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Il Real Estate Auctioneers,

fA1E q IN
HssgkkEEHTfsHEks EAhh 81 EHF f 1Eb
FFou lFIT A. sTREETs; ON ILEyESTH
Ssn sff sSSSE
as IN
e it of Henry W. Burch ct al. John E. Burc6 cs
s toSsF Trustee
ton: in nth the District Of Coinm6ia; -,
III M in DA I1nt OF of
the premises parts Of l.ts numbered "a. twenty
drsd and fifty ESQ., fronting street sixteen fest
sd the S{ aspta CT % f
three st try brick dwelling, known number 1905 II
o, On HE SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FouR
O'CLOCK p in front Of the premises. the northern
i've having on s
street Of twenty feet by depth Of ninety and
thereon consisting Of fine threestory OK dwelling.
h9Srn fR nnos TIE IN ifsft DAY
NovEMB R. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of
numbered hundred and Ell. h ha
s front on street Of thirteen feet and eight
s sn oa aTs les S9 HI
PAST Pa FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ. in front Of the premi-
square numbered two hundred and twenty. eight S2s5
having front street Of twelve feet and inches
thereon, consisting of large four story fra dwell
ing. known as No. 1924 street northwest
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase money of
each piece of property cash at the time
the balance in two equal instruments. for which the
purchaser is to give his pronssory notes, payab re-
sectvey in and two from the date of sale.
With interest at six per cent per annm, and secured
option of the purchaser. deposit in money of 300
required the acceptance Of each bid. If the
be not complied with within days the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property
days ad advertisement in The Evening Star newspaper
the risk and cost Of defauItns purchaser convey
anCing at purchasers cost.
nl5-d&ds HENRY G. COBURN, Trustee.
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Secretary Teller aud shs Colora do
ElecQtou.

Secretary Teller was at his desk this morning
He has just returned from Colorado, and speaking
OF the results OF the election In that state, he
asserts that the republicans have won substan-
ual victory. Sull the Secretary believes that the
disanection and bad faith OF certain repub-
ncan leaders In state politics caused q heavy
loss In the republican vote and defeated MT.
Campbell, the candidate for governor In the
nominating convention. the secretary saws these
men had pledged themselves 20 support
The candidates selected. yet soon it appeared
that their slate was defeated they boted and used
every means 10 defeat the regular ticket The
Secretary added that more money had been spent
FOR election purposes In Colorado this year than az
any previous election, fully sl50,0OO having been
spent by the disafrected repuhIlcans
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Wall Street To-day.

MAJORITY OF THE ACTIVE STOCKS WEAK
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Posts financial saws:
ne money market continues easy at sac per cent
I0r eau loans on stocks, and 33sa4 per cent on
thleu states bonds. Time loans on stocks
are easily obtainaDle at per cent and
on United States bonds at per cent
AT the Stock Exchange we have a dull and hating
iharket Tor speculative stocks with a majority OF
the active stocks weak quiet and strong mar
heI ior United states and railroad bonds State
DondS are nominal. The weakest stocks have
Oeen canada Southern and Michigan Central:
theSe nave been sold down chiefly by "room
traders" who found the market for them bare OF
puy:ng orders. The market at o'clock Is all
weak, but rather dull.
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DUNCANSON Bros. Aucts. MO eo&
TT1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FUNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NORTH SIDE OF STODDART STREET, NEAR
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 10th day of 4,
March: 1880. and duly recorded in iber No. 936, $50
folio 3l8 &c. Of the land records for the District Of
Columbia the undersigned Trustees will SELL in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWEEN
FIRST. 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M. part Of Lot
No: 81, In Holmead's addition to Georgetown and de-
scr1bed as follows: Beginning for the at point on
more OF less from the corner formed by the intersec
ton OF the north side Of Stodart street and the
side OF MIN street. where line drawn at right angles
the north side of Stoddart street would through
the center Of the division wal between houses No.
and o. built on lots No. 95, sc and 81, counting the
same from the corner Of Mill and StOddart streets
AND nd. running n from said point north and at right
Alley. feet inches wide, laid of by John E:
opening on Mill street and the road leading to the Meth
odist burial ground thence with said eouh line of alley
east Twelve fee more or less. to continuation Of line
drawn through the center Of the dividing wall between
houses houses NOS and 9. thence south with said line
ersed and through the center Of said division wall to
dart street twelve feet less to the place of be-
ginning.
Terms: One half cash; balance In two payments ut
SIX and twelve months with notes bearing interest
SIX per cent per annum until paid. aud secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold or ali cash Al con.
days the trustees the right resell the property
vt the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
MATHEW Pi.ATER Trustees.
n1f-dt1 THOMAS D0NLING. Apct.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT Judge Wide -
MS morning, enlamin Il. Hackman and Henry
Ell, indicted for libel published In the SUNDAY
ChrontL3e; pleaded not guilty Richard Crown
embeZzement q cases): arragned and pleaded not
guilty Martha Johnson alias Maggie Ford lar.
ceny; plea in abatement (misnomer) nled kich.
ard Bates, second ofense petit larceny "A cases):
PLEADED guilty and was sentenced to two years
eacn In Two cases and one year each in the Others
In the Erie county penitentisry. Samuel Newton
receiving stolen property q cases.; pleaded guilty
ana WAS sentenced TO three months In each case.
zance forfeited. Henry johnson. burglary and
larceny; guilty and sentenced 10 the Erie county
pententiary for three years.
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing pr1ces
q the New York Stock Market today. as reported
by special wire 70 Ii. IL Dodge, 539 18th sire Il
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The star Route Bribery Cases.
FoorE sukRESDKRs TO ruk aurHoKrrrrs

