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LYNCH LAW IN ALABAMA.-At Birmingham. Ala.
a negro named Lewis Houston, charged with at
tempted outrage on respectable widow lady, was
arrested on Friday night HIS intended victim den-
titled him. He was placed In the county jail at 10
O'Clock Saturday night. mob OF $50 masked men
overpowered the TALLER and hanged Houston TO a
tree. He was allowed i've minutes to pray. He
protested his innocence to the last
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CHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
THE -, WASHINGTON HOUSE. CORNER OF
NUE. NORTHWEST
Under and and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
cause No s,47O, Doc %, Daniel w. Middleton VS. I'D
Jnlla Middleton ct al the undersigned Trustees ap-
pointed DF SAID decree will SELL ut public auction to the
highest bidder Lot No and parts OF Lots Nos and s.
In reservation ~ In the City of Washington, D. O. on
1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the premises
as the Washington House" and for many years occu-
pied hotel. ~
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree to be- One.
thrd VI the purchase money in cash. and the balance
one and TWO CD years. the deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured the satisfaction of the
Trustees deposit of two hundred dollars will be re-
the cost Of purchaser If the terms Of sale are not COM
ped with IN ten DAYS from date Of sale the Trustees
cost Of the defaulting purchaser
w. B. WEBB Trustee
400 9Th street northwest
FRANK e. MIDDLETON, Trustee,
nl9-m-v.s&ds 7O1 10Th street northwest
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THE GERNAN-AMERICAN BANK CAsEs-Gen But
Ter to-day In the Supreme Court OF the United
States made motion for rule to show cause WHY
writ OF certoran should not issue to the Supreme
Court OF the District to take up the cases of John
HitZ, indicted with c. E. PrentfSS for violation of
the national bank act, &C. The court granted the
rule to show cause, returnable the first Monday In
January.
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By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF the.,
a. d. 1881, and passed i'll the Mccarthy eft E:A
Ct OBrien ct al No 1898 of the Equity Docket of
said court the undersigned trustee In said cause will
~ f naSe or aut S T1pA6
at -FOUR AND HALF O'Clock p. M in 'front.' nfo II
the premises the following described real estate situate
IN the city of Washington In the District of Columbia
and known and designated pats Of said city as
house. and Immediately thereafter part lot numbered
H. in No $50 beginning for the same at point
on street west 20 feet south from the northeast
her of said lot and running thence south feet thence
east on street 10 feet thence south 20 feet thence
east SO feet to LIST street and the place Of beginning and
containing 2elO square feet, more less. and unn
proved.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the residue in three
equal at six. twelve and eighteen months
respectively with interest from day of sale and to be
secured by the purchasers notes and reserved on
the property sold or all cash. at purchasers option
ery sold at the time of sae and if the purchaser fail to
comply with the terms of sale within week from
date OF sale the Trustee the right to resell
property at the risk and cost of defauti,g plr-
newspaper Conveyancine and recording at purchasers
cost. JOHN F. HANNA trustee
Websters Law Building. 5o5 street northwest, Wash
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct nl4-d&ds
eB- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until MONDAY NOVEMBER
IMENI1-SiAIH same hour and place.
by order OF the Trustee.
n24-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
e. THE ABOVE SALE IS AGAIN POSTPONED
IN consequence Of the rain until IOMORROW (TUES-
and place BY order of the Trustee.
n26-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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THOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGECQWN

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN1M-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme -
Court OF the District Of Columbia, passed the
t Rsred s0s6 We shall sell at public seto9 II front Of
Ine ,TeSRecIive premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the FIFTH
~ 1A ZOE OF DECEMBER 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
being in Georgetown in said district and stineushed
on the gropnd plat thereof the west twenty three @
feet 'front.' by depth one hundred and twenty 2 feet
OF lot Numbered eghtytwo fs2 and the west thirty
2 feet Of lot numbered eighty !s6 in Holmeads
adduon thereto being In square numbered ninetyfour
S9 Said part OF lot So being improved by two
story DICK house numbered 1888 West P street north
west ana SAID part OF lot Sc fronts East street.
mesliately in the rear thereof, and is uninproved.
iers OF sale as prescribed by said decree: One third
cash tSf which 200 must be paid by the purchaser Of
each lot at the time of sale residue at six and twelve
months rssIectiyey from day of sale with interest
of the purchaser and deed of trust upon the property
sold or an cash at optionof purchaser All conveyan-
eng ana rcorng at purchasers cost The trustees
serve the right to resell the property at defautng pr
ten days -
CHAS II. CRAGIN JR..
VIM. j. MILLER " trustees
n23- dEdS 1856 Louisiana avenue n
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Latest Foreign Nexus nv Cable

THE REBELS CLOSE TO KHARroUM
LONDON. Nov. ga khartoum dispatch 70 the
ifhees says Arabs report large fierce OF rebels
close to khartOum. Ell Mahdi has Issued orders 70
al the tribeS not TO send corn TO khartoum.
Inc dispatch says: "Ne only have food for
month"; There are only two thousand men here TO
defend nearly four miles OF lines OF communion
oh Ii Is perfectly useless to attempt to hold khar-
n0uhl wnen the population Is a Slumbering volcano
me id line OF retreat Is closed. and the river line
uas oe stopped tomorrow. The rebels are holding
the cllis overhanging the river at Sebaukem
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MAR RIEO,

EoOD-LUNSFORD on Wednesday evening M
hnrb list H., iSs3 at the rsctory OF 81 Ihns r
~ S.Soff,town: ID. c., TO Miss ADDIE EDMONDS
LoNSkORD Of Warrenton, Va No cards
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A Mystery Of the Sea.

PANAMA, Nov. ia mystery OF the sea is hidden
ia the extraordinary sight which the captain of the
brush PARK Avon, recently arrived at Valparaiso
reports having witnessed at sea When In latitude
Is degrees 50 south, and longitude 46 degrees A
west, ne sighted the wrecks OF two large vessels,
and at distance OF two and half miles dlscov-
cred the wreck OF a third vessel
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TNHE GREAT

5 SSEsFzfr HEAf AS H?gEF
SILL 1f NNaaeeffH5f 5h i5ra ssI
TRAINS daSE MAs1SSToS FROM STATION CORNER
For I.sburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
dsy Vim Slim 5S cars f he1s a fT
t. t. Smcirnati M..tern Express 40 p M daily. with
o wa va cas and 5 s. fOanf' + dKfiy WITH fSr
Co. Gar .' sSe IS Ges ssG ths Mai Ws tsp Ts
falAta@E AsD f F51S,5Ai hS Ss..,,
10 o. m .ai!y. except Saturday, with Palace Cars
its-! Lsxs Washington on Sat urriay night Will not
70 ii.ianisr9rt, Lock Haven and Emra at 9:4oa m
= t d. z =, s& ~'I, sur SUNDAY.
&C. iogO and ll.i3 m On sunday. 100 10 90 and
j. - = M lll't,d LxPress of Pullman. Parlor Cars
f.r ioton without change, liOp. every week day
10 Erookyn \ y ii through trains connect at Jer
sgy CITY with beats OF Brooklyn Annex. affording
mage across New York City. O''''e uo'''i' ief-
are u NJ On sunday. AGO. 1000 and III Is o. IN
Il, I'D E.rrsss 949a IN daily except sunday
90 40 40 go 40 loo and II "a a 1n iao
SUNDAY. $40 lo:50 m.4 90 go 40 10 O6 and IL Is
For Pores Creek Line ESQ a. m and 4:4op m. daily,
For Annapolis so m and 40 m daily. except SUM-
A hSP sbbEEpE ASG Masnis sA
f., hA al1sod1i. e..z ,n 90. .-,,,a
so and g Il p@ 10 'p On IS sa as n 4
For Kit almond and the south ss and II o5 m daily
1iains loI pm daily sss , SUNDAY
AN LOO sos a io o5 and ia % 40 aS ID
m and u 10 midnight On SUNDAY a; o5 and To- 10
Text. and information at the Office northeast corner
sq cam E , oa ss and Sta.
SAse To destination from hotels and residences
<r,,g 70 ~ X WOOD General Passenger Agent
Shho n fUGH General MANAGER nj
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SECESSION FROM THE KNIGHTS OF LABoR-A tel.
egram from Bfnghampton, says: There has been a
break In the ranks OF the Knights OF Labor The
cause Is the arbitrary course pursued by Powdery
or scranton. The leaders I'm the revolt are VIM.
Secor. James LOzer, VIM. Crosby and James Barnes
Three hundred and fourteen persons have signed
the roll OF new order, and applications for thirty
seven charters have been received.
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In the Police Court this morning the warrant for
rape against James Hunter was nolle pressed Mr.
Moore stating that he had been turned over to a
neighbor1ng Jurisdiction where the penalty. If con-
Mcted was death.
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RANGE OF THE THKRNOMETBR.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the chief sigma
officer to day. am, g. 1; IL am, 1876; pm, a.
Maximum, 49.5; minimum, 4a6
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
EkEN,H STEEEr, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated the fifteenth Yx
day OF Noveber 1876. and recorded on the 18th day
OF January A D. ls7!, III Iiber No SAL folio 229 -
nn,ersi9nr as Surviving Trustee will offer for sale by
k'Gic aetl2n N trent Of the lrenses on TUESDAY
PAsI FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ: all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate and being in the
District Of Columbia and city of Washington and known
and distinguished as Lot numbered forty three 43) in
square numbered three hundred and sixty three (363
according to the subdivision of said square made by
AiattinTy Wilson, Trustees and duly recorded in the
Surveyors Office of the District of Columbia
Terms of sale: One-thrt of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal ins alnlents
and two from day OF sale with from day
OF GALE to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold or all cash. at the option of the purchaser de-
post of 800 will he required at tie time of sale. All
chaser. If the terms of sale not complied with
within ten days from day of sale resale of the prep
erty will be made at the risk and of the defautiIg
purchaser after five days public advertisement thereof
nl5-d&ds THOS. II. CALLAN. Surviving Trustee
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE UNIMPROVFD
LOT on TWENTY-FIRST STREET WEST Be
TWEEN NJ AND N STREETS NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, DC
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the twenty 90
fifth day of July AID 1882. and duly recorded n5M
llDer No LOLA, folio 129, ct seq of the land
records Tor the District of Columbia and the written
request OF the party secured. viii expose to public
sale 1 IN front of the premises, THURSDAY the
SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER A. D. 1888 at HALF
PAST FOUR PM. The tollowfng-de real estate
!ocated in the city Of Washington to wit: part of Lot
numbered tour "a, in square numbered ninety nine
1 G0 4excribrd by netes and bounds follows Begin
Ili Ter the same at point the east side Twenty
FIRST FIRST re west thrty-sevn feet two inches south
iWenty.tirst street and running thence south twenty
nVe feet i've inches thence east ninety feet; thence
north twenty-five feet five inches; thence west ninety
Terms of sale: One half cash balance in six and
twelve months in equal payments, with interest at 81 K
per centnm per annum, payable scin annually and
secured by deed of trust all cast at the purch-
aserss option deposit Of Is will b. required the
time OF sale If terms of sale net complied with
Mlthn seven days from date Of sale the Trustees
the right to resell the property at I'll risk md cost of
oe1atltlng purchaser five days ,:.ti;,. Evening
Star newspaper. Conveyances and =, riding at pur-
ChaserS cost
Arson s. TAYLOR, 1a21 street northwest
WILLIAM II. WETZELL, 2i3l Il s.r, IT northwest;
n26-d&ds Trustees
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SPECIAL SALE OF PIANOS AND OReAys

