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Auction SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANsON BROS. AuctaoneerA

III
FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH SIDE 3 OF !, I
STREET AND H NEW HAMPsHTRE AVENUE
NiS j. TH :. aaLf AfasFi fSGk O'CLOCK. We
A..,.,.-o Lot 3. in square q. r.. ,v,, he .nh
Into e eur sniidng lot. Of VIZ
This Is rapidly improving section OF the northwest
cs asf Ssance in
three Years with six per cent interest payaoe
AIMING &C. ct purchaser deposit Of l 800 on
eIee sas required at sale DUNcANsom Sc sa
THoAAs E wAodAa4 hs.l Estate Aucsionesr
STREETS SoRT T ST F" 1'h'-' ~
a FMFSNRA FoUS yEdaK N r. sha
2ne5 at auction In 'front.' of the premises part OF
2s
Terms sn day Of sale:
w CLARENCE DUVALL4 Auctioneer.
CHAScERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HER &HfeH g5 sef1 1o SEHzS WAS FOR
IL the cause Of James A ThoInas ct sIast Arthur
nSenef 2 in the Supreme Court Of the isTe q
PAST FOUR l4.so) O'CLOCK NJ, in front Of the
premises, will offer for sale. at public auction
rhe fsoiiowing described real estate situate in the
Rock Creek Church to Bladensburg and adjoining the
lands Of Nicholas s. Queen c. II. Wiltberger and Thos
Brown. and separated the south side from the wood
land OF II Middleton by the SAID road: Beginning
for the same at marked stone the side of said
piece of land, and running 22ta ssi perches to
ss
OLA r. 80 perches to q stone thence E. IL perches
thence percheS thence w. IL perches; thence to
the place of beginning. containing eleven ul) acres
two CD roOds and twenty-five (22) perches more OF
less The said real estate Is improved by small two
story Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale: Onethird "a of the purchase money
IN cash. one-third {ls) in six (6) months, and one
third Hs in twelve 121 months from the day of sale
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser the said
ferred payments to be secured by deed Of upon
the said described real estate and draw interest
the rate OF SIX t6) per centum per annum The sum
of one hundred dollars t$lOO will be required of the
purchaser at the time of SALE and If the purchaser
shall fail to comply with the of sale within ten
days from the day Of SALE the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the cost of the deaultng purchaser
All conveyancng at the purchasers cost.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Trustee
ocoOnI.4,6,79 S2S 41a ST. northwest.
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M ii. H. TRICE q CO.,
W. Real Estate Auctioneers. 90 Maip Street.

nv ID. II. TRICE d CO.,
W. Real Estate Auctioneers, 90 Maip Street.
SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN LOTS
~ virtue Of decree Of the Corporation Court -
OF the city or Norfolk, Va, dated October 18th,
1852 in the chauIery suit Of Taylor and wife va.
Dehree and others, shall expose for sale at public
auction, a. the auction house ofW H. H Trice q Co..
NO 70 Main street In the city OF Norfolk, on THURS
ln1A &, ;MovEMBER NINETEENTH, 1885, At
Two TRACTS OF LAND
kSo portion Is, q the DeBree property commonly
SnoWn Is Lliput" The two tracts contain about
20 acres and viii be divided into lots Of convenient
SIZE pa1 OF the property will be at the auction
MOUSE tot Inspection Tor efal days before the sale
ms properly u just across Drummund's Bridge In
CT ss sx e some Of the most desirable psas
suburban residences
Tcr,nnss-onethrd cash; balance credit Of six
snu sNsave months secured by deed OF truss on the
PIoStV " Of drawn At the OF the purchaser,
nnt Inc purchaser may at his option. pay the entire
ROBT NJ HUGHES.
THOMAS H WILCOX
Special Commissioners
W. II. IL. TRICE CO. Aucrioneern
hereby certify that the bond required by the above
mentioned decree has been given
n2dfs JUNiUS 4. COLEMAN. D. g.
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TTHOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.

