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The Georgia Election.

ATLANTA, Oct $50 far as known the only
votes cast against General Gordon, for Gov
ernor, were cast in Spslding county, where a
ticket bearing the name Of the coloreG Bishop
Turner received some votes. The Republicans
elect two negroes to the House and one white
man to the Senate. Several counties send inde-
pendents to the House, but they are Democrats.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, Oct 4-Senator Faulkner re-
turned this morning from his home in West
Virginia, where he has beeL for several days.
and frankly told his Democratic colleagues that
the Republicans were almost sure to elect a ma.
jority of the Legislature next month in bis
State. and that consequently a Republican
would be chosen to succeed Senator Kenna,
Democrat. He said the Democrats would prob
ably choose tho presidential electors, elect the
State ticket. and possibly secure one more Con.
gresham, bat the Republicans had "whip-
sawed the candidates for the legislature. and
the result would be gain OF United States
Senator by the Republicans Mr.. Faulkner left
for New York to night to solicit assistance from
the Democratic national committee. He de-
clsres that the complexion of the Senate two
years hence 10 at stake, and that if the Demo
Gratis have any hope Of controlling it they must
move now, and move actively.
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Obituary.
6pacial 20 the Indianapolis J

5pscial 90 the Indianapolis Journal
SPIcELAND, Ind, Oct 4--Jabez h Hurley,
one of the old residents Of the county, died this
morning of paralysis, aged seventy eight years.
He was an influential man. and lifelong mem
Der of the Friends Church.
CHICAGO, Oct 4.-Pres:dent Rutter, whoee
illness precipitated the failure of the Traders
Bank. died tonight He had been unconscious
for several days, and died without knowing that
the bank had failed.
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De Baum to Be Surrendered.

SHERBRooKE, Que. Oct. 4.-Judge Rioux
rendered . decision this morning in The case OF
De Baum, the defsulting assistant cashier of the
National Park Bank, Of New York, ordering
that hs be surrendered TO the United States au-
therisiss. The defense are applying for writ
of habeas corpus.
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PLEASANT to the taste and surprisingly quick
in believing coughs and colds, it 10 not at all
strange that DIR. Balls Cough Syrup has dis
placed 80 many other cough remedies.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.
For Ohio, Indiana and Ilinois-Fair; warmer,
followed by colder, with a cold wave; southerly,
shifting TO northerly winds, during Friday
night
For Michigan and Wisconsin-Fair; warmer,
followed by colder, with a cold wave; south west
erly, shifting to northsrly vinds. brisk on the
lakes
Local Weather Report
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4.
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HALLS HAIR REVIEWER turns gray hair dark.
and removes daadxva; an elegant toilet article.
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MEMS SUITS

No ffteen-dollar Mems
Suits, but FIFTEEN
DOLLAR SUITS, good
enough for tifteen-thousand
dollar men.
These suits are in every
way superior to any like
priced suits ever shown in
this city.
We have them in Sacks,
three-button Cutaway
Frocks and in double
breasted Sacks.
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What They Wore

1t takes much less to start a
aquarrel than to stop one.
Wish to be what you are, and
consider nothing preferable.
Goodwill, like a good name,
is got by many actions and lost
by one.
Kings will be tyrants from
policy when subjects are rebels
from principles.
Fortune often rewards with
interest those who have the
patience to wait for her.
Tt is a good thing that all
souls are not of a size, as there
would be no large ones.
In waiting for rich relations
10 die don't wait SO long as to
lose all your energy.
The art of exalting .lowliness
and giving greatness to little
things is one OF the noblest unc-
tions of genius.
Let us help the fallen still,
though they never pay us, and
let us lend, without expecting
the usury of gratitude.
Professor" said graduate,
trying to be pathetic at parting.
81 am indebted to you for all
know. "Pray dom t. mention
such a trifle," was the not very
tlatte-ing reply.
"Can you tell me where Rev,
Mr.. Washer livesg" ''He lives
two blocks up this street, but
he amt at home now" mot al
homep' mo, he's away on 6
vacation" "Did he take his
wifeg' mo, he took mine.
A Postoffice employee says
that the gummed surface of
postage stamp should never bt
placed on the tongue. Moister
The other side of the stamp and
the corner of the envelope, Ct
the latter only, and the STAMP
will stick for all it is worth.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS
The store No. 80 Main street is nov
open. Bargains at retail every day il
the week, and big bargains at auction
every Saturday night from to 10 o clock
Come early and get in before the sal
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BARGAINS
BARGAINS!

