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@ y u y q :.
sSs Per n @i iss So. q nSc isi DO H ., Ts %!
=: s:s sSsss y f5 x !:
sssb.S senn:yiysnl. lo iis .. at sc; sci Western
,ds dss;ysss 4" easss , ksnsSss sass lct ri
T9 Peppsylvsns 90 "a rs - J5a'.ss I'd g
Pennsyivana DO. 50 D, at % so.
2a DO q o. at elsc 225 ao IS g. a &C. sos DO, SO r
- oO 3S Pennsylyana do 81 at So 25 l25 do G5 p a.
&c 20 Kentucky Sheep SO B at Sc ia do los 10, at 81 40
J. Pidcocs s. canads LAMBS; Is 5. at e,c; ss4 DO "a
o at SIC. 223 do. 72 q, at &c.
sherman Culver Il West virginia Lambs so D. at 52c;
4Oe do 81 ~ at5l.c 2o5 do. SO o. at SIC IS West VIZ
, gnia s49eseI 50 e sc 20 do so IT, at sc 94a Ohio
P Kase 2t4 Pennsylvania Lambs % %, ct $50 ll9
state do 55 10 at 5c 100 state sheep IS 10, az $50 l54
DO tew Lambsl 80 D 4ac Pennsylvania Ewes ITO ID,
at 3i4o.
HoGs-Receipts "a Of l0,46s head. equally
divided between the yards The market s quoted steady az
- 30 50 TO- which range about carload OF state Hogs
ssiss-J. c. smith. 90 state Hogs 22s n average at
50 O6is do. 21O 10. at IS 10.
Jndd & buckingham I state Hogs 277 u average at
81 30.
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L. =
The following shows the real transactions recordsd
tne Registers Office to-day;
s9th-st So 2o7 # W Of AveA, 5oxIOos Peter r,
40 sarah z Ca,nar,ne and Morris to Mcrris: q
Same property; Msccste and wife 20 J Scott - -
Ford to Werner lasoo
Henry. referee to Bozart trustee ...-.-.. iosso
same. .,... 1890
Ransom referee. ,'....'- 1880
l1sth.st a s. 273 n e OF Ave-A, 2o.7xiO0Ti; Anna
to Gerlach I ls5soo
ex28xi60: l. @ Morris to D l. woodan. '........ 10
Rjvington. st No Is. 25xlO0; L shearer 70 Daniel
shearer. Z interest
Game property II l. shesfer 10 same, = interest.
fss5 q II Forster and vile 20 N Adams - $50
Z motifs 10 NJ ] orasse. ..........,. 100
'o'5 Graham and and VIE 10 II BALDWIN seoo
13th-st. ms, 27l n OF AveA. 25xl033 and also
10y T Jpne az sps wife 10 TeilRsmpf l7oo
0i'a and Re 4 800 % = iantSs II s,aEe 4'.io 2axe
lothaye. " cor Of 2sthst 24sxioo; Martin Rust
12sdst 8 100 Il " Of iotia1c ioo12oi 10 tossot
l24th.st xloor2ollG ] II Hsnkinson and wife ., ~,
and wife to Weber. @ Ehret and 4 Piteh 1900
stebbinsave ses 443 n q e Of Freeman-st 25xe8r
23x73i c b Perry and w Stevenson trustees, 49,.
Freeman st Z e s. 100 It e Of stebbinsave 97IioiI
63x9l; to w Wara- i,oo0
stebbinsave. s. 400 # s OF Freeman-st s6xi0s
xl36; same 10 5assk. SD
Ter and wife to Higgins laooo
llth-ave, es. 20 ftn of l7lstst 25xl00; Peter O
Bussing TO Rosen- laU
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Total. bush. 81 .092. 900 6l.lss.gls

