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GOV. CLEVELAND In NEW YORK.
incidents OF the Trip from Albany and

His Arrival in the Metropolis.
NEW YORK. October Ex-Governor Cleveland LETT
Albany on the $50 train this morning, accompa-
MED By Col Danel lamont. his private secretary,
AID Mayor Banks OF Albany. 1t was the express
wish OF the governor That no demonstration should
be made in his honor along the rOut9. At pough-
keepsie however, the crowd was so large and en-
thuSliStic that he was induced to show himself 70
the az embtage. and for five minutes he shook
hands with al. those VINO could reach him. At
this point Senator and Mrs. Newhold boarded the
train, and the governor chatteh pleasantly with
NE NeWbold untn Garrisons was reached. Here
Hamilton Fish got on board the train, and entered
the car occupied by the governor. The greeted
each other cordially. AMI conversed together anti,
the ARRIVAL OF their train at Inc Grand Central
depot at about 1920.
\ committee, composed Of Senator Rarnum,
chairman or the democratic national committee:
AtfaIn 5. Hewitt; senator German, Of Md; ex-
Mayor Grace. Senator Gwinne, d. w. James, Z. D.
Campbell, Il. T. Lighter, J. B. Coleman, Eugene
Kelly ana Messra Greene ana Vanderpoel. met the
gcyernor at The depot. and after an exchange Of
greetings escorted him to carriage. which he
entered with SENATOR Barnum and Col. Lamont
The other members OF the committee also entered
carriages and followed that or the governor A
large crowd had assembled outside tie depot and
when Gov Cleveland made his appearance cheers
We're given, which were continued until the car
rageS departed Large numbers OF men rushed
toward the governor, and held out their
hands. which he snlingly grasped. Several
times after the Carriage had started The driver was
ordered TO stop his horses. so that the governor
could satisfy tie desires OF those who desired to
SHAKE his hand. The party arrived st the Fifth
Avenue hote. at 10:15. ana the carriages were
driven to the 23d street entrance where Gov Cleve-
land alghted and Immediately proceeded to his
rooms on the third floor. QIi;e crowd was gath
cred GU lde the hose. and gave hearty cheers on
the arrival OF the democratic candidate The
rooms OF the governor were Immediately besieged
by politicians and reporters, who were anxious to
get word from him or his secretary, but Mr..
Cleveland remained in a private room. to which
only select few could gain access. Gov. Cleve-
land appeaIa1 to be In good health and was not at
ali fatigued by his journey.
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TO.SiOR ROW.
TFHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

- BY CATALOGUE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of SUPERIOR HAND
MADE CABINET FUbNITrtk t}II. PAINTINGS
AND ENGI.AVING~. FRS SCH PLATE NANTEI
WHITE HA !; AAITRESSES CHINA AMI
Gil ,~SWAEE &c.
~ virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Co Enoa passed III the matter OF the est T.
pI dtert N. whit daceas ii. the unders gDed, sdmn.
lstIGtCr, viii sell, IS public auction, TIL kSDAX
o. ODER SIX ZENITH 1884. at TEN O'CLOCK, al
MS te residence No 5e1 teet northwest the entire
h0nse hold effects. embracing in part
Two very valuable French Plate Mantei Mirrors, in
- walnut M Gilt ranes:
Very HANDSOME Walnut and Gold PariCr Suite, up
hoI-tered IN Purple :sattn Dsmask. pieces
satin DaIrask lanbt.4JIs, with heal Lace Curtains
C0Enice and Shades.
Superb Walnut Marble Tables. Reception and other
Chairs:
Valuable Oil Paintings (several good exam by Poole)
4 n1IIuber of Valuable Steel Engrayings,
Brass ScOnce, ManteI OrDamcntS;
MoUurt aud n@iish Brussels carpets;
Turkish and other Rugs;
Antique Mahogany secretaries:
Modern Writing Cabinets
Lounges and Easy Chairs;
Very RI -SaIt Mahogany S1deboards:
Very sthnGiScue Mantsl Mirror. in NahoCany Frame:
Walnut ID ntn- Cha Carving Table (u!ade by Kirby
ChltS. AID C5lassv are. silver Plated Ware:
Very Hand ONE Black Walnut Chamber sets:
one Sur bly Carve: anuI retisead. cost $500:
White Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds;
One very arEc BrunZeei Aquari III:
On Maynard Rie with Nahogauy Case.
Gentleman Saddle and Bride:
Kitchen EeQuIsltss, &c &c
y, Eth majority OF this furniture was made by
tle ate IL NJ hl.nt which Is sufficient guarantee OF
Its sufa for quality. Terms casa
ocG-dts REGlSALD FENDALL, Administration
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Hr NEVER ExFEcrED TBE DEMOCRATS TO CARRY
oHfo-Hs FEELS CONFIDENT OF SEw YoRk
senator Beck, or Kentucky, who has iust re-
turned IRON trip 10 Wyoming on visit TO the
rancho or his son, was seen by a STAR reporter at
the Ebbitt to-day. He said: "whcn went west I
Gid not expect anything from Ohio We had r.
fused At Chicago 10 nominate one OF her best ana
strongest en-Thurman-Oecause we were not
Wiling 10 make our hight Ia thar state. When 4
returned from the west. 10 nv snrpi1se 4 found
mat the democrats were Claiming Ohio For
my part never counted upon the state: | never
expected ANYTHING from IL III The republicans by
dragging Blaine over the state and using an tie
power OF federal patronage ana an their money
couldn't carry Ohio why they couldn't carry any
state. The result in Ohio does hot discourage me
We have got New York SAFE; a. Is as safe as kon-
lucky. 1 feel perfectly satisfied that Cleveland
Will he elected. and am pretty sure we Will elect
a solid democratic delegation To Congress fru1D
kentucky-a gain of two"
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Mn. BLAINE IN MICHIGAN.
Isis Departure Frons Detroit on d Trfp
Through the STATE.

