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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-05
Unprecedented ATTRACTION!
y Over a Million Distributed.
ISL
Louisiana State Lottery Company.


Incorporated by the Legislature in 1858
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made part OF the present
State Constitution, in 1879, by an overwhem-
ing popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place
Semi-Annualy, June and December,)
and it's GRAND SINGLE NUN Der
DRAWINGS take place en- each of the
other ten months In the year, and are all
drawn in public, at the Academy of Music,
New Orleans, La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS,
FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS, AND
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES.
Attested rs follows
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and In person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness,
and in good faith toward all parties and we
authorize the Company to use this certificate,
with fac-similes of our signatures attached,
In its advertisements"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-02-05
Improved and: Unimproved, City Properly.

FOR SALE
story frame house, with 8 rooms
bath room, large hal galleries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-16

Schedule IN efi,.'t NOVEMBER Ia. lssa

Il schedule IN erect NOVEMBER 10. 1853
$3.50 a.in-Easi lelltsssc Mall hly iur Narrcn-
stations between leNaudr.aa nG Lynctburl Roanoke,
Bristol. Knoxville. ChuttElOug and McE4l,hs. Iull-
man Sleeper Washington 20 Aclul his.
III "a s-n.-fast Mall daily Tor Nareutun, CnHr-
lottesSllie. Stations Chesapeake and Ohio E1atc.
Lynchburg, kocky Mount, DauNIle and stations be-
tween lynchbuIg and Dauylle. Gresusioru'. Llals.l
Bir1niugLam, MontsOmery New Dreams 1eKHs aud
CGliOrnlA Pullman s4svper New York 20 Atlanta
laror cars atlanta 10 MuEt2Uncsy PullIaan S.eepers
Montgomery TO New orleans Pullman ~lerf
borO' 10 Columbia ana Augusta Pullman s!eepers
Washington 10 Cincinnati VIA {. ana q. Route.
2;oO pm DAILY, except Sunday, for Manassas,
StrasOulg ana Intermediate stations.
o:3O pm -Daly via LynchbuIg, Bristol and q AZ
ta-lOoga. Pullman Nestibule seep,rs Washington 10
Memphis, connecting thence for al Arkansas points
also Washington 10 New Orleans.
40 p.m--Mestern Express. daily for Manassas
Culpeper orange, Chariot sNIile staauton s.uls-
Vile, Cincinnati. Pullman Nestibule AashIlg-
ton 70 Cincinnati With Pullman sleeper fo- Louis
vile.
IL 100 pm.-southern Express daily Tor Lynciburg
DanNllle, Raleigh. Asheyile. Charlotte, Columbia.
California Pullman krst;Dule Car Mashinltun 10
New Crleans VIA Atlanta ana Montgomery. Pullman
Sleeper WASHINGTON 10 DrIninghsln Ala, via Atlantis
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
inston O:vO q IA daily except sunday aud ! .45 pm.
daily; arrive Round till / 30 and 20 y. m
returning leave Round Hin % IA daily and I'D
pm. daily except sunday arriving Washington 80
an and , :53 pm.
Through trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan
am. aud l:lO pm VIA East Tennessee Bristol and
Lynchburk AT 10 10 IN. aud 10 4O q. IN; Chesa-
peake ana ONO route ana CharlO stesyille at 80
and T:lO pm and 6:53 IN. Strasburg local NJ 10 rs
am.
