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NnOMAS UO"LlNos Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE spBuRHAN
PROPERTY. BEING PAkT OF "FLRTCHALI6
p e. AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACRkS on
District Of Columbis pssSsd IN EouitS Oauss No
11l$5 yill eel q public auction, upon Che prsnissS
4 p. 1854 q T6Uk O'CLOCK 7. L. p.ss q sssss
81 l,2d n The County q Msshington, tssrct e O.
ing twenty COD acrss % land. d.tant about mile
rom Isnauyt2wn betng psFt Of the trsct foFmsrly
IN The proosSdinn had s. tbs sbevs-ls1Jo1sd csusa
Terms g sale: Ons.thitd cash. snA tie balances in
e b secuss b. tie nos0 81 shs pyschassr and dssd
Ss.s.e : 3 % - g - as ssss . ss
tSs1tx a. he T.ass ne xehs e rsss .
$500 viii pSsSQuiypd 6 ths tEe " sas. Tsxss 70 =
paid 70 the oay q saA All ooovoyancng md rooord-
~ 'sdssfeckaEE HAi61rox. F.z.sss
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Wnras Do You IsrrzD To Bur
CARPETS AND FuRNTTuHEf

CARPETS AND FURNITURE!
That b avery important question 10 you. and
also to -. - ve have large stock Of goods
which must BE- sold. You have always besn
very liberal In patronixfns N. and We feel We
have received rfun share of your trads. for
which We return you our hearty thanks. but we
have made preparation this fall. with view to
securing larger share Of your fAvors. and
have laid In stock which II complete in al
departments, and which embraces everything
that 10 correct in style and colorings in CAR
PET1Nas. DRAPERIEs. AND UPHOLSTERED
GooDR Our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
= replste with new and novel styles in sub
stantial and elegant goods. and FUN Of bareaina
We do not snumerate them. because this I'D ID
not written to inform you what We have. but to
invite you to call and look through our stock.
feeling assured that you will be convinced
after comparison with others that Il u 10 your
advantage to place your orders with us for any
thing you are in need Of 70 make home comfor-
table and beautiful and they win b promptly
hlled and satisfaction gursntssd Our LACE
DEPARTMENT should not be overlooked, for
We have excelled ourselves in It this season, and
have great many surprises to show you in
handsome CURTAINS at cheap pricea We are
making WINDOW SHADES to measure for
75c Reupholsterins Of furniture promptly
done by best Of workmen. Awaiting your call,
we assure you courteous treatment whether
buying or only looking.
W. H. HOEKE.
S01 Market Space. 308 and 80 9Th ct.
se29-eo- 3m
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far1s Special 10 the Philadel phia Times
arA Chas Carroll MeTayish and Miss virginia
aeiA'lsh, OF Baltimore, leave Paris tomorrow for
pausses' whence they return to Baltimore via
..- 40 the Times correspondent to-day Miss
McTavish, In reply 70 a Question "a 70 xhe,bs- -.
:, - -seo 70 the duke OF Norfolk replied: "Pshaw
u LUIS IT, NOS The duke knows nv sister very
engaged 70 him. ~ '1A"A enas am
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Gov. Lee ana stan will attend the MARRIAGE IN
THURSDAY next, In Baltimore, OF Col C.. on
Cowardin, editor OF the Richmond Oispatch 10
Miss Moale. w
The project Of Paris has issued an order forbid
olng newsboys 70 cry anything In the streets ex.
cepting the titles OF papers
In Montreal, In the Court OF Queens Bench
saturday, Chief Justice Sir A. A. Dorion ser.
fenced e A. Pitcher late teller OF the Union Bank
ot rrovloence, 70 seven years In the penitenttsry
LOT bringing stolen money into Canada
Az Portland. Me-, the LoDgfelloW statue ASCOT.
aIlOn on saturday unveiled and presented 10 the
city the statue OF LongfellOw
The remains OF Alonz0 Lewis tina dr,auuner IN,
W. b. Douglas, OF New York who MAS last seen
az az ,ne , 81 James Hotel - Norfolk, Va September
Princess Anne Hotel at virRtnis Beach. asfnrisx
evening. it Is thought he committed suicide
special New YORK dispatch says that Roberf
Inc Catholic Bishop OF Limerick has forbidden
sne conec1on o. money q chapeis for the Parneu
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
OTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON. Septenl-
S Ss5 81 an M Dc rsIsiYes e sss
I0bER FIFTH. lsss. f.r constructing = tSo-stOry
tween and streets northwest Blank forms of pro-
posals and specncations, together with all necessary
st the Once Of the Insp d Buildings Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. and only bids upon these forms
and al bids. WIN. b WEBB sAML Z wHEATLEf
CHAS. w. RAYMOND. Commissioner d. G. se2S ct
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A New Bone of Contention.
THE PACIFIC COAST FISHERIES CAUSING A BREEZE
DOMINION kFEAIRS

