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Terms cash
NHoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioueer.

T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
R NrI2y ys:,d EEAL ESTATE IN THE City OF
executors Of the last will and testament. Of WINE
the cd M ss a. pgpis sqst9n
81 Se =
Lo' Ia IN square y, noi improvements
immediately alter
" '' Immedlpt eEsa aft sy loaf 0r'ck h0uses'
Lot D. In square H. improved by three brick houses.
Immediately after
immediately ALTER
Lot z. IN square o9. no improvements
Terms: 0ne-haf cash. balance In six and twelve
months with iateres. .. six per centrum per annnm,
Cash at the option of the purchaser Ali conveyan-
eng cost of wS Isssy asea
WEsCoTT d WILCOX, Agents mRsi Odds
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucsioneers
s AHb Fo sG,1T KNSWS As 40 SEVENTH Ssf
ana sns as s5y
the district of Columbia and at the request in writ
on the III " thf Day Of
MARCH, A. ID. 1886. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. 81, sell
tam pieces and parcels land situate in the city of
Washington. District of Columbia, known an and be-
No. s, and the south fourteen 90 feet and eleven
inches of lot No. in square nine hundred and four
tSO4 for more particular description Of which ref
erence is hereby made TO said deed of trust together
with the Improvements thereon consisting of two
story frame dwelling with bath.
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase-money in
cash. balance IN two years, secured by pure haser
note and deed of trust upon The property sold or ali
cash; at purchasers option. An conyeyanciug at
purchasers cost. deposit of 500 will be required
at the time OF sale. Terms of sale be com piled
with IL ten days from the time thereof OtherWice the
tauting purchaser
f 5aNffIw Y. n MInnt tTrM Trustees
mh20-d&ds
RS THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON Ac-
count ofthe weather until MONDAY, THE FIFTH
DAY OF APRIL L, 4. d. 1886, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises
SAMUEL +. MIDDLETON
DANIEL W. MIDDLETON JR trustees
mh31-dtSdS
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GerOnimO's Escape Connrmed.
The Secretary of War stated this afternoon
that the reported escape Of Geronimo and the
other Apaches is confirmed by . telegram from
Gen. Crook. Lieut.. Maus is In pursuit.
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To-day, In the Criminal Court, Judge Mao.
Arthur, the case Of Ludwell Gunuell and John
II. Adriaans was tried, the charge being con-
spiracy and violating section $40 Revised
Statutes United States, in that that they con-
spired together to abstract certain papers from
the Patent office ana to sell them--the papers
being Certificates or tokens, valued at from 10
cations OF drawings. Gunnsll was Q messeger
In the Office and Adriaansa patent agent and IL
Ii alleged that the drst named distracted the
books Of coupons, obtained q tac simile sigma
ture OF the chief clerk, Duryea, and turned them
over to attorneys ct reduced prices. 1t is also
charged that In furtherance Of the conspiracy
0unnell abstrAetAd 1000 OF the coupons, had
the counterfeit signature OF Duryea imprinted
thereon and turned them over 70 Adriaans.
Mr.. Taggart appear for the government, and
Msssrs w. A: Cook and Campbell Darlington
CHAA. II. KALBTus, Of the District Of Colum.
bia, has been promoted nom 81 200 to 3l,400
In Che ofiice q the Third Assistant Postmaster
GeperRl.
Tn Bonn Or q. r. WHxAsLxx, - District
Commissioner 10y e500OOb was received By
Solicitor AcCue, at the Treasury department
this morning, was spprovsd at once and lilet
with the nsst coutroltes, % that the new Com
missioner might begin bis duttes to-day. I've
q Nr. whsas1sys 6fothsn sss e hia bOna.
