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there ARE

WINS, Concerns Yot most this psrteuiar iuncturs
=S27,OOOE
FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
Left Of our recent
$4,000
Gss'sf .s s b
III Crs. Ok The Do11AR=
Hence we can virtually give them away at the follow
MEMS SUITS.
Sacks and cutaways-all wooi-sshtiy and service
$3.50
MEMS SUITS,
ss ss and sacks and
other suits for the sum aFr anu
$40
MEMS SUITS.
sss Sas would
=S12.5O=
snd
$751;.
wHIPCORD ovERCoATs.
Handsome brown mixture-genteel and dressy gar
$751;.
DARK MELTON OvERCOATS,
SusS ps4s.s s excellent in
81. 5O.=
GRAY TWEED OvERCOATS.
win hold their own with any els coat eItant-
-$8.75.@
KERSEY OvERCOATS.
Medium and heavy weights Of various fashionable
shades. These are Campbell's Kerseys. and that's
ntV-ced.
-S1OGAxp-Sl2.5O.=
weean only tell you in part-come and see the
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
e27 and 900 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Corner Massachusetts, avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
oc4-3m Open Saturday until IL pm.
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THOMAS BOWLING sos Auct,opeers.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED LOTS ON r STREET
NORTHWEST.
O. TRIpAY, OCTOBER TWENTY FIRST. 1892,
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. We will sell, the prem
;s two sv vs ,s .is log. s.Gh rGnns Il on S.
Terms: One-thi-d cash. balance one and two years,
ct per cent secured on the property, all cash. II
ers cost. THOMAS BOWLING SON.
oc6-3tawtoc2l Aucfioneers.
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VALUABLE THREEssTORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
Nc; $3.50 STREET, BETWEEN THIRTY:
DUNcANsoS BROS. Auota. 9Th and D 81. n. w.
TRusE Ey5 S. sAIE Of JSSIeK HxE11.se No

TRuSTEES SALE OF BRICK pwEILINq No.
day Of April 1897 recorded in tbsr 1917. folio 2l0
bia and e the request Of the parties secured thereby
III s. HCSi Eip'sR sai D s; 81 s.
situsts in Che city Of wsshinston Ssine lot Numbered
seysnty-thrss s7Sl. square numbered one hundred
and eighty u6O). having frontage Of 20 feet and
inches By depth Of ge feet and inchss, toeethss
WITH the tpprovsmepts therson eonsisttne Of two.
In rear Of Gid dwelling.
Terms q ssls: 0ns-tAir4 purchase ~onsy ea.h,
baiance Il sx twelve and eishtsen months. With N
annually occurred ~ dssd u russ on lie properly
cosa AZ SonysyarcinS snd rsSordine q RyichsseFs
rsauaEsd q the tine q ssle: Terms d ssfs 10 s.
wi.s Trustees reserve he Fsm % ress he properly
q ne ~ ma CO.'S o. defsuiftng purchaser puT
" l EDHaF6asAaIlsSr. lis-....
oo1-oo Ola Nm fHh -
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Had - CERTAINTY for Once.

FFOnl Trufh- =
Hieks-"There For once ru tnovSvhsr.
that collar button 10 whom want it."
Mrs.. Hicks Where 10 it?'
HieksD'1e baby has swallowed H."
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u ATCLIFFE. DARK co. Aucts. $40 Pa. ave. n
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctioneers.
BROPEEIY ON FIFTEENTH STR

PROPERTY On FIFTEENTH STREET. NORTH,
WEST BETWEEN AND STREETS.
BY virtue Of "a deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
1h2 folio 400 ct seq OF the land records of the Dis
trct Of Columbia and by direction Of the holder Of
the note secured thereby. the unde. signed trustees
Will sell at pnbi: auction IN front Of the premises
MHnHp2aelo; lHE SErbNSIE II 9Th DAY OF OCT0-
the real estate situated in the city of Washington
District Of Columbia known part of lot :fS In
saunders subdivision of part Of square PA begin
ming lo feet (OH inches south from the northwest
corner of the lot, running thence south IA feet
inches east 40 feet inches to the rear Of the lot
north IA feet ~ inches and thence 10 feet q,
inches to the point Of beginning improved by q two
story frame dwelling house known as
1137 18th STREET NORTHWEST,
Terms Of sale; One third OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance in one and two years. with
terest from the day of SALE the deferred payments
be secured the property Sold the purchaser may
pay all cash at his option. deposit OF 800 will be
required at the time OF sale II tho terms are not
complied with in fifteen days the right reserved to
resell at the risk and cost Of deaultng
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT, Trustee.
6l2F ST. n. W.
ocS-dkds LOS Pa. n "
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n ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
~ 820 PA. AVE n. W.
AssIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
No. 1887 HIGH STREET.