Total. bush.- 54.y"zoVo OII77'4e % '"f -0.""''0
Increase sOS ls9 bush wheat llOsoI5 BUSH corn !
57b II bush oats s6. l3s bush barley; ,-,
The receipts wheat at Western lake ports or week sna
aim. rom Atlantic time, 2s64SoO bush The III
crease m Wheat taking milling out IL about oOuOOO bus IN
English and Frebch country wheat
markrt nom English deliveries home wheat week 4liOVVo
bush
Stole N store in New York. Brooklyn and Jersey City
.es md held In railway lighters certificate
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Includes sls25OOOO held as security for currency
s2Gs67 900 gold Clearing House certificates
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.G-Osc.S2s 5.sI2,69 G,OoO, 6s7 :. 2.27s,S77

Ray AND sTRAw-ouiet but steady Oh Old ,,ia Hay
50g55c Glover ~ SOC; Shipping oog o2e tIA,e a
45a5Jc. straw Long kFe, uUa .oo'' "o- 0N'iT '"O' ~
Oat 4Oa5uc. do. Wheat sVa1w ,o., hor,rr s.ock No
MOLAsSES-F1rm at l'e ioi W 'e'' "''"e '- ~
business reported toiaV
urr,s INN Certldcates-Neglected Transferable no
,s, veryl issued az sl6is Tin-Dul but steady
:, G - ~ -Se er 2nd Gallo tons Aug sold AT II bSc
o. noce- issued at 2lb5 Copper STEADY al
Ia 20 10 4Oc spot O20d 1886 utirr- ~"
-, ~ issIe-i At iO25c. chill Bars A59 los aead-
STEADY AT 75 "a 10. spot SSod = T Iulufss ias
tshs notices issued 4s2 -. speeI-Quiet Dut ste"
a 10 zoe Transferable notices 'DoinesIel Issue" A.
4Lc. and bfcfe
So a. his IA 81 aSjc the latter for southern hys
Kosn IN tar request We quote sAneu ~ s 10 ~ si 10
fl9si gxz ssz K q 40; N, q so \. 50 To- window
tlass "a AZ. water White s3 20.
oiIsDGget and steady. 1ut with no feature Other a
~ ~ onote; Llnseed raw. cy. 45c Soih-
mon Neatsfoot $4,000 Prime do eoa Ios sun,ner Nm,
hadsn q re Crude sper 76c Crude Northern "hA'e'
was erlsSer toeAy sIe rsp
stestv support Sales 900 IBIS hna o., n..s -, nd
ssli So for New; 81 oQ1 slt .. a. ie5 si ~ nt
Prime BEEF-I noAangsf = Li,s rn . sV~ ,ns ,s1 -,
| Packet Ss ~; Plate. ss So..-.-BELf HAAs-lh n'1
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The eruots from California oregon ana Washington NreA
August 81 1856 27l,tt6 bushels wheat ana nout
against 2ss bushels the previous week O the ehPoI'
fT Atlantic orts 433 G3l bushels wheat oi Con
tncnt of Europe against l,aiy&lV bushels inc previous
week and ql4. 455 bushels two weeks ago 1000
NlsDIe wheat probably show increase q about 5VUvV
bush Corn Increase. 100000 bGsh oats COoOoO bush III
Visible grain in United and Canada Produce EI
-.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE

rHARtFsTos Aug. 23.-TurpentiRe steady at 32 isc.
savxxsAH Aug. 23.-Iurpentine nrm AT 81 90 bid
WunIssToS Ang. 23.-Iurpcntine rrIn Al j2c.
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Eeaal Notice.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
4 YORK,
signed Bachmann for the benefit oi crotos sena
greeting -....-
you hereby cited and REQUIRED person
ally 10 be anu appear speca Term VI the Court
the City and County of New YORK % %
holden IN County House M tle city oi New OIk
state OF Of America on the lthhay
August 1885 at Il o'clock H. there and tscn 70 shor
cause why uual Of the accounts Oh ha1 Bach
mann assignee OF aDovenamed jacob eerson nsosvent
drDtor should not II cause be shO~h hen 10
attend the dnal settlement sssignees accounts
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF nave heicuDto c@usen
the Court OF common fIeaS TOT te S-v Anu
County o York To be hereto anxed ,oor,sr.vvD
n. Sl-MIrNkSS. Hon. n IN hl W cOOhS "a ' r'i;
Iudxe OF The said Conm0n Pleas Tor the Cly ahu
County OF New York this 24tb day OF June $50 oh,
' NATHANIEL JARVIS. Jh CLERK
sHAFER & GOTTGETREU, Attorneys ior assignee,
2gl BroaG way. New-i ORR CITY. Now-f OrK
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Conutrp Dropertp Uaut:o

