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by the senior
class at Har-
ward, is q resi-
dentof this city,
and a graduate
Of the colored
b igh C h o OF
here. The STAR
today presents a
portrait of Mr..
Morgan. Some
opposition to
the young man
has cropped out
a m o n 6 b g
Alumni associa-
>tion, but most Of
t b G Harvard
graduates say
that the senior
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THIkTIETH and THIRTY, FIRST, 1850, at HALF
PAST SEVEN OCI.OC X p. NJ, will sell ut the es-
Enlistment, 1886 Pennsylvania ave W. all pledges
forfeited by redemption to this date. consist
ing of fine Gold aud Silver Watches, Diamonds Rings.
Pms, Studs. Bracelets Chains. Medals Guns. Opera
Glasses Umbrellas Books Silver and Silver plaIed
Ware, Overcoats, Pants, Vests. Ladies' Dresses Dress
Patterns, Cloaks, Dolmans Shoes, Blankets, Mathe-
NAUTICAL Instruments. Clocks. Rugs. Vases. Furni
Pictures, surgical Instruments, sc. Parties holding
tickets will please take notice that all pledges from
No. 10000 to 14O463 are included in this sale
Z. HElDENHEIMER, Broker.
A
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Alice Cole, a Chester, Ill, bankers daughter,
ran IA to St. Louis and was found working % Q
serva't. Although rich and talented she
proved . good cook.
Sulih an renews his offer to fight anybody for
the wor DIS championship.
The ,uth Carolina Presbyterian synod meets
this WEI to wrangle over the theory Of svolu-
ton.
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ORATOR MORGAN.
The Young Colored Washingtonian W no
Has Been Honored at Harvard.

As stated in The STAR, Clemen G. Morgan.
the young colored man, who has been disting-
uished By his election to the Office Of class orator
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NUMBERED 400 X SThEET

PROPERTY. NUMBERED 400 4 STREET
NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October IL 1858
and duly recorded in Liber No 1885 folio 46S one
OF the land records Of the District OF Column and by
direction Of The party secured thereby the UNDER
signed trustee will sci at public auction front OF
the premises. on NEDN tSDAl, OCTOBER THIKTI-
scrbed property viz The entire west twenty co
and inch fronting on street north and extend ng
with width of 20 aud one inch TO the rear
OF lot number two 60 in square No eight hundred
aud store, being No 400 street. 4th north
east Washington, d e.
Terms: Unethird cash. balance g. II and months
with interest at per cent payable semi annually and
secured BY deed of trust property sUld or ali
cash. All conveyancinx and recording of pur-
chaser. s1o0 deposit will be required Of sale.
Terms m ust be complied with in ten days from day
Of sale the property will be resold default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON. Trustee.
oc23-dts 500 9Th ne
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oc24-th, s.in&ds
lHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CON-
HANDING VIEW OF ARLINGTON, FURr

