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AUCTION SALES.

DEREMPIOkl SALE OF TNO-STORH AND
Il MANSARD-RoOF BRICK DWELLING, No. 724
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWEEN
TY-THIRD, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK we will
sell at public auction,
sUB-LoT %. SQUARE sl2.
fronting 10 feet 9th street and depth of Is
feet alley, improved by a comfortable twostory
and mansard roof Frame Dwelling containing rooms
and bath. cellar under house.
This property conveniently situated TO car lines
and is to be peremptorIly sold.
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one and two
notes 10 bear cent from day of sale
BILE semi and to be secured by deed OF trust
all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of 500
required at time OF sale. Conveyancing. &c. pur-
chasers cost Terms TO he complied with ten days
otherwise resale at risk and of the defaultig
purchaser, after hve days advert
paper published in Washington. d. z.
ocl9-dSds DUNCANsoN BROS AuctS
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The ATTENTION OF the Physicians and

The ATTENTION OF the Physicians and the public
IS invited TO Douglass Emulsion OF Pure Norwegian
Cod Liver OIL with Hypophospnites OF Lime and
soda, ior the relief and cure Of Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, General Debility, and nearly all Pull
monary troubles, and II taken In time Will arrest
the progress OF consumption.
In putting this preparation on the market no
claim Is made for originality, but a guarantee Is
gwen OF the absolute purity Of the medicines used
and the sklliul manner In which they are pre-
pared Inc COZ Liver OIL (Norwegian) used is from
the crop Oh IS. This purchase In the original
packages thereby avoiding any possible adultera-
ton In transit. The Hypophosphtes are from
standard Manufacturers and need no comment
but the following facts are important:
1sL The medicines used In Douglass Emulsion
are absolutely pure.
I'd Each bottle contains so per cent OF pure Nor
weglan COZ Liver OIL, thoroughly emulsified very
palataele, and Will not disorder the most delicate
stomach
3D. IL is better and cheaper than nine-tenths OF
the so-called EmulSions, and costs but 75c for a
large bottle, or 3 bottle for 81
4th- should you become dissatisfied after using,
the price will be cheerfully refunded.
EDWARD II. MERTZ
MANUFACTURING and Dispensing Chemist,
10l4 + Street,
The Pioneers OF low prices drugs
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To INSPECT THE RICHMOND RoAD.-Genera
Drum and Messrs W. A. Gordon and RicharC
Godsborough left to-day for Richmond, va. u
inspect the electric road at that place and 70 ex
anime its plant, and II It meets their views and
ideas the same will be adopted for use on thu
Georgetown and Tenleytown Railroad. 1t is ex
struction OF this road within ten days.
GRAIN RECEIPTs-Canal boat David Knode ar.
rived Yesterday with 1000 bushels OF wheat for
j. G. and j. NJ. Waters Schooner Lizzie Reagan
arrived with Loo bushels OF wheat for q. II
b DunloP Wheat sold on change at Sl.l5asl Is !
SHIPPING NRwa-SchoOner CIytie arrived VOC
Ieroay rom Nova Scotia with 1900, 600 latns fol
