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The Oldest Horse in America.


Old Turk, the equine pensioner of Richmond
county, still lives and occupies stall in the
barn at Staten Islands almshouse He is the
Oldest horse in New York state, or in America
In all probability, as his age can be reliably fixed
at AZ years, and ex County Treasurer James Il.
Robinson, now 70 years old. thinks he can re-
lably trace him back for As years The animal
Is quite curiosity, particularly to veteri-
narlans. who are anxious to see how long
the veteran will live, and thus settle the
mOofed question of equine longevity. Origi-
nany iron-gray in color, Old Turks coat Is
now snOwwhite. He is tOOthless and has to be
fed on soft food" Mr.. Robinson saws he
knew Old Turk 8 years ago, when he was a
'crack trOtter owned. he believed. by Capt.
jacob ii. Vanderbilt, and known as Guy Scuytis
He was one OF the wonders of the old Newborn
race course, and was purchased by Vanderbilt
from Judge Clausen. who lived On the old Rich
mond road, near New-Dorp lane. PROPOSE
ton made some years ago to sell Old Turk and
thuS save expense to the county, created quite a
sensation, and evoked lively newspaper COM
ment. Nearly one whole day was devoted to
discussion of Old Turks case by the board of
supervisors, and his name also figures on the
records OF the superintendent of the poor who
talked once or twice of selling him. Thomas
Mccormick, keeper of the alms-hOuse says that
when Major Barnett, superintendent Of the
poor, proposed to sell him. a number of citi-
Zens GUIDED together and agreed to pur-
chase him and pay tor his keeping rather
than allow him to be disposed Of He
had done good service to the county, and it was
finally decided to pension him. Since that time
he has done no more work than was necessary
10 Keep him In condition. In this life of indO-
lence he will probably continue until his Demise
OF which there is no immediate symptom. MI.
Mccormick knows of the animal having been on
the farm for twelve years. and his predecessor
as keeper Mr.. Miller, told him that he had
watched Old Turk for twenty years previous to
this, knowing him to be at least 10 years old
when he came to the Poor Farm. This would
make him at least 40 years of age. Mr. Robin
son, who says several shOwmen have tried to
purchase him, is writing history of the animal
for Enclosure in the box to be opened at Staten
Islands tri-centennial in 1888 Mr.. Robinson
offered to pay for set Of false teeth for Old
Turk. but no one could make a cast for the
suction plate. and 80 Old Turk has to feed on
pap" When the Poor Farm barn was burned
last winter. Old Turk managed to make his es-
cape unassisted aud unnjured.
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CLAYTON MCM1CHAEL. q. s. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer nIe-lt

(HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON NORTH II
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STREETS WEST. AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the II
District Of Columbia dated the 18th day of October 80
A. ID. 1888 and passed in the cause Of Mccarthy :X
et Va OBren ct al No. 633 Of the Equity Docket of
said court the undersigned trustee cause will
3Ifer t9r sale at pubic auction, on FRIDAY. THE
at -FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of
the premises the following described real estate situate
IN the city OF Mashington in the District Of Columbia
lot No. L. in square No BIZ improved by small frame
house. and thereafter part of lot numbered
on LIST street west 20 feet south from the northeast
ner OF said and running thence south % thence
west 80 feet thence north - feet to street thence
eas street 10 feet: thence south % feet thence
east 80 feet to LIST street and the place Of beginning and
proved
Terms: One fourth cash, and the residue IN three
equal at six. twelve and eighteen montha
respectively with interest from day Of sas and be
secured by the purchasers notes and reserved lien
the property sold. all cash. At purchasers option
deposit Of 800 will be required each piece prop
erty sold ct the time of SALE and the purchaser fail to
comply with the terms Of sale within week from
date OF sale the Trustee the right to resell the
chaser. after three days notice In THE EVENING STAR
newspaper COnveyancng and recording at purchasers
cost. JOHN F. HANNA frIlsfae
Websters Law Bu1ldng.5O5 street northwest, Wash.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct nl4-dkds
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LIME KILN PHILOSOPHY.
