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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-27
For Rent.

-Hambleton, Hadley d Co. advertise houses
stores, rooms or farms 10 rent free of charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-27

and convenences. A beautiful yard, two lots
with tine grass, flowers and shrubbery. One OF
the best residences Ia the city, delightfully."- To-
Gated on San Pedro avenue. 2l-2
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rs Do Continued
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FOR SALE:

FOR SALE: "A LARGE 2
story frame house, with rooms,
bath room, large nails, galleries,
b etc. All modern improvements
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GRAND DISPLAY OF sATTEENs

The most superb collection ever shown.
The largest and most elegant collection pat
terms ever placed upon retail counter both in Do
nestle and French Fabrics
WHITE DRESS GOODS in Lawn India Linen.
Pique, Swiss plain and eured). Nansook &C. and all
Fancy Figured White Goods that are manufactured.
We are now prepared to show complete line Of
CHINA SILKS. comprising all the latest shades and
patterns.
Black Grounds. % inches. S5c.
Black Grounds, 81 inches, 81
Dark Grounds, % inches wide 9Oc.
Light Grounds. PA inches wide, 81.
Dark Grounds "a inches wide. 81
Also Better Grades at 1.25, 81. 35 and S145.
Plain Creams and White at 75c. S5c and 9Oc "a
inches.
Plain Creams and White at 81. 81 inches.
Plain Colors. both light and dark 81 inches wide At
Doc. and 81.
Black Chinas, 81 inches wide, from 81 up.
PONGEES from 1Sc. to $1.25 per yard.
An endless variety Of SUMMER SILKS from soc.
up These goods have all been reduced to half their
original value.
New EMBROIDERED FLANNELs in such combi-
nations a. Heliotrope Gray, Garnet Gray, Black
on Gray and White, Black on Red Red Blue. and
other combining colors An unlimited number Of Pat
terms and Designs and some innovations which cannot
be explicitly explained in print for further eght-
eminent call on
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SPECIAL IsroRMAr1os To THr
PUBLIC.

The Peoples Interest is Our Duty.
Our Principle. to give due knowledge to Certain Ad
vantages in trade Reciprocity of the Peoples Pat
ronaRe, Has been Rewarded with Success.
Having received our full stock of Foreign and Do
nestle LINENS. in all the Latest Designs and Color
ings we will not delay in announcing the Fac that
we have been very successful in procuring the at
the Lowest Figures and in order to give the
reader an idea Of the different fabrics and prices
will submit the following specification:
Fine FRENCH GINGHAMS in plain. figured and
stripes one yard wide ut 25c
full line of SCOTCH GINGHAMS in beautiful de-
signs, warranted fast colors at 1Sc.
An entire new fabric, "BATISTE D'ALSACE," in
superb patterns 81 in wide. at 15c, warranted fast
colors.
complete assortment of the famous DENTELLE
BINGHAM at 12xc
Five cases Of fine DRESS GINGHAMS. different
fabrics. new styles, the latest shades stripes and
pladsat the low figure of 10c yard generally sold
at 12Hc
Also a complete assortmtnt of CRINKLED SEER
SUCKERS at 5. 10, 12h, and 2Oc.
We invite the public to call and look for themselves
as every brand is exhibited counters for gen.
era inspection and several attentive statesmen will
give you all the information which you may desire
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BO0knlakers shut Ont.

