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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
CONGRESSIONAL.

The funeral of II. G. Atkins, of the St.
Paul road, took place at Milwaukee. The
offices of the company were closed, and spe'
cial trains over all the roads brought nine
thousand employees to join the local force.
Among the floral offerings was miniature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-22
The I've Of adstone en-.

EXPERIMENTS on VICTIM OF a MAD DOG.
Master Lynch, the boy bitten by a III ad dog. waa
taken TO Kansas City TO try the virtues or 4 mad
stone, and returned last Friday, says the Vest
Plains (M0.D Journal.
The Kansas City maidstone (or nadStones, for
there are two OF theml are the property Of Mrs
Gibson, wife OF the landlord OF the Pacific house.
Young Lynch was taken there, divesled III LIS
upper clothing, and, lying upon his stomach, ono
ot the stones was applied TO the wound below the
LETT shoulder. IL Immediately adhered ~ the
wound Win great tenaclty, at nrst causing the boy
considerable pain Soon, however, IL loosened. ami
was removed ana dropped In sweet milk, when tho
second stone was applied, this also adhering u tbs
mangled flesh, while the ilrst kept In the mix
TO Remove from IL the virus
Mrs. Gibson at once pronounced IL q case u GEN.
uine hydrophobia, stating that the stones had
never deceived her and would adhere TO no wound
other than one made by the bite VI a raLid animal
She also affirmed that IL the boys case IL would
take ten or twelve hours 10 remove all trace of
poison and make the cure perfect, which would be
when neither OF the stones would adhere TO the
wound al the least u Whatever truth there may TO
in the asSertions IL Il the Tact that The sloaes
predicted continued 10 adhere I'll noon the follow
ing day, when they apparently had lao effect, and
she declared the Toy cured
The stones are quite porous while hard, Other
wise Resemble sponge, and Mrs Gibson states
that they have been Ia her fanlly longer than She
can remember. and does not Know when or where
they were procured, but she does know that they
have been led cure for hydrOphobia In a great
number oil Instances and always with the most
perfect success
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER NEAR
Il WASHINGTON D.C.-PROPOSALS FOR DRED6.

2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NoRTHwRsT,
WASHINGTON. DC July 1lsr, 1884.
Sealed Proposals in tiplicats for Dredging and form
Ing eInbanS rnent on Potomac River Improve ment
ne,r Washington c.. will be received ct this oftiGs
until TWEIN Z NJ. MONDAY. AUGUST FOUh1d
1874 and opened imIned ately thereafter.
Blank forms upon which PROPOSALS must be made
Specifications and any desired Information can be had
AZ location to this Office
jy 2-6t PETER c. HAMS. Major Of EngineerA
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RAILROADS.


4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
To TIE AGkIH r " Sim iNP
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN LFFECT july 16TH. 1854.
Trains leave WASHINGTON. from staol. corner Of 9Th
For Iitts.urs and The West. Chicago Limited Express
$40 daily to Ccin att and st oui-. win Sleep
ing Car. from HI rrisOurs % Cincinnati anu h,te
with sIerIinE car Altoona T. Cheago "'SieIn ~
Also connects Galiy for Ch.cd1o. with stepping Gar
~ To th.fa1o Alail t1pr, s. ~ u, = IN lilly
Washington to Chicago.
T. BAlI MoRE ASD PoT0MAc Ia, lAIiEoA D.,
IO.Uop dail,. except saturday with la,are Cars
on Saturday night vi not beyon Remove
FJr Vii laDspoft Lock Have and Ellira. at ~ H.
For New Iosk AID the last. rs $50 and 100
ma 10 - 1000 ANA Ii = T N On sundsy s., i! o.
Parlor ar 40 a. III. daily. kept sunday.
For Boston without change , 10 every weekday.
For Brook yn y y al throqSh trans connect at Jer-
transfer to Fulton oiL- double frrriae
For IhliadeIpEia, rs, 20 and II M TO- 90 co.,
100 and Ills =. III ON SUNDAY no. tp. 1910 and
IL 10 p Limited Exiress. 80 l. Gaiiy excers
For B1lti.lore, CAS-. 10 $50 40 100 a H. 1905.
2l0, 40. 40. AZ. tOO. 80 10 M AID IL 10 T.
ON SHAY. 40 lICVa IL. 400 W, 40. 1000 and
For Foie'S Creek Line 695 a. m and 40 p. III daily
For Ann4l gi.s G35 4 H. 1905 and 4 40 p IN daily ex
AIExA%DI,lA ASD FIRE EIIcKsBU re RAILWAY
AND ALLAANDI.IA AND WAoHINOION RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandra ESQ 30. -, II % and rs a. m
2O5, Al. 400 - sos and II 50 D. H. On suId.y
at 90 %. IL o. % y.
7 or Rchm nd and the South - and IL % a daily
AID 30 T. N ds ~ except Suuiay
Trains lease rxal la Tor Washington, G. o. o. 10 o.
lUlOs- IL; 1Uu Ju5. -. J.lO 1O5 and 1910 T.. III,
and Il 10 midnight ttIceIt Monday. On sunday At
St2 and lU ~ u III 40 AID IOiO T. III. and Ii
night.
liCkets and information at the Office mort corner
Ijth street ana FenisS wanna avenue and at the sta
Ron, whsrv orders IL lett Tor the I'll ching of bag
fsee to u stlnatiosi from hotels and hoes
CHAS- + fJUu- ). K WOOD,
Cit neral alIaser General Passenger Agent.
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Advance OF the Prairie Dog.

