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NEW YORK, july 1S.-Fanny L. @. Davenport
Prince, the actress, has been granted an absolute
dlVorce ny Judge Barrett, OF the Supreme Court
from her husband, Henry S. Price. The decree
Was filed on June &.
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FrRE-ALARN Box For TUE TRRAsrRY Brnp-
N0-Superintendent Miles, OF the District IRE
alarm service, has placed an alarm box In the
Treasury Department. near the l5th-street en-
trance. The box Is numbered 1856, and IL Is TO be
Qse0 EXCLUSIVELY for The Treasury DEPARTMENT.
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COL LAMONT has returned to Washington from
q short visit to McGrawville n Y
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TO REDUCE POSTAGE,
The Dealh Record.

During the twenty -four hour hours ending at !
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reported to the
health office follows: Jno. Jackson colored, sc
years; Deozier Davidson, white, 20 years; Jno. W.
Taylor, white, 2 months; JAS. W. Payne, colcred,
months; Blanche johnson, colored, z months;
Gertrude r. Canter, white, year; Rachel Perry.
years; Edw. Beverly, coored, 5 months; Emily c.
carter, white, 5S years; Andrew L Barbour, col
ored 81 days.
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THE GALENA and the Ossipee arrived at Newport
to-day.
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NNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
That never oreaks, never out alw ays CLEAN
slo cab ~ WIN while Ssllksux
Ii IVx ssle ~
CHAS FiSHERS
A.. ,-,.. Ia III street ortlwest.
An. flsAER dsvosss Lss aI,sL,,~L " NE w.ssts u
~eAS xesseAS hIl
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER-The following
were the readings al the Signal once to-day: a
~, g.; pm, 10: maximum. 80: minimum, 90.
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CHICAGO, July l6-1he greatest crowd yet as
semoleu 10 witness The court proceedings AGAINST
the Burlington dynamitefS was present to-day
Further examination OF the in.orIner, Alexanuer
Smith, was Watyed,
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A NGOSTURA B1TTEkS Is HOUSEHOLD
Awo ali over the world For over nifty Years 1t has
advertised itself BY Its merits 1t il advertised to
warn the publ c agsiust counterfei,s the genuine
ARTICLE s luan ufsctured by III. >. q. b. Slt0EkI
Suns. @
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A 100000 Ei,e In Chi ago.

PARIS, July lS.-Presdent Carnot left Paris to.
daS Tor GrenOb.e, In the department OF ISere, u
attend the celebrations OF the revolution.
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JAMES S. EARLE 4 Sons.
No. SIG CHEST nut STRLET. PHILADELPHIA
New and beautiful WATER COLORs, by Sslisnti
NEW III CAINds AND ENGRAvINGs
Exquisite PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUTOTYpES,
GkAVUkES AND FAC sian LES. Appropriately
framed pictures tor WEDDING GIFT, ANNIvLR-
SAkIES, SEASIDE and SUBURBAN HOMES. All the
kOGEhS ukOUfS. 3e20
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MAILER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctloneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

il T1Cf B11f1 u I-D
REAL L TATE ON S. NE.
Ry virtue Of deed Of trust to US the undersigned
trustees. dated the l1sh day of May. 1887. and
corded IN Liber 1894. folio Is ct seq OF the Land
cords OF the District OF iumba. aid al the request
OF the holders OF the note secured til, reby, uefat in
payment OF said note having made. fer
Tor sale IN front ~ the prenis No 80 h ST.
THUR DAY. JULY TWENTY SIX II, at II LIZ
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described
real estate situate Ia the city Washington District
oi Columbia desert ed as follows, The eeven
GID ieet eight tsJi ches ront Of lot Numbered two
HUNDRED aid fUrty-hye (24J). and the eight 90
feet TOUR ~ inches OF lot numbered two hundred anu
forty ELK CS4b by the depths of ID lots b. f. Gil
bert's suodIvsl Ii OF SQUARE numbered hundred
aud seyenty-nve 6.5j. improved By brick dwelling
house, being No 10 X st. he.
Terms: One-thIra cash. balance in two and three
years secured by deed Of the property inter-
est al SIX per cent 20 per cent? aDle
sei-ainu ly, or all cash. at the optic Of the pur-
chaser drIosl OF one hundred dollars 100 will
be qulred at the time ol ii not
complied with III ten days from day the prop
erty VIII be rrsold at purcnaser's risk and
ole weeks pubic notice. All convey anciug at Dur.
chaser's cost
WIN r. WOODWARD. Trustee
ty14-dSds LEROY NJ TAYLOR. A ru,t
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York SlO<

