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NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Reports Of half dozen
cases of smallpox In houses in the tenement
districts were received at sanitary headQuar-
tiers to-day. Physicians were promptly sent
out to investigate them.
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Drawing 70 a ClOse.

THE TRIAL OF PATRICK NAUGHTON FOR THE
MURDER OF EDWARD ALEXANDER.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mac
Arthur, the case of Patrick Naughton, an old
soldier, for the murder OF Edward Alexander,
alias Fee, on the 10th of September last was
continued after THE STARS report closed.
Several prayers for instructions were offered
and granted with notifications. On the Ques-
ton of responsibility the court said: "If a man,
when he puts his knife into a mans abdomen,
knows he is doing wrong, he is responsible. II
a man can discriminate at the time OF the crimi-
nal act he is criminaly responsible for his deed
The district attorney opened the case briefly
to the jury. Messrs. Taylor and Miller followed
for the defense.
The arguments in the case occupied the Grim
inal Court till past two o'clock to-day.
WAITING FOR A VERDICT.
The court instructed the jury, who retired
with the case at three O'Clock.
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sAt tN3 9F WE WELL TURNITURE. CARPETS.
nANDSOME CARVED WALNUT FRAME
PARL0R SUITE, UPHOLsTERED IN GRIN
IN raw SILK: TENNEssEE MARRLETOP
GEnTER TABLE. TABLES COVERED IN
RRA aGK IHAM p : Hall RACK. MIRRoR
WICKER CHAIRS, LACE GUITARS AND
aI4AnMa,BBRt9UINS: ELEGANT MARBI.E-TOP
TAHIEs. 'DiN1NG NOON uHA EAIE MAN6-
SOME MAHOGANY CENTER TABLES.
WNiAILN ny n, n: 7: CHAMBER sUiTEs. Val
STEADs, WALNUT BUREAUS, WALNUT
WASHSTANDS, WALNUT WRITING DESKS
AND TABLES, BOOK CASES, BODY BRUS-
sELS, TAPksiRY AND OTHER cARPETs
MATS rs, AND RUGS. HAIR AND HUsK MAT!
P PE1ss RhE B9DY x, B IIs STAIR CAR
WARE. CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY
WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, ETC.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-FOURTH
1850, commencing ut TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall
sell Ct the residence of gentleman declining house
Keeping, 425 NJ street northwest The above collection
Of superior furniture. 1t will be to the interest
those desiring we'll ept furniture of the choice
styles and best workmanship to attend the sale
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
n1S-qC AuctiODG
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n ARRIEO.

CoXEN-H0OvER On Thursday sveuing, No.
vem6et le!h, lsso. q $50 O'Clock, g the rssldsse.
Grace u. T. church, CHA LIS CoXEN 70 MARTHA
A. HOOVER, both Of this ely.
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THE COLUMBIA HOSPITAL REPORT.
DIR. Murphy, in his report Of the operations OF
the Columbia hospital, renews his request that
a frame structure be erected and devoted TO
the exclusive use of lying-in patients. Pa
treated during the year, $50; total treated dur.
ing the year, white. 232; colored, 129; total,
361; discharged during. the year, 325, died
July /, 1855, 81; death rate during the year,
1.3S per cent.
have been approved for issue to the following
persons: Edward Abner, Samuel Bien, Samuel
II. Beamer, Wallace Belding, Hubert Bohnke,
Hattie Baum, Thomas Birney, James Butler.
lins NJ. Corcoran, Patrick Cox, VIM. Cummins,
Corcoran and Maloney, Patrick Dunn, Howard
N. Des,Athey, w. r: Daley, Michael Dorsch.
hue, George Egloff, Conrad Eber, Ed. A. Fitz-
gerald, John Fegan, r. A: Golden, Gilbert Gan.
PHHn David Mm Hlp1s Wilsm
nelius Mailman, Fitz HerzOg, Jacob Jacobson,
Thos P. Jacobs, John F. Joyce & Co., Thomas
Kelly, Thos; Kelly No. 2, James Kane, Charles
nand Lambrecht. H. c: & Stanley Lawton, NJ.
g. Mccormick, Jas. E; Moses, Chas. McGlauSh.
lin, Geo Miller. Murphy y, aam a Miller
VIM. Noe, John P. Newhouse, Charles O'Neil,
7. J. O'Connell, John II. Richardson. Joseph X.
Reckey, James Ryan, John Il. RUSSELL, Reese
Robey, Reuben Rouzee, John Adam Roth, Tn.
s. Rice, Emma e. Ruckert, David Riordan,
Louis A. Spiess, Felix Shannon, Daniel .. Shea
han. Mathew Server, Michael v. Terney,
las Thiel, John Toense Robt Winkler, John L
Worthan. Thomas Walch, Ed. T. Woody, Sid
ney Wills and Peter Wynne.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: C. B. J. Peirce
erect a frame store-room, Tenleytown road
$500. ]. j. Gould, repair frame dwelling laos
twosory Sable alley in rear OF PIS
street northeast; $40O.
Covrp~~rvr prcprprs ToDav-rrt>rre,
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no0 J. FISHER d Co. AuctioneerA
VAsE4H9bAhLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No 1905 F
On TUESDAY ArTERNooN NovEMREp
fonf ~ ttt.fOORTH, NJ FOUR O'CLOCK, in ss2
amrfi ~, ne premises, We shall offer AZ public ~
Sv Mn depth 95 feet TO public alley improved
Ank, use0 for business purposes
,avna; one fourth d) In cash. the balance in equal
fnS u one, two and three years, with interest
81 tha @ on the property all cash, the option
tme 81 sl deposit of 500 must be made at
~--o Va sele n2O-d&ds
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BROS. Auctloneers.

