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Evening star., 1886-11-08
BROS. Au uoneers.

1AUNCANSON 4 BhOS.. Au tOneerS.
InUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es+
TAlE ON SrhEET NOR III, BiTWEEN
THIRT EEN1H n a. FOU RTEt.N Ii STREETS
WES>I, opp tSITE FK., ,NkLlN SQUARE
By virtue of a deed oftrust. dated April 40, 1885,
and recorded Oh May 3, 1850, lii iber \ 93o ~
io,ioZ4U ct seq, Il the la,ld cords tor the is M
trci fCOum pi and by the direction OF the holder x
OF the premises. at public auctioti the $40
ID ~ OF \uVEM BE.R. A. -. 1856. al HA F-PAST
FOUR CLOCK Pm. all th.t parcel of real estate.
>tuate and lying in the city vi ~ ashingtOu in the
District OF COlum bis. aud known and described as
being the east tw ent four feet (24 by the depth vi
lot numbered seven tl), of the heirs of John Uavl-
sons recorded subdivision of square numbered two
hundred and forty-eighl t24S) ihe said lot fronts
twen yfuur ~ eet the side OF X north.
west, between i3th ami l4th streets northwest aud
runs back one hu dred and en- l47J to
til foot (jU) alley and Is Improved with two
story brio, stable on the
lerms One-tIi I'd cash the residue in two equal In
sa uients payable IN one nd Two years, respectively
the day of safe with interest tn e OF six ttj
Centuht per aniiim until paid. and payable
annusy. fot which the notes OF the pu aser, bear
ing cate on ih of and pay able Ia and Two
respectively alter date, secured by deed
upoi The property sold Will be required, all cash,
the option the purchaser deposit of 100 will
be required at the time of sale. All ancng and
recording to be at the cost Of the purchaser the
erns OF SAFE be not comp led with within fifteen days
rom the uay oi SAFE the iruste reserve the right
resell ihe property the rS and cost of the deault-
is purchaser alter live days notice in the "Evening
,HARLES b. MAURY,
FRANK Tx WI. NGS, Trustees
ocl5-d&ds 1905 pennsy .vania ave. n.w.)
So AT THE REQUE + OF MAKERS OF
ShSDAi, NOVEMbkR Tenth, ISo6. same hour
and place.
u,asa. eaAskHs eaAEk + EAwtIsasa MAYExa Trustee.
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A CoNFEDERATE MONUMENT AT GErrYs-
BUR0.-The first confederate monument ever
erected ON the Gettysburg battlefield was put in
position Saturday. II is OF Richmond granite
fantry formerly LIST Maryland battalion, which
was stationed at the foot Of Cuip's hill on the
the short but bloody charge made ON the federal
troops stationed on Culp's hill on the evening
Of July q 1868. The monument will be dedi-
cated on November 10.
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EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.-Tne captain OF the
bark Amelia Camp arrived at Charleston SAT-
uruay from Valencia, spain. Sue reported
that when SOUTH ward OF Charleston last Fri
day, in thirteen iathoms Oh water, she felt a
shock sensiby. No shocks were felt AT
Charleston Saturday, and everything has
Quieted down again.
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vI,HOMAs DowLING, Auctoneer.