INK FANIFIC COAST FISHERIES CACSING A BREEZE m
DOMINION AFFAIRS.
telegram 10 the New York Herald from Otta.
wa ont, september %, says: The British Colum-
bia coast fisheries promise to be the next source OF
contention between the Canadian and American
governments The fishermen and that province
have addressed a memorial TO the Dominion au-
thOritles representing that the Americans are yio
latlng the treaty privileges by fishing within the
three nile limit They ask for a vigorous enforce
iEent OF the regulations and want protection SER
vice lnaug Urated there. The matter Will be con-
slaereu " The government shortly. The long delay
IN enecting the settlement regarding the rIghL OF
Canadian fishermen In Behring's Sea Is said 10 he
one OF the principal causes OF the protest The
government, IN view OF the existing relations with
The washington authorities, is not expected to
take any definite action Just now
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trOm the Virginia City Enterprise.
In some countries 1t would seem strange for a
party going TO see a theatrical entertainment to
make dive into mother earth travel 4 miles
under the mountains, and then dart up To the
surface within stones throw OF the ticket Office
but II Is after such a fashion that some OF our
people go 10 their regular dose OF drama, comedy,
and tragedy.
Last night party of ladies and gentlemen of
the town OF sutro, who wished TO see 1.-The Two
john AZ the opera house, took the subterranean
cut starting at the mouth OF the Sutro tunnel
~ lnelr own doors, they came up the tunnel 10
inc T. ana G. shaft, a distance OF q little over 4
inlles- Dismounting from the cars they then
poarueo ths cages In the shaft and were shot IN
ward 70 the surface, a vertical distance OF L $40
feet. - A'O'O
This way OF going TO the theater Is as much fun
ior our ladies' as going 70 picnic. IL is really
pleasure, out until a lady has become somewhat
accustomed 70 life In the mines IL requires little
nerve. IL ~ nne and cool the whole miles under
ground Tue cars Will not soil even the most deli
cate dresses OF silk and satin therefore there A. no
trouble OF changing clothing. In her room at the
mouth or the tunnel q lady may stand before her
mirror and give the finishing touch 10 flower or
leather, and In just such shape as she turns from
her glass she u shot up " the surface In TINS city
.eady 70 take her seat In the box In the opera
house.
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gINHREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
l. WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING, BEING No
ETEVENTH

