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wAxAHAouIE, June ls.-ISpecial. i
The careless worms are doing havoc
with the cotton, and thousands of acres
have been destroyed in Ellis county.
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WASHINGTON, June lS.-Tho resig
nation of John @. Tufts, Indian agent
at the Union agency, in the Indian
Territory, has been accepted.
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick 10 the lips are Opera Putfs.
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS FRIDAY JUNE ., 1885,

all other brands this YOU hnda
ne trial
commune to buy after the first
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the ladies' and children will enjoy
themselves at Shady View Park, 4th
OF JuIv
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Mexican Securities.
LABOR MATTERS.

BOSTON, June lS.-MeXican rs, 5299s
scrip, 100; common, ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24
RALrrkoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in sner srSDAY. May sp 1854, u.ru
Leave washington ifcia sastioD. corner ofNev lar.
sey Avenue And1c strsse
m a.. Lmtsa Express 10 a1 Piyi.bu ne i1 sDS
SsIsS A5jTsi = Y Nssbs a go Chc.yo
For 0ncinnaS. Louisville and St Louis daily at s.3o
p m and 1910 p. m, with through coaches and PAL
ace sleeping Oars 70 above points, without change
Irving = i next q =
40 81 Louis ESQ pm No extra fare is charged %
shSg Ss!i rissafs deSs;.nd md bsirS as
Ear B.AfiHer ON vsek days, 8, $40, e.40' 7:a0.
s tss sss I'D sa Sso s "a s 40 sS sss
u.s. s's s q. s1o ssS go s go 90 %
FOR poinss On the saasoAndoah Valley RAilrosd and
Roinis south, s25 a n; daily, and 30 p m Daily
S SeS 11sa 1sn has Pullman sleeper washington .
For Annapolis, $40 M. and l2I0 and $50 q N.
For way s..nsss sss~ssh W..hlngsec and BART
ana 80 81 $50 s1n a% so m ana
zao 10 and ii pm. For stations on MetTopoiitsa
.ss csS except SUM
s p a;iy 81 sSsy % nom aesosIs.
LsS5 n sts nns and N.sy srsncS $40 an
For Local stations between Washington and o.,ra.
For and SeEss sends o.u,
s.ssp. Sturdy s, and ., go pm daily 70 hassrs0wa
Trains arrive nom the West daily. 6so0 tao an,
Prom fan.pols $40 Am. end l;so and sas~
s sss S:Z s1 pSsD:. ST..
a:S sis sve sA hsi s.ss sss
ESQ. 20 800 sSS nd 1885 sna aafS 40 az
ssS sSs Is. 80 a5 40 son So &C. 90
..esp sss ". %s; go ton s''s a.s
ES G f1r 9 infSE%suSn 10y = sAs Bas,mose
1911 fsnnsyivanae aysnoe. eorner of Fowsesnth
CHECKED and Fsssivsa n say point Y she sity:
- ~ Gen. Aaascsr, ss,nnosa OK ho ssISA
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Two Actors Lives.
. Letter TO tie Pittsbury Dispatch

