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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
PROPERTY ON c STREET NORTH BETWEEN
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS EAST
1882 and duly recorded In Iiber iO3l folio arc CIV
Columbia and upon the request Of the party secured
thereby shall sell At public actlSn in front tbs
OF NOvEMBE A. d. 1884, At FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ :.
ell that certain piece parcsl Of ground lying and
deixnase the ground plat plan Of said city az lot
nun6ered sixsy t6s in Geo Hulicks sub divi.
seven tas The said LOT win ls offered subject
amount OF which win be announced at sale.
Terms OF sal. One third Of purchase money In cash
and the balance equal lustalmens at six aud twelve
months Tor WHICH purchasers viii be taken bear
inv six per cent interest from day OF sale till paid
e. shs pesshass.s choice deposit Of cas- will be
chaser's cost II terms Of sal ire not complied win
within seven days from DAY Of Vale the trustee reserves
ire right 20 acl ~ risk and c0st Of defaultng pur.
chaser after i've days, adyertis e.neat.
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TOEE SHERMAN 4 CO,
81 Real Estate Agents. 9T F stree. northwest.

- Real Estate Agents. 92I street northwest
CHAycEKY SALE OF THE CHURCH PROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE THIRD BAPTIS COLORED
CHURCH, SITUATED ON THE NO IHEAST
CORNER OF L STREET NORTH AND FOURTH
STREET WEST.
By virtue of decree, passed the fourteenth "a
OF Joseph AieYa der ct al, Albert Boulden IN
al, No l054. Equity Docket No g. and Albert Boulder
It a William A. Barnaclo No 701 Equity Docket
No Il. III the Supreme Court the District of Column
bia. shall, on SATURDAY the TWENTY-NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884. at HALF-PAST Fol II
O'CLOCK P NJ, i'll front Of the premises offer for
at public auction the following real estate st-
uated ii the city OF Washington. D. c.. to wit:
piece parcel of ground and part Of lot 2 sub.
division by the said A. Rouden in square five hundred
and twenty 525) and DISTINGUISHED the plot
plan Of the said city of Washington D c.. and re.
corded in iber A. =. No. 22s T. 81. 5 g. Of the
sb-div.ded by the said A. Bouden comm ncing tor
the same Ut the southwest of said lot Nc q:
thence east line with street thirty -four 34 feet
10 point thence north sixtyfo (Gi) feet; thence
west hrtyfou (3 feet to 4th street thence south on
line Of said Attn street sxfour t6 feet to the place Of
BEGINNING.
Terms One-.hird cash. and the balance in equal In
staluerts in six and twelve months from the day Of
sale the notes Of The purchaser being give for the de-
fTred payments bearin4 six centum per annuin,
and secured By deed of trust upon tie property sold
all asn at the option Of the deposit of 800
VIII be ired the time of sale II the sale
complied with within days the trustee re-
the right to resell at the risk of de-
faulng purchaser All coIveyanciry at the cost Of the
purchaser. . ". K DCHANEI. Trust e.
nOlJ eOxdS AGO Louisiana
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Representatives I'm the CITY.
MEMBkRs OF TIE HOUSE WHO HAvE ARRIVED II
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON.
The Following Representatives are ia the CITY.
J. A. Anderson, Kan, if24 y. Y. ave.
J. 8. Barbour, Va, la ST sc.
H Blsbee, Fla, liza y St n.w.
e. q. Boyle, Pa, Wulards
{. T. Crisp. Ga, Metropolitan
\. Dingley, Me-, the Hamilton.
Z. J. Eilis, La, the Portland.
J. +. Foliett Ohio, l0l7 lith St n. e.
Z. Gibson. West Va, CAS- East Capitol Sc
II. A. Herbert, Ala, Metropolitan.
X X HIT, III, $50. ST. n. W
W. .. Bill, Ohio, ls2s r ST. NV.
J. n. Hopkins Pa. 1924 18th 81. NV
D. X James, Brooklyn, 1al2 1 81. NV
J. h. ketcham, NY. 1929 h st NV.
y. Lyman. Mass. l40s Mass ave.
{. G. AAtson, Ind, log c St ne.
X z. 4ulA, Texas, MS street NV.
G: Mitchell, Conn, 3 Dupont circle.
II. d. Money, Miss, Metropolitan.
s. w 4oulton, Ill, 1913 18th 81. NV.
L. E Payson, Ill, Ills ST. NV.
S. r. Peters, Kan, q Grant Place.
>. j. Randall, Pa, 100 ST. sc.
w. 8. RoSecrans, Cal, Sc. NV.
4. Ryan, Kans., Ebbitt.
.. r. Singleton, Miss. 1907 ST NV
H. w. Slocum, 81 18th ST. NV.
S. VI. stockslayer, Ind, SIC 18th ST NV
j. .. Taylor, Ohio. s3S ST. n W.
r. u. Thompson, Ky, 1913 St "A. W.
r. W. Townshend. Ill, 22i AZ St Nv.
X. B. Vance, n. c., 230 lst ST. me-
j. Z. Wait, Conn, Hamilton.
o. Well0orn, Texas, 1905 ST q. ",
B. Wilkins, Ohio, s4S St n. W.
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BALTIMORE November 26.-virsinia sixes. copsoli.
dated 39h pest due coupons 20: ten -fortiss S2
Norm Carolina skies. Los bid TO-DAY.
BALTIMORE Mn, November 2e-cotton firm
middlns. l0ha10a< Flour steady. with more inquiry
aew.rd street and western super a5al es DO eItr.
= a. g. ..s ss Sc RIO e Sy.pS %
Patapsco family. 652: do superlahve patent. $50
ss.ay and Sus western lSSsr slos
Maryland 50 asked: No. western winter red. spot
7s<a7els: November 791s asked: December 1ss7Ss.;
jsnuary. slxssik, February. saa6sa Corn-southsrn
white sssis Do yses ss:ss ys.ssss i nlssa spe
steamer. q asked Oais lower and .ssss
western White Sass Do mixed. S0aSi: Rronsyivania
PINE "A ~ Lao aI:ss
sss7h B,con7Tsnouldssa .; els.f rb sdes. lox.
H ns.sssn assts sp''f F,.
easier casgoes craipny tofail Al0 slSar quiet
4 scss g$i cCppF r:epsa yq,sS iiSAH NY
Kscspts-6oSr. 1851 iSsreds: WheSx Ss,oo0 ssslsIs;
sssa esss:s &c So SosS Ssses g Pc s.
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The chsoAgO NaAskses.
cosa-Sc,sppes eok: Dsce@Ssr. ~ eo..ssi u:
ssnis5 *; SsssnSt: Ssf: jsS:.s.z:. 2sss: -.
ssssst sssS: 3;ss ~ sHSs "a: s:ssa;;.;. ssss:
TSs RssRessan Wsskss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE kEAr, ESTATE
III OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OCEICE PHI. M