No: IA superb Square Grand Piano. ins@Az7
massive rosewood case inlaid with pearls
a heavily carved legs and Tyre very powerful w.
ana in tQne took the first prize the great
now in perfec, order with all modern nrTovement
Price. $lS5 cash if sold before November 18th No2
genuine Nm knsbe Co in style nearly like No nearly
$40 No IA Haines Bro Square Piano: cost S45O on
the Avenue Is good when bought; will take $65
worth $4OO No. "A full sized three-stringed Cabinet
Strand uRrigh used three months standard
Piano In perfect order with stool and cover only $50
40. 6MGood Square Piano. for practice only SEQ No
Daniel Beatty Organ: cost $l25; has 81 stops S35
No 9INew Organs, fully warranted, $50 No 1O-The
IS monthly payments; the only organs in the world
N B-Lberal prices allowed for second hand instru
ments in exchange bring deposit as you viii need t.
no refusal given without deposit ''
Remember the place
G. ]. REED.
nlU 433 It'll street Dorthyrecf
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to Tle Star.


ST LOUIS. Nov. GA dispatch from the west
sayS the Central Pacific Railroad Company ami
Ihe Meus, Fargo Express Company have offered a
reward OF = 90 for eaI either $4,000 for the
Nhoie party that robbed the passenger train near
pening on Friday. Ii is believed that John Price,
OF the gang. \
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MR. W. B. THOMPSON, the superintendent OF the
railway nail service, has gone to Florida for the
purpose of arranging facilities for handling the IN
crease In mail NATTER which the winter resorts In
that state occasion.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

IT STANDS AT THE HEAD,
Il HE NEW AMERICAN. Not
Office: Corner 9TH and H.
Ladies' and Mechanical Men who have been using
American Sewing Machines the past twenty years will
please call and examine our latest production. Strictly
noIseesS positively the Iightest high
chine made For foot and hand power Old Amer
leans taken i'll exchange repaired and made equal to
$1,000 ~
The New Queen" New Domestic" New Singers
ana all other irst-class Machines at popular prices
Renting and repairing, all kinds
Auerbachs best Sewing Machine Oil scents per bottle
For sale only by
nl1 c. AUERBACH Corner 7th and H.
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IL NJ toMfLalNTS. BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. &c, are
speedily relieved. and taken I'm time permanently
cured 10y Dr. Jayne'S EXpectorant. You viii fihd ID
aiSo certain remedy for Coughs and Colds
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CHAporEAUr.s
WINE m prprov.

WINE PEPTONE,
wfneglassful of which contains 10 srsmmes OF BeA
aTtifcialy dieested by PeIsine II entirely ssdms
BILE and passes into the blood vessels without requne
the stomach to do any previous work 1t highly res
commended (by the medical faculty OF Paris) 70 conys
lescents to persons whose blood poor or who suffer
from ClorOsis. Diabetes, Weakness General Wsstipe
Away Stomach Ache Gsstalgia of Appetite or to
those Exhausted by Excess of Work Age Fever Dyeen-
terry, Disease Of the Chest Cancerous Afectious Fra
quent Travelling or Long Fatigue. Paris Rue viviennS
No. &
Sold by al DrusgistA jA22mkthly
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ARRIVALS OF Conference.-The following men,
bers OF the House have arrived In the city since
Saturday, and are located at the places given:
William II. Forney, Alabama, 1116 G street north
west; Thomas Williams, Alabama Metropolitan:
benton McMflnn, Tennessee, Metropolitan; Robert
William H. Hatch, Missouri, Wizards; Fl. L. Null
doom, Mississippi, Ebbitt; James X. Jones, Arkan-
SaS, Metropolitan; s. w. Peel, Arkansas, Mades'
hotel A. II. Buckner, Missouri. Metropolitan.
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y OBERT y. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioueer
IL 10th and streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON X STREET. No. 1903 THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON Z. IN
GERSOLI.
on the first day of November 1873, and eighth day a
Of April, 1873 and recorded in Liber No 1871 fooA4
254 and Lbr No so folio l44 in the Land Records Of
the District OF COLUMBIA will sell at public auction
front OF the premises on TUESDAY, DECEMBER
OtRIH d.. 1855, at -FOUR O'CLOCK F. a. the
FOLLOWING Real Estate in the city of Washington District
W.T. Lot numbered two % in kidwells recorded subd
vision OF square numbered two hundred aud severn
teen 2l according TO the plat thereof in the office of
H. -IrVoyorot Washington city. District of Columbia
inns Of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance in
one Two and three years. with interest thereon the
iat OF SIN per cent per annun payable semi annually
or I'll cash AT the option of the purchaser deposit Of
SO to BE- made at time of sale terms of sale not
coiltd with i'll ten days tie Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and defaultn
purchaser The title TO be etaine by the Trustee until
~. entire amount of purchase money has been paid
All conveyanclng at the cost of purchaser.
JAMES q. BERRET, Trustee
~ " HVIlLMAN. ANctlOlIter. ElIlN,lS
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RALIIMOi;E AND OHIO RAILROAD
2hL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1HE EAST AND THE WEST
' IL. WASHINGTON.

