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Elections Of Omcers.

Goodwill Commandery, No. 81, United
Order of the Golden Cross, has elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the term beginning
January I: Y. C.. Hervev s. Knight; V. n. c.,
Miss Adelaide Payne; W. p, Jacob b. Derrick
h r., Edward Steer; F. K r., Benz. F. Moore
treasurer. Frank c Severance; W. II, Alex. N.
Proctor; W. j. G.. Mrs. Lucy A. Dawson; W.
o. e.. Jas G. Thompson; p. n. c., Jas. W.
Cheney; trustees, 5. l. Grout, A NJ McBath,
W. g. Perry; representative to Grand Com
mandery, jas. ". Cheney: alternate representa-
tive. Mrs Louisa T. Watrous; organist, John
W. Garland
Capitol Lodge, No. 147. OKsB has elected
the following officers: President. DIR. NJ. Brook
heimer; vice president. j. Loele; secretary. j.
Brock: assistant secretary N. Cohen; treasurer,
T. Sanger; conductor, L. Rosenlan; assistant
conductor, Fl. Michaelis; inside guard. l.. 4.
Levy; outside guard, II. Baehenheimer; trus-
tees, L. Rosenberg. III. King, jr., and
j. Selinger; represen natives TO Grand Lodge,
H. King, jr., VI. Cohen and l.. Gradwohl
At the annual convention Of the Order OF
High Priests, held in the chapter chamber.
Masonic Temple, Monday evening, officers were
elected as follows: Charles II. Smith. presi-
dent; Robert Ball. vice president; William Il.
Singleton, secretary; Alexander T. Holt, chap
lain; David G.. Dixon, herald; A W. Pentiand.
conductor; John NJ Mckinney, master of cere-
monies. and John h Robinson, guard.
Union Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. f., has elected
the following officers: y. G.. L. Edward
Clark. IT.; V. G., George b. Clark; treasurer,
John T. Webster; secretary, Richard Emmons
financial committee, ]. A Scott; warden, j. b.
stahl; u. Sup n G., d. C. Hasgard; L.
Sup. n. g., J. A. Scott; Il. Sup. V. G.,
W. C. Dodge; L. Sup v G.. j. f Lewis; Il.
Scene Sup, J. E. Speiden; L. Scene Sup. j. l.
Johanous; I. s. G., John Castell; o. S. G.,
Robert McCutehen; conductor, ]. E. Hutchin in
son; deg. master, W. J. Palmer.
The following officers of Decatur Lodge, No
8. K p. have been elected: James A Dempf
G. G.; H. Ii. Smith. V. c.; 4. Z. Weber, p
J. @. Foster. NJ A; William Fl. Doherty, NJ Ex
William Kinsinger, NJ. F.. and s. X. Turner. X
Of r. s. Representatives to Grand Lodge: s
r. Turner, Richard Sebastian, c. l. Saur
William Kinsinger and William II. Doherty
Trustees: o. L. Sues, ID. II. kincaid and Martin
y. Heiberger-
Clerks Assembly. X Of L., elected last even
ing E. w. Hamilton, master workman; A. +
Reesch, worthy foreman; A. H. Hilty, record
ing secretary; George Bartlett, financial secre
tsry-treasurer; ii. Z. Barnard, statistician
delegates TO D.A. 66, +. W. Hamilton, ii. +
Barnard and i. Schweinshaut; delegates to Fed
Grafton Of Labor. II. \. Barnard, F. Nj. Vena
BILE, A. H. HIlty, W. A. Deutz and II. GO Neal
The Acorn Club last night elected the follow
mg officers: President, W. e. Belts; vice presi
dent, H. G. Bayly; treasurer, T. l. Greenven
secretary, ID. s. Hughes.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc.:oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON Il
STREET SoUTB BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON n
STREET SOUTH BETNEEN SOUTH CAPITOL,
STREET. AND FIRST STREET WEST.
nder and by virtue a deed trust recorded I'm
hDer 40; l4'ss 1870 :.rs ct seq. one OF the lind
records Of the District OF Columbia the reo.s,
of the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
Viii sell az public auction. in front OF PREMISES ON
MONDAY. tie FIFTH ,.pl DAY Oh JANUAKN A. u.
l9l, at FOUR "a O'CLOCK I. NJ. part OF original lot
thiteen tl in square six hundred and thirty five
(Ol' in the city WASHINGTON. ID c. said part of lot
Icing the east 70 feet front by depth feet to-
gether with the improvements Sc.
Terms Of sale: One-third os purchase money TO he
paid in cash and res due in twelve ) and eighteen III
Months. with interest 90 ier cent per aupIlrt,
interest Payable SUBSTANTIALLY which
10 give pronssory notes secured by dec.
property sold, all casn. at o.iion of purchaser IN
terms OF sale not CONF lied with ten lO) DAYS
nom day OF SAFE the trustees te right
at risk OF defaubtlng purchaser deposit 600 will
be required when bd is accepted.
Z. X. WILLIAMSON, Trustee
49, ". Z. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
u-,U-eodts 100 9th ST. nv.
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His Assertions About the Fair Treatment
Hebrews in Russia Denied.

