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Ii natures own remedy. made from roots gathered
rom the forests Of Georgia. The method by which
II II made was obtained by q halfbreed from the
Creek Indians who Inhabited q certain portion of
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, md thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The demand has been grad
uaiiy Increasing until 100000 laboratory is
now necessary to supply the trade. A foreign
demand has been created and enlarged facilities will
be necessary to meet it. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, CATARRH, sCROFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD faint
hereditary otherwise without the use of Mercury
Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on "Blood
and Skin Diseases" mailed Free
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
1877 W. 23d my Is
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WashinSfon SIock Exchanxe.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
y. s 4s, 1891, coupon, 1872 bid ll3A asked Z. s.
AZ 1891, estered, lf214 bid, 1l2la asked. T. 3
tered, l23s. bid. l25s asked. d. g per- imp. Us. 1891
coin, I14a4 bid. Il54 asked. Market stock Is, 1892
rency. 1l6ls bid, 1858 asked 20year fund pc.
l1Os. bid. lis asked. Columbia r r. stock. 35 bid
North Capitol and Street X X, "a bid Anacostis
X. r.. 1Ola bid Washington Gas. SSs bid, 3Yis ask ed
Firemen ms, 43a asked National Union lns.. lis
bid. 1917 asked. Arlington lns lab bid. Columbia
ms. IL bid, l144 asked. German-American InS 1870
bid. Ri gs Ins Ola bid, 6a asked. Washington Mar
ket stock 1918 bid. Washington Brick Machine. nos
bd. Penn. Tel Co.. 30 bid. 5. asked. Chesapeake
and Pot Tel. Co.. 6614 bid, 6S asked U. S Electric
iuh
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THoMAs BOWLING. AucaOnesr
SALE OF AN ENGLISH CONSIGNMENT

ii
SALE OF AN ENGLISH CONSIGNMENT
OF
O 8
In Every Department of Literature, including some
RARE AND CURIOUS VOLUMES, POLITICAL
moi, AND LITERARY BIOGRAPHY AND HIS
fohY. o TRAVELS, POETRY AND THE DRAMA,
THE FINE ARTS, BOOKS OF PRINTS AND
ETCHINGS, ETC
Among which may be mentioned:
BOlingbrokes Works ~ uWorks on Shakespeare.
Amours of Great Men, 2v Including q set Of the
Buffers Hudibras, HO-I Variorun1 edition OF
garth's Plates. 1903 in FL Vols
Trial of Daniel o. Council EyeIyn's Diary best edi-
Knights Pictorial Historyl ton vols.
Of England. Original The Harieian Miscellany,
Edltaon. vols. 8 vols.
Horace Walpole's Works Hopes Costume of the
Z vols; null Russia; q ARcients, 2 vols
nne SET. ornamental Jewelry OF
works on Napoleon. the Renaissance.
Large Collection of ROhn's Examples of the Works of
Editions. Art i'm South Kensing-
Works on Scotland, ton Museum. etc.
THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, complete
from its beginning in 1871 to 1868. 214 volumes
All the above to be sold at Auction, Tt ESDAY and
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, NOVEMBER SEW.
FIFTEENTH and EIGHTEENTH 1885, beginning
al HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, on second floor
OF my saesroOms southwest corner Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 18th street northwest
Books now on Exhibition and Catalogues ready.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneefs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STORY BRICK HOUSE,
NO. 9l7 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NV, AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue Ofrwo deedsOf trust, the dated the e4
10Th day of March, A. d. 1882, and duly recorded ~
In llber No. 1000 folio AZ, ct and the other G
dated the y, LIST day Of May. \. j. 1888, and duly Re-
records of the District of Columbia and the written
request OF party secured thereby we will offer for
sale. in front OF the premises, on the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. ID. 1855. at HALFPAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described real
estate and premises situate in the city of Washington
and known and designated the ground plat plan
thereof as lot numbered eleven I'D in Davidge and
Fishers recorded subdivision of square numbered five
hundred and sixty lone t561l
Terms Ofsale Onethird cash. and the balance in one
and two years; notes to bear interest the Of
per cent per annum. and TO be secured by deed of
trust upon the premises sold all cash the option
ofthe purchaser. IT the terms are not compiled with
III ten days, the trustees reserve the right resell
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All
cOnveyancing at the purchasers cost A deposit OF
500 will be required on the day of SALE
/. L. JOHNSON, r.,,....
