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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29

The Investigation OF Farm MOrtgages.
To the Editor Of The Evening Ssar:
SIR: The writer Of the Interesting article In
the Saturday 6rAR upon EARN Mortgages
well says that ''the labor involved in the in
quiry will never be comprehended outside of
the census Office itself" He might also have
said that it ID not even comprehended in the
census Office. The half will never be known.
It Is not, however, the intention to discuss the
deductions end conclusions Of the writer of the
article, but TO call attention to the failure to
refer to Col John 8. Lord, secretary OF the
Illinois bureau Of lAbor statistics, one of the
most expert social scientists In this COUNTRY.
wh0has been identified with and who II the
originator OF TIE scheme to collect and compile
mortgage statistics, and who conducted such an
investigation for the stale Of Illinois in 1887,
the results Of which were published in the
Fifth Biennial Report of the Buresa Of Labor
6tatistics Of Illinois, 1888" Col Lord hes been
in almost daily consuiietion With the census
Office upon mortgage statistics siucs the or
eanization of the present Investigation By the
census. Oplt Carroll d. Wright, commissSonsr
Of the o. 8. department. Of lAbor, has also, rem
dered invaluable aid to the success Of the In
v4stigAtion. Had II rot been for thee esutIs-
men the inquiry would not have been . sucosss-
ful - II q. end much valuable information IN
this antroddeA dald q social science would have
been utterly 1osk RcoHomrR.
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A HEAVY DOCKET.
Over Two Hundred Cases in Both Branches
of the Police Court,

There were 226 arrests made by the police
during the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today, and this morning there were los prisoners
in the dock of The Police Court. In addition to
this number there were seyenty-fve out on
collateral making in all more than 200 cases on
dockets in the two courts. This is next the
largest number of cases ever before the court in
single day. In Judge kimDail court \ large ma
iority of the prisoners were tried that being the
District side where all the cases growing out of
liquor drinking were tried. and il was evident
that liquor was responsible for the appearance
of more than half the number Of those in the
cells and on the collateral list.
In the long procession of prisoners before
Judge himbali were numerous vags disorder
lies and vlOlators of various ordinances
Under the new yagrancy law some of
the prisoners did not fare so well. especially
those from Georgetown. where under the old
law the maximum penalty was twenty days bu.
row 1t is six months and the court can. in its
discretion, increase the amount of the bond
Several Migrants from Georgetown were tried
today, and III thee case of Virginia Jackson the
bond was fixed at $50 instead of the usual $40
The disorde-ly conduct and profanity cases
were also brought under the new law and
many Of the offenders were taxed IS or $40.
the alternative being twenty-four or thirty
days Imprisonment.
The fines and cQllaterals amounted 10 some
thing over $500.
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MANICURE.
MADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND oHIKoPoD.
Manufsctursr II FINE MANICURE and CHfROPOD-
lST GOODS south Of New York no10-H
TIE WAHRrs SHOE Houss,
Ills r STREET n. W. .

Ills STREET NV.
Is AGAIN IN THE LEAD. WE HAVE JUST
RECEIVED lg5 PAIRS LADIES' BRIGET
DoSGoIA HAND-sEwED TURN BOOTS.
OPERA AND COMMoN-sENsE TOES.
SIZES VERY NEARLY COMPLETE. FRONT
TO 8. AND FROM TO EE WIDTHS.
THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU NOW WANT
FOR AUTUMN WEAR. We CHALLENGE
ANY ONE TO OFFER YOU A BETTER
BOOT FOR - 90 Oh - so.
OUR PRICE rs ONLY $3.50
WE HAVE ALSO RECEIVED OVER 225
PAIRS MEMS PATENT CALF SHOES.
SEVERAL STYLES MANY DEALERS
WOULD CHARGE YOU So 90 OR $3.50 FOR
THEM OUR PRICE rs ONLY ss.75.
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLUCHERs
FOR sa45.
ALSO MEMS $500 CALF BLUCHERs
FOR s2e5.
SAMPLE SHOES, At LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES SIZES ARE AND 81; A,
AND @ WIDTHS.
OTHER DEALERS MAY SAY TO YOU
THAT WE CANNOT MARE SUCH FEAR
Full REDUCTIONS AND LIVE, BUT WE
ANSWER BY SIMPLY REPLYING THAT
WE MAKE IT BUSINESS TO SEARCH
THE FACTORIES FOR GOODS COUNTER
MANDED FOR FAILURE TO GET THEM
OUT on TIME: AND FOR GOODS MANU-
FACTURERs DO NOT FEEL SAFE IN
SHIPPING. We TAKE ONLY RELIABLE
MAKES, AND GET THEM AT OUR OWN
PRICE. THUS ENABLING US TO GIVE
THE PUBLIC GENUINE BARGAINS IN
FINE FOOTWEAR.
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n ATHlER . SLOAN, AUCTIONEERs AND APP
II RRAISERS. 1407-l40o G STREET.
,rausTFEg SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
REAL 0STATE LING on ROCK CREEK,
ND KEowN AS PART OF LYONS

