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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUsTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BAY WINDOW
BRICK HOUSE No. 400 NJ STREET NORTH

4AUSI ED . bAIE VIZ IWO-SIOh1 BAL WINDOW
BRICK HOUSE No. 400 NJ STREET NORTH
NHST.
By virtue of trust deed given to me will sell in
'front.' OF the premises Oh 4 III lsSDAl AFTERNOON.
OCTOBER FOURTH. 1888. At FIVE O'CLOCK, all
that piece parcel OF land and premises in the city
Washington. u. G., ano known on the plat thereof
SUB LOT G, SQUARE 5l4.
fronting 81 feet street. with depth of 100 feet
to an alley improved by story bay window brck
house with six ROOMS. modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash balance III and years,
notes To he given bearing cent interest day
OF sale payable semi ualy and TO be secured "
deed OF trust on premises ali Cash. 1t OF ton Of
purchaser. Conveyancing &c, at purchasers cost a
del oslt OF $500 required at sale. IL terms Of
not complied with IN ten days from day Of sale the
trustee rese the rig. to resell the propert
risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser alter ve
days public notice In some newspaper published IL
Washington. u. c.
se2S-6t DANIEL HARKNFSS Trusree
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AND OHIO RAILROAD


SEw ssksiT sy fSGH k sSbeT SSeeesEs
- or Chic.so aud Northwest eaprsss d.ilY io:5sA
O Ler Cincinnati snd 81 Lou,s express daily s,,i
Tor h.,.barx and Cleveland srprs.. daily iossSA
enas;lo pm -.
For Phiisds Iphi.. Newark. and Miiminstoa, a.so,
M 90 and 5;25 p IN. daily, eIprsss -,
Phil.dslpLia, IS am: and rs Is pm
q. for sinssr'y aud rntormediate pointA " 10 A.
For Baltimore j. $50. 40. s.so. 20. s.4s IL
rsisl $50. So IS s 30 20 e. rs 1a,I .ns
o. s soons. s e z sss sag :. & .sa
Nor S 81 sRSa: g sps 30 sg IsG
nspo i 90 ssS sm Z os. $50 go 70 pm. ssa-
For Way Stations between Washington and B.ia-
On sa5aey. 20 sS % M Il 20 a.
for stations on the Metropolitan branch. 70 Is .
"a II o . aSs Rs1 ss rs stations only 10 io.
For aHithsr-6srs and in inter- poan,s tsau.
For Boyds ana i1ier nm Stations n ON $40
Church train leaves wsshinrton on Sunday only ~
lilo PM. stopping q AL stations on Metrop0nsaa
For frederick flo:loam- ~. t4.3a tSa3oaa.
Ior Hsserstown. tlo: 10 an and rs .3opm.
ID foi Luray ana points on the shenandoah ysileyH
K 70 koan9ke and al points south wa Norfolk and
Trains arrive from chicago daily ~ m ana Sis
and ;55 o. IN; irVm rittsoury daily 20 . 5;I3
From Phil.delphia. Ches er. and Wilmington. "a
IN. DO q 10. and S:05 u daily.
Is s1 S.1 .1d rSnsS as,ss
Tran. le.ss o ~ lSr %s,nnsHn :, "a
uts trainl q m II a., .. 8 4;lO. s. g. &C. SIX
81 i ins e SasaI $40 M x 10
tLacept ss sud- Daily ts1pdAy sny; ~,
: ~. 81 . "a s.;
ysn Il Srfs nEs CzAs o scULL
sp30 Cen MAusxsr. Con Rsss Assat
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AUCTION SALES.
THoNAs DowLINo. Ascs,ooesr.

HoAAs BOWLING. Aucraopesr.
ExEogIEIx,s SALE OF A COMFORTABLE Two
rsSHa 1RSS4.siSa II e aasa-
o q dscnp r. oSros5a ,IyJa isss At .Iys
i Ice sess with n0asla sss
os:s sSo and "
..as 8xhS j. Sg 5cS 81 ss' E.oeusr...
