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ID ATCLIFFK DARR CO. Aucta
fEREMpToRY. SALE OF VALUABLE suuprno
LOTS On THE coRNER Oh DELAWxRE

AVENUE AND X ST6LEIS bOUTHWEHT,
We Win ofIer Tor sals q public auction on MONDAY
O'CLOCK Pm. In irons Of the prsnisss. lots HHm:
bered from 90 TO SO inclusive OF q b. PSrkers suS-
on Z street and 5A00- 100 feet On bclawsrs SScnus
southwest This property Y very desirabls for dc
no waste ground.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six ana tvaav,
months A ds2oatt Of ol00 viii b required q thS
time OF sale. Terms 70 b complied With N 1fto1n
dayA
Taxes paid 10 day Of sa1A
aS-SSSs " sATcI11xk pARR 90. k,ses
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MEDICAL, &c.

DRoFEssIoNAL MASSAGE BY MRS. IL CAM
massage specially. Refers by permission 70 many a
the most prominent ladies Of Washington n7-lms
DRoFKssIoNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
II with best Of medical reference By applying tsl3
ID FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR. BROTHERS. e06 Bsr.
III av., appeared before me and made oath that 10 =
the oldest established expert specialist IN this CITY, md
Viii guArsntse ~ al diseases Of men and fur
ntsh medicine or no charge consultation ana sdv1ce
fires st any hour Of the day eubscbed and swvrn -
before me by Dr. BhOIHEks, SAMUEL q. nlLIlA
anotsry. public IN and for the District Of ColrmtsS
this ID day of July, 1885. ozz-lms
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CoETRADIcTEp THAT
DR.. BROTHERs 10 the Oldest established Advert1s-
M ladies physician In this city. DIR. Bk0THkRA
9O6 ct. aw. Forty five Year, e1perience o22-1ms
MANHOOD REAToRED BY USING B0TTLl
M o. two Of DIT BRoTBEks' invieo<stinG cordial
WI any case ef nervous debility. e06 o. 40.
os2-lms
mn. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
II you suffer from any spocial nervous d1ssoA
blood poison. effects Of iDdpceron etc. etc. vrts -
Dr. q. y. Theel SIS North Fourth ST.. belov 0essA
PhiladelphtA Pa. stating your and receive boo8
Truth" EXPLAINING bow - est cured end expusfnG
quacka Dr. Theel n the only PhyslcAn m NE ontssd
States % cure when Ill others fan potulthetnn1in6
yhst ether: Advertise HourA . 70 4 . % O. eun-
ne LOBE s2s 4. l6Ta ST. PH1ADlHfdA
OA Issny yssfY sxRsrssocs csed - ~
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full girls offered at the
periodical sales and TO
present to their friends
any such lovely ehattels
as they did not need for
themselves. The Gus
tom Vas 70 first offer
for market the most
beautiful maidens, and
after they were disposed
OF the plain virgins
we're fetched mp and
bonuses offered with
each to any one who
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AUCTION SALES.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. AactiOnesr.
FUTURE DAYS

rI,HoMAs BOWLING. Aactoneer.
CONTINUATION OF THE
CATALOGUE SALE OF
ANTIQUE AND MODERN EASTERN INTERIOR
DECORATIONS GATHERED FROM THE Two
RECENT AMBITIONS IN INDIA AND ruR-
KEY. CONSISTING OF
ANTIQUE ARMS AND ARMoR
DRAPERlES. BRASS. BRONZE
COPPER AND OTHER oRNkMENrA
fLfaANr ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
FOR HE PARLoR DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY.
PoRrrEREs 10
THE ENTIRE COLLECTION 40 BE soI.p AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. $500
COMMENCING AT IAN,
Az my sales rooms
Southwest corner Penusyivanis ave ana lin = "a
THOMAS BOWLING.
no-o" Auctoneer.
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DkREMPTORl SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR
l. NEM HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND OREGON
.ALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucsioneers.
1901 st., CPD. Pa ava

WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
1901 D st, CPD. Pa ava
/ BEG MOST RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM MY
PATRONS AND FRIENDS THAT THE GREAT
AND EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF
JAPANEsE ART STILL CONTINUES DAILY
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, 1901 D STREET
AT THE HOURS OF KLEvEN An AND
TwoPM
The stock of Porcelaina Bronses. Screens and En-.
broideries IL Of such magnitude and the time being
limited TO dispose Of this most magnificent collection
that the prices obtained SO cents on the dollar
Over 700 lots yet remain be sold consisting Of Sat-
sumA Tyson Makadizer Imary. Kags and saxic
Ware. Gold and Silk Embroidered Screens. Bron.es,
Plates, Cups and saucers. Tete-a-Tets sets, Rose
Jars Cracker Jars and exquisite Center Pieces in the
shape of ARTISTIC Decorated satsums Coros,
This IL the greatest slaughter sale Of japanese
Objects Of Art that took place in this city Now
Is the golden opportunity select your Christmas
little nothing regards the real value
the article you purchase. Positively 10 reserve
Every lot offered sold to the highest bidder Time OF
sale. rain or shine. ELEVEN AN AND TWO
PM WALTER b WIIIIANsk Co.
no.4t Auctioneera
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THE WORM in HE NUT.
Why It II That So Many Of This Fall's
Chestnuts Have Inhabitants.

low DOES the worm get into
the chestnut"
Entomologist Howard Of the
Department Of Agriculture
was asked the question yester-
day by Q stan reporter, and
he replied:
1T is put into the chestnut
by . kind Of . long. snouted
beetle. This insect has q pro-
boscis Of most extraordinary
proportions, ss much as twice
the length Of it's body. In the
business it conducts such an
eXceptlonal nose il absolutely
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LARGE AND VAL
CUABLE TRACTS OF LAND AND FISHERIES
ON TIE POTOAAC RIVER-THE OTTEkBACK

EbIAIG
By virtue Of decree Of the circuit court Of Fairfax
county. Virginia. made November 70, 1859. in the
suit of Otterbaok Bohror the undermined commits
sioners Of sale therein named. st TWELVE O'CLOCK
on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH, 1890
VIII offer for sale q public auction. in front Of the
t..s q witch q: late Philip Ot.srbsch died seized
conststng Of the tract OF land called High
containing 200 acres more or less lying In Fairfax
county fronting over mile on the Potomac and
siderable distance on Occoquan bay. About l,6O0
acres Of this nns tract ~ ne upland and eli Of it. en-
pine and hard wood In this section Of the state there
10 not better umber tract or more conveniently
PLACED for shigpnE 70 good markets. tiss lumber and
arys md oomfcrtsbs dwenins house and s1b.t.ntial
sS,nT shora 4. an. al ~ iSs. Sn -. in% S
must. prontable on the river. Terms Of sale: Ons.
fourth cash and the resdue IN three t equal
psymenia evidenced by intersst-bssfine notes. 50
Of conysyanstns . b borne Sy ihs Rurch;:cs The
private bids and report the same to the court for it,
nction Tor further tnfoEmstton Apply 70 the undar-
dgned q the addresses lndtcsted below.
w. WIILOU9HHY. Washington, DC;
GOMUGD BUkKE, Alexandria city;
2. WALTON MOORk, Fsirfhx IL,
Ak11t oemnianonsss e ~.
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THOMAS z wAGGAMAN,l r-.
- JOHN W. PILLING, trustees
THOS .MAGGAMAN Anct n1-hkha
C,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTA1

(lHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OON STREET NORTH BETWEEN TWELFTH
AND THIRTEEN II STREETS WEST.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court passed
IN Equity Cause No. l22C4, wherein Michael NJ baker
and others are compiainants and Edward Baker and
VIII sell at public suction, in front of premises on
M0sDAf, the SEtENTEENTh DAY Of NOVEMBER
AID. 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r M ali
inst piece or parcel Of ground situate in Washington
city. District OF Co umbia known part of lot Eve
to In Davidsons subdivision. in square hundred
and eishty three t2S thinning for the the
nortn line OF north street 1T the southwest
Oh SAID lot running thence cast the line of
twenty feet and four inches thence north 80 feet
thres feet east the line of sad lot theEce
north twelve feet and three inches thence northwest
waruy three feet TO the westerly line said lot at
point distant feet three inches from
line of Massachusetts avenue and thence southwest
ery on SAID west line three feet aud thence south
right angles to street hundred feet TO the begin
ming, with the improvements thereon.
, Terms OF sale: Onethird purchase money cash and
the balance thereof in six twelve and month
bearing interest from day Of sale lien reserved on
property until all purchase money be paid No deed
given until purchase money and interest be paid
lakes and assessments paid to day of sale. deposit
OF Sloo required when property u sold Convey
ancng at purchasers cost. II terms of sale be not
complied with IN fifteen days from day of sale the
trustees reserve right to resell the property
and cost OF defau ting purchaser after Ave days sd
Vertlsement OF such resale i'll the Evening star
JOHN T. GRE n,
No. l416 Q street NJ rthwest
WILLIAM j. Miller irusseA
,,,.o. $50 Louisiana avenue,
THOS. z WAGGAMAN, Auct. p1-d&ds
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orYEkED WrrH BONUS would buy them. And
here came in what one must recognize a. An
admirable point in this arrangement All the
money paid by the rich men for the young
ladies' they selected went TO make dowries for
The unAttractive girls, which were duly paid in
spot cash TO the poor men, Who were thus
made happy with less seductive brides.
ABruTIc AVID SCIENTIFIC.
The Babylonians Of 5000 years ago had al
ready attained . high degree Of civilization
and had developed the arts and sciences to
surprising extent They we're astronomer of
no mean order, and mnch Of our own
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THoMAs e. WAdGAMANth ia, r,,,,. .u,,,o,...

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY AND MANSAkD-kOOf BRICK DWELL
ING, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING, No. $50
EsIREEI SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust. recorded In Iiber No
1888 folio 165 of the land records the District u
Columbia and at the request OF the party thereby
cured, will sell at public auction Of
premises, on MEDNkSDAl, NONE MBER TN EL.FTH.
1890. at HALf-PAs1 FOUR O'CLI OK z NJ, Lot ~,
in square 3SS, with the improvements above stated
Terms: Sne-third cash OF which 4 90 must be- de-
sited at the time Of balance In three equal
stallnents an six. twelve aud eighteen months for
which notes of purchaser hearing Interest from day of
sale and seured by deed of trust property sold viii
be taken and al convey sud recording will u
purchasers cost Ii terms OF sale complied
with in tteen days from sale the property will be
sold at the risk and Of the defau ting purchaser
after six days advertisement IN i he Eyening star.
IHOS. 4. WAoGAMAN,l 90
j. ". FILLING. < Arus
THOS. z wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. nl-dkds
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CHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
~ REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON @ STREET NEAR
THlRTf-SECOND STREET, GEORGETOWN,

(NHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE UNIAPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON STREET NEAR
THIRTf-SECoND STREET. GEORGETOWN,
DC
In pursuance OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Coumbia rendered In Equity Cause No
$500. wherein Ida =. fenton and others are COM
Plainants and Addie c. M. Palmer and others de-
auction on WEDNESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
EOykMBER AID 1890. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM in front Of the premises, all that part
OF lot numbered hundred and eigh ty-two lSJD in
Beatty Hawkins addition to Georxetownip the Dis
trct Of Co umba. which Is included in the following
metes and boundA that 10 70 say beginning for the
same At point the south line Of Fourth nov
street, distant feet and ten inches east
ery from the point where the west boundary line Of
the said entire intersects the south line OF Fourth
street. and run thence east with said line of Fourth
south Of the width Of said 'front.' hundred and
6fty feet to the rear line Of said lot.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the DEGREES one-thtrd
of the purchase money IN cash at the time Of sale Of
which . deposit of $3.50 win be required when the
property bid OF and the residue In equal nstaments
In and years respectively date Of sale for
which the purchaser viii be required give hs prom
issory notes, bearng interest % the rate Of per
centum Per snnufn. or the purchaser 1t his option,
may pay the whole purchase money In cash II terms
with In fifteen days right q reserved
TO resell at sk and cost Of defaune purchaser afser
three days notice in TIE EvENrNs star nevspspeE
Az oonvey.nsinx. acknowledging. rseordins. kc, q
The above property win be sold In whole or In sub
divided lot the trustee may announca q tho ims
Of sale. HENRY MATHEWS, Trustss.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auction:er. oSi 6SS
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctones.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY

On TUESDAY NOVEMBER ELEVENTH, 1890 at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, we will offer for
sale At public auction in front of the premises lot 8
SQUARE 406 situate 90 feet from Of and 9th
streets northwest and fronting SO feet on north side
Of + STREET with depth of 100 feet
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property or all cash All conveyancing and recording
nj purchasers cost deposit OF $500 will b. required
at time OF SALE and the reserve the to
resell the properly at the risk and of defauting
purchaser II the terms be not complied with in ten
days from day of sale
VIM. A. GORDON
n3-d&ds CALDERON CARLISLE lrusSee3
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IN LIE pROIT PARK:
IMPROVED BY Two-sToRY FRAME DWELL.
ING, No 5l7 SPRUCE STREET
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
1893 folio %, OF the Land Records OF the Dstrct OF
COLUMBIA and 81 the request the party thereby Sc
cured we will sell at public auction front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY,, NOvEABtR ELEkENTH
ioSO at QUARTEk PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
lot 81 IN X Morris subdivision of part of block l5
e Droit Park, as plat in Book County No g. folio
40 OF the Records the Surveyors office of ead Dis
tr1ct. improved above stated
Terms: One-t.ird in cash, of which 800 must be
paid az time of sale and the balance til equal IN
stsments u g. Il and Is month"; for which notes OF
purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale and Sc
cured by deed of trust property sold viii be tsken
or ~ cash st option Of purchaser II are not
Sompiied with n , days from lie the property Will
De resod Of risk and cost Of defsuting purchaser All
conveyanciIg and recording Will be at purchaser's
cost
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FUTURE DAYS.
WIN. LowENTHAL, Auctioneer.

WM. LOWENTHALs Auctioneer.
SALE OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS FANCY AND
DRESS GOODS DOMEsTICS, GINS FUR
NISH1NG GOODS, Mans AND BOYS CLOTH.
ING. AT S17 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Continued SATURDAY and MONDAY same hour
Goods sold in quantities to suit dealers aud private
NIT VIM. IowENTHAI. Auc.,ones,
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The Colorado Coal Center.

Trinidad, Col, is looming up as one Of tn.
future great coal centers in the United States,
and there are we'll informed coal men who pre-
dict that the output will soon equal that OF the
most famous Pennsylvania districts The out
put three years ago was. in its infancy, 1000
tons per day. 1t has already reached {, 900 tons
per day, and ID expanding as rapidly - the rail-
road can make arrangements to haul away the
coal to the markets Of Texas. Kansas, Nebraska,
Colorado, Arizona and even New Orleans. For
full information address Trinidad Land and
Improvement Co., Trinidad, Col-Adu1
Briggs-"I wish could get rid Of that con-
founded cas Of mine. I've tried every way,
but she always turns MP"
Griggs-'Send her to tho laundry with your
collars and cuffs. "-Cg0thisv and Nrntshsr.
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.UNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneer.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneern
VALUABLE DWELLING on SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF RHODE ISLAND AVLNUE AND SEVEN-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
On THURsDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH al
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. We viii offer for
LOT 65, SQUARE 1872,
Fronting % .SS feet on Rhode Island avenue,
Terms made known at time of sale. deposit Of
500 at time Of sale required II the
not complied with IN ten days from day Of sale right
me purchaser after 1--WE days
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. C. All conyeyancins. &c, tine cost Of the
n7d&ds DGNCANsoN Bros. Auctioneers.
pkREMPTORl SALE OF VALUABLE LOT NEAR
l. NEM HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND OREGON
STREET,
On TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NO
yEMBER, AID. 1890, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
r. NJ, We Will sell, in front of the premises,
LOT 1O3 SQUARE 49,,
Containing $50 square feet of ground This lot 10
situated near the corner of New Hampshire avenue
and oregon street splendid building property.
Terms cash. OF which deposit OF 5000 required at
time OF sale Conyeysncng. &c, at PURCHASERS cost
Terms to be comped with in ten days. otherwise ria hit
reserved to resell st risk and cost of deaultns pur
some newspaper published il ashIngten, DC.
AI-d&ds Auctioneers
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sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkTY ON SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN <
AND l. NORi INVEST

