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THIS EVENING.

TTNO CLOSE THE ESTATE WE Will. SELL AT
L AUCTION BEGINNING ON TUESDAY EVE
MING NEXT. OCTOBER NINETEENTH, AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK, IN OUR SAIESROOMS.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND PENNSYL-
VANIA AVENUE, THE REMAINDER OF
THE STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FROM 9. 4. WHlTAKER's STORE, HOS
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, DC.
The sale will continue each evening until entire
stock Is disposed Of
Private sale at cost during the day.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 co,
oc161m Auctioneefs.
nUNCANSON BROS. Auct,oneera
- 317 and $40 9th street northwest
SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF Elegant Consignn ent OF
LAW, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS
Among which will be found
OPINIONS, REPORTS AND WRITINGS
OF Leading Professional Writers
and Standard Authors,
At Auction.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS
OCTOBER TWENTIETH and TWENTY-FIRST,
COMMENCING EACH EVENING at SEVEN
O'CLOCK, we will SELL within our auction rooms, the
triple book collection as cited above.
Catalogues and Books now ready for inspection.
Note: The Medical Books will be sold by MANU-
oclS-4t DUNC.ANsON BROS, Aucts
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Aoctioneers

II
SALE KEY e s sF18PEsP HSRsEs At KING
NNVVE RT9[E MAR PENNSYLVANIA
Ct ;ss 3ES$ESazsIs IN DAY
GoLpDusr {stall,ony, f ielmerly z,,k in Dorsey,
Stud Book: he was bred on l. L. Dorsey's farm IN
hsh and very sr isrs
II 10 S ola
A,lsey scroxgins BY GILES scrosgns; third Nell
Rs sss sos IS ans ~
YOUNG eo1pDus Ssc 9s;slion, Is hand. high
by s,sl e, n0"
soRRELI r1,1v T nI s!6, nn,,sr. 49,.
pe, s:s a aoaa wa
olo loAs hands high 9n6Ioksn; speedy BY the halter
~, BAY y F FLY. BY aoLDDUsT; dam was Red Rose
sne ~ ;Morgans Ratsler: three yeazs old IL
"A"o' "'sn' 'noroksni FIFTH
e1 MAG GsIa T. GRAY EILLY b. eolddust dam
upwards; 10 hands his broken: Kind. ind
s s oy baltimore, he by Lord Baltimore; l6 hands
BADGER BOY {slalion). sired by Mason,a Mes
ssngs5 Sslddnst hs 9ld dan
took first premium Tor 3yearolds Ct Wisconsin
pounSs ~ fa: aS
tcuar description reference made 70 En4lish Stud
Book. ~
wAsH1NeroN RATHER. by Major, Washing
Ton out OF Red Rose (ored by Marshal Brown) she by
Morgans Rather; years old. Is hands high, dark
bay, very speedy
In addition to the above will be offered several
other good horses Full Information at time of sale
OcZO4t DUNCANSUN BROS. Aucts.
LHXECUTOK AND TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
~ LIABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BEING STORE AND RESIDENCE No 627 u
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue Of the powers and IA
authority In me vested by the last viii and tesla IN.
ment u Joseph II Hanletn, shall, MON .:1R
DA DAY; THE Eli LII, tIksT DAY OF N0vEMBEk 1sov, a
sale at public auction in front Of the premises Lot
corded subdivision Of part vi lot tive (5) in square
four hundred and fhy-seven (457.) The imp. ove-
mens consist OF modern uuilt. threestory, pressed
brick front house. containing large store and resi-
dence OF eleven rooms all in gv0d condition and con-
tanning modern conveniences An opportunity for q
hrstclass investment is hereby offered
Terms of sale made known on day Of SALE
CAROLINE II. BEHREND,
Execntrix and Trustee under Will Of Joseph H. Han
lein deceased.
Oc2O-dGds DUNCANSON BROS Aucfs
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CATHOLIC MISSIONS FOR CoLoRED PEOPLE
AND INDIANa-in compliance with decree Of
the late Third Plenary Council OF Baltimore an
annual collection IL to be made throughout the
country principally tor the benefit of Catholic
missions among the c0lored people and In
dams. To receive and distribute the funds re-
sultng from this collection, Archbishop Glib
bons, OF Baltimore, was directed to form q COM
missiOn composed OF himself as chairman and
OF two bishops chosen BY him. Yesterday, the
Baltimore Sun says. Cardinal Gibbons met at
St Mary seminary Bishop Kahn, Of Wheeling,
and the Rev. Dr.: CurtiA bishop-elect OF VIII
mington, whom ne named a. his associates u,
this commissto The Rev. E. R Dyer, q. s. b.
d., was made secretary. The yearly collection
will be taken up on the 0rst Sunday In Lent,
and The commission will meet soon after
Easter and distribute the funds received 70
those dtoceses In which there arc colored peo.
pie or Indian missioDs, according TO their ne
spective ueeda. Early " January every year .
statement VIII Be made By the secretary of the
amount received. and Of the manner ii which
1t has been distributed, These funds win be
used Tor the needs Of missionary work. the
building Of churches and schools, the paying Of
toAohex0, e.
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BOGUS AND GENUINE MASONS.
The Two Scottish Rite Bodies and Their
Cl0imS.

