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Raltin,cre Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. February IA. - Virginia sizes
Consolidated. AZ: past due coupons, 81: do new
threes q. y; DO. ten-forties, 37s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. February 11.--Cotton steady and
dun-midding, Az ~, flour steauy anu Qulet-Howard
street aud western super, 237a IS do. extra. 800
1910: do family, 4.UOa4. ID; city mills super, 2o7
a.. TO. do. extra, 3.OOa3sJ: do. Rio brands, l.
500; Patapsco suprrlative patent $50; do. family,
5l5. WhezI-southern, steady and quiet; red,
ysa93; amver. 91ass western. steady and quiet;
sSt4. May >sa9L Corn-soutLern, steady, with
active demand: white, 57s5S: yellow, 56ao1:
ern, shade nrmer aud active; mixed spot oo,4a
SODA. February, 55,sa55k; ns.ch, o4ka55s:
southern and Pennsylvania, 30siO; western white.
4oa4l; western mixed, 31aae. kys steady.
6Js1O. Hay easier and quiet-prime to choice west
ern l3.OOs14.5O. Provisions ste-dy with tair de.
mand.Mess pork. 1879: Bulk inests-shoulders and
81: clear r,b SIDES. ga hams. l2al q Lard
refined, 80. Butter steady-western packed 19a:.2 !:
creamery 26a:bl. Evgs firm: tresn, -2..B; lined,
loal4; Petroleum steady = refined. 5a,7k. Coffee,
dul--R cargoes, ordinary to fair, l6alo>s. Sugar
steady-A soft. z; copper refined hr.n loal6;
per steamer dull cotton. 3lod; hour per ton, rs;
grain, hlguer, Bad. Ssles--wheat, 3o3OO0 bushels
cor AZ. 500 bushelA.
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THE HATFIELD GANG.
Nine Of Them i'm the LOuisville Jail
What the Kentucky Officers Claim.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 1.-THE nine West Viz
ginians known as the Hatfie!ds arrived here last
night in charge OF a deputy United states marshal
before Judge Barr, or the United States District
Court Monday, when the habeas corpus applica-
ton OF the governor OF West Virginia will be
further tiled.
County Attorney Ferguson. OF Pike, when ques-
toned concerning the claim or the prisoners That
that while the worst OF the Hatfield crowd had not
been captured, the men who are now in the Louis
Vile jail are undoubtedly part OF tue gang. He
declared that the prisoners had not been unlaw-
FULLY imp isoned, but after having crossed the bOr-
DER line between West Virginia and Kentucky had
been legally arrested and taken TO jan by the
proper authorities He did net deny that the West
VirgtnianS had been Iorcfbly taken from their
homes, out held that the kentuckians were justt-
Ned by the dangers threatening them In taking
the matter into their own hands when the West
Virginia authorities refused TO assist IN re-
straining and Furnishing the outlaws, who
had only to crOss narrow stream 10 COM
back again to safety from the law. Mr.
Ferguson asserted positively that he had credifa-
be Information that state Official OF West ViT-
gtnia had b en- retained with fee OF $500 to pre-
vent ". Wilson from recognizing the requis1liOn
issued by GOV. Buckner. He charged also that the
bear and that the worst or the gang were now in
comparative security.
or the prisoners now in the Louisville jail, Mr.
Ferguson says that Valentine Hatfield recen Jly
confessed TO him that he had 1ve living wives and
thirty-three living Children. Nine OF his children
have died.
Mr.. Ferguson states that Hatfield has peculiar
ideas OF poygamy and does not marry his wife
according to law, but takes them and appOrtt0ns
his time between them.
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Having been sufferer for two years and a.half from
disease caused by bruse the leg and having been
cured by the CUrIcURA REMEDIES when all other
methods aud remedies failed. deem it my duty to
recomm nd them. visited Hot Springs to avsil
and tried several doctors without and ut
our principal druggist Mr. John P. Finlay ito whom
shall ever teel gratefully, spoke to about CUTIcURA
and consented to give them trial with The result
that am perfectly cured. There is now about
me. think can show the largest surface where my
sufferings spranR from OF any one In the state The
CUTIcURA REMEDIES the best blood and skin
ufactured. l refer to druggist John p. Finlay and
Dr. z: Montgomery. both OF this pace and to Or.
Smith, OF Lake Lee, Mina
ALEXANDER BEACH. Grsenville. Miss.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, Soc. Soar. csc.
REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTx1 DRUo AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass. Send for Hoy y Cure
Skln Dseases." f1A-16.l7,18
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hUNCANSON BROS, Aucttoneers.
t AHR MAHTkk n ss6 b.
ais fsIsf Drs SshaAa AkS ia P ssA.
sSsEtESsgss . FL 'F ~ i ha5sIhk
!as lss ,s isls az :s q
TxES a% Eli r1 is s q coS Sn
II sshsSa.s .s.cSsS 70 ,1 :aiS ie aass
and We name In part:
Az Minister Carpet fsrior Suite. crimson and black
Bronze Inrs: ytS f.ds:sa Marble fsasaas:
G, spsr S.' ss:. ,ssS y;. sd:
,Mr ad;, SsSn.s sna ISo snsl T.bi:s T1rti.S auS
s. Win Win v es.H'' kns''
n Carpet, French N..nss s.SsSosrd c.rysd w.lnu.
Cn n1ns a assls walnut :,a Gather nins
ssd. M:dos Came osn.nsn,. ' Bust. sss ssss
bnss. .nS sc isa
sr'' Silver Plated sss Ell .I1
hsss fsSS 81 f1: r: %is .sr :ss
Go, NV I'm sa. BED ROOMS.
serss Ms.sss bsS:ssaa. Drs.sns burseea Etc
sS:s sssS . G 81 A. cs ss9us
9.,omap: f.ncs Eas: 9ssnies brspssss urSs.
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{ sBsssy Skssfiffusk2Ho 1 M .S
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AUCTION SALES.


