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I. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

1Rl SIZES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY
GOTHIC BRICK DWELLING, WITH MANSAHD
ROOF AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS No
sos MAPLE AVENUE, LIE DROIT PARK"
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated November lsts
~ d. 1915, duly recorded III Liber No. T.j, folio 4i3
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia
and ar the request Of the party secured we will sell at
public auction in front of the premises on MONDAY
OCTOBER TWENTY NINTH, 1883. at HAIF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK Z. M, the following described real
stat. suate in the county Of Washington District Of
block mum bored two CD. of A L. Barber Co.'s subdi-
vision OF LIE Dnt Park fronting sixty (6O, feet the
l,,rth side Oh Gilman street, now called Maple avenue
with depth of one hundred and forty CAD feet
cored IN the Office OF the OF said District
t)sttiier with the improvements, &c.
Terms OF SALE s. 26S 90 and expense of sale in cash.
and the balance al six. twelve and eighteen months for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest from
the day OF sale and secured by deed of trust the
property sold will he taken. deposit Of $500 will be
required at the time of sale and all conveyaIcing
expense of the purchaser Terms to be complied with
III sven otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
tn resell the property at the risk and of the default
lI purchaser. after five days advertisement in The
tNelillig Star newspaper.
IVORY G. KIMBAII. , r.o
OlI-fONdS ARNOLD Il. JOHNSON.( iiuniSSS
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-sHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE

--sHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
~ f; no no oGhss ,aivoids e sEpe1sve sstend4nce
III sxsonHvsy fcE running Passenger and Fright
and hthoe1.Rhic Pressee Coffee Nnls, Koaeter Psper
and knaps 4achinery. IAtheA kc-. @. This engine
possee:ses re ieast nnmhsr q working PARA and
vt0E psStaculam q e psioes -. apply ct oAoe a
Warrington Gas Uoht ca 3S13
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioncers.
FOL; ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN T.
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
SEVENTH. BETWEEN n AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Iber No "a
i1' folio 49, 1T seq. of the land records of the Dis
tfic Of Columbia and at the request of the party l
secured thereby viii sell at public auction in front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
part OF Lot & III square Al the city of Washington
D. c. 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 tlie line of said lot with the
prOvee hts. consisting, of three-sory brick building
Terms One third 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
othe purchaser All taxes and assessments to June So
163;i payable out of the purchase money
oi9-d WIN. Il MATTINGTY Trnstae
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END OF THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL SUrT.-T'he trial
or the suit for absolute divorce brought by Mrs.
Mary c. Johnson against Eli johnson. the temper-
ance lecturer, was yesterday concluded i'm the su-
prene court In BROOKLYN. The complaint charged
specific acts OF adultery in August and september
and the verdict is in favor OF plaintiff as to the
month of september and the places Indicated In the
cOmpaint
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Water Work Contract.

THE BUILDING OF THE RESERVOIR AWARDED TO MA
LONEY AND GLEASON.
Gen. Wright. Chief of engineers, has awarded the
contract TO- building the new reservoir for the ex-
tension Of he District water supply to Patrick Ma
1Oney and tndrew Gleason of this city, for 1908 $50
The bids TO- the rest of the work. the construction
OF the condli and dam at Great Falls, were to-day
submitted 10 the Secretary Of War to take action
uDOn.
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We ARE OFFERING
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES.
And are selling single and double Swing
GAS BRACKETS,
In Brass and Gilt at 40 and so cents each and other
goods proportionately low.
We have line of COOKING RANGES at various
prices from $3.50 to $3.50.
IRON TILE FIRE-PLACES, with BRASS FRAMES,
from $12. so to $50.
BRASS ANDIRONS from S. so to $50 per pair
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES. from IS to $50.
PARLOR CRATES from $40 to $780,
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES
EDWARD CAvERLY CO..
Plumbing, Heating and ventilating
sep1 1925 New York avenue.
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A lotion SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
hPROPERTY. ON STREET, BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTH

On MONDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-SECOND,6 q,
at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front of the premises. TEA
viii sell the three-stoIy brick dwelling No l
street.
The house hes back building, and contains IL rooms
Lot has frontage of % feet by depth of 125 feet
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months. with interest at cent from day
Of SAL ard secured by deed of trust on the property
all cash at the option of the purchaser Convey
at purchasers cost 500 deposit required at time of
sale j. T. GOODWILL. A1ctiOneer
oI9-i&fls ' 1
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1NHO>. j. FISHER L CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEE SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.
ON STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR
,aND-A-HALE STREETS NORTHWEST.
IL, virtue OF deed of trust recorded among the
,snt re r"r'iS Of the District of Columbia in Liber
Nc. gJ1, !oio 314, will offer for sale ut public III
anrtl"l iii front IT., of the premises. on TUES
N@ec' ..ai 81 lot No IS. in reservation No 10,
;r'Lti- - tett inches on street FORTH and running
back with THAI width $50 feet 3O-foot allc and
prcyei by tlree:sory brick dwelling tNo. 800 street
Aorth~eSfl containing IS rooms End brick stable
Terms One third OF purchase money incasl; balance
III two Cqual instamets 1T and years with 81
rc cent interest to h secured by the purchasers notes
and i,' OF trust on the property ali in cash. al pir-
caSers option. deposit of 800 required on day of
II TIE ,'1,ps Of sale are no. complied with in days
the property Will be rsod the risk and cost of de-
taI!itinx purchaser. after five days notice
ol2-tiN.,S REGINALD EENDAII. Trustee
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4 7
fLrE,IrToRY SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT on
ENEN il-fHIRD STREET, NORTH OF WASH
INGIDS CIRCLE
On SAT- RDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, A 49,
Il. lHS} az Fpj X O'CLOCK F. NJ i'll front Of the STf1s
Irli.-, ,!al sell, 10 the highest bidder te.-.4s-
north 81 Lot ~ square 81 fronting
llcLs I'd street, between l. and VI streets north
We~, WITH depth OF o. feet inches wide public
alley.
Terms 0Eehalf cash balance IL six months with in
tf - cr cent Secured by deed of trust on prop
,Ity sold IEOS. J. FISHER Il co
Ul5-,tS / Alctioucers
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S
MATIOO CAPSULES

Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most severS
cases OF pvste disease They do not fatigue the stom
viii be found safe and effective remedy.
5a22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTa
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
olcer to-day IN, 55S; II am, Is. g. pm, go.
Maximum, 6S.5; minimum, 542.
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THE ELECTION IN TIE CREEK NATIoN.-The Com
missione. of Indian Affairs has received a report
from Infian Agent TaftS, at the Union Agency,
Indian erritOry, giving the results OF the election
recently held in the Greek Nation, to fill the posi-
as follows: j. NJ. PerTyman, GAL: Samuel ChicOte
COS; Is par che, 1856 The agent warns the COM
missioner that few Indians and negroes at the
1nstigation OF designing white men, will complain
to him of the result and charge unfairness upon
the successful candidate.
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rE-sIcNAs BOWLING, Auctloncer.

AsSIlrNLE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GE0isiIETONN, BEING PIfEATISES NUMBER
t4ln CONGRESS t31.il STREET.
By yirtUa Of deed Of assignment to duly res
cog: II Iiber 1854. fco iS3, ct seq of tleps5
lgtt cords Of TIL. District If Columbia shall A
.;':,c an;,tion in front Of the premises.
BIZ ies2,a; FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain
Piece ~ round i'll Georgetown i'll said District, stin-
-.-ssii~t the north 80 teet Lots 81 aud So (by
dept y 10 fcctl Beail's addition thereto improved
by iiEz-e. comfortable two-stoEy house, with back
hjiiHE. Sai real estate j. sold subject To deed of
trJs, 2gTr the Equitable Cooperative Building AS
S-t:I of the city OF Va hi..tnn recorded in Iir
lei folio ~. ct seq the ut due upon which will
b- >JA = sale
Terms ash. deposit of SEQ required at time of
sal! Gls4a icing & at purchasers cost. Terms to
b. Ct!rli.td with Ill days DEPOSIT forfs tied
CHAS II. CRAGIN. JR., Assignee.
4 4, SIR
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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 clerkshpS. The rooms Of the COM
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
applicants were examined The papers were given
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
a 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 NO i'm
mediate pressure upon the commission for the GER
d:cation OF eligible candidates from the depart
mentS
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The Markets.


