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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-27

An Atwood Henrietta 40 inches wide at 5vc;
ID twills fine, in Old Rose. Navy Marine. Royal.
Heliotrope. Myrtle. Mahogany aud Cardinal
We don't think that you can match this else
where for anything less than zoe.
At 75c. we can give you Henrietta that can.
not be purchased later in the season for less
than Soc. Beautiful luster finish; strictly all
wool; 40 inches wide. All the newest shades.
An Atwood 46-inch Drap d'Ete at 81 Q yard;
in 100 different tints. For o real handsome
costume this fabric is very commendable. being
very soft and having natural. beautiful luster;
no calendering process. but tho wool gives
them their beautiful luster.
Cancels Hair. AZ inches wide. Q l . yard in Seal.
Navy. Plum. Marine. Brown mixed Gray mixed.
Drap d'Alma extra heavy, 3S-inch wide, 6214c
Worth Soc. Garnet. Seal. Myrtle are all the
shades that are left
sebastopol. soc. worth 81. Brown. Navy
and Green is the extent Of colors in this line.
Velours' Cord d'Leon and Satin Berber. These
goods sold for 81. IS aud 75c. Your choice for
621Sc. Some very good colors among them.
5O-nch Fouls-sl grade at Toe. In Seal and
Myrtle only
Disgonals and Armure reduced from Csc to
Doc. yard. All wool. Only pieces. The last
hve items are broken lots which We do not in
tend to duplicate. but they are. nevertheless,
very desi. able and seasonable. Should they
prove Of interest to you an early call Is desir-
able, as quantity is limited.
We are very careful ut all times to carry the
proper Innings and facings Silks and Twists
to match your materials. II trimmings are
used we have the newest. II buttons, splendid
assortment, and where Silk or Velvet garnish-
ment is used we have simply everything. We
are also the Sole Agents for the District Tor the
Best Patterns made.
THE STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS.
These are q positive saving of time and ma
terial, SO when selecting your dress select your
pattern. There is much in this. We control
the Foster Kid Gloves. Another good idea
when selecting your Dress is to select your
Gloves. These Gloves we fully guarantee.
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Judge III. Marshall Buford Of Lexington
Ky, late OF the common court of pleas has be-
come insane from drinking whisky to excess
and has been sent to n private asylum. He is
about forty years of age and is one OF the
best lawyers In the state.
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Al the Olympic Club games In San Francisco
Saturday q. d. Byrd walked an exhibition half
mile In minutes 34x seconds, beating the
worlds record OF minutes rs seconda
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II ATcLIFFE. DARR a CO., Aucts.

IwO-SToRY PRESS BRICK FRONT HOUSE: TEN
ROOMS; ALL MODEM lMphOHEMENTs; No
32s A strict NOkTHEAS..
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGH Il, at hALF-PAST fOIK O'CLOCK Ne VII
offer for sale. IN front of the premises,
LOT &,
SQlAEL GS6.
Fronting 20 feet on street by epth OF 10 10
wide alley. improved by Neil buut WO-story rick
House With al modern improvements.
Terms tSublcct 10 deed ca st for az OO0, which
can run tor two years al q l',r CeutWn pr annumi
balance cash. deposit 81 500 sIme y sale. III
the terms OF sale not med wlth nfteen
from db OF sale rlg reserved 60 rts, the properly
1T the Ilsk and II tue duiauug purchaser after
hve DAY = advertisement Il such r-aie IA suiue nts-
paper published IN Washington DC AL convey
ancing. &C, at the cost OF the purchaser
o2%-d&ts RAIClIf n DAI.i, a co. Aucts
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HOUSE, & HrRsxAxrs
IQUlrABLE
CREDIT