Y 1tO-U3S DOW L1-Nd, AuCtIOnIef.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT OF
GROUND ON NORTH STREET, GEORGE
TOWN. u. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust to me dated 4th estS
September 1869 and recorded in Liber r. and i"K5
X u, 70 10 90 Of the land records for the Disasl
trct of Columbia Will sell, at public auction IrOHt
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, ELEVENTH
NOVEMBER, 1883, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK z. NJ, part of Lot numbered sixty nine (69)
in Holmead's addition to the city of GEORGETOWN in
the District Of Columbia bounded as follows Begin
ming at point on the east side Of North eighty
six (S6) feet south from the southeast intersec of
West aud North streets and running thence forty
eight (4S) feet; thence south Sevente az fest:
west to North street and then north to the be-
Terms SALE One-third cash; balance In equal pay
ments in six and twelve months, with interest, Sc
cured by trust Cd property all cash at option
purchaser A deposit of $50 at time of sale required
Conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
ni-dNiS WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
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CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 9.-Roach's yard started
this morning with one hundred and seventy
men. At O'clock upwards of LOCO men as.
whistle gave its accustomed toot a deafening
shout went up from the crowd. Women and
children took 1t up. and the glad huzza could
be heard for squares away. Tools were given
out, and about 90 men put to work on the
Chicago.
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NHoMAs BOWLING, Anctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY HANDSOME EBONY PARLoR SUITE IN
RAW SILK, THREE PARLOR SETS IN GOOD
CONDITION. MARBLE TOP AND OTHER Ia
BLES WALNUT II. T. CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES,
WALNUT wARDRoBEs, MATTRESSES.
PAINTED FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS, &C., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
ELEVENTH., 1885, at the large residence. No $50
Ten O'CLOCK, shall sell an excellent collection Of
Household effecta n64t
w C. DUvALL. Anctioneer, 025 St NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY EIGHT
HOM BRICK HOUSE, NORTHW Est COR
MER OF SIXTH AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of deed OF trust recorded in Liner 80
ao6S, ipho S22, ofthe Land Records Of the Dts Il:
ulct on columbia. we will sell, In front Of the
RETeeW EMk e. Ra9SpAY ne sIxTEENTH, PAY UF
LOT numbered one hundred and hfy-two (l62) In WI.
Newtons subdivision Of portion Of lot lettered B, IN
SQUARE numbered four hundred and fbIty4dve (446]
sns az s en- The plans and
VII g sold subject % fbrmer deed Of Trust Dor sbon
interest thereon and such taxes a. may q
Sfe AZ The ains Il ne particulars OF which WIN q
. Terms; Cash deposit Of ESQ WIN Be required q
4 terms Of sale are not complied with within seyes
i fsS and ss q Via
wxT So S'3os a e ssTs nwa-11ns'on papee
DWIGHT ]. rAs ~ ! s '''ssA
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The Burning OF Aspinwall.