No. 1887 HIGH STREET.
By virtue of . deed from Robert B. Cropley. re-
corded N LibeI 1883, folio 1853, one Of the land
M0MPAY, 0CToBER sEvENTEENIH. 1852. At
parts Of lots 10 and H. in Old Georretown frontins
n 1912 fest High street by irregular depth Of
80 81 and zoe Il. LIZ In also sublot and Part Of
snhot in W. W. Corcoran's sub Of lots 2, aud in
Old Georgetown. minute description Of the above
property will be read ct the time Of sale.
modern brick store and dwelling. in excellent order
on the aiyh street front. and by frame house and
rental. All claims Of Talberts to the soath two feet
Of ground which the brick store and dwelling
stands have beon smicsby settled and the
Terms q ale; Tie 3 chaser 70 assume an indebt.
edness OF % 900 secured by deed trust recorded
r Lber 1857 folio lS. one Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. bearing interest at s per
cent; the balance Of the purchase money one half
ca.h and the remainder n one ye.F evidenced b. the
prS%pssy and SsaTiIS interest q Rs, cent Taxes
spcins and title exampnF to be At sole cost Of pur-
ten daye after sale or the assignee Will resell Of cost
Of de{Aultng purchaser.
3. G, GWYNN, Assignee Of Robert B. Croplev.
THOMAS N. FIELD. Attorney for Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
Il I407 q street. near .. s. Treasury Dept.
CATALOGUE SALE
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVEN
ORIENTAL CARPETS. RUGS. HANGINas. &c.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT.
BEGINNING TUESDAY. OCTOBER
EIGHTEENTH.
AT ELEVEN AN.
AND THREE p NJ,
AND CONTINUING TILL FRIDAY. OCTOBER
TwENTY-rIRsT,
AT SAME HOURS. AT OUR ELEGANT
SALES ROOMS. 14O7 @ ST.
THIS IS THE MOST COMPLETE CoLLEC-
TON OF ORIENTAL ART GOODS EVER
BROUGHT TO OUR CAPITAL, AND 1T IS
JUST IMMENSE WITH THE WIDEST LAT.
ITUDE IN EVERY VARIETY OF RARE
AND CHOICE ANTIQUE AND MODERN
PIECES. IN ALL SIZES. QUALITIES AND
HUES IMAGINABLE.
OYER ONE HUNDRED LARGE CARPETS
FOR PARLoRs. DINING ROOMS. LIBRA
RIEs. BED ROOMS. &c.
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION
MONDAY. OCTOBER II,
FROM A. N. TILLeP NJ
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES CAN BE
PROCURED AT OUR OFFICE ON ApPLI-
CATION.
LATIMER 4 SLOAN,
ocl36t Auctioneers.
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Total
II. BuupfSa TuNp.

The follo~ing additional subscriptions 90 the
building fund VI the Central Union Mission for
TIE . archase % the old post Office building
have been received: A. J. Bruen. 81 900. ID. +.
Lsishton. $500 La. kimbaIl. ego; Rev. Robert
,. >onrss ,siOo 7. A. HARDIN. 81 100: W. r.
Rogers, s2s. Gee. W. Hayen. as, l.. VI 'Gulick
81 .v2s u N. DglTymple. siO Gr. Folk. s25.
= ttiend, s25' 4 ETiend, go; Deposited in Co
,nmbis National Bank By unknoWn parties, $40,
bspe-iied by J. d. LArueE. SlO. A Friend. so
W ~ OVERLY. 50, ). H. Walker, IS; The
Widoss Mite" IS; Jonas Yearsley. IS; Eliza
ee,h Heed. IS. Mrs i. W. Owen. IS: Mary I.
q. Gordon. %: Miss Ella Gordon. IS: L. {,
hoazh. ~; Prisnd. IS; I. A Crisi, Is. Mrs.
fsries, IS Willing Ten" Is. Cash. IS. W. u.
1ingling. tA3o; Mrs. Dorian. 80. John Ne
Gsaay, IS; J. b. D. Tiffany, ~; H. Is Gibbud.
~; " o. Hall. O.. Ella DeShazo. "a: Mrs
John hidogt. ~. Peter II swceny, 90; J. q.
tssart. el0, Wilson q. Reed, IS. Mrs :. A.
Pratt, t5i A Friend. "a
subscriptions OF cAsh may be sent TO T. A.
Harding. treasurer, corner 18th and q street.
% 30 rHE srAh
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CHARLES H STANLEY,l
Nc. eos CORTLAND ST.
Baltimore, Nd. Trustees
RICHARD l. WALLACH
-d&ds IA ID ST. NV


