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The Launch Of England's Crack Cruiser
From the London Times

large gathering Of spectators assembled
yesterday afternoon in the dockyard at Chat
ham to witness the launch of her majesty's
ship Severn. This vessel, when completed,
will be one of the most important additions
which have been made to the royal navy. The
Severn is an unarmed fast steel cruiser, be-
longing to the class of the twin screw protected
corvette which includes the Thames and the
Mersey. The principle followed in her con-
hull, and the main object which the de-
sgners have had in view is to guard as much as
possible the boilers. engines and magazines
The Severn has been about two years in the
course OF construction, and is estimated to cost
about 100000: 1.-THE anticipations of her de-
signers are realized, it is believed she will turn
out to be one OF the fastest cruisers in the ser
vice. Her principal dimensions are as follows:
extreme breadth. 4s fee mean draugh lse 81
water, II feet 8 inches; load displacement,
$500 tons ms Her. Her armament win con,
ten 6-inch breech-lOading guns, one 8
FOUNDER boat and field gun, one 7-pounder
boat and field gun. six 1.inch Nordenfeit
will carry Whitehead torpedoes, and discharge
them above and below water on each broadside.
Although the hull is unarmored, the vessel is
provided with nine-inch thick armor steel
faced coming tower, steel protective horizontal
deck plating two inches thick, and three inches
horizontal compound engines of {, 900 in
dicated horse power. There are two pro-
pellers, and the vessel is estimated to attain
speed of 171a knots per hour. The authorized
complement of her coal bunkers is 500 tons,
and accommodation Is provided tor 800 officers
and men.
Three o'clock was the hour fixed for the pro-
ceedings to begin AS the hour approached
large staff of workmen made all Preparations
for the christening ceremony, which was per-
formed by Miss Daisy Watson, daughter of
Admiral Watson, c; b., admiral superintendent
OF the dock yard. Prayers having been read by
the Rev. Mr.. Dearden, a signal was given by
the chief constructor, in response to which Miss
Watson moved the lever holding the ropes. AS
the last support was Knocked away pause of
minute or two occurred, during which the
vessel remained fast on the stocks. There was
momentary hustle and flicker of exeitement;
but presently the vessel, obeying the slight
pressure which had been applied to it, began to
move from the fastenings which had retained
it SO long, and amid a storm of enthusiastic
cheers slid swiftly into the Midway. AS the
Severn got fairly OUT of the slip the cheers were
again renewed; the royal standard, the union
jack, and the admiralty flag were hoisted on
board the uiser, and the band of the Royal
Marines brought the proceedings to a close by
playing "Rue, Britannia"
1t is expected that the Severn will be ready
for her first commission in a few months.
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Lady Vaudeville, poor thing, has the mis-
fortune to be allied by marriage to as ineffable
BLACKBOARD as the British peerage can pro-
duce, and that is saying q good deal. That she
Is a great favorite there can be no doubt, but I
fancy 1t Is that pity which is akin to love which
draws people to her, not that she is not great
beauty, for she is-Or rather was. But in no
respect can she hold candle to Lady Randolph
wife of present viscount and {. future duke
gives her the influence which plain Mrs. y
couldn't exert, and her American birth, even
though the curious anomaly Is presented Of her
being the daughter OF Don Jose Yznaga $50 say
burke and Debrett), enables the American
colony to profit by 1t. Mrs. Ronalds Is the only
american by marriage as well as birth in the
TOUR She is very popular, and is q thorough
lady down to the ground. But fancy her
nence and give her the entree TO the best society
than anything else.
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J. Foroes Robinson IN the Mail and Express
what the English stage wants more than
anything else Is pretty young women. There
seems TO be dearth of them at present. Why
tney 90 not come forward or what Is the matter
Is mystery. OF course we have bright particu-
iar stars, ike Miss Ellen Terry and Mrs. KEN
pie. w hen Miss Anderson came her youth, her
oeauty ana her talent were q revelation and q
JOY forever to the Londoners. Her popularity
~ once became great The city had seen moth
Ing ~ female beauty to compare with her.
seem 10 want the dramatic git and their career
y, ,s premaapreiy nipped In the bud. Miss For
tesque, VINO Inquired In the Lord Garm0yle case
Is quite pretty. She is not playing IN London
but doing the provinces,
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The Nordenfeldt Gun Played Out.

