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ID 0BERT O. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
HI 10th and + streets northwest

AUCTION SALE OF THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
HOUSE ON X STREET, No. 14O3. THE FORMER
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON. EBON G.
INGERSOLI. "
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust. dated respect
iye-; on the first day of November, 1873, and S:SS
49, folio 4. ar Gber No S72 folio IA in the land
records of the District Of Columbia, viii sell ct public
NEMBER FIRST, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
cTg real estate in the city of Washington District
columbia with all the improvements thereon to wit:
Lot numbered two tz IN 6idweirs recorded subdivi-
SO according to the plat thereof In the Office of the
Surveyor OF Washington city. District Of Columbia
-, on sae: Onefourth ccsh, and the balance In
rst ~ aud tAree Years. with interest thereon at the
or ali c.Ah Ut cent Per annum payable semi annually,
Compiled WITH as In q tn time Of sale terms Of sale not
70 rsse the property 1t the fisk and cost of efsnlnS
Inc title 70 be retained BY the Trusfee until
All sa,e aalount q purchase money has been mid
ALI eon'eyancins at the cost Of purchaser S"-
& o. HOFFMAN. Aucfionses: DAA, o 1dossee:
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tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROyED<5.,
oREAI4 ESTAFE-STORE AND DWELLINGS,
AZ Tue SOUIHEAST CORNER OF 2OTH ~
AND Nj STREETS NORTHWEST

AT TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 2OTHIA
AND Nj STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
tIict of Columbia passed the LIST day of October
d. 1888 in equity No. $780, wherein Julia Green
Is complainant and Annie G. Forstberg ct al defend
ants the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at
public r aeti tIb n fEont Of the presss THURS
at FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, the following described
PROPERTY VIZ: Parts Of Lots IL and H. in square III
beginning at the northwest of said square and
running thence east along north street 70 feet and IL
Inches thence south Is feet thence west 70 and IL
to tt place OF beginning, and improved by story
brick Notwithstanding and stOrehoIse.
Terms Of sale prescribed BY the decree: third
OF the purchase money to be paid i'll cash. balance
two from the day of SALE and secured by deed Of
trust on the property Sold to the satisfaction the
Trustee or all cash at the option of the purchaser
deiost of 500 required day sale If terms of sale
not colnrifi with IN seven days from day of sale the
property viii be resOd risk of defa,litns.
purchaser. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
FILLMORE BEAI4I Trustee,
:f23 ~ street northwest
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PcSTN x ARREsTED.-Earnest Asten, post
master at A.iGooka Pa, was arrested yesterday,
charged by Inspector Abel, of the Post Office de-
bail for appearance In the United States court
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rs'Hos J. FISHER X Co. Real Estate Auctionetrs.

ILEElIPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT on
Nv N iI-THIitD STREET, NORTH OF WASH
IN@IpS CIRCLE.
en- ;oAlt ilDAl, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, 4 49,
u. 1873 NJ tpt O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front Of thu y@sH
Irl-,,N shall sell, the highest iite tile..fa-
nUrtH Part 81 Lot ~ III square -, fronting % feet
lrc,Igs "a I'd street letw-en l. and VI streets north
alley
Terms 0re-half cash; balance IN six months with in
fTf x cr cent, Secured by deed of trust prop
'Ity >oi.t IHOS. J. FISHER l. co.
o437tNt- Alictioneers.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

4 a
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING WITH STORE, ON EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH. BETWEEN n AND 0 STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Iber No IA
ld' folio 49, 1T seq. of the land of the Dis
tfic Of Columbia and at the request of the party S
secured thereby viii sell at public auction in front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, THE THIRTY FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
Part OF Lot e. in square Al in the city of Washington
D. G. beginning at point eth street 20 feet north of
the southwest corner of said lot and running thence
north 70 feet and extending back with that width due
east il6 feet to the line of said lot with the
proyeeits coE.istins of threestory brick building
Terms Onetlird cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months for which the notes of the purchaser
with interest at six centn per from the day
OF sale Will be TAKEN secured by deed of trust upon the
property deposit of $50 will be required Of the pur
chaser at the tine Of sale All conveyancing at the cost
ofthe purchaser. All taxes and assessments to June so
1633, payable out of the purchase money
oi9-d VIM Il MATTINGTY Trnstae
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Name.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TsEIIOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.
a Real Estate Auctioneers

