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The Circus.
The seI,. and Ren,frow =

The Sells and Rentfrow combined shows will
give last performance tonight at Central
Park. During the nine days OF exhibition the
tents were crowded. end the performances gave
great satisfaction. The circus leaves for the
southern part of the State to- morrow, and will
probably winter In that section.
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The Macdonough,

At this Oakland theater, next Monday and
Tuesday. Katie Emmett will appear, ard on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday 'Urania,"
which will be given for the benefit of the Mid.
winter Fair, under the patronage of the Oak
land B. z. 0. of Elks.
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is an accomplished dramatist, no doubt there
interesting story presented by him than was
given us in this country, where 1t was mutl-
lated beyond recognition by Gunter in his
dramatiZatiOD
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he theater in a body during the run OF

tend the theater in a body during the run OF
the play.
Commencing on Saturday evening. September
IA. Charles Mccarthy and William CrOnin
Will play a weeks engagement with The drama
"One OF the Bravest" The stock-season at
this pretty little white tbeaTer Is drawing 10 a
clos, and will be succeeded by many combina-
tions following each other promptly.
First comes the Belgian actress. Mile. Rhea,
in The Queen OF Sneba," well received this
season In The East; then Fanny Rice and her
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erin Van WiukIe."

Planquette's romantic opera comique with
the above title will be produced at the Tivoi
Opera-house tomorrow evening in fine style.
The scenery has been designed and painted by
+. S. Williams. rising scenic artist OF this
city; the mechanical effects by Frank Burk-
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hard. new results In lighting by Howard Morri-
son and costumes by Nine. Smith, The cnarac-
ters will be distributed as follows:
ACT I-1765.
Rip Van winkle the village lout. Ferris Hartman
Derrick Van Beckman. a lawyer -. George Olmi
Hans Van Beckman, his nephew .............-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Morrow Iucker
Nick Vedder, landlord of the village tavern.
.......,....,,,,,....... Thomas &. Leary
Jan Vedder, his son. Miss stella Wflmot
Peter Stein, the burgomaster. Nj. Cornell
captain Fonsonoy.... rank hldsdae
Rlsk Risk Villagers ifsorEs IL 60 Esrfsiaw RsEs1s
Gretchen. Rip Van Winkle's WIFE. Tiie Salinger
Meenfe. RIPS daughter Little Irene
Katrina, Vedter's daughter. Fannie Lfddiard
ACT II. SCENE 3-(AddiIonal characters).
Spirit of Hendrick Hudson on.......... George Olmi
Spirit of b is first lieutenant. Phil Branson
Spirit of his second lieutenant. Frank Ridsdale
The Goblin Dwarf .................F Fred Kavanaugh
ACT IV-1785.
KIP van WlnRle.. errls hartman
errick van Beekman. ........--...... george olml
Hans Van Beckman lieutenant United States
naVy..... $500. II MI bTaHSOn
Jan Yedder, keeper of the Washington Hotel.
.........................-. lHoinaS u Leary
Peter Stein candidate Tor Mayor. -. NJ. Cornell
GustaVe ia orpl
Meenie van Wlnkle................. 1ll1e Sallnger
halrlna stein. fannle LluuIaru
Washington Irvngs Legend of the Catskills,
the convlvial old Rip and his experiences
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version OF SOLVER Twist, or the Parish Boys
Progress" with all the original trimmings. Mr.
Lorimer Jchnstone will probably be the burly
Bill Skies, and Miss Dalgleish his devo ed slave
and hapless victim.
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A Bridge of Bodies,

About year ago William Calder. who used
to be one Of the favorite members of McVicker's
old stock company in Chicago. brought TO the
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Banim's "Damon and Pythias. ~

This splendid romantic drama. from which
Edwin Forrest gathered many OF the leaves In
the chaplet that crowned his histrionic fame,
will be presented at the Stockwell Taeater to-
morrow evening by the accomplished company
of players now at that theater cast as follows:
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Wheeling Into Line.