L WITH LARGE BACK BUILDING, BEING No.
419 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed the Both day Of July.
AID. 1883 an equity cause No. 1907. Shedd ct ais.
against Shedd l. as trustee. will offer at pubic
ton, on the premises on FRIDAY, THE TWELFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D., 1883, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described real estate situated in
the City OF Washington, in the district of Columbia
being part OF lot numbered seven (7 i'll square num-
bered three hundred and fortyeight t34S) commenc-
ing for the place Of beginning thirty $3.50 feet
from the southwest angle of said lot seven ca: and
running thence north line with 18th street,
eighteen QS feet nine co. inches, thence hum
dred uOO ieet one % inch thence south eighteen Is?
feet nine 90 inches, and thence west one hundred
OOO) feet one Cd inch to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third 60 cash: balance in two
ca equal payments, in I'D and two CD years from
the day Of sale with interest for which the notes Of
the shall be given secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold. all cash. at option of pur-
chaser deposit of two hundred and fifty (S250) dol
lars will be required at the time of SALE Conveyance
ing &C., at purchasers cost II the terms Of sale
not complied with in ten days. the trustee
the right to resell the property at cost aud risk Of
detaultinH purchaser.
" SAML 8. SHEDD, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers ocl-dEds
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- SAML s. SHEDO, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers Ocl-dGds
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Thomas Green
ct ux bearing date November 80. 1881, and recorded
ct seq one Of the land records Of the District of Co
District Of Columbia passed September "a, 1858, in
Equity cause No II Isl. Docket 70 wherein James
u, Kennedy and others Are respondents will
the premises all OF original lot in square s. with the
improvements consisting Of recently built twostory
ing and sheds. &C. This lot fronts AZ feet inches on
9Th st. ". Depth So feet 3Ofoot alley in rear, 10
foot alley on north side.
Terms Of sale are cash Deposit Of 1900 required at
seven days from day Of sae All COMPROMISING at pur
chaser's cost No reserve bid. No private sale
THOMAS II. FIELDS. Trustee.
40 Fendan Building
Sc C0d cor Az and ID N W.
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During the recent floods in Augusta Ca, there
was witnessed a sight common enough In Venice.
Dut unusual In this country. 1t was procession
OF boats, In the foremost OF which lay long black
CONN sheltering the dead body Of young society
woman. mantle OF Grape was flung over the
caske which, with an Undertaken and an oars
man, nled the boat In the second boat were the
minister, the dead woman's husband and child
anu N the otners the other relatives and friends
i0 aod 70 the oddly OF the procession the under
taker and the corpse were tumbled overheard in
some manner and swept quite distance by the
current Reaching place where he could stand
erect he caught the casket and held on TO It untij
the other boats came to his relief
on the same day sick woman was carried from
uoooeo mouse. -Four persons entered the dwell.
my and, alter laying tue bed clothing on chairs.
placed on THIS lmprovtsed stretcher the emaciated
they could through the water to boat q short ais
lance on. stepping into this they rowed Carefully
aown the Hooded streets. turning toward the hills
nhaily ana carrying their burden TO q house or
the highest point.
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Seven Glass Balls at n Throw.
Or CARVER BEATS ALL HIS OWN AND OTHER MARX:
MEMS BEST RECORDS

MEMS BEST RECORDS.
PrTTsBuRG, Oct 2.-Dr W. F. Carver yesterday
performed the most remarkable feat In shooting
at Exposition Park ever witnessed. DR.. Carver
had made bet OF 500 with Adam Forepaugh,
IT., that he would break six glass balls thrown
Into the air simultaneously before they fell to the
ground. The shooting was done with Spencer
repeating rife In the presence OF a few invited
guests. DIT. Carver had not the slightest trouble
In performing the feat, repeating it four times In
succession. The doctor was not satisfied with
this but threw up seven balls at once, all OF which
he perforated before they fell 70 the ground.
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The Fastest Bira tina, Y,,..

