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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-09-27
ORDINANCE M. 81.

An Ordinance levying taxes for the year 1884
amounting i'll the aggregate to ten mills on
the Dollar and providing Tor further collec
ton.
Section l.. Be it ordeinel by the MAYOR
and Trustees of the Town Of Thibodaux, in
council assembled, That for the Callend ar
year Ammo Donini Eighteen Hundred and
Eighty-four there is hereby levied taxes
amounting in the aggregate to ten mills on
the Dollar Of the assessed valuation of all pro
perty situated within the limits of the Town
OF Thihodaux except such rs is expressly ex
enlpted from taxation by tue Constitution of
this State.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, etc. That
the said Taxes are levied for the following pur
poses and in the following proportion to-wit !:
First. Seven aud one half mills on the Dol
lar are levied to carry on and maintain the
Government of the Corporation and pay it's
current expenses
Second. Two and one half mills on the dol.
lar are levied for the establishment, mainte,
nance aud support Of free public schools in
in the town.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained. etc, That
the said taxes shall be assessed and collected
in the mode and nner and ut the time speci
fed in existing ordinances of the town.
Adopted Tuesday, September2 3. 1884.
j. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor
A.. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
Atrue copy A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-09-27
BLAINE ON H IRISH.

''If the present abuses are not
corrected" said MIR. BLAINE in
the Kennebec Journal, in 1854,
speaking of immigration, "and
speedily corrected, WE SHALL
BECOME WORSE THAN BOTA
NY BAY; in fact we are worse
now, for MORE IRISH REACH
HERE IN A SINGLE YEAR
THAN WE'RE EVER TRANS.
PORTED TO THE PENAL co
LONIES, AND FELONS HAVE
HARDLY GOT OUR DUST UP
ON THEIR FEET BEFORE
THEY ARE ALLOWED TO
VOTE AND CONTROL OUR
ELECTIONS.n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-09-27
dGe Ibibooaux Sentinel
SATURDAY, SEPT. q, 1884.
A WORD TO LOUISIANA SU.
GAR PLANTERS.

1t Louisiana eugar planters seek to
enlist favor with the people Of the North
they can best accomplish that end by
showing them what Louisiana sugar
is. There is no other sugar on the
American market that compares with
it in purity or saccharine richness, and
yet few housckeepers living north of
the Ohio river or east of the mountains
ever tasted it.
1t Louisiana sugar planters will take
the trouble to CONVINCE Eastern consu
mers that a single pound of their pro-
quot will so as far rs three pounds of
the imported article they will build up
q demand that will be far more than
equal their capacity to supply, and find
an active market ut such advanced pri
ces IA will render them entirely indie
pendent of the tariff protection they
now enjoyed.
The distribution If a hundred or two
hogsheads in ten pound packages to
leading families in Eastern States will
result in opening up Il demand such as
they have never heretofore known and
people of wealth will DC as ready to
pay an extra price for pure, rich sugar,
as they have always been for extra but
ter and good cuts Of beet.
They don't know anything about
Louisiana sugar, and judge it and con
denim it by the light Of their experience
with the adultered trash Of the West
Indies, Sandwich Island and other for
eign lands.
What we say Of Louisiana sugar, ap
plies more forcibly to Louisiana molas
SEES. No ore in this southern country
will buy or use any other if he eau Help
it, and yet in the North and East the
people are feG on AL manner Of wretch
ed substitutes, many Of them utterly
guiltless Of cane juice but made from
corn stalks, aud other cheap bases by
the action of acids and injurious chem
Gals.
The New Orleans Exposition will af
ford the Louisiana Sugar Planters a
grand opportunity to build up a de-
mand for their products that will make |
the culture Of the American cane inde |
pendent of tariff churges or foreign com
petition, if they are wise enough tori
profit by it.-ALerdeen, Hiss. Eramin-
er.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-09-27

The patent Tin Shingles now for
sale by S. I. Grisamore will make
a fire proof, durable and excellent
roof, and are especially adapted to
cover Dormer windows, galleries
&c. They give better ventilation
than either slate or shingles. They
can be taken off and relaid without
loss.
They can be put on by any sensible
workinen, need no soldering and are
sold under full guarantee to make
a perfect root. -.
They are put in boxes to cover one
square of 100 feet and weigh IS
pounds.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-09-27
Something He Couldn't Do.

