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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nEC. ". STICNNEY, Auctioneer. 936 r a.

fsaEMpToRy SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
NUk cFoRMERLY SEVENTH sTREET EX-
TENDED, ADJOINING THE POWER HOUSE
OF THE yUDSON RAILROAD AND FRONTING
.Qs FEET ON sAlDAvENUE ,-
front Of the prc.nisea ON WEDNESDAY The FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1890 st FIVE O'CLOCK PM
Terms made known at time Of sale $3.50 deposit
viii be required Terms to be complied with in fifteen
's ssSldaa.p a''nAaE o. W. sTrcxNEY. Auc,ioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
L ING LOTS NEAR .. 8. CAPITOL AT AUG
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 1, 1890. AT FIVE
M will sell one Large Lot 40 feet l0 inches by
1O3 feet making three beautiful building lots only
feet south OF the capitol south Capitol street.
being part of lots and square esq., and to the
sold o the govern for s277,OOO Plenty of room
TOR three good houses The committee public
buildings has just ended government
Of all lots square 6S9 to and adjoining the lots
herein offered.
These Lots arc high and overlook Arlington, Alex
andra and the Virginia hills and will be offered the
highest bidder The 1hrse Lots will lie sold separately
or together Is may be desired This Is unquestiona-
bly, among the best opportunities to buy Lots both
fIom the builders and the investors standpoint that
is offered In the city today, this ground rap
idly enhance in value is singular fact that these
to he bought for about half of what property
more than three miles distant in the northwest section
brings
Terms Of sale: ne.third cash: balance one ana two
terest. payable semi annually. $500 cash at day of
sale, loo each lot Ii purchaser fails to com
Ply with terms OF sale within ten days right is re-
served to resell at cost Of defautg purchaser after
nve days advertlslnK. AshfUfds abstract
s25-6t Auctioneers
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TENHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
ihuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTH
STEEEr BETWEEN l. AND NJ SWEETS


By virtue OF deed Of trust dated 9th day of De-
ceinher. A ID. 1885, and duly recorded in iiber NO
l4o folio 1859, ct of the land ccords of the
District OF Columbia, and by direction Of the party
secured thereby will sell pubic in front
OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,, HE IIRST DAY
or OCTOBER, 1890. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK I'M. the
iollowlnR described property i'll District aforesaid,
VII: Being part OF lot numbered 49, in L. l.. sanders
ct a g subdivision IN square No ga, per plat re-
corded il ilDer C. H. b. oo II TO- the land records
OF the surveyors Office Of the District of Columbia
beginning for The same feet lOb inches south OF
the northwest Of said lot and running thence
south On 10Th street west feet y inches thence
Thence north ii feet n inches, thence 10 feet
inches To the Place OF beginning. with
10Th street northwest.
Terms: Sl,50u. with interest from 10th December
1881. to day OF sae and expenses this sale in cash.
balance In one and two years, with interest and
cured by deed OF trust the roperty, all cash
All recording and conyeyancing Of purchaser
deposit OF 400 will be required OF sale, and
II terms are not complied with i'm ten days day Of
sale the Trustees the right resell the Prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defatinR purchaser
FRANK L. RAWLINGS, ! r,..
s13-G&ds PHILIP A. DARNEfLLE,} AfuS'eeS'
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A London Divorce Sensation.

London society will be thrown into great
state OF excitement when II learns that Isadoro
Deiara, the favoritc drawing room and concert
singer OF the season. is about to DO made CORE
spondent in divorce suit. Petition for such
an action was filed on Friday last by Capt.
Noel Norcott Winters, on tho retired list. re-
siding at 1902 Piccadilly. Delara, whose real
name is Cohen. pretends to be an Italian. is
tall and large, wears long hair and is noted for
singing passionate Italian airs At fashionable
gatherings
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A GROWING COUNTRY.
Populations as Reported by the Census
Office.