. sgS $$EEsF z5''f ElSsS FafS fSftSFs
deed Of a; to n stss ID TIE ,d e day
nd y direction esths party secured thsEeby ssl
e $ :Ss ;HaSi y aafs1, Sf, g
s.: H. s,sS @ = sna
sh Se
q sse beech Tree and running thence north two %
i iss .nd ons:sali s.ssS assrses. VEST ssvsn
and dssrse. side
txelys hundrsd I200l feet thence north twe1ty end
@ seadrsa sss
hunTsd and sixty nine 1e9) fee, the east bank Of
sss; soiS s5a Sass I'D
sss al Ha ss
eos, dry and si1ty hunared,hs leo 60 1905 isss
.9 =. "a 81, ~ IS. s9a s3sy
SIse 8 ssH s.ty:.sO and txeptytvs hnndfedtns
is1s ssa iSqg
a feet wsh tn sss. bsns thence 1ort1 tf,syf ts
&c esss bsnf thence asGs s
tour sad sss.s Sa,.tss 600, t ss degrees: east
sscs sss,h a.ts .nd sns sa.rssr $50 degrees
.ss sDs d Eos
bank south thirty;six and Ope-quarttr SEQ deTrees.
1s,: 0 eHpG1sf So e ssS and MY hqs US
aeerses. west ave hnnarea and forty-three and e.Ty
and one half ADO degrees, west two hundred and
sishty>shree and fourteen hundredths (2s3 14loO)
feet south seventeen 90 degrees. west SIX hundred
and thirty-eght and twenty-five hundredths (63S p
l00) feet south twenty seven CD degrees FIVE
SSis 100 Beet SOUTH t4sJ desTess. sas
i've hundred and fifteen and fortysix hundredths
OILS 90 1000 feet south fortythre (43l degrees east
Eve hundred and sixtyois and sixty six haDdredths
j5l 10 100 feet. south fftyseyen and one half (,7
s nuph ss o t md
entyons I'D degrees, east three hundred and seven
ty-two ard ninety hundredths cS12 90 i0o) feet,
thence leaving the creek and running north three and
one half 90 drgrees. west four hundIed and twenty
stone g. s., north eight 80 degrees. wesr four hun
dred and forty-eight and eighty hundredtAs Gas so
100 feet, north seven and threequarters (7Si) d.
grses ess. two hundred and fortyeight and sixteen
hun dredths Gas 10 lOO) feet TO bc2nniuy, contain
ing twenty four t4 acres. three ( roods aud nine @
rerches excePting thos. heretofore released BY
by releases recorded IN Ibe- 1901 folio II and in
l1ber l2Sl folio 40. the land 10 be sold
eighteen o1 sres more or less together wit the
and comfortable dive ling house and the valuable mill
most desirable opportunities for good in gestment
For further particulars and pats intending purchasers
are referred - he undersi xncd trustees.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, balance two
three ard four years. secIredby purchaser,
per rom Of sab. secured by deed of trust
dred dollars to be paid in cash az time of sale II the
terms Ct sale not complied with in DAYS the
property nay be resoli At defautng pJrcna risk
and cost aztec i've days pubir advertiser, emit All
c hf ~ MhRRTT@
wM. REDIN wooDwARD, Trustee.
aulSdACs Az Louisiana
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GRArEFUI-CoMroRrrNa.
EPPs'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge OF the natural laws which
govern the operations OF DIGESTION nutrition and by
acareful application Of the fine properties of we'll
selected Cocoa MI Epps has pToyided our breakfast
save US many heavy doctors bills II Is by the indi
may be gradually built until strong enough TO
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle
naladies floating around ready attack wner-
there is q weak point. We may escape many q
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame. ~" Civil
Service Iazette."
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
in half ound tins by Grocers. labeled TINS:
JAMES EPPS CO.. Homeopathic Chemists Lon.
don. England. jess. m, tu1y
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The WARREN SHOE HOUSE
Ills F STREET N. W.
L. B. TowNEk & Son,
DEALERS IN DRY 9OOr

