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District 0overnnens An>s-
ASKING FOR STREET ruppoyrurvrs

<Sn 81 nkEf IzfkONkAENTS.
MI Peter NJ. Dubant was before the Commits
s sl0ne1s toaay by Invitation TO consuh about
eptacing the cobbleStone pavement on 9Th
s5rees with concrete or asphalt pavement He
1850 desires 70 have some parking and paving
oone on q street Mr.. A. B. Mullett was Also
oelore the commissioners this morning 20 ad-
vocate the improvement Of 25th street south OF
"A street TO street The GEORGETOWN delega-
uon OF citizens, whose conference with the
rived at the Commissioners Office about noon.
Messrs. w: II. Tenney, Fullalove Cropley
ates and Others composed the delegation
MI fuilalove urged the grading and PAVING OF
sioewalks, &c, OF Market, now 33d st. from M TO
n. MrW. n. Tenney requested the erection of Q
UIioge Ior vehicles over the canal at Market
street. with suitable grade from NJ to X streets,
SO as TO give better facilities for hauling goods
ana LOT travelling. Mr.. Cropley and the Others
Sovocated the Improvement of Frederick street,
between NJ and streets, and o street. west end
OF "a street, leading to the Georgetown
couege. These streets, they think,
SHOULD be improved the coming year.
J. Fisher, as representatives from the north
west section OF the city, were before the Dis
tr1ct commissioners to urge Improvements in
that portion. They state that 18th street up as
lar as Corcnran street. q street and New Hamp-
SHIRE avenue, must receive the attention of the
commissioners this year, as last year but
very little was done In this section, which
furnishes the largest proportion of funds.
Mr.. Edward Temple and Mr.. A. i. Barbour
were at the Commissioners Office to-day to per-
suade the Commissioners TO put the cost OF
grading and paving ID street from the line of the
OLD canal to Az street southwest, in. the esti-
mates for the next fiscal year. This is for the
the b. and p. railroad depot to the center Of the
city.
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PrNx Rocrx-B. q p station, osh end Ca -ros
n Y, Philsdelphia, Busson and Ne k>ss 7:1b $50
Y ssIs q niass f sa s ssS pm dy .ss
4, 10 pm. and ia:is nlsht FOR cn,c.so. onc;ansa
hmiisdl daily ESQ a M, lfAss iinel daily 70 oncan-
n.S and - Louis and except saturday 70 ShsAse'
POO an chicaso md cncannsa a sav pm I'm,
Richmond and the south. g. li0l m DALI,
IA $50 go iio an I2cs 2 O.ss so q, s AM.
1850 p m and 1915 night For Pcpes Creek Lane.
xnS.po .9 Sss $40 m ss and p s:,
K AND o Rorrs-s.aiicn, Corner View ysrrey Ave
iss tRs for so 10 and Z
70 M siG M For ssl iS s. GO. GAO. sS.
S1S e I.o Sic ss6 SIS SIS .se me-
s sis s.S mao sss s sss i 4 .sss:s
lng,on and Baitmore. s. $40, $50 a m iaio p n,
and Ii ON M s"P Taa .is sS on NE Ne
tropolitan Branch, .:25 n and II rs pm daily,
except sunday. and $50 daily: $40 p M daily.
Branch, s:40a m, daily ON sunday sops Al al sis-
tons; for Lexington. staunton aud Valley Branch,
$40 M, daily. eycers SUNDAY; Cor FredsricS sad
town and sS m san es; . rSs mAss %
day, and $50 p m daily 70 HAgsrstown. Daily en-
f ssPs SWAY sS ss sos lc Points be
Va MIDLAND Rourr-R a r ssstion,-Fu ~
Orleans and Atlanta ll;lo a. m tdall,.) For IouAs
l0:40 p. m ldsilye Manassas division. AIS D. N:
wsrrenton. ll:lS a m. 5,s5 p. IN
Orleans and inisrmediass points. Ss15 q m. d.iiy,
Memphis express. V-1o p. m daily.
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Reported for The EVENING STAR
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The circuit court for the
city Is still in session. On the probate side of
the court Sergeant Smith has been appointed
administrator of the estate of ]. s. Deavers-
The suit Of McAnermy agt Cogan has been dis
that certain stock of C. H. Graham, killed on
the Midland road, shall be paid for by the re-
ceiver.-Many of the railway suits will be
postponed until next term.
The WASHINGTON STREET IMPROVEMENT
Thomas L. Kelley has been awarded the con.
tract for putting down cutters and curb on the
North Washington street Improvement. Among
the bidders was Henry Burch, of Washington.
The rate at which the award was made to
Boyer Desmond, the late contractors, was
five cents q running foot for setting curb and
ten cents square yard for paving. The award
to Mr.. Kelley Is at 10 cents running foot for
work.
DIvoRcEs.-Judge Keith has divorced two
couples this term Of his court, having given
DEGREES dissolving the marriages Of Sarah Ma
gruder and John Magruder, and Morella Beale
and John Beale.
NOTES.-The democratic city committee has
reorganized, with Leonard Marbury chair
man. Messrs. ]. X. II. Norton, J. 3. B. Thomp-
son, Geo. I. Price. r w. Ballinger, r. L. Smith
and X. Kemper now compose the committee
1t is reported here that a child Of Mr.Ayres,
residing on the south side of Hunting creek,
was fully and immediately cured OF severe
Raglan, q neighbor, who licked the burns for an
hour.-The Salvation Army meetings at
Sarepta hall are crowded every night-Mr
Julian I. Burke Will soon put up q handsome
residence on the corner Of Prince and Colum-
bus streets.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctlonser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE, WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
No. % h STREET NORTHEAST, NEAR GOV
EMINENT PRINTING OFFICE
By virtue Of q deed of trust, dated 18th -
day of April, 1878, and recorded in Liber No. im3
I2O folio 80 one of the land records for Dis 8
trict of and further by the decree of
Court passed in equity No. 954}, substituting
the Undersigned as trustee in lieu of the trustee, de-
ceased, named in the aforesaid deed of trust, will
SELL at public auction, i'm front of the premises on
MONDAY, the FIFTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1855, at
FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON OF SAID
DAY the property described in said deed, follows
TO wit All that certain piece parcel Of land and
premises situate lying, and being in the city of Wash
ington, in the District of Columbia, and known and
designated the records of the surveyor for said
District as Lot numbered two hundred and thirty
seven t231) in square numbered six hundred and
seventy-fve (615), according to b. F. Gilbert's re-
corded subdivision of said square, together with all the
improvements, ct cetera, a three-Story brick house
with bay window. containing eleven rooms and bath
room, being house No. ~ X street northeast.
The terms of sale prescribed by the aforesaid deed of
trust follows OnefOurth the amount of indebt-
edness secured and unpaid with the of sale
cash. the balance in six, twelve and eighteen months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from the day of SALE at the rate of per
annum, and secured by deed of trust on the prop
erty sold deposit Of one hundred dollars required
at the sale All conveyancing, &c. at expense of pur-
chaser The trustee reserves the right resell the
property the same terms upon default being made
by the purchaser at the risk and of such default
ing purchaser. w. PIERCE BELL,
se2211t Trustee,
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THoa L Iurrnx11 Loun n WINE.
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HoUsR
LUTTRELL a WINE, 1890 PA AvKNUE

