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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

Il
cHfNcERY SALE At A.GTI9y OF VALUABLE
E EtSnt iRE9t sT TffFH slIREEu N9R1HwESl
q sfEfKf SaEfh 81 i MgtS S2r lEk SIDS
hEfSk$TA sfgkfr S3f f sisf E Elm e
NM 3Hr s TEEEd, N pIir no AM So
ELEVENTH STREET NoRrHMEsT. AND Old
by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of tho
eqS Sht cause al G No s d octet ts9sr IS IN
W. Crutenden ct al the undersigned trustees will
GsE se iFoH. f5osbp 6R Or iR
1880. at THREE O'CLOCK z. NJ. beginning With the
fIKsT-Iarts Of ORIGINAL lots and 4, square 4as.
contained within the ioleSiag hounds: BEGINNING
lot aud running thence north 70 feet thence e,.:
ats 10 fs nsnse Mest f ,ee sSgts On said
south 10 feet and thence west 20 feet the point OF
SECoND-psrt of original 10. G in said square sas.
BEGINNING ON !nh street az the north west said
lot in sa square; thence south 10 thence west
90 Feet to said street ana thence north 20 feet TO the
IHlkD-Part of original lot in same square lad
said lot and running thence north en- 18th street. ~
inches thence cas-: 40 feet the line of lot
thence west 80 feet to the beginning.
Fol kTH-All of ORIGINAL lot 8 in same square.
the south side of Mt. Vernon place by depth of 100
And on WEDNESDAY, the THIRD DAY OF DE-
GENDER, 1880, at THREE O'CLOCK p we Will
o d c5 nd m IN s sSmar OF "a al hs
lowing netes and bounds Beginning at a point in the
east line OF 1lth street northwest about 81 feet Is
inches south OF tine northwest corner said square,
said point beinc the south of t-foot- nj
ley and thence alons the south line Of
sad alley nj ieet, theme south l3 feet 80 inches
lot s. theme south about IN! ie-t, thence west q,
feet JOS inches TO said east line street and
thence north Al IT, feet to the point of beinnn sub
beet to and with the use OF private alley the south
=. 40 feet wide
cash and balance IN two equal installments rayalle
one and two Years from day OF sale with
day OF sale at per cent, payable semi annually or all
day Of sale. at option OF the purchaser de-
post quo will lie required each parcel as sold
MAHLON ASHFORD,
No. 40 Louisiana avenue northwest
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, trustees.
nl3-d&ds Rigs Bank
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Fined for Stealing Clothing.

Herman Altfeld was prisoner in the Police
Court today. He is n nineteen-year-old young
man, with red. bushy hair. Five weeks ago he
came here from Baltimore and went to work in
Samuel Livingston's store on AZ street. From
time to time he took articles of clothing until
he had taken nearly enough to open a second
hand store on IA small scale
Judge Miller questioned the young man. who
admitted the taking. but he did not consider it
stealing. Il only took what wanted to wear"
he said.
The court fined him si5 or thirty days.
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The team from the junior class of George
town College defeated the kCndalls yesterday
by score of l2 to o.
The Senacs fell victim to the First Year
High school eleven yesterday in game played
at Washington Heights. The score was & to 2,
| Il touch down and goal to n safety.
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THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioncer.

LARGE ForR-SToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK
REslDENCE WITH STABlING. BENG, NJ.
l12I IL SHEET NOk1HNLST. Al Auction
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. pECFNBIR
Fol RTh. ISsl, II FOt X OGLpCk. i'm frunt of tile
premises. shall s. at public ution lot 10 in the
sd' dNl-Iun made 10y the executors OF Charles Ma
ester ana Eliza 4. NJ. Berlhn.ans lots No :. and -
ia DaNIdsun's recorded subdivision Tarr 81 s.lnarr
No 10, having frontage of - iss 10
nelih of ii9 ieet 10 O-toot alley Nrune. alley
300 f"ttl, containing "a slarp - ground 10
Gated on the north side OF street sth ami
18th streets and improved 10y larSe tour STORY aId
basement house with stabng. being No al n
nOrti west.
Terms: i cash. and the halanc. in one two and
three years. with notes hearing interest hy
deed OF trust ON the properly sold. all cash. or
tlUn OF purchaser 800 deIssIt will lr required a
the time % sale All ounveyan,inE and recording Is
purchaser cost.
hogs- open Tor inspection day prior to sale
n2-'-its THOMAS DOMLlNG. Au,tioneer.
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A MANDAMUs ASKED
Against the Civil Service Commissioners q
Give Ratin1a.

