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TOMORROW.
T'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

A
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS Al MY AUCTION
ROOMS, SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY SEVEN,
1SS9: CON MENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, EMBRAC-
ING IN PART,
French Plate pier and mantle mirrors, Parlor.
Chamber. Dining room and Office Furniture. 20 En-
sravngs and Prints 20 fancy Trans arences Brussels
carpets Mattresses Pillows and Bolsters Silver Plated
ware Fine Clocks Fancy Lamps Refrigerstors
requisites;
Also,
One perfectly new DAILY SONS Collar and Cuff Ironer
iof hard or steam power; one Marble Soda Fountain
in good order;
Also,
AT IL O'CLOCK,
One secondhand Surrey Pole and Shafts: one second
hand Brewster buggy, Pole, and Shafts;
Also,
AT IL O'CLOCK
Horses, and second hand Carr;ages Bugyies
Wagons, 10 sets new and second hand Harness
THOMAS BOWLING,
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer

V'HoMAs BOWLING Auctioueer.
PARLOR FURNITURE IN SEPARATE PIECES,
knCEPIloN AND FANCY ROCKING CHAIRS,
CHERRY AND ASH CHAMBER SUITES Ash
AHD CHERRY v AkDRoBEs, WINDOW HANG
1NGS, MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND Boil
SrEkS, iNGkAIN AND OTHER CARPETS
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE. CHINA AND
GLASSN ARE TOILETWAhl, hlrCHEN REQCI-
SIZES. sc.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY FIRST, 1889
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at residence, 1924
Connecticut avenue, shall sell general assortment
OF HOuSt hold effects.
ap26-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct;oneer.
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JAMES H. SAVILLE,
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
rEHONIAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY NEAR TENALLYTOWN, ID. @,
AND CONTAINING TWENTY ACRES OF LAND,
BEING PART OF "FLETCHALLS CHANCE
AND KNOWN As THE HANES PROPERTY
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed equity cause No
1l137, the undersigned trustee will sell at public
AUCTION. on the premises, SATURDAY, THE
TWENTY -SENENTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1889,
at FIVE O'CLOCK i. NJ. part OF tract of land called
tletchaiI Chance" situated in Washington county,
Dstr1c; OF Columbia distant about onehalf mile in
northeasterly direction from TenallytowD, and adj
joining the property OF George \. Ares said part of
said tract containing about twenty O of ground
and beng known as the Hanes property, paTti
cuar description OF the being contained in the
Proceedings had in the above numbered equity cause
Terms OF the sale prescribed by the decree; one
third cash and the balance Cd and CD years.
Tor which the notes OF the purchaser must be given
bearing per cent interest from the day of sale and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold all
cash. at the purchasers option Taxes will be paid
the day OF sale. deposit of 5000 Will be required
the time OF sale. II the terms not compiled with
fifteen 3 dayshe property will be resoid at the risk
and cost OF the defaultlng purchaser Conveyancng
and recording at purchaser cost
GEORGE L. HAMILTON, Trustee
aplOd&ds sun Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS L co. Auctioneers
CHOICE COLLECTION OF EYER BL COMING
6THER PhSfs FROM JaaN sPt MP AAp
SERIES, AT OUR SALESROOMS, FRIDAY,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
ap25-2t Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
COLLECTION
MISCELLANEOUS AND LAW BOOKS.
Including Valuable Collection ON
INTERNATIONAL LAW,
MANY WORKS OF MODERN TRAVEL.
ILLUSTRATED AND MEDICAL BOOKS.
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS.
To be Sold at Auction.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
NAY FIRST AND SECOND. 1889,
SEVEN O'CLOCK PM,
AUCTION ROOMS,
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Catalogues now ready for distribution.
ap26-ot THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
FU7IKE Dal~.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Au,tioucs-
CHANCERY SALE or THRFE-STnEy Ell
EEIK

