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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER y. WILLIAMS b CO., Auctioneers.
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE
RICH AND ELEGANT TRIPLE-PLATED SILVER
WARE, FRENCH MANT L CLOCKS, BRONZES,
BRIC-A-BRAC, &C.,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DECEMBER FIFTH AND
SIXTH,
AT HALF-PAsT TEN A. NJ AND FIVE P. NJ.
AUCTION SALES.

OUR sALESROOM
This stock consists in part of elegant Cold lned
EpeTgnes and Center Pieces rich handchased Tea Sets.
Urns Tureets Salvers Wine Sets in fact thing
requisite for table use made in plated ware.
FINE MANTEL CLOCKS Cathedral Gone).
ANTIQUE AND HISTORIC sTATUE1TEs.
In Bronze representing Art Commerce, Chiyalry
Poetry. and tn. Drama.
100 DOZEN ROGERS, CELEBRATED KNIVES.
FORKS AND SPOONS,
In Buckhorn. Ivory, Pearl and Silver Handles
IF Seats will be provided for the accommodation Of
the ladies' dl6-14t
rTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
SALE OF POTTERY FROM THE MATT MORGAN
ART POTTERY COMPANY.
I BEG LEAVE 10 CALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON AND V1CIN-
IfY TO I HE SALE OF A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
THE MATT MORO an ART POTTERY TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY ART ROOMS nth
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ON TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER TwESTY-THIRD
AND TWENTY-FOURTH, AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND
THREE P NJ. EACH DAY
THE LIST WILL INCLUDE A VARIETY OF BOTH
oENAMENTAI. AND useful. ARTICLES SUIT
VASES. JEwEI. BoXFS. UNI kELi.a STAND.
MOORISH VASES. CALICaFS. CUSpADORGS. ETo
JAPANESE PITCHEkS, col OsNE BOTTLES. TEA
RICHLY DECoRATED IN MNbERGLAzE. Sur:
FRENCH LEMOGE.
This fine collection Of goods will be on view on Mon
os diest fsn0ff 3D. all III Thomas BOWLING Aucts
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4AANENHoVES & SON,
~ Real Estate and Insurance,
No. 1916 + street northwest

TRUSTEES a,S SALE H3 oEA yAIgAn1E NIXERooN
PR0 PROVEN, : No. 1624 FIFTH STREET
1895. dy recorded IN Libsr 1864 folio % ct seq a
Land :ecors O; the District of Columbia and by IN
on the ast on Is x oyer f Ra M
TENTH DAY OF DECEMBEK. 1884. at FOUR
CCLOt h 7. VI. part of Lot numbered nine co., i'll
Ii1s for the at point seventeen (lT) feet six 6)
inches north from the southeast said nine
90: thence north twenty five t251 feet theuc west
thence south five t5) feet thence east ninety
three t93 feet four and hall 4 inches the place
an wise appertainng.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. baanc, i'm one and two
OF trust or all cash. at option of purchaser Convey
ancing at purchasers cost post OF s2On required
~ tine OF sale Terms to be complied i'll seven
DAYS otherwise the trustees reserve the right resell
at rsk and cost Of defau ting purchaser after five DAYS
pubic notice OF such resale in the Evening STAR
WILLIAM W DaNENH0WERs
WASlINIToN DANENHOHER,} trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. is dtis
A UCrioN SALE OF STOCKS.
sEvEATfEEfH isss a. on UcLtGk E NJ At the
northwest in this eity, the folowins stocks:
4So liars of the CAPT AL STOCK of the vAPOR
FUEL COMPANY (par value. SIOO
sosHA,ES Of the CAPITAL STOC x: Of the WASH
1sHsKs Of i H. T nIGGA 2T MMPAS1 M
PBOyEMENT EXCURSION COMpANY STOCK
The abov stock will be sold in lots to sui. buyers
Administrator of 10. p Holloway decd
We viii also offer for sale the same day. hour and
place for account Of whom concern the follow
so sHAREs Of II, CAPITAL STOCK o. the vAPoR
Terms cash DUNCANsoN BROS.
d11-5t kuctjoneers
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FIasr In QuALlr7.
LOWEST IN COST.
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
THE PEOPLES CHOICE.
WHY WE HAVE SUCCEEDED:
l. Because we have Kept Every Promise
2. Because we have never handled anything but Real
Reliable Goods
8 Because used No ExayscrAtons in our Adver-
tissmsnts or published no Misleading Price Lists
because We have always sold at Exactly Ten Per
Cent Above Manufacturing Cost
s. Because the Public has learned that we conduct
business plan that enables the Smallest Child to
buy as safely as the Shrewdest Man.
g. Because we have but One Price and that the very
Lowest.
T. Because by dealing with us the Purchaser Saves
the Big Profit that other Clothiers ask.
8 Because we have forced down prices al aIon9 the
line and the People appreciate US for 1t
Q. Because by Manufacturing Ourselves and selling
at Exactly Per Cent Above Cost we are Retailing
Wholesale Rate
10 Because we have Won Success by Deserving it. .
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
927 AND 920 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
g. E. Cor. Mass. ave.
Open evenings till 9. Saturday till IL
~ Please bear in mind. we have no connection with
any other house in this city. dis
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TINRUSTEES SALE OF FARM NEAR BIZ Nos
l. CONT AIMING 1908 ACisES ND IMPROVED
BY COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,

