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Howard County Popocrnts Take De-
Hight in Firing the Fields of Re-
publican NeighbOrs.
THE CONVERTS STILL COMING
NOTABLE CASES REPORTED FROM
NOBLEsvILLE AND FRANKLIN.
Huntington, Montpelier, Green's
burg and Other Places.
peciaI to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
MARION. Ind, Oct. 29.-Free speech is
an unheard-of right in Van Buren, town
ship, in this county. where the Democrats
are proud to declare that no Republican
protective sound money ideas thrive.
Two weeks ago a Republican meeting was
held on the edge OF the district, and would
have been broken up mad 1t not been
known that there were several officers
present in citizens clothing. Last night
Hon. George A. Henry, well-known
writer of legal works. and G. Nj. Ratliff
were billed to speak at Farrville. the CEN
ter of the Democratic district. The meet
ing was permitted to close without any
special demonstration against the speakers.
Sheriff A. c. Alexander and John Watts,
city clerk, accompanied the speakers, and
when a few rods away from the house the
carriage was pelted with a shower of
stones one striking Sheriff Alexander
knocking him SenselesS. He was taken
back to Farrville. where q physician was
summoned and five stitches were taken
in the wound. He was then brought to
Marion in a specially prepared buggy. To-
day he is resting easily and Will be around
in a few days. Local Democrats pro-
nounce 1t the worst feature of the CAM
paign, and say the attack was unwarranted
and will lose them many votes.
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Food for the Tired Brain,

1t furnishes building material for brain
and nerves tthe phosphates) and imparts /
renewed strength.
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HATS AND RNISEFTNGS
At less than half prices Here is just doing.
Mems New Winter Suts-were S. to $50
Now ................... $3.50 to SIS
Mems New Winter Overcoats-were SIS to
$40. Now .................. $3.50 to $40
W M Now ''. w. 81 to $3.50
to S. Nov ......... 49, 49,. 75c to $3.50
Boys New Winter Long Pants Suts-were
S. to $40. Now ............. $3.50 to $40
Boys New Winter Short Pants Suts-were
So to $14. Now. ........... ST. to So
Boys New Winter Overcoats and Refers
were So. SO to SIS. Now 20 to So. SO
Boys New Winter Knee Pants-were 4Oc to
$50. Now ................ zoe to 75c
Remember
and eerfy refunded received
it, That's the kind of people
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THE MISSION CAUSE.
General Executive Committee of the
NJ. E. Woman's Foreign Society.

NJ. E. Woman's Foreign Society.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct. 29.-The
twenty-seventh annual session of the gen.
eral executive committee of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ. L.
Church held it's first session here to-day,
delegates being present from all over the
United States. The meeting opened with
devotional exercises conducted by Mrs. III.
B. Skidmore, of New York, corresponding
secretary of the New York branch. After
the call of the roll of the delegates the
following officers were unanin.c usly elected
for the ensuing year: President, Mrs. S. l..
Baldwin. of Brooklyn; general secretary,
Mrs. j. T. Gracey, of Rochester. The add
was given by Mrs. j. T. Gracey, of this
city. The reports of the branch committees
We're read by the secretaries of the various
bi aEches. The report of the Cincinnati
branch was read by Mrs. b. r. Cowen, of
Cincinnati. 1t showed membership in the
branch of 1920 women. The treasurer's
of Sal. 70006 and expenditures of the same
amount. Reports were also read from the
following branches: Northwestern-M Mime
apolis, Pacific and Columbia river and from
the committees en- German work. The
meeting then listened to a series of inter
esting addresses from workers in various
mission fields.
WOmnn's Auxiliary of the Il. NJ. C.
CINCINNATI, Oct 29.-The missionary
council of the Episcopal Church closed to-
day noon after adoption of the reports of
committees and the transaction of routine
business. The woman's auxiliary held it's
twenty-ffth anniversary. Rev. W. S. Lang
board Of managers, Bishop Gailor, of Ten
nessee, DR.. Sarah L. Walrath of West
Africa, Rev. r, H. Edison, of Alaska Rev
Joshua Kinber. of New York, and others
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KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 29-Wednesday
evening. while the family of S. #. john
son was in town attending the Republican
rally some one set fire to their farm
meadow The field. including 160 rods of
fence was destroyed. The same evening
large Mckinley pole, the largest in Clay
township, was cut down and destroyed.
This was not the work of Republicans, for
they were all in town attending the rally.
Similar outrages are reported in other parts
of the county.
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The Old Time One Hundred
Per Cent. Profit Stores

