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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
Der Tartt mar itstia. gertau't wur'
ben 542 SbB Tiftiuer's 5iniibee Gooos
auf Der Bats pon 81 80 per 0agoHa
GroeerIes.
% { o terIes
9aft.s.-R Rarss Eusis. greiis fstts.

u6er.-preife tetig. aa'Hntrtsr Gut
2oaf 6.55s, pomoeree 6.s5. Guess 6.OOs
sranuIotsb 5.75s. Gonfsetionsrs ~" 6.56e.
on ~" 5.25-5.50e, wsiber ertra 20"
b.I0-5 zoe, erfra e" 5.00-5.06t efotnt'
Ysr aeIbsr 4. 80 95t.
Rolaffes tn itetis. Iew CrIsans
Cpss 4s!.Is 1886. Centrifugal I5--2os
per 0anone.
asis.-Rar.t ,ismIta lsbsaft uns Nstss.
2ouifians, Sanep Heao s-e1,s, prima ~
-5ks srSinarsr s,,x-4Is Sapan Q -
IL per pfune.
Tsirs.Brobuts..
pu.ter. - Rarst rubis, grels feIt.
Tsney arsameyp Soc. Greamerp frhs
17at, DO. ieesnbs 251ss. fanep Tair9 2ls.
30. / 301.e per gfunb.
Rate. - Warf. ffetis. Csio IA. lie,
HorbpehIiHer IL - IKE. 9em Deyi lee,
edrei,er 201s.-22s. 2iinburser l7s. 8rta
leke per Dsunb.
tter. Rartt ruhia unb itetia. -
prima fsifNe Snknsreser l9e, fsrfs liz.
onbsre l6s, iseonbs l5e per Tutenb, il
mad Eualitdt.
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Rorft iteiig. eprins 9bifess ponlh u Bfb
uao eariiber 23e. unter ~ asfuno Is
zoe, palmer l3e. cabne St, 1rutbabns.
1879, Gaus l0e. junae entsn uon 8fp
lac. aIte l0e. Gdnis 6-8e per gfunb.
Cbft unb 0smafs.
HspfeL - 5anes sl.60, ssw6bnIide &C
--s0e per 0amper.
Gitreusn. - Rarst zen. asIifsrsis
$T.5O-,.eo. Neifina . 20 per Riite
Crane en.-Nart yubis unb iistis. -
Galifornia 1opelS $3.50 - 400. sSloribs
3j.vu--3.5o per 4if.e.
Yftr Ge. - ja1ep Sl.50 - LIS
quite 7se-$l.0 90 per Crate Don AOrben.
Iepbeere .25-3.50 per Grat
pom "a Cts.
Simbeeren.- - Sawarse 1905 2,
per Grot, bon "a Gts.
atriden.- Saure $500 - 8.26 pc,
graie.
SeiseIbeeren- $3.O0--3.25 per 8u
StanefbssreH s2.z5 per eral'
pcn "a CTS.
-sa.5o per erai
pon 80 Its.
sunge 4artoffeIn. 9ouispia
&i.75--2.o0 per Bbl.. Iriunspbs soc pc
Sa6.
as sut. - ysast itetis. aentudp 81 .oC
II x0 Ienneiise CSC ---7oe per Crate.
9u iebeln.- soui5piiie $3.50 per Dbl.
fanep weite 1eras tl.75. aeIbs $l.60 pc
Crate
Ten atasS. - 7eras &1.25-l 80 %,
Gusien. - eabIi&e 80 - 75e Pc
eampsr.
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6bteaso, p. Suni.

0otcadp, 70. gum.
Nehr.-Ier Nartt mar ieit. Dtnts.
BatsntsSl $3.50, Straishts .2o-a.75,
eprins pateuis$5 .s0-s5.6. Straissss $A.ao
no, Baiers s.. .70-i.s0.
Det,sa. Sar Suit e9H-lols.e.
en- e@lub l0lLe far eeptemser lo01.-
lo21&e, antetAIusl0lsae. farTeimbr. lOlSs
Io3sse, am Shlub l02Hc.
