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oIDNEY 7. THOMAS, Trust
DUNCANSOS BROS, Auctlopeers. ap24-dS
BOWLING. Ancuoaeer

TkT TW1 :, .a SALE OF Two.sroRY FRAME
G GfMoGk hf6v M sLA RH1 3, H9gsE n
SIDE OF HIaA sT..kI9T. FxTEN, I'd. AND
ADJOINING The ROAD no THE NEW NAVAL
oBSt RVATORY GROUNDS
vr d Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
and numbered EQUITY TIA ". win sell at pubic
Bay fH Il N sFNHi T paY s
FIVE O'CLOCK P: M, all those pieces Of parcels
Of eff ground lying and being in Georgetown. b o..
su sna oesisnated On the plat of said city
sd o nar M re- two hundred and (2s7
f256p in Beatty and Hawking addition to George
town. as contained within the Following metes and
bounds: TO wit: Beginning for the same at the
po at the in.sr, g. said Lot numbered 2s7
theroad to the United States naval obserystory and
running thence In an easteriy direction along the sonih
ine OF SAID road four hundred and Fifty feet there's
hundred and twenty three snd one hail feet to the ast
Ene of said High street Continued fLence north tr
hundred and thirty i've and hall feet TO the pse
Oh M 1 cen ~. two aud bali acres Of land
ing Of twostory dwelling. Slaughter house and MI
out buildings necessary IN the conduct of Q butcher
Term Of sale 20 prescribed by the DEGREES onethird
o. me mo- ey in cash the balance in equal
i inst f sx Twelve and eighteen months from
osy Oh sue WIN interest for which the prcm,ssory
notes Oh pnrSnaser viii be taken. all cash the
money paid in fun Ali cohveyapcea At nurehsl
cost. deposit Of 5000 required at tms or ale ~
terms re- not led with seven days from the daY
COST Of the right to resell at risk and
sAMUhI MADDOX
40 Iouiaiana sys I ,.
WILLIAM ~ ] MILLER trustees
ap2s p. 81 msI 35ISe we
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- Real Estate Auctloueers.

r0iIR a n,EI H M NAY FIFTH ssHALF-PAsTsa2
81 lot 3. sansrs a. Va "a. ecu q auction lot square
aao Part lot 9. square lO4: Terms cash ssAA"
ap27.d IdOS. j. Fl HER Co
Real Estate Auctonenrs
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TRusIEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS IN SQUARES aUMBERFD NINE HUN
DRIED AND TEN AND NINE HUNDRED AND
EIEfEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND MYTH
AND AND II STREETS NORTHEAST
By order snd decree Of the Supreme Court of theAR
District Ct Columbia, In general term passed ands$
msde on the 30th day o. October. 1881. Saaity~A
cause No I7lS. wherein Samuel :. Peugh is the COM
plainant and henry Davis the defendant shall on
THURSDAY. THE TENTH D.,Y &c MAY. 1883 at
fOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ offer for sale. public auction
m the city Of Washington. D. c. he same num-
efe On the ground Pat plan Of saf city much
thereof as be necessary satisfy the said order
ana decree The said premises will be sold by los as
aesknsted ON the recorded subdivision; eech Of the
sai squares containing ten O) lots, varying In front
feet or % 10 ~ feet aud IN depth from W II I24
ited at the time Of SALE.
Terms: One third reynainder n, tuo ~,
s,.a In Cd and two (2) years. with
hv Ee deferred payments to be BY notes secured
49, ~ uust ON The premises. all cash. at the OPP
@ m .ns deposit Of $50 VIII be required
OF tne purchaser or purchasers 49, " ~ O00'
HENRY Z. DAVIS, Trustee.
.,ee Ala. $50 Louisiana avenue.
- .P-uNus DUSCANSOE BROS, Aucts.
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The FUNERAL OF REAR ADMIRAL MIDDLETON
Funeral services were held last evening over the
remains OF Rear Admiral Edward Middleton at
the FAMILY residence on A street. near 2d south
east Rev. A. F. Steele, Of St Marks Church, on
clatlng. The remains were taken to the depot
and taken to Brooklyn, N. T., for interment in
Greenwood cemetery.
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THE RARE SPECIMEN OF sperm whale which has
been received by Prof. Baird, stated in yester-
days STAR, was forwarded by the keeper OF the
me-saving station at Spring Lake, N J. This is
the second valuable 1sh specimen which has been
vtca
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&C., 80. ., $1r2, 400
tickets. SI0o. 1850 Nhe'' w. %
Remit money hank draft IN Letter or ANA ,,v o..
press DON'T SEND BY EEGIsTERFD r FrT ~ s1-
POST ofFlCE ORDER Orders Vi IS aud mward by
exlrees can De sent AZ Address all orders
ok BOAkDhAA. Courier ournsl Budirg Ions
sile. nv uiA5-
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VALUABLE LOT AT PUBL &c SALE, BETWEEN
FAYETTE AND FREDERICK STREETS.

