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The following are the entries for the Potoma,

Inc loHowlng are the entries for the Potomac
river regatta on Wednesday,
Ryan, Mckinney, Fraser. Fischer, Kearney, Small
wood, and Warden, coxswain: Substitutes
pos1n warden and
z: Mute: g; Gibson. eoxswain. suOstitutes-Brew.
Senior four-oared shella-Eureka, Newark, N.
IL n Jury. l; r: A. Sexton: 9; q Mccall.
y; =; watts, Z Substitutes. willism Clark and
Hallowell, /; W. T. wallace, 8; 4 W. Phillips s;
J. y. Andrews, l. Substitutes, @. steele and J..
SonaSp sase kn Ma
s. Frazer. substitutes. Wheeler and x:ksa Ssf
6 = as!o.sh; i; y. 3. W.Iisse, H >: n nv ".
r rniil1ip s Steele cox.
ssatzsll !; W. Maggie, 2; J. J: voeEle. 8; J. Beck.
4;F N: Longstreth, coxswain. Substitutes, II. II.
ton, D. C.-Kondrup. 1; Wade, .; Kintner. 8; Mute,
!; GiDs on. eoxswain. Substitutes. Nesmith and
Double sculls.-Harrisburg. Harrisburg, Pa-E
Raueh and e. 4 Elter: Substitutes. J. w.
and +. h. schile. Potomac. Washington. D. c.
and Harris Substitute, BenedicE. Warden and
Cropley Substitute. Morgan.
ton. D. cMPsiro' Ekstein samsrs IoSsstng
substitutes, HOOD and Gresham. Potomac, WASH
tngton, ID. C.-Doxon, I: Smallwood, 3; Whit
tington, 8; McRae. 4 Substitutes. Kearney and
Light weight four-oared she'll Columbia,
Washington, d. C.-Smith, /; Brewster, 2; Harlan,
3: Ziegler, 4 Substitutes. Collins and Ballantyne.
Potomac, Washington, DC.-Warden, 4; Whit
tington, 2; Kearney. 8: Fischer. T. Substitutes,
D.C.-Hatch, Reid, McKenney and Run
Senior singles. Pilkington, Metropolitan, New
YORK; T. A. Dempsey, Pennsylvania, Philadel-
pnla; X @. Morse, Nassau, New York: r. II. Schile,
Metropolitan, New York; T. L Cropley, Potomac,
Junior singles-G. Fitzgerald, Keystone, Ph,la.
delphla, Pa. 81. e WadswOrth, Eureka, Newark
n. d; Thomas Wolters, Essex, Newark, N. J. I; r.
a, kerwin, Neptune, Lynn, Mass. II. u Noordzy,
NJ d. Phelps, and A. Herr, OF the Potomacs. and
j. Il. White, and R. J. w. Brewster Columbus
special single sculierS.-For the District OF Co
ium6la scullers who have never won a race:-Aus-
I'm Herr. Charles 9. Warden, N. h. Phelps, Il. O.
Noordzy. A. Harris and J. Lang. Potomacs; J. R
White and r. Somers, Analostans.
THB ORDER OF THE RACES
The order in which the races will be rowed has
not yet been decided, but IL will probably be a.
follows. although several changes may be made
before Wednesday: Junior tours, senior fours
junior singles, light weight tours, doublt
scnlls gigs, senior singles special singles, conso
latlOn tours, consolation singles and eight-oaret
sneiis the races will commence at - O'Clock
one-half hour intervening between each race, SC
be rowed at O'Clock.
REGATTA NOTES
II the Columbia crew starts in the senior four
Dared race 1t will be the most exciting event Of
the day.
Some OF the contestants from other cities an
expected to arrive this evening.
Kirwin. the junior single sculler from Lynn
Mass, arrived here this morning and is quarteret
at the Ebbitt
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I'd Edition.
Latest T9lGglanS to qlo Star.

