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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15
SPECIAL
SALE OF SUPERB CHAMBER HALL AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE.

SALE OF SUPERB CHAMBER, HALL AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE.
On I1a MORNING. 1c E
within my auction rooms, shall sell the following ele
CANT ! furniture un VIZ: o,.,.o No.,
One 0f Hazel h'tWs Suite italian MARBLE with
One 3pece American Mahogany Suite, Tennessee
One marble
One bsyp Sr Ash Suite wood top with French plate
One kea Mahogany Suite with Tennessee
One Cherry sideboard, Tennessee marble and bevel
One swell front, wood top with French
rhrpee Cherry Ha Stands with French plate
The above consignment of furniture is of Boston
seo sold ys sale
s a pass 81 SALE
DUNcANsoN BROS 1 Anetio y a,, -, ...,-
THE SUPERB TURKISH RUG AUCTION.
Rare Collection from the Interiors of Turkey and
Persia.
The mammoth catalogue comprises
so Hand Embroidered Angora PORTIERES; extra
fine.
40 Very Large Royal Turkish, Mosque. imperial Per-
sian. Khorasen. and Cashmere CARPETS. Of
for the Carpets, which are gathered for the re-
quirements Of the Washing onians.
SO Cancels Hair, Ispahan, Kourdistan, and Daghestan
Hall RUGS. Some about feet wide and Is
feet long.
100 Modern and Antique Daghestar and Shirvan Kas
sack RUGS, of exquisite texture.
25 New Bright Persian RUGS.
% Rare Prayer Rugs
so Silk antique Kourdistan, Mecca, Khorassa. Box
SO Perfectly F p, Turkish Anatola Tebrz and
Interesting sADDLE-BAGs, Rare and serviceable
Kilims.
full assortment Of Curos from the Bazars of Con
stantinople Smyrna and Cairo shops, such as Bull
garian Doyleys, Turkish Scarfs, Damascus YELLOW
and ow We've Covers aaPts Of
&c. &c.
ri fHE azth F. T af'h and 0'h' at ELEVEN A NJ and
,,,e+ DuNcANsoN BROS: A aas ION g ;,
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LOEFFLER'S GARDEN BE-
ING LOT NUMBER SIXTY-QNE (6D OF ERNEST
L0EFFLER,S sUBDIy1sION OF PART OF
l535) AS RECORDED IN LIBER NO 10, FOLIO
ia, OF THE RECORDS OF THE SURVEYORS
OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
SAID SAID Lot AZ o G0MTAbNS a ABoUT Ut, $3.50 SQUARE
AND FIRST STREET Reef VEST aM At Ancr1o oNhNoh
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me, will
GEM BEk sEvE ut I, y p 1855 at
square $685. known as Ioefiiers Garden. u
Terms: u cash, balance In and 2 years for which
the notes Of the purchaser will be taken, secured by
deed q trust on the property sold notes To- bee.
cash. at option Of purchaser. deposit of 1850
quired at time of sale II terms OF sale not COM
piled with within 10 days after sale the executor
notice OF such resale in some newspaper
washington: p. c. ConveXaneing and recording ct
81 Estate Of aaes
sB-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC.
count Of the storm until MONDAY, THIRTEENTH OF
DECEMBER 1886. same hSnr 81 spd gl.ce; r,,,
Executor of Estate Of Ernest Loefier. deceased.
d7-d&ds
eETHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
Of Esftas n ss s.@s
place. CHARLES A. WALTER,
Executor Of Estate Of Ernest Loeiiisr. deceased.
| VHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE SITUATED
~ On IME MONTH SIDE OF STREET, BE
| TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH
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'srHE DISTORTION OF AMULE."-Ex-Mayor John.
SON OF Waitham Mass, In his libel suit for S. 600
damages against the Waltham Tribune has fled
bill OF particulars In twelve counts These charge
the paper with having attributed to the mayor
'the disposition Of mule, " "yindfcttvenesS "a
conscience more elastic than India rubber, etc.
The articles quoted In the bill relate In nearly
every instance to Mr.. J0hnSOn'S Official acts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

A LIVE SAVE RARDoNDy-A wcclal 6m JeDwA
son City, MO-, says Gov. Marmadukc has paFaon9a
q convict named Charles LogaA saving srsN n
Some two weeks ago foreman n the shoos Waa A.
taeked ny convict Hughes Who staheed I'm y sAe
life, threw hlmself upoa - Weald-sp saes2ssve
and saved the fogemAhS IN A. Nu~Po - -
act The govUrn0r pAr0oOpd AiA
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TELEGRAMS TO YHE STAR.