VERY yALUALE BUILDING LOT on y STREET
BETNEES THlllTYFIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS NOR INVEST AT AUC-
On MONDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH 1892
at QUARTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, We viii
sell in front Il the premises sub Lot c. in squars
81. froa ting IS feet inches the north side 81
street between Thirty frst and TErtysecond streets
by depth of about ITO feet 10 an alley
Terms: nethird cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest secured by deed of trust on The
property, all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. AL conveyancinr and recording at pur-
sale. l1-dSis
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THOMAS DOWNING & son. Auctioneers.
GLE + st n. W.
PERENpT9GRy SALE Of yALrABLE PROPERTY

PEREGPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Ne, 1913 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST Al
On oNW1EaB9SShi sp,y OCTOBER xrxprprxru
lSsf,. at HALF-PAST FOUR L. M, will sell, in
'front.' OF premises part of 10: p in square No. AS
fronting "a 1eet on the side OF 9TH street bv
depth Of Jos feet 70 wide alley, improved by large
and nearly new story brick dwelling and store
In rear.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in ono and two
years, with interest secured by deed of trust on
property. or all cash. at the option Of purchaser All
ccnveyancing and recording at purchasers cost. A
deposit OF two humid ed dollars $4,000 require at
time or sale. OcS-lHds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. ArcTIoNEERs.
~ 40 Pa

RAICLlffE. DARk CO.. ACCTLoNEERs.
e. Ma RISK gvhSSG
or S9 2NrKsbST NJ 6cA K5STEo ,so
s 81 4 ffSSr SgH 2a FSfkIsi
20 and nj s.ss %s 6.s sS
and store with back Sudnss o With stable
Tsrns; The P;rehassf can assume an ,pcumsranco
o. SS0oo over and aooSe this amount TO be paid IN
With GR IN s % d ias s5e
asy OF sale $40 dsros,; required :, the time sale
- EATGLiffFE.' b 81 RSdEIsi od T.. COST
ocId&dos Auctioneers.
r ATcIIFFE. DARR co. Aucts. $50 Pa ave- n ".
1HBSTHfs sA HNb s 2F S5 OR EEAE
ssIpSskTbF' c IN NJ TH sc GfGTSTE OF WASHING
e. ss ,ssG15: and s9f
the request are, secured thereT sh n ,ns
n y 6a x p rs 9qeSIP
DAY DAY OF PG OCTOBER, !. D., Issa. at HhLF.PasT
Of pnd ana sste and seins si in the
s0 0S % a in the District q ch
Elsp Of. q .,a S9pnS and sn Il. thu
subdivision Of Howard rniyersity' Of ai Efsnshsn
1SfsnsT ssa s the tights esssments pry
any wise appertsining.
from the date Of sale aetdsnd IN 4e nna
the purchaser bearing interest from the day OF sale at
sne rate 81 Per cent per annum payable semi an
q trust on the premises sold all cash. at the option
q the purchaser deposit Of $500 be paid AZ the
ame OF sale: Terms to be complied with in teen
dsys from she day Of sale or the trustees
purchaser after FIVE days advertisement Of such resale
n some newspaper published in Washington D. C.
AL conveyancing recordine. &c. at purchasers cost
GEORGE K PETTY / -.
se2S-d&ds GEORGE c. HENNING.5 trustees
Il ssT1-IIHTE 4. ABOVE SALE IS PosTpoNED UNTIL
THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, same hour
and Rlaes GEORGE K. PETTY. l-rrrs,eas
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A HAPPY OCCASION.
The Celebration oftbe Eighth Anniversary Of
the Csntrll Union MI.-Ion.


