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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-02

THE ATLANTIC COAST.
The Biological society, which resumed Its
sessions Saturday evening at the Natlonai
museum, listened to a talk by Col. Marshali
Mcdonald, of the fish commission, upon the
necessity of the work of fish propagation. in
order to maintain the shad fisheries. He under
took To demonstrate that the shad fishing mad
to depend more upon artificial than natural
production for it's maintenance. THIS ne
thought shown by a comparison OF the
statistics of the shad fishery for the years 1850
and 1885, and consideration of the attending
conditions The figures for 1880 are taken
from the census reports; those for 1850 were
gathered by experts, in some instances by the
same persons who made the census reports;
On the Hudson the figures were OBTAINED
by Colonel Blackford. In the Delaware
and Chesapeake waters the figures represent
actual counts. He had set, in order to present
the matter fairly, brought together, In an az
gregate the catch OF all the rivers of the Atian-
tic slope, as the catch in any one river nuctu-
ates under local conditions. 1t was not true
that shad spawned in certain rivers necessarily
returned to the river where they were spawned
They remained in the geographical area In
which they were spawned, but might seek any
fresh water within that area. 1t was only by
taking the statistics of the rivers of the entire
area that it could be determined whether there
had been an actual increase or decrease. Col
Mcdonald placed upon the blackboard the fol-
lowing table. giving Comparative statistics
of the shad fisheries of the Atlantic rivers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-02

THE RECOUNT OF VOTES AT 1NDIANAr0Lk.-
In the recount OF votes cast Tor mayor Of In
dianapolis at the recent municipal election two
reports were fled saturday. both reports elect
Mr.. Denny, republican, the republican commits
siouers findiug a plurality OF D votes In his
favor aud the democratic commissioners giving
him a plurality of %. In the recount fp the sec.
ond aldermanic district the democratic report
elects Ripley, democrat by votes ane the ~
publican report elects Pritchard, republican, ~
i vote.
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Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
RpCEVIJIE Mn October .lO


ROCKVILLE Nd, October 80, 1885.
Your reporter hearing of a couple from Barnes
vile who are confined in the Jail here on a
charge of incest concluded to gain admission to
the institution for the purpose of taking a look
at the parties mentioned-a man named Lloyd
Harding and a girl by the same name. who, it
is declared by the people of GAINESVILLE. is Hard
ings brothers daughter They have been liv-
ing together in Barnesville, and although the
public were very much agitated by the situa-
tion of affairs, Harding regarded her
natural guardian under the circumstances Of
her orphanage. and the community were in
duced TO tolerate the arrangement until IL was
known the girl had given birth to a girl baby,
when the couple were committed TO Jail 10y JUS
tice Talbot. l found in Harding "A man of
pretty good address, about Iorty-five years OF
age, and about six feet i'm height. with reddish
hair, short cropped and stubble beard OF the
same tone. His eyes and she girl are blue and
exactly alike in expression, as are also the gen.
eral characteristics of their persons. ! found
her i'm the corridor with her infant i'm her arms
sleeping. She told me she was nineteen years
old, and that she thought it very hard she
should be brought there with her baby before il
is a month DID, and when baji had been Offered
in her case. She is quite pretty girl, with a
kind, gentle manner, but ignorant aud not at
all bright i'm her intellect. They claim that
though she Is her mothers daughter she Is not
the niece of Harding. Harding is quite intelli-
gent, and was at one time school teacher and
prominent in church affairs I'm Barnesville. He
is quite confident OF his acquittal. The penalty
for the crime of incest is $1,000 Zine or Danish
ment from the state forever.
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A Letter from Gladstone.
THE QUESTION OF OVERWHELMINGLY.