The Aicazar reopens tomorrow night, and
the Orpheum, iis neighbor across the way on
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farcical comedy In "The New jolly SURPRISE"
entirely rewritten aud reconstructed, so as 10
include several European novelties. The
future looks bright for the Stockwell.
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melodrsma. which had created much interest
in The English metropolis, called The Span of
Life" Its first presentation IN this city, under
the direction of Fl. 5. Taylor Will be tomorrow
evening at The New California, with the follow
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ing cast:
Richard Blunt................Mr Mr. Joseph Z. Pearce
Dunston Leach. n.......-........ Mr. Walter Eytiuge
Nutty roWn.... Mr. Willie Scott
Dismal Brown. Mr.. Luke wilson
Dapper Brown...... Mr. James W ilson
Tiptoh Perch. ch................ Mr.. Lawrence Wilson
joshua 0arhet. Mr D. h. Ferris
Azrek. MI A. n. Adams
Abel Perry. Mr. George Elwell
Inspector Ferguson. Mr.. W. ID. Evans
Cecil Jelf Miss Ethel Haines
Cecil Master JACK ferriS
Kate HeathcocB. Miss Carrie Radcliffe
Sbroye TUESDAY. Miss Dolly Harmer
Mrs Jelf f....-.-......-.......Mrs William Calder
From all accounts "The Span Of Life" caps
the climax of all plays OF sensational order
that the American stage has seen uD 10 date
In the second act OF the play the hero is in
charge of lighthouse upon q dangerous coast
His enemies are aware OF the fact that his
sweetheart has carried to him large sum Of
money. To rob him of his gold and blast his
reputation at The same time they empty tile oil.
tanks from which he feeds the lamps. He dis
covers his pTedicameDt in time IL send
ashore for more oil. but his messenger Is
drugged and the villain Of the play, substltut-
ihg water for oil in The cask sent, carries IL
back 10 the lighthouse. and obtaining admis-
throws the supposed dead body into the raging
sea.
The scene shifts showing the outside OF the
lighthouse and tile sea. The night is dark aud
big steamer Is approaching lhe ledge. The
cold water reylyes tbe hero. who realizes the
DANGER locks his enemy inside the lighthouse.
and climbing up outside the tower rings the log
bell as sailboat with help for him reaches the
rocks
mics is In the African gold country. Alter
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It Took rrouble, llnt no Got 1t.

About two or three months ago pur.
chased from you n bottle OF Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy, put up in Des
Moines, Iowa. Such good results wero
obtained from its use that enclose
one dollar and ask that you send me
two bottles by expross,--J. A. ScRvEN,
is n. 18th ST, New York City. 10 II.
II. Lane, druggist, Peek'kill, N. Y. Mr..
Scriven Is president OF ono Of the largest
shirt factories in New York, and widely
known in business circles. When
troubled with cold give this remedy q
trial aud, like Mr. scrivon, YOU will
wantit when again ia need OF such n
medicine. so cent bottles for sale by
druggists. Daw
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Two Wonld bc D o. owd.

Detroit Tribune.
1t all happened in one OF oceans
caves, whore the star fishes lovo to lin
ger and soa weeds cling atlectionately to
the insensiblc rock.
An oyster rushed wildly into the
humble home his industry and frugal
ity had provided. Hc was very much
agitated.
"oystor alive" she gaspod. what has
happened2n
my darling" he impressivoly OK.
claimed, "good.bye!"
She sank into seat with II low moan.
a terrible fear gnawe At her breast.
"Aro You called to the upper world 2"
Hor voice died on her lips. She read
in HE face that her worst fears we're
confirmed.
"Merciiul heavenw
Burylng her face in her hands, she
wept copiously. Hastily gathering to-
gethor q change OF understanding, tho
oyster stood at the door and cast about
him one last glance At tho beloved
place he would see no more.
Suddenly his wife sprang 10 her feot,
my HEP sho cried, 81 will 50 with
YOUR
lilo shook his head.
mo" no groaned; ~ must 20 alone
am wanted for a church sociable."
Dashing tear from his eyes ho kissed
her check and was gono.
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WITH RLAINR Ar resi-.