Something He Couldn't Do.
Nat Goodwin tells a funny story of a
conversation with a German about cir
q riding.
"You can't talk nothin', COS, you
know, there amt no circus riders out
side of Yermany."
swell. l don't know; there's Robin
SON."
"Pshaw! Amateur /! He amt moth
In to Wallner."
ale can turn a double somersault
riding round the ring"
"Dot was was nothin'; so can WALL
ner."
"Robinson can Go a spring through
q hoop and land on the horses neck,
IDIOTS nothin' ; so can Wallner.n
Robinson can throw a somersault
clear across the ring and land standing
on the horses back"
IDIOTS nothin'; 20 can Wallner."
eyes, but Robinson can jump off a
horse into the arr, turn over three
times and come down on the horses
BREATH"
$50 can Wall-no, Nat ; dot was q
lie You was givin' me."-San Francisco
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
8el8ii@ 2urembur8.

Qm Is. Nopember iftes Der 9ebrer
Did. @enin pon Our an Maiiin aus benz
@iienbabnsus UNI eiuen S9oppen 8ier su
trinfeu. Oas bauerte nur einen 9lugens
Bid. Oils er suriid fam, bate linn ein
Oteb cine Sanbtaide NIT $50 bis 200 ST.
bic er bate liesen lafen, seitoblen. Wan
iu6te mad allen Seiten, Der Oteb mar fort,
wabri9einli9 burd elm @dlb9en In ber
Ndbe entuii9t.
gu &abeIanse leste am Is. No>
pennber Elm Ssuer bas Wobnbaus bes 2eins
websrs Subert gourtsois tn Ni4e. Wsu
rettete nur Wenises.
Doctor u. 5enteIs BON Nrlon III
gum Witslteb unb Setretdr ber mebisint
i9en @Ommiiiion Der grouin3 ernannt
uurben.
8 a~iitienbof gu grlon Pat am
II. Nopember BEN Gasl0buer s. s. PuL
fer, Der gu 9aurslsss &oaieres bel Neuf9a>
teau ssbirtis, gum Tobe usrurtbeilt, neil
er i'm april gu 9rapfomtaine in Der 9es
mstnbe @armifoutaine ben 7Oidbrisem
@reiien, Mderer 9lnt. GerneIe beraubte
unb ermorSete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
0robberso8tbum.

gu &ebIen bsfanb fi9 In Der Na9t
pom 10. auf ben IL. Noubr. gele9entIid
bes &irdweibfeitss Der Sanbslsmann Sob.
Srand nod gegen IL ubr in ieinem 9aoen
auf benz Sabltii9e itanb cine Yetroleums
lampe, bur1 wslde bic barber bdnsenben
Often in 8ranb seiett wurben. @ls man
ii1 bsmiibte, bas Seuer 5u loi9en. wuros
bic 9ampe umssworfen unb Serbro9en
bas amberfisBenbe Del %entiammte fit
unb nur unter Der srOBten I%nifrensuns ses
lang es bas Seuer, bepor es gum pSuiser
glusbru9s fam, gu bdmpfen. Strand err
lit Bel ben QSi9arbeiten bebeutente Branb'
wunben al Der re9ten Sanb. Seine Waa:
rem iinb psrii9ert; Der Serlnit an iol4er
betrdst etma $50 6rs. - Im ndmii9er
Mtoresn entitanb In benz an bas Wobn'
bauS fipsenben, NIT Strob beba9ter
Sduppen bss gldsrers g. Band cine Seu'
ersbrrnit. gs gslans, baS Seuer auf let
men 9erb gu bei9rdnten, na9bsm ell
Sda6en BON etpa 70 ST. entftanb.
Qurembura. Nls am Is. Nopbr
Der 6ubrmam Mi6el Msper pon Winb
mable BON ieinsm nit MaI, belabenen Gin
lpanner berabiteisen wsats, blieb er an ben
3entrismsn bansen unb fiel 10 unslidlid
su Boben, baB 6as &ab iiber i'm sins I'M
sr sinsn 8einbru@ Oberbalb bes anies er
Tit.
2uremburs. Die p9urb. 9eits.
eridbrt, bab bsretts TN 2aafe bes Con
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
NamenS $ 0ersetMntb uno atSrehen
Der Grdftoentett 4. 9eIeaAtet.

