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A Young LADYs Fatal MIsrAKR-Miss Jessie
Bryant, daughter OF a farmer near Lexington,
Rough on Rats by mistake for Qunine. She was In
the city yesterday, and not feeling well when
nine and took it. In few minutes che mistake
was discovered and q physician was called, but no
relief could be had and she died in agony. She
her death has produced a profound sensation.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctions
'THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VHHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE No III FIfTEkNl II
STREET NORTHWEST, AND KNOWN AS THE
OLD PORTION OF NELCkER's HOTEL
Under and by virtue OF certain deed of trust, -
dated the 10th day of September, A d. 1873 and e
recorded in Liber No. 1856 folio 55, ct seq.
the land records Of the District of Columbia.
the request of the party secured thereby, will offer
for sale at public auction in front the premises
A1UkDAY, THE TWkNTl-tlfTH DAY OF FEB
RUAkl. 1858, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
the following described real estate situate the city
OF WASHINGTON District Of Columbia. that IL say
Lot numbered eleven I'D, in Dsyidson's subdivision
OF part Of square numbered two hundred aud twenty
two C222), fronting twenty five C25D feet 18th
street and rum back with that width hundred
and twentyseven (15S) feet TO q (l0) loot alley
together with he improvements thereon.
erIns OF Sale: sum sufficient to pay of the in
debtedness secured by the said deed Of amount
ing to $4,000. with interest costs tax insurance
premiums and all other proper Charges amounting IN
the aggregate to about 100000 cash. and the balance
at twelve ll2) and eashteen SD mon hs for which the
notes Of the purchaser earring interest from day
OF sale ana secured by deed of trust the property
sold will be TAKEN all cash at the option Of the pur
chaser deposit Of $500 will be at the time
OF sale All conveysncing aud recording purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be comph with In thirty (0)
days from day Of SALE otherwise the Trustee
the right resell 1t the isk and cost Of the defauius
purchaser after ve go days advertising in The Even
ing Star @wspaper. RICHARD W. TYLER,
fl4-d&os Trustee.
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Annapolis special to the Baltimore sun. Feb 81.
Deputy commander Loker, OF The oyster navy
captured to-day the sloOp Gertrude, Capt VIM.
Mister, of Baltimore, charged with illegal dredging
for oysters on Thomas Point. He Will have a
hearing in Annapolis Wednesday. Capt Loker
states that Mister resisted arrest remarking that
he would die before he would consent TO be brought
TO Annapolis After being taken in tow he cast
on the lines, when Capt. LOker jumped aboard aud
refastened them. Mister then secured a large
knife and attempted TO cut the lines attached 10
his yawl In order 10 escape, calling at the same
time9o dredger a hundred yards OF 10 come 10
his assistance. Capt. Loker warned the party not
10 terere, and Mister was taken without further
trouble. The schooner Albert Nicnols, on which
Capt Whitehurst was shot and killed Saturday
night In the Chesapeake Bay. Was declared for
feiled before Justice GaSSaway ON the cnarge OF
violating the oyster law. An appeal was taken,
the owner giving 81 900 bond Tor court Deputy
cuIled oysters
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'sss PPP En- 9 Il A /
'sss + ZEE Geo Il LI1n 80

ssss + ZEE ccS Il ~ 4 ILL -
TO OUR PATRONS.
Last season We determined to sell out our entire
stock Of Fancy Dress Goods. which We did at . great
sacrifice. Now We find that we are compelled BY de-
mands made upon US by trade to again carry
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS. We start now with
new and fresh stock having last seasons goods on
hand. and having determined
TO CARRY DESIRABLE AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS
ONLY.
TO MARK THEM AT THE SMALLEST POSSIBLE
PROFIT.
TO SELL THEM OUT QUICKLY so As TO CON.
TINUALLY ADD NEW GOODS
WE PLACE ON OUR COUNTERS THE FOLLOW.
ING SPECIALTIES,
which know the best values ever offered for the
money:
What we mention are only few extras of the care.
fully selected which we have on hand.
line of 4Oinch all wool HENRIETTAs, silk finish,
in all the new shades.
OUR PRICE.
