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DIED.

BRADLEY. Suddenly. August 2sth. 1881. Il Vs.
kinSe Glen OF heart disease, CfIAS. BRADLEY. Esa
Of this city. "a the sixty NTH year Of his age.
northwest Sunday afternoon next at 4 o'cioek
Friends Of the family are invited.
BRASHEARS. On Thursday, August 2sth 1891
BESSIE, infant dsughter Of Emma and Thomas =
BYaAheATs.
O'Clock Saturday.
BURNETT. AZ Stockholm, Sweden, Sunday. An
OF the late Gen. Aaron Ward.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -
FURNACE Suddenly. Auguet 15th 1ea, N.Y.
FURNACE. aged fifty three years ' w.
His funeral win take place from his late residence No
BOY street northwest, on Saturday August nth "a
ESQ Pm The friends of The family are invited 10 ~
STkLLE Athis late residence s26 lSth ssreet norxa
wsst ON Thurnday, August 18th, 1881 THoMAs ~
S1ELLE IN the seventy fourth year Of his sre.
Funeral Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
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FATAL CASE OF Observation-Disclosures Ware
Simon, aged 10 years, son OF Edmund Simon: Of
Mass, from the effect Of bites Of rabid dog
Some weeks ago young Simon was bitten by a
dog on Boundary avenue, near his parents resi-
dence, Oak street and Huntingdon avenue. The
animal created quite an excitement ut the time.
and young Simon was the principal victim, re-
ceiving q number Of bites. He seemingly re-
covered, however, and for some time has been
in Massachusetts, with bis relatives. He was
taken u, however, Sunday night ofhydrophobia
brought to Baltimore Tuesday Baltimore SIM.
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SHOT DEAD.-In Gmyton county, Va, last
week, q colored man named Mack Allen at
tempted to commit an outrage on a little white
girl ten years of age. He was followed and
overtaken by Jerome Pasiey and other men of
the neighborhood, and when they found him ne
refused to be taken. and drew pistol and fixed
upon the party. The shot took effect in the
wrist OF Mr.. Paisley, who at once raised his snn
and sent load Of buckshot crashing through the
negrO's body. He died instantly.
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CLOSING OUT OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.

Al o. onr FrenCh lawns. An Of our Figured Linen
Lawns. An Of Figured American Lawns 1t Actus
Cost Ono Thoassnd pieces Of Beautiful Lawns, the
largest assoetmeut In Warrington. g. 6, Q, 10. H. Is
~. 25 Figured Linen lawns. 12k. Is. L. An II our
Parasos at Actual Cost All Of Back md Ooaored
Silk. Black and Coorsd Sans. Brooade 8ilu at Real
Cost during the month Of August Double Whit.
Rankeas 81. 30. 81. $3.50. 6hswis md Bed Comforts
at Cost. Lace Stripe White Goods. 10. Fine quality
striped" Victoria Lawn. IN. India LINEN. livery
Ans' quality, reduced from ~ down b 20. Hasashsd
Table Damask. Ill Pure Lines. 80. Pure LINN Dinnar
Napkins Is dozen. Pure Wool Black Cashmze Shsx]s
81 up to So Shetland Shawn. Ill coloEs Sl2s. Pure
Wool Black and Colored CashmereA 26 Pure Wool
Oolored Cashmeres. ono yard and . quastar vida 80
Actual Cost Colered a8d Black 6ilks. 50. Black and
white Striped Silks. 80. Black Wool Bunting l2k
Two Han1red C2O0 pieces Of Beautiful Madras Cling
hams. 10. 1914 Is. Nuns Yelling Black and Coaored,
al Pure Wool. S7K. Linen. yard Hide for ladies
dresses and busters. I2k. Remnants Of Dress Goods
Black Cashmeres, Lawns. Calico. Flannels Tabis
Linens ct le8 than cost 10 caose them out.
CARRIERS,
N1o III MARKET SPACE.
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J. W. Buzzard, Of Edgeneld county, 8. c., and
his son had an affay on Monday with j. W. Zim-
merman. the weapons used being double-bar-
relied shotguns. Zimmerman was killed and
Buzzard and bis son were seriously wounded.
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TT1HoMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


