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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-02
PATENTS.


JAS. F. WILLIAMSON
COUNSELOR AND SOLICITOR.
Two years as an examiner in the U. $
Patent Office. Five years practice, J29
33l Guaranty Loan Building Minneapolis
SD Pioneer Press Building ST. Pant
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Look out for roorbachs!

Yesterday morning the GLOBE added
another fact to the list which proves
William Henry Eustis hypocrite of
magnificent proportions. The Journal
Immediately mad spasm. 1t said:
ION the part of the st. Paul GLOBE
the present campaign has been the most
disgusting ever known in the state. Day
after day that paper has distorted facts
and boldly invented the most outrageous
and abusive stories concerning Repub-
lican candidates"
Then it followed with weak attempt
to prove that William Henry Eustis did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
SOME CHOLERA DON'TS.
Precautions Suggested by the New Yo
Board of Health.


Board of Health.
The following is the circular issued by the
New York board of health on the subject of
cholera, and which Commissioner Douglass has
commended to the attention Of the health
officer in this city:
Healthy persons catch" cholera by taking
into their systems through the mouth, as in
their food or drink, or from their hands,
knives. forks. plates. tumblers. clothing, &c,
the germs of the disease. which are always
present in the discharges from the stomach
and bowels of those sick with cholera
Thorough cooking destroys the cholera
germs therefore
Don't cat raw. uncooked articles Of any kind,
not even milk.
Don't eat or drink to excess. Use plain,
wholesome. digesible food. as indigestion and
dlayrhEa favor an attack of cholera
Don't drink unbOiled water.
Don't eat or drink articles unless thew have
been thoroughly and recently cooked or boiled,
and the more recent aud hotter they are the
safer.
Don't employ utensils in eating or drinking
unless they have been recently put in boiling
water; ths mere recent the safer.
Don't eai or handle food or drink with I'M
Washed hands or receive II from the unwashed
hands IT others.
p,n Use the bands for any purpose when
soi,sd with cholera discharges; thoroughly
cleanse them AZ once.
Personal cleanliness and cleanliness Of the
living and sleeping rooms and their contents
and thorough ventilation should be rigidly en-
forced Fuul water closets sinks Croton fau-
Gets cellars &c should he avoided, and when
present should be referred to the health board
AT once and remedicd.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES OF TREATMENT.
The successful treatment and the prevention
of the spread of this disease demand that its
earliest manifestations be promptly recognized
and treated Therefore:
Don't doctor yourself for bowel complaint,
but so to bed and send for the nearest physician
at once. Send for YOUR family physician; send
to a dispensary o. hospital; send to the health
department: send TO the nearest police station
for medical aid.
Don I wait. but send at once If taken i'll in
the street seek the nearest drug store, dispen-
sarv, hospital or police station and demand
prompt medical attention.
Don't permit vOrnit or diarrhpal dis
charges TO come in contact with food. drink
or clothing. These discharges should be
Ceived In proper vessels and kept covered until
removed under competent directions. Pour
boiling water on them, put a strong solution of
car5oiic acid IL hem no; less than one part of
acid to twenty of hot soapsuds water.
Don't wear, handle or Use any articles OF
clOthiHg or furniture thai are sOiied will chol-
era discharges. Pour boiling water on them or
put hem intc il. and scrub them with carbOlic
acid solution mentioned above. and promptly
request tine health board TO remove them.
Don't be frightened. but do be cautious and
avoid excuses and unnecessary exposure of
every kind.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
A GRAND CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN THE
TOWN OF MANASSAS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING
LOTS WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION ON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH. 1892. CON-
MENCING AT TWO O'CLOCK.

