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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
II aTCLIFFE DARI CO. Aucnonccrs.
~ go Pa ave IA X

II aTcLIFFE. DAII co. AucnOnecrs.
~ 9-OPa ave. NV.
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON
LINT. OF IHE lO-LOL& HOUSE KNOWN As
sr,.,,., CONSISTING ~ FAKT ONLY or
STOOL AND CCvEiL Pti1IoR Stills iITfM
BosSt A SlLk FLUSH, HEAVY Wal FRAMEs
CEPiI6N GhtiRs rriidIsTI III is III 81
REP AND rAFESTKl. IKkNCH PLATE PIEl,
MinRvk; BoIQlEI. " = AND CHERRY IN
OF PAINTINGS AND lNGRANINGS. MHSTEi
AND IoRfIEREs. PoLYs AID go HokSIchn T. MAJ AiHS
CHhiEs And Rockt RS. ANiiQrE N SHot shAf
IEAIIILR-CoALRED DINING CHAIks
hL66AsSIaaEE s HkfFkS p, ANp EAT SILK
BOARD, OAK LNrINSlON TABir, JkFAStNr
SGEhENS. Wal, MIRROR BkCk MHATNoT
WAR;, WALNUT. ASH AND Coz fkGf n. Il,
CHAMBkRSUlISD ECORAIED TOILET MARI
WHITE CURL HAlk MATTRESSES, Ht'SK
STEERS. wARDROBEs. MI SHANING CAST
LOT IoMkLS; SHIFTS. SPREADS NAPKINS
ffn fnM kxp Bfba SisTfS Tfi FRI SiLG 4
TOP DESKS. BOOK CAST. REVOLyINd CHAIRS
bkoP LIGHTS: KEfklGEKATUR, IRON ia
SLE' hi1chiS EchhS STEIl
THE HOUSE Is LAID TIIKuU GHoUr WITH BODY
BRUSSELS. TAPES1ln AND INGRAM CAR-
LIBRARY AND CHAMBERS
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER THlR-
TENTH u. 1880 beginning at TEN O'CLOCK. l
will sell al the Furniture and ets contained IN res
ldencc lib ST n.w. land partly nrntloued aboNcD
U the highest bidders for cash 10y virtue CT the author
ny vested IL ne "s adinistratrh the the
late Mary L. Psschal. MAi.l J.. FlLLING.
AdniiuistrAtriN
THIS sale presents elegant opportunity 10 persons
reiurnishlns and should command the public u
os-d Euctloueers
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Populations of Various Towns.

