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PENNSYLVANIA Rotp.-TIainS leave r. r. STA
ton. 9th and SIS NV. "a follows: For New York
Philadelphia and The EaSt-A.M., $40 laNA assl
iilnited eN-l. 1910 teN> PM. - (eN), 4.to
4:sl ,''kl go itN 10 10 trNl For Boston. dlily
without change of cars, lao PM. eek; on sunday
4-sO Pm. 'eNl For pittsbufg aud the West daily,
AN, $50 Chicago limited: +. - ,ia-r lilel H. NJ
30 ttXl. 40 eN.D For Rochester. Niagara Fails
Buffalo, eic.-P. NJ. daily except SATURDAY. . %
eN) For Hal!in9re-A.M.. 6.fo. 90. - ~ 10 40.
PM l:3i. 80, Leo. 4:ih ~ 30 $50 ahd i0 ~ ON
Sunday-A.M.. $50. 1910 PM. ~. 62n, "a. 80
ana lO-30. For Elnira ana LockhaYtl. dallN.cNcc
sunday, AN. $40 teN.) FOR ri i,lnu,d ana the
SoGth-A. NJ, ESQ. llDo daily; p VI. 5lal daily. ex-
cepi SUNDAY. FOR Annapolis and Pop ti,r'I line
a. NJ, go; PM. 10. except SUNDAY. Tur Al.Nan-
df1a-A NJ. 6D, 80, H20. 1l1N. 1885, T. NJ. gan 10
51hl. ga. 500 ana ll50 On sunday go SEQ,
11He Pm, $50.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAuRoAp-Tlains leave
the station, corner OF y. J. ave. and & ST. "A, fol
EaSt-A. NJ, $40 teN) =. NJ. 800 eek, 9io ext
ON SUNDAY p NJ, 800 ex.l-. $40 eX) tor Chicago,
CINCINNATI, St Louis and LuuiSNIlle-A NJ 3aE1
EcX. 1918 (eN.) i. NJ. 1910 teN.) For Pittsburg
Cleveland and Delroit-A. NJ. $50 ex.) T. NJ Y I'd
(eN) daily. For Baltimore CA week days-A NJ
800. 6:Si 640. 7:i5 SIG, 900 and 1895 L. ".
1910. 2.a0, 2.35. BOO. 80. $50. 4:ia. $50 .oD
$40. 10eo, $40, Il:3N For Baltimore on Slniavs%
4. NJ. go. ':45 800, 1905. +. NJ. les. b. 800
4:4o $50, zoo, So $40 For Annapois-A. NJ & 40
FLO. L. NJ. $40 On SunddN-9a1 4 NJ, 4:lO T. NJ
For way stations between Washington aud Baiti-
mora NJ. t:i0, 800. II. NJ. 1910. 800. 40, 40,
ll:3 For stations on Metropolitan Branch-A NJ
.lo daily except Sunday. s30. T. NJ. AZ 5:i5daily
For Staunton-S.30 A. NJ. daily except SUNDAY For
Frederick-s30. 1915 A. NJ. and 4 Is T. NJ daily pS-
eCpt sunday. For HagcTStown-IO.l5 A. NJ daily
except sunday. 5:IJ L. VI. aally
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THE CESNoLA LIBEL CASE.
Appropriation. for Mission Work.

NEW ORK. NOV. 9.--The general missionary COM
m!ttee Of the Methodist Epis opal church was pre-
sided over at tOday's session by Bishop Wiley he
following appropriations for mission work
Were made: Montana. $1,000; Indian
Utah, s12.625: West Nebraska $3.50:
Welsh mission In northern New York 5000: New
YORK East Swedish. 81 600; New York East Norye-
glln. $4,000; New England Swedish. 81 900; Whining
ton swedish, $500: Northwest Norwegian. So 5OO
Northwest Swedish. $500: Oregon Scandinavian,
SSUEl: California German, 80 500 Central German
s4.oO Chicago German. $500: Columbia River
German, $500, East German. 5000. on motion of
Bishop Warren the Indian and Norwegian mis-
SlOnS were ClaSsed under the head OF Scandinavian
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HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
COLIN AVENUE (OR GLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS THE HEATING PROPERTY, AND ON 8
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON D. C.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of the a.