Waria Sinrmeliabrtss gerein, Nv. Oiitrict BON
Nen Orleans, Ga.
Wtidael Sdaefer, 9rdioent, Gde Wartet &
Gbippepd Ctr.
Widolas godum, Gde A. s. Srp9abes Ctr.
Matbias Suber, II. @aibin9ton Ctr.
Qouis Rie9e, 329 Gonltance ctr.
Sran, Waiius, Gds liter & Gonitdnce.
abam 9eitid, 30S @aibin9ton Ctr.
ct. Soiepb's gerein, iii. Sifrict, HepO orleans.
Nrieb. SdrSber, 9rdiibent, 113 Wontesutfr.
6. S6iittler, Sort, nabe Gopal Ctr.
Sana, 6uiimann, 236 Ma9aiin Ctr.
S9nab Sude, ct. CHARLES Ctr, inter ct.
Charles Sotel.
Carl S%oibtmann, Oaupbin &gartbolomelir.
Saptifte Saitring, "a 6apette aue 6Siuereitr.
ct. gonifa;ius 9erein, iii. Siitrict, gtem
Orleans.
9ictor Siri, grdfibent, 253 Gbartres ctr.
@nton Yola, 434 ct. Ybilip Ctr.
Sol. @rnenipein, 6 4eace Ctr.
Wi9ael Sting, 45S Robertion Ctr.
ct. Seinri6s 8erein, vi. Oiltrict, Nep
Orleans.
SranS grauner, Srdiioent, @ebter 3rp. Pre:
ton & Warfet.
Clemens Steinlase, Napoleon spe & Camp.
@briit @laier, 45 Genniiton Ctr.
ct. Soiepbs Serein bon gretna, Ga.
Bern. Miifler, Yr1libent, Monroe, nabe 2.
s. g. S%leobermann, A.. II. 0erbisnp Ctr.
eSacob q. Sod, 8. & Ga Sapette gpe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

niifer antwortet: Ser Bt&of Eat bte Nes
sieruns bena1ri4tist, ba6 auf Buni& bes
bI. 0aters bieier unterrt9t wer6e oraani>
frt uerben. Aebnli9e grSrterunsen baS
BEN bereits in ben le4Oer Sabren ftattaeS
funben unb 3weifelsobue sriinbet Der Bii9of
fetn Sorseben TIM se~senwdrtisen Sale aaf
bic gnti1eibe, BITE 3u iener 3ett 8etrofeu
worben iinb. Diesmal liegt bic Sa4e
benz Stautsratbe gu gesnta@tuns usr, uHt
i'd eriu9e bic Rau,mer, ni9t in elmer Mns
selesenbeit ,u bebatttren, bic nod ni@t
ipru9retf 1T.
Remt9. am Is. gtop. bat BET DtaS
ter ietnen pollen gin3us IT ben Moielgam
sebaIten. Berg uu6 Sbal wurben tn etne
bi4te S@neeIase sebaat. Osm Baib~
mann tam Der Sdmee sur 8erfolsuns bes
S9war5wilbes, bas ftd bier unb ba, guns
Wibpergniigen bes 2anbmannes, uernebrt,
ie6r sslessn. Der 9anbmann tann t9 h
bieiem Sabre ni@t beflasen, baB ibm bas
Wetter su ben 6erbitarbeiten ni9t slniig
mar. Rd@ifen Cages fam cine reue aufz
Iase S@nee.
Oermeae @rd9en lit 10 TART,
baB feline @irtuns pom Der Moiel Bis nad5
9uremburs ms Yoliseiseridt rei9t. Smet
s~erei3te Wtnser aus @reuenma9er, wsl9e
ibren Na9bar nit S9ldsen traftirt unb
iosar nit benz Weiier bebrobt batten, muir
ben gu @efansniBitrafen pon 5 reip. 2Eas
gen perurtbeilt. 8eionbers iibt Der ebIe
&ebeniaft feline b0ien @trtunsen anf ben
8ir3peibfeiten.
Oas 3weite Ooftoratseramex In Der
&e9tswii enidaft Fat Serr Soiepb Biirtb
aus 9uremburs nit sroBer aussei@nuns bes
ftnuNpu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
saar, IbieI, Gifel aub Sunsrad.

