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WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL AFPArRs-At the
quarterly meeting of the board of directors
OF the West Virginia Central railroad ia
Baltimore yesterday; the accounts for
after paying heavy food losses of about
SO, 900 and ordinary operating expenses and
the fixed charges of $50 200 the net results are
about $4,000. The Cheat river extension Of
some IS miles, which Is well under way and
will be completed in the early spring, will open
an agricultural section which is rich in coal.
and this viii add greatly to the freight traffic
Of the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-14
Verbal Shares.

From the Baltimore News.
The popularity of Peter Piper's celebrated
peck of picked peppers will probably never
wane as a snare to catch the tongue that would
fain be agile; but that test has formidable
rivals. The following short sentences. as their
authors maintain, do wonders in battling the
ordinary power Of speech:
Gaze on the gay gray brigade.
The sea ceaseth, and it sufiiceth u.s.
Say, should such a shapely sash shabby
stitches show?
Strange strategic statistics.
Give grimes Jim's gilt gig-whip.
Sarah in a shawl shoveled soft snow softly.
She sells sea shells.
A cup of coffee in a copper coffee-pot.
Smiths spirit flask split Philips sixth sister
fifth squirrels skull.
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Why Gertie Blake Left Home.

SHE WAS GOING TO BECOME THE ''NEPHEw" OF A
mice GENTLEMAN" WHOM THE POLICE HAVE
CAPTURED.
Little Gertrude Blake, the thirteen-year old
girl of Newburyport Mass, who disappeared
some days ago, has not yet been found, but the
man who induced her to leave town was ar
rested in Boston yesterday. His name is Eben
Dulbaird, alias A. G. Rice, and he is a married
man and weighs 200 pounds. She wrote letter to
one of her schoolmates, saying that Newbury-
port was not fast" enough for her, and that
she wanted to more of the world. She also
wrote that she was going to Boston to meet a
nice gentleman" and that she was to have her
hair cut short and to dress like a boy, and to
go live with him as his nephew. This gave the
officers a clew
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An Old Mans Wisdom.

From the Philadelphia Record
Enamored Youth Crying to sound his girls
father)-'About how much income should a
young man have to be married on, Mr.. De
Rich?"
Mr.. De Rich (meditatively) I mar
ried on $500 year and was both comfortable
and happy"
Enamored Youth (delighted) -"Indeed?"
MIR. De Rich-'Yes. You see l married
penniless girl, who knew how to economize;
but if had married petted and spoiled child
OF fortune like Miss Binks or Miss Finks-
or my daughter. for instance-I should have
needed about $1,000"
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THREE PERSONS BADLY INJURED.

The excursion train, occupied by the Fifth
Ward Guards, of Newark, N. j., bound for Read
ing, was wrecked above South Easton, Pa, about
noon yesterday by colliding with locomotive
which was standing at tank taking water.
Both engines were badly damaged and the
track torn up. Three persons were injured. az
follows: Frank Livingston, knee fractured
and held cut; Frank Smith, spine injured and
two ribs broken; Charles Pell, head
Seriously cut by a failing lamp. The
injuries OF Smith and Pel are dangerous
The injured were removed to hotels
in Easton, after which nearly all Of the rest OF
the excursionists left for Reading. Several per.
sons are blamed for the wreck and the COM
pany will make an investigation.
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The Peruvian Complication.
NO SERIOUS RESULTS EXPECTED FROM tn
SEIZURE AT MOLENpO.

NO SERIOUS RESULTS EXPECTED FROM THE
SEIZURE AT MoLENDo,
The State department does not anticipate any
serious results from the complications between
this country and Peru growing out of the seizure
of the building in which is situated the United
States consular agency at Molendo, Peru. The
facts as reported to the department by United
States Minister Buck are as follows:
The building which was seized was the prop
erty OF the Arequipa railroad company,
the agent for the company being also the
United States consular agent, and q room
In the structure was accepted as the con-
sulate. The Peruvian government took pos
session of the building in the absence of
the consular agent, held It for few days, and
finally turned it over to the agent upon
instructions from Lima, alleging that
the building had been occupied solely
for its protection. The consular records
were not disturbed. As this action APP
peared to be q technical discourtesy toward the
United States, an apology was requested, but
was refused by the Peruvian government on the
ground that it had done nothing to warrant an
apology. The Arequipa railroad property was
seized by the government Of Peru some time
ago, but it is held that by subsequent ar
rangement with the bondholders the property
has since been exempted. The State depart
ment Ia waiting further details Of the affair be-
fore proceeding further, but, a. already stated,
anticipates no trouble.
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The Affairs Of Roumania.

