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The daily critic., 1890-10-10
PERU FLOWING.
The !Way the Soil Is TnIed In That
Country.

The IWay the Soil Is titled In That
Country.
From Hs NflB T0Tk Stlf.
The land is plowed in the following
manner: From six 10 a dozen teams Of
oxen are put at work in single field Of
twenty OF thirty acres. The oxen are
''yoked'' by tying a heavy beam across
their foreheads. To THIS beam the
plOW Is attached, an the force being ap.
piled by the head, instead Of the shoul-
deIs. The plow Is a crooked stick or
branch Of a tree, the point faced with
iron The Hebrews, when they TILED
The soil IN the time Of Moses had a
plOW made in the same way. Intelli-
gent Peruvians contend that they do
not need 10 ploW more than two or
three inches deep-simply enough 70
loosen the soil So as 20 enable the seed
10 take root. The water used In iTFi-
eating is said 10 be rich in plant food,
further Obviating the necessity Of deep
plOWing. Ii may also be added that i'm
proved plOWs suitable for this country,
are row manufactured In Europe snd
the United States, but Il goes without
saying that they are very different from
The pl0W used Dy an American farmer.
They are light and small, having a
close resemblance 20 the original
crooked stick. Another peculiarly of
every Peruvian plow Is that ID has only
one handle. The driver carries IN one
hand large goadi twelve OF fifteen
feet in length with which 20 touch up
his team, and he manages the plow With
the other hand.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
NEGRO AND CATFISH.
a CoIored citizen Kius Monster
Mlsslssippi Fish.


MisslssippI Fish.
From ne LoalsrUs C0mmsrcial.
BIZ Anderson is a negro Of chocolate
hue, 80 years Of age, who says that his
occupation consists largely Of "iust
fishing around" He fished around
considerably yesterday afternoon on the
falls near the Indiana shore. lie was
using cast net, and about . o'clock, In
attempting TO make a haul, met with
such resistance that he fancied IL had
caught on a rock. But Il had not The
cause Of the trouble was a monster Mis-
sisslppi River catfish, which had become
CntanglCd IN the meshes. When Bill
saw the size OF the fish he was dazed
and only recovered from his astonish.
ment In time 10 prevent the bewhiskered
giant OF Southern rivers from escaping:
for II was full minute before the fish
realized the state OF his affairs.
When he did, however, he made sev.
eral mighty plunges that broke many Of
the meshes, and a hole big enough for
freedom was almost finished before his
captOr decided 10 adopt desperate meas
urcs. The negro plunged into the swift
water, grabbed the net and tried 10 pull
II ashore. The fish was too strong for
him, though, and instead Of negro catch
ing "Cat, "cat' was catching negro.
To add TO the interest Of the situation
both had become entangled IN the net.
After an exciting struggle, in which
Anderson was carried several yards
down stream TO the edge of a deep and
dangerous eddy, where he would have
been surely drowned, he struck big
rock and fortunately was able TO brace
himself against II. Then he reached
over and caught hold Of one Of the big
fins, which was a foot long, and draw
ing his knife from his hatband, where
he always carries II, stabbed the fish In
the head until il expired. Anderson
was wet TO the armpits. but he was also
the pTOudest man In town. lie sold the
fish for Sl2. IS TO Twelfth street dealer,
who shipped II 10 ElizabethtOWn, where
II will lend distinction TO colored picnic
to-day.
The fish weighed l15 pounds, and was
g feet inches ia length.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
he WAS NO HsYSEED.
But City WAYS We're just Little
Strange TO Him