Nm O. Ropember mar6 az Statiom
S1euerbers Bel &emi4 elm Bienenuereim
sesrinbet. 5err 9enne Don &edmserS
bof wurbe e%tnifimmis Jun. Yrdfoenten,
6err Seipsl pom We0enfein gum Iieeprds
fibenten uub Cert &apl ans Hemi1 gum
Raifrer ermdblt. Der ueue Yrdiibent beS
gereins p~sriirts iofort bic bubble SumHse
pom so ST. in bic 0srsinstafe. gs purbe
beidloHen, aug gereinsmitteln sund@ff
cine Muitsrbisnenwpbnuns gu bei4affen,
na4 wel9em Wuitsr Der Yerein alsbaun-
dbnli9e, 3wsdsntipredenbe Bobmmnsen
anfertissn laBt. gluBerbem ioa eine pratt
tii4e 6onisi1lsuber gum @ebrau9e fir
bic 8ereinsmitsIieber beidaft merSen.
Nonber Sauer, Is. Nop. Die
peril. Bo9e mar fir ben Salmfans iebr
ersiebis. Serielbe mar baburd besinS
itiat, baB bic Sauer tletn unb ungemein
tlar s~swsisn. Man tonnte besbaIb bic
sroBen Slide lei9t iebem unb nit Der Ga
BEL fe4en ober bisielbsn mad ben &Srben
Der Webre bintreiben. Na1 elmer seitri>
gen oberfd4liden Sdbluns wurben In ber
lettsn Wode pom Iusfuhe Der Dur bet
Walenborf bis gum Ausfuhe Der Sauer
Bel 9ansiurs8 aHerbiuis melt iber 100
sroBere Salme %sefansen. &e4net man
I'M Our9idnitt 12-15 Bfunb pro SLID,
10 bstrus bas Do9emersebnib 12OO-150o
8funb.
Ger Burger T.. IN gertinsem (Rreis
BoI9sn) bate ii9 tir3Ii@ ein srSBere
Quantitdt Branntuetn su Semitic Ses
fabrt, 10 baB feline Sral, ais er mad 9aute
fam, BALI &eiBaus nebmeu muBte. Seine
8utb tebrte ii9 nun sesen bic Sausserds
tie. Neit trdftiser Sauif i4luS er 3und9f
has 6enifer elm! Damn IisB e. bur9 ses
waltiam berseRslte Defining Der Reibe
mad eine MnSabI 8Iumeutopfe binauswan>
bern auf bic StraBe. Dieien folsten m
bere @esenifdnbe, bic CT III bewdltisen per-
mo1te, iosar Der Diem. gu gutter 2ett
srsriff sr bic Bisse NIT benz barin i4las
fenben Sduslins, unb beibe fiosen auf bic
StraBe. &un6erbarer @siie erlitt 6as
8inb teinerlsi S9aben babel. ST siRg
ms God.
Die Giuweibun8 Der neuerbautew
Yfarrtir1e su Sapinsen wlroe am l6. NeS
uember in feierlider @siie bard ben @oabs
iutOr pom Mss, Ssrru Sled, poa3oseu.
Der Glerus unb ionitise beruorrasen6s
Safe waren gum Seitmable TN S4loHe
Der Serren o. Wenbel selaben. Mbenbs
seisten ii9 sablrei4e 9auler beleu&tet, Der
Neubau lsbr wirtiam I'M bengalii9en 9ids
te, wdbrenb aaf benz Ylass Dor Der Rir4e
bas Mulitcorps ipielte.
Ior benz Wustbore on Der Stabts
. mausr in Erier, ntdt melt pom Mmpbitbeas
, ter, purSs bsim @rabsn bes Sunoaments
gum neusn YrouinSialsW euieum IN Der Eisfs
, BON l,5O Meter Elm rOmiider Woiaitbo'
ben ssfunben. 8is ieet iinb ca. 8 Wsstes
in Der 2dnse unb 5 Meter IN Der Treits
G blossslsst. Das Saas, In pel4em Der
T Moi aitbobsn lag, 1T, ME Der Ausenidsir
b seist, bur9 sinsn firdterli9en Brano ser'
: fort worbsn; besbaIb 1T ber MfpiaitboosI
ni@t msbr gut srbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
J (giuseianbt.)
B. u. 6. GentraIsU eretn.

