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Was Prepared for the Kuklux.
HALE FELLKD TWO OF THE BAND WITH AN Az AM
FIED.

THE REST FLED.
NASHVILLE, TENN. Oct 5-Intellgence has
been received here OF q night between Burl Hale
and band OF kuklux In Sequachee Valley, In
which two OF the midnight marauders were killed
by Hale. II appears that Hale, who resides near
Sequachee College, had been notified that the
kuklux, who had whipped several other citizens,
would visit him He armed himself with an AK
and awaited their call. At "A late hour four men,
waist, while the lower part OF the body was
clothed In black entered the house The family
occupied the second story, ana as the band made
an attempt TO ascend Hale struck the first with
his Ak telling him TO the floor. The second at
tempted TO come and received a blow on the fore
head. which laid him senseleSS Hale's son at
tempted TO make his escape. and was fired upon by
the band but without Ell Ct AT this juncture the
kuklux retreated with their wounded No clew
has VET been found
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

NNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE BY
CATALOGUE
on Fine Assortment Of the Most Exquisite and Dir
ferent Sorts Of
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS,
Consisting Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHS,
NAhCISSUS CROCUS, TULIPS
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBL DUO Won THOI.
SNOwDkOPS, &C., 30
To be sold at my auction rooms MONDAY, OC-
TOBER EIGHTH 1855, commencing at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK Ibis 10 dirsct coma anent, and put
up in packages suitable for buyers or the
trade. THOMAS DOWLING
oc4-3t Auctioneer.
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From tho Chicago Tribune
"You don't mean 20 say. John, that you are 90
ing 70 have o steam-heating arrangements In tha
basement do your"
81 do, Maria" said John. with iron frmnesa
"Im going 70 keep those feet OF yours warm rhts
winter II it costs 81. 0OOlD '
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HILApEIPH1A SToRk
NEW GOODS NEW sTYLEa LOW PRICES.

NEW GOODS NEW sTYLEa Low PRICES.
Just receved-A full line Of nus Wool Plaids. with
plain goods to match at 5o. IS, 80. el-
Also. hne assortment Of Striped Cioths with plain
goods TO match. from SOC. TO &I
Another lot Of good quality Plaids 1t 25c.
French Fannels, all wool. IN Ill the new shades In
Stripes, CSC.
Plaid FlAnnes, from 81 NC MP.
just receivsd-ope case 52-inch Alwool Cloths- all
colors, At SOC.
sessA nne line Of seryes in al coors. at Soc. s5c.
Hsnrettas 46 inches vide all wool; the best quality
ever sold for the money: 65c. Usually sold for
81
Just receivsd-One Of Indigo Rue Percale. with
Red, " bite. and Gold Figure, only 12,sc.
20 pieces Figured Henriettas for Wrsppers only 10c.
Black Goods 1t Bottom Prices.
A full line Of Csshmeres Seryes Melrose, &c.
Henriettas Alwool aud silk wrsps and lots Of Fancy
weaves-
Priestley's Goods Specially.
Black Silk very low.
0ros-1rains. Monopoly brand from 75c mp 10 e.
We warrant these goods TO better than other
brand in the market
Job 24-inch Black silk only 81. 25.
full line OF Black aud Coiored Rhsdames from q
blAnis.s and Comiorts ysTy low from q up
Our Carpet Department full Of Choice styles Of
the best makes and low prioes
Don't forget the place
CAkHART LEIDY.
se20 e2S 9Th and zoe K 1t NV
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Now Deg Laws Wanted.

From the New York Sun
The case Of Isaac LITTER, the poor peddler who
was mangied TO death by the bulldogs Of james
Rife. In Shippensburg. Pa, ought TO bring about q
revision OF the dog laws not only In Pennsylvania
put In other states, too. Burglars laugh at bull
uogs only honest folks and children get killed OF
torn oy them; and no man should Be allowed 70
surn them loose upon his netghbors on the high
Ioeo or In any place where they are source Of
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL TRACTS OF
LAND, NEAR TIMING CITY. THE EASTERN
TERMINUS OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