TROUBLE OVER THE SPRING MEETING OF THE LOFTS
VILE JOCKEY CLUB.
Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Press from
Louisville, KY, April 20 says: There will be no
Dookmaking at the track at the spring meeting OF
the Louisville Jockey Club Some time ago Presi-
dent Clark, Of the club, made a contract with
local pool rooms that they would sell nothing at
an on the approaching races during the meeting.
Tnen began the usual negotiations with the book
makers for the track privileges. Col. Clark would
not sell Ior less than $34. 900 and the auction
pools. The DoOkmakers would offer not more
IMAM <26,OOO and the auction pools. Col Clark
said to-day: ave have brought on ten pool
t DOxes and VIII sen g, s., and $50 French pool
tickets we Will also have auction pools. be-
lieve we make more money this way than by sell
ing the privileges" The racing associations ap-
pear ready 10 make square deal with the book.
makers. IL Is stated that Jerome Park and COney
island VIII take the same stand as Louisville and
lexington Is expected to join. Col. Clark win
nave Win MIN In the stand this meeting one OF
the best judges in America and PROPOSES to test
MS strength against the bookmakers
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING No. 1917 VERMONT AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST.
By virtue of Deed of Trust to us recorded in Liber
No 124 folio $685. ct seQ of the land records
the District Of Columbia, and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will offer for sale in front
MAY, A. D. 1883. ut FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the follow
ing described real estate lying and being in the city
Of Washington District of Columbia. and known and
described As lot numbered fifteen u5l in ". N; Pun
hundred and thirty (334 per plat recorded in
Lber b. 2 G, folio ~: Of the records Of the sur
by two-story frame house: sold subject to certain
deed OF trust to secure the Equitable Cooperative
Building Association in the sum of &l,060.90
Terms cash. deposit Of 800 will be required at
time OF ssle Terms to be complied with within ten
days from day of sale. All conveyancing at pur.
chaser's cost.
D. B. McKlBBIN,l r,,..
ap05-eo&ds WIN. T. OKIE, ! Arusteos.
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Indianapolis dispatch to the \. n. sun, April %.
TIE republicans had another row at Fort Wayne
To-Day A few days ago the Gresham men out
numbered the Harrisonites at county convention,
and elected Gresham delegates TO the state con-
yention- This 50 erEaged the Harrison followers
that they called another convention to-day.
Chairman Wilson OF the first convention was de-
nOanced as q fraud, and an apology or resgna-
zion ass demanded. Wilson was on his feet in a
taOaenI. He denounced the meeting as irregular,
refused 10 recognize It's authority, declined 10 apol-
oslLe and called them a lot OF soreheads, kickers
and Doiters Matters were finally Quoted down.
and eleven delegates were elected It Is said that
eight OF them favor Gresham and only three are
.-Or Harrison
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Confessed the Crime.
ONE or THREE CoLORED MURDERERs COULD NOT KEEP
IA UIDrOTs SECRET.

ONR OF THREE COLORED NURDERERS COULD NOT kEEP
HIS HIDEOCs SECRET.
ELKHART. IND, April 30.-About three months
ago, one Friday night, prominent young colored
man named Aiken disappeared after attending
dance, and three young cOlored men with whom he
had had some difnculty were suspected or MURDER
ing him, but the body could not be found and the
crime could not be proved. Unable longer TO stand
his part In the crime, one of them (ilson) yeSter
day confessed his part In the matter stating that
he and the others had murdered Aiken and hidden
the body two days, and then, attaching heavy
weight 10 the body, thrown IL into Shavehead
Lake. The young men have been arrested, and
lynchfng feeling runs very high.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Warned of Coming Death.
A NAN N PERFECT HEALTH DREAMS CORRECTLY T
DAY ON WHICH he DIED.

A NAN IN PERFECT HEALTH DREAMS CORRECTLY TEE
DAY on WHICH He DIED.
PnTsBrRG, April 30.-A special to the Dispatch
from Columbus says: A +. McNeal, a well-known
citizen OF Rawson, died Thursday after a short
illness, and now comes q weird story connected
with this fact, which Il as fully authenticated as
his ceath- On the night OF the 18th OF January
he dreamed that he died and went 70 heaven In
ms dream the GATE OF his death, April 20, was
1irmly nxed upon his mind. In sthe beautiful
city ne dreamed that he met Mr.. Mahlon Poven-
lnire, OF Ada. an old friend, and asked him when
ne had died Povenmire replied that he died a week
before. The next morning. when McNeal awoke,
ne reduced the details TO writing. He was then in
excellent health His wife found the manuscript
rev days after and IL worried her a good deal,
but she said nothing 70 her husband concerning H.
thursday, April 26, McNeal died, while Poyenmire
Joined the silent majority one week ago Thursday.
Inc case Is remarkable one, but IL cannot be
laughed down. for every word OF IL Is true. and
the substance OF McNeal5 dream is in manuscript,
Just as he wrote IL three months AGO
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Out OF :, 200 saloons In Cincinnati, univ ar
open yesterday. ' my "eie
Hon Levi p. Morton arrived In New YORK ON tho
IA Champagne yesterday ~ ~A sA0
The buildings 80 70 40o Bedford ayenue Rrook
lyn, occupied oy Z. X slower. dry goods were de-
stroyed oy IRE yesterday; loss, S250,OOO
IN New YORK Mrs Mary Barrett nfry-thrae xs.rs
o!d. suieided ny jumping from fourth-stofy Win.
dow yesterday. ~"
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GEN. Blacks Aspirations,