The Census Bureau has announced the popu-
iations OF cities and towns. as follows: Brad
ford, Pa. 1O.47s; increase. 1.2sl, or 1873 per
cent Dubois. Pa, 6,I37; increase, S.4l9. or
l2575 per cent Lock Haven, Pa, 1850; in
crease, l.5O5. or ISIS per cent. williamsport.
Pa, 1850; increase, LIB, or 4e.l7 per cent.
Beliaire, Ohio, 9.90l; increase, l,876. or 20. 50
per cent. Marietta, Ohio. G. 53l; increase. !. Os7
or l9S per cent Martinsburg, Ohio, 6247;
increase, 242s, OF 63.25 per cent. Zanesyillc,
Ohio. 2l.il7; inc ease. 3C0i. or I6 IS per cent.
San Francisco, Ca. 297. ESQ., increase "a OBJ. or
2I.3I per cent San Jose. Cal. Is. OF; increase.
o,46O. or A. - per cent Fort Scott. Kan,
1lrS3I; increase, 6,465, or 100. IS per cent Ar
kansas, Kan. 1854; increase, 1892. or 725 AZ
per cent. wingfeld, Kan. STAT: increase.
2,sos, or 50. IS per cent Parsons, Kan. 6. 1876;
increase, ASST, or 60.42 per cent Emporia'
han, $50; increase. 2,9l9. or 6303 per cent.
Canton. Ill, $3.50; increase. s!7. or As. Sc per
cent Gaiesburg. I'LL. l5,2l2; increase, 3.75S, or
AIS. or 50. IS per cent. sMonmouth. H., Ss37;
increase, s37, or 1914 per cent Peoria, Ill,
4o.75S; increase, ll.499 or 80 80 per cent.
Rock Island Ill, Is, 5S6; increase, 1881. or I6 81
per cent Butte City. Mont. 10, 7bl; increase.
1,33s, or 2ls. 20 per cent. Helena Mont. l3. S34
increase. 10 2I0, or 2sl. 70 per cent Americus,
Ga. 6.355; increase. 2,700. or "A % per cent,
Coldwater City, Mich. 5,462; increase. 7Sl, OF
l66s per cent Battle Creek, Mich. I309O: in
crease, COZ, or s5.SS per cent Jackson City
Mich, ~. l79; increase, 4,674, or 20 OF per cent
Adrian. Mich. 9,239; increase, 1880, or IT, II
per cent Monroe, Mich, 5.246; increase. SIG,
or GAL per cent Ann Arbor, Mich. 95O9; in.
crease, LAS, or 1916 per cent Ypsilanti
Mich, 6l2s; increase, liza, or ~. IS per cent
Detroit Mich, 205, $50; increase SO 500 or 76 Is
per cent st. Cloud. Mimi. 6,532; increase
4.OIV. or l65.3l per cent. Binghamton, n. Y
35,093; increase, l7.776, or lO2. IS per cent
Corning, y. Y, $3.50; increase. S.75i, or IS II
per cent Elmira, n. Y, 2s,070; increase
1879. or 3665 per cent. Hornellsville, n. Y,
u, s4S; increase. 2, 753. or So SO per cent Tota
for territory OF Oklahoma, 81, 7Ol; Gree,
county. Indian territory. 5,sS7; city of King.
fisher. Okla, l.l3s; Oklahoma City, Okla, A.
i3s; Guthrie, Okla, ssh.
The population OF the state Of Montana 1,
l3l,Ica. In 1880 the population was 3a,l
Increase. s2,6lo, or 296. so per cent
Dir. ". Ii. Olcott Of tho Census Bureau ha,
gone to New York to confer with Mayor Gran,
An regard to the method Of taking the proposed
Deaace census Of that city.
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Sorry for the Postmaster.

