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An INFrRxARY SCANDAL IN ISpIASA-The grand
jury OF How ard County, Ind, has made a report
OF a searching Investigation into the condition OF
the Howard County lnnrmary. IL was found that
the inmates have been lnhumanly treated and
supplied with unwnolesome food The Door un-
fortunate wards OF the county have been huddled
like swine into foul quarters without proper VEN
IilAtion Under the beds were found Quantities
Of Nth The beds and clothing OF the Inmates
were found 70 be fairly reenng with vermin Jpo
Hancock, for several years manager OF this insti-
futon, has been suhpenaed 10 appear before the
county commissioners when y thorough investi-
gatlon viii be made.
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A Peculiar Damage Suit.
THE FATHER OF MURDERED NAN SUES HIS sLAYEl
FOR 1900 AND GETS $500


peculiar lawsuit has been concluded in Dan
bury, CT, In which the father OF murdered man
sues the murderer for 5000 for the loss OF his
sons services. The criminal case has not yet been
tried, and the alleged murderer is under s. 600
bonds Last summer John McNif owned saloon
on Turner street. On Saturday night McNiff
closed his saloon and went home. He claims
he did not go near It on sunday, but during
the night he was called up by some one who
lived IN the same building, and was told the
saloon had been entered by burglars. He went
to the place and found Frank Burns with
several empty beer bottles in his hands and In an
alley back OF the saloon McNin had some words
with him, and struck him with bottle Friends
Of Burns came up at this Juncture, picked him up,
and carried him Into the room OF an abandoned
woman near by and laid him on the floor. When
the woman arose In the morning she found Burns
dead. The father OF Burns tried TO prove that his
son was hardworking young man; that he could
make at his trade as halter from "a to IS q day;
that ne boarded at home, and that he (the father
received portion OF his pay, and that by his un.
Timely death he had been deprived or his services
&C. The defense called witnesses TO prove that
Burns was worthless character; that while he
could earn big wages when he worked he did not
work except as he felt like It, and his average pay
for the year very SMALL that he had frequently
been arrested for Drunkenness, and had served
time In jail for II. The case occupied two days
and the jury, after being out seven hours gave
verdict Tor the plaintiff OF $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-16
A Sausage-Easing Snake.
a REPTILE ENTERS A CELLAR AND HELPS HIMSELF TO
HEARTY NEAL

PrrrsBURG, Oct IA correspondent Of the Dis
patch writes from Honey broox, Pa: The wife Of
Col G. w. Alexander purchased some sausage a
few days ago and placed &c on plate that covered
a crock OF pickles in her cellar. She went down
cellar 10 get the sausage TO Try for supper. She
had no ignl, but could sea the plate and the coil
or sausage, as she supposed, by the dim Light the
cellar window gave. She reached down TO PICK
the sausage up, when she Was startled TO see It
uncotl and disappear. She called for her servant
10 come down with hight.
When the light arrived Mrs. Alexander dis
covered q snake about feet long and very
CHUNKY" crawling slowly on the cellar floor. She
Killed II IL was only a common garter Shake, Tut
IL had the links OF sausage inside OF IL The snake
had swallowed the sausage, and, finding the
smooth plate pleasan TO lie on, had curled itself
up 10 wait until It's supper digested-
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SMUGGLING m PET11C0AT.-A Boston dispatch
says: Mrs. JOS l. Hurd intermediate passenger on
the Scythia, was suspected Sunday OF concealing
dutiable goods Search revealed the existence OF q
double petticoat, In which were hidden two SIX
cloth. and as much flannel Yesterday there was
a hearing given BY collector Saltonstall. Mrs.
hurd was represented by her husband. The hear
Ing was private, but the result was announced 70
De forfeiture OF the goods and the imposition OF Q
nne equal TO the value OF the goods on appraise-
ment. The matter will be allowed TO drop ON the
payment OF the dne
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE paya
rI,HREE-sroRY pRIck pxrrI1xa Avn