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BUILDING THEREON, No 45l q STREET
NORTHWEST.
By srtueo decrees of the supreme Court of the a.
District OF Columbia, in cause William Lord vs. IA
Patrick ODonnoghue ct Al No SAC. Equity AcH
p9cket trustees under deed of trust recorded in
Libel No all folio 343 the land records of tha Dis
trict of Columbia, we will sell. TUESDAY. NINTH
DAY OF DECEMBER A. ID. 1884, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ in front OF the premises that part Of Lot No. 26
SIS in the city of Washington which contained the
following metes and bounds: Be inning at the south
sest corner Of said lot and running &c "a feet
thence north 100 feet; thsnce west 20 ~ feet and
IS an old two-story brick house on the lot
Terms One-thrd cash Of which deposit of $3.50 is
with interest secured by iced of trust all cash
At option Of the purchaser
ALAN A. DALE r.
TIL JESUP MILLER} trustees.
prNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers n2S.dts
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Affairs in West Wa.bturton.

SKELETON CNEARTHED.-This morning, about
eleven o'clock, while workmen, under Mr. j. A
Bluncon. contractor. were engaged In excavating
Bank alley and NJ street they exhumed human
skeleton. The house was originally built by Mr..
Joseph E Libby, about the year 1858. The house
has been vacant for quite long time. The health
departmente@as notified OF the fact
CATTLE AARKET.-Sale OF live stock, at Drovers'
Rest, D. c., as reported by Tavenner Bros yesterday
as follows: 80 cattle up and sold Best, at 81. 10
$50; good, at ~ 70 S. medium. at4A TO AS; COM
mon. at 81 to e. 400 sheep and lambs; sheep, at IN
to 4; lambs. at ~ to So: yesriings. at TO ga ID
cows and calves, at $50 10 go. Market-Cattle,
good; sheep, duh.
CONDITION Of THE WATER At & A. x-0reat
Falls-Condftlon, g. Receiving reservolr-North
connection. 6; south connection, d. Distributing
reservolr-lnfluent gate house, 9; esiuent gate
house, 81. Low tide In the river to-day at $50 d.
~; high tide at 9:3O o. m
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(NhANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNDI-
~ PROVED PROPi RTY.

c. c. DUSCANSON. Auct. rtoc. :,
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MAR RED.

