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Evening star., 1886-11-05
THE EVENING STAR
PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOB LUMBEP-
- !.

I1ROfOSAIS FOB LUMBEP
u once Of Building for State,
War AID Navy Departments
St., WASHINGTON. ID. e.. october 18th. lSS6L
Proposals Tor furnis ing and delivering in,-
eolatey llOOOO feet Of Pine Culls and 45OO Oh
~ the site Of the Building for state. War and
NaNy Deparimcnts In this city. will be received al
IS ounce until TWELVE VI. FRIDAY, the
EaFIH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1856, and opened
nalmeoiately thereafter ip presence of bidders.
.,psc.ncauons general instructions To bidders and
PLANK ,orus Of Proposal will be furnished estab-
isheo lumber dealers on application 10 this ONCE
THUe Lincoln CASEY
oczo2a-2St29u4-5-6t Col Corps OF Engineers.
STREET PAVEMENT AND WALKS
oOYTICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROCNpe
No. 100 PESSA AAvE-WAsHINeroN ID. c.
Oct 70 1855.
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate will be received at
this office u til NOON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23
1885, or constructing 5000 square yards, more or
less, Of Asphalt Pavement and 45O square yards.
more or less OF Asphalt Walks In the public grounds
Forms and specifications Obtained at this or
nee. The q. :. reserves the right reject amy and
al proposals.
JOHN NJ WILSON. Colonel o. 8. Army.
n3,A56. l982u6t
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THIS EVENING.

rINO CLOSE THE ESTATE WE WILL SELL AT
l. AUCTION, BEGINNING ON TUESDAY EVE
MING NEXT. OCTOBER NINETEENTH, AT
ssGvEN O'CLOCK, @ , IN 70, OUR Sal IESRO4Ms.
MANA AXENUE, THE REMAINDER OF
THE STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATION ERY
FROM q. A. WHlTAKERs STORE, HOO
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CONSISTING
IN PART Of
Fine Books IN all Bindings,
Miscellaneous, standard and Juvenile Books,
Fine Stationery and Fancy Goods,
Pictures, Inks Pens. Pencils, &C. &c, &c.
stock Is disposed Of
Private sale at cost during the day.
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 co,
0c16-1m AuctiOneera.
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Cashier Batn's Trial.
rHEovERDRAFTso ON THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE

In the trial OF George M. Balm, Jr, cashier OF
the late National Exchange bank In Norfolk,
Va, yesterday, the assistant United States at
torney read the indictment, consisting OF thirty
counts. Richard Wake, for the defense, ad.
dressed the jury, claiming that the bank had
not lost one cent by the transactions, and that
there was no williul intention TO defraud by
means of overdrafts He testified to having
examined the accounts OF the bank in the
hands of the receiver, and icing familiar with
the signature OF Mr.. Balm. The court decided
that the checks should be submitted as evi-
dence. A number were shown, the witness re-
cOgniZing the handwriting OF George NJ. Balm
Jr., i'm every case. The accounts were over
drawn for various amounts and not issued by
collateral, amounting up to September l3,
1884, to S104, 1884. All the counts In the
indictment were taken up except nvs dropped
ON account of lImf la Iion
Evening star., 1886-11-05

Ex-ALDERMAN MCCABE DECLARED INSANE
The trial Of ex-Alderman Francis McCabe to
ascertain the question OF his sanity was begun
yesterday afternoon in the New York court Of
general sessions. McCabe is one Of the Doodle
aldermen who accepted bribe In connection
with the Broadway railroad franchise. DR..
William Hammond, insanity expert, testified
street Jail on two occasions had resulted In the
discovery OF several Of the symptoms OF insen-
ity usually considered infallibte, although his
malady WAS in the way OF demen.ia, and not
liable 70 make the patient dangerous. Indeed,
he would Soon become imbociie. A number OF
experts gave slmtlar testimony. The district
attorney expresseu himself - Batisdod that the
prisoner was insane, and the jury found that
McCAbe was insane, and he was returned to
Ludlow street tHii. Is
Evening star., 1886-11-05

