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SHE WANTS HER JEWELRY.s
Mrs. Franklin Has Her Discarded
Lover Arrested for Stealing 1t.

Elijah Covert OF 6S7 Herkimer street. Brook
Ign, was arrested Wednesday night on the CON-
plant of Mrs. Maggie Franklin of Sheffield
avenue, who accused him of having stolen he I
gold watch and chain. diamond ring and
other articles OF jewelry, including her mar
riage ring. Mrs. Franklin is the wife of
Mathew Franklin, Wholesale glass dealer.
They were married twelve years ago and lived
happily together In Reid avenue with their two
children until couple of years ago. when Mrs.
Franklin became acquainted with Covert
through a street car Irritation Mrs. Franklin
finally clipped with Covert, taking her two chill
dren with her.
A week or so ago a meeting took place be.
tween her and her husband at which it was ar
ranged that she should give up Covert and re-
turn to hive with him. Mrs. Franklin thus ex-
planned the cause of Coverts arrest: when
my husband expressed his Willingness to take
me and our two children back, he told me tina,
| would have to bring my iewelry along. Cover,
had taken the jewelry from me several months
before and pawnedit He refused to restore it.
and as l had never given it to him, / swore out
a warrant for his arrest"
Covert says that Mrs Franklin gave him the
jewelry, and that he disposed of it as directed
by her. He has been placed under bonds to
answer September 10,
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A GLOBE TROTTER AT TWELVE.
Little Douglass Ross Arrives From Aus
tralia for Washington Territory.

Among the crowd Of immigrants who left
the New York barge Office yesterday for differ
ent points i'll the west was pretty little twelve,
year-old boy who arrived from Hamburg on
the steamer Waesland. The young traveller
was Douglass Ross, who, in spite of his youth
has seen more OF the world than most men see
during their entire lives. lie has already Wis
tied Australia. Chill and Panama and always
went alone. The little satcbel which contained
his clothes was plastered all over with RAILROAD,
steamship and express companies tags fro-n
the countries he had visited. He Is hound
now fo- Washington Te r'tory, where his
parents reside.
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The Alliance Causes a Good Story.
From the Pioneer Press,

One Of the ablest men in the House g Jadge
David B. Culberson Of Texas. The other dey
he entered the cloak room while severa' dem
ocrat'c' members were commenting upon the
havoc made by the Farmers Alliance in the
south. Information had jus. been zee we'd Of
the defeat Of a well-known Congressman seek
ing denomination. He had done everything
that could be done to placate me at.ance eariy
in the season. He had io;, ed It and swallowed
its subt'oasury scheme He oven went step
further. He introduced n bill as far ahead OF
the subtreasury scheme N extravaganza as ti.ut
scheme Is ahead OF the strongest protect 9
tariff. 1t was all in vain. The ali ance ran
yer him and left him crying bloody murder.
'Fis case" remarked the judge, ''reminds
me Of story Of q man once knew in Texas.
He was riding over rough road behind yoke
OF oxen. He sat in the forward end of the cart
upon pile OF boxes. As the wheel dropped
into a rut the pile toppled. He lost his balance
and fell out OF the cart He was afraid that
the wheel would run owe him and he loudly
shouted 'Whoag before he struck the ground.
1t was too late. The wheel did 60 over him.
But this was not ali He shouted Whoa 30
loud and long that the oxen stopped and backed
the cart. The wheel went over tim a second
time"
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| MURDET;ED ANOTHER MANS WIFE
Mrs. Lena Matthias OF Decatur Found
Dead With Her Throat Cut.