ERTY ON SIXTEENTH STREET BETWEEN K
AND l. NOR INVEST
By virtue of deed Of trust TO US bearing date Apr
tss 4. and duly recorded in Lbsr No, l074. folio
4 ct of the land records of the District Co.
umbA and the request Of the party there
by. we will sell q public agetion in front Of the
EEMBEA a. D. 1880, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, LOT
No. 8, IN DAVIDSON'S SUBDIVISION OF ORl0I.
NAL LOT D, IN SQUARE No. l9S, improved by
Frame Dwelling and Brick Stable being residence No
1O1l 10th street northwest.
Terms of sale; third cash; balance in one and
two years. secured upon the property sold with inter-
est at six l6l per cent per annum 01 all cash q pur
Of sale Al conveyAncing and recording 1t pur-
chaser's cost Terms TO be complied with In days
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and OF
defauling purchaser after ave days advertisement Of
such resale in some Newspaper Published in Washing.
gUsHRoD ROBINSON, r,n,,...
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LIGHT HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN UNI
vERsITY PARK AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH. At
FOuR O'CLOCK on the premises, shall seii lots 2 3.
4, D. o. z. 10 and l. in block ~, University Park
fronting on Well ny and Euclid place. Lots and z
are corner lots, 1Ox1 43 the others 50x14a his
property Is considered the most valuable in that
section and should command the attention Of invest
ors
years with notes bearing Snterest and secured by
deed Of trust the property sold All conveysncng
and RECORDING at purchasers cost. $500 uepOsit will
be required on each lot at the time of sale If the
terms of sale not complied with in days from
the day OF the property will I've resold tha risk
aud cost OF the defauiting purchaser.
Title perfect.
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CHANGTSNEsiY6 SALE or ETIIDTNa Tors FRONT:

~ ING on THE CAPT IoL GROUNDs
NJ virtue o. deere uf the supreme Court Of the
ppn 1strct OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No
,OS. q. We VIII ofcr tor sale TUESDAY,, THE
LION lEEN1H DAY OF NOVEMBER 1890 Al
hALf-PAsI POUR OClOt X z NJ. IA front ~ the
sne elty OF Washington. DC ssld front each IS
ees on street northwest face the capitol grounds
sna nave each depth OF loo feet ley
Terms; Ohe-thirg IN cash. OF which one hundred
dollars on each GrCel sud shall PAID al the time q
sale balance IA equal ylymrns With inter, Al al me
arg TWO ears Respectively the day Of sale sad
ueierred 70 Oe socurvd rs deed Il trust on
e properly sold. or ali ca h. tke optIuu of the pur-
cLtsrr All conyeyanc ng ava recorling at pur,has-
ers COST We horned 70 receive for tu6uis.nos
70 e court any private offers for either II the olA
ARTHUR A. BIhNEl,
45S Louisiana avenue.
FRANKLIN II. MAChfN, f iroseee&
n1-eo0tSdSds Dos u street "a
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VyRUsTEEs SALE OF LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
10ESSAMS0N STREET I5 TBEIwRkH F0URTEElIH
sTkgGTUkE Known AS .TH1 SECOND