AS11ovm,-Yhe Presidsnt today approved
tie ct apthofistng the sppo1ntuaeut of m -,
ms aaststanS tyeaen{eE
FxH puhlis Aese staiensnk y ~ issusa lat
this affssneoa. WIN sh0W seanctiOa a. -
public debt during March ofsbont pa 26oye0e
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-u.xCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE. UNIMPRovED. IN THE CITY OF
,y.surSGToN. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

~ virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of O.
a district of Columbia passed In Equity cause s.
u asIs | will offer for sale on L ESDAY, the
SHHtRTIk Eth DAY OF MARCH. \. ID. 1856, at
rrtvE O'CLOCK p M., at public auction, In front of
ia-sna.eS lots IL. 13, Ia aud ID, square No.
the city of Washington, District of Columbia
TSrus of sale. as prescribed by the decree Onethird
= and the balance In two equal payments. al six
us,xelye months from date of sale. for w ich the
chaser give his promissory notes With interest
ay of sale six per cent, all cash at the OPP
~ purchaser Title reserved until the Ratification
usis nv the court and payment of all the purchase
@s.av an couveyanclng and recording at cost of
ED,sSsser A deposit of 500 at the time property Is
pu.Sro T l. ). FREY, Trustee,
s1sIsIOt 1910 ST.. Georgetown, ID. C.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. On
- III the rain until MON DAY the FIFTH DAY
" aPRII. A. ID. 1856. at same hour and place
w l.. ). FREY, Trustee.
handts 1910 L St, Georgetown, ID. C.
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The Besehed Eure~..

with terrible violence last night The steamer
Europa was driven from the outer bar, where
she grounded TO the main beach. Immense
possible for any weasel to approach her.
Gov. Lloyd aieas the Twelve Hsur Bill.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April 1.-Gov. Lloyd to-day
signed the bill making twelve hours q days
work Tor all conductors and drivers on street
railway cars. The officers Of the several roads
In Baltimore threaten to reduce the number Of
cars, which will seriously interfere with the
public convenience.
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QURExsTowN Stock MARKKT.-l7S cattle
on the market All sold 20 butchers a
follows; Best sold from 81 70 6'tc, per TO-;
per To-; common, 5 TO Sasc. per To-; nve hun.
dred and ten sheep on the market old
sheep sold from Oh 70 che per To-; clipped, SO!
$40 70 e4S each. Market for cattle and sheep
good.
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" G. DUVALL. Aucuoneer, 026 r Street.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, duly recorded -
Ia Lber NO. 1l62. fol- l23, 81 seq. one OF the d.
land recorts Of the District Of Columbia aud Al GsM
the request OF the party secured thereby, Will SELL Is
pubic aIstion, in iront ct the premiss. on Thurs
PAY, APRIL EIGHTH, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK n.
M the following described real estate, sltuate Ia the
county OF Washington and District OF Columbia TO
- Haws subdivision OF part OF Mount Pleasant, be
ginning for The same Ct point distant 10 feet north
sasi 100 feet; thence north ~ fet thence 100
With the improvements thereon, being the tWo1tOfy
frame dwelling No 2lS5 Sch street extended
ANS sale 10 made suhtect to prior tncuEuhsAnce,
which viii be stated IT the time OF sale.
Terms: slit and expenses OF sale in cash. and bal.
ance In one year, secured by deed Of trust on sAid
properts.
mh26-eo&ds GOODWIN Y. AT LEE. Trustee
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE.
New. CHARnrse WINTER TouRs

New. CHARM1se WINTER ToURs
British and French West India Islsnds, &c
SIS BARRACOUTA, sailing 18th April
=. IoRNCA, sailing April.
stopping day or more at 81 Kits, Antigua Martl-
1.tl- Bal oasiOs, DeneraIs. Trinidad, Grenada etc
APerD passenger &ccUHln odaIlon exfellent cuisine
sl-oa4hs room. bath roculs. etc. Apply 10
LEAYCIAFT Il co,
~lSstG.th.6m lao Pearl ST. New York
SHoltI ROUTE 10 LONDON AND CONTINENT
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD >, = co.