The Secret of yHappiness-Greatne vs..
COntentment.
From the Detroit Free Press

From the Detroit Free Press
DE odder night, began the president as the
Lime Kiln club came to order, ode ole man
blrch cum ooer to my cabin an cried bekase he
mad not becum great an famous man. Dat
sot me to finkin'.
cicero was a great man but I cannot find il
on record dat he eber took any mo- comfort dan
oahuei Shin does. Samuel has huff to eat an
drink an war, an of an ebenin' he kin sot down
In snug coner an eat snow apples an read de
paper He am harmless to de community az he
am Make a great man of him an he might in.
vent new sort o. religion. or originate a new
theory in p0llytics, or do sunthin or other to
upset de minds OF half de people.
"Demosthenes was a great man: but can't
ind dat coal dealers collector could mt his
hand on him when wanted as he kin on Give
adam Jones You can't find dat his wife was a
good cook. OF dat he had a bathroom In his
Mouse, or cupalo on his BAN, or dat he relished
his uinner any better dan Brud1er Jones does
While he had the same chilblains an headaches
an nightmares. AS Giveadam now Ibis an cir
cnlates Children kin play with him. wood piles
In MS naybOrhOod am safe, an mo- dan one poo
family am indebted to him for shillin' In money
or basket OF 'taters. Make him a great phi
loSopher an who kin tell how many rows an
riots an broken heads could be laid to his door
Plato was great man. but can't find dat
he was fed on partickler fine beef or mutton.
UT udt MS TAILOR GIN nun an extra Mt, or dat he
got discount when he bought ten pounds OF
sl-ar all to once. When Waydown Bebee gifts
sot down in front of his cook stove. checker
board on his lap an painful OF popcorn at his
right hand, wid five pickaninnes rollin' ober
each udder on de foo, he am takin heap mo-
comfort dan Plato eber dreamed of. He has no
soarin ambishun. He neither wants to save de
world nor spite it. He makes no predickshuns
FUR people to worry Ober an his theories nebber
Jar de dishes OFT de shelf. Make him great
man an his comfort an happiness fly away an
he sots himself up to teach an command an be-
cum eberybody's antagonist.
''De man VINO signs to trade far wages warm
house an peaceful h'arthstun fur de glory of
BOnaparte am a dOlt.
''De man who sacrifices his clean, humble ca
bin--hs easy ole coat. his co'n-cob pipe an his
pitcher o slider fur de CAB of an orator or de
delushiOns of philosopher trades his tater fur
Wind-fall apples. Let us purceed to bizness."
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ROBERT O. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
IL 10th and streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON Z STREET, No l40a THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON c. IN
By virtue of twodeeds of trust dated respectively
on the first day Of November, 1879, and eighth day
254 aud ber No 872 folio IA In the Land Records Of
the District of Columbia will sell at public auction in
F9URTH 4. p, 1883, st FOUR 0,GL0ck r n. the
OF Columbia, with all the improvements thereon, to
wit Lot numbered two {2) in Kidwes recorded subd-
vision Of square numbered two hundred and seven
teen CID according to the plat thereof in the office Of
the Surveyor Of Washington city, District Of Columbia
two and three years with interest thereon 1t the
all cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit 81
$3.50 to be made at time Of sale terms Of sale not
complied with in ten days the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the rsk and cost of dcfautng
purchaser The title to be retained by the Trustee until
the entire amount of purchase money has been pai
All conveyaDcing at the cost of purchaser
JAMES G. BERRET, Trustee
RO HOFFMAN, Auctioneer pl1-dSds
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AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE UNIlIPRoyFD
TMILFSAihf And TuI fRiIlsl t sfREETs
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH "a
1888 Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ mS<6$
front OF the premises, We Will sell at public
non part Of Lot 70 square S4 having frontage Of 90
let inches on the south side VI street 10y depth Of
les feet 10 inches - - "a
Terms One-third cash balance in one and three
years at Six per cent interest payable semi annually
Dferred pay ents TO he secured y deed trust ON Tia
property All conveysncing at purchasers cost de-
post OF Sp required at time of sale If Of sale
are not complied with in DAYS the PROPERTY will
be sold At risk ard cost of diaung purchase after five
Gays advertisement FITCH. FOX & BROWN
- l4B1 Pennsy wanna avenue
j. I. COLDWELL. Anctioneer n2O-dts
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THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionee

BY order Of the assignee will commence selling
MEDNESnAf. AT HaIF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK 2.