no2d&ds WIN. A. THOMPSON ilus'eeS.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE CORNER OF FIRST AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue and in pursuance of decree passed 80
In the cause OF frank Hume agt. John Hayes ct GII
al, No. 92S6 Equity, In the Supreme Court OF 2s8
the District Of Columbia |, as trustee, on WEDN ES-
DAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in
front OF the premises, Will offer for sale at public
ton the following described real estate in the city of
Washington, d. c., being part of lot in square
five hundred and three G553) beginning for the
same at the southeast Of said lot and running
thence north the line of 1st street northwest egh
teen feet six inches thence west ninety feet thence
south eighteen feet six nchcs thence ninety feet
to the place of beginning improved by dwelling and
store
cash. balance In one and two years with interest The
sum or ore hundred dollars VIII be required OF the
purchaser at time of sale and If the purchaser shall
fail to comply with the terms of sale within ten days
from day OF SALE the Trustee reserves the right
sell at the cost OF the defauting purchaser. All
veyancing at purchasers cost
JOSEPH ATKINS, Trustee.
n12d No. 454 Pennsylvania NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TO.MORROW.
vINHoMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTrURE
AT AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY, NOvEM-
BER FoURTEENTH, 1885, COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK EMBRAClNti- x~,.
Several Pianos, French Plate Mantei ana Pier Mir-
Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture In suites and
separate pieces
Fine lot of Antique Furniture.
Hair Mattresses, Dining room FURNITURE
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and stoves.
Together with many other articles In the douseiuf
nishing line.
Two crates of Majolica and English zone China
Horses, Carriages. Bugges and Wagons
nol2-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctlonsera
THE MOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OF
Persian, Turkish Daghistan, Moorish. Bokhara, Cash
mere, Circassian, Kossack Shiratz
Khorassan and Lebriz
RUGS, LARGE CARPETS AND PORTIERES.
Large assortment of Antique and silk RUGS, Turk
ish TABLE COVERS and TIDES, being
late importation.
Exhibition on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, No
vember 10th and 11th
Sales THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NO
VENEER TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH and
FOURTEENTH, at ELEVEN A M.
AND THREE p NJ. each day.
met DUNCANSON BROS. 9th and D sts.
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FINANCIAL AND MERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 pm. price,
of the New York Stock market to-day Jortel !,
special wire to IL. II. Dodge 81 Ijth street
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Bad Blood Over the Riel Case.
AN ORANGE ORGAN USES THREATENING LANGIr-

AGE TOWARDS FRENCH-CANADIANS.
TORONTO, ONT, Nov. l3-The Sentinel, the
leading Orange paper, commenting on the Rie
case, says: Shall the atrocious injustice be COM
mitted of permitting this artful rebel to go free
while his dupes and tools, the unfortunate.
Gntutored and misled Indians are hanged
for the participation in acts which
instead OF criminal? The people of Canada
will require unequivOcal answers to these
straightforward questions if Riel be reprieved,
and the only answer we judge thae can be
truthfully given is that the Frenchmen OF
Quebec rule in the Dominion parliament
and have vowed that not a hair of Riel's
head shall be harmed Was it
to this end then that our gallant volunteers
sprang to arms and laid down their lives at
their country's cali? Shall Frenchmen who
sympathiZe with the rebels be permitted to
undo their work? If let it be proclaimed
that the rights and liberties of Britons
in an English colony hang upon the breath of
an alien race. But Engllsh-Canadans will not
longer suffer the Calling bondage, and the
day may not be far distant when
the call to arms will again resound
throughout the dominion. Then our soldiers
profiting by the lesson OF the past must COM
plete work throughout the whole land only
begun in the northwest.