But City WAYS We're just Little
Strange 70 Him.
~ am q stranger in this town. said
man with a fur cap on, rs he entered
the Woodbridge. street station house the
other day, says the Detroit Free Press.
We'll queried the Sergeant
well, I was up here on the Avenue
looking about the buildings, and | says
20 myself SAYS I:
It's mighty lively town, and
every man seems TO be good natured.
Yes
That's what I said. you know, when
a driving Of it motions TO me and asks
il want a ride.
This Is kind, says I, as hoped
on. II IN only q stranger here and yet
the people can't do too much for me. p
81 see
Well, I had just got seated when a
chap comes in an holds out his hand.
Says I to myself, says I
'Ow's this? They not only ask me
10 ride. but are glad Of my company.
III shake, of course ] will.
"Wellg'
w ELL What dld the ueCeiNcr do h1t
left In my face and demand pay, and
when I expressed my feelins as to such
conduct he gave me a lift of the car
and 1umbled on Says I TO myself,
says I
III 60 around to the police aud see
If II is regular and above board, and
here / am
When informed thatit was regular and
according to custom, he replied.
Then, It's all right, and my ig-
noranCe is to blame for t. It's all In
being used to the customs, you know
I'm thankfully obliged, and when I
was coming here ! says to myself,
says |
IF the police say it's all right, then
I've nothing further to say. but the
next driver who asks me to ride will
get my left duke on his blinker as
warning that I'm no hayseed. 80
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Elie0

BURNS on Thursday October $500 az
s 3. M, Elolse Ross Burns. daughter ul A. b.
and A a. Burns aged I. months and II days
Funeral from the residence Of her parent s.
632 j street northwest saturday the nth
inst. az Do "a, ~.
BARRoN.-Ou October @ 1850 Thomas a.
Barron.
Funeral from bis late residence, Az 4 street
southwest, sunday, October ~, az o'clock
b. m. Relatives, friends and members ui
l54s, k, ut IT, are invited % alteud
ANpRENs Wednesday, October s. 1890,
Elsie RebeCCa Andrews. daughter of FRANK
and Lydia andrews, be- her sth year,
FRANCIS October S, ls9l AZ bis Iats rl-.-
tence, 1928 Massachusetts avenue George
Francis, IN the t3tl year or nle age
Funeral saturday. october ~ an 3 p. M
BARNEY In Grand Isle. Vt October 3
1850, Charles E Barney n Billings Mont.
luteImelt al sWaurulr 5 q,
CuLBERT-At s.85 b. m. wednesday Out
beg s ESQ, Richard Colbert after short anal
painful illness, MICH be bore with Christian
Of faith, AGED il years months days.
funeral sunday. October l4 an $3.50 y. me-.
from John Wesley ~ y church Connect
cut avenue, between ANA M streets ualfl-
$3.50 p nv Relatives aud friends ara ras#gH
fully invited lu attend
GAskINs Departed this Eia 0r1aHa
l-ap, eaEah Z 6asAlus, tle beloved wife
James h. . aa-alns, after a long aul u4.H.
Illness which She bore With true Clr.=..a-
kEIL-0u Wednesday, October S. l-ag. as
1880 ., u, after q short ana palltl. aaa-
az Als late residence ilt hl-ull street. s....#
east. 90, rEe hrl- beloved husband " l-H
sf-la hel. AGED s. years. born ll Lsa.
Germany
KBLLY on October lsas. a. ST. Ea
1ela hosHi-aL james kelly, u laa ..l Fg-
~ BIS age
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
EXCESSIVE INDUSTRY
Men Thus A mIcted Are Seldom Known
Till They Die.


From Al ne Year Round.
Some men work because they love
work and hate play. They do not shine
in society; they have no conversation
the fair sex are not passing fair to their
distorted vision; the whitewashed cell
ing Of their office and its shabby fittings
are more attractive to them than land.
scapes or Italian skies, and they are
under the agreeable thrall Of no divert
inc hobbies
In Heavens name, let such men work
all through the day, IL they like il.
They accumulate immense fortunes.
and even though they may be miserly
In their lifetime, when they die some
one benefits by their millions.
A man Of this kind on an enforced
holiday is a very compassionable
object.
] remember one such who, while
driving through some Of the most en-
trancing scenery Of our land on a fair
summer day, hid his face behind a Jour.
nal Of the money market all the time.
His doctor had told him he would kill
himself II he did not take a change. He
obeyCd the letter Of the Injunction, but
not the spirit. And he did really die a
little while after Of paralysis Of the
brain, or something Of the kind, due to
excessive industry.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
washInrton stoek Fxcbanre

