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FRAUDS IN COFFEE.
Bogus Beans Masquerading a. the
Real Article.

"Givs me your opinion Of these, young
man. said the east side grocer, as he spread be-
fore the reporter Q handful OF coffee beans.
''They aren't very regular in size, are they7
Now compare them with these, ana tell me
which you think are the better"
The grocer placed second handful alongside
Of the others The two lots were Of the same
dark brown color, and, at little distance away,
presented no very marked difference. Closer
inspection showed that, while the coffee beans
first shown were not all of the same size the
second handful were of extraordinary regu-
larity, the beans being very plump and large.
II know what you are going to tell me, and,
at first glance, any one would say 80. Your
opinion is that the last lot Is the best isn't 1t?
Well, the difference between the two patches is
that those which / showed you first are fair
lot OF coffee beans while the others aren't coffee
at all, and never grew on q coffee BUSH"
What kind Of q bush did they grow on7'
mo bush at all. They are q manufactured
article. You need not look as If you didn't
believe 1t for It's fact on which you may safely
risk your last dime They are nothing more or less
than limitations made out of dough, and Drowned
up to resemble the true coffee. They are made
almost perfect in shape and are all alike. You
won't find genuine coffee beans to have such
regularity"
"They look all right, but it strikes me that
no one would mistake the beverage made from
them for coffee"
You are wrong again, young man. No re-
spectacle grocer would be foolish enough to
give any customer who buys pound of coffee
q pound OF the imitation. No, indeed. They
mix 1t In the proportion Of four or five of coffee
to one of the imitation. Nobody examines each
beam You hear persons complaining OF Dad
coffee all the time. I'm sure l can't tell how it
Is. says the housekeeper; buy the coffee in the
bean and grind it myself l am sure it is not
adulterated.'
"You see, the grocer can mix chicory with
ground coffee, but when coffee Is bought in the
bean something's got to be done. Some brilliant
mind got over the difficulty by making coffee
beans to order"
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THoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ETNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sroRY FRAME
DWELLING AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE IN
GEORGETOWN, d. c.. BEING ON The EAST
SIDE OF HIGH ST LET, EXTENi ED, AND
ADJOINING THE ROAD TO THE NEW NAVAL
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
district OF Columbia passed on the seventh day Of
and numbered in Equity 777s. will sell at public
fHR NiSra Z 6F On d. 1888 at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all those pieces of parcels
of ground lying aud being in Georgetown. b. O..
rs lot numbered two hundred and fifty seven (257)
and part Of lot numbered two hundred and ffty-six
1850 In Beatty and Hawkins addition to George
on as o vain within the for ts mest and
northwest corner OF said lot numbered 257 at .
point at the intersection of High street continued and
theroad to the United States naval observatory. and
line Of said road four hundred and fifty feet thence
south two hundred and forty five feet
hundred and and half feet to the east
line OF said High street continued. thence north two
hundred and thirty five and feet the place
OF beginning, containing two and half Of land
more or loss, with the improvements thereon consist
ing OF two-story dwelling, slaughter house. and all
out buildings necessary in the conduct of butcher
business.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: Ons-hird
OF the purchase in caah and the balance In equal
day of sale with interest for which the prom,ssory
notes Of purchaser will Be taken. or all cash at the
money il Paid IN full All conyeysncinE At purchaser.
terms nat complied with in days from the day
Of sale the the right resau 1t rsk
OIL oe1ault1nG purchaser.
SAMUEL MADDOX,
WILLIAM j. MILLER Iruss'ss'
$50 Lousana ave-
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From the New York HERALD
There was Q ripple Of excitement IN WalI
street yesterday morning at the opening Of bus
mess. The news Of Mr.. VanderbiIt,s retirement
from the presidency Of hts three great railroads
while It had BEEN anticipated to certain ex-
tent, was yet surprise. 1t was tho one topic
Of discussion. It had taken place too late to
have an effect on Fridays stock market, but the
results were visible when the Exchange opened
It's doors yesterday. New York Central shares
sold at 1221 amid some excitement Q decline
Of three quarters since the preceding day. The
price soon recovered to 1913, however. and the
| sales were heavy. A. De Cerdova l. Co. were
extensive buyers, and were supposed to repre-
sent W. L. Scott In the Vanderbilt interest In
| the afternoon the price declined again at the
close TO lS9A The stock Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Central-the other two roads of
the Vanderbilt system-were effected BY SYM
pathy, but the dealings In them were not so
extensive.
WHAT THEY SAID.
"It was generally understood that Mr.. Van
derbilt intended to retire from the Central
presidency" said gentleman well known in
financial circles. ''but 1t was not expected that
| such sweeping change would take place It
is undeniable fact that he holds less stock to-
day than ever before: But he and his family
which they would be willing to sell if they had
an opportunity"
''Mr. Vanderbilt is getting old and It is
natural that he should want rest" said an
other "He has fixed things in such shape that
the interests OF the roads will not suffer by his
retirement from active management, tor he re-
tains general supervision"
"While William II. Is rolling on the pillows of
the briny deep he has left the same sort of
motion behind him here at the Stock Exchange"
said well known broker. Things are likely
to be disturbed here until he reaches in safety
the Office Of J. V. Morgan Co. in London.
Meantime the Stock Exchange will be like ship
without rudder so far as the shares of what is
| called the Vanderbilt system are concerned"
"Mr. Vanderbilt's withdrawal" said Mr. Henry
Clews lis good thing for Wall street, as his
great power has left the stock market in an
unnatural condition. The ups and downs have
not been based on good Judgment or natural
laws, but brute force. For the same reason It
would be better thing II Jay Gould should
withdraw. The public would then have still
freer opportunity to buy when they think
stocks are low without fear of one very strong
man or two such combining to put aside the
natural causes which make prices 20 up or
down. When the richest man In the country 10
In Wall street he yields dangerous power
Therefore, with no reflection upon Mr.. Van
derbilt personally, think his retirement good
thing" =,
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TRAMP CAUSING A SMAILPox ErrpKxrc
smallpox was carried into Mercer county, WA.
swo weeks ago by tramp who was taken sick
while en- route through the county, and who
stopped at the house Of q farmer named Blan-
kinship. In day or two Blankinship was taken
nck with an eruptive disease. and the doctor
called In pronounced the disease chicken-pox.
Ine patient died and the funeral was attended
By about 200 people from all parts ofthe county.
end. e q consequence, the disease w>s distri6.
uSed throughout the surroundina country. Up
% this time forty cases have occurred, with az
teen deaths. strict quarantine has been
0DtSblIahed.
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HNsG Ears SALE a OF ;yALgABLE IMPROVED