Tho Census Office has announced the popula-
tons OF cities and towns and states as follows:
AtchIson, Kan, ID, 222: decrease, SS3, or 5.85
per cent Leavenworth Kan, q, 6l3; increase
5OO7 or 30.62 per cent Lawrence, Kan, 9.975;
increase, 1.465. or 1922 per cent. Ottawa,
Kan. 6.27l; increase, 2.239. or 55 SO per cent
Topeka, Kan. 81 S09: increase, 16. 357 or 105 Sc
per cent. Kansas City, Kan. So, 40; increase
2s.S2l, or 3OS2S per cent Auburn. N Y,
25.SSI; increase. 1868 or 1893 per cent.
Syracuse n. u, 1857; increase. SO 0Sj or CO. 81
per cent Oswego, n. u. 81 .S26; increase. 10,
or 1886 per cent. Rome, n. Y. H. $50; increase
2,'o6, or 22s5 per cent. Utica, n. y. A, 0Ol;
increase, ic,OS7, or 29. "A per cent Hudson. N.
y, 1902: increase. 1857, or 1866 per cent.
Peekskill. \. Y, 10.026; increase. 3l33 or As 80
per cent PouShkcC psie, NY, - $50; increase,
1923 or 1901 per cent. Port Chester, y. Y,
S.53S; increase 2,2S4 or 1913 per cent.
or 600 per cent. Hopkinsvilie, KY,
6.457; increase. 2.22S, or 5263 per cent
Henderson. NY. $3.50; increase. 3,465, or "a. 80
per cent. Owen5borough, n.y.. 9.SlS; increase.
3.5SI, or 51.j1 per cent. Paducah. KY, 1904;
increase, 4.9So, or G2.01 per cent Hastings
Neb., 1888; increase, 1896, or 500 60 per cent
state Of Nebraska. 1,0J6.7 1913; increase, co., il3
or 1867 per cent. State OF New JERSEY
1.4il.Ol7; increase, jG9,9Ol, or 81. 40 per cent.
Appleton, Wis, 11.o25; increase. $500. or A. ~
per cent. Fond du Lac, Wis, ] l. 9l2; decrease
l.l5l or $50 per cent. Green Bay, Wis, s,s79
increase. l,4l1. or Is. 9G per cent. Manitowoc,
Wis, 1913; increase. LIS, or 1919 per cent.
Neenah. WIS, 5,OrS; increase, S74 or 20. 50 per
cent Oshkosh, Wis, y, 49, increase. 7.00i. or
Al. is per cent. Portage. Wis, b. 1870; increase
!o4. or 1904 per cent. Shcboygan, Wis. l6.34l;
increase. 1921. or 1882 per cent Atlantic
City. NJ, l3, 03S increase, 1861, or 13S.O5 per
cent. Bordentown. Nj, 5,045; increase, 1877,
or 1S.4S per cent. Burlington, NJ. 8, Ig8: in
crease, 2.1OS. or 3i.61 per cent Camden NJ
5S,274; increase. 1866, or 1888 per cent
Gloucester, Nj. G.563; increase 1.2I6, or o. "A
per cent. Bridgeton. Nj, l1,47I; increase
2I40, or 80 per cent Millvile NJ, 1851:
Increase. 2,297. or 81. 80 per cent Salem, NJ,
5,j12; increase, 456. or 9.O2 per cent
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A Prominent Narylander Dead.

Augustine j. Dalcour of Baltimore county.
Nd, died at his homo on Tuesday night Of
paralysis in his sixty-fifth year. He was n
native of Cuba. but came to the United States
over twenty years ago, first settling in New
York, where he lived about five years. He
afterward removed to Baltimore county, having
purchased the fine property on which he re,
sided until his death. He was at one time one
OF the most extensive sugar growers on the
Island OF Cuba, and amassed large fortune
lie leaves widow and six grown childrou
The funeral will take place from St Paui's
catholic Church. Ellicott City, tomorrow, and
the interment will be in Bonnie Brac Cemetery
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The Potomac Boat Club.

AT a called meeting of the Potomac Boat
Club last night the vacancies in the board Of
governors, caused by the designations OF Messrs.
kiliyer and Eimore, were filed by the election
of Messrs- Morrison Fague and Carlisle Whit
ing. A committee of three, consisting OF
Messrs. ZapPone, Ofiey and hague, was APP
pointed to select quarters for winter club
house.
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q II. VII In MSpN, Trust
W. r.. EDMNN~ TpN. Trust
s-eod ,,,,.s -, -. !.
nUAcANsoS BROS. Auc,ioncerr.