IT. Z. Preston N philadelphia hqut,sr,
Americans, tread softer now and bare thy
From Southern teyGed manps 10 Northern
barren rocks a., ~.
A low, sweet song Of eulogy goes up LOT MIN
whose death IN. -,
We mourn, The seville, iawninR cri1ls now
may hoard his BREATH,
For time and death take rom tne cahketeu
wound tho sting
Received IN contest with Il master miha' anu pii
None but tic lairest thoughts to shower around
an honored tomb.
o noble mind thy kind thy race' arc now moro
Few now now arc left Pcrchapcc some future age
may bear
Another son us great, but now tho void Is there,
Thy voice, clenr as tho clash OF tempered steel,
Is hushed; but some there arc VINO bear tue scar
stl YET tho s' soaring smart of contact with the
lerieT will
On Oak Hllrs crest knight his lonely vigil
With measured tread and slow he guards the
spot where sleeps
nations brilliant sou. Nor VIII his watch be
ended soon,
For winters mournlul, biting blast and sum
merB heated noon
VIII find some weary pilgrim there from city OF
from plain
place OF BLAINE
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llrend.lnirA nnl rroyl.lons.

NEw YOhK, Feb. 7-Flour, receipts $4,000 bar.
rolls; market steady. Wheat, receipts 9s,VjO
bushels; exports 1900 bushels, sales i,OSJ,OO0
bushels Of futures ana 1900 bushcls Of Ap1ii
spot markoI dun Nv sprlng Sl1 optlons weak
An1 lower; NO, (? r6d Mnrch mlsgMnSOc Mny
ll99 eyshslst snlOs .2l6gO0 bushels Of futures
and 1900 bushels Of spot; market duh and
sioadyi .urgraIcd mixed 6ici February Mc
March hdlHoi May Aia59ISas9lge Oats, receipts
5000 bushels exports l2j bt.hClsi sales 10000
buslclsUl futures aud 1900 bushels Of kppti
market quiet aud lower; mixed western isysa
dOci white do Blaitc. Hay ilfm. Cut incHis
qtiei. Lard qulCll western steam Sl2 86 March
w 80i Maytl BVi July Gil W Eggs Mrongi wost'
orll SSlnc. Fork quiet Butter firm, 1dllOw
nntivcl city lhg, ROaln firm. TntppnllnO quiet.
Rice firm MOlaNcs lltn. Collco steady az 0a1j
points up Sugar antlyO
ri1LADEiuiiA, "a, Feb Wheat weak
No rod February 7I1tNi March 1aScl April
lVAaHOCl May e0X0 Corn weak February 62a
6l3c Match biAajikcl Aprll aud May biIA
hli6O Oats sloHdyi No. white February lia
tlko Match f1l(iliifu, Apfll n Of May 4ihn
iytc, Rggt dulland lowctl Pennsylvania fltiti
nAiIfM0hg, Feb. 1.-WhOAl dull aud easy. No.
rcd SPOT Wlful Mnrph 7eu. May 500 Corn
Uasyl mixed SPOT MIG, fObfubty 6ilsC, Mhy
ONO Oats dull No. white lii6ai2U. nullet
Qulull ofCAmety, fancy 700 hgfs easy a COO
Coffee arm ht i9lfo
CiNuirNAfi, o, Feb, 7.--Fiout uuiel. Who'd
qululi No. cred i2ci tpcolpa 1000 bulhol1l lhlp
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Pneumonia and kindred affections Of
tho lungs can be easily prevented and
cured BY Using an absolutely purO siim.
ulant such as Il used aud recommended
BY tho best physicians. Your doctor
Will toll YOU thai Klcin'B "Sllver Ago"
or ''Duquosno" Rye WHISTLES arc abso.
lutoly pure aud the best Htimulant In
the world to iorlliy tho system agalnot
tho inClomdncy oil the weather, Silver
Ago sells for 81 90 per quart aud Du.
quesno at 81 25 Headquarters,
MAX KLEIN,
SO Federal Street, Allegheny Pa.
Send for complete catalogue, mailed
ifON.
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All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings Now
Discovery know it's value, and those
who have not, have now the opportu.
nifty to try It free. Call on the adver-
tised druggist and get a trial bottle free.
Send your name and address to Ii. Il.
Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and got sam.
pie box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free, as well as a copy OF Guido to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All Of
which is guaranteedto do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'s
drug store. -
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CHICAGO, Feb 7-Cattle. receipts 5000 head