Il 10 Ill. snNnNTh sTkEET NoR fHaS-T.
SSko9st TIL ksIAI OF MARl q. ~ HuI.ZE.
SECOND 81 flNk O'CLOCK. ~s vii sell IL frout q
PART LOT q souARr <sa
fronting n feet 9Th STREET With a I..,, - 80
feet 20 wide alley. iInprUved bY ,,r- - .s
d~elllns aud .tore; No. ili7 IN strs~, ns,v.so
and streets nort hwe~I
81 one and two ye1is note. % hear fer so nfert
frcm LAY O. .Ae .be seni annually snd 20 D. g.
OPTION OF rsrchsser deposit q o. o vii t@ re-
aelrea une o. az OonseyancinS, kc Of rur.
Otherwise right re>e we'd 20 resell At the r,.l as -.
Of the deiAultns purC hs-er. sfisr Az. A., s,,,,.
notice of such resale IN p~~-u~n., W se
Wsshinston ID c. DUNCANsOS beos.
cSIo-o Aucsone<rx
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oHANcERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES. Noa $50 AND 2Zl q STREET NokTH'

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
Distrct Of Columbia. passed In EQuity Cause No
lloo6. we will sell at public AUCTION trout Of the
OF &C rQHEk, A y. 1858. II HXLF-PAsT FoCk
O'CLOCK -. the following described real estate
situate IN The City Of Warrington District Of Coum
b. esipe ~ q iet and the east 40 inches front by
division Of part Of sonar 1851. with the improve
nenta combining Of two tvo-story br,ck dvellins
Terms Of eals, one-third cash, and the balance in
sx and twelve month"; with interest from the day Of
on property sold 81 cash. ~ the option
zoepostt Of 800 Will be required ~ the time II
trustees reserve the rght resell the nsk and
Of oafauttnG purchassr Al couvsysncng aud rScord-
108 q IN purchaser cost
o,..a,.. TEEksPIS1SpI ssSnNrDr} rru.s..
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nUNCAN6ON BROS. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
3N SASI SARiFHE SIiSHEE4. baaTMEEN FSHR-

By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Labsr
No. 1888 folio 2l3 OF se one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia will sell 1t pu lie auction
in trout Of the pysm,ses, on SATURDAY. THE TWIN.
TIETH DAY OF OCTOBER, A D. 1858, at FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following :described real estate,
situate aud being In the city of Washington District OF
Columbia. TO wit: All that certain piece parcel of
land and premises known and distinguished Is aud
6fty.eight (1058), commencing st . point one hum
dred and eight feet east East Capitol from
south from said point one ten iest
inch thence east forty-two feet: thence north one
hundred and twentyeight feet and one inch 70 East
Capitol street, thence west nifty feet along East
Capitol street 20 the point Of beginning according to
the plan aud plat thereof recorded IA tie plat book in
the surveyors once in said District.
Terms: One-ha!f cash balance in one year note to
trust property solo, or all cash option Of pur-
chaser. deposit Of 600 required 1t sale Convey
aLcng &c, st purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with In ten dxys. otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right % resell the propery Ct the rsk aud OF the
defauttnG purchaser after i've days public notice N
such resale In some Newspaper publshed in Washing
ton, DC
ocl2-dkds THOMAS q. BRADLEY. rrpet..
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HUNCANbON btSOS.. AuCtlOUo0f1.
SPECIAL AND PEREhPToRY SALE OF FINE
NEWMARKETs.' SILK RUSSIAN CIkcuIARs.
SkocADED vELyEr r yISIiEs. CLOTH CIR
On THUR DAY MORNING., OCTOBER EIGH-
TENTH, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK we
will sell within salesroonis. 9Th aud sta W..
the above consignment Of Fine Wraps. to which the
attention OF those in search " Winter Wrs re-
spectiully called ocl5-3t
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(SHANCEkY SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ On The SOUTH SIDE OF h sTR-kT BE-
IMEEN fIfTEENTH AND sIXTEENTH
sIkEETS NokThMEST. HOUSE No. l502 4

STREET. NOkIHMESI,
BY virtue Of q decree # the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in the cause Of Harbaugh
et al Va Hsrbsugh ct al, No. u .321. equity viii
oner for sac, public auction, in front the preni-
II HALf-PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK PM. that certain
parcel OF ground situate in Washington cry. in said
dat let known lot number ILL., of the subd vision
BY George W. Clark Of certain lots in square ls3
recorded in Liber 10: of the Records Of subdivision
at 3D. in the once of the surveyor Of said Dis
trict aid particularly described In the PROCEEDINGS In
said cause with the improvements thereon consisting
In two-story pressed brick .ront DWELLING having
. two-story and finished basement back building.
Terms OF sale: One thru cash to be paid the day
Of within ten days thereafter. the residue in
equal IA stallments at and two years the
per cent per snnum the deferred payments to be
cured by the .ssory notes Of the purchaser or
the purchaser my pay al cssh. Terms Of sale 70 be
complied with wisl1u ten dsya Title 70 be retained
conve sncing and recording 1t purchasers 600
deposit acceptance Of Dld
JAMES 8. EDWARDS. Trustee,
- 500 5th STREET n. "
THOMAS DOWLING. Auct oc6 -eodSds
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIS MorHBR-A shocking
accident occurred near Petersburg. w. Va, yester.
day. MI. Philip Kesecker and his mother had re-
turned home from church, and the young man was
examining revolver, which by some means was
olscnarged, and the ball struck his mother In the
loreneed, penetrating the brain and causing in
slant death.
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NV STORE.