The most extravagant among the star actors
is undoubtedly Boucicault He is q sumptuous
liver. putting up at the SWEETEST hotels and en-.
gazing the most expensive rooms en- suite in
such hotels. One of his pecullarities is that he
has, night and day, a table in his parlor set
with fruits, wines, liquors, and cigars He has
many friends who know OF this little peculiar
ity Boucieault is also a good diner out-in
fact a good fellow all round He is known in
the profession as marvellous man." For
though over seventy, ne is as clipper and lusty
a. most strong men are when In their prime
ana gets keen enjoyment out of life. He re,
Gently married again, and since that even the
profession regards him more than ever as a
marvellous man. Boucicault was, however
surpassed In extravagance by Fechter, who
lived ike q genuine Monte CrisIO and was
sumptusus TO ruination, for lie died in poverty
and negicct, q broken-down, broken-hearted
miserable man. Fechter not only had a table set
with fruits, wines, liquors and cigars In his
parior Ike BoucicauH, but he went SO far rs To
have the contents OF the board changed every
three hours, even n nothing had been touched.
He claimed that the spread offended bis sight
sfter that length OF time. He was an ocular as
we'll as q gastronomic gourmet 20 that while
Boucicanlt spends $3.50 or $500 . week, Fech-
TT speat 800.
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Getting Down to Their Christian Names.
From the San Francisco Chronicle
Did you ever listen to a young couple working
up 10 that point of affectionate intimacy at
which they call one another by their Christian
names7
1T has been q lovely party, hasn't it, Miss
Jackson?"
Lovely, Mr.Wilkins."
SON."
And have known you quite a WHILE"
i've often heard my sister speak Of YOU"
And my brother Is always talking about
you
us he? hear SO much about you that feel
quite at home with YOU"
Its = lovely night. isn't it, MI. Wilkinse"
"Beautiful. l think Editii's such o pretty
name"
DO you? don't likeit
'.What did you say?-
"Oh, nothing. / was merely repeating the
II don't like all mems names like some. I
IKE Philip and Ferdinand and"
IN w nat do you think OF George!'
mats your name. George!'
II beg your pardon"
"Oh, nothing. was only repeating the name
E,, ~ nat lovely night il is, isn't IL, Miss
'Oh, there! George Wilkins. what did you let
me slip on that co6ble stone for?'
syr, on my word. didn't do ii, Miss Edith"
well we are home, or am, NJ. Georger'
cort; I've had such lovely time"
"And SO have l."
"jood night, Mr. Wilkins"
Good night, Miss Jackson"
"GOod night"
Good night-Edith."
Good night-Georye."
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Geo ZEE RRR ERE sSSs
&C E 4 r
g kE 3 kRf s kE ssss
Goo ERE z 4 EER SSSS

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
s without q doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
The Milers have not only the most perfect Mil,
containing As II uoes all the most improved Machn.
Flour UNsURpAssEp by any mill in the world. To
prove that, VIC would simply state that "A large guam.
Europe and eaten the principal Courts OF the old
world WeGuARANTEE that il l. made from selected
hard wheat Grown in Minnesota aud Dakota IL il
an acknowledged fact, that i'm this Flour perfect sep
afation OF the gutinous particles berry
and a thorough elimination of ali weak and stsrchy
matter has at last been reached. and consequently
more NUTRITioUs, yielding more bread 10 the barrel
than any other Flour. he best trade admits that
from its bread making qualities il is the Cheapest g
we'll a. the best for either family or bakers use and
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack and
sTERLING's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
ever offered to the trade II is unexceed by any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please the most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the sdious cpl
cure
GILT-EDGE
A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the
celebrated Hungarian process 1t Is a very cheap and
beautiful Patent, within the reach all classes and
we guarantee Will give satisfaction every one who
will try it.
GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour Of the District 1t equal in quality to great
many high-priced Patent Flours whilst il can be
bought for considerable less money. We defy competi
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE RELIANCE or GOLDEN
tries them once will never anything else For sale
by al grocers
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indiana ave-
set3 WM. n. GAIT 4 co.
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MARYLAND HORSE T HlEvEs SENTENCED
Edward Nolan and Joseph Scott, two young
the charge OF stealing q horse nom Mr.. Erin
bradshaw, at place called Hyland's, In Prince
Ge1rge county. The charge was that Nolan
found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary
Tor thirteen years and seven months. Nolan
with the intention Of escaping but each tfme
was frustrated by Jaiier Gill. sheriff Seaggs
left last evening with the prisoners for the per,
Itentlary, ana mad them securely handcufted
and, also, handcuted TO himself, for lear d
their escape, Is they said they intended u
make an attempt 70 escape before reaching Bal
years for horse stealing
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B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneera

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
ON n AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS
AND SOUTH w AND WATER STREETS
SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. c.
BY virtue of 9 decree of the Supreme Court Of -
The District of Columbs. passed on the 9Th day
phrey ct Al vs.. Humphrey ct al, No. 9.41O, Ee Doc.
DAY. the TWENTYSEvENTH DAY OF IF oCTo-
Der, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front OF the
respective premises, Original Lot Forty (4O) In
Square No. SOB in the City Of Washington In the Dis.
trct of Columbia improved by the large story
Brick Dwelling House, No 456 street southwest:
also Lots So So 81 So So. CO. 81 and So as recorded
In Surveyors Odce, District Of Columbia in Book l3
page 1S3, In the subdivision Of Meader and Wheeler
trustees. of Original Lots Forty-one 41) and Forty
two t42l in said Square No. SOB: also, the same
day, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p, NJ. in front
Of the premises Lot One % In square south of Square
No situated at the southeast corner Of Water
w streets southwest
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money Of
each piece of property in cash and the residue In
equal instruments payable respectively Al one and
two years from the day of sale with interest secured
by deed Of trust upon the property or all cash at the
quired each piece of property at time OF sale and
terms TO be complied with within ten days thereafter
property may be resold at risk and cost of pur-
chaser, after three days advertisement in The Star
newspaper; All conveyancing and recording at cost
Of the purchaser.
c. C. MEADOR, Trustee,
0O3 18th st n W., Washington, d. G.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee
oc16-1O 321 Al 0t NV.
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, D. G.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 9th day -s
of November, 1882, and duly recorded in liber Es
1923 folio 80 ct seq, of The land records of
the District OF Columbia, the undersigned Trus-0A6
tees will sell on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1885 AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, In
mont of the premises, the following described prop
erty, to wit:
Parts of lot numbered sixty four in Old Georgetown
described as follows Besinning for the same at point
the east side OF Jefferson street two hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE feet one inch north from the northeast
corner OF Water and Jefferson streets, thence
north along said east line of Jefferson street forty
three feet one inch more less the north OF
the north wall of the brick house said lot thence
east at right angles to Jefferson along said face
of said wall one hundred and five feet thence south
parallel with Jefferson street ortythree feet inch
more or less to point opposite the point begin
ming thence west to the place OF beginning improved
street between Water street and the canal occupied
by Geo. w. PaSc0 q bakery.
Terms: Oneth1rd cash: balance at six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest at six per cent
andsecured by adeed oftrust the property sold. Ali
cOnveyancing &C at purchasers $1OU deposit re-
Quired ut the time of sale. II Of sale are not
compiled with in ten days. the Trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost of
JESSE H. WILSON, ,n.
oc22dts CHARLES H. Tickling, AfuSVeeA
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AUCTION SALES.
THoHAs BOWLING. A.cuooeer.


GSGGWW00D PARIoRsUTTEI In RAW SILK, PAR
Hxf9rr Un6NrTURE. n SAPARATE PIECES,
pA1E11M4ORE CHAIRS, OIL PAINTINGS AND
III = Sr hREWERTON, ANTIQUE SOFA,
HpHSSAAT CRK!sH CHAIRs, CANDEI.ARRAs
S0nnHH ~ PLAC0UES AND ORNAMENTS.
FE MN rGAnss AND sECRETARIEs, Hall
IN 81 rnISayUHER RATTAN SOFA UPHOLSTERED
pS - aoSa kECEPTI0N CHAIRS. FANCY ia.
1NnS M IND COVERS WINDOW HANGINGs
AAnU OTTER DRAPERY, ENGLISH BODY
TpEH.TTsS nISS;s IHREE.PLY AND INGRAM CAR
Mi, aS, DnUSSEIS AND TURKISH RUGS WAL
IN az EA . LIZ TOP cHAABER EURNITTRE
1N hT Nh MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS
III 1%1iSTERS. OFFICE FURNITURE, CARD
rnp1ESS, ANTIQUE BOOK CASE, WHICH
TWORIMERLY BELONGED TO Henry Clay,
MMnAnLsNpT DINING ROOM FURNITURE
P PfHT s ANHrFTFET. AN ELEgANI AID GoM:
M HiHNIEaASED ATTAE sALE0F a FoREIGN s'
Cca6aMMNA, TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER
AnlCLES OF VALUE, AT AUCTION.
TWENTY NINTH, 1856. commencing At TEN
U1S.tLoCht ut the fine residence. northwest corper
rasm. Sne streets northwest shall sell large and
sS coiiecton Of goods, which partly enumer-
sted above House Win be open for Inspection early
VI uoUi uans Oh saie. THOMAS DO WILING,
Aucf
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AUCTION SALES.
FTHHO6 Z wA0aAMAN, Real Kssaae Auesioo>er
ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL r.
TATE ON THE CAPITOL Hill. ~ ~
CITY OF WASHINGTON, DISTRI0f OF COL


