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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09
StaItens meusr StrafcOOer.

0iom, 8. Suut. - Die 4bgeoroueteufanls
uer Derwari bGute uadl aufyere9tsr 5lguu9
ian einfimuig oGs BON oeH italieni4eu Bt-
'G0ieH gefellte @eiuG, oieienigsu 4rufeI III
Der neueu Strafccoer. er.Sprlage gu fftel4eu,
meicte oeu 9eifitdeu Suaten frtr UtiBbJdu=
de IN Ger AuaibunG ibrer Amlspflihteu aui,
erllgt.
2te Observation-Disclosures bat in bic uorge=
dlGgene 2luibebuTg Der EOOesfraie etHges
p.lt3t.
.ts @autatpeEIerrtste tn azanptet. = Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09
BouUeructlr 0ran lilfrIeD eti.

SnbtunGpoIiR Sa6., 8. SUM. -
@ouoerreur 8rap nabm bic RaGrid3t itber
BIZ @rueunung GburmaH's nit nugea1rtem
@leitlmnrb aut uao iagte, ieitoem Die Jlems
gorter Delegation ben Obio'sr Sr. 5eua!oc
unteritiiete, babe er (@rap) feiue poifnuua
metr auf ole 9iDmiuatiou gebabt. &r glaube
iIbrigenS, baB thurman Die pole Stdrfe Der
cemOtratiideu 8artei III SuotaHa an bic
0ablurne bringeR soeroe. Shuvman iei eiz
ner Der befen YiGpner IN Ser Bartei, uuD Der
Ct. GOptier &onUeHt babe teiHeH 5 :bter se=
mad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09
ceitrst@tfas 8lnauieu

% { ~ o. 70Nl.I. = -1TI WJEV-1-8I q --IV-
Yrtf5D Sut0!ge ersiebt 0as ugIe 8lto5et, D5l=
dg8 bCU GdegauOueH uRteLor,ltet Der0eu
uuo, ClHe Ms1yGusg4te pOu tHaf girltoaea
Spiteu, Uon ngi4em 8etrage 1880. 900
Gut0en fir bO8 &riege6Gp uarau5=
geUt pur6eu. 2ie JIe8iegaHg ior0ert Mi
lie 13 gdutoneu tiir 8speurgepe1ra uno 4
D.lliOueH ftir 4rmge=GrgaaiiaiIou. Gin IAN
ee gep0ballder Spe5ialtue0tL iitr oG5 3rie9S=
IrpateueHt beiGuft idl auf AZ, ,250, 900 Sui,
tlU, rpDuon 6 JttuJOUeu @ai0Gn b2relt3 per-
auegabt fiub, Dab.eHo 13,750,0OO SuIOeg
III DER nddfeH 3sIt OermeuOet merben ioaeu.
Or 9trf miro lur uaUQrBsrgsiebeae Giue II
ii i,rhp be nnItPr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09

Dicieujgen, mclae Sale'S Honey oi
Horehound unO Tar gebrauden, Ocrs
6tcru, OaB er in allen 6aQcn puuOcrbar
hrilenO pirtt. no Die 2Itbmung8sOrgane
anacarifieu fuO, unO OaB icjue Bmtunn
sine 9nqemciu .sS-,s Isi,.,s lit. @r entbdlt Ouras
ans 9}ints, mas Dem 0tagen uaat1etlia
lem tOnute, bat etuen auBerit angeuclme1
8cihnad unO ptrO 3u etHcm Breiie uers
fault, meld,er c8 ielblt 0cRieHigeu mi, BE-.
ltrantten liitteln crm69lldt, ,0tijenBobL
t6aten tballbaItts 81 Beloeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09
Nb5ol11te
9cmi50eit.

Bum 2lu3ieber bon &un0en beOarf es
teinsr 2ofporte. llniere @0uner mouen
iOlfe nitt; ite miIcn, OaB ite aQejeit fit
ibr @elO oOuen gBertb 6efommen. 8ir
iagen Sbnen einfad uuO iadgemaB, mas
mir pfferiren, un0 sic oarien fidh Oeiien
periidert balten, baB S6re @tntdufe in iez
Dem cin5elHcn Sale iiA b0dlt sufrieOen'
itellcno erpciien weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-09
RahIamp,s QoLttif.

