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NHNf.-The governors OF the thirteen ORIGINAL
states or their representatives met In Philadeiphia
saturday and adopted resolutions calling on tina
United states and the several states 70 MAKE ap-
propnations for FUND TO be dedicated TO the bud.
Ing OF grand national monument Commemorative
OF the framing and adoption Of the Constrpttcn 10
b erected u Philadelphia
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TRAIN ROBBERY IN MExICo.-On Friday evening
passenger train on the Mexican Interoceanic Rail-
road was stopped and robbed by band OF four
Teen highwaymen, three miles beyond Irole The
roDoed the company lost over S, 600 from the
treasury oox IL Is presumed that this is the
that plundefed the Chalhuac ranch. in the STATE
OF PueDla large force OF cavalry which was or
oered out by the government has struck the trail
OF the robbers
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10 AVENUE, IN WASH
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia. passed the 23d day OF Feb
ruary u 1858, In equity cause No 10000 docket
the undersigned trustee will cell at public sale in
pAr OE Ma, A. D. 1855, AT THE HOUR OF HALF
<ASI foUh, r. NJ, Of said aforementioned day, the
real estate situate in the city Of
those certain parts OF lot numbered eighteen 49, in
square numbered two hundred and forty CAD
namely the south twenty tSo) feet front rear Of
said lot eighteen 81 in said square, and also ali that
part OF said lot eighteen square described
as follows namely: beginning a point on the south
west corner of said lot the alley aud thence
thence - feet 10 the alley
and thence along said alley the place of besinns
together with the respective improvements ana ap-
purtenances thersunto belonging in any wise APP
Terms Of sale, prescribed by said decree One half
O OF the purchase money in cash At the sale,
thereof in equal nstaments at sI t6 and
months from the day of by the notes OF the pur
chaser or purchasers thereof dated the day OF
SALE bearing interest from their date six 90 per
deed OF trust upon said real estate and policy of
eurance upon the improvements thereon, both salts
factory IN form to the undersigned trustee all cash.
At the option Of the purchaser purchasers thereof
the costs Of al recording conveyancng aud Insurance
Will be It the OF said purchaser purchasers
and the said real estss will be sold clear of
which the collector OF taxes may be
naming unpaid up to the time of sale e2O0 deposit
required from the purchaser At the time sale The
title to said real estate will retained until after
IL the terms OF sale not complied with within nve
(o) days from the day Of sale the undersigned
the right TO resell said real estate at the risk and
FENDALL Z. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOnser. spas-dsas
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
For baltimore and Potomac River Landings
Steamer SUE, Capt Geoghegan. leaves stepnensou'o
Wharf every SUNDAY. 1t 4 O'Clock y. m Hvae
freight must be pre- paid
STEPHENSON BRO
m3-6m 9TH street wharf
Mt. VERMONT MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORANS
Leaves Sthxtreet wharf daily Except sunday for M
vernon and River Landings as Tar Gown - 1lymontn
10 O'Clock q Returning. reaches wAshinxtoa
sl6 L L BLAKE Captain.
LroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
IL NEW IRON STEAMER THANKFULLY
Leaves 9TH st wharf on MONDAYS 1HnksDAM3
and SATURDAYS at am. Returning IUEsDAYS
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY p, m, touching at river Land
ipes far Nomini Greek, Currolnan- Va. and Sc
Clements Bay, Nd. Connects with b and Y. X RIA
Shepherds See schedule JOHN u PAD0ETT. AT.
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. jA.5
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Boy-.wny, your face isn't very long IA it,-
Sisitor--SGt very; why DO you ask
On n--N. ". Journal no's
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In Ova UrHorsrrnr
ART EMBROIDERY DKpARTMEHrs

