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HNkUSTEES' SALE OF LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
l. OF MSON STREET BEL WIEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH, IMPROVED BY A BRICK
STRUCTURE KNOWN AS THE SECOND

UNRUSTEES' SALE OF A LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
l. OF SA MSON STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEEN III, IMPROVED BY BRICK
STRUCTURE KNOWN AS THE SECOND
WHITE OAK BAPTIST CHURCH"
Under and by virtue OF deed Of trust recorded in
Liber III folio % seq, one of the land records
for the District OF Columbus and by order of the Su
preme Court for said District PASSED in Equity Cause
llOSl, docket rs We Will offer for sale III front OF
the premises WEDNESDAY. the TWELFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1890, at HALl-PA FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following-d scribe1 real estate,
situate IN the City OF Washington. District OF Column
ba, to wit ne east halt of lot ortylhree t4 in W.
Drury's ct al. subdivision of square two hundred
and nine C2O9) Is the same is recorded i'll iber 'B,
folio SO OF the surveyors Office for the District Of
Columbia with church edice aid all the fixtures and
furniture therein.
Terms Of ST lie: One-third 90 cash and the balance
in one Cd and two t2) years with interest at the rate
OF SIX per centum per annuu, payable seni-annualy.
all cash, at the option the pun chaser. 800
CURED at time OF sale Terms to be complied with in
das from day Of sale property will be resold at
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
'A"f' H. 7" 500 aES 11th st.
ANDREW b DUVALI, irus'ees.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer
800 18th st. o31-d&ds
IRON ACCOUNT OF INcLEMENcY OF THE
weather the above sale Is postponed until WEDNES-
JAS. II. MARI, lr.
n13-d&ds ANDREW b. DUVAII,} hfus'eeS'
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BY virtue Of mortgage and power Of sale therein
contained from Gilbert Meyers and Fannie Meyers his
wife to James T. Walker dated the 18th day of July
1883 and recorded among the land records Of Prince
Georges county, Maryland. In Liber J.W.B., No. g.
folio 72l, the subscriber attorney therein named
empowered and authorized by said mortgage to make
sale on certain contingencies therein FORTH will sell
At public sale to the highest bidder front of the
mill door on the premises hereby sdvertlsed to be
on
SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1880.
AtHALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
the property mentioned and described in said mort
Eage known the Henry Carlton Mill Property sit
uated between the Highland Station on the Batim ore
and Onio railroad and Bladensburg Prince Georges
county adjoining the property Of the Highland Coun
try Club containing
. sIxTY-FIvE ACRES
Of land desirable for suburban subdivision or farming
purposes. Said property is improved by large and
comfortable frame dwelling and large brick water
mill in rstcass condition and operation with
abundant water power and the rights thereto belong.
ing.
Terms Of SALE Cash. Conveysncins at purchasers
cost
FILLMORE BEALL,
Attorney of mortgage named In mortgage
R. z. BRANDT.
: FILLMORE BEALL
Solicitors. n13-2t
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WALTzR a WILLIAMS co.
AUCTIONEERS,
1901 d ST., OPP PA AVE

