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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH

BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia made and entered in Equity
Cause number 1902, Lucy +. McKenna guardian,
VS. Martha ~ Mckehna ct al, will offer Tor sale ut
Public Auction il front Of the premises, Thurs
DAY, the SEVENTH day of NOVEMBER, a. d. $3.50,
at FIVE O'CLOCK M. all or part Of the following
described Real Estate: Lot number 10 of the sub
division Of Orxnal Lot One and part Of ORIGINAL Lot
and District OF Columbia except small triangular
piece Of said lot 10 the southwest thereof
which contains about 2l square feet The part be
sold is known 321, 500 and 33 Pennsylvania ave.
and is bounded follows Beginning ut q point
on ST. lilo. feet from the southeast corner said
square, thence west Al 0S feet; thence in north
ess;erly direction about 81 9 feet thence west T. 81,
feet thence north about 10 feet; thence northeast
erly 1892 feet to Pennsylvania thence south
easterly along said avenue 43. 10 feet thence south
Westerly w 80 feet 70 place OF beginning, containing
Terms Of sale: One third cash, the residue in one
and two years IN equal ailments. evidenced by the
pronssory notes OF the purchaser bearing date Of
the day OF sale, with interest at cent annun
and secured by reserved lien or deed of trust the
property. in the discretion of the trustee or, II the
purchaser should 80 desire the entire payment may
be made i'll cash. deposit of $500 will be required
on the day OF sale and ali couveyzncny and recording
will be at the purchasers cost. Upon failure Of
chaser to comply with said terms within two weeks
from day OF saie the trustee the resell
the property risk and of defauing purchaser
EDWARD s. McCALMONT, Trustee,
oc25-d&ds 412 La ave
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FROM RAGERSTOWN.
Railroad Matters-Peach Culture-Court
Notes-A Novel Suit.
ience Of TEE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence Of TEE EVENING STAR
HA6ERsT WIN, October %.
Civil engineers of the Western Maryland
railroad have Just completed additional surveys
for a route between Williamsport, this county,
the present terminus of the Western Maryland,
and Cherry Run, the proposed junction with
the Baltimore and Ohio road, a distance of
about fourteen miles. President Hood Of the
former road was here Friday and decided upon
the route outlined Operations will be begun
soon. This road viii open up a new territory
admirably adapted TO peach culture and already
enterprising fruit growers are making pur-
chases of lands. MIR. J. Mitchell Slower of
Pen Mar has purchased 600 acres and next
spring he will plant &c, 900 trees.
Two murder trials will come up at the ap-
preaching term of the circuit court of this
county, something unusual in its criminal
annals. One OF them will be that Of Charles
Sanders, coiored. who killed Rudolph Herr, a
farmer. in Clearspring about two years ago by
hitting him on the head with a stone, but es-
capped and was only apprehended about ten
days ago in Pittsburg. The other is that of
Michael Il. Zimmerman, a young man who
stabbed and killed Robert H. Slick at Letters
burg several months ago.
The stockholders of the Washington county
branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio road met
here on Saturday and reelected the old board
VI WuO tuTu. tleCIeQ y. N. tOrd
president and +. NJ. Hildebrand secretary and
treasurer. Both Of these gentlemen are resi-
dents OF Baltimore and identified with the Bal
timore and Ohio management The report of
the branch for the past year, not yet public
viii show gratifying increase in business, with
Q balance on the right side of the account
Mr. Michael Nelty. a prosperous and re-
spected farmer of the Funkstown district is
dead. He became widely known several years
ago because of an encounter in this city with
two confidence men, during which he lost
$1,000.
Cards have been issued announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Belle Brosius of this city and Mr.
u. W. A. Kuhn of Hancock, this county. at the
home Of the intended bride on Madison avenue
on Wednesday, October 80.
David III. Burns Of Smthsburg this county.
has filed an application for a divorce from his
wife, Kate Burns, on the ground OF adultery
John NJ. Gaines and Ellie Wade, who form the
local board of school trustees for the Boons-
boro' district, have fled petition in equity for
q mandamus and order of the court compelling
the county school commissioners to confirm the
appointment of teachers for the Boonsboro'
schools as made by the petitioners in their off,
cial capacity, which were rejected by the COM
tnissioners. November has been fixed for the
hearing. As the trustees are appointees Of the
commissioners and can be removed at WILL the
proceeding is q novel one, and the outcome
will be watched with interest
IL the present degree of inactivity prevails
mp to election day this campaign will be placed
on record as political phenomenon. b.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
rNRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
Il ON 9 STREET NORTH BETWEEN NOHTE
CAPITOI AND EIR&E STREE,I&

