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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ArrMER = SLOAN. Auc,ionesr.. i.o7 est

I ATIMER SLOAN. Aucsionesrs. l&o7 ast
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALrAsLE IMPROVED
STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN . AND r
b yiIiue Of certain deea Of trust, dated 18th day
Iso5 .sis az sss q ne land resards for he
.ssarsd s VII nd 4 The q g,
EstfphsSSf fSRPR f. ss',s.;1s
Property, situate in The city Of washington District
ssoOrded II ne sgrveyOrs once Of the Dstrc, q Co
secure the sum q o. 900 With interest % a, ~ -
81 ia Interest r.ysois ssm annually dIe MsTs
by comfortable two-s;ory end basement brick dwell
sa.s % anS sSs sssHSs s
Of said dead II trust s50per month with ntere, a. The
q 90 the 4oP. RsF sS or and s
s Clinton q the Rpsss.s sico asPos, TssST.d
OF The purchase Term. OF sale TO Re COMPLIED with
and ., a d.fsalsns pSrehs.sr assT sye ss,. rs, "a
,srs.sh' In ons daily payer published in Washing
oos-asd. s N2 4 4 cc5ieoffT Es. Trustees.
X ATcLifrK. DARN CO; ArcTIoNKERs,
~ $40 PENNA- AVE. NV.
pEG .,S,, sEo &c, gEASB ;STsRE PIANO FORTE
IT sP Gss hIscf fsR Sir.9 ans d SE1Sk
kIIraEs fHRsffn S Eoh asp krd d99THaEs
EksL ffpldfa hopssooEEPP do OBS
ALSO
. WORK HORSES
DELIVERY WAGONS is coon CONDITION
blfI5S SG s.aSs sG -
lot r cAkT LOT OF OLD LION
OF STABLE GOODS &c. TO ~ soI II
By AUCTION Al THE RESIDENCE OF
wHo is CHANGING & T ais RS ESD ibrscr TO THE
On rnE Of r5 H5asT Barf eAR IFsT
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ELEVENTH. AT HALF
PAST TWO O'CLOCK NJ
Dealers and private buyers are invited 10 attend
oci-dSdbs RADCLIFFE, DARR CO. Aurts
DAwNBkOKERs AUCTION ON MONDAY
iEAENlSG. OCTOBER TENTH, at HAIF-PAST
sSEntS T. NJ shall sell at Tub,ic auction al No
wi STREET 81 forfeited pledges up "a date includ
will please take notice.
,,..... GEO. II. McATLEY Pawubrokar.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO. Anctieneers o~3t;s.
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DUNcANsoS BROS, Aucts.. 9th and d SITS. NV.
IS FFXNsYi1tASIA k1Esn HFh EoR R1Htn8a
,KNowN AS PREMISES 10. I7o5.
t tssts (, G sr % Sg & ss 1 s & f. s6 Sy
Rsr5s ss t iS tsIS6 wiz ss At Pubc s,S3
IIEsT DAY 81 uCroBER, iss at IL HALL Fast
-FOUR O'clock VI. all that certain iiece or var
ingt2E, District q CoinmG;a ard known and d stn-
SQUARE on NJ 1 h%n 9iaE and n i rsF q Is; one m
Wit, within the following metes and bounds viz Be.n
nifty 600 fest noTthw"stwardly from the southeast
anRie oI'sa!d square and lot ami running with SAID
GA. lS) feet thence al tight anes with said avenue
seventy-torr and ffty-e!cht one hUHlrediis "a 80
thence due east with said rea line aud tty-three
two s) feet tecc In i Gs gH; ;r .Tty
forty ns and tone-hand-edths a.. GS) feet
feet. toyeihe with TIC int rovements Ii creon.
Terms OF sale: IETyytwo hundred S3. 200 dollars
to be paid in nsl ana the aauce 10 ~ paid equal
ins;anents res ectively. in six 90 and Twelve i2j
so Nth q qd S fTat mpon the
at he S Of osHt per a9np MIL d q 91xh
lie requi cd at time of sale All ro;lveyancila ac
at cos Of purchaser. If Of sale are not com
serves the ria 10 resell lie proper at cost Of DE-
tauiting purchaser after FIVE DAYS notice resale
see9-dSds smrvivinx frnst:,e
RAfCLIFFE. DARRS CO. Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. n w.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two-sToRY FRAME
S$IkffI TfE SSfSf " Of OF & ESSfhSE
By virtue Of u deel % trust given to and duly
recorded in Iiber No 14lS. folio 81 ct seq on OK
the land records of the District Of Colrrha aud at
the request of the ares secured thereby the un Ter
signed trustees will offer for sae by pubsic auction
pay oE e., 9CJ3BEE. !. D., 1902 at HALF-PAsT
parcel Of land and premises situate and einr the
an known and disns u;shed on the ground Plat
% feet front oy the depth thereof Of the recorded
SUBDIVISION OF Howard University" o. E.ingham
pace, together with all the rights easements prvi
ieges and apputenances to the saline belonging in
anywise appertanng.
Terms: One third cash the rnsidue in one and two
years from tie date Of SALE evidenced ~ the
the purchaser bearing interest the day at
the rate OF d per cent per annum, payable seminar
nually the deferred payments to be secured by deed
ot trust on the premises sod or all rash. at the option
Of the purchaser deposit of $500 paid Il the
Time OF sale: Terms to be complied with in fifteen
GAYS from the day Of sie the trustees reserve the
right to resell at the risk and OF the defautn9
purchaser afteSve days advertisement; Of such resale
All eonveyancing reSoriins. sc az pure hasers
se2S-d&ds GEORGE C. HENNING trustees
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p ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Anc,ioneers.

