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vTHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANtsHY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
iNIMPROIED SUBURBAN PROPERTY on II n
coin AVENUE COR GLEN WOOD ROAD. K NOW "
As THE MATING PROPERTY, AND ON )
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. d. G.
District ~ Columbia. sitting equity, passed .:i
cAsc tw.rtiI heating 1T al conplaInants and l
0lci sllin ct al ar. defcndantsl No 1861 shall on
MONDAY the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 4 ID
lnN'. ut THREE O'CLOCK T. NJ. ON the premises sell
tn, following dist ribtI real estate situated in said
district Ia wit: Lots NJ. 81 49, 40 H. iS 40 80 G1 fa
u and 70 IN McIarghlin's subdivision of the tract OF
la,id kiWn as PIossat Hill. and also the undivided.
one mai! Interest III and To Lois So 81 and 81 in the
said subdivision of Prospect HILL together with tho
BUILDINGS and improvements thereon consisting of
larE. aid we'll built brick dwelling and stables
On TIE FOLLOWING DAY, AT HALF PAST FOUR
fronting 2n feet inches street by depth OF leo
ittt ON 18th street northwest with the improvements
consisting OF two-aorJ and basement brick dwelling
house,
i"r1ns; One third cash. balance in six and twelve
untS notes 10 bear six per cent interest from of
safe or All cash. at tbs, option of the purchaser a1r
ciiatrh. Deposits o. 50 will lie required each up
linirvtft lot and $3.50 on the homestead and 800 on
tn, STREET property 1t terms of sale not complied
With within five days after day of sale the trustee re-
srvS che right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defauiting purchaser purchasers
JOHN +. ENNIS, Trustee
No. 4s6 Louisiana avenue
In order to secure To the purchaser purchasers of
the homestead mentioned in the above advertisement
Roo and valid title to the whole of the prorery
shall az the SAME TINE AND PLACE offer for sale my
Ud.' i'et halt interest and to the said home
o2.'fttS MARGARET A. THiSDN.
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7 L. CoLDwEIL, Real Estate Auctiopeer
rRi SITES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FRtlNllNGi ON MARYLAND AVENUE AND b
SIkkET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND

fRpNIING ON MARYLAND AVENUE AND
SIkEFT. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS MORT EAST
BY wa az Of deed of trust, dated DereInberA4A
th hp- 1871. duly recor'id in Iifsr No s7a ~
fSb"1 - of the land records for the
frt II Columbia and al t il.st of the holder of tho
n"','i-' thereby. shall sell the surviving tr1Is
T. h Il,1lj ~ tiie premises. TUESDAY. No FM-
EER TWENTIETH. 1sSs at THREE O'CLOCK p
TIC I"liDNilg described real estate. sit the
.IiS OF Hashlngtpn. District Cf Columbia TO wit.
Part of siusrr numbered sven hundred and twenty
sln ('hD beginning at point Maryland
avenue on2 hundred (1G1} feet southw,,stcrIy
from r tle ,S,,ntheast c'rner of said square and
W&riy twenty nve t25t fc-t. thence at right
ai1-r win said avenue north ward
ft'f ana four iices, thence north sixty 0i feet to
hf'L Is ~ssr' t'iIc, ainc said street east MY five
20! f',t ttIcs south nifty three $50 and six (6I
INT and thence To sal and the place of be-
s7niin ttiSr with the improvements consisting Of
trn sHaIi franz houses North b street.
sf1i2N tlt third Il! east ami the balance
t~eIFr ''.ltiis with interest
sttrtEt Is led of trust tn. property sold or all
cash az " ION Gf the purchaser. dtIpsit of SlOO re-
'Irir,t at the time IF sale and al cCnveyancin and re-
crE - 1ir"G>TS cost. Terms to b. CoInyIIed wi IN
If sven 10y otherwise The TRUSTEE. reserves tn rtIr t
r>!l t!iC Trty at the r~k and of the :etuI
purchaser, attic. i've days aVerti>. rnert
JOHN j. JOHNSON Surviving Trustee
h''-ft~ No. 81 ~ street ~ Tth8est
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a .iH Y: me rilS Of ttr tiitfuaI H,>.r,,a ~,
~ 'i%ten T. 1ht tritsi,;,s. nal, 49, ~
hN id I'm : 'lf'I> - one q tic must s,ryhffor.rt
aId nfit.iiF.tal documents that We haye Ia, ab
l+rm7aI =! ioF S'i'. tt"-- Their are no lis MI
or pix al II bUt the assertions cl,-,,
cary th n tn l"rInin on ths If face IL the Gnr.,,ns
" lit A~NtHIA-tH want Ia Iset TIE
'I' To- mo i they du not t'i manly thing f
go II 20 &fAnOV d-t they have tn ~
sflt1on uIdCCcd n without rsa>aIu tler-afitr
Hold tb.lr Ttact OihCc - fi Association LOO W
H.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, PAYABLE agt. Texas Pacific railroad: de-
cree below affirmed with costs. Ulrich agt I'LL
rich; decree below modified. Mercer agt. Hogan:
on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-J,ldge Hdgner.
