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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-23
COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, June %.
Money on call at @1k per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, @ 6.
Sterling eXchange-Dull, steady; 81 to-
sxty-day bills; 4.S9 for demand.
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The Opening of the Campaign.

To open the campaign with any hopes
of speedy success, attack the enemy,
malaria, before it has a chance to en-
trench. An obstinate foe twill prove if
you don't go right at it. If you are
prudent, too, you will have fortified,
upon the first intimation of its presence
in your neighborhood. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is the medicinal am
munition that you require. Every form
of malarial fever yields to this fine pre-
ventive and remedy. For constipation
liver complaint, dyspepsia, nervous
ness and kidney trouble it is no less eff
fectiVe. Residents of malarial localities,
and persons sojourning in or bound for
the great west, should select this med
icine as means of defence against the
frequent Visitations of mlasma. Those
in delicate health, the aged and the en- :
feebled, should in every instance resort
to this signal invigorant. Use it for
weak nerves. I
Mark McKimmins' Livery Stable,
Main Street opposite Postoffice.
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SALT LAKE ORE MARKET,
WEATHER REPORT.

Reports received at Salt Lake City, Utah
on June %, 1888, Friday, at am. local
time or am. 18th meridian time
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Afternoon aauroad Stocks.
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, June q.
Wheat-Firm cash, 70; July, 1914; Au-
gust 1873.
Corn-Firm; cash, 1917.
Oats-Firm; cash, 81; July, 800; August,
Rye--55.
Barley-NominaI, 63.
Whiskey 30.
Lard-Firm; cash, 8.121a
Shoulders, 6.O0@6.25; short clear, 1850
500; short ribs, :. 4216.
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New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, June 9-Cofee-spot, dull
and nominal at .1434; options, quiet, clos
months. Sales, 10000 bags June, IL GOO
II so; July 10 55G1G 20; August. 9S5@9.00.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 22-The stock market
showed no improvement to-day in the
amount of business done, but the strong
tone which has been a feature of dealings
for the past few days, suffered no diminu-
ton and the circles of buyers seemed to
have broadt ned soNe. The result of the
days trading is to leave most of the list
small fractions higher than last evening.
Governments dull, but steady.
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Mining Market

NEW YORK, June 22.-Mining shares.
closed; Amador 90: Bodie, 90; Califor-
MIA 1000; Deadwood, so; Eureka, 6.12115;
FL Cristo los: Hale & Norcross, $50: Mex
lean, $50; Plymouth 100, Pronstite 120,
Savage, 4 90: Sierra Nevada, 8 IS; Standard,
LAO; Sutro Tunnel II 90
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Boston StocEa.

Boston, June 22.-Atchison & Topeka
first sevens. 1909; Atchison L. Topeka
Railroad, s4A; Burlington & Quincy; 1 1874
Mexican Central, common, 141k; Mexican
Central first mortgage bonds, 6634; San
Diego, 80.
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Chicago 1.-Two ssock.

CHICAGO. June %
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; steady; stockers
and feeders, $50 q o9; Texans 1.5O93 rs.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; steady, closing
| weak; mixed. 5.45g5 IS; heavy, sos as. rs !;
| light, 5 4G95.60
sheep-receipts, 5000; steady; muttons,
soc % sos; western feeders, 3.2o9S 40
Texas muttoRs, 3 5094 90.
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Petroleum.

NEW YORK, June 22-Petroleum opened
at 1873: closed 1874; highest, 741s; lowest
1874 Sales, 10, 900 barrels.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
(WRoLESALE.)

SALT LAKE CITY, June %, 1888.
Corrected DaiIy By Sears d LtddIe.)
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Boston Wool.