NALUABLE TwO-SToRY AND sUBBAsFMFNT
BRICK HOUSE. NO. 10 SEVENTH sTRfFT
NHSRTHESST; BETWEEN EAST CAUToL
= BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SEVENTH.
front OF the premises,
PART OF LOT 2. SQUARE sg7
ironing Ia feet on 9TH street of
CAPITOL street. and improved by q well-bniit house.
Terms AZ sale. deposit Of eco required q, the
ocl-dSds RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
ATiMEh SLOAN; Auctioneers and Appraisers.
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auc;,oneers.
BY AUCTION

NALuABII IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON I.
SIREET BETWEtN THIRD AND FOURTH
SLREEIS NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSE 305 L
STREET.
BY AUCTION
On Thu RSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SIXTH
iSt.. at FIVE O'CLOCK we viii oeer for sale, il
fr mt of the rem ses
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT IN SQUARE 525.
improved by frame house. No. sos l. street north
west.
This property is near New Jersey avenue the cleo
trc cars the Belt line. the street market and in
b.IHhoorh ood that is rapidly advancing iii value.
Terms easy and made known at the time Of sale. A
derosit OF 500 ulcn acceptanr Of bid. All convey
anclng anG -eco.dtn! at the cost Of the purchaser
se2S-d&ls kATCLIFFE. DARE CO. ki.c.s
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I ATIMEk & SLOAN. customers and Appraisers.
IL 1907 st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated 18th day Of Sep
TENDER. lS.1I, and duly recorded in Iiber I1.2 folio
ct seq one of the lsud records for the District Of
thereby. the undersigned trustees win sell at tue
a,Icton rooms IF Iatimer sloan. ldO7 St. SAT
URDAf, OCTOBER EIGHTH, 1889, commencing at
TEN OCH OK, all the furniture contained in seized
Me A, as follows Ten sets Oak Chamber Furniture
With Mattresses. Springs Pillows and Chairs TO each
suite, Oak Dining Table
Il. A. SEAvELL,l r
JAMES HARRIS,j Austees.
oc.,-:t LATiMCN K SIOAN Auctionecrs
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t,REE DENTAL INFIRMARY TEETH FILLED
ana artificial teeth inserted without charge erceft
cost Of material At l:fs5 n Il. NV, Dental Detat-
ineut ~ the Columbian University, from TO ; D IN
daily. except Sunday. Extraction free 1nfhrrnary
oiFn from octoher 2 t. June 20 ocl-tf'
&, koSH0N'S DENTAL PARI oRs FsrABiJSHFD
" lSls, lJtS AL - "a. ". Pull en- and SIS:
sloand -. Old PLATES made good A. new. Or--n day
M ~ ana sundays ull o. m All It, branches
ssnfi- I'm.
Ir6FE DENTAL NFTRNARY-TEETH FfLffD
and artificial teeth inserted without charge e,r-tt
cst 81 material NJ lte II ~ dental depsrfT-nt
81 we Columbian University. from 10 : n m hafly
.N' sunday eNraction free. iIfirmary open fr,lIn
brfuiH'T To June 20 sa.l,,tf
DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rNryFn
H sty, cor. sth and X -ts ". Open % = all the
Year Extracting. &c. Tree fIiiinss sud plates
cost oi materials fel0-tr
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u ArcLIFFE, DARR Co. AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE OFFICE FURNITURE.
HALL" IRON SAFE DOUBLE DooR,.
TYPEWRITER. OFFICE FIXTURES. CAR
PETS he he