eBy virtue Of . deed Of trust. recorded In Liber
No 151 folio 459 Of the land records Dis
tr1ct Of Columbia. ! will sell on the premises on
TUESDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF &C IOBER,
AID 1883, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. IA. the
follow real estate situate in the County
Of Washington. District OF Columbia to wit; All those
tracts OF land lying and being in said county and Dis
trct. known and described Lots I'd and two 3D.
a. the same are laid down and described In the plat
the subdt Of the estate Of Mathew wigeid
ceased the same being situate the side Of
the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river. lot I'D
containing hveeiRhths Cd Of acre aud lot (2D
containing one scre and eight (Srperches improved
by dwelling and outbuildinHa
Terms Of sale: $500 "a and expenses Of sale ipclud-
ing taxes In cash balance in equal instruments sx
and twelve months foF which the notes Of the pur-
chaser bearing interest from Of sale and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold shall be taken;
deposit OF o1OO required at the time OF sale All con-
piled with in ten days. otherwise right reserved
sell at risk aud cost OF defaulng purchaser after Eve
days public notice Of such resale in newspaper
published in Washington, ID. G.
oc3-d IVORY q. KIMBAI.L Trusfea
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Buck TAYLOR, THE COWBOY, Nor NARRrEp.-A
dispatch 70 the Baltimore Sun last night from
klcnInOnd, Va, says: "W. Levy Taylor, better
known among MS comrades as Buck TAYLOR the
chief VI the cowboys Of Buffalo Bills Will West
SNOW, now exhibiting at the exposition here vas
ASKED today about the sensational report OF hi,
marriage with Baltimore lady published by some
OF the papers Is there any truth In the report
OF your MARRIAGE? was the question. No. SIR he
replied. With emphasis, not a word OF truth
want 10 have the story corrected. The first init
nation had OF the lie was a telegram received
to-day from Norfolk asking me about IL The pnh-
lcatlOn was disagreeable 10 me-
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Dinner One Hundred Years Ago.

From Time aud Mannera
century ago merchants and the middle classes
generally dned at 3; society" an hour later, but
the artisans chief meal still hung back at
O'Clock. Made dishes-mets composes-were un-
known, and the pot, the grid-lron and the spit
were almost the stock-in-trade OF the women
cooks A ceremonious dinner rarely went beyond
q couple OF joints and some asviettes volantes
presumably what we used to can side dishes, con-
sisting OF vegetables and puddinRS removed by q
Our dinner furniture included "round-handled
two-prooged steel forks for carrying solid morses
70 the mouth with the LEFT hand. directly after
constantly armed with o knife, and that knife
broad and round-pointed, for use like Q trowel, In
taking up saucea &C."
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucsioneer.

PIANO. FRENCH Plate MIRROR, rARLoR FUR
nbIUkE. JAPANESE MANTEL DECORATIONS
shSSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, WALNUT
MAhBLE TOP CHAMBER SUITES, ASH BED
hOOM FURNITURE. SERVANTS FURNITURE,
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FURNITURE. WALNUT
MAhbLE TOP SIDEBoARD, WALNUT DINING
TABLE. &c. &C., AT AUCTION.
On IUESDAfMORNING. OCTOBER NINTH. 1888,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. ct residence No liz
l0th street northwest shall the entire contents
oc5-3t THOMA Az DOWI-IN9. Auct
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LADIES GOODS.