LITTLE PEST WHICH THREATESs TO 10 As MOI
HARM AS THE KANSAS GKassHuPrER.
The march OF the prairie dog. says the Albany
(IeAas) AetrS, Is a standing threat against thu
future prosperity OF the grazing districts OF tbs
state. Draw line from Red river south to tLs
Colorado, SO as 10 run about the western lines OF
Throckmorton, ShackelfOrd, Callahan and Coleman
counties, and you mark the front az tha gr,atesC
imiII1 grafton army ever dreamed II liaI. lTOIu
this line west 30 miles every sluaI' a. liStcI
10y these deYuurlng pests. They tn. ,!lilaull u
section of country 200 mikes long I.l,ls, wide.
The advent ol the white into ill., t4hiry has
but Increased their numbers. a. man IA ,,-t roy Fl
the wolves. badgers, ratJesnakcs, Partners ana
other animals winch prey upon the praIIic dogs
They eat tie grass in the summer and Tl.r .,Tl-s
roots in the winter, and the cunseJurncr D. that
what was but few years ago the nnest LrazIg
region IN America Is fast becoming a NrTuITcl,aS
desert.
Unlike all other animals In America, tao pTa.Iie
dog Is migrating, hot west tut east. t'rly year
or TWO ago his eastern line WAS about the western
ne oi this county In short lime he his advanced
his frontier east about nye miles into -AelOTd,
ThrockmUrIon and the other counties lying norih
and south Of ShachelfOrd- Unless checked ne VIII
soon rayage all mesquite grass land Ia the state
and VIII then descend In countless hosIs upon the
black. waAy farming land OF Tdrrant, Dallas Col
lls and the other equities east OF us IL Ii no eA-
aggeration 10 say that Sl0.oO.OJ0 does not exceed
the value OF the grass annually consumed by tho
prairie dogs OF northwest Texas
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The Selling Of Stamps Not a Criminal
OffenSes

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
The paragraph In THE STAE OF yesterday even
ing headed "AllOwed to Resign. is calculated TO do
great injustice to the gentleman whose resignation
was asked for. 1t might appear TO those who read
the article, and are unfamiliar with the inside
workings OF the city post Office, that Mr. Paxton,
In collision with myself, had been guilty OF some
onense, when really nothing could be further from
the truth. AS receiving clerk in the registry dyi-
sion he was obliged TO purchaSe-nOt with money
belonging to the government, but from his own
pocket-Stamps to accommodate those who register
letters. Occasionally, and with full knowledge OF
the officials, he bought from me few stamps OF
large denominations-nott TO the amount OF six dol
lars per day, as published, but. on an average of
not more than dollar per day. Mr.. PaXton's
record In the office will bear the closest scrutiny
both as regards his private character and integrity,
and bis capacity as an Officer and In the matter
OF the purchase or the stamps. there WAS no con-
cealment, or attempt at cOncealment. There is alb
Soutely nothing against the record or this gentle
man who is thus wronged 1t is TO be regretted
that any means have been taken to inlure AN I'M
sullied reputation by creating in the public mind
an impression that crime has been committed
j.. III. SDCLE
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Clothes st a swell wedding,


