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NiIANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL. ESTATE, No 2031 + STREET NORTH

u REAL ESTATE, No 2O31 + STREET N0RJ IL
WEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia pa sed the 26th day of March
1883, IN Equity Cause No. 1887. wherein edward +.
Eeae and others, are complsinants and Gertrude W
Vance and others are defendants, shall sell TO the
highest bidder IN front OF the emises ut HALFPAST
-FOUR O'CLOCK L. A., on THURSDAY. the SECOND
DAl or MAY, 1859 al OF original lot numbered five
io IN square numbered one hundred and three q OBJ
i'll the city of Washington D. c. Said lot is situated
on street north between 2uth and 2ist streets west
ana fronts feet iUcies on street. and runs back
40 feet 80 inches TO 10 foot alley. The western
part OF said lot j. improved by large brick DIVE ling
house, No. 2D37 st NV
Terms of sale, prescribed by decree: One-third of
the purchase money i'll cash. and the balance in two
equal instruments i'll and years, the deferred
Payments to be secured 10y deed Of trust prop
erty sold ana to bear interest at the of PEI
per anEum from the day OF sale Adeposit Of S.5S1
Will be required at tine of sale If the terms OF sale be
not complied with i'll ten days day of sale the
trustee reserves the right TO the said lot at ;he
risk and cost OF the detaultng purchaser All convey
anclng 10 be At the expense of the purchaser
JOHN c. HEAl.D. Trustee,
,r,,o,,.o ,, 500 9th ST. NV
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Tx'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

Tt'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctfoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, No. 2::O6 q ST. NV
BY virtue OF decree passed AIrl IL. A. ID. 1859 in
the supreme Court Of the District of Columbia in
equity sitting i'll cause entitled John j. Cleary vs.
Thomas j. Ceary ct al No HOS will sell at public
auctton, III front OF the premises, FRIDAY, MAY
THIRD. 1889, at HALF-PAST FOUR PM, Sub-lot
Number one ID in square Number forty-three (til
Dwelling.
Terms of sale One third day Of sale. one-thrd in
one year. and One- bird IN two years deferred PAYMENTS
TO bear interest ana 10 he secured upon the
sold, or all cash at option of purchaser 90 deposit
at time OF sale Terms of sale to be complied with in
ten days. All convey ancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON ii. RALSTON, Trustee,
ap'1o-d&dS Sf
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'NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos 1907
AND l0o9 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
On sAIuRDAl, APRIL TWENTIETH. 1889, at
TIVE otISCh. viii sell III front OF the premises.
iot O. IN square l9S, fronting 25 feet 10Th street
northwest between and l. streets. by depth of 100
ieet 10 wide al ev. and having also side alley
now under rent.
Terms one-third cash. the residue in two equal pay
Hlenis AT one ana two years with notes bearing in
teest and secured 10y deed of trust the property
sold All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost deposit of $500 will be required at tine of
sle II the terms of sale are not complied with
Gays the rlght Is reserved TO resell the property the
fsk ana cost Of the detautnR purchaser or purchas
ers after ten days notice in newspaper published
III the city of Washington.
apll-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
consequence OF the storm, until THURSDAY. April.
SAME HOUR AND HLACE.
THOMAS DoWIISCi,
ann,o d,Sds Arctinnnnr
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apl6dSds ST', Rnilg;,,,,
,HAA!NSclEEY SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK RESI-.

