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L. the World 10 be moved By We, soda,

- suO ~Vhsu 10 DC MOVeO Dy W ct S00a!
AT the Baldwin locomotive works there are in
course Of construction four locomotives which are
designed TO run by soda, which taxes the place OF
nre under the boiler. soda has much the same
power as coal, says the Philadelphia Record with
out any OF the offensive gases which that fuel
eints. The engines are now nearly finished and
are 10 be shipped within two weeks 10 MinneapO-
lis Mimi, and are to be run the streets or thai
city, where steam engines are forbidden The en-
glne has much the same appearance as a passen-
ger Car. IL Is about 10 feet long entirely boxed in
with no visible smoke stacks or pipes as there rs
no exhaust or refuse The boiler Is of copper "a 4
inches In diameter, and fitch feet long having
boilers Inside the boiler will be placed fye tons
OF soda, which, upon being dampened Dy a let of
steam produces an Intense heat. When the soda
Is Thoroughly saturated, which will occur In about
SIX hours, the action ceases and then IL Is neces-
sary 10 restore it 10 Its original state DIV forcing
through the boiler q stream OF superheated steam
from q stationary boiler, which drives the mois-
ture entirely from the Soda when IL Is again ready
for use. The exhaust steam from the cylinders Is
used 70 saturate the soda, ana by this means an
refuse Is used These engines are the rst OF their
kind that have been built In this country and are
being constructed under the supervision OF George
kucnler, q German engineer. The engines viii
have about the same power as those on the New
York elevated roads, and will readily draw four
light cars Soda engines are now used In Berlin
and other European cities very successfully and
they also traverse the ST. Gothard tunnel under the
Alps where steam engines cannot be used be-
siole 70 devise a system OF ventilation which WIN
carry on the foul gases generated by locomotive.
so 0verpowering would these gases become that
sunocaIion would ensue.
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Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF L STKEET BlTWEES CON
Nj llCUI AVENUE AND kIGHTkENTH
STEkET NORTHWEST.
~ virtue Of aeed OF trust recorded in Iiber Nc.
100 Io.io 221, ct seQ o. the land records Of the
nlstret OF CoiumoiA aud 1t tue rrQuest party
q az ne premises on SAl UkDAl &c VBEk THiR
feet inches 'front.' by iuli dspt of Lot g. ia David.
sor,s RECORDED subdi vision O. 1.ts III square l6l.
POSTED At time Of sale, Dsance IN three 60 ii insta
meuts III u, IL aud months which notes II pt,r
Suaser bearing interest FROM day OF and
Dy deco OF trust on property sold. win b. taken. Al
cconveyAneing aud recordlng 81 purchasers cost II
tets are not coupled with in IL days rom sale prof
erty will b. resold e risk cost Of defautn uur-
chaser. lHOS + " AuGAMAN,l o,..-
JOHN W. PILLING, irustees
T. E. WA6GAMAN, Auctloneer ocA Ara.
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PHILApEIPH1A SToRk
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES Low PRICES.
Just received-A full line of nne Wool Plaids with
plain goods to match 1t so Is. Is, 81
Also. hne assortment VI striped Cloths, with plain
goods 10 mat. h, from Doc 70 Ell
Another lot Of xoou quality Pads At 23c.
French Fianpels. all wool. IN al the new shades in
stripes. 0oc.
Pal IlsDDsls. IRON 81 NC up.
coiors. 81 50c.
ssrsss "A hne n.e Of ssrsea al colors 1t 5Oc &C.
and IL
Henrettas 4e inches wide all wool the best quality
ever sold tor the money. Soc. Usually sold for
Just receivsd-One case Of Indigo Rue Percals with
he'd. " bite and Gold Figur Q, only l2s NC.
70 pieces tisur.d henrletts Tor ArxpIers, only 10c
Black ssoods NJ Bottom Prices.
Hsnrttas, Atwood and silk wrspA aud lots Of Fancy
Weavea-
Pris.tley's uoods . Speciality.
blsck silk very low.
Gros-Drains. Monopoly brand. from Use mp 10 "a
warrant these soods TO wear better than any oth
Job 24-inch Bsek silk only q 25
iull line Of Black and Colored khadAmes from a M
Blankets and Com orts very low. fron. "a up.
CARPETS. CARPETS CARPETS.
Our Carpet Department is full Of Choice styles Of
the best makes and low prioesL
Don't forget the place
GAlAART LEIDY
ee21 e2S 9Th and 700 Ut ~.
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The Least Kaown Part Of the oleAs.
From the New York Sun
Through the enterprise Of the Germans VINO
nave been exploring their new possessions IN New
ouinea' many very interesting facts about that
SIeat island are coming to light and in some re-
spects they are Changing the NOTIONS va had
derived from previous travellers who had few
opportunities for thorough study. DR. Horunp
tne Dotanist OF the exhibition, which the New
senn nsa eompany sent out TO Kaiser Wilhelm Land
avou l Two years ago mas returned home with
Its Inhabitants. S N'~AS'' al"
H., careful survey Of the long northeastern coast
natoors, though the coast was formerly SUPPOSED
70 oe out little fndented IL has long been asserted
Ssrons rf mat THIS coast was guarded by dan
sorVus reSis, winch, however, have not been dis
S So ny The Germans, whose steamers make the
journey from station TO station In the night time
been discovered also that the rivers of the north
ein hat OF the German coast oer surprising facil-
,s,e tor penetrating TO the very heart OF the
stand The Empress Augusta River, the largest
OF these water courses Is navigabie for OCEAN
going steamers Tor 100 miles, and v ssels drawing
~ ieet can easily ascend about 100 miles further.
several other rivers have extensive courses that
are navfgabe far inland
Differing modes OF life are found to have made
some curious notifications In the Papuan type.
Inc natives OF The Empress Augusta River, who
90 all Their travelling IN boats, have well-devel-
Speo arms put weak legs, white the people In the
NIL country, who are splendid mountain climbers,
have tine muscular legs and comparatively weak
arms The remarkable feature Of native naviga-
ton ON the Empress Augusta River Is that many
OF the people row their boats, though savageS the
world over almost invariably use the paddle only.
Although II was supposed That the entire inUe-
nor OF New Guinea was very thinly settled, towns
coataining more than 1000 Inhabitants have been
quite frequently found along The Empress Augusta
RIVER. There are, however, no very powerful
tribes or confederated communities and an In
credible confusion OF languages exists all over the
country. II Is FARE that language area Is miles
Wide 10 any direction can he found. The DIM
travelling over The country Ia OF course greatly in
creased by this multiplicity OF tongues.
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DuScANsos BROS. Aucsionesrl
LAND. NEAR TIMING CITY, TIE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

