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Foreign Notes of Interest.

Prince Albert Victor met with a cordial re-
cepton at Lucknow. Upon his arrival he was
presented with address. He afterward
opened a new hospital.
The warship Malabar has been much dam
aged, having been aground She has arrived
at Cadlz. Inc French steamer Erymanthe was
IN collision with The Malabar and had her bows
stove.
King Humbert said the last words of the
Duke of Aosta we're that he regretted dying SO
easily only because he could not be of more
service to Italy and the army.
The daughter of Mr.. Edison, the American
inventor, was. while ON the journey from Vi
emma to Berlin, taken ill at Dresden. 1t was
found that she had smallpox and she was sent
to the hospital
The car has appointed two temporary COM
missions to adopt measures for rearming the
troops.
In Berlin unpleasant rumors are in the air re-
speeding Bismarck's health Insanity is much
feared by his closest friends.
Aterrifc gale, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, prevailed yesterday Oh the Irish sea.
Much damage was done to property along the
coast. Several persons were killed by lightning
and number drowned.
A deputation from Barcelona has presented
petition to the Spanish government against the
Anglo-Spanish treaty OF 1888. under which the
Incu-Ol-WhI VI DOM countries nave right to
search vessels trading in African waters.
The new art society in Paris is called the So
ciete Rationale DIES Beaux Arts. 1t is the result
Of the recent quarrel 1t will open an exhibit
ton on May Is. NJ. Meissonier is president
and NJ. NJ. Dagnan, Bouvvert, Chavannes, Dalo,
Cazen and Waltner are members.
The provisional government of Brazil has
established by decree, just issued three banks
of issue with capital of S5O,0O0,OOO.
Mr.. Gladstone, in the London Speaker, pays
glowing tribute to the memory Of the late
DIR. Dolhnger.
At Lisbon hostile demonstrations continue to
be made in front of the British legation.
United States Minister Lincoln is In London
| with his son, who is convalescent
The car has appointed two temporary com.
missions to adopt measures for rearming the
| troops.
The great feature Of the coming salon will be
a llfe-slze portrait of Sara Rernhardt as Joan
| ID Are. The attitude III which she will be
painteS is that in which she appears in prison
with naked feet.
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The Twin Lords Napier.

The death of Lord Napier of Magdala has
given rise to somewhat curious complication.
The dead nobleman left two sons, twins, Robert
and George. After much discussion among
doctors and nurses as to which entered the
world first the family decided that Robert
should inherit the title. George thought Of
contestinS the decision and of appealing to
parliament to divide the honors, as there are
two titles. AS compromise the family council.
influenced by the fact that Robert, though
married. had no children and that George
must eventually inherit everything, proposes
to give George handsome annuity and one of
the titles. There is no parallel case in the his
tory Of the British peerage.
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Miss Anderson's Reported Engagement.

From the New York Tribune,
Dispatches from Europe were published some
weeks ago to the effect that Miss Mary Anderson
was engaged to be married to Antonio de
Navarro, son of Jose F. de Navarro, and since
that time there have been various more of less
Trustworthy combinations and contradictions
OF the report. Another partial confirmation ap-
peared yesterday, but the absolute truth of the
story cannot yet be regarded as certain. MIR.
dc Navarro SAID last night that he could not say
positively that Miss Anderson was or was NOT
engaged 10 his son. He should be glad to have
II true. as he held Miss Anderson in the highest
esteem, but be knew no more than he had read
IN the papers. He denied, however, that he
had sent any congratulatory dispatch to Miss
Anderson, as had been reported and said that
IL was his own convict on that Miss Anderson
vas not likely TO marry at all. She and his
son were the best of friends aud had been to-
gether III Europe. and though he had not known
that there was anything more than friendship
between them, yet he could not say that there
Was not
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A Mad Dog I'm a Dining Room

Members OF the family Of Frederick Smith
were reading the papers in the basement dim
ing room of their home in Brooklyn, after
breakfast yesterday morning when big yell
low dog, snarling, swapping and foaming at the
mouth. sprang over the area railing and
through the window into the room. preceded
by shower of glass. He did not seem to no.
tce the occupants of the basement and began
butting his head wildly against the opposite
wall. All the people in the room ran into the
hall and shut the door behind them. Then Mr..
Smith went out and got policeman. The dog
was exhausted when the policeman arrived,
and the latter killed him with his club No
body IN the neighborhood seemed to know who
owned the dog.
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Pastor Sturgis Suspended.

Rev. ]. r. Sturgis, pastor of Trinity Methodist
church, Richmond, Va, one of the largest
churches of the state, was suspended by the
presiding elder two weeks ago, for writing an
improper letter TO a married lady of Richmond.
The presiding elder laid the case before Bishop
Wilson of Baltimore, who sustained the action
OF the elder and the church is now without a
pastor. Rev. Mr.. Sturgis is about forty five
years old, has a wife and children and has been
a member of the Virginia conference for many
years. He has been the pastor of Trinity
church for three wears.
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Several Hundred Bodies to be Cremated

frOnl the New 1Ork sun
Charles Mclean, a contractor, has obtained
the contract to destroy several hundred bodies
that have been buried in the past twenty years
In the state burying grounds at seguine' Point
Staten Island They are all the bodies Of per-
sons who died of contagious diseases, and. after
being e1humed, they will be burned in a ere
matory which Is to be erected on the grounds
ihe ashes of the dead will be buried on Swim
burne Island. Contractor Mclean is REQUIRED
TO complete the destruction of the bodies within
nine day.. After the bodies have been removed
the grounds will be sold
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Results of the Pan-Americans' Visit,

The beneficial results of the visit of the pam
American congress to this country are already
appearing. Senior Z. VI. Acevedo of Buenos
Ayres, representing the Spanish-American COM
mercial union, is in Milwaukee for the purpose
of obtaining rates for shipments from that city
TO New York, in the interest of his EMPLOYERS,
+. g. Pierra & Co. of New York, who are the
active principals in the enterprise. Pierra is
the present secretary of the all-American ASSOC
citation. I'VE are anxious to trade with the
United States" said Senior Acevedo, land are
willing to do better by you than with any Euro
pean country"
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Forming "A Sardine Trust-

The latest sensation in business circles in
London Is an international corner in sartiines.
The announcement has caused much anxiety
among the fishermen who live by the sardine
fishery on the French Atlantic seaboard. They
tembie lest the bread be taken out of their
mouths and English, Belgians and Germans
unite In sardIne syndicate. The sardines
used for Thinning are mostly caught on the
coasts Of France and Portugal, and the head
quarters Of the market Ii now Nantes in which
town the secret of preparing aud Timing the
deiicaey Is jeaously guarded This accounts
Tor the difficulty IN effecting a monopoly or
transferring the business to another port. Tho
price Of canned sardines Is already raised
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EXDlOSiOUs.

At Chicago Geo. Wiley was killed by AN ex-
ploding boiler Saturday.
A bursting converter at the Illinois steel
works killed Ed johnson and badly wounded
four others.
At Newcastle, Pa, an explosion of molten
metal at the Etna works MORALLY burned Geo.
Cox and severely injured four othera
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FUTURE DAYS.
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Z.

TRr,sSTIEE,s siLE ,N Of yALTABLE REAL Es
BY, virtue Of deed OF trust from Mary b. Hammer
and John Ii. Hammer. dated the 18Th day of Sci tenn
Of the land records for the coanty Of
aud at the request of the holder Of the secured
sf al Ei 81
NM IN dT0nt OF the premises the folio property
Roads, to wit All that certain piece parcel Of land
of lot NO three Cd in the division Of Robert Balls
estate as set forth in Plat and survey thereof made by
bounded as follows VIZ: Beenning in an outline OF
by James Birch on the north side Of the new Geore
town road thence with the line Of said entire tract
corner to said tract and JaHes Birch thsnee n IS
degrees W. 40 poles Is links to to the tract
thence west i? poles links 70 line the tract
and the land OF BAH TO lots and 81 thence with the
north size of the new Grorgetown road in said line
erly direction to the beginning, containing eleven aud
a half acres more or less
and buildings and Is III good condition for cult
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the residue
in two equal payments at one and two years from day
day 81 Of On s
aIPS win II ss sS9h as is
ds Sd IS WV '"'AS WALTER HALL. Trustee.
sSyernment employ Or for one il business the
sSs snd aS5 by
CLEMENTS Attorneys see
3alo-dts Washington, ID. c.
sH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-THIRD 1890. at
FS9R NJ and will be sod %i, ran Or shine
d 20TH AND 2lsT SHEETS NORTHWEST.
-, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. January FIJI
we will sell in front Of the premises that splendid
Building Lot known e .or,nr.
fronting feet on st. w deps Of 90 fee. TO an
the northwest and suitable for private dwelling
years. Notes to bear per cent interest PAYABLE
semi annually and to be secured by deed trust on
ii 300 required at time Of sale Conveyancins. Sen
at purchasers cost to lie complied with In ten
days othsrwise right reserved 70 resell At rsk and
Of such resale in some newspaper published n WASH
'n 3ss.a DC DoNcANs2 lSc s'sSs;;
eT-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
HsB PAY OF .As5Asz
DRREMPTORY SALE OF AN ELEGANT 8 STORY
L AND BACK BUILDING BRICK HOUSE, NO.
VII oer for sale IN tront ~ W. nrem,.e. IN
WEDNEspAi The o TWENTY5sECOjD DAY OF
SAN9AEY p p, 1sg9 AT aAE AZ PAST -FOUR
s oS6 Ssea o. Syst to
IL q said dea Of the SS
and the balance in and years with interest At tie
Hs o nm %
OF sale. An conyeysnces and recording at purchase
aEo. w.sficKxEY.
@Ao-eo@os Auetionesr.
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Reported Bloodshed In Brazil.

