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AUCTION SALES
FUTIRE DAYS
THoMAS BOWLING, Auctionecr.

HANDSOME DOUBLE BRICK rwo-STORy
DWELLING, WITH BAY WINDOWS CokNER
OF SINIH AND STREETS SOCTHWkST AT
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH 1890
at foCk O'CLOCK I. NJ. IL front Of the premises,
shall oner the handsome Double Brick ReslCiepce
With lay windows aud all modern improvements.
being all of lot and part OF lot B. in square StiS:
lot 3O16o. located at the corner 9th and streets
southwest, with the improvements
Terms $1,000 cash; balance at six. twelyr and
eighteen months. with notes bearing Interest aud
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold All
conveyancng and recording at purcha cost 1000
deposit will lie required at the time OF sale
90 ats THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VNRCsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REALESTATF
At FOREST GLEN, MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for Mont
geometry county as court of equity the undersigned
as Trustee viii offer at pu bic sale at Forest Glen Sta
lon on the Metropolitan Branch railrosd on SAT-
nrRGPIaGv OCTOBER ELEVENTH. 1890, at TWO
oCbOCh Il. NJ, Thirteen Acres of Land, being a mart
OF he estate of the late Lucinda A. Bohrer Prop
ery Is situated Oh Linden avenue within 800 yards of
llnden Station, one half mile Forest Glen sta
uo 3uO yards from the th-street turn pike aud not
more fnac quarter of mile from the located BEGIN
nlpg OF the Metropolitan Southern railroad
II is all arabic land. Well fenced and admirably
adapted to subdivision.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash and the balance in
one and two years. -
o6-5t JAMES B, HENDERSON Trustee
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Indictments Today

The grand jury Of the April term of the
Criminal Court. for the District of Columbia
made their final report to Chief Justice Bing-
ham today aud was discharged with the thanks
of the court Their report comprised indict-
mens against the following persons:
James T.. Muldoon, alias James T.. Malone,
Joseph Graves, Isaac Hanien and Beverly
Smith, Charles Smith, violating pol
icy law; W. NJ. c. Gordon, forgery;
VIM. Taylor, alias johnson. horse
stealing; James OBrien, house breaking;
Alice Beckett, larceny; Alex Campbell, assault
with intent to kill; James Ford, larceny from
the person; John Marshall, house breaking;
Samuel Walker, assault; VIM. Fantroy EN-
bezzlement; B. Shepherd White, forgery and
embezzlement. and Vim. Mcintosh, assault
with intent to kill.
The following cases were reported ignored:
Robert Young, criminally knowing a child
under sixteen years; Thos. McHugh, do.
Jonas West, assault with intent to kill; Kate
spindler, grand larceny; Jesse ". Plowman,
embezzlement; Honora Lawler, assault with
intent to kill; Grant Boyles. grand larceny;
John j. Verser, violating civil service law, and
Washington Monroe, bigamy.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera

HIGH COST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE,
No. l42S MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH
WEST
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH COMMENC-
ING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell at resi-
dence No. l42S Massachusetts, avenue northwest a
Choice Collection of Household Furniture, Carpets
&C.
ONE OVER STUFF PARLoR SUITE UPHoL-
STIRRED WITH WILTON RUGS EASY CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED IN BROCKATELLE, CHERRY
CENTER TABLES, HAND-PAINTED SCREENS
CHERRY EAsELs. OIL PAINTING BY DURAND
PORTIERES. BRONZE STANDING LAMP,
HANDSOME CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE,
PLATE GLASS; ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER
SUITES. LADIES' WRITING DESK, HANDSOME
ANTIQUE OAK HALL RACK, EXTRA SIZE
PLATE GLASS CHIFFONIER, WICKER
COUCHES AND CHAIRS. ELEGANT ANTIQUE
OAK BUFFET, PEDESTAL EXTENSION
TABLE AND CHAIRS TO MATCH, WALNUT
BOOK CASES AND LIBRARY TABLE, OAK RE-
FRfGERATOR, MANTEL CLOCK, FUR RUGS
BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, BRUSSELS CARPET
THROUGHOUT HOUSE.
We call the attention Of the public to this SALE as
one out of the usual lice of house sales The articles
above are comparatively of the latest
designs and most durable manufacture Parties con-
tempatng housekeeping should not fail to attend the
sale
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
o1-5t Auctioueers
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This afternoon when the case Of Patrick
sheehy, charged with keeping an unlicensed
bar, was called inithe Police Court one of the
Witnesses for the prosecution, Henry Shaw,
who had been asleep on one OF the settees, was
called, but he was found to be intoxicated.
The case was postponed and Judge Miller fined
the intoxicated witness ca.
That's all right" shouted Shaw, .rll see
The judge thereupon increased the fine 70
60, but subsequently, reduced IL 20 the Hrst
named amount
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THE LUTHERAN SYNOD,
One Hundred and Fifty Delegates Ex-
pected to Attend.