TINHOMAS DOWLING, AuctlOneer.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION BEING
NOS 1872 AND 1927 10Th STREET ,R I'll
WtSi, IN ONE OF THE MOST Dk4,lkABLE
LOCATIONS IN The CITY.
On THU ltSDAY NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. er-tA
1876, at FIN h O'CLOCK +. NJ, in front of the ss.M
premises. viii sell lot -3. square 80, front x3
Ing ~ feet ON 10th street, by depth of IA 10
~ foot alley. l.. proved by Hear.y two-slory
brick dwelling. containing eleven IOonis with all
nIOdei .l.pTovements and twoslory brick STA
blee l.. The rear, being No. l13a 20, h street.
i Me. lat Ll AFTER TIL. ABOVE. lots A
and r. sub-divi,iO OF lot L. square g. fronting
IA eet on 2Oth street by depth 81 .eet a ~
fow de alley iIni roved by tree-Story press brick
sd.nce. with ali nioderu i'm pro vements and a large
wv STORY brick sable i'll the rear. be.ng NO l.S7
2UIh street.
Term third cash: balance In six and twelve
months. for which the purchasers notes (bearing in
teresl will be aken and occurred by deed of trust on
lhe prop ry sold depo il Ut loo wiil be required
on eac piece nj time Il sale All recording and
veyauCing purchasers cost Iterms ARE not com
Piled with in ten days The property will be re old at the
rsN An cost uI deiau Ting pure haser chaSers
lI.l-lEuS THOMAS LING. ncf
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The COLOR LINE IN NARKANsAs.-Willis Nc
Nair, coal black negro, and Ior "A year past .
barber in Little Rock, Ark, was serving ON q
United States jury, and when the jury went 10
!. w. KNOTS restaurant for breakfast the pro-
prietor refused 10 admit the negro TO his din
ing-rOom, which he runs for white people. The
Capital hotel restaurant also refused. When
the iacts were reported to Judge Cald we'll he
made speech from the bench that tue jurors
were officers OF the law; could not be separated.
They were sent back and the United States
port 70 the court Mr.. Knott refused 70 admit
the negro, aud said ne would never admit one
10 the white peoples room. The Capital res
taurant, however. took them in q body and for
lhe frst time negro enjoyed his repast 1t the
leading hotel In the state and among white
people.
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END OF THE AUGUSTA SrRIKF.-The
Augusta, Ga, factories have volun ariIy re-
duced the hours of labor from siNty-eight TO
slxiy-hve hours per week, and all mills Will be
IN operation to-day. Committeeman Wright,
VINO comprom sed the differences. is engaged
Ia paying of debts incurred during the lock.
out. lie VIII pay out about $4,000 Tor gro-
cerles and supplies for the Knights.
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PROPOSALS.


vJROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AND RII-KAP
Il SIINE.
L. 3 EN6INEER OFFICE. 2l36 PENNSYLVANIA ave n ~
NA~Hi>6ToS H. e. NO, en- Der g. $50
Sea ed PropOs - IL ne received al Inls otc, unit
I'VE w Nj, Al RDAN. NOVEMBER
!" I'm iIEIH. lSo6. fCr q edging and rtp-rap stone
on improvement oI otonIac rlver al Washing,
ton. u. & s
For specifications. forms of bids and other informa
tol' "ppih his ONCE FEIERC. HAMS.
nS,S. .iu.Il.lS.IY Lieut.. Coion.I Of 4. nginsors
1)ROPOSALS FOR SLATE.
Il uitiCe II Building for Stale
Ani anu Navy Dtpar tmentS
WASH SGION. - e, oct -9In
sealed Proposal urHisliilIg n d de- fo,r
1t : Dat ~ ard titiu4.s u. black
lhs or state. W ar and Navy Jepas, ,n,tns, at ~ sh
lIeion, II. G., Wi! be received a tH.s ffIce until
" kIS l. NJ oa ~ F.JNE. LAY. tn, II y II DAY
'F NoNEMBI-R, 1856 and opened immtd,ateIy
thereafter i'll presence OF bidders,
- ectfCatIolIs r. instr ions t bidders and
h anA iorus of pro- osai viii be urn he'd 20 es,ai
siesi manufacturers and dealers .,pycaIion 10
this Office. TiOc. t., NCoJ y N,aStV
oe~e-oo-hI-&S-oo. Col Corps Uf rngrS
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THE M. DE- IuLE
COLLECTION AT PUBLIC SALE.
ANTIQUE,
ORIENTAL

ANTIQUE,
and MODE RN
This remarkable collection. the property of NJ de
Lue of Paris has just received aud arranged for
inspection in the spacious
AR, Rooms of
Mess-s DAVIS Il HARVEY.
1912 Chestnut street Philadelphia,
And VIII be sold
NOV. 18TH. 18TH 18th. 18th 18TH AND GOTH
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS
pendae. L"ue Cass. L.oue XIV. Cclonial, Empire,
Dutch Of i4tn and l5lh ,enturies; fine old Dutch
Gock sah uue 'sI S
V,rn, Martin d Buhi Manlei CIocAs.
P',kCELAINS.
Valuable and superb Porceains decorated by noted
arts and awarded gold medals various exhibitions
III i.urOpe comprising Sevres i,oy al Vienna Royal
Dresden: Capa ue MONT, Saint Cloud Wheedin, be-
ORIENTAL
Rich Turkish and Persian mbroideries and Tex.
tiles large and valuable specimens of Jade ID Vases
Bronzes inIa with precious metals Chin, Sc aud
Japanese ,celains sa,suma. .,"iso ne, sang de
Lamps-Pauuply of ArmOr
PERSIAN AND TURKISH RUGS
About loo fines! Bokhara. Daghe,tan. Anatolia.
Maras Hla, ssa sasaad Gamels Hair, shlras Kazack,
Two fine Carara marble Busts MEXICAN Vases
p;ateaus anu Pedestal. real Roman Bronzes superb
oevres Tea oels. &c.
HIGH CLASS PAINTINGS.
Ninety valuable Paintin S. finest examples OF
eminent artist artist, chas ,t 1sadeJ j. veyIsssat Emil
boJ. F. eqse e AcnIS p,o!rowski Ensshj vsrSoecS
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The "MEDIUM's'' MIsTAKE.-Mrs. David
Barto, prominent resident OF Jamaica, 4. l.,
lost $l6O recently. A cairyoyant told her IL
had been stolen by negro, whereupon she
caused the arrest OF a colored woman named
Brown, who had been employed in her house
AS a servant A statement OF these facts In
court naturally Resulted in Mrs. Browns dis
charge. Saturday the money was found In the
possession o a member oi the Barto family.
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OUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers.
TRUsTEES SALE OF HOUSl HOLD FCRNI-
TYNE, CARPETS; &C; CONTAdNED IN
WEST: CO .NER THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWE EST.
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated September 10Th
A. D. 1886 aud duly recorded. will sci public auc
,,oG M On The The premises i3as O. g street norlhw.st on
A. d. 1886, at TEN OCLOCA, ali the household
Furniture Carpets, &c. menuuneu in schedu "A y
attached 10 said trust JOSEPH ROokNBA II,
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THREE MORE SkIpptn To CAxAnAI

THREE MORE SKIPPED To CASADA.-J. w.
Allen ana Thomas Al. McIain, respectively
general ticket agent aud audi tor aud cashier of
the Toledo, Columbus and southern railway
whose general Offices are in Toledo, Onio have
skipped to Canada, their accounts being short
something less than thousand dollars. Both
are young men from san Francisco. Charles
w. Banks one OF the cashiers oi the Wells Fargo
Express company, has disappeared from san
Francisco, leaving $4,000 unaccounied TOR on
his books. He has been missing since the lst
instant, and is believed 10 be on his way To
Canada, via Victoria, B. c. His wife is In New
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.UNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera.
VALUABLE RUILD' Nc LOT ON THE NORTF
SIDE OF IL STREET, TIVE n TWENTY
FlRSL AND TWENTI-~ECoND SrREETs
NNRrH " EHI AT pITRI.IC AIrlvrInN

