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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

The people of Clinton County, Mo-,
are making active preparations for the
great Tariff Reform meeting that is to
be held at Plattsburg on August 81.
"A tent will he pitched to seat 5000
persons and in it addresses will be de-
livered by Senator Cockrell, Congress
man Charles III. Mansur. A. NJ. Dock
cry, John c. Tarsney and r. p. Wilson.
1t is not "campaign meeting" in any
sense. but it is far more important in
beng manifestation of popular deter
miDation to force exhaustive discussion
of the principles and effects of our
scheme of indirect taxation. The
Plattsburg meeting will equal if not
surpass the great popular meeting that
iuaugurated the popular movement in
Indiana. With work of this kind, the
end of high taxation will soon be in
sight.-Repubiic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-08-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
THE TEMPERANCE WOMEN.
Program to be Followed at the Annual
Meeting of the W.C.TU.

The fifteenth annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian temperance union of the District will
be held at the Foundry church next Monday
and Tuesday. Sessions will be held morn
ing and afternoon of each day and also in the
evening OF Monday. Mrs. Geo. l.. Clark will
conduct the devotional exercises on the first
day and the following reports of superintend-
ents will be heard: Sabbath observance, Mrs.
B. Il. Catlin; soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Lavina
II. Chase; work among foreigners, Mrs. H.
Crosby: juvenile work. Mrs. Alfred Wood;
chalk talks, Mrs. Mabel WEIGH.
The program for the afternoon session is as
follows: Devotional exercises, Mrs. j. 8. Bald
win, president Maryland W.C.TU.; report Of
corresponding secretary, Miss Lizzie kessler;
temperance literature, Mrs. L. Z. Deane; ny
cotics, Mrs. Rev. Alex. Kent scientific temper
ance instruction, Mrs. Lydia II. Tilton; infer
mented wine. Mrs. E. W. Knowles; legislative
work, Mrs. Margaret Weaver.
In the evening the program is as follows:
Organ voluntary, Mr.. Vim. Cohen; scripture
reading, 1lrs. DIR. Phillips; prayer. Rev. DR..
George Elicit; presidents address, Mrs. 8. d.
La Fetra; solo, Mrs. Gibson; address, Rev. DR..
Morris, Philadelphia. Pa.
The program for Tuesday is as follows:
Morning sesslon-Devotional exercises, Mrs.
Rev. G.. w. Moore: minutes OF previous
session; treasurer's report, Mrs. A. C. Nc
Dowell; auditors report, Mrs. Emma Shelton;
election of officers; election of delegates to ma
tional meeting.
Afternoon session, 130 o'clock-De votional
exercises, Miss kessler.
Reports of superintendent Flower missions,
Mrs. saIlie Denham; evangelistic work. Mrs
George L. Clark; prison and jail work, Mrs. n.
"a. Hendricks; social purity (hope and help
mission), Mrs. II. Il. Perley: impure literature,
Mrs Anna Whitney; parliamentary usage, Mrs.
Anna G.. Mcdowell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
HONORING S. S. COX's MEMORY.
Large Memorial Meeting in New York
--Ex-President CIeveland's Tribute

Cooper union never held a larger audience
than last evening when the people Of New
York held memorial meeting in honor of the
late S. S. Cox. Ex-President Cleveland pre-
sided. In his opening address he said
Mr.. Cox, i'll all his public career and in his
relations to legislation, was never actuated by
a corrupt or selfish interest. His zeal was born
OF public spirit and the motive of his labor was
the public good. He was never found among
those who cloak their efforts for personal gain
and advantage beneath the disguise of disinter-
ested activity for the welfare OF the people
These are pleasant things for his friends to re =
member tonight, and they are without doubt
the things upon which rest the greatest share
of the honor and respect which his memory
cxacts from his fellow citizens. But while VT
thus contemplate the value of unselfsh public
usefulness, We cannot restrain reflection which
has somOre coloriEg. What Is the condition
OF the times when We may justly and fairly ex-
ait the memory of a deceased public servant
because he was true and honest and faithful to
his trust Are We maintaining safe standard
OF public duty when the existence of these viz
tues, instead Of being general, are exceptional
enough to cause congratulations? All public
servants should be true and honest and
faithful as the man whom We mourn tonig ht. "
Mr. Cleveland, at the close of his address. in
troduceu Congressman Proctor Knott, who de-
livered a eulogy upon his deceased brother
congressman. Among those on the platform
were Mayor Grant, ex-MGyors Hewitt and
Cooper, Gen. Sherman Senator Aldrich. Roger
A. Pryor, Chaplain Milburn of Washington.
and Congressman McAdoo. Mrs. Cox also sal
on the platform in front of a draped portrait
OF her husband. The services were opened
with prayer by Rev. DIR. McSweeny, pastor OF
ST. Brigets Roman Catholic church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
THoS. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct.
VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