New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and cosny prices Of
ia, New York stock Market, b reported by sprciai
Nne To Coison and mccartney. l4l3 street
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Gen. BOulancer Feverish.
PARIS, July 1S.-Gen. BUulanger was fevertst
last evening, but he has since improved.
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The SrNnAY HERLIn

The SUNDAY HERALD LlTIGATIoN.-To-day bill
was filed by Messrs. cook sutherland, Tor X. G.
Hewitt against !. n. BurrItt, Elizabeth Burr1tt
ana D. c. stanton, trustee, TO restrain the sale OF
the effects OF the Sunday Herald under deed or
trust given May 18Th last TO secure debt alleged
to be due Mrs. Burritt.
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w hen baby was siek. ws esvs hsr Oassoria
When ale was . child. abe cried for Csstosia
When she becsa,e Aiss. abe chung " Csstorta
Mlsl Als Lsa SLliursn. sass save tnsan G~ssuriA
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Gen. Sheridan Feeling,

Gen. Sheridan Feeling We'll.
NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 18.-Gen sheridan
passed a comfortable ght and Is reported as
feeling well thtS mOrnng.
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THE CINCINNATI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gard
ner chief OF the drafting division, Patent once
and lately appointed Government commissioner q,
the Cincinnati Exposition, is IN the city for few
days. He reports that the exposition is a great
success, and the Government exhibit the finest
ever sent TO any exposition, not excepting that In
PHILADELPHIA In 1876
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wM r. WOODWARD, Trustee
y14-dSds LEROY NJ TAYLOi, rust e.
VNhoMAS pOwLiNu. Aucuoneer.

CaANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY, BEING PART OF "FLEICHALL'S
Oh NNCE." 81 UATED NEAR TENALLYTOWN
DC. AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACnEs OF
GROUND.
By virtue Of a decree of the Sup enc Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed in kqIty Cause No.
lll3I Will sell 81 public suction, upon the
on TUESDAl. the I'VE ii-FOUh ii BAY OF
JULY. A. u: 1855 at SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ, part OF a
tact Of land III the County II Washington District of
Columbia, known Is 'F.etchalrs Chance and con-
tanning twenty t20j acres 4 Land distant about y III lie
from lenaiiytow-. olng part of the tormer Is
owned " Johu l. Chapel and particularly desc iDrd
IL the proceedings lad IN the above mentioned
Terms If sale One If d cash aud the ba.a Ice in
one ad twO yars With interest from the day OF sale.
to oe secured b. IN Notes % the purchaser
chas RS OPTION II the terms not conpli d
twenty days the Trustee the ri ht resell at
the ef.ul Ing purch risk aid de o-it
800 Will be required the Of sale Taxes
pad to the day All convey ancing and record
Ing at tie purcAA
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Trustee.
iy12-d&ds sun Bu ldne
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer&

III
oHANCEKY SALE Oh IMPROVED ALLEY IROp.
IkIi
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
prstrIt Of Column a, Iassed ia Equity tause No
llUSs. docket %, L trick U'Dea ~ Mary Cd a
Town - al on july II. ISSS, will II in tue
,u,ises. o SAL kDAY. July TwrNIi- FIkS l.
1855. al HALE-lASI l. ~ r. L. NJ. that parcel of real
esia deseribed - Lot 40 ia Lawrence O'Dea ct al
SUBDIVISION OF OrlZlHa Lot squa Z 50, improved
b. a t~O-styry rsne under rent.
TENS OF sale Is prescribed by decree IRE cash
Hop lVlOsit at time OF sac. Terms must be COM
Piled with atLIn Se day :, I.sale will be made a,
cost OF dtau tinx purt aftr tive days puDIiC
BOtce All coaNeyalclnk. &C. at purch2ss RS De-
cree also sutAoIlz.s private "a. on sal terms
THOMAS VI. lIGLDS, Trustee.
40 Fendall Building, corner An and ID sts. NV
iy1J-dSds
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1850
n ESTABLISHED:
1850

THE NATIONS MONUMENTAL wuaEA
129. 151. lbs RkHnA Ava wusI.
sIATUxEY HOHuNESIS za1 0Ak6n yAaA
80. 49, sShS,ss soe ~ q s 49,
kEQk1vkkA, H ths - hv1ng l1aliae e.aAZoR
aeehe oBV1ee - ~ Vue1xc.
S 1888 8 40" so sHskuAms-.as~
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ITO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
.02 aud % Park Place New York"

Thus Is VITA NUOVA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the aged and the inf ant NJ remedy has ever
comm inded such Spontaneous Endorsements. No
remedy has many friends The stomach and nerves
ate the causes OF troubles. VITA MO A"
quickly brings them into normsi condition one dose
OF VIA NUONA" Wi diEest u hearty meal in one to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain Refreshing sleep aud perfect health Will follow
its Pure blUJd its coup uon. 1t Is not wine
of and counterieits and substitutes have proved
uuavaliny aplS-0m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

AlEAafk JOAN ". THyMPsON,
~ COinnleIlt.Lg MONDAY June - iSSS for Io.o-
has i,4F' landings a. SO.On.Al Beach. Nonlnl,
tGrTOLl4u. al aIatUwn-
Leave ON 81 cet WHAT q: 4 am. Monday, WedneS-
GSS. AID rl,.y. all LANDINGS nrst-c ass 30
cent. secOId-c42ss. 81 cents l. ". EMMAEI,
a-l-cN Ial SIaIsxer
)OIOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il for laliituor- aud tooInac River Landings.
Steamer SUI Capt OeOghexAn. leaves stepIeusor,s
Wharf even SUNDAY. ~ O'clock y. ~ Iliyas
Gelzht must b. prepaid
iOr iurtAeE IuiVEAllII4On. apply TO
s1EfAkNSOS& BRO
ni:y- 6ln ~. .tr.,t ,1S,-,
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w EKS 4 Co, Aucuoneers
w 6J7 LOUISIANA ave-, opp. City Post-on

"' ., WY >-'' Ae''~~
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CONTENTS OF ZEN uUJ FURNISHED ROOMS.
SONS TING OF BtD-kooM Skds IN Ash
fE s. T. ihBLks: HALL khGk sESE EYER
FINE HEATING STOVES. PARLOR SUITS.
tROCkEkY. GLASSMAkE. AND GENERAL
AsSOkl MINT OF GOODS 100 NCMEROu ,
10 MENTION, AT AUCTION. FRIDAY MJkN-
ING, July TWENTIETH, Al TEN A. jylS-2t
w ELLER REPETTI REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
w SO Tenn. ave. see
PEREMPTORY SALE OF SIX FINE LOTS ON
SPRUCE AND JUMPER STREETS. LIE DROIT
FAkk.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
TIL I'D AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, will
Luis 1. 8, AND PAhn OF LOTS AND T.
BLOCK 2, LIE DROlT PARK
these lots have q front OF $50 feet on SPRUCE
81 RET and 12o feet on JUNIPER STREET (being
6h street exteneedJ aud contain a6out22 600 square
fet Of ground beng the best lots in the Park
Terms: OLe-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to lie given beari cent per annum
Interest payable semi ualy from day OF sale al
To be secured by deed OF trust reinis all cash
al opaon Of purchaser deposit oi $50 REQUIRED at
time OF sale Couyeyan sc. purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
flgt we'd to resell at risk and cost vi purchaser
sitrr nve days public notice in some newspaper pub
II. he'd IN Washington, d. {. little good
ylSd DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
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beld In all the classified post-ofices OF the couI
Try on the first Tuesday in August
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AUCTION SALES.
vTHoMAs rowLINo, Auctioueer.

