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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-29

Ladies' Alisses' and Chilaren's Shoes
at pricsn that cannot he dup Heat
cd. We warrant every pair We
sell or refund the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-29

Our CARPET Stock offers irduce,-
ments that cannot be- surpaiseu'
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Tho cantuin ala bIs bos, Ia MAKE n
smart nossago. Tho Coromandel was A
nor bcit trim and WINS kent moving all
Tho ,imo. when we got down 10 about
IA dogs. south latitude. and were In aopes
of gctting A mining westerly breeze with
which 10 run down. we were hammered
bva Head calm. Il was onito lucl'v for
mo bnt ,be sliuner frc,tel and fnmoI
Ike n newly caught bear IN n pit. ue
wanted IN mako Tho s,nar,ost nosaas,o ON
record Tho sbln waa surrounded by
aoel,s Of Cane pigoons. Cano hens and nm
orcaaional nibatross. The idroona. which
nre birds Of beautiful plumnge. worn
caught oasily with hook and limo. An
Won Ind 10 do was 10 throw ovor vour
limo halted with n mor,ei of anil ,ork
and baul them In hand oyor gei. 1
can0ht soyernl hundred and grow ouito
exnert in skunlnv them and curing Ina
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years anu oh,guy IN lho s91thorn trade
for voyage m,'r Voyhgo 4 nave tflod 10
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10 10 taken WIN nook ana inc
ms morning. however was on inc
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airy, "hen INC aio''iross oiuhdered on
ooaiu' ne was u hiaShiilceht omu, one
VI .,o nhus' e'St ss'W' nc setuou uoWn
on the deck ana looked like sailor That
hau ios. w, poa'lhkA IN nVlhvht On.
tned q na'tio 'hat Deat holiow mo ut OF
,no hhien. OF tho 'soiIoWihI ilsufv IN
ms uuo' WIN tno "lha'hiils' 1 giaDDel
MN Vy ,he heck ana no ~, 'hIasheu u, me
Win pll' anu wing. ino WaVeh below,
hoafihs 'no ho''o' va'ho running on uock
ana rescued nv an covered Nith blood
Tor ,nc hoa. TWO u''ys ! was onsaBed on
MS ekih' ~ usou UP ali my Waohioai
soap, ana hnh 70 20, . ootlo OF fed
Fppor from ,i,' Toward ,, 20 complete the
TASK NwNhi ior MIS- 'ro"hlnshieid'
D,u my sio'tnne hapPoh the snlp
aitor t.io Aii''i's VI 'i' a'p"'Ioss' Nota
ni,r,or'une,
inc ahcleh, mariner was an adept IN
.onlanuc ncnoh' iou can XII aioa-
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
1saa"To ali whom it may eonasrn It havng been ;
relresented TO the Commissioners of the District OF
necessary for TIE public safety comfort and health.
1ndst paRG "a. &c. No l6i aPP,9yed June n 1880
sionsIs hereby give notice ths. they VIII receive Oh
lsis' Said objections should be submitted in writ
ave. florida ave, bet. Grant ave and nh St ex.
tended. 2,d St bet n and SITS, whitney ave. bet.
and s sF sY S
n sts: Missachrse;ts aye: extended bet sheridan
SIS; alley bet; 18th and lith. Y and SIS Valley
& sss asd :. New and
endSd bet College st. asd HOWARD s' ali sey 81 be
LIST s., and n; I ave-. and L sts. alley bet 9Th
and sts alley bet sth and IN IN "s and
st. be @ and Let: DuRSn Grs md
18TH and 10Th SITS. extended. NJ and ss
bet 18Th ana sh sts as de St b sta and nis sis st.
Ca itorna ave bet 18th and 18th SITS extended. Yer
ave bet 18th End le:h sts extended, ColnnGia road
and Princeton st. BET i$ih ana i4s na s.. o. LIST
and Elm bPo "a ave snd Mspis
R'S and is Ssh s and s
and SITS and sbont % let south Of Pro,rect St.