Who rich by selling goods coakng We will
give piece
will of 1.-THE Model" They goods
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wHY?s

The Trustee Lew Wallace, ) represented creditors for about
nearly twenty-five thousand dollars worth of goods
Wallace
naturally preferred that As
if of
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

And able aud willing Hence absolutely selling
at Fifty Cents OH the Dollar,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule 10 effect July 10. 1896

Leave washington from station corner OF New
For Chicago erA and a:.nI Ssa .st Limited
For Gin nnaIi. st LOUIS pl and Indianapolis. vest,-
ouled Limited, :4o IN, eApress. LIB night.
For Pittsburg and Ge' Gland. .Apr,ss daily. 1000
For Berkeley Springs. 3,I5 pm daily. except
SSundiy. Special. 200 noon daily. ana 800 PM
For Deer PAX Mountain Lake Park and Oak
land, 100 3:45 pm, l2:l5 Am. all daily; No
west-bound trains stop al Mountain Lake Park Sun
For Lexington and stanuton 1900 noon.
For A.w Orleans Memphis. Birnias CHAM Ciistta-
nooga, Knoxville Bristol and lioan'ss. 1919 I'm.
-. Lafss. As pm L' daily
S5 sl 10 In,s Sses a. s s g. 11oo
I'm * 1i2 c5 I2;lo Ii2.S5 30 s:25. IS 4S2.
1iiS .Isa 80 No ,S S:9 n ssgo' siS
days, 1875. I7;lo. $50 ,s;oo rlC.1o s.m.
.siS go $500 w. $50 90 ,i c So i p@.
II2:0l night.
p aHnr s2ns.ys sio 20 and $50 gP 2O AMI
For Freds rick, $500 am. 1920 noon Il:ls.
For Hagerstown. t12:oo noon and $3.50 pm.
go b"sa ana wag po'nis. week days, 500 M.
u p5t Go S.tsssses an? s va, sa': T ss fa
5:09. ld:So pm. Sundays no am. l:i5. 3:S5,
For Washington junction and way points. 300
an an; ti;i5 pm Express ,,alns stopping at prin-
For BAY d Isy week aass SIS and 20
Pm IN Sundays, s:sa m, ! 80 and s:i5 pm.
SID Say sa nSss SseS a aaa ISL and
Rs5 CAPE My 10 IA, Nh t ~ ne1a w vo,x n
PHILADELPHIA
An trains il1minsted w,.a ynt.cn light
Sesk days; days; ~ 7o5; $40 1000 am. Dining
99slockI; SUNDAYS q 90 Dining Carr, $3.50 am.
Car. 500 d2m night: Sleeping Car open Tor pas.
sensers. io:vO PM
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Bentley. Wallace Fields and others will
show choice Chester hogs, and Charles
Viers and w. e. and John E. Muncaster
fine examples Of Berkshire hogs. In the
poultry exhibit the contributions Of Allen
G. Oliver OF Newark, Del. Arthur L. Cor
don Of Springfield, Nd, r. E. Long. r.
Magruder and w. S. Thompson will be at
tractive. Farm machinery will be shown
by Clark & Brooke, p. H. He.skell, Jr.. &
Co, Griffith, Turner & Co., G. W. Walker
Shoe Company will make display Of
shoes, and Parker, Bridget & Co. one Of
clothing
The officers of the Agricultural Society,"
TO whose personal efforts the great success
of the arrangements for the approaching
and energetic in behalf Of the interests Of
their organization, are: President. VIM
Dorsey. Rockville, Nd: vice president
John n. Bogley. Rockville. Md: secretary.
John q. Muncaster. Norbeck. Md: treas
urer, John J. Higgins. Rockville, Nd;
Trail, H. c. Hurley. Lee Offutt. John H.
Gassaway. James G.Cashen, John c. Bent
ley, Frank c. Hutton, VIM. Dorsey. Chas.
W. Fields, Chas. H. Griffith. Thos. o.
tenant marshal, J: J. Hutton: assistant
jr.. Clarence L. Gilpin, T. B. Stabler c. NJ.
Mackall, r. L. Mackall, jr.. G. M. Bibb
Brown. Joseph R. Cassin. W. T. Jones
committee on races. Lee Offutt Thos O.
grounds, ]. H. Bogley, c. w. Fields and
H. Trail: committee on privileges, VIM.
Dorsey, John E. Muncaster and John J..
Higgins; committee on accounts. ]. H.
Gassaway, C. H. Griffith and Lee Offutt;
committee on printing, Frank c. Hutton.
mtttee on premium list, Lee Offutt, James
u. Cashell and John c. Bentley.
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Fed n Millionaire Cnawares.
From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.