DelfNisrn. Fur Sn!t IS - 5SAe.
am eHlus 5Sssr; fir September 59%--
6Us1e, am enlus 591se: fur Te;ember
57ss s--5ssse, am Sdlus 5S4c.
Safer. - Fur Sult 35A-3s9sse. am
ehIus 3ahe: fir sepsember 83ss --3se.
am saIub 3ssse; iarSesembsr ss@s-4olse.
am S&ias 1926.
Ecaaeu.-Ro. 2 4-76e.
Gsfits. - Gate 5a..ssseri.e 4s - See.
cute bis toiee Nalsserite 5S--66e.
ansiaamen. - 30. =. VI. 2o7e.
no. q. N. 81
tmstbplaamen.-$i 80 psrGentnsr
Alseia aamsn.-$ll.5 so per Gentner.
EeSpers. - $23.s7k--24.o0 per Dbl.
1ar Sult $3.50 - 1850. an eHlus
1880; fur eeptember $22.25 - 22.3Ita.
am Shlub $22.25.
Samsis. Sl2.32H per 100 Efunb.
Hur SuH I2.271S-l2.37G.. am S4Iub
Si2.e7 fir sep.ember $I2.25-l2.sits.
am s&Ins sl2.25.
Stsrt NtppeRieiten. 2ois $l3.12111s
I--lS.oo per loo pfp. CUR Suit sla.75--
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S,is. p,ss, am ars.ss u asw Dsss

GeIb ION eau" mar wilts sii ~ az.
Yrima Geitdftspapters wurpen ~ -
51<R oiStontirt.
SterItna. .GSHanae III ftetig. -
Si1s tu s4.S6L - 4.S6L nuo W 1a9e
Siht ~ S4.s4L-AS4Z.
Sunbes' ObHsanoHsn naren 'te'
tia uno puroea nie fcIat quctirt:
Der. stoaten Refun6ins 2S 1907 aeb.,
~ reoiitrirte llg25) 114M-ll6, eou'
pons li4i1 1--il5L, 8E resiitrirte lolI-
iO2, Coupons 1917 - l02. gananta sou,
pons 2% lO0I--iUl.
t.-am gormiItase Duroe
elm itorser Zrud Sum gersdn'sn auss, ~
unc etniae atiien Der Siite batteH tort v
le,oea, erbolten iid ubsr piser pieper unv
Der Ndrtt iplob Fart
aahitebenoe aurie puroen poH csrJsrma
Srrpin, Baamau &c.. 3so. 2So---2o< Mai'
nut 5trabe, berittet:
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9teatubesIei4e i'm & Of

SisaiubesIeiAe i'm St I
fer. Gin idpsres 9:rbrsaen if in
5ambur9 sntoeft trproen. Der
S6lGttsrmeiiter Gg9ers muhte Der
Sriminalpoli3ei Die U}itthstlung. oaB
pas bel ibm beotenHete 26jabrige R0nr
den Bertha 8raf Tett eirlisen 5aeeu
fpurlos perihpunoen lei. Oa bic
gahfprihungen nad Der 8eri6nuubes
neu erTolelos blIsbeu. eiaubte man Ell
nen 4nbult gu tbrsm 9erihtpiuoen bet
Der 9urhiudun9 ibrer Sa6eu gu fin
ben. 2lls man eineu Soffer oes 4Rdb.
6ens 6Ifnste, faub ulan betru 4ufhebeH
etniger 9IeioungsItIde Die Seite zines
nelgeborensn 3tnoss. Gta6 4nsabe ees
QeihenbeIhauers 1T Der goe oes atus
bes por mebr ais orei Wtonateu erfolgt.
Gb bas Gino toot CUR Welt getpurmen
ober eines unnatiirlineH, gepaltIamen
gooes aeitorbeH lit. mub Die 2eitens
pFfnuna eroeben. 8Dn Der Wtutter ees
atupes feblt nod jsoe Sput. Ss III
niht ausgeidlohen, oob lte ith eas Yes
ben gsHpmIneH bat.