2oubou, 8. SUM. nNto8fauer ga
sette" ertldrt in eiuem Irtjfel iber oeuti4a
glngelegeubeiten, nameuttih iiber Die RraHtz
belt bes 6aiiers 5rieortd: u@S If bObe
i3ett, baB ieoe Ytaht ibre 5utiiutttge BolIut
geuau nefiuirt. Sine 9emeiuGait Der Jn,
tcreTsH 5plIbeH 6uBlaub uuo 6rautreta III
6!e Icgiide 6olge Der gegeupGrr9eH poIltIz
id.en SitnntlOn.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
"a Man. NOS q N uskes >,

From the New York Herald. to-day.
"The soldier Is a man, not q musket" This SEN
tence from Gen. snermans speech at the TIN regi-
ment dinner on Saturday Is one OF those phrases
which a man OF genius like sherman now and
then throws into history. IL tells the difference
between our war and modern wlrS Our soldie rs
were men, with ideas in their cartridge boxes.
Like mrn they fought and like men made their VIC
tory honorable. And II was because there were
mrn, not muskets, both In the North and South,
that the wnole military system melted away like
the oaseles5 fabric OF q vision There were no
naming HessianS among the victorious TO inspire
vulgar deeds OF ambitious usurpatlon. There were
no foolish yuerillas among the conquered TO be.
come bandits and mountain or swamp rebels. The
war was over and done. Tue musket became q
man, 10 plough and dig and spin aud be q com
ponent part OF the great republic and vote early
and often As the law allowed, and now anC
then. when occasion happily served, TO gathe
around Trcum,en sherman and other heroes ant
cheer them with cheers which recalled the grea
days OF triumph, endeavor and achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
To Found q Novel City.
a scHnR poR MAKISG THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE


A New York Herald dispatch from Chicago.
OCTOBER T. says: Frank Proutt, disciple Of Chris
tan science, has O scheme whereby he proposes to
eolonze 4. 700 families or 10000 people somewhere
In the West, where land can be had cheaply, and
found a city when shall be different from any
other city the word has ever seen Each family
will take up 100 acres OF Government land and
divide the real estate, forest. mineral and natural
wealth among them. The city, he thinks, will at
once De worth SIS. 0)O,Oo0. Tue land around the
City Will be worth SO an acre or s9,6OO,OOO, and
the common wealth OF the community Will De
ga. 100000. or about $4,000 10 each family.
"Settilng land In cooperation" says Mr.. Proutt,
sis Len-fOld cheaper than setting IL Individually.
city Can be built for s. 0OO and the principal
necessarles OF life can De manufactured for 900
people, provided all work is done Oy cooperation
propose the ISSUING or Understanding bonds TO
the MEMBERS OF the cooperative society frsf, and
outside stOcknolders Second with the $24 0O00
real estate property as security. the new city
should be on hlgh ground, where pure air can be
Ootainsd This will also anord good drainage
Sidewalks We want covered TO avoid RAIN, mud, ex-
cessive heat In summer and snow and Ice In win
Ter. One bakery would do all the baking, Or
ch-stra could be maintained at q cost to each in
habitant VI not more than 81 year; amusements
would be under the general care OF the Community
ana no person would De put 10 work under 81 years
OF age."
Mr.. Proutt Is enthusiastic regarding his scheme
and Will endeayOr TO put it Into operation. He
Say . that he mas strong hopes OF success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
PROPOSALS.

DkOP0SALs FOR FUEL-OFFICE OF PUBLIC
= buidines and Grounds War Department Wa h
ineton ~ e.. October j. lSSS Sea 81 pro, osals IA
aupicate Will be received at this office unit noon.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER NINkIkEN. 1851. for ful {.
nishin4 and delivering In the vault at Warrington
Monuin.nt boiler house. 100 tons more OF less. nf
oest quality red ash coal coal and 10 cords
more or less OF long pine Wood foras and spectcs-
tons can be oot~t ned 1t THIS ofhce JOHN A. NIL
SON. y. D. Army. oct.-Gt
4 NE Nl.-U >. tNGISEFR fFIcE. 2l36 fkSNsYL-
NANA AVENUE NoRrHwksT. NAsHIsG ION, ID. g.. sep
telnbsr 10. loSe.-Seaeu prOlOs Is dsinz aud
embankment, Potomac River Improvement at NASH
lLston, ~. G., will be received this once until
IMELNk orc. ok NJ, On MEDNEsDAi. &C. o.
bEh IENlH, 1885 FOR specifications. forms bids.
snI othef inlorinAuon pTly NJ This othce. PET e.
HANS. IL Col OF In inee.s ST. -ot
ph9i {, AIS I. r Dkl DGN u. $. ENGINf Err
Il OfflCE- 2l3O LNNsYLvASIA AVENUE WASH
NoToS, u. a.. SeItembr L. lsos-seaIed lrulsl sais
Tor dredelns Potomac hiver at sshnton, u. G.. Viii
De received at this OH unit. TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
on MEDNESDAl. OCTObEh lENTH. loss. For
secihcsuons. forms OF bids. and other
apply ~ this Office. PkIth c. HAAS Lieut. Col Of
Ensineen se2l22. ~. 25SOco&y-Ot
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AUCTION SALES.
TUrURE DAYS,
NUNcANsoN akos Aucs,oresn

hUNCANSON BkO6, AuctaoneerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO rwo-sroRY FRAME
DIV. LLINGs On ELEVENTH STkkkT. ~
TWEEN AND sIhEETs soUTHkAb1, AND
LQls On kLEvENIA sTRkkT. bAl Ian
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE AND sTkAhT
5y virtue Of two deeds Of trust Only recHdsd IN Il.
oeI NO l0S folio 81 l. and labsr lo<l. foho les %
seQ OF the iAnd records OF the district Of ColumgtA
Es WIZ sell on kDNEsDAN. The skvkATkkNIH
IN iront OF the prsmisss Al. thosc pieces or par.
GELS OF land situate and being in Washans ON city.
Dstnet o. Columbia and known upon the ground pat
~ sn s.a siiy .s aud ostLr al Of lot twsnty-ons
recorued suodl vlston VI square nine hundroa aud
ssveny three s73 said part lot twenty lU) beinS
aescroed - 10 lows: Beginning Tor the anne the
running thence one hundrsd and nfsssr fsss ten
aud hall inches TO the said lot thence north
iourte Ieet i've and half inches thrncs sss, sew.
niue let ZEN and hall inchea thence south two
ieet one AID bali inches. thence thirty
llA sSsst ssst sld thencs south the pl VI be-
E1nninE with the forever Of the Jour feet three
lncn alsy oy thirty dx feet deep oIsninx on llth
And also lots ten tlU) aud eleven q - in I'M Withers
ecoroeo vi lo I'VE part Of lot four In
square nine handrsd aud sevensytwo (o7D. together
with al and singular the appurtons rlghta priv.
uexes improvements aud oiher hereIi saIenls u
sAane peionglne or Ia anywise 81 pertaining
Terms OF sale-One third In cash; balance I'm equal
81 s1 twelve and eixhtesI months YER
oaS Oh sac notss 70 oeAf interest 81 per cent yer
annum snd 70 % secured b. deed trust on premises
solo, or all cash option u purchaser Conveysncipx
&C ~ purchasers Gust dspos.t u tlO0 tauirvd
with N ten days. Otuerwise tie tusesss reserve lie
-ht to resell the property In defanl st the rsk and
cost Of the purchaser after ave days publc
Ho.ls o. snch .aie In some nswspspsr pu6lisbsa in
CONRAD scHAEFER lr
oco-dkds CHRISTIAN LkDhRkR,( AFusssO.
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The Judge Was Not Q Fishing.

fr0m ths New York Tribune.
In legal circles In Brooklyn there has been q
good laugh at the expense Of Arthur White, Sec
Rotary OF the board OF health OF Newton, L L He
takes an Interest In Q case In the Supreme Court
In the relation TO the collection OF the school tax
In Corona, L l. One day not long ago he visited
BROOKLYN and went 70 the court house to see II
Judge Bartlett had rendered decision In the case
In the corridor ne met man who looked as II he
knew something about legal matters, and asked
MIN II ne could tell anything about the case.
Eyes, know OF it." was the reply sWhen will m
be deeidedf" II don't know, but think It win be
II suppose the Judge is on on his vacation" said
MI. White," and Ia spending his time hunting and
nsning instead OF attending TO his duties here"
Az thls ne noticed that the man smiled anu said
ne guessed not Mr.. White then went into The
court room and asked on1cer where Judge Bart.
lett WaA ~Why, you net him at the door as you
came Ia ana talked with him" was the reply,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

