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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE pAYN
RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRE a ONO RAIIRoan
senea , m effect April 20. lsss

OALTlMOkf a. OHIO RAIIRnan
ID schedule m ed eel At.,i ~. 10,
Leave Washington from station oorn.r =,
For Chicago and North ortSu ssa y, st -,
press daily 10 % an. express Is pm Nn'''a ss
n ter Cincinnati and 81. LOnls expires a.nv n .,s
For PIttseurz and Cleveland. vc.t,,.,.., ,,,,,,.,
Tor Ls,nstcn and locs .laion. 10 % I'M, SH
f"5 az s ~. . Ss~srs and Wilmington aoa
For intermeaate points between Baltmor. AMI
for sinseriy and iniermediste pOip,. a.
hoT Bs a,s nom 3 $50 40 as II
trsinl $3.50. $50, .35 a 20. a. y ~ ut
I;liS,; "a $50. 4:9o. 43S. SssS az s%.
For AnnspoIis. Q 40 and $50 am. n. 10 ana .ao
5.polis 40 80 An ~ 'OS so 20 p% a's sun sa,
For Way stations between Washington and n.,,,-
Pm. on sundays. 80 am. tx z S9 an y y so
fer s'ssons on The Metropolitan branch ID 'ssS
m Il 5. ~ 80 and ~ p stations only
fgT saseersoaSs and = pOin 10 90 O.
fo 90 Beyds and in'ermediAie stations ~ 90 m,
Church trains leave Washington ON sn,a.,.
i:l5 pan. stopping nj all stations on Metropal,sn
For rrsderisk no: 10 am, $500. "a as. ts.aop.
For hsrcrstown. TIC: 10 am. ana IS sopn
Ii trains Srr,se from Shlcaso daily 20 m ana rs
and l;55 pm; from Pittsburg daily 20 an, "a
Prom Philadelphia. Chester and w,,,,,n.... :.
10 and 90 2 m. daily. and 40; SIS I'm ~''"'
From singerly and Intermediate uotnt. ,o-.A =,
BALTIMORE, 10 D. m daily. and ~ Is am SUNDAY.
Trains leave Baltimore for Westminster q, a On
80 - 90 s'o5 10 go. minute train, II ID
t4o-minnte train) An IL Is. 200. 90. IO ssOo
$500. 80. . -. 30 and IN n m on SUNDAY. N IN
s'Vo yuo lO;vo am. l:l5. .: 90 10 5 .OO i IA
b To- $50 and II 90 nm. ''~
tExcept sunday. .Daiy. ssundays only
BAsgage called Tor ana checked at hotels ana resi
dences orders left ticket offi,es 0lo .nJ 49,
Pa ave. N AS'A
w NJ ,cLkMESIS cHAs O. scUII.
ociS oon- mAiiafer Gen Pass. Agent.
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The Capital Of Itopin.


Mr.. Francis PrOutJ u Chicago. a disciple OF
Christian science, has a scheme whereby he pro
poses to cOlOnIze 600 families or $4,000 people
somewhere IN the West where land can be had
Cheaply. and found city which shall DC different
from any other city the world has ever seen.
Each family VIII take up 100 acres OF govern
ment anI AMI divide the real estate forest mineral
and natural wealth among Them The CITY, he
thinks, wlil at once Le worth slj,OOO.OOI. The
lanc AROUND the city Will De worth $40 an acre or
s3.0oO,O uO. ami the common wealth OF the COM
LiGnity viii be s3i.GUOO0O, OF about 81, 600 10
each family. ''>vttnhg land In cooperation, -
SAYS Nj. FTJGtt, rs tenIold cheaper than settling
~ Individually city be bulit for $1,000, OOO,
and the principal necessa-ies OF life can Oe manu-
Iactured IOr Jc,CJO people, provided all work is
done oy cooperation 4 propose the issuing OF
interest bearing bonds 10 the members or the CO.
operative sOcicty rr-t, and outside stockholders
second, with the s,3i.OOOOO0 real estate property
- security. The new city should be on high
ground. where pure air can b. obtained. Tnls
u III also AFFORD good drainage. Sidewalks We want
covered 10 avoid rain, mud, excessive heat in
summer, and sEOw ana ice In winter. one bakery
would do all the baking, an orchestra could be
maintained al = cost 10 each iahabitanJ OF not
more than 81 Year; afnusenentS would be IN
DIR the general care OF the community, and no
person would be put To work under twenty-one
years OF axe
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Mile. S,anai.h,s De.cendau,s.