THE WILL OF THE Presidents UNCLE.-Let-
ters of administration, with the will annexed,
were granted by the orphans court in Baltt-
more yesterday to Edw ard G. Thomas on the
estate Of Joseph Neal, uncle OF President Clevo-
land. Mr.. Thomas il q grandson OF Mr.. Neal
He gave bond for SIC. 600, double the estimated
value OF the personal property. Letters were
previously granted to Mr.. Thomas on the same
estate, upon a will written by Mr.. Neal in lead
pencil on y 6y-leaf torn from q book and signed
by him, but not Witnessed. Subsequently q
will 70 the same effect was found duly executed
and witnessed. from which 1t appeared that
the paper formerly admitted TO probate was the
stroyed. The Wills both contained q legacy to
the deceased mother of the President, and the
devise will therefore be distributed among her
children.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
BOWLING, Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN NGEORGETOWN, D. G., ON o STREET, NEAR
THIRTY Tl-SEVENrH STREET.
BY viItue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of s.
the District Ut Columbia pa sed in Equity t;A
No. $3.50 wherein James Riley ct al were com r..
plainans and Michael 'o land ct al. detendan
undersigned. as Trustee will sell at public auction
front OF The premises. on TT tSDAY, the NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1856, n FOUR O'CLOCK
being In Gsorset"w wn. y. e.. and known as the east
twentysix feet by one hundred and fifty feet of Lot
ei-htySeven (67) Of ThrekeId'S addition to George
town; together with al the ipprovemsn.s thereon
Terms Of sale are follows wit: One hundred
De posat cash 1t The time Of SALE Onehird Of the pur
days thereafter, aud the residue In two equal install
ments at ak and twelve the day ofsae
payments bearing interes. ON the day Of sale until
cash. Deed to be retained until ast payment Is made
the terms Of sale be not complied WITH trustee
reserves he right to resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the detaultng purchaser, afef days
notice in . city paper.
CAZENOVE G. LEE, Trustee
Ocxo-0m 4SO La ave NV.
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BUSHNELL q oARUs1. Real Estate Br0tsra'
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET
BETWEEN Il AND Fl STREETS NORTHEAST


By virtue of deed of trust, recorded In Lber 10
No. SS6. folio 81 O. the land records for the Dis ill.,
trict OF Columbia we will sell at putc auction E8
In front OF the premises OIL FRIDAY, NOTEMB,.k ,.k
TIVE, Eth. 1856, Ut FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. parts
Of Lots numbered tn rleen l3) and fourteen Q4) In
square seven hundred and nineteen t7l9): Beginning
at point on Second street east five 90 et two (2I
inches south OF the north line said lot fourteen
therce due west seventyone CID feet O) inches
thence due north ighteen (lSl fe our "a incnes:
thence due east seventy l71 feet ten O) inches
line Of second street eighteen ~ feet four a. inches
to the point vi beginning.
The improvements consist Of twostory frame
dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash. balance In equal INSTALL
ments ut nine and eighteen months secured by notes
OF purchaser bearing six per cent teres aud deed Ut
trust on the property. 500 down at time of sale.
EUGEN h. CARUSI, r...
n8dt8 NATHANIEL CARUSl.j A1"1'ee3
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VTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
IMPORTANT SALE OF woRKs OF APT.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE A
SALE OF LARGE COLLECTION OF OBJE, TS
OF ART, COMPRISING Italian SCULPTURES,
FRENCH BRONZES. LARGE HALL VASt.S.
CLOCKS, PORCELAlNES, HIGH GRADE BIZ QUE
F1GU :ES. GREEN MARBLE PEDESTALS, w TIL
REVOLVING CAP,. AND OTHER ART CANS
THE SALE OF THIS VALUABLE COLLEC.
TON WILL TAKE PLACE AT OUR SALES
ROOMS. ELEVENTH STREET AND PENNSYL
YANIA AyENUE, ON WkDNESDAY, THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMB BER TEN H.
AN AND THREE Pm. EACH DAY.
On Exhibition Tuesday, November 9th. from 10 q
m to d pm. THOMAS BOWLING,
no2-dts Auctioneer
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G. g JIckling i. ON trial q Annapolis lor lihel

G. g Tickling h on trial at Annapolis for libel
Ing Miss Bourne. ~
Michael Deiury was sound Tuesday night In
the street In Jersey City With his skull frac-
tured. de bad been paying attention 70 q
widow named Aar0ney, whose sens assaulted
him. innlcting probably fatal injuries.
at the Indian training school 6 Cnfiisle, Pa.
yesterday. They were brought from Fort Ma
tiou Fla. and are part of the Apoche band CAP.
tured BY Gen. Miles.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
ooLoRKD NAN FATALLY srABBKp WITH

pENKNIFE
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 6.-wslter Myers. mere
child, stabbed and killed . burly negro here
yesterday. using q small peakpife, which ordt
Inflicted I'm the breast and IL is supposed
the knife penetrated the lungs. Four or nve
little ones were playing near the tolleste. and
Dor one of the children threw q handful of dirt
into the face OF Thos. Mitchell He rctaltsted
ny hurting n brick into the crowd OF children,
the missile ing little Walter Myers. The
little fellow rushed upon his assailant, and,
with one blow from a toy knife, ended the
negro's Lille.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
AUCTION SALES.



EITCH. FOX 4 brown. Real Estate Brokers
ArTRAcTIyE HOUSE ON RHODE ISLAND
AAXEMnE AH1sEIU NEAR IOWA CIRCLE. AT PUBLIC
We will offer for sale at public auction IN front A
OF the premises. House No. 1902 Rhode Island sM@
avenue: near lows Circle. on FRIDAY, NO. -
: he house contains ten rooms and has every con-
venience, viz: Bathroom, three water closets.
tionary washtubs. hot and cold water In two cham.
sary. and wire screens for ali windows and doors;
hardened floors In parior library and ball. OF the
h d aIa M moss 81 peasnt Scatons & In the CITY MI
and pOrtieres.
Terms cash, or one-third cash. balance in one, two
interest payable semi-snnualiy. secured by deed OF
ehasefs cost deposit Of $3.50 required ss time Of
The house is in perfect order, ready for immediate
occupancy and can be seen sars e. any T time ppown
1437 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts n2-d&ds
ENOUR SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON NINE
II TENTH STREET BETWEEN X AND q
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
FIFTH. 1885. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK.
we will sell. in front OF the premises -
LOTS Il. A. 43 AND a, IN SQUARE no.
Each of these Lots front 2l feet 18th street.
best Building Lots in the northwest and rapdy-im-
Terms: One-thlrd CASH balancs in one and two
annually and to be secured oy deed Of trust the
premises or all cash. at option Of purchaser de-
pos OF 500 each lot at time Of sale Com
Piled with In ten days otherwise right reserved to
sell at risk and of deaulting purchaser after five
days public notice of such resale In some newspaper
published in Washington, DC.
ocsodxds '' .5 DGS6zSsoN UNI st1S'H BROS. Aucta
Evening star., 1886-11-05
He WOuld Do.
He Would Do.
FROM the Pittsburg ChrcnicleTelegraph.
$50 you want to be an umpire?" said the
manager to the applicant.
"Yep."
"Do you knaW what q foul ball is3"
SHOP"
"Do you know what . base hit iss'
SHOP"
"Do you know what an earned run 1T"
SHOP"
"Do you know anything at all about the
gamer"
"Nop."
''Then what are your qualifications"
"Why, can lick any man In the state that
disputes my decisions"
Consider yourself engaged; you ere the very
man am looking for"
Curious Thieving Habits Of the Chica.

Curious Th1eV1nG Habf10 q The Chfe0.
geese.
From the Chicago Tribune.
'Hey, therel You've got my umbrella. I've
found it at last have IT. exclaimed Iarge-sized
man In q loud and menacing tone, as he stood
in doorway on one Of the principal streets one
rainy morning recently while . number Of Pc
destrisns were hnrrying past A dozen men
ward him, holding out their umbrellas and
making profuse apologies. With the air Of an
injured individual the large man selected Q
dne silk one from among the number, and the
procession moved on again.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
Trouble On the Panama RatlreaA.