HAS BECOME. THROUGH ITS BENEFIcENcE, 30
FIRMLY EMBEDDED IN THE AFFECTIONS OF
THE PUBLIC AS TO REQUIRE NO ENERGY ON
OUR PART TO EXTEND THE SPHERE OF ITS USE
FULNEss
ITS FAR.REACHINa AND COMPREHENSIVE
METHODS HAVE BEEN PARTICIPATED IN BY
THOUSANDS, AND TO-DAY. THROUGH
FAIR AND EQUITABLE DEALING.
WE REST WITHOUT A
IN THE HISTORY OF THE
CREDIT BUSINESS OF THIS c1TY.
THE ExAcTIoNs OF OUR SYSTEM ARE 30
INSIGNIFICANT THAT NO RELIABLE HOUSE.
KEEPER NEED SUFFER DISCOMFORT. HOW.
EVER MEAaER THE PURSE MAY BE
ALL MANNER OF PARLoR AND BEDROOM FUR
NITURE. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE. ORA
PERIEs. BUFFETs. RATTAN AND FANCY ROCK
Frs. wARDRoBEs. TOILET SETS. FOLDING
BEDS. OFFICE FURNITURE. STOVES AND
RANGES AND EVERYTHING IN THE HOUSE
FURNISHING LINE. ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER
ON
CREDIT.
ExAcTINa A NOMINAL Sum As EARNEST OF
THE BARGAIN AND ACCEPTING THE BALANCE
IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS BY THE
WEEK OR MONTH
IN sATIsFACTIoN OF The DEBT.
HOUSE / HERMANN.
02l-s2S 9TH st. NV. au304m
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IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE AND
l. RAPIDLY IMPROVING PROPERTY IN NORTH
MEST WASHINGTON, CONTAINING 12S,OOO
SQUARE FEET.
We will offer on WEDNESDAY TWENTY NINTH
INSTANT, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the premises,
LOT 2S7, SQUARE l3l.
w ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED ANDUNIMPROyED PROP
Ek1Y FRONTING ON SIRk.T BETMEE.
1HIRTEE NTH AND EnIrRIEENIH SIRE n

THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST All AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER THIkT1ETH. at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CL OK T. NJ, We shall sell in front of
the premises Lots Is and 10 in ST. Matthew's Church
subdivision Of lots III squire 10 having 10 feet 3
inch front each by 40 feet deep to 3Ofoot alley Lot
IL Is improved by wo-story Sx-roo!n Brick Dwell
ing, No. 1888 street northwest Will be sold as
whole.
Terms Of sale: Purchaser TO assume trust for 81 500
to run two and three years from October l. 1882
d per cent interest. payable sem-annualy; balance
ehalf cash and the residue and twelve lbs
from day sale, tn interest at per cent annum
secured by dec of trust on property sold All
veyancmg, &c, at purchas, RS cost. 500 down on
day sale, and if terms OF sale are not compiled with
within ten day from Gay of sale the property will lie
resold at risk and OF d faulting purchaser.
o25-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS L Co, Aucts
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL SrocK
OF FOREIGN coATINes. vEsTTNoA
eUITINGs. ovERCoATINGsA AND TRoUsER-
mos kkCEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO AID
EIRk fIksT-CLAss TAILORING AXE In
vITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CCT
By H. ID. BAhR, III PA AVE. ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO bk OF THE CORRECT sIYkR
ol7
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THIS EVENING.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO.. Auctioneers
1901 d ST.. OPP PENNSYLVANIA AVE

r,.,t... SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Continuation OF the Great Auction Sale Of japanese
...'... rt., Fine Arts.
TOMORROW. SATURDAY THE TWENTY-FIVE
INSTANT, will offer some aud exquisite speci-
mems OF Japanese Fine Arts, i'll part consisting Of
some ex,rsordinary large and costly satsuma Vases
Jars and Coros beside full line of ImarI Tyson and
sasee Porceains In this collection also will be found
Some Genuine Japanese BronZes. Also fifty extra
quality Of silk Embroidered Screens, all sizes; Deco
rated Umbrellas &C.. &c, and full line of Cups,
Saucers, Tete-a-Tete Sets Salad and Punch Bowls
&C., &c.
The majority Of these goods were unpacked yester-
day.
Daily sales of this truly immense stock will be made
At ELEVEN A. VI. and TNOPM.
Having been requested 10y several of my patrons for
the accommodation of those who cannot attend the
day sale we respectfully announce that Will make
evening auction sales Of this beautiful collection
mepcing
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-SEyENTH, AT PM.
NIB; Parties looking out for Christmas presents
shouldnot fail to attend these evening sales.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.,
o24-3t Auctioneers.
ct. CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIoNEER, GIL PA
- ave, under Metropolitan Hotel. sells HIS EVEN
ING nredeened Pa wnbrokers Pledges, GUid ana Sill
yer Watches. Guns, Cutlery, Musical Instruments.
sl7-3m
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V,RUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. hEAL ESTATE, BLING HOUSE AND PREM
l Np No; 1902 TWENTY3sIxTH STREET