Gen. Hancock Entertains the Corean
Embassy.
NRW YORK, Sept M.-The Cofean embassy re-
turned TO this city from Boston this morning. and
arc now staying at the Fifth avenue hotel They
are accompanied BY Assistant Secretary OF State
Davis ana Lieut. Mason. To-day the whole party
visited the BROOKLYN navy yard and the military
station at Governors island where tho greater
part OF the day was spent Gen. Hancock enter
tanned the visitors.
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.HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VuNHOMAS DOWLIN0s Aucuoneef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NJ STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN NINE.
TENTH AND TWENTIETH STREETS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated April 10TH "a
A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded In Iber 500 folio Sa;3
49, one Of the land records Of the District Of Col A
umba and at the written request Of the party secured
thereby. we viii ofYer for sale at pubic auction in
front Of the premises on MONDAY. the FIRST DAY Of
piece or perce Of ground known and distinguished
the ground plat plan of the Ctyof WashIngt n in the
District aforesaid the most easterly twenty (25
feet 'front.' by the fun depth with front of seventy
five (75) feet Of original lot numbered seventeen (l7 In
square numbered one hundred and seventeen Q17).
with improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Onehalf OF purchase money to be paid
in cash. and the balance in six and twelve months with
interest at six cent secured by deed Of
property Sold or all cash. at the purchasers option
s nS 70 De paid at time Of sale. Az conyeyancins
piled with in seven days otherwise the property will
resod at the risk and cost Of defsung purchaser after
five days notice.
WALTER g. DUCKETT
Corner I'D and Pennsylvania ave., [ r.
JAMES McLOUGHLIN, iEusseee.
25Qo street northwest
sep17. 10. "a. "a, 26A29
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ID p. LITTLE, Auctioneer.

ID p. LITTLE. Aucioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF REAL ESTATE, THIR-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN g
AID STREETS, IMPROVED BY A TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated September ID
d. 1880, recorded in iber $50 folio 1872 ct SEQ E3
Of the land records Of the District of Columbia and1
at the request Of the party thereby secured We win sell
R sSY o 0GT9BER EiaaTT 1;f; 1888. ss FIVE
numbered ten hundred and twenty il02O). as subdi-
Vded in Lots A and 4.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money In
cash, and the residue In two equal instalments at six
and twelve months from day OF sale, with interest I'd
per cent, deferred payments to be secured by deed
Of trust On the premises above described al cash
complied with within days from sale or to be re-
sold at cost OF defautng purchaser deposit Of $50
required when the property is sold. All convey
and recording at the purchasers cost
1E JOIN \ a pk AARRARMs' Trustees.
sep21-1Et p p. LITTLE Auctioneer,
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1UNCANSON Bros, Aucttoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
q. 9. MARSHAL'S SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD
,. FURNITURE.
FRENCH PLATE GILT AND WALNUT FRAME
PIr X MIRRORS, WITH CORNICE TO MATCH;
WALNUT FRAME GOLD TRACED PARLOR SUITE.
UPHOLSTERED IN EMBOSSED VELVET (yery
INLAID CENTER TABLES, EASY CHAIRS:
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRRORS;
CABINET, LAMBREQUINS;
WALN UT HALL PIECE;
HER COVERED HALL CHAIRS;
WALNUT NJ. T. BOUFFETT very Handsomely;
WALNUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE;
HEATHER COVERED DINING CHAIRS;
LIBRARY TABLE. ENGRAVING5;
LEATHER COEEEEDLOUNGE;
C0UGHES; WALNUT NJ. I. CHAMBER SETS;
BtDSTEADS. BUREAUS;
MIRROR FRONT WARDROBE:
fEa sPHIsas;. PILLOWS AND holsters.
VELVET AND BODY BRUssEL CARPETS
THROUGHOUT I HE HOUSE.
REFRIG orator, KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C.,
&C.. BtING The ENTIRE FURNIIUKE. &c,
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas, No.
o. 03a. issued out. OF the clerks ONCE Of the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia and to
me directed, will sell on the premises, No. 1413
!H!RD, 1883, COMMENCING At TIN O'clock
M. all the RIGHT. title, clam and interest Of defend
seized and levied upon the goods and chattes of
Henry Howgate. and will be sold to satisfy execu-
ton No. %, 089. in favor of w. b. Moses ct al.
sep2l-dts CHAS. Z. HENRY, late u s. Marshal
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DUNCANSON RROS,.
+ 7. COLDWELL, Aucdoneer.