1901 ST.. OPP PA AVE
The great auction sale of japanese Ob,ectsof Art
consisting Of "satsums Kiold. Ka,s sagi and Imari
Porcelans scrsens Tea Sets Plates" Salad and Punch
Bowls silks still continues daily at the
HOURS OF ELEVEN AM AND THREE PM.
At our Art Room. 1901 st.. OPP. Penn ave.
Ladies will and provision made for their COM
fort and are cordially invited to attend this slaughter
sale of
JAPANESE FINE ARTS
Splendid opportunity to secure Christmas presents
at . mere nominal figure.
Parties looking for lovely and attractive Pottsriss
the shape Of sstsuma Porcelans should fail to
tend this most "durdctiue sale"
Do not fail to note time of sale each day until every
lot is closed out no matter at what sacrifice;
VIZ. ELEVEN AM AND THREE PM
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
nl0.6t AucaoneerA
V'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
JUST otT OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
OF FINE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST ExQUI-
SITE AND DIFFERENT SORTS OF
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS.
CONSISTING OF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HYACINTHs,
NARCIsSUS. CROCUs Tulips
EARLY SINGLE AND DOUBLE DUO Won THoL
sNowDRoPs. SC. 80.
To be sold ct my auction rooms FRIDAY. NOvEM.
Der FOURTEENTH. 1890, at TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The bulbs put up in packages for individual buy
ers and now is the time to plant them
nl2-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
n 'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
CHOICE PAINS PtASrs APP 9THEE DECORATIVE
% ERIpAY MoKNfSd, ON9SEMBER FOUR
%. Il
Of various kinds.
Fine lot of Flowsrine Bulbs; ,,,,
CHASCERY SALE OF ,YALUABLE IMPROVED
TWIN SIXTH AND sEvENffHH" s sThEE Sn
District co umba passed on tue LIST day Of October
1890 IN equity cause mum oered 1888. wherein Rich
fsr ssa X sas
non n front Of the premises on FRIDAY; the -FOUR
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described
real estate situate in the city of Washington District
o. Columbia, to wit: All Of lot thirty-four t34) in
Daniel Csrrolls subdivision of square four hundred
and t462I, as per plat recorded in Lber K
folios 1872 and g. in the surveyors office OF the Dis
Portable frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third In cash. Of which 5000
must he paid at the sale and the balance within
10 days thereafter; the balance Of money in
ak equal instsllments three in year and three
two years after date with at
Iayments to be represented by purchasers notes
secured by deed OF trust the property sold, all
the purchase money may at purchasers option be paid
In cash All conveyancing aud recording
10 days from day Of sale the property will resold
PURCHASERS risk and cost after days notice the
Evening star. JOHN RIDOUT, Trustee,
.,.....- 344 D st. NV.
OUNCANSON bhOS. Auct1oneers. nl-dts
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ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, WALNUT FRAME PAR
EASY CHAiRs, coTcHks. II. T. TABIEs, Wal
NUT CHAMBEk SUITES WARDRobEs, Laos
INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS. MATT1NGs,
BRUSSELS HALL. AND STAIR CARPETS, WAL
IPHoLsTEREp IN tEATHER, W1LNGT IL:
sHELvES siIyER-PIxTEb WARE. GINA
AND GLAsS:wARE KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C.
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH, com
mencing ut TEN O'CLOCK A NJ. We shall sell at resi-
dence No. 1905 Rhode Island avenue northwest
general assortment Of Housekeeping Articles worthy
the attention Of th contemplating housekeeping.
Terms cash. WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 co,
Auct
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WILLIAM A. GORDON,
JAMES a. TAYLOR. Assisnesa
n4-dts CAS- 18th stn w.

sB-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, NOyEM-
bb 81 ,nEIELNIH same hour and place.
ni2-dts THOMAS DOWNING, l,c.,or..,
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

oALn VI NALUABl.E UNIuPRovED PROPERTY
70 IrhE NORTH SIDE OF ROAD STREET BIZ
LME,EN CONGRESS AND HIGH STkEETS
GE3hSkIOWN. AND BEING PAkT oF WHAT
pis hNoSN AS The LIN HlCOM ESTATE
os virtue OF the PIwers vested IN under rtain
oeea resorued IN Lber 1916, folio 4o3 Of the and
records Tor the District Colunbia We viii sell a, pab
n Nc SHc 1xr on WEDNESDAY, The TWELFTH bay
~ ,b nv EMbEh 1890. Al FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
on 'ne psiis.s iots numbered three 3 -four a. nve
oI MA oa seven and gsht 90 IN L. I. Dents sub
q psrtSf the linthicnm estate recorded
nttrNeyors book County NO. q pase 80. Zach said
S's n nss ironsge OF MY 5o :eet the north
oao street aud runs back depth three
Lunufeu tSooD feet 70 Linthicum place
Ine sad lots will be sold sub5ect TO the following
Sohauohs: hei no building shall he erected on said
Nltnl % ieet OF the building load street
anu no Fart OF said land buildings 70 be erect-d
thereon snail De used FOR business mspufacturng
purposes and no building be erected thereon Anal
cos Iess imam nve thousand (SoOOO dollars none OF
sso conatlons 10 be waived broken excgIt by the
OF the owners aiority q the part west ON
koads of said subdivision
leTins OF sale One-tira ca sh- balance in one and
twoyears. purchaser to notes deferred ray
mehts bearing q per cent interest. payable sent
and secured by deed OF trust on the properly
pufchasd or All cash, ut purchasers option Adeposit
1i esch tot sf 5000 Will be required Of
niue TO De good or deposit retu ned Purchasers viii
oe required To make fun settlements within twenty
DAYS or deposits Will lie forfeited and tie rroperty
r,sod az defauiting purchasers and risk. Con-
veyancing NJ purchasers cost.
N a
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R AIciLFFE DARR co, Auc,iopeers.
- p20 fennsy lvania ava AvI
AhN4OIu 10 = sct tDONn ~ sAle-
a kATCLIffE DARR q co.
no~o&ds Apcffonecru
p0-d&.Is
(,hANcERx SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Wy sIRhkT NORTH hETMEEN TwELffi