NoKonrs IL, Dec. ia COW belonging TO Mt.
WIN. kettlekamp, who resides nve miles nprth q
here, was delivered OF double calf or rather two
perfect full-gruwn calves united back 20 hack IN
IN one skin, until within q short distance OF the
nips where the bodies separated. There were
nostrils and mouth: eight legs. two ITALIA two
spinal columns entirely distinct from each other
and two sets of ribs and intestines and the organs
were all perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

T. LoAks. C1oAks,
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
We we're successful in procuring a Manufacturers
Entire Stock of Jackets
BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED.
These Garments not costly and no stickers. but
clean. well-made, desirable goods They are worth
Double the Prices We intend selling them for.
TERRIBLE REDUCTION IN PRICES
Fine Boucle Jackets, bound all around. faced with
Ssss ss9 Mnssn IS 1 double breasted at
Good Broad Vale Cloth Jackets satin faced, bullet
How IS this priee Only a certain RSe Quantity
all sizes. at 1895 we'll worth els.
at rsSs aro% s Is'n nneo
Ladies' Check Cloth Cape Newmarkets, at 1895: a
Black Boucle Cloth Raglans satin finished at $685.
Bison Cloth Atwood Raglans at gil. worth 1880
anisheaa a.isy Seal Plush Sacks well made and
DIN seal PiuSn N1S1teS, satin Quilted lined
trimmed around cuffs. collar and Bottom with
beaver for trimming. at go regular price $}1 80
trimming at Ga 9J.
Misses Fancy Check Coachmsn's Newmakets 12 years
s1o45: IA years, ell; 10 years, sI2.4s; splendid
We pay particular attention to the finish and fit Of
%e s snd ps BE- the Price tn
ment Entire Second Floor.
GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF HOLIDAY FURs.
Prices that will interest you. Cut this list out and
compare prices Of these articles.
Genuine Selected Lynx Muffs at 81 furriers price,
$3.50.
Rsccoon Mufs. at SO 9S: furrier's price s..
Gray Fox Mnf5s at "a 50; furriers price, 81.
Best American Badger Muhs at ESQ; furrer's price
a. r-,'e
Imitation Seal Muffs at 8. 90; furrers price, "a so
Satin Lined Russian Hare Mufs, at 4Sc.; special good
value. '
Best Beaver Trimmings. in, at s., 25 3 in. at 80 49,
Our Trimming and Muffs all satin lined.
Endless Variety of Children's Holiday Furs
Our Holiday Goods are ready for display.
We can suggest unlimited number of things which
will be just the thing for Holiday Presents
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An Eighteen-Year-OAd Mail Robber.
HI RUNS AWAY AND GOES AROUND TIE GLOBE -
ESCAPE ARREST.