BRIGHTON. MrcH-, october ia-Mr Blaine lefs
Detroit NJ 10 O'Clock this morning bv sn-cial train
on the Detroit, Lansing and Northern railroad
Tor short trip through the state.
There were several hundred persons ct Ia.
utpot VINO Sheered ML Blaine when he
appeared In the party We're cen. Fremont. tile
TWO Michigan senators Palmer and Concer: sena-
Tor Haze, Mir. j. IL. Manley. OF Augusta, Maine:
iton- X q. Horr, Judge Isaac MarstoR. Chairman
Van Zle, or The republican state com ittee: COl-
lector j. H. Stone. Charles Gorhanl. ex-lsslst ant
sectetHy oi the INFERIOR. and several other proml-
nsnt citizens OF the state The m: St6p was
AT flSmouth, where there Was "A large crowd Mr.
Blalne was introduced 20 the poople who caeeroi
anu Called Tor a speech Mr. Blame bowed an 1
merely sald "The only speech la order today my
friends Is congratuatloa on Ohio's vote OK YES
terday.' lCheerSl
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CoAL AND Woop

Coal AND Woop
We have lust received largo Ia. ~ raters PINT.
WOOD Also fresh mined COAI. Of superior qriaity
ior domestic al which - lowest market
hates
1he attention OF is respectfully invited
al lIIsI ection VI stock
STEPHENSON < BRO,
mls 9Th wharf and 10Th St and pa ava
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE October 15.- Virginia sizes cousoli-
dated 36; do second SERIES 80: due coupons "a:
new 81 North Carolina sixes L0A: do fours
80 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE MD.. October 15-Cotton quiet
middlins, 9zs Flour quiet and steady-Howard
street and western super o do extra eoas
extra. s66as7s do. Rio brands. 4saa4 Is: Patapsco
family. $50; do superlative patent 600 Wheat
southern quiet and Arm: weatern steady: southern
red. e4a67 do. amber. 9Si95: No. l Maryland, 81 i
49, NO western winter red. spot. 815{s82; October
62aS24: November. s33sa83H; December 854aS5x
Corn-southern no stock; nominal. Oats in fair de-
nsnd and stsady-southern 3lass western white 3Sa4
stea 3 GAGS. Hay in fair denapd-prinae to choice
quiet and easy Mess pork II so Bulk meats-shouders
and clear nib sides packed. 7Aa1OA. Bacon-shoull
ders, SO: clear rib sides. tx. Hams 16Sal6X Lard
refined. "a. Butter Arm for choce-western choice to
fancy soa2 Egss 6rm 1920 Western Petroleum duh
i Eso caEces ordinary to .sr ska1o Sugar ontstA
steady. i18al 10 Freshts to Liverpool per steamer
nrn-cotton, Sled. Sour L. grain, Aa41d Receipts
aour. 10A barrea; wheat 660OO bushels: corn 1000
bushsis: oats, LEO bushels rye 45O0 bushela SMp-
nsnts-whaat. q 900 bushels. S6les-whexs. 565,O00
buaheis: Corn. 400 hushela
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, III. October l6-The weather il clear and
cool. On Change. ut Ills .. m wheat was weak
November 76sS; December 7ak; January. o. Corn was
weak-Noyemhef: olM all the year. 42X Oats were
wssa and Is asic iowss PORK was steady and nm
The ReeroiCum ~ .flket.
OLEvKLAND,o. October Is -petrclsum uuohanend
Standard WhatA ITO d. tssk NE
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- 80
DEB.


