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A CLAIM FOR DAMAGES AGAINST A STEAMBOAT
CoMPANY.-To-day the Circuit Court was engaged in
the trial OF the case OF Robt II Cole lgt the Potomac
claims that on August 30, 1880. while the steamer
Leary was at the wharf at Piney Point. Nd, deliy-
ering freight he went down TO receive the man,
and In coming on he was struck by barrel and
knocked overheard, his left ankle being broken.
Messrs. Bradley and Duval appear for plaintiff and
Mr. John Selden for defendant
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME ScHooI.-At the monthly
school, held at the E6bitt house. Mondav evening" ru
Mr.. B. r. Warner, presided, Mr.. II w. Blackboard,
secretary. Others present We're w. w. Curtis.
treasurer, Mrs Curtis, Hon. John Eaton Secretary
and Mrs. H. NJ. Teller, Mr. q. E Baternan. L.
Abrahams Mrs. voorhees,, Prof Doolittle, b. +. T.
Topper, Dr. Peck, and Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Bell
fayoraby In respect to everything at the home and
commended in high terms the general progress and
tao zen OF every department at The nsttu
encouraging In every way. The new building is
progressing rapidly.
THE SuNDAY-SCHooL INsrrr,,rs-The NTH Sun-
day-schoo institute OF the Sunday-school union OF
the District OF Columbia, Will be held in the Con-
afternoon. and continuing till Friday evening. The
regular sessions or the institute viii be preceded
by mass meeting, Monday evening, at which an
address Will be delivered by the Hon. A. III. Col
quitt Senator from Georgia, and the annual report
OF the secretary OF the union will be read During
the sessions OF the institute normal instruction
win be given by Rev. J. L Hurlbut, d. d., OF Plain.
neld, conductor OF the Institute and addresse
win be delivered by Mrs G. r. Alden (''PansyD OF
Carbonate, Pa, conductor OF primary department:
Rev. E. g. Taylor, d. D., OF Newark, n. D.; Hen ID
8. Alexander, fifth auditor; and F. II. Hamilton,
president Primary Teachers union.
BoARDINGHOCsE KEEPERS CoMPLkrNr.-To-dav
Elizabeth Humphrey, by Hewlett Shea. entered
suit against Harriet A. Morrison for $500 damages
Tor cutting pasSage-way I'm premises li03 stree
In such manner as to incommode plaintiff ano
cause her b0arderS to leave.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE or FoRGERY-Yesfer
day afternoon Gas stated In TEE STAR q check wa
presented at the Bank OF the Republic, corner ~
ana streets, purporttng TO be signed by Ar. wash
q. Williams, for flsn When the check waS pge
sented, the bank officers, fearing somcthlng wa
wrong, sent across the street for Mr.. william
Before Nj. Williams arrived, however, the man IL
disappeared From the description given OF hin
Detective Block later arrested VIM Whitesord- e
private secretary to Senator German, Of Marylaaf
and took him 70 the bank, where he was July fde,
ttned Whitefond Is out on hail now, waiting to 3
cl00 In several cases OF forgery, In which, II 1
Allege0, be forged the name OF Senator German.
IT, fullce Court this morning Whitoford was o
Iaigned ana pleaded not guilty. The case Was coz
0npeo unf0 1ocn0sJuw.
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TTNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended to utterly ruin its business but seems to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for $3.50 600 ips,r-
ance. Assessment No 10. just collected brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund exceeds 800 OOO which
is being invested in U.s. Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trail Trust Company Of New York The Association COM
peted its third year October and has already written
1920 certificates covering 600 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 on
$4,000. and $50 ON $1,000. The annual dues for ex-
peses 81 for each 81 600 of the certificate The as
sesnens for death claims are: at age 25 81 on each
Slo OF the certificate: at 80 81 "a age d. age
90 age 90 ST. One fourth of each assessment goes
inIo the reserve fund 10 protect the COMPANY against
lases and extra mortality Come and insure Office
1909 III street e
nl1 I.Y. KNIGHT General Agent
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DRAWING OF JANUARY 9. 1888
DRAWING OF FERRrARy u 1896

