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Curious Ind ian Marriage Customs.

KINSHIP SYSTEM AND MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAWS
OF THE OMAHAS
Rev. j. owen Dorsey, In a paper read to the Dis
trict OF Columbia Social Science Association last
Saturday evening, gave much Information con-
corning the lives. customs and traditions OF the
great Indian tribe called Omabas To this people
belong the Osages the Kansas the Arkansas. the
loWaS, the MissouriS, the Winnebagos the Mime
sofas, and many others whose names have become
to US national property. Their marriage laws are
OF blood by preventing, with the utmost care, the
1ntermarriage OF blood relatives . From childhood
they are taught to discriminate between
THOSE WHOM THEY NAY AND MAY NOT MARRY
A gems is group OF kindred descended from a
common ancestor. In an Omaha tribal circle Ave
gentes set up their tents the right OF the road
and I'VE On the left. All the members OF gems
are consanguinities between whom marriage is
forbidden There arc fourteen classes Of consan-
QUANTITIES Membership in gems is by descent In
the female line where the mother-right prevails.
Marriage kinship includes the aff1nities OF the
wie or dsughtsrs neises Or granddaughters
donshps OF the husband Weawa klnship Is or q
mythical kind, connected with the calumet dance.
IS not bar to intermarrlage Mike kinship is
based upon mythical descent from O common
fahg P aoa Of
the Omahas. beers, elks, birds, bears, &c. were
ancestors of tribes bearing their names.
SIMPLE METHOD OF DIVORCE.
Divorce is simple and direct A woman says to
her husband who beats and abuses her, 81 Will not
have you for my husband any longer Begone!"
and her decision is dnaL Polygamy prevails A
woman says to her husband, 81 work too hard;
get another wife," and he cheerfully obeya But
the hrst wife controls the Others.
KEEPING PEACE IN TIE FAMILY.
Interesting customs OF etiquette prevail
wife cannot speak to her husbands father, nor q
husband TO his wife'5 mother In presence OF an
other This helps to keep peace In the family.
Many questions were asked and answered con-
corning these topics, and Mt Dorsey was invited
TO prepare a paper upon the Industries OF the
Omahas," to be delivered before the Social Science
Association May g. and he accepted Prof
Odgett was also invited to present paper upon
"The family, the social unit OF Christianity"
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as folfowS:-Schr.
Lucy Jones, Merryhugh, 107 900 feet OF lumber, T.
w. Riley; schr Mary V. DUNCAN, Fiurhard. IS, 900
feet OF lumber, VIM. Mclean; Schr. Henry S. Law
schr. Peri, Nash, 65 0Oo feet OF lumber, johnson
Wlmsatt; schr. Maggie, Cooper. $4,000 feet do,
Geo. A Sheehan; schr. Hattie A. White, Crabtree,
900 tons Of stone, s. Emery; schr j. Ii. Travers,
Mitchell. 134 tons OF coal, S. Emery; barge C. II.
Bringle. Bowers, lis tons Of coal, johnson Bros;
barge David Stewart, Stincel lis tons OF coal,
Potomac Steamboat Co.; barge Daniel Lincoln
Swami, lis tons OF coal, Inla nd Co.; schr. Five
Sisters, Knight 80 cords OF wood, j. O. Carter;
schr. Mary Ella, Underwood, 40 cords OF wood,
Il. l. BiScOe.
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| Fire Bugs at Work in a Suburb of
PiilSbHrx.

P1TTsBURG. May 10.-The residents Of Lawrence
Fiile, wealthy suburb, are alarmed and excited
at the frequent fires which have occurred In that
ne1ghborhood OF late, and which are supposed to
De the work OF incendiar.es So far the fire bugs
nave confined themselves to stables, 16 having
been destroyed within the past two months, but
the citizens fear that dwellings will suffer next
vigilance committees have been formed and every
enort has been made to detect the incendtartes
but as yet without success
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Ex-speaker Easam Pleads Not GUILTY

NEWARK, N. j., May Io-Ex-Speaker OF the
house OF assembly John Eagan pleaded not
guilty this morning in the OF quarter sessions
10 an Indictment for bribery in endeavorinG to
influence the action of Assemblyman Armitage on
me plankroad bills last winter Mr.. Eagan gave
DalI IN the sum of So. 800 to appear for trial
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Horrible Tragedy I'm Paris.

