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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.- -"'
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TRUsTEEg SALE OF ELEGANT LOT AND
Il SNAIL BRICK HOUSE, No 1875 sIRkET
sEyENTEENIH STREETS, Bling rs THE
FASHIONABLE PART OF THE NORTHwESI
On TUESDAY THE TwENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, $780, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. PM, at the
request OF the parties secured shall offer for sale
by auction, in front Of the premises under the pro-
visions Of deed Of trust dated April II, 1856 and
records Of the District of Columbia ali that certain
piece or parcel OF land and premises known aud dis
tinguisbed a and being
ALL OF LOT "a. SQUARE ISL,
fronting 20 feet by depth of 80 feet improved By
Two-story Brick Dwelling House. No lo26 o street
northwest
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance Of purchase
money in one and two years. with interest rate
of per cent per anuuin, payable SENT annually and
to be secured by deed Of the prcmises or all
cash. at option OF purchaser. $20o down time Of
sale. Conveyancing, &C., At cost of purchaser Terms
to be complied with in ten days otherwise right re-
served to resell ct risk aud defaultnE pur-
chaser after five days advertisement resale in
some Newspaper published in v sshington. DC.
ISAAC l. JOHNSON,l 80.
JOHN NJ. LAwTON,y irustees
oQ-eokds DUNCASON BROS, Auctiopecrs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA1N.
o. o. W. srIcKNEY. Auc,iopeer. 93o = q.
TEpsTEEs, SALE OF u yaLpABlE IMPROVED

PROPERTY. BEING HOUSES NCMBEEs FROll
l2lS 10 l232 SECOND s1kEET NOE1HMEsT
Iiber No. 144$ folio ~ Of the land foI
the District o. Colc nabia sud at the request III,
q Tie premises. on IJEsDA, Thk TWENTY
O'CLOCK NJ, the following descri ed property il
the city OF Washington H. OF e. TO wit: The south
feet front by the Gsilh thereof Of lot 81 and all
lots 90 ~ ana 4S and the north 10 feet front b.
depth thereof Of lot A. IN . recorded suod vision
lots IN square 597. Sold subject trusts
the snm of s4.3ls.i6 and interest
Terms Of SAFE: Cash Of said deeds OF trust
u 10 deposit Will be required at time OF sale Term
TO be complied with in ten days the property vii
be resoic az risk and cost OF defSultins purchase
After nSs day. advertisement in the Evening STAT.
II b MONLTQN,l rru.teea
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THIS EVENING.

Ut. CLAIR FECHNER. AUCTIONEER GIL PA
p ave. under metropolitan Hotel. sells THIS LvEN-
ING lnreieemed Pawn brosers Pledyes cd and Sill
yer Watches. Guns, Cutlery. Musical Instruments,
Opera Glasses. sl1-:}m
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A marriage has been arranged for November
between Capt William Sydney Cumming Of the
Royal Marines and Alice, daughter Of Edmond-
son 0oEter Of Baltimore.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE BOUNDED BY
SIArEkNTH sIKEsT. SEN IA MIshlhE AVE

BY virtue of deed of trust given TO us, duly
corded IN lber l21 folio SO, et Sec. Of the land
records for the District u Columbia. will sell
EkiDAf, the TWEN DAY OF &C ro-
Bkh, AID. 1890, at FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, In front of
the premises all that certain piece parcel land
and premises situate and be city Washington.
District of Columbia and known and disting
all OF square south Of square hundred and nty
eight uSS), together with all the rishts, easements
privileges and sIpurtenances the beonglng
in any wise thereto appertaining.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in equal payments
At ono and two from day of sale 10 given
oear1nS Per cent per snnum. interest payable srni
annually, and TO be secured by deed trust ON prop
erty sold or all cash. at OPTION of purchaser. de-
post of H. 900 required at time OF sale Couveyxnc-
ing &C. III chaserscost Terms 70 be complied with
in ten days otherwise trustees the rsht
sell the property at the risk and the de-
purchaser after i've days of such resale
in some newspaper published in wasningson, ID. G.
RobT y hnLlZMAN.l Trpste.s-
o14-dSds L FRANCIS RIGGS, ( AFussec~s
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Join NJ LAWTON, Trustees
o0-eokds DUNCASON BROS, Auctioneers
fyHANCERY SALE OFyALUABLE UNIMPRoVEp
IMPROPERLY SITUATED AT The COLNEK OF
TMENTY-sECOND AND d STREETS NORTH