a VALUABLE RUIID Nc LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF II STKEtT, B TIVE lWENTY-
FIRSL AND TWENTl-~tCOND STREETS
NpRTHWEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDA , the SIX II DAY OF NOVFM-
Der, A. d. 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, we as..
will offer or sale at public auction in fr Of the IA
premises, the wet twenty-five feet and seven -
inches front OF lot numbered six t6) by the depth
thereof Ii3 feet 9l1 incheSl. in square Numbered
seyelty-seven 90 under a by authority of a GER
tam deed from the heirs at law of John Nevius
David r-nglSh, deceased, dated on the 9TH day of
October. y. d.. 1883 and recorded in liber No l1.4
1olO i6l and OF another certain deed from the heirs
of Jo>eph Coomb.. deceased.
Terms: One half cash and the balance in FIVE
years or all cash. IS the purchaser may desire
for deferred payment to bear at six per cent
and be secured by deed of upon the property
sold depoai of 500 reou red at the time of sale
COnveyanC1ng, &c. at cost OF purchaser Terms to be
complied with In ten days otherwise resale risk
and st of defaulting purchaser, after five pub
lie notice {" such resale in some newspaper publ he'd
in Washington. ID.
WILLIAM 7. BRAMHALL,
CHARLES NJ. MATT HEWS
trustee for heirs of David En- glish and John s.
Nevlus. deceased
JOSEPH I. CoOMBS
Trustee for heirs OF Joseph j. Coombs deceased
n1-m,w,fs.it
RD- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON
account Oh the incemency of the weather until WE'D
NE>DAI, the TEN DAY OF NOVEMBER
A D. 1856 at same hour and place.
MILAN L. BRAMHALL
Cii ri. S NJ. M.>ITH WS,
Trustees for he RS OF David English and John &
Nevius, deceased
JOSEPH L. COOMBS
Trustee for heir Of Joseph J. Coombs. deceased.
nS-;5t
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RAILWAY SoLD.-The Port Jervis and Mon
ticeilo railway, twenfy-four miles long, sold
Saturday alternoon by Receiver W. II. Clark TO
satisfy judgment Ior $4,000 in the suit OF
jacob Eide a. ainst the road. II was purchased
by Geo. Lea, of Port Jervs, for SO, loo, subject
10 q mortgage of $4,000.
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STRUCK WITH BLINDNESS ON THE STAGE
J. B. Turner, with the company OF w. !. Scan
lam is one OF the best known personators of old
men on the stage, being himselI nearly seventy
years old. Last week he caught cold in his
eyes, and while playing in the 'Irish Minstrel"
at Waterbury, Conn.,, Friday night, became
blind. His wife was with him and cared for
him. Saturday he was sent 10 Or. Agnew, In
New York for treatment, Mr.. Scanlan bearing
nc aY
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MISS CLEVELAND AND PUBLISHER ELpER
The New York Sums Utica correspondent SAYS
that Publisher Elder, Of Literary Lye was last
week refused admission ~ Miss Cleyeland'a
house, and q note from Miss Cleveland was
handed him stating that hereafter all transac-
lions between them would have TO be done
friend OF Miss Cleveland. MIR. Elder, the dis.
patch says, was very coolly treated In the viii.
the reasons given by Miss Cleveland for sever.
ing her relations with the paper, Il is stated,
are Mr. Elders insertion OF an article 10 which
George Parsons Lathrop and Edgar Fawcett,
saying that they could not get their Day fof
articles furnished.
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from the investigator.
With each recurring fall and winter the ques-
tion OF the possibility OF fire from steam pipes
becomes one OF Importance. As the most in
sidious diseases are usually most to be feared
so the most occult causes of tire are among
those which should be most carefully looked
alter. The apparent paradox of steam-the
vapor of water-heating iron TO such an ex-
tent that ii will produce ignition in a contigu-
GUS coInDustible substance, is of course, hard,
perhaps impossible, 10 understand. Had not
suspicious circumstances directed inquiry
toward this cause, it is likely that the pos
have been thought oil. The London
Fireman thinks that the most sue
cessful attempt at reconciliation of
the apparent Inconsistency OF scientific iactwith
practical experience yet made public il
contained in a recent article in GldsT's IN
ndica. The writer, IL believes. has arrived AT "A
correct solution of the difficulty. Ii is very
wei known that wood, aIier remaining Tor
some time in contact with steam, hot-air or hot
water pipes, becomes carboniZed on the surface
and to ii short distance below. The charcoal of
course, readily oXidizes. When steam is not in
the pipes the charcoal will absorb moisture.
When again heated the moistute is driven out,
leaving vacuum. into wnicn the iresh-air cur
rent, circulating around the pipes, readily pene-
trates. IL lInpartS oxygen To the charcoal,
causes a more rapid rise in the temperature,
till finally the point of Ignition is reached. The
rustng OF the pipes ii il occurs, migh also con-
duce TO the same result. the rust being reduced
by the heat OF the steam To "a condition In which
1t will absorb oxygen IL the point of red heat
Evening star., 1886-11-08

EDUCATIONAL

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1872 MASS.
"A ave- resumed studies MONDAY Sept 9TH, with
renew ed advantages for thorough Science
Taught Special attention is paid TO Piano. Harp, Organ
utar and Banjo Painting and the Languages receive
part cular attention. Private class fain:ing Pho
noSraphy and Eancs Work. Iustra Painting, Calls
themes and Kindergarten are new features of the
present year. Connected with the Acauemv is a
school for Boys. Taught by the Sisters se:3O-am
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVID PROPERTY ON r.
STRF TT BEWkEN TWELFTH AND THIE-
TEETH STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUC-
TIUN.
On M MnNDAY, MOVEMBEI FIFTEENTH e7sts
A. d. 1856 at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF tine .aS
premises. 1 will sell sub. Lot a. in square IL
29 fronting Z6 feet on tne south side of street De
tween " and 18th streets southwest by dep tn of
las feet to wide al ey. improved by two Frame
Houses.
Terms: One-thlrd cash balance I'm and two years
with interest," secured by deed of tie u. op-
erty. Ii the terms OF sale not cumped vii h in
tell days the pr perty will be resod risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser deposit OF SlOU quired ut
time of sale. THOMAS DON , / No
nO-OtS AuCtiOneer.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR

DECISION OF THE CALIFORNIA
SUPREME CoCRr


SUPREME COURT.
SAN FRANcrsco. Nov. S.-The divorce suit of
Hinkle VS.. Hinkle recently tried with
closed doors In department two During the
progress OF the trial a morning paper published
tull reports of the testimony. The attention of
the court was called Ia this fact, when Judge
sullivan issued strict orders TO the officers of
the court and to the witnesses not To divulge
any oi the proceedings. The paper continued
10 report the trial in full. Felix j. Zeehande-
lear, epprter oi the paper. was cited To APP
pear, ana was asked where me got his fnforma-
uon He refused To answer the question, aud
was adJudged guilty OF contempt OF court and
was renanded tn the sheriff. A writ OF habeas
corpus was then taken out nd the matter argued
before Judge Mcguire, who also rema nded the re-
porter. he case was then taken to the supreme
court ana Yesterday an order was made setting
aslue the commitment The chief reason given
i"r me discharge was that the questions Dee
hauuetaar refused To answer were not perth
neht 10 any matter involved IA any issue then
before the court, therefore his refusal to answer
did not constitute "A contempt.
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NHUMAS LOWING. Auctloneer.


CHANCE.:Y SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
IATE, No. zoos SIXTH STREET NOR H
Wrsr. WASHINGTON, ID. C.-THREE-S DRY
FRAME FROM With BRICK REAR
the District Of olum6a. passed in rquity ourt. #
the under isneh Trus will sell public s.. .e mn
front OF the premises on THURSDAY. the FOUR
IEENIii DAY OF OCTOBER 1906. the hour Of
FoU X O'CLOCK, all tnat piece of ground and inn
pr"vements ying and being in he city of Washing
ton. district OF umbia and know n and described as
Lut twenty hree 81! in quare lou. hundred and
hfty-one '45l the said Lot being imLroI Ell good
three-siory and Frame House with large two-story
Brick building in the rear.
1e ms OF sale beng as follows to wit: Onehrd OF
the purchase money i'll cash thin five days after day
OF OF which hundred dolIa 20 paid A. =.
del Osit Il he lime sale and he Oi the pur-
chase money in three equal sta nlents i'll six twelve
and eish cen months from the day of sale for which
the purcl shall deliver to said his or her
not dated on OF ~ae and to bear interest at six
pei centum per annum: Or all cash, at the option of
the purchaser. In default of COM ian the terms
of se property 10 be- resold the risk cost OF
the detaulting purchaser.
FRANK 1 BROWNING,
Colun bia Law Building. jr,,,.o..
RANDALL HAGNEk, 1lusteeS
oc2-eod 462 Louisiana ave,
HS- THE ABOVE SALE Is Pc -TPONED UNTIL
III SDAY, NOVEM nkH SIXTEENTH 1856
SAML HOUR AND PACE BY order of trustees
Ocl3uol&eO THOMA- DuWLING Aucl
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
.HOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer

rTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY
FIFTH AND DTWENTY-SIXTH. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER -
ElGHIH. 1856. at 4: O'CLOCK. In front o. -
the premises. shall sell lot T. in square IL. hav -
ing front Of 81 feet inches. and containing about
66o6 square feet located on the north side of street.
between 18th and 18th streets.
Terms: One-half ash; balance at six and twelve
deed Of trust All conveyance al purchasers cost
500 deposit required At the time of sale.
n34t THOMAS DOWIING Auct.
THIS EVENING.
ITO CLOSE THE M ESTATE WE WILL SELL AT
Il AUCTION. BEGINNING ON TUESDAY EVE
MING NEXT. OCTOBER NINETEENTH, AT
SEVEN OCI.O. X. IN OUR SAL E>ROOMS.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND PENNSIL-
NANIA AVENUE, THE REMAINDER OF
THE STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FROM q. A. WHlTAkER's STORE, llO5
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CONSISTING
IN PART Of
Fine Books i'm all Bindings,
Miscellaneous, standard and Juvenile Books,
Fine Stationery and Fancy Goods.
Pictures, Inks Pens, Pencils. &c, &c, &c.
Vhe sale Will continue each evening until entire
stock is disposed Of
Private sale al cost during the day.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Oclo-lm AuctiOneers.
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SOLD HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.-A plasterer
named S.iuie>, VINO con TEN pla tied leaving Win
nipeg, Manitoba, tor the Old country, recently
SOLD ais wife and i've children to a man named
Williams tor $40. regular legal agreement
was drawn up between the two men, and the
property WAS formally transferred. The police
are Investigating the matter.
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Col. BOB INGERsoLL AND THE ANARCHISTS.
1t Is stated positively In Chicago that Col. In
gersOll has consented TO appear before the Illi-
nois supreme court on behalf of the condemned
anarchists, should he find on returning 70 New
York that he can do SO without interfering with
engagements already made by him. There is
no longer q question Of money, - the anar-
chists now have ample funds
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W. c. DUvALL, Auctioneer.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Anctioneera

i 1ONCANSON BROS, AnctlonPer6
SALE OF BUILDING MATERIAL AT CONGRES
SIONAi LIBRARY SITE.
BY order of the C mmission the construction Of
the Congressional Library building will sell at the
site of the library building on I II RSDAY NOVEM-
BtR IL, 1856. commencing at TEN OCI !OCK A. NJ.
beglnnng al house No. lO3 asst Capitol street. ali the
Doors, Windows. Plumbing and Gas Fitting Material
an els and AL other mai erl except bricks stones
gas fixtures. jOists and flooring in nous
Nos. lO3 100. 10Y and 100 asst CapltOl street.
Nos. = and 100 lSt street east.
Nos. 12S l29 l4l l43, 1l5 aud 1i7 street south
east.
No hob street southeast.
Nos. 1O7, l15. III 126. 1877. l2s, 129 1856 and 1873
Pennsylvania ave
And also he following mentioned RAME Uses
as ney and. except The bricks nd stones in the Gel
lar an. foundation wells:
Nos. b and I2S i street southeast
Ms. 8 and % arroil alley.
NO ia street. used IA hot house.
Terms cash al sale. and goods and material to be
moved away within 10 days after sale.
BY order OF the Commission
nS-d UUNCA NSDN RROS Auctiopeors
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, d. c., ON y STREET. NEAR
THlRTl-SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of .rr%
the District of Columbia sed in Equity cause i,s a
No $3.50 wherein James Riley et al. were com xA
plainanS and Michael land ct AL detendaIi the
undersigned as Trustee will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the NINTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK
T. NJ. all that piece or parcel OF ground lying and
being in G-orSet wn, II. G.. and know the east
twentysi1 feet by one hundred and fifty feet of Lot
el hty-seven tS!) of Threkeid addition to George
town, together with ali the improvements thereon
and the appurt tenances thereto belonging
ernis OF sale are rs follows. 10 wit: One hundred
de pSt casE ut the time of SALE Onehrd of the pur-
chase money cash on the day of sale within seven
days thereafter and the residue In equal install.
mens It six an twelve months from the day ofsaie the
purchaser giving bis promisSury eerred
payments bearing nteres, ON the day of sale until
paid. OF the purchaser may, at his election, pay all
cash. Deed to be retained until asst payment is made
Ii the terms OF sale be not piled wii the
reserves he right to resell the pr rperty the
ami cost of the deiauting purchaser after days
notice in city paper.
CAZENOVE G. LEE, Trustee.
Oc2S-dtS $50 La ave NV