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ihhEh crEhA CoAPANIES IN TROUBLE.
A chicago special to the New York Tribune
dated December 12 says: disagreement I'm the
Boston Ideal Opera company, which has been play.
Ing at Peoria, Ill, has resulted in the discharge OF
Miss Agnes Huntington and the filing OF two libel
suits, An interview appeared in the 7rdnscripf OF
Peoria last Friday, in which Miss Huntington de-
clared that Manager Foster had prevented her
from appearing before the curtain In response to
recalls, and that he had favored Nile La Blanche
ana Vile De Lussan, especially the latter. As the
result OF the publication Miss Huntington was dis
charged Oy Mr. Foster who also instituted a libel
suit Tor $1,000 against her. Miss Huntington also
began suit against Mr.. Foster for a similar
amount: AT last nights performance Mile. De
Lussan tainted on the stage, but the audience, &c
Is said, Jailed to display any sympathy. A dis
patch declares that the sympathfes OF the COM
pany are with Miss Huntington.
Another Chicago dispatch OF the same date says:
seventeen italian girls, until to-day members OF
t tns National Opera company, were this evening
that they would otherwise be left here helpless
They were engaged at Milan, ITALY, less than three
months ago, and none OF them understand Eng
l1sh One of them Is very Ill. The girls claim that
they were discharged last night without a word OF
warning, incompetence being the alleged cause
Inc discharge, it is claimed, is a breach OF con-
A Chicago dispatch, dated last night, says: This
afternoon, few hours before to-nfght's perform
in a suit he has had pending here for several
months against the American Opera company,
and the writ was levied upon the scenery, cos
operas Mr. "a an o9II er
OF interfering with the performance, and arrange
ments were set on foot to furnish q Forthcoming
bond by the National Opera COMPANY and to re-
lease the property.
dispatch from Wilmington, DEL, December 1a,
says: The Bessie Gray Opera company performed
In the Academy OF Music, this city, all OF last
week 70 poor houses. Last night attachments
amounting to over 5000 were placed upon their
goods and they are now here in a stranded condi-
tion. The Opera house managers here have given
them the use OF that building for one night TO en-
able them, If possible, 60 raise money enough to
get out OF town.
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VTVRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON FOUR
aaTREE1!s sn1iTHMEsf n III n};EM,oM AND

VvNhUSIEE'S SALE Or PROPERTY ON FOUR
L AN NIsH5a! sF,l STREET BETWEEN 4 AND n
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of saeH
the District Of Columbia passed In Equity Cause
No. 1OO61, on the 3Oth day of November 1856 ~
will as Trustee sgP1inted in said c.nse ssl at pub
OF DEGEMhER, AID. 1886 Ut HAIF-PAsT FOGh
O'CLOCK Pm, in front Of the premseG all those Ger
tain lots OF parcels of ground known and described ~
numbered FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY- fivK
(j45), according to the ground plan Of the city az
W.shington and the sHbyision 81 W. Jones OF said
Office Of said District in book marked IN r. nj FOiio
267 which sid real estate is situated in the city Of
Washington and District Of Columbia ~
These Lots front on 4k street 25 feet each with /.
depth of 100 feet to an alley
Terms ne.third cash. balance in eoua1
st one and two years notes to be given By purchaser
bearing sx per cent per snnum interest .d be re.
cured by deed VI trust on the property sold All IN
or hens by reason thereof on said real esiate viii be
BE r the sost @ the purchaser the sh.ii
the trustee win resen the property in default IT tRs
cost anG fisn q me Purchaser after hve
published in Warrington. D. C. depo1s Of Si6O on
esch lot win be required ut time Of sale
WYMAN I. COLE Tr,,stee
DUNoANsoN BROS. Aactioneen dS-did:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON Z
STREET NORTHEAST AT AUCTION:

VALUABLE ESIJ 2,,,, UNIMPR0vED, PROPERTY ON Il
On MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH an&
1856, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the ~
premises, will sell, without reserve, the follow
tng-descrbed property. being part Of lot numbered
nineteen u9l in square numbered eight hundred and
the S q said square and
thence south one hundred feet; thence east twenty
beginning.
Terms One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for which the purchasers notes. bearing six
property sold will be taken all cash option of the
purchaser deposit of one hundred dollars will be
Ing At cost Of purchaser # terms are not complied
resold at the risk and cost of defauting purchaser
dl-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
eFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence of rain until SATURDAY, DECEMBER
EIGHTEENTH, 1885, at same hour and place.
d14-dts THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auc,,oneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctOneers.