65 CENTS ONLY.
so pieces of all-wool, small broken PLAID DRESS
GOODS. in desirable prng shades
SELLING FOR so CENTS
OUR PRICE,
35 CENTS
3e-inch allwool TRIcoTs, in all imaginable shades
SELLING FOR 30 CENTS
OUR
PRICE. As CENTS
4O-inch Atwood CASHMERE. in all the newest
spring shades.
SELLING FOR 62h CENTS.
OUR PRICE
SO CENTS
40-inch SHEPHERDS PLAIDS. in black. brown and
blue. beautiful goods at the lowest pricsa
4O-inch silk and wool sTRIPsS in exquisite styles
OUR PRICE,
S1.25 A YARD.
HANDSOME SELECTION
FREREs KoEcHI1Ns.
FRENCH SATTEENS
In styles confined to exclusively, both in figured
and plain goods.
wAsH-GOODs
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Notice some of the prices:
25 pieces of INDIA LINEN. in blue. pink. and black
checks.
OUR PRICE,
IL CENTS YARD
10 pieces of fine CREAM MULL.in handsome figures
OUR PRICE,
20 CENTS A YARD
20 pieces Of satin stripe and checked INDIA LINEN
OUR PRICE,
12H CENTS YARD.
different styles Of FRENCH PIQUE. wonderful
values.
II CENTS A YARD.
beautiful line Of SCOTCH AND AMERICAN
GINGHAMS in plain colors lace stripes aud hand.
some plaids.
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Al NADIA me Garner. RAN

LONDON Iruth-
Brigades OF dressmakers were stationed near
the ballroom doors to menl skirts which had mis-
fortunes. Tney were allowed, as night went on
toward dawn, 10 JOIN In the restiylty. They were
all well behaved and nicely dressed.
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A Brutal IOWA COUPLE SENT TO THE PESnKSrIARY
FOR FIVE

FOR FIVE YEARS
DIS MOTSEs, Iowa. Feb. 22-The most interest
Ing case docXeted In App Inoose County for some
time has been on trial At Center1lle during the
past week 10 Is the case OF the state agt. Mr.. and
Mia Harvey MerEIey. for assault with intent TO
commit murder on the person or lite ten-year-
old girl whom they mad adopted The testimony
showed that the Guild had been treated In horri-
be mann ier. scars an liberated sores are 10 De
found al. over the chids body which were cause
by burning with a hot iron and atins with sticks
an1 straps. The child's own testimony Is a strong
proof OF the many different modes or torture that
She had % Dear. The court room has been crowded
all the week and a great deal OF personal interest
and sympathy mas been worked up Ia favor OF the
little girl Yesterday afternoon The case went TO
The Jury, and they returned q verdict OF guilty.
Last niShI the Judge called In the DEFENDANTS, over
Tuiel the application for new trial, and sentenced
them 10 pay ali the costs OF the trial and spend
five wears eacn In he Deuitentiary
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TO THE STAR
saved be- n RuttO0.
SaSeO ~ u HuttO0s
A MESSENGER Boy Has A woSp RruL ESCAPE FRO

A NESSEN0kR BOT HAs A WONp RFCL EsCAFE IRON
pktrH 81 SHOOTING.
ST. LoCIs. Feb 22-Patrick Kennedy a messen-
ger boy, aged nfteen years. employed at the
Mound City Messenger Co.'S once, had q miracu-
lOus escape from death at early hour yesterda az
morning. Young kennedy was answering a cali
from boz on llth street, between Locust and st
Charles, and had reached the northeast Corner OF
1lth ana Locust when Two men emerged from a
s.1OOn exchanging vile names An instant Later
the report OF pistol was heard and Kennedy reIt
sonnet ming strike him heavily. He sur Missed that
ne was sh0t, and gra,ped the spot where lie had
Teen nit, bringing from the inside OF his coat a
he +f-calioer bullet The ball had struck loose
button ca has coat aud nstJened Several men
were arrested Tor the shooting, but afteTward re-
leased, there oeins no evidence on which TO hold
them.
