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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE!STORY FRAME
DIV Filing, No. 81 Is STREET SOUTHEAST,
OPPOSITE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
by virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in s.5a
Lber No. SO, folio 7 of the land records iiiF5
for the District OF Columbia, will offer for sale, l
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER SECOND, A ID. loo.,,
land and premises known anu described ON the
ground plan plat Of the city of Washington, ID. C.,
lot No O. In square 800 fronting % feet ON street
ments hts privileges &C. to the same appertain-
in situated on street, between New Jersey avenue
anu LIST street southeast opposite Capitol grounds and
near Con- ressional hotel, improved by three-story
frame dwelling with brick basement
Terms: One half cash: balance in one and two years.
qot % be per cent interest. and TO be secured by
deed OK trust; or all cash, at option Of purchaser.
ancng &c at purchasers cost. II terms of sale are
not complied with in five days from day of SALE the
purchaser after i've days public notice of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washington, d. G..
oc22-ddEds r. x DOOIEY. trustee.
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SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE-HOUSE
No All p STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of the power vested in me by deed etttt
records OF the District OF Columbia, will, &sg
THU RSDAI the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF &c
offer SALE auction In front Of the premises Lot
No three, 49, of Hark ness subdivision Of Square No
80 Said lot fronts 20 feet street. by depth of
ITO feet, and Is improved by six room Brick DWELL
ing.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money In cash,
and the ia ance i'll nine and eighteen months the de-
ferred payments TO be secured by deed Of trust
the prope and to bear interest six per from
day of sale deposit of 500 requir ut time of sale
II terms of sale not complied with liz ten days
from day Of SALE the right is reserved resell ut the
cost of the defaulting purchaser. All cOnveyancng
AT the cost uf the purchaser.
JOHN C. HEALD. 5Ol street northwest.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers. oc2l-dSds
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TO.MOR ROW.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.
FURNITURE, CARPETS &c, CONTAINED IN
THE FLATS NO. S22 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST, CONSISTING OF PARI.OR
SUITE ANTIQUE BOOK CASE. ANTIQUE
CHAIRS. BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, WASH
BLES. LOUNGE. SOFA, MATTRESSES, CUR
TAINS, LARGE IRON KETTLE STOVES,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, CROCK
EIsY AND GLASS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER
TWENTY-NINTH,a at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell,
at the above fats, the furniture &c. contained therein
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Notices % Property Owners.