lkt SIEES, sAl.E OF MIN RRICk HOUSE on n
- ttt IT s'pl I'll ~ INltN sol IH CAPITOL
81 hlEl AND flhSI SlltlFI MlSI
HiCr aud } virtue ~ deed 81 tflis recorded IN
libtt No l}bh folio M. the LAID kH,.sfs
the District OF Co.uilla. tI. ur,l.rslr.li t,t.t, .
Miii sen az public alctIuI. front ~ thu Irril. a
VI DNESDAN. lEE lMl.N "A -SlCBNl DAY ~
OCloEEl., 1870, At HAIL. FAST EOtR trCltN n
IN part ~ uriglud Lot Thirteen as; m uar, ~ 4
bunsrtd anu thirty uNc tO.k.Il the
ton 30. said Fart 4 LOT b,Ing tie cst 80 i,1 mt
By a tcI IN OF su feet.
Terms II sale: onrLalf ot purchase money 10 he
pad an cash and RESIDUE ~ .lNr ~ months a IN
llli0rcst at slN 90 Irr IEr .uuuu for a rst ann
chaser Is 10 EiNr lgaiii~~OrA Eut- Is decd Il
trust On Tie Property sU!G. AZ cash. the gtia q
tie purchaser IL ir.s of sale
in ten 10 days from IA, aN 81 sal, tho = u.i.s re-
serve the right 10 resell at Ti~k defaultrz llra-
AdepUslt Ui $500 Vii be required ulen lad ac,-iI;ri
&. ~. VII. JAMESON. Trustee.
v. l.. EiNONNipN. lru.t,c
o1-eo enc ,t;. 80 :, m
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Congressman John NJ Langston was nomi-
mated for Congress yesterday by meeting of
his colored friends in Petersburg. The regular
republican congressional committee held a
meeting the day before. but without action adj
lourned until October II, after which Gen.
Malone left for and is now in this CITY, In the
meanwhile Langstons friends called meeting
and nominated him. He Is to make a speech
Thursday at Prince George court house, whic b
Will be published as a campaign address.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Onward and upward" is the motto
TEE EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence. upward in its circulation and adver-
tlslng business. The increase is a steady,
health full one
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The Father Mathew Centennial,

The centennial Of the birth of Father
Mathew, the great Catholic apostle of tenn
perance, will be celebrated at Carroll Hall to-
morrow evening by the Father Mathew So
clety of this city. Rev. Father Walter will
preside and the Marine Band will furnish a
program Of patriotic Irish songs. Addresses
VIII be made by Right Rev. Bishop keane,
Rev Father Hannah OF Hayre de Grace. Rev.
Father NcGee and Milton L. Smith, editor of
the Church A.trS
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INRUSTEES' SALE OF ELEGANT LOT AMI
l. SNAIL BRICK HOUSE No; iG.6 Strict
SEyENlEENlI hTREETS, BLING IN THE
FASHIONABLE PAET OF THE NORTHWEST
On TUESDAY. THE TWENTl-EIGHTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1880, AZ FIVE O'CLOCK. PM. at the
request OF the parties secured shall oiur
by auction, i'll fout OF the premises, under the pro-
visions of deed of trust dated April II, 1885, and
recorded in LiOer llIU, folio Ol ct seq, of the laud
records If tho District oi Columbia, All that tam
piece parcel OF LAND aud premises known and dis
tiuguiahed MS ard DCing
ALI OF LOT -. SQUARE ISL,
fronting 20 feet by depth OF 50 teet improved by
Two-story BRICK dwelling House, No. l0.0 y stree;
northwest.
Terms of sale: Onethird cash. balance Of purchase
money one and Two years. with interest at
OF per cent per ghnuln, payable ually. aid
to 10 secured by deed OF trust on the premises or Gil
cash, at option OF purchaser. SOU down ut time OF
sale. ConNcyancing Ac, at cost OF purchaser Terms
to DO complied with i'll ten days. otherwise right re-
served To resell Ut risk and defeultiig pur-
CHASER after ve days Of such resale i'll
some newspaper published i'll Washington. DC.
ISAAC l.. JOHSSON,t 1r.
JOHN NJ. LAWrON,} 'fus'ees'
90 -eoS,ds DUNCASON BROS, Auctioueers
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AUCTION SALES.
ItTtIsE DAVIS
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aacnonoers
TRUSTEES SALE or MN 'usCE HOUSE ~ d
sIhEll 81 III liElNtLN spU4H CAPITOL