CARPENTfR on October l4th lssl ht 10 80
O'Clock y. m, ANNA dABt-t eaugktrr az Thomas ~
ana mlaa j t'rcstr. a.'ei i.inc w~rf- ril ga. dfy
ulral viii take place from parents i rfir. ~
ga 10Th street southeast. Tomorrow .rI,, . A
H. Friends and relatives Invited o. a--sfi.
Dudley. On October li.h 1884. 9I-s. DNI-FIiI 4
DUDLEY. aged IS years
Funeral 10 90 m Thursday. octo,r- lol frun. 20
Residence Oi hcr soig a, Isl street EUgth a.~f
ELIOT. ON Tuesday. octot,r llth. 1854 NJ o Is
a m, EltrENlt l., beloved VIE 81 n si1ra ~ u-
Funeral from ST Andrews church A. = H.. Gl.I-s-
day october 10TH !.
OTTO on Tuesday, October II. ia - sr, l.
AUGUSTA OTTO. vile OF William Oito. aecl sAis ne
years.
Notice Of tcnersl hereafter
FREDERICK and baltimore uapcrS laGsc co.'s,
PARKER. On "Wednesday morning ocl.A.5 ~,
iss4 at rs a m; Mrs JANE PAl.hEi. w..ow - T. .
late southey Parker aged eiza'N niue.
Her funeral VIII take lsec frut. the sr:i,,, r
son, souhey ark. No Il9 a.h ,,I,- o-'l l-r..
on Thursday 10th instant. at ,'cluck l-A 80, ~
frien Is invited to attend.
PORTER, On Monday October Iah i7's n %
ALI, ST ,AN b. beloved wli- tlI.i , f,.ti--
daughter of the late n T. aud Hannah - l.,l-If
Funeral from the residrac" OF hc- daughter. az 4.
l. BGchly. COB Cth street northwest. tii,-ta assr-
noon at pa. Relatives and friends .l4,Il.
tend
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

N II -'Sh-NoO.N OASOS, AuctlOLeers.
1RrsTEEs, SALE OF UNIMPRovED LOTS on
TWELFTH Rect Asst. BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHEAST. AND On ID STREE I,
BETMEF.N TWELFTH AND THIRTEEN
SiRtEIS MORT LEhSI. AID ON ID SThLET
BEINEEN TIL FIFTEENTH At HEET AID KEN
IuCki AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust daily recorded in3sss
IIber No 1850. foos $50: ct SEQ. one OF the land*
record Tor tho District Of Colunbia Will SELL -A-
ID front Of the respective premises on TUEsDAi
O'CLOCK p NJ. all those certain pieces or parcels of
inxton. District of columbia, and known and dis;
tag shed IN the ground plat plan or said city all
OF original lots numbered nile eleven. twelve. and the
north trtysX feet eight inches By the depth of orgi
nal lot numbered eight in square numbered thoa
sand and nine, AMI immediately after ali OF lot
hered three, in square mum ,ered ten hIInd ed and
thirty, together with the buildings rEhts ments.
privileges and appurteA.nCes - the belonging
IN any wise thereto apprrtaiufng.
Terms OF sale; One-thiid cash balance in and two
years notes to bear interest aud to be secured Uy deed
Of trust the premises sold all c.sh. at option OF
purchaser CoDve! ancin-. &c. at cost OF purchaser
deposit of $50 Will be required lot at time of
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
tn Trust the right to resell at the risk and
cost Of defaut;ng purchaser purchasers after five
days pubic notice of such resale in newspaper
Published in Washington. u. Z.
1HUNAS II. CiLLANl r,o
oc15-d Is 'AC L. JOHNSON. ! if"s'ees
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ocll-d
VlHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuonecr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED BY THREE THREE-STORY A. d
MANsARD Bk S.I DWELLINGS; EK0NI1NS ON
STR ETS SOUTH. BEING Nos 2l2 2l4 AND 216
FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
Under and by virtue OF three deeds Of trust TO -,
me dated respectively APRIL l6 p 1877, June % ca
A. D. 1877, and August l3 A. D. 1877, and respec s.A
lively duly recorded in Lbers Nos. $50, folio So &c.,
folio &c and s63 folio g. OF the Land Records Of the
District OF Columbia and by the direction of the party
secured thereby default having been made. shall sa
at public auction. i'll front of he premises on TUES
DAY. the TWESTT-FIkSr DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.
1854. FOUR O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following described
Real Estate situated in the ci'y of Washington Dis
ict OF Columbia. to Wit All that certain piece par
Gel Of lard and premises known and described the
ground plot or Plan Of said city "a ORIGINAL Lot
bcTed 90. III numbered eight hundred
nineteen SID toEether with the improvements thereon
The houses will be offered separately together,
parties propos. ng to purchl se may desire
erms OF sale: Onethird cash. of which 500 must
be paid at time Of sale each piece: residue six
and twelve month respectively. secured by the
OF the purchaser six Ter cent interest and deed
purchaser All conveyuncing &c. 1T purchasers cost
The right rived to resell at efauting purchasers
and risk il teras not complied with in sven
days from day Of sale JOHN COUGHL1N.
oc9-d& Trustee,
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