Tickets, sleeping-car reservation and information
furnished and paggGge checked at office 1900 Penn
sysnla a,s ahd al Passenger station Pennsylvanis
No JAS. l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Miss LIBERTY, who holds aloft the torch ON Bed
loe's Island, in New York harbor re1oices in what
Is literally an iron constitution, and so We Cont
think II worth while to recommend to her the use
Of Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription. But this Is
one great exception which proves the rule For
all the rest Of womankind the "Favorite Prescrip-
TON Is Indispensable. The young girl needs Its
strengthening help at that critical period when
she Is blossoming into womanhood. The matron
ana the mother md In IL IMMIGRATION and relief
from the numerous ills which beset their exist
ence And ladies well advanced In years univer-
sally acknowledge the revivifying and restorative
elects OF this favortte and standard remedy. The
only medicine for women sold by druggists
under positive guarantee from the manufac-
turers that IL will give satisfaction in every case
or money will be refunded. This guarantees has
been printed on the bottle wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years
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topic. he has served in lis present capacity
Tor q number OF years and has done a great
deal to advance the science-for il has become
sclence-Oi the saving of life imperiied by
storms at sea. To him IS due to a large extent
the generosity of Congress in providing for
gold and silver medals of reward for persons
who have riske their lives in efforts to rescue
others. He was born in Lebanon. York county,
Ne. IL September. 1854. He graduated at
BowdOin college IN 1856. He was admitted to
tee bar in 1888 and commenced practice at
North Berwick. Me.
senior Mathis Romero, minister from Mexico
10 the United States. and also a delegate to
this conference as well rs to the Pan-American
congress. has hitherto made only one speech
but he attends very closely to the discussion and
Is by no means an unimportant factor. His dip.
lomatic duties proven; his steady attendance at
the conference, but he is keptwell posted in re-
gard TO the progress of affairs there by an able
proxy. Capt. MOnasteriO of the Mexican navy
who is regular attendant. Minister Romero
Is well-knOwn figure in Washington, having
represented our nearest southern neighbor in
diplomatic capacity for number OF years.
ADMIRAL sPAUS.
Baron de Spaun. rear admiral of the imperial
navy Of Austro-Hungary, is type of an Aus
trian with heavy, portly frame. and calm,
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posed the amendment
for the auxiliary side
lights. He is a leader
Of the conference, lii
viding honors in this
.pacity only with Mr..
.aii at the other end of
2 he table. lie Is a pleas
int.faced. genial gentle
man. " th an easy adj
dress and manner. and
a plain. clear. 1Orcible
style Of argument that
has great weight. He
; well fitted for the
luty of leading the dele
.ates of this country in
Ieir efforts to make
ne sea safer, although
he is a thorough lands
man, a fact which he
deOIOres
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nUNCANsoY BROS. Auctioneers.

VHONSANSON Bros Auctioneers-
ENTIRE COMMITS or HOUSES No. l4lo AND
l4I2 STREET. MORT HMESr. OCCUPIED Bl
on -MoNpil 1oRNISG. NOVEMBER EIGHT
VII sell the reEsonal effects "IKE JEf ERsoN
stTeet norfbnt ~ hoasss 40; flo Sna A. n
aered sale OF the personal effects, which partly
BILLIARD ROOM
pO he brunswlck-balke Pool Table Cues, Balls and
u one Brunswick Bake carom Table Cues, Balls and
leather.covered Antique Oak Arm Chairs
MttIor bat Irves Chandeliers, Shades, Clock, Oh
LIBRARY
TaIestry Covered Library Suite, pieces
Elessnt Cherry Arm Chairs and Side Chairs. Read
Eies4nt Cloth-coyered Library Table. Book Rack
Two Elegant Dwarf Book Cases, l Sedan Picture.
Two Water Co,ors SILK Curtains, students Lamp.
COMMITTEES ROOM.
CSni1 cy n Desk, 2ak Cane seat Arm and Side
Chairs.
Leather Covered BLACK Oak Settees, Buffers Side
Board. Table, Leather Covered Sofa. Handsome OAK
READING AND SMOKING ROOMS
EieEant Larse French Clock, Tapestry Hunting
Tables ElsganI Library tables Black Oak Arm Chars,
LoGngss with Cushions. Handsome Turkish Covered
L4ntts ana hnss Eneraylnss, Ont French Plate Pier
Walnut NJ t. Chamber suites. Cherry Chamber
Eegant Black Oak Chamber Suites, Decorated Toilet
Ware.
Woven Wire Springs, Hair Mattresses, Lounges,
Sheets. Pillows Blankets, Marseilles Spreads, Sc
DlNlNG NOON.
Black Oak Dining Chairs. rugs.