tHANCEhf SAlsE Of VALUABLE UNtMPRONED
IMPROPERLY SITUATED AT The COIN Err OF
IwMxEENETY-sEcoND AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue snd pursuance Of decree passed in the
cause OF Sarah Hindman Meredith ct al. VS. Joseph
Nicholson barney ct 81. being cause No. 2,533. an
equity. in the supreme Court of the District OF 10
lameia. shall % MSstee. o. wEDSEspAl, THE
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK I'm, in front Of the
premises offer for sale At pubic auction the following
real estate All that piece parcel Of ground situate
anu being in the city of Washington aud known aud
designated the ground plat plan thereof lot
number three 90. In squar. number eighty three (s
in the city Of Washington in the District OF Column
bs. SAIL ot being situated on the corner Of Twenty
property conveyed by Benjamin stoddsrd to William
Aindman by deed. dated January sixteenth ll0l
eighteen hundred and seven 1S07.D
Terms Of sale: ne-third 90 purchase money cash
balance in two CD equal Estaiinents Il -
and eighteen 1s) mouths With interest six 90 per
centun per snnuin from day of sale, notes Of pur-
chaser for deferred psyments 70 B. gIyen secured by
deed Of trust on the property all cash. the
Of the purchaser or pnrchasers Terms must be com
piled with within seven days from day Of sale. Two
hundred to2oOl dollars deposit must he made when
the property is knocked down All conveyancing q
GISnr WISE aARSrT TIA T Err ::
ouNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ol4-eokds
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RATcLIFFE. pARR 4 Gu. Aucuoscsr..

fhf f hMPd 10 r sally 9T yxLrABLE BUILDING
BETMLEN IlGHTEkNTH AND NINETEKNTH
slkEk1s NORTHWEST
On "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER TWIN
Ih,,sESoND az HAf-PASr FOCk O'CLOCK 20
VIII SOL IN frOnt Of the premises
LoI 81 IN SQUARE 132
Having front 81 - on The north siAe Of str~es
cstseeh ISth and 18th streets. with d~pth Of 100
10 an alley An elegant opporfuDity % securs cne
eullahs sites IN the fashionable quarter.
Iernss cover and shove the two deeds OF trust ons
ior sI.sOV que January %. 1881. aud one for s32A
que June 1871, both bearing interest the
per CENT Der aDnunl): CAsh. A depost of e2oO rer
Yurea AZ TINE OF sale Terms 20 be compiled with IN
niteen days from the day Of sse or the rtxht A re-
served 10 resell the property tho rtsk ana c.f OF a.
detAulting purchaser. AL couveyancinF ana record
ms At purchasers cost
ol5d RADCLIFFE. pARR CO, Auc.s
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A LITTLE TOWN IN MAINE.
But to Reach 1t From Bangor One
Must Go Through Canada.

PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES or THE CANADIAN
LINE ON THE SUBJECT OF THE rARrFF-rr
WAS ALL M'KISLEY-pAD HOTEL AccoxMoDA-
TONS
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TIE Lovxsr RArss ron WORMS ID via the
Chesapeake AID Ohio Railway. once, Ne. SIS
Pc sye.-Adk
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Art Of the Tailor.

mo two men, even Of exact height and
weight" said a prominent New York tailor the
other day, ''can wear the same clothes and be
ft. IL tho measurement were exactly the
same, which it never is, they couldn't do il.
Why2 Now, don't know. But have found
10 to be fact The measurement for pair OF
trousers, for instance, might be exactly the
same, yet one man will have to be allowed from
one to three inches more length in the legs than
the other. The man who is naturally
stout or fat, and the man who has
grown fat late in life, may look
aud even measure actually alike, but the
same cut OF cloth will never ft both. Herein
lies the great art of tailoring. The variations
III the construction of the human body are
marvellous. Now, the man who Just left-he is
minister Of the gospel. He must have clothes
10 ht him and lit his business. His arm pits,
shoulder blades and arms do not correspond
with those of any other man; nor does the
right side correspond with the lett He prob
ably gestures good deal with his right hand.
he doesn't know that that arm rs fully an inch
longer tnan the other. This structural differ
ence IN men u more general than you would
imagine"
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FUTURE DAYS.
II ATCL1FFE. DARR Il CO.. Aucaoneers

II ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucnoneers
~ $40 Pennave. NV.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF WALNUT FOLD
ING BED. SECRETARY SHAPE, AND COLUM.
ETA EAPEl.r BICYCLE Al AUt TON.
BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia holding special term for pro
bate business, Will sell TUESDAY MORNING
UCTOBE!: TWENTY-EIRST 1890, at ZEN O'CLOCK
At the auction rooms Of Ratcline, barr Co. $50 Pa
ave nw the articles mentioned above, and which
invite attention. THIJS, aEEpI
ol7-3t Administrator of Est Of John T Weisiger
FTNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
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MEDICAL. &C.
OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AsKp.

I'D. YOUNG AND MIDDLE Askp.
II you suffer from any special or nervous disease
Or O. 4. 1heel. 53s North Fourth st., below 6feea
Philadelphia Ia. stating your and receive boo1
Truth" explaining how 90 ret cured sud ekgosanq
quseks DIR 1hee 10 the only Physician IN the Cnite1
states 10 when ali others fail notvi pstsndil,8
what Others Edyertisa Mourn. 70 j D - v. sum
days. yto ~ oe-u
DhOIkssIVkkL MASSAGE CAN BIZ obTAIkK8
II with best VI medical refsrencs by sppytng % slo
tth ST. Nv o-1lM.
ID FAD AND BE NlsE-DR BkOTHERs. 900 D IL
HI sppekrcd before aud MADE oath tbst he v
Tie Oldest lstx1ljsLed 11pert sleclnl1sttn th1sct
Will guarantee cure IN ni diseans q neh 49,
turpish medicine, or charge copsulta too ana Cd
vice ct any hour OF tie DAY. subscIlksed 80
sworn 70 before by Dr. bko1AkkA sAMCkL q
Nll1<S d Notary f0bi1c in and tof ths blstr1ct e
Columbia uss "a day ~ Jniy. leoa sxUNl In
TTHAs NfyiR BEEN coNTRADicTED that
Dr.. BhOTHEkS IL the odest-ests blished advertisr
Me Ladies physician IN tins city. Dr.. BROTHEkA
700 D ST. Az forty-hvs Year, experience. s30-l1s
M ANHoop kEsTuhlp BY USING A BQrIL4
WI or tao of Dr. BRoTHEke' 1nvAgorsuns corasal
Nn cure sny csss Of hervous Dseali0. e0e b q
s-w. nxo-im.
nR. LoBR 32o n. 18TH ST. PHILADRLPHfk
Oh Twenty years exIericnce hend Tor neof
leeziedD containing full psrticulau for hOAk COHu
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFITABLE
" INVEST MEET.
TIE NORTH NEWPORT NEWS IMPROVEMENT

