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CHAMBER FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.


Twenty SOLID OAK. ANTIQUE FINISH. THREE
PIECE SUITES. finely bevel round glass, worth S42,
reduced to 834 go.
One FINE MAHOGANY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
VERY LARGE AND HEAVY SUITE, price $780, r..
duceo to 1878.
One WHITE AND GOLD THREE.PIECE SUITE
beveled glass. price S52, redu ed to $40.
One IMITATION MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, bev-
eled mirror. price SIS. reduced to $40
One OAK MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD, price S32
reduced to &.5.
One ASH CHIFFONIER s22. reduced to els.
One CHERRY WOOD CHIFFONIER, six drawers,
price $50. reduced to $40
Antique OAK and MAHOGANY-FINISH BOOK
CASES. reduced from $40 to SO.
One EBONY-FINISH COMBINATION HAT RACK
and FLOWER STAND. reduced from $50 to s45
One EBONY-tIN1SH HALL CHAIR, reduced from
$22 to $40.
PARLOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
One six-pece PARLoR SUIT. IN very fine silk plush
reduced from 1928 to S1OO.
&25 to SIS
One BED LOUNGE. walnut frame. carved top. plush
trimmings. reduced from s22 to els.
One tine RECLINING CHAIR, covered in French
velvet reduced from $1S to els.
One fine ANTIQUE OAK TABLE, reduced lfrom 88
to IS.
One 6-foot BAMBOO EASEL. brass trimmed, re-
duced from SO to S3
One handsome MANTLE CABINET, reduced from
$40 to $50.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or THE DIS
OTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. Septem-
Der 20 lsSs.Sealed PROPOSALS Will be reeived at tins
office until TWELVE OCLOCk NJ. on FRIDAY. &C
lUBEk FIFTH. lSSS. 4. constructing atw.-story,
eisht schoolhvuse fronting Arthur Pine. be-
tween aud streets northw, st Bank forms 4 pro-
posals and specifications, tetner with all necessary
mi ormavn. be upon application therefor
at the Office Of the Inspector Of Bui dns of the Dis
trct OF Columbia. and only bids upon these forms
will be considered Tn right Is reserved any
and all bids. wM. WtBB. sAM'L T. wHEAl LII.
CHAs W. RAYMOND, Commissioners, d. q. se2S ct
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Fon CASH
on Oh BEFORE DELIVERY.

FoR lash
on Oh BEFORE DELIVERY.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
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Factor i'm Civilization.
crRIoCs DECISION A STOCK GAMBLING CASE By
W.

CrRI0CS DECISION IN A STOCK GAMBLING CASE BIT
JUDGE o. W. HOLMES, yk.
B0sroS, Mass, SepL2S.-A decision important TO
Spectators and interesting TO the business world
al Large has recently been recorded by Judge OIL
Yer Wendell Holmes, Jr, In the Supreme Court of
SufOik county. The case involved the attempt or
= loser IN large speculation OF grain and meat
repudIe MS orders on the ground That dealings or
this natalie were contrary W pubic pollcy anu In
violation Of the law gainst gambling. But Judge
Homes maintained that The reseiIlng OF property
before the day OIL delivery contracted by the orig
inal purchase was not prohibited 0y any law, and
that speculation was .egitlInate transaction. He
even went further and tOOA the broad ground that
speculation was tue Life OF commerce inaslnuch as
the daring OF enterprlSing men who have risked
their forum on the future had led TO almost
every event In modern times which has contrib
uJed 10 the advance OF civilization and the increase
mankind
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,ou..r.