shipmcuts 100 mead: market steady; choice
to prime S. l5lj 75 fed Texans 81 S5i native cows
8! BIAS 81 Hogs, receipts 600 head; market lOa
zoe higher; mixed aud packers 81 Seas %; prime
heavy IS cons IS; prime To medium 81 Ooas u;
other lights 81 OOas -. Sheep, receipts 3,0Or
head: shipments 1000 head; market steady
westerns s. OOa5 u; lambs 81 LOa6 90.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, Feb. 7.-.Cattle. receipts
$40 headi shipments $50 head; market firm ut yes
terday's advanced lOal5c higher Than last weelA
Hogs, receipts 100 head; shipments wv head
ceipu 300 hend: shipments 100 head marRe
strong and a shade higher than yesterdays nd
vance OF l0al5c over Inst weeks prices.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb ~ Hogs scarce and highel
ut q 2SaS 10; receipts 5000 head; shipments 2OVI
head.
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Tho bost salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulCers. salt rheun, fever
Eores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corna and all skin oruptionS, and posi-.
lively curos piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect aatisiac.
ton or money refunded Price % centa
a boz. For Sale bv Logan Drug Co
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nents 900 bushels Corn dull Of is4c;, oas
No mixed diaSic. Rye quieti no. D.e,
Pork firm at $40 10. Lard hrfner ~ III 70. hulk
meats lrm at $40 boal0 b2sS. Whisky sieady AZ
u H. Butter firm. Sugar steady Eggs avc'
CHICAGO, Fob, IA squeeze IN wheat was tho
vision that alarmed shorts IN tho product to-day
II Is understood that Fairbanks " Cndahy HTe
the dig longs They arc said 20 have been ply,
Ing when the market was below ~, anu nave
been following the long side ever SINCE thklllS
profits occasionally and settling 1t reported
on good authority to-day that they had already
realized Sl0l,OOO In profits from their tLansae'
lions. Wheat opened higher mainly on lne eA'
tTcmely cold weather, which caused consider
able alarm as to the effect on the growing wheat,
but there was not much business, CahlcA were
easier. There Was big Increase IN the amount
on passage and free selling by some OF the proml'
nent local operators, and prices vent on.
Corn Was quite active, Within Aa1Sc, closing
without change from last nights figures,
Oats moderately active with again oil 5sc'
Flour dull and steady,
6laS5c; No. rcd TiEG; February 7i9sa7JJJsa
7igsc; May 7s4a7y'sa7Sssc; July 77lsa1siaI!SSes.
CoRN-Cash No, 2 1870; February iStsati5la
1885, May 4S5Sgt7 Jqly 4atrSS1,3iHi eo
al!5a8iAei May sl]9aslss3RslsSc.
RYE-No, 2, Csc
BARLEY-No. ., &c,
FLAXsIED-sl 90
MIS- rogE-cash SIS aOalS 4oi May $40 dOa
LAGb-c Cash sll 97}i; May sll s5al2 O2}Gall 971si
July Sll 69ISail 6Satt Is.
SHORT Ri6s-cash $40 lOalO 2Oi May $40 ora
sH6SlDEis-so s73<plO 90; short clear $40 o'a
10 TO-
WTIsKY-sl H.
BUrTER-Qulet creamery e0a2sc; dairy 2Oa9lc
EGGs-Firm; strictly fresh no,
TOLEDO, o., Feb Wheat easIeri No. 2 cash
mud FebFllary mo: Nav 1850; July 7ht5C, Corn
active and steady, No, cash d41So, OAJs quiet;
cash 800 Rye dull; cash Csc, CloYerseed active
and steady; prime cash and February " 4oi
March 81 81.
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NEW YoRR, Feb. IA little more animation
marked tho dealings in the petroleum cGrti.
tlcntes to-day, but tho market was heavy and
opened at 6i(%c. II retired to 5lso on some sell
Ing late In tho day The transactions at the con
solidated reached 2l,C0J barrels, AZ the stock
exchange, however, they were entirely neglect
cd. Opened at 6i%c highest 6ilac; lowest 6iNc;
closed heavy offered at Si1sc.
on. CRY, pa. Feb. 7.-opened, highest, lowest
and closed at biIle; sales 1900 barrcls; clear
anCes 10000 barrels runs 1bl,3S2 barrels; ship
meilts lia,2it barrels
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Whopllnr lave stook Mnrl.et.

