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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglamS to The Star.
Poole Sentenced to Death.

Poole Sentenced to Death.
HR PROPOSES THREE CHEERS FOR THE Irish RE-
PUBLIC"
DUBLIN. Nov. 20-After receiving the instruc-
IONS OF the court the jury retired. and in
ABOUT forty minutes returned with verdict
VI guilty as charged in the Indictment.
Inc court pronounced sentence OF death upon the
prisoner Pool in an address TO the court, adj
mtted that he was a Fenan, cursed England and
GATED LOT three cheers for the Irish Republic"
A BrObdingnagian Wedding.
AN IRISH GIANT AND GERMAN GIaNTESS MARRIED.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS OF GROOM AND BRIDE.
PI1TSBURG, PA. Nov. 20.-Patrick VIM. OBrien
the ll1Sn giant. and Christiana ID. DunZ, the Ger
man grantees, were married III this city to-day. The
ceremony was performed In the German EyangeIi-
Cal Church, on Smithfeld street, by the Rev Freik
Ruo1, ana was witnessed by an immense eoncourSe
or people, Including Mayor Lyon and council, OF
IIttsOurg; Mayor Peterson, OF Allegheny: Judge
Nhte, John Mccullough. Margaret Mather, the
AztecS. dWaffS, Indians, and the snake charner
outside the church the crowd gathered In such
numbers as to obstruct travel and traffic In spite OF
the efforts Of large police force. MIR. O'Brien wore
a fuil dress suit and medal presented by
tne lana league ornanented his breast. The bride
wore wreath or orange blossoms and a veil that
covered superb dress Of white satin. After the
services the bridal party drove to the museum
ton This evening special reception win be given
AT the Hamilton hotel The wedding cake is the
largest ever made, measuring nine feet In circum-
ference and three feet in thickness. A giant loaf
OF bread hVe feet In length will decorate the table
this evening. This was the first marriage OF giants
blned height OF the bridal pair is Is feet 8 inches
and they tip the beam at $40 pounds. The wedding
ring weighed II pennyweghtS, and was five inches
In circumference.
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Auctioreer.
- NEnNrsnAY NnEE,1RE.n 1,l,-r,z.r.,. 90.

a TN O'CLOCK. the entire stock of iiue assorted
Tow II store 80 2 9Th street northwest The-.. TOYS
vii r sold in lots To suit sOr-kepIr.rS as VOL as IN
}l1Fat parti+s Persons who wish maxi. Christ mas
viii d. sJd without reserve
DI9yt EOJ Ev
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TFHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

| 'EN1OMAS DOW LING, Auctoneer.
| UNITED STATES MARSHAI,s SALE OF FINE
| CHICkEEING PIANO, FINE PARLOR CHAMBER
AND DINING-RO FURNITURE, COUPE,
CLOSE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, &c.
BY virtue of writ of vcnd:ioni exnonsa issued
OF the clerks Office of the supreme Court af the District
sale for cash, at Ne 1901 l northwest. FRI
| DAY. the TWENTi-THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1883. at TEN O'CLOCK, all the right, title claim and
interest ct the defendant and to the following de-
SCrlhtd property. to wit:
2 Gilt Frame treBch Plate Nantei Mirrors.
L superior CLrkerir-- Piano with OF and cover
Very handsome Marquctry Cabinet superior walnut
Hall Set.
Turkish Arm Chairs Revolving-Top Book Case.
HANDSOME ten-piece psror Suite (WalI,ut and Giit)
Fine old Steel EIs-ravincs on Paintings.
Stair and IialI Carpets
Walnut Marble Top and Library Tables.
HANDSOME Window HauCii,4s
walnut AarhleTop Chamber Furniture in Single and
Double s. Is.
Plush larlor Suite.
Tainted and other Chamber Furniture
tiIe Hair Mattresses and Spring Uuucrbeds
Feather Pillows and Blankets
Walnut VI. L. Sideboard.
Extension Table aud Dining Chairs
Walnut 1T 2-ere Lot CaIa and Glass Ware.
Hta1!E stoves. Lawn Mower sc. sc.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY,
Couie, Close CarriIcp Buc--T all three of which
are in Prime order and but little 1Is.d
To satisfy vendluOni exYOnas No 246T4 at law, in
favor or AiUsence Ii. Brown against Bradley Bonlow,
defendant.
- CLAYTON MCMICHAEI. u S. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioIIe.r. nlg-4t
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District Government Affairs,
COLLECTIONS.