MAN Shut On HIS WAY TO BE MARRIED
PARIS, May 10.-A tragedy which has caused a
great sensation was enacted here this morning on
the Rue Saint Denis while a marriage party was
proceeding along the thoroughfare on the way to
the church where the marriage was to BE- SOL
emniZed. rival OF the bridegroom suddenly
appeared on the scene. and to the horror OF the
party shot and killed him. The assassin poisoned
himself Instantly after firing the fatal Shot.
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tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
~ PROPERTY: NEAR EASTERN TERMINUS OF
The COZ ,UMBIA RAILWAY TRACKS, BEING
ORIGINAL TRACT OWNED BY ANDREW KRA-

Spd De deH1ee Of the Supreme Court ef the
Gar f,o vs. I rte al VII sell at public auction
TWENTY. SECOND. 1883, AT FIVE .o'CLGCK r.
NJ all Of block No. "a. Of the subdivision of part Of
Trustee: W. Cagett and the Columbia Railway Com
Rany: recordd in Liber Coy. shepherd folio 145,
This property is by good Farm Building Of
Drlck and Slaughter House. well arranged with
water and sewer connections. and has good Fruit
orchard. It contains about six acres.
Terms: Oncfourth cash. and residue in equal pay
ments at one two and three years from day of SALE
Win inter est ut six per cent annun all cash. if
and CONVEY: nciug at the cost of the
property be at Office of trustee auctioneer
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
. 503 street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers.
mv10-ths.t
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DUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
PEIRIE3MnPT0RY SALE OF SUBURBAN LOTS
HEATING AVENUES. JUST BEYOND BoUN
.UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
HOUSES Nos: 20l2 AND 2ol4 STREET NORTH

WEST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in a
records Of the District Of Columbis and by the
win. on TUESDAY. the FIFfEENTH DAY or NM
1855 st FIVE O'CLOCK r n. in front q the prem
real estate situate and lying in city Of Dis
oS s Ion9baa and known and described as being
M aomoefed fwentytwo (22) In square numbered one
nun4.eo aud one (l01l together With Ill the improve
teran: ~ . Sasement9 rightA privileges. and appur-
hchg & m lot 81 two houses
Terms: One third caah ~ %.,xo ,cnsa,.
@ 70 pear and 70 b deed OF trust
pmssha:eEs Az eonyeyancinx, 60. at purchsser's
q oep0alf o. 800 required ON each house g soon
.r Hn s 20 De complied With In seven days
sE a me spsees reserve The right to resell It he
80 :ste. Az sne det9ulttng purchaser or purchas-
some ne"speeer pabii,hsa g washington. b. 6.
mys-asds ). 2216ti kx1 b WcYv1EsoN'l Trustees.
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TRADES TRIBUNAL ASKED For. - At Pitts.
burg sunday Secretary Flannery, OF the Coal
Miners Association, fled a petition I'm the pro;
thonotarys ONCE for the appointment OF 1
the differences between the railroad operators and
miners.
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DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF MUTTON AMI
CORNED BEEF