N1CHOLSoN-TISE- At Epiphany church Tuesday,
November 25th 1854 By the hey. DIR Leonard. DR., WI
NICHOLSON 20 HENRIETTA WISE daughter OF the
late Capt. Henry A. Wise, L. y n.
PARkEh-DARNALL At the residence of the brides
parents on Tuesday evening November 25 ls4 By the
Rev W. A Bartlett d. D., ROBERT II. PARKER. OF
Maryland. and KATIE A. DARNAl.L. Of Indiana No
cards
SM1TH-pOvE At the First Presbyterian church.
Tus.arl, November 25th 1884 by the lev SupdeF-
land EAED. p. SMITH TO Ida l.. DOVE.
CAadison tWisconsn) Journal please copy.l
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
I.Of 35I1n5. FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
list And THIRD AND AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed OF trust; dated November lst -
A. ID. 1885, and ecorded in Hber No LOSS. clio 445 sa
seq. Of the land records for the District
Columbia, and at the request OF the party secured
Irsmisss on TIJtSDAf iECENBES SECOND IasI
at QUAhTER-PAST FOUR P. NJ. part Of lot No &c in
squ2re 552 Ia Washington city, in said District begin
ming at the southwest corner Of said lot on the public
hey and running thence east feet thence north los
feet thence - feet thence south feet TO place
OF b-inniug together with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale Onethtrd cash and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. i'll equal payments, be
secured by pIlrchaser's notes caring six per cent
Interest from day Of sale. and deed of trust prop
erty sold so down day of sale. Conveysncn9 aud
recording az purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be
pied with III six days from day Of sale, else trustee
night resell at risk and cost of purchaser
default.
n2G-otdbs WM F. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREECH-
II LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRLNCH
CATHEDRAL GONG CLOCKS. ROGERS FINE
sILVER PLATfD WARE DINER AND TEA
SETS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS, &C, FINE
TO TEN TUNES; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
}yETEILBY GrTE 6EHwoo 9PEs sAn aIIAsssTTs s
BANJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER MAJORS, RE-
EOLyEES. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE,
HOLD ARTICLES.
By direction of the owner, TO change business will
sell, the Premises. al the above stock Of ]. q.
O'MEARA 4 CO. 1917 PerlIsylvania avenue northwest.
Washington d. c. Sale commences at SEVEN P. IL.
Great bargains may be expected. FOLEY, Auct
n. b.-The fixtures viii notbe sold a, at terInin-
alton of sale the store will be occupied by J. U.
OfMEARA & CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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The Plenary Council.

The usual meeting OF the bishops 81 the plenary
council was held at 81 Mary's seminary yesterday
morning, and In the afternoon q general cong-ega-
tlon OF the council was held in The cathedral. NJ
which number or DEGREES previously before the
committees and the bishops were taken up and
passed. Last night IN the cathedral Bishop Reane
OF Richmond, preached on "Catholic societies =
St Vlncents Lyceum last night rendered a recep-
ton at Carroll hall. 10 Bishop keane, OF Richmond,
and Bishop Gross, OF Savannah. who are natives
Of st Vincents parish, and were raised aid at
tended school In f.
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ARRANGING TO RECEIVE SENATOR LoGaS--oen.
Raum, Assistant Secretary Joslyn Col Dudley,
Judge Lawrence, and other friends or senator
Logan. have called a meeting or the admirers OF
the republican vice presidential candidate for AIS
this afternoon 70 arrange 10 give him rousng r.
cept1on ana serenade upon bis ARRIVAL here next
Saturday.
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PnYs1c1Ass AVID Dsuao1srs
RECON
E.; I:>$|j$ ##$HsEE e ::
III s. III
81 4 s1Ff w r. ssr ssss
Ell t ! ! E, ssss
AS THE BEET TONIC.

40 4HN VC-1 IONIC.
This madeleine comninin tran with Pun Vegetable
=. ni0e 4Yassr- md conapleteik CURES DYSPEPaIA
BlOoD. CHfIIs AND FEVER, aud NEURALGIA
By rapsd and thorough assimilation with the blood is
reaches every part OF the syse pures and enriches
the blood, the 1aos and nerves and tones
and invigorates the syssHu.
FINE AfPETIZER-Best tonic known.
.n ~ sne n0r.t , Ssss q ss9vns s
inf Hsss Y tP1 , SsSTaSh Kses; 2srn
BIACkEN Oh 1NJCRE TR TEETH.
It Is lnvA1uehe for Diseases r.,uar to wousn sndto
rs .TXExYiI Isa 'S ss%Hb7 ! FoR DISEASES Or
The LIVER AND XIDNEYS,
PersOns guHettnR nom the eGects Of ovsrVorf ner.
youe fonhles loss Of appetite or debility expsrieucs
oulSk retsf and renewed energy by its use.
CoNSTIPAT1ON-othsrI Iron medicines DO
s the only prepafation Of Iron that causes no iniu.
fous e6eetG Ihystcisns and DruGRsts recommend Il
q the BEST. TRY 1T
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines On
wrapper. AXE no other Made only by
AUS BROWN CHEMICAL CO. baltimore Nd
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PrAscs Music OseAsa
EDWARD F. Dnoof' mN
OF the late firm Of
". G. MErzERorr Co.
At the old stand--925 Pennsylvania avenue.
Offers for sale carefully selected assortment Of
PSnss s s Fans e arfnd eld
LOCK. GROVE TEEN 4 FULLER ana other
makers Sterling and md s.iasero,. paslo. orsans
AZ ye TO-
n24.,m Sole agency s IF & SONS PIANOS.
THn GEaEAA sA sSP sa2aE fAHas
stand unrvaed for all the fine qualities OF workman.
giving unusual satisfaction.
We make speciality of taking in exchange old Piano
rights giving the fullest value for them and makinx
low prices and easy payments special nducement 70
prompt and reliable buyers.
good stock of hand Pianos at low prices ana
easy terms
No,hins sold but what give irresponsible guar
pol EAcropv N. prpooaso lan o.,, ..-..A'
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An ExaxNrve bo,rp.-By dlrectlop OF the o.,

An EXAMINING BoARD-By direction OF the secre.
tary OF wara board OF officers, TO consist OF Lieut.
Col John C. Tdball, 80 artillery; Major La Rhett
Livingston, 9TH artillery; Capt3 8 e. Cowdre,,
assistant surgeon, and Capt j. NJ Ingalls,. lst art
ana LIST Lieut. Henry b. Osgood. 80 artillery, Is ap
pointed TO meet at Fort Monroe, Va, January D
1885, for the examination OF candidates VINO have
been designated Tor examination Tor The APPOINT
ment OF ID lieutenant In the army
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER.
IT ty-A uice Dairy Msrket Garden Farm nlgniy
Improved and beautifully situated few mites north n
Washington WALKER Il WILSON, lCO6 r street
northwest. ul5-2v
VSOR SALE-FARN-A VERY DESIRABLE TEN.
Il acre Farm at Hives station, b. o K r. 1 miles
from Washington ali under the highest state of cult.
yati9n new house and BARI worth $4,000. insured fGr
- 400 Viii % sod TOR S3500. Inquire premises
of owner. WI HEiDER, or Of
PARKER l. TOWNSEND
CC&S-lm l4lS street northwest
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FIsHOMA3 BOWLING. Auctioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
GtUEGETOWS L "

By vrte and direction Of the last will and tesla d$
In"nt OF Thomas We yer late OF the Disric of Co.
lunibis. shall Offer for sale. the premises
MDNDiY DECEMBER EIGHTH. 1884. at -FOUR
O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the following real estate, viz Part OF
10 Georgetown. having from. of I5 street on High
street ami depth OF l2o feet inches Also the south
Io3 feet front OF lot 2G IL Same square, fronting on
High street and running back 800 feet with an
ADJOINING six acre lot in the in all about N
acres All OF the above property ia located on the
Heights Of G,oteetown. adjoining the site of the Ma
ti0pal Observatory property.
Terms Of sale: OnetAiri cash: balance in notes of
equal payment at and two years. with interest s-
con1eyancinx at purchasers cost 800 deposit re.
quired on each property sold at time OF sale.
ROBERT ID. WEAVER
n25-l0t Executor of Thomas Weaver
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WEEKS h CO.. Auctioneers. w. S ' M

hitch. FOX BROWN. Real Estate Brokers'
AUCTION SALE OF FOUR BRICK HOUSES AND
-FOUR LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
h AND SThE rs NORTHEAST: EIGHT LOTS
ON EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN < AND l.
SIhEEIS NORTREAST, AND ONE LOT, COR
NEk OF EIGHTH AND L STREETS NORTH
EAST
On WEDNESDAY DECEMBER THIRD. 1884 q,
atQUAR Ek-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. we A:a
VII sell ia, in trSnt Of the premises Brick Houses
being lots d t5 IS and 81 square sS7) Also. OTIS
NOS o. 81 81 and 3d. in square 95I. each aiming
io56 square feet Also Lots Nos S. g. 60 6l g. g. Ga
and 65 in square $751; each aiming 1866 square feet
sld one Lot on the corner OF 9Th and streets north
east heng lot No 49, square ss. containing 2327
square feet
Terms: OneQuarter cash; balance in one ~, two t2
and three 3) yer with interest at six Co per
annrn. payable semi annually. secured by deed of trust
ON the property sold all cash. at the option of the
p9rchaser deposit Of S15 require upon each piece
OF property ut time OF sale. All convey ancing ut
cost OF purchaser If terms of sale not complied
with seven y days from day of sale the right is
SFe resell the property at the risk and of the
dsfauitlg purchaser purchasers after five go days
advertisement FITCH. FOX L BROWN
DUNChNSON BROS Auctioneers n26-d
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T,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
LOTS ON Fl STREET NORTH y EST. BETWEEN

LOTS ON Fl STREET NORTH EST, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH S iREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust made July 30th 1879 "a
and recorded in Ii No 900, folos 3lS ct sau
land records of the District OF Columbia by drec LII
ton of the party secured, will offer at public sale
the premises. MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. subdiv-
sions ami s. in square 52S each lot having On
sSeet of . al feet. by depth of 100 feet, and i'm
proved by ell-huilt. three-story Brick Dwelling
House
Terms Of sale So 900 in cash. and the remainder in
equal payments of and tw I've months with interest
payable half yearly. Deposit $3.50 Ali conyeyancins
1T cost OF purchaser.
nls-dts JOS c. G. KENNEDY Trustee
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FATE
~ o. HE NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH
BETN EFN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH

~ o. 1Hf. NORTH SIDE OF n SrRrET NORTH.
BETN EN- FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS WEST. WASHINGTON. D. c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofcEa&
the District of Columbia passed the 3lst day
October. A. d. 1884. in eQnity No. 90l1 49,
docket No q will sell at public e. In from. OF the
premises, Gu MONDAY the EIGHTH DAY OF DE.
CEABkR, A. j.. 1894. at the how Of FOUR CLOCK
P. n. OF sad at-haned day the following described
real ate situate In the city Of Washingon in the
tr1ct of Columbia to wit: Pat OF lot numbered seven
To- in square numbered two hundred eleven Glib
contained With the following netss and bounds Be
gnrina for the sanF at point on the line of street
north twenty 600 feet east the southwest corner
Of said lot seven i and running thence east twenty
SIX 28) fest thence north eighty 800 feet thence east
twenty COO fet: thence north TWEEN live (2o feet
thence west fortysix t46 feet, thence south one
hundred aud Ave tl05l feet to the place Of ginning
Terms OF sale On third ~ OF the purchase money
in CASH and the balance thereof the notes OF the pur
chaser at six Co. twelve D. and eigtteor rs months
fryTn the date CT SALE with interest at the of six To-
per centum er snnun secured by q ed of trust upon
SAID rel estate, satisfactory to cash. at pdr-
casers option. 800 deposit required the time of
sale NJ conveyancin1 ana recording purchasers
cost Terms Of sale to BE- complied with within seven
days from date aaie otherwise tn trustee reserves
the right to resell at the purchasers cost and exrense
after ten days notice by advertisement.
.FENDALi. l.. ALEXA NDFR. Trustee
DUNCANsoN BROS Auctionaers nssis 10
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L LOIS FRONTING KENYON STREET, CO. I'M
BfA HEIGHTS, NEAR FOURTEENTH STKEET
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER u.yr.
TWESIT-N Nj II. at FOUR O'CLOCK, we will ~
SELL Oh the PREMISES -
LOT IS. IN BLOCH Sc,
fronting 80 IT, on Kenyon street, and within about
feet of l4th street.
LOT IL. IN BLOCK %
fronting so it. Kcnyon street. near 18th street ex
tended.
Both Of these lots are near Whitney avenue, KENYON
street being just south OF said and near the ter
minus OF the street cars.
This is an opportunity to obtain fine building lots
which seldom presents itself.
Terms: one third cash balance in and two wears
notes to bear interest payable semi annually and be
secured by deed OF trust ali cash at option OF ptir
chaser d'post OF Oh required ON each lot at time
OF sale. Conveyancing, &c. at purchasers cost.
n2'-at DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
~ PLEDGES.