EOIH t11e u IttsDulE Ulspatch-
The swiftest bird on the wing is the f,1gate b,rd
a sort OF nautical bird OF prey. sailors berevs
that u can start with the peep OF Dawn from the
COAST ot africa and, following the trade-wind.
land on the American coast before snns.t =, -
undoubtedly ny more than 200 miles an hour M,
we DO not know OF any Trustworthy record ~ ~ 1S
speed OF which ft is capable. ~ sne
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Cambridge. Nd, Special TO Bait AM Oct l.
A distant rumoling noise, lasting about forty
seconds, was heard In Cambridge and vicinity
about O'Clock this afternoon. The only expla-
nation Is that II was caused by distant earth
quake. A colored woman states that her house
was feebiy shaken.
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RALEIGH, n, c., Oct 2--BenJamin Deberry met
horrible death Saturday in Arson County. He
was driving through the country In buggy and
was Intoxicated. His horse became frightened,
and he was thrown out. His feet became en-
tangled in the lines AMI his head dropped on the
ground, while the morse plunged ahead at break
neck speed He was dragged In this manner four
miles, and when the horse was stopped his head
had been literally dashed 70 pieces.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionsers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BAY WINDOW
BRICK HOUSE No. 406 II STkEET NORTH.
WEST.
By virtue Of . trust deed given to me VIII sell in
front of the pre- mises, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
OCTOBER FOURTH. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK ali
that piece parcel of land and premises the city
Washington. D. c., and known on the plat thereof q
SUB LOT g. SQUARE 5l4.
fronting 21 feet street with depth Of 100 feet
to alley improved BY two story bay window brick
house with six rooms. modern improvements
Terms: One-third cash. balance In and two years
notes to De gwen bearing cent interest from day
deed Of trust on premisss or ~ cash ct option q
deposit of $500 required 1t sale. II sale srs
not complied with in ten days from day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right to ese the property at the
risk and cost Of the defsultine purchaser after I'VE
days public notice In some newspsper publishsd in
ss2s-8t DANIEL & HARKNES6 Trustee.
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A report has reached Massowah that the Nahs,
l. dead at khartoum- N manu-
Gilbert and Salnvans new opera Is entitled
The ieoman Of the Guard, or the Merry Man and
snow ten throughout England yesterday.
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TaHOMAs Z. wAGdAMAN. Real Estate Auctioueer
Trustees SALE OF COMFoRTABLR pwr11
ING. No. 80 JACKSON ALLEY, BET WEEi
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIhsT AND @ AND

No. 1904, fohol Of the land records OF the Diatrif
Of Columbia and 1t the request Of the party thereby
the Premisss On sATUkDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH.
dSsS rxI q san.s, part q lot 10 IN Nc
zane q the norsnsss; corner q :aid south
thence east l2 feet 20 the heginnine imnrovsd NJ
two-story brick dwelling. ~
Terms One third cash. of which A50 xnust n. ,.,a
1T time Of sse balance in three equal =;
six twelve and eighteen months. Tor which notes OF
cured oy deed trust on property sold will be taken
Al conveysncIne aud recording at purchsser's cost
sale, property viii be resold rsk and cost Of
ing purchaser.
,. ", HLLING
se26dkds WAGssxRANs Ant
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AUCTION SALES.



Chm sAIs on ~ AL Rw6dk
MEsf "a sa AS9
BY virtue Of dscres Of the supreme Court q The Dr.
,cs q ooemhi, p.sssd n the cause Of Thosn e. ~;
al. Sas sS iHs2 op ae ~
gkDxf; oCToBER fHini EENfR isss. 81 HALF;
sround md pssn,ss. .i,a..s IN The city q &.ssas
ton Di,,Iict e columbi. Known md ban. PAR g
sonsne Sins,ssn fssi .nd ~ iDsS % iSs Ss
OF sss ,nS and S
&c ss ss & s % with sas
ne "a property y,l es cola subject e the aSsss
fern. q ..ls: ons.,S,sd q the pureh... money e
Se Sss IN equal
and two yes: from the day Of sale 20 bar inter-,
psr snnum and be By the prOmls.ery notes
>. ss q .s 3 e
ten day. ~ and rscOs h
n as, = x, nS - 49, 81 rr...-..
ees-.o.a. puscxsSssSsss 5 BIOS ss lus..on..r.
VVH0AAs BOWLING. Auctionssr.
THIRTY-FouR BARRELS PURE uNApuLTERAT-
EP ,T3HS9RR eHAsE ySISn Fs 3kok rhE
IOWA. AT AucTioN
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER FIFTH 1854 ct TEN
0CLoCk within my auction rooms. shan sell sne
sa ssa0a Of the fSSsAg sss,:S Z 81; 1:s.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonssr.
f0RrAST s FAIL S II 5MRoSTER PITCH BULBS
mencina q Twelve 1oHoek ~ y suction
e.: sSs Of sss
oci.3s THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