ihS re- SAi1 =, - , Nl,M fiiNs HOUSE -
Still 4 AND tii.>l S.N. II MIST
Under .rd by Nirtu. - G".s - t-i.t no r,,,d in
IlhCr Ne 1883. foiU ,Ni. 81 ts ana r.,ofis 4
the District q Cuuu'tia iEr uC,sgs:.u,d trustees
"a sell c.ic tine r,rrutls.,- a
NIDNENpAl. I'M IMlNlA ->l,hNp pAl y
OCgUBlk 1870. Ar I'M VCIs'i X A. NJ. paf. u
Ul- a. 10; thirteen tl'. ~ sgUNr hr..a-r aud
TIA Nv tit5, IA tn city 4 a>au-ta-l ID a "a
IGyt Il a.; It:g< tie wSsi - fe,. f.0@t los r.,th
~ 20 icst
Terms AZ sac. Oac-haI of purchase money q, n.
Par. cash aud residue N twelve a., months vita
interest AZ a. cent auuI.u4 for AlH. ar.
chaser Il L. give l.nus-osy ite uHci IA -,l =,
trus: III" ruIFIfy s,ld all rasl ~, igr.st 4
the IurLa-iI n terms - sall Not t,lrglA m
ten tlUD aS .sual %, Ay le ti.r trustees
reserve a." rkEt resell n 81 90 dtfautir V,,--
chaser. deIOsit ~ $40 Wil D. s .tIf a he ia
acCcIsc1 q. ID. WILLIAMS. y. Irlr-:t.,.
". 4. IIMpNNIpN. 3 .t..tc.-
o.-co tl:n.g ,al ,ts - = =,
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nuNcANsoN Bros. Auc;.op.ors.
IKUSTEFs' SAFE oF MN RGICN HoUSr. OK n
NlklLl 81 III ml-LMIlN SOL III EAILIlhL

iklE sol III ll. lNllN sol ia CAlIlnL
AND fikSG - ElllS " ~.
rdgr sad 10y virtue 0f t'v - TRUST. recorded an
lhr y. l43 ~ folio -. 81; -. laiii I,,olis
{" TIE District of Columbia tie fn4rIslsncd ty1s:,s
VIA 81 AZ luhlc n,i.,n "a lcy:t e.. ia" rII.~s.
% NfDNfShAh the lMfNll-SI,tfNB DAY ~
o1i oBki@ $3.50. ri QUARTER ga lihE b'C l.pCk
~ TART - origiia. lot thrtV,u hh n sI,arr ~
uL'r'd ard thirty iN- tI.i,bl the city q MTsg
ton q. SAID part al lot hclng Tho - let 10 nU
adjoining tn west % frc' frput - said lo;.
crins OF sale. bu'-EHl: 4 i.ur,ias, money - ID
IAld ia cash and rCs4ut IA tNtNr tl.H months NJ N
" crest az ia 80 I"r Ctnt lr auuG8 far wll,i Tar.
lsSr l. 10 glNc irUnllSs mote. strsi ~ dssG q
the iuTChAsgr
II terms u sae not ccr1l led with in ten np
DAYS from the day 81 sale a." ros"In the
I1ht 20 resell NJ risk II icfAulfiuz -'rvlasrF. de-
posit CT s2UO wll lie rlq ulgcl ~heu lal .,c-I ted
Z. IL. VILLA MSON. TRUSTEE.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