BosToN, June 22-Wool firm; western
pulled woods, IS "a 25; other grades I'M
changed.
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioreer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED LOTS ON NORTH
SIDE OF s strict. BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
On FRIDAY, JUNE EIGHTH. 1888, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the premises, will sell
Lots 154 and l55 in No. 132. each fronting 10
feet on north side Of street by depth Of 100
feet to q 10 -f0ot-wide alley.
TERMS One. third cash; balance in one and two years
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold All conyeyancng and recording cost
Of purchasers deposit OF &lQO will be required on
each lot at time of sale. THOMAS BOWLING,
ie1-d&ds Auctioneer
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PROPOSALS.

DR0POSALS FOR STATIONERY - TREASURY
Il Department May &C. 1883. Sealed proposals for
furnishing Stationery for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1889, will be received at this Department until
O'CLOCK Pm. Blank forms fer bidding will be- fur
nished upon application Proposals TO be addressed
the undersigned and marked Proposals for Station
cry The Department Reserves the right TO waive de-
fects and reject any or all bids No contract will be
awarded for the supplies referred TO above until
preparation for their purchase shall have been made
BY CONGRESS. c. s. FAiRCHILD. Secretary Of the
Treasury. my29-law3W
L DEPARTMENT. Washington. May 18th. 1885,
sealed Proposals endorsed the envelope Proposals
for Washing Towels and addressed the Secretary
Of the Navy viii be received until NOON, JUNE
in such business for Washing the Towels of the Navy
Department AID Its various Bureaus and Ofnces in
Washington, during the fiscal year ending June Both.
1889 estimated al about eight hundred month The
proposals must be for so much a hundred. In
of tie bids the award will be made by lot Other
Information desired and important 70 bidders can be
obtained ut the Department ID. b. HARMONY. Act
ing Secretary Of the Navy. myl5-l aw4w
IL Quartermsster's Office. Washington d. c., May 20,
1SSS-Sealed Proposals, duplicate subject usual
conditions Will be received at this Oce until ELEVEN
O'CLOCK An, FRIDAY, JUNE TwENrY-NINTH.
presence OF bidders for furnishing and delivering
this Depot certain Stationery. Desk Furniture. &c
The Government reserves the right TO reject and
all bids offered or parts thereof Preference given to
articles of domestic production. conditions Of price
and quality being equal and such preference given
articles of American production produced on the Pa
BY the public there Award viii not be made
until adequate appropriation is made therefor Blank
forms Tor bids specifications for articles required
structons 70 bidders &C. which must govern each bid
Army, Depot Qusrternsster. ie4-6t
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viii Contest His own Will.

REV. DR.. PEIDGEOS, CONSIDERING HIMSELF DEAD,
SAYS THAT Is HE PROPER WAY TO HAVE HIS WILL
CHANGED.
ATLANTA, Ga, June 5.-Rev. DIR. Pridgeon, of this
city.seeIns determined on doing OddIhings. Some
weeks ago he preached his own funeral sermon,
and now news comes that he about TO contest hts
own Will. When asked about II he declared that
what hal once been done could not be undOne
without sufficient cause, and aS be considers him.
self dead since his celebrated funeral sermon he
can only proceed IN the legal way TO have hts will
set aside. He sought to Keep his coffin in the
house. tO which his wife, who is his second, made
Objection The disagreement growing out Of this
has deepened until nOw the Old man desires 10 Te-
call the will by which he lett her his small posses
sion5 at death. Undue influence Is the reason he
will asst for the setting aside OF the WILL He has
Children by his first wife. and IL Is his view now
that II he had not bcen unduly influenced he would
have made equal division OF MS estate. The case
l. somewhat peculiar. Out the Old man Is 50 well
satisfied with the manner i'll which he preached
his own funeral sermon that he looks forward To
this Will contest with great confidence.
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SCENE OF DkSOLAIlOS LIFT IN IFS TRACK.
one OF the most terrific cyclones that has ever
visited the south passed near Milton, y. C.. SaJur-
day evening. The length Of the track was about
% miles and 500 yards wide. The destruction and
devastation were immense. Large plantations OF
recently planted tobacco and corn were wiped
out. ana 0ucketfuls OF hailstoncS as large as
guinea eggs could be easily gathered, and the
seen on the ground and the people are sitting by
nreS. The woods are strewn with green leaves as
Jhckly as with dried leaves In autumn The line
plantation OF Mr.. John Cunningham. in Person
county, containing 1000 acres OF fine bright TO-
baccO land, recently planted, was badly damaged.
His buildings, which were equal TO small village,
were destroyed, and - very large forest trees In
his yard were blown 10 the ground, some of them
falling on his large dwelling and completely de-
mOIlSlIng IL
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Cruelty Of the Oyster Pirates.