weare daily receiving our new Fail and w,usrr Dry
GoodS and VIII sell them 0cheap - Any house q tho
TRICoT SILKS, worth el-5o q s1-2A
IklcDT SILKS. worth 75a6 el-60.
sURAH SILKS. worth 81 Is q tl-OO.
SILK NELVETS, worth &l-2S a elyOO.
q. q. BLACK SILks IT e1OO. el-26, ellfyo. q IL
$l.So and ". 90, guaranteed In quality and uica
BoUCLE CLOTH, worth GLIB - $1.Ou
ID TRICOT CLOTH, ~ TIC. and elO0.
CLOTHS complete.
All widths OF Courtaufd's ENGIEH CRAPFN
BLANkETS BLANKEIR BI~AMKETA
AT all pricez
Our $500 BLANKETS worth 500.
Our stock of UNDERWEAR very full
We call special attention TO our mdnss CNDER~s
WEAR at Stpc. and &l.O0. Also. our Canals HnAos
lNDERWEAR, warranted not 70 shrink In wanfkxG
Our Ladies' VEST n Soc b q beauty.
bleached and Turkey red.
Don't fail TO see the $50 BI.KACHED md he bOo
Turkey Red.
Look At our 25c. CASHMERE. worth3So
CANTON FEANNEI. all prices.
FLANNEL.
Our WHITE SPREAD at sl-25 are specially cau>an
Elegant line of CLOTHS and CASSIMEREA
Always on hand q full line OF q LOVES HOSdERYa
HANDkERCHIEfS, BUTTONS, &C.
Our HANDkERCHlEESa at l2Lc are baruain.
We sell none but fir4 c4ass GoodS and Ne guarnuopo
70 sell them as cheap a. the imitation
Don't forget the place, of 10Th street ana R,
avenue 1t is UP town, but DOWN prices.
LOTTBELl q WINE
selo-lm 1890 Pa nv.
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DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER
2 BHH "A MM MM 9NNNB Pssss
3 II II IA MMMMo 90 oSS IS + bpb s.ss