THE ELEcTIoN.-There was a free election and q
1air count ere yesterday, and Mr.. John ii. StrideI
was chosen by the voters OF the third ward 10 rep
resent them In the common council vice VIM. Nc
Lean. deceased Eighty-one votes Were cast for
Tire successful candidate, and the opposition voted
one (bank) ticket
CITY COURT. - The corporation court, Judge
Meade, has committed the estate OF ". b. Alexan-
DER 10 the custody OF the City sergeant A rule
was Issued In the u.t OF keifer and Hobb for the
possession OF certain premises involved In the suit
Rev. a. {. koon was authorized TO marry couples In
this commonwealth The court viii resume ifs
sessions on THURSDAY.
NoTEs-A number OF Israelites from Baltimore
and Washington came here vest rday To attend the
wedding OF Miss EicEberg, which was celebrated
with great fcStiyity.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer.

I: ~ - EcIATE N TIE COUNTY. MAR TEN
By vi-t:le Of deed Of trust Gated 18Th day ofss&
t,'1i, - 4 ID ! ~ ana dtly corded in Liber No E
TIE Dsfict OF Columbia, and by erection Of The rty
s1Ife thereby. tne UNDERSIGNED Trustees will ser on
DA o. 0cf q BFk a. g. ia sas Il. T TISI dcR
r j. he fo19wns,- drsc-ibed Property: Al that
nat: Z and p.stsies atores@i''. and known as
snt tyunae IS fellows. B.1inIlne Tor tue sa.e
= tn so {h eo-;er g I'm W HAYNES lot and
thece yor;h. TX dIrses east .eG9 perches: then
south o. fer east. ca y rcles; thea south q de-
t. are o. md Also. another ,art of sald tract
t-..d - to!ioS;s ln;llils at the northwest
lot aud In original ,ras known Fietcba.rsC ANGER
tis east G irc.ee ~ c51ntv r sj S ibl , g
sad road 2lth, 47 DEGREES west ia yerches thence
ths Arst ove-,,escribed lot then with the
= aad to the place OF 'nnns Containing ten acres
TeI;ls: one.third cash. balarce. n 81. and Twelve
o. IN. prorerty sod or ali cash All conveynncing
required at time Of sa each lot Ii terms are not
t. @ i, 'yP p at rt ss s6sf =;
S Y p ( eI payis,| Trustees.
ad 'asyes' re IS a an Of tFrt
co'd - hotr No atS io9 - ct seq one % the land
the a aTty segTe her The unders;snsd .sasees
ery AL that piece and parcel OF land situated and
lying Ii the county district Aforesaid known
Is Part OF " ri-tcnalis .hen,e" and bounded az fol
lows Beginning az the northwest q acre
lot No . now held BY The assoca:.op then with the
wtst line OF said lot and the original tract known as
etczs Chance" north It y de east AZ perches
tft SOu;li bt+9 degrees east perches thence
lI4 crees west AZ perces, thence north GIN degrees
vest s. pereies to the beginning. containing aud laid
Cnt fOr ten CT land
Terms: Cle-thiIr CASH balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed of
the property sold or ali cash All conveyancing &c
purchasers cost OF SlOU will be reguil cd
time OF sale IL terms not complied with in ten
days the trustees the rtYt to resell the prop
cry az risk and cost VI the de aulng purchaser pur
elI4SefS.
Cc9-dts JAS j. DAVIS { trustees.
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I'Hos. j. FISHER d CO: Real Estate Auet0nsfrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT. ON NORTH NJ STREET, NEAR THOMAS