FEFl-Uc. J. EIoHEK Z 90,
q Real Estate Auctioneers
IE2f NFToRY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
E,ll-E. WITH SIDE LOT, NO. 1916 FIFTH
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER NINE-e-
E.Ni II. at FOUk-AND-A-HAIF O'CLOCK. on ~;
ne premises shall sell Lot 30 and part of u, in
>are No ii5 fronting, together about "a feet on 9th
street northwest, with DC t of SS feet. to pUbli,
silcy improved by Three-story Brick Residence with
Back Building
oEethird cash: balance in and two years,
W!t lIt at per cent secured by deed of trust
fct.iSIty sDld
Ol2-ti&st5 TIiOS. J. FISHER 4 CO., AuCt.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
oihcer today am, 55s; II am, 65.9 pm 6S5
Maximum, 6S.5; minimum, 542
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NJ AkERS; 20i TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
SsilS, Lining Felt, Shoemaker,s Anti squeak
49,; 1t s' IeR Clements. Lime. Plaster. Pitch Felt
-' NNO>'' Aar' ADS, &c scpl9
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Washington no Longer a Paradise for
TramPS.
THE ABLE-BoDIED PUT TO WORK CLEANING THE
STREETS

THE ABLE-BoDIED PUT TO WORK CLEANING THE
STREETS
There are now $50 inmates in the Washington
asylum, tincludng the officers and employees, 4l0
much larger number than usual at this season OF
the year. The policy followed for several years
past, OF feeding able-bodied men and giving them
no work to do, seems to have had a tendency To
bring tramps here from all parts OF the country,
and 1t Is said among themselves that they make ii a
point 10 reach Washington early i'm the fall SO 10
get Wen domiciled in the work house before cold
weather approaches This year. however. many OF
them meet with disappointment, as the District
authorities are making good use OF them in clean
ing up the streets In the suburbs OF the city, and
work, In conjunction with what has been done by
the regular aborerS under the District engineers
department., has made the streets in West Wash.
ingtOn ana In the northeastern and the eastern Sec
ions or the city look as clean as they were ever
known to be- II is proposed to keep the work-house
gang employed at all seasons OF the year. The
streets OF the southwest part OF the city are to be
cleaned in the same way; Also i'm the northwest
part, and when this is finished work will be pro-
proving the water front. ditching and dredging the
Channel The work already done this year amounts
TO nearly as much as that done by the regular
force.
THE PRESIDENT today designated Wilson Young
Stamper and Maury Nichols, OF New York, to be
examined on the 18th OF November for second
neutenantS In the army-tO take the place of the
candidates who failed at the last examination.
THERE WERE ZOE CANDIDATES examined to-day at
the rooms of the civil service commission OF whom
q were applicants for the higher and as for the
lower grade OF clerkships. The rooms of the COM
mission were crowded with desks, and the building
seemed turned into public school. The candf-
dates were about evenly divided by sex,
and all ages were represented, from
eighteen to gray hairs Several colored
out at 10 O'Clock, and candidates were held to their
work after beginning till they handed in
their answers. Most of the persons eX-
amined have residence in Washington but quite
number came from out OF town. The result OF the
examination will not be known for some time as
the labor OF correcting and comparing such large
number of papers Is Very great, and there is i'm
mediate pressure upon the commission for the GER
uication OF eligible candidates from the depart
mentS
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GRIMAuLr & Co.'S
MATIOO CApStnES

MATIOO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid in the most
cases OF pT1vsfe diseases They not fatigue the sto
viii be found . safe and effective remedy
ja22-tu&f1y SOLD BY ALL DRUGG1STa
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A Baby ON Habeas Corpus.