REPORT OF The BALTIMORE GRAND JURY As TO IN
HUMAN TREATMENT or CREWS.
The grand jury for the United states District
Court, in Baltimore, in their report TO the court,
submitted yesterday, suggested practical means
Tor correcting the eruelties inflicted on crews en-
gagged In dredging oysters in the Chesapeake.
They represent that the crews are treated most
1nhumanly, being beaten with various heavy
weapons, kicked tied to crank handles and forced
10 whip one another, and TO WORK when sick, some
times at the point OF pistol. The jury also say
that corpses nave been seen near the dredging
grounds which gave rise 10 the suspicion that
murder had been committed on the dredging
boats, although owing 10 collision between own
ers, captains, and mates OF the vessels, this fact
could not be established They, therefore, recon-
mend the court shall call the attention OF the
United states authorities 10 these onenseS, that
some safeguard may DC provided TO prevent their
Repetition They suggest that a revenue cutter be
detailed 10 visit oyster boats during the dredging
season, and that its commander be empowered 10
protect the crews from ill-treatmeDt-
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a Shrewd Miss.

CoxPELs HEB stITOR TO ASSIGN HIS PROPERTY TO
HER BEFORE ELOPING.
Charles Seeley, iveryman OF Albany, y. Y,
met the seventeen-year-old daughter OF Patrick
Boyle In wllkesOaTre, Pa, about a month ago. lie
was srnitten with the girls charms, and at once
proposed marriage. The girls parents would not
hear OF H. The Albany man was persistent in his
Efforts, however. and upon his return TO Albany,
daily correspondence was started between the TWO.
% thursday last Seeley appeared again and took
Miss Boyle out Carriage riding. This was the last
heard VI them until saturday, when telegram
" as received nom PhtllipsOurg. y. j., follows:
Dear Nother-Mdrried; happy; 20 TO Albany on
weuOlng tour The parents are heartbrOken over
thrir daCgh action. Miss Boyle was shreSder
than the average eioping girl, however. Her elder
sister warned her that Seeley was a dTunkard, and
NOQid deceive heT- Before going away with
Seeiey the girI compelled HIN 10 assign over his
property, valued al SS. 900 10 her
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Fifteen Year, Sentence for a Rich Mn.

Fifteen Year, Sentence for q Rich Man.
From the Louisville Coulter Journal
dispatch from Memphis, Tenn, says that the
conviction last week by the Supreme Court OF
George Wilmington for murder in the second degree
and his sentence to fifteen years In the peniten-
tlary Is the first instance since the war In that
state OF the punishment OF a rich man for felony.
Mlllington Is connected with the Bolton and Dick
eEs families, between whom there has been reud
Ior nearly twenty years. first and then another
railing oy bullet or knife, until there are but two
or three male members OF either family left MIL
lngton, who is a civil engineer, aud Is from Wiz
glnia. married one OF Wade Bottoms daughters,
anu though quiet and fnOffensfve before, seems TO
have tmbibed some OF the passion for killing
which afncts the entire connection. He had
quarrel about six months ago with Tom Kennedy
az Mlilngton station, near Memphis, and going to
the place about week afterward, armed with a
gun, he found Kennedy sitting on q porch, and
saot him dead. lie was defended by three Of the
ablest lawyers In the state, and spent many thou
SAND dollars 10 secure acquttal. shortly after the
tiary.
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EKALIIMUfAh MD UHIO EAILhOAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. 1858