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME
s,.,o, WAsHIseToS DC. April 80, 1858.
conditions will be received at this office until TWELVE
G'SL0CK hQON. on THURSDAY. tho SEVEN
they will be opened in PRESENCE of bidders for furnish
ing and delivering ct the Kitchen and hospital of the
required by the Secretary Treasurer Of the Home
for the year commencing July 1st 1883. and ending
Information to manner of bidding conditions to be
observed by bidders, terms of contract and payment
will be furnished personal application to this Office
The Secretary and Treasurer the right re-
be required to enter into written contract with the
Secretary and Treasurer of the Home, with good and
days after being notified Of the Of his
eech proposal Envelopes containing proposals. should
be endorsed, Proposals. for Fresh Beet, Mutton and
Corned Beef at United States Soldiers Home District
OF Columbia. and addressed to the undersigned;
B. F. RITTENHOUSE,
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VTRuSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUSI-
Il NESS PROPERTY. KNOWN AS No. 634 PENN
sYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
the cause Of Speer ct al Vs. Coyle ct al No 84I2 ELI
fEan,ty on the docket Of said court. will sell at pub
TWENTY FIIST pay Of MAY. 1885, at HALF PAST
land known as Lot numb sred Eleven oil in Whitcrafts
recorded Of Fart Of Square numbered four
hundred and sixty (46 in the city of Washington
Pc. together with the improvements, consisting OF
three story brick store building.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One fourth
cash. the balance in three equal instalments one.
six per cent per annum, secured by the promissory
nCfes OF the purchaser and reserved Hen upon the
premises sold. all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser deed to be given upon payment Of the entire
purchase money. deposit Of 5000 will be required
sale must be complied with within ten days after SALE
A. c. BRADLEY Trustee,
Gunton Building, 4T2 Louisiana avenue northwest
VIM T. YOUNG, Auctioneer,
1870 New York avenue northwest mylO-dEds
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Auctioneers
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO AT Alto.
TON.
On SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1885, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall SELL within our sslesroom
one Rosewood Case Piano. Cost $500.
Terms: Cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.
my9-3t Hncfioneara
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In THE Court Of Claims to-day the case OF Cadet
Engineer Harry G. Leopold agt. the United states
was submitted, and the case of Henry Gantz agt
the District OF Columbia was argued.
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Name.
Nnnle.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio. .

The VIRGINIA REGATrA-The Virginia state
regatta committee yesterday decided not to row
the gig race In heats This necessitates the trans.
place. meeting VIII be called to determine upon
the place. 1t is understood majority OF the clubs
favor Maiden'S Adventure, near Richmond.
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| l. Real Estate Auctioneers

'I1Hos. J. FISHER 4 CO..
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED REAL ESTATE, BELONG
ING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ELIAB
KINGMAN. IN SQUARE No. al. FRONTING
On FOURTEENIH STREET. STREET AND
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON MAY TWENTY a.,
SECOND. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, on ka9::H
the premises, sha sell. by virtue of the powers
vested in us by the will of the late Eiab Kngman Lots
3. =. Z ., 9and TO- in sub of square al fronting
each 20 feet on 14th street. between and streets
northwest extending back los feet to 1OfoOt alley.
me lots covered by the improvements will be sold to-
gether the remainder separately
Lots oil So "a and &C. in SUBJ of same square, 'front.'
ing each rs feet north street. betm cen 18th and 18th
streets west extending hack 100 feet to 20 foot aley
Lots w. 49, g. 81 90 and 80. in sub of same square
fronting each 16 feet inches Kineman Place be-
q 10 foot alley.
square, fronting each 20 feet Kingman Place, be-
tween and streets north.
Plas of all the lots will be exhibited at the SALE and
ray be prior at the Office of Thos j. Fisher Co.
1924 street northwest.
Terms: One-third Of purchase money in cash the
remainder in six and twelve mouths with interest and
secured by deed OF tust en- the property sold de-
post OF 500 each lot must be made when bid off
Conveyancing at the cost of the purchasers. terms
or sale are not complied with in ten days from day Of
sale the property will be sold at risk c de-
my1od x Ii n; b RRffSSasMAs,} Executors.
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MR. MURCH has not yet notified Secretary Fol-
ger OF his selection OF clerk to assist him In the
preparation OF his papers for the Hill investiga-
fiOn.
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A VERDICT OF $500 DAMAGES FOR SEDUCTION
!. H. Snyder was guest at the summer resort OF
Francis Grosch. In Berks county, Pa, during sew
eraf seasons, end while there seduced Mr.. Grosch's
daughter under promise OF marriage. Jury at
headlng yesterday gave a verdict against dim Tor
81 500. On cross examination at the trial he al.
mltted that he was a married man
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OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WAsHINGToS, D. c.. Msy, 1888.
By direction of the Board q Commissioners Sealed
O'CLOCK NJ, on MONDAY, MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH 1883, for sprinkling, sxeeping and Clean
ing Streets and Avenues i'll The Cities Of Washington
and Georgetown. District Of Columbia.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications can be
obtained ct this Office upon application therefor.
together with all uecessar; information and bids upon
these forms will alone be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids.
G.. ]. LYDECKER.
Ma 'or Of Engineers o. s. A.,
my8-6t Engineer Commissioners n.
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DUNC:NsOE BROS. Aucts.
DUNtAAsoN BROS. Aue:iOasers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DwFIIING AND

