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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-07

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and to have them always on hand. Consequent
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:. A careful examination 10 made with in
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4. Having the proper lenses Tor glasses and
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WICHITA, KANSAS.
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Bargains
REAL ESTATE.
READ MY PARTIAL LIST AND CALL FOR
PARTICULARS.

80 Acres Of High Land, Just Subdivded into Blocks Of
to 81 Acres. This Property Will Be Sold From
First Hands at Low Figures.
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STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
For Chief Justice,
A. II. HORTON, of Atchison.
For Associate Justice,
w. A. JOHNSTON, of Ottawa.
For Governor,
JOHN a. MARTIN. OF Atchison.
For Lieutenant Governor.
A. r. RIDDLE, Of Crawford.
For Secretary of State.
EB. ALLEN, of sedgwick.
For Auditor,
E.P. McCABE, OF Graham.
For Treasurer,
s. +. HOWE. of Marion.
For Attorney General.
s..B. BRADFORD, of Usage.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
J.H LAwIIEAD, of Bourbon.
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For State senator, 33rd District.
JOHN KELLY, &C Sedgwick.
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9H 2gUasaa sssss
Blankets!

Not in twenty years have blankets been
manufactured and put on the market at
such marvellously low figures.
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DIED..

CIssEL On April 81. 1894. a. u IS O'Clock a no. .
PHILIPPE EUGENE. twin son Of VIM c. and Carrie V.
Funeral from parents residence No 1898 9Th street.
northwest on the 4th inst. at O'Clock y. III
DENHAM On wednesday night Apr1l ID 1884 at
lll3 MARGARET DENHAM. In the e,ehty seventh
Funeral On friday morning April 9Th At the resi-
dence OF Mrs FL zaDeth Dehan lOs 9h street north
west at III O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited
GRAYDoN. On Thursday. April Sd. 1854 at As q
n m MONA 1. only Gsushter Of Mary and Lieut..
longh- OF New Orleans. La
Funeral private.
HENDERSON An O'Clock D. m. on Arm "a. 1854.
Nm Z. HENDERSON, infant sou Of W. a and b A
Funeral from residence No 1926 10th street north
west, at ii a H. on Friday. April 9Th
LYNCH $ j; viii lie held a St Aioysius Church TO-
morrow Friday morning at o'clock. VII, requiem
dea burial vii ss s a y the 81 the
Friends and relatives are invited to attend
MAL9NEY In Key West; Fla: April 1884. .. u 80
ssar Of his age father Of V. w. MalOney ., thIs city
McLN IIE sudde,ly, on April LIST issA DAVID
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully In
Pm. h
REED. On Tuesday, April LIST 1854. at IS O'Clock D.
m. JULIA ANN daughter Of VIM. Il. Reed Nod ssvs6-
T@ns5s Edsy At O'Clock from her s:shs:
the family invited q
STEWART On Wednesday afternoon, Aprn 4 1854
wife Of Charles Stewart
attend the funeral at O'Clock 2. Friday from her
late residence. lls street northwest
ToUMEY At 80 O'Clock on the afternoon Of the ID
Of April 1854 after two weeks Illness Of pneumoniA
I; IoIM Ei; aFrd forty-two years
No So 18th street north%sst Fraa.y mornnS q $50
ana w ,sengs 81 d. % church wnse
tves OF the family are invited TO attend M
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
CHAANIGEEY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
SlTrAl ED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING.
I IEGNx D J., e. An y, WIS., OF GEoRGETOwN.