An Eighteen-Year-OAd Mail Robber.
HI RUNS AWAY AND GOES AROUND TIE GLOBE 70
ESCAPE ARREST.
From the New York Morning Journal, Dec. IL.
"Are any OF the crew OF the ship Ropes from
Liverpool, PRESENT. shouted out Shipmaster Chap
man, of No. 81 South street, to q crowd OF sailors
waiting in the once OF the United States shipping
commissioner at the custom house barge once
yesterday morning.
ayes, sir we are" responded one Of the group a
three mariners.
.What are your names,n
"Thomas Chrystie, jackson Ferbush and James
(Which is Ferbush,n
81 am" answered beardless youth.
"Ah, Ferbush, alias Brown, 1 arrest you as q
post Office robber from Iowa" remarked q red
faced, white-mustached man OF medium size who
stood alongside OF Agent Chapman.
"You are mistaken, Sir" feebiy replied the
youth.
the man, who was Deputy United States Marshal
Bernhard
The young sailor was taken prisoner and suhse-
Quently arraigned before Commissioner Shields
who held him on the charge OF stealing moneyes
and forging money orders while assistant and
acting postmaster at Hamburger, Iowa He ad-
mitted the entertainments, which were said to
have amounted to thousands OF dollars, and to
have been carried on with the connivance OF an
ex-post office official The accused, whose name
is teorge f. Brown, said that he was eighteen
years old He was appointed assistant postmaster
two years ago. and fed from the town in April
tralia, China and Liverpool He sailed TO Aus
tralia captains boy on a vessel, and when he
reached that country he turned bushman, but
only continued the occupation two weeks. He
capped to China as a stowaway, and from thence
found his way TO Liverpool, where he shipped on
the British ship Ropes, which arrived here on
Friday. He said that fast living had caused him
to embezZe and led TO his downfall. He got letters
regularly in his travels from his sweetheart, one
OF the bellies OF Hamburger, and he believed that
her correspondence had given the detectives the
clew TO his movements.
Judge Brown signed the warrant for his removal
to Iowa, and an Of1cer started with him Tor there
In the afternoon. Young Browns peculations
while postmaster had been going on for some time
previous to his flight, so says Deputy Marshal
Bernhard. He posed In Hamburg as sport and
one OF the leaders at the swell entertainments He
was a constant goer at balls and parties aud Law
ished money freely. He covered up his embezze-
ments and forger1es by false vouchers and rraudu-
lent entries. HIS parents have just sold the farm
they owned and devoted the proceeds towards pay.
ing OF some OF the claims against him. Brown 10
under indictment In the United States court Tor tho
Qrn 6isfr
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SHOT FOR WrrcH.-The wife OF Wilson Corn,
colored man, living four miles from Georges, s G.,
attend church lhSt Friday night. They had pro-
ceeded only a short distance when Mrs. Corn was
shot and killed by some unknown person. The
children say that a big black man did it. Mrs
Corn was looked upon by her ignorant neighbors
as dangerous person, being able TO "use you up.
thought she may have been shot for a witch.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.
RICH AND ELEGANT
TRIPLE
S1LVERPLATED WARE,
ROGERS CUTLERY
MANTLE CLOCKS, ORNAMENTS,
PERSIAN PARLOR AND HALL LAMPS,
With beautiful Globes, decorated by hand,
ART OBJECTS IN BRONZE AND BRASS,
Representing figures in Ancient and
Modern History
AT AUCTION
You respectfully invited to attend the Eleventh
Annual Sale for the Taunton Slverpate Company. of
New York. commencing TOMORROW, DECEMBER
FOURTEEN, AT HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
HALF-PAST TWO AND HALF-PAST SEVEN P. NJ,
continuing daily at same hour until entire stock is
disposed Of.
We have been selling the goods made by this Com
pany for number of to the best people of Wash
ington who have used them with entire satisfaction
good fro and comfortable seats provided for the
ladies.
d13-1Ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
A gGT1oN sALE OF JSHS At
sk2fs r. AND RS9 Is oosrrsGE
as
Earrns Sets # geWery Neck Claims and srscsets
Ee at
Ssss sold N
d14-5t' FOLEY, AuctiOneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, CONSISTING OF A
DOLLS. ALBUMS, ACCORDEONS AND MUSE
G GA s14yEkWA y, :, PLT s
LERY; VASES, TOYS, WATCHES. ETC. AT
We shall sell at the Boston Novelty Co. Store, No
621 PENNSYLVANIA avenue. massive CONSIGNMENT Of
goods direct from the manufacturers that must be
sold at public sale. Sales DAILY, at ELEVEN A. M,
THREE AND SEVEN O'CLOCK P. NJ.
d9-1Ot WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO., Aucts.
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Suffering That Is Not Relieved.


