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A. 10 IDAHO.
Conference Bciw.s" chairman Jones'
senator cannon anu O,hcrs.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Chairman Jones
OF the Democratic national committee,
senator Cannon tUtshl and Congress-
men Hartman (Montana) and shh-
roth (Coloradol held n conferences To-
day. IL IL stated on good authority
that the contest In Idaho between Tue
silver Republicans led by Dubois abu
the Democrats aud P5pullets seeking
10 defeat Daboit'J reelection WAS I'M
der discussion.
Regarding the campaign In theWes!,
Hartman said. "i think Bryan will
carry every western state excepting
tossibly Wyoming. / DONE think
thufe IL any waning OF toe silver "sn.
tlno ni."
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COUGHLIN TOBE SHOT
Tho STATE Supreme Court To-day
Hands Down a RtmlltltuL
ms LAST nopg is VANISHED.
viii Pay the Penalty Ia Iiioh G unity
Fist District tonri VII PRO.
ntuIoe Ro.Senitncr.

Patrick Coughlln's last Lopo lie gone
and he will be shot la Rich county
after re-ssntencc by tue FirsI district
court.
Today the Supreme court OF Utah
handed down a Iemittlluf In the appeal
case Of tire State " uiah Va Patrick
Coughlin, appellant. The remititur
is to the First nnd Second district
courts aud hiiitms the Judgms Mt Of the
lower court, which found Coughlin
guilty Of murder In the iifsI degree.
The crlms OF Coughlin consisted In
killing two officers In Rich county In
1885. Ricn county was then
In the Fourth judicih district
with court nj ogdcp. ami tho case
was tried In the Inter place.
Since then the change 10 statehood
came and tho Fourth district was made
the 5ecoad dislric. apd does not en-
brace II eh county, which is now In
the First judicial district. Therefore
the remittiiur Ia sent " the Second
distTlc! as successor to the Fourth Jii.
trlot, 10 which the trial was had aud
Ia which the CO sas c1mitted, and TO
the FIrst district n, now embracing tho
scene Of the tragedy. The Second
district court will now, therefore, trans
fer the casa ana the re.sentence and
execution Of the judgment TO the First
a
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LI.lensd 10 IIryan.

CuEsIER, Pa. Sept ga large
crowd stood In the rain here this morn
ing and listened to Bryan who spoke
TO them about fiftesn minutes. He
said IN part: "We have reached a
orlsiB In our monetary affairs. Our
financial policy IL run by few synii-
Gates In tho Interest OF tho money
changers aud the question presented
10 our people 10 whether tho
people shall take charge Of our govern
mont aud run II In their own inter-
esis, or farm II out to those syndicates
10 lot them run Il In their own inter-
este; II our present financial policy is
to DO maintained; II gold Is ~ DO the
only money good enough for the gov.
ernmeut 10 ure when II pays the bond,
holders then this government rua
by those who believe In that
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CHICAoO, Sept. 22.-EdSon Kolth,
forty years a prominent citizen OF
Chicago, threw himself into tho lake
At tho loot OF Thirteenth street early
yesterday morning, while temporarily
insane,a, a result OF chronic dyspepsia
and Insomnia. He disappeared from
iug. Although search was made for
ths missing man all day yesterday,
dncoveIed until today. but 10 con.
olusive were thoy that hope was
abandoned and the lake IL now being
dragged Tor the recovery OF tho body.
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CONFETTI AsD suARHEy.
70 clubs Competing for the c-7ar
right.


