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THE GARFIELD CIA1ys-The

THE GARFIELD CLAIMs.-The GARFIELD board Of
audit, which is composed OF the first and second
controllers and the Treasurer OF the United States
held an informal meeting at the Treasury de-
partment this afternoon, and perfected certain
pTeliminareS In connection with the claims filed
with them. The second controller was not pres
ent. 1t is proposed to consider the claims OF the
physicians first, and these Will not be considered
until certain nfOrlnaltieS In the claim or Mrs Dr.
Edison are rectiled. She does not fix the value
nor describe the nature Of the services rendered
by her.
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FslHOS. j. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE SKtTING
link PROPERTY, AT THE CORNER OF NEW
YORK AVENUE AND II STREET, WASHING
TON, DC.
b. virtue of deed of trust dated April 81 ~
AID 1S77 and recorded in Liber No. $50 folio 253 81
ct seq, OF the Land Records Of the District of In
lumba. and st request Of the party secured, will Sc
N front OF the premises, on SAT URDAY, OCTOBER
INENI1-FlRS 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
Kelly recorded subdivision of original Lot EIGHTEEN
1sl in square numbered two hundred and fifty two
thereon. consisting of part Of the Skating Rink
Terms One third cash, (of which 200 must be paid
at sale, and haan i'll three equal nstanens at six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest secured BY
hen On the property. all cash. option of purchaser
COnycya.cin at purchasers cost If terms are not
COMPLIED with i'll five days the Trustees the right
TO resell five days notice at ST of the defaulting
purchaser. MAHLON ASHFORD, r...o
o5-cO&ds W. q. GREEN, trustees
.g THE above SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY POST
PONED until FRIDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD at
the same hour and place. o23-eo&ds
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v)E WISE IN TIGE.-DR. BROTHERS HAS BEEN
ID befCse The pub c IS year, and has earned an
euyiahs reputation, and lie consulted almost daily by
thoss troubled with Orysnic Weskncss 1mpossacy snd
nd relief by the free prescription dodge In ln,s ana
other ctiea. Cab and 10 convinced. Copsuitauon
free. The only established sdvertisirs physician.
Washington oasc and Laboratory. so6 strees ,2atn-
west olS-lm-
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V'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PkOELD PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET. TURNPIKE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY BE-
TWEEN ThUMBULL SFREEr AND HOWARD
AVENUE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the.
District OF Columbia, passed the 9th day of jam "a
airy, 1880. III equity No. g. 354, wherein -.l
Olyer Is: Magruder Is complainant and john W. Beal
ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee viii sell
TOt O'CLOCK NJ, on WEDNESDAY, THE FIF-
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882 the fol-
lowing described property, in parcels. according
plat filed IN the cause. viz All that pat of
tract of land in Washington county in the District
OF Columbia. known as Mount Pleasant, and being a
part Of Lot No three 49, in the division of said tract
which allotted to David Peter said parcel
land fronting the eastern boundary of the Seventh
Street turnpike leading to hockvii e. and containing
one square of land bounded the north By W. D.
Beas purchase and the south by that tract sold to
Aaron NJ Gattrel, togeth he with all the improvements
&C. Said property subdvided into lots of to 81
feet front, with depth of 208 feet One Of said lots
Is Improved by large three story brick dwelling and
clubhouse.
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money cash
IN hand and the remainder in three equal instruments
payable at six. twelve and eighteen months from the
day Of sale, the said deferred payments bear Ih
tercst at the rate OF six per cent per annum from
date OF saie All conyeyancing at cost of purchaser.
Taxes to be paid by the Trust the proceeds of
sale. deposit of $50 each lot required day of
sale If the teris cf sale not compile with in ten
days the Trustee reserves the right to resell the pro-
perry at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
oZ6-d HARVEY l.. PAGE, Trustee.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