Chas. Rieney, Jr., Maysville, Ala, collected
through ". R. Rison l. Co. Huntsville,
Crittenden T CoIi;nos Second 'Vs;;;nai. p:n To-"
r.: L9nisville. KY. $50
PAID National metropolitan Bank, Washington,
r. D. Ci,;..:.;..;...:,.. ................... so
George koher, Laleski. Ohio, collected through
FIRST National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio. $500. so
samuel Cook, 1908 lUt.i street Il. w, Washington.
~
leo: +. Harms. Surgeon Generals Office, Wash
ington. ID. C......................... 90
L. K Davis 2311 Washington St. New Orleans
P Luscy. $40 Burgundy St. New Orleans - so
henry Mendei, collected through Seasongood
y Sons Co. Cincinnati. OHIO. ................ "a
" Ltiss n lladelpnIa Pa. ............. L.
Paid Nodaway Valley Bank, Maryville. Mo....... IL
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc1ioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers.
STOCK OF GROCERIES,. CONSISTING IN PART OF
Flour, TEAS. SUGARS. COFFEE. STARE ;,
BROoNS. CANNED GOODS. PEACHES PEARS
fEAS. TOMATOES ASPARAGUS CATSUP. JEL-
LIES, YEAST Pow DER BACKING. BLUE
SAUCE, CIGARS TOBACCO. PIPES SOAP RAJ
SINS, SPICES, MATCHES. VINEGAR, &C, &c.
TWENTY-FIVE CASES OF LUSCATEL. WHITE
HOOK PORT AND SWEET NJ CATEL WINES
BLING THE STOCK OF A DEALER DECI IN
ING BUSINESS AND REMOVED 10 OUR
SALESROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE.
AT Az TION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER SEVENTH.
commencing at Ten O'CLOCk will sell within our
saesroons, stock OF the above goods being partly
merated above, to which the attention of buyers
called do-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
rE'Hos. ]. FISHER &C. Auctioneers
FU'"URE DAYS.


FU"CRE DAYS.
TE'HOs. J. FISHER & &C. Auctioneers
CHANCERY SAFE OF THE PROPERTY Known As
TIE WASHINGTON HOCSL. CORNER or
IhIRD s[kFET AND PINNsYLvANIA AVE
Under and by vr'ueo q a decree Of tle surrene<t.
Court Of tn District of CClUnbla itsad III Equity g,
cause M $40 Doc ~ Daniel s Middleton -
julia Middle gon ct Al the undr-s-..d Trustees. az
highest bidder Lot No ard fafs Of Lots Nos 2 and 8,
WEDNEsDAY. fWEifTH DAY OF pEcEMBER. A,
d 1853 al FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, on tle prslnisf,s
Is the washington House and many years occu-
Terms x ss as prescribed by the decree to be: One
on ~ ts ~ TI III 4, derrd re ,nl,1s to tear
f1teTesf ana 10 he srrri t. me satisfaction of tue
Trustees drpOs;t u two hundred dollars wall D.
tn cost =; i7lrchssCr II te tgIrs se ere MT com
Piled with n tn days ron date 81 sale ne .Sfefs
reserve the ift T. res fie properly at 'he FlsA and
" 3. y EBB trustee.
FRANK E. MIDDLETON si'St,s H fTus1se
Mo N. v.sk1s IUl 18th street northwest.
u RIAL ESTATE on THE NORTHN EST COKNEE
OF ~ ENTIETH AND u STREETS NORTH
81 ibISG BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
BY vrse Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the ~,
District of Columbia passed Equity cause 40 So
1855, wherein John H Herren is laintitt and Her
ri Ct al defendants. the undersigned Trustee viii
81 4 EnhG auction IN fTen q the a ises on
L. i
IUJR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. sub Lot numbered thirty -tGr
l and the south u foot with the depth thereof u
Lot numb, rrd thirty two 80. IN square Hi:befes
ninety nine 1917 improved Is threstury and back
building brick store and dwelling house IN good ord T.
IN the City Of Washington D. c. til" having
frontage OF u feet 9th ly depth Of s. feet
street The property Viii be sold Gear OF all enc-
ORANGES and all taxes paid W TO day Of sale.
Terms OF sale OnefQuTth OF the purchase money IN
cash the raSiUe IN three equal miscellaneous at six
twelve eighteen mouths -iyely. with interest
eight per rcr until paid b secured by
approved and ed ii'u the property sold,
all cash at option II the purchaser. The Trustee
viii require deposit u Slo1 at time q sale.
L. NJ. SAUNDERS trustee.
nos street northwest.
J. T COIDWEIL. Aucti5neer. n2o-eoSds
FT,HOMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer
VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY PRESSED BRICK
RESIDENCE WITH SIDE LOT BEING Ne. $3.50
y OK FIRST STREEI. GEOkGLIONN, ID e., Al
AUCTION
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH. A~sa
1855 a. POUR O'CLOCK. il front Of the prem 80
fses shall sell til resdruC loo ted on Sss
the south sf7- lst street between Market and
Frederick 81 having front Of about Al feet by
average del III - 80 Ie.t-
brick resiau aiming Il nd cellar with all
,nIIrr ,nr,v.r.- i a v.IuaEIs ,~,,r,. r+y-
ana should uaid the nCu Cf parties desiring
prof. able hts elegant home.
IF-EIS. One third ash the residue equal
ruents six and twelve months with bearing
terest and secured 10y deed OF trust All cCnveyanciug
and recording al purchasers cost. 500 DEPOSIT
Quirett at time of sale.
d4-GtS THOMAS DOWNING AuCt.
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DRAWING OF MAY 8. 1889.