Concentrations by Building Inspector
Entwisle: Mr.. c. B. Calvert has been notified
by the building inspector Of the dangerous con-
dition Of the fence wall at the head of the alley
In the rear OF Havenner's bakery and on the
east side Of the National hotel, and that It must
be taken down within ten days He has given
a similar notice to Messrs. Benjamin Charleton
Co. Mr.. Rudolph Eichorn, agent, has been
at the southeast corner OF Sd and + streets
northwest discloses the fact that the four-inch
brick wall has bulged out, for the want OF being
properly tied to the inside wall, and that in its
present condition 1t is dangerous. Ten days are
given to make it secure. Mrs. Della w alsh is
informed that complaint has been made TO the
draining against and injuring the walls of
house No. $40 4th street northeast; also that
the shed in the rear Of her house is dilapidated
and dangerous. Twenty days are named to
have 1t taken down. Messrs Wescott 4 Wilcox,
agents, are notified that on examination OF the
area footwalk in the rear and front platform in
front of house No. 2O23 L street northwest IL Is
found that they are In a dangerous condition
the front platform unprotected by rail and the
rear wall falling. Ten days are given within
which to make them secure. Mr.. James
Holmes No. 40 street northwest, is notified
that upon examination Of the building he has
p1t up ?, 4 m permit from the inspectors
the conditions contained therein in every par
ticular; that his application, bearing his own
high, to be used for a fuel shed, and 1t is found
that the building is % feet long aud Is feet 6
inches wide, and being furnished for horse
stable, and in addition to ii he is building
out any permit at all. He is notified to con-
form to the requirements of said permit, first
by vacating the shed q stable, and by
removing the other within ten days from date
Mr.. Oliver Cox has been notified to remove the
terrace in front of house No. 436 I street north
Wsss within TEN as under he no
that street, and that he must conform TO the
grade Of the other parking on that street.
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A Boy SHOOTS Hrs CoUsIN.-Annis 81.
George, thirteen years old, is lying at the point
weeks ago she visited the home Of Louis Borne.
man, q relative, Is Ogden avenue, jersey City.
During her stay there her little cousin, Otto
Rorneman, aged twelve years, picked mp 9
small ride which belonged to his father, and
playfully pointed II at her. The weapon went
of. and the bullet lodged In the girls right
temple. The parents Of both children kept the
matter quiet, and the police did not learn Of u
until Monday. It II thought the girl cannot
and released ON bail His father II . diamond
cutter.
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EIGHTY FISHING VHseEIS LosT-A dispatch
from St Johns, y. r.. says great storm ragged
doing immense damage among the fishing feet
gathered there. Eighty vessels were wrecked,
and at least seventy men Of the crews OF the
vessels were lost. Two thousand persons are
now ashore in y destitute condition. Steamers
will be Immediately dispatched to the scene Of
disaster with provisions, clothing and other
comforts for the getaways
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( fHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK Dwell
OErNGS On THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH u
SIREEI, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
81 HEEIS SOUTHWEST.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of 80
tne Dis.rlt OF Columbia passed in the cause of .m
DAVIS DAY ct al vs. Davis ct al, No. 9425 Equity. s
~!n oher Tor sale, at public auction. In front
vi lne premises, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEis
!" EN \ EIGHTH, 1855, at HALFPAST FOUR
r, N, ths following real estate located in tue
clty OF Washington, District of Columbia. viz
parts OF lots and 3. in the square 46S begin.
nmg ior the same at point the north line oil
south street distant 10 feet of the sOut heast
OF SAID lot H. and running thence by and with
Iu me o! said st eet. 20 feet thence north lZ2
ieet ches to the south line of Ofeet wide alley
tue rear line of said lot !; thence by and with
Sn me OF said alley. east. 20 feet: and thence south
IL Ieet Inches to the place of beginning with the
III improvements thereon, consisting in two tw0-story
anu basement brick dwellings, Nos 621 and 623 II
street southwest,
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
pc PAD In cash the day of SALE final raIica
oE thereof at discretion, the residue in equal in
staHets al one and two years from the day OF sale
70 pear interest from the day of sale until paid the
Ie OF SIX per centum per annum the prOmissorynOtes
OF the purchaser To be given the purchaser
may, az MS or her option pay oil cash. The title TO
De retained until the full payment of the purchase
oney and the interest thereon the giving of salts
factory security therefor, the court may approve
ConVeyanciDg at the cost of the purchaser 500 de-
post on acceptance ofeach bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee,
412 9TH ST. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. oc1i-eo&ds
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TIE CLERKx NKwsPAPKR.-The News
BIT and Protective association held . meeting
last evening q the Metropolitan hotel. and ap-
pointed an editor in chief, an editorial star OF
charge q the publication. Tho committee
adopted the pane OF 'sThe Clerks PreeA" The
nrst issue Will appear in January. II VIII De
clerks, and matters OF interest to business men
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The Indianapolis Election MIDDLE.
A RALIQT RoX BROKEN OPEN

