davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-10-03

1t Is not true hat Demosthenes perma
nently cured himself of stammerfng by
stepping on a piece OF soap one night as
he was going down the cellar stars TO fix
the furnace in the dark 1t .afiorded him
only temporary relief .-Somerville Jour
nal.
, 1888-10-03

The Dutch are taking Holland at the
rate of eight acres a day During the last
two centuries it Is estimated, 1000 acres
OF land have been reclaimed from the sea
, 1888-10-03

Here, walterl what kind of a pie do
you call this2"
Apple pie, sir"
But there is nothing In tt"
Beg pardon. sir. but we use evaporated
apples in all our pies = Boston Tran
script.
, 1888-10-03

Wife-Why is it, John. that you rarely
kiss me nowf Before we were married
you bothered me almost to death
Husband-l know it, my dear. and
laid In stock enough - last.-The Epoch.
, 1888-10-03

The virtues of cinchona were not known
till 1888 or 1888. when 1t cured the wife
of the Peruvian ,iceroy. Cnchona.
, 1888-10-03

1t is stated that at least 1000. 900 tons
Of commercial fertilizers are now annually
USED si this country
, 1888-10-03

1t Is not necessary for a good liar to see
a sea serpent Tie rHu describe one frIul
the oil tiles
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Queer Articles OF Food.

From the Gentleinans Magazine for September.
In South America the Inhabitants eat every.
thing, even serpents and lizards Humboldt has
there seen even children drag enormous cent?.
pedes out OF their holes and crunch them IN.
Puppies are choice food on the Missouri and Miss
lsslppf, and at Emerald the tid-biL Is a roasted
monkey. The nesh OF the larger animals is appre-
ciated vario9siy; In Arabia the horse, In India the
elephant ana IN Egypt the camel The Chinese
taste is for cats. dogs, rats and serpents while
bears paws and birds nests are dainttes But
the Pariahs OF Hindostan have still stronger stom
achs, for they contend with the dogs vultures and
kites for putrid carton. The nearest APP
Inhabitants OF Cochin CHINA, who prefer rotten
eggs 70 fresh ones At Terracina q guest viii be
asked whether he prefers land or a water eel In
the West Indies large caterpillar found on the
palm tree Is esteemed luxury, while the edible
nests OF Java swallows are 80 rich dainty that
curious taste prevails In many parts OF the world
for clay. According TO HUMBOLDT IL IL eaten in ali
the countries OF the torrid zone but the practice
Is also observed In the North, as hundreds OF cart
loaas OF earth containing nfusoria are said TO be
annually consumed BY the country people In the
OF earth Ii occasionally mixed with bread. This
latter custom II more civilized than that observed
by the women on the Magdalcna River, who, while
shaping earthen vessels on the potters wheel put
large Jumps OF clay In their mouths In the same
place u IL ofIen necessary TO confne the children
70 prevent their running out TO eat earth imme-
diAtely after q fail OF rain. The OComac tnbe OF
earth-eating Indians knead the earth-a true pot
ter's clay-into balls OF nve or six inches In diam.
eter, which they roast BY Q weak fire until the
are required ~ food, and according 20 monk who
lived twelve Years among them, one OF them would
eat from three Quarteu OF pound 70 pound and
quarter q this peculiar cood IN DAY.
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Foa Tn Broop.
TRADE
SSSs sSSs sSs
ssss ssss ssss
ssss- ssss. ssss-
MARX.

