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WOmen's Mysterious Ways.

"OhHcuS MySCerlOuS ways.
IT OCCURRED TO Mr.. LEEzER THAT cHAMoM11LA
WAS DECISIVE.
From the Chicago Tribune.
In the pilded salon of a Prairie avenua man.
sion in ali the rod;on. hoo,,.- - - -.
49,! y, "oi '"env
seven years. sat- OF ratner nal1 rechned, In q
luxurious fauteuil, young woman, who was
listening with calm but impenetrable smile
n the ;mnass;oned r,eod;no - = ro,,,.
.Cr,o.:,,. ~ g.. o1nS An"n
nan,oiaa ne saia, N nave been too
th;s nave iaksn you 6y surprise by
t inns Precipi.ase avowal-do not plane me. Let
sne ursency al my aeVouon, tne restless I'M
H e.uosiy VI .he passion WIN Wnicn you have
i Inipnra,m ue, pieao N my oena!i. Cnamomiila
yo;on .;.; ,ai meg .ne exci1ed youth IN
vt ',o. t WIN uncontroLaole emotion,
+-o,s Sm Ios resPonslDie ior tne warmth and
in I warm cl;mata,S 81 my NATURE was raissd
ssMr Ias.ar ro,,,;.a a., n,
will not nrstnnd y ~ ;ns young iaoy, i
avoval mnnn a, y, 10 e t . 70 your
Offers have recs;vaS th;s wv. " tnree dozen
bV Nne hsas havs moved me
iee e.Yagg Al, ~. w;., h,
"and nat NJ. VI" TaP
rupt you"Ie ali the others WON ms sai II - inter
prehend the true nature Of woman. You have
r;naSs t 81 Tna, makss her highest hap
onoS w tou suln. .nat al sne wants Is to be
'o aCh. auu uo nos know-
.,SIl ola' only know tnat l."
.hot neene, nas II never occurred TO you
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Living With a Bullet in His Brain.

-Four or five months ago George Lucas, a
young man Of Dubuque, Iowa, shot himself in
the head with revolver. The ball entered the
frontal lobe of the brain just above the center
OF his forehead. Contrary to all expectations
he recovered after several weeks prostration,
and for two months past he has been around
apparently as well mentally and physically as
he ever was. The wound discharged matter for
some time, but finally healed up. Yesterday,
while walking on the street, he fell in q fit,
which was followed by comatose condition.
When reused from this he had q renewal of
commissions. The case is one Of the most ex-
traordinary on record and is watched with great
interest by the medical profession. The bull
let Is undoubtedly in the mans brain, and how
he has managed to live up to this time 10 a
at hand
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE IN EAST WASH.
IN9TON

~ virtue OF decree, dated 18th November, 1887,
OF the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia in
Of stipulation filed in aid case q trustee, viii
ss ss q MSE
U o. nI AZ Of ORIGINAL lot two in square east
been subdivided in lots s. 8. rs and o, but win Be
sold entire, and facing South Carons avenue and
Inducements. ~
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in one and
INC year, WITH interest !t per cent per annum or
Al cash ct oRt9n Of purchaser The trustee to retain
rns 1sl ~ ~ Al the purchase money be paid de-
not coTpned WITH II ten day. trustee reserves nsht
o.,o. NILS DEAN, Trustee,
oc<&-1W No. 462 LOuiaiana ava
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u AND UNIMPROvED LoTs, BEING THE RESI-.
WILLIAM MeLEhN AND HsIack IA INF HpE
ISLAND AVENUE, IOWA CIRCLE AND FOUR
TGENIW STREET NORTHWEST NDEsTREET
Equity in the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale
on the pEemisses on SATURDAY; he THIRD OF NO,
teen 49, fifteen uo), sixteen (16) and eighteen 1S)
in William McLeans subdivision in Square north Oh
square two hundred snd fOrty-two Ce4S5 Lots four,
story Frame Cottage, No 1913 Rhode Island avenue
Lot eighteen QSj is improved by . Dwelling House.
the Of the widow Lot s Il
Also, on the same day, at HALF-pAsr FOUR
two hundred and seventy EIGHT (27S) improved by
three-story and basement brick house, No IL Iowa
ON MONDAY. THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. 1888.
at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, shall offer
hss hundred and $50 inproys "a
west, and twostory frame dwelling the rear Of the
lot The dimensions of this lot win be given 1t the
Terms Of sale: Onethird in cash. and the remainder
IN equal lnstsments at one and two from the day
Of SALE with interest at cent per anAum secured
erty sold, the purchaser may pay ali cash Deposits
viii be required at the time Of the sale follows: On
No. 1915 Rhode Island avenue $500: on No "a Iowa
the terms not complied with in ten days after the
sale the property may be resold on ten days public
x inS cost o 81 fns
Of hundred and forty two t242t the tsxss
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
WILLIAM b. ROBERTS,, Trustee,
- Cincinnati Ohio.
Auctioneers oc25-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO'
GEo ". sT1cKNxY, Auetsonssr. $50 B.
sAIH q pEy yA NJ PROPERTY N ALLEY BE