TRUSTEES SIZE OF FRAME DWEILING AND
ST:stETS SOUTHWEST. Ar AUCTION.
By vi-:uG # deed of trust i.C;i to ard duly -,
recoTdol II lie Ne. 40. fo il 49, of the l,a
land recnl Is of Washington copntv. III the District
OF C0-uil:;l and b. REQUEST IN writ OF the party
secuIeo, - VIII set, on FRIDAY, liz TWENTY
FIFTh DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1893. At FIVE AND
All ALI VILOck in front Of the premises. ali that
piece t-sel OF ground yia- in said District sfore
said. and known part CT Lot numbered ID, in
SOUS. io:' etd six hundred aud thirty eight and de-
scribet s. follows Beginning for the st point
on lst Strc: west distant hundred and thirtyhse
runnn tcDce north twenty five feet the northwest
of a. - the northeast cG.cr of said Lot; thence
southwS- along the line of Delaware to q point
opTO-iist lI~Gs OF BEGINNING, line being drawn
from I'll LAT of besinnn2, eastward parallel with the
line Of z street until # ieYsects Delaware ay-
emit. Ot # junction b the southeast corner
of said par: Lot ID. aud thence the place
of b7-al.sis,. t-5the- VIII, all En1 singular the ap
purcnaacl-, rAots, Yriyi,eEcs, improvements end
9TH. hr-e ita!eIlt5 to the belonging, any
wise aple1tsinng.
Terms o sale: One third caeh raance il six twelve
and en- months at per cent, notes be secured
by deed t-1'st On PREMISES. CoIveyancirg AMI
cordlg az puTchaser cost deposit of S75 required
at sale Terms TO he ColEp1isd with days,
otherwise he Trustees the right 70 resell the
property at the risk and cost of the deiautn9 pur-
chasr sft living five days' public notice of suc.
sale IL newspaper published in Washington, D. c.
mys-,otkds THOMAS 4 !. HOPKINS. Trustees.
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PROPOSALS.

pn9PosALs VIII. BE REC EYED UNTIL FIVE
Il O'CLOCK FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY
Outside Of The main buildngs for the Veterans Camp
ing saloon aud bar flying HORSES shooting gallery con-
fectonery stand cigar sausage stand and wagon
stand either separate or Collectively.
my9-2t W. II. HOOVER, American House.
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Charles E. Monroe has been arrested and lodged
In Jail In Campbell county, Va CHARGED with
poisoning his brother ana hts mother some weekp
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GALE OF CHOICE LOTS, NOS. Is AND l6. IN
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, AT FIvE4&8
P. NJ. viii offer for sale this premises thatvS$
beautiful piece # ground. embracing ten fne.-1-
building lots fronting Massachusetts, and on
18th street northwest whole by the single lot
according plat exhibited at the SALE and posted on
the signs In the ground The whole embraces 49, 293
square feet and the single lots vary from 500 to $50
square feet each. Title indisputsble.
Terms One third cash: balance one and two years
from day of SALE secured by trust deed property
sod The notes FOR deferred payments to bear interest
at SIX per cent per anEum, payable semi snnuay or
al cash. at purchasers option. $500 at the sale for the
whole Or $lC0 on each lot.
my3-8t VIM. P. YOUNG. Auctioneer
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PROPOSALS FOR BLANKS, BLANK-BOCKs
Il AND PRINTED MATTER FOR THE MONEY
ORDER BUSINESS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, u. c., May 5, 1885,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
n mt WED,NESDAY, TIE SIKH DAY OF JUNE.
such quantities, and at such times they may be
dercd, all the Blanks, Blank books and printed matter
eral used in his Department for the transaction Of
the Money Order business during period of four
B3nk forms Of bids with samples printed blanks
ton to the Superintendent Of the Money Order System
Post Office Department, Washington. D. c., at whose
w. @. GRESHAM,
my7-m&th4w Postmaster General,
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIAI.-After the recess Mr.
Wilson continued his address to the Jury in the
star route case. It is expected that he Will no,
close his address until Monday
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TnT Ruurnad

