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PHILIP. W NJ KINNEY. served during the war in
the fourth Virginia cavalry, under Jeb Stuart
and Gov. Fitzhdgh Lee, and was so badly
wounded at Brandy Station as to be incapaci-
tated for further service in the field. At the
close of the war. having lost his fortune, he
moved 70 Farnville and practiced law. in which
he succeeded. He was the democratic candi-
date for Congress in 1872 against Stowell; was
presidential elector for Seymour; was the
democratic nominee for attorney general on
the Daniel ticket in 1881, and in every state
and national canvass has gone to speak wher
ever he was most needed. He was delegate
TO the Chicago convention in 1884 and to st.
Louis in 1888 His canvass has been a spirited
enc and the governor-elect rode horseback all
over the state, speaking at every town and
village.
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

At Tangier Tuesday night Signor Cambiaggo,
Italian charge daffaires, was assaulted in his
house by burglars and was seriously injured.
Rev. DR.. Talmage has arrived in London,
He will start for Palestine today.
Prince Louis Napoleon. vino was lately an
officer of the italian reserves, has obtained a
commission as major in the Russian army.
A number of natives of the Solomon islands
decoyed an Englishman named Nelson and
three native boys to one of their villages and
then murdered and eat them.
Sir Henry James continued his speech for
the London Times before the Parnell commits
sion yesterday and argued that Parnell and his
colleagues acquiesced in outrages, inasmuch as
they did not condemn, but rather excused
them. Agrarian crime, he said, increased as
the home rule agitation spread.
The American, Sherman, whose marriage to
Miss Burn through an alleged conspiracy caused
scandal i'll England last year. has decamped
with his family from Sunbury. He is said to
be in debt to most of the leading tradesmen OF
the place.
Mrs. Langtry has taken the st. James thea
ter, London. for year.
Mr. Gladstone is writing a paper on "The
Impregnable Rock of Holy Scripture" to be
published next year.
Ludgate Hill, going toward St. Pauls, is
passages in Londons greatest thoroug hfare
Bertha Marks, vino has been playing the
piano in London with Sarasate, is called "the
finest pianist that has appeared since Essipof
and Menter."
Three new iron clads will, as soon as possible
be in Italy's feet. of 140O0 tons and 20 OOt
! horse power. Vessels, armor, guns, and all are
| to be made in Italy.
Chinese railway building has come to an end
because the French government insists upon
the fulfillment Of the Iientsiu treaty, by which
France, it was agreed. was to supply the per-
| sonnet and material of all Chinese railroads.
| Visitors to the vaults of the Pantheon il
| Paris remember the echo which the guide uset
| to produce by shouting and pounding Oh {
| drum. This has been forbidden by the minis
| ter of the interior as "a Dissertation OF the
| abode of the illustrious dead"
Mr.. Alexander Harrison, the marine painter
and member of the American art jury at thu
exhibition, has refused to accept the decora
! ton of an officer d. academic, conferred on hin
| by the jury of awards at the exhibition.
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Jas r CAMPBELL. cratic party anu 'oteo
with 1t twice against action on the Morrison
bill. When. however. President Cleveland
urged the democratic Congressman to sustain
the Mills bill Mr. Campbell acquiesced. he
served on the committee on the District OF
Columbia and that on alcoholic trafnc. ms
opposition to the prohibItionlsts Whlie on ,ne
latter committee laid the foundation OF MS
success Tuesday.
Mr. Campbell served while in the navy on
gun boats in the western waters and was
finally discharged because of impaired health.
For ten years he drew pension. but when he
found his health to be restored he surrendered
his pension certificate and his name was
stricken from the rolls.
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A 100000 DAMAGE Shit