Mr.. G- W. Standish. OF Flagstaff Plantation, IS
the only remaining son OF Niles standish who
was the direct descendant OF Miles Standish of
Puritan times, the eighth in the line Mr. Sand
ism Is staIwart representative of the family ffty-
two years of age. His only brother who bore the
family name Miles. died seven years ago, but he
left a son Miles, who is twenty-five years ola and
c. W has a son Miles, who Is IOur years Old, 50
his family name Will DC Kept good. Mr.. StaIdish
resides on the farm covering the ground uDOn
which Arnold camped on his Quebec expedition
and where he erected a flagstaff from winch the
plantation received its Maine. The original flag
stan was cut down many years ago, IL Is said, Dy
MI. Luxe sawyer, when the country was a wilder
hess. and the fact OF It's being a flagstaff was not
discovered until IL was feled 20 the ground. -Four
years ago Mr.. Standlsh erected iiagstan as near
tne spot where the original one stood as could be
uefS
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ROW Written. Lose Plots.

Imet a novelist not long ago, writes Arlo Bates
In the september Book Buyer, who put into words,
albeit somewhat whimsicalIy, feeling confess
10 sharing.
Il have lost beautiful plot" he said. 81 can't
be reconciled 70 giving &c up"
"Lost III" asSed- "How have you lost It?r
why was the reply, '.yOU KNOW have under
taken 10 do 80 ana 80, and that viii take me az
least six months. By that time somebody els.
Will have thought OF my plot and used IT, You
can never Keep those things They are Ia the air y
Yes, saiu- 1.-The year left college / wrote
out the plot OF a story OF which the motive was so
nearly Identical with that OF Robert Elsmere'
that, II published 1t to-day, IL would be called
the most Dare-faced plagiarism. Everything is
thought by the word, ana The man Who Is
quickest In getting any thing paperis called the
originator
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IRON the Indianapolis Journal.
The sportsman Is a funny fellow and so IS his
dog ana the quail they hunt. Last year. at thi,
time, he was complaining about the dry stubble-
nel1s In the neigh0orhOOd OF the city, and that it
was impossible 10 get n range OF the birds
because the parched grass wouldn't retain their
sent long enough for the dog 10 point" them.
his year he Is Kicking because IL Is too wet and
mat the birds won't Hush until they are almost
Srampled upon, while the stubble retains tn.
scent so long that the dog Is kept busy painting
out places where they might have roasted the
pIeNlOus night The guam isa'C q spring chicken,
anu KNOWS now 10 take care OF Itself and out OF
seaSon- ~ can run through the weeds almost as
Isl IS uoS. and can 1y a good deal faster than
sotne men can shoot, as many amateurs have dis
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Cheering the Visitor.
AN EPISODE AT AN ARIZONA sANlrARIun-AN oRr ia
ING LANDLORD.

Cheering the Visitor.
AN EPISODE AT AN ARIZONA sANIrARIUM-AN oBIIG.
ING LANDLORD.
Some OF the property-owners Of q town in Ar.
iona have been flooding the country with entlcinp
circulars describing the place to be perfect
tarium, says 1e1as Sytings The circular also
maintains that the state OF society is cultured and
re1ned, &C. quite number or people mostly in.
vaids from the North, have visited the place. and
one or them who has returned alive furnI,, e, fhe
basis OF the following sketch:
The visitor, Rev. l. II. Hutchinson, is somewhat
o. an insaia, Rather .lmid and much IN need OF
rest and quiet the day after his arrival at DOoE.
vile, that being the name OF the place. he nan a
conversation With The Landlord OF the Motel.
bracin' climate?"