NORTHWEST, IN WASHING on. d. G.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
psef s 81 Columbia p.sssa on the 5ts Gay Of O.
smith et all. the undersigned trustee Will sell ID
public auction in front Of the premises on sATUR-
DAY. 1HE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1880 at the
hour Of AALF,PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Pm al Of lot
lettereo b. IN Wroe's recorded Subdivision Of part OF
square numbered four CAD in the city Of washington
D. G., subject 70 deed OF trust securing O. 900 with
interest, payable quarters nnualy at six 80 cent
per annun recorded in Lber l417, folio AS, Of the
land recUfds OF said District and unpaid fnterest
1890. S'
said lot has front of 20 feet inch on 2eth It b.
tween and NV; by 2 depth Of 80 feet and u i'm
Ierns of sale; half cash. balance I'm two equal
instamens la six and twelve months from the day Of
sale said deferred payments 10 bear from The
gay % sac Ct Per cent per annum and g Be- occurred
the property SOLD or al cash, It the purchasers OBJ
ton depost Of $500 required on day Of saie
terms not complied with ten days from dsy Of
sale the trustee hs rxht 70 resell q sk and
cost Of defaulttng purchaser. Couvoyancng and ~
FILiToRE sEAII. TRUSTEE.
GAIclIfFL pAkk CO.. AucuonsssA eSo-lkds
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HrsHErrAs AND DRAp D'rrn

40, 422. 424, 426 SEVENTH s.
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AUCTION SALES.
a-4a====
TO.MORR ROW.

TOMORROW.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucrionses.
TENTH sALK
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
HYAcINTHs, TULIPs cRoCUs AND NARclssus
AT AUCTION.
On TOMORROW, TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1880. Ct TWELVE O'CLOCK. at my auction
Tulips Nsrcissus &c Seats provided for those attend
ing OF bu be parties interested should take
OF these sales THOMAS BOWLING.
Ii Auctioneer.
II ATcL1FFE. DARR 3 Co. Ancuepeers.
ANOTHER LARGE AND ATrRACiivE SALE OF
SDPEkB hOt sEHOLD 70 .NI1UkE PIANOS,
UPRlGHTs AND SQUARES. M1kkOks, CAR.
pEIS RUGS, &C. 10 BE SOLD kACLCsINELf
ON TUESDAY MORNING
OCTOBER TWENTY-EIGHTH.
AT TEN O'CLOCK
Parties refurnshing should inspect collection,
which comprises Furniture suitable for
PARLORS. CHAMBERS,
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOMS.
The good now ARRANGED on the hf 81 and second
floors salesrooms
Goods now on exhibition, to which We invite stten-
ton.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
o2o-2t Auctioneers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DowLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
P IRG 6E n GGESEGKrGwy
STREETS AT AUCTION.
On TaU u PAN SSYEMREB SIxTH 1890 com
win sen the following Valuable Lots 'i a
square 10. GEORGETOWN. ID c 10 wit;
ings This lot fronts as feet on Gay street and has
c.. depth Of / ~ feet on Montgonery street
Vacant Lot fronting az feet Oh Gay street by
Third. immediately after. corner Lot fronting
126 7-lO feet on Gay street by depth of liz feet
Fourth I'M iM%E pfSiELY AFTER and adjoining the
above. a lot fronting twenty eight feet Monroe
Fifth TMMEDIhTELY AT Fir and adjoining the
9rleH dwelling on Montsomery street 10. Iontny
years with interest and secured by deed of trust On
property or all cash All recording and conveyancfig
CURED on each at tme OF sale. Terms to lie complied
o25-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneers
iMPoRTANTr AUCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
And MANY iiS HhF FkiVAf e R IsE
riFrH 1890 a HALfrFhsT P9Sh O'CLOCK. we
will offer for sale in front Of premise
fAhI s ct Sfs 30 l9T dl'
Fronting 80 SO feet Connecticut avenue and run
ming back to an alley Tn is OF the desirable
Church OF the Covenant and many handsome private
residences.
Terms: One-fourth cash balance in one two three
and four years. cent secured by deed of
property sod all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit of 5000 required time of sale
If the terms OF