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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

From the ArksnsAw Traveller.
School-house IL Georgia Slim boy addressing
teacher)-"WhAt time does y0' blame shebang shet
DOWN"
Teacher-"what do you mean by thus address
ing me? Sit down there until you have learned
better manners"
boy sits down, but soon becomes restless)
Teacner-"Stop securing around on that seat.
WHAT DO you mean?"
Boy-"Aean Thai KANT set still"
Ieacner-"WhaL makes you so restleSs2n
Boy-"WanGer get Outen here"
Ieacher-WhaL lori"
Boy-"M'y, hearn some teller holler down van.
der IN the bottom jest now, an bet hes freed q
coon"
Teacher with Enthusiastically didn't you say
so just now? Why 0ld you want 10 keep back sued
important Information? Childen, put up your
books. We will 20 down and see ABOUT that coon.
Education can AFFORD to rest, but coon up q tree
Is something 10 Do looked after at once"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

The restless discomfort which comes from long
STOPPING over dask or COMPRISING ones liver fol-
hours on the edge OF a drawing board Is apt to
seek relief In skyarking or idleness II the con-
sc!entous clerk or draughtsman still sticks to ILLS
WORK II Is with reluctant fingers and beclouded
bran and the 'output" deteriorates both Ia quality
anu quantity. In such a Case i've Or Ten minutes
DISK use OF the clubs or cnest-weights will accom-
push more than an hours skyIarklng or any
IN Qolckenlng The Stagnant circulation, and ceaI
head ana strong hand Take up the work with re-
Gus exercise will accomplish II systematlcally
taken. few minutes once or twice a day, al
most three times will soon give most satisfactory
results In health aud efficiency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03
A Criminal Caught by an Artists
sketch.

From the San Francisco Aryonsut.
Artists do not always devote brush and pencil to
the portraya al OF the beautiful Sometimes those
potent Instruments are turned into weapons
which may reasonably be feared by evil-doers. A
ready hand and brain are possessions likely to
come into play under any circumstances. They
may even cope successfully with brule force The
following adventure Is told by Mulready, the
artist:
one bright, moonlight night In my student days
was walking IN street In the outskirts OF Lon
don, little better than a country lane, when man
came out OF the shadow thrown by a large tree
and producing pistol addressed me In the usual
roDber fashion with: ''Your watch and money 7"
Il am poor artist" said l.; .'see, these are my
drawings. have no watch-I have never been
able TO buy one"
Your money, then-and be quick"
All tuls time was watching b. fellows face. IL
was very white, AMI think ne more fright
ened than was. 1gave nim all the silver j had
about me; he said ''Good night" cIviily enough.
and started on toward London. / made the best OF
my way home, and before went 10 bed drew the
mans face very carefully. The next morning
went 10 Bow street with my dra wing, hoping That
II might be recognized by the officers there, but
10. The lace, They said, was new ~ them. ''Ir
you leave the likeness here" said the chief detec-
tive, I'VE may perhaps come across the person It
represents" That very soon happened-a fort
night mad hardly elapsed before was called upon
To Identity tue man wao had robbed me. He had
Deen arrested for murder and was easily con-
Vlcled
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POLITICAL UNION WITH CAsADA-The Mime
apolis MINI, Journals Toronto, Ont, special
says: "A leJIer from Erastu5 Wyman, received
here, says that IL Is not unlikely that resolution
VIA be reported Tor the Concurrent action OF both
houses OF Congress declaring IL TO be the duty OF
the President 10 open negotiations with Great
Britain looking 10 political union between the En-
sll,h-opeaklng nations ON THIS continent. The
condition attending this Invitation OF Canada is
Understood 70 DC that tue United states VIII as
sumo the GeOt OF Canad.t-S1OO, OOOOOO The let
ter was followed by request To withdraw IL, out
Il Was disTegarued, and the letter Was published
this mornlus."
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She Gave Him a Hint.

From the Chicago Tribune.
"Prof- McGoolie," remarked the young lady, 81
believe you are not connected with our Browning
movement"
~ am not, Miss Katones," replied the professor.
crossing one leg loose jOintedly over the other
.'and my time Is too fully taken up TO permit me-
10 connect my sell with any movement WhateyerD
The young lady looked furtiveiy at the CLOCK
''TnaI seems great pity, professor shs saId
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PH1LADE1pH1A SroRl
NEW GOODS NEW STYLES
rYLES Low PRICES.