PETS. &c. &c.
By virtue of chattel deed Of trust duly recorded
in Liber l7l0 folio 1863 ct seq of the land records
for she District of Columbia and the request of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned Trustee Will
offer for sale. by public auction at the rooms Of Rat
ellie. Dsrr * Co., go Penn. ave- NV. on SArUR-
DAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. ID.
1882. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. ALL THE
GOODS MENTIONED IN SCHEDULE attached to
said trust. and comprising in part DOUBLE DOOR
IRON SAFE BY HALL. OFFICE FIXTURES. CALI
GRAPH TYPEWRITER, FILE CASES. DESKS,
OFFICE CHAIRS. LETTER PRESS. WARDROBE,
TABLES CARPETS. RUGS. &c. The attention of
parties in search OF Fine Office Furniture and Fix
lures are called. all being in excellent condi lion
Terms of sale cash.
HAROLD C. MEGREw,
Trustee
RADCLIFFE. DARE CO.,
oc'Sd&dbs Auctoneers.
nUNCANSOS BROS. Aucts.. 9th and u SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ysIVARIE PROPERTY
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I AT1MER l. SLOAN. AUCTIONEERS AND APP
NJ rraissrs l407 G St

TWO HANDSOME THRFF.sT5RY AND BASE
MENT n. .BRICK RESIDENCES, Nos 1904
AND 1s26 Z STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUB
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTH
1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF
the IIemises shall sell lots l24 and l in square
III improved with two three-stUry and b sement new
brick sdences containing rooms with bath and
all modern tmproyements finished in hrs.-cla
ner, being Nos 1904 and 1906 northwest one
city.
Terms: One-tbrd cash. balance at six and twelve
months. with notes bearing interest at
annun until paid and secured by deeds uftrust on the
property sold. or all cash, option OF purchaser
All conyeyancing and recording at cost Of purchaser
purchasers goo deposit required each house at
the time o! sale. LATIMkR SLOAN,
se21-d&Cs Auctiopeers
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ATTORNEYS.

THE WASHINGTON LEGAL, BUREAU TRANs-
acts al LEGAL business AZ q nahle
.fen,s. cousu!Jatiou and advir- free. gro. W,
ktkN. Managing Atty. central brd'g, cor. nrh aud
Pa. oc.l-lms
A W. EAsTLACR. Isl3 ST NV,
LAND ATTORNEY.
oolft Pensions. claims ana neral collections
('AMpDEil. CARR1NGroN. ATToRNEY-ATLAw.
webster Law Building jil5 u II. W. washingon.
DC Residence. .CEB X u. NV dss
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

tIh SALE-CHEAP To Quick Bt-YFP
h,r. and press bTick octaxou tower corner
ar. ~ inoeern improven mus: IT, S..u a. ~
s'eSats1- S1osth st ne OWNER. o. 81.
SILL WOULD LIKE TO IOIN FIVE MEN
saia =, Ipss In bgyinT valuable house 20 b.
eces. N-h' VIVA Address y. star
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CNR SALE