Give Ratings.
Yesterday W. G. Spencer, by Messrs. White,
Coke, Stratton Il Sessions, filed petition for
an alteration writ of mandamus against Civil
Service Commissioners Lyman, Roosevelt and
Thompson to compel them to publish the list
OF eligibles who passed at an examination for
damage examiner in the custom house held in
New York i'll July last. Judge Cox certified
the case to the General Term to be heard in the
first instance. The examination was Cancelled
for irregularity in September, and though such
action is not without precedent the authority
to do 80 is questioned by the petitioners.
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THos. E. wAGGAMAY. Real Es,nte Auctionerr
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LARGE LOT on NORTH.
EAST CORNER OF flllsT AND STREETS
SOL fHMEST. IMPROVED 81 TMO-SToKI

BRICK CHURCH.
BY virtue a deed OF trust duly rprurl. in Ifls-r
No. lSlI, follo IA. az tue land records nls-
t1ct of Columbia, and st the request Of of tie
PARTIES thereby Cufed, will sell Iuic au. iI,
m front OF the lre.nIs.-s, ons CEsDAl, DECEMBER
SEtOND. ls.sb, at POUR O'CLOCK 4. N original Dot
a. IN square t4. with the atuve stated
sule. 10 deed of trust siuDO in nve years
from Aarsh H. 1SS bearing interest at psr cei.t
per annum, pay able quarterly
Terms. One-thlrd cash. of which 500 must H. de-
posted at sie OF sale. balance ia INSTALL
mens IN sla twelve and eighteen months, tor which
notes Of purc haser bearing interest of sale.
and secured by deed Of property sd will lie
taken. or all cash. at oItion purchaser II teTns
are not complied with ina tecn days from SALE prop
erty will be resold and ,s defaultiIlg pur-
chaser. All convey recording purchasers
cost. MAlSDN j. MENTION. , -.
IRVING MIl.LIAMsON.b ius-
THOS. E NAGGAaAN. Auf. nl.s+ots5. tl&ds
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Happy Russell, AJAX. by Mambrino Russell,
dam Odd Stocking, was sold At public auction
at Centreville, Queen Anne's county, Nd, yes
terday. Outsiders tried to secure possession
Of the stallion, but he fell to his former owner.
Mr.. Edward b. Emory, at bid of Sl0,OS0.
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The First NJ. L. Church Of Lynn, Mass.
known as The Mother Of New England Metho,
disnl, has voted 211 to 81 in favor OF admitting
women into the general conference.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ftrl RE pAYs
CHASCERY sAlF az IMPROVED rRopTRTy
Y oN SfCoNp S1llEI BkIMEEN ANDC