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Wtebmtdrfte.

Cincinnati. %. Juni.
9ufubr unb geriaHot pabrsno ben pers
Hoffenen "a Gtunbeu, persIther NIT benz
porbergebenoeH Gdgs, waren rute foIgt:
8ufubr: RiHsoIs1. s5p.t1.. S4afe.
Sunt ~ . .1247 1911 1929
Sunt 20 49,. 322 sO43 1888
Der gssIauot 5s!rlI in osrisI6sa 3eit:
Stunt 27 .... $50 566 5lI6
Sunt % 25I 778 1893
Rinbpte - GbwobE bic 3ufubr nur
mdbig mar, 10 mar bod Der Daar i6uah,
oenn bic Qadfrase mar iebr sertns. -
Rilhtiibe itno itettg.
sduere ettere bratten s62j -
7.25, ertrd $7.35-7.5), Cdien $2.2i -
500, 5Ieilderft!ere, ertra $6.35-6.50, CUTE
bis auserIeisne s5.75-6.25, orbindre Bis
gut. s.. $3.50; Seiiers, EXTRA SOL -6.25,
quite bts auserleiene &5.25-300. orbindrs
bis CUTE s3.0)-5.OO; Rab., estra s5.25-
s. so, faucD -, CUTE bts duserleIene
s4.25-5.15, orbtndre bis quite S2.25-4.00;
ganners s2.00-3.o0, Stofers uno 5eeoers
BOOSTS.
cullen. - lie 3uiubr mar mabis uno
Der Rartt rub!s uno ftetio.
Ragers uno Iei4te 81. 1855, Bologna
$3.75-i.50. egtra $l.6J-4.75, fstte Buuen
s5.00-550.
RdIber. - Der Wartt mar Ie6bait uno
bic Ireiie itiesen um 26c. oa Die 3ufabr
nur mabis mar.
Croindre uno aroBe s4.25-6.75, fatr Dts
quite tetate S7.Oo-8.25, eEtra $3.50.
Rdlber in ben Rom Hiifio1s' oaIierr. --
ssarcp sLc. prtma bic auserIsiers ~
724e, orbtndre 6--5Ie.
q d ~ cine. - Tie GahfrGge mar nur
mdsig uuo Der W rift ibmah. lie Bretie
Fl I IN I'M Is: per 100 gfunb. Seihte 9ec'
ia1otiolten uno 5erteI fieIeu um en'opi:l.
@ute bis aaserfeiene Ssrpafunas. uuo
SIsiitsr'orter S925-9.40, s.mtf@ts Ser.
pafuuasiorten $9.25-9.40, orotndre Bis
onserleIere 'hpers fetts gdue $7.50 -
$50, Grtra ss6o-8.65. etags s6.5o-7.25.
Ieitte gerianbtFort.u s9.45-9.50. SerteI
pon 10 gfe. unb peniosr So 00-9.50.
eHofe euuo 2dmmer. - Die Rch:
fra9e mar n, sierI d cute uno bic BreIie
itett9 fir Sammer, e bate aber ru,oer nur
iebr uenig sefauft uno fieIeu I'M l5-2jc.
s4afe. - drtra s4l0, quite bis aug
aus.rlefene s3.50-400. orotndrs Bis quite
s1.75-325. S6hrlinss S4.00-5.50.
sdnmer. frabiabrs Sdmrrer, ertrc
g. I5-s25, cute bis auserIeieue $3.50
$40, oreindre bis CUTE s4.00-6,25.
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etteasa, %. Sunt.

9tuSptes. - Setpsj s6.20 $40,
Tsyas stiere t5.20-6.s0. meftIiAe Stiere
s6.25-7.25, StoSers uno Tesosrs $40
$40, Qake uno 6etfers 81 .60-6.70, SdIber
s8.OO-s.5O. Eartt Ianeianr.