NOR THE LADIES-sEAL GARMENTS ALTERED
Il and repaired muns to order esr,saxe roees re-
paired MRS X M ENANS
oc5-im. 1901 Pennsyivania ave-. DAVIS Building.
IN lily DRESS SHIELDS ARE THE BEST. MANU-
IL featured BY the brooklyn shield Co. brooklsn.
ststss - oc4tofebl
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TIE Loaes IN Mexico By the cyclone ana moods arc
~ nS 1o ~ given a. In the neighborhood of
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hcQCADg OUT ON TWENTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS
Observation-Disclosures Arthur j. McQuade who
served nearly twenty-one months or a Seven years,
sentence In Sing sing prison for alleged bribery In
connection with the Broadway Railroad steal was
released last evening on go 900 ball. Court of
Appeals having decided that his conviction was
Illegal A new trial has been granted McQuade
but II Is believed that his release from prison prac
tlcAlly ends The
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Death Caused by a Carpet.Tack.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a carpet-tack caused a pain
ful death yesterday morning. The victim was
VIM. stump, thirty-nve years Of age, residing on
salena street. On Monday morning, september
"a. he stepped on the tack he arose, and It
entered the big toe. The slight wound was not
Needed, SJumpI continuing at work until Monday
night Yesterday morning he was preparing 10
return, when he was suddenly taken with Violent
nausea. Two doctors were called In, and found
him suffering with Jraumatic teJanus, or lock-
jaw. Everything known To the physicians art
was applied 10 his case but he grew rapidly worse,
went from one violent spasm into another, and
died shortly In fearful Agony
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OFFICER"
Washington Correspondence Baltimore American
number OF the citizens OF washington who
are interested In the aqueduct tunnel investiga-
uon have suggested the name of Capt Symons as
a possible successor to Maj. Lydecker. Capt
Symons has been In the service OF the District
government for q number OF years past, and has
always shown himself competent capable. and
careful engineer, whose only care was the success
OF his plans for the improvement OF the city.
Capt Symons was at work on the tunnel for some
time, but was promoted to his present position
under the District government.
In talk with q prominent engineer of1cer this
afternoon, however, 1t was stated that the posi-
bility OF either Capt. Symons or Capt Hoxie TAX
Ing charge OF this work was SO slight as to be re-
garded among the utter improbabilities.
"Ma1Lydecker Will never be taken on that work. !"
ne said; land, moreover, were he taken on Col.
Casey would be the off1cer who would make the
appointment OF his successor. Capt. Hoxle Will
remain South at least six or seven years, and
Capt. Symons' work as assistant to Maj. Raymond
In the service OF the District has shown such an
aptitude for that work that the difficulty In fnd-
ing man TO take his place would prevent the
change. Moreover, Capt. Symons has not the
slightest desire for the position Of supervisor Of
the work on the aQueducI tunnel"
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WEEKS l. CO., Auctioneers.


CONTENTS OF :DININa.sALooN. COUNTERS
fSS1PMRGAshS; 80 S0o FKRNIIHkE C9NTAINEP
FURNITURE. BEDS, sAIooN AND KfTCHES
TWA.BLES; sH0wCASES. BEDsTEADs BUREAUS
GOODS GENERALLY. AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, EIGHTH OCTOBER at TEN AM 52t
CHhAAN HANG Er SAL s,oE VALUABLE IMPROVED
T k 6GNETGk S TENN PIaassTRLGT 9E C9LgMBI
ABOUT 9lh FEET ON The WEST SIDE OF
ING SBoUT 42.32s SQUARE FEET OF
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of said
District passed in Equity Cause No Il2I4 we shall
sell at public AUCTION. in front of the premises on
F FRI the NINETEENTH 6E pay OF 0CToB
scrbed Real Estate. situated in said Georxetown be-
ginning for the at q point on the
ssss p si,,. of assyasss Known s6
the north line Of 9Th (now known as M st. and run
tnehce east%ardly to point on the line of Fred
erick now known as 34th) st.. distant 2s3 #. north
in thence west 46 IT. in thence northwardly as
IT. to point distant lSl IT in. eastw lrdly from
point on SAID east line OF Fayette st. distant 90 IT.
wardly ISL IT in to said point distant 100 IT. in
north from the place beginning and thence south
1oO u = IN. to the place Of beginning together
with the improvements, &C., consisting OF tvo,storv
brick house aud frame out buildings
Terms OF sae-One- third Cash. residue in two equal
nents at one and two espectively with in
sold. or All cash. at option of purchaser $500 DEPOSIT
required at time OF sale. All couyeyancmY AZ nj
PurchAsers cost Terms TO be complied with In ten
days. or the trustees the right to
and sell the property ut defaulting purchasers cost
and risk
CHARLES H. CRAGIN.
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BEAurrruI Ssom
RATHER EARLY m THE SEASON. WE KNOW.
Benumbed all the snakes
(saye those OF alcoholic or1gin)
And sent them to their holes aesin.
Tn 81 ps1 SSS,: they :l. remain
NESTING
Z . technical term. ominous Of evil indicative Of
PM-HooKINa
L n f:.aSsa 4 one q .hs One ~ :. Z. En-
& sis ss y
q YSa
Top "a ~ around ND 20, a,'eSys. ~ which .SsiS
y.sossd . yoS. i.c.o.y esrs0ry examination reveals
WHIrED sEPULCHER,
o:s xs q
y ios ss
e 3: me g LAY: ss he sa
mn e! 20 4: :S:: y s:ss ssS:
esrhss.s Sbut ne have other rood f.r supsrses %
ma &. IN Nae Ssr iss g .hs
@:s sc W. ss Sa e
70 BEWARE Of thoss WhosP "Nsssing" mania would
rob your nsss q the proess Of hoosst tod Fog IL
latest sty1so and designs Of
ZINE READY-MADI CLOTHING
VISIT
VICTOR =. ADLRB'O
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
0U7 - 02t IN seAw. eogn9 MassaaAnsst0 svU.
Strictly ons RneA
cpsn saturdays TN llR u Gel
PORCELAIN ,,
AND uTCEEN UrKNnuS or ALL Kinds
new STOCK now nRADY or oUB OWE NJ
Ro8TATIou.
uoU01kxER91D FITTING oUT On 1uLxNmH-
ING ARE RIsPECTTULLY IhvIzUnTo
LOOK THDoUoU oU8 1D1Anxxo8-
MEME
EDDY, LonyIr.ARD AID GroN1-kxxKD n
In10knAyonA
sssp-lv 1000 n ssA
Gu1~ Su.s Soou..p
AND y11Do1D 10 a
@ e 80 -: - ~. g .. 4l:zzIH =
.-s.s- Iii ikS s - 49,. 49,
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oueer.