KING CHARLES GIVES AN ENCOURAGING ACCOUNT
OF THEM TO PARLIAMENT.
At Bucharest, parliament was opened yes
terday by King Charles in person. In his ad-
dress his majesty said the governments foreign
relations were absolutely satisfactory. This
was due to the prudent policy that had to be
maintained All parties, he said, were aiming
to make Roumania a powerful element of peace
and security. This attitude was the correct
one, and as long as it was observed it would be
a sure guarantee that Roumania will continue
to enjoy the confidence of the great powers of
Europe and the friendship of her Balkan
neighbors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-14

CHOICE COLLECTION OF BRIC-A-BRAC BELONG.
ING TO SEVERAL PARTIES. EMBRACING
FINE SPECIMENS OF MOSAIC WORK COAT
OF MAIL, FINE BRASS LAMPS AND DEcoRA-
TONS, ELEGANT JAPANESE PORCELAINs
AND BRoNZEs. SCREENS AND OTHER
ORNAMENTS OF VALUE
The sale will take place at my art sales-room on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH, 1885, AT
ELEVEN A. N. The articles win be ON exhibition day
prior to sale.
nl2-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Philosophy of the Street.

From the Milwaukee Journal
A woman, to be power in the land, needs
a man to execute the coarser details of her
plans.
If the world were dumb. living could be
earned with about half the present expenditure
of labor.
People generally expect what they know they
deserve, but occasionally things fall out other
wise.
Among the things that have no end is the
desire to be thought youthful after the glass
assures us that we are old
There is nothing rests us quite so satisfac-
torily as the sight of other people working
while We are on a vacation.
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Change is Rest.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Literary Bohemian-"Is Binks, the sporting
editor, IMP?
Office Boy-''No, sir; this is his night off, and
he's gone to prayer meeting with his wife,"
''Well, I'll stop and chat awhile with Drinks,
the religious editor
''He amt in, either. He's on SPREE"
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Refinement Knocked Out,


She stood in the soft glow Of the art gallery
gazing critically at the masterpiece Of one Of
the great French painters.
Charming! Charming! Perfectly Lovely!'
she murmured, "but''-and here her eyes fell to
the gilded tablet at the bottom of the frame
'G-e-r-o-m-e; what q horribly provincial way
of spelling Jerome"
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;. BOwE, Real Estate Auctioneer.
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE.

N W, BOWIE Real Estate AuctiOneer.
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE
C MMIsSIoNER's SALE OF TRACT OF LAND
RICHM Nd, Va. IMMt iTELY ON
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAIL
ROAD AND CONTAINING INEXHAUSTIBLE
BED, OF FINE GRANITE.
BY virtue Of the hereinaftermentioned decree will
sell by auction, at the office of the auctoneer No.
north lth street, in the city of Richmond, Va,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY, 1883,
At ONt O'CLOCK P. NJ, the Tract Of Land above re-
ferred to, lying about and onehalf miles of
the city of Richmond on the Richmond and Allegheny
Ralroad on which IT has very very long front con-
ne quality Of granite which this land
great value. The profitable quarries of the Philadel
phia Granite Co. adJoin this land. and that the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Richmond and ,lleghany
railroads have traffic arrangement the facilities
shipment of stone east west is all that could be de-
sired
Remember, the great West is large user of our
granite and that this land is the only road leading
directly to that part of our country.
Terms: 0nefourth cash and the residue at six,
twelve and eighteen onths for notes. with interest
added and title retained.
JAMES PIE SAINTS, Special Commissioner
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SALE AT THE BRITISH LEGATION


