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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
San Francisco. October o, per $. ;.
Australia.

Sir Anthony Musgrave, Governor OF
Queensland, is dead.
Eighty cases of dynamite exploded on
the wharf at Carthagena, Spain.
Mortimer Sackville West, first Baron
of Sackville, is dead, aged 90 years.
At Chicago all the street car employees
are on strike, and there is a general tie
up.
At the newly discovered mines at Dol
gelly, Wales, the yield of gold averages
So ounces to the ton.
Glib Ross, ship owner and lumber
merchant of Quebec, who was worth
SIC, 1000, 900, is dead.
The French grain harvest amounted
to 96 900 900 hectolitres, being 12,0OO,-
600 less than the annual average.
At Manchester it has been agreed that
25O 900 miners shall go on strike, on
October 29th, unless an advance OF III
per cent. in wages is agreed to.
The International bank of Berlin has
been founded with capital of $1,000
! 600. 1t absorbs Goldberger's banking
business without taking his liabilities.
At Chicago the furniture factory of
| Wilkins & Co., on Lake street, was
burned. Two bodies of employees were
| recovered from the ruins. The loss on
stock is 100000.
Great loss of life is reported by floods
at Monkden and in Manchuria in Japan.
The hurricane that swept the Japanese
coast was followed by floods that have
seriously injured the rice fields in sew
eral districts.
Russia has granted an annual subsidy
of l ITO, 900 rubles to private finn for d
steamship line between Russian ports on
the Pacific and Corea, Japan ana CHINA.
In case of war the steamers shall be at
the disposal of the government.
A fire in the south hall of Berkeley
University was promptly extinguished:
1t originated in the first floor IN part OF
the chemical Laboratory. One OF the
large desks in the room was burned up,
and the room was we'll smoked. The
origin of the fire is ascribed to chemicals
Mrs. Huldah Rockwell, of Westville,
Conn, better known as Granny Rock,
well, who in her early days was one oil
New England's prominent Methodist ex
horters and also cook in a tavern al
Green Farms, kept by Aaron Burr, died
recently, aged SO years. She never hac
a ride on railroad.
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w osDERFUL CURE OF SALT RHEuM
nv THE CuTJCIrRA RENEDIES


have had q most wonderful cure Of salt rheum.
For i've have suffered with this disease. had
1t on my face. arms aud hands, unable to do
anything whatever with my hands for over two
tried hundreds Of reedies and not had the least
effect. The doctor said my was incureble saw
your aud concluded to try the CUT1CURA
REMEDIES, aud incredible it may seem. that ter
using box Of CUTIcURA and cakes Vt CUTIcURA
SOAR. and two bottles OF CUTIoURA RKsoLvENr ind
AM entirely cured Those who think this letter
geraied may COME and me and find out for them
selves. GRACE P. MARKHAM,
North St Charles st.. Belle River. Ont.
Ihave been afflicted since last March with skin dis.
ease the doctors called My face covered
with scabs and Sores and the itching and burning
almost udbesrsble. Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES
DO highly recommended, concluded to give them q
trial. using the Gu ICURA and CUTIoURA SOAP sKter-
nally and RKsoLvLNr internally for four months
call myself cured in gratitude for which make this
public statement CLARA A FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTICURA, Soc; SOAP, 25c /:
REsoLvrNr. 81 Prepared by the PORTER DRUo
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
BABl'S skin and Scalp preserved aud beautifed by
CUTIcURA INDICATED SOAP. jy3.4.6.7
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RAILROADS.
pEDMoNT AIR nNE,