e zs sEG zs5 ffSsfH s REB tSb Fy sf
e e q ass:s q :ss sspssms Count Of hs
y ssa' Vi. pus snS
iSSS5 sssfi 2 q; 'SsP,Ssss:s g Lhkslc 81.
Of SSlEmSi. and fnown and dsscrbed the east half
nnndrsd and szty-ssven ts67, together With i'm.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. and the balance in
one and two t) years. with interest at the rate Of
ns %, Per centum per annum payable semi-annually,
sash .t tie option Of the DEPOSIT Of q 90
g sss Terms 70
ocl5-d&ds HOSEA b MoULToN, Trustee.
~. ITHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
5sS1sE5: 1855 z5s sfs SSSSfos frn...
TRUSTEES SALE OF 70 "a 81 STREET SOUTH
ace. sSsr ,na s ysns Of Of
3lst 1855 and recorded in Lber No iI4S, folio ia
vi Ct s Of
Rs9assk frsns hs foES
Dwelling HSgss, SC. thereon known and DESIGNATED
the t Sss'sh q II
Terms Of sale: One thousand dollars 10 he Maid in
the purchaser and deed of trust upon the prem
solo or AZ cash. at the option of the purchaser de-
post OF 100 required at day Of sale All conveyancns
AZ cost OF purchaser Sale to be complied with within
ten days from the sale thereof the
the to resell at the cost and risk Of the defaulng
VIM. II. RICHARDS, Trustee.
ITO 11th ST. n. 9.
JOHN T. WEBSTER, Trustee
81 Virginia ave sw
ROBERT vosE CO., Aucts. ocI5dSds
- ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY,
OCTOBER TWENTY.NINrH, at same hour.
w. III. RICHARDS, Trustee.
oc2o-3t JOHN I. WEBSTER, Trustee.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DULY RE-
~ corded in Lber No 1919. folio 80, ct seq, Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and at
the request Of the party thereby secured will sell
at public auction in front Of the premises sth
between G and d SITS. ne, OCTOBER TWENTY
NINTH. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK F. NJ, the following
described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia wit One undivided third
of the north half 90 of lot an" square nine hundred
and sixteen (918).
Terms S25 day of sale, the balance ten days from
GATE OF sale All conveyancing and recording at pur
chasers cost; III terms are not complied with in ten
from sale property will be sold at risk and cost Of
defsultng purchaser.
Property improved by small frame house.
W. l. SCHNEIDER. r-..u-
CHARLES H. KETTLER.5 lrus'ees
NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer ocS, 1885, 7, 20.
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TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GE0RGETQXN. u

virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded and dated
S0ta gay OF June 1880 and at the request Of the
SATgRDAY, THE THfkD DAY OF N6vEMBER, A
u: 1SSS, 1t the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front
Of the premses, all that part of lot numbered "a. In
Holmeads addition to Georgetown, D. c., with the i'm
provements upon the same "
Beginning at the northeast corner Of Beal and Mon
roe streets in said town and running eastwardy along
bea street ~ feet thence northwardly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet; thence westwardiy and
parallel with Beau street A feet to Monroe street
to the beginning.
Terms Of sale; One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. the residue in six and twelve months the Dur.
chs.sr gyins his notes secured by deed Of trust
mum u the terms Of sale are not complied with a
the expiration OF nve days from day of sale the under
gned the right to resell ct of defaultnR
purchaser 100 required deposit on day Of sale AN
ana rec9Fdang e cost Of Pqrehaser
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A Bride Of Ten Years.
, the WINFIELD CKan. } visito,

