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BROOKLAND,

Mr.. Stewart, house rainter, working
at the residence of Mr.. w. s Daniels is
suffering from the results Of n serious fall
from the roof of the house The ladder
broke in his descent in such a way as to
ward the force of the fall somewhat hut he
was bedly bruised and hurt internally.
Mrs. w. T. Lyons and Mrs. r. Streets of
Baltimore were the recent guests of Mrs
j. T. Hare of University Heights.
Mr.. Eugene MaSseSon has moved from 4th
street northeast to the house IN Brooklan
lately vacated by Mr.. d. i. Moore.
Mr. Eastlack will occupy his new
home on Lansing street. air. George Depue
will move into the house on Frankfort
street which Mr.. Eastlach will leave va
cant, and Mr.. Rudolph johnson will move
into the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Depue.
Officer Bradley Of this pi ecinct has been
extremely busy lately convcting chicken
thieves who have troubled the people of
tramp5 who still insist on infesting the
neiGhborhood.
Miss Marie U. Erdman. after her summer
sojourn north. is at home TO her friends on
18th street near Michigan avenue, Cniver-
sity Heights. on Friday evenings.
The Brookland order Of the Knights Of
Honor will meet for special business at the
residence of Rev. r. r. West on Tuesday
evening of this week
Mr.. John Massey Of fSrOokland has gon e
to the worlds fair.
A number of young folks from Brookland
and University Heights enjoyed the re-
cent hop at Ingleside. Mt. Pleasant.
Mr. Everett Narean of Cumberland, Md,
has been visiting his daughter in Brook la nd
Mrs. Theresa LeCompte of Baltimore who
spent part of the summer with Mrs. John
t. Hare. has returned horne.
The autumn rally of the Baptist Sunday
school of Brookland called out the members
in force. lbs responding IL the roll call
Rev. Mr.. West preached practical sermon,
particularly addressed to the school
Rev. DIR. Henry Hyvernat has been again
conducting some of the services at St An
thongs Chapel since his return from the
west.
Mrs. Camp of Washington surerintended
the first rehearsal of Mrs. Jarey's Wax
Works at the residence Of Sir Erdman
The characters selected promise to be very
interesting. and are taken by prominent
young society people.
Officer Morgan has been looking up the
ownership of set of harness supposed to
have been stolen from this vicinity. Thieves
visited an unfinished house on .ors street
recently and took possession of lot Of car
penterS' tools.
The Brookland Hall and Literary Society
contemplate giving entertainment in the
town hall for the benefit Of the society.
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HYATTSVII.I.E.

Republican primaries We're held In the
several election districts of this county last
Saturday to choose delegates to the county
convention. which assemblies at Upper MARI
boro' today. In Bladensburg district the
following delegates were elected: Francis
H. Smith. George Holmes, Doc Lancaster
John Ross. Burda Gully. The Simms fac
ton opposed Lancaster. running David
Dock against him as a delegate, but Lam
caster defeated him by four votes. The
delegation is unpledged
The new political organizat ton. known as
the Democratic Association of Prince
georges county, held an interesting meet
ing at the Knights of Pythias Hall in Lake
Ina last Saturday evening. MIR. John L.
Burch presided and MIR. Frank Neale acted
as secretary Messrs. John w. Hicks and
F. Is. Leurs We're elected vice presidents
OF the association for Bowie district. Mr.
James Enos Ray was elected vice presi-
dent for Bladensburg district. The follow
ing honorary members were chosen: FIX
Gov. Oden Bowie. Col James G. Berret
lawrence Gardner and James L. Norris
MI John L. Burch made speech eulogiz-
ing Senator German as the recognized lead
er or Maryland politics and stating that the
organization was not imbued with mug
wunpism. but was strictly a democratic
association This association claims a
membership of over hundred voters 1t
proposes to give a barbecue and pole-rais-
ing at Lakeland at l o'clock pm. on Sat
u
concert in the evening. Prominent speak
ers are expected to address the meeting
Meetings will also be held in Laurel Vans
Vile. Bladensburg, Kent and Bowie dis
tricts during the pending campaign. The
next meeting will be held at Magruder's
Han IN Hyattsville next Saturday night.
pleasant dance was given at Grange
Hall. Beltsville. last Friday night by the
young men of the neighborhood Among
those present were Misses Bernadne and
Lolita Fenwick, Corinne Mcfarland Flor
ence Carr and Mrs. Lewis Holden of Hyatts-
Vile, Sadie Jones Of Beltsville Annie Love
Joy. Virgie Keech. Mary Kimberly and
Coffin. Mrs. Z. f. Coffin and the Misses
Coffin of Muirkirk. Messrs. Simms. Jones
ard Cassard of Muirkirk William and
Frank Carr. Percy Rose and John Holden
OF Hyattsville. Fred Alvey,T. Hall. Brehme
Snowden. Robert Howard. Leo March and
Drs. Maddox and Cockerill
Protracted meetings are still being held
al HALFWAY NJ. E. Chapel. BranchviIle, by
Rev. r. " Register pastor. A number of
conversions are being made
Mr. Thos. HI. Latimer and family have
removed to Branchville
A colored man from Baltimore named
Meyers was killed by an express train on
Muirkirk last Saturday night. His body
was discovered lying on the platform of
the station yesterday morning badly
mangled.
Mr.. Francis Shannabrook is having a
dwelling and store erected at Charlton
Heights
Mr.. Rexford NJ. Smith. who has been
some time at Chicago. is here on a visit to
his family
The Young Ladies' Mission Band of the
Presby terrain Church will meet tonight at
the residence of Miss Haddie Thompson.
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GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auc,ioncer,
1i11 G. st