The store No. SO Main street is now
Open Bargains at retail every day in
the week, and big bargains at auction
every Saturday night from Z to 10 o'clock,
Come early and get in before the sale
commences or you will be left.
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EsuDsnr's 9nid..
.ERB. & 0. RAIlR0II
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEc. 4 ~,
THE MODEL FAST LINE EAST Ann y.
DouBLE Track JANNKY Corr.
Leave Camden Stationl

ForsANNAPoLIS. 30. 200 A. NJ a.,
40 and ESQ =. Nj. On SUNDAY. q eS' <s d
500 p. m. 'V' d n, 1,
For Way Stations between Ro,,4.
Washington, 5. 10. $50 and as a NJ ',,sa9N h.
800 8 30 and II 90 p. m ON SUNDAY d
eos a. m, l.sS5, $50. 80 and II an - % q
Trains leave Washington for Ral,ss
$50. go. $50, SO. $50 a m ~ lo Se q
So, t.50t -, A..9. .; 6 %. 80, SS5, n y i
40 $50 So Gas S.6 1l,SO p. m. 'V = i
From Annapolis, $40 S,S7 l2.05a M a..
p. m. Sunday. at $50 a. m. and 10 n "a, ~'S [,
Baggage called Tor and Checked ~
and residences on orders left al T,elSt bas
n. w. Cor; Calvert and Baltimore StrSs,v. Wv
No 30 5. broadway. new No. I4Ss W'.s.'S q
more Street and Camden Station a&,
". NJ GLEN M ms: C. X, L0Rn
N3uakeF. Gen, Pass. A..
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Ladies Dress Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and 1rocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, CalicOes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth Toe.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Goats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
DrSces to suit The times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
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COMBINES srRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
More UnfayOrabIe symptoms Appear
mud IEiA friends Again Alarmed.

The condition Of ex-senator COnkIing changed
for the worse again yesterday afternoon the first
symptoms noticed being an Increase OF weakness
AZ , o'clock eN-yudge shipman SAID he did not
think that Mr.. COnkIing would live twenty-fOur
hours. Dr. Barker had arrived and announced
that Mr.. COnkling was losing ground that he was
evidently weaker and had meningitis. He had
tIkeD hls medicine and some milk as nourishment.
The doctor was evidently much alarmed.
After Dr. Barker made his j O'Clock visit he an
MOunCed that his patient was sleeping peacefully.
lie continued 10 sleep through the .fteFnoon. At
g:lJ Drs. Barker anu sands finished cOnsulta-
tiOn. Dr. Barker said the patient had had sound,
healthy deep sleep from O'Clock until 3 10 2. H..
and that h = mental condition was excellent The
doctors said the sleep good for the reason taaJ
10 took away all strain from the nerves. The
chances Of the senator's recovery were improved.
'-Twenty-fOur nOurs ago. he said. '.his chances
wsre one In a hundred; now the chances are one In
twenty-five that he viii recover. lie has been
steadily improving for the past twenty -four hOUrs"
The patient again went osleep after the depart
urp OF The dOctOTS.
During the evening the following telegram.
dated al the United states senate. Washington.
was received by Mr.. COEkling. The undersigned,
friends VI your distinguished husband. beg 10
tender 20 him anu 10 Won our deepest sympathy
aud 10 eXprc-5 the earnest hope that he may r,.
stored To health amt long spared 10 his country
his family, and his former associates 10 pubic life
(signc1l H. ". voorhees,, Jas X. Beck, r. NJ Cock
IeIL w. Ransom. JnO. III. Reagan Ell salisbury
1tcBAT1 COKE, JnO. I. Morgan Isham G. Harris. A.
=. GOTu-an. Mukinson call. jos. r brown j. C. =
ElacAcurn. JdS. l. PuEh.' After midnight Df.
Hartley issued the following bulletin: senator
GODkADg condition has changed slightly for the
worse. HIS temperature il one degree more than
u az = p.tn., wnen II was 100 degrees ana his
pulse beats xix degrees faster 10 the minute than
~ did AT that hour. when II was ninet degree
This indicates return OF the deiriOus Fever that
H. "a had"
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Strange Death of a Young Wan.

