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CANCER OF THE TONGUE.

A CASE RESEMBLING THAT OF GEN GRANT
Some ten years ago had = scorfalous sore on my
right hand which gave me great trouble, and under
the oldme treatment healed but 1t had only been
driven into the system by the use of potash and mer
curry, and in March, 1882 broke out In my throat
and concentrated in what of the doctors called
cancer eating through my cheek destroying the ROOT
OF my mouth and upper lip, then attacked my tongue
palate and lower lip destroying the palate and under
lip entirely and half my tongue. eating out to the tor
of my left cheek bone and up to the left eye could
not eat any solid food but subsisted on liquids, and
my tongue was far gone could not talk. Such
my wretched helpless condition the rst Of last Octo
Der QSS4). when my friends commenced giving mt
Swtft's Specific. In less than q month the eating
places stopped and healing commenced. and the fear
full aperture in my cheek has been closed and firmly
knitted together. process of under lip is pro
crossing finely, and the tongue which was almost de
stroyed is being recovered and 1t seems that nature
supplying new tongue can talk that my friend:
can readily understand me, and also eat solid food
again. If any doubt these facts would refer them
to Hon. John H. Taylor state senator Of this district
and to DIR. T. s. Bradfeld of LaGrange, Ga.
MRS. MARY L. CONFER.
LAGRANGE. Ga, May IA, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
n. Y, 161 w. 23d st. y
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ArnOld's DiseOurSes In America.

from the london Standard
Mr.. Matthew Arnold has gathered together
Into a volume published by Messrs. Macmillan
4 Co. the series Of addresses delivered by him
on the occasion OF his recent visit to the United
States They include the lecture on Emerson
spoken in that famous thinkers Gown delight
ful town OF Boston" and the lecture ION Mum.
oers, originally delivered in New York and
aiterward published ia the Nineteenth Centuru
Az acharacteristic preface Mr.. Arnold refers 10
the impressions created by this latter address
iu protests tnat there was nothing in 10 at vari-
ance with his high esteem tor ''the suitableness
anu easy play of American institutions" al
suggested" OF the Importance OF athe fri,itfi,l
and the falling of states
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From the New York Herald.

from the New Ork Herald
A popularity OF funerals in Lincoln, Me-. is
exciting unreasonably intoierant comments
Lincoln is a village on the bank of the Penobscot
river. The gazetteer says Ii contains two
churches; but there seems To be only one under
taker for both congregations, and "a CORES
pendent OF the Lewiston Mel Journal aver,
that he has propag;,ted such a prejudice
against black among the Inhabitants that
"neariy all the people who have died there
In colored collins Light blue" he saws. SIS
the favorite tint for children, and orange
fof old people. and he describes the front
with patches of paint of divers colors for
mourners to make their choice. This Is queer.
i II II true but IL il suits the taste of the people
Of Lincoln. why should II be censured by other
people? There Is nothing blasphemous or
harmful about ii. On the contrary IL recon-
mends itself as a relief from that depressing
gloom OF ordinary funerals which every inteiIi-
gent physician testifes is detriment % health.
Tie customary adoption OF black as q funereal
tnt VI Christsndom Is purely conventional.
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.HOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

HANDSOME SEVEN PIECE WALNUT PARLOR
SUI, GPHOLSrERED IN FINE REPS, ONE
T IL ~ : PiE &c P,ARLoR SUIT, gPHoISTER
CHAIKS. FINE STEEL ENGkAvINGS AND
HEInHNE Eso rt1GI It EBONY Easel, VERY
sEGRETARY, LACE WINDOW HANGINGs
AND SHADES, VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT
ni Fl 9 MALNET FURNITURE IN SEP:
AKATE Pieces FINEST QUALITY HAIR
PILL0Ws PAINTED FURNITURE, A sPLEN.
DID ASSORTMENT OF BEDDING, SUCH AS
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, SHEETS. SPREADS
PpINL h ma APP IBoI:sTER CASES, BRgSsEIs
ROR-BACK HALL STAND, WALNUT MAR
BIZ BIZ TOP S !SIDpEBoARD, MALNuT EXTEN
CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS, REFRIGER
ATOR. KITCHEN REQUISITES &C.. AT AUG
TON.
On TUESDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1885. at resi-
dence SOB 18th street northwest, commencing al
TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell the entire contents, the
above being partial list 1t in first class condition
and all oft desirable furniture ty2-dts
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RAILROADS.

