

RICHMOND, Va, July o.-Richmond
lost to Portsmouth yesterday, and but
for the fact that Danvlle also lost Rich
mond would have dropped to second
place. Portsmouth had the locals out
cassed in every part of the game. Walker
allowed twelve hits to CIunn's six. In
the field aud at the bat Portsmouth
played all around Richmond. Clunn was
invincible IN the pincheS, while the
Truckers had no difficulty in landing on
Walker. Score.
RH. L.
Portsmouth ..... o o q o 0-.1o q
$500. u q u 60 4
Batterrs-Clnnn and Cowan. Walker and Kei-
fe.. UmDj-e-Mr. Fender. Time Of game hour
and 10 minutes
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Darkness Helped Tanglewood.

BY punching their hits in the sixth in
ming the Tanglewoods defeated the ST.
Martins in the Marquette League yes
terday. to :. The batting of Fillius,
Wolf and Russo We're the features Man
ager Harding of st. Martins vigorously
protested calling the game in the sew
enth inning on account of darkness. The
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~. dads .eSu&jy5-11t
THOS. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERS
1921 &,

tND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING con
TANNING TEN LIVING ROOMS. 4 STORE
M NND RA ,nrx tn'AT TIL s At I'M SnTTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtu. If decree Of thr supreme Court If
the District ~ Columbia. passed in Probate
81 aus. No l,:i., aud under the terms If Tho has,
viii and testament OF Johanna kiesecL..r de.
ceased. We. The undersigned administrators c.t n
will offer for sale public auction. IN from, III
the premises ON Tl.ESDAI: TIE THIRTEENTH
the following described land and premises known
and described The plat of city Of Washing
ton. District of Columbia. part If Ia, nmn-
hundred and nifty four ti54l beginning for tho
the northeast corner of said i"t mum
hered tWenty-on" t.lI in square numbered four
hundred and fifty four ,id4i and running thence
t1S' feet. thence west seventy tI0i feet. thence
NORTH sixteen u5- feet. thence along the
south side of II street seventy ffot feet the
place of beginning. together with the improve
ments.
Terms Of sale: One third "a of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance In two
equal nstailments. payable in and two wears
with interest AT the rate OF q per cent per
snnum. payable semi-annually, from day OF sale
secured by deed nj trust upon the property sold.
all cash. the option Of A
deposit of $io1 Will be required of rhe purchaser
the time OF sale. All syancinc. record
Ing ard notarisi fees 1t the IF the pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale IL hr complied with
within fifteen days from date of sale. Otherwise
The administrators reserve the right to resell thu,
property. al the risk and Of the dafaulting
purchase. after giving five days advertisement If
such resale in some newspaper published In the
city Of Washington. u. {.
WILLIAM A. DONrH
6l5 ID 81. ne.
Administrator CT A
WILLIAM Il. REILLY
4S6 La ave
jyl d&ds eSu Administrator C.T.A
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FUTURE DAYS.
G. q. SLOAN x co. INC. AUcTS.,
liiI L. IL

TIL STEE'S SALE OE NAIJA IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITCATE On THE EAST
SIDE OF NINETEENTH ts, STREET BE
TWEEN r. AND go STREETS NORTH
WEST. CONSISTING o. \ THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE lAND BACK
BUILDING, NUMBERED 1927 NINE-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Bv virtue Of . certain deed OF trust 10 John
i. Dolan ana Thomas NJ. Gale, trustees. dated
March IT, lS.s. aud recorded Aprii l. 1875 in
OF the District of Columbia. and al the request
OF the party secured thereby. the uudcr,i -.n.d.
as surviving trustee. will offer for sale At pub
lie auction. Ia front Of rhc premises "n TIL RS
DAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY III lilly 1902
At FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow NJ de
>crii"d land and premises SITUATE in the city of
Washington, District nt Columbia viz
Lot uinrty-two CO.. IL Beck and Thomas sub
division or par Of square hundred and thirty
tire. dS3,. per llat recorded in Iibrr l..
folio t-i. or III" records Of tho otiic, OF the
veHor .! III" District Of Columbia ilnpruvcd by
premises liz l5tlI street northwest.
Terms -One-tiird cash balance in c,taI in.
staliments AZ one. AMI two yeats with interest
at the rat" u - per annllln payable semi an
nually from tls day Of sale fog which notes of
OF trust on III" property sold or all cash ut the
purchasers option dnnosit ~ S2po Will he
required ~ tue time Of sale All eouveyancing
and recording To be at the purchasers cost.
Terms 10 be complied with within ten ,iavs
otherwise the trustee the right t. resell
at the risk and cost OF the defauitiug pIlcha sers
THOMAS NJ. GALE
Surviving Trustee.
ir.d&ds. eSu&JyJ-1lt tiS 18th 81. u. ".
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they played superior ball all around.
The score:

Earned run-Et Washineton. I. Two haSe
hits-Bsker and Fox, Stolen bases Schellha-.
Wfer 90. Cote. Brostrom. Sacrifice hits--Jahl
son, =. Hits-or tIutendorf. {: IF Brostrom, l:
on Suart d. Bases halls--0f Stuart. !. of
Hines. j. Struck out-Bv Gutendcrf. I: by
Brtstrom. ;: by Stuart. :; by Hines |. Left on
haSes-ft. Washington. :: Indian Head. =. bou
bic plays-lfineS To Gering To Quinn: Hines 10
t;ering. First base on errocs-Ft Washington :.
Hit-Ey Gurcndorf. Smyth. Bak-Suart. I'm.
Weaver and stanton. Time of
game hour and - minutes.
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SOME ODD STORIES
CLEANED AT RANDOM
Winking Sign Anglers Inebriate.

J" IHhIf1S H1511
SIOUX CITY Iowa, July 2.-Noticing a
huge eye winking at him IN front
of an opticians establishment on Pierce
street an intoxicated man struck lt
with his umbrella. breaking the glass
optic and then made his getaway before
the police could catch him. about IL
o'clock last night.
The destroyed optic belonged 20 d hinge
pair of eyes used sign and electrl-
cally arranged 10 take turn about III
winking at passers-by. and just moment
before the crash came people sitting III
front of the Mondamin heard the inc
briate remark:
You will wink al me, will you: and
with a we'll directed blow knocked out the
signs eye and then fed.
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Dog Adopts Woodchuck.

BEAlDJI Mimi. July IA peculiar
case of the transfer of ''motherly affec-
ton among animals is that of a female
dog belonging to Emmett Hall of Black
duck which has adopted as its off
SPRING a full-blooded woodchuck.
The Cog gave birth to a litter of pup
pies which it cared for in true motherly
fashion for week or ten days, when d
small woodchuck appeared on the scene.
The mother dog at once took an unusual
interest in the woOdchuck and this feel
ing developed until the dog finally killed
all of her puppies and took her adopted
Woodchuck under her protection.
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Left OH bas"s-Petworth. 3: Reed . First base
on balls-Of Michael. >: on Jones' l. Struck
out-By Michael. d: by Jones. :. Two-base hits
Stewart Hotfner. Sacrifice hit r. Mavne,
Clayton Perey. Heinrich>. Stolen bases-Par-
ter 81 Stevenson -. Michael Failon Hoffner.
Hoo,er. Lord. Double play-''layton 10 +. Mayne.
Wild pitch.s--Michae Jones Empire Nj. Elm
ncgan. Time OF game hour and 40 minutes.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand,
Reed Wins Game Struggle.

Reed proved to be game in yesterdays
contest in the Suburban League, and
landed victory after hard uphill fight
from Petworth by the score of to j.
Their rally in the last inning. when they
annexed four runs, was the feature
Parker and Noble each made two hits
Score.
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FUTURE DAYS.
9 c. SLOAN & co. NC. AUCTs- 14o7 c

