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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
Or NORTH CAPITOL AND STREETS
NORTHWEST DIAGONALLY ACROSS
FROM THE GOVERNMENT PAINTING OF
FICE.
By virtue Of 8 deed Of trust, bearing date on -
the 18th day of November, A ID 1875 aud f~i
recorded in liber No. SOP. folio 3s5 ct seq 4..2
one Of the land records of the county O. Washiug-
tor, ID and at the request in writing OF the
party thereby secured. the subscriber will sell at
pubic auction, In front of the premises, on MON
DAY, THE 10Th pay or. JUNE. AID. 1881, AT 6
O'CLOCK M, all that piece or parcel of ground
y Ing and being situate in the city of WASHINGTON
in the county and District aforesi sid, snd known
and distinguished on the plat plan of said city
50 and being Lot numbered thirty, 49, In ]. Harry
tkompson's recorded subdivision of Square num-
bered six hundred and seventy six, C676 said sub
division being recorded in the Office of the sur
vevor of the city OF Washington in ber W F.. folio
lt9, together with the buildings aud improvements
there on consisting of three-sto brick dwelling,
with two-story brick back building and brick
stable in rear. These improvements contain one
Inc best bakeries in the District of Columbia, with
sl modern appliances foc carry ing on that bust
nese, and most desirable for one wishing to engage
therein.'
Terms Of sale One third cash; and balance in
s1y, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
purchasers notes. bearing interest from day of
sale ard secured by deed Of trust on the premises
sold. are 10 be given. or ali cash at the option of
The purchaser. Conveyanciag at the cost OF pur-
chaser. II terms of sale are not compiled with In
five days from day of sale. properly viii be resoid
At risk and expense of defaulting purchaser. A
dtpost Of two hundred dollars viii be- required at
The time of sale.
jes-d&ds Richard L. wALLACH. Trustee.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.

MsS SALE F F EEoK
mp ESgR B9FkPIsG r LeTs sn oT THs
TYeFIFIH srREkTs 81 No ri q EST i"hN
By virtue of deed of trust dated May 49, -
1876, and duly recor ded in LiSes $40, foIios go
nict Of Columbia. and by request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, we viii sell NJ public auction. in
Non ihe gsR &C. IS the 4Sast BIDDER
al Of lot numbered twenty (2oD. the east:
the eaa ternmost part Of Lot numbered twenty one
CID, the same being described in one parcel as fol
section Of the west side OF 18th street with the
south side Of street, and RAINING thence west
tbente south parallel to 18th street one hundred dr
and twenty four Q2D feet and eleven I'D inches
ISL ft.) and nine inches g in to 25th street and
hence north. with 25tn street, ore hundred and
pace Of beginning. together with the improve
ments and appurtenances The above property
Of xbsh w se,f Ss a e. ana
,I large dwelling house. 81 thirteen rooms 10 com-
.,ese orSer Inc other lots are fine building lots.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; balance in equal
from day Of sale S x peF Senan Th IN
a a5n sna payable semi s N, deposit Of
with within five days. the Trustees reserve the
rish, to resell at the risk and 9st Of the defautng
purchasers cost.
UHARLEs B. MAU9Y. lr
jes dads FRANK T. RAWLisG-.i Trustees.
7 T. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctionesr.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE
slRABLE RESIDENCE On GRANT STREET,
B6n ME p Ss NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed OF trust d.ted May "a
2sth :. a q lsi4 and duly recorded in Liber al
no Ii9, follo $40, &C Of the land recordsk
for WashipPton county. In The District OF Colum-
DIE, and by the written direction of the party Sc
cured thereby viii offer for sale at public AUG.
uon, IN front OF the premises. on THURSDAY.
THh 10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1881. AT O'CLOCK Pm,
III INST piece or parcel OF ground in the city OF
Washinsttn. d G., and known ssd DISTINGUISHED
az 10, numbered seventy enc CD. IN Giloert &
liens subdivision Of q part of square numbered
tn, zee hundred and seventy FIVE (s7o). The sMd
lot .e wing on the northern side of said Grant
street, and is improved with q very nice ana COM
Portable brick residence, hands omely finished.
Ttrns of sale: One. third cash, Of which el00
must be paid at the sale; the deferred payments,
with per cent interest from day OF sale. in one
surance an conyeyanctng at purchaser's cost.
after sale otherwise the right to resell at the de-
fauiting purchasers cost
cor ,u,r, WIN. a WARD. Trustee:
j. L CoLDWkLL. Auctio1eer jet
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AT sILyEBBERG's,
312 Seventh Street.
500 Sets of Crcquet, from 99c.
Lawn Tennls from 81 per set up.
Archery in full assortment.
N. Y. Boiler Skates 99c.
Strong and Liz hit Hammocks, Will bear 300 Lbs 81
Mexican Hsmmocks, az.
Handsome Walnut and Ebony Decorated Stands
from S5c. up.
Rustic Baskets at Soc.
Rustic Baskets at 81, extra size and quality.
Beautiful Rustic Stands, at 81 and 81. rs.
Silver P!sted Iea Spoons, soc. per set.
Rogers Plated Tea Spoons, 81.
silver Plated liable Spoons and Forks, 81 por set
Rogers Plated Forks and Table spoons a.
Ivory Handle Table Knives, for 81.
Silver Plated Table Knives. for 81.
Silver Plated Break fast Casters, 81.
Silver Plated Dinner Casters, 81; finer grades al
q 81, 81, IS and "a
Silver Plated Spoonholders. Sugars, Buffers. &C.,
Sc, 81.
CameIs Hair Carriage Mats, Plush Center, 45c.
200 Baby Carriages. in the lstest styles which VIII
be sold very low to close out
II. SILvERBERG,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
mil 3l3 9TH and 3I3 sth St. near Pa sve.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

