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CHARLES a. CRAGIN,
321 ~ St NV
HENRY O. STEWART, JR,
1224 + ct NV. \ Afusteea
WILLIAM K DUHAMEL
400 Ia ave,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. oc5-dkda
fausrEEs s sAEE oE soI EE 1osa DELAWARE

Under and By virtue OF the provisions of certain
deed off rust t. the UNDERMINED trustees fron
1856, and recorded in liber No 12Ol folio iga q
seq. Of the and records OF the District Of slum.
bs we will ct the request Of the party secured an
TUESDAY, OCTOBER slx1kENT III. 1858, It HHLF-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sell st public sucron
z H Park ers subdivision q lots in square Ave nun
frame house.
Terms q sale: One half Of the purchase monsy In
cash the balance In two by note
the purchaser and deed Of trust upon the prsnisss
sold Sr al cash st the purchassrs option. deposit
of 800 required on the day Of GALE Copvev.,scinv
ct cost Of sale 70 be comped With Vithin
ten days from the date thereof the trustees
ing purchaser. BENZ !: LEIGHTON, trustee,
Once. No 462 Ia ave n. ~
CHARLES A. RIDDL.E Trustsa
oc<-dkds Ufice NO al a. a a.
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Paris Special TO the New York World
The hearing OF the petition TOR divorce Of Mr.
Arthur Padelford against his wife, formerly Miss
Ordway, Of washington, was closed on Wednes-
day In the Divorce Court at Vienna, and In ter
days time the presiding judge will deliver his de-
cision In the case. Among the many correspond.
ents mentioned IL Herr Stretman, che tenor OF thu
vienna Opera House.
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Kidnapped His Child.
AN ACT WHICH NAY MAKE TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO
STATES

Asensationai story comes from Chattooga County,
Ca, which may lead to complications between
omcials OF Georgia and Alabama At midnight
last Monday the house Of Mr.. II. II. Berry was sur.
rounded by several armed men and the family was
awakened. Mr.. Berry found two men On his porch
with knives and shotguna At the rear door there
were TWO more, and in the hallway stood r W.
clayton, his discarded s0n-in-law. "What DO you
want!" he was asked.
II have come 70 take away my child responded
clayton, with an oath. Two OF the men had their
guns to Berry's head, while Clayton sought the
room OF bis wife, and snatching the infant from
u, arms OF me mother bore II away. He claimed
10 nave authority from an Alabama court for his
action out ne did his manner OF executing 1t was
not In accordance with law. The men who aided
him were Mike West, Reese West and Mike Neal
Mounting their horses they rode on.
several years ago Miss Berry as the belle of the
nelgnOorhOOd. her hand was sought In marriage
oy clayton, who took her to his home IN Alabama
She soon found that she had married daredevil
VINO hesitated at nothing. When she became q
mot1er his 1ll-treatment increased, and she was
compelled to seek the protection or her fathers
house Clayton threatened to make matters warm
lor ner, and, getting decree for possession Of the
child, no one being present to protest 1t, he made
an lncursOn Into Georgia anu executed his own
papers In the unlawful manner stated.
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THoMAS z wAaGANAN
i Real Estate Aucsionssr.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF / STREkT, BETWEEN CON
NESIIGUT AVENUE AND kIGHTkENTH
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust recorded In Laber No
1866. foio 227, ct seq. the land records Of the
thereby secured we wl sell at public auction front
q the premises, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER THik-
feet inches 'front.' by iul dept. Of Lot 10 David
Terms: One-thlrd cash. Of which $50 must be do
posed az time OF sale balance in three equal install
ments IN q, IL and months for which notes II pur-
chaser bearing interest from day Of sale secured
by deed of trust property sold. viii b. taken. An
terms are not complied with 10 II days sale prop
chaser. THOS. l. NAGGAMANl -.
JOHN W. PILLlNG, 4 Arustess.
7. Z. WAG6AMAN, Auctioueer. oc<-dkds
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THE HATYIxLD-M'CoY TzrcE.-Reliable reports
from the Hatneld-McCoy region show that TOR the
present there Is Cessation Of nostillties between
The cOhtending parties The Hatnelds Hospitality
entertain ali visitors, but are heavily armed &C all
times and express "A determination not 70 De Ia
KEN Word was sent them by MCoy leader 10
XIII every ID detective they can md" with q
Promise 70 do the same on the Kentucky side.
klrk A'Coy and Dave StraIton, under arrest at
Loxan Courthouse, have been discharged from
CUSTODY.
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UnFecOgnized Genius.