PkKDS MIL. THAs Junec2Q 1SSS.-The Swift
SPECIFIC Company, Atlanta. 0A-Gentlemen: One of
my children was troubled with rheumatism and boils
Tor about two yearA We gave her various kinds Of
meo1one but without profit and began to despair OF
curing her at all was persuaded try your swtfts
Specific After she had used several bottles the dis
eases AL disappeared and she 10 . hale hearty.
and healthy girl twelve years old Another child has
Just osoome amcted in the same way. and am using
the g. q 9. and anticipate . prompt aud permanent
cure. n C. WAeeoSER.
RICE Hill. No.. July z. 1sss-The Swift Specific
Co.. Atlanta, GaGsntemen; Our little girl when but
three weeks old broke out with eczema We tried the
prescriptions from several good doctors but without
any special benefit We tried s. g., and by the time
one bottle her head began to heal by the
time she had taken six bottles she was completely
cured. Now she has full and heavy head Of hair-s
robust hearty child feal it but my duty TO mako
this statement. Respectfully. b. I. sHoBE.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, June 81, 1sss-The Swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta Ga.-Gentlemen: In 1886 con-
tracted blood poison. and at sought physician
who treated me for several months By his advice I
went to Crab Orchard Springs, Ky, where his
OF treatment was carefully observed recovered as
thought but the spring pimpes began to appear
on my face and body. These gradually increased to
sores and running ulcers advised to try s. 8 g.
ana lmmedistely after taking 1t commenced to i'm
prove slowly 1T first but rapidly afterwards and
soon nothing :remained to tell Of my troubles. My
blood II now thoroughly cleansed and my system free
from tant and owe my present conditions perfect
cure-to your medicine cheerfully give this state
ment that others who have suffered O. have may reap
the same benefit HARDY A. BrRr
"a West Ninth St
HOMER. La, May 25. 1sss-The Swift Specific Co.,
Atlanta Gs.-Gentlemen: About two years ago my
Reenra health gave way entirely. was debilitated
that almost despaired Of feeling well again All
that the physicians done for brought permanent
relief Friends insisted that should give s. S. s. .
falr trial, although thought IL would be throwing
away money. After taxing . thorough course. my
nestn ana strensth returned and must say that s. s.
it As tonic can most heartily recommend it; for
general debility it certainly is . specifc
W. +. BRIDGES, j. p.
HOMER: LA-1 know Mr.. W. F. Bridges. and will say
that his statement 10 correct.
JOSEPH SHELTON Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed freq
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer }. Atlanta. Ga. auS
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PROPOSALS.

HOWARD UNIVERSITY. OCTOBER L. lssS
III Sealed proposals will be received by the UNDER
signed until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON on TUES
DAY OCTOBER NINTH. 1885, for furnishing Tools
and Material for the Industrial Department Howard
University The right 10 reject any all bids re-
served Particulars furnished ON application.
oc5-3t J. H. JOHNSON. treasurer
DROPOSALS FOR HAULING CAST-IRON VA
Il ter Pipes and special Castings upon streets and
avenues in the City Of Washington. II. c. OFFICE OF
THE COMMISSIONERS ID. C.. WASHINGTON, D. c., Dc
tober = 1855. Sealed proposals will be received
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON TUESDAY,
OCTOBER MIN, 1883 for Hauling Cas;-Iron Water
Pipes and Special Castings upon the various
and avenues in the District of Columbia. Blank forms
Of proposals can be obtained at Water Office upon
plication therefor, where specifications be SEEN
together with all necessary information, and only lids
upon these forms will be considered The right is re-
eerved 70 ect any and all bids parts bids W.
B. WEBB. 3. E WHEATLi. c W. AYMOND. Com
missioners ID. G. oc..-6t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

A UCTIoN SALE OF PREMISES NOS. 933 AND
"a 935, ON TWENTY-FIVE STREET, BETWEEN
land K STREETS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT
LOTS; FRONTING ON ATHIRTY-FOOT ALLEY
As assignee in bankruptcy cause No BAL pending in
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia Gin
public snstlep in front Of the premises on sAIGR
DAY, OCTOBER SIXTH, 1888, AT FIVE O'CLOCK T.
by Mary NJ Entwisle Of original Lot IL In Square 2S
SITUATED In washington city, in said District with the
improvements thereon, consisting two story
frame dwellings,
Terms One-fourth cash; the balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at six per
from day Of sale. all cash desired Deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of trust and policies
insurance on the property to satisfaction. All
Seysncing and recording at purchasers cost 800
deposit on acceptance of each bid.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS Assignee.
,,,,,. -. 500 9th street northwest.
thus UNWILLING, Auctoneer. se2o-eo&ds
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auction eer1