Sauetne. 2et4te s9.2o-9.45, Ge'
mtiate s.. .75-9.4O. iHwsrs 1878 - 9 80
rauhe So. 8.75-S.96. auts bs auserieiere
-. $3.50, SerteL %. 10 - $50. ytarti
lanaiam bis 10c risorieer.
e hdfe uno 4dmmer. - S6dfe
GinbsimiiAe e275-. 80. meitIihs $500
-4.S5. sdbrIinse IS 500-6.25.
2dmrer:-JtnheimiiAe "a .75-S.l5 met
Tide t6. .0o-7.6o. Tar.t itetis bis etrDda
bober.
3ufukr. Einhptsb 2,500, e4Detn.
l. 900, SbdFe uuo 2dmmer Ia, 900.
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12.9711s, amsdlub $l2. .971ss; fireeptember
S12.35-l2.571z, ant S6tnb $l2.571s.
e&nIterr, n. - Short Hare Se!ten, per'
pa6t, $14. 4.O0--14.25.
Butter. --Rarst itsttg. Creamery 241a
--27e, Gatrp 23--26e.
Gier. - Rar.t itetis. 5rtfae l8 --
1915 per Datenb.
9die. - Rar.t itetis. Cream Is --
l5Ie per pfuuo.
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Metau. Martt.
RspDssI 90. 5unt.

asnn mar itetis ,u e8o.s5 - 1918
uno 4uvisr i9waa asss n R.ds -
sHb eating sa $l2.i2x-i2.37h. 1fd Ues
rubis " N.s0-<.60 asb cssltss sbsafans
30. DsunDrp RortberH ~ elS.6Q-l6.76,
30. 3 6o. ~ 3i6.00-l6.25. 10. eoutessa
sRs ~. ! essttera fofs " sl6.26-ls.7s.
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BON. Wclomartte.
Disnaaa. 2s. ssuni, 1910.

Dtsn II ag, 26. STUNT, 1910.
Mud beute paren bic 0ei1afte In ben pie.
figen Din,en iebr rubig. lie Nahfrage mad
TarIegen mar nur mabig uno bic 3insraten
itnb unperdnpert geblieben Jir Sarieben
ION cclI" wuroen5% berehnet ". Geiddftss
pnpiere mugoen ~ 5L--bf oiSfcnttrt. -
Sm oiienen Narfte murben 9nrlehen .,pn
eaa" sa 4L--5S unp aui 3eit ~ 5--5lS
placirf.
assAia anf Rsw pssT
waren ftetis unb wurnen su Bart ;ipii6en
Banfen uerlauft. Cte Sounterrate betrdgf
Doe 4rdnie per $1,000.
nisaia ant uzrspa
maren itettg. 9eute ftno bic foIgenben
luctirunsen su berihten:
tonDoa, Taae Stft. f4.S714-I.87k per
y. o1aae Sidf, s4.84l-4.64L PERI, paris
Iase SiAt, 5i2L--520 5ranes per 500 !;
20 Tage Si6i, 5l71 - 5lsL francs per
ti00 iiir GeuiiGInuo. 4 Iage Siht, 4
Nori 951I<e, bo. so 1aae Sitt, S41Ss.
Documentary Bills anf 2onoon murosn
~ H,S3L, auf Glasgow ~ s4.S3L uub
auf Belfdit III S4.S3 psriauft.
oHasts.Cb CbilsansHen
rpbis ano itetis. Die gansen quo.irsn pis
iolei:
Ginfauf geriaaf.
~ aonbs. 1925, Coup. ll4T ll5Z
80 Bombs, 1918 80. .10IL lo2
~ Bombs, 1880. -. 1909 -
~ Banana ...... zoos l0l
sksrins cssfs umfase.
Der llmfas I'm hieitaeu GIsarinsbaus be-
lief itt teuie auf S3.3S4. 800.
asfsi-eefnrstasen.
Die Beihdfte waren al Ger Bjrie iebt
hau. Brocter Gamble com. uao 6. y. q
&. Afiien paren bic einsiaeu gapiere biz
gsbaro.lt wuroer. Roaitebence gerfduTs
fino Al berihteR
IN Ass oarse.
80 Alilsu q. q. q e.. pio............-....S
feeond Cali.
2UfiisH Srocter q SAMPLE, eom.......... s
tW 90 -.....-......s..ss.ss.'-o'V
sm pffeHen gaarfx:
$500 wlerfnafs 9 & e. Ser, ie2s.......... %
si,hov 9ine. 9cHbemuaiior. 3.o5er, iSs7t. ao
9anftehenoe TabeIe pom in biefiaer
Bart befiublinen Bombs unD AftieH sisb
bic offiheaen Euotirunsen an:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
THE GAME
AND THE CANDLE
ELEANOR NJ. INGRAM


and gray twilight hush. Across the
fevered passion Of the man who read
the first words drifted like the cool.
scented air of the Californian garden
from which they came. letter that
neither reproached nor questioned. its
| message was given with all tenderness
Of phrase and household name.
Robert had not been we'll for a long
time. Aunt Rose wrote most delicately.
After John had left for South America
so suddenly his younger brother had
fretted and chafed against his own quiet
life Even his engagement to Theodore
had failed to cheer him or cure his
strange restlessness and abstraction.
he had been found unconscious on the
newspapers. An Illness followed. and
after recovering from that he never
seemed to grow quite strong. In the
third year Of Johns absence. when
preparations were being made for the
long-delayed wedding, he again fell ILL.,
The morning they received John g letter
from the Nadeja he rallied wonderfully.
Asking to have the letter himself. he
all away while he rested. An hour later
they had found him, resting indeed. his
cheek upon the letter and the old bright
content on his boyish face. Theodore
quilly calm in their life together. now.
and sent their earnest love to John in
the distant life he had chosen
Stanief laid down the letter very gen.
tly. He never forgot how the light from
this purer and simpler world fell across
the labyrinth Of dark thoughts at which
he scarcely dared look back.
Nearly two years" Allard said. his
head still turned away. so long since
Robert died. I did not write at once
from here; I thought they knew of me
and I wanted little real life to tell 1
was sick of pretense. / suppose the
women did not know how to reach me
here; BERTHE would have had no diff
Guilty. But 1t was a grief past remedy
ing and there seemed no use troubling
you
Stanief rose and came around the writ
ing table to lay both hands on the others
shoulders,
II beg your pardon, john" he said,
earnestly and gravely. II spoke to you
just now as I never will again, come
what may. I have my own griefs, less
patiently endured than yours. and l mis-
understood
II did not notice. Allard answered,
with perfect truth. You are always
like no one else. monseigneur I am
glad that you know. very glad. You see,
1t is not only that I myself have lost
Robert. but that l have taken him from
Theodore. l wanted SO much happiness
for her, and now-it was all wrong. Let
US talk of something else. please
Stanief turned away to the table.
MY last cigarette was never lighted.
he remarked, the change of tone COM
plete did you not see that particular
mine who went out in Dimitris charge?
He tried to kill me just before you ar
rived"
CTo he continued tomorrow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCrIONEER.

cHANcERY SALE OF Two-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. no. 222s 9TH ST. NV.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
Cause No. 2s143. we. the undersigned trustees.
premises. on "WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY.
SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, AID. 1910. AT
land and premises. situate in the county Of
Washington. In the District Of Columbia, to wit:
The west half of lot numbered hfty-three 63),
In Wright and Cox's subdivision of part OF
Pleasant Plains" tadjoining the city Of Wash:
subdivision is duly recorded In the surveyors
Office Of said District, In subdivision book, Levy
Court No. 2, folio Is. said west half Of lot
hfty-three $50 having front on 9th street * q:
that width east one hundred and eleven feet
and eighty three one-hundredths OF q foot OH
80 100 feet. being the same land conveyed by
Randall Hagner and Andrew B. Duvan to said
1922 folio 81 ct seq, one Of the land records
Of the said District Of Columbia. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms Of SALE One third Of the purchase money
to he paid In cash. and the balance In two equal
instailmt nts. payable In one and two years,
with interest ut six per centum per annum,
payable semi-annuai1y. from day OF sale. secured
By deed of trust upon the property sold, or, Al
Of $iOO VIII be required of the purchaser at the
time OF sale. All conveyancing, recording and
notaral fees at the cost Of the purchaser. Terms
of sale to be complied with within fifteen days
the right to resell the property at the risk. and
cost q the defaulting purchaser. after i've days
Advertisement Of such resale In some newspaper
published in the ely Ct wasshi1gtcs 2; 70.
VendaIl building.
wM1LAM l. POLLARD.
coo b st. NV,
ap15-d&ds.eSu Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
THos. J. OWEN 4 son, AUcT1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE HANDSOME
WHITE STONE FRONT RESIDENCE NO.
21l3 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, duly re-
corded In Liber No. 2526. folio 457 ct seq. OF
the land records of the District Of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will SELL ut public auction.
in front Of the premises. on THURSDAY. THE
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1910. AT FIVE
Pm, the following described land and
premises. situate in the county OF Washington
District Of Columbia. and designated and
being lot numbered forty-five A0) in James s.
McIlhenney's subdivision Of block two (2l Con-
necticut Avenue Heights. as said subdivision Is
recorded in the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the Dis
thct of Columbia in County Book II. page r.
together with the improvements.
Terms Of SALE One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance in two equal
installments. payable in one and two years. with
interest at 9 per centum per annum. payable
semi annually. from day Of sale. secured by deed
II trust upon the property sold, or all cash, at
<he option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $50
will be required at time Of SALE All convey
ancing, recording. etc, at cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within Is da Is
from day Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser after I'VE days ad-
vertisement Of such resale In some newspaper
Published In Washington. D. c.
WILLIAM p METCALF.
J. VIM. HENRY, :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
Anacostia Teams Under WAY.

Amateur base ball took start in
Anacostia Saturday last, when the
Knights of st. Paul team and the Ana
costa Juniors met at the formers field
for the first game Of the season. The
final score was IL to o in favor Of the
Anacostia Juniors. The features of the
game were the good playing of Martin
for the winners and the catching of
ROane for the losers. The knights of
st. Paul have obtained permission from
Mr.. Ray to use the large field on the
Christie estate. and are anxious TO get
games with teams averaging about four
teen years Of age. George Engelke, POS
10th street. Anacostia, is captain of the
team, and will arrange for games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-25
FIGHT IS HARD TO DOPE
KETCHELL AND LANGF0RD
SHOULD FURNISH FAST BOUT.
Both Possess Knock. Out Punch and
Michigan Lad the More
Speed.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-The pro-
found defamation in the sporting world
this week is the collision at the National
Athletic Club Wednesday night next, be-
tween Stanley Ketchell, sometimes called
the Michigan Assassin. and Sam Lang
ford, frequently referred to as the Bos-
ton Tar Baby. With the exception OF the
bout between Jeffries and Johnson. this
is unQuestionably the most important
fistic event on the cards or in prospect.
Granting that JEFF and Johnson are In
class by themselves, there Is no question
that Ketchell and aLngford are the next
best For some time they have express
ed a burning desire to get at each other.
but until they were hooked up by Harry
Edwards something always occurred to
keep them apart. Some of the sportively
inclined have expressed their disappoint-
ment at the comparative brevity Of the
bout-six rounds. Let them forget II.
Both fully understand what the outcome
of this meeting means to them. and each
knows what can be accomplished in six
rounds when two men of their calfber are
striving to obtain a decision which will
possess substantial value. For that rea-
son they may be expected to speed every
inch Of the way, with the likelihood of
one or the other getting one over before
the conclusion of the sixth round.