CLAIMS ON UNCLE SAM FOR THE DAMAGE.
From Secretary Whitney's order sending the
Tennessee and Galena to the Isthmus OF Pana-
ma, it is inferred that he is anxious to prevent
another outbreak similar to that of last spring,
which will endanger the Isthmus transit, rem
dering this government liable for damage. A
naval officer, in speaking on this subject to q
STAR reporter to-day, said:
1--WE haven't received the bill for the burning
of Aspinwall yet, but it will be along this
raised. Damages to the extent of q good many
million dollars were caused by the burn
ing of Aspinwall, and it looks very
be compelled to foot the bill.
We guaranteed to keep the transit open. Co
lombia couldn't do it, and 10 the event of its
failure the responsibility rested on our Shout
ders. We opened the transit, but before that
was done Aspinwall was burned and millions
of dollars worth of property was destroyed. The
people who suffered will expect remuneration,
and as said will send the bill to u.s.
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This morning about ten O'Clock, - WIN.
Mariner, . brakeman on the Virginia Midland
railroad. was engaged IN coupling freight cAu
on Maryland avenue, between 9th and 10Th
streets, he WAS struck by . bumper about tbs
stomach and instantly killed. he wus taken
Lee, where the coroner viewed the remains
and gave = certificate OF death. The deceased
was about SS years old and lived In AlexandrtA,
where his body will be taken for tntsrmeuA
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARrrrEs-A meeting az
the third subdivision Associated Charities vas
held at the Redfern building. corner 10th and
fennsylvania avenue, saturday evening. The
annual report Of the treasurer showed that the
amount OF money contributed during the year
was $1 ,O1O; cash on hand, el65.S6. The secre-
tary's report showed that there were 10 appIi-
cants for relief: fuel and groceries were distrib-
uted to 100 families; 225 bushels OF coke were
distributed, clothing was given TO as families
and employment was found for "a persona
219 names have been entered on tho recister
since organization. The sewing school opened
In May has been very successful In instrlcting
colored children. The class, numbering on an
average 30, has been assembled twice q week in
the stevens school building, which was loaned
for this purpose. During the past year there
have been IL inmates AZ the aged women's
home. The officers for the year are: President
Judge Walter 6. Cox; vice presidents, Dol. Rel.
den Noble and John r. Cook; treasurer Measrx
Riggs Co.; assistant treasurer, Rear Admiral
L. o. Sefridge; secretary. n. II. Doolittle; dele
gate TO central board, M. III. Doolitua Board OF
directors-Rear Admiral T. o. selfridgs, Mn. r
O. Selfridge, Mrs. NJ ii. Doolittle, Mrs. a. Main,
Mrs. Alexander, Miss Il. L. Matthews, Il. v. Niles
John Bowles, DR.. George Maulsby, u. 8. n
Archibald Hopkins, DR.. Sothoton and Col Bel.
den Noble.
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AUCTION SALES
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aocuonssr.

nUNcANsON BROS. Auctoneera
~ Corner 9th and D sta NV.
TUESDAYS SALE
LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI
TUE, CARPETS, DC, EMBRACING PARIOR
EURNlIUKE. WALNUT AND OTHER CHA n
BEN SEIS, MARDROBE5, COUCHES. EASY
CHAIRS. CABINETS, NJ T. TABLES. DESKS.
OEEICE CHAlRS, HAT RACKS, OIL PAINT.
lNGS AND ENGRAVINGS. MIRRORS CRIBS
SIpEBOAKD, EXTENSION TABLE, DINING
HAlES, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HAIR
AND OTHER MATTRESSES. FEATHERS
MOSUES, BODY TAPESTRY, INGRAM
A ANDr nIHE s-Eo CARPETS. COOKING AND
&c. -
ONE VERY FINE ROSEWOOD CASE, CARVED
LEGS,,SEHEN.OCTAVEC HICKERING PIANO.
DvEERR SIGW WITH ALL THE LATEST
STOCK OF NOTIONS, LADIES c1oAKs, CLOAK
ING, &c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY, MADE BY MCDER-
MOTT: ONE DRAG WITH POLE ONE TOP
BUGGY, BY GRAHAM, NEARLY NEW; ONE
Top BUGGY IN EXCELLENT ORDER, HAIR
NESS, &c, BY AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MORNING, NOVEMBER TENTH.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, in
'front.' and within our salesfoOms 9th and Streets
unusual large assortment Of household goods.
N B-The Piano will be sold at IL O'Clock sharp,
and the carpets at IL m. 1t
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DoN'r IRRITArE Your LUNGS WITH STUB
BORN Cough when DIR. Jaypes Expectorant
can be SO readily procured. Sore throats and
lungs are speedily helped by IL.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star,
Done I'm a FIT or ANGER

THE GEAR ERAsEs PRINCE ALExANDER's NAME
WITHOUT CONSULTING HIS MINISTERS
VIENNA, Nov. 9.-It is stated that the car
erased the name OF Prince Alexander i'm a fit of
anger, without consulting his ministers on
hearing that Prince Alexander had handed
British Consul Lasceiles papers showing Gavrii
Pashas intrigues with Russia, with the view
that their publicity would justify the reyoln-
ton.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NGMe.