I(OLEY, Auctoneer.
ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF THE BALANCE OF
FINE FURNITURE OF THE ESTATE OF
GEORGE BECK, OF BALTIMORE, FURNITURE
MANUFACi URER.
have received from the executors, by order of the
Orphans Court of Baltimore, Md, the following named
FURNITURE to be sold at public auction at store Gag
Louisiana avenue, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SEC
OND AZ Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, and FRIDAY, THE
1HIKD. AT SANE HOUR AND PLACE. They
as follows:
INNATE Canopy Chamber Sets.in walnut and ebony
Tennessee marble top; cost $500 to make.
rench assorted Suits, Tennessee marble top; cost
$500 to make
At Plain Marble Top Walnut Suits, of the best make,
Walnut Wardrobes.
Poplar Wardrobes with drawers, made portable in
pieces.
IS Parlor Sets in plush, silk and hair cloth.
broidered with eilk.
u Extension Tables
2G Nanu Bureaus, not in sets
70 walnut Bed-teadS, double and single,
20 MErbe-t top Tables, inlaid and plain.
30 Walnut SIdeboards i'll every style marble top
Il Walnut Cribs.
80 Poplar Chamber Sets marble wood tops, and
large lot OF Poplar Cribs, Sideboards, Bedstead Blu
Tables Safes, Chairs aud 10 dozen of fine
anut thanlbe Chairs and quantity of other goods
largest furniture sale taken Iace in Washington
a9d VIII advise persons III want Of the above men
toned goods u attend this SALE Will sell the
named goods without reserve Dealers invited to at
tend. This furniture can be examined Wednesday,
before the sale erSons wishing to fine chamber
place Don't forget the place Of sale-6J9 Louisiana
ayenue. NOVhMBER SECOND AND THIRD, at
Ten A. III. sharp.
o31-4t FOLEY Auctioneer
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JEALOUS HUSBAND AND Hrs RrvAL-Poiice-
man Jones brought Frank and Malinda Ham,
mond husband and wife, 20 the nth precinct sta
uonhouse O'Clock this morningfo aging IN loud
and bOlSter0HS conduct at the corner OF 1th st
ana the Avenue. Hammond charged his wife with
being unfaithful TO him, and had been looking for
her all night. and caught her I'm company with q
man named Holman. A lively scuf1le ensued be-
tween the men. The man Hoffman escaped, but tho
unhappy pair were escorted 10 the stationhouso,
and afterwards were released on collateral In
the Police Court to-day they both forfeited cob
lateral.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners to-day approved the applica-
ton for liquor license OF Samuel NJ Brian.
THE JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.
This morning Mr.. j. W. Drane. foreman and in
spectOr. appointed by Mr.. Entwisle to super intend
the reconstruction OF the jefferson school building,
made report to the building inspector that the
work Is now completed In compliance with the
contract and that the work has been done in a
very satisfactory manner as to material and work.
manship.
A UNIoNTowN DELEGATION.
delegation OF about dozen citizens OF Union
town, ID. c., waited on the District Commissioners
to-day to protest against the issuing OF licenses to
several bar rooms In that village and especially to
one Coke, who they state has not got the proper
number OF SlgnerS for 1t.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
New applications for liquor licenses were filed
ChaS ESSig, @. w. Harvey Co, Frank Kappef,
N. J. O'Donoghue, Andrew Sprohs, John StutZ and
7. j. TTodden.
THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE 4TH-STREET
TRACK OF THE B. AND p RAILROAD.
The commissioners to-day addressed a commu-
nication to George c. Wilkins, ESQ.,, general SUPER
fntendent OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company, In acknowledgment OF a letter from Mr..
Wilkins advising the Commissioners OF the rur-
pose OF that company TO extend its 4thStreet track
parallel with the main tracks on Virginia avenue
and Canal street from the west line OF Sd street
southwest to about 2i street southeast. In re-
Spouse they send the following copy OF the report
sioner, which the Commissioners approve: ''Sec-
ton d clause 70, or the acts OF the legislative
sembly, passed August %, 1871, requires this no
tce from the railroad company. Under their
charter they entitled to lay tracks 10 the width
OF &c feet, and this new track being within that
limit 1t appears to me, therefore, that the Com
missioners have no option but TO signify their
assent"
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On the Trail of the Robbers.