NV" FrE CRANE BUILDINGS, ABOUT 400 FEET
SHHEEHHIINa. LOT LUMBER, CHESTNUT POST,
On HnpS. &C, TO BE REMOVED. AT AUCTION.
rW NJ rNT MVSN3AY AFTERNOON, NovEM HrR
frSsT nCt. .ldIRD, 1885, commencing TWO
CantS we VIII sell on the premises corner North
nas street and New York avenue, the above build
Terms cash. on day ofsale MOOT
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

fine eondition Fine OH Paintings and Engray-
with carved legs "a splendid article, Two I'm
ported Antique Arm hairs very old Walnut
.oog anas abne fk % eer
Heads S, Prior Furniture in separate pieces
sntias Cabinet, dnsly cary ed. "a rare old
vent,an Fellows ni fisrentias v Cocks orns
Bronze
Chair; smyrna Carpets and rugs, Brussels ana
Marble TIP csamber Furn ii a'f fine Hair
Mattresses, le. tner Pillows and Springs. Ash
servants Furnit ire. Very Handsome ASH Ash
RanS ae bnne1 aeI nas4
Cups sni r saucer silver , platsd a Tea sevce
ton Childs Chair, cost in Florence 100 francs
FOR THE DOCTORS
ONE iAsE M hATIFsH
81 MEEH sESHEH 1s5 5RER
GOODS
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH. 1886, at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence
shall sell firstclass collection Of goods Goods can
ni5 early on TmfrSis q Sse auct,ouee
FINE BUILDING Lot; FRoNTINe THE CAP
u
TWEEN FIRST AND DELAWARE AVENUE
Sn MDEPAH =, FNG lei;
SELL in front of the premises, -
LOT ID, SQUARE 635,
fronting 60 feet on south B street and facing the
Capitol Park This lot can readily be subdvided into
smaller building lots and Is on grade.
TERMS Une-half cash; balance in one and two wears:
notes 20 bear in teres payable semennually and to
be secured by deed of trust all cash, option Of
purchaser. Conveyancng, etc, at purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with in seven days. deposit
of 500 At time Of sale. DUNCANSON BROS,
nlSd&dS Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERN00N-

l. THIRD STREET, NESR II NORTHEAST
rW W EMI5A u. AFTERNooN, N0yEM sER -
We vii sell in front Of the premises sub lots 90
aa ieet n an ps ios IT, square III Thsss l9ts iron,
norm Inns Is rapidly improving section Of the city
mailer building lots
Terms: Onethrd cash, balance in six and twelve
% notes 10 bear six per cent interest. payabe
6sposit OF al0O REQUIRED escn lot = time Of sale
S0nvSy ancln9 &C., ~ purchasers cost Terms 70 @
conpneo WIN In ten days: otherwise resale n RISK
And cost OF defaulttng pun chaser
DUNCANsON BROS,
nI7-4t AuctiOneerS
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SCHOOL TEACHER CAUSES BoY's DEATH.
A teacher In the Bennett school Mt Somervfile,
Mass, Minnie Turney asked q boy named Wiley,
aged nine, who had made o certain noise. He
said he did not make II, but he knew who did.
The voluntary offer TO be tclltale 50 incensed
the teacher that she put lot OF pepper I'm the
boys mouth, making him chew under threat
OF whipping. Tho boys mouth was terribly
burned, and next day he took cold In the sore
places and died three days later OF diphtheria.
The physician who gave the death certificate
testified 20 the truthfulness OF the case. The
family VIII not prosecute, providing the teacher
leaves SOmervflle
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DuNcANsoN BROS, AuctloneerA