NJ. NOV Der TN EN- RST our special sales
room, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue larre stock of Dec
grated China Ware consisting Of Dinner and Tea Sets
Ionet Sets Odd Pieces, &c, &c. Also fine English
liable Cutlery Rogers Sllver-patsd Flat are, &c. As
IL Is essential that this stock should be closed out as
soon as possible, the sales wi W. held at TEN VI
HALt-PAsT TWO AND HALF PAST SEVEN p. Ii.
By order OF the Assignee
Special accommodations for ladies' Goods on exh;bi-
ton w dnesday dur ng the day
nl9-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts
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AN ImroRrER,s Srock
OF WARM UNDERWEAR
At Retail
LOT 72-LAD1ES MERINO VESTS AND PANTS.
Cut ON Improved Principle, all sizea
IS doZ at 39c., worth 48c.
100 doZ at 44c., worth 59c .
125 doZ at 49c., worth 6So
100 doz. at &c.. worth 75o
rs doz at &c., worth &c.
30 dog. at 9Sc.. worth $l25.
LOT BLADES ALL-wOoL INDICATED VESTS
AND PANTS (Scarlet) all sizes.
Is doz at 9sc.. worth S125
100 doz. at $1.39 worth 16S
90 doz. at 81. so, worth $198
Is doz at S1.75. worth $225
90 doz. at 81. SO. worth $3.50.
LOT u-GENT'S MERINO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
100 doz. at Soc. worth e9c.
Is doz at &C., worth CSC.
100 doZ. at 81, worth $150
LOT 19-GENTS SCARLET INDICATED ALL.
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
$50 doz. at BIAS. worth g.
100 doz at sl;19 worth $3.50.
PPPP ssss RRR +
PPP ALA1ssss kRR oYAk
+ ssss + Eh11..
n1s 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE

By virtue Of writ Of venditoni exponas isued ont
Of the Clerks Once Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tict # Columbia and to me directed win sell Il pub
l1c sale for cash q No lG0l street northwest ON
Der. 1889 It TEN O'CLOCK a II. all the right title.
claim and interest OF the defendant I'm to the Follow.
ing described property, to wit: Household goods con.
sst,ng OF P15ior bedroom sets Hal and Dining room
Coupe and Pole Carriage and Pole and Lawn Novel,
&C. to satisfy vendioni exponas No. A674 1t law IN
favor Of Alhlgence H Brown against Bradley Barlow
defendant
CLAYTON MoMICHAEI. q. g. Marshal,
THOA DOWNING Auctionsae nI2d1n1
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SGToN HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
" 9}s. $40 and $40 Louisiana avenue.
Regular auction sale of Horses. CARRIAGES Bugp ,es
Harness. &c, EVERY I'll ESDAY, III ESDAY and SAT-
oRDAl MORNING, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
regardless of weather
Gentlemen having Horses Carriages for sale will
md tllS the best method of disposing of the same
s. BENSINGER. Auctioneer
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock Of
Horses Carriages, Bugsies. Express Wagons Harness
Blankets Robes. &C. oi9-Im
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPRovFp
" REA. ESTATE BEING TIRE WEST SIX LOTS
or SGT ARE ~, AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY
LANp AVENUE AND 4 STREET NORTHEAST
FACING CAPITOL PARK
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of theaS
District OF Columbia, holding Faulty term ~
passed on the 10th day OF November 1854 In causs.