His Assertions About the Fair Treatment Of
Hebrews in Russia Denied.
The Emigrant Aid Society, powerful organ
ization in Cincinnati, formed largely to assist
Russian immigrants in procuring means of fol-
lowing their respective vocations. at meeting
on Sunday night discussed resolution request
ing the government to recall Charles Emory
Smith, the American minister to St Petersburg.
The reason given is that he has, in response to
communication, declared that no Russian
persecution of the Hebrews exists. This, the
members of the society claim is in direct con-
tradictiOn to the facts. His reply, they also
state, has been instrumental in preventing a
great deal of assistance that would otherwise
have been rendered. The society will issue a
call for general mass meeting Of citizens to
take action regarding the resolution. The ac-
ton taken by the society is part of a movement
inauSurated by similar organizations in the
east and which an effort will be made to make
general.
The lord mayor Of London has forwarded to
ST. Petersburg the protest against Russia per-
secutioa Of Hebrews adopted at the recent
meeting at the Guild Hall. The idea of send
ing the protest to Russia in charge OF a depu-
tation headed by Lord Meath was abandoned
owing TO the receipt of a communication init
mating that the interests Of the Hebrews would
be better served II the memorial was sent by
post.
QUARTER OF A MILLION FOR COLONIZATION IN
MEXICO.
1t has been decided by leading Hebrews in
San Francisco to raise fund of $3.50, OGO sur
relief of their prosecuted brethren in Russia.
The plan includes the purchase of 200 900 res
in Mexico. on the Pacific coast, which will cost
only 81 an acre. This tract viii be divided into
small farms and on it will be located large num-
bers OF these Hebrew exiles, who are mostly
farmers. ColOnists will be sent out through
the English Society Of Israolites. All the rabbis
and rich Hebrew merchants and bankers of San
Francisco are active supporters of the project
The manager is Daniel Myer, q well-known
broker He has received assurances of support
from nearly all towns on the coast.
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
WITH 5000 FEET GROUND.UNS SPRING, ST.
NEAR MAPLE AVE ANACnSpIA N ~