CHASCERN SAlF on IMPROVED PROPERTY
Y oN SfCONp SlElEI BkIMEEN AND 4
SIkl-ETS NORTHEAST.
by virtue 81 dssres isss~ ~ tho Supre,r. tnurt
" the hsstrisf Nf Columbia IN fla .AHnraN tf NJ
Neulsr, A ID. lsasl IA Gauss NJ. least fquity
pcsL'. N. shall sci - iGtiic Huti,sn IN frf 81
9 Vr.nIlSss. cn TUESDAY,, mt NINTH pAA 90
O'CLOCK M the north eighis..n f..f - ,n.h.s
irnt 10y the d,:'th .of ut twenty -sf go In s,Iuar
sven hundred and twenty hse ts,.H. in tho ,'N OF
Nashln-fsn. IA the nIsri,f - columbia. tu1rNs-d
10y = lrirk GNslhns house.
Terms ~ sale. tte-tt mi &C tie yur-lNS. n,,,.x IN
cash. and the halsnoe IN equal usta .uts IA ,ta AMI
t~o years with s;N cent intss>i rn daA q al.
until l1ld. O. T. ured - t.s On tue fr-
erfN Sold, al rash, ~ tie option ~ Tura-.s
sod. Al convey snCIg and r,s'oriing pur-ha-.f.
csi II the f~rlts sale h,t tl Nith IN ten
DAYS "a" trustee the rlan reS.l sad tr,-
efH after nv- dsy : public uoti,- az riautinr Gur.
cllA>~r~ ,Ust- JOHN 4 GiAhkE. lrflsfss
III N'ANSoN BROS. Au,ti"n"-rs. ns,i-iSas
IHoMAS DoNLINC. Auction.~-r.
ONE BAY HORSE, SEWN WARS OLD. SOrNp
nlfIfEN AND ThEEf ~ ARTiR HANDS
Hlah. GOOD pRlklE AND FEARLESS. An
lNtiiiN1 ROAD oE fAMllA HnlSE AND
Nth SllEnA- Nn-TpP Rt Gtih tNEAkIN
MN MN FRAZIER ROAD Carl. mo
LIS CLASS SKIS oF HARNESS. AT AUC-
on SATURDAY. NovFMPTR TWENTY NINTH.
49, \ lNflNfbtll,iIk h. M fr1ni II my au.ti, n
shall >'l the above cfis-ts lelunins 10 Aparty
~ 4 l., seen at John n Gh.eu's s;all.s trslG
Sfrlr', n, rthNrs;. THOMAS DOMffNG.
H-h-I
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WEEKS & CO., Auctiones
n17. Is, -. p, "a. %, %, a. 20&dI

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPROvEp
SkEAL ESTATE, KNOWN As LOT "a IN THE
ON TwENTn,EIRsT STREET BETWEEN n
AND . STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree passed in the Supreme Cour~ Of
the District Of Columbia in equity No. l2765,
Docket No. 81. the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale at public anction in front Of the premises FRI
DAY. DECEMBER FIFTH, A ID. 1sxs0, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. M, the following riised
real estate lying and heng in the city OF Wsshinon
In the District OF Columbia, to wit All of lot num-
Greens) the lots in square numbered ninety seven
go.
Terms Of sale: Onehalf Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in one and two years from the day Of
sale, the deferred payments 10 he secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold TO bear interest 90
per cent Ter annum until paid. al cash. at the OPP
aIred q the pu.caa:ss or Rurcnases on the day Of
ten days from the day of sale the property viii
reeod at the rsk and cost Of the defautny
CHARLES WALTER, Trustes, 344 d q. nv.
SD nNcANscA bkos. s01G Soso 'o' g. nIss
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GEORGETOWN.
A PASTORS RESIGNATION.

n.
The resignation of Rev G.. ". Mccullough rs
pastor of the Gay Street Baptist Church was
accepted last night with sincere regrets at a
special meeting Of the members of that church
Mr.. Mccullough will deliver his farewell sermon
on next Sunday. Mr.. Mccullough has accepted
call from the Baptist Church at Anacostla.
ID. Z.
MASONIC VISITATION.
grand visitation was paid to Potomac
Chapter, R-A.A.M., last night by Grand High
Priest E. S. Holmes. accompanied by other
officers of the Grand Chapter.
TOMOREowS PAPER CHASE
Every effort viii DE made by the house COM
mittee of the Woodley Hunt Club to insure the
clubs guests tomorrow at the paper chase
every possible comfort. The attendance will
no doubt be large Ill spite OF the many counter
attractions.
COLLECTOR DODGE ILL.
The collector of customs for this port. Mr.
Charles Dodge, is quite ill at his residence on
3lst street with an affection of the stomach.
NOTES.
The ladies of Mount Tabor NJ p. Church
gave supper last night at the church for its
beneft.--Mr. ". y. Pearce. a weli-known
resident of this place. was removed to the asy-
lum for the insane today.
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The American Art Association will exhibit
The Angelus" in New York again before it is
finally taken to France. The picture will leave
this country, it is expected, about the opening
of the new year.
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THANKSGIVING AND TURKEY.
VIVA, the Signs of Promise for Tomorrow
Are.