District of Columbus. sitting in equity, passed in &
cause (wherein Heating ct al cOmplainants and III
Mclaughlin It al defendants) No. 8661 shall on
MONDAY. the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A d
1888. at THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, the premises sell
the following described real estate situated in said
70 and 10 in Mcaughlin's subdivision Of the tract OF
land known Prospect HILL and also the undivided
half interest in and to Lots So 81 and g. in the
said subdivision of Prospect HILL together with the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting of
large and well built brick dwelling and stables
ON THE FOLLOWING DAY, AT -HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p M subdivision of lot No Is in square DOG
fronting q feet inches street by depth of 100
feet 18th street northwest with the improvements
consisting OF atwo-stOry and basement brick DWELLING
house.
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
onths notes to bear six cent interest from day of
chasers Deposits of $25 will be required on each I'M
improved lot and $3.50 the homestead and a1(O on
the street property II terms of sale are not complied
with within five days after day of sale the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property the risk and
cost OF the detaultlng purchaser purchasers
JOHN f. ENNIS, Trustee
No. 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
In order to to the purchaser purchasers
the homestead mentioned in the above advertisement
good and valid title to the whole of the said property
shall at the SAMETIME AND PLACE, offer Tor sale my
undivided half interest in and to the said homestead
o2S-dts MARGARET A THYSON.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EST.TE.-DeaiS In fee have
been recorded as follows: VI. T. Foster to p H.
ChTistman. lot f. 50. ITO; $500. s p Shoemaker
ct al 10 Alfred II. See. lots CO. 81 and g. sub b. So
3i2 >Ss23 w. X. Woodward. trustee. ct al. to
Isabella Sh2w. ST. 2I6: $50. W. Mayse 10 JAS
II. MARI. lot ii, 81. 1916: $500. Mary q. and j. o.
Fisher TO W b. Worcester. pit 16 So "a: $1,000 and
enculnbrdnce. john sherman, trustee. to ID. Kel-
lett. lots Is and II. block p. Columbia Heights:
Sl.51SS0. j. L. Wilson ct al. to j. III. MARI, lot y
and pts Q and X, So ,55: $500. Sarah Carter 10
John Fitzgerald. pit. 10, 81. Si1; 800. Hannah 4.
DAVIS TO same, pts IL and Is. do: 500 {. ii. Cra-
gin TO John Moran. lot e. 81. 81 5000. w. +. Hi
len TO c. J. Tanning. lots 10 and 81. So 6i2 s4.5
II. t.. Mouton trustee. TO Marion aSiwood. lots
ia, l16, lis, 100 and lS2. Haddock Hills =
james O'Connor to Johanna Murtaugh. lot TO- sub
OF +, So. SO6 $500. W. Mayse TO john ii. Benton,
pts - and Ii. So 512; 5000 A. Nj. Middleton ct
al, trustees, TO III. = Cummings. lots 1. 4. 5. and
II, sub OF Bellevue and Blue Plains: $3.50 James
C. Mcclure to ii. j. Daley. lot 20 and pit 2l sub So
40 $4,000. w. S. johnson 10 Z. L. Krapp lots Is
and Is, block Z. Ivy City; FOO. J. w. Griffin to
Mary A Moore and Bette W. King. lot 80. So s5S:
5000. E. and Z. Walter 10 Anna VI. Sticbeng. pt
8. 81. 40: $1,000 W. b. Webb. trustee. ct al TO
Jacob Beck. lots 4. s. and of ..Ffe" and fffe En-
larged' s3o0O. Charles A kolb ct al. To Cuthbert
Walker. pit 5. So. 10; 81 .2iS15 Elias j. Hill and
wife TO John Sherman, lot ii and part IL. So o0
S6li. Jacob SchOyer to VIA. Ludgate. pt. lot li1
Betlls addition to Georgetown; $3.50. VIM. Kerr
and vile TO VIM. Carley, pit. 26. 50. 5; 1850.
