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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct 2-yirginia skies. consolidated 40;
past-due coupons As bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2-Cotton steady-middling IO,s
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat-southern steady
western lower and inactive southern red 1Osa IL do
western winter 4d red spot Pot 9al S October
uary 116a1 1874 Corn-southern higher; western
elected and nominal; southern white, 65a66; do.
bsr So; asked Noyember 5sasa5sA year and January
western white, 36a3s do mixed. 35a36; Pennsy lSania
S6a4Q Rye quiet. 6sa64. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet, without change Butter fi1n-choice western
packed lQa20; creamery. 2Oa2s Eggs firm, Is Petro-
strong 141lal4sl Whisky quiet and steady I1sai1sH
wheat 900 bushels: corn. 1000 bushels; oats
bushels; rye. 900 bushels Shipments wheat, 1900
bushels; corn 1900 bushels, Sales-Wheat. 339 0OO
bushels; corn 5000 bushels.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

boNA1NU, AuctAoneSr
IN THE COUNTY OF WASIiNGToN. DisTRiCT
OF COLUMBIA, LOCATED on THE ANACOSTIA
FROM uNioNToWN AND Ten M1SUT isss
WALK FROM THE STREET CARS. ADJOIN-
ING THE GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM PROP
December. A. D. 1868 and duly recorded in Iiber TfY
and r. No folio S3, OF the land records of tia.
District OF Columbia and at the request of the holders
OF the notes secured thereby will offer for sale pub
DAY Of OCTOBER. A. d. 1888. at HAIF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. all that tract of land. being aud lying
situate in the county of Washington District of Column
bia and being part of tract called Chichester: Begin
ng at stone planted the E. side of the road
pnontown to BenIing's Bridge which stone is the n.
T. corner of the part of Chichester sold by Jno A.
Smith TO G. A. Krause, running thence s. As degrees
T. l992 perches to sycamore Tree. thence S. 50
segre s7i E 81 perches to cedar tree. thpce
90 80 which line, at q distance OF is So
perches, Is stake, which marked the s. E. corner of
ten acre lot heretofore surveyed for c. Krause and
thence A degrees W 81 80 perches and thence n 40k
S06 perches to stone the S E. side of the BEN
ning's bridge and Uniontown road which marked the
w corner OF ten lot heretofore surveyed for c.
hrase te E. stake of the said LOT being in
thus last reclted lime and 584 perches from the ben-
ming thereof and thence in straight line and with the
containing eleven acres, less, adjoining the
lands OF Richard Smith, ESD, j. Lee White ESD, and
the German Orphan Asylum
Terms OF sale. One-third cash. balance in six twelve
day % sale secured by deed of trust the property
sold; or all cash. At the option Of the purchaser
post o. 500 required the day of sale Conyeyancing
at purchaser cost II terms of sale complied
with IN ten days the property Will be resod at the risk
and cost of deitng purchaser after five days notice
Sep2b-dtS WALTER s. COX, Trustee.
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RANGE OF THE THEMoMETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: Il. m, 81 6; IL a. M, 6lS; 2p. NJ,
69.1. Maximum, i0.5: minimum. SIS.
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THE CONTRACT for constructing the basement os
the public building at Frankfort, Ky, was to-day
awarded TO Belknap q Durnesnil, OF Louisville,
Ky, for Sc GOO.
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FINANCIAL.