~ ON L sTRkkT NORTH BETMFFN TwEIFfH
AND IHlhIkEN II STREETS MEST
"a virtue 81 decree VI the supreme Court. psssed
IN EQmty cause No l:2U4. wherein Michael NJ baker
ehe others are complEinants and Edward r Baker aud
otners ar defendants. the uDdersigned a. trustees
sell ~ pubiic auction, vi preni--s on
MONDAY, the stNENILENTH DAY OF NONENBER
AID 1891 az HAIF-PAsT FOUR OCI .oCk d M All
tnst ilee or parcel 81 ground IN WASHINGTON
Sly D,strlct VI 60 unhia. known part of lot I'VE
tol IN Dayldsons subdivision. IN square hundred
sno sian9 three tss3 beginning Tor the 50
norm nhs OF north l. street the southwest corner
o. ssu !ot running thence east the line uf L street
twentysN ieet AID fOyr hes thence north 90 feet
.henes west t~entS-tbree feet 'wo inches . point
threc feet east from the line OF said lot: thence
north twelve FEED and tire. inches Thence
wardly three feet 10 the westerly line of said Iot al
point distant seventy feet three inches from the
lne of hassac husetts avenue and thence southwesf
erly on said west line three i. aud thenc- south st
right ANKLES 10 street hundred 20 the begin
mug with The imI movements thereon.
, Terms OF sale: one-third purchase money cash and
the uslAnce thereof IA siA twelve and
Tor which the purchaser will give promissory notes
tearing interest from day 81 sale lien reserved on
pnOlerty until AL purchase money be paid No dead
given UNI purchase money aud interest lie paid
taxes and assessments Paid TO day OF sale deposat
OF tlOo required when property Is sold Convey
sneinG al purchasers cost If of sale be not
computed with IN fifteen days from day OF sale the
trustees reserve right 60 resell the property rsk
and cost OF deiau ting purchaser alter i've days
Nerssement OF such resale IN the Evening star.
JOHN h. GREt n,
No. l4lU Y street Ne rthwest
WILLIAM J. MILLER trsseeA
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} ATcLIFTE. DARR & Co, Auctionoers.

n
fSusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
STREETS NORTHEAST.
ToURTEEN ALLEY LOTS IN REAR OF THE
on IHURsDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
THIRTEENTH, at HALF-PA6T FOUR O'CLOCK,
VIII enr tor sale. in front of the prelnisea
LOTS 80, "a AND 50
In square TAP,
Fronting 10 feet So inches on Sd street and runs
back that wide 90 feet TO alley.
ALSO
SUD lots 40 TO 3D. inclusive. in square S40 fronting
ON Alley 10 feet 81 inches and Is feet 2 inches and
running pack "a feet inches to alley
Tins sale presents an excellent opportunity to secure
valuable building sites in this growing section
Terms One-third cash; balance In one and two
years At per cent secured by deed of trust n prop
erty sod all cash, st the option Of the purchaser
delosit Of 600 the Sd street lots and ESQ apiece
On the alley lots Will be required at time of sale II
the terms Of sale complied with fifteen days
from the DAY OF sale the trustee the right to
resell the property o. the risk and cost of the default
Ing purchaser after i've days advertisement such
resale In some newspaper published In Washington
PC All conveyancing and recording at the cost OF
tns purchaser CHAkIkS A. ELLIOT,
344 St NV,
Trustee and Attorney for Patrick Donnoghue ct al
no-dSds RAICLlFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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GALE OF GROCERIES, CANNED AND PICKLED
y GOODS; SUGARS: SPICES, CIGAks, TOBACCO.
CIGAkETTES, &C, STOR. FIX URES. IN
GLIDING LARG. ICE BOX. SHOW CASES.
MEAT BLOCK. OIL TANK AND MEASURES.
SCALES. NEGEGAB TRAYS, SCREEN DOORS,
MATING, OIL CLOTH. STOVES, CURTAINS
AND pOLrS, AWNINd AND AWNING FRAME,
On SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIF-
TEENIH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ We
will sell Oh u premises at public auction the entire
contents Of the Grocery and Provision store north
east corner of 12th and streets northwest
ul3-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctionee-s
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HANGER SALE OF VALUABLE UNI IMPROVED
~ kEAL Estate SITUATE ON QSiREkI NEAI
THIRIl-skCoND STREET.. GEuRGEToMN