81 ind IL Intensely hot
"llotl why, the thermometer is away down to
hundred. reckon you leel the heal a. ia he
cause you don't try any OF my beer on ise r. onIv
costs 80 cents bottle" w.
~ never drink" replied Mr. Hutchinson. aBut
around?" '
why, man alive, you don't call this dusty. do
Sou. f you ieel sne DUST &c Is because you don't
lar oath, you 10 pay extra FOR the towels, OF
"What need most is quiet. I came here to
that?" ""' ~
"Tne boys at the saloon across the street are
having little fun. You had better come away
from the window or some OF them may shoot al
you.n ' -
ny u1aIt paiptateS Iearlully."
III tell you what you want. You need q good
feiiaole pistol I've got self-cocker III sell you
Tor $2O-dirt cheap"
"No, thank you"
ITS all over now. see them carrying two dead
men into tne drug store. We will have funerals
to-norroW. we don't often have funerals az this
season ..s: n II helps spread the smallpox"
Yes we have It every summer, but don't lei
Inat scare you. / can sell you q bottle OF medi.
from you.n
N am afraid shall not like this climate.u
nouu get used to the climate, but hope you
naxent got anything TO say against the people,"
On, no; tnat was very pleasant gentleman "a
wnom you introduced me last night"
like him, do yous"
"fes, he was very polite. he said he Was going
70 take me out riding some day."
anu you say, he's agentleman. He b the lead
ing Undertaken. l reckon he ships more bodies
north on Ice than all the rest OF the undertaken
~ IoWn' ana his charges are quite low. He Is mJ
81 think, said Mr.. Hutchinson, wearily, .sthai
Will have TO leave for the North Tomorrow.
expect had better retire for the night Wnl yos
nave the porter awaken me at an early hour
certainly. We always charge so cents extrI
Tor that. Good night. BY the BY, II . centipedl
or tarantuia should crawl Into bed with you an(
Dite you wake me up BY pounding on the ceiling
I've got remedy for. only Is cents q bottle tina
Will cure you up IN me style. Good night, sSrnn
ger. Pleasant dreams 70 yon.S
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.

l. schedule IN effs ct september 10Th Isss
80 Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for Marrsnton
as, and stations
Knoxville. Rome. CalerAA Montgomery ami New Or
leans. Pullman Sleeper Mashinston 10 New t,rl.an.
n - a NJ asst Mail Daily tor warrenton Char
Lynchbure. Rocky Mount Danyille and stafions ~
tween Lyncnbufg and Danville Greensboro Raleigh
Shario,te. Columbia. Augusta Atlanta. Birnins-
ham, Monteomery. New Orleans Texas aud CsliIorniz
Pullman Sleeper New York Montgomery mi come
tlon with Pullman sleepers MONTGOMERY 20 New Dr.
lens and Mann Boudoir sleepers for Birmin gham
Nlcksourg and Shreveport fullmsn Sleeper DanyillS
TO Columbia and Augusta. Solid trains Wasbnston a,
stiahta Does not connect for C. a o. route POINTS
2:3o p. M-Daily. except Sunday. for Manassas.
straeburg and Intermediate stations
Z, o. 80 r. M--Mestern Express Daily for Warrenton
Sordonsvllie. Charlottesville. Louisville. CincinnatI
Louisyille also for LyDchburg Bristol CbaftanooxA
Memphis. Little Rock. and ali soutb western points
Ihrou.h Pullman sleepers Washington 10 Memphis
100 p. M-southern Express Daily for Ivnch-
purg, Danvile. Raleigh Ashevllle, Charlotte Colum-
bia. Aiken Augusta. Atlanta MONTGOMERY. New or
aans exas and california. Pullman Nestibule Sleeper
Washington 70 New Orleans, Via Atlanta aud Mont
eomery Pullman sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains on washington and OHIO division leave wash.
N Daily; arrive Hound Hi ii 40 AM and - 5
NJ Returning leave Round lin q .O5 A NJ Daily aud
40 .,sa ehcfy, Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte psn-
VILE and Lynchburg arrive In Washington 200 A NJ
ana 30 NJ; wa East tennessee Bristol and Lynch
and Ohio route aud Charlottesville At q 40 b M
strasburg Local at 9s4s AN
nekets sleeping car reservation andi Information
furnished and baggage checked 1t ONCE 400 Penn
syivania avenue Passenger sisiioa Pennsyiya-
ma railroad. 9th and b SITS. JAS. 4. TAYLOR
oci General Passenger Agent
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T. r ur PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE koRfa s, NEsf. AND N9s stpturHwrsr
siEfi tAIf MAe srIIsRsP s seSdUfEsk
TRAINS ASsE5S fh hss STATION
CORNER CORNER SIXTH AND SHEETS. AS FoLr
foIi1ssspurg and the Chicago Limited Erpress,,
fu UNI "a aesobuled Cars at so a m daily; Fast
with Steering Cars from PttsburT 20 Cincinnsri
sha hhrrsourg 70 81 Louls, daily, except saturday.
Western Ekpress, Al 40 Pm. daily, with Staging
IN srs a S,ssh,ngton g GhcaS si 81 Louis
Louisville and Mslnphis; Pacific cypress. i0:O3
iLroush Sleeper % I1iisburs and Piftsbarz g
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
for Erie Csnandaeua, and Rochester daily. for Buf.
siS with sd s sisa d 1snt ss;oTs.y leooa
TOT nhaamnsport Lock haven. and ElmirA q $50
For fSsi e and the s1P E.. 40 600 n 90 an,
LEO An 200. 4;io. 10 90. and y 20 N %
Ito pm Lnsi ETpTsss Of ralinsh cf FARO: re
Car 40 an; daily. s,oept sunday and 3;A5a
For boston without change. - 3 90 pm. every day
sey City with boats q Brooklyn ANNEX, sfordins
direct transfer 20 Fulton street avoiding doubls
For fRilsdeiphs ' so 80 soo 90 and II 40 An
aa 9eS 1900 s and 20 m 10 on DO sun 1i
il;2o pm Limited Etpre-s a., Psrior Cars 40
For Srl,imcre. e.s5. go POO. 80. go lI.oe.
$40; 600. s;5o. 70 90. and i 90 pm % s.s:
60 800 se 9S 100 800 and tI sT pm goo s4A
For Pope's Greek Line, 20 am and 40 pm. daily
:, except Sunday
For Annapolis. z 20 aud o 90 m. IL .O5 20. sal
500 P,%: daily. except sunday. sundays s'o0s.
ALI AAADnAA AND FlEDFRICksBfrR9 Rarr-
MAY, AND AIFNANDhIA AND WAsHISs.TtlS
RAILROAD
For Alexandria G 90 n a, 40 o.4a IO-57 n m.
IL "a noon 3.O5 a.o5 s 90 5:,5 q o 4 s.Ji
lvO2 and III 30 On sunday At 90. Y:AA
0;57 Am- 2 80. 5 80. SEES, aud 10 .o5 PM
accommodation for Quantico. 90 pm week days
anu .05 pm daily. except sunday.
1falns leave Alexandra for washington 90. con
sOO. y:1O, 1913 IL .O7 am. 20. 800, 3:2k
5:lo, 90, e:32, 10 AZ and IL % pm. on sun.
and 10 AZ y m
Tickets and information at the ONCE northeast cor
ner of 18th street aud PennsylvanA avenue. and %
th. station, where orders be- left for the chekini
q bessass 20 Destination from hotels and residenes<
ClAs. T. PUGH j. X. MOOD,
General Manssee rau6l Gen Pax Asent
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An Ancient Welsh Tomb,

FROM tile New York Home journal.