, plain goods to match, At 80. &c. "a, 81
Also. hne assortment Of striped Coths, with plain
goods to match from SOC. to 81
Another lot Of xood quality Plaids vt CSC.
French Fixnnels, all wool, IN all the new shades In
Stripes, 65c.
PiN Flannels, from 81 &c MP.
Just recei ved-One oZ-inch All. Wool Coths all
colors, at SOC.
serges "A hns line Of Serses in all colors at &c., 75c
Henrettas 40 inches wde all wool; the best quality
ever sold for the money; S5c. Usually sold for
Just received-One case Of Indigo Plue Percale with
an lied, " bite. and Gold Figures only l2Hc.
20 pieces Figured Henrett-s tor Wrappers only 100
black Goods ut Bottom Prices.
full line of Cashmeres, Seryes, Melrose, &c,
Henrt.ttss ALL Wool and Silk Wraps aud lots q Fancy
Weaves
Priestley's Goods Specially
Black Silk very low
Gros-Orans Monopoly brand. from 75c up to a.
warrant these goods to better than any other
brand IN the market. $3.50
Job "a inch BlacA silk only 81 %
ful line OF Black and Colored Rhadames from NJ M
Blankets and Como rts very low. frou, 81 up.
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS
Our Carpet Department is full Of Choice Stylea of
the best makes aud low prices.
Don't forget the place.
LAiiHART & LEIDY.
seq 92S 9TH and 7O6 st NV
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frOm the AIDaly Journal
Said an Old observer TO a Journal scout yester-
day: do you Know how TO tell a mans age?
lou can tell II by his eyebrows. No matter how
young looking he may be, II his eyesbrows 90 not
lie nat, smooth, and glossy he Is no longer a
young man ii they are rough and shaggy, ike
the nalrs on an Old rats back, you can tell that
man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

PUTTING Or TIE PRICH OF FLopR-Flour has
advanced 81 within two months a. MinneapOlis
and II Is pretty clear that IL will touch $40 bar
re THIS Ii attributed 70 the fact that there Is no,
enough good milling wheat In the country TO sun.
ply tne local demand Tor good hours The Enghsh
Sorn Alliers' Association, at meeting held al
Leeas yesterday, advanced the price OF d0ur Ia Cd
Within seven weeks the advance Is due TO thS
poor condition OF English and the increased values
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

Nasher-"My dear Miss Rustic, you have the
most blooming cheeks have ever seen; let me
congratulate you"
Mss Rustic-"well you have the most bloom
ing cheek have ever seen, but can't congratu.
iate you on the fact."-Loadon Punch
IL Is clearly an undeniable fact that mankind gen.
e.aAy LAO father remain actually ignorant OF any
SereAin thing not already known to them than 70
o1in ~ IN any way which WILL show and virtually
acknowledge their ignorance.-Des MONIES Leader.
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From the Lewiston Journal.
He was married man, and his wife was the
lead OF the household. He had friend who was
10 the same case, only his friend was apparently
happy and comfortable, while he was lust the re-
verse. He had long studied this peculiar difference
between them. and f1nally he mustered up courage
TO go TO MS friend and ask him.
''what Is the way 70 be happy" he asked. "when
you are under a womans thumb?"
"Dont sQuirm.n
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NUMBERING MAN WHILE SMILING AT HIN.
Brundage h. Welton, who Is one OF the best
known insurance men In central New York. was
standing In the cigar store OF Wilcox Brothers In
Bainbridse, \. Y, the other day, when VIM Gill
BERT cigarmaker, walked in, and, stepping up TO
him, punched HIM In the side, was supposed
with his INST. WelIOn said: Don't punch a fel-
low that Way; you hurt
"BuL you're stabbed, don't you know" gr1nned
Gilbert, punching niIn again. "LoOk and See ~
Nelton un0utLoned his coat and the bysJanders
were horrined 10 see great quantity OF blood.
Didn't know IL, eh?" chuckled Gilbert, as he
drove his blade, long Jack-knfe. into his victim
third Time Tine murderer was at once secured
and taken from the popuiace, who would have
lynched him Wrlton will die, and his wife, who
Is In delicate health, can hardly survive the shock
There IS no cause Tor the murder, ana IL Is gener-
ally supposed that Gilbert Is crazy.
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The CONSULTATIONS TWICE N COLLrsIoS.-The
L. - y Constellation, frOu Norfolk, Va, Tor the
portsmouth,. y. III, navy y ard Game into that har-
Dor Monday nlgnl anu ran INTO the scaOOprr
Nathaniel Lank, carrying away the Lank's ill.,
boom anu headsear, TIE ste aIner'o stern fouHny
with the schooner h - Alien, anu Carrying ava
her IOre-rlsglDg- one ship Was also Iouled. The
bark Dnlei Harris, IN attempting u clear nerSelf
Tan into the Constellation aud tore ay the lore
Rigging he ship also mad two holes stove In ner
s-ArUOArd quarter. Inc blame l. Laid 70 the Con-
81
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LIBBY PRISON TO Go 10 CaIcAGo.-Chicago Is to
have LioOy prison alter al A new company has
been OK sD.ze1 and applied Ior letters Incog-
pOrdtiOn- Inc purchase VI Iue building has al
ready been made, and a Lew company now De-
gotlatins for a site on which " place 10. The
bUi.dIus VIII lie moved ~ CnlcaSo IN the sprn,
and MI be ntted up a permanent military mu-
srlIIu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