OswEG0, N. Y, May 1O.-The tug VIM. Gardner
was totally destroyed by fire off CALHOUN Islands
this morning. Loss, $4,000 Her tow and crew
were saved.
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ARMY ORDERs-Leave of absence for six months
on surgeons certificate OF disability is granted I'd
Lieut. John T. Barnett, 9Th cavalry. The unex-
PR ed portion of the leave granted Capt Argalus
g. Hennisee, 9Th cavalry, is Cancelled. Leave for
six months is granted Capt Frank W. Hess, Sd
artillery. Second Lieut. James A. Hutton, 9Th in
fantry is detailed as professor OF military science
and tactics at the University OF California. Berke-
ley, Cal
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deeds in fee have
been filed as fOll0wS:-A. Il. Shepherd ct al to Ida
Little Stevens, lot d, so. $50: $12 600 A. C. Ste
vens ct al. to Washington Safe Deposit Co, same
property; do. Laura Z Jones to Rebecca II. Gran
ger, sub. lot Z. 40. 600; $500 w. A. Gordon to
John ONeil, lots II to Co. OF Harlem, 81 per lot;
s TO 10. do. sss per lot; I. do. sio25o; q to z.
RANDY to +: Parker, trustee. pts. 10 and II, 50.
$50; $780, N. B. Smith to N. ID. Peck, sub. Z, so.
2a3; N.100 C. n. A. Malezieux TO G. w. Cissell,
pts. !. 2 and ~, 50. 80; 600 b r. Catlin to C.
r. Clifton, pit al, 50. 2So; 1880 Laura f. Jones
to Elmeda L Putnam, sub. 16, So 500; 81 $50 w.
l. Augtnbaugh to B. Fl. warner, lot 2, so. 666;
$2.096 C. d. Fowler to Elmeda l. Putnam, lot Q,
SO, 968; $975. II. 81. Bergman to Anna W. Her
tf1ch, pit s. 50. north OF 506: e25O0 Roger Farrell
TO John Farreli, lot II 50. 776: g.. w. II. STAN
chaA Payson to Y. n: Huyck, lots "a. 10 and -.
sQ. Is: Se,600. &c J.v. n Huyck 20 Mary G. Earle.
same properly: SarO4 Ac 2. Lamb to r. Thorn
ton. south hall 4, 90 I'D; t72ot60
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The Dynamite Conspirators.