On MONDAY. The SEVENTH DAY OF MAY aa2
at the hour o: SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front ofS15&
the pTenls e., will offer at public the fOilow-
Ing real estate. bounded Notwithstanding for the
same at point the south line of First street distant
"a feet and ten inches measured terry from the
southwest corner OF Frederick and Flrt stree t.
running thence westerly with the south HE First
street twenty six feet aud four inches 10 the
the lot owned by W. Fl. Paynes, then southery and
with said Paynes line parallel with Frederick street
feet then easterly and parallel with First
street twenty six feet nd inches thence northery
and parallel with Freder ok street the bevinnirx.
Terms Of sale One half cash; balance III twelve
months, with interest All cOnveyancing at the ex-
pense OF the purchaser. deposit O! $50 required
X. ?. JACK ON,
myl-d&hs Attorney for Charles Ross
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THE swArARA-A cable dispatch received at the
Navy department from the q. 8 8. Swatara re
ports her at Aspinwall to-day.
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WOOD AND COAL.
Cow AND Woop.

Cow AND WooD.
We have inst received = large lot Of Bakers PINE
WOOL also FRI sh mined COAL Of upe-inr uualitv for
domestic Use ali Of which offer at lowest market
rates. ' iN"iAos
he attento Of consumers is respectfully invited 70
IL inspection OF our stock. ~
STEPHENSON BRO.
milo 7fh ST wharf and I2t,l ST. and aP ave-
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nnS9-lm

EohTREss MONROE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.
Inland and seaboard Coastne CO. = ELEGANT s4e.rn.,
LADY OF TIE LAKE, leaves 9Th street wharf every
MoNDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY AT 3: 40 n m
stopping At P1ney Point and Point Lookout going and
turning Connecting in Norfolk with Boetop. Prov
ctnce aud New York steamer. and al rsroad ifnes
and tOid Point with the Chesapeake Ohio r. r.
a. exsss stateroons be secured at B. q. ticket
efice. 6ls 18th t. iIfRED WOob secsy Tress' ft
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JUDGE JAMES health has so much improved that
he resumed his place on the Equity Court bench
to-day.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