n NIIt-NN LII SAI.t OF INU-SIORl BRICK RISE
~ DENCE AND SPACIOUS GROUNDS IN GEORGE
STREET NORTHWEST
uEGer decree of the supreme Court of the District
OF Colt.inbla, passed III Equity number lll3s
FarneL vs. Smith ct al. will sell. in front OF the
premises, at public auction, FRIDAY. APRIL
1MENTl-SlXrH, 1883. AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ
0t numbered nj eight t0S) in Peter Beatty, fhrel
keld and Deakins addition the city of Georgetown
i'll the District OF Columbia, improved by a brick
dwelling.
Terms OnefouTth cash and the residue in equal in
stanents at SIX, twelve and eighteen months With in
terest from day Of sale, all cash # desired de-
positof 90 required day OF sale and all convey
ancing at purchasers cost. If sale not complied with
IN hfiee days right TO resell at purchasers risk and
cost is reserved.
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6NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ SiIuATE On NINETEkN1H STREET WEST.
CHAS. MAURICE SMITH,
41S Louisiana ave. NV, F..
WILLIAM j. MILLER, trustees.
1876 Louisiana ave NV
THOS L. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate AuctIoueer. apo0-dSds
FNHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PE9PERIIn NEAR nj, T.E5.NSALIYroMN, D. C.,
BEING PART OF "FLETCHALL'S CHANCES
AND KNOWN AS THE HANES PROPERTY
BY virtue OF decree OF the SUI rene Court of the
District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No
Il13d, the undersigned trustee will sell at public
TMENTl-SENENIH DAY OF APRIL. A. ID. 1889
az tih O'CLOCK NJ, part of tract Of land called
fletchalls Chance" situated in Washington county,
District q COLUMBIA, distant about one-haf mile
noftEeas;erly direction from Tenallytown, ard adj
joining the property of George A. Arnes said part of
said tract containing about twenty (0D acres of round
and being known the Hanes PROPERTY more Uarti-
cular description OF the same being contained in the
proceedings had IN the above numbered equity
third cash and tie balance IL ID and two q years
Tor which the notes of the purchaser given
bearing per cent interest from the day of sale aud
secured by deed OF trUs: the property sold or all
the day OF sale, deposit OF 500 will be required al
me time OF sale II tue terms are not COMPLIED with
and cost OF the defauting purchaser. Sonyeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost
GEOkGE Z HAMILTON Trl,stnn
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NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

HCNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers.
PERENPTORY SALE or BUILDING LOT ON n
STREET. BET {, ZEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April, TWEN-
1iEIH; 1889. at HALt-fAST FIVE O'CLOCK, We
Will sell, III front of the premises. Part of
LOT Is, SQUARE 36S.
fronting on street, beiw Sth and 10th streets
northwest.
sale perelnptory to close the estate.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
years. notes to bear interest. payable selianGualy.
from day of sale and TO be secured by deed of trust on
premises or all cash, at option of purchaser
OF SOU required at tine Of sale. Convey auciug &C.
It purchasers cost Terms 10 be complied with
days otherwise right reserved resell risk and cost
OF defauting purchaser after five days public notice
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
MgtOn, D. c.
BY order of the Heirs
ap17-d&ds DUNCANSoS BROS, Aucts
eE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of tue rain until WEDNESDAY AFTf RNOON,
APRIL IMENTY-FOURTH, 1889, at SANE HOUR
AND PLACE.
DUNCANSoN BROS,
epZ2-ot Auctioneers.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NUMBERED
gl4 lST STREET NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY. APRIL TN&NTY-FOURTH, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK =: NJ, Will offer for SALE in front Of
the premises lot n square 56l improved by a two
story brick house. Terms day OF sale.
ap'2O-d&dS THOMAS l.. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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EEALI. BROWN K co,
IL Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
1921 T st NV

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No
1873 RET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the TWENTY Third DAY OF
AERIl, 1889. AT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the
premises, shall sell ct public auction part lot 3, in
square log, improved by three-story and basement
brick dwelling, containing II rooms with all the mod
ern improvements being No 1923 street northwest
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two equal
payments at one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at SIX per cent per Gu and secured by deed
OF trust on property Sold $500 deposit required
the time OF SAFE All conveyancng aid recording at
purchasers cost.
THOMAS BOWLING,
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ap1G-dGds
DAwNBROKER's AUCTION SALE.