1 Der am Sonntas, ben Is. Noueulber,
laltenen reselmdBisen TeriammElng
n 8ersins wurbe folSenoer Bei4luB
Iommen:
bic Worlds Industrial and Cotton
,nnial Exposition, bic i'm na4Iten
1t srSffnet wirb, piele Srsmbe na4
Orleans fibren wirb, unb ba Su ers
Ia itebt, baB uiele Mitsliebsr pom Sers
bic benz D. Sc. &. 6. 9. pon Mmes
nseI9loEsn iinb = bieie @elessnbeit
en- werben, Der Crescent Gitp einen
absuifatten, bebbalb
i9Ioifem: DAP bic prdiibenten
)elssaten Der peri9iebenen Sereine,
Gentrals8 erein Don 0ouiiiana bils
8 ii9 sur beionberen Iufsabe mos
.len Sereinsbriibsrn, wel9e bet Sd;
riprs4sn, nit &atb unb Chat mad
~ bebalfli@ gu ieim.
boIas 0O@am, prafbsnt.
s. W. GIebbermamm,
ysbalfss Sstrstar .. @. q. g. .. pon Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-23
The baltimore Market..
BALTIMORE. June 23-Virginia skies. past-due C.
pons. 35; new threes. 53lz bid to-day

BALTIMORE. June 23-vir9inia Sizes past-due cou.
pons. 35; new threes. 53S bid to-day.
BALTIMORE June 23.-Cotton dull-middling 1I3s.
Flour easier and quiet-Howsrd street and western
super. 75aS37: do: extra S5os4 25 do family 4soa
do Rio brands 5s2aS Is; Pstapsco family. e.25: do
western Lover o and dull southern red GOAL 07 do
winter NJ red spot ssal co. July; ssas9ss; August
easy and quiet; western lover and dull: south
spot ssks5s,s; June 59ta6o: July: 6sXseo: August
syivania. 37a4e western white 3sa4l do mixed S6s3s
vsnia and Maryland Is oosiato PROVISIONS quiet and
easy Mess pork, IT'S Bulk meats, shoulders and
clear rib sides. packed, 7Aa9h; Bscon-shoulden 9:
g.. Butter STEADY -western packed. sal5 creamery.
refined. 7s,s7k Coffee steady-Rio caTgoes. ordinary
to fair. Ss4a9A Sugar steady and firn-A soft, 6H;
copper refned quiet 1917. Whisky nolninally steady
la Freights to Liverpool per steamer Quiet-cotton
964d flour, Is grain ID Recepts-four. 2O55 barrels
wheat So 900 bushels: corn 80 900 bushels oats 5000
bushels rye, 1000 bushels Shpments-whest, A. 900
bushels. Sales-wheat 256.OV0 bushels corn. 65 0OO
bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. June %. II .. m.-Whest opened
strong July adysncingto S6S, fell OF to $50 $50
August, 8fk. Corn shade easier-July, ssh August.
551s. Oats y lower. Pork-no trading. Lard 10a15c.
lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-23
DIED..