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BE-
TWEENF AND STREETS SOUTHWkJT.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of thesA
District Of C3laa a passed in Equity cause No.
Trustee viii. on FRIDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
MAY. AID. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. n. q public
auction In front Of the premises sell the following real
estate to witt Being parts Of lots thirteen and four.
teen lS and lA IN square six hundred and forty two
(642. commencing for the same 1t point on street
distant thirty feet eleven inches from north west
corner Ct said square. and running thence south at
right angles to said street eighty ne feet two inches
feet two inches through the partition Of two houses
on parts OF said lots thirteen and fourteen
QS and I'D, and thence west said street
to the place OF beginning; and also parts Of said
thireen and fourteen Us and 14) In aad square six
hundred and two (642 commenc1ne for the same
point on street fourteen feet east from
est oU a9s t SAD and running thence
inches; thence south at right anees TO said street
point three feet north Of the dividing line of lots twelve
and thirteen az and 13) thence westward parallel with
said dividing line sixteen feet eleven inchea aud thence
north to the place OF BEGINNING.
Terms OF sale ss prescribed BY the decree Of court:
ance In six and twelve month"; respectively from the
day Of sae with interest at six cent per annum.
and secured by deed Of trust the property sold
all cash. at option of the purchaser deposit OF 500
required at the time Of SALE II tho terms not
Piled with in ten days After SALE the trustees the
right to resell the property at the Of the default
ing purchaser AZ 4 q
3A2 D street ~. L r-r...
inc. A GLARKE
J. T. COLDwELL. Auct apS0-10t
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NVHoAA9 BOWLING. AucaonsR.
VALUk1R PROPERTY IN 0EOH0ETOWN u. q .
PUBLIC BALE NEAR TIE NARkE3
On MGSnAx MAJ Aoxrnrzu,u