1HE FAST AND THE WEST.
loUBlE IEA ftT, y = =, COUPLER,
Schedule to tate effect SUNDAY, November H. 1889
~ n and street .ty Eastern Standard or 10Th Mer
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis
fI faSS, az 20 500, a n lolS a. n. 1910 p with
ltrh's Without change. lU:l0 i. daily to Chicago
1or littshurg at 10 y a m and e:4or m daily. $40
IL Fit;sls Cleveland and Ietroit witIS Slten
1iL Cars To I1;tsIl3ry
1or fc!st.9 ana Detroit via Monroevle 1Ol5 a. m
9ay "th SitcE II ;or Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
1Ia,i4 iar philadelphia and New York at $40 m
e except sunday p. m. and 1870 daily. with
= ~ .T and sieviins Cars attached
a. . ~ G3 M II 10 220 2:55 B. So 4;3O 4;40 $50
rs 4'40 $50 : sio 10 ' PM 6'' 'Oo an 10
day. 90 M 40 IN. A pm Oh "'ii
For Say stations between Washington and Baltimore.
For stations on Metropolitan branch. 40. SO a. III
ana . - = III, daily exceIt Sunday, As daily: for
os.y ior fretie!ick. $50 am: lois a.ul. 4:45 pm
kol ha-erstown. 1O:lo and 545 pm daily except
Tram arrive from the West daily 60 $50 am 22a
Prom New York and Philadelphia 2.55, $50 am daily
fI9la Annaiolis. So am. 1:5O. 6:37 PM Sunday.
From Lexington 10 a m daily and 2l5p m daily
N 2 P mn 't and ' soe p p0Il'S s' esceps
sunday; 500 =: III daily from Point of Rocks
I'll s.s s sIa an 1856 tS6 S1zhn Pss 80
20 sl S aid Sl' s 2 m on ms SUNDAYS 4;4o
Al ,ilns from Washington stop at Relay Station except
.Icr lnrther Information apply at the Baltimore and
DhIo rket Otiice-W ashnston Station 6l9 and 1851
VIII l. taken for baggage to be checked and received at
" Nj. CLEMENTS: NJ. Of T. Baltimore
III! L h LORD. tIeIII Passenger Agent
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AN INTERESTING RELIC-The beautiful banner
presented to the Apostle OF Temperance, Father
Mathew, by the ladies OF Cork, Ireland, In April,
Temperance society in that city was unfurled last
night at the meeting of st. Patr1ck's Total Absti-
nence Society. In the presence OF a large and en-
thusiaStic audience. Mr.. f. McNerhany gave an
interesting history Of the banner, which. it ap-
pears was carried by the great apostle I'm his Won
derful temperance crusade throughout Ireland Eng
by Father Mathew to his intimate personal friend,
Cen Sherboune, whose granddaughter, Mrs I. W.
Young, OF South Washington, is now its pOssessor.
The banner Is made of pure white Irish silk. Is
handsomely ornamented and appropriately in
Scrihed.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
PROPOSALS.

WASIIISGTON. d. G.,
w OCTOBER 81, 1893
Sealed Bids invited for furnishing about 81 600
pounds of Iron CASTINGS for covering CAPITALS Of sr,a
Columns and p1la-tfTS in the Pension building to-
b. opeI.eti at NOON. on DECEMBER SD 1898
Bids To hr addressed as below, where drawings and
sIeciE atiOIs can be had 1880
NJ. c. MFIGS
Supervising Engineer and Architect
New Pension Building.
Eo.bh', ii, 25-NSul No. 13lb street northwest
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
1ASos

HEINEKAMP TIANOS
Are used by $1,000 Professors Artists and Amateurs:
and are recommended above all Others Competent
judges pronounce them unequaed brilliancy of tone
singing qualities and durability Low factory prices
and easy terms. Several now hand but little used
will be sold very low. Old pianos taken part payment
at full value.
BRANCH FACTORY wAREROOM.
n22 lo7 10Th S+rao+ Eor.h,,o..
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

STORAGE OF SEvENTY-FIvE on PkISTINGS
AND ENGRAv1NGS. COMBINING ANTIQUE
AND MODERN CANVASES.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER
TWENTY I'VE EIGHT; 1888. COMMENCING at SEVEN
sell without reserve, about seventy-fve Oil Paintings
which have been in store about two years and will lbs
sold for storage and advances
n26-3t THOMAS DOwJ ma Anc+
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
E1TCH, FOX 1 BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'
THIS EVENING.
A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.


viii sell, at my store. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue n "
by public auction, commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER
TWENTY IS at TEN O'CLOCK A. n. my stock Of
Forfeited Pledges This sale will of Gold Silver
Brass and Nickel Watches Gold Vest Chains Gents
God Charms and Lockes. Scarf Pins Studs Collar
rngs Pins. Bracelets Necklaces, Beads and Lockets
Plain Gold and Set Rings Gold Pens Pencils and Tooth
picks Diamonds and other Precious Stones Rings
Earrings Pins and Studs and in fact all kinds of
elry; Solid Sverware such Knives. Forks, Spoons,
Ladies' Cups and Napkin Rings Silver-plated Ware,
Opera Glasses sc.
This sale will continue mornings at 10 O'Clock and
evenings at o'clock until all the lots sold Per-
sons holding tickets will please take notice
H K. FULTON,
MIST Pawnbroker and Auctioneer
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Arson 8. TAYLOR, 1221 street northwest:
MILAN II. WETZELL, 2i3I Il ct northwest
n26uSds ~, ~ -,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ s KEAf1 EsT I,A,II SITUAIED ON NORTH
STREETS WEST AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIRST AND L STREETS NOkTH-
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucroneer.

THNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
REAL ESTATE BENG FIVE LOTS ON NORTH
AvENUE N0RrHWEsf AND seven VEN, Tors 70 so on I
EAST SID" OF TWENTY FIRST STREET, Be
TWEEN AND NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER FIRST 1888 AT CIV
Four O'CLOCK p NJ. i'll front Of premises, Ave ~
Lots, "a front by ia deep, including the elegant II
Lot corner Dist and streets. This property imneli-
atey adjO1ns the handsome new residence of Harvey L.
Page, esq These lots being numbered 10 to IA nclu-
slve, square 3d.
On THE SAME DAY AT HALF-PAST FOUR p NJ.
in front of premises will sell Lots on DIST street
being Lots 10 to II. excepting lot a: in square o. These
lots are located in the most rapidly improving part
the popular northwestern section of the city and afford
fine opportunity to purchasers for either speculation
or investment,
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one two
and three years with interest at six per cent Deferred
payments secured by deed of trust the property
deposit OF 800 required each lot time of sale If
terms are not complied with in seven days the pro-
Ierty Will be sold at risk and cost defaun
ser. after five days advertisement.
n25-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctoneer