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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-09
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO, June 4
On the board of trade to aay the quotations. in
gtain and proIis. ware as follows: hheat-
No = June, oDelei sGc ciosei ,o+se nominal.
July, opened &c, losed .s'5c, Aucust opened
19c, .losed i-lsc bill Corn->o : Juhe, opened
5ise closed siiac; juiy, opened -, closed
nc bid; Au INST opened Ia, Closed, 81 &C.
,ats--No. June, olened Sd hid, ciesed
.i'ae bid jay opene rs. closed sc eli.
P9rk-Juns, opened 49,, closed $50; July
opened Sa0.ll, closed 4i.at5 August opened - II,
ioseI 1870. Lard Jant, openei svl5 closed
SIC.
Live stoek--The following quotations were re-
ceiyed IRON the nicn sio-k yards 10 day Hogs
Market op mel a tive and s,roag, nearly all
parties buying Ct Ia C higher prices, Ii hit
grades 8i.tHgl 49,; tnu IA pa king, SL00eai u;
heavy packing AMI Skipping lots, sie5d4.I1te
Cattle Bulls S2.6tHa.au, bdtchers. S2,01B3 50;
,toek,rs. Sieuy64ba Sheep Common, s2.aJ8
80; 90 u, S3.ssstn4Ij
Produce: init sr-EStia Eigin creamery. 15ta
per In; sood to hi e creamery, i3fst4e; dairy,
l0mIic; pa Kin . osait, fgG=-Strictly fresh,
s.s@i0c pr d.. Lis2 neutrality-suspicious. Ga per
Id for has aud - Tor ro1stsrs; ducks, &Hiuc;
spring C dickens, fi.1Gt3td pes do. according to
size. y. ,le.-> ho.ce to fancy, Stuap5.oh per
bbl. str2iwberrIez-- Iii 2.5alLSi50 per 81 qt.
| case, Michigan, sia149..,A,per LOOT Ease.
| New York.
NEw YoRk. june d.
Whpat-No. / red stitt, Sf.o0i No = do sGA,e;
| No white &c. o = red winter, iniS S6bc;
August sac / on 40 mixe. cash So All
gust, i6l.e. 0ts 40 / white sta:e. i3e, No2
| To- Sos Ryc-Dui. Barley Nominal Pork
Dali new mess. SlJ. Lard ba9 JAY, $3.50 Al
gust
st. Louis
| 81 Ions June
Wheat-Weak and sharply lover; No 10 |
cash 7iiAc, June, iGtsc hid .Iuly. s5'ic aske ;;
Ausust. .7isc. tora-Ea.y so nj I'D cash.
| 3ILs@2i,e; Juy 81, asked August, a3Ise
| aske,i. 0ais-Ea>y. 80 mlxsd cash 26Aic.
| July. aatae bid Eyg--N ak; 55l,. To.k-stea iy /;
sapo Lasd-steady S,.sl. Whisky-Fitm: 81 10.
Detroit.
| D rRcrT, June s.
| Wheat-No / white, Sc asked cash cash
| Michigan red S5lAc nomil Ne. . rsd, sassc
aominal ash and June 81 l,e July s1Sc August.
Gurn-aoe. Oats-No :, gstae, No white 49, &C
asked.
Milwaukee.
| MILWAUKEE,, June S.
Wheat-Steady cash, 7Glle; July, THE; Au-
gust, 7Slsc Coin-Quiet; No =, s5e. Oats
Duil; No. 2, 27}se Rye-Nominai, No. /.
571c. BaIley-Stealy; 80. ., &c.
| Toledo.
TOLEDO. June S.
| Wheat-Easy and duii; cash si@6jc: June and
July, Sic; Aueut s1Ae; September, Sc. Coin
| STEADY; cash and juno, 3J@e; July. 35ae,
August, Csc. oats--Duli, cash satsc; August,
s7e.
| ROCK ISLAND.
1
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-09
luck island h PEORIA
RAILW AY.
SHORTEST RpuTE TO THE
EAST AND SOUTH