The wedding II The Hon. Hallam Tcnays0n was .
very brilliant affair The bride was Miss Audrey
Boyle She wore the usual orange blossoms and
white satin, and her ten bridesmaids were dressed
IN ivory silk and lace. The four grow UP ones
wore lace bonneis and the six children lace hats
with pale blue aigrettes Each carried a bunch Of
deliciously sweet carnations There was such "A
crowd that IL was impossible 10 the dresses ot
the guests, but particularly noticed one charming
toilet. The dress was made OF " hitc pout-,le- sole,
which, as tod YOU ~ Tore. l. 10 bc very much worn
this summer. IL had three deep box plated foun-
Cps, and each oI these fell luunce OF old lace.
The white JVuurt was trimmed with rus,,s, and a
bunch of similar flowers Was tucked into the SILK
belt. Tie hife six suu- h.Gc Was lined with pink
and covered with old lace
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au Atnenian Reniuisccnce.


"when vas young" said Socrates 90 AlclUildes,
one sunday Afternoon, IL was The custom OF tho
maidens u Athens 10 we.r TUNES somewhat low as
10 the neck and short as 10 the sleeves whenever
they went into the theater or out 10 a hop. or on
any other like occasion II frivolous adjustment. I
suppose hat Was before your day, %. Alclbades ."
1T was" SAID AlciLiades. with a sigh.
But the tricks OF fashion are altogether worthy
OF wonder" continued the philosopher "To-day,
for the nrst time In many years, | went into a
church. twas one OF those which made the loudesG
cutlery against The lownecked TUNES in the days OF
my youth. And what wac my surpiise. @, excellent
young man, 10 nDd that the qusndam fashion OF
the ballroom had crept ito the temple OF worship
Before me Sat the fair dauXhtC OF Plulocratus tina
Richest silver miner OF Atllca. She wore "A GARMENT
entirely sleeveless and cut very low IN the neck;
but she lad wisely protected her arms ami
shoulders from the lies 10y covering " mosquito
bar. which Is called a lice yoke ia the lam. ua.,s
OF the day What think you OF this fashion,
Alcibades?"
al think" replied tho beautiful AlcbiadeS that
IL would be wiser 10 keep out the HES With wire
screens 1T the doors and windows, and do away
with the lace yokes altogether
he maidens OF Athens heard OF this saying ~
Alcibiadcs and were highly displeased.
AlclDlades died an Old bachelor in a foreign land.
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HYATT At Bedford Springs IA, on July 22d, 1884
at S:l5 am. c. C. HYATT, sh of fayetteville. Prince
Georges county, Md. IN bis dghty-fourth Dear.
Notice of funeral hereafter
KOEN On tuesday July q. 1884 at 10 30 m at
the residence of her sister Mrs :. kearney s24 Thr
tenth ,trret northwest. Mrs BRIDGET KoEN in the
eighty second year of her are.
Funeral from 81 Matthew'S Church. on Thursday. u
10 O'Clock.
LUCAS On sunday. July 10th. 1884 1t his residence
No l56 Erea street northwest d. LUCAS. aged forty.
one years
Funeral servces Wednesday, half past two O'Clock
from the Fifth Bar fist church Friends and rslativcs
RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend
SCOTT: AT VII te sulphur Sprinss Montana Tsrr-
tory. WALTER c. SCOTT, agcd thirty -uine yraru one
month and twenty days. formerly of wsshinRTon.
and Printing.
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THIS EVENING",

T .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
gyms, FISHING TAGkLE: RIfLEs. REy9L ,x,
bhdI NyhR,v TOOLS kAzoRs, sCI1S3hs,
AND BAiS VIOLIN STR NGS. SKATES.
BKuSHES AND COMBS. JkWELkY. TOILET
SIS 81 dos Optical liza GOODS WATCH CHAM AND
By direction Of the owner to change business. will
sell, on the premises. all the above Stock of J. U.
O'MEARA CO.. 1347 Pennsy lvania avenue northwest.
Sal: commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. At
SEVEN 7. NJ. aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may he expected every night FOLEY, Auctioneer.
b.lhe Fixtures will not be sold 81, at the termin-
alton OF sale, the store will be occupied by J. U.
OMEAkA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
je19
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The Couple Allowed 10 Go.
THE POLICE HERE UNABLE TO PREVENT NISCEGEs


