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The OLD SCALKs--The owner of a cotton
farm, who was sadly in need OF pickers APP
Proached an old darkey on the public
square yesterday and the following dialogue
ensued:
"Come Ned. you picked cotton for me last
year and want you again"
81 dunno, massa."
"Come along aud get In the wagon, I've
good cotton, and I'll give you six bits a
hundred"
We'll Il jes' depends on one thing"
whats that?"
els you got dat same ole par scales?v
mo, bran new pair"
mWell: dat bein' de case I'll 60 wild YOU
Waco Examiner.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
oc1oB1R 10TH, 1875
LEAVI VARHIWQTnU

Az LEAvl WASHINGTON.
~ Rsi,,. more, tllieott Oity and Way Stations.
sscis ass :ns :s:ion:
JIeHB.Isin a and A,.,.,or,. Ju,e.,o, su,.
Terl, Pnilsds i iIs't aDa Boston n,
n W.v sa a,snanna farior Oars. Sunday, stops
::sS-ssitinOrs ana Way Stations.
IT,. s t sss:i. s1s md
saiiey koed; farlor and eleeIsrs. No con-
s;oeSPoiDs q Reess 0 and Sio va Stations. H.r-
ana ma v:s, ,iI
s:2oHEev York end Boston Limited Rx ,rss, and
20 sn q fSss
esIIhia sunday 70 Baltimore, Bslay, and
Annapolis only
As;ls.Baltimors, Way Stations. Hllioott City and
llo-Gs. YORK; Philsdelphia and Norfolk Hr.
v s nt,an.6 .s IrSston On sunday, all
S;s0LHSsiftmors end Way stations. Frederick
!:30-saltimors and Laurel Express.
A:SoM,Irsds.iek and Point Of RooSs ). (vis Metro
EH sssI,d b. nnch GoDnsst. on SATURDAY for
sASrSs,ii%ore. Annapolis and Way Stations,
s;s9mBsltinors and wsy Stations to Annapolis
Z: "a ss
Ss sG:: nd as s. Vim sss:..
us .Rsitia ore and way Stations
1:S5-Pfttsburg, Chicago, Columbus.
SSS.baitimore, Alexandria junction, and
10:00-sev York and hnsdelphia Might Ex.
ie'oy-Be!timors and Way Stations TO Annapolis
11As-st. Louis l.yrss. 0.neinnsst and Chicago,
1:10, $40. $40, Gao o. m. I 40. 4:45, $50,
e4:, ZOO. !:l3, 1888, $40, 1900, 1905 and
HAS D. n. daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
no connection on Sunday tor HagerstoWn or Val
ley Branch: or for New York and Philadelphia as
$40 Q. m and 1:lO N.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Stations, and
ass, COL and sos Penngyivania avenue. and 613
FOR baggage to be checked and received ct any point
THOs. T. eHARP, Master Of Transportation.
J. n. COLE, Gene al Ticket Agent.
GEO B. KOSUTZ, General Agent. Oopl.6r
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OUR FIRST GRAND OPENING


Kew FALL DRY GOODS,
AT 2S PEE CENT. LESS THAN LAST SEA
SONS PBI1E
case dark CALICOEs, ct 4 cents
5000 yards III amburs EDGING and INSlR-
IONS. DC and l2hc worth double the money.
50 dozen TOW SIS yard Ions, aii Linen, ike
so dozen XlD GLOVES, ~ ~ and soc sold ss
10 dozen Glsth sKIRTs. at Soc apiece.
BLANKETS
SO pair large double Blankets, ct a 50.
30 pair double Blsnkets, S3. o. 81, o., etc.
I case Enslish Oslicoes yard wide, lsc.
DkEss GOODS, full assortment.
case beautiful Stripes, ct l5c.
case Hessesooya Il mic kerbocker, Sc
Oeshnere single fosd, HsvJ Blue, Seal Brown,
Bottle 0r.en and other shades, at sc.
4 case q. Roman Plaids, at nc.
] case Madison Serge, ct sc
I case Scroll Damassa. plain goods, stripes and
6gurss, ell prices and cheap; "A French Cashmere,
ct Soc; Double vidSn ell Wool Bmpress Oloths, so.
All these Dreo Goods We offer n q SIN MI advance
Oassimsres and water proof Csssmeres for Menu
and BoyS wear, from IS g. rs, Sre, e. q %,
6. aSs:, etc JOE II VA XTsS Pk POO g:l
Blsss Estsr; sroci nearly two Z.rd' vide, az ol,
Blues and n edium Blue, very cheap BerGatn In
ke1 Ilanneis, =, =: 30, 50, .Hxc., and best Msdi-
Gated extra heavy at Soc. sold st75c white Flan-
9sls, svfal osssp. Greet bargains IN BIsck Goods;
nns aoslity sOc !; extra h.svy BLACK Alpaos. HKc.
Pure nohair at Exc Double seisht Mohair ct
Sc, sold q sc Black Cashmere, don Ole width,
&c; Double width, nne quality, at 75c 1xrs
Our stock is complete, and guarantee our prices
10 com pete with any south Of hew York.
G. n T0W8ON q CO,
sep17 eoSm 636 Pa ay . south aide. near 7th nj
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsfATU

By virtue Of deed Of trust from Rudolp h -
iob:iesr and = eta Lobsissr. his wife, TO ne Z
corded amonG the land records Of Prince George
coui IT,, in trust FOR the benefit Of Ellen OoIdens
troth, will ex pose to public sale, for cash upon
the premises, on WoDlEeDA1, the sth OF ko-
yemHer next, q O'Clock m, on the prsaises.
a's in Prince Georges county, Md, about ave
ptlss from Warrington city, on an exc client reed
kAdIna thereto, and about one mile from enuins q
and Msgruder's ct alton, on the Baltimore and Pc.
tomac railroad. II contains nine scres and one
eighth Of an ecre, Is veil adap,ed 10 m srket sur
poses the soil being Of nns texture, and il adjoins
the lanes OF John y Jones and others. In the
bands OF xDer and Dracica al arden or II
would prove a safe and profitable ipyes. meuI
octlleod H. O. 0TIPH IN, Trustee
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4 GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTIDp SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RiAL IsIATE Os noRTa sIDl on MARi:
lind AyBNU1, BnTWEEn 1oTn AND lIH
sTRnnTe S0UTHWIgTEHo. 1905 COZ:
eISTlNQ OF A THRBH-eToRY B Ri q &
DWELLING WITH LARGE WIDE LOT OF
0ROUuD ATTACHED.
By virtue Of deed Ct trust bearing dsta -
September 10th, a. ID. 1875, and duly recorded 1:a
In Liber No 799, folio -, one Of the land -SA
cords for the District Of Columbia aud ct the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, Ill eel. 1t
public auction 10 Of the premises the high
ct $50 O'CLOCK p NJ, ell thoss certain pieces. par
GELS or lots OF ground situate and lying In the city
Of ashp in the District Of Columbia, and be.
psn or Plat Of aid city = lots lsttsred and
original lot numbered one Ql, IN square numbered
tDree hundred and my two 1897 together with the
Improvements thor con. -
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, Of which o,0O
must b paid at time Of sale, aud the balance in six
and twelve months, in equal payments, to be &C.
cured by purchasers notee bearing interest from
day Of sale, ct the rste Of eight per cent per
nun until said, and Q deed Of lust on the prop
erty sold. Convey ancing and recording q; BUR
In SIX DAYS aer sss, the Trustees reserve the right
to resell ut risk sed cost 81 Rurchsser in default
W. HOLTZMAH,l Trustess.
AUGUSTUS BOGUS,
octs-d DO. 1891 street northwest.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TR0STEDo SALE OF IMPROVED RBAL rs
TATE Oh fAYETTE STRBBT. No. 50, T.
TWkkN 3D. AND 4TH STREETS, G1ORGE-

AND x virtue Of deed Of Tp' 70
d. ls7s and recorded I. Libsr No $50, folio III
District Of Columbia, aud at the request Of the
neI,y secured thereby, we win sell e. pub slo.
23d day Of October, I57s. 81 AZ O'Clock , m, eli
that piece or parcel Of ground known and desigae.
lot numbered 1884, In Thelkeld's addition to said
city the same fronting sixty (so) feet on the east
side OF Fay cite street between Sd and 4th streets,
aoo extending back OF that width i3s feet, more or
les. to the line OF Beatty and Hawkins addition 10
said city Of georgetown.
Tern OF sale: o. 500, and interest from March
go 1885, and taxes, I'm cash: the balance In notes
8, IL and IL months with iaterest said notes to be
secured BY deed Of trust upon the pro perty sold
oegosit Of $500 required when property is struck
off. Convey ancing sr cost OF purchaser II terms
OF sale are net compiled with within seven days
from day OF sale. the viii resell ct the risk
and cost of dsfaultinG purchaser.
JOSEPH T. DY1R, (m.
CHAs n. NAT cHtWs, Iru'tees.
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rHANCERY SALE or RDAL EsTATB on
~ sT sRs r sTh Ut q BWE ETY. X AND
octl,6,10.l3,ll.n
CHnabHCnsY SALE Of vALUABLB I'm.
1sTAIn ~ THE CITY AND COUNTY OF

By virtue Of decree passed By the Supreme -
p,idins bet econ pelie B. Jewell. nDisinanf. od
s q c IL. 81. ias
auction, to the Highest bidder, 81 the tim x and
osrsin :. the following parcels Of
j On WSDassDAY, tn. ls.h instant, on the
Miicheiis recorded Of orisiuS iot pum
Il ss CT; e 3D.
tror II Golumbis This lot Is situatsd 10 tue aiey
vest and il Improved b. tive seory brick dweiiina
:; i!ss:s.s :sss!ss :: :: e:
na@bered ave, ii. and seven. is sausrs nu%bersd
s Ss i: :i
:n sh .. FL the e
Two a. inches sosth from the northwest sDsle ' q
sala s9u,re AID running thence south 9Th street
Sne .ss bcss:
iss FIX % .hsacs .s.
story frame dwelling hou.es, each having . front
Of g feet inches. Each house will be sold sepa.
5. On rB URsDAY, the 9th Instant at O'Clock
mi nus snn 'sss
records subdivision Of part Of tract Of land Sit
:S s s &C. q Ps:
~ %stss and bounds f.r the
the ro S a9s
Pierce's Mill, and running thence south Hfty $50
tSence north % and esst aS"
arsd and sixty leol feet TO the place OF beginning
Being %. Of 6sas ana :,
the Intersection OF the th street Ana Pisrce's Mil
On the sane day. At o'clcek p m. ON the
premises l will offer for sale all Of Lot numbered
Ei.an asooTdinS to D1rrSS Te1ord.d suSa
and sixty Az: ses IL TIE said city Of Washinsion.
streets and is improved b. . desirable two story
brick Dwelling house:
On .be s os:
s1,. s, end ss'1tS acoOTdins
numbered nine HUNDRED and seVsnty tour - 81. in
O. &. :as q. :. :ed
is or n: 70 "
q lot ten a sumbsrsa s1s
h1sSred and twenty three ls.s in the said city Of
and bOuids Commencing for the same q poins on on
street west, distant ten iol feet south from the
south e s ss 'as
ninety three lss! feet four 60 inehes thence north
sn :1S ss q 1881
Z. on the same day, q O'Clock .. N |, will offer
iss ::s o. n: o e S.s
e.; s|ss &! n:
metes end boucds: Commencing for the same ar the
q " s:Ss
dlel and i've (lO6j feet; thence east twenty seven
Cd fest; and thence north one hundred and i've iO6j
feet 70 the place q beginning.
The terms OF sale, e prescribed By said decree,
Are One third Of the purchase money In cash, and
the balance In two equal payments at sx and twelve
satisfacton OF the Trustee Unless the terms Of sale
als complied With in ten dsys, the Trustee win
deposit Of go will be required en- esoh Dlsoe OF
property at the time the sane is sold. All convey
ancing and recQfdisg at the cost Of purchaser.
=. ROSS PERRY, Trustee, Ao 349 d Ut.
YOUNG & 4IDDLET0H. Auctionssrs,
oc0 LIE Droit Building,
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ANOTHER LOT OF
CHEAP DRY GOODS

CARrER'9, sO7 Market Space.
Hl. e sfss At old prices, ELL S,lT,L",ls',
yery fine, only 7ec
Black Alpaca, very fae, double width, 2sc. BIsck
SIX Aohsir Alpaca, finest Gu Atty, 80, worth 7sc
Large assortment OF beautiful neg Dress Goo 70,
us. IS, 20, Is, 30. 81, SOC. Colored OAshnere, dou-
bic Width, finest quality, all wool, %, q, 7sc.
Pure Linen Table Damaek. Soc
All Wool Bed Twilled Flannel, sc; yard wide
White Wool Flannel, 2sc.
Nearly two yards vide Black waterproof, 7sc.
Largest W hite Wool Blankets, os. Very wide
Sheeting. 2sc. Excellent Bed Tickipg. 3Sc.
VERY large assortment Of Oassimeres for men and
boys wear.
Good Calico, In remnants, sk. Yard wide best
Cotton, in remnants, &c. sep26tr
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AUCTION SALES.
"A S1n rh NJ o. 1oIrEAH HOkTA eIDl OF 7
1V6TH. B1fW1DN lGrH And
hTTTrrH1 S6nHnAIo WET, In WA6HIH 01ON

A gSGrFTF9n "a SAL1 o. DEsIRAsLE PROF.
eIR11x 10Th, BifWS1H ism AND
d dTFT p5Hc1A1s WEST. In WAsHINaf0H
By virtue q deed Of trust to Ne. dated Sen. IA
ssmbsa Eth, Ee; Of record IN Liber No. rs, f..
et 81 Sle 81 ia' . s1d re tsc9sd. ior ne
front y sSs g. s ss I; kGSs ;aoon
sround and Drsai.ss situstsd IN ala citx u Ws.S
neton, and tnoWn = and being paft ef orisinal
Lot 2. In SQUARE iG, beGinpinS Tor the same Il s
Io,ns On street north Dissent feet west Of the
sooipsest corner q said lot, and tksnoe ruoninS
vest teet inches to the center on ~ Ar fition
vHu q the Two brick ho0ses Standing on < portion
o. $40 lot thence due north 100 feet thenc IA
Ieet ia inches, tnence south = feet, thsnoe vest
ioos, ana tnence south to the beginnin6; with ~
lmprovemen1 thereon, Co. consfaing OF . throe-
"oiy preS DITCH front Dwelling.
OF vnin seven days the residue In three
e0na tnstalments, ct 9. II, and Is months from the
day OF sale, bearing interest," q ak Dsr centIm ri
ennum, secured By . deed Of trust on the DFooerty
20 our snStefaotion 500 deposit on acceIsan,e Of
DC Al cohveyanctng et the cost Of tbs purchaser
~ ne terms OF sale afe NOT complied with within
he Is rst ana o e. Il ~
JAnIe 9. IDwARDs,(r.
sepas-soAds wASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auc,s.
Eat THE REQUIsr OF THE DEsrORs
sSovs :.. S on in :sSrc a;os sss
l4ts, lS7s, Of the sams hour and piece.
yAMea 9 lBWARDs, r
ocu eo&ds =. J. SWEET, Trustses'
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The SUNDAY QUEsrIoN-It is stated
that the Duke OF Westminster, q wealthy
English nobleman, 10 in the habit OF sending
tickets to AL the workingmen's clubs and
trades unions to admit the working men on
Sundays to the picture galleries and mu-
seums OF bis magnificent residence. Toe
clubs and unions distribute them as they
please. This leads NJ. ID. Conway to note the
1iberality OF the nobility and the established
clergy Of Eneland in their treatment OF the
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YouHa nIDDLETSe.;; -.,.,. . 60.

YOUNG MIDDLETon.
L Real Estate Auctionesrs.
SITES, HBAR BRIGHTWOOD, d. o,
On TUkeDAY. October 11sh, as O'Clock -
p m, re snail ofier e, sale; on the premises,
Terms e.sv A Plat of the ground. With will be
shown at the sale, may be seen in the mean time ct
Oc.iI dtdbs YOUNG . MIDDLETON, Auc.s.
TRUsIlIy sALs or VALUABLE N.
L PR0yED bal EsTATl on HAsT oAP1-
T3h sfRl1T, BITWEnH sl0OND AND
si sfS sddEFEsrs HSerH slpE2 33E
pWELLIIG, WIrR 4 LIRGs OshGAR,
No. 22e; ALSO. FkAME STABLE IN REAR,
yi,tps Of dad ssIs Of trust a:s.a October
D.trict q Oolun Iis and Hy directioa Of the parry
O. he :. e' Ii: hsssss sdass IL
w1DNEsD AZ, October sth, A. ls7s, st SO
p 1hs 81 e, no:s SsTtsE pieces or Hssces Of erouad
known and described iollows 70 Wit: This western
IS feet fronting East Capitol street Of lot l. 10
IL ss o ' s q
mari Cd I'M, IN o .eholes and others recorded
Subdivision Of original lot. H. -, II. u, and 49, in
. feet inch d said lot together with tie i'm.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, (of which slso
must be paid ct time Of sale, and the balance in
six, twelve, and eighteen months. In equal Day.
y Ss z &: s:s: e Ing
% On ths Sre.s: .od GUn
81 nss !h sH: .sf
ssls the trustee reserves the right to resell ct rsk
ana cost Of WIZ HocfzmAs rru...
DOWHMAN GREEN, Auots. octs
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A BONE IN A MANS HEARr-Our Potts.
town correspondent writes: aThe body of
Wright Bringhurst, who died on Tuesday OF
last week, was opened on Saturday last In
accordance with the request OF the deceasea ,
by DR.. Warren Roger, who found q bone, tn e
length OF finger, grown In his heart. caus.
ing blood 70 stop flowing from one part into
bis lungs was all dried mp, his death being
caused In part by consum ption."-f Red Ing
EQOle. Oct q.
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nUNOANeON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 9th and ~. northwest.
SALE or LOT Oh Hall srREKr WEST, Bu.
TWEEN and g eTBEEre eO0TH, AT AUO.
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, October 2Oth, -
ct 80 oclook. We vi sail, In front Of the
Pr misses, Lot n, square 6l1. Thislot fronts IS
feet u street vest, between and g sts. south,
and runs back 10 feet to Q 20 oot alley,
octii DUsGAHsON BROS, Aucts.
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A TEXAs Pony KILLED BY REEs--Sher-
III Brown informs US that on last Tuesday
the bees attacked pony which was hitched
TO tree near his house and stung him so
badly that he died from the effect I'm aoout
two hours. His little boy, about fourteen
years old, In attempting TO release the pony
nom the tree, was also badly stung; % much
30 that he was unable to see on the night fol-
lowtng.-f Gtddtns Tribune.
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TJHIvKRsAA 4. n. 1IsKKH OFFICE.
RAILROAD TlCKDrs 70 o. iron al points
. reduction Of ONE poLLAn
aDon any Other once o. dsDos
Tickets eood sill used. Baggage ohsoked shroush.
n s,S}S 81 r.I. ~ AVE- wa6d1 .nd9 ..o...
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JOHN CHINAMAN IL 20 much alike that
very often he gets out OF nasty scrapes In
California by proving IN alibi; but recently
the other side OF the case came near getting
one OF him into serious trouble. In NapA
the wrong John was arrested for murder,
and the court failed TO discover that the
Chinaman on trial Was not the real defen-
dAnt until the jury was almost ready TO
bring In Q verdict against him.
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FROM IMPORTERS AUCTIONS.

Magnificent Black Oasbmeres and AIpacas
Ink Green, Navy Blue, Seal Brow and Plum Color
MerfnO
Superb Black. Brown and Blue velvets
Real Lace and Noting ham OQrralns, ia sets.
Ostrich TIPS and Long Piumes, all eolors.
ALI colors and siz e. OF Kid Gloves
Large oney comb Spreads, only $50.
Splendid large White Blankets, only o. So,
Beautiful LAmask Table Linen, only zoe.
Extra eupsrine All linen NsDkins. q =.
Target Size Shetland 0hauls, ol.B.
II RIB Scotch Bingham 80 inch Umbrellas, o..
Special bar rains offered In Me; inc and All
WOOL UHDBKHBAR, Of which Ne have the largest
stock In the city.
CONHOLLYS,
sep35-6 sos sh street, OBJ. Patsat once.
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EVENING STAR.
sAIURDAY...... October n, lszo,

"A ROMANCE OF THE Wootcrrd
ne d.ss HIS 7rurels.--E. A. WOODWARD one of
s see Ismmany ring, Who was recently ar
an : ccn IN Ch,esro, has furnished q reporter
ns wien ne LETT New York In September 1871,
snu went 10 HAVE and thence TO Paris,
Cnss,rs 81, rempained nearly two months.
sPrn month or two, and then returning
10 france be crossed over TO Switzerland
~. ohen ne Alps, over the road laid out by
Nspoieon bonaparte. In his description OF
sunny italy Mr.. Woodward rises 20 n Setry,
and tells OF the sunny skies aud sweet soft
slr IN = low, musical voice that seems 20
breezes and sleepy eyed girl. Auer q soIourn
ofeeverAl months In Naples and Venice NJ
Woodward went on, tarrying n Athens. and
passing through Russia went 90 Egypt
where he examined the pyramids carefaily
and solved the mystery OF the Sphynx IL
would take too long TO follow him through
very enjoy able travel he returned 70 Paris.
During all this time he failed TO zee Tweed.
be spent nearly three years In Parfs, occa-
sionslly Visiting It,ly, taxing lessons in
voice, and thoroughly acQuainting himself
win all the works OF art he could ind.
Finally he concluded TO return TO his native
ties might have survived his absence write
a narrative OF his wanderings, alternately
instructive In the Information IL should i'm
pert, and fcopoclastic In its honest dealings
with superstition concerning the riches and
oeauty OF Eastern art He arrived 1T Hall
lax DOT long ago and proceeded immeaiately
10 Chicago, which be proposed 70 make his
base 10 his negotla alton with the au thoritiee IN
New YORK. A civil suit TO recover over
IS 100000 has been begun against WoorwarJ.
ana the pail mas been nIed ~ sS 600 900.
A LUTHERAN PASTOR ON TRIAL FOR
FoRGERY.-Rudolph Wiecxorck and Rar-
bara Eisele were placed on trial 10 the II. q.
circuit court yesterday, charged with de-
frauding the government by means OF frau
dulent pension claims. The testimony de-
veloped that on the Sd OF September last
Barbara Eisele appeared at the pension OF
nee In this city, and, representing herself TO
be Barbara Reich presented the pecesssry
papers 70 draw pension OF % per month
since 1870. Sne was accompanied by Vice.
zorck, and Bernardna Finck, both OF whom
acted a. witnesses. Suspicion being arou sed
the whole party was arrested. II was SUD-
eequently learned that Wiecxorck made O
business OF collecting old and ex pired pen
sion claims oy means OF false Witnesses, aud
IL was also shown that in the present case
the papers were genuine, but that Barbara
Reich bad been dead since December, 1875
Wieczorck II Lutheran minister and one
OF the straw-bail gang according TO report.
Barbara Eisele, VINO impersonated the
claimant, testified that she had been fnduced
10 do so by Wieczorck, who promised her a
small sum OF money In the case of Ber-
nardtna Ffnck Q mol. pros. was entered AZ
being shown that she was induced 70 act as
she did through iguorance.-lN Y. World,
18Th.
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The Centennial Basrsse.s-.sAsr.
| tBs B. ,. Bsrdette, N ts,,,I,, 80. 49,
,w,s.rt.r SAsTo PHfsVs.
Nkery Ssis Ind IN sro.n. Of travelling sslR. M. =
lie cared ~ '~ SSs women wep,. o. .,ron, 49,
While be Ha,Iis,.a ,Nmple ea.es. se.ol.,.s S..
Rss. annihiss.4 o. mar iasgAee, tnmSis.ss,
oarPct hAss, eSisyu 20 s'shd soKes. Ssa 81.
This nae ola I. y. NsggAEenAh. one Of the
modern time.
bni Ihnrsisy afternoon there cam aodsss travel
Who mile, an watched how ruthlcssIy tNs baggage
Then As be pOssisd out hi. trunk for him 70 smash
lev and humhS silver ana iy sSR assS scsn '
Ssi sSSh As h... are A thai trunk. Hanils
there's man travelling who w~ichss ana -eep.
ssd Ways Over las baggage, then thsts ths
tOhorps the same - before
~" Ts s'5ed hts shabby ,rank with sncrts Of
And IN to second. both the haasies from the eaa.
And nssale.s Of the ploadins. Of o. passenger tor
He bSSssd the trunk on the platform. aud the.
omnibus run over it, and then ~t.scsSS u e, 80
"a tp ei aus threw q % the end Il the bridg.
huEssd ], in ii. arm. took sSins sp "a. mall M,
- ~ car v ith 10, and lit on II IN = cor
~ M ue'ts' head and Stomach, ana
sneehsa into more pieces than sl.sr. a.
hafN on dog's back. sna the peNt $3.50
thar baggage-car Ma Just alive with ot,e IN
terc~ted baggage man, and more r,..li,,.
squirming, ~riggliug. rafting. c,,ilips -.tsi.'
snakes than you would believe had sser 'I ssss
born. -"
Chorus a. previously, but with more teeIinel.
caNro QUARsVZ.
In VAIN thy muse essays e. tell how Pete. a..
smasher. s~ore,
And yelled and shrieked and hOwied aud rosret
and rsVed ana ramped and tore,
And turned As blue a. indigo, aud swelled O. nina
times tn size % double decker Saratoga
uunk' and died In two mi nutes after he got out
OF the car, while the modest traveller. viewing
hls eNaRgerated remains, smiled sadly. aud
- snakee before.
Chorus 10
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hSfr mt ne best authorttioo agree In the
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V>hoAAs DOwLInG. Auotionssr
SPECIAL SALE or LADIES AND aHsrL.
MEUT UNDBRWI4R
y. WHiT SssAs S Ed KID ASH M cSat IoAs Oh

In virtue of writ OF ntr fscias issued out OF the
Clerk once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
~ Columbia. and to me directed. gill sell, for
ceeh, q public sale. at No 63l street southeast
O'Clock N, the fo'losila goods and chstte ., viz
One hundred and fly (15o) tons OF W hite and ned
cbattels of VIM. h. Barbour, and will Be .old %
ssti,fy execution Nc. 10 cs6 In favor Of Phila Ell
phia and 8eeding Goal and Iron 90.
ALEX SHARP,
octh dts O. q, Marshal, ID q.