WALrER b WILLIAMS Co, Auctioueera
SAT- ItS 81 w tksEJk ASR SAE cHsnBss sUHS5
fxiNfISas. THTEs ooISRss 4 HSGRasINs as
90. or MONDAY. sEPLEMBER FIRST. ct TEN
Dsrt,sis nortnwest the following named articles
Two Heavily SsrSed w.lnu. cA.mb.r Suites. -Four
s.Si ns0fr .s ssis T Dins
Hair 5fnseeis CARPETS Ingran and other C.rpess
s! Tar Ssrpeis. Plush kssy Chairs, hooker. eta
se2s-ai WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Auct.
TNRusTEEs' SALE OF NINE NEW BRICK
cAfIiSf sTREE ff hNb bE iLMhhhf AS2Su Z
ssSS9niMMMh ME- ADy0iNlNG GARFIELD PARK
n BY virtue q decree of the suprem. Court of the
lioss and 20 dated pos. u 20 We vii sell
on aS61Sn Y fESn. a the sespsSys pEsssss
4. D. 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ all tho-s cer tain
Known as Lot. n sas ss g. s 49, and 2 &C.
IN nadrons subd vision of square $40. duly recorded
Hn q . aid r 81 r So
improved with 2 Twostory Brick Dwelling. having
the alley has Three-story brics. with store and ecu
Ar Az me houses have gas. water. &C. These Lots
cb Terms Of sale as e sssp lot; onsthrd Of the gqr
staments payable one and two years respectivey,
Win ntsrest al per cent per annum payabe semi
sola. or al cash at the option OF iurchaser De-
posit Of 500 each lot will be reaulr, time Of
and cost Of the default purchaser Al conSeyssc-
ANDREW b DuyALI. Trustee
JAS H MARI. irass.s sDN - .e
WATSON J. NEWTON; Tfss:ss;
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts se2s-dkds
TINEUsTEEs' SALE OF THIRTEEN NEW BRICK
sfkEET hHP PHLASAKk kyENSE sotfA;
kfH ADiiE' s sfhD OF Af tsI AEB
1895 and Ill7O (consolidatedl, Doc. rs. will
rgni rs iffsSyt
TobER, A. d. 1855, At FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. al
p c known as Lots 80. Al, 8. 81 a. "a As: AZ;
sn 4y I'D ~ q d .nr o. n & snooySn ,S OF
SURVEYS Office Dls,r CT 81 Columbia ZACH on said
brich dwelling having TOUR rooms Lot o. has two
story brick containing hese lots will be
offered separately.
srins vi sale as to each lot: Onethird of the pur-
chase-money IN cash. and the balance IN two equal in
sanents payable III one and two years. respectively,
with Interest ~ six cent anium, payable SEMI
ANNUALLY and secured by deed of trust property
sold, or all cash at the option Of the purchaser. De-
post OF 800 each lot will be required at time of
sale terms must lie complied with in Ten days from
day OF sale, the property will be resoid at the risk
anu cost OF the deisuiting purchaser. ALI conveyance
ing at purchasers cost
ANDREW b. DUvALI. Trustee,
Cor. A. IT and la ave.
JAS. h. MARI. TRUSTEE,
A b WILLIAMS. Trustee.
- 22Y A. ST n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auct se2S-d&ds
nUNCANsoN Bros AuctOneers.
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RAILROADS.
vt AI9 ILYE

soA -. len nsx Div t Tor S.r-,u,au.
sssssss as..nSr. ne ~ Inehssrs I'd sss.sss
hnorulie. Rome Cslers Montgomery and Nss Or
es,s tai,mAn seelsr wsshinston 70 New orI-.ns
,ot.e,,llA 9ordonsylls st.iisas Cs.s 4 hso Roas.