BY CATALOGUE OF AN ELEGANT COLLECTION
OF GOODS BELONGING TO LORD sACKvILLE.
EMBRACING IN PART ELEGANT GLASS AND
CHINA WARE AND TABLE DECORATIONS A
SUPERB SERVICE OF SILVER PLATE FOR so
PEOPLE: SUPERB STEINwAY SONS PIANO,
CHOICE SPECIMENS OF BRIC-A-BRAC, ARTI-
Giles OF vIRTU, ELEGANT LAMPS, A vALUA-
BILE ASSORTMENT OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
SOME CHOICE GROCERIES AND PRESERVES.
ACOMPLETE BATTERY OF COPPER COOKING
UTENSILS, A SPLENDID PAIR OF HORSES,
AND THE FOLLOWING CARRIAGES-vICTo-
RIA, BROUGHAM, LANDAU. MADE BY PETERS
SONS, LONDON; ELEGANT HARNESS, SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE: ONE so LIGHT FRENCH
FIRE GILT CHANDELIER: TABLE AND
OTHER LINEN, TOGETHER WITH ARTICLES
OF VALUE THAT CANNOT BE ENUMER-
ATED.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER NINETEENTH. 1888,
commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. shall sell for his
excellency Lord Sackvlle at the legation residence
Connecticut ave. and ST. choice lot of Housekeep
ing Effects, together with his Horses Carriages and
Stable Paraphernalia.
NB-The Stable Effects will be sold the day follow
ing the Household Goods at precisely TWELVE
O'CLOCK.
THOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer
UThe House will be open for inspection on the
morning of the day of sale up to commencement
eE-Admission only by card, which will be furnished
by the Auctioneer, to whom all applications must be
made.
no I'd
vuNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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In the superior court in Boston, yesterday,
the jury awarded to Miss Sarah e. Roland
S23,000 damages against the Boston and Provi-
dence railroad for injuries received in the Bus
sey bridge accident on March IA, 1887.
John L. Sullivan is improving in health. All
restrictions upon his diet have been removed,
strength.
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GEORGE W. sTIcKNEY, Auctioneer.
pMELLING, No. 1924 E STREET NORTH

