davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-20

Accepting tho estimate that tho uuIted etntcs
hns produced A. $50 bt, II whent, or 10 0o0, 900
qrs, IL. X. Jacksou, in Dornbusch Of tho Eth
lust. snys:
llo,v mich out Of tho 10 000, 900 1rs will An,er-
CO export? In tho year ena!n9 August, iesV,
\merich found ~. .U tWD ara pr wheat sufficient
for homo consumption. and WIS nbo to export
fully - ,0U0 lrs III this cUll1ttrY ami thg Cout
ncut, bcstcs shipments Of Hour to Chlnn and
elsewhere. We may therefore conclude thnt
ont OF this ycura i GU crup II, ,00 600 may bo
hpnred, and rs thu United Starcs In tho cereal
ycnr Just ended Ind surplus OF IS OK. .UU0,
i!nu only axpor,cd 10 ,tio United king
iau,o'oA u lss, thero sl'o'ld remain 4 resofyo
sDn's surplus Of i9.0, ,01D tn turn into money If
wanted. 1t lnny. however, hu granted that
America should always keep d stronger reserve
0f 'WhUnt thNn has been t!ufIe hitherto, when
farmers woru poorer tllan thoy arc. and thus u
moderate cnlculHtf0n Will only tako credit frnin
A,nerien, not OF @:,00, ,lN0 qis but or ,OOO,UD1
lrs, lenv!nH i.0OU!0yO for reserve. Out Of this
export tho British ahnre would ordinarily bo
l0.k1,DOo a9.linst Tho Cohtsncnt's 7,Uooh Hrs.
but syeAr tho ,llvisIon nny. be ha!t mud halr
Tor tho snke Oi argument W0 tAyO therefore
to supply fNtnro wnn1s 10 rceeivc FROM
Qifrttrs
FnsiibA fAnMN
H ia;isila Ghlii. aaI oihsr coantrc;..
, 1881-09-20
MINNESOTA.

tsov. Njl!et,,try Calls I'M Extra Session
Of ltic f.s.sa'mtuvs to Consider the
DlnitO,iOred 4suslhs.
, 1881-09-20
GENERAL MARKETS.
-CORN-Thcyc Is u light trado at ur

BAEGlSG-Trnde wAs faIr nt drsny HustntARt
prices, 1'ha tendency In cottun senn!cHs bugs IL
rnther upwnr uwlsx to tho enhanced Gust OF thu
auntprln!. Wu uuUtus
, 1881-06-18
BOARD 1Y4tNI,ED.

pOAlsn-AN EXPERIENCED LADY
- pianist uni v0cslftt d1atex haxr IN part Ur ok
H.a.tao Tor !ustFuesioa city ur 1ubuFbs Audrusa J.
, 1881-06-18
ARCHERY,

The Charming PaatiinO' and Its Devo.
tooa-G1issYs OF tho North Nldo Arcla-
cry Club-Fractlctnx for the National
Tournament to Occur July II, IL, II
High Individual Scpros = Disstt~
guialael lsoxvnien 10 Arrive.
Considerable enthusiasm, chasantetizca tho
members of tho North Side Archery Club. and 1t
has hean ticoltlcl to bhoot Mt tho south lawn,
Lincoln tarA, oyGry Saturday artertloan ilnrIn4
tho SEASON., THO shoot to-day wilt cumtncnco ut
4};D y, ILL.,, and prlzo metill Will 10 awnEt|ca for
tho bost soo re Mt eighty aud sixty Jar!s. Th!s
will DO n handicap, cauh archer being allowed
tho difference botweon ills score Of lust Saturday
and tho highest Of tho salne Jay. 1t Is uso OK
pestcl tnat somo Of the individual members
will otIor prIzo mettals for the second, third, and
fourth scorUa.
!; The last tlola.lay was highly enjoyable, and
maaly good scores Wcro made. IA reported III TITS
IusnuNA OF Sunday Inst Mr. II. 8. Taylor, the
winn0r ot tho Club elasnp planshlp snc.las on that
occasion, Will hold It uutll tho noxt flaId-day,
whunlt will again 10 competed for. Whooyor
wins 1t frt'm Taylor, however, lnust show some
exceptionally good shooting. TITO champion
aas boon In DULY practice this wpck, aud ono
day ualo the following sooro IN tho Club round!
ArruHs. 1Gnds. 1ttts. Seors:.
.,-..-.,.,,".......@@ Y Ht
1ts's. ssss*%++ss.ss ssss.ssstsss.'.tu - 4u
Total. .,.....,.....,...,......d7 8st
~ INV - R01V A1 AV0F ny VIVA ?NtA ~ "ssh ~ NV
easy 1uattur for htm to remain ahalnploa all
summer, Ite il praotlolng daily at hls ranKa at
Lawndalo, and Is cxpeutlng to parteIpato In
tito grand Nnttoaat Arohary to.lruaInont 10 10
hell at Prospect Park, llsuoklya, July H. u, aud
II. Tho Club championship .aod1l meyer gtos
out Ut tho i1n'!ts Ut tha Club, and ID snbleot to
competition nM eyory. .aeld.Aay. r., =
day On tho aft9risoi. Ut July l., wlsii thu prIxo
yaw;ho lnoaai WIZ ba oaAt9n.isd tor At forty
YNrt1S. will uiN0 tlA GkhmDlODH0tn tnGflna
ladies' un4 genteMeu NJ iA0 upluuahlA Gnd
American rounds Tho shootEng Will oommones
.f.siMiptliy .natehsa win ps arranged alao With
6epn sent 10, lie. Wabash Norsy iioWlon, of.
gtrawtSsd;yi!le, l94;;, the !sfo9kiHyn m, archery
Now Y0rk Arrhety C.ue. Tic n.eaIo1s of
Oh ehl4 OCCASION, hut each club shoots on la p,sn
range. aud ihs scores arg shei. osshantca by
nelf-eaptsinA. Ttnma froM zach ~ these tlaba
hayp bevn eballenxei ~ = fF!sndly iuaich, and
thpy will Ahoot tho York Round.
J. 4. AdAms " IN pgHctlpe ut tho Athletic Club
, 1881-06-18
u "A stolIe. docs It not?' asked tho re-