I. b. TowNEk 4 Sow.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 9TH ST. NV.
One case 1914 BleAched Shee.ine, 16c.
Good rnbleached Cotton Remnants. &c.
b-4 Table 0iicloth, lie.
lnfants' Carriage Robes.
Large line Lace Curtains. from 75c. pair up. .
Fancy Table Covers.
Sheets. Pillow Cases and Bolsters ready made.
Blankets in gray. red and white. very cheap.
Bed Comforts, all prices
ladies' and Gents Umbrellas in great variety.
White Bsdspreads from .30c. to "a.
Table Ltnen in bleacned and unbleached. from 2oc.
to 81. 25.
New dress Goods in all the leading shades.
Black Satines. 12k. Is. 30 and 25c.
Black Cashmere and Henrtettas . speciality.
Full line of all the leading INA kes OF Corsets
An-wooi Dress Flannel. IN yds. wide SOC.
Gents Niaht Shirts, Soc. Toe and 81.
Table Napkins Towels. Crashes. &c. au20tr
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A Cutti.r Ass.v,

VIM. Richardson and Chester Harris, both
colorsd, engaged in . nsht On 18th and D
streets last evening. whom Harris drew knife
and cut Richardson in the scalp, makins
wound Of three inshea Richardson's wosnd
vas dressed q tAe Emsrgoncy Hoouf1a1 nd
Harris eseape4 Ter 6ma.
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James r Walters Of P strssA West wasAine-
Ton, vas cot h Tie hnsd VITA bssr bottls'
making an ugly wound, % Saturday night
Mr. wsltsss and hi brother hsd hsd . qusrrs,
yith soms strsners = ; bar room on - snd
~ avenue. and = NJ were having 70 ssflls
TIE mettsr - ~ e1eek. ~ ~ bettls brsna-
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Tried to Drown H,u..,e.

Yesterday morning R. Rudolph. patient in
Providence Hospital under treatment for nerv-
GUS. prostration, escaped and attempted TO
drown himself in the Eastern branch, but was
rescued. He was taken to the 9Th precinct
station and will be sent to st. Elizabeth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29

Last week there arrived at the river front
1927 punches Of fish, LOST Spanish mackerel,
81 carp. sturgeon, LIS, 900 CLANS, 81, 200 crabs
400 bushels of oysters, $500 canteloupes and
IL 500 watermelons. Among the condemna-
tons were 204 punches of fsh, s 400 CLANS and
10, 800 crabs.
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James 0nHS sxscutas Il ~ viu of ns no
hsbsccs Q. 0illis - IA . bm seufnss
eallis Hliis 81 Il for > eonstsustfpa e - vm.
4 osqusa ~ uads 4 part u - es>u1s -
Nina Ems IN trust fer hsr ehildzsa, buA - sm
doss nct seats hev lsag - shan koad -
prOpsrty. and - sans q hr ezananhnArsu e.
60 S uEsasa ~ - = 49, -
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Transfrrx NJ Real y,.tas.-

Deeds in fee have been filed q follows;
W. Terry to A L. Smith. lot rs, Garfield; e25o
d. B. Croft to s. McC. Bowen, lot blk. 4. Bright
wood Park; e.. Bruce Dent to s. e. Frye, pit
Nonsuch, "a acres; els44o. G-J Essterday
to James D. Burn, sub 81. blk. 9, Trinidad;
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29

BARGAINS In Cur GLASS
We now display large and varied stock Of
FINE CUT GLASS
At about ONE-HALF USUAL PRICES
Persons desiring RARE BARGAINS should avail
themselves of this special sale.
We also have on sale DINNER and TOILET SETS
which We closing out at greatly reduced prices.
NJ. W. BEVERIDdF,
Importer of Pottery and Glass
aus I215 st. and 1919 q s..
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Itis Expensive 10 Garry PISTOLS.