Under and by virtue OF certain deeds of trust
Recorded IN llber folio - 81 and
records Tor the District Of Columbia the other giyen
70 the more eiec.uay describe the ground and r,-
lses and recorded in Liter 14i. folio lO4 one oi the
land Te'orts OF the District OF Columbia. and
quest OF the PARTY secured thereby the undars
trustees VIII sell at public auction in front 81 the
Premises. ON MONDAY, SECOND DAY or FEBI,T-
AIRY. ID. 1891, at FOUR OCLOCk 4. N, ali OF los
ten Co, eleven lllD twelve (lll thirteen Il:l and
fourteen 0:i, II. A. Griswold's subdivision ca lots
sey.E (ID and twelve l Part OF Che chester together
Win &C and all those Pieces parcels
OF land and premises lyins between the southwest linz.
OF lot numbered ten (lO) of mentioned subdivision and
the nortnsts st line Oh Morris road presen, consi-
t'ited and the right Of the alley the west OF
sad lot Ten (lo) continued through to said Morris
ruad, together with ifIil rovemsnts, &c.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third of purchase money 10 he
paid IN cash. sidce monthly. quarterly semi-snnu-
aiiy or annually payments aggrE-a;ns less than
siN hundred dollars (SCsl per year and interest a q
per cent per annuln. payable quarterly, tor which
nafchaser Is 10 give ronissory notes deed
% trust Ga properly Sold al cash. option OF ,,-
chaser III ter;ls of sale no. completed in ten ii
days IRON day o. sale the trustees right 10
resell at and OF the defauitin purchaser AFTER
nfe days advertisement OF such resale news
paper published III WASHINGTON. DC. A deposit of
two hundred dollars sO) will he required when bid
Is Accepted All conveyan.ing ane recording of
the purchaser, ALBERT y. ri III, Trustee.
a. ~tA.s W. Ii. BALDWIN, Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, DC
BY virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. sitting as q court OF eUuty
Passed n a certain cause therein pending No NIX,
between Joseph f. Fowler ct al. complanants ami
Lolita Jackson ct al. Defendants shall proa 10
sell on the prenliseson III kSDkl, The EIGHTH
DAY OF JANUARY, lSl. at FOUR O'CLOCK T.. NJ
all those parts OF lots Nos. -. and ~ living and
being in Georgetown, d. G., in Beatty Hawkins adj
titlon to said town, described follows: Commencing
Tor the same at ne northeast said lot No 30
running thence west nifty five along tine ln.
81 9TH street. thence south hundred (lOO feet
thence east nifty five (5b) feet Frederick street
Thence north dong the line of said Frederick street one
hundred IOOl ieet TO the place of beginning with the
improvements, consisting O. two frame dwellings.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: One third
cash. balance in two equal instailments in six and
Twelve months. with interest day of sale or the
Whole OF the purchase money may be paid cash. at
Ine option OF purchaser purchasers. Deposit OF
S3p Will he required at tire of sale, Payment of the
remainder of the cash in such time may appear r-
sonale TO trustees. On default o! the purcnaser or
purchasers the property to be esold at the rsa and
cost OF SUCH oefauiting purchaser purchasers
JOHN L. ENNIS. Trustee,
HUGH 7. TAGGART. Trustee.
d-~tdts City Hall.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g. Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation, the advertising rates Of THE EVEN
ing srAn are only about half as high as those Of
other Warrington papers But cheapness is
not the only merit It's szrice is better than any
ssasr papsy in he city can possibly giue,
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PROPOSALS.

Il dow Frames and wsshbosrds. -Ofhce Of building
fer iAnssry q ConNsss No 10 East CAPITOL strss,
poszs for fuznshing delivering and putting m place
complete the Cast Iron Frames. Castings and Trim
psnt and hrSs story. and the Ssst Iron Ir.nes Tor
the Library Of Conges in this city viii be received al
TIL. Once until Two O'CLOCK IN. On wEDNEs-
and opened tmmedtstely thereafter IN prrsencs bad
d9s spectncsfsona. general Instructions and comb
1890 : s e - sxsazSSR g kS4Es1S.
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Unprecedented Sand Storms.

Storms Of sand and dust arc prevailing in
central Illinois as have never been known at this
season. No rain has fallen in this county for
months. The wind has blown strong and con-
tinuOus for several days, and the dust and sand
lies in deep drifts in the roads like snow.
Streams are drying up rapidly and the scarcity
among the farmers.
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THE DEI.AGOA DISPUTE.
International Arbitration to Be e. J
Begun.