AssIeNEEs sale OF yTALr4n4E RIAL p.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. DrsrRI0r Or COZ
p yiI,2: ers ss.s.,. sssd q a.s,.n.sas :.s -
and Thomas B. Cross e al, recorded In Lkhoe
No. 666 folio 237 e SEQ OF the land records q The
said District we Vii se, q public anction. 70 he
ground and premises the respective times hercia-
after specified and in mont OF the several premissa
On WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF NO
VENEER PROXIMo, at FOUR O'CLOCK p u,
gether front Of 0Ola feet Fourth street betwssa
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER we win sell Ioe
8. Of William Notsinghams subdivision Of certain lots
In square CAS- the same fronting 70 feet on South
Caroiins avenue between ssn ana iOn streets south
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER We win ell Lot
3, of Washington Bowies subdivision Of certain lots
N square south OF square eSI the same fontiIg %
And On T Nj fhE FfFTA DAY OF f' 10:
VENEER PRoXIMo. a FOUR O'CLOCK r; y: :.
has front Of 47a feet on 1lth street. between and
streets southeast, and lots Is and 16 have united
front of l021a feet on 18th street. between and
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER We viii sell
Lot in square 1865 the same being at the intersec
ton of street and North Carolina avenue northeast
The terms of sale will be one-third Of the purchase
money in cash and the balance in three equal pay
ments at six twelve and eighteen months with inter
ss az t6 per- e 81 BE- a.
payments shall have been completed. deposit Of
500 will be required at the time Of sale on each lot
All conveyancing and recording At the oost Of the
purchaser. Resale unless the terms are complied
with i'm ten days amer sale n the risk and cost OF de-
faultlng purchaser.
SAMUEL cross. l-,
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AUCTION SALH
STATES MARsHALs SALE

