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Stocks Down To-day.

DEPRESSION WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, Oct 30.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was dull and weak during
the forenoon, and there was a general downward
tendency OF prices The net result of.the trading
up 10 1230 was decline Of y to per cent on the
general list, With also exceptional declines Of y
on Canadian Pacific TO 81 and 1 on Reading to
o4; II On Jersey Central TO 81; Michigan Central
was dun and at 1890 was = lower than at the close
last night. Railroad bonds were not materially
changed Government bonds were "a higher for
The As 80
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ONE WOMAN MARRrrs ANnrurn & L un,.,,

ONE WOMAN MARRTES ANOTHER-S J. Huison
OF Belyidere, Ill, who came 10 Wampus, Wis re-
Gently with two children in search NJ his runaway
wife, found her In male attire under the maine ,,f
Frank Dubois. and living with Gertrude Fuller
having been married 10 her early last spring by
the lteV. IL l. MORRISON AZ the home OF the brides
mother. The maSqueradlng woman was making
sufficient money at house painting 10 support
them both.
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Offices 400 9Th street northwe
IHOS. L. WAGGAMAN. AuctiOnecr. o17-d&
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE FIRST
CLASS HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET. NO
92O. OPPOSITE THE MCPHERSON STATUE
By virtue of deed OF trust dated the 14th day of
March A. d. 1874 and recorded in Iiber No. TAG f::a
folio 1872 of the land records of the District
Columbia the undersigned Trustees will SELL to The
highest bidder i'm trout of the premises on MONDAY
T 81 NINETEENIH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. b
1888. at FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON by
the written direction of the holder of the debt
by said deed ali that certain piece parcel land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington
DISTRICT or Columbia and known and distinguished ~
lot numbered seventeen u7) IN Samuel Davidsons sub
division Of numbered hundred and ninety
nine tf) having front Fifteen l5th) street west 0
twentysix feet and Ave inches t26 IT. in with deptI
II one hundred feet Geo ft together with the rights
cas- melts" etcetera, as in said deed mentioned.
Terms OF saie a. prescribed by the deed are as fol
lows. viz: The amount Of Indebtedness intended to be
secured by said deed and the expenses of sale to b.
paid in cash. and the balance in and two years with
interest at the rate of eight cent per aiilum unit
paid payable semi annually $500 win be required al
the tma Of SALE and the deferred payments must lie Sc
cured the purchasers notes by deed of trust (wtl
Insurance. and tax covenants on the property Sold t1
the satisfaction OF the Trustees The purchaser ina,
nay the whole purchase money in cash. ConYeyanciI,s
and recortling at the purchasers cost:
ANTHONY HYDE, r,.l
nj AZ q 10 II IL 16I7
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To.Day,s Cabinet Meeting.

THE PROPOSED INQUIRY REGARDING THE PRoTEUs
AND YANTIC.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was OF short dura-
ton, adjourning before 3 O'Clock. All the Cabinet
officers were present except Secretary Frelinghu-
sen. 1t Is understood that there was lengthy dis
cuss10n as to the ACCESSIBILITY OF ordering courts
OF inquiry to investigate the courses pursued by
Lieut.. Darlington, who commanded the Greedy
rene1 expedition, and Commander WildeS,
who commanded the Yantic, I'm order that
everything which was In any way connected with
the failure or the Greedy relief expedition may be
Drought 10 light. There seems to be no doubt but
mat such courts OF inquiry Will be ordered.
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MARY CHURCHILL WRITES TO HsR FATHER
James {. Churchill, OF St Louis, has received let
yer from MS missing daughter Mary, who diSap-
peared nom her home n that cits several mont IA
ago. She denies that She has eoped. and SAYS She
has not gone on the stage, but she Is earning her,
own llNlng honestly III Is thought she L. Ia india
nanOiiS = -
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BISHOP SUsrENDED.-BiShop J. W. Hood. of The
A NJ r Zion connection, has been tried and Sus-
pended untii The sitting OF the Kentucky confer
ence In 1884, 10y committee OF dis,tplip, In Phtla
aeinhla, on charges of violation I'm discipline, IN
having assumed uuC arranted power In attempting
TO suspend Bishop HiIery before the kcntacAy
conference.
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MAR RnED.

MILLER-MACRAE. At Philadelphia. Pa gu October
22d 1888 BY the Rev DIR. Franklin. r. PRICE MILLER
TO ANNE WO0DNII.LE. daughter of Albert H and Mary
NJ. MacIsse, OF Washington, DC. -
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vCHOMAs BOWLING. etiOnear.

CHANCTIY SALE OF xAIrABI.E IMfRovED AND
CBI% .tNENIE COR OH :. WOOD ROAD. KNOWN
As 1HE KEAIiNG PROPERTY. AND ON S
STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, H. G.
b yi-t decree of the Supreme Court Il the -,
Jistri.4 columbia stti.'- equity passed in a
twi rin Heating - al are compliments and -A
NJ iae hil q al are ,t,i,datsI No e66I. SHALL on
HIONIA}. tii- TWELFTH LAY OF NOVEMBER d
1888 a. THREE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the premises sell
district - Wit: Lots No "A 81 30 ~ ~ ~ 80 CT e.
- a' - III Hci&Us!ili'l lllsy isII OF tn tract of
lam" klsu a. Prospect Eili. aad also the undivided
said subdivision Of Irospec; Ill., together with the
hibi.i' ali Improvements tit reon consisting of
ON tHE TpI LOWING DAY. Al HAI.t-FAST FOUR
otiA"h :. VI. subdivision Of lot No - in square 20G
f"es 18th street northwest with .,le inF,yo1uerlts
Sfli@'s OF two-stcry and BASEMENT brick dwelling
Tcri.~. Ofr-tlird cash: balance in six and twelve
1nout y s'S To bear pr cent interest day of
sale or ~ CASH at the option Of tlc purchaser prlr
chaser Deposits of S25 viii required each
Improved ri and $3.50 ON the ho.ncstr. ad 100 ON
u, Sr."i iLnpeLty II terms ii sal not complied
IL ri-ht TO resell the properly a liz. rsk and
JOHN +. ENNl> trustee
No 4>6 Louisiana avenue.
In order to secure to the purchaser purchasers of
IN" hons Ite neiItioDfd in the above ad1
good a:. valid tig to the ~ flolr o. property
shall al tj: SAME TINE ND PLACE off, my
uhdNh,'; half interest in and to the sad hoin stead
oZ'-dt~ NARGAREF \. IHlSON,
w ASIIINCiTON HORSE 4 Nd CARR AGE BAZAAR
w SO $40 and 942 Louisiana HyeilIIe.
Ha nen a" 81 nv 7aI f g l GTgs Bsl
ttDAh MORNING., eonlIneIcIng at Ten O'CLOCK,
regardlsss of weather.
md this i'" best method Of dlSposing of the
$ BENSINGER, Arictioneer.
Blankets Robes. sc. ols1m
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o9O-eo

our MEMBERS SHOULD NOT FORGET THAT
served and plseed with the Central Trust Company OF
American Table Of Mortality each mans share OF II h
put to his credit and after time Is upon pay
Once ct the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE As
ISOLATION. l609 II street
90 LI. KNIGHT. General Agent,
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NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer

WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BAY MARE BUGGY AND
HARNESS; SPRING WAGON. TWO SETS SIN
GLE HARNESS. HAY PRESS SEPARATOR TWO
SETS , PLA I SCALES, CORN sHEILER.
BETTING. FEED SACKS AND STOCK AND FIX.
TURES CONTAINED IN PREMISES Nos SI9 AND
s21 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUG
TON
By virtue of deed of trust dated 9Th Gay IF February
1888 and duly recorded in Liher No 1O2i folio 17B ct
Sea- one of the records for Washington c. will sell
on the above nained pre- lnses FRIDAY MORNING.
NOVEMBER SECOND, COMMENCING AT TEN
OClOCk all OF the above goods mentioned i'll schedule
in said deed of trust.
Terms cash.
O3O-3t GEORGE r. GARTRFIJ, Tr,,stae
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
PARLOR SUITE. UTCHAMBER SET, WALNUT
WARDEOBES, WALNUT BEDSTEADSB BUREAUS,
MAHOGANY WASHSTANDS. CRIBS SPRINGS,
HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES, MIRROR
BACK sIDEBOARDS, EXTENSLON TABLE,
DINING GHAlKS i1BkAltI TABLE: DESk. HAT
cry AND GLASSWARE, INTERPRETATIONS.
HEATING STOVES. KITCHEN SAFE BRUS-
Sells, HALL, STAIR AND OTHER CARPETS.
kIIGHES UTENSILS, &c. &c, BEING THE EN-
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THIRTY
FIRST. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell. at
the above named residence the entire furniture
tanned therein being partly enumerated above. to which
the attention of buyers is called o27-3t
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GHiANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NREAI4 ESTATE STORE AND DWELLINI-ts:a
AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF aOTH IL,

AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF aOTa LII
AND VI STREETS NORTHWEST
b. virtue OF decree of tha Supreme Court the Dis
trict 81 Columbia. passed the LIST day of October
d. ISIS IN equity cause No $500 wherein Julia Green
j. complainant and Annie C. Forstberg ct al defend
ants the undersigned Trustee, Will offer for sale ut
ublic aGction Y front OF the premises, on THURS
1t ROT Il O'CLOCK p NJ, the following described
property VIZ Parts Of lots III and II. in square IT,
BEGINNING the northwest of said square and
IuIls thence east along north street IS feet and
inches thence south % feet thence west 1S feet and
iEcis 18th street and thence north along 10th street
20 te paes of BEGINNING and improved by three-s
"tlcE Notwithstanding and stOreEouse
flns OF ale a. prescribed by the decree: One third
'e pStchaEs money To be paid in cash, balance in
tlest payable respectively in and
S.fs from the day OF SALE and secured by deed of
Tst on tho Property Sold the satisfaction of the
tftee er Az cash, al the option of the purchaser
- "a e.o tluired on day Of sale If terms of sale
hut e"fissi Ssh days from day of sale the
ni1 ,r.s VII IL resod at risk and cost Of defauting
peIciiasee Coovey ancin2 at purc hnseris efsf
fiLLMORE BEAI.I. Trustee.
~, zsa ->,->, 3X3 ~ street northwest
oio-GSds OCNCANSOS BROS. Aucts
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General Foreign News by Cable.

DEFIANT CHINAMEN.
PARIS, Oct. S.-The Chinese legation scouts the
idea that the arrival OF French reinforcements I'm
Tonquin Will end all resistance to the demands OF
France.
THE FRENCH CHINESE POLICY.
In the chamber of deputies to-day NJ. Granet, a
member OF the extreme left. interpellated the gov
eminent upon its policy in Tonquin and requested
m explanation of the objects sought TO be obtained
and the means Of conducting the expedition in that
country.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
V'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer

V'HoMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer
EXTTNsIvE SALE OF HEAVY STANDARD GRO
ttftItS. SHELF GOODS WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, COFFEES sc. &c.
TWO HORSES. WAGONS AND HARNESS
on Tilt ESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIRST.
1sS3 Z 'AilfESCIH,G at TEN O'CLOCK. at store &C.
GuIled To- MfsT W. a Ofutt s Bro to clos partner
shr NJ. :jiJJ Briszse street corner of igi street,
GecTtri5wn. u. c.. VIII II the entire Contents COM
iTisili-
Vlf.ke- Gins and Fran IN B-nndies;
E!-.t.t-rr aud Catav!s Wines Bottled Liquors;
u ia-t-. . t-sddir~ and Teas
: ctts-- a--t.ri.ti Teas:
SS.sA- t.i Government Java;
IL, Faas,, j Ccgccs;
t.-e... H. fdssS T-arline:
10 Powder. Extracts Trrt Jars:
SasifIs. Toilet. CASTLE SOAPS:
Biar siIf, rHrtiEes Lob oTS;
tatE.c Goods, Wrapping Paper and Bags;
Vol a":l " IllUw Ware Clothes Lines.
Srltr -sfE aud Chewing Tobacco. SuutI:
T. To-. Il I. lar; in Cans
t'ii-. NJ 3 1aekerel,
1u hSl~ Vinegar;
., bills. Syrll
i.i- Tiack Strap NaIasses;
N+fTl-- if'sr. Coffee MIL.
So ..s. Cheese Case
%. - Z: rev Carriage WHY'S.
ana riN 9TH articles EJt necessary to mention. The
tuCdS VIII he sold in lots to suit and the should
t attention of q. aleIs and buyers generally
Jcr..~ cash
o25-tt THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioncer.
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HIGARS ! CIGARS I

4 SIGARS CIGARS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
OVER $1,000 IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS
WILL
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. REGARDLESS OF
COST,
To the highest bidder without reserve
At the
STORE, CORNER TENTH AND d STREETS.
Commencing
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIRST,
AT 10 A. NJ. 2 p. NJ. AND7P NJ
o30-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO. Aucts
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Killed by a Street Car.