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The Preacher Rssps0slhle.
fHB CONDENSATION DouNp 10 YuNun nm fon hAr
WDArnHh
From the en- rrsnciaco Chfonic1a
In those countries wherA unltke CAlifoenia they
have topray for nne weather, it needs sometimes
great deal Of faith 70 stick 70 the church. n
scotland f0r instance, one Of the few really role
ious countries In the world, large proportion d
the minister's duty b to pray for nne weather
There was Q quiet scotch VILLAGE where the
farmers were ali In the dumpA The Scotch mist
kept coming down all tho time, and it elteenatod
with frequent very heavy storm. Tho minister
had prayed every Sabbath for nne weather with.
out avail for four weeks He met an old farmed
one day.
"John, he said, "this fearfu' weathers naethins
wicked lot that the Lords jis gaun to punish ye,
deed, minister, we dinna tax the came view
OF It. We think that there's somethin' the matter
WI the minister. He hasna Tot sufncient ipiju.
ence up there; an I'm tellin' ye, minister, II ye
dinna succeed WI your prayer next Sabbath we'll
be maist unfortunately compelled to d1Scharne We
an ca somebody else"
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CIosuo Our SrAxprn Luxrx.
10 MAKE ROOM ron
ePRINd tAP0krATIOAe or DECORATIVE
= GOODS.
lQc. md l6c, eplaahers reduced TO 20
3Qe Monte Cloth eplashers. 25c.
b4-tnch Monte Cloth Scarf, 6Sc
t2-nch Monte Cloth Scarf, 7Sc.
Sc Tray Ooyen, 10c-
New 6plashsr kcdA CSC
Six Iaeeels. new ahadeA lEc mar do,en
10 Per csnt discount on An plush ornsmens ana fsucy
ocaxfn
Our aim and proiniee 70 tie ladiss Of vsshtneton
and vicinity % slppy them With I'll Of the latest goods
or pefposi = coo1 e they appear IN lssd-
O. w :ean slyays infosm them thFousA me ool-
urgsntly Invite ever isdy 70 vi4t our an reons =
often - possibae We VIII elwaD have sonsthizg nsv
q oRPEN9KI1uER mo.
a "a ~ slA1
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The Piasonic llIusien In Buffsls.


From the Buffalo Newa
"The latest fancy" said q shrewd old maid, who
keeps keen eye on all that goes on In society and
has the entree everywhere, ais FOR the young men
of twenty or twenty-five to dirt with some woman
OF thirty-nve or forty. don't think there IL any.
thing wrong In these attachments-the friendship
is purely Platonic. asked for an explanation
from my big brother, = ID he says Q woman Is
never interesting until she is thirty. '0irls gay
yes 70 every thing you say he said 'or else they
when she gets to be twenty-eiRnt or thirty nnds
out that II she holds her own she must have some
thing beyond handsome face, 80 she reads and
tries to be well informed They learn to be Tolerant
with ~
"Young men OF twenty-five know more than
their seniors In literary matters and more than
they 90 themselves later They are awrully book
deal more profanity than we do. SO suppose
that Is why they catch on the old girla You lust
tax with man OF thirty i've and you nnd that all
he thinks OF is business. oh, yesI You tust talk
with g1rl-one OF our Set-and 1t IS dress. dress,
and nothing else. OF course the boys don't marry
these old girls Men seem afraid OF woman who
knows enough to be an equal, but such woman
makes very pleasant companion for atete-a tete "
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AUCTION SALES.

WALrER D. WILLIAMS = co. Anctionssrs-
sBBssSEss os1ifs n sc LIN 2aB SGESss
TO n e ~ .sqgs ss4ytS5E :gs!.SE AIT
FRIDAY sssSsSI a1ssaaas 5ftI rr.s,r
g &sh4as Iiissss g. .t Sss.
THoAAs DowILN0. Aucssonssr.
aKALoRANA MANSION LARGE BRICK BUILD
ryEspSS P F 70 f "a aKhoyk twenty
EloHJH q PUB O'CLOCK. in from, o. the prsm.s-
ssncs q ns.ss 100 iss front aius.ea ss RS n
ssas to e Of de s % N:
sf Firth, the :. .si s.,.. o., n =.
pS sns ses he 81 nass @ai
i've day. thsrssiter P.rsies de.irns sIsmine The
'T isi.S TH0s A T.ssT =! Ss CO.
ExECUroR,s AND TRUSTEES SALE OF Val D
sskk Pgs sfkssr No. 74
By virtue of the last Will and testament Of Caro-
Line 81 y SG,sskins decea.ed and further an orders
in equity cause No 10 go. equity docket ~ We :.