Great interest has been excited in North Wales
py the announcement that the tomb or Modoc ap
IryHy odmaelora, great Welsh warrior in the
eleventh and twelfth centuries, grandson OF owen
Gwynedd, Prince of Wales, had been discovered
IN the ruins OF Vale Crucis Abbey, Langolleh.
Inc Rev. II. I. Owen, warden Of the abbey, who
Is now engaged upon some excavations, was
searching ior Old stained glass in the dormitOry,
wneh ne dlslnterred a large stone slab, bearing
the name or Madoc and an Inscription, which has
not yet been Iully deciphered. Down the center
Vi the stone Is an 1nciSed sword in sheath. Fur
liner excavations led 10 the discovery OF four other
Stones, eacn about 1ive feet by eighteen
ihcneS; two bear 1oriated crosses, one an
inscribed spear, and the other Grecian or
nalneht. The stones form part of the vaulJing OF
the corrldor Leading TO the Old battle-ground OF
Ihe MONKS Madoc ap Gryffydd founded The alb
uey, wnlch was CfStercian monastery, about the
year I2oO After the venerable building became a
rum Inc chapter-house ana scriptorium were
useu LOT several generations d farlnsIead and
were practically destroy cd by fire. During the re-
pairs IL Is conJectured that The stones or MadocS
tomo We're used to complete the vaulting. In
1901 the debris covering the area OF the abbey
was removed by Lord Dungannon, and the tombs
Oh DeneIactor5 buried In front OF the high altar
lncluulng the Inquire OF knight in arInor anu a
stone CONN, were laid bare. During the excaya-
lions OF last year the monks well and spring were
discovered.
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Almost N Feminine DEcl.

run tle London TELEGRAPH.
Parisians have been yery nearly enjoying the
sensation OF genuine AMI actual female duel.
TWO young women really confronted each other I'm
tne Woo OF Neudoa, provided with raplers. ana
az 'eady 70 use their weapons 20 the best OF their
az ~ 1nd ac1ress- IL happened In this way one
49, atotesAd tair ones was on Intimate terms
$50. (. Say fdiIsitn, 10 whom Ia 4 weak InomenL
- nnsLouucen The friend who was aftgryyarI M
"a ~ NJ On the ground. The friend took n fancy
80, paoeSesOf, ne recipTOcated the Sentiment
,n - sI I uS Tue gentleman bidding adieI ~
,,, 80 ~ an ttA ing up With the new Bitter
.,.1 50 sHAI1d IN Tue bosom OF the dfsca r5e,
nA. s 49,, vh WEDNESDAY morning. chancino n
ncct mel ihAse irend 10 the street she 1900
tne glri 70 SOUND box Oa the ear An s.nc,,ar
was hastily arranged between the vvnIaen ~ s
d the remonstrancss OF the genJleman an a. ~,
AFTERNOON ths rivals repaired 70 me go, =,
Meudon 70 light their quarrel out They hs.S ~ ~
ever, reckoned without their host me s,,say,a
man, determined 10 avert Ooodshed AZ oIs 49,,
ADOPTED the heroic measure OF reporting the ,is@s
au9lr 10 the police. 50, Just as the TWO sirls ~, @
stationed. rapier In hand, on a convRnie1s ~, y,
srcensward. all ready fOf the tray the reodar,nes
pOunced down upon them, disarmed them and
marched them on TO the police maxistrats who
Rad them a severe lecture. Their weapons wers
eonnscated, and the duel, nipped In the bud fell
through altogether.
. Inc Austrian reichsraih was reopened Wednes
o1y In the lower house the minister OF nnanc,
pofhteu the budget for 1sSe-S9. The revenues an,
sseiinated at 53s.5l5,34f HORNS aud the expendi
eerSs AZ -, 3i5 $50 forms, showing an increas
AeApencitunes over lass OF 2, 5l4. sl9 forms.
