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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09

Mauges French Grand Opera Company dis
banded In Baltimore, where 1t played to rather
SUN a4dlences last week, Notwithstanding the
1.-THE wrestling match In Chicago, Monday night
between Evan Lewis, ''Fhe Stranger" and JACK
world, Lewis won ali three falls in om., 20s' IN.
EngliSnman.
A telegram from Pesth, May ?. SAYS: IDENTITY
Csernatonyl friend OF Premier Tfzsa In q signed
article, declares that war Is inevitable: that the
triple alliance Will demand an explanation from
Russia Of her military preparations, and her an
swer VIII amount to q casuS belli.
Jefferson Davis Will be waited upon to-day
ent at the laying OF the cornerstone OF the Con-
federate monument at jackson. Miss, on the 25th
instant.
can aud Foreign Bible Society, in New York,
Monday, officers for the ensuing year were elected
headed by Rev. DR.. w. II. Parmly, OF New Jersey,
A severe earthquake is reported In Japan.
The Pittsburg Tube works resumed Monday
afSer four months idleness giving $50 men em-
Mrs. Fanny B. Cold young widow, was on Mon
day held In Philadelphia In IS 900 on q charge OF
swiIdling ex-County Clerk Kirkbride, Of Camden,
n. j., out OF $4,000 and passing on him forged
csecks 10 the amount OF nearly Si3 OOO
Dr: VIM. y. 9. Young pleaded guilty Monday,
In the Baltimore Criminal Court, 70 an Indictment
for bigamy, and was sentenced TO eighteen months
In the penitentiary.
The Missouri supreme Court has rendered de-
ity 10 permit the sale OF wine ana peer on sunday
In the city.
Inc Reformed Church OF England and the Re
Formed Episcopal Church In Canada OF the Amert-
ton.
Carnegie, Phipps Co, Of Pittsbufg, have issued
money In deposits ar six per cent Interest, or u
loan them money on mortgages at small rate.
publishes an article IN which be processes to have
discovered lgnatius Donnelly's key number OF the
Snakespeare cryptogram. The mystic numeral
which Donnelly hides Is ~.
TWO ragged italian children, who were arrested
IN chicago while gathering cigar stumps on the
weeds TO a fellow-countryman for Is cents q
pound, and that they were made into cgarettes.'
Jay Gould started from New York for the South
west Monday night on vacation.
| Ex-senator Malone has been extremely u, bu'
l u much improved
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

EXECUTOR SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON THE WEST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE
BETWEEN STREET AND IOWA CIRCLE,
AND IMPROVED BY HOUSE NO. 1916 YER
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
. By virtue OF authority in me vested in and under
record in lber TO- at pages So &c Of the Record Of
Wills in the District Of Columbia the undersigned
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, IN front Of the
est bidder lot numbered ffty-six (56J in Oimsteads
recorded subdivision Of square numbered two hun
p Co. and the improvements said lot fronting twenty
three (23) feet on Vermont avenue.
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, Of which $3.50
shall be paid at the time of SALE the residue equal
payments at = and after date of SALE which
notes duly secured the premises sold shall be given
with interest at six 80 per centum per annum from
the gay o. sale All conveyanclng. ecknowledgment;
sale he not complied with in 10 days after sale resale
chaser after days notice in the Evening Star news
paper. THOS. N. WOOD.
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A Wiser. Neat Little Fortune.
As HE HAD 80 RELATIVES MOST OF 1T WILL GO TO THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

As BE HAD 80 RELATIVES MOST OF WILL GO TO THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PITTsBURG, May "a special 10 the Dispatch
from Harrisburg SAYS: few days ago an old man
died In the Lehigh County almshouse who was
worth nearly $50. OCO In bonds He had been ped
ding cheap articles In that neighDO-hOod Tor
about forty years, and very few people had any
idea as 10 his wealth. He was exceedingly parsi-
monious, and had the appearance on a common
tramp. Recently he took sick, and not wishing 10
spend any money, he made his home at the poor
house where he died He left no known relatives,
and two-thlris OF his money Will escheat TO the
state under an act passed in 1871, which provides
that the personally OF person dying without
relatives shall be so disposed Of. The Individual
who makes the first information OF the discovery
OF the funds and eS II at the auditor generals de-
partment with rounding bond obligating him
10 paw back the money TO relatives IL they should
turn up at later day. Is entitled to One-thtrd the
amount Marshall Wright, a young attorney OF
the law and Will likely get over $1,000 for his
n
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. D. c., AT AUG

TUESDAY, MAY FIFTEEN, 1883. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises. shall offer
at public auction the following property Lots /, =,
3, 4. B. and Q; lot is improved by large and
DWELLING and No by large Brick stable these lots
are located Bridge street between Frederick and
Market streets Also Lots 10, H. l2, - IA. Is. l6
and in rear Of above lots and fronting ChesaPsake
lots 30. SO. and 34 in old Georgetown plat of the
property be at the office Of the suconeer and
also at the time of sale.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance in and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
and recording ct purch;sers cost deposit Of s100
my2-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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FTNHOMAs BOWLING. AuctDneer
TEgsTSEs SALE OF oyA4uA SgEEv IMPRoyEp

By virtue Of . deed Of trust dated the Sd day Of
March. 1887, and duly recorded in Liner No. I245,
folio a51 Ct ssH one Of he land EeSords Of the Dis
At public ss!s, On -WEPHEsDAY, NAY s!xIEEHTH.
the following described properly: All that certain
piece parcel Of land known and lot No
lots In square No. 1856 beginning for the same on
street At point distant feet six inches
running thence north feet ak inches 70 su
south feet six inches to street and thence
along aid street westerly ssAssen feet nine rchss
ments, which consist Of three-story and hasement
brick dwelling. with bay-window and back building.
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two equal
payments and two years. with notea bearing In
terest and secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold. AL cash as purchasers option. All convey
ancinE and recording g purchaser's cost 1900 de-
xo-,... wl15ISS I WAnRpRsEEM .pns Trustssa
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
d. c., FRONTING ON FAYETTE AND FRED
ERICK STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
offer public suction lots lS3 1856. and part OF 1877
IN square i97 fronting l7S feet on f1ystss sS5th,
having about 135 feet depth and 15foot alley in the
yded into lots Of 20 feet front and lot
80 feet 'front.'
Immediately thereafter will offer lot 90 in square
107 having frontage Of so feet Frederick (34th)
street and depth OF $50 feet to q 15-foot alley.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in and two
years with interest per cent per aunum payable
semi secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
posi 500 will be required each lot ut the time Of
SALE Costs Of conveyancing &c, to be borne by pur
chaser Title perfect ap2S-d&ds
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The North Carolina Gold Fields.

PITTsBURG, May 9.-Mr. j. ID. Boyle, PROMINENT
coke producer, who Is also interested In the Pitts
burg gold mining district located In Eastern North
Carolina, returned from that place yesterday. He
went down In the interest OF a syndicate formed
for the purpose OF buying up all the available land
In that section. He says the district Is INDUCING
In a big boom at present. Experts have gone over
the field, and claim that the most extravaganza
claims have all been verified. The only concern
that Is operating In the neld at present Is the
Mann-ArTingtOn Co, which Is composed almost
exclusively of Pittsblrg capitalists.
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"A YOUNG W0NAN'S ADvKNTURE.-A very remark
able case OF somnambultsm has occurred In the
vicinity OF Truro, Iowa. About a year ago James
PATTERSON committed suicide by jumping into a
We'll me other night his daughter Ada arose In
mer apparel, climbed from up stairs down post of
the portico. sadded horse. and rode to the ceme-
SIDE the grave OF her dead parent and wept and
prayed. Her hand coming in contact with briar
Dru5h she awoke. moments reflection brought
ner 10 full realization OF where she was and She
ned toward the nearest house. The dogs here
added TO her fright, and, screaming, she climbed
by friends.
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7THoM1S BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CaANCERY SALE OF yALuABLE MPR0yED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF PENN
HYLVANIA -AYkNUx BETMEEM sixth AND
SEVENTH oTHHETS N0ATHwEST. AND FOR
: soma HATTfRa
Disfrict 81 CclnmSis pssssd on The Ssh dsy Of Juiy
1857, in the consoiida3s1 1880 numbered lO2S7 and
Vii ssl q pubic sucnon, front o. ths pte@iss. On
NEpNEsPAy he Sb1T y. PAf fo, 2r 1adx:
sssiS:d real seja 8 he city q Ws.hi1sson,
District o. JG6lumbla, md known. doqlgnated. and
ettsrod up6n the ground plat plan Of SID city -
Lot Lsstss6d Z IN y. B. Todds recoraed syhdiyisaon
Sve.ssssy 6rick 90. mas6ls fsOak
TermS o. e71A, - Dreocxibed BY the decree: One
third q t6s pulF6ass MONEY q cash. end the hsance
IN Que an61 q 3earsAn equal pegmen1 for which the
o ne az q sals ard secursa by dsed q trust On
s Sseee "a @ ~ scss = &c Sefced p SpSo q
1900 81 time o. ale = rSQoiTed r The tsrms q saAs
the Gat res TIE pEopsrty . IL rsk and cost q
sas On. S1o6aS r HAMILTON, rruetsa
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TjEIEGRANO TO THE STAR
An Chic Dog story.
A BIG NEWFOUNDLAND DIES or GRIEF AT BEING SEP
ARArED FROM rs LITTLE MISTRESS.

A BIG NEWFOUNDLAND DIES or GRIEF AT BEING SKIP
ARArED FROM rs LITTLE MISTRESS.
CADrz, OHIO, May "A touching incident oc-
CURED a day or two ago at the residence OF Mr.
VIM Trumbull, IN Belmont County. HIS little
daughter Maud, has been for some time sick with
typhoid lever. She was the posSessor OF q flne
Newfoundland dog, and warm attachm Mt sprang
up between them, and In the little child's rambles
the dog was her sole companion Since Maud has
been sick the dog refused to eat, ami would wan
Ger nom place to place. familiar spots 10 both dog
and girl apparently In search OF her, utterng low,
plaintive walls. Day before yesterday CWednPs-
day. the dog was admitted 70 the bedside OF his
little mistress, and It's JOY was unbOunded The
animal walked around and around the bed and
rubbed its shaggy head lovingly against the little
hand OF the sufferer resting on the outside OF the
covering. Time came for the dog 70 leave, which
&c at first refused TO do but finally yielded 1t was
then offered food, which IL refuSeds IL wandered
on 20 some familiar haunts, where happy hours
had teen spent with little Maud and finally laid
down BY the stairway leading TO the little girls
bed-chamDer, whining in q pitiful manner No
attention was paid 10 the dog for an hour or two
At last some one called II, but It did not move
An examination was made and the brute was
found dead
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Killed by a Nurses Carelcssness.

AKRON, ONO, May 9-By the carelessness OF
nurse -year-oll child Of Fred. KOerschner fell
over precipice so feet high and was instantly
killed. The nurses attention was attracted TO
some flowers, and she left the child In b3by-ear
Rage while she went after them. The wind started
the buggy, and before she could return 1t and the
child went over the precipice. The ehiids skull
was terribly crushed.
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rHOs, BOWLING. Auct
VHoAAs BOWLING. AuctiOossr.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF l. STREET, HETWGEN
WEST. AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, MAY ELEVENTH. 1855. ct FIVE
part Of t g. = y sg9.rs 2i7; fEoasin. q ssst IN
70 30foot vice alley approved 81 two 2story frame
houses. Mos 1921 and 1893 street northwest md
Terms; ,One-thtrd cash; bslance in cps and two
rtn .ns s secur9d y 80 q ~ On ths
depodt of ESQ e the time q s.lA AN coavsyancing
mySdkds THOMAS BOWLING. xuctionssz.
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NHOMAs DOWLIN0, Auctaoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND 3
STREETA BEING 1901 EIGHTH STREET
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the % Day q FEB
ruary. 1888 and duly recorded In Iber No lO2! folio
Columbia, and By direction Of the party cecursd
THURSDAY, NAY SkVRNTEENTH 1855. q I1v1
O'CLOCK p. n, Lot 80 n Qrod,s subdivision q part
Tclms onsthrd cash; the residue tn two equal pay.
meuts ct six and twelve montha with nptes npax1n0
tntsreet ct six PR cent pr snpum until pad ana
convsysSSdnea ~ q p9rctsa.rS 80 100 dspooii
yequiTsq q dlas q A1a 0E0n0E H0L4E1
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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A BoILER-At Manches-
Ter, n. H., terrific explosion occurred In the sash
and blind shop OF j. Hodges yesterday totally
wrecking the boiler house, smashing all Windows
l0r rods around, and landing a heavy portion of
tne boiler on the corner OF dwelling house 300
leet away. 1t Is stated that three bodies were
removed from the ruins
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AUCTION SALES.
fl shTs TE NE HE e efY H ~
MdToN, DIsTkfCT OF C0LUMBiA THE Is
TATE OF THE LATE MICHAEL r CONES

III! ESElf5s = sSE S55E p
bEcEAsEp DN''
e Seufs
Se win eer fsr sss 3;
he
sales rIcn,'s money to ss Pei:
onsthird in year from day Of sale and one third
% sS & ~ q
sale. Deferred payments to bear interest st 8 per
notes of purchaser. and to be further
dsposss 4 q ss.:
o. wEpNEspAY, NAY NIMTE, 1888: 2. HALF
snd Nop
Also III q Lot numbered eleven in said recorded
Of ss Nd By the
deposit q 5000 viii b required on each Of said
r tisss a AT Ha
three
hundred and forty,fonr: improved by the large TIVE
street W. bounded a, follow: BEGINNING Al point
thence with the west line q said Tenth street
one hall thence south thirty feet eight
inches to tie place 6esnnne being for the north
feet nShs IN Sn
pSsr SS d Hay e.. ct .ss
vacant PARCEL Of land described the pIsor plan Of
between ana ~ street.. eel; northwest .... 49,
d'D0' s me w g sssH.fs 4 n time of sale
EUGENE cAn 1885, st NV.
JAS s. ED1 Ne Is; ave. NV ''''''''
WALTER B. WILLIAMS az GU o.n Aacts. spa1.dad.
TT1RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
HN1k RK2kG NEFH xNb
TENTH STREETS oRTHwEsT; oN DISTRICT:
HHSAA sSSfsES
AND hyhs2 S6 aSG4HHFSR
fss%ss q &, q
On s TUESDAY, The EfaHfa DAY OF MAY. A. D.
yE rss a the sass
three hundred and seventy nine (376I described a.
running
wesrwsrdly so9s the line Of ami avenue
to
seventytwo 72) feet nine 90 inches t. the place OF
sS: q n,,S. stores
@ iss
tie os
square and running thence south eighty 800 feet
last line eighteen feet three 81 inches; thencs
Of street thence due east nineteen d feet eleven
n inches to the place Of DeSinning being the prop
deed dated asd day Of December. A. B. iss4 and re-.
Sd in G *
D sss y iPA TH6 NHra NJ DAa OF 3 S
and seventy three 1873. in Davdsons subdivision d
the District Of Columbia in liber n K, November Of
1910 and described a. follows: Beginning at to.
line Of said lot and said street twenty-five t2 feet;
ll feet more or less to an Alley in the rear Of the
s, to thy ne OF
lot and thence south with the west line Of said lot
conveyed said Anna Lindsey ~ deed dated Decen-
Improved BY 5story brick dwelling. No 9iS street
or SAME DAY. q. HALF.pAsT FIVE O'CLOCK
M: lot Numbered four a. IN RECREATION "B being
deed IN ber b. NO
Missouri avenue.
Terms of sale For each piece offered third cash.
balance in and two years with interest for which
notes of purchasers must be given secured
by trust deed the property sold all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser purchasers. deposit of
600 each Of the other pieces will be required at time
Of SALE AZ at cost Of purch.ser or Pur
days the Trustees the right to resell at and
risk OF defaulting purchaser purchasers after i've
days advertising
GEORGE E HAMILTON. Trustee,
]. EOLDswORTH GORDON. trustees
$50 ~ street NV.
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. ap24-dEds
V1,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
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BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
VlVHUMAS DOWLIN0s Aucuoneet
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BRICK DWELLING AND STABLE
MEST Opp0efrE ERANKT1N pHPK

WEST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date
the 18th day Of February. A. ID. 1875 and duly
corded, No; 17s. folio 4s. Ct seq. one Of the Land
quest Of the party thereby secured. will cell. ct
public auction in front Of the premises on TUESDAY
the FIFTEENTH OF MAY, A. ID. 1888, at SIX p NJ.
the following described real estate situate % the city
Of Warrington. District Of Columbia, and designated
the ground plat or plan Of said city - lots num-
bered (5 ave and 90 six in the subdivis Of square
numbered (246) two hundred and forty-eight as she
same RECORDED N the ONCE q the snrysy0r Of ssd
with the improvements and appurtenances thereunto
belonging and appertatning. known - No. 1911 x
street.
Terms q sale prescribed BY said dced Of trust e
follow: The amount Of Indebtedness secured BY this
deed Of trust unpaid with the expense Of sale in cash.
and the balance ct g. IL and Is months for which the
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day
Of .ie and secured BY deed Of tyusson the property
quired Of the purchaser a the time Of sale and al the
conveyancing shall be ct the expense q the
within tan days after the sae the trustee reserves the
the defaulting purchaser after ten dsys pubic notice
In the Eycning star newspaper. Q. Q. WILLARD,
aD3O-Ikda TruDto0
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The BRIDE FOURTEEN, THE GROOM SIxrEEN.-At
black River Falls, Wis, an interesting wedding
OLD and the bride not quite fourteen. When the
OFFICIAL who was TO perform the ceremony arrived
ne iouhd the prospective bride playing with some
other little girls and not in very Attractive attire
Inc groom was engaged In a game OF ball They
were soon ready for the ceremony which was per-
FORMED, wnen the young man remembered that he
had not asked the consent Of the brides father
This he readily obtained, when he returned to
nnlsn the game OF ball and the bride went back to
her dolls w
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FIVE BRICK HOUSES IN SQUARE a, NEAR THE
CONSERVATORY GROUNDS, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, MAY TWELFTH, 1888, at FOUR
O'CLOCK, the premises shall sell Lots 16, IL, 49,
10. and 20, in square No. A. improved by hve two
sheds This property is located the Observatory
grounds, in alley bounded by I'D and 24th aud and
streets northwest Terms made known at sale. All
cenveyancing &C., at purchasers ESQ deposit
WESCOTT WILCOX
my2-dkdS 1907 Pa ave.
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OUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEDDING, AND
OTHER PLANTS. &C.,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING, MAY ELEVENTH. COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK. will sell IN front Of
Salesrooms 9th and SITS n. w.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEDDING AND
OTHER PLANTS my9-2t
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Sun Building.
EDWIN SUTHERLAND. Trustee.
rnv5-dkds 9th and d ste. n

ExECuToEs AND TRUSTEES sArE q, OF ,l lot
DIVISION OF .CgCKoLDs DELIGHT; BEING
Ika HARRIET McCENEYs CONTAINING q
ACRES, MORE OR LESA AND IMPROVED BY
DWEiLINd HOUSE STABLE AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
BY virtue of the authority in vested - executor
md trustee Under the provisions Of the last viii and
testament Of the lete Harriet McCeneytI VIII. on
THURSDAY, the eEyENTEENTH Of NAY. 1855, on
the premises q FIVE O'clock n otter 81 yublIc
tract Of land containns scrss more OF lsss
By D. CsPelter 81 the tract Of land situatsd in the
County Of M.shington. District Of coiumbia. known
This property wss the country residence Of the late
Ma Harriet NcCeney. and 10 improved BY substan-
ttAl dwelling house stable. oufhoueea. &c It lies In
e angle formed By the Bunker I'M md she Queeus
alsd "brookla4ds g Brook: etstion. % ne Nero
~ e The csthclc uniyer.ity An inspectaon q any
A onnibr. III lssSs The ones q 7. =; w.sg.man
coeyey intsndtng pSrchaseu g The place Of .lis.
TIRE sg..a psynsess e one TIVE and three ys.EA w
rscoedink q purcnAsers cost Reale IN tsn dsys q
paisd sith 3 o. IN, s,,,v ,..
Z. Z WA00A2ANs Anok nyS1k6s
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PUBLIc SALE OF ELEVEN SMALL AND DKsIRA
BE egld d L9Ts siTuATENpS r AT TIL

TIOUKNEM UE PENMBYLVAMIA AVENUE AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FOURTEENTH,
At FIVE O'CLOCK IL front Of the Rrsmsss We shsli
Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street southeast
-Four Of these lots front Pennsylvania avsnue with
foot alley.
and two Years With infersst and sscureI by teed 81
trust the promises, al cash q the opon Of the
purchaser. Title perfect sale All tAxoe paid 70
date Of sale.
myS-d&ds THO6 DOWNING. Auck
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auononeer.

BY CATALOGUE
ihusIEEs SALE OF ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC
PAkloR FURNITURE sUPERB FRENCH
PLATE MANTEL. PIER AND VENETIAN
MIRRORS, OIL PAINTINGS BY CELEBRATED
ARTISTS ENGRANINGS TWO IMMENSE
hEM BRONZE LIONS sTATUARY AND
S h.nS. sUPEkb fkhNCh cLoSks
MosAlC TABLES. ELEGANT SATIN WINDOW
HANalNGs. ARTISTIC CABINETS CLASSIC
SAL LIBhAkh IN kiCh BlNDiN6ss ELk-
Tf1pr AinsAhn nND piNiNo ROOM rUhS -.
lnnn. An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
BY virtue Of aeed of trust dated the twenty sixth
fo,o ioi ~ SO y, ~. s aul rec.raeS IN tAoer ~ .
OF Columbia. and by direction OF the marty secured
thereby The undersigned trustees will sell st pubic
TTFNfH AMI fGGufrT M nip ~ mAn .-
at TEN O'CLOCK at No 1911 X street tie entire
household ELECTS. eIabracins an part
One Magnificent s-piece Turkish Parlr su,a .rt,sf.
cally inlaid and upholstered IN red satin
Two superb Turkish Arm Chairs upbol.tsr,d Am
Black Satin.
Superb Round-Gilt Table. with Roman Mosaic Inlsid
Top. q rare and wonderfu al pisce Of WORK
Ebony and Gilt Mosaic Checker Table.
Two immense real Bronze Lions seven feet long ed
OH Paintings .I bx celebr.,ea artist.
superb MAntel Pier and Venetian Mrror..
Elegant French Mantel Clocks
Fine steel S, Enssv,n s S water color.
E IIans 9 Satin and Plush Window Dr.pery.
Large Bronze Figure with Clock attachment
Fine Specimens in Chinese Porcelains
Two ant,,,o Doy,.r f,h..,. 90, =. -. -
sna,s -. LIVER N"ss's' Win raised nsurss' sne
nney carved
One very fine Eraid Harp
fine classical library in rich tr,,,s-. .,.,... A.,
-. - "s4AAes - onAo's S'ns ~
pa.''
bancroft, Swift, Bulwer waverly, The Spectator.
,aIu.ta. - ~ s os'ea
N aANsoNs BOOKS his.
One magnificent Porcelain Flower Urn. said 20 be
largest in this country
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pets. -Four Turkish and other PArlor Suites walnut
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