Ellen Owens, the white woman arrested by the
police to-day at the instance OF people In Anne
Arundel county, Md, who believed she was about
to marry q co,ored man, who came with her TO this
city was examined this afternoon 10y police surgeons
that they could not ind any reason Tor certifying
that she either insane or unable 10 take care OF
herself The police authorities ind themselves
able to prevent the woman getting married or
going at her pleasure They left about three o'clock
on leaving headquarters they at once went to the
clerks onice, and procured a license
DIED AT HIS PosT.-wm- Herbert, colored a
laborer In the State department, died suddenly
about noon to-day at the department. He had
been In the government employ about twenty
seven years, and was bachelor over 30 years or
age. He had been on the sick list for some time
past, but came 10 work this morning. he CON-
Ho1n began he disd probably rom heart disease
STEALING From CouNrRrNAN.-In the Police
Court this afternoon Edward Reynolds and William
Whitmore, were charged with stealing from the per-
son OF Mr. Edward E Mankin, OF Falls Church, Va,
q watch, q chain and locket, valued at IS, and
amall amount Of money. The case was sent to
the grand jury; bonds $500
RANGE OF TIE TusRNoxEroR-Tne following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
saA Maximum, $50; minimum, ss.7.
ME- LEWIS Nor IN wAsHINoToN.-The friends OF
Mr.. Geo H. Lewis, the absent OIL broker deny a re-
port that he is in the city, and various persons who
are anxious for various reasons TO have personal
interview with the broker. claim that he is not
likely to return to this city. The last heard from
Mr.. Lewis was letter written on Aston House note
paper but believed to have been written and mailed
In Canada, where Mr.. Lewis has gone TO spend the
heated term.
PERRY CARSON DEprKs ARREsT.-About II O'Clock
last night Perry Carson was caught nghting on the
avenue with an unknown colored man. Perry went
Immediately into his rum shop, being followed by
Onicers Henkle and Smith. When Perry got be-
hind the bar he defed the officers to arrest
he got his coat torn during his resistance. In the
Police Court this afternoon, Perry was charged
with ARRAY. The court said that Perry was be-
ing him too much attention, and dismissed the case
The police succeeded in capturing four boys.
ranging from Is 70 10 years OF age, part or gang
OF burglars who have been operating In Bridgeport
Conn, during the past year. Their operations have
been principally on stores and saloons
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The police succeeded in capturing four boys,
ranging from Is 70 10 years OF age, part OF gang
OF burglars who have been operating In Bridgeport,
Conn, during the past year. Their operations have
been principally on stores and saloons.
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4 NdANCERY SALE OF TWO HOUSES, ONE BRICK
" AND ONE FRAME, ON NORTH SIDE OF THIRD
STREET CHOW STREETl, BETWEEN HIGH
lIHIRTY-SECOND) AND MARKET 1HIhTY-
THIRD STREETS. IN GEORGETOWN. d. c.,
WEST WASHINGTON AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decree passed in he cause Of John6 "a
Rlgss Ball vs. Susan NJ Beavers ct al being cause 5Na
No G9O5. In equity in the SUPREME Court o; the
District OF Columbia. /, as trustee. on THURSDAY,
July THIRtY-fIRST 1884. at HALF.PAST I'VE
O'CLOCK M. in front of the premises, will offer for
sale, at public auction tie following real estate situ
ateh in the city " Georgetown District Of Columbia,
VIZ Lot one hundred and siXtytwo Q62) in Beatty nd
HAWKINS addition to the District afore-
said: beginning the north line of Sd street now
street at the southwest corner OF said lot lt2 Beatty
ana HawFlns' addition to Georgetown., and running
thence north 1O feet to rear line said lot thence east
to boundary line Of lots 161 and 1862 thence with
said bound ~ line south Is feet thence west parallel
with Sc Cor sreet) 10 feet inches thence due south
l5 feet to I'd COR street, thence along north line of
said sd COR street, so feet inches to the BEGINNING
Terms Of sale One-thrd % cash and the balayce in
one and two years in equal payments. for which the
notes OF tie purchaser shall taken bearing interest
from the day of sale and lien retained by the Trustee
upon the property :od or all cash 1t the option Of the
court and the iul Of the purchase money the
in fee Simple Said sale to be made clear of gil taxes
within ten days from day Of sale Two hundred dollars
deposit must be made whom the property IL knocked
down. ALI conveyaucing at pure aser cost
CHARLES A. WALTER Trustee,
DIJNClNSON BROS Anc.ioneers fvl ID
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NO. ~ y street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. tyli-d