YHRKIs ASSUMES A vHRY LOFTY Position AND AZ
KxTENsioN OF II. srkIKE Likely TO FOLLOW.
There was no disturbance Of any kind In Chicago
yesterday IN consequence Of the strike ON the
North side street-car Inca The cars which
were RED running with crews Of new men
guarded ~ policemen early In the morning. DID
not carry many passengers until toward night
when public confidence became restored. Mr.,
rerkea president OF the company, received o dele
cation representing the West Side Car Mems
Association, who called TO see II something could
not b done fer the strikers Of the North Side. Mr.
1erkes handed the delegation the following letter
II you desire 70 see me In regard 70 any business
between the former employees Of the North Side
chicago street Railroad Co ana myself must de-
cine 70 have any communication with you upon
TIE subject The Affairs OF the North Side Chicago
clest Railroad and its employees have already been
.ns.isred with TOO much oy parties In no way con-
P.oyes OF the West Chicago desire 70 be beard,
rave no doubt but that Toe general manager OF
sAzt company, Mr.. J. B. Pars0ns, VIII hear them
sno give them his careful consideration -
IL lsfkss refused 70 hear any statement from the
hAuman OF The Delegation on the ground that he
Vas hot an empioye Of the North Side Co. The
Delegation then withdrew and the tons last
night were that the West Side men would 90 on
stIixe tnis morning In sympathy with the North
SIDE men Mayor Roche has been busily engaged
IN trying 70 settle the strike NJ. Yerkss ~
evening had an interview with the mayor ne
agreed 70 meet q Committee Of strfkerx All OF
whom, he Insists, must be practical ear men He
further agreed 70 dispense Win the services Of the
Tne Chicago city council last night adouted a
resolution ordering An inquiry a. % whether the
North Side Co had not forfeited its Charter in
ing 70 run cars during saturday and sunday. The
report wasordered 70 Be made &c The next meet
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AssIGNEEs SALE.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TWILL SELL AT Wholesale COST PRICES
Go PER CANT DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES
OF IS OR UPMARDS)
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
STATIONERY AND FANCY AR IICLEs
IN STORE NO. 9l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF
FINE PAPER AND ENvELoPEs
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY
MOkk-BOXEs,
flClURhs FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
fo,kETBOoKs AND CARD CAsLs
1hANELING CASES.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS
PLAYING CARDS
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SMALLER
ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN FIRST
CLASS STATIONERY STORE. BEING
THE ENlkE >TOCK OF
JOHN T. PAkET
THE ATTENTION Or THE TRADE rs
SPECIALLY INVITED TO THIS SALE.
All perpons INDEBTED to John f. Pzret are requested
TO call and settle at and all
against him are requested 10 present The WITHIN
three mouths from this date to
sAA.kL MADDOX Assignee
Az Louisiana ave.
Mr.. Paret win continue the engraving business ct
same place until further notice sel2-lm
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A. MACDONALD NcBL.AIls Trustea
" 1424 New YorA ava
DUNCANSON BROo., Auct4 ocA.d&da
THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
II MIlH LARGE BACK BUILUIN(S BEINa No

THREE-sTQRY PRICK DWELLING AND STORE
L MllH LARGE BACK BUILDING, BLING No.
4l9 ELkyEN1A RECT AOh1HWksT
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed the Olh day Of July
A:D. 1855. a equity cause No 1l207. shsdd ct ala
ton. the preinlssA FnIDAl. The iWELFTH
DAi OF OC1oB.-k, A. L., 1bSS. Al FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ the following described real esIsA situsts h,
heCty Of wsshinstou. in the district Of Colulnba.
bered three hundred aud forty -eiht l3lSj commsno
ing for the place Of beginning thirty thrse (J feet
from the southwest angle OF sad lot seven ca and
runnin. thence north on line with llth street.
dred 00> set one ID inch thence south eghteen ~
feet nine 90 inches, aud thsucs west one hundred
(1O0) feet one Cd inch 70 tbs place Of bog1unine
Terms Of yale: one.th % c..h: 6slancs in two
CD equal payments, in one I'D and l) yenru frou
the day Of sale With interest," winch The note ii
the purchaser sha be gvsn ecursd W dosd Of trusi
upon the property sold, all cash Al outlon Of
Chaser dspo%. q two hu1dr.d and niy s.oo, DOT
ing. &C.. at purclasers II the terms OF sas -
not complied with In ten (lO) the trStee
the right 70 resell the property e and rsk Of
delaulttng purchaser.
DUNCAEsoN BROS, Auctioneerz oci-dSds
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BrAurrrur Ssowr