NUUNSUNhtf, II. I. ONI. OU-IWU OF mon
who robbed the drug store or G. IL. Clarke Co,
In West Brook1eld last Saturday morning. were
discovered by Deputy Sher Il Bacon on Prov
dence bound train this morning on the Providence
and Worcester railroad. He attempted to arrest
them, but they jumped from the ears near Black
stone, Mass, station and took 10 the woods. They
are now being hunted down by officers OF this ana
sQrf0uhdlng towns, and cannot pOsslb.y escape.
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SMITH-H0DKINSON. At Philadelphia on July
4th, 1882, FLORENCE HODhINSON to w. HAMII-
TON SMITH. both of WASHINGTON. ID. @.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On the Path of October,
1882. Al the residence of the brides mother by
Rev. DIR. Dnmer, CHARLES WHITE, JR., 10 Miss
FLORA REfCHENBACH, both OF Washington, ID.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BONDS. SECURITIES.

PATENTS, no.
BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia in equity cause No. 1928, George
i. Noyes against Edwin n. Gray. we WILL on SATUR-
DAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1892
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON,
at the Auction looms of Duncanson Bros, corner Of
9th and ID streets northwest, in Washington, D. C.
proceed to sell the following assets Of the late firm of
Gray Il Noyes to wit:
Fourteen Mortgage Bonds of the Fauuuier White
Sulphur Springs Company, of one hundred dollars
each with interest coupons attached, being bonds
numbered II, 49, 1872 and pa to 224 inclusive. Pay
ment OF these bonds is secured BY N rtsa2e real
estate situated near Warrenton, Virginia, and full
information OF the value Of the property &C.. will be
given at the time of sale.
Patent tn 5s23 Improvement in Pug Mills.
"lO5ll9, Cutoff Valve Gear and Valve.
90 1887, Improvement in Brick Machine
90 l623O1, Ore Crushers.
90 190312, Combined Adjustable
Engine and Screw
Propeller.
80 l90355, 90 Do, do, do
" l92785, Driving Gear for Street
Cars
{. 4359s, 60 Governor Valve.
Ten Shares Anacostia and Potomac River Railway
Company Stock.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS or,s.oo
OFT ids CHARLES @. COLE. ! A1ue'090'
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T1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctioneerg.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LARGE BROWN STONE
RESIDENCE IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY
OF THE CITY HALL. THE GLASS HOUSE
PROiER y" COR. TWENTY-FlFTH AND \
STREETS NORTHWEST. AND VACANT tOT
on X STREET, BkTWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH
AND TWIN FIFTH STREETS.
b. virtue of authority conferred upon me- on/~t.,
THURSDAY iF ERNOON, NOVEMBER SEC 81:
OND, t FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises III
shall sell the north "a feet and back ground OF lot
Der H. in square number 533, containing 1873 square
feet, and improved by large and handsome brown
stone residence known No. 3l5 Az street. together
with bricks;a able the
At HALF Pa, I FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the
premises, day. shall sell lots Nos. and L. in
square 3D. fronting together 1873 feet 18th
and 233 feet on north street, improved by Large
brick building erected for glass factory.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the premises, same
day. shall sell the east part of lot 20 square
Is fronting Is feet street. between oath 25th
streets northwest, with depth of lis feet
Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder, and
two years with interest payable seni-annualiy and
secured by deed of trust the premises
ing at the cost of the purchaser deposit of 5000 on
eacn of the two first named and $50 last will be
required at the time of sale.
W. B. WEBB,
Executor of the Estate of the late John Purdy.
o23-d&ds
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: OIIOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
vi cave her wharf, foot Of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at $50 n'cI'k M, toncn-
4 Prey Point. Point OokOut Fortress Monr O.
CONNECTING AT : RfDLK VII II TIE BOSTON
And PROV IDENCE STRAIN FRS.
r~ts- fare 20 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk s.. 50
=, oEd-cicse fare u Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 30
3Ttc&-s fare to I-u-y = and Pc AT Lookout so
Be 5es- fart g. Pm Point aud Point Lookout. IS
leir hing. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
ki-o - UhDAIS. AZ rye O'Clock Pm.
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
joins GIBSON and T. G. KNIGHT viii resume their
trl :, leaving Per IL last River New York. every
SAL tLDAY, at four o'cIuck pm. and Geo yetown
ever tHIRSDAI. at n'c.ock am. For particulars
app e agent, s. Water -tTset GEORGETOWN.
IN kets and staicrn,Fas can be secured at general
OF &c, 5l3 18th street. National Metropolitan Bank
B;dui}g y o. f5Ctrt Office 1851 Ps1nsy Iyania
hue - Mari Hotel. ana st boat
Cc23 ALFRED WOOD Secretary
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TAME CONCLUSION OF THE WALKING MATCH.

Never did a siX-day race conclude in New YORK
with less enthusiasm than was DISPLAYED sefur-
day night IN Madison Square garden, New York.
The stake amounts TO 81 800 OF which s. $50 goes
TO Fitzgerald, $500 to Noremac and $3.50 10 Herty
The gate receipts amounted TO $4,000 and
the expenses TO over $4,000, which would
men who made 525 miles and over-in the pro-
portion OF 80 per cent TO the first man. IS per cent
10 the second Is per cent 10 the third and 10 per
cent 10 the fourth. The final scores stood-Fitz-
gerald. 517; Noremac, 566; Herty, Sal. and Hughes
525 tn men went 10 their rooms at a quarter TO
ten.
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DEATH OF Mrs. BREwsTkR,s FIRsr Husn.r

DEATH OF MRS. BREwsTERs FIRST HUsBAHp-
The death is announced in New orleans OF Mr.. J.
Adr1en DE Leon, a representative OF one OF the
oldest Creole families In that city. Years AFRO he
was an off1cer in the United States navy, and was
married 10 the daughter or the Hon. II. j. Walker
PRESIDENT Polk Secretary OF the Treasury. She
WAS afterwards divorced from him. and Is now the
Wife OF Attorney General brewster
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T T. COLDWELL. Auctloneer.
IL s MAR IL AIfG CAL L

u. s. MAR Halls SALE.
By virtue of two wrts of fieri facias, issued OUTS,
of the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the a
District of Columbia, and to directed will sell Ah
at public sale for cash. in front the Court house
doors of said District SATURDAY, the FOURTH
pay OF NOV MBER, 1882. at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described property, to wit All John
F. Burchs right title claim and interest to the
eastern feet front of lot No. 49, square No 77 by
the depth of said lot together with all and sing the
improvements thereon, in the City of Washington d.
c. seized and levied upon the property of John f.
Burch, and will be sold to satisfy cut1ons Nos
and a. SO. in favor of John J. McCoilum Frank
Smith. tIEX,R SHARP
OIL dtds Late q. S. Marshal D. C.. oct 10th 1850
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The Posomac Flats Improvement.

BIDS For THE WORK oFBSED TO-DAY.
Bids for dredging the Potomac flats were opened
at noon to-day in the office OF Major Peter O.
Hams The following were the bidders and ths
amounts:
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WOOD AND COAL.

VNRENHOLM'S COAL DEPOTS-
Il 1Ith street and Rhode Island avenue
18th street and Maryland avenue,
OFF1CE-605 9TH street, opposite Patent Office.
Coal sent III Locked Carts and weighed by sworn
welghers, thus guaranteeing correct weight to con-
sIIner.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention. oil -3m
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RMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP IISE BETWEEN NEW York HAvaz
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
i lie steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
IkbAl from Bremen peT. foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
iSt.s u passage: From New York u Hayre, London,
soUtb2IlIton and Bremen. first cabin, 500; second
eeln. SEQ stcerae so prepaid steerago certifcstes
~ tGr freight or passage apply to OELRICHS 4
CO, : lowing Green. New York W. e. MEIZEkOTT
co. 925 Pennsyivan avenue northwest. Agents for
ial9
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
Gable Notes.
FUNERAL OF THR BEY.