GEo. W. sTIcKHEy. Auseonssr. sse =.
OAANoEnY aALf OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ksIA1k l27 AID a.0 SIXTH STREET,
Man s0uTHEAST, AND on NV JERSEY
AyENukbkTwE1N BAND @ STREETS NOKIH
u, B, unue e dscrssof the Supreme Court Of the
in;Io et OF C9inIis psssed In equity cause No
gssm.s o. EsIbS YrI fsSS TN TGMTH
D lSsa, q QUAAIER-PAbT FOUK O'CLOCK PM.
iots ana 10 brownfpq and Wo0dward's subdivision
Of lots and In square Bag. with the improvements
Aud on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ELEVENTH,
leSSN sAMk HOUR, part of lot z square 6,4, frvnt.
inx ~ feet inch on New Jersey avenue, between B
ana streets northwest. By depth Of SO feet with
the improvements thereon
Terms u ~ One-third of the purchase money in
sa the balance IN two equal installments paya
secured 0y deed Of trust upon the property sold
or AZ cash' * the op ion Of the purchs ~er.
II terms q sale are not piled with in ten days the
chaser.
dsposit Of ESQ on each lot will be required when
property Is knocked down
AL c1liveyancing 1t cost Of purchaser.
". hAbALl. Trustee 1341 + ct. NV.
..,o 49,, VIM p. LYONS, Conrtlsnd st.
1a2o-oSas baltimore, Md
The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED AZ TO LOTS
u ana a Square S42, to FRIDAY FLBRUAR.
ssEs ENlkENTH, 1855 and part 4 Lot Z, Square
1855 Same hou1 and place:
I'll WI p. Lyons, Trustees
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The Reading strike Inquiry.
THE COMPANY RELYING ON STARVATION TO END TN
sTkIKE-MR- KEIM REFUSES TO ANSWER

THE COMPANY KELYING ON STARvATION TO END THE
sTkIKE-MR- KEN REFUSES TO ANSWER
In the Congressional investigation OF the Read
ing Railroad strike at Philadelphia yesterday Gen.
eral Manager Whiting, OF the Coal and Iron Co.,
was before the committee. He said his CON-
pany did not now belong to any combination TO
restrict the output Of anthracite COAL far he
knew. The company had made no effort to supply
the placrs OF the striking miners, because It ex-
pected that starvation would bring the old men
back. Mr.. George De B. Keim, president OF the
railroad company, declined 10 state what the
salaries OF the officers OF the railroad or Coal and
Iron Co. were. Chairman Tfllman, nettled at
this asked Mr.. Kem a long question as TO how
the company expected 10 meet Its obligations, pay
big salaries to the officers, &C., when hair its
income is cut on by q strike, which, on the other
hand, had doubled the price or COAL and In other
ways harassed and inconvenienced the public. To
this Mr. Keim also refused 70 reply In any salts
factory manner.
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PERSONAL.