Trains leave Rock Island
LVG q. IN. Way Freight.
9i5 - Fast Express.
l4rp m Mail and Express
GA Through Freight and Accommodation
Trains arrive at Rock Island:
s3Ua N. Through Freight and Accommodation
345 p M Mail and Express
SO q" Fast Express.
go i" Way Freight.
rbe FAST EXPRESS, leaving RocE Island at s. %
M arrives al Peoria 1920 ?. M, al Springfield
i;5 =. IN, at DecaInr 4.Oup. m, jacksonville 1t6
-. m, At1n s.21 p M, ST Louis SIT y. m, and
ferre liaute II So p. m, THE SAME DAY Making
this the BEST and QUICKEST route to all points
s,suthrdst.
Tue 100 p. m. train makes close connection al
ialga with q. b n q. for points west; arriving at
,alesbarg At les y. ~, at Burlington $40 p. NJ
Heokuk t0.45 p. IN, aud at Quincy 1905 p. IN.
Arriving At Peoria at Gao p. m, making Close
;dnnectous with the [. B. n " anu T. P. Il "
fCr In Annapolis, connecting there with all fast
rains for the east Aul sonth
gS-FAST TIME SURE CONNECTIONS, sua
ate- a. low ~ 5y aay other route
q. Il. CABLE, K. c. $ tuCKHOUSE,
Gen'l 5Hpt. Gen1 TEt Az
rna . 80 p. m. Accommodation leaves every DAY
scPpt Sadiay,
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Joseph Lamar. Pittsbnrg blacksmith,
il a cousin of Secretary of Interior La
mar, and bears a striking resemblance to
him
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ROCK ISLAND.

| Dat~-35e
| Hiy-Timothy-$12.0 90.
| -Wild-$10.00.
/ Rye-38c.
| Corn -i1c.
| Potatoes-45c.
Onions 60c.
Coal-Soft II hard t8 50
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~ For notices in reference to Special Exenr
sions changes of time. and other items Of interest
Ptn Hallway, please refer to the local columns Of
this paper,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-09
OF SWEET CUM AND
MUk.ss..EI ELM

The sweet gum, n gathered from tree of the
came name growing along the small streams in tho
Southern States, contains a stimulating cXpectO-
rant principle that ioosena the phleefn producing
carly morning cough, and stimulates The child
throw on the false membrane IN Group aITi
whooping-cough When combined with the heat
Ing mucilaElnous principle IN the mullen plant
Of the old heids, presents IN ThHIOHS CHEROKEE
REMEDY OF SWIFT Gun AND MULLEiN the finest
known remedy for Coughs, Group, Nhooplng-congh
AMI Consumption AMI So paiatable any child ii
pleased to take ASH yugr druggist for it. Price.
etr.and 81. Waiter A Ia iors Atlanta. Ga-
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Wheat-Easy and duii cash, si@s3c June and
July, Sic Aueust sl4e; September Sc. Com
-steady cash and june 3Js9e; July, 35hei
August, Csc. Oats--Bull cash satsc; August
s1e.
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THE
RAILWAY COMPANY

owns AMI operates nearly 5O1t miles of thor
ghly equipped raid in Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa
NJ lime sol 4 aud Dakota
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VAN 9.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The folloying changes from yesterdays quotations
4s 1sa YYss 11SS bid asked
gesistsrsd, 1857 bid: i2s5s asked D. g per- imIs,,
Is 1871 lssl s9n s bid i'd fund
funds ,H,rsss 1sss curreney rs BID Mstre
North Capitol and Q street, 46i. bid, 49, asked
G S Gas, Al bid. National Union Insurance
21H asked Corcorsn Insurance, 59s4 bid. Column
ba Insurance, IA bid, 10 asked German Ameri-
can Insurance, 1A5 bid; Potomac Insurance, %
Washington, 200 bid. National Metropolitan bank,
l46 bid Farmers and MECHANICS Bank, George
town, 1904 bid Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co.,
S5!!p bid S5h asked National Safe Deposit Co.,
lo2 bid. W. L. l. LIST mortgage bonds, "a bid, 81
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