NEARLY NEW BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET, BETWEEN HIGH
AND POTOMAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D..
c., AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH. 1881, at
SIX O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises. shall sell part
lot IT, fronting 20 feet inches the south side OF
Prospect street between High and Potomac streets, by
dwelling house.
Terms: One third cash; the balance in one and two
years, with notes bearing six per cent interest until
paid and secured by deed Of trust the property
post required at time If sale.
a1S-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Out-of-Door Sports.
LIVELY BOAT RACE on THE EASTERN BRANCH

LIVELY BOAT RACE on THE EASTERN BRANCH
YESTERDAY.
Two interesting boat-races took place on the
Eastern branch last evening. The first race was
between Robey and McDermott, and Mansfield
and Simms, for the championship of the District
and $50. This race was in narrow double-scull
working boats, from the Navy Yard bridge. up
stream, to the B. & p. railroad bridge. a dis
lance OF y miles. The word go" was given
at % minutes to seven, and Robey and McDer-
mott took the water first, but their opponents
started with q very rapid stroke and took the
lead from the start, and kept up their quick
stroke until they were two or three lengths
ahead. They kept In this position until they
got out of sight Mansfield and Lewis turned
the stake-boat in minutes andes seconds. with
came in sight about three-fourths of
mile from the starting point, and 1t
could not be told which was ahead until they
were few boat lengths from the line Mans
Held and Lewis came on two lengths ahead amid
great excitement. The time was 10 minutes 1215
seconds. Robey and McDermott were the favor
ltes and were evidently not in good form for
rowing.
The second race was between six cared crews
from the receiving him Passaic and the US
steamer Dispatch in six-oared whale boats. The
| course was from the steamer lying at the navy
yard to the buoy off Buzzards Point distance
OF 21s miles. The Dispatch crew had an easy
victory, coming in so yards ahead. Tie time
was 81 minutes 10 seconds.
HORSE RACES YESTERDAY.
The result of the racing at Brighton Beach
(COney Island) yesterday was as follows First
race-One mile; Ingomar won. Manitou second
! and Cudge third; time. l-59 Second race
Purse $500, for three-year-olds: Clara A. won,
Aleck Ament second and Major Wheeler third:
time, 1.04. Third race-One and one-quarter
miles; Mamie Fields won. Gwantora second and
Reporter third; time, 3. Ia. Fourth race-One
mile; Ohio Boy won. Pilgrimage second and Kite
third; time. La Fifth race-0ne and one-quar-
ter miles. hurdle; Redding won. Judge Murray
second and Tout third; time. 2.23.
1t is estimated that 10000 persons were pres
ent at the Hartford Conn Charter Oak Park
races yesterday. The first i'm the 2:2l class race
was won by Piedmont in 2:l7IS the best time
made in this class during the circuit The first
heat in the 2:24 class race, two-mile heats was
won by Post Boy, after an exciting race with
Amber, in 5:061.
BASE BALL.
At Cleveland. CeveIands5 5. Bufalos 3; at Phil
adelphia, Worcesters g. Athletics 1.
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JERSEY CITY is in . state Of rebellion acnjnst
the Pennsylvania railroad company. The present
board Of aldermen is largely ''anti-monopoly, !"
and at it's session Wednesday the board adopted
an ordinance limiting the speed ofrailway trains
city on unfenced tracks. II was intimated that
the railroad company win refuse to comply with
the ordinance
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BOTH KHLED.-Wm. o. Day and lawrence
Slattery, operatives In . mill ct Berkley, Ri.
were sitting on fat car It that station e noon
Tuesday, when . flying switch sent another car
down on the same track. which crushed into the
car on which the men were seated. They were
both killed.
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BOOKS, &c.