From the Detroit Free Press
He was dressed in q new suit Of faultless Mt, and
he was the only man on the bobtail car. This gave
him an excellent opportunity to show OF a nne
diamond ring he wore. At last he gave up his seat
10 a lady and then posed for further bene1t on
the outside platform.
But fate, in the shape Of a woman, pursued him.
The woman TO whom he had surrendered his good
seat reached the end OF the route. Singing him
out with her index finger she called sternly:
"C-0-n-ductOr. SIOp the car
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singed Wings Of a journalistic Moth,

From the st. Paul Pioneer-Press.
judging from the tone OF the Fond du Lac (Wis.)
Reporter the editor Of that paper has been in the
swim OF "Old Hutch's" wheat natatorium. He
walls: Talk about despotismI Caligula couldn't
hold candle to Hutchinson" This should be q
warning to the journalist who longs to skip from
the editorial tripod into the speculative yor-
tex. Look not upon the wheat when 1t is amber.
when IL stlrreth Itself Alright In the pit for In the
end 1t stlngeth like yellow Jacket aud biteth IKE
Mississippi sand ny.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20 1899
Lt "a Ef TwssFIseToS from STATION ooRyrH
TOT SlicAeo and Northwest eHpress daily 10 5SA
o Fer Cincinnati and s, Louis expires. daily sai
FOR Httsburg and Cleveland express daily Io:ssA
Tor Z, and Local Stations tIo:loam
m sos and as p% daily se eapr %%nOn 7's'
Tor Intermediate point. between Baltimore All
a f9r sinser'y and mtermedists points q: 30 An.
For BALTIMORE s. $40. 40. 7.3o. 30, e:4s. n
.45,ningts sa tram, AM ~ 10 2;o3 Ia minute
in R6 nv 80 io Ply pa 40 80 aud
S EOS so. 30 s:ss. 6s IS sss Z IS s%aa
For Annapolis. $40 and 8 30 m. 1911 and "a 10
% NJ isaos tS so P9 20 p s'' sa Am
days 81 an, 10 pm =
on sundsys . 80 am, ! 10 80. 1 IS, SIS;
m m y r for Painclpa stations only 10 loA N.
For Gaither-burs aud Intermediate point~ foam,
IL 70 80; - 40. .5:35 IN 20 Pm
Church train leaves washington on sunday only "a
l;l5 PM, stopping 81 al stations on Metropolis
for Frederick tio.loAm- "a - .3a 1850 pa.
+. Hassr town. 10 10 an. and rs :3oP,m
r 20 Roanoke. and all points south wa Norfolk All
Trsins arrive from chicago daily 10 am ana Sis
= n, frum CINCINNATI and st Louis daily . 20 ~
T.
From Philadelphia, Chester. and wilminston 10 a.
Q. m. ? 30. 10. and Dos n daily.
Prom singerly and interinediate points north %
Baltimore 10 q daily aud IL i a m sunday only.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington AZ . 20.
ute traiul q m II 10. =, $40, 5. q. 80, Is
81 i ins S SsS sunday. go nj soS 70
tEncept SUNDAY. DAILY; ssundAy only; -,
Basgale called for and checked at hotels and res-
dencts orders left ~ ticket Offices 0ls and lAsl
lennsyya ave.
v. NJ CLEMENTS CHAS o pCUIIS
ap3o Gen Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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HNHE GREAT
II PENNSYLVANIA Rnr-rv