Victims Of the AIgOma Disaster.
OWEN SOUND, ONT, Nov I3.-Tire steamer
Arthabasca arrived here to-day, having on
board the bodies of Edward Frost and A. X
Emerson, victims of the Algoma disaster
Search is still being made in the neighborhood
OF the wreck, in the hope that more OF the bodies
hQ
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ALL THE SURPLUS AND YOUNG TROTTING
THoRoUGHBREDs AND ARABIAN STOCK
OF THE "MONTEBELLO" STUD
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
JOHN W. GARRETT.
o at SFdss sHss1 e v s Els D E1pS aS %s
* isss a. SEvHs S55E
NJ all the surplus and young stock of the Monte
ana SsSns AND sW%YsosNo
About twenty Brood Mares, some Of which were
sired BY Aimopt MessengeE Durec Lothian blue
aSdaah Pnnce CHEZ @
"a Four. YearOld Fillies and Gieldings.
- Two-Year-Oh Fillies and Geldings.
10 sucking Colts, old enough to be weaned
The above Stock was CAREFULLY AND PURELY
BRED, as pedgrees. which will be furnished Vt sale,
ALL WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE-
SERVE
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
Catalogues win Be supplied application to the
Auctioaeers after Monday. November 8. 1885.
nedts VIM sEEMULLER & CO., Aucts
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctloneers
s 81 FAhh Fl sAkS
ASP b sTREErs SOUTHWEST At 1Uc,
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated oce
sn6 Of IN
Nc, 1920 folio $50 seq. the undersigned trustees
MI ri T psse Of fniS1 is E
FoUkTHIRTY O'Clock P: N, in front Of The
o. ,iz9s 81 asi 81
teen "a fifteen gss sixteen DO ssyenteen 90
recorded Of square Ell sree hundred
sae SS of the purchase money in
ahd de eseee s M
day Of sale, secured by the pGrehassr notes and
bss deed of trust on the properly sold or all the pnr
piled with within days from day sale the trus
~ COS. Of the defaHlt,ns purchaser e deposit
WILLIAM W. BcARMAN, lr-,....s
DrNcANsh699s hlas H. xEaTMAN. .s,o.
r H. WARMER, Real Estate Broker.
FUS RHSr SALE OF VERY pEsIRAgLE NEW
REsR s s9 7eS fTRhEE NqSH FS6SS
EVERY aaF1 WAY sz zFFRAd sESTE FRONT. IN
the above mentioned property will be sold on -
SoxTESsEk sEySs s5SsSS' "a y aAfI
to inspect :. 80
Terms at sale.
nl0tds DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
| :" H. H. TRICE CO.,
w Real Estate AuctOneers, 90 Main Street.
| SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN LOTS
ny virtue OF decree of the Corporation Court -
OF the CITY OF norfolk, Va, dated October 18Th,
1ono, IN the cnanSery suit Of Taylor and wifi vs..
Oenfee ana others, we shall expose for sale 81 pnhC
AUCTION aIthe auction house NV. H. II. Trice Co,
40 70 NAN street Ia the city OF Norfolk, THURS
| D Ia Il r1 NJ MSOvEMBER NINETEENTH. 1855, at
Two TRACTS OF LAND
ntne county OF Norfolk, Va. near the city mita -
| Ing portion Of the DeBree property, cognmeuly
known as "Liniput" The two trscts contain about
- acres ana VIII be divided into lots Of convenient
~ Ess OF the property will be ct the Aoctton-
tOS Tor days before the eNle
| Ins px0pefty - just across Drummund's Rf1dgA IN
c,VsS PIvAmny to some Of the most desirable port1
% Us oty ana onetS rare opportunity 70 tnveferg
rb snose search OF cheap and deghtai tes I
Terms;-onethi.d cash; balance on . credit Of sir
and WE'VE months. secured by deed OF tRvG on thG
20 0e drawn 1t the EXPENSE the purchaser
on, tns pnscnsses may ct his option. pay the ehtr(
THO6xS Il WILCOX
Special Commissioners /,
nssssy ccsssiG that ths bopd required ~ apev
J n2dn ,USi6s I. COLEMAN. p. @
T.