MAGNIFICENr P,RLoR UPRIGHT GRAND ROSE
MOOD PIANO. COST 600; VERY HANDSOME
PA An ~, SUITE IN SILK PLUSH MoQUET
MInboR- BACK EIEGER. FRENCH PLATE PEE
PIE kf is s pht ta IN
TOP Tabs. WINDOW HANGlNGS, u
fEhlOl. " AINUT CHAMBER FURNi IRE. IN
SITS AM sEPAR TIE PIECES, HAND ONE
ME k, ,0tk- 1, sSS MAkDRQBEs, xEEH M
C9ECHLs AND LOUNGES, FEATHER Pill:
LOWS AND 80, TIERS. BEDDING. ANTIQUE
TABLES GINA AND GLAIs WARE, LARGE
NJ MBLk OF HEATING sTOvES KtFRlGEKA-
iOh, OIL CLOTH. KITCHEN. REQUISITES,
&c. &C.
This fine collection of Household Effects will BE- sold
az fu,ne suction on WEDNESDAY, july TWt My.
flf ID. 1888. commencinV at TEN O'CLOCK. at
residence Az str et sdJoininr the Rigx~ House.
lylSdts THOS. DOWLiNG Auctioneer.
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big Thing for Washingt0nl
From the Kansas City Times.
It is well understood that Mr.. Fuller will soon
reside in Washington. Not tn. plain, unimportant
Melville Fuller OF Chicago but the great and only
Fuiier OF New Oriean ;, The Crack shOit-slop. What
Is an insignificant chief justice TO a baseball
player who Is santed on q dozen fields?
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| Mr.. RANpAILs CoNpITIoN.-At3 O'Clock Mr.. RAN
dali had suffered no relanse
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

AUCTION SALES.
THsS AFTERNOON.
CHARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Broker
AUCTION SALE OF DWELLrNs HOUSE. e35 n
RET NUkIHWEsT:
w Sher for sale tor owner Il tTppt Of the PreEi-
"a ,e,, GG OK PM lot 10 square &c., Lot is
s SS DE- D. sS 90
Terms c mad tnoTR day O. NV Ssl prossr
GEo. W sl.ChN y. AucuoneeE yl44t
TO-MORROw.
WEEKS Co. a, Aae.,onssrs. 90. co.. ou..
HOUSEHOLD TgRNIrY,E Il yARIEJ,y,,;G z
ftIS MAIi Gss fAHbo d ANp Cht daIN
5 IA +. SIP Sq Ss 4 s THk +.
LOSS ASfIaGEr nMIkhSa-n1 Kxre ssigS
sPkiNGs, LLAiHEn LOUNGES, CTS. .IAiii
AMI shUCk NJ AlT.EssES.
LOT OF ASSORTED IGifSITgEE FOR ACCOUNT
DAY. JCLi NiSEIEEN il. AZ iES AN II
nUNCANsON Bios, Auctloneers.
IiLor MARE SIX EARS OLD. " Az
BAL sf1l He t ou OF PSI STAY RH TiE5f
At AUCTION.
TNELVL O'CLOCK NJ. we will sci. in front our
salesroolDs, 9h and sts. the sOov manned valu-
anle Colts ms sale Presents excellent oppOr-
rsniiy 10 o tain two ysluaole animals iyl6-3t
"A hoMAs DOWLINa Auclloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No AGO STREET
SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
OF the District vi luIba, IN q wherein Ida
iorrrst and others We're cVnplainsnts aud Abraham
hehdisk and others were deieudant- and Known
IGu ~ Cause No. 1860. Docset Ne. %, the under
signed Irustee wIll, TIL RSDAl. the NINE
TLEN n DAY OF JULY. lssS. at HALF-PAsT FIX
O'CLOCK j. III front 4 the premises, sell at public
auction all OF thai parcel and lot IaId the
CITY OF Washington, III said District, known and
being Lot o.. OF Abraham kendIck snd Others subdi-
vision VI Lots IS aud -, III SQUARE oi. viii the i'm
prONeiHents thereon, Consisting Of twostory Brick
House.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: One third
of the purchase money cash and tue balance in equal
istalnen.s in and two years, notes of
the purchaser and dre OF tr st the said Uperty,
or ali casn, al purcnasers option Terms cal to be
complied with wlthiL ten days from the day OF
sale, or the trustee the light resell at the
cost and lisk VI tn deIaultng purchaser All convey
sncIns at purchasers cost. deposit VI 100 uired
on the day uf sale.
BENJAMIN LEIGHTON, Trustee,
y1-dS1s once Az Louisiana ave. II.
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MI. VERNON. SIT. IkkNON!