sales-Regular Call-l2 o'clock m
Wash. Market Imp. Bonds g 900 40 rs.
Amer. Graphophone, so az IS.
Miscellaneous Bonds - u. s. Electric
Light lst, G's, lOl; u. s. Electric Light,
2d, 6's, 1853; W. & G. Il. K. 1910 6's,
R93-'23, 1851; W. & q. Convertible 6's,
ll5; Masonic Hall Assn, Sc, ls0s, l0d;
Wash. Market Co, lst Mort, 6's, 10;
Wash. Market Co, Imp, 6's, rs; lnl'd &
seab0aTd Co., 6's, q 1897, -; Wash. 1t.
Infantry, lst, 6's, 1904, 0s; Wash. It. In
fantry, "a, rs, 1904, 9S; Wash. Gas Light
Co, Ser. A, 6's, ll0; Wash, Gas Light Co
Ser. b, 6's, 100; Hygenic Ice Co., lst Mort
0's, -; American Security and Trust, 100.
National Bank Stoeks-Bank Of Wash
ingion, $50; Bank Of Republic, 27O; Metro
poliian, 2lO; Central, so; Second, 200;
Farmers and Mechanics, ~; Citizens, i7O;
Columbia, l75i; Capital ,ll9; West End 100;
Traders, l25; lincoln, rs.
Railroad Stocks - Washington aud
Georgetown, 80; Metropolitan, 80; Co
lumbia, -; Capitol aud North u Street,
60; lexington and Soldiers Home, 65s;
Georgetown aud Ieunallytown, 5ii Bright
wood, -.
Insurance FireIlen's, 46; Frank
lin, 53l; Metropolitan, so; National Union,
81; Arlington, lS5, COrcOran, 654; COlum-
bia, l7t German American, $50; Potomac,
So; Riggs, s.; Peoples, ST; Lincoln, 81.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate
Title,l2 COLUMBIA Title, 6!, Washington
Title ~.
Gas and Electric Light Washing
ton Gas, AZ; Georgetown Gas, 50; u. s.
Electric Light, ISL.
Telephone ks-PenusylYania, %,
Chesapeake and Potomac, 40; American
GTaphOphone, l4s.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W Washington Mar
let Co., Ia; Washington Brick Machiue
Co., $40; Great Falls lee Co., 3OO; Bull
Run Panorama Co, q; National safe De-
posit, 245; Washington Safe Deposit, l25;
Washington Loan and Trust Co., a.; Ma
tiOnal Topographic, l9l; MeTgeuthaler, l3.
Pneumatic Gun Carriage, &; American
Security and Trust Co, G6; Lincoln Hall,
20; Hygieuic lee Co., - Iuteroceau
Building Co., -.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ArrrInv sArrs

TEOEGEw. srICENEY. Aucuonegr
~ NO a8i d street
TRUSTEES SALE on EALTAHre IW
PROVED HEAL ESTATE lN IVY CITY
U. o..
Ev virtue uf decd of trust duly recorded
awUfg fNa land r..0fds of fho District u' GO
.lwn.a. In rl.r .fa folio 1s Hf .e %. and at
'hr written request W. fHe holder ui tHs
notes secured au fHe hereinafter Ge sraa
I.t wo viii srII no uuuH auction ir front o..
t.c premises au MEnN NEsuAh. TIE 18TH
DAY nF OCTOBER $500. az O'Clock %. u.
a. fHat certain r.o w part.. ol ground
.r ne aud being 10 the County of Washington,
.u .l District and known q. |n' seventeen
.I .n block e.ghf |-.. H' the .u division u'
fNv D.tv. u g.. as laid down in fUe plat books
of TIE surveyor Ohsyo of the District Oi Coz
.U..8
Terms of sale. ss5lU1 .n cash. balance n
one year. at per cent. per anuum t.H paid.
secured 10y deed of trust on the property.
ur all cash if desirc1i sl1o deposit af fims of
sole. A.I eouveyhuciug 90 purchasers .1 U
ICfm- tO DE compiled with within Zen days
sell ht purchasers cost and risk.
WILLIAM CRUTESHAEk.
WILLIAM T. DkfE,
UCsGf Trustees.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
HIarrieo.

