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To-day, James r. Thompson, disorderly con-
duct; personal bonds. Lester willard, vagrancy;
bonds or thirty days Kate Williams John Ii.
johnson and Mary Grimm, disorderiy conduct: IS
or Is days each. Joseph Kelly, vagrancy; bonds
Frances Bell and Laura Delaney, colored, dtsord-
eriy conduct; . or Is days Lucy Woman, dis
orceriy conduct; IS Ss 70 days Estene BodinsI
Burke. violating District ordinance: collateral
forfeftAd
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II,Ru sTEE,s SALE OF No. 1908 II ST. NV.

BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated December
81 1885, and recorded in 1iber No 1233 folio 81 ct
one OF the land records OF the District of Column
bs, and at the written request of the holder
note secured thereby will sell at public auction. in
front of the preInls. = on SATURDAY, the TIVE MY
EIGH DAY OF JULY. 1888, at FIVE AND HALF
(5:30) O'CLOCK M. the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington y. C., to witt
Part Of original lot L. in square numbered begin
ming for the same at point 100 1eet west from the
northeast corner OF said tn west line
q street 2O feet, th,nce south l04 feet inches
thence 20 feet thence north 1O4 feet inches to
the point OF beginning Also the right of Wy in fee
simple grante to Joseph h. Miiburu. by deed from
Daniel X Haener, dated August D. 1868 and recorded
III Liber No. o66, folio 262 ct seq, Of said land
records subject TO two certain deeds Of trust the
of said deeds of trust datel January 14th 1887 and
recorded in Liber No. J23 folio 70 ct seq, to secure
a note for 1000 with interest at per cent per an
num- after January l4th. 1883; and the other dated
January Sth, 1887. and recorded III said Iioer No
l23 folio 80 ct SEQ one 81 said land records,
nine consecutive months or sooner at option, after
December Sth. 1887 with interest the rate of 10
per cent per annu alter said December Sth payable
monthly.
Terms of sale cash, 900 Of which must be Deposited
when the property Is Knocked and the balance
be paid wi hin i've days from day of sale All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. II terms of sale not
complied With the trustee the right resell
at the rsk and cost Of the detaunK purchaser after
fve days. notice by advertisement in the Evening
star. G. H. KNIGHT, Trustee
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct. jy2O,2I.24.26&27
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Capitol Topics.

THE NAVAL INTERPRETATION Bill.
The naval appropriation bill, as reported by the
Senate committee, contains the following items of
interest: Steel practice vessel, s275,O 600; three
gunboats or cruisers, not to exceed l. 200 tons in
displacement, and not TO cost more than $500, 900
In all Appropriations are increased as follows:
reau OF steam Engineering, $4,000. Items are
struck out as follows For armed cruiser OF 7500tons
displacement not to cost over S. 5000 The to-
tai appropriation carried by the bill is $40 1877 O92
q net increase over the House bill OF $154, 900.
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A Measure Passed that Does Not Please
the Labor Organizations.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
ALBANY, N. Y, July 20.-The legislature has
passed prison bill applying only to state prisons
and not TO penitentiaries, and bill recognizing
the New York aQueduct commission, putting the
aqueduct In charge OF the mayor,
comptroller, commission OF public works,
and president Of the board OF aldermen OF
New York and three citizens named by the mayor.
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The yacht Hohenzollern, with Emperor William
on board, arrived at Cronstsdt yesterday amer
noon, and WAS received with due honorA The
czarina. In handsome pavilion erected on the
quay Of the military harbor, cordially greeted En-
peror WIliam- The party then proceeded 70 the
palace. The car. Emperor William, Prince Henry
and the czareW1ch rode In IN open Waegonette.
The cxarlna ana the other members Of the Imperial
parties followed IN open carriages The route was
lined with troops.
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The Dynamiter's Confession.
CHLEBUN DECLARES THAT NO DEFINITE SCHEME Of
OUTRAGE HAD BEEN DECIDED ON.