MI O. s b. Wan, counsel for Thomas r. Foot
the coiored man charged with jury fixing, came
into the Police Court this afternoon with
FRANK Lee and Charles Jones, who he
offered as bondsmen for Foote. Mr.
Harper, deputy clerk. refused 10 accent them
until they brought In their certificates al assess
ment They went 10 the Assessors Office for these
documents, and Mr.. Wall went after Foote "a
bring him In. Mr.. Wells who had 20 be absent
from the city, gave Mr.. Harper authority 10 ac-
cept 81. 600 bail in the case OF Foote
About S:ao Mr.. Wall drove up 20 the court house.
with Foote, and surrendered him to the marsh all
few minutes later he was released on the bail
offered.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERN00N
TNRusTEE,s SALE OF BUILDING LOTS CORNER
Il NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET.
NORIHWEST, AND IMPROVED PROPERTY

GG02kNth Ot fifth AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court If the
District of Columbia, sitting as Court OF Fonity O.
PASSED Oh the 18th day OF September, D. 1852 k1
the cause of Leopold Neumeyer John NeuIneyer ct
al, No. 3, 139 quit, i. the undersigned app0inted
trustee by said decree and acting under the authority
and directions therein contained win offer for sale at
on "WEDNESDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAYOFNOVEW
Der, A. d. 1882 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M the follow
ing described lots parcels of land lying and being
IN the city Of Washington D. c. the being unini.
proved lo!s Nos: &c. 81, 49, 49, 40 Al and a. sub
division of lots Nos H. 49, IA and 15 square sos of
the subdivision by Christopher Neumeyer Of lot No.
Of Riggs snbdivsi'n of said Square No. sos Six OF
said lots front on New Jersey avenue and two on
north street plat VIII be shown on the day of sal
And. on THURSDAY. the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M
the day after the aforesaid SALE will offer like man
ner. parts Of lot No. TO- in square 512 beginning at
ONT on street sixteen feet east from the southwest
north eighty feet thence west to 9Th forty feet
thence south along 5th ereet 80 feet thence east
feet thence south fifty feet the place Of beginning
improved by two frame houses on n street and one
frame house on 5th street. ~
And ais at the same time, part of Lot No. H. in
square No 3D. at the corner of 9Th and o streets
fronting 40 feet on 9th street and so feet street
ct sale One half cash and credit on the resi-
Que Of twelve months. the purchaser purchasers to
execute and deliver his rnlssory the
trustee bearing interest from the day % sale. Title
Withheld till all the purchase money shall be paid ShSn
conveyance Ia 10 lie given by the trustee Terms to be
complied with in seven days. deposit Of SOS is be
$50 the improved property. All convey at the
charge Of the puFi baser
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER Trustee.
n1-GtS DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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D. water AID raj. direct from the mines.
Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in fire United
Ststea g. ~
SCI at lowest cash prce4 and de,iyere' PROMPTLY
Main Office, Wharses and depot, 18th AID Water
STREETS southwest
Branch I.r,is: 1221 -. n. ". Sd and K srs
~ntaea>- jylS-4m
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's,HOs. J. FISHER l. CO., Real Estate Auc