OSWALD BURNS On October q 1850, az
i2os Fifth street northwest in washington,
ID. O., David e, oswald 10 Nellie NJ. Burns
OWENS -EDWARDS.-Ou wednesday, OC-
Prince Georges County ma. by Rev. John
r. Wright, Mt Charles a. owens % Miss
Ciaudine M. Edwards.
No cards.
JENKINs-WILLTA Thursday, Og-
tober % lsa0. az 81 Miehaels Church Bristol
r. L., by the Rev. George i. Locke, Miss Maria
beaverton Williams % Dr. Ralph jenkins 20
HashiaEtuu u. q.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Hnrnrstnun EnIr

The B. & O. r. r. Co. will sell excursion
tickets 20 Hagerstown, including admission
10 the Fair for all trains October 18th 20
18th inclusive, valid for return until Oc-
tober 18th inclusive, at reduced rates, and
on Thursday, October 10th, will run
special train, leaving Washington 73O a.
M. Tickets good for this day only 90, in
clulinr almissinn To the falr
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

DisiTlct Of Colombia, County 0f Washlagi0H 80.
/, E. sOUTHARD PARKER, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear that
The above statement is true % the best of my
knowledge ard belief.
+. SOUTHLAND PARKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
sth day Of October, isaO.
THOs. II. YOUNG, Notary Public.
COrTect-Attest:
MYBON NJ PARKER,
ALBERT r. FOX.
GEO. TRu EsDELL,
II. X, WILLARD,
BRAlNARD II. WARNER,
CROSBY s. MOVES,
% q, STAPLES.
B. h. LEIGHTON,
CHAS Is. BAILEY,
JOHN B. LAhNEH,
WM B. GURLEY,
JOHN JOY EDISON,
CHAS. e. DuNCANSONs
W. Z, BARKER,
DIFe1tOrz
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

The way to make money IS to save a..
Hoods sarspaHlla Is the most economical
medicine TO buy, as Il gives more doses for
the money than any other, Sold by all
druggists.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rg" REPORT OF THE CONDITION
~ or THE
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
INGTON
At Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
At the Close Of Business, October ?, 1890.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Has LIvsdItDoWu.

fTlEl Hlf hIlsls lal Journal
William Walter Phelps. Minister 10
Germany has come home for a YaCz-
zion. His distinguished services abroad
have earned for him the respect Of his
C0uuuymen and the hostile press no
longer coutemptuoasly dub him Willy
MallF.'
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
For the Celebration OF ths EmancIpa-
non PROCLAMATION az RIehmond.

October l5, Is and a., the Penna. H. K.
viii sell tickets az rate Of 81. 80 for the round
trip, October l4th To lTth, good 10 return
and fireworks on the 10th special train VIII
leave B & L. station at midnight on the
18th 10 arrive iu Richmond on the early
morning Of the 10th, aud returning vii
leave Richmond az midnight on the l6lh,
Regular trains leave Washington 40 4.30
and 1857 a. m. aud 3j p. m. Tickets are
HuuF nn ans Fr4Ir
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

The ehirupolist may strive 90 lead 10 bis
choseu profession bl be is generally
found AZ the fool.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

h1aJ1 FEET RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE,
49, CdIROPODIST,
lil0 Penna. ave, opposite Willard's Hotel
Thousands from TAR and near visit Dr. Whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
OF Corns, buuiOns, diseased nails and an
other foot troubles. Hours. S a. m. 20 p. m.
putting the feet in good order, Established,
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ID nYsHEE.IL.

Indigestion. aud stomach dis1rdaEs, use
BROWN's IRON BlTTERs.
AN dealers keap iL 81 Per bottle. Genuine haz
lla1g-aaark eld lrlssld r-d Inca on wrapper.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
HoJsEs FoB RBNI

LU SUMS .C -I.E on UEE lElE
Ila atlFl Is only . ugEtIul ll llE uEapar.E
o. UF taaks. Eur tll lst can a. once llE
blle.Z -5-ad ll -l5 lsl all ls-l-
MAaGAMAE
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
ron sALE ann RENr-

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL BY
THOMAS r WAGGAMAN, on street.
Changes made wednesdays and saturt avs.
z-sTORT BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOB
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
special Train 10 KIchmond Tor the
Emancipation Celebration

Richmond for the parade aud dreW1Tks on
Ile 10th lhe Pennsylvania Railroad VII
Iu . special Train, leaving B & u, station
aE midnight on the 18Th aud returning,
leave Richmond al midnight On the l6lh
he rate Wiu bg single fare lor the round
uip. Tickets WLl also Is sold Tor IaEul AZ
trains October l4 t0 ~, good 10 return
until and including the 20tl at same rate.
Traius leave M ashugllu at $50 au1 1897
a. m. and a.55 3. m.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10
Personal.