PAwNBROKER'S SALE
VIII GD AND SILVER WATCHES GOLD CHAINS,
S SSHLUD LOCKETS. DIAMOND RINGS AND
KIP, EAK RINGS lSOLITAIRES AND CLUS-
gold BRACELETS, SEALSKIN
C CEEAAiiss GUNS. SILVER FORKS, SPOONS AND
On MONDAY MORNING NOVEMBER TWEEN
a,o,i LnaiRD, at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, at the
northwas Soms OF Dnncanson Bros. 9th and streets
Faates Interested will please take notice
nAo-ot" PHILLIP WALLACE Broker.
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The GREAT TELEPHONE CASk-The counsel
in the great telephone case, the hearing Of
which before Secretary Lamar and . commits.
sion at the Interior department was closed
Monday evening, are preparing their briefs, and
will submit them within the Ten days allowed.
They will then be read by the individual mem.
bers of the commission and, after consultation,
q decision will be reached. 1t is expected that
the decision will be announced about the mid,
die Of next month.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, $314,S77; customs, $414 sos.

THE DECISION Of the Attorney General con-
corning the legality of the present organization
OF the court Of Alabama claims, which was
made public yesterday, has no bearing what
ever upon the question OF the employment OF
the extra assistant to the court whose salaries
were disallowed by Controller Durham some
time since. Tho Attorney General rendered q
decision upon that question about month ago,
which has not yet. been made public. In this
he sustains the position taken BY the controller
throughout
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.


DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-A laborer named Kelly
has sought police protection In this cjty allc9-
ing that the Fenians had threatened him with
death unless he shot ex-Crown Solicitor Bolton
who secured the conviction Of 90 many OF their
friends for various offenses.
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News Briefs.

Although the weather was Indictment Gem
Hancock, attended by several slaff officers and
Col. Batcneldor, visited the Getty sburg hattle-
Ield yesterday, and examined infinitely all the
places OF interest.
The pope gave audience yesterday 10 the bishop
of Newark, y. j.
snow To the depth Of an inch fell at Quebec
Wednesday night.
The annual meeting OF the Teegraphers' Mu-
tual Benefit association In New York vest erday
elected A. X. Brewer president
Gov. Ross, OF New Mexico, having suspended
q number OF territorial officers, they deny his
power 10 do &c. and VIII test The question in the
territorial courts.
correspondence OF q personal and bellige-
rent nature between senator Riddleberger and
Mr.. Martini editor OF the Woodstock pr0iaiaa,
has been made public, but IL Is not thought
there will be hostile meeting.
The authorities at kiel have received renew wed
instructions TO order German-Americans 20
Quit the Island OF Fohr
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THE TITLE TO CANoNCHET-In the court OF
the case Involving the title TO the Canonchet
estate. the residence OF ex-Gov. VIM. Sprague,
the court ordered y formal verdict In favor Of
the plaintiff Mr. Chafiee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