fighi.
SAN FRAECfeco, Sept. 22,--Llst
night Manager Groom who was badly
nottled becaueo an otisE OF $4,000 tels.
graphod ~ CoEbell anu Snnrkey n
week previous had bten treated with
what favored OF silent contempt, and
sptd another couple Of messages over
tbs WiTet warning the big bTuisers
that the National clubs offer would
only remain open week longer. Yes
to-day Groom hal dispatch from
COIbett slatlng that N ihe club would
pcs, the amount Of the purse IN rospon.
slbl6 hands with tao understanding
that n CoTbelt apd 5harkey were 70
receive tho full amount whether thoy
fought or not, ihe Oiler would be- &C.
cepled ana tho fighters would he here
without delay. Cofbott mentioned
that Sharkey and himself had decided
TO box their ten rounds ON some date
between November goth and 3Oth.
Groom was on ~ siill hunt for his hs.
poolAtes In the promoting line 10 lay
Corbetpa propositions before them. lie
was shown an evening paper which
contained an article Getting forth that
Mr.. a. Il. Etlinghouse represen ting
tut
supervisor permit Tor the C0rbott and
5hatkey contest. The article said that
the lighters had accepted Esling-
house's offer for 81 900 Tor ten rounds,
anu that the flght would take place ON
Thanksgiving evening. Groom then
did little bit OF teltgfaphing on his
own hook. He wirod C0fbett TO know
II this nowr, anent the Eureka offer,
was true. II 1t WAS he said OF course
tho National olub dropped out ~
bidueT, but that n CoIoett desired
TO accept the National's offer, his
demand as TO placing the $4,000
ia responsible hands would be complied
with? Groom received no answer last
night. In regard 20 the Eureka olub's
transactions with Corbott, Mr. Stock.
well said last night; "We have been
negotiating with Corbett for ton days
past. Some days ago We sont telo.
gram Offering $4,000 for the contest
with 5narkey. On Friday last he
wired an acceptance anu then We for.
wArdsd a letter containing full par
ticulAfs as 10 date hnd number OF
rounds. We suggested eight rounds
anu Thanksgiving ove M the date anu
30 far Hs we know our proposi,ion Ia ao-
ceptable 10 COTbett and Snarkey. Cor.
bet certainly telegraphed his accept.
ancs anu l hardly 500 how he can have
accepted any other offsr since that"
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a NOVEL cosriDsxcE eAnr.
ars. Everett, Arrested Tor settling SCI
dust aud wiad.


SAN FRAscisco. Sept. 22.-with
shs arrest OF Mrs. Martha Everett,
alias Catching, for having ootained
money by falso preieuser, u novelty In
the way OF confidence games was
brought TO light yesterday. A few
dAyssgo John DAILY Jaw an advertise.
ment Ia local paper 10 the effect that
a bait interest In a dulicAleaton store gu
Fourth street wAs for sale cheap. Be.
log dctiroug VI ombarking In business
DAILY went 10 iDok ut the place aud
lound Mrs. Everett surrounded with
every evidences OF n prosperous little
business. Along the walls hung rows
Of nice fat sautagea and hams and
tmeked fith, while the shelves held
deems Of caus OF oornod beoi. There
were kegs of osienaiblo tflIe and plgs'
ictt, dried beef, cheese and tins OF
pirkled goods and Mrs. Everett showed
him n large consignment " eggs In
cases anu barteln OF butter. Daily i'm.
mediately olofed tho deal aud soon
afterwards took charge OF the store, ~
his partner wanted ~ 20 20 tho country
Tor n lew dayp. The ntst morning
Daily opened up ho made discovery.
lie shifted tho ugg oasus ana foui d
that only the top IsyoTs bore fruit.
The Test VI the paiiboaFd pigeonhoIes
were hollow uiockeries. bAwdust took
the place OF fiesh anu bone In tho ham
cover, ana the rolls Of butter were
empty cans rolled In damp cheese
cloth. The 400 bottles wrapped In
pink tlskuo paper supposed TO contain
wine and beer proved 10 bs nothing
but water.
But the ofuelest sham OF all was the
tsntagte. Tho sleek, brown skins
were iilled with wind, anu each ono
was ballapted with bullet 10 prevout
tho sausage from Hosting up against
tue ceiling, liko toy balloon. IL was
tue sume way with everything. Tho
cans were all ompty and tho picked
itilo was delution and u suaie.
DAILY has retired from business aud
VIII cell the couutsT ami shelves NJ u
discount.
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nunlnesn, uIn to n sehooi.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22,-Ths Record 10.
day taJs the University OF Chicago
has Just received another endowment,
the Richest perhaps ever mnde In the
state OF Illinois. The money IN not
@ DO expended In Chicago but In
Peniia.'
Mfs. Julia Bradley, an aged woman
OF Peoria, has bestowed all her i'm.
menao fortune, estimated at more than
s., 100000 upon a school TO be built IN
Pcorln. Active work already has
been begun.
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CUBAN itEnELs.
Es-so's Hands CHARGED with meay
Atrocities.