COOK STOVE, ETC
m On HEHvhS
the residence Of the late james Il. Costin.. on tn
hh eIa road shall FL :9i ri e house
oc1-3t Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SECOND AND Third sIEEEfs NokTaw%E Isl
4aE EEsbsSSE S 81 sn Jul
81 TH oS FEE 1SE SpE
AND The PkoPEkTY AID kEsIpENcE 81
E fEFf k 81 THf SHHh
AND RUNNING BACK ~ STREET. IN
s&Saa IS AFHs AR GOGsR 9Si
q e: ssHs3; az SSSs
Ess M ssa ana No. Iasai
x .s5 fS5 ;sIs SPs
!. shs sSar Il 1xa 81 Pm
the follow g described real estate in the city Of Wash
sn w 81 p Ne S;ss 4 stephen
bsred ve hundred and si.tS 56 IS sscSrasd IN sh
sn St sas sssSs Fl IN The So0a
the thereon and sppurtenances therete
belonging Said lot fronts fortyight iS feet on til.
and Of that Width extends back distance Of sNs Ssn
dred and eighty and twotweiths t2S0 2l2l feet snt
south line OF north X street. by q width of twenty
eight and ten-tweifths C2S 10-l2) feet containins
IA 4o6 square feet OF ground, less beins
the same real estate described in the said decree
proceedings in sad cause.
Terms o: sale: One-third of the purchase money II
be paid in cash within ten days the day Of sale
aud the residue in two equal inst nments payable
with interest thereon at six per cent per snnun Vi
the purchaser Or purchasers may at his her. thei
option pay the entire amount OF purchase money IN
cash The title to be retained until full payment Of
the purchase money and the interest thereon A de.
pOslt OF 500 to be made time sale convey.
ancing and recording at the cost OF chaser pu
chssers II terms of sale not complied with
days the trustees the right risk and
cost OF the defsultinK purchaser or purchaser
JAMES g. EDWARDS, 4
800 9th OF. n W., ,.
JAMES II. SMITH, 2fusteea
Room % LeDroit Building
se25-eod6ds THOS. DOWLIN6 Aucf
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Passi and Her SALARY.

HOW rHK FAMOUS PRnA DONNA FULFILLED HE
CONTRACT.
Col Mapieson in his memoirs tells the following
story OF PATHS methods Of doing business On this
occasion, at Boston, he was only able to offer the
famous prina donna cs00 Instead OF 81 GOO, which
ne nad engaged to pay her beforehand for each
performance. She was unwilling to receive the
| money:
me agent declined the money and formally an
wea y, 10 me that my contract with Nine Patti
was AT an end accepted the inevitable, consol-
ing mysen with the reelection that beside other
90 eOo1 artists In my company had now $500 to go
1.-Two hours afterward Signor Franchi appeared
no, cannot understand, he said, show It Is you
Win w N SO Wen with prime DOME and especially
not wish TO break her engagement with you. as
sue certainly would have done with any one else
unoer the circumstances Give me the cSOO and
sue sue VIII make every preparation for going on TO
sn ,e, stage She empowers me to tell you that she
VIII pe az the theater in good time for the begin
ming OF the opera, and that she win be ready
dressed in the costume Of Violeta, with the excep
balance when the doors open and the money comes
Ia from the outside public; and directly she re-
sne wi put her shoes on and at the proper
moment make her appearance on the stage"
therefore handed him the fSOO had already in
naad as the result OF subscriptions In advance. ~
pocket
Al, After the opening Of the doors I had another
sum OF el60 had come in. handed 1t to my be-
nevoient friend, and begged him to carry 1t with
Out deiay TO the ooligtng prima donna, who, hav-
lng received ESQ, might, thought, be induced 70
her toilet pending the arrival Of the Gao
Nor was altogether wrong in my hopeful an
ucipations. With q beamiNg face Signor Franch
came back and communicated TO me the Joyful in
Ienlgence thai Mme Patti had got one shoe on.
Sena her The E4O," he added, "and she will put
Ultimately the other shoe was got on; but not,
0i course, until the last E4O had been paid. Then
Mme. Patti, her face radiant with ben1gnant
smiies, went on to the stage, and the opera, al
end.
Another anecdote not only illustrates Mime.
faits lnsistence upon the observance OF minor de-
Tails Tails, put shows that her husband Sig. NicOini,
Oesdes being retired vocalist is an anate ur man
r, IL was stipulated in one OF the clauses Of Mme
raIIrs engagements that the letters Of her name
Snoulu IN all printed announcements, be ole-thlrd
larger tnan the letters OF any one elses name and
aurtng the progress Of the Chicago festival saw
Si8hor Nfcolnl armed with what appeared 10 be q
Ineodonte and accompanied by gentleman who
Iancy was great geometrfcian, looking intenJly
anu Win scientific air at some wall posters, on
Mhlch the letters composing Mime. PATHS name
seemed TO him not quite one-third larger than the
ietterS composing the name OF Mile. Nevada At
last abandoning all idea Of scientific measure
inent, ne went up ladder and estimated the
length OF the letters nv q rule thumb
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auchoneer.