READING, Pa, Nov. 2O.-An old well which
hiss been abandonded for many years was
opened recently on the farm OF Thomas Poole,
in Penn township, Chester county to furnish
Townsend, Edward Mac Kay and others drank
OF the water, and became terribly Ill. Miss
Poole and Townsend died yesterday after q
painful and lingering illness. Mac Kay and
the others slightly better. 1t 10 believed that
the water was impregnated with deadly min
eral poison.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. November 20.-vireinia past
due coupons, o9ls: new threes. 594 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. November 30 Cotton firmer-
and western super 3.OOa3 3D. DO. extra. 35Oa4 Is;
do. extra, 35Oa4;l5; do. Rio brands. 4.S7a5. 90;
Patapsco family, 565; do superlaii.e patent 800.
Wheat-southern steady and firm, with light supply;
western lower and dull: southern red, 92a95: do.
amber sSai.92; No western winter red Deem
Der, 92la bid: January ,95Aaa952: February, 97Aa9.
Cornmsouthern steady western lover. closing dull
western MIXED. Noyember 49is bid, new year: 4sa49
higher.sonshlern, S;sas5: Pennsylyanis, 3aa37;
sOa72 Hay steady and auiet-p.ime to choice west
pork. 1850, Bulk meats-shoulders and clear RIB
sides, packed 4aaa61. BacOn-shOuiders. 5l4: clear
rib Sides Z; hams, 1la11lA- Lsrd-refned III Butter
steady-western packed, Half: creamery, 20a27.
Eggs firm, 24aZ5. Petroleum steady-refined SAaSaa
Coffee easy and dull-RiO cargoes ordinary to fair,
7laS1. Sugar frni-A soft, 6ss copper refined dull,
10alOhs Whisky steady, I19aI. 20 Freights to
Liverpool per steamer duilcotton 1921: -four. Is:
grain frmer, I'D. Receipts-hour. 2698 barrex
wheat, 5000 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels Ship.
ments-hour, ,568 barrels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. November 20, Ills a. m..Wheat has
ruled weak this morning, declining to SSls for De
cember rallied to S97s. and is now quoted at Sell
Corn easy, 42la for year. Oats-4O3b tor May. Pork
2Ua22lac. lower Lard 1Oc lower
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Tho returning officer for Camberwell, England,
announces thai he will refuse TO recognize Mis-
Helen Taylor - candidate for member Of par
umment -
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6cHAEFER DEFEATS vIGNAUx.-Schaefer Of
New York, defeated vignaux, Of Paris, In Chi
caGO last night in the balk line billiard tourpap
the twelfth inning the ngures stood S27 20 ~
In favor Of the Frenchman Schaefer, by steady,
sirong play caught Up AND passed ms opponens
The victory was considered Que OF the most
oreditablo 10 billiard history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

The lightweight sparring contest at the Thea
ter Comique last night between John McAuiffe,
of New York, and Billy Young, of Baltimore,
was given to the former on foul in the fourth
round. Both men had grown very savage, aud
Young threw his antagonist fairly on his back
I'm this round, when Billy Madden, for McAu-
life, claimed the match.
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The Courts.

. FHUBATE OOukT-JHdQe Hd0ner,
To-day, Elizabeth Jones' will; admitted To
probate. Estate Of w. p. Brooke; letters issued
10 W. l.. Clarke-bond s4uO. Estate of W, h.
Schoenborn; citation issued against ad m inistra.
tor. Estate OF David McIniire; amended peti.
ZION OF Chss. Mclntire Tor issues 10 contest viii
Ia re-, orphans of George Al. Miller; rule ON
Elizabeth McEvoy, guardian, Ia show cause.
Estate OF Margaret Corbett; eNecutrix ordered
70 return inventory within ten days and ~ set.
tie her accounts.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e Hagner.
To-day, King agt- Watson; hearing ON gu.
ditors report nxcd for The 10Th. Home Insar.
ance Co. agt EueBtiag CFrtic, and North western
Insurance Co. agt. Craic; fund allowed 10 BE-
paid into court
CIRCUIT Court, No. 1.-yadge Cbz.
To-day, kimmell administrator, agL Creecy.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2.-Judge Ierrick.
To-day, Driscoll agt Heiberger.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jad0e Moe -drfhsr.
To-day, Anderson Sumners, iarceny; CON-
mitted to jail In default OF 5000 ball.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

L1OR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE VERY VALUA-
II able Frontage the north side of n st. W., of
40 feet by average depth of about 80 feet Suita-
bic for Immediate Improvement to hold as an in
vestment, which can sell for 81 80 per foot.
Most JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 14l6 F St NV.
ENOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE A NORTHWEST
IL corner lot al the West End suitable for 81 bdi-
vision into lots, costing 81 $50 each, on which
houses may be built To sell for 81 500 or $500.
JNO- A PRESCOTT, 14l6 st. NV. MOIST
LNOR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT, SOUTH
IL east corner Of 18th and 5 SITS n.y. 22x1l5.
THOMAS W. FOWLER,
n2O3t* 92l st. NV, I'd floor.
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Ma JAMES K. Polk AT EIGHrY-EoUR.-A
brilliant enter4Ainment was giyep last evening
at Polk Place, the residences al M; JaA \; Polk,
but az her grandniece, Miss sadie Polk Fall
Nu. Polk seemed 10 enjoy the festivities great
". In spite OF her 81 year3-
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WHITE House CALLERs.-Secretary Bayard,
Mr.. George Bancroft, Assistant Secretary Fair
child, Superintendent Thorn, OF the coast sur
vey, saw the President to-day. Mr.. w. w. Cor
coran also called at the White House this morn.
ing, but his visit was in no way connected with
the District appointments.
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RoBBERIES REPORTED.-Wm. Gordon, eth
and h streets southwest, reports stolen from his
shop paints and brushes, valued at S1i.5O.-
Della C. Lang reports stolen from her clock
valued at SIG.
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SPECIALTTES