yMES McDEVITT. CHARLES L. FLLNDER-
fnvIte Detective Agency and bureau of INFO MA
uvn otnce SOo Pa ave lr1vate consul atom
LUIS agency independent Of Government or IN unc.
control does hot OPERATE tor rewards ensase
az ui'ofce caSes fl3lms
A CTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
AAi communications by mail telegraph promptly
attended TO and treated strictly dentisi once ope
~ All hodr. civilians Manager. 926 Est nv. j3.,ms
1UsIHs OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-clsss Secondhand Clothing eau b.
~ " ta2l-:tm
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DIED.


CARROLL. AZ the residence Of her son-in-isw, y
1855. Mrs b. CARROLL. widow VI John Carroll
Funeral private, at u m Saturday. February Is
No no~ers lPhilsdephia papers plesse oopy.l
HANNEGAN. At her residence, 1871 goth street
nortnw ct MARY NELSON hANNt0AN. beloved
wife OF Sellman Key Hannegan- The dead wife and
mother tie dA lighter of q neral Thomas Nelson.
of ere Hsute, Ind she taken al with pieuro-
pneunlonia Tuesday, the 9th instant and dtsd st
IL O'Clock. Thursday night February 10, 1ss6.
The funeral services will be held ct g. MAtthevss
Church. saturday, at O'Clock
New York. Cincinnati Louisville and b. Louis
payers please copy.
HowELL-on February 18th 1885, q O'Clock
Am. Of pneumonia Major NJ Z. \. How ELL formerly
er.l Land omOs. IN ths ciy. IN the 6iysIth yssr Of
his
Notice Of funeral tomorrow. thichiesn papen
please copy.
RHODES. On February IL. 1855, ct 7:30 q m-
JAMES RHODES, son " 0eorse b. aud Mary Rhodea,
aged and three monthA
Funerai private.
wILvERT. On February 16. 1855, ct 2 so m,
JAMES y WILNER1. infant son Of Harry A aasl
May T. wilvert nee sweeney. agsd nine months aD1
sixteen dAys
Little Jimmie wss our DARLING
Pride of all our heArta st home,
But IN angel came and whispered.
Darling Jimmie. do come homal
Gons. but not forgotten
Be Arrr NAoon
Funeral from parents residence. 100 -Four. spd-a.
hall street southwest on saturday. q has-past i've
O'Clock pm
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DoBB1Ns ELECTRIC SoAn
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IL Is STRICTLY puRE UNIFORM IN nuA11rY

THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT IS STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which we paid CSC, 900
twenty years ago has never been modified or changed
IL the slightest Ahs soap 10 identical in quality
Gay with that made twenty years
1t contains nothing that injure the finest fabric.
ltbrightens colors and bleachss whites
ltwsshes hannels and blankets no other soap in
the world does-without Misunderstanding them soft
AID wh1te aud Like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There II great saving Of time labor Of soap of
fuel and Of the fabric. whore Dobbin Electric Soap Ia
useu according to directiona
One trial will demonstrate it, great merit. It VIII
Iay you to make that trial.
Like all best things it Il extensively initiated and
cOunterfeited
BEWARE OF 1M!TATIoNa
Insist upon DoBBINs' Electric Don't take MAG
neNc. Electro-Magic. Philadelphia Electric. any
other fraud simply because it is cheap. They viii
clothes, aud are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
snd take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock II yours hasn't II. lie will
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and he careful to Follow Directions on each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford 70 wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old. reliable. and truly
dertu
DoBBINs ELECTRIC SOAP. d7-em
zODoMT.
A GRATEFUL oDOR,
Indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by tue aromatic
soZopoNT.
Which makes the teeth % white and a. radiant o. poll
ished porcelain, aud contains Ingredient that II
his hly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
praises Of
d17-6m SOZO ONT.
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r. 8. WINDSOR,
WILLIAM j. MILLER
f1l-d&ds Assi9nees OF EDWARD CAVERLY
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucrioneer
ONE RKNEsT qABLER UPRIGHT PIANO. EBONY
ffA Ahi sHaTE RAINTINds IA, AND ENGkAy:
HALL tI ASR ,TAiR S GnAkPETs, ERENUH NAN
NAMENTa, MAnBLE-TOP TABLES. EBONY
HMER2ESHiTlTAts hOuNS = WINDOW DRAPERY
GHAMBEk FURNITURE IN SETS AND sEPA.
RAE PIECES. FINE FEATHER BEDS AND
DuEE; CHINA AND 0LAsSwAR., KITCHEN
On TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY TWENTY
FIRST, 1888. commencing At TEN O'CLOCK ahall
sell At residence No 2l3 street southeast the en-
hold effects. S0
Terms: Cash
flo-dts THOMAS DOwIINa Ancfiopoa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