VENRUSTEE'S SALE Or IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE,
i ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust from John W. Burns 81
trustee, Mary Griffin and James c. Griffin. dated H;a
land record OF the District Of Columbia in 1ber No.
p2eees on MdNpAY the TW PrE u DAY AZ
OF July. 1884, at HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ,
parts Of Lots and G. in T. Carusis subdivision Of Lot
No T. i'll square No. $50. Washington, b. c.
This property has frontage Of II feet ~ inches
New Jersey northwest, running back with that
width about 100 feet to Alley IL feet wide and i'm
proved by good and substantial brick cling being
No. 1881 New Jersey avenue northwest.
ISAAC nENhY ORD Trustee,
No 4O1 7th st. u. W.
WEEKS CO., Auctoneers jy17-d&ds
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Two SARATOGA
II LANE GEORGE
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLoR CAR LINE
LAKE GEORGE,

Trains on New York West shore ard Buffalo Ry by
NCs; shore of Pietr sIue Hudson River. lraye jersey
CITY station OF PrIl.>y Iyanla R.I. az follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 800 am.-ArIIyr Saratoga
rs p-II. caldwell Lake 1IeOTEe. As Montreal IL
pm egant Pullman Buffet Cars to SaTat thence
To Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 93l am-Ar-
Ive Hotel kaatersAll go p-I- Grand Hotel 2:O1 pm
1arlOr Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 10:16 am--Arrive Albany 9 p
Sharon Springs CoOp.rS-Iyyn I'm. Utica 800
Pm. Sy. acu-e us Koch 1910 pm. Buffalo
l. Is am. Niagara Falls 10, ParlO. Al
ta-Iy. Sharon 81 rim and Niagara Falls
SARAlUuA AND CAlShILL MOUNTAIN IN
PRESS. Il 40 am.-Ar~Ive Hotel kaattrskiu SIS H.
Grand Hotel sos pm. Saratoga - PR Lake George
pm larlOr Cars Jersey city t. SARATOGA and Lake
GtOrge-
SARATOGA AND CATSKIIL MOUNTAIN LINZ
Grand Hotel A. Saratoga $50 Pm. LAX George
10 40 pm, Montreal - with IrOr Cars t. ca -
HI Mountains 70 Saratoga Buffet lari"r Car leaves
Washington ON PenTSl lvatIi L Il. Is
karatog: s!eeIers thence 10 Montreal The New ork
Limited leaves WASHINGTON at 80
with Saratoga and Cat Ill Mt Limited jersey city
As Tor single round III i Il L by West SHORE rottr,
ard avoid ferry II a..i long through New
city.
Apply 10 City or neTo: Acsat Of Te,r L L FOR com
II IL tune tables trAets and laror car chars FariOr
Car chairs from Jt CITY station rived in ayan.
III on al iIc&tOu 70 Ascent altman Cr Co Penn L. H.
Station. Jersey Clty. New Jersey.
HENRY Mo- EFT. Sen Pass. AIT.
sc-6-3ID II State -t---t. H,rW York.
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PREVENTING PENSION ABUsEs--Congress, at its
last session, passed law permitting the fee paid
pension attorneys TO be raised from $40 s5 In the
discretion OF the commissioner OF pensions. Owing
to pension attorneys abusing this privilege by send
ing out circulars misstating the law, Col Dudley
and the Secretary OF the Interior have agreed upon
form OF contract between attorney and claimant
which Will prevent abuses and which must he used
In all cases
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DALTINOEF ASD OHIO RAILROAD
ID LHE MOI'IL last line and THE ONLY
LINE BLENIF THE last And THE WISE
VIA WASHINGTON
IOIElE IkACnt JsNNFY COUPLER