WIDESPREAD CONSPIRACY BIZ WHICH MUCH MONEY
WAS MADE.
The arrest OF Albert A. Reeves and Chas Stout,
the Chicago ticket brokers' promises TO bring To
light q widespread conspiracy. 1t was author.
tatively stated yesterday that the sum realized by
the frauds is not less that So, 900, instead OF
1900, as first published The forged tickets were
sold simultaneously to brokers not only In Chicago
but also at St. Louis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Louis
vile, and Memphis. "Hungry joe" the notorious
New York confidence man, and a woman com.
panion are said TO be the persons who sold the
ucAeL5 TO The Chicago brokers' Reeves and Stout,
II Is understood played merely minor part, then
crime consisting chiefly in helping TO get the TICK
cts printed The TWO were to-day held 10 the
grand Jury under heavy bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

1t IL rumored In the CITY OF Mexico that the VISIT
OF Senor Natias Romero Mexican minister &C WASH
ington 70 Europe, IL due TO nanctaI cOmplications
reSafoang the loan negotiated at Berlin.
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DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionesrs. ocl-dSds
nU-CANsON BROS. Auctioneerx

CAANCERY AND TRU TEES SALE OF vALU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of deed Of trust from Thomas 8r0.n
ct ux. bss ing date November 80 1881 and recorded
December D. 1855 ], In l. Der No. $50. At folio 3J4
ct seq one OF the land records the district
iumoiA aud of decree u the supr Court OF the
Dlst let OF Columbl. passed september "a. 1888, in
E9uily Cause No. ii, lol. DOCKET ~ wherein Jaines
idwArd Green and Others plain aud sarah
). Kennedy anu Others are respoAoents, viii
sell. on MONDAY. OCTOBER kIoHr. 1888,
At FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF
the premises all OF gnA lot g. in square B.
im rovements CO sstiAg OF recently butt two story
Ing and eds. &C. Ibis lot "a q inches o.
27th St W. Depth 13o fest 3ufoot alley in rear 10
foot Al..y north size
Terms Of sale cash. Deposit of 5000 required 1t
time sale Terms sale to b~ pied with with
seven days from day sale. All conveyance q at pur-
chaser's cost No re>srvs bid No private sa.s.
THOMAS II. tlELDs. Trustee
40 tendall Bui ding,
cor 4 II ,ndI
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from the fouths CompaplOn.
Laura is little girl lve years old, who is very
much Interested In learning TO read. The other
DAY she was studying over list OF words, and
sister Gertie, who has been almost through the
Third Reader, was helping her. The WORD 'fur,
proved especially puzzllng and the little ones
forehead contracted into tnnumerable Wrinkles
way, You know that word, Laura" exclaimed
Gertle, eagerly, sits something that cats have"
Like nash the little girls lace frightened q
she cried, 81 kn0w-nts!n
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srEKsxpEHrp 10 1Hs MoHnnNs.