New York, southampton, bremen. The fast Ex-
Esss steamers or tEi5 company sail every WEDNE~
- landing passengers in southampton less than
.-lst VA fro9u New York These steamers are cele
o2tec iJr their speed and the comfort afford, pas
sr-stf> EegIang IN May fast Express steamers viii
- rave y eS York ON Saturdays for Cherbourg
trance, landing passengers for Paris
K f. DROP. 325 Pennsylvania ave.
--osm Washington, ID. G.
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BROS, Auet!oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON SHEER.
MAN AVENUE, IN THE COUNTY.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in ertN
Lber No 111T folio 81 seq, OF the land 81
records cf the District of Columbia, will sell i'll I'LL
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the THIRD
DAY or APRIL \. D. 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, all that piece of real estate in the county of
Washington, District of Columbia. to wit The north
haii OF lot sixteen tl6 in block seventeen 90 of
Todd and Browns recorded subdivision of Monnt
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Terms All cash. deposit of 500 required at
sale. JDSI:PH>k EJlSf1V w
mhiSatcs surviving Trustee.
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DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctloneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT IN TODD AND
BROWNS SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT PLEAS
ANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS. IN THE
COUNTY.
By virtue OF deed of trnst. dated the twelfth -
day OF December, 1858, and recorded In Liber
NO. 1n64, at folio 252, ct seq of the land
will sell al public autioa 10 tue hlyhest bidder in
rent OF The premises, on SAL uRDAd TIE il kb
The south hat OF lot sxteenti6) in hlock Ia, OF
Todd ard Bruwn'S recorded subdivision OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains In the county of WASH
.ngfeB, District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: All cash. A deposit of dffy tS5O)
dollars will be required on day of sale.
mh23-dtds JOHN +. COX, A'"@s.
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TO the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR
The statement made 10 the Commissioners,
as reported I'm The STAR of yesterday, by John
w. Dabney and Col. Corkhill, is untrue Ia every
particular. There is no such organization as
the " Boss BARRIERS Association and The cas-,
spoken OF IL q myth. Every one oil the hotel
BARRIERS are monthly tenants, and the Commits
laws OF the District, and no man IL better ac-
quainted with that Tact than Col. Corkhili
Therefore every barber who opens his place OF
business next sunday will be arrested aud
brough before Judge Smell, who has pronounced
the law good, and lined $40. All nieInhers of
Assembly 4032 are hereby ordered To ceass.
work at ~ o'clock Saturday night until Mon
day morning. l.. c. BAILEY, NJ. W. 4O32
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 500 D. M prices
ofthe New YORK stock Market to-day, As reported by
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THE HEHDRIcKs NoNUNRNf AssocIAT1oY.--
The contributions ~ the Hepdricka Mnnument
association, Of this District, have begun quite
the president Of the association, his check %.
dag for $500. The clerks In the departm0nta
especially the Treasury. afe contE3b0knG.
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,yRESCH HOME FOR LADY STUDENTS.
TWeffh wear thorough teaching. French ex-
1.s,yelv spoken Number limited. Refers to parents
and schools. AME- IHOhAS,
ob2I-ssfx Boston. Mass.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FEN REAk AZ, Ef fLrpw IN THE COUNTY, NEAR
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 18th day of 49,.