VNRUsTEEs, SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS
l. ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS EAST.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed on the day OF oct9b
AID. 1889, Ill equity cause No 11To1. wherein Mar.
garet German ct al are complainants and Anna Mon
tesrfo 10 deiendaut viii sell public auction in
frvnt OF the premises, on TUESDAY. OCTOBER
TWENTI-N1NTH, 1889, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. all Of lot numbered eight (8) in Jo-
seph D. Cabots recorded subdivision of square num-
bered SIX hundred and (61 in the city
Of Washington. The property fronts twenty five t25,
feet OH the north side Of street between North Cap
itol and at streets east and runs back with that
width eighty-se $50 feet and six (6) inches.
Terms Of sale prescribed in the said decree One
third * the purchase money to be paid i'll cash. and
the balance in two l equal instaments in six 6 and
twelve 12) months from the day of sale for which the
notes The purchaser shall be taken bearing interest
annum and secured BY deed of trust the property
Sold to be executed by the purchaser to the said trs
tees or all cash, at the purchasers option All con-
veyanclng and recording shall be at the purchasers
cost deposit of 300 will be required at the time Of
sale Ii the terms OF sale not complied with in ten
uO) days from the day Of sale
right to resell the property ut the risk and Of the
defsulting purchaser.
JAS. F. HOOD, Trustee,
Pacific Building, 622 st. NV.
JUDSON I. GULL, Trustee,
Fendall building, 344 d st. n.w
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts oc19-d&ds
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO.,
III formerly with Duncanson Broa)

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR L CO.,
IL Formerly with Duncanson Broa)
AUCTIONEERS.
TEMPORARY OFFICE IN WASHINGTON SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY'S BUILDING,
GIG PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV,
ARE PREPARED TO CONDUCT SALES OF
REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES, STOCKS OF
MERCHANDISE AT STORES, &c.
AND SOLICIT OF OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
Lie THEIR PATRONAGE IN OUR SEVERAL
BRANCHES.
COMBINED EXPERIENCE OF 81 YEARS
IN The GENERAL AUCTION BUSINESS IN
WASHINGTON.
ON OR ABOUT NOVEMBER I. 1889, WILL
OPEN OUR NEW AND COMMODIOUS AUCTION
AND STORAGE ROOMS AT 02O PENN. AVE. N. w
FINEST FACILITIES AND MOST COMPLETE
APPOINTMENTS IN THE CITY.
JAS. W. RADCLIFFE.
CHAS. W. DARR
oc24-6t RADCLIFFE, DARR co.
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Sx1s CAxcxn.

Several years a9o was called 10 colorsd woman
who had malignant form Of cancer on her foot The
grew worse under the prescribed treatment and
the toes and one side Of the foot length
entirely away. The patient could have survived
much longer. but commenced the Of Swifts Bpe-
CHIC and II cured her sound and well. That three
years and there has been return Of the disease
have also used 8. g. g. in many other with the
best results snd have cured . Rreat many cases Of
rheumatism with 1t which had resisted all other treat
ment regard Swifts Specific most excellent medi-
cine for blood diseases ito tendency 10 drive out
the poison. VIM. Z. stage. ND
Matherville. Miss. March 9. 1889.
CANCER OF THE TONGUE
For three four years T had eating sore on my
tongue that made considerable hole in it. became
alarmed at its progress and went to Atlanta for treat
ment. The result was that commenced the use of
swifts Specific and the was gone. without
trace of it left. A. LEWIS.
Thomsston, Ga, March IA, 1889.
Treatise on Cancer mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, a.
au6-tu, th.s39t1
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0,HOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. ITO THIR-