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
OF MN JERSEY AVENUE AND c STREET
=, g. Ikicaso and Northwest express daily 10 55A
o For Cincinnati and St Louis express daily 3 and
for Pittsburg and Cleveland express daily 10 55 =
For LeIineton and Local Stations 40 .loAm
Fog Ph:ladelphis- Newark, and Wilmington, Z. 20 q
Tor internediaie points beiwreas Baltimore and
rhr d 70 AN: and rs - pm.
or Sinseriy and ntermeeiiate points 81 80 an.
For baltimore 5. 30. 40. 7.3o. $50 s.4s. m
rainl 800 so IS, ; IS 30 a - 95 az
OF 3d. na 49, YS SO g s e s & and
For p AansP0Ii:, 40 and 80 1910 and so
napolis 40. 80 m. IL :05. 3 so 20 pm sun
For way stations between Washington and Bairi
more 8 40 $50 M u 10, 80, :35. q as an.
For stations ON the Metropolitan branch 10 IS q
M M y "a lor principal stations only. 40 10
For Gs,thersbare aud ln,ermediate points t9A An.
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. ~ pm, SO
Church train leaves Washington on sunday only ss
l:I3 pm, stopping at all stations on metropolitan
For Frederick tio:ioam. 70. "a "a. IS sonm
sundays a. pm.
For hassrs, Os 10 10 am nm and Is
X 70 Roanoke. and AL points south Norfolk and
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 m and ST.,
y U; from CINCINNATI and ST. Louis daily 20 m
D.
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. 10 a.
a. m =. 2:oO. TO- and - 90 .. M. daily.
Prom slngerly aud intermediate points north Of
Irsins leave Baltimore for Washington at 8 20.
800 %. ~ e:05, 10 45ninute trainl II (45-m
50 ana IA ?; m. M on sundays. 30. .. pos. 10
Except sunday. Daily. sSunday only.
baggage called for aud checked at hotels and resi-
dences On orders left At ticket ofces ols and 1851
". NJ CLEMENTS CHAS O SCUII.
spco Oen. MANAGER, Cen Pass. Agent
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For the next week. II they bold out thst long, -
shah sei Sd noor the following splendid ssnu
Inc bafxsins:
Alos Of SATIN SERGE PARAsoLs In many diffsr.
ent colors. warranted perfect rsdaesd from ol6o 10
CSC
Several casss Of hns Satin RIMNANTA. in Al the
new shades and Styles at 1870: regular value csc
SIS dozen Of MEMS bUsPENDER6, extraordinary
strong elasticity and good heavy metal WORK Ut 17c
regular price Csc. and 3oc
An immense line Of orsandis NAINsoOK, MALAGA
PLAID. and VENETIAN CLOTH RENNANYS.
good fabrics for summer wear at half their regular
value.
In CREAM coLoRRD CRINKLED sERRsCcKERs,
We claim to be the leaders, having ads the following
great reductions:
A lot At &c.: worth &c.
Not Ut 7c.; worth 1Oc.
A lot ct &c.; worth 1870
One case Of German Fancy colored IEATHER PROOF
BED TICKING Ut lsc; generally sold for csc
special lot Of Atwood colored NUNS YELLING,
different eolors, reduced from 25c to 17c Per yard
8 csses Of Light Figured BATIsTE. nsw designs, 1t
&c. per yard; regular value l2kc.
One case Of the best American Plain BLACK SATINE
REMNANTS Ut 12)Sc.; standard value Csc.
Persons getting ready to 60 away Will and all nsces.
saries at our store.
Young ladies and misses preparing for confirmation.
graduation. and commencement would do well to look
at our stock Of READY-MADE DRESSEa
Our store the coolest in town.
80 patent cooling fans to make Il 60
LANsBURaH BRO,
go. 422. 424. 426 7sh IT.. Alt. 4l9 sth It.
ONE PRICE ~
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PH1LADE1pH1A STORE
Have Just received new line of Satnes Batistes and
Crepelinss. in choice and beautiful styles,
At 12Hc.
Special Bargains in White Dress Goods Plaid Striped
and LACED India nons Plaid aud Striped swiss Plain
India Lnous Nainsook and Victoria Lawns, Corded
rQue,
At 12Hn
We ere Offering Special Bargains in Black Silka
75c. mp to % I'd.
Black Satin Rhsdame,
Use. to sl50.
Our 75c. Il . Special Bargain.
Special Values In Black surahs ct as, S5c and a.
We are Offering a 24-inch Black Surah ct 81. fully
Full line Of Colored Surahs
6Oc. and upward
Full line Of Black Cashmeres,
25c. up to IL.
nuN line Of Nuns Yelling. in black CSC and upward
special Bargains In Summer Underwear. ladies',
Mems and Children.
At Csc.
Among them some goods sold this season ct SOC.
AN ITEM FOR MEN.
We have Jean Drawer that will At perfectly, made
OF the best Pepperel Jean. aud trimmed and finished
In the best manner, soc
VIII continue the Bargain Sale Of Carpets for this
week only great opportunity to get good carpet for
little money.
MATTINGs! MATTINGsi
CARHART LEIDY
1e2 o28 7th and 706 z 1T NV.
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To Cure the Kaiser.
A MEXICAN SENDS FOUR BIC BLACK BOTTLES OF AN
INDIAN PANAcEk TO BERLIN.