The arbitration between Portugal. Great Britain
and the United States relative to the forfeiture
of the Delagoa railway concession commences
at Berne Immediately after New Year before a
commission of three Swiss jurists. The repre-
sensations made by the United States have re-
suited in extending the basis for arbitration
beyond the lines laid down by the late con-
servative and the preceding progressist cabi-
nets, both of them insisting on the right of the
Portuguese to forfeit their concessions and
confine the duty Of the arbitrators merely to
determining the value Of the rolling stock.
Under n convention with the present cabinet
the entire question of the Portuguese govern
ment will be submitted.
The claim of the American and British share
holders is 3l0,00O.C03. The value of the con-
cession itself and OF 0O00 acres of mineral
Land granted by it are to be adjudicated.
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The last legislature placed tax upon char
tiers which went into operation March /, 1880.
Since then the revenue from this source has
amounted TO eS4, 96l.
At Huntersville, near Norfolk, Chas Hayes
was shot and badly wounded by his son John.
While drunk he made an assault upon his wife
and the boy interferred to protect his mother.
Rev. James Dalby, while on his way to attend
the session Of the Virginia conference, ME.
the residence Of his father in Berkeley.
The new cheese factory at Somerset made
5000 pounds Of cheese the first year.
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d2O-eodts
NUNCANSCN BROS. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF KEW BRICK HOUSE on r.
STREET SOUTH BET WEN SOUTH CAPITOL,
STREET AND flksT STREET WEST.
Under and by virtue OF a deed of recorded in
Lber No. 14si folio ss3 ct seq, land rec
oris OF the District of Columbia, at the request OF
the party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
MoNDAh THE FIFTH 90 DAY OF JANUARY,
O'clock NJ, parf Of ORIGINAL lot thirteen e:Si in
square six hundred and thirty five o). the city OF
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. said part OF lot being west 20
feet front by depth of 30 feet. together with the
provemen.s. SC
Terms OF sale: one-third Of purchase money to be
paid in cash and residue ia twelve u) and eighteen
lS) months with interest at six 90 per FER an
num- interest payable substantially. for which pur-
chaser is to give pronssory notes secured by deed OF
trust on property sold all cash. the option
purchaser II the terms OF sale compiled wlsh
IN ten (iO) days from the day of sale the
serve tine right to resell at of defauting
deposit OF S2OO will be required when bid is &C.
cepted.
C.H.WILLIAMSON,, --,u.
w.E.EDM0NST0N,| irus'ees.
d20-eots 80 9Th ST m ~
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New McxicO's Legislature Organized.

The 'twenty-ninth Legislative assembly OF
New Mexico has been organized. Secretary of
the Treasury Thomas swore in the council
and house Of representatives. The council. as
organized, stands eight republicans and four
democrats, with Col. Francisco Caves as pres
ldent. The house organized as thirteen demo-
Gratis and eleven republicans. Judge William
Burns is speaker
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: j.
W. Orme to Meyer Loeb, pit. 2, So. 319; 8.
W. H. West to Lavinia West, sub 80, 50. GIG;
g. John Hewlett to Mary A. Egan, pit. 10,
50. 557; 8. C. Condict ct al. to L. L. Walker,
lots II and 10. So. "a; 8. C. F. Scott to F.
Thomas, pit. Is. SO. 2S9; 9. W. Z. waggener
to s. II; witherow, sub 40, 50. GIT; sl,635.75.
3 w. Flynn to I. A. Lambert. pit. C, 50. 403;
50. 1868; 8. A. Moore ct al. to Virginia Moore.
interest in pit. 2, 50. 499; s.. E. w. Raub to
8. c. Raub, interest in lot 8, SO. $50; $3.50.
Mary v. Bonnell to G.. I. bearing, sub IS, So.
Al; $500. ]. II. Mari ct al. to W. C. Duvall.
east Il 43, 50. 400; 81, 905.
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An We're Sent Down.

jams HUMPHREYS, Jennie Addison and Kate
Colburn, colored, who reside or spend most Of
their time in house on 1Ith street, were in the
Police Court today charged with being Migrants
and suspicious persons They were arrested by
Policemen Bolsnd and Sutton. The arrests
we're made because of a reported robbery on
l1th street near the house. The officers gave
evidence Is to the course OF life led by the de-
fsndAnts. Judge Miller read them Q lecture,
ed sent thsw I'll down Tor 70 days.
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Victim of Excessive Cigarette. Smoking.

SctifH Oh ENcessfSe Niyarette. Smoking.
George ID. Sanger, a well-known citizen of
Macon and brother-in-law Of the late Bishop
Beckwith and nephew Of Gen. A. Il. Lawton of
Savannah, dropped dead in a drug store at Ma
con last evening. He had been an inveterate
smoker OF cigarettes, which Is supposed to
have brought on the heart failure which
caused his death.
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William Blaney Sentenced to Hang,

William Blaney of Baltimore, Nd, who
murdered his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Blaney, and his aunt, Caroline NJ. Blaney. on
May 2 last, was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Stewart to be hanged. Gov. jackson will des-
ignate the time. The prisoner manifested no
concern whatever in the sentence, but bowed
and smiled to his acquaintances around the
court room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
Found Dead IN New York,. sxr..A.