The eighth anniversary exercises 81 the Cen
trial Union Mission 20 take Ilace n the First
Congregational Church, corner Of 10Th and
q streets. tomorrow evening. The platform Of
the church has been enlarged 20 make room for
prominent citizens and officials who have
accepted invitations TO be present and some of
whom are 10 speak. The board ~ directors and
msmbers Of the building committee will also
occupy seats on the platform. II Is expected
that the capacity 81 the church Will be taxed 10
the utmost, more interest prevails and more
PROMINENT business men haze sigrifed their
purpose 20 be present this year than any pre-
vfous year. The services are to be enIiveued by
characteristics mission singing led by Mr. Havel
The vell-known gospel singer. feature Of
the services will be the testimonies
Of converts who during the Tast wear and pre-
vtous ones have been rescued. Justice Brewer
Of the supreme Court. Mr.. S.W. Woodward. Mr.
IL II. Warner and a number Of others who are
Interested In the mission are TO give short al
dresses Mr.. Bail ey will speak upon the WORK
ot NE mission and IL purposes for the fut-re
The reports which viii be given will show that
the mission u IN al respects IN a most touris u
ING condition and that more and better work
has been tOno tho past year than duriug any
preceding wear. There has been n gratifying
enlargement In many respects The treasurer
vil show that The mission has met its increased
expenses with greater than ever before
and that there l. q coufor table surplus IN the
treasury II - stated that there = every thing
to make thu the most entb usi4stic 4rd cheerful
snniversAry ever held by the mission.
BRuIN CHAPEL
tioc.ted between and Nand :. and lst streets
southeast, the gif, OF Mr.. ". /. Bruen 70 the
Central Union Mission. Its dimensions are Box
~ f"st IL l. constructed Of wood. sccommo-
date 800 person and cost a. follows.
Ihree bots ......... BE- ................. $500 90
construction 81 building -....--..... l,3y9 40
4 az niture, organ, &c...-...-........ 1910
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AN ELEGANT THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT
RESIDENCE.
No. GIG FIFTEENTH STREET,
MCPHERSON SQUARE.
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
NIGNETEENTH. 1SsS. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK we shall sell. in front OF the premises lot
10 in square l99 improved by elegant threestory
press rick residence and back building. The resi-
dence has nine with bath hardwood m antels
handsome mirrors and crystal chandeliers lot &c Ok
106 20 a 24-fcot alley.
This is one of the most elegant establishments in
the city and should command the n buy
Terms: Half cash. balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the property. all cash. option of pur
chaser All convey ancng and recording at purchasers
cost. $500 deposit required at time Of sale.
LATINEE L SLOAN,
oclO-dGds Auctioneers.
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THOMAs BOWLING & son. Aucts. ol2 st. n. "

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PMRE9sPTERTY no; 32t9 NJ STREET NORTH
On TUESDAY SPA OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH. 1892
gremises part Of lot le SQUARE No 81, fronting 81
brick store and dwelling, containing IA rooms.
Terms One.third cash. balance in one and two
property FL cash. at the option Of the purch
II the terms are not complied with in Is DAYS the
property may be resod at sS and cost Of
sale. THOMAS BOWLING & SON
ocD-dSds Auctioneers.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARN & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
III 920PENNA. AVE. NV


r ATCLFFE. DARN CO; AuGTIoNEERs
IL G20PENNA. AVE. NV.
almost YEWl. cRAMBER ftR mi IRE II 4
SETS SET A AMP ODD PIECEs, PILLOWS, BLANK
KITcHEX ,TURNiTUkE ANp RE9DisITEs.
kkAI 81 hoUso ofb Sbs
stTf bHi4oS E0 %A SaSSSsCER S g
LOT H i4SHE tto aS 81 o dRH IESEt LOT
xGcff6S s3TD TAE fsni IL RS sod 6P
WHO Is cHAsaaiSSaa G hIs RESIDENCE esq TO THE
$$Ess$
dssSaS S.d RI;Fi &
ngTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
hou; sna l place. RADCLIFFE. DAKR 90. '-''''
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auct.. or z st. n. y.
VALUABLE THREEasToRY BRICK RESIDENCE
sgceSI kNR THIkrY.THfkEp6 sT TkhsETs,
.. StSSSssT sSSS
4 TT 3: g
and fpoxn as prsmises No sS 'se street
.,1S sttms; Ume5Snira cash; balance In twelve and
Pu!shsssr deposit q rsanirsd q dns u sale
ns S a. rA %
ing purchaser All conveyancins and recording at
s.,.- THOMAS DowL1Na b SON.
oco-o6oe AucttoneorS.
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7 ArIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers and Appraiser,
1407 st.
FoRTY-FoUR ROOMS OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE
GRAMERCY.
NOS. s23 s25 AND s27
VERMONT AVENUE,
OPPOSITE THE ARLINGTON HOTEL,
COMPRISING IN PART:

KN kIrs PIiANN0; HANDSOME MANTEh AND
cay SEARhH2 &Sb s9nEfEhE hSg EhIs XII
ANB B4DY ESE NNR2SSsg4ET
HALL Hall AMP stair CARPETS: nGgs, CoTcHEsi
some F9Lp DE!Hs AsS NHMBEE TS9
RIfs cHIFF6NihRs wAHN Sfs BOOKS sdsG GksA
kFGkE sSSsEEs SE paHAHhIH EEs
fEhTHRk pSws iN A5h MsAATERRssEsTslkNS
BLANKETS AND BEDDING OF EvEkY DE.
ExTkEsroEE hNb 6TRh 6 sFhSS
S SHAs WARE kRsF 3AN PIlfE 81 T STSf S S
HARTfs nRS ssEESfSHRAfSs
tfE sHss HEhFFSG sTSxEs fT2SkSa
tlsSa at sns
S Ssap ar TWENTY-FIVE q and TWENTY sixth
This house Is finely furnished and offers a fine
opportunity TO parties furnishing TO secure Hrstclass
ocl4-dts Auctioneers
RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts. .oaOPa ave. n. ".
VERY Ei pEsI RAJ ENPH9yER REAL ESTATE
s6kfH rs 81 A ITTfTyFIHsr STREET
ATHALI-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. We viii sell.
in front OF the P P94 s ssssor-,pr,oo
Fronting II feet 2 inches on Dist street with depth
o. - S2 feet to 4foot paved alley improved by g.
bath. with all modern improvements
Terms: 81, 500 TO be paid in cash, balance in one
two and three years from the day Of SALE the deferred
payments to bear interest at the of per cent per
annum from the day of sale and secured by deed Of
ass on tine s0sd 9T 81 sas at he pur
be complied with in fifteen days from sale. All con
Veyanclns; recor6lnT IG; r.; az purchasers cost
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The PHoxoRrUM
Is PERFECT Dsdsterpiece Of the most trasH>d
skill, for t bears the name OF ''Esfes (" vi .sse
ORGANS are known all over the world It,- Q
model OF beauty, triumph of Organ building
afAultess Reed pipe substitute for the usual un-
wieldly church music maker Come In and hear
the melody Of its notcs. roaH BE- enrapfsrsd
ruth a.
sANDEks STAIMAN. Piano Wareroopas ss34 y n
And ID y. Charles St. Baltimore. ocl3-3rn
THE RENOWNED KRAKAUER PIANOS Al so
other make OF pianos and orxAns foe sale. pri-s
l2VeG II. Established 1872. Pine tuning and re-
IsirIE. SEP
III ALLET DAVIS UPRIGHT PiANOs-Fol
IA sweetness. power. srtistic hnisA durability un-
r1Naled wholesale prices aud rental terms pianos r
rent specially. Agency Sll 9Th ct n. sel8-3n
TUNING AND REPAIhTNG. GEORGE ELY
piano maker. tuner and rspsirer, late eighteen
years with W. q. Metzerott & 90. Iesldence lsi
l2ths St sw., workshop IN the rear Terms re.s NJ
able nstclass work pianos vanished and polished
trcaLs repaired jy.sl 3ms
STEINWAY, CHASE, GABLFR BRIGGS PIASoS
~ organs and holians for sale ~ reat
DhO0Ps Music Stors
npru % Pa ava
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

EAsroN < Rupp.
i2l llth ST.. bet. Penn. ave. and 81
Blank Books
Copying Presses and Stands.
Letter Books,
Inks and Nrrilaee,
Hurd's Writings
Fine Stationery,
Envelopes,
Cranes Japanese Linen Tab,es.
Office Supplies,
Card Engraving and Stamping ocIrtr
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A. REE EsTxfE AND INSURANCE BROKER
oSS 9TH ST. NV.
EALuAgLE. IMPROVED Real ESTATE ON
hE T&HXE p%EItISS n. i Mist sEv faasfS
TENTH 1892. ct HALF-PAsr FOUR. vewiii ssil
~ ''''' I The Il: S96RRTH % FEET INCHES
OF LOT sc, NNHRMeHsED Il.