Back Oak DiuIne lablss, Japanese Punch Bowl
Elegant Black Oak sidebOArd. Table Linen. Glass
Ware.
Black Oak Buffers Table, ELEGANT lime Plated wsre.
KNIVES, Forks, &c, Chi and Crockery.
NelNets, Brussels, Tapestry ana InArain Carpets,
Shades window hangIugs, CRYSTAL and other Chande-
Tiers, Side Brackets throughout the house.
KITCHEN.
Elegant Copper Cooking Utensils Magnificent
r..
MINES, Liquors, Cigars, Groceries, a., &c.
huuse opeEed tor INSPECTION saturday and Monday
previous 20 hour OF sale.
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS,
II o-dts ACCtioneers.
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THNHoMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer.
NUNCANSON BROS. Auctfoneers,
~ 9th and ID SITS. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE IMPROVED
CORNER PROPERTY IN The NOIIENE-T
SECtlON OF TIE CITY, BEING PREMISES
no. Jag EIGHTH STREET NOkTHHr ST.
BRICK AND tRAME STORE AND DWELLING
WITH STABLE IN REAR.
BY virtue OF deed VI truss dated the oath day of
April, A. ~ 1889, and recorded in Liber 1870 folio
Coiumbid and At the request of the party secured
thereby we viii sell at pubic auction. in
premises, on " EDNI SDAl, IHE rn ENlIEIH DAY
uI NOV EhBEli, AID. 1883, Al HALE-PASI FOUI
OC1OCh IN TIE AFTERNOON, the following de-
scllDeu zeal estate situate III the city
the District of Columbia TO vat: All that rain pIrc
or parcel of land and premises known and
as and beng lot numbered thirty 80 IN George
". Iggs subdivision III square numbered three hun
dred ana nlnety-nNe (.D9Dl as plat led in
Loer Nv F. folio %, OF the records the surveyors
ONCE OF the District OF Colub the being i'm
proved by Jwostory brick and frame and dwell
ing with stable Oh the alley ali good repair.
payment of note of 81 ,0OC oated April -, 1888 and
payable Ill two years date thereof. with interest
at the rate OF SIX tb) cent per annun, payable
selnl-annualIy SAID note being secured Dy deed of
trust on the ABOVE described pro- erty and the balance
IN one ID ana Two ca years from sale, for
which the IIoInissory notes OF the purchaser must
gwen bearing interest, payable seIh-nnuay, tine
adeed Of trust on the property sold all cash over
ad ABOVE the aforesaid note 900 The option
the purchaser Al CUnyeyanCIng and recording a
purchGsers cost. deposit OF g 90 Tequs ID al
time OF sale II the ieris OF sale lOt complied with
III ten days after date trustees reserve the
chaser alter three days public notice resale in
some newspaper published i'll Washington DC
BRAlNAhD Ii. NAkNER,, -r..
n9-d&ds LOUIS ID. WINE. iiNS'es'
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contented. pleasantface
He, too, is a silent dele
gate. having abstained
from any remarks what
ever thus far. He makes
copious notes of the pro-
ceedings, however. as he
understands and speaks
English quite we'll. He
is about ffty-three
years old. and at pres
ent is chief of the tech
nique committee of the
, Austrian navy. His last
service at sea was fin
.ished last year as COM
mander-in-chief of the
Mediterranean squad
ron. He was on board
the ironclad Ferdinand
Mar Na0 ahir, Of Al
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while addressing the conference. His knowl-
edge on the subject is derived from an extern
sive admiralty law practice In the city Of New
York and enables hHl to be worthy antago-
mist against his forensic opponent Mr.. Hall.
Mr.. Goodrich was born in Havana. Ny, Au-
gust %, 1888, and graduated at Amherst col
lege in 1882. He has been member Of the
state legislature several times. and IN 1871 led
the fight against the Erie and Tweed rings. He
is the senior member of tle law firm of Good
rich, Deady K Goodrich, No. 81 Wall street.