DR.. Mary Weeks Barnett brought suit for
$4,000 damages in the circuit court in Chi
cago yesterday against Frances E. Willard
president of the national womans' temperance
union; Caroline E. Buell. and Esther Pugh, for
circulating false and defamatory statement,
against the complainant, concerning her man
agement of the national womans' temperance
hospital in this CITY
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Baughmans plurality, 2i9; Baughman's plu-
rality In 1887, 599.
Prince Georges county went republican. The
most notable thing is the defeat of Gambril,
democrat, Senator Germans brother-in-law
who ran for the senate. Coffin, republican. be-
ing trlumphantly elected. The other officers
elected are: For house of delegates-R. V.
Hall, VIM. A. Meloy and Raphael c. E. Parker;
register of wills, J. Benson Perrie; county COM
missioners, Luther Brashears. DR.. John L. War
ing, Henry W. Clagett. Frank Garnet and Hor-
ace Crozler; for sheriff, Il. Wesley Beall.
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of the rebellion. enlist
ing when scarcely of
age. After the war he
studied law and was ad-
mitted in Butler county,
Ohio. From 1876 to
1880 he held the Office
OF prosecuting attorney
there. He was elected
to Congress in 1882 and
was twice reelected
His majority in 1886 was
, NY two votes and his
at was contested.
curing the greater part
Of his service in Con-
gress he sympathized
actively with the Ran
dali wing OF the demo-
A1
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old dominion. was born in
Buckingham county fifty
seven years ago. He
graduated in law under
the famous Judge Brock
enborough in 1853, and at
the age of twenty-one was
elected to the legislature,
where he SO distinguished
himself as to cause his
constituents to return him
J for successive terms He
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THIS EVENING.
XVALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers.
SPECIAL FINE ART SALE
ITALIAN, FLORENTIN

ITALIAN, FLORENTINE
MARBLE AND ALABASTER STATUARY
We will sell without reserve at sales room, COM
menciny TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FIrIH, 1889 at THREE OCl OCK EVENING AT
LiGhl O'CLOCK. daily. until all sold this extra
Culinary and the Finest Collection OF Italian
exhibited III this CITY, consisting IN part Of
VERDE UNIQUE ROMAN RLVOLNING PEDFS-
LAhGE ELOR AND HALL VASES, ETkUS.
CAN FDESIALS, TALZAS, CUT FLOWr X
STAND, JEN EI-kl CASkET. CARD RECEIVER.
ALTAn VASES, HEBr PITCHER VASES AND
May OTHER HEMS OF AIT TO ADORN
CHURCH 3, PARLOliS, LIBRARIES, DRAW
ING ROOMS, HALLS AND GARDLNS
This Is without doubt the finest collection Hand
Chise ed Art objects offered at subtle sale the
city OF Washington-the unusual opportunity offered
to adorn house with hne, cLaste artistic urna-
ments. Lovers OF art, connolsseurs and ladies' es-
ecaly are respectfully invited to examine this splen-
did array uf genius.
Respectfully yours,
LORENZO LORENZI,
IMPORIER.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
n2-5t Auctioneers
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS SOUTHEAST
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, made and entered in Equity
Cause number 1902, Lucy r. McKenna, guardian
VS.. Martha NJ Mchenna ct a. will offer Tor at
PuDc Auction i'll front of the premises, on IHUhS-
DAY the SEVENTH day of NOVEMBER, A. d. 1889
at FIVE O'CLOCK M, all or pari Of the folio wing
described heal Estate: Lot number Is of the sub
division Of Original Lot One and part OF Original Lot
wO IN square number 100, il The city Washington
and District OF Columbia except q small triangular
piece of SAID lot at the southwest thereof
which ins about PHI square feet. The part to be
sold Is known as 1927, 329 and 33l Pennsylvania ave.
Sc. aid Is bounded as follows Beginning u point
Oh ST. 10. feet from the southeast said
square, thence west II. 06 feet thence in q north
easery direction about Do 90 feet; thence west ~
feet; thence nOrh about 10 feet: thence northeast
efly JS.92 feet to Pennsylvania thence south
eastery along said avenue 1879 feet thence south
westerly s,;'~ feet to place OF beginning containing
about 5,o3!' square feet
Terms of sale Une-thrd cash, the residue in one
aid two years equal staments, evidenced by the
promlssory notes OF the purchaser, Deaing of
tie day Of sale with interest at per per annuln
and secured by reserved lien deed I trust ON the
property III the discretion OF the trustee if the
purchaser should SO desire, the eutre payment may
be made Ill cash. deposit OF $500 will he required
on the day OF sale aid all conyeyancing and recordiu
Wall be at the purchasers cost pom nature of lur-
chaser TO comply with said terms WITHIN two weeks
from day Of sale the trustee reserves the right resell
the property at risk and cost OF d-fautin purchaser
EDWARD 5. McCALMON1, Trustee,
oc23-d&ds. Ai2 La ave
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO. 400 Z
SfREET, C0RNEk OF F1UktH STREET
By virtue Of o certain deed # trust dated October
Il, 1888, and duly recorded in lber No 335, folio
46S ct seQ OF the land records of the District
Columbia, and ut the request VI the holder of the
secured thereby will offer for sale at public auction
IN front Of the pre- misses on NEsDAi, NOvkMBE a
THlkTEENTH, 1883, AT FOUR UCLOIK +. M, the
real estate situate in the city Of
WnsLi ton, District of Columbia aud known part
OF lot No. in square No. SO. being the entire
twenty (0i feet and I'D inch fronting street
north and extending with the width twenty and
one inch to the rear line of said lot No g aud
proved by two-story Brick dwelling and store. sub
ect however. to three certain PRIOR deeds Of trust
The trst duly recorded in lber No. 11l7, folio az ct
seq, securing buililng association, under which
about $3.50 due. The second trust duly recorded
in lber No. l2S. folio SPA ct seq. for $50 o. with
interest from June %, 1856 At cent The third
trust duly recorded in hber 1907 folio 81 ct SEQ
with interest q 9 yer cent from January 20.
land records Of the District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale; Cash. deposit Of 500 viii be re-
CURED 1t time Of sale. All conveyancing and record
Ing at the purchasers cost Terms Of sale be COM
piled with within ten days from day Of sale or tue
property will be resold 1t the sk and cost Of DEFAULT
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON,
uEdu TrusteA
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Sad Fate of Two Children.