SURRENDERED TO The MoKNoNs.-The detained
MViHJU children, WHO arrived rec nifty from LIVER
lvO4, were sent on Their way 10 salt LaAe city,
lt&A- yesterday. They were 10 have been
turned 10 England. but collector MazOne ordered
tlr4I release, aIler securing from the steamship
company bond guaranteeing that the Children
s9O1A1 not oecUnse pupIlc charge.
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Horrible Accident I'm a Savv.M;,l.

KINGSTON, Ca, Oct. 3-Rooert King, the owner
and operator OF q saw-miIL TOUR miles northeast
Of this place, met a horrible death yesterday
While the saw running Mr.. King discovered
That IL Was not running true, and. taking a
wrench, sat down and began trying 10 tighten II
Up. b. some Inc ms his hand came 10 contact
with the saw, which struck his hand between the
fore-nnger and thumb, and, ripping up his arm
drew hIin forward, causing aim 10 Iali face lore
most on the saw, and MS uead was split almost In
twain he spOke 10 some one near him and directed
them To 20 after a doctor, but he only survived
twenty minutes
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THE ASSIGNEE SALE

AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE WILL NOT GO ON
MUCH LONGER MAKE USE OF THE oPPoRTUNI.
TY WHILE YOU CAN. YOU CANNOT ALWAYS
FIND SUCH RARE BARGAINS AS ARE OFFERED
YOU NOW IN SUITS AND ovERCoATs AND TRoU.
sERs FOR MEN AND BOYS. AND KILT SUITS FOB
THE WEE BITS OF FELLOWS. OF SUCH EXCEL
LENCE OF MATERIAL NOR WORKMANSHIP AND
DESIGN.
THERE ARE STILL ON HAND ABOUT FIFTY
STYLES OF BOYS SUITS AT THE REMARKABLY
Low PRICE OF $3.50. ALL OTHER GOODS FROM
TOP TO BOTTOM IN SAME PROPORTION.
WE MUST HAVE MONEY. AND IT Is YOUR GOOD
FORTUNE TO GET THE GOODS
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co.
NO. 400 9TH ST NV. COR D.
8. BIEBER
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fkANCE--IGe decree Issued W the EreucA govern
iLeAt- regulating the residence or foreigners In
y aHce, Impose Obligations upon the foreign res
i1cat 20 furnish DECLARATIONS OF Intentions, ac-
.Onpanled BY documents 10 prove identity. In
Nsdins residents must within d fortnight, declare
'hc DANES OF the Iatners and mothers, their
L.l4oaalsy, the pace and date OF DlrLn last res
1910, ah1 produce vouchers In support OF their
selOAs IL The event VI change OF house,
ifSsn oeclaratiOns are necessary.
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TEE BKpEIL FokaKkIEs.

TIE BKDELL FoRGEkIEs-The law firm OF Shin
man. Barlow, :.aroQue ChOate, OF New York
yesterday sent 10 he Farmers Loan nj Trust Co
check Tor tll2, o04e4 In settlement Tor tn. mon
eys which james l. Bedell, their employee 90
tanned Hom the trust company on bogus mort
cages
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The Lieutenant and the sentry.

The Lieutenant and the sentry.
From the sheffield Daily News.
young lieutenant In a line regiment recently
met with sad reDun at Portsmouth, The lieu.
tenant was parading In full UNIFORM one day and
approached u sentry, who challenged him with
"Halt! Who goes there?" The lieutenant, with
contempt In every iineament Oh mis- face, expressed
his feelings with an Indignant "Ass!" The septry's
reply, APT and quick, came: advance, ass, anC
give the c0unterslgn."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

London Pubic Opinion.
All the Capitals OF Europe save one are increasing
In population, and that one, our readers Will be
surprised TO hear, is St. Petersburg. II CONSTANT
nople bad shown falling or one would not nave
wondered, but 1t Is difficult to realize that the
Russian capital has In seven years been reduced
from 92S 900 TO 81, 900 souls. SO dit1cult Is the
fact OF realization, indeed that the Russian
authorities refuse TO realize II, and arrangements
OF the most stringent and comprehensive Kind are
now 0e1ng organized for taking another census OF
st. Petersburg In December. During the last num-
Derlng OF The people many families stayed out all
night to escape enumeration, so In December a
number OF officials will be told on 10 deal with the
people found in the streets. The latter will be
stopped and enumerated there and then; the
chances being that good many citizens OF the
Russian capital Will get put down twice over. But
the Car Is determined that his capital shall show
a respectable Increase In It's numbers, and OF
course his wishes muSL be carried out
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A Nest Of Worm. in His Nose.

CURIOUS AFFLICTION OF A TEAMSTER WHICH Is PCZ-
FLING The ST. LOUIS DOCTORS
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA case that Is pulling the
medical experts Is the arf1ictlon Of Henry Hen
necke, a teamster. residin. at 900 Montgomery
street, out OF whose nasal passages through the
roOf OF his mouth there have been taken vii hin
the last three or four days over 200 tnick-set
worms OF a nearly uniform length OF Ihree-quar-
ters OF an inch each Up TO the time OF the dis
covery OF the WORMS he Was not troubled by mead
ache, simply complaining for a day or two about
pains In his nose. Wncn the discovery was made
a doctor Was called who unearJhed the nest, and
removed AT one sitting siXty-nye OF the veTmes.
Hennecke, yesterday afternoon, permitted "A Globe
DcBsocTut reporter 10 look into has mouth. The
aperture through which the worms taken
Into the mouth Ia as la re as the lace or q dime.
Henneckr has partially lost his voice.
Mrs. Hennecke said The doctor was OF the opinion
that the WORMS were the species that live In
oats The IN DRY was thai, wnen HenDecke was
hau Ing OATS, he Dreathed the aust OF the gram
together with the eggs, UT embryonic worms, into
IA, nose, where lney matured. several other
worms were compared WITH these, among them
the peach worm, but none came near nlIing the
description as tue worm that Inrlyes In BINS OF
oats IL WAS the belief OF one OF The many doctors
wiIO have called TO see Heunecke that the patient
had long suffered from caIarrh ami the dead
ened seat Of the disease was the Ieeding ground in
which the nucleus Of JHe family OF artlculates took
tenant quarters and multiplied.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HOh1 MUTE % LONDON,
- NOADDEUI sCnkR LLOYD s. CQ
last Lklress Steamers
To Southampton LonaOn. hsvrel Bremen
Lain. " u, y nA $780, 49,, - l. o.
O. m; Aller We'd. Oct 10. % a. N. der. Sat, oct
~, uoon. En.s 1ues., Ocl ~. ESQ p.Il-. sasie.
Ne. oct IL. ) 0.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table, lur1ouus
saloon Prices Let cabin, f15 aud up
wards berth according 20 loc. tion % cabin, sJ0s
berth: st-ersxe st low rstesi Aplly u + 4 Dhoof
S25 Penn ave- BALL. Bko IN Co. ISL n 81
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.NORR ROW.