~ y,rs.s e. Urn Of - 800, i...ss ga q sae
= cu.nn6tN end g me diecssd. wsil I'll = pusae
~, for Oh. On THURSDAY, The FIFTH DAY OP
N0vEMREk A 2 lSe3. csDmsocing e rEN
srd CO. Co@p.py, No lac ssrest nersswest. The
UDdersfsond system q Wires, couisenG Of sixteen
wires and equipments thefeto and OverKroo0d Wires,
Poles and asfachments all within the DStrcs Of Col.
um6tA also lot Of Instruments belonging 10 the ope
raSng Department Of the Postal Telegraph and Cable
Company. saeh switch Roard, wireA Morse Relays.
Tone RELAYS Box Relays, Soun6ess. Keys ouadruple
vihratora Tfausmizers, Lightning Arrester ~ Pole
llsa street and Boundary, switches, condensors
BtndinG fosea Anunctators. Push Buttons Vibrsiing
es CAAArs, Nock Table Counter, Call Boxes, Letter
Prs s s. Table Hydrowetsr Cans Iegsthss
Co@peny = asasnee Of The Postal rcisxrape Com
saonen DassEtct Of Columbia and the Posts. Tele
graph Company, oasod October Is, lSsSS All the
aforementioned property will be sold together in one
lot and the sale Will include all the Wires Mschncrs
and Of character belonging 10 the
plant or CONTESTED with the service Of the tos al Tele
graph and Cable Company within the District OF Col
umbia and which has been seized and levied upon rs
the goods a0d cnatels and fixtures OF the Postal Tele
graph and CAole Company. and viii be sold TO satisfy
execution No 26lS. a. Law in favor OF Seignelay e.
Elliott against the Postal Telegraph and Cable Com
pany. CLAYTON McMICIIAFL
oclS-2W Us. Marshal. ID. Z.
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[ RocERIEs Omar FoR CASH
ny; NEW YORK BuCKwHEAT. &C per 10; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY, in 2lb. crates. Bic. per
crate; nll line Of selected FAMILY GROCERIES,
Also POTATOES, APPLESand ON IONS. Fine large
CREAMERY BUTTER specially Goods delivered
nee All Goods at wholesale prices for cash.
POOLE. BROOKE & CO.,
OcxZ ga Louisiana avenue
DLEASE READ AND GIVE US CALL
Best Sugar cured Shoulders, The Bet cured
shoulders, 6lc; Best Hams tsaial lc i,
10: No. Mackerel, Coo. doz: No. Mackerei IS and
Snc dOZ: Golden Syrup, 80 and 4Oc. per gal Good
io Once, Roasted, l4c b.: Java Coffee Roasted 2c
To-: Best south Carolina Rice Zig lbs 25: Shoe Polish
ior ladies, bottles 25c.; Good Green Coffee d lbs r
Best Green Rio Co6ee, lbs for 81; three Eagle
brand MIX, Soc Cross and Blackwell's Chow Chow
I6c st. bottle: PArlor Marches, 200 IN box, lSc per
d0l boxes Side Meat, SIG per side: Tea worth soc
selling for 6Oc. ID: Tea worth t0c. selling 10;
Best Patent Roller Flour, o. per bb; Best Pate nj
Extra Flour 20 IS per Dbl: Extra, -. 55 per bb.
INDIA TEA COMPANY. AS TN ST. s. W.
9Th street cars pass the door. ocl5
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1NHoS. E WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real, rs
TATE ON CAPITOL HILL. IN THE CITY OF

TATE ON CAPITOL HILL. IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, d c.
By virtue Of certain DEGREES OF the Supreme -
Court Of the District Of Columbia paseed in Edui-1
ty cause No 6,402, the undersigned WIN sell at@
public auction In front the premises to the highess
and best bidder thereof on MONDAY, the SECOND
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, n FOUR O'CLOCK
r. N: the following valuable real estate viz: Lots
numbered 2, g. 9, 10, II and IL in square numbered
1045; and iInmedia.ely thereafte. Lot in square
504a; and Immediately thereafter Lots IS. IS "a.
after Lots II and Is in Square lO66: and inimedateiy
thereafter Lots and % IN Square LOTT. And on
TUESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M. the following raj e.
tate, viz: Lots 3, and In square Liza and tmme-
dately thereafter all that part Of Lot In Square 1911
contained within the following and hounds be-
ginning tor the same At q point distant ISL feet s
inches west from the southeast corner Of the 6aid
square and running thence north as feet inches to
ley IA feet and ga inches: thence south SO hst and
IA inches to street SOUTH and thence east Is feet
and inches to the place Of beginning, impfoved by
twO-Story brick and frame house.
All of the said lots will be sold separately and de-
pest of 500 will be required each lot The terms
OF sale In each and every case will be as follows: One
fourth OF the purchase money in cash the balance
In three equal payments at twelve eighteen and
twenty -four months bearing interest at 6 per cent
and secured TO the satisfaction of the trustees or ali
cash at the option of the purchaser. All cOnveyanc.
ing at the cost of the purchaser Resale unless the
terms OF sale shall be complied with in 10 days after
sae al the risk and cost of the defanltnR
r ROSS FERRY,
EDMUND X. GOLDSBOROCGH
Trustees and Receivers,
THOS E WAGGAMAN, Auctioneef. cl7-eo&ds
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SAMUEL GROSS,
r ROSS PERRY, PA
oc20-eo&ds JUDSON T. GULL,
John SHERMAN CO,
y Real Estate Agents. OCT r n nv

