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E'RUSTEE'S SALE OF Bull DING LOTS CORNER
l. NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND X STREET
NORTHWEST AND IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER OF FIFTH AND o STREETS NORTH


By virtue Of decree Of the SUPREME Court of the X
District of Columbia, sitting Court of Equity .:
lassed OH the 18th day OF September, A. d. 1882 In
the cause OF Leopold Neumeyer John Neuneyer eft
al, No. 8. l39 EQUITY, i, the undersigned appointed
trustee by said decree and acting Under the authority
and directions therein contained, viii offer fr
PUBLIC auction, to the highest bidder at the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OFNONEM-
BER A. u. 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. the follow
III the city of Washington ID. c., the Icing unim-
proved lots Nos Sc, 81, 49, 49, 40 Al AZ ami a. sub
division Of lots Nos T. ID, Ia and l5 in square sos of
the subdivision by Christopher Neumeyer Of lot No
OF Riggs Subdivision OF said Square No. sos SIX Of
said lots fronting New Jersey avenue, and two on
north X street. plat VII be shown the day Of sale
Ana on THURSDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF
the day after the aforesaid sale viii offer IN like man
ner parts OF lot No. 10, III square 5l2 beginning at
POINT on street. sixteen feet east from the southwest
corner OF said lot thence east twenyfour feet thence
north eighty feet thence west II 5t forty feet
thence south along 9th street 50 feet thence
feet thence south fifty feet II the place of beginning
improved by two frame houses on y street and one
frame house on 9Th street.
And alsa, at the time part of Lot No. IA in
square No 5l2, at the corner Of 5th and O streets
fronting 40 feet on 5th street and so feet street
Terms of sale: One-haf cash and credit the
due Of twelve months the purchaser purchasers to
execute and deliver bis their rromssory the
trustee bearing interest from the day OF sale. Title
withheld TILL all the purchase money shall be paid when
conveyance is to re given by the trustee. Terms be
complied with in seven days. deposit of S25 to be
$50 on the improved property. All convey ancng at the
charge of the purchaser.
LEOPOLD NEUMEYER, Trustee
nl-dts DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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gUyHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN MOUNT PLEAS

'A'1-. 70 Ant.
By virtue Of saeea Of trust dated 18th May 1876 H
reords for D. c., win SELL at public auction. in-
front Of the premisea. ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
THIRD, 1852, AT FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ lot num-
bered three go and the north seyenty-hye I75l feet
by frn depth q LOT numbeTed tour ~, In block num-
Mount Pleasant In the Districtof Columbia
Terms of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness secured
and expenses Ct sale in cash. and balance in six and
twelve month"; wi interest from day Of sale secured
Ct time Of sale. Conyeyancng at cost OF purchaser
The amount Of Indebtedness Is about e. 400, and the
amount OF cash required win be announced at time
Of sale.
Old WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
E THE ABOVE SALE rs POsTpoNEp UNTIL
FRIDAY, SEVENTEENTH NOVEMBER. 1854 same
hour and plAce. b order Of Trustee.
n2-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auck
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NOVEMBER DRAWING.

I,SGU fFIZes. SIP, 400
tickets, $500. w
Remit money or bank draft by letter, send by ex-
press DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
express can be sent at our expense Address all orders
to 4; M BOAkDMAN Courier Journal Building, Lou
lsv1lle, KY, or II. NJ. BOAKDMAN, 500 Broadway,
New York; or J. W. CLARK. GIL New Jersey avenue
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POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIRIrrIQN %

COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION Co.
III tie city at Louisville.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30T -, 1882.
These drawings occur nlDntlliy (Sundays excooted)
Under Provisions of of tie General Assembly Of
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court. ON March 81. rem
dered the following decision:
First-That the Commonwealth distribution Com.
rany is legal.
Second-ItS drawings are fair.
This company has now ON hand large reserve funl.
lead carefully the list Of prizes for tn.
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For sale b5 al druggists and Dealers seaerailj.
PURE AND UNADULTERATED,