COR0NER's INQUEST OVER THE BODY OF EMMA WEST
Coroner Patterson held an inquest at Harris res
tauran. on 18th street. at 13O this afternoon in the
case Of Emma West, the little colored girl daughter
OF Annie Bowie, OF 1871 18th street, who was killed
by being run over by street car No. 40 OF the Belt
line, on Sunday. The following jury was empanneled
John w. Valentine, AlphOnSO Vermillion, q. W.
Harris, James o. Turner, ID. Hudnell and David NJ.
Proctor.
THE TESTIMONY
Thomas W. Chase. Of 1922 r. street. the first wit
ness examined, said that he saw the girl immedi-
ately after she was over by the car The driver
had stOpped his car about twenty feet away Mr.,
W. r Bel, of 223 AZ street, stated that he was on
car NO 90 going north, and got OF at street just
as the accident happened. He saw the
girl lying across the track and assisted In
carrying her into house near by, when she re-
vlved. He sent for the doctor, who had not come
when he left. Prior to the accident the car was
going slow, and he heard the laughter OF children
and could tell that they were playing ON the plat
street, said that he was standing in the door
OF his house and saw the accident Three or
TOUR Children were hanging on the back of
the car. going north. AS they got in front
OF ms door some one frightened them and they
Jumped from the car, and one was run over by a
car passing the other way. She jumped just in
'front.' OF the horse and the driver could not possibly
have stopped his car Nellie Armstead, a little
cOored girl, ten years old. said that she was hang
Ing On the car with Emma West, and saw her
Jump of and fall in front Of the car that ran over
her.
After hearing the testimony OF Christian Strob.
the car driver, the jury, at 24O p. m, brought I'm
verdict that the deceased came to her death from
injuries received In being accidentally run over by
car NO 40 driven by Christian StrOb, or the Belt
Line street railroad company; and that the driver
Was In no way 70 blame
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SALE
THREE WALNUT FRAME PARI.OR SUITES, UP
HOLSTERED IN GREEN PLUSH. NEARLY NEW;
SECONDHAND ROSEWOOD FRAME PARI.OR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN CRIMSON SILK:
WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABLES;
WALNUT BOOK CASES: WALNUT CHIFFONIER
BED L60UN H WRITING NC TABLES. MALNUT
f fTEcF BIAhps ~ UAk BOOK CASE WALNmT
TRENCH EN-; PLATE MIRRORS, OTTOMANs, HAIR
CLOTH RECLINING CHAIR. OFFICE TABLES,
Ash CHAMBER SUITE. SIDE TABLES. PAINT
t H.1S' SARP his; RUGS, MATS, DRUGGEIS.
fIAL ASSORTMENTO OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
SOME OF WHICH is NEARLY NEW.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, commencing at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell in front and
within our Salesroons large collection of the above
named articles removed to salesroomS for conve
nience Of sale and to be sold to make for special
sale of fine collection of Oil Paintings.
No postponement on account of rain.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.
o29-2t Auctioneers
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