ADAMS & Co.,
BANKERS l. BROKERS,
Offer special Inducements to buy or sell CRUDE
PETROLEUM, either for cash or ON marsin
We offer small lot
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BONDS,
With or without Stock.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES ON HAND OR PUR-
CHASED TO ORDER ON COMMISSION
We invite correspondence. All information cheerfully
given auI7
Ns aE1 & q G2EF Al. AsD s5s2 Us
Deposits received subject to check
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securities and prepared at all times to answer maui
ries regarding same
HARRY c. TOWERS l. CO.,
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 1420 STREET NORTHWEST.
PRIVATE Srock TELEGRAPH VINES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
h. Il. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bought ana
Sold on Commission,
No. $50 18TH STREET (CORCORAN BUu.DING)
Agency for Prince and Whitley, Stock Brokers'
g. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Every class of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston, through which orders executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
Exchange. nj
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PATENTS were ISSUED to-day as follows: John r.
Boyle, Baltimore, Nd, bell pull; J. r. H. Hinton,
Baltimore. stop or brake mechanism and wire
support for cash carrier systems; John O. Myers
Washington, burial vault Henry W. Robbie, Ports
mouth. Va, ana w. ii. Lyons, Berkeley, Va,
utilizing exhaust or steam pumps.
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WE CELLULolD TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKs
bathing. Is for sale at ' ~ SAA o' WIN "Al'Ao
CHAS. ETSHEHS
Nrpo r-rcxr.yp 623 It'll street northwest.
Lady PatVus - -'''oA =" sno "s MI VI
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POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM returned 70
Washington from the west last night.
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THE CoREAN EMBASSY will visit the Treasury
department Tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
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Sentenced to he Hanged

EAsToN, Pa, Oct. 2.-John Dillman was TO-DAY
sentenced to be hung for the murder Of his wife
near Hecktown, this county, in March last Dill
man cut his wlfe's throat and LETT her lying on The
roadside. Several weeks later she died il
Northampton poorhouse.
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NJ 80 90 ,.,s 49,. q. SI10,AaO
tickets, 500. -' e'o %
Remit money bank draft in letter or send Inv. ~
lr s. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED J,T'rTE'e ~
Posi- OFFICE ORDER until further notice. Orders
OF g and upward b. express be at our ex ,
pr.se. Address all orders to j. j. DOUGLAS Iouis
VILE Ky ausO
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FIRST LHUE. WAX q. 1cMINN, 6sh infantry, now
on sick leave Of absence win proceed at che expi
ration thereof, TO Fort McDern1t, Nevada, and
report Tor duty with his company
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d P. LITTLE, Auctioneer.
AssiGNEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
ID p. LITTLE, Auctioneer.

ID P. LITTLE, AuctioHeer.-
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, TH1R-
TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN G
/ AND STREETS. IMPROVED By TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE.
By virtue of deed of trust. dated September ID a.,
D. 1880 recorded in Iiber $50 folio 1872 ct seq IA
OF the land records of tho District of Columbia A
at th ryqi.st Of the party Thereby secured, will sell
at public auction, IT front of the premises MON
DAY. OCTOBER EIGHTH. A. d. 1888. at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, original Lot thirty ,;0 in square
numbered ten hundred and twenty 1920 subdiyded
III Lots and 5.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money in
CASH and tie residue in two equal instamerts at six
and twelve months from day Of sale with interest six
cent deferred payments to be by deed of
trust on the premises above described all cash the
option of the purchaser Terms of sale to be complied
with within days from sale he at
Of defatig purchaser deposit of $50 required when
the property Is sold All conveyancing and recording at
the purchasers cost.
ELMON a. ADAMS.l 1,,,s,oos
JOHN II. PEAKE, ! il"s'ees-
P. p. LITTLE Auctioneer sep2I- I5t
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The TWo-Cent Postal Law.