LONDON, May 10.-After the hearing of various
witnesses to-day to prove the identity OF the dyna
mite prisoners and the finding OF nitro glycerine
| In the premises occupied by Whitehead the hear
| Ing was adjourned until tomorrow.
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ZINE BUSINESS PROPERTY, NO. 1921 7rH
IL STREET NORTHWEST. THREE-STORY BRICK
RRHWTEL vnI9 WITH H., STORE ROOM, BEIMEEN
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY EIGHTEENTH.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, -
p We viii s Ell IN 9 fsSnt Of the premises,
fronting IS feet On 7t street nSrh1es With ec .,
~ feet 10 inches and improved by we'll built three
story and back building brick dwelling Containing ten
rooms with hne store room and cellar being No lO9
TN street northwest with modern ctnvenlences: one
street va iva
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two years:
to bear to be secured deed Of trust
on PREMISES conveyancnR, &C. at purchasers cost
with In days. otherwise resale at risk cost
defautng purchaser. after i've days public notice of
sacn resale IN some newspaper published in Washing
my9-a6ds DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers,
pEREMRToRY SALE OF SUBURBAN LOTS.
l. r H1kS0TMXTING On LINCOLN, GALES AND
N6RTH dA iYf6 g sTREERs BoUS
rHeNTA. HA1ff hsFq f}S H Hak c3u RRa5
viii sell IN front Of the premises-
Lots Al, A. - and so fronting Restnv ayenne
Lots 81, "a, 3d. GU, 81. "a. ~ and IL fronting Gales
An the above will positively be sold to the highest bid
der aud the sale presents splendid Opportunity to OBJ
tain suburban property at low figures These lots
just north OF boundary and North Capitol street, ~
Terms: Onethird cash; balance one and two years.
notes to bear interest payable and to be
ehasers deposit Of $50 required on each lot at
time Of sale. Terms to be complied with In seven sys
otherwise resale at risk and cost Of defaung
aasy Ss days. public nss sssa Fs SRs
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
A CARD To TnE Public.

saa h4w aGa Of So .ga
h less than Wholesale Prices perhaps
. s.0ss Thoroughly established
went 70 sell they como 10 me.
I'd; take great many second hand Instruments in
81. 3D. have buyer At the manufacturing center which
+ they are little short On day The following
a an nSS No.
fGss q v wa %
sSq sasd F,as siS sa Is
ss Sc p4s.; Ct ss
Besides many y others sG TN. may may
cHAUNcEY J. REEDS.
apis 4ss SEVENTH STREET N. W.
g. + dgHFb s tS3 ! spis ;ssss os,
o hasss rh1 Bsss now made
r EICaENBACH's PIANO wARERooMs. PIANOS
:s.. =: m
Ilth street. above Pa ave- .''' "ep'ar'ns Az ,nso
PIANos, ORGANS, SHEET MUsIC
STICK co. PLANO.
1he most Perfect Piano Made.
EMERSON PIANO.
TIE Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured.
WILCOX WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs ON inst,,nents rented or ex-
changed; rent applied Il purchssai
- CENT Music.
The only Complete Stock in A.. -.
HENRY EBERBACH,
M.nastns partner Of tn. late E9 Eli kis g. ii
HA1td l.s1 ia. PAWS 4 co.'s PIANOS. "A Sc
and zee them. II. 1. SUMNER SiI 9th st. !"
NV. square and Baby Grand 10 order oepll-eo
PES SSaT q ORGANS ~ STOPS. s126. PIANOS,
iogue freq. Address DANIEL =. beatty. Washing
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NlHCMAS Z. WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate AHctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMpROvED PROPERTY, FRONT
MOON TENTH STREET, BETWEENC STREET
AND SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST. AND ON AND BOUNDARY STREETS,
HHEGPpMMEEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
%, On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH, AT FIVE
oOCLCCk II part of lot 7. in square 945 fronting
N square north Of 772 fronting 1916 street and
149 " on boundary street. Terms day Of sale.
mylO-d&ds THOS. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer
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FHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

ExECUToR'S SALE OF PIANOFORTE. AN
IIQUE PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TUhE, &c.
BY order OF the court. the undersigned executor will
SELL on SATURDAY. MAY TWELFTH, 1888 ut TEN
O'CLOCK, at the auction rooms of Thomas Downing
One Chickering Panoforte
Elegant Ola Haircloth Chairs
Antique sofa and Corner Chairs.
e-top Table. Girandoles
Antique Sideboarda.
Antique Bedsteads and Wardrobes
Two Walnut Desks.
Together with other articles not necessary to enu-
mera6e JOSEPH 8. BIRCH,
HlyS-1t EXecutOr.