NEW YoHI, Sept, 22.-A dispatch
TO the Herald from Vera Cruz says:
A correspondent In Pinar del Rio
debates that Antouio Mac-o's negro
rebel bands ars completely overruuing
the weaIeIn Cuban dlstfiolr, burning
the settlements, assassinating all paoin-
cos aud illlIeating helpless women.
rhey blow up passenger trains ana
bridges with dynamite, destroying
other foreign ana native property,
burning tobacco felda aud cut down
the CO ileo paintings aud thus desolate
tue entire country. The coast iowns
are crowded with Starving refuceea,
the sun h ohscured by smoke by Jay
anu the heavens are lighted by the
BURNING Of the fields ut night. Gen.
Weyler 10 hurrying endorsements
Into tho province 20 check tue dire
destruction. Letters received hero
from santa Clara aud other cental
Cuban towns assert that Captain Gen.
eral Weyleg's amntaiy decree Ia having
effect. Rskels desiring TO accspt am'
nesty arc being Rssaseinatrd aud well
come the Spanish ouIposls with opon
arms, nut are generally arrested within
a fortnight as epies or incendiaEiesi
tried and convicted by u drumhuai
court martial aud shot. II IL also
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CHICAGO, Sept 2i.-A Washington
tpeelul 10 the Tribune snyt: Tho
ordnance anu engineering department
Oh the army are preparing for the nI-
population Of the last Congress Look
log TO improvement and strengthen.
lng OF Qualifications anu coast deienoes
Of this country. Plans for these i'm.
poflant works have been formulated
hnd In most instances tho approved
pfoleole ate under h,adway. the ap-
lIoptlalion VI tho last Congress has
b'en allotted 10 Ms ~ accomplish the
Greatest good with tho means and
lAeiilIiee AT hand. A big slice OF tho
appropriation will bs devoted to the
Iloleetion OF New York and San
Hianei'co M the most important ports
on tho Atlantic anu Pacific COASTS TO-
sptelyely,and tho remainder has boon
allotted 10 the principal exposed pcsts
along The two coast lines.
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RALEIGH, N. C., Sept. 29.-rhis
morning the Domoofatic. Popuiist aud
silver parties agreed TO fuss ON the Bry-
an electoral ticket In North Carolina,
the Dsmucratt,namiug fve ELECTORS, the
PoIulists ilve anu tue Silver party Que.
This union of silver, II Il claimed,
inaufee the state 10 the Democratic
party by large majority.
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A Popuii., Conference.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. ga political
conference OF much moment was held
today between Thomas l.. Watson,
candidate for Vice President on the
Populist ticket Geo. w. Wash.
burn OF Masssohuselis,t In charge OF tho
Populist western national heAdqusr.
lers ut Chicago; II. w. Reed, popu.
list national committeeman, Georgia,
ana A. Resell, chairman OF tho Mis-
souri, Populist committee. The pur-
pose anu results OF the conference are
not known,
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policy and muit continue TO Issue
bonds In order that n few may r'sko
money out Of tho liboriny many. An-
plause. No pleasant language no
beautiful phtases eau cover up "
nideous msaniug. They may tnik
about sound money, but II IL but
tuphonious phrase used by those VINO
have not courage TO uss the tea'
words Ia describing H." Applause
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81. JOINS, n. r., Sept. 22.-Now-
fouHdlhnd D, organizing 10 celebrate
tue fourth centenary VI CabOPs dis.
covory OF the leland, when occurs
next year A preliminary moeIing
attended ~ Governor Robert Murray,
lhe Roman Catholic and Episcopal
bishOpS aud other leadiug citizens, was
held Today.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Sspt. 22.-Fred.
erick u. Rew has returned TO his bome
In this city. Rev IL the young Corheli
student who 30 Inystoriously disap
psared from Ithaca almost two years
ago and whose fate was for 10 long
wrapped Ia mystery. He was found
last Monday la Creighton whore no
had gone rs electrician ON a French
trading steamer and his return last
week was tue result OF the efforts Of
detectives vino for nearly two years
hunted him Ia all parts OF the world.
Whom asked TO explain his movement
between toe lims ~ leaving Ithaca
and reaching Now York, Rev is un-
able TO give any account OF hin wander
ings.
ForaspAoe OF several dAys he declares
his mind was u blank. He has, how.
ever, worked hard and has made
money. He will return to Cornell.
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Tha,oher's nssienailop hernandez.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-John G.
SnsrhaD, leader OF TAmmAny Hall,
representing twelve stats committee.
men Of that organization, has lust tsle.
graphod John Boyd Thatcher demand.
Ing his reclamation from the head OF
the alnte Dcm9ofatio ticket on tho
ground OF his letter issued sunday last.
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Hillsa ,hr MhnIs Family.