BEAur1ru1 Snow,
RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON, WE KNOW.
But the soft falling fakes
Benumbed all the snakes
(bSve those Of alcoholic orfgn)
And sent them to their holes again.
T I'M 81 s :rnh,",. they shall remain
NESTING
Il technical term, ominous Of evil indicative Of
fraud. In the tobacco regions
PIN.HooKINa
T. x feS.rded e one Of the ns arts Hooker
s s.as n. PIE by putting the refuse At the bottom
Ga .ss
Of apparently rst-clafs leaf You may pull from the
M snG mot discover Leaf which would
waeoned to your factory cursory examination reveals
tnst the great heap was buta
WhITED SEPULCHER,
Filled with rottenness and corruption Just 10 It IL in
other branches Of business man may I'LL his spacious
.bSSSsy y sn goods marked
make you fssl good have me hsndsoms and b.ns
or THE goods all sold" aThere was Tremendous
sasn 19F lss that you h.dn.
in the Ready; Made GiStinE world t6st what i
every honest mans nostra It were wise your par!
to B xSr OF those who's Nesting. m,nis would
latest styles ana designs Of
FINE READY.MADE CLOTHING
VICTOR e. ADLER's
40 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
W. ana ~ 9TH st. NV. corner MASSACHUSETTS, svo.
Strictly One PraoA
Open Saturdays till IL p m. ocl
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British APgumeus for Annexation.
From the London Weakly Bulletin

xrOm the LONDON Weskly Bulletin
II - very well 70 laugh &C theidea of any breach
Of cordial relations with the United states as an
imposAoInty. we are not OF that opinion. In the
nrst place, as We have seen by recent speeches In
Congress- the opinion held In America OF the naval
powers Of Great Britain especially Is Of the mean
est OF courDe the United states zee all our navy
and military linen washed In public, and judge
accordlngy- To Conclude further that the
Americans are 20 peaceabiy disposed that under no
circumstAnces would they draw the sword, Is to
forget the leeson Of the war Of Independence and
OF the civn war. They are not likely to enter
upon war Of aggression; they have territory
enough, and 70 spare; but in defense Of what they
regard a. their ngntS> no nation OF the world Is
more tenacious and unyielding. As we remark
elsewhere, the idea OF absorbing Canada has once
more been mooted among republican politicians
The interests OF Canada are with her great Neigh
Dor, and the ties which bind her TO Us are OF the
alenderesI Lower Canada Is almost as completely
alien In race AMI sympathy as Is sace-Lorraine.
There II no physical reason why Canada should
not Be Is populous and as rieh as her neignbor
In fact shs u centuries behind her In population
and In almost every industry except, pernaps az.
uculture). which can be named; and the only
explanation possible Is her position OF colonial
0gpendence.
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Making Up Tor Lost Time.
AyrHR DROUGHT o. FoCRTKEN MONTHS RAIN FALL
CoHIINIQUsLY EIETY-sRYRN pAYA

CONTINUOUSLY FIFTY-sEvRN DAYa
CoIChBIA, = e., Oct "A part VI Colleton County,
In this STATE not over 20 miles square, has had re-
markaole spells OF weather during the past Two
years. For fourteen months following the earth
quake there was an almost continuous drought
During this time the total rainfall did not exceed
TWO inches. streams and springs dried up, crops
and cattle persisted for want OF wafer, and IL was
oif1cult for the people TO obtain good drinking
water. A little over two months ago rain beg an
falling steadily In this section, and Tor nfly-seven
consecutive days there were only Two days on
which IL didn't rain. AL the lowlandS were turned
Into lakes. The damage was very great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