All arrangements have been perfected for
the opening Of the scventy-frst convention of
the Maryland Lutheran synod at Memorial
Church tomorrow. The delegates will prob
ably commence to arrive this evening. and
when at O'Clock tomorrow President Hemrig-
hausen calls the convention to order something
like $50 delegates, clerical and lay, will be in
attendance. The president for the coming
year will be elected tomorrow, and while sew
eral names have been mentioned no one has
become 80 prominent as to make his election
assured. Rev. DIR. Morris of Baltimore is
spoken of as well as others
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE METROPOLITAN
IL Pohce, District Of Columbia. Washington, Oc-
DAY. OCTOBER sEyENTEENTA 1890. q the :siss-
room Of kstclife, Darr 4 Co., 92O Pennsylvania
lie suction lot Of Lost. Stolen and Abandoned Prop
TO-. recovered By the metropolitan police from time
70 time This in conformity with section AIT of the
Revised Statutes relating TO the Columbia
and with the approval OF the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia, September 80, 1880. RICK
Police, DC o3-3t
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Claiming Their Rrotber,S Estate

petition has been filed in the Probate Court
in the case of the estate OF VIM. Mcdaniel. who
died here in 1897, asking that letters of admin
istration on his estate be issued to Thomas b.
Stahl. The petition is made by Edward
Charles and Thomas S. Mcdaniel of New Jor-
sey, who claim to be the brothers and only
heirs and state that a woman who lived with
deceased and bore his name took possession OF
his estate and now lives at $50 NJ street north
west but they assert That she is not the widow
and was never married to him, and they claim
to be entitled to the estate and ask citation TO
the widow.
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Five Years in ALBANY Penitentiarx.


This morning in the Criminal Court, Chief
Justice Bingham, the sentence Of one year and
one day in the Albany penitentiary passed on
Henry II. Tucker, alias VIM s. Scott, June IS
last, was suspended during good behavior, and
the defendant was released on his personal
bonds He was convicted Nav 10 of obtaining
money and rings from Miss Helana Audenreid
oy Ease representations, engaging her as an
opera singer.
VIM. Harris. alias johnson, coIored, who
plead guilty Saturday of robbing Sl75 from
Catherine L. McGrath ON July rs, was called
up Tor sentence. Assistant District Attorney
Clagett stated that this class Of cases was be-
coming too common and while there was no
record OF the prisoner, he had been consorting
with thieves. He asked there was several
cases IN which ladies had been knocked down
as in this case that the sentence be such az
would deter others. Harris asked the court to
be ienlent,as this Was the first time he had been
here.
The chief justice said he had made a very
bad start and II was not light offense to at
tack lady with a club. It was an aggravated
case and he had noticed in the public press
that this class or crime was increasing and for
all they knew he may be guilty OF some of the
other cases. He imposed sentence of five
years in tho penitentiary at Albany-the mean
Of the hmit-three to seven years
Kept the Cash; Threw the Watch AWAY
Otto kleinheim, young German baker, an
peared a. the prosecuting witness in the case
Of coiored woman named Eliza Fry, alias
Williams. who was charged in the Police Court
today With robbery. The case was ON trial be-
fore Judge Miller. The young man told of the
meeting between the woman and himseh on
18th street and asserts that she robbed him OF
his money and watch Another witness heard
the money drop aad saw the woman throw the
watch away.
Judge Miller held the woman In $500 BALTIC
await the action OF the grand Jury. The Judge
remembered the woman - having been before
the court on previous occasions,
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District Supreme Court in Session.