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e. s. Is { E.. s. {. f. f. :: ::
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
(Sscond door.l

We shall make special effort TOMORROW. SAT.
URDAY (October l3) to exhibit our full line Of Chill
DRENs CLOAKS, comprising over sixty (60) styles
and invite parents to call and see our stock
We rive bslow description Of few styles - fol-
lows:
LOT NO.
FULL-PLA1TED SKIRT. with bait and csps. in
Brown and Gray strirs cloth.
1 S1o: a. 4 e. az g. g. AZ a. 10 .: .,a ~
LOT No2.
FULL.PLA1TED SKIRT with bel. and triple CAP.
in dark Garnet cloth.
A. t:':.. ESQ. $3.50. .sss. .7 -; .s -
OF NOS.
PLAIN SKIRT. with fulieathered back. short cape,
and plais down 'front.' In Blue and Brown stripe cloth
very stylish-)
Pz,os s7as s7.S5. $3.50.
FULL-aArHERED SKIRT. with cloth revers on
waist. trimmed in braid and with Belle sleevea
Price. slo.75. sii.as. sia.oo.
We have many other styles very different from those
already Enumerated but space viii not admit Of fur
thsr description.
COME AND SEE AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED.
All styles Of cloth in plain colors Checks Stripes,
and Nobby English effects handsomely braided and
sash trimmed.
Several elegant styles for Misses In plain cloth
braided. with Angel sleeves.
Our prices are reasonable and range from o. 90 TO
s25
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10HM g. HODGES NATIONAL BOOK. BINDEIY
y - ~ e. near City Hall. Books bound IN lesshGE
eatisfactton guarsntssd Work called foe and dolv-
ereo. oG26.1ms
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,one.r.

TH0MAS BOWLING. Auct,onesr.
frSsEASEE s N f ~ TH5 ESIInI sTeek sSp
IsfSHa Spk leassf Il fskf
fISE AID Sh h pnsSERI3s
f .sc A sE. fsfil Stf Rsfs
BnoNzE ANp OTHER MLfALs MASicghL
s skIh fsisThspsSf fstkY ssck Ifrhnk
BIBLES AND PhAnEh BookS ABuMS
bhscRiP iiRN, VI Y HkSDsUAE MAHOGANY
cABINET, HlkRlNGs PaILSI SaAMilok
oFfIcE Gt1RSiitkE ASD ALL TSE sHELv
oISs f9SksYYI M n; hyS OCTOBER SIXTEEN
Isss. oomSsueins :, fkS ocIock. .h.ii .sii the
entire Consists of the above Toned
,Ss nnf ss o. rss s
from az e DAY until all t + sS BOWLING AUG,
0,HoMAs BOWLING. AucuOnsn.
IL WHOM II NAY CONCERN; NOTICE Is HERE;
VI ii BE so fn 70 faf sf1ksSE ShsSsEs
On Friday, ocToBx1 FIfIH. isss: .s Ten s,
cLofk An WITHIN sse..9o mi %, sps " e 10
sagned. the following soods;
Lot OF Household affects. stored August l, 1854
Trunks. Boxes. Pictures. &c, stored Eeb !. 1871:
Lot Of Furniture. &c, stored November ., 1896;
Trunks, Boxes and Furniture, stored Oct L. 1856;
Lot Of Furniture. &c. stored November IL. 1856
Storage above goods be paid ct any time prior
se2s-7t THOMAS powLINa. Aucsaonser
HpSEspAs ocrSbtk En- }sss skaE HUH
AND PLACE fsrgs. p.rss.sd siil please tsts notice
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
fsESsHt 5sss. SANE TSsk ASP RPfSSa .n,,
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.nv,ces erom samoa OF the date OF October g.
srare mat MalieJoas partisans had burned
Tame.ese's residence and were oesieging his ad-
herruls ar Nul1ni Point
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The sweet Uses Of AdversIsins.