To-day Chief Justice Cartier had before him on
writ Of habeas corpus, Mabel, the two months Old
child of Thaddeus and Eta Minor, who the mother
charges her husband with having taken from her.
Mr. G. Darlington read the petition, and the Chief
Justice asked the father:
Is that your child' What are you going to do
with it?
The respondent said that the child was his. that
let him come there.
The chief justice asked II it was a boy or girl,
ana told Minor TO give the baby to its MOTHER for It
drinking, and not let his temper rise; keep sober
and you can be reasoned WITH and go and live with
should have the care Of both parents. he directed
the order to be drawn giving the baby to its MOTHER
which was done
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I'd Edition.
Latest IGlegranS to The Star.

The Business Situation Not Improving.
new YORK, Oct 1a-R. G. Dun & Co., of the mer-
camille agency, report that the business situation
does not improve. There Is manifest shrtnkage in
lhe volume or trade Indicated by very marked
decline In the exchanges at this point, which is
shared In by the returns from of the largest
commercial centers. The business failures through
out the United States and Canada reported to New
York during the week number 243, as against 49,
last week: an increase OF ST. The increase is mainly
In the New England states, the south and west.
Failures are on the increase in Canada.
Foreign News by Cable To-day.
ONE THOUSAND VICTIMS OF EARTHQUAKE
LONDON, Oct 19-The British consul at ChiOs re-
ports that 1000 persons ON the mainland were
killed and wounded by the recent earthquake, and
that assistance is urgently required.
Latest from Wall Street.
DECLINE FOLLOWED BIT AN ADVANCE.
stock market was lower. Western Union fell off to
Missouri Pacific to s9s4 and Lackawanna to III Is
Near p m. a brisk demand for Northwest pre-.
vailed, which rose to 1905 for the common and to
1S9 for the preferred This turned the market, and
general advance took place. oregon Trans. sold
up to e. s9S, Western Union to s6l Lake shore tc
64, 81 raul to 961G, Union Pacific TO 81 3s North
ern Pacific to a5A and preferred to 6l14.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Oct 19-Virginia new ten -fort;es. 80
new threes. 81 bid to-day. w
r1 BALTIM9RE Oct 19Cotton teady-mddlins 1875
sS do extra do a Family ay s"5 s ~
mills super. OOa3 rs; do. extra. 40Oa4 49, do RiC
brands 575a6 o. Patapsco family ESQ., do superativt
patent 100 Wheat-southern lower and more active
amber. 1.1oa1 IA; No. Maryland 1l2I4aI I2Ie: No.
western winter red spot and October o4s4l 05
uary, ll05a1. 10ss. Corn-sonthern fairly STEADY
yellow, 62a64; western mixed, spot, and October
.xsss H Hsts ssa56a year 55a5s January
white. 37aSS; do. mixed. s5aS6; Pennsylvania, 3Ga3s
i Rye quiet 64a&5 Hay dull prime to choice Penn
sylyana and Maryland, 140Ghl6O 90 Provisions quiet
and steady. Mess pork, 1900 Bulk meats-shouIders
ana clear rib sides, packed, las. Bacon-shoulders
81 , Butter ir-ehoice western packed lOa2O
and nominal, refined, sssasss Coffee auietNRo car
goes ordinary ly to fair 1ial2 Sugar duf-A soft 81
llsh: Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
ccH5ton I1,6Ad: -four. 1s9d Grain: SID Receipts
S0O bushels oats 5000 bushels: rye L6OO bushels
smRments,none Sales-wheat, 100000 bushels; corn
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Mar1age licenses have beer
Issued by the clerk of the court to Clermont Glas
cow and Mary Ellen Ellington; TOliver Wallace anl
Lucinda Steward, both OF Montgomery county, Md.
James Brown and Isabella Dent
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A NCTlON SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
1krIEOPERTi. On STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH
VEST.
On MONDAY, OCTOBER TWEN'TY-SECOND *,
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the premises f:;a
VIII sell the three-story brick dwelling, No. 1922 -A
street.
The house hes back building, and contains IL rooms
Lot has frontage of % feet. by depth of I25 feet.
TERMS One,thir cash; bala nee in six twelve and
eighteen months with interest at per cent from day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust on the property or
all cash at the option of the purchaser Convey ancing
at purchasers cost. 800 deposit required at time of
sale. j. T. COLDWEII. A1lctioneer
o1S-d&ds
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i INNATE srock i ELEcRArH " IaEs
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND
II. Ii. DODGE,