Ikt SIEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IkofERTl. BEING THE PRESS-B RICK BAY.
MlNIlOW TIiTeEE-SToRN BRICK HOUSE No.
NJ FiFTH STREET NORTHEAST. WASH
by virtue of deed Of trust to the Undersigned.
uted July III, 1sS.. and recorded the 10th day
OF july lsS i'm Liher lio6. folio 402. 81 SEQ.
OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
We viii sell at the written request Of the holder
or the note secured thereby at public auction.
In front of the premises. on FRIDAY. TIE SIXTH
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1SS. al FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land ard premises.
situated In the city of Washington. District 81
Columbia. and designated lot IL I'm Samuel W.
Curriden's subdivision Of certain lots In square
Number SOS. found Of records In the Office of
the surveyor Of said District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: one-thirG cash. balance In one
and two years with interest At per cent per
anpum until paid payable senIi-annually. secured
by deed Of trust the property. deposit Of
saoc required at the time Of sale. All conveyanc-
ing at the cost of the paiohaser. Terms Of sale
TO be complied with within fifteen DAVIS from date
of sale or trustees the right TO resell az
the risk and cost of defaTiiing purchaser
MiNER u. KELLY.
JOHN A. PRESCOTT.
se26- dads TrSfees
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AUCTION SALES. .
THIS AFTERNOON.
EATCIIFFE, DARR 4 CO., AUCTs.

TE at at 4HE sSSr IF she SE
fkR Sa iss YT sKEEr FssE hEIS
' iiSsr Gsss a1ss
&c., Of the Land records Of the District Of Column
STs is &c i Fo5s J
lot e. in square 1927. in the city Of Washington.
Is 0Ds in 81 III @ Of
Ger OF said lot and running thence west IL feet:
nor 90 l 70 east
80 feet to the point Of beginning.
cash (of which 500 must be paid at time Of saleS.
balance in six and twelve months. with interest
On shd Fl mott
win no IN ten days from date Of sale property may
COST Al M SGIhSsSan xsFo S
sell-eo&ds Trustee.
co IE q AB ,Sv SALE Is P9sTPoNED ON AG
SECOND. 1898, at the same hour and place.
se27-d&ds MAHLoN ASHFORD trustee
RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.. Auctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
H0ISE On TRINIDAD AVENUE BETWEEN
LEWIS AND KING STREETS. LONG MEAD
BY virtue Of a deed of trust duly recorded in
rasors no; 1,Ss folio 50 ct sell one Of the land
sruss OF the secured thereby the under
n ION IN r., front Of the premises. MONDAY.
OCIoBER SECOND, 1893. ut HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
tate. situate In the county Of Washington, Dis
trtct Of Columbia. to wit:
=. Lot one hundred and eighty-one usD in J. s.
SWormstedt's subdivision OF lots 40 and 30 in
Nihg subdivision OF part of Long Meadows,
excepting the rear ten feet of said lot QS1, to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to assume q deed
Of trust for $500 the balance to be paid in cash
A deposit Of 500 required at the time of sale
II the terms Of sale not complied with in Is
days from the day Of sale the trustees reserve the
r,gnt TO resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defauting purchaser. All conveyancing and
recording at the cost Of the purchaser
JOHN s. SWORMSTEDT,
JOHN T. ARMS.
se<io&ds Trustees
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER. Y. W. HrIUFKOPER Ann
REUBEN FOSTER. REcEIvERs
Schedule in effect Seiite.ub "a IsSa1