G. G.. SLOAN & CO. INC. AUCTS., 140T g ST
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATE on TIE NORTH
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. CONSISTING OF A TWD-STORl
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, NUMBERED
l33s AMES PLACE NORTHEAST
dated March L.. 1909. and recorded March TO-
1909 in Lib-r 321J. ut folio :.Sa ct sra.. II The
and records OF the District of Columbia. and II
the request of the party secured thereby. the un-
in front OF premises. on TUESDAY. TIE TiiIR
TENTH DAY DF JULY. 1909. At FIVE -,
O'CLOCK PM. the following -describ"J land and
premises situate in tn. city ~ Washington. Dis
rFict Of Columbia viz:
Lot numbered tfty-uine t.,9l in Kennedy <
Davis Cos subdivision OF lots in square ten
hundred and hfty-siJ t1u.,tl. per plat II said
subdivision recorded In Book thirty-tw t3.I.
page lightweight (SsI. OF the records al the Of
Ace OF the surveyor ~ the District OF Columbia.
improved by premises No. l4;;s AmeS plac" north
each: sold subject to existing REMEMBRANCE
OF record. securing the payment OF the sum OF
two thousand ,2.ooeI dollars.
Terms: One-tlird OF equity in cash and the
balance in equal installment- at ard tw"
years. with interest at six 30 per centum per
snnum. payable semi-annualy from date " sale.
for which notes of the purchaser are To l." given.
secured by deed OF trust tho prupert. sold.
1wo-thousand t2.o3ol dollar deed of trust. at lii"
purchasers option. A deposit of two hundred
tceD dollars will be required at the time OF
sale. f'AH couveyancing and recording will be al
within ten tIOl days. otherwise the trustees re
The right To resell at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELIWAGEN; Trustee.
THOMAS NJ. GALE Trustee.
ie:o-d&ds eSn&bol-11t rs 18th st.
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sBatted for Hyatt in the seventh.
iSalb out for not touching second.
Brentwood ............. u &c
Brook land. ..-........- u . y o.
First base by errors Brentwood. =: Brook
land. l. Left bases brentwood. s: Brook
land. 1. First base ON balls-Off Green. .: on
Halzer. I; on Morse, :. Innings pitched -By
Green. >: by Morse. Ia: by Snions. - Hits
mada-Of Green. .: of Morse. ,. Struck out
BY Green 3 by Ralzer 8. Two-base hits
Kinney -. Handifpc. Sacrifice hts-Saih ~,
Howard. stolen bases Marceron t2l. Baldwin,
Julien -. Howard. Handiboe. Moves. Tansill.
Double plays-Howard to Widmeyer to King;
Hyatt Ia Julien Wild pitch-Balzer Passed
hall-Noyes. Umpire Mr. Setlcy. Time of
gane--l hour and 30 minutes.
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Howard Sutherland of F7kins who a
few days ago sold large tract OF
spruce in West Virginia to syndicate.
Of which Edward w. Mealy banker and
William kealhofer of Hagerstown. are
prominent members, il is stated re-
ceived $4,000 as his commissions in the
deal, which aggregated S1,5oO.O00
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Struck by Lightning and Glad of It.

SIOl'N CITY. Iowa july In Ed
ward Frecten a laborer for brick com
panx at North Riverside. Sioux City has
u man who is glad he has been struck by
Northumberland because before the stroke
he was a sufferer from rheumatism, and
the shoe, Of the lightning has driven the
rheumatic pains entirely away, making
him a well man.
About six weeks ago in a heavy thun-
derstorn a team being driven by Frecken
became frightened and attempted to run
away. SO he leaped from the wagon and
grabbed the bride of the frightened ami
mails
There was deafening roar of thunder
and "A binding flash Of lightning the
tongue of flame from the sky striking
one of Frecken's horses. killing it in
stantly and sending him to the ground
unconscious from the shock
For several hours fellow workmen la
bored over him before succeeding in re-
storing him To consciousness. He suf-
fercd from nervousness for a few days
ana finally returned to work
one day he happened to remembe tina I
his rheumatism did not bot n~r him anv
more He thought it funny that Il should
disappear so suddenly and he declared
that he was cured through being struck
by lightning.
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w estern Lea que.

At Puebu-Pueblo. L.: Omaha.
At Denver Denver. :: Des Moincs.
Al Wchtta-First game Wichita Il: Lincoln
|. Second game Wichita. 4: Lincoln, ].
Al Topeka Topeka. S; Sioux City, !.
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RAILROAD LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Trainmen Bat Out a Victory

The Trainmen proved to be handy with
the bat in the Railroad Y NJ. c. 4.
League yesterday, and beat the Car De-
partment, s TO /. Shanahan. of the win
ners. made three hits, one of which was
a double. Score:
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, Earned runs Peck Memorial. ): Picked Team.
.: Lett on bastS-Pcrk Memorial, 1: Picked
Team. =. First base la Ills of Gormley !.
Struck out by Gormlsv. ;: hy Cant. u. Two
base hit Meyers Stolen hases-WattS Davis,
tckendorf. Callahan Hit by pitcher-Ry CORN
ley. l; by Cant. 1. Imprc-Mr Brown Time
Of ganc--1 hour aud 10 minutes
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MINOR LEAGUES.
American Association.

Al ST. Paul-Toledo. :: ST. Paul. ,.
AT Milwaukee-I,o Louisville. :: Milwaukee l.
At Kansas City-kansas City. >: indianapolis. l..
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis, ;: Columbus, ).
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Al Winston Sacn-First game Wins ton IA lem.
,: Greensboro >. Second game-Winston Salem
Z; Greensboro. =.
AT Spartanburc- tircenvillc. >: Spartanburg L.
At C'Ilarlottc-A Anderson. >; Charlotte, :.
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Eastern League.