From the winfield Kan.) Visitor.
George Thornburg, Of this county, and Ar
minta Miles, Of Summer, were married by Judge
Tansey to-day. The young lady will be ten
years old tomorrow, but - she 10 an orphan
and had no homo the judge issued the license
without The usual consent being fled.
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LADIES' GOODS.

SOMETHING yEw-rMITATIoy LEATHER
Wall pockets Mats, etc. pretty, durable and cheap
New Frost Children. Scrap Pictures Gift C.rds stud
les 70 Paint Gold Paint (loc6 Japanese Goods Sc J.
JAY GOULD, &2l 9th IT. NV. Branch. 20S Pa ave.
ae ocl3-lm'
StrAce by my electric needle process endorsed by
sery prominent physician. Ten yeArs' practice in
TINS CITY Electrical treatment for ladies' and children.
oclo-lm' MRS. DR. GABRIEL. 1891 @ q NV.
NOR THE LADIEs-sEAL GARMENTS ALTERED
and Repaired NUTS 20 order oarriaxe robes
paired - MRS. r. NJ EVANS.
oco-lm' 1901 Pennsyivsnia ave. Davis Building.
HY DRESS SHIELDS ARE THE BEST. MANU-
Sold by all leading dry-go houses IN the rnitsd
Ststes- oc4Hehl
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In New York early Sunday morning Police
man Jas. Brennan was shot and killed by an
ex-convict named Henry Carlton. Brennan
q man who had refused to pay for drinks, when
the ex-convict turned and fred He was
caught soon aftorward
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THIS EVENING.
DAwNBRoKER's AUCTION.

[JAWNBhUhEHS AUCIIUN.
On MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN
INGS, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH, THIRTY and
TH1RTY-ONE- commencing at SEVEN P. NJ, shall
sell at 3O21 street. miscellaneous collection Of for
feited pledges, embracing Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamond and other Rings, Jewelry of all kinds, Opera
Glasses, Sewing Machines, Reyolvers, Law and other
Books Clothing Mirrors. Clocks and other Goods
numerous to mention. Parties interested will please
take notice. GEO. r. McAULEY, Pawnbroker,
oc21-2ts NJ FOLEY. Auctioueer.
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GEO W. sTIcKNEY, Auctioneer. --
TRUSTEES SALE OF SPLENDID VILLA LOTS IN
WHITNEY CLOSE

By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date
recorded in Liber No. 1246, folio i, ct seq of the
land records of the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, will sell
public suction, IN front Of the premises WEDNES-
DAY, the FOURTEENTH DAY Of NOVEMBER, AID.
pieces or PARCELS of land situate in the County Of
thirteen l3), fourteen Ga, and fifteen u5l, in
block numbered five 80, in B. Il. Warders subdivi:
sion of tract of land called Whitney Close recorded
in County Plat No 8. folios 81 and IS, surveyors
Office, District of Columbia
Terms of sale Onethird cash, balance in three equal
notes, payable in two and three years. and bear
ing interest at the rate Of six per cent payable semi
sold, all cash at purchasers option. One hundred
dollars deposit at the time Of sale All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale to
be complied with In ten days.
GEO E. EMMONs,l r.,,.....
oc29-eodts c. B. PEARSON, ! Arus'ees
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionssr.

OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE uNTArpRovrn
Pk0PEkIY ON THE NORTH SIDE OFO 0TREET.
WEST. N~@SA0-
By virtue Of decree passed in cause No. 1oo7s,
" aHeti9S 1l on Z. TQEsPAY, QgT0BER TEEETY-
in front Of the premiees lots numhersd al ~ al Al
q the subdivision Of lots and IN s0usrSe num6ered
Terms q sale; ons-third cesh and rssidgs in two
rsom the AK q s.ls os ~ essh q opdqa ~ g ps
s1TM ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED m COX.
r e re F3an Tnt4 oAT9nDAY, oQfonEe
a. sss =: s'ss - fz6 6sr S . &
s1.TR ABOVE sArI n uwAyoqDAprx. poer-
s:::aI s.: 90 q 5ssss .:ss & - IN
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF ELEVENTH
AND Q STREETS, AND ON THE EAST SIDE
ST pELETxSENT q STREET, BETWEEN Q AND R
q, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIR-
on the premises shall sell sub lots 81 80 and So in
square 3OS, 65ex95k. located the northwest cor
ner of tn and streets, and containing about 90
square feet of ground
IMMEDIATELY AFTER shall sell lot 10. in
square 1885, 20x95, located on the east side OF II IN
street, between Q and streets
This is very valuable property, and should command
the attention of parties desiring profitable
Terms: One-third cash; the balance at IL and is
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust All conveyancing &c ct purchaser,s
cost Adeposit Of $500 win be required on the corner
oc24d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Actioneer.
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Blood on the Sea.


swoRDFIsH AND THRAsHER.
Mr.. George Roy, officer of the watch on board
the Maggie C. Moore, is our authority, says the
Victoria Standard, for the following remark
able incident which occurred on the morning
Of the 10th inst, about 700 miles northwest Of
Cape Flattery. He states that the attention of
the crew was simultaneously directed or at
tracted to the existence Of blood floating on
the adjacent sea. Speculation was rife as to
the immediate origin OF so strange a spectacle,
and careful watch was kept to ascertain it.
Eventually it was found that a whale was
blowing and spouting on the lee side Of the
schooner, where the blood was first noticed
and partial solution to the phenomenon was
gained when a swordfish darted up close, and
following that terror of the seas came the
enemy Of whaledom, the thrasher (or killer, as
the fish is sometimes designated). The
thrasher sprang from the water some ten feet
into the air, and with a penetrating crash
alighted upon the whale. A fierce conflict
ensued, and the result was that the whale
appeared to be exhausted from the attack the
thrasher made upon him. Recovering himself,
however, the whale, after several efforts. sue
ceeded in diving below and came up on the
starboard side of the schooner. The crew then
took their whaling iron and struck at the
thrasher, but unfortunately did not hit on a
vital part. The trasher, following the whale,
made another savage attack on his victim, and
hit for a second time within the sight of the
crew. The whale appeared at this juncture to
be in extremities, and the swordfsh, realizing
the position, made further attack at the COM
mon enemy and stabbed the Jonah-swallowing
monster.
All was now over; the whales remaining
strength was gone, and he was compelled to
succumb to his fate with the grace Of doubly
assailed warrior Of the deep. After death he
foundered .'topsy turvey," and the thrasher
was observed to be luxuriating ON the choicest
parts Of the conquered dead. This is no myth
ical story Of the sea, but an incident Of pecu-
liar interest to those who realize the hostility
existing between the thrasher and the whale,
and the characteristics of the swordfsh. The
latter knows no danger. He does not discern
between q floating hull and buoyant whale
His sword is bound to penetrate either at all
hazards and risks to himself, and in this re-
spect he is similar to some misguided nom
amphibious creatures.
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CyHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. I'M
" PROVED BY HOUSE No. 1928 FIFTEENTH