~"N>' Mr. fASxh or IHlskt-STehh ENl'h
bNs-ll-lNc. No. --sNi - 81. y ".
by Nirtuf OF c'crte passed Arral IL. 4 n. 1854
the Sulr.ne tour q the Distract "a Columbia, n
equity slttll.- IN glftlf "a John tfa "a
Ihonas tirafy e al. " tlaOS Wl S,il ui Tab, G
AZ, tipil n itsnt u TIE HrtIUIsrS IN FRIDAY. NAY
lhllh. lSS.a, 81 HALF PAST llf'fl n ~ Sut. IL
Nutsr one q IN square Number fort, ne . -
aslstnton, T. G. ig'IruNod ~ threo-sf,ry lri,
Dwclug.
Terms OF sale o1e-sri N Gay q sale. ous-tf'rl n
one ear Aisa 'lc ~ M Two Era-s. Geia-f t
t. bear ltore,t srd % L. s',Ira' cpUa M - .ses
SOLE OF a. cash y "iiiuu ut lurriassr cd. gtr-It
at time Il sale 7 1.s . ale fo iar conn ID M y m
ten days All convey auging a. i,ur.lss. =. .a-.f
apco-dSpS 49,; - s..
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PARAsoLs AND Sun UMBRELLAS.
W. NJ SINISTER SONS.

NEW LOT OF CoLoRED SUN UMBRELLAS TO
MATCH DRESS GOODS.
LATEST STYLES IN PARASOLS JUST OPENED.
NEW LOT OF BLACK LACES AND NETS
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BLACK LACE FLoUNC-
ING, AT $500; WORTH $500.
200 PIECES OF REAL INDIA SILKS, IN PLAIN
AND FANCY.
LATEST DESIGNS, CHOICE coLoRs, AT s1.oo
PER YARD: % INCHES WIDE
NEW DRESS GOODS JUST OPENED
NEW GINGHAMS AND SATTEENS.
NEW HOSIERY
NEW WHITE GOODS.
FULL STOCK OF GRENADINES, YELLING FOR
DRESSES
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
CAMELs HAIR GRENADINE, AT s1.OO PER
YARD. AZ INCHES WIDE; WORTH $3.50.
CHOICE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
w.M SINISTER 4 soNa
ap19 919 PENN. AVE. NV
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The Century's Change i'm Women.


New York Letter TO Macon Telegraph.
OF all the changes which have taken place in
the hundred years of the life of the republic.
one which is very marked is never spoken Of
the revolution in the fashionable shape of wo-
mems shoulders. Look at Blythes portrait of
Mrs. John Adams, painted when she was twenty
two, the one with the triple string of pearls
about the throat. The shoulders are curved
downward in full oval. Girls in her dav were
trained to let their arms hang pendant to de-
press the shoulders and to poise the head high
up on swan-ike neck. Look at the painting
OF Lady Kitty Duer. the friend OF Mrs John
Jay. and one of the bellies of the Inauguration
ball. The points of her shoulders drop down.
ward until the line of the arms seem ONLY
a continuation of the line of neck and shoulders
Look at Mrs. John Jay herself. the wonderful
American beauty. who looked so much like
Marie Antoinette that the audience in Paris
theater once rose TO their feet to do her roval
honor. She had sloping shoulders, and so had
pretty Mrs. James Beehman. who served Presi-
dent Washington with lemonade made from
lemons gathered i'll his presence from her
own lemon trees. Could YOU ind a slopmy
shoulder to-day? Fashion no longer con-
sidcrs the long. dropping line elegant or
beautiful, and fashion, within compare
lively recent period, has evolved, by ac-
celebrated development. the full. square, high
shoulder. bigger framed. smacking of the GYM
nasIum, which Is the present ideal Square
shoulders are almost universal.
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SAI.I % NUpEhIOl MAbE fIENIEI..T. NII''r
AND BODY BRt SSlIS CARPETS f.IJ>. ~
Al AJC ZION.
On MONDAY, APRIL TNENTY-NINTII. c1ls..Hrr.--
ing AT TN O'CLOCK ". We shall sell 81. r..-l-
dence, No "a Iowa Circle, the fol rl Hfl-
cles. partially enumerated - in ra,4 crsl'lsu nd
oilers inducements 10 purchasers 10 furnish tltlr
homes with goods nearly new.
Cherry frame parlur suite, upholstered .u rlu-.I:
cherry side and Other fancy tables. walnut
table aud dining CHAIRS. folduc bed. CHERRY a4
other chamber suites e~y chair. trrtIrr~ lars cur
talns: walnut St.ads. ht.rpau, slld
halr and huSk mattresses. h.dy Brussels. velvet nd
ether carpets. Brussels Tell md sa.TtarYrtS china
glass, and croCkCry, kitchen utensils A.
Terms cash.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR EMMA Ia RANGE, THE YOUNG. GIFTED,
~ and most reliable CalrNo, ant 10y special request
has returned to Washington d. e.. for II time. Il
her parlors iOS New Jersey ave NV, where she can
b. consulted all matters UI life. Gail ard convince
yourself; you vii md genuine aid natural born
clalryoyant. Office hours fruln To - am 10 IA
Ladies. 81: gentlemen. 81 message aud private
Detc treatment extra. No letter answered unless II
contains al lock Of hair aud photograph. ap<5-0t'
LIEOF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR,
IL NOyant, AstrolOE-er aud Spiritual Medium. Hara
With second sight and veil livery hidden I! ster, 70
Nealed hecoNers lost or stolen property. ls hid
Den treasures. Olives lucky numbers. Causes sT'oey
marriages. Brings separated together. Gives
II business. Removes all family troGhles and in-
nuences. Cures sickness IL disApIointed by Efforts
81 Others, Judge not ell alike TIE lrU-essO con-
vince the most skept.cl strEngers from other fiss
wll save time and dlsappoin Ineht by calling the
olly genuine ciairvoyaLf tls city. succeels
where all Others tail, and adverkes only what he can
DO. Sittnss Doe llfc-rosdlne By mail receipt "a
81. Name lock Of barr date VI birth Hours . ~ 4
Open Sundays from " pm
ap6toDIyl' s21 9th 81 NV
NfNE BROoKE TEIIs AL TIE ENrN,rs 90
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OREAL ESTATE, NO. 2037 i STREET NORTH

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE, NO 2037 STREET NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 18th day of March,
1889, i'll Equity Cause No. 9937, wherein Edward T..
Beale and others. are compliments and Gertrude w
Vance and others defendants, shall sell the
highest bidder in front OF the "a eises at HALE PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. on THURSDAY, the SECOND
DAY OF MAY, 1883 all of original lot numbered five
tol in square numbered one hundred and three OBJ
in the city OF Washington, D. c. Said lot is situated
on street north between Goth and 21st streets west
and fronts feet inches on street. and runs back
120 feet So inches to 16 foot alley. The western
part of said lot is improved by large brick dwelling
house, No. 2037 I ST. NV.
Terms OF SALE as prescribed by decree One-thrd of
the purchase money in cash. and the balance il two
equal instruments in and years. the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of ON the prop
erty sold and to bear interest At the per cent
per annum from the day Of sale. A deposit Of $3.50
will be required at time of sale If the terms of sale be
not complied with in ten days from ay of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell the said lot the
risk and cost of the defautng purchaser All convey
ancing to be at the expense OF the purchaser
JOHN G. HEALD. Trustee,
500 9th st. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioussr. npIO.dkds
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RAILROAD MORALITY
Herbert Spencer Does Not Think the
English System More Honest Than Ours.

From the Chicago Times
Herbert Spencer, the English philosopher.
who has published many essays on variety of
subjects writes to friend in Chicago that the
railway morals and the railway policy of the
United States are in no way inferior to those of
England. He thinks that the interstate law is
an evolution OF the parliamentary laws regulat-
Ing trains. He asserts that the history of
English railways since 1915 shows an elaborate
system of tactics by which companies have been
betrayed into ruinOus undertakings that benefit
the few at the cost of the many.
He thinks there Is more unblushing corrup-
ton by railroads in the English house of com
mons IN the past decade than has ever taken
place III tine federal or state legislatures since
railways became public highways. He saws
that to-day there over $50 members of
parliament who are simply the agents OF rail-
ways and similar corporations. Most of these
are barrlsters. who owe their election to the
influence Of the roads they serve. These parlia-
mentary lawyers serve their masters and sup
porters of new projects. make no sub-rosa state
ment OF the number OF votes they can command
IN the house. but proclaim IT openly. Members
OF both houses are canvassed openly. and any
railway legislation involves an enormous out
lay.
In past years it has beel shown that parlia-
mentary expenses have varied from $4,000 to
$4,000 per mile. the largest proportion of
which has gone into the pockets of the parlia-
mentary lawyers. The legal and parliamentary
expenses for one company averaged for the
past ten years over 100000 per annum. Mr..
Spencer thinks that the Union Pacific scandal
of the Garfield period when Cakes Ames' note
book contained the names of James Brooks
Schuyler COlfax. and others. who had received
stock, would have been regarded as a perfectly
legitimate transaction in England
MIR. Spencer has placed himself at the head
OF league to secure railway reform III Great
Britain. where the total capital invested in
companies exceeds S1.500. 0O0.0 900. Consider
ing that much of this vast sum is held by per-
sons with no income but that derived from it.
1t has become important that railroad property
should be placed on a secure footing, bounds
put to unwarranted extensions. and intrigues
prevented between lawyers, engineers, con-
tractors and Others
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DURING HIS GREAT SPEECH in the Parnen case
Sir Charles Russell drank nothing but Blocker .
Dutch Cocoa.
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RANDALL HAGNER,
400 Fifth street northwest
SAMUEL MADDOX,
49, Louisiana avenue,
FRED. W. JONES,
AZ l1llisiana aya,ona