FoH SALE HOMES
MAJ on s.. rg1ns and both -. 81 10
q rs teL lsf an ~ = rooms mi hath ; 90
- 81 n nesr Ms AZ. 21SLu+. 8 Fuotil-
n o. near sab. v-rv mn hous-. IL, 2Oli.Oto
a ~ with bsiek static '...... -. ~ 6se
D - near lh. 4lrlf5. th-e--tory br ck..... 40
sf 1T ilh AMI lev. -Ox',f. .. 100
~ NT-f ~ Ma-h3ng-on i--.~ tW4
sga4r-- from eahl- car. d r,a'.s aud b..a e. 300
for a l.si.re s--.uilly hAl. . ~ o. Wild.
siiey. ialYrVvel b thE sisis I ,,rirss
S+3t Iii0Gs:.
f>pk sAIK-THE OWNER VIII. SILL SEw
il s-rooni bri.a, -rh 81 nod mrs 1ust com
xcsih rod .eation cOEvenirRs 10 'ars. Adi-.ss
w 80. star ne. oci -
NOR SkIE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY To PUB
rha-- a home assner 1iust : "a n-N Crpo.a prirk
S~sae b. flrua-e aud moi rp,Es n lot
trvssD 90 10 alley. t-sira1lc loclt-on, pric-,
x@s IL = Is 80 cry ?. a. oi-5
Tor sALE-yLEl DESIRABLE Rs>IDkNCr -
il % res; Par. NJ Lsr-.aili. Ap ~ - J.
&ALDNtN. Tra.scss' at'ui.-l BsEk. oeit'
NOS SALE BNRGNiS. OwSER LEAvINO
c.ty 40 i--t an .,.l.'-ts nsg 81. ~ hue.
-pruI-. HftLh. Nc. - Amy vroEinE n v, r-l.
SlIl rsy sssr csl: "a pa asscd- Aidrc>s c',Nt.
TOR sAix- ro-F HANDSOME LNOLIsH
il hsseu.sa- -, 80 hot~7 - oth - ancN"
- c-Pi. ~ - .'-i. c5.iAln = COWS. be-.
- .r-,..i.-s o-f-6:
u>os ssIE e.. i8-ss5 NON1HfY-NEw SIX
IoCI fsin- sstt.s-. cei'.r Forrhes. iAtfohs bal
S<sv~. .. o. sSa-f- f-sf round. isss oue lest
kkDCN : Bio. O~ner-. 9is 81 ~ oe'@a
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PERFMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY NO $40 n STREET NORTH
On TUkSDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH. 1897.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK P; NJ. we will sell in from: of tho
feet the north side OF NJ Bridge street. by a de- til
Of 100 feet. improved by substantial three story
brick store aud dwelling containing IA rooms.
Terms One-tbird cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest, secured 10y deed Of trust the
property. or all cash at the option OF the purchaser
All conveyancing and recording cost OF pure haser
II the terms are not complied with in l. la, the
property may be rcsod at sk and %: de aulting
purchaser. ceposit Of 800 required at time Of
sale. THOMAS BOWLING & son.
oc5-dSds Auctionanrs
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

[I BERNHEIMER h CO., Aucttopeers
IL. Successors TO Weeks n Co..
637 Louisiana ave.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctiopeers ana Appraisers
IL 1io7 G ST.
FUTURE DAYS.
r ATCL1FFE. DARR l. CO.. AUCTIONEERs,
~ go PA. AVE. n. W.