GoSpa Firth r s BAY Sf ses ., ss
FIVE O'CLOCK r M in front Of the premises, sell
at public auction q. that piece parcel q srolnd and
inston n n: District o. Columbia and snown and
the south nee pis .e mont OF sal sl e
Thereof Of lot thirteen a. in square nunbered fsur
hundred and twenty nae ti2e) toseiher with ali he
and Ssrsdit.men: 70 he ssns Belonging Sr in sS
hi. par, q los !. ,mOroyed BY story brick dwell.
ing and store room No. IA su street, between and
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchss. money in
Per cent per annum interest from day sale psya-
bic semi annually aud 10 be secured by deed VI trust
on premises sold or all cssh 1t option Of purchaser
at purchsssrs cost fern. to be COMPLIED with h ten
days otherwise the trustees reserved right 70 resell al
rss and cost Of defsuting purchaser alter ave days
'''''1 ~ "''''': sa5,hSf ExxERE, ru.,...
WILLIAM kETTLERS irus'ees.
Fxecutors of Caroline ID. Gieskins deceased
DUNCANSON BROS. AuctoneerS f2o-dSds
OFFICE OF Oct TIE e. coMMIssIoSERs OF The
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Notice is hereby Sven tss. on III EspAf. MsscH
flSh STALLS in the cities Of washington and George.
g. SS% Tor the term Of
At TWO O'CLOCK p. M, upon the premises, -four
nsh stalls in the Georvetown Market House TO the
on &c. SAME
on street between 9Th and 9th streets northw st. IN
81 the ,a ;5i q On Ne
Of the corporation Of wsshnston TO establish wharvts
or docks for the landing cleaning and sale OF nsh
as,n wshinss9n, sna no wharf or aoch shai Dc
east and lab street west, 70 the highest bidder.
6 % ss s. he .aS
Ty order Of the Board Of Commissioners pistric. o,
Columbia
w.B WEBB,
Sc. wHEAfLEY,
CIV. RAYMOND.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioueer fi5.Iot
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TyHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BRICK
DWEi LINGS SITUATE NOS. All AND 5l7
SEVEN Ii STREET SOUTHEAST
BY virtue q deed of trust to IRON the heirs
of James L. PeaAe deceased. shall sill public 5
a1c GSn N fnI NJ, 81 the preinises or
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK F, M. the south half Of
twenty -four feet and half inches GA ls) 9TH
street east, and improved by threestory aud attic
trame and Brick dwelling, No. 617 9TH stl south
east, containing eleven rooms.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, I shall sell the
south sixteen four inches f16 Al of Lot No. H.
square No s76 Improved by . two-story six room
Terms: Cash. deposit of $50 on each parcel re-
CURED. Conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost WILLIAM c. PEAkE,
fI6-d&ds Trustee.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN FENNSYLyANIA.-At A4-
lent0wn, Pa, h. w. Allison, republican, was
elected mayor yesterday, and J. Anen Trexier. re-
publican, city assessor, and Jos. r. Newhard DEM
ocrat, Was reelected city treasurer. AT Reading
Pa, Lawrence Getz, democrat las reelected city
controll,T BY about 500 majority. The mocrals
have majority OF the boarI or city assessora and
IL Is believed majority on joint ballot OF council.
The Knights Of Lator poiled about 500 votes la
Phiiade pnia the eection vest rday resulted tue
choice % 81 republicans, l5 democrats and inde-
pendent councllInen- Johu I. Thompson, repub-
iicsn, was elected police magistrate ~ l0,76o ma
jofily.
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The BICYCLE RACES IN PHILApELPHrA-The sec
ond day o. the sixday bicycle race In Philadelphia
closed at IL 0cock last night, with the following
score: Dlngiey, 3o4 miles laps; Knapp, s29 miles
. Laps; Rhodes, 3ss miles 10 laps; Asninger 800
Dowell 3i3 miles, laps; Nelson 2.s miles: Whit
taker, :s22 miles laps CrvckeIs Injuries are OF
80 serious q ma ure that IL VIII be impossible for
him 10 take any further part In the race He Is
still confined " his bed.