In Indianapolis yesterday morning the court
having failed to make any order regarding the
democratic claim for q REORGANIZATION Of the
ballots in the aldermanic recount, and the re-
publican commissioner protesting and refusing
to give up the key TO the box, the democrats
took Ratchet and broke open the box. The
republicans looked on, but took no part I'm the
proceedings. Monday night the recount Was
completed, giving the republicans one majority,
but the democratic commissioners demanded
lots. Judge Ayres returned to the city yester-
day, and held q night session 81 his court. The
democratic commissioners claimed 20 have
found errors sufficient 20 elect Ripley, demo
crat, by two majority. The attorney for Pr1t-
chard, republican, asked the court 20 instruct
the missioners not TO die the report, but the
Judge refused TO instruct
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DUNCANSON BROS, AucuoneerA

nUNCANSoN BROS, Aucuoneez
CHA;nCLRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ll3G AND Io.s SIo! mi 1s,rrHE s.rREEsr
TON.
by virtue ard In pursuance Of decree passed 90
IN us cause oi mary r. Squres ct al Vs. John ~
Garner ct al being cause No 060l, equity, In fstR
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia we,
IruS,.ss, on nUESDAf the THIRD l3dl DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. d: 1855. at -FOUR O'CLOCK p N.
10 'front.' OF the premises, will offer for sale. at public
aucuon the following real All that piece or
parcel snown ON the plat plan Of the city of Wash
stoh As subdivision Lot thirty (30), In Square four
two two story Brick Houses.
Terms OF sale: OLe>third o., cash and tina palapce
In equal miscellaneous payable at SIX o. twelve u2)
anu eighteen tiSp months nom the day Of sale, the
deesrs1 payments to draw six 6l per cent interest
per anhuni ana the notes of the purchaser or pur
chsers 70 be given theref secured by deed of trust
on the property Terms must be compiled with within
seven tO DAYS nom day OF sale. One hundred dollar,
deposit must De made on each house whea knocket
EDWARD q, THOMAS, Trustee.
GIG \ IT. NV.
HENRY WISE aARNETr Trnstse,
oc1@eo NO. Columbian Law Building.
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STOPPING SUNDAY PERFORMANCE IN Cru-
cINNATI THEArHRa.-Phil Branson and Miss
Franc d. Hall, Of Thompeon's "Mikado" COM
ser, or the "Around the World In Eighty Days''
company. arrested by the Law and Order
League 10 Cincinnati yssterday each pleaded
Mitchell and spencer, of Heuck's also pleaded
guilty and paid the ma
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer:

ROSEWOOD PARLORSUITEIN RAW SILK, PA R.
ICR FURNITURE, IN SEPARATE PIECES,
BALTIMORE CHAIRS, OIL PAINTINGS AND
PASTEIS BY BREWERTON, AM lQUE SOFA
IN tATHER. LEATHER COVERED
LOUNGE,IC RkISH CHAIRS, Ca NDELABRAS
JAPAN EoE PLAQUES AND ORNAMENTS,
BOON GASiS AND SECRETARIES, HALL
FURNITURE RATTAN SOFA UPHOLSTERED
INPLUoH. RECt PTION CHAIRS FANCY Ia
BLF3 and COVERS. WINDOW HANGINGS
AM OTHER DRAPERY, ENGLISH BODY
BRISSkIS, THREEPLY AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, BRUSSELS AN ID IT. Rk ISH RUGS. VAL
NUT MARBLE TOP Oh MBER FURNITURE,
IN SE AND orPAhAIE PIECES. FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS
AND HOLSTERS. OFFICE LkNITURE, CARD
TABLES, ANTIQUE BOOK CASE, WHICH
FORMERLY BELONGED To HENRY CLAY,
WALNUT DINING ROOM FURNITU RE,
EBONY BUFFET, AN ELEGANT AND COM
PLETE SET OF q LASSWARE WHICH WAS
PURCHASED ATTHE SALE OF A FOREIGN
MINISTER, DECOR TED AND OTHER
CHINA, TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER
ARTICLES OF VALUE, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCT o f r
TWENTY NINTH, 1885. commencing TEN
O'CLOCK, at the fine residence northwest corner
IA III and streets northwest. shall, sell large and
valuable collection of goods which partly
ated above House Will be open for inspection early
morning of sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
Oc2i-dts AuCtiOneer.
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SILK AND VELVET NOVELTIES