Jeremiah and Mary Z. Shaw. aged respec-
lively three and five years, children of Jere-
...iah Shaw. at Haverhill, Mass, were found
dead. buried in a sand bank. near their home
yesterday. The children, who had been in the
Lti... uT PLAYING near the sand bank, were
Ht,-e.'J IA Iue<,:av forenoon, and search began
to-. .L.t ,l..-lIUsd until the bodies were dis
SStS.s4
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CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL, BALrIMoRE-RouNr
TRIP TICKETS Sl.20 VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
RoAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad win sell
round-trip tickets to Baltimore at the reduced
rate OF Sl;20, good going November to Il
and available for return until November rs
inclusive
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. Auctioneers.

THREE STORY AND BASEMENT DWELLING on
FOURTH 81 Rect BETWEEN l. AND NEW
YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST, NO. HOS. AT
AUCl ION
On MONDAY. NOVEMBER ELEVENTH. at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, We shall sell in front Of
the premises part lot No in square numbered square
north OF square 5l5, being Ia feet by loo eet
deep, more or less improved by Three-story and
Basemment Dwelling, gas and water.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months tor notes bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by deed OF trust property sold 500
down ON day OF le. AL convey anciug, &C, pur-
chaser's cost WALTER b. WILLIAMS q co.
uO-d&ds suctionssrs
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ssS UN DIAL GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
p ...t viii heat bath or hall room At an expenss
of he yer hour, e.; LANCER sizes ranging in prices
from % 70 SIC r. u. CAMPBELL Plumber and
0ss0ttsr, 615 10Th st. NV oc21-lm
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HOTELS.