TIOTEL WANTED to rent with privilege or
lease-Iocated in thrifty village on me . -, ~
consiiion not than "a rooms some land IN ~ l
Address with full particulars Tor ih'eiN1e"' . -
Tribune Once.
WANTED TO LEASE for term OF years
of abou 26 acres good tlable upland with GOOD
-. 80 o., la Rams good wSter plenty ot ontDuld!nSs
convenient TO village rent must be low AdoIeSs = ~
spaTki, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24

Bodr0 ano Rooms.
EastSSide.
NEWLY FURNISHED, cool and pleasant
n room: gentlemen only reference. 40 EAST Z1Ili->i-
neal ingt0n-ave
IL EASrH6TH-ST.-AN New England lady
> desires a select boariers references required
~ LAFAYErTE-PLACE Select boarding
Uorsl convenenoes singiy suite table Doafd-
ers accommodated rates reasonable.
0lST-ST., AZ EASr.-Handsomely furnished
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business propertp for Sale ano Go &c

A TTENTION Is called to those elegant first
Sos 70 oTners g. y. and y. A. WILLIAMS.
TO LET.-Cor 33d st. and Broadway
n. The new aud large stores 10 sizes 10 suit tenant
j RoMAINE BROWN, 90 West 35dst, near Broadwsy.
NNO LET.-Lofts on Beekman, Fulton, Ann,
i Frankfort Cnn and William sta - ,.
rutland & WHITING. Beekman II
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Gitp propertr Go Get.

vT'O LET-House No. 316 East 13th-st.; IL
l. rooms all Improvements For partIcuars apply 70
HIRAM MERRITT. SO dave
ITO LET.-An elegant second floor saloon,
finished part OF third to small family o. adults
only Inquire 206 East 5sth-sL
T'O LET-A newly fitted up store, so Beck
man-st. William-st
RULAND & WHITING. ) Beekman-st
Citp proputp for Sale.
EOR SALE in Fourth Ward, large lot, $4,000
RULAND WHITING Beekman-st
DARIIES desiring to purchase an extra WE'LL
four-stOry stone front house. spenddly decorats
will please examine with their architect 81 East oits-
Watchman premises.
THE HOUSE 149 West 57th-st. Is offered for
J. sale. It thoroughly well built and highly Finished
cabinet throughout below fOuIth nOof dmPo
and safe plumbing; be everv day. Apply 10
ID. & J. JAKDINE Areheets, l,2oz Br0aaNay.-
40 WEST 57TH-ST.-The highest and
L HI most yenient situation below Central Parx:
thoroughly welbuilt and beautifully finished new mouse
cabinetw0rk Of high class IN basement nrst second ana
third stories. open every day. Apply 10 .a.,,
d. g. JARDINE Architects. l.262 BROADWAY.
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ear.
STAINED


sSss srS, 9FsHeTy ce9 Ordinary sle 52% Msains: g.
The market for futures opened weak decline OF points
ruled irregular an day closed steady decline Of
8 IT, rfned ~. 500 bales
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cLoSlye PRICES or pniLA DELpaIa srooxx

CLOSING Prices or BOSTON srOoKS.
BosroS. Aug %. 1856
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BUSINESS AT THE ExcHaNcy

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
At the Real Estate Exchange yestsrday Foex =
Bone sold. BY order OF Csres r. Lydseker ssssnes -
Gus notes and Judgments belonging Ahop Berzmsn .
Co. amounting To 10000 to D. CLARK for si32 At the tR
ers' call $4,000 At Al Der cent sl.o pls6 -
Bayonne City n j. fronting Newark Bay for Is 500 ss
Change for breckiyn properly also sbouf lots with x
$4,000 also hotel at Highlands N. j. for $4,000 ~
and other country property.
EEw-YoRK. Monday, Aus. -. lss&
No sales were made st the Exchange Auction Rsa1
to-day.
RECORDEDREAL ESTATE rR RAysPRRs-N T. CTrE
Ia
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CHok1sa CArAknH.