Under tbs old law punishing the carrying oi
concealed weapons 1t was the practice of ooun-
EEL to 60 into court and either plead for . e2G
fne or for the release Of their clients on their
personal bonds. Under the new law different
state of affairs exists. Instead Of 90 or per
counsel - Glad 70 have the court Az the penalty
ct that amount Lawyer Chill appeared this
morning and made . plea on behalf Of Philip
Harding, who was accuPed Of having had {
pistol concealed shout his persou.
Judee Miller imposed ths lowest Ans. ca.
which was pa&d.
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Yesterday afternoon 0sorgs NateAsws, an
smplcys Of The b and n 1ailroad osnpasy v.s
fatally erushsd u tAs Jsessy y.sda he ~
tsuptsd 10 pas bstvssa soms empty esn and
: coal ehnts, vhsn IN s.gins bssked up ed
chute and badly cruahed. He w. taksa b his
hcus, No 1ieo CusAing f1ass, bstwsm I, n,
First and eoueh Ospisd sessG, snd sa1scdsd
By Or. Johnson, Who found several ribs ksd
been broksa. He disd about u - oklook -
night
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Lieut. Hoihnberger Wants tn Re Relieved.
Lieut.. Hollinberger, who has had charge of
the garbage service recently. said today that the
work was pretty well up and there we're but few
complaints being received now He could ace
no reason why the police should remain in the
service any longer, and he would, therefore,
ask to be relieved from further duty tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29

ASr1-DYspEprrc AM Toxic WATER
MANCHESTER. VA. Feb o. 1892.
Dear Sir weh.ve found :he water from your Spring
No. Jest the thing for wife She has been FER
ing for eight years from Indigestion and other
paints caused By it. Sh used the Water from Spring
No. six months only and it has cnred her en-
tirely. Yours { uly, J. L. G. WILLIAMS.
This delightful Water for sale by
s. e WARE, Ebbtt House Drug Store.
au2T-2ts Washington q
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NbOODFFAR II Won want MACEIN-
RUBBER TOSH GARMENT or other
COMPANY. WATERPROOF WRAP or
800 9th st. arairof RUBBER BOOTS
Melville Lindsay. or OvERsHOEs. a Hot
Manager. Water Bottle Fountain
Syringe or any article Of
80 MANUFACTURED RUB.
BER you will fnl the
GOLD SEAL" Grade the
fe27 best and most reliable
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TOMORROW.

DUScANsoS BROS. AUCTIoSEERs,
AssIGNEE's SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
TIE s,npERN AND wEIkE9UIIPnRaEIR2, Plan IN
ToL AND D STR ETs, NEAk B AND . DEPOT.
ON TUESDAY. AUGUST TEIRTIEIH lsg!,
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ WILL SELL THE
CONTENTS OF The ABOVE MENTIONED MILL.
Comprising
] Sandpaper Machine, i Band Saw,
Turning Lathe. = Gig saws,
] Boring Machine, Emery Wheel,
i Shaptng Msrhine. ! Norrice Machine,
/ TPaant Machine Molding Machines,
Double headed Plane. Flooring Machine.
l Jnintsr. 3 Fir Saws.
! Niter Machine. 2 Cut-of. saws.
I:glTIorse- ROVER In zine 60 horsepower Boiler,
I0t Assorted Bits and Tot Betting; Go.
saws lot Hand Clamps.
10. Shsftinx 30. 2 Stoves.
Work Benches, Trucks.
ofnce Desk and Furniturs,
Lou Baalrx shutters Frames ManteIs Posts, Rails,
Sash Doors. Blinds Cornice strips. lot Glazed sash,
Lumber Hard and Soft Woods. lot diminished
WOTk.
The machinery in this mil is nearly new and has
b en- used only Q short time
lie contents Of ibis mill viii be o6sfed frst - N
entire " and II not sold then offered In detail.
e'"'' '''Aoe AN' " - ''A'' VI 8. O. SPEED.
au2i-5t Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoYAs DowIIxG 3 soy. Auctionssr,.