MT NkkNON hOIEL
Au AS and 49, Pennsylvania ave
hoo Soc 10 81. 30 Der day. Ter weeE. 81 so 20 q
Board aud Room So 20 30 per week. Oc2s- I'm
"JAcK HARRIS" 4o ;,nI n IIIl ST: NV:
SIecialty-BreAkfast. soc. Dinner Doc.
Lunches always ready.
oysters a. q General restaurant. Pine Wines, flo-
uors and CHARS. JOHN h. HARRIS. Prop. ocls-2In
HOTEL MEBSTER. 5l3 lsTH 81. NV. HEAD
quarters for sishtseers rates 81 30 and e.. I-er
week sO 10 clio. stages POINTS interest fof
Arlington $50 pm J. A DEMI1 4. Prop. oel 6-sjIn
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY SITUATE
On STREET JUST EAST OF FAKRAGUT
SQUARE All AUCTION,
FOUR O'CLOCK P N, in front of the premises will
sell sub lot % lS3, fronting % feet II inches
south sideof street between 10th and 18th streets
northwest by depth OF 100 feet
his property is in a very valuable section and
should command the attention of those in search of
fine building lot
Terms: une-third cash: balance in one and two
yearswlth interest AT per and secured by deed
OF trust on the property, ali cash. Conveyancing
and recording at cost of purchaser. deposit Of
will be required at time OF sale.
THOMAS BOWLING.
l-dt
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

rINHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFEC1S
at my Auction Rooms. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
NM lSS9, commencing at Ten O'CLOCK. en-
bracing every description OF Household Goods. in
which there number OF Choice Parlor Suites and
Carpets.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
One Fine Landauet, made by Brewster.
One Set Coupe Harness.
one Brewster ouIe.
One Clarence, Pole, shafts and Cover.
AT TWEI.l + O'CLOCK,
Pair of Fine Bay Horses. In hands high, 8 and z
years old, perfectly gentle. Can be driven by Lady.
ALSO
Horses, New and Second hand Carriages.
Buggles, Wagons, &c. n7-2t
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rUHoMAs BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER
AUCTION 10 CLOSE AN ESI

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWELFTH 1889. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
in front OF the premises shall sell the following de,
scribed property. Being lot No. IL So 203 side
of Attn AID ", 20 1t. front by depth of
l2O It ~ wide alley
Terms easy and will be made known on day of sale
deposit of one hundred dollars will be required at
time of sale, and the terms must be complied with
WITHIN ten lO) days property wlIi be sold at risk
anu cost OF defaultIlg purchaser
n5-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer
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vIRGINIA's NEW EXECUTIVE.
He is a Man of the Good Old Sort and
Very Popular.