"A a faSS E5a2STES g. THE sTHlETs
On the days and hours stated below will offer for
a plS IN STt S ifs 1s cy %
Georestown; District Of COLUMBIA; 500
f foah SGRht FIJI EfHha III d 1892 at
Beas addition to georgetown. fronting 60 feet, more
less on Washington o. ;,O,h street This lot
on the north BY alley about - feet Nide
on Washington or :}Oth street. 49,
saME not hat par. Of What iao&n as
BE slip" fronting about 81 feet on The west side Of
and si2 line IS abe by az ee
's1L' = the south hall, or
beatty and Ms%k.Hs n, aGIi,on to s tsors1toTE
yonns on the east side IF High sd he
Pr0s1d X and t ef pygt dw 81, Of m
last above described part OF the Lot 81 in Beatty
hswkins addition TO Georgetowu. irontins about As
ID or and ID or streets extending back an UNEQUAL
b q e ns ei m an o al c
structure. now unoccuIi'd. immediately adjoining the
se M Oh the rurhsHc money in
cash. the residue in two equal payments at one and
the purcha ers promissory notes bearn; cent
the respective Parcels sold ali cash the option
the purchaser onNey aIeng aHd iecor,iins al rur-
da, iron, sale 500 deposit on acceptance OF each
M SE t"itfSr & ny ,e to &
to the undersigned CATHkMAE BOHKEK.
Executrix OF George A. Bohrcr,
,,. 18th and q SITS Sc.
THOS. BOWLING. Auctioncer. s21e-oSds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIN-
PgOVrD MAJ LSTaTT pGJS;I rIS =
STSRV pPICE DWIIIISES Mis- SH, ,Sn ~
I1ETIi STRtiT NDRTIIWEST. NC - ,tp ISE
81 4 IN y ~ Ally. T,!i;Gt' STnHV ni;ICK
DWIIIINC; No Ia EOl<1 II CApI'r0I sTI;ttI
NFAK n Y CApITDI. AND I.aI{CF IN M
ElEVtNTH BLTWEEN N AND n STREETS
SOUTHEAST -
W. III ii -, r1-r-pcn,y ocro,,n WYNN
m ~ s.t IL - -, ~, obEn ~ ~
go, -. ~ a. ,.o - -, II ", ~
,no,, 80 ~ I,tU ZIG H!iu unSG
- REE.i " HErWI ~ or ~ "iu ~ ~ = AZ
Tt, ia ri',r oEIt III nx iio'.L
ION r,n III ,a,orn - ,a' %
on,i .,,,1, 81 ~, -, ~ ,'i; 1iouS'S IT,
,1' ~ 20 a.
ar',c St.bIa 7 -, in 49, ~ -, ho,, w ~ @
~ ''i va % Acet W
IL iee'' AMY oh 'o'i' Sou'i anu cAs' si''es
On FrJDAy OCTGDEU TT NTJt At u.rrp.Cr
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LOOK HERE

LOOK HERE
UPON THIS PICTURE, AND ON THIS.
The results Of mercury. One thousand dollars
even in the hands of q skill will be pad to any COM
full physician. to he p-tent chemist who will
dreaded. In the hands of find. on analysis. 8 par
the populace it becomes tice of mercury. potash
ccedingiy dangerous, and or other poisons In
when compounded into nos swIFT's SPECIFIC. 1t
trums by ignorant handsi is purely vegetable ana
becomes fatal. never produces bad
effects
Book on Blood and Skin Diseases free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
o9-th,stu Atlanta. Ga.
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FTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
A HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE CITY
AT AUCTION

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIX
TENTH 1890. AT THREE O'CLOCK on the prem.
ises shall sell valuable Farm of about lO acres ON
the Coesyille pike. adjoining the McCeney farm, Mr.
Clarkes and hite Oaks about miles from the city;
lies beautifully, is finely wooded soil fine and is we'll
watered.
Terms One half cash. balance in one and two years.
with bearing interest and secured by deed
trust or a cash. at option Of purchaser all convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost. $500 de-
' o4.dsSS THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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VNALlEU u. WILLIAMS u Co., Auctioneers.
ONE SORREL HORSE,
ONE GRAY HORSE,

ONE SORREL HORSE
ONE GRAY HORSE,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ELEVENTH
ut TEN O'CLOCK A. H.. We shall sell ut our uucto,,
rooms, 10Th st. and Penna by order of the
Horse to the highest bidder for cash.
oy-2t WALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
TINRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROYEI
Il REAL ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
MARYLAND, NEAR "BEIHESDA," SHORT
DISTANCE FROM TIE ROCKVILLE TURN.
PIKE
BY virtue Of certain DEGREES Of the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county. Maryland, sitting rs equity
court, passed Ill NO 742. wherein Laura "
ling and others coDplainants and Blanche Cowing
and Others Defendants We. the undersigned
tees. will offer Tor sale at puolic auction the prem
lses, on SATURDAY. The TWENTi.flkIH DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1890. at FOuR O'CLOCK PM,
all that tract parcel OF land lying in Montgomery
county. Maryland, whereof the late Atwell Cowing
died. seized and possessed. containing about 90
more or less, more particularly mentioned ald de-
scribed in the proceedings III said with the
provements thereon, consisting Of Q large frame
dwelling house, barn and outbuildings-
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid the day OF sale the ratification thereof
by the said court the balance III two equal install
ents in and two from the date Of sale said
deferred payments bear interest from the dute of
sale and to be secured by the single bills Of the pur
chaser or purchasers, with surety or suretes To be
approved by the said trustees, all cash. at the option
of the purchaser purchasers, The title De re-
tained by the trustees until 1ul payment of pur.
chase money. All conveyancing and recording al the
cost Vt the purchaser purchasers $500 deposit
CURED Ut the ' GaA ies BHE6%S
ANDREW d QUAIL. trustees.
TO. La ave. NV,
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc's o4.Tu.I1.l4.l 10. ~
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THUMAs DOWNING. AGcIoncer.