cHAfGERH r5 S4k Il r2 2E cGHJ4 IF
BENG BEN v S AZ vr TsS R II .eEoheETowS
By vi tue of decree of the Supreme Court of the IA
District Of Columbia passed in cause in which s5::
eSs D. Means asa aud others are and I
' arn Esi s a, G 9Se h np 3, oTR T
that tract of land called White Haven ana atteriy as
the sssy vsw Farm" lying in the District Of
.1,ns At point at the end OF 50 perchs measured on
lar tree standing the south side Of the new free road
s saint of se beS known as the dolly Barber which
eees
es spu the ss
then with the east side Of said road north 60 degrees
then pasches .1s s.
d IL p1 nj R 4o to df
lines r between Alliance and John Mrrdock's part
south 90 Ihs S ssss xs1, 30 sunns
ses eS
still With said Ridge road north * dress wese %
Prches thence north degree. So perches thence
ss hs sd ss 81 as s.t~ssn Xis
na e ipe q naa ), wheh DIVISION
and also Of John A Murdocks part Of White Haven:
east to the place Of beginning containing ~ acres
aud Is perehes more or less
chase money in six twelve. and eighteen months fro
the day Of sale the purchaser giving hi notes bearing
II The rms OF sale not complied with at the end Of
al a. of Gn he h s S the SH iS
tn payment Of the whole purchase money AID ratifica-
purchaser s his cost and expense the property to % HIM s
sold free clear. discharged of all claim Of the uar
RP JACKSON. Trustee,
r X bf " J s'ssfs fTr fns.ee
Apl-lOt Az Louisiana ave, Washington
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TS1NpR b}vTR,d REAL ESTATE, IN GEORGE.
and ~ virtue deed Of to
d a1cy feGTde s among n the land records of said
public auction, in front Of the respective premises at
the date and time hereinafter mentioned n those par
ses in ssd b. ns and s 9s the city of
AP pEf 81 is M9NRH ,hs fGR P OF
shall sell the east bali Of lot 50 in Beatty and Hawkins
aoop. 15o and inprevsd sIn ns su i.rss
Sus ,as es0y and Mansagd roof brick dwelling
Second 1mmedsteIy thereafter we shall sell the west
hsR sH s sRd
as RS rs11ise sl NJ r. a2st Nstrsst
shall sell thoss parts Of lots % and Il in George
town and parts Of lots IS and TO- in Beatty and Haw
north side Of Prospect street ana having depth Of
soou. 1874 feet improved by house known as prem
AfS I gEFEES7H
esst n Enc Of hSaa and streets
roored a M es Said da cords 'I 1 y
foS 7e md as conveyed by said
records in ber io3 folio ss3 ct eg the part not 40
eohyeye and to De sold by US fronting about 80
having nyernge depth Of about 100 feet Said ground
tc be divided by us into suitable building lots plot OF
The improved property will be sold subject to the in
Gun approximate statement of which
BE- sold clear Of '-'' property 70
Terms of sale One-half cash Of which 100 must be
Fald al the tliue OF sale each piece of property
idue at and twelve months respectively secured by
Of ed of Ut at u 1as t
property so d: or all cash at option Of purchaser All
s o Es1e st f9s The
cost and rk i terms are not complied with in days
c ii Eo Il tsss 5f;so ss. A.,,spess
apS-UIS 81 Az street NV
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OBITUARY.

MoTHE-MUTE, one Of the Indian deleestes in the
city from the Seminole nation. Indian Territory died a.
III m April LIST 1884 after illness of tan DAYS vi IA
tyl'hoid pneumonia Drs. Taylor and Townshend al
ded llE and did all In their power and skill To save
in and are deserving the thanks Of the Indian dele.
gates tor their Kindness aid unremittiilg attention.
The funeral services took place sl street north
west at p m. ON yesterday AL the Indians
Territory REMAINING IN the city including those from
North Carolina. present attended the I,lnalis
to Its last resting place IL the Congressional cemetery,
where ii Was buried.
The deceased was Q native Of Florida a man sixty
years U. ae- loved and respected home and 10y ms
people Tor s kindness OF heart, HONESTY of purpose ard
answering integrity lis sad tn thought lac should
be stricken down and buried in string. and.
lar away irofn home and Those whom he loved well
but the Will OF Him who marketh the fall of q
dieQce thereto
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-
PkQEED pin1PLRfI On NEW JERSE AVE
ME-. ON STREET ON E ksT STREET EAST,
on ulRlH -TREET EASi. ON L STREET,
AND ON VIRGINIA AVENUE.
On NEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SEC-A
QND. al lNF- O'CLOCK, will sell il front ofH:5
the TlI;iseS sub lot IL square S fronting l9 feet
on Ne" Jersey avenue by depth Of about - feet near
street south.
At A-QCARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, SAME AT.
iEh NUN, iart Lot l., squar TAI southeast corner
Ne" Jersey venue and street, improved by frame
and two bricks
AZ HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AFTER.
NUN Lots 5, and square 143. outing on street
south and on LIST east Lot being improved oy
TWO Frames and one Brick.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON APRIL THIRD at
A-QCARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK We Will SELL In
fro Of the p-eIises Lot squa S96 fronting on Atm
street, between VI and streets southeast
At HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
NOON Lot 19 square S52 fronting on street. between
9th and 9Th streets southeast.
A. SIX O,CLOLK SAME AFTERNOON. Lot 4
square square 025 fronting Water street and
on Viryilia avelue near 18th street east.
All the above property belongs to non-resident and
Is to be pererDptortly Did.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance six. twelve and
eixlteen months to bear interest and be
cured by deed of trust all cash. option Of pur
Chaser A deposit of S25 required each piece sold
Convpvancing. &c. purchasers cost II terms not
CDuipljed wi in days the property In default
Will be resod risk aud cost Of defaulnng purchaser
after days public notice of such resale In some
newsrap, published in Washington, DC.
nh2S-d6ds DUNCANoON BROS. Aucta
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d. L. & W, ex div.
Wall Street To-day.
he STOCK MARKET DULL, BUT FIRMER.