w GREATEST OF ALL HORSE SALES,
AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
TWO DAYS. TWO DAYS TWO DAYS
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTY, AND WEDNESDAY,
MAY FIRST.
100 HORSES.
THE BEST LOT OF HORSES EVER OFFERED AT
ANY SALE IN THIS PART OF The
COUNTRY.
SEVERAL REALLY FINE TEAMS OF CLOSELY
MATCHED HORSES.
SEVERAL EXTRA FINE COACH, FAMILY AND
COUPE HORSES.
AND LOOK
MORE GENUINE SPEED THAN EVER OFFERED
AT ANY SALE IN THIS SECTION BEFORE
Also
A LARGE NUMBER or FIRST-CLASS GENTLE
MEMS ROADSIEIsS
OUR BAZAAR
IS THE BEST IN The COUNTRY TO HAVE A
FULL VIEW Or HORSES IN MOTION
WHILE BLING SOLD.
See The Star April "a Tor description of horses to
be sold.
ap22-3t W. Y. WARNER.
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Good Reason WHY.

ErUI Harper's Young peOrie.
Tommy said his mother, do You think
youll get prize at school for being good!"
Nom" said Tommy.
WHY not. sir?' asked his father, sternly.
laying down his paper.
because they don't give any" answered
Tommy, meekly.
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~ = hVNIIULttl
Ax-ALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 co Auctionaars

REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS, CARPETS, kEFRIGE RATORS,
CouNTERs. SHOW CASES, ETC., Al AUcTIoS'
On SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SEVENTH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A ~. we shall sell
within and in front of salesrooms q general as
sortment of housekeeping articles.
ALSO. Al ELEVEN O'CLOCK
One double carriage. single carriage, one rock
away buggy. one Erocer's wagon double and single
harness. Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co.

Il LOIS ON COENtE FUTE-ANB-A-gAf =
slEEET AND y SIEEEI. LDt ~ Alley
u WIEN THIRD AND .Dl fi-tNis-t-IAIF
AN, n AND y NJ TREES. And GD..1N I1I~f
SOTTHN Isl
Ey virtuc OF a decrse q the Supreme Court Of the
District 81 Columbia. PASSED IA equity cause 80 L..
bO'i = ~ trustees pointed Ia said cause. W.
FOR sale on TUESDAY. MAY SIA NIH. 4. D. 1854.
at the hours aud Places ul'cl H"rnEit,r. tl.a I.l-
lowing described I,Ices ana pa.c,is 81 laIt a f.
Al FIVE C'CLOIh L. "a. Ill front OF ti, grr,.,uI-.s
the west ore hundred ANA uit q 10 ls,t by t..
width - the lot. twenty ave feet al iaf,frp D
square i've niloryG ''a tort yiIyt. III l BTgA
Dwelling alG Stulc. ~ ard streets south WHSI
ldMIDlAGELl AFTER. ihr west uue hundred
anu fifteen lbl feet 10y the wil "a 90 al. At -1.try
i've 1cet II Lot two, i. square me- hundred ANA lur
hNe, improved by Brick Dwelling, - street.
tween VI aud streets southwest.
lhhkDlAlEIA AFT iIs. the north thirty feet N
depth by the width 81 the l.; ui 1t -IN-ssN t' IA
square INt h1ndrau ana lorN- tive. -lTar, l.,v,
between I'd aud AZ and N AID = streets -uI-IrN.-..
unm proved
At SIX O'CLOCK PM s ANE AFTERNOON iu f....t
OF the premises. the north haf Is H. =, i grlf-
bcIed SIX hunured and ants -sN tbt situated 1T
street b-tween and Y stry.ts b. ". fui.ul.-.,at
Terms ut saieO ne-tn!r cash it hsiHl,. s Huai
miscellaneous. Payable aud year tIr 20 a.Ir.
respectively: notes To De- gwen bearing inter- % sil 10
be SECURED by diced ~ deeds tsl.st un ai.n H1-fy
sold or ali ash, At the option 81 the VuI-la l lux
chasers Adepo-it % 100 un each llcle st'I 81. -s
time OF sale, COnNeya M, &C.
HENRI Ms sA"N14I.
4l0 9TH ~ "a. IS.
ST THOMAS.
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- wealthy London merchant gives the
secret Of his business success as follows: Il
always fee! happy when am advertising, for
then know that, waking or sleeping, have
strong though silent orator working for me;
"i.s who never tires, never makes mistakes, and
rh" - certain To enter the households from
which, II al all, my trade must come To
secure the services Of such an agent as this
shre"d merchant referred to, advertise in TIE
E'ESisa STAA Il u read by everybody In
Washington.
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NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
N1 LIFE All business conhoehtal. Ladies aud rs,,.
Lemen 90 eeats each 4Vs it, Sesween 4th and ,tn
~. NV s~<4-S2us
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THoMAs DOWNING. Au-uoacer