is not often are able 10 offer real Diamond
Jewelry at such low figures offer them to-day,
and though II Is seldom call attention 10 stock
OF Jewelry you will find that only do carry the
largest assortment but that prices i'm nunberless
instances are far below than similar goods usually
sold for, and that I'm instance msrepresent our
goods ofiering slverplated silver fire gilt rolled
plate, &c We offer to-day:
Real Diamond Solid Gold Earrings $3.49 Pins to-
match at $29S.
Fine Rhine stone Pins very brilliant latest Designs
beautiful line of Rolled Plate Pins al 49c; for
merly, 81
solid Gold Rings with handsome SETTINGS: plain Ak.
FILLED Rings Fine Rhinestone Rings Childrens SOLID
Gold Rings. all at 9sc.
In Mourning Jewelry we have a very large assorts
ment all of the latest designs, and NJ very low pr1c<
Our assortment of Bracelets and Bangles f. veryo
complete and comprises Roled-gOld Plate Solid silver
Fine Jet, Enameled, &c. &c, ranging from 25c To Cd
per pair.
Ladies' Fine Silver Rhinestone Collar Buttons l5or
Gents Roiled-plate Collar Buttons loo.
Fine Roledgold Plate Vest Chains, 81 .9S
Best FireIiilt Vest Chains, gold patterns 99c.
Ladies' Fine Rolledgod Plate Lockets beautiful de-
sign, goods worth from 30 70 Sl0 closing Out
at from 81 TO So
Gents Locket Charms large variety at from 4ocS
30 $l9S. We warrant them rolled plate.
Our stock Is so large that but mention few4
articles and an Inspection will convince that o00
assertions In every respect are correct
n sILVERBERG d Co,
se28 21o 7ehA
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TTHHOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2OO2 STREET. NORTHWEST

BY virtue of decree, passed by the Supreme -
Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity
S92S, will SELL at public auction, in front of the A
premises on FRIDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, 1889.
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the east one half Of Lot thir-
teeE in square one hundred and tWO having front of
25.5 feet on street northwest and depth of I4O TO-
together with the improvements thereon, 2O22 II
Street.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash, onethird in six months and onethird in twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed of trust
the property, and drawing interest per cent
all cash. at option of purchaser. COnveyancng at
day of sale ANDREW A. LIpSCOMB, Trustee
se2SdSdS 321 AZ street northwest
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w C. DUvALL, Auctioneer, 925 street.

" u DCNAAA, AuctlOneer, 30 r street,
CHANCERY SALE OF THE FRAME HOUSE
FOURTH AND FIFTH sTREETs shs so 8 n I
EAST, BEING THE PREMISES KNOWN AS
Ala G STREET SOUTHEAST
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme 80
Court Of the District Of Columbia. III
equity cause No. 95O3. Docket 25, wherein J. l. Inn
mObordorf and others are plaintiffs and John Htz
and others are defendants will sell at public auction
In front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE
FIVE OCOCK p NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the City Of Washington, District
Columbia TO wit: All that certain piece or parcel OF
land and premises known and distinguished as the
east halfa Of lot numbered two (2 in square num-
bered eight hundred and nineteen $50, together
with the Improvements, &c.
Terms: One-third Gs) of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal inStallments, pay
able six (6l and twelve 2) months from date the de
ferred payments to be evidenced by prOmissory
bearing interest from the day of sale and be secured
by deed oftrust on the properly Sold all cash. at
the option of the purchaser deposit of hundred
dollars ($1OO will be required the time of sale All
conveyancing &C. at the of the purchaser. Ifhe
terms of sale not complied with within days
from the sale the Trustee the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the deuing
chaser. R ID. MUSSEY, Trustee,
Se16-eOdEdS sos 18th st. n. W.
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1DAWNBROKER'S SALE,

We will sell, at 1892 Pennsylvania avenue. at pub
tic auction all pledges forfeited by non-redempon,
from No. 900 to 1920, commencing WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER FIRST, 1885. at SEVEN O'CLOCK
p NJ. consisting of gold, silver and metal watches,
diamonds, chains, necklaces, charms lOckets scarf
pins rings, pins, bracelets rings
pencils pistols rifles books clocks Operaglasses
dreSsin cases. solid silver and plated ware, ladies'
and gents clothing and all kinds of wearing apparel.
N B.-Parties holding tickets will please take no
tice. STEINEM BROS.
FOLEY. AuctiOneer. se2S3t
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TNHOS J. FISHER q CO.. Auctioneers.