Have Jon awakened from . disturbed sleep with al
the horrible sensations Of assassin cutching your
Throat and pressing the from your frightened
chest! Have you noticed the languor and debility that
succeed the effort to clear Throat and head Of this
catarrhal matter? What depressing influence it ex-
erts upon the mind clouding the memory and filling
the head with pains and strange noises! How dicult
it il to rid the nasal throat and lungs Of this
poisonous all testify who aficted with
catarrh. How difficult to protect the system against
its further progress towards the lungs liver and kid
neys. all physicians will admit. It is terrible disease
and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail Of SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE are
sttested by Thousands who gratefully
fellow-sunerers. No statement is made regarding it
that cannot be substantised by the respectable
and reliable references.
Each packet contains bottle of the RADICAL CURE
one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and an IMPROVED In.
HALRB, with treatise and directions and il sold by all
druggists for 81.
POTTER DRua CHEMICAL Co., Bosror
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PPP RRR ZEE ssss ZEE Mn n TIT ssss
Err kkRf T. ssss f. Nh ! ssss

WHAT MORE SUITABLE TO PRESENT
YOUR FRIENDS THAN A GOOD sUBsTAN-
TIAL SUIT OvERCOAT OR PANTS. THESE
ARE SUBSTANTIAL GIFTs-NOT LIKE
TOY OR TURKEY, GONE IN A DAY OR so,
BUT THEY ARE LASTING REMINDERS TO
THE wEARER OF THE DONER. YOU SPEND
FOR TOYS. &C.. FOR YOUR FRIENDS OR
CHILDREN ENOUGH TO BUY SUIT OR
ovERCOAT. CHILDREN's SUITS OR OVER
COATS START WITH US AT $3.50 AND GO
UP. MEMS SUITS AND OvERCOATS Is
AND UP TO $780, YOU CAN BE SUITED AT
ANY PRICE, AS WE HAVE A GREAT VA
R1ETY, AND WE ARE SELLING LARGE
QUANTITIES OF CLOTHING AT LESS THAN
THE COST OF THE GOODS AND TRIM.
MING. CHILDREN's KNEE PANTS FROM
4Oc UP. MEMS PANTS 81 UP TO $3.50.
CHILDREN's SUITS $3.50 AND UP BAR
GAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU, AND DON'T
FAIL TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THEM AT
OUR GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING AT
"a SEVENTH STREET N. w., BET. AND K, Tw,
DOORS BELOW BURDETT's DRY
GOODS HOUSE. d2O
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Ho11DAY GooDs.
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
FINE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, ROCHESTER,
ELECTRIC LIBRARY AND PIANO LAMPS.
FINEST AND LARGEST
STOCK TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY.
BRoNzEs. sTATUARY, sCONCEs, PARLOR AND
TABLE EASELS.
OIL AND WATER COLOR BOXES ALL PRICES.
DECORATED GOODS, &C.
POLYGRAPHS.
EVERY BOY AND GIRL SHOULD HAVE ONE.
GEO. RYNEAL, JR.
ARTISTS AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES,
d17-2w 418 7th street n. ".
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Unprecedentedly Low Fignres on the
following, useful holiday presents viii be onered
positively for tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid's,
S12 eth st. n. w.:
Nickel plated clocks &C
Elegant hand-painted tea SETS a pieces, only
A.7D. worth 81.
Handsome nd-painted chamber sets reduced
from 81 to $460.
Decorated English China chamber sets, with
covered jar $3.50, worth $S.
Wine glasses, for 15c., worth SOC.
81 clipper sleds for CSC.
$1.5O &c.
Extra large Smyrna rugs reduced from - to
$297. '-
Handsome hand painted dinner sets, l25 pieces,
reduced from $50 to $2O.7p.
Elegant hand painted Frech china dinner sets,
149 pieces, reduced from $50 to $40.
100 pieces reduced from $50 to S21.79.
Handsome plush whiSk- holder with whisk, 19c.
worth from $1.5O to 81.
brass tray with colored glass pitcher and
numbers to match, 81. 10, worth 81.
combination desk and blackboard with stool,
CSC, worth $1.75.
Large painted wagons with iron axle, only 79c.,
worth $3.50,
White chamber sets, with Jar decorated with
broad colored band and gold lines, only $4.39.
one brass tray with cut glass pitcher and COB
lets 10 match, only $1.39, worth $3.50.
Rub Der tire BICYCLES below cost
Parl0r hanging lamps reduced from 81 to s.. %
Hand-painted French china fruit plates for 59c.,
worth ST.
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BOARDING.

