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HAY !

SEboChADNELLAhS HAY EATING ACT.
cylinder OF agate or some other semi-precious
stone. After Q citizen had signed business
document, for instance, he would roll his seal
across the soft clay at the bottom OF the tablet
and 30 make the document binding. uliterate
and impoverished persons would press their
thumb nails upon the margin of the clay, Just
as the uneducated make their marks nowadays
instead OF writing their signsturea The ear
hest form Of the modern printing press is found
IN the cylinder seal Of Babylon. Gentlemen of
Babylon were accustomed by the way of cos.
tune to wear long muslin shirt, with . WOODEN
tunic outside Of ii for outdoor. The garment
worn by the ladies was of the simplest. nature
and exposed one Of the breasts.
THE CITY AND ITS wALLA
The city Of Babylon was built In the form of
square; 1t was surrounded by a wall So miles
long and this wall was throughout it's entire ex-
tent $50 feet in height, or two-thirds as high az
the Washington NOR ument. and 81 feet thick
Ii was constructed Of burnt bricks and half
dozen four-horse chariots could be driven
abreast along its top the entire circuit Of the
city. Outside OF this mighty wall was
an encircling ditch of corresponding width and
depth. the clay dug from which was used
to build the wall. Also there was an inner
wall not SO thick as the outer one though in
itself an impossible barrier against any foe
Through the midst of the town the river
Euphrates flowed, its banks ON either side
strengthened against foods or the invasion OF
hostile troops by similar gigantic walls of
brick. On the west bank Of the stream was the
palace OF the king. the terrace on which il
stood measuring eight miles in circumference.
The palace OF the old kings Of Babylon was on
the opposite side of the river its own ter
race only four miles round about, and the
two were connected by q superb ornamental
bridge.
REMARKABLE FLATS OF ENarSyERIsa.
When the great brick quays guar ding the
Euphrates were constructed themselves repre-
senting one Of the most astounding engineer
ing feats known to history-the Euphrates was
naturally drained off for the time being into an
artificial reservoir, 16O miles in circumference.
outside Of the city. and the bed of the stream
was paved with bricks. Then the river was
turned back into Its course, the reservoir being
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L B. HAY,
n1-ddds

(lHANCERY SALE oFyALUABLE UNIMPRovED
~ REAL ESTATE KNOWN As LOT Ia IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF LOTS IN SQUARE No 81, ON
TWENTl-FIksT STREET BETWEEN n AND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q decree passed in the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia in equity cause No
12I6o, Docket No. 81, the unde nsgned trustee will
offer for SALE at public sutton IN front OF the premises
n 1890 MT 4.l5 oCT OCK p n Ntbs t,iIaSns n "a q
scrbed real estate lying and being in the city Wash
ington, in the District of Columbia, wit All of lot
numbered fourteen ~ In the subdivision Of (Wolard
sna Greens the lots in square numbered ninety
go.
Ierms of sale: One-haf Of the purchase money cash
and he basnce in one aud two from the day of
sale the defer ed be secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold TO bear interest at 6
per t sent p aer snnu The unit. paid or al cash
OF 500 will be required of the purchaser
or purchasers on the DAY OF sale. The terms OF
sale to be complied with within ten from the day
OF sale or the property will be resOd at the risk and
cost Of the de aulting purchaser. All conyeyancina
and recording At the purchasers cost
CHAkLES WALTER, Trustee, 344 d Ut. NV.
CHAS. A. WALTER, solicitor. 1000 st. NV
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. o2odkds
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shape Of enormous mounds, which archsolo-
gists are fond Of digging into.
At the beginning Of the present century
scholars were accustomed to say that all the
remains Of Babylon snd Nineveh could be in.
closed in . case three feet square, Today
every great museum in the world has numer.
Gus relics from the empire on the. Eu-
pirates. The British Museum alone DOS.
sesses sculptures from ancient Babylonis
which, il placed in . line, would stretch for
miles. Interest in Chaldean antiquities hav-
ing once taken hold has produced very re-
markable and most valuable results Our Ma
tionsl Museum has Itself an excellent assem-.
blaRe of curiosities from this source
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF YALUABI.E UNI PROVED PROPERTY
Of The NORTH SIDE OF ROAD STREET. BE-
GEUR8ETOWN, AND BEING PAT OF MAT
Is KNOWN AS THk LIN HICU NJ ESTATE
deed recorded in Liber 1915, Ioo 403, Of the land
records tor the District of Colubi will sell at pab
lie auction on WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY
OF NOSEMBkk, 1890 Al FOUR O'CL OK T. NJ,
on the PROMISES, lots numbered three 30, four (i)
90, slA 3d. seven ) and ight go in l. Dents sub
division OF part of the Linthicu estate recorded in
surveyors Book County no. z. So. Each OF SAID
lots has frontage of hty 800 feet the north side
OF street aud runs back depth Of three
hundred t3uOl feet to LntLicum place.
The said lots will be sold subject the following
conditions: that no building shall lie erected said
land within 90 feet OF the building ue Road
thereon shall be used for business or manufacturing
purposes and no building be erected thereon shall
cos, iess than Ave thousand $4,000, dollars of
said condltons TO be waived broken except by the
consent OF the owners majority Of the on
Road street Of said subdivision.
Terms OF sale One-third cash. balance in and
TWO years Purchaser to give notes for deferred pay
ments bearing per cent interest payable semi
annually and secured by deed of trust the property
purchased ali cash, 1T purchasers option Adeposit
on each lot of $500 Will be required At time Of sale
Title TO be food deposit retu ned Purchasers will
be required to make full settlements within twenty
resod at deiSulting purchasers cost and risk Con-
veyAncinY 1t purchaser s cost.
WILLIAM A. GORDON.
JAMES q. TAYLOR. Z Assisnees
n4-dts 613 18th stn.w.,I
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
a RUsTEES, SALE-pF VALUABLE AEAL ES-
III TATE HIGHLANDS SIATION pRINCE