NJ Tirard, the French premier, threatens 20 ~.
sign because the chamber of deputies yesterday
acIed contrary 10 his wishes In Two matters before
IT, II Is thought the chamber viii reconsider It's
action.
An explosion which occurred in the Kreuxgra.
Den coal mine, near kaiserslautern, Bavaria,
Killed forty persons Thiuy-six were rescued
Seven person were buried by the avalanche
which blocked one end OF the St Gothsrd tunnel
Mr. VIM. Waldorf AstOr. ext nited States min
lister 70 Italy. and family have arrived at Rome.
Dublin rumor has IL that Mr.. BelTOur viii be
succeeded as chief secretary tor ireland by SIR
Henry Holland, balfour becoming government
leader In the house OF commons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17
JOHN WANAMAKER,
d17-0n,
A Fever Sore CURED
PHILADELPHIA.


BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
i must extend to you the thanks of Of my Gus
toners. who has been cured by using the CUTICURA
REMEDIES OF an old caused by long spell Of SICK
ness or fever eight y ars ago. He Dad he was
fearful he would have to have his leg amputated. but
Is happy to say he il entirely wel-sound dol
lar. He requests me to his name, which Is II. H.
CAsoN. merchant of this place.
JOHN v. MINOR, Druggist,
Gsinsboro, Tenn.
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w ANAMAKER'S

Book il better because you get for fair price,
but you're likely to feel better when you know the price
was fair.
MONEY SAVED
On Books il - good money saved on snythinR One
Of the easiest things to on. too you only have
care.
At WANAMAKERS more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the oceans
Timely works on Agriculture and Horticulture; .
large assortment Of French Books; Seasides and
Franklin Squares; Standard and Miscellaneous works.
bound and unbound; and almost any printed thing
that proper people read.
The prices are slways fair. and any getabls Book 10
there or will be got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

THE GENUINE Ixposrxp
CARLsB BAD sPRuDEL Water
SPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES
PkRFECT CURE
Constipation Gout Rheumatism, Diabetes, and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware of limitations
1T has given me better satsfsction than anything
which have ever ussd."-Prof Ssegsn Univsr.ity of
Vienna
Il have used It for years with remarkable success"
Prof. Hlswaxek.
Write for Dr.. Toboldts lecture on Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the ninth ernatonsl Medical
Congress, mailed free upon application.
EISNER MENDELSON 20, Sole Agents Bar
clay st. New York ia2.mw6f
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Three men were arrested In Norfolk, va, charged
with robbing the Salisbury, Nd, post-once.
that AIbert aid not win the New YORK walking
match .airiy, but hAd Q twin brother who looks
luss NE aim 70 do some OF the walking whi's A.
Twenry-fve per cent Of the cols ovens In the
Connellsytlle region wero ehut Gown yesterday, IN
accordance with the aefoome1t mAoo ~ IL OPP.
ing producttoa, and VIII throw LOO men out Of
emD1Oymout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17
THoxAs CA.1rrr,s Wur

