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II ARGE BRICK DWELLING. NO $40 sTREEl
1A(HED. 6Ax1S To WIDE AI.I.LV

TNUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneer&
TRUSTEEy SALE OF EIGHT pL LEAsURE BOATS
AND BOAT HOUSE AT AUCTION
By virtue ofa deed Of trust duly recorded In liber
Washington, o. G, we VIII SELL on THURSDAY,
THE THikTIEfH DAY OF sEPTEM Der. A. d.
the premises known a. Baker Johnson's boat house.
JsrbOes wharf lwest ol Columbia boat house), In
toned In schedule attached 70 said trust consist
EIGHT PLEASURE BOATS,
and Boat House on Jarboe's wharf, Georgetown, DC.
Terms cash
= WILLIAN A. GORDON, 1r.
]. HOLD6WORTH GORDON, Arus'eA
IN,rEplArELY AyrHR THE ABOVE SALE,
yv = surviving partner further sell the balance of
BOATS, TOOLS, DC,
belonsnx 70 the hr, bf The pafposs q closing bus
ness GEO. w. JOHNSON,
"s sea7-ss Surviving partner of Johnson 4 Baker
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will sell for R SeiiDSer, at I'll 7th st. n.w COM
menctng FRIDAY, OCr BIER FIRST, 1856, at
SEVEN Pm. large line OF sold Gold, silver and
Nickel Watches. Diamonds, Gold and Plated Gents
and Ladies' Chains. Go hiBgs, Plated and solid sill
yer and ia all one OF the largest stocks of Jeweiry
OF Overcoats, Cisters Suis Pants, Ladies' Coats,
Dress Patterns, locks, ooks. Mirrors, &C. 1 will
continue every evening Until lot IL Sud. Persons
holding tickets winch The time has xpired Will
please take notice.
r. SELINGER, Broker.
FOLEY, AuctOneer Se2S-ota
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w CLARENCE DUvALL.
W. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DCMBARTON STREET BETWEEN
GREENE AND MONTGOMERY STREETS,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DUMBARTON STREET, BETWEEN
GREENE AND MONTGOMERY STREETS.
0EORGETOWN, D G.
BY virtue of Q deed Of trust to us, dated the -
T1st day Of May. 1879. and duly recorded in f..:H
Ll0ef NO: BIZ folio 3O6, one of the Land Re es1M
CORDS OF the District Of Columbia, af the r,s.en
request OF the party secured thereby we SELL by
Rublc auction, IN front OF the premises. on WEDNE-
DAY. OCTOBkR SIXTH. 4. d. 1855, at HALF
fASI -FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, ali that certain lot,
piece or parcel OF ground situate and lying In George
town. IN the District of Columbia and known as the
west half or part Of Lot numbered l2S) one hundred
ana twenty In Bealrs addition TO (3eor1efoRn
now Known and described aS sQuar pumbered sew.
enty, commencing tor the same at q pOint on the
nofth line OF Dunlbarton street sixty (BO) feet east
rom the Intersection OF said Greene and DumbAfton
streets tnence running along the th line of Dunn.
parton street. east thirty (3O feet; thence north
hundred aud twenty Q2Ol feet, more OF less, to an
aiey thence west thirty t3O) feet aud thence south
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale One-third OF the purchase money In
cash and the balance In equal payments in SIX twelve
ana eighteen months with interest ct six per cent
rom DAY ofsale the deferred payments 10 be secured
Dy deed OF trust upo the premises sold or All cash. at
tne option oI the purchaser deposit Of 500 viii
De af the time of sale Taxes paid TO day OF
sals ..s II the terms q sale are not Complied with
WITHIN ten days the Trustees reserve the right to re-
se q the RISK and cost Of defAulting purchae alter
nve days advertising In The Evening Star news
cost
.saAA.a. USE ;TS e; =, J WILSON. R rrussee.
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nUNCANsoN. Bkoa. AueeionesrA
kHrrRE wELl.KxrT HousEH0Il guRNI-
ppVW1hi.IrSa pVHh Saha Ia ltss PIEHcE fEAGE, BE. Be
TWEEN EIETEEESTsHar ANp sTrdanEFNTH anE k
gAR,pk sTITE n 1r 3 rTtIG THIsLES ESwfAi, wMfAAhSuT z
CHfNE raiHInARiY IF iY NEW, BhDSTEAD, ROCK
ERs, LATIRFsskA PILLOWS AND Boil
WAINuT s1lEsoAhpi WALNET W1AsLsN ExTEN.
eIVN ZA1Lk DiNING ~ ~ IA S SttdMA III An. IND
S1a sIoTE BUDY kusE ELA, INGRAM And
(NEA bly, NEWT
90. AT AUCTION
On rHlDAY MoRNING. OCTOBER FIRST.
conmenrinR nS TAN O'CLOCK We VIII I'LL - the
aboye- nsued foG1dence ali the welkkepe furniture,
&C. coniaIusd - 6ren having been used sue 9 short
anle and should con- DSuo 10 eoeeasee 81 RA9Se In
need Of boushot4 goods esS1oo
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR GLASS;
OvYICK OF BUILDING FOB STATE