All persons holding tickets from to 245OO, inclus
we and interest not paid for four months the fol-
lowing articles viz: Gold and Silver Watches Dia-
nlonds, Jewelry, Guns Pistols, Mechanical fools
Typewriter, Books, Bibles Albums, Banjos, Guitars
Clocks, Vases SILVER ana Plated Ware, Bicycles Baby
Carriages, Sold headed canes Sewing Machines, and
Clothing, embracing ladies' and geuteInen's wearing
apparel, will ue sold at public aUctoa 6l Pennsy
N2la avenue northwest at 80 Oh TUESDAY. APRIT.
TNENTl-IElkD, 1889.
b. BURNSTINE, Pawnbroker
NJ. FOLEY. Auctoneer nr,.Sn.af
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1'HoMAS powLIXG Aaci,onesr
SUMNER RESORTS

StI x a Ni H. IN, IN : Ns'i INA Avn,
ar@-- I'm MIS-. : D.. SwLEAY. ProIr.ctress.
MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE,
~ MEkNERSNTIIT Pa
Hish on the mountain. deiiahisa, iiar ir Si,os-
TrD,i fest ann rrrration AirroII4 rtu Coloraal.
Tor circular terms. a. address j. OiOSCH ai,.,si,
H06ab5idL Ut NNERE@S, PACIFIC AVE. NEAR
app Ina janis 5 MOON.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Ny.
DIR. sTRONG's sANITARIIAI
OPEN ALL THE YEAR. For the ,Festr,cD, NJ
female, neiNous, resIir.tory. malvtia. and ,fpSF
appliances among them Massage, .,ItT1 trI- -
"9alsh ge.s, Llgrlrty Turkish i-au
lsoe appointments nrst-cGss. AoicersUI r-.o.s tor
sports In a DR., and ionic climate. Nth = li i.
HantaseS Of the SPRING WALES Loser rs'.s
outside July ana August Sclla FOR CIV ilar az .i.tt
TFnR KENT-Ar BERKELEY SPRINGS. WEST
i,, hIlrsa- ior ;hs m. ns q May aid june h5au-
situated anu coinIl,t,ly furnished sey.n-r1a
Star office. ANS so .5tt =
w ErHEkkI IbISc ATL "A: CITY, ) J.
OIen March 10th 10 Nov LIST.
mhll-eoim MI EcErRT.
SUMMIT HorELGAITHERSBUR ND. 81 NILES
- IRON Nashlnl-J, 300 g. above aide Mater ample
sLIir serisei sAsgl9t atsnllon rses reasonable.
aplH-lmo' ~ w.
WAsHINGToN INN
" Ana Fa G9 Et,s SO c e., FrFgi.hed
Appyto - i'''
.o,-,a., HENRY u. GREEN.
"pi''onlal l+ll 81 w.
ELkToN, kENTrCKY AVE. ATLANTIC CITY.
i'I.nci nj nn H. Yards 10 6yac; renovated and rr
e0"ou friday taI'l2--HIol J.. NILE.
T'HE ATLAHTa COTTAGE COTTAGE.
Open 18th April '''' No.
aps-lm' Mrs. 4. r. OWENS
fE'llE ROYAL ATLANTIC CITY. y J.: ALWAYS
1Slen "a loihtmtlts and service hrstclass ". a.
NSi-DS late Continental and Lafayette Hotels.
iHiiauelii ma. aIp-im
REDFoRD MINERAL SPRINGS
Leading Mountain Resort Mater ac9aalca. Hotel
N sS5 t9r'h'a Opens June l. H h5S ~ sgaF
A TLANTIC CITY, y J.-HCnIs. EUAEDING-
"a ssIa 1ot!at9s kcis ana bath hou 70 let
heal Estate and Law building, Atlantic Cisy, y j.
=
WINDEEMEEE-IKNNFssEE AVENUE,
ATLANTIC CiIA, y. J..
, Scar the ocean' open all Year; tolyIiouC los.
hiH-o-lm Mis- {. j. HOUSTON.
HOTEL EMERsON. ATLANTIC CITY. y j.. so
II carolina ave. hear the beach. Nov oI.u Tor ths
mh16-:m sANrL J. YOUNG. PROP.
u'HL RLAoNU, ATLANTIC CITY
leiiiessee ave. near the beach.
NOV "ien' thoroughly heated.
SHIRLEl-NEAR THE OCEAN. KENTUCkI AVE
. Popular location. Opens Maruh l.
f3o-,lm Mts. ". 4 SGT Fha IL Vi Washington DC
" HADDON HALL
i13-3m EDWIN LIpPINCoTr.
l. ATLANTIC CITY, y J.
SEA IND OF kENlGCkH AVE
ilo-4m Mito. q. W SIODDARD.
TE'HE CHALFoNIE,
l. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
Moved 20 the Beach.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
UNSURPASSED OCEAN VIEW
Salt Water Baths il The house Elevator
fes-;5m d. ROBERTS q sons
DENNHURST,
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Near the beach, open Crates, good drainage.
iel-3ln JANIS HOOD.
sSVNHE WAVERLY"
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Open all the year hot and cold sea water baths In
house; sun IarlOrs. Mrs. j. J.. ElsA AMI fcI-4m
/ 'HE lsLEsNOkIH. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.,
- Nh tie beach, 81 AllTlnla ave-.
WILL OPEN EEBkUAh q. lSNp
@l4-on sBUCh a MCCLELLAN
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SOB. BARNARD, Trustee 500 9Th ST NV
DUNCAhSON BROS, Auctioneers apl5-eod
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
- BUSINESS REAL ESTATE, ON THE YVES

fNHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ BUSINESS REAL ESTATE, On THE WEST
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
COkCoRAN AND X STREETS NORTHWEST
NOS 1928, 1870. 1892.
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, passed in cause No 4S4
equity, wherein William c. Clabaugh ct al are COM
planants and Lille W. c. Clabaug al are tlefe,d.
ants Will offer for sale at public auction, front of
the property, on MONDAY, the TWENTY NINTH
DAY OF APRIL A. ID. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p A.
the following parcels OF real and the
improvements tbereunte belonging, in the city ~
Washington. District OF Columbia wit Lots num-
bered ninety, elght tool and ninety (9 ia Geore
w higgs and Score r. Plants subdivision OF square
Two hundred and eight (2OS) according the al of
said subdivision of record in the office Of the s rr
Of the city OF Washington: improved by three-stJry
ana basement brick dwelling and d two-story brick
building known as ClabaUgh Hall. under which hall
there are two large and cOInmodious storerooms
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash, ana balance az one and years with Interest
from the day OF sale; the deferred PAYMENTS 10 he
represented by notes of the purchaser and secured nv
deed OF trust upon the premises sold 500 cash wifi
be required on each parcel of real estate soon the
same Is bid on IL the purchaser shall fail to coInpy
with the terms Of sale within o. days after he
day OF sale the property will be resod his risk and
cost AL convey ancing and recording a. purchasers
cost. EDWIN h HAY Trns,aa
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Anets. orH aS SiSnns
VNkISTEES, SALE OF UNFINISHED TWO
l. STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
N0RLEWEsT CORNER OF AND FIFTH

SALE OF UNFINISHED TWO.
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
STREETS NORTHEAST
by virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
DISTRICT OF Columbia. passed In equity cause, No
LaoIf, the Undersigned trustees will sell public
the SEVENTEENTH DAY Or April. at Five
O'CLOCK NJ, all that parcel of real estate in the
city OF Washington in the District Of Columbia desy-
mated as part of original lot q in square eight
ming Tor the same NJ the southeast corner of said lot
AZ the northwest corner OF north street and Fifth
toth street east and running thence west along the
south line OF said lot twenty COO feet thence north
nine 90 feet eleven inc wide; to be laid along
the rear Of the premises herein conveyed thence
along said south line of said alley twenty C2O) feet 10
the east line OF said lot and thence along the said east
hne OF SAID lot seventytwo 2, feet the place OF
Terms of sale prescribed the decree are onethird
CASH balance IN and two years. interest six
o per cent IN notes secured by deed OF prem
lses sold OF al cash. az option Of purchaser pur
chasers DEPOSIT of sl00 Will be required OF
sale at cost Of purchaser purchasers
On ten 0 days default in compliance with terms OF
sale the right is reserved resell ct purchasers cost
and risk on nve days potice. ,,,nn.r
WORDSWORTH GoRD0S.
$50 ~ st.
" Trusteea
DUNCANsON BROS, AuctioneerA ap5-dkds
eg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence Of the rain until WEDNESDAY. THE
TMENTY-FOURTHD DAY OF April. 1859. st same
NEAL 7. MURRAY,
!. HoLDswoRTH SokPoS.
aplS-d&ds Trustees.
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V,HoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROyED PROPERTY ON KEN
NESAW AVENUE. NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-THIKD, 1889 at
premises viii sell lot 10. in 80, of the Stone
estate sub4lylsion fronting 90 feet on Kennesaw by
northwest 1921 feet.
Terms: $1,000 due in June, 1890 to remain at per
cent balance Ill cash 500 deposit required time
sale. THOMAS DOWNING
apiS-4t Auctionper
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DENNHU RSf.
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
Near the beach, open Crates, good drainage.
fel-:}n JANTS ffOOn
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nv ETHERIIL. ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.

Mhll-eo4m MI. ECETRT.
SUMMIT HOGTI-GAITHERSBUR ND 81 NILES
- from Nas-t' a, 3Uu t. above tide Mater. aurie
ram sersl'es tAcel. At attention. rates rHa~unaile
aplg-l limo. ~ a. ~
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} UNCANSoN BROS, Auetioneers.

the same time shall offer the property fronting
~ feet west side OF LIST street. by depth of 100
ieet. Terms easy,
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BY order 4. A. WILSON. U. s. Marshal.
one COMRINATI0N IR0N SAG .Eat'

= A. a I ,I,r On TUESDAY MOkNING, April
TNENTI,IHIRD, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
We viii sell at our salesrooms Ninth and streets
northwest, large collection of weli-kept household
FURNITURE &c. to which attention OF buyers respect
fully called. 4,
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OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Tor the ,r,,t,,,,,, q,
lehlale, LeiNons, resIirGtory. malv,iG. amt ofpor
chIyhlc diseases Eoupeu With ala abe p, sf remedial
SWeaish movements, Electricity. Turkish i.tl.-Isr
lollaii tlectfU-therrnal french tiuug,l, aud an It-
isoe appointments nrsJ-clAss. AticertU r-.,.. or
tr'atn4eilt. rest, or recreation. Outdoor and l0or
Nanta2tS 81 the SPRING MAIlLS. Loser re-.
outside July and August. Scud Tor cG, alar an LOT
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This vessel, which had proved so disastrous
TO her sister ships in the horbor, went upon the
beach short time in advance of the Trenton.
she probably owes the comparatively advau-
tageOus position in which she was beached. and
the lVes OF her crew. to Capt. Douglas the
pilot, and master Of the schooner Lily, which
vessel, 1T will be remembered. was sunk by the
SlpsIc, and from which Capt. Douglas made
his miraculous escape to the Olga. The Olga
Was landed upon fine sandy beach, where she
now lies in an easy position. unaffected by the
rise or fall OF the tide. She can probably be
hauled oil III comparatively serviceable con-
dltlon. No lives were lost on this vessel.
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ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Salt Water Baths IL the house Elevator
fe9-3m l.. ROBERTS & Suns.
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SHIRLEN-NEAR I'M OCEAN. KENTUCkYA AVE
- ATLANTIC CliN, \. j.
Popular location. Opens March l.
fSO-5m INKS NJ. T. SOI IhAiI. Vi washington nc
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l. ATLANTIC CITY, y j.
SEA End Oh KENTUCKY AVE
iIo-4m MitS. q. W. SIODDARD.
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T,oR KENT-AT BERKELEY SPRINGS. MIST
hrgiila Tor the M ntils q May aUd june. h,Bu-
tiuiiS situated anu cupt tty FURNISHED sal,r r.ta
Star Office. 80, /. 30 80
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ONE NEARLY NEW COUPE, WITH POLE AND
SHAFTS.
. AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
THIRD, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell in
'front.' OF our s.lesrooms, 9th and ID streets north
west for account OF gentleman leaving for Europe,
one nearly Coupe. to which attention called 1t
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BAY MARE YEARS Old. SOUND. KIND. AND
GENTLE, BUGGY AND SET HARNESS.
At auction, on TUESDAY MORNING, April,
INENIl-IHIRD, at l. o'clock m, will sell in
front OF our Salesrocms, oth and streets NV, the
above bay mare buggy. and harness. to which attcn-
ton Of buyers is RESI- ectIully called 1t
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LARGE SALE OF PLANTS
FROM FREEMAN,
EMBRACING PALMS, DRACAENAS PANDAMES,
NUNS. HELIOTROPES, VINES AND MISCFi.-
PLANTS. &c, &C.
On TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
THIRD, 1889, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell
within my auction rooms choice collection OF plants
&c. f
ap2O-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct!onee-
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW.
BROS. Aucnoneers