IA6 IN0@Cent Postal LAW
LARGE SALE OF THE NEW STAMPS IN THIS CITY
INCREASE IN THE COLLECTION AND DELIVERY OF
LETTERS &c.
The sale OF the new two-cent stamps before the
city post office closed yesterday reached 1900
and the sale of two-cent envelopes 10000 During
the day yesterday twenty-fOur different requSl-
tions were made by the stamp-sellers upon the
cashier for stamps. Usually not more than four
or five such acquisitions are made In
day. To-day. also the sales were large
The increase In the delivery Of mail matter for
the twenty-fonr hours ending at 10 O'Clock this
morning, as compared with the same day of last
week, was BAIT. and the increase in the collec.
ttons for the same period was 4,0S9 This increase
Is attributed to the reduction in postage Some
Of the city post office officials believe that the re-
duction Will cause permanent increase In the
amount OF mail handled, and at any rate
permanent increase in first class mail matter IA
probably printed circulars, which are mailable AS
printed matter. viii find their way into the regu-
lar letter mail. As an instance OF the popular
mtsunderstanding Of the new law, Mr.: Bel super
porter to-day that to-day IA letters for city de-
livery were returned by the carriers, having only
one cent paid on them, indicating that q great
many peopls suppose that only one cent postage is
required on city letter. As there Is no reduction
On such letters the old rate OF two cents prevails
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4 UCTfOE SALE or FORFEITED PLEDGES.-OS
- NtDSFSDAI, oCTOBFR THIRD ard THURS
DAY. OCTOBER :, 1893. at HALF PAST SEVEN p. NJ.
We viii H. NJ our Loan ofc. l2 Penrsy wanna ave.
all pdts forfeited 10y nonredflnptiOn consisting Of
Watches. Jcwelry Diamonds Silver and Plated Ware
P.sois opera Gasse= Books Valiss. Musical and other
Ins-rIue ts Islies and Gents Clothing and all other
Wearing Apparel Blankets Spreads. etc.
II TsOus holding, tickets viii please TAKE notice.
STINElI BROS.
NJ FOLEY. Aucfi0Depr OcI-9t
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THE s g9TnRisC opRK e THE PHsrR1oT or

In the matter Of THOMAS B. ESrwIsLE and GEORGE o,
BARRON individually and copartners under the rm
name Of ENTwIsIE BARRoN-Case No 8I
Upon consideration Of the report of James Edwards,
assignee of Thomas B. Entwsle and George D. barron.
and Gf the firm Of Entwisle Barron. bsnhupts, fsd
proposition offer op the part Of the aid fhcmas
Entwise and Mary n his wife to conpro1iqe the cult
ing EQUITY Cause 10. SA52 upon Che tsrms e said
1S8S ordered adjudeed and decresd thai the aid COM
promise settlement be conhrmed the terms stated In
to the contrary be shovn On or befoY that dseG Pro-
xded copy o. Ia, orer % Rublseea once wesa log
/" The Evoring etar" md The "Washingtop Law 1es /
ton in tie DISCREET afck11zd befors said tlmenton
81 The Court DIX CARTIED, Ohia JustieA
1GSs cory: rsat 4 f,E TFq Gel 1890
5O7 PI0rua. Fa4,u~ tOf
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DIR. W. w. Godding, superintendent st. Eliza.
beth Asylum, has transmitted the bill for support
OF the ind gent insane for the District OF Columbia
for the quarter ending September 80, 1883. The
amount Is S25.eS6 81
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THE LEE HABEAs CORPUS CAsE-This afternoon
Chief Justice Cartier had before him, on habeas
corpus proceedings Joseph Lee, colored, who was
committed to jailfOr S0daysin SO ne for
contempt In not responding to a summons OF the
Police Court In liquor case. The point raised is
that Judge Smell exceeded his authority, and
that he could, for such Offense, commit only for
% hours. Aessrs. Hewlett and Shea appeared for
the petitioner, and MI. Taggart for the govern
ment, but without going into the merits OF the
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y JAPANESE SCROLLS, FANS, ETC,