This subdivision is ON the high ground immediately
opposite the eezant Residence and park OF Mr. Robert
Portner (sad TO be the finest IN the STATE who is
10 erect number Of handsome houses TO accommodate
the incr@gsing demand for summer residences.
Manassas Is atove all malarial influences the tide
water snt taken throughout the year perhaps an
SHreeaoie place in which to reside any of the
world. Manassas is loo tied at the junction oil the
main line of tine Richmond and Danvie r. K. and the
Manassas branch. The train service Of the K and d.
rtualy mai IS Manassas a suburb OF Washington.
All trains sop there the running time from Washing
ton being sixty minutes Independent Of these adyan-
taxes nassss is to be the county of Prince Will
1r. hi h was decided b. vote the neople the
9TH of August'by a large majority. and which will
naturally enhance the value of Manassas properly.
Terms. Ten per ut OF the yur chase money in cash.
the balance in six and twelve months with notes bear
interest and secured by deed ust or all sh
at the option of purchaser. All convey ancing cost
of purchaser.
These lots will positively be offered for sac at pub
lie auction in the town of Manassas on TUESDAY,
SEPrt MBER SIXTH. 1892. at TWO O'CLOCK =. NJ
The rapid and steady increase in The value Of real
tate in and around Manassas during the past score
insures to future investors land safe invest
uaent.
For further particulars address
J. STOEvER.
Manassas, Va.
LATIMER SLOAN. Auctionsers.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARN & CO. .Aucts.
II $40 Pa ave- NV

4hi AN p sEsFfg HE6 OF
e or u IH BRk kAEY
~ ANh A BENNISG MAcE TaAck;
aNsf q TSf$riSa RT@ FAYE AsP
EER5Sf He fIS EsYjs RHs S fhP
HHtfES biS5$; SSSs i HkEf ahEE%5S5 Gas
I4G iI,1 ib, WiIH Il, ~ lumber or WELL-BKEb.
'N0h fA0fhD .ollAsIso
ROLLING srock HhsR Of ES Mpth VARIETY
STYLES AND MAKES, BY SUCH MhNUfAC-
hEs EaHE Il pnf SE% 81 fxR
COUPE kAsSSds5}SstrrEs,
Low BED WAGONS
HARNESS OF Amos EVERY pEsGRIPTIoX-
%%E Az HfHSST EyEEY STYLE AND MADE BY BY
BLANKETS, LIP noB Akse WHIPS, HORSE BOOTS
staff3 fodSb Il e SffhshE
BOAES:
ONf % 1o-HoRsE POWER STEAM BOILER.
ONE ID lG- HORSE POWER STEAM BOILER TO-
GETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
- TO BE SOLD By AUCTION
MONDAY. TUESDAY A. u WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER FIFTH S1y ASD sEvESTn. isse
MONDAY. STEPrE BIER FIFTH AT FOUR
33Ieh0SK p NJ. SALE AT BENNING RACE
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SIXTH, AT TEN
UCLoGK. A. NJ, SALE AT 443 L STREET
wEDSEspkl. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. SALE AT THE FORTLAND
STABLES ~ AND 645 NEW YORK AVENUE
NOhTHN EST.
specie! term tor probate business. will sell. by
pubic auction on the dates and at the times and
places mentioned abve the contents of the stables OF
the late NJ Draney, esq, partly mentioned alb We
to which invite general attention.
Terms Of sale cash.
Catalogue ready Monday, August % and can be had
from the ,ioneers or from the adninistrstor or
mailed upon application to either
ThOS. NJ. DRANEY. Admin strator.
nnz.x, ~ Gta New York ave.
aulO-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 1907 g street.