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AUCTION SALES.
Tomorrow.
VNKEKD 4 co, AuctsonsseS
-" ''' LOUISIANA s Cp% Sei.y Pos. one.

T0-MO1ROW.
WEES . GO q. iEs ss'::s: ...s,s
LARGE QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
city at auction, in front of and within salssroms
THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY TWENTY.
THREE. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
without regard to weather:
CARPETS, New and Second hand. Bookcase sideboard
farior Set, Fine Rugs. Crumb Cloths Folding Bed.
wicker Crib, Paintings and Engravings, Ornamental
foods, Toilet Sets and Lace Curtains: Leather
covered Lounges. Elegant Bedroom Set cost
$500: Toilet and Crockery Ware Feathers Com
Iorts Quilts, &c, Cherry Sets. Walnut and Ash
Chamber Sets Mirrors. Slabs &C., Cook and Heat
ing stoves. with . large quantity Of other House
hold Goods 1t
DuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
DEPOT on y T;ESEEMeT9kY SALE OF ,,
CARRIAGE AND ONE BREWSTER BUGGY.
- AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY.
lhihD, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We will sell in front
OF our saiesrooms, 9th and ID SITS. W., the above
wagon. carriage ana buesy without reserve 1t
nUNCANsoN BRO s., Auctioneers.
flvE,YEAR.OLD soRRELL GELDINa, SOUND
MNp AND GENTLE. COMPILE ELY BROKE
oSIH9kspA1 s M9k 81 AsfI ESGuARY TWENTY
THIRD, AL ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we will sell in from,
O. our saaiesfoons, oh and streets the above
II DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
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EARTHQUAKE SHoCKs IN MARYLAND.-At Van
bioper. hartford County, Md, Two shocks OF EARTH
about o'ciock, and the second about Ola. caus-
ny the buildings 70 shake considerably.
The firm OF FrAteln 4 Moroni, contractors of
lire.
committee OF Paris radicals have decided TO
nominate Gen. Boulanger Tor every yscancv in the
0i.ity.
rarnea mas refused TO accept NJ. Cribs
resignation as member for Limerick, but win
grant him leave Of absence TO attend 70 private
ousiLesa
Al complaints againss news agents charged
Win selling papers containing reports OF meetings
" suppressed branches OF the leaguo have hen
Waenosawn from the Kerry couxta
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ATT0RNBY-GKNkRAL WHITE RECOMMENDS IT'S SALE.
Annapolis Special to the Baltimore Sun. Feb. 81.
At the request OF the committee OF Internal i'm
provements OF the house the encouragement ex-
Gov. Whyte, appeared before them this morning
to give them his views OF the legal status of the
canal question. In answer to inquiries the attor-
ney-general stated that she believed o constltu-
tional amendment should be submitted to the peo-
pie modifying section "a OF article 3 80 that the
legislature might be empowered. In Its Judgment,
TO make reasonable appropriations to save the
money OF the state at peril In the Oh 'Sapeake and
Ohio Canal He said this amendment could be
submitted TO the people at the election in 1889,
and II adopted the legislature OF 1880 could then
take SUCH action as might preserve In some meas
work. He also regarded IL as OF great importance
TO the state that this legislature should pass an
act directing the attorney general TO Institute
legal proceedings to obtain decree or DEGREES FOR
the sale OF the canal under the mortgages OF the
state, under which the canal company has so long
been In default.
the lease OF the canal 10 the Western Maryland
Railroad Co. without the assent OF The bOndhOld-
ers OF 1854 he answered no; for the mortgage gave
them, as security, the tolls and revenues Of the
canal q q canal, and these could not be de-
stroyed by legislation without their consent.
IL Is understood that the committee on internal
improvements will report bill in few days pro-
yiding for the operation OF the canal, and in the
event or It's failure 10 pay expenses then TO have
eral The proceeds OF sale are to be taken Into
court, to be distributed as the court directs
Miners Gett ing Work where They Can.
The collieries that resumed In the Pottsville
region on Monday continue in operation. The
Reading Coal and Iron Company officials positively
deny that there has been any diScrim. n a. ion or
victimizing, and explain that where miners were
not given work IL was not ecauSe OF their partici
patton In the strike, but because during the partial
resumption OF the past fortnight their places had
been filled by new men.