GEOhGE'1 COUNTY. MARYLAND, KNOWN AS
THE HIGHLAND COMPANY'S PROPERTY.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the goth day of
May. 1888, aud recorded in hber j. "; b. No. g. folio
county, Maryland and at the in writing Of the
holder of portion of the notes secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell ~ public suction, ON
THUksPhY; NOvEMIER 10 1890. Al .FUUR
scrbed real estate situate. lying and being In Bad
uensburg district, in Prince Georges county, the
state of Maryland and being known and designated a.
81 o blocks numbered one two CD. three (3, four
a. i've to) 20. seven ), eight tS), (9) ten
u0). eleven Gid aud twelve u2I, in q certain subdi-
vision Of part Of tract Of land formerly known a.
"YarrSw,"and more recently known IS Hish!snds.
acertain deed from william A. Gordon, trustee. and
Henrietta c. Gordon. Lis wife, to .The Highland Com
pany Of Prince Georges county. dated Nay 20 1885,
GEORGES county and Also ali Tight tile and interest
in aud TO the str cts and alleys shown in the plat
said being all Of the real estate described
IN said deed Of trust together with the tmprovemens
club house. two cottages and al necessary outbuiid.
ings. =
This property 10 subdivided. graded and improved
and ready for sale in lots desired and IL 10 be sold
and in said saSoivision %.tSrins II Ap FIT l.
lSS3 with interest ct Per cent payable seIni-an.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. Of which o. 600 uu.s
secured by the purchasers notes. bearing interest q
per cent from the day Of sale payable semiannualy
and deed Of trust on the property sold to the sats
faction OF said trustees al cash II the option the
er's cost Terms Of sale be complied with a ftssn
rssslss risk and coat Of dsfsu,sins Purchassr.
o.. MilT9 HI6 q ohf4A4kNAhDl rrustsss.
o25.nl,S,I2 sohcitors
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J. ". FILLING. Irustess
THOS. z wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer nl-dkds
VNRUsTEEs SALE OF THE VALUABLE REAL rs
Il TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN As No. 40
LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASHING

rINRUsTEEs' SALE OF THE VALUABLE REAL Es-
IL TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN As No 404
LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASHING
BY virtue Of the certain deed Of trust recorded in
lber 1855 at folio A., ct seq the land records
FOR the District Of Columbia and ct the request the
holder OF the nots secured thereby. shall MON
DAY, The TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. ID. $50,
at $3.50 O'CLOCK NJ, offer for sals in front o< the
premises the certain land and prem
city of Washington District Of Columbia and desie-
mated the ground plat plan thereof the west
thirtyone t3D feet ten t10) inches front Louis
lana avenue by the full depth Of original lot num-
bered eighteen (lSD in square numbered four hundred
and ninety $780, more fully described follows: Be-
eighteen (lsl said and running thence east
eriy on said avenue thlrty-one GID feet ten l0l
inches thence at right angles sAd
nue. one hundred and forty-five 045) feet C7D
inches to an alley, thence westerly said alley the
west line OF said lot, and thence northwesterly
hundred and forty l40 feet eight 80 inches 70 the
place Of beginning with all the privileges and sppur-
teuanc thereto appertainlng.
Terms of sale: One-thrd u the purchase money IN
cash. the remainder eousl instalments payable one
and two years after date Of sale with interest payable
semi annually, 70 be secured by . deed Of trust upoa
the property. or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit u $500 will be required when tbs
property knock down TO purchaser In Of de-
fault on the part OF the purchaser TO comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days the property vii be
sold 81 the cost Of the defaung purchaser after
Newspaper published in the city Of Washington. D. q
All conveyancing st she cost of the purchaser
HENRY I. DAVIS. 344 ID Ct NV
' = WA A'i' Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS Auctionesn. e3o-dt
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l. COLUMBIA sTKKET. NRAk RHObR ISLAND
AVENUE
SEVEN BUILDING LOTS ON SUMNER 0TRIHT
CORNER OF SIXTH STREET kXTENDED, IN.
PROVED BY LARGE BRICK BUILDING USED
AS SCHOOL
On 1 SATURDAY AFTEnNooN, NOVEMBER
viii sell in front of the premises
LOT 151, SQUARE SIS.
improved By . wsllbuilt THKEE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING. EIGHT ROOMS, water ras Gc
This property IL situated near i.hode Island avenue
and suitable for business man or clerk TO obtain
comfortable home.
on SAME AFTERNOON AT 1--WE O'CLOCK v,
win sell in front Of the premises
LOTS A, b. c, d, L, AND q, BLOCK s.
Howard University subdivision. These lots front 90
feet SUMNER street and 90 feet on SIX street
used for school purposes.
section.
Terms: third cash. balance In one and two years
per cent interest payable semi ually and 70 be
secured BY deed Of trust property or all cash at
option OF purchaser deposit of 5000 required on.
house square 365 and . loo on each Of the lots in
block 8 at time Of sale. Conveyancing, &c, ct pur
chasers cost Terms to Be complied With in ten days.
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and OF
defaulting purchaser After 6ve days advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
n5-dsds DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsioneers
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mathematics come originally from their
study OF the subject Clay tablets had
been found inscribed by them with prob
lens In square and cube root, figured out In
astronomy they were proficient though they
utilized the science for astrological purposes
chiefly. To them 10 credited the invention Of
the telescope. Each day the astronomer royal
made report to the king Of his observations
the movements Of the planets. Many Of these
reports, written on clay, have been discovered.
One feature Of his report was the amount Of
RAINFALL and thus becomes known 10 modsrns
the existence of the earliest weather bureau.
The priests we're the astronomers of Babylon,
and they drew signs and portents from the skies
for the benefit of the people.
-. Babylon had great university, schools and
nbrarles. All the books in the libraries were
stored away in Jars, because they we're net
printed on paper, but inscribed with stylus
upon moist clay tablets, which were subse-
quentiy baked hard. The stylus used for writ
ing had its sharp end three-cornered, 90 - 10
give the best point, while its other end was
blunt and hat to servo as an eraser. With this
instrument, also, all documents. Of whatsoever
kind, were written, and business agreements
of all sorts executed in Babylon 5000
years ago are extant now-including bills Of
sale, marriage contracts, receipts for payment
and 80 forth. II is not known that the Baby
lonians used any money save gold and SILVER
weighed out
BABrLoNIAN rAsHroNs
The men Of Babylon all carried walking
sticks, and it was the law that each one Of these
canes should have head With . special device
belonging to its owner Sometimes these
devices we're used for seals, but ordinarily the
seals which every gentleman carried were worn
around the neck or on the finger, attached to
the wrist or fastened to the garments. Origi-
nally these seals we're simply carried about as
amulets, with the notion that they
kept away disc ses and evil spirits,
but subsequently it became the fashion TO use
them somewhat as seals are used at this day.
and it is from this source that we get our notion
OF the seal at the beginning: Usually the
Babylonian seal vas in the shape of little
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAN
THoAAs BOWLING. Aucs.ooeer.