On IoNDAY NAY fQURTERNTH. lasa, -
the ps.Wis1 viii ORR 1t pubic ME 81 Mat -
peH Of Loe Ma q. h deoFsstown. Distlicf Of Oolnm-
- ai.nsss a.tsea fs.t f.um vAess Shs - ~
a 11ad Lot No q tn1RBeo4D Bxidgo Grank "a nnlnR
sou@ 1f0nys fest ard TN inckse theH 60 tWcaf1.
two feee and four inches then north feot md
- iosr tnenn . - baginnmE Am, q HI PIT q
- ~ - - VA - 80 I'm sss.nf 9 u nos
sos,sS ssns rs ~ fDu. tnchfs Or ~ o.
eight test and four inches SoE0 g leG1) then nosA
$500 - Snoseor lasaA % AaEhsksUaOs . ths
- @ sh.tPste Lss p.mse q a ca osezss:
d o.. 0501ee4 . tAe CORNER Of 0Ei6vo 01root ond
1aei aleys nCoai.x tsSy-oas ~ I'D II iss6ss
e - 10Th - a Hrd0! 49, an4 running hack
NJ O. @s veee Ode Of aid alag. Oh feet dsep
T91ss ns4hird csaA; Ssancs IN X snd twelve
zsnsns - mesa1S = IL per s9t; @ IN casA :. tAs
6es4tan. dspegko a 1fty dollnED eeQuiEed On each
- A1saaysvsasng I'D sssocai e ~ sxIsHes e
myl-dAdD ATTORNEY Coz Hhtt0' Hsiis.
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UP To the Situation.


From the Detroit Free Press
speaking Of curious coincidents," said q
lawyer who had business at the City Hall yes
terday, 81 think have the most curious case on
the boards"
"What is 1t 2"
zone day last week woman came to me and
engaged my services to file bill for divorce.
hadn't got through with her when her husband
came In to secure my services for the same
thing. They were Of the same age, had the
same grounds, and had not met before for
months"
And you took both cases ?"
"Oh, no, that would have looked q little
queer"
Then you sent one to another lawyer ?"
"Oh, no. again. I am not furnishing clients
to other lawyers. 1 saw that was In ix. and
that must do something to prevent one or the
other rom consulting another attorney, and go
l acted as mediator, and advised 'em to settle
DONE"
'Whar! You advise q settlement and lose
your fee2"
"Not. exactly" replied the lawyer a. he
stroked his chin, II charged twice as much for
the advice as for securing the dlvorces!"
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TNHOS. J. FISHER CO..
l. Real Estate Auctonears.
,,C On sA ~ MAY FIFTH. at HALF-PAsTas&
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, at our Office, No. 1924 F$SS&
street northwest wi sell at auction lot T. square--
lot square 49, lot 6, square 1929 lot g. square
LIZ. and part lot g. square 104. Terms cash.
THOS. j. FISHER B CO.,
apl1-d Real Estate Auctoneers
~ THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY,. NINTH OF MAY, 1885, same hour
and place. THOS. J. FISHER Co
my7-d&ds Auctoneera
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From the Chicago Herald.
"How do things seem to open this sprine3"
queried one shabby genteel Of another, as thsy
met at City Hall
"Fayorable-highly favorable A member Of
the legislature In town yesterday took me for a
canal commissioner apS' me strike him forS1o
How L. 1t with your"
Positively splendid. I originated syndicate
to buy 7,000, COO acres Of wild land In Arkansas
and sold my idea for eI6"
Seems - u We had passed the crisis"
ooh. think 90. At least am going To invest
In another white shirt and . g cane.
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my2.d&ds