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO rwo.sroRY FRAME
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTHEAST. AND
LOIS ON ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
PENNSHLvANIA AVENUE AND D sTREkT
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded in L.
Der No 1883. folio 81 and Lber l04l. folio l4S ct
we will sell on ~ EDNESDAY. The SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF OCTOBER A. d. 1883, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK
r. IN front OF the premises, all those pieces par
ees OF land situate and being in Warrington city.
District OF Columb and known upon the ground plat
or plan Of said city aud being all of lot
Z and part OF lot twenty (2Ol in Prout and Tngeys
bSnod.i9n u soue nine handred and
Described as to iows Beginning for the 1t the
soutneast corner OF said lot twenty (2O) and
running thence west one hundred and fifteen feet
fourteen leet ive and half inchos thence east sew
enty n1ne feet ten and half inches thence south
teet one aud half inches thence east thirty
lth street east aud thence south TO the pl.ce Of be-
inch alley by thirty.six feet deep opening on llrh
street east the north part of said lot twenty (U
And also lots ten lU) aud eleven Il u in Vim Wither's
recorded OF lot i've and part Of lot four
with ali and singular the appurtensnces rights PRIV.
ueges. improvements and other heredi the
same belonging or in anywlse appertaining
Terms OF sale-One third in cash balance In equal
day of SALE notes to bear interest per cent per
annum and to be secured by deed of trust
sold or all cash. a. option u purchaser Conveyancin
&C. at purchasers cost deposit Of 800 required
with IN ten days Otherwise the trustees the
right 70 resell the property In default at the risk and
cost OF the defauiting purchaser after five days public
notice OF such resale IN some newspaper pubshed in
OUNRAD sCHAEFER,
oco-d&ds CHRISTIAN LEDERER.} 1russees.
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Stained Glaaa.

II Is o great pity that there cannot be Organized
society FOR the suppression or at least for the
regulation OF stained glaas The doors Of all
the new apartment houses, with not q few OF
tnelr windows, show examples OF color gone
the makers or these monstrosities seems to be
10 get In as many crude colors a. possible, to put
no Two unts that harmonic side BY side, 70
have no appreciable design and above all TO I'm.
part 70 the whole an air OF sh0ddy cheapnesS,
stained glass Is q material which can only be ef-
cradle expense. Incompetent handling and econ.
omy. turned into an tntolerabie nuisance what
should be one OF the most pleasing OF all the ar.
lief FROM fashion OF this kind u tts running itself
Into the ground % 70 say, until II u thrown aside
by the very people who have abused it. II one
may judge by recent specimens OF the art H 10 al
ready not tar from the ground, ana the sooner Il
gets In tho bottaI.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

PIANO, FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, FARLoR FUR
hbTURE; JAPANESE MANTEL DECORATIONS
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS. WALEUi
MARBLE TOP CHAMBER SUIT ES, ASH BED
ROOM FURNITURE, SERVANTS FURNITURE
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE WALNUT
MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARD, WALNUT DINING
TABLE, &C.. &C., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER NINTH lSss
commencing At Ten O'CLOCK, at residence No. lll3
10th street northwest, shall sell the entire contents
oco-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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VNHOMAB BOWLING, Auctionser.
HOUSES. Nos. $50 AND 2zl 9 sTREST NORTH-

Distr.et Of CSluphia. pesssd in Equity Cause No.
ilOS6 We WI ell g public auction in front Of the
q 0CTQHER A p. 1853. ct HXLF-PAST T0Uk
VCLCOk <: -. the following described real estate
~. esns s q iot md the ee.t 10 inches front by
the tuu Depth OF lot A. In Wallach's recorded sub
division Of part Of square SOL, With the improve
nsnts: consisting OF two two-story brick DWELLING
Terms Of aals: ons-third cash and the balance in
M and twelve month"; with interest from the day Of
on proper sold 81 cash. at the purchasers option
deposit OF 400 will b required at the time " sale.
trustees the right rsssl ct The risk and cost
Of aefaulting purchaer All conyoynocing end rooord.
tng q III purchaseg's cost
..s.s.a. EsEss R Z s6. ssSaHas1Dr rs......
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WELLER 4 REPkTTL Res. Estate Brokera
w 3D6 Pa We Al