UNAoMAS DOWLlNG, Auctoneer.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is HERE
by GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING GOODS
WILL BE SOLD TO PAY STORAGE CHANCES.
On FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTH, 1888, at TEN
OCLOSh AM, within my salesrooms. southwest
corner Pa ave- and 11th St NV, will sell cash. to
pay storage and other charges now due the under
signed the following goods:
2 stoves with zinc and pipe, stored April 8, 1885:
LOU OF honsehoid Effects stored August ], 1884;
IIr9nks' Boxes. Pictures &c. stored February 1.
Lot Of Furniture. &C.. stored April 80 1885;
Lot OF Furniture. &C., stored November &, 1885;
oIIlunks' Boxes and Furniture. stored October 13,
Lot Of Furniture, &c. stored June IL, 1885;
Lot OF Furniture. &c, stored November IL. 1886.
to sale. S
se27-7t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
wEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TEN, 1888, SAME HOUR
AND PLACE Parties interested will please take notice
ocf-ots THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
P0NED UNTIL WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER SEVEN
IEENTH, 1883. SAME HOUR AND PLACE
oco,o,l@, 10 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auction r. saADD; rFus ts

NHANCEkY SALE or VALUABLE INpRoyrn
~ REAL Estate IN THE CITY OF VxaHrNsIS
T3 SIx RRissTTsst E ~ G0LTMBIA Known As No.
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of TIA
ss5ics q passed The "a day Of October,
o g ss .sI:ssss WI 81 public auction q ront
nAT " az 11 sTS 1n I.lpAI, The HINETEkNTH
F0gE Tca0Gx s6as ssrtssn pses and pcscsi q
touoo ano prem1ece Known q Lot To- square PSI. on
ne ground plat Of the city q Washnsfon District q
SA1Mnss ana contaaning thirty sQven hundred fss0
threon consi.tng Of ns three story 6r3cf dVvlinS
nenec ana stable being No. 12lA It n. n.
Term: OF sale; One third q puTchos mouey IN cash,
a1e y equal tnstalments q one and two yeaEa froI
psyaS'o ncs.s q s,:s iSE dss.
- g9Ech.ssx may PAy al oash 4sens 4 - . s.
conpf;.1 VIA within eon dayy. A4c4nv9yan4lng an1
ssssssss Il ~ sss -. 80 s'''@ e. -
Nisox \. PAaxxa Ts2..,s
\ MACDONALD ec1I1ix fsu:isS
puxcA1son Bnos: A.ssA - = 49,
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DIABOLICAL CRIME IN CANApA.-Mrs Cherry
OF Gait, ontario, received through the mail Thurs,
day morning package containing six Chocolate
drops she gave them 10 her three Children
Shortly after eating the drops all three OF the
children were taken with convuisions and al
though medical AID was at once procured one OF
them died OF the other two, one Is In a Critical
condition and the other viii recover. Two other
ladies' In Calf also received similar packages but
The news OF the poisoning spread rapidly and
reached the other recipients before the drops con-
tained In their packages had been eaten The
packages bore the Toronto posImark. There Is no
clue 70 the sender.
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VNH0MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES, Nos. 239 AND 241 Q STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbus. passed in Equity Cause No.
ilOo6 we Will sell at public auction front of the
premises on THURSDAY. the EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. A ID. 1883. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK r NJ, the following described real estate
situate In the City Of Washington District Of Column
ba being all OF lot and the east 10 inches front by
the tull depth of lot A. in Mallach's recorded sub
houses.
Terms of sale: One third cash, and the balance in
SIX and twelve months with interest from the day Of
SAFE deferred to be secured by deed Of
on property sold all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit OF 800 will be required at the time II sale
the terms OF sale are not complied with in days
trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
OF defautlng purchaser All conveyancing and record
ing at the purchasers cost.
FERpINAND sCnMIDT.l rrr.,.s.
oco-oHds NEAL I. MURRAY, AruseoSs
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THoMAs E wAdGAMAN