To-day, CoombS agt. COOmbS; rule on defendant
B1nney agt. Binney; commission to obtain answer
Jarboe agt. ONeal; Walter Brooks admitted as
party and rule issued on O'Neal. Hockmeyer agt
NeWnyer; testimony ordered taken Kirby agt.
Chew; do ROys agt. ROyS; motion to dissolve In
junction overruled-
POLICE COURT-Jud1e Shell.
To-day. Sarah Shanklin, cOlored loud and holster
GUS: S. Al0nzO ChiSley and George Butler colored
profanity; s. each. VIM. Smith, colorad diSorderly
assembly; s. Samuel johnson and Charles Green
both colored, profanity; $40 each. Sherman Ed
ored, and Ida Mahoney, profanity; IS each Michael
Corners, loud and bOsterous; s.. Watson Green
assault; IS or IS days. Adam Reinhardt. keeping a
dangerous dog; SO. Emory Parker, assault and
larceny; grand jury in each case. John Curran
assault; $40.
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TERRIBLE KEROSENE TRAGEDY A krrasrpe
lamp exploded IN the house of MIR ASa RigrrS in
southampton county. Va, SATURDAY ncht Wh,.h
set lire Ia hts night clothes Mr. Rigs waS fatally
burned In trying 10 save him. The hoiSa WAS ~
on fire and NrS Bicgs managed 10 escape frnm th,
house, dying shortly afterw ards Mr.. BigSS' body
was consumed I'm the fine
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER--The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day am. 1913: II AM 3S.4; pm, 81 3.
Maximum 81. q minimum Sal.
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=. sA3!STAG, AUctioncer.

will = H. ii Public Auction commencing TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK
and CONTINUE IN THE EVENING at SEVEN p.
NJ. DAILY. in Store No. 7I9 Eighth STREET south
east opposite the Garrison large and varied Stock
CONSIGNED to us from of the LEADING merchants
of this city The stock consists i'll part of 500 doz
Hosiery. 100 Umbrellas. Go tioz Mems Underwear,
oA TRIMMED Hats. Sd Goz Cloyes 300 doz Hanttker-
chiefs. Wooden Goods, Ribbons Kid Gloves Lace
Goods Dry Goods. Corsets Lot of Toys Of al kinds,
i"wt4~. Napkins. Table Covers and a large lo. OF
othsr goods too numerous 70 mention
SAL icrcmptOry positively
Goods III lots to the trade and private buyers,
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FNO BUY THE NEWEST. THE MOST ELEGANT
Il xnd Cheapest HAIR WORK in the CITY try
J. KOCHON.
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions In
Paris, Lyons and Nienns. "
CORCORAN BUILDING.
oS1 l5fH STREET NOnrHWRsr
Washington. ID. c.
We solicit your Inspection and You will be convinced
Of the difference i'll price and quality. nj
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RETgSOfgeEn
G1I ED.

, ORGANISATIONS Mr. T. HERMAN of wash
ington. II u. to Miss HELM SfiiGNAS ii Flslti-
nor,, Md NJ cards
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I'd Edition.
Latest TalGgIanS to The Star.
A Fatal Explosion in a Mine.