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BRIDGET. On the rnor1,ing Of November 9th 1888 AZ
nan l,ast folit O'Clock RICHARD b. BElDGET in the
seventy first year of his are
Funeral VII take place from his late reidencc. l222
Jd street northwest, Sunday. llth. at O'Clock 2.
FINN. On Thursday, November x 1883 MICHAEL
finn IN tie forty sixth Year ot ms a.e born IN Lin
er1ck county, Ireland.
Funeral Monday. November 10Th. from his late resi-
uence A street. between lith and 18th southeast.
JaQCETlE. On Thursday evening. November sth
1873 al 10 pm JOHN III. youngest of Isaac a
and Mary Jalutte ia the seventh year Of his aga Of
melilbianeous crUup.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at three p M from the
residence of his parents. No ST. 18th northwest
hlBBEI. On the evening of Tu siay, November G.
1883. SARAH ALBERlSoN kIBBEN widow of VIII
liam IL hllbey. in the seventy Mt her age,
Funeral from her late rr-Sid.lc. M. lll street
north~es on saturday. NOV. 10 at O'clock Ria
tyes and frltIIds invited To attend 90
hEE1DI.ER. ON November 9Th 1888 At Miles CITY
Montana Mary d., devoted wifcof Edward A. hrtidl,r
and 'ta'iIlitsr OF the late Col. T.. l.. N,ll-
Fuiierdl s'rNices at Oak Hill Chapel al ; 80 pm to-
morrow, Saturday, November 9Th
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I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
No 1907 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated January 9th "a
D. isI rec9rded in 1iber No 81. folio Ill ct sss
b and at the request Of the holder Of the
thereby, will sell at public auction in front of the
premises on MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH 1883.
at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following real estate
being lot numbered four M in W. W. Corcoran's subd,
vision OF original lots two and three in square num-
the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale: One half cash. and the balance In two
equal instalments, payable with interest in six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold or all cash. at purchasers option deposit
of 800 required at the time of sale all recording
and conveyancing at purchasers cost terms of sale
are not complied with in days from the day Of
sale the trustees reserve the right resell the same
after five days advertisement ut the COST of t
defaulting purchaser, -
o,.o.a. EkATNA Ns az TUA HNS rrus.ees
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me ocIaI fciurnS Of The state % Mary land show
that lioton received - Isl votes and NcIane 81 4aa
This Is total OF III S8-an Increase of II 3 over
The Vote OF 1872 or This Increase Hultou received
all hut 67S votes
The Massachusetts, state vote with CoSno,d sim
missing, Is Robinson, l6ols5: Butler it0u.l; Allny
LODI scattering. NJ; total. 81 49, The senate viii
stand - republicans and - democrats, a gain OF
Two republicans.
The latest returns from all the counties in New
Jersey make Ahhntt : ma lOrlfN ,-nArrnnr q
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Latest Foreign News.

TIE LORD MAYORS SHOW
LONDON. Nov a-rhe lord mayors show, in
honor OF the Inauguration OF Alderman Fowler NJ
r.. as lord mayor Of London. passed off to-day
Win unusual eclat. In Cornhill deliberately
the fora mayor received an address from the COM
mon council The procession. which was over a
lnlie long, elected great enthusiasm The lord
mayor was received with mingled cheers and Kisses
by the crowds, but the show as a whole, was pop
ular on the day OF the election OF Alderman Fowler
TO the lord mayOralty by the board OF aldermen
threats were freely made by the adherents of Al
der1nan Hadley, who was the choice of the livery
OF London, that the procession OF the lord mayors
snow should not pass beyond Temple Bar but no
disturbance occurred.
oDONNELLs AMERICAN COUNSEL.