SPECIALTIES.
T'HE HOME GYMNASIUM AND MUSCLE
Il Beater, represent the Treatment Of Swedish Move
ments IN all It's details, and enable person TO take
daily treatment al home for what purpose Il may
De required Go and see the inventor.
JNO. E. RUEBSAM
nI4-lm 017 Est NV.
MME ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT
A1 and Astrologist. has been testei on Business
Love and Matrmony for "a years this city: all In
trouble CALL satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 10
Hill MA
nR. GEO. REULING HAS REMOVED Hrs
II ONCE for the Treatment of Rye and Ear Diseases
To 1918 F ST. Office hours every Wednesday and
Saturday from to OclOck. ocl3-d6t&tu ,f3W
nR- LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLIsHEDAND
- only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily, aga St. bet Al and 9Th w.
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and cOnsul,ar
tons strictly confidential Separate looms for ladies'
ONCE always open oc15-4ws
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
A1LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tiemen 50 cents each 4OS street, between 9Th and
oth streets northwest my626ws
DILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
80 6th St NV from TO q pm ap2-Sms
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LONDON, Nov. 2O.-Thc conference OF the
managers of the Atlantic cable companies has
been abortive. Both sides, the sy ldicate com.
panies and the Commercial cable company are
defiant. and there are no signs of a possible
agreement between the parties. A war of ra les
is impending.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Chas
Coxen and Martha A. Hover; A. X. Williams
and Mary Lizzie Thornton; w. NJ. Reed and
Mary S. Reed, OF Laurel, Md; James L. Ma
honey and Mary Hogan.
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In THE Interest OF AMERICAN SHIPPING.-
A committee from the New York maritime ex-
change and chamber OF commerce were in the
city to-day to urge the President and his cabi-
net TO render all assistance possible TO shipping
interests. II could not be learned that they
saw either the President or his cabinet to-day.
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Name. ! U. 500
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Aoa J. FIAHER d CO. AuctioneerA

n2OAts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NOR SALE-FIVE NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK
IL Houses on WyIie St ne, between 18th aud 18th
SIS: price 81 400 and 81 600 On monthly payments
of sis aud $40 per month.
PARKER q TOWNSEND;
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY HUNTER BETTER To-
DAY.-Assistant Secretary of State Hunter is
said to be considerably improved to-day. He
was able to shave himself this morning, but re-
him a bouquet yesterday with his compli.
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-20

On TU EsDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH. 1885, at TEN O'CLOCK at the residence
Of gentleman leaving for Europe No. 141O street.
shall sell rstclass collection of goods. Goods can
be seen early on morning of sale.
n18-5t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VXyANTED-TO PURCHASE A RESIDENCE IN
w northwest section fiom $1 600 to 81 800 cash.
Also House containing Is 20 not
over 81. 500 per annum- F. w. MILLER, 1909 II
st. NV. Se15-3t
VIYANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A MEDIUM
w sized House, brick Preferred lot less than 16
feet front. Address Box 81, Star office. seI5-6
VTyANTED-1O RENT, IN A CENTRAL. LOCA.
w ton, q House. from to 9rooms. Address, with
terms, SIS, Star Office. se15-3t*
VNJANTED--TO BUY FOR INVESTMENT
w several Houses, from 81 900 to $1,000. In any
part of the city, or large amount of vacant ground
Address lNvESIOk, star omce. se14-6t
WANTED TO RENT-A OR 7.RooM HOUSE,
w with large yard or ground. in Georgetown, Mt
Pleasant northern part Of city, near city on rail-
road State terms Address F.. Star Office. seS-11t*
VLyANTED-WE HAVE RENTED LII HOUSES
w under our control. and have numerous applica-
tons for Houses large and small In all portions Of the
city, from our customers and personal friends Persons
having Houses TO rent will do well to place them in
hands we have especial facilities tor looking after
the interests Oflandlorda. ADAMS & BEALL,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
se14-3m 142O st.