RICHMOND AND DANvrIIF Raupo.D
SAMUEL SPfNCFR y W UTTI i'rE1ppR ~,
sc6edaa in strect S Sor,e s@Si ~ 10,
station washino ND D G r'nn'''An'a P''''''
,i 200 m ai.y;-Looal for Danvine AMI ints-ms-
an s si sf, sr s s1S 9 for Front Royal
x.I ne9s sT VITA S"T OF and western station. west
nh, ;ol "a m Redmond and Danvilie fas. rn.n.
points south nc eemoag "a and , and for prnsiE
Guiding Annston aud BirInin~hsm. ais o-eiika.
Pullmsn slaepe- New York an w..Ssr otI ans
Augusta. "i'''h" al Greensboro with sleeper foe
4'45p. m.-Danyfor cb,r,o,,a.v,,,. ,,s,.,.-u.,,.,.
10. az D. n.-pai,v w.sr,1~crox .>-, ,o,-r,,
,irsiN .: Pa, EasIiBuLED LIMITED composed
TO Atlanta Man.soner and N.g ing Cars and runs
% Orleans. Rs Y.rs aud ID Ts:s
Memphs via Birmbg1,sii,nna n seeprr Washington 70
iesrs Win s,as. q ANDoHIo DIVISION
90 Round Hill. and ;,:,5 m :,ss, y m; as, ~,
washin I'm az stations Returning arrive
IN snis So M daily except s daily fr s FnInd
s s;.,on sR S an aud i'i Msns ss,ss d
csLly iron Cha -lof'esviiis sunday ana s'fo~m-
81; sss p pd
rss s %s.Snr, station fsHn.ysaais nai
| srawn .nt flS@s f Dept Pass s ssa
sr,r,ox ~ NNSILyANI, RAILROAD.
STATION cnr , OF SIXTH Avn srREErs
io'l sl.sI a. N; G31LuMBLsS FxpSfss.-Purrm.u
10 SgTs e rr@:iPP; sud and Harris
4 10 p =, p-~,>, e,,,, >, ~ from H-rrisburp
II ~. ~. ftN SrftNANIA LIMITED. -PuIi-n,n
s,en1sne end STATE noom. Stepping Dtning
ais PN s sr , n,.. ca, % ns-ris,.nrv
t'E SeS !iiaGT s5ass
80 ,,,, . ", N, wtSTreN FyPpFss.-Pujim.n s..,-
Dining Ca 10 Co... aud Harrisburg to ciev-lani
man si.ep SI0r CO ~ 3, ExDRrss Pull,
i onis oa-s Harrisburg to cindinnati and $.
10. 4oP. W. PACIFIC rrpprss
Cav 70 ~ !. I,APhssS.-Puilman Sleeping
bSr-.e ~, ing and BUFFET sle~Iing Car Harris
s,ra F,ii a hsne. Canandsrns. Rochester aud Nj
iol s,t,N . W. ny EiI,,snsp,-t Rsnovo and Elm,1
40 p e u. sor w,,,,.u.ro-. p,.,,..
Nizv,r. In a l,,hshor-. hacheste-. Buffalo anf
INC e., vas.s... -tei- ~atur lay. with Sleep
] 10. 4n y NJ -. r s.ih ', fnnala
| 500 20 bunalo aud NiagA-N rails daily erceut
| o.urosv. with slerping Car Washington 10 Roch-
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The famous sorceress Gambia, immortal
lied In the Epodes and Satires of Horace
seems to have left descendants in the Italy
Of the present day. If we trust a narrative
which reaches us from Montelepre, in
Sicily. The agricultural poor of that island
with the doubtful exception Of those of
Sardinia-are, mentally and educationally
the most backward in the Italian Kingdom
Rather than call in a medical man in cases
Of illness they infinitely prefer the local
witch, who, II patients mean fees, must
have a relatively lucrative practice. No
amount of failure seems to shake the pOpu-
lar belief in the efficacy of such practition-
ers. and strong indeed must that belief be
which can survive such tragic misadyen-
lures as The following:
A poor girl in her seventeenth year sub
tect to neurotic disease inducing convulsive
movements of the body as well as perturba-
ton of the mind, was at once pronounced
to be possessed of an evil spirit. A witch
who was called in confirmed the popular
diagnosis" announced the source from
which the spirit came. took stock of it's
qualities and of its strength and appointed
the 10Th ultlmo-the feast Of the Madonna
of mid-August-as the day on which she
would relieve the girl of her tormentor
True to time the Sicilian Gambia appeared
on the scene. caused sufficient quantity
of water for a bath to be procured and
proceeded to boil it, throwing in from time
to time a handful Of herbs. When the ba tn
was pronounced to be ready the girl was
put into 1t. while some of her relatives
stood by and set fire to about half a pound
of incense. the fumes of which they forced
the girl to inhale by enveloping the bath
and herself in 1t with sheet. For two
hours the unfortunate victim had to un-
dergo this ordeal, in spite of her protests
that she was being suffocated and ulti-
mately Of her fainting. This latter phe-
nomenon, however. seemed to have admon-
ished the witch that the remedy had
lasted long enough; so the girl, still uncon-
scious, was removed to bed, where she
breathed her last on the following day.
Her agonizing struggles to disengage her
self from the hot bath and the fumes of the
incense were, 1t turned out, ascribed by the
witch to the conflict between the fora
therapeutica" Uhe therapeutic agent and
the evil spirit, which. like most intruders
of the kind, withstood eviction to the
bitter end.
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CHESAPEAKE Avn OHIO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE ~ FFFF~T auGrsT %, Is,1
Train leave daily from Bnioa station (B aaiss
6tl aud v SITS
: Through the r-and-st scaasrv IN lna-ic. with the
hsndsoine~r AMI most complete soiii-Train Service
West from Washnxfe~.
400 n m. dsiv-''waslinxton ans Chicago S,s-
cial'-Snlid vestihued. newly equipped. ale-,ris-
tghteitrain. Pullman's faa-' siaeong cars WASH
inVton TO Cncinnsti anf WASHINGTON 90 Chicago.
Dining car from Washington. Arrives Cincinnati
s:pN m. Indi9n apoits N i5Arn Chicago 5..
II 10 n. m. dailv-~he 'snous ''F r V. Lnifsi"-
solid vasibula train With DINING an Z Pull nsn
sleepers FOR cin-faaa.t Lexington AMI Bpuisviis ..
without rhsnyA. ar-iving ~ cinrinnah az =. N.
Iexinyton II " w Louisville 800 ~. Ia t's1.
apo,is II 10 " VA. Chrsc, 60 -. Louis AS
a. M. competing in Union is.o' Cor all nnints-
Special PM Imam sleeper WEDNESDAYS through 70 hot
SPRINGS. Va w'houf rhsnre; arrives s;WN m
200 n m isflv-FNn-e-s To- Cor ion~villa. Chs--
loftasvi',a N.v,asorn' S,auntOn sni nrinrips Viz
cinia rsoints dsiiv, ex-spf sunday. for kichnont
ADJ - II w FrrTT FR. Gent Passenger Agent
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts-

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS aNENIE RFTWEI,Z
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS EAST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly re,,or,l. I'm I 4
Der 1901. folio 4'S et SEQ. of the land records
tor the District OF Columbia viii sell. in front
of the premises. On THURSDAY. THE TWF,l p-Tii
DAY of OCTOBER A. D. lsls Ar IYrr.
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land mi
premises. situate In the city Of Washington in The
District OF Columbia: and distinguished as and he
ing the west ~ II. IA inches fronting on Mass ave
nue. or lot g. In square numbered >,sl hv The f,lll
depth Of said lot. together with an and sinr,iar
the Improvements. ways. easements rights r,riX-
neges and appurtenances to the same belonging or
In any wise appcrtaininr.
Terms OF sale: OHe-third Of the Islrrhasa ,,on.x
IN cash. the balance In and two wears at q
per cent per annum interest. payable semi annua Nv
and notes secured by deed Of trust on the properly
sold. or all cash. at the option 81 the purchaser
A deposit of 500 required the time Of sal.
Conveyanelg and recording AT the cost OF nh. mr.
chaser Terms of sale to he complied with in Ten
days from date OF sale. otherwise the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property AZ the ris
and cost Of defaulting purchaser after i've iays'
advertisement of such resale In some newsI,aier
published in Washington, y. {.
ALBERT A. WILSON
JOHN r. LARNER.
ee5o-d&ds Trustees
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ee30-dEd,
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. Aucts.. 1907 G st.
Successors TO Latimer & Sloan.)