lust PUBLISHED.
- Letters OF Madame de Renusat ..........$ LOO
american Revised Version of the New Testament 90
Syste.lat1c Mneralcgy. by Bauerman 9 80
ScienrEc ctre and other Essays by Up. Cooke l. 90
handicapped, by Marion Harland .-........... 1.50
frencn Sell Taught, by Alfred SardOu. 2 so
nIanccks Romance OF the 18th Century. LOO
Illusions by Suily-Sc1entfc Series. 150
oscar Wide Poems LIS
DSnsniln Shairners Digest OF Law Of Bills &c. g. 50
1niqley on Partlsrshlp vols-EwelIs Notes. H. 90
HcCrarysC; u REPORTS, VOL 1-..--...--....... g. so
0aruns Index to Virginia Reports ..,.... g. 90
New Designs in Birthday Cards
VIM. III. MORRISON
LAW BOOKSELLER STaTIOSER.
ais No. 415 Pa. ave. northwest
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REMOVAL OF NEW YORK's POLICE CoNMH-
sIoNERs:-Mayor Grace, of New York, Tuesday
removed from ONCE Police Commissioners
French, Mason and Nichols, on charges pre-
ferred against them Of failure to keep the
streets Of the city clean, which charges were
the subject Of long investigation BY his honor
The removals are subject to the approval Of the
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NEW BOOKS.
Baby Rne. No Name Series. 81. 90
FEARFUL responsibility, by W. D. Howells so
Madame Delrhine by q. W. Cable ......... IS
Tarn FESTIVALS by VIII Carleton 2. 90
~, Thamson 7. !: G;s: vols: Goo
The Sailors Handy Book and Yachtnan's Manual
by Z. Z; Qualtrough. US. N................ so
1eanty ID Dress, by Mrs Oakley ...-......... !. 90
The Counts Secret by Emile Gaborough . so
1ngi4nd Without and Within, by Richard Grant
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER STATIoNER,
jy14 1918 Pennsylyania syen1e
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MARRIED.

Don't believe everything. but be assured tlmt
st. Jacobs Oil is the remedy of the age.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucnoneers.

ii ICNOANooN BkOS, Aucconeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT ON NORTH
SIDE Of NJ STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
$500 AND TWENTY FIFTH STREETS
NonIhWEST, WASHINGTON, d. C..
virtue o. deed of trust given u.s. dated Deem
~; ssn 1913, and duly recorded iiber No. 9O6
70 et seq OF the lAnd records of the District OF
SuIuia We vii sell at public auction in front of the
Rrsan SIS on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST TWEEN
a,L.SlAIH- iSsl, at SIX O'CLOCK, all that certain
II or Psrcei OF land and premises situate and being
- we cry OF washington District of Columbia, and
and distnguished the western part Lot
Ia banchars subdivision of lots numbered FIVE (5 SIX
We seven etal IN square numbered twenty four GAL
part OF said Lot Co having front of twenty (2O)
aes. on north street in said city, and running back
Win tnat width a depth of one hundred (l0O) feet
sosetner with the rights, easements privileges &C. to
W same belonging or in wise thereto appertaining
Terms: One-t third cash: balance in SIX and twelve
ontns notes TO bear six per cent interest and to be
secured oy deed Of trust Conveyancing, &C., at
cnasers cost IL terms not complied with In seven
the trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defautng purchaser. after giving five
Gays pubic notice in some newspaper published In
washington. DC deposit Of 800 required at time
!" s&.e- PHILIP F. LARNER Trusteee
THOS. II. CALLAN, ! A
ais. IL, IL. y. "A, IS
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T@0K9COIN0, KAISONININ0. WALL PAINTING
u and ALL INTERIOR DECORATIONS. Estfma4ss
fuInished and references given. Z. O. Meade co.
LEN Pennsytyanta AVENUE northwest 1e0
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What is a Building Association?