Yesterday was pay day at the city post office,
the last under Postmaster Ross administration.
In order to get all the accounts straight az
early in the day as possible the clerks and car
riers were all drawn up IN line before the
cashiers desk waiting for their shares of silver
and paper money. A stranger wandering curl
ously around the ramshackle post Office build
ing saw the long line and inquired Of ono of
the officials what the reason might be for the
gathering. You know" said the latter earn
estly, ''tllere has been q change OF postmastery
and those men You soc there are q part OF the
morning delegation OF would-be letter shutters
under the new administration" The stranger
turned YEARLY Away with a remark about the
amazing greed and rapacity Of the modern
Office seeker. That was ali, but he did feel
sorry for the new postmaster.
LON ceiling yoPy fast In Waalev Hal~hk~
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4 great stride ahead toward the goal of
American naval supremacy was taken today
v4sn the Secretary Of the Navy, through the
prexy OF his assistants, opened bids for four
vesusls Of the highest type. reported in another
eolnmn Of THE STAR. There are to be three
batele ships Of 5000 tons each and one cruiser
Il 500 tons--the former to cost no. more than
o4000, 900 each and the latter 90, 700, 000
The battle ships are to heavily armed and
armored and are to make at least fifteen knots
a hour. The cruiser is jocularly known in
he department as THE Pirate" being de-
signed with three screws instead Of the Gus
eomary pair and to make twenty knots an hour,
- one knot higher than is ordinarily required
The battle ships must be completed within
three years from the date of the contract and
The cruiser within two and a hall years.
THE BIDDING
for these ships marks a new era in the history
of American naval construction, as each of the
two classes Of work represented is a type that
thas hitherto been quite untried on this side of
he Atlantic. There are no regular battle ships,
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TO.yIORROW.

COMMENCING TOMORROW, OCTOBER FIRST.
~ 1890. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ DAILY, GREAT
SALE OF DRY GOODS. CLOAKS. SILKS AND
vELYETS, FINE DRESS GOODS. LADIES',
MEMS AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
TABLE LlNENS,TOWELS. SHEETINGS,w HITE
SPREADS, ANkETS,COMFORTS, PARASOI.S.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. CORSETS, FINE CAS-.
Sinners AND BkOADCLOTHS FLANNELS.
COITONS, isC., &c.
SALE DAILY AT 72i SEVENTH STREET NORTH.
WEST UNTIL THE ENTIEE STOCK is DISPOSED
OF.
LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND, AS
GOODS WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
s3U-Sts FOLEY Auctioneer
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PROPOSALS.

Il QuarteImsster's Once. Washington D. e., SCI tenn
Der 20 lS90-Sealed proposals., IN duplicate subject
to usual Conditions will lie received this ONCE
Sntil EiExEA O'CLOCK A. NJ, MONDAY, cCIU-
BIER TWENTIETH. 1890, and the q opened for fur
n,shing delivering this depot Five Isl Artllery
Horses. Preference given TO articles este pr-
ducton- Full description of the horses and any in
foraten required VIII be furnished arpca tlcn to
this Office The sea ed proposals should be marked
Proposals for Horses and addressed the under
signed Il DANDY, Del u,y Quartermaster General
U. 5. Army. Depot Quartermasier s3s-3t
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Dn L1oHrHrL1
Has resumed his practice and removed his ONCE 70
his residence
l4ll ST. NV
EARLY MANIFESTATION OF CONSUMPTION

II person has an obstinate cough, which COM
menced without any obvious cause. cough which is
at FIRST dry and hacking. end subsequently ATTENDED
Tor time with frothy MISUNDERSTANDING xpe
toraton. accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss Of flesh, slight extent he Ia
all probability consumptive. IT, besides. there be
Eoenoptyss splitting Of blood. to the amount
OF drachm, the probability is increased to almost
certainty. IT, i'll addition to these symptoms, the
breathing becomes harsh, hurried and deep inspirs-
tons evoke few clicks Of dry and cracking sound.
if the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there be little doubt that the person is suffering
from consumption.
If person. free from dysentcry and who has not re-
sided in tropical climates. suffers from obstinate diar-
rh1a which goes Month alter til, with slight
remission or internission. even though there be no
cough. ne is most Likely consumpive Should this
diarrha be followed By chest symptoms slight
est amount, the existence Of consumption is alb
solute cei tainty. II q young adult. not addicted
TO enervating habits and not leading u dissolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight is in
all probability, consumptive, though no chest symp-
toms shonid have appeared. When such. however.
manifest themselves additionally the cstablis
Of consumption Is almost fixed fact. In all cases
where any the described make their
appearance We should advise immediate examine
ton Of the cheat aud prompt resort to appropriate
treatment
Atan early stage Of consumption radical cure can
he frequently effected. and health placed upon firm
and permanent footing, while with every step in nd
vance which the disease allowed to take the chances
for Perfect recovery diminish correspondence Our
readers must bear in mind that the most skful and
Efficient treatment do more than TO make sound
aud useful much VI the lungs IL present the
TINE when the progress of consumption becomes sus-
pended No means earth replace the lung It's
which has been destroyed BY the liberated pro-
cess. The earlier therefore. consumption attended
to- the better are the chances for satifactory resul
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THE SALE Of lots will close the 25th of Oc-
tober. Wesley Heights.
Yesterday,s BAN Games.