A great sensation was caused at Decatur, ILL.,,
Wednesday by the murder of married woman
and the attempted suicide Of the fleeing MUIR
derer. The body of Mrs. Lena Matthias, wife
of Col. Adam Matthias, was found with her
throat cut from ear &c ear. About the place
there was every appearance Of q struggle. One
stroke Of q razor or sharp knife killed. the
woman. She had evidently been dead eight or
nine hours. VIM. Crawford, aged twenty
seven. son of W. H. Crawford of Decatur, it was
believed, had committed the horrible crime,
and officers were sent eight miles in the coun.
try to run him down. He was discovered and
the officers gave chase through the timber.
As they gained on him Crawford cut his own
throat. He cannot live. Crawford had worked
for Col Matthias, who is in the hay and light
ming rod business and five years ago became
acquainted with Mrs. Matthias, whose age WINS
twenty -four, and whose maiden name was Lena
Culver. She was born and reared at Rochester,
Ind. What the relations Of the couple were ID
not known. The husband was jealous of Craw-
ford and let him go. Since his discharge the
woman had attempted to get Crawford to 60
away, as she feared that tragedy would be the
end Of the matter.
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ACCUSED OF FORGERY,
A Preacher Charged With Counterfeit.
Ing Affidavits in Pension Cases.

Rev. VIM. Edgell, a Methodist preacher and
notary public Of Brownstown. W. Va, has
been arrested by Special Government Agent
Roome on charge Of forging affidavits and
making illegal charges in pension cases. Ed
CELLS pension applicants had all been surpris-
ingly successful, their papers always being so
complete that none of them had been returned
for correction or addition. This fact attracted
the attention of the authorities, and some sus-
picion was aroused that all was not right, but
no proof Of crookedness was discovered until
the case of Mrs. Sarah Surger, the widow of an
ex-so!dier, came up. The government hunted
up tho alleged witnesses, and all of them testi-
ned that the signatures wero all forgeries, and
all were proven to be in the handwriting of
Edgell. lie was put under a heavy bond to
appear before the United States court for trial,
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CHICAGO BREWERIEs SOLD.
English Capitalists in Control of the
Beer Making of the Northwest.

Three more Of the leading Chicago breweries
Will soon be in the hands of English capitalists.
They are the mammoth plants of Ernst Bros.
Bartholomay Il Leicht and Michael Brand.
which form collectively the United States
Brewing Company. The purchase is in pursuit
of what seems to be well-defined plan to
bring all the important Chicago breweries into
the control OF English capitalists. The capital
OF the breweries now in the hands of English
men in Chicago is $4,000, 900. The three
brewer-es just purchased have combined
capacity of about 100000 barrels and their
aetna. output is about 400 900 barrels annually.
Tho deal was managed by the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank. and it is said that the En-
glishmen have agreed to pay Sc, OOO, 600 for the
three breweries. This purchase gives the
foreigners control of the local brewing industry
OF the entire northwest
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BISMARCK AND THE KAISER,
Friends Endeavoring to Bring About a
Reconciliation Between Them.

Confidential influences are at work in order
to bring about q conclusion to the feud which
exists between the kaiser and Prince Bismarck
While at Kissengen several people of high
rank approached the emperor with well-meant
counsels, to which he listened favorably, and,
in fact, he seems more accessible to such infiu-
euces shan when ie was at Friedrichsruhe,
where he always gave them the cold shoulde-.
satisfactory change may, therefore, be ex-
Prince Bismarck and the government, tho in
itiative in which was taken by friendly court
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FHRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON D STREET
l. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

By virtue of o decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding special in equity
PASSED IN equity cause No l22ls James Pollard ct 81
vs.. Charles Rome ct al viii sell on MONDAY THE
EIGHTH D. PAY ,S 81 SEPTEEk@BER, y. ls9o, At
promises all that certain piece Pc Land the
city OF wsshngson, p; C. Known .nd dsssTtbsd e
5S0. beginning for the same nth str set f. Al
feet wes from the southeast AZ lot three ~
said street 1873 feet u3 feet 8 lnchssI. thence
north ~ardy at right angl to said street
drs1 feet more less TO the line o. zaid lots
thsnce westward on s.d e.r line thirsesu y feet
inches. and thence soCthwari lily one bundled feet
more or less to beginn'ng. impfsvsa by II rams
house.
Terms Of sale One third cash balance In 70 equal
fnstsments, payable in and two year II ON data
OF SALE noes bearing tnte-est and TO be occurred By
purchaser A deposit OF sl00 at time . sale. Con-
veysncins. Gc, at sost OF Purchaser. Term. u be
prop rsy ct rsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
HEsRv WISE GAkNETI, Trustees
. 416 5ts street nw.
nIINGANQQN RR0S 4
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Some international Questions.