The peru2r medicinal qualities of Whi-kies distilled
from the finest growth of Rye in tho renowned Valley
Of the MonoIafela have cr.ctai the attention of the
Medical Faculty Ill the Euitef State; ~ such degree
as to Place 1t IL very Sh position aIiio, the NdteriQ
Medtca. We beg invite the att ol of coanoisseurs
to our celebrated fine OLD WHISTLES of The following
well-known brands. IN containing one dozen bot
ties each. viz:
UNRiv ALLIED UPPER TEN WE-sEEY
VERY SUPERIOR OLD STOCK NIiaKGY
For excellence, purenes7 ai of quality, the
above are unsurpassed i al Whistles il the market
They are entirely fra rr0.! all,teraJ.i. of
natural havCc ana fine tonic ,,T.,p-rtie-
These Whistles gci under guarantee to
give PERFECT SATISFACTION. ana be had at
al! leading Groceiy stores Ut retail.
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AJD WINE AND I'D FRIENDS AEE KNOWN AS
~ tila TEST 50 tssi- Il . Il Ssi:ld kcosp for years
1s the osl:y .'ass. WHERE a.St SECONDHAND
tLDi n ~ jr1ce4. Address
q ca. ~ Jt.sL u S U.d sa. No. GIG street. between
9TH and 7th streets northwss. y. b.-Aots 10y uaa1
PROMPTLY atteud,d 20. maE16
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,

rNHoMAs DOWNING Auctioneer.
SMALL LOT OF REAL POINT APP; IQUE AND
VAL. LACES; SILK NELVEIS IN FANCY
COLORS.
The above goods will he sold on WEDNESDAY,,
NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, at my auction rooms at
the conclusion OF the Turkish sale. nl3-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

sTREkTs SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
lss2 at HALF Asst FOUR P. NJ, IN front Of ths
lreinlses Nil sell parts Of Lots ii. II and Is in
square NO ~. improved by two-siory frame houpD,
Lot fronts 10 feet on 18th street 10y depth OF fest
Terms at Sale. $50 deposit required at time Of ss,s
nll-dts THOMAS poWII\s, 49,
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AND NORTH CAPITOL STREETS NORTHWEST.
By vrtueof deed of trust dated the 27th day of -
February, A. ID. 1876 and recorded in liber No. -
of Columbia, and 10y the written request of the rarity
thereby secured. the undersigned will sell at public
auction in front OF tine Premises, respectively, ON
following described real estate situate In the city
OF Washington, District Of Columbia. to wit:
Al hREt p NJ, the southern fifteen feet and three
inches front by the whole depth of original lot mum
bered four a. IN square numbered four hundred and
seventy-seven (47I improved by q nearly new brick
At HAFF-PAsT THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ, part Of
Lot numbered two 60, in square number five hundred
and elehteen t5lsl. BEGINNING therefor at point in
one-elght of inch Of the norhe corner of said
lot numbered two and running thence south eighty
north eighty feet to said line of Washington street and
thence west with said line twenty two feet eight inches
10 the place OF beginning, improved 10y two Brick
At FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, Part Of lot numbered
twenty three CID Ill numbered six hundred and
twenty t62O) beginning for the the soutneast
corner Of said lot numbered twenty (23 snd run
ming thence north with the west line of North Capitol
street one hundred and nineteen nl9) feet and three
eighteen S) feet; thence west twenty two CID feet;
thence south twenty-five 22l feet thence two (2)
three ncnes and thence east with the north line Of
Pierce street ninety feet to the place of beginning i'm
proved by one large double frame house. six room
Terms Of "a One-fourth cash. and the residue in
six twelve and hteen months, for which the notes Of
the purchaser viii be taken bearing interest rate
Of ak PER cent per annum PAYABLE semi apnuay aud
secured by deed of the property. 500 deposif
required On each piece OF property when struck Oh.
Day of sale the proDerty Will he resod the aud
cost Of the defaultng purchaser utter five days ad-
square go. 10y of change grade in North Cap
lto street reserved to the estate Of John Water
f fUGkst: tckAGRtrs sh Trustees.
j. I. COIDWtLL, Auctioneer. MD
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7 Ii. WHEATLEY;
STEAM DYEINa

SECURING ESTABI ISHMENT.
VIII call for and deliver WORK anywhere In tho Dis
tr;St upon receipt OF address by rail or oaarwise
Geods rscs.yed and By mail and express from
tnd 10 nj lirts OF the country
M. 1868 OLD 40 JEfFE.sSCN STREET.
aio ktAa Eeto..E. tEoi,dErowN. D.
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"ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctoneers.
IMPORTANT ART SALE