NEW YORK, April avail street lbs p nl.-The
Post says: The stock market continued dull this
forenoon but was tirmer than during the same
hours yesterday, and. while the majority OF stocks
were lower at twelve O'Clock to-day than
at the close last night, they were rmer after that
hour, and on the whole there was better tone TO
the market. one OF the general features which
indicated an improved feeling was the buying Of
great many broken lots OF the leading dividend
paying stocks, In OF 10 TO 30 shares, prices
q 10 u over the regular prices for one hundred
shares. This is generally considered pretty Ger
and In view OF the declining rates OF interest for
loans and the increasing supply OF money. 1t is rea-
SOnable TO give IL that Interpretation now. The
general market for railroad bonds was again dull,
but prices are firm and generally fraction higher.
Sem-Offlcial adyfceS say that While there are he
g0latonS pending financial and executive rehabili-
tation or Oregon Transcontinental company. moth
ing definite has been accomplished. Mr.. Endicott,
1t was announced, would resign, but later changed
his mind and delays resignation
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A BOLD HORSE THIEF.-To-day, at las O'Clock, q
colored boy put q saddle and bride on horse at
HoSe. Letter carrier, when man came along. and
taking the horse from the boy, rode on.
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VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROVED
J. PKOPEETY NEAR FALLS CHURCH, IN FAIR


BY virtue OF deed of trust from Mary s. Nor-Aa
man TO the undersigned GATED the ed day Of Mo- h:
veInb.r 1881. Will. on MONDAY tcourt day., the
TWP MY FIRST OF APRIL. 1884 in front Of the
Court lTse door OF said county about ONE O'CLOCK
? NJ; II. "a public auction, the Farm known Is Den
.i,; fGrIneIl. Owned oy J9hu Mccormick containing
The usual on build qzs This property is beautifully
lscaIsd, near G vas Of Falls Church. VDich lies
tie W and W r. - aud has schools, churches &C. The
fsr1I: i we'll watercd and ,ded, has orchards Of
aIIss pears. peaches 6c in full bearing. and small
trs such as gSaIs and rasp berries in large quantity
aEG variety and offers many Inducements to persons
sltiIk pleasant and Profitable country residence
-tFluS sale: ~ much cash III i.and viii pay the
expenses OF sale ara :I IF 81 600 with int est
?: 900 from 2 NCveIber, 1884, les, S2l5 interet
paltl-aOJ TO Oe paid the I'D Of November, 1884
70 o the I'd ct November 1855: $500 on the I'D of
November iSs6. $500 the I'D November 1887, $500
OIL the I'd November 1888 and 500 the 22d NoveIn-
be- 1882 the whole bear interest from the day Of sale
to be pdld annually and the residue il to TALL due
on the 2l day OF November Is o. all to be secured by
bonds of the chaser witt. approved personal
curlty and lie on the pr perty sold
John Mccormick. No ZIG New jersey avenue, Wash
'uZtou. ID G, or Moore Son. Attorneys, Fair: c H.
will any information .equiIed by those desiring to
purchase K. WALTON MOORE.
mh20- law4w Trustee
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
TIE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
-