Don Antonio Martinez Perez Havana. Cuba. col
!ected through Nessrs. Moses Taylor l. Co.
Paid Messrs H Ricbo,, g. g,
New York
James j. Mcmillan. Caldwell. Texas ...........
Sam Jones' Los Angeles Cal -
T schumacher, Allentown, Observation-Disclosures.
J; Albert; GA Locust ST., st. Louis Mo-.
henry Ehrhardt, s. W. Cor 10th and Market sts
st. Louis, Mo.
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DRAWING OF APRIL 13 1883

Michael Connolly. Troy, \, Y............... $4,000
Henry NJ. hiessling. 1873 Dearborn ST., Chicago
his Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Anatoie Irlcot NermllIolv1lie Observation-Disclosures. 1900
2ats x Day, Malta Bend, Saline Co. Mo. 2.4O0
ILMll l. riseIDeIH Dr. Philadelphia 1000
~: u. HarEtr 81 GeorSes Coileton Co. c.. 1000
y Tenn. :..:::............... 1000
L. T. hflger al FOURTH ST. Milwaukee, Wis.,. 1000
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|INO BUY THE NEWEST, THE MOST ELEGANT
Il AMI Cheapest HAIR WORK in the city, try
j. kOCHON.
Three Patents ard Five Medals from EIpositionS in
Paris. Lyons and Vienn".
CORCURAN BUILDING,
5J' 18TH STREET NORTHWEST,
Washington. d. c.
We solicit your inspection and you will be convinced
OF the difference III price and quality. nj
(SHILDREN'S AND BOYS OEERCOATS,
~ $3.50, s.. 90, $4 and So mp.
Childrens and boys SUITS s. SO So S4 and S5un
Mems and boys pants, 81. 81. 25. 81 So and 81 up
Good undershirts and drawers 25c. to Soc up
The best 81 90 school shoe in town
Ladies' button and lace shoes from 81 90 ND
Misses spring heel button shoes 81 5 solid Size 1-2
Gail boots 500 ana 50 Soc and Toe school hats
Polo caps, etc, at
J. ". SELBY'S
o2S 1sl4-J91e Psnnsvjvan;. avenua
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TO.-iIOR ROW.

WEEKS & CO, Auctioneers
w 63' Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office.
FIRST, CLASS CARNAGE WORK, FINE SETS OF
SECONDHAND DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAIR
MSS &c. Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY NohSING. DECEMBER SIXTH at
WELNE OCIOt 4. il 'front.' of saltsroons
PHAEI ON. built by Young. nearly and in ele9ant
condition.
GERHANTOWN MARKET WAGON
VICTORIA, built by Rogers X Co, Philadelphia cost
$1,000.
ONE BAY PONY. ONE PONY H.RNESS
ONE DOUBLE SET RUST c pony HARNESS
ONE Dot BILE SET GO u MOUNTED HARNESS.
ONE DOUBLE Ell BREAST HAl MSS
Particular attention IL cai!ed the sale and
those desiring first-class goods should fail to be
pres mt. d4-2t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
ExrENsIyE SALE OF FULNITIRE. CARPETS.
DECORAT I'D WARE ETC. AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY DECEMBER SIXTH at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ shall sell i'll front Of sal csroon-
Walnut Cha Der suites Pa lor Furniture. Dining-roOm
Furniture.
Nantel and Pier Mirrors. Folding Beds.
Mahogany Book Cases and " arurobes.
D,nin bes. ID nner Services.
Toilet Ware. Hail Rack. two Handsome Chamber Suites
nearly rev.
Maho-any side Tables. Antique Sideboard and general
assortment OF Housekeep ticlts
Terms Cash. WALLER B. WILLIAMS < CO.,
dit Auctionee-s.
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SPECIAL SALE OF Pnsos AND ORe.ss