Dspvtl,e M Telegram 10 the n Y. Herald April rs
Gen. BLACK, commissioner Of Pensions. will de-
part tomorrow e~scing for Cincinnati, where on
Monday evening he WI, be rendered reception
by the Duckworth Club snd where he Will make a
speech. He arrived here on Thursday. and in the
evening an informal reception was held in the par
iors OF the Arlington Yesterday ana To-Day ne
spent al Croana and Champaign. lie found the
people OF his district solid FOR his candidacy for
ce-President
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT BRoNzEs LARGE
BlSQUE FIGURES, FINE PoRCELAINs, ELE-
CANT VASES. BRASS LAMPS. BRONZE MANTEL
Sci, ARTICLES OF VEkTU, BRIC-A- BRAC. 30.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the 10th day of
March. 1885, and duly recorded in Liber 1911. folio
= ct seq one of the land records for Washington.
u G., the undersigned Trustee will sell, by order of
the party secured thereby. on MONDAY. the THIk-
TIETH DAY OF APRIL, 1885, commencing at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. at the auction rooms Of Thomas
Dowling 1lth street and Pennsylvauia avenue. the
following Personal Effects:
BRONZE MANTEL SETS PAIR OF MAGNIFICENT
BlSQUE FIGURES, BY CARRIER; BRONZE
GAN6LEsTICKs. BRASS LAMPS, ELEGANT
BRONZES, NANCY, FAIENCE AND DRESDEN
PQRCELAINS FAIR OF sLvREs AND BRONZE
CLoIsONNE AND BRONZE VASES RoCCOUo
ORNAMENTS. BOHEMIAN GLASS. SILVER
PLATED WARE, THREE LARGE BIsQUE
HEADS. ARTICLES OF YERTU. BRIC-A-BRAC,
CABINETS AND BRACKETS, TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES THAT CANNOT BE
ENUMERATED.
Terms cash.
apl3-dts ROBERT q. FLETCHER, Trustee.
eETHE ABOVE SALE UNAvoIDABLY POST.
poned until WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND. 1855
SAME HOUR AND PLACE. Goods exhibi-
ton. THOMAS DOWNING
ap2S-dts Auctioneer.
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Mother and the Rird.

