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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

BEFORE great victories can be en-
joyed great battles must be fought.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

Next Lesson-"Entering the Kingdom" 1"
Luke IS: 1890.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

MARVIN POST. No. 240, q. A. r., meets the
second Saturday and fourth Friday in each
month. A. ]. ROSE. Post Commander.
J. g. HANSON, Adiutant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

CRAWLING LODGE, No. $50, r. 4 A. NJ,
meets In regular communication on Thursday
evening ON CT before the full OF the moon.
Transient members are fratcrnally invited te
attend. +. f. THATCHER, w. NJ.
A. ID. RoBERT'. Secretary
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

SOCIETY MEETINGS.

? nj. E. CHURCH-Rev. @. Il. Hill, Pas'or
Services at 10 30 o'clock am. and 7,s pm. Sum
day school at l2 m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at ~ o'clock. All Gro cor
daily invited 10 nttend
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

The loss by delinquent reports is caused
chiefly by the negligence OF post officers In
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-08-21

at you have placed
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Uf<g~a I0Dseve0ea4 Compnny BgeeksA-
- shs Opsnang - South second.
temporary Sestx1intpe order against
we cssy Vas granted last evening by Judxe
LscnfenbeYg upon The application OF the
columbia 4 Puass Sound shore Railroad
Company. restraining the city from pro-
ceedtng with The opening Of South second
sfrsst pending hearing Of the cause. Tne
sn1nnesion uas served upon Mayor Moran
last evening.
The work Of opening the street from
!sckson street 70 King street., la accord
amer with the order Of the c.sg council. vas
nsEun ~ Street Commissioner Alexander
last Monday morning. The woYknen be-
ean me erection at . tyessie necessary TO
b built just north Of the railroad tracks.
crew Of men came out Of the
company'a machine shops and rot :
'snce ACROSS the street just north Of The
Iaiirosd track. This obstruction Was torn
down and replaced and torn down seAin.
- the fortunes OF var shifted from: hide 10
nae. The street Vas afterwards INSTRUCTED
~ taking up TWO rails o. one side Of the
sssck across the street and backing
tso Nat cars into the opening. The street,
8 Il Is proposed to b. opened. runs
through the yards OF the road Just rzst the
vest side OF the machine shops. Yesterday
aitsrnoon the workmea began taking down
the fence putup by the company. when the
injunction suit was fled.
Colonel Hssnes, the attorney Of the COM
pany, stated last evening to . representa-
tive OF the PoxT-fsrxLIrsxscEx the posi-
ton OF his company.
:" he city, he said. proposes to open
south Second street through orr property
The street commissioner was tearing down
the fence. opening up our yards 10 the
public, and 10 trespassers, and were
ptanking over our tracks. We have q
wharf out there that We have built and
own. and the CITY proposes 10 take il away
from Us We claim that they have no
right to do so. and got out m injunction
restraining them.v
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the Fake wouldn,s Work.

An elderly man. whose breath was re-
dolcnt OF whisky and whose eyes shed an
abundance OF tears. called at Mayor
Mcran's Office yesterday forenoon and
sought pecnngary assistance after relating
hrs tale Of woe. The man said he had been
robbed OF Slso. all he possessed in this
cruel world. while viewing the sights In
whitechapei. He had even been forced %
20 without his breakfast, so low were bis
finances. and II the mayor would ohlige
him with a pen and paper be would notify
his folks in the East that bis desire was
death only. and that speedily. and they
would hear of him no more. The mayor
refused him even so much as would re-
new the whisky fountain OF tears. bat adj
vised the drunken beggar to so to police
HEADQUARTERS and tell his story.
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Contract Awarded for Special Hose for
ths Fireboat.
The are and water committee yesterday
awarded the contract for go feet of i've
ply 3i<-ineh hose for the nreboat 10 the
New York Betting and Packing Company
This bose Is TO be specially manufactured
and viii cost sizes per foot coupled. landed
here.
The committee also ordered the re-
quired 7-inch overheard suction hose for
the freboat. This hose, IL necessary. can
b used for pumping out sinking vessels.
- the hrsooat viii ne supplied with special
machinery for operating this suction line.
A sufficient quantity, or about Gity feet
Of finch. 6-ply hose TO b used rs . dis
charge has also been ordered. This hose
viii connect with the permanent pipe lines
ct points along the harbor 'front.' This con-
necuon will admit OF prompt action II all
times OF tide.
The Ere and wafer committee Is also en-
powered 10 contract for 1900 feet OF az
inch cotton hose for the Ere department,
but has not yet decided what kind TO or
s1er
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THEY noN.r LIKE IT.