SOMETHING ABOUT CoOKINd THE TURKEY
DRESSINGS AND sAUCEs-sONE POINTS WORTH
xorIxG-1HE MARKETS AND MARKETINe-THE
GAME SUPPLY.
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RUDDEN'S
BARBER ROSS,
nth AND SITS.
BARGAINS For THIS WEEK Only

L OR i HIS w EEK ONLY
ROGERS TEASPOONS. SIC. PER SET.
ORDINARY PRICE. .sI.25 PER SET.
STAG HANDLE CARvERs.
FULLYIGUARANTEED. $l.25 PER PAIR.
ORDINARY PRICE. e. 81. 80 PER PAIR
CROWN FLUTING MACHINE.
ESQ EACH
ORDINARY PRICE. 50 EACH.
OLD RELIABLE CLOTHES wRINGEE,
s1.75 EACH.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF SCISSORS AT
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
COAL HODS. 16 INCHES Zoe.
ORDINARY PRICE,. SOC.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF GAS AND OIL
STOVES. FELT WEATHER STRIP.
FURNITURE HANDLES AND
MECHANICS TOOLS.
BARBER ROSS.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
OPPOSITE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
n102hm
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyFD
i PROPERTY, SITUATED ON EAST CAPITOL
STREET BETMEN THIRTEENTH AMI


i PROPERTY. SITUATED ON EAST CAPIToi.
STREET BETWEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS
The undersigned. surviving trustee, under and nv
virtue OF the power conferred in . certain deed Of
trust, bearing date September >, lSD and duly re-
corded in ber No. l4l6, folio 4.iB ct seq of the
land records of the District Coluinbia will at the
request party secured thereby tEe maker OF the
trust having made default in the payment OF the in
debtedness described therenD sell st public auction
in front OF the premises. on the FIRST DAY OF DE
GENDER. A. D. 1880, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ 10
the highest bidder the following real estate situated
city Of Washington. District Columbia t.i,.r
the north front of original lot 90 in square
numbered 1896. being sixtynve CGo) feet front on
East Capitol street 10y depth of one hundred and
thirty-one feet and nine inches OBI IT, in on the
west line and one hundred and forty-th feet (4
the east line and containing eight Thousand aine
hundred and square feet OF ground iuore or
less.
Terms of sale One-third co cash and the balance in
six @ and twelve (le months thereafter with inter
per cent the purchaser giving deed of trust on
the property 10 secure deferred Payments Two hun
dre dollars cash required deposit when the prop
erty is Knocked OF. IL the terms sale are NOT com
piled VITA in ten days thereafter the trustee reserves
the right to advertise and sell the and cost M the
defautlnx purchaser. All conveyanaln2 purchasers
cost. ADAyAH BEHREND.
Surviving Trustee.
-. -. WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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w. NJ. SuusrER & Sous,

GERMAN, ENGLISH AND AMERICA,
DRY GOODS.
919 PENN. AVE. NV,
Desires to call your particular attention to their
unusually attractive stock of FINE FASHION
ABLE DRESS GOODS of the latest styles and
Of superior qualities.
We have an elegant stock of VERY STYLISH
PLAIDS IN THE NEWEST COLORINGS at
moderate prices.
Also the handsomest assortment of STYLISH
ROBES we have ever offered. ranging from
$12 to $40.
We also desire to cali your attention to our
elegant assortment of COLORED VELvETS in
every DESIRABLE SHADE. which we will
cut straight or bias andin any quantity desired.
Our stock of RICH BLACK SILKS is now
very attractive. having on hand a splendid as
sortnent OF elegant BLACK FEELS in several
qualities and at New York prices.
BLACK GOODS.
We make specially of MOURNING GOODS
and keep constantly on hand complete stock,
comprising LUPIN'S and PRIESTLEY'S makes,
which are we'll known to be the best makes
brought to this country.
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES.
W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS. n25
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NEW GooDs-Low PR1cEs-EAsY
TERMS.
W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS.