5hSR stsa s. E asfsSS
S::S e. .ss ,s:s. q. a.
iGEf Sss SSs stTsESET PAY 81 So tost :
Of Msshlstep. district Columbia TO W.T. All ,hoss
tcs Known asscSiSd :. Lot. %: ID .sd two
IL the asa IL Sss u sh
sSe . ss .. Sas e ma on the aide
one a. acre sn3 eight as S.reSss sHS
Terms u sale: $3.50. and expense. Of ,.,s ,pcud
ins s ,.es IN cash. baiance ~ equal instalmsns q,
sh.ser eearns interest from day q sal and BY
On 9Hs z Is. sSs sa b
y y;. ny &c 3 oos Tern. %
and q e
days pubic notte Of such resale some newspaper
essa - "'-Anf fv5kS g. K1xBA1L rru.,..
HHSossTsEEsssS, SALE n THIkTkIN NEM gHick
s Snsf Ab hR HEIAS1EE tfyESSE sotTa
STATES cAPi fnL SsoAA1S VI UNITED
By virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court of the
and iso dp Ss as ss Viii VIII
IoSEk = !: 1858. g FOUR G'cIodK p u Il, al ii
Lots 20 tns a. IT, sis q
AZ. 40. 30, 81, and so. in Waidron's subdivision OF
SQUARE 6!O duly recorded In book Is page z Of the
lots AZ to 81 iacusive Ii improved with .
bricA dwelling having TOUR roomA Lot 81 has . two
sk2ry prlck containing six roomA these lots viii b
OF sale as to each lot: one-thtrd of the pur-
cnsss-money In cash, and the balance in equal
sailnents. payable in and yesrs respectively
with interest ~ six cent per psysole semi
annually and by deed of ust on the property
po.t 500 on each S viii BE- rsaulred a. time Of
sale Terms must be complied with in ten days from
DAY OF ss or the property viii be rssOd the risk
ing 1T purchasers cost.
ANDREW B. DUvALL. Trustee,
Cor. y St and Ia ave.
JAS H. MARk. Trustee,
Al WILLIAMS, Trustee.
229 ~ ST. NV.
hoMAs L. wAGdAMAN, Real Estate ADeslOuser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFoRrABLE pwELI-
ING NO; ~ JACKSON ALLEY BEL WEN
sTkEETs NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF aeed Of trust duly recorded in Liper
Of columbia and 1t the request OF the party thereby
ths premises, on sAIUhDXI. OCTOBER sIXrH
square 2, iSl NO. o n NE NE
same At the northeast Of said ot thence south
80 feet; thence west II eet thence north 50 aud
rms ONE, t t a easE of which $50 mus. b. paid
tx twelve aud eighteen months Tor which poies o.
purchaser, bearing Interest from day OF ssie snI g.
cured 6y deed OF trust properly sold be taken
II tsrIus are not complied wih in twelve GAYS from
sale VIII Be rssoid st rsk aud cost Of default
T.E WkdGHSaAN rrussssa
se26dAds T.. E wAGuAMAN. Auct.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
aCo,.r.6 w,rx,v. is Georgia.