w KINDS oE
PLUMBING WORK.
Also TO THE
REPAIRING OF RANGES. FUSNAcEs.
FIREPLACE HEATERS.
INITIAL ROOFS
We have . large stock OF
GARDEN hose AND HOSE REELs.
wATkR COOLERS AND FILTERs.
MONITOR OIL STOVES.
REToRT GAS STOVES.
And are selling
GAS FIXTURES
AT TIE
LOWEST PRICES.
COWARD cAvsRLY CO.,
mia las NEw YORK AVENUE.
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Jec-ot 1OLE1s AuCuO0esr
T1RUsTEEs, Sale OF TWENIY-UNE VALU-
Il ABLE LOTS ON T STREET, BETWEEN
NORTHWEST ;oN SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN s AND STREETS, AND ON
OREGON AVENUE, CONTAINING IN ALL
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court "a
Of the District Of Columbia, passed May 9th. Hn
1881. in Equity cause, No. s. $50, docket 49, Jul
The undersigned will offer for sale st public
yUSE 9TH 1851. At 5 :s6 ocIecik p P N. Lots nnm
bered eighteen CSI, nineteen Q9) aud twenty (20),
In square numbered one hundred and fifty-tgo,
Q62.) These Lots have been subdivided by the
have each front on T St. between Eth and 18th
streete Of 20 feet IL inches by depth of 81 feet
inches. Five OF said Lots have each front of 20
feet on 17lh street. between and streets. by 8
front Of 20 feet IL inches Oregon avenue, by 3
depth of 81 feet inches, and the remaining four
have each front OF 20 feet 81 inches on street,
between 18th and 18th streets, by depth Of loo
feet.
The decree directs that all taxes and assessments
shall be paid out of the purchase money.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase m oney to be
Sly, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser shall be taken. bearing in
terest fl ON day Of sale. and lien reserved upon
the property sold. deposit OF $50 viii re-
complied with in seven Gays. All coryeyancins and
fe'3 WMe F. p M faa:nnsSss sos''
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. m2S-d
account Of the rain, until TUESDAY. TIE i4Ta
DAY OF JUNE. 1881. at same hour and place.
VIM F. MATTINGLY, ! ,.-
je16 dads IRVING WILLIAMSON. : i'ostees'
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING
AND STORE, NO. AT TENTH STREET
N9hTHWRS1, AND THE LOT ON WHICH
IT STANDS.
On FRIDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, "A
SSl, in front Of the premi ses. at the hour f.S
of6 O'CLOCK p u viii offer at public sale -X..A
he north half part of lot No 13, in squsre No.
.7a, with the two story brick dwelling and ST pre-
the raid half part frontins 70 feet So inches on
width 81 feet inch. Title indisnutaole
erms of sale: Une-third cash, the residue ia
six sEd twelve months, the purchaser giving his
ties bearing interest, secured by deed of trust.
n s ] the purchase money can be paid deposit
# $50 required when the property is struck on.
r. JACKSON
SO dts Attorney for the Devisees
rTHR ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED. in con-
equ' nee of tie rain, until III ,NDAY, JUNE 18TH,
0me hour ana place. By order Of tae Attorney.
ietf-d6ds
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DUBLIC SALE OF FINE UNIMPRONEO
[ LOT ON THE NORTH SIDE of PENSSYL-
VAnIA AVENUE EAST. BETWEEN SIX I'd
AND SEVENTH. NOW USED AS A WOOD
AND COAL YARD.
On THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH, AT O'CLOCK lsA
PM, we will offer for sale the east one third SU1
and The middle onet third Of originals lot tb rec IL
30. in square eight hundred and seventy three,
Terms of sale: One fourth cash. balance in three
equal lnstaliments, payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest at six per cent, aud
secured by deed Of trust the property sold 800
deposit required Oh each piece Conveyancing.
recording, etc at purchasers cost. Sold free and
clear If all membranes whatsoever A God title
or no sale Terms to be complied with in tan days,
Otherwise property will De resold at risk and cost
% defaultjng purchaser.
teS-d&ds WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO Aucts.
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800 REWARDi
OVER A MILLION OF
PROF. GUILMETTE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS
Have already been sold In this country ana In
France every one OF which has Fiven perfect
sa, assss ,,I and nd. has performed cures
We now ray to the a aetss and aous,,os onos
mat We VIII pay the above reward for q single
LAME BACK
VIA hHs f fbs Pad tais to care us Great Remedy
Lnmbaso, lame Back, ScistlcA, Gravel, Diabetes,
lLropsy. Brieht's Disease Of the Kidneys, Tncon-
ZION Of the Kidneys, ostsrrh Of the Bladder, Bish
Nervous wesEpess. and in fact n disorders 81 the
Bladder and Urinary Organs whether contracted
LADIES. if You SIRE suffering from Female
weakness or any disease OF the Kidneys, Bladder.
or urinary organs,
YOU CAN BE oUREpi
Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by sim
ply wearing
PROF. GUILuETTE'S FRENCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PROF. GUrLMRrrE,s
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD and take no other. If be
hrs lot got it. send S2.g0 and you Htl receive the
Pad by return mail.
PROF. GUILMRTTE's FRENCH LIVER PAD
VIII positively cure Fever and hgue. Dumb Asue,
ssue Cake. Billions Fever, Jsundice, Dyspepsia
aid oil diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and Blood.
Price 81. 80 by mail. Send for Prof. Gumette's
Treatise on the Kidneys and Liver. free by mail.
FRENCH PAD Co.,
Toledo Ohio.
iell SCHILLER sTKRNs, ASTs, sos Pa ave
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COWARD cAVeRly s CO.,
IL LAS NEW YORK AVENUE.
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re- THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED, o.
account of the rain, until TUESDAY. TIE i4rl
DAY OF JUNE. 1881. at same hour ana place.
VIM f. MATTINGLY, J ,.
iel6. d&da iRYING3 WIIIIAMsnN Trustees.
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T T. COLDWEIL. Real Estate knctionesr.

SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE.
siRABLE RESIDENCE On GRANT STREET,
BEL WEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
NEWARK LETTER.
Correspondence of the GAZETTE.

correspondence of the GAZETTE,
NEWARK, Oct. 2S, 1881.
A free lecture was given in tho col.
lege oratory last night. WI
The platform ON the north houna
side ut the depot has been extended so
feet, making 1t much more convenieU,
to those having the handling of the
baggage.
A new milk truck has been placed
ut the depot for the accommodation
OF those who daily ship the tactical
mud. IL was very much needed. as a
large number Of cans are shipped from
this station nearly every day, and the
baggage truck had to be used, which
made several trips necessary.
The excursion given by st. James
church, of Stanton, on Wednesday.
was poorly patronized, as far as New
ark was concerned.
William s. Robinson and Thomas
II. Widdoes will open an oyster depot
IN the shop formerly used by A. +.
Cunningham as hardware sto-e, the
beginning OF next week. Good fresh
oysters will be kept on hand at all
times, aud can be bought by the plate
quart or gallon.
Mr.. Lyman Redmond, the well.
known handler of trottsng horses, wal
in town this week, stopping with hi,
friend, Jas. A. Wilson, of the Wash
ington House.
Mr. A. II. Fisher, Jr., has been con
fined to his fathers house for nearly ,
week by sickness. Mr.. Fisher is EN-
ployed in the offices of Wetherell &
Co., Chester, Pa.
One of Newark's large propert,
owners is canvassing for the "Life O
Garfield"
The foreman of the Providence pa
per mills got severely bruised in vii
mington on Wednesday evening b
attempting TO jump on the train du
here at O3S. He was brought to New
ark ON freight and taken TO the Dee
Park, where nignt's rest and prope
treatment enabled him to walk abou
the next morning.
Mr.. Alex. Williamson returned fror
his trip to Yorktown and elsewhere o
Wednesday evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
The Lrtest Mysterious Gro,o :,