CHAPLIN On June %. 1854 at 4 a m. Of pneumonia.
WALTER WHEELER, son Of ). H. and Allie Chaplin,
Funeral from residence Of grandfather J. G. Chsyin
1902 Thirteenth street northwest. Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. -
FITZGERALD On Monday. June %. 1874. at O'Clock
O. m. ALBERT. son of Michael and Mary T. Fitzgerald
aged ten months
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his par
ents pa street southwest ON Tuesday June "a AZ
$3.50 g. IN. Friends and relatives requested 70 at
m. Mrs. AGNES T. HOUSTON. widow Of DR. sslnus
Houston.
Funeral on Tuesday. oath from her residence. 7os
flowers
HUNT On Monday June 23d 1884. at 7 O'Clock A.
m, HARRY b., son Of William n and Amanda Hunt,
Funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents. 722 Eleventh street southeast Wednesday
sespectay spe .n pss sst.sS -
kEYsER. On June o. 1854, at AIS O'Clock q m
CLAY BLAckBURN, youngest son 81 Henry r. and
Interment at Mart insburs. West Va
McCOMB. On Sunday. June "a 1894 D. m ANNIE
McCOMb. daughter OF David n. and Teresa 4 McComb
Burial on June Is. 1t O'Clock At Congressional
cemetery.
MORRISON. On Sunday June a. 1884 at I:l5n o..
Mrs. ANNA M MORRISON. relict Of the late William
Friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence No 723 Thirteenth street north
west on Tuesday. ut 4:30 D. m baltimore papers
.o,DoNNELI. On June 22d, 1884, OF O'Clock D. m. of
cholera infantma, TERESA O'DoNNEII, youngest
daughter Of James and julia oDonnell, aged nine
Funeral viii take place from her parents residence,
oath Il p m Friends Of the family are invited
WHITE; AZ Globe Hotel. Augusta Ca on June ~,
lss4. STUART MOORE, youngest son 81 J. W. and
Julia White aged four years and sx months 0rsnd-
tDelaware papers please copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-23
THE HERITAGE Of WOE

Misery. shame and agony, often beQueathed sole
legacy to children by parents is neglected Scrofula To
Cleanse the blood Of this hereditary poison and thus
move the most prolific of human suffering, to
Clear the skin of dsfguring humors itching tortures
huDiatlng erupt1ons and loathsome caused by it.
10 purify and beautfy the skim and restore the halr
that no trace of the disease remains CUTICURA REsOL
VENT the new blood purifier diuretc and aperient and
CUT1cURA and CUTCURA SOAP the great skin and
beautifers, infallible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-23

uNdOS y. FISHER Il CO., Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THIRTEENTH
NORTHWEST, IMPKovED 81 A HANDsoME
TEENTH kEET IN NN WAsa IL Is ri c1TY
BY virtue Of adeed of trust from Henry W. How ~.
gate and wife to the undersigned duly recorded in k
Liter 936 folio TO- ct Sea- of the land records A
OF the District OF Columbia and pursuant to order
America VS. Henry W. Howgate ct al. No. 1919 Equity
In the Supreme Court Of tue District Of Columbia
VIII, on WEDNESDAY,, the SECOND DAY OF JULY
A. D. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of the
premises offer for sale at public auction all those
tain pieces parcels of land and premises and
being in the city of Washington in the District Co
Iumbia and known and DISTINGUISHED parts of origi
numbered two hundred and eighty nine t2ss). and
bounded as follows, to wit Beginning for the same at
the southwest angle Of said lot 0) and running due
north forty -four (a feet and ten (l0) inches to tn:
thence east ninety t9 feet three @ inches the
east line of lot twelve Q2 thence south with the east
lines OF twelve( forty four(4 feet ten(lO
inches to the beginning, with all alley privileges Said
property is improved by large and commodous brick
dwelling
Terms Of sale: Seven thousand dollars in cash balance
In equal instruments in and two years from day of
SALE the otcs Of the purchaser be given the
ferred payments drawing six 60 per interest per
said notes to be secured by deed trust the
premises sod all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser All conveyancing purchasers cost deposit
Of $500 will be required when the property knocked
down. II the terms OF sale not complied with in
the Trustees at the risk and Of defaultng pur
chaser after five days advertisement i'll the Evening
Star newspaper
FREDERICK B. Mcaui IRE: Trustee susdas'S''
Je2l-dSds 1906 F street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-23
Prices Forced Down.