7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers. 1907 G street
REMOVAL SALE
TRSCTIvE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF
ff ts s ffSckks ST. RE1S SOD T sFAs Ss
SIKEET sToRE. AND OTHER coon Toi,
H 6HR sfAGE G2sHR Mt on sE PSS
TfCCT AVENUE.
ONE HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS.
Having given up our + street store and cons lidated
No. 1l16 Connecticut avenue. have authorized
Messrs Latimer L sloan to sell at pnblic auction.
TENDER SEVENTH. 1872. at TEN O'CLOCK, at
o. r late store 1903 street. all the fixtures surplus
stock and goods for which ould be found in
our Connecticut avenue store. such As
Combination Safe Counters Shelving and
Cases. Small Office Desks Coffee Mills.
Fine Imported and other Fancy Groceries
and Canned Goods. Fruits in Glass. Choco-
lat s. Bottled Wines, Wood and Willow
VAT" Also SF Al TWELVE NJ.
One Horse. Wagon and Harness.
Being the AGENTS For the
ROYAL HUNGARIAN GOVERNMENT
Red and White Wines
(the finest yrIdes)
And being DESTROYS to discontinue such, will
goods. Every bottle the sea of the Hunra i'm
government and tine goods we'll and favor ably
know III this market.
The stock whole is quite extensive. fine grade
and sh uld attract eppraI at cnton. The sails will
b. continued daily mil the ent-e st3cx is dspossd
LATIMER sloan. Gr6cerrs.
AuctloneerS- st2-dts
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. MULLER 1oc.1 9TH ST. NV. TRFtTS ALL
~ chronic affections Of the eve. ear. throat. lung
lysr kidneys and nervous disc ses years in "a y.
once hours y To j. a. N. AID 10 p. aui5- I'm
ETRANGFES. TaEF NOhICF.-DHS. BROrHFRS
- and Gray trca5 all diseases. No cure no nay Only
estb bed advertising rhysiciaus in this CITY. rs
-isi,ed - Years 100 u ST s.w. Sul0-lLa'
CONSULT THE ONLY TROSCOprAS PHYSr-
Nciaus IN Washington. DIS. BROTHERS aud GRAY;
near .orty-tvr years a. Ap5 y 3 ". we have re-
dnced the Sims " 'ncipi-nt disease almost I
tainty by examining into tai che mic Al character -
urinary la2oSi.s." We will dHS-r your lis ise Al
SYMPTOMS with aut asking qpsti b-ta irst
IN tue mo-nirrs. W. treat ali iisslse. srr~assuvt t.
WHICH the human family Ipia-t-iyspepsia ror-
81 alton. ni'@s. SONIA, rheI ustiSn broa ts A.,
and al n"rvots disc diseases the skin lun
stomach. Kidneys. &c. aui~lm'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct. 14I6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 1895
PsTREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated the Goth
day of May. A. D. 1891. and recorded in Liber No.
1886. eolo SO ct of the land records Of the
District Of Columbis and at the request Of the holder
Of the note secured thereby, will sell at public
auction in front OF the promises on TUESDAY, THE
TWESr1.THIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A. d. 1892. at
FIVE O'CLOCK T.. NJ, the following described re 81
estate and the improvements ther situate in ,he
city of.WashingtoD District of Columbia wit Lot
nunbfred nine 90 in square numbered one hundred
and nnety-four l94l: subject TO decd of trust
cent per annum from October II, 1891.
Terms Of sale One half cash in Of herenbe-
fore mentioned deed Of trust and the balance in
ID and two CD with interest at the rate o.
centum per annrm and secured nv deed of trust on
rrOrerty sold all cash, OPTION of purchaser Ali
convex ancinV and recording at purchasers cost.
derost Of $500 will be required ct tim % sale II
the terms of sale are not complied with wi hin ten
days from the day of sale the trustees the
right e. resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser
RR U. TRACY. r.
au10dSds' ALFRED s. NILLSON, ! iius'eeS-
G-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO SAT-
thDAf, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1892, same hour and
place. h sGER i !. Wilson; Trustees.
auc4 &c. %. n se2S3'
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estimated cost for same Of s31 .615: tire north
west fifteen permits. ss3, $50; the southwest one
at $500; the northeast. three at 81. 500, and
the southeast, one at sic. 600 Building Inspec-
tor Entwistle says the fall season will open
about the 18th, and he expects it viii be long
ore.
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Nothing New to Learn.

From the Detroit IRE, Press.
Mrs. Bingo-"You ought to have heard the
sermon this morning. 1t was about vanity in
woman's dress"
Bngo (musingly)- ~ don't think. my dear
that the minister could give me any Informs
ton on that subject"
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quite a general if not a
favori:e occupatio n
just now in this city.
People who are begin
ming housekeeping o.
propose to move from
one house to another
generally wait until this
month to carry cut
their plans. Some pSo-
Ile, hOweTc-. are a h,-
tie forehanded in this
particular ard begin
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WM. A. YESTERDAY. ! trustees
au24-eodtse3S thu ndSds
I,Hos. z. MAGaAMAN. Rea! ESTATE Aue.ieneer.