BALTIMORE. Oct. 19.-virginia new ten-forties, 49,
new threes 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 19.-Cotton steady-mddling 10's.
Flour straightforward street and western super 8 25a
800; do extra. 375a4 IS; do. family 5OOa6 co. city
mills SUPER 3ooa3 Is: do, extra, 40Oa4 75 do Rio
brands 75a6 00 Patapsco family ESQ., do superative
patent 100 Wheat-southern lower and more active;
amber. 1ioai IA; No. Maryland 1iaf4a 81 Nosa
western Xesss winter red spot and October I0l O5
uary llS ,, lG Gorp-sonthern fairly steady
yellow; 62a64; western mixed. spot, and October.
2. esSs Sokemher 56a564; year; 55a5519 January
white s7ass do: MIXED. s5ass; Pennsylyania, Sass
Rye quiet. 64a65 Hay duil-prime to choice Penn
sylyania and Maryland "A OOal6OO Provisions quiet
and steady Mess pork 1900 Bulk meats-shouiers
ana clear rib sides, packed. las. Bacon-shoulders
y; clear lea rib sides So. Hams. 1sal7. Lard-refned
va Butter fr1n-choice western packed 1Oa20; cream
cry 3la2s Eggs steady and quiet q. Petroleum dull
goes ordinary to fair 1Ia12 Sugar duliNA soft. So;
fG 1se refined quiet, 14sal4 Whisky steady lsa
Cotton ono 10 e4d: -four Is 3D. grain 5d Receipts
1000 bushels oats 5000 bushels: rye lGoO bushels.
5000 bushels
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Washington no Longer a Paradise for
TrampS.

THE ABLE-BcDIED PUT TO WORK CLEANING THE
STREETS
There are now $50 inmates in the Washington
asylum, dncluding 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
point to reach Washington early In the fall so as TO
get wei 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 I'm the suburbs OF the city, and
none who are able to work are excused. Their
work, IN conjunction with what has been done by
the regular laborerS under the District engineers
department, has made the streets in West WASH
ington and In the northeastern and the eastern sec
lions OF 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-
vlded inside the wOrkhouse enclosure. such as i'm
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
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TT D. BARR,
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
FALL AND WINTER GOODS RECEIVED.
Gentlemen who have had trouble in getting fitted and
suited are invited to call at the Fashion House.
SEPT I'LL Pa. Ave. Washington, D. c.
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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. c. 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
his wife went back to her family, and they won't
let him come there.
The chief justice asked II 1t was a boy or girl.
and told Minor to give the baby to its mother for It
should be at the breast now; and to go home, stop
drinking. and not let his temper rise; keep sober
and you can be reasoned with, and go and live with
the mother and baby, for so interesting a child
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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o17-eo&ds ARNOLD Il JOHNS0N Trustees.