NEW CASTLE. Pa, April l2--Tuesday evening
James Mccain, well-known and popular young
man. went out driving with Lady, using his
fathers horse and buggy. When early yesterday
morning McCaI rs mother went 10 his room 10 call
him, she found that lie had not Vet returned, and
upon going TO the barn the horse was found stand
in1 St1ll hitChed to the buggy which contained the
dead body Of the young man His neck was fast
ttWeen the iron bracfng OF the seat and the heavy
TOP. which had fallen down. Death had been
caused by sJrangulatlGn- McCann was about
twenty -three years OF age.
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nUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SoUTHWEST WARRINGTON. ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY, BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY-sIx, SITUATED AT
THEINTERSECTfON OF STREET AND WIZ
GINA AVENUE, FRONTING ON THE AGRI.
CULTURAL GROUNDS, AND WITHIN HUN
DRED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF THE
s SMITH TMdss sRopNps or Il Has xABoTT
fS0 SIsx HALF SQUARE From BELT Line
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
of the District OF Columbia. sitting in equity,
passed in 9 cause wherein Martha K Anderson Is
complainant and Philip Ferris ct al defendants No.
5672. shall on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL
TWELFTH, A; D. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
uated In said District, to wit: Ali that part OF lot 49,
In squire 296, beginning at the northwest corner of
lot numbered II and running thence soutbwardly 80
feet inches to 3Ufoot alley; thence westwardly 80
feet thence northwardly 90 feet Virginia avenue
and thence eastwardy with Virginia avenue 81 feet
inches place Of beginning containing S6S square
feet of ground, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One-tnird cash. the balance in two
equal instalments in six and .weve months from day
Of sale with sig cent interest the cash payment
be made within ten days after the day SALE which
deposit OF 800 shall be made at the time of SALE
all cash ut option OF purchaser Decree OF court
thorizes trustee to sell property whole in sepa-
IT terms Of sale complied with within ten days
after the day OF sale the trustee the right TO
resell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers after i've days public
tice Of such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington. d. c. Abstract Of the Real Estate Title
VIM. SMALL Trustee.
NH 11.dN Yet n
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DRY GOODS.
LAWN TENNIS ZErHrR FLAssrrs

LAWN TENNIS ZErnrR FLASSrrs
We have just bought . great bargain In these SUI
perior -shriukable aud fastcolor goods. Actual
value, Csc Our price will be Soc
BEDFORD COkDS for Jacsets.
100 pieces elegant SCOTCH GINGHAMSa at 25c.
100 pieces finest FRENCH sATTEENS.
All the shades in HENRlETTAS at q and
S125. 40 in. wide.
New PARAsoLS and UMBRELLAS. New SILK
GRENADINES. New 81 LACES.
BEADED GRENADINES at "a. wor.h &C.
ENGLISH TWEEDS for Tailor made Suits for cool
climates. The best article made.
PRINTED MoHAIRS and CHALLls. FANCY
GINGHAMS in Dress Patterns
BLACK SURAH SILKS At Soc., worth 81 Our
stock is very large and includes everything and
desirable. Large stock new HOSIERY aud UNDER
WEAR AL qualities Fast Black Hose,
ONE PRICE. WIN. SINISTER SONS
app 9l9 PENNA AVE
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A subterranean Chapel.
INTERESTING DISCOVERY N Az OLD NINE IN Sol
ERN MEXICO.