OUTRAGE HAD BEEN DECIDED ON.
Chlebun, the Chicago anarchist who has con-
fessed, In addition TO what was given in yester-
days STAR told the police that no definite scheme
OF outrage had been agreed upon. The judges and
Inspector Bonieid were talked about in the gen.
eral scheme OF vengeance, as was Capt Setback,
and be understood that ne was to pay more atten-
was no concerted plan OF action, but IL agreed
that when all preparations were made he and TWO
Others were TO be informed by Hronek Just what
they were to do In the way OF avenging the death
OF the martyrs. After July i he was visited by
HrOnek, who brought him two bombs OF the
broken glass variety and two sticks OF dynamite
from which he was TO make bombs OF gas pipe
after the usual pattern The other two men were
also supplied with bombs and dynamite. He had
the stuff in his house for about Q week, and then
grew 60 afraid that Il would be discovered that he
made away with It by throwing 1t In Q vault
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TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.


oAASGE EEyN SALE OF XAhgAgLE REAL ESTATE,
FEET On TIE ,H MEST SIDE OF VERMONT Az:
"a Ax VENUE, NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE:
sss Of Eaay sdss ed ds e f
adninistrator and others AGAINST George Taylor and
SA the BAY sad S S 81 Fk
Five O'CLOCK +. NJ sel! at public, auction, 70 the
Sts tS sky so both ne1siye and The souih aea
Numbered torty-eight tisl by the full depth the,
square numbered TWO hundred and fourteen t2i4l on
the plan of the city of Washington in the bis
o. the Of ee o @
CO. ing the property now occupied by the said Taylor
fD hs Fa s.es OF Vermont avenue opposite
By said George Taylor and wife to X. ". Tyler and K
k ri o. record the lard records Of said
following notes secured by said trust remain unpaid
TO wit: One iucipal note for sixty Thousand dollars
and nOtes for on the note rst sbos
each &c i2r the sum OF eighteen hundred
January 1858 and the other will mature on the 23d
Terms OF sale: One-tbrd % of the purchase money
cash IN baud and the residue in two equal nstsments
day sale and the viii b. o 1s
his notes for the deferred instaments of purchase
two years respectvey hereafter with interest al
per cent from date until paid, payable
and to give such security for the payment thereof as
be satisfactory to the undersened or by
the court or the purchaser may pay all cash. at his
o. ton deposit OF 5000 will be required the day
OF sa and the purchaser will be required to fully
property viii Re resoId at his FISK snd
costs All conyeyancing at purchasers cost
WILLIAM TAYLOE SNYDER Trustee.
- Corcorsn Building,
CHARLES c: COLE, Trustee.
jy9-d&ds Eendall Building
81 THE SALE ADVERTISED AS ABOVE IS BY
consent. adjourned to take place MONDAY JULY
TNENTl-1 HREE. 1883, at same hour and place.
WILLIAM TAILOE SNYDER, Trustee
Corcoran Building.
CHARLES c. COLE Trustee.
fyC0-dSds t,ulall Bulldlip
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he NeminAsien - NM Fuller Gen.
flRWoa TO.day.

In the senate this afternoon, the nomination OF
Mr. Melville W. Fuller. to be Chief Justice OF the
United States was confirmed
The vote in Nh. Fuliers favor was about two 70
one
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WAsH1SaroN SOCIETY WOMEN.
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY.