0EUCAN skNDs FOIK BIC BLACK BOTTLES OF An
INDIAN PANACEA TO BERLIN.
Ell PAso, TEXAS June 5.-AmOng the packages
brought in from Mexico yesterday by the Wells
Fargo Express co. was a cubical box about one
foot each way, weighing thirty pounds, addressed
To "His Majesty, Frederick I'LL, Emperor OF Ger
many, King of Prussia. Berlin, Germany" When
opened by the customs officials the box was found
10 contain four quart bottles OF dark colOTed
liquid carefully packed In chaff. Each bottle was
wrapped IN tissue paper OF red, white and green,
the Mexican national cOlOrs, and piece Of HDOOn
OF the same patriotic cOIOrs covered the cork OF
each bottle The liquid was stated to be an Indian
vegetable juice prepared by the diScOVerer anu
sent from an Interior city OF Mexico 10 insure a
speedy cure Of the sick monarch IL taken accord
ing to directions The sender pays all express
charges and customs duty.
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Robbed by m Gyp.y Queen.

PTTTsBUKG. June "a Special 70 Tue Posi- from
ParSer5OuTg, ". Va, says: An alleged GYPSY
queen, who gave the name OF Druella but who is
tue wife OF a man named Joseph Cooper. got into
the confidence OF Mrs. UldertcR, an old and WELL
known lady OF this city, "A a prophecies, and Sc
cured about loo for an alleged consultation
with the old lady horoscope, and has disappeared.
leaving the old woman Without u dollar III the
world
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WHONAs DOwLIN0, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL estate OPPOSITE sCHUETzEN PARK

M 1aasf2 GxkR
By virtue of certain deed Of trust bearing date on
the lath day of March. ?: 1883 and duly recorded
Records Of The District q and !. the
quest Of the parties thereby secured We will sell at
iSsIa n isss " az
q district q o witt III
Der twenty eight C2Sl in block number SIX co. in
and peasant Plain: IS the plat said Is
recorded in tibsr Levy Court No < folio e 0f the
iumbia together With the improvements and sppurte-
~ ss in c.. of which
shall be paid .t time Of ale balance in equal
a.y
deed OF trust the property Sold All c.sh At the
ins It purcnaser's Cost.
r. :..s q ;eC%H.nss With tern. within e. tn
ss,s ,.s ..' SSSsi $1ss
ss 3 nE4gssf II
g SHESESH ESas IN Nh AsR
ssSsss @ =:
Ss H e Gc1ock PM all tia.
lot Numbered SCI IL ths recorded subdSision o. org.
~ s \, :
l36 feet 8 inches 70 IN Alley. unimproved
AZ SIx O'CLOCK p. n. all that part Of lot num-
!. II Is 81 ss the
mar OF aid lot and running thence north aloug the
:: .
Na4 2i.9r SIX O'CLOCK p n. IN sA.s par.
Of lot numbered 10, IN square numbered ssh beetn-
ming for the ct the northeesern Of aid
lot and running thence south lS0 feet thence west
l6 1sst AN inches 70 The bsginninE improved hg .
Terms Of saie: Onethird Of TIE purchnao monoy IN
cash and the balance thereof In two equal nSAlmSnts
IS and two ysAEs ffom The day Of aae With inter
ct at the rate Of ax per cent per annum payshle som
annually which dszeTred payments are 70 BE- secured
by ths psUmissoey notes Of the purchaser p0rchaa
es and deod OF deeds Of Trust the real estate sod
The Who'll Rnschass monsy nv b 'iS N essa g ts
sch piscs q ground soon the ..zns \ bid Oh u
ths s q snls Within Tn 0l days after tie day Of
S. q ID * cd ssss A coavsssseiss "a :.
fDwiiD ! xrwEAs IT,; a :.
wALrU n WILLIAMS Z Co, Aussx SySsdSau
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--LATEST IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
OF All Makes Taken in Exchange During the Last Tel
Days for the
LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
Will be Sold Remarkably Low for the next Daya
Among them we mention
8 --latest Style SINGER, 5 drawers ST.
Regular price, 845.
SLatest SINGER, at s13.
Regular price, S35.
2LAtest High-srm HOWE, at as
Regular price S55.
2POSr COMBINATION Sewing Machines. sl5
Regular price, t55.
8 No. W. 4 W., latest style, 1T S13.
10 SINGER, Short Tables, at %.
And 100 other machines from 35 and up Every ma.
chine warranted in perfect order.
OPPENHEIMER'S
New Building. 5l4 9th St NV,
Sole Agent for the New Home Sewing Machine
Renting and Repairing q Speciality. 3e2
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS on WEST
And sToDDERi STREETS SQUARE 1000 IN
GEORGETOWN. &c.
By virtue of deed Of trust to us dated the Goth
day Of May, A. ID. 1888 and recorded in LIber lo42
ioo $780, Of the land records for the District Of
luinbia we will cell at public auction. on wEDNES-
DAY. JUNE SIXTH. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ.
IN front OF the PREMISES the following real estate in
square enc hundred 100, in the city Georgetown,
DC, viz; lot fronting thirty five $3.50 feet the
north SIDE Of West street aud running back of that
width one hundred and ten 10l feet aud being part
of the Home Place in Gordon and Bouware's subdi-
vision of the Nichols properly.
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER Lots num-
bered thirty 900 and thirty 81 Gordon and
Bouiwares subdivision Of said Nichols place each
said lots fronting twentytree C23 feet the south
side of Stodder street. and running back OF that width
one hundred and twenty I20j feet.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; balance In equal
payments in SIX and twelve months with interest
cured by trust the property deposit of one hum
dred dollars each lot required az time sale
veyancing at purchasers cost II terms of sale
complied with in week from time of sale the Trus-
tees reserve the right TO resell at risk and cost Of
fsulting purchaser.
J. 4A honDsw R6aTEt aoRDos.I Trustees.
my27 -d&ds
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hEFRI0ERAToRs.
HOUSEKEEPERs are invited 10 examine the CELE-
DRAFTED REFRIGERAToRs for which We ere sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR.
WITH sLATE-sTONE sHELvEa
We have sold above for twelve years. and every pur
chaser II pleased with them
LORIIL.ARD RRrRloKRAToRs.
For Clubs and Restaurants.
MONROE PATENT REFRIoKRAToRs.
hnsd entirely with glazed stoneware.
They ere al nrst-clsss RsfEigeraton md DO their
work veI and economically.
Write OF call for Circular
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEzKRs.
None better. II. w. BEvERIDGE
myze-3m 1909 Pa Ave-