Sir John Thompson, the Canadian minister
Of justice, returned from England yesterday.
much attention. in England among all classes.
Sir Jo' n 10 in favor OF arbitration Of this ques-
ton.
In regard TO copyright he felt sure tho i'm
perial authorities woYld recognize Canada's
right to regulate that matter according to her
own interests. II was not difficult TO demon
strste 10 English public men that in the present
state Of the copyright Law Canada, while pro-
hibited from Engiish copyright works, was
open as boob market to american pirates.
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An Injunction to Prevent Their Publi-
cation Is Granted.

In the case Of the injunction applied for
against the editor of the London Star to pre-
vent his continuing the publication of the love
letters stolen from the Office of the Matrimonial
News during the confusion resulting from the
late proceedings for libel and the flight Of
Fraser Duncan, the proprietor, the editor, on
being brought into the court yesterday, admit
ted the wrong committed. He consented that
the injunction should be made perpetual.
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BROS. Aucio neers.

~ 9Th and sts NV.
MAGNIFICENT BLOCK OF GROUND. CONTAIN
ING NEARLY l75,00o SQUARE FEET. FRONT
ING ON FLORIDA AVENUE BOUNDARY
sTkEEr, PhDsPECT STREET sIXTEENTH
STREET AND FIFTEENTH STREET
TIE FINEST BLOCK OF GROUND IN THE cry
FOR SUBDIVISION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
THIRD, 1890 at FIVE O'CI OCK, We VIII sell in
front VI the premises, ali of
BLOCK z, MERIDIAN HILL
FRONTING OVER 400 FEET ON BOUNDARY
STREET, ABOUT 400 FEET ON SIXTEENTH
AND TlEuEESTH STREETS AND on PROS
This property is the best situated in the Dis
trct ana for Others could be subdiyded
TO great advantages II lies in the advancing section
and overooks the city. Achance seldom presented
here offered
Terms: Onefourth cash. balance in two fou and Eve
years. notes to bear por cent interest payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed Of on prop
sry or ali cash. at option OF purchaser deposit OF
81, 900 teqired at sae Terms to lie complled with
in twenty days otherwise right reserved to esel
risk and ccst of purchaser. Conveyancing, &C., at
purchasers cost. DUNCANSOS BIOS,
auSS-d&ds Auctioueers.
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ID Al oLrFfK Dlkk 4 CO. Au ii. \. zr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DzSIRABLr TWO STORY
BAY WINDOW BRICK q tUaE NO ii3

BAY WINDOW Brick JJSE No0 IN
FOUaIA sTkEET SOUTHEAST.
By III We Of deed Of trust duly rs,orded in Liber
Dstrc: q colamsih and q the eq1ss. Of the party
secured thersb1 vs. Will sell public sution IN front
oF sEtTEMBER 4 p: 1880 =. FIVE O'CLOCK.
Lot numbered forty two az ia Ballautyue ana WILL
ANS sa1diviso. Of "a. ct half q sa7sss numbered
pears recorded in B.ox 4 Subdivisions. r.. a.. n
psge lS4 and Of Ia Okla Of records OF the
gether With sll the easensnta hersditaments and an
purtensness TO the ssms belonging In snywise ap-
Terms: 1000 sash; balance 10 ons and two years
all cssh, ct the option Of the par ,haser
q 400 VIII be required at the time Of sale. the
terms Of eele are not complied with i'm nftesn days
nom the day Of sale tn trustees reserve the rxht 10
resell the property after i've days' advertisement q
ton DC All eoavsysndng Ss,s. the cost q The
pSsSeii .dEa. h Mas HrsAM Trustees.
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As age creeps rapidly upon the Prince VI
Wales no grows less frisky and his sedatsness
IL credited to virtne.-NeD York World
When young man says that Q girl has no
heart it is pretty sure sign that she has hia -
L1scTeHce american.
The crown princess Of Denmark 10 the tallest
princess In the world. Her height IL an
pounced 10 bs six feet three inches
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneer..

WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE UPHOLSTERED
NRAW elk; WALNUT CHAMBER SCITAS;
Nj TABLES; MaLNuf WhKDho DEs WHAT:
TThBLE; MIRRoRs; HALL RACK AND CHAIRS
WALNUT BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS AND " sSH,
SSThhNNDS; MhdTRLSskS; BIDDING: HEATINi
GRAIN CAhPETS AND Ml-CELL6NEOtS
COLLECTION OF HOUSRk EEPINGi AhTICC.ES
On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SECOND commenc-
No 4Ol 4th street corner northwesS 20 leraI as
the attention of buyers.
Iu2S-4t wAL,EV b. wI,JIAMS CO. Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.

u ATCLIFFE, DAIR L &C.. Auctioneers
H 920 Pennsylvania ave NV
LARGE COLLECTION or HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TUHE CARPETS. &C. CONTAINED IL THE
WkST
On thursday MORNING, SEPTEMBER
FOURTH, COMMENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK MI,
WILL SELL AT THE ABOVE NAMED uOUsE ALL
THE FURNITURE CONTAINED THEREIN,
con LISTING IN PART OF
PAhLOk SUITES,
WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH AND OTHER CHAMBER
SET MAkDROBEs. ROCKERS. TABLE S CHAIKS.
BEDSTEADS BUREAUS. WASHSTAND, Lou NGtS,
COTS, SIDEBOARD DINING CHAIlts REFRlGIR
ATuI. CARPETS. KUGS. &c.. &C.
Iis sale presents an excelenl opportunity to parties
refurnishing. RATCLIEFE DARE A Co
au23-ot Auctioneers
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Mr.. Scadley, henceiorth we are strangers"
might ask why, Maud-Misa Bluejeans?"
simply because you are unfaithful, sir. You
told me you could not call last night because
you had an engagement at the ratification
standing, my pa, who was there himself, in
forms me at O'Clock this morning be heard
you telling tree box and lamp post that
Annie Rooney was your sweetheart, SIR
Palaie,phta 6,S..
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
the advertising rates Of THE EVEN
mo STAR are only about half as high as those OF
other Washington papers. But cheapuess is
not the only merit It's serrice is better than
any otter paper in the city can possibly gire,
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Y ArcLIFFE. DARR & Co. Auc,ioneer.,


r ATCLiFfE. DARR CO, Auctioneers
~ go Pa ave- q v.
ENTIRE FuRNITCRE, CARPETS 60. CONTAINED
~ H0uSE No 11ot TWENTY-FiRST STREET
o,x cy,,,prp COMPRISING:
BEDSTkADS. BUREAUS. WhsHSTASD
SPRING, HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS AND BOiSTtRS EXIESHlON ia.
BE, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS
CARPETS AND RUGS
KITCHEN INEQUALITIES, &c, Ec
On MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER FIRST.
At TEN O'CLOCK. we viii Sc. at the above nsmei
heLse al the Furniture, CARPETS ~ Confirmed
terein, to VT CHI We invite the attention OF buyers,
RATCIIFEE DARR Il co,
tuSS-ot ApctiOueers
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Observation-Disclosures.

4 HERRf-ST0NE COTTAGE-BATHING, BOAT
~ ing, Fishing. Oysters Crabs. CLANS. fish. No Mos
qultoes 10 Malaria Colo. pure soft Water Steam ers
twice daily from Old Point 10 Cape Charles; rail TO
Cheriton station; bus to cottage. Terms 81 rs per
oas; $40 per week. $50 .or weeks
J. b. WISE,
iy2-2m Cherry stone p o.. Northampton Co Va
fNoLoSIAL BkACH, VA, 6S MILES FROM WASH
~ lnston, on the Lower Potomac now offers for the
month OF August special reduced prices, from IS
Sl2 Per week. Fishing, grabbing, boating, dancius
aud other em9sements Also the finest nsh DIM er
served on the Potomac river for DOC.
au1-lra 7. CRUMP, Prorrietcr
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PARLoR SUITE. WINDOW aANGINGs. BpUs.
sLkS AND INGkAIN CARPETS, Hall AND
STAIR CARPETS SEVERAL wARDROBES,
EAIkNsION TABLES, CHAIRS. WALNUT AND
PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SUITES
AND ODD PIECES, MATTRESSES, PILLOWS
AND BOLSTEhS. SPRINGS. HEATING STOVES,
BEDDiNG AND BED LINEN. CHINA AMI
GLASS WARE, COOKING UTENSILS, NC
On MONDAY, sEPTEMBkR FIRST, $780, com
mencing at HALF-PAsT NINE O'CLOCK M a,
residence No. 81 street between I'd and street.
northwest, will sell the above effects.
Terms cash. Goods to be removed Mt once.
au2o-9t THOMAS DOWNING Anctionaar
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~ 9oU Teunsyiyauin ave m