ni--uts lhOMAs DONLlNG. Auctioneer.
(,HANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE UNl NpkoyFD
~ kEAL LSIAIE SITUATE On q real NEAR
IHiRIh-sECoND STREET., GEORGETOWN
In pursuance OF q decree of the Supreme Court of
the DIstrlc; % Columbia rendered Equity Cause No
1000, wherein Ida j. Fenton and others are COM
plalnants and Addie e. NJ Palmer and others are de-
auction Oh MEDSEsDAl, the MhLFTH DAY OF
NUEkMBER, AID. 1890, at HALF-PAsT -FOUR
O'CLOCK T. NJ, IN front of the prenis,s all that part
OF lot numbered one hundred aud eignty- Iis< in
triet II Co ulnpia, which included the following
metes and bounds that is to beginning for ne
same at point the south line Fourth street nov
street distant feet inch-s east
the saa entire ot intersects the south line Of Fourth
street. and run thence east with said line OF Fourth
street fortytwo ieet for front and extending back
south anu OF the width Of SAID front,
nifty feet to the rear line Of said lot.
Terms oi sale. prescribed the decree: One-thid
Oh the purchase money IN cash at the sale Of
which deuoslt OF $3.50 will be required when Inc
property Is bii of and the residue equa
IN one and two years respectively from of sale for
which the purchaser wiz be required h prom
issory notes, bearing interest al the rat OF q per
ceDtum per annun, or the purchaser at his oition.
may pay the whole purchase money in CASH IL term.
are hot complied with in fifteen days
to resell at risk and defauting purchaser after
All conveyanclng, acknowledging, recording, &c al
cost OF purchaser.
The above property will be sold in whole or In sub
divided lots, AS the trustee may announce as the time
Vi sale BENkf s. MATIHEWs. Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer o3i-dSds
sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
SttESrEENTH, same hour and Place.
Of he
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FUTURE DAYS.
SALE

NTORTGAGEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Near Highland Station. known - the
CARLTON MILL PROPERTY"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

GEORGE ". sTIoKNEY. Auctionesr. soc llth .,
fkRxMproRr SALE on IMPROVED REAL Is
1xin san ct public sucsion in front Of the pru,,.
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER EIGhTkEN1H 1890
1909 and 1911 81 NV
Terms made known st time Of sale.
nlS-okds 6EO. W. STlCkNEY. Auctiopesr
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Gko ". sTICKNEY. Aucnonssr. 500 Ilth O.
fEREMProBY SALE OF IMPROVED RIAL rs

Viii sell at public auction in front Of the premises
on ~, lSESDAf. NOVEMBER EIGhTkEN1H,st Hall
street > ~ N~ AS
nsrns made known 1t time Of s.le
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AUCTION SALES
TO.4ORROW.
WIN. LowENTHAI. Auctionssr.