There has been general resumption OF work
In the ShamOkln district excepting at GARFIELD
Burnside and Cameron cOl.ieries, which are UNDER
going repairs. Great determinations have been
made against the strikers.
The striking miners made a rush for their places
at Mt Carmel TueSd.iy morning TO md In many
cases they were not wanted.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

T'HoAAs DowLINd. Aucsioneer.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
JUST RECEIVED. OUT OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
TEN CASES OF GOODS
FROM AMSTERDAM. HOLLAND.
WHICH SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN THE SALE
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
THOMAS DowLINGs AUCTION ROOMS,
| AND WHICH ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION. AND
THE SALE WILL BEGIN ON THURSDAY. CTo-
MORROW MORNING. FEBRUARY %, lss 8
AT IL A M. AND 3 p. NJ. AND CONTINUE ON
FRIDAY AT SAME HOURS.
CONSISTING OF ELEGANT MARQUETERIE. CARD
TABLES. WRITING DESKS AND sECRE-
TARIES, BUREAUS, sIDEBOARDs. BRIO
A-BRAC. CABINETS, FLOWER STANDS.
TOILET STANDS. WINE COOLERS.
SIDE AND ARMCHAIRs. FIRE
SCREENS, CARD AND
WORK TABLES
FINE OLD DUTCH REPoUssE SOLID SILVER.
FINE CUT GLASSWARE. SHEFFIELD
PLATE AND PoRCELAINs.
Belonging to the collection of Messrs. sPYER 4
son, of Amsterdam. Holland
f2e-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionees.
| nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LARGE BAY HORSE,
COUPE. SET HARNESS. II, RISE SPREADS SC,
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF HE CONGREsSIO
LIBRARY BUILDING
NE WILL SELL
ON THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY
THIRD, 1883, AT ELEVE O'CLOCK IN FRONT
OF OUR AUCTION ROOMS. NINTH AND ID
ONE LARGE BAY HORSE,
s SSS III St dESSSSss Is
Terms cash.
f2O-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
TUNunNAC MAUI INC A,ct;nnao,
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We Are In DAILY RECEIPT
NEW SPRING NOVELTIES
NEW SPRING STYLES IN FABRICS
Original stylssin
LADIES' SPRING JAUKRTs. RAaLANs NEwMAR-
KETs. PELERINEs AND JERSEY WAISTS,
Confined exclusively to ua
Our Spring Exhibit will comprise the largest and
choicest assortment Of Ladies' and Misses Garments
We have ever shown, both in design and finish. and
will be offered at prices which cannot fail to attract
the attention Of buyers.
NEW SPRING STYLES IN LADIES' GLOVES
AND HOSIERY.
The closing-out sale Of MEMS FINE FURNISH
INas and LADIES' COTTON ENTERTAINMENTS
and CoRsETs will be continued until the entire stock
10 sold.
RE- TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22

MAears Bou1L1os.
Simply Liquid Extract Of Beef.
. Teaspoon vi 81 which,
put In . cup Of hot or cold
water. win mako at once
A PERFECT BEEF TEA
that every one, sick
OF well. viii r6lish.
vARIETJHo:
seu,l SsSSi ~sse Psl al serb..
XWeS6H6AahReInHs~
1S2o y 1trsse
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VVHOMAs DOWNING. Auct,ouser.
fFREMProRY SALE OF CONTRACTORS Ma
TERIAL C0NsIsTIE9 0F EJ9HTExM GREAT
ExC1vAT0k& WITH TWO so00PS HOLDING
IEvELERA ROILERA WHEELBARROwH, sHOv-
HL& WIRE ROPE FORCE PUMPS. TIMBER
HORSES, cARrs M1Is3. WAGONS. HARNESS.
On MONDAY, FEBRUx4f TWENTIETH. 1883, ct
TIN OCLOIX 4. q ths worlg Of the new Washingion
out reserve the shove COCOA
Terms cash.
By order Of @. PETERSON 90.
THONAS BOWLING. Auctioneef. f7-dE
~THE ABOVE SALE Ie UNAvofDABrY POST
poned until MONDAY. MARCH TwELFTH l08a
Sans hour and place.
i3y order of @. PETEBSON co
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