HANDSOME DOTALE BRICK TwO-STnEY
DMElLlNG, WIN EAA WINDOWS ,SpRNl Il
oE SMITH AND SIRLE1S SOUIHNLST, Ar
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER FOURTFFNTH 1880
at TOUR OtiuCh 4 Al. IA front 81 The premises. /
snail oner the handsome TO uh.e lri,k I.sidefiUc
with lay windows aad all modern uif'ruNcmcuta
l'e!ng all of lot and part ~ Iot A. IA sgusre a.
lot bnNbO. lusaed the Of 9TH aid str, L.
southwest with the improvements
Terms. 5000 cash. hAl4ire a fvaly. ard
.irtc'a muI:ihs. With notes bsarIur lut,rrs: aud
secured 10y a deed 81 JIust Oh the Property sold A
conNcyGEsng and IccoriIEg II purchaser cost 5000
deposit VII bc required at the me -; sale
uD-ais THOMAS DOM Auf.ionaar
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FUTCItI: DAYS
I'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Auction

At Ny AUCTION ROOMS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ELEVENTH 1900
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
Embracing III part:
Several Handsome French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir
rors. Ono Handsome wilton Rug Parlor Suite SILK
Plush larlor Suites, Superior Wilton Rug and Silk
Plush Couches, Fancy and Easy Chairs, Marble
Toy and other Tables. 100 Oil Paintings and En-
cravings. Very Superior Walnut MT. Chamber
Furniture i'll Suites and Separate Pieces, Hair Mat
t:asses. Wire Springs, Ash and other Chamber
Furniture, Very Handsome Hall Stand, with large
French Plato Mirror; handsome Dining Room Fur
niture. Fine MoQuet Velvet and other Carpets
Cooking and icaung Stoves, &C. &c.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
New and Secondhand Vehicles CT every description
number Of Work and Driving Horses.
o0-2t
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FuRS,1uRE. DnApun,Es.
CARPETS. STOVES
TIME WAS WHEN THE HoUsEKEEpER OF
ORDINARY MEANS
WAS NECEssITATED TO LIVE IN DISCOMFORT
AND oFTTIMEs IN soUALoR, NO
CREDIT ACCOMMODATION
BEING GRANTED. BECAUSE FORsoOTH, THE
INCOME WAS SMALL AND TIE PATIENT LA
BOEER DEEMED
UNWORTHY OF CREDIT
THIS HUMlLlATING INCONVENIENCE HAS
HAPPILY BEEN oBvIATED By OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT SYSTEM. AND TO-DAY
THE WAGE EARNER
AND CAPITALIST RECEIVE LIKE TREAT.
MENT AT OUR HANDS
OUR ABSOLUTE CONFIDENCE IN THE IN
7EGRITY OF AMERICAN MANHOOD WAR
RANTS Us IN ASSISTING THE
HONEST TOILER
TO ELEVATE HIMSELF SOCIALLY TO AN
EQUAL PLANE WITH HIS MORE FORTUNATE
BEING ENACTED THAN HIS
WORD OF HONOR
TO REQUITE Us BY THE
WEEK OR MONTH
IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS
UNTIL THE DEBT IS SATISFIED. THE USE AND
ENJOYMENT OF THESE
HONE COMFORTS
BEING IN HIS POSSESSION ALL THE WHILE
HOUSE 4 HRRRMANN.s
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSED
o17. o21 AND s2s TIN ST. AND e27 AND eos
au3O-4m MASS. AVE NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.
A UCTION SALE Or FORy EITED PLEDGES.
N II. X. FULTON, Pawnbroker.
NEEkS a. CO., AuctiOueera