The amount Of collections in the Office Of Mr. JnO
T. Cook yesterday We're S22.11I1.i3.
RANGE OF THE THERM0METER-The following
were the readings at the Of1ce of the chief signal
officer today am, $780, II am, 5l9 PIN, $50
Maximum, $40; minimum. 341.
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No Hope for Chisholm.
The Stock Market.

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 20.-Later.-Gov. Ludlow
has refused the petition for respite for Chisholm
The board OF pardOns will meet this afternoon.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Freeck Bros. general merchants, located at Rfs-
Ing Fawn, Ga. made an assignment to-day. Their
liabilities amount to about $4,000.
The Canadian minister Of marine Is considering
the subject OF having the buoyS In the ST. Law
renee river Illuminated at night with gas, in order
TO facilitate navigation after sunset.
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The Virginia Midland Road.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-President Barbour, Of the
annual report OF the company to the directors at
their meeting to-day The statement shows gross
earnings Of SI,664s: operating expenses, 1856 1914;
and net earnings, 900. Interest, charges and
rentals paid amounted 10 e4220l5, leaving balance
OF 1898. dividend of per cent was declared
In conformity with the terms Of the Income mort
gage payable to income bondholderS per cent on
January ], 1884, ana 3 per cent on July l. 1854
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNAaE

TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
- no, No el6 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
81 lDISG LOT, ON n STREET. BETWEEN THIR-
IIEN-AND-A half AND FOURTEENtH
SlEIEIS sol THWFST, MAR BUREAU OF
iIINT1NCi AND ENGRAVING
U MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOyEMBER.rs3ss
NtNEIEENTH, At FIVE O'CLOCK, viii sell, in 20.
mont IF the PROMISES A-A
LOT b. SQUARE 567,
fronting on New Jersey avenue between and streets
Northwest.
Also.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TWFN-
TlEIH at FIVE O'CLOCK, III front of the premises
W Viii sell
lot 10. SQUARE 265
fronting u street. between 1870 and l4th straets
invest th- Bureau Printing and Ee-rsvi,ss
Terms. ZOO caSh balance III 6 and II months notes
T. = ar II, 81 AMI 10 b" SeCnr.ti by deed OF trst on
Itt = 81 90; am, "ne-tbTd cash, balance in and II
no IDS h"f's I. - ar mt rest and to bc secured by
~ - utl~t on Lot - SCI -. Goiiycyan,az etc at
O. - Terms t. De ccIup d with IN sven
GAY tttrNi~' sale. at the ri@k and d.faulting
~ 's,r, aI''- ASe day. Iutc notice of such resale
u 70 - v~l2i'r published in Washington, l.. q. 4
De- t-.t 81 +itE5 II each piece a. "a sold
ilt.-'oNdS DCNCANSGN BROS, AUCtioneer.
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Banks and Bankers.

STATISTICS CONCERNING BANKING HOUSES OF WASH
ISGT0N.
The forthcoming report OF the controller OF the
currency gives table, showing the number OF prf-
vate bankers in the city of Washington, the amount
of their capital and deposits, and the amount OF
their capital invested in United States bonds
These returns show that there are eight private
bankers in this city. having capital of s42S 49, de-
posts 745, and these banks have their capital
invested in U. S. bonds to the amount Of $satGs7
OF these private bankers there are four having a
capital OF s34l $780, with deposits OF ,4S69SS The
other four banks have an aggregate capital of
BANKS nave an aggresste csntal Of 81 az oo @
posts s. So, PSI. There IS also one savings bank
which has deposit OF $685. 1875 There are there
fore. fifteen establishments in all Of national banks
savings banks and private bankers In this city,
having total capital of $1SO5,45O; deposits
$7,975491; and these banks and bankers hold
81 ,514,722 OF u S. bonds.
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UNDERTAKES.