oMt t9e iMn'ltles ~ tlli' rOtlEli stt,,Ic, nlHl
GiVrA y tug atlstfs which fosii,* !ts chief ut.
iiM,tM}i: ihH etltttilE WY luritrfly 9lanDst
ssars ts teSss @ as y ba'. etS; ai T. afsy ~ et s
,,1aa a!2i ,l 4 Hsw nYrk hy % work'ne,! hro.!elt
st M ner tG , s H. @ 0t tIyr \ r" -, citSap Hal on ~
!siitIlo lMtwss t'sy, tho tw,, eoYntrs - MIS-
!MIttciiMr iieltt nt am'!nstIy. Y la,ys. ID etiof
Whfts. T. l,tlnrt uisalnnli!ts which llaye beHit
sMs 81 u, !a!,'Ma' r. ln:te 81 lIlt9rtlnE lhen u
~ ~ ."1 a.n,, ,'mM aM '''s 'e est III "''s eo'f
ItutIutt DiAMOSt,s Au1s ADMITTED. 70 TIt1s
GOuNyt.r n,,ry-fltEE,
IN tito HOPE VI L&,t1ng ,tp tt1e industry, at,l
cut dLn,1U,lds nru subject to i duty Of ID pei
cent?
Does tho cost of Tic setting largely H.
CREASE lie vniun III a stO,c1,
mo. TtIe price which Il cl,st0nlrr pnys Is
for the STONY, md Tho rust Ut Tic rel ltnx com
iMratiya'3 siteaittng, ls It tIo account. IN Is
b y wsTs sx & Tie 'sT eSs IT, sSSs S ~
better. II iiiss, erowIis, a,'ti other piecss tis
] sett{ngs 'r' s!6i !,r s!abofte. lsr ior ,,, Sx
wOrtl, Sly. Occasionally We aro Oblgcti t0
recut stune, n.,tl, tntl1tt It lost.s III weight,
the rrc,ttsns ntlls IL Its va,,le. liere Is iinr.
fOr lsthilce, allAt it'at n1in carat ny recutthly
-o,eiafi,er nl ~ WelKht,--Mat tlaGi' 1t IL
9lS !s tie dssr G ei It'll H. J. Ss Ssa!Ifaf Eon,
LYLE "rRcG n ta ~ GM,Mrys.SEss9 rn ,Sss n' ntt
ox9Isl!se't loW y i,atl nii11tneeti Win eMtt,s.
MY wns' i"I tnaI !cnsnll. Me lItnro vhuaan;e.
r"1 sa' use , rvWa,Gr, ~ s,n ny Snr
vo,,r ,,'n!:st Sa m 1''t a'o" 'c''se o' '''osc III
Sesr |s,cEei!noK ~ {, M.ad inn, ill.,. otn ,,,,,
c,rarsre. e sir,,xsr III l.s se IT, woR rtcIur iI
braid n View alal R!Gks nMt something
., ilo! M1 LIZ f ~, Mu Snr @ slcnuy Gus
;.f ~ , ns1 H., ,ot % M ,'u ooN S"eWete ~.
~ n,," peM o So',.S a.:r,,t t"nFG ay nfo t
mHs ~ ~ ~ m,siM, Y, M1ete1ce u! VIZ
hral.l M a1,t tho ot,,er ls,,'tt. So i + witll
nMF ,nIt feSisas estonioas: ',, oseaSonts 30
,sa, W t,',.9 stu9eiES ic,,,t t' sk 40, 10 S ~ ao
m'isa. ,rt. s,oms, oecH"sn t.s s tcs Ew W. nass
md ra|hs fro Ml,c !" lsks ST.. slolr ; sstse-
s' ,,',t n H., ,.a Wy ,v wi i, ~ "I w., oa s
liiihK ~ iiiat sh,Wn Will witt1o!it ta.o selsinE,
Mtg' Y y WIN ''"'ul''A's s"o" "'' ''e oostcF Will
III ii r., mt ,con,o f.s,,o,ttv ,,.oo,,o,t Il,
p.!ys,nE w ali,,!oHsx EI, .ss., , ~ ,,o, -, o,..,,
,,Not i. Whstl uleY pMy g. houses nt estaD-
tint .at "osG T. tssest f ~ H. - H. W.
tnnl r, t rspi,tI,o, y ~ L"S Seps ~ neo ,,
tnk ' tHy Wy y ot, pnSiM Son;stg very alco
al'a sottIna livery cheap. Itcfe are
DIAMOND HttAni'A
who resort tn oil sorts of do,lgcs, lilse the
e sscass, wS ,o ofsss ssy dt z ss sf Y uso xatss
Wl,u Ia about Ia *, to EurDnr, anil is Ohjlecl
tU 1mrt with Tho nublu n,li1iiais. Ute. liiroU
fc1tnws wura lleru within tho l,rst three
"s 's Hs f: 81 sS ss,s t'Ss !ss St hss It !S @ II Il
s"rts Of pretalst.s. borrowing money oitile,n,
null IL varinas other ways"
WMat ~ tl1o lhcthot Oh the ,dlalnond-
sl"ip r., ,.r h,a .,,,n,,.
, 1881-06-18

9ItIRUNE BRANCH OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODA'r TIE OUR
esabIshsS rans Uissss n ts dasss. ,'i iiiy.!ns. s
~ BdtrlRntna 11ltiw. wtl9Ea advertisements will 0
tnke 1nr tly Hh9 nr1cg ~ cttheIGA ut the MnIn UE
hce, 4Id will be tuc1avnd until u'tlatk u. nj.
HUltTit utVlS1UN. 80
~. J.. 4 y. stMMs. 1ookssI'oss und Sauonars. 10
nsshEess . sAar safasr !ss s{ Cottage aFa'eav
JDpsmM \. !ACUlsus. druggist, aoH lndIana-av.,
slEW, iUj3ii&%N. bruss.,, cornor rnlr.y :asst mud
WE8T DIVISION.
=. A.. IAuElll. Druggist, VI! 5uuth Ealated.st,
cuEnes EMnAstAlrt-1y.
ME. KitxkI. DeuxaIst. e4l West Maason.ss. cor
.,JAs: y: klaKhEy 4 Co, Druggists ISL soush
,JMii,ls' H. a. rIlAKMAGY: r y: wAGSw,uGur, S'2
I'll. suNNIG!islsN, Druggist, III H!uo ls'aud.av..
- i. {. i!EtillUK, Jowctor, NewelcAlor md Fsno
0Nit!s. IA l4qke.st. FVrlgf ling0il.
AuGtIsT 1Act'l llsOS. druggist in North 1tAlssed,
.. N0ITll DIVISION. -.
IL NuHa.lNuHAN 4 t0., DrugXisk AE North
CIkrk.sL ultflNr llIvIstOu+
~. n. Wll,LlhAiS Co, druggists. C'5 1.arraboo-
y Yiadiuis ". Il. 'NEgnE. Printing md Advertising
AEent NaEa as.d NauoMery 1lep0E g ytxtt0..:st:
, 1881-06-18