From the London World
Engines of war are short-lived nowadays.
Three years ago no praise was too high for the
machineguns which had brought to a close the
bOmbardment Of the forts of Alexandria by
driving the gunners from the guns they were
serving. This week those same guns of Mr..
Nordenfeldt's Invention are pronounced obsc-
1ete, and no longer fulfilling the necessary re-
quirements. Recent experiments carried out
In Weymouth bay by the Polyphemus against
dummy tOrpedO-boats have shown that the
quick-firing gun manufactured by Messrs.
suits are satisfactory. But Mr.. Nordenfeldt
cannot complain. He has had lengthy IN
nings; and it will not be long before the inven.
tor of such q perfect piece of mechanism as the
gun which he introduced into the service will
have another weapon ready for the defeat Of
the rival firm
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Albert Edwards Game Farm.

Although the Prince of Wales is by no means
first among the breeders, know that on his
estate of Sandringham and the adjoining prop
erty of Castle Risingham, which he has leased
for sporting purposes, as many as 800 pleas
ants are usually provided by his royal highness
tor his sporting friends. In two or three Of the
dukeries, and on other large estates as well,
immense pains are taken to insure abundant
supplies of"the bird of Colchis." The killing OF
from 1000 to 1000 birds at one battue has
often been recorded, and it is on record that
$500 were shot during one season at Elvedon,
in Norfolk, which has an area of II, 900 acres,
and where all kinds of game used to be bred for
are other "game farrns,' as they are called, in
various parts OF England and there is at least one
such place in Scotland situated on the Mar
Quis of Ailsa's estate in Ayrshire, and con-
nected with 1t there is also an interesting suit
of piScicultural ponds.
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AUCTION SALES


OHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DwEI-
CLINGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SoirTyi "
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q decree ofthe Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia passed in the cause Of e.
Davis ct al ". Davis ct al, No; sA25 Equity, l.
win offer for sale. at public auction. in nont
q the gremises on "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
P. NJ, the following real estate located in the
parts Of lots 4 and 8. in the square 48s, begin
south street. distant 16 feet west of the
corner of said lot T. and running thence by and with
said line Of said street. - feet thence north l22
feet inches to the south line Of Sofeet Wide aley
being the line of said lot 4; thence by and with
said line of said alley east 20 feet and thence south
122 feet inches to the place of beginning with the
improvements thereon, consisting In two two-story
and basement brick dwellings, Nos. 621 and 623 81
street southwest.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash the day of sale, or the final racy
ton thereof ct my discretion, the residue equal in
stalments at and two years from the day Of SALE
to bear interest from the day Of sale until paid M the
rate Of six per centum annum the promssorynotes
of the purchaser to be given the
may, at his or her option, pay al cash The title to
be retained until the full payment of the purchase
money and the interest thereon the giving
factory security therefor, the court may approve
Conveyancng ut the cost OF the purchaser $I0O de-
post on acceptance ofeach bid.
JAMES 8 EDWARDS Trustee
ALL 9Th ST. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. ocl 4-eoSds
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TINHoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
LARGE AND ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ON
s TH cHsS Nokr n hN BENG rs idl5
BY virtue of a deed of trust dated the 2Sth day 80
OF December. A. y. 1881 recorded In Liber 9S9, :"
folio 424, and of another deed of trust dated IT,
3d. the subscribers WILL at the request of the part
secured thereby sell to the highest bidder in front Of
the premises EN- Sc on TUESpAY. THE He, TWENTIETH
erty, viz:
Lot numbered 81 (hfty.four), in Michael Green's
eghtl situated in the city of Washington and District
OF Columbia, according to the recorded plat thereof
seventythree feet five inches more less. 18th
street northwest with the reservation Of right to
a %S % w rs 10 the deed from said
Liber 7S9. folio 100. Also, the rear part Of Lots
thirtyeight and th!rty-nine tsS 39) in the heirs
said city said fronting AZ feet inches more
or less, alley by AZ feet deep. and containing
stable and dwelling house. being all of said SO
and 80 not released by deed from the Trustees Au-
gust lst 1888 tOgeth with all the improvements ct
cetera, as in said deeds mentioned.
purchase money in cash (of which $500 must be paid
at the time of sale and the residue in equal amounts
in ONE two three and four years from the day of
for which the purchaser must give notes bearing
intere at six per centum per annum until pal l. the
interest payable and the principal and
interest payable at the office Of Riggs d Co. Wash
Of the trustees by deed of trust the premises Sold
and the the right to resell the prop
iis6ed in the @Evening Star newspaper If the terms
of sale are not compiled with within ten fl0) DAYS
after the day Of sale All conveyancing will be at the
- "a 18th stree. rrus.ee.
G. N. MATTHEW'S, irus'eA
OcS-dfa ct
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers.
CHAMCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
1926 AND 1888 EIGHTH (sTH) STREET
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING


In the cause of Mary r. Squires ct al. John i#
Sa5nrs ct a. being cause No e5Sl equity In
Trustees on TUESDAY, the THIRD (3O DAY OF
!! I'VE. ls, A. D: 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p n.
auction the following real estate: All that piece
parcel known On the plat plan Of the city Of Wash
nzton as subdivision Lot thirty (30 in Square four
hundred l4JOl The said real estate is improved by
two twO-stOry Brick Houses
Terms Of sale Ole.third Cla) cash. and the balance
In equal instamsnts payable at six 90, twelve (l2)
ana eighteen (1S) months from the day of sale, the
deferred payments to draw six (6 per interest
per annum. and the notes Of the purchaser or pur-
ON the 70 oe gwen thereto m ~ DEED Of trust
seven . days from day of SALE One hundred dollars
GepoSlt must be made on each house when knocked
down. All conveyancng at purchasers cost
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee,
016 St NV.
HENRY WISE GARNET. Trustee,
oc1Z-eo No. Q Columbian Law Building.
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HENRY WISE GARRETT. Trustee
No q Columbian au Rufl1tp
Real Estate Aucti0neerA


L. Real Estate AuctioneerA
cHAAN sSSgR SALE SALE OF An IMPROVED LOT on
EIGHIA SIREET NORTHWEST lEXTEND.
ED, BETWEEN BOUNDARY STREET AND
ShAMT AVENUE, IN THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, DC
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
Me Distr1ct OF Columbia. passed and entered In 3d.
Equiy Cause, No. 96l7, wherein John ii. King, GS@
e1ecusoi OF the last will Of Anna Pinl0n, de.
cceaseu u complainant, and William Brown Is de-
ssnaant, tne Undersigned Trustee will sell, at pubic
aHG Sy On, at Five O'CLOCK PM, ON FRIDAY, the
lxWENTI'Td1RD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1870. IN
mont 9i the premises the following described prop
certain piece Of real estate lying and sitt-
"a the county OF WashfngtOn, District OF C0.ulnD
1uu kn0Wn as and described the south na4 OF the
SSt naI naf IS the quarterl OF Lot61 In Wright AND
1913 SUBDIVISION OF part Of Pleasant PIaanA Is Re
T I9e IA the records OF Washington county u tne
DsSict ai0resaid said quarter lot being 10 rect IN
WIZ" n ny III S36-1O00 feet deep.
Aelms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money 70
U1 paIo IN cash. and the balance In two equal lnasai
@ psyaoe respectively in one and two years amer
y. sue ano bearing interest at the rate OF e1 Pes
CSsusu.n per annum, Tor which notes OF tne puk.
snaM % gwen, secured by deed OF tIvM On lne
gsopeIV 500, or all cash &C the option OF tno PUT
$500: AZ cOnveyancnG ct cost ofthe purcnasel:
SoOss q xoO required when the property y knocze9
=. III ~ tne terms Of sale are not c0mpne0 VIII
~ so uays the Trustee reserves the rgnt 70 IssaA
~ ~ the risk and cost Of the dennins puk
cnssel. aiter nve dzze greyions sdyestiseTs a1s
.r,oaAA RuTLEDGE WILSON, Irassee.
oc1100os 400 6ths nv.
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GEORGE F. WOODWARD. Trustee.
EXECIrTORS SALE

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
tne undersgned, under and by virtue of the last viii
Green6erry M Watkins viii sell at public auction,
s. fOHt tne premises, the east twentyseven CID
!eet OF lot No. 81, In Holmeads addition George
town, d. z, with the improvements
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash; balance In six and
twelve months to be secured on the property sold.
WIZ VII interest $50 deposit required at time Of sale
All conveyancng. &C, at purchasers cost. II the
Terms or sale are not complied with ten days the
may be resOlj at the defauitng purchaser
flsKs aIter one weeks advertisement
SPENCER WATKINS,( Executors Of
,rss,, ~ EDGAR T: WATKINS. @. NJ. Watkins.
JESSE ID. WILSON, Attorney. ocl7-d&dS
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WHAT BOYS AND GTRT.a C0sr.
Two Fond Fathers Compare Expenses
for One Year.