n
AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE TRACT OF
dAND D IN The HIc COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. ON
ADAMS MIL AM rGf FL, hNo MY as pp IHE
ERTY A
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the -
District ia6 Of Colnmba passed IN Equity No
RrewWHisses; On MONDAY MO- the TWELFTH DAY OF
certain parcels or tracts Of land Washington
cr or Pleasant nd amt Plains lying the east bank q
Woody's lane with good roads to the place known M
Adams Mill and Columbia Mills Property. containing
acres OF ground. more less For particular de-
scrption OF this property by metes and bounds refer
said equity cause.
Terms Of sale One third cash. the residue in three
equal at six twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sale the purchaser giving peisory notes there
Hle 10 my oer nrg ut six 20 per cent from
greater portion than third election title to lis
retained until the purchase money and interest Is paid
u the terms are not complied with in days after
the day OF sale reserve the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of defauting purchascr Al conveyancing 1t
JAMES S. EDWARDS, Trustee.
o5U-eo Az 9TH street northwest.
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New Supervising Architect.
Mr.. M1FFLIN EMLEN BELL APPOINTED TO SUCCEED
Mr.. Hill.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day appointed
Mr. Miffiin Emlen Bell, OF DeS Moines Iowa, to be
supervising architect OF the Treasury, vice John G.
Hill, resigned.
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CATALOGUE SALE
LIBRARY OF WASHINGTON BIBILOPHIIE,
RICH IN POLITICAL, HISTORICAL. GEOGRAPH-
ICAI, PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEOLOGICAL
WORKS,
WORKS OF FRENCH AND GERMAN FICTION
AND POETRY,
TO BE SOLD ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1sr
AT THOMAS DOWLING'S AUCTION ROOMS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ELEVENTH
STREET,
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK P NJ
THE BOOKS WILL BE ON VIEW DAY PRIOR TO
SALE. o27-3t
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T 7. COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

I. COI.DWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY RE,
ING TWO FRAME HOUSES, AT THE CORNER
OF SIXTH AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue of deed Of trust recorded in Liter No
1919 folio H. of the Land Records of the District
o. Columbia will offer for sale at public auction "a
in front of the premises ON TIL tRSDAY the EIGHTH
OF NOEEMBER. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p
NJ the Part Of Lot i'm square No 49, fronting twenty
feet 9Th street and sixty six feet two inches on
street improved by two frame dwellings,
Terms: One third of purchase money in cash the bal
an'c Ill TWO iistaimfnts at and two years. with
per cent interest to I've secured by the purchasers notes
and decd OF trust the property eli i'll cash at
chaser, option deposit of 500 required day OF
sale Conveyaicig 1T purchasers cost II the terms
Of sale are not cGIlt with in ten days the property
will h rtsd ut tho sk and cost Of dcfa,liting purchaser
after five Ia: = notice.
ROBERT COHEN r..
o25-eo&ds JOHN n WALKER Trustees
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.
PimlicO Races To-day.

BOB MILES WINS THB ECLECTIC STAKES
PlNLICo, Nd, Oct 30.-First race, Eclectic stakes,
FOR two year-oldS, mile. Bob Miles first, Mittie
Il. second, Welcher third Time, l:50S.
GEORGE KINNEY WINS THE BRECKENRIDGE STAKES
Second race, Breckenridge stakes. for three year
olds, two miles George Kinney first, Trafalgar
second. Time, 347.
HARTFORD WINS TBK THIRD RACE
PISLIC0, Oct. 3o.-Third race, handicap purse, for
all horses that have run during the meeting one
mile and five furioDgS. Hartford first, Parole sec
0nd, Empress third, lime, 3.02k.
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SPECIALTIES.