NIKESBARRE, PA, Nov. "A naked light upOn
q miners head at the West End mine In Coalmont
THIS morning, caused terrific explosion. Michael
Bnco>1 was instantly burned to death. John
EskoluS and John Roller were also burned. The
latter two cannot i've but few hours
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to ii. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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]. T. GOODWILL. Auct.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
BY virtue of writ Of venditioni exponas issued ont
81 PIT ne Clerks Office # the Supreme Court Of the Dis
Ic sale. for cash at No IGOl | street northwest on
PEHDA AZ, the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF NOVEM-
PIT 1851 at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ all the right title
liam and interest OF the defendant i'll and to the follow
scr1hed property to wit: Household goods CON
s OF iarIor Bedroom sets. Hall and Dining room
tdrn.tur : PlftuIts, Paintings. &c; also Top Buggy,
ouI+ ana Pole Carriage and Pole and Lawn Mower
nc. to satisfy vendoni exponas No - 674 at Law in
laEor o. Albigence H. Brown against Bradley Barlow
,,,oe, CLAYTON McMICHAEL, u 8 Marshal
iii'.'- DO"IJNu, aucuoneer- n12-dtiIl2
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'syH0Nas BOWLING, Aucrlonecr.
tHASCERi SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Mali TIE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED By

4 SMALL FRAME HOUSE
X! vlrt'r q d. r OF Ia. supreme Court Of the "a
District of Columbia holding a spectral term in 40
t.ity n .s'I' NJ 3.45 Equity Docket ~ wherein s<:H
itiry n willard rI:iIs.riIlt and Joseph e. Willard
, ~ ltlt winch deere passed the 18th ,y Of
,f.,,,tt..r \ ~ l+[t. Viii. TUESDAY SpYEM
Din tft tftt.fffStH t1SfH,. ID I~cst st tho
bt1r Of rot i l. II front OF In. IIrcls, ,.r -
80 - ln'''r aE"t'on lot to j.! e.r rye HIM
Sfrtt a:'t - = MY fjItb city of Washington
iS'fEt' 81 at"i';''., ssd LOt being partly lmprye,i
Forms II s>lir prescribed ~ said d..r, arc. Ora
t'Ir't - - u Iurha- money shall b. unj u, "a - ~,
HdH 81 aI' ''iffl: IL y.ar and third in i've
S'ar~ ~ "a err be.. int r,.t aIf tn be
p 'dfSt ~ t,fGSt vi = IN property sold \ lrp,sit
81 Ii't thilfi - tr FHr''u.sf
t'p'Nt- L A--N> So :; MI cost OF
IAis4-%7'E HENRY WISH tIAKNFTT
No = Columbian Law E.iitilfv
G {. COLE
prs9.-t!t- m ..-x..,
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tngtOn for several weeks
REMARKABLE LETTER OF A SCHOOL TEACHER WHO
HAS "GEsT FINNISH HIS EDUCATION-A young
man, who says he Is school teacher in South Caro-
lna has written the following remarkable letter to
the Postmaster General:
81 Selict to writ to you and hop you will Agree
with me. am Gest Finnish my Education this
year and anne Teaching School In Aiken County
and Mr. Richard told me that you is the Postmaster
Generl ate Washington and l wOd Tx to Git Place
to one the K X. TO Garry the mail VIII you Pleas
to git me Place II they is Inney Mead of me-
Pleas to Give me n Place one some Rail Road n
there is not more Place at the time Please Sin fore
me. Or Sin me to some Rail Road. II Their is Inney
Place for Sistion Agent Pleas to Sin for me.
anne 81 one year OF Age
Writ you Letter to -,6Cn
One Of the officials Of the signal service bureau
said to-day that the weather will grow colder until
tomorrow evening, when IL VIII begntO moderate
and next day Will again be warm
To-day w. I. Whelan filed bill for an Injunction
against E. NJ. Lowe, P. A. DarneilIe and n. Reed. to
prevent defendants from Offering for sale certain
promissory notes, and asking that they be can.
celed
BrOckway Arrested i'm New York.
CAPTURED WITH TWO OTHER ALLEGED COUNTER
FEITERS.
w. E. Brockway, who was said to be the princi-
pal In the 81 900 u s. six per cent bond counter
letting scheme, and who gave testimony against
Smith and Doyle, his co-workers, in whose posses
sion the bonds were first discovered, was arrested
In New York on Saturday, together with his asso-
ciates, Nathaniel ID. Foster and Lewis Martin on
the charge OF cOunterfeittng bonds on the motifs
and Essex division Of the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna railway company, and OF the Central
Pacific railway company, worth $4,000 Brock
way has, On several occasions been arrested by the
secret service detectives, who always keep close
watch upon his movements. Foster and Martin
were arrested at house on Lexington avenue
where were found dies, stamps, type, plates and
batteries used In counterfetttng both the bonds in
question. A large quantity OF bonds were also
found. When the men were arrested they carried
papers which will add to the evidence against them
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SENATOR VOORHEES, goes to New York tonight,
and thence to Indiana. He will not return to Wash
tngtOn for several weeks
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Expenses Of the Navy.