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UNHONAs BOWLING, Aucuoussr.
ikUsrEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE nr., rsr.rv

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsrArr
KNOWN As NO. 4l9 X STkEET NOkTHWEsT
by virtue OF the powers vested in trustee hinder
the last v1u ana testament Of Mary A Roth eceased
VIII sell At public auction, in front Of the premises
on Tuesday. the ThIkTIErH DAY OF O(ToHFH
1853. at HALF-PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK Il NJ The
Msshington D. q; That part Of orsinal ACT NUMBERED
tnfee s IA eyusre numbered nve hundred and nfteen
SSonol c9ntsined within the following nstss aud
pooncs: oee1nnint Tor the aaule NJ q point on X
street sssa G I'D feet from the .ouhst sne!
s,rees :sy eve, 7l iest east thence north right
inches thence east tour s feet: thence north Hfty
tJV, 70 An alley 50 feet wide thence west tWentyone
w teet; thence south one hundred end forfy-s1
nin mo eeyen inches = he piscs Of bssp.
lmgrovements consist OF four-stoY brick housA
WIN two,stofy back buildin9: hot and cola WoBr;
sme stable on rear Of lot; $4,000 alley 10 the
1he terms Of saie are: O1e-th1rd OF IL paroh1Ds
money cab and the balance in tour sqns tnssln@s.
date Of sele. With tntsEeek peyss sen1Sennraly =
pcyc~sTss e = sscursd ~ dssa g Sc's q Rs9RS
purcnsss mon:y n cesh ~ eonySSnc!ne g ycr.
the tune q sse 4t1e teels q a1e are nos ooupl1ad
r.Hvss q sgSs . ssss e Q IA - 90 q q
ssis,Ss& JxMzs \ sonxsrox 1rws~
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.

NvH04A6 BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY on
THE GOkIHME6T CORNER OF ELkyENTH
or ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN @ AND r
sTREETS At AUCTION ~,<r.,~,ru,
TY-FIkSr. 1S66. 1t HALEPAST fOuk O'CLOCK.
on the preme1 shall sell sub lors 81 - and 80. in
square 300. 06kxo6k. located the northwest cor
nsr Of 18th ara stveta sndcontatning about q 2l6
iMMEDIATELY AFTER shall sell lot 10. IN
square S3Q 3Oxe6 locstsd ON the est side of l1th
street.. between q and atreots.
ThiS 9 very vsiusbls properly and sbould command
The sttanfion Of parties eG1r1ng profitable invustmen
Uoq1h1 Win notee bearing tnterest and secured b.
49, - tuss. Al conyeyanctng. BE-. q pqrchassr,l
= 81 a2So on n S sSsri n novrsra .,r..,,..
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, d. C.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded and dated
18th day Of June d. 1880 and at the reouest of the
parties secured thereby wi offer pubic sale On
SAICRDAH, THE THIRD DAY OF NONkMBEt A
ID 1888. at the hour Of toCR O'CLOCK r. NJ, IN front
81 tie premises all that part of lot numbered o. in
Homesd's addition to Georg town. ID. c. with the i'm
provements upon the
Be InnIng at the northeast Of Beal and Mon
roe streets. in said town and along
Iea street A feet thence northwardly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet: thence wcstyardly and
parallel with Beail A feet to Monroe street
thence south along east line Of Monroe 30 feet
to the beginning
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money I'm
CASH the residue in SIX and months. the purchase
Uses bearing interest At Per cent per snnu. Il the
OF days from day OF sale. the undersgped reserve
the right 70 resell IT cost Of defaultng purchnser
SlO0 required - deposit on day Of sale Ali convey
ancing and recording at cost of purchaser
oc22-d&ds JOHN 4. McNALLY Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.