sEAToN PERRY
Successor to Perry & Brother.y
FAILLE FRANCHISE IN BLACK AND ALL COL
OES, at 81 so AND s.
NOVELTIES IN FRISE PLUSH AND FAILLE
FRANCAISE PENTES FOR DRESS FRONTS
AMI PANELS WITH SASHTS TO MATCH
ELEiANT GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
SATINS AND BEADED VELVETS.
ALL The LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
fANCY SILKS AND VELVETS FOR GARNI-
BoNNEFs. PONsONs AND scHROEDERs BLACK
81 To $3.50 PER YARD.
EsSE AND RHADAMES IN BLACK AND
ALL SHADES FOR STREET AND HOUSE
LYOAS PURE SILK vELvETS, FROM 20 TO %
INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND FIFTEEN
niFfEKENT COLORS. RANGING PROM IS
BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING vELvETs
FROM $3.50 To -.
NEW FRENCH BOURETTES BISON CLOTHS
BOCCLES. BROADCLOTHS AND ALL-WOOL
PARIS DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND
Cum BlNA TON SUITS
NEW IMPORTED WRAPS, JACKETS AND NEW
MARK rs
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
81 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT.
81 PLAIN FlGU RES AND CORRECT PRICEH
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established lS40 ocA
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Oc27-d WALTERB WILLIAMS &
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers
RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK STORI
AND DWELLIN6. CORNER NEW JERS +

AND DWELLING. CORNER NEW JERSEY
AVENUE AND STREET NORTHWEST 80
BY virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in ii.sE
Iber No. HIS, folio l5S OF the Land Record, of L. u
the District of Columbia, will on FRIDAY,
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d. 1856. at FIVE
O'CLOCK r NJ, in front of the premises OFF, tor sale
all that piece parcel of ground and promises situated
in the city OF Washington. u. c. and known and de-
scribeda
part of Square numbered FIVE HUN DRIED AND
TWENTi-THREE,a as recorded in Book IL, tolio 49,
OF the records of the Office of the District of
Columbia, together with all the improvements ways
easements, rights privileges and appurtena to the
same belonging or In any manner appeStainin2:
Terms: One-Ihird cash balance in eqha inst.lments
al and two years notes. bear interest and be
secured by deed OF trust on property sold. all Cash
AZ option Of purchaser Cuhvey arcins. &C. at cost of
purchaser deposit of $lUU required al time of sale
TERMS to be complied with in days. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
OF tire de.auitng purchaser after days public
OF such resale in some newspaper published in " ash
ingtoI ID. e. FRANCIS II. SMITH Il flamenco.
Oc21d&dS FRANK Il. SMITH. Ai""'ee''
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CorrANprR 0oRnrxoE's FuHERAL.-The re-
mains OF Commander G0rr1nge, who brought
the obelisk to this country, yere Inferred 10
the only witnesses were the mother aud sister
az the decesased and the latter's husband ana
aa1astant rector Of Grace church, New York.
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TELBGRANS TO THE STAR
Msv We~pa-Be Ly.cAer. were Fesse,

HeW Wo0ld-Be Lyechers Wers Fsss>@.
DKSDoN, TEX, October 2s.-As Was antics-
pa&ed, an attempt was made early yesterday
morning 10 lynch Jim Grimes the negro who
outraged the two little girls. About three
O'Clock Jour men, heavily armed, covered the
jailer with pistols and demanded the keys IN
Crimes cell They were handed the wrong
Key, but not knowing 10 proceeded 20 the eel.
While they were trying 10 open the door the
alarm, which frightened She lyucher on.
Sufficient evidence has developed to prove
Grimes was secretly taken from jail by the
officers and carried 10 Sherman for sale keep
ing.
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SALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
luxe BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, BRUS-
SELS, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, WAL
MI FRAME PARLOR SUITES. UPHOIr
SIERED IN HAIRCLOTH, GILT FRAME
PIE p Uni MIRRORS e WALNUT ETEGERE, MAR
CLOTH LOUNGES, WALNUT WARDROBE,
L L,B WRITING DESK. EXTENsIoS
IABLE AND DlNING-ROOM CHAIRS,
SOTTAGE FURNITURE, BEDDING, HAIR
MAIIRtSSES, INGRAM CARPETS, CHINA,
Glass AND CKOCkERY WARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell at residence No. 1924
Stn street nv, the above collection Of Household
Enects In first Class order and worthy the attention
Of buyers
Oc2Sd WALTER 4 WILLIAMS & CO. Aucts.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Psnnsylvaaia Ave. and 1ith st ny
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't-