ux rrkzoptzva ms -ourx M auYToS BIT PREDICTING
FElEFUL EAKTBocAKk
ATLANTA. Ga. oct. "A panic among the col
ored people Of Guyton Is reported ana negroes are
praying there VINO were never known 20 oe aeSout
before. In fact. the village has Wigsins 10 sne
person OF simmons a timer. summons say tnat
voice from heaven has told hin 70 warn Ine PEG,
Die or SnVfon fbaf Il Is shortly 10 De visited Dy an
earthouake unless tne people stop th,ir s'il prac,
tIces 800 maj It will be OF such Violent
a.S ,s~ will be left 10 tell the
tale. simmons has written out the warning
in ds,.I and Toes IRON house 70 house, reading "
70 hoIS xhtlas and c0lOre1 At the African
MethodIst cnurcn. during the temporary absence
=, $500 n eII, simmons occupied the pulpit. and
took Inc prealcIsI earthquake as MS subject
~ ,oeetibg Listed until Iate hour, and the con-
sa1I1,o rs worked w 10 the highest pitch by
ne 1sery,d oratory OF the speaker, vino predicted
~. Srest destruction OF lite and property, which
- tdsfoIIoW 10 the wake OF the earthquake The
sscroesI supersGitl0us 70 the last degree, have
sseso S,mmons' predictions as true, and their
sTscf IN the ignorant cOlored people has been
sneh a. 10 demOrallze them Many who are In
srT,ce nave refused 70 perform their duties until
slmmOos' earthquakes come 10 c0nFiDce taeA Oh
fhe error OF their ways. simmons, ON nls return
rom church. preached along tine streets
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W SO Pa n

PEREMPTORY SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE QN Virginia AVENUE BETWEEN
vIEdH 4SD vsiXTH STREEIs. BEING No. sos
Oa NoNDAf AFTERNOON, OCTOBER EIGHTH.
1888 tfOoR O'CLOCK, we will sell in front Of The
Premises, ct public suction. ~ VI quo
Sub Luz II. SQUARE $40. OF MENIKHEIM's
3, BDiVisIOS OF LOT s.
fronting 14.l5 on virxipls ayann. and
ny two-st3ry frame dwellings being No sos Virsinis
This sale beD9 reremptory one makes II an elsxsnt
opportunity Tor paying investment,
Terms ~ Usual and made known At sale A deposit
Oh Shy required when properly il sold.
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FOREIGNERS In FK.ScE-T