TIE NORTH NEWPORT NEWS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
Incorporated under the laws Of the state Of Virginia
invites subscriptions TO 1900 shares Of $50 each Of
its capital stock. payable a. follows:
Five dollars Der share date of subscription, %
per share per month until payments shall amount tc
s2o per SHARE whom certificate Of paidup stock sha
be issued.
This company having beautiful tract Of land
FRONTING ON JAMES RIVER
stNswport News, Va. win hold its nrst
GRAND AUCTION SALE
of 200 lots 3Ox 90 and 10 feet on the pren,ises
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTIETH, AT
TWELVE II.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash. the balance In equal
installments Of six twelve and eighteen months
the extent of one-half the purchase money thereof
These lots beautifully located on high ground In
the vicinity Of the dry dock and ship yard aud in the
direct pathway Of the present growth Of Newport
NewA
with its vast psrs grain elevator dry dock ship yard
manufactures and existing enterprises, altogether
representing over clio, 90 600 employing its popu
lation of 5000 and its yearly
EXPORTS. AMOUNTING TO NEARLY oS.0o0.oO0
needs no Introduction
Suffice say that while the yearly addition Of new
houses 10 enormous scarcely house remains vacant
and there u . constantly increasinG demand foz
houses and homes By the RAPIDLY increasing popula
ton
No safsr invsstment can Be made In this country
than the purchase OF the stoek ths real estate d
the
NORTH NEWPORT NEWS IMPROVEMENT 90.
Send for prospectus.
Address PO. Boz 102 Hampton, VI.
VIZ. THOMPSON.
Z l. SIMPLE, President
Secretary. ot7fks 70 NILS
I'VE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CON
L TANNED IN STORE EOS sKvINTH STRE1I
NORTHWEST, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING THURSDAY. OCTOBER SIX
TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND oONTIMU K
DAILY UNTIL DIsPOsKD OF.
The stock eonsists In part follows 0iIka vsysts
Fine Dress Goods Linens, Clceks Fun, Cloth. H1an:
nela. besides full line Of UndsswssT, Notions end
Housekeepin9 Goods. usually found in Ars4s,asa
"a sscount Of renewal to 724 7th strsss porthwsst
e1ally invited
o14-1ot 1OIxYs Ancaonsoes
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INFORMANT NOTICE TO yorrxs-Hranred
rates for voters are now being offered by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway For full par
ticulars apply at Office. No. SIS Pa. ave-.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
VVlSsrKa's TNrsRNATIoxAL DicTioHzaI.

rev book from cover 10 ecvSE. fhe yerk - -
ys.sa Idtyr,. stsG q NO. lee. . ss.n fSo $3.50
wye setting and sisessotypiny Lhls :aPsrs yelsai4
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GEO. W. STICKNE

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MAINLAND, NEAR BETHESDA" A SHURi
DISTANCE FROM THE ROCKVILLE TURN
PIKE
By virtue Of certain DEGREES the Circuit Court for
Montgomery county. Maryland, sitting an equity
COURT passed III cause No. 742 wherein Laura " Cow.
ling aud others are com painants and Blanche Cowg
and others are defendants, the undersigned
tees Will offer for sale at public auction the PREM
ises, on SATURDAY, IhE TWENTY-FIVE DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1870, at fOJR O'CLOCK p M
all that tract parcel Of land lying in Montgomery
county, Maryland whereof the late Atwel. Cowing
ded seized and Possessed containing about so acres
more or less, more particularly mentioned and de-
scr1Ded In the proceedings in said cause with the
Irovements thereon, consisting OF . large frame
dwelling house, barn and outbudings
Terms OF sale: One-thl:d OF the purchase money to
be paid on the day OF sale the ratification thereof
by the said court, the balance two equal INSTALL
ments IN one and two from the date of sale
deferred payments TO bear interest from the of
sale and to be secured by the single bills the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with surety eureties he
approved by the said trustees, ali cash option
OF the purchaser purchasers. The title to be re-
tanned by the trustees until full payment OF tue
chase money. All cuIveyancng and recording al the
cost Of tine purchaser purchasers $500 deposit
CURED at the time the property IL knocked down.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
1923 AZ st. NV.
ANDREW Is. DUVALl. z Irustees
pUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts
"a. 40. II. a. I6. 1921 %. "a
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Rev. A. H. Dumaut. q colored PREACHER and
Richard Campbell, colorsd, Of Sumter county.
sc, have been arrested for the murder Of
Primus Jones, who vas killed at q PRAYER meet
ing by those who claimed to he inspired 10 kill
any wicked man.
The removal Of tho Canadian EXPORT dutv nm
ioGs IL showing its effects. Already there Is An
enormous revival in the shipments to the
United States. One dealer ct Ottawa slons Ia
applied for 400 cara
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AUCTION SALES.
EITIRE NAYS
CEo. W. sTIcKNEY. Asctionc.r. sso 81

PiR sEiII6 Z SALE Ne, OF -SMpsBI-E UsIA:
on TMELFrH sIREEr AND Ok FEEr On .
sIREIT NokIHEssL AND CONTAINING
w ofer for sale IN trout q the premises on TUES
DAY, ThE IwkN1l-flRSr DAY OF OCTOBER
81 both inclusive l?Ngs 70 l2-foot Ailey. orsr.
tnal lots Is aud Ia hluck =. Trinidad.
Terms OF sal: s1O0 cash. 80 10 months ana
the halAnCe IN months. with interest al rer cent
Per annum. able sent annually. as cash will lie
reGnired each Lot Of sale Tcrs 70 10 con.
ol6-d&is kuct,on..x
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BROS, Auctioneers.