JAMES BllIEN. FURNISHING TNpTRTAEEI
- Ill 9Th street northwest Prompt and l4ltt ati,qd-
alc, with new and nrstClass sulIllcS No connection
with any other finn o2p 3tn.
4 RIHER ROONEY 4 co
IN General Fndcrtak.fs aud FrulaIrpe-s
- 2l45 PTlnsy lNaIlia avenue northwest
'ih s'tfHl once discontinued o23
( WAS j. GANLER WILLIAM T. VERNON
~ Z. j. SAwLER CO.
Successors 10 Buch,ys Undertaking Establishment
ga Pa. Ave. NV, formerly sl2 Pa AveD
Everything f.st-clsss and reasonable Telcr,han.
connections. Transient funerals a Speciality. s.p7
I L. ZuRHoRS1
e. Successor to Anthony Buchly,
Undertaken, 9I2 Pcnnsy lyania Avenue northwest
One Of the most complete establishments IN the conn
fry. Large rooms for transient funeral srvic.s auts
1NRLD. Sr1NDIER
II Undertaken. l2:iS eth street between VI and INV
bodies ,ilhdlIncd and prepared Tor IcItatlUn Ras
deliCe at place of business Ia
IOSEPH GANIEK
- GENERAL FURNISHING rNDFRTAKER
1I1h PENNSYLVANIA northwest FERNS moderate
ard every thing FIRST class. Telephone connection mid
.IohN L. WRIGHT,
13lf 10Th street northwest
Telephone connection. mo
A UGUSTI,S BTEGDDRT
n FURNISH No FNDFRTAKrR
No. Bic PfnsN Sala northwest between ri ana
- S'r+fS ENtfSthihs hsSt-ela-s Janis
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Henry Watterson has expressed himself ia favor
of Mcdonald as the next democratic presidential
candidate. He opposes candidate from New
York.
It is stated that John r. Mclean, OF the ENQUIRER
has formed political partnership with Governor
Foster, the purpose OF which is TO reorganize the
state Institutions In advance Of the Inaugural OF
Mclean democrats opposed to Pendle;on's election
The Philadelphia police yesterday raided the pho
t0graphc establishment OF the Suders Bros, In that
CITY, where improper pictures were being taken and
young girls subjected to temptations
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In Favor Of the Mortgage.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Atthe Northern Pacific rre-
feTred stockholders meeting this afternoon, 1852 l2S
shares voted in favor OF the s20,OO0,O00 second
mortgage bond issue, and only 63 shares against it.
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FENHOMAS DOWNING, Auctloneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAi4 ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY, AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February the "a
18th, lsJ recorded i'll Lher No 7S folio IS in the III
land records OF Washington county. c.. and by
quest of the holder of the note secured thereby, will
sell pubic auction. i'll front of the premises
UitDAN, DECEMBER FIR T. 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK,
all that certain piece parcel of ground known and de-
scribel Lot numbered forty (45J. of Pierce and
k2leS subdivision of original lots in square numbered
two hundred and seven COO, situate southeast
nar of and 18th streets northwest. improvements
s1st Of twosory and nansard Brick House. with back
building and stable.
Terms of sale: One-thir1 cash: balance in six and
twelve months day of sale with interest at
cent. ayahle semi annually until paid. secured by deed
OF trust premises sold deposit of 800 will be
quIed at time Of sale Ii the terms of sale not
Piled with in seven days the trustees the right
RESELL the risk and of the defaulng purchaser
ConyeyanClng at cost OF purchaser.
E. ID. HARTLEY, } r.
n20-dts AUSTIN HFRR trustees
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A POSTMASTER APPoINTED.-The President TODAY
appointed D. r. Taylor postmaster at Maudan,
Dak
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CHEF ENGINEER WILLIAMsoN's CAsE.-The re-
cord in the courtmartial case Of Chief Engineer
Thorn Williamson, who was tried for culpabe in
efficiency and mismanagement OF the construction
OF the machinery OF the Pinta, received at the
Navy department today
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~ RIAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NORTH III
SIREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS MESf. AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIRST AND l. STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of tent
District OF Columbia dated the 18th day of October ia
A. -. 1883 and PASSED in the of Mccarthy ct h
Ct y Brl.n ct al No 1858 of the Equity Docket of
said court the undersigned trustee cause will
offer Tor sale: at public auction. on FRIDAY, THE
TNENTY-IHIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1888
the premises the following described real estate situate
i'll the city of Washington in the District of Columbia
and known and designated the pats of said city as
lot No. II, square No 5l7 improved by small frame
house and immediately thereafter part of lot numbered
H. In square No $50 beginning for the a point
LIST street west 70 feet south from the northeast
OF said lot and running thence south % feet thence
west 80 feet thence north 40 feet to street thence
east street 10 feet thence south 20 feet thence
east so feet to LIST street and the place Of beginning
containing Z,elO square teet, more less and uniM-
proved
Terms One-fourth cash. and the residue IN three
equal lnstllmeGs at Elk twelve and eighteen months
respectively with interest from day of sale, to be
secured by the pnrchasers notes and reserved lien on
the properly sold all cash, at purchasers option
erty sold at the time of sale aud if the purchaser fail to
comply with the terms of sale within week from
date of sale the Trustee the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of such defaultng pur-
chaser, after three days notice in The EVENING STAR
newspaper Couyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost JOHN T. HANNA. trustee
Websers Law Building COS ID street northwest Wash
ington, II. G.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. nl4-dEds
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TIE TRADES.

rgfHE LlCETI BINDEhY
IL The largest aid test ttuipYed Book Biu(ierv in th;
CITY. Established Io4a - ~
90 ii. " MCNEA1. Proprietor
~ Newspaper. Book ard Job Printer
Sooa wC-A Low lrI'eS- taI- Dealing
a. 9TH street. sep1e
4 sIESpN BROTHERS.
NJ PRACTICAL I:OOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
-. Us .tIusy lSaI. "a aveI!Ue. N-.Anstc-. -. c.
~ / ne PRINTING = specially janlo
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THE resignation Of Cadet Henry c. Converse, 9TH
class, Q. 8. military academy, has been accepted
by the Secretary OF War, to take effect December
6. 1888
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SrcUn1zy lEon Loss b. RIn[,1,Rv

-fNtIIt'5t-is1, 7 IItt OR ACCIDt Nj
IiE NATIONAL SAL T. ITTOSIT C6rip.xv
tO-iSFi: I'm STIR NV Yonk Az
rpstuai tf-Ftcr, &cl 81 COn2rtss January 2l 1857
$4,000
Of Securities and Saluables S-cisl Del Ct M lt
rates >~'
BENJAMIN p SEYDER PRESIDENT
tHAIsLES c. GLOVER, of ilegs i Co., Vice President
JOIN CASSfI.S. I Treasurer
ALb.-IiI - SItHIEVANT. SECRETARY
&. T. Nynian. Asst. Secsy
DIRECTORS:
5en'arrin '. Snyder, Charles G. Glover
% iin Cssss IL, Oesry \. Willard
1ISett L. Sturtevapt. koIIIas EVANS
.IGhr q I'll afll
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BALTIMOREs NEW BASE BAIL CLUB.-The man.
ayers OF the Baltimore Union base ball club have
signed ten men for the season of 1884 and are ne
g0tating for three more. The players already
signed are mostly from the Peoria (ll) club OF
western League. They are: w. S. sweeney
pitcher; E. j. Fusselbach, catcher; Charles Lewis,
first base; j. d. Phelan, second base w. III. Robin
son. short stop. f. Menkie. third base; s. A. d.
Behel, left f1eld J. Seery, center field and change
catch; E. C. Kent, right field aud change pitch; e.
Mcfarland, change pitch. Mr.. W. C. Richardson
will manage the club.
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WlC0OuC leave.
ARMY ORDERs.-MaJor William B. Hughes, quar-
termaster Is appointed to act inspector on Ger
tain clothing at the Philadelphia depot of the quar-
termasters department. Second Lieut. Albert L.
Mills, first cavalry, now On leave OF absence In New
York city, will report by letter to the superfn-
tendent general recruiting service, New York city,
to accompany detachment Of recruits to the
Pacific coast
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court as follows
ltams and Mary Logan; John B. Jost and Annie
Hopbien; Henry Cation and Ida NJ. Faulkner, both
OF Alexandria, Va; Rein Perry and Jane Taylor;
Henry j. Rupert and Louisa Cord; W. E. Sebree
and Ida C. Cunningham; John W. Beall, OF Fairfax
Co., Va, and Mary T. Clements John T. Waters
and Virginia V. Butler Geo. B. Edwards and Anna
A. Valentine, OF Stamford, Conn; Henry Rich and
Maria e. Willis
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NOVEMBER SCHEME.

1857 Prizes e1l0,400
Whole tickets. 81 haf tickets. 81. g tickets $50. S.
tickets, 800.
Remit money hank draft I'm letter or send by en-.
press. DON'T SIND BIZ REGISTERED LETTER OF
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice. Orders
Of IS and upward by exIatse lie sert Ut our ar.
pens Address all orders 10 J. j. DOUGLAS Lous.
dIix. Va au3o
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s

MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most severe
cases of private diseases They do not fatigue the stom
ach as all other Capsules With liquid COpaiba do and
VIII De found safe and effective remedy.
ta12-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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THE PRESIDENT has approved the sentence of dis
missal In the case OF Medical Inspector stephen D.
Kennedy, charged with drunkenness and absence
without leave.
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IoHN SHERMAN { co. Real ESTATE Auctioneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, I'M
PkONED by SUBSTANTIAL ONE AND TWO
Si3R1 Bi;iCk BnlI Ding. No. 422 g STREET
NOR1HNEST DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE NEW
PENSION BUREAu.NOW IN PROCESS OF EREC-
TON.
by virtue of deed of trust. dated June odd 1875 "a
duly recorded III 1bcr No. 7e9 folio 4G4 the
land records of the District OF Columbia. and by virHa
.Ilt OF AN order PASSED III Equity Cause No. $685. we
the undersigned Trustees by direction of the party
secured under said deed of trust will sell at public auc
ton IN front of the premises. FRIDAY, THE
T iIla, I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER, A; d. 1888, AT
estate. situate Ill the city of Washington d. C. viz
The west half Of the half of lot numbered two (
III square numbered five hundred and eighteen (5lS)
fronting foG1 yfour t4A feet 4ud oneeghth of inch
on q street north. by depth of two hundred GOOD feet
% Washington street with the improvements consist
IN O1 a t4,-stUry brick building.
Terms CT sails: One third cash balance
years with interest at six Ter day of sale Sc
cured by deed of trust the premises sold all cash
at option 81 purchaser, de- osit of $3.50 required
tune OF sal All cunvtyacing and recording at of
purchaser If terms IF sale not complied with with
III seven days after sale. the property will he sold at the
f1sk alb .Oot of defaulting purchaser.
GE0iGf BAt 81 bfDf HER. { Trustees.
WM ". SNIi III, Salesman. nit 20 22.3 Of 2S 20
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ALL OF THE MEMBERS of the Cabinet were pres
ent at the regular Cabinet meeting to-day.
THE orders assigning Ensign E. E. Capehart to
duty at the Smithsonian Institution have been re-
vOked and he has been ordered to the Galena,
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AHoND-HASD CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
kIIlSntst cash prices paid Also. Watches Jeweiry
Su4L5 Fistols &c, Call ad,ire.s AL2LO>i, JOS 9th
ssreet. ne-- feIIusyI wanna avenue narA
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HITCH, FOX & BROWN. Real Estate Brokers.