LONDON. Nov a.-The Ld,r journal saws that,
although English barriSters In two instances were
allowed to conduct cases in United states courts.
these were purely civil cases The Lac Journal
adds that, with the best will towards Mr. Pryor,
the American counsel of O'Donnell. it is extremely
doubtful whether the judge OF the central criminal
court could legally allow him to represent the priS-
oner In bis forthcoming trial
Bark Burned to the Waters Edge.
New YORK, Nov. 9-The bark Msrgarita, OF Uv-
erpoo took fire last night while loading Oil at the
Seaboard refinery works. Bayonne. n. J. She was
towed out into the kills. Off Sailors Snug harbor,
where she was burned to the waters edge She
had on board 1915 barrels OF Naptha and 100 bar
rels OF refined Oil, and was bound to London
A Land Case Decided.
TRENTON, n. j.. Nov. 9.-The court OF appeals OF
New Jersey yesterday rendered a decision in the
case OF the Camden and Atlantic Land company
agt. Edwin Lippincott, the owner OF the Hadlon
house at Atlantic City, involving the accretion OF
lands on the ocean front OF the HaddOn and Seaside
houses This case was appealed from the lower
court, which decided In favor OF ippincott. and the
court OF appeals now afrmS its decision in an
opinion fully sustaining the defendants title to the
lands in question.
Nr. Moses Denies Selling his Wife.s Re.
mains.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat ten o'clock this morning
David Moses the bereaved widOwer OF the late
Blanche Gray, the fat woman. mounted the raised
platform that extends across the curiosity hall OF
the museum on the BoWery, where he is on eXhi-
btion and took his accustomed place between the
ClrcaSSian girl ana the bearded woman. The lee
turer, when eKtolling the virtues OF each of the
cositieS. little Later positively contradicted the
stories now atioat concerning Mr. Moses sale of his
WleS remains After the lecture the reporter
bought OF Moses picture Of his late wife for ten
cents AS he handed back the change OF a quarter
Mr.. Moses said: "ThiS is the only way in which [
have sold Mrs. Moses body, and the only way in
tend to sell it,. Being asked ii he did not her
brother. he said: '.Why should |? have done only
what man and gentleman should do, and il am
moesed by any one 1t will be their funeral pretty
quick"
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The Trial Of IsiyclOsy.
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EpTTIo,

The note OF Mr.. Bond was treated as check.
Witness attention was called to the account
or Ernest RUPERT, and he compared the
entries in pass book and blotter and de-
post slip, and explained the discepan-
cies as he did in the other cases. Some OF
the entries III pass book were not in his hand
writing.
Witness was on the stand when the court adj
journcd for the tiay
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District Government Affairs,

District Government Affairs.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners to-day approved applications
for liquor licenses OF the following persons Alberto
Campbell, John Adlung, George Eglon, William
Herfurth, George Hall, Patrick Kflroy, John d.
Manion, Robert O'Nelll, John A. Richardson and
John Wanderlick, and diSapprOved that Of John
Casey.
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.
The annual report OF the board OF managers OF
the Industrial Home School OF the District OF Column
bia for the fiscal year ended June 90 1888 was handed
In to the District Commissioners this afternoon.
The report says that the boys during the year have
been principally taught in the line of carpentry,
Horticulture and farm work. The girls have been
taught sewing, cooking and general hOusewOrk.
RESPONSIBILITY OF TAX CLERKS
The Commissioners to-day made an order "That
each official or clerk who makes the examination
for data upon which certificates OF unpaid taxes are
issued by the collector OF taxes under the act Of
February 6, 1879, will be held responsible that he
exercises the utmost care In making the same and
shall fnsCriDe the initials OF his name upon the
margin OF such certificates In order identity the
statement OF the particular tax reported by him as
due"
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U,HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
| CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED By

CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BIZ
SMALL FRAME HOUSE
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, holding special term in 80
equity No S445. Equity Docket % wherein a
is defendant which decree passed the 18th day
oe9osr IRA d lss3 We vii on TUESDAY SOtEM
hour of FOUR NJ in front Of the premises offer for
sale at public auction Lot five (5) in square five hun
dred and seventy six t576) in the city of Washington
District of Columbia said Lot being partly improved
by a small frame house.
Terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree are: One
tro ~ OF the purchase money shall be paid in cash
GAY OF SAFE one-thlrd in one and one third in two
ae deferred Payments to bear interest and to be
DS mortgage the property sold deposit
Ci one OF the purchase money must be made when
purchaser. HENRY WIS., - AR rs ~ ' VI
No. Columbian Law Building
N. a.. C. O. COLE,
oSSoo0 AO2 9th street northwest
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TO-lsORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE
FOR SATURDAY.
shall sell, on SATURDAY NOVEMBER TENTH
1883, at TEN O'CLOCK. within and iE front of my aliC-
ton roon an extensive and valuable collection Of
Household Goods, comprising. i'll TART
4ycry handsome French Plate Pier Mirrors with Cor
nice to Match:
L superb French Plate Mante Mirror. in Walnut
Frame q 81 laliid rticle:
~ very hIuds,,Ine Parlor Suites, Walnut Frames,
finely upholstered;
livery handsome Roman Chair, CocohoIo Wood;
Gficea!t hoquctte Carpets, lcrfeC ti5 new;
40 Body and rdpe>try Brussels Carpets;
30 h~ef- lily and Ingram Carrots:
Walnut Marble Top ChaUri,tr furniture;
Painted CuiInb.r Furniture;
Hair AID HuSh Mattress. :;
Cooking and Heating stoves together with about 900
other separate lots.
. large Show Windows Patent Cans
Also.
sc. nS-nt
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l,RON THE BOSTON GUARDIAN" FOR SEP
i tGIube-: The reply Of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Lie ssuIatOn 70 the recent criticisms made upon il
hS 5 .Ire Journals, Of the most straightforward
and ul''i'iivOcal documents that have had the
ltrGSai u for time. There are 10 IFS antis,
az 1.j~ al IT. but the assertions clear cut and
tFlY IL lr i meaning their face If tine ponents
81 " @sst itlO want to meet the issue they have il
mr. t i!'t II thy GO the manly thing for them to
% - u a|AnowltdEv they have nsre presented the i'll
htI 'ral'tti II without reason, and thcrcafr
i,oii ~ y it.i.' Ot.sce Of the Association 1909 II
4 IL on
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THIS EVENING.
L'OIEY, Auct;oneer.

i,
PAWNBROkERS SALE OF UNTEDEENED
PLEDGES
Commencing SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD and
continuing every EVENING AT HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK, until all disposed Of a large and varied
assortment of unree+rEcd pledges consisting Of Dia-
monds Gold and Silver Watches Chains Rings. Brace
lets. Pins Sleeve Buttons Solid Silver and Plated Ware
Lockets. Necklaces 500 Overcoats and listers large
variety of Ladies' Goats Piece Goods Dress and B,lSi-
ness Coats. Pants and Vests Musical Instruments
Checks Guns. Reyolvcrs, Sewing Machines, Trunks
Cutlery, PIPES. Opera and Field Glasses Mirrors Tools
OF all kinds Umbrellas and hundreds Of other articles
too numerous to mention.
All PARTIES having goods deposited will please take
notice
NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE.
G30-11t 1907 eth street northwest.
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Local NG:eS.