THE QUESTION OF DISEsTABLISHMENT.
Mr.. Gladstone has written a highly important
letter on church establishment. He taunts
the Tories with thrusting the question forward
as a political dodge. He repeats that the pro
ject belongs TO the dim, distant future; that the
public mind is not prepared for the scheme.
The archbishops of Canterbury and York have
issued an address to English electors. They say
the men chosen in the coming election will be
likely to govern the empire for "A number al
years, and they ask the electors to give their
support To men trustful for character and work,
rather than to men of many promises. They
eXhort the electors to think for themselves in.
stead of trusting their associations The arch
bishops consider the church question OF the
highest importance. The address. though com.
puisery in tone, avoids direct party discu ,sion
It is regarded AS "a thrust at Radical caucuses.
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THE SCANDAL CoNcERNINo CARDINAL
NINA-The scandal concerning the late Csrdt-
nal LORENZO Nina papal secretary Of state, To the
effect that he had wife In the person Of his CON-
cierge. 20 whom he beQueathed all his property
uDon the aliedged ground of gratitude for her ser.
Vices as nurse 70 him during a long period OF
critical Illness is revived by the deciArattou OF
his relatives that they Intend 10 contest tho
will ON the ground that the cardinal was IN
duly influenced Ia making It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-02

AN ALABAMA EDITOR INTERVIEWS the
FAMOUS STEVE RESFRoE-How THE LArrxR
ESCAPEDTHE BLOOD HOUNDS.
LIVINGSTON, ALA, Nov. 2.-The Journal OF
this place prints an interview with Steve Rem
froe. the desberado who some time ago escaped
from confinement with a number OF OF her con-
thorties 10 rccapturc him. lscnfr,e WAS formerly
sheriff oil this county, and unsuccessful at
tempt was made from This town recently to
capture him. The editor OF tlic J0uTa0i had the
Interview with Renfroc. The meeting took
place in a dismal woods about dark. Editor
Herr found at "A spot to which he had Deen u.
rected "A well-arned sentinel, who. after
exchanging signals with Renfroc ON n corn
whistle conducted him to where the de sporadic
sat Oh log a gun across his lap and a revolver
at his waist. Reniroe began by giving an
account OF his wandering since his escape one
nights about q month ago, along with three
Other conNicts, from the prison M Pratt Mines,
Six miles FROM Birmingham where he walked
around Tor several hours with his companions,
hoping 10 throw the prison bloodhounds on
the track. He then left Birmingham, separa-
ting from the other refugees. but the dogs got
his trail next day and he returned To town,
wading branch for four miles. Next night he
struck out for Livingston. He Travelled Tor
four days, eating nothing all the while, In com
pany with tramp, VINO finally gave him
away aud caused the attempt 10 lake him ae
Livingston. Rcnifoe said ne viii never he
taken as long as ammunition holds out, though
Ali he wants Is to get away. He named several
officers against whom he Is considerably
preudiccd, but said as long as they keep out OF
his way he'll let them alone. The Journal
says Renfroe cannot possibly be taken In his
present position, only one man can see him
at time. Meanwhile his presence makes this
region of the country nervous, just about as it
would be with one Of the James brothers ~ .
soourner here.
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Navigation ceased In section OF the Cham
plain canal yesterday. This section Is covered
with ice fully an inch thick.
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"Getting along nicely. was the first answer
that John Mccullough had given to a question
for several weeks. when he responded Satur
day to his nurses query as to how he was feel.
ing The second question was, "Do you feel any
pain?'' and the answer was, mo pain" DIR.
Engle related the incident with much pleasure,
and snid, 81 am almost confident that he will
again be a We II man mentally and physically.
A portion of his brain is weak from want OF
nourishment and am aiming to prevent its
falling down. and should L succeed there Il
every assurance that he will fully recover. Ii
il should fail down then his last hope is gone
But don't anticipate any such thing"
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LIVERY LADY HER OWN DRESSMAKER
H A JOY FOREVER IN THE HOUSEHOLD
The Most Complete Adjustable Skirt Form in the
World.
Indispensable in the DTaping of Dresses and Worth
More than its WEIGHT IN GOLD 10 La
dies Easily Fatigued by Standing.
1t is Everyw here Greeted with Joy.
Nothing 10 Get Out of Order
IL Weighs B Pounds and Does Up Nearly Small as
Umbrella and Will go in any trunk
Call and see Ii at
OPPENHEIMERS
POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ROOMS,
oc31 52S 9th St n. w. st. Cloud Building
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YXYALTER b. WILLIAMS g. CO, Auctioneers.

WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE, UPHOI-
STEEED IN PLUSH; ROSEWOOD CENTER
TABLES, OVAL GILT FRAME MIRRORS,
WALNUT HALL RACK, WALNUT WHAT
NOTS, f:ASEIS, WALNUT EXTENSION Ia
BILE AND lining ROOM CHAIRS. WALNUT
MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, STU
DENT'S LAMP, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
WALNuT WAsDRoBEss. BEpDLNG, NAT, 1T,
CAm 1 g., R 1,S, MATING. SDrr an
STEERS, ENGRAVINGS, KITE HEN UTEN-
SILS. TOGETHER WITH OTHER GOODS
USUALLY FOUND IN HOUSEKEEPING.
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH, COM
mencing All TEN O'CLOCK AM, shall sell, at
residence No 45S street southwest the above goods
worthy the attention of BUYERS.
Occ4d WAITER r. WILLIAMS q co Aucts
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THE GOVERNOR GENERAL CANNOT PARDON
RIEL.-In reference to the dispatch from Lon
don giving the reply of the queen to the memo
rial of the Peace society In the Riel case, the
Toronto Globe says: 1.-The governor general can
not exercise the pardoning power except on the
advice of his ministers. Formerly governors
general could pardon OF their own motion, and
without the advices of their ministers. Lord
Dufferin committed the death sentence of Le-
pine without the advice of Mr. Mackenzie, bis
first minister. Shortly afterward, a result of
argument between the colonial secretary and
Mr.. Blake, Canadian minister OF justice at that
time, the instructions to the governor general
were changed and now he cannot act without
advice" It is believed at Winnipeg that Riel
will be hanged ON the ] tn instant.
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A School. BOYS SUICIDE.-Ioring Z. Lord, a
16-year-old son of c. A. Lord, of Pride's bridge.
in West Brook, Me-, committed suicide last FRI
day. The boy had trouble at school in the after
noon. In a boyish spuabble one of the pupils
was pushed through q window. The teacher
blamed young Lord, and told him he must pay
for the broken glass The boy said he was not
to blame. He went home, took gun into the
ward to clean it, loaded il and fired IL into the
air. Then he put in heavy charge OF powder
aud a large quantity of shot, took the gun into
He tied a string to the trigger and the end OF
the ramrod to the string, knelt down and put
his ear close to the muzzle, and exploded the
made hole through hls head two inches In
diameter.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE UNIMPROXED PROPERTY, FRONT
ING ON SECOND STREET, BELOW PENN
TON.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, shall sell in front
of the premises lots is and L, in Fannie L. Berry's
subdivision of original lot TO- in square 49, having
1879 feet front each lot, running back he depth
thereof, making them desirable building lots.
This property is located near the Capitol and by
reason of its location possesses great advantage
those in search of first-class property.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance in six and
twelve months tor notes bearing interest from day
and secured by deed of trust property sold:
500 down each lot when sold; all convey ancing
at purchasers cost.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.
oc29d AuctiOneers
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Oc23-dtS THOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.



SALE OF wELI-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, BRUS-
SELS, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, VAL
NUT FRAME PARJOR SUITES. UPHOI-
STIRRED IN HAIRCLOTH, GILT FRAME
PIER MIRRORS. WALNUT ETEG ERE, MAR
BLETOP TABLES. LACE OBTAINS HAIR
CLOTH LOUNGES, WALNUT WARDROBE,
LADIES' WRITING DESK. EXTENSION
TABLE AND DIN1NG-kOOM CHAIRS,
COTTAGE FURNITURE. BEDDING, HAIR
MATTRESSES. INGRAM CARPETS, CHINA,
GLASS AND "ROCkERY WARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, ETC -
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, AT TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ we shall sell at residence No. 1924
Sti street nv, the above collection of Household
Effects in firstclass order and worthy the attention
of buyers.
4 UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
A-On MONDAY and TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
SECOND and THIRD. 1885, at SEVEN OCLOCkP
NJ, will sell at the establishment 1886 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest all pledges forfeited by redemp-
ton this date consisting of fine Gold and silver
Watches. Diamonds, Rings, Pins. studs, Bracelets.
Chains, Medals. Guns. operagiasses, Umbrellas.
Books, Silver. Sverplated Ware, Overcoats, Pants.
Vests. Ladies' Dresses and Dress Patterns, ClOakS,
Dolmans, Spreads. shoes Blankets. DC.
Parties holding tickets Will please take notice that
all pledges from Nc 5S 1919 TO 90, 664 included in
this sale f. HEIDENHElMER, Broker.
NJ. FOLEY. AuctiOneer. Oc.}(bt
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Democratic Denomination i'm Spatu

The funeral of Admiral Don Juan Topete, i'm
Madrid yesterday. was made the occasion for
an imposing demonstration. All the principal
members of the liberal and democratic parties
attended, headed by Senores Castelar,, Martos,
MOret and General Lopez DomingueZ. About
a thousand persons and three hundred private
carriages followed the hearse. The coffin was
borne by sailors and was followed by one hum
dred and fifty naval officers, including admirals
in full uniform.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneers.

T1INCANSUN BIsOo, AUctlONetrS
TRUSTEES SALE OF TW0STORY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, CORNER Nf-W JERSEY
AVENUE AND n strict NORTIIWE EST. e-tA
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded III
Iiber No. Ills, folio 1916, of the Land Record OF
the District of Columbia, will FRIDAY, the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 4. II. 1855, at FIN IF.
O'CLOCK NJ In front of the premises. offer for sale
all that piece parcel of ground and premise, situated
in the city of Washington, d. c., and known and de-
scribed as
LOT l3 of Samuel 4 Peter F. Bacon's subdivision of
part OF Square numbered FIVE HUNDRED AND
TWENTG-THREE, as recorded in b JOk II. folio 81
OF he records of the surveyors office of the District OF
Columbia, together with ali the improvements. ways.
easements rights privileges and the
same belonging or In any manner appertainiDg.
Terms: Onethrd cash, balance in equal instruments
at one and two years notes, bear interest to be
secured by deed of trust property sold all
AT option of purchaser. COLveyancng. &C. at of
purchaser. deposit of 500 required at time of
Terms to be coupled with in . days. otherwise the
Trustees the right resell the risk cost
OF the deauiting purchaser after days public notice
OF such resale In some newspaper published in ash
ingtOn, ID. e.. FRANCIS IL. SMITH, 1,
ocll-dGdS FRANK B. SMITH. ( iiustets.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS SALE OF A
BRICK HOUSE AND FRAME HOUSE ON
NORTH SIDE OF S'rODDEE'T STREET. EAST

TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS SALE OF
BRICK HOUSE AND A FRAME HOUSE ON
NORTH SIDE OF STODDERT STREET, EAST
OF MILL STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. C.
tember 1854 recorded in liber N. C. r. AT folio :;:A
81, &c, of the land records of the District Of Co.
unbia and ut the request in writing of the pnriy Sc.
cured, j shall, on THURSDAY, The TWENTY
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1855, Mt HALF-PASI
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the premises, sell
at public auction Lot No. 93 in HOlmeads addition to
Georgetown, ID. c. with tue improvements, reserving
right of way over the front ten feet thereof
Terms of safes One half cash; The balance In six and
twelve months. to be secured with interest SO de-
post will be required ut the sale. All conveyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost 1t the terms OF
sale are not complied with in ten days. the premises
may be resold at the purchasers risk after one week
notice in The Evening Star.
EXECUTORS SALE.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE
under and by virtue OF the last VIII
OF Greenherry n. Watkins, will sell at public auction,
u front of the premises, the east twentyseven CD
rect OF lot No. 81, in Hoimeads addition to George
toMn, d. c.. with the improv ementA
Terms OF sale: Onehaf cash; balance In SIX ana
with interest $25 deposit required at time Of sale
All conveyancing. &c, at purchasers c0st Y tne
oI sale are not complied with IN ten days the
premises may be resolj at the defaultng purchaser
| RISK, aiter one weeks advertisement.
SPENCER WATkINS,l Executors or
| EDGAR z. WATKINS g. NJ watkins
JESSE II. WILSON. Attorney. ocl7-dAds
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE PETITIONER
| unnl " EDN SDAY.NOVEMBERF FOURTH, SA u !
Of 1.-THE attorney oc29dEds
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LADIES GOODS.

j. jay GoUnD.
42l 9th ST, bet ID and F. SITS. Decorative Pictures.
French Tissue so shades, Gold, silver and Fancy
COlOred Papers and BORDERS; Relief Scrap Pictures.
great variety: SILK Transfer Pictures: Favors for the
German: Christmas Cards and Novelties Sheet Music
. cts: Esels, Tree Ornaments. Toys Japanese Goods.
Fans, Scrolls. &c. Wonders for Children n2-tdec25
MADAME TRAPHAGES
WI Removed to ol6 Sth ST. Pleased to meet her
former patrons Good fitting, superior work. mOder-
ate prices. oc242w*
FVNHE FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS
Il Are Recommended by
THE LEADING DRFSSMAKFRS.
THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY INPERVIOCS. oS0Ls5m
II AIDES SEAL. GARMENTS ALTERED. RE
Il dyed and Lined Furs Repaired: Nuts made.
Miss CUNNINGHAM,
OCT 1910 Sth St, bet. v and U NV
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CARDINAL MANNINGs MANIyEgro.-Cardi-
nal Manning and fourteen British Catholic
bishops have issued Q manlieso oenoun@ne
festO says for Catholics 70 accept education
when n IL divorced from religion. Free eoucac
~afinn is tantamount 70 q state monopoly OF
education. Christianity viii be tmperiiied I'M
lees the state subsidies religious and secuialaf
| n TOndon TO mean that Catholics should vote
for the tory candidates In the coming general
aIacaiOnH.
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j. G.. Hurcnrxsos.
IMPORTER
Rich MILLINERY. CI0AkS, SUITS. LACES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FUHS &c Every effort has
been made in the selection of these goods and
now prepared TO exhibit unsurpassed stock of high
excellence. Low prices Will characterize goods in
every department
.1revise Paris Toc2Ol 9O7 Pennsylvania ave
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EXECUTORS SALE.
SPENCER WATkINS,l Executors OF
EDGAR p. WATKINS. G. NJ Watkins
JESSE ID. WILSON, Attorney. 0cl1d0ds

M THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
Until "WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBkR FOURTH, sam
HoUk and PLACE, on account ofthe rain. by order
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEhS 4 CO.. Auctoneers,
w S3I La ave- opposite City Post Office