OF all the bouts pulled off here between
big men, Wednesday nights affair is the
hardest to dope. Ketchells performances
have been the more spectacular. He has
a world OF speed and possesses wal
lop for which Langford will have to en-
tertain the most profound respect unless
he wants to get his mothers tar baby
into trouble: but his defensive style Is
entirely too open. 1t certainly won't do
for him to wade into Langford the way
he waded into OBrien. for II he does he
will find a pair of gloves jarring his
piano keys. Langford nay not be able
to hit so hard as Ketcheil. but he can
wallop hard enough for all practical pur-
poses and will have the advantage over
Ketchell when 1t comes down to the finer
points of boxing. There will be little diff
ference in the weights. with the likeli-
hood Of Langford having slight ad-
vantage In that particular, but not
enough to handicap his opponent. If It
doesn't turn out to be the fastest bout
ever witnessed between big men in this
city many wise boys will have missed
their guess a city block.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOS. Q. OWEN q son. AuCTIONFERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. BEING 10 TwO-STORY SIX-ROOM
AND BATH COLONIAL-FRONT BRICK
DWELLINGS, LOTS 1923 BY 100 TO Id
FOOT ALLEY, NOS. 1920 TO 1885 AND 1142
MORSE STREET NE. ALSO LARGE VA
CANT LOT. IS BY 90. IN REAR OF
ABOVE.
corded in Lber No. 1898, folio 344 ct seq, Of
the land records of the District Of Columbia and
at the request OF the party secured thereby, tho
undersigned trustees Will sell at public auction
In front OF the premises. on MONDAY. LIE
TwENTY-FIF.TH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1910,
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises situate In
the county Of Washington. District Of Columbia,
and DESIGNATED as and being lots , 81 and 20 70
3, of Charles Fl. Davidson's subdivision Of Ger
tain lots in said block in the subdivision made
by the Washington Brick Machine Company OF
Trinidad as said Davidson's subdivision 10 re-
corded in the office of the surveyor Of the Dis
trict of Columbia in Bsuk County %. page lis.
subject to all the covenants now on said lots.
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed OF trust
April T. 1911: $500 cash on each parcel, and bal.
ance in ten equal monthly notes. with interest At
&c. Terms as to lot 60 made known at time OF
sale. A deposit Of 500 will be required at time
Of sale each lot. All conveyancing, recording.
etc. at cost Of purchaser Terms OF sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
faultng purchaser, after five days advertisement
Of such resale In some newspaper published In
Washington. d. c.
II. BRADLEY DAVIDSON.
L. s. FRISTOE.
ap13d&ds. eSu Trustees.
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Receivers Sale OF Clubroom
Furniture; Pool Tables, Upright
Bradbury" Piano, Carpets, etc. !;
Also Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
Liquor License, etc. Located on
Second, Third and Fourth Floors
Of Premises No. I347 Pa. Ave.
NV.
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia passed IN equity cause
No. 2930O. the undersigned receiver will sell by
public auction. within the above premises, on
O'CLOCK AN. the entire contents Of the above
premises. known the Garrick Club. including
miscellaneous furniture carpets, upright plano,
two pool tables. stock Of Wines liquors and
The shove will drst be offered n entirety,
and II a satisfactory bid 10 not obtained win be
Immediately sold in detail.
Terms cash.
JAMES r. MCGEE, Receiver,
l701 14th ut. NV.
LYON & LYON, Attorneys.
eS
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAY.
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, VALU-
FOUR FEET on IT.. STREET NORTH
WEST BETWEEN 18TH AND 18th
STREETS BY DEPTH OF one HUN:
INCHES TO THIRTY-FOOT ALLEY, CON
TANNING 2.970 SQUARE FEET.
By virtue of. authority vested in me I will
offer for sale at public auction. in front Of the
premises. on FRIDAY. APRIL TwENTY-NINTH,
1910, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
part Of lot IL in square 276. fronting "a feet on
''T'' street northwest and extending back that
width 123 feet inches to q thirty foot alley in
the rear thereof, situate in the city Of Wash
ington. District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
two equal installments at one and two years
from day OF sale. bearing interest at I'VE per
9entum, and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold. or all cash. at the purchaser
ancing and recording at purchasers cost De-
posit of 800 required on acceptance Of bid.
Terms Of sale to be complied with In fifteen days,
or deposit will be forfeited.
BURR n. EDWARDS. Agent,
THos. J. OWEN SON. Aucts