We will sell at our salesroom. corner 10Th and ID
streets northwest dacrg Penns i.ania Gyenue) COM
menCing WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER
FIFTEENTH, at ELEVEN OCI OCk. and continue
each morning at IL O'clock afternoon at 3 and
at 80 until the entire stock Is dis posed Of arEe and
complete assortment Of works of Art. viz Roman and
Mosaic Iulaa Center Tables. Terra Cots Figures and
Statuettes. Roman UTn feet high), Italian Marble
and Alahaster Statuary and Works OF Alt Groui's,
Marble Na-es of yariegated Sesigns, Animals. Gard
Receivers, Fruit Stands. together ". IN large
ment Of Gems of Art never before exhibition IN
Washington.
Goods will lie on Exhibition Tuesday. November l4th,
to which invite attention of the ladies specially ami
public generally
Sale positive and without reserve. commencing
promptly at the hour named. IL o'clock, Wednesday
morning.
Seats provided for ladies.
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AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE SKATING |
RINK PROPERTY. AT THE CORNER OF NEW |
YORK AVENUE AND II STREET, WASHING !

AUCTION SALE OF PART OF THE Skating
FUNK ENK RE2FHTl ksb T TH soEEER M N
y5Tas q deed IF tFas dated Agstl 81;
lumba end at request of the party secured will sell
'E2Hf III acR M
Lots numbered thirty eight ls5, and thirty -
GsS in square numbered two hundred and tftytwo
Terms: one third cash tof Which 100 must be paid
st sa and hPlanoe in three equal nstaments atsix
lien on the property OR all cash at OPTION of purchaser
at pe the 9 If s s
to resell ON five days notice at st Ct the defaultng
oo-eo&ds W g. GREEN, Trustees.
r5srp Until ApqEE sbE 81 F
TENTH. at 4:3o O'CLOCK. o23-eoSds
L GRouND on II sTRf EFT NoRT R,' NEAR Ar SEW Nf
M MAsH1N saTHNET B. WEST IN THE CITY OF
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ofsaS
40 Docket o. viii sell at pub ic auction. nc
fTSnS Ct the psisss on fkIDAI the TENTH pay
NJ, Lot numbered two 90 according to the subdivs-
ion of square numbered four hundred ana forty eight
district in i.iber NJ. k folio 275 Said Lot has front
Of 80 feet inches on street north with depth of
Terms of Sale One-hird Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in equa instruments at ID and
his pronissory for the deferred payments bear
ing interest at the rate of six per per until
upon The sold all cash the option of the
purchaser All at cost of purchaser 500
nl-ecdSas DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
47rsn TIE ABq E9Is SAFE IS PQSTPoSEp Until
l3-eoSds EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
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j.. & II. ". CATHEkWOOD.

ol6-2m III SOUTH FRONT ST. PHILADELPHIA.
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J. T. CoLDwELL. Auctioneer. N,
(NHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ HEA. ESTATE, On THE WEST SIDE OF
ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN AND U
STREETS NORTHWEST.

IL L., III
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the a
Dlstilct CT Columbia. passed Ia No. 500 ia
cSanSnt snd William r. Moore e s az nle defend
ante the uEdorsigne viii for sale at public auc-
ton IN front Of The prsmiaes on MONDAY. The TwEN-
O'CLOCK l.. NJ. all that certain piece parcel Of land
ana improvements situate IL the city of Washington.
twenty (.9). in William H. Gunne's subdivision
of square numbered three hundred and five (30s) -
sa.d subdivision is duly RECORDED in the Surveyors
Terms: One-ihird Of the purchase money in cab.
ne-third in six months. and one.ihird IN twelve
Interest er annnm and to be secured by decd q trs
on the property SOLD ali cash q the otion Of u
az the property is bid of. All ccnveyancing st puf
chaser's cost III the terms of sae be not comicd win
IN seven days from da OF sale The opets WIN Be ~
s0'a III 'hs FISK i E6WxiD a. aHwaAx. Tru..s
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Aucts. ns-eodSds
THoMAs BOWLING AuoH0n'sr'
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By virtue order passed by the Supreme Court
the District Of Columbia, holding Especial for peo-
bate business 6h day Of einber 1882 tn m
dersgnsd via se At public suction. on the prs@t.
DAY. the sEyENTEENTH DAY OF NOvENBEk
lss2. commencing Ct hLEyES O'CLOCK A n. g
sistinT principally of Household Furniturs. 0is sa1
next day at public auction In front q ssad pse@ass
and for PARTICULARS OF which sale see another adv0o
Term. OF sale: Cash as to ali sums under 500 snd q
to purchases that amount credit not excoaGn(
twelve months may be given by the Admnistxuo1e 9
LEONARD MAcKAL1.
Administrator OF HELEN n. eegu1z4
THOMAS BOWLING. Aactionesr. nASo60
For other Auctions See osh Rage.
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FU,Hos. J. FISHER CO., Auctioneers