pROPOsALs FOR GLASS
u OTYIcE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DERARrMENTs,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. sep ember %, 1855.
olished plate. double thick and hammered GLASS re-
euired iof the and wings of the Bui ding
for stste, ar and Navy Departments IN this city.
The SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850, and
opened thereafter in presence of bodefa
specifications Ierai Instructions TO bidder, and
lshsd manufacturers and dealers on Application to
this ofnca THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps Of EngiseafA
CTEAM BOILERS AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
y ARcH1Tscrs OrILE, u. 9. CA1IIoI,
a. wAsnIHeroN, ID. G., September 1S. 1870.
Proposals will be received af this ONCE until
TWELVE NJ Of OCTOBEl; FIVE, 1885. for two sec
onal water tube steam Boilers to be set In battery OF
less than one hundred and ffty Q5O, horse power
isoi n - ''N'' '-'''' '''A'' WINS '-'''' ''''' up
separate proposals win be received 1t the same time
FOR Lighting the entire senate wing Of the United
Fur,hsr information may be obtained 1t this Office
The right TO reject any or AL bids Is reserved
EDWARD CLARK.
se222aw2w Architect U. 8. Capitol
DRoPOeALs FOR CONSTRUCTING TANK
pEyoRM SCHOOL. DIsrRrcr OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHINGION. Sept 70, 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received the ONCE of the
fres lent Of the Board Of Trussses S3 We
constructing = TANK HOUSE on the grounds ofthe
Reform School
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications together
Application therefor q. the office OF the Secretary Of
the Board of Trustees, at No. 1884 ST. NV, and
only bids upon these forms will be considered.
parts OF bids GEORGE w. ADAMS,
se24-6t President Board Of Trusteee
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BOWLING, AuctIoneer,

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, COTTAGE
SUITl6, PARLOR FURNITURE, BAMBtO
kOCkEkS. ODD Phi CEs OF PARLOR AND
n, MATIkisSEs, M -. BED iINEN, PILLOWS AND
BOLsTkkS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CAR
PEIH. RCtiE, SIDEBlARD, EXTENSION AN D
OTHkR TAbLES, KITCH EN- REQUISITES
ETC, AT AUCTION.
On 1AC RSDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRTIETH
1856 commencing al I EN- O'CLOCK, Al the residence
of lady declining housekeeping, 18th street u w.
will sell the above goods.
Terms cash.
seq .-1tS THOMAS DOWIING Aucf
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN
A. HOUSE No 2O7 & STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing -
date June 13, 1883 aud recorded in Liber O4O isR
fOo 413, ct seq, of the land records Of the e&
District Of Columbia Al the request Of the y rty
secured Thereby, We WILL on THURSDAY next.
sEPTEM BER 80. 1880 AT HALF-PAST FIVE
OCLOCk r M sell at public auction. In front of the
premises all that certain lot OF land situate the
Saiy OF washins.on 81 Ing in said Dstr's.. known as aud
seventy-s Ven l5s7). the same having front of
enteen feet on street south west and running back
@. even width depth Of sixty feet more particu-
arly described In said deed OF trust together with the
improvements thereon. consisting ola twOs. .ory frame
house
Terms Of sale: Ons-half the purchase money In
cash: the balance In one D year secured by OF
purchaser and deed ef trust on the premises sold
purchasers Terms Of sale 70 be com Piled VIII
In ten Ivl days from the day Of SALE the trustees
reserve the right TO resell said lot and premises
cost and risk OF def uting purchaser. deposit of
500 required at the time of sale
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
ONCE 4S2 Louisiana ave. n W.
CYRUS X. TOSS, Trustee,
ee23d6ds Residence los Mass ave. n. e.
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HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VINHOMAS BOWLING, AuctOneeE
PARLoR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES,
ASH CHAMBERS rs, SINGLE AM DOUBLE
WALNUT BEi,Srt.ADS, MATTRESSES, d. :,
DINING TABLE; 8 WALNUT Gs; CHAIRS.
RAGE tNEARLf NEW, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES &c, DC, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
THtRTIETH, 1885. commencing at ZEN O'CLOt K,
shall sell. at residence 2Z22 street northwest
an exceileht lot OF furniture. se27-3t
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L Real Estate Auctioner.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES No 1915 E
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust to the undersigned, -
recorded In Lber No. 813 Folio 264 Ut the land t#
records Of the district Of Columbia, we will sell g;
Q. public auction IN front Of the premises, ON
NESDAY. THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY UF SEP
TEN BIER, 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
p a.; Lot No IA, OF subdivision OF part of square No
Z66. In the city Of Washington ID. &. Improvements
consist Of three story brick building, suitable for
business purpOsea
Terms: Onethird cash: balance at six and twelve
months for which the notes of the purchaser bearing
from day of sale and secured the property
will be taken.
WM NWfw1s i GHtE1rHtANEy q ! 1ItAs trustees
THOS E. WAGaAMAN, Auct se1Sd&ds
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A Kansas City young mau named Kempner
bell IN sealvatIop Army meeting.
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AUCTION SALES.
CIx FINE BUILDING LOTS sUIrA BILE FOR
y bUSINESS CORNER OF FOUR AND A-HALE