St bet 9th and st s 1 s ST. be se 8 and sSS
st. st nesh to AVENUE hs
North and c.1 G;fniHC;hp s'rsss street between
st. extended bet. North Capitol aud LIST SITS alley
3 bet e and s,s. "a ST. and Dels.sre ave; "a
bat 81. and Maryland ave. 4th st. bet + and G
sts., ST. bet Lincoln and Brentwood road 18Th
ST. bet MARYLAND ave. and + ST., Patterson ST. from
s,h St h bet HI, and id SIS 1;h s he' and
alley BET. iah and rig i 81 and sluta : sts
north alley Of square; alley bet. ID and 4th D and +
road and east side Trinidad subdivision O. I,Ons
Meadows: 10Th St bet. Maryland ave ana G ST.. 9Th
St bet pand SITS. st. bet. 4th and 9Th SITS. ID
SITS. + st. bet. Tennessee ave. and 14th ST..
9 St bet. 9TH and 9Th SITS. ID ST. bet. and SITS
L St bet; 9th and 9TH SITS. Southwest-Alley bet 81
and 3D. and nG st. =: St bet "a and ~ sts pei
and D sts. 3D. st. bet: NJ and sts alley bet 81 and
AZ. and sts alley bet "a and 6.h. L and Vi sts
alley bet 81 and ~, and q SITS. Del. ave. bet X
and nd It, ST bet ~ Hs 81 and Ssn;l SITS on St bet
bet 1th aud Sth. ID and SIS. Sou,heast-is, s.: bet
and sts. Va. bet 1lth and 18th SIS Navy
place bet 9th and 7th q and sts.; ST. bet. 4th and
and sts alley e:. It'll and 10Th SITS. ave and LIST
l2ih 81. between alley in square !s7 and Georgia
ave. LIST 81. i,etween and sts.. Oh ST. between
ave and Cansis,. Bst; between 18th and 18th SIS.
ST. between Sd and 4th SITS, alley between and Y.
ID and 4.h SITS. st. between 11th aud 18th sts. 100
feet to he laid alley I'd and Canal. 1 and X SITS.
SIS, Pleas mt 81. between Monroe and Fillmore sts
Monroe ct. between jefferson st. and Morris road
jefferson St between Pierce and Taylor sts., Wash
inston st. between Pierce and Taylor ST.. Harrison
sioners. d C. iyI4-6t
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CorRr-.Iudge Montgomery.
Yesterday -Didzonett agt Richmond ana
Danvile Railroad Company; bill Of exceptions
filed.
EQUITY CoURr-yudge BrddleN
iesterday-Ro agt. Dimmick. Americas
Security and Trust Co. substituted trustes
In re Joseph and Elizabeth Sholsky; name
changed 20 Saul Transparent Ice Company
agt. Johnson; restraining order discharged ana
injunction denied. Conger agt. Raum; audit
ors report ratified and distribution ordered
Groether agt- Groether; rule discharged. a..
In re L. Dougherty, Burr yickers, p. Puffer. N.
Ferrance, ]. W. Dauterbach: writs de lunatics
ordered. Willard agt Willard sales ratified.
referred to auditor. willoughby agt. Mackall.
demurrer sustained, bill dismissed. Butter
worth agt. KendaE sale decreed. &c. Bowman
sgt. Davis; appearance ordered. Darling agt.
Kelly; auditors report confirmed and account
ing directed Wharton agt. Chaplin; trustee
authorized to accept offer.
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.


Schooner James Riley. Tappahannock Va. Capt
Kennedy from Yeocomico. Va. with forty cords u
wood. BARGE Charles A. Brown. Philadelphia Capt.
Tyce. from PhiIadelrhia with 80 tons Of coal dis
crishsld Nd cspt IN H !.sI an from Neybern, y
iunber schooner Mary Anne Shea, Alsxsndris. Va.
Cart Luis Monroe from Aqua sr'h with forty
WITH sc.$. ss sb @ "A.
Va. with forty cords q wood. schoOner wm. p.
Sth about sr cords u w lS
schooner Charles C. Dome. Newberryport. Mas.
sef Tssr a ;Sss Of sc
Cummings from Aauia creek. Va. with twenty i've
Cart Andrew JossDh from Phiadeiphia, With ssS
ions % e s coal s , Ny,sns As.sndT. Cap,
five cords Of wool Barre james Goddard. w.shins-
land. with is tons & con.adation eosi sehaSner
Mary Jane. Alexandria. Va. Capt. seldom, from
Gsp soT Tso@ss H Senns ro
Blake creek, Nd, with twenty i've cords Of wood
from PhaaslpSS. With ~ en. q coal DISCHARGED
& in e. o. tug Em%A sohcgnsr Asd
hammock river with 80 oo0 feet of yellow pine fum-
Me-. from the kenneec river. with about l. 0oo tor;
Of ice. in tow Of tug Harlow
SAILED.