oncs shrsvdly REMARKED "Thssss no hnowine
what Mr. Carlyle might have bssa but for dys.
pspsta" Doub<iss dyspsysia w. ~ sauss Il
his gloom and irritahdlity. Had hs taksp Ayrs's
Pulls he would hsvs been hsaisAssr snA
happier man
"lwn sssss sufferer from Dyspspsia end
Constipation. ] had no appstisa. became
greatly dsbtlitassd. and was continually
|, smiessd With Headache and DizxinssA After
trying various rsmsdisa finally began 10 use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved.
my bowels were regulated. and became we'll"
ID n. Losan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared By DR.. J. q Aver 3 Co, Lowell Ma.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOk sALE-THE VERY ABANDONMENT VILLA
ntos around Washington, ON hossyn Heights went
END u Aquedact bridge. At to q centc per .oot
f4-tm 4. II. siPHERD = CO., 1907 Est
I'VE HAVE SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE
w large Properties for sale. situated on Na.s.cho
setts ave. extended and the fashionable TensytoWn
road AlsO. AHumber Of beautiful Building sitS anne
choice Lots. aud several splendid Suburban Parma
X. H. GOLDSBOkOUGH CO.
so5.m.w3m l@U5 st
EOK SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY,
Mount Peasant. fine Lots 1T IS cents Per foot
Meridiap HI 4, me Lots At 40 ctA per OF
Columbia College Grounds hns Lots at IS eta per foot
ja23-3m GURLEY BROS. 1919 st
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Made Smooth. Soft, Velvety, and Trans.
MAMMALS parent by using Heabury's Hydronsph.
HANDS suoi soap IN eioxent, nXny potiume9
AND tnevlcinaa H0AP. pfeecrl oea eoo ono0tsr0
SKIN Affections Of every description. Put up
in eleH- Mt decorated tin box, and sold by
al druggists at rs cents . cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17
BOOK NEWS.

How little the title Of Book tells you! Even you
see all the new Books. how many have you time to get
ut the inside of?
That is where BOOK NEWS will serve you good
turn. We send & out once month s-brim with Just
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world BY the best judgment of the
best judges II tests tue Books and says why this
Boox Should be read and that skipped
With each number an author portrait. &c, SOC. q
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

PA1Srs CELERY CoMpousp
THE NERVOUS,
THE DEBIIITATEn
THE AGED
CURES Nervous prostration. Nervous Headache
HeuraigiA. Nervous Weakness, Stomach and Liver
Diseases. and all affections Of the Kidnsya
AS A NERVE TONIC it strengthens and GUSTS the
nervea
AS AN ALTERArIvE 1t purihss and spricAes the
blood.
AS A LAXATIVE It acts mildly. but surely. on Tie
As DruRRrfc II regulates the idansys and cures
their Diseases
Recommended By professional and basinsss nsa.
PrieseI. sold by dsussissa send for sirculan
VILLA RICHARDSON b 90.
Psopesssosa
w h. Ns,,v -. 49, - -. ~, o.sA.vfk
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I'd EDITION.
Latest T1lGgldnS to The Star.
THE TALLY.sHEET FORGERY.

Witness Clark Tells How the Case was
Worked mp By the Prosecution.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING star
CoLUABus. Feb 1.-THE cross-examination
OF Witness Clark, In the tally -sheet forgery
case. began this morning. Clark has been
in the detective business nearly two years
He nrst became acquainted with Algernon Gran
vile early In 1887. The tally sheet matter was
mentioned 70 him some time In May, and he
wrote 70 Prosecutor Huling. Subsequently the
witness In connection with other members OF his
firm drew up q diagram OF the case suppli-
mented BY tn Dry and q list or the wit
nesses Algernon Granville, particeps crim-
inis, then In Chicago. was, the witness
satd, the father Of the scheme They came to Col.
unbus In August and met Prosecutor Huling and
'V CLARK wanted $4,000 for working on the case
10 Sm DOWN niSn me susasSa
paid $166 for the diagram or outline OF the case.
The witneSSN came TO this state and hunted
about TWO weeks In Cincinnati for one
Martin, who was down on the list OF witnesses,
but was unable TO locate him. subsequently
he gave the letters he had received
from the prosecution to the attorneys for the de-
fense and Is upon the stand to dvulge the secrets
In his possession. He had not been steadily
employed at anything Tor about six months. he
has been In Cincinnati Tor several weeks in the
company OF Allen o. Myers, whom the state
charges with being bis trainer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE POoR.-The following
additional contributions have been received by
the police Tor the benefit or the poor: u. {. X.
Lowry, 81 loaves VI bread; George Goeckeler, 80
loaves OF bread; Chiis. Xander, 50; MI. hamilton,
%; Mrs PlLney, Clothing; A. kaufman, clothing !;
mrs. klnSley, clothing; Euw. Murray, groceries;
John Spangier, 30 IOaves VI bread.
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VyHOMAs BOWLING, Anctioueer.