THE FAST mp APP IIE 3, WEST.
DOUBLE TFAcKIr JANNEY COUPLER.
rche:ule TO take eject SUNDAY November 1s. 1se,
Leave wash iIEon nom station corner OF New Jersey
eFtint and street by Eastern standard 18th Meri
1er Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and St Louis
ShIoush CescLes ard Issce se G r Cars To- a S5t
iIdai, %lIh9nt change: lU15a IL dallS 10 Chicago.
1e TttsEu1E Il 1915 4. n and .op IN. daily: 8 10
NJ to Fttsburv. Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
fel Toledo and Detroit via. MonroeviIle 1o:15 a. n
SsX with Sleeper tor Toledo W. Wheeling and Lake
Trans Tor Philadelphia and New York a. s:1oa M
Ssly EXCEPT sunday p and lU:u0p daily with
iaIleI and sleeI INK Cais attached.
Ioo5 s y. i2io e @ 3 So a. So So Nc NJ,
,a,t,rs.nl 4.40 $50 % SO lG:o 10: pm l. ..
~ -. s:ss s'io idoo " Pm s'0 s'V am ~"
Her AnnaIols, 40 nd 90 am. l2:lo and 4.4o pm
i:lMsy station. 6etween Washinston and Baltimore
a sisrcns On :eo Titan 6rsne '5i so ana T ana
s:4S M ea!ly EXCEPT sunday .;.5 pm daily Tor
a e.ss .1f s,,c Sudsy for rns,oa ssnnon End
pm d ~ Tor frsefdk So an ioi H,Gls . as Is
snnasy fo 1 io.S On and i'I dy except
Trains arrive from the West daily TO $50 am 22a
From Kew York and Philadelphia 2s5. ssoa-rn daily
Hon AnnsDOis 3 i Se. an 1so es7 pm: Sun
day 1c:.oaD1. es: pm
1IoIu llederieE and intermediate ronss SIS 100,
SUNDAY: 500 = N daily iron Pom, Of kocss 'A'ep'
and 81 sil1f Els :: 20 - s.
80 slS So .nq dSs' n 20 SI s, au 5 49,
Al from Washington stop Relay Station except
ics further Information srply a. the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Othce-W sshinVten Station ZIG and 1851
vii lie eke, taxaxe to 6e CHECKED suo re.el, es .s
& No cL i sli SIS NJ Of T. Baltimore
Ei' e. h. LORD. GeIil Passenger Aren't
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Latest Foreign New. by Cable.

THE PRCSSIAN CROWN PRINCE IN LONDON.
LONDON, April 3.-The Crown Prince Frederick
William, Of Prussia, has arrived in London, where
ne has come to attend the funeral OF Prince Leo
pold.
CONFESSIONS OF AN ANARCHIST.
PEsT1, April 3,-Herr Schener, the editor Of the
anarchist paper, Tie Radical. who has been under
arrest for some time conesses that lie was present
at the meeting OF anarchists in Vienna when the
murders OF Detective BOech and Police Commits
Sary klubeck were MANNED.
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EORTEEsS MONROE NORFOLK AND THE
L. SOUTH.
RAILROADS,
he VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
ND WEST.

N1hG1NlA MIDLAND hAlLNAI.
The SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect NOVEMBER Is. 1888
s:SS AM.-SEW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
CONNECTIONS to all points South and Southwest.
Daily ex ept SUNDAY. with c. x 0 Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash
layton TO Atl1Eta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington and Atlanta TO New Or.eans
e10P.M.-LOU1SYILLE FAST Ii T. Daily via Char
lott syille to Cincinnati Louisville AID al Western
points Pullman Sleepins cars Washington 10
Louisville
l0:40 P M-SOCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
TO all points South and Southwest via Danylle AZ
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with c. & " Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washln ton Via Dan
Vile. Charlotte ard Atlanta to New Orleans. also,
from Washington via Chario te and columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington ct s:35 A.
u daily, except uDday
Warrrnto1 trains leave Washington at s:35 A II and
$40 " daily.
For tickets and information inquire Companys Of
Sce, col PENNSYLVANIA avenue or at Onion Depot.
VI. SlAl1H1ER. y. mcdaniel
Gen. Pass. Agent Agent.
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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Local Notes.
John Pelham, the young man who shot Augustus
Schaer Tuesday night, surrendered himself to the
marshal to-day, and gave bonds for his appearance
Abraham Young was indicted by the grand Jury
to-day for housebreahing and assaulting Officer
In the matter OF the estate Of the late Thomas
Smaller and the petition OF Edward H. Lehman,
datiye tutor OF Louise Nj Lehman, pending In the
Probate Court, Messrs. Edwards and Barnard, Tor
W. G. Smaller, have flied an answer admitting that
said Louise is a niece Of deceased, and was his
nearest kin at the time OF his death.
Judge Tankersiey, whose daughter was taken Ill
at Pittsburg on account or nervous excitement pro-
duced by the lnsolent attentions OF strange man
on the cars Is not WaShingtOnian. He lives In
Leadville, Colorado, and is chairman OF the Colo
RADIO republican committee, but frequently spends
At a meeting held last evening at the residence
of Mr.. Daniel Williams, Goth street, between and
NJ, Miss Dolly Tucker was elected to take the part
Of queen In the first ward division Of the emanci-
patton procession.
The roofs OF houses Nos. 500 and aos East Capitol
Sd Z sasy aaa a
damage amounted to about ss0o An alarm was
Mr.. william F. Henry, an additional private on
metropolitan police FORCE tenders his resignation,
to take effect at once.
WEDDING ON CAPITOL H1I1.-Mr. VIM. E. Hill, Of
Detroit, Mich, and Miss Florence A. Fowler.
daughter of the late Henderson Fowler, OF
morning at the residence OF the BRIDES mother,
326 street southeast, Rev. Dr.. Joseph
France, OF 4th-Street NJ E. church, officiating
the contracting parties who, after partakng Of the
wedding breakfast, escorted the couple to the B. &
handsome and costly presents MI. and MIS- Hill
left On the 1880 train for New York, Philadelphia
Boston, and other points In the north.
Observation-Disclosures Carter arrested to-day
George nelson on the charge OF the larceny Of an
CNrnO q q.
nue., on Tuesday last. Nelson, who appears to be q
tramp was taken into Mrs. Moore's boarding house
and given something TO eat, and It Is alleged, TOOK
the coat. He Is locked up In the nth precinct.
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Col Martz, the newly appointed registrar at
Harrisonburg, Va, demanded the ooon yesterday
One Of the heaviest Snow fallS q tho W1nt2 pro.
vailed at Hartford Conn. yesterday ana lAoe n1At
The London Daily Geens oays that u &gveinS-
ment considers It. unnecessary 70 oispatcR bt1u2n
troops TO xhartoum.
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0UNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
- D'' .1e'0He''S
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
ZION ING On TENTH STREET. BETWEEN K