IHDIANAP0LIs, Ind, Sept 20. -
Charles Pioicr, n Telegraph operator
employed ON the Indianapolis Belt
road, was found hanging dead 10 n
doorway this morning nj the homo Of
Brightwood. In the house the wife
anu child were dead. Pieief had cut
their thrnAts anu then hanged himself.
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Ml..onri csun,ed on Tor nryap.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 2l.-Chairman
Samuel Cock Of tue Democratic state
central COMMITTEES To-Day gave out
statement 10 the effect that he had
complete returns OF the house 10
htuic canvass boing inside by the
Committee from l3s school dl,tticts.
Baring nm estimate on these returns
he says Missouri will 20 Democrats
by 100000 plurality.
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mn noLp TIpE
an Es'Iy Advance In the Banh Rate
~ obabie.

LONDON, Sept, % The wesimin'
siSf Gazette says thsIo 10 an Increase.
ING probability Of an early advance In
the bank rate from q to 3 per cent. AZ.
ding that apart nom the golu 9th.
drawn from tho bank yesterday, cl0O,'
600 was brought In the upon market
iur tho continent, ana q slight further
decline In French checks would bring
within light the probability Of gold tx.
txporta to PArit. The Westminster
Gazette femaikii "indesJ, u Il held
In some QUARTERS tina, the directors Of
the bauk Of Fsancp will not only re-.
fuse TO allow more gold 10 the United
S,atcs, nut will sock 10 feooup from
London the amount already seui."
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at Oumashmaden, the vilnyet o. Khpt.
pui, owing TO an incufeicnof Kurdf.
No &c ails have been received. Troops
have been despatched TO the scene.
Afmonihns were mufdetud at Angofia
on Seplombor ip.h on accouht OF an
outbreak Of fire.
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Amsrlsne vs...l areaaa.a.

nnASdIIAi, Sept 22.-rhe Amor.
can snip Luz1n, Captain PARK, which
let New York on May 81 for this port,
passing ApJeron August Is. grounded
on tue bar Ut Woo Sunv. IL IL pIoba.
bic the ship viii DO fosted after she
has been lightened, but she must be
dry locked before putting 10 sea again.
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alleged that tue msIoriiy Of the prison.
ere OF war taken on the field are being
uncere moniously dcspAtohot ny the
roadside, tho spanish commanders
aiterward reporting their late due TO
an attempted escapr.
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-. Louis, sept 22.--Dr. Edward
Bsnksnaofn, who for almost halt n
century prhctioei medicine In st.
Louie, Ia DEAD, aged ~, Mt his homo In
this city. He was native OF Prussia.
When NO was youth his family
moved to st. Petersburg and he c.ris
10 America.
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In. Louis, Sept. 2..-J. n. jenkins
OF Platte Cisy, Democratic presidential
elector for tins Fourth district, has re-
signed. Tho resignation Is rendered
that the plan for lugipn with the Popu.
liati on the electoral ticket may be
carried out.
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rasion Ga wyoming.