Miss J. f. Smith. No. 1880 9th ct. NV. Washing.
ton, D. c., who dresses the leading society OF
that city, writes. under date of June 4, 1888:
"Desr Madame: have suffered for thres years from
Nervous Prostitution, and have only kept my feet
through the use Of tonics. This year 1t bad been
harder fight than ever. but about two months ago
of my customers (Mrs. Justice Miller) advised to
try your Vita NuovA' have improved steadily
since began the use Of it. and would like TO know
will send it to me direct and what you will charge
me by the dozen bottless My forewoman. who is
sumptve, 10 also taking 1t with great benefit have
recommended Vita Nuova' to many Of my customers.
An early answer will greatly obge respectfully
MISS ]. r. SMITH.
ITO Mrs.. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
''52 and % Park Place, New York"
Thus is VITA NUOvA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the aged and the infant No remedy has ever
commanded such spontaneous Endorsements. No
remedy has many friends. The stomach and nerves
the causes Of our troubles. VITA NUOtA"
quickly brings them into normal condition One dose
of VITA NUOVA will digest hearty meal in one to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
its Pure blood is its companion. 1t Ii not wine
Of coca and countereits and substitutes have proved
upayailiug ap1S-6m
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MAR RlED.
CAGTIEMAN-N
DIED

CAsTLEMAN-MAGRUDER BY Rev. Arthur &
johns, IN Rockville, Nd the 18th Of July, lsss,
GEO. L. CASTLEMAN and SARAH A. MAGRIDEks
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Mrs. Geo b. stetson. . handsome widow, has
sued d. sidney Appleton, r., son OF one OF the
partners OF the publiahing hrin Of D. Appleton Il
Co, for breaGh Of promise.
sister Mary Frances Glare Cusack, better known
as the Nun OF Kenmare, writing from Florence,
Mass, denies that she has LETT tho Catholic
church.
Gov. HiIl has sent message TO the New York
legislature recommending the enactment Of
measure aboiishing the present New YORK city
aqueduct board and creating new commission
While fumigattng the standard Theater In ".
Louis with sulphric acid, the 1ugs which held the
acid exploded and several Of tbs attaches Of tho
house were badly burned.
A nerce wind storm. accompanied ~ rain, passed
over Wheeling. W. Va, lase Svening. doing much
damage A bridge gave ways precipatetang many
people into the fiveF. ana several. u - thought.
In Chicago yesterday Judge oaxnsts decadsd in
favor Of the board Of tTa0e 0nd dismised the SUIT
OF the New Yorx and ch1eago CralA and Stock
Kxchange agsinst e. This y u frst ana most i'm
pGs sSs tr sas 49, saS N sss x.op.
Amaseer Ssgatss. e ssseszy, =, e:sicklsa9 md
Mngfso. ana DQachcA a Hamlltcn, oak, and
epossa, q oorna11, = ~ o11tof olgloA
are o. sfslke Sue inmsoseo vage2
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A special from Topeka, Kas, says: Judge 0uth-
ne released Henry w. Moore, but he was lmmedl-
ately re-arrested BY constable for adultery. held
under $500 bond and his case BET for next Monday.
An agent OF the Dominion government who has
returned from an OFFICIAL visit 70 British Columbia
reports that, de1pite the most vtg1lant Watching
OF United States 6n1cerA large numbers Of China
men are daily smuggled across Puget sound nom
Victoria into Warrington Territory.
The shOOtlng contest for tho Echo Shiold ~
wlmblsdon Fssuitsd IN fasof q tns Irish team.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York SfeC

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opeHins and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Macartney 14l9 + street.
Nnnas | 81 ! q. n Aan.e O C
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~ A. ROOT L CO., Auctioneers.
GROCERIES AND FIXTURES.

On MONDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTYTHIRD.
AT I'm O'CLOCK, will sell in store No. 1913 G street
northwest entire contents, Teas Coffees Sugar
Syrups, Canned Goods. Tobacco and Cigars Oil TANK
Sonse Mill Scales Large Ice Box. Butcher Scales and
Outn Counters and shelving and also One Range and
Stove Chairs. Tables. one Bed Room Set Cots Dishes
Two Show Cases, Awning, Side Lamps, Sc ty2O-2t
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Coo1 TIE BlooD
BY USING
TARRANTS
10 sELTzER APERIENT.