From the New York Tribu ne.
The steamer HALEY, Capt. Read, which left
Santos on December Fl and Rio de Janeiro on
the 23d, arrived at Martins stores Saturday. A
member Of the crew said that on the night be-
fore the departure of the steamer from the
latter port battle had been fought in the cap
ltal between the republicans and monarchists.
IN which eleven officers and eighty men had
been killed. The authorities were extremely
anxious to have all reports of the occurrence
suppressed.
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British Attack a French Caravan

La France urges the French government to
officially explain the attack upon a caravan
proceeding from Diiboutel to Harrar on French
territory in Africa The Obock garrison sue
cored the caravan and only one person was
killed. La Fraao, declares that the incident is
significant because it comedies with the dis
patch Of Loo British troops to HarraE
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Will Not Marry Prince Muraf.

Maitre Cachart of Coudert freres, the legal
advisers OF Miss Gwendoline Caldwell in Paris,
told the New York World correspondent Satur-
day that he could announce. on the authority
of Miss Caldwell herself, that the Murat mar
rage project is dead and buried. He said that
nothing had passed between the parties since
the rupture. Miss Caldwell has left town. She
has no intention Of seeing the prince again.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of Wash
ington as has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an aft davit
Of its circulation.
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Failures.

The Hays manufacturing company, rugs and
blankets, Chicago, has failed for $685.
The Frentress barb wire company, East
Dubuque, Ill, assigned for creditors.
Barnes b Co.. La Porte, Ind, for thirty years
leading jewelers., 90 under for $50, 900.
The riverside and Oswego mills, Boston,
offer 81 cents on the dollar and creditors
accept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-20

In Pittsburg Alderman W. H. Porter. con-
victed Of conspiracy and blackmail, was sem
fenced Saturday to eighteen months in the west
ern penitentiary and to pay fine of $50. Com
stable Sheppard found guilty of same offense was
sentenced to fifteen months in the workhouse.
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Hunting Evidence Against Parneil.

1t is reported that an English agent giving
his name as hurry is in Denver on behalf OF
the London Times and the lawyer in the o Shea
divorce case against Charles s. Parnell The
agent has called upon several prominent Irish
men who refused him a hearing, notwith-
standing that he exhibited his credentials from
the British foreign office and a letter from the
manager of the London Tunes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-20

Sr1EFr PnNos.
Prize Medal PARIS Exposition 200 first premiums.
lndorssd by over LOO music schools aud colleges for
dufatlllty Old Pianos taken in exchange. HE only
Upright that can take the place Of q Grand
PA ElttER a CONLIFF,
dZl-3m 5lI IL th 1t. NV
IL MLET & DAVIS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANOs;
- elegant Holiday styles superb TONES: exquisite
touch, marvellous enduring power. and great inn
proNeinents; 1hE PEhFECT UPRIGHT PIANOf
Choose now. Christmas present for a life time
IL. l. SUMNEl.. AGENT
nj II NJ
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Francis Joseph Not to Abdicate

The report of the intended abdication of the
emperor of Austria is officially and emphati-
cally denied. The story, though so persistent
ly circulated, has no foundation whatever.
His majesty is much annoyed by these rumors.
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Total.

Total. ...........l, S92l Total. .S39
Difference In favor of early morning hours, So.
From these 1000 cases, extending over a
period OF twelve years, it would appear that
death occurs seemingly without any particular
production for any certain hour, and that the
number of deaths for each hour is very evenly
proportioned, considering the large number of
cases taken and the time covered. The only
very positive conclusions have formed from
the figures arc: /. That the idea that more
deaths take place in the early morning hours is
an erroneous one. 2. II stimulants are to be
pushed in disease during these hours, the prac-
tice must be justified upon some other ground
than to avert the possibility Of danger supposed
TO be very probable at this period. 8. That the
vitality Of an individual in disease is not regu-
lated by the same influences or subject to the
same laws that govern the vitality of healthy
human being, the normal equilibrium MAIN
tained In health between the mental and physl-
cal states being altered.
JOHN FRANCIS BURNS, Md,
Senior Assistant Charity Hospital Staff, NY
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NUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonecrs
TRUSTEES SAIL OF NICE LOT, IMPROVED By
lMo-sIOhh FRAME DIV MILLING, No. l643


AIMo-SlOkl FRAME DRILLING, No lGsJ
SINH STREET NoRIHMEST
BY virtue OF deed Of dated December "a n
loSo sud recorded an Ilber No 1861. folio ~ 81 Sl
one OF the land records OF the District OF Coluuaa
and AZ the request Of the holder the note Ne Will
sell az public auction IA frunt 81 the prrmis a On
MEDNkSIAly JANUARY TWENTY Ninth, A ID
lsyo, Al HALf-PAsI -FOUR U'CLO,K IN the
following described real estate situate ia the CITY Of
Washington. District II columbia. WIT: An ihAt
certain piece or Parcel Of land and premises known aud
distinguished - and being part of original lot seven
a., m square four hundred aud seventy seven ca -
contained within the following meie- aid bounds:
Beklhllig Tor the same Oh 9th street thirty tOl
north IRON tie southwest corner said lot run
nnR thence north twenty co iee thence forty
nNe anu SIXTY hundrcdths a. 69-lOOD fesL
Thence south four ~ feet theme fOrty aud
seventy -one hnndredths a. 11-lOOl feet tie rear
llhe OF said lot thence south sixteen 40 feet thence
west ninety three and thirty eight hundredths tu3
S IOO) feet 70 the beginning said piece of land beiug
improved by two-story frame dwelling No. l643
9th street northwest
Terms: One-third cash. balance in three equal in
stallheuts. IN one. two and three years for which
notes OF the purchaser, bearing the rate II
SIX per cent per annum from day sale and secured
by deed OF trust property Sold ui Oc taken or all
cash, AT option OF purchaser depOsit 500 will
be required Al time OF sale and AL AID
recorglne VIII De at purchasers cost. Terms he
Complied with IN tel days from sale prOpcrty will
resold nj risk and cost OF defaultiug purchaser.
BkAIAAltD A. WARMER
LOUIS d. WINE
1l1-dSds Trustees
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1NHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
CATALOGUE SALE
BOOKS
AMERICANA,
MEDICAL BOOKS,
LAW BOOKS.
ENGLISH BOOKS AND
GENERAL LITERATURE;
ALSO
CRAYON PORTRAITS OF ROYAL PERSONAGEs
DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNERS;
COLLECTION OF MINERALS,
To take place at my
AUCTION ROOMS, nth ST AND PA AVE,
Washington. D. e.,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY 81. 22 and 2s, 1890.
At SEVEN O'CLOCK Pm.
THOMAS BOWLING,
aIf-uts Auctloneer
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerL
iRUsTEE,s SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
SITUATED ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN
AND q STREETS NORTHEAST-HOUSE No.

virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iber No.
1426 folio $40 ct seq, of the land records Of the
TWENTY-EIGHTH, DAY ~ JANUARY. 4. D: 1890
premises the following described Land and premises
situate in the city Of Washington, District Of Column
in Chappels subdivision Of lots in square numbered
nine hundred and sixty, ~ Recorded in surveyors
ofhce OF said District In book R.LH, folio i5S To-
gether with all the improvements. Ways easements.
rights, privileges aud appurtensnces TO the be-
longing or in anywise sppertaining This lot viii be
sold subject to two certain dseds Of trust one for
81, 400 aud one fer $500.
Terms: Cash over and above the two trusts noted
Terms Of sale to be complied with in ten days other
erty 1t the risk and cost Of the defGuting purchasr
after ve days public notice Of such reesle IN some
newspaper published in Washington, d. C. Convey
ancIng. &c at purchasers cost deposit Of s9OOre-
Quired ~ time Of sale, CHAs w DkRR
hl6-dkds Hnsfca
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d. H. Denton, wealthy and prominent men,
Der Of the Chicago board of trade, fell dead
Saturday on the Washington park race course.
He was just in the act Of raising gun to his
shoulder for his shot in pigeon contest The
caase OF death was apoplexy. Mr.. Denton was
about sixty years old
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ja20-eodSds GEO. W. sTICkNEY, Trust
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, CARPETS. &c. CONTAINED IN
HOUSE NO. 800 SEVENTH STREET. SOUTH.
WEST
By virtue of An order Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special Orphans
Court business will sell public auction THURS
DAY MORNING. JANUARY IWENJl-THIRD. 1890
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at house No. 500 9TH
street southwest all the Furniture Carpets &C. con-
tanned therein comprising Parlor sets, Chamber Sets
Wardrobes NJ L. Tables Easy Chairs, Mattresses Bed
ding, Sideboards. Dining Tables Chairs China and
Glass Ware, Carpets, Rugs Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C
Terms cash. BENJAMIN q. LAZcNpY.
Administrator. c. ta., OF Julia A. Barker. deceased
tal
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At Cleveland, Ohio. Honor n

