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RY O. W. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
SALE OF A BUILDING Lot On EIGHTH
STREET EAST

OnTUEspAf AETERN0ON. June H. ct half
past clock, hall sell. on the premises part OF
Lot In square No. sos, fronting 81 feet ri ehth
street east, between north and Msssachuse
avenue
This lot win be divided into three Let's, each
fronting q feet inches
Terms One half cash; balance on a credit NJ
six and twelve months. Notes TO bear Interest
satisfactorily secured. Stamps and couyeyancinR
10 Sd q. w. BOTELER. Auct
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RY GREEE a WILLIAMS, Auctionssr..
VALUABLE IMPROVED Real rsr.7r q,

9Th street wet, Ietwetn ID and X streets north
Icing House No 431, NJ Public Auction
On MoNnAY, the 18th instant 1T 0 clock D.
n. We shall sell, on the pIeni e., half OF Lot No
IL. in square No. 4sa- Consisting of q two story
with attic and basement. Brick House, Containing
ii very desirable piece of property as the Ioese
tion is opposite Judiciary SNARE and the street
is newly paw ed with blue stone
Terms One third cash; balance. 6. IL and Is
months, scared by deed Of trust on the prem
lses All conveyaBcing and revenue stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. 100 ,iON a when the prom.
erty i sold. GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
III
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DIED

RALTIER. In GEORGETOWN. d. c , on the o. b
IN the z9'h year Of his age - -
The friends of the family and the Ger r peto = n
Washington and Alexandra fremen are Tespect-
full, invited io sttend his funeral on Tuesday
No, l3 Market street. at o clock precisely with.
ont fnrthr notice by request Of the commit tse Of
the vigslsnt Fire OOmpany ~
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RYGREEs q WILLIAMS, Auotio.esr..

Kf OnBEN WILLlAms, Aucuoheeu.
TWO TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS
on 18th street west. between and q streets
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, ct o'clock
m. We shsll sell. on the premises, part Lot No.
sitting OF two twostory Brick Houses, containing
Terms: One third cash; balance H. six and twelve
months, secured by Decd Of trust the premises
All conyeyancine end revenue STAMPS q the cost
of the purchaser. Ss0 down WheU cold
jesd GREKN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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bad ..alls, ETC., can be removed without pain
TO be onvinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms,
"a Penn. ay., between * and 9th streets
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ATTEMPT To MURDER Saturday night
about IiE O'Clock, Mr. Anthony MurCk vino
has HAIR dressing saloon on 10Th street, near
pennsylvania avenue. was on his way TO his
home. near Kendall Green, and when on his
grounds, about 200 yards from the railroad
two men. who had been living in ambush
sprang towards him. and one of them shot al
HIM, and struck him with four slugs One
lodced in his lett thigh. another passed through
both thighs. a third struck upon his hip bone
and fourth passed through his left wrist
Mr.. NuriCk ran 20 his house, firing back at the
aSsassins as he ran. surgeon WIS Immedi-
airly sent for, and II i hoped that The wounds
Sill not prove TO he dangerous
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RY VIM l.. WALL q CO., Auctiopesrs.
PUBLIC SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND

sUtIh, sENEkTH WED
O'Clock 2. m, shall offer for sale st Pubic Auc-
hon; on front Of the premises, the north part OF
Lot No. 9, IN Square No 26f. OF the plan OF the
city OF " Arlington the sa part frontins IS feet
On t5N street west, and extending back with that
width us feet4 inchee. with the itaprovem ents,
consisting e ? story frame beuse.
Terms OBe- hir4 cash; the reS-tu ain 6 and
mouths, by two notes sAti sfactorily secured aud
bearing interest from the dsF ofs.,s. deed given
snd deed Of trust taken. All convey sncing aud
stamps AT the cost OF the purchaser VI the terms of
sale are not oiled with within We avs from the
day OF sale reserve the right re sell th. said
property At the risk OF the deFaultipx pu
chaser, On giving two days notice "a the EIening
etar. LLOYD,
Attorney Tor Owner.
e4a&ds WN l. WALL Al co turts
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We CALL the attention ofour readers to W hat
looks to us to be a very important item headed
column. 1t seems to be lust what the public
have long desired. ff-' a. Z.
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FRESH INVOICE of Musquito Nets and
Honey Combs Quilts. are being offered at as
low or lower prices than any other place in
Washington, by Yates S Selby, No. 323 Penn.
sylvania avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets,
south side
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CITY ITEMS.