THos. L. WAGGAIAN. Real Estate Auc:ioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
THIRTEENTH AND FOrRTEINTH STREETS
BE MEN !. AND NJ SHEETS NIRTHWEsr.
AND IN AiLEl. TWENiS-STE FEET WIDE
BELWEfN IHikTEENTH AID FO1rRTEEN1H
AND AND nfnEfES Northwest.
By virur OF tree deeds 80 trust recorded rrsnect
foo 80. aud iihcr No 13s, fo h 80. OF the land
records If TIE District of Coi1EIa. will sci! Mt
SEPTEMBER Twelfth. 1892 AT EkIF.PASI
ne!ps subdivision o. certain lots in square 80. pei
plat N book l.. folio 81. OF the records surveyors
0hce. District cf Columbia. improved each by Brick
dwelling.
I'm elateiv thereafter OF SaMF DAY at QUAR-
TER 10 SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. vi sell at vrblic
au" iCp IN front "f ;hr PIE ,isas lots 49, and lS in
Bon. ell and Reeds recorded subd vision Of lots in
s;u .2t. ca II improved by brick dwelling nen
and " as W.
fureiately thereafter. on SAME DAY, at SIX
O'CLOCK L. VI. We viii SCI n pubic aurt.on, in
front Of the Trenis s. lots SS and ~ in William H.
per pla recorded in boob Il pare 81 the records
of Tho Surveyors of # said District ilnjroyed by
brick d|ei iug and stable.
Terms IS 10 each % sid lets: Cne-tlird cash. of
winch del osIt Of 90 mus be on each lot
h,nr o. sac, ba.ancc in ,free e,uai neta"n in six
twelve and ei9 hteen months, tor which notes rnr
chaser bearing interest from DAY of sale ard
oN deed o. ust On nro;rrty sold, vi Zoe taken. all
convey ancfny at purchasers cost. Il terms not
complied III in twelve days from sale the trustees
reserve the right To resell at the risy and de-
fautlng purcI.asor after eight days advertisement.
J. W. PILLING, trustees
/. F.. WAliGAMAN. Au.tiOneer. au3l-dkds
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in efse~, Nav % 1907
Leave Washington 'rofn station New Jersey
For Chicacn an Northwest. NestiDnled Limited e.
rrsss train. II 20 a M; X Is ,. N. daily.
bnled Limited. 30, erpr-s. IL 25 y IA. daily.
Tor li,t,hurg and Cleveland express daily IL 20
For L rincton and staun.on, 80 4o..m
Eor Minchester and wsy stations. Is 3op.
ci for Lnrav Nstnrsl BIfse, Rosnote. Knorvflis.
iDg car through to Memphis on night rain
g, s = %%S-. Sr s S d.
!. "a = s. <; S & Z . . "a .
$50 As nnnt, Is 80 q. 80 4. "a W SunS a m
AL 55,ol 800. 70. 80. $50. Is 90. Isoo. So
For Annapolis. {. L and g. 10, m. Il. 10 and g
p, IN. SUNDAYS. BOA M. 4 81 .. m
q. ~ 90 freaerick fs4s. fli3o. g m. u.l5. - 50
For Hs1,.r-town. 40. ~ a. m and t53op.m
For GS,hs am msy an. nSn W.T.; s ~ =.
tl2 A. 81 Is. ~ 90. ~ NJ IS as a. os "a 20. III 10
nm f,-re.s trsins .toPrinS at principal stations
RoIAI Blue Liz N FoR WV YORK K %Sp pHrt-
ro-p,u.,.,-.,. sDELPHrl
aay Dnn n9r ea sO.'9n .1s ss' n :s:s
. 40 q. 90 Dining Carl. III 30 D. m. sleeping csr
For Pluladelphia, Wilmington and Chester, s.oo
Buffet parlor Cars on all day trains.
ms Ear runnnt through Boston without chsny,
y,a pouchkeegse bridge. landing pssssnr.r In md
Fog Atlantic City. 10 90 and L. 90 noon. sund.,~
II. O0noon.
tE1osp' SUNDAY; Daily Hsund.y only.
Baersee called for and checked from hotels sndr,s-
dsnces by Union Irsnsfer Co on order. len 81 tcEss
s.. SPiIL r. ave, ' ca;s atS|: scu1L
oeh. MANAGER. tmy23l Gen. Pas. As't.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INsTI-
L tute of Paris. Treatment at his Office 62l 18th
st. nv W.. AT PATIENTS residence. sel-lms
DE SURF TO CONSULT EMMA EX-GrPsY
ID queen. clairvoyant nd asro.oeist; lifelong
dent of occultism. 93 First ST. s.w hours. TO y.
N. fee. SOC. anl6-2lt'
DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Il advertising clarvoyant. sstrologer and medium in
inns city. Has wonderful prophetic gift OF second
sight Reveals hidden mysteries. RECEIVERS lost
s,oen property. brin1s separated together. causes
speedy marriages. gives success in business removes
family troubles. evil influences. Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will time and money BY
coming to the right place at once. he succeeds
where others have failed. COnyinces most skeptical
and edvertises only what he do All business
hdential. Satisfaction guaranteed Sttings soc.
Hours. 9to9. Open Sundays Residence. 40 II St.
bet. ~ and 9Th SITS. s.w. aulo-3ot'
NINE. PERRIN. THE TRUESr DESTINY
Au reader OF the Information given with phs
nomenel accuracy. Terms, soc. am. q o p. IN.
1871 Marion ST. n. W.. bet. 9th and eth. p and asa
pRoF. J; Z. HUBBARD. AsTRoLoGER with
l. Dr. sylvester Of BatO.,, can be consulted daily
texcspt sunday. l4S Z st. N. e. {; lessons given
NINE RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLAIRvoY-
and lucky dates tells retain husband lover:
glyes for short time chart palmisry all
suting her. Room 10. 40 81. N. W. suss96ts
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIRoPo-
Nl dist. JOB 18TH ST. N.w.-The only importer snt
nanufacturero OF FINE MANICURE and CHIRoP0-
DIST GOODS south VI New YORK noso-u
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REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The House Renting Season and the
Problem of Getting a Home.
SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT.