4 7. COLDWELL. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, IN USE ONLY ONE YEAR, co INSIST
ING IN PART OF HANDSOME PAkLOR AND
BOARD. caAIks. RHnsTEspsa 0t BifiE sans
WAsHsTANDS, MATTRESSES. BLANKETS
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, CUTLERY
KITCHEN UTENSILS. and many ether articles too
numerous to mention, all in perfect order.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-EIGHTH,
1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we viii
No $50 New York avenue the above described house
hold effects. This sale Is worthy the attendance Of
housekeepers and dealers.
PARKER TOWNSHEND
sep22-dt5 Real Estate Brokers' No. 1913 street.
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Jimmy Logue and His Gang Released.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24-Jimmy Logue, Samuel
Iorfence, Frank Starr and Big Buck" Donnelly
the four glorious criminals charged with being
implicated in the $500 Jewelry robbery at the
raigned for final hearing The police stated that
they were unable to furnish any evidence against
the DEFENDANTS, and the prisoners were conse-
Quantly DISCHARGED
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auction eer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEW BUILDING
MATERIAL. BUSINESS WAGON. 10.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SEv-
ises Nav III; nxenna htxeen ON n ne prem
northwest will cell the following effects:
One New Business Wagon.
Lot Walnut, Oak and Cherry Lumber.
Lot Ornamental Brick.
Lot Trimmings. Doors. Sash. Frames. &C., &C..
being the property of the late Robert Davidson.
Terms cash. and goods to DO removed within ten
days after day of sale.
sep24-3t VIM. Il. WEST. Administrator.
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The Capital Bicycle Club Races.
PROGRAM FOR THE TWO DAYS RACES.

The program arranged for the Capital Bicycle
club races to be held at the Athletic park Thurs
day and Friday, October 18th and 5th for the bene-
ut OF the new club house fund, is as follows:
/. First day-Five-mlle handicap, open to all
amateurs. One-mile handicap tor G. Bi. c.
members who have never won a race. g. Three
mile professional, first heat Half-mlle scratch,
open to all amateurs. 8. Three-mile professional,
second heat 6. One-mile @. b. c. Handicap. 4.
Three-mile professional, third heat II necessary.
Second day.. Two-mile handicap, open to all
amateurs. 2 Quarter-mfle. for c. 81 c. members.
g. One-mile professional. first heat T. Five-mile
G. Bi O. challenge cup. S. One-mile professional.
second heat. 8. Tournament, two tits at three
rings. (The first held in the United States) Open
to all amateurs. 2. One-mile handicap, open to
all amateurs. g. One-mile professional, third heat
II necessary 9. Half-mile ride and run, open to
all amateurs. On the flrst day there will be q
parade. The line will form at 9th and r streets
and proceed thence by way OF the principal streets
and avenues to the park
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Name

SUMMARIZES AT HoNeLULu.-Capt Erben, com.
manding the U.SS. Pensacola, reports to the Navy
department from Honolulu, August Slst that
during his stay In Honolulu his personal
association with American merchants and
bust ness men convinced him or a feeling
OF uneasinexs on account OF the uncert ainty OF
the continuation OF the reciprocity treaty. The
American citizens were DESTROYS OF having an
American msn-of-war about the islands until the
question ID deflni tely settled.
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4 Ionic A. MARI, Real Estate Broker,
"A No. 1212& II street nr,rfhv