Il schedule IN eject June "a, lsss
80 A. M-hast Tenn Mail Daily for wsrrenton
SordoDsSle. Chsrlottsyllls Lynchburs and stations
springs. Allegheny springs. Bristol Rno,siiie koas
oalera Montgomery aud New OrleansL 1ulmsa
ll-24 A. M.-fsst y all Daily for wsrrenton. Char
ottesvllle. Cord nnsvle Stations Ches Ohio Rout.
~ hehp9rs, hoeky Mount D9nvilie and stations be-
Sharlotte, Columbia Augusta Atlanta Birmlns.
nam. Montgomery. New Orleans Texas and California
tlon WITH Pullman Sic lers Montgomery New Orleans
and and Mann bSudoir seepers for bluminsham. vick.-
Columbia and Augusta. solid trains Wa-hinstop =,
AuantA Does not connect for C. aud o. route paint.
80 p. M-Daily except Sunday, for Mxn.us.x
Stras burg, and intermediate stations
q $50 PM-MesteTn EXPRESS Daily for warrentou
and Summer resorts aud near line OF Chesspe.k,
and Ohio route. Pullman sleeIsrs aud solid Tr.ins
Washington 10 Louisville aud Nhite SupbnT s,,,,Is
60 st Louis: Lynchbury Bristol shs,,spons.
Nashville Memphis. Little Rock and ali south v.s,.rs
polnts Through Pullman Sleepers Washing ton 20
IL 90 P.M.-southern Express Daily for LYNCH
n pute DAnNnle halegh Ashesille Charlotte Ooluin-
LEANS. Texas and California Pullman sleener 49,
Inston 10 New 0r.ans Atlanta and M6ntsr, me,x.
PnllnIan Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta Ga without
10 White SULPHUR Springs aud G and o Re-orfs
Trains ON Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
N Daily: srrve Round Hin III as n and 81 p
NJ hetnrning leave Round Hil $50 A NJ Daily aud
40 NJ p sna ei6et sunday arriving Washington
Ihroush trains from the South via Charlotte DAN
Nhie ana Lynchours arrive m Wash ngton 90 A NJ
burg az III l3 A M and $40 p M via Cbe-apeAks
ana onlo route .nd Cha,iottesville at $40 I'M:
and uasssse checked at Office 1900 tenn-
s.,ssnla avenue and AZ PASSENGER station PennsyI-
's i.s n@iiroaas ON and sts JAN L. TAYLOR.
j. General PASSENGER Agent
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % ,ss,

OF SEx jersey xyESgE s sSbt!e sTS SaoskfSE'
M sisD%o ana northwest express daily 10 :55A
q Ter Cincinnati and s, Loui. expires. daily s.ua
fSr d httisburs and Cleveland express daily lo:5sA
tor Il Iinston and Local Stations, 40 loan
M J aass .ns Newsrh and Wilmington. 7.3o.
a Po asl s,ecsn n,mo,, "a
fhFa ar sipsi IS Am; a.; and 70 Is pm
For S.itimore 8. $50. 40, z.so. 20. s.4s. IL
rsin $50. 80 Is pS "a 40 ss $500 "a sns
o. s sSSas, sss S e sss IS ma
For Annapolis. 8 40 and 30 M, l2,o and q 30
s.pos 40 a o 4 os $50 IS $40 In INV ss An
foI wsy Stations between w.sh,nsson sna s.is.-
S, sSnaeys n Il al
For s,sfions On the hstropolisss breScS, fe IS q
Y an . aos Rs,nss,psl stssons only 'ioioan
For esitSss.5srs md i p psinss ssan.
For BOYD: :ns s ssisl aa si.so.. n pn go
Church train leaves Washington on sunday only %
h, .9 bm' ssoppang - Al ssasaons On Astrop'hsaa
slr os rrederics, flo:loAm. "a. tA:ss 1850 Rn.
oI NO y L:lS IN
For sss pg 10 &. ,Rs e u
2 Ros sokA and al points south Va Noriolk ssd
T.ass ssI5ss from ch,c,ec ANY ~ IN, enc ssls
.pd is s& S sa sss N a s "a:
p. :
From PhiladelphiA Chester. end wnmineson los6s
o. " :: z 90. Z; 10, sna e:o5 2 dsAy.
. 70 s;sas 81 ~ r 49, s:'ss'
go rs !: s:oA Us! g ss5l.,s'ii S ;ss
n. ias go 'sdty 50 &C ~ iSssS
Is: :: ::s: e: :: &: ~: d :, .Y:t
=. 49,; g fiE:s.s rAee sC.zH D.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