49, isncssns md bsnuI. orses,soro R.issA
h.m. Moh,scneTy. New orlssn. r.,.. sns o,l,,srn.
man sessr Ne~ fork 70 Mont.ro,n.rx An q ,nn.~-
len. and Mann .h sd s.sgsrs Noa,<e@sry % Nss -
Nioks6urp and shreveport Pulln,.n sl.sss@ n.nS1fe
" 20 u"ius snd AUnstA Solid trans Ns-hiurton -
snna. does not connect Tor G = O. routs I-oinss
4:lS ?. M-paaly, .rcsps Sunday. Coz M.uss---
strsenrs Luray and internleIts :seons conre..s
s. 20 a@wes,:sn' INN, apr. n ss p, 49,.
oordonsvrls. Char ottssvil Ia lou..stli-. Opr,r1sr
sns oa1o rn, se-o De % and ne.r hHs % .
ch.s.sncosA Me9ghl. late Rocf, aud N seuss'.
ton 20 MetnThis without ch nes '''iV's "sSl'A<
11O9 p. A-southera Exsr-~~ D.l, tsr Ina
enD pAnviile RAeish Asheynle. cIsr,oss. eSlgs--
leans Tekss and oAforuis. Pullman Ie.tskal.
Washington % Neu ORLEANS Va Atl.nIa sna NO.
somsry I ralimsn sassTsr ws.hinstou 20 xususs.
Train. on Washington and Ono divs.,cu ,..,. y...
,nsSon s'oO An DAily sxeeJt SUNDAY ana /. '<sf
n; Return ne leave hound iiiii 80 ~ 3D.
SO M p .sa ssa s SUNDAY. srr'iHs ws-afarsos
vile and Lynchburs srIive An Washington Z 90 An
and $3.50 NJ us East I.ni e..se br-tdl and Iynei
burg ~ llil3 An. and s;so I'M Vi. Che ,spssi.
strasburs Local ct e47 An -
ss : .ss S. car ss.sr,sson .na rspsso.
mia 5sllro~d 9th and sta JAS. L fAiIok
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A UCTION SALE OF PREMISE NOS. 1913 AND
Li9Ts tE3NJINa On ATEiETi:FooT ALLY
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia On re:
Entwisie Barron 6ankr9pisD VIII onsr for sale at
as XIII q s1pSf
By Mary II Entwisie OF :risnI Lot IL in square 20.
situated IN Washington ciy in said District with the
Terms: One-fourth cash. the balance in six. twelve
from day Of sale o. ~ cash 4 ds-irsd Dsisrsd
on the properly my AZ co1 Dl
ana ~ ga, : cost si0o
N'' ~ ~ 51SEs $. 5 EST ~ .ss.. a. .s
rHos BOWLING Auctonee I'A 'st s sS5.e~sss
TTRUsTEky SALE OF A YALUABLR AND
l. NEA MI MN BRICK IG ,P PWELLLNG-HoUsE,
By Virtue Of osrs.in deed Of trust dated tn. a
q September: a 2 1856. and duly recorded in iber
q q TN OF
holder Of secured thereby, viii seI at public
:, # gis;is + y IS
known - lot numbered ten ll0l In square four nun
Gs s Nd sSs & ,:ss
said lot being improved by nearly new three-story
Terms d sale: onsethird of the purch.,. moD.v in
cash on The day Of sale. within ten days
and two sssr Wish Il
cent from the day Of sale aud secured by rsf
deed Of trust on the property sold or al the purchse
money may be paid in cash within ten DAYS ster the
sale All conveyanctng record mr. ct tie
cost II the terms OF sale COM pied with WITH
in ten days after the day Of sale the Trustees
the right 70 resell the property ss the and risk OF
ALBERT A. BROOKE,
WILLIAM w. BOARGANl Ifostee9
THOMAS y NAGGAMAN. AuctiOneer se26-dkds
TNHOMAs Z. wAG0AMAN. Real Estate Aucsiooeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLY pvrII.
ING: No: b JACKSON ALLY ETWEEN
NORTH CArII0L AND FIfsST AND q AND Il
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iber
No lSO4 folio IL Of the land records OF the District
OF Columoa and " the request OF the party thereby
secured We VIII ell q public suciou- in front Of
the prsuiieee on SATURDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH
doSo % tIvE O'CLOCK p. A., part OF lot 16. In Nc
0uares eQoovikion OF square ga Beginning for the
ame q the northeast Il said lot thence south
30 feet thence west IL eet thence north 80 and
thence east feet % the bsginntns. impssved b.
tvo-stofy brick dwelling
Terms; Onethird cxsA, Of which ESQ must b. pajd
q time % sale baence I'm three equal ipstslmens in
stx twelve and eightoen niontha which notsD Of
purch.se barring interest from dAy Of sais -
cured % assd e trna ON ps.lsry sold viii - taken.