From the Baltimore Herald
Two fond parents. well fixed in life. who live
adjoining each other on Park avenue. were dis
cussing the relative cost of keeping boy and q
girl: Both spoke from practical experience
sai1 one: Il believe it costs more to keep a
boy"
AND believe 1t costs more to keep the girl"
replied the other.
SO they began to figure It up.
"Now let Us take the case al our orvr chill.
dren," said the former. "Take nv SON Charley.
lor example. He's going into his 10th year.
ne Is not e1travagant in his dress nor does he
c cS any worR to soil Or particularly wear his
eTmnnss DurIng the past year his items OF
can come without referring to the bills:
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III ICtu StfcEt. [ T,,,,c+ =
G. NJ. MATTHEW'S, AIuste
1908 3lst street,


EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 923 EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY authority, under the last will of the late -
seph Rnem mee, deceased, will sell at public
ton, on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF OCTO- 10
Der. A. d. 1885, At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm! NJ IN front OF the premises. all of SUBJ 10, mum
bered fOrtyo t4l In square numbered one hundred
and twenty-six u26) in the city Of Washington, d.
o. fronting ~ feet on 18th street northwest and rum
ming back an average depth of SO feet inches q
wide alley, and improved by twoHory, basement
and attice frame 'use containing nine rooms,
bered 923, and Is now vacant
Terms of sale: One-hait of puschase money to be
paid In cash, and aance at one year with interest
COnveyancinS at cost of purchaser 800 to be paid
down at time of sale,
ALBERT F. FOX, Executor,
oc1Qdts No. 900 st. n w.
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When the fond parent of the charming young
lady showed his list to the fond parent of the
promising young man, the latter likewise
thOughtfuIly scratched his head. After short
pause he said, slowly and solemniy: " A boy is
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

hCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
STOCK.
By virtue of an order issued by the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia holding special for
Orphans Court business, we will sell on wEDNES-
DAY, the TWkN FY-F RST DAY OF OCTOBER, A.
d. 1855, at ONEOCLOCK p NJ. at the auction rooms
ofDuncansOn Bros, corner 9th aud d streets north
$4,000 Of District of Columbia 3-65 registered
Bonds.
Il shares Of Farmers and Mechanic Bank OF
Georgetown Stock,
Terms cash.
JAMES TRIMBLE, Executor
MARY BLAKELY, Executrix,
ocS-dts OF Estate of Joseph TrimbIe, deceased.
NHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NPROPERTY ON SIXTEENEH STREET, NEAR
X STREET NORTHWEST.
Court of the District of Columbia. passed re- E"
spectively on the 9th March. 1856 and Sth 81
October 1885, In equity cause No. 1881, in which
Gertrude F. Smith Is complainant and Elizabeth.
smith. trustee ct al, are defendants | will offer
for sale at public action, on TUESDAY, THE
In front of the premises. lot eight (), in SAM
uel Davidsons Of square 1885, with the i'm
prOvements Said lot fronts % feet on 18th St.
near st.. and Is improved with two brick dwelling
houses
Terms of sale one-third cash. within two weeks
atter day OF sale OF which $500 must be paid day
OF sale; onethird In one year. and onethird in
years: deferred payments to bear interest," to be evil
denced by the promissory of purchaser and
secured by deed of trust on the premises Sold All
conveyancing and recording to be the Of the
purchaser. ARTHUR A BIRNEf, Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
Oc1O-dtS
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.

VERY VALUABLE uNIMPRovfD PROPERTY
FRo ssEEk EVEsH 3 SSH o Hof FnTEr HS
STREET, NJ COR BRIDGE) STREET, AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem
Uses, shall sell he following described property: ~6
nue. by depth ofs7 feet inches: 1T 49, fronting "a
and lots 49, "a and IS, fronting feet on 35th [or
Fayettel street by depth Of a feet lots 90 to 81 in
81, which corner lots have front of 25 feet by
depth of 20 feet and the intermediate lots have front
of 20 feet same depth, all running back telfoot
alley in square "a in Georgetown ID. G.
Terms Onethird cash; the residue in two equal pay
ments at one and two years with notes bearing inter-
est and secured by deed of trust, all cash OPP
ton of purchaser All conveyancng, &c, at pur-
of sale
Oc1O-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH,
WENT