A Marseillos paper, under the head
ing ot"A Mysterious GrOto," relates
the following story. Several sportsmen
in pursuit Of game in Formeptera; one
Of the Bdlearic Islands, suddenly came
upon deep excavatioDf the entrance to
which was covered by bushes and un-
dergrowth. They proceeded To explore
1t, ana having with some difficulty re-
moved several 'arge s'out fouih the
-sives in u wei built chamber of Moo
ish design, tho walls OF which were urn-
amanIed with undecipherable charac-
ters. In tho middle OF the chamber
were two tOmbs OF admirable workman
ship. On removing the metal covers
by which they were closed the exulo
ers discovered two colossal mummlfie'
bodies, one on the right being that of a
woman andithe other tnat OF a man.
On the head ut the woman was a
diadem set with stones, which, IL Ronu-
Inc, are oflnestitnable value. Around
her neck WAS necklace OF large pear ls
two enormous earrings were attached
to her ears, aud her tirgers were cover
ed with ring-. On the head Of the man
was an imperial crown, aud in his hand
he held sceptre. Six of the discover
ets remained 10 guard the treasure, and
the otbors left 10. Madrid to consult the
authorities. The Inhabitants are said to
nave known OF the cavern, but had ney.
or entered 1t, thlukiDg 1t was only a re-
sort for serpent.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

IN his numerous conferences held
within the last lew days with repl esen
tatIves Of the New York press, Mr..
Vanderbilt attributes the recent increase
In rates by the Pennsylvania and Bali
more and Ohio lines TO concerted action
on The part OF these two '1mpauies and
indicating their combination against
the New York Central. The Pennsyl
vania Railroad Company, on the con
trary, resolved on an increase ia rates
without any consultation with any other
company. II felt IL conld afford to con
duct It's business on business principles,
whether other roads cheese to do 30 OF
not. Its local trallic is large enough TO
render 1t comparatively independent of
through business, and it is, therefore,
less disposed 10 contend with other roads
Tor the privilege Of carrying through
freight anu passengers at an absolute
loss TO the company for each passenger
Carried aud each ton of freight delivered.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Republican Trouble I'm YorL.

YORK. October 27.-TLe York Re-
publican Club held meeting last night
lor The purpose of taking action in re-
terence to its president, who participated
IN the Wolfe meeting of Tuesday night.
During an exciting session the president,
Il. W. Spangler, read a paper, which at
tef referring TO The irIegularity OF the
meeting, but waving it arraigned GER
tain party leaders with great bitterness
OF language. lie then pre- scented his
letter Of resignation as president, A res
olutlon indorsing the Republican candi
date, General Baily, was presented, dis
cnssed and adopted by two majority,
alter every eilDrt on the part Of The stai
warts was made to secure decisive
vote. This unexpected development of
Wolfe strength in the club alarmed the
bosses, and The club unanimously de
clined to accept the resignation of Mr..
SpangleI.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Terrible compa. in Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-A Tomb
stone, Arizona, dispatch says: -Four
cowboys, Ike and Bill Clandon and
Frank and fom McLowery, had been
paradtng town several days and
drinking hard and making themselves
obnoxious when the city marshal ar
rested Ike Clandon. Soon after his re-
lease the four met the marshal and his
brothel1. The marshal or, cred them
to give up their weapons, when a fight
commenced and about thirty shots were
rapidly fired. Both the McLowery boys
were killed and Bill Clandon mortally
wounded, dying soon after, and Ike
Clandon slightly wounded in the shoul-
der. Wyatt, one Of the marshal's BROTH
ers, was slightly wounded. The others
were unhurt.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29

Count Won Bismarck, son Of |
Prince, it is again reported, will
appointed German Minister
Washington.
Senator Sharon, who has been
for a fortnight at san Francisco
recovering, and will soon 90 to|
country seat at Belmont.
Professor Is. Sillman Of Y
College is preparing a complete
alogue of the works Of Coll
Trumbull, the painter Of The n
luton.
Master Howard Benjamin sd
nephew of Miss Blanche w
Howard, the author Of One sunni
is said TO be a wonderful musid
though only - years old.
Helen NJ. Eyarts, third daugl
Of ex~Secretary Erarts, was mad
yesterday to Charles II. Tweed
member of the linn Of Eyd
Southmayer u ChoaJc ol ,
York.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
Great Loss of Life The work of u
Drunken Crew.