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
~ PLEDGES.
VIII sell for Senger, 1877 It'll street northwest
NJ IN. AZ HALF-PinT SEW NJ and Will con.
time tn D GENE TWENTY-FIF livery
EVENING at HALF-PAsT SEW p NJ
This sale Will consist of large line Of Diamonds
ladies' and Gentlemens Gold. silver Brass Nickel
watches Gold 81 yer and Plated Vest Chains Gold and
Plated Charms and .Locket~. Ear rings Lace Pins
Bracelets Gold and Plated Neckchains nd q large
variety of Plain Gold and Set ngs In fact one of the
largest varieties OF Jewelry ever offered at auction
Opera Glasses, large assortment fine Cloaks and
Drawn, Instruments nc
Remember If Is to the advantage Of every purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale before making their
ectlons OF Xmas presents in the jewelry ne elsewhere
Goods sold without reserve
N B-Parties holding tickets on which the time has
expired please take notice
F. SELINGER,
TSf 7th street northwest
NEEhS CO. AuctiOneerS. wv
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R.oody ARRAY at q Copper Camp. ?

Tucson, ARIZONA, November 26.-A report reached
here last night OF tragedy at the Canonea Copper
camp, Sonora, on Saturday, which resulted In the
death OF six men AMI the wounding Of a number OF
others. A Mexican stoned an American teamster,
whereupon the other Americans armed themselves.
caused the ARRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-26

AUCTION Ef2 SALE sN tP % PEoR
THOMAS CIRCLE, BETWEEN MAssAcHUsETrs
hEfh sb, II EHsM ~ SS s2 i
On Tue DAY. DECEMBER SECOND 1884,. at<s.
FOUR o'CLOCk PM. in front of the prelnis s. we an
two-story basemen. and ,rnansard Brick residences.
aos l226 lbs AID l2so 1ath street northwest
ot. 6o 81 and6 square No 2l2 each u feat in By 6s
On the SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm we VIII sell in ,ront Of the premises part of Lots
hundred and sxty-three 63) in JOSEF Prathers sub.
diss9n OF part of Mount Pleasant being al! the vest
o2ether with the improvements thereon being three
Terms in each One quarter cash; balance in one
% two CD and three go years with int, rest at six t6
deed Of trust on the premises Sold or ali cash at the o Gs
sf Of pes 81 @ Of $40 rednsd upon
at s.st of purchaser # terms Of sale complied
il S days ps5p e a @ s @ i
or s I'VE 60 days
BROS Auet foA Sh1 nsed
4 PROVED PROP RITZ A'D o'''"-
b sa,s VI s,s spss3sd On
is comi,lrina and Mary T. 4aran ct al. Defend
ants the understand trustees nsmed in said decree
8 THIEF 2is sss se at is
auction in front of the premises Lots three C3 five t5
;hetaItrr the following pieces in square hundred
and twenty ODD The west half If Lot six ( east
half of Lot SIX o. with improvements east half oil Lot
seven 10 west half of o CO with improvements
square ore hundred and seventy-two 172)
m OF sale as by the decree
Instruments in one and two years from day sale with
interest to be secured by deed of trust on property
Sold or all cash. ut option of purchaser deposit Of
two hundred $3.50 dol to be made accordance Of
each Kid Terms to be complied with ten {n) days
Or property may be resold risk cos of dsfautnr
purchaser. All conveyancng at purchasers cost
JAMES u. SAVILLEV
JOHN +. COX. Trustees
3i2 d street northwest,
C. C. DUNCANSON. Auct 1toG- 1ot