me Task OF Hunting House From the
standpoint of the Hunt-r-The Demand for
Houses of Moderate Ken: Is still n Prom
fnent Feature of the Ma-Isst-0ther Matters
OF Interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03

DR. BROTHERS TNvTGORATING CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve Stimrlant and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Psralvss and that class Of people who
are weak miserable, letharric sleepy lack % snii
ton and zest there remedy equal 10 this Cordial
1t has been in for fortyve years this city
Laboratory, sDo st. s.w au:9- luls
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nR. CARLETON.
5o1 10Th -. Nv,
Washington. d. O.
Graduated London. England, 1881
And New York 1879.
IF YoC HAVE AN ArLMEyr.


Acuta. chronic. hereditary. yor can ranisv 70
stored to health and strength by the scientific appi-
cation of electricity and the therapeutc
successfully pracsiced oy DE-. Carleton
IF YOU HAVE
Failing nnarno-v. nau-alsr. wanS-riny ,,ns s-~ana
feeling, tired in the marnnc than on eciu- n
bed. either FOR ,rk society," dizzy sosl-
tve-igo) dull. stunid feeling. unable to coacen.-,t
the mind upon any subject. pain in the back. weak
back, bad taste in the Duth pinples o. szllow an
unhealthlyionking skim tremo-s palpitation Of the
heart feel generally used mp and that life losin
lts CHARMS for you. AZ pretty cerIala saAs ssa
afflicted
NERVOUS DEBILITY
ans Won sNou'd ~ once consult ~ ca-'a.-, W., "a
positively the only slva-tisinr m in me INITIAL
States who treats these troubles recognized sceati
and curative principles and has made the successful
treatment Of these troubles life study. EXERT
nary analysts chemical and mic-oscppal Neurasths-
mia (nerye exhaustion diseases of the bladder Kid
neys skin blood or nervous system. any acute or
chronic disease within the Of my specially
be treated with skill and bora Of experiences
and earnestness of desire to benefit my patients
Hours. to ,. 4tos sunday. y 10 only. Consalts-
ton free. For Iartner particulars sse Post"
iy30-s
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Tenn. ave. NV
Our Spe,ialties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH.
OUT PLATES