F3HHREE FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
Il CORNER FIFTH AND 0 STREETS NORTH.
WEST
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY THIRD at6ea
FIVE O'CLOCK P b., we will sell. in front of the sa
premises, Lots 81 3 and subdivision of Lot IA 4
III square 2 Each of these lots front 20 feet and is
improved by the most complete dwelling houses in this
city, having ali the modern cOnyeniences each house
containing eleven with library and bath closets
Sc one OF the best Investments in city; readily
rented and paying Il good interest.
Terms; One third cash. balance in one and two years;
notes 10 bear interest and to be trust
on premises; all cash. option of purchaser Con-
Ne!ancing, &C. at purchasers cost deposit of 800
or each lot at time of sale. Terms to be complied with
il, five days otherwise resale at and cost of pur-
chaser after five days public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington DC
o1S d&.ls DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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(tHANSCERY ~ SALE AL OF VALUABLE IMPROyEDlss
~ RIAL ESTATE-STORE AND DWEILING-fssj
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 10Th s:4
AND Nj STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
Tic Of Columbia passed the LIST day of October A.
D. 1888 in equity cause No $500. wherein Julia Green
Is complainant and Annie c. Forstberg ct al defend
ants the UNDERSIGNED, Trustee will offer for sale, at
public a,ietlon ~ front Of the premises, THURS
DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1883.
at FOUR O'CLOCK = NJ. the following described
beginning at the northwes: of said square and
running thence east along north NJ street 70 feet and IL
Inches thence south Is feet thence west 70 feet and IL
Inches to 10Th street, and thence north along Goth street
to tn place OF benning and improved by threestory
brick Misunderstanding and stOrehoilse
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
OF the purchase money to be paid i'll cash, balance
two equal instaments, payable respectively in and
two years from the day of SALE and secured by deed of
51,stee or an cash at the option Of the purchaser
not complied with in days from day of sale the
property will he resO!d at risk and defautn,
purchaser. ConveyaDcing at purchasers cost
FILLMORE BEAII., Trustee,
S23 AZ street northwest.
OlS-dNtS DUNCANSON BROS.
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r5,HOAAs DoWLNG. Au.t.oucrr.
Trust 'f-5, SAFE or A COMFORTABLE FEAa.I.
DIV LING II, ~ AND If}i ON NV HAatl'.
Siig. tNt\tE BEIWEEN II AND / STREETS

Np!tTHNts,T
r y-ss o decree of TIE Supreme Court Of thcrs
j. IT, e. t'if-. - Ie-Sti equity No :;
S"t tx add r-'l41,t val Cifrr fer sale public
BiR \ E,IY- SLCGHD n-xt at fUt y UtIO,,k p
N, Pa II 1T . ia ~1.. - laei.s..s e,., oI.
the Wct Tc Il New E@Tly stir. aV-l.c l. fo.t frr,l
the CoT .tt C1-Hyr ~ ~. i;t &. running tie south
eriS -. ttI-' west f.
west, riy rl with the I'd Ilt t.r-
rar H. q! >-,. 10, = thu ~ 'Ith III -t.
ii 90. 1T V'st 60 t,tt III sid 10.
g. sold ~ lr'I:t &uTi ny -oi,i ylr ny then east
rry witt IL sHut. l.,- II ~,,. Part sIl "a; Sold
John II TtfrN. To- .~ iai.f- avenue. and begin
nliy, Z .Ttf s.r Win tIs ilnTr'-ys ist, Its
TERMS, prescribed 10y sId deere: One fourth OF
III" II:-. money !tis!ry tf',tJ Him ntS,
at six tIvu all; ti-irr.u months with
day o sale fer which rute= of pm, viii be taken
and secured - deed Of tr3s; sad rty. \ dcYesit
Of $tsf VII - tired II sale afI cor
yaIItn-- al recording VII b at lJI,ia~tr's cost
IL tern not Cc'Gll,d with days from
time o. -! s- Trustee reserves the liz III e. resell at
risk and cost 81 tGtaif;t ITt ha-t i've t.ay,'
oc9-dts JAS. L. DAVIS. Trustee
2 UCIFoN SALE oF THE NORTH TWENTY FEET
"A tin\F ~ \ DEPTH OF one HUNDRED AND
ThE " T.;T sIDE or FOUHTI I.EIu STKiTi
Bl.iNtEN STREET AMI RHODE ISLAND
ANENt'. NOETiIN EST
On N}%DAN. OCTOBER TWENTY SECOND 1883,
AT Il , VtLf't'S 2. al Viii . sold. Ilbli,
floii III front ~ tl premises the above Lot
1e:fnS; thlth cash. and liz; balance iii -x. twelve
ahd tStf'n n41tS VII, inter ~ at six Ivr cent.
cr'rl ~ Il ~ trust az cash ii cirIou If tn. pay
carT itf ril At iil. ii sale and tii :Cy5 ytilc
Ing as lilt' i;Sef~ cts'. Terms tO L. Crliei with III
seven tiay~
Oii-it j. l. CoIDWEL!+ Auctioleer-
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INAISDI tTELT AFTER THE ABOVE SALE I
VII alse ofisr til lound lying north Of and adjoining
Tie @rV' piece .Vt. front of 22feet, 10y an AVERAGE
depth Il 40 and = Itet Terms made known sale.
CuAS. H. CRAtiiN, JR.,
cCtll-ttS Attorney
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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
neutenantS In the army-tO take the place of the
candidates who failed at the last examination.
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave OF Major William P.
Gould, paymaster United States army is still further
extended six months on account of sickness Leave
Tor six months, with permission to go beyond the
sea, is granted Capt Writ Davis. 4th cavalry Leave
10Y four MONTHS to take effect on OF about Deem
Der 1,t 1888 is granted Capt. John b. Parke, 10th
infantry. The leave of Capt Charles Bendire, 1st
cavalry, is extended two months.
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Latest from Wall Street.
A nECIIN E0I InwEn RY ~ AnyANcr