TINE MCPHERSON HOUSE, CORNER OF 18th
Il and sts is now open for the reception of permx-
nent, transient and table boarders.
d20-1n' MRS. NJ. T. SOUTHALL.
DALMER HOUSE, 421 18TH ST. NV, HALF
Il square from Penn: ave-. now open rstclass rooms
- per week. dl8.lm
TINE aBUCKINGHAM." $50 18th ST. NV. OP-
single SUITE Every convenience for families who
wish TO entertain Cuisine frst-class ALEXANDER
PETERSON, Proprietor. dlS-2ts
Il Rooms with or without Table Board; references
given and required. 514 18th st. NV. oc16-:,ms
ssVNHE AUBURN" DINING ROOMS, CORNER
l. Pennsylvania ave. and 22d st., have been opened
by frst-cl caterer single or communicating
rooms can be obtained at reasonable prices. d. Inn
1000 sT.-ROOMS EN- SUITE OR SINGLE
1eyVC with Board. Private table If desired.
n27-1m D. B. STOCKHAM.
BOARD AND ROOMS AT 3l4 AND 3l6 INDIANA
Board SIS Per month Is Per week and Il so Der day.
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES.

From the bench and the counter, from the loom and
sewing machine goes the cry of pain and weakness
Aching Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine Pains.
Strains and Weakness Coughs Colds and Chest Pains
and every Pain and Ache Of daily toll relieved IN one
minute by the CUTIcURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. New.
elegant and infallible At druggists 25c five for 81
or of POTTER DRUG CHEMICAL Co., Bosroy d16
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The big Audience, HlOweveEs Manage
to Have C0nsidsfable FUN.

The big Audicnce, HOwevers Managed
TO Have Considerable FUN.
Miss Anna Eva Fays religious Illustrated lee
ture at the National theatef last night was sadly
disturbed by number of unt0ward circumstances.
Before It's close it degenerated into . species OF
roaring farce, the immense audience doing the
roaring and Miss Fay on the stage and MI. WASH
ington Irving Bishop in an orchestra chair furn-
fishing the farce. The audience from the start was
disposed to guy Miss Fays venerable "manffesta-
lions, and grew bOister0us when her assistant
endeavored to ignore the loud demands that he
should cut the pack of cards whose names Miss
Fay shut up in the dark cabinet was telling as he
held them up to view. In the midst Of the excite
ment Mr.. Bishop, the "mfnd reader" arose In the
orchestra and, displaying roll OF bills offered to
give Miss Fay 800 II she would tell the names OF
the cards after he had cut and shuf1ed them. Miss
Fays assistant again tried TO ignore the demands,
but the audience and Mr.. Bishop would not be
quiet. Then the assistant got angry and so did
Mss Fay while dis eseitemens inc ne
while some yelled for Bishop to go on the stage,
others Kissed the mind-reader and called on the
police to put him ont. After time quiet was re.
with their manifestations" but it speedily be.
came evident that the hostile element In the
nervous and could DO but clumsy work. AFTER the
cabinet manifestations, Mr.. Bishop again arose
and offered to give 81 coo to the poor OF Washing
Miss Fays assistant had lust performed. This
threw the audience into another uproar, many
yelling at the mind-reader to sit down and shut
gree, Miss Fay's manager, hurriedly crossed
through the orchestra and attempted to comply
with the demand OF tue audience, but Mr.. Bishop
would not go and policeman interfered to pre-
vent violence between the two men. After a
couple of more dismal failures In the way OF mani
festations, Miss Fay suddenly appeared from the
go no further with the entertainment, and amid
yells, hoOting and misses the curtain fell.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