VuNdOAAS UNWILLING, Auctton0oE.
CHANoERY SALE OF vALuABrR IMPROVED
REAl. ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, DISI kICT
o. COLUABlA BENG KNoWN Is PE1HIsks
NO 1636 VALLEY 6TREkT.
BY virtue Of docreo Of the 6uprome Court Of said
District pessed In kQuiU Cause numbered 1880. I
shall sell e public .ucuon h tEons q The Pr.mis:
ON bATUkDAY. the lMkGTlETH DAA OF OTTO
bER 1855 .. AkLI-PAST FoUk O'clock
:; a:und a,., snSs T., certain s pssss 9. Rasysl
gushed The plsi thereof part Of Lot Of Thonaa
hrowns subdivision OF Lees htll and described e
fouows hssnniny fSr the same on Valley strsrt 2l0
feet north from Stder street, thenee running north
with valsy street 30 fset thsnes vsst q rgat sngss
teE:scts the east tine 81 The sdP thsncs south With
linz = rs snsss viz TseS sssss SsSa 81 feo% i
point OF BEGINNING until 4 tersscts the est line q
tue Sip; thence with szid line reversod mr.
fest more lsss 20 plsos 0f bog1nning tseeskss
with the llnlruvouleutn, &c.
TeEms Of ale; Unsthird caah, rssidus IN to equal
paymenta . one and Two yesra respsctvsly sax pog
osnt issr.s aud sscu.sd p dss q tgss is prSp.
erty sQld or Al cash. - option VI purchaser DesoiS
o200 reautr~d q time q ada Al cooveysncSn~ -
PurchAssy's Gust Terms g BE- comlaisd With n u
days. OF Tuseee rseryes the right 60 roadvorsso ~
ssil Ne psOpssy 2: ds1sgstaf Yeschasers eoss "a
s 80 - - ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF L STREET, BETWEEN CON
NECIICUT AVENUE AND kIGHTkENTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust recorded il Liber No
1866. folio 227, ct seq, the land records Of the
W @ Inu q 'no Vi VIC psiy
Of the Premises on AIUkDAi. oCIoBEk THU
TENTH, 1888 At FIVE CLOCK L. NJ, the east IL
feet inches 'front.' by iul dept, of Lot 3. IN DAVID
sons recorded subd vision o. Lots il square l6 l.
Terms One-thlrd cash, OF which $50 must be de-.
posted at time Of sale, balance three al install
ents in 8, IL and months for winch notes If pur-
by deed Of trust on property Sold will b. take. All
conveyanciug aud recorulig at purchasers cost Ii
terms not coupled with II days sale prop
erty viii be resod 1T risk and cost Of deiaultnr pur
chaser. 1HOS. h MAGGAMAN,t Tr,,.,...
JOHN ". PILLlNG, trustees
T. e, WAGGAMAN, Auctloueer oc4-dSds
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nRUNKKNKEsA On THE LIQUOR HAsxI
f~.i1lvxlx cgaEp SI !x HpMS5sTERrss DIR

Ucan be Rven IN cup Of coffee or tee without the
q the person taxing it 70 sbsolutely harm
lees, and Will eject Q permanent and speedy cure.
whether the patisnt naoderste dIinksr sico-
honc wreck 1housands OF drunkarss have bsen made
tan pernte who have tAksn Golonn scfnc IN thar
col without thar toay beileve may
9uat drinking their VIII "A NV kls Ais
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Tom King, the ex-champion prize fighter, who
defeated Mace In 1852, Is dead.
There - rejoicing among the New York "boodlen
crowd In montreal over the decision Of the Court
OF Appeals In the McQuade case, and they expect
70 be able 70 return TO New York by Chrtstmas
An appeal TO the United States Supreme Court
has been made on behalf OF Henry NJ Jaehne. the
convicted "bo0dle" alderman, OF New YORK.
One OF the biggest swtndling schemes that have
been worked In New York city for many years mas
been brought TO light by the disappearance Of one
WIN. h Inghan. who ran what he called "specu-
lation syndicate" by which he managed to gather
thousands Of dollars from dupes In al parts Of the
country.
Mr.. Henry Campbell, member Of parliament
for South Fermanagh and private secretary to
NJ. Parnell, has brought an action against the
London Times for Libel. that paper having stated
that he was the writer OF the alleged Pafnsu let
terra
A shakespearean charade, arranged BY the
queen OF k0umania who took Q leading role, was
given at Bucharest in honor Of the prince Of
Wales. The comedy "A Happy Pair" was also
given BY the American ministers daughter aud
Mr.. Kennedy.
A biography OF the late Emperor Frederick, or
germany, wiz be published In London shortly. IL
VIII relate solely 70 his domestic life. IL Is be-
!ieved that his widow II the author OF the work.
1ne foH Aax Coestts says the WORK u being ro-
vlseo ~ Lord SALISBURY.
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Quite = sensation was created on Change in
81 Louis Monday morning BY the announcement
that Jake Kwaid, one OF the bsst-known operators
on the noor, had been caught In the wheat squeeze
and was financially embarrassed. Mr. Ewald had
been a leading bull on wheat until he thought IL
had reached the maximum prtce, when he sold
heavily. and the result u serious embarrassment
II - claimed that NJ. Ewald win come out All
right, being temporarily unable 10 realize. Rumors
dOof.