lion ting On TENTH STREET. BETWEEN K
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated April s. 1880 -
ana corded in libeT No ga folio III ct seq, one E
Of TIE land records Of tine District Of Columbia and A
Ly direction The party secured thereby shall sell at
SnIic auction u froHt OF the premises on SATrK-
AHAIF O'CLOCK T. NJ Lot numbered six t6) in walrs
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred and
Thirty i've $50 said lot fronting eighteen tlS} feet and
SIX 90 inches On Tenth street northwest and running
back west witt the width ninety t feet to
al alley. toather wi the improvements insisting of
two story Brick Dwelling with back btlHding. being
PREMISES No ITO Tenth street northwest
Terms OF sale he amount Of the indebte 1ness to-
thF with the interest and expenses OF sale cash
1aaIce III six mile and twelve months for which the
purchasers notes secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold AID bearing interest from date Of will be
taken- A deposit OF 81 required at time Of sSle
Terms to be complied with ill days from day Of
sale AL convey anciug aud recording Ut pur hasers
cost ANDREW Z BROWN
ulh26-dSds Trustee
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The Strike at the Reservoir.

This afternoon the labOrerS, who have quit work
at the reservoir excavation, were standing In and
around the works, but were behaving well They
stated to Officers Rhodes and Mcnamara who were
there, that they would have no disturbance and
that they were determined TO maintain order. The
contractors have some men at work.
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A spocial from ocoCtSboro, Ala, says: "w. r
Rohfnson, candidate Tor Congress, committed sui
eide this morning By Staboang himself through the
heart
A slight earthquake shock ID reported from Acco-
nAe county, Va
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SENATOR MALONE was sleeping quietly this after
noon member OF his household told STAR re-
porter that the senator is much better and that
Serious results are anticipated.
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SrAsoxAs1r Goops Fon LKsr.
Ponelees Sardnes Barataria Shrtnps fresh from the
gulfl Russian Caviar Little week Clans Clam Chow.
der Fresh Crab Meat, Picked 0ysterH
A, chovies IN Oh, Anchovies In Salt Anchovy SaucA
Anchovy Paste. Plotted Yarmouth BlosterA
Smoked Salmon Smoked Haibut, Fresh Salmon,
rel Fresh Brofed Msckere In Tomato Sauce Bonslses
Herring. Soused MacxereL
GEO. E. KENNEDY SON.
Fine Wines. Liquors. Champaenes, &C.
mhl4 1909 street northwest
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF HOMESTEAD IN ANAcos.
TIA DC

By virtue Of decree passed In Equity cause No a.
s;5o3. R9ys We Roys. VIII sell on WEDNESDAY. SI
The NINTH DAY OF APRIL. 1884 at FIyE2
O'CLOCK M. on the Premises. Lot No 4. Barnsrd's
subdivision OF Lot No. To- Of Trustees subdiv sion of
chichester. G. ats of hich in Surveyors Office in
BSok Levy Court No 2 toios 70 and s0.) containing
ling house fiCnttng Morris street nearly 80 perches
and having another roadway to Nichols avenue Pos
session only to b. given August L. 1884
Terms Of sale by the decree: Onethird cash residue
in two equal payments at Elk and twelve months with
interest from day of sale $50 when the property
Is struck Oh Conveyanctng at purchasers cost. All
taxes paid up to day OF sale.
FRED. W JONES, Trustee
apl-dts 472 Louisiana avenue