TO-MORROW.
WEES . CO. ~ sSfr rss;:;.s. .,,,,.
opp GU ross-ono>
REeyL.R WEEKLY s.II OF NEW AID SIC
TsusSpAI, ocIoEER FOURTH
sDffI II cS ~ AND MI fs 4afE
%Esy FIJI kSssb Ss Pal
sEsSRS Ss Az ssSSk SAEEsafSh
5xy ysS 4ssasii ki sS ROP CAM nfYs
T1HoAAs DOWNING Auctionssr
6RSssbI EEAf fSss it'll tsE IsAsss sS
NM Ts, 81 s f SHSckEl'Y AND aLAss~Ai1k
On THURSDAY oSSr 3 1 2 rSsiu.ru. ,sss com.
mrncins st LEVIN O'CLOCK at Western: A own :.
The rsasncs Of ne . ss s.s' . s Of sou -.
hoi sGseS THOMAS DowlLNe:
ocl-3t Ancooneef
V'HOMAs BOWLING Auct,Onesr.
INPORrASE shE s 5sFo Sas1eF PITCH BULBS
IEGFFStf e5SH1e sss
I sh.i, sen = choice consignment OF tie above: e
which the attention of the trade and private ooSss
ocl-3t THOMAS BOWLING. Aucconeer
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
6aASopRy SALE or yALUsBLEs, sgBgRs,,A,S Ban
CHANCE" sl1UATkD NEAR TkNALllToMN
pCa AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACHES VI
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Colum eia. pssei IN 10 atty Cause 40
VIII s.il 81 puOlic suction, upon the premises
on THURSDAY, the FoUkTH DAY OF &C robkk
A ~. 1895. At fOt OILOCk y. NJ. gsrt OF Tract
ct land H. the County Of Washington District u %
iumbia. knosn - fletchslrs hancr." and c ntain.
ing twenty l20p acres OF land. distant about mile
from ena lytown being art Of the tract formerly
owned by John L. tbapp aud particularly described
IN the proceedings had the loiied cause
Terms OF sale: One-thr nd cash, and The lance IN
one and two with interest he OF sale
TO be secured by the OF the aud deed
Of trus on the Ierty sold al cash. 81 the pur-
chaser's OPTION II the terms not complied with IN
twenty cay the Trustee the snt rse AZ
the Seault purchaser, risk and Gust deposit VI
$500 Will oe required at the sale Taxs~ to be
paid TO the day sale All conveyAncing aud record
ing At tbs purchaser cost
GkOhGk Z. HAMILTON. Trustee.
se22-1W sun Building.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer

THIRTY-FoUR BARRELS PURE UNApuLrERAr-
Ed CONCORD GRAPE JUICE FROM THE
WHITE ELK NElARD COMPANY, kkokUk,
IOWA, Al AUCTION
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH. 1883. 1t TEN
O'CLLCk within my auction rooius, shah sell the
above con, iglment.
The ateLlon VI the trade is directed TO this sale.
ocl-uts THOMAS DOwLI q, Auct
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DUNcANsoN BIOS AueeOnesra
IRUsTEE's SALE OF Wo SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND, NEAR TIMING CITY. THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AvANUE

EASSIs II SAH lHsrstE
so eo q sss e e. ..s ss a.
r FUR RtS
follow gdescrbed real estate situate in the County
tracts OF land y,ns and Ssins in said county and d..
trict known aud describ Lots one % and two co
subdi. sion Of the estate Of Mathew wisf,r, de-
% sss sAe being .S on the ,sse aide
com. IN o. an acre and lot tao S
b. dWeii Ss ana oSSadns ''' I'M f''ea
Terms Of safe $3.50 a and expenses of SALE incud.
and twelve months, for which notes Of tn pur-
chaser bearing IRON day of sale aud securd by
dpo.t OF sioS rsaui q 4 tue ' %s d .ais All Con-
ed n :. se txb. 70 ss Go
sell at risk aud cost Of desuitng purchaser after ve
p Oes.a 40 "''nf fv1k2 6. KIMBALL Trustee.
TNhkEE-sToRY BhICK DWELLING AND STORE
4is ELEvSNri 5 Rect NoEihSIsf . W.
By ~ deere. Of shs s court of the
D sSsa n fauy NJ iao shsdd ct ale
DAY OF oCruB-k, A l., 1883. Al FIVE O'CLOCK
the City Of Washington. the District OF Columbia,
Icing part q lot numbefed seven ~ square num-
from .ns southwest angle Of sad lot 90, and
running thence borth line with / 18th street.
eighteen uS) teet nile CO. inches thence hun
dred tIOO) eet one Cd inch thence south elgh ls
feet nlne 90 inches and the.ce hundred
t100l feet one % lnch TO the place OF beslnnlne
Terms Oh sale: One-th GS) cash: la ance in two
CD equal payments, Cd and CD from
the day Of sale, With interest," winch the Of
the purchA ahal he given, secured deed Of truss
upon the property sold. all cash at option of rur
chaser. deposit OF two hundred and ~ d .,O)
lars Will 10 required ut the time VI sale Convey
ing. &C., at purc.s. RS If the terms
not complied with tlU) das the trustee
the night to reese the property 1T cost and risk of
deiaultiuY purchaser.
- SAArL s. SHEDD. Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ocl-dSds