i rENNsYLvaN1a ROUTE
MY ~ ~, ne NohIh MksL AND SOUTHWEST
sfEEL tkIIs M.eS tliliaptf ffSStUfEEk
rns1ss EEas5 aSiSSSsSS r ssSs STATION
fefll.ssDurg and the West Chicago Iui,.i
inlman aestlbulrd Cars, AZ 8 80 an. daily. Pa,
With steering Cars from l1Ils6urs &C. clncSn.sS
,nG hsrr,seT MT 70 = Lo1ls day except ss.arsy
Gar %nsshs,Ss 81 no Pun sy with slsepas
ina dali, at Harrisburg with thra1S Sis. ~ -
Louisville and Mslnphs Pacific Erpre-.' Id I'd
through Sleeper 20 PttsOurs and PTtsSursr 20 -
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie CsnsndaisuA and Rochester daily Tor Bu,
n With sieepins Car &sshhs,o sa ~ leSoR
For Miliamsport Lock Haven ard ElmlrA si y 80
For Ne. iork and the Last Z 20, Q 90 II 90 ana
SUNDAY. 90 ii 80 an 90. 10 10 'oa ~. 81
II 20 Pm lAmited Eipr~s Of Pullman f.rIst
Car & 40 am daily, except SUNDAY aud S'45 =
For boston without chanse. z. 90 nm every day.
sey cry with boats q Brooklyn lnaea sffaria y.
Dire. transfer 60 Ell.S1 street avoiding dOuOs
For fhiisaeirhis 80. 800 90. IL 90 and N 40
aaS 90 GG 40 l1oS sDa 10 80 on 10 % 10 sun %
ll:2o pm Lmited Lrpress al rarior Oar, 3 80
For nj h-iT go e;ss SSS e eo
$40, 800. 40, 10 90. and l ] 10 pm. on sun
eo 200 800 20 9S 10 90 90 AMI II sq Zoo s.a
For Pores Greek Line 20 am. and 40 pm dslv
. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 20 aud 8 90 a M. IL os. 20 .ai
600 y m. daily except sunday. Sunuays y 90 a
m. loom
ALLAAND..lA AND TREDERICKSBURg RArr
MAh, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND "AsHiSafoS
For Al ,. 600. 9; IS. 5000 lo57am,
y % nootl 2oa, 4 25. 90. > 80. 10 \ = 0A
~ %. and III - & m ON sunday at 90 ssa
10 %. am, = 80. ) %. s.o5, and 10 .O5 n M.
Accommodation i9r Quantico. 90 I'm. weeb-dsys
1or Richmond and the South, q 90, 10 90 IN lAlly
- ana q % pm daily, except sunday.
Trains leave AlsnAndris Tor washin.rtln, :05 70S
sou, 10 1915. ll.O7 an, I 20. 800 3:2I
3 10. o., ss52, 0:42 and II .05 IN, On sun
day alb 10 and IL O9 am. =: O0. 10. ss05. y. ~
Tlckets and Information At the ofce northeast COR
ths station where orders left Tor the ch-ckipx
baggage 20 destination from holes and rsdenc.S
CHAs PuGH. J. Il. wOOD.
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR DOWs
nUNcANsoN BROS, Aucs,onesrs.

nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucs,onssrs
FARLoR SUITES WALNUT AND OTHER CHAM;
fRs fnaSNaatE IksLEs EASY SHAlEs n E9Sh;
siDEBoAkns. INTENTION TABLkS, DINING
SnA.hS. CHINA AND 0LAssMAkk HAIR An .
VIHkh MATTRESSES, FEATHEh PILLOW
AND b0LSIEk> OIL PAINTINGS AND IN
CRAVINGS. BRussELs AND uTHER CAKPITs,
HrESs LOOKING AND HEATING sIovIA
On TUESDAY MokAi 10 oGrosks NfNfH.
commenoing q TEN VCLOCK. We van ssii a our
sAesrooma etn and streets north vest large
enrtr,ent OF Household Furniture Carpets etc. to
Wncn me sttenton OF buyss 10 respectfully called IL
NHoAAs BOWLING, Auctioneee
PIANO. FRENCH PLATE MIRROR. rARtoR FUR
NlIUhE. JAPANESE MANTEL DECORATIONS
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM @ ARPETS WALNU !,
AARBLk Top CHAMBER sui rs. ASH BID
ROOM FURNITURE. SERVANTS FURNITUkE
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FUkNITUkE WALNUT
MARBLE TOP slpEBoAkD, WALNUT DINING
TABLE, &c. 60, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING 0CToBER NINTH. 1883,
10th street northwest shsil ssn the entire conten
oc5-3t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
WALTER b WILLIAMS 90. Aactaonssra
Will sell by auction, in front Of our saiesrcom, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER NINTH at -FOUR O'CLOCK
M, beautiful collection Of Piants from the well
Known Nursertes Of John Saul suitable for In
door DECORATION during winter consisting Of Palma
Crotone. Aarantas, begonisA Ferns. and Other ane
toltaged aud ornamental Ylants
oc6-2t MALIkk b WILLIAMS CO. Aucta
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The Oldest Man In America.