EoLEY, Auctioneer.
win sell the largest stock of Goods ever offered
1t public auction in this city, and the most useful for
Christmas presents. The sale will commence
MONDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH,
AT No. 1347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ,
and viii continue EVERY EVENING at same hour
until all the goods disposed Of The goods consist
in part follows:
A full line Of imported LEATHER GOODS.
A large assortment Of TOYS Of every description.
A full line of STATIONERY and CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE of the best
make, BRIC-A-BRAC WARE, MUSIC BOXES,
PLAQUES.
large line of solid gold and rolled plate JEWELRY,
OPERA GLASSES, PICTURE FRAMES in every
style.
A large line of TERRA GOTTA FIGURES, BANJOS,
ACCORDEONS, GUNS, REvOLyERS and RIFLES.
And many other articles too numerous to mention.
THIS is rare chance for persons who want to make
choose FROM Persons will do well by attending this
sale, as the goods will be sold without reserve
d4-eo6t FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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Il MEMT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON / STREET
R RoohbFFh HAST uo TMGsToR VA ANpMANsARD
AVE AVENUE NORTHWEST. AND ONE UNDIVIDED
VNEcEIGHTH INTEREST IN LOT CORNER OF
MARYLAND AVENUE AND FIRST STREET

~ virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
n Str1c5 OF Columbia, passed In equity No. @
rnsse appointed in said cause will offer for sale
PPE 4 A A. p: 1885 at HALFPAST FOUis O'CLOCK
M; IN 'front.' OF the premises, all those certain pieces
r OF ground and premises known and described
On te RTonnd plan or plat of the city Of Washington,
IN ue District OF Columbia and being all of lot
huIaoered one hundred and three 003). of B. F. Gil
Snd rTscor9ed subdivision Of square numbered six
basement brick dwelling, on street. between
Nortn ICa{tol and !st street northeast.
ALSO: IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE. /
VIII oHer Tor sale, IN front of the premises all that
piece or parcel of land known the ground plat
ia VI saia city as and being all of lot numbered six
co. IN A. X Shepherds recorded subdivision of square
three lS Improved by two-story- nd-nansar1-r
brick house No. S03 New Jersey avenue northwest
Also, ON WEDNESDAY,. the TWENTY SECOND
Ran o Ed DECEMBER, A. D. 1856. at HALF-PAST
FDuR O'CLOCK P. NJ in front of the premises, will
oifer ior sale one undivided oneeghth interest in and
s, snat piece or parcel OF land and premises known
anu escrlbed on the ground plan plat of said city
ana being all of lot numbered nine 90 in square
Dered nve hundred and seventy-six (576).
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in equal instruments in and
years. Tor which the notes of the purchaser is be
be secured by deed of trust the premises sold all
cash. at option of the purchaser. deposit of 400
required on each lot at the time of sale Conveyance
ing, &c, at purchasers cost If the terms of sale are
not complied with in fifteen days the property in de-
fault Will be resd at the risk and cost of the default
1nE purchaser after five das public notice of such
ssle IN some newsSafer RgPishsd IN Washington, D.
-,,,>,,.>ro.. Winder Building.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. d7-eoEds
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THE NATTER UNDER AMUSEMENT BY THE COMMIS-
SIONERS.
There was no major Of police appointed to-day.
Commissioner Wheatley said the Commissioners
had the matter under adviSement. Col Ludlow,
the Engineer Commissioner, was away to-day in
PHI ladelphia. The Commissioners have appointed
Private w. j. Harbinson as acting sergeant, vice
j. 7. RObey, who was promoted yesterday to
Sergeantcy.
LIEUT.. ARNOLDs SUCCESSOR.
Lieut.. Amiss, Lieut.. Arnods successor, received
his commission this morning, and at IL O'Clock re-
lieved Acting Lieut.. Boyle, Of the command Of the
first precinct.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

II 1oNSANoO1N OnoOs AuCtiOneeIS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LOEFFIER,s GARDEN BE-
ING LOT NUMBER SIXTY-QNEt01)O OF ERNEST
LOEFFI.ER'S SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE
THE REc6Rps OF Til TIE 81 s1R ~ HSdsS
OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
SAID LOT CONTAINS ABOUT 1864 SQUARE
fEEI OF GROUND SITUATED ON NEW YORK
AVENUE. BETWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE
AND FIRST STREET WEST, AT AUCTION.
~ virtue of tbs authority vested in me, will -
sell n front OF the premises, on TUESDAY DE-fsM
GENDER SEVENTH, A. b., 1885, at -FOUR skEE
O'CLOCK P M, Lot 81. in Loefaer's subdivision Of
square 800, known as Loefiler's Garden
Terms: cash, balance i'll and 2 years, for which
a s q trust on the property sold notes to bear
per cent per annum from the day of sale, all
cash. cash. st option Of purchaser deposit Of $3.50
piled with within 10 days after sale the executor
cost OF the purchaser after five days public
purchasers cost. CHARLES A WAITER
Executor of Estate of Ernest Loefier Deceased
ma d&6s
cT THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the storm until MONDAY. THIRTEENTH OF
DECEMBER, 1886, same hour and place
CHARLES A. WALTER,
d. -dSds - -
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The President will transmit to Congress to-
| morrow report from Secretary Bayard, accom-
! panied by the correspondence relative to the
fisheries in the waters adjacent to British North
America, which has taken place during the pres
ent year.
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POLICE SALE or PIsTULs-Alexandf1a has no
stolen goods that come TO the hands OF the police
the owner is found sooner or LATER The only en-
scattOns Of value are pistols and OF these aiall
assortment has accumulated in the police station
amory. These are to be sold shortly before Christ
mas at the station house, with Capt Webster as
auctfoneer.
NorEx-The Rev. l. N. Mercer, the newly chosen
pastor OF the Washington street Baptist church
here, entered upon his charge Sunday and oc-
cupted the pulpit OF that church.--The
city council Win not meet until December IL.
and viii then receive q communication fr0m Prs
ident Goss Of his 'grain boom, asking fair treat
Inent for hts enterprise. Jennie e. Powell has
bought dwelling on King street, near Fayette,
for 81 ,35Ql from John a. MarshalL-Mr. simeon
Denty, Cameron street dealer, has made al as
agnment He has no creditors IN Washington, but
Is Indebted In Alexandra TO Jos. Brodefs, A. j,
FleminG Noble Lindsay, Cha2 King, Hunt q Rob.
erts and others. HIS liabilities are about q, 500
and his assets somewhat less
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Boston, Dec. 7.-Volny II. Chamberlain, one OF
the largest pork packers In the east, was az
raigned In the Cambridge superior court yester-
assets Of the fnsolvent firm OF Lincoln, Chamber
lain Co, pork packers, OF which he was part
sworn falsely to certain purchases Of government
bonds. A full hearing In the perjury case was be-
gun this morning.
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n20-dkds DUNCANSON BRO6.. Auct
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON 81
=, STREET NoRTHEAsT AT ,, AUCTION,
premises, will sell, without reserve, the follow
ingdescribed property, being part Of lot numbered
nineteen (lpl In square numbered eight hundred and
tsS9l Beginning for the same thirty feet
thence west the line OF street north twenty feet
thence sopth one hundred feet; thence eest twenty
beginning.
monthA Tor which the purchSsers notes. bearing l1
Per cent interest fpd secared dsed Of trust o1 hs
properly sold VIII be tAken al cAeh at option q the
purchaser a deposit Of one hundred dollars VIII be
required ct time OF SALE All recording and convey@pc
with in zen days from day q sale the property wn be
xesQlQ NJ the y1xk and cost of defsuttEg purchaser
dt-d6 THOMAS OOHLING, Auct
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MASONIC ElEcTIoN.-The following officers of
Potomac Lodge, No. !, +. A. A. NJ, Were elected
last night: Frank Thomas w. NJ; y. w. Waters,
s. W.; j. r. Wood, j. W.; c. F. Shekell, Sec; w.
Nordlinger, treas.
DEATHs.-Mr. Richard T. Berry died yesterday
afternoon at his residence, No. :3O05 street from
paralysis. He was member OF Potomac Lodge
No. ), F. A. A. M.-Carl johnson, an aged man,
who lived on ioth street, was found dead early
this morning at the soap factory where he was
employed.
The BRIDGE BI0cKADE.-The of1cer stationed at
the Aqueduct bridge Was called upon yesterday
evening to arrest four cOlOred men and three
white men who insisted upon crossing the bridge.
They were Immediately placed under arrest and
each left s. collateral at the station. Two more
arrests We're made this morning on the same
charge. AlOnZO Thicker, a laborer; Daniel Ben
ton, a cigar maker, and John Turvey iaborer,
whites and Clifton Hartrow, Henry Ridgely and
William Thomas, cOlOred lab0rers were the men
who deposited s. collateral. This morning they
appeared In the Police Court, but there were no
charges filed against them and they were notified
to appear on Thursday next. Meanwhile the pro-
scouting attorney viii look UP the law. These
men have seen government clerks and others COM
ing over on passes, and say they think II a hard
case that discrimination is made whereby they
endure much loss and suffering.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

nor SALE
IT Upon easy terms, desirable shree-storv T,rio<
Dwelling and Store Room Sonth WashiusrfSa,
property: very desirable for business ~ "'Aei
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
d4-.St r at m
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IL. 1. AVENUE.



The London D0itg Ne3cS commenting on that
part III President Cleyelands message referring TO
the fisheries question, says: "Tbe two govern
ment ought not 10 allow themselves ret until they
have arranged the question. fha difficulty seems
Ia be that America wants nsfing while New Eug-
land does moi want free lraGe The same insaifa-
ble greed for protection undeiiies the difficulty
about ti:e disposal % the surplus revenue. Pro-
lection viii die hard ia America II f., however,
beginning 10 be regarded with incpa sing popular
mistfust. Tne PROPOSED revision on the iaTlf may
be the beginning or the end
The iDdifH ietegr,th SeyS: ''NcVer were words
included in a message which more deserved tina
earnest and prompt attentiano OF British Ministry
To leave the dispute open, II IL In any way bs
adjusted, would be the height OF criminal short
sighteoness."
The Times, commenting on the Presidents mes
sage says: at IS fortunate Tor both parli.s, Tint
the negotiations are fla the haIds OF the govern
meEts instead OF those OF the immediate ispuf-
ants in the fishery question. Opposing in
terests seem too strong in America Tor any move
ment toward tree trade
To-day W. II. Webb and d. r. Hagner execu-
tors, and the Wife OF i. }. Abbott ed I'm equity a
report OF their administration OF SIS 90 left iur the
maintenance OF Grace Ann Delany, and ask that
an account be- started, etc.
Samuel Carroll from the soldiers Home at Ham,
ton, Virginia, reported 10 the police to-day that
while IN this city sunday he either lost or was
robbed OF $40 pension money. He was locked up
Sunday night FOR being drunk.
An EXTERNAL APPLICATION OF st. Jacobs OH goes
TO the seal OF the complaint and cures
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Mrs. Lsngtry's answer In the suit brought
against her by the estate Of Norris Greenwan Tor
alleged violation Of contract TO play In Australia
was aled IN New York yesterday.
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How Di.astrous Fires Are Started.

i-NINiHb
Citizens, LOOK vel Ia youF ash barrels, DON'T
let your servants throw ont the ashes hot and
don't let Them put inflammable material into the
barrel! Before daylight this morning persons i'm
the back rooms OF Rhode Island Gvenue houses
were startled by sudden cracking of names and
a bright light: and 10, there Was an asl-hatTel ln
a blaze auG a hgi board fence carrying The flames
higher and higher. There were cries OF cir"
from various windows and, after a little water
queHched The cOIiagrs;ion. But mi. small be-
ginning might have Resulted la large disastrous
fire. Hence. beware.
December 4th. 1885,. T. l. AyIsrK
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DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. d3-dEds
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
FIFTH, BETWEEN d AND N STREETS S0ITTH.

CHAAM l4,lR n, SALE OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY
EAsT. IL WAsHfse i eSf B STREETS SOUTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the A.
aaSa xSsFsa Jass.9n 3. sIs anss IN
dats and Elizabeth Allen St al are the u
FfsA F5S slsss
sGna ana p ssa lying End e the
described on the ground plan Of said city
Is lot Sf s ssd 70
thereon and the aPpurtenanSes thereto belonging
chase paid in CASH and the 1sa LAM IL
equal in one and two years from the day Of
teress from the day 81 and secsled
soa E
R
ss IT, no ssd
ad M4s0s NOBLE RICHARDSON 10 G sss & NV
nUNcANsoN BROS Auchoneers
sHH faasas RE HHssVE
BY virtue Of the authority vested in u BY wm
81 " M 1sss
ssl h fTopt e the premises At FoUR
SUB LOT 81. IN SQUARE aA.
On II street. and g si1S6
basement Brick DWELLING -
city. - '- - 49,
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal install
ments D one ana two years; notes TO be given by the
pufcheser to pear x per cent Interest and
to bs secured by decd Of trust the properly sll
cash % the option OF purchaser. deposit of LOCO
required ct time OF sale Conveyancing. &c. st cost
punnasaf Terns to DO complied with In tan days
right g resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
oe11utng purchaser after 6ve days public notice Of
ton, d. @. =.
CHARLES MADEG,l p~..r,,-
HENRY MILLER @SeuNsus
aS7.o OF Estate Of August &ueller, Decd.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


NOR RENT-THE EATING DEPARTMENT OF A
IL hne restaurant on Pennsylvania ave. Address at
once, /. 7. T.. Star office. d7-2ts
LOR SALE-MILLINERY sTORE-PRICE MOD
- crate. Also, Drug, Grocery and Tobacco stores,
BOARDING Houses; all doing good business Apply at
Commercial office Of DANIEL RANEY, 93S st. NV
d1-2ws
EIRsT--CLAss BUSINESS STAND PARTIES
ness would dc well to look at the new stores and
dwellings, JUS being finished 14th ST. next to the
corner OF st can apply to j. w p. MYERS, 142S n
y. ave, or to he owner, W. s. ROOSE, 1888 Pa ave.
df-2w
ICOR SAIL "A FIRST-CLASS BARROOM-STOCK.
Fixtures and Pool Tables and all the licenses and
three Bedroom Suits doing good business; only
square from Pennsylvania avenue new will sell cheap
for CASH low rent reason want to change business.
Apply to p. u. DUNN, 21S 10th ST. d3-6t.
EOR sALE-DRUG, GROCERY AND TOBACCO
Once One y s st. sRa Hssi ESs.'e
LrOR SAI.E-sHOE STORE; GOOD STAND; LEAD
IL ing thorOuYhfare; growing business; stock and
arately. Address SHOES. Star Office. nS7-2ws
COMMERCIAL OFFICE 93s F ST n W.; ES-
Ntablished for the purpose Of disposng of busn ss
chances, such as Drug Store Dry Goods, Grocery &c
BY our plan you avoid all publicity, which has
furious effect on business Consult your int rest
Advertised free and sold on commission.
n17-1m Respectfully, DANIEL RAMJsY.
EHOR SALE-A DRUG STORE IN ONE OF THE
best and most central locations in the city is offered
for SALE with the good will Of the business as the pro-
prietOr wishes to retire therefrom Any Information
will be given by addressing +. o. Box 532 n16-1m
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CHINESE
RARE AND COSTLY COLLECTION
CHINESE CERAMICS,
Comprising Specimens of the Highest Grades in
Chinese Art in
PORCELAINs,
Embracing Elegant VASES varying in sizes from six
to twenty-five inches, together with other
Parlor Decorations
Dishes, Meat Dishes, Dessert Tea Lunch Dinner and
Soup Plates Of beautiful design and artistic coloring
and entertainments.
The collection will be on exhibition beginning on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTH, 1885,
at my auction rooms 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave.
and the sale will commence on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER NINTH, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK,
and be concluded in the
AFTERNOON, BEGINNING AT THREE O'CLOCK
n30-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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(545). according to the ground plan of the city of
WASHINGTON and the snbdyison # Jones Of said
office OF said District in book marked IN K at Folio
6 which said Zeal estate is situated i'll the city of
Washington and District of Columbia.
These Lots front ~ street % feet each, with a
depth of 1:50 feet to alley.
Terms One third cash. balance in equal instruments
at one and two years notes to be given by purchaser
bearing SIX per cent unnum interest and to he
cured by deed of trust the property sold All
or liens by reason thereof said real estate will he
paid out OF the proceeds of SALE ALI conveyancng will
pc IT the cost Of the purchaser If the shall
the trustee will resell the property in default ut the
cost and risk Of the defsnting purchaser after five
published in Washington, D. c. deposit Of 800 on
each lot will be required at time of sale
WfMAN L. COLE. Trustee,
x.,x.. 46S Louisiana avenue II. w.
DUNCANSON BROS., AuctiOneers. d3-d&dS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-07
TOMORROW.

IGD.MOHROWs
TVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
FINELY BOUND BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS,
NOVELS. PICTURE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, JEWEL CASES,
TOILET AND PERFUME SETS, FANCY BOXES
STATIONERY, PAPER WEIGHTS. ORNAMENTS.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS CARDS. SCRAP
BOOKS AND PICTURES.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER
EIGHTH, 1885, at TEN A. NJ. and THREE P. NJ,
within my auction rooms, 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, shall sell the above stock, removed
from 3G72 Bridge street, Georgetown, d. c., to my
auction rooms for convenience of SALE This is choice
lot OF goods and should command the attention Of
parties wanting Christmas articles. d:,-4t