THOMAS DO"lINd son. Auctionesrs.
CHANCrRY SALE or VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN ISE VILLAGE or LINCOLN"
n. c
BY virtue Il decree yassed on the III Of October.
lsi BY ths supreme Court 81 the DISCREET % Courr
hia IN ca1se No = -. II Doe .S9. Richard = Bel
Alien +. Bell the uudeTs i1ned will Offer Cor sale
q public Auctcn IN front ~ the nreruises on ZION
DAY. sTGCST TWENTY NINTH. 1902. At wv
O'CLOCK z NJ. She following Lots ~ Land IN the
ofa.iai subdivision u I4ncon, d G., 70 Wit; Lets
nm 80 - sixteen 5l, INC usive, OF section one Cd.
de-crih-t iIber 1t4 and folio l1T e. one Of
the land records of said District improved by small
Frame House. . .
Terra. u sale: Ons-thiri cash. OF which deposit of
s5D uusi he paid ct the time If sale and the resi-
due iu equal installuIsnts Of one yeas and Two
years RESPECTIVELY. with interest from DAY Of sale,
the deferred payments 20 be secured By dead u trust
or the property sold Conveyancilg and recording at
purcraser's cost, Terms Of sale TO be complied with
N after sale property wiz be resod stcost
and risk Of ptrc default This sale - made at
the risk sud cost Of the detsu.ting pu-ehsser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
aulS-Sikds 81 ~ 81 NV
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ThsA Nsfn, inAiotsd for ~ nurase q
,1ii1sS - - - nssSsr "a $3.50
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FUTURE DAYS.