No. 40S 5th steeet no-thwe
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneerS. n3-eOS
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(tHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker.

PU BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC. BELON(s-
ING TO THE ESTATE OF The LATE JOHN
SlNIH STREET NORTHWEST; $50 AND 43a
WASHINGTON STREET NORTHWEST. AND
HOUSE NOkIHWrSr CORNER OF PIERCE
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-09-02

The Democrats of Michigan, In their re.
cent state convention, adopted resolution
in favor OF the election of postmasters by
the people. The measure has some con.
slderations to recommend it, chief among
which are that 1t would lessen the army
of officials whom the party IN power now
rely upon to do vast deal of their dirty
work to keep corrupt administrations IN
power, and would cut off good many
millions of salaries for the Jay Hubbells
to levy upon for corruption funds, But
then, If the office of postmaster was elective,
the national government would regulate
supervise and control every election, an
amount ofinterierence by the federal power
Ia local affairs that would prove lntoerable.
The horde of supervisors and inspectors
would more than double In number the
army of postmasters and be ten times as
Pestiferous. Besides the postmaster is a
federal officer and ought to be under the
rigid supervision of and accountable to the
head of the postal department. an account
ability he would be apts regard lightly il
independent OF HIM for appointment or
removal
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-09-02
From Dayton.

DAYTON, H.. Aug 2o.-Mr. John Chan
col, who went West 10 southeastern Kansas
and Missouri short time age on land.
buying excursion, brings back untavorabe
reports Of that section Of the country for
farming purposes, but gives 1t as his opin.
ion that the manufacture of lime might be
engaged in profitably.
Mrs. George ". Green. who has been Wis.
iting relatives and friends at Braidw0od
during the past week, returned home last
Saturday.
Mr. George W. Gibson and Miss Alta
start this week for Nebraska on short
visit.
Miss Jessie Trumbo returned last week
from a weeks visit among relatives IN
Chicago.
Grandma Green, who is 80 years DID,
shook hands with her old friends at the
Old Settlers picnic last week. Her health
Is quite good, and we hope she may have
many pleasant returns of the day.
The new school building is rapidly near.
ing completion and will be one of the pret-
tiest buildings in the country. It's two.
story frame structure, 36 feet square, and a
belfry.
There has been vacancy in our board
of directors ever since last spring, and not
withstandlng the fact that the law says 1t
must be filled without delay, no election
had been called until the people took the
matter into their own hands as provided by
law and petitioned the township treasurer
to call such election. The TIVE directors
however, learned of the petition, and after
studying their law hooks concluded to call
an election before they were brought to
their senses by the township treasurer. The
election took place at the school house last
Saturday afternoon and resulted In a CON-
plete victory for the taxpayers and destruc-
ton to the one-man power. The vote stood
90 for Isaac Green and IS for j. Wright A
petition was also extensively signed, author.
izing the sale OF the old school building.
Mr.. James Timmons, proprietor of the
Dayton Hotel, has repainted and returnish.
ed it and put it in good shape for the con.
veniencc and accommodation of the travel.
ing public, fishing parties, &c.
OCCASIONAL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-09-02