AuCIIoN SALE OF SOUTH g. s.1ss FEET OF LOT
o. QUARE 2o6, ON WEST SIDE OF FOUR
STREETS NOR HWksT; SUB: LOT P, SQUARE
sEi3, ON SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
TWfLFTH AND THIRTBENTH STR
NORTHWEST. 21.3bxl4s FEET; PART SUB.
OF STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, 2lxlOO
FEET.
On TUESDAY, September TWENrY.aa6
FIJI HI, 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK, will be sold In M
front Of the premises the above desirable building
lots.
Terms: half cash. balance in one year with inter-
est secured by deed Of trust $50 deposit lot
time of safe ]. I. AOLDWELI,
sep2o- tn, s&m Aucttoneer
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CECOND HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND TIN
- highest cnah prices paid Also Watcheo JevolrY
Gun4 P1sto - 10 Oal or address AERzOa. sos %
0tDoob naAE PonnAyivan1A avenue pasExA
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The New York Water Frauda

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-David E Aiken, the in
spector OF water meters, who was arrested for
completely In the frauds In the water registers
bureau on an Indictment recently found against
him by the grand jury for forgery in the third de-
record, was arraigned in court to-day. He pleaded
not guilty, and his bail-bond was fixed at IS COO
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MARRIED.

BRYON-PALLEN. In the First presbyter,a,
church. Latte RoSs, Ark on September 70. 1883 by
Of Albuquerque, n. NJ. and Miss SUSIE ii PAL
LEN. OF Little Rock, Ark.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON

VIA WASHINGTON.
rOUBLE TRACK! yANNEY COUPLER!
Schedre to take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18th. 1889.
Leave essE1ngon from station. corner OF New Jersey
For Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and st. Louis
daily q. 800 a m. 1o:is a. m, 1910 p. m. with
points without change, lO:l5 M. daily to Chicago.
For Tiitsbars, a. $50 A. m and $40 D. m. daily g 40
2 M to t1ttsbqrg. Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
Tor Toiedo and Detroit via Monroevile. 1o:15 am.
Trains for PhiIadephis and New York a. $40 a. m.
Galy exc sunday: p. NJ and 9:4O II. daily, with
faIl9 R, a1d osepins Cars attached %
40 SO T. s. TO- SAC. ii SO PM PM D. ';'o' 49,
I 9a a On 4 lan 5s5 s s5 g So 1a0' 'm
1or Arhai chs. g. 40 IN, i2:lv ana 4:40; Sunday
1uWsy stations between Washington and Baltimore,
S Sr Stations a5l OF Me3rS S9 AZ and Il 30
sy eae%pt sunday 80 M As ana a s45 D.
daily Tor stauKt ton. so an. daily except sun
PM, daily except sunday. ~-''
ier hsHe5st9wn lul a. H.. daily except Sunday, 5:45
Trim rive from the Yves. daily. GEO. 1885 al m,
From New York and Philadelphia. ass. $50 I'm.
1Ion1 An-aIois so M. l:o0. G37 p m. Sunday.
Prom sta1nton 2:i5 pDl daily excert Sunday.
'f'a fiee s aEd intsrnsdiats POINTS s25
t1esit Sqtd3 lU:Vo an, 600 y II. daily from
1Isins leave B.lt:,nore Washington ato 4:4o, GAO
-. $50, y. g:ie, and 1890 Am. 12:15. 2;5).
day. so IS 40 D. si sio a. sR is o. s ss
t:-J, 80 and 900 p. m.
- trars from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
Fer further Information apply ct tho baltimore an,
lennsyys corner "A u street where or lers
VII lie taxen for bagsse to be checked and received
H. sih cL l. Nj Sf NJ. of T.. baltimore
myl4 q. X LORD. Gent Passenger Agent.
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UNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