rom tne Builders Association.
In the case Of the Bourguignon Building As
ISOLATION VS.. The commonwealth of Pennsylya-
mia, counsel for the defendant give thefoilow-
ing definition of building society. The name
OF building society" is misnomer as applied
to the corporations. Neither the plaintiffs in
error, nor any other ofts species ever erected a
building, or intended to, and for that matter
would not have the power to appropriate money
for such purpose. The term ''building" as
sociations by long and popular usage. has be
come the name by which these institutions have
been called. They are simply company of in
dlvlduals. who come together and agree to
contribute monthly sum of money towards a
common fund, which contributions are to be
continued until there shall be sufficient to d.
vide TO each member of the fund the sum of
$500. The interest of the members in the fund
having for convenience been called '.shares" and
each member takes ''shares" in proportion to
the size of his purse. and expects to realize at
maturity" on each of them. the sum of 5000
In order to make the money productive, and at
the same time accommodate the members who
wish TO anticipate the time of maturity" by re-
ceiying their 500 upon each share Cor ''taking
loan as it is called) the money is awarded to
the highest bidder. because all possess the same
right to anticipate the time Of maturity" and
this method was adopted as the fairest and
most just. The bonus thus bid for priority OF
loan, reverts to the common fund and inures
to the benefit of oil. To secure a continuance OF
the payment of the monthly contributions by
the borrowers to the time of maturity" Sc
curity is taken from them.
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Prof. Herbert futile. in Harper for September.
In addition to constitutional embarrassments
domestic affairs impose at least one serious and
permanent dilemma upon the minds Of German
patriots and statesmen. This concerns the ply
steal endurance of the country. So long as
Germany keeps her army up to its present stand
ard of numbers and efficiency, she has little to
fear from foreign enemies, except perhaps in
the case Of general combination against her.
which skillful diplomacy will doubtless be able
| to avert. But the army secures her against one
danger onlyby exposing her uninterruptedly to
another. The greater the security against at
tacks from abroad, the greater the risk Of bank
ruptcy at home The drafts which the army
makes upon the youth, the civic talent, tine pro-
ducing classes of the country, are borne with
comparative ease, because service under the
flag has become a second nature with the Ger
man people, and Is hardly regarded az an inter-
ruption OF the normal career Of the successive
generations. But the military budget is a
much heavier burden, and withal a progressive
burden. to which the growth Of population and
wealth bears no adequate relation Under this
the country is gradually breaking down. The
present generation may not see the catastrophe
nor the next, for the endurance Of the German
people in the matter Of taxation can yet with
stand severe trials; but there is point at which
its strength, If not its patience. will fail, and
under the present system that point will some
day be reached.
Finally, the retirement Of Bismarck, which
has already been oftened threatened or his
death which has now become daily possibility.
would be aanOst serious blow to the stability of
the imperial system. OF the three men who led
the great movement for unity, the Emperor,
MOltke, and Bismarck, the last-named could be
least easily spared. The Emperor is a
man of mediocre ability even as a soldier,
and his son is in some respects his superior
Moltke is unquestionably military genius; but
MOltke has created school and a system and
these will live after him. But the Chancellor
has vigorously suppressed every rising pupil
and has formed strictly personal regime, which
no successor could administer. The secret of
his power will be buried with him In the grave
1t is natural, therefore, that the German people
should view the prospect of his loss with dis
may, and be paralyzed by every unfavOrable re-
port of his condition or his feelings. This is
really the great danger which threatens the en-
Miro
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LADIES, GOODS.