PEREMPTORY SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
HOUSE On VIRGINIA AVENUE BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. BEING No. sos
VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST, AL AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER EIGHTH.
1888, At FOUR O'CLOCK, we viii sell in trout OF the
premises at public auction,
SUB LOT IL. SQUARE $40. OF MENIKHEIM,s
SUBDIVISION OF Lot 8,
fronting Ia. 10 feet on Virginia and improved
by two-story frame dwelling, being No. sos Virginia
avenue southeast
opportunity tor paying iuves tment.
Terms ~ usual anu made known at ssla deposft
Of 300 required when property il sold
oc4-dts DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
prEDMoxT AIR LINE


= eo scpsaule 10 eject september soth. lsss
Scrdonsytls ynch6ars ana ss.ilo9s
h.tsesn Aiss.ndr.s and u chbars. Rosnoke Bristol
is,,. fSiI%s1 slsslt sssSiass"s q New ossss::
tSrsn IsSss aSS M. MN. banvis and sH'o y
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ham: Mon,somery. New orlesns rerss. and CALIFORNIA
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$50 2: Ms.p.lly. except Sunday. for nsn.-..A
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Suiimsx sis., Srato.e.1le Louisville. cincinnsu.
Lcui.ythe' also for Lynchburs bristol chsisanoos~
Th,ossh Pulmsn sieepers w..h,ns,sn 70 ms%pSs.
~ IN 'So ee-p SsOu,S.-.
sars Danve ksissS ..SsSrs p psly Tor Lynn
issn. len. s sss a.snt1 MOnsome New Or
somsry Pullman sls-per w.shinstSn - ga ausSsss
rrsin. on N.-hinston and OHIO division lesv. wash
Daily; srriSs Round s siis{i so sSS1a,} and tssP
N. -hetnrnins leave Round Hil .O5 A NJ D.ily and
$50 N and f IS sunday .rn'iRs Warrington
vi, hs, .0S trains ,.S@ The south via CHARLOTTE p.
and vs rssh In M.-S1ns.S. 10 A.
ma ono I wis Al. 90 csC-' ga
.8T1,;S:a md S:ss @ p,Ssr fas
S;h an: ana s ss.e' f sHSV
TO THE S S5SKfNsfN ETsS sS Eoy -'i,uwr.
sfkfl E EHaS M.o ssrfftSGlP
TRAINS LLAsL WASHINGTON, From Rom Station
S00RRsER SIXTH AND b srREErs. AS rot
fOir,,.Oarg and q. wc.. CHICAGO Imi,.a E.pr...,,
Line SO am; daily, % cincinnst and 81 iaas
vth s.eeIins oars Tom ittsouns 70 CInoinn1tl
g Chicago. with slecpins Car Altoona 10 sisss
%..sinssSn 90 c6 tS s% .a Ss. NJ s1ss sssD,as
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p% aay 'p for TasSars .aa ,s h,S.. loco
ihroush Sleeper % Pitsburs. and FittsSars ' q
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ssS sssres Ss s. to .SSOe
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inss' hn9i TTpis. 9O o. t a neop , md
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if,Ti.ss ssss:. y N ss fo5s n c'y oo 50,
DAY, 90 IL 40 m; 200. no, 9 90. 10 40, and
am week and , '45 p IN daily with Dining
For baltimore e.35.. z 20 900. 30 so, n 90
and S go so 4, 1sS 90 ,1 Sop $tS 40 90
Gay 300 e:oS 80 Il;to am. goo 3'<A
For fope's Creek Line 20 an and / 40 pm dAn,.
For HSp. Son Eco aud 90 m. 1908 20 ana
6s0op m. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 300 ..
m. 4:lop.m
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAh, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND wAsHISoToN
For Als,anana GOO e;as s;4oe;4a, 1857 an,
~ " noon. 206. 4:25. 8. 90. s.. o o. \ .0A
1922 and y ~ m on s. .nS Yn az 90 s'.I
Accommodstion for Qusntsco. 90 pm weot-dsys
: and q % pm daily except sunday.
1rsins leave Alexandra for washinston, ;oS. .0A
500. e1Q, 1915. IL .07 am, 4 20. 800. 2; II
5:lO. 90, ~, lo.42 and IL .05 pm. On sun
DAY ~ ~ and III so7 am. = 90 , 10. 7s05. s.3s
Ticket. and information at the ofce northeast cor
ner of 18th street aud pennsylvsuia avenue and ct
the station where orders be left for the cekine
Of baggage % destination fro hotels re~idence
CHAk. T. PU3H. j. r. MOOD.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,Oneer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsaoueer.
EXECUTRIx,s SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING No. 400 FIRST
s III aHTrs SOUTHEAST. NEAR THE Capitol.
On On FRIDAY: OCTOBER FIFTH, 1883, AT FIVE
sale parts Of Lots l2 and Is in square 14 Lot 32x
1lO, improved by two-stor frame dwelling, contain
ing seven rooms with modern Improvements. bee
location above
Terms csshL Conveysncine and recording at pur-
chasers cost 800 required at time of sale
seq NARY ], JONES. Executrix.
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THE LYDECKER SET WILL HOLD
THE FORT
Col. Casey VIII Never Permit LydeckeF
20 Re Removed