ExE ESG g S SALE Of LQEFFLERs GARDEN BE-
81 PAhT 81
SQUARE FIVE HUNpREp AND ,FIFTY.FIvE
HHeRESPR 3 u alR PIE 50 ~ H9S
OFFICE III FOB DIT, The DISTRICT Of GoLnMBIA 4
ASb TEsf f5T TSHHf w HT # sSF
81 tESn' &! Is b. On sss q
O'CLOCK M, Lot 81, in Losfier's subdivision Of
per cent snn9m rom the day Of sale or all
g. Of Of Of
piled with within 10 days after sale the executor
n paSs
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published in
!SSS5aH: at
sE n R2sTR2kFR II s.
DECEMBER 1885, same 5Sp fs sHa glsse wA1TrR
Executor of Estate Of Finest hse d Deceased
tHTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POSTPONED
OF snd
place: CHARLES A. WALTER.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
No. HOG ST NV.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER SIXTEENTH 1886,
ct ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following properties will
be offered:
By THOs. E. wAGGAMAN
Noo ov,l R<b, ~, he = -
m. l. and frame house in pit lot 13 So SOL
to be sold as whole
Nos. 221 Kentucky s.. e.. 216 2l8, geo and 222
18th st. g. fhs, lot 8, So Of 1915; to be sold as
whole.
Terms at time Of sale.
d13-3t. THOs. E. wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctioaeers.
THE SUPERB TURKISH RUG AUCTION.
Rare Collection from the Interiors Of Turkey and
Persia.
The mammoth catalogue comprises
SO Hand Embroidered Angora PORTIERES; extra
40 Very Large Royal Turkish. MOSQUE 1mgeElal Per
c he share sd w sI rse is
aairements 81 tie Washinstonians. 'N AVA VAC ~
OO Gamers HAIR, 1spanan hOurtustan ana DagneStan
Hall RUGS. Some are about feet wide and Is
feet long.
100 Modern and Antique Daehestan and shirvan Kas-
sack RUGS, of exquisite texture.
25 New Bright Persian RUGS.
25 Rare Prayer Rugs
80 Silk Antique, Kourdistan, Mecca Khorassa, Box
hara and Shiratz RUGS.
SO Perfectly Fresh Turkish Anatolial, Tebriz and
Karabagh RUGS.
Interesting SADDLE-BAGs, Rare and Serviceable
ALSO,
full assortment of Curios from the Bazars Of Con-
stantlnopleSnlylla and Cairo shops such as Bull
garan Doyleys, Turkish ocarfs, Damascus Yellow
Silk Draperies. Persian Table Covers, Turkish
Cushion and Pillow Covers, Fec, Otter OF Roses,
&c, &c.
Exhibition THURSDAY, December 10th
Sales FRIDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY, Deem
Der Der l5thi 18th and 10th, at ELEVEN A. NJ, and
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
d11-6t Corner 9th aud d SITS.
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The Trial Of ssBOOller'' McQuade.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE CABLE ROAD ON THE WIT
NESS STAND.

TIE PRESIDENT OF THE CABLE ROAD ON THE W.T.
NESS STAND.
The trial Of eX-BoOdle Alderman McQuade was
continued in New York yesterday. A. s. Will
ltams, president OF the cable road, was called,
and testified that he was vice-president in 1884.
aldermen for the franchise, nor did he know that
any one had been given authority TO make
any such offer. On croSs-examinat1on wit
ness said the cable road issued bonds in
a trust company. The company had authority to
issue S15, 600 600. They did issue two millions In
December, 1884, or the early part or 1855. To the
recorder witness said that TWO or thre hundred
thousand dollarsswOrth OF bonds were converted
into cash In the latter part OF 1884 Witness said
the company had representatives and six or eight
lawyers at Albany in 1854.
EX-ALDERMAN ON THE STAND.
EX- Alderman Charles II. Reilly, one Of the in
dtcted men, wass sworn and contradicted Fullgran
and Duffy every essential point in their evidence
Ex-Alleged Boodler Thomas Cleary, who, by reason
OF sudden alleged Illness had been unable TO teS-
ttfy at the first trial, Was next sworn. He, like
Reilly, not at any OF the meets OF the alleged
combine, though he, Reilly, and q Nell did call on
Mclaughlin during his illness. AfIer further teS-
timony from this witness, Lawyer Newcombe
said: .'That will do.'
"HOw about that female?" inquired Cleary with
out moving TO arise from the witness chair refer
nearest neighbOr, who swOre Cleary had been one
OF those she saw frequently calling at McLaugh-
Inns house during the critical period OF alleged
Doodle calls
II think have examined you closely enough on
on that point, said Lawyer NewcOmbe, but Cleary
insisted on being heard and In answer TO inquiries
said he never rang the wrong bell in calling on
Mclaughlin and was never there in company with
ness on the occasion OF hts first visit, which was
between May and september, 1854.