LARGE AND PEREMpTOnY SALE OF 4. LARGE
SSInCk OF DRY uOoDS. COMPRISING SILKS,
piUhhES, DRESS GOODS. CANBRfCS SfI-
VETS. CASs,IME KE-, rRINTS, LADIES, AND
5hSiS GNDEEMEAR. Dktss SHIRTS, Hos.
lER1. ILANNELS. GO>SAMERS, UANhETS
C0MtohIS. TEkE AID. SrOol. COTTON, Coz.
s Sh p bG s, IONS &c, Sc IoGEI HER VII II A
AfdRST.cLAsS DRY GOODS STORE
" IHUaaDAI: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
AUGUST INENTY-klHHTH. TWENIY-NINTH
ANN I'll ,RIIEtH, COM MENCING EACH DAY Al
IEN OCLo, h, We WILL SILL NI1HlN OUR
ShLESKO0MS. go PENNSYLVANIA ACME
fN,00kiHWEsT, LARGE STOCK OF DESIRABLE
DKn GOODS. 70 WHICH THE ATTENTION OF
So, CnAlits WILL b. FURNISHED FOR THE CON-
FORT on LADIES ATTENDING THE SALE
au2O-dts RATCIlkEE, DAM co, Anctioneers
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OAEGAINS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS. &c.

WALL
INTERIOR DECORATIONS, TO-
Tomato space fsr the Eoods for fall season We
s-e-oasr'1s many Attractive Bargains. 1hsfollowinS
s:ss:
CrHotsrEnY DEPARTMENT.
500 Cdrain Po.es. full length. with TRIMMINGS all
complete, ith sos. and use. ;l5c. each.
100 Curtain Po.es. e.tra heavy. with trimmings
eUmpIste. .'orth 5Ge. to sL5O: :,6c each.
100 pats Lace Curtains Iedu led 10 81.
Finer Cu-rAias reduced TO less THAI 1ort prices
hiarye asIor of pI.te-s, .es, ;haL maauiae-
H.ss pricea
sPEr DE,aRrMbS..
Carpets of .ns FIJI wing sIss. made o: Reu nsi:s.
With border al a-ound:
TAPESTRY BRCssn4S CARPETS
fee: inches bs ~ t-ss sIo sd; reduced iror,
els.
stee: siachs, by IL feet eli; reduce itom els
sfeet a hos y IL feet o Iachss. sl5; reduced
.Iom $3.50.
10 feet 6in.I.s Is feet. sis; reduced from s29.
10 ieeto iuci-sby 10 feet q inches $50; reduced
soa al
MoouErTE cARpETs
feet 8 hes by IL ,eet inches eco; red ICED
fJns3=50
fos: ipra-s By 10 fee. inches. sao: reduced
.-1m SD
800 Bromley slnyrn. Hearth Rugs. 81 90; reduced
rem sI..1.
STRAW MATTISGs
200 Rolls White and Fancy. 20 yds. worth s5.
e. 30.
20 Rolls White and Fancy. 40 yds worth &c. a..
loo Rolls Heavy Jontiess, 40 yds. worth Slo.
100 Rolls heavy Damask. 40 yds. worth s1o. sio
WASHING MACHINES
The Ca,sr.c. Washing Maehipe-,he creates. labor
lying invention Of the day-wil do In hour what
&C by hand in ten. without the slightest damage
to nest 0: u.sterialx Reduced from $50 to sI6 Ono
weeks trial given If desired.
Special ladacen.eptx offered in Rsiriesra.ors and
Ce'iAr Ghosts.
BICYCLES, TRtcTCLEs AND vEI.0cIPEDEs.
3o-inch wheel Bicycle. ais: reduced fiom ga
J:-incE-ShesI Bicycle. ST.; reduced from sI6.
3Trcycles. No. !. s5: reduced from 81.
STr>yvies. No =, s5. 60; reducedfrom 80
4neyS.e. No. 4. 50: reduced from $3.50
70. 8, $40 reduced from sI4.50
No 4. s1O: reduced from sl4
No. c. sIG65: reduced from 81
No. D. sg.5e: reduced from $3.50
70 .sl2; reduced from $3.50.
No 3. az; reduced from $40.
No. d. sl5: reduced from s.I.50
@N'. 20 Ne!oei9edes. 81 reduced from. sa
EABY CARRIAGES.
We are oceri.s 81 discount on every carr.sge sol
CT Iore. and s2 discount every carriage from
tSSl9. his - Opportunity 10 ba, a nue. carriage
TO- sety little mcrey.
WINDOW SHADES.
We Offering emo sssoftr1snt Q: colors with al
txsS-es aEd eVnpIete fos 2oc. each
MOSQUITO CxNoPIEs.
Afur Lee o: every style and from IS cent? to
y. D. MOSES SONS.
cex IIn ,naF sta nv.
wssI:nx..n. D. C.
SRSIrUEr. CARPETS. UPaoLsrEtIEs. WALL
PAPER DECORATIONS. nc. &c
GENTS SUITE scoU ED AND PRESET 81.
coatA Soc Pants. 2oa
Altering and Repairing neatly done.
Goods called for and delivered.
kA RkEvES sI4 Of, NV.
az7-erl Under the Frederick
THr THOMSON Housrox EIrcrno
ceC Atlantic svenus Boston. Mas.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1850 81
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sEA-siDE-NEw ENGiAND.

nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BAR HARBoR
~ NEW YORK, MAINE AND NEW BKU NsWICK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The 81 kICTLY FlkST-CLASs STEAMER WIN
ihhoP leaves every SATURDAY, beginning June a.
al ? pm, DIRECT tor BAR hAkBOh. EAsIPORT
steamer LUCY p MILLER leaves every Tuesday a,
noon for koeknnd. kockport, Belfast Bucksport and
Malne aud the Provinces
NJ Ihe most oonyenent and enjoyable rou;e for CAM
ttSUDLtL1Ln, 81 ANDEEWs, GRAND MANAS.
MOoSEHEAD LAKE and all resorts in Maine
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
Steamers leave Pier Ii, T., L. near foot Of NJ iden
Lane FreiSAt received daily covered pier Tickets
can be purchased AT Lows Exchange, 947 Broad way
For further Information apply TO
T. IL SMITH a CO, General Managers
-, II and 10 William st,
Hy-o-eoom Room -, New York.
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TOMORROW,

WALTER b. WILLIAMS q co, Auctioueers.
CONTINUATION AssIGNEE's SALE OF WE'LL AS
SOkIED STOCK or HARDWARE. CONSUMING
& Or BUlIDEkS', CABINET, GRUCEKS' BIJ rC,H.
EhS'A AND BELL HANGEks' SUPPLIES, AND A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS U,UALLY
FOUND IN HARDWARE STORE Al IJi; !.
SALES ROOM. CORNER 10TH STREET AND
,P|NNsfLNANlA AVENUE. DAILY. UNTIL
STOCK Is DISPOSED OF
sale POSITIVE it being BY virtue of ASSIGNMENT
trade and private buy@rs is called to the sale
Ie ..,n ., cash; MALTkR = LAMoN. Assignee
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THIS EVENING.

CT. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIoNEEl. GIL PENN
,sylvania ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. seiis
THIS DAY large lot PRwnbroker's Unredeemed
plsdges Gold aud silver Watches Genuine Diainonds
WORKS OF Art .eil-:SIu
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE pAYN,
~ 40 fgDDxriNnoia 1.

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