VALTABLE IMIRQyIP PROPERTY, Nos loo7
On SAN lbtl, April. TWENTIETH ssSa. a
lot :. II sGusre los, fruutiGg - sast M tH sr-
northwest. between and S-raey~ rs dsith 81 lu6
wide. The improvements are two small blsyk E.t,.,
now under rent.
iue-ts ~ ard two Nert>. WI.A Notes l.aH1. l-
tcrest ard secured by deed 4 t-!~. tIr I, .-.y
cost A dCIosit % S5Do Wi bc ralgr so t.-i-. Il
sale II tEe terms ol sal" are lt ry lied vf'u a
risk ana est II tn draining ri.r.1-r IN I- .-
after ten days notice IA some asr IlusgI
aPiI-dIds THOMAS DOWNING. Auc;s,roc-.
TT THE ABOVE sALE Is ,TesTroNrn. y
lNENIh-NlNIh. SANE Hut a AND tlt,l-
49,, THOMAS Dow !INo.
- lAIt oN NM LIN -, ihlif MiSl.
| bEiNit-N q AND 2 NIl.tiIs At'.ln.
-! virtue &" ccy,'e 81 i'g Sl'ir,r" trrf g iHe
81 Many a. Pollard. q az. aralnst ,ru \ 20 .Hl
AZ; Ile Hna.fsl-isu Nl-i 81. q i- ..-i.u' .
SlAI!t hAl ga MAJ. a d. 1855. "A flh O. t-t d
T. NJ, an rult II "a" Ir'r..s,- al ti.r t-f.r, r
utt' AZ ter = ana cl4-i; "a he PARTIES a. ss u
! NJ i4l '-
Terms IF sale onc-:hgl cash sad tie l,a... r .re
ana two years with iutsrr-t ffiI faF sl a .. d
the purchaser vii ave ms I'rHI ,-H., .- .I.u
VIII he r,SerFed "a ihg rrgI"5J! l-ui al r- H.r
oi sale and Payment of th' .t -l.s.f.., r r..
est deed VIII he gwen dsI..rtr l.uv. .. -
q'iiret Il time % sale All convey ' % r, r gr.r
chaser Terms must a. c#rII.sgI u.sI I ... 81.
otherW isc PARTIES res ~, ih' rs o. g~'. a. . "a
rlrk 81 dei5 ug rurhu-,r "i'gg hve uS a.,, "a
CHAS. MAURICE SMITH.
+5N LuaIs3a'a axe. NV Co.,.
WILLIAM !. h1llIlI .E'sir''.
- - - 4nb tr.'->ilIia Az. NV.
THOS +. WA0GAMAN.
Al - a.. q Hs....
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VHo0IAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
| a
| TRUSTEES SALE OF LOW GROUNDS" ABOVE



TRUSTEES SALE OF Low GROUNDS" ABOVE
GEORGETOWN.
BY virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of the
District or COLUMBIA passed May Z. 1887 III a cause
wherein Rebecca L. Schneck and others are compsin-
and Walter Duauy Riddle and others are defend
ants, the same being numbered l0l9 equity. shall
offers for sale al public auction the Premises
Lock Mills" on SATURDAY, MAY FOURTH. 1889,
at HALF;FAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, an that tract
the same lies in the District of Columbia,
and bounded on the side thereo by the Ches-
west by the western line OF the District OfCoiumba,
and Oh the south by the Potomac river channel and
the east by the western line tract Of four acres
embracing two mill sites situated Lock RarbOr'
gans mill Except small tracts lying little TO the
east Of said District line, the first known Bully IS
known as "Eil!ingsgate" containing five and three
quarter acres sand tract TO be sold containing li6
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree: One
third Of the purchase money i'll cash. OF which $500
is to be paid on day OF sale and balance Ill one and
notes the purchaser purchasers must De given
bear interest from the dag OF sale and to be secured
OF purchaser. All conyeyancng and recording at pur-
RANDALL HAGNER.
400 FIFTH street northwest,
SAMUEL MADDOX,
FRED. W JONES,
A., Louisiana avenue.
n. B.-Particular attention is called to the above
SALE because of the situation OF the property between
the Potomac river aid canal. and its consequent de-
STABILITY Tor business PURPOSES; The Western Nary
must by the teras of the act ass this property
thereby making it more valuable.
Slxty-nine acres adjoining the above and living to
the O it i'll Mary land Will be offered the
time by Mir. Hatters!y W Talbot, trustee, under
chancery decree OF MONTGOMERY county court
trustees. or AR. Hattersley VI. Talbot, Rockville,
Md, or Mr., Francis h; Carey attorney at-law, u Z
leave DoNliug's auction ROOMS at O'Clock Tor
colnmodation OF bidders. apl1-eots
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VICTOR E. ADLER'2
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
927 and 929 9TH st. NV. Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price
Open Saturdays until IL y. apo
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NUNCANsoN BROS, Auetioneers.

ONE SQUARE ROSEWOOD PIANO AND TWO
SHARES OF STOCK IN THE COLUMBIA CASE
COMPAN1 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AT AUCTION.
FOR ACCOI Mt OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
ON TUESDAY, APRIL THlRIIETH, 1889, at TEN
O'CLOCK A Nj. VIII sell at auction rooms gth
and streets NV, for account of whom il may con-
Germ
One Square Rosewood Piano Or. Mems Clark New
York;.
Two shares Stock of the Columbia Case Company of
the District of Columbia.
Terms cash.
ap.6-;}t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-26
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCES 1888
AND 134l STREET, BETWEEN 18th AND
nth STREETS NORTHWEST, COMPRI~ Nc ~
PART: FINE FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRROR
SIN PAlIOR SUITES. ~ Flush AND OTHER
UPHoLSTERiNGS, WALNUT SECRETARIES
D pli NE R t5S SNIE, FANCY AND EASY
no Si Fine I1.,, HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
FOLDING SCREENS, CARD TABLES. HAND
S0NE :, HAIL AZ tr SITS GQUCHES WALNUT MIR
GG,KItF VIA IpABt his WAL M I'll, LIBRAKY
Tor DISK, Antique CHIFFONIER, CARVED
ARM;CHAIk, POKTIEEES AND HANGINGS
HANDSOME DRESSING CASE. CHAMBER
SUITE, WALNUT MARBLE-I0P GHAMBEK
PIECES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE WALNUT
MAkDEOBES, ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNI-
TUkE, FINE HAIE MATTRESSES, FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOLSIERS, LARGE QUANTITY
0F BEDDIEG OF ALL KINDS, TWO WALNUT
EXTENSION TABLES, WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS, WALNUT SlDEBOAkD. BUFFERS,
TRAYS AND PLATE STANDS, SILVER-PLATED
WAR;, LARGE QUANTITY OF GLASS AND
COOK STOVE, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL rWENTY;
Nh I'll. 1889, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, sh all
sell the entire contents OF the above houses which
Furnished with excellent furniture throughout.
ap23-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-26

ey-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the FIRST DAY OF MAY, A ID. 1889,
same hour and place, on account Of lnclemency OF
the weather. BY order of trustees. ap26-dSds
nUNCANSON BROS Anctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-26
aPiI-dkds THOMAS DOWNING. Auc,iyucc-.

TT THE ABOVE SALE Is TpSIrnNrp ~
coDscqU'Dce q the rain. uUt1 N1sEAA. AlRIL
TWENTY NINTH, SAM HDt AND ti''l.
THOMAS Dow INg.
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III
PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINE STEEL ENGRAv-
INGs. ETCHINGs, &c. UNFRAMED, AT AUG
TIUN.
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL TWENTY
NINTH, commencing at ZEN O'CLOCK. we Will sell
within salesrooms, Ninth and streets northwest
without reserve. large assortment of Fine Steel En-
Cravings, Etchings, &C. On exhibition Saturday,
9th April from = IN. 70 y. m. a.5-3t