Fair supply OF cattle, prices steady and
good demand at quotations. Hogs fair supply
and demand good at higher prices. Sheep, lambs
aud calves active,
good, 900 to 900 lbs. 4OOaiLlc; good 500 to 0O)
lbs. 8Laic; fair, 700 to 500 lbs 3I4GSISc common,
COO to 700 lbs EAaSAci bulls 2,4asc; cow1,
Hogs-Extra, sasIc, good, 7s5asc, com.
mon, 7a7lSc.
mon 2a2%c lambs, 4a5c.
FrcJh C0pS-S20a,'O: calves 4a5lSc.
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NIelnls.

NEW YoRx. Feb. Pig iron steady and quiet;
Amoricau Sl2 7i0l5 So copper dun; luke ST. co.
Lead quiet domestic 81 0j. Tin quiet; straits
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"But how do you get along2 You
say you don't pay expenses" "Thats
how got along so we'll. make my
customers pay them Boston Transcript
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cmcLyv47l, o., Fob1,-cotton steady mid
dliun SAG
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when Baby was sick, wo gave her c@tOria.
when sho was Child, she cried for Castorla.
when Glic became Miss, Ehc chung TO castOria.
When she had Children, ahO gave them caStOrIa
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rINANoE AND rRAnE.
The Features of the Money and sto
NTnriteis

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
New YoRE, Feb, Mooney on call easy at 2
to ~ per cent, last loan closed offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper lAaG per cent.
Sterling exchange active at 81 sJ1lai s71:. Sales
were 266, Ss7 shareS
Business. IN tho stocks to-day was only moder-
alto In amount, md was for tho most part tho re-
suit OF operations by the professional operators,
but the bulls were In control. In the forenoon
the strength OF Northern Pacific preferred wAs
marked, being the result OF Its PROPOSED financial
operation by which the floating debt will be
taken care OF Another strong point was Now
England, which was advanced on ,rnlnors OF u
possible alliance with tho Vanderbilt interests,
which would have the effect OF throwing cohsld.
Ctablo business over the line from the New YorI;
Central and other Vanderbilt roads. A strong
movement was noticed in coalGrs, and Delaware
& Hudson rose per cent but Reading while
active was held within comparatively narrow
limits, closing with fractional gain. The
grangers feel tho stimulus OF the approaching
business for tho Worlds Fair. Among the spG.
cl9ltles Pacific Nail, was u noted feature being
sold down to % III the early dcGllngS
Railroad bonds moderately active.
GnvAFnmnut and glltO bonds dull and pnginF
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pennsylvania statlons.
y IagnnslINanIa Inns.
Trnlna Run hY cnntrnl Titne

ricKtr OgFfcIB At pENNaYivANA BIAtioN o
WATED VI, FOQr 0H EIEyENTil IT., NuEELiho
AT MrLuhE House, WnEELiHn, AND Al tHN
PENNSYLVANIA STATION pniDnEr0hT.
pnuruwEHr HYsrfM--"PAN HANDLE n0ufH,"
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
on and after Monday. December 10, PaSSeng,r
Trains Will run as follows: pDailY tpaiy Ep
hcnt Sunday. Central Time
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Philadelphia Lave stock Market
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 1.-THE receipts were;
Beeves. Sheep Hogs.
West PHILADELPHIA Yard. 200 800 2,i0O
North Pennsylvania Yard, 800 l'OOo ~ ~
Glass Sard.",""'"..,"'.,' ,r'''" W9
Totals for the week.,.,. 5000 1000 9,l9909
Previous week"-..".... 500 gVJO 4oVJ
Beef Cattle-The storm west kept stock from
coming IN and with fair demand prices NJ
yanGed &c per hundred on all grades. Two
hundred and twcnty'three head were exported
to Glasgow per steamer MlnitObani ana ~ mead
10 London per steamer Maine.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra .,....,,..,. ..,. ICommon..",... 4EIsai2lc
Coed Coed; Ga e.! SOU: SAs 3siS
sheep-sheep were In good demand aud aTmer,
Benjamin II, Cook sold S,jS2 head
QUOTATIONS.
Extra ......,..,., GaGAcCommon ..."" 4A9i9{c
Good. SHaJl3c Cullsr",."" SE4lc
Medium ,,...,o. 6aSItc Lambs-"",r"" oa7NG
Hogs-In sympathy with the west, ADVANCED
70 per ID. We quote; Good western, lltSc; other
grades rs low rs iltiC.
Fat cows were active and higher at &c
Thin cows sold well at sl0a25,
Mich calves were tlrm at case.
Mich cows were In good request AZ s@oall
Dressed DGeyes were active at OaVc
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Tropical Fr4ls-Lemons, 81 rs por box; ba.
nanas, 81 0Oa2 90 per bunch; oranges, Masina
81 80, Florida 50 50a2 Is.
PcGctGbLcI--Clbbage, home grown, 8! ~ per
barrel; Early Rose potatoes. 7jaSOc per bus6el:
onions, 81 U0 per barrel. Sweet potatoes u 40
per barrel.
berries, IS W per box.
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se26d&ds
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ATTRACTIVE AND
COMPARATIVELY NEW TwO-SroRY AMI
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING, CONTAIN.
Nc SIN kOOMS BATH AND EVERY Mod
LIGHTING, SPEAKING TUBES, FIRE LOG.
&e., KNOWN AS 1921 LINDEN STkEET BE
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH AMI
AND II STREETS NORTHEAST.
twenty second t22dl day of September, AID Iss2
and duly recorded among the hand records Of the
District Of Columbia in Liber No. 1I23 folio .s.,s
ct seq, and at the request of the holders of the
auction. on MONDAY. the SIXTEENTH DAY Of
OCTOBER, AID. 1898, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, the following described real es-
tate situate in the city OF Washington District OF
Columbia, to wit: All those certain pieces or par-
GELS of land and premises known and DISTINGUISHED
as and being the west six 80 feet by the full depth
thereof OF lot numbered one hundred and thirty
nine Q39. and the east ten u0y feet by the fun
depth thereof Of lot numbered one hundred and
thirty eight Obs, In Ida Geier's subdivision of
square numbered ten hundred and four uOo4) as
Of the records of the office of the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia, together with the Improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
three equal installments respectively in one two
ana three years from day OF sale. secured by A
deed OF trust upon the property sold, with inter
est thereon payable semi-anually at the rate of
q per cent per annun until paid, or all cash, at
the option Of the purchaser A deposit of 5000
Will be required at the time of sale. Sale TO he
closed in fifteen days from day of sale otherwise
the property will be resold at the risk and cost
resale by advertisement in newspaper rn,l,-
lished in Washington. DC. Conveyancinc and ra.
cording at the cost Of purchaser.
LOUIS d. WINE.
CLARENCE b. RHEEM.
Trustees
ocS-d&ds 916 F St NV.