" PR9yyEERR I By H9UsE No. 1925 FHTEENTH
BY virtue Of decree passed BY the Supreme cour,
YosS6, docket "a. wherein Mary &. fhomss md ND
others are compliments and William W. Thomas md
'front.' q the PTsmisss, o. MEDSEspAY, he THE.
PAST FoUR 0cLScK 2; y: The folioyine properly
Of oyiginl lot numbsred thirty t30l u squsre one
hundred and ninety;nve Q96l beginninG on 18th
corner Of rid lot and running thence north io 7iS
isss FRA thence - 90 isss % he 6ssinniss i'm:
Terms Of ale e prescribed by the decree: 0nsthird
me t mo6 ~ ~ q s6e DAY o.
year. and onethir in months after he day Of
sals With interest sid deferred payments 6 the
.sse q az Per cent Per saPIn uptfl 30 @ .1 ths
ten days after the day Of sae TIE e 70 b yithhsid
until al the purchase money = paid depodt of
600 va Be INQUIRED q Tie time q sals An eonvsy.
1sI Is e as co., se Sc q q Ia &c
rs9sss' 90 re shs 2 ss:: e e ~ "a 81
vsrtistng WMt1KMW. 1QAkHAN, Tfgstsa
Boom Q. Wsbssr Law 1u5ldanf:
GEO. ". STORMY. Auceonsse. ec1odSds
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TR KgSHT SALE N oF yALEABIE Real ESTATE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
KNOWN AS NO. 419 X STREET NORTHWEST.
virtue Of the powers vested in trustee under
the last will and testament Of Mary Roth deceased,
Will sell at public auction, in front of the prem
on TUESDAY, the THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTO-
BEL BER, lsss. at HALF;PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ,
real estate situated in the city
OF Washington ID C.: That part of original lot num-
bered three (3) in square numbered i've hundred and
nfteen (ol5), contained within the following metes
and bounds; Beginning for the same at point on K
street seventeen 90 feet from the southwest corner
OF said lot and running thence with the line Of said
street seventeen 90 feet east thence north right
angles with said street ninety (96 feet eleven
inches thence east four (4j feet thence north fifty
GOD to an alley 80 feet wide thence twenty
t?l feet: thence south hundred and forty six
u46 feet and eleven I'D inches to the place Of be-
ginning, together with the improvements thereon
The improvements consist of tourist brick house.
with two-story back building: hot and cold water
frame stable of lot 30foot alley in the rear
The terms of sale are: One-third Of the purchase
money cash and the balance in four equal
at SIX twelve eighteen, and twenty -four months after
date Of sale with interest payable semi annually at
per cent per annum Purchasers notes for deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trusts property
sold The purchaser may, at his option, pay the whole
purchase money in cash All conysysncins q pur.
the time OF sale. II the terms of sale complied
with within ten days from the day of sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at the risk and Of the
defaulting purchaser
oc1S-dSds JAMES NJ JOHNSTON Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW,

TOMORROW.
nUNcASsoN BROS. AuctOnsera
zS5tSha hAhSt s skb e
s'I sul RfhSsH d ANR sSTHEE aAypsoxI PAEIoR
ffHHEEe eSR r MISC sISSps, fLSsH sStskkks
sesEEss s4 Rass f asblESSsP PINE ftkk
I hNb SOFAS SOFAS ooScHks WAiNHTHsHs SHEkkf
sSNbsMsHR wsIys TAbPsSSk
fNds. iffSSs skn0}HSSaAsA Hall PIEGEs or PANT;
ssIHpaHiRsSsA dHHSE TTTEESsioN TAsLEs BINiNs
y hc S5TE
100 TS NHM rANp 1SaSoSIP MoSUEE BODY
LARGE HssoRTMENr OF s Sfhsk SAAsstIS
f toaH EssHsG 9qSfsrfhEEsP .a 81
com nm Al r HESSE5Na OCTOBER THIRTIErH
lectiSa Of FiEe furniture, Carpets, &c THIS sale
ELEVEN ocnoc * sold within . as s.ls'
S shERh sTarr Ff ESkrisssEff ~ -
SSGk gESsR Z.
,.1 r.D.' ,o ssSb,IoE as SQUARE e,a
fee, 70 an alley improved by comfortsSiep s~o-.tory
snd mapsardi Frame Dwelling, containing
This property is Conveniently situated to car nnss
"a Terms; one,third cash: balance in one and two
able semiannusly and TO be secured BY deed OF trust
required at time of sale Conveyancing &c AT mr.
0 the ss IN item da
chaser. after hye days advertisement in some news
paper published In Washington, ID. c.
oc19-d&ds DUSCASsoN BROS, Aucts.
tW THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON Ao-
count q, Of the rain, until FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWEEN
TY-SIXIH, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
oc24-3t' DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
sy-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
on account of the rain until TUESDAY, THE THIR.
TEETH OCTOBER, 1855, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p M
oc21-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts
GEO. W. sT1CKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 st.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN.
NEkR THs d RdESSSSERkT OF SSfcoSn STREET
NORTHWEST.
will offer for sale in front of the premises on TUES
DAY, THE THIRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lot numbered 2s, in reser
walton IL, said lot fronting 22 feet on street
Terms easy and made known At time of sale: deposit
OF 100 VIII be required eonyeyancing at purchaser,
cost terms to be complied with in Is days.
oc25-th,s,m6ds GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auct
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Mr.. Robert Garrett win leave Haywood n.
j., - soon - cold wea1her sots IN.
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THE TRADES.