A. x.-GreaI Falls temperature 55. Condition
80; Receiving reservoir, temperature So: condi.
ZION at north connection, 80; condition at south
connecCon, 80; distributing reservoir, tempera.
ture 55 condition at influent gate-house, 36 con.
aitlon at emuent gate house, 80. High tide in the
river To-Day at 7:42 p. m; low tide at 2:l2. o. M
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Anacostia. 7r..........22. 80
800 Boundary. Or. ..22. SO
l713 9th st.n W., Or. 20. 40
OH G 81. Q. o.. Or. 10. 30
ll23 N. J. ave. NV. 1890
80 L st. NV. Or. 1880
= NJ St ne, Ir-..........1S
Tvs N.J.ave. NV, Or. -. IL
SO L St w.. 6r. 1T
10 Defrees st.. Or. 1907
100 NJ st: n. W.. 5r. 1880
1915 n. G. av. ae-,6rl6.40
sos 10th Ut. u. e.,7r. 10. 40
la 10th 1t. Q e.. Or. 1880
l724 9TH 1t. NV. :, Or .l5.40
l06 n st. NV, Or. 10. 80
3422 Prospect av.. 6rl5.30
Whitney Close, Or. .15
9l2H 25thst. n.w..5r1A.30
334 Sth st. a.e.. Or. .....14
% Fenton RI. ne. Or Is. so
S22 X ct. Sc, SE. -. 1880
oil 9th st. 6e.. 5r. 1880
I Cleveland ave, Or. .....l3
l0l9 H ct. n e. or. -. 1850
$40 i Ut. s.e.. Or. ....1O.37
Mclean sv. s.w. .6r. H. 80
li31S 18th st. ne. Or. i l
\ Ills 9TH St e., Or. ..l2
/ 1925 Fenton PL. n.e11.3 80
i 1857 22d St q. W.. or. IL
1926 Gordon av., 4r. 10. 80
] ol5 9th st. NV. 4rl0.30
1914 10th Ut. u. W.. n. 10
1919 Sd st. aw, 4r.......6
! STORES 4 DWELLINGS
II 1856 l4th St o. W.. l2rel0O
! 1914 l4th st. NV. Sr.. "a
il232 7th ct. Sc. Sr.......3j
24:2yH II st. NV. Or. 30
.NER Z CO. o16F stnw.
mo- N, OF ~ w TuREE
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French Comics 81 m nave seized all English and
Cairo dispatches say that the deryishes 70 ad-
Val an i ,e Dongoia In force 1t Is thought they
souan. Gen Dormer is about 70 start for f nS
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Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: E Carusi
et al TO E. +. Davis, sub 119, 81. 444; g.. T..
Wasserbach TO John lyman, part t. So. 7o8; s..
j. p. Ryan to s. Beeber, part 70 SO. 925; 81, 1880
W. p. Williamson TO Cornelia Plumley, parts z and
:, 50. 431; 81, 500 c. GeSsford to A. Allison, part
sub 5, So. 3os; 5000. W. HeistOn oSame, same
property; $1,000.
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JUST AT PRESENT every one will appreciate the
splendid chance TO obtain decided bargains which
Is offered by MesSrs- M. SILvERBERG & Co., 3l2
9TH street northwest. They have decided TO retire
from business and ofer their entire stock at cost
Go and see them.
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The JACKSON DEMOCRATIC AsSoCIATIoN.-The
jackson Democratic Association, at its meeting
last night, elected MesSrs. II. 4. Olcott, o. c.
Green and Z. Is. Hay to membership. An invita-
ton was received from Baltimore to attend a mass
meeting there; and the officers were directed TO
telegraph thanks and regrets. MIR. 4. A. TOlSon
offered a resolution which was adopted, express
ing belief that President Clevelands reelection
would insure a continuation or a conservative,
faithful aud economic administration OF the Gov
eminent, and appropriating $50 for campaign
purposes.
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An IrNrsrAI Sr-ppIy nr HrI