FsNHOS. j. FISHER Il CO., Real Estate Auctioneers
STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 1918 81 Rect
NORTHWEST, WITH LARGE LOT TWENTY
FOUR FEET FRONT.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER ID,
FIFTEENTH 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK, viii 81.
sell. Ill front of the premises the east "a feet from "a
front to rear of lot H. &C. improved by good
three story brick dwelling with back bu ldiil. Let
has large paved public alley the and also on the
nol0-d&ds THOS. J. FISHER L Co. Auct
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rNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
kNABE co. PIANOFORTE. ELEGANT MAN
TEL MIRRORS. CARPETS, &c. Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1882. at
No: Iboi 10th street. corner of O. at TEN O'CLOCK.
sha sell very elegant collection of Household Effects
comprising in part
One fun Octave Rosewood Case Knabe Co. Panoforte,
Cover and Stool.
Three very elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors, in
Walnut and Gilt frames. 49,
One superb Turkish Parlor Suite pphostered in figured
Silk and Silk Plush; cost $500.
Bronzes nd Pictures.
Walnut Secretary. '
Leather covered Lounges and Chairs Rockers and Easy
Chairs.
Three suGerb Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suites with
French Plate Mirror.
Very han some Mirror front Armore
Superior Hair Mattresses, Pillows and BOsters,
Decorated Toilet Ware.
English Brussels Carpets,
Hall and Star Carpets,
Walnut Hall Set.
Very superior Walnut Extension Dining TaDle. NJ IT
SidebOard -
Silver Plated Ware.
Leather covered Dining Chairs
Servants Furniture.
Heating Stoves.
the attention of buyers.
N. B.-The elegant residence is for sale.
THOMAS BOWLING,
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The Case OF Detective MILLER.

The District Comm sSioners to-day submitted
the case OF Detective Miller To the attorney for the
District, Tor the purpose OF preparing the proper
preliminary papers in the case under the law for
such police trials.
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Fs'HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PKOFiD Pk0PEhTY ON THE EAST SIDE
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNPIKE,
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Be
TMEEN Ti.UMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
AVENUE.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of
district OF O. lumba. passed the 9th day of Janu ss
ary, 1880. in equity cause No. 6, 354, wherein 1-H
O1ver X. MaSruder l. complainant and john w. BeaI
ct al defendants. the undersigned Trustee wlAsel AT
FOL O'Gi tlCk p. NJ, on WEDNESDAY. THE FIJI
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882 the fol-
lowing described property, in parcels according to
pat h,ed in the cause, viz: All that part of
tract OF land in Washington county. in the District
of Columbia known Mount Pleasant and being a
part Of Lot No. three 81, in the division of said tract
which was allotted to David Peter said part parcel Of
lanu fronting the eastern boundary Of the Seventh
street Turnpike leading to hook vii and containing
one square of land, bounded the north by W. D.
Beas purchase, and the south by that tract sold to
Aaron NJ Gattrell, toge he with ali the improvements
&c Said property subdIvded into lots of 80 81
feet 'front.' with depth of 2OS feet. one of said lots
is Improved by large threestory brick dwelling and
clubhouse.
Terms of sac: onethird Of TIE purchase money cash
IN hand and the remainder in three equal insaments
payable at six twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale, the said deferred payments bear
ierest at the rate OF Fix per cent per annum from
date OF sale. All convey ancng at cost of purchaser.
Taxes To be paid by the Trust out OF the proceeds of
sale. derosi of $50 each lot required on day Of
ssie II the terms Cf sale not compile with in
Gays the Trust serves the right TO resell the pro-
perry at the risk and cost of defaung purchaser.
oIs-d HARVEY l.. Pa, f. Trustee
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I'd Edition.
Latest T6lGgpanS to The Star.
THE GEORGIA SEN MAJORS.
Harrow and COlQuiet Elected.

ATLAETA. GA, Nov. 15.-Pope Barrow has been
the late Benjamin Il. Hill
In the Senate Alfred II. Colquitt was elected on
tue nrst ballot 70 the u Senate for the full term
commencing on March 4th.
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT

BY virtue Of adeed Of trust dated 18th May. 1876 2
fso gs for D. C.: win Ell 1t pubic auction
THIRD, 1889. At FOtR OCLoCK r. n. lot num-
sered thres 60 and the north seventy five (75) feet
s sennt fss. re IN IL The R1evp Of
Terms Of sale: The amount OF fnHshtInees sec,,red
and espensss OF sale in cash and balance n sx and
~ deed OF trust One hundred dollars deposit required
~ t1ne OF sale Conveyancing ct cost Of purchaser.
OF sale.
o2l-d WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
g THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. SEVENTEENTH NOVEN8KR 1854 eune
nee a snd psace. BY ord g TrRape -. as
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District Govern mcnt Affairs.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