HOUSE ON VIRGINIA AVENCE BETWEEN
EFdH AND SIXTH STREETS. Bang No. sos
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER EIGHTH,
1855 at -FOUR O'CLOCK, we viii sail in front Of the
premises, 1t public auction,
SUB LOT L. SQUARE $40. OF MENIKHEINS
. SUBDIVISION OF LOT s,
fronting 14.15 feet Virginia avenue and improved
oy twostory frame dwelling. being No sos Virginia
avenue southeast
This sale being peremptory one makes Il an eleesnt
opportunity for paying investment
Terms ~ usual and made known At sslA depouit
OF S!0O required when properly il sold.
Anal
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
CHANCERY AND TRUsTEEs SALE OF vALU-
ABLE IMPROVED real. EsTATF
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts. N" oc5 ,

CHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Thomas Green
ct bearing date November 30 1851 and recorded
December ), lssl l, in Llber No. 1885, at folio 354
ct Of the land records of the District of CO.
lumba. and OF decree of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed September %. ISIS in
Equity cause No. IL 1s1, Docket 2s wherein James
J: j., Kennedy and others are respondentss L will
at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of
the premises all Of original lot O. in square s. with the
improvements, consisting of recently built
brick House NO. 929 9Th st nw.D with back build
ing and sheds &c This lot fronts AZ feet inches
foot alley north side.
Terms of sale cash. Deposit of $500 required at
seven days from day of sale All pur-
chAser's cost No reserve bid No private sale
THOMAS NJ FIELDS. Trustee.
40 Fendall Building,
ee20-d cor. - and n W.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 70 ,sss


Leave "a, Iva WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
fSr Snesso aud Northwest eapross daily l0:55A
o Fer Cincinnati and g. Iouia express daily Sal
FOR httsburs and Cleveland express. daily .sS.
tor beIlnftop and Local Stations, ,Io.lo.m
m; 200 and s :25 pm. daily, express.
er nIeTnediate points. between Baltimore .ai
q. f9r snser'y and interrnedats points 81 30 A.
For Baltimore 5. ESQ. $50, 5;3o. $50. e.4s II
sin So 5rsn 3D. an ~ % & ss .ns
2o5 $50 Gns.s "a so 5 e sss ss s.. IS ana
For hnnspolis 8 40 and 30 m. 1910 and. 20
ssEo,s 40 SO? an. Y 'o6. $50 eco pm. sun
For Way Stations between Washington and B.lsi-
more. g. 40, 80 M ~ 10. 8 80 IS 8 as ~
For stations on the heircpoitsn hrsScS "a As.
lS s e for Rrinepai stations only Joan.
For Gaithersburs and intermedists points team.
For BOyds ana @ier IN dir st.tions n pm.uo
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only 10
l:l5 pm, stopping NJ al stations On MetropoltAn
For Frederick. fIo:loam- "a f4.3a ts.Soan.
Sundays 1:l5 pm
or Luray and points the Shenandoah Valley n
r. 10 Roanoke. and all points south Norfolk an
Trains CHICAGO dsily 70 a m ana Sis
and III from Ginc , and ss Lsu s daily
T.
From Philadelphia Chester. aud wilminston. los A.
., m. DO, 10, and .05 p. m. daily.
From singerly and intermediate points north of
Baltimore 10 m daily aud IL 4 5 a sunda yonly
Trains leave Baltlmore for Washington ct 8 90.
o:3O. 20 -. s:O5 10 t45-minute trsinl IL l45-mn-
ute trainl q m l2:l5. =. s 4lo. 5, d. o.:IO Ia
80 an. ana ~, a on ,S sunday, sso soS l0
fEhcept SUNDAY Daily; ssunday ony,
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences on orders left ~ ticket ofoes 6l9 aud laSl
IennsylvaniA ave.
". NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS o RCrLIx
ap3O Gen MANAGER. Gen Pass. AGENT
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RAILROADS.
AIRLINE

schedule In eject september sOth. lss4
9 ~ M-haSt Tenn Mail Daily for wsrrcnton
let~een Alexandra snd Iy chburs Roanoia BrisSol
knoxNtlle. Rome. CaiersA Montgomery and New Or
leans Pullman Sleeper Washington 70 New orlesns.
,o,,s.xs,is -, Nsh Daily Tor wsrrenton. Ch.s-
lynchburs. Rocky Mount nanville and stsfto1s b.
tsesn lynchburg and Danville Green -f-oru Rsieigh
Ss Mos,s SSae2os ansnsta At.nt. larmlns-
lnlimsn sleelsr New York Montgomery IN connec-
, ZION Wiz fnlnsn sieegcrs hontxomery 90 New Or
w 40 MANI soaaotr seeJers Tor birmingham
20 Columbia and Augusta Solid trnsns Wsshinsfon 20
suAntA Does not connect Cor @ a u. route poinsa
go P. M,-Dsfy EXERT sops., %, x.,...
strasburg and tntermediat staftors ~
, D 80 y. h-Mcstern Express Daily for y.r-~nton
SornonsNlile. ChArloiiesu la Louisviils cincinnst
LOUISVILLE also for Lynchcurs Rri.,oi Ch.ftsno<~N
Memphi~ Litte Rock aud all souts w..,ern rs,snts ,
Ihronsh Pullman sleepers Washington 10 Msmphss
IL 90 7. M-southern Er,rr-s p.nv Coz rxr~S
burs, DAnulle Raleigh. Asheville Cbnr,o,tr t9i1n-
niA Aken- Augusta Atlanta. Ms,ntson,erx NJ Or
tsas lehAs ana SAlnorniA Pullman Nestikue sleeper
Mashlnsion 70 New ORLEANS, VIA Atlanta aud Mont
Ga. without change ns'"h 70 Augusta
rrain. on v sshinstcn ana Ohio division ,..,. w.n
NJ. Daily. arrive Hound HUI II "a AZ sna -
NJ Returning leave Round Hill q OS A NJ n.,tx .ns
40 a. an ehceY, SUNDAY. arriving Washington
Ihronsh trains from the south vi. ch.-,o,,. r,.,-
VIE anl Lsnchburg srrive IN washins,on -So A n
ana - NJ. wa Fast lenness-e Rristol ana xnrh
burg az Ills AN. aud $40 PM. VIA Che..rsss.
strashurs Local NJ p:4s AN WV 49,
Ilik sesp,ns car rsservaton ann information
iurnlshed and bAssAse checked At ofice 400 Penn
mia Railroad 9th and D sts. JAS H. fhpI6NS
oCl tscnerAl pa<seur.r
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oOS Z
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. seq,

(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE SITUATED on THE HEIGHTS
Of SFS GIE%1IR s TOWN DIsTRIGT OF C0tUMBIA
SIDE OF E, tA YET Ss5TR SHEET AND
FkEDEklSh (34IHl STREET AND CONTAIN.
ING ABOUT 42.32S SQUARE FEET OF
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of said
District passed in EQUITY Cause No. 1924. shall
FRIDAY. the NINETEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following de-
scr6ed Real Estate situated in said Gsorxetown. be
ginning for the same at point on the
east line .. Of .Esyetts tpSw known e s5th,
the north line q 9Th (now known e " ct. and run
thence eastwardly to point on the west line of Fred
erick tnow known as 34th) st. distant 2y3 IT. north
from said north line Of 18th st.; thence north 81 It
in thence west LAG Il; in thence northwardly 90
It to point distant Isl It . In eastwardly from
point on said east line OF Fsyetts ST. distant 100 IT
wardly Isl f in to sad point distant 100 IT. in.
north from the place OF begin ing aud thence south
100 #. z in. to the place Of 6exinning. together
brick house and frame out buildings
Terms OF saie-One third Cash. residue in two equal
Pc. menta At one and two year: specysly. with
terest and secured by deed OF trust the property
Sold or AL cash. at option Of purchaser $500 deposit
required at time OF sale. All conveyancing. &c 81
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
days. or the trustees the right to readverise
and sell the property At defaulting puchassrs cost
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MI. VERNON