June a "a, \; u ieeo and duly recorded in Lber No. F
he District an lh BE- e eeree Of e
prene Court Of the District of Columbia. holding an
: decree Of the General Term aiiirrning said id
airy 2ith !. B. 1ss ' ah paSsed by on T Fe6T
tees VIII sell the pre ON one rq
SCE,XENIH l., DAY OF APRIL A. ID. 1886, AT FOUR
All that piece and parcel land situated and Wing In
the county and District aforesaid. aud known part
nortness; corner of John W. Haynes lot ana rum ng
thence Forth Ola degrees west SO perches: thence
north lsi degrees east 30s perches thea south 81
degrees east 10 perches; then south "a degrees west
of land. " 'o- ''~
Also. another part of said tract bounded as follows
Beginning at the northwest corner of aboye-,ie-
scrbed lot; then with the west line of said lot and
I1A degrees east 20 90 perches then south 671 de-
grees east 65 peIches. TO county road; then with
south - degrees ID perches to the northeast
corner OF The frs lot then with the
psIeh To the place OF beginning containing ten
Terms: one-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest aud secured by deed of trust
etc, at purchasers cost A deposit Of sl00 win be
required al time of sale lot If terms are not
,5na to re,e the properly risk aud the
tsuitins purchaser or purchasers
JAS "a = l. LAWS bavfss Trustees
ALSO.
immediately thereafter, by virtue of deed of trust
dated the ltn day OF April A ID. 1881 and duly re.
corded in iber No. 8gs folio a. ct sea- one OF the
land records the OF Columbia and by decree
OF the supreme Court of the District OF Columbia
holding an Equity Court for said district in Cause No
1891. aud passed December 10Th, AID 1885 and By
decree OF the General Term affirming said decree of
The hqnny Court. passed on February 24th. A. d.
1896 ard Dy direction of the party secured thereby
the trustees will sell the premises the
following described property:
Nj that piece and parcel of land situated and lying
In the county and District aforesaid, and known "a
part OF Fletchafs CHARGE, and bounded follows:
beginning atthe northwest corner of teI-acre lot
No. =, nov held by the association, then with the
west line Of said lot and the original tract known as
fletchaiIs Chance forth liz degrees, east AZ
perches, then soith 61la degrees. 5S4 perches
thence south 1sa2 degrees, west 81 perches, thence
north o. degrees, west Ssh perches to the begin
ming containing and laid out for ten acres of land
Fe ms: one.third cash: balance in six and twelve
months with Interest and secured by deed of trust
on the property sod or al cash. An eonveyancing
&c at purchaser cost deposit OF SlOO will be re-
CURED at time OF sale. Ii terms are not complied
with ia ten days the trustees the right re-
sell The property al the risk aud the deiautiny
purchaser or purchasers
mn2s4lsas JAS "a D. c cA 5aTis. Trustee.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest Kilograms o. The Siar.

HI TELLS wHAT M KNOWS ABOUT THE BROAD.
WAY FRANCHISE DEAL.
NEW YORK, April 1.-The commercsal Adres>
user publishes three-column Interview with
Alderman Waite, calling it his confession.
The substances Of Waite's statement is that as O
reward for his services in securing the election
81 kirk, IS president OF the board of aldermen
In 1884, he was given the privilege of appoint
Ing the railroad committed. He appointed such
men as he knew he could easily CONTROL" They
The ex-alderman claims that he did all this out
Of pure friendship for aim" Richmond,
who was Jacob Sharp's right bower In
lar. He mentions number Of aldermen who
ne thinks did receive money. Waite fnally
the Broadway franchise bill through wss stiui-
ulated by the promise OF the ARE commissioner
ship,
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EDUCATIONAL.

OBSTRUCTION IN LATIN. GREEK, MATTE
| mates and English, by Prof F-A.SPR1NGER, late
- ssryice Examiner Applicants for examination
ssnsrsd Apply for circulars and information ALB
Ply. :, 90 apl-3m
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In Announcing this eur sF1pt 0saud Spsing Opening
medo 10 With feeling that efortsin the past season
have baen kindly appreciated Not emitting con-
naeaee ana patronage which you have bestowed upon
o. Ia large measure feel encouraged not only to
maintain our reputation but to eclipse our former
eofta ~ Displaying at all times the latest and most
desirable articles at the very lowest prices possible
throughout our entire establishment
Espscisl attention Is called to our
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT,
where Win b. found an elegant display Of
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs.
All Excauavs Styles. our own direct importation.