The worklngmen of Pennsylvania held
o state convention at Phlladelphia on
Monday and nominated Thomas A. Arm.
arong for Governor, making the fifth can.
aidate for Governor on the track IN that
.tate--the others being the stalwart repub.
llean, the independent republican, the
democratic and the greenback candidate.
The movement, though said to be In the
interest ofthe Cameron ring, is not regarded
as of much Importance, as it will take as
many votes from this republicans as demo-
Gratis, as we'll as absorb large vote that
has hitherto been cast for the greenbsck
candidates. The platform adopted con-
sisted of IS planks, the most important Of
which is declaration in favor of such q
modification of the tariff laws as shall pro
tect American labor against the compet-
ton resulting from the free immigration
OF foreign workmen; in favor OF laws
compelling chartered corporations to pay
their employees in cash every week; the
reduction Of the hours of labor to eight per
day; the substitution of arbitration for
strikes; and equal pay for equal work for
both sexes,
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-09-02

Our present tariff system is erammed
with dirty, tricky little false pretenccs and
frauds, among which is duty of 10 cents
bushel on foreign potatoes 1t is levied
under pretcnce of protecting the American
farmers from the destructive competition
Of foreign potato growers, as If the farmers
OF this country, especially the west, needed
protection against Ireland or Germany ON
potato raising! Last spring, on account of
the short crop in this country the year be.
tore, was the only time IN forty years when
potatoes were imported from abroad, and
these were largely purchased by farmers
for seed, who thus paid the 10 per cent.
tax levied oslensibly for their protection"
The tax was really smuggled into the tariff
bill by the New England truck farmers to
protect against the competition Of truck
farmers In Canada and New Brunswick.
PITS IN all It's essentials a cunning little
ankee trick to benefit a very small class
Fin very small section of the country at
the expense Of half dozen of states.
The Ottawa free trader., 1882-09-02
Our Neighbors.

The Plano republicans have declared for
Cullen.
Brick laying has begun on the new opera
house at Streator.
A burglar relieved the cash.box of the
streator Mouse Of SEA on Monday
On Friday night Lengsburg's clothing
store, Stroa,or, was robbed of s25 worth of
clothing.
The County Line Coal Company OF
Streator has struck Cd vein coal at depth
of 81 feet
The walls Of the Strcator hotel are com.
pleted to the cornicc, part of which has
been put up,
Miss Dora \. Streuver, one Of the bellies
of Peru, was married on Monday evening
to c. Bolster, Of Aurora.
The Strestor democratic township CEN
trail committee consists Of J. G. Campbell
d. Fogarty and DR.. Finley.
Burglars entered half dozen houses At
Aurora on last Saturday night. The spoils
were Sl7 in cash and few trinkets.
The colored people Of Joliet are on the
eve of forming Masonic Ledge there
and have rented rooms over No. II North
Chicago street.
A S,reator man stops the cabbage worms
devastation by capturing the butter fly,
that is supposed to depositc the Larvae, IN
the morning when its wings are wet with
dew.
A man named Haynes, who Is located IN
the Yellowstone National Park, reports
that he has found geyser which is nat.
ural gold plating bath Articles Of metal
properly prepared, hung in 1t, take on a
sufficient coating of gold for commercial
purposes.
Assistant Postmaster General Hatton
has issued his order making Rockford
free delivery oHlce. He authorizes the
appointment of one letter carrier at $3.50
year, and five auxiliary carriers at 5000
each year; also the expenditure of 800,
for fitting up the office for the accommoda.
ton of the carriers. This adds $3.50
year to the expenses of the Rockford post
office. The Few order of things goes into
effect October lst, 1882
Streator Monitor: Jerry Heron, of
Los,ant, is reported to have lost $500 Fri.
day night. During the day he drew $4,000,
and at night took half OF 1t home and re.
tired to rest, after putting his treasure IN
supposedly safe place. During the dark
hours while the family was sleeping away
the fatigue Of the day, some recresnt ras,
cal went through The house and got pcs.
session of the whole amount, getting off
without being detected
Chas. Lonny, OF Aurora, a boy twelve or
fourteen years OF age, has been rendered
cripple for life by persisting in the danger.
Gus practice Of jumping on moving trains.
In company with two older brothers and
one or two other companions he went to
Mendoza on Saturday night; Sunday night
they undertook to beat their way back on
freight trains, when this boy fell and had
the lower part of his right foot crushed of
above the toes. He was taken home Mon.
day, when it was believed 1t would become
necessary to amputate the foot at the ankle.