Trustees sale of valuable real estate consisting of
two story and basement Brick House Of six and
10; ~ street nnrthwsst TornsTiy tth street,,
an adjoining lot in all having front o about sixty
SIX t3o feet and six go inches This is ood build
the town which is improving very fast.
Cnoer and by virtue OF decree of the Supreme
Court Of tie District Of Columbia passed Il cause
drew Barker the defendant, and known az Equity
cause No lIil7, Es docket 2s, vii, on 1HuhS-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 7. N. sell Of public auction In
fruit OF the premises the following described real
estate. known and designated upon the plats and
OF lot numbered eleven Il ID, in Beatty aud Hawkins
ended addition to George town, the beirg
bEaeed within the following lines, to wit Begin
street NOW called Q street,, and at the point
where the dividing line between lot nine % and said
thence west with the lpe Of said 4th street to point
IN the said line OF said street which would be inter-
s.ctsd by the outer line OF the west val OF house
Barker In his lifetime extended south to the neof
sid rect and thence vi, said line reversed and
eleven ILL., thence easterly and by and with the said
rear line Of lots eleven O. and ten 1ol 10 lot nine
l and thsnee hy and with the diy,dDg line betw en-
Improved by rwo-story-snd basement brick house.
ming 81 and two large porches. extending
Terms u sale as prescribed by said decree All of
Thereof e Sa;h ons,'iira gsHs
AYbe IN two years thereafter with interest the de-
lei I'D payments be secured 10 the parties. according
sDeeut dred q trust upon The lremises sold, to the
Satisfaction Of the trustee Adeposit OF one hundred
600 sn.rs rsdSrsd 81 d,y e ,. ten M ssss Of
a, the rsk and cost of the dsfsuiing purchsser All
''n'',.nsias e E ssflR x sIflhs:
oc7-dkds 04eA 22o ~ Ct M.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

CT The local circulation Of TIE EVENING
STAR is not only the largest and fullest, but it is
also the BEST, since the paper goes not alone
into the hands Of the people Of the District of
Columbia as a body, but regularly into the, ,
homes.-into the families Of all classes, and
into those of the money-spending as well as
the money-earning portion of the community.
An advertisement in its columns therefore
reaches the eye of everybody worth reaching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
THE BIG ROAST.
Three Thousand Guests Feasted at the
Big Barbecue.

The pleasant weather yeste rday afternoon
and two roasted bullocks attracted more than
5000 persons to the Knights Templar barbecue
a. the Schuctzen park. At 2 o'clock. the hour
set for the barbecue, as stated in THE STAR
yesterday, the roasting had not been finished.
Charcoal was piled on the burning Goals and
over the red hot fire the grea was melted out
Of bullocks so fast that in an hour Messrs
Joseph Geyer and Henry Buscher appeared
with large butcher knives and did the houors
of the occasion. The tables around the roasted
beef were lined with people all anxious for
piece of tenderloin or porterhouse, but in the
rush many had to be satisfied with piece of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
CHARLES C. GLOVER. Trustee.
lot CHARLES b. BAILEY, Trustee.

(rHANcEgY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM.
- tk iIrt REAL ESTA1E, SlT ri. T At TIE
AND D STREETS NORTHWEsr. WASHING
TON. DC.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Colum ba. passed equity 1I6S4,
on the 18th day Of April. 1889, the undersigned,
Trustee will offer for sale at public aucon, front
OF tie respective premises, on Monday, the iWEA-
TY-FIRSI DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889. at the hour
estate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia
Al FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, sub lots 23 and "a in
squarr 81, sub lot ~ onting 20 feet 2sd street
By 81 feet deep on u street
The foregoing lots being in recent subdi vision Of
lots 8. 10 and IL, square a. and recorded in sur
veyor's book Ii, folio A.
IeImS OF sale follows, TO wit One third of the
Iu chase money in cash. Ind the balance in two equal
Instruments i'll one and two years from day OF sale.
with interest, or all cash. at the option OF the
Chaser. deposit of 500 Will be required each
lot the time of sale Terms Of sale 10 be complied
with day. from day Of sale. plat the sub
division will be exhibited at the time Of sale.
FRANK i. BEOWSINGs, Trustee,
4l6 9th street NV.
GEO W. STICKNEY, Auct 036 + St ooIO-dGds
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AUCTION SALES.
rNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
N CATALOGUE
ELEGANT FURNITURE, PIANO. M1RRoRs
ORNAMENTS AND HANarNos
AT AUCTION.