Iasy were dssigned and Manufactured by the fol-
sn N Ss
q iss own Aa sas
skille1, and experiences ladies' who will gladly give
X91 sny ins'rmstion regarding styles, shapes and
we have everything that I. new and novel In Trim
and dee ns sis sncs :; ws
piaatn1lG Ribbons. Beads and Ornaments iu great
LADIES. MISSES AND cHILDREN's uN.
TRIMMED HATS
Ss s si ;s n; g g
ana must be seen To be appreciated
OPENING OF OUR NEW ADDITIoNi
In conjunction With the Millinery Opening we are
tas soS 81
w ~ ss an edition. II oSr 5000 s
AusL1N UNDERWEAR AND INFANTs' WEAR,
one s.s TIL.
this City Tor the display q the above FOODS SSd the
conyenienSs O hsvins Inc two dspsTtmsnts con-
BY this addition we are permitted to devote much
mots space 70 our Departmental f
JERSEYS!
& F1se u sfys skse "s
nes IS sT want 81 could
these Sc exhibited VIII credit to ou 2.
selves and the entire satisfaction Of the tastd
Wan, Of space win not permit ua to enumerase cur
SPRING WRAPS. SPRING JACKETS. SPRING
RAGLANS. &c
We extend cordal Invitation to all to yiss ~ n our
FIRST SPRING OPENING
T III T. +. & Z I III i
NM MN A RRR Geo II H EER
4 i i { / oo4 & 3 Exn -
SIG: ana sEvEAra STREET NORTHWEST
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1I,HE NV SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES
i "a now forming new classes in French, German
and spanish Apply to principal l.. DUMAINE $50
Isth a. ny m30-lm<
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DRowNED BBFoRE HELP CouLp REACH
HIh.-This morning about ten O'Clock while
John Jenkins, an old colored man, employed ON
q sand scow In the Eastern branch, WAS In a
skill about three hundred yards east OF the
ship-house, At the navy yard, the skin capsized
and the old man went overheard. Two small
boats were sent out from the navy yard and
the u. y. T. Dale 10 rescue the old man. but he
was drowned before their arrival. His body
rQaaUerAd
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WIN. A. MCKINNEY.
HENRY WISE 9ARNETT. STrustl
m23d&ds AI(f Nth "a n " 1
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T,HoMAs DowLING. Aucuoneer.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. AucsoneeE
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE 90. AT
SALESROOMS
I'd SATURDAY MORNING., APRIL THIRD,
1856, comm encing At TEN O'CLOCK, within and in
ron, OF my sassrooms win sell general assort-
ment OF Household effects, Pianos, &c, &c, &c,
ALSO
OGRAPHS 49, ~>--e
,x ALSO AT TWELVE NJ
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. WHIPS &c
DC. - S' 49,
THOMAS BOWLING.
pit Auctioneer,
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DURLIC AUCTION

V1UBLIC AUCTION.
Il Final closing sale at c. A. Smiths 3l4 9th street
commencing THURSDAY, APRIL FIRST, 1856 at
SEVEN O('LOCk PM. and continuing every evening
Gold and SiverWatches, diamonds { hains. Kings Pins
Earrings, Bracelets, solid Silver and Plated Ware
Pipes Law and other Books, Curtains, Carpets Rings
&C., Iron safes, Show Cases and Fixtures.
c. a. SMITH, Broker. mss
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
"ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AucuoneerS
HIGH CLASS ETcHINGs AND MODERN EN-.