| Deeds in fee have been filed as follows.
J; r. Barr ct al, trustees, to E. NJ. Spedden, sub.
pit. 50. go; "a 0SS 20. Isabella w. Ashford to S.
Wolf, lots |, Il to 20, 50. 10s5; 5. Joseph Bur-
$685.. Same TO Bina L., lot 40, do; $685. James
| Dripps To Lucy b. LeGrand, sub 17s, so. .:s7;
sd5o Same TO Mary E; Morgan, sub 10, do;
lots % to -, sq. $50: 5000 ID. E. W. Towson to
J; +. Carter, pit. 100, Beill's addition to West
son. pit loi 1, So 4o4; $1,000. ]. ". Richardson to
Farrar to Flora A. Patterson, lot B. block 40, north
Weller ct al, parts and 10 and lot g. So 1O:,5;
$. CIV Trott to G. W; Handy, part 1a5, So. 1868;
So 2s6: 1000. Margaret E. Pullin TO C. j. Norton,
parts 10 and IT., so. :551; $500. Jennie NJ Crum.
well to X. ID; Beverly, part IL, block II, Meridian
Hill; $3.50. Harriet A Holmes ct al to I. s.
Tucker. part 6, So. 2e6; $500 g. j. johnson to
E W Bradford, lots 10 3 SO. lila; g., 1880
Martha A. heiss to J. W. Thompson ct al, prop
erty adjoining Varneil farm, IN county; g. Julia
Middleton TO James II. Mckinney, lots "a and %
So PSI; 50, 1851. 7. E. Waggaman, trustee, to
| Trenholm, commissioner, &c, TO v. McNally, lots
l and p 81. 1000; SiO925: j. W. Watson to Bar
NJ. Ramsey TO B. Beale, trustee pit. 3, 50. 1877; -
John Walter ct al to German Evangelical Society
Prospect Hill cemetery, II acres; 3. /. L. John
son, examiner, TO Isaac .. Henberg, sub. 115, So.
| $40; ,O20. Mary E. Hannum to W. II. and j. T.
| West, part y, 81. 80 West Washington; S4OO
Harriet saunders to Margaret E: Hatton, part IS,
| 2, de-; $500. Horace Jarb0e to w. Damien
hover, sub lot 80, SO. $40; >: Sarah B. Norton
W. Walker TO Belle Ii. Wilmer, part A., $. r BIS
sub: Mt. Pleasant; s1Oo. NJ. NJ. Compton to JAS
! b. Winner, sub lot So. 81. 21,; $780, j. b. Winner
| NJ. NJ. Wyrtck, sub IT, so. 179; 81 800. Fannie H.
Ingersoll 10 Leigh Robinson, lots Is and 10, blk
40. North University grounds; s4,35O. d. W: Pat
Harvey to Mary L. Dant, pit. 10, 50. 466; s., 45O
Elizabeth Anderson To j. F. Wild, lot g. So 80; s..
a. u nHyf Trotf S~
$40. c. J. tillyer ct al TO John Lynch, sub 68
81. 100; l,S17. A. I. Hoffman to f. kOOnes, sub
167, 81. 90: $3.50 E. b. Matthews to Margaret p
Albert, lot :. blk %, Columbia HeightS:S Mar
garet F. Albert To John Ridout, lot u, do; s. Su-
san Nichols TO Chas King, Il. %, So. :siO 81 $50
/ $500
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OvrsooAr