IL cxsupA Lnr4os u combination salllu unu driving
hnft I HFsgt g e,.sss: ~ ,f :f
, 1881-06-18

FI,O NENT-OR EXCHANGE - GRtST-
l. nGfi ni t.urreH cAphr!ty, Is niles southeast OF
CnleaEu. On nlit1al, EAlilk, ilo0m u i'd Washing,
lnIl.st-
, 1881-06-18
WlfNI,ED-IT> RENT.

WYANl'Ep-TO REST-l.ARr OFFICE;
w or esk rom, OIL Denrh0rn-at. by Il ilon,ber 1T
nNe n the btst known real md lnnu nF,ux In
tito CITY. AdAreA& ]. !. Tribune nflca.
, 1881-06-18

WANTED-SlN GOOD A MOI CAN
,.fY rnsscEs for tlnss fur tho EaenRerfas.. nam.
uEh y. !.OEn Now fnEk Paper B0x Company, III
, 1881-06-18

X{TlNDs0il f EUROPEAN HOTEL, TNIB-
~ mp h.uck lis tla laFscsE nnd butt E,lropn4a
hoo! II tho uty. having ~ rvas.s Eametx iF1 i6o
tAufnnt underneath, HhMttHi! uIiEdHrFN, rfop,
, 1881-06-18


A. uulLEASAFETY uU114EIs CANNOT
otp!Hdaf 9lvss M1st hteaM ~ !oaat money. umd
w,Ioit tspats. HilpineSfs aaa sssia assra ipsitsI
II fsN qf1.staN' 'S9 # ;s9a kae SsFrass 1cs. =
u tarI4ahd.xL. Nav fork. aud u F5anklin.at Chi.
ctx0,
F0llowtng lettet speaks fur itaeltt
GillrtG8. !nna 1s lssa-nuplsx Ssfsty. BOILER C2q-
pnry, u EFnnkllnssG, th!cu1tl-GtNrAkAkN1 IN FRI
a5 n!5n'nH y :s aoHat .sen9 thv ganr NJ fnI,
q wasar T!h st1o!ia 1fo !lMt L beeaIa fsd h9t.
!9sS sI!s u9tler were al.o !. tsa ngp
watcr: ma ~ leilava .hst 1l.,t!nx 6ut t.i,plgx
~ ioilsf Sspj9aeM. 4, naa1sr ai espo!;s haya
axrps lhat III Tip essu 0f ati 0ni!afy lNlur I'll 0x
plxin4 " IuFTlttc trE1 RuAt cpFainly hAY0 rhspt.
This bvtlsr hus hgD'! ssUh !aayt. flights. nhl hAA.
dAya wlthHAt iNl9Fnitssur, Rtd VII Whss nst ngfuas
ny xlrIrxpA ukt,n examination ut L4u tnslAN NJ tu
taht4 ~ lind TINT IL Wis eNtiF9ly fteN Ut &tAs dp.
poalt h1ngh j. had nut booa osaned kanca utAt put
Ya WI please replace tho injured SECTIONS at tho
ear1i4kt lMs.tblo h!0aunL and we shol lakH tdsa4.
nlysntaabs os Tho tluplex saioty noIlGr, Yours
"s|iE; ":s|iEs;noa, u1spsAl.l : pAxg..,
Th,a boiler can bc seen At the choaxo otcs u ths
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DIED.