TNHOS. ]. FISHER & CO.. AuctioneerA
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND yNIM.
OF THE SEVENTH STREET TURNP IKE
TWE5EN TRUMBUII STREET AND HOWARD
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of 80
the District Of Columbia, passed In the conso- ~
dated equity causes No. 1854. wherein Oliver B. ~
Ma@ruder complainant and John w. Beall ct al de-
8. complainsnts and oliver b Msgruder ct q de:
fendants the undersigned trustees will sell, ct FIVE
SnTa DAY of On sE EErGAh <. D.. 1855
to the plat died In sald csnss No. es5z, VIZ All
that part Of tract land In Washington county, In
the District OF Columbia, known Mount Pleasant
o. S H ias
part pareel Of land fronting on the eastern bound
Afy ofthe Seventh street turnpike leading 70 ROCK.
vle md CONTAINING one square acre oflAnd bounded
sa ne q :sa o.
all the tmproyementA Eaid property was undivided
into lots q 32 70 "a fset ffont with depth O POS
Sae q "a lot. 2 improxedby large thseeory
Te9ms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money
eaan ma nd the remainder eqnAl insfalmenes,
S ss ~ -. e Ike s1d mo2shs nS%
dass ofaase. An conxWanedne q CT Of purchaser.
ne = dsRoat q $50 On each Lot reqqiFed on Day
tendayA tAe Tl.tea fssarvs tne neht @ EIeIf The
rropG00 IT, E1k and cpst q ths de6Hulfing purl
CHI 030H0E r HAIILNON 49,,
@1o1 kRANRfZlxH. 4AOKBYsf
cE1mAB0veA s1E h rosrroegznuNT1
$1,000 - D-NAX'O1 oo0O1hr -
E-u.x.,s..lS s<oss4 n.E4a1s9esS rruu.sss
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JOHNSON. Departed this life on rueshsy sep<r2
Der 18th 1870. Al five O'Clock; In triumph Of Chrs.
tan fath, Mrs MAMMA JOHNSON, the mother %
MIS- Edward Johnson and Miss Chore II yohnsou
She peacefully tell asleep.
Funeral from her late resdenca lois Rfffh ssrpro
eoutheast on Thursday, October LIST, two O'clock
Friends OF the family are invited attend .
q $50 p m, b. h kERCHEvAL, "a, thsS nrxy-sdchih
year OF his aga 49,
Funeral from his late resdence 1909 Fayetts sSehD
street, West Washington, Thursday Ocz0bar La. -
go p. m Friends invited 70 attend
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Washington stock Exchange.

tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: Y: S: 4has. 1901. reg. 121. bid.
1121s, asked. S. As, coupon, 123la bid, 123as
asked do. reg, 1922 bid, 1928 asked. d. c. per-
imp. Us, 1891, coin, 114la bid, 5la asked: do
Is, 1891, cur, 1874 bid; 120l2 asked. Market
stock IS. 1892, cur, l9i. bid. 50-year fund,
365s, 1924, cur, 5aa bid, 16l, asked. 30 year
fund, 6s, 1902, coin. l25 bid, l26 asked. Met.
Il. r. stock. 97l2 bid, 80 asked. North Cap.
4Ol. asked. Georgetown Gas, al bid Fire,
mems ms, 80 bid, Az asked. National Metro
politan ms, 81 asked. National Union ms,
1Sas bid, 1912 asked. Columbia ms, 1O3. bid
ms, $50 bid. Masonic Hall
bonds, 1921. bid. Washington Market stock,
1S12 bid, 1912 asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine, 1O7 bid, ITO asked. Bank OF Washing
ton, ~ bid. Great Falls Ice, 80 bid. Real Is
tate Title Insurance, 99L4 bid, 1O2la asked
Chesapeake q Pot. TEL Co., 65 bid.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, "a Az X
PETS. &c, CONTAINED IN HOUSE, t M0; ~
NORTH CAPITOL STREET BEfW Ell re %
AND c STREETS NORTHWEST, COMPIKIriTT
ING PLUSH PARLOR SUITES. ,, ME-!
BED LOUNGES. M. T. TABLES, DEs M
ROCKERS EASY CHAIRS EASE IS,, EN- pn
DINING TABLES. DINING CHAIRS, CHM
AND GLASSWARE, HAIR AND ,.r VI d tT Z
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, BIANk EIS. HAa
RACE, BRUSSELS, HALL, STAIR AND e oTHnHk
OUT THE HOUSE, KITCHEN REQUISITES
&C., AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FlkSI
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, at the
above-named house, all the desirable FURNITURE con-
tanned therein, to which the attention OF buyers IL
called. se2S-3t
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4 NEW ENTERpnIaB IN WAaHIN0roM.
"A 0ooDYEAR RUBBER COMPANY.
k23 9Th GtroGG D0ft6WoUk,
RepectAhlIy announce this theZ have opened 81 the
obovo locaatou Wleh 3 fnl1 tino q Ruhher 0oodA
We soiidt yosr psszoaasA ss2e-xn
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HHOMAS BOWLING, Aucsloneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN
SQUARE No 512, FRONTING ON della
VA MAE Ks a Av vI SECOND. NORTH N AND
~ virtue Of deed Of trust dated Oath June -
1 800, ana recorded In !iber No 72O at folio Z:
oy VIII offer at public sale In front OF the prenlses
III " EJD D. ESDA 7, the SEVENTH DAY OF 0CTO-
e. e. e. e. e. e e 90. 81 81 So, 81, S. Sc. 81,
subdivision Of original lots Nos. T. is. Ia and part
OF rS IN Square No. A. ss recorded IN surveyors
T S. pOOk d d. e, folio 176 Two frame houses
lois u and 62 will be sold with the lota
che on SAFE: One-third cash: the balance Of pur.
SaSS money In SIX and twelve months, with Interest
sx Per cent q AZ cash. at the purchasers option.
4 Su.a9ie deposit VIII be required. and terms must
FRED. W. JONES Attorney seS1-dts
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BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auct1oneer.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FLOODED BROOD
MARES AND STALLION PRINCE ORLOFF,
BEING THE PROPERTY OF GEN. E F..
BEALE
Having determined to break up my Breeding Es-
Enlistment. shall offer at public auction the fol-
lowing Brood Mares. believed to be with fOal by
Prince OrlOff Also. my Stallion Prince Orloff:
LIST. Stallion Prince OrlOf by Messenger Duroc out
of Glen Mary. by HambletOna. This horse Is eight
years old
ID A Bay Mare, five years old, by Kentucky
Sd White Leg, by Leland out Of Lady Belmont,
by HambletOnan. whose dam was Kate, the dam Of
Brunette Bruno and Breeze.
4th. Mamie. out Of Bell Of St Joseph, by Frank
Pierce, Sire Of StOnewall and Phil DOugherty.
5th- Knoxie dam the full sister Of Preston, record
of 2:2S. This mare Is the dam Little Knox, now
owned in New York, and trottng close to 2:2O. She
is also the dam Of Eustis, now owned by ]. ]. Ho-
gan. of Washington.
Washington. and with foal by Prince Orlof.
9TH. Miss Preston by Washington; she is the dam
sth. Nettie, by Frank Pierce. out of mare by Kam-
9Th zl out Of Belle of st. Joseph's by Kari Gold
Dust
10th. Lucy. out Of Miss Preston, by Frank Pierce
11th. Ruth, by Forest Gold Dust
18th. Sorrel Ftly, Kari Gold Dust
Sale to take place at stock yard 18th street and
Ohio avenue, FRIDAY. OCTOBER NINE, 1885
at TWELVE O'CLOCK. under direction of E. B. Laf
ferry and J. H. Hopkins
se2Sd&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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THE LATE JOSEPH HEDR1cK.-The funeral

THE LATE JOSEPH HEDRICK.-The funeral
of the late Joseph Hedrick took place this
afternoon from the residence of Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp,
931 g street northwest Rev. s. H Greene Off.
ciated and paid high tribute to the memory
OF the deceased. The remains were taken to
son, w. c. Harper, George Killmon, F. b. Lord,
c. A. Shafer and III. H. Clapp acting as pail
bearers. Mr.. Hedrick, who was q native of
Washington county, Nd, born in 1914. came
to this city i'm 1912, and for some years was en-
gagged in the flour and feed business, after which
corporation OF Washington he was a member of
the common council and subsequently a flour
inspector Later he was one of the route agents
OF THE EVENING STAR and also of the Balti.
more sun. He was man of sterling integrity
and had many friends in this community.
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FRED. W. JONES. AfsorneSyAa oAsoN'
~ TATE ON THIRD 6TREET RTcTWEFN l.
ST1ThEET AND NEW YORK AVENUE NORTH