NO IA superb Square Grand Piano. In -.-s1..-z=ss
90 case Il laid with
IeaViiy carved les and lyre. very powerful
NC staIetlc IN tone. took the Yriz. At the epa.
dlhellCa0 insdtnte Fair. purchased at 8 cost of I0l,
Low IN pe1ect order, with al modern IMPROVEMENTS
n&ndsoine efiorulder cover stool 10 corrs oni
Price Sle5c2sn. II sold before November !, u. NJ
genuine VIM hEatv Co III style nearly Ike No nearly
IS tf.s best tn hrIH makes worth SECS Will N for
go No "a Haines Bro Square Piano. 1850 ON
the Avenue " l. a. good as when bought. VIII take 1865
worth 500 No IA flisizs th.et-striuge,i iyafiuer
0rand Irght used three months; standard make AMI
great harxaln. Sl16. No "a splendid Ch.ckeriuv
Piano III perfect order, with stool and cover only $50
NO e-ero0d Square F1SDJ for practice, only o. No
t.-0ood Piano for beginner. $40 No. S-A xeruue
OanleI Beatty Oman; cost SIS; has =. stofs 3
No 9-New Oryans, fully warranted. $50 No The
gaschie-s Shonlner Cyrlhlla Organs az low price ON
Is monthly payments; the only organs il the world
CONTAINING real chime Of bells
B-Lberal prices allowed for second hand irs t-u
ments IL eAchangr bring deposit you VIII need i
nc refusal given without deposit
ke1neI16sr the place.
C. J. REED.
nio 433 sth street northwest.
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DRAWING OF MARCH, 10, 1888.

J. Alien schaeffer, Allentown. Pa ........ 5000
=, Va; ......... 5000
T. E. Calender. St Paul Mimi collected through
National Bank of st. Paul .................- $500
Johh Sliipley. Morristown, Tenn. ........... 5000
!sfaeI Br0wn Ocala Ia. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
o. A Ian Peirce. ISS Canal street, New Orleans
La. ;..........:.. 1000
Palo te:nat'onaI Bank. Chicago, Ill ......... 20D0
- A HatnaWay. Chcago. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Jacoo DICKSON, Newburyport, Mass. 1000
Seofge whitman. hennefVile, la............. zoo
Pro John G. Spills. II Hopkins street. Cincinnati
Ohio; ...... 1000
1eorse IL PERSONS Mount Lookout, Ohio. loo
W SoIn Amelia ONO Observation-Disclosures. 200
9yl Tia!lGsco Washington, ID. l. 2UO
W. H. ST. tlalr, Washington, ID. C-........... 200
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THIS EVENING,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers

FOSTERS GREAT SALE
OF line EngliSI and Amer Books EVERY NIGHT at
SENEN O'CLOCK. at " Hams auction rooms corner
luT! and z unss lvania Avenue. LARGEST stock in
Nashlnrton Hundreds of eases of h best Books pub
h-heL. ~!nbr clns History, Fiction. theology, Science
Art Ri, grsply Encyclopedias Poetry fine illustrated
Holiday oks JuveItes 10y box or single volume.
Family and Pochrt Bibles Prayer Books and Photo
graph Albums all immense stock OF the most
81 slFahle Books published chance to replensh
libraries and found ones, tn stock must be sold
Private sales curing the day at arlc: ion prices.
n26-2w.d WALTER Is WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
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A UCTION SALE OF THE NORTH TWENTY FEET
"A FROM BY A DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND
IHlRIY FEET OF LOT I2 SQUARE III On THE
VEST SIDE OF FOURTEEN III STREET BE-
TWEEN y STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH 1888 atsz2eE
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. will be sold at public aylc-<SS
Lot
Terms: One-thrd cash, and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six per
cent per annu secured by deed of all cash at
option of purchaser 500 deposit time sale and
all conyeyaic1ng at purchasers cost Terms be com
piled with in seven days.
d. J. r COLDWFIJ Auct
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DRAWING OF SEPTEMBER II, 1883.
Mrs; Martha Livingston. Morgan City. La... $500
}. ", Rabe. cor. Marigny Claiborne sts., New
Chas l. Mayer: care Hirsh Mayer Co, leo LOW
Market St. CHICAGO. III. Observation-Disclosures. $40
VIZ Merrill, Albert Lea. MIMI .................. 400
Miller, I'll fremont st., Boston, Mass. 200
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WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN DON'T LIKE 1.-THE
Postmaster General has received the following let
ter from San Francisco: abraham Lincoln Is dis
pleased to have no more the twO-cent postal stamp
for letters, &c, with his face. and Washington don't
like the dirty red, but prefers the former blue.
Yours respectfully, Spiritual Medium.
The Child OF God"
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THOMA5 DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
EAST SIDE OF ECoND STREET. BET" ZEN
NORTH AND EA 81 CAPITOL STREETS
By virtue u deed Of trust dated the thirteenth ~,
day OF October. 1852, ard duly recorded in Liher
lO2l folio 500 ct seq CT the Land Records fAh
Washington District OF Columbia, the undersigned
Trustees vii sell at public auction the prem
Isl, On THURSDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH 1888. at
FOUR OCLOCn the following described property VIZ
Parts OF Lots 10 and ii iii 159 described
lows Be2lnng Tor the sIXtyoue feet south
the northwest corner of said square and thence
south along ID street eighteen feet thence
feet and onehaIf to dividing lire between lots
numbered Zine and eleven: thence north said divd-
Ing line one foot eleven and onchalf inches thence east
fifty -four feet inches east line of lot eleven thence
north nteen feet and oehalf inch thence west nj
tyfour feet tel inches thence south foot; thence
west fifty five feet and half inch the place
GINNING together with the improvements.
Terms OIe-thlT6 balance a six
months, With notes bearing interest an1 secured by
deed Of trust II the terms sale aie not complied
with i'll days the Trustees the right to
sell the property at the risk and the defautir
purchaser. All conyeyancing and recording purch.-
$lUO deposit viii be required at time of sale
CHARLES H. FICKLINCij -.
n24-d&!s JESSE II. WILSON, Ai"s'eeS'
IT. TEE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH same hour
AUD place BY order OF the Trustees. d5-dSds
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON,
<,HANCFRY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
L AND INIMPROXED PROP R1Y

u
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia sitting il Equity. passed on $
sos shall sell public auction in front Of the prem
los ectvely the FOL owing described Real Estate
to Wit.
81 On TFRNEsDAY DECEMBER FIFTH 1888 a.
Hill ptLoth z. NJ. parts of sub-lCts l. go. 40 II
= and % IN square AS improved By large three STORY
ret stable.sc on The horthwsst edrner Of eth and
SiJ t noTtnwest said Ir3rSrty fronting 81 feet
On SANE DAY. AT 40 O'CLOCK 7. NJ. Part lot
gu 67 stree SoythwSs 'f''A u"eiiiS
On SAME DAY. i, 40 O'CLOCK ?: NJ. part 10.
sQuaEt I3, improved by twc-story frame dwelling.
No "a r gh stF,t n%Tt9 rvr,1
story frame houses, Nos. %. and io9 lst street north
on SAME DAY AT S.45 O'CLOCK P NJ sub lot 45
squart Ga irirroved b. two-story brick dwelling No
also. On SANE DAY AT 4:9o O'CLOCK P NJ, sub.
lots u and p sSuare So improved bya two-story
on fFIplY DC 81 MB T'Bt' SEVENTH SEVENTH AT 500
rl ~ se 9! B l e4G LII a" ad TO- o 9ne pv
threestory Brick Dwelling. Nos. 1921 and 1856 Column
& SAME DAT AT go O'CLOCK PM snblot p.
Beck DWELLING No. 1910 Vermont avenue northwest.
and ~. square Isl, Uumpruved Rhode Island ave-
/ nut between 18th and l tn streets northwest
Of TIE ~ 7a gfire ess are ana d e ps
du III three equal irFtalnets payable respectively,
the day sale which shall be passed the promissry
=. Of the urchaser or purchasers secured by deed
the rurchasfr or purchasers deposit of ssOO will
streets $3.50 on the Vermont avenue property and sl0o
on each OF the remainder AL conveyancing and record
terms to be complied with in ten other the
risk cost OF the deiaultng purchaser or purchasers
g Pats OF the respective properties Will be exhibited
THOMAS 3, JONES, Trustee.
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Affairs i'm West Vn,h,.v,..-