nv ONNSOAL SUPFLf Of HEADS AND LIMBS.-1tS-
terday afternoon DIR. E z. e.. Winter, OF COL Ii
street southwest, was called on TO attend a COL
ored woman living with her husband in Locust
alley, between Az, 9Th, L, and NJ streets SOUTH
west, and was present at the birth Of a monstroS-
lty-a child with two heads and necks on one
body, two feet and hands on each OF the two legs
and two arms, and a third leg and third arm I'M
perfectly formed. The child was born dead. The
body was sent TO DIR. ID. S. Lamb, OF the Medical
Museum.
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An,use memts TO.Night.

AUTHORITARIAN"
NATIoSAL-The Florences in Heart OF Hearts"
AsBURY MUsEE.-''Cnrist Before Plate"
PANoRAMA-"Battle OF shiloh"
HARRIs.-Australian Novelty Company.
kKRSAN's-"The Night owls"
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NOR RENT

EOR RENT
Il 612 + 81. NV. .&166. 81
Ga 18th st. NV. 12r. loo
1921 n st. NV, 10r.9l.67
1924 jefferson Pl., Or. 10
1911 10th ct. NV, Or. Ia
1903 H st. NV. Tor. -. IS
OO9 L st. NV. llr.......6Q
l7OS Il st. NV, 12r. SIS
13l Nd. ave. ne, 11r. 80
400 q st. n. W.. 1lr $3.50
22l Z Cap. st.. 1lr. .5U.6U
1000 oath st. NV, Tor. 90
1929 10th st NV, Or. 80
5l6 9Th Ut. NV, 10r45. 80
4O4 I'd st. NV. 11r.....4l
635 Il. Cap. st. LII. 40. 81
X4O2 Pa. ave. NV. 9r. AZ
l2A5 29th st. NV, Or. AZ
All 2d st. Nv. 7r......4t
1904 7 at. NV, 0r.......4e
ll49 21st stn.w.. Or. 800
1918 10th %. NV. vr3o. BY
4ll65 ID s.; NV, ); 7r,5.- 81 g
1903 T st NV. Or. 80. A
4Ol r ct. n. W., 7r........Sl
406 H st. NV, lOr. .....3S
22lS 9th ct. n. W.. l0r.. ~
6:.2 o st. u. w.. 10r..,...3l
4.sy II st. NV. Sr........Ns
4kS q st NV. 6r........xl
% X o. ne. Or.
73Q ID st. NV! KY
312 LIST st. Ae.. IT,. .ZS.4t
21S Arthur p. 7r. ..So.4 4!
1904 10th n. W.. Or. 20 =,
zoos 18Th Ut. n. w.,Ir32.S;
1925 9th u n.y..7r.22.S:
464 O q. NV. Or: .......I
1915 Linden st.. 7r......2.
1000 Nd. ave. 9, w..l2r.2'
1913 v 81 NV. 7r...-.x,
Oc1S b II. Wal
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CORN, OATS, AND HAY at Goodacre's, 12o6 Ii n

NEW SToRK.-New stock OF wallpaper, pictures,
and plcture-frameS. b. j. Laws, 1427 Pennsyly
MIA avenue, formerly with Mr.. W. IA. yeernor.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

and virginia, fair followed Friday night by local
rains fair on Saturday; colder on SATURDAY: west
erly winds
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IOU CAN FIND Just such an Overc0at as you want
In our immense stock see our Sl5 OvercoatS
EIsEMAS BROS, Corner 18th and +,
Manufacturing ClOthlerS and TailorS.
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Colgate & Co - Pcrfumery for the HOli.
days.
Cashmere Bouquet IN beautifully trimmed
baskets suitable girt for young and old. tu61,2w
Saturdays Usual Great Bargainss
AT LIE FAIR Sl2 9Th st. NV.


AT TIE FAIR, S12 9TH st. NV.
Unprecedented Bargains for Tomorrow.
Read the following list OF SpeclaltleS:
New Square-Shaped Decorated English China
Dinner and Tea Set, combined has 40 pieces, only
SEAS.
Extra Quality Notified Cocoa Door Mats, only SIC.
Japanned COal-hOdS only pc.
Nlckeline Whisk-hOlders, with Whisk Broom,
only 14c
Square Shape Embossed Nickeline Trays, only
12c
Cut Glass GObletS, for 29c.
Decorated English China Chamber Sets, only
sos.
Combination Soap Dish and Tooth Brush Stand,
only sc.
Rising Sun Stove Polish, cakes for 15c.
Japanese Bread Trays, only lac.
Decorated Tin Water Carriers, only o9c.
6-Quart Tin Water Buckets only 12c.
Wooden Soap Dishes, only &C.
Folding cutting Tables, only CSC.
7-Pin Hat Racks, only &c.
The best Broom In the World for 23c.
A Good Quality 3-Strlng Broom for 14c
Large Kitchen Towel Rollers, only 81.
'StOnebrakerS" Machine On (the best made, only
&C.
a large Assortment OF Smyrna Rugs just re-
celved. The FAIR, Sl2 7Lh st. NV.
i FRANKIE Co.. PrODS
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Mrs. Florence Dickinson, niece OF the Postmaster.
General, and Mr.. Frank Colt johnson, OF Norwich,
Conn.,. were married at the Bay Ridge, n. Y, Epis-
copal church yesterday. Among the guests pres
snt were Postmaster-General Dickinson and Ma
Dickinson,
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The Pioneers OF low prices In drugs.

WxoAs MARKET Saturday. 500 9th st. NV.
Round steak, 10c.; sirloin steak I2&c.; corned
beef, &c; lamb, 15c.; creamery butter 25c. Every
thing the market affords
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CITY ITEMS.