CAPT. HoxR TO BIZ KEPT IN BANIsHMENT SIX OR
SEVEN YEARs-so SAYS "a PROMINENT ENGINEKR
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL IN ,sss

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For Chic.sO and NOrthwssI sipress dailS 40 .ssA
u For c,as,nnsa and a, rou,. erpr... d.iiy 3 "a,
For Etlsburs and Cleveland expires. daily 10 81.
{or Lexington and Local Stations, tIo:loam
and p daily .e eapns.
For iniermedists points. between Baltimore AL
TS5 siassrS and ,nssrmsdis.s 'i points "a 30 .,.
For ssitimore s. $50, $50. 200. $50. PAS. n
iis %. $50. 80 sss ts e ss SIS 3 and
For Annapolis. s. 40 and s 30 = m 1910 and q 10
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dsya sS37 am 40 pm, -. ,,-,.,
more. s 40, $50 am, L 10. 80. So 6;45 RA
OF ss..sns 81 so ,ss SS S4
n a . lo5 Ra1G,Ps stations only 40 ioaA.
fSr aaitSsr-bsrs and iintsrmediate poinss tsan.
fi2:3o; - 40. .5;35. III 20 pm.
Church train leave. WASHINGTON on sunday only :,
lil5 pm, stopping ~ Al stations On Metropolis
!. For Frederick- tIo:loAm- "a t4.3a t53oan.
Tor Esxersto~n TO 10 an and IS 3opm
For ursy and points on the Shenandoah Valley n
T. 70 Roanoke, and AL points south wa Norfolk aa1
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 m ana S.Is
3 M; from Cincinnati and ii; Louis daily q 30 m
and ;55 y. m; from httsburg daily 20 m 5:13
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington 10 Al
O.. m ? 30. z TO- and s:O5 .. m. daily.
Prom singerly and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore 40 m d.lly aud II Z a M sunday se,S
$50. ga. .. eso5 10 t45-nnute trAinl II It5.mp-
nte trxinl M. II 10. =, 10. 8, q. $50, s:lA
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fExcept Sunday Daily. sSunday oniy.
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dencss orders left AZ ticket Offices. ols and lSSl
fennsy lvsuia ave.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VT'uOMAo OOWLIN0s AucuOneeE
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE GROCERIES, coND1.
M NINE. BANNED Ed, G00DS TWENTY CASES
DEIRA AND PORT WINE IN WOOD &C. SO
On WEDNESDAY MORNING OCTOBER TENTH,
1883, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. I shall sell,
within my auction rooms. large consignment Of the
sale. THOMAS DOWIING
oc5-dts Auctioneer