AL convsyancen9 and recordtqg 81 purchne8ss COST
4 ts.,ns sss M Ssmglisd yt4 n tvslvs e.y.fEQ1
...... iEzsSass.s..as , =.
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rH. Ssssfsr Ep.s .s sSy s55ss,,,,
bSybn ThAck sPLkApIp scFNERf

SILL kkIIs MAeSliictsp fSUflfFskx,
:lta sSS a2s ' Z qSs
foillspurs and tho Wet chioa~o IAmi,-a p,rr...,,
liIsh =, a.s,.boi.a uss q y SO IN. daily, Fss
sss sss,ina cara ANY ron Essq. and 81 Lsa,s
hssrseSn an, 70 - Lsns Dali, creep, s.,arl.y
Cars .shinston % Ghic.so s3s 81 Louis coan.cs
Ieuisyis and SSsPsis r. 1 E,p ss ioi 81
s.Sss 6 sscur. .ne and de r s. "a. !.
For is osss1d.,sus and Sossss,-s ally Tor BUT.
n.iS , an i s.sssss ON ssSsp, s.,S,s.y leoOp
For Mill,smsport LOCK Hsssa. and EimArN q ssSo
90 an 90 ! q: 10 90 sus Il % ON IN o, %
I LSd Tip. @O q 1872 h.: rad
Oar g 20 m, daily. s,csps sSnd.S and sisSs
For Boston without s ehanre. 90 I'm. every d.,
.ss oty si,s So., o. sSsotSS .SSeI .oss
direct irsu Ser 20 FULTON street avoiding doubls
For faii.ss ti S: 70 90 II 90 and 40
g4 40 iDoS and io ia ON on 10 % 90 s .Ss
lilo pm Li%l,sd L,prs-: =, n.ror 20, Oar; 3 %
For S.l,i%cc~ e:sS 5:sQ. 900. go $50, 90.
s goo ss az . ss 90 ,pd !. y 20 y g ,s
For ropss Greek Lane. 20 am and 4 40 pm daily
except SUNDAY.
10; ;; ;:s ss 90 sal Gs e =.
m. 4:i0p.m-
AL AASp-.aA AND fREDERICKsRt-RG Rarr
NAl, AND ALEXANDkIA AM N AsHiSssrs1S
hAlLhOAD
For A.eAAll.Ila g 90, @ IL d 40 a. 10 81 n m
IL % noon. .sOa A.25 s 90 4. 81 ii q 4 n AZ
am: ns s.. Sos S ss sRS fco i S ''A
seS%ena and az s soss 90 % .,
and o. p.la daily, except sunday.
Trains leave h.1andri. tor washington. o :05. 7o5.
OO. b:1O 1919, Ill OF 30. 100 3: IL
5:lo. Q5, - 81, 10 s42 and IL % pm, On sun
DAY ne 10 and II on an ? 90. ) 10. Z s05 ga
flcsets aud Information at the ONCE northeast cor
18th street aud Pennsylva nia avenue aud ct
the station. where orders be left the checknS
81 6ssssse 70 destination from hotels and re.denes
General Nsnsr,r ,sum Gan h -. 49, An,
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MEDICAL, &c.

I'D IL Oldest .ssblished md Only Rs,sahas LAAsss
Physician IN the CITY.
can be consulted daily. <0< 81 sssvsse - NJ On
Prompt treatment correspondeecs and eoesslt.-
ton rtrsctly conndsnnsL ssssrsss Rooms Tor isd.9A
ono always open S-9-x1
nh LLoS's FIlLs, pr. .ox
Maid 10 any sdars. On rsOspt e pr,c:
IA ANnOOD KEsTOKEp b UsLAe DorIL4
M OF two Of Dr.. BRoThEks lnsiyors. N cord'.S
s Ss1 ssss any ss:. ss, :s:..S
Axls o. female. vO6 y "a as ssxo-l@.
IA HAS NLVkK bkLA .goNTkADIy1kD MAT
lDr blloTHLks n the oldest-estsoasesd e0vsrses
ca,,. ls ean.aa Dr.. BEoTaiRs. Sog y q a.
PsrtcuIsr sttentAon leid 70 ell dise e IsculAsr -
i.a,ss r..r'sd q s'as''. For" years ssSsuse's'
r AIDES WHO MCGUIRE RIA sEkylcEs on An
~ sxpss1snosS is~sss PHysssssn should eoosss -
~. 90 a2S =. r.is re Ia: c s g
IA MI DIX FOREST. LoNo-EsIA BIIsGxD. AMn
W yDlisbAs IAdsee fhysAclnA O. " cQosultoo Guy
;sS Si s 1911. s.ss i. q. a.s = as -
n kAD AID IA NisE-DR Bno1 HKkA 80 -
lie 0ids:s lsi.blishsd hspsrt sIsasi.s I. nsRe3
= ssn ssd IuI.i.s Hsdisass g p d.. ss..s.S
isoe and sayice ires q any bur 9sn1 - ~ 5{nk8
s ;ss;ssira &c lila lii es' Ss:-s - rss =
Da.s1ass q csis'.Aa. sa's y aAs d 49, -
ne lo4Iv EsiEo. .u s. .sI 80. ~ -. u.
Is; s S S;5E $ iiaslsf t.Ts ss::..,sx-
y JfzssS3sS5x .&zSa~
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER g. 1883
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each: Halves
$40; Quarters, 50; Tenths, 81; Twentieths 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
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Il dare said the brave little woman, "but
hasten, kufus Tor the night closes In" Her worlS
were Calmly spoken, but her heart beat violently.
I'd lighter OF Eva" said the sick man, looking
so-S,s upS .a hes 10 l..,s'lS n
10 Cy nthia, she watched In profound silence
amid tAe gathering gioom-ner husband returned,
bringing with MIN has friend Mr.. Albright, well
known Washington lawyer. Already tue face Of
the dying man had taken on that asuen hue that
precedes approaching III solution, and the mildew
OF oeain had gathered on his humi1 brow. But
now as II collecting himself Tor last effort, his
faculties were clear
niger upward
They carried him gently on the mattress and
Ialo u upon the narrow coucn in the tower ROOM
Inc motion, slight as IL was, was exhaustive OF a
last eoo.Dg lie. lie pointed 10 q she'll whispering
n va. 1 ,s 81 he naineissS anphora addins, as
owed. and tne DELICIOUS perfume OF some aromatic
volatile essence nlled the air. All felt the subtle
mentary force.
The lawyer wrote as dictated
y me Java Aleim, being OF sound disposa2
as " hereby devise, give, anu beQueath all that
hposssss, ootn OF real estate ana personal To"
..or,csi yonS a n ooksa impAtienty at the Doctor
49, ny nAme'" matsered the dazed doctor, my
The lawyer smiled and wrote .to Ruus R.v,s
OF the city Of W Washington d. CO.
We mase have three signatures TO this win. |.
The Java Airlm listened intently for n noc,.n,
OF rather shrank within himself Nv sons snnta n
act OF volltlon, then gasped- ~ -" ~
Two men approa.hl 4 near the ,oo,.,. -,
the silent Brothers! Hasten 10 meet ths,o =" '"
Five minutes later and the doctor wha haa ,a,,
tne room ia oewIdereo way, returned with two
men, whom he had met at the gate They gi.ncs,
~ the Java Alrim, VINO became ~ sgltatea IS.1
he drew his breath COW ulsiyely; but spsefiv 60
trolling himself, he toOk the pen and slgI,ss a.
name. Then the lawyer and The two men aopendri
their signatures, when, without comment III Z ~
n arQd
Silent Brothers, evoked BY one OF their humber no
serve nis purposef Or was tt q dream, mere NJ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-20
The National Capital.

THE bill, general in its character, for
feitlng all lands opposite railroad lines
not completed within the time specified
by law, was agreed to by the house COM
mittee on Pacific railroads day.
The following nominations have been
confirmed: j. l.. Logan of New York, as
sociate justice of the supreme court of
Idaho. Indian agent, Enos Green, Sacs
and Foxes, Iowa. J. Fl. Woodwork, reg
lister land Office, .Menasha, Wis. Post
master, j. FL. Andrick, McGregor, Iowa.
TIE president has appointed Frederick
r. Corrdert, of New YorB, Alexander
Chaskell, of South Carolina, M. A. Parma,
of Ohio, and Jas. A. Savage, of Nebraska,
as government directors of the Union Pa
citic railway company.
WHEN General Crooks nomination has
been confirmed he will be sent TO San
Francisco, General Schofield will be trans
ferred from New York to Chicago and
General Howard will take the place ct
Governors Island.
The legislative, judicial and executive
appropriation bill as agreed upon in the
house committee, makes total appro-
priation of $2O,474,OO0 which is $93S, 900
less than the estimates, ana 5000, 900 less
than the current appropriations for the
same service.
REPRESENTATIVE WEAVER, of Iowa, says
that another deadlock will occur this week
if the present one is broken within the
next twenty four hours. He intends TO
oppose the passage of Outhwaite's Pacific
railroad bill by dilatory tactics, and says
1t will likely result in deadlock of con-
siderable duration if there is time within
which the bill may be taken up.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-20
Gable Flashes.

KING HUMBERT has donated $4,000 for
the suffers by the floods in Germany.
The Chinese government has with
drawn its objections to steamers trading
with Chun King.
VIM. OBRIEN, NJ. P, was arrested on
arriving at Kingston on Saturday, in COR
sequence of his speech at the meeting at
Laughrea last Sunday.
A REPEATING cannon has been tried at
Brossohart, in Belgium, which can throw
twenty-seven shots a minute.
EvIoTIoNs have been resumed at White
church, the Irish peasa-try resisting des-
perately.
OVER S12C00,00O have been spent ia
New Zealand in the last eight years in
efforts to overcome the rabbit plague.
THE Fanfulla says that the Archbishop
of Paris and the Bishop of Ravanna will
be made Cardinals at the next ConsistorY.
The Russian Government has forbid
den the American Bible Society and the
British and Foreign Bible Society to dis
tribute Bibles in Russia.
Our in India it is "the man or the
tiger" but the man got ahead of the tiger
in India last year. Hunters killed 400
tigers and tigers killed 1000 men.
PEsrH.-The Pesthar Lloyd says that
the lower house of the Hungarian Diet
will shortly begin the discussion of a bill
regulating the method of summoning the
reserves.
AN inspired article in the Gajdanine, OF
St. Petersburg. rays the Battenberg
marriage project is British plot to Sc
cure Prince Alexander's return to Bul
gsris, TO which Russia ought to reply IL
the mo ntains of AfgharistRn.
THE emperor has given 10000 marks OF
his private funds for the Posen flood suf
ferers in addition TO the small sums ht
had already given.
BERLIN.-IJ IL stated that the late EN-
! peror William left the sum of thirty
marks to every invalid soldier Of the va
| of 1870.
| A FRENCH anarchist named MorcsllC
! has been arrested at Geneva on charg,
| of attempting to blow up With dynamit,
| the church of the Sacred Heart at Mont
mstre, suburb of Paris.
Now that General Boulanger has beer
turned out of the army, he is entitled Il
/ pension of 10000 francs year, and 2,OO'
francs additional as q Grand Officer o
the Legion of Honor. His parliamentar,
salary will be 1900 francs, leaving hin
21,OO0 frencs in sill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-20
PURSUED BY A LION.
4 Hunters Life Saved Through the Sa
gacity of Dog
BpIgravia Magazine


gacity ola Dog
BpIgravia Magazine
The narrator of the following adven-
ture was out IN the forest and wandered
much farther than he intended. At last
his dog was set upon by hon and only
got off with his life, but dogs senses
are sometimes worth more than mans
judgment, and in the present instance,
half dead as he was, the dog saved his
mastes's life.
The children loved my dog and no artery
was cut. | shredded some Spanigh moss,
bound up his wounds, sluug him in my
scarf and set out for home; SO far had
we wandered that it was nearer than the
corral. | am strong, but the sun was
hot, and dog Is heavy on ones shoulder.