VIA WAsHISGfoH III '-'' l.
1otILE Ii.AGH, JAXyyET COUPLER
SCHEDULE IL, II NJ, sk5I SJNpAT JTNE 18th.
lsave N@sfiIsio iEi. st~tio. corner OF New Jersey
I,TC icsEc c.I-a Io,,,-vil,e and 81 Ir:s daily
81 > q, . ~ ~ 40 : H. 100 J. IA WIKI Ihrcugh
~ftl"9 Chang 10 - a. IL oai-y TO Ciltagu except
Fer iiitsi ,r9- 81 - G u, ard - y y, daily 40
m u rt,~uEr. Il, Lard and d Jro.t. with Sleep
Icr ToieiS ana If-it Wa Norrs eyille. 1o15a. N.
&e;ly With Sic ier iOr lOley1. VIA Wheeling d. Las
Trans :or Tliade,ll:a and New York =: SO a m
l. 10 2 L. daily. VIII Iarlor and aeeIH.s Cars
r. baltimore on wei days > $50 60 9.oo
minute tsailJ 80. 80 t.5U iOJ so 80 IJ:IOp
70 baltimore On sunIays CSC s:oo. 500 . n I.2j
90 o-C1. -. 90. GO. 30. So $40 ~ua 1910 p
fsIonts the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. 1915
j Annapolis 10 and l2.lo and 40 ?. m;
fer way stations be5w "a Washington ard Baltimore,
80 40 . :" a n. Il 10 = IL % 20, 100 and
30 y. N Ior stations on, Metrcr,l.,an branch,
40 a. y. ai,,' -, = -. G.-!y r1erit sunday 4 ID
tFalch ga .sliy Tor l. x:4.styI. Syayut"n AID
saieE .isiti - a N Ss4iy 'ze=li sunday 20
Fos Jamestown. lois and 535 p daily except
1las arrive from the West daily Go 20 a H. 225
IraI New York and Philadelphia 255. $50 a. III. daily
: ~ /. daily. exc III SUNDAY
tIuD1 Annapolis. so III and 80 and 81 % III
>t., tas. J:53 4. IL. J. II.
except SUNDAY
tTvE Frederick and intermediate roilts S.25 a N
80 y H. anu : = . IA CsE. except sunday: SIP
y. n daily from FONT Of Rocks
Al q !'Ste ba4tl:;-ore fer ssl <:cn az 100 ~
~ ':l9 10, 500 9 10 % g. N . I2.lJ 50
20 % 3ol t. ~. . co 10 - T. m % sun
Is. "a AID y.OG T. IA ' 49, S'
n trans from Washington STOP at Relay Station ex-
or further information apply At the Bair1orr and
Ohio Ticket Oftre-N 4shiIgJou station flJ aid 1851
ttnnSy avenue. lstl sts. y, herr rif "a
VII b. tax for ta2yaSe 10 te chez anu receive a.
any Point in TIE city
~ NJ CLEMENTS, NJ Of T. baltimore
+I1 e f LORD. (,,..l Passenger Aoep.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED |
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BE-
TWEE IHIRD AID FOUR AMD-A.HALF sTs |

(HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BE
TWEE IAIRp AID FOUR.AND-A.HALF sTs.
BY virtue And IN pursuance Of decree passed in "a
johnson Ct a being cause No $3.50 in equity in the
tse;, On TUESDAY. TWENTY; SECOND (22dl DAY OF
In front Of the premises offer for sale at public
don the following real estate All that piece or Parcel
Of Erouno situate and being in the City Of Washington
in the District OF Column ia and known and desienated
on the ground plat plan OF said city Lot numbered
twenty-one CID. in square "A" laid down. d.
numbered and recorded the ofce of the surveyor o.
the city Of Warrington he said estate improved
By thresstory brick buildings suitable for dwelling and
business purpO-es
Terms of sale One third % CASH and balance in two
equal nstaments payable at six tel and twelve d2>
draw six s per cent interest per annun and the notes
cured oy deed OF trust the property all cash
the option OF the purchaser purchasers Said le
be made clear OF all taxes assessments Terms
be complied with within seven DAYS from day SALE
Two hundred dollars deposit must be made when the
property Is Knocked down. Ali conveyancing at pur-
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee
42O 5th street northwest
HENRY WIS GARNETT. Trustee.
.- No Columbian Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. tyi-eO&ts