INTERESTING DISCOVERY II Az OLD NINE IN NORTH
ERN MEXICO.
FL PAso. Tx, April 12-An interesting dis
cOvery has been made In an old Spanish mine on
the property OF the COTral!tOs Cattle and Mining
10 on the casa Grande River, In Northern Chihua-
hua, an immense estate belonging TO Fl Pas0 and
New NOTN parties The mine Is called the San
sEe mountain AT an angle OF - degrees and evil
IDENTITY follow iDg the richest ore streak in zgZag
manner. At tue end OF this incline suDter-
Ianean chamber was found which had been
fashioned into Catholic chapel. The chamber Is
some ~ feet In diameter and about 20 feet high.
seats have been cut from the solid rock running
aIl around the chapel. and 50 has been an altar
ana a pulpit. The whole was found neatly white
WASHED. and presents a peculiar aspect. The
ancient chapel could be used At a moments notice
a. place OF worship
4 tradition exists among the natives In the
ne ghbOThOOd that many years ago regiment OF
spanish cavalry was stationed at the presidio OF
JanOs, some - miles distant from the mines, and
that the Indians Disclosed the existence OF the
mime TO the priest, VINO was In spiritual charge OF
the regiment TaiS priest went into partnership
with the colonel. and they employed the soldiers
OF the command IA working tn mine, which was
found exceedingly rich- Amer while complaints
were made about this enforced labor al headquar-
tiers In spain, and the colonel was called home 10
answer the charge. Before leaving, he and the
priest divided the silver, aud the cOiOnelS share
was sufficient TO load eighty mules. which ne took
vita him across the country To vera Cruz, Where
he TOOK ship Tor Spain
The whole country adjacent TO the Casa Grande
ana santa Maria Rivers II ful OF objects Of interest
20 The archR0lOgist and naturalist. Prehistoric
ruins are found everywhere, many OF them trace
able 10 the Aztecs. but others evidently anfedate
any authentic records OF history. A richer Held OF
eNpiCratiOn and Investigation cannot be found
anywhere IN North America
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RAILROADS
DmpMoxT AIR LIKE

II schedule IN esers March Is. isss
seu..s % rss .ss s,.,sss
spr ia sH: hs% ROM;
SlsrS Ho1sso9Sry sn O.. Mr. s, osle~na fsnssss
lottesvlle. oordon.ville. stations CAes Osao aats
l,nchbufs Rocky Mount Dsnviiie aud stations Ae-
SSs.I0,s .Sas Dream. .f.,s ss%.E
ioraia Pullman sleegerN New rors 10 AtasasN
anti 90 s.. ..n. h .nd .nn posSss
for birmingham. Nicksburs and shreysport Pull
ensn slceyer Danvtlle % Columbia and Chsrle-toa
for g ana o roass f,osni. sandsss' ~ Ne' s''"'''
sirs.suss: and inSsrS.siisse .issios. ~
ssEEs.- Dss, fGs
ND ohio rOuts fuil%.n siesrer. and Sold Trans
Chsi,ancoe1 Memphis. ilius Rosi and al .euthr
western poinS Through Pullman sleeperx Washinse
'' n % 90 H 3 sithout ehsnse.
bun. =, psnyine k.isixh Asheviia. Chsrlstte
SesIummA 1ihen Augusta, ktfsota Montsomery Nee
M.shinston % New orlsans Ts,.. ". s,,. ,espes
Montronery; Pullman sleepcr wsshinston 70 Aiisn
Trans on Washington and OHIO division Law. w,.,.
,nsiS siis ~ NJ Daily except SUNDAY and IS r.
DAILY ehcebt sunday. Arrvins washinstSa
Through trains from the south Via Charlotte. Nan.
and ~ L. NJ wa last Tennesses Bristol aud Lynch
md OHIO route and chariotte.Siii. At ssoR NJ
Tickets, sleeTing Car reservation and informatos
inrnlsned add oaeAge CHECKED NJ ofce, 1900 Penn
wnia Railroad 9th aud b sts JAS l. TIiidRS
Hh~o General PASSENGER AGENT
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JACOB SHARP's WnL.-Jacob Sharps win was
admitted 10 proDate In New York yesterday. Ir 10
dated July y, 1887 The executors are Catharine
sharp. the widow; John u. Selmes q son-tn-law,
and James p. Olney, friend The testator leaves
an MS household property 70 his wife, and she also
estate for life. This II In lieu OF DOVER One third
o. tne residue Of the estate il given 70 the exeeu
Income for LIE. George c. Sharp Thomson Rogera
Aaeie Oiney, and Maud Rogers, grandchildren, re-
ceive $4,000 Tho residue OF the estate including
Income devised 70 her. u given 10 the testators
osughterA Mary A. eelmes and sarah A. otevenA
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Po1soNous CosMErrcs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREESIAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER il
harmless the dew and beauties naturally
Properly applied cannot be detected. The following
DRUGGISTS and those named in succeeding advertise
sell and specially recommend IL.
Try "Freeman's Lallah ROokh Handkerchief Ex-
tract" the latest. delightful. elegant, Quadruple
stTsnsth, swessy cl1nnging Permanent 3nc per q,
Pa ave "A N; Daniels 1900 18th St; A. J. shsihirt
n. Cap and SITS J. q. Brown r 1: ave- and 9TH st.
g ssI,, ~ St NV Judd 5t6 and sss W: Il
and :2d ST.; c. Chrstian asa Pa ave.; Entwistle's
h2l1 Pa ave NV; Mhitsside 4 Walton. 1927 Pa ave.
201 Pa ave SO Pitser Co. 5th and E. Cap &. j.
Csssin; 7th and NJ sts NV. Gee. W. Boyd, 14S st
Ne; g. g. G. Simms, n. Y. ave- and 14th St; L. c.
Bishop ssh and sta ~ 9 william: g. and 9th
Bentley. l4th aud CorcorHn sta; L Elernmsr Bro
18th and ats; Tschnely Z Evans. Wholesale Agents
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Died NJ a Religious Meeting.