y BUSINESS, CORNER OF FOUR AND. .A-HALE
STkEET AND MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
~, On MEDMEs9AY AFTERNOON: sEPTEM- -
BER TWENTY-NINTH,a ut HA LF-PAST FIVE4o
O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front of the premises -
LOT I. RESERVATION d,
fronting 136 feet on IA street. 35 feet on MARYLAND
svenSs S and sG liz feet on 39oot slley and win
and on Maryland avenue. These lots contain from
0oO to Lass square feet, the depth varying. They
being In q good business section of the southwest
should attract the attention of investors
three years notes ~ be given bearing a per cent
ann,m interest and to be secured by deed of
the premises, or all casf at the option OF the pur-
chaser depoeit OF 500 each lot required at
sale. Conveyancing. DC. st purchasers cost Terms
to be complied vita in ten days. otherwise right
purchaser. after fve days public advertisement OF
sucn resale IN some newspaRsr published ~ wash
se23-24.25,27Ads Aucfioneers.
rUHHoa e ewAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auetioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES. NO. 1914 e
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of deed OF trust to the undersigned. 80
resordei IN iiosr NO s23 folio 246. OF the Land
Records OF the District Of Columbia will sell, fsW
4t pubic auction in front Of the premises, WE'D
NESDAY. TIL TWENTY.NINTH DAY OF SEr-
TkMBER 1855. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, Lot No.
- OF subdivision Of part OF square No. 1856 in the
athreestory brick building suitable for business pur-
poses.
Terms: One-third Cash. balance at six and twelve
months Tor which the note Of tne purchaser bearing
interest nom of sale and secured the property
LEWIS CLEPHANE, lr.,.....
VIM. f. MATTINGLY, lrus'eeS
THO& E WAGGAMAN. Auct se1S-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Il bEs9 ne c6arIHTk %fTa RGGs ALP ALP
sTsStr Nh ANp EosGSW ON , r.4 STREET. NEAR ETH
On Al TfTEFSSoE FIVE ScHoeE 8SroBhh 1885
Tors Y ar1ns %sS Hf z ine III soUsRE ass
sfonns ocbss 80 e. Rches on Ohio svsnus and sS feet
OF about lo9 feet These lots proved By large
weiioult brick threestory and attic Steam Planning
plete with rsiclass modern machinery for carrying
on that Ssss Of business in perfect order large
and suitable to live business man to engage in an
with Wof rs : Sa h e1.s are
Investment as 1t Is In section Of the city rapidly
Terms One-fourIh cash: balance one two and three
years notes to be given, bearing per cent interest
deposit Of 81 600 required At time Of sale. Convey
piled with in ten days otherwise right reserved to
days public notice In
newspsPer published in Washington. D. c Title good
se22-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.
WALTER b WILLIAMS q CO., AuCtioneera
Real Estate ON THE N0RTHEAsT COR
fzsD OF AWNuR sTFkEg AER NHsX
s ss Esf FEEf r. OK
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated June Iith -
A. D. 1899; and duly recorded in Ii, or and r. ssH
Thereby A1S the Vim Vi 81. at
.se og oRgFs%lsess q
a Riv 6 tb sIax J; NJ the " s., real
trct aforesaid and being known and described the
and K. In the subdivision of parts or lots numbered
two t2 and four t4J and the whole Of lot numbered
three (3). in square numbered three hundred and
y-two 1882 made by Joseph /. McWilliams, May
9Th 1859 and recorded in the Office Of the surveyor
of said District in Liber b. folio l6. together with the
buildings and improvements thereon, which consist
Of large threestOry and brick house. with
grounds enclosed by brick wall aud irun fencing
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. and the balance In
eiX. twelve and eighteen months with interest: de-
ferred payments u be secured by deed of
property deposit Of 300 required time Of sale.
II terms OF sale are piled with in days
amer the da of sale property be resod the risk
and e1 pense of defauiting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers expense.
RICHARD /. WALLACH,
seZ4-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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"A Young LADY HoRsEwHTPs A REPoRTER.-
reporter on the jersey City Etenfng yoayH0I
named Lenhart was borsewhipped while re-
porting the session OF the city council Monday
BY Miss Mamie Cannon, daughter OF q wealthy
coppersmith. The Journal published q story
last Tuesday TO the effect thai two young ladies
had raised checks given them by their father
ana though no names were mentioned IL was
understood that the Misses Cannon were meant
Ray mond Gilchrist, the son OF an ex-attorney
general Of the state, a friend Of the ladies,
sauted The reporfef on account OF the article
few nights ago andsis now under arrest
THE UNITED AMERICAN MEcHAxrcs.-The
National Council of the Order Of United Ame-
rican Mechanics commenced It's 42d annual
session In Baltimore yesterday. There were
about s5 delegates present. Officers for the
ensuing year were elected, follows: National
councillor. Chas. II. stein, Nd: national vios
councillor, Jas. r. Richie, Pa, national secrs-
taxys John server. Pa; national treasurer, Joe.
= nniun, -. j.; national marshal, 3. w. But
Ter, Nd; national protector, Vim. A. Wright n.
=; national doorkeeper, Tbos X. Nichols. Mass.
1t Wak determined 10 hold the next session in
New Haven, Conn., ON the fourth Tuesday a
September, 16ss.
The ses.ion OF the English currency commin
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AUCTION SALES.
"EEKS & CO, Auctioneers.
w 6S7 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE.