ISDIASAPoLIs, Oct S.-William Porter, a negro
one hundred and seventeen years old, died near
here Saturday morning. He was born IN Ken
lucky In I'LL and it is claimed that he had an In
distinct recollection Of the colonial period. He
was never Ill until few days before his death,
and was strong enough TO travel long distances 10
visit his cbildren-twelve In numOer-up TO the
last year. he leaves two generations of descend
ants IL Is believed that at the time OF his death
he was the oldest man In America.
Divorced and Remarked the same Day.
WATERLOO Iowa. Oct S-A decree of divorce
was granted Anna HaIght at Fort Dodge Thurs
day, and Immediately thereafter the services Of
Clerk Haire and Justice Hyatt were called Into
reQuisition that Mrs. Haight might make another
trial of the matrimonial lottery. Moan Springer,
or Yell Township, was the lucky man, and the
happy couple were duly made one.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

1hTsIEE sE SALE Of tMo SMALL TRACTS OF
thkSsts 81 sE ShE t 4S1stE
No ISL folio 45g the land record. Tor the Dis-
S5ss ihs F5R
OF Washington District Columbia, to Wit An thoce
Known ana Lots one ana tive TWO
as the same are laid down and described In the plat
the same being I on the EASTERN side q
containing ve-eiEhths 90 Of an acre and lot two Is
continuing ~ and eight (Sl perches improved
Terms Of sale $3.50 Il and expenses of sale ipclud
ing taxes IN CASH balance in equal instruments six
chaser bearing from day Of and secured by
If aSit On ons s0a shall be
veyanc ne &C. At purchasers cost Terms to lie
sell at risk and q pureh0ssr ss.s 70
days pubic Notice Of such resale in some Newspaper
Ds ossa 40 "a'nhf' S5k2 &: krMBArL rru....
TNkHsTlEIEs'o SALE Z GO, "a NINE NEW BkIcK
ARsHR sSaIEts 5E 4aI
BY virtue q . decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Doc s
q v A. ii II those
Of n sas ss.s ST. S. IND
in aldrons subdivision square $40 duly recorded
IN esS1 Ii ( e . sas s.
improved with rw1-s.o5X Brick Dwelling: having
the sey WITH cna
lar Al the houses have sas. water. &c These Lots
Terms q sale e e.en lot: onethird of the pur-
stallments payable in one and two respectively
with interest at per cent per snnum payable semi
solo, al cash at the option Of the purchaser De
post Of 500 on each loi will be rsauir e time Of
day Of ..ie q ne prSpsry vim Be- resod The risk
ANDREW B. DUvALI, Trustee.
JAS. H MARI. trustee
WATSON! NEWTON T;s:!.s.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Aucts. se2S-dSd:
SHIf GE 81 4aE HsN
OF GEORGETOwN. DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA.
ASSSf laS s 5Fh5 Fl GEE E 1Sp
ABOUT 9lh FEET ON ThE WEST SIDE OF
ISa sBo6r ' 4a3as satA RE- f SSEfA 81
District. passed in Equity Cause 10 Ilai4 we shall
FIJI the Il Day & es 81
1sss. g FINE O'CLOCK p M. the following De
:;., Hp s,.,.s. ,..p - ssss,
The north line Of sth tnow known = u ct. and run
.
from said north line Of sth St: thence north 81 IL