Under and BY virtue of deeA Of trust recorded IN
Iiber folio 120 es seq Of The land records
&c. q ss md y asds 81 Ss su
aa0Sl; docket "a Hs win ea:S fog ale Il tseet e
OF NOVEMBER 1890. st HALf-PAsT. TOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following DESCRIBED reel eststa
ba 70 wit: The east half Of lot (l3 IN W.
1TT ,S g s1Sdiyaon Of souars tyo hundred
fol,e SO Of the susyeyoss ofse for The Diazses q
furniture therein.
Terms Of sale. ons-third 90 eash sad tn balance
q sx per sentum par snnunL payable sami-annuslly
and secured 5y deed Of trust on the property .od
9utred q tame Of ssls Terms 70 b eonphsd With n
DAYS from day Of sale % property viii - rnaoh g
risk and cot Of defaulting purchSser. nj eoryey-
suctnG ct purohassrs cost
- 500 1th q
ANDREW n PSSsYkii. .'
01o. v. sTICxMEI. Ass1ossS
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EoR sA1E-Ar AUcTION-FOI'R HORSES ONE
eet Double and three cts Stnge Harness 20 high-
sst oaarr ~ United State~ senate Stable on MID
= EsDAl, NOV EMBEk TWELFTH. lspn At O'Clock
I'm =. NJ VALENTINE sergeAnt-At Arms T. u u
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II ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctionsers.

kUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON THIRD STREET BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
ABOVE.
On !hURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
THIRTEENTH, at HALE-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK I
Will oues Tor sale, IN front OF the premisea
LOTS 50. "a AND 3o
In square TAG,
kfontng IL feet 30 inches on Sd street and runs
back that wide 80 feet to all alley.
Z ALSO
SUB lots 46 to 50 inclusive. in square 740 fronting
running back "a feet ) inches to an alley
ms sale presents excellent ortunty to secure
valuable building sites in this growing section
Terms: Une-third cash ba.ance in one and two
years at per cent secured by deed of trust prop
cry sod or AL cash. at the option Of the purchaser
Of 300 on the Sd street lots and $50 apiece
on the alley lots will be required time of sale IL
the terms OK sale are not complied with fifteen
fr m the day of sale the reserves the right to
resell the properly at the risk and cost of the default
Ing purchaser after five days advertisement Of such
rtsaIe IN some newspaper published in Washington,
PC All conveyancing and recording at the cost Of
the purchaser CHARLES A. LOT,
344 ST. NV,
Trustee and Attorney for Patrick O'Donnoghue ct al
M u A n ru n .rsrp
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

TNHREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, No Is3I
l. C0LUMBIA STREET. NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE
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FILLMORE BEHI H and Hob z BRANDT.
o25nl,S,l2 0olicitoru
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-16
The First District Conrt.

The district court convened as usual yes
terday morning. In the absence of Judge
Miner, Judge Blackburn, of Provo, occu-
pied the bench.
James Allen ct al VS.. Frank J. Cannon;
on motion of Ogden Hiles, permission was
granted to file report of referee, NJ. a.
Breeder.
X. G. Towne ct al, VS.. Lorenzo Farr ct
al; on motion of Evans & Rogers an order
was made granting plaintiff permission to
amend his complaint by striking out south
west in description and inserting "south-
east
The People VS.. Charles Turner; on mo-
ton the case was dismissed
The People VS.. Tom Watts; changed plea
Of not guilty to guilty. Waived time aDd
asked for sentence. Judgment three years
in the penitentiary.
The People VS.. d. Carroll ct al: trial as
to d. Carroll and John Daley. Verdict not
guilty.
The People vs.. Nick Smith; on motion of
d. b. Evans the case was dismissed for the
term.
In re-application of Charles Carr and
Michael Nelson to become citizens, order
admitting.
Thomas Cahoon vs. First National bank !;
hearing continued till later hour in the DAY.
In re-appointment of A. II. Randall as
bailiff, order appointing vice Harrison re
signed.
The People vs. Henry Bennor; on trial