,QP 1a1RAL NAT kLEvEHTH. At FLNDa
BEAUTIFUL piece of Eround, em6radnF ten me-
building lots fronting Massachusetts avenue and on
18th street northwest whole OF hy tho dneie -
acoordinG g plat q the eaA and poStsa on
SQUARE fssk md To aneis ID vaEY irem o. -
square feet each. Iffia 1ndisylutahle. . o. =
from day Of sale secured By ust deed On The PROPERTY
ecA. The nots6 for defsrred payments beaf inEsse
e4 c.sA 8 pufehaset cPoa go e NJ sa1s f0e IL
ng5-6t WI ?. IOU1aa AacaIonsse.
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Tho mih hands ofLavreuce are prone to sleep
ne On Sunday morning, after their week Of
lard labor. The Rev. Mr. Miles tells them that
they do hight. Men and women who work early
and late SIX days arc no worse Christians
because they are sleepy on Sunday"
The Aldermen Of ST ringheld, Mass. are spoken
oy the RepSblion a. being Gin circus
assembled"
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been called to the presidency Of Trinity college,
signed.
me Bi0elow estate, on the summit Of Ros-
tS a q famous Bunker Hill, hes been bought BY
tns slsten Of 81: Joseph, who win establish q
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY
HOUSES, Nos. 20l2 AND 20l4 STREET MORT h
WEST, NEAR Pennsylvania AVENUE.

"S.' y 01.<A' EN- NJ nv AN1A AFLNUE'
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in -
Liber No 945. folio 1914 ct seq, one Of the land e
records Of the District Of Columbia. and BY ths
win: on TUESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY.
1883. ct FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. IN front Of tho prem-
1see sell oil that certain piece parcel Of ground or
real est:te situate and lying in city Of Dis
Lot numbered twenty (2) In square numbered ono
hundred and one QO1l together with al the improve
ment. wayR easements. righs privileges aud sppur-
tenanoes 70 the same. belonging in anywise apper
tanning This lot 10 improved by two houses
which will b sold separately.
Ternne One third cash .nce dr and twelve months
on promises sold al cash ct option Of purchaser
purchasers Az conveyancdnG; &c. q purchaser's
e bid Of Terms 10 be eamplisd With In seven dayA
otherwise ths Truea ne right 70 RESELL q SAs
s1s After NV d.y;s psnse nstics Of such 1ssAs IN
ALBERT 4. WILSON.l 49,
my2.dAds 3. MAURY DOVE iFoseees.
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nl bkwARa OF WEAK woman. says F,'e.nds
Daay. Beware how you befriend her. Beware
how you talk to her Beware Of intrusting her
with the, the most trivial secret. Such woman is
a.. walking social explosive when abroad. She
can scarcely open her mouth without damaging
somebody She does 50 unwittlngly and With
OUT insSns. ana Tor this is all the more danger,
Gus. sne WIN give you away" without herself
knowing 1t. She is q boomerang. Loose her
ana sne knocks over her best friends. Beware
now your sympathy b attrscted by her help
isssnsss: Il Is the helpless pretty, leaning.
s CanSn9 S Moman who gets most men into
ttO9me: Sne ID unsafe, because she hclu en-
eirely the highest sense Of honor and personal
responsibility. This IL not her fault. These
qualities are lacking entirely in her compo-
satson. Beniead her b. taxing on yourself any
re.ponsioility, and the next hour some insin-
t Hsne Tongue can prove to her that your mo-
etise who her friends are, Stand her alone and
me WA go down. down, further-.aueh further
ciseo, nave sumctent character TO maintain rele-
tive standing In their own world. Beware OF
soc1 boomerang. She hits hardest and goes
back on her best friends.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.M0RROW'
TyHoaAs BOWLING. Auoaoussr.