The Supreme Court Of the District convened
its October term at II o'clock today-Chief
Justice Bingham, Justices Hagner James. Cox
and Bradley present The chief justice said
the calendar not being ready no cases could be
called or assigned. The bonds of Alfred G.
Osborn and NJ. V. Buckley, justices of the
peace, were approved. Henry A. Brawner and
James Carter were reappointed constables.
The court adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow
and will then take up the calendar.
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FORGERY AND EMBEZZLEMENT.
Two Bills of Indictment Against b.
Shepherd White,

The grand jury today found two bills of in
dictment against b. Shepherd white-one
charging embezzlement and the other forgery,
found on the evidence Of C. NJ. Matthews. John
II. Corning and T. Peray Myers, and the first
charges the embezzlement OF 500 on May 2,
1886 May 10 and $500 July 1. The second is q
voluminous document of thirty counts, charg-
ing forgery OF 1900 check on Riggs Il Co. May
2, 1886 on same May f6, $500 on same July l.
each check being the subject Of ten counts.
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Il Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED EY two
STORY AND MANSAkD-ROOF BkICK pMEI

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED EY TWO
STORY AND MANSAkDROOF BRICK DWELL
ING, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING, NO g36
STREET SOUTHWEST,
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded in Liber No.
1893, foo 100, OF the land the District of
ColnnDa and at the request OF the party thereby
cured We Will sell at public auction Of the
premises, on MONDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. 1890, at
HALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. Lo: -. in square
3SS, with the improvements above stated
Terms: One-third cash, of which u 100 must be de-
posted at the time of SALE balance three equal in
stallnents III six. twelve and eighteen months, for
which notes Of purchaser bearing interest day
sale hnd secured by deed OF trust property sold will
DC tke anu all conNeyancln and recording, Will be
atrurc1nsers cost If terms OF sale not complied
with IL fifteen days from sale the property will be
sold vt the risk and Of tho defauting purchaser
after SIX days advertisement in The Evening star.
IHOS. z. MAGGAMANl 1u,,..o.
j. W. PILLING, Atustees
THOS. l.. NAGGAMAN. Auctioneer s26-d&ds
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 No other paper published has anything
like half as many readers in the city of WASH
ington as has The EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
of its circulation.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
VTHoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.
7ALTBLE USIMPRoyEp PROPERTY ON THE

VALUBLE UNIMPRONED PROPERTY ON THE
CORNER OF LINGAN OR TTfIRTT.SlXTH
AND PROSPECT STREETS, GEOEGETO n.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER SECOND. 1890. at
FIVE O'CLOCK in front OF the premises. viii sell
Georgetown fronting 100 feet the south sIds of
Prospect street aud 10 feet of liugan
3ith street. This property viii be divided into ave
building lots, each fronting 20 feet by depth Of 40
feet.
Terms One-third sh balance in one and two vears
with notes bearing interest and secured by deeds of
trust, ali cash. option Of purchasr $50 a, nosit
required each lot at the sale. All
ancing ami recording at purchasers cost.
s26-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
K-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until MONDAY, OCTOBER
SIXTH 1890, same hour and place.
s3-dSds THOMAS Ming, Auctioneer
CPLENDID BUSINESS OR RESIDENCE PROP
- ERTl. BEING THREE-STOkY BRICK HOUSE
No 1918 NEW YORK AVENUE NOR FINEST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER SIXTH
1890. nj FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. front OF the
LOT 2. SQUARE 343.
fronting 81 feet inches by average depth of "a
feet with alley in rear
This lot Is imrroye ed by Three-story Brick House
containing rooms and the sale presents splendid
opportunity for investment
Terms: cthird cash: balance in one anu two
SALE payable sem-aDnnally be secured by deed
OF trust on premises all cash, option of pur-
chaser. deposit of $3.50 required at time Of sale
Conveyancing, &C., at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with in 10 days. otherwise right
resell at risk and cost defaulting purchaser after
published in Washing ton. DC
s}0-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Auetioneers
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TO..NIORRON.
m. LowENTHAL. AUCTIoNEER.

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
ChetkERY. GLASS WARE, TIN AND MODEM
M MAI q TLERi. PLAIED GOODS, Al 81
IHG TUESDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH, HALF
PAST TWO Go fM.) GOODS PUT UP IN
LOTS TO SUIT DEALERS AND LARGE BUYERS
1t WM. ioWLNrHAL, AUCTIONELR.
SPECIAL SALE OF HoKSE, WAGON. DAYToS. Sc.
- On ItESDAl,OCTOBkKS SEVENTH, Al TWElN T.
h We wtH sell at pubic auction at sales rooms,
9TH and ID SITS lIw., Bay Horse good worker in any
narhts'' r1asfGIn Spring Wsyon Light Road Cart,
combination lock- iat Top Desk, with side drawers
&c. DlNCANSpN RkIIS
1t AuctionCoro
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THIS EVENING.

OLD AND SILVER WATCHES CHAINS RINGS
N Si Yer Ware, Oil Paintings aud AccorieoiIe Mt auc
ton THIS EVENING AT HALt-PASI SEWN al
>3l ienu ave NV. FECHNER. Aucty o:S-3ts
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d sta, n W.

SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EfFECTs. To TAKE PLACE WITHIN
OUR LARGE SALES ROOMS ON TUESDAY
MoKSING. OCTOBER SEVENTH. 1890, COM.
MENClNG AT len O'CLOCK AN,
- Consisting IN PART OF
FINE FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL, MIR
H0tS, ZINE EMBOSSED PLUSH, SATIN DAM
ASK, MEP AND HAIR CLOTHPAKLOR SUITES.
COZ CEES. DIVASS, SOFAS. EBONY CENTER
TABLhS ARM CHAIRS, PATENT ROCKERS
RECEPTION AND fAkLOK CHAIRS. ONEV VERY
FINE WhLNGT AND MIRROR FRONT ARM
OUR, WALNUT FOLDING BED; COST NEW
SIP LiBkAk ~ TABLES, CHAIRS. wHAINOTS.
ElES AND BOOK SHELVES, &c, &c
WALNUT AND OAK EXTENSION TABLES
DINING CHAIRS AND FURNISHINGS, WALNUT
ASHLAND OAK BID SUITES, DOUBLE AND SIN,
GLE NAkDKOBES, NEW HAIR AND HUSk
MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS AND boil
SlEhS, ODD BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS
- - 49,. - ALSO
ABOUT 100 NEW AND SECONDHAND VELVET
OTHER CARPETS.
TWO HOGSHEhDS OF CKOCKERY JUST CON
SIGNED. CONTAINING BREAKFAST AND Din
NER PLAT rs, CUPS AND SAUCERS VFCiET Arr +
DISHES. MEAT PLAffERS, SOUP TUkLENS, SC.
'
FIXTURES. o4-2t
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TAOMAs BOWLING, Auc,,oneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
pRoPIERTY On On, SEVENTH We STREET BETWEEN
s sTfkEfNtlSE Sos s19 sSl AND SIS SEVENTH
On TUESDAY the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
I'D 1890. at HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ in
front OF the premises. shall offer for sale public
ancton lots twenty seven CID and twenty eight (l)
n the Of lots III four hundred and
nitythree 900, as recorded IN book TO- page Az OF
the surveyors office, fronting f3 0S3 feet on the east
buildings " ''oSe
Terms Of sale One-third cash. balance In one and
Two years ID fourteen notes. seven payable one year
ana seven payable in two years from day of sale with
interest secured BY deed OF trust said properly or
al cash. option OF the purchaser. All conveynncinr
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
i've days public notice. the cost of the defsut;ne
purchaser $500 to be paid when the property is
JAMES H. SHREVE,
VIM. REDIN WOODWARD.
Trustees Of the estate Of James II. Shreve, decease
s24-d&ds
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~ A r p Z T 8,

Just opened beautiful line Of wiltons Moouettx
nt.NeI b0cy brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets:
mHtOn. Velvet and smyrna Carpet kuxs an sixes,
tnsrain Art Squares. Wilton aud Smyrna Rugs and
oAs II Choice patterns Lace CurtAins Sash r,sln.
sd Drapres In rreat variety Those furnishing viii
mo u 10 their advantage % exsrine stock befoe
purchasing HOOK, BIO. On SSA'
s--SLa 1928 st.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Ascnoneers.