THoAA0 BOWLING. Auctaooeer
SPECIAL SALE OF THE FINE CARRIAGE
HoRsRe VICTORIA AND sIx.PAssENGER
BELONGING TO MRS. JUSTICE MILLER In
FRONT OF ny AUCTION ROOMS MONDAY,
NOVEMBER TENTH. 1890. At HAVEN
O'CLOCK.
ALSO.
For gentleman leaving the city.
One Two Seat Three-Spring Surrey, made By Gr>cr 4
Bowe Of Wilmington Del. In hrst-class condition
Closed Rockswsy Carriage. suitable for doctor. In
good order.
One Fine Bay Horse between six and seven years
fectiy sound, kind and gentle and Set Of single
Harnoa
Pair Black Horsea
Handsome Carriage made By Joyca
Double Set Harness. nearly new.
osnEns Brewster Landau, In perfect order. Cost
CpsninEham- splendid fsmily garbage Cost
Fine Coupe Rockaway. nearly new. splendid car.
few times and cost 5000. a handy vehicle. n5-dts
CBkISK p%ELIiNG NokIHw EST corner Shs6 OF =
SIX FINE IdTs IN nHp sIcoS B
Il ri 81: S aa e Il.
iseA
LOT L SQUARE $50,
fronting "A feet inch depth Of so r.
on street This lot 10 improved by of the best
built 2story basement brick DWELLINGS in that section
bus ness dwelling: Of the finest situate proper.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER ELEv.
ENTH, tQUARTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell
in trout Of the premiseA
LOTS 7s. 10, so. 81. SO AND s. SO 721.
These lots each front feet on Forth and
depth OF 40 feet to au alley except lot
feet on I'd street east by depth OF 6S feet alley
ihese are the on.y vacant lots having frontage
street IN that square and the size should the at
tension Of BUILDERS and others
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one and two
years notes to bear per cent interest," payable semi
annually and to be secured by deed of prem
ses solo, or All cash. at the option of purchaser.
deposit OF 5000 required house 9Th and
SIS anu 90 ON each Of the vacant lots sQuar
I'll Terms 70 be complied with in 10 days otherwise
r1snt reserved 10 resell at risk and cost of defaun
purchaser after days adverts ment of such resale
some newspaper published In Washington. ID. Con-
Seyanc1ng. &C., at purchasers cost
ho-dSds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera.
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thereafter maintained for
purposes ofirrIgation. The
streets running parallel
across the city opened
upon the Eaphrates on
each side by twenty-five
gates of brass. which were
let fall at night like so
many portcullises, no one
being let through them af-
ter sunset save by the order
of the governor or the
king. In the daytime
ferry boats piled across
between the gates at each
1 -
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~ S3O PennsylvaniA ava n "

~ S-O felnsylNAnlA ava n ".
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ID
sIREEI BETWEEN, SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NOkTHWEST IMPROVED By A
THhtE-STORY BRICK STORE. No go ID
STREET NORTHWEST. NOW UNDER RENTAL
OF 6l05 PER MON1H.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH. at H.LF-fASI FOUR O'CLOCK. We VIII
oner for sale, in front Of the premises,
TIE EAST THIRD OF LOT T.
SQUARE 459,
fronting about 20 feet on ID street and running 100
feet inches TO 25-foot alley. This IL one Of the
best business stands In this section being under
rental OF % per mouth.
Terms subject deed Of trust for sl 900 which
has four to per cent the balance cash
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. eposas
OF $500 viii he required at time Of sale II the
OF sale ar not complied with ia fifteen days
day OF sale right rived resell IrOperty
IL and cost Of the ce3auiting purchaser sfter
days advertisement II such resale spaper
published IN Washington, DC. All conyeysncing and
recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
Ashford's abstr act shown sale
RADCLIFFE, DARR q CO.
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u AToLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneer.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BEING IMPROVED BY THREE FRAME HOU SES
NOnTHNEST. IN WASHINGTON DC.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
LIDO iohe 4o9 81 seq one Of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia and At the request II the parties
secured th-reby. we will sen at public auction. in
Trout of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
pWMELFTH, 1870. at HALt-pAsT FOUR o'CLoCK
the following described real estate wit Part
o. oriEinal LOT four "a in square i've hundred and
which hes vest Of line drawn parallel 70 the east
line OF said lot from point sixteen feet 40 distant
sou,hwsstwardy from the southeast corner thereof,
being the most fifty ten inches
fronting on New York avenue by the u depth thereof
OF said lot said lot has frontage Of fifty feet
nones on New ork avenue BY the depth OF about one
hundred and thirty mine feet four inches Il 80 A.
thirty foot 60 alley.
TERMS third cash, the residue in two equal in.
stallnents IN one and two per interest
payable semi annually. secured by deed Of
the property sod or all cash at the option Of the
chaser or purchasers A deposit Of SlUO ON
each house at time OF sale. II the terms Of sale are not
complied with in fifteen DAYS from day Of sale the
trustees the right to resell the pro Ierty the
risk and cost OF the defaultinx purchaser pur-
chasers after hve days advertisement such resale
some newspaper in ashngton, DC. All 0onveyanc-
ing and recording at the cost Of the purchaser.
A. A. BEOOkE,
No. 4i0 9Th 1T nv
Z b HAY,
n1-ddds l425 New York ava
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Trustee and Attorney for Patrick o'Donnoghue ct al
no d&ds RAIClII FE. DAkR 4 CO. Aucts.