~, New applications for liquor licenses filed with
The Commissioners to-day approved LIQUOR
licenses for the following: John Albut Henry
Gtstave B7ooche, John Dauringer, Charles Dietz
w G. Davis, Arthur Flynn, wm. Flynn. J. w.
HoSklnS, Holmes Bro, T. l. johnson, Frank Kap-
w. +. o'Mera- Daniel O'Brien. Patrick Philips
Catherine P1fer, z. s Randall, Robert White, Jus.
Disapproyed-John Aiding, Daley Cunning
ham. Jos Fllius, r.. ID. Pollard.
INJURED By FALLING BANK.-Iast evening there
was cave In OF the bank or Boundary street
sewer, opposite Kendall Green, precip'tating the
Ing white man named Robert Condor, employed
on the works
FUGrrIvE CArTURED.-About two months AGO
colorel boy named Charlie johnson, nearly
grown, struck little son OF Mr. John Dant, living
In Prince Georges county, breaking his skull and
fatally injuring him. johnson Immediately ran
away, Since which time nothing had been heard OF
him until to-day, when some OF Lieut. Boteler's
officers, OF the eighth district, arrested him, and
he is In custody
To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur,
in Tie case OF May agt Smith, verdict was given
for plalntin; nominal damages with cost. Sweet
ct al agt Lazenby; the judgment set aside
and leave given TO plead. Johnson agL Taylor;
leave was given 10 withdraw lolnder
In the Equity Court, utge Haguer, to-day, IN
ply, taAes. BibO ACT. Hunter; a reference was
made Bali agt Reed; guardian adlitem ap-
pointed.
Yesterday, Henry Plnkney, assauIting police
officer; verdict guilty. Robert Parker, alias Black,
'ton1 onenSe petit larceny; verdict not gully;
defendant dis harged.
Thomas Son, auctloneers Philadelphia. Pa.
SOLD to-day twenty shares Washington gaS COM
pany'5 stock at S+2's per Share.
The NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD upon the investf-
gation OF the various navy var Is Commodore
Luct president, held a meeting at tie Navy de-
part'nent to-day II was learned taat Chief Engi-
neer Loring is seriously ii, ana the board, which
Intended leaving TIL evening for California to
make a survey OF the Mare Island navy yard. will
be compel Ell To postpone their departure. II is
now probable that the bo lrd viii mike a survey
OF the Wa hngton, New York and Norfolk navy
ySrds before DEPART ~ for { lornia.
REPORTS From PENSACOLA FLA, show that the
yellow fever did t reach the navy-yard there as
the strict Gordon established prevented Its appear.
ance Within The walls OF tn L I'd.
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An Illegal Pension Fee

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. l5-In the United States
court to-day the case OF James G. Estete of Ocean
county Coz charged with receiving from pensioner
200 more than he was en- titled to receive as a pen
SION agent was tried. Several important law
points were reserved, and the jury simply found
ant. - ~
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BROS, Auctioneers.

ExE ECU e KS SALE OF THE FURNITURE, FIX
IUhES; HNEXPIRED LEASE AND GOOD WILL
OF THE FREMONT HOUSE," CORNER
0F Fp THIRD is;I,c STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
BY order and ERECTION of the Supreme Court Of the
Dstr1ct OF Columbia. holding special term for Or
pnahs court business shall, executrix of the last
VIII and testament Of the lhte Frank p Hill deceased
SELL at pubic auction in front of the premises to the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK p M,
the FURNITURE, Fixtures Unexpired lease and Good
WI, o. tne Hotel known as the .Trsmont House' To-
avenue IN the city OF Washington as the
c tate o. the sad frank E H in the said
ars & at . r nta OF one hundred and fifty (tl5o
1882 The said furniture fixtures lease and good viii
IsrMs; 20 cash. Of which two hundred
oiars down on the day of SALE and the remainder
N six g! and twelve 90 months with interest the
CHASER 70 give his bond with security the deferred
psymnnts or all cash at option Of purchaser Pos
The fremont House Of the best established and
cong an excellent business which promises to be better
the coming winter than at any time heretofore.
Ids is nne opportunity for q good hotel man any
one desiring to enter the business under favorable
cumstancee MARY E. HILL, Executrix.
Northwest nl3, Is, II, 81, 22&23
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TRENTON. N. j., Nov. 15.-In the case OF Kali
Andreas, or Camden, charged with consp.rng TO
sions by getting false aidavits the Jury are 81 n
out, having already been out twenty-one hours
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FeNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMpROyED PROPERTY. No. 3,6 THIR-
IkEN LII, STkEEL BETWEEN C AND d
On THURSDAY, SIXTEENTH NOVEMBER, IN
1857. at HALF-P ST FOUR p. NJ. in front of the
square No 297 improved by two story frame house.
inches.
Terms at Sale. $50 deposit required at time Of sale.
nll-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
A UCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
IA On RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. FRONTING
SCOTT STATUE.
will sell at auction, in front Of the premises atsse
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, on{EN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1882, -
or on the first fair day thereafter four Lots in square
49, facing scott statue. The location apidly inn
proving with elegant residences Reservation park
ing and handsome row of trees in 'front.'
Terms at the sale.
For plat and particulars apply to
VIM. P. YOUNG,
no,eOSds 1920 New York avenue.
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Echoes Of the Election