PERSONAL
/ ATIEs WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES
II uf long established aHd reliable
ladies physician may consult Mrs. DIR
WILSON, lll5 PARK Place, n e, bet aud q
aud nth and l-tb SIS e. Consultation with
lad es only sel7,lm-
NOV Is THE TINE. We WILL PAY
~ "blE money for gents hrst-Class sec
ond-hand clothing. Address or call a.
JusfH's OLD STAND. 6l8 d st.n.w
FOR sALEHOUSEs
ENOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house, just huishiugs nydraut iu
yard; lOt l5Xll5; snug home; price, ssl0, Ar-
ply 10 ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. 2, .l3
i5th 81
EOR sALE-THREE OF THE CHEAPEST
IT houses IN Washington, 100, l05 and no
ilth g g two-story and basement, brown
stone trimmings q rooms aud baths electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance 70 suit Or trade for good lots.
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Oh. J. r. BERRY, ID. ID. s., Who f0I
several years has been Assistant Demon
slrafUr Of the Medical University Of Mary
land, Baltimore, has opened an once al
100 Fifteenth street northwest Tue
comes 10 Washington with many testi
mouials from high ana trustworthy pro-
fessional sources. Give hlm a CaL
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

Edward SanderliH a negro barber
Of Denver has acquired a fortune Of
$500, GOO. and now deyotes bis time 90
collecting his rents. Heis the Wea.thiest
negro In The West
The daily critic., 1890-10-10

A PEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class ianitorship, IN the FOsT BUILDING,
for rent at low rates 70 hrst-cIass tenants.
Apply 10 sTILsoN HUTCHINs, og Post
Building, OF FRANK MAGUIRE, superiu-
tanaeur-
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THE GAZETTE.
FRI ,s.a DEosaBEa 10.

WILL Go ON THE STAGE -Mre: VIM.
Gleno, nas Miss Miriam Armstrong, who
hes for .evera, NJ 1nths baen a5 Theatrical
training soho1l 10 Nav York, has accepted
the role of Nma. Leypsron 10 'rhc Clam
eau Casen win the Barrymore Con-
psny, and will make her debat in Bangor,
M, o. N 5ndr> night. Mrs Gem is tha
daughter oi,he Rev Js1es G Armstrong,
D. D, formerly rector of the Protestant
Episcop1i Cnurch OF S.. Phi.ii", ia Atlanta.
D.. Armstr i,g was ooe If The meet promt,
nsnt PREACHERS OF me foid. While pastor
OF The Monumental Church IN R,cbmcbd.
be 9as written up "a the probable iona
Wike- 10Th. TIE D actor seemed aot to
d,scou, age the fad. Hs was called 70
Allan q, where his talents were soon heid
In high estim alton. During asumuer va
ca,iou ne bad the mnfsrtune 20 spend q
week Ia Cioclnnati. whore little episode,
brought on him ten years suspr nsion
from the ministry The society people If
Atlanta, however, upheld the doctor and
his family. About q year ago Miss Miriam
merrisd William Glenn, union which
brought her congratulations from all sides.
They were married bu. few days, how
ever, when q separation took place, and the
lady went to New York to study for the
lyric stage. Now the news COM s that she
has changed her MUD and will make her
debut in 1.-THE Clemsuceau Case"
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WARRENToN rains Nos. 81, So 81 and