Pond Stccbs and IGvCst,cnt Securities BOUGHT AMI
sold Oh Commission,
IL. 50 9TH STREET (C0RCORAN BUuDINGJ
Agency io- Prince and Whitley Stock Brokers,
Il BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Ever C,a~ q securities lought and sold on commits
SION IL S2H IIa.iscu. Baltimore Pill ei,l!i!a New
Aurh T. to:l and Washington. Orders executed on the
New Yea Str-E Exchange al oIy-c-l.th Of one per
cent eGl..n~4ot Private and dire. TELEGRAPH wires
:" Richmond Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA, New York and
Boston. through which Cr,rrs are executed on the
Sit-k EXCHANGES in those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and il
formation rc2Grng the markets received through our
wives INSTANTLY direct from the New York Stock
ExchaI.et nj
RJI AND SELL L. =. GOVT AND D. C BONDS:
IA.So. WASH G.. GASLIGHT and AL ether City
Stock.
DEPOSITS received subject to check.
We pay SIECIaI. attention to obtaining CORRECT
ard RELIABLE information Ie-r,ns our various city
SECURITIES and prepared ii All lines answer i1gu-
1i,s rts4rU1i. same
HARRY c. TOWERS < Co
BANKEKS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
my31 1920 Strict NCRTHTEST
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r5'HONls DoWLJNG, ho.f:oucrr.
I!I-s;-rI'r-S SAFE or A COMFORTABLE FEAl.E
DIV: Hing H,sJ ~ AND It}i on MN HAatI'-
SiiIl3. iEE\tE. BETWEEN II AND STREETS

T., wa, d toree &c Tie Supreme Court Of the
J. t.. g. if-f..;a Ie.~.d II equity caiIss No :.
SV&t is H-' 4 Wlil Cifsr fer sale g. PUBLIC
3uc-..;' ~ ron, u The s'rt-e. N:bNDi Y oCTt,-
Bl-R + y Lt,iS -~LGb-sD mkt at fDs y UtIGs'k p
the W.! l1rr Il New HaJs avefe l. fcet fr.r;s
IN ;oi 20 corner ~ Lis. 81 9, running than south
west, riy sIsl with The - s 1l.. & I'd lot t.r.
Nsr ~ - -.,i Iu =, tlIs 80 - ith tn
Iear Inc 90 III vest corner 81 ts5 ,;. rf sid 10.
q. sold - lI"il AuTI ny 81 John Murphy east
rrly VIII -! s''ji'' i II IaFt ii a, lot sold to
john al'T;nN. To- Sc ti@i~ ire nue. and ~ gin
nlig, Z s-ftf. r Wan tlzs iiHT'r..y' Its.
Icri;iS, prescribed by S4d deere: One foIsth Of
The IIi,'-t. 'tst a. fsia!-cS III a. 'ftst1:iH ntS,
at SIX u i've ali titr'n months. with I.EeTCSf from
day "t SAFE fer which rUtFs at rirt.s viii bc taken
and secured ~ d.sd of trIls; SAID r;s \ tc;osit
Of &tst VII ~ rqmreti IT tIe Ui sale, ali cor
Ne yaIIsn- ",.t TtcoriE2 VIII b al l5Hta~eT'S cost
IL tern not CGfG!'l:,d with III days from
tllI a. -! tie Trustee the ii" III FeeS gS
risk end cost 81 tetdj;lii-is iT h-G- aztec Gay >
noti,e III ti4e "EyeuI,ig Star rttNgsPaftr-
Oc!-ttS LAS /. DANIS
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NUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers.