M EEkS & CO., AuctloDeers
w 6sl La ave. opposite City Post Office
SPECIAL SALE
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER THIRD,
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WITHIN OUR SALESROOMS,
u WALNUT MARBLETOP CHAMBER SETS OF
10 AND PIECES EACH NEW GOODS FROM
MANUFACTURER. ALSO, UPWARDS OF
100 FINELY-FRAMED ENGRAVINGS AND
OLEOGRAPHS, HISTORICAL AND OTHER
SUBJECTS. ALSO FOUR BRUSSELS CARPETS
AND SEVERAL FINE MOQUET, SMYRNA
AND OTHER RUGS. SALE WITHOUT RE-
GARD TO WEATHER 1t
DUNCANsoN BROS, AucIioneers.
LARGE AND ATTRAcrIyE SALE OF
~ LANE pA ASb 4 e. 81 4 Vs. ''A
'oNAESf fMsk At TN O'CLOCK
LAR RlR6 fAR asR s sgVF
SETS, WAaDRoBEs, 81 LotNGEs, EASY
f3s> E EsT II L T TaBk ns
CHHAiEs' MIR M!RRoHs HIT E KA Asx HILL a
Lows, BRU- Sells AND OTHER CARPET
E iseG ckStKEsY aSb
ALSO,
TOP BUGGY (made by Graham), HARNESS, &C1t
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STORY BRICK HOUSE
No 81 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NV, AT
AUCTION.
By virtue oftwO deeds of trust the dated the ~
10Th day Of March, A. ID. 1892, and duly recorded !.
in ber No 1000 folio AZ, ct seq: and the other G:sx
dated the LIST day of May, 4. D. 1883, and duly re
corded in liber No 1898 folio 292, ct seq. of the land
records OF the District of Columbia and at the written
request of the party secured thereby will offer fol-
sale In front OF the premises, on the THIRTEENTH
pay OF NoNi.MB Der. A. d. 1885 at II ALF-PASI
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate and premises situate in the city of Washington
ana known and designated on the ground plat or plan
thereof a. lot numbered eleven I'D in Davdge and
Fishers recorded subdivision of square numbered five
hundred and sixty-one t16IL
Terms ofsaie One-third cash. and the balance in one
and two years. to bear interest the rate of
per cent per annum and TO be secured by deed OF
trust upon the premises sold all cash at the option
of the purchaser If the terms not complied with
liz ten days the trustees reserve the right resell III
the RISK and cost of the delaulting purchaser. Al
convey anclng at the purchasers cost. deposit OF
500 Will be requir, on the day of sale.
]. l.. JOHNSON. (r-nstas.s
no2-d&ds VIM. A THOMPSON ifos'eeS'
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Il'HE OFFICE OF THE
Light Running, Silent New American, No. = Is at
AUERBACHS Sewing Machine Rooms. corner
9Th and H. New Improved Machines of all kinds
at Bottom Prices.
Sole Agency for AUERBACH'S Saxony Wool Ger
man hand knit Jackets. corner 9Th and II. oc2O
CUPfOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEyS
- Reliable Sewing Machine House. APT 9th ST.. and
STE the New Automatic White. IL is little Daisey
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing mh12
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THIS EVENING.

4 UCrION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A On SATURDAY, OCTOBER THIRTY FIRST,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SECOND
and THIRD, at SEVEN O'CLOCK 2. NJ. will sell.
the establishment I'll 18th street northwest, all
pledges forfeited up to this date consisting of fine Gold
and silver Watches Diamonds. Rings, Bracelets.
Chains, Umbrellas, Books, 'vercoats, Dress Coats.
Vests, Pants. Ladies' listers, Dolmans, Clocks, &c
Remember, all goods will be sold without of
cost. r. SE.IINGER. Broker.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers oc:;l -3t*
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T1,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
MARBLE.ToP CHAMBER SUITES. WALNUT
BEI)STEADS, WALNUT WARDROBES. MAE
BLE-TOP SiDEBOARD, EXTENSION Ia
BLES, MARBLEToP HALL SET, BRUS-
SELLS AND INGRAM CARPETS HAIR AND
HuSk MATTRESSES PILLOWS AND boil
STEERS. LOT OF BOOKS, CROCkERY, GLASS
WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c, &c. AT
AUCTION.
TWO VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS. PURCHASED
AT THt. SALE OF THE EXPECTS OF LORD
LYTTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
FOURTH. 1885, commencing at TEN OCkOCK, at
the residence of lady declining housekeeping, No
4O7 4th street northwest, d, will sell the above
effects
Terms cash.
Oc3O-4t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.