The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
of the New York Stock market to-day, reported
special wire to H H. Dodge. $50 18th street
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Nearly / so men resumed
work at the Morgan iron works of John Roach
in this city, this morning. The cruiser Allan t.
and the dispatch boat Dolphin were full O.
mechanics. 1t is said that over 100 men will
be taken on during the week.
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ASSAULT CASES IN THE POLICE COURT
Michael Meany q young man who assaulted
rest, was fined $40 by Judge Smell to-day.-
Charles Meredith, q young ooiored man, was
before Judge Smell to-day charged with assault.
er's saloon, at Sd and r streets south west
Meredith refused to pay for drinks, and when
an oyster knife. He got three months-Jos.
Jones. q coiored man, who lives near 10th and
N Streets was fined $50 by Judge Smell this
with an earthen jar.
SALE OF GARFIELD HOSPITAL PRoPRRrY.-
The large building on q street. between 18th
and 18th, belonging TO the Garfield hospital, was
sold on Saturday to Mr.. b. ID. Warner for
$40, 800. 1t is understood that the purchase
was made for Mr.. John r Mclean, the editor
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who u . large owner
Of property In this city.
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The Monetary Conven ton.

The Monetary COnven ton.
FRANCE, GREECE, ITALY AND SWITZERLAND
RENEW THEIR ADHERENcE FOR FIVE YEARS.
The Secretary of State to-day received the fol-
lowing cablegram from Minister McLane at
Paris: "France, Greece, Italy and Switzerland
have renewed monetary convention for five
years; silver coins redeemable in gold; no adj
ditional silver coinage permitted; convention
n Relpium
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FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF o STREET, BEING No. 1OI1
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER s.eA
TENTH, 1888 at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of ii"N
the premises shall sell Lot u, in square 33S IL
20xSo, running back to alley, improved by a two
story brick dwelling, containing six rooms, No. 1Oll
U street northwest.
Terms: Onethird cash: the residue In equal pay
menlS at SIX and twelve months with notes bearing
interest at six per per annum until paid and se
cured by de ID of I the property sold. All con-
veyancing at purchasers cost. 500 deposit required
at time of sale.
n5-4t THOMAS DOWNING Auctiopepr
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GRocrRIEs CHEAp FoR CASH.
NEW YORK BUCkWIiE EAT, &C. per H.; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY in BIB. crates. 35c per
rate: full line of selected FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also POTATOES. APPLES and ONIONS. Fine large
RID ape COD CRANBE.RRIE<S IOc. per quart.
CREAMERY BUTTER speciality Goods delivered
rec All Goods at wholesale prices for cash
POOLE BROOKE q Co,
oc22 944 Louisiana avenue.
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x Telegraphic Briefs.

The Methodist Episcopal church at Newton,
Iowa, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
N. B. Haynes, wholesale milliner of Chicago,
has made an assignment. His liabilities are
$40, 900 and his assets Sic, 900.
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The DA11 DtvoPDo CoDA
THE CHARGE or PwRJURy AoAIrOr oTrxckh
HARPRR DBuIssxn
The trial Of Policeman Jossph Harper, 81
Georgetown, charged with giving pcrtured see-
umouy before the commissioner In the colo
brated Belt divorce case. bss at last como 20 IN
end and he has been found mot guilty" ooo
the changes have been dismtsoed-
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THE PRrsrpENr, accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt,
attended the First Presbyterian church yester-
day and listened to . sermon by Dr. Sunder-
| In
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WEIGHTS and Measures.