STOCK AARERT.
NEW YORK, June 23-Wall Street, 1:55 p.m.-The
Post says-The bears encouraged by the develop
mentS OF last week made O vigorous attack upon the
stock market this forenoon, and In the apparent alb
sence OF any substantial support caused an 1mpor-
tant decline during the hour from II until
r. There was absolutely nothing new
In the general situation other than was
publicly known on Saturday evening, and the
only features which gave encouragement to the
bear side was the general understanding that the
socalled Vanderbilt stocks were not receiving any
considerable support from Mr.. VIM. II. Vanderbilt,
but, on the other hand, that some Of the younger
Vanderbits had been selling Lake Shore and North
western Government.bonds were lower for the IS
and % lower for the "a
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THIS EVENING",

r .ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
GYMS. FISHING TACKLE; RIFLES, REyoLX-
PeGkETboSks. yi9IiNs. TOYS. bAss olf sHGEs
AND BATS, VIOLIN STR NGS, SKATES
BRuSHES , AND COMBS, JEWELRY, TOILET
SETS. OPTICAL GOODS WATCH CHAINS. AND
BY direction Of the owner to change business, will
sell on the premises, all the above Stock of J. U.
Sale commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN AID every evening thereafter at same
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
n BThe Fixtures will not be sold at the ternin-
alton Of sale, the store will be occupied by j. U,
O'MEAkA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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I HAD SALT RHECM

In the most aggravated form for eight years No kind
OF treatment, medicine doctors me any perna-
nent good My friends in Maiden know how suffered
When began to use the CUTICURA REMEDIES my limbs
We're SO and tender that could bear my weight
on them without the skin cracking and bleeding and
was Obliged to go about on crutches Used the Curt
cURA REMEDIES five months and completely and
permanently cured MRS. s. A. BROWN, Maiden Mass
References: Any citizen of Maiden, Mass.
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SPRING HuMoRs.

AS SPRING MEDICINE. Blood Purifier, Diuretic
and Aperent other socalled blood purifier or
parlla compound Is for moment to be compared with
the CUTIcURA REsoLvENT 1t combines four great
properties in medicine. acting upon the di
gestlve organs blood kidneys and bowels For those
who wake with Sick Headache Furred Tongue Bilious
ness Dyspepsia Torpdity of the Liver. Constipation
Piles High-coored Urine Infamed Kidneys, Feverish
Symptoms and other congested conditions requiring
speedy gentle and safe aperent and duretic nothing
IN medicine can possibly equal it.
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COPPER-COLORED.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease,
covering almost completely the upper part my body
causing my skin to assume copper colored hue. 1t
could be rubbed off like dandruf and at times causing
intolerable itching and the most intense suffering
have used blood purifiers, pills and other advertised
remedies. but experienced relief until procured the
CUT1CURA REMEDIES which. although used carelessly
and rreguary cured me- alaying that terrible itching
and restoring skin to its natural color willing
to make affidavit to the truth of this statement
Milan, Mich. S. G. BUXTON
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OTTO GAS ENGINE

NyHE OTTO GAS ENGINE
n no b1sr syods 9; III. .pe1sve :stendHp:
ysed sxtensiysay for running PASSENGER and Fresht
and Iithosrsphic Presses. Coffee Mills ROasters Pap
and Ruling Machinery. tAthes, &C.. &c. This engine
runs with extreme smoothnexs and regularity Of speod
possesses the least numbeD u working parts and
great siMp iicity OF mechanism.
For particularly TO prlooa &cs ARpay &SOfice -
RsshingJon Gss Light Co WIS