tkNiE BLST SEWING MACHINE IN AMERICA
Il The Self Threading, Light ttunninx
QUEEN.
IL our 10 years experience in the Machine business
never yet nave So Il aChine which gives such entire
and universal satisfaction the beautiful
SIND +, r CATALOGU AND WASHINGTON TIES.
TiMONIAIsS.
New, l1test Improved WHEELER AND WILSON
EOHE, DOMESTIC. SINGER, and other makes FROM
So NJ. ~
five year guarantee in writing it'll ell Machines we
seH' rent and repair. g. AUEHBACH.
Corner TTH AND H.
hieh : furnishings and Hats next door ap2l
no NOT BUY A SEWING MACHINE
tEti vow have examined and tried the HARTFORD
eEhiNG al MACHINE. Its movements are so easy that
TIE most delicate lady it without labor or
fatl2tr; makes beautiful lock stitch alike on both
sioes and viii sew from fire Swss nanscok 10 heavy
cotton or cloth and leather without alterations We will
sand the Hartford for thai to any address without
charge Gail or send to Office for descriptive circu
lam. &c.
s. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
Popular and Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion
Rooms,
- rs sTH STREET NORTHWEST,
mhA st Cloud Building
NENER FORGET MCKINNEY
~ HE old reIiab e Sewing Machine man. I am a
ealer sGd not agent and have been long in the
Business 20 sell mean machines. keep everything
worth selling. Renting and repairing.
10 421 9Th street northwest
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A SENTENCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Allison con-
vlcted OF house breaking, and sentenced by Judge
Hagner last week to seven years in the Erie county
IN " penitentary, was brought up from Jail to-
day, and his sentence was reduced to two and a
half years Imprisonment at the same Mace.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
FTRBT-CIASs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY THIRD 1874
at NO 935 street between 9Th and 10th
wet NJ TIE residence of party dsclini housekeep
ing commencing At Ten O'CLOCK, shall seii an ex-
ceent collection OF Household Effects comprising in
part -
Walnut Haircloth Parlor Set,
Walnut Dwarf Book Case,
window Hang1ngs, Walnut NJ. Top Tables,
Large Easy hochers Library Table.
Fine Brussels and Three-pfy Carpets.
Superior Walnut NJ Iop Cbamtsr Snites
Several Sets Of Sing.e Walnut N 7. Chamber Fur
niture.
Hair Mattresses. II. and c. Matfrsss e.
Blankets. Comforts and Sheets,
Lsr.e and rooIny Walnut Wardrobe. With Mirror
Toilet Ware. Mirrors,
Walnut Extension I able
Refrigerator. Water Cooler
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
apz7-dts THOMAS BOWLING Aucx
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOkROW.


GALE OF GOVERNMENT DESKS. MATING
~ STOVES. CAkPETS. &c. &c, AT 1214 F
STREET NUET Invest.
On WEDNESDAY MORNIvG. MAY SECOND,
commencing at 4 EN- O'CLOCK, will sell at the Pay
master Generals old office. l2l4 street northwest
qusntity of unseryiceabie Furniture, &c fthe Paw
Generals office having been moved TO 18th
and Pennsvlvauia avenue northwest) We name in
part
Desks Stoves Mating. Screens;
Pi<eon Holes, Glass Cases, Washstands;
Chairs, tables, Furnaces SC, &c.
Terms cash
By order Of PayTnsster General u. g. A.
sD27-d DUACANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TI'HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
FIFTY ROLLS STRAW MATING
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY SECOND,
1883. at PLEFEN O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms,
shall sell large lot of the above Mating assorted
cofcrs snd Qualities. ap30- 2t
IeY WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
AsSrGNEE's SALE OF SHELVING, COUNTERS.
MEAT BENCH AND RACK, LARGE RPFRIGER-
ATOR &FALLY NEW SCALES, AWNING AND
FRAMF. BOTTLED AND CANNED GOODS, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. will sc above goods. contained in
premises southeast corner Of New York and 18th
street n. w. MATTHEW TRIMRLE,
ap302t Assignee.
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VTRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
l. On SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET

VTRUSTEk'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il ON SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET.
GEORGETOWN. d. U.
by virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of
District OF Columbia passed on the 10th day Of el
April D. 1888 III cause No 1902 Equity Docket22 Ell
the undersigned. Trustee. will sell public auction on
M ,.sS = DS,Is.yENTH DAY 0I MAY. = B.
front OF the premises al that piece or parcel OF ground
anu premises known and described being of lot
one hundred and twenty Eve u25) of Beatty Hawking
; addition to GEORGETOWN. D. G BEGINNING 80 feet
line OF High street: thenc. with the south line Of
"a street west II feet ~ inches thence
south and parallel with the west line of said part of lot
~ feet thence eouh~ est % feet nchts: thence OBJ
nquey until lItersecis the line said lot
at POINT feet from the southwest of part Of
sad lot thence east ~ feet inches tC iuterseot
ar w south 90 feet Inches: thence, with said line
xcrse to the beginning. Preserving J. II. King the
Use OF IN alley near the so,.thw est corner).
Terms; One third cash: balance i "a and Is months
ntes TO be secured BY deed Of trust and to bear inter-
est; deposit OF 800 at time OF sale: couyeysncR
&c. at purchasers cost. Terms 70 be complied with
IN sever Gays oterwlse resale ut rsk and cost of de-
fsuhnt purchaser. after giving FIVE days public CO
tDgton. ID. c..
SIDNEY =. THOMAS Trustees
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SECRETARY WHITE WAvRRING.-A telegram from
Atlanta says: Commissioner Gregory, in behalf OF
the civil service commission, has entreated Woods
White to withdraw his resignation as secretary
serve the commission temporarily. He win proba-
bly, yet accept the place.
REUNION OF THE Army OF THE PoroNAo-Gen.
A. A. Humphreys, Gen. Horatio G. Wright, and
Major John M. Carson, representing the Society of
the Army OF the Potomac, called on the President
to-day and invited him to take part in the annual
on the 10th inst The inv.t ton was accepted.
Several members OF the Cabinet have also s1gnfled
their Intention to be present. The reduction made
In railroad rates by the trunk lines from all parts
and the acceptance OF Invitations by the most dis.
tngushed officers OF the Army of the Potomac,
lead to the belief that the attendance at the com
ing reunion will exceed that usual upon such oc-
CasiOnS.
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1)EOPOSALS FOR FLOORING AND OTHER