Recently there have appeared in THE STAR allu-
sions to the workings Of the Charity Organization
society," in which the interviewer stated that afor
every square foot of need there was square yard
of relief" and further statements to the effect
that the poor OF the city were well provided for.
wish this were true. have been familiar with
the condition OF the poor in some parts OF the city
for several years, and have not found such to be
the case. know now OF suffering that Is not re-
leved. I will give one case: An elderly man with
one Leg his wife with rheumatism unable to earn
anything, three children under ten years OF age,
living IN one room with no food or fuel except
what is given them. TO whom shall this family
be reported for that abundant amount OF relief"
referred tor The Associated Charities OF the sub
division In which this case is located is not able to
do much; IT has helped this family little for sew
eral years, but 1t cannot do more than to provide
a few bushels OF coal and 81 or s. worth Of pro-
visions for any one family during the winter. Who
will see that this family Is cared for? and this is
not the only one by any means. There are several
old and1nflrm women who are not able to work; live
In poor shanties, and beg their food and fuel
When the ground is bare many families pick up
cinders from ash heaps, but when snow covers the
ground they are cut on from the regular sup
plies. RESIDENT.
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VlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
GREAT FIRE SALE.
UNREsERvED SALE OF 100000 FINE CIGARS
FOR ACCOUNT OF BARON CO., BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND.
Owing to fire recently occurring at their factory
have concluded to dispose of their entire stock of
FINE CIGARS AT AUCTION
Three tas H. a y
#$$ ~ Y 81 iaaHH p
e shassf a and
rsspect For description and character OF goods see
di4.d&ds So THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
vI,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
sHHEET AUCTION ON
1885, at FonK :s 9cLSS Sanl PM front
1t
from the northeast square and running
On the %
feet and thence north one hundred feet to the place
h, s.:n balance in 81. twelve
per cent and deed Of trust the
purchaser. deposit Of one hundred dollars will be
nf q cost Of purchaser terms are not Complied
81 fS
a n s sSs9 bE
1856 THo asq5 1sss Aue
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oueer,.
sG s4TE IF ERANE HSTsE Nr
1iSssr 70 fSss sSS sss g ons d sSs fana
ssii ON The NTTY4.S fffS by 81
DECEMBER, A. p. 1885. Ut HALF-PAST FOUE
or parcel Of land situate and being in Washington City
in the District Of Columbia, and known upon tn.
ground plat Plan Of said city as and being part
e as oSxs ANA
at the southeast corner OF said lot twelve 12)
and running thence west seventy-two feet, thence
north ten feet thence east ninety feet and theme,
south thirty the beginning together with all
singular the appnrtonances. rights privileges, i'm
longing or in anywfse appertaining.
Terms One-third cash; balance In equal install
mepts ut and two year, notes to be given bearing
naaiy and 70 Se secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
posst q si36 required at ams Of sale conveyancins
piled With in ten days from day Of sale the Trustee
the right to resell the property at the risk
of the defaulting purchaser after five days publ
notice of such resale in some newspaper published
"AN''1s '''' CHRISTIAN @ LEpERER., r,,.....
d9-dkds HENRY A. BERGMAN. trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

TEE Losr Boz FoUNp.-wm. A Arnold, one Of
Readings wealthieSt citizens, received Q dispatch
from East 6tr0udsbOrg, northampton oounty, Pa,
yesterday, stating that his son Willie, aged thlr-
teen, who dissppeAred several weeen ego
and who, II was supposed, had been
stolen, and was 6sang held BY
New YORK CROOKS for heavy ransom, had been
found near there alive ana well by P1nkerCon de-
charge OF tramp4 who took him with them nom
place to place.
Too MAEY F1xB PAasUL-PFeStdent Roberts, a.
the Pennsylvania railroad COMPANY, issued the
following order Monday: 1.-THE attention OF the
0facers Of the Pennsylvania railroad company and
OF the various lines embraced In the system, both
east and wet Of Pittyburg, Is again called 70 the
fact that large numbers OF passes are issued 70
persons who are In n0wtse entitled 70 receive
them. All oehceFs win hereafter be held 70 Q more
rigid observance Of the rules governing the issue
Of passes. both annual and trip. and 70 y expected
that the reports a free travel wiz IN the future
show largo decreess a. compared WIN the cur
rent year."
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ElOped with q Dwarf.
rHR GROOM THREE FEET EIGHT INCHES HIaH AND I'm
BRIDE THIN.