TERMS
These are the inducements that should lead
you to visit the Furniture. Carpet and Stove
Stores of
JOHN Ridden,
$50 and 932 eth St. NV
No more complete stock. no lower prices and
no easier terms can he found than here
Every grade of Carpet from the cheapest in
grain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels, every
variety of Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. in
Oak. Walnut and Sixteenth Century Ward
robes. Hat Racks Sideboards. &c. Every make
of Stove from the smallest Heater to the most
complete Range is here displayed at prices nc.
to be found elsewhere. All carpets made and
laid free of charge to purchasers.
Add to this the fact that goods are sold on
credit as cheap as for cash-a small deposit only
being asked in advance, the balance being paid
in such installments and in such time as may be
agreed on between the buyer and seller-and
you have an inducement to purchase here such
al no other house offers.
Remember the place.
RUDDEN'S
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE STORES.
n5tr $50 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. NV.
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The Rev. Thos. c. Hartshorn Of Pontias, for
twenty-five years general agent OF the AMeri.
can Bible society, IL dead.
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nuKCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF LARGE LOT OF q ROI-ND
IN GOOD HOPE HILL PARK BETN EEN CO. pD
HolE ROAD OR HARRISON AVENUE AND
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
n III, NINTH. at HALFPAST THREE
OCLoCh, We viii sell on the premises lot II of Good
Hope Park, containing TX "a, square t.rt This lot
fronts on Atainont ayeIu- uetwe.n Harrison aVeIna
or Good Hope road and Naylor road, oyerooknS the
city and can readily be suD slded into smaller lots
lerihs: Onethrd casa; balance in six and twelve
months notes TO ear d per interest and secured
DS eee OF trust on property, all rash. option Of
tiie purchaser deposit oI SOrequre sale. Con-
veyan in: at purchaser cost. Terms to be colnte,l
with n.te tiaNs
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THIS EVENING
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
REP PARL0R SUITE. WALNUT MARBLE TOT
CHAMBER FURNITURE IN SETS AND SEPA
RATE PIECES. HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TREsSES, WOVEN WlRE SPRINGS. BIZ y
MALNuT EXTENSION TABLE. DINING
CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS WARE, COOK
ING AND HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN RE
oQUdSITES. Sc. y; Al Auction: -.
on FRIDAY MORNING, non EMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1880. at TEN O'CLOCK. 1 snail sell the en-
tire contents OF residence l:rs, Stn northwest
Private buyers anu dealers should le q hand.
. THOMAS DONITNG,
1t Auctlonper.
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FINE BTlLpING LOTS AT CLEVELAND
LEY AND TENNALLlT ROADS

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TNENT1-S1XTH,at HAIF-PAST THREE O'Cl OCk,
We viii sell the premises lots Cleveland Heights
graded and ttered streets. shade trees about ..ys
ieet east OF 1ennallytoNn road and Aoodley road,
snort distance west Of Connect, extended.
Nowhere in northwest section have los a mere
s'ire iutre value. lying right in the line the
provenent of the northwest Tennallytown electric
cars Within i've minutes walk.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance one and two wears;
notes 70 bear q Yer cent interest. payable semi
annually from day ot SALE and I've secured IN deed
or trust on roperty sold. all cash. option of lr-
chaser. deposit OF 800 each 10. at tine q: sale.
COnNeyanclng, &c. at purchasers cost. Terms 20 We
coinpe with in ten days. otherwise risk and
cost OF defauting purchaser after five days advertise
mellt OF such resale IN some newspaper published in
as ington, D.
Plat TO he seen at tine Office of auctionecrs.
nl9-d DUNCANSON ItRoS AurtionaarS
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cRowN Toora Brushes, absolutely Trustworthy.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co. Auctiouee,

WALTER B. Williams CO.. Auctioneera
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
VALUABLE AND VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
I LOTS FRoNTiN& ON NoKrH CAPITOL
MAJ NEW YORK AND NEAR FLORIDA AVE
On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH
AIfOtR O'CLOCK I. NJ. We shall sell in front Of the
premises lots lI, i0i and IL of Saunders al sub
OF square 81 heing northwest corner of % street 4x
100 and corner OF Hanover street AMI North Capitol
>NiWl also SIX lots IN square tsiS. fronting North
'apltoI near orda avenue northeast: Is teet front
each by a shallow depth
these lots are all grade and economic for huding
purposes No better ground has been offered TO the
market SITUATED on the line OF the new electric rail
road and in a section rapidly CROWN IN :luportance
Sold on easy and usual terms. Sla DOWN on each
at time OF sale. sale to be close! ia ten ,iayS
WALTER d. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
nSl-Dt AuCiiunee-S.
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| DATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
| ~ tU Pennsy iySna ave. NJ
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These are the inducements that should lead
Stores of
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-. bENsINGER. Auctioneer.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
9ss and gi0fouisiana avenue.
HORSES HORSES HoRSrs
Sled. SHED. SIZED.