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TTNHOS. J. FISHER & CO.. AuctiOneerA
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE
CENTRAL PORTION OF THE CITY AT PUB
Lie SALE TO CLOSE AN Estate.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEM- -
BEE EIG HTEENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR Es:E
O'CLOCK in front of the premises, shall offer G.B
at public sale the west 20 feet and inches Of Lot NO
g. in square No. 400 fronting street. between 9th
and 9TH streets northwest improved by three-story
brick house with brick back building, being No. 62,
street northwest.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will offer the south 20
feet of Lot No s. in square No. ASS, improved BY a
substantial and well arranged brick residence In per-
feet condition and known No. 5i3 9th street north
west
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the
premises, sub Lot No. and part Of No 25 in square
No 400, fronting about 22la feet street between
Az and 9th streets northwest improved by four
story brick residence, known No. 457 { street
northwest
Terms Onethrd "a cash. remainder in one and
two years with interest and secured by deed OF trust
the property. deposit of $500 on each property
Will be required at time OF sale. nlO-d&dS
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS : o. aae1,onee

WALTEE b WILLIAMS & CO., Auct,oneers
ar, RNiULAR SATURDAY SALE
OE hOoSEhOLD EFFECTS, BODY BRIrSSEIS
AND OTHER CARPETS. =
o09n I6gMORROW MORNING. commencing nj TEN
OXGS11SC1K, IN 'front.' of salesroonl. and at ELEVEN
ing-named articles: ,''' VIC al'A" sea- sne 'oho"-
one rosewood Case Piano. Stool and Cover Handsome
pa., SuIte upholstered In Silk Plush: Handsome
npjSoI Ofgan: Pfer and Manta.l Mffrors Walnut
SSsSSkcASes Library Tables, Walnut Chamber suites
S% S;poarpHs, Hall Rack, Chffoniers, Couches, Easy
and Husk Mattresses ~ O'-N' o~'fo"' ~
e,.,..-, ALSO.
s d.eces or Furniture belonging to an attache of
ao1eiGn iegafi0n, including one Extra Size Couch,
DaIe 70 Oc9er; Elegant ChiffoiLers, Iron Frame
raeclnng chair, Walnut Work Table
~ PoStPOnement on account Of weather,
~ WALTER b. WILLIAMS q co, Aucts.
PITCH, FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
On On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH.
a9 100 q FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, On the psemseA ne
inn oI1er TOT sale sub lots and block IL. Mer-
ulan HILL these lots front on Champlain avenue
nov 9e,ng graded-and offer good opportunity tor
ner Terms rms Onehalf cash. balance in year at six
cent interest secure by deed 0ftrust the prop
ofsale. nTINCSNSStM H1.fs,
nAoI46l6 AuCtiOn&efR
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VIZ c. DUvALL Auctioneer, 925 F ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY EIGHT
ROOM BRICK HOUSE, NORTHWEST COR
NER OF SIXTH AND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of Q deed of trust recorded in Liber 80
1865, folio 322. of the Land Records of the Dis iIH
tIlct of Columbia. will sell, in front Of the &sc
NOVEMBER, 1886. at HALF-PAST FOUR PM,
lot numbered one hundred and fifty two C152) in WI
NewtOns subdivision Of portion of lot iettered B. in
square numbered four hundred and forty-fve (445)
the same is designated the plans and subdivision
records of the City of Washington. DC The property
will be sold subject former deed of trust for about
S25O-the interest thereon and such taxes may be
due and unpaid the particulars OF which Will be
stated the time of the sale.