\ CORPSE RESUkREcTED.-The body OF I<>p Alex-
ander a ociored man, who was turied In Vt giou
cemetery on Monday, was found lying IN the cene-
terry. near Rock creek. yesterday evening hy n col.
orcd man named Ferguson. Matthews died last
saturday ana was buried Monday at three ocl1cS.
The body was found In ahssolatfd spot with = sune
around II. having evidently been raised fru9n 80
grave The body was reinterred to-day The 60
ored people are much excited over the occurre1oe
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. = At the 1911 rssr,,Inr
monthly meeting OF the First Cooperative Bnild-
lhe Association held last night at Dashaway ha5l
$3.50 was sold a follows: $40 at Szk per cent:
soco ~ ~ per cent; 5000 at63 per cent eco at "a
per cent At the 10Th regular monthly mef4in0
OF the Tenth Building Association, held Non,fsS
nlght at Goddarus hall. Is shares were sold AZ
Sis1.45 per share
KNIGHTS or PYTBIAs.-Decatur Lodge X OF p
No y Htleorated It's 18th anniversary last even ne
anu amer grand visitation and speeches &C. the
lodge Adjourned 10 the West End FATS where 8
plentiful feast was spread.
t.1IiE MARkET.-sales OF I've stock are reported
az llrONeFs Rest oy Tavenner Bros as follows: 100
cattle up and sold as follows, Best az 60 So: GOOD
al a 30 ,; medium at An 70 ~. common al 4 "a
a.. $40 sheep and lambs on the markef-siee1
SOLD at 10 AZ: lambs al ~ TO 6l,; yeari1ngs at
20 80. Is cows and Caves al SIS 70 s6a Narxei
brisk.
THE GRAIN MARKEr.-3eoo bushels wheat sold
TO 81.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme "a
S 1 OF the District Of Columbia passed on the
hered 1896, shall sell at public auction. in front Of
Ine r SIect1ve premises on " EDNESDAY. the FIFTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ.
all those certain pieces parcels of ground lying and
feing III Georgetown i'll said District and distinguished
on the ground plat thereof the west CID
feet front. by depth hundred and twenty 2 feet
Of lot numbered eighty two (S2) and the west thirty
OF $50 feet front by depth hundred and twenty
l2 1tet OF lot numbered eightyix 1857 i'll Holmead's
addition thereto being i'll square numbered ninety-four
t4} said Part OF lot 81 being improved by two
story brick house numbered 22 est P street north
west and said part of lot Sc fronts East H.
Eedi4tely i'll the rear thereof, and is unimproved.
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree One third
cash tof which $50 must be paid by the purchaser Of
e. lot at the time OF sael residue at six and twelve
months RESPECTIVELY from day OF sale with interest at
Tie rate OF Cent Yer secured by the notes
CT he purchaser and deed of upon the property
sCld or all cash at option Of pure haser All cony.ya-
chg and recording at purchasers The trustees
serve the right resell the property at defauting pur-
ch3sers cost and risk terms complied with
ten days.
CHAS. n. CRAGIN, JR..
WM. J. MILLER trustees
: n23-dSds Louisiana avenue NV.
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WALTER B WILLIAMS / co. Auctioneers

CENTS CLOTHING, UNDERWEAR. SHOES GUI-
TARS. VIOLIN. WATCHES. PISTOLS. &C, AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. DECEMBER SIXTH at TEN
O'CLOCK An. shall sell within our Salesroom the
stos of dealer. removed to Saiesroom conve
nenCe of sale.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS i CO.,
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Facrs AND F1euREs.
TRUTH STRONGER THAN ISLANDER THE REC
ORD OF THE PAST YEAR

partial list Of the prizes above One Thousand Dol
lars paid by THE LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY during the year ending November 1888 to-
cether with the and addresses given to the Conf
by the holders, emitting those who have request
ed it.
Receipts for the amounts are on file at the Offices Of
the Company
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RoBr. j. THouAs.

RoBr. j THouAs
uate Of Louisville. Ky1
BROKER IN
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND PFTkOT,FUM
No. 613 18th Street National metropolitan Building)
Orders TO '1uy sell margin cash executed
on the CHICAGO Board of Trade and New York Cotton
Exchange. Constant quotations instantly received by
direct private wires.
FP. sCHSITT co. Chicaro correspondent.
sAWYER. WALLACE. CO. NV York correspondent
pse-e,..s National METROPOLITAN Bank
-'e1e4eHees Hon. James Il fS.ck
Lorders by Telephone Promptly Attended TOT
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