FROM the ST. Louis GlObe-Democrlt.
Herbert Pritchard, a foreman on the
Trenton cutoff branch of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. living at Heaton, Pa, rendered
his resignation to the company, and has a
public sale Of his household goods adver-
tsed. reward for an act of kindness being
the cause of his resignation. One day last
week shabbily attired young man came
along by the house of Pritchard, and ask
ed for something to eat. Without any hest
tation his request was granted, and the
tramp was taken into Pritchard's house
hold and kept there for several days. The
stranger informed his benefactor that his
name was Flaschman. ard that he was
worth $S,OOO.OOO in his own right, and more
over, that he would reward him in money
as well as with friendship. Everything
turned out as Flaschman stated. Tho
young millionaire is absent from his home
on account Of religious differences 1t is
said he has already placed 81, 800 in Pritch-
ards keeping. and will shortly deed other
property to him. He also induced Pritch-
ard to resign his position, and the latter
will henceforth act as companion to the
millionaire. They are making arrange
ments to sail for Europe.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station correr Of Sixth and u streets.
In Eject 1901 4 IN, August IT. 1896

In Eject 1901 am. August IL, 1896.
'i gTT Nh SWEE N,. .:Io An suNDAYA
Io:so 5f,hsp%SFs t e l,.is9Irg ,,rvn ruuu,,
Sleeping Dn sstr AMI SbssT9 ca
ST. hasiss to shiesso Sineinsati IadianaRo.
1880 AN. FAST LINE. Pullman Buffet rarlor
S 20 p 10 ma risburg Buffet Paror Car Harrisburg
go PM SGIcAao AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Ing and DIPPING Cars Hsrrisiurg to 81. Louis.
1o ni IN r' tSi E "a Sssaa sssD
he Ssr 70 Chicago aud Harrisburg to Cleveland.
40 Pm s?GfiiW SHE< ExrREss.-rullman
Sleeping ns and Dining Gag TO 81 Louis. and Sleep
1915 I'm h'T PhcFfc 70 E SpGns Sleep
Ing Car 10 Pittsburg.
Niagara Fails All Gas saSy ana
1880 NJ for Flnira and Remove daily. eIcegt
Sunday. For Lock Haven weekdays and VIII
mmslori sundays. $40 Pm
no Pm. for winiansror Rochester. Buffalo and
Ing Car Washington to Suspension Er.dse Via
lo:so f P.s.. for Erie cananaarua Rochester. Buf.
falo and Niagara Falls daily. Sleeping car WASH
Fl Sn.sssgs!f Ss SiE. IN ri E'; a
81 ran'r Cars; with Dining Car from liihm9r oo
nnsicn, p p24s as i'i asS $40 1000 and
200: II 90 dining "a, frHm wiimington. AN.
PIE ais, .;2o. d:i" 1000 and II :3s Pm.
week days. Express, I2:l5 week days. 2:ol and
$50 PM daily For Hoston. without change,
90 An week days. and BIS Pm daily
days
For Baltimore. o:1 700 100 1:so 900. 1000.
1920 il;oo and il 80 An. 12:is, i2:45, 2:oI.
BID, $40 - 90 IInitcdl. 40. sc. 40. sos,
S:4o: 1;io. 1000. lG:4o. :lS and IL - Pm:
cn sunday. 200 I'D. 800. s:0S. lo:3l. ll;oo
An, l2:t5. 49, POI. BIS. $40 t3C0 Lknitedl
80 e;4o. COS $40. no 1000 lo;+o and III 30
For Pope's Greek Line. .2n AN and 436 PM.
,naliy except Sunday. Sundays 916 AN.
F1r ANNAPOLIS. 1:20, 900 VI. 1918 and 4; 20
I'm daily except Sundsv Sundays. 500 AN.
AiiSntic Corst Line Express q 30 AN. sc Pm.
daily: Richmond Only 10 81 AN week days: At
ifnta SIecisl: via Richmond md Seatoard Ar
Inc, s;io n daily Accommodation for Q'an-
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS.
FOR Atlantic City nia Delaware River Bridge. ALL
rail- routnl. II 80 M week days. 3:l5 and II %
IN daily: tvia Market Street Wharf, 300
DAYS. IL 45 and ii % Pm daily.
For Cape My. 1000. " 30 A. NJ. 1913 PM. week.
days. ii s5 PM daily
Ticket pff' corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the s'rticn. Sixth ard " streets VIII orders
can be left for the checking Of baggage to d'stina-
tion from hotels and residences.
NJ. PROVOST. ]. n. WOOD.
General Manager GENERAL Passenger Agent.
auc2
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR LINE