VERY VALUABLE IMPKoyED PROPERTY. COM,
E!xE En- 30 L :ssi4 FRosrhcr f aVEStE.
AT Pub.IC AUCIinN; WOW, ,o,,n, 1000
at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises. shall
esr az ps ne5Gp hG fses Bsa{
front Of 20 teet oy dsptn Of 10 teef and IN
modern improvements, being No. a5l4 Prospect ave-
1e Une-third cash. balance in and two years
with notes bearing interest aud secured by deed OF
trust or all casa, at option OF purchaser All convey
posit required at the time Of sale;
oc22-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
u ATCLIFFE, DAkR & CO., Aucticneers
ChANcERy SALE OF 35.9ea 20 SQUARE FEET
YMESfi:ff ri SSS %SrEE sr SIhis II Il
81 Of of e of
certain further orders and DEGREES, in equity cause
the undersigned trustee, will sell public auction
III ffHfiisss FIVE
oil original lots one Cd and Sax 80, in square twenty
Both corner lots Lot six 20, fronts 90 feet ON
north street and lbs o feet north 5th street.
fronts feet On and Gt one 9
Water street. and contains 23 100 10 square feet
tanning eighteen or twenty rooms. his olerty is
ss seiaiy yasaSs BY rsasor Of the rssr front
1he lots will first he offered tor together ind il
satisfactory bid is not obtained they Will then be Of
Terms Il sale: One third purchase money in cash
balance in two equal istaliments at and
with interest at seven 40 cent to be evidenced by
| the property sold. Offers at private sale viii be
received until the day sale Plats and abstracts of
title will lie exhibited the sale deposit of l. 90
will be required of the purchaser at the time OF sale
Terms OF sale must he comllied with within ten 10)
days after Gay of SALE the Trustees will resell
risk and cost of the deaulting purchaser upon the
terms specified IN said DEGREES
Incident to these lots are valuable riparian rights
The sy sHs IN the
| and to which the purchaser will succeed.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS. trustee,
Fendall Building, corner AZ and d SITS. NV.
BEhNAkD XII. aARiIN. trustee,
oc1S-d&ds $40 New Hampshire ave- NV
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MEDICAL, DC.


1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED That
Il DR.. bnO1hEhS ID the oldest-estabished advertls-
iNg Lauies Physician IN tie city. Lsales. You can
Confidently consult DIR. bhO1 HAS 100 b st. s.w
lariculsr attention paid 10 all diseases peculiar 70
lAules, married VI Single forty Year, experience
oc-O-l M
II FAD AND BE wIsE--DR DRoIHEKs gOe ST.
~ sw, appeared before and oath that he 10
The Oldest Established Expert Specialist tnls CITY,
aud WI guaranteed all pF1Nste diseases
OF men ana furnish nledlclue charge. consuta<
ton and sQvice tree NJ any hour OF the day sub
scllbed aud sworn To before me by Or. bhOIHEhA
SAMUEL g. MILLS. Notary Pubic in and Tor tha
District Of ColumplA this 80 DAY u uly, 1850
oczo-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
NJ two of DR.. BhO1H lnvlgoratins Cordial
v al cure any OF Nervous Debility ana loss Of
nerve IL vleor 10 the whole system
Male or female SUo ST. s.w. oc-Olms
m ME DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABLIsHED AND
UI reliable LAoes Physics cali le Consulted DAILY
al her RESIDENCE, SUl 4 st. NV OIDce hours from
&c B p. M with LADIES only. au22-3ms
RIsEAsIs OF sECRET.-DR CoNDoRY ,FORe
~ merly assistant ph, sicsn 20 Prof Dr. hicord Of
f.risl Ofhce hours. 70 * and D 20 =
ocl2-lms go 18th st. NV.
nR: MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ standard Remedy for 81 blood diseases. causing
throat nasal skin troubles urinary diseases cured
in iorty-eight hours. Price. x3 per Dox.
H3l sTANDItohDs cor.tth and nv.
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CATALOGUE SALE
GENUINE IMPORTED ANTIQUE AND MODERN
Oriental LUGS AMI PORTIERES.
Consisting Of
OVER 200 LOTS,
And named i'll part Us follows:
PERSIAN AND TURKISH CARPETS
CANDAHAR RUGS.
CIRCASSIAN RUGS.
DAGHISTAN RUGS.
SHIayAN RUGS.
KAYAK &c, sc.
We will sell the above fine collection Of Rugs and
Portieres OF recent importation within Auction
Rooms. tn and streets northwest, commencing
THURSDAY MOLN1SG,OCTUBERT THIRTY ElRSI 4.
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, and continuing in the AFTEh-
NOON at THREE O'CLOCK.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST and
SECOND, at same hours
On Exhibition WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER THIR.
TIEIH, 1853.
We invite tine attention of buyers to this SALE
Catalogues ready on day Of exhibition
oc26d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
r0NORSfON.
WALTER B WILLIAMS 90. Auctioneers