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A. b. Frssrr.
DRUGGIST.

having recently bought the Drug Store of J. s.
iyree' corner OF Tth and SITS. nw has just laid in
large invoice Of pure Drugs and (,bem,cnls With
large stock of HOLIDAY GOODS such as Dressing
Cases. Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases. Whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes, Hair and Tooth Brushes also Fancy
Cufdlass bottles too numerous to mention which he
respectfully invites the public to call and examine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mr..
J. y. Tyree to remain with ma. n3O-lm
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lave coucluued % dispose OF tlelf entire stock Of
FINE CIGARS At AUCTION
beginning WEDNESDAY the TWENTY-SECOND IN
SLANT, at THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ, at my auction
rooms In and Pennsylvania avenue and continuing
THURSDAY and FRIDAY TWENTY-THIRD and
TWENTY;FOURH at TEN A. NJ. and THREE p. NJ.
These goods sustained no damage whatever and are
GUARANTEED STRICTLY FIRST-CIAASS in every
catalogue. Remember the day and date and secure
d14-dkds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES, AT
"a III SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, CON-
MIE1NNG1NG WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER FIF-
UP TO XMAS
This sale win consist Of PRESENTS suitable for the
nolldays. Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Plated
Chains large assortment Of Rings Ladies. Gold Pins
ladies' and Gents Gold Lockets, Etc. This is OF
the sales Of fne ewelry ever offered at auction
Goods sold during the day at private sale at auction
PRICES R. SELINGER, Broker, I'll 7th st. NV.
dist FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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TIE EVENING STAR is served to subse, fbers In the
city BY carriers on their own 10 cents
week or &c per month Copies at the co,Ir tar 2
cents each BY mAll-postage prepald-5O cents a
month. one year. St; six months s3 ~
Entered at the Post Office at Washington d c. as
The WEEKLY STAR-publisbed ON Fridav-s1 ..
year postage prepaid Six months so cents
EFAn mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
nc paper sent longer than is paid for -''
Rates of advertising made known ON apnlics.,o,
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From the New York Tribune.
The death OF Abraham Dowdney and the elec-
ton OF Abram s. Hewitt as mayor make two va
cancies In the Congress delegation from this city
with the beginning OF the year. Mr.. Hewitt
represented the tenth district containing the
eleventh, sixteenth and eighteenth assembly
districts; and Mr.. Dowdney the twelfth, con-
tanning the twentieth and twenty first and that
part OF the twenty second assembly district lying
between 59th and seth stFeets Lexington avenue
and the East river. The terms OF MeSsrS. Hewitt
and Dowdney expire On the 9Th OF March next.
M0sa 0a me plnens demSSra t eaas asSS s
these districts, on the ground that New York city
should not be shOrthanded in this Congress Tor
resign before January LIST, and II is felt that he
might just as well resign so that the governor msG
order special SECTIONS to I'LL the two vacancies
at an early day. Mr.. Hew1tt's district is the one
where Allen ThOrndfLe Rice and r. B. 6pin0la
ran at the last election, and where, II is alleged,
Michael Organs treachery defeated Mr.. Rice.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE STOCK AND
FIXTURES OF A MERCHANT TAILOR's Es-
Isl RG fsNTa sHKHhn Be
str o am Gsf Ro S co Of the
bate business passed on the It'll day Of December
3sss E I'll Sn 3 1920 dSHxETESSKSSa
AT TEN O'CLOCK a, NJ. said stock and Fixtures
the latest styles and best and seasons
fsbiess Singer G
Terms cash
GEO: G. BERGLING,
dl53t admir- OF Bernard Bergling, Deceased.
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTAT E.
On SATURDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTEENTH,
on !hs shs
offer at public sale the following described property
timber, well fenced improvements consist Of tenant
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; balance in one and
with said notes
d11-dts Norbeck P. o., Montgomery Co, Nd
ETEsSTEE Es,f SALE 11, Of
ROOF BRICK HoGsG 10 so A:iNN2EIM M fEksES
sB SHs5H ASB Ell Sas$ s#pS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Dir Of p sqat
trustee appointed in said will offer for sale ON
TUESDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF Deem
Der, A. ID. 1886 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ in front of the premises oil those certain pieces
or parcels Of ground and premises known and described
the ground plan plat of the city of Washington,
in the District of Columbia and being all Of lot
numbered one hundred and three uO3). Of b. f. Gill
bert's recorded subdivision of square numbered six
hundred and seventy five (675) improved by q two
inS AZ Rs The ABOVE
will offer for sale, in front Of the premises all that
piece or parcel OF land known the ground plat or
plan Of said city and being all of lot numbered six
30, in II. Shepherds recorded subdivision of suuare
west Of square numbered six hundred and twenty
three 1920 improved by two-story and
brick house No. SOB New Jersey avenue northwest
ALSO: ON WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY SECOND
DAY OF DECEMBEk, A. d. 1886, at HALF-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK r M in front Of the premises, will
to all that piece parcel of land aud premises known
and described the ground plan plat said city as
and being all OF lot numbered nine t in square num-
bered i've hundred and seventy six (576).