Il LUMBER
Sealed Proposals for the purchase OF Flooring and
other Lumber used at the Skatin, the Wash
inEton LtEht Infantry Fair will he received Drew's
Drug Store 9Th street and Pennsy
nortbwest until THURSDAY, MAY THIRD 1888 at
noon BIDDERS viii have the right tn inspect the same
from ard after this date = J. w DkEW
spb 1t Chairman Committee.
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L0cal Nnfes

To-day, Messrs E Totten and z. Bailey for the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad company, entered
suit against John Bowling for untuStly OBTAINING
eleven bags OF coffee, for which $500 damages are
Claimed. The coffee, 1t appears, was by mistake
delivered to Bowling, and he refuses TO surrender
IT.
The month Just closed was the rainfest Arrfl
here since 1877, when the precipitation was 81
Inches Last month 1t was 4 09 inches The aver
age temperature last month was so degrees about
the same as in the two preceding years
Yesterday horse attached to a wagon took
fright and ran away at the corner OF 18th and /
streets northwest throwing out the driver, Mr.
John Newton, and cutting his hNea severely. He
was taken to the naval dspenSaf5, and attended
by DR.. Rixey.
Two diminutive colored boys named Harry
Campbell and JOS Summers, aged respect
lively eight and ten years. were sent to fail for so
DAYS by Judge Smell today for stealing Chickens
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR FILLING IN POTOMAC
u FLATS.
UNITED sTtrEs ESGrSFEB OFFICE,
2l56 PENNSYLVANIA A VENUE,
NAsHISGIoS, a.. c.. May l. 1889.
Resei Proposals. in tripcate, viii be received this
Office until TWTIVE O'CIsCk. NtNOS ON wEDSES-
DAY, NAY Is 1884, and opened immediately there
After for ling about sIx acres OF the Potomac Flats
near Easby = Point
spec fcations OF rroposals and all necessary
Information be obtal Ded application Of
fee PETER C.. HAMS,
myl st Major of naineers.
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$50, 900 FOR 81
PITY sixth
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAINING
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION N

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
IN the CITY of Louisville. on
THURSDAY. NAY 3IsS lSSs.
Thess drawings the last day Of each rnons,
tSundys eIcepted.) Repeated adjudication by bed
era and state courts have placed this Com
SsnS =, heyond the controversy Of the law
10 h4s Company belongs the sole honor az
haNms inaugurnted the only plan by wiicl,
Their drawings axe proven hoiest and fair beyoad
Ill s coznpaRy has hand a large capitaI
IN leeoff7fani Read carefully the hs: OF prizes for
MAY DRAWING
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THE CABINET MRKTING.-The session OF the Cab
met to-day lasted till o'clock. All the members
were present but the Attorney General The main
subject OF discussion the civil service rules,
hut no decision was reached. special meeting
tiOn.
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BASE BALL.-The Columbus defeated the Hool-
eys yesterday evening on the old National grounds
by score OF 20 to IL. The Standards defeated the
Scythians by a score OF % to @ AT Richmond, Va
Richmond, "a; Defiance, OF Philadelphia, Ii. At
PPihi.ladelphla0A Athletic, 9; Philadelphia, At
York-MetrOpolitan, 6: New York, z.
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In THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day the cases OF A.
A. Kulb and Samuel g. Lawton against the United
states were argued and submitted, and the court
adjourned until Monday next
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nFa ICE OF W. VI. pOINDEXTFR
~ Architect, 701 18th t., " ashingtnn, DC.
Sealed Proposals will received this for the
purclsse am removal Of tie COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
BUILDING. College Hill.
Further Information and forms Of proposals be OBJ
tained at this Office.
By order of Board of Trustees. Columbian Univer-
sity. sp3O- f,ts
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STEALING THE NUMBER OFF HOUSE DooR-A
ten-year-old boy, with the suggestive name OF
FRANK Honesty, was In the Police Court this morn
lug for stealing. Mr.. VIM. Macleod OF No 1925
10Th street. the curator at the COrcoran Gallery OF
Art, testified that the number has been stolen on
his house. On1cer Cole testified to recovering the
NUMBER from the boy, who put It on his own
house. He was sent down for 80 DAYS
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Y .. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Anctieneer.
1Os 10th and streets northwest.

- jI3 II street a, ]
J. T. GOODWILL. Auct. ap3D- lot
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excellent vile, left last Tuesday for visit
10 their old home at STAT sVllle |
North Carolina. They went via |
Louisville, for the purpose OF attending TN" |
musical department OF tie great exposi- |
ton.
Mrs. Minnie Cam Jester, of Corsicana, IL |
whiting her father, Mr.. w G.. Cain.
Misses Ida and Carrie Rountree, of Sher-
N an, returning from visit IN Huntsville
are stopping "a few days with Their sister,
Mrs. G Virgins
| The Knights OF Pythias propose 10 cele-
brate their anniversary when the time
comes around, which will be in the near
! future.
Mayor Dodd and family returned Friday
from their visit to Georgia.
Mr.. Il. H. Irving of Rusk once citizen
oil Tyler, has again located here.
Mr.. Fred i Dllley left Wednesday for
tour oil the north.
The dramatic season was opened here on
the 10th instant by the Srul2 Star com
pany, in three days engagement.
This company has merit, drew good
houes and made friends
BRENNAN
Messrs. ii, FRANKIE and i. Meisner. who
have been absent in Europe Tor the past
. five months, returned home on Thursday
Eugene Wallace, OF Gay Hill, lost bis
: hand in his cotton gin on Thursday. This
3 Is, we believe, the first gin accident that ha'
' occurred In he county this season.
/ A dude fire com paw Is about TO be OBJ
/ ganized IN this city. The members will re
required 20 wear white sheepskin Limitation
4 kid gloves when out for practice ADparatu
i tor the company Will sConsist Of buckets
i filled with aqua rosa, Ind squirt guns.
h PALn PINTO.
Mrs. Bette Brewer hes been very sick o
J. fever for II week or so, but lie now conya
v lescsnt.
y MIR Il A. Leach. one Of the pioneers O
y Parker county, good citizen and liy
e business man, died at his residence II
10 Weetherl0rd Friday. OF consumption.
o. The pound party Ut the residence OF MI
rs II. O.. Roberts, on last Friday evening, wa
re very pleasant break in the monOtOny {
,e these dull, warm times; the supper wa
of superb, and the young people enjoye
ID themselves immensely.
OF An impromptu hop ut NJ, o. Lynn's Re'
building on Monday evening, iurnishe
pleasant amusement for the young pe0pl
az until near midnight. Mr.. J. W Veal,
Misses Fannie, Nettie and Alliene Veal, {
ed breckenridge, were present and seemed
enjoy meeting with the friends OF the
cr childhood many OF whom they had n,
met since their removal from here som
N five years since
Mr., j. W. Veae and his three accom-
ed plished sisters, Misses Fannie, Nettie al
Alleine have returned home.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Gussie Chinsh returns home Mon
day accompanied by Miss JOSIE Stephenson,
whom she has been visiting for the past
week, together with Miss May Thomas
and Miss Annie plouts, her old school,
mates at Hamilton college.
Charles Dexter returns home to morrow
nom weeks solourn ut the beach.
Jules Roberts lott last night for vi paso
TO be absent q couple of weeks.
Colonel w. W Leake and daughters
Miss Grace and Miss Mary, left Wednesday
ior Houston, San Antonio and Laredo
They will return Tuesday. Miss Mary
leaves i,t school at ST, Louis on the 9th ut
September.
Professor st. Clair, of Hamilton college,
IL In the oitv.
II. Il. Ayres, OF Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Is IN the city, guest ut the Grand.Wln
aor.
Mr., Phillip Sanger and family LEFT for
New York lest evening.
Mrs. Chestnut started for the north yes.
terday afternoon.
Mr.. j. Nj. Dram took his departure for
day,
terday.
Miss Annie Barksdale is still on visit to
friends In Terrell.
Miss Cecile Furst has quite recovered
from her recent attack OF fever.
Mrs, Judge Mckee sat present at Min.
Mrs, Tom Miers remains few day,
longer At Nashville.
Mise Roberta RoSser is at the Beach no
tel AZ galveston, the guest OF Mrs. s. j.
Adams, and will remain there "A week
Mrs, Dan Ripley Is pleasantly spendlnl
the time at Spirit Lake, Minnesota,
Mrs 7. w. Linsky and Mrs. q, II. San
derson are IN Canada
Colonel Betterton having secured a choic,
residence, goes to housekeeping shortly.
Mrs, Alex, Sanger Is Illustrating at Sara
toga, enjoying the health,giving waters o
that fashionable resort,
Mrs. w. IL. Flippen and son, Edgar, mr.,
at Waukesha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. @. ohilds are solourn
ing AT the watering places In the west, an1
viii 20 east before returning home,
Mr., and Mrs. julie Schneider and chill
hren have been at Long Branch, and ar
now IN the White mountains.
Mrs; Frank Doremus is In Augusta
GEORGIA, with her father, She writes tina
tne weather has been quite cool aud pleas
Mrs. j. NJ, House Is at Clarksyllle, Ter
nessee, visiting relatives there.
Dr. aud Mrs. Il T. Locke are al Walk,
sha. The doctor hrs greatly improved, y
somewhere about the lniddle OF the con
ing month, away mp In Colorado, he wi
celebrate the nuptials, and then bring h,
70 an elegantly prepared home In ia
las,
The many friends Of Charlie William
will regret to leern that he l. again ronilne
TO his room with fever
DE-. james Der, OF Terrell, was In the cit
yesterday.
Capt lnnes, Of Scotland, is guest Of III
Windsor.
l., 8, Banks, locating engineer OF n
vult, Colorado & Santa Fe road, was
the city yesterday, but was woeiully i'm
rant ~ 20 the future operations OF the In
~; n Phillips, banker OF Hillsboro. ",
In the city yesterday.
= ga r Ae'',sIalck OF I've r,dSr
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educational.
HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE
LEXINGTON, KY.

]. T. PATTERSON, President
INsrABLIsHEn FOR THE HIGHER EDuCA.
T. ton OF young ladies'. Location positively
unsurpassed Situated in the most bea1ttul
and healthful portion OF the historic Bloc Grass
Region. Under NE present management II
has won for itself Sreput4tion seen 70 no ON;
or school in the land HAMILTON COLLEGE
h. the largest female college in Kentucky. Ex
tensiye bui dings Of modern construction, all
under the same roof, thus agoidinr exposure 70
Indictment weather. furnished with sh the
modern improvements for securing the health
and comfort of the pupils accommodations
unsurpassed; BUr Two, Pupils OCCUPY oNs
ROOM b.idtg IS heated by steam and Lighted
with gas bath rooms; hot and cold water on
each floor. etc, extensive literary courses
teachers Of acknowledged ability and extended
experience, music and paint specialu s. q
member of the Faculty accompanies students
to and from Kentucky. Session opens septem
| Der TO- 1883.
For Catalogues and other information address
F. p. ST. CLAIR,
Houston or Dallas Texas.