Schooner James Riley. TappAhannock. Cart Ken
nedy. TO Tappahannock. Schooner Mary Jane. Alex
andria. Va. Capt. seldom. 20 Yeocomioo. We.
Schooner W. and ID. showell. Baltimore. light. 20
na IN 70 q On Bos 49, Schooner
Parks Tsge.nsnnGwst Va Cap, Evans, e co,en,.i
S:s e Aau,. sssss e oss soG soIp
Colur1b'. z; &; T.GPah,sn5Ssa; We. Gspt o S
bourn. Tsppahannock. Capt. Rice. Bsrrs ohsri.s
T.. Sig e ss: e v;1
ni. A NJ CAPT. Sm ssnnss g 50 ns:r
SCHOONER skip Jscf. Georeetown. Capt, cumt.ylsnd.
srss aon ssSosnsr Anne .son &isasnshs e Ssps
Nary Anne Shea Ale..nSi.. Cap. Leui. Nosr Ss.
w S.rrs S.ls ssg Ss
river % Iced railway t,s. for Phil.delphis ssconsr
:;S s II: =, &. AZ:
s caies@u.sh creek: Yacht Flor. w..hinsson. c:gc
With private sailing party = o. ~ county, AA'
DUE
Schooner Alexander Wiley. Capt James Beschsm.
from Rappahannock river with lumber. schooosr
Mary T. Dentz. Capt. Vim. H. blackburn schoonsr
Silver Star, Alexcndris. Capt yames Blsckburn-
scncSnsr Lot LSts &c csrsss 9sorrssown D c.IS
lumber.
Capt. Ritter enterS . loud complaint arzxnsf boa
thieves. some Of the lsxless hire boat and elops
with IT, after having made the desired Point cut d
sdiift. Sometimes boats stolen from their moor
ipS.. The haroor police usually recover them. but
and ~st.rnsen frsrne de sweiis a the asors
hs e.. sss5 % mr. on ,ss u. ssSss q:
remainsd IN the boat and were duck The Ns1foIk
ufopeiler. samuel J. Penfx. Charles Manchester 90
sarssa sos s.l y .sS s sss re-, sss en-
nslfimors cspt. Frank Evans. q = Be inspected sh6
=: u. b G S . e. s..s
hsalsd md rspsinssd The slcussson asss c.gtsd
- hssb~ iosre 4 On lssys. caVt, rullss sosa nys
ssosssH e Dc arspssnssd u psssss 1890 1910 ssgR'z
scsd "A v. L kossrs sss discssrss1.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE NEW MOVE AT THE GAS WORKS.

THE NEW MOVE AT THE GAS WORKS.
The corporation laws of Alexandria have
always been leniently administered, and even
in strictly business matters discounts have
been allowed and penalties waived as far as was
possible. The working of this method IN rela-
ton to the city gas works has led TO a proposal
b. the committee on light to increase the re-
ceipts of the gas works by changing it's methods.
Under the law gas Is sold at 81. go per thousand
feet. with 10 per centum discount for prompt
payment. but no discount shall be allowed on
any gas bills unless paid on before the 18th
of the month succeeding that in which the
meter is taken, and when not paid
within ten days after that date the
superintendent snail cut off the supply of gas
This law is printed on the back of the gas bills.
but it was stared at the last meeting of the
! aldermen that the discount he'd been allowed
even in cases where the payment OF gas bills had
been deferred for months. The novel remedy
is proposed of lowering both the price of gas
and the rate of discount. and then carving out
the new law. At present the gas rate is s16O
per 1000 feet. with 10 per cent discount max
ing Sl.44 per thousand feet. 1t il proposed to
fix the rate at Sl.50 per 1000 feet. with 8 per
cent discount. making the price to prompt paw
ers 81. 42H per thousand. 1t was said that as
majority would not pay promptly the apparent
diminution would. in effect. bring in more
money. as on most OF the gas 81. so would be
paid instead of Si.44 rs now. The new method
will probably not go into effect until after next
October.