PARKEKSBURG, ". Va, April 12-MrS. Nettie
Howell, who resided IN Dust Camp, Gilmer County,
while attending cIass-meetIDg sunday morning,
arose, and In accents OF religious ecstasy eX-
claimed: brothers and sisters. 1 know that my
Itedeemer Iiveth- see him now In the flesh.
Then turning 10 a gentleman standing near. Mr..
Post. she told him 70 meet her IN heaven. she
Also SpOse In similar words OF appeal 10 Mrs. Post
and then TO the minister. Then, turning To her
husband, she exclaimed, '-Oh, Charley and fell
back dead
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NOVELTIES l. BrA s5sn GooDs
OF black AND MoURNING DRESS FABRfcs
ING ALL THE NEW AND DEsIRkBLE
TEXTURES IN PURE SILK. ALL
ELEGANT BEAbED BfAcK SILK GRENADINES
Rich EMBROIDERED BLACK CREPE DE
NEW BLACK TwIsTEp-sILK HERNANIEs.
LUPINS MOURNING GRENADiNES
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTON
NEW BLACK TAFFETA-sILK GRENADINES
RIGS. EMBRAClNG-yIZ:
IMPERIAL sERGES.
nuns vETIINGs
r. MELAoSk CLOTHS,
FEATHER CLOTHS.
CARMELTrEs
LUrIN's WORLD RENOWNED BLACK GOODS
ALI-WoOL HENRIErTAS-
RAVE LONG
ChUDDAs
BATIsTE CLOTHS
DRAP DALMEDA
NOVELTIES IN BLACK MARQUIsE AND CHAN
TILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS
NEW BLACK MOURNING SILKS.
TREFOUSSE & PEkINOT'S MD GLOVES
COURTAULDS ENGLISH CREPEs AND Wells.
NEW MOURNING PARASoLS AND CARRIAGE
MN IMPORTED BLACK JERSEYS AT $3.50
IPLArS FIGURES AID CORRECT pRIcEa
Established 1870. app
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VuNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
Ny AUCTION ROOMS. SATURDAY. APRIL
FOURTEENTH 1888. COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PART PIANOS.
FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS TRIPLI-
CATE MIRRORS, AZ ENGRAVINGS AND OIL
PAINTINGS. 20 BABY CARRIAGES. BRUSSELS
CARPETS. SMYRNA RUGS, FINE CoUs HES
AND EASY CHAIRS WALNUT AND PAINTED
CHAMBER FYRNITuRE. HAIR MATTRESS,
Is ROLLS STRAW MATING, DINING-kOoM
HEATING STOVES. ALSO 1 MARBLE SODA
FOUNTAIN IN GOOD GOMDITI0S; ALSO 80
LOT GROCERIES. SCALES, &c ALSO / FINE
COUPE. THE HORSES. CARRIAGE HARNESS
AND STABLE FURNITURE OF THE LAlE
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE. ALSO HORSES. CAR
RACES BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.
ap11-9t
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Split Open With an Ak.