Theodore Thomas telec-raphs to MetZerott & Co
that he viii give concert with his orchestra. in
this city. November Both
The Will OF the late Adam Dade was fled to-day
lie leaves all his estate 10 his wife, Louisa whom he
names as
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
u kEAL ESTATE. SITUATED ON NORTH III
SThELT. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
SIRtEIS VEST. AND ON THE SOUTHW VEST
G4bNER OF FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH
iy virtue 81 decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ltrcl OF Columbia dated the 18th day of October So
a - ~ aud passed i'll the OF McCarthy ct 81
al " . fri.n ct al No 1893 the Equity Docket of
s court Tie undersigned, trustee in said cause will
Snyr Tor sale. at public auction, TUESDAY. THE
S!AlH DAI OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1888. AT FOUR
'l-Dtk l.. NJ III front Of the premises the following
usltd red state situate III the city OF Washington,
III IN" District q. Columbia, and known and DESIGNATED
on the IiaT> 81 said cat! lot No L. i'll Square No oil
5Jg
Terms: Onc-fourth cash. and the residue in
three equal jIa~ailnents at six twelve and eighteen
months rSrtclyel with interest from day Of sale and
70 he secured hy the I'.EcLasers notes reserved
lien on the property sold. al cash at purchasers OPP
ton. dt post al 500 vn 10 required each piece
property su II the time C sale and the purchase
tai 10 comply with the terms Of within K
from dat - sale the trustee the riht resell
the properly ~ tie riSE and cost ol such d,taulug pr
Chaser after three days IotIre in TEE IYESING STAR
newspaper CUVt and recording purchasers
JOHN I HANNA trustee.
"ebsters Law building, oU5 street northwest, Wash
isgtOll. II. G..
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. o26-eo&ds
eF-TEE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY. the NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, same
hour and place. By order Of Trustee
Hs-csS THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOnecr.
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Young WoMANs WRONGs.-A young woman,
who gives her name as Annie johnson and SAYS
that her father is wealthy oyster planter OF Viz
ginia, charges Capt Thomas Perasall, OF Rockville
Centre, l. L, with seduction and breach Of promise
OF marriage. She eloped with him after an ac-
Quaintance OF six weeks and after their living
together for three months he deserted her. leaving
her La q destitute condition.
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In FAVOR OF A NEW STATE.-The citizens of that
portion OF Dakota south OF the fOrty-sxth parallel
voted Tuesday on the Constitution prepared at the
Sioux Falls convention In September. The PROPOSE
ton is TO present the Constitution to Congress this
winter and ask for the admission OF the southern
half OF Dakota, which contains 100000 people, as a
state: The Constitution, thus Ear, Is over 1000
oh
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nANENHOWER SON,
IL Real Estate and Insurance,
l226 street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
SITUATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS WEST, AND ON JACKSON
PRINTING OFFICE
By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned bear
ing date February LIST 1882 and duly recorded ber @
No y2 folio t4, 1T one of the Land Records off,
the District Of Columbia and at the written request
the PARTY thereby secured will expose to public SALE
m front of the premises. ON SATURDAY, SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1888 at FOUR
O'CLOCK + NJ, the following described real estate to
CD sixty eight t6S>. sixty nine (69 seventy (7O)
syeiity ID and seventy two CD in Patrick Qurks
subdivision OF original lots seventeen Cd and eighteen
u.s. square six hundred and sixteen (6l6) with the
pruyemeIts thereon.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER at FIVE
r NJ, LOT nnety-one CID in Cabot's subdivision Of
square SIX hundred and seventy GID being part
OF Original lot four a. in said square
Terms OF sale one-tl,ird cash: balance and two
years III equal payments. with interest at per
centuiii per ainum from day of sale payable semi
annually and secured by deed of trust; all cash
purchasers option deposit of $50 each lot Will ,
required at the sale aud If terms not complied with
within SIX days from date OF sale the Trustees
the night to resell the property at the risk and OF
the d.faui;iEE purchaser purchasers days
notice III the Evening Star newspaper. Convey ancng
AMI recordlng al purchasers cost.
VIM. W. DANENHOWFR IT..
NASH'N DANENROWER,} trustees
THOMAS uOWLlNH. Auctoneer. n7-dSds
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THE TRADE DOLLAR NuIsANCE-The directors or
the board OF trade and transportation held meet
ing in Cincinnati "Wednesday and adopted the report
OF committee declaring the trade dollar nuisance
and recommending memorial to Congress for its
redemption by the government and withdrawal
from circulation.