New York. and for years has been looked upon
as authority in commercial and admiralty
law. He has an apt way of illustration that Is
very taking. and his attitude throughout the
prOeee dings has been to simplify the rules Of
the road so that the plainest mariner can un-
derstand them. and in this he is a true and
strong friend to Jack Tar. His more nautical
colleagues. Capts. LansOn. Griscom. Shack
ford and NorcrOss. furnish him with informa-
ton on purely technical points whenever he
stands in need of it, which is not often.
sUPEgINTENDEST KIMBALL.
Mr.. Sumner Increase Kimball. superintend-
ent of the life saving-service of the Treasury
department and a member Of the American
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SOME OF THE DELEGATES TO THE MARINE con-
FERENcE-THE NEW QUARTERS AT woRNLEYs-
A DINISUrIyE SHIP WITH MINIsSURE SIG
EALs-How THE PROCEEDINGS ARE REPORTED.
The international maritime conference is still
at work. talking about lights. signals, blasts
and various other topics that smell of the salt
salt sea and smack of sea sickness They are
slowly making progress through the mass of
amendments that have been and are still being
proposed TO the present rules of the road. and
the committees have by this time got pretty
well under way. Three of these committees
lights, sound signals and devices and systems
have already presented their reports and are
now resting. Others have taken their places
and are working like beavers to get their views
IN shape for intelligent presentation to the
conference, which adjourns over Wednesday
= order to give the committees one full day
or deliberations. The conference few days
syo packed up its papers and models and adj
yourned in body to the parlors of Wormley's
hotel, for the Psn-American congress, which
has an official mortgage on the Accommodations
of the Wallach house, returned to town on the
18th Of this month.
NEW MODEL
has been placed in the parlors that is attract
ing considerable attention. 1t is a repre-
sentation of ship provided with all the regu-
lation lights, besides those auxiliary lights pro-
posed BY the American delegates for the pur-
pose of indicating the course of ship at
night The model of the U.S.S. kearsarge, be-
longing to the Navy department, is used for
this purpose. and it was ingeniously fitted up
with the lights by sir. L. c. Daniels. who Is one
Of the assistants in charge OF the electric
lighting of the State, War and Navy building.
The lights are miniature electric incandescent
lamps of one-half candle power each and are
placed at their appropriate places in different
portions of the ship, nine In numbei. The
side lights are colored to correspond with a
ships lanterns and glow merrily within their
shield boxes. The auxiliary side lights are
covered by boxes of such a narrow angle that
1t is possible to see them only when a ship is
taking q certain course across the path OF
another, thus giving a clue to her direction.
The hghts run by a storage battery and
the current is so arranged that any one light
Can be turned Oh separately.
Mr.. GOODRICH.
Mr.. Vim. ". Goodrich. who is virtually the
chairman of the American daIapatioD Dro-
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delegation. has not
had occasion to adj
dress the conference
more than once so far.
when he offered a res
Olution providing for
the appointment of =
special committee to
examine lite saving
devices. He viii be in
his element as soon as
that topic is reached
on the program, for
h. IS known. not only
IN this country, but al.
over the civilized
world. as a leading
authority on that
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
HI 920 tenna. ave. II. ".

HI 920 fenna. ave. n. w.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A DESIRABLE 3-SToRY
EAST.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER EIGH-
TENTH, Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. We will
offer for sale il front of The premises,
PART OF LOT 4, SQUARE 904,
fronting 20 street by a depth of 40 feet with
the improvements
Terms: Uue-thrd cash. balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months with interest at per per
num- secured by deed of trust premises sold all
cash. at option of purchaser. IL the are
not complied with right is reserved resell the
erty at the sk and Of defsulng purchaser alter
nVe days Advertisement in some newspaper published
III Washing lon, ID &. deposit OF 100 required al
time OF sale. Conyeyancing, &C. at cost tine Iur-
nl4-3t RATCLIFFE, DARR Co, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE pAN..
RAILROADS.


baltimore AND ORIo RNIRoAp.
Leave Msshsns,on I'm .,st ,, en- e, .. ~
avenue aud street
e1l res GasiS 60 S eSp. s 50 Li'ed
For CanolLnsii - LOuis ana ln,.isnAEolis e.prs-s
Tor P.,IsbUry am cleveland. ves,buled Limited
ior I.eNlRSton aud Local stations flO 3OAm
for Ipi1y. S.lo pm.