FOREIGNERS IN FRAScE--The Paris Temps de-
tlaIes tHat PRESIDENT Carnots decree In regard TO
4oisieheIs ~ France Is impossible OF execution,
anu tbat opposition will be raised to &c In the
'-,l - concerning foreigners who propose to
d,ps sSys tney may rest assured that the decree
vii hOe DC allowed 70 interfere with French cour-
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= rom tue philadelphia Times
one Of the victims Of the yellow fever at Tampa,
Fl-, Was Father ID. J. sullivan q Roman Catholic
priest, who went south from Newark, N j., at the
outbreak Of the epidemic and assumed charge OF
- Augustus church he stood praveIy Al his
post, iii listerfng to the sick and dying until
strlcAen with the fever himself, dying on Septem-
Der ~ six days after he was ATTACKED
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INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
An immense collection of Household Furniture to be
soi1 ~ my auction rooms, SA URDAY, &C ODER
A. H. 1888, commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK en-
Drdcink- -
flns Paror Furniture. French Plate Mantle and Pier
Mirrors, Five Pianos Several Orysns Cahipet and
Mantel Bedste.da Handsome Walnut marble TIP
t.nalnoer rnfture, i'll sets and sepa ate pieces:
Fine HAIR Mattresses, Ash and Painted Cottage Fur
nture, Couches and Easy Chairs, Splendid LIT of
carpets. Cooking, Heating stoves, toket.. Or with
about 900 other separate pieces of furniture
ALSO, Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
convenience of sale.
Also. Al TWELVE O'CLOCK,
One Gas Engine, one horse.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Six good Draft ID Srses;
One Coupe, with kobes Whip, &c.
New aud secondhand Carriages, Busgies, Wagops
oc42t THOMAS BOWLING Auc tioneer.
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Hi. Heart Cut IN Two.

CHAzLxsIoS, W. Va. Oct. A very mysteri-
Gus case OF murder came 10 light here yesterday
through the nnding OF the BODY OF Henry Tyree In
the log caoln OF John HamOrek- There were Ten
lnlIe wounds In the body Oi LAe deau man, one oi
them cutting hts heart In Two. de had Deeh uedu
Tor Iyenty.f1u hours at least Hamprlck has dis
appeared ami ais whereabouts are unknown.
both men were lumOeTmen-
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Soap Ous ~ tho GrounA.

From the N. Y. Mall and Exprsss
california Is WONDERFUL country" said .
chemist who has experimental largely in the man
ufacture Of soap. ~but never expected TO hear
that soap could be gathered up In any country
with shovel Now, got letter from Q friend
out there who tells me that company has been
from clay. don't know anything yet about the
quality OF the soap they are going TO make, but
they have borax, oil and Aikad In the ground out
might be the RESULT
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

sChLpULE IN EFFECT APRIL - 1888
l a. Sf Nwss SEEssr IRON sTsToS cosSrs
for Ch.caxo sa.d North.sst s.pres. dsliT 10 s..
Tor 6nc,nn.u and s, ,.u,. erprs.. daily s.,t
70. httsbux and Cleveland e1prs.. daily 40 .sSA
kor ksIinrton and Local Stations ,io.ioam
mr. Eos ana rs p%' daily .s eapr m.%'n''a 's'
pbsas ~ s,n:d.t. pons b. seen Baltimore AL
a. fSr sinssr'y and ntermrdiatr point> 81 30 A..
for B.itimor. 5. $50. 40. $50, $50, s..s. n
Ram in s,o nm b an .. Y iS
os 80 's ssa sss Y s sss 3 8 ..saa
fcr Ann. rolls. o 40 and 30 m. 1910 aud q 30
s.1s 40 s.s ;n. Los. s SO ga go a '' ss an
fsf MsS si.iien. between Washington and s.Ie-
1s D 90 $50 an Y 10 $50 s:s,. e;<SaA
Tor si.tions on the k.troposan brsacS. 70 rs .
"a ~ gG log Pa1neips stations oniy: no loan.
ior aaithsr-bur and intsrmedass poiRis team
For Boyd's ana nier nniH st.tiona " pmt,
Church train leaves ws-hinston on sunday only
iI5 pm. stopping n ~ stations IN Metroyontaa
IoI frsiericn flo :loam. "a t4:3aA t5.3osa.
Sundays as sm
ioi Lursy aud points ON the Shenandoah Valley
r 70 Roanoke, aud al polnI. south Norfolk and
1rs,ns arrive from chic.so as,y 2 :.g an, ana BIS
and So 3. Ia: irom Pittsburr daily 20 M ) Is
4. : .
From PhilsdelphiA. Ches sr and Wilmington 10 40
o. m. 2 DO. q 40. and y.U5 .. daily.
From sinserly and Intermediate points north Of
Baltimore 10 m. daily aud IL Is M. sunds only
1rsins leave baltimore fur Washington at . "a.
uts r.inl = m. I'LL. 2. q 4;l0. . q q 20, Ia
b 80, and IL D. On sundays. BlO, 70. y Ga, 10
M; i:l5. . 10. 8. 3. 30 y IS. \ 30 an 40 J6pM
fE,cept sunday. .Daily: SUNDAY oniy.
b pKsge called for and checked at bOtsls and rssi-
demo orders left st ucAet ofices. 0ls aud laSl
lennsy wanna
v. n CLtMENra CHAS o sCUII.
ap30 Gen MApaser. Gen Pass. Ass7t
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wink Is As good ~ written prescription 70
knowing sod2,watsf eisfk--Hofef Mad
The eccenule phenomena q this peculiar year
trict In Kentucky has prohibltIOS canasdsss IN
the neid.-Ns0 York Ks,td -
=. Miss Prunella benesziss theS nruc sIseptne car
natse s.seTS,LAn fye sass you locked the door,
Puck 'as cosos mr.
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, ksIhtks RABBIT ExTERAIS AroR SUCCESSFUL
" > W, 70 the effect thar Ms method ~, he ~
81, ~ .s VI raoolIs has been tired experfment-
80 . ~ nu'oe Island, In Port Jackson harbor and
Has proved perfect success -~
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TC1hz doctor-'They don't bleed people as they
ID 70 10 twenty thirty years ago, DO they pro-
-srI" Profsssor-'.So not with the lancet -
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CHANCEhY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ nEAL ESIAlE IN THE CITl OF WASHI Nlj.
T0N DISTRIGTOF COLUMBIA, KNOWN AS No