NINE fAWNELL'S EXPLANATION
He Declares that He Never saw Egan's
Alleged Letter OF February "a, 1851.
LONDON, July g The Parnelites denounce
oDonDen for the course he pursued in his action
against the Times. They suspect that lyman, the
man known as No. ]. Is the person from whom
Tue Tunes got Its Information concerning the
In the Hobbies Of the house OF commons to-day
IeInoers OF the Irish party denied that MT.
given byrne was In the shape OF q check signed by
Justin mccarthy, and represented league sub
On the assembling OF the house OF commons to
aay MI. Parnell rose to make an explanation con-
csIning cerI ain statements made In connection
shot OF the trial prevented his teslifying on
oatn, and therefore he would tender a
statement slater to the house He declared that he
1881 which was read at the trial with the view OF
showing That the league instigated the PRnix
forgery. The imputauon against the o'Learys
rI In regard to his letter dated simply
to your giving the amounts asked for.
There is not the Likelihood OF what you appre-
bend happening Mr. ParneIl said that might be
sy s aslaeE OF oc'0 sent iSs Two to hS Sa
ou When sSa ss na %n Ms
General Webster stated the police found in
Careys house, MIR. Parneu said that
doubtless genuine letters from Mr.. Egan were
| found there; but Mr.. Egan had never been legally
charged, and he had sent cablegram
denying the authorship Of the letters
attributed 70 him. Mr.. Parneu denounced Is
an absolute forgery the letter which IL was
alleged he wrote and which, IL was
Claimed, was struggled from Kilmainnam Jai
10 Egan, urging him 10 immediate action and to
make II hot Ior old Forster. He never wrote,
signed, saw, or authorized the communication.
mr. justin Mccarthy will maze personal ex.
PLANTATION 10 the house later In the day.
The costs Incurred by the Times In defending
the suit brought by Mr.. ODonnell amount TO
fl2,0OO. IL will try TO make MI. O'Donneil liable
Tor The amount
WHAT THE PRESS HAS TO SAT-.
The general toae OF the English press Is against
policy OF silence or OF angry denials In the treat
ment by the Irish party OF the revelations In the
trial OF the ODonnell Times suit The papers say
this Will not suce; the revelations Cali for dis.
proof either through jury or O parliamentary
committee.
The Post says II such an investigation is not
demanded even the English allies OF the Parnell-
ties will share the ugly suspicion that the Irish
party are guilty OF the charges made against
them. The Daily NetCs treats the arguments
presented by the Times counsel as claptrap, and
says II Is asLonished AT the profound and eccentric
guilblllty displayed by the court. IL expresses
the hope that IL has heard the last OF the miSera
BILE fanaticlSn.
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Capitol Topics.
TEE LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE.

The Speaker to-day laid before the House let
ter from the lighthouse board, calling attention u
the inadequacy OF certain OF the appropriations
for the lighthouse service for the present fiscal
year as provided Tor In the sundry civil Till The
bill appropnates S5S5,000 for the salaries
OF Keepers OF light houses. whereas the estimates
submitted aggregated $tUo.0o The secretary OF
the BOARD says that the estimates for the next
year were for 1,loo keepers increase OF 20 over
mat OF the present year, which Increased
number Is required for the most part for
new lights. IL Will be impossible FOL
the board, the letter says, 20 maintain
!nls Increase II the appropriations remain as al
present, and IL viii be necessary TO exunguish
some OF the lights IL an adequate sum Is not ap-
proprlated for salaries Attention is also called tc
the insunciency OF the appropriation OF 500. 900
lor repairs OF lighthouses, while the amount asAed
f0r WAS 800 900.
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! 5. 1855, MARY 4 CALDWELL.