CRAVINGS,
by the most eminent artists. opportunity OF obi
ing original works of art for the decorations of their
homes and additions 10 their foos Artists repre-
scented in this collection: J. Francois Miet Corot
Diaz DuDre. Il. III. Rousseau, G. Troyon. Louis Jean
Meissonier, Rosa Bonheur, c. +. Daubigny, Appian
Fortuny Louis Ielor, Van Mareke, Jacque, Michetti
Eibert PHILIPPE kossean. seymour Haden aud many
Rosa Bonheur, Herring Firth, Fade. l. q. Brown Du-
pre-, and large variety Mosseneirs Pictures Including
many artist proofs on exhibition at the art roo ma III
Walter h. Williams c Co., cor. 10Th and Pa ave On
TUESDAY, MARCH THIRTIkTH from NINE a
NJ until time of sale, which takes place w Elm F-
DAY EVENING, MARCH THIRTY-FIR-T at
THREE O'CLOCK. continuing THURSDAY and
FRIDAY. APRIL FIRST ard SECOND at ELEVEN
"A. ~. THREE aud EIGHT O'CLOCK p NJ De-
scriptive Catalogues can be had application
WALLER b. WILLIAMS d CO.
mn2.ot Auctioueers
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REAL ESTATE sALEs-Mary Barnett has sold
TO Cecilia Howard, Tor -, 300, two lots "a by
ITO and %. III by no 1eet, on the east side If
18th street, between and l. streets. ). Lewis
Wilson has sold to Thomas j. skidmore, for
$4,000, the property AT the southeast corner
OF 4th and Fstreets. The heirs OF b. \. Smoot
have sold TO Pacificus Ord, for 50 o, the prop
erty fronting Is feet on the north side OF Penn
sylvania avenue, between 10Th and Goth
streets.
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BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

FTHHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SMALL
HOMES AT LOW PRICESI
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE TWO-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON FOURTH
STREET EAST, BETWEEN 1 AND K STREETS
NORTH
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded In LIber e4
1904, Al folio 26i of the land records ut the Dis
trct OF Columbia and at the Request of the party IT,
secured thereby, line undersigned Trustees will sell
PUBLIC auction in front of the premises OF TUESDAY,
APRIL SIXTH, 1856, at FIVE UCfA OK p. NJ, all
OF Lots ~, Is, "a % and 70, in Waggaman. Agent
subdivision of part of square no. city
ington, with inpro veuents, consisting OF five two
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brick Houses.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. balance in SIX
Twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale. with
terest at SIX per cent per said day pay a.
Die senlannualS or all cash at purchasers option.
Notes VIII DE taken for deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust on property sold. deposit oi 500 on
each house viii be required time of sale All
ancing and recording at purchasers cost Ifternis
are not complied with i'll days from sale, property
VIII De resoid al purchasers risk ana cost after
days notice. a. ~. BROOKE,
mh2S dkds FRANK T.BROWNING. ( Afustees
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OPRING OTYLES ARE lDEADE.
For a $3.50 ALL-wOoL SPRING OvERCoAT 90
to the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO
For $40 Light Color SPRING ovERCOAT that Ia
worth SIS. go TO the London aud Liverpool Clothing
Co.
Or, you want an extra Fine SPRING OvEROoAT
at $14 that sworth $40, go to the London and Liver
pool Clothing Co.
If you want good SPRING BUSINESS SUIT at
%, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing ca.
Or, if you want an ALL-WOOL CASSIMER SUIT
at $40. go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co
For Fine BLACK 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUIT
at $40, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
For Extra Fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT ct
SIS, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing CO.
Ifyou want good CHEVIOT SUIT for Q boy nom
13 to 1s years old at S. to the London and Liver
pool Clothing Co.
Or. II you want good CASSIMER SUIT, from %
to $S, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
Or, it you want q CHILD's SCHOOL SUIT from -
to SD that is worth nearly double 30 to the London
ana Liverpool Clothing Co.
Or, If you want a fine CHILD'S DRESS SUIT from
% u $5, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
We have a full line of PANTS for Men and Boys
from $1.25 upwards
Cbildrens Pants from rs cents up
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CyPESCFRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH
- and D sts NV. spring sessions practica bIsi-
ness education that qualities young men ano women
10 support themselves and successfully perform the
active duties of life Thorough instruction given IN
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