II ooeAS bOWAANo. Aucconoer.
cHSScsRy SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
ssISdSSASsS IN fsIsf2f iSsss j
COLUMBIA. ...si in iass S'S S.us o S sss
On TRIkSpAI q: EoShTH DAY ~ OF 10 ocr slsi
q The county q M ss q :. cs.
lumbiA. known = "fleichells Ihsnos." and n,ssn.
from beng psr, II The srscs fos 9l.s
owned y John Tnspp ma E.r!icnisIiy Ss:eioea
one e n ss nd s.sa snS The 6
be secured BY the Of the purcsser and deed
OF trus on the properly Sold or al Cash. 2, the pur
sHsy day. The trustee reserve. the hs 10 resell N
the deisultins purch. -ers rsk and cost deposit
paid to the day sale AL conveyancins and record
ing y 'H' pas Gaoss i Z HAMILTON. Trustee
se22-lot sun Buildins
TRUsTEEs SAFE OF A W. Abe AID
l. NIAkLi MN BRICK DWELLiNo-Housi-
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the Sd day
q september. A. D 1856. and duly secordsd IN ioer
the nisr,ci Of coinmSs and At the rvasss, Of he
holder Of notes secursd thereby. Will sell At pubic
sa:; 10
81 skR a. p lass, At riyh yoLock N ,s. .,, Ger
Known 2: 10, numbered ten ,lol m square four lun;
s SS. g
SAID lot being improved by nearly new threestory
QWelnuh-uOuoe.
Terms 81 sale: one third of the purchase money in
cash on the day Of sale within ten days
and the balance IN two equal instsllent, one
and two after date with interest At the rate OF
SIX per cent from the day Of sale and secured by hrst
deed OF trust on the property Sold all the purchase
money may be paid in cash within ten days after the
SALE All yancins record NJ 1t the
in ten days alter the dag Of sale the Trustees
the right to reel the property at the cost and risk Of
ALbERr A. ROOKIE, lr.
MILAN W. bOAkMANS ifue~
THOMAS E WAGGAMAN, Aucuoneer. se26-dSds
s1'hoMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE DWELL
ING. No. 80 JACKSON ALLY, BErMEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FlkST AND u AND II
STREETS NOR1HMESr.
By virtue OF decd Of trust duly recorded in Lioer
No 1904 folio L. Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia and At the request Of the party thereby
secured, We Will sell at public suction. q ont OF
thS PREMISES, on SATURDAY.. OCTOBER SIXTH,
lSSS at FIVE O'CLOCK p. N. part of lot 16. in Nc
Guires subdivision OF square o24 Beginning ios the
80 feet thence west IL eet thence north 50
thence east fe t. to the beginning. improved by
two-story brick dwelling.
Terms One third cash. of which $50 must he Paid
~ time OF sale balance In three equal instruments
Tx twelve. aud eighteen months Tor which notes
purchaser, bearing Interest from day OF sale
cured By deed VI trust on prl erty solo viii be taken
II teruIs not complied with in twelve Gays from
sale props y will be resold At risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser.
J. W. PILLING, I ru,,.,oo.
T E wAGGAMAN, irueS
se26d&ds I. T. wAGuAMAN. Auct.
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speaking OF "a protection against burgiars,n q
man In Plainvile Is pretty We'll fixed In that re-
specI HIS house Is not prepared with patent.
burglar alarms, but he has seven srown-up daugh.
esrs and each one has beau The result Is that
could enter the house without being detected by Z
young man and q young woman sitting IN 0iscuss.
Ing one thing ana anoSho9
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=, Hon SHAN TO TIE RIAL THMo.-In Q sham bat
sle AZ Fort Suly, Oak, wednesday, between Com
pan!es "A, b, Z, and ID not blood arose ana the men
got INTO such close quarters that several were 81
verev injured. three being IN the hospital now
WIN wounds received. The ofncen drew their
In the arm.
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RAILROADS.
DIEM ut Az LINE
On efie..t AnEn.t 10 lSss