FrOm Tue new OK Press
There are more ways Of advertising than the
manly way OF coming to newspaper ONCE, ask
Ing the rates per line and paying cash in advance
Some people think 1t undignined or unprofessionai
to advertise In that way, but do not scruple to
advertise themselves indirectly without seeming TO
lntend 10 90 SO. or such are the doctors and the
unoertakers who follow them, somewhat after the
manner OF night following day, In q celebrated
case. instances OF this were seen in the cases OF
GranI ana CARRIED IN this country, and in that Of
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THOMAS q. BRADLEY, rruste.

~ kEAL LsTAIk SITUATED on THE HEiGH n
fk0NTiSa ASoGf 49, fEEf Oh The E siA
ABOUT 9lh fkET ON THE wksT sibE Of
a dNa kABouT A2.a2s SQUARE FEEf 81
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of said
District, pAosed In kauity Cause No 1924 We shsil
FkiDAf. The his ETEENTH DAY 81 oCTosER
! ISIS: e FIVE O'CLOCK 4. he following ds,
s..s sD. ''s Of " .y :sR'
street distant 2S7 feet 10 inches, north from
the north line q sth tnow known e b. G. and run
tnence 70 point the west line Of Fred
eElck NOV known = S4th) IT. distant 2y3 r. north
Il point distant isi Ii r. ss.s% lay S %
point on aid east line Fsystte st. distant l60 IT.
in north from the place q beinnlng; thence west
wssdly Isl = in 20 said point distant 100 n In.
p9Efh from The plzce OF beginning. and thence south
WIN H. n e ne Pcss e Sssn n es:sass
brick house and trAms out bull ingA
Terms OF sae-Oue tnird oash. rssddue In two equal
tsesI md sscursd b. Sss& q ress On - properly
soaa O. AZ cash 81 option Of YyreAasse 100 dcpocsi
Yulchasefs eost. Terms 70 8 eonplsd With u tsn
and sei Tie psUpsziy q dseAutinG purchassrs coss
cHAALD q. cRAeIH 1
mxsr Q. sf 81 X I: n" r,,..
WILLIAM Z IgtAHxk
DUNCANeoM BROS. Anetionesfa oc5-dAds
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From the Philadelphia Record
Steamboat.men say that the side.wheel ferry.
boat will soon be thing Of the past, and boats
with propeilers at each end will supersede them.
The new idea Is Endorsed by many ship builders.
practical architects, and marine engineers The
important advantage OF the propeller is that it
takes less room on the boat gives greater sDepd
on less consumption OF fuel and Can be easier
handled, besides costing less. The shaft viii run
age.size propeller at bow and stern. The first
boat Of this pattern has been designed by j.
Shields Wilson, and Is being built at Newburg. N,
Y. II will be 200 feet long, have Triple EXPANSION
engines, with cylinders lSX, "a, and AZ Inches In
diameter, and improved steel boilers. The screw
on the stern OF the boat will push the vessel
ahead, while the one at the bow will pull When
a stop 10 required, the reversal Of the propellers
Will check the boat very quickly. The new boat
Is locked upon with great Interest by those inter-
ested In maritime affairs
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TINH0MAs BOWLING, Aucuoueer.
TRUsrEEg SALE OF NO. lols DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTHWEST

deed Of I rust to the undersisned trustee q. fron
ssS and N M oa fs
seQ Of the and records District of Colum-
II s III H
I, rA i, fSUk 9GLSCk RM;, .s at public .Se,ion
a K.ft ar: s & 9is Pm Sy
Terms Il sale. On. half of the purchase money in
hs
sold * a. cash p the pu,eS..sr. Spta0p AaepYst
{. cost Of lS &. ss g Be G with
ING ss's i .nH III & the
oc4aAd. oAAh Sf e. x. ~ 4su. st ~.
rkipA7 oeSosEk siskSEES stof isss . :.ae
AND SHENShf IhFTaf srREEFs AZ
Or MoSbxY, THE TwENTy,sEcoNp DAY OF
'front.' Of he premises. pst q i0i square ns N sen a
having front q 80 isst inches on fenn.ylvanis
II 'sss
sSs Til 1 s. aso d AS. Il Of Mr. Wood
WEEKS. a ~, REESE. Atty. 4le 9Th .sn;x:
TRUslEEs SALE OF No sll D STREET SOUTH
r9dsr and BY virtue provision: .,
Dade aud Frances pads his wife bearing date Ansu
81 1885. and recorded in Lber No. Has. ioiio "a.
ct seQ one Of the land records of the District Of
um bia we will se II the request Of the party
irsHs The Tot
NJ. all that piece or parcel OF Ground with frame
depth OIL OF
bered nine o. In square No 1913 IN the city Of WASH
ington aud District OF Columbia.
cash. the balance IN two years secured by the note Of
the purchaser and deed Of trust upon the premises
Sold or ali cash. 1t the option OF the puhasrr de-
cost Of purchsssr sale to be complied with within
ten days from the sale thereof the trustees
the right ~ resell stthe cost aud rsk Of the desulng
VIM Il. RICHARDS. Trustee.
JOHN I. WEBSTER trustee,
ROBERT vosE CO.. Aucts. oci5-dSds
TTNHOs K wAG6AMAN. Rs4. Estate Auctionesr.
ihgs 6EE as SALE q L9T o snRE9yEP By TMS
SoR hTih asf NO. i''s ihNih Sihhhi
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in LITER
No 81 folio 400 ct seQ OF the Land Records Of the
District Of Columbia al At the request of the
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY. y, TOBER
IMENTY;toUkTh, 1855, At FOUR FORTY FIVE
OCLOCh NJ, Lot q in " alis subdivision OF lois in
the records Of the surveyors ONCE said district,
with the improvements Aforesaid.
at the time of the sale: BALANCE equal
ments In ak. twelve and eighteen months, which
notes Of purchaser bearing interest from day
taken If complied with in fifteen days
from sale property will be resold At risk and cost Of
'''''''''' pN THos. z. wAaGAMAN., r.u..,
JNo. W. PiILING. Trustees.
THOS. z. wAGGAMAN, Auct ocl5 ats
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Disgrace Drove Her 20 Suicide.

forty-nve. and the mother OF two children "a
young woman and young man-commltted sui
eide oy taking morphine. Dependency was the
cause. Sne was arrested some time ago on the
superstition that she had set IRE TO her house. but
she claimed the crime was committed by her hus-
band, and the charge has so worked upon her
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THOMAS DOWLI.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAl. ESTATE IN GEORGkIOwN, DIS a. IC 4
"a COLUMBIA BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO 16 . NALI-EA sTREEI.
BY virtue VI decree Of the Supreme Court Of said
District passed IN Equity Cause NUMBERED 1860 1
shall sel at public suction. front the preIses
on SATURDAY, the TWENTIETH DAA OF OI'TC-
Der; 1855; AZ HALF-fAsT FOUR UCLoCk
r: M, all that certain piece or parcel
Of ground situated in said Georsetown, aud dIstin-
yuished Oh the plat thereof part g. u Thomas
brOwns subdivision OF Lees hIll. and DESCRIBED as
follows: beginning Tor the valley street 24O
feet uorh from atddert street thence running north
with valley street 80 feet thence west rgnt angles
with valley street 20 feet. more less NJ in
tersecs the east line OF the ip; thence south with
SAID east lille OF said Sip. point found by drawing
line at right angles with Valley from the
point OF beginning until it the east line of
tLe Slip. thence east, with said ne reversed IA Il
feet more or less TO the place of beginning together
with the improvements &c.
Iermso OF sale one third cash: residue in two equal
psymepA AZ one and two years, respectively Ier
celt aud secured by deed of the prop
erty sold or all cash, at option of purchaser Deposit
OF A2OO reQulrrd II time VI sale. All conyeyancnx at
purch.sers cost Terms to be comIlied with in ten
or trustee reserves the right TO reAdvertse and
sell tue property At defaulting purchasers cost and
risk. CHARLES H. CRAGIN Trustes
oc0~dEd9 .iol It w
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~ Eo. W. srICKNEY. Auctioneer. s36 st.
SALE OF VALUABLE PkoPfRrY IN ALLEY BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AND AND d Sis.