complainant and Frank L Barry and others are defend.
anus sfa oter for sale, at public on in front n
"a. premises on SAT IL kDAI, THE TN ENlN Fol R1H
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ ;
Lots numbered hive I'D six (6D (7D eight tSl min.
tD and ten lO OF James NJ Iatta's recorded elhiiyi
sion OF square Numbered seven hundred and twenty
sewn 90, In the City OF Washington, District II
columbia The said property will Doe sold 10y lots
terms OF sale as prescribed 10y the court: third
% cash the remainder in two ~ equal nstallme Ia
payable six t6l aid twelve l2D months day o sale
RESPECTIVELY with interest the Whole aiuoilut dua
payable each six t6) months all cash the oItiop n
te pure or purchasers. Such purchaser or pur
ases u not paying all cash. to give his their notes
lor INC deferred payments, above provided aud no
deed ID lie gwen until fun payment purchase
deposit OF loO VIII be required each lot when sold
All conveyance at cost of purchaser purchasers:
ana IN default Of compliance with the terms OF sale
Mn ten lO days the property will lie resold NJ the
FISK and cost OF the dfaung purchaser pur hasers
HENRY L. DAVIS. Trustee
40 Louisiana avenue
D. l. ColsDW ILL., Auct. nl2eod&de
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Col James r. Llewellen, editor Of the Norfolk
he Is candidate for the ONCE of nnhIic nrinter,
says: I'VE have repeatedly refused the offer OF
oneial position In our own city, and 1t is not
probable that we would apply for an office that
does not pay over one-half Of wha. we now re-
ceive from the Ledger" Nv" 40
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J. 7. COLDwELL. Anctioneer.
nUkCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
FKENGH STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NOR T4NEsT aT .I-I.TJnN

FRENCH STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
1ENIH STREETS SoRrHW EST. AT AUCTION
by virtue of deed of trust, dated the fteenthaa8
Gay OF November 1876 and recorded the 18th day ~
OF January A ID ls77, Ill Llber No folio 223 -
one OF the land records of the District Columbia tie
unitfslsec as Surviving Trustee Will offer sale by
tunIIc anclon IN front of tue premises TUESDAY
HnoNEMBEh INENIl SEVENTH. 1853, Al HALF
PASI FotR O'CLOCK 4 NJ. all that certain Isie,.. or
Earcei OF land and premises situate and brng ia the
DlStfct OF Columbia and city of Washington aud known
anu distinguished as Lot numbered fftytire- t4sl in
square numbered three hundred and sixty tlr, (p3l
s,conR 10 tue subdivision of said sguarr. made by
sn ar9iy soa Trust and duly recorded in the
Terms of sale one-third Of the llrcLase money IN
cash and the residue in two equal instamtnts i'm ono
anu Two years from day sale with interest from day
OF sale to bc secured by deed % on the property
sola or al cash. al the option of the purchaser de-
post OF $40 VIII be required M the time of sale All
convey ailcng and recording the of the pur-
Si.ser the terms Of sale are not complied with
"ltfiln ten days IRON day Of sale resale OF the lr D.
ery Viii be made at the risk and of the dcaultirg
purchaser al Ter five days public advertise thereof
nIo-d&ds THOS. II. CAILAN. Surviving Trustees
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In the county court OF Princess Anne last
week, John Jarvis was found guilty of the will
LoudOn bridge, that county. 18th September
last Both men were well known In the COM
munfty, and the murder was shown at the trial
to have been Of the most cold blooded kind.
Willard, the Northern Pacific magnate, who Is
building nilliOn-and-a-half italian palace in
New YORK, egan life as a newspaper reporter.
There Is everything In beginning right.-BuJalo
Expresa
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TLECANPANE AND HOREHOUND
~ COUGH DROPS
n, Fresh supply lust received Cure Coughs. Colds.
dren will take them easily Hall pound packages sc
Per package Only at
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
Mo 18th and streets and ID and streets NV.