BRApBURY PIANO. GOOD AS NEW; FINE cABI.
MT FOLDING BED. SEvEN-PIECE PLUSH
i PAkht9R sUIT S,Iy ,LNTI AAp Ash SHAMBEI
TABLES DINING CHAIRS BHUsskLs AMI
CLOCK AND STAiUARi, FIFTY PI tCE CHINA
Sci, STOVES, REFR1Gt RATOR, DINING AND
KITCHEN UTENSILS. &c, &c
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
NINTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell the above q,
residence No. ~ Grant Place northwest without re-
serve.
Terms; Cash
oc26-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
"A h. X FULTON, Auctioneer.
viii sell by public auction, at my store I2l Penn.
syvsniA avenue commencing TUESDAY, OC lOBER
1MENTl-N1NTH at TIN O'CLOCK An, my Stock
Of Forfeited Pledges in safe Dept from Nos l6.332
TO 102,s4O, I'D style, and from L to 23666, in
G!usive new style sale to consist Of Gold, silver
Brass and Nickel Watches hains. Charms. Lockets
MS Bracelets Bangles. Ear Rings, Scarf Plus Collar
Buttons, Gun Buttons and Links Scarf hing Plain
Gold and ct Rings Rye Glasses and Spectacles, Silver
ware Diamonds set in Ear Kings, Scarf Pins, Rings
Lace Pms, Gun and Collar Buttons and studs Also
other Precious Stones. sale to continue MORNING
Al len O'CLOCK and EVENING AT SEVEN
OCLoCk until all the lots sold. Ticket holders
please take notice II K FCIION
oc@o-4r Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
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oc24-6t RADCLIFFE. DARR A. co.

{ ,HkkScERnl ,, sALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
A af S Sf X Al Nc LSnATh - THe
1HE ESTATE OF THE LATE LAWS THOMAS
san.Te ; t,,s SUP lots a ~ aud 70.
square 354. sub lot A and pAEtsf sub los 3.
ny Ni,tae 81 deere q the supreme Court 81 the
1854 N cause therein pending numbered 1850,
sspu6lic suction TO the highest and best usddeT sasr
for at the times and IN front OF the several premises
lowing lots OF ground. the al situated the city Of
Msshinston, District OF Columbia. and Known upon
the plat of said city they respectively hcrenAter
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY.oxF, st
HALL PAST roth O'CLOCK T. NJ. Lots SGm6ersd
seventeen 40. eighteen ttsl. nineteen tlSl aud
eighty nine $50 sccordii 10 The psr:iSi, ~ SAD
square made by Daniel Brent et al, commissioner,
ton docset No. 1, folio IS ct seq OF the records OF
the Cirsnt Court the pistrlct Of Columbia these
lots will be sold separately They at the northeast
corner of 10Th and q streets southwest aud very
at,irIple; Lot - is improved by lwo-story and
immediately thereafter Lots numbered eighteen a -
and ninety tSsO,; according 70 he q sAd
Sra made by Daniel brent ct al comissoners
uloh penuon q Motley Young. and recorded M arti-
Ss s sEst r mo I i1ne 81 Ct sa OF the records q
east corner 81 said 10th aud q streets ana have .
ON / kIpAl. NOVEMBER FIRST. at H.LF-PAsT
-FOUR O'CLOCK. Lot lettered in William A. Brad
iey snociNison OF square numbered three hundred
OF the reeords of the surveyors once
tr1ct This lot fronts on llth II. between AID p
sts sw: and is improved by Two Iwo-story Brick
Dwellings
lmmedlately thereafter all that part Of Lot num-
oefea ihree t31 in said square 5i contained within
the following metes aud bounds: Beginning for the
same al point on llth street distant feet aud
lnehes north IRON the southwest corner 81 the said
square, aud running thence north % feet and .
Inches along nth st, thence 100 ieet thence
south IS feet ana inches and thence loo feet
TO the place OF beginning
This iOt also fronts lth St and improved by
Two Twos story Brick DWELLINGS
lhe terms Of sale. prescribed by N
each case these: One third OF the purchase money
he DAY Oh sale one third IN year and third In
thereafter. a. mar
ahnuIn. the deferred payments To be SECURED the
bartles according TO their respective by
good and sufficient MORTGAGE uyun the prem see 80
sou, winch shall be subject 10 the approval the
court All convey aUclug and recording purchasers
COST he trustee Will resell at purchasers risk and
eost unless terms VI safe Complied with nfteep
days from day OF sale.
r. ROSS PERRY, Trustee.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE =, BgILDING LOT on FIRST
STREET BETWEEN STREET AND MARY
LAND AVENUE, AT THE FOOT OF The
UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
AT AUG ION.
On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER FIfST, 1889. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK, on the premises shall sell south part of
lot IL, In square o1O having front ~ feet
street by aeph of LOO feet, being Immediately at
the loot of the Capitol
Terms third cash. balance in and two years
with notes be ring interest and secured by deed of
trust the property. All cOnyeyancIng and record
ing at chasers cost 500 deposit will be required
at the time OF sale. THOMAS DUNIiNti,
-ti-dtS Ancfinnn,r
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WEEkS CO., Auctioneers,
w 631 Louisiana ave.,
Opposite City Post Once.
CROCKERY AT AUCTION
THREE CRATES BRIDGWOOD'S ENGLISH
OPAQUE PORCELAIN AND TWO HOGSHEADS
DOMESTIC ROCKINGHAM AND YELLOW
WARE.
An excellent assortment at auction within our sales
rooms TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH, AT
TEN O'CLOCK oc26.2t
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flNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON O STREET
BETWEEN TMEN1Y-IIAST AND TwENTY-
SECOND STREETS NOnTUWEST