SY aI AZ That To TK GSSRs
O'CLOCK AM, within my salesrooms southvesi
corner Pa ave. and l1th ct NV. will sail for cash e
pay storage and other charges the following goods
Walnut Bedroom Suite, stored February % 1888,
Stoves. with zinc and pipe. stored April Q, 1855;
Lot OF H9usshole Effects. stored August l. 1884:
Trunks. Boxes. Pictures. DC. stored February /
Lot Of Furniture. &C.. stored April so. 1885;
Lot OF Furniture. &C., stored November B, 1885:
Trunks, Boxes and Furniture stored October Is
Lot Of Furniture. 90. stored June IL, 1885;
Lot OF Furniture. &C., stored November II, 1850
Storage above goods be paid 1t any time pro,
to sale.
se27-7t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiouser.
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washington Correspondence Cincinnati Enquirer.
washington Is always an interesting place for
family history. A gentleman was recently telling
me some odd things in the family OF Hamilton
Fish, whose wife recently died. 1t seems that
william Livingstone, the governor Of New Jersey,
nao daughter who married a Pole named Misko-
Vitch, and her second, If am correctly informed,
was Mr. Keen, cashier Of the United States Bank,
VINO had been Congressman from south Carolina.
MISUNDERSTANDING mat fact, the Keens Of the pres
enI Gay are all republicans, and one OF them has
run Ior congress on the republican ticket. The
mother Of the late Mrs. Fish married after she
Uetaihe q WIDOW, much to the sadness OF her
children, ana her husband is SAID to have been the
oIncer OF local bank at Elizabeth. One day as
sne pride ana groom were driving past the bank,
t0wn, the bride exclaimed (meaninR the grave
yarU: All my treasure Is there" ''YeS" replied
Tue groom, supposlng she referred to tine bank
'and IL Is the SOundeSt security In the WOrldD
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se-20d
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

YNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucti0neer.
EXECUTRIX'S SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING No. 400 FIRST
STREET SOUTHEAST, NEAR THE CAPITOL.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER FIFTH, 1888, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK in front of the premises, shall offer for
sale parts Of Lots l2 and 13 In square 734 Lot So
Ito. improved by O-stOry frame dwelling, contain
ing seven rooms, with modern improvements See
location above
Terms cash Conveyancing and recording at Dur.
chasers cost 800 required ut time of sale
seq MARY j. JONES' Executrix
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt YLRNoN. MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. ". CoRCoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily lexcsJ sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings far down olymont az
10 O'Clock IA. Returning. reaches Washington
about $500
sl0 L L BLAKE. Captain
EHoR PQToMAc RIVER LANDINGS.
Il NEW IRON sTEAMER "MAkEf1ELp
Leaves 9Th St wharf on MONDAYS, Thursday
and sAIUkDANS ct An Returning TDkspAfS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS pm. touchinl at kiverIAnd-
ings far NoLaini Greek. Va 81 Slemen< Bay add
Ieonardtown, Nd. Connects with y and y. n n a
shepherds. SEQ schedule. JOHN b. PADSErI, Az
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. tA2o