Il sche,luis In sfis0t Angus, n lsss
30 m.-hast ieun Mail D.iiy for wsrrpnson
ts Alexandria and IL chbsrH E..,sla M s.s.J
knoxtlle. Rome CAler1 Montgomery and New or.
zap ~ .. NINA s,selr aTS.snstOl 70 Ne- Orlesn.
lottesvil cprdon.ville station. 49, a y 80 Ss,41,s
Lynchsung, Rocsy Mount. Danvill-. ana s,sio : %.
i~e.n Ls ncnoan md Danvt,le Green .boro. RuleSh.
ham. Montgomeg y. New Urlesns reras and c-ifornia
lal man Sel-r NeN hork 20 Mcnt.so .ry in G nnec-
lens and Mann Boudoir SleeT-rs for Nam, nsh.n,
Nickshurg. and shreveport IN hi an si.-tsr D-rxiiis
Atlanta. Does not connect for Q 4 al .oute t-oinl.
4:I5 P. M-psily, e,cers Sunday. for N.pa.....
sus-outt anu hleftnediste atious C.nnccfs
5. 10 p. M--we~tern ExI'rsss Daily ior w.r,.p,,n
oordonsNilie. Char Otesyi la Lou sStll ,Sncinnsti
ana OHIO route, Pullman slerTers md ~ A. Trs,ns
Wash gton 20 Lou svllle also TOT Iytcnt1 . p,sssoI
Sha,tsnoSsa Me1phi,. Lite Rock, AID Al souts.
ton 70 Menu his without ca nee
I'll, 1lon M-southsrn tl,re~ Daily for Lynch
Sars psasnie halea.h Asheyle. CARROTS, Coiun.-
leans Texas and California Pullman Nestfule ~
Washington 20 New ORLEANS via Atlanta aud Mont
someryi Pal,mzn slseIer Washington 20 Augusta,
Trains on Washington and Ono division Law. Wash
inston BOO An. Daily eaoeJs Sunday and a a. y
NJ Return nF leave Round hill $50 A NJ Dui y. aud
IN IN. Dsa ehSep, SUNDAY. arriving waslinstou
ISraasb tra,9s - = ~. " "a. s,,,., 49,. g..
Vile and Lynchburg srllve Ia Washington 90 A M
and 30 M. via East 1-nues-ee Br A and wen
burg At 1918 AN. and s;4o Pm. Via Chesape1ks
strssburs Local al SsS7 AN
Iiekrts sle.pins car rrservation and iuformstion
,9S.ns sv .ad @ =, .nes 300 rsna
se25 General Passenger As-nt
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BAY WINDOW
BRICK HOUSE No. 4O6 STkEET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of trust deed given to me Will sell in
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
OCTOBEk FOURTH. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK all
that Of land aud premises in the city
Washington. D. e.. and known on the plat thereof 10
and being
SUB LOT @. SQUARE 5l4
fronting Fl feet street. with depth of 100 feet
to alley. improved by story bay window brio
house with six rooms. modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash balance ia aud two years,
notes to be given bearing interest day
of sale payable semi annually and TO be secured ny
purchaser Conveyancins DC. at purchasers cost A
not complied with ten days from day Of sale the
trustee the right to resell the property
risk aud cost of the defxulting purchaser nve
days public notice in some newspaper published in
Washington. ID. G.
se2S.6t DANIEL g HARKNESS Trustee
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Betrayed and Driven Insane.

MONTICELLO. ILIs. sept. 2s.-Miss Malisa Harsh
barger, OF Atwood, In this county, was adjudged
Insane yesterday In Judge Illusions court by a
jury, and ordered sent 10 the insane hospital at
JACKSONVILLE II was a pitiful case. She had been
betrayed by former lover, who had gone West
and married.
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HKOxH JUG "HkesDdrfe NeWs Dealer
marriage, not only without bridesmaids. best
man, orange flowers, banquet and attendants.
but also without any officiating minister or tus.
tlce or any ceremony whatever, was an unusual
episode In the ONCE OF register OF wills YESTERDAY
Inc contracting parties were s. W. Beemer, a wen
hnown merchant OF Taylorsville and Jennie ID
Inomas q very pretty and intelllgent-ookiov
maiden OF twenty Lone years, whose home is i5
scranton All questions being answered sati,fac
toflly, they were giyen a marriage Iicensa an,
announced that they desired TO avail them seiva-
OF Tue provision OF the law or June d lssx5 nv
ing man and wire and signing the marriage Ger.
tlncate attached TO the license they become in
Tue eye OF ile Law as legally married as tnougn
the ceremony Was performed by a Clergyman 6e
fore church full OF people. They Complied Win
the provisions OF the law on the spot signed the
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Il THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
se26-6t
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.


CAANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE FIGURING
PLAKE AND OHIO canal ~
Court Of the District OF Columbia sitting in EQUITY
in cause No. 1925. on the Attn day OF september A.
+ T IF EAs Sds
tain real estate in the County Of Mxshi gtou, in the
District Of S0umSi, 5rins part Of the Foundry"
which was purchased sy John s. Berry Go. from the
estate Of Gen joan Mason, deceased sad part being
bounded Is follows: Beginning for the same at tue
southwest corner Of the western old Loring mill below
the and ohio Cana. and running s,s,
srn line Of the towinE-path o, said canal this lime
Of s 5 NE s Ss 81 sns
said 6esinnins corner. by linz = 30s deg w., to the
western boundary Of tn properly hereby intended to
be convey.d aud for the eastern boundary thereof
" or g. IL so4 irOm T.. CENTER or sss.ern face q
the stone wall that supports te east eud OF the wheel
of the eastern old Sc,ins Wei eHtendis n ri6w.rdy
to the southern line OF said towing path aud southery
consisting Of Touring mil fSrni-Ssd with SIX double
sets Si roers With CA .eiy q So es ~ Of n.ur
said canal and which said water power Is " be sold
The terms Of sale to be one.hird O part in cash,
two ) years after date u sale TO bear interest al
no ger cs Tor ssS
the title The premises to be retained until iu pay
NOT made within Is days iroS time Of sale resale may
alter fSe e55 days INFRINGEMENT in The ES.ninx
STAR f. M. Il p rrn.,
seS- dads TIA 18th ST.. Washington, D. C.
urHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
Of 81 x s1Mr SI
se26- d&ds Auctionser.
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SHADE DEPARTMENT.

Ten different colors Of OPAQUE SHADING, with
Hartshorns best Spring Rollers. with or without
Frnxe mad to Order with Pstent Fasteninss rs par
cent less than regular price This drive to in
troduce the shade Department and show its ability
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HUhI hOu1E % LONDON
- NOhDDkUI sChkR LLOYD 8. b Ca
tast Exprsss sIeaIners-
To Southampton Aonoon. HAvrel Bremen
Elbe. Sat. sepI -. Il q. m. a--.a. ~,sL q 3. 3
p m MerrA. SAT. OSt D. q a. m, Aller. wsa- Oct
~, m !: Lder. Bat. Nov. Is. noon. LIA-. ues :.
Oct. IT, $50 p
Comfortable staterooms excellent table, luxr1ouus
saloon Appointments. Prices: l-t cabin, s75 aud
wards berth according 20 location. ID cabin, 500
, rs saee rag w rstes Apply 70 4 Dh9 -
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CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.

Handsome PORTIEREs. one pair only. worth "a;
reduced to $3.50.
rUHC OMAN PORTIERES. fine line, variety Of col
ors, worth SO: reduced to 1878
Turkish Str ped PORTlERES. four pairs worth ais
reduced to- $3.50.
Swiss LACE CURTAINS. worth %; reduced to
$3.50.
swiss LACE CURTAINS. worth ais; reduced to
e1O.
Colored Swiss LACE CURTAINS. worth Ga; ~
duced to $3.50.
Antique LACE CURTAINS. worth sl25o: reduced
to $3.50.
Renaissance LACE CURTAINS. worth eli: reduced
to s.
Renaissance LACE CURTAINS. worth 90; reduced
to S6.75.
Embroidered LACE CURTAINS. worth sl2: reduced
to GO.
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FRINGE DEPARTMENT.

The stock in this department amounts to over ten
thousand dollars, and the variety surpasses any one
bargains that induce you to call see and be
WINGED:
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt VERNON, MI VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves 9TH wharf daily (eKcelt sunday for NJ
vernon aud tlver Landings far down lymont a.
10 O'Clock - ltelurnins. reaches Meaningless
nDout s 80 y.
slo l. L BLAKE. CAptaia
VroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINus
Il NEW IRON sTEAMIR -wAkEFTELD"
Leaves 9TH st. wharf ON MONDAYS. TN hSDAY9
and AIUhDAis at am Returning TUEsDAf@
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS pm touchln at overland
,nss As Tar Noiin Greek Va .lenients ls.y I'D
LeohardtowD. Md. Connects with ID aud u. X X AZ
sLepherds see schedule. JOHN d. PADGETr. All
CIV RIDLEY, Manager 425
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LADIES GOODS.
LADIEO OOODS.
GRAND FALL MILLINERY OPENING
MRS. JULIA BAER, Of Baltimore,
439 North Gay st.

LADY FORMERLY CARRYING ON DRESS
"A making in New York would like q few patrons At
her residence; perfect Mt assui ed Address
lila VIRGINIA AVE. 8 W..
se26-1ws Opp. Smithsonian Grounds.
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For Saying She Attempted Suicide.

LoGAssPoRT, IND, Sept 2s.-Miss Ida Custer, OF
this city, has instituted suit for 81 600 the
Ph0ros for libel for stating IN Mondays issue
tent
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NlHoMAS BOWLING. Auct,onee.
VERY VALUABLE THREE.sTORY FRAME Dwell
LING, NO. 732 SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
q AND STREETS SOUTHEAST NAVY YARD
NEAR THE MARINE RARR ,Ksl Ar ATrTInN

MEAN IdA MAhlNE BARRACksl. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER FIRST
tion the north part Of Lot TO- square oO4 having
front OF teet by depth OF 100 80 al
ley improved by threestory dwelling contain
". about sven roomn The house u in good condi-
tion and the sale offers fine opportunity parties
that location to secure really comfortable home
Terms: One third CASH. the balance in ak twelve
months win notes bearing interest aud secured
deed Of trust Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost olUO deposit required ihe time OF
sale. THOMAS DOWIJNG
ee25-d&ds Ancfiouaer
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DuNcANsON RIOS Auc,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FvNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF lMpROvED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
BEING KNOWN AS PkEMlSES NO. 1887 y
STREET NV. FORMERLY SECOND SIR EFT
Under a stipulation nied III Equity suse numbered
11ly2 ami by virtue Of Two certain deeds OF trust
duly recorded among the Land Records Of said District
In Lioer lOOl, folio 20 ct sea-, aud Liber 100 foho
100 ct seq lively, we shall sei at pubic anc,
ton, in frvnt Of the premises. on SATURDAY. HE
TwENIY-NINTH DAY Of sEPrtMBEk lsSs i.
HALt-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following
described real estate stua ed in sand and
DISTINGUISHED the ground plat thereof part Lot
ia. i'll Beat and haw K MS addition hreto: gin
Mug tor the 30 feet from the east line Of said lot
I'd street, aud running thence north $50 feet;
thence east Ia feet thence south loo feet TO the
north line OF "a street. and thence west IL feet to the
place oil beginning. 1osetner with AL the improve
ments. way 6, easements, RICH PRIVILEGES and appur
tenances the same belonging in anywise apper
tanning.
ieins One third cash. residue at aud years, in
two equal payments, per cen, interest payable half
yearly and ur-d by deed of trust tine property
500 IeQuil ell at time Of sale Ali conveysnciny At
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with IN 10
CHA.LES a. CRAGIN, Jr,
Surviving Trustee under Iced OF Trust in Lber lOO1
toll ITO.
WILLIAM E. LINN,
Trustee under Deed Of Trust in Lber 1882 fol $50.
slS-10t
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A Nasmral Ice A0uss.

A Natural Ice A0use.
From the Yreka Journal
One OF the natural curiosities at Antelope Greek,
In Butte Greek valley. about mile from the resi-
dence OF w. ]. Bray, Ii q cave which contains su-
perior Ice all the year round
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The Tobiqne Tragedy.
PhiLIPrfSE AND rEAFroS MUST INDICTED FOR
NURDEKISG MIS- HowES

NUMBERING NkS HOwEs.
: At Andover. y. B., the Circuit Court Judge We.
Who're presiding, was opened Tuesday, and the
judge addressed the jury for an hour in regard 10
the killing OF Mrs. Howes, Of Philadelphia, on
Tooique River. He said that the charge against
the prisoners was or most serious and agra.
waited character. "rhe fact that these men had
been nred on as warning 10 keep away was no
1usrfncatiOn for this murder. A mistaken sym-
patty for the prisoners has seems ar sen In inns
community among persons who zine that GER
tain 1shiag rights and privileges, long enjoyed by
the prisoners, had been taken from them and
LEASED 70 stransers Were they allowed 20 con-
unue this unlawful practice fisheries would In a
very short time, Dc utterly destroyed. Instead OF
regarding this shot as o warning the poachers
made no their minds 70 have Satisfaction for they
went away and, after loading their rifles returned
the next morning and made preparations for a
cruel and deliberate attemps 10 murder those IN
the canoes ON the following day." II was q mercy
or Providence that permitted others in the cano
70 escape with their lives. Under all the eircurn-
stances hrs honor stated they could not return
any other Indictment than that OF murder against
.%Ls prisoners, Philippine and Trafton-
The Moslem festival OF Muharram and the Hin.
600 festival OF Rambla happening At the same time
noting occurred at Agra and Coorg, India, and
toops had 70 be called out 20 suppress the disturb
aDcc. Al MuuDSh2d sQldlerS 0red q mob
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

I OVER PRICES IN PIANO TCNING-CoNCERT
~ and Upright Grands 10 uusonsl e.. seven octave
square, 81 6O smaller onea 81 %, nrst-clxss work
In Instance: moderate prices also reps ring
v. BECKER. Warsrooms Sol 9Th St NV. Fine Up
rights for rent se27-3ts
HA-LEr & DAVIS PIANO ROOMS ARE NOW
II OPEN tor Fall Trade Choice lot OF Pianos for sale
rent. special saes 10 make Charges By october l.
Bargains. a. l. sUMNEk, 81 9th st. nv. se7-6m
VTNHE SUPERIOR -KkAKAUE PIANOS, BUR-
l. detts Organs and the p. ase' Pianos
u. h. KUHN. General Agent,
se15-6m 407 10th st n W.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOONs
THoMAs BOWLING, Auce,onser.

VALUABLE Two-sTOKY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 33i7. With BASEMENT. sITUATkD ON
SSLCoND Or . STREET. In GLoR6EIo~Ss
~ virtue OF and in obedience to the last WIN and
sSestament o. LILA A. Odutt late Of Georxetown.
wii 9nsr st pubiic sale. on FklDAY. the TWENIf,
E IL q DAi " SIP EMBER. 1888. at the HOSk
VI TIVE OCLO~k 4: M, In front of premises me
s r tT9,.,oTy Frame building. cont.inins ten
rooni-. ana the Lot on which it stands. Icing the
part OF Lot l5S In Bestty Hawkins sddit
70 Oeosetown fronting AZ Ieet the north cide OF
cecono or street AID running back by parallel lines
!1v t.es aesp. more or less, with all tine rights and
Wsys 10 the same belonging. There il well OF pure
the building.
Terms VI sale: One-third Of the purchase money In
cash. the balance In 6and IL months with rest
the purchaser may pay all cash deed given and .
osed Oh trust taken e. the ferred payments
all c9nveysnciIg and recorng the expense Of the
purcnaser: oepost Q! $500 required. II the terms
OF sale axe not complied with within ten days the
reserves the right to resell the property
u tne nsA anu cost OF the deiauiting pnrchaser
r. 7. JACKSON,
oep&l-u&oe Executor and Trustee
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE LANDAULETTE. ONE
SlDE-BAk EXTENo1ON-TOP SURRY, ONE SET
SILVER MOUNTED COUPE HARNESS.
By virtue OF chxttell deed of trust duly recorded
for the District of Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby vii sell At public ion
TWELVE O'CLOCK n. in trout Of the auction rooms
OF Duncanson BrOs 9Th above vehicles.
mentioned in schedule A. attached to said trust.
Terms cash.
ss2S-3t WILLIAM W. BULLEN, Trustee.
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SEAL SKIN GARMESrs
ALL STYLES MADE TO ORDER.
FINE FUBo OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, GUFFS,
BOAs. TRIMMINGS, &C.
Old garments redyed and altered by the
Misses CUNNINGHAM
923 st. n w. second door.
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THOMAS LOWING. Auctioneer,

1'HoMAs LOWING. Auet0uesr.
FINE HAMBLETONIAN DRIVING HORSE, KNOWN
AS CHARLIE u" AT AUCTION.
To- MORROW (SATURDAYl SEPTEM r
TWENTY-NINE, 1888. at TWELVE NJ. in front
of my saes ooms. will sell 6ne. young Stylish and
s]eedy HamDletbnian Horse. Has trottsd In zs&0.
Kind and gentle.
Terms: Cash. -
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CIR Tue Brsr.
7hk CONCORD HARNrss

are the Sole Agents for this CelebEated Harness.
nsse constantly on hand tull stock which No sell
rSONSOhD khlCEA. Beware o. tnlttattons and 80
get the genuine CONCORD Haxuono; !" also sole
AkeAss !oc the N uk1AAN sADDlAk Wtalcl IlAsSo
LUTZ BRO.
4o7 Penn. ave-, ad3oininw National Hotel
iuu stock Of Trunks and hascheis ~ th0 boGt
makes. Ut very low pricss mlI
STAik oIL~CLOTH. 4Ao; TABLE OlIrCLOTH,
nsee 0ray blspkstA 66cs; me sattns
e. % and -. xxUfSxGT DOu6Ix OOGbsHx.
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W. b MOSES & SON,
COR. nth AND F SITS. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. G..

TWO Passenger ElevatOrA
This advertisement will continue until OCTOBER 1
and then the above goods that are not sold win be id
vanced. se22