OPENING OF ATTRACTIVE NoyrLrrrs
FOR THE
saT1rRn.y
will 10 .,.,.,.., -, x.,,,.,,,
Sa =, A. e = T. on, s.rs5s . Say
This depsrtmsn, 4. rep,..e With the ,.,.. ,ov.,,,s.
e .bor & me stss, and choicest we have
ia De-: tSieis MI oe IA
sse for 25c. los &c.. si Tor ssc. siso for
si-ss' sL7S Tor si.47' ss.'S for s2.os, etc.
GLOVES
IN TINS dslS5sms1t the stock IL new and fresh. the
Wi,ers Fcr o.e mc M h ~ ox ~ name, me any
chih Ne an III, =, s, Ia s1Tves, resaisr price ~
shnna III seu u SSc' inose VINO desire them
'Ao0" I'M "'
CoRsETs.
,u tn fs. e neeai:so 70 spesk we carry
~ "HE tsr| Thon sa Wsrner. Fov,s Hs Is;
Ms,ss!Is tS IS yat cgsnnE the ii win .
Cn,,S,.t - Il n ~ lne eI . oston
SSSSnno'' |" SAs0V' sso ~. corset from vl.oo 70
,x,.vr. ooo,s
49,. aSsr,SSiosp Hd =, H aeasure sna en-
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Fer Medicinal Pufp0Sess
bottle Of our pure Rye Whisky, 73c. and CSC
per bottle. n. T. MxrzGRR & BRo.,
AT 7th st. NV.
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TRAMPS NAP INTERRUPTED.-YeSterday morn
ing about 2::}0 O'Clock Mr.. Engine Garges living at
the corner OF North Carolina and nth street
southeast, was awakened by hearing some one In
his house, and going down stairs he found tramp
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had forced the door open and made his bed ON the
carpet Word was sent 10 the police station and
sergeant Bryan arrested the intruder and took him
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character. To-day In the Police Court Judge Smell
heard the case and said he thought the prisoner
was dangerous man He was required to give
bonds III the sum OF so or stand committed
three months.
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THE LATE JOHN e. THOMPSON.
Touching Tribute of Affection from
His Pupils and Friends.
AN APPROPRIATE MONUMENT TO THE LAMRNTxD
EDUCATOR

shortly after the death Of the late John E.
thompson the well known supervising principal
OF the public schools OF the fourth division, an as
ISOLATION styled ''The John E. Thompson Memo
rial Association was formed among the teachers
and friends OF the public schools in South wash
ington for the purpose OF securing the erection of
monument TO his memory. j. I. Petty, a former
pupil, was elected president; q. T. Thompson, also
a former pupil, treasurer; Miss Ellen Z. Halliday,
OF the corps OF teachers secretary, with Misses v.
v Trook, Rachel A. Garrett, Nj. Louisa Strobei,
caroline Ranney, Clara L. Wilson and Mrs. 5. II.
Alien as an executive committee. Contributions
were received from all classes even the little chill
dren bringing their mites to swell the fund and
thus testify their affection for the lamented edu-
Gator whose name, familiar as household
word, Will be held In lasting remembrance.
The memorial is massive granite structure,
four feet six inches square at the base rising to
height OF % feet The upper base is finely nodded,
and bears the name "ThOmpSon In large raised
letters. The die and the pediments of the cap are
highly polished, and the plinth enriched by mold
ing. On the front OF the die is Inscribed:
'JOHN E. THOMPSON.
Born, August 2, 1923;
Died March %, 1885.
For 81 years teacher in the Public schools
OF Washington"
ON the right side:
This shalt was reared by Teachers, Pupils, ex-
Pupils and Friends OF the Public Schools In the
Fourth Division, who loved him best because they
knew him best
on the left side:
s.As PreceptOr Counselor and friend he lives in
wrought"
The monument was executed by the Washington
Granite Monumental company, is symmetrical
and imposing in appearance, and has just been
completed and set up In the family lot at Oak Hill
cemetery. Arrangements had been made for a
formal dedication on Saturday, the 18th instant,
Dut 10 consequence OF the 1nclemency OF the
weather IL has been deemed best TO postpone the
dedicatory ceremonies to some future time, due
public notice OF which will be given.