II AMI kMbROlDEkx OEpARIMENTA
Among our we'll assorted stock Of LIGHT DRAPER
les for SPRING AND SUMNER use, we have selected
the following for SPECIAL MENTION, and which are
married at very low figures which easily be seen
by comparing our prices with Others
Extra values in LACE CURTAINS. One line SO inch
wide 81 yards long,
SLSo par
Avery heavy Brussels effect Curtain, yards long,
yards wide.
(nr apan.
fAA~o poirs
riorentne Silk, dogwood pattern, sold elsewhere
Our nrca ysr1
Beautiful designs in Madras Drapery, CSC, 35c.,
4oc., 5Oc., 65c. Toe, and Soc. yard.
Holland Window Shades. spring rollers. all colors,
fixtures complete.
OuI Price.
Embroidered Felt Lambreqeina 2H yards long.
Our prlce. CSC.
Aline Of Stamped Linen Scarfs, drawn borders
yards long.
sSSc eocn
One line Of Monte Linen Splashers, stamped, in
white ecru
3Oc.
Best Imported Zephyr. all colors. long laps. full
weight
uf DC.
Best Eureka Embroidery Silk. &C. . doz spools.
SPEC1AL-A line Of beautiful Engravings with fine
Carved Oak Frames; these pictures copies Of
OF the most celebrated paintings in the world.
@
A LOO
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOy.


aoaE Of yAfbYRaE STrf SST5P
RRSMsh NdE &As III ifds 6S4esSAoHUsErfs
:. sss H m Is
s on for on s 4 RFfis 4 Pq RxS ss
APRIL 1888 g The hour Of HALF-PAsT FoGR
ana q ri ss o s;. e
s,ns 81 Is e sss g. and
numbered one a. and part Of two ca in square num-
sD ss Il
Terms Of sale: One cash. or more at the option
Of the purchaser and the balance in equal Install
mum ths whole Of said pHrchsse money may Is paid
ALEXANDRA :: 3 81 + :. Trustees.
pUNcANsON BROS. Aucts ap1s-dsas
T1HONiAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE.
Sp oso a s MKEE H NHHR H
NEW IR9N WORKS KS OF +, Z 1 DENT Co, AND
SE TIE Vi s II t s.
On MONDAY, APRIL THIRT1ETH. 1883. in from.
Gf The PIT premises mis- sOmmeneing At FIVE O'CLOCK
SION Of So Tons s. sss snsS
Of 32d street between Grace avenue and the Canal,
hail. being Nos i04s and 1850 sd street. ADo 'Ass
feet on the north side Of Grace avenue. near High
street and improved by two-story, and basement
@oIsS :,ssy ne, fronting p
story Brick HOUSE. being ssoS drse
with interest and secured By deed Of trust ON ne
T sold OF all cash At the option
spisdads W f THOMAS ss'fa5SsEf Ses' Auc
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
VvHoMAs BOWLING, Auctionss..

TVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.
MISCELLANEOUS SPRING PLANTs ROSES. 10
AT AUCTION
r on vTSA S4A MORNING. NAY flRsT 1sSs a
Roses &C.. from the WELL known dor1st Freeman
esq. THOMAS BOWLING,
sp2S-3t Auctioneer.
RoBERT vosE CO. Aucts, 800 street .. a.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
TuESDAx, MAY FIRST. AT QUARTER-PAsr
This lot is on street south east between 7th and
Sth has frontage of "a feet BY depth Of as feet
location and surroundings excellent
Terms % sale: 500 deposit ap26-2t
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
On TUESDAY. NAY Il AZ iss AUCTION AZ TH.1r.p.sr
FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises shall oier
q public suction part Of lots lbs and I6s in square
"a. fronting 52 feet the north side of street by
depth OF $50 feet. between $50 and saith streets i'm
proved BY large and substantial fourstory brick
dencs containing thirteen rooms with all the modern
improvements. being No 1897 p street West Wash
ington.
Also
immediately after the above. part of lots ia and
in square "a fronting SO feet on the south side
OF street between SD and 34th streeta by depth
OF l29 5eet improved by two frame houses. Noa $3.50
Terms One third cash. balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Oh
trust on the property sold All conveyancing aud re-
cording 1T purchasers cost deposit of 5000 will be
required on the Pstreet property aud Sl00 the @
street property. aple-d&ds
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DIEpMoNT am LINE.