ORNAMENTS AND HAN0rNos
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SEVEN;
shall sell the entire contents q the eleesnt residence
No. iTse street sss s%hr'cins IN part'
One superb Chicterins Grand Piano with Cover and
Yellow satin Four-piece Psrlor Suite. comprising
Sofa, large Arm Chair and tive Pompadour Chairs.
One Larse Arm and three Side Chairs In White ana
hsnS:o@s MAI tel aud Pier 8, MirsSr. . s.,,, No.
Two Msrptcent French Bisque Ffeures Extra
large and srlendid specimens
ESsa;zssS .i sSse.E,esn and Sh1 bs.ie.t.
Elegant Heavy SILK Brocatele window HangingA
s Green sn Si eaS ksp s SoFy.re poo
fedestais and Jardinierea
sso f Bsssas k S.y With PEDESTAL.
Raw silk forteres, Poles. &c.
Elegsnt italian vase and Pedestal
RECEPTION ROOM.
Large Oval Mirror with Plush Frame.
EbSnizsd secretary and Deck.
Black and Red Window brsrery
Two supsrb BRONZE figures
Fire frOls. FEEDERS. &c.
suD.lS WslSS, Af S.s; Sss f.Si.
ieeant Walnut extension Table with Carved Pillars.
Handsome Lestherscovered Dining Chairs in prime
japanese Dinner Service finely decorated.
Siniss Room Pictures.
One Magnificent Mahoxanr Suite of ) Pieces. bsauti
barssaa Es wsh and roSs
and AolstAr complcte
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THONAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

18th ST. NV. KNOWN AS PREMISES NOS
I 1 6S SE f%l hs APP hYhhY Ave
k kS8w ls NHs igN m n LBS
grantor in the Deed Of Trust hereinafter mentionsd
II =, ShG A. Of me ree9. az q tue surveyor Scs
ave ee six Is and ssve ~ in Charles Dod9s re-
corded suDdiv Of square numbered one Humid, ed
said District 70 be themselves divided into Lots num-
SerSn IRON vii, a " Ell ii o both
And whereas there erected BY the said Ersntor
RbSR s so HOY 1865 sPa
1th street northwest respectively and others knS Tn
avenue northwest respectively all Of the said prem
ses having tine use of said alley.
1ss by MS deed oi trust ' Of that Gate duly
recorded in Lber No. svy at foliss 4bY ct seq ithe
CouIn bal the Erantor therein to secure payment OF
unto the andsrsSned the said OTIS numbered fiye ISL
Six 30 and seven respectively with the buildings
Of the said premises known Aforesaid
with full power IN effect IN t1e event 81 any default
much many OF said lots numbered ave t5,,
SIX 30 and seven M Sth tns e ana mssoys
amount of such indebtedness 'together with nses
and commissions and taxes and sssessnentsI, OUT
AND whereas OF the Indebtedness secured by the
the OF $4,000. with interest thereon the LIST
day of October, 1885, at tue rate OF per centum per
and the party secured by the said decd OF trust
and holding the said unpaid neb edness has, in writ
Ing requested the unders Rned to sell much OF the
properly conveyed by the said deed OF trust may
necessary to satisfy said unpaid indebtedness to-
gether with expenses, commissions taxes and
ments.
Now. therefore, be 1t known that on THURSDAY
THE TNENTi-FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d.
lhS9, commencing At HALf-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the undersigned viii oieT for sale. sinsly. in
wit: No. l9l 8 and No; 1911 18th st. NV; No. 1872
and No. 1910 New Hampshire ave. W.; No. 1903
and No. 1907 18th st NV; No. 1908 New Hamp,
shire ave NV. No. 1903 18th ST. NV, and No. 1905
New Hampshire ave w., 70 maby OF the said sublots
OF said lots numbered nve 5 six 30 and seven ga, to-
gether Will the buildings and improvements thereon
satisfy the said overdue and unpaid with
and Is then charged against the prop
erty that may Le sold. The list of such taxes aud
assessments will he announced and open for inspec-
tion at the time Of sale.
Terms Ut in each One-t third cash and the
balance a and two e. years from date of sale,
with interest ut the rate of six 80 per centum per
num- payable seni-annally all cash, at the option
OF the Purchaser del usit of two hundred and fifty
dollars S2U will be required on each lot at time of
sale: The deftrred payments are to be secured by
deed OF trust and all conyeyancing Is to be at pur-
calsers cost. II the terms OF s:le not complied
with III days the trustees the right to I'D
vertise and resell at the cost Of the dfaulthg pur
chaser.
CHARLES C. GLOVER. Trustee.
ocll-lOt CHARLES b. BAILEY, Trustee
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Wooden plates were provided by the thou
sand, and on the tables we're dishes of pepper
and salt and pickles. Sliced rye bread was
stacked where everybody could help himself.
Knives and forks were not furnished and so the
sir knights and their lady friends had to do the
best they could with their fingers. Chairman
George ". Pratt of the barbecue committee
made an address Of welcome from the top of
one of the bread boxes.
For two or three hours the roasted carcasses
were sliced until at last only their skeleton re-
manned ON the heavy "spits.' After every one
had been served the skeletons were put upon the
burning Goals and made bonfire that lighted
the grounds for some distance around it.
When night came the colored globes on the
hundreds of gas jets arranged about the
grounds made a beautiful sight. Then those
who remained enjoyed the games provided in
the grounds. Everybody was delighted with
the barbecue which was a grand success
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WILLIAM CORCORAN HILL ,,-,..
oci-dkds CHARLES ELLiOTT, 4 Ar"ssses
MAILER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
HsTREET NokTHMEsT; Ei LEV NH STREET Sr HkP
ALSO STREET BETWKEN- TWHLfiH AND
THIRTkENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
RtAL EsrATE Of THE LATE GEORGE GEORGE v ".
UTERMEHLE, "DECEAsED"
Terms Of sale: One-fourth OF the purchase money
in cash and the residue Ill three equal nstalments at
respec lively one two and three years from the day
rerest payable and to be secured BY the
notes Of the purchaser OF purchasers ana ssttsfac
the option Of the purchaser or purchasers and ali
convey ancing aud shall be at the cost OF the
III S srm. or
within ten days after the day OF sale the properly
their risk aud COST Cash deposits aeaared al e
fsss ziiF laaR 5G RaS pE
shs sell IN fSn Of the all these
City Of AMI being Known and SescEped as
Lots numbered eight and nfe, in Dsvidson's recorded
q 50 tees on issh srse aboIi
lol feet inches Oh street. IS feet inches New
square feet Of WITH the thseos
deposit Of tvo hundred dollars will be required at
IN SEARCH "
ments. beng centrally located and we'll adapted for
WLbStSpsY the SIXTEENTH DAYoF ocTo.
Der. 1889. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the
feet On itS street between and streets Sort
west running back "a feat nches 70 alley more or
81 s &
ssSs A. ss sogr
sS ana h "a Feet
Ss5 ssssss q s S5 iii s s I
" '.' ..'' " WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auct., $50 + 81. 0Si0.di
VNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPEKTY IN WASHINGTON AND GEORGE