ANNUAL REPORT OF sEALER SMALL.
The report of Mr.. James Small, sealer of
weights and measures, was sent to the Com
missioners this afternoon. In the re-
port he states that the regulations in
the sale ,s. q zeal no msht place BE- Of
pounds to the ton. 1t would be easier for the
horses to haul the lesser quantity, and the price
He also suggests that 40 pounds to the bushel
be established as the standard for apples, char
coal and coke, and vegetables, he also suggests,
should be sold by weight.
REAL Estate SALEs-samuel Maddox has
sold e Alexander Mccue for f ftr lots
the corner Of street. Stanley Matthews has
sold 70 Henry Wise Garnet for 81 'S1 n Two
north side Of Massachusetts, avenue. between
18th street and Scott Circle
THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Mrs. Hoyt,
attended the First Presby terrain church yester-
day and listened to . sermon by DR.. sunder-
land.
THE CouRr or CLAIEs- About twenty
claims for loss Of property and supplies taken
by United States troops during the civil war
were submitted In the Court Of Claims to-day
for decision on the general question as to the
referred to the court by Congressional commit
tees, under the provisions o. the Bowman act
The court took the question under consider g,
Justice Richardson, who was severely burned
70 take his zee. on ,he bench to-day.
FINED ron AssAuLTIHe 4 WoMAn.-Sandy
Bazon, respectfully dressed colored man, VA
before the Police Court today, charged with
assaulting Mary Wright, also colored, with
blackjack. Sandy said she vas mistaken, tina
he only struck her with his umbrella. Tn
judge lined Sandy $50.
| It h said that Sterling, who was appolntet
weigher In the New York custom house and
| than removed, got bot 90 Per cant In the civil
o o 49, 49, 49, - sss d. Sssslins
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Inc UHe0t Otflk0 In TeX00s
When the Knights of Labor employed on the
Houston Direct Navigation company's wharf
at Houston, Texas, went on strike Saturday
morning, in response to q request from the
knights VINO are on strike at Galveston, they
congregated on the wharf and refused TO per.
init the other laborers to load cotton. suPerin-
tendent Atkinson thereupon telegraphed Gov.
Ireland to call out the militia, but this the
governor refused to do. MI. Atkinson then
that his Company Would hod Harris county re-
sponsible for all damage to their business sus-
tanned by obstruction. The knights have taken
possession OF the switch engine In the Houston
and Texas Central railroad yards.
mans, one aged about twenty years and the
other about twenty-four years, who were out in
boat on Niagara river yesterday. afternoon,
well into the rapids it broke in two. Both men
disappeared almost instantly. One was named
Adam Kepinstein and the other was known
only by the name OF August. They were both
employed in Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Haysl. Of Idaho, on saturday at BiacSicot sen:
fenced eight Mormons under the Edmunda
law. He read them severe lecture upon their
supremacy OF the law must and shall be vindi-
Gated. He then sentenced them TO tine full ex-
tent OF the Law.
CAPTURE OF OKLAHOMA BoonKRs.-A spe:
ciai from Fort Repo says that 100 boomers and
forty wagons have arrived ~ that station q
prisoners under Col. Sumner. A number Of de
was frund to be full OF trespassers, but they viii
ali be brought into Reno, - Col. summer u
determined TO make . null sweep under his o..
until the Others ere caPsarsG
A MoxxoN AoxxowLEDos rHxxn wvn.-
At Salt Lake City the grand jury last Friday -
ported eight tndictmente, seven t0e unleWI1'
c0habitation. Thomas @. Jones ~ atfSS:ce
Hon Re acknowledged three Wives ana ~
bound over In q 900 o0ndA
Frederick Dakeru, colored, aged fourteen
veara ~ been lodged in AnnApo11a, Nd, jan
CHARGED With h0EssStsa1ing. He has admitted
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ENOR SALE
IL number of new and desirable houses, on Capitol
Hill, for homes investment; terms 10 suit
Desirable new house, g rooms and bath, NJ, near
18th St w.
Handsome residences, IL rooms and bath. on Mary
land ave, near Capitol.
MACGOwAN & BARKER,
mat 1913 st n W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ENOR sALE-316 b 81. n. E. .9-RoOM BRICK
House, ali mod. imps in good order nearly new.
'hass squares rop o Ss's kfN fs SIS 7.h 81. NV
NOR sALE-A VERY NICE LITTLE HOUSE.
i large to alley brick stable and carriage house.
E 9: northwest Price e 'SSsss5s customer
I,oR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN-FoR 81. 45O
II each five 2-story new brick houses, five rooms:
perl se 0nl 'sfeR Is1Gas 5
NOR SALE-NEAT TWO4STORY BRICK Dwell
ling On s. ~ nesr and AYrs9adrs
t 81 no. n,nnth To good Tenant. can he had ToS
e 60 WNER Z q
York ave. n7-3t
LNOR sALE-HOUsES.
+ 5 four room Bricks. with water; rents 81 each;
J five room Frames; rents 90 each: Capitol HILL
five room Bricks; water and gas: northwest rents
al xt n the 4 sf2G
1929 st. n7-3ts
INOR SALE - WE HAVE LARGE 14-ROOM
housa so large sUt ss Hs
n w. to exchange for S1oom =, house south Of N St
+ Housss. water, gas and sewer renting now At
$40 % per month; 81 400 each located on Virginia
E sts. n7-3t*
LNOR sALE-CHEAP-
n 504-50e 4la St; sw., rooms each, 81. $50.
a4I a, 81 s sW Win TWO 4-room bricks TN the rear
524 18th ST. sw Groom brick 81 900.
w. :SS@: ssss
a. 9th st. Sc, broom house. 81 900.
The above property will Ga Il II R 70 x gft cent
n7-3t* a. and Z Sta aw.
F0RSALE-SPECIAL BARGAINs-STOREA AND
Dwelling g st, bet 18th and 18th; 2story brick and
mansard, rs, m. l., $1,000. Two small Houses on
Both o. JOHN rs H9Gs Is
N Y. ave. n7-St
F0R ssALE..THREEsToRY BRICK DWELL
I ing, 1920 St NV. IL rooms, bath and cellar:
modern improvements; in good repair. near two lines
ct cars markets. schools and churches LOT AZ
and SITS. NV. n7-3ts
E>OR sALE-HOUSE FINELY LOCATED; IL
II rooms, with bath, storeroom closets, &c; nearly
completed: bargain for cash Apply to T. H. Star
ENOR sALE-TWO SMALL FRAMES, ON RHODE
Island ave., between 9th and 9TH sts. SIX rooms
suitable for small RGTss Or Paying Pres
FOR SALE
2os e,h s. ne: g se GO cash, sas permo.
1865 1865 S,s St. St. NV NV e ,1sSSS
65i st St NV n. IS, 5es $40
COS st. NV, q, OOO-S2OO $50
1899 11th $, s4,0@-saoS s25 !"
vestment. MAC GOWAN 4 BARKER,
MIST l:}43 F ST. NV.
every thing complete 1904 and 1906 Riggs st.: price,
s6oOo-ssoo cash, $40 per month n,DDrn
nT-6t 1s43 st. NV.
Il number of new and desirable houses, on Capitol
HUI. for homes or investment; terms 10 suit
Handsome residence, IL rooms and bath. on Mary
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Freshet I'm the HuiI.on