The OriOle, S22 7th street and l722 Pennsyl.
yania avenue, offers. Saturday and Monday, 24e
Jackets S. 49, our S. AZ English Cloth Jacket Bell
capes our Striped striped Raglan Ass " our
Se.49 Newmarkets, latest shape, pull-back Bell
Sleeve, 40; Chlldren's Cloeks, ages 9, 8, 10 and
IL, $29S, s. 40, 81 73 and 1885, Children's Under
shirts. 10, 12k 10, Is and 21c., according to size
better goods, with Pants to match, from 10 to
Medcaisa LADIES' xes1 V 80 band ana 4sc Red WOO
forts, red lined, 9sc.; lot Of Blankets. slightly
Blanket. 1.69; lot 3, g. 9s Blanket s199; lot 4,
$500 Blanket, s3.79; lot 5, Blankets, $3.50, at
GRNTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS GOODS.
canton Flannel Drawers, for Men or Boys Csc
heavier at 39c.; our Tailor-made Drawers, none
better, Soc; Men or Boys Undershirts 25, 80 and
DOC; White Wool Undershirts or Drawers, 81. 90;
Scarlet Wool Understands or Drawers, 79c.; Under
SnlrtS or Drawers up TO size so; Linen Bosom Shirts
Snlrts or Drawers, $1.39; Cardigan Jackets, 75,
9sc, $l25 and $3.50: best quality Cardigan Wool
Jackets, from sl75 to $500, size SO to so.
All Hail to the Chief The Grand Republic
Clgarros and Buffos are fully up to the standard,
and we are determined to keep them so Sail In II
you want to get there. For sale by all irst-class
dealers. Wholesale agents, LUCHs & BRO. 1
Only SIS for New Homes, DOmestics,
and Singers. Other makes $40 and s. Repairing,
u. Al FUNKs Sewing Machine Agency, 7th near OF
we Mention To-day q Few OF Our spe-
clal marvelously low priced goods, which we feel
conndent we can save you some money on.
For 81 .4S, think OF 1t, give you Ladies' Ele-
CANT D0ngoa Butt, either tipped or plain. Be-
yond doubt the best value in the city.
For l25 we give you q Ladies' Strictly Solid Kid
or PeDole Button; equal to many 81 shoes.
For $l.9O we give you your choice OF either q
Ladies Tipped or Plain Button that cannot be
duplicated for less than So.
For 81 we give you Misses Spring Heel or
Heeled Md Button that are wonders.
Our $1.75 Mems Calf Dress Shoes and Calf Boots
are fully up to great many advertised $3.50
goods. THE STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
S24 9TH ST., bet. Ii and l..
SaxOny Wool, German Hand-Knit
Socks, extra heavy; pairs 81. At Z. AUERBACHs,
Gents Furnishings and Sewing Machine Rooms,
7th and Ii streets.
Colgate 4 Co. - Pcrfumery for the HOli-
days.
Cashmere Bouquet IN beautifully trimmed
baskets. suitable girt for young and old. tu&f,2w
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SorSD REAsoN.-Our constantly increasing sales
confirms our belief that We sell the best made
clothing In Washington. See our $40 sack suits.
EIsEMAS BROS, Corner 18th and E,
Manufacturing ClOthiers and TailOrs
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EQUITY COURr-,Jud0p VA

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Harrison agt. Mccain; argued and
submitted
EQUITY COURT-JudOe James.
Yesterday, Marion agt. Williams; cause retained
TILL title Is settled In law court. hughes agt.
Hughes; testimony before Edward Sutherland, ex-
aminer ordered taken. Thorn agt. Nailor; sale
confirmed nlsL Murphy agt. Lynch; bill without
payment or deposit allowed to Be filed.
CIRCUIT COURT-Jttd0s Hd0ner
Yesterday, Foster agt. Carroll Institute; verdict
for plaintiff; -. BereSford agt Flynn; verdict for
defendant
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday, James Moore, house breaking;
ordered 10 restore property. John Mueller, 90.
George III. Boston, ENLIGHTENMENT; recognizance
81 ,OC0 taken.
POLICE COUgT-Judge Miller.
To-day, AlUnZo Bond, yagrancy; bonds go
dayt. Daniel Cronin, do; bonds or 30 days. VIM.
Taylor trespass on parks; 10 collateral forfeited.
Jos Ferero violating regulations; do. VIM. Daily,
Indecent exposure; s. or Is days Alberta Downs,
disorderly conduct; do. Alex. Adams, disorderly
conduct In county;so or 10 days JOS Smith, do. !;
50 or 80 days. Geo. futile, do; So or 10 days.
Richard Lee and ChaS- Smith, treSpaSS on the
parks; - Or ID days each. Vim. jenkins, colored,
Carrying a pistol; continued.
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Ice CREAM. Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fusselrs
1455 New York avenue.
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W. b. MOSES q Son are Offering seventeen pat
terms Of best Bigelow nve-rrame body Brussels,
over 500 yards at 81 per yard
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YEoMEN OF THE GUARD.-Gilbert and sullivan
ITO street.
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The Courts

SEB ADVERTISEMENT OF trustees sale unm
proved property on East Capitol street, near Lin
colo Park, tomorrow, at O'CLOCK p. m.
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CAMPAIGN Parachute Lanterns only CSC. at the
Fair s12 It'll st. NV
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Married When Unconscious.