FUNKKAL OF TIKI BEY.
TUNIs, Oct S0,-The remains OF the late Bey
were Inferred yesterday with imposing ceremo-
MES. The foreign representatives, the French
military authorities and an escort OF troops were
present
LORD DrFFERIS TO GO TO EGYPT.
LONDON, Oct 30-The Pau Mail Gazette says IL is
informed that the government have decided that
Lord Dunerin, the British ambass ldor at Constan-
unople shall go TO Cairo for time t0 take the d.
reetion OF negotiations OF Egyptian affairs
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The opinion of Judge Advocate General Swain
the part OF an army officer 10 pay HIS
debts and obligations does not render him
liable 70 courtmartial will not be submitted TO
the Secretary OF War for several days. General
Swain said to- day that any statements made as
to the ground taken In his opinion are based
wholly upOn SDeculatiOn.
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ff'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS

BY virtue of adeed of trust dated 18th May 1876
AID record1d in IIber SlI, folio 343, of the landE%
frlnt Of the premises, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRD. 1882. At FOUR OCI.l OK p. NJ, lot num-
bered three 80 and the north seventy 75) feet
by full HePth Of lot numbered four o. in block
bered four "a, in ). p Browns subdivision of
Mount Pleasant in the District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: The amount of Indebtedness secured
and expenses of sale in cash. and balance in six and
twelve months. wi interest tiay of SALE secured
by deed Of trust One hundred dollars deposit required
AT time Of sale. at cost OF purchaser
The amount of Indebtedness about s. 400. and the
amount OF cash required will be announced at time
of sac
o2l-d WILLIAM A GORDON Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FTTrRE DAYS.
VHOs. ]. FISHER 4 co.

vV'HOS. J. FISHER K co.
fEKEHPTOgY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROP ETY. AZ T. BET. EEN THIkTEEN II
AND FOCRT ENIH STREE \ NORTH y rs ,
O. TtNTH SII;F IT OPPDSI ~ The OFFICE
OF JHE 'GAS-!I1HT COMPANY." Nd o.
POT TEENIH STkEET. BIZ MEEN OHIO
AVENUE AND II SfhEET RIHWEST, TO
CLOSE An ESTATE.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEABEhlsa
SIFsE H. at iVj = O'CLOCK in front of the ss:.i
premise. shall sell - rs of Lots l AMI 20
il square Nc POI. Is feet inches by - feet 10Y IL
che-. ntur5ved BY sal t4utia. tErees aha base
men; Brick Dwelling ECuze. No. 1903 street north
At HsTF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. SAME
DAY tie PREMISE shall sell the north IL 1eet 81
Lot No IS III sqHarc J4S by t0 feet IN oept M
proved ~ hrc.--toTy Brick Dwelling. No AZ 10Th
street H-tIvest. :.
a. I'VE O'CLOCK p. NJ. SAME DAY, in front of
the 'ni@s, -ha Eel the S,itn "a ie't by % 81
Lot Z, square %, ta-t Alte 81 IAN Slf'tI. ne
tweli d IT,. and OH, avenue with Frame Building,
occupied by the Di-triCt government - Pubic
SChFrl-
Terms. Ona-tlrI IT, cash; the remainder in and
tive yt - with Iut.sE payable srttI- .nuuaily, and
secured ~ . deed 90 :~,I-t on the rInl7es. 81 con
VeyaErluR at eft purchaser. ueI o 1t oi = %
each pecc Of ertt ~ hc REQUIRED I tie time OF
sal ItioS. J. ttS.iLh n CO..
CL5-d 1874 + street northwes.
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REGISTRATION OF yoTKRs IN NEW j

ILLUSTRATION OF VOTERS IN NEW foRK.-Tho
preaching election closed at Q O'Clock Saturday
night During the day 81, 025 voters were added
10 the list making grand total OF l96, 233 This
Is an increase or 25sl4 votes over last year. de-
crease OF 20, go as compared with $780, and an in
crease OF 2, $50 over the REGISTRATION OF 1874
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VHOMAs DOWNING, Aucti0neer.