BY virtue Of deed Of trust date. January 29th =s
lse4. and duly recorded IN Lber No. O6. fo:o faa
1885, ct seq, OF the Land Itecoris Dis ne
trict OF columbia We shall sell, aGSDAY AE T.
MON o Z OBER THENIY-SEVEN II, at Hal F.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. In front Of ne premises the
1oilowi sGescrbd real est"te situate in the city
ssIef q n TO y tf two Of b no'
dred and fourteen t2lD. beginning for the
street northwest thiryth t3) feet six t6) inch
west of the northeast ot said t. AM running
thence west thirty r-e $50 feet STA 90 inches to the
dred aid Fifty five Qh5) feet t..eEce e hteei U5)
feet six 90 inches; thence north forty-ve dol feet:
thence east fifteen rs, feet; thence north huudred
AID ten 1o) Feet. 10 the place of beginning together
with the improvements, consisting of SINAI frame
house
Terms Of sale: One-third in CASH the residue in two
equal payments ct six and twelve months with interest
and secured 10y de 4 OF trust the property de-
post OF 500 must be made at the time sale If the
terms of So not coupled vi in full within
days after the sale thu Trustees resell at risk and
exlelse the defaultng purchaser a1trr five days
notice il the Ewing star" LonYeyanciul- at the
cost OK the purchaser
BENJAMIN p SNYDER,1 r.
ocl4-G&ls CLACDICS u. JEWELI4.A 1I1slees.
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CHIEF CLERK MARI TEMPORARILY DESIGNATED TO
ACT AS FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL.
MEMarr, the veteran chief clerk of the Post Ofiice
department, has been designated to act as First
Assistant, pending permanent appointment He
can serve ten days and then be re-deslgnated for
another period OF ten days. 1t is not thought that
the vacancy Will remain as long az that Mr..
Walker, who is at present chief clerk OF the de-
partment is spoken OF as the probable successor Of
Mr.. Hatton. The latter has received great num-
Der OF congratuiatOry dispatches from al parts Of
the country, one being from Steven ElkinS
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. party OF col0red laborers employed by the B &
y. railroad attacked John Steluecker, one uI Their
bosses near Carrollton. in Baltimore county, Md ,
Monday night, ana shot him four times Hls
wounds are mol dangerous
The fire IN The syndicate mine nj Carbon Nm in
the Hooking Valley. Ohio was eNtincuissi y,-ts,r-
day, but the IRE Ia the mine At Sanrun is sll buI
ing.
There was slight fan OF snow az Montreal,
Canada. yestrriay
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LOWELL, MASS, October l5.-The peoples party
congressional convention for the eighth district
Convened here to-day. The leaders OF the Lowell
deiegaton advocated fusion r~flh the democrats on
q sertion II Liiley was not nominated. After con-
saeraele discussion an informal ballot was taken,
K Eastman, OF Lawrence, 81. A motion TO make
the ballo formal was then carried. Tue conven-
ton ADJOURNED In great confusion, the 1fley men
openly threatening 70 bolt the ticket.
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TAYLOR & DREAMER. A1C1 Ecers. Oci-SGH&tO5
I,Hos- j TIsHER 3 co. NeaI Estate Anetioneers:

TRUSTEES ALE or yALU ABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. ON FIFTH STREET. BETWEEN d
And L STREETS NORTHWEST OPPOSITE
JUDO Any SO ARE.
On Tuesday AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWINS.
TY-FIR>T, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front Of them
Premises By virtue Cs deed Of trust dated July-A
lTth lsIG, daily recor!st II Libcr No 81 folio 2s3
of the land records Of The District OF Cpumbia l
shall sell the north twcntytrse feet OF Lot numbered
twelve. square numbered fOur hu dTed eighty
nirIs back with that width. the whole derth
of sad lot And ais ne free use or an alley three feet
wide. running back .e d"Ith with the rI-Et
arch q said all v toze:ner with til improve
r1ents. consisting Of Brick DWELLING House known
No 424 5th street northwest.
Terms: OnetkI in cash: the remainder in two equal
tnstai Geut. at and two years. with interest and
secured by deed of trust the ise tire IN crest 30
be paid sefni-aonusliy. deposit of SiUU VIII be re-
QtIird a. time az sale If the not COM
Piled with IL ten DAYS from the daS Of the Trustee
reserves the Iigt - resell the property az the ris and
expense OF The dstsung purchaser. AlcOnvey anciIg
at the cost OF the purchaser.
&, 9-i.is BESJN ~ 2 SNYDER. TrlStne
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nUScANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE real. ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID, c., BEING

PREMISES No. l6O, STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9th day OF ga
tls Of the iala records for the Dstrc, Of Co A;1
lumbta the subs rper surviving Trustee under said
deed Of trust VIII SELL ut public auction in front Of the
Premises on WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-sE, OND
all those certain parts pieces Of land ind premises
situate and being IN tbs city Sf District Of
and part Of lot three s Of Drury recorded subdivso
known and numb red on tn ground plan OF said city
the ssid PARTS pieces Of land being contained within
same At the southeast corner OF aid lot said
l0) ieet, thence 6fty.three (5S) feet three az
inches thence south one hundred and tel I'll feet
and thence east 6fythree 1897 three 3 inches 10
beginning. togsther with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: he whole OF Il, purchase money in
i've o. day, from day p yale the Exht q reseins the
b rsserved dspoct OF $500 required st tins Of Gala
J. @ ADAMS,
oc4-oSos Survy1n6 Trustee
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'VHoMAs BOWLING. aactioneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND I1NIHrPROvED PROP.
EETf on CHE y STREET. CORNER OF CANAL
STREE /. GEORGEICWS. d. e., AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIRst ~.
1874 at = hLF-PAST FOUR .'CLOCK, in front OF ga
the premises. will sell part of Lot TO- fronting 19l
feet the east side of Gre street by depth OF 100
1T on toe c. & . canal also part Of Lot 81 fronting 40
1eet inches On the side OF No tsomer eet by
Cepth ti 100 feet Oh the c. o. canal improved by =
substantial br-ck building, used hide anu tai
Low house.
Terms: Ope third cash: the balance in and two
years, WIN interest at six Per un until
paid and secured 10y deeds Of trust on the proper sold
NJ cCnveyanciur and recording at Purchasers cost
%iuD ep7s't required Oh each property sale
ock}-Gt5 JAMES l. DAVIS
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucti ,Eeer.

CLOSING srEc1AL SALE OF FINE BODY AND
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, SMYRNA
CAkPErs AID kUGs, MooCET AND BfiUs> ELS
CARPETS, MADE UP; FIFTY Pains ALlLIoI,E
LACE CURTAINS. ONE HUNDRED 2 IRIS NOT
TiNGIiAM LACE CURTAINS. TURCOM y CUR
TA1NS. LAttGE. A ASSORTMENT OF UPHOL-
STEERING GOODS. &C
On FRIDAY MORNING., OCTOBER SEVEN
TENTH. 1881 AZ HALt-PASr Ten O'CLOCK
within my auction rooms shall out the lane.
OF This fine stock without re2ard to price ocl4-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-15

HANDSOME THBEE-STO Y BRICK RESIDENCE,
No 5l3 THIRD STREET NORrHWESr L, AT AUG
On wEDNEsD W. OCTOBER TWENTY SEC IA
OND, 1854. at FIVE o. LOCK. in front OF the :z$5
premises shall sc Il lot A. i'll johnson Hellens
corded ibdivison OF original lots 10. IA and 15 in
SOU re SIS. having front of ~ feet 10y depth OF 95
feet improved by a hands me three-story residence,
WI \ all the modern impr vements
his is valuable property. and should command e
attehSion OF parties desiring Comfortable home
profitable Investment
Terms: One-thrd cash tie residue in two equal pay
ens at one and two years with notes bearing interest
at slx Per cent per annum until pal and cur by
ceed OF tru-t All conveyaucng an recording p1r
chas cost $500 deposit required at the time Of sale.
B-More liberal terms will be given the purchaser
If desired.
Oci5-6ts THOS BOWLING. Auct