MES. ]. P. PALMER
No. l1o7 STREET NORTHWEST,
Having left for Europe June 10Th e make selections for
stock OF
STRAW GOODS FRENCH FLOWERS. OSTRICH
PLUMES. Ere. Ere.
at greatly reduced prices.
ssors cioses At $50 pm daily July and August y7
NJ WILLIAM oFEERss % PER CENT OFF HIS
siik Wraps: Street and TFsve.ng Wraps: all the best
anpaG % : ssn sna and
PaIasols in Neckwear Black
And %ns s.c ss n great a and Mise
Psrisan Noveltiss bes ENGLISH Needles papers for 70
cents Store viii Be n lew VILLAS I. Il Is0ea'
,eso '' if''''e f1 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NINE WASHINGTON
DRrssM "a, zSTSS fkfH4zSa STORE
Dresses, Suits. Costumes Goaks, &C.. made in supe-
and bssted. aud a perfect fit guaranteed. aps
DOUGLASS.
GseEe RYR5s' 70.
e sf ERE Hs1 ff f STR Y H5sk Ss
0e a7 Eul bEfp lRfRsf e ar.so
G Psos IS ,e sns
'ff 3 ss' VIII Be SOLD AT
SILK MTTs. Al SHADES.
DOUGLASS.
ty2 9TH STREET.
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WOUNDED LIKE THB PRESIDENT. - Martin
Cunningham, aged %, the man who was shot In
the abdomen at Washington park, New York,
two weeks ago, and whose wound was in ex-
actly the same place and Of the same character
as that from which President Garfield is suffer-
ing, died Tuesday. An autopsy, which under
existing circumstances may be of more than
ordinary interest, will be made to determine the
course taken by the bullet
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

Nv HI1I41s d. WILLIAMS q co., AucuuNeers'
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, HEAVILY
SARy TI y, LEGS (BEH Mn NEW YORK YORK,
UPHOLSTERED IN BROWN REP WITH PUFF
Ing; HANDSOME WALNUT CYLINDER-TOP
RACK MIRROR BACK, MARBLE BASE; EASY
SSH EM Is p, IA s II TABLRs N Ea
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE; WALNUT FRAME FRA !! l.
R0CKERs; EXTENSION TABLE; Walnut
BRACE AND DINING CHAIRS; BRUSsEI s. g
CARPET; OILCLOTHS; Feather PILLOWS
AND HOLSTERS; MATTRESSES; SPRINGS:
HEATING STOVES; RANGE: CHINA AND
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, at
Ten O'CLOCK A. M we shall sell at the residence OF q
corner of 4th street and New York northwest
the above Of superior Furniture in perfect
order to which we ask special attention.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
a24-d Auctioneers.
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GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch; Vim. Black
An Ocean Free Lance; w. Clark RylsseH.
The Georgians; Round Robin Series.
Among the Hills; Leisure Hour Series.
Gentleman of Leisure; Edgar Fawcet
Synnove Solbbaken, from the Morse
How Crossed Africa; Major Pinto.
England Without and Within X. Grant White.
friens, Duet f. Stuart Phelps.
Book Of Love Stories; Nora Perry,
Poems Of Ballads: Heine.
1raukEn Square Library.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE
V9 GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
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UNDERTAKES.