herenltory sale 81
EtGH-BBEp kiNTUCkN HORSES AND N,Rrs
The '1roi~rtyuf
Nessrs. McppNAIn A WRIGHT
ON SArlkp MORNING, NOVEMBER TMFN-
1l-NlN III. ,oIuirrn,luE at Ten O'dI.a,k "a. x1l
sell viii. tn THE tazaar
TirlhEN HEAD on noEsrS AND M.RFs.
Among which viii ~ found Irutte-s Coils Coach
Hors..S.
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CHARLES WALTER, Trustee, 34l D e. nv
6uNCkNsON BkoS.. xacss. nladSds
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taxes the lead and it takes Sc to get a pair Of
mem- The Chesapeake region is sending up
some nice ones. too. just now and dealers report
good sales. The red head is next and can be
had Tor a slightly more moderate sum-S4 a
PSiroand Then come the Mallards, which go at
SA:0o i'air Black heads call for IS cents a
tSir; IhouHh not great many feasters call for
DI4'A he'tds theasants were q little short to-
"a! anu brought $50 pair. cartridges we're
IN uAe supply. the warm weather only perhaps
preventing gidt. and retailetl at % TO 80 cents
e.,cn' Sz-1O 10 IS per dozen. There were plenty
Va gre, dncks and chickens but the general
iui' u them were not good. Indeed, there was
great Zeal 81 bad poultry of all kinds exposed
I ., s'.le to-day, m..ch Of which had been held
o'sr from last week Some stands were selling
= ior last what II would bring; indeed il was a
me opening for the '.un.ortunates" whose cash
vas " mite short and whose tastes were not
s''' i-reilsluSe 20 the outward appearance, to
no'ihhS 81 the Inward condition, of the
=, -. vac TOT sale And sad be il 10 say the lack
u"iOilunates was not noticeable.
TIE TURKEY HAS THE LEAD.
however. In poultry circles today, and he hobs
up sereneiy If not animatedly in every direc-
uon- lie Is bringing from IS to 20 cents n
posnu ior himself when properly dressed and
IN ms right estate The supray ia sufficient tn
~. -a1a-. me cemand. AID many or them will
~ i.eo;a'so 70 the cold storage system after
sl MAJ Is close today, there To remain until
tnsy can be brought OCT next saturday and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-26

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
" GrAnulsted Susar. 61c.
0ne-pound can Royal Baking Powder zOc
lOcakes Rabbits soap. 4ssc.
Prime lib hosst. I2,sc- Pork Boast, &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-27
ZEAL AT THE ZENITH.
Duluth Corporations Cut a Wild.
SIuath at rho ConitoI

Duluth Corporations Cut a Wide
Swath at the Capitol.
The st. Louis Land Improvement
Company of Duluth was regularly in
corpOrated yesterday with a capital
stock of S1.ooo,000. The undertakings
of this new institution, as promised in
the declaration embodied in the articles
OF agreement. are of big magnitude
and diversified nature. For instance,
it is related that the company has for
its organic purpose the purchase, sale,
Improvement and beautifying of lands
works, gas works, inauguration of cleo
trie light plants, water and steam power.
operation OF steam railway and street
SyStemS-indeed, all the modern affairs
of a city. The incorporates are Clinton
Maskell, A. G. Otis, Angus Gibson,
Luther w. Spear, Nathaniel j. Upham,
Charles FL. Clague, Franklin w. Mer-
rill, s. F. Liddell and Charles M. Gray,
of Duluth, and Elmer E. Barton. of
West Superior. They paid tee of s525
into the state treasury.
The Duluth Transfer Railway com
pany also filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of state yesterday
The defined object is to build and oper-
ate line of road from Duluth East, via
West Duluth and Spirit Lake to near
Fon du Lac. The capital stock is 100000,
and the incorporates are Oscar Il.
Simons. Charles E. Lovett, Mathew b.
Harrison, Daniel III. Merritt and John
d. Royd all of Dulutb