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY ON l. STREET, BETWEEN
TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
|. NORTHWEST
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH irss5Ss
1883, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. inSsS5&
front of the premises will SELL at public
ton part Of Lot 26. square ISL having frontage of
feet inches on the south side of street. by depth of
1ts feet 10 inches
Terms: Onetbird cash. balance in two and three
years nj SIX per cent interest payable semi annually
Deferred payments to be secured by deed of
property All conveyanCing at purchasers cost. A de-
post 500 required ct time of sale If terms of sale
not complied with in days the property will
be sold at rsk ard cost of faultil purchaser after five
days advertisement. FITCH. FOX X BROWN,
- 1887 PeInsy lvania avenue.
J. 7. COLDWELL, Auctioneer n20.dts
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SHif OTTO GAS NGINF
4, 4ItItS u ti.rr, avoids I expensive attendance
= - Ni'a $50 fa7.slIBg 0t incl ard ashes. II IA
fI.. lt's'f'iy T.: running Passenger and Freight
g. 81 % M.iik fla hines, Meat CiOi pcrs Printing
- t-Isl 10 fit~Sss Coffee Mills E.Iasters PAPER
81 MIMI At~'''i'ry Iatn'S &C. &c This eIgins
~" VIZ, 81. DE- sltuttheSs rrsTnla-tfy
losstrs.s u l''st humber OF wurains parts aud
For particulars < 20 l5rlc.. -
Washington Gas l.. ii Co 1880 "ii-' ~ oiis',' -
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rsuiOMAs BOWLING. Auct1opeer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OBJ tNI STREET. BETWEEN MARKET AND
tRf 3ERlCk STREETS, GEORGETOWN, J.. c.,
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TWENTY
SIM III; 1853. az FOUR O'CLOCK. the premises, I
s% Se part lot 81 fronting 20 feet the south side
Of LIST street by depth of - feet
Towns az sale. THOMAS nOWIINCi. Auct most
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"ELKS s co. Auctioneers.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIECES NEW AND
SECONDHAND CLOTHING. IN SUITS AND
SINGLE GARMENTS, FOR MEN AND BOYS, AT
AUCTION.
By "rder9 J: Seiig1nsn. Pawnbroker within sales
rooms h51 Louisiana avenue thursday MORNING,
NOVEMBER TWENTY SECOND, immediately after
sale OF Furniture. n20-2t
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HENRY COLLEGE LOTTERY.

$4,000 TOP 50
Third regular monthly will take p.ara in tia
Masonic Hall, Masonic Temple Building LOUSY ille
ny,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER - 1894
LAWFUL LOTTERY AND FAIR DRAINING
Char tered 10y the Legislature of Ky AND twice declared
legal by the highest Court in the State Bond gwen 10
Henry county i'll the " SlUOOUG foE the prclnpt
Ia, 1lent OF all prizes sold.
REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
~ Every ticket holder his own supervisor can cafl
out the number his ticket and the corresponding
number on the tax placed in The wheel in his prtllro
These drawings viii the last Thursday every
month. Read the magnificent
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co, Auctoneers

SPECIAL SALE OF CHOICE PARLOR AND CHAM
. Der FURNITURE
On TOMORROW. NOV EMBER TWENTY FIRST, at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ we shall SELL within our
sairoon, choice collection of Furniture, named in
part
= tuur Handsome Parlor Suites, nearly new. with
lovers Walnut Chamber Suits: Window HaHg1ngs
YAK and Rosewood Bookcases: Walnut NJ T. Tables al
nut Chlfonlers; Walnut and Ash Dining room Chairs
E3Idlng Bed; Bed Sofa nearly new, cost go; with
thars To match; IteereS: Walnut Frame I1er Mirror
iiang1ng Racks Candeabras; Water Colors; Plated
Ware, etc.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers.
V'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES sale OF WATCHES; JEwEIRY,
CLOCKS REGULATORS, SHOW CASES COMBI-
NATION 81 Re, FIXTuRES &c: Sc. BEING III
ENTIRE STOCK OF LOUIS WETZEL. 1912 7TH
STREET N0RTHWEST AND REMOVED TO MY
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY SECOND.
1855 commencing at TN O'CLOCK a Nj and : 80
O'CLOCK L. VI. within my salesrooms 18th and Penn
sylvariia shall sell the entire stock from the
above Well known establishment consisting of watches
sets of jewlry. rings. breast pins chains. bracelets
necklaces large iron safe, silver plated show cases.
tuft~- &c, &c, &c.
This Is Wei selected stock and should command the
attention u dealers ana buyers generally.
Terms cash. = T I.UCEFrT Trustee
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct mott