THoAAs BOWLING. AuoeousR.
EXECUTORS SALE OF ANrIQUR FuRNrrUnR.
Oh rAINTINo3 PINE oLD ENGRAVING =
SWORDS. BOWS AND ARROWS, War clubs.
&C.
On THUR9DAY MORNING. NAY TENTH, 1853,
COMMENCING At TIN O'CLOCK. q The residaoco OF
the late Eisb kingman. east stde l&th street BE-
tween and @ streets northwest IL undersigned
Executors viii sell the following efects:
Fine Old Steel EngravinGs
OIL PaintinAs-some very rare and old.
OH Painttn9-Duke OF Marlborough
Antique Clocks. Antique Mirrora
Aarole >tatnary-Killing the CentauS.
Reception Chaira Antique SofaA.
Brass Tenders, Harp Stands
window Hanaings.
Mahogany Card Tables, Secretaries.
MahoGanv Bookcases.
Walnut Center Tables. Mahogany High DssR.
Brussels and other Carpets.
Walnut and other Chamber FurniturA
Feather Beds, Bedding, SC
Walnut Marbletop Sideboard.
Walnut Extension Table.
China and G. assware.
Old Spanish Arsuebus, Antique Rife.
Ennlish Gross Bow. Antique Sworda War Cuba &c,
Stoves, Kitchen Requisites &C.
my7-st KBNER kiNGMAN.} EHecutors
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FTHOS. ]. FISHER q CO..
IL Real EGtn1o Auc4ion0arR
UNTNfpRovED PROPERTY AT 4

UNTMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of tho Supreu,elnA
Court Of the District Of Columbia paAsed IN kQuisy Nv
Cause No. 2. 767, wherein Temple ct al are con--.I
planants, and Worthington ct al defendants the
undersigned. Trustee VII SELL at publ auction the
following described real estate st the times and places
On SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. It FOUR O'CLOCK
a., at the Office Of Thos. J. Fisher Co.. No. 1924
sub Lot "a, square s45; Lot g. equsrs sos:
Lots 5, Is. and 49, square COS Lot i. square 609
Lots Z. TO- l6 and south half Of II. square 610;
Lot 9. square Gil: Lot =, square 6l9;
Lot II. square GIT; Lot s. square ga:
Lots 8 and I, square east of 664;
Lot 4. square south Of square SGT:
LO@ and ~, square east OF south OF 667, and the
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: third
OF the purchase money in cash, and the residue In
equA instamen's at six and twelve months respect
1Vey with interest at the rate of six 90 centu
annum from day Of sale. to be secured by approved
rotes with reserved IL the property sold the
purchaser shall have the option OF paying all the pur
chase money in cash A money deposit shall be
amount whereof will be announced ON day Of sale.
Upon default of purchaser in complying with
OF sales within ten Q0 days. the property upon which
DEFAULT has been made be reeod at the risk and
cost OF the defaultnE purchaser after three 90 days
notice In the Evening Star newspaper ConyeyancinG
shall be ut the cost of the purchasers.
CHAs D. FOWLER, Trustee.
ruo, Menster Law Bullding. 500 at northwest.
THOS. J. FISHER CO.. Auctoneers. APT g. t th&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY. NINTH OF MAY. 1883, came hour
and place. THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
my1-d&ds Auctioneers.
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ap2e. n. n my1. 3.17.s,9
OUNOANsON BROS. Auct,oneer1.

hUNUANHUN BROS. Auchoneer1.
TRUsTKEs SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE sun.
DIVISION OF BARRY FARM.
p virtue Of . desd Of trust duly recorded in -
for the District Of Columbia. viii seN ct pubic
auction IN front Of The Iremisea ON "WEDNESDAY,
O'CLOCK NJ. sn tie fcIIowfns described real est.ie
to wit: Tho North Part Of Lot numbered i've (s) in
ss1tSn nG " One az Of The .nbdivisen By the
Lot i've (o and fronting Sheridan avenue and sd-
joining lot four a. snd containing fourth
and Of acre. together with all the
Improvements. ways easements. rghts privileges and
apurtenances to the same belonging in sp-
pertaining.
Terms; One. third cash; balance in six and twelve
Of trust premises Sold all cash at option Of pur-
chaser Al conveyanoine, &C.. at purchasers cost
deposit OF 500 required at sale. Terms to be compiled
with in seven days otherwise resale at risk and Of
defaut1ng purchaser after five days public notice of
such resale in some newspaper publisfed In Washing
ton, DC. SAMUEL CROSS Tr,stee
ap3O- so&ds
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A girl at Chicago wedding fell In mar
oxysms soon after drinking wine from glass
that her discarded lover had filed for her. He
had added arsenic to the beveridge, because the
ceremony reminded him of his own failure to
secure conjugai happiness
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BOOTH In GERmANY.