Schedule In effect March - 1883
Gordonsvile. Charottesylle Lynchburs and stations
between Alexandria and Lynchburs. Blue Rliss
SPRINGS Allegheny springs BRISTOL knoIyilla Ronla
Sleeper Washington 90 New Orleans
ll:24A M.-fast Mail Daily for wsrrenton, Char.
iottesyille. Gordonsyle Stations ches a Ohio Route
Lynchburs, Rocky Mount Danville and stations bs.
tween Lynchburs and Danville. Greensboro Raleigh.
charlotte. Columbia Augusta. Atlanta Birmins-
han, M9n,somery. New Orleans, TeIas and Calf
in connection with Pullman Sleeper. u'n AZ.
lanta TO New Orleans. and Mann Bondoir sl.eusre
for Birmingham. xicksburx and Shreveport Pull
solid trains Washington 10 Atlanta Does NOT oonnsx
for g and Q: route points Sundays
siTas3u r. Mdpslly; excep, sunday. for Manassss
car5 ~ y Ms-Mestern Enpress Daily for warrenton
and s,a resorts on and hear line q
Washington 10 Louisville; also FOR Bristol
Chattanooga- Memphis. Little Rock. and all SOUTH
western points Through Pullman sleepers washinF.
ton 20 Memphis without change
ll:O0P M-Southen Express Daily for Lynch
Curs, Danyille, Raleigh. Asheyille. Charlotte
Orleans Texas and Csifornia Pullman Sleepsr
washington 10 New ORLEANS. Texas, via Atlanta AMI
~ wtl,d funAn Sleeper Washington 70 Aiken
Trains on Washington and OHIO division leave WASH
,ng,on y IL Nj, Daily except sunday. and as r.
n Daily; arrive Round HUI II as A NJ and 81 T;
s::ls NJ and e,ssebt sunday arriving Washington
and y r. NJ: via East Tennessee Bristol and Iynch-
burg az Is A. NJ aud . 40 p NJ. via Che-apexks
s1d Sh9 route and cha,pttesvils at s4of NJ
lleketsl sleeping car reservation and Information
furnished and baesAge checked at office, 1900 PENN
wanna Railroad. 0t and sts- Jas L TAILOR
nln<o General Passenger Agent
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IHx AxxRrcAN BIcYcLrsr AGAIN DEPEArKp.-The
second OF the three bicycle races TO be contested
Howell, OF England for the Championship OF the
world, was run Saturday at the Moiineux grounds,
mile. Howell won BY twenty yards Howell Also
won the previous race, distance live miles which
was run Two weeks ago at Leicester. The ten
mle match. the last OF the series Will take place
g Coventry on saturday, May II
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HKNRY COOKE IxPRovINo.-"H

HRHRY COOKE MPRovING.-"Harry" Cooke the
young man who so mysteriously disappeared from
nis home In New York week ago. and who was
FOUND oy his father on Thursday evening
wandering about the streets in an aimiess
and demented manner, is now lying seriously in
at MS fathers residence. The young man Is still
~out OF bis head but there are signs OF improve
ment. number OF theories have been advanced
70 account for the young mans present state, one
peing that he was hit on the head with q san1
club ~ sumo one who Intended to rob him.
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TIE GERMAN EMPEROR FREE FROM FIyER-An
reports from Berlin continue favorable JOY at
the highly encouraging turn In the emperor's con-
ton can be plainly read In the faces OF visitors to
tne Scnioss az Charlottenberg. Yesterdays bulle-
TIN SAID the emperor was free from fever
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TNHOs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT IMPROVED
BY HOUSE, No 1924 EIGHTEENTH STREET

BY HOUSE. No. 1924 EIGHTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
ofthe District of Columbia in equity cause No IL 07S
docket 49, will sell, at public auction, in front of
the premises. on TUESDAY: MAY EIGHTH, 1888, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following
property in the City of Washington District Of Column
bia Part Of Lot ~ in Square 107 Beginning for said
part OF lot at point 1l5 feet from the northeast
ner of said square 1O7, fronting 18th street west
and running from thence due south 20 feet, thence
due west 101 feet thence due north 10 feet thence in
an angle suited to the line Of the alley described in the
books Of the corporation of said city, until it reaches
point equ-dstant from the south line with the point
of beginning thence due east to the place of beginning
improved by comfortable two-story house.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third of the purchase-money in cash, payable the
day of sale, onethird i'll year. and third in two
years thereafter with interest on said deferred
ments at the rate of six cent annum until paid
the said deferred payments to be secured to the parties
according to their respective interests by good and
sufficient mortgage upon the said described real estate
and premises subject to the approval Of the court
property will be resold at the risk and cost the de-
faulting purchaser purchasers. All conveyancing
and recording at pu rchaser's cost
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHoRT ROUTE TO LONDON
y NoRDEUTCsHER LLOYD q q 90
Fast Express Steamers.
To SOUTHAMPTON uondon. Havrel Bremen
Trave, We'd. May 2. 10 30 Am Elbe. sat. MAY &
80 pm; Lahn, We'd, Nay =. 3 am: Nerrs Sd
Elder, rat. May 1g, III am
Comfortable ststerooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, 600 and up-
wardsa berth according 90 location; "a cabin, ESQ
berth. steerase 1t low rstes. Apply 20 T. y. DROOR
SS0 Penn. ave. BEALL. BROWN co. 1871 y ses30
"A q ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
WEDNESDAY. May 49, June "a July III, August q
Largest and finest passenger steamer sdosf-
Saloon Passage. 900 70 el00; Second Clsss, ESQ
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every SATURDAY from New York to
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY
Cabin Passage 70 0lAngow, Londonderry, Hvefpo0
or Belfast, $50 and Geo. second Clsss, ESQ
eteersge. outward OF prepaid. either service go.
saloon Excursion Tickets 1t Reduced Ratea Tfsv-
elers Circular letter. Of Credit and Drsfs for any
Amount Issued At lowest current rates For Books q
AENDEksoN BRoTHERss New YORK. or O. ".
MOSS 02l Penn ave. n ". Washington aplo-Sm
TEEHM4AyS II LIH gES YORK 70 LIyERf99oI. ~. a
CITY OF CAxsTER.......-Aprlll "a nay a. June q
CITY OF RicHAoNp.-..APrilS e. ygns = y Ivy ~
Ersi Ohm pss:ses. 900 md 90 ssee1d oseas
$50 and o3S steerage. SEQ PETkf NkloaL y
SONS. General Agents.. New York. GEO ". aOSA
Agent 92l PA ave.. Washington. =. g eox-S@
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DRY GOODS.
nv SpRrxa Goons
RAILROADS.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. lsss

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20. 1sss.
OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND c sTREFT,
- f9r Snesso and Northwest ehprr-s daily iosS5 .
Fer Cincinnati and St LOuis expires. daily and
:, fSs ntt.eurs and Cleveland srpress daily io:ssa
For Lexinston and Local Stations. +l0;loAm
For PhilsderhiA Newark and Wilmington. 30 q
m goS and > rs pm ;, daily e,rro.s
PhiladelphiA, IS am. and 20 Is pm
Fer sinseriy and Isternedists pOints 81 10 an.
For BsitmOre. s. $50. 9: 40. 30, s 10. s..s. IL
trsn ESQ., aH 30 SIS Il y 30 s ss IS sns
i iiS a pm; a sunday 8So. 80 20 e+sSm
For Annapolis. $50 and $ 20 m. l2.lo and no
napolis 40. 81 an. IL .05. 5 so. q 20 pm. sun
For Way stations between washington and Balt-
more 1n - 80 $40 an; ~ 10 80 "a - pm
For ssstisns on SV a., hm Ms,l lS So s
m. II p IN ioT principal stations only 10 10 IA.
For Gaithersburs and intermediate points. tsam.
W 80 "a 40, '5.3S, IN 20 nm.
For boyds and intermediate stations. ~ pm. tlo
Church train leaves Warrington on Sunday only n
llS pm stoppins II all stations on Metropolitan
70. Frederick tIo:lo An. ~. - IS. 1850 pm.
Lor hAyers,own. 10 10 am. aud IS 3opm.
I,a' s srr1ss from shease daily 20 an and Sis
and 1 DO .. M from Pittsburs daily 20 = M. 5 as
From PHILADELPHIA Chester. and Wilmington, 10 Al
O. m, , 90. Z 10. and y 90 .. m. daily.
B.tiIaore, 10 m daily snd Il M sands, ap ~
, Trains leave BALTIMORE for Washington az 8 70.
ute train m: Il Is .. 2, 10, @ q. o 30. SIS,
% and a. u n on sSnsai{ q sSo @ sos 10
tEIcept SUNDAY Daily; ssunday only,
ieit At ticket ofSe. Sis .nS ISL
M Nm cLEMESrs cHAs o scULI.
an3O Gen. Manager
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j. q. Butler, Chaplain, 1107 18th ST. NV
Arson g. McCook, Secretary, 1924 18th st. NV.
VIM. p. Canaday, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3O2 Del av.
Charles W. johnson, Chief Clerk, 1915 Mass ave.
James X. Young. Executive Clerk, 1905 q st. NV.
Isaac Bassett, Asst Doorkeeper, Is I'd st. ne.
J. l. Christie, Act Asst. Doork'r, S25 18th St NV.
W. II. Bigelow. Postmaster. 10 Sd ST ne.
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BROS. Aucuoneer..

nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
&c. N' AA-Ss' WV
Sene tne effects OF the late Susan Walker contained
Droit Park. "'e' Se''~ee' ~
by virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court holding
ssPecta term Tor probate business will sell on the
Rreinisss. on MEDNESDAY,M MAY SECOND conamenc-
ap2S.30.myl Adm,nistr~torc
GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WMEEa sTT i EEsTATE On THIRTEENTH sIREET.
AND MAssAcHUsETTs AVENUE, IN WASH.
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~,
Davidson, r. H. NJ, Fla, National Hotel
Deiano, NJ, n. Y, WIZARDS Hotel.
Dibble, Sarn1, 8. c., Windsor Hotel
Dingley, Nelson, IT., Me-, The Hamilton.
Dockery, A. N: No, Wizards Hotel
Dorsey, Geo. W. Z, Neb, 140l K St NV.
DOugherty, ChaS, Fla, National Hotel
Dubois, f. T., Idaho, 1890 18th St NV.
Dunham, X. W., Ill. 1925 q St NV
Dunn. roindexter. Ark, 1870 St NV.
Elliott, William, s. c., 1913 q st. NV.
Enloe B. A., Tenn, Col st. NV.
FarquSaT, j. NJ. n. T.. $40 Eth & NV.
Felton,, c. N, Cal, Chamberlin's
Finley, II. F., KY, Sol 18th st. NV.
Fisher, S. o., Mich, 1l05 10th st.
Fitch Fitch A A, p, :. T. 17s s6 T. !. e. NV
F FoSsa 5ho A. o ONO Ia Ii liz Ts 50 ST. NV
Ford, NJ. H., Mich, 12l3 Conn. ave. NV.
Forney, W. H., Ala, 1116 G ST NV
French, c., Conn.,, 1874 10Th st. NV.
Fuller, ". T., Iowa, 1927 n 81. NV
Funston, Z H., kans, 9O5 18th ST.
Gaines, W. E., va, Metropolitan Hotel
Gallinger, J. H., n. H., Dunharton.
Gay, Edw. j., La, l75s ST. NV.
Gear. J. H., Iowa, The Portland,
Gesr, W. H., Ill, liza G ST, NV.
Gibson, Chas. H., Md, Willard's Hotel
CHORD, o. s, Dak, lIO3 st.
Glass, p; 7; Tenn, Metropolitan Hotel
Con, N, r., W. Va, Ebbitt House.
Granger, NJ. T., Conn.,, 80 b ST. sc.
Greeinan, Z. W., n. Y, 1925 G st. NV
Grimes, 4: W, Ga, Metropolitan Hotel
y.
Groat, W. W., Vt, GA 18Th st.
Guenther, r, Wis, y46 New York ave.
Hall, N, Pa, 1881 G ST. NV.
hare, s.. Texas, $40 St NV.
harmer, A. A., Pa, $40 9th st. NV.
Hatch. W. H.. No., 1872 G ST. NV
Haugen, y. p, WIS, 707 18th ST NV.
Hayden, Z d., Mass, 1872 II ST. NV.
Hayes W. l., Iowa, 1925 st. NV
Heard, ]. r., NO., sl4 New Jersey ave. NV.
Hemphili. j: j., s. C.. l32s ST, NV,
Henderson, D. b. iowa Mormlsy's Hotel
Henderson. 7. j., III, 2ll North Capitol 81
Herman, b, oreg.: 73a l5th St NV.
Hires, Geo. s, n. j., WIZARDS Hotel
Hls1 Z, =: W. ". l' s Ri ! isff .e.w
Holman, w. s, Ind, The Hamilton.
Holmes A. J., Iowa. 1I30 18th ST. NV.
Hooker; c. T., Mss, LOO 18th st NV.
HouK. L c., Tenn, IT'D + 81. NV.
Hopkins, s. L, Va, Is Sd ST. ne.
Hopkins A. j.. M, ie.s l4th St.
Howard, j. G., Ind. 1913 st. NV.
Hoyey, A. p, Ind, 215 East Capitol 81
Hudd, T. X, Wis, 1919 18TH ST. NV.
hunter, ", g., ~, ll3 Maryland ave, ne
JOHNSTON u Jas +, in 3D. 1877 ia 4 st. Nv
Johnston, ThoS D., N. e., COL St NV.
Jones, J. T., Ala, laOs 18TH 81 NV.
Joseph, A., New Mex, 1913 St
Kean, John, IT,, \. J.. 1875 K St NV.
Kennedy, r. p, Ohio l16l K St NV.
k ks,rb q; lJra y grant r, i a5iss ssnx
K,lSorel Z r. Tex. as 6th ST. NV.
La Toilette, K n, Wis.. $40 eth ST A1
Is gsS Ky 10 20 S Dss GspsU as s
Laidlaw, w. G., N. u, 500 18th 81. nv.
Laird, Jas, Nebr., ea8 New YORK ave.
Iandes, So IN. 100 Maryland ave- ma
Lanham, s ". 7. Tex, e01X New YORK aye.nW
latham L z, y. G., Metropolitan Hotel
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GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. $50 st.

r.,rrp n xy,,,,.>rcoU V % On So NV
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GEO. ". sTICKNKY. Auctionssr.

JULIAN HITE MILLER Trustee.
spe7.7t Bethesda, Montgomery Co. n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-09-07

A dispatch from Bordentown, N. ].
dated Aug. 2Sth, announce. that all the
outbuildings on the farm owned by
Ex-Governor VIM. A. Newell, anC
occupied by Henry Emily, near Allen
town, together with all the grain. were
destroyed by fire at an early hour on
the preceding day. The loss is 81 800
MIR. Newell says he has kept the
place insured for many years, bat is of
the opinion that the policy recently
expired, in which case the loss is total.
Mrs. Clara B. Colby, editor of the
Woman's Journey, published at Beat
rice, Neb., has engaged Tacoma Hall
for Monday evening, Sept 10, at which
place Mrs. Colby proposes to speak on
the recent decision Of the Supreme
Court under the title "The Forgotten
Citizen" Mrs. Saxon, accompanying
Mrs. Colby, will speak on "The Living
Issues" The hall will be opened at
Z 80. Ali are invited. Lectures free.
A contribution will be taken to defray
local expenses.
Mayor Chambers paid visit to Vic
toria this week. of recreation as well as
business. He goes primarily to meet
his wife who preceded him on the trip,
and to obtain q supply Of Nanaimo
coal for the gas works, which are now
under his control. He seems deter
mined that the experience of last win
ter, of poor gas, shall not be repeated,
and as the South prairie mine has shut
down till spring, the only alternative
seems to be to import foreign coal,
which comes next in value as gas
producer. The tariff on coal will
to Is cents per ton, and the
reight charges will be comparatively
,eavy, but the new company will
prove equal to the emergency, and
promise reduction in price as soon
Is the home product Of coal can be
obtained.
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Business Locals.
ICE Cream at Smith & Ellis.

ICE Cream at Smith & Ellis
| ICE Cream Soda at Smith & Ellis
Ice Cold Soda on draught at Smith l. Ellis.
ALL kinds of fruit in season at Smith & Kills
ANOTHER large consignment of cigars AID to-
oacco just received at Smith d Ellis
TAFFr, chocolate and fine hand made cream
candies at Smith & Ellis.
ALDEIDGE HOY wish all to call and settls
tneir accounts by September.
ORDER your fruit from Smith & Ella and be-
assured Of the best In the market
g. JONES, the enterprising new grocer
OF olympia successor to Thompson &
90 has taken a step that will greatly
benefit the cash customers in this local
ity, VIZ: Commencing September Ist he
VIII sell strictly for caSh, will reduce tie
price OF goods as low as possible and
Keep complete stool; Of the finest goods
ne can obtain. Customers will remember
they will not have 10 pay high prices at
his store To make up loss Oh bad debts.