Frank A. Early, forty years old, Of 81 Court
landt street. New York city, was found dead
yesterday morning in . snow heap at the cor
ner Of Frankford and Pearl streets His BODY
was taken to the Oak street police station.
Early was an operator on the waiting list Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company. HI
vie nd ehal4 ass living b GevbusG Ex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
For Q Lons-Range Gun Fertilization.

For Long-Range Gun Fertilization.
The Winthrop Point Land Association prop
erty at Growers Cliff, Winthrop Highlands,
Mass, has been sold and deeds passed yester-
day for $50. 900 to the United States govern
ment for long-range gun fertilization. The
government takes in all about forty-fve acres,
fifteen at the point and thirty across near
Cherry Street Station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
Fined for Using n Lame Horse.

Agent Key OF the Humane Society complained
IN the Police Court today that Edgar A. Nelson
of the Herdic Company permitted a lame horse
to be worked on the 18th street hill. The de-
fenGant said that the lameness was caused by a
shoe being put over corn when the animal
was rouSh-shod during the snow storm. He
said that he would not have permitted the
animal to be taken out had he known il was
lame. Judge Miller said he would make the
penalty small and fixed 1t at So.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srork
OF FOREIGN coATrNGs. vFsrrSos.
sOITINGS. OvFRCOATINGs AND TROUS
EklNoS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMlREfIRsT- CLASS TAILORING ARRIN-
NlTED TO ms SECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BY III. ID. BARI. llll PA. AVE, ARE GUAR
ANIEED 10 La On THE CORRECT STYLE
oil
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Hockey Murphy Scrinus,Y ILL.

Murphy, the jockey, is ill at his home in
Lexington KY, he having taken violent cold
Saturday while skating. He has never been a
well man since his peculiar sickness the day he
rode the notorious FirenZi race, and the doe
tors say that should his present trouble develop
into pneumoai. he will have little show of re-
cONerY.
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AUCTION SALES.
rUrr.E DAYs.
CHANCEIY SALE OF UNIMPRoVFD PROP.
y LkIA on ThlRn srRrEr RETMEEN q kNp

(NHANCEEN SALE OF UNIMPROvFD PROP.
~ ERTl ON THIRD STREET RETNEFN a An ID
II STIi.krS SOUTHWEST.
by virtue Of decrse of tho SuTrrme Court 81 the
District q Columbia, rssSed IN Equity No l.-sas
1arsrTy. guardian. Y. cartcrry. the undersigned %
trustee viii sell AZ public ancflon fronf Of the
r.illses; On II EsDAl, Til SIXTH DAY or JAN
= M. An. 1871. az HAlf-PAsr foCR oCLoCk
y W al That larei 81 rial estate IN the OF Wash
nton IN the District OF Columbia contained with
the tolt0slng riefes and hounds banning for tho
lle al TIE southeast orner said and rum NJ
th'ilfe roifn a-t't tne line Of I'd
,r OF !,> 70 ie ne Of the prof-rfy hersfofore con
N.y.Si 70 S.rn Maase theme west loo feet theme
South ~ ftf and thence east lCl 10 sa,d ~trprf
and e<innin-, tsiny pAft of lo; L.. IN sQusr IA
Terms OF sale Trsriisd IN dr-rre. tine third cnsh
Years TO b So ur y dsd Of r1is' Property -sid
~ Al casa Al otcn 81 the purchaser. ietssnt ~
slp Will lie required when he IroTerry sold and
convey ancin< at the c.~; 81 the purrhss-r M
terms 81 sale aie not complied with hft.su dsv,
MON Gay Of sale the the night 10 w.
~ rss and ci Il 1efAutiny purchrsr after ave Ssyp
Advertisements Of such rsaSae
,>,->,,,, 7, HolpSMokTH GORDON. Trus---
DINCANsON BROS, Auctionesrs. az -dkfis
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Prom the Deadwood Pioneer.
A new discovery WINS made in the wind cave
last week BY which openings were found that
took seven hours tramp 70 one Of the subter-
ranean chambers and return. This cave ID sur
passing the famous Mammoth Cave Of Rem
lucky IN magnitude and win be . principal
eb3ses of sssssstiea 70 visitos 70 " Rlsek
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Death Of an Ohio Lexisl.sor.