4
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE FINE BUILDING
LOTS ON CREsCkNT AND PROSPECT
STREETS, MERIDIAN HILL, HAVING A
FRONT ON EACH STREET OF ABOUT $50
BY virtue Of trust deed given to us we will sell on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH,
1890, AT QUARTER TO FIVE O'CLOCK, In front
Of the premises,
LOTS 8. AND 10. BLOCKS,
in Hall Evans subdivision Of MERIDIAN HILL,
SQUARE FEET.
These lots splendidy situated on Meridian Hill,
being the highest point overlooking the city They
are situated among the best in subdivision and
for building sites cannot be surpassed
Terms: One-third cash, balance one and two years,
notes TO bear per cent interest, payable seminar
nualy, from day Of and to be secured deed of
trust on premises sold ell cash. option of pur-
chaser. Conveyancing, &C, At purchasers cost. A
deposit of $500 required each lot at time of sale
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise
right reserved to resell ut risk and
purchaser after nve days advertisement OF such resale
In some newspaper published III Washington DC.
o,o-aka, S SqHk IBRRYYt t,k Trustees
nTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the inclemency Of the weather until MON
DAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, 1890, same hour and
place. OFT
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TO FIGHT WITHOUT GUNS.
TIE Ammen Ram Soon to BE Added to
the New Navy.

DrrAILs OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF POWERFUL
WAR ENSISE-cossTRUcrED so THAT IT CAN
EE SUNK AT PLEASURE ALMOST OUT OF sIauT-
ITS STEEL BEAK ITS WEAPON OF oFFzysK
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Tor INVESTMENT.
Il We have on hand for sale
Us. per cent honda
d.. skies, 1881
DC. 3-6j's 1924
and viii execute orders the purchase ~ spv oth
Prime securities LkWls JOHNSON 4 Co,
eA-lm Bsnkerk
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UP GOES CHAMPAGNE.
The Retail Price Hereafter is SO. IS
Per Quart, Instead OF $3.50