TEN O'CLOCK. AT OUR WAREROOMS, FUR.
NITURE, & C.. AT AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT
OF PARTY LEAVING CITY.
Large Walnut Sideboard mirror back and marble
top extra fine ibonixed Paror suite. in rich cover
tngs; Walnut Bedroom Set. with Dresser, WAshStand,
Folding Wire springs Hair Mattresses Papier Mache
Tables Carved Msroietop Center Table OAK Aal,
Set three pieces: Mantel Ornamental Vases, Plateo
Castors. Teapots Butter Dishes. student Lamps
Clocks Lot Of Furniture from Instalment ouse, Hair
Cloth ParlOr Suite ten rolls Oiicloth; Rugs. AKA TO
Sx8 &C
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Is aoop SECONDHAND
AND NEW CARPETS, WILTON RUGS lVERY
FINEl. SMYRNA H 0S BODY BRUSSELS
AND TAPESTRIES, MADE AND UNMADE,
AND WITH OTHER GOO s. 1t
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY.AT
~ Law. Barbour Law building. 49O Louisiana ave
Washington, u G. Residence, l2l8 II At
nv. ap86m
NJ H MILLER, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Ne Rooms xnd 4 GunIon Law BUILDING
472 Louisiana avenuA
Residence. 613 T % nv. mh20
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BoYCOTrERs INDICTED In RICHNoND.-The
grand jury In the Hustings Court at Richmond
has found indictinents against the boycott COM
mtttee oi the Richmond Typographical Union
the Labor Herald Tue nrm boycotted by these
parties 10 Baughmen Bros.. wholessls stationen
and job printers. and the indictments charge
the b0ycotten with having combined 10 fl-
jures ruin. break up. and destroy said Baugh-
man Bros. in their business BY unlawfuily,
ingly aud Intentionally making threats 70 q
great number OF pomona, regular customer OF
Baughmau Broa.s that II they thereafter bought
anything Of the 0rm they would do all In their
power 70 break up and destroy their business
aud BY reason Of satd threats they had boen
deterred ana prevented from purchasing any.
thing from Baughman Bros.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept PA waupaca-
Wis, dispatch saws that an interesting eiee,r,.
cal display was witnessed there during a savere
thunder storm. The electric light wires which
run along Main street were 80 heavily cha rped
with electricity thai large balls Of Iir were sen
hanging or suspended in the air Itist below
them occasionally one would explode and a
number OF persons in the vicinity received xe-
we're shocks ~
Evening star., 1886-09-29

