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ThOS. A. Heudrieks' Will.

HIS WIFE THE ONLY HEIR-AS OLD DOCUMENT
IN HIS OWN HANDwRITING.
The will OF the late Nice-i'residcnt Thomas
A. Hendricks was probated in indianapolis
yesterday afternoon. 1t is in Mr.. Hendricks
writing, and the paper is yellow with age. IL
reads as follows:
81, Thomas A. Hendricks. of Marion county,
Indiana, do make this my last viii and tesla
ment, hereby re"oking any and all Wills 10y me
al any time heretofore made. give, bequeaih,
and devise TO my beloved wife. Eliza G. Hem
bricks, all my personal and real property Of
every description whatever aud wherever
located; also, all my rights, claims. chooses in
action, and in fee simple, TO have and TO hold
the same 10 her and her heirs In witness
whereof. have hereunto set my hand, and, IL
agreeable to her, desire that she shall be exc
cutrix thereof.
lSigned) ''THoMAs A. HENDRICKS"
1t is dated August 4, lS66, and the witnesses
are Winslow =. Pierce and j. Ill. Mckernan.
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Fallen % a common Thief.

ST. Louis, Dec. "A special Dispatch from
Quincy, ILL.,. says: Oliver IA. Cook has been sent
TO Jail in default Of $500 bail. He was charged
and pleaded guilty TO burglarizing the barber
shop OF William Simon, on 9th and Maiden
lane, getting lot of razors, which were found
In his cellar, bid. This would be matter not
worth mentioning but for the fact that this
same man Cook Is an educated. intelligent man,
who at one time occupied the position OF pri-
vate secretary 10 Governor "Blue Jeans" VIII
liamS a Indiana
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A witness i'm n Hog-Stealing Case Muir.
Slerpd.

WAYNEsBoRo. GA, Dec. 4.-Willism Hank
erson mysteriously disappeared several DAYS
ago. He was an important witness against
William Garvin i'm a case of hog stealing. This
TACT, coupled with other circumstances caused
The arrest and confinement of Garvin on a
charge OF murder. No traces OF the body could
be discovered, and some began To doubt that he
was guilty. To-day, however, the body OF
Hankerson, chained and weighted, with "A sack
tied over the mead, WAS found i'm the Savannah
river. The signs on the body showed that he
had been murdered, ana now il l. Thought that
Garvin killed him TO get clear OF his evidence
on the hog stealing case
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A wfEe's Sad Death.


ING HER HUSBANDS INFIDELITY.
SIOUX FALLS. d. T., Dec. A very sad and
sensational death occurred in this city Wednes.
day night, the victim being Mrs. Georgia
Perry, wife of Prof. +. w. Perry principal and
professor of Greek and Latin of the Sioux Fal,s
university. The professor and his wife occu-
pied rooms at the college ana for some time past
have entertained Mrs. Dr. Spofford, OF F1an-
dreau, who occupied a room directly opposite
that OF Prof and Mrs. Perry. Late i'm the night
Mrs. Perry awoke and found her husband alb
sent from their bed. She went 10 the room u
their visitor, and finding her husband there she
fell In n spasm. Her screams soon brought the
occupants of other rooms i'm the building to the
scene. The professor afterwards emerged from
Mrs. Spoflord's room in partial undress. Mrs.
Perry remained in an hysterical condition until
this evening, when she died. The professor and
his wife came 10 Dakota I'm the spring of 1854,
from Raleigh, y. C., where they were connected
with "A College
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OFFICE CAROLINA OIL AND CREOSOTE
" COMPANY,
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov. II, 1885
To THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC:
The long necessity for ? wood preseryative of nm
questioned character has been universally acknowi-
edged. The Carolina Oil aud Creosote Company. 10
Sa.ed at Wi@nfton NC Is the sole proprietor Of the
the said oil into wood, which is guaranl eed by TO
preserve the wood against the TOredo Worm in salt
by us for
RAILROAD TIES BRIDGE TIMERS TRES
TIES TELEGRAPH POLES, FENCE POSTS. Pill
INC EOh PIERS AID WHARVES. AND STREET
notice.
We refer by permission to Gen. q. A. Gilmore us
engineer Corps New York city; Capt w. II. BENNY.
Hamilton Surgeon General Marine Hospital Service.
washington, DC: Col. w. l. Trenholm, member
washington. D. C. For further particulars address
General Superintendent Wilmington, No
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BROWNSVILLE, Ten, Dec. 4.-Severano Gar
cha, living at the Sancito ranch, went cunning
last Sunday with an old army musket While
out he came on Porfirio Zamora who owed
him Twenty-Five cents, and demanded his
money, threatening TO commit murder right
there IL not paid. Zamoria, who II "A youth,
turned his horse to fee, when Garcia blazed
away, filling the boy, horse and saddle with
No. shot, the youth being severely wounded.
Garcia has been arrested.
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WASHINGTON, ID. G.
DRY GOODS.
FLANNELs, FLANNErs FLAsNErs

As all mortas from their infancy wear Flannels,
We have undertook to tell you something regarding
that most important article.
In the first place. there just as much difference in
the grades and prices of Fannels as there is in any
class of material made and worn
And as Flannels must be taken In consideration rs
sanitary medium, you must be careful what Kind YOU
buy Ofcourse We keep all grades. We have to do
so 10 cater for all classes of trade and for different
nsaSes. a. some may want Flannes only for q lining;
Out =" hen you want good class Of Flannel such as
Medicated Flannel. you will want to know what you
are buying. And then again, we keep the delicate
shades of Flannel Now these goods 1t is mos:
sary you should be cautious in buying
Now we keep makes that will positively keep their
color.
We also keep the very much worn Jersey Flame
IN all conceivable stripes at
soc. and 62lac
We also keep Elder Down In white. light blue.
medium. blue and pink, the finest quait, made.
We keep Plaid Flannels. This makes the incest
Kind o! material for wrapper as it not alone sub
siantial material for wear. but at the same time
very comfortable and warm article. These come rs
inches wide, all wool and have been
reduced from 65c. to SOC per yard
AL dark colOrs of Basket and Matelasse Flannels,
at 31lac. We guarantee these goods to be all WOOL
and have been marked down from Soc These are
nice for chdren's wear, Mother Hubbards, etc
WHITE FLANNELS WHITE FLANNEIA
We have the largest assortment and prices varied
than any other house in tie city. We can give you
flannel from lOc. up TO tine finest
All wool Flannel, "a in wide, 2Oc
27in. 25c
27in 3Oc
and so on to the finest grades
Shaker Fiannes in endless 3.riety from 25c per
I'd. up TO the finest made
Shaker Flannel, 80 in. wide 25c.
SO in. So.
Shaker Flannel, 80 In. wide better quality, S7lAc
RED FLANNELS RED fLANNELA
We can give you an Atwood Red Flannel at 2Oc,
worth &c
AT 23c.. can give you sll-wool indicated flannel
o. to the yard never before sold for less than 37a
Then We keep the finer grades In the proportion.
GREY FLANNELA GREY FLANNEL
We are selling Grey Flannels at I2lac per yard.
which makes elegant lining and also substantial
skirts. These goods we sold for loc
Ats 20. and IS give you extra heavy Grew
Flannels for skrting purposes.
In our 22inch Dress tlanneis we give you all
the desirable shades worn at 25c per yard. These
goods are all wool.
EMBROIDERY FLANNELS
We have the largest and most complete stock Of
these goods in the city in White and .olored Embroi-
derry.
beautiful Embroidered White Flannel
At Sc
much better quality and deeper Embroidery
At$1.OO.
And 30 on up to the finest qualities made.
Beautiful Embroidered Red Flannel
At zoe
These goods will be found on our first floor
As the present cold weather Is incentive to buy
Ing these goods should be glad you come at
once.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
42O422424426 SEVENTH STREET.
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Fall Of New Building.

GROUNDING ONE INJURED.
About 1:8O o'clock p m. yesterday, as q num-
Der Of men were at work on q new 2-story brick
building on H street, between 21st and 22d
streets, the walls fell, carrying the workmen
caused by the wind blowing against
the green walls at the time.
There were twelve bricklayers at work at the
time; none Of them were hurt. The building,
owned by Mr.. Peter Mccartney, was nearly
ready tor the roof 1t Is now q heap of bricks
and tumhal.
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PROPOSALS.

IT 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
Os WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov 18th. 1885
Proposals, in upicate, sealed and endorsed on
velope Bids for Engineers Supplies" will be re-
ceved nj this ONCE from regular dealers manufac-
turers only. until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ DE,CEM-
BER FIFTEENTH, 1855, for the following supplies
of best quality delivered within sixty days from
date Of award. the WAshin2ton Navy Yard free OF
expense To- the Government, and subject usual
Conditions and inspection, viz:
acquisitions Nos 10 70 16. for Steel Boiler Plate
Ganges. safety Valves, &c: Rivets, Brass Tubes
Hardware Tin, Files, Alcohol. OIL. Lumber, Mscella
rateiy.
Blank forms for proposals. and schedules for the ar
uciss required. Will be furnished upon application at
this Office and ali necessary Information n the Navy
Yard 49,"
Tworesponsble suretes are required for the prompt
and Aithfui delivery Of the srtaeo awarded and the
competency OF the guAEantors certified before
Notary other public officer
Ine risnt h rserved 10 reject any all bids that
may not De deemed advantageous To the government
eho 70 wave OBJECTS THOS IL LOCKER
hzVia~4W Pay Director. U.SN.
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REPRESENTATIONS OF ARCHITECT BELL.
The supervising architect, in his annual re-
port to the Secretary Of the Treasury says there
are now in course Of construction, eighty new
buildings, ranging in cost from $50. 900 to 50 =
600 900 each, calling for total Expenditure of
400. The expenditures for the year on
this account have aggregated SASS 100. He
recommends that q board be created, OF which
tine Secretary OF the Treasury shall be ex-officio
chairman and which shall include the Super
vising Architect and three other members to
be called the Board OF Public Buildings OF the
Treasury department, to prevent those who
have no further interest than personal profit
from questioning recommendations. One should
be q sanitary and heating and ventilating en-
gfneer, another should be . master builder
fully acquainted with all the arts OF building
and by experience capable OF judging OF all the
different phases of the work In practical opera
ton, and the third should be an architect of
eminent skill and ability as a designer and con-
structfonist, and who would be an assistant to
the Supervising Architect, and to Get as Super
wishing Architect In his absence. Architect
Bell also says that no bill for the erection OF q
public building should be passed without first
getting the approval Of the Treasury depart
ment as to its necessity and as to the amount
70 De expended for the ground. approaches and
nnish OF the building complete. The amount
then hxed As the limit of cost should be made
available upon the passage OF the bill, SO that
there should be no stoppage of the work or un-
necessary expense In the preparation Of plans.
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FREsH OpEs1Ne
LADIES SEAL SKIN SACQUEa
FINE PLUSH GARMENTS.

C1NL 6AOSh 0AhMEN
Our sales In LADIES' WRAPS are very much In
advance of what we anticipated
We nave just returned from New York with fresh
supply Of the best London Dyed
SEAL SKIN SACQUES,
which we offer at the LOWEST NEW YORK
PRICES Special attention called to our $3.50 and
$175 SACQUES AZ inches long.
We secured special Bargains In Fine
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES. vISITES AND NEW
MARKETS,
trimmed with Elegant FuI Those ladies who have
been waiting for small sizes can now be accOmmo-
dated.
Good Plush sacques. S25, S35. Better Grade, $50
Fur-lined Circulars, SO to $50.
Mink-lined Circulars $55 to $75.
Large stock FUR TRIMMINGS, in Lynx, Beaver,
Persian Lamb, Fox, Coon and Skunk.
BEAVER CAPES, with Ball Trimming. SlS to 800.
Large Assortment Mufib Beatrices. ScartA
Eider Duck Skin Robe -great curiosity.
Black Fur Carriage Robes ClOth-ltned, $l1.
Coachmens Capes and Gloves.
b. H STINEMETZ d SON,
HATTERS AND PURIFIERS,
1887 Pennsylvana ave-
n3O Next to corner 18th St
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DECEABER 2, 1886.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
read with great pleasure Gen. N. L Ander-
sons note, published In your issue OF this date,
headed 'The Presidential Succession" Gen.
Anderson IL not only q soldier, but expresses
the views OF Q true patriot and an able states
man. Gen. Anderson is 90 non-partisan" re-
publican. claim TO be q non-partisan demo-
GRAFT That r., with both Of u. "principles, not
men,"
fear that Gen. Anderson will ind nezz Nom
day that he has been "whistling jigs to mile
stones" or .4trying to shoot stars against a
strong wind"
Although We may not hope to have for Presi-
dent pro tenn. OF the Senate Q moderate, conserv-
alive democrat, let rs hope, for the peaceof the
country, We may have that mobile old Roman"
the next three years Remember, am dyed
tn-the-Wool democrat, but can appreciate the
tor Edmunds. 4. q. j.
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UZUOUB AUCIOnterS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON + STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTH
BOWLING, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWOSTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF ST, NEAR
TE11TH SOUTHEAST

i 0x.,A
TENTH SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of e.eH
the District Of Columbia passed the l0t day H8
Of November, A: D. 1882 in cause No. 900, ~.
Eq. Doc 25, pending in said court, wherein Mary J.
Young Is complainant and Jane Hart and others are
premises, on SATURDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF DE-
CEMBEK, 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, part of
that certain lot numbered ca in square
bersd nine hundre and seventyve (975j, described
as follows: Beginning for the same point on the
south line of street south thirty feet from the north
three feet six inches to the south line Of said lot
thence east twenty six feet thence north sixtyhree
feet six inches TO the south line Of street south:
thence west along the said south line twentyix feet
to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale ~ prescribed BY the decree: Onehird
Of the purchase money In cash the day of SALE or
the ratification thereof by the Court and the bal
ance in equal payments in one and two years respec
lively for which the pr0mssory notes of the purchaser
must be gwen to bear interest from day of SALE and
secured by deed Of trust property Sold No deed
be given TIL the terms Of sale are fully complied with
deposit Of $50 at the time Of sale Ithe terms of sale
are not complied with in seven days from the day of
sale the Trustee the right resell at risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
nZO,2S.o1o,4 462 Louisiana ave.
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Water Service and Sewers.

LIEUT. TOWNSEND'S ESTIMATES.
The estimates contained In the annual report
of Lieut. Townsend, U. s. engineers, Of the
operations Of the water and sewer depart
ment OF the Distiict, for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1887, are as follows: For sala-
rtes, $14,ZS4; contingent expenses, ~, 4OO;
pumping expenses and pipe distribution,
500, OOOs interest and sinking fund on water
stock bonds, $44, $40; account of increasing
water supply as per account Of July 10Th, 1882,
S57 239; cleaning and repairing lateral sewers
and basins, $50, 900; public hay scales, repairs
ana replacement, $500; pumps, repairs ana
repiacemsent o. $4,000; construction OF new
The WILL OF JANE L. SMrTH.-The will Of
the late Jane L Smith, widow Of the Rev. Dr..
!; z. smith has been filed. To Mrs. p. A.
Durser, OF baltimore, she leaves $500; to Agnes
II she dies before distribution 70 Jane p: Jaros-
san, OF Paris, France; to T. HI. Kerner, OF Marys-
willie, COL. nephew, %, 600 She directs the
sale OF her stocks, except the 4 per cent United
states ponds, to pay these beQuests ana the
use OF the money goes to Mrs. Jarossan. In
consideration OF her friendship for Catnarlne
Channcy, and for her faithful service, she leaves
the interest OF her per cents, %, $50, during
lille, with the household furniture, and at her
Death the executor is to sell the bonds ana pay
the Ioaowlng requests: Trustees OF deneiai
Assembly, of the Presbyterian church, for the
use OF disabled ministers, &C., 81 900; Ameri-
can Seamans' Fund society, $500; Home mis-
sionary society, $1 600; and the residue 10
MRS. Jarossan. ThOs. 81. Herman u namco %
executor.
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LADIES' GOODS.
Il lay GOrIn

T.JAY GOULD,
~ All 9Th st., bet. and T. SITS.
JaIanese Goods Big Fans, Umbrellas, scrolls. Mats.
&c Eighty shades Erench Tissue fper. Gold Silver
and Fancy Papers and I;orders: scrap Pictures, Doll
H. ads silk Transfer Pictures fayo tor the Germany
Christmas Cards and Novelties: Sheet Music. cents
Tree ornaments Unique Xmas Banners OF anita
Claus Messenger Boys loyey.] Toys! Toyse Won
ders for t'hi dren. n2tdecL5
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- NT,Ex IA mi GE HORSE$S CLOeSE CAhhl-
AGE, EXTENSION TOP CARTHAGE, BUGGY,
HARNESS. &c. &C., AT AUCTION.
,SOn SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIFTH,
aG j, g Twelve NJ, in front Of my salesrooms
VII ~ seh tue ABOVE Sale positive. Terms cash.
II THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneef.
VNWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1871
Il nNIH STREET NORTHWEST. ALSO. TWO
SaOR1 FRAME DWELLING On / STREET,
BEM ZEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETS NORTHEAST.
I'm ThURSDAY AFTERNOON DECEM- 80
BEK TENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR :::E
O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises we will SELL Ea@
rro,.,,. ,o, Part Lot 8. square 500.
IOals iI2 rect on 9th street, between n anu y
streets. and having depth of 81 feet inches to an
Improved by twostory brick dwelling, NO.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER ELEv-
Ell En- II f.. AT HALE PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We viii
SELL In mont OF the premises,
Part of Lots 2 and 8, in So SS8,
rIonllng ~ feet on I street. between It'll and Sth
by two-stOry frame.
Terms One-thrd cash; balance in six and twelve
ontis n0tes TO bear six per cent interest PAYABLE
uaIiy and to be secured by deed Of trust or
al CASH ~ Optcn OF purchaser. Conveyanclng, &C.
AZ COST OF purchaser. deposit of 500 required on
eacn piece as soon sold. Terms TO be COM piled
Win IN seven days otherwise right reserved to resell
AZ rsk ana cost OF defalting purchaser giving five
DAY pnolic notice Of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, d. {.
dad DIiNCANSON RIOS. Aucts.
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FuRs. Fuasu FuRsu
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS FUR CAPES,
COLLARS AND MUFFS.
In all the Latest Fashionable Designa
SEAL sACQUEs. all Lengths and Prices
SEAL CAPS FOR LADIES AND GENTS
BOYS SEAL CAPS as q.
BLACK HARE MUFFs Of excellent quality at 81.
LADIES BEAVER MUFFs from % up
GENTS FUR GLOVES AND COLLARS
Also. GENTS DREss AND DRIVING GLOVES.
CARRIAGE ROBES
FOOT MUFFS FOR DRIVING.
GOOD. WARM FUR CAPS At % and $3.50
FUR TRIMMING
OF all kinds and widths. but only of Good, Reliable
qualities and at same prices Is the many inferior
grades now In the market,
Special attention Is called to our BEAVER TRIM.
MING 1t is the handsomest ever shown In this city,
having been cut to our order from the finest selected
skina which are used only for very choice Furz
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
HATTERs AND FURRIERs
621 Pennsylvania Ave.
Established 1890 NATL
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FINHOMAS DOWLi NC, AuctiOneer.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF SILVER WATCH
AND STOCKS.
BY virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court Of the
phans Court business passed November IL. 1885, in
the matter Of the estate Of samuel II. BARKER, de-
ceased and by direction Of the administrator of said
deceased, will sell, on SATURDAY, DECEM BIER
FIFTH, 1885. AT ONE O'clock =. NJ, at public
auction. at my auction rooms southwest corner lth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
Silver Watch, Waltham movement.
10 shares of the stock Of the Duluth Building and
Loan Association, of Duluth, MINI.
l3 shares of the stock Of National Typographic
Company OF the District of Columbia
Further particulars at time Of sale.
Terms cash. d2-3t
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. aud lltn st.. BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. w. ADAMS Pres't