w HLAHDS HOTEL BAR OPEN-PARK & TIL
IN iorus goods drausht. The best OF everything
'epi'-hn' O. Y. STAPLES. Proprietor.
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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE LABOR COMMITTEE TO-DAY
NEW YORK. Oct miss Frances E. Willard, of
Chicago president; Mrs. c. B. Buell., of Connect-
Mary H. Hunt, Of hyde Park, Mass. ana Mrs.
Frances j.. Barnes, OF this city. appeared as a
delegation from the National Women's Christian
Temperance Union before the Senate committee on
labor and education to-day, and urged that the
subject IN which they had SO deeply interested
that the Union, its thirty -one auxiliary ana terri
torial unions, was the largest society ever COM
posed exclusively of women and controlled entirely
by them The number OF local unions was about
5000, with membership of about $4,000, besides
large number OF juvenile organizations. The wit
neS5eS showed the good work they had accom-
pliSfed in various sections or the country, and
spoke OF the support given them by the press In
their efforts to suppress 1ntemperance.
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NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer. 'f'" 1 oc1,3t
ff4ANCI.fy SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
u REAL ESTATE NEAR THE CAPITOL, BEING
ALL Oh SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND

SEVENTY EIGHT
b. virtue ri decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. holding Special Term inS6f&
Equity. in Cause No. S.4es, Equ1ty Docket 22~k-
wherein Henry K Willard is complainant and Andrew
IasS.,i Se!,t.nlls.r 9TH 4 d. 1353 Will TUES
DAY OCTOBER NINTH. A. ID. 1893. commencing at
TIL hour of THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ in front of the
Ir,laees off.r At public sale square five hundred and
srycnty-sEht (5ISl i'll the City of Washington. This
square viii be sold Ill lots according to TIE subdivision
hl Z. SAID and which will ie exhibited at time
s-.le
'rlls of sale prescribed by said decree are One
tiir ~ tit purchase IIofcy cash and The balance in
six and t I've months dag sale, for the deferred
Payments TIE purchase purchasers shall give their
lof g drawing SIX FER cent interest Per secured
By deed 0r Cecis IF trust the property purchased
AL convey EI:irg IL, IF the purchaser IlIr
cha%cTS deposit of fifty $50 each lot must be
n4site when tiic property il knocked down
JOHN G. HEAD,
53I j street northwest; I NJ.
HENRY WISE {, ARNETT, { 4lu7tees.
No. >. Columbia Law Build'-:t
DUNClNSoN BROS Auc:S senan- nnt7fs
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AUCTION SALES.
V1HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer-

V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Hs5ER szES T% Eiqr9 VERY
WINDOW AND corner CHAIRS. EASY CHAIRS
6ThER akTrc aqa 81 AhS TtA SETS AND
On On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FOURTH.
my auction rooms fine collection Of the above goods.
oct2-st THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
S e NM AghbdE hhs2aFEShE
Hf s sS ro m Eth Il e S # 0 Gon int
{ B e ss Ml 81 Fl
the premises sub Lot nine TO- in ninety nine,
Terms Amount Of debt and expense of sale ttogether
six per b. deed Of trst on properly sold
OF al e at ,o oSa sal. Of deposit OF Sloo
er os e 1 FREbEk1dk s : hdshfhh
(tHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent
AUCTION SALE OF TEREE-sToRY AND BASE.
fRISfIN 'ii OFFICE tnTo'f- Ni-Ai' 0o' h'N"hNi
@ II ss asil2n Il fEGpt ss II rfFfTt
a IS 4 = sph ' N ss Hhs s
great opportunity to those looking for good invest
msnt.
Terms will be made known day of sale.
CHARLES W. HANDY, Agent for Owner.
J. T. COIDWEI.L Auctioneer o2-d&ds
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
On FRIDAY THE FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1888,
at Ten O'CLOCK 4. NJ. will sell, At public auction,
Goods and Effects Of the late John G. Killia deceased
/. consisting of Chamber and Parlor Furniture Kitchen
Utensils. CARROTS, &c
TerIls Cash
REGINALD FENDALI4, Administrator, C. 7. A.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers oc1-4t
HITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON y STREET, BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
on SATURDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH, 1888. at 81
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in front of fssJ
the premises, will sell at public auction, the -
three-story brick dwelling No. 1925 n street
Tie house has d large back building and contains IL
Lot has frontage of 20 it. by depth of 1l6 it.
inches.
Terms made known at time of sale. Ali corveyancing
at cost of purchaser deposit of $500 required ut
time of sale If Of sale not complied with in
days tie property will I've sold risk and cost of
defauitiHg purchaser after five days advertisement
FITCH, FOX Il BROWN
1887 Pennsylvania avenue
y. L. COLDHEl4l, Auctloneer o1-d&ds
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General Foreign News.