SCALES, SHEDS. OFFICE, &C, SITUATED COR
NER EIGHTH AND BOUNDARY STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
FIVE O'CLOCK p II, on the premises, 18th and
Boundar northwest win sell the Sheds, Scales Office,
&c, with lease of premises. Rent low.
The above is of the best locations in the city for
the Coal and Wood Feed business for person linn
tied capital.
Terms at sale. o3O-d&ds
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.

The frs;-r:sss. frH powered. Clyde-built Dutch
S.caI,l.i-il-s Of this Line,
A4sS-t LkDAM. no TERDAM sCHIEDAM
ELAN. ZAiNDAM, r. CALAND.
W. A SCIOLTEE. MAS.
Car vim tn Us Mails the Netherlands leave CON-
PAM Fer, foot Of Sussex streSt Jersey City, n. J..
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and Am
Sheridan. alternately
Iirs, cabin. $40: secOn. cabin. $50: storage S26.
Il CAEAtS, General Agent ~ Sort William street
Sew York: FOR ressaSs apply to w. q. METZEROTT
q u, . - PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Washington.
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TtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON WASHINGTON STREET, BE-
TWEEN FOUR III AND FIFTH STREETS
ID q. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
kss 1Oth and i streets northwest

Zss 10Th and streets northwest.
PeremptorY sale of frst-class Dwelling House. E.s
situated and numbered 905 VI street noI invest asa
fronting south, and convenient to three lines of
st.eet Il is twC-stCry MaDsard roof and base
inert house, has IL rooms and bath, heated by fur
and atrobe fine range hot and cold water; is in
hrst-clas repair in excellent neghbOrhoOd The
Lot ~ feet wide and lilo feet deep to 0foot public
alley.
The above described property viii be sold in front
the premises TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST, at FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ.
Terms of S le: One-quarter cash; baIance in one
two, three and four with interest per cent
per annum secured by deed of trust the Property
sold. erost of 5000 win be required the time of
sale If the terms of sale not complied with III ten
days the property t. be resod at the risk and of
the defauiinG purchaser Conveyencing purchasers
cost Iol1-eo&dbsl Il. o. HOFFMAN. Auct.
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That's What the Country il Waiting
For.

Brewster win show the whole gang before he
gets through with them that a Philadelphia law.
yer is a bad citizen TO fool with.
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DEATH FROM ALCoHOLIs MA post mortem on the
body OF tue little colored Toy, Willie Mills, whose
death this morning is noted elsewhere, developed
the fact that he died OF alcohOlistD-the dose OF
bitterS ne drank being too much for Child SO
Young.
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I,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
No. 1904 THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST. I'M
PRoNED BY LARGE BRICK DWELLING,

No. iso4 fh hIR o sTnfE M
PRONED BY LARGE BRICK DWELLING
STABLES AND ICE HOUSE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated te 9th day frs
February, A, ID: 1880. and recorced in Liber No ga
go foho 2I9 ct seq. Of the land records of I1
the holders Of the notes secured thereby, default
having been nade in the payment thereof. the
OF Of, the premise n. on FRIDAY, the THIRD DAY
NJ. the following described real estate situated in
The City OF Washington. District Of Columbia to wit:
feet sd street southeast by depth Of ninety four
and known as all Of original lot % seven south ten feet
ot Of Carros subdivision of original lot 9. all
and five (5), in square S02
Terms of sale; One TIM in cash and the remainder
IN SIX and twelve months. for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured by deed of trust the property sold. de-
pos Ct two hundred dollars (s20O) will be required 4
the time OF SALE and all conyeyancing shall be ut the
pense OF the purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT, .c.o
o2l-dts CAZENUYE q. LEE, ( ifoseees-