T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer
PEREMPTORY SALE OF CONTRACTORS, MA.
TEkIAI. CONSISTING OF EIGHTEEN GRE Vt
I&S s5SSp sSShDhsa
BLACKsMIrHING TOOLS &c. &C.
HORSES. CARTS. MGLss. WAGONS. HARNESS.
On MONDAY. FEBRHHRSS f TWENTIETH. 1883. 9.
TEN UCLo K At the works Of the new Wash nston
Reservoir, back Of Howard University. viii sell with
Terms cash ,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. f7-dts
lS-THE ABOVE SALE y INAyoIDABLY POST
same s bS" nr, isq u place G. PETERSON 70
THOMAS BOWLING. Anctionee fl5dts
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
ChANCEKY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS South.
cd Under and By virtue Of decree Of the supreme
Distract OF COLUMBIA the undersigned. trustee will
On M0Si Az the T%ESiIEiH Day iNe 81 &FeI FE B.
de.cd real es., stuae IN the n.rs e as co
umba to wit All that piee- parcel of land lying
umIa and known and desisnaied a. part Of lot
bred tive iy-two (2) IN square numbered hive hun
drtd and thirtyfour to}4). and descr1b. follows
to Wit Begin same at the southeast corn r
Of said lot running thence north seyenty-two (72J
feet and THREE CD inches to three go foot alley
thence south seyenty-two (7:, Zee. and three (3j
thence east along an alley thirtyhve (30 feet
four 90 inches to the ;oint of beginning.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree. third
OF the purchase money cash. the balance equal
s,aments in one aud three years after day Of sale
respectively. with interest from day Of sale be Sc
cured To the OF the trustee all cash
ths prrShsser option II the purchaser fails TO COM
Fly with said terms of sale within ten days the
day OF 50 the property will be reso.d the risk and
cost OF the deiaung purchaser after Ave notice
IN the Evening star deposit Of one hundred dollars
will be quired At the time sale All conyeyancinQ
and recording At the purchasers cost
JAMES N. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
f'-dts Fendsl Law building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17

FIVE HUNDRED SHARES OF THE AMERICAN
6 az! PIN PHONE STOCK. IN TWO LOTS AT
Or sATIkDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTEENTH, 1888,
at IHREE OCL0CK 2. N; l will sell for whom It
may concern within my salesroons 500 shares OF the
Americsn 0raphophons Stock. in two loIs-4s0 and
20 sh each Ter 3 cash,
fl5-dts THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-17


The elegant collection of goods mentioned below
will be on exhibition TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY,
fEBRC AIRY FOURTEEN and FIFTEEN. and the
sale will take place THURSDAY at ELE VEN An
and THREE PM, and following days.
FINE MARQUETERIE. CHIPPENDALE, CARVED
OAK FURNITURE, SUCH A. Hall CLOCKS
WITH SUPERIOR WORKS. BUREAUS, CABI-
NETS, SlDEBOARDS, DESKS CARD TABLES
WINE COOLERS FLOWER STANDS, SOFAS,
SIDE AND ARMCHAIRS. ETC.
ORIENTAL AND EUROPEAN PoRCELAINs AND
DELI WARE, SUCH As sEVRES CLOCKS
AND VASES, DISHES. SETS. AND
FINELY-DECORATE
ORNAMENTS.
SPLENDID CUT AND ENGRAVED CoLORED AND
GILDED GLASS. SUCH AS LIQUsUR BOT.
BOWLS. PRESERVE DISHES,
COMPOTIERS, DISHES,
DRINKING CUPS,
AND GLASSES.
MAGNIFICENT OLD DUTCH SOLID REpoUssE
SILVER, SUCH AS APOSTLE TEA AND SUGAR
SPOONS SUGAR BOWLS CREAMERS FLOWER
HOLDERS. COME TON BASKETS. PERFUME
BOTTLES. AND VERY CHOICE COLLECTION
OF MINIATURE TOYS. ETC.
FINE ORMOLU AND BRONZE CLOCKS AND
CANDELABRAs: ALSO. HANDSOME sHEF-
FIELD SILVER-PLATED Candida
BRAS, CANDLESTICkS. TRAYS,
CASToRs. CHAFFINd
DISHES. ETC,
Being the first direct importation by Messrs A J.
SPYER son. of Amsterdam. Holland, of this char
acter of goods to this country. flI-6t