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Training for Girls.

from me London Truth.
In these days every middle-class mother
ought to train her girls to do something which
Is OF marketable value. AS it Is. they are often
not even trained for marriage They know
nOthing-nothing about house work, servants.
buying. selling, health Of children, their own
health, economy, method neatness. order-all
is happy-gO-lucky with them. 1 hail the better
system of education prevalent at our high
schools and others under government inspec-
ton; but technical training of all kinds for girls
is quite lett out. Ii o girl doesn't marry she
ought to be able to turn her hand to some
thing: Our social feeling is quite false upon this
question. Everything is mira dig. Young
ladies' with nothing year may do all sorts OF
things for their amusement, but they must not
do the very same things Systematically for
money. For instance, girl will paint her own
bedroom doors with flowers in panels, will pick
out the cornice of her mothers drawing-room.
or will gild her picture-frames, but su2get that
she should train herself as q house hich-art
decorator, and she would no more sit upon a
ladder In some one elses house and pick out the
cornice or paint flower wreath on the ceiling
for money than she would fly. That would be
mira dig! Therefore, girls are out from many
Industries tor which they might quality them
selves, and turn to In al emergency.
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WALNUT FRAME PARIlOR SUITE, WALNUT CHAM.
SffTE SYKES I, n H E SUITES COTTAGE
PETS: HUSk COTTON-TOP MATTRESSES,
fEAIHER BEDS, WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE,
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS CHINA, GLASS AND
CROCkEkY WARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M we shall sell at
No 9l3 + street northwest, the above assortment Of
MID WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoS. J. FISHER & Co. Auctionee,
FUTURE DAYS,

FTNHoS. J. FISHER CO. Auctioneers
CAANCERY SAFE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN az
IHE WASHINGTON HOUSE, CORNER OF
THIRD STREET AND rENNSlLNANlA ANE-
NUE. NOkTHA EST
o Under .pd BY virtues OF sdecroe of the suTrcne
Sourl 81 TIE District e Columbia raised IN fsity -
cause No s&50 Doc r. Daniel W Ntdale,on - ia
Jula nlddefoil et al, the uudcriEri Tr7lstsxs ap-
fltsu ~ sAld decree VIII sell y; public suction e. ta
hishtss bidder Lot No and parts Lots Nee ana B
n retrNa.on 10 IN the city of Washington n q IN
WEDNESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF pfCFNRFR A
~ 1873. Al fOl Ii O'CLOCK 4. N. or Tie IrrIntSss
his property IL i'm proved by lar.-a tiNliT l,,,,
"a the w sshlnston House." ard ior MANY yaars en-.
pied 5 hut1 10y W.
Terms ~ sale Yrtscrihed by the decree a. , n,o
third Of tie purchase money il cash Au tn. laIs II,
one I'D ani two ~ years the De- lri "a ~, = ~ -
interest and % he ssSur to the sstiSfs,tiD, - ia
Trustees drpOsit Il two hunirSl dollars viii H. -
quir at the time ~ sale and all ey acir 10 L. AZ
the cost OF purchaser Ii the terms If sale are n : rlls
piled with III ten days from date Of sale the Trustees
reserve tle right 10 re'l the property at the rSk AID
cost Of The d,fsultIug purchaser.
W. Is. hEBB Trustee,
as 5th street northwest
fkANh l.. MIDDLETON. Trustee.
l9-in,w.sSds 1Ul 18th strst northwest
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81 hev often noticed" saws Josh B,llinos
'TfGt the nan who would hey done such won
derinl things eff he had bin thare never gifts
fhara." 49,
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneor.