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in equal instruments in and two
years Tor which the notes OF the purchaser to be
given heaIinE six per cent per annum interest," aud to
secured BY deed Of trust ON the premises sold all
cash. At option q the purchase: deposit OF 300
ing, &C. Ut purchasers cost. II the terms Of sale arr
not complied with In fifteen days the property in de-
fault will be resod ut the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser after five daps public notice of such re-
sale i'll some newspaper published in Washington, D.
&C. WILLIAM ]. WARREN Trustee -
The Woodmont, 18th st. and Iowa Circle
DUNCANSON bhOs, Aucts. d1-eO&ds
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Judge Brady, in the court Of oyer and tefminer,
In New York yesterday sentenced Andrew J..
Wightman, the private detective, who was con-
vicIed OF biackma1l In connection with the Sears
divorce case, 70 three years In state prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14

GOT TIE DROP on HN.-About three weeks ago,
In Madison county, KY, Joe Wagers and John
Thomas quarreled over some money, and In the
fight Wagers got the better OF his Antagonist.
Since that time Thomas sent Wagers Ioessa9eA
threatening his life. Last Friday as party q nix,
OF which Wagers was one, was returning fro "A q
bird hunt Thomas overlook them on the highway.
After he had passed Wagers he looked back, and,
seeing who It was turned on his horse and drew
his pistol which he leveled at wagers' head De-
fore he could ire Wagers detected the movement,
and, raising his gun, fired without taking aim.
The whole load, witch was Of bird shot, struck
Thomas In the face and head, causing instant
death Thomas was known as dangerous man.
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tees, resident within the district. Now there are
but nine trustees In all and they cannot represent
all the different districts; at least they are not,
as matter OF fact, SO selected Under this bill
three trustees will be chosen from each school dis
trct and it Will be noticed there are four thousand
eight districts in all. This bill provides merely
that the board OF trustees shall be appointed by
the commissioners TO represent the districts In
which they reside giving three trustees to each
Mr.. Cobb spoke at length in defense Of the
bill, after which Mr.. Barbour moved the previous
question.
THR FIIIBUsTERING
then began. MI. Cannon offered an amendment
to require the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
Of the District to appoint the board, but Mr.. Bar
bour refused to yield for it, The vote for the pre-
vtOus question was ayes, 81; noes 81
Mr.. Durham moved to adjourn. The last motion
was defeated by vote OF 81 to "a. The commit
which amendments would be received II there
was no factious opposition. but this failed. The
ilibustering then continued until adjournment.
The Question Of Help.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR
would like to emphasize the truth OF the state
mentS OF Miss Lucy stone published in THE STAR
of last Saturday. The statements she makes are
true OF large portion OF the northern central
states. All through Illinois, wisconsin, Iowa, and
presume other states, the utter inability to pro-
cure any, will not say goOd-hOuse help, in the
country and in small villages is so notorious that
people have given up trying to procure them. In
the cities house help is plenty, though always
commanding better wages than here. But those
into the country to work, or II trying 1t will not
remain 1t is one of the singular incidents OF the
development OF our country that, with the flood
OF immigration, the rapidity OF substitution OF
machinery for hand labor I'm so many branches OF
industry, the supply OF those who seek service as
"hired girls" has continually decreased. Forty
Illinois
help In private families. We now pay from s.
to 81 per week, 81 day for washing and
cleaning house, when We can procure help but
incidents Miss Stone narrates, and which appear
to the reader to be exceptional, are so common as
states. There are plenty of women, girls and boys
in this city, whose income is scanty and precari-
Gus, who could find good employment and SatiSfac-
work by occasionally bringing this fact to notice.
December 13, 1886. h.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:-Mary
e; Hodges to }; W. Sinclair, Jr sub lots Il 10
George Martin, lot "a, Lanier Nights, $3.50.
Joseph Paul ct al to L. NJ. Taylor ct al, sub lots
fst and s 1a So s7 cord to E.
Maulsby ct al to s ". Augenstein trustee, part 5.