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE.
STORY BRICK DWELLING. NO ITO THIR-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
b. virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 9Th of june
D. 1888, and recorded in ber No. 1874 folio 81 ct
seQ OF the land records for the District Of Column
bin and by direction Of the party secured thereby
Nh ,ell g auction II 'front.' q the PEsmi.ss on
DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1889. at HALF PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK the following real estate. situate In tho
city Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and
known IS part Of original lot numbered
eighteen tlS) in square numbered two hundred
and forty CAT the is contained within
the following metes and bounds, to Wit beginning
for the same at the Of ssd lot and
twenty t2O ieet; thence west ninetyxix $3.50 feet;
thence north nye thence west thirtytwo t32i
feetto . public alley; thence south hye t5) feet
thence esst twenty eight (2Sl feet; thence south
twenty (20l feet to the south line Of said lot and
thence east one hundred 00 fees to the bsg1nning-
the aid ve feet strip By thirty two (32 feet Be-
nsed =. an Alley dmproved BY Ihree.ssory Brick
Term, Of sale: One,third Of the purchase money IN
from day Of ssie secured BY deed Of trust upon the
property sold. AL cssh, 8 option of purchassx
deposit Of two hundred o200, dollars VIII Be required
at time Of sale IL terms Of sale not complkod with
within ten days from the day OF sale the ueteee r
serve the right 70 resell ct risk snd cost Of defsulng
purchaser. AL conveysncing snd recording at pur.
cnasers cost The undersigned trustees VIII pay cut
against add property under sSs vin q own Ls6y.
HOWARD J. sTELLyA0EN.
-FExDAIL 4 IEf1EDEE Isss's.
oc1o-dkds 462 Ia svA.1
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A Crazy SWordsman.

Samuel W. Miller, cashier OF the American
bank at Findlay, o., was seriously if not ia
tally, stabbed Sunday by F. w. Stokes, his
father-in-law. Stokes has been acting strangely
for some time and was insane. Sunday
morning he was noticed sharpening up
q sword cane which so alarmed his
wife that when night came on she went to the
house OF her son-in-law to stay sill night Not
long afterward knock was heard at the door,
which Miller answered. No sooner did ne open
the door than Stokes, who was the caller,
plunged his sword cane into Miiier's side The
sword penetrated the right lung and came out
OF his back, making q wound which viii proba-
bly, prove fatal Stokes was arrested and is
now in the city prison.
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THE TIN SMITH WAYLAID,
A New Line Of Proof Discovered In tn,
Cronin Case.

/ Gus Klahre, the tin smith who gave informa-
ton to the police in regard to soldering a tin
box for Martin Burke, was set upon Saturday
night in lonely spot by two men and given a
fearful beating. This is the second time Klahre
has been assaulted. The first occasion the as
sailants were some Irish and Italian youths.
one of them in the street. Saturday night. &C
cording to Klahre's story, he discovered
on his way home two men waiting for
him behind brick pile. Klahre started to
run but was caught by brickbat in the small
of the back. Upon rising he received a ter
rifle thump on the jaw and was pursued to his
home, where he fell unconscious the steps
There he was found lster by members of his
family. For several hours he was delirIous.
The young man Indignantly resents the sug-
gestion by police who were investigating the
affair today that he was on q drunk and that
the assault is myth.
A Chicago paper says the state has
struck new lead in the Cronin case
against Martin Burke. Through the young
woman who was employed as a telegraph oper
ator at Hancock, Mich, last May, the state 8
attorney has learned the identity of the senders
of kilograms which Burke received from tina,
point. One Of these kilograms, it is said, was
addressed to Burke at Joliet, telling him to ge,
out quickly. Another was addressed to Cooney
at Chicago, telling him to take some money to
Burke at Joliet to assist the latter's flight
Other kilograms were addressed to well-known
| men In various western towns along the route
| which Burke took on his way to Canada
1t was through leak somewhere as to these
dispatches that Martin Burke's journey was in.
| terrupted. In addition to the correspondence
| between Burke and the Hancock parties it il
| alleged that other communications passed
| which seriously compromise one or more of tine
men recently indicted on charge of attempted
jury bribing on account Of their attempts to
defeat Justice in another direction.
Thomas Duane, who is believed to be the
| man who drove DR.. Cronin to the Carlson cot.
| tage, was arrested Saturday night ut St. Joseph
Mich. and is to be taken toChicago mediately
| The arrest is considered one Of the most i'm.
portapt vet made in the case
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF SMALL BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT, No. $50 STREET NORTHWEST,

AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to dated February 4
1889, and recorded i'll Liber No. 1873, folio 81 et
Of the land records in and for the District of Co
unbia and at the request Of the party secured there
by, will sell at pubic in front prel-
ises on WEDNESDAY, the rHikIiEIH DAY OF
OCTOBER, AID. 1889, at HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK r NJ, the west half Of lot numbered thirty
eight }s) in Shreye ct al subdivision Of square
bored four hundred and forty eight t44S dated July
% fS44 and recorded in Iber n k folio "a of the
records Of the Surveyors office Of said District said
half of said Lot having frontage of thirteen Il -
feet on street and depth Of C5 feet inches, with
q public alley Is feet wide ut side and and inn
proved by a Iwo-story Brick House.
Terms Of sale One-thrd cash and the balance ut
and two years with interest at q per cent, payable
seDiannually and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold All conveyancing &c, at cost OF pur-
terms OF sale are not FULLY complied with within
resod at the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser
By giving tive days notice of such resale in the Even
ing star newspaper.
ALBERT F. FOX.
PHILIP A. DAhNEILLE, I frusteea
oc21-d OlS + st. NV.
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V1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NUMBERED 400 X STREET

NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated October L. $685.
and duly recorded i'll Iber No $50 folio 46S one
the land records the District Columbia by
direction Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustee viii Sc at public auction, i'll front of
the premises on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER THRIFT
ETH.lsS9. 1T FOUR O'CLOCK I. M, the following de-
scrbed property. viz The entire twenty (O feet
and q inch frontinv street north and extending
with the width Of 20 feet and inch to the line
aud SIX $685. improved by twostory brick dwelling
and store being No 400 street. corner of 4th north
east, Washington, d. q.
Terms: one third cash balance IN 6l2 and months,
with interest ut cent, payable semi annually and
secured by deed of trust the property sold, all
CASH AL conveyancing anu recording of pur-
chaser 500 deposit will he required time sale.
Terms must be complied with III ten days from dag
Of sale the property Will be resod at Of default
ing purchaser. THOMAS CANNON, Trustee,
oc23-dts 800 9Th me-
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Irustets, OUU ON T.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera oc2A- til. 9. tu6
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXl CUTOR'S AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
Premises NO. $40 M STREET AND NOS SOL
AND oU3 STREET SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of the powers vested in me by
the last will and testament of John Fischer deceased
snail ON FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF NOvEM-
BER, AID 1889 AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM offer for sale at public auction IN front of the
Premises the twenty five ieet tive inches CTS IT.
in.J from front to OF lot numbered six (6) in
square five hundred and forty -four t544) improved
by substantial frame store and dwelling No S4o N
street southwest. the front and four-room frame
house the portion thereof
AND IMMEDIATELY ThEkEAFTERI shall offer
for sale ut public suction the west part OF lot
bered nine CD In square numbered four hundred aud
ninety nine f4S9l beginning on street south
entyve 75) feet east from the southwest corner of
said square, and running thence east twenty-five c25I
twenty hye col feet; thence south sixty (67)
feet place Of beginning: improved by two one.
story brick three 90 room houses Nos. sol and sos
X STkEEr SOUTHWEST.
Terms Of sAie Unethird cash balance in equal pay
ments At and two years, notes to bear interest
. per cent payable semannualy, and to he secured
by deed Of trust upon tho remises Sold all cash.
the option OF the purchaser. Conveyancing and re-
coriing NJ purchasers cost deposit of e100 re-
quired each piece sold at time sale Terms to be
complied with In ten days. otherwise the right il re.
served resell 1t the rsk and Of the defsultinu
purchaser after hve days public notice of such
In some newspaper published in Washington, DC.
LEON TOBRINER
Executor sndTrustee under the viii Of John Fischer,
deceased. oc10-eoxdbskds
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AUCTION SALES.
TROMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AT AUCTION.
ENBRACIN IN PART
VERY ELEGANT FIvE-PIECE PARLOR SUITES.
UPHOLSTERED IN SILK PLUSH; VERY HAND
SOME MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS. UPHoL
sTERED IN PERSIAN STYLE; VERY ELEGANT
EBONY AND GILT SOFA. IN SILK PLUSH;
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY ARM CHAIR, IN OLD
GOLD PLUSH; MAHOGANY BRIC-A-BRAC
STAND; PICTURES. ORNAMENTs AND BRIO
A,bHAC; CHERRY MUSIC CABINET; FANCY
AND EASY CHAIRS. COUCHEs, MARBLE-TOP
TABLES; VERY HANDSOME LADIES' ESCRI-
TORE; EIGHT-DAY MANTEL CLOCK; PER-
SIAN RUGS; SUPERIOR MOQUET AND BRUS-
Sells CARPETS; HALL STAND; ELEGANT
LEATHER-COVERED DINING CHAIRS; WAL
NUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE; VERY
HANDSOME FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND
TEA SERVICE; GLASS WARE: VERY HAND
SOME WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SUITES; FINE HAIR MATTRESSES; FEATHER
PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS; HANDSOME FOLD
ING CABINET BEDSTEAD; WALNUT CHIF-
FONN1ER; LACE WINDOW HANGINGS;
OFFICE TABLE AND CHAIRS: WARDROBE;
HOLMES RECLINING CHAIR; KITCHEN RE-
QUISITES, &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER THIR:
sell the entire Household Elects Of residenee No. iaos
and Of superior workmanship and in perfect ORDER
oc.5-4t THos BOWLING, Auctioneer
n On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, OCTOBER
THIRTEEN and THIRTY-FIRST, 1889, at HALF
PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK PM, will sell ut tine
tablishment, 1888 Pennsylvania ave NV all pledges
ing of hne told and SLY Watches Diamonds, Rings
Pins. studs. Bracelets Chains Medals, Guns. Opera
Glasses, Umbrellas Books, Silver and Silver plated
Mare. Overeoats. Pants Vests Ladies' Dresses Dress
Patterns, Cloaks, Dolmans, Shoes Blankets, Mathe-
NAUTICAL Instruments. Clocks hugs Vxlises Furni ure
Pictures, surgical Instruments &C. Parties holding
tickets Will please take notice that sl pledges
No. 10000 to 140463 are included in this sale.
Z. HEIDENHEIMER Broker.
q A ROOT S-Dt
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AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE uNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY ON FOURTEENTH
sTkEET EXTENDED JUST NORTH OF
win offer for sale in front of the premises on FRI.
DAY The FIRST DAY OF NovEhBER, 1850, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p. n. oil Of lots "a and 25 in Coium-
ba college subdvision o. a. recorded in book Dest
Page go aid lot. fronting each ~ feet inches on
Terms Of sale; One-third cash. balance In one and
two and three with interest ut per cent per
option. e10O deposit ON each lot. Conyeyancing 1t
yurchases,s cost Tens e Be complied with IN 20
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THIS EVENING.
UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES,
H. K. FULTON, Auctioneer.