CALDWELL. July 5. 1855, MARY 4 CALDWELL.
Ard 66 years. 3 months. and 10 days.
Funeral services at hor late residcnce No 1910 a
street northeast Friday. July g. lsss, ct M ln-
terment az West bridsewater. Mss. 1t
FIIZ HUGH On the morning Of July & lsss.
Der HA LINTON, infant daughter OF Norman K
Funeral services VIII I've held st her ersndparents
residence. 1000 Twenty -sifih street NORTHWEST On
saturday, July q at ~ 80 O'Clock kelsuves and
friends rorpeCtfuly invited.
PuRTaR On July 5th. 1855 OF 10 p,m- FLOR
ENCk A. infant DAUGHTER Of Jerry b aud florence q
Porter. month aud niueisen days.
Funeral July ~ Pm llynchburs pspers please
copy.l .
POWELL. on Thursday. July 8, 1855 MRS. Al
MlkA ". POWELL widow of The late DIR. Robert ].
Funeral fr IN her late residence No. 1913 NJ street
saturday. July Z. Of 4 30 O'Clock pm
RAfF. ON July 3. 1888. at As p. H. ESTHER
beloved wife Of Bernard ksn. In the seventy inth
Eleventh street southwest. No ho~ers.
SELBl Thursday, July .. 1858. 81 $40 y m !,
! BLANCHE hNtkpA youngest daughter Of ] W
and AlNerda s-lby. ssed i've years ana two months
Funeral private on Friday at r. m, from PARENTS
residence. Sl3s PennsylNania avenue northwest
WALKER. On Ju,y 4, 1sss. Oh seabrxht n D.
EDllh DALLAS MALhEk sxed SIXTEEN yearv and
hOBERl JOHN WALKER, axcd fourteen yearuL b.
loved children Of Duncan - aud Mary walker
Funeral services the Of Edith Dsllss
Walker from ST James Church. fighth street nur1h
east. At 30 m. Saturday, the sth INST lnterneu
at OAK Hill Cemetery immediately thereafter. 2
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GEN. skAI1 A CANDIDATE pos rus REPUBLICAN WON.
NATION.
II is announced that Gen. 4 y n>.,e rr,.saeot
OF the Republican National League on th,s oarv.
will be a candidate for the republican pominat,ou
for congrss In the mn Maryland distr1ct now
represented by Mr.. Barnes Compton the repub-
ncans have hopes OF carrying tue District on 40.
count OF dissatisfaction expressed By democrsu
srAR reporter today had not ben apYe 10 an the
mouths OF all the hungry ofnce-seekerS cen.
Beale has farm In the Bladensburv nistrs~t
where bis mother nveA His friends II A MID
Will urge him as q candidate Tor Concress puf
there will be several others IN the neid - N M not
at all certain that he Will be nominated Gen.
Beale Is az present summerfng aI Bar Harbor Me-
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The Death Record.

During the "a hours ending at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon deaths were reported to the Health
ONCE as follows: Mary j. Dudley, white months;
Geo. +. Collins white, 30 years; Blanch slby,
white, years; Eliz Stanohite, white, 30 years;
Merrill n. Loving, white, 2 years; Alyira W.
Powell, white, so years: Chas PJ cobs jr, white,
years; Pnkey Goddard, white, months;
Sarah kealey, white, az years; Jno. L. Barley,
white, months; Ellen Mary, white, months;
Mary A Caldwell, white. 90 years; Nancy Boone,
colored, year; Maggie Thomas colored, year;
Mary Z. Queen, colored, months; Thos- " are,
colored, 10 years; Is. h. Winston, colOred, .
months; Abraham Robertson, colored, 40 year,.
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Army oRDERs.-Col JAS W. Forsyth. 9TH cav
airy, has been granted two months extension OF
leave. Captain Henry L Haskell 18th Infantry;
First Lieutenant VIM L Pitcher, sth infantry,
and second Lieutenant ID. Tyson, 9th infantry,
have been relieved from duty at Dav1d's Island. y.
4, and ordered 20 re]on their companies Capt.
VIM. II: II. Crowell 9Th infantry; Capt:
Capt Cornelius c. Cusick, 22d infantry,
relieved from recruiting duty october /. and
ordered 10 reJon their commands. The following
ofrcers are relieved from duty at Jefferson
Barracks october 1, aud ordered 10 reJoin their
troops Capt Henry w. Vessels, Jr., 10Th cav
airy; Capt Jos NJ. Kelly, 10Th cavalry:
Capt. John A. Adams, LIST cavalry; LIST
Lieut. SAM. w. Fountain. sth cavalry,
and LIST Lieut. Walter VI. Dickinson,
4th cavalry. The Following Officers are ordered 10
recruiting duty at jefferson Barracks. october |:
capt. Theo. j. Whit, 4th cavalry; Capt. Louis II.
ID cavalry.
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WHAT WAS SHOWN BY AN INVESTIGATION INTO TIL
MYSTEkIOUS DEATH At THE ASTON HOUSE.

