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Seventeen Years i'm Jail.
THE RESULT OF A MURDER COMMITTED DURING ,

LITICAL EXCITEMENT.
James Burke, jr, and John Kennedy have been
sentenced, in Baltimore, to seventeen years and
six months in the penitentrary, for the murder OF
John CMrran. The murderers and their victim had
been friends until short time before the murder
the relations and ended In a feud that has broken
up three homes. The crime was committed on the
10th OF October last. The trial began two years
ago. Every day the court room was crowded In
tense interest was taken In the case. The fight
was sharp, sometimes yirulent, and brilliant
throughout. 1t ended In verdict OF murder ia
the second degree with a recommendation to
mercy. Eighteen years is the limit, and the pr1s-
oners were given all but six months. Every effort
VIII now be made to get them pardoned and all
the influence OF the political leaders will he ex.
erted in their behalf.
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AUCTION SALES.
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auc.ioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctieneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING, SITUATE NO As STREET
SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of deed Of TRUST dated December R$A -
y, 1880, and recorded in Iiber No lI57 al a
9oiunnis we will sell at public auction in mont e
11s RIHn,ses On MONDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF DE
sn "a, aet Sf ground with She inprevenent situate in
cry OF washington, District of Columbia. known a.
lot lettered "a in William T. Tots recorded suSd-
9n OF ORIGINAL lot ten in square numbered six hun
sastlne OF twEstory frame dwellne with brick base
MsSnt, containing six rooms and In gooa repair
twelve and eighteen months With interest thereon Il
s per cent to be secured by deed of TRUST on prpines
soid or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of
$ivo required at time of sale Terms to be complied
WIN IN ten days. C0nveynncne aud recording al pur-
cnaser's cost. WILLIAM OCKSTADTi -.
h23-d&ds H. n. BERGMAN. I irussecS
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(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY, KNOWN AS No. 9O6 STREET

SOUldWESI.
. BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
TIE DISTRICT Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause IA
NO TO- docket No. 90 wherein Rebecca Du- laI
and Others 9th are detsnaants the
DECEMBER, 4. D. 1856. at HALF-PAST FoUR a ::SOl
O'CLOCK IN front Of the premises. the following
IN the District Of Columbia and known and designated
on the ground latsn plan of said city Lot num-
nIents thereon.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the said decree: Cash
the rope i sold the BALANCE to be paid within ten
not then complied WITH the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the cost Of the defaulting purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN Trustee,
1913 ~ street,
.>x->,... GIG st. n W.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneerS. 'dl .d&dR
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A CENrs Worm Or SENSE
IS WORTH MORE
THAN A DOLLARS WORTH
OF FOLLY.

An appeal to good always attracts the attention
OF the reasoning, thinking man. Show him the why
and the wherefore and he is convinced
Victor E. Adler aims to capture the trade and the
good will Of all reasoning thinking men. We don't
boast OF selling fine clothing at low prices and then ad
vance no reasons why we sell low On the contrary
we aim to make it apparent to all that by carefully
watching the market for bargains: making our own
coth1ng buying cloth, trimmings, ETC., by the large
quantity; paying cash and securing good discount
and keeping expenses low able to underseN all
other Washington clothiers
dollar is dollar the world around but You can get
more clothing for dollar at Victor E. Adlers reliable
clothing establishment than you can get anywhere
else.
Thinking men want reason, all want clothing at the
lowest possible prices. We oblige all.
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SnTER LOuDg D1AD.-8fSter Louise the head and
founder Of the twenty houses Of the order OF
Notre Dame In this country, with their seven hun
dred sisters and twenty three thousand girl pupils
mostly free scholars, died last Friday afternoon Ia
Cincinnati Ct the cOnvent OF which she was the
superior. Blk hOusesof Notre Dame on the Pacific
Sope also lose In her one Of their principal found
era sister Superior LOUISE was one Of the most re-
markable women Of her time, and her dying hOurs
were worthy OF her labOxtOuS and Christian lie Her
name was Josephine Susanna yanderschrieck. and
ZOom In Holland
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. L. 1885
Trains leave b. and p station, 9th and ID streets
90 am-Dsiiy for Marrenton. tsordonsyille ard
% points lynchburg, Rocky Mount Danyiils Raj
eigh, Charlotte Atlanta, and all points south P,i
man palace buffet sleeping car Washington Atlantis
and Washington TO New Orleans
2:32 p m.Daily. except sunday, for Mana ssas
etrae6urg and intermediate statiuns
$50 m;-Daily for wsrrenton. Gorionsvile
Chariotte.1lie staunton Louisville Cincinnati aud
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
sleeJsers Washington TO Louisville
il 90 p.m.-Daily for Iynchburg RALEIGH Asbxiila
charlotte, ooinmbaa Aiken Aasnsta, Atlanta, Mont
nsn buffet sleefer Washington 20 Aiken \ C. wash
lneton TO Montgomery, connecting with parior car to
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
Leave Washington ID am. daily, except Sunday
and - pm daily, arriving Of Round Hill ii az a
M ana IL Pm returnine, leave Round Hi Is .os a
"a DAILY and :1S p m, except Sunday arriving ia
Washington 40 Q m and 55 pm.
. Through traine from South arrive at Washington
m. Strasburr local. 10 .O5 am
IickeHx eleeplnG reservation and Information
furnished and baggage checked ut Office COL Penusr-
xana ayea and at passenger station, Pennsylvania
- JAS. l. TAYLOR,
MO General Passenger Agent
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CRITICIZED BEoraEk ARCHITECTS BrrI-Ths
member OF the American Institute 81 Architect.
who was asked 70 reign AZ the meeting IN Ses
York last Thursday MAJ Z. II. Baldwin OF BaItl
more. Charges were made against him by George
A. frederick, also Of that city before the inf
OF violation OF professional ethics By testifyin,
against Rock Hin college for services q srchitec
Of the college Improvements
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We Want ONrr FIVE MINUTES

OF YOUR TIME DOLLARS TO YOU. WINTER
CLOTHING ONE THEME AND BARGAINS ONE
SUBJECT. A IS OvERCOAT FOR s375; A $40
ONE FOR $3.50: A $50 ONE FOR SIS; A o. so
SUIT FOR So: $15 FOR S11; A $40 ONE FOR
s15 IN YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN's
SUITS OR OvERCOATS MANY OF THEM ARE
SELLING AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE
MATERIALS. WE MUST SELL THE GOODS
HAVE GOT TO BE SOLD OUR COUNTERS ARE
BENDING UNDER THE WEIGHT OF OUR LARGE
STOCK WE MUST HAVE THE CASH FOR THEM,
AND THE BARGAINS you CAN GET IN FIRST
CLASS TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING AT OUR STORE
WERE NEVER EQUALED. GOOD GOODS AT
CHEAP PRICES ARE SELDOM HAD. CHEAP
GOODS CHEAP ARE DEAR BUY. OUR CLOTH
ING is THE BEST NEW YORK. BOSTON AND
BALTIMORE TA1LORMADE GOODS FOR MEN,
BOYS AND CHILDREN AT LESS THAN YOU CAN
BUY THE GOODS IN THEM. PRINCE ALBERT
SUITS, EQUAL TO THE FINEST TAILOR-MADE
AT ALMOST HALF THE COST. CUTAwAY SUITS
OR SACKS IN ALL THE LATEST LEADING
STYLES. COME QUICK. THE BARGAINS ARE
BEING PICKED UP DAILY, AND THE FIRST
COME FIRST SERVED IF YOU HAVE NOT THE
MONEY YOU CAN SELECT AND LAY BY TILL
YOU HAVE. REMEMBER THIS GREAT DISSO-
LUTON SALE, BY WHICH WE ARE LOSING
$4,000 ON THE 10000 SALE OF CLOTHING IN
ORDER TO GET RID OF ADISAGREEABI.E PART
NER. RATHER LOSE THE MONEY THAN TO
CONTINUE AN UNPLEASANT PARTNERSHIP A
YEAR LONGER COME AT ONCE TO 924 9TH
STREET NV BETWEEN AND STS LOOK
FOR THE LARGE SIGNS 924 9TH ST. NV.
J. u. SMITH. Manaeer
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NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

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, 1886. at TEN A. NJ. and THREE p. NJ
within my auction rooms, 18th street and Pennsyl-
vanla avenue, shall sell the above stock removed
from 3O72 Bridge street, Georgetown. D. c., to my
auction rooms for convenience of sale. This choice
lot OF goods and should command the attention of
Partes wanting Christmas articles. dat
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule I'm effect, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 7,h. lssa
until furthef notice.


Leavc Washington from station. corner Of New ysr.
fs cS,caso 10 90 ii 90 am, and lo:lo pm. a.y.
m e fss Limited ETlses ioa Hsssu ana
saso arriving Ia Pss.eurH 81 :35 NJ. Chicago nert
SO srsr. i.ss 5 Shsrses on ,S.-s sssSs
for Sn,lnpaa. Loui..s and g Lcu,. daily =, $50
Rm and ~ 10 pm, with through ccsches and Palace
fssi limited SssS " csns s sna s, ISSs
Se sh f ars' Il sSad on this rah 70:
I. T. q .sa s.s ssh SoS.Est i rs:
For LeIinsion and Local Stations, 40 am daily.
$s, s s S.: sss S%T s a: M rA'.aspa
fSt Bainmore ON ussk days = q 30, 60. go.
sS9a 80 s. as sso go sls oc t sss nd
eif q s sSS9 ss ;S g. So sS c sso IS
NJ For sse19anaSsh Valley Rs.lre.d and point. south
New ar sss 70 q has s sGs e. S@
For Wilmington p,,,x,r. an, ,r,.r,,,,,.,. ,.,,,,.
os.M p bStimore and Wilmington. 3 Is m daily,
FSr Ann.gols 6: 40 am and IL no and 4 30 pm
| on SUNDAY $50 Am, 40 pm.
md g Pm sssds Is % and sS So 90 90
daily f9r ssis sSnss ON s ss%
on ss ef sranc ssusas G5 P5 ,,a
on sgnssy sipIs :. .,,ons For and
daily, except SUNDAY For Trx-ies,ch Al ~, 80,
| 4 40 pm daily. except SUNDAY wv ' ~A'~
| cept Sunday. Won I'm "ans'eA
Trans s srrvs from the Wet daily eco 20 Au,,
| From Philadelphia Chester Wilmiugto, .,t u.x,>
de Grace, IL 40 Am 5 20 and 10 90 ~ n, 5sslV
Prom Wilmington and Intermediate points north ~
Baltimore. Ia 10 am ~ Ni'N Va
e nrsm A,nnnsg,i.: % and 80 and 2s pm
daily except Sunday. "'''a@
Prem Frederick and intermediate point 25 = m.
| and ID y. IN. daily except SUNDAY - me-
Trains leave Baltimore FOR Washington NJ = IN q On
% s;eos BOO and IL; go am, 1915, = 80. 4 4
4 $50. A., y 90 and II ~ m '-'' wv
All trains from Washington sfop AZ RELAY S..,,,r
l except 20, b > and 40 pm
For further informs apply at tho Raltmore ana
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station SIp and lSsi
Pennsy avenue, l4th street WHERE oria
will be taken for baesge 20 be checked and ~
\ ans point in the city. -
L b DUNHAM. CKIoRn
4 General Manager baltimore fn5l a pa
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VICTOR e. ADLER's,
TEN PER CENT TEN
CLOTHING HOUSE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
n29 Open Saturdays till IL pm.
SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYA1


-
AniMMANa DEPARTMENT.
W Worsted Fringes. l0c. yard.
Moss Trimming ali .olors. snc Yard do'' safo'
Beaded GALLON i in s2c' a ana &c ysrd
Silk Lacng Cord. all colors :sc ward
SIX Grdles with tasses, 35c' up. ~ ~ "i' up
OBJ fea.ner trimming, Black. Navy Blue and Nutria
f tidff SUI G Chem Frinse soc yard up
Children's Drawer Ieegings WV "p
Ghldren's Hand knit Shirts, :55c each r-'' w.
S,aGffs asn Ladies' and
a' All &c, co3 Sa.G sss;., .,a c..,,. =,
laarAe' prices
j. M FOLLIN.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
mig s14 7th st., between and XIV
A., Tup T,
AAAA he --LATEST
fhofoihAPHS ENaRAvINGS
ETH1Nas and PHoroaRAyUREs.
1EArH Tlass GOODS.
Imported and Domestic.
STATIONERY NOVELTIES,
,o o. r,ess' n ,saos,
Z, tho a.,;n. Is,, S,
- w works. 'e Of 1. Aar'
in French aud German.
Of '''' a sssissa and Visiting Cards
" g FISCHER
500 18th street. Corcoran Bnsldine.
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MIR. Vanderbilt B0dy i'm the DIau.
solemn.

From the New York Tribune, December f.
The body OF william ii. Vanderbilt was removed
yesterday from the receiving vault in the Moray1an
cemetery at New Dorp, Staten Island, to its final
resting place in the granite mausoleum on Light
House Hill, Ocean Terrace-the highest point in
the Moravian cemetery. Only the detectives, the
cemetery employees and three members OF the
Vanderbilt family were present when the vault
was opened. The coffin was withdrawn, and with
tecttye guard 10 the mauSOleum. The great gate
OF the tomb was unlocked and the key placed In
the hands OF the Vanderbilt family represented
by William X. Vanderbilt, Frederick Vanderbilt
and Cornelius Vanderbilt The detective guard
was removed from the receiving vault and placed
on duty at the mausoleun, where they were seen
al midnight pacing before the tomb.
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FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS
NEAR STREET WE HAVE OPENED BRANCH
STORE FOR THE SALEoF THE FINEST MEN AND
CUSTOM TRADE. BOTH OF THESE STORES
WILL BE CONTINUED By ME AFTER THE GREAT
SALE.
n23-mth J. HIRAM SMITH M.r...,
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The WilsOn..MOen Mystery.
CURIOUS STORY ABOUT A GERMAN INyrNrop vr,
pISAPPEARFu ~

DISAPPEARED.
The correspondent OF the New York Hero,d at
Stamford, Conn. says that some matters EMPLOYED
In shops there contribute what may prove an i'm
portant chapter TO the story OF the Wilson-Moen
affair These men have lived in Worcester, and
knew " Doc" Wilson before fortune smiled ON him
One or their fellow workmen in those early dave
was an ingenious German with taste Tor me-
chanics. On one occasion he Displayed 10 his
shopmafes combination OF twisted wires with
sharp points projecting at Intervals which he
said he had invented, and which he declared was
TO be the basis OF gigantic fortune. It was iden
Teal In appearance with the bafbed wire now
turned out by the great firm OF Washburn A.
Moen- The German was advised 10 take out let
ters patent for his invention, and took prelimi
nary steps with that end Ia view. .DOc'f Wilson
knew the German, and was one OF the first TO
whom he showed his invention. Suddenly the
German inventor disappeared. Search was made,
but no clue TO his Whereabouts has ever been OH
tanned, and the cause Of his disappearance is SIN
mystery. The barbed wire patents held by the
nran OF Washburn A0en have proven mine on
wealth To their owners. "Doc" Wilson knew Of
the Germans prior Invention. And the matters
even hint that the Germans disappearance WAS
due TO foul play.
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cuLoR0EOkNRD AND ROsBEp.-At O'Clock SAT-
urday morning two burglars entered the house of
n. Hnlce, just outside OF Neenah, Wis They
chiOroformed him and proceeded To ransack the
house, but Mr.. Unlce aw0ke and had battle with
them. In the struggle he pulled the mask on ona
VI his asSaiiants and Identified him as q tram
who had hung around the house for q week NJ
hu,ee was alone In the house. The burglars got
house and it was burned TO the ground Mp Huice
narrowly escaped burning 70 death. He crawiefi
out and lay down In the snow, dazed from the
effects Of the chl0roform. His hands were badly
frozen. He lay In the snow about half an hOnr
when be was picked up and carried to q nei1hbor's
aouse. The h0Iise and contents were worth
40 ooo and were insured. Nh. Hulce is quite
wealthy.
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No MORE WESTERN UNI0N-The Western Union
telegraph COMPANY have for years been furnishing
the Chicago board Of trade with market reD0rtS
from the commercial centers and ticker service on
the door for the nSe Of memberA making an exOr-
a contract with the Commercial Telegram COM
pany, Of New York and Chicago, for this service
Saturday the Western Union uckess were removed
tUted.
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Mourning Mexicans.
TIE BOGUS PATH AGENT ca AkTERs 4 LOCOMOTIVE


The daring sw1ndler who robbed the people OF
the city OF Mexico cleyerly by pretending TO be
the advance agent or Nine. Patti, has not been ap-
pretended. He took a special locomotive on
Thursday night up the Central railway, catching
the regular train which had len nearly two hours
carrier his excuse being that he wanted TO meet
MI. Aboey, who was on his way down 1rDm FL
Paso. IL Il understood that the man got of the
OF him hiss been found The swindie continues 10
D. tie principal topic OF conversation here, and
police officers say that IL Is unprecedented in the
history OF the city. IL Is Supposed the swindler
has cOni-derates who Will hide him TILL he can get
away In safety. The newspapers give much space
police says the man has the appearance OF a
Hebrew, and IL Il known that while he was at the
hotel Ls pretended that he could only talk imper.
fect English and spoke French nuentjy. At the
I.li"ay s,ati9n, when bargaining for the iocomo-
i've ne USED Enstsa property.
An ONIsors FAILURE IN Bosrpx-A p Martin
Co., boot ana shoe manufacturers and dealers
OF Boston, have failed Cen Augustus p Martini
tS-inaj or Of Boston, Is the senior member or the
nrin The cause Oh the faiure Is claimed 20 be the
unrVasonable demand OF the men Added 10 the
great depression In the trade For wears THE busi
ness has been carried On almost al a ksss buf the
factories have been Kept gosng, IL Is des,iared IN
a. not 10 throw the seysp hundred men onf ~
WORK Frequent demands for higher waoxs have
been made and Complied with, with the hope that
there would soon Dr. an advance VI prices Rnf
things not mending, The Arm decided Il WAS befr Ter
10 stop now. In business circles the faiure ,s 10
garded as ominous- IL h known that the denres
sion has been seriously felt by the trade and m -
argued that II 80 wise and consery alive a fir,n
rest OF the trade is not encouraging The iiabii.
Ties 100000, and the Assets viii BIZ eoossdsr
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BOSTON Adusvtiser: "Tarfn refogmers ara now
spoken q a. revenue cutters"
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VyHoMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY on n
STREET NORTHEAST AT AUCTION.
On On MONDAY Dh, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH sz8
premises viii SELL without reserve the follow -
lngdescrlbed property, being part of lot numbered
ffty-nine $3.50 Beginning for the thirty feet
IRON the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south one hundred feet; thence east twenty
beginning.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months for which the purchasers notes. bearing ali
per cent interest and secured deed trust on the
property sold will be TAKEN all cash OPTION of the
required at time Of SALE All recording and Conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser. If terms are not COMPLIED
with in ten days from day Of sale the property viii be
resod at the risk and cost of defautine purchaser
d. dts THOMAS D(WT INC Anct
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
T0-MoRRoW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucsisneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
ENGLISH WATER COLOR PAINTINGS ON.
PAINTINGS ETC, In ALL ABOUT ONE
HUNDRED sUBJECTR
From the Easel Of the
LATE PROFESSOR q. 4 oII.nERT, RA
To be sold at public auctioa 1t my sa,ssroomA 1lth
and Pennsylvania avenue.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTH, AT KI.kvEN A.
n. AND THREE r n
The Pictures viii be On sisw On Monday. esA srom
a n.tin 5 p. m dist
II EAL ESTATE NOTE AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of collateral note dated January 21st
1855. viii seal AZ Iahc auction within our anc-
al oSE osns.n nsss Sa.s
Jsnuary GOTH 1856. for % 600, payable three
sad
aeed o. trust ST, IN part Lot IL IN square Isl All parties
fS 'sass s 5s'' sRos A.s..snse
nUNcANsON BROS, Aucsloaeers
u
kAECUTORtS SALE OF LOEFFLERS GARDEN. BE
ING I LOT nv, NMMBER SIxTY,oNE66poF ERNEST
SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVK
$500 AZ II, KEC0RDED IN LIEER No; 10 FOLIO
Ia, OF The RECORDS OF THE SURVEYORS
OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SAID LOT CONTAINS ABOUT 59,664 SQUARE
xbHHE RFTMHEF hkT FssEA SSShsUE
BY virtue of the authority vested in me, VIII -
SCI II frSnt Of the PREMISES ON TUESDAY DE
O'CLOCK NJ, Lot 81, in Loefier's subdivision OF
square 500 known as Loeffiers Garden.
Terms: u cash, balance in and , years for which
the notes of the purchaser will be taken secured by
deed OF trust on the property sold bear
eat at per cent per annun from the day of sale
oash ct option Of purchaser Adeposst Of $3.50
Piled with within 10 days after sale the executor re-
serves the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulnR purchaser after public
notice of such resale in newspaper published in
Washington, d. e. Conveyancing and recording al
purchasers cost CHARLES A. WAITER
Executor Of Estate Of Ernest Loetier, Deceased
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bushnell & CARUsI, Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 1906 SIXTH STREET NORTH
~, WEST, IN THE CRY OF WASHINGTON, b. c.
No. 1854, folio 1i4 of tbs Land Records of the Hkf
Rsr,ct Of Col9mba we will offer for sale AI
1856, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front
Of the premises. Lot No: las of W. Newtons subdi-
lettered in Square No. 445 recorded in the Office
OF the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia in Book H.
ments consisting of Brick Dwelling House contain
Terms: $4,000 cash; balance in equal installments
az slx Hl twelve u2) and eighteen 18) months for
which the purchaser will be required to give his
promissory notes bearing interest the rate Of six per
cent per annum and secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold
Az conveyances at cost of purchaser
Fifty dollars down at time of sale
If terms of sale are not complied with in sevan dawn
from day of sale the trustees reserve the to
the property at the cost Of the dsfautin prchaser
EUGENE CARUSIS ,-.
NATHL CARUSI,} irussees
GEO. W. STICKNEY. Auctioneer. n20eodkds
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EDWARD F. DRoop.
925 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Sole Aren't for steinyay sons, aabler. Decker
Son, Marshall Wendell, Hallett Cumsson and other
Pianos; Sterling Organs Music and Musical Mer.
chandlse Instruments sold monthly pay1nenta
and Shipped
New and second hand Pianos Of other makes always
in stock at low igrres
Telephone. 34S-2. SelQ
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A VERDICT OF slO2, 600 FOE SNow.-The sealed
opened In court al Barnstable Mass, Saturday,
and found TO be q judgment In favor OF Chester
Snow for $10s2, 0O0. Alleys counsel Immediately
filed motion for new trial, On the ground OF
excessive damages and that the verdict was
against the evidence. The exceptions win be
heard Ut an early date.
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s :: ! 4 4 . ~ / E 7 I :: :;
9 81 ZEE a kkRfh 4 IN ssae &
| / EE "A RRR n MN G
6o6S ILL [ EERr ~ & I'll I'M e aG Sc
sss 4 Z! + E.
sssss "a f,,, E.. {.
OF LADIES' AND CHILDRENs CLOAKS AND

Only fifty of those Newmarkets lately at1ver-
used and on which we had such run; These New
chan Some sold as high as $l4, none less than $40