Terms: Cash A deposit of 500 will be required at
time OF SALE All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
If terms of sale are not complied with within seven
days from day of sale the the right
resell at the risk and cost OF deulting purchaser with
five days previous notice in some Washington paper
WATSON ]. NEWTON,
DWIGHT J. PARTICLE,
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SECOND ASSIST
ANT PosrNAsTER GENERAL.
The report OF second Assistant Postmaster
General Knott shows that the cost q mail
transportation for the fiscal year ended June
80, 1885, was: For routes. s5,414, So4; mail
messenger service. Ss79,219; for steamboat
routes. S563, o02; for railroad routes, sl4,
495; for railroad post ONCE car service Sl 3d.
ASS; making n total OF f23.4S5, COG. For the
next fiscal year 81, $50 900 Ia asked for the star
service: for the mail messenger service $500.
600; for railroad transportation, SIS, 725,4 32;
for railroad postal cars, 81 SIS, 81 for rail-
road postal clerks, 81 81. 900.
Mr.. Knott suggests the repeal of section 1891
of the Revised statutes, bearing upon the SUBJ
ject of expedition, and the passage of a law Ne
curing the reietting whenever expedition In
asked for on any route.
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ARREST OF rwo SUPPOSED sHARPERs--A CANE
WHICH HAD NOT WORKED IN WASHINGTON.
Lieut. Arnold this morning arrested . we'll
dressed young man ~ he was coming out of .
newspaper once. where he had been 90 put In
an advertisements He gave his name a. J. e.
Manning. From a memorandum found on
Manning, Detectives Ran and Carter were led
TO go to a house on Az street. near q south wese,
where they arrested another man charged with
being an accomplish OF Nannings In confidence
operations. Tie man arrested on Az street rave
his name a. George Warren. These two men
a room AT Mrs. Young :. $50 street northwest,
and advertised for treasurer for a theatrical
combination. In response 20 the advertise
peared. They promised him situation
at So a week. but required OF him
and that he would join the company nj Pitts.
ourg. The applicant, however, demurred -
offered TO give a bond. lie called again and
then moved To the house In south Washington.
The men when arrested did not deny that
they were looking for suckers "a they called
them. but said they had not succeeded in find
Ing any In Washington. They SAID they might
organize a company. The name OF the com
looking for treasurer was the Annie Lewis
dramatic company, which the Officers are
,niorme Nv was disoanded some time ago In New
last week from w. Casey. Of Ssl West Fayette
street. Baltimore. that a man representing hiu-
self rs connected with this company had
got money from him by false pretenses. The
baltimore authorities were notified to-day of
the arrest OF Warren and Manning who are
supposed TO be concerned i'm the swindle pra<-
ticed on Casey. Casey, IL appears, was asked To
deposit a guarantee fund, and had paid only
$40 when the men decamped from baltimore.
In the pockets OF the man who gave his name
a. Warren were found papers bearing the name
OF Geo. +. Ryan, Economic Motor company No.
Courtlandt street, which is supposed 10 he the
mans right name. He also had In his pocket n
diary, the entries purporting to give accounts OF
various persons who had been suckers. and OF
several adventures OF the pair I'm dumping"
board bills. IL appears that the men have
phia, Camden, Baltimore, and other
cities. The first entry for washington
Is under the date OF November 10. and 611rs
"Mr. Blank called I'm the evening and ex-
pressed himself as that he thought it wna .
lake Told him Warren lived there and VNs
brother-in-law. and he happened to know De
people In the house. The situation was rather
embarrassing" The next entry, under date %
November I, says: "Done the act again. the
fourth time This the detectives interpret as
meaning that they had beaten their board bill.