Philip Watkins Mckinney, who seems to be
elected governor Of Virginia by larger major
ity than any man ever had in the history of the
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Don nawk, hawk, blow, spit and disgust every
body with you offensive breath but use DR.
sages Catarrh Remedy and end L. 50 cents, by
druggists,
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f.. Z. III III IS: =
e Fl ~ j Fl E! 5: III III
| s. = E r E:iE g. :
INFORMATION CREATES WISDOM.
AcoLUMN OF ENLIGHTENMENT
OUR SPECIAL IMPORTATION OF EXTREME
NOVELTIES RECEIVED LAST WEEK WILL
RIVAL IN POINT OF BEAUTY AND
ORIGINALITY THOSE SHOWN BIZ
ANY HOUSE. MANY Rich
GARMENTS FROM PARIS
AND BERLIN.
SEAL PLUSH GARMENTs
WeRive them this term on account Of their SINH
larity to the Genuine Seal Garments. We would in
wife special attention to our Plush Department a. an
inspection deepens the interest.
OUR s225o PLUSH sACoUE il made Of very
good quality Plush, 4Oin. long, seal loops down the
'front.' the finer grades we have are sold at s25. ESQ.,
s35. $3.50. $40. s42 SO and so on up to se5.
PLUSH JACKETS
Our lowest numbers Of PLUSH JACKET begin at
sl2 81 you may possibly find JACKET that is lit
tie less price, but we keep nothing but good quality
Plush even in that grade. Others at SIS, $3.50.
els. eco. and on IS high as s32 SO. You may ind
in this line any length you desire.
We are THE HOUSE for PLUSH vIsITEs, MOD
JEsKAS and NEwMARKETs.
We make speciality of PLUSH vIsITEs for stout
Ladies'
CLOTH NEwMARKETa
We have the largest and most varied assortment Of
CLOTH NEwMARKETs we have ever shown hereto
fore. Our styles exclusive and therefore can
safely say you buy our goods you will be sure not
find them in any other house.
You should see our s11 BEAVER NEwMARKETs.
form fitting tailor made. with Bell sleeves
Our next good thing in NEwMARKETs is one at
s12 You will find this of better Beaver made almost
he same way ly it has loose front and puff back
D1REcroIRE NEwMARKETs AT SIS.
You will find all the latest things in our stock in
GLIDING the novelties in shawl Collar. Puff Sleeve and
High Shoulder Newmarket
sTOCKINETT JACKETS.
very GOOD quality sTocKINETT JACKET. IN
bound. for $3.50
The same quality with binding a.
FUR DEPARTMENT.
We are showing you q boundless line Of FURs
and FUR TRIMMINGS. We have done this season as
we have in heretofore selected our FURs in
the month Of July. consequently we own our goods
at about Is cent less than buying them in
the height of season. and We bought largely too.
FURs, you know have advanced in price considerably.
We you money
Best quality selected. BLACK HARE MUFFs, durs-
BILE SATIN LINING. at 7sc.. ssc and $685.
BADGER MUFFs. which will absolutely not shed.
range in price from 9 so 80
NUTRIA MUFFs. which are 30 extensively worn.
hardly distinguishable from REAL BEAVER, at So
each
Exceptional good value in . CAPE SEAL MUFF
well shaped and finished; just the thing to wear
with Plush Wrap. At s2.50 A bargain.
None but GENUINE MONKEY MUFFs, in all
prices. from 1915 up.
GREY LAMBS MUFF's. A pretty fur. only s5
Partisan Collar to match at $3.50.
BLACK AsTRACHAN SHOULDER CApEs, real
rticle. at S12.
REAL BLACK AsTRACHAN MUFFs at s5
GREY FOX MUFFs AND BOA at s12
Our assortment Of CHILDREN's FURs is more
complete than ever.
An Elegant CHILDS MUFF for 81
LADIES' CAPES
In Seal. Monkey. Blk Martin. Mink. Persianner. As
trachan, Beaver and Hudson Bay Stables.
GENUINE SEAL MUFFs. made from selected skins
only.
Ur,
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OHIO'S NEW GOVERNOR
Sketch Of James f. Campbell, the Sue
ceSsful Candidate.

ohio's governor elect, James E. Campbell.
was born in Mddletown, in that state, on July
Q. 1913. He served in the navy during the war
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J; ALBERT DUyALL., rru,,es.

VkUsTEEs' SALE OF TWENTY; TWO NEW
SOUTH CAII1OL STREET AND DELEwAIE
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, AID IN alley II
UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
b. OF twentyt two (2l several deeds Of trust
all dated the 2sth day OF December, 1858, and
corded in ber NO. 1865 pp l32 TO 1913. both inclu-
sive of land records Vt the District Colu ba
deeds Of trust secured, win sell at public auction
10 the best aud highest bidder therefor, in
DAY The THIkTLENIH DAY OF NO
VkMBER, 49,. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
all those lots of ground situate in the ciiy
the ground plan thereof as lots numbered 81, 80,
80. "a, IS, SO, 81, 3S, 80, 40 Al, A. A. "A A. 40
AZ, 4S, 40 30. nd %. in Naarons subdivision of
square numbered $40, duly recorded in book Is. page
= OF the records OF the surveyors office of the said
District. Lots from 81 to SO, both each
improved with two-story brick dwelling having six
rooms and cellar Lo. 80 corner lott has three story
brick with store and cellar; all have gas water &c.
Lots Az TO d. both inclusive each Improved with
two-story brick dwelling having Lot So
These lots will be offered separately.
Terms Of sale ~ 10 each lot these Cnethird Of
the purchase money in cash and the balance In two
equal inssllrnents, payable in and years. respect
lively from day Of sale. with interest at centuln
per annum, payable semi-annuslly and secured by
ehssers option. denosit Of siOo viii be required
each To- at time of sale. Terms must he piled
with in days from day Of sale the trustees will
resell at risk and cost OF defsultine purchaser. AL
conveyanctns and recording 81 puSehsssr's cost
i K Ross Is f hhM Trussssa
nl-dsa. GEO. w. SiioAShf' A'c''G Sssfa
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L B BITT USE.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
WINTER RESORTS.