70 THE S E6STTs EfT Ak ho soyruwrr
STEEL f n EFrs sAe JUNE si.T sss
Trains leave WASHINGTON nom station. Of OH
For PSssSaIs and sSe We.. Chicago Limited EXPIRES.
a ns $50 sssRnE .s 70 Z sS sns
spe hs.s G Win g s. a. g
Chicago and Cincinnati Express, At s:l0 P.G.
sS ss
a,soSss Sa Meser m E,Prsss with through sleep
l0P. N. daily. for Pttsburs and the West. viii
thhssGaefhM sssPer A sHarissqSg e ne.sg
lo0o PM DAILY, except saturday, with Palace
For wnsmsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50
For New YORK snS ess Rs 7as $50 and
a, 200 400 1000 7. n, and ls:le night On sun
night TINTED EsSrss Of Pullman AMI r.1iS a s Car.
For BrooElyn, i; Y eli ihToSsn trains eonSees a,
Jerss ;y City with boats q Brooklyn Annes afford
Ss ssrtsxs across New YCfs sssys' avoiding don
ss and r1 lib Ssl On a sSS
Day, $50 ,ss AN , POO 400 Goo loSo NJ and
For Ssi'!%sIs s:ss Sas, $50 go ESQ lieo A
100 l Gss sC e. s sSSf loco ssS sa
For Pope,s Greek Line. 7:ls An. and A.ao NJ daily
For Annapolis. s:s5 AM. 1906 and 425 PM daily
A, sIcsps SUNDAY: On snnday 100 90, 2 No.; ~,
}Ssos aSS SSsRaHls. zsB Haa
For Alexandria, 900: 100 cas- 1lQ1, and IL as A.
NJ. POO. a26 AZ, 6;25, sos, and 1881 N. ON
For Richmond and the South, 600 and ll:0l A M.
Trains leave Aiss.ndrs sei Sos 500
1000. 1910 AN 800. 3Oo. 3:2S, BIO, 7y05, and
11:S5 M, and l2:l0 midnight except Monday.
On sunday ct 500 and lO:l0 A n; 7s1o aud IL 30
Tickets and information Of the ofc0 northeast cor-
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and O.
the station, where orders be ie forthe checking
OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and residsncsa
CBAS. E PUGH, J, r. WOOD,
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the many ,Rosarind Hale; she was the fairest and
wealthiest of them all, and her golden hair was

the many ,Rosarind Hale; she was the fairest and
weaithiest OF them all, and her golden hair was
Il was this that attracted him toward her
more than the others-the memory OF an olden
arranged charades, tableaux, plays-in which
he should sustain a part with her. It never oc-
natured and too indifferent to refuse
The The tableau1 were suggestive enough. One.
was the bridegroom, herself the bride?
He will speak now, surely" she thought: as
She blushed and trembled beside him, while the
curtain came slowly down.
But, no, he only bowed as he had led her from
the platform; and then one Of the buttons of his
II has been said that "trifies make up the sum
OF human happiness" 1t seemed so now. As
the marquis stopped to disengage the lace, sud
+ II borrowed it of a lace maker" Miss Hale
SAID, In reply TO his anxious questioning. 81 had
ordered one like 1t; but her health is bad, and
she failed to have it finished in time. So then
ing TO-" she added pouting, aJust because it was
nsr mothers work. Such fancies for poor per-
ooh, no! Very thin and worn and sad" she
sald In reply to another question OF Louis;
with nne eyes, but too dull and pale to be called
pretty; But an exquisite lace maker; I shall
De giad to give you her address If you have any
Yes, he had work for network that they
"Vuiu snare together; the blessed Work OF OlnQ-
ing up All almost broken heart, OF restoring love
ana happiness to both their lives
MISS Hale never received her veil-the mar
quis claimed it. In its stead he sent her a COM
PIefe set of laces that made her-in that regard
Adele.
Pale and thin and somewhat careworn still
was the bride of the marquis on her wedding
day. but to his eyes-the eyes of faithful love-
1T was still the sweetest face in the whole world
THAT smiled and wept beneath Elsie's bridal
ven. AND he kissed the old lace and blessed 1t,
because through it he had found her again.
II love 1t now!'' said he. 81 prize it next to
yourself. dearest. II shall be kept as q treasure
ays."-Kdnsas Cffu Times
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Caviar Enp1on,