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FOURTH AUDITOR
The annual report Of Charles Bearlsley, fourth
auditor of the Treasury, shows from vouchers ex-
amined that the expenditures of the navy for the
last fiscal year were SIS 1245O6. It Is shown that
payments abroad were made by drafts on Seligman
Bros London, amounting to s., COG and upon
the secretary OF the Navy to 1861 ,O69 The CON-
mission paid the London agents was SIS, 943. Mr..
Bealdsey renewS his suggestion OF last year that
the work OF the London fiscal agents could be equally
wen done by one OF the Navy departments own
discussing officers, with little II any addition to
present expense.
The filing of large number of claims for mileage
arising In travel performed abroad by officers of
the navy from 1895 to 1874 presents In the audi
tors opinion. strong evidence OF the propriety OF
some limitation being placed by law upon the prose-
cutiOn Of such stale demands.
ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for four months, to take
effect about December g. 1883, Is granted 1st Lieut..
Edward B. Pratt a3d infantry. The leave OF Capt.
r. I. Bennett, 9th cavalry, Is extended two months
on surgeons certificate OF disability eIeave for four
months, with permission to apply'for an extension
Ht ,wo 70 ha1 Waen the g
list Lieut. George H. Palmer, 10th infantry.
CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE PosrMAsTER.-Mr.
Edgar Snowden, editor OF the Alexandria Gazette,
will, 1t is understood. be candidate for postmas-
ter of the next House. He was assistant pOstinaS-
ter OF the House In the Forty-fourth Congress.
STATES OVERHEAD BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Judge Lawrence first controller OF the Treasury,
rendered an opinion to-day, In which he holds
that the state OF Minnesota IS not entitled five
per centGm the estimated value OF 81 % per acre
OF the permanent Indian reservation In that state
until after the Indian title to them IS eXttnguShed
and the land sold. In investigating the subject
Judge Lawrence discovered that there were
some states which, by special provisions OF law,
did receive the five per cent before the lands were
sold, and received the amount also after the In
dian titles were exttnguished and were consequent
ly paid twice. The overpayment amounts to over
$500, GOO, and Judge Lawrence intends taking steps
TO have the amount repaid by the respective states
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THE civil service commission held conference
with the President this afternoon.
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THOS. f. PARLETT, Auctioneer

IHNHOS +. PARLETT, Auctioneer
sfE e iAtu AHD PIR RE- SALE OF FINE
SADDLE HoRsEs Direct 1A FROM NIX kiN r CRY
Wn be sold at the Bazaar Nos. S. 65 and CT North
hs1 II 81 has IF NRsS
and ep 9 dr1 1s ha efss hs n
! steam warranted sound
stylish Ven broka and PROMPT 0 dv 10 1 feares
One Steel Gray Gelding s years old 16 hands high Of
t p3 4hs and acton powerful going horse trot
one Black Mare years old; 15a hands high very
stylish Isl has six dferen: and distinct eaits kind and
state+ warranted sound.
ls hands hish pret fsy horse i eag n1s oid
suitable fer coupe or family carriage warranted
T: THREE OTHER BAY SINGLE DRIVERS.
call special attention of purchasers to the above
she as thf sa@1f has Ken 6en selected with care by
f1 ana examine them and ride drive them time
Taos E PARLETT, Anict. ihoAAS Nh nIl.5t
C RE Ne Estate va ": BEING THE VEST SIX lots
Fae e at cAffToL Af fhkk STREET NORTHEAST
n BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
pSs on the 10Th day Of NSysnbsr 1888
n B kas ana ctbss .rs sf e
ants shall offer for sale at public front
FUN FS G6cR IT.