NJ 'EENoN' MT. vEkNoN!
STEAMER ". ". COErORAN
IeavGs sth-strr,t nrf daily frxcei St LAW for Nj
Vernon ard kIser Landings far down A. Il. mont ~
10 CiO1k - la. l.eluEnInz, reaches Nasll.xtou
auOCt : 10 y.
sI1 L l. BLAME. Captain
IGOR IOToMAC RIVER MINIS
n NV IRON STEAM X "wAKkFIELD-
JelNn~ stE - wharf ON MONDAYS. TN lisp AVS
az al GHDAl~ at z Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm. touc hin at klverIand-
Ia q tr NOiLi Creek. Va ~ Elements LAY a
leuHaEitBN =. MI. connects with Il and o. j. Y. at
s.ept,rT!s - schedule. JOIN u. PADGETI. AT
e ". IA DIZZY. Msuazer. AZ
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'hOAAo DONLlNt. AuctIOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No AGO n STREET
GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. s3c street.

GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. e3C street.
AUCTION SALE OF THR zE-sToRY HOUSE, WITH
ALL THE NODEhN IMPROVEMENTS AND
ELEGAN1LI FINISHED BEING ROUSE No.
14lS FIFTEEN II STR EI NORTHWEST.
will offer for SALE to close the affairs OF syua cate,
SalUhDAY, j. LY TMENTA-f IRST, 1883, at
HALF-PAoI FIVE O'CLOCK y. Al, lot l34, square
1875.
4 rms made known at time Of sale. 800 required
jyi6dSds clio W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE

'NHOMA5 BOWLING, Auct,oneer
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Rig Thing for Washington

Maggie C. Banes has bought Of 8. D. Webb TO
$780, nve lots in Long Meadows
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GO.NORROW
WEEKS Co, Auetioneers,
w 637 Louis ave. opp. City Post-Ofice
BI.Oo Auct.oneers.

oAfY MARE By GOLD DUST OUT OF STAR
PILOT MARE. SIX YEARS OLD
BAl sIALLlOS, FIVE YEARS OIL. BY WASH
INGION RATTLE. OUI OF STAR PlLOT
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SAIL uf A COhf ADLf
l. DIV ELLlNG HOUSE No. IO2 NIhGINIA AVE
NlE. olPoslIE ihE SMITHSONIAN ms l.
TUE GROUNDS.
BY virtue I certain deed of trust recorded in
Lber No. 1887, folio 3O2 ct seq, OF the land
corJls OF The District Columbia and at the reques
OF the party secured We Wal sell at public auction,
IN tr1nt OF tie prem SIS, to tn highest bdde On
THURSDAY, The lMENrl-SIXTd DAY or JULY.
A. ID. 1855 al HALE-PAS FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ,
that piece OF land situate IN Wish nXon city, u. C..
and known As 10: numb d nineteen (i9g. of Abrani
T. arksr orued Odivisiop of part of original 10,
$ ven t1) in square three hundred and twenty-five
l321t inIproved by y SUBSTANTIAL AID table
frame dNe ns house.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money in
cash. within days from the uay vi sale and the
balance III two quail payments at one and two years.
with interest at from the day If sale. and
cured by deed OF trus on The property sold. the
purchase money maj be paid cash aepuslt OF 20
VIII tie r CURED when til property is sod All con-
ancIng AT the purchasers If the of sale
are not complied with within ten days the day
sale the trustees the right to resell the
~ at tn cost and rlsk of the detautig purchaser
alter nve days adveE tisemeIt in newspai er
printed and publ he'd in the said city
MILL GlLt.A /, y" id B0SAKM ,,l Trustees.
jyl4-d&is GEO. W. STICKNIY Auct
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On THURSDAY. July NINETEENTH. 1883, al
TNELNL O'CLOCK NJ. We will sell in front OF our
saIesrooDs. 81. and sts. the aOoy manned valu
anIe Colts. 4 his sale Presents q excellent oppJr-
UNITY 10 o tain two vsluaole animals. 1yl6-3t
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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
STOCK OF GROCERIES. CoMPRI ING FLOUR
TIA, COFFkE, SUGAR, CAM d GOODS, sAi
DdNEs; PlChLEs. YEAST PoWDEk sTARGH
BROOM~ VINEGAR, MOLAosEs. SYklPS
WOODEN d MiLLoW-MAHE CRoCkEIiY
HAhD ARE. PAINS, CADDIES LIQUOkn
PLAI FORM AND CUUNTEE SCALES, hon SAFE
DISK. SHOW ). LANCE ICE-BOA, COUN.
ILRs, BIAS. SHELVING.
ALSO,
Two HORSES. WAGON. BUSINESS BUGGY. FAM
iLf CAi;RIAGE PhALlON. HAkNEso. i've
On FRIDAY MOANING, JULY Nv, METH. a,
Ten o. LOCK. vii sell at No 1870 l4th
street northues stock OF hne Groceries, whlcl
the attenuon or dealers aud priv-te buyers
fully called Vl6-4t
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-10
Both Were Shocked.