Hon. John Zimmerman, democratic state
senator from the seventeenth and twenty
eighth districts, died ON the streets OF Wooster.
Ohio, last evening Of heart disease. His death
leaves the democrats without majority in the
senate.
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QUE IRREGULAR WEEKLY AND CLOSING SALE FOR
tsiS MIL lake PLACE AT OUR SALES
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER THIRTY-FIRST
~ u-,,,,,, AT TIN O'CLOCK.
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FIR
NITCRE AND EFFECTS OF ALAosT EVERY
DESCRIPTION, TOGETHER WITH A FINf,
LOT I1, Oh I, ChRpETS, Rigs; Sc. LOT OF FUR:
CLOSE CoNSIGNMESTS For The YEAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30

To OVERCOME the marx. Of are an Who h.ve
Grny besrds shoum use Buckinghan's Dye for ne
Wh1skerl, the bet and elcoH00f 610 49, ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctsoneers

DuNcANsoN BROS, Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
t0uR,AND-A.HALF srREET BETWEEN \
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Lber No ii foo De ct s ', ons ~ , IAN u
records OF the District Of Coiumba, the undarasnai
IreInls.s ON II RsDAf TIE thin fIhTH ' bAa OF
DECEMBER. iss.O. AZ FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ ali Of
kiswiek su division OF square i've hundred aaS forty
SIX C.4u). IN the city .: ash ngton. D. saiG su-
a, ,, = recodet IN book L. paGe lsr, toSether
Terms Of sac Cns-third OF the purchase money 10
us months, with interest at six 90 per rsnt her an
hni. payable semi -annusy for which purrhsser
property sold, all cash. ct oIion Of the ;,urhss.r
~ terms OF sale are not cornTod with IN ten do, days
n rsS OF defsultin. purchaser. deposi, o; 90 viii
b required when hid accepted.
dI7-eod&ds c.H. WILLIAMSON. trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE ON
And EA MIA r iiaAt Io,- SSnREET BETWEEN
Under and by virtue ot do,si o, TINS. rsco-sos "a,
OF tne District OF co!umnia. the anaeFsri,ed
s Ven On ri EspS F fn fhii II II s 4 se
DhcEMBLG, lsSsD. 4; EALF-PAs FOJR O'CLOCK
anu John Van Riswi:S's s;li @lvslcn oI sgusrc ave
hundred and 'orty i,;6). in the city OF MEsAnr-
L. Pare lis. to-etner with The improvements AZ.
Terms OF sale: Cne- third of pprsnsse money 20 he
kls) months with s.x 90 ,e- cent per aa-
nun; interest layao.e substantially for which tile
nus' on property sold. all casa. option pur-
elasr 4 terms OF sale not complied with in ten
70 - risk 90 defsu ting purchaser depos:i OF
sloO Will be required wnen bid accepted.
\" L. EDsioNsIoS, Trustee.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-30
DENTISTRY.

nR. CLARA W. McNAUGHToN, DENTIST. n
~ 18th 81. NV graduate Of Michixun UDivesuitv.
all branches Of dentistry reasonable prices thr -;
ronage OF ladies and chlldren especially solicatsd
o1s-:sm
II and artificial teeth inserted without charre exzrps
cost OF materlsl At i:sS u ST. n W. Dental Dsp>fs
daily, except sunday. Lxfraction frseL Infrlanry
open from October = TO june 30 60
nR STARE PARSONS, DENTIST. 9TH ST. OR
~ Il n-w.-ftrst<inss hllinss inserted. Arpiirnfioa
% gums prevents pain m extrsctinx All bfanrbss q
dentistry. Al present location ten yesrx nhlS