At Newark Newark. q: Jersey City. :.
At Providence Baltimore 6: Providence =.
AT Toronto Morning game Buffalo. = Toronto.
%. Afternoon game Buffalo. =: Toronto. IL.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING game-Rochester Ia.
Montreal ). Afternoon gamc-Rochester. l3:
Montreal, -
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South Atlantic League.

At Savannah Savannah, .: Chattanooga,
fifteen Innings.
At Columbia Columbia j Charleston o.
At Jarkscny lie Jacksonville. ): Columbus. l.
Augusta vs.. Macon-raiu.
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ADAM a. WESCHLER. Auctioneer.

CIIANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAI, ES: rs,
PLACE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of a decree OF the Supreme Cont
or the District of Columbia. passed the 10th
day If June. 1909. i'll the OF John X.
al Equity 40 2114l. the undersigned trustees
will sell Al public auction in front Of the prem
ises on TUESDAY,. THE SIXTH DAY OF JULY.
1909. ut IlALFPAST -FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises sit
In the city II Washington, District Of Co
lumhia. and distinguished and being all that
cert ain piece ur parcel Of land and premises
described aS the north fifteen 10 feet front.
by full depth thereof. of lot numbered nine t:n.
in james rearSnn'S subdivision Of square
plat of said subdivision recorded In Lfber y h.
folio 1850. III the office of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. improved ny i house known
No. 300 Iinworth place southwest. i'll the
city OF Washington. District OF Columbia
Terms of Sale. Oneth la of the pm
chase money t" be paid in cash and the balance
In two equal instalments, payable in one and
years. with interest ut the rate of per
DAY OF sale secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold, or all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit of $50 will he required or
the purchaser at the time OF sale All convey
ancing recording and notarial fees at the costs
of the purchaser Terms OF sale To he complied
with within fifteen days from dare of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the
defauting purchaser. after giving five days ad-
vertisement NJ such resale in some newspaper
published in the city OF Washington, ID. L.
WILL W. DOUGLAS,
Washington Loan and Trust bldg,
CHARLES W. CLAGETT,
Colorado building.
PFUANDER A. ROWEN. Jr..
llI:: q street northwest,
lea -d&ds.eSu Trustees
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Left on baseS-St. Martins 3 Tanglewood ::
First base on baIls-On McGrann. =: off Rider
>. Struck "utBy Rider. =: by Mctirann. g. Sac
rffce hit-ltusso. Double plays Smith to Filius:
Rider to Harding Wild pitchesMcGrann. 9
Passed bal-Purdy Tmpire-Mr Myers. Time
of game hour and 30 minutes.
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Waiting for Sam Small.

WATERLOO Iowa. July 2.--Sam Small,
preacher. temperance lecturer and writer.
erstwhile editor of the Golden West
magazine has absented himself from Wa
terloo. and the financial hackers of the
publication have suspended it.
Many readers have been patiently wait
ing for the July number. Many have quit
waiting. for they have received word that
there will he no July number and posi-
bly no number at all
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Base Ball, Racing
and Other Sports
CONTINUED from Sixteenth Page

Hummer e.. Walker -. Slack Madison. Hit
by pltcher-By Reeves. L: by Senseuy. = Wild
pitcbes-Senscny. Walker. Passed balls-Oakley.
toonhs Impire-Mr Handibce. Time of game
] hour and 80 minutes.
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2OO-TO-1 SHOT WINS.
Barney Schreiber's DR.. Waldo Briggs
a Surprise at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. July Barney Schrei-
bers DR.. Waldo Briggs. at 200 TO ! IN
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Trainnlen.

Left bases ear Department. A. Trainmcn
:. Struck out BY kilroy, :; by Handy >
Twu-baSe hit-P. Shanshan. Passed hali-Andei
son. Umpire Mr.. Flynn. Time of same-l hour
and :. minutes
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM !. wEsCHI.ER. AUCTIONEEK.