NO wEIL-REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
~ be withoat bottle Of ANGOsTUkA BIT
1ERS. the orld-renowned appetizer and tnvig-
orator Beware OF coupterfeits Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured by DE-. }. q. b. 6lEGEkT
SONS, 10
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LONDON, July 2O.--Mr. Parnel has issued an
urgent whip TO the members or his party to be
present in The house OF commons on Monday when
the question is taken che bill for the appoint
ment Of a commission OF judges to examine into
the Times charges against members OF parlia-
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20

THE ALLEGED 20" C0NsPIRAT0RS HELD FOB TIE
GRAND JURY.-In the case Of the men accused In
Chicago OF conspiracy against the Burlington
road Commissioner Hogue yesterday decided to
hold them all In 1000 bail each for the grand
fury Enorts to exempt Engineer Cooling from
being held over were Intellectual a. were also at
OF the defense was that there had been practically
no evidence against Cooling. Among the specta-
tors who witnessed the conclusion OF the trial was
ertck Bauereisn and Goding were not allowed
their liberty On bail AL three were rearrested
Inc dynamte into the State Of limos contrsYy 70
the law. The grievance committee In session In
chicago yesterday adopted o resolution asking
suspension OF judgment In the case OF the accused
men until an impartial thai IL had. The resolu-
ton says: "The whole business looks at this time
like policy adopted 70 inJure and Disgrace the
worktngmen who are on . strike"
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Emperor William nails for st. Peters.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2O.-Emperor William, &C.
companed by Prince Henry, Count Herbert Bis
marck, and q small suite, sailed from Peterhon
the Alexandria
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Swept over Niagara.
A YACHT ckFsIzkD AND A VOTING nkKRgKp WOMAN


DkOwNkD
AT Niagara Falls. yesterday afternoon, W. n.
Barter, son OF Z. Barter. the Grand Trunk ueket
agent, rented yacht from Jesse sboCbridSe,
just above the reservation grounds and inyited
Mrs. =. j. Tuiiy out Tor a ride In making a tack,
the boat went over. The young man finally man
aged 20 get grip on the capslEed boat AMI sup
ported the insensible woman, he says for over Two
hours AZ last he could hold on no longer and She
glided out OF his benunbed arms. soon after he,
too, became insensible. The tux Jewetl saw the
upturned boat and the men Rescued Barter, wha
was resuscitated. He said that Mrs Tully ac-
companied HIM unbeknOwn 90 her husband. Her
body WAS seen under the Goat Island bridge
by some tourists at ;lS O'Clock and they watched
it 60 over the American falls. she was a Miss
stephens OF Macon, Ca. and married Tully three
years aga She was brunette, very pretty ami
some people thought hit OF a fiirt Her age " a.
but twenty-five years. She had no children.
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CIR THE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.

We are the Sole Agents Tor this Celebrated Harness.
and have constantly hand ful stock which sell
Ut CONCOhD thiCtS. beware vi limitations and see
that get the genuine Concord Harness. also sole
Agents Tor the WHITMAN saddle than which there
better.
LUTZ BRO,
497 Penn ave-, adjoining National Hotel
A full stock of Trunks and satcheis the best
makes, at very low Urices ml2
IS YOUR EYESIGHT FAILINGl IF SO GO TO w.
rs. 1ApPAN. Jeweier and Opticisn, 604 9th st.
aud have tested with Kings trial lenses
the best country.
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w hen baby was sick. We gave her Cassoz1A
When she wss child. abe cried for Castor1A
When abe became Miss she chung TO Castoria.
WHEEL ale kHa chii0rep. hhs gnvs them OAstoEiA
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JAMES s EARLE & Sons.
No. Sl6 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
New and beautiful WATER CoLoRs. by salianti.
Pascal, Lori, Essig, Carl Weler.
NEW EICHINGs AND ENGRAvINos
Exquisite PHOTOGRAPHS AND AUTOTYPES,
CREATURES AND FAC SMILES. Appropriately
framed pictures for WEDDING GIFTS, ANNIvER-
SAklEs, SEASIDE and SUBURBAN HOMES. All the
ROGERS GROUPS. je26
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The siazing Court-WartiaI.