REvLIN. November LIST. 1881. Mrs. MARY A. DEv-
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
SIS A street southeast Thursday morning, November
New York papers please copy.
CAMPBELL. Departed this life November 1. 1881.
at 10 O'Clock in the hope of bssful imnortsh-
ty after an illness OF six weeks. Mrs Ann CAMPBELL
year Of her age. She exemplary member of the
Catholic church, loving mother and kind neighbor.
Past her suferings, past her pain:
Cease to Weap for tears are vain.
Calm the turmoil of thy breast,
For she who suffered Is 1t rest
HER CHILDREN.
Funeral from her late residence 1886 Pstree George.
town, At 3 O'Clock Pm. THURSDAY. November d
Friends OF the family are invited to attend
GRAHAM. October 30th. 1881 ct 10: Is p. m. Wiz
GINA LEE. wife Of Commander j. ID. Graham. Us.
Funeral services win be held ct St. Matthews chu ch
family respectfully invited to attend.
JOHNSON. At Herndon. Fairfax county, Va, e
Mrs. Nathaniel Hanns's, October 18th, 1851. Rev. j.
RAWSON JOHNSON. OF ''Rswson Lodge. in the sev-
MCMAHON. On Monday, October 81, 1881, at so
pm, MARY. beloved wife Of Geo. w. Mcmahon. sged
80 years. native Of City Thorius County Tipperary.
Funeral win take place from her late residence. No
:ts O'Clock gm Rel.tvss and friends are respectfully
OFENSTEIN. On the morning of October s0th, 1881.
1t 6:l0 I'M, LEOPOLD OFENSTEIN. aged 81 yesrs'
departed this life after short and painful ulneB.
Funer. from his late residence corner Of lfth and
noftneas1 ON wednesday morning, November ID. Sc
wuLETT. Tuesdsy morning, November l, 1884.
q O'Clock. Mrs. LYDIA WILLETT, widow Of the ~
w. willett and daughter Of Jno. Riggs Grihth, q
Funeral from her late residence. 47s street .oufh
west THURSDAY. November I'd. 1t IL O'Clock q m.
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1901 THE GREAT 1901
1OO1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901

1OC1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE lOOl
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACE, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID Effect ocf MAsfF! s iss EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot corner
of Sixth and streets, follows
press OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 800
an An: daily; 1870 a NJ daily. with Sleeping Cars
Chicago; $50 pm. daily. with Palace Cars to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara with
Psrior Car to Watkins and the North at 500 q. m
s nas EXCEPT sunday; $50 r n daily except Sat
kins.
For Willamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 10 80 a.
For New York and the East. goo M, 10: 80 M co.
Ioe and IL; 10 p m On sunday 100 1900 and
For Brooklyn. Y. all through trains connect at yer
ss transfer N to Fulton Ynte f street AVOIDING double
no. Limited E1Dress $50 M daily iS. s e1
For Ba hmore, $40 500. $50, 1870 al M. and 90,
40, 4:4o 5;40 80. 1000 and 1918 pm. On
sunday; s:oO. lo3o am, 100 5:4O. $3.50. 1000
Tor POpe's Creek Line $40 am and 44o m daily.
For ANNAPOLIS $40 am. and 4:4o p NJ daily. except
ALExISDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
A ASI Rh ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra. 90. 100 900 and II 30 :. An
500, 6;2s. 500 and ii SO pm. On Sunday at
Wv R Rg y ~ and II Is so a M and 500 Pm
dairy. and 500 p. m. daily except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington co. sos and
M and Zoo Midnight On Sunday at sos 81 and ID
10 90 a. m 90 and 3:O3 pm:
Of 18th street and and depot
where orders can be eft for the checking Of baggage
nom r. Wo sp6 eaeF Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager nova9
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TUNHOS. j. FISHER CO,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers,
1924 + street northwest