III
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM.
PRoHED REAL ESTATE, BEING THRLk.
FIFTH STREET NoRTHMEST; LARGE BRICk
STABLE IN ALLY; THREE.sIOkY BRICK
DMELLlNG NO: 245 NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
NEAR Y. s. CAPITOL AND LARGE LOT ON
ELENENIH BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
We will sell on THURSDAY. OCTOBER NINTH
AID 1890 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. in
front OF the premises two three story and base
ment brick DWELLINGS, Kos. so5 aud 101 FIFTH
THE PENSION OFFICE BUILDING. each cont aiming
ten rooms, all modern improvements. Houses re
Gently completed and open for inspection.
lNMEDlAItDl THkkEAFTER will offer
Large Stable Lot in of above houses Is feet BY
40 feet alley on both south and east sides
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER TENTH, AT HALF-PAsT
tOpR O'CLOCK, we Will sell in front of the premises
the ZINE Three-st story and Basement Brick Dwelling
twelve rooms. No. 2f5 NORTH CAPITOL STREE /.
just south of street northeast House but recently
built and under lease.
On FkIpAY.oCrOBERT TENTH AT FIVE O'CLOCK
we VII sell ~ tr9nt q the preinses all Of ORIGINAL
LOI y SQUARE 1000. ON ELEVENTH STREET
BETwEEN NJ AND STREETS SOUTHEAST,
fronting Al feet inches on ELEVENTH STREET
by III FEET inches deem with side and rear alleys
Splendid opportunity for building small houses
Terms made known at time of sale.
DUNCANsON BROS,
ol-dkdS Auctioneers
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REMEMBER free excursion to Frederick on
Wednesday. For tickets call on THOMAS c.
CHALMEPs, J41S street northwest-Adu
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PANS LAST DAYS OF PoMPEII' all the week
beginning TUESDAY, October I. atAtlantic park
18th and L SITS. Tickets Mt Brentano's-Adyt
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ol-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
EIGHTEENTH STREET BETWEEN AND L
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of q decd Of trust duly recorded among
the land records of the District Of Columbia in Lber
49, foo 433 CT seq, and at the written request
the holder OF the note secured the hereinafter
scrbed lot we shall sell at public auction, of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1890, Mt FIVE O'CLOCK PM, ali
that certain parcel of ground lying and being the
city of Washington, i'll said District. and known lot
ll9 In Densons recorded subdivision of lots
in square l52. together with the improvements &C.
consisting OF new Ihree-story Brick House.
Terms Of sale: e-thrd cash, residue IN two equal
instnllments, at one and two respectiN ely
cent interest payable half yearly secured by deed
trust on the property all cash. option pur-
chaser. $500 deposit at time OF sale All convey
ancing, &c, at purchasers cost Terms be complied
with IN ten days or trustees the right adver
tse and sell at defaulting purchasers and risk
s26-10t GEORGE II. BALDWIN, Arustees.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts,
H $50 Pennsylvania avenue n w.

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO. Aucts,
H $50 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON n STREET Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NOkTHWESf AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
EIGHTH, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK. we will offer for
sale in front Of premises. that valuable building
Site on the south side of
STREET BETWEEN 14TH AND 18TH SIS NV,
and known as
SUB LOT 30 SQUARE 2l2
having frontage of % feet 10 inches ana an average
depth Of nearly IS feet to a 20-foot paved alley.
This property is in one Of the best localities Of the
northwest section. being many fine residences,
Including that Of the Vice President and senator
Butler.
Terms Tower and above incumbrance of
e. 625 81, which hpayable February IL, 1891. at
per cent per annumI cash. deposit Of 500 required
ut time of sale Terms to be complied with hfteen
cost OF the defaulting purchaser. All conyeyanciag
and recording ut purchasers cost
ol-d6ds RATOLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Ancts.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO. AuctiOneers

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PAR
LoR SUITES uPHQLSTEREp IN PLUSH. HAIR
Gi1ih KESSLINtNG CHAINS GILT fkAMED
CHAIRS TO MATCH, WALNUT BEDsTEADs.
BUREAUS AMP wASHSTANDS. WALNUT
h h,SY s SHhhk rs, BEpDING, RhFRIGEkA TOR
BRUSSELS H ALL AND STAIR CARPETS HEAT
INS STOVES Bopa BRUSSELS AND oThER
CARPETS. ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER FURNT-
IIKt, CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER NINTH. At TEN
O'CLOCK M. we shall sell at residence No SOS
Ith street northwest the above assortment Of house
keeping articles, to which call the AtteHtl3 On of
buyers
Terms cash. WALTER r. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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Ahead of e1erykkfue

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that can be used for washing
and cleaning, is PEARLINE.
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it is a luxury. 1t lessons the
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ing dishes-tryit for washing
anything-everything; only
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line is behind the times"
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25 H.xnsorr NV P.rrx.x.

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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,

NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FOUR sIx,RooM BRICK HOUSES BY AUCTION
FIVE PM Al
These houses are three stories each. have all the
modern improvements, and their sale offers an excel
lent opportunity for Investment They are Numbered
tvSG LOSs. 1851 and 1888 18th ut. ne.
Terms at sale. e100 On each house at sale o4-dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

NJ ORTGAGEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AVA AZ Anpp,EI oKEST GLEN. On WEDNESDAY. oC-
The subscriber will sell az Forest Glen, Metropolitan
Branch Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on OCTOBER
EIGHTH, at TWO O'CLOCK T. NJ, Comfortable
Iwo.story Frame Dwelling House Of eigh; rooms,
pantry, closets &c, stable aud outbuildlnxs all in
nice repair lot contains half and has on il
choice lot OF young fruit trees; nicely located aud
desirable home.
Terms cash; $500 Of which will he required when
property Is sold balance the ratification Of sale by
the court IL, MAURICE TAIBDTI.
o3-dts Attorney for M.rt.svce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
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