A great deal of excitement and some anxiety
prevailed on the Isthmus of Panama In the
latter part OF last month. owing 10 the strike OF
the engineers and conductors OF the Panama
railroad and the consequent interruption TO
traffic. On the 18th instant a conductor named
Foy, on the special train which left Panama al
3 a. m, shot and killed "A young man who was
passenger. Foy alleges that on demanding
the fare from the lad il was not paid forthwith,
and that the latter menaced him with q cut
lass, whereupon he shot him In self-defense.
Some persons affirm this TO he true, while
others declare that there was no provocation
whatever. Foy was taken into custody and
imprisoned, whereupon the engineers, drivers
and conductors demanded. first, his uncondi-
tonal release, then his release on bail; but they
finally lowered pretensions, and only asked
that he be given more comfortable quarters.
This last demand the government acceded To,
and Foy now occupies a room In dwelling on
Front street, under guard. During the inter
vening days of the strike the company and the
general public suffered more Inconvenience
than the government, and, as already an
nounced. traffic was resumed on the afternoon
OF the 22d instant
Evening star., 1886-11-05
DOwLINo, Aucuoueer.

UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY.
Fifth AND DTWENTY-SiXTH. Ar AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER.
the premises shall sell lot 4, in square IL. hav-@
ing front Of 81 feet inches, and containing about
6606 square feet located the side OF street
betw cen 18th and 10Th streets.
Terms: One-laif ash; balance at six and twelve
months with -te, bearing Interest and secured by
deed Of trusl. All conveyancng At purchasers cost.
SSO deposit required at the time of sale.
n34t THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctloneer.

TJNHOMAS DOWLINts, Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, BEING
NOS 1922 AND 1897 DOTH STREET NOR TIL
WEST. IN ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
LOCATIONS IN THE CITY.
On OnTHUl,SDAY. .NOVEMBERE ELEVENTH, e.eA
1885. al FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, in front of the s:%
premises will sell lot x3. in square 90 'front.' eB
ing "a feet 10th street. by depth Of ia feet u
S0,foot alley Improved by nearly new two,story
modern i'm provements and two twos,ory brick sta
bles In the rear, being No. l232 2Oth street.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE. lots A
IA feet on 10th street BY depth Of 81 eet to 30
residence. with all modern improvements and large
two-story brick stable In the rear, being NO. 1897
10th street.
Terms: One third casls balance In six and twelve
months for which the pu rchasers notes Clearing in
erest will be taken. and secured deed Of trust on
the prop sold deposit Of 500 Will be required
veyancing At purchasers Gust Ifterms not com.
Piled with In ten days the property will be re-od the
risS and cost of defAuittng purchaser purchasers
n0S-d6dS THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
Evening star., 1886-11-05

WAS THR REPUBLIcAN CANDIDATE SoLD
OuT7-hobert Ray HAMILTON, 9 leading repu1li-
trict. publishes Q statement thai he u prepared
70 prove that Nike Cregan, the republican
"boss, !" sold out Mr.. Allen Thorndike Rice. the
republican candidate for Congress, and sIbHti-
tuted at the booths in the sixteenth assembly
district enough tickets for Gen. 1pinola %
secure the latter's election. MIR. Hamilton also
states that Mr.. Rice paid Cfegan extremely lib
eral sums TO cover All election expenses, and
WAS assured that Mr.. CregAn would stand by
him {ses
Evening star., 1886-11-05

CHIEF MAN0us TRIES 10 EscAPH-Maneus.
head chief OF the Chiricahua Apaches, and thirs
teen bucks and sQuaws5 paseed through Kansas
Fort Marion, Fla. While the party were going
through Colorado Msngus Jumped through The
car window and ran some distance before he
was recaptured. Then he obtained Q knife and
stabbed himself In half dozen places, ,infiicting
serious wounds. Yesterday morning he at
tacked his interpreter, strikfng the man about
the head with the shackles on his wrists, Dur.
ing the consequent uproar the train started,
carrying on all The party except the interpre-
ter, who was left behind.
Evening star., 1886-11-05

ALL TIE COUNTY RECORDS AND PAPERS Los1
IN THE FIRE.
At Lancaster, N. H, the court house, con.
tanning the county ofices. was burned yesterday
morning. The origin Of the fre r. unknown
but IL 10 thought 70 have been caused by an ex
plosion of gas In the furnace. Fireproof vaults
have recently Doen constructed and beating
apparatus Improvements, which were being
tested AOons ns mao & ss1rH s,pGsiSO
the front door, windows and root. AM records
and papers were burned. Judge w. 8. Ladd,
whose Once was In the building. loses his valu-
sSdins o 0ss 90
The PEABODY EDUCATION FuxD-The an.
nua % Asn s. R an
shows that S62, ,365 has been distributed during
the past year. $500 going 70 scholarships,
e1O.1OO 70 normal schools. V1O,265 70 insti-
der TO other educational institutions. Dr. Green,
secretary, has been requested by the trustees 70
serve as general agent another year.
A WOMAN ELEcrED IN DAKorA.-A Free
port, M. special eays News hrs been received
here that At the election on Tuesday last Miss
Alice J; ssnborn. d.ashssr q Luther B San. 2,
schools In Brule county, OAK OF the 900
votes polled she received about LOCO. Miss
6anborn was the regular nominee Of the oemo-
A CHECK 10 TARxvF REFoRN.-The New
York Evening Post tree trade) says: "Whatever
may be the influences I'm Mr.. Cariisie's case, IL
is not to be denied that the defeat OF Morrison
and Hurd has given check 70 the tarin re
form movement. The eject OF Mr.. Morrison's
restaain the democratic party from making any
further eflort 70 reform the tarL6 pendtng the
nsxt presidential election"
Il 10 rumored that Oman DiguA, with large
force. = marching to relieve TOkaf.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
AUCTION SALES.
WAITER b WILLIAMS 4 CO. AuCsionserA

"ALTER b WILLIAMS 4 ca. Auctioneefa
ExTRAoRp1NARY SATURDAY BALE OF
FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FURNITUR!1Ees, p
sTEEST AMR AXENuE u
Bra, Bra rs SozGIk AL krNbs Hah OF ~ ~Ho6sEk ~EEpINe
ARTICLES, IN FIRsT.CLAssSs ,G0NDdIIoINS; ~
STYLE AND NEARLY NEW. WILL BE
ADDED TO The SALE ABouT FIFTY qEJEI B ggUs. Us
ING STOVES.
Terms cash.
1t WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
1,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHRYSANTHE-
NUNS AT AUCTION.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTH,
1886. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, within my sales
rooms, Will sell the above plants.
1t THOMAS BOWLING Auctoneer
SIX FINE BUILDING LOS ON CORNER OF
- 18TH AND STS NE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. .NOvEMBER
NINTH, 1885, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
we will sell. In front Of the premises. sub lots 102,
lO3, 1O4. los. 1O6 and 1O7. square 1904. each lot
having front Of 1S feet on north side Of st. and
pavement, sewerage, &c. Each lot contains - feet
Terms: y cash; balance In and years, notes to
bear per cent interest. payable semiannually and
TO be secured by deed of trust all cash. at option OF
purchaser deposit Of 500 on each lot at time OF
sale Convey yancing &C., at purchasers cost. Terms
tO be complied with In 10 days. otherwise right re,
served to resell at rsk and cost Of purchaser afer
newspaper published in Washington. d. G.
n5-dddS DUNCANSON BROS, AuctfoneerS
Evening star., 1886-11-05
T1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctaoneer.

ANNoUNoEMENT
The NJ DE LULE Collection Of
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL and MODERN ART,
Just Received from Europe,
Is now in process of being unpacksd and arranged
by the
Auctioneers. Messra DAVIS d HARVEY,
In their Art Rooms.
1912 Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia
The Exhibition Of this Remarkable Collection,
Embracing
RARE, UNIQUE AND VALUABLE ARTICLES
OF ART AND vIRTU IN PORCELAINs.
BRONzES, CARVED worries, JADE,
ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF CHIP
PENDALE, COLONIAL AND EN-
PIRE PERIODS. CLOCKS.
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS.
EMBROIDERIEs. TEX
TILES. RUGS AND
MANY OTHER
OBJECTS OF
HOUSE
HOLD
ART,
VIII be open NOVEMBER 9TH
Hours-9 q m. to 9 p m.
Days Of Sale,
NOV 18TH. 10TH. 18th, 18TH. 10TH AND 10Th,
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS.
Parties wishing Catalogues must make immediate
application q limited number will be issued. n42t
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE ON X STREET NOR II, BETWEEN
FIFTEENTH AND FOURTEEN II STREETS
WEST, OPPoSlTE FRANKLIN ,S0UARE
and recorded May 3. lSSU, In Hber No. 03S s,s11
foIio Z4U seQ ufhe land records for the is siM
trct ofColumbia, and by hedrscGi0n Of the holder
of the thereby secured we wl offer for 'front.'
DAY OF NUVEMBEIs. AID. 1855. It HA i.F-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that parcel Of real estate
situate and lying in the cy OF ashington, In the
District of COuDbia, and known and described "a
lot numbered seven %, Of the heirs of John David.
sons recorded subdivision OF square numbered two
hundred and fOrty-eight (24S) The said lot 'front.'
-four (4) feetOn the north side OF north.
west. between 18th and l4th streets northwest and
runs back one hundred and fOrtyseven Q47) feet to
foot (3Ul alley. and Is improved with a two
story brica stable OIL the rear.
erms Oueth.rd cash: the residue In two equal in.
sanents payable In one and two years, respectively
per centum per annnn until paid. and payable seMi.
ANNUALLY, for which the of the purc aser bear
ing date th day OF sale and pay one and two
years respectively after date secured by deed trust
upon the property soid will be required, or all cash
be required n the time Of sale: All convey ancng and
recording "a be at the cost OF the purchaser II the
terms OF SAFE be not complied with within fifteen daya
from the day OF sale the TIuste reserve the right Ia
ing purchaser after i've days notice in the "Evening
CHARLES B. MAURY,N
FkANK I. RAWLINGS. fTrusseeA
~ AT THE REoCBoT OF THE MAKERS OF
the said deed Of the sale ts postponed till WEI
NEsDAY. NOVEMBER TENTH. 1855. same hour
CHARLES b MAURY, lr-...
n1-d&ds PRANK T. RAWLINC6 A1ussee@
Evening star., 1886-11-05

IRATE WOMEN RESENT THEIR WRONGS-A
Paris special says the famous scene from
"LAssommOir'' has been outdOne III realism
last week In public laundry in the Rue Roch-
echouart. The washerwOmcn frequenting the
establishment mad long clamOred for the dis
missai OF AN offensive employe in charge. Find
ing they got no redress they resolved to avenge
themselves. On Wednesday four strapping
females seized the man, stripped him and held
him down while the other ladies sOused him
for a quarter of an hour with buckets OF cold
water. The victim lodged an indignant COM
patnt at the nearest police station, but the
magistrate refused to interfere, and sent him
away with the advice to be more civil 70 the
fair sex for the future.
Evening star., 1886-11-05
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

u1OMAS OOWAAN0. Aucta0u0eks
CHANCEaY SALE OF VALUABLE REAr, Es.
TATE, No. zoos SIXTH STREET NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, D. C--THREE-6 aORY
FRAME FRONT WITH BRICK REAR
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District OF olumbia, passed In equity Court IL
No TO- l36, on the 10th day OF september, 1885, "a
the undersgned Trust ees will sell at public ssio
front OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the FOUR
TEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1885, at the hour of
FOUR O'CLOCK, all that piece OF ground and Inn
nrovements iying and being In The city Of Washing.
ton. district OF Columbia and and described "a
Lot tWentythree (I31, In square four hundred and
nny-One t4b1 the said Lot being imprOv Cd by good
three3tofy aud Frame House, with large tWo-story
Brick building In the rear.
Terms OF sale beng follows, to wit: Ons-third oi
the purchase money In cash within FIVE days after day
Of sale Of which one hundred dollars s 10 be paid a.
deposit at the time OF sae and the balance Of the
chase money In three equa isalmentS In six twelve
ana eyhl cen months frOm the day Of sae tbf which
the purchaser sha deliver to said trustees his or her
noes. deted on day OF safe aud bear nereat cir
per centum per aDnum: or all cash, At the option Ot
the purchaser In default Of OfcOmpiisnce OF the terml
Of sale property 10 be res0d the risk and cost Ol
the defaulttng purchaser.
ERANK 4 BROWNING
RANDALL HA6NE Err. TTusteeA
oc2-eod 402 Louisiana ave, j
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TU, SDAY, NOvEMBE2 SlXTEENTH. 1875
SANE HOUR AND PLACE BY order OF frusteog
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