From the New York Tribune
The gang-plank OF a bay steamer had hardly
been thrown out to the dock at Old Point Comfort.
when thin. sour-iooking woman, OF uncertain
age. hurried on board leading a small child. No
turned anxiously around and called out: "Edward.
EDWARD, where Is mother and the bird?" There
was rush OF passengers for a moment, and then
resigned expression and two shawl straps.
"Edward," she repeated anxiOusly, ..where is
mother and the bird?" -
II don't know" he said, tucking two umbrellas
and the Held glass under his arm and letting 90
the on shawl strap to get a better grip. don't
woiry, caroline. After seven years acquaintance
WIN your mother, feel that she Is competent to
take care OF herself and every bird In America
from q canary to u buZZardn
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By virtue Of deed OF trust dated March 30 1887,
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and By
direction Of the party secured thereby. the under
t6e Prs%i.ss On THURsLT4AY q. THIRD DAY q
scri SSocery All that certain piece or parcel Of
ground stu.ts lying and being n the city Of w:shipg
No. 10. in square No e0A beginning for the same e
point eleven u inches from the southeast corner
thence running wsSt one hundred (OOl ieet 70 ten
0) foot alley; thsncs alopg said alley north tvslvs
thence east one hundred ll0Ol feet e the building
Ina on the ost ode Of 9Th street northeast thence
Along aid 5th street south twelve (12 fest and
and three fourths (6A inches 70 the place Of begn
ming. Improved by . two-story, ok CO room brick
house and modern conveniences.
Terms made known on day Of ale.
GEORGE =. 6RAHAM-l Tx-,-<>~.
ap2l-l0t THOMAS b sH0ENAKEkS
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AMP LARGE nBSEsI YARD 11I d; 1911 STREET NORTH
By virtue of certain deed of trust bearing date on
the 18th day OF February. A. d. 1875, and duly
corded, No: IT'S, folio As. ct seQ one of the Land
Records of the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the party thereby secured, will SELL at
public auction in front OF the premises. TUESDAY,
the FIFTEENTH OF MAY. A. D. 1888, at SIX p M.
the following described real estate situate in the city
on the ground plat or plan Of said city as lots num-
numbered t24Sl two hundred and forty eight she
same is recorded In the office Of the surveyor Of said
city and District in Lber n K, folio 6S, together
with the Improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and appertaining, known ~ No. 1871 X
street.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said deed Of trust
follows: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by this
deed Of trust npaid with the expense of SALE cash.
and the balance at 12 and Is months for which the
notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold. shall be taken deposit Of $500 shall be
qured Of the purchaser at the time SALE and all the
shall be at the expense Of the purchaser
If the terms Of sale not complied with in full
within ten days after the sale the trustee the
the defauting purchaser after ten days public notice
ap3O- dZds Trustee.
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MADE To Fir.

THAT'S WHAT WE SAY ABOUT OUR
SPRING SUITS AND OvERCoATs. AND
NOT ONLY ARE THEY MADE TO FIT
THE REGULAR BUILT MAN, BUT THE
TALL AND SLENDER. OR THE SHORT
AND STOUT.
WE CAN SAT WITHOUT FEAR OF
TRUTHFUL CONTRADICTION THAT NO
OTHER HOUSE IN WASHINGTON HAS
AS GREAT A VARIETY OF SHAPES AS
WE HAVE
TO BEGIN. WE HAVE THE GARMENTS
FOR TIE TALL SLENDER MAN, CUT SO
THAT The COLLAR OF THE COAT WILL
BE UP WHERE IT BELONGS. THE
SLEEVES WILL COME DOWN TO THE
PROPER PLACE, AND THE VEST WILL
NOT BE SO SHORT AS TO CAUSE FEAR
OF AN '-INTERMIssIoN" BETWEEN IT
AND THE TROUSERS
THEN WE HAVE THE "REGULAR" OR
MEDIUM CUT FOR THE MAN OF AVER
AGE BUILD.
TEEN COMES THE sSHORT" FOR THE
MAN WITH SHORT NECK, SHORT ARMS
AND INCLINED TO ''RoTUNDITY."
AFTER THAT WE HAVE THE EXTRA
SHORT" FOR THE VERY SHORT AND
CORPULENT MAN, THE ONE WHO SAYS
he CAN NEVER FIND ANYTHING IN
READY-MADE STOCK TO FIT HIM.
NO ONE MAN Oh FIRM CAN MAKE
ALL THE STYLES, AND THOSE WHO
THINK THEY CAN. FIND OUT THAT
SOME ONE ELSE HAS SOMETHING
BETTER.
WE HAVE MANY LINES MADE UP
SPECIALLY FOR Us FROM OUR OWN
PIECE-0OODs. AND THESE WE CUT
PRECISELY LIKE THE BEST CUSTOM
WORK.
WE KEEP ALSO THE LATEST NEW
YORK STYLES MADE BY THE LARGEST
AND FINEST MANUF To r ERs
THERE.
WE KEEP ALSO THE BEST THINGS
FROM THE wANAMAKER's STOCK AND
THESE ARE KNOWN TO BE FIRST
CLASS. As TO PRICES. NO ONE IN
WASHINGTON UNDERsELLs US
E b BARNUM Z Co,
p25 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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THE GREA
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST

TO 5,, THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
. Is a feet pEGSaBEaE ID iIS ss7.
For ps,,s,,,u and streets. as follows;
Linz. 9 SO am; daily 70 CINCINNATI and ST Louis
and Buffet Car o 81 Louis daily except saturday.
Srss SssPp 5 Gnr as ., 4
Car Msshington 70 CHICAGO and 81 Louis. and eT-
daily Hsis5aix Win tSrours sie ers' fos
ds o spf MSRs and f ,Ss Ltr;
%SD I FTos sfs R e Gh,s
For re Canandalsus. koch, ster. bur ao. NIAGARA
10 90 pm daiiS except SATURDAY. with Palace caiS
For wiiIiamsDort Loek Haven. AID Elnin at 80 .
ll:4o am. zoo, : 10. 10 90. and 4 go pm %
pnspy S zoo mi IL % r.pr. & 1909 and
and Dining Carr, y 40 am daily. except sunday.
For Boston Without Change, 90 pm. every day.
Jersey CITY with bOsss Of BrSotlsn AnneI. saerd.
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding
For pSiisaeI phiS 20 . 90. II 90 ana IL 40 an
ana 20 Pm Limited EIprs:. i.rior and I DIN
For Bsiino o e:sS., go. s5S; $40 80 n g&
SS o. Z 30 III saS y 81 q ia,
For fSSss Greek Line 20 AM M and 40 pm d.l,.
600 p m. daily except sunday sundays s:60N
AExANpRfA- AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
For kie.sndria. 600 e.35. $40. e.47. 1857 Am
sna SSo sos s1 ana e IS S p% s4'
n a,
Tram. ans Ss Sy ssSeg ssssy
sYS e. o. i Ss5 I hSe am. .mDS 20 500; s2S
Sunday a. $40 and lla07 AM 2:60 S:l0
Ticket and Information st the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsyvsnia avenue and attae
station. where orders be left for the checking Il
lagesee TO destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. e. PUGH, j. L. WOOD.
General Manager. nl9I Gen passsnssr Agent
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
HIGHLY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No.
1919 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST

On THURSDAY. MAY THIRD. 1888, ATdFTvE
O'CLOCK, in front of the PREMISES shall sell Lot %,
in square AGA. lot 2lxl37b TO large public alley.
improved by three story and basement brick resi-
dence containing nine rooms large closets three bath
rooms rear. galleries. &c. being No 1919 Connec cut
avenue.
This property is located near Farragut Square and
is considered one of the desirable sections
city
Terms: One third cash, the residue in one and two
years, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust the property Conveyancing and re
cordng at purchasers cost. Two hundred dollars de-
posit required at the time of sale.
ap26-dEds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.oneer.
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An Old Mans Fearful Death.

BLOOMINGTON, IND, April 3O.-A horrible acci-
cent occurred yesterday to Burt Reeves an old and
well-known citizen OF this county. He was out on
his farm burning brush, when he accidentally fell
race down on the fire. Being very heavy man ne
was unable to move himself before he was SUMO
Gated When found his body was In flames and
partly burned lie was seventy years OF age
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TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON

ROCKVILLE PIKE NEAR TENNAILYTowN,
By virtue of DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in the cause Beach ct al
vs Beach ct al No 1I066. Equity and also BY virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Coun
IT, Court Of Equity. the subscriber as Trustee.
will offer at public sale, the premises. SATUR-
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1888, AT HALF
PAST TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, the parcel of ground de-
scrbed in said Decree containing about fifteen acres
more or less and being the property devised to his
erty fronts ON three roads L Improved with good
pied by VIM T. Beach. who will cheerfully show the
same 1t adjons the land Of A. T. Goldsborough, and
is bounded BY the Brookvle Road Rockville Road and
a County Road. connecting these two roads. and is
This is considered the most valuable suburban pro-
perty around Washington, and offers opportunity
that seldom to secure property in this section
1t lies beautifully and be easily subdvided into
villa sites or investment cannot be SURPASSED.
Terms Of sale: Ope.fourth cash. residue in three
equal payments at g. 12 and IL months for all in the
District part in county third cash balance in
one and two years. with interest from day Of sale
all cash at purchasers option: all conveyapcing and
recording ct purchasers cost deposit Of $500 TO be
made ct time Of sale and terms to be complied with in
ten days after GALE.
ap27-7t Bethesda, Montgomery Co. Nd
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W. l.. D,scIAs
% SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN.


The only fine Calf 50 Seamless Shoe in the world
made without tacks nails. As stylish and durable
those costing 85 &C. and having no tacks nails to
wear the stocking or hurt the feet. makes them %
comfortable and Violating a. hand-sewed shoe.
Buy the best None genuine unless stamped on bot
tom Nv. l. Douglas 50 Shoe. warranted"
W. L. DOUGLAS "a SHOE, the original and only
handsewed welt a shoe. which equals custom. made
shoes costing from 90 to o.
W. L DOUGLAS s250 SHOE is unexcslledl for
heavy wear.
W. L. DOUGLAS % SHOE il worn by al boys and
u the best school shoe In the world.
AL the above goods made in Congress. Button.
and Lace. and not sold BY your dealer. write ". L.
DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass
For sale in Washington by b RICH Sons 1872
and 1924 9TH St. H. GOLDsTEIN. 912 9TH st; A.
sOMMERS. sol 7th st.; MRS. GEO HOLMAN. 49l
Pa ave. NV Georgetown. B. NORDLLNoKR. 3124
Bridse It Alexandria. H L. SIMPSON.
sp26-th&m-3m
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Fell Upon a Circular Saw.

NoKohIs, Ill, April 3o.-saturday afternoon
while NJ F. Elliot, wealthy farmer, living 8
miles south OF here, was handling logs at saw
mill, ne lost his balance and fell across running
circular saw, completing severfng his left arm
and tearing through his side into his left lung.
MEDICAL aid was summoned at dice, but he lived
only three hours
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Ann O.DeI,a,. ChiIdrcn I'm custody.

The Childfsp's Society took possession OF Ann
O'Delia Messaat's children Saturday. Mr.. Marsh
asserted on the witness stand before Judge Kill
broth that the mediums eldest daughter was as
proficient In the art OF making pictures 'come" as
her mother. 70 was averred that Mr.. Gerry and
IA society would experiment with the eldest
daughter with the idea OF discovering how the
spook pictures were manufactured, Mr.. Gerry SUD-
plying his head as base OF operations. AT nearly
8 O'Clock pm. saturday Mr.. Gerry said that he had
not seea any spoo& pictures yet He was inclined
10 be mysterious about the captive children.
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1nEY DIsTRUsr THE CROWN PsIScE.-It Is said
AZ berIin that the emperor has recently been
worried by the appearance OF a Joint memorial BY
tre kingdoms OF Bavaria. Saxony WurfemburY
ana Baden, setting forth that owing TO tho deli
eats state on the emperors health and the ineX-
penehce OF the crown prince IL Is advisable that
ne supreme power OF declaring war and conclud-
peace should be vested In the reichstag instead
al remaining with the emperor. No reply has "a
yet been sent 20 this memorial
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puNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer wA'ns s Sn + ,dts
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND

STREETS NORTHWEST (NO Sl6).
On WEDNESDAY,, NAY SECOND, 1883, ct HALF.
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. we shall sell in front q
ing ~ feet 18th street, running back the depth
thereof to an alley. improved by . three-story and
Al modern improvements.
This property should command the attention Of buy.
era, being centrally located In nrstclass neighbor
hood
Terms: One-third cash; balance g, ~. 10 and ~
month"; for notes bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured by deed Of trust property sold All
day Of sals. WALTER b WILLIAMS Z Co.
au04-At AucttoneefsL
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A lady who evidently understands what she Is
writing about informs Us that . kiss on the fore
head denotes reverence for the intellect, kiss on
the cheek that the donor Is impressed with the
beauty OF the kissed one but that O kiss on the
lips Is token OF love. Kissing the hand OF an
other expresses willingness serve her, but kiss
Ing your hand TO another is love token, signify
ing that you would kiss her with your whole afIec-
zion and grace n she were near enough.