WHAT WAS SHOWN BY AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE
MYSTERIOUS DEATH At THE Aston HOUSE.
NEW YORK, July 6-The body OF Samuel E. Hen
oerson OF Cleveland, Ohio. who is supposed 10 have
committed suicide at the Aston House with car.
bollc acid last night, was to-day removed to an
underlakerS establishment, where an autopsy was
made. 1t showed that the mans death was due TO
carbolic acid poisoning. Evidences OF this were
PLAINLY visible IN the scorched condition OF the
deceased'S mouth aud the extreme Inflammation
or the interior walls OF Tie stom ch Some little
Time doubtless elapsed before the man took the
1atai uraught before the an.idote was admins
tered. The result reached d. monstrateS That the
mans death was his own doings entirely, and the
suspicious which rested on his wife are dispelled
The woman has been under the surveillance OF the
police through the night, Coroner Erdman having
deemed this precauLlon necessary, In view OF All
the circumstances surrounding Tue case.
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THE Fa,xsp o. AL

PONDS EXTRACT IL used In the household OF the
President - we'll a. that Of the humblest citizen
Members Of the Army and the Navy. tbs Har. the
Bench thu pulpit sud the yress-a ranks and classes
VI people-have sent their personal experience aud
thanks Tor the last forty years. until their letters have
hed volumes testfylg TO the wonderful cures 81 AL
Ainds Of Pain or Inflammation. elected By PONDS
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only,
b. wrapper with lAndscsps thereon. Deal
with respectable drugsists only. my2S
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Highway Robbery in Chicago.
FIVE DARING THIEVES ATTACK PARTY OF FOUR NEN
NEAR HUMBOLDT PARK

CHICAGO, July 6-The story OF bold highway
robbery on Central Boulevard. the evening Of the
Attn. which the police sought TO keep secret has
come to light. at the time Humboldt PARK was
filled with people. Frederick r. sherman, S.
Henry Denning, and two other men were driving
north OF tie boulevard In two-seated buggy.
just as they were reaching Chicago avenue a
wagon containing three men drove directly
In front OF them on the interesting street,
bringing them 10 halt. The three
men eaped from the wagon and at the
Same time, TWO others sprang from hiding place
at the side OF The boulevard. Sherman and his
three friends were dragged from their buggy
by the hive daring thieves. Cunning and Sherman
s,ood their ground, but their two friends
took TO flight. One OF the thieves tore out the
whole front OF Sherman'S SHIRT to get his 1850
Diamond stud. Two men who saw the assault
upoa the occupants OF the buggy ran up, and the
thieves leaped into their wagon and drove away
M. l.eaMy Elected Without Opposition.
DUBLIN, July 6.-Mr. Leamy has been elected 10
NIL the vacancy in the house or commons for South
Sliso CAUSED 10y the reSig nation OF Mr.. Kennedy
DE Was unOppOSed.
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AUCTION SALES.
TTRUsTEEs' SALE OF Tw LsTORY An
l. bhsn MINT Back DWELLING. NJ. "

TRUSTEES SALE OF Tw LsToRY AMI
i BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. ~. "
STkEEr NORTHWEST
By virtue of . deed Of trust dated May 10th, A. d
1877 and rsco ded in Lber No. $50 folio 2 ct seq.
will offer 81 public sale In front OF the premises ON
FklDAY, tns nIxrH DAY OF JULY. A. b. 1888, .!
Fl O'CLOCK r. IL, all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground tuaed in the city Of ashtn ton district
OF e lumoiA, known and scribed ~ aud being lot
and twenty-eght 1921
Terms OF saie: One-third cash; balance in one and
two years with interest thereon at six per cent
num- payable senii-anuuAly, all cash. 1T the option
OF the purchaser Deposit 600 required 1t time Of
SALE settlement to be made within ten days from data
OF sale, otherw the the right ~
sell the the risk and cost OF the defsuns
purchaser after i've days public notice OF such ressls
III some Newspaper published in asbinxtop. D. Q.
B. H. WARNER, Trustee.
CHAS. b PEAI.SON, Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BIOS.
te0D-dGls met
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A CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED.
Two Men Injured and q Trick HOrs,
Killed.