Caviar Enpron,
AN OLD MAXIM OF PRIME IMPORTANCE IN
GUARDING AGAINST IMPOSITION
AND RAUD.
LET THE PURCHASER BEWARE"
THE LAW SAYS TO HIM "BEwARE" AND
ADMONIsHEs HIM TO GUARD AGAINST
BEING "FLEECED"
WITH FINE PHRASES AND SKILLFUL MANIP-
ULATION A TRAINED TRICKSTER
OFTEN WARPS THEBETTER
JUDGMENT OF A PUR-
CHASER,
THEREFORE,.
LET THE PURCHASER BEWARE"
LEST HE FIND HIMSELF IN THE TOLLS OF
THE PRINCE OF TRICKsTERs. WHOSE
HEAVY REDUCTIONS, ON PAPER,
REMIND ONE FORCIBLY OF
ALLADIN, THE WON
DERFUL SCAMP.
OUR PRINCIPLE OF DOING BUSINESS AID
MITS OF NO REDUCTION IN RRICE AS WE
HAVE BUT
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST.
$500.
MEMS MIXED CASHMERE SUITS strictly all
wool SO. 10.
MEMS TIGER SILK-MIX sUtTS S9.75
SKATERS NAVY BLUE SUITS, $3.50. Two sets Of
butt"hs warranted u! wool iadeless color.
BOYS SUITS. iron gray all wool, $3.50.
oil, %
$l.97.
MOHA1R COATS AND VESTS, 1878.
PONGEE COATS AND VESTS. So 80.
"A FEW LINEN HAIR-LINE VESTS &c
GENUINE MARSEILI.ES VESTS, LBS
GENUINE DUCK VESTS, S15O.
MEN PANTS S1.5O ard upward
OFFICE COATS. CHECKS AND STRIPES, 25c.
SOLD ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
NIGHTS ONLY. FROM Z
TO O'CLOCK.
AID IRIS
TEN PER CENT
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
927 and 92e Seventh street northwest
southeast corner Massachusetts avenue
Always be sure that you are in the Right Place See
ADLER over the door.
FJ open evenings until Q; Saturdays until IL je29
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FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Trustao.
je3Od&ds JOHN H. GRAY 1Fus'ees
y o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer,
1ls 10th and F streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY FINE BUILDING
LOT, ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY.SECOND AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, IMPROVED BYATWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 9Th day 80
0fJune, A d. 1888, and recorded in Liber 1896 ill.,
toho 152 ct seq of the Land Records Of the Dis 4H
rct OF Columbia and pursuant to the written request
the party secured thereby, Will sell at public
ton, In front of the premises THURSDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF July, A. D: 1885, at SIX OCLOCK
W, washington In the District Of Columbia known on
IN square numbered 81. beginning for the same at
point ~ feet from the east line of said lot numbered 4
on street NORTH and running thence west along the
line OF Aforesaid street north seventy (s4) feet
70 Inc east line Of Cpd street west thence north along
22d street west thirty four (34l feet thence east
seventy -four (74 feet; thence south thirty (34
feet to the point ofbeginning.
Terms sale: Onehalf cash. and the balance in one
ysas secured BY deed oftrnst on the premises sold
Win interest ct per centum per annum, payable
sssmannually. or all cash at the option Of the par
property is soid Ifthe terms of sale are not complied
wltn IN ten days, the property will be res0d ct the
fisk and cost Of the defhling purchaser amer FIVE
5l days notice Of such resale, In The Evening star
newspaper Of this city. All cOnveyAncing at pur-
ehsssr,s cost JOHN W. ?. MYERS, Trustee.
RO6Ekr Q. H0LTzMAN. Auct-. lOth and streets
northwest je26-ddsds
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AUCTION SALES.
THoa n wAeoAMAN.