VRu5TEtS' SALE OF Farm NEAR BIN. NOS
l. CONTAINING 1908 ACEtS ND IMPROVED
BY COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
BARN. &C.
Py virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber No a.
1s2 folio DAT. It of the land the iii
District OF Columbia III sell the premises on s
SATUtsD y, TMENTIETii DAY OF DECEMBER A D.
1854 at THREE O'CLOCK NJ. the following real estate
situate in the of Washington District Column
a. and rarity in the county Of Prince Georges in the
State OF Maryland Eegi ming the end of third
Line OF lot numbered nineteen in the subdivision of
Bay!eys on the east side Of the county road
formerly called nnnE's' road and thence by pre- .ent
bearing compass south $40 east eighty percg south
90 west eigit-Sf perches Sc percEes to the
end Of the I0t line of the aforesaid lo5 east side
of the said road thence said road north 1Go east II
perchs north lclo west ii perches. north lT51o west
perChe north west 10 perches place OF be-
ginning containing twenty three o3 across OF land
more or less being parts Of tracts called BayIeys pur
chase and Stonry Hill.
Terms One fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years notes to bear interest at six per per
annnm, payable semi annually and to be secured by
deed Of trust ON premises or cash option of pu
Chaser C. nVeyancinv nc. at Irch !serS' Ielms
to BE- complied with in five day otherwise resale at
risk and cost OF deiauting purchaser after five days
public notice Of such resale in newspaper pub
llshedIu Washington, u. c. deposit of 500 required
at sale.
CHARLES W. DARR,
JOIN D. GOULD. Trustees
JAM IS ". RATCLIFFE,S
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. di5-5t
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DIED.
ALIEN IACnR ALLEN Donated tia Il


ALLEN. JACOB ALLEN departed this NE Decsm~
Der l5 1884 the husband Of Elizabeth Allan, aged q
years and months.
death my husband and me divide,
Thou dost not. Lord my sorrow chida
or frown tears TO
RestrX .ned from passionate excess.
Thou bid'st me mourn In calm distress
For him that rests In thee
Hp WE
Funeral viii take place Thursday. December Is 1854
1t o'clock. from Ebenezer church, corner eth aid
streets southeast IT.
KLoTZ On December 10th. 1854 Ct 80 Am- Of
membranous Group. CHARLES HERMAN, aged years
months and 8 days. beloved son Of Henry Z. and
Linda kloz and grandson Of Charles kotz and Charles
Herman
Funeral from residence OF Charles Herman No ass
Istreet northwest Thursday afternoon ct O'Clock
=
LORD In New York city. on pesember Is. 1884 sfser
O long Illness LOUISA wife OF " lillian Blair Lord md
youngest daughter Of DR. Fereol Lenoine senior. %
Of IAncxste county, Va.
QUAD: On the morning Of TUESDAY, Decsnb9 leth.
1ss4 at 1880 q. m, ALICE MABEE QUAD. beloved
daughter Il D. j. and Mary d. QuAid aged sxteon ycas
tour months and eleven days
Funeral on Thursday. December 18th. 1884 from D.
Theresa's church. Anscostia. d. c.. 10 O'Clock q m.
when requiem mass will be celebrated
NHEATLEY. On Monday. December 18th, l0oA g
10:S0 o. m JENNIE, daughter Samuel Il and vtrgfn1A
Mheatley. aeed fourteen years.
Funeral will take place from her pofents reG16An0a
No. 1914 Thirtieth street northwest on Wednesday.
December 18th. Ut half past three O'Clock 3. m.
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DRY GOODS.
BLACK Sr1xs. In AL GnADrs.