FOL: ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TO
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES.
On TUESDAY MORNING, TWENTY THIRD OF
OCTOBER, 1888. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. will sell
within siiesroois Goth and streets nortwestl by
direction of the holder of certain collateral note the
following valuable iewtry:
One pair Pearl Ear Rings,
One Pearl Cross.
One pair Gold Chain Bracelets (pearl setting)
One Diamond Pin \l9 stones.)
Terms Cash O19-3t
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HoRSl,S. CARRIAGES. HUGHES AND WAGONS.
AND COUPE
o.! SATURDAY NORSIN- OCTOBER TWEEN
i!ti!l 49, al TiN oCLi OK within and in front of
my auction rooms, Sit Ill sell large collection OF above
goods
Ihe shelving and lumber VIII be sold promptly a.
In Gt!t}ch II Tie yard il the of store oI3 q
:4oI-EI, Aucl!onecr.
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CoLoRED PUGnIsrs.-Alexander Wan and Henry
Dawson, colored employees OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal settled an Old dispute yesterday as To
So side, on the Virginia side Of the fiver about
mile distant nom jackson City. Wall was knocked
SenSeleSS In the second round and the fight ended
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MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL or DUNN-MessrA

MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL or DUNN.-MessrA A.
to-day filed motion for new trial In the case IA
which he was few days ago C00victed-larceny OF
$S16 from BushrOd w. HparkR The reasons az
signed are errors Of the court In restricting de-
fendantH challenges to four newly discovered eyt-
donce and errors At law In the admission OF test-
nonnY.
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TIHOMAs BOWLING. AuctioHeer.

&. ACRES OF LAND ~ THE HARDWOOD So
RpiF. TNNEDIAIEfI bEPt5SiTE TIE -
sOLDItisS' HOME, BEING \ IOkIION OF IL
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A UCTIDN SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE BT-IDINC'
"A IGI O& NORTH SfpE OF MARYLAND AVE
MI ~ Nv I'm SECUND AND THIRD STREETS
NOETi!fAST.
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The PRESIDENT today designated Wilson Young
Stamper and Maury Nichols, OF New York, to be
examined on the 12th OF November for second
HeutenantS In the arfny-tO take the place of the
candidates who failed at the last examination.
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z uCl 10y SALE OF TIE NORTH TWENTY FEET
"A Ei.u\F ~ DEPTH OF one HUNDRED AND
THIRTY FEE! OF LOT -. StyU ii:E I'll On
ThE " r%T SIDE or tUJ itTI E%II STREFi.
BEINtEN STREET AMI RHODE ISLAND
ANtNt = NDkfiIE Isl.
On NGSDAl. bCTOEER TWENTY SECOND. 1888.
AT l. ;. O'CLOCK 2. II. VIII Ia sold 1t l.blI au,
f1g III front 81 M premises the above ~si. Lot.
Ie;ins tncthiI cash. and Tie hai.te sx twelve
ahd t5Si'tn months. VII, inter - at six yr cent
clir'1i h> g 81 - trust az cash "a option IF Tho pay
chascT I'm 'i f5lI. uf sale. and rii y4c
Ing at purchases cost Terms. to Il, c.nIred with
seven days.
oil. j. I. C0IDWELI. Au.tioue+r.
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FIFTY BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS; l0l
SMYRNA RUGS. BRUSSELS AND VENETIAN
STAIR CAIiFETS.
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TO-IEORRDW.


ysyIOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUINI
TURF DINING TABLES. DINING CHI AIRS
PAINTED AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE. HAIR
NATTRFSSE~; FEATHER BEDS. PIiIDWS
AND BULSIERS; COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES
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= Ii9l$DI iTELT AFTER THE ABOVE SALE.
VII also fer lii afCUnd lying north OF and adjoining
Tie chow il"c, !ivifr front of - feet 10y an average
dept. II 10 and Icet. Terms made known sale.
CHAS. III. CRAGIN, JR,
"Ftl!-,ttS Attorney Tor owner.
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AUCTION SALES.
ElrIRE nAAH