WV. LowENTHA1. AuctOnssr.
FANCY AND poMEsrIC DRY GOODS RIbHoNs
fANCY 900Ds, N0TI9Ns LADIES' 0kNTs'
HANpkERCHIEFs, MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH.
ING. yEWEtRH SEvERL SHOW CASES AND
THIS ENTIRE STOCK TO BIZ BOLD WITHOUT
1T sl7 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
THURRsDAT H0nRNIN9 NOVEMBER THE
6TOREKEEPERa WILL DO WELL TO ATTEND
Tat5 SALk WA LoWkNTHAI.
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AUCTION SALES.
TnoKAs DOWNING. Auceonesr.


Nkkl VALUABLE THRER-sToRY AND CRIlAB
BRICK DMkLLING WITH RROWN-sTONH AND
hhksSLD BRICK FRONT, No, ll0a Nkw
H4ihNP Sa il, AykN ~ NYkThmEsI. AT AUo-
On IhrkspAl. NoxkMB IMkNrIKTR. leqo
premiss shall sell part Lot IS square IL with ths
improvements 80 above stated with modern IMPROVE
ments. locstien nrst-cisss
1erns Onethird cash; balance In oos two and thr>s
sesH WITH notes besring interr~t and secured by q
oeed OF trust All convcyanens and recording 81 pur~
n... THOMAS powLlN6.
hii-e&as AscuoneeG
R AIcILFFE DAkR co, Auc,iopeers.
~ pro Pennsylvania ava 40
VkkY yALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON d
sIIhhhhI BEIwkLN slArH AND sEvENTH
sahtEIs NohfhwEsT IMPROVED BY
anhfE-sIOkl BRICK STORE No 0Sp ID
StknkT NORTHWEST. NOW CNDER RkNTAL
TIT TF MNu,SDAh AtLERNooN. NOVEMBER SEVEN
a1EENIh. az HALf-fAsr FOpR O'CLOCK, ne VIII
The LAST THIRD OF LOT T.
SQUARE 457,
so, About 20 feet on street and running 100
oess business stands section no being undsr
rental OF 3 iOS per month
Terms subject 70 deed Of trust for n ooo which
ss ars 70 run At per cent the balance IN cash
o. 1000 wlll be required 81 sale n The terms
"a safe arr not implied with fifteen DAYS from The
cay uf Ae right rived resell the prorerty Al TIE
nsA .ha cost VI The deiautins purchaser after ave
GAY advertisement of such resale some newspsper
lubllshtd IN Washington DC. All conyeyancinr epI
re .ordpS at the cost of the purchaser
AsL1ofdt AIS y sct shown . sale.
kAICLllfE DARR co.
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LNLEGANT PERSIAN EMBROIDERY CURTAINS.
~ MAGNIFICENT -

ELEGANT PERSIAN EMBRoIDERY CURTAINS,
RUGS. ticH bAMAsK SOFA AND i cHRiis,
GILT TRACED PARL0R SUITE OF SEVEN
FIECES IN TURKISH COVERING, VAL
NUT LIBRARY TABLE, ROSEWOOD PLUSH
Top CENTER TABLE, EbONY EASEL. LACE
CURTAINS, BRASS RODS, &C. BRASS AND
IRONS s FL, FEN - r. AND CRATE MANTEL OF;
MANTEh MIRROR, BKoNZEs, PICTURES.
VERY HANDSOME BIhD-EYE MAPLE BED
ROOM SET, NJ T.. SATIN WOOL CRIB HAND
SOM OAK NJ. T. CHAMBER SET, TURKISH
CHAIR, CHIFFONIEk, BRUSSELS AND TAP
ESTkY CARPETS, CONTAINED IN HOUSE NO,
1910 VERMONT AVENUE
On MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TEEN ID, commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We
Will sell at the late residence of ex-cabinet officer
No. 1910 Vermont ave. near ST. a collection of
choice furniture, &C., partly mentioned above and
worthy the attention of private buyers.
House opened Am. day Of sale.
n13-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
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TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
800 PAIRS SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AT AUCTION

TENTH, 1890, at EN- O'CLOCK, 1 shall sell at my
auction rooms a consignment of Shoes and Boots Of
every description. THOMAS BOWLING,
3-M Ai1cfi
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eF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until MONDAY. NOVEMBER
SttENTEENfH, same hour and pace.
nl2-d&ds BY order Of the Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
nuHcANsoN BROS. Aucuonesr.

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctaonssra
vALgABLE DWELLING ON sOUTHEAsT cORNIR
" RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND sEvEE-
TEENIH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
On THURsDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH. Il
AALE-fAsT fOUR O'CLOCK 7. II. We Will onsf for
LOT 05. SQUARE 1s2.
frondng "a SS feet on Rhode Island aveuuA .
Terms easy and made known at time Of sale. de-
post OF $500 ~ time OF sale required II the Of
see ere not complied with In ten days from day
nght reserved 70 resell the property ut the risk aud
cost Of the purchaser after ve days sdvsr
usement OF such resale in Newspaper published
IN w.snington: DC An conyeysncins 10. q the cost
OF the purchaser Title perfect.
n7-dkds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctionsses.
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3. z. BRANDT.
FILLMORE BEALI.
Solicitorn
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

One Fine Bay Coupe Horse. sound. kind and sentl.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-21
A Wreck on the b.. & O.

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 15.-The particu-
lars of a bad wreck which occurred at
Bairdstown, Ohio, last night on the Balti-
more IL Ohio railroad, were received here
tonight. The engineer of the east bound
fast stock train had orders to pass the west
bound local freight at Bairdstown and the
limited express at Bloomdale, five miles
east. He misread the order and started to
run to Bloomdale without stopping at
Bairdstown. At the latter place his train
collided with the way freight, which was
standing on the main track. The shock
was terrific. Both engines were demolished
and a dozen cars were piled in a heap. The
engineers and their firemen escaped by
jumping. George Ellison, brakeman of
the stock train, Bruce Baversox, a boy of
10 who was riding on the engine, and Chas.
Reynolds, brakeman on the way freight,
were buried under the wreck and died
10 after being taken out. The first two
lived at Garrett, Ind, M Reynolds at
Chicago junction, Ohio. Considerable
stock was killed and the loss to the COM
pany will be heavy. The track was block
AIDED all night.
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THE CROSSING UNSAFE.
A WRECK At ASHLAND.
"A Log Car Dashes Down a Grade into a
Passenger Coach.

A Log Car Dashes Down a Grade into a
Passenger Coach.
ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. ia remarkable
wreck occurred on the Wisconsin Central
at Marengo last night. A passenger train,
the Bessemer and Ashland express, had
been side tracked at Marengo to allow the
first train to pass. The passenger train
had been waiting half an hour, when
without a moments warning a fiat car
loaded with logs came laundering down
the grade and plunged into a passenger
coach. When the log car struck the coach
its great velocity threw the logs toward with
a terrific crash ,forcingIthe passengers, seats
and shattered pieces of the coach before
them. and continuing half way through
the car. The wreck Immediately took
fire from the lamps, and for some few
moments it looked as il three or four per
sons who were wedged in the logs and
wreckage would be burned to death.
After half an hour of hard work by the
trainmen and passengers who were in the
smoking car, all Of the passengers were
taken out alive. The engine and smoking
car of the passenger train were loosened
from the wrecked coach and came to Ash
land, arriving at 11:S0 last evening. I'm
mediately upon the arrival of the train the
injured were taken to the hotels and hos
pitfalls. Several were injured, but none IA
taliv.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-21
CRUSADERS.

Some Women In a Missouri Town De-
molish a Saloon and Throw the Liquor
in the Street.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. ia Journals
special from Pickardsville, Mo-, say: The
temperance crusade in this section of the
state is spreading. 1t reached here early
last week and the temperance forces have
been fomenting ever since. Last Thurs
day a number of women met and resolved
to close up the club house, run by Dury
Davis, in defiance Of the liquor laws. The
ladies met at 5 o'clock last evening to
carry out their designs. Armed with
rocks, hatchets and axes, they proceeded
to the saloon, accompanied by the
usual compliment of small boys and
curious e With rocks the women
smashed in all the windows and
with axes chopped down the door. Hav-
ing gained an entrance to the saloon, the
women possessed themselves of bottles,
kegs of beer and barrels of whisky and car
rying them into the streets emptied their
contents into the gutter. Returning to the
salQcn the fixtures we're demolished and
the crusaders work was done. Hamilton
Brady. the owner Of the building, says he
will prosecute the women for destroying
his property. Dury Davis, who runs the
saloon. has nothing to say.