NORTH CAROLINA CoNGREssMEN-sIx DEMOCRATS.
TWO REPUBLICANS AND ONE CoALITIoNIsr
ELECTED.
Unofficial returns from all counties, except
Graham, give Bennett, (dem.) CongresSman-at-
large 3,3 ator1ty. Graham is a small county
latelyformed and ii is understood 10 be democratic,
and VIII probably Increase Benefits majority.
The delegation VIII stand: Pool. (repllst district:
OHara, col, rep) I'd district; York. (coalitionist)
1th district, the democrats eecting the other SIX.
THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
Complete official returns the state legisla-
ture show that the next house Will have - repub-
licans and the senate 81 republicans, giving that
party l2 majority on joint ballot and the control
OF both branches
The official vote OF the 10th Congressional dis.
trlct gives w. w. Brown (rep) 1,129 plurality
The Congressional return judges OF the l4th dis
trict give plurality for Samuel +. Barr (repD OF
las.
NEW MEXICO REPUBLICAN
The latest returns Indicate the election OF Tran.
Quillano Luna, the republican nominee for dele.
gate ia Congress, 10y about 500 majority.
IT Is A CURIOUS FACT
that just majority OF the present House failed to
De reelected. The present House consists or pa
members VI these lac only viii sit ia the next
House.
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V,HOMAS DNWLING, Auctoneer.

POSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
IN SQUARE 677. NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH, Q4sa
1881. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK. ON theF$6e
premises shall sell the following described prop
srty: Lots TO- IL and IL. in Square 677 fronting rs
ieet each on the north side of C>tree by depth of S7
lots 81 90 and &C. with same front and dep same
49, 80 and 81 and Ill. liz iI3 on alley so feet
inches vide, In same square These lots are all on
grace and really the only available lots that locality
AS an this sale offers chance as prop
cry tnere IL IN demand and rapidly growing value
Terms One-thrd cash: the residue in two eoual nav
ments at six and twelve months, with notes hearing
interest at six per cent per annum. All cOnyeyancins
at purchasers cost SIS deposit on each LOT At time
sale. -o' ~ &1io "a
n9-3t THOMAS DOWNING a,.t,o,o..
sBTHE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDa ABLY POST.
poned until MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY same
nl3-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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TIE PROPOSED DUPONT STATUE. Secretary LIN
coin was questioned this afternoon by STAR re-
porter with refersnce to the proposed erection OF
statue at Dupont Circle, for which purpose
$1,000 was appropriated at tho last session Of
Congress to be expended under the direction OF
tho Secretary or wSf. The Secretary replied that
ha couldn't say ANYTHING about n 40 the matter
h6d mos even been brought 20 hi attention.
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TO-NDKRON.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctloneers
IMPORTANT ART SALE

We viii sell at our salesroom, corner 10Th and d
streets northwest facing Penns Iva0ia ayeuue)
mencng on WEDNESDAY MORN Nc, NOVEMBER
lIt IEENTH, at ELEVEN O'CL OCk. and cont nue
each morning at ii O'clock afternoon at 3. and
at 80 until the entire stock dis osed Of lare and
Mosai Iniaid Center Tables Terra Gotta Figures and
% I'm tsiA iel iienj Ita:lan marble
II rbie Va es OF variegated designs, Animals. Gard
hecel'ers Fruit Stands. together with large
nent Of Gems Of Art, never before exhibition IN
Washington.
Goo will lie on Exhibition Tuesday November 14th,
to which we invite attention of tie ladies specially and
public generally.
Sale positive and without reserve commencing
promptly at the hour named, IL O'clock, Wednes day
morning.
Seats provided for ladies.
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS K CO..