LOUISVILLE KY, Dec. l5.-In the presence OF a
large crowd OF spectators William Trimble and
Miss Eta Gray were married I'm the once OF Mags-
trate Frank =. Gosnell The parties eloped from
the Wet Woods district, and In a wagon. pursued
by the irate parents OF the girl drove 20 this city
and were married. The groom, william Trimble.
is dwarf, measuring three feet eight inches In
height and weighs $50 pounds IL IL said that
before he got so stout that he Travelled with the
side show OF circus. The bride was a tall woman.
very thln ana apout twenty years younger than
her husband Her parents objected 10 The mar
Rage on account OF the peculiar physical makeup
OF the groom After the ceremony the bride and
groom refreshed themselves with oysters and beer
In a restaurant near the magistrates ONCE, and
then left for home In wagon.
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Killed by His Dog.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 15.-wm. r. Nokes, O
resident OF the village OF Number One, sumner
county, was accidentally shot and killed Monday
under peculiar circumstances He was preparing
10 go on hunting expedition, and was engaged ia
loading his gun, when dog leaped upon the
dischargfng the gun. The contents OF both bar.
rels took effect In Nokes neck the right side OF his
face being blown on. He fell 10 the ground aud
instantly expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

Henry 0eocgs oeatss that he agreed 20 help Car.
ter Harrison In his canvass tor reetectaon g
The VILLAGE q Dissan. near Luback. GERMANY. has
been destroyed by orA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

ROBBERY In NEW YoRK.-GeoEge Hfllen's liquor
saloon In Park row, adjoining the entrance to the
BrOOEfyn bridge was robbed Of 81 200 early Mon
day morning BY burglars who had concealed them
selves in the building. The barenders were fast
ened I'm their room over the saloon by an iron bar
and the burglars drilled the safe In fui view from
the street and in the glare Of an electric light
They mixed and drank several gtaSseS OF liquor
while in the saloon. The robbery Is one OF the
most daring on record In this city.
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A. b. Fssrr,
NEY, DRUGGIST.

having recently bought out the Drug Store of J. q.
Iyree, corner VI 9Th and sta. nw has Just laid in
hrre invoice OF pure Drugs and Chemicals, with q
large stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS, such m Dressin~
Cases. Manicure Sets, Shaving Cases. whisk Holders
Mirrors Perfumes Hair and Tooth Brushes also Fancy
Cut6lass bottles too numerous mention which he
respectfully invites the public to call and examine
Satisfactory arrangements have been made with Mr.
J. s. TyTee ~ remain with me. n3t)-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

EVANSVILLE, ND, Dec l5.-Charles Mason and
Warren Townsend, aged ID years each. while en-
gagged I'm boyish sport, became involved In dis
pute, which finally led &c fisticufYs in which
young Townsend was rapidly being worsted.
when he drew a pocket-knife and stabbed his play-
mate I'm the LEFT side, Just below the heart inlict
ing a mortal wound The youthful murderer was
arrested but shows no remorse for the crime but
ON the contrary, expresses himself as pleased with
the deed.
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS L Co. Auctioneers,
w 637 Louisiana ave-, opp. City Post Office.
hOO1IO1N OH
FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES

FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOvES, sc.
LARGE SALE THURSDAY. DECEMBER SIX
ROOMS: OF A GENERAL STOCK. COMPRISING
ALMOST EVERY THING NEEDED FOR HOUSE
KEEPING PURPOSES IN THE FURNITURE
LINE.
Fine Walnut Folding Bedstead, Walnut Hall Piece
Several Walnut, Ash and Stained Bedroom Sets with
and without Marble, Extension Tables, Fine Parlor
Case, Bedsteads, Lounges, Bureaus, Tables Chairs
stand Hat Rack, Bar Mirror Shuck and Hair Mattress
ses, Paintings and Engravngs Fine Lot of Brussels
New and SECOND Hand Carpets and Rues Mating and
Glassware. Ornaments &c. Altogether an attractive
sale. to which buyers invited. 1t
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WASHINGTON, ID. C.
EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL.
~ led in Europe sixteen years Painting 35c satur:
aor Eng DraSing monthly 81
fonrth door %. PRESENTS vernon h0~ dSom
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Provide. practically uss bH.iness No
terms terms not t SaGaons students enter at any time
&c. go Send for circular. se14-eo6m
CALIsTHENICS
i Han wiz her
Friends Select School. No 1911 st. NV, Washing
s Mis-. s.ss. e
Washington se16-eo3ms
Il E sG IE, oRGANIsT, TEACHER OF PIANO
Performers or teachers Terms moderate KY i'm
ENGLIsH. FRENCH AND GERMAN SCHOOL
T nsso4S Mss SSE Il e 6SsTr Principal.
nR- J. P. CAULFIELD WILL RESUME BUsk
~ NESS October 1st.
se1s-sm At 112@ Connecticut Avenue First Flat.
PRIyATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES, OF
study to adults confidential; prepares for college,
seas ssi fG'G1 s s and
A HARVARD s GRADUATE. ENGAGED AS TU
.Tes pupils sinsy in classes for hours daily
ALI English and Mathematical studies. Latin, Greek
to uson
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 st. n. w.,
rooms T. 3 and 9. oclS-2ms
A GENUINE FRENCH KINDERaARTEN IN
bEs &c s charge hW Of
WANTED-PUPIIS IN ANY BRANCH CLASSICS
w or English, at tutors scholars residence,
BY gentleman who furnish the best Testimonials
Address Box 81. Star office. d4-2ws
GUITAR, BANJO. SINGING PIANO. &c
OProf LOUIS ORTENSTEIN will teach the above
HARMONY
taught with the above. Inquire at 456 St NV OF 3
INSTRUCTION ON THE
VIOLIN
For terms apply to r. DONCH COS n st. u w., or
principal music stores se16-3m
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LAsxrrs LoAs Orr1cx.

No. 361 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Money Losned on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia
fsds! and Gent ismsnS Wearing Apparel 0id Col
and silver Bought. oc2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-15

SomAIuFs WYTHDRAw.--At the regular meeting
OF the recently organized united labor party In
Philadelphia Monday night, after hot discussion,
W. j. GOrsuch and about so other soctaliSttc men,
hers withdrew nom the organization. 1t was an
nounced that General Master workman Powderiy
would probably speak In Philadelphia next Mon
day night, and Henry george wasexpecteo Decem'
her %
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, IMPROVED BY -FOUR
T TWM0cST0RY FRAME Fran DWELLINGS, FL ; IN I, GO0D
NINTH STREET EXTENDED BETWEEN
BOUNDARY STREET AND GRANT AVENUE
1882 and recorded in Liber No; 1922. folio aga, S
lumbis at the request Of the party secured thereby
Viii on MONDAY, THE TWENTY SEvENTH DAY
front of the premises sell all that certain lot and prem
ises situate in the County of District Of
Wright and Cox's subdivision Of part Of Pleasant
ments thereon, consisting of four two-story frame
dwellings.
Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in one and two years, secured by
notes of purchaser and deed of trust the property
sold or all cash at purchasers option. deposit Of
300 required on the day Of sale Az at
within ten days from day Of sale otherwise trustees
will resell at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON,t r-,,.....
d15-d&ds CYRUS X. FOSS, 1rustees.
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The Baseball Arbitration COmmittees
WHY 1T is NOT LIKELY THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
WILL BE ADMITTED.

The arbitration committee OF the National
Baseball league and the American Baseball asso-
citation continued their ''star chamber" session
m New YORK yesteraay at tne Filth Avenue
things the application OF the International
leage for membership. The league wishes 70 get
tee, but Chairman Byrnes says It Is
not likely that the application will be granted,
as In that case they would be compelled TO
admit all the other dozen or more small league4
and this would deprive the National league and
American association or any good talent which
might be developed In the smaller leagues