Nh ADAM ROSS TIE LONG ESI ABLISIIED RE
AVE ldbie Clair oyait and A-ToCgist gives better sat
,SiatGi IN all atfalIs Of life than ia the uffs-
si9h It's the last present and futCrc destiny: gives
nNlce a1.d assistance al matters aV;eftaiIlifx To
business lovc aud matrnn0ny Residciicc 1910 18th
st'tt northwest Cans lass the door. Consultation
fCC-iStt-f~ 81. GeutleiitI. 81. o,.pO
NHO - lHE MOST RELIABLE AND LONGEST.
w fst1t lis!cd Specialist III the cityt Why DR.
itot III Us EGvtr thgty-tsO years-at 9Oi Is 1t w
S'JIt Z, before A Z. Richards Justice OF the Peace
t.ti-Ius
Il ~. kbbfI.ISON. SPECIALIST AND CONFIDTN-
H ta! Consulting Physician Tor Ladies Gentle
men ~ MY years experience. Every "Wednesday and
- LAY mona To T. H.. 1T $50 street northwest
T. lipTatl AMI sCIentfc treatment guaranteed Main
tiHs'. - North Liberty Baltimore Md aulT BIN
RIM. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE F{-FSTS OF
IL r All business CULft initial. La6iits and Gen
81 aus each 4Uo street, between 4th AID 18th
S-t,,te lioFt4'Wt>t rii-2O
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VI nv 1AN0 NhhOIIINEO, NC.
WASHINGTON OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
~ SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, Corner 7th and
at the great Improvement in new High Arm Ma
THE NEW AMERICAN No Z
For foot and hand power. Old Americans taken in ex-
change.
Received This day fresh supply of NEW QUEEN"
DOMESTIC" and SINGER" Machines, from $50 up
Genuine Bargains. No agents
Renting. repairing, rebuilding and remodeling all
kinds
C. AUERBACH.
Corner 7th and H
Agency Saxony Wool German Hand knit Jackets oc6
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL. TWO STORY
GOTHIC BRICK DWELLING. WITH MANSARD
ROOF AND ALL MODERN IMPROVEME NTS No
sos MAPLE AVENUE, lie DRO!T PARK"
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated Novelnb er LIST
A. D. 1875. duly recorded in Lber No 795 fol 10 443
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured will sell
public auction in front Of the premises MONDAY
OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH, 1888 at HAl4F-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the county Of Washington. District Of
Columbia to wit: All of lot Numbered fourteen (l4 in
block numbered two CD. of A. L. Barber Co 3 snbdi-
vision Of LIE Droit Park fronting sixty (G) on the
north side OF Gilman street called Maple avenue
with depth OF one hundred and forty dad feet as
recoided ~ the offce OF the surveyor of said District
together with the improvements &c
Terms oi sale; H and expense Of sale in cash.
Which the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from
property sold viii be taken. depcsit~f $500 will be
REQUIRED at the time OF sale and all conveyancng at the
EXPENSE Of the purchaser Terms to be complied with
IN seven days, otherwise the Trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and default
ing purchaser. after five days advertisement in The
Evening Star newspaper
IVORY @. KIMBALL. ,,,s.oo.
ol'-eo&ds ARNOLD B. JOHNSON,} Arus''eS'
~ e. THE IF ABOVE SALE Is PosTpoNED, ON AC.
FIRST, 1888, SAME HOUR AND PLACE.
IVORY g. KIMBAII:
o3O-d&ds ARNOLD B. JOHNs0N,} irustees'
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The New York stock MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing pricns
OF the New York stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to ii. III. Dodge, $50 18th street;
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR MALARIA, CHIILS AND
FEVER-COntains no Quinne, Arsenic, or any metallic
compounds Druggists 50 cents. jyl9-6m
EROM THE BOSTON GUARDIAN FOR SEP
II TENDER: The reply of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Lite Association to the recent criticisms made upon It
by old line journals Is one Of the most
perusal Of for some time There are IFS )" lands !"
butts" in it but the assertions clear ctt and
carry their full meaning their face If the opponents
Of the want to meet the issue they have
here to meet they do not the manly thing them to
DC is to aek1Swedse they have
hold their peace" Office of the Association 1909
street. l. Y, KNIGHT, General Agent oo0
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON. D. c.,
W OCTOBER p. 1899
Salty i'tS invited for furnishing about j. 900
poi 81, Iron Castings for covering olltals of arge
column AID piIasters IN tn. Pension building; 10
b. s'r-fsts at NOON. DECEMBER 3D. 1885
Bid L. y addressed as below. where drawings and
itC asioils be had
NJ C. MEIGS
Supervising Engineer and Architect
New Pension Building
o,b at. - rt26Sd1 No. 1916 street northwest.
0MlEONIMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT WASH.
4 lE6lpN, ID. C.-Pf0POSAIS FOR DREDGING.
UNIFIED STATES ENGINEERS OFFICE
2ljS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE n. w,
NaSHISGTON, d. O., October 18th. 1888
So Al PROPOSALS III tripcate will be received ut this
0fhat l3'i;it TWkisNE NJ on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
eISi IL l>3 and opened immediately thereafter for
dredging along the frnt the slope wall the POto-
fats at Washington. d. g. and depositinl, the
Gfe&t7l iaateTiI bhind it Specifications forms of
prot;i ai all necessary information be obtained
1i'ft % this Office
OAt-ft PETER c. HAMS Major OF Engineers