'hos' j. FISHER Res i ffa Estate Auctoneer.
1924 street northwest.
sHk5 q kra
ss8 8kEMhA c0 fiasrS OF EoRTq SEU 81
g. lEk NE
AT S#H Gf$Es Asb $55as
Part Of g. lot H. part Of il and part of a. in square
street between 18th and 18th streets with
lot II and part Of lot y front together 70 feet
contain together s, 4s2 square feet: .'
York and street. WITH depth
o. s tsfs DAY. aa 2G3 ss FOUR O'CLOCK
M in front OF the premises, sub lots 90 81 % and
Lots 20 and q front each % feet north street.
St sh and i ~ 81 tree Rawns square,
Lots p % and o. Of similar dimensions and mmedi
On SAME DAY At FIVE 70. O'clock P. M. in front of
fe @ 70 on II s sns 1ss
RoEtI end ana lis feet north street.
IN IL e PREMISES South aH ha Lot a.
p on o
1ss D Dls at FIVE AND
IT, a ws ss feet 1s
gED 2. 1sqs 6c1 AFTERNOON Ell NOVEMBER
lot square s9s fronting g. feet inches south
saS s,'S dsst$ IT, a,r e'r S',ee
square sss, situated At the southwest Of 7ti
sss sai Sep: ;ssi
sS Ssf !. S$ @ m
the premises. Lots and 9, square 96s.
o @ feet nhs fifth d Of ksh
an average depth Of about 90 feet '''' "l''
Lot fronts south 81 feet IL X inches South street.
Il saf * q fsst
II Il front Of the premises Lot square ss front
sNh T fsh S 2f fss niss Hd fE
toneers. No 1924 street northwest near the Ebbitt
nsnsf r afsssef SCI
Lot e. ronng u feet on the north side Of
e ss s 1Hnnns dsp
tol street to New Jersey avenue with depth of 1l8
Lots aa 2s g and south of square e4s
en- the %ss s. ep 81 H
feet to 2 wide public alley
and by and LIST streets west Containing 2iS square
Sd street west between NJ and streets south. with
depth of lot feet, 10 inches.
Lots and ), in square No. 20. fronting each 81 feet
west, with depth of los feet to alley.
Lot II, square No: GIT, fronting 63 feet north o
with depth Of 185 feet to q wide alley.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One third
of the purchase money in cash the residue in two
equal nstalments at six and twelve months respective
w. with interest at the rate of six per cent per annun
from day Of SALE to be secured by approved notes. with
= reserved lien on the property sold; or the pnr
purchase money in cash. money de-
post shall be required each of the
said pieces Of property the amount whereof will be an
1ouneed on day of SALE, Upon default of any pur-
chaser IN complying with terms of sales within five
days the property which default has been made
may be resod at the risk and cost of the defautng
newspaper. Conveyancing shall be at the Of the
purchasers CHAS. ID. FOWLER, Trustee
o6-eo&ds Webster Law Building.
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O21-d&ds

(NHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROyED lot ON
~ THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH sTREF ~,
HETWEEM r AND s STREETS NORTH, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, DC. "
~ virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the&
D har OF Golumba passed in equity cause No. ~
f b1T 81 q he yHEsmases on
lot II in square l54. This lot has front Of s. feet nv
poses. ~ Ae P"h-
Terms Of sale 0ne-third in cash on day of sale or
Wlhn seven days thereafter the tsdue in two equal
nstamets at six and twelve months from day of sale
with interest OF all cash, at option of purchaser II
Terms Oh ssle are not complied with within seven DAYS
property at cost of defautng purchaser All convey
JAMES 8. EDWARDS Trustee. e. ''1'
u. L. COLDWE LLs Auc0Oneer, iiSes- -aoIkda
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THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE,
939 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Has been steadily growing into popularity since it
opened The people appreciate fair dealing, and know
that there they can find it, coupled with
LOW PRICES AND GOOD RELIABLE GOODS.
We have
DRESS SUITS,
All the way from $40 to $45.
We have
BUSINESS SUITS,
From SO to SIS.
And for young men, who want
NOBBY SUITS,
And short cut have got them in the choicest patterns
We make speciality of
BOYS SUITS,
And have great variety to select from.
THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE
IS THE PLACE TO TRADE.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A. S T r q S.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING ON STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
and duly recorded among the land records for the
District of Columbia, in Liber 721 at folio 294
seq and at the written request of the parties secured
viii offer for sale at public auction, on TUESDAY, the
FIRST % DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881. AT FOUR a.
O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, all that
tain piece parcel Of ground sit nate in the City Of
Washington, D. c., known and described lot marked
F. in the snbdivsion Of original lots Three CD Four
hundred and forty CAD, together with the inn
Irovement consisting of two (2 story pressed Brick
modern improvements. being No. 628 street north
west.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. balance payable in
three CD equal instalments in one two and three
from day of SALE with interest payable semi annually
the deferred payments to be by the notes of the
purchaser and deed of trust upon the premises; all
hundred dollars win be required at time Of sale: All
at the cost of the purchaser If the
OF sale not compiled with in ten days. the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the and
OS-s. tn. th. lit JOHN H. CLICK. Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS
NUMnEf SHY NJ III STFE 81 BETMEEN
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 28th day Of
May, A. D. 1879 and recorded in Liber No. 721, sd]
fofio g. seq. Of the land records of the District
the premises, on THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. d. 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ.
F. Gilbert's subdivision of square numbered six
hundred and seventy five t675 together with all the
improvements consisting OF STORY and basement
brick house with modern improvements
Terms of sale: One-thrd cash; balance in equal in
stalments in six and twelve months with interest to
be secured by deed Of trust the property. A
deposit of 500 required at time of SALE If terms
not complied with in week from day of SALE the
trustee the right to resell ut risk Of defaung
purchaser.
Ill
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.UNARD LINE.

NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. r.. NEW YORK
Gala Gala! Ned. 26 Oct. Bothnia. We'd, q Nov.
Aleeris We'd. g Nov. Catalonia. We'd. = Dec.
Scythia We'd, Is Nov. Servia 49,. We'd. IA Dec.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW Y OKK
- RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and 500, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, SIS additional.
Return tickets ON favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steeraGe.
Steerae at low rates. Steerae tickets from Iiv-
erpooi and Queenstown and all other Of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow,
Hayrs, Antwerp and other portson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply Ut the Company's Office,
No. Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin tc
OTIS BlGELOW & CO., COS It'll street, Washington,
ID. e.
VERNON II. BROWN CO., New York;
Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW h CO.,
tanl2 COS It'll street. Washington.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NEW
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN NINTH AND


YORK AVENUE. BETWEkN NINTH AND
YORK AVENUE. Il
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of theHs
District OF Columbia, at special term thereof
wherein Charles Y Grymes is plaintiff and William ".
GryMes and al are defendants will sell, at public
auction in front Of the premises the following real es-
,n5a Part Of lot six 60 il square numbered three
idsons heirs recorded subdivision Of said SQUARE be-
corner OF said lot six 60 and running thence along New
g. inches thence northweswsrdy fftyf t55) feet
sig 26, fset and three go inches thence due
place Of beginnng ftytTo to2 feet together with the
SECOND DAY OF NOVEMBER 1881.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash. and the bal
ance In Elk twelve and eighteen months from date of
SALE with interest and secured to the satisfaction of the
trustees or the purchaser at his OPTION may pay the
entre purchase money in cash the day Of sale. If
the terms OF the sale are not complied with in days
from Its date the Trustees the right to
Use and resell the property at the costs Of such default
ing purchaser Ali conveyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit Of 500 must be made on the day Of sale.
WALTER 3. PERRY, Trustee,
342 street northwest
JAMES II. SMITH Trustee
oI1-u0us 90 Sth street northwest.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF UN1MPROVED BUILDING
STREET. BETWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH
STREETS EAST. "
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofszee
the District OF Columbia, passed in Equity causeSH5
No. PAP tMorrel Vs. Gatchen ct alb, will ofer..A-
on 9po, TUESDAY SPA the Of FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
estate Of the parties to this suit in and to the following
real estate situated in the city of Washington D. c.
ion by Samuel Lee Of certain original lots in Square
inches.
Terms of sale One fourth cash the day Of sale or
within seven days thereafter; the residue in three
equal installments at six. twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF sale the purchaser giving his her
day Of sale at SIX per cent per annum all cash. at
full amount Of purchase and interest is paid
any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of
sale, reserve the right to readvertse and resell the
property at the risk and cost Of such defaultng
chaser The lots will be offered separately. Fifty dol
lars deposit on acceptance Of each bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee,
SOB d street northwest.
THUS. DOWLING, AuctiOneer. O17-eo&ds