v II Nlfs1iNlA M1IAAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTH.
WEST.
Schedule in effect October H. 1854
700 A M.-LYNCHBURG MAIL. daily, except SUM-
day to local stations. cnnecting Charottesvii h
with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and at lynch.
burg with Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Has A. M.-Nkw ORLEANS FAST MAIL. daily
making close connections South and southwest con.
meeting Al LynchburG with n. and w. X K Pullman
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and " nslnr.
ton TO Atlanta Pullman sleeping from Wash
ington TO New Orleans without change of cars
b:3O Z. M.-BpUISNILLE FAST LINE Daily via
Charlottesville to Cincinnati. Louisville and all
Western Points Pullman sleeping Cars Washing
ton TO Louisville.
1O:4O r. M.-soUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
lally to all points, south and Southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte Pullman Sleeping Cars from
washing on TO Atlanta and Montgomery. Parlor
Cars Montgomery 70 New Orleans Pullman Sleep
ers nom Washington via Charlotte and Columbia TO
Augusta
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington at Ass
Warrepton Trains leave Washington 1t 700 O. M.
daily. except sunday ll:l5 q and 6:3O .. IA.
daily.
Trains arrive in Washington: 500 q m Southern
Express, daily S4o O. M, strasburg local. daily
cept sunday LOO y. No. lynchburg Mail daily exce1t
Sunday: BIB m. New Orleans Fast Mail. daily;
0:4U p. m Louisville special, daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Companys
b. and +. Station.
M. SLAUGHTER n mcdaniel.
Gen. Pass Agent Agent
oclo SOL HAss, Tr,fic Manager.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
Companys pier, No. AZ North River foot Of Morton
street, New York
Normandie, Frangeul, Wednesday, October Fl, 8
Pm
Canada, de Kersabiec Wednesday, October %, Sam.
Labrador, Perier Hauterive, Wednesday, Novem-
Der 4, p m.
Amerique, sanreln. Wednesday, November IL, 8
O.
Checks payable on sight In anounte to suit on the
Banque Transatlantique Of Paris LOUIS DE BE
BAN, Agent, No. 9, Bowling Green, New York
MessrS BELL d CO., Agents for the District OF
Columbia, 1437 Pennsy lvania avenue,
ocl4 Washington, ID. c.
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RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD.
On and after OCTOBER Il, 1885, trains VIII leave
from and arrive at 9Th and depot follows
Leave Washington y am. aud S3S pm, arrive
at Leesburg 1lD3 am. and 6:3S PM; arrive st
Round Hill At ] :46 Am and I:2l pm Returning.
leave Round HUI 500 a and 3:l3 pm: pass Less
burh 6:42 aud $3.50 pm; arrive nj Wsshins.
ton az S.SS m. and $50 pm.
The train arriving Washington S:3S a m and
that leaving Washington at ass y m are daily; III
other trains daily except sunday
Monthly and Communicating hates 60 all pointA
NJ BROPHE.
ocl2 SUPERINTENDENT A Ie rsndyta
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Aucaonesr.

TRUSTEEs AND EXECUTORS SALE OF A
66iGk HOUSE AND A FRAME HOUSE>ON
N1kTH SIDE OF STODDERT STREET. EAST
1OF MILL STREET, 6EoRGETOWN, ID. C.
tember 1864 recorded in liber N. G. T. AZ. folio s:
lumbia and the request in writing of the party
e SISTI shail, on ThHRsDAY THE TWEHSTYrc
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the premises, sell
a. public auction Lot No: ga in Holmeads addition 70
right OF way over the front ten feet thereof
Terms OF sale: One halfca he balance In SIX ana
Twelve months. to be secured with interest $25 de-
Posat Will be required at the sale. All conveyancing
ana recording at the purchasers cost the terms OF
sale are not complied with in ten days the premises
oe resod at the purchasers risk after one week
GEOReSE EFF +. WOODWARD, Trustee
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WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AMI COAh
CEORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
W Dealer. Office and Yard. 1922 14th 1t. NV foot
14th ST. Pine Wood 81 Oak Wood, IS; Hickory Wood,
81: sawed, Pine. So: Oak 81; Hickory, $3.50 " God
al reduced price to dealers Telephone connection
all parts of the city. sel2-3m
r INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
u Buyers 10 my large and superior stock of Lumber
Wood and Coal, which am selling al very low prices
for cash
JOHN MILLER
Offices: 1920 14th street northwest, Al street. and
Maryian avenue southwest
Main Depot and Mill South Capitol and sta su3l -3m