X aiNLif DAisAs q CO.
~ go PA. AVE. n. W.
AsSIGXEE,S SALE on VALUABLE. IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEOkG ETOWN, D. c., BLING
No. 1881 HIGH STREET.
BY virtue of /. deed from Robert B. Cropley re-
corded in Iiber 11SS, folio i63, one Of the land
records OF the Distjc: OF Columbia / will sell ON
MONDAI. OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH 1892. a
fOuR O'CLOCK PM, in front of the Premises.
PARTS OF lots 10 and H. in Old GEORGETOWN. outing
lOi2 feet on Him street by IRREGULAR depth OF
~ 6i anG2U2H l. II in. also suhlot aud of subot
IN W W -CcrcOran's sub OF lots Z, s and 8 in Old
Georgetown. minute descrirti n of the above
property will be read at the tine of sale
Ine above property Is improved by a substantial
modern brick store and dwelling in excellen, order
On 'hs HI h street 'front.' and by frame house and
good stable IN the rear alley, all under good
rents. Ali claims of TaibertS the south two feet
OF ground on which the brick store and dwelling
stands have been ancaby setlei and the ground has
teen qui: claimed by them to the assixnee.
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to assume indebt
edness of 81 600 secured by deed of corded
In Ltber l2o. folio Isl. the land records of
tie District o.. Columbia, bearing interest q per
cent, the balance OF the purchase money one half
cash and the remain Ter In year. evidenced by the
purchasers note secured BY deed of trust upon the
property and bearing interest at per cent. Taxes
and assessments paid 40 June &c. 1892. All convey
ancinE and title examining be ,olc of pr!r
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within
ten days after sale the assignee will resell at cost
of defauiting purchaser.
Il. e. GWYNN. Assignee of Robert b. Cropley
THOMAS NJ. FIELD, Attorney TOR Assignee.
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THAT FADED TAN SPRING DREss WILL
DYE rich glossy black.
Come early and avoid the rush
Don't pack your light suit away. gentlemen Z. WI
prove food for moths. HdVed viii be sesviceab,e an
cool weather.
ANTON FISCHER.
eo6 G ST. NV.
3l4 Pa ave- So
Goat. sheepskin .uzs and whit, f1-s cleansf -u,i
- new. sea
Miss LoFFI.ER. - 18TH ST. NV FORM.
IVA eriy Of H. IL. Sterr'-. IL S~tsn has tes'.nel e
sstapisiment Tor d-essnasiny fo- she aal
icits the patronage Washington ladles. f.-r -
moderate. sr.S-ln,s
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MISS LIzzrE lucas
Successor 70 Lucas A Martin, Is loca,@d IN h.r
new store, lub a 81. waern he- frients aaa
puhlic wid md coInlete stock Il fan and win n
millinery. Here also will he found Miss Lauru l.
man late with Niue. penongegt. fashionable hair
dresser. se3s-lin
MME. CAMILLE, FRENCH DKEssMAkER HAS
-sA removed from I.s0J @ -. t. TO 18th st n W
Prices reasonable.
lei Ton parle Francais. sei.-iisse
ERENCH DYFfNG. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
ing Establishment, l.,05 New York ave. First-class
ladies' AMI gelts' work of ever iss-rlptioa
OUTING AND TENNIS SUIrs
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCa FORMERLY Win
A. Fisher aud Maison irIese. Paris mys
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II s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Cor. Nh and SITS n. o.
The Largest organization devoted 20 hist-
class dental practice in the world
Psedced 70 tAs promotion II sckaslb
eenfistrI a: moderate prfc.s
See price list in another column on
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An ingenious invention, with tho OBJ
jcct Of lessening the force Of waves. md
to suporsodo tho old fashion OF floating
oil, has been exhibited at tho Paris head
quarters Of tho Central Society for the
Saving of Life In Shipwrechs. 1t is pro-
posed to cover the surface OF tho sea
around an endangered vessel with Sthin
cotton or alken net, rendered unsub-
morsihlc and ever floating by being
dipped in special chemical prepara-
tion. The idea is due TO tho fact that
when crossing the track of tho Gulf
stream II has been noticed that the vast
spreading fields Of floating soawocd
within the confines Of the stream, though
upheayed by tho swell, remain CLASSY
and smooth, The net acts In the same
manner as the seawoed. Some expert.
ments have already been carried out ut
Bale Isle. Court Journal.
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THE DREAD TOMORROW.