No path led through the forest, and /
could not feel sure, not being an Indian,
that [ was following the true course. A
hundred times l thought of dropping
the PCor animal, but had not the heart
when he licked my neck, and | remember
ed what his fate would be, devoured alive
by ants.
Presently he became restless, ard then
he growled. 1T needs many lessons to
teach fool" says the proverb. [ hit
him with my elbow, but he would not be
quiet. He began to bark feebly, gather
Ing up his limb5-poor beast! l sudden
ly caught the hint and turned. At a few
yards distance the bushes sJftly swayed
beside my track. That lion was follow
ing again. / looked to my rifle and set
forward. In ten minutes the growing
recommended, and TIE excitement of the
dog grew stronger and stronger. The
butte was creeping up. ] cooked my
guu and faced round, bat that beast was
quicker. Nothing could be seen but the
waving of the twigs. [ fired a chance
shot to no effect, and resumed my way
after loading. For long while ell was
quiet. | gained the river bank and was
working down, relieved of all anxiety,
for the spot was familiar.
Beyond broad belt of reeds and
swsmpy ground lay the clearing. That
was an ugly bit to traverse. with a lion at
ones heels, and / congratulated myself
ne had run away. Oae could not see
yard on either hand when, half way
through, The dog growled and bsrked and
struggled more violently than before.
When turned the leaves were all bend
ing and quivering but five yards away. /
shot and hurried on, but the ground was
difficult. In a few moments the dog
again gave warning. and the reeds sway
ed all about. l shot; bat now the dog
did not cease TO raise such feeble clamor
as he could, and l shot as fast as / could
load. Tie firing saved me. Two ysquer-
os resting in the shade knew the sound
of my piece, and came to meet me, hal
lVoing. The dog was almost choked in
cOnvulsions by this time, and / believe
that had just himself to spring when
their shouts alarmed him.
From that time l have understood
how kind action does not go unreeard
ed. For, If l had abandoned my dog
that day, l never should have reached
home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-04-20
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, April II Flour Firm at an advance
Of 10D-Oc per barrel since last week wheat
Active ani buoy ant; opened 1c highcr and after
slight fluctuations closed aSG&lc abov" ycster-
day; 81 for seller cash. sla4for setter May, s2Il
for seller June CurH-Active ana unsettled,
nuc.uating frequently within Il range opruing
sales 16 nEsc higher and closing irregular $50
for seller cash, Gl 1-I6 fer seller MAY; 55l6 for
seller June. Cats-Activc; advanced IpU2ic;
closed Ii to &c above yesterday; 32T4 for seller
May. Rye-G2 for seller cash, Barley Uuchang-
ed. PRIME timothy-2 G5m26j. Flax seed-II,,
Whisky-1.l5. POrk-MoJ prat"ly active; II l5iS
for seller cash, and May II o. for seller June.
LGrd-In light demand and easy; 40. for seller
cash ana May; Z - for seller Jane Shouller5
SO IG0C; short clear, 7OU7.S5; short rins, 20.
Butter Weak; creamery, 2od2j; dairy, .0Ug4.
Cheese Iiet; full cream cheddars. 1914 IA 1OD4;
fats, 1s4@IOA: oung Americas I!u ul2lG. EPFs
Lower, 12ltU13h.
Flour-Receipts, Is 900: shipments, 1900.
Wheat Receipts $1,000; shipments, 1900
Corn Receipts. 0GOOO shipments, G9U0o
Oats Receipts, IOl COO; shipments. 10000
Ryc-Recsipts, 900, shipments, 600
BarIey-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 10000.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE overs Journal re
ports: Cattle ReceT Is, GjO). slow aud steady;
steers, 8COd5 90; stockers ard feeders : a5sE
20. cows bulls and n,xeG. 50N3 90; Texas
steers, 3OO0IUO Hogs Receipts, -, 90;
weak: >Oc lower; mixed, , 5g5E5 90, heavy 54o1
3 sj, gut, 5..OG54j, sktps, 3.50a5.5 Sheep
Receipts G, 900; active and higher natives, I Go0
$50; western. 5250G 30; Texans, ,5lLi 70;
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