TOWN, DC.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the Sd day
Of July, 1885, and duly recorded IN lioer No. 1871
folio AS ct seq, Of the land records the Dis
trict of Columbia. aud Ivy direction the party
cured thereby the undersigned trustees will sell 81
rublie aueson OF MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1889, AT
O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises. the following.
described property viz Part Of lot 3 in square ~ In
said strict beginning for the ct the southeast
Of said lot the north line Of north street
and run thence west with SAID north line thirty two
feet and running back north between para lei knes
the wild to the rear of said lot, between Path
and 18th streets northwest improved by two com
Portable frame houses, Nos. 24l7 and 24l9 street
At 80 o'clock in front Of the premises ia George
town. in the said Dstrst on the east side Of Jefferson
north from Water street and on the north line Of ton
length Of said lot; thence north twenty-four feet
thence west to Jefferson street. thence south said
street feet to the place of beginning
proved by two nearly now Brick Dwellings, Nos. lOl3
anu 10 10 jefferson street.
Terws: one-third cash, the residue In two equal
paylnents at and two years. With bearing in
eIest and secured by deeds trust on tine properly
solo. All conyeyanctng and recording at purchaser
cost SlQO deposit viii be required at the time Of
sale. II the terms OF sale not complied with ten
days from the day q the trustees the right
fauiting purchaser or purchasers
WM. kEDIN WUODWARD,l r.A
Ceg-dts JESSE III. WILSON. AEusseees
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nUNCANSON Bios, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LARGE
LOT. NO 1927 STREET. WEST WASHING