SINGULAR DEVELOPMENTS IN BOSTON DIVORCE.
Boston dispatch gives an account OF strange
developments In the divorce case OF Sarah W. GUY
against George Ever, heard yesterday. Mrs. GUY
ulee Walton) was married In GloversvilIe, n. Y.
twenty years ago, TO Eugene Guy, Who was then a
glove manufacturer. After several years OF
married life his luck got down and they Set up for
themselves, he IN Denver and she In Boston
Several months ago she opened a lodging house
here. Ever, the present defendant was one NJ
her first lOdsers, and he fell In love with her hut
she told him that she was married woman A
few days after she toll him this an ACQUAINTANCE
OF hers, Mrs Minnie Baker, gave her a pressing
treated TO gin. Ever was there.
IL drank some, Mrs. Guy told the court sand
soon my head began 10 swim. l remember that
they stood me up before mirror, and then every
thing seemed dark. The only other thing I can
recollect Is that fell with my head In a BOWL OF
oyster stew and that l was In dark room, but
where this was can't tell. The next day Ever
called on ne ana said he wanted 81 asked him
what he meant His reply was, Don't You under
stand that you are my wire?'
81 answered: You know that's not fair: I am
married woman already. lie replied that he would
that, to get rid OF him. gave him the 81, and he
went away"
The alleged marriage took place in January of
last year, and since that time Mrs. Guy has been
engaged, she says, In eluding the amorous Ever
with whom, she protests, she has never behaved
Il don't know, she continued, "who the man ia
that married US heard afterward that his name
Is George Everett recently went TO police head
4
George ESer's picture In the kogues Gallery lie
mas followed me about from place To place and
has Threatened 10 Kill me II l will not live with
HIN. One dag he struck and abused me on the
street and attracted crowd Of people"
Blanche Guy, The nineteen old daughter of
the noelant, testified that Ever mad told her that
he was drunk at the time OF the pretended mar
rage, and That he knew the only way TO get her
mothers consent was 10 get her drunk too.
The court, at this point, wanted to know who
the Geo. Everett was who performed the ceremony.
Blanche was or the impression that he was q
south End gambler, but IN the absence or definite
Information the judge decided TO continue the case
until this important question could De settled.
During the Honeymoon.
| From Town Topics.
Husband--"Tell me you love me five or six times
! IN q loud voice, darling"
| Wife.-"Why?'
Husband.-"Tnere's girl In the next room who
Tilted lie once, and want TO make her mad. -
| --~O~-
Boodler Dust released from penitentiary, 10 tail.
OIL want you 10 get me up nrst-class suis Of
clothes"
Tailor unnocentlyl-"Yes, sir; something In the
way OF nice stripe?"
Boodler eyes him darkly. and then orders pro.
| nounced check.-1tnie.
Mrs. Florence Dickinson, niece OF the Postmaster
General, and Mr. Frank Colt johnson, OF Norwich
Conn, We're married at the Bay Ridge. n. Y, Epis.
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OUR s25 and $50 solitaire diamond rings are
wonderful bargains. Also see our $50 and 500
solitaire earrings. r Harris CO., 4:2 9Th ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

vHoR sALE-s6.500 FoR HANDSOME NEW
Il 4story brick bay window lo-room house all con-
yeniences; furnace. &c 800 @ st NV. near Pension
Office. Terms. $1,000 cash; Sl0OQ In one or two
years: and balance OF s4.00O in years Address
HOUSE OWNER, Star Once. octs-6t
LNoR SALE
II Broom p b. b. W. all m L. X ST. n $50
@ room brick lot 3OxlO1 l,eorgetowp ......- 1850
7-room D. b.. bw' lot II rs stable NV. 5000
Groom press brick ali m e. sth st nv $500
One Of the hAndsomest corners In n W., Tor, -
An old fsshio,si On: .,,.rr
from new state pepaTsment' 10, soTes...,.. $500
oc19-S L. H SlpHERD A CO., 1921 y.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