NEW YORK, Oct. 10, 2 p. m.-After midday the
stock market was lower. Western Union fell off to
IS. Missouri Pacific to S9s and Lackawanna to nix.
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
a general advance took place. oregon Trans. sold
up to 39ls, Western Union to 161i, Lake Shore to
4, st. Paul to 9616. Union Pacific to SIS, North
ern Pacific to 26li and preferred to 6l11.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION FOR STATE DEPART
MEsT APPLICANTs-The Secretary OF State in reply
to an inquiry from the civil service commission hes
explained to that body the peculiar duties of clerks
In his department, and has suggested to the COM
mission the special line Of examinations to which
applicants for State department cerkshtps should
be subjected The Secretary adopts Mr. Fish's
definition of the model State department
clerk, quoting from the former Secretary
Mr. FrellnghuySen proceeds to say that in his
opinion there should be special examination, en-
bracng such general questions not too technical or
detailed, In relation to the following subjects, as
every person OF fair education may be assumed to
be able to answer:-General provisions OF the Con-
stitui0n, the simpler and broader principles OF in
ternational law. geography and translation from at
least one foreign language.
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THE DETAIL Of list Lieutenant Marion P Maus, 1st
infantry, as acting signal officer, to date from Sep
TENDER II, 1883, is announced.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionecrs
ATTRACTIVE SALE
HANDSOME AND EXTENSIVE FURNITURE;
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS:
COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS:
WILTON BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
OTHER CARPETS
Beng the entire effects of family declining housekeer
- ing. to take place
AT OUR SALESROOMS
1O01 AND 1903 PENNA. AVENUE.
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY. OCT OBER TWENTIETH.
Fine Furniture will be sold at IL O'Clock precisely
weather.
1t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 938 go and 942 louisiana avenue.
Regular auction sale of Horses, Carriages, Bug-ies
Harness. &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UkDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
regardless of weather.
Gentlemen having Hors1s Carriages for sale will
ind this the best method of dsposng OF the same.
$. BENSINGEf, Auctioneer.
,Hrses Carriages Buggies, Express Wagons, Harness,
Blankets Robes Sc. oI9-1m
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioncers
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN TO
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES.
On TUESDAY MORNING, TWENTY THIRD OF
OCTOBER, 1893. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. will sell
within saiesroos Goth and streets north~estl, by
direction of the holder of certain collateral note, the
following valuable iewelry:
One pair Pearl Ear Rings
One Pearl Cross
One pair Geld Chain Bracelets (pearl settng)
One Diamond Pin l9 stones)
Terms Cash. o19-3t
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APPOINTMENTS BY POSTMASTER CoNGER.-Mr. Con-
GER city postmaster, to-day appointed W. K. David
son to succeed c. L. StOney stamp agent at the cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and 18th street southwest
and Mr. John 3. Burton as substitute clerk in the
city post Office.