yEo W. sTICKNEY. Auc.iOneer, ESQ + St


GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. AuctiOneer. $50 St
TWEEN sTH AND ioTH AND AND Q SIS
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
H 1s.n o. Columbia PASSED in Eauity cause No:
John Jones ct al. defendsnts viii scil at puddle
AUCTION Il front Of the premises on FRIDAY, TIE
Pxs hTN Ious pkR 9F SpclSbsh 4 aALi
real estate situate in city of WASHINGTON Disirict
Of Coumia ana known and described as the east haf
hundred and sixtyseven t367 together with improve
Terms of sae third cash. and the balance in one
", Pes centnm Per annum. payable semi annually,
CASH s t5 r. o 1sea % , on The properly s or al
viii b required at time OF sale All conveyancine and
reeording at purchasers Terms 70 be complied
ocl5-d&ds HOSEA b. MoULroN. Trustee
pEREMPTORY SALE OF TwO-sToRY AND
L M1AkNSSARD,R0OF BRICK DWELLING. No. 724
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST
r9 On THEsD ?, AEIERMo3N, 9tIoBERv TWEEN;
sell at public auction.
sUD-LoT 2s. SQUARE s12,
fronting 10 feet 9th street and depth Of Is
and mansari rooI Frame DSeliine coStsiSinS rooms
and bath; cellar under house.
This property is conveniently situated to car Inca
Terms: One third cash, balance In and two
years notes 10 bear per cent from day of sale
or all cash. at option Of purchaser. deposit of 5000
required at time OF sale. Conveyancing. &c. ut pur
otherwise resale at risk and cost of the defaulun
purchaser, after five days Mt some
paper ,d published bills IN washington; y; {; NJ,
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON Ac-
T9sIa I've ocIock TWEEN
oc24-3r' DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ONE SUPERB THREE-CoRNER GRAND STEIN
WAY lIANo, COST Sl200; ELEGANT COvEH
AND STOOL; sIC1RACK; VERY HANDSOME
MARQUETkl lNLAlD TABLE; VERY HAND
sOME SATIN WINDOW HANGlNGs; sUPEKIoR
fhhNCH PLATE PlEh kRoR:ELE6ANT SILK
VELVET PARLOR SUITES; SUPERB WAL
NUT HALL STAND. WITH FRENCH PLATE
BEyEL MIRROR, TWO VERY HANDSOME
MALL CLocHs IN BRASS AND ENAMEL
SOME poRCELAIN vAsLs AND oTHAk MAN.
Pfs4 Ra BkqNzn PEI kL IN
BRONZE CAMDELABitAs; BlsAss sCoScEs
ELEGANT BRONZE FIGURES: TRAVELLING
cLoSk; GoRDIAL SIT IN FIRE gill
SELs CARPETS; VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT
DAN. AND CHEEKY CHAMBER SUITES
WALNUT WARDROBES; WALNUT BEL
SOFAS; HAIR MATTRESSES; FEATHER PfI-
LOWS AND BoLS Eks. HANDSOME WAL
Nut NJ SIDEBoAkp; WALNUT LEATHER
FAST TABLES: CHINA ASD GLASSWARE
REFRIGERATION; KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWENTY.
NM 4. 1888, commencing at ZEN O'ELoCk, at resi-
dence No. 1910 street northwest shall sell the ell
tire contents being very superior collection house.
hold effects Parties furnishing would study their in.
terest by attending tins sale.
oc24-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-26
On The s,ana in Her Hridal Robes.
Rebcadcd Her Infant Child.

TOPEKA, NAN, oct 26.-MTS. Harden LuSk. living
miles from IA Dorado, killed her little baby yes
terday morning by Seyeringits head from the body
with a butcher knife. When her husband went 10
her room the woman said a chicken had bothered
her during the night and she had cut its head or
Upon turning down thu covers LUSk was horrlritd
10 discover the heaccss corpse q his child IN the
biOOd-sOdked bed. The woman SIill had the knife
In her hand, and IL was only after a desperate
struggle that 10 was taken from her Physicians
were called and IT once pronounced the woman H.