!mpsovsd q da Z; fr.He aEel|ns. wster md
street With depth Of oS feet TO an Alley on The line ~
The cable cars and one block removed from the Oh
street cars
.TsFms: One;hak cash balapce In six, twelve and
sishteep months the defsersd payments 70 bear II:
g ale parable scn!annualli. and @ Be- secured s.
SSs0ssssr op"n espess u 10 10 q ). p sas
When sSs Ps2pSrg y INJECTED down Terms = 3
ves the nght rsserved TO rsss the property 81 III
risk and cost q the efaulttng purchaser convey
RATcLIrEk DARR : co.,
oe7-dS0 AucttoneGsA
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Some things worth Observation-Disclosures.
WHAT concern. IOC most at this particular juncture
II the fact that we have just
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% ATCLIPFR. DARR / CO., Auctione,

IN front Of the premises. lot square 44S fronting
"A feet 7th street by depth Of los feet to i5fo
alley,
This property !. one Of the best business properties
command the attention Of capitalists and others in
search Of an Investment 49,
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one and two
years. 2 per GENT per annum. payable semiannuaiy,
secured by deed OF trust the property sold OF all
$500 rsauired the time sie Il the terms Of sale
not complied With In fifteen days from the day Oh
sale. right reserved TO resell The property at the LAX
ND cot Of The dea.piting puichsssf alter ave days
nshed In Weshtnyton. p. Z. All oonveysncins and
recording e the cest q re gurchaser.
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DONOANSON BKOS.. Aucts.. oh and d SIS. nv.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
9SSEJHAA5LE MILES WEST Of aEoRdEToSMN,
NEAR THE CANAL ROAD KNOWN Az PART
OF A TRACT OF LAND CALLED WHITE
HAVEN. CONTAINING SIX ACRES, MORE OR
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30

Over 200 young women completed
their studies in the business and in.
dustrial departments of the Young WON
ems Christian association at New Yort
Monday night. An interesting feature
of the exercises was an exhibition of the
mechanical and artistic products Of the
year.
There were sixty-one graduates in thu
bookkeeping class, ten in the half tone
process photoengraving class, sixteen
in the evening typewriting class, sixty.
SIX in the photography and typewritina
class and forty-nine in the art depart.
ment. Mrs. Clarence E. Beebe, the
president. delivered the diplomas, and
the Rev. Dr. Huntington addressed the
graduates.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30

Broke the Chain and Walked In Her Sleep
A young woman afflicted with som.
nambulism was found walking on Wal
nut street near Tenth robed in her night.
dress; and with her feet bleeding from;
contact with the stones in the street. A
chain was dangling from one Of her
ankles. When she was aroused she gavs
a piercing shrek, and as quickly as pos.
slble was returned to her home on Tenth
street below Walnut. She is a Young
married woman, and her husband had
chained her 70 the bed to keep her from
getting up in her sleep. She had broken
The chain.1Philadelphia Telegraph.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30
Wyo@ing Women In Politics.

The women of Wyoming ara in various
'ays fitting themselves for the duty OF
otlng for president at the next national
ampaign. Some Of the women have
rganized a league and furnished head.
uarters where they meet to study and
discuss the questions OF the day.-Ex.
hange.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-30

A device that works we'll in keeping
loose waste paper out of the parks of
Chicago is the placing of big trash bas-
kets about on the lawns and paths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-15

adueduet that Mrs. Potter stands in the picture
with the Tai a. a background. Another photo
graph represents her tent life in Bombay and a
third shows her as she sits in Delhi among the
turbsned jewelers. and bargains, you do in
India for every thing YOU buy. Said Mrs. Pot
ter: 81 can't tell YOU how much / liked India
and how queer were my experiences there. We
have no idea of the life Gus int llgonce and
hospitality OF. those people. The English colo
MES there are large and you will find no better
society in the world than you will in Calcutta
and Bombay The most of the officers of the
English government come of the better
English families. and il may surprise
you to know that you find as we'll
educated and as weli-dressed people in India
as anywhere in the world. They lead u