will sell by public auction, at my store. 1918 Penn
sylvania avenue. commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTi-NINTH, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, my Stock
Of Forfeited Pledges in safe Dept. from Nos g. BIZ
to 1O2,S4O. old STYLE and from ! to 23666: in
elusive new style sale to consist Of Gold Silver
Pms, Bracelets Bangles Ear Rings Scarf Pins Collar
Buttons Cuff Buttons and Links Scarf hing Plain
Gold and set Rings Eye Glasses and Spectacles Silver
Ware Diamonds set in Ear Rings, Scarf Pins, Rings
Lace Pms, Cuff and Collar Buttons and Studs Also
other Precious Stones. Sale to continue MORNING
AT Ten O'CLOCK and EVENING AT SEVEN
O'CLOCK until all the lots sold Ticket holders
please take notice. H. X. FULTON,
oc25-4ts Pawnbrokcr and Auctioneer
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England Needs Wheat.

Sir j. b. LAwes states that the forecasts of
the British wheat crop must be considerably
discounted The area under crop for 1889 il
25ao, 40 acres, or over 10000 less than in
1888. He puts the crop ut little over 8. 0Oo. ooo
quarters and the amount required for CON
sumption at "a, 10000 According to this the
requirements viii be higher than lat year.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYY.

nESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, CORNER
Ykd 50. 500 ANp soa i iiT TSr STREET AID RI,
No llSs SIkEET xovr,,,r, v,,rv
fo6h =. vi 81 e iroas
'A' PART OF LOTS 1 AND Q. 80. se,,
Fronting SO feeton 18th street west and 20 feet on
ma s6s j I'm ssTssi and D~eiiins No iI0s :.ssss
and can be improved By hns building or can remain
Terms: one.third cash basnce in one and two yssrA
.s to e. b. ss
auired Al time Of sale conveyanci1s purchsSer.
s.ys
after fve days notice Of such resale in some news
ps oscssed iG' pUNcaNsoS' BROS Auc.iou..r.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsion.sr.
Southwest corner Of Penns. ave- and llth st NV
SECOND ANNUAL CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
GENUINE ORIENTAL CARPETR
RUGS AND HANGINGs,
BOTH MODERN AND ANTIQUE,
AND OF ALL SIZES
THIS rs A RECENT IMPORTATION AND Is
CONSIDERED THE FINEST LOT OF TURK.
ISL RUGS AND CARPETS EVER BROUGHT
TO THIS CITY. EMBRACING MANY LARGE,
RARE AND VALUABLE CARPETS.
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION TO BE SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
OCTOBER 81 AND NOVEMBER 1, 1889.
COMMENCING AT IL AN. AND Pm. EACH
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS,
SOUTHWEST CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND ELEVENTH STREET.
GRAND EXHIBITION DAY PRIOR TO SALE.
EVERY PIECE WARRANTED
AS REPRESENTED
THOMAS BOWLING,
oc2s-3t AUCTIoNEER