TrF FvrSINs STAR served to suhecribers IN the
city ny carriers their account at 10 cents pei
week. OF 4Ic per month Copies AZ the counter,
cents each By mail-postAge prepaid-0O cents Q
month; one year, 50; six months. 81
Entered at the Post Office al W 1sningfon. d. c. a
second-class mail matter.
Thy WEEKLY SrAR-pnbIi.heJ on Friday-$1 .
year. postage prepaid Six months. so cents
Rs All mail subscriptions must he paid Al advances
Io paper sent longer than IL paid for
RIses Of advertising made known apr,l'ration-
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= TpE. I TN III 81 REEL VI 1osiIE AhE y.
al called the above these
ds,5t WALTER i. Williams & CO. Aucts
TINHos. E wAGGAMAN Real Estate Auciioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
9N A METZ SIT sFRE Eft NoHTHEAsT BETWEEN
spcctyely, In Lber 1902, folio 8s. ct seq: Liber
Ii cG 81 sas s9s Liner s s
ard by req lest Of the party secured thereby we will
ss # PSe ssGn 0 rent # s nss
FOUR %GLo, NJ, lots 22 @ and -, in Lanck-
proved q two-story brick house.
Terms: One:third cash: the residue in three equal
nots oesfag Interest Ss at PER cent per until
sold: deposit Of 500 each lot will be required
at time bs at Of sa and all and
Piled with ten days om sale property VIII be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defanlting purchaser.
ds-1ot RnbfE y; P1 v. WALKER, Trustees
aNp Eve e s1sHT r sh EH
AND FIksF ASp S.i aA fG's sF IRE IS
SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
z$aTH s;2 5sa3 SsS
except the southwest SO on ist Street west
BY by Of 5 feet a9 On south being parts
are are @ BY eight brick d@eiinss 10 ana
ana al q a hSts al rs Il g
%. 20. 25 2s and Let % are unimproyed and make
ated being On grade and about the oDy in this
neighborhood that is at present available for building
Terms; Onethrd cash; balance one and two years.
notes to bear six per cent interes payable semi
of SlgO on each house. and 500 Oh each lot will be
a cost sf of
at sS and
ne ~ L Bros Auct
SPPLENTnTTR2 ooRNER BTILPING LOT CORNER
rs TuHfPA1 S9ak G5H69R
will sell, in front of the premises. e
LOT 8, IN SQUARE S35,
fronting 80 feet 9th street and So e-12 feet on
street and can readily be subdivided into smaller
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
deposit Of 500 require at time Of sale convey.
..e' se'' 80 p ' DUNCANsoN BROS.
n28d&ds AuctiOneeis
n, ABOVE E,t SAFE IS on
DhohASh 1882 at same D SHSt anS p5s BROS
d2d&ds AuctOneers.
7T1HoMAs ]. FISHER q CO.. Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF ,yAlL.!HABIE 1MgRoyEp
Ninth H AND II tenth A sTkEErs s'h NoRTH.
WEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust, da ted 9th August 80
A. D. 1871 and recorded In Iiber 1858. folio 4S5 i;aA
ct seq, of the land records for the District of &s
Columbia, we shall sell. on MONDAY AFTERNOON,
DECEMBER RIEENTH. A. d. 1885, at FOUR
UCLO X, in front of the premises, part OF Lot
and (37S in the city of W ashngton, Dis
trct Of Columbia beginning at the northeast corner of
lsl feet six 90 inches; south one hundred 100 feei;
hundred QO feet to the beginning with the improve
ments.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In one a and two
( years. with interest," and secured by Deed Trust
upon the property sold deposit of $500 will be
qured at time of SALE COnveyancing at Of pnr-
chaser. If terms of sale are not complied with
within ten UO) days from day OF sale the property
chaser after five days notice in the Evening Star.
dsds T MM; II E GAT TrHrr Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE CLOSED
Inc sunday school institute which has 0een
held In the Congregational church this week
came 70 close az the session last night. MIS-.
Clara L Roach gave lecture ON Temperance
IAnght IN the Urinary Class" "HOw 0 Iescn
w. F. Crafts.