Il 1UNJANSUN Bht1S, AuctlOneerS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARLoR SUITES. yARI-
Gus STYLES AND COVERINGS UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS. FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
BOOK CASES. DESKS, CHAIRS FOLDING,
BEDS, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
AND BQLSTERS, WALNUT SIDEBOARDs, EX-
TENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIKS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATORS, BRUS-
sells AND OTHER CARPETS, MATTINGS OIL
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EDUCATIONAL

A CLASS IN c. ). WILL BEGIN on TUESDAY
"A evening. Aprll %. at 10. Applications Tur en-
terng this class Will be received during office hours ur
Monday evening al,,U-:It.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-17
Bows of the Period.

There are distinct signs of deteriora-
ton In the manners of our youths.
These may not be perceptible to the
eyes of fond parents, but they are ex-
ceedingly potent TO the unprecedented
observer. Such deterioration may
proceed from laxity of discipline at
home or In schools, from the foolish
desire which many parents entertain
to bring their children forward, from
the liberty permitted them out OF
doors, from cigarette smoking, from
aaShy literature, and from many other
causes. Certain it is that the number
of pale, puny. precocious and unman-
nerly boys and youths is on the in
crease, and that the sturdy, rosy boy
of the non-smoking and rod-swinging
period is the exception rather than the
rule. A popular writer recently re-
marked that there are no boys now
they are all little men in long-tailed
coats. He might have added that the
majority of thcm smoke and chew; dis
cuss their conquests like btase gallantS
OF twenty; allude to their parents as
"the old man. and 1.-The old woman;
slam doors, talk slang, and know more
about life and its mysteries than we,
who have reached mans estate. knew
when we were twenty. That parents
are to blame in this matter goes with
out saying, but they are not altogether
10 blame. So long as cigarettes,
Objectionable literature, anything in
fact, that is likely to demoralize the
young mind are permitted to be sold to
minors an ever present danger ex.
lists that our boys may become con-
terminated. Elk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-17
Water for Express Trains.

One of the most ingenious of modern
railway inventions is that which allows
the engine of fast express to pick up
water without stopping, from water
troughs constructed between the rails.
Meeting Pennsylvania railroad en-
gineer in Jersey City, Star reporter
asked HIM to explain the modus oper-
andi. The driver, he said, lowers the
scoop down from the tender into the
trough between the rails, the fireman
stands ready to turn on the tap into
the water tank; we hear hollow sound
as the iron of the trough rings beneath
our feet, then rush Of water; ten
seconds more the water is splashing
up against the top of the tank, the tap
is turned off even more hastily than 1t
was turned on, the scoop is drawn up,
and we are speeding on our way with
the water-troughs lying far behind us.
The fireman does we'll 10 be prompt;
cases have been known where he has
| neglected or failed to lift up the scoop
in time, and the water has overflowed
the tank, Hooded the tender, set pick
and shovel and Goals all afioat, and
surging up against the firebox door,
gone near to putting the fire out alto
| gether
At the points where the troughs be-
gin and terminate the line rises slight
| ly. By this means both the water il
prevented from running out OF the
| troughs, which cannot have ordinary
ends lest scoop should strike against
them, and also the scoop is automatic
ally pushed up and the pipe closed, II
the driver fails to lift it before the en-
CINE reaches the end OF the trough
Pittsburg Dispatch.