So. 453 $4,000; T: D. Bond to Eliza Benseman,
Sehar1, part 10, SO. s19. Jacob schar to Lydia A.
F; PyIes, lots 500 to 572, Tniontown; $, 200.
A. G Clark s to John a tutsrei lot 50. ioo5
H aT to M NJ BAILEY ToS s
lots 4, and g blk: IA, and 8, blk. %, Meridian
Hill; s6,ss366. Beattle Lanston to Elizabeth
Washington; S., 900. s. S. Shedd to D. Cornell, ct
al, IN trust, SO. Ga; 8 Helen Bunnemyer to r.
n Morrison sub g. s. se4; = v; oB1ien to +
I Ere INSURANCE CO o. to mos
?. ODea, pit. 6 SO. III; 81 600. John T. Arms to E.
H Be 'I p 80 g. So s' r. aosis
Marie Louise Harrison, sub. lots "a and 25 So 1875;
3 Marie Louise Harrison to JAS. NJ. Johnston,
Rowland, sub. lot 81 50. 155; 81 s17 F. G. Barba-
does to Mary Jane Worinley, pr. Of the Vale, $50
eeFss e a. GS s I
g. w. Salter ct al, trustees to H. B. Mum ct al,
same property; q, $50. Rosa Wallace TO D. d.
D. D. Stone to B. H. warner and Geo E. Emmons,
trustees, same property; $4,000. John Conneso
anu +. r: McManOn, SUD ID 50. 2O6, $6,OOO. Emma
Clagett to c. B. Pearson, sub lot g. So 544 81 200.
A. l. johnson to Henry Murray, SUB lot ~ So. As;
8, O9375 Miriam g. Knight to Ann c. Baden,
lot 30, So. $50; 81, 800. Emma j. Carpenter TO
Sall1e F. T1bbtS, sub 53, So. 917; $500.
Harriet r. Clayton to Eleanor v. Hale, sub A. so.
5O7; 81 500 j. ]. Edison to G. w. Luckett, pts 1856
to 100, SO. 546; $3.50. JEANNE f. St1ckney TO TOs.
Sampson, pit 5, So. 285; s.. Elizabeth A. Smith TO
George E. Butter, pit. 8, sec. Z, Barry Farm; $115.
John Sherman to Cecilia s. Sherman, lots and
10, blk. 81, Columbia Heights; S. so In Tay-
loret al trustees TO Hiram Michaes, sub 1885, 67;
$50. Hester A. Clements to j. W. Wade, part z,
So. 1926; $500. j. B. W1ltberger to Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company, right OF way over certain
land In county; =. George C. BOden to c. b
Church, interest In the estate OF G. A. w. Randall;
$500; ". A. Ii. Church TO c. w. Church, sub lot
IL, So 433; $4,000. Helen WetmOre TO Florence b.
Soger, sub lots 80 and 81, So. SOL; $780, ID. w.
Patterson to B. II. Warder, part sub Al, So 1877;
s. A. NJ. Burns to j. q. Slater ct al, lot D. 81.
500; S15O. Elizabeth j. Rock to L. g. De MOl sub
lot 49, 81. 934; 8, 800. John Sherman to $. Tai
bert, sub lots Al and ~; So :7; ,S26.4O s. Tai
bert to c. DeanO, same property; So, Sc,640. L. Q.
c. Lamar to S, Maddox, ct al, trustees lot 13 res
c. =. Lavinia Young to Della Chapel, sub lot
IL, block 80, Columbia Heights, $, S:59O5. II. G..
Dulaney, jr, to Miranda Fraser, sub II, So. 81 ;
800. Same to A: P: Sckles, sub liz, do; GOO.
II. w. Baton to +. H. Ripley, part 25, So. 500;
1000. r. Halliday to ". D. Taber, part 49, So.
$50; r. Carrie E. T. Knox to L. A. Darneine,
part and T. So. 1914; 500. g. A. Kuhn TO B..
Elwood Kelley, part 8, So. $50; $. Eugene Nc
Carthy to j. h. Gray parts and 50. 34l; S. 500.
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FINE CIGARS At AUCTION

Owing TO fire recently occurring at their factory
whereby their stock slightly damaged by fire. they
nave concluded to dispose Of their entire stock Of
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GREAT FIRE SALE
UNREsERvED SALE OF 100000 FINE CIGARS
FOR ACCOUNT OF BARON l. CO.. BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND
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THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POSTPONED
on account of the weather until FRIDAY, SEVEN
TENTH OF DECEMBER, 1886, same hour and
place. CHARLES A. WALTER
Executor Of Estate Of Ernest Loeffier, deceased