VINHOA II WAG0AMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctionee.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FOUR.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE
no 1Q1 SlXTH STREET NORTHWEST. OP.
FOs!TE = p. PASSENGER DEPOT
~ virtue % decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the Ustrict Of columbia, passed March 16 1881 E.a
N eQuMy cause No. 1889, the undersigned will ts&
oner TOR sale ct public auction in front Of the prem
ISL, on FRIDAY, the THIRD DAY OF JULY. 1SS5
ALL at 1--WE O'CLOCK all that part of Lot mum
contaiped within the following Inetes and
nef 81 sd lot ana running thence north with the line
snsnGs east one hundred 900 feet to the rear line Of
Sezs zee. SIX o inches to the north line Of lot mum
ss swsvs t4x IN said reservation, and thence
%ssI Wi,5 me diyiding line between lots NUMBERED
Nv th IL ana thirteen Q3 one hundred lOO) fee,
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money In cash
spectvey ~ one and two years from the day or sale
interest Cash deposit Of 5000 required q, time
o SAFE 70 be complied with within days from day
OF sue IN defauI OF which the trustees reserve the
70 resell at risk and of defaulting purchaser
aHer tnree days notice BY advertisement in the Eve
ming Star newspaper.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, Trustee.
40 9Th street northwest.
I'm ROBERT BYRD LEWIS Trustee.
Je<toCoS 416 9th street northwest,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneera

By virtue Of an order Of the District Court -
holding Court OF bankruptcy for the district OF
ing me to sell the real estate Of Joseph r Herman
bankrupt and by virtue Of deed Of assignment 10 me
In said bankrupt cause dated the 18th day Of DsCn
Der DIST vesting In me the following real estate
OF the said Joseph Herman, situated In city of
WWssh,1gson and the Risrics Of Columbia shan. on
ct SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ. sell on the premises TO the
highest bidder the following described real estate and
All the right title and interest Of the said Herman in
the same TO witt All that Of the original lot eight
20 IN square hve hundred and thrtyve (S35l begip.
nng for the same at the Of said lot on
-Four and.a-hald street southwest thence running
twenty-five t25) fee< north on said Four and-a
hall street. thence east one hundred O0) feet thence
south twenty-five (25 feet, south street thence
Also, At THE SAME TINE AND PLACE, that
dred and thirtynve t535l. beginning fr the same at
the northwest corner Of said Lot ten (lOe running
thence east one hundred lO0) feet south street
southwest; thence south twenty-five (25) feet thence
west one hundred 400 feet to FourAndahalf street
southwest thence along said Four-ald, half street
north twenty five 25l feet. to the place Of beginning
jel3-sSds CHARLES WALTER, Assienee
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TT1HE SOOTHING AND RESTORATIVE EFF
fects Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral realized ut
in all cases of colds coughs, throat lung troubles
while its farreaching and powerful healing qualities
always demonstrated in the most serious pulmo.
nary disorderA te0O
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The MEXICAN DEBT ARRANGEMENr.-The
Me4lcah government announces its plan tor
the consolidation of the entire debt Of the
country, with the exception Of the floating debt,
S wnien y, rs already provided for. The consoli-
o1,sr nn WI, bear interest ut three per cent
utter iSSV Next year the interest win be one
per cent, increasing One-half per cent annually
u ,i the maximum IL reached. It Is thought
nation abroad.
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THE CONCENTRATED POWER AND CURA-
Il tive virtues Of Ayers sarsapari1ls render 1t the
most reliable and economical medicine that can b
used. 1t contains NO dangerous or harmful ingredi-
ents and may be safely administered to patients ofa
ages. When you sick the best medicine that can
be obtained Is none too good, and II the cheapest.
whatever its cost.
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OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
wv ROAD.

nom and Arrive at 9Th and streets Depot follows
rive ~ Re MnsnanEtSn an and ~ m daily ar
69rS 1! Ta an and SSS M arrive . Round Nm ..
Hill sos m and 300 PM paas Leespurg 042 a ma.
and 3:46 PM; Belmont Park 6:o4 q m. and $50
pm.
special excursion rates and Sunday trains 10 BEL.
MONT PARK. Monthly and Communication Rates "a
AL points d. NJ BROPHY,
- Superintendent Alexandra
Passenger Agent,
6O7 Penn ave, WashinQfon te12
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THE IMPERIAL AMERICAN CLUB-The inau.
gurai dinner of the Imperial American club
grand success. The club has been organized
with the object OF providing a suitable place
Where members OF the prominent clubs in the
United States visiting London can meet per.
sons OF social standing In England, India and
the british colonies. Gen. Charles P. Norton,
and Albert Wagner, chairman of the Alabama
claims commission, delivered speeches setting
iorth the benefits Of clubs In general, and the
lmpeliai American In particular In cOnclu
sion, MI. Wagner remarked that England and
America could defy the world"
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ret lambs are to take the place of pug
dogs as companions of fashionable Young ladies
at the watering places this summer.-FAAGdel-
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nUvALL & MARI, Auctloneers, s25 stree, NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND IOTs
ON BLADENSBURG ROAD. NEAR MOIfNT

TRusTEEs' SALE OF TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
IN ~ ,I KelLAsD De ROAD. NEAR MOUNT
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 10th day -
OF september, A. ID. 1879 and recorded In lber ~
922, folio 456 of the land recordA of the District Gl8
OF Columbia and at the rogue Of the party secured
thereby and by virtue Of decree passed the tenth
DAY of Noyember 1854, in the Supreme Court Of the
Distrlct OF Columbia. in equity cause numbered 7T6l
claimants and Edwin A. McIntre and others de-
PENDANTS, We will sell public auction 'front.' OF the
premises on FRIDAY, the TENTH DAY OF JULY.
a. D. 1850, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, all those Ger.
tain lots OF ground known Lots 10 and L. of block
2 of Hall and Holden's subdivision Of Cottage Hill
IN said District. together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with interest deferred payments at six per
cent per annum deposit of $lOO will be required
on each lot at the time of sale Conveyancing pur-
chaser cost and terms of sale to be complied with
and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
WATSON NEWTON, Trustee,
$40 + ct.
Je3o-eo&dS $50 La. ave. NV.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
,,Sss. pier No - North River foot u Morton
NS 3, Fsangeul; "Wednesday; July 8. ppm.
Amerique ssntelli, wednesday. July ~, ON. ~"N
8, Germsin. Iranb. Wednssdsy. July 20. 8 p sm
Bsnque Trsnsaaniqae OF PARIS LOUIS fs be In s sis
ban. Agent, No. 8 bowling Green, New York.
iy1 washington DC.
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE
onea ssses aSd k RSS Ms steAme for
R sEiTAH June 23th pm
TnursSay. July s SS aS pm m
CE FL, THURSDAY, July l6, $50 am
Star pocf 1os a x sSY ySS
ses rag s.1q low .s
For inspection o. plans and other information apply
Adams EaSis SsC o
Pennsylvania avenue northwest apJ5s,tu th-3m
CUNARD LINE.
- $1,000. Lane sGt RSErE
rH HEB qHAHR NhW wax aNb LIN
f From o PHI g. A. so new KH HaRk
July SSyy sEnvIasas A Aas
GALLIA sat- July 5s GALLA.... Sat. Aug: l5
Ar HS5 Fl sSk6A sSS $sSk
Liverpool and Queenstown aud ali other parts Of Ea.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havrs AnWerp and other ports on the Continent,
For freight and passage apply at the companye
% OTIS OF S0s Cos n ssd
VERNON Il NERO sRoT yrs k Sc, New yef r,
1e29 COS eth street, Washington
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,