THHONAS OONLING, AuctlOneer.
ELEGANT SQUARE GRAND SCHUMACHER
PIANO. COST SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS, ELE-
GAST GILT FRAMED FfENGH PLATE Man.
AND EUGS. OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
FANCY dkkE EENT 3 afT WThAAAMNNas
INGs: GILT MARBLE,T0P BOUQUET STAND.
ioTNaE FREScH PLATE PsYcHE MIRROR uNdD
WRITING DESK, WALNUT BooKCHsEs ELF
CAVITY CARVED WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
B.Ck, SMALL WALNUT SIDEROARD. HALL
CLIMBER SUITE. BRUssELs AND fNakA1N
GA CA PETS. HAIR AND HUsK MATTREssEs.
PILLOWS AMI BOLyTERS WALNUT DINING
GHA4Rs, OLD FL, ENGLISH CHINA. KITCHEN
REQunS1IEs. ETC, ETC. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-FIFrH. 1885, at the residence of gentle
man declining housekeeping No. 752 21st street north
sell the above effects. Terms cash.
sepl9-5t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
n P. LITTLE, AucticDter,



By virtue Of deed ofSssianment dated July IL -
1885, recorded in Lber GA folio $40. one o{ the E
for sale. to the hisn.ss bidder. on IHURsDAY OcTo.
Der FOURTH. AT POUR O'CLOCK T; n. the follow.
. twoetory frame dwelling. NO: 426 Sth street south
east containing eight rooms and bath ga water and
perfect sewerage and immediately thereafter part Of
Lot g. 925 unimproved; also part Of Lot square
49, improved by 3 three.rocm cottAea No. 6lS 9Th
street southeast; also very desrsbls Buding Lot On
dlh street frontins east being part Of Lot
good opportunity for investment the properties
value
Terms: One-third cash; balance payable In six and
twelve months. at s1 per cent interest," deferred pay
all cash at the opsn OF the purchase deposit of $50
required on each purchase and AL conyeyancing ut
purchases cost JESSE g. ER6OOD. Asaignee.
p. p LITTLE, Auctioneer. sep2x-9t
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CHAporEAurs


ASnsEia.ful q Witch ccntains 10 srSmmes Of Ica
Die and passes into the blood vesseis without Teqng
otomfoh 70 do any previous work. Il Il highly
esnta g persons whcse od q poor who suffer from
Chloroeis, Diabetes, Weakness General Wasting Away,
stomach Ache Gasraleia Los Of Appetite or 10 thoss
Hxhausted by Ices OF Work. Age Fever Dysentsry,
Diseases OF the Chest cancorous Affections Frequent
Ifayehns O. Long Fatigue. PARA kus viylenne Nos.
Sold by I'll DruSy1sts. n22-mkthly
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The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Ola Fellows
which was In session at Providence. Il L., last
week, adjourned Saturday TO meet In Minneapolis
the third Monday in September, 1884
Christine Nilsson sailed Saturday for New York
on the steamer Gallia from Liverpool
The comet or 1912 is rapidly approaching the
earth and sun and Will be visible 10 the naked eye
before Christmas
Andrew Sloan, prominent. lawyer or Silver
City, n. M, died Saturday. He was a native OF
savannah, Ga, which district he represented In
the Forty-thrd Congress.
Judge Hoadly, the democratic candidate for
governor or Ohio. who has been I'm Philadelphia
some time under medical treatment, is much
better. -
The Georgia legislature has refused 10 pass The
Oil Tor the payment OF the expenses attending tho
funeral or the late Gov. Stephens.
Cardinal McCloSkey yesterday opened the Ro-
man Catholic ecclesiastical council OF New York
On which are embraced the dioceses OF New York
brooklyn, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany Ogdens-
burg, n T.. and Newark and Trenton, n j, } at Sc
ceremonies
The Guion line steamship Alaska. which arrived
from Liverpool yesterday, made the fastest west
eTiy trip from Queenstown TO Sandy Hook her
Time being six days, twenty-one hours and lorty
minutes ''
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CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
~ PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 1908 STREET NOECUWESC.