NE VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W CORCoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily ercept sunday for M
Vernon and hiyer Landings far down Gymont %
10 O'Clock q IA. heturnlnx, reaches MasAinTtoa
sic L L BLAKE. Captain
IHOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEANtR -WAKEFTELD-
Leaves 9Th ct. wharf on MONDAYS THUkSDAYS
and AIURDAYs 81 an Returning 1UEsDAfS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p m. touchjns st RiverIAnd-
ines ~ far Nomin Greek Va. 81 Clements Bay aud
Ieonsrutown, Md. Connects with b. aud U. n X q
shepherds See schedule. JOHN b. PAD6ErT, Az
&. W. RIDLEY, MAnAxer h25
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PROFESSIONAL

VNALKINo MADE EASY: HANDS BLAUTIFIED
w Boston Chiropodists; Boston prlce& 81 n. KENI-
SON sons. Alb 18th st NV; AN troubles Of the
always In attendance. AAnicuring 75c satisfaction
guaranteed se27-3in
DkOF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
Il voyant, Astroloeer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight and veil Every hidden mystery
revealed Recover lost or stolen property. Finds
hidden TREASURES Gives lucky numbers Causes speedy
marriAess Brings separated together. Gives success
in business. kemoves all family troubles aud evil
q othsrh Judge not az alike the frofe.sor can con
vince tbs most skeptics Strangers from other cites
van ave time and di.sPpoinsment BY calling the
where al others fail ana sdvertises only what be can
DO. eattingA SOC. Luereadipx BY msi on receipt OF
81 Mama, lock Of hair, date Of birth. Hour y 10 Il
Open Sundays from 70 p. m
es1-2ms al 9th n NV
MH BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EyENTs on
III LIFE Al business conhdentiai Ladies and ren-
tlemen % cents each %0e street, between 4th and
MAD + AkDENNL THE CELEBRATED PALM
Nxse ana Clairvoyent can g1ve you your exact lite
chart and % hsr sastsn their hams in fun ellis
hos 70 1oAd the sdscon OF husband lover and how
g VA ne one You love Al business conhdential
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FINANCIAL.
SPECIALTIES.

nR. MULLER. SPECIALIST OF THE EYE, EAR
~ and Throat. has returned 70 the city. aud will
resume his practice SIS 18th Once hours, .
TO IL and 2 TO 5. Sunday, lotox se6-lm'
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT C<N SPEEDILY
Dcure any case of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Uatarrh
Asthma Insomnia, Paralysis. Loss OF Manhood Weak
ness. Structure, Tumor. fistulA, st. kitus Dance
Epilepsy, Nervous Affections. and all Female Com
plAants. Hour 10 to s. Consultation i rec.
DE- J. W. HAYWARD. Electric Specialist
se5.1m l2l9 St NV
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND, NEAR TIMING CITY, THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
By virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded in Lfber
No. 751 folio 49, of the land for the Dis
trict Of Columbia. i will SELL the premises, on
TUESDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OC rOBER.
A!.n D 1883. AT HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK T. Al. the
folowi gdescbed real estate. in the County
Of Washington, District Columbia to Wit: All thocs
tracts OF land lying and being in said county and Die
tr1ct known and described Lots Cd and two Gu
as the same laid down and described the plat OF
the suod sison Of the estate Of Mathew wigeld de-
ceased the same being situate the aide Of
the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river lot one (D
CONTAINING nve-eiRhths 80 of and lot (2l
containing one ~ and eight 90 perches improved
by dwelling and outbuildinHs
Terms Of sale: $500 "a and expenses of sale ipclud.
ing axee In cash. balance in equal instalments
ana twelve months for WHICH the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from day Of secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold shall be taken;
DEPOSIT OF 500 required at the time sale All
veyancn g &c. at purchasers cost. Terms COM
pied with in ten days otherwise right to re-
sell at risk aud cost of defaulng purchaser after ave
days public notice Of such resale in some newspaper
oc3d IVORY g. KIMBALI. Trustse