Mrs Shamm TO Mrs. Gall-We really
cant make up our minds as TO where
we will go this summer. Mr.. Shamm
would like TO have the girls aud 90
abroad, but tell him won't hear OF
It unless he can go with us, and he
says he is really too busy 10 20 this
year, although he might run over for
week or two and come home with us.
Mrs. Gall TO Mrs Shamm-we have
talked great deal about doing
Europe this summer, aud at one time
had quite made up our minds to 90.
but 40 many OF our friends are going 10
Bar Harbor. and they are 80 persistent
in their entreaties for us to go with
them, that we have almost allowed
ourselves to be persuaded into giving
up Europe for this year and dividing
our time between Newport and Bar
ilarbor. We may, however, run over
to Paris for the last Of the season. |
rather think we shall.
Mrs. Shamm-How nice il we could
arrange to all come home together.
Mrs. Gallon, that would be- lovely
We really must try to arrange 1t that
way.
Mrs. Shamm tc Mr.. Shamm-Mrs.
Gall was here To day, and all of the airs
woman ever put on she put on the
most. Talked about doing Europe"
and spending the summer at Bar Har-
bor! l could hardly keep by face
straight. Europe, indeedl AS If /
didn't know they were going to do as
they always do-stay right here IN the
city al summer excepting for a few
weekD In August, when they'll 90 a
few miles into the country to forty
ninth cousin of Mr.. Calls where they
get their board for nothing. That's
Just what they'll dol
Mrs. Gall to MIR. CALL called at
Mrs. Shamms to-day and the assurance
Of that woman grows greater every
day. She had the face to sit and tell
me that they expect to go abroad" this
summer and that Mr.. Shamm would
like to run over" and come home
with them. looked at the woman in
blank amazement. ] happened to
know that they're all goirg to dead
little town up in New Hampshire that
nobody ever heard of. and that the
man they are going TO stay with in
tends taking his pay in things out of
Shamm's store. | don't see how some
people can have the face to talk as they
do.-DetrOt Free Press.
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NO. 49,

the duties Of his position. etc. and vet
last Thursday, with quite a number of
importrnt bills awaiting his action. he
ran on 10 New York 10 60 on a Yacht
ing trip. without saving a word 10 any.
one. II be does not return tomorrow
several branches Of the government
vii have % cnme to a standstill for
lack Of appropriations. as the joint
resolution extending thirty days ex.
rires today. A new extension OF
thirty days has been passed by con.
grtss hut cannot go into effect until il
receives his signature.
There is report here which is he.
heyed 10y many, that after the election
Cleveland is 10 hre Black out of the
pension Office. Black says there is no
truth In It. hut then he would not be
likely To know
The republican senator's are fully de
termined TO report a tariff bill as sub
siitute for the Mills bill. IL is thought
that the principal reductions will be on
sugar and tobacco.
Senator lliscock has introduced a
bill to pension all persons who served
three months In the United States
army or navy during the rebellion.
Cleveland was in biz hurry to get
on Thursday, but he stopped long
enough to veto a private pension bill.
Senator Palmer, of Michigan, has
written letter declining to be can
dldate for reelection.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-10
First Railroad in Morocco.

The Belgian Embassy which recently
visited the Sultan of Morocco at Me-
quinze presented the barbaric monarch
with the first railroad ever seen In his
dominions. 1t was only a miniature
affair, which had been brought over
land from Tangler on the backs of
mules and camels: but railroads
railroad for a that, and IL was with
the livliest interest that the Sultan
witnessed the FIRST trip of the tiny To-
como'lve and its one car on the track
laid tor them outside the walls Of the
capital From such a beginning II Is
hoped that in time Morocco railway
system may he developed. illustrated
Weakly.