- Real Estate Agents, OFT Fn.nw
A ATER ON \ sfREET. sEf LIVE sl FTF.
NNG6kTTH AND sIXTEEXTA sTREEfs
FRAME FRAN HOUSES FRoNTiNG On = NJ 3 srn iMp
on FxH E74sF TH ho Hear ST RXE
by virtue Of decree passed on the 18th dsv of -
W Dennis iss IN the cause Of sss.n chase
E Iis ~ in the supreme Court q district q %
Esff isss q I THh SSSSp
IN 'front.' Of the premises offer fos saie n
Pa it: auction s the following real estate to
lying and being in city Of Washington ana DistTs
2, o Eoiumaia aforesaid and known and described -
Ot seventeen 90 in DavidSons recorded 10b11via.
ion OF square one hundred and ninetyseven fiasp
one-third cash, and the balance In equal in
secured by the purchasers notes and deed Of trust
upon .ne pfoperty Or sl cash, at the option OF the
,i,e OF sale If the terms of sale not complied
Mtn within one week the Trustees the Fight
": K buHAMEI.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc1 Oh H. oca1eosds
- STORE AND DWELLING, WITH BRISK
STAPLE STAPLE ATTACHED. CORNER EIGHTH
ssT ukTHE As ASD MARYLAND AVENUE
TWENTY EvENTH, At FIVE 6'cIo tGs1 We s.:
division of square
South Of square 1893,
,weling modern conveniences. and twostory brick
A splendid chance b., one about engaging in busi-
TERMS One.third cash: balance in one and two
of trust, all cash option Of purchsssr Convey
ROUTE at m az o cost deposit Of 500
ot2O-d&ds DuNCANsoN pRnt. AMT.
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STEAMERS,

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company 8 pier, No. AZ North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York.
Canada, de Kersabiec Wednesday. October %, ga m.
Labrador, Pefier Hauterive W ednesday Nov m.
Amerique, Santelli, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 8 a M.
% GERMAN. Traub, "Wednesday, Nov. Is. Pun.
Checks payable on sight in amounts to suit on the
Banque Trsnsstlantigue Of Paris LOUIS DE BE
BAN, Agent, No. g. Bowling Green, New York.
MessrA BELL 4 CO., Agents for the Dis&rict of
Columbia. l487 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc2l Washington, D. G.
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p H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

PUBIC AUCTION OF THE VERY VALUABLE
NoLDs, KNOWN AS No. 1919 II STREET
NORTHWEST
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER THIRT1ETH, -
1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the III:
premises, shall offer for sale that very hand
some Dwelling, known IS No 1919 H street north
elegant threestory Brick Dwelling containing four
teen rooms and every modern convenience Larxe lot
west 81 feet Of lot square 1861 with side and rear
alleys: charming location
Terms: Onethird cash: the residue I'm mo txvo and
three years. with notes bearing interest the rate of
SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed of trust
anclng &c, at the purchasers cost Two hundred
dollars deposit required at time of sale
- F. p b. SANDS Trustee.
IdOMAS DOWLlNG. Auct Oc2O-0Otda
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DRY GOODS.

Ii NAA' fA 'AiN" IN oNDIn" hAA
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers only &c. worth Is
Fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers only 90 eta
Allwool Undershirts and Drawers, for 81, worth
Red FLANNEL tMedicated) Underwear, at prices to g.
tonish you.
The COMFORT SHIRT. finished ready for the wash
tUc, only S5 cents This Is the best fitting
best wearing Shirt in tie market
Sx Finest Dress Shirts made order for So Perfect
fit guaranteed. at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
oc22 1902 STREET NORTHWEST.