All AUG ION
On M NDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, 1889 at
HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, in front Of the
premises vi sell lots b to "a inclusive in SO So
each fronting feet ON st. between LIST and 22d
SITS northwest. by depth Of 100 feet to alley 10
feet wide. Street paved and lots grade This sale
offers rare opportunity to fine building lois
IN locality that is rapidly increasing value
Terms: Is cash, balance III and yeurs wi tn
interest and ured BY deed of on the prop
erty, Or all cash. at purchasers option All convey.
6ncng and recording At cost of purchaser. deposit
Of 500 will be required at time of each lot
THOMAS BOWLING,
oc24-CGds Auctioneer
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TNHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE.

IMPORTANT SALE
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
PAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE HORSES, six and eight
years old. Roam Mare NIT" six years old sired by
Peter Simple. she has made very fast time; is fine
Saddle Horse. and is good double single harness.
Fine BREWSTER VICTORIA brewster b Co.
Broome street,; good as new.
BREWSTER COUPE in good condition.
TOP BUGGY. with pole and shafts.
A SLEIGH.
Two sets Of DOUBLE CARRIAGE HARNESS.
One set Of SINGLE COUPE HARNESS.
oneset Of DOUBLE BUGGY HARNESS, practically
new.
One set Of SINGLE BUGGY HARNESS.
One LADY's SADDLE. made by Peat of London.
One GESTLEMAN'S SADDLE, made by Hunt Of
Baltimore
Lot of ROBES. BLANKETS and GENERAL STA
BILE PARAPHERNALIA
The above is the property of Mr. Aulick Palmer who
going abroad and will be sold at Public Auction in
front OF his residence. No 912 9Th street northwest
on TUESDAY. the TWENTY-NlNTH OF OCTOBER,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. Can be seen day prior TO sale
ct stables in rear of premises.
oc24-4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
II RUSIEEs, SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
On sT RE r, SSRTH BETwEEN NORTH
BY virtue Of decree of be Supreme Court of the
pstrs ss S passed on the d 9et96
arr SGrs ct ~ are and Anna Mon
front Of the pleln.es, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
IMENTY-SISIH, 1882 at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm. all Of lot numbered eight go in Jo-
seph s. Cabots recorded subdivision of square num-
bered six hundred and seventyseven (6 the city
Of Washington. The property fronts twenty-five t25J
ieet o.. the north side OF street between North Cap
itol and lst streets east and runs back with that
width eighty seven $50 feet and six (6l inches.
Terms OF SALE prescribed in the said decree One
third of the purchase money to be paid cash. and
the balance IN two q equal installments in six t6 and
twelve ~ months from the day Of for which the
from the day OF sale at the rate OF six 81 per cent
UNI and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold to be executed by the purchaser the rus
tees; or all cash. at the purchasers option. All
veyancing and recording shall be the purchasers
cost deposit Of 800 will be required the of
sale. Ii the terms OF sale not complied with
0 days from tue day of sale trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property at the risk and of
defaulting purchaser.
JAS. F. HOOD, Trustee,
Pacific Building, 622 + ST. NV.
JUDS0N L. GULL, Trustee,
Fendall Building, 344 ID ST. W.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE pA,>.
RArCLIFFE, DARR 4 co,
~ Horuerly with Duncsnson BrusD

II ArCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO
~ foruerly with Duncznson BrusD
AUCrIoNEERs
TEMPORARY OFFICE IN WASHINGTON SAFE
DEPOSIT CuNPANH's BUILDING.
sl6P. NNslLvANIA AVE NV
ARE PREPAkEp 10 CONDUCT SALES or
REAL ESTATE FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE REsIpENcEs. STOCKS OF
MERCHANDISE AT STORES. 40.
AND SOLICIT OF OUR FRIENDS AND TbE PUB
Lie THEIR PATRONAGE IN oUR SEVERAL
BRANCHES
COMBINED EXPERIENCE OF 81 YEARS
IN TIE GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS In
WASHINGTON
ON OR ABOUT NoyFSfRYR $3.50 WILL
OPEN OUR NEW AND CONNuprDI-s ATcTIoN
AND STORAGE ROOMS AT $50 PPM AVE w
FINEST FACILITIES AND MOST COMPLETE
APPoINTMENTs IN The CITY.
JAS. W RADCLIFFE
CHAs. W. DAkR
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAY>,
DUTCH Bulbs

WEEKs CO., Aucroneers,
w 635 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Ofhce
DUTCH BULBS
AT AUCTION
ABOUT $50 LOTS By CATALOGUE WITHIN OUR
SALES MOONS. MONDAY, OLTOBER lWENIY-
EluH II. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK A SPLENDID
AsSohIMENT OF NELL-kNowN yARIE les
IN LOTS TO SUIT. oc-5-2t
NHoMAs DOwLING, Auctloneer
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SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
NO Enforcible Law in the District
Ordinary Against Labor on Sunday.

THAT Is THE OFFICIAL DICTUM OF ATTORNEY RID
DIE, WHO RECOMMENDS THAT THE MATTER BE
SPECIALLY BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF con-
eREss-A REVIEW OF SUNDAY LEGISLATION.
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There 20 be big fight over the viii Of A.
b -----I-, - YGS-isAeT.
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE NEW
EIGHT-kQOM BRICK DWELLINGS, KNOWNAS
Nos. 1920. 1922 AND 1924 SIXTH ST. n. W,
WASHINGTON, DC.
On TaURSDAY:. OCTOBER THIRTY-FIRsT
1859, at FOUR OCLoCh Pm, will sell in front Of
scriJed property.
Terms easy, aud made known at the time of sale
deposit of 800 will be required each house at
the time OF sale, and If terms complied with
in ten days the property will be resold risk and
OF dotaulting purchaser Conveyancng and recording
At cost OF pure haser.
Agent for Owner.
Oc26-d&ds THOS. DOWNING. Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.

GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer 936 st.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET TX.
TENDED JUST NORTH OF STOUGHTON
STREET.
viii otter for sale in front Of the premises on FRI
DAY IHE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1889, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, all OF lots - and 70 in Coium-
6ia college subdivision Of as recorded in book Dest.
!, paxe 70, said lots each "a inches on
l4th street, Just north Of Boundary street
Terms OF sac: third cash. balance in one and
two and three with Interest at Per
mum. psyab bile semi annually ali cash. purchasers
option 300 deposit on each lot Conveyancing at
purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with in 20
days. GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer. oc26 d&ds
OFFICE OF wAsHN DANENHowER,
~ Real Estate and insurance Broker.
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oc2s-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.

A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
"A II. K FULTON, Auctioneer.
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CHOICE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD rUE

TRoMAs DOwLING, Auctloneer.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
FAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE HORSES, six and eight
years old Roam Mare Nit" six years old. sired By
Peter Simple. she has made very fast time; . fine
Saddle Horse and is good double and single harness.
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NUNcANsoN BROS, AucuOneers.

FPNDaIIE Az tS 81 Nv Trustees.
,1S-d&ds 4o2 La ave.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-02-27

''N., not before, but remember that will
ever hold you in grateful remembrance
Their parting was simply as friends.
Bertha looked very pretty in widows
weeds, for she insisted on wearing mourn
ing for the man who in life had made her
miserable.
Allen waited anxiously for the hour when
all restrictions should be removed Mean
while he was becoming ono Of the foremost
newspaper men Of the time. From reporter
he had reached the position Of city editor on
one Of the largest and most widely known
dai!ios in Chicago.
Tho year gone by, Allen wrote, and in due
time received an answer Tho correspond
ence became regular, and at tho end Of I'M
other six months leave of absence was
granted the overworlied city editor, who
hied away to some place in Ohio.
Reaching Dayton, he hires carriage and
orders the driver TO take him TO Mile.
Camille's. As tho carriage draws up TO the
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KEEP The HOUSE.
A Dying Parents Excellent Advice to HI
Sorrowing Children.
THE Esd.

A Dying Parents Excellent Advice 10 His
sorrowing Children.
Sell every thing, suffer every thing in the
way OF deprivation, was q dying parents
advice 10 children, but keep the house 10 .
together in, whatever befall 1t was sound
advice So long as those children. young or
old, had a roof, they could suffer and be
strong together. Their wants, their dep
rivations, were their own, and not public
property. II needs must that they starve,
they could stnrve In silence and dignity,
with mono but themselves the wiser or the
worse. All their little shifts were not sub
jects Of general discussion; their work was
not on inspection; strangers wero not able
TO interfere among them, or to SOW dissen-
sions thereby, or TO ALLEVIATE affections.
Close together, in the hnbitual contact OF
daily life, they could only be bound the
moro closely in habits Of thought, in love
and in mutual concern
And the roof-trce was responsible for I'll all.
The rooftree was the bond and the pro-
tector; IL took the place Of parent; II was q
shield and bulwark against tho world No,
the experience OF scattered and ship
wrecked families has everywhere proved
that much discomfort, much misery, might
have been spared them had they clung to-
gcther IN one home; that those who have a
home should keep IL; II Is their safety in
worldly God material comfort. Part with
land, part with jewels, part with hc:-
looms, lscepsakes, treasures, but keep
the house so long as the sticks
and timbers hold together. II is u
stronghold: 10 IL a castle, however poor and
old; Warwick Castle itself no better for IS
purposes 1t 10 not merely that, be II ever
80 humble, there's no place like home" but
that II is home. the single spot where one
reigns, where one Is unfettered and fully
ones self, where one has ones tools and
equipments loosely and at ease about one,
where one is at large liberty, where ono ex.
lists satisfied with the natural love OF kin, II
other love is denied one, a place TO retire
and withdraw in, TO feel safety and protec-
ton in, TO live in, and at last to die in.-Hdr
per's Bdzdr.