From the Philadelphia Press.
Champagne drinkers hereafter will pay S. Is
per quart for their beverage, instead Of $3.50.
To the rise Of 81 per case imposed by the new
tariff bill the dealers have added O. 65 for their
own benefit.
Nearly all the champagne exported to this
country comes from the champagne district
of France.
Immediately after the Mckinley tariff bill
was passed the leading growers advised the
American importers Of an advance in their
champagne. This news was unexpected, it il
said, by most of the importers and it was tax en-
as act of Indignation on the part of the
French growers for the passage of the new
tariff bill. Last week the leading dealers of
this country held convention in New York
and decided on a fixed price for imported
champagne, raising the retail price from So. so
to IS. rs per quart. The dealers claim that they
will not receive any additional benefit by this
advance.
SAY IT WAS FORCED.
French growers assert they were forced to
increase the price of champagne, owing to
tho shortage of the vintage and to the demand
exceeding the supply. The reason for the
shortage is assigned to the cool and heavy
rains that have prevailed in the champagne
district. which have injured the vineyards.
The greatest advance has been made by G.. H.
Mumm Il Co., who have increased the price Of
their champagne 50 per case, exclusive OF
the additional duty of 81. 1t is not expected
that this firm will advance their article any
more. American dealers now propose to sell
Mumm's extra dry at 5000 per case, instead
OF S27.65, as before. The Pommery people have
advanced their champagne sl.55 per case,
which, together with the increased duty, will
make an advance of s2.55 per case. Import
ers expect that the Pommery people will COLI
tInue to increase their price until it reaches
the S2 mark.
THE GROWERS ALSO.
The rest Of the leading French growers have
also announced corresponding advances in the
price of their champagne. A prominent cham
payne dealer of this city, who has been in the
champagne district during the past summer,
said yesterday that he had been expecting the
French growers would increase the price Of
their champagne. There is Q shortage in
the vintage this year." said he, land, in
fact, the shortage has existed for two or
three years past. The champagne district has
been visited by cool rams that have injured the
crops. Then, too the demand for imported
champagne Is steadily increasing and the SUD
pay Is Insufficient We import into this coun-
try yearly from the champagne district about
$4,000 cases. The Pommery and Munm peo-
pie supply rs with about two-thrds Of the total
importation. / do not anticipate any increase
in the price OF French Wines In Burgundy
and other wine districts eminent success has
attended the efforts of the growers and the
supply this year will be greater than ever"
.
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IN oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY, AUG %.
FARE. ~ ONE WAY; % ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9Th street whsrfs t 8 n m Tuen,
day thursday. saturday and Sunday. further m
for nation Telephone call 1850. Lands ct llney
Point each trip gong snl returning. mye-0m
CTEAMER ~wAKETiFlp~
= Leaves THAT. wharf on EONDAY6 THUR9p
DAYS tpd SAT lLDAlhA 1T am. heturning TULA
DAY. lhlDAl and 81 kpAl evenings,
Tor NoniDI Greek. Va. Leonardtown and St Clenns
tIts bay, hid. touching ut Ilisrnl, date landings
fAssenEer accommodations nrst-clsss.n
g. " RIDLEY
y6 general AAnasor.
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ol0-dSds
NEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERTY ON FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST. IMPROVED BY FRAME HOUSE NO.
will offer for sale, in front Of the premiaes on FRI
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1880. at FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ. all Of lot numbered
S3, square 207.
Terms Of sale: Onethird cash. balance in one and
two years. with interest the Of centum per
annum payable SENT annually and secured by deed OF
trust on property Sold all cash, At the option Of
purchaser. 800 deposit required at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with ia IS days. property
will be resold at risk aud of defaulting purchaser
ol4d&ds GEO. W. STlCKNEY. Auctioneer.
tH-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO MON.
DAY. OCTOBER TWENTIETH. same hour and place.
o17-d&ds q. W. STICkNEY, Auctiopeer.
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NHOMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.

CONTRACTORS SALE OF SEVEN GOOD YOUNG
MULES AND THREE HORSES
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TNENIY-FIRST. 1890,
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, III front of my salesrooms,
will sell for contractor
Fine Young Mules.
3 Fine Young Horses.
VIII work any where and AL in good condition. Ope
Of the horses will be found to be . ine driver.
THOMAS BOWLING,
017-dts Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL.

FRANK II. PELoUZF,
Il 1885 ST.. second hoof
Member Washington Stock ErchaneS
Deals IN all Local Securities. listed and unlisted
oilers investors some first class l. and q psr eens
dividend paying stocks and bonds
Have Money TO Loan stocks and Bonds o71n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-18
OUU 9th st. NV.
6ATCLlFFE, OARR CO., Aucts. o4-eo&ds
FE,HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN.
l. Heal Estate Auctioneer
TRsTT SfE S sA NE Of LOT dNPRoyvEp BY two

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED BY TWO
10Th BETWEEN AND STREETS NV.
BY virtue of deed Of trust, recorded in Liber No.
81 folio 400 of Land Records of the District OF
Co.umbia, and by request Of the party thereby Sc
cured we Will sell at public auction, i'll front of the
premises, on MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY
SEkENTH, 1880, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
PM lot q in Wallis subdivision of lots in square $50
az said subdivision 10 recorded in Iiber f. b. c. folio
IVA of tine surveyors office Of said District together
with the improvements stated above.
Terms; one-thrd cash. Of which q 90 must be paid
At the time OF tine sale balance IN three equal install
mehts in q, and Is months for which notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from day OF sale and
cured by deed OF trust the property sold will he
en or all cash at purchasers option. Terms be
complied with in fifteen days from SALE property
will be resod at risk and cost Of efsulting purchaser
All conveyAncin8 and rscor d. at purchasers cost
THOS. Z. NAGGAMAN1 -rur.,...
JOHN w. FILLING. ( ifuseees'
o17-d&ds THOS. L. WAGGAMAN, Auct.