WAsHIEoToS, Sept. %. - Senator
Butler, chairman OF tho Popuiist ma.
tional committee, IL Informed that
Democrats and Populists have ar.
ranged n fusion on the electoral
ticket In Wyoming on q basis OF two
Democratic and one Populist olector.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Important Measure Presented 10 Gre
chicago cay Couneii.

CHICAGO, sept. 22.-rhe most i'm.
plHant measure presented nc last
hlghVs meeting OF the city council
was an ordinance Designed 10 abolish
vaccination Ia tho public schools. The
fepsnling ordinance was introduced by
Alueiman Foster Mt the requeat, no
eayr, OF delegation Of doctors VINO
eaueu on him tho other day. He said
no ulu not know 10 which eohool they
belonged. II 10 alleged that It 10 y
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wANTED-AGENTs.

wANTED--Sever reliable agents can
make from $50 TO $50 per week on the
splendid contracts we give: best contracts.
finest plan on the market: no idleTs need
apply. CONTINENTAL SAVING AND
LOAN CO., GIT F st. my153t
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MANTED-BOARD.

w wANTED-By a gentleman. and wife
and children, board in the country
where there are no other boarders; no
objectionl TO farm, but must he convenient
to railroad. address PETIT, this office
my12-Tt
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FOR SALE Paying rent is bad policy
when house can be had reasonable in
an improving section for $50 cash and
SlO per nonLh; new 2-stOry frame house,
with about 1000 feet of ground; 30-ft.
alley; porch; 3 LIFT. parking hydrant
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LADIES GOODS.

THE ELITE PARLORS-61 15
18th st. NV. ScientIfic Facial Treat
ment Hygienic Steaming; De Almond
my1 g lmO-en
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

STYLISH turnout for 5000; cost $3.50
two months ago, one dapple gray horse.
five years old. stylish, free ana safe, for
ladies' use; concord harness, one trap.
perfect. two or four persons. Address
TRAP this office. myl7-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TRE FIRM OF q. L. WIld's B

THE FIRM OF q. L. Wild's Bros. &
Co. is dissolved by mutual consent.
Louis p. Wild Will continue the business in
partnership with his son, William X Wild.
Mcssrs. Alfred f. and George l.. Wild
viii continue with the firm III their ca
pacity OF tuners and repairers OF pianos and
organs, a $ heretofore.
l. L. WILD & SON,
Successors to q. L. Wild's Bros. & Co.,
General Musical Merchandise,
mVl / 81 en- 1915 Ttl ST NV.
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DR.. SHADES Chloridum Discovery

DIR. SH A DE rhloraum Discovery
fer COuS.IH ptIOn has cured over 80 con-
sumptives an tHI second and last sta ces, and
hundreds n the first stages, in Washington
City alone; also many cases or catarrh and
complicated throat and lung diseases, hours
g 10 , and TO g. on Monday. WeCtnes-
day, and Friday; consultation free: send
for booklet; 81 Hpuou blank, etc, for those
who desire home treatment. myI 81 OF
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wAsrEp-posraeE STAMPS.

w NTED-Eor cash. all kinds OF old
United StateS postage and department.
stamps: coiicctious also bought. Fl. f.
DUNK HORST. 1905 7th at. NV. apS-0, ,em
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EDUCATIONAL.

ARTHUR &. YUNDT-Mandol
ana guitar; summer rates, 20 lessons
for SO. Studio, 934 T st. W.. Room 1.
myS limo
A. ". HOLME ES. Mandolin. Banjo, and
Guitar. Special summer rates. Classes
now forming. Room 3, 934 ST. NV.
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PERSON AIS.