uorEL ROANOKE ROANokE "a.
II MAILE SHADE Inn, Pulaski, Va
BLJEElELD Inn. Blueneld. WA
The above Houses ART heated in a section at
tracung The attention OF capitalists throughout the
horth offering a. II does the best opportunity Of
profitable Investments.
These Hotels modern. thoroughly equipped
houses and oner especial adyAp taxes to the heath
seeker. tourist and sportsman. Excellent shooting
For circular terms, &c. address
oclS-lm
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VNHUMAS UUWLING, Auctloneer.
VALUABLE yII S, IMpRovED PROPERTY, NO, 1929

SIAIH STREET NORTHWEST, AT PUBLIC
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH, 1889
at HALF,PAsT FOUR p NJ, IL front of he premises,
Will sell Lot 62 III square 44S, fronting "a
the W. st side OF 9th street between and streets
by depth Of los feet to alley ID feet wide. I'M
proved by three-story frame dwelling eight rooms
and bath.
Terms One third cash. balance is and two years,
with interest and secured by deed OF trust on the
property. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost 600 deposit will be required at the
time of sale.
oc3l-7t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
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1.-TWO FINE BUILDING LOTS on ARTHUR PLACE
l. BETWEEN AND STREETS AND FIRST
SKILLET AND NrW JERSEY AVENUE NUhTH
WEST, NEAR UNITED ,IATEs CAPITOL.

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
TWELFTH, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, We will
sell, III front OF the premises,
LOIS Al AND AZ, SQUARE 633,
each lot fronting ~ Ieet side OF ARTHUR
PLACE and having depth OF 50 feet TO alley.
These lots the immediate vicinity of U. s..
Capitol and District Building.
IeruIs: one-third cash, balance in and years.
not bear u per cent interest, payable semi
annually, and to tie secured by deed of trust ON
premises, or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit
of 100 on each lot required At time Of Convey
ancIny, &c, at purchasers cost. Terms be complied
with III ten days. otherwise right reserved resell
risk and of defaultng purchaser fye days
pubic notice Of such resale wspaper pub
nshed III Masninet ton, d. &.
n5-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.

OuORROW.
rHHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TWELFTH CATALOGUE SALE OF
FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST EXQUISITE
HARLEM FLOWER ROOTS
CONSISTING OF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYAcINTHs.
NARcISsUs. CRoCUs. TULIPS.
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THoL
sNowDRoPs, ETC. ETC.
At my Auction Rooms FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
EIGHTH. 1889. at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Special accommodation made for lsdies attending
this Sale.
THOMAS BOWLING.
IL Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust bearing date the 29th
day Of October 1883, and recorded in lbcr No l342
too 3OO OF the land records of the Co
umDia and by direction OF the party thereby
the undersigned trustees will sell public auction on
TUESDAY. NOV MBER FIFTH, 1889, at TEN
O'CLOCK. at No. 500 street northwest, the entire
household effects described in Schedule attached
to said trust.
n1-3t WILLIAM MANsE trustees.
yTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER z, 1883, SAME HOUR
AND PLACE
JOHN S. SwORMSTEDT.
n5-2t WILLIAM MAYSE.