81 ACRES FORT PENDLEToN FARM. GARRETT
. Co. Nd, stables. ice-house, &C. =
20 acres on the Conduit road.
100 acres IN Fairfax County. Va, miles from Alex
andris. Va
15s in Anne Arundel Co.. 10 miles from Annap-
oils.
$50 acres in Westmoreland CO., Va
321 acres near Centreville, Va; $50 per acre
valuable mill property near Charlestown. ". Va,
running order.
l21 acres in Fairfax Co.. Va improved
23S acres Montgomery Co. Md. IL miles from city.
11Qacres near Leesburg, Va
o0 acres at L crest Glen, near new subdivision.
100 acres on the Glenwood and Badensburg road
80 acres At Cockysv,lle. Baltimore Co.. Md.
20 acres y mile from B=ltsville. sale trade.
House and lot in Takoma Park
An elegant home In Warrenton, Va
19l acres IN L19doun Go, Va. improved by an ele-
property.
237 acres ct Fort Foot. Nd. improved.
II acres at Seabrooke, improved, on b p. r r
1877 acres near Bowie improved.
20 acres IN Maryland opp Alexandria
1S5 acres IN Montgomery Co., Md; elegantly i'm
proved
rs acres on railroad near Mount Olivet
One acre, Benntngs road.
have number Of other farms in virginia and Mary
land, also in Florida North Carolina, aud California:
and many large tracts Of West Virginia timber and
mineral lands. THOMAS L WA00AMAN,
oc10-2t 917 st. NV.
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Go TO JSo. R KELLY, Centre Market, for WASH
ingIon dressed beef. Corned beef a speciality.
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$50 BIRD's-EYE SUITS. Geo. spran

CURTAIN POLES 35c. E. y. kinnahan Co., hard
ware, III Pa. ave. east, sign OF saw.
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THE ELECTRIC ROAD READY FOR PASSENGERS
yesterday afternoon the cars on the lexington
= 1ctrle Railroad began 10 make regular trips
lAey were run at halI-hour Intervals, ana from 5
oelocA until the cars were stopped for the nignt,
Vef l,ZUO passengers rode over the line. This
14ofniLs The cars resumed regular trips, and the
IOao may be said TO he formaIly opened for busi-
ness IN few days the president, Mr.. Truesdell,
eApects 10 run the cars AZ Intervals OF minutes
"A TENNIS ToCRNAMKST.-The Bachelors Tennis
.Iuo gave an invitation tournament yesterday on
sue grounds OF the Highland Country Club. Among
tnose taxing part were Messrs woodward Burns
1no BIO, j. Davidson, Metcalf, Britton SIeibley
ttnivSAinorton, MacLean and W. b. Chiffon The
Iouo.es were won by Metcalr and Davidson and
the singles by Mr.. Woodward "Au
r nShAaivkE AND CYCLES AT Observation-Disclosures
Ssras VI, =, sci to,Horrow, at his auction rooms
tsige iot OF household effects; also one tricycir.
ana one bicycle, both In good condition- and sey-
efai horses and new and Secondhand car,,sgss
ana ouSgies, Offering me Opportunity 10 nar15ss
wanting articles In these lines. See the adver
tiSement elsewhere. ~O'ei-
TEE ATTENTION OF the public Is called 10 the al
yertise ment OF the sale OF property by Weeks a
Co., aQctioneers. on Monday. ed inst at n m
being part OF lot 3, square 81, on Pennsyfyanis
avenue, between cath and 25Jh streets northwess
The location OF property makes it Q good In
vesrmept for speculatorx
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;KR Z CO. e16F stnw.

TNOR RENT-HOUSE-907 ST. NV, THREE
IL stories eight roos cellar. gas, bath and all
In perfect order: fronts south; rent $50. THOS. l.
WA00A0AN. 017 st. NV. oc10-%m
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SIS DRrssY Suns. Geo. spransy, 434 7th st.

$50 will buy a pair OF SWEET & SherwoOd's s.
shOes at MOran's lO22 7th street q. W.
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Boodler Dust released from penitentiary, 10 tail.
OIL want you 10 get me up first-class sun OF
clothes"
Tailor unnocentlyl-"Yes, sir; something 10 the
way Of a nice stripe?"
Boodler eyes him darkly. and then orders Pro-
nounced cleck.-1tnle.
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SaxOny Wool, German Eand.k nit
Jackets for Ladies' Men, and Boys AT G. AUER-
BACH's, Mems Furnishings and sewing Machines,
9TH and Ii streets