TkTsIEEs sALE0F BhIGK Il, HoTsE AND LARGE
LOT. NO 1927 STREET. WEST WASHING
I'D e sq s:0G sss rs a sss
RIsmses, on THURSDAY IHs lfrH DAY OF .OC-
lowing Described real estate situate in the strict o
Columbia to w.t. All those certain pieces parcels OF
land and premises t1own anu distinguished as and
six Il Or one Hundred and seven Il or and one hun
dred and twelve u12l, III Beatty and Hawkins sddi-
ton to GsorgetowI WHICH said lots are recorded among
3aS: 81, ieno I3l; o. folio 81: 1l5, folio
scribed in parcel. follows namely: Beginning
from the southeast Of said .ot No U6 and
ming thence west said street sixty -four p64) feet
and SIX 90 inches to point opposite the center OF the
the house next west thereof thence ort aud through
the center OF laid partition wall hundred and
eighty seven 80 feet and one Cd inch; thence east
twenty (2l feet less, the line iding
lots Nos. IL and 3 In said addition thence south
thirty three i feet and nine 80 inches the south
east corner Of sad lot thence east on the lin De,
onehalf t35s inches; thence south forty three (45
feet aud sir ID inches thence east fortyone "A feet
hundred and six 100 feet and SIX Is inches to First
street and the place Of beginning together with all the
improvements, ways, easements. rights, privileges,
hsredtauents and sppuftenances to the same belong
ing or in amy wise APP 'ertIlnlng.
Terms One third cash. balance in equal
at and two years. notes to bear per cent
trust PREMISES sold, or all cash. option of pur-
chaser A deposit Of $3.50 REQ aired at sale Convey
ancing. SC, az purchasers expense Terms TO be
Piled with In 10 days. otherwise the trustees
the night to resell the property the and Of
the defaultig purchaser after days public notice
Of such resse in some newspaper published in Wash
WILLIAM coRcoRAN HILL, ,u,u...
oc4-dkds CHARLES ELLIOTT. ! Ar"es.
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r.
rE,EoMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Real state Auctioneer.

ThUSTEEs' SALE OF yALUA ABLE LOT IMPROVED
BY COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELL Nc, NO
22lo BOUNDARY STREET NoRTHNE EST.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded i'll Iiber
No. 1850, folio 3o of the Land Records Of the Dis
trct of Columbia, and at the request of the parties
thereby secured, will sell at public auction. in
IWINTY; Fist, 1883; at HALFPAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, all Of lot 8 in LoOlDis' subdivision of
suarc 90 Except tie feet inches by the widsh
81 sid lot described in sand deed OF trust improved
BY twostory frame dwelling No. 22lo boundary
street northwest.
Terms; One-third cash. of which $50 will be re
CURED al tlme sale la in three equal install
mens IN o. ~ and y month, for which notes of pur
chaser bearing interest from Jay OF sale and scared
by deed OF trust property sold wll 0e taken, all
cash at purchasers option terms are compiled
with III 10 days from sale property VIII be resCld IT
risk aud cost OF defaulting purchase and all convey
ancing and recording viii be at pure haher's cost.
THOS Il. WAGGAMAN,t r-,a,.a.
j. W. PILIINU, ii"''oeS'
THDS WAGGsAaN Auct oc1
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
~ IMPnLVED BY A BkICK LIVERY STABIE
AND FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. KNOWN As

M fNA0E ,DMELLIEG HOUSt, KNOWN As
NOS 1907 AND 1909 STREET NOKTHWESI
BY virtue OF seTssin orders and dscrees Of the
Equity canse No lO.961. Docket No. 27 we the un.
dsrsigned trustees will offer tor ssie front Of The
ZENITH DAY OF OCTOBER, AID. 1889, ct the hour
Of FOUB "a O'CLOCK NJ. all those pieces or parcels
OF the ciiy Of Washington. District Of Columbus. e
and being the west fifteen Obj feet front street
and All of lot numbered two t2 In square numbered
ments ABOVE stated.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash. one IN one ad third In two years
after date OF sale with interest ut the per
cent per annum the deferred payments 70 be secured
option u the purchaser. $500 dsposis required Of
the purchaser purchasers the time Of sals. II
the terms Of sale are not complied With within ten
days after the day OF sale tina Trustees reserve the
right to resell ct tho risk and cost Il the dsfAultng
CHAPLIN BROWN.
AsDssSSIss i !: !; ~ VA Trustee.
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TChoMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer:
FUTURE DAYS,

future DAYS.
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
CATALOGUE SALE
CHOICE AND wELL-SELECTED COLLECTION
JAPANESE
PORCELAINS,
BRoNZEs CURIos,
ARTICLES OF vIRTU,
FINE EMBROIDERED SCREENS,
PANELS. MANTEL sCARFs, PoRTIEREs. ETC.
NEW ART SALESROOMS,
nth ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OCTOBER 10, II AND Is. 1889,
AT IL An. AND Pm. EACH DAY
Will be on Exhibition Monday and Tuesday. October
II and 15
ocJl-4t THOMAS DOWNING Aucfiopenr