Yesterdays ball games resulted az follows:
National League.-Pittsonrg, 10; PhiladeI-
phia, i. Brooklyn, 4; Cleveland, 8 90 innings).
Chicago, 6; Boston, 4. Cincinnati, 8; New
York, "a
Players League ittsburs, s; Philadelphia,
L Boston. q; Buffalo, 1. Chicago, 8; Brook
Ign, (l0 mnings). New York. 8; Cleveland. Z.
American Observation-Disclosures IA; Ath-
ietic, z Toledo, 6; Rochester. 1. LouisyiIle.
!; Baltimore, o called eighth inning).
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Baptists lndorse tho Administration.
The American Baptist national convention
ct Louisville, KY, has endorsed the action
OF President Harrison in approving the anti
lottery bill and Postmaster General Wanna
maker for his order excluding obscene hters-
ture from tho mails.
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DOWNING. Auctioneer.
4 ''0 Tue ''0"ee'
CHAScEnY SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF

CHANCEHY SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Ap0IHhiC "a, y, STORE; No: 624 II STREET,
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET NURi HEAST
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed on the 10Th day OF Sep
telnDer 1917, Ia equity cause numbered lo63L I
will ON II l.SDAY, the SECOND DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1890, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ, on the premises offer for sale at public auction
TO best and highest bidder therefor all the
in trade ind trade txures .uding counters, seiv-
Ing &c. OF the dr2 business lately carried the
premises numbered ga st. ut the 9Th st.
The terms Of sale will be cash. Premises will be
open two hours before sale for inspection.
s-0-dSds OWN q. CUTTER. Receiver
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WM. LOWENTHAL. Auctioneer.
N OH eth at nv

STOCK OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS CROCK
EkY, GLASS AND TIN WARE. &c. &c
SALE Al Sl7 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
CONTINUED UNTIL EVERY ARTICLE Is SOLD.
NO RESERVE. WM LOWENTHAL.
Il
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN AND I

SHEETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of n deed Of trust duly recorded among
the land records Of the District of Columbia in Iber
folio 443 ct seq and at the written request OF
the holder OF the note secured the hereinafter de-
scribed lot. shall sell at public auction front
OF OCTOBER, 1890, ut FIVE O'CLOCK PM, ali
that certain Parcel Of ground lying and being in the
city of Washington in d District aud known as lot
ll9 Denisons recorded subdivision of certain lots
i'll square o. together with the improvements, Sc
consisting OF new Three-story Brick House.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. residue IN two equal
1nstallfEchts, At one and two respectively
cent interest payable half yearly. secured by deed
trust on the property. all cash. at option pur-
chaser. 500 deposit ut time OF sale. All convey
ancng, &C. at purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied
with in ten days trustees the right aver-
tise and sell at default ing purchasers and risk
REDtOi:D ". WALKElLl r..,....
s2O-10t GEORGE II. BALDWIN AFustees'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA

Two-sroRY BRICK HOUSE No EOS d STREET
Il NORTHEAST AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRD. ct
part of
LOT o, SQUARE 500.
fronting IL feet by depth OF as feet improved By
Wel-built rwe-story BrIck-sx rooms, bath and mod
ern copvenience& comfortable home good for in
vestment.
Terms: One third cash. balance in one and two years;
notes to bear cent interest from dag OF sse
able semi annually aud be secured by OF trust
on property or all cash at option u purchaser CON-
vey ancing &C, At of purchaser Terms be com
Piled with in ten days otherwise resale and cost
o defauting purchaser after iye days OF such
resale in newspaper published IN Washington d.
c. deTosit Of ol00 required at sale.
s29-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" s AND gSt MpkOvkD REAL ESTATE IN TIL