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
| RIAL ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY AT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ. ESTATE IN WASHINGTON CITY AT
AUCTION
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated February the "a
,tii 1919. recorded an Lil-r No IS folio a. in In, g
ialid records OF ashletun county. C. sna hy ~. IN
quest 81 the holder of the note e.surd thereby will
sen N public auction I'm the PREMISES ON r
Ihp 10 DE! kMBER FIX I. lSsa at FuUK0't LOCK
HI mat certain Il.re Parcel Of around
scr1bsi as Lot number nd forty-hve t45 of P-e sra
hilhles suttiyi u Original lots
TWO hundred and seven COD situate southeast cor
htr 81 and 10TH streets northwest improvements COM
building and stable ~ A
Terms Of sale: oue-third cash balance In six ara
Twelve months from Jay sale with interest at SIX Ter
cent lsyabie semi annually until raid s-,lry 10y ie-i
OF Trust on premises sold derosIt OF wall re-
Quitd ~ TINE OF sale III the terms OF sale COM
Piled with in days the trustee. reserve the right 10
resell at the risk and cost of the ,efaut.u lns.r
ConFeyancIng at cost Of purchaser
T.. ID HARTLEY. J t..
n20-dts AUSTIN HfRR trustees.
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COCOA
PPS' COC(
B R E A K F st.
GRATEFUL
r. P P s.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and bY
careful application Of the fine properties Of well e..
ecieo COCOA Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables
many heavy doctors bs It e BY the judcious use Of
such articles Of diet that's constitution may be Rausly
built until strong enough to resist every tendency to
disease Hundreds Of subtle maaies floating around
may escape fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll for.
fed with pure blood anda properly n0urxhed fama"
CirH Service GazettA
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold tn tins. (ony Klb. and b1 by 0rocers labeled
JAMES EPPS 4 90,
ols-n.tu&s Hompopstaio CAsmtsta London. Kne.
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF WATCHES JEwELRY,
CLOCKS, REGULATORS, SHOW CASES COMB.
NATION SAFE. FIXTURES sc. &c BEING THE
ENIIRE STOCK OF LOUIS WETZEI. 1912 7TH
STREET NORTHWEST AND REMOVED TO MY
ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
,oOn THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SECOND,
ISS3 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M aud 30
UGSLOCh NJ within my salesrooms lltt and Penn
above well known establishment conssting of watches
sets 81 ewelry, rings. breast pins chains bracelets
large iron safe silver plated show cases. FIX
lures, &c. &c, &C. ~ -
This Is well selected stock and should command the
Terms cash s II IUCKErT Trnsta,
Auc "a
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.EEKS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIECES NEW AND
SECONDHAND CLOTHING. IN SUITS AND
SINGLE GARMENTS, FOR MEN AND BOYS, AT
By order OF Seligman Pawnbroker. within sales
rooms OBJ LOUISIANA avenue, THURSDAY MORNING,
NOVEMBER TWENTY-SECOND, Immediately after
sale of Furniture n1O-1t
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0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AZ
~ the best. is JUST H'S Old Stand known for years
a. tie only place where frst-class SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING can be sold At respectable pxicez Address
call at
JCSTHS Old Stand. No. 6la street between 9Th ana
9Th streets northwest
n. B.-Not6 by mail prulnptly attended b .
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,

DEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
ON STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS NORTHWEST. NORTH
SIDE. AT AUCTION.
%, On ,MEDNESDAY AFTERNOON; NovEMRFR@&
TWENTY-FIRST. at HALF PAST FOUkSS3
O'Clock we viii sell in front Of the premises Lot&-
No L. square 422 fronting 2ss feet by depth Of 100
feet This lot Is the street market, street
pass and convenient to two other lines Of street
would be good location for business or dwelling
house.
Terms: One cash; balsnce in SIX twelve and
etes months notes 20 bear interest aud TO be- secured
by deed Of trust premises deposit of 500 re-
CURED at sale Conveyancng &c a. purchasers cost
Terms 10 tie complied with DAYS otherwise
sale at the risk and cost Of the defsultg purchaser
after five DAYS public notice such resale in
paper IN Washington, II. C.
nl7-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers