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MARRIAGE OF THE KIDNAPPED BRIDEGROOM OF
BALTIMORE.-Saturday,D DR.. s. T. Henkle, James
Linthicum, John Butler and "Ranny" Thomas,
charged with being connected with the kid
Ing, to prevent his marriage with Miss Ella
McClelland, appeared at the office of Justice
Richardson, county magistrate, whose Office
Is on st. Paul street, In Baltimore city, and
each gave bail in the sum Of 500 to keep the
peace, and $500 each for their appearance at
Baltimore County court to answer the charge
OF kidnapping Walker and of an assault upon
him. Geo. Henkle and Charles E. Suter are
also charged by Walker with being connected
with the Kidnapping and assault, and it
Justice Richardson to-day to give bail to
answer. DR.. s. T. Henkle and James Linth1-
cum are brothers-in-law Of E. P. Suter, who
is charged with being the principal in the alb
duction. Walker was kept In an unOccup1ed
building near Calverton during Friday night,
Miss Mcclellan heard, late on the night
OF the affair, that her intended had been kid
mapped, she came to the city In carriage and
went directly to Martinsburg, W. Va to the
father OF her betrothed, Mr.. James Walker, and
told him of his sons arrest. Leaving Miss NC
came to Baltimore to secure the release Of his
son, but found that he had already gained his
freedom. Young Mr.. Walker then went to the
residence of Rev. G. G. Baker, pastor Of Union
Square M. E church, who was to have married
him on Thursday night at Barnum's hotel and
induced the minister to go with him to Martins
burg to tie the nuptial knot, arriving there Sat-
urday morning. Here another dilemma pre-
scented itself, as it was necessary then to have
license issued In West Virginia in order to
make the marriage legal 50 1t was determined
where the ceremony was finally performed.
The couple, 1t is said, have gone on wedding
tour south and Test.-[BGh. Sun, 18th:
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THE SMALLEST AND SHARPEST BANK RoBBBR
in the world has been detected in Council
missed 81, So and IS bills frequently out of a
small pasteboard box which he kept standing
on the counter. In all there were SIS or $50
taken, and then the cashier removed the tenn
tation OF the mysterious bank rObber by doing
away with the "change box" Recently work
men were engaged In tearing down the old
vault In the building and In hole In the inside
OF the vault, just above the door, they found q
dead mouse lying on top OF large-stzed nest:
The lest was found to be wholly constructed
OF small pieces Of 81, 81 and IS bills. The pile
was sufficiently large to cause the officers OF
the bank to believe that the entire SIS or $40
stolen from them were In the nest.
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A LITTLE GIRL SHOOTS HER PLAYMATE-A
residence OF Major Joseph Walker, short dis
lance from Manchester. 1t seems from the in
formation received here that Major Walkers
little daughter Agnes, about seven or eight
years old, was playing with little girl about
ten years old, daughter Of DR.. Thomas p Mat
thews, OF Manchester, and going into cham
Der they found pistol lying on the mantel-
piece, which had until last night been unloaded
1or long time. In handling the weapon 1t was
accidentally discharged by little Agnes, the
ball taking effect in the back or her little play
[Rich7RoHd State. PIN,
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SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF CLOvKR.-A
barn in oakland, Jefferson county, was recently
burned by the spontaneous combustion OF
and covered over with marsh hay, which pre-
vented the gas formed by fermentation Of the
clover from escaping, until an explosion took
and which let the air so suddenly upon the
clover that 1t Riscopsin State Journal,
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THE TRAMP LAW seems to work well In Con-
necticut. There are now in jail at New-Haven
only $50 prisoners, against $50 at the same time
last year. Sheriff Byxbee says this marked
decrease In the number Of prisoners Is due to
the fact that the tramp law has driven out Of
formerly regular visitants at the jail. There
are now very few commitments from the
smaller towns In the county, which is also due
to the tramp law, as in times gone by nearly
all of the commitments have been from the
class known as tramps. The month before the
law went into force, the tramps would all ask,
as they left the jail, which was the best way to
get out of the state and across the line to New
York. when Informed they Invariably started
In that direction.
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CTEIGER LIEBERMANN. Real Estate Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY BRIoK
STORE AND DWELLING, SITUATE No

1885 Z STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court IL
OF The DISTRICT q Col9m bla passed In equity ES
under deed Of trust recorded in Liber $50, Folio
466 one Of the land records OF said District will
offer for sale, ut public auction, in front Of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the LIST day Of October,
1879 at O'Clock m the east twenty (20) feet from
front to rear Of lot numt cred nine (9), in square
numbered one hundred and seven QU7) in this city.
improved by two-story Brick Dwelling and Store
NO. 1885 street northwest).
Terms of sale: One-fourth 60 cash balance in
SIX ICY twelve Q2l and eighteen QS) n onths, with
interest at Cd per cent. PEI annum until paid.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
all cash at option of the pu, chaser Adeposit of
300 required at time of sale. Ali conveyancinR at
the purchasers cost If the terms of sale are not
complied with within five DAY from the day OF sale
the Trustee serves the right to resell at risk and
cIst Of default.rs purchaser.
FRANCIS A. LUTZ, JR., Trustee.
aep2G. ~. 26 19Eoutl
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How THE FEVER VICTIMS Dn.-Many die
easily. go calmly on to sleep, hardly having
strength to raise the eyelids, but too many die
horrible death. The struggle is terrible.
They have to be held down In bed until the
last gasp, and the scene after death is too hor.
rible for description. Another popularity Of
Is when the patient Is In a state OF delirium
and is prevented from getting out OF bed. Often
he makes desperate effort to bite those hold
ing him. ! have lively recollection OF thus
having TO exert nearly all my strength to hold
2 yellow fever patient In bed and keep him
from biting me In the face. When he recovered
MS reason he wept with anger at not being able
10 get up, but at last said ssHello Is that your
Let us lie down on the pillow and go to Sleep"
was glad to do so. Entire families have been
swept away. When the fever once enters
dwelling It seems almost impossible for any
member OF the family to escape. The dirtiest
people often escape, and the cleanllest are often
Ilcken down.-tNemphis etter.
TEE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF Mr.. Geo.
+. Wright, OF Jericho, Vt, is exciting deep In
he was in Burlington, and started at N In the
evening with the avowed intention OF going to
KiSnmena, station on the Central Vermont
MIN was at Essex junction the same evening,
since which time nothing has been heard from
him, and no traces of him can be discovered
No cause can be assigned for his disappearance
He is young man OF correct habits, and there
Is roth1ng about his business affairs TO induce
MN TO leave the country. He was dressed when
last seen in q gray check suit is six feet two
inches In height, dark complexion black eyes,
oack mouStache and hair, and about 30 years
OLD. BE is son OF George Wright, OF the ver-
mont Shade Roller Company OF VergenneS.
AN AMERICAN SEA CAPTAIN IMPRISONED IN
MEXICO.-The steamer Newbern arrived from
Mexican ports at San Francisco last Friday In
charge OF her first officer. Capt. Metzger hav-
ing been arrested in MaZatlan for alleged VIOLA
ton Of revenue laws. Under the new revenue
laws Of Mexico captains of vessels are held re-
SponSib for errors or msdeedS OF consignors.
Four packages OF freight were found In the
custom house at MaZatlan which The autlOrt.
ties said arrived on the steamer Newborn from
San Francisco. They therefore arrested Capt.
but the judge refused to release him on bail,
and the latest advces are that he is still incar-
cerated. In protest made before the U. s.
consul Capt. MetZger said that he knew nothing
whatever of the alleged smuggled packages,
and that no bills for freight have ever been
presented by the owners of the Newbern or
paid by any one to them. II Capt. Metzger Is
found guilty the penalty Will be two years i'm
prfsonment.
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MAR RYRn.

KENNAN--WELD. At Medina, N. Y, Sept. 18th,
1879, by the Rev. W. W. Walsh, OF Trinity church,
Rochester, assisted by the Rev. Henry H. Dennis Of
81. Johns church, Medina GEORGE KEENAN,, Of
Washington, D. G., to EMMELINE RATHBoNE,
daughter Of I. Ruggles Weld.
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A RECEPTION TO BENJAMIN NoYKs.-Benja-
min Noyes, formerly president OF the National
Capital Life Insurance Company OF Washing
ton, was released from the New Jersey state
prison yesterday, having served his full term of
fifteen months. He returned to New Haven,
House. At night speeches were made by Benja-
min Noyes, Hon. James Gallager and Others
The reception was very cordlal.-[N. Y. Star,
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1879 rEss sEHAyHA 1879
TO TIE sssT4 Sssfs s..2 s so,TlgHwss1
4n.xs nE 4 Ess 2Ess 81 5s' from p.,e
psS S1e and &c aa Ie 4 VII
7:I0 pm. daily. With Palace Oar 70 chicago.
BALTIMORE And POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ana r. h Ba dsy
ssnssS ,zs E Ar; ssosR3 sssP5SS; Sts
For New YORK and the East. 80 pm daily. except
.na nD Il 1a fs2o1
0ss. $50 An. dsily. except Sunday.
JsrssS aty WITH Boat q Brooii N Annex.
anording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Tor Phllsdslpni.. s:ss Am. and 80 pm. daily.
~; i SG E5PTs s aay. :.ssPs q *
For 50 d e I Ga = 81 s. z and .op
For AnnspoHs. s 10 Z d. and 40 ,. NJ. daily. a.
ALkxANDRIA AND FRRDEnIuKsBURa RAIL
H1A k AHR sfA1LSb1ANDRA AND WASHING
For As1i md 4 g p Il sana:1 . "a
For h IL aas sad tn. South. $50 Am. d., and
i6 q ~ !Ss: SD i : Pm. m 6 :
:. &c once
e., q s sna
Wiyania avsnus and f The dspos: yheTs oSder. eaE
hofolG and residencel
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NHOMAs BOWLING. Aactioneer.


GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR.
ROR, WALNUT HAIR CLOTH PARLOR SUIT,
ZINE REP AND LACE WINDOE HANG:
INGS, WALNUT n T TABLES. WALNUT
SECRETARY AND BOOK CASE, LOgNGE5,
MARBLE-ToP CHAM BkR FURNITURE,
BAR MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND Boil
sTEBs BEDDING, gRHssELs, THREE PLY
AND INGRAM CARPETS: WALNUT Ex.
TENSION DINING TABLE, DINING
CHAIRS CHINA AND GLASS WARE,
CLOCKS KITCHEN REQUISITES, 60, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. October LIST, a
1879, at the residence Of 2 gentleman deelin. Va
9th and 10th streets northwest, shall sell the ]
alb We excellent furniture
N. Blouse for rent. Apply to the Auctt0neer.
Terms cash. THOS. BOWLING,
sep27-St (Republic] Aucttoneer.
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A CHINAMAN BECOMES A MELICAN MAN.
The first case of the naturalization OF China
man took place In Judge FinletterS court yes
terday, under the auspices of naturalization
committee. Admanto Lenen is his name, and
with evident satisfaction the Oriental Swore to
be faithful subject to the great United States
and to bear true allegiance thereto hiLa.
Times 2Ifh
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A UCTION SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
"A DWELLING No. 1906 NJ STREET NORTH

WEST.
In Eber No. 8l2, folio 173, and No. S65, folio liza
I'll, Of the land records Of the District Of .asA
TUESDAY, September S6th, 1879, at s O'Clock p.
~, In front OF the premises, lot numbered thirty
bered one az, two l2) and three %. In square num-
bered thirty:six l96), a. made BY VIM a. Ward esq,
in Warrington City, d. q. The lot is improved BY
th. eestoiy pressed brick Dwelling, containing ID
rooms, with all moderate improvements.
instalments at one and two years. the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing
trust on the property; or all cash, ct purchasers
option. 800 down ct time Of sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI, Trustee
CHAS. W. HANDY, Auct. sep20-eOkds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
~ 9th and D streets northwest.
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE DRAIE
CHANGING BUSINESS At AUCTION