By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court ofHsa
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause
No; 1852, Doc. %, entitled Mary n Kilan v. John
the grenises On TUESDAY The TWENTY FIFTH
part of Let No. Is. in square No 296 in the city
OF Mashington. D. G., beginning OH = street north ~
east IS thence south SO feet inches to the rear of
said lot thence west - feet and thence north to the
place of beginning Also the northwest corner Of Lot
No H. in said square, adjoining the above piece,
about 12O square feet ground together with the i'm
pr4Semen's CONSISTING OF three story brick house
Terms One fourth of the purchase money in cash
and the residue In three equal instruments, at SIX
rer cent interest secured by purchasers notes and
served hen or all in cash. at purchasers option.
Sold Convey and recording at purchasers cost
REGINALD FENDAII. Trustee.
" 1925 - street northwest
DUNCANSON RROs.. Auctioneers seplI-dSds
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Affair i'm WestWashtnxton.

white boy about six years old, named Herman
Myers. living at No. 263 N street, while playing
Knoxs express wagons HIS right hand was
crushed. and he was otherwise injured. DR.. 6uter
attended him. No blame Is attached to the driver
OF the Wagon-ThtS morning q year-Old child OF
Capt Charles Sherman, OF the steam canal boat
Andrews, having been left by its mother sitting In
where the mother was engaged in washing, was
found on her return, after few minutes absence,
to have fallen into q tub OF boiling water, and died
In few minutes The coroner has been notified
LANGLEY (vA) ITRMA-Mr. Bazel Gault died Sat
urday at his residence. near Langley aged 7S years.
Mr.. Perry Elliott, who lives near Langley, is
lying In q very iii cOndition.-The Langley Base
Ball club and the HerndOn club played game at
Herndon Saturday, resulting In q score OF 80 to q
In favor OF the HernjOn nine.
GRAM-Arrived boat O. r Gregory, with $500
bushels wheat Not offered for sale.
CONDITION OF THE WAT ER-No report from
Great Falls. Other points clear.
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M FOLEY. Auctioneer.

No
Twill cell tho stock of Dry and Fancy Goods con-
tanned in store No 9O8 7h street northwest at auction
COMMENCING EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AND-
A-HALF O'CLOCK. end will continue from day to day
until all is diaposed Of.
Tho stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods velvets
Cashmeres Table Linena, Towels, Napkins, Marseiies
Spreads. White Goods, Hosiery. q derwear Corsets,
Laces and Embroderies. Dress Shirts Sheetings in all
widths, Cassneres, Flannels, Domee6cs of all kinds
Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention.
goods are 6ne and win he sold witho t reserve.
jy3O NJ FOLEY Auctioneer
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M FOLEY. Auctionear.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SIxTH STREET. BETWEEN g AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 10, 1883 -
and recorded IN lAoer 053, folio 2ll ct seq one
Ct the request Of the parties secured thereby win offer
for sale at guhc auction in front OF the premises on
;1a the north twenty c2s) fest Of Lot twevs
Of Lot thirteen 3 IN square numbered eight hundred
and seventy eight $751; a. recorded In Iiber O5S
folio ct OF the land records Of the District OF
Columbia with improvements thereon.
Terms: Onethtrd OF the purchase money In cash and
the residue In two equal inltalmenta at x aud Twelve
months from DAY q sse With interest secured 70
the purchaser. Trustee reserves the rt 10 rcsel ~
the rsk and cost OF the defanltng purchaser torms
Of sale are not compiled with In dAys One bum
drod dollars deposit required when btd "a acoepte6
n. FOLEY, AuctionseE. sep2i-iot
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f. P p s.
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B r E A x r A ST.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING

by Thorough knowledge OF the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition, and By
careful application Of the fine properties Of well
bles with delicate Favored beverage. which may
save Us many heavy Doctor bills Its ~ The tudicious
gradually built until strong enough 20 resist every
tendency to sease. Hundreds Of subtle masdies ara
0ostng around us ready to attack wherever there
weak point Wemay escape many fatal shaft by keep.
ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood and prop
erly nourished frame. Civil Service Gazette.
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