HUNTINGTON, ". Va, April 12-Ona station was
The scene OF "A barbaTOuS murder Tuesday night
james Pike has for some time been seeking a row
with somebody, and was particularly annoying to
Gha.. BiLUps Tuesday evening he met the latter
IS BilOls was coming out OF the woods with an
~ On his shoulder. Pike attacked BilIOps with a
terrific blow, splitting Pixies body from the
shoulder 10 the waist. BillOps surrendered ana is
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BEING NOS. 237, 239 AND 241 THIRTEEN
rAND-A-HALF STkkET SOU rHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the FIRST day of
November, 1873, aud duly recorded in Liber No.
$50 folio 155, ct seq. one Of the land records for
Washington. IN the District OF Columbia and by drec
ton OF the party secured thereby, undersigned
Trustees will offer Ct public auction in ont Of the
OF APRIL, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK. the following
described property All that certain piece or parcel
Of ground situate lying and being in the city of Wash
ington. in the District Of Columbia and known and
descr1b-d As Lot - in square 26 together with the
s.w. No 237 is improved by Brick and the other
two Frame Dwellings,
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal
payments six and twelve months, with notes bear
Ing interest and secured by deeds Of all n.
at option OF purchaser purchaser Al convey.ne-
ing and recording at purchasers' cost deposit of
500 will be require each house the time OF sale
WILLIAM J. WARREN, } rrr.,...
ap10-d&ds ROBERT o. HOLTZMAN,S AFos'eea-
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ONErrA MINERAL WATER,

Highly recommended for Rheumatism, used by lead.
ing physicians and clubaL
DosroN, ssDt. 20, 81.
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hundred patients with the most gratifying results,
never having seen case IL dd not help II not entirely
cure" Yours. very truly, Nv. FLETCHER
DeAeon q. Boston,
Specialist In Rheumatic Diseases.
DR. seneca p. Powell. "a West 37th st, New York
table water"
A letter nom wsll-known Utica phyzicisn:
GENTLkAKN: II used your mineral waAss last sprina
for subAcute muscular rheumatism In my own porsor
w1tn perfect succese and after ak montha am enreJ
frss rom 10 annoying symGsenaa Y9nn 4Tly
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-12

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fEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
TENTH AND STREETS N0RTHwEsT.
land records of the District Of Columbia In Liber
1870. folio 1888. ct seq viii offer Tor sale ct pub
II The EIGHTEENTH DAY. 81. APRIL, A b.. 1855.
q FIVE VCLOCKP, M, lot iettered =. George w:
numbered 14l. in the city Of washington. D. c.
This lot has front Of rs feet street north and
l4i feet on 10th street west and IL improved by three
PtoY brick rssidencs with large back building and
brick stable on rear Of lot.
Tsrms Of seis; One-third OF the purchase money In
cash end the balance In two equal ct
With intereat ct per cent per annum payable semi
annually; TO be secured by the notes and
cha1ex's option.
All conveyHnciue end rscording Of purchaser cost
Adspost Of $3.50 VIII b required et the time Of sale
e the terns Of s.e are not complied With in twenty
Days After day Of sale the property VIII b rebod at
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