DRY GOODS.
BLACK Sr1ks In AL GnADrs
Black Cashmeres and Black Grapes
Table Cloths Napkns and Towels in ali Qualities
hss ene en- sa an nar9 crss fnderw..,
We invite al In want Oh Dry %M e s' sn ns cal
d1O-7t' Corner 9th and streets northwest.
K1NG,s PALACE.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN cIoAKs AND MILLINERY
Nc Is YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
READ KINGS PALACE PRICES
CIRCULARS a. SIS. sc. ST aud IS.
All styles Of JACKETS at a. sASo. sa sSboand 81
$50 SILK and SATIN WRAPS 1t %, s1o and ala
SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value
- COG Misses and Ch,,drens HAyELoCKs and NEW.
MARKETS. most magnificent line. ut g. g. "a IS
end sc.
5000 Wool and French FELT HATS at &c., 7cc. 81
and $I25.
2,Ooo Cltildren's Elegant TRIMMED HATS at 2sc.
6Gc.. Toe, 81 and 81 Is
haDs Rs Sz SSes Efs hIesoS Us tE.a
sold elsewhere.
Ladies' UNDERWEAR. CORSETS and KID GLOVES
below manufacturers prices
Do not buy until You have examined our stock and
ascertalned our prices wish to save money
KINGS PALACE,
nj S14 SEVENTH STREET.
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Wef0 - reo1lnp Ct ~ once q the chief signal
ooacer today: an. eAf II 9 m, eat IN. "a
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The CoHsEcRArIoS OF THE NEW BISHOP Rev.
DR. Paret, OF the Epiphany church. has been en-
caly Informed OF the ratification OF his election 10
the Protestant Episcopal bishopr1c OF Maryland.
Bishop Lee, the senior and presiding bishop has
appointed Thursday, January g. as tie day for con-
secration. Bishop Lyman, OF North Carolina, VIII
preach the sermon, and the other arrangements
are In the hands OF the standing committee OF tho
diocese and the committee OF clergymen OF Wash.
fngton.
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About z O'Clock last evening a colored woman
named Margaret Durham, about IS years old. was
found dead in bed on the floor Of house on street.
between sth and 9th northwest ana her husband,
Martin Durham, In a stupor. The coroner WAS no.
TILED and the man was sent 10 Providence hos.
pital- II Is thought that their condition was the
result OF gas leak. and that they had been In the
condition they were found since SATURDAY night
Coroner Patterson viewed the body this aiIer.
noon and gave certificate OF death from imam
nation OF the bowels.
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FINANCIAL AND C0MMERcIAEA

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. pr1cel
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge $50 18th street:
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(toLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

1ndsr Is years OF aga Two separate depaf tments-
Seniors and Juniors.
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Get lst 81, to June Isl. 1850 Pref and Mrs Col
here. fr.nciFa!s: Lucen l. c. Coiere, Al. Director
)a3S stree. northwest seiO-tn
TNnE BERLETZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGEs
T23 14TH ST. y. ", WASHINGTON Do
f5ERANKLIS ST. BALIINORi. ID
2t3MESfM MISTER ST. lEONIDkSCEgC
1I 1kEsiOST ST. IOSTON, MASS
CAkfiElD BUILDING BROOEI.YN. MI.
Best instruction to adults children Private les
sons and classes Superior native teachers.
Special advantages for learning 10 SPEAK Foreign
Tongues Most easy and Efficient method Tuition
very reasonable.
Teachers sent to students residence
NEW TERMS BEGIN NOW.
su3o Apply 70 PROF. v Jolly.
q CADEMY OF THE VISITATION. CONNECTICCT
Aayenue and L street Washington. yonnx Ladies
and Little irls1he exercises OF the Academy
resumed September sth. 1854. \ limited number OF
permanent and weekly barriers VIII be received Les
IN private in classes VIII be given ladies IA the
languages, vocal and Instrumental music painting.
drawing. fancy ~o-k. &c. au.3J-syn
CHELDON'S DANCING ACADEMIES. 1904 =
- street Observation-Disclosures thursdays and Satur
days. WASHINGTON Hall. I'd street and Ieunsy vauis
avenue enthusiastically Fridays send for cir
clas trs for renting either Eai. 70 l0p{i street
northwest. &u2J-S.n
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" E. FULTON, Aucuoneer.

~ A. IULIUN, Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
Twill sell at my store, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue by
pubic niicton. commenting TuESDAh. DECEM Ser
SlAI EEN1H, at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ my sock of
Forfeited Pledges. from Nos 7O41 to 76 $50 inclusive
MS sale VIII consist of Ladies' and Gents Clothing of
all kinds god silver and metal cased Watches; gold
enc enc silver Watch ~ Chains: sod Necklaces.
Rings, gold Pens ard Pencils. diamonds and other
Precious stones solid Siverware, &c, &c bis sale
will continue mornings at ZEN O'CLOCK and evenings
at Sly EN UCl OK until all the lots are sold Per-
sons holding tickets will please take notice
II. X. FULTON,
d12-ot' fawnbroker and AuctioIeer
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MsDAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
NA dies All female complaints quickly cured Can be
consulted daily ut l245 5sh street northwest once hou
from TO O'Clock PIN. xith ladies' only iy21-Sms
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FA1L AND WINTER NEGOTIATION
suitngs Overcoatings ind Trouserings received and
oren for inspection Gentlemen will place tteir orders
atthe
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
Fl. D. BARE,
res I'LL Pennsylyana avenue
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RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE
OF WATER COLORs AND OIL PaINTIyGs.
EMBRACING
LANDSCAPE. FIGURE, MARINE. STILL LIFE
AND GENRE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS ARE REPRESENTED
IN THE CATALOGUE:
ANDREWS. MELINE,
FOSBERG, GILL.
JOHNSON, MATTHEW'S
FURGUSON AND ROWZEE

This fine collection embraces about $50 pieces AMI
will be sold at public auction at my auction rooms on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. DECEMBER ElGH-
TENTH and NINETEENTH. at ELEVEN A. NJ and
THREE 2. NJ, each day
The collection will be on view Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday prior TO sale 1t is pronounced the finest
Offering they have made. and their efforts should
be substantially encouraged by our citizens
d11-6t THOMAS DOWNING snc.icpeer
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The M1sr1r Sron;,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS,

Being established to sell Frst-Class Clothing for
men and boys ut Lower prices than possible to be
inside by houses under enormous expenses we have no
space In advertise mens for those beautiful moral
lessons ghost stories and reposterons Claims SO freely
made. but auhere to first and only way OF advert
sing viz siyi prices which we claim to he fully 25
cent lower than even those reducons so-celed
and backing them upwlth the goods guaranteeing.
usual satisfaction to every purchaser.
A few diagonal Prince Albert Suits reduced to
$i6; can't be matched under $40
Satin-l lined Overcoa.s reduced from S25 to GIT.
Chiucha OvercoRs reduced to $l5; Woald be cheap
S25
Kersey Overcoats silk lined. at ZIG; worth S25.
Black 3 :oadcloth suits at $40; worth $40
Fine Broadcloth Full Dress Suits swaIlow tail coat,
$25; worth S&5
D. g. Chinchilla Coats and Vests at 50: worth SI5.
Good substantial OvercCats at &c. ST. 49, % and $40;
fully $25 per cent below regular prices.
Fine hinchlla SurtOut OvercoatS ut 320 worth $35.
Newmarket Overcoats at $40. BIZ and Sls; worth
double.
Suits and overcoats for boys from to years will be
sold at eXsctly 50 cents the dollar OF former
Suits ard Cvercoats boys from to II will
sod ut IS cen;s on the collar of for.ner prices
Bushes Suits for will be sold Hess of cost
from Sc up.
Four Baton GETAWAY Corkscrew Suits in black and
colors. at $l2; former price Slo.
Mems and Boys Gossaplers ard Rubber Coats,
gardless OF cost, at
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HAND TINES
AND LITTLE MONEY MAKE THIS GOOD
YEAR TO BUY
IS E.. 3 . / Is:
BUT EXTREMELY BARD
RELIALE CLOTHING DEALERS
We have made prices to meet the times SO that none
may deny themselves Winter Suit an Overcoat.
You know we mean what we say.
A $1,000 Suit at $3.50 As1aoo Suit at Sc 25
$500 Suit at $3.50 a Sl5 90 Suit at 1915
All $500 Suit at $1,000.
overcoats at g. $5 Sc 81. and upwards to $50 that
arc worth so per cent more than asking
Boys Suit at SO 25. 1915. g. 60, and upward
Chdren's Suits at from 81 50 upward that are worth
double.
Boys and Childrens Overcoats from So 90 upward.
1900 pairs Pants from $L0o up to 5000. that arc
worth 50 per cent more
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
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ALEXIS SAIGo's FCNERAI--Alexis Saigo the little
japanese prince who died at the Russian minister's
house last week. was this afternoon buried at Oak
Hill cemetery, as his parents did not wish 20 have
bis remains taken 10 Japan. Baron and Mime. de
strive were compelled 10 leave the White House
before the exposition ceremonies were begun, In
order to be present at the burial
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(1HARLEs ". HANDY Real Estate Agent
VALUE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE wrs1

FALC BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE WEST
END Il SALE, BLING No. 17I3 II STRICT
NOkIHWESI.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Dlstrlc oi Colnt bio. in equity No 1923 in
which Amy f. Baliuain and Others are coupla n-A.k
ants and Amy f. seal and Others def nla is will
OF for sale 1t Publ auction. IL front of the eInses
on MLDNE DAY, DECEMB. il TWENTY-IOUkTH,
1884. It FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. the west part ii lot
numbered five t5). i'll square nurb"red hundred
and twenty seS en- 40, &c CrCl:r 10 DavidSous sub
DIVISION said square in he city If Wa hireon h. c.
the sa pat Of lot FRO ting TWEEN y-fivc (2) feet and
Line t9) Inches on n street e1d running hscG tn that
width one huud ed ard forty-ni 49, feet six t6y
D. Is 10 an alley twenty (2G) feet wide end contatnin
TT thousand e.cht hundred and forty-nIne TIP
y SAP '-i2l square feet more or esq The lot i'm
proved by sulyst ~ tial brick dwelling
Terms: One-fOurth cash: idue in equal INSTALL
nents IN one two and three years from da of sale the
par sef to give his rolnissory notes for deferred
payments, bearing Interest at the rate six go pcrc mt
Ier annunn. payable seIni-unnusiiy, and ured by
DEED OF trust the properly sold $3.50 down at time
OF sale. Conveyenclng at expense of purchaser.
.. ECaEN l. CAKUSI. TRUSTEE
DUNCANSON BROS. Au u.s. dl3-d&ds
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FTNRuSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY o,
Il PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN SIC;
0ND AND THIRD STREETS EAST, No. %!

TTVRusTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SIC:
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST No 225
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
, Ivy Ilrt!ic OF decree of the supreme Court Of -
the list let of Columbia PISSED I'm equity Cause I'm.
No S9oi doc. %, will. trustee aIr ointed in
sad cause; odef for sale, on THURSDAY. the EIGH-
TEENEII DAY OF DtCEh EER A. d. 1884 at TOUR
O'CLOCK in front of the premises parts OF lots
numbered thirteen O3) and fourteen IA in square
Numbered seven hundred and sixtytwo t62). and de-
sciibed as follows: Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner OF said lot numbered thirteen ti3
aud thence running southwestery, along the western
nne OF said lot 1872 feet inches; thence south
u fee: tense east u; feet and inches: thence north
70 feet I'D inches thence cas-: feet 90 inches; thence
north p feet 5H inches thence east foot 10 inches
thence heastwardy to point 50 feet and inches
ir1m penn3yivan;a avenue on line drawn parall
along said line to said avenue and thence along sgd
avenu 10 feet To the place If beginning tosether with
All the ovenentS ways easenen rights and
ees TO the same belonging, in any wise appertan.
Ing, Improved uy frame dwelling and a store room
Ierins One third of the purchase money to be paid
IN Cash. the balance III si1. niue and twelve months
from day OF sale and TO bear Interest at per
cent per annn and to be secured by deed of trust
premises sold Couveyancng &C.. purchaser
drpost CT 300 required It time of sale Terms be
co,piied with In ten days, otherwise the trustee will
resell the property after five days public notice of such
d. c. CHAS A WAITE . Trns,,.,ss
,,,,-,..,... 242 street northwe
Adj
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TD-MORROW.

TO-MORROW.
RANK, RAILROAD GAS, AND INSURANCE
on WEDNESDAY,. DEFENDER SEVENTEENTH
at . On O'CLOCK NJ; within our Auction Rooms, We
viii sell. after administrators sale:
Shares Nat. Bank of Republic Stock
100 shares Metropolitan H. Co. stock
100 shares Wasian lias Light Co stock
10 sharts Post Como ipation Sewing Machine Co
Stork ~
100 shares Fra;ikn Fire Insurance Co Stock
% shares FfreIn MS ire Insurance Co Stock
10 shares Real Estate ,ltie Ins. Co Stock
10 shares Second National Bank
% SHARES Geo Z. Go. took
10 shares " ..l'n Safe Ileposit 90 Stock
1j2 shares CouIbia r. X Co. stock
di5-2t DSNSANSoS RPoS Auc{;,naar.
DERENPfOHY SALE OF FUR-IINiD GAR
l. MENIS. SILK DOLMANS, CIRCULARS. La
DIES WRAPS &c.
On NEDNF SDAY MORNING. DECEMBER SEVEN.
TEN ~. commencing ut ELEVEN O'CLOCK we Will
sell within our auction rooms 9th and streets north
west. for account OF "a New ork house about
Thirty Fur lined Garments. Six Dolnlans C:rcu-
lars. &c.
All OF which positively be sold and to which the
attention II buyers is respectfully called On exhibit
d15-2t DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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EDUCATIONAL.

NTME LEPRINCE- FROM PARIS. WILL Begin
I'VE he french Conversational lessons her and
pupils sIi Cal ;iIte- Il. m. oil 18th street
northwest. Terms nCa"rae. dis tjs1s
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NJ ALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EN- RGnl: hS AiE oN SEVENTH STREET ABOVE

lhUSIEaS, SHE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAl. ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET ABOVE
BOUNDARY.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from John F. Buck -,
hoitz aud wife, dated March g. 1871 all recorded f
IN !lber eco folio $50. of the land records Of the LA
District OF CnuinbI2 and also Of decree of the SUI
reine Court OF sad District passed September g. 1894
In equity cause No 9Ol3 substituting Arthur A Br-
neg as trustee IN place Andrew Lan2,ion will sell
It pitic auct or IN front Of the premises, TUES
DAY. the TWENTY THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER,
1894 at HALt-PAST THREE O'CLOCK z. N. all of
lot Al in j. Haw's subdivision OF Mount peas snt
excepting only the south four feet front on eth street
road by l2c feet in depth Said property has frontage
OF 30 feet inches iti stree. road by depth PAL
f,et inches to Sh street extended which it fronts
40 feet inches and adjons the stables Of the Metro
poI1tan Railway COrpa Y. The improvements consist
OF substantial frame .lwellin IF about ten rooms
Terms of Sae: Ohefourth cash. OF which 600 must
be aid a: time of sale, and the balance in equal pay
Ients in one two and tre years, with INTEREST," de-
fcrret payments to be eeured by deed Of trust the
property sold al conveyaacing aad recording cost
OF Purcas r II terms OF sale not complied With
in ten days The property will be resold at cost and
srlsk OF the purchaser.
A. l.. BARBER
lie Drot Building; I Tomatoes
ARTHUR A. BIKNEY. { Ar"stees.
DIG d 45G Louisiana avenue