CADET hACkiNs TRIAL CONCLUDED AND CADFr
WINS CASE TAKEN UP-A RECAICITRANT WITNESS
The court-martial at Annapolis yesterday con-
ciuded the case OF Cadet Maurin, charged with
making Naval Cadet Payne stand on his head.
Cadet Maurtn conducted his own defense and
read a statement explaining that Payne could not
identify him among so many cadets and In the IN.
certain light
Cadet Noble +. Irwin was then put on trial for
making Cadet Payne chew toilet paper and candle
grease. Cadet Payne testified that he was going
on an errand when irwin stopped him. Payne
asked 20 be allowed 20 go on. For asking this he
was made 20 chew toilet paper and candle grease
by Cadet Irwin.
Cadet Charles r. Cornell testified that it was an
other member 81 the third class who gave Cadet
Payne the order 10 chew paper. He declined TO
answer questions as 10 the guilty cadet further,
On the ground that a more explicit answer would
criminate himself The court was then cleared
for secret consultation. the result OF which was a
ruling that Cadet Cornell was not protected by The
plea OF determination, and he was ordered
give an explicit answer as 10 who gave Cadet Payne
the order To chew paper and candle grease This
he declined 10 do, and he was reported 90 SUPER
intendent sampson who placed him under arrest
and ordered him 20 prison on board the santee.
The court then ADJOURNED until to-day.
HERMIT MIsER's DEATH.--Daniel Lee, one %
the he1nieIee brothers, who for thirty years have
lived In a tumDle-down shanty a few miles east of
Plainneld, y. j., died on "wednesday. Although
living IN ablect poverty, the brothers were worth
over $5OOOoO. Frazier lee, the remaining brother,
Is In feeble health and VIII not long survive.
Two DEATHS rRoN HYDRoFHoBi..-Two deaths
from hydrophobia occurred In Chicago Tuesday
evening. The nrst case was Elsie Kelly, three
year-old girl. who was bitten by a small dog a few
days ago. She suffered greatly on Monday, but
the free use OF morphine The other case that
OF Daniel Moriarity, labofer, bitten nine months
ago, who died at the county hospital after suffer-
Ing terrible agony.
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b hs verdict Of al who take Ayer's rnlA
Prompt and effective In their sction. they lesvs
No nl-e6ecta and may b administered TO old OF
young. Herbert Elwell. Of East Saxinav. Mich.
says: y vas great sufferer from Constipa.
ton. Hesdsche, and General Debility. Ny skin
was yellow. and had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines failing. took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills and am cured"
II was severely afflicted with Dyspspsia and
Enlargement Of the Liver. most Of the time b.
Ing unable to retain any solid food Three boxes
Of Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lucius Alexander.
Narblshsad. Mass.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Msss
Sold by all Druggists and De alers in MedicinesL
mhl3
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LOOKING FOR SUSKES TREasuRE-k steamer
specially fitted out and IN command of capt. Chas.
A Adams and Lieut. Geo. y. Blow, OF the United
states Navy, started from Philadelphia yesterday
20 endeavor 10 locate the sunken British SloOp-Of
war DE Braak, near the Delaware Breakwater,
and which went down with millions OF gold CA
board.
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,ntrxC, xrcL>,- -. foS LOulslana ave.
pCNCaNSON BIOS. AucffOneers iyIS-lfs
V,HOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHhNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PKOPEkTf, BEING PART OF "FLETCHALIIS
SHANCEs Situated NEAR TENALLYTOWN
Dr. ~ CT AND CONTAINING TWENTY AChEs OF
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
itfiet Oh Solrm6ia passed in Equity Cause No.
viii sell at public auction upon the premises
on IUEsDAl. the TMENIY-FOtRi ri BAY or
JCLl. A. - 1888 at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of .
tract OF iaI IA the County Of Washin1ton District OF
eolnmbla. knownss "fletchslrs Chance and con-
tanning twenty t2OJ acres VI Land distant about y mile
from ienaHy being part of the tract Formerly
owned 0y john = GhSppe and particularly desc lied
Terms II sale: One bird cash and The h.is.cs in
one and tso years with interest from the day OF sale
10 u secured by the notes OF purchaser and deed
OF trust On the property sold all cam al the mir
chss-rs option III the terms not compIi wlti, in
twenty days the trustee serves the to resell at
the defaul Hs pureh,sers risk and COST deposit II
sVo VIII De required AZ the time of sale Taxes 10 be
PAID 10 the day OF All CONVEYANCE no .ad rs.orI
Ing at the purchasers cost 1870 NN"
GEORGE 4 HAMILTON. Trustee,
Si<-oSos sun Building
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III LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
- IL the only one 20 for
GOUT. RHEUMATISM AND URIC ACID
No other water has third much Lithis
One dozen one hall Gallon Bottles "a so.
sl4-3m G. b SHAEAh = Co. Agents. los Pa ave-
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Executors of jacob Frank Deceased
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers yl3-d