A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BT-ILDING
N IGI tx NORTH SIDE ely MARYLAND AVE
" y. " ~ I'm SECOND AND THIRD SThtEEIS
NOITi!fAST.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENry-TFIRD 80.
public rsi. from; e ti.e premises, pars oi-.+
Lot tII -E4Tt s5I fronting 70 feet ON harJ IaEt
avenue. AM containing about 3,4I3 square iett u
ground
Terms. C,-thiIt, cash aI balance in six twelve and
eisn months with interest 81 - NJ SECURED
al Iosit 81 tiIue OF sa.s and al CcIsl' IN at JIr
clas.r's IerIs T. IL cOIalI,tt win IN seven days
ocI7-ry.f sSrn J. 7. CpiDH ILL A,sctsone.r.
TIyHOMAS DOVLIN0 Auctipneer.
ga ACRES or LAND ~ THE HARDWOOD se-s
RptF,. IMMEDIATELY DIPt5SiTE TIE SI-sss
SOIDIFis~' fetNF. BEING \ IDEIIDN OF
THE MIDDLETON EARI
This is 2 Wy desirable site and should command the
attention e. -dcts desiring suburban property,
tIsO,
TWO ITSE BAY HORSES. SOTSD AND GENTLE
on ItiCN co.,. ABOUT - TONS GF HAY
ONS FARM WAGON. TWO HORSE CARTS
Los 81 it!.NINtt IMPLEMENTS. GRIND
S1ttE, Dot BIZ AID SINGLE HARNESS,
AH1ji . o EtfT-Bif, SASH IL GOOD CINDI-
IID$, LARGE LOT CF CID IRON. So, 81.
On THURSDAY. HCfOPFe TTE,'iE FIFTH 1888.
n TWIN Ctl' n. II fair II net. til next far tS
shall II III. N.sl TIN head .: Lin
the Stock e @fli.I.ig InI itIis ,iS, -.
IMMEDItTFfY tFTEg THE SALE OF TIT
PEitSs}EAi =! ii.f EtF SaAII. SELL TIL
ABDNI To-. -gEIEfr HI ESTATE.
Toms t.ta. -n.y-Ei af Ill.
o1s-its TUDMAs BOWLING, Auction er.
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. Auctionecrs
ATTRACTIVE SALE
HANDSOME AND EXPENSIVE FURNITURE:
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS:
COLLECTION OF OH. PAINTINGS:
WILTON BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
OTHER CARPETS,
Beng the entire effects OF family declining housekeer
ing. to take place
AT OUR SALLSROOMS
1OG1 AND 1903 PENNA. AVENUE.
AT TEN O'CLOCK
SATURDAY. OCT ODER TWENTIETH.
Fine Furniture will be sold at IL O'Clock precisely
weather.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 938 go and go louisiana avenue.
Regular auction sale of Horses, Carriages Bugries
Harness, sc, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UkDAf MORNING, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
regardless of weather.
Gentlemen having Horses Carriages for sale will
ind this the best method of dsposng of the same
- :. BESSINGER, Auctoneer.
Constantly on hand and at private sale large stock of
,3rstsi carriages Buggies, Express Wagons, Harness.
Blankets Robes Sc. oI9-1m
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THE DETAIL Of list Lieutenant Marion P. Maus, 1st
Infantry as acting signal officer, to date from Sep.
TENDER Ii, 1889, Is announced.
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BOOK CASES AND OFF ICE FURNITURE
Also.
TWO TAiiZtE SECTIONS OF SHELVING, IN GOOD
l.;IEE - = 49,
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SENATORS Plumb, Pike On. H. and Kellogg Gale
upon the President to-day.

APPOINTMENTS BY POSTMASTER CoNGER.-Mr. Con-
GER city postmaster, to-day appointed W. h David.
son to succeed c. L. StOney, stamp agent at the cor
ner or Maryland avenue and 18th street southwest
and Mr. John 3. Burton as substitute clerk in the
city post Office.
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VHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer,

GEORGE F. APPLEBY )r-..
WILLIAM E. EDMONSTON.S trustees.
Offices 400 9Th street northwest
THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN AuctiOneer o17d&ds
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Pretended DemocracY.

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