District OF Columbia passed on til I'd dsy of ocfohar
iSss ID dtqn ause No l65 Docket 20 the I'M
OF the premises, ON FRIDAY, The NINETEENTH
R S!hip O h< oSSIUUBEH A. d. 1888. q, HALF-PAST
ground ana premises known Lot 10 square 2S,, on
IN GROUND plat VI the city OF Washing on Distr CT Of
ColulnDa and Containing thirty seven hundred feat
OF grounu, more or less with The improvements
house and stable, ing No. l2l4 81 "a W.
Terms OF saIe One third OF pure base money in cash
residue ~ equal lnstalments ct year from
day OF sale with interest at per centum per snnum
payable semi-annuaily notes to gwen Tor deferred
symentS secured by deed vt trust the property or
the utcnAser may pay all cash Terms Of sale TO BE-
complied with within ten days. All onveysacing aud
ceptAnce Of bid.
MYRON N. PARKER Trustee,
14l8 st. NV.
Ma
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from Health.
The custom, prevalent among physicians, a.
wen as the iaity. OF tightly bandaging or tying
up the eye as soon as it becomes fnffamed or sore
Is Dad one. The effect upon the eye ID bad Il
preciuoes the free access and beneficial effects of
the cool air and ct the same time prevents or
greatly retards the free egress of the hos eeara
ana morbid secretions Of the innamed contunctiya
of cofnea or both. In those Cases too where a
foreign SUBSTANCES has got into the eye the bandare
twnlco - usually eiapped on the nrst Lhins1
presses Tue HOS more closely against the ball and
menting the laeefsllOns caused by the foressn
oody. fhis eAAnot fsii " be harmful In mo-
czses where The light ~ painful il u my habit 20
aoJuft over tLs esEaa q neatly ntting shade
whlch While II excludes tbs iigat allows the free
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YRON N. PARKER. Truste
...a~ 14lS Ut. NV.
A. MACDONALD MCBLAII, Trustee
1424 New iorA ave.
OONCANoON bROS., AuCta. ocA-dkda

II TVOSE CO.. Auctioneer., 800 It. &C.
~ VIII sell by auction on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
Sixth at FIVE O'CLOCK p. Al, Frame House. sit
uated IN an alley, between aud aud 18th aud l4th
sale. nc{{-Sts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt VERNON. MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W W CORCORAN
Leaves Tth street what daily ieacef sunday for M
Vernon and 1lser landings down Inout -
10 clock q beturnins. ru.cbcs w.snlnstop
sbout :. 80 y.
sl0 l. l. BLAKE osptsin
lrOk POTOMAC RIVER LANDINSs.
II NEW IRON STEAM -MAKEf1ELp
Leaves 9TH OF. wharf on MONDAYS III ksDAYe
snd SATURDAYS st am Returning fUksDhfA
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS D. M. touChjn. at hiverAsnd.
inKs isr Noiaini crsek Va 81 lensent. issy 4
Leonsrdtowi. Md. Connects with b aud " h u As
Shepherds. See schedule Johs y. PADoEfi. Az
CIV. DLEY, Manager. Axo
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Nov RrApx
FALL AND WINTER STYLES
HATS.
DRESS SILK HATS s5. o. AND o.
ALL THE LEADING STILES
HATS
AT a. s25o. %. ssso. o. AND O.
BOYS HATS. 7oc 10 g.
With Gold. sEvsr and Natural Wood HandlsA
JAMES T. DAVIS soNa
Corner Pennsylvania sya md 18th A
sepe-lms
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LADIES GOODS

II NJ DRESS suIELps ARR THI 1EsT. MANp.
~ factursd by the brooklyn She'd 10 Rrooki,n
sod BY Al lssaans dry -soods Aousss . taiss4
Utn<o4 Ocltofebl
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aussaonssr.

hUsCAN6ON BROS. AuctioueerA
CaANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
ABLE IMPROVED kEAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed OF trust from Thomas Green
Decemoer D. 1851 In l. Der No. 1885, ct folio 354
ct SEQ one OF the land records District of
iumbiA aud OF sdscrse VI the supr urt OF the
Dist ict OF Columbia paused septelnb,r "a 1883 in
dwsrd Green aud othsrs ron. plain aud ss all
:: hehnsd, An Others are respondsnts. vii
st flvE O'Clock NJ. in front Of
the premises ali OF g1pA lot g. in square with the
iI rovement& sistn,g recently buit two story
brick house 80. 929 21th st W., with back build
ing and ods &c. his lot fronts ~ inches on
21th a. w. Depth l3o feet 3O-foot alley IN rear. a.
1erlus sale DepOsit OF 1900 reauired At
thine sale. lerns o. sale to be compiled with within
seven days from day o. sale All conyeysucig PUG
chzsers cost NO reserve bid No riyste sale
THOMAS NJ flELDs. Trustee.
Al kendal Building,
so-20d nd ID m w.
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The Llama and the Bridegroom.

From the Philadelphis North American
A few days ago newly-marr1ed couple, after
making round OF the garden, stopped In front OF
the nama's Enclosure, and John began feeding 1t
with ginger cake. The bride was continually ex-
hortng John TO ''give the beautiful animal more.
The animal had eaten several cakes when IL grew
frightened at something, and, raising It's head
hdwked and sent the ginger cakes, ma shed into
dough, square Into Johns lace. The bride almost
tainted. Out, recovering herself, ran up TO Head
keeper Byrhe, VINO was standing near conyused
with laughter. and in an excited tone OF voice.
with tears In her eyes, asked II it was poisonous
IL TOOK nall an hour TO convince her IL was not An
amateur Photographer attempted 70 take photo
grdph OF the animal, and was about to uncover the
lens wnen shower or oats fell over and around
him, proceeding from the mouth OF 1.-THE Innocent
looking Creature"
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A UCTION SALE OF PREMISE NOS eS3 AND
"A Y35, ON TWENTY.IIFTH STREET BEFWEEE
land STREETS NORrAWEsI, AND VACXNT
h9TS tHqkIiNo On ArHIkTY'FOOT AILEY
As assgnss in bankruptcy cause No. SAL pending IN
the supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia In -
Rutlc :IStiSp y 5ESpt e " p,sp,,sa
NJ Lots Nos So 81. 81 s. and So u tn subdryis,on
by Mary - fntyias Of or,g.nA Lot u. IN sQaass "a
improvements thereon. co1ssting Of two
frame dWsliinss.
Terms; One-fourth eosh; tha balance In six twelve
md eixhseea moaths, WITH Interest at six per can't
rom oay q ale. or ~ cseh desired Deferred pay-
in.u.ancs o. the property 70 my s.tstscson. Al con-
dsposat On accspsanee Of each BID
SA1ks q kDwARDs Assaspsa
TH0A BOWLING. Auetsonses. asSSecSls