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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12
A Fashionable Christmas Present.

4 OPERA FAN-THE LATEST NOVELTY-A FAN COM
n entirely of Ostrich Feathers and in different coors
demand for evening occasions full line of hand
ivory bone also in satin in every imaginable tint.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12
Gold and silver I'm the U. 3.

Amount of gold and silver coin and
bullion in the United States on January
lst each year from 1878 to 1886, as esti-
mated by MIR. Burchard, former Direct.
or of the Mint:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12
An Ornamental Christmas Present.

OUR JEWELRY CASES ARE REPLETE WITH A FINE Sc
lection of Bracelets Finger Rings Watch Chains Breast Pins
Chains Collar gold and peaSeeve Buttons
Fob Chains, and at extremely low prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE BY
Oliver, Walker & GOOdenOw,
1O1 North Main Street, Temple Block.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

900 Thirty five acres in best part of
the city; lays high; beautiful view of
mountain and ocean; the best tract In
the city for subdivision.
$2OOO-Twenty acres, with house of four
rooms, good barn, flowing artesian
well; six acres in alfalfa and fruit
trees; on easy terms.
Se5OO-Ten acres near COMPTON; good
house, large barn; highly improved
this is bargain.
CHOICE 5. 10, 80 AND 4O-ACRE
TRACTS, improved and unimproved,
through the country and near city
limits.
CITY PROPERTY.
. 10, ,0OO-Elegant Residence on Hill street
OF eight rooms, bath, closets, etc., with
all modern Improvements; on the
clean side of the street.
S65OO-Cottage of five rooms. hard finished
bath and closets; lot 6oxl65; near bust
ness.
S9OOO-Elegant two-story residence on Hill
street Of nine rooms, pantry bath and
closets; all modern improvements;
with furniture, $4,000.
SS7OO-Elegant New Mansion OF 9 rooms,
bath. pantry and closets; electric bells
handsomely finished throughout.
S2OOO-House and lot on California street,
half q block from Main-street ear line
four hard-hnished rooms, stable,
hedge, lawn and flowers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12
Opening Day, Monday, Dec. -
AND EVERY DAY THEREAFTER
A USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MONDAY DECEMBER 18TH
w beautiful selection of Plush Goods, comprising Toilet
Sets Manicure Sets Odor Cases. Glove Boxes Handkerchief Boxes
Collar and Cuff Boxes Hand Bags Tmbe Cases. Albums Needle
Cases, Pencil Cases. Mirrors Whisk Broom Cases.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-12

CRIB BLANKETS.
CALIFO RNIA 1914 WHITE BLANKETS.
TABLE LINEN WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH
LADIES' QUILTED SKIRTS.
LADIES' KNITTED SKIRTS.
EMBROIDERY FELT.
LACE CURTAINS.
BED SETS.
CHILDREN'S SILK BONNETS.
CHILDREN'S WOOL BONNETS.
CHILpREN'S WOOL CAPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
THoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

CHOICE AND ARTISTIC HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE AND PORCELAINs. AT AUCTION.
EMBR ACING, AMONG OTHER THINGS. AR
TISTIC MAHOGANY THREE-PIEC PARLOR
SUITE, UPHOLSTERED IN FIGURED SILK
PLUSH: HANDSOME RECEPTION AND EASY
CHAIRS. BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE PORCE-
LAINS, BRONZE FIGURE OF MERCURY
AND EBONY PEDESTAL, VERY HANDSOME
EBONY MARbLh-TOP TABLE. ELEGANT
FRENCH LAM AND FRENCH GLASS DECO
RATIONS, FRENCH CLOCKS. ONE BEAUTI-
FULLY INLAID CABINET GAN kLkGANT
AND COSTLY ARTICLE). ELEG A I
COUCHES, FINELY UPHOLSTERED; OAK
ARM CHAIR FROM HOUSE OF REPRESENT
TATIVES. ATHER-COVERED ARM CHAI r.,
FINELY CARV D: VERY SURERIOR MA
HOGANY DWARF BOOK CASE PARLOR
FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE
PIECES, MAHOGANY DESK WITH CARVED
LEGS AND FEET, A SPLENDID ARTICLE:
HALL FURNITURE. A NUMBER OF FINE
STEEL ENGRAVINGS BRASS FIRE IRONS.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
SUPERIOR CHAMBER FURNITURE. IN
SUITES AND SEPARATE PIECES: FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES, BEDDING OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. FEATHER PILLOWS, WAL
NUT EXTENSION DINING TABLES WAL
NUT ,RBLE TOP SIDE GARD, FINELY
CARVED: DINING CHAIRS. TABLE LIN I'm,
FINE CUTLERY, HANDSOMELY DE< ORA
TED DINNER SERVICE. ENGLISH DINNER
SERVICE. CUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS
WARE, SILVER-PLATED WARE. SUPERIOR
KITCHEN APPOINTMENTS. &c. &C.
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWEEN
TY-Sf COND. 1886. commencing at HALF-PANT
TEN UCLOCK. at residence ZOl3 q street. shall
8, II the superior collection OF household effects
nl1-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE DEFENDING HIS
PERSONAL. REPUTATION.

THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE DEFENDING HIS
PERSONAL REPUTATION.
Representative Haynes, who was defeated for
a third term at the recent election, In New
Hampshire, by Rev. Luther F. Mckinney,
comes out in a long letter denying certain
charges made against him. He says:
II am charged with packing the Manchester
caucuses from the saloons. i never had any
consultation, inference understanding, or any
arrangement whatever with single saioon
Keeper IN regard to any caucus at any time
l am charged with distributing circulars load
ed with personal abuse OF my opponent. Con-
treated i'm the campaign just closed, this would
have been u grave ofense. But III there were
any such circulars, 1 have never even been
aware OF their existence. The only circulars
that have had any knowledge OF were uil.
garbled copies OF public address delivered ana
/ am charged with wallowing in the Sums and
grog sho ,s 10 organize them In my Interest. vi
the entire body OF Manchester saloon Keepers
have even the slightest acquaintance with not
more than half a dozen, and, in ali my lite, the
greater part of which has been spent In the city
OF Manchester, was never i'm the places OF bush
ness of half of these. II is well known among
all with whom l associate that do not use
sprituous liquors, and yet information Is
reaching me almost daily tending 10 show that
in the last days of the campaign was systemati.
caly advertised all over this district as a COM
mon drunkard. There seems To have been q
system in these outrageous connections. Per-
hapS they were part OF the general plan oil
Campaign, which included the forged sawyer
letter, the threatening anonymous letters sent
out 10 intimdate republicans from voting ior
me, and other peculiar features of a peculiar
perhaps 1t is AS well to let them die OF their
own weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

THE TESTIMONY TENDING TOWARDS THE EsTAB-
LISHMENT OF AN ALIBI.
Ii now looks as though Michael r. Malone,
Timothy While, j. p. r. White and Patrick
Driscoll, on trial in umberland, Md, Tor the
lynching OF the crazy man, David Johnson,
wou d be able TO prove an alibi. Eight young
women, witnesses for the defense. yesterday
gave evidence that threw a greater veil OF
mystery over the identity OF the lynchers than
ever. Several Of these girls are relatives OF
tue accused. Maggie Driscoll, a sister of Pat.
and the Gilmore sisters seemed 10 greatly i'm
press the jury with their stories. They, on the
night OF the lynchng, were on their way to
Whites house To attend the wake over the
murdered man. They met Malone and Dris-
coll about the time of the lynching When
they reached Whites house they found Tim
sitting besides the corpse weeping. He was not
out at the time Johnson was dragged from the
jail. Thos V. Gilmour, OF Piedmont, testified
that Malone did not lie the rope. Witness fol-
lowed the men TO the bridge, but neither Ma
lone, Tim White nor Driscoll showed the body
over Ere ncis Foley testified that the remark
WAS made that something was going Ia happen.
He construed IL To mean that they were going
10 get up a sweeping victory for Vic Baug hnAAn
at the primaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
A Peculiar EXtradittOn Case.
GOVERNOR GORDON ASKED To SURRENDER
MAN WHO HAS BEEN HANGED

GOVERNOR GORDON ASKED To SURRENDER A
MAN WHO HAS BEEN HANGED.
The governor OF Florida has renewed his de-
mand upon the governor of Georgia for the sur
render OF Dick Townsend. Townsend had muir
dered contractor named Callahan. near
Starke. Fla, and emptied the dead mans pock-
cts OF 500 I'm cash. Previous TO that crime he
had murdered two other men. IL was for these
crimes That the governor of Georgia honored
tue warrant of the governor OF Florida for The
surrender OF Townsend in last Decembe
Slerlf Epperson, of Florida, stormed the oaoin
in winch the murderer mad taken refuge on
Christmas night. As he burst open the door his
heart was pierced 10y bullet from Townsend s
revolver.
For this crime he was detained in Georgia,
convicted and hanged last July. Since then the
governor of Florida has been awaiting AN AN
swer 10 his demand, and one of the first docu-
ments received by Governor Gordon was "A re-
newal OF tie claim for Townsend. This was at
once referred Ia the sheriff OF Lowndes county /,
where the hanging took place, who made return
as above, with the additional Information thai
he had no idea of where Townsend was at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

FORT SMITH, ARK, Nov. hollywood
Moore, a white man, Is lodged I'm the United
States jail here, charged with numbering his
3-year-old stepchild on the 10Th OF August last,
near MaXey, Choctaw Nation. His wife Is tl,o
prosecuting witness. He had been i'm the haDit
of beating the child numerically, and almost
killed IL while living In Clark county, this
stale, where he stands indicted for the ofieuse.
The child lived three or four days after receive
Ing Its last beaIing, and his wife was afraid to
tell how il came 10 its death, but "A few days
since she wrote secretly TO her brother, VINO
lives near this city, giving him the details 81
the crime, and he Immediately swore out .
warrant for Moore's arrest.
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BROS. Auctioneera

TKusTEEs SALE OF UNiMPROvED LOT, COR
NEk First AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
AM SMALL TWO-olOEY FRAME HOUSE
AM LOI, ON NORTH L STREET, BETWEEN
FIRSI STREET WEST AND NEW JERSEY
AN ENUk. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust. bearing date 18th ~
Feb uary. 1855. anu duly recorded Ia Lber No. imW
llI5. AZ folio IA ct seq one O. tue land record -
OF the District OF Coluin uia, ]. as surviving Irus.e
will sell at pubic auction. In front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY the FIRST DAY Ut DECEM Bhk
A. d 1855, q FOuk O'CLOCK r. N. the following
hand and premises situate and being In the
city Of asiingtOn. the District Ct Columbia, AID
nown and distiL guished as La ~ Fendalrs sub
divsio OF part OF square five hunIf and 6ftyseven
tool and east thirysix 1857 front by the
depth m lot nine or and the west fourteen feet l4J
frnt by the uepth II lot ten iO) IN square Ave hun.
dred AID fity-ine t664t together with the Improve
ueDts, &c.
Onethird cash. balance In notes ct G. ~ and
10 months. bearing per cent Interest ptr Annum,
~ be secur, by deed OF trust pre misses sol
deposit OF 800 Lot will be required time
sale. Conyeyancing. &C.. a. purchasers cost Terms
b complied with days. otherwise resale N
sss and OF deiaul,ing purt hsser after ave days
Office sueh rss.e In sv1ne new aper Published In
w AshinKtnn, d. G. JOSEPH 4. ED,ON.
nl2-eoxda surviving Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

In the United States circuit court at Rich
mond Moncure Robinson has instituted suit
against II. +. Newcomer, W. I. Walters aud
DINERS, regarding certain shares In the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac Railway
company.
A meeting of the officers OF the Cavalry asso-
citation OF the United states was held In New
York Tuesday, and measures were taken 10
have large meeting of the association at Sara
toga, n. T., at the same date with the army Of
the Potomac In 1857.
Tue cashier Of the military Office In Madrid
has abscondeo. he 10 short 100000 In his &C
couutA IL 10 stated that other officers largely
shared In his peculattous.
Judge Donohue, Of the New York supreme
court. has granted an attachment against the
property OF the Duny Matt Whisky company
upon the application Of Z. Eisine 4 Co. Of that
city, on q claim OF %, 2O0.6s
Abe Vermont legislature has passed bill
oleomargarine shall put up Q large siGn potirI.
Ing the public Of The tao6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

The plumber came home detected. Quoth he:
81 am ruinedv' I know not how IL happened,
but nnd myself penniless. We shall have 70
leave this palatial mansion, my dear, with its
comfort and its luxury, and seek some humber
abode"
despair not.' cried his noble wife; 81 have
467SOOO deposited In the bank"
"Wnatv' exclaimed the plumber. "How did
you manage TO save that sum in the three short
wears of our married liiee"
Il do not like 10 confess II, sobbed his faith
full spouse, "Uut-but L went through your
pockets several times just after you had colleo-
led your monthly bills"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

By premature explosion In stone Quarries
near COiumbia, Pa, George Miller MAS hurried Y
great distance ana fatally burned. Jonn Ham
mer was also injured.
The North Carolina Baptist convention Is In
session at Wilmington, N. z.
The one hundred ana fourth session OF the
Virginia Nj. E. Cuurch South conference has
opened At Norfolk.
A workman named Litoux created q sensa-
ton In Paris yesterday by firing y revolver dve
times at The entrance the chamber Ot deputies
now pending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
rJ1HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
Trustees, SALE LIE OF VALUABLE IMPRoy1

TnCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, No. 313- WEsI (Pl STREET,
GEOilGEIUWN. D. c., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Liber No. 776 folio 40. OF the lanu records of III
the District OF Columbia, will sell at public 2
auction. in iront OF tina premises, on WEDc rD-- ],
the iwLNIi,toukan LAY Of NoVEsi Ser. a.
lot numbered twelve 40. IN Thomas Leall OF
GEORGES addition 70 .eorgetow Ia the District OF
on the south side Of West (P with tie improve
men,a rights and upiur enanCss, Sad improvements
consist ny OF q tn. e-stOry brick dweiltng
Terms: Twelve hunured sS1, xuO) dollars with In
terest At SIX per centun e pes centnm, per annuna
in casn; bHance IN SIX (6) tMevs lzl and eighteen
tlS) months, lOr which, Of the purchaser. bear
ing per cent interest f1m the d4y VI sale.
cured by Deed OF trust properly si hiatt be taken
%1syO down at time OF SAFE Conveyancing at pur.
ciasers Gust Resale It cost aud risk 0f 0efhuiIng
purchasers.
A. HYDE, Trusee,
SIS Tia 10Th street.
O n. MATTHEWS, Trus ee,
n13sdAdS Aus 31st street.
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~ c. PAYNE & CO.. Re 4 Estate Agents.
We Gl3 18th St northwest.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PROS
PEI T STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND POTO-
MAC. STREETS GEORGLTOWN, AT AUG
TION.
On WEDNESDAY. N vEMBER SEVEN-=sa
TENTH, ut EALF-PAST II puR O'CLOCK ,IsssM
will sell front of The p:ense, part of Lots IT 2sI
and Is In square Me- Is. fronting So the north
sid. OF Prospect street. betweeI, High aud Potomac
Gets, by q depth of 90 feet, imp owed by q Brick
aud frame dwelling an large stone Ice House.
thirty feeI Of Lot sixty nine in uare i,yeieht' on
the East side of Favette street between list and 2d
streets, improved by two small Brick Houses.
Terms: Ope-shird cash: lance in one and two
years. with Interest. secured by deed of trust the
perry. fthe ttrm> o. sale not Piled with
in ten days the property will be resold risk co.,.
Of defining purchaser. dposi, of SjD required
each piece of prop at the time Of sale. nlUddds
GT THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather until SAT UkDAY, NOVEAf.
BIZ 1WENIIkTH, SAME HOUR AND Pi. ,CE
nl1dSts THOMAS DJWLING. Auct
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~Doc.., WILSON. Srother I'm Jail.

CONCERNED IN AN EXTENSIVE SWINDLING
SCHEME.
Geo. L. Wilson, who claims to be q brother Of
"Doc." Wilson, the plaintffin the well-known
Wilson-Moen suit, which has been on trial at
Boston in the United States court for several
days, has been arrested in that city for
obtui ming goods from Syracuse firm on false
pretences. He bro0g GIT into court but
government was not ready 10 pruce,a tue case
was continued. Wilson in default of bail was
sent to jail at Dedham. the developments in
the case are said Ia be quite interesting and TO
show deeply laid plan TO vicLmize "A large
number OF nrms i'm various part of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19
Tornado at assAsn OersOWrg.
MUCH DAMAGE DONE YESTERDAY.

At Chambersburg, Pa. Wednesday, rain
storm set in, the rain descending in torrents.
"Wednesday night tie wind blew in gales, and
Thursday morning about seven O'Clock a reg
ular tornado struck the town. Houses rocked
to and fro, and several were lifted from their
foundations. The gable end of the foundry at
the Iay lor engine works was blown away. In
the country the ends OF houses We're blown in,
barns ieveled, school houses upset. trees torn
out by the roots, and fences carried away.
Much fear and excitement prevail and the
lives of many at various times were in iInmi.
nent danger. Up TO this time no loss OF lie mas
been reported.
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FIGHT WITH MASKED BURGLARs-Three
masked men effected AN entrance Iuto the resi-
deu. Of Matthew Mckeever, OF Oakland town.
anu alter fight lasting over an hour, in W hicu
AIR. Mckeever's sisters, Margaret aud Jane,
were terribly injured, succceurd in stealing u
bucket Containing nearly SlO,O0O, with W nicn
they escaped. Tue men al wore MASKS, ami IL
is doubtful Ii they viii ever be apprenenued.
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l,UNCANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers

hUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
REAL ESTATE NEAR TENNALLYTOWN. IN
THE :. RIOT OF COLUMBIA, ADMIRABLY
SIT UATEU FOR RESIDENCES
BY virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court oftne
the Disi riot of Columbia. passed in Equity Cause
No. 1O,OlS, on the 10TH day OF November 1So6~
the undersigned Trustee viii sell At public sale on the
prem ses, SATURDAY. TWENTY.SEVtLNTH
DAl OF NOVEMBER 1856 ct the hour of THREE
O'CLOCK PM, al that piece OF land. consisting OF
sixtyseven and oie-Quar er acres to d. situated
the Belt TO- d, about one mile north Of Iennaii,
IND known as part OF "Chevey base" formerly
owned by the late Capt William ]. Belt U.S.N. This
l. desirable property and embraces several beau
uu building SITES oeiug gh and suited that pur
pose.
Terms: One-third cash: balance In and two years
with at six cent secured by deed of trust
on the property or all cash, Al up ion purchaser
The terms oi sale not com pied aith within i've days
after sale the property will be resOd the risk and
cos, OF detaultg purchaser after five days public no
ice of such resale III some newspaper published in
Washing. on. d. T. a deposit OF 500 required III
time OF sale. COnveyal and recording vt pur.
chxser's COST p. DMIN DYE, Trustee,
nl6d&duslOt Ola 18th 81. NV.
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In CASE OF A RUSSIAN WAR.-The Dublin
Nation gives the details vi the operations which,
H. say will be- carried out IN tue event OF y
Russian war II. Russia should resort ~ arms,
Servia; the fiecis or England. Austria and Italy
will occupy the Euxine sea, Germany will In
wade Polunds aud II France should ally herself
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Galveston's Missing Treasurer.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX, Nov. le.-Wm- ]. Burke
the absconding Galveston county treasurer,
who left the Island City some days ago. and
who was believed by many 20 have secretly
committed suicide, Is undoubtedly I'm New or
Old Mexico. He was seen here last sunday a
week ago by young Thomas, a Galveston book
agent, who knew Burke well. The Astounding
treasurer stood In front OF the Turner opera
house. and manifested no trepdation when his
quondain acquaintance shook hands with him.
They talked quite "A while on different topics.
This was anterior TO Burkes reported disap-
pearance. and Thomas suspected nothing. He
states that Burke had queer look In his eyes,
as III just coming OF a big drunk. The fugitive
incidentally expressed desire TO visit MeNico,
aud all the officers believe that he is now In
"a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

MAY AND DEcEMBER TO m MArxD.-The
Right Hon. Henry Matthews, home secretary
In London, ts about n be married 70 viscountess
Maidstone, widow or the con Of the Earl Of
" inchilsea. she ID Catholic, young, beautl-
iul aud peuniiesx. Mr.. Mattusws II sixty years
Old aud well preserved. He u wealthy.
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vTHos ]. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Brokers

T>HOS ]. FISHER & CO.. Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE AND HANDSOME
RESI- DENCE On RHODE ISLAND AVE, Il.
BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH STREET ANIL
co.. NECTICUT AVENUE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEM BIER lssa
TWENrf-NINtH. at TIRE O'CLOCK in i:::3
front OF the premises by virtue of deed OF trust
da ed september z5 1853 and du. y recorded in
NO 1851. Folio NO. All ct O., one Of the Land
Records of the District Ut Columbia. shall SELL
pubic auction Lots numbered twelve (1z). thirteen
(lo), fourteen ll) and fifteen (15) IF GEORGE \.
Lanes subdivision of lot No ~. and the % feet
OF lot l. of Tier Cox subdiv of eriain lots
IN square No 16O having iroataseo about seventy
I'll ut aud eng 1t, four hundredths (7S aud 81
lIO.nsJ feet the south line of ki,ode Island
betw en- 18th street and Connecticut
tending through north street. with Il frontage OF
ab,ul seventy-six t76) feet north NJ street. i'm.
proved by ! rye and handsome br .cx residence
known as No. Ills Rhode Is. and avenue
Terms of SALT: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash. 500 Of VIII Oh must be paid down at he time OF
s. lie; the Remainder in and TWO years. secured by
dteL OF trust upon the premises sold, with interest:
the interest to be pad semi-annuaiiy Should the
terms of sale not be complied with within ten (lO)
day. after sale, the the right resell
at the cost and expense OF The defaulng purchaser
FREDERICK Il MCGUIkI-. lrrrs,sos
EDWARD J. STELLWAGER A'us'eeS'
THOS. BOWLING, AuctiOneer. nl6d&ds
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ABOUT one ACRE OF LAND At THE C0RNER
OF SEVENTH STREET AND HOWARD AVE
NUE. AT PUBLIC AUCTIuN.
On tR.DAY AT IERNUoN; NOVEMBER B E 9eS
O'CLOCK. snail offer al public sale about one -.
acre Of land situated 7th street exte lded at tine
corner of Howard avenue. the main avenue leading
to Howard University.
Terms ofsae: Onehird cash, the balance In six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust upon the
premises sold, and bearing Interest; payable semi
annually. a deposit Of 800 will be required a. the
| time OF sale.
niSd.Sus THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioreer.
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Mrs. HARRIET MILIS-VOCAL Lessons TO
WI Ladies and Gentlemen. At leisure daily from 6
10 .. residence 634l2 L st. NV. eI7-3m
GUITAR. BANJO. SINGING, PIANO, &c
" Prof LOUIS q .TENSTEIN will teach the ABOVE
brar cies at popular prices. Harmony practi ally
taught With the above Inquire at 456 stn.w. o1-3m
DESTRUCTION ON THE
For terms amply to H. DONCH, COS n ct n.w or
principal music stores sel6s3m
UPWARD c. TOWNsEND,
has RemOvedto 49, i-
Nl l3l. 18th streetnw