THE CABINET CRISIS IN PARIS
PARIS, Oct 2-Prime Minister Ferry had an in
tervlew with President Grevy this morning. 1t Is
reported that several members OF the cabinet in
tend to offer their designations.
RUMORED RFsIGNATIoN OF MINISTER.
LONDON, Oct. 2-The Times Paris dispatch says
on King AnonSoS arrival in Paris, President Grevy
introduced a general to him as minister OF war al
interim. report was current in Paris yesterday
that General Thibaudin had resigned the war port
folio. but 1t has not been confirmed.
BRITISH CONSUL FIRED UPON.
CQNsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2.-The British consul at
Scutari Albania was fired at while On hunting
expedltion few days since, but fortunately was
not hurt. The would-be assassin escaped.
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The DECREE IN TIE VINCENT prvoRcr c.sr

THE DECREE IN TUE VINCENT DIVORCE CASH
Judge James, I'm the Equity Court to-day, signed
the decree OF divorce granted 10 complainant I'm
the case OF Rosa p. steele Vincent against Charles
Vincent. The decree gives her the care, custody
and control OF the children, but provides that
PENDANT shall be allowed 10 have access 20 see ana
converse with them az all reasonable times
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MR.. ACKRRMAN'S CHARGE AGAINHr Hrs WIFE.
MI. G. 8. Bundy filed to-day bin for q divorce
TOT Norris L. Alderman from Anna n. Alderman.
They were married November q, 1861 He charges
that on January 18th last She committed adultery
and that In the first four months OF this year. the
onense with MahOney was frequently repeated.
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NJ s FIT TOR E,

A MONG THE MANY INSURANCE COMPANIES
ana associations doing business on the mutual or
plan none is certainly secured against
loss OF failure as the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASSOClAIION. and certainly none have proved 50
cessfnl and popular in 60 short time as this favored
have publicly and frequently commended it's system as
being Great step Forward il the science Of Lite Insur-
ance while Its policy holders have on more than one
occasion expressed their confidence In its
For circulars, &c, call at the Office 1863 street.
aus Y KNIGHT Manager,
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PROFESSIONAL,

49,: SC-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH ON DAILY
= ns-LS Dt1thc Hence eminent PHYSICIANS sur
80 T a .g1z-ds Of Other well known ersoiiases
S.si Ok VIII IT'S Establishment lsIe Psnpsylynnia
sNPiiue opposite Wizards Hotel for reef frnm Germs
t3so5s DsAsed Nails. and other complaints of tf.
1est twenty-five consecutive wears 81 T.,
Nashi;iston ID e. offlce fee 81 per visit serIs
NE II. l. BoYEE. MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.
kheunrsis,n Chiils farlys5s N ~as Ne'lrali1a,
Turkish: Russian, Sulphur aud all hiedicated Etfs
given. l4l1 @ street, OPPOSITE BgLs House ,ssa
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wAsnNsroN CATrr.E MARkrr.-At the Oueens

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET-At the Queens
Town drove yards, on the Metropolitan Branch. b
o. x X, three miles from the city, Lewis n.
Means, proprietor, yesterday, ass head OF cattle
Were onered, OF which x3s sold 20 butchers NJ &e
So per ID, ana 80 10 go 60 country: 1855 sheen
aud lambs were sold as follows: sheen AJAX per
10 lambs, 4kaek; 10 cows and calves brought
$S0as60 The state OF the market was fair
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
~ hiehest cash prices paid. Also, Watches, JewelrY
Guns, f1stoiS. &C. Cail or address HEREOF sos 9th
street. near pennsylyania avenue, max24
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NO maffer what you want to invest in CLOTHING, be
Light or Heavy OvercOat Business Dress Suit for
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
guarantees the best for the sum- See the prices and
then call and examine goods
Eall Overcoats at Sc, worth $40.
faI Oyercoats at 81 So worth $12
Tai Overcoats at SO. worth SIG.
Eau Oyercoats at $40 worth $18.
deavy Overcoats at S. worth $40.
Heav1er .OUercoats at ST 80. worth $!5.
The Brighton Overcoat at So worth 800.
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Good Suits for 49, worth $12
Better suits for $40, worth $15.
Fine Suits isi for rGE ls sl 2o wGIt ~ yS
BLACK Diagonal Suits for $l2, worth $40.
Fine Black Cloth Suits for S2O worth $40
FOR BOYS TO II.
Suits at $3.50. worth 81.
suits at 49, worth SIS.
SUITS at 81 worth 81.
Suits for $5, worth SO.
SUITS Tor $6, worth $40.
FOR BOYS II TO II YEARS
Suits at $5, worth S8.
quits suits ut r. worth go
f puts at $8, worth $lA
ODD PANTS.
splendid assortment at @2 $3.50 S3, $780, o. s450.
% and @6-any Of them half the usual selling price,
G0SSAMERS FOR MEN AND BOYS
At $l75, r. $3.50. 81 $3.50 g. &4.5O.
Worth fully double
OuR MoTTo-No trouble to show goods. Satisfaction
gualanteed to every purchaser or money oheerfuy
funded. at the
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 FOR -
Second re2ular monthly drEwi,ss viii take place in tho
Masonic Hall Masonic Temple Building IN LOUSY lille
Ky. --'
THURSDAY OCTOBER 25 1893
A LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAWING
Chartered b. the Legislature and twice declared
!cSa 10y the highest Court III the State. Bond given to
u cry county III the of $4,000 for the prompt
T.! H.. Ut OF all prizes sold
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
- rNtry ticket holder his supervisor, call
o. Tn number his ticket and the corresponding
o the tag placed the wheel IN lIs preseilce
-, H'"ili2s VIII occur the last Thursday vi every
1aJIlia- Read the magnificent
OCTOBER SCHEME
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WALKERi6. y4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w, GarPet Lining Felt. Hhoemakers Anti-squeak,
Portland and Top Cements Lime Plaster. Pitch Felt
Hair, Crooks. Tar, Tins, &c sepI0
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MAoroKErA, Iowa, Oct a-During the progress
OF the joint discussion here yesterday afternoon
between Judge Kline and Governor sherman and
while the latter was speaking, he was taken WITH
one OF his apoplectc hts and stood motioness ana
dumb before the assembly for several minutes,
When about TO fall he was rendered assist ance bY
the members OF his committee on the stand
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.


:. No matter what you want to invest in CLOTHING
It Light or Heavy Overcoa Business or Dress Suit
Men, Youths or Boys, or an Odd Pair of Pants,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-31
KISSES FOR SALE.

We are told that there will be kisses
Tor sale at the church festival which
takes place at the new Methodist
Episcopal Church next Thursday
evening, and that may account for
the young men saving their extra coin
and we hear of young ladies' wonder
ing how many customers they will
have. Our informant states young la
dies will charge ten cents, while mar
ried ladies will charge fifteen
[ Bellevue Sun.
We hope that the Sun was misin-
formed. This selling kisses at church
fairs has almost become custom, it is
true; but it is one much more hon
ored in the breach than the observ
ance. No man who has the least re-
gard for his mother, his sister, his
wife, or lady friends, can endure the
thought Of having them engage in the
promlscuous OSCILLATION so often seen
at church fairs. Nor can any good
come of it. A church is much better
off without the money obtained BY
such questionable means.