DIV MILLING, No. 1874 STREET NORTH.
WEST, WASHINGTON, d. c.
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing date
August %, 1884, and duly recorded in Liber No.
lOs6, folio S9 ct seq, of the land records of the
District of Columbia and at the request of the rarity
secured thereby. Will sell at public auction in front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1855, At FOUR
O'CLOCK N, all that certain piece parcel of land
and premises known ~ Lot 3D. In H. A. kohr's subdi-
vision Of original Lot numbered9 in square numbered
144, and the improvements thereon. In Washington
city, ID. q.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in three
equal payments in six 49, twelve (12) and eighteen
81 months. bearing interest at the per cent
per annum payable semi annually and secured upon
the property sold. all cash purchasers option
900 deposit at time of sale all aud
cording purchasers cost terms of sale 70 be cou,
Piled with in ten days
MAHLoN ASHFORD $780,.
n9-eo JAMES II SMITH ( ArusteeA
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL LOT OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the FIRST day Of
August lSSS. and duly recorded in Iiber l3l folio
a. ct of the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia; and by direction Of the party secured
SENENTEEN H. lsSs, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, ct
the Auction rooms of Thomas Downing, all the furni-
ture embraced in Schedule A. consisting of Psrlor
Chamber and Dining room Furniture, Bcds and Bed
ding. Heating and Cooking Stove, Window HAngingn
Brussels Carpets and other household effects
nl3-dts B. Il. LUCkETT, Trustee.
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=, Do you want "the style" in a cloak? Well,
there are $50 different makes this fall, and per-
haps you can pick it out of the lot. Women
are learning that what becomes them the best
should be their style, no matter what others
wear.-Detroi Free Press
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The appeal of DR.. Smyth against his SEN
tence OF six months imprisonment for con-
spring to defraud the Equitable Life Assurance
company Of New York, has been rejected by the
high court Of Dublin.
The heavy rains Of the past few days have
caused floods in many districts Of England.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TH0MAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF A THREE.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
WITH SIOREkQOM, No. 733 SEVENTH
sTRR5ET SORTHMEsT AND THREE TWO
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. pas.ed November g. 1883 and
the amended decree passed November 9. 1883 in the
112S4 equity, the undersigned trustee viii cell st
THE TWENTY-sIXTH DAY 6F NOVEMBER isss'
from front Of lot thirteen Il 81 in square num-
bered four hundred and fty-four $50 improved BY
athreestorX and basement brick dwelling with store
an, Als 9 On The SANE DAY, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR
III ~ NJ The aid trustee III in Like manner
t25, in square numtsrsd four hundrsd and slehty
Nos. 1871. 1919 and 1915 sixth streef northwest.
Terms Of sale: Qne-third caah, and the balance In
one and two years from the Of sae with interest a.
PEI cent PR e1num, secured by deed Of trust upon
ne pen1see sold the purchaser purchasers may
81 "a ccs9 a. any srs:seF pofso2 Than onethrd
Vii g Se s ssaG e :. :. & SsHes g goo 81
not complied With within ten days sfssr the Ne a.
right y e reu the property At The ria and
ave dsyg prey1ous Sdvsrtissmsnk Al coovsysncang
-. nosxaI z LxpQEp
noA<-eooooe 1S0 - n-v.s 1rustea
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ISLAND AVENUE, IOWA CIRCLE AND FOUR
TENTH STREET NoRTHWEST AND EsTREEr
Equity in the supreme Court Of the District Of Column
bia the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale the
premises, on SATURDAY. the SENENTEENTH DAY
fourteen Q4), fifteen G5) sixteen Q6) eighteen 81
and twenty four CAD in William McLean's subdivision
in Square north Of Square two hundred and forty
CAD Lots fourteen Q4), fifteen % and sixteen 6D
1915 Rhode Island avenue. Lot eighteen 1SD is i'm
proved by Dwelling House, No 1457 Fourteenth
street northwest and subject to the life estate of the
widow Lots sixteen u6' and twenty-four are unim-
Also, on the same day, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, sub lot twenty seven (27) in square
two hundred and seventy-eieht (27sl, improved by
three STORY and basement brick house. No. IL Iowa
On MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF NO
yEMBER, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, shall offer
and IL
by two story frame dwelling No 342 street south
west and two-story frame dwelling the rear Of the
lot The dimensions OF this lot viii be given 1t the
sale.
Terms Of SALE One-third in cash. and the remainder
in equal instalments at and the day
of sale with interest at cent per snnum, secured
by the notes Of the purchaser and lien the prop
win be required the time of the sale follows on
No 1915 Rhode Island avenue, $500: on No. IL Iowa
Circle 800, and each of the other parcels 100 II
sale the property may be resod ON ten days pubic
notice At the risk and cost Of the defaune
The property viii be sold free Of taxes June 80
Of square hundred and forty two (242j the Ia
ON which are paid by the life tenant
Anconveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
WILLIAM H ROBERTS, Trustee
DUNcANsoN BROS, 'nnAu' on'o'
Auctioneers. n5-dkds
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HARDING q WATERS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Peremptory Sale of Improved and Unimproved prop
erty IN the northeast section of the city.
We viii offer for sale public auction in the order
named, on FRIDAY, THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF No
VENEER. 1855. AT 80. p M The following de-
sirable property Lots Ia Is and L. square lOO8 i'm.
proved by new six-rooln pressed brick houses No.
l243. l247 and l24g Maryland avenue; l24s IL .
corner store Lot same square, unimpr9ved
between 18th and l4th streets. Lot 9, square e5a.
fronting 80 on 10Th ., between @ and II SITS. Sub
and l6lf feet on 3D. st between and L
Terms easy: made known at time OF sale; $50 a..
posit required on each piece of property sold
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
n10-stuw,th-4ts Q36 n st
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Gov. Gordon, Of Georgia, va inauaurated
for his second term at noon Yesterday.
Montgomery, Ala, has raised the ouarantiue
against Decatur and Jacksonville.
Gov. Hill, Of New York, has denied the an
piication for reprieve in the case If johnson,
next Thursday.
The Portsmouth, N. H., Times, : democratic
paper, u advocating the reelection Of WiIlism
=. Chandler to the United States 6enste.
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Outdoor Beds I'm Rome.

from the London Figaro.
Most amusing accounts have reached me
from Rome of the straits which visitors were
put in finding sleeping accommodations last
week. 1t is reckoned that considerably over
100000 strangers focked to the Holy City from
other parts Of Italy, and to house this excep-
tional number of guests of course overtaxed
all the available resources. Not few hardy
country people braved the danger of the
treacherous night air, and actually slept in
barges and boats of various kinds on the Tiber.
BY the kings express orders all available gov
eminent buildings were placed gratuitously at
the disposal of the poorest of the visitors every
night, with as much clean straw and a. many
military blankets as they wanted. Even spare
tents were pitched in certain parts Of the
city, while awnings were rugged mp over fat
rooted dwelling houses, which we're made to
lodge many more guesta. At the hotels the
very passages were utilized, and not few
cannie people, recalling the experience Of GER
tam terrified visitors at Mentone and Nice who,
during the prevalence Of the earthquake
alarm, slept in buses, closed carriages, or the
pubic streets, made themselves 90 comfortable
as circumstances would allow in the available
public vehicles
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In the Circuit Court of the County

In the Circuit Court of the County of HenrcoPalmer
and Others Beattie. &c:
IW S. Leake, clerk Of the said court do hereby GER
tify that Specia-Conmissioner James Peasants has
duly given the bond required of him decree entered
in said cause on the 2Sth day of February, 1876.
Given under my hand this I'd day of November 1888.
nS-10t W. s. LEAKE. Clerk.
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VTRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyED
i PROPERTY, SITUATED CORNER OF AND

VUyRUSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE UNnPROyED
i PR0PEETY sITU Ja CORNER g& OF I AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
ptstrict q Columbia, psssed IN Equity cause No.
public auction, IN front Of the premiaes Tuesday
TIvMsEENTYjSEyENTHar pAX rS o. lMT9UvEABBER AD;
EIETEEN I5l IL SQUARE SIX HUNDRED AND
Terms Of sze a. prescribed ty ths dscrss oue-third
Of the purchase money In cash and the resdue In two
Year, from day Of sale. with interest," secured b. deed
@ trust ppon The property or Al cash. q the option Of
lsrs WIN be required when the property is struck on
day Of le OF property resold ct risk Of defsufin9
purchaseg All conyeyancing at the cost q the pur-
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctsonssrs. Si1d
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, IMPROVED
s sdaEEL r BETWEEN z AND + STREETS
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
fF SESEMsth rEk F1GE IKE
the south 81 feet inches front Third street BY
Said property viii be sold in two parcels each fronting
Is feet 10Y inches Third street, by depth Of 15
feet and each being improved by comfortable frame
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money in cash,
in two years thereafter with interest said
Gi 10
parties according 10 their respective interests by good
and sufficient mortage upon said property subject 10
II the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms
@ the reht to resell 81 the .s and cosi Of the
defaulting purchaser All conveyancins and record
' Irvine WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
THos. T. wAGGAMAN. Auct. nio-dts
SING LOTS FIR MING THE cAPIT1L GRoUHDa
hLs4s , THREE LoTI IN ARIHDR PAGE asp
PhRT sr % aaa two LOTS IN The ALLEY IN
BY virtue of a decree Of the supreme Court. ID. c.,
FRIDAY T sss At
O'CLOCK NJ in front Of the premises, lots 81 y.
City Of Washington also those parts Of lots SO and "a
sis as LOT AND
30 thence north 70 the south line of lot 81 thence
%
line to the northwest corner Of lot 63, and thence
south 70 the beginning.
Lots 81 2o g front each 25 feet ON b st. north
and face south on the Capitol erounds They 100
feet deep TO an alley.
Lots 81, So So front each 2l< feet on Arthur plsos
and 30 feet deep to an alley.
Terms One-third cash, of which 900 each par
Gel must be paid at time balance in equal
ments with interest at and two years from day of
sale to be secured by deed Of trust all cash
chasers' option. AL conveysncing and recording q
purchasers cost
ARTHUR A BIRNEY,
45s La ave. r-...-
FRANKLIN h MACKEY,( irussoeA
Webster Law Building
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts noQ-dkdbe
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AND UNIMPROvED LOTS, BEING THE RESI-
DUE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE
WILLIAM MCLEAN, AND LOCATED on RHODE
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST ANDE STREET
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AUCTION SALES.

NNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OLA
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF
BOOKS,
Including the Library Of the late
JOSEPH c G. KENNEDY,
Of Washington, D. G.
Many Valuable Statistical Works,
Khallikan's Arabic Biographical Dictionary,
The Monthly Review, Turner Gallery,
And Books Suitable for Holiday Gifta
To be Sold at Auction
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER TwENTY-FIRsT, TwENTY-sECoND
AND TwENTY-THIRD. 1888.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ,
AZ Auction Rooms, 11th street and Pennsylvsnis
n14-6t Avenue.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AN ELEGANT COUPE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH,
1883 at TWELVE O'CLOCK. in front Of my auction
rooms, shall sell su elegant coupe with pole and
shaft, all in first-class condition.
The coupe be prior to the sale by applying
ni3-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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TIyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVFD
l. PROPERTY. SITUATED ON NINETEENTH
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
10432 the undersigned trustee will offer for sale. at
public auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY
O'CLOCK n the south half Of ORIGINAL tot eishtts)
Terms Of sale prescribed the decree One-third
Of the purchase money IN cash and the residue In equal
fnstallments In and two with interest
go per cent deposit of hundred (el0OJ dollars
viii Be required when the property V struck OF
Terms Of sale to be complied with in seven DAYS from
day Of sale All conveyancing at the cost Of the pur
chaser. JOHN 4. McNAI4LY, Trustee,
Columbia Law Building.
WEEKS Co, AuctrA n2-dkds