Mr.. N. W. Bayliss, who signs himself thirty
third degree Mason, writes as follows to TIE
STAR:
I'm your paper Of yesterday appears an inter-
view between STAR reporter and q so-called
Northern Jurisdiction Scottish Rite Mason, in
which allusiOn Is made to certain bodies of Ma
sons in Brooklyn and elsewhere in this country
as being ''bogus." have always believed THE
STAR to be fair in its dealings and a faithful
chrOnicler Of events, and know IL would not
willingly lend itself to the abuse of q class OF
Masons who are the peers In every sense Of the
word Of the said Northern Jurisdiction Mason.
The interview alluded to does great injustice to
q large number OF Masons in this city. men who
are identified with the business interests Of this
community, and who have attained prominence
In the noble fraternity of which they are proud
TO be members. The "bOguS" bodies alluded to
are evidently those of the Cerneau Scottish Rite,
the oldest legitimate organization Of that
branch Of masonry in this country. Since its
foundation such men as Lafayette. De Witt
Clinton and Others well known have been at its
head. MasOns who are interested in the mat
facts, will see for themselves without trouble
that the sO-called Northern and Southern SUI
preme Councils OF Scottish Rite Masons nave
no legitimate claim 10 existence. They are the
for life, q feature not in keeping with American
institutions, and one which Cerneau Masons do
not recognize. Good Masons want no king
whose word is a law unto all his people. would
not trespass SO much upon your space but for
the fact that in the interview above cited a
wrong Is done to many good and true MaSOns
who have allied themselves with what they
know to be the only rightful Scottish Rite
body-Masons who recognize but one supreme
council in a country, the officers OF which are
elected for stated term, and l trust you
that was given the views of our deluded brother
from the northern Jurisdiction"
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Trial Of . City Engineer.

RESULT OF THE POLITICAL CORRUPTION PRE-
vAILING IN BUFFALO'S GOVERNMENT
City Engineer Albert Krause was brought to
trial in Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday afternoon on
charges preferred by Mayor Becker. The counts
are that he was negligent and careless in allow
ing the city to be robbed by dishonest contrac-
tors, and that he filled his ONCE with incompe-
tent men for political reasons. The trial was
conducted before the mayor, the corporation
counsel appearing for the prosecution anc Mr.
Norris MOrey for the defense. Mr.. Krause
entered plea Of "not guilty." He has recov-
. dazed way at times. The tria. is regarded as
. matter of torn, and the evidence 50 faf is that
taken on the investigation, which the defense
allowed to go In without question. Some peo-
pie doubt II the mayor will dud Krause guilty.
because OF political reasons Nearly all the en-.
pioyes OF the ONCE were witnesses, and the most
Important evidence for the prosecution is ex-
pected from the clerks who were dismissed BY
order of the mayor.
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Wonderful Fly.
HoMING PIGEON TRAVELS 1000 MILES IN