NV
By virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia PASSED in Euuity cause No.
lloO4 wherein Frances 4. Jones IL plAinaIt and
John Jones ct al. Defendants will s-Il at pubic
Aucllon IA frnnt OF the VT misses. FRIDAY, 1Hk
IMEkTl-slATH DAY OF oC1oBtR at HALF
real estate situate Ia the city of WASHINGTON District
OF Col ia, md known aud described the halt
Of lot forty "a in the subdivision square
hundred and sixty t3o7a together with improve
nlents. Ac
Terms Of sale One cash and the balance in one
I'D and two CD years. with 1t the rate OF
90 per centum per annunl. payable semi- uslly y,
secured oy deed OF trust on the sold. all
cash At the option OF the purchaser deiost Of slOO
wal o- required at time of sale All convey and
recordins at purchasers cost Terms To be compied
within ten days
ocl5-dkds HOSEA b. MoULToN. Trustee
lroUR- STORY PRESS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
On THURSDAY AZ. ERNOON. OCTOBER EIGH-
lEEN1H. All FIVE CLOCK. will otter for sale
that hne fourstory press brick dwelling. No NO. l.
street northwest CONTAINING eleven good-siZe rooms,
Two bath rooms best Of sanitary Plumbing psrlor and
library irescoed house elegant condition. lately
cupied by Char Baum. Esq 1hs house conveniently
situated Uetween 81. aud 9Th streets southern expo
sure, and lot is 20 feet by 100 fe,t This property
admirably suited for business man. being centrally
located
three years notes 10 bear cent interest and 20 be
secured by deed VI trust on premises sold al cash.
1t purchasers option. Convey ancing. &C at pur-
chAses cost deposit of $50 rec ired time of
Terms To be coped with IN ten days otherwise right
reserved 20 resell at risk and defsuuting pur-
some newspaper published IL Washing ton. d. Z.
House v III oe opened for inspection on DAY Of sale
Oeii,dkds " DtScANsoN BROS. Auctioneer...
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DIEpMoNT AIR LINE.

vDlkDMONT AIR LINE
40 sensduie "a en n' september 3oth isss
Gordonsvlle Cbarlottesyill-.l ynchburs aud stations
bet~een Ale xandr1a and Ly chbuns, Roanoke, Bristol
isa9 9iiIe; BONE Saier. Mon,sonsry and Ne. or
IL "a A M.-fsst Mail Daily Tor uarr-nton Char
lottesville Gordonsye. Stations Ches tlhio Routa
Lynchburs. Rocky Mount Dsnyills. and Stations D.
CHARLOTTE, Columbia Augusta Atlanta, Burning
ham. Montgomery. New Orleans rerAs and CslfforuiA
Pullman Sleeper New York 20 MontsoHnery IN connec-
ton with Pullman sleepers MONTGOMERY 20 New Or
lens and Mann Boudor sleepers for brmingham
fcksOurg. aud shreveport Pullman sleeper Dan Vile
70 columbia and Augusta solid trains asnngton 20
AIiAnntA Does not connect Tor G a o. route points
$50 p. M,-Daily EXCEPT Sunday. for Manassas.
strasburs and intermediate statiousL
N D. ~ n M-Mestern Erpress Daily for warrenton.
SordonsNile. Charlottesvi lie. LousVill. Cinciun.u
fhllmEn sleepers and solid Trains Nsshiugtns %
Loulssile; also for lyncnbuy. Bristol CkattanoosA
1hrou.h Pullman sleepers Washington 20 Memphis
without Oh Enge.
n 90 P. M-southern Trpre. Daily for Lunch.
burg. Danville. Raleigh Akhevie. ChArlotS Comm
bia. Alken. Augusta Atlanta Montgomery New on
leans Texas. and California Pullman Nesbule Sleeper
Washington 70 New Orleans Via ALBANIA aud Mont
eomery fuiiman SLEEPER Washington To Augusta.
Grains Washington and OHIO division leave w.sh
ins9Sn = 90 An DAILY except sunday, and 4 Is p
y Daily: ssr1,e hound Hall II 30 AN aud Z 20 p
! ~ IN Dsi y EXCEPT Sunday. arriving Washington
$3.50 A. NJ and s SIS p VI.
vile and lynchburg arrive IN Washington 90 A N
and 80 VI via East tennessee Bristol aud Lynch
bnis a. III 10 AN. and - 40 d NJ. Che.sI~.ks
and ono route aud Cha lotte-,ile At o 40 IN
1iek.ts sleeping reservation audi information
furhlrhed and b~ssagr checked Al ONCE. 1900 Penn
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