4 'HANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE Blu iLDINCi
~ LOT. IMPEOy ID BY HOUSE No. 1I5 FIFTH
SrkEEI sODTHEA,T. HAVING A FRONT OF
"a FEET BY DIP II Of 80 FEET. TO Al
LILY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of CouIntiI made in the cause No 1143 in
equity " eryin wu H. Marshall and Others com
plalnats and Hattie and Alice Marshall defend
ants shall; on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the TEIk-
IL Iii DAY or JULY, ID. 1855. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, ell at public auction IN front OF the
premises the following real estate, described the
plat VI the city OF in the District of Co
uInba and being of lots twelve and thirteen
IN square light hundred ana eighteen. beginning a
POINT on fth street east thirty to) feet north
from the southeast corner OF lot thirteen -.
ming thence north along SAID fifth twenty -four
24 ieet thence west the entire pth of lo thence
south along the rear line of lots IL and H. t. enty
Hour I'D feet thence east to the place of beginning
Terms OF sale: One-haif of the purchase money in
cash anu one-hai IN one year. the deferred paymen to
pear Interest irUi the SALE and be evidenced
by the notes Of thc purchaser which be secured
by deed OF trust ON the all cash. the pur
chasers option. deposit OF 500 required at sale;
recording &C. at the rrhaser's cost.
Ierus OF sale to be complied with within ten days,
Stber~ise the tru tee the right esell
r4sA and cost OF the del aultng pure has r.
EUGENE f. ARNOLD, Trustee,
,>,-,.c,x-o>>- 49,, 4oS Louisiana ave
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Mr. RANDALL was doing very well this after
noon. He sat up In bed for some time to-day.
A CARLOAD or STEEL PLATES for the battle
ship Maine, to be built at New York, weighing
1000 pounds, was shipped from Pittsburg yester
day. This is the nrst shipment Of material for
this purpose.
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WArcu EXPRESSES
WATCH ExPExsER
WATCH ExPExsEA
WATCH ExPENsEA

Neither spend penny peedlsssiy nor erudgs Ao1s
lar when necessary. When you decade 10 sutgtaaA
pleasantly make your dscision Anal by ordR1ne Huh
Punch Of your Grocer Or Drugxlss Who viii I'll 200
that for handy social bevsrauA iss soua1 ooeb noe
exisG c. T. GRAVES eoNA Boston mAnufacsua
tt and guazansss ~ purity md szcsnapos
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The GENu1sE IMPORTED
CAB sBAD sPRuDEL WATER

6PRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOB LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASEA
APkRFECT CURE
Constipation, Gout, Rheumatism. i)isbetas and Ill
Diseases Of the stomach
Beware Of imitations
1T has given me better satisfactiou than ANYTHING
which have ever used"-Prof ssegeu. University Of
Vienna
1hsve used It for years with remarkable succesa~-
Prof. Hlawazek.
Write for DR. Toboldt's lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt, read before the Ninth International Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application.
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