Some Inside Views % tho American
Actors POlyglOt Experiences-Ger.
man Prompsers' Ways-The Tour Re.
MitigatiOns.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
CONSISTING IN PART OF STARCH, CORN.
PEAGHEs, TOMATOES; SPICES MtsTARp,
0THkR SOAPS, COFFEE. SODA, MACE ARoNI,
COCO, YEAST PowD R. CHEWING AND
SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES,
TABLE SAUCE. CATsuP. STOVE POLISH.
CORN STARCH TEA. TUBS. VINEGAR GLUE
LOUNGES, RUGS. BRASS ASST fEspERs, on. PAINT.
RM SH; ENGGk sAn Fancy LAMPS; PUNCH
HEXTf&a STOVES. &C.. &C.. The fP kSPE RI Z
OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
lair, REMOVED To OUR STORE FOR CON-
VENIENCE OF SALE. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TENTH COM
salesrooms 9Th and streets northwest for Of
the Washington Light Infantry Fair. q misce laneous
collection of goods being partly enumerated above 10
which the attent ion of buyers il called. mys- 1t
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THOS, J. FISHER b CO.,
IL Real Estate AuctdonaaFA

l. Real Estate AuctioneeEA
SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPT.
Toll HILL.
On 0ATUkT ", NAY TWELFTH. A. d. 1883, a
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p M. We will sell af auction, ~
sub Lots l6 ~ - and IS. square 872. These lotaS
each front south 10 feet eCth street.
teEsscon q Pennsyivania and North Carolina svsnuea
Terms q sale: One-third cash; balance In az "A
twelve months. secured by deed of trust on peUperty
sold. with i1tnregt st stx Per cnt.
my7-d&ds IHOa. J. FISHER co., Aucts
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nUNcANsoN BRos-. Aucsiouesrs.

nUNcANsoN BROS. AuctionesrL
TwQ-sToRY AND MAN ARD ROOF PRESS BRlCl
FROM. WITH TWO-SToRY BACK BUILD
ING, NO. 1882 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
On TUESDAY. MAY FIFTEENTH, sf Ska
O'CLOCKP.M., we will eell I'm front OF the prem
Uses. LOT II. SQUARE 274 -
fronting IL feet 81 inch 18th Win
depth OF w feet TO an alley improved by well bull
two-story and mansard roof press-hrick front viii
two story back building House contains nine rooma
gse and water.
Terms One-thfrd cash: balance In and two years
notes 10 bear and to Toe secured by deed Of trust
or all cash. ut option OF purchaser. Conveyancine.
IN seven days otherwise sale st risk OF de-
fanng purchaser after i've days public of suoA
resale In some newspaper published in ashington
DC. deposit OF 500 required At time OF sale
myS-d&ds
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Its Effect I'm Financial and specula.
tive Clrcles-HOw Wall street Re.
E1rded ton for Europe-A million
Doltars for 'sTtPs''-Mr. vanderbiIcs
Health.
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G BENSINGER, Auct1oneer.
Os Washington Horne and Carriage Bazaar,
996 $40 and 9z2 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUG0rEs, CARRr-
AGES. WAGONS. HARNESS &C., EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING
C0MMEECINa AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD
LESS OF WEATHER.
Constantly hand and ut private stock of
Horsea, New and hecond hand Bugyiea, CaFraeus Rx-
press Wagons. HAr1esa etc. etc. Liberal advances on
consienmentR IA 2m