So NE 81 Of 1dE CITY.
by virtue of . decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
Dsulct OF Co uinba passed il Equity cause No.
SiSf Will offer lor sale ut pub ic auction front
o. the premises on TUESDAY. the FOUhrEENrH
DAn u OCTOBER, 1890, at HALF-PAST FIVE
OCOgh r. ~. the following described keal Estnte.
slusse ia the ~ OF Washington and District Of Co
iumps. 10 wit: All Of original lots numbered one Id
Two Cd and three ,3) Ia square numbered nine hun
bred and ninetyone c0DIi and also part Of original
iot numbered fourteen t14b In said square numbered
nine hund ed and ninety lone (09l. BEGINNING .or
SAID part at the southeast corner OF said lot num-
Perez fomseen I'D. and running thence north along
tne nne OF Iwith street east TWENTY-FIVE ce2) feet
t tnence west seyenty,six 40, feet thence south
C feot thence east seventy six t16) feet
70 the tscs Of BEGINNING Said lot three is improved
Is , 9ns-shird % the purchase money in cash
Anu INC uaixuce IN two equal nstallments at aud
Two year from the day OF SALE with interest .. the
rue ~ per cont Per sunum payable semi annually
winch oeIerred payments are to be secured by the
Yronssory notes Of the purchaser purchasers and
deed or desds OF trust the real estate sold The
Whole purchase ioney be paid in cash. at the OPP
uou OF the purchaser. 500 will be required on each
piece OF zeal estate as soon as the same Is bid OF.
the purchaser or shall fail 10 comply with
the terms OF sale within days after the day sale
the property sold 20 him. her them will be resold
HIS her or their tisk and cost All eonvsyancing aud
w.,r,, A. + HoLTzMAN. Trustee.
NT CLAIR PrGuNER AvrCTT0NpER an, pa
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IL go Pennsylvania ava n ~
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

SEvENTY-fIVE BARRELS LYON BRAND PORT
LAND CEMENT At AUCTION. TO COVER
STORAGE AND CHARGES.
On FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIRD, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK AN. at our salesrooms, 92C
Pennsylvania avenue north west, we Will sell
SEVENTY-FIVE BAnKELS PORTLAND CEMENT
hYON BRANDT
In lots to suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
s.9-dts RADCLIFFE, DARR CO
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FUTURE DAYS.
SALE
HIGH COST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE,
No. l42S MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH.


ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH, COMMENC-
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN, we shall sell at resi-
dence No 142S Massac husetts avenue northwest q
Choice Collection Of Household Furniture. Carpets,
&c.
ONE OVER STUFF PiRLOR SUITE UPHOL-
STERED WITH WILTON RUGS. EASY CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED IN BROCKATELLE, CHERRY
CENTER TABLES. HAND-PAINrED SCREENS,
CHERRY EASELS, OIL PAINTING BY DURAND,
PORTIEEES. BRONZE STANDING LAMP
HANDSOME CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE,
PLATE GLASS: ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER
SUITES. LADIES' WRITING DESK. HANDSOME
ANTIQUE OAK HALL RACK, EXTRA SIZE
PLATE GLASS CHIFFONIER, WICKER
COUCHES AND CHAIRS. ELEGANT ANTIQUE
OAK BUFFET, PEDESTAL EXTENSION
TABLE AND CHAIRS TO MATCH, WALNUT
BOOK CASES AND LIBRARY TABLE, OAK RE-
FRIGERArOR. MANTEL CLOCK, FUR RUGS.
BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE BRUSSELS CARPET
THROUGHOUT HOUSE.
We call the attention Of the public to this SALE as
one out Of the usual le Of house sales The articles
above enumerated comparatively new the latest
designs and most durable manufacture Parties con-
templating should not fail to attend the
SALE.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co..
ol-ot Auctioneera
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THE Rune GSfhsf MEsf hs Eo ut fuwrs,
D siiit ka nhSh Ms srhENplp scLSkRY;
TRAINS LEAVE S sssi IA, $40 sov STATION
SokNLh on era AAD Is Sit, Eiis 5. As FoIioSs:
tor tls6uIg and the Nest. chicago Limited a rti.s.
hast Line, IO:5O am daily to CHeSso. uolu Ia
snd 81 Louis. with slerping Cars ron IIarfIs-
Altoona TO Chicago: 81 Louis. chiSaeo and cin:
inson r. hhpfesr 5;Op M dslly ralor Car Wash
SerE 10 81. Louis, Chicago and CINCINNATI. and
olnsImnau Western Express. at 40 nm daily
MN Sleeping Cars v Aslington TO chicago aud 81
sleeIers Tor Loe.svile and Memphis iuiill an
Pace EIp press 10 90 m daily ior Pa SS ana
ns West WITH through Sleeper TO httsbu-g. and
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Name. Canandaisua. dorchester ana Niagara Fan,
For iLie Sanandalgua and Rochester daily; for Buf.
islI aa NIAGARA daily except saturday 10 90 pm.
Fer NllIisnIspott Lock haven and E1niIa al 10 50A
For Niliiaisas ssSTr aa aI ) 30 pm.
fOE PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND TIE EAST
s 80 idS 80 anna anna II 20 20 Ann am On ie SuS,s
IVY p pao Ann 2i9 s;l5. 20 lo:oS and
Cars. 9i40 Am: e4lly. except sunday. Tor Nov
lork only Limited LITtess with Dnins Car 5 90 a
ron PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
lslress. sunca, only. 5:4O PIN I'm oAi';
Sr f srSSsy y'SaS en1nss pm every day
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Amer Hftord.
my direct transfer fultCu street AVOIDING ioups
- ierflage Icross New lOIk city.
DAILY.
For nal!ipOre 80 7;.Gs:lo 900. o:4o 10 90.
S:ou, 400 4 :2u. go, 5:UO. 54U. 600. 40
1O;0o lnd 20 I'm. On SUNDAY 300, ysOa
lO:oUi 1850 am. 10. 3:l5 $3.50. 90 4 "a
200. > 80. y 900. 40 10 20 aud IL 20 pn,
foil oSs Creek Line. 20 ain. anu ALSO p daily
- except sunday
For Annapolis, 10 and 300 am. IL .o5 and 20
aha Ago Pm
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT MAY II. 1890
lo:39 am. ~ .li noon, EOS. $50 AZ. s:5SS
6Dl. s.t2, 1905 aud 80 n IA. ON sunday a:
800 q 40. $50 1857 am. 2:30. col. ssO3
Accommodation tor Quantico. 3 As am. and SIS
pm. week days. :45 sundays
For hlchmond and tie south, 80 and l057 am
Trains leave Alexandra Tor ashn eton .O5. .O5
500, ylo. lO:l5, II :Ol am; l:2o. 90. 3s5Q
b:lO, 800. 90. ~; 10 Sc and IL ;us pm ON
Sunday al Va La j "a a. H.: 200. > Az "a
- ~. .: 10 and lO::G pan
Tickets ana information ut the ofhce. northeast
ner 18th II. and lennsy wanna avenue. and At the
statlon where orders can lie left Tor the checkng -
b1gea-e 10 cstinatiOn from hotels and resldences
General Manager. rmyl2l G,neiaI Passenger Agent
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHoKT houTE TO LONDON

CHOkT hOUTE TO LONDON,
- NOkDDEl1sCEkk LLOYD q. O. co
hast L1press SteLmers
To SoutLlinl,to 6Londoll, hAvfel, Bremen-
Lain. We'd, Oct. j. AIN; Eider, sat. Oct 4. 10
Am. Allet, y ed, Oct B. pm: fuIaa sat, Oct
IL. nm. Merra. Iues. Oct. IA. $3.50 m. ssAe.
" ed. Oct H. am.
Comfortsble state rooms, excellent table, Injurious
ssioOn appointments. llices: let cabin "a and up
Nnid lefIh, according locston "a cabin. coo an
scnIt; steeIags NJ low izto& Atpb " L. y.
LROUR SO Penn ave s2s
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Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
l. Steamer GEO. LEARY, from 7th-st wharf Mon
days wednesdays and friday, AT pm. ExCLUs IvE
SONNECIlUN WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
SIEAMERS. fare: a. single: round trip So Tickets
md rooms at b. nd U. ticket vfices Jl0 and 1891
Pa. ave, and uawley's 14th aud New York ave Tor
further information Inquire comIspys office on the
wharf Telephone cali S45-a NM L. MkLCh snpt
and zen. agent ulit
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ct CLAIR rECHNER. AUCTIONEER. Oil PA
~ 49,, under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
Esa kstatA Prompt settlement; reasonable chasees.