LARGE and attractive sale ofHousehold Eurntxurs st
snction. TO which We invite the public. On THURS
DAY. SEPTEMBER FIRsf. 1909. at TEN 4 NJ. IN
front Of our sales room. ahan sail . hrss colso-
ton Of Household FurnituSs, orsstfng IN part Of
Pa-lor suites. upholstered In plush hsirdSoth. b,
Walnut. Osk, Cherry and psnsed Bad Room Furnf-
tr-e in suites and separate paeces. HAndsome Oak
sidsboArds. wAlnus and OAK ssEstsxieA Talnut md
Oak bookcases, Desks Extension and other Tsbls4
Lounges. Walnut and Oak Hall Backs, Ohsfra. MrSoe-
frout wsrdrobe.. Pier and MsntA Nauors, Bsusssb
tresses. Feathsr Pillows and Bobsera- Cpock&yAnd .
large lot Of FtnsPsssurss.
ALSO
Several acknowledgements sthscitH
\ q LEVI AuctionssE.
cHA3 wREKa Salesman: su2e-ss
THE PASSENGER s 4sS Ks1aHr a1ras.n
s-s directed By tie oynsas ossal By putaie sue
Nor g siis 'isi 81 8 3S sssts si
f li 1%zbsa sazsSn STEAMER
good n ssssi s.s RsssS sna no''''a ~
The steamer. which + q SoSSsa nnll. nssAasd Is
her length IS, s ia ss, fsss sss a.e Of hsa
N. :ss ;s s:S 8 e. FL q :s5,,
Terms w Il rs sr f;;S RsSs;' So Sso.,ou..
su29 81. seq. sac IL south Charles St. BsitinOfA
RAroLITrE. DAhss CO.. s s,o sI SXE RSsx
w &o~ = 49, - -
SPECIAL Sale
OF GENTS, FURNISHINGS. wIyym AND SUM
SE see wESRhhnDkE ss sHiETs. uAs aanA
JACKETS. &c. &C, 4,
$50 PAIRS MEMS BAKEs SHOES IN LOTS 70
on III IH JgSs ox AoENINe spPEzalBER !IasC
Mes so. t. sSs
ms attention OF p MT MT 4 1sllsdi
su2as. ~ A1c ao
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co.. AuctiOnesrs-
s sAaF % Ss H2gSE 4 ANR Tor No
SS esq = S$ sss fe
T n 4 RHsc .n fis e c TIE
.' 4 he s. ssaas. sss ss
feet and is improved with brick store and dwelsns
Terms: one third cash: balance In one and two
yesrs with interest. OF al cash. Conveyancins and
ARTHUR A BrRNEY. Trustee.
au2e-its WALTER B. w1LLIiGs Coz. hu Ss
I ArIMEE & SLOAN. Aucss. and Apgs.ls.rs.
VLrATpfE IR9PEETr 20 'Gs
TY-FcrRrH 1892. Ar FIVE O'CLOCK, In front Of
Let Is sSs q s' ab oi' and 30 S a:StS e
Isa i 2 o y sse; Ss,sssa and Los 10is the
IL T.ts %. .}ltoot alley.
Terms ffne-tlirl cash balance in sfx "a
ioSfhs with notes hearing interest and secured BY
G"ri q lrlist or al ash; al option Of purch
t.iNey anclng and recording al OF purchaser.
eco deposit reQufrei al time OF sale
LArIMEA SLOAN, Auctiopeers.
sS-rHE PURCHASER or TIE ABOVE PROP
y nm. w SipS -ss ~, =, ne terms o. sale the
afTInSooS A &c si al TH f2si y
sasGs 'A Iif ffi iEa F s6AN. .u.ssOu.er.
LEO ". STICkNEY. Auc;.. l4Ie New York ave
TRUSTEES SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO 1875
STREET NORTHWEST
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nRY GOODS AT DISCOUNT
At
LUTTRELL,s,
10Th ST. AND PENN. AVE
In order to reduce stock rnti further notice will
make liberal discount all kinds OF Dry Goods.
Persons preparing their MONIES to entertain tho
Grand Army will do well buy their Table DanasS
Towels. napkins. Sheetings, Bed Spreads and ali
kinds OF useful yoods also full line OF bunting aud
decoration goods
THOS. ]. LUTTRELL,
aul6-2w 1880 Penn. ave.
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~
1hS T1IN sstHE o e ~ sFSENfH sTRkEf
BENG Nos. 3io2 And 3o4 sKvESTH
By virsas q iced Of srus. given to US and dpl.
corded In Ioe, 1854 fe2 ?42 e. one Of the and
records q the District Of Colhia and e the rs9nsss
o: Ne rarty secured thereby. we WI sell RX Qeb1P
sTipn 4 sHpi q TIE E,s y Fl IhTs PiyA
0cI .ocK n. al tina. esrtpap pee q B.rosi n q
benz The perth thirty !so tees q lot p',nseFsd ons
sa5diyision oMeuns Plsss.ns and Pleasant PLAIN: i
width depth Of seventy ave 10 test sogstnsF VIII
sp7urtenances to the same belonging or In any~ss
sppertaining.
Terms: Tie .,neSa. Of tnetnsshtednes sscmsd hy
the above trust. sSo0, and S3C0 secured By F3or
de- q rust yi,h tie sSasd interest % 18th :na NJ
purchase money psyssss 70 snii the pnrch.ssr II
cured " deed Of trust the peoperty sold ~ ~ cash
at tbs purchasers option A oePosft Of $4C0to be
Pea when DE PrSps;,y oetsa dasa TssT9s q. e
or tie Trustees rsssr,s tie sh, z resell sas prosS
eOnveysnc'ns. recgTding. sc 4. fqfsSsssr. cost
HENRY JORDAN,
RA1CL1FFk DARR 90.
s11s-dkds Aucfionssra
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GENTS Su1rs SECURED L
AND PRESSED FoRsL
Coats. Soc Pants. &c. Vests. ',5c. attern. AMI
repairing done in best seSods called and
delivered. Telephone call 14.3~o.
seJt And "a n. Eutaw Baltimore. MI
~ lively cured by administering
DIR. EAISES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
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wALKER SONS. 2Ol 10TH ST NV
- Buiidn2 Papers, Moth proof Goods, Fire Brick
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ESTABLISHED lS70-w. s. TAPPAN DEALER
~ in Diamonds Watches Jewelry, Silver Ware, re-.
64 9tn st. L. tllird door above e. Fine watch and
.eWeIry repairing specially. selD
KERvAND. ENGRAvER AND LITH0GRAPHsR
N l0l2 PennA- NV
Visiting cards printed from plate. 7c. par 100 eel
DLAYED BY THE MARINE B AND SAT. AUG. 81.
L the pretiiest march out--'Tha Washngtons Mill
tary Cyclists March. BY frank H. lis. Published oy
sue5 HENRY WHITE Nl5 Fat
A RCH1rECTs. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
"A have one Of the Very Best Steel Plate Furnaces
"a the market. perfectwo-kins and powerful heater
Estimates furnished: Furnace. Rance and Latrobe
Repairing properly done. GEO Z. GARTRELI Sl5
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