SPELBrriLbE, ILL.,, sept 2s.-Mrs. Andrew
Chrisenburg, resident of okaw townshin
"hiie alone, was seized with an epileptie
attack, and falling upon p cook stove was
literally roasted 10 death. Ia ektricating her.
sell when corsciousness returned, large tteces
U iiesh stiil adhered To the stove. she died i'm
Terrible agony this morniru
Evening star., 1886-09-29

FORT kEoGH, MoNT., Sept 29.-The forcst
fires In the Yellowstone National park have ex-
tended over the boundary and reached the
Clark Fork mining district. In the vicinity uf
Sook city thousands OF acres of valuable timber
nave been burned OF. Al last report the fire
was working down Ciark's Fork
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TTHOMAs DOWLIN0, Aucs,oneer.

SS1k rkaNf SAlE OF Two
7il THIKTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated September .nh
1d A. d 1850: and duly recorded in liber No :.B
tIct OF Columbia, and at the request Of the party
nRra HR1 4 "a PSsRiEsff e sfR =
O'CLOCK +. NJ. the following described real estate
situate In the city Of Washington in the district Of
lumba to witt Original Lot numbered thirty. l3V), in
suDdvded into lots lettered "A aud s."
Terms: One-third cash. balance In six. twelve and
eighteen months. with interest at per cent per an
all CASH option Of purchaser TERMS 70 Be Compiled
efauinS purchaser aer three days advertise
mens in the Evening star: 800 deposit required 1t
sel6-d6ds JOHN a PEAKE. Trustees.
II ARGE BRICK DWELLING NO. $40 C STREET
ANORTHWEsT. AND LARGE GROUNDS AT
1ACHED. o4xlsU. To WIDE ALLEY.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. sEPTEM. -
LOT 50, IN RESERVATION 10,
fronting 81 feet on G street and running back that
width iso zee. e 70 {. : wide ;.. alley.
ing. No. $40 street. and be readily bull upon TO
MAKE desirable investment; convenient to the Capt.
tol Government departments and street csrE and In
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years note to bear six per interest," pay
able semi annually and to be secured by deed Of trust
required al time Of sale Conveyancng. &C.: at pur-
chasers cost Terms of sale to Be COMPLIED with In
ten days. otherwise right reserved 70 resell risk
pubic noos e /. :Oms vS DS
l':ssa sssadS. .'n9sHet bTst2sor BROS. Aucon.sr.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Cunduc4oe Harrison and Engineer Brewer, OF
froiGht o. silver Creok, n. T., recently, with
such terrible rssults, have been indicted e0r
mauolau9hteR.
A vaiIsbIs lssa miue hss bsen diseovs,sd
neog the Amous 0unstock mine q 0alenA,
-. ai1 nstnees 80 ~ 0vnecB Of ~ newly
Evening star., 1886-09-29

ACCIDENT 10 a B. And O. ExPnrss.-The
eastern express nom St Louis, due In Wash
tngton at six O'Clock Tuesday m0rning. going
my miles m hour, jumped the track on the
Pan Handle road, near UfbanA. Chic. Monday
afternoon. No one wos injured The sleeper
ran two hundred yar1sov broken rails and Ties
aiter breaking nom the train without overturn-
ing. The chair ear and sleeper were wrecked
ming In two hourA
Evening star., 1886-09-29

RICHARD L. wALLACH,
Surviving Trustee
TlRUSTEE's SALES AT AUCTION OF DESIRA-
Il BILE I'M PROV ED PROPERTY in THE NORTH
WESTERN PORTION OF THE CITY