in; thence west LAG f. in thence northwardly 81
point on said east line o. Fsye.te ST. distant 100 II
wardly 1Sl f. in to said point distant $50 # in
north from the place OF begin ing and thence south
100 #. in. to the place OF beginning. together
with the Improvements. &C.. consisting OF two-story
brick house and frame out buildings
Terms OF sale-Ope- tird cash. residue In two eousl
pay ments At one and two year: with in
sold, all cash. at option Of purchaser $500 deposit
required at time Of sale. All couveysnculg. &c , st
purchasers cost Terms to lie complied with In ten
days. the trustees the right rssdvertiso
and sell the property ut defaultng purchasers cost
and risk -
CHARLES Il. CRAGIN,
32l ~ st. NV,
HENRY O. STEWART, JR, 49,
liza + ct NV, \ Irustee9
WILLIAM K DUHAMEL
400 Ia ave. j
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ocS-dkda
TINHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuonser.
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#*E=|:' Iz18FHHE$I, ! ::: :; T. $:
1: 4. s :; s. HE: /!
CORNER l11a AND p Sta n ".
ARE TOO BUSY TO WRITE 4 LIST O.
THEIR TWO PASSENGER ELEVATORS
ARE GOING CONSTANTLY AND THEIR
THREE ACRES OF FLOORING Is
CROWDED WITH FINE AND HANDSOME,
As WELL As CHEAP AND COMMON STOCK.
THEY SELL ALL GLASSES OF GOODS. AND
MARX AL GOODS IN PLAIN TIouRIa
THE PUBLIC WILL FIND IT INTEREST.
ING TO LOOK OVER THEIR RsTAB1IsH.
MKNT. AND THEY EXTEND CORDIAL
INVITATION TO AL TO DO 30.
". b MOSES b BON.
COR. nth AND F sTa NV.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY
GOODS LACE CURTAINS. PoRT1EREs.
PRINCES. WINDOW SHADES CURTAIN
POLES AND nRApzR1rs OF EVERY DE-
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'HoAAs DOWNING Auc.'0neef.
FOURTH FALL SALE By
CATALOGUE
OF Fine Assortment Of the Most Exquisite and Diff
ferent Sorts Of
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS,
Consisting Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS.
NAkCISSUS CROCUS, TULIPS,
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THOL.
SNOWDROPo &C., SC
To DO sold at my auction rooms THURSDAY, 90.
TOBER ELEVENTH. 1888 commencing at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK. This is direct consl gument and are put
in packages suitable for individual buyers the
trade THOMAS BOWLING,
ocS-3t Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL

mo. ". COksON JNo. ". MCCARTNEY,
y Member n. 4. stock TX
COReON q MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 ST. NV,
Bankers and Dealers in Government BondS
Deposits Exchange. Loana Collections
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds and al securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York. PhilsdelphlA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities District
Bonds aud all Local Railrosd Gas Insurance aud lei
ephone stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yls
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