RY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
~ court OF Alexandria county, VirKinis rendered
suit therein depending. In which Rosina Mackey
ct al. are compainauts. and Richard Lloyd ct al
sale III -rei a named viii on SITUNDAYs the FI ~
1EENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890, at TWELVE
00CL;n Oh NJ; in front of Ciark's Club House at
following property, to wit:
All thst lot OF ground known lot No TO- or the
tate of the late Il. Loyd recorded in the erE's Of
nee OF the county court Of said county Llber F. No
4. p 49s ct sequitur and BOUNDED and descr bed az
follows: Beginning at A. two large stones on the beach
of the Potomac river, corner lot No. l. then south
80 east 3 or chains to b: south 10 rs links to
south west j. so chains D. stone ill the west line
OF lot No and corner TO lot No. =; SO west
bank IF an old ditch lin terry from large
poplar stump to lot No p in tie east line of lot
No. thence with said line north u east g. rs chains
70 Inc beginning, containing two acres of land This
property situated short distance above the Aque-
duct bridge, op o lite Vest Washington or George
The Undersigned have received a bid of 80 800 for
this pro- erty. secured by d post of $500 cash and
by the terms Of the decree the auction viii
be started with the bid OF 81 500.
Terms of sale: ne third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day Of and the sale and the
and two years from the day Of sale, the deferred
installinents 70 bear interest at per cent per
until the purchase money and in terest is fu ly
paid, and tine deferred nstallmeuts to be evidenced
by the bonds OF the urchaser with good
tcipate these iastaliments at any time before ma
turity by paying the with date Of pay
Dated Aexandria. Va. November 5, 1880. D'''i''e'
JAMES R. CATION.
Special Commissioners of Sale
L II. b. Young, CLERK Of the Circuit Court of the
County OF Alexandria, Va do certify that the Conms-
proved security pursuant the decree in the above
mentioned cause. h. II. YOUNG. Clerk. n4-dts
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CHANCEKN SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL tsIAIE On SOUTH B STREET. BF-
TMELN SIXTH AND SEVENTH sTAEETs

~ RIAL estate On SOUTH Is sTRFFFT BF-
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of thu
District OF 20 umbia. passed the LIST day october
IeSu IN equity cause numbered l23 -, wherein Rich-
Ard ID Pollard ct a. are conn and LAZY KING
et al are Defendants Will sale public auc
non IN front OF the premises FRIDAY, the fOUR n
lEEN Ia DAY OF NOVEMBER 1890. at HkiF-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. NJ. the follow ing de.cri bed
real estate situate M the city OF Washington District
O. oolumbli, TO Wit: All Of lot thirty four t34l IN
Daniel Carrolls subdivision Of square four hundred
and tytwo t4O2l, a. per Plat recorded Lb-r 4
folios o. and 1854 In the surveyors Office OF the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia said lot is Improved By . COM
Portable frame dwelling.
Terms OF sac: One-th in cash. Of which 1900
must oe PAID AZ he sale anu the balance Of cash within
~ days thereafter. the balance purchase money an
slf equal lnrtailments, three three IN
two years alter date vita per cent ger an
NUN, psyaOie annually from day sale a. ferred
payments 70 be repre-ented by purchasers notes
secured by deed OF uust the proprty sold. all
the purchase money may at purchaser option he Iad
IN cash All convey aiclng and recording
cost III terms OF sale are not piled with within
10 days from day OF sale the property will b r-sod AZ
purchasers risk and after , days notice an tbs
Evening star. JOHN kIDOUT Trustee
DUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneers i-ds
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BABEL'S GREAT TOWER
A Reproduction Of It for the Expo
sition at Chicago.
BABYLoN's MYSTIC WONDER.
Prot. Haups 81 Johns Hopkins Has
Drawn the Plans and the smithsOnian
Will supply . MsdeI-sswe Facts
About Ancient Babylon.
REPRODUCTION o

REPRODUCTION of
the famous Tower of
Babel as il stood in the
great city Of Babylon
5000 years ago ID likely
10 be q feature of the
worlds fair in Chicago.
A representative Of TIE
SrAR was informed that
the Smithsonian Institu-
ton here IL to supply
the model, which will be
constructed under the
supervision OF DIR. Haupt
the distinguished orr
entail scholar, and upon
his plans. Erected on
precisely the scale Of
the celebrated original
it will ascend in seven
dimiuishino stoviea inn
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THIS EVENING.

st CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER el1 PA
= ave. under Mstropoltan Hotel. sells THIS EVEN
ING nredeemed Pawnbrokers Pledges, Gold and sill
yer Watches Guns. Cutlery. Musical Instruments,
sl7-3m