CORPORATION COURT.
The corporation court, Judge Norton. has
chartered the Baltimore and Washington Realty
Company. with Maurice Laubheimer as presi-
dent and John Ridout as secretary f. L. David
son of Virginia is admitted TO practice law in
this court On the civil side of the court judg-
ment has been given in the case of Perry Smoot
Co. agt. Pullman Bros. decree of reference
has been made in the of William E. Grady
agt. Hester Grady and the suit of Sd. Stuart
agt. Davis & Matthews has been dismissed.
The annual output of gas tar at the city gas
works will be sold to the highest bidder who
sends in his bid before August next
Materials for the Mount Vernon road and
cement for the southside sewer are now being
received here.
A rainbow SPAWNED Shutters Hill about G
o'clock this morning
Mr.. II. w. Newly. formerly city surveyor of
Alexandria and lately assistant engineer at
Roanoke. Va. has resigned that position.
There is a new kydraulion horse in town. The
fire wardens have sold one of the old ones
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LOR SALE-AT FOREST GLEN. MD. A BEAU
thul 1-room cottage; newly papered and heated by
furnace 21 3I4 feet OF ground splendid we'll Of pure
water; five minutes walk from depot gravel
path. The location is the healthest and most desr
able in the subdivision and the Forest Glen Inn
Further information can be obtained rom
jyI2-5t 9}5 T =. NV
L1oR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM OR
Il country seat in Maryland Nirginia--a valuable
store property in Baltimore. SAMUEL. BEALMEAR
NV. cor. Lexington and st. Paul sts.. Baltimore.
Nd. Nl1-6t'
EOR sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM BETWEEN
- Washington and Baltimore: good improvements;
excellent fruit. &c. SAMUEL BEhNEAR, n. W.
cor. Lexington and st. Paul sts., Baltimore. Nd.
+y1l-6tt
T'OR SALE-PERSONS LOOKING FOR FARMS
will find II greatly to their advantage TO call on
HEBRON 4 RAMEi, as they have number of large
and small farms within an hours drive Of the Capitol
They feel confident they suit any in price.
ready to enable customers To SEE property.
HEBRON L RAMEY,
1yst2w 1907 St n.
MARYLAND TITLEs.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
AVA Go. Abstract Co. in Incorporated by special act Of
legislature of Maryland examines titles TO real estate
IN Prince Georges county and gives certificates abb
Room so. Fendal bldg, AZ and SITS. NV. jy2-3ms
E,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
i erty-A magnificent cottage at Warrenton, Va
with about 29t acres Of ground; house has large
airy rooms, with wide verandas; large barn. hen
house and house apple orch ard and plenty small
mutt: Price. $1,000. Apply DUGAN BUTLER.
le2)-lm G09F n
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NFP1cE on THE CoNMIssIoNERs D. q.

nFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
~ Washington. D. G.. July z. 1SS2.-To all whom
II may concern: 1t having been represented to the
Commissioners of the District OF Columbia that the
following named works necessary for the public
health. safety comfort under pltiic art No Do,
approved hngust Q. 1890 snd REQUESTS, having been
made that the works be orie ed under the compulsory
permit system nehalf tie be assessed
abuttnS proT erty the Commissioners hereby give
all naEties INFESTED until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
on July SIXTEENTH, 1892. ead objections should
10 subrniited IN writing. Laying sidewalks:
Columbia road. west side. from Florida avenue to
California avenue; X street se., south side, from
south Capitol TO IO:foot alley. kepavnr Sidewalks:
street n w, north side. l4th to u n street Ii street
east and west sides 70 N street Massachusetts ave.
nue. north side from 9h street about LOO feet
proved Pierre street north side, l4th 18th street.
Paving alleys Square 3d. Georgetown, all alleys In
square square 2, all alleys in north ksf OF square
square Ss all alleys IN square square 564 all alleys
in square square TO. all alters in square square S6
all alleys in SQUARE square SIS az unpaved alleys n
DOUGLASS, W. ROSS. W. 7. R0SsELL. Com
missioners d. c. tyS-6t
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CHARLES II. MOULT0N. Trustee.