CHANGING BUSINESS AT AUUTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING October lst "a
commencing at 10 O'clock at No. 9S7 and VI
avenue K and It'll streets northwest will be III
sold at auction the entire stock consisting Of Brus.
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Hal Furni-
iure Book Gases, Extension Tables, Bedsteads, Blu.
tiqus Farniture. Mattresses Feather Beds and PHI
lows. Marbletop Tables, iLounses, show Gases.
lection Of New and Second .hsnd Furniture, to
"1 1sapass ~ buNoAAEQSS' BEoS.. HSct
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,MAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
VATE OF THE SOLE LIFE ESTATE IN A VAL
UABLE PIECE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE SITUATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF NORTH F STREET, BETWEEN THIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS

TATE sITTATkp On f The 81 sou Frat SIDE Sc
fHET Hh RH E9 SRbFF aJtsH
By virtue Of certain deed Of tr.s bearing -
ips
f. sp$ TIsstss ~
SAL IN R1 Of the 5onT shs
sS sm h Kali life amS right Ss1 title
81 snSSs IL
original lot numbered eighteen Qs), IN square mum
oand ps or Of ns
contained within the folleWins ms,ss and bounds;
SAID and 1 1unnin9 roe sons WIN
lire Of north F street twenty three feet and nine
an ay 1ha
thence east along with the north linz 81 said alley
west line Of iaid last mentioned alley hundred
y as fsst az to P If
easements rights, privle ges and appurtenances to
Cash. 4, deposit Of two hundred and fifty is25oj
s6ssers at the time Of sale and all conveysncing
thal be ct his her, or their cost and expense, and
likewise the cost OF recording any conveyance and
upon failure Of compliance with SAID terms Of sale
within Ee days from 1.-THE the date thereof then the
said in said deed OF trust in and to
and cost of the defauting purchaser purchasers
after at least five days noce by advertisement in
the Evening Star" upon the same terms as herein
set forth. -
TENDALL e. ALEXANDER Trustee,
sep16-eo 48l Louisiana avenue.
bE-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of October, 1879, on
which day and at the same hour and place and upon
the same terms specified in the above advertise
ment the said sale will take place.
FENDALL e. ALEXANDER,
sep22-e od&3Gth Trustee.
IF By An order of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, the above postponed sale is
of October, 1879 which said last mentioned day,
and at the same hour and place, and upon the same
terms as specified in the above advertisement, the
said sale Will take place
Kendall T. ALEXANDER,
sep29-eod&dbs Trustee.
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN lEth street and New York avenue.

Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof VaHl1 14fs1 for
rent from O. to 96U per Annum. TAkee Govern
ment Bonds on special Depont-one dollar par
$1,000 year. Also. receivss silyeFware Pacsed n
Charge Board OF Managers-Wm. Stickqe1, pred.
dent; George W. RRgs, vice preddenti b r 6ny.
Qeft eecreSAry; l. u. StufteVAnt, treasurer d00ty
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BROS. Auctioneera.
TWF Iii si1TH AZ Avn isEvEHTH ~ STRkETs
NORTHWEST, NEAR COROORAN MARKE T,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE LOTS ON Q, Be
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST, NEAR COKOORAN MARKET.
ANDIMPROVED PROPERTY-BRIOKD Dwell
LING AND STORE ON CORNER NINE.
IEENTH AND r STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of . deed Of trust executed to me, -
besring date on the Sd day Of July, 1873. to ina
secure . debt therein named, and duly re- 10
corred in Iiber No $780, folio 1872, ct seq one of the
land records for the District of Columbia, shall
sell, at the request of the party secured 80 to do,
offer at public sale, at the premises hereinafter re-
spectivey described. on TUESDAY, the 30th day of
september, lo79, at 80 O'Clock m, the following
parcels and lots Of land, vz-Lots %. So 81 81 and
33. in Alters and Thyson's recorded subdivision OF
Square No AS.
Al O'Clock p. NJ same day. Lots Nos. 25 and 26,
in equare No. 134, in the city OF Washinste n. D.
Of raid square, with the improvements, consisting
large back building. The front house has q large
Etoreroom. which Is now occupied as q grocery
store.
Terms Of sale: nethird cash the balance in three
equal payments at one two and three years, respec
lively; the purchaser to execute his promissory
notes. bearing interest at eight per cent annum
and give deed Of trust, to secure the same, upon
the premises purchased. II the terms are not COM
plied with in days from the day of sale, the
Trustee reserves tie right TO resell the property
purchased on five Days notice. by advertisement, at
the risk and expense Of the purchaser deposit Of
$50 required on each OF said un1mproved lots. and
600 when the last-cascribed property ID Knocked
off. ALI conveyancins at the expense of the pur.
lhafer
eep18 eo&ds JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee
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d b. WARNER. Real Estate Aucuoneer.

ING LOT, SITUAr FED ON THE North SIDE
OF STREET. BETWEEN E0URTH AND
FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust. dated 80
yp!y 18th, a. D oo 1877, and duly recorded in g.
District Of Columbia, We the undersigned, as trus-
tees will proceed to sell at public a1ctop in front
tember, 1879, at O'Clock M, lot numbered seven
%, Of Hardness and others, commissioners, record
ed subdivision of square numberel five hundred
and ten 510) in the city Of Washington. in the DIS
trict of Columbia, with all the improvements.
Terms of sale One fourth of the purchase money
in cash. and the residue in three equal
ir one, two and three years from day OF sale, for
which the purchasers notes, bearing six per cent
interest," payable semi annually, and secured on the
props rty sold by deed of trust, Will be taken. de.
post of $50 required at time OF sale If terms of
sale are not compiled with within five. days from
day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right to resell
the said property at the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost. CHARLES 3; MAqRY, Trustees.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,5 AAos'ooe'
sep19-eod&ds
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TOHN SHERMAN h co., Auchoneer,
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. IMPROVED BY
BRICK HOUSE. No, 1922 SIXTH
STREET N. W.

By virtue Of two deeds OF trust: bear1ng -
recorded in ibers 752 and s2s. fohos 4Ss and .l::
400 Of tho land records Of the District Of Columbia,
in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 3Oth day
Of September, 1879 at O'Clock p. M. all Of lot m
and from 81 to So both included, in former subdi.
vision Of square No 49, situate in the District Of
cons1sting OF very superior brick house, with all
the modern improvements.
terms Of sale not complied with in i've days the
Trute reserve the right to resell at the risk and
notice Of such resale All papers at cost Of purcha-
SER B BpsHRoP R9 a4NW m Trustees.
VIM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. sep2O ,22,24,27,29
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7 T. COLDWELL, Auctloneer.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF A MOE TWO.sTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING. WITH
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. LOCATED No
GOT TENTH STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue of deed Of trust dated August IL
IT. 1876, recorded in Liber 1913, folio 451 one ina
Of the land records for Washington county, ~"
the party secured thereby, we will sci! at pubic auc.
ton, in front OF the premises on MONDAY, Sep;
TENDER 49, 1879, at oclk m, all of Lot numbered
twenty four (2G, in Chappels recorded subdivision
Of Part OF Sduare numbered nine hundred and sixty
mt Mt Brick Dwelling. with modern improvements
Terms Two hundred dollars, expenses OF sale aud
Ally unpaid taxes which may exist upon the proper
IT, in cash balance in one two and three years. with
interest at eight per cent rer annum, payable semi
annually all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
The deferred payments to be secured upon the prop
erty SOLE. Conveyancing at purchasers cost One
hundred dollars shall be paid down when the prop
erty is knocked off, Terms to be complied with in
seven days.
BRAINARD b. WARMER Trustees
seD1S On On Ok 37 %
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
y ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER X STREET AND OONNEOTIOUT

f.: - yi s Of an; ssfs e.
in Iiber 7s4. folio 81, ct seq. Of The land Re: 1.:
81 sSs q @ R
herd st al are DEFENDANTS and BY direction Of tie
highest bidSeT, IN front q the premises sa On FkI
p m, the following described Real Estate situate in
the City Of Washington, District Of Columbia. to wit
~ ID and sao aud
nesh e s ana
as 9l2 fee east Of the southwestern corner Of said
ss nns e
ssfg Ct 90 Ss sSSis
line OF or1sinA lot numDered three (0, IN said
R Rs &. g s
three about eighty five feet to interssct line drawn
due south to the point Of beginning, together with
al the e. e VI
Terms Of saie Is prescribed by said deed Of trust
lars. with interest thereon at the rate Of nine Per
sse fer w6ic6 The note q the By
: deed Of trust upon the property sold shsll be
si1 months, Tor which the notes Of the purchaser.
bearing interest .t the same rate Of si1 per oentum
deed Of trust on the property sold, shall be taken.
deposit Of one thousand dollars shal be required
ancing shall be at the expense Of the purchaser II
tie terms Of the aale are not complied with within
five days from the day Of sale, the trustees
q
In the Evening Wi M Rfxsft&ef pH1Ip ,n,....
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer jy1td&ds
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. by
order Of Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
At S& ii$S 4 e: }SfSs &;5S;
jy90. ,aug1 o. Ii, 16.sep6,8.9.
The ABOVE s SALE IS FgRTHER POST
.sp, o. SHHEs n 5HdH RN545R Trustees.
T 7. GOODWILL. Real Estate Aucnoneer.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. p. q
lsas % and n recorded q IL ESss 10 sas,
S Ct 81 ns By
osseSsr Il, 1873. = 80 osloeE Pm taess pissss
dns o. 0f Two .na es soar
sbe1 BS ss, Soan q & lots
containing in the aegregate three aud ek10o scres
and berg pe5i9s q tie Land S1ngeys1 ~ de es
iO4. ct seq together with the improvements, con-
ssT e9ms oneSird cash balances In az snd twelve
month With interest At ssysn psa q ~ s1GS q time
e %e1 sa, 10 6 9Th
.spae.o.. e sa3. yo 3 1 abs0s.S' Trustees
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LADIES' GOODS.

FALL ePENING.
My friends and the pubic are earnestly invited to
LADIES' AND DC aENTI GshEsTs FURNISHINGS.
On WEDNEsDAY. OoronKn lsT.
ma During M REV %ee aoo Tpsn my s'0oI OF
IneluMdtng full line . q fine aEI UNDER d
iMPok ED 81 as ever came into hi:
n ssp2% sTioes' ANNIE K Hu 1so Ell, St.
E.LL OPENING OF BONMETs. glo.ks.
son Gor9ets Fsnnsi Dc 6hsn a6r press
The 'Trefa usse" KID Glove, 0 susranssed best
NJ WILLIAM.
Cite rr.,s.s s1 I rs.."sS'oo'so oss nsss
T ARHITE Hsy sH .sS6sT FIRST CLASS.
A'n A Al REDUGEb PRICES. -
EHOEs OF THE FINEST
G. soHoN's, 5o4 18th street northwest.
Branch b. wIREMAN's, Phila. seplO-1y
MISS BELLE LUCAS
SUCCESSOR TO MAD. HrNoKLEY
MAD. DEMOREsI's RELIABLE PATTERN
AGENCY,
ELEGANT PARLORS. sO1 MARKET SPACE,
Keep Building.
DREsSMAKING in all its branches.
PLATING at the Old Stand. 500 9th st. aus2s-1y
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
THIS KYRNH6.
DAWNBRoKER's SALE
II BY n K FTJITON AucfionAAr

By h Z. FULTON. Auctioneer.
win sell ct auction, ct nay Store, 1918 Pa p
avenue no5thyest, commencing on MONDAY E9Al
large number Of valuable forfeited pledges, ~ !:
Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, &c,
O'Clock pm. every day thereafter until ali the lots
are sold Special sale Of Clothing Tuesday Morn
Persons holding my tickets. the time on which
having expired viii please take notice.
sep26Sts 1918 Pa, avenue.