Al Cleveland, Ohio, Homer R. De Wolf,
a lawyer, charged with taking 81. COO be,
longing to widow and defrauding several
prominent citizens, is missing Hin case is be-
lore the grand Jury. Poker and women.
The Minneapolis Journals Bismarck, North
Dakota. special says: The house met at 7
am. yesterday. The sergeant-at-arms pulled a
number OF absentees out Of bed before a
quorum was secured. The speaker called the
house TO order by lanpnsht.
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PEKEMRT0KY SALE OF a Three: sToNY AM

lJENEMPI ON1 SALE OF A THIEE.SIUKH AND
Il BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, No 1906 RIGGS
81 Rect NORTHWEST.
Will offer sale i'll front of the premises on
TUESDAY 1HE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. 1890 AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
lot numbered SO IN square 239.
Terms: Property sold subject to deed of trust to
secure $1,000 three year from May 1883 interest
per cent, One-third OF the purchase money in
excess of said deed Of trust to be paid in cash and the
balance IN one and two years, with interest at tie rate
OF per cent per annUln, payable sem-annually,
secured by deed Of trust on the property all cash.
at the option of the purchaser 90 deposit of
sale All conveyancing and recording purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with ten days resale
at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
Jal6-d&ds GEO. W. SIlCkNEY, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
RATCLIFFE, DARR L CO.. Auc,ioneers.
IL go Peuusylylnis ave n -

RADCLIFFE. DARR l. co. Auctioneers,
~ S2O Pennsylvania ave nv.
PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE
CONTENTS OF THE OLD ESTABLISHED
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE COR. ~. ST.
A ANI} PA; AVE NV, f0hMERLI kNoMN As
CO.'S, CONSISTING IN FART OF BOOKS BY
ALI. THE POPULAR AUTHORS IN CHEAP AND
ZINE BINDINGS, SEASIDE, LOvELL'S AND
oTHER LIbhARIES, hull line OF FINE
SIATIONERl, LIBRARY AND COUNTING
HOUSE SUPPLIES, IRON SIZE, FIXTURES
AND SHOW CASES, LETTER PRESS. sc. &C.
On SATURDAY. JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, 1890,
beginning at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK NJ and
continuing each evening thereafter until
Al Is sold We will sell the above welseected stock of
Goods Ms partly mentioned to the highest bidders,
which We invite general attention,
Store for rent and lease be had for term of
kATCLIFFE DARR & co.
@Io-ot Auctioneer&
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WEEKs & co. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.

We will SELL by public auction ut the store of u K
Fulton, l2lS Pennsylvania avenue commencing
TUESDAY, JANUARY TwENTi-EIRST, at Ten
O'CLOCK !. NJ, his stock of Forfeited Pledges from
634fI TO B4266. shelf department, inclusive. Also,
sllverware No. $40 safe department.. Sale To
sist oil ladies' and Gents Clothing all kinds Books
Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Lap Robes, Rugs Carpets
Bed Clothing, Dress Goods, Shaws Guns, Rifles,
Noivers, kazors, Shears Clippers Knives. Forks fou-
reens Casters Trays Orera Glasses Umbrellas CaEes
Musical, Mathematical and Mechanical INSTRUMENTS
Oil Paintings-No s3t - and 81, 25l-Sc.
Sale to continue MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK and
EVENINGS at VEN O'CLOCK until all the lots are
sold. Ticket hold FRS please take notice.
. Ii. X. FULTON, Pawnbroker.
WEEKS CO., Auctioneers tal Ar