~ Century Magazines bound for IS and as cents a
The LfCETT BINDERY established in s45l 1912
Pa ave. AL work guaranteed Send po-tal ,s3
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SPECIALTIES

DILEs OF WHATEVER FORM, NO MATTER HOW
y long standing speedily cured Treatment almost
painless lno cuttingl and loss Of time from bua
ness. DIR. SHRADER Specialist for Diseases Of tho
Rectum;l Once and residence. S04 9th OF. NV.
Consultation free ocl6-1ms
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT i CAN SPEEDILY
1Dcure any case Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cstarrh
Asthma Insomnia Paralysis Weakness, Loss Of Man
lepsy Dyspepsis Faulty Circplston. Cold or swesty
and al Female Complaints. Practice not confned to
Once DR. J. W. HAYWARD, Electric Specialist
1919 st. NV. ocl2-lm
nR. MULLER, s2s 18TH ST NV, TREATS
Ian Chronic Affections Of the Eye Ear, Throat
Once hour. s-l2; 2-5. Sunday. from 10 to2.
ocS-1ms
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DUNcANsoN BROS,
Auctioneers.
BROS, Auctioneer..

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TkgsTEEg SALE gY eATAt9eyE Of %AeNIEJ
BLEu AND FLEURs-pE-LYs asEVES Esq
VASES. TRIMMED WITH ORMOLU, FEET
INCHES HIGH AND FEET IN DIAMETER:
ONE PAIR VERY ANTIQUE BRONZE STAND
ORMOLU CHANDELIERS s FEET HIGH,
PRONE G GRS0pP; . "A N4 on HORSEBACK
Of T TIE IARaksT BRoNzEs i N sh Any PRE- Psf.
FEE Il FEET HIGH Is FEEf VIDE VIDE 81 sS
TRIMMED, DESIGNED AND BUILT BY POT
TIER AND STYMUS; VERY HANDSOME DIN
ING GHAIRsi ELES GAN v BIEHpsEyE MAPLE
$500 AANbsoMR csB snS To F fasH GRss
URES; BRONZES, PIER MIRROR, LEATHER
COVERED HALL CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS, Pc
kscAAEs oEEoL ER PESEsAE
Of SILVER AND Plated WARE. s'
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust recorded respec-
lively in Lber No. 49, folio 122 ct seq; Liber No
1893, folio 1862, ct seq; Lber 1907, folio 2S4 ct SEQ
of the land records Of the District Of Columbia we vii
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NJ. At MAS MxsoSic TEMPLE coRNER NfNTH And
STREETS NORTHWEST. having bsen moved there
for convenience of sale the goods and chattels
toned in Schedule "A attached 70 each trust, and
partly named above: These goods worthy the ct
ention Of parties desiring fine srticles some en-
brrced in the cstsiogue c:nno. Be- ,aaplic.tsd
ready Thursday, November 1st from Am to pm,
oc27-d CLARENCE r. MOMENTS Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

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