BALES Al OF DESIRA-
WESTERN PoRTIoN in OF "T ThE e CITY. ~. ' ~
BY the ,ss au;hof,y Of decree the
% o esn1y w Is a n sas s, ct M
front of the respective premises, the following real
estate located in the city OF Washington. District OF
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH. 1856 at
FALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all OF original
Of street north by depth 81 Ire fest 10
Sofee.wide alley In the rear improved BY three two
fMIEpfATELY ~ TIER TMEREAFTER. AFT the south
an in lot Of
on o. Ss s .a % Lots s @
and and improved by two-story frame dwelling. No
Terms Of sale: oneshird Of tie purchase money to
ee paid IN cash on the day OF SALE or within seven I'd
one and two years from the day Of saIe to bear n
terest thsrefoM AZ the rate OF six @ per cenium per
& their option pay cash lille 10 Be retained nni,
e Be complies Sit6 within seven lj days from saes
right to resell at bis oos TO puy e
the court tor instructions and relief in The premises
sio6 deposit on each parcel whss bid aceeps.d '0S'
JAMES & EDWARDS. Trustee,
se24eoads THOMAS Dow[iSGI. Gu Ancsionesr. @ a;M.
hUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneera
STORY FRAME AND BRICK BASEMENT. AT
AUCTION.
By virtue & Sfs deed q trust, duly recorded in N
llDer No916. folio 346 ct .one of the land
cords for the District of Columbia, will sell la
tss II aHSRs ssI
all that certain piece parcel Of land and premises
known and distingus he'd as and being q part of Lot
one Nl, In square ONE hundred and ninetysix (106)
beginning Tor the same on street north twenty ix
feet nom the southeast Of said lot running
thence north l2S feet thence west four
~ ieet thence north thirty-four (34) feet. ten
GO) inches thence west hfteen (15) feet two (2)
inches. thence south sixty two (62) feet. ten QOj
inches thence east nineteen 9) feet two (2 inches
70 the place OF beginning together with all the Inn
provements ways easements, rights, privileges and
appur,enances TO the same belonging. or in anywse
Terms: Eleven hundred dollars in cash. balance in
Y and 1S months notes for the deferred payments
70 De gwen bearing SIX per annum interest
payable and secured by deed Of on
property, or AL cash, at option of purchaser; 500
deposit required q time Of sale Convey ancins etc.
az purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be complied with
In ~ days. Otherwioe trustees reserve the right
sell the property as the risk and cos Of the deautnx
purchaser after days public notice of such resale in
some Newspaper published in Washington. D. C.
se21d&ds WILLIAM ODONNELI. IIustee2
Evening star., 1886-09-29

KILLED BIZ EATING POISONOUS BrRRrrS-
As q number OF children were on their way TO
school In the neighbOrhood Of Melrose, Man
chester district. Carroll county. Nd, one day
respondent Of the Baltimore San, they were
attracted BY the bright red berries growing on
some bushes near the road. They gathered
bunches OF them, and some Of tine younger chill
dren ate the berrtes. which have . slightiy
sweet taste. Two Of the children, one Q con of
Mr.. VIM. Zepps and one OF Mrs.. Jacob Zepp
aged respectively nine and seven yeArs de
freely OF the berries and were made very sick
The child Of VIM. Zepp has since died, and tnst
Of Mr. Jacob Zepp 10 extremely Ill, and not sx-
peeled 70 recover.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

WILL Nor COMPLY wrrH RUnsIA's Dn.
NANDe-The bulgarian ministry are stal dis
cusstnG Runi1S oemsn0s, - made through
Bulgaria be roloasod, the State Of s6ge Be raiGed
and all paftios b permitted 70 vote freely for
The great asDem bly, oeiecs successor 70 Prince
Alexxnder In ret0rn for the cxax's protection.
ft = underst0od tbat The minissry will courte-
Ouely tell Cen. KaalbaY that they regret tl1at
they 0re unable % comply With Russla's ee-
nan0s bocaa4e o0mpliAnce v0uld involve vto-
lataooe q che DuleAffou oonstitution.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

The ses.ion of the English currency comma
sion will bcgin on octobcr l2.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

killed BY A CrDEn Pnass-A special nom
Chambersburg, Pa, 70 the Baislmore 6lsn says:
jacob Harper, map ot about my years, waG
town, Monday Afternoon, He was working
under the large beam, Which was supported
by Marrow board, whom the board broke ond
the beam sslL Il struck him upoa the book
and crushed him against the press. His hack.
bono was fractured. He died Almost INSTANTLY.