$50, $40 80, i 90. ~ 90, Is minutes, an.
il:;to ZOO go q miuuiss,; - a. n.inaiesl.
1850 and il.3O p;m. SUNDAYS, 100. : ~ : "a.
$50 as M @in a $50 So 4n.s%i: ia 90
300. 1880 and II 80 Pm.
more. 800. 40. 30 a. M =, 10 .S ~ 10
il;aO I'm; sundays $40 am. l.la, 3.25. ass.
Trslns ave Bal,imore Tor wash.ug;5a week dsv.
ii o:T am: M: I. 90 IS - $40 SO Sl5 AID
S;l5, 500. $50. $50. no. 200. 5 SO, 40 %
p:i5. i6:i5 am ZOO. Is so ] 81 I'D. Az
300; 6:2o. 7:lo. $50. $50. lO.2o 1925 and
For Annapolis. 6 40 and 30 m. la:lo. 4:e5 and
Annssoli. 6 40 81 am, u .o5, 3 SO ana .lnI' M
sunday :: 80 am, 90 I'm
nS:39 an 9 10 Tor rriaeral stations only;
For Rockville and Way stations. - Penn
For Gall hersours aud intern,rdiate points. % OOa
For boyds and intermediate stations. "a 90 p m,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday ,,,,s
STOPPING A. ali statons M.tror.iitan Isr,1rh
For fredericA f6;ia. 10 80 am, t:3:iO. - 80 y.
For lisserstgwn. no 30 am. ard - ;3Opm
Trans arrive from Chicagu daily II * u m ard
4:05 p. from Cincinnati and II I,iiis daily S55
a. IN. aud Loo pm. from httsbur- . 40 afu. t.5O
Pm. daily. ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
for New York. Trenton. Newark ana Elizabeth y
j. 400, 500, 9:sO, 'l-.U ul, :. $50 a % I'D
slO:yO pm. Buffet parlur cars on all day fralus
Sleel lilg car on tue AZ ;.sO M oprn Al a.Oupm
For Philadelphia. Newark, Wilmington aud Chester
- 90 - 90. '9.<v, 'l2.uu am =. 30 a 30 = nd
and 10 80 PIN. $3.50 ~
For internedlat points between Baltimore and Pill
adeiitlG 70 go aud s. 20 IN. Il GO, fB.l 5pm
Trains leave New York Tor Mashin.-tou - 80
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington - "a.
. 10. 10 a. ni., II :;i5 4 40 Cos, = 40 A. IN
For Atlantic city 4 20 am and .l2:OO IA sun
days 90 M. aud l2 90 noon.
fkhcert sunday. -DaIly. SSundAy only.
bs.sege called Tor and chez Led from hotels ana RS
licences by Union Transfer on orders l,t al ict a
ofaoes. oiS aud 1911 fa. ave. and a. Depot.
q. A. ODkl-lh GHAS D. SOUL.
nll tet- Manager Pass Agt
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college together. do hope you've gotten over
IL, Tor abhor conceited men-he, he And SO
on for half an hour with the notion that she
was being witty and vivacious, while in real
ity she was disgusting the gentleman she
talked to-. This vulgar manner Of conversation
Is the fashionable thing for girls today; the
stupidest of them can talk it off by the mile,
and 1t covers up want Of sense so admirably
that you can never persuade her to say word
IN sober earnest To any one OF brains
1t is uuutterably silly and fatiguing. De-
pend upon 1t that men, even in the latter
part of the nineteenth century. admire nothing
30 much in young girls as maidenly gentleness
and modesty. have heard it complained that
men are not so chivalrous and respectful in
their behavior toward women as they used to
be, but IN my opinion it is largely the women's
fault. A man will invariably accord to a woman
as much Difference as she demands and no
more; and if she is going to be boisterous and
rude, to allow the man to be free and easy with
her, to profess matter-of-course acquaintance
with subjects conversationally forbidden, and
to permit remarks bordering on improperly
IN her presence, as so many girls do In these
times, she cannot reasonably hope for any
tribute OF profound respect In return. The mas
culine brute II he Ii gentle, instlnctiyeiy looks
upon a woman as a superior being. If she will
stay up on the pedestal he will worship
her; but if she insists upon coming down to
his level he will take her at her own estimate
Never, my dear, be familiar with a man whose
admiration you care for. OF course / don't
mean that you should have no men friends;
intimacy doesn't imply familiarity Least of
all be fast. 1t is rather fun for while. l should
surmise; but it doesn't pay. Nice men don't
want to marry fast girls. There are not few
women in society who are known with reason
able certainty to be no better than they should
be. and their social position remains undis-
turbcd because they never committed the I'M
pardonable sin of getting found out; but no.