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RANGE OF THE 1HERMoMErER.-The f,llow-
ing were the readings at the signal Office TO-DAY:
8 am, 55.0 9 am, 3d.; IL am, So %: ID, M
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INSPECTING FIRE DEPARrMENrs.-Col
Albert Couston, chief OF the Paris fire depart
ment. who has been for some time on q visit TO
New Orleans len yesterday for Washington. and
will go from here ID Baltimore, philadelphia
and Boston, and Will sail from the latter city for
Europe. The colonels object has been 10 study
the system of eNtinguishing fires i'm the great
American cities with the view OF adopting tneir
bestfeatures i'm Paris, He started out several
months ago, and after n tour of England came
To the United States. From New York he went
TO Chicago, St Louis and New orleans.
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AN OLEoMARGARINE CASE SENT TO THK
GRAND JURY.-ln the Police Court this MORN
ing the of r. \. Randall and T. ]. Clark the
commission merchants at GIG Louisiana ave
nue., charged with selling uI labeled oleomarga-
rine, was called for trial, and Mr.. Charles n.
Moore, Tor the defendants, entered "a plea OF
mot guilty" Mr. Theodore - Nellgar, l22a ID
street testified that he purchased from the de-
was butter, and paid 25 cents tor each pound
When he got home he found that the article
was not butter and he took IL TO Prof. Taylor
at the Agricultural department Professor
Taylor testified that he examined the package
which Mr. Nelligar brought to him aud found
it to be butterine, which is composed of la nj
and butter. The ease sent 10 the grand
jury; bonds Sl0o.
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To the Editor 9TH

In your paper of yesterday my name occurs
following statement that Eaton had been be-
trayed by his counsel In the Spencer case. As
this is a serious matter and calculated To iniure
me both personally and professionally, you will
oblige me by stating thai l have never had any
connection with the Spencer case. nor acted as
counsel for Mr.. Eaton at any time.
Yours truly, W. d. Baldwin.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 13, 1885.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

LNSTABLISHED 1864,
~ q. L. WILD q Bro -ez,
700 9TH street northwest
Steh. Kranich & Bach and Weser Bros.t "
Pianos. Gally's Sefplaying Instruments Pianos
and Organs exchanged and for and applied il
purchased. nj
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203 9Th st ne, S35OO-S2OO cash. S25 per no.
l54O 9Th st. NV, So 5OO-S2OO $50
1906 9Th ST. n W., 81, 50O-S2UO $50
Sol 81. NV, $55OO-S25O $40
6O3 II ST. NV. S.Wsp-S20O $50
6lS ST NV, 81 0O0-S2OO $50
1903 Marion St. 50, 25O-S1OO" S25
1879 18th si, S4.OOO-S2OO SD
1911 1lth ST. S4.0O0-S2GO 50
Well located and desirable for home or as an In
yestment- MACGOWAN q BARKER
mot 1913 st. NV.
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INOR SALE
Il Two new modern houses 10 rooms and bath;
every thing complete 1901 1906 Riggs St: price,
S6,OOO- $500 cash, $40 per month
MAC GOWAN & BARKER,
Est m W.
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BURGLARIEs.-Late "Wednesday night thieves
entered the residence Of Mrs. NJ. ID. Months.
713 Ii street northwest, by forcing open the
back door, and carried off gold watch, two
gold rings, bracelet and S2I i'm money; total
value $50. The case WAS reported 10 the po-
lice, but as yet no arrests have been made
The same night some sneak thief entered the
front door of the residence of q. w. y. Wright,
clothing.
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PLEADED GUILTY TO CHARGE OF EN-
BEZZLEMENT.-Frank Smith, a young man
who resides in East Washington, was arrested
last night by Sergeant Bryan and locked up at
the eighth precinct, charged with embezziing
the funds OF his employer, Mr.. Edward Hawk,
who keeps an instalment house at 724 9TH
street southeast. To-day Smith was taken to
the Police Court. and, 70 q charge Of empezxle-
the grand jury; bonds $500.