How often doth the march Of coming I'll
No echo Of it, footfaA nlng before,
But steals Adown the corridor, until
II pansos-at the door
The eagles shadow warns the huddled hoek:
The tempest sends chin brcerea through tho
sky,
Tia hsrbingcr. on mans disasters shock
swoops all too suddonly
The bark, through rapids riloted with care,
Sails a smooth course, forgetting dangss
gone,
But strikos the hidden recf-cdge unaware
slnks-and the stream flows on.
No sign foretells tho near approach Of sorrow
No note, no breath Of warning IN the air;
s,ili on each sweetest dream the dresd ,onor-
row
Hath broken unaware.
HAPPY twas 20 ordained BY wiser powers,
Who 10 tho draft Of suffering man must
drain
Infused the memory Of careless hours
A anodyno To pa!nl
willing that cnch, unmlndful Of the kncll.
Should pluck tho nower. should hall tho sun
and rost,
Locked all forgctful while In honeyod spell.
Nor perish all uaolest
Accept the proifcrcd boon with thankful heart.
Nor listen for the tramp ~ srouhluu- years.
Remembered Joy shall toothc when sorrows
smart
Turns thy sweet past to tears.
-cornhlli Magazine.
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they beat off thor savage assailants.
Tho ships grapplcd with each other md
fought hand to hand. They used. we
are told, artificial fire. aud the pirates
fastened their ships 10 tho gallcys by
hooks and iron chains. Then, no doubt,
they boarded and were Mt last Success
full. And then Fernando Colon relates
the romantic incident that led, he thinks.
TO tho discovery Of new world. The
ship In which his father fought was
dashed by chains and hooks to great
Venetian galley. The Vcnetians seem
TO have set Columbus ship ON fire. The
flames consumed both VESSELS. Tho only
resource left to the survivors was to leap
into the sea.
Columbus. an excellent swimmer,
seized an oar that foated near him, and
partly resting on 1t and partly swimming.
sustained himself In the water. lie knew
that he was about six miles from the land,
the coast Of Portugal, and made his WAY
toward It. Wearied, half inauiinatc, he
was dashed upon the shore. He had
much difficulty in rcviving himself.
But no was near Lisbon and made his
way. a shipwrecked, pennilcss seaman,
to hcPortuguese capital.-Eugeno Law
renee in Harpcr's.
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DRSERET EVENING NEWS

Pus,isA.d ,ury day. except suna.y. s - ? n
sub.crpilon price. Ia advances. 5000 rJssf, ~.
par month. Is cent? per week. postpaid or dan'ae'
b. carrier.
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DrsEREr sEMI-wEEKLY NEWS.
Published every Tuesday and fna.y' suO
toh price. In advance. PET year. 900 as moa's
o. 70; three months. o.. postpaid or ash'eis' "
tnfflsr
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

ps G, WHAT'S NEAyg AND HuAlS TRrAtYlsr q
Rdh 20 iysshA, flIfnsas, Fiis SeurslsA lies
hsrqa, fis'MsueH aaessd " Aohei tabsiss Nassni
~. NaAl pstFssase sshsnts q bTsia e,usihr iu,auf
Ai,y'y asaF sab. ri'naiufg on AEs Hsuslnsss L.a
eHshAeaa all lfnae Wsasnsf.s esusrl h. stsFsAtn II
heh, 80, nsnthr uystnsaL ~ Gr Is, b. mall We
oh.ass - ltsAss u NAsh sfi.f eutss sih d
~ nHi s'i..a ssa.ntss ~ fsfgat cured Gasfanis.
~ I1sAsa'ss. si.tA y, y ..a >. Mails uu,sI
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Crocky Baldwin, the contenarian par
rot Of the "Zoo,' IL dead. Crippled 10
terribly by rheumatism that for the past
six months he had not boon able to
mount his perch. he suffered uncom.
plniningly until Monday, when the dis
ease attacked his heart and he sue
cuinbcd Tho circumstances surround
ing his death were pathetic.
On Monday morning Head Keeper
Byrnc was passing through the bird
house, and. "a Is his custom, approached
the aged cockntoo and said, Good
morning. Croclsy, who was lying in
his cage. looked mt tho speaker pitoously
with his sharp little eyes, now dimmed
with suffering, but made no response.
"Goodby, then, Crocky," said Mr.. Byrnc,
and ho walked away. Ho had almost
reached the door when he heard feeble
little chirp, and turning saw the honry
bird erect upon his feet. "Goodhy'
screamed Crochy brayoly, and toppling
over ON his side ho fell dead. This
cockatoo was at the time Of his death
i0i years old, and his ngc Is well an
thenticatcd. Ilb was brought to this
country in 1908 by sailor, who had
purchased him In China. The mariner
sold his pct to Captain William Taylor,
who, after spending thirty years In puri-
flying Crocky's vocabulary, which had
boon sadly soilcd on the voyage over,
died, with his lifo work accomplished.
Tho bird, profane no longer, after spend.
ing several years with tho family Of
Matthew Baird, became tho property OF
the Baldwins, whence his surname.
Thirty years later Hugh Madeira be.
camo his posscssor, and aftor passing
through various hands In 1879 he was
donated to tho "Zoo.'-Philadelphia
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