Schedule in eject June IA. 1896.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylyani pas
senger station.
500 AM.-Daily. Local for Dauvire Connects
and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western
daily, and with the Chesapeake and Ohio daily for
ll:1b A.M.-Daily. UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL Carries Pullman Buffet Slrrpers. New York
and Washington to Jacksonville. uniting Sails
bury with Pullman S'eeper for Ashcville and Hot
Springs. Y. C.: Knosvillr and Chattanooga Tenn
and at Cha rottc with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta
also Pullman Sleeper Nv York 70 New Orleans.
via Montgomery, connecting Atlanta with Pull
man Sleeper for Birmingham Memphis and ST.
4:51 P.M.-Daily .-Local for Charlottesville.
1913 M;.Daily -wASIiINGTnN AND SOUTH
Pullman vesti'nled Shoppers Dining Cars and Day
Coaches Pullman Sl.epers New York 70 aShe-
vile and Ho' Sprinss y C. New York to Tampa.
villn and New York To Memphis. via Birmincha m;
New York TO New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
ianta Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro 10
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO nIyrs
and 4:l5 pm. daily. except Sunday. and IS n m
Sundays only for Round nm. -:s2 pm. daily. e1-
cent Sunday. for Ieoshurc and s;2s nm daily for
a m. and 700 nm. daily. and 400 pm daily pr-
cept Sunday. from Round TIIll. ZOO am daily eK-
eept Sunday from Hcrndan s;ai am. daily. eK-
,rr'on. a:42 am 20 pm and 80 40 pm Sap
day, and $40 am. daily from Charlottesviilp
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation and irf0Tna-
tion furnished AZ Offices 81 md 1900 PennevlvanIa
W. H. GREEN caner,r supt
]. NJ CTTp TrnrFr Manager
". A. TTRK. Gen. Pass Agent
L. s. BROWN. Con s~nnf Pass Dent
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. yERNO
RAILWAY.
From Station, 1917 ST. and Pepna ave

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT, VERNON
From Station, l3L2 ST. and Penna ave.
In effect July 90
FOR ALEXANDRIA Dailyl.-6:30, z 7:5O, g. O.
10. 1920 ex., IL. IL am; 1, q 3, 4:l5 ex, 4:45,
S;so, 6;1S. Z g. 2 10. II and IL pm: SUN
2:G5: 3O5. 4:05. 5:05 Cos. 7:O5, sos, 9:05,
Io:0S pm. FROM ALEXANDRIA Oaflyi-5:55.
20. !:oS. 1:2O ex.. 500, $40 ex, 9, 10, II. u
I'M. !! 2, 3, 4, 4:45. $50 9, Z, S, 9. 10. II pm.
SUNDAfS-1:30. 905. 1921 am, 1921, 1:2i.
~, s2l: 4:21. S:2I. 6:21. 7:21. S:2l. a:2l:
1927. 11:21 pm. FOR MOUNT VERNON land
way stations) DAILY except Sundays.l-1O. II.
X Am; i. 2. 3. 4:15 pm. FROM MOUNT YER
Nun tand way statiorsl DAILY except Sundays.l
5;S$ Pm. FOR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCr
ee lfE IL. II an; l., 2. 2. 4:15 $50.
SID 8: pm. FROM ARLINGTON AND
Aa9p EDICT RRIDGE-l1: 35. 1875 am: IS.
Z:55 3:35, 433. 5:35 6:35. 7:35. S:a5, 9:35 pm.
FoR ARLINGTON AND AQUEDUCT BRIDGE
SUNDAYS $3.50, 1890. II 30 am: IL 80. 30.
go $3.50. 4:3O, $50. $50. 7:30. $50 pm.
Iron ARLINGTON AND AoUEDuCT BRIDGE
S>nndays,l-lO:05 EOS am; 1905. Los. EOS.
S SH, 800. 5:05, Cos. 7:O5 sos 9:o5 pm FOR
hiaEhSIDE PARK Oaily.,-1O IL. u am: 1,
4:l5. 6:l5 pm. SUNDAYS $40. 1905.
los an: 1905. :o5. POS 3:05. 4:o5. 5:05.
3;oS: 195 sos. s:o5 Pm: FROM RIVERSIDE
5:s5. $50. $3.50 1880 pm StNDNY-I2 am :
D. I; ?; 9; Z. 8. 9, 10. II pm;
Gen. Manager. Gen, Pass. Agent.
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AIM t.,
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN, AUCTIONEER
917 st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1rN1,Jppo,
RBOI,EITY ON .EIiIsIE:EiNIII - -

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE JINIAIpROyED
PROPERTY ON THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAI,
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST
by virtue OF q deed of trust to the UNDERSIGNED
dated October 90. 1894, and recorded in Iher 1gs3
folio 10, Of the land records Of the District of Co,
lunbia, nd by written direction OF the holder nf
the note secured thereby, default having taken
place in tie payment of the interest due upon said
note, we will offer for sale, at public auction in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY SEPTEM-
BIER g., 1896, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the follow
ing real estate in the city of Washington II q
VIZ: Lot Al in the subdivision made by Darlington
and Hughes Of lots in square 234
Terms Of sale: Cash. If the terms are NOT conn
piled with in ten days the right is reserved to re-
sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, after such reimbursement as the
think proper. A deposit Of $500 will be reanre,l
at the time Of sale. All conveyancng and record
ing at the cost Of the purchaser.
THOS. Il! WAGGAMAN
JNO. w. PILLING,
au29- cod&ds ,Trustees
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HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
{ s. Fifth Ave-, New York
% Regent St., London.
(O4l pna a. Rt-nll po rto

u Fifth Ave-, New YORK
% Regent St., London
(24S Rue de Ri-oli, Paris.
"a. p. means American Plan: Il. p, Eiropean.)
ALBANY, n. The Kenmore, Az, 81
do....... .stanwix Hall, E.P., 81; APP. 50 up
ALEXANDRIA BAY. NY. The Edgewood, A-P., 81
ATLANTIC CTTY.N.J The Garden Hotel, 81 up
Most magnificent Hotel on Atlantic cOast)
BALTIMORE, MD. 300. The Stafford e. T., 81 so
do. The Carollton, A. p, 50 up
BOSTON. Mass. ......... Hotel Ve1dome. A.P %
BROOKLYN, NY. Hotel St.George. E PSI; A.P,$3
do. II. W. Rlake) Clarendon Hotel. E.P., $l.50
BUFFALO NY The lroquois, Z p. 81 so up: AP,s4
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Grand Hotel, E.P, 81: AP-. -
| FoLKESToNE. England. West Cliff Hotel, E.P.
Jersey CITY, n. ]. Hotel Washington. E.P.. So
LAhE GEORGE, NY. Lake House. Az. $3.50
| do. The Marion House. APP, 50 up
Li'EhPoO1. England Compton Hotel. AP, 81
LONDON, England. The Langham, E.P., 81
MILWAUKEE Wis H. Pnster L T.. 81 80 ;AP., So 90
new HAVEN, Conn. Hotel Majestic, A.P.. S5 Up
NEW YORK. Fifth Avenue Hotel. A.P-. 81
20. -..............- The Majestic, Ell, "
do..... Hotel Netherand E.P.. 81; A.P., IS
do.(W.F LelandyTheWi ndsor f F., 81 so "A. 81
do...... The Gerard, E.P.. 81 80: A.P, $3.50
do. The Marlborough. E.P.. 81. So A.P., So 80
do...- H. l.. Todd The Vendome, EP., 81 so
do. On. B. Barry st. Cloud Hotel. E.P.. 81 80
do. Bway & 1Ith ST. The St. Denis, K. 81 so
do. .CWm g. Leland Grand Hotel, E.P., 81 up
do. Hotel Westminster. A.P., $3.50 up
do. wv johnson Quinn The Empire, E.P., 81 up
do N1lth st) Albert-St. Stephen, EP,S up
do. .t5th ave. 10th ST. The Grosvenor AP-
do Chas. T. Leland Hotel BaimorsI, A.P,S3 mp
| do. Hotel Endicott, E.P., 81; A.P., So up
| do. .B'way&-Ith) The Metropolitan. E.P.,$l up
do ,53th st l. B'way) Hotel Pomeroy, E.P.,s 81 up
dodl5th&5th av)HtI. kensngton + r., 81 soup
NIAGARA FALLS. The Internal ional, A.P., 81
OCEAN CITY. Md. Atlantic Hotel, A.P., s. up
OLD Pr. COMFORT, Va. The ChaInberlin, A.P., 81
PHILADELPHIA. The Aldine HOTEL A.P., $3.50
do. The New Lafayette. E.P, 81: APP. s.
PHILADELPHIA. Colonnade E.P, 81 so: A.P., IS SO
'The hrest cuisine in Philadelpha.)
I'oRTLAND, Me. The Preble House, A.P., 50
PORTSMOUTH, n. Ii. The Rockingham, A.P., 81
QCEBF Z, CAM. Chateau Frontenac APP, So 30
RICHMOND, Va. ........Tfc jefferson. A.P., SO up
ROCHESTER,, N.Y..New Osburn HCuse, A.P., s.. SO
do. ....... .Whitcomb House. APP, 81 up
SARATOGA SPR'GS- Grand Union H't'l. Az, 81 up
do. United States Hotel. Az. IS
ST. LOUIS. NO dhrepn Southern Hotel. 50 to s.
do. .Lindell Hotel, EP., $50 up; AP., 81 80 up
SYRACUSE, NY. Yates Hotel, E.P., 81 so; AP, s.
WASH INGToN, DC Arlington Hotel, AP., s.
do. Hotel Norm:ndie. E.P.. 81; AP., s.
do. .......... The Raleigh, E-P, 81 30 up
do. The Ehbitt House. APP, 81
my16, 20 "a, 27t henstf
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RADCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO. AUCTS.,
Successors to Radcliffe, barr 4 Co.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE. IN
BARRY FARM SUBDIVISION, NEAR SiERI-


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE, IN
BARRY FARM SUBDIVISION. NEAR SHERI-
DAN AVENUE
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in
I-iber No 2Oas, folio 32s ct seq. of the land
records for the District Of Columbia. and at the
request of the party secured thereby, tho under
signed, tr istees, will offer for sale, by public auc-
tion, in front of the premises. on FRIDAY, THE
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises situate in the county
OF Washington. District of Columbia, and desig-
rated as lot numbered six (G,. In section numbered
five 80, in the subdivision Of Barry Farm. by
Pomeroy: Evans and Howard, trustees of Barry
F;rm. also called ST. Elizabeth, according to plat
OF said subdivision on file in the Office OF the sur
veyOr of said District in Liber Levy Court No.
2. foli0s one ~ and two o. said lot containing
of ground, more less, together with all
the improvements rights, &c.
Terms: One third cash, the balance in one and
two years, with interest from the day of sale at
six per cent per eanum, secured by deed of trust
the purchaser. deposit Of sloO required upon
acc cptante of bid. II the terms Of sale are not
complied with in 10 days from the day of sale the
tie risk and cost of the defanting purchaser after
days advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington ID. C. All convey
ancing and recording at the cost of the purchaser
LEONARD c. BAILEY,
JOHN A. PIERRE
mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-29
Value of Sleep.
From the PHILADELPHIA Inonirer

FUN Inc FhlIaueIphla inquirer.
Women who sleep a great deal and COM
fortably, who are addicted to maps, and re-
gard nine hours of wholesome rest as abso-
lutely requisite to their physical well be-
ing. are the women who defy the frosting
hand of time. These are the women whose
wrinkles are few and far between, and
whose eyes remain the brightest and
cheeks the rosiest for the longest period
after the bloom of youth has fled. No less
iotable a beauty than Diane de Poictiers,
who retained her irresistible loneliness un-
til her SEVENTEEN year, recognized the val
ue OF sleep as preventive of wrinkles
Indeed, so fearful was she of losing mo-
ment of perfect rest, that. mistrusting the
beds of her friends, she CARR sd her own,
with its splendid fittings, on all her Jour-
neyS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-29
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/ .aO0 LOTS SALE OF PIFDGES

F. WARREN JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SAFE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Fulton. i2ls Pa. ave: NV. commencing TUES.
DAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST, AT TEN O'CLOCK
AM, all the Unredeemed Pledges in his store upon
which the interest is due one year MORE consist
ing of $50 Gold, Silver and Filled-case Watches
Chains, Charms Lockets, Studs. Cuff Buttons and
Links Scarf Pins, Lace Pins, Earrings, Bracelets
Spectacles and Eyeglasses, Solid Silver and Plated
Ware over $50 lots Of Diamonds and other Precious
Stones, Books, Gems, Rifles, Field and Opera Glass Is
Violns, Clocks, Umbrellas, &c. Sale to continue at
pm. daily until all the lots sold Ticket bold
ers please take notice. H.K.FULTON, Pawnbrokcr
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