WARRENTON rains Nos. 81, so 81 and
and 90 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIvISION-Daily, exceptSundsy
Leave Rocky Mt. 600 q. NJ, arrive Franklin
Junction $50 a. m; leave Franklin Junction
7:20 p. M, arrive Rocky Mt. 1870 p. N.
Gordonsville s:15 p. m. and 11:45 a. In. daily
and 800 8. m. daily except Sunday. Returning
leave GordonsvilIe for Orange 1890 a. M, so
D. m. daily, and TOO a. m. daily except Sunday.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
ALL TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria from depot at 800 8. N.
and A:45 D. M; arrive at Round Hill 11:30 q.
m. and 7:20 p. m. -r.,,ooo
and so D. m, arriving at Alexandria st 1923
a. m. and 5:35 p. m.
Gaze Washington at 6:25 p. NJ, and arrive 1T
eesburg at $50 D. nj Leave Lresbu'g at 4:40
a. m. aud arrive at Washington at 6 35 a. N.
Tho 900 a. 10. train from Alexsndria connects
at Round Hill with stage for Blue Ridgo,, Berry
Vile and Winchester, and at LeesouTg with stsgeH
for Aldie and MiddlebuTg.
Tho 900 s. m. train and $40 p. n. trsin rem
Alexandria connect at vienns with stsgoe fof
Fairfax Court House.
On trains Nos. 30 and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ars between New York and Atlanta, and AT
lanta sud New Orleans.
On trains Nos 90 and 53 Pullman Bufe YES
5bule Sleepcrs between Washington and foE
Orleans. snd Washington and Birmingham, Wis
Danyille, and Washington and Hot Springs via
Salisbury.
sleepers between Washington and Cincinnati and
On trains Nos. 81 and 90 Pullman Buffer
sleepers between Washington and Greensboro
~ On trains Nos. 81 srd 50 Pullman sleeper
between Washington and Memphis. via Lynch
through tickets on GALE at the principal stations
to sll points. For rates OF information apply 20
shy agent Of the Company, or to
G. NJ. BoRUM, D. P. A, Lynchburg, Va
JAMES L. TAYLOR, G. P. A, Washington, d.
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FOE SALE BY
O'NEAL Il LUNT.
CORNFR KING AND FAIRFAX ST2E EFT


House and lat No 1l3 Columbus street, be.
tween King and Prnco; 8 rooms, SO feet 9 ucbes
front by go feet deep. Peco 81, 500
Houses Nos. 427 and .:29 Columbus street in
J perfect order, built ony enc year; q rooms bath
room, china coset, Lstrobe stoves in psr!ors.
sill modern anyeuicncas.
Large Brick, 8 rooms. sli il good order, spleu.
dill location, largo ysrd attached.
Fine story Brick 8 rooms, on Prince street
near Washington; , story brlck bsck building ali
| in perfect ord With modern conveuieueeS.
story 6riek Rouse on Columbus ST. between
King snd Prince; ! rooms in perfect ordur.
! % acres ot Land st Fails Chutch.
aeres of Land ut West End OF Fails bnrcb
about 100 ysrds from station. Wlll trate for
Alexandria business property
Store aud Dwelling at the corne- Of 81. Assph
and Glbbon street,; stsbng anu tTut This ia
good stand Tor business.
Fine now story snd attic cottage style ..
Dwelling st the u. " cor. Wsshlryrou aud Pen
dleton streets. This property il drst-c!sss srd n
rapidly improving part of the city. Lot 90 Zee!
| front by 80 feet deep.
| Houses on Payne street, hetSeen King and
Cameron one OF rooms, and the other : rooms
water and eas pipes in house
Nice Brick Honse, with large sid. lot on Fair.
fax street. between Cameron and Queen; 9 rooas,
modern Improvements.
Largo House aud Lot on Franklin street %.
80 feet front by $50 feet deep splendid location
for garden.
House and store on Franklin street good oc,
| tipn for business.
Hou es on Ho,ry street, near Cameron.
1 House and Lot on Prince street, between
Alfred and Patrick
Fine Dwelling suitable for boarding house or
hotel on ROys street. between King and Prince.
2 lots Gu Columbus street, between Madison
and First.
3 Houses in West End; $50 feet front by 200
| feet deep. jy2S
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By 3. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.

A 8 ADMINISTRATORS with the will asnexed
IA of Thomas @. Carter, will sell st public
auction in front Of the Royal street entrance to
the Market Building on
wv SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1891,
ct 10 o'clock noon, the following property, in the
city of Alexandria Va; viz:
All that j EN- MENT and LOT OF GROUND
at tho southwest corner Of Camerou and West
streets, an running back one hundred and thir-
asen feet five inches
Terms Of Sale: One-third of the purchase mon
ey in cash, and the residue at six and twelve
months from day of sale; the deferred payments
to besr interest from day of sale, and the tile to
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
Is paid. All convsyancing at cost of pul chaser
A. W. ARMSTRONG.
dec16 ia Adur. C. E, of T. c. Carter