FALL RIVER, MASS, July done OF TWO
sections OF Forepaugh's circus transportation
train bound for Newport was wrecked
south OF the dark tunnel under Central
street at 2 O'Clock this morning. IL consisted OF
the stable and Sleeping Cars and cage Stats.
The Third car left the track, derailing the
three following cars which piled on
top OF one another in great confusion.
Three men were In the third car, two or whom
were injured Dandy" a trick horse, was killed.
A stallion formerly owned by Robert Stickney, the
bareback rider, and the racing team were 50 badly
hurt they were shot
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Il NJ -. PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
40 HE Nphlh. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST
DoIBlE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
sIEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT FOUIPNENP
TEE GREAT

IN EFFECT JUNE Sd. 1855
TRAINS aSS tkA sIxy MASH lNGToA, IRON STATION
LOWS: AMI 'inhEis' As Fol-
For htspury and the West chicaso Limited Express q,
Lane 20 am Oily; TO Cincinnati and ST Louis
AMI s,sens cars from f1,tshurs 20 Cincinnati
No Shicaso with Sleeping Car Altoona 20 aso
Cars Washington to chio.eo ana 81 iu ah s.ssP,s
eelt saturday, Harrisburg TO Cleve aud connectinx
IgS.y sir ND Essssi: f.sise io So
TouFh siseSer q a.sSurs ana and n ms ~,s
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
loSS a.iy szcsgi saturday With sisspins
For MillismspOrt Lock Haven. and Elmira. st s.5o
For Lev soat :9S 30 te III Fri ana
hSey i m to Trpi roo q ooP .na
Fol- m a, daily VITA DINING Car
For Bar harbor without change daily eacept sstur.
For Brooklyn y y all through train. connect a, Jsr
s,SSs az VIII e9sts Of Brookyn Annen, snordins
tertIsg. scras, 70 f l s,reet avoiding double
For F6,isSeiI hs 80 90 90 II 90, and 40 am
c sSa . S5 n 10 % 90 SUM .ai
I'm. weekdays and as p m d.iiy. With Dinis9
For n ssIliT2s eaas lSSS sS SS "a g
40; 800. 80. 10 90. and III 20 pm. on sun.
sio 500 %. 10 90 % and f Il 81 T pm ZOO s4A
. except Sunday. '' e>uS
For Annapolis. 20 and o 90 m, 10 .o5. %. .na
800 y m. daily, except Sunday snna.y, "a IN. -
m, pm "'0os'
ALEXANDRIA AND FRFnFprcrsprpa p,u
WAY, AND ALEAANDkIA AMI wasMfSnnrS
RAILROAD. oAoS
For a A e. nnon 500 500 e. 81 ,o57s%
~ W. anu ~ 80 m On sunday ct q 90 y a.
d0;5I IN 80, 90 o5. and 10 .o5 pm
nne c ior ouantico. 90 pm. week -days
r.. and % pm daily. except sunday '''
Trains leave Aensndria for Washlnsrton n 0s --as
1900, g;lo. 1918. ll:07 am, DO 800 3 "a
!. ~ 10, s:5z 10 AZ and IL .05 p m. ON sun
and 10 :42 n m ~ '' w. 70
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast cor
ner OF 18th street aud Penpsylvanis avenue and AZ
the station. where orders be left Tor The chsioS
OF bsss g Destination from hotels and rcrdepce
CHAk l. PUGH. i n ~ IN
General MaDsser. Deal Gen. Pa. Asn.t
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'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'1'nohAS OO"LINo' Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
lHE SOUTH SIDE Or STREET. BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SrkEEIS NORTH.
WEsl, IMPROVED BY HANDSOME TWO
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
District q Columbia. passed in Equiy cause No.
s1eNslon N front q ne premi.es on MONDAY, ThE
FlVA O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the TO- Loving Real Estate in the
CITY Of Washington. D. g. and described = Lot nity
one % u III ard Greer's subdivision OF lots in
square four hundred and twenty-one (42ll improved
by substantial two-story and bssement brick dwell
lug House. being premises 706 street northw ct,
win ALI modern aud in good condition.
Cd aud two CD yearA with interest 49, per cent
per snnum from the day OF SALE tor which the notes of
upon the property sold, al cash. the purchasers
option LAKE. viii be paid TO the day Of sale de-
post VI el0O will be required the time of sale II
the terms are not compiled with in ten l0 days the
trustee resell the "a ht TO resell at the defaultin
purchasers risk and cost All copveysnciug aud re-
cordLng 1t the purchaser's cost.
MARY CUNNINGHAM. Trustee.
yeSO-o3os 700 Q street NV.