A GREAT BARGAIN in Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, can he had at Yates * Selbv's, No
32i nnsylvania avenue, near 9TH street, south
SIDE. Light Cold Kid Gloves of all blades in 81
received. n
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RI GREEN . WILLIAMS. Auesiosssrs.

~ 6kILh q WILLIAhs, Auctioneers.
FIVE VALUABLE BUILDING Lots FRONT.
1HH q i sqE. FIT Eo III a ftssEE,1
On fEiSAH s.s lsss q, e Js.., 81. g! s,clest
IL, -, h and N, IN Square No -, ksving rooi
fonts and dspths, an yunnfng beck - 5oioet
The above property 10 eult waited Cor market
garden ,snd sdjoi1s the prolsrfy on which there is
ferma cash. All conveyanciug ana rsvsuus
stsmDs g the cost Of the purchaser. cas- down
jsi-eoxds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aaoss.
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RrJ. o. MCGUIRE . co.. Aseus.s,u.
vEsr vALq AN big hOt = EssAAss,FHr rs.As

o.et On s. Sls.i.., >. liz 3.
Isif Of Lot II. SQUARE a. fsrstiss a ss3 = ssrss
SO s ~. 5 sss : i:fsss - s
3syns. One thirt cesh; bala1cs IN q e. Twelve
Jss1 Jas. g. ncdtIii > 90 Asess.
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pY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Asc;i.peer,-

AUCTION SALE OF BBICK BUILPISG
9Th ana 18th east. opposite Navy lard Gate.
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant. at O'Clock o
m, We shall sell on the premises part Lot No Q.
IN square sS2. Il feet by 10 feet deep, with larg
Brick Building, being used as Bowling Ss-
loon.
Terms: One half cash balance in 6 aud IL
months, sc ured BY aeed of trust the premises
All convey sncing and revenue stamps at the coat
OF the purchaser. S51 down when sold
re II GRkEN a WILLIAMS Ancfa
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ATTEMPT At SUICIDE.--Abouti o clock Sat
nIdsy afternoon, q woman named Mary Foley
WHO lives 10 Murder Bay, 18th street, near the
canal, attempted TO cut her throat with "a case
Fnlie. She was prevented by her friends, and
ofhcer Roth, of The Second Ward, took her TO
me station house, where she was kept securely
uniIi Sunday morning. She was released AZ
her husbands request Domestic difficulties
was The cause Of her foolish COnlnct.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
10y GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.,

vAlUABLE lMpRoyIl pRsPEggE IN THE
wi Win sIsr sss I'D snss sFE. EsGHsT Wis f.
We sbsl sell. in front OF the premises. Lot 10 4,
IN ss SQUARE ~ having g feet front BY 40 feet in
Terms One half cash; balance in SIX and twelve
and eighteen months, secured by q deed of trust
on the premises. AL conyeyancine and revenue
jes-d GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auets.
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PENNIES can be had In any quantities Al the
Star office counter . ..-..' r ~
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.

RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF BUILpISG LOT ON
SOUTH e ST. BET. Sd AND IA STREETS
On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, NJ & o,oloek ,
m, we shall SELL the premises east half Of Lot
No. 9, In Square No. 5si, having eoodlfrou snd
depth, running back 20 q 80 foot alley
Terms: One half cash; balance I'm o. and twelve
months. secured by q deed Of trust on the prem
coat Of the purchaser. $50 down when seld
Je5-d GREEN a WILLIAM Ms, Aucts
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ENCUEsIoN.-We call the attention of orr
Readers 10 The excursion Of the Capitol Hill
Presbyterian Sunday School to GIyInout on
Wednesday next. Good music has been Sc
cured and every arrangement made 10 ensure
the comfort OF those who go. All who wish TO
spend day pleasantly, and give Suhst: ntial
aId 10 good work, Will not fail 10 take Il trip
down Inc river with this school.
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Rrw. L. WALL 4 CO.. ,Aactisaeers. y
~ LOT on THE IsLAEp AT AUCTION.

O'clock, We will sell in front OF the premises on
In pasisson's subdivision Of Square 90. fronting
- teet on Virginia avenue. ~ d. running back IL
Term: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
month";, secured by deed Of trust on the deferred
Of the purchaser. w.,, 90 .,...
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THE HOUGH CASE-CRIMINAL CoUHT. TngJe
FtShcr--On saturday, the case OF Benjamin r
HouPh. indicted for the murder OF Samuel r.
GaskIns, la Georgetown, on the Sth OF ADrIl
last, VS. given TO The Jury, after Instructions
and after an absence of fifteen minutes q yer.
dict of guilty of manslaughter was returned
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QY WIN. SMITH 4 CO., kuctieneers.
RARE CHANCE

RARE CHANCE.
We Will sell on june 18th, st ~ O'Clock ., m on
the premises, No. 463 street. one Frame Dining
Saloon. near the Baltimore Dep,t, consisting Oh
Chsirs, Tables. Stoves. Crockery, Tobacco and
Cigars, &c. Sale without reserve.
go, WIN. SMITH q GO. Aucts.,
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ALMOST \ FIBE.-Saturday afternoon about
4 O'Clock. the window shades IN Mary RIate's
house. corner Of 18th and ID streets, took fire
and caused some little commotion in IN at vi
cinlty, but the fire was speedily pxtinguished.
without much loss.
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AUCTION SALES.
fsD lSrE1soos AND ro-1osEoV.
ilY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.
BLOCK or TaRKE NEW rHRE. sroR,
--r- BRIGk HOUSES

On MONDAY ArTEkNOeN, ysps mn, ct
o'clock d. m on the " emtsee. se shall ener fer
.ale q block efthree new three story Brick Houses
and Lots This property 10 situated on lstA street
vest betseeu r and Q north, Of the beat lesa
tiops IN the city, and hes increased IN vsius mere
in the lsst years than any other location In the
city. raid ouses ere built on too lots % % feet
front each running back ios feet 20 lOfoet alley,
thus lea vins zach Rouse rs feet inches front, and
runnine bach IS feet each. The Houses are built
In the most substantial manner: IRE Wall sepsra-
tipR each from foundation and extet ding Whole
heiRht The Houses are covered With good tie
roofs with O covering OF felt under the Tin, sae
nouses nelly fnit he'd In modern styie through
out. hsyipe gas pipe ali through, marble msntess
In the parlors, good passages apd stsirwsys. vita
continued black walnut rails; ell the convenienocs
Of nice clothes presses, &C &C.; 1905 summer
Kitchens, walks In back yards paved, and by
drant in each yard good wood sheds. fencing, &C.
Terms of sale One half ceh, and hstsnce in
and Il months with notes secured BY deed OF trust
Oh the property.
They will be sold separately. and $50 win be re-
Quired each house on the spot ss they are sold,
end the terms Of sale 20 be complied with 10 one
week from theoa y of sale or the property will be
sold at coat OF defsultine purchaser
je5-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
fFsr otAer Avcfsor SaIes s,e fourth pas,

~ omer Ascsou Sdtes s,e yourh PAGE
RroRows. WALKER CO.. Aucsieaesr'.
HORSES. AULKs, WAGONS. sUGgIss.
CARTS AND BOSSES AT AUCTION. o.
We viii cell TO. MORROW H0RNING. =. 10 O.
m at our AGAR, on 10Th street. near the canal
a large numter at tie above named stock. r-rmS
Cksh. ~
IT. CROWN. WALKER a 90. Auet..
pr }. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucronsers. =.
HuUsEHOLp FuRNITCRE AT AHCaoy
We VII sell GA TOMURRU " Tae.sz, MAN
ING. June th. at 10 clck 1T a Iii ng sou
C-rI er OF Eth aud u - Gets tn az f
honsebold Furniture, consisting of
Ro-ev GOD and elher Bedstez6s
StAirt Bni ezus Ward ohes aad washstanas
Dsk Exi ensieu Dining Table
Oak chairs Eefriz rater
White end Chec red Mating
Husk snd Hair { ~ M actresses. Towel Racks
Tin safe, window Shade.
Lot a. orted Books, Wood seat Chairs
Large lot China 1rockery aud Glassware
Two large Cooking Stoves
One barrel Of Flour. 70 peuuds Green Java Co Zee
Crockery and Tin Toilet Ware
Gas Stoves, Tehs and Buckets, &c
Large LOT Fin Ware.
With general assortment Of Household Furni.
tuIe.
. las q MclUIRE
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

81 PEI Us so S.s. g s.s
: ::ss :: p:... ss a. ~; |.
EHs sdsX sas..l; Ss5sss: ana CfSP:sss:s..
co. -, 49, ~ - . 80 81 -
a; !. - S s;:s:' ''sA e 81 s AZ
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RY HAGLI q 90. ASenscssss. =
- sales-rosnns A'' 80 t'ans'''shis avenue
Ies.: O. ss ~ . III ss.:s:,o. 9:
a. rSsS1ebcs o. Gsafltss declining houssks opinG
Also, . the ss:ss Of stoen e orocsriss ssd Asf.
HaruooD. -. aAt lAW doc lily
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RE-AEREsT or Mr.. HUYCK.-Oa Saturday
Officer Coomes arrested Mr. Leonard Uuvri,
WHO was released from Jail on bail the nre-
vious day, on the charge of obtaining money
under false pretences, ana he WAS taken be.
fore Justice GibersOn. The complaint is made
by Mr.. Joseph Thornton, who charges that on
the 9th of April Huyck obtained BY false pre-
fences bill OF exchange n sixty days sight
Tor t",JO0 sterling cover Si2.nsO), drawn by
MN (Joseph Thorntoni on Benz. Thornton, of
London. Mr.. :. l.. PhlITs appeared tor the
prosecution, and Mr.. DaNidra for the accused
HuyCk was held to bail for further hearing
Mr.. W. II Thomas entering bail in the sum of
S5.OcU
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ESCAPED IRON THE CELLs-Satur day AZ
ternoor, another prisoner u Cceeded in making
ms escape from the cellsof the miserable sta
ton house of the second precinct An Irish
meetiI z al the Park on Friday for fighting and
disturb ing the meeting. was locked up in the
station house for trial. When the hour for trial
arrived the prisoner was reported NOT est, hay-
ing cut out through the ceiling of the cell. and
II was supposed he had left But that was not
the fact. TOR he laid between the ceiling and the
roof OF ibe, station within hearing of all that
passed below until SATURDAY. afternoon, when
he Gu out through the roof of the station and
escaped. He was seen getting down from the
rooI OF the ouiidtng by female who WAS too
Tar away 10 notify the notice in time TO recap
ture him. The police commits Sioners now are
trying 10 nave stations erected in the various
precincts of the city for the safe keeping OF
pr s3ners, and II ts hoped that they will have
one PrectPu IN the county TOR the safe kpeping
OF me prisoners there. for the present station
Il utterly unit for the purpose.
he TEMPERANCE MovENENT-IpsterGa
aheruoon numoer of temperance men. most
~ cid citizens of Washington, held "A meeting
al Wilkins Institute, M street, 10 take meas
HoliinRshead presiding.
quite number took the pledge and after
lou interchange OF sentiment it was deter
mined 70 Immediately rescusitate the old Wash
lngtonian movement. IL is proposed 20 hold the
nrst meeting on next Sunday at the Northern
Market and one of the features will be that
ci't-eRS OF Washington wiil'be the speakers and
tce meetings will partake OF the character of
experience meetings.
The regular out door meeting under the au-
spices OF the 'SOns,' was held IN the Capitol
Grounds yesterday afternoon, and was quite
fairly attended. Interesting addresses were de-
IiNered by Hon. Mr.. Plants, Of Ohio: Rev, Mr.
GonZaldes, DR., Jos. Walsh and others.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- CORNER OF nth AND STREETS
MASHINGTON ID ~
Rf JAMES q. McGUIRE Co., AuctiOneers.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN A MOST DE
S1RADLE LOCATION

SIRADLE LOCATION
On Thu RSDAY AFTERNOON. June L. at 6
O'Clock, On the premises, shall offer for sale
Lot ~, In Davidson subdivision OF Square sts
fronting IS feet on the north side o. North X
street, running back M feet to q 80 feet paved
alley.
This lot is situated immedi stey west of the res.
idence OF Secretary Stanton, and near 18th street
and 10 considered one Of the best locations in the
city for adwelling.
Title perfect
Terms One; third cash; resisue in aad IL
Conyeyancing at purchaser. coat.
: iegd J. @. McGEIRI A % Ancfs
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LOB RENf-In the STAR OFFICE BUILD
street. Rooms suitable for law real estate or any
other seency ofices. Terms Moderate. Location
the best in Washington. Apply to o. B. BAKER
Star Office. my IS II
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Rennsylyanis avenue and llth streef, comp rising
the 1estsrrant end Ban. Room; lsrge and convs.
and Hall on the floor Shove, With COMMITTEES or
~ithdrswing room attached. Also . many con-
THIS 3estsurantis IN the best location In Wash:
ingten, and has always commanded . fne run of
sSs Of building
DeetfDgs, &C., &c, the Hall Is admirably suited,
and must greatly Increase the business Of the Res
to O. B. BAKER, ut the Star Once my 25-ff
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F0R kHNT-Ons nice three story Brick HOUSE
u on New Jeruey avenue. between 9 and SITS !,
wafsr. 'Poesesefon given Immediately. inquire
| ofM, JOHNSON, corner 9th and sta. aorth.
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After the boards had adloufned. the mem.
Mayor at his In vitation. repaired 70 his resi-
dence, opposite abe City Hall, where, after
congratulations. they partook OF . bosntiful
collation. furnished BY him. go. GO
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Local nREVITIEs.


-Ir is a great mistake TO suppose That money
due for paper would be as good to the publisher
a year hence as il is now.
RAIN is an exceedingly good institution, but
we fear we are getting too much of a good thing
for the corn and potato crop.
--TuR Wood County Democratic Convention tor
the selection Of delcgasesto the Congressional Con-
vention TO be held at Napoleon, conveues in this
place tomorrow.
--As will be seen by advertisement in another
place, Ross, Cook s. BELL offer for sale at bar
gain neat aud desirable residence on Second
street. The improvements are excellent.
-THosE Of our Tontogany friends desirous OF
getting good Furnisure, will do well 10 call upon
Mr.. r. NJ. GILFrLLAN, Of that town. Ills card
appears in our advertising columns To-day.
AN accident occurred on the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad the other day, about eight miles
east of Clay Junction. 1t was caused by the
train running over some cattle Nine cars were
thrown from the track, some of them into the gut
ter, aud some Of them into the creek. Mr.. HARRIS,
an express messenger, came near losing his
life, but was rescued from drowning by the active
efforts Of those who came to his assistance. For
tunstely, although several others were more or
less injured, no lives lost.
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A CARD.

EDITOR JOURNAL Permit us, through your
columns, to make statement, and return OF
thanks. t. at .....f s..a# #,.
On tue morning o. the 4th inst, to enlven the
dull routine Of our National Holiday, and for the
purpose of afordiug our citizens something in the
shape of novelty, we, tho members of the tribe Of
Lost Children, armed and equipped, both rider and
horse, as the attendants of Momus might direct
paraded through the streets Of Perry sburg, to the
evident delight and qualification Of all who wit
messed our cavaleade.
Agreeable to previous invitation, after
wards repaired to picnic at Hull Paire. Blu
upon our arrival there, you may imagine our cha
grin and surprise to learn that our presence was
not desired. And we were percmpt0rily forbidden
to come on the ground. This, too after having re-
ceved most urgent invitation to be there. We
acquiesced with as good grace as possible, nni
teiir va HT9csIved & BY the great majority 3,
those In attendance. The former will accent our
grateful thanks--the latter will not be troubled by
us again.
Disappointed and baffed here, we proceeded tc
the farm OF j. r. RUDULPH Esq, at the other end
OF the Prarie, where, We learned that picnic was
TO be held. Here, where our presence was wholly
unexpected, we were most cordially received and
the bounteous hospitaities of Mr.. RuDuLPH's house
and grounds were graciously accorded u.s. We
fsasted on the good things spread before us, and
our horses were as well cared for as ourselv es,
FOR this warm welcome, the gay party assembled
on that day will accept our kind regards, aud for
the Kind greeting and unnumbered fav0rs extended
us by Mr.. RUDULPH and family, they are entitled
T. our heartfelt thanks and kindest regards for
them and theirs.
THE InCn NIIITnDCN
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The Grovesteen Piano ror,e,

Stu retains its precedence and great popularity
and after undergoing gradual improvements for q
period OF thirty years, is now pronounced by the
musical world to be unsurpassed aud eren nm
eqaled in richness, volume and purity of tone, du
raoillty and hheapness. Our new scale, Frencl
action, harp pedal, iron frame, oyer-strung bass
seven octave, rosewood pianos, we are selling
cheaper by from 500 to 5000 than the same style
and finish are sold by any other frst-elass makers
IN the country. Dealers and all in want sof good
pianos are invited to send for our descriptive Cat
alogue, which contains photographs of our differ
ent styles, togetherwith prices. No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Catalogue.
Medals almost wiihaut number hn va hoo a a
cd to the Grovesteen Piano, and at the DsIsbrotel
HoF'ds sFa'rS though put in competition with
others from all parts of Europs and the L. s II
TOOK the highest award.
Established 1921 GrOvesteen Cc.
lSzz 400 Broad dway, New YORK,
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MEDICAL NOTICES
TO CONsuMPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sui
fered for several years with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, Goa onsumption-is anxious tC
make known tohis fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire It, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scripton used Gree Of charged with the direction
for preparing andusng the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CoSsuMrrroN,s ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS
CoueHs, COLDS. and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object OF the advertiser in sending the Pre-
script onis to benefit the aicteI and spread ntor
nation whchhe coneeives tob Invaluable, and h'
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as It viii
Ostthem nothing. and may prove blessing. '
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ~
43zz Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.