y.
Chancery Sale of Frame Dwelling
No. 1910 l. St. NV. ? Brick
Dwellings Nos. 1oI2 and 1914 L
St. NV. Brick Dwelling No.
1872 NJ st. NV, and Frame
Dwelling No. oS6 25th St. NV.
BY virtu" Of d".rec ., the Supreme Court Of
cause No. 2s42S We. the undersigned trustees.
viii sell at pnblie auction in front Of ths re-
psY OF pJTIY. AZ, 1909. CoMMENCTNG AT
HALF FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. III" follow
..ify ~ Washington. in the District ~ Colnm
Bis, and designated as and being Su6!ot ~
snmhered 80 improved by two two-stoTy brick
dwellings, and nnc ;wo-stcry frame DWELLING
VI 21. l212 aSd lst sab S3Tees n@ IN sqs
numbered fto. improved by +wo-story brick
STI KTFR 20 r, Tvn Sfrf, "T!e ME- part u
lot -. in square numbered II. being the nor.h
aI.s, f~et front Of said lot -. fronting on .'th
and basement frame dwelling, No. a38 10Th
Terms Of Sale: one third ~ the purchase
money TO he paid in cash. and the balance IN
equal instaIments PAYABLE ~ one and two
yeArs with interest a, sly per- nsh 1mm per an
secured nv decd Of trust upon tn" property sold.
o. all ash a. the opion "f the r"Tchs ra,,trad
Of the purchaser the time Of sale All cnn-
ycyancins. recording and notariai fees At the
Piled with within fifteen days from day .:
sale. otherwise tb" trustees reserve The right
the defsultiug purchaser or purchasers. after five
DAYS. advertisement Of such resale IN some news
paper published IN M NJ fI ff Iai KEESE
Century hridins.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT.
te1e-d&dsexSu Trustees.
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Southern League.
Carolina League.

At Nashville birmingham. .: Nashville -.
AT Little Rock-Nemphis. a. Little Rock !
At Atlnnta-Atlanta :; Montgomery l.
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Editors Smokehouse Acts UP.

CROFTON. Neb.. July ..-While Nell
Lawrence. editor of the Crofton Progress,
was in his smokehouSe one day this week
a loose horse ran into a clothes!ne which
was fastened to the smokehouse and pull!
ed the building over. Members of his
family rescued the newspaper man.
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SLOAN q co. UNc.,. ACcTs.. 14o7 c ST.

=. u. SI4oAN 60. tINt.,, AItIS., l4Vt - 81
Attractive Sale OF New and Slight
" Used Household and Office
Furniture from a New Furniture
Store Going Out OF Business,
Local Storage House, Several
Private Homes and Other
Sources. Within Our Rooms,
I4o7 Or ST.. Saturday, July 3,
1000, at 10 AN.
Springs. Mattresses. Cabinet Roll-top Desk. Pier
and Mantei Mirrors. Porch Shades and Furniture.
Roll and Flat Top Desks. Hall Racks. Parlor
Suites and Odd Pieces, Cabinets, Sideboards. Ex-
tension Tables Dining Chairs. China Closets.
War1rols,s. thinoners. Oak and other Parlor
Suites odd Bureaus and WashstandS Refrfgera
tors, Ice chests, touches. odd Chairs, Tables
and Rockers. Pictures. Ornaments. Garden Hcsc.
Electric Fans, Metal Washstlnds. Leather Chairs.
Toilet Sets. Gas and other Stoves. Kitchen
Goods etc.
Ladies' invited. Rooms cooled by electric fans.
AND AT TWELVE NJ.
For Navy Dept, Chestnut SOrrel Horse and Vie
toria: also Canopy top Surrey. Lady's Stride Sad
die. etc
Terms cash.
jyI-2t 4. u. SLOAN & 90. .lnc., AncfS
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ADAM A. wEscHLEE. Arcrlo>EER
ADAM a. WESCHLEE. ATCTIONEER.
Administrators Sale of
Tfnree=story Brick Dwell
ings No. 1000 q Street
NV, Containing IA
Rooms and 3 Baths.

BY virtue Of decree OF the supreme Coti!, ~
rue District Of Columbia. holding Probate
Court. passed in administration cause No. i4SIa
on fine docket OF said Probate Court the u,lrr-
signed administrator eta. will offer for sale ri
public auction. on WEDNESDAY JULY FOUR.
TENTH 1909 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM Iot
y according to the subdivision made hy ! A.
Wilson ct al. in square lo;. as said sniafv SION
appears Of record In the Office az the surveyor az
the District Of Columbia fl Book IL al page II
improved BIZ substantial hrick corner dwelling
containing Il rooms and > baths
Terms 0ne-third cash. balance In one aud
TWO years. with interest ar SO. secured hv deed
OF trust on tue property sold. or all casa 4 de-
post or S.tN required AT time Of sale All CON
veyancing, recording. etc. purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to he complied with in l., DAYS
otherwise the administrator reserves The right
10 resell the property. ut the risk ami cost Of
fhr defaultfng purchaser. after :, DAYS adycr-
lisbed in Washington. u. 4.
ALLEN T.. WALKER
Administrator eta
Estate 4. a. Wilson. Decreased
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