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,HoMAs D0wLING. Aucttoneer.

1RrS1 EEa' SALE OF OH FINAL LOTS MUM.
BEk g. 6. II, IS aud IA IN 8QUARE NUMBER
1888. NIR1 HEAST, IN THE CIrY OF WASH
lNGION, D. C.
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated 9Th gep- "a
TENDER, 1879, and duly recorded in Liber No. RI
81 folio a. one Of the land records OF the
PARTIES secured thereby we viii of-r ct public sale
on II IDAY, 1sT DAY OF july, 1881. In front OF
Of original lots number 5. 6, IL, is and IA, In
District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash: balance of the
purchase money in Fix and twelve months the
giving their note bearing Interest from
az Of the purchase mon.y may be paid on the day
OF fale. deposit OF ffty dollars required when
r. r. JACKSON,
25-d&da JOS J. WATERS, ! TRUSTEES.
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IA EEA'S.
je25 I'll Market Space, Washington. DC.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,

EA1 HAVttDINAhf bARGAINSs
LLAMA LACE P0INTEs, FICHUs. GCARFS
AND JACKETS AT HALF PRICE.
LUPIN'S BLACK PANAMA LACE BUNTINGS
AT so CENTS.
BLACK ALL-wOOL BUNTINGs AT rs CENTS,
kkDUUED FROM S7x.
BLACK AND COLO RED GRENADINES AT
MARKED DOWN PRICES"
BARGAINS" IN WHITE GOODS. EMBROID-
EhED SWISS MUSLlNc, TABLE LINENS,
WELS, NAPKINS, &c.
PARASOLB AT COST.
FRENCH ORGANIZES AT rs CENTS.
LADIES' LINEN AND MOHAIR ULsTERB,
Isle GLOVES. GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
FIFTY DOZEN LADIES' HEMsrITOHED ALL
LINEN CAMBkIC RANDKERCRIGFS at 81 80
per dozen or 124 cents piece. ''Barsa ms"
~ ONE PRICE ONLY,
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9xH sTRnH1.
je25
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On w. VERMONT AXRNUE. BETWEEN AND
W STREETS NORTH WE iT.
In pursuance of a deed of trust Of date the ~
!trh day Of May, D: 1879, AM of rec ord in i:a
Liber No. 8 o. folio 4s3 of the Land r c LII
OF The District Of Columbia. and at the reqasst of
ire party thereby, secured: the undersi med. as
trus in ssid deed, will offer for sale, at bic
snctior, In front Of the premises. on MONDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF july, A. u. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
P the folio wing described real estate. situate
in the city of WI. hingto0 ID. e., and known and
fesc) ibed as parts of !ots numbered Que % and
thirty one t3D Of Bars subdivision Of square
numbered three dred aud fifty eight 1885, the
same icing improved by 70 story frame dwell
ing.
Terms Of sac: One third OF the purchase money
cash and the residue in three equal instruments
secured by notes OF purchaser for the same, pay
able respectively at Blk, twelve aud eighteen
months from day Of sae with interest st six per
c-nt, secured by deed Of uust on the property. A
deposit Of $50 wi, be required at the ms of sale,
the trustee reserving tho right to resell the PROV
erty should the pm chassr not comply with above
terms vi hin five days from day of sale. Costs of
C. nveyanciLg st purchasers expense
kOLOLPaE CLAUGH TON,
JeIo-Q Trustee.
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rHAl CERY eALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE
~ DO. GIG D street SOUTHWEeT.

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court II
o. the Dlstic- OF Columbia, passed In Equity N.4
Cauee No 1859, the undersigned Trustee -4c.l
therein Will sell at public auction. In front OF the
premises to the hishe st bfdcer, on Tuesday the
18th DAY OF JULY, u. 1881. at + O'CLOCK p NJ "a /
tnaf eeJt.in PIECE or parce Of land lying and being
t ha: and known as original In numbered thirty
eighty seven $3.50, together with the improvements
tHh s c5nsistins Of fine three-sto Frame
Ie, ms OF ga pretctibe1 by the said decree. are
ss follows: Ore third OF the p urchase money in
cssh on the Fay of SALE within seven days there
after. and the residue In two equal instruments,
payable IN si1 and twelve months after the day O
sac, the purcha eiviBR tea for said deferred
PAYMENTS bearing iUterest n six per cent psr an
Lum from the day Of sale a secured by deed I
pay the purchase money in cash. A ds osit f
600 vi be required when the property is sod.
all ccnv.yanci g to tie 1T the purchasers cost. If
default be ade In complying with the above
OF ga e. the Trustee will letell at the rick Of
the defaultfDg gu chaser.
JAMES W. BARKER. Trustee
Sout hWe.t cor. d and 7Ih SITS. sonthwest.
Dt NCANSON BROS. Aucts ie2g Sis
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rUENINGHAM. THE HLL-KNOwN, BELL
~ s91s u. Il prepared e do az Kinds OF
snd old ones remodeled. Remember the numbor-
TO 9Th street northwest. marN
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AARRI1D.

BERRI1T-BARBARIN. In New York city.
June 2. 1881, by the Rev. Thos ii S.II, of Trinity
parisb, MI. y. MERRITT, Of Perth Amboy, Nj.
- i-LIzABkIH BAkBARiS, OF West Washington.
DO.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucteneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
THREE s sTo Eas p9 gR r. BR1GK EE$I q;
SCRkET, BETWEEN O AND ID STREETS
NORTHWEST. No. 800.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
Of the District Of Columbia, passed 90 the fsI
12d Cay OF June: 1881. in equity cause 2 1872. ~.
DAY. TaE 1lTa PAY OF JG1x: 1881. ~ s ooIogk
s sol P50rsrty; The nossn tysnty three feet
hundred iest deep IF Lot numbered eleven. In
square 293. and the south ta enty feet by the
depth thereof Of Lot eight. said square
asS Together gs with ,as i%Pioye@s1t. witch
AZ the modern improvements. being No. 800 18th
Terms as prescribed by the decree. arc: Oae-
fourth Of the purchase in cash, aud the residue on
the day Of sale with notes bearing interest and
secured By deed Of trust on the property sold.
All coDyeyancing to be at purchasers cost. 4 de.
post Of $500 viii be required at the time Of sale.
Ii the terms Of gale are not complied with in ten
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the rick and cost Of the defautting
JANIS H. SMITH CHARLES O. COLE.
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D H. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer.

Y II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRgsTEIs, SALE OF a VALUABLE LOT.
IMPE0NED BY TWO SMALL FRAME
HOUt ES Nos. 1lG2 AND llu4 SIXTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust made by John IL
Donovan on the 18th day Of Septem oer, E85f
1879. and recorded In Liber 922, folio 423. 4..2.
ct seq one Of the land records Of the District of
Colnmb1s, and at the request OF the party secured
we viii rel at pnbllc auction, in front OF the prem
ses. on WEDNESDAY, the 29TH DAY OF JUNs, 1881,
Eround. situate and being ia the city Of washing
ton, Dist let OF Columbia, and known and distin-
guis he'd upon the pat Of said city Lot mum
twenty Ave C25, Dsyidson's subdivision Of square
The terms Of sale are: one third CASH balanc.
In nine and eighteen months. with interest at six
ger cert On the deferred psyms nts, to be secured
by deed Of trust on the premises deposit OF 500
will be required at tine Of sale If the terms of
sale. the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
said property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser.
JAMES D. POWER, Trustees,
iel6- eoCNds
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JANIS H. SMITH b CHARLES O. COLE.
Trustees.

Immediately after the sale OF the above described
real state The following personal effects will be
sold on the above described premises, viz: Mirror
Front Wardr ofe1, Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures.
5el7-d&ds Administrators.
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w ALIER b MILLIAMs = Oo, Auo.s.

N ALTER B. WILLIAMS l. 90. Auots.
EXEOUH OR'S R.LE OF ABOUT So, 600 DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA GOLD BE AIRING
1EH CENT BQSD5s MIs0ELh EogS
PAREL. FURNITURE, &C., AT AUG TON.
By order OF the Supreme Court for the Dis-n
let Of CClumbia, holding special term on
uetday, May Gath A. d 1881. shall sell H13t1
h the sale sroom of Walter B. Williams& Co u
o. FRIDAY. july Isl, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK NJ
u Q personal effe cts of the late Jonathan Homer
Lane, deceased, ma mely:-
5s Vols 8 llman', Journals.
2SS Vols. Miscell 4neous 3 ooks.
Silver Watch. Weal ing Apparel, Drawing Instru-
meDta, 10 Horse Power Turbine Wheel,
Spectroscope, in Box, Furniture &c.
AT II O'CLOCK NJ, within salesroom,
c. 6 per cent Geld, 81. 0OO each.
Blk 90 Washington Funding Bonds Of ths D. Of
y. per cent Gold $500 each.
Forty-six (46) Washington Funding Bonds of the
D. Of G. Per cent Gold. $50 each.
Terms cash.
it28-3t JAS. j. CLARK, Executor.
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STEAMERS, &c.
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
,. sss.EetI Y. ,KRowsM1TH win ..irA
sy . Fdss Sh Saturday and sunday for
asas'B leass.s sn I'D stt9'ssy Il &!
g. :f$ t 20 s'
LOB BALTIMORE AVID RIVER LANOINGs.
49, me s Steamer see Capt W0 .eEoes.sAs'
sGSDkY ats J. m for . ! iVsr and AND Eks@E
f sssve, ,Rd Bs,m1ss Es1p1PinF
Los,r River Landing. should take hi: iiss ~
ne. Inform .,,0n .Ds'f ss1pHrssos Bro,
aYenre and - X stfsss. MIS- an i'-
~ sTEAMER LADY OF The LAKE 0'
Win leave her yharf foot Of si1th r~N
DAY and FRIDAY, At $50 O'clock
2; m. TOUCHING at Piney Point. Point Lookout and
dsys win be issued as follows e'oA ''A 'o"'
First- Class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
FIRST ci,s; Fare to Fortress Monroe and so ~
second -cs,s s,cS ........S2 %
first class Fare to Ppey Pt and Pt Iooront l. 81
xnTst-class Round Trip to Ptney Point and Point
second Glass. each way. ...... e
RstnIDiIF Leave Norfoh TUESDAYS. THURS
Tickets aud staterooma can be secured NJ general
once 6lS ,stn street In the National Metropolitan
New Il 9oR 2s sh sTs wharf
JOHN GIBSON aud z O. KNIGHT leave Pier Il,
CAST Eiyer. New Yori. every SATURDAY. At p.
particulars apply to agent 63 Water street, George
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
III. II. Tra4auyH.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aoctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINsvo OF HoUsR-
HOLp EURNI CuRE, CuN.ISTING OF PAR
LOB sc IS MARE, e rOP wALNuT AND
TRFssI AND BEbDiNG' KIrcHEN ANn
I'M MH.k ROOM WARE. STOVES, CARPETS,
MATING, MIRRORS &C.
~ virtue o. de- d OF trust to us, beariny6
cate the 9Th dsy of September A. D. 1873, W
Al Z. corded in Liter 1874. folio 29l, ct seq -
w. the unr erstsned Trustees. will offer for
SAFE. at public suction. on s SATURDAY. THE On
DAY or july, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK A NJ, at the
aucut rooms OF nuecsneon Bros . corner of 9th
and streets northwest. al Of the above m an
TONED Household Furniture, AMI Lot of other
dol seht Id Arttcl.s too numerous to mention.
JOHN N. WALKER -.
je29 WILLIAM II. JOHNSON,S trustees.
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Il and Workmanship. "a years. prscttce. Per-
sonai sstgeriate,adence- viii write specfcGtions and
sUfe7inSesd the construction Of first class sanitary
work at fair chAree. Orders TOR any amount Of
work promptly dIed JAS. r. Bkl&Ns
ulQ2ms El9 9Th street northwest.
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FyNBOMAs DOWNING. Aucaoneer.
ANTIQUE AND MODtRN HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITTRE hTGTTON

On FBIDAY MORNING, July 1sr, 1881, -
st 10 O'CLOCK. at No. SIT 18th ut. between "
following effects. viz: Hl
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Cover and Stool,
Antique Martel Mrrorf.
Handsome Psr,os SUITE, in Crimson Damask,
HaiI-Cloth Parlor Suite,
Marb.eTo Tables, Lounges.
Walnut aud Painted Chamber Furniture,
Fine Hair Mattresses. Husk Mattresses.
Feather Pillows and BoIsters,
Antique Side board, Side Tables,
Antique Clock. Pictures
Brussels, Thr.e-ply ard Ingram Carpets,
Wa nut Extension Table,
China and Glassware,
Kitchen Requisites, sc.
je28 st THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
(HARLE6 W. handy, Aucuoneer.
ThUeTEE'S SALE OF TWO SMALL FRAME
HOUSES On FIFTH kTREET AOIICHEAaT

NOS. SIT AND SIG.
UI der and by virtue Of . deed Of trust dated
folio 265 one Of the land records Of the Dstricr Il
Sotnmo,s, snd the REQUEST on tee holder OF the
auctOa in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
TEE UT. Z. pa, PAY or SuHs a isst AT O'CLOCK
Of lot fonr en- ti4l, IN square eight hundred and
twenty two (S22) b. ginning for the said piece Of
thence west one hundred and five (lO5) feet one (
II ch thence nort9 forty. one 4O feet thence east
tier &c south forty one !4D fet to the place o, be-
RinIing being the south forty one (&D feet front
10 the faid city of Washington
TENS Of ga g: One fourth cash, balance In ak,
twelve md eighteen months, with interest ct ,he
rate OF six per cent per anuum, secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold ali cash at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser. 100 down at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with in seven days. Con-
vey sncng at cost Of purchaser.
jel6-c&ds O. JAMES Trustee
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NHANCERY GALE OF VALUABLE REAL
~ tSTATE ON VEI MONT AVENUn, ADJOiN-
ING The RESIDENCE OF JUDGE AN
LREW WYLIE.
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Cour. -,
OF the district Of Columbia. passed June "a, f.4H
A. u. 1881, in Equity CaIse No 7,77,- -a.0.
Young ct a.. vs.. Young ct al the undersiyn
the l1ea 1I. Day "a July 1881. Ct sI1 oc.ox
real estate. situate in the city Of Washing
ton; y; e.. TO Wit; Lots + and 9. IN Cotmans sub
246: Let Is improved by q two story, Brick
Dwelling. The ether Lot is unimprnved. The i.ots
sdtsin each other. and ,cn fronts 20 feet on Yer
mont avenue by depth VI 100. 20 1OO to an al ey.
Terms Of sale: Ore third cash. and the balance
in two Equal indictments at and twelve months,
for which the purchaser win be required to give
notes with interest at per cent from day of sale
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. de-
post Of 800 will be required at time Of sale on
esch lot sold Terms OF sale to be CO npned with
within seven days from day Of sale; in default Of
which the property to be resold after five days. L.
ve.tif ement in the Evening Star newspaper at the
risk and cost OF defauittnx Purchaser. Deed given
upon full payment Of the purchase money and att
ication of the sale by the court. Convsyancins at
pun chaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
" 3i2 . street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. ie27 -dSds
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ZINE PAIR
LARGE BAY CARRIAGE HORSES.
TWO FINE SADDLE HORSES,
ONE RAISED IN KENTUCKY AND ONE IN
VIRGINIA. BEING TEE PROPERTY
OF RIGHT HONORABLE SIR
EDWARD THORNTON.
On SATURDAY, july I'd, AT IL O'CLOCK
NOON, We will sell. in front Of the Brit ish 80
Ministers stables, 10Th and streets nor IL C-@A
w.s., the above mentioned Horses. Sir Edward
thornton leaving for Europe the stock is sold for
no fault, and presents an opportunity Of getting
fine riding and driving horses
je28.d DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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W. M SINISTER & SONS.
919 PennsylvaMt0 Avenue.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND MADRAS DRESS
GINGHAMS IN WARRINGTON.
LAWNS! LAWNS! LAWNS,
90 ps beautiful LAWNS, sc.
leo ps. beautiful LAWHS, &c.
2t0ps beautiful LAWNS, SC.
200 ps beautiful LAWNS, lOc.
300 Is. beautiful LAWNS, l2kc.
LINEN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS,
Beautiful LINEN LAWNS, nv Is, lis, 20. 25c.
Beautiful FRENCH LAWNS. 25c.
b ack LINEN LAWNS, 25c.
Black FRENCH LAWNS, Csc.
Two hundred t0 pieces of beautiful MADRAS
DRESS GIN CHAINS reduced to TO- lax and
15c., positively the largest assortment in this
city.
IsDI4 LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS, the new
and desirable White. Goods for Ladies' and
Children's Dresses.
Very fine quality INDIA LINEN, only 2Oc, worth
37hc This is a special barg ,n.
Closing out all OF our new PARASOLS at actual
cost.
Closing out all Of our beautiful Csc DRESS GOODS
fabout ]. 0OU pieces), at l5c.
Yard-wite LINEN, for Ladies' Dresses and Dus-
Ladies' LifEN BUSTERS. sl25.
CARTER,S.
ie26 I'll Market Space, Washington. D. C.
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTED LINEN LAWNS OPENED
THIS DAY
IoOfIECTS ALL-LINEN PRINTED LAWNS,
Which we shall cell at 20 cents-a special b,rss.n:
Elegant assortment Of
LACES. NAINSOOK. SWISS AND CAMBRIA
EN BkOIDERIES,
With fun line Of While FABRICS for Summer
Wear.
BROWN CLAGETT.
te2s 800 Market Space.
EIGHT CENTS PER YARD.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.
LACE FIcvKs. BRILIIANTs. &c.
TEN CENTS PER YARD FOR LINEN LAWNS
WARRANTED HALF LINEN.
l2A CENTS PER YARD FOB MADRAS GINa
HAMS,
DESIRABLE STYLES.
Is CENTS PER YARD FOR REAL SCOTCH
GINGHAMS.
PREVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY WE OFFER
OUR LABGE STOCK OF CHOICE
GOODS AT VERY LOW
OZONE PRICE.
W. M. SHUSTER & SONS,
tt27 919 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Aucuoneers.

VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS,
WITH THE IMPR0VkMEN rs THEREON.
ABOUT FOUR MIIHS FROM THE WASH
INGTON CITY MARKETS. ON TIE GLEN
WOOD OEM tTERY ROAD, LEADING TO
BLADEk SBURG.
On FRIDAY. July STH. 1881. AT O'CLOCK -
NJ We shall sell, on the premises, that Te3
valuable Garden Farmfknown as tie Ema luel .xs.N
Lacey 'aIln) lying in Prince Ge1rg County, Md,
Oh the badensburg road. containing about thirty
acres Of land, more less in nigh state of cult
Walton, with improvements. consisting Of 3 large
dive linz, e1sht rOomf, corn house, barn Rn
stable Az by co ana otner out houses. with e1-
celent pumr Of watee st the )or, aud never fall
strsam OF water running through tne lind.
Ills place cannot be urplssed as Truck Garden
IN the state OF Maryland; location healthy, AID In
oil excellent pe1g oorhooa
IMMEDIATELY AFTER v i'll be Offered l0l acres of
land, adj icing IN h1ik and if not sold, VIII be
xoid IN about 20 acre lots. Pa will be exhibited
on day OF safe
Fer particulars apply to Hugueiy Il Bowen. No.
CAB New York avenue orthwest.
Terms of sale: One third cash; bs ance in one
two and three years, for notes bea-iug iato est
from Gay Of sale and seen ed by deed OF trust
propetsgo eo,d. all convsyAncing at purchas sr's
jsz5 d WALTZ r B WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ERESH Peaches,
APRICOTS.
PLUMs.
RAsPBERRIES.
EXCURSION AND PICNIC SUPPLIES A sPE-
CIALTY.
B. W. REEDS SONS,
te25 1916 st northwest.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS

MI HNVhANTO AND NINEHS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Bsltimore-Every wEDNES-
Spears Wharf Cnear foot 8. Gay street.)
From New York-Every THURSDAY and SAT
UhDAy, at p m. from Pier 49, East River (near
foot Clinton stIeet)
EIesant passenger accommodations, Ioveat
rates freight guaranteed
Rates of pas, aseFirst class. e6. including meals
sired. % cents per zeal.
A. L. HIGGINS, Aar.,
t6oston ha-ft BALTIMORE, Md.
ie25 PIER AZ. EAR sfvFS. Nv.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.


NEW GOODS
POT1 ERY AND PORCELAIN.
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS.
sTATUETTEs. TOILET SETS,
VASES, TEA SETS.
FINE PLATED WARE and choice bits OF CHINA.
suitable for WEI DING PRESENTS.
M. w. BEVEBIDGE.
1e,l No. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
EOwLER's PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TUMBLERs.
CREAM FREHzERs.
NOVELTIES IN CHINA AND MAJOLIOA.
TEA SETS. TOILET SITS.
DINNER SERVICES, DECORATED and WHITE.
SILVER PLATED WARE
OF the finest quality in Ice Pitchers Casters Berry
Usher, CAKE Baskets. Gard Receivers, &c 80.
WLMAKTH & EDMONsTON.
jeN 100 Market Space.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE Gel E R ATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINaER.
TEE BEST IN Use. AT
]. W. SCHAFER,S,
1910 9TH street,
jeIO ABOVE New YoRK AyEHrr
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DATENT OFFICE.
=. Moo. PERKINS, OouxmLLoR. Af-LAv.
S09 Sreet northwest. 6pecaalty-Pateit It Law an
Patent ODco pra0ao0. mSrSl
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or HEERIGERATORS, WATER
" COOLERS. OIL AND GAS STOVES,
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES,
We can show the largest assortment in the city; al
allow prices. Also OarbolIzed Paper. Moth Mill.
dew and Water Proof. The attention OF Builders
and others Is invited to orr large assortment O.
Slate Mantels. Latrobes. Brick set Ranges, and
Furnaces. We are agents for the Social and Fire
side Jewel Latrobes, st. George and Stag Head
Elevated Oven RanRe and Radiant Home Furnace
Estimates given for Timing. Plumb Ing and Heat
ing. w. D. JENKS e. CO..
mt III 18th 1t. n ~.
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NEW YOp
The rrst class steamers OF this Line.
''AMS1 tkDAM," 'ROTTERnAM,"
''SCHIEDAM," wv, A. SCHOLTEN,"
''P. CALAND," and ''MAAB."
Carrying the Y. 2. Mails to the Nstherlauds leave
watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WE'D
First Ostin. s60-570. I'D Cabin ESQ. S.esrsge,
&26. n. CAZAUX. General Agent, "a South VIII
Lam as, St New York For passage apply to ". G..
METZEROTT & 90, 925 Pennsyisania avenue,
Washington, or T. ii. JOHNSON, Agent, National
Safe Deposit Building. corner New Yo+f ave. a1d
10TH q. Northwest ian11
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UINNIP, DAY 4 co.,
tell
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
sos Market Space,
Are Offering the GREATEST BARGAINS OF THH
SEASON

Ibe bef ALI WOOL EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
CAkfEI :! 10 cents FER yard. reduced from 30
h.pdsolae line Of TAPESTRY BRUsSKLs, st
BODY BRUsSEi s, from d Is to q .es per YARD.
MATTINGS. O!LOLOTRS. So. So. sf corre-
LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS and WINDOW
SHADES made TO order.
-CALPRTS SENT FOR. OLRANxD and RE.
TURNED ct short notice.
SINGLETON HOEKE.
1ell 8Ol Market SnaNA
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LA PRINCESS
L. the name Of our new g. cent CIGAR Il In superb
6ICKLE1' California Oiaar Store.
No. 10l1 Penn. Az bet. 10th and nth 81. jel4
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J. ". BOTHER b son
ere the Agents for the sale Of Tickets In this Dis
trict Of the
imam STEAMSHIP co.
xArne7 PROPOSING 70 visit Europe can obtain IL
.pi-sn W BoTELER h son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-05
A Brutal Parent.

New York, Annie Louise
Crawford, the child so cruellytreated
by her father and step-mOther, on
suspicion that she had stolen some
household articles and twice set the
residence on fire, continued to-day,
in the supreme court, the story of
her sufferings. She said the first
fire occurred on New Years Day.
She had nothing to do with it,
being in the parlOr with Charley
Freeman. The second fire occurred
on January 18th. The witness was
in her mothers room with her
mother and Mrs. Smith. She
had nothing to do with the
fire. She had been taken
to the station house twice,
once before and once after the fire.
The night before Christmas, a piece
of cord was tied around her arms.
After the second fire, her arms were
bound and she was tied to the knob
of the parlor door one week. After
that, her hands, day and night,
were strapped to her side. Her
father brought home chain which
was placed around her waist and
to the wall in the dining
room. She was lOoSened at night
but the chain was not taken off.