20 h I'M, @ nv, tol SIX (6> seven 90 eight ts nine
W ana ten lO OF James NJ LattiS recorded s,Ihdiyi-
sion 81 square numbered hundred and twenty
sven CD ID the, City of Washington, District of
C3mfnmhias The said property will he sold by lots
- itrins OF sale as prescribed by the court third
PAYABLE sS o. III, months after day of sale
rssIT9ctvely with interest the whole amount due
payable each SIX go months, all cash. the option Vt
lhe purchaser or purchasers Such purchaser or p,r-
siaserS II not paving all cash. to give his their notes
Tor TIE deferred Payments above provided. and no
at 20 I've gwen until full payment of purchaa money
tqe!sSt OF l!O viii be required each lot when sold
All at cost of PURCHASER purs hsser,
3a IN default Of compliance with the terms of sale
WItl ttn ol uays the property will be r.sold at the
fish ana cost OF the nlting purchaser purchasers
HENRY +. DAVIS Trustee
,n AGO Louisiana avenue
j. T. COLDWELI. Auct nI2aodEds
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MARRIAGE LICENsKs.-Marrtage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO James Hagan
and Mary Ann Sheehan: Charles +. Page, of Phila-
dephia. and Mrs L. Nermillion: Clement Jones and
Ida Washington; VIM ii. Williams and Alice Ford:
L. ID. Robinson. OF King William county, Va, and
Sophie c. Slaughter; Henson DiggS and Mary J.
Sevey; w. A. ReinbuTg and Mary A. Naley. OF
Marlboro, Md; Moses Hopkins and Annie Smith;
Joseph q. Rodler and Annie Schladt.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE.-Deeds In fee have
been Recorded as follows: c. Alexander TO Julia T.
Peek, lots 2 to 4, So 40: $lOOW Charles White to
VIM. Chase lot % ST. $40; SCI 20. Julia I. Peck TO
Columbus Alexander, west half block 113. George
town; 81, ss7 81. j. T. Arms To :. d. Newcomb lot
Is. sub OF 9, Is and 16, So. &i 1850 T. Cavanlugh
to n NJ Brooks. lot 5. block 81. Columbia Heights
$685. and encumbrance. n. NJ Brooks to r. d.
Townsend, same property; &4.aO and encum-
brance W. B. jackson to ". Sauter, part 4. So west
OF Sd: 1874: S12.SO. L. NJ Saunders TT al TO +. f.
Donoho, parts and 10. So. 9f5; s.. W. B. Webb
trustee. ct al to q. w. BarneS lots g. and = ..ETfe
and Fife Enlarged" s2.l50. John Gallagher to w.
n Morrison parts "a to 46. sub. So. 1.0rs s60. J.
PerhaIn to G. III. Payne, same property; 500. G..
Mason TO J. s Ashton ct al. sub. D.. 81. $780, $500
Charlotte +. Fail to S: A. Mckinney, parts 45 and
rs, So 900 81 900 c. J. fIillyer TO j. Marion SiElmS
sub lot So So 1875; s4,5'5. b. w. Frazier to same,
lot 81, do: SAB ChaS- NJ. Chesney to Helen VI.
White, LOT IS, Sd AS; $3.50. Alfred Ella TO Lucien
Ella, part r. so. 406; s. A. Herman 10 Regina
ton TOD. Van RisMick and G. ID. Church, lot =.
Georgetown: s.. j. Van RiSwick to J. j. OAR
lington, same property: s.. NJ. W. Stanton TO
Louisa c. Loefer, lot 81, part /, So ss5; $500. ii.
Gordon To J. A. Prescott ct AL lots r.. sub lots 1T
and H. block Z, Mt. Pleasant: s6s2 C. = Drury to
Julia L. FITZGERALD, lots le2 ard i23 sub of II and
23, Sd. 2j4; 5000.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSCN BROS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SAIL OF A DESIRABLE TRACT OF
LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON ON
OF NEAR ROCK CREEK, KNOWN AS THE
ADAMS MILL AND COLUMBIA MILLS PROP
ERTY ~
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of the a.
,1s ,y 1T CaliunGs passed in Equity cause No
ErfIynttIsfi ,F % M Mo- The TWELETH pay OF
certain parcels tracts of land in Washington county
In SAID District know Part of Pretty ProSpcctn and
Lamar or Pleasant Plains" lying the bank Of
kch creck and west of Lttle's place, and south of
woody lane, with good roads the place known as
Adams Mill and Columbia Mills Property containing
"a acres Of ground less For Particular de-
scrt2n of this property by metes and bounds refer
en't - hereby made to Ler Gil, folio 81, of the
lard records for said District. and to the proceedings
said equity cari>e.