THE EVENING STAR II served to subscTl'" r. IN tina
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epntx each By uaii-pos'ase prep@d-5O cents "a
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secopd-cl mail matter.
III. WEEKLY STAR-published on FriG3v-S1
year postage prepaid Six months 90 cents
A. All mali subscriptions must BE- paid ia &C
70 paper longer than y paid for
Es,ss of advertising made known application.
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GEORGE r. WOODWARD, Trustee.
EXECUTORS' SALE

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
the undersigned under and by virtue of the last will
ofGreenberry NJ. Watkins will sell public auction
in front of the premises, the t27)
feet of lot No. "a, in HOlmeads addition 10 George
town, ID. C., with the improvements
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, to be secured the property sold,
with interest S25 deposit required al time Of sale
All eyancng, &c, at purchasers cost. If the
terms of sale not complied with in days the
premises may be resoj. ut the deaulting purchasers
risk, after one weeks advertisements
SPENCER WATKINS,l Executors Of
EDGAR p WATKINS. 6. NJ. Watkins
0cl
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WASHINGTON, D. G.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
1THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TTNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, VERY
HANDSOME CARD TABLE, VERY HAND
SOME PARLOR FURNITURE IN SUITE
AND SEPARATE PIECES, WINDOW HA NCi-
lNGS, LOUNGE, MARBLE TOP TABLE
WALNUT HALL FURNITURE, WALNUT
MARBLE TOP FURNITURE IN SETS AND
SEPARATE PFC rs. HAIR MATTE ESS Es
BLANkETS, FEATHER PILLOWS AND Boil
STEERS, FINE BRUSSELS CARPETS. HALL
AND STAIR CARPETS, DINING ROOM FUR
NITURE, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C, AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNINGOC OCTOBER THIRTIETH,
1883 at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence No I405 l.
street northwest, shall sell the above residence
choice collection of goods which made order
and are in prime condition.
oc24-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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A dispatch nom Rio Janeiro says; sfhe en-
press OF Brazil has fallen down q etaircase and
broken her arm. Her majestys conditinD
causes much anxiety"
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We CAs ANT W. WIZ .

GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY
IN FINE SHOEA
See some Of our prices below:
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button. hand sewed. 81 90
" Straight Goat Button, hand sewed, -.
DODgola genuine stock hand seWed $50
Fine French Kid, hand turns, -.
Gents Hand W cit tnone better, 81.
Hand Sewed Fine Calf and seamless Is.
Good School shoes for Children for 81.
our famous So So Calf Shoes of the best quality
of stock, are neat. stylish, and will wear.
We make to measure the following: Gents Extra
Fine American Calf shoes, in any STYLE tor only So
and French Calf for 81. We warrant a fit and solid
comfort These prices about 33 per centless than
can be made elsewhere.
GEO W. RICH,
400 9TH 81. NV.
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER selO
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers,
SALEOF
RICH AND COSTLY FURNITURE
IN
WALNUT MAHOGANY AND OAK BRASS

WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND OAK. BRASS
TRIMMINGS,
MADE TO ORDER AND IN PERFECT ORDER
TWO 2r,r EtEGANT MAHqGANY GHA NJ =:
TR1MMiNGs: eHERKY sT1TEs. LATEs1'
DESIGNS. BEAUTIFULLY CARVED: OAK
CHAMBER SUITE, RICHLY POLISHED AN
ENTIRELY NEW IN DESIGN; WALNuT
CHAMBER SUITES, PLATr.p GLASS. MOST
FASHlONABLE DESIGN. THE ABOVE DE
AND The WORKMANSHIP CANNOT BE:
SURPASSED. WALNUT FRAME PARIOR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN Hush; HAND.
SOME WALNUT BOOK CASE, WALNUT
FRAME MIRRORS. DININGROOM CHAIRS
IEk IL EE FAD WAL L
NUT EXTENSION TABLE, ELEGANTLY
CARVED; COUCHES UPHOLSTERED IN
LEATHER. WALNUT FRAMED MIRRORS,
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. RUGS FANCY
CHAIRS, TABLES AND LADIES WRITING
MATTRESSES. BRUSSELS HALL AND ST II +.
CARPETS, CHINA, GLASS AND CROCkEKY
WARE. KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C.
Also,
AT HALFPAST TWELVE O'CLOCK,
In front o. premises.
TWO STYLISH FAMILY HORSES. FAMILY
The above residence furnished with the grea:-
est regard for unifOrmit, ana each article is marked
by the same degree ofelgance and taste. The cham
Der furniture Is particularly remarkable for unique
ness ofdesgn, excellence of workmanship and dura-
bility.
The sale takes place on MONDAY. NOVEMBER
SECOND, Al Ten O'CLOCK A NJ at residence No.
1907 street northwest. The goods will be hi
biton ON day OF sale from $50 a. NJ, until hour OF
sale.
oc27d WALTERB WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
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After Nineteen Years.

AND MYSTERIOUS AB~ENaE.
ST. LOUIS, October 2s.-A dispatch from St
Joseph, No. tells the following story: Nine
teen years ago "A family named Davis was living
in Wisconsin. There was a husband and wife
and four small children. two girls and two boys
The family was In good circumstances but a
disagreement arose between the husband and
Wife, which ended i'm the former leaving home
quite suddenly, and lac was never heard OF
afterwards. The wife lett with about
S2o,oO0 and this she spent I'm the education IT
her children. About nine years ago the family
removed 10 ~. Joseph, which has since been
their home. Here the children have all grown
into manhood and womanhood, respected by
all who knew them. Thursday of last week tho
husband and father, absent for nineteen years.
suddenly appeared. he Was passing through
st. Joseph on his way from Texas % Chicago
with cattle. He had kept track Of his family all
the time OF his absence He got of the train at
ST. Joseph, and after inquiring a little went
direct to the home Of his vile. where he made
himself known. He remained only two days In
st. Joseph and then went away. lie left -, 900
in cash with his wife and made arrangements
to give her a deed TO W isconsin property worth
$4,000 He stated he had been married a
second time, but that his second wife had died
q few years ago I'm Texas. He said he would re-
turn 10 Texas.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. COGNAC,
CHAMPAGNEs AND coRDIALs.
fornia Wines imported directly Napa Ziniandell.
soc. per gallon. Wines received directly without
passing through the trade. which great guarantee
Of their purity, Nns de togtes sor,es en- caisseS
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EVANSVILLE, IND. October 2s.-John Jefffiea
who murdered Marion Hunter at Calhoun, Ky,
september %. has been arrested here. Since
the preparation OF the crime Jeffries has been
working in the Green River lumber district,
and has been here two or three times q spree.
Learning that the police were iuquiring Tor him
he came to the Central station, surprising the
charge was for disorderiy conduct committed
a week ago on one of his sprees. When he
addressed the officer. however. he was surprtsed
To learn that his crime had found him out and
that he was wanted for murder. He was placed
in Jail and the Calhoun authorities notified. He
is % years old and q noted Desperate, having
killed two or three men.