The steamer Gllchrist, which left
Davenport, Iowa, on Thursday night,for
a trip up the Ml"4issippi, with valua-
BILE cargo and fifteen passengers and q
crew OF thi rem, became disabled by
the breaking of her cam rods, soon al.er
leaving the whal,, end wss dashed
against the Govelnn' nj bridge which
connects Davenr ort ard Rock Island.
The boat, on sFrikiEg the b;dge. ca
reened, the weights tell OIL the safety.
valves, and the steam fom the boiler
rushed into the saioon, scaldi' many OF
the passe lgers. Tue boat drined with
the swift current down the stream aad
sank. OF the 2S ersons on board, II
are known TO be lo 81. 1t 3 stated that
the boa was not fit for passenger ser.
vice, and that her crew, al the time o.
the disaster, were drunk.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Governor McEnery, of Louisiana,
yesterday appointedColonol William
II. Roberts to be Quartermaster
General of the state, with the rank
of Brigadier. General G. L. BeaureS
gard was appointedAdjutantGeneral
and General William NJ. Owen,
Inspector.
A meeting OF Irish citizens to
express sympathy for the imprisoned
leaders in ireland was held last
evening in Odd Fellows'IIall, Wash.
ingson. Among the speakers were
Senator Jones and George C.
Gorham.
Mr.. I. P. O'Connor arrived at
Manchester, New Hampshire, last
night. He was met at.>the railroad
station by several thousand persons
and escorted to the hall where he
spoke by procession of Irish socie-
ties and League organizations.
Mayor Putnam presided at the
meeting and Ex- Governors Smythe
Weston and Chesney occupied seats
on the platform.
Nothing of Importance was done In
the U. $. Senate yesterday. The Senate
remained in executive session at mid
right, with no prospect of a speedy ad
ournment, struggling over Virginii
nomination, which had been made il
| the.ln' crest OF Malone.
Judge Foger returned to Albany yes
telday Afternoon. lie SAID that, Will,
| he formally accepted the Secretar yshil
| of the Trea'nry, he would not eute
| upon iIs duties at once.
| Mr.. Frank llattOn has receiver hi
commission as First Assistant Postmas
ter Gem raj yesterday. He expected &
assume his official duties in the latte
| part o. next week.
The President sent only two nomiua
| lions to the Senate yesterday, both o
pOstmasters, one hstng John w. Harris
for postmaster AT Dockhaven, Pa.
nAugUs Mcleod, Collector OF Inlant
Revenue at Halifax, Novs Scotia, 70,
cently suspended, has been committed
for trial on the charge OF embezzle
mrut.
While the Tree iurer of Beaver coun
tv, Pa, was opening hts safe, In the
Treasuror's Office, yesterday morning
he was knocked seuseless bv two rob
hers, who had co 1cealed themselVos IL
the Court House duTiug the night. Whei
he recovered he foHnd that the robber,
had escaped with Sl3 900 Oh the count,
lunds, leaving no clue to their indemnity
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
TeIcxraphic Summary.

Parliament will IN ct December IT. d.
NJ. Gambetta was elected provisiona
president of the French Chamber o
Deputies by vote OF 3l7 to 20 for NJ
Brlsson. The French army, under Col.
EtieDDe, entered Kairwouan without
opposition. The insurgents fed south-
ward, after pillagDg the city. 1t is un.
deIstood that the withdrawal of the
Br;tish troops from South Africa will
proceed with all speed. The imdortant
town of dira, in Peru, hrS been occu-
pied by the Chiliaps.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
fiashes by the Ocean Cabla

Vienna. way
The cornation Of the Gar H
place in April.
Right Hon. William Na,h!
Massey, M. Z. for Tlyerton, ~ \
The steamer Missouri. at n
pool from Boston, lost liz Lca'
cattle.
The notes and checks stolen
the Dublin Bank messenger
valueless.
Sick French soldiers contipn
arrive at Marseilles from n
Africa. :
A resolution approving the
Rent" manifests has been ada
by the suspects in Galway Jail.
Herr Won Schwertlng was cl,
President Of the Austrian deleu
which opened at Vienna yeste
The ratification of the conyel
between England and the from
by the Volksraad has caused seI
dissa tisfaction in the latter cou
The daily gazette., 1881-10-29
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