SIN BRICK DWELLINGS SITUATE OK NORTH
SIDE or STREET BETwEEN PATH AND
18Th STREETS NORTHWEST AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTH. lsas. at
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front VI the premises
We Will sell the west 81 feet front Of lot ana The
east 40 feet front Of lot in square r. fronting
on north side OF F street between cath and osth
streets northwest and improved by six com fortals
brlck dwellings This Is a splendid chance for an
Investment or to obtain a home.
TERMS One-half cash and balance in small
monthly payments all cash. All convcvnncInr
and recording at purchasers cost A ,iet.,st az
$50 required at time Of sale ~
se23-d&ds C O. SLOAN e. 20 49,
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se26d&ds
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIONEERS
go PA. AVE. NV

DESIRABLE TwO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
AND STORE. NO. 800 MARYLAND AVEZJrE
NOITIIEAST. BY AUCTION.
on THTRSDAT; OCTOBER FIFTH. 1898, AT
in front Of the premises "
LOT Is IN SQUARE 915
Ecortinc 20 feet on Maryand avenue betwoep 9th
and 9th SITS. me-. and running back with that
width about 12S feet inches to an 1s-foot alley.
improved by brick dwelling with frame hack hula
ing aad stable room fo- Ave horses in rear. 1'
Terms: The purchaser assume an incumbrance
paid in cash all can be paid in cash M the one
ton OF the purchaser. Terms to be complied with
IN 10 days from the day Of sale. A deposit of
S2Oo required at the time of sale All conveyance
ing. recording. &c. at the purchasers cost
RADCLIFFE, DAI:R 4 co.
ss<o-ooos Auctioneeru.
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pUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers,
9Th aud ID SITS. NV.

TIKI STEES' SALE OF ELEVEN TWO Sropy
bhiCh HOUSES, NUMBERED 200 300 AND
~ W SIIstEI NOEIuWESr. AND E.t;HT
HOJ SIS n ALLEY IN REAR TIIFI;E,lF
81 NUMBERED 1924 TO 1888. BOTH INCTJ-SIVE
,p! virtue or deed OF trust TO us. bearing date
July a, AID. 1sy2, recorded in lar l,sgS foli,
4oS et seq. OF the land records of The District l
Souibia and at the request of the parties secured
merely We will sell NJ public auction in front OF
n premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE ELEVENTH.
DAn OF OCTOBER, AID. 1873. AT HAIF-PAST
TUX oCLoCh PM. the following described
pieces or parcels of land. situate in the CITY al
Washington District OF Columbia, known and i's
.Ltulshed as and being lots numbered 81 10 II
ooth Inclusive, OF JOHN Il. ARMS subdivision Of
iots IA square numbered 55i, as per Mat recorded
IN ner ii, folio liz, OF the records OF the SURVEY
OF ONCE OF the District of Columbia said lots 81
% ana % having a frontage Of 1872 feet each h,
depth OF % feet and lots numbered "a 10 al
inclusive having frontage of Ia feet hy a d,r'h
OF 4l.lI feet. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting OF eleven two-story brick dwell
iI.,s. numbered above.
The above property will he sold subject 10 a deed
OF trust, bearing date February -, lsta and So
curing the AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRI-ST
oonANf the sum of $1,000 In three years from
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. All conveyancinc
s s recording at purchasers cost A dcnosif Of
s-vo VIII he required at date OF SALE Terms of
sue 10 DC complied with in ten days from date OF
SAFE otherwise trustees reserve the right TO r.se
the property at risk and cost of drfaultiny pur-
GEO. F. EMMONS.
GEO W. STICKNEY.
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FUTURE DAYS.
n. RUFUS GILL 4 SONS. ATTORNEYS,
ITO ST. PAUL STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.

PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND AT AND NEAR MrIRKIRK
STATION. WASHINGTON BRANCH,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Is MILES FROM WASHINGTON.
will sell. 10y public auction. on the premises. at
Muirkirk station, Washington branch of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. THURSDAY. OCTOBER
NINETEENTH. 1893, at TWO O'CLOCK i. NJ, a
valuable tract of land, containing 49, acres on
east side OF the railroad at Muirkrk station. In
Prince Georges county. Situation high AMI healthy
and well adapted purposes Of farming, and
worthy the attention Of investors
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and
twelve month s with interest and security, or all
cash. A deposit OF $500 cash will be required OF
purchaser at sale. y. RUFUS GILL,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
TAYLOR 4 CREAMER Auctioneers.
sc2S OcC : .121G.1S
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All He Had.

"One," called out the man who runs the
elevator in the New York Life building as
he stopped at the first floor. Two is the
password for the second, Three" for the
third floor, and so on up to .'Ten.' when
the top floor is reached.
On trip yesterday the elevator was
crowded with men. All of them seemed to
be intent on business, but there was a
peculiar expression on the face of one man
in the corner as the elevator assembled and
the number representing the floor Increased
in size. The corners of this mans mouth
dropped lower and lower, and his hands
were thrust deeper and deeper into his
trousers pocket. When the elevator STOP
ped at the ninth floor the old fellow seemed
relieved. but his hands went still deeper
when the cage started again.
''Tenr' called out the boy.
And not until then was the cause of the
old mans anxiety known He pulled out g
cents, handed them to the elevator man,
and exclaimed;
There. conductor. that's all the fare
have, but I'll walk down."
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RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Auctroueer.

DESIRABLE HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS. WITH
LARGE Front AND BACK YARDS. ls5
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE NORTHEAST.
NEARLY NEW, WITH ALL MODERN IN,
rrKKS PROCUREMENT C, GOOD CHANCE FOR IN
BY virtue OF deed OF trust given to us and
duly recorded In idber 1890 folio 40, the under
signed trustees will Offer for SALE at public nuc-
ton. in front OF the premises on TJ-ESDAY &c
IoBEk Third. A: u. 1893. at HALF-PAST FOI'R
OCLnSk PM, sub lot 6s. in square 723. together
Win the improvements. consisting OF n good new
Brick House of eight rooms.
Terms; one-third cash. the residue in one and
TWO years. with per cent interest or all cash at
the option OF the P', "haser. deposit Of 500 re-
Quired at time Of SAFE.
FRANK 7. BROWNING,
416 9Th st. NV,
JOHN 8. SWORMSTEDT.
S21 + st. NV.
seZs -dGds Trustees.
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The II. and o. Wages Disnute.

Most Of the delegates representing the
six brotherhoods into which the army of
employees of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Company is divided have left Balti-
more for their homes. The conferences with
General Manager Odell Of the railroad COM
pany. have been barren of results except
that differences which at present seem ir-
reconcilable have developed. The company
insists on a reduction-said to be 1-2 per
cent-for an indefinite period The com
mittee declined this. but agreed to accept
the reduction for six months, the old scale
to go into effect again at the end of that
time. This proposition was not entertained
and the committee withdrew