WM. r. EPINDLER
w UNDERTAKEN
.u.o H2e SEVENTH STREET,
scV Det N. 4. ave. and L street norffvark
= UNDERTAKER
N, ioif HIGH (52D) STREET, GEORGETOWN,
MI tOppoEte Butcherz' MsrkeG)
WHLIAM HACKETT, With AuausrUs BunoDo11.
~ FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
NO. 5l6 tennsylvsnia syenue northwest between "a -
~ streefs- Everything frst-olass- tanl0
John 4. WRIGHT.
UNDERTAKEN
3anlS 1887 TENTH STREET Eozxuvzn.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO.. Anctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING. FRONTING ON
FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN \ AND o STREETS
NORTHWEST. No. 1871, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST TWENTY NINTH, at SIX
O'CLOCK pm. shall sell Lot No. 13, in Callans
subdivision of part of Square No 49, having 70 feet
front by 81 feet ~ inches Deep improved by 2-story
Terms of sale: One-thi cash; balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day
SALE and secured by deed of trust property sold.
All conleyane1ng, &C., at purchasers cost $50 down
a23-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
VNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN ANNE ARUNDEL
C0U sSIs MARYLAND. ONE MILE FROM
JESSUPS CUT, b. o. r. r.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH, D. 1881,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, will offer the prem
lses at public auction the property Of the late Waiter
s stTae r in Anne Y Arundel County Maryland and i
" H. X 1t contains about " acres, and is improved
BY double two story frame dwelling house, with back
building and stable and out buildings. 1t has fine
lawn and several varieties Of fruit including grapery
Of about one
Terms: One-third cash; balance in SIX twelve and
on the property All at cost of purchaser
Trustee reserves right to resell at cet of efautin pr
chaser In case terms not complied with in ten days.
a23-dts ]. HOLDSWORTH GORDON, Trustee.
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NEW BOOKS.
England Without and Within, by Richard Grant White
The Republic of God by Elisha Milford.
Building Eras, by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus. by ]. g. Murphy, D. D.,
handicapped, by Marion Harlaud,
Mrs. Parloe's New Cook Book.
The Emperor by George Eberr.
No Gentlemen, by Mrs C. L. Burnham.
WM. BALLANTYNE SON,
y5 42S Seventh street northwest.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
E0R SCHOOL OUTFITS
ALL-woOL FRENCH DRESS GOODS. ........... 2sc.
ALL-WOoL HABrc CLOTHS. Use.
GossAMER WATER PROOFS. ..... ............$a g. so
FINE THREE-BUTToN KID GLOVES. .N.0o
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
aAUzE AND MERINo VESTS,
TYLER & CHEWING,
al els 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!!
M fEs nSx nsses fl line Of Fan
.s fran sent! Sr S3 yard.
NAVY Blue and Red TS,eS and Fam Fam
Ns BE dE .n "a g fsns SHIT
1si 3 iR bs %
BROWN l. CLAGErT,
a22 500 MARKET SPACE.
WOODWARD & LorHRoP,
s2l-PENNsYLvAN1A AvENUE-sM
OFFER SPLENDID QUALITY OF
PARIS sWEDE GLOVES,
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF ELEGANT EFFECTS.
E Ei.fR sq5 c5cR The es
Frsns rcr BACK
Parlor Suite. Raw slk. walnut Frame. elaborately
H Hs. Rssf n Mi.res back Marble base
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
TVNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. COM
PPKISING FINE LOT TK2N STONE cHTNA Lot
RNhaTfTTRs IN E1 GkAT MARE LOT OF COZ
ssaiasss !. fEs
8 BENsINGfk, AuctiOneer.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
N TR be scd tN On @ Sc
nue. the entire effects contained in said house. consist
Parior Suite, In green rep Chamber Suites.
Brussels and Ingram Garrett French plate Mirror.
n, i, Table, Lounge, Extension Table.
Kitchen ns and 1 PaTior Stoves
Refrigerator Tubs Buckets. sc.
Sale peTemptory account of the family leaving the
i asn s. for rent q nrxs,xerR .ne,,o,..,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctoneers
PLATED SHOW CASES. COUNTIES. CIGARS AND
On MONDAY. AUGUST TWENTY NINTH, 1881.
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell at the we'll
known store of A. Bogus. No 427 It'll street northwest
the entire stock to suit purchasers, viz
Plated Show Gases, Counters Cigars Tobacco, &c,
Terms cash.
a26-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts.
VyHOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
WALNUT REP PARLoR SUITE LOUNGE, TURK
ISL CHAIR, OIL PAINTINGS, LACE CURTAINS
AND CORNICE. WHATNeT, WALNUT MAR
TOP CHAMBER SUITES, MARBLE-TOP Ia
INGRAM CARPETS FEATHER PILLOWS AND
holsters, MATTRESSES. EXTENSION Ia
BILE OAK CHAIRS, KITCHEN REQUISITES,
&c &C, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST THIRTY
FIRST, 1881, at TEN O'CLOCK, at TOT 18th street
Household Furniture.
Terms cash.
a25-d THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.