special from Wheeling, w. Va, dated Tues
day. says: Last week Michael Freismuth, of
this city, pigeon fancier, sent two homing
birds TO Wichita, Kan. to test their qualities.
They were released Saturday morning. One
arrived this afternoon in So hours Al minutes
from the time OF release. The distance in an air
line is estimated TO be 1 200 miles. The actual
flying time Is supposed TO be about "a hours
the bird having doue so miles per hour while
on the wing. This record Is one OF the best ever
made. An offer OF 500 for the bird has been
refused. Great interest was taken in the event
and considerable money changed hands. The
bird was one year and six months old, half
English and half Imported Belgium stock. The
bird that was nown with her, and has not yet
put Ia appearance, was q nine.months old
daughter.
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AUCTION SALES.
Z4ONTI1O1N Ox12ZIlkJs
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auct iopeen
TRUSTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE ON X STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH Am FfltI RTEENcH s,rR EETS


nCNCANsON BROA. Auct ioneefA
TRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND uRTEENrH STREETS
and recorded on Nay 9, 1850. In liber No cas- -
folio $40 ct seq Of the land records the Dis
triet ofColumbia and by the direction Of the holder
OF the note thereby secured will 0er for sale front
q the pfenlseA q public anction. ON the SiECoNU
DAY OF NOVEMBER 4. ID. 1889, 1t HALF.PA6T
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, all that parcel Of real estate,
situate and lying 10 the city OF washington. in the
District Of Columbia, and known and described as
being the east twenty feet {2D By the depth Of
sons recorded subdivision q square numbered two
hundred and forty.eight {249.) The said lot fronts
twen yOur (24) feet on the north side Of north
west, between 18th and l4th streets northwest and
runs back one hundred aud forty seven 47) feet
thirty foot (3Ol foot alley and IS Improved with
story brick stable on the rear.
Terms One-third cash: the residue In equal in
nom the day sale with interest al the Of six 8
per centnm per annum until paid and payable semi
annually, for which the notes Of the purcha bear
Ing date the day Of sale and payable In and
years respectively after by deed of trust
upon the property sold will be required all cash,
at the option or the purchaser. deposit OF 500 will
be required a the time Of sale All conveyADcing aud
recording To be at the cost Of the purchaser II the
terms OF saIe be not complied with within fifteen days
resell the property the risk Of the defaul
Ing after five days notice in the "Evening
CHARLES B. MAURY,
FRANK T. kAWLtNGs, }TrusteeA
ocl6-d6do 1906 Pennsylvania n.w.)
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T,HOa J. FISHER d Co. Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON DELAWARE AVE
NUE., NEAR THE CAPITOL PARK
BY virtue Of a deed of trust, dated June 23d -
1855: and duly rec Irded In Liber No 1927, folio
no PA AZ ct SEQ we shall sell on M0NDAY@
toUkCCLOSk in front Of the premises. Lot lettered
A., OF = SUBDIVISION made by Mary ". Chiffon and
north.
Terms Of sale: one+hird purchase money in cash.
the balance IN two equal instruments q. one and
years rom day OF sale with interest, for which the
notes secured by deed Of the, premises sold
shali ne given deposit Of 500 viii be required
chasers cost Trustees reserve the right resell the
property at pur hasers risk, If Of sale be not
complied with within ten daya
oe,1.dsa. 1 EkEREkISK MGGTIHRE Trustees
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FTNHoS. ]. FISHER 4 CO, Real Estate Aactioneers
TkusTEEs' SALE OF VALuAnr.E rMppnvrn
AND uN1MPkOVED PROPERTY. On DEEA.
WARE AVENUE. NEAR THE CAPITOL
PARK.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -
TWENTI.FlITH: At QUARTER RASf b.
virtue ct dssd q sr N Ssssa July is
shall eel lots letteyed "C and D." OF subdiyislcs
made ~ Mary hilton and oshsss 81 certaIp loss IN
avenue. between .f' and 60 streets north with the
improvements thereon
Terms Of sale, One& third AZ pupchaaa nsonnv cash.
the balance In TWO equal g one aud TWO
years from DAY o. sale, With interest for which the
shall Be- given n. dsSosis Of SlO0 viii g REQUIRED
chasers cst Trustees the right to reso The
property at purchasers risk, IL terms Of salo be pos
complied wAh within ten days.
WM. d PALMER. lr.
ocll-dAds WA Il McELFREsH. i1TusseeA
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BROS, Auctioneers.

DESIRABLE THREEsTORY BRICK DWELLING.
No. Sl4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST CON.
TANNING TWELVE ROOMS, WITH LARGE.
DRY CELLAR. FRONTING - 7-l2 FEET ON
TENTH STREET BY DEPTH 30. 1U1a. AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER e..tst
TWENTl-THIRD, at HALF-PAST FOUR fssSa
O'CLOCK we win sell, in front of the premises 1.a&
LOT g. SQUARE 344,
Improved by athree-story Brick House. containing
twelve rooms, situated in one Of the most desirable
sections 0f the city.
Terms One-haf cash: balance one and two years at
six per cent, Or all c,Ah, al option Of purchaser.
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T,Hos. ]. FISHER & co. Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN DELAWARE AVENUE. NEAR THE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER ga
T1,WV,;ENIf:FiFTH,1S S6at HALF-PAsT FOUR sS@
O'CLOCK. In front OF the premises by virtue Of :sH
deed Of trust. dated July lst 1852, and duly re-
corded IN liber No lOU7. folio No 456 ct seq We
mary Chiffon and Others, Of certain lots In square
No $50, fronting 81 aud 42-lOOths feet Delaware
avenue, between north and streets, with The i'm.
pIovemen.s consisting Of three-story brick house.
Terms Of sale One-thrd Of purchase money IN cash:
years from day Of sale With interest. for which the
shall be given. A depost of 500 wilf be required
when each lot Is bid or All conveyancing at pur
CHASER cost Trustees the right resell the
property at purchasers risk If Of sale be not
complied with within ten daya
VIM b. PALMER, ln-
0c11"d&d8 WM H. MCELFRESH. AkustoeS
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This is, indeed, an age Of progress, and unre-
hitting is the endeavor to produce something
fresh. Cunning as the serpent is supposed to
be, 1t has been unable to evade the novelty
seekers. Its skin has for some time been util-
lied for the covering OF pipe cases, and the
latest craze In binding will shortly be "half-
serpent" 1t presents most handsome appear
ance, owing to the beautiful marking and the
nigh degree of finish which IL will take. A
copy of the Book Of Books" 90 bound will be a
cnrinSifv
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctionee,a

nUNcANsoN BROS. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE NO HOP VIRGINIA. AVENUE
SOUTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE aMiTHSON-
Ian GROUNDS.
By virtue OF deed of trust. dated Apri 18th. "a
ISIS and duly recorded In Liber No LOS, folio ea@
3o2 ct seq one OF the land records of the Dis e:V
trct OF Coinmeia and by the direction Of the party
tneleoy secured tue undersigned trustees will SELL At
public auction In front of the premises on WEDN rs
PAY ,A!a, THE TWENTY.SEvkNTH DAY OF OCTO-
BER. A. u 1856, Vt FIVE O'CLOCK r. n. lot num-
oesea nine,een 90 Of Abram Bankers recorded
90, In square numbered three hundred and twenty
ave t82o In the city OF Washington Dstrcs OF Column
Dia together with improvements said lot Consist.
tpg OF substantial dwelling house
IermS OF sale: Ine-thtrd OF the purchase money In
cash and the in two equal notes a one and
Years win interest rom day OF sale at six cent per
annum interest to be paid semi-annuoiiy to b. Sc
cured by first deed Of trust on the premises sold or
al purchase money may be paid Ii cash ct tho OPP
so mo sf , 9 cha deposit msde
terms Of sale within ten days aer sale re-sale viii
DC had after I've d. Us public notice. a. the risk and
cost Ct the defauittnx purchaser Ali cOnyeyancina
and recording at the purchasers cost
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN.
oc15d&ds GEORGE C BOARMAN. trustees.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON q STREET. Be
TWEEN 18TH AND 1STH NORTHWEST, AT

AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed oftrust dated the 9th day of 80
June A u. 1883. aud duly recorded in Liber No Jul
for the Di3tric! Of Columbia and the request o. inc
premises on MONDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST lSS6
A.; at AALF,pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
said county and District aforesaid and known as ad
oelng Lot numbered torty-eis h 49, of A. p Fardon's
~ square numbered one hundred aud seventy-sx
116 In the city Of Washington district of Columbia
together with all the appurenances rights privileges
and other hereditaments thereto belonging.
Ierms One-half cash; balance In six and twelve
interest] win be taken aud secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold deposit of 500 will be
eording ct p9rshasers cost. II terms Of sale not
complied with In ten days from day of sale, the
risk and cost OF defAulting purchaser.
JESSE II. WILSON, r>.
Oc1S-d&dS M h MAYEIELD. AIuSteeS
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ST. Louis, Oct. PA special from Lamar,
Mo-, says: On saturday young man named
Marion Ayers, living a short distance from
here, went hunting and remained absent sew
eral hours. Returning home, he had Just
entered his fathers gate when everything be-
came suddenly dark to him ana he has seen
nothing since, the supposItion being that lac
has gone totally blind. While there has been
no diagnosis OF the case, IL Is probable that the
trouble Is due 10 rupture IL the main blood
Vessel behind the eyes. In which case the un-
fortunate victim IL beyond the aid oi science.
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AUCTION SALES.

g BENSINGER Auctioneer
Ne Will sell a. 1907 7th O. ON SATURDAY. OCyTt.
1f TWENTY-THIRD.1 1895 at HALF-PAST SEW.
rn;,i, large assortment Of Uuredeemed Pledges,
WWss.sSIne OF Ladies and Gents Gold and Silver
NecSiseso open 1d and bunting cases; Cold Ch.ns and
Plsin and Set Rings. Locksts Buttons solid siiver
DC n riateo Ware Mirrors Blankets Cutlery Valises
Pks, CaLpenterS' Tools, Cloth and Silk Patterns
bsoes Goats Circulars and Domans, Gents C0ats
Rsvn,va Io vests DrsseeA Overcosts, listers, Guns
s n1vo'ven CLOCKS Bibles. Musical Instrumental Al
; SuaWh, TYPE Writer Opera Glasses and Draw.
ns;,a Parties holding tickets please take
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A DIVIDEND yo1 f1E PuRu1LL CnxDTronA
has accepted the olsbr OF Judge 6oadiy 70 pay
70 the trusteee Of the eotate Of Aroh bishop Pur-
e bcndsman 16s J. b Nannix, deisuitins a.
siguee. Tho trustees viii now declare . div.
dend Of III per cent and begin it payment In
q few days.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
TyHoMAs BOWLING, Auctsonsss.

PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, BEING
NOS. 1882 AND 1887 10Th STREET NORTH
LoCAffoNs IN THEcITY -..
rS On THyRsDAx; oCT0 B TWENt ,cY, E::
Of the premises. will sell lot "a, In square 81;
fronting "a feet on 2Uth street by depth OF la iee
to 20-foot alley, improved by q nearly new Two
story brick dwelling. containing eleven foomA VII
all modern improvements, and two twoStOry orick
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE. lots and
F. division of lot H. in square 49, fronting i4test
Goth street by depth of 81 feet to 3OfOOt-wid
alley. improved by threestory pressbrick residence
brick stable in the rear being NJ i23! 26th stre,t
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six and twelve
teres will be TAKEN and secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold deposit Of 300 VII be required
each piece at time Of sale. All recording ana COLI
veyancing ut purchasers cost II terms are not COM
piled with In ten days the property will be res0d at
the risk and cost Of deauig purchaser or purchas-
era THOMAS BOWLING,
OOl8-d&da AuctiOneeF.
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SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoxA1
REDUCED PRICES ON KID GLOVES FOR ONE
WEEK,
6Sc. 3-Buiton Kid Gloves for SOC per pair
15c. 4-ButtOn Kid Gloves 6ae per pair
SSc. 0-HOOk Lacing Kid Gloves for 7oC. per pair
SSc 6-Button Kid Glove. for TIC per pair.
$l1O 4-Butt0n Kid Gloves for Csc. per pair
Sl25 4Button Embroidered Kid Giovas csc per
pair.
$l5O 4-Button Kid Gloves, 81. rs per pair
1929 stamped Linen splashers &C. each.
Stamped iinen Tides, &c. each.
Stamped Linen Doylies, 30 each.
1886 stamped Musiin Pillow Shams, 85c mar pair
l.hildrens Plush BOnnets. SSc. I'M
Fine Handkn Normandy Hoods 81. 26
Fine Hand-knit Hoods from soc I'M
Childrens chool Hoods from 2bc up
Hapu-kDit Zephyr Sacques, from 500 IN
Infants Hand-knt Shirts, S3c. up.s
Infants Hand-knit Socks. l5c per pair
ladies' Embroidered Collars. 3 for I5e,
Tuck ell Linen ChemisetteS with COLLAR I6c
Picot Edge satin Ribbon for fancy work No T. &c
No y. 1Oc.; No. IL. 12c. per yard.
Ladies MertnO Vests for 81.
scboppers Colored Hose. split foot, CSC per pair
worth 33c. ''
Unexceiled assortment OF Crepe Lisss Neck Ruff
fling. l6c per yard up
J. NJ. FOLLIN,
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
ocl5 Ola 9TH Street. Bet and X n w.
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THoAAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON n STREET, BE
IMEEN TWENIY-FOURTHA AND TWENTY
FIFTH STREGTS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated March so -
I67S. ana recorded In Liner 866, folio ~, Of the
land records Of the District OF Columbia wiiisS
ERiDAl, OCTOBER TWENTY-NINTH, 1859, ct
THREE o'clock r N. Lot lettered "A" In Rlanch-
ara subdivision Of square twenty.t0uf GA, in the
city OF Washington, district Of C0lumbis-
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. and balance In six
and twelve months secured by notes Of purchaser and
deed q tsnss ON The property o. s cash. 2. the p1r-
time OF SALE and terms of sale % be complied with In
Six days or the property be reo0d ~ the risk and
s. b BOND, Trustee,
0c10eO6t 81 4la o.. NV.
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ocl0eo5t


VTNHO1' J. FIhHEH = CO. KeAi EStaas AuctioneefA
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DELAWARE AVENUE. NEAR THE CAPT.
TOL PARK.
Under aud BY virtue Yfa decree Of the supreme -
Court OF the DiSlFfct Of Columbia passed October
LIST 1855 In certain proceeding In equity. en- .s:2
titled In ra George Brent. No. ia. the nndersis,
p,emtsss, on noNDAY: the TwhNTI.r1FTHD DAY
letsered "B' and a. OF suhdiv ison made By Mary
Shi.on and esSsIs e csrss.n ote 70 square No esd
the balance 10 TWO equal inetalmeats. a and
years nom day OF s&le with Interest," fof which the
shail be given. deposit Of olOO win b required
when each LOT e bid az Al oonysysndng q por-
properly g purchaaess rick. Terms Of saie Be not
complied with within ten dSyA
! CHARLES 4 ELLIOTT, Trustee.
oc11-d&ds zoo 6thot NV.
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WENT TO VISIT HIS BErRorHED IN HIS NIGH
CLOTHES AND cor KICKED OUT.

WENT TO VISIT HIS BErRoTHED IN HIS NIGHT
CLOTHES AND cor KICKED OUT.
A telegram from Coleman, Mich, says: VIII
Ogden, q young business man, is engaged 10 Q
daughter OF An estimable and wealthy family
residing here. MIR. Ogden has for some time
been afflicted with somnambulism, but has
carefully kept the fact from his friends until
IL was found out last night in q peculiar man.
ner. Mr.. Ogden accompanied his betrothed
to church last evening, and spent an hour at
the house after service. About midnight he
arose In his sleep and, without dressing, LEFT
his room and called at the house OF the pa
rents OF his betrothed. The old gentleman let
him in, when, discovering his preoicamenl
but not understanding the cause. kicked the
young man into the street just the ladies
OF the house appeared. Of course Ogden was
awakened by his rough treatment, and went
quietly To his room, where he lies to-day pros
trated with modification, although the doc
tor says IT il cold contracted by last nights ex-
DOsure.