q ao-re revrfe dislike sen de FncA They say
eftss a 1eiightfus place. surrounded h- rich
rr~frie@ admirable frat and dairy lands. has .
srt~ntia harbsr. magnificent sceue-y and o
kap<ra csisaaFe. h2f--sAaf dsuccs ship canal
elatsas1iss exa ne conditions xny. over 40
riass wsser hagi viii be saved, and with rai
rs.nnscsicn af san de FucA the Atlantic sae Pa
kssc ossaas viii Dc eTsasat nearly 90 mises
rs.sactssas Asszgsc srssss "a y sz4asc<-ce. etc.
etc Thss eli rue. fr rrdS and she San &c
raca ship ma VII ss<areay be h1tls. fer 8
1Eanrsa se Cmit 4 Fl chart readily rev. ais
scat in r4ans Sove nstu { sglly tnten6ed sxsas.
o.. ttneaaxl rail- and &C al sao1 w~d. Bet
yea ne 4 oct ~ let huy block ~ ! = lots in
tAe Cxfts&1 P-Fk aAncx 10 Sar &c Fges. N ele-
s.ras iu> de " aser roas penp~yss. and Inr ship
Fas-i c.l4lsss rsaen ae co-s isfec q day soc.s
fsf yea
oSee Asa Ia Hsgss. frest rext. seattle.
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nouonr Br 4 sYSDIcArE.


Campbell . Atkinson's Buainess Passes
Into New Hands.
The stock of hardware and building OF
the insolvsnt Arm OF Campbell 4 Atkinson
has bean sold to Ne Union Hardware Con,-
pany. The entire stock Of hardware. which
invoicsi over $4,000. was sold for SO. so.
The building and lot sold for IS 600 above
the mortgages and liens upon 1t. These
amount 70 something like $4,000. About
3lh.000 OF the outstanding accounts have
been collected. leaving outstanding about
$1,000 There Is house and lot near Lake
Union still to be sold.
IL 10 expected that the creditors will real
lie about 90 per cent The total liabilities
OF the 6rm are $4,000. Robert 3. Wilson.
brother Of J. Keith Wilson. of the Bank Of
British Columbia. Is the manager OF the
syndicate which has purchased the stock.
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The Central. Denny and South schools
will give combined entertainment
Wednesday evening of next week in Gen.
trail school hall. Great preparations have
been made for the affair. the proceeds al
which will 80 10 swell the library fund.
Among the features viii be grand chorus
of 90 voices, and over SOD school
children vii participate in the exercises
General admission has been placed At 80
cents ard for children At - cents.
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frosses - sgssea fro0 Malaria
rs pemihae - DO this even IL seg1cns q
countzy where n5esznn n most nfe, an vbese
re periodic sespn which y eAuees n1suns fhe1r
mod formidable type4 Tns fEEenss populaf-
ffy 81 Hostes.ex-s stomach BStsess = sexy arEeiy
sfufbu.ahse 70 ire fscf ~ iss ezescy = remedy
for rnsiis ana fever. hilious senit1rnsA md - .
preventive Of me various foeus Ct na,ariai de
sese II thoee Portions At the hkD and 3vush
where cnrnplaints of this nature preso I ana II
the truasca r. . pMrsicuisriy esfeezn<d for tbs
pfusecsive snan~nse which II eEestx. md y -
bern vxsy widely sdorssd = sunssi as fos sns
losd. sasphafa IL cninire. Puysic.ans have net
hesn ausong the fass 20 eo1eete ifs mex5Sx. ard
the en- phasic psofs crsi sroossemenxs wnicn
II hes received hare added % the reputation u
hak OBJ ssneA a. kone and abroad
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MEMORIAL DAY.

Proclamatiea issued by Mayor Moran
Yesterday.
Mayor Moran yesterday issued the fol-
lowing proclamation respecting Decoration
day:
The soth al Nay BEING the day set apart for the
holding Of servirss in honor OF those who
fought ami iels In tue deisnse OF the principles
al our E vernment respectfully request ali
business se suss eaisd and ur citixens join in
the services to be held In the First Regiment
Armory. commencing at 10 50 a. IN. Respects
fully. RosgRr MoRAx. Mayer
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s.,.,. n..,,, % sson. rArowine

Professor ]. NJ. Tsysor's s-yesr-cla
slaughter. Ruth. while standing at the cor
ne. az Filth aud Cnien streets Sunday
evening with several little girl companions.
~ns struck in the right eve hy stone
,hrown hy lad named Harry Baviis. The
ave vas badly Swollen ard upon exanains-
Am bv DR.. Reich. be decided thatt va
r.ral,rs and there Vas danger OF the ere
l.sr.~ totally hind.
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East TIMs

rse Sor,Aern Fset &C haltoA9 vessshrle Din
sur spss s.splug Car iser, d& y se-ysce 70 &.
PM MINES Fsssss.. AalHth md CAira.o No
:. .ree O. earn sai suE&sS Ire msis t.se sasrs-
al rsne In : AzrAE1 Eaayts> ,t<ep .ng cas-
tSg.aaxh placing psssx nSv . IA ire Nasea depsf.
snsxax0 srvess koass ac& tar ysx alnut
sn~ss az sNx- taex A. Calh ~ rsty tss kcg
set 10 = ean6 sFrses = seSa eassex. & Tol-
a.. ,tsxsss IN ksg sac {. s<1 q
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n a. Pzsekt. We havt Us dAF &c =. =
- .nss-x stoex of hsrtware taFsar ~ au- q ~
tsassssst d .sxfassass xssxsl<tsnx ~ f0lt line
- pa,sissr~s fAsawsrs. table asd pssrsef cat
ssrv. ,ron aaa ssssI, sA ? esaa ssssy, n~cs&na $
%. hisekssn sss' ard IesS r. .GEN IS g. 60
- ..cwers and sa-sors o<nss gsots 10 nauiss.
80 :. r,sassozs All wae srr N ne nsskes tss
~sssss in the above lines Wiz - W. y ca 81
~ - "a gre srssss q try - - Ne trust 20
r..rst rasti q Of tas as'yenaSe e<sssea -
1hers,Iy On the iste arm ksss<rt'sisy.
aeSss rsao~ HxRDwARx CoxFASr.
- N n.s xe< A.narer
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rHsoran 81 pAYlear.

TIE safe. swift res steam Nssoc zskss .
-..s-,A s<sp Gas between >r.ssse. >Aa &C facs.
sscar~vfs 2 pas HsTees. Itss,sSy aad way
.-s~rs lssvr. sn~ hsssere n l1fag Cor rAzy's
wNsvs iz,ok az "a Eco sfress. ~ g. IA NJ 1r-s
sss = . IN. Tessrtsss al tRd taas lsgaffai
s.xsfses rgsss waters o. he 1ew~r SQUAD
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THE BLoTTER.

SUPERIOR coreT-srsArroy, \.
LII Grssth "a Ora Gofmtey CO al.-Dropped
frola the trial calendar.
wallace Lana W. john freeney-Defendans
allowed to ole amended reply; case continued
TIL June 10
!. Baxter & Co. ". J. r. Badere Il ai-con.
finred 10 May -.
Ju.irs Horton vs. jerome catlin-propped
from uiai calendar.
SUPERIOR eoCRr-HrNEs. ,.
James E MCGOWAN ys D. NJ sharks Is al
Demurrer sustained as To lessons aad ccntinu-
ance granted ~ request Of plaintiff, permission
70 Ole Emende complaint
William Lotb -. Puget Sound shore Railroad
COMPANY Defendant allowed exceptions TO
courts charge and 20 al of defendants insiruc-
lions
PROBATE coCET-osaoES, ,.
rsia;s OF James r. Tgae--ogser confirming
sale OF personal property and real estate.
ksrness r. LAnge-order of continuance until
Nay Il
Estate Of David ". Bakes-orier confirming
sale OF real estate.
Estate OF Charles A. ie<sstn-Anirew Ander-
son, Errannei Se.son aud Angus colherg ap-
pointei administrators
Iassnsty OF J. 3. Csrser-ss%erge W. Everett
sppoirssd guardian; soas. 500.
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The funeral of EaioH NJ. Kelly was held
~estsraay. and large number Of friends
- the dec ased were present Rev. Clark
Davis preached the funeral ssr'sAssa and IN
,.-,osnt waS in Mzscnie cemetery.
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The rnaan fse.ee il ire enss ssaasez's ssSs a -
:. = ,ssssrisI sa<xrsag cars fsora tAe Fscsae cA<
- sSs esss a & Marin. ~ stelet aseIS s1
ss~~rss street. Eossen block. u Essss~ AsSa@
essv dock- -4
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Tourist s,teplng cars daily t<fweon seattle
ont Chicago Tweafy-ese nises ths shortest
toose and eeyeo hours aa1 thsrsy-s'x minGsss In
advance O. cos1 peF.ng lines A. Calssers. city
Seees sSeat ia second street, bessoa eacek: Z
aoeksc. depos ticket agent. Seattle.
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nusser Year essser 81 iase has seen rss9s
rs 80 an = yc.r grocer tens kese
ts~ns' fancy ersansry. Ask tcs n sso oay 40
ceho.
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NEW rARAsoLs AND CMskEiiAS
We sass epxnea car sew ssocx- Chester
Csexyy.
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0fFkkkD II
/" -
| $1,000
ron nm
CURRENT Wv EEK
V4OO ~ ooa
$500 o o:a:., . =: a..ss''.0 .a's'a'a.
Neen-r.4.,, -. = r.,-....
49, 80.
.s.' q s.s.s..':
VtOV susdwax
e7Rn-choies La. IN phsn,.vs. .aA,...
VsOO Broadway.
| 81, 900 ess.s. :. >. 70, ..,.., !. Que.
Sl.10U cossase on fifia street. near
"a nnn-a.,. --.,.-
SA,UUV ATTIC,
S1,zuU .asiasa = '''''' - 1
ss. :, y: .1 s'sss s.:'s .,.s nd.
oz'ouo s.'ssr1.
m = r ssss ..ssa s' .As,s sss
10, xUU ".. 49," 49, ",ss o.sn. 90
.,...-.. 1880 '"0 'so0ss iso"
- -
| V4,VUU 1s.s,s - 49,. - - ~ "
~. 000-Hne bank Of eisy ioe hEiek-nak-
e'',: Eve 'os-
"a, oUU ss,..S,.N -, w &C., sno ., ssnosa
.s "osla sou'uol
! Hn- 000-iwc lots corner Of WALL Depot
az nno-rvo la. nn ,..4 .on.,., ,.,,,....
| 0O.VUV -. s->. 80 .su.'o' ao1sso's
- ''' - -
| OK kfln-Fun lot. with new nine room
me-, r .0o,s s0s'A Aa' Dan''s'' on Light
s@ss 'sss -
ei'a 'ues'A
An %AAHN-Tiv~ nev,~ sHScsus~- p>,.,s~.
VssOO Hin addition or 10 acres II the
| same rate.
X ..r.
~''ooo avsy'ar ground lease.
vssS on the nns Of che eeats :. Lake
sAoss 2 Eassesn railroad
| SO f10fl-Four new Oats and factiorsi lot
~SsSSS on sixth street, near Union
| 90 00n-eoxi0 feet on Ash strset near
vSsS Harrison. with three houses. eaea
| renting for Is: hot and COLI water AID barn:
strests are grsded
/ DO K00-lso feet front on Salmon hay. By
VSsOO~ 600 feet Deep
/ 90 snn-Ioe ana ne = II rom hons. .ou.h.
.,.ss .s !. s. ss.,, ., .:,s. md
I
| Nn soo-rD feet .ouar. ana .r.n hans.
| southeast corner Tenth and
| Cherry; the choicest ross5 snce property In the
| city.
| 40 enn-rvo loe.. Nth .,oa ,..,s.,..
V@~'0VO northwest corner Spring aad
| Mxfh strseta
| Sl .UU ~ su0 sasn Ssesn
! Aua1 nou's. 1ann'soeas visa
81. s.sse - .. ou.s'1
| oeorss Einnesr's restdenca
| Va, 4OO ns.avr -, -, :. r,,,,,..
county, W 's' s'aN
$l6.OOO-M1lO .ees. on Ini'o street.
near spring, Win oesn ana
ssVenssenfoo" NOUS.
SIS. O0O-sricayssd vslteauipped and
In running ORDER new ma
chinsry: capacity, asoo per day: with twenty
acres OF land
$1,000. , nj. 'ss..:s On y:
| improved machinery: capacity. $4,000 per day.
NO nnn-sax dve,,inr, and tvo ,torss
~. p :. !. reading '1 $50 pr month"; Tor
G1o nn0-Tvo lots. corner Of Front AMI
VAos~O Eagle ssreetA The inslds will
be sold separately Tor GO and the corner tor
souo
~|o'oo0 bic. yards On u. sound. %
ceo u .e'"- -
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70KLAS, SINGERMAN { co.

....OF The.
Removal Sale.
Our great removal sale will positively close o.
Saturday next and on the Ist Of June win CON-
mence moving into magnificent building
Front This is the last week you will be able
to obtain the wonderful
Bargains in Clothing,
Which we have been giving you for the past three
weeks Such offerings as are made in our Clothing
Department beyond competition. 1t is decidedly
your interest that you avail yourself Of these re-
auctions
Before We Move,
and this is last week in the present quarters You
understand that the goods we have marked down are
not only Of the best make but are of the latest style
thing considered
Children's Clothing.
We carry the most superb and largest assortment
and we have some rare bargains offer you in this
department. Without doubt there is not hand
somer nor choicer stock Of Chldrens Clothing in the
Northwest
We Close on Sunday.
Our entire store IS closed on Sunday. We IRE
the only clothing house in the city ttat absolutely
mains closed on Sunday. We also the only cloth
ing house which closes at o'clock week days. except
ING Saturday, when the closing hour is o'clock
Only This Week
will we remain in present quarters and this Is the
las, chance to avail yourself Of the Removal Sale
prices in Clothing You win miss il if you do not
make your purchase of Clothing early possible.
In Our New Store
We will have ready for your inspection stock Of
clothing just received. which added to present
stock viii place far beyond the range Of competition
Nothing like it has been displayed in the Northwest
On Monday, June 2,
We will commence moving. and during that time our
store will be closed for business. Our opening viii Be
ELL ~x~.1~ -, =
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Frank Msnnitold and his three soas
bought tickets Monday AZ The Canadian
Pacific agency for Care Town, Africa They
VII leave here Saturday morning for New
York. where they leave on June IL. on the
steamer Majestic foe London. They viii
leave the latter port July 10. on the
steamer Doric for their destination.
General Western Agent u r. F1sileys Of
the Duluth. South shore 4 Atlantic Rail-
night for Portland.
A secondhand steam motor for the
South Seattle cable railway arrived yes,es-
dav from san Francisco. over the Sorthsya
Paci6c.
Captain John Irving. manager Of the
Canadian Pacific Navigation empany. Was
In the city yesterday.
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Removal Sale.

Our great removal sale will positively close o.
Saturday next and on the Ist Of June we viii CON-
mence moving into magnificent building on
Front street. This is the last week you will be able
to obtain the wonderful
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DY A. =. HAVEN.
supported By Mr. WILLIAM HARRIS -
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. and N excellent
company, under the direction OF Mr. Arthur Z
Miller.
n. B.-No advance in prices
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06
Sold a tented bicycle.

a man giving the name of d. johnson, Ebbitt
House, called at George S. Atwater & Bro IS
store, 1880 Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday
morning about 0 o'clock and hired safety
bicycle. Shortly afterward he attempted to
pawn the machine at Gross & Wiley's pawn
shop, on street. Suspectng something wrong,
the pawnbrokers refused to take the machine,
and had the man followed. lie succeeded in
selling the machine to a clerk in MoXley's drug
store for $25. The clerk paid for it with a check
on the Traders National Bank. The man who
was shadowing johnson communicated his sus-
picions to the clerk, and the latter Immediately
started for the bank, where he found johnson
collecting the money, and had him arrested.
Mr.. Atwater identified the thief and his prop
erty johnson had possessed himself of blank
billhead of b. +. Daliin, cycle dealer on New
York avenue, and had made the same out, re-
eeipted to himself, under another name. 4
check was also found upon him made out to
the order of George S. Atwater & Co. for $l35.
Mr.. Atwater valued the slolen machine at 500.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06

propose to build an iron railroad bridge on the
piers of the Free Bridge, and under the roadway
Potomac. A bill to incorporate the company
has been introduced in the House.
The members of the Waugh NJ. E. Church
rendered red, reception to their new pastor, Rey.
A. Z. Gibson, and Mrs. Gibson, Thursday night.
--Accordlng to the report, April l, of the
of the District of Columbia, is Sl9,663,05, bgng
fund and otherwise since ' July /. 1873 The total
amount Of 365 per cent. bonds outstanding is
Sl4,O33600.
The new Sunday-school chapel of the Con-
Gordia German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Twentieth and G streets northwest, will be
dedicated this afternoon at o'clock.
John A. Richardson, B. & P. gateman at the
Benning's railroad crossing will have to stand
yesterday oyerruled the motion to quash the in
dctment. Richardson is charged with causing
failing to lower the gate, by which failure it is
alleged, a wagon containing deceased and others
was driven on the railroad track and four per-
-Messrs. NJ. w. Gait, Bro. & Co.'s display of
very elegant jcwelry, fancy SilYerware, and the
thousand and one beautiful articles suitable for
presents at this season, as we'll as for souvenirs
1t is surprising at what small outlay articles of
genuine beauty, productions of the gold and sill
yersmiths' art, can in these days be procured
Europe for Sl60, including Paris, London,
Call or address w. p. Van Wlckle, 1925 Fennsyl-
Yania avenue.
Bradbury pianos sold on $40 payments. L.
q. Smith, l2?5 Pennsylvania avenue.
"A great sensation was caused one day in May
1888, by the discovery at the Treasury Depart
ment here that a package which should have
contained Sal 900 was stuffed with blank paper
The package had been shipped here by express
from the American Exchange National Bank, OF
New York. No clue to the thief was found al
the time. About year later Edmund SturgiE
Crawford, a clerk in the bank, resigned on ac
count of ill-health and went to Honduras. a
detective employed by the bank followed him
Recently the detective got evidence enough
against Crawford to warrant his arrest, which
was effected the other day at Tegucigalpa. Craw
ford is said to have confessed, duplicating two
other persons large part of the money ha
been recovered.
Residents of street northwest have almos
unanimously protested to the Commissioner
against the proposed cross-t town railroad whicl
has been planned TO run through the street.
"A divorce has been granted to Annie NJ
/ Isaacs from Glenn w. Isaacs.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06
Ar4st1u,r SalHa+
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BULLETIN OF AUCTIOX SALES
BY
DUNCANSON BROS,
AuctiOneers,


TUESDAY, APRIL s. for f. II. Smith, trus-
tee, Brick Houses Nos. 1926 and 122S Eighth street
northwest, at 5 O'Clock p NJ
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, at o'clock p. NJ,
Fine Building Lot on Twenty-second street, near
NJ street northwest. Lot 5, square TO-
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, at O'Clock, Large
Brick House. No. 46S street southwest and two
Small Brick Houses on alley in rear.
FRIDAY, APRIL il, at o'clock p NJ, Three
Story Brick House, No. 1919 E street northwest
Lot 16.8xSS.6.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL s, Blooded Sor-
rel Horse, at IL O'Clock, AuctiOn-R Rooms, Ninth
and streets northwest.
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, Fine Farm of about
tifty-two acres, on Anacostia road, near New
Bridge, at Pennsylvania avenue, at 5 o'clock p.
M. w. w. Boarman and H. A. Singer, trustees.
WEDNESDAY; April l6 Fine Building Lot in
whitney Close at O'Clock p. NJ, by George
E. Emmons and c. B. Rheem, trustees.
THURSDAY, APRIL17, Fine Wharf Property.
corner of N and Fourth streets southeast, at
O'Clock p. NJ. James g. Payne, trustee.
REAL ESTATE, BOND, AND STOCK
SALES A SPECIALITY.
BY DUNCANSON BROS.