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. Gone and forty-one
hundredths inch of rain has fallen since Satur-
day night. The Hudson river is very high and
Is rising three inches per hour. The water will
probably be over the docks by noon to-day.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
BAY HORSE z YEARS OLD, 1911 HANDS
HIGH, WARRANTED SOUND, KIND AND
GENTLE, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEM Der TENTH
at TWELVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of our
saesroOms the above horse, to which attention is
called, MOT
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Market Space
WE Il. RICE.

Full line Of Ladies' and Gents = eli slippers, suit
bic for the mex room. oc24
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TOMORROW.
Ing. AuctioneeI.

vTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL SALE BY CATALOGUE
ELEGANT BRASS AND BRONZE MANTEI,
SETS INCLUDING FRENCH CLOCK AND
SIDE PIECES, FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS
STRIKING HOURS ANDHALF HOURS. WITH
SIDE ORNAMENTS, ELEGANT BRONZE,
&c. -
FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
TWO FINE RIFLES.0NE SHARP's AND
ONE MARLIN-A NUMBER OF BEAR AND
BEAVER SKINS, TAKEN FROM PARTIES
CONVICTED OF KILLING GAME IN THE
Yellowstone PARK.
Also,
SPLENDID LINE OF NEW ADMINISTER
BEST VELVET AND CROSBY ENGLISH VEL
VET CARPETS, SMYRNA CARPETS, BEST
BODY BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
FOR AN ATTACHE OF A FOREIGN LEGATION.
TWO FINE WATCHES AND NUMBER OF
JAPANESE ORNAMENTS AND CUKIOS.
To be sold at my auction rooms TUESDAY, NO
MEMBER TENTH, 1885, commencing at HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. II. Goods on Exhibition on
day prior sale. ocA-St