&o n xae q decree Of the Supreme Court Off,
NJ 0ISSact q Co.umba, passed In equity cause ~
No nSiSz q William Bell ct q. against Mathew ~
nnbiic ~, tne undersigned. as Trustee win eel g
T TIVE snkSCG 44 DAY OF OCoBER, A. D. 1885, Al
ny ~ 4 ~ ~ r., al that real estate known -
kSctnSars SW0 ~ IN subdivision Of square No $50.
ne soutSSw 90 .ln,,d stree. vss dss 7s et from
, mug thence north on Third sfreef Il Ssef ard 8
Sincnes Hce ssa % feet thence south e hst ard
improvements. ~ -
snCe go g a'e; onetAtsapurchsssmonsy cash bal
th 1c e ~ intsr nom day OF sse snd payn,sn
posc6ases a. - n s1 y the plomng 1900 tas
ssvs1 nnss H .ss thereof by fhs cousk osd
"a In iares11sd1T asce money and inb9Ot be p1ad.
deposk VII l Sonysy.ncing g paschaseTe Cost 46Q
doWn ~ 49, SSS~feq when pfupartL = knoCxeq
WILLIAM ]. NILLKR. Trustses
+ TH0e M 400. O@ce ]66 xOuisi4nA1 nEenne
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DOWLINE, Auctioneer.

II DOW 111ANS]y <auCIIVHceI'
A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF DECORATIVE
AND OTHER PLANTS. EMBRACING PALMS
CROTONS, FERNS, AZALIAS, BEGONlAS,
ROSES, &C. FROM THE NURSERY OF JOHN
SAUL, ESQ. -
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER FIRST,
1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, within my auction
rooms, shall sell choice collection OF the above
plants. se2S-3t
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I,OR SALF-CORNER LOT, WELL SUITED FOR
il business purposes for several small houses. No
cash If built on once. 4. A MCINTYRE, 91S + ST.
ne2S5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30
"EEKS CO.
w Will sell at III 7th street northwest,
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER FIRST, 1885, at

large assortment of unredeemed pledges, consist
ing of Ladies' and Gents gold and silver watches,
open and hunting cases. gold chains and sets of
iockess buttons Solid Silver and hated ware fades
and Gents plated chains mirrors, books, cloth and
dress patterns, Ladies' coats circulars Gents coats,
pants vests overcOats uisers, guns pistols clocks
Ladies and Gents dressing cases. wOrkbOXes surgical
Instruments very fine paror organ, slippers opera
glasses, &c.
The sale will continue until all the goods sold.
Persons holding tickets which time has expired
will please take notice R. SELINGER
I'll 18th st.
WEEKS & co AuctiOueer. Se2S-4t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-30
NEw YoRK MuIrsEsr SroHx.
$50 SEVENTH STREET. NEAR

The proprietor having engaged in another and en-
urely different business wishes 70 sell quickly =
possible regardless OF cost the stock hand
He WILL therefore, offer the entire Il ver
low prices. Hyou need any of the articles enumea0
ated below it would be well 10 secure them ~ oncsl
The stock consists Of
Over Thirteen Thousand Yards OF RIBBONS, al
widths, coiors and quality. much le~s than cost
One ThousAnd Colored and Black STRAW HATH
and BONNETs. half price.
Two Thousand Yards OF HAMBURG ED0INQf
much len than cost
Three ThousAnd Yards White sDd B,ack ousaoQf
and Silk LACEs. half price
FLOWERS and FEATHERS - your own pssosL
One thousand Dozen PEARL DRESS and sHIR4
BUTTONS. less than cost
Also. VELVET. SATIN VELVET RIBBOEA
cLARKB SPOOL COTTON. SPOOL SILKS. pRE1D
SHIELDS, PAPER CAMBRI(s. sfLEsIAs, DExs
TuRB KNITTING COTTON, GARTER ELAeTIC8s
GRAPE Wells. BLACK ENGLISH GRAPE
POCKET BOOKS. COMBS. HAIRPINs, PINai
NEEDLHAND FANCY o0oIs GENERALLY, Z
iess than oosk
The goods must ~ sold and VIII b oGhepa =
pricss thst VIM move them quickly.
The stock is also casrsd In bulk 10 any one wiu>-
% engage IN bustnsaL
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
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