!, aTcLIFFE. DARE { CO.. Auctioneers.

WFLL-BCILT MODERN TwO-STORY PRESSED
BRICK BtY-WINDOW FRONT HOUSE. No.
LIE r. STREET NORTHFASr, BY AUCTION.
On IHTRSDAY. JULY FOURTEENTH. 1892. at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. We VIII sell in front of the
premises
PARTS OF LOTS 26 AND 81. SQUARE 1908
The lot which s feet deep to wide alley is improved
by nicely finished r-cssed-trick bay window house
two = mes. cuntsiring rooms BATH. hot and cold
water. iatrobes, electric bell. tine chandeliers, well
fnishe. throughout and in rstclass condition This
sale P-esn;s elegant chance for Investment 10
s0c--a comfortable and convenient home. being on
the line OF the Derdcs ana Columbia railroad; and
rea-ited BY III. and 9h street WELL and in q
location that Is steadily increasing In value
Terms One-third cash. balance IN and two years
from the day of sale secured by deed OF trust the
premises with interest at the rate Of cent per an
hum until patti payable semi annually or all cash:
at the time o. sale. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days from he day Of sale or the right TO resell
served. All conveyancing. recording. &C.. at pur-
chaser's cost.
jy7-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts-
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Future DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & Co. Auctioneers.

ID ATCLITFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT SATURDAYS SALE OF FINE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MATTINGS, CAR
PETS,
HORSES. CARRIaGES,
WAGONS. HARNESS, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, JULY SIXTEENTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell within our
Sales rooms.
90 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
large collection Of weilk kept Hons hold Furniture.
Matthias. CARPETS, b..
SPECIAL.
OFFICE FURNITURE, DESKS, CHAIRS. FILE
CASE TYPEWRITER WITH DESE COMBINED.
LETTER PRESS, BRASS RAILING. &C.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. IN FRCNT OF THE
ROOMS. HORSES. Ba=Eies. Surveys. Wagons.
Buckboards.
HARNESS. &c.
To which general Alteration is called.
RATCLIFFF. DARR CO..
tvI1-dk-s Artioneers.
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Mr.. Hugh O'Connor Of No. II Dillingham;
street, Columbus, Ga, was robbed Of . gold
watch yesterday while on train coming here
from New York ON his way homo on the Penn
syivania railroad When the train reached the
9Th street depot Mr.. O'Connor complained 70
Policeman Costello. who arrested two colored
men a. they got Oh the train They gave their
names - George Williams and John Parker.
The latter had the watch, and be claimed that
HIS companion bad handed him the watch 70
keep for him.
They were taken before Judge Kimbau in ths
afternoon and held in oooo security Tor r. ao-
ton Of The grand Jury.
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nUNcANsON BROS. Auctionsers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. e15 L
STREET NORTHWEST. TO CLOSE AN ES-
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. el2 st. n W.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SOUTH WASHINGTON. BEING GOOD

cHASCEEy SALE OF TMPE9yEp REAL ESTATE
ne Houses foR H6MEs OK fNvEsTMENFF
Cochrane eft al against Adeluann ct al will sell
at public auction in 'front.' OF the premises FRI
14Y IVY T% y. 1s9a FIVE
street sontRwes1 lot lestered b. in CALEB Earn,
ao ~ Of in s AND Sitn a ~
with house No IDS Street southwest and the house
SH nd S6 on II Glib the rwExrrrHrRp
1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. we viii sell the moth
81 feet by the width thereof Of lot To- square 500
feet by width thereof Of lot 49, square 500 with
sSuaSe 800 With soase i3es ,th ST. sw part Of io
o sna sip s ax am hs
ing north 10 feet and IL inches. with houses 4S and
4s9 Lo,ust alley W. and the west 2 feet front by
the full dePa shsrsss Of lot 49, square 5s with
Al FIVE O'CLOCK p M we win sell lot & 3 Of Joel
Jones s;hdiyjsion of square 543. With houses No
Bladgen and others subdivision Of square 79S with
houses Nos 9l6, giS go, s222 pa snd 926 LIST St
Sc and part OF lot =. in square T.3, beginning
northwest corner of said square. and running thence
south II feet, thence east IS feet thence north II
Zee; and thence west g feet to the place Of beginning
ing in the city Of Washington District Of Columbia
Terms of sale: One third cash and balance in equal
nstalments at one and two years FROM day OF sale
option Of purchase REASONABLE deposit will De re
q1ired at tim Of sale each separate purchase and
All conveyanciny to BE at the buyers cost. Terms to
be complied with In fifteen days.