further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New Jsr
For Chicago 1000 and 1910 p m. daily. The 1000
m dss1 Limited ,,,, Espre: e Psburg and
next morning at S56 No extra fare II charged tla
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at s:3e
p M and l0:l0 p. M, with through coaches and rs
$50 NJ Train IS sS0 Smiea train tS
and s. Louis a5riying in Cincinnati next morning q
this train for fast time.
FSi III ss % ws e sSa sas
with Sleeping Cars to Pi.tsburg
~ trs ~ $50 so 1913 ss s 40 sss ~;
q isS ssS So s go 20 "a
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, and
SSo. nh ri l6as . saa %.has:Sa
For Annapolis. $40 = m, and 1910 end $50 d N
20 70 ;;;ssss Ss;sssS %..sinessn ana n.,..
sa 81 ea: g Sunday; $50 Pm. md ana 10 20 40
and LII S a az sa
Day, ana $50 pm ds,y: 1:s6 Pm. daify: sxcspt see
$40 Am: daily. on sunday ssops :. Ill ssssons. 70;
Lss5ington, sssunton and VALLEY Br.nch, $40 N
pm: DAILY; sxcspt Sunday: .'
ss1 % s and Isses sssGsz e.y
ssPess sHa 20 SH s.y
Trains srrive nom the West daily. 600. 40 An.
1:l6, $50 pm
From AnnapOiis $50 Am, and 1:5o and s:2s p.A.
From Lexington $50 pm. daily. except Sunday.
From Fredsrick and intermsdiats points s:25 an,
and S:l5 pm. daily, except SUNDAY.
ess0, goo, 900, es05 and 1880 ara. I2i6, $50 5,
~ ~ :as ~ s.d 10 a 3 49, sSn So sS
An trains from Wsshlngtoa stop e Relay esas,ss
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Omce-Washington Station, 6lo and
1901 Pennsylv ania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street. where orders viii be taken for baGgage 20 -
h. DuNHAM, c. z LORD.
Gen. Manager. baltimore. q. 4
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CHARGED WITH POISONING HIS WIFE.-Dr
W. II. Taylor, Virginia state chemist, has con
GUIDED the analysis of the stomach of Mrs
Holmes Puryear, OF Dinwiddie county, who i.
supposed to have been murdered by her hus
band by strychnine poisoning. DIR. Taylor
found this poison in the stomach of the de
ceased: This discovery adds an important linl
70 the testimony against the accused
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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

II AAOAAS AOWAANt AuctlOue0f
uN1MpRovEp PROPERTY gT sTg~I n GEORGETOWN.
On MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH 1885. 80
at SIX O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises, shall
s sep on L0 se ao aad III
dard and Road and running back depth Of about
Terms Onethird cash: the balance in notes of equal
payments at one and two years with interest and
deposit ;i. required at time q sale: WV
WE WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION. AT
OF July. 1855, a. T@ILvE ociock n, at re-
and to 9Ge oGer os eo
Scheil for the sum of ,lS7. said note is held
sum- ss5 and $3.50 s7S semen
y2st THOMAS D 55AII aoi aset Sf nets
T'HoMAs BOWLING Auctioneer:
hffKESS VEp SAdH q
Of Thomas Wea 81 'h ae Of t Mr p
15 aY OF SGY fari SE for i I on
IN 10 on III sH 81 se ss S %
es dsea
Terms of sale One-third cash; balance in notes of
equal payments at and two years. with interest
secured by deed Of trust the property sold Ali
q5!sa each pESpsiE!K f I's ss
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctloneers
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON I. STREET NORTH
BETWEEN DIST AND % d STREETS WEST
ES II =, 81 O'CLOCK. viii sell, in mont
Part of lot TO- square 73.
'ts Really 81 be Wis aet three
building lots A splendid opportunity for builder or
Terms: Onethird cash. balance in one and two years.
notes 10 pear interest payable senl-annualy. and to
be secured by deed OF trust. all cash purchaser
option. a deposit of 500 time of sale. Terms to
be complied with in ten days
ConNeyancing, DC, at purchasers cost. jy2-4t
y II. WARNER, Real Estate Broker
TRtsTEEs SALE OF oNE-FoURTH INTEREST
IN HOUSE No 522 SEVENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of u deed of trust, dated January e..t%
ct seq, Of the land records for the District of CO. A.
lumba, and by direction of the party thereby
| will sell, on MONDAY, July SIXTH, 1885, at
tie premises one fourth interest in and part of
four hundred and sxty,sx is6 in the civ
at point the line Of eth southwest twenty
t20l feet north from the southwest corner of said
square, and running thence north with the line of said
street twenty-five 25 feet and nine 90 inches thence
east seventysx (16 feet: thence south to the line Of
southk street thence west four a. feet thence north
twenty t2Ul feet and thence west seventy-two CD
feet to the line of said 9TH street and place of begin
ming.
Terms cash, to he complied with within seven DAYS
from day of sale, in default of which the right is
served to resell at risk and cost of defautng pur-
chaser after three days advertisement in The Evening
Star newspaper. Conveyancing at purchasers cost
Deposit OF 500 required at time ofsale
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON. Trustee,
4IO 9th ST NV.
DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. je21-eo&ds