NINE. THEO. medium and card
reader can be consulted on business
aud love affairs of life communications
strictly confidential, German spoken; all
hours; csc. TO 5Uc. 929 st. NV.
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WANTED-By Charles Scrfbners Sons,
rsCfuIInLeIlIgcnJ gentlemen Tor WASH
ington ami otner Cities, 70 introduce cur
new line or subscrIptlOn BOOKS; SPECIAL
euItions OF sLanudru authors ana two new
art works. Can and see w. s. HAMP-
Tuesday mai 7-3r
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LOST.


LOST-A small gold medal, on the night
,if May 13, engraved F w Burnett.
Finder will please return to 1902 9TH st.
NV. and receive reward. 1t
LOST-A Masonic w.ittit charm; Knight
Templar and Scottish Rite devices on
it. Rev ri if retnrnetlto3 SOS T st. NV. II
LOST-A canary bird; priced on account
OF being the pet ofi6ne who is deceased.
Please return to No. Sl2 ath st. ne Item
LOST-Dlack shaggy 'dbg; answers name
bash: esg 2S 8 Hberai reward. Return
1139 7th st. NV IIaH my1 5-3t
LOST-On 18th instna band and cup
from wheel of delivery wagon. Re
ward if returned To BORNOT. 1102 G st.
my y14-3t, ,em
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IudOuuCe new speciaIIies, JusG out,
big sellers; good pronJs; write Tor terri
tory ana ternIs. ANERICANIELEPH
AKIN REST CO., Chicago, III. 1T
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To nlrtHnmers and busi-
ness men. horse and tuiggy CT Dayton,
S.TART,Es. rear OF {, / < Est.liw.: teepiis ne
call 100. my16tf
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FOR SALE a rare bargain; three 2
>. O-y Igry>, urIc!I houses, u ruVns and
oatH. All lnoacrn III prOvementS; elegantly
situated on Z St Sc, Nos. 1910, 1872 aud
lal4; price r., so eacH. Apply 20 EDWIN
f. CAMPBELL, OH ami L sts. NV.
--3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES,

FOR RENT-0fTicc rooms, 11th and +
SIS: new building; steam heat; light;
janitoT and telep ephone service; frS mt rooms,
from So 10 $50 Apply Il. ]. MARSHALL,
@F b. II. @AEL. 51I l1th ST. NV. my12-1t
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1888 F st. NV.
FRFn'K- L. SIDDONS. Trustee,
myS-d&dS 1888 + ST. NV.

THOMAS DOWNING & CO., Auctioneers,
No 612 L ST. nw.-TTustees' sale OF
Improved Real Estate. BY virtue OF
deed Of trust, duly recorded IN Llber No.
2UOl. folio II 9 ct seq. one OF the land rec
orGs OF the District uI Colu mbia. aud at the
request OF lie party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii offer for sale, by
public auction, in front OF the premises, on
WEDNESDAA \ the1 3thday of MAY. 1886.
at o clock b. H., The following described
real estate, situated in th,. City OF Wash
iHgton. District oil Columbia, 10 Wit. Lot
d. in Caleb Barnhouse'S subdivision of
original lot Laree 3 in square four hundred
ana ninrIy-iOur ts94l. together with all
the improvements thereon.
Terms made known on day of sale. said
terms To Ec complied with IN days from
the day OF sale.
All convey aHCInE and recording at the
cost OF the purchaser.
THOMAS WALKER,
JAMES T. BUNDY.
Trustees.
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THOMAS WALKER,
JAMES f. BUNDY.


The above sale is unavoidabIy postponed
until Monday, May Is, at same hour. By
order OF Trustee.
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FOR SALE-S-roOm, stone front house;
II. l., b 81. So, near Lincoln Park; cheap
at S.3, 700; built 10 seil for So 500 four years
EEO. easy terms. 7. BRIDE, l29 Il ST. Sc.
TECf R-2tprn