JOB BARNARD.
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The game between the team of the washins-
ton Loan and Trust Company and that of the
Columbia Bank at the arsenal grounds yester-
day resulted in victory for the former BY .
score Of II to s.
The c. n. C. team will play the Nonumentala
on the Potomac fats on Friday.
The captain of the Atoms says that the only
game that team has played with the Southern
Stars was on the Fourth Of July, when The
Southern Stars were defeated By score Of lG
TO q
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THIS EVENING.

AUCTION SALE TONIGHT. GIL PA AVE
a over 1000 lots Of DIAMONDS. Gold Watches.
Revolvers from New York Pawnbrokers' Association
'ny-sr:i,n
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Ihe drst State CONVENTION II IL peopas's
party Of Hinnssota INST IN g. Paul yesterday.
COMMITTEES from ~ alliance party. Odd
admiasion and . henxing. Althoueh d nastsr
was disc1assd ct sngSA no sction - 1aksn.
Ignattus DonneIy was nouinatsd fer eDsurnnr
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A THEORY.

THEORY.
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fellow man
Pursuing his existence on a comfortable plan,
So he set about to stop it, and before the set II
sun
lie had made ane circulated complete accord
con-
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sh say mDc: s e G.To.as as "a,
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gravity road daAcing. daily concerts, boating,
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and Q. trains & 9sl6 .. n, 80 p. m, z2s p.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
II. Successors to Weeks Co.
AssIGNEEs SALE
OF GOODS IN PREMISES CORNER OF SEVENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN
AS THE FAIR.
AT AUCTION ON FRIDAY. JULY FIFTEENTH.
AT TEN AN.
CONSISTING IN PART OF GLASS. CHINA AND
CROCKERY WARE OF ALL KINDS: TIN AND
WOODEN WARE. TOYS OF ALL KINDS. ETC.
UPWARD OF 1000 LOTS OF SHELVING.
SHOW CASES. WALL CASES. TABLES. OF
FICE FIXTURES. AWNING. MOsLER IRON
SAFE. DELIVERY WAGON. UNExPIRED
LEASE OF EIGHT YEARS.
syI2 81 8. sUeENHEIMER. Assignee.
n ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
STEAM TUG D. s; sIETsoN FOR SALE BY
FIFE Sef6ek L WE H WIZ SELL BY 81 pGB!
A'0 AU NH %H1kE q fe sSt q 10TH s5s%y
AneSsrs. cables; chains. kiEsns. I.eIIe: Apparel.
i sssGs sai:h, RADCLIFFE DAkh q CO.
SALE Is On as
iS isTe ffEi inf Dasss co. Auc
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 612 st. n W.
sUBCoNTRAcToRs, SALE OF MULES AND
HORSES AT AUCTION.
Having finished our contract on the Brooklyn and
Curtis Bay Electric railroad will sell within the
bazaar Of Thomas Downing Son. Ql2 street north
west. on FRIDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH, 1892. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ twelve head of rood serv-
tcesbls Mules and ten Horses all in good working
condition to be positively sold to the highest bidder
No reserve
Consignments solicited.
iyi2-3t HALEY L FLANAGAN. Contractors.
nUNcANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. e15 /
STREET NORTHWEST. TO CLOSE AN ES-
TATE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JULY FIFTEENTH. 1892. at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ in front Of the premises, will sell at
public auction the west par OF original lot two. in
square No. 800 fronting 81 feet ST. with depth
Of 100 feet to alley 30 feet wide and improved by
three-sto;y and English basement brick, No. 915 L
St. containing nine rooms and bath and will be sold
to close an estate.
Terms of sale One-tnrd cash. balance In equal pay
nsnts at two and three years. with interest
able half yearly and secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold $3.50 down 1t time Of sale. Conveyancinz
at cost Of purchaser Title perfect. Ashfords Title
Company's certificate will be exhibited.
CHAS. E FALC0NER. Executor and Trustee.
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