II b. LEPREUX CO.
q. uormerly with i. Hanson Hiss Cor
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received q large consignment OF new
spring pstterns We are selling ali l5c- white Back
tapers q yards long for loo piece. Gilt Papers
from &c. to 80. Embossed Git 35c. 70 Al All
WORK guaranteed nrst-clAs2 fresco Painting AMI
Uniting speciality.
]. b LEPREUx BRO sos s.sw
9TH street cars pass the door myl
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
1000 ROLLS WALL PAPER AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TENTH, 1883, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms. shall sell
ocS-2t THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer
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DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DULY RE-
Dcorded in Lber No. 1,312 folio 80, ct seq, Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and as
the request Of the party thereby secured viii sell
ct public auction in front Of the premises 9Th o.
between and D SITS. n. o, OCTOBER TWENTY.
NINTH. 1888, at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ. the following
described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia. to witt One undivided third
Of the north half % of lot M" square nine hundred
and sixteen (9ltO.
Terms: S25 day Of sale the balance ten days from
date Of sale. All conveys ncins and recording at pur-
chaser's cost: II terms not complied with In ten
from sale property will be sold at risk and cost Of
detaultlnR purchaser.
Property improved by small frame house.
W. 1 SCHNEIDER, r-..
OcS, %, 20 CHARLES H. KETTLERS ATussooss
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VNHoMAs BOWLING. Auc.,oneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL. ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISTRICT
Or COLUMBIA BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO. 1923 VALLEY STREET.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of said
District, passed IN EQUITY Cause numbered 1890 l
shall SELL at public auction in front of the premises,
on SATURDAY, the TWkNTIETH DAY OF OCTO-
Der. 1883, ~ HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ, all that certain piece or parcel
Of ground s,tueted in said Georeetown and distin-
guished the plat thereof Of Lot OF Thomas
Browns subdivision of Lees HILL and described as
follows: beginning Tor the Valley street 24U
feet north from Stoddert thence running north
with Valley street 80 feet thence west at right angles
with Valley street 20 feet. less until it
ter.ects the east line OF the SIPS thence south with
said east line Of said to point found by drawing
line q right snxlss with Valley street west from the
the Slip; thence east with said line reversed, 114A
feet or less to the place Of beginning, together
with the improvements, &C.
Terms Of sales One third cash; residue in two equal
psyments at one and two years, respectively six
cent aud secured by deed Of trust the
erty sold. all cash. 1t option Of purchaser Deposit
Of 300 required at time Of sale All conveyancng at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days. trustee the right readvertse and
sell the property ct dsfsultng purchasers cost and
risk. CHARLES H. ChAGIN. Trustee.
oc6-d&ds 81 ~ ST. NV.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO. AuctioneerA
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON
ESTREET BETWEEN 9th AND 10TH STREETS
NORTHWEST, No. s24. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH. Al. HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. we shall sell In front OF
the premises part lot No IL in square No. 37S hav
ing 20 inches front by 100 feet deep improved
dwelling Of about IA rooms modern improvements.
This property by reason of its location. Possesses
great advantage those in search Of hstcass prop
erty This is opportunity to secure either safe
Investment or . desii able DWELLING
Terms made known at time OF sale: 5000 down when
property Is struck or All conveyancing 1t purchasers
cost.
oc6-d&ds WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
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wAszIxaTox oAallaHT ooM1AsY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-31
A REFORM SCHOOL.

Admiral Porter, i'm his annual re-
port to the secretary of the navy,
says he regards the apprentice sys-
tenn as one of the best features of the
navy, and in that connection the
report runs thus:
The crews of our ships are gener-
ally made up of sailors from every
part of the world, but mostly the
scandinavian race, good reliable
men in time of peace, who care lit
tie under what flag they sail they
have no sentiment for our flag or
nationality, and possibly, if it came
to an action with a ship of their own
or neighboriug nation, they would
haul down the American colors and
hoist their own. This is a contin-
gency against which we should pro-
vide, and we have means of doing
so through the vast number of
American boys who are roaming the
streets at will, and who would con-
slider government employment a
boon. What is required is larger
number of native-born apprentice
boys, and the enlargement of the
conveniences for their introduction
into.the service.
This would prove a mostexcellent
reform school for many wayward
boy, and would qualify him for
useful and profitable life. The gov
ernment should provide recruiting
posts in the various states, where
these youths could enter the service.
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THE telegraph tells discouraging
stories of affairs in the western por-
tion of Kansas. Whole counties
are being depopulated, the people
either going to Colorado or back to
the Eastern states. For three years
the people have raised no crops.
These counties comprise what the
old '49ers called the Great Plains,
and are absolutely good for nothing
except stock raising. The people
have been compelled to leave or
starve. In Scott county there We're
1000 people two years ago. To-day
there are not more than 450. Many
of the emigrants to our favored
cline are from Kansas, and tell
many tales of privation and suffer-
ing. Those are fortunate who leave
while they yet have money enough
on which to get away.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-31
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