We will sell By public auction, at tho store of H. X
Fulton, on Tuesday. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH,
Al Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. his large AID liable stock
of Forfeited Pledges from No. %, So 10 l02,JuU
inclusive old style. and from Nc. to IO39: incu-
slve, style.
This sale Will comprise 400 Gold Silver and Metal
Cased Watches 40 iain Gold and set Rings. 90 lots
OF fnc Diamonds and Other Precious Stones va
aud unique styles, besides OF Jeweiry Ear
rings, bracelets, Lace Pms Gun and Cola buttons,
Stuu- Sc"rf Pins, lOckrtS Charms. Chains Crosses,
Necklaces Breast Pms badges and Medals, Silver
Gob!ctl, Cups Forks Spoons, Ladies. Opera Glasses
&c. Also very line Guns OF shelf lie uartnrut.
Sale ill continue mornings al u O'clock and cyo-
ticket holders please take notice.
II X FULTON. Pawnbroker
WEEKS 4 CO., AUctioueors. o7-St.
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Brother Dennis, president OF Rock Hill Col.
leSe, denies that there q any intention to re.
move 1t to Hsgerstovl. ~ AZ
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rTHoMAS DowLINu. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
On lHE NORTHEAST CORNER OF III AND
IMEAII-ElESr 81 Rect NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER FIFTEENTH 1890
Al HALF-PASI POUR O'CLOCK P.M., al front OF
the premises. will sell parts Of Original Lots and
IN quare lOl, irohtllg 20 feet inches II street
by depth OF 81 leet inches 81 an alley
feet Wide, improved by threc-story
dwelling containing twelve and bl Eek stable
III rear Can DE easily changed Into business property
at small expense
TERMS OnetliId cash. balance in one and two wears
With interest and secured BY deed of trust on the
property, or all cash. All recording
at cost OF purchaser depUslt of Sl0U Will be re-
Qulred 1t thine of sale. THOMAS DOMINO
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

IUI1 SAIE OF IIFGANT IMPROVED
PROPERLY On STREET NEAR SECOND
STREET NORTHEAST.
On TUESDAY, the FOURTEENTH INST, at
HALF-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK PM, / Will sell in
front OF the Premises, to he highest bidder, sub lot
NO. 3d. square 72l. $40 to 10 It. alley inn ruvrC
by a new bay window brick Dwelling House, contain
iiig SIX rooms anu ali modern improvements, Also
known as No. lJl i street northeast
Terms iurchaSer viii ASSUME deed OF trust for
Sl,OOO due March IL. 'g:t u per cent semi aunualJ
also second trust, tor $3.50, due March H. 81. per
cent sellI-annua:ly balance cash. 1erIus Of sale To
he compiled with III ten days from day OF safe. or
property viii be resold at risk ard the de-
laultlnG purchaser. CouseyancIug aud recording 1t
cost OF purchaser.
WASHINGTON DANESHOwER
OS-dNuS COrllcr eth aud q Sfrt.nfs
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RADCLIFFE DARR CO.. Aucts. '''i o a e.

DUBLIC SALE OF kAILADI.E RIAL ESTATE
L IN GEOKGETowN. IMPROVED by A TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE. KNOWN AS 1868. U
STREET.
In order close estate. and by direction Of the
heirs. will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises. on MONDAY, the 1HIRTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER $50. at HALE PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK A.
H. all that certain parcel lying and being
IN Georgetown, DC, and described west "a
feet front on street by depth Of 81 feet 31th
street of Lot 81, ia square o0 together with the
prO.cuIGIiis. &c.
1crns: one third cash. residue in two equal pay-
niets NJ ono and tNo years respectively: per cent
interest, payable halt yearly deed of trust
on the property, or all cash. option OF purchaser
500 depust at time Of sale Terms be culnl piled
with in ten days the Puberty will be resuld at de
fauiting purchasers cost and risk. All nveysucIng
&c. ut purchasers cost. THIS. DOWNING,
Auctoneer.
C. II. CEAGIN, attorney for heirs. 3aI An st n. w.
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