Teeth that hsva decaved and broken AWAY mar be
oneratel unnn by this system anvraftai
the r0os given lease &c hfA ana made As ~ "a
and serviceabe in every way nAtura ONES. To he
succ an arcis al must a constructed that
snail permanently arrest lecav the broken Of
the ROOF and rronV enough 20 splitting the
root or brea ing loose from its attachments We claim
That our crowrs have all these requirements and when
combined with bridge work WHICH ,1ns.s.S iu supp y
Ing teeth that have been '.xfractel iIak~s the st
teautitIil and durable apo lance ever devised As sub
STUNT" Tor the natural teeth all this without -lata
70 cover inc ront OF the mouth. lac advancement
nentls'rE has been t-rAs- the last lew years. We
rave kept pace with these improvements and the ma
fiens OF the Evans paTlors ss "a ~ rseying fa
henett OF these. rra~tired and auped in the most
Of work viii hn fonnt reasonable as is cons s.rt
IN brSt-"iass work and lesr 'aals We perform
a. operations erta'niny to profession. Fine gold
nl,ipgs. ar'nlal te.ih gold. platIna -ubha- and
rnbher lined with gold Extracting without pain.
au5-lme
nR. STARR PARSONS. COR. aTH AND r SrS
DAIora snesthetic used on the GUNS 70 aav the main
IN sNiraclnS y ek = ent for thBsa gap csanpf tax.
Ess with SAFETY. Fhli1g a >pe,altv such will r.ys
com ort aud satsfart IN. AT bran hes % dentist-y
AZ ~ sent % ttion tyaivH Tra-s. ,e2l
INREE DENTAL rNFTGNsRY-TrFTU FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge ayraps
cost u llate-ia At - II n. dental lepa-t usn.
o. the unban University fro I 10 ; y. n. laiir
txce sunday "xtr2ctlo free mir nary open fro
o"~.her' 20 Jun" -. ss.ii-tf
hESrAI INTERPRETATIONS. TNfyTR-
~ sity cor. Sth and X sts ". Dpen 10 - all IN.
year. Extracting. &c. free. F.linss sud plates a.
cost Of materials. felO-tr
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FUTURE DAYS.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF CAR
RIAGES. BUGGIES. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEATONS. DAYTON
WAGONS, ROAD
CARTS,
EXPRESS AND GRoCERS' WAGONS AND HAIR
NESS. &c.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
- HEAD OF Young WESTERN HORSES. SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE or RAUGHT PURPOSES.
BENsINGER.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
9:}S AND $40 la. AV'
Auction SALE EVERY TUE-pAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY. 10 a. II. sr2-2w
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEElIED PLEDGES.
L. WARREN JOHNSON Auctinneer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT No. 636
NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
By srthcrity Of = deed to me from the heirs Of
and rscordsd IN Ilbsr zoos. folio aas Of tie land
2 Ell &; q HSss :ss fSR g
~ front q ne prsHsisss Hrs|sss &, 81 81 North
feet and 4 improved with brick store and dwelling
house. In excellent condition
years. With interest, g AL cash. Conyeyancing and
'''''''nS = XkTHUR 4. BIRNEY. Trustee,
..ooa,. vALrfa vuIIfH w siTo ~ an ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
IHOMAs E. wAGGANIAN. Anctioneer.

On TUESDAY. SFpTEMBFR SIXTE. at HALF
IaSI FIVE NJ, will Sell at publ sIrtiun four
Iwo-story BECK Houses, Nos 217 2ig. .2zl and 3;i
street northeast the same 10 be removed br the
chaser within thirty days OF sale. sel-dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-03
I ATIMER L SLOAN. Auc'ioneers and Appraisers
IL l4OI and lI09 q st.

TRT TSTT SAFE 6 6Gv NEARLy SEW NINE
METNTSi OK EA S SIDE Of LIiHTH THEFT
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated the sth day OF
De.ember 1891 and dnly recorded i'll Liber 1887,
70 iu 4+ ct seq, OF the and acords OF the Dis
tTct of Go nmDia the IN iersi ned trustees vii sell
on SATC DAY frLRNOOS. SEPTEMBER
TENTH. l-H2, IN front Of the pre- Uses. HALE
PAT FOUR O'CLOCK. part lot g. ia square Az.
i. '1sL9I 70 alley. improved by near new nine
Toom b v-window T-'ss-b lex reSiden-e Wit. all
mod, in veuerits. oca;cd the tas: side Of
Sta stree between : and streets northwest.
Terms made known It - ..
y M !, q r IISHHNS3Si Trustees.