BODY has any real respect for them, and the
men always speak Of them with sneers and in
nuendo."
AFTER THE HONEYMOON is OVER.
And when get husband, what then?"
Start in with the determination that you are
going to manage everything outside of his bust
ness and do it, said the young matron, smiling
You can easily accomplish the result by the
gentlest OF methods Make up your mind. to be-
GIN with, that man is nothing but an overgrown
baby If You spoil him he will bully you, but
II You take him in hand with proper discipline
you can manage him you please and have
your own way in all important things.
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BOWLING, Auctoneer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH
AND IL STREETS NOEl INVEST, RECENTLY
OCCUPIED AS LUMBER YARD AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-THIRD,
1850, at FOUR O'CLOCK, the premises. shall sell
at pubic auction Lots A, g. &, and l., iii square 2oS.
located at the northeast corner of and Ia streets
northwest, recently occupied lunUe- a1i. This
property has on 1t tle following improvements:
Brick Ware House 3Oxl2O; one Frame Ware House,
o5x90 and one Brick Two-stoTy Otice, 25x3U, and
contains about FL 90 square feet OF ground
Terms: UE.-half cash balance one and two years.
with notes bearing interest and secured Oy deed OF
trust ON the property sold All conyeyanclng and
cordng at purchasers cost. 5000 deposit will be re-
quired at the time of sale
n9dts THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHoKT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
= NOkDpEu1schEk LLOYD s. 9. co

last lxlress Steslnezs
TO soIth.Inpten sIsneon. hsvre', Bremen -,
III am: 1rsve. We'd, Nov. 20, } pm; fglds. SAT.
Nov 2S. $50 In, Lain. We'd, Nov. 20, am. !.
Eider, sat-, nov ~. ii AM
Comfortable state roollA excellent table. luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: Isl csDsn- s75 and
upward berth according TO location I'd cabin, 500
~ soult. ~ LOW rstes Apply ~ 4 n DkoOf
Sx5 Penn ave. NIL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FUTURE DAYS.
WEEKS co., Auetioneers
w $50 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post once
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c. AT AUCTION
MONDAY MORNING.
NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH. AT TEN AN.
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS.
GOODS UNCALLED FOR AT PREVIOUS SALES.
AND ADDITIONS THERETO. WITHOUT LIMIT:
LARGE LOT coRsETs. BUTTONS. HOSIERY. ALL
KINDS. COTTON CASES coLLARs. GLovEs.LAcEs.
RIBBONS. DOZEN GENTS LINEN BOSOM AND
cHEvIoT SHIRTS, KID GLOVES. BRAIDs. WOOL
GOODS, LAcEs. RIBBONS. UNDERWEAR. WITH A
MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT OF OTHER
GOODS. nl52t
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FHNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
GRAND COLLECTION OF ENGLISH BOOKS
BOOKS OF TRAVEL,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
ENGRAvINGS,
BOOKS OF EMBLEMs,
SHAKESPERIANA. ETC.
The Collection Includes Fine Set Of
DODsLEY's ANNUAL REGISTER.
From Its Commencement in 1853 to 1865.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS. NOVEMBER
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH. 1889,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
At Auction Rooms, 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
BOOKS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION
n12-6t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-16
Men and Won,en

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