Terms Of sale One thrl cash the residue in three
T3i Payments at twelve and eighteen months from
gay az sai the purchaser giving pruisOry notes there
lore tn my order. bearing interest at per cent from
TIE day of sale or thf pure has all cash
Crater portion than third his election title to
retained until the purchase money ard interest
II IN, terms not complied with seven days after
tue day OF sale reserve the right resell the risk
and cost of defatng purchaser All cDnveyancng at
CeptaIne Of bid. - -
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee
1870 AZ 9th street northwest.
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dispatch nom Dallas Texas. says that VA
rety actress named lilly Dale, who has been con
nectei with Hollands variety theater in that place,
has suddenly disappeared and Simult anrouslA With
her departure S50b worth OF diamonds are missing.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.


TH'S EVENING
VhTEE b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
FINE ARTS.
SALE EXTRAORDINARY
The Private Collection Of
MIR D GALE
OF Philadelphia
To Is, sold a public sale. without reserve.
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,.
NOVEMBER TWELFTH, THIRTEENTH and FOUR
TENTH. at EIGHT PM at our
NEW ART GALLERY.
1909 street, facing Pennsylvania avenue
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
DAY AND EVENING UNTIL. TIME OF SALE
Artists represented in the Catalogue:
7. \. AB,i2rla Paris Emile A Pinchsrt Paris
+ {. Bars"<. Lordon, 4 Rooecnboom. Brussels.
g. Brown. NV FORK. VI. J Richter, Munich.
II EaT~sN IaTIS. UIFpplytr Spbron, Paris,
+. J Carahain. Brussels j. saurfelt. Paris.
a. HeIGiiyl.. Paris Nm strut Paris,
=, iia4-orrnan, Paris. J. J. Van Leemputten, Br',s
Louis ia@;.ils Paris F Vansevertionck Brussels
" Mi,lw,.nd Ioii,lon p Van schprdlt Brussels
a M"u,lard. Paris J II. Wilson. London
r. II. Mas FrrieSels. G. WINNER, Munich,
+ Notcr-,,erl. Brussels, " Picard Paris.
j y Oiforl london. And many others.
NJ r. SCOTT, Jr.. viii conduct the sale
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
rsGt Arc,:o,so-s
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(.HA,NGERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyED
- PkpSERTY ION ON THE Ep EAST SIDE IS FoEE
TWEEN y srkEET ASp Rhode !sE IhiS2b AVE- "
kyE AND on S SStTH sIRE OF RHODE ISLAND
ExcEIIESf oPPoRTuNfrY z For st CAPITALISTS,
By virtue Of decrse Of the Supreme Court Co Of tbe
District OF Columbia passed on the twenty frstSFs
1s cay e, 9 ass1es 10 e E s sT %
p Z irsRs e II s On f FUu
). of Hetmuller's recorded subdivision of SQUARE
numbered two hundred and forty-two t2425. in tho
OF the said lots four a. t6 eight fs5 which the
court ny its order Passed in said has authorized us
lows: Lot four a. into three lots each fronting twer
ty-two I2) feet and esht ts nches Fourteenth 14th,
strt lot SIX co int" three lots each fronting twenty
stree-a Of SAID subdyisona lots be bounded by
the rear line of tbs Present lots and the sub division Of
at right angles with Fourteenth street lot eiybt "a
fronting on Rhode Island avenue, be sub-ivde into
Island avenue the one bounding on the aliey to be
twenty six 26 feet wide and the other two each TWEEN
in all nine 9 lots fer sat each which is IN e,iabls
sit. for building purposes.
conrt One-tlird cash and the residue in one and
two years from, day of sale with interest from day Of
TERED Payments Of ally purhas ,oneV are to be a s
cured by Withholding deed or by taking mortgage or
s es a 9 20 r. a So 5 a "nr aasss and
these terms Of sale he piled with within t6) days
r,e will be made at cost and risk of the delinquent
each lot will he required by Trustees on acceptance of
bid By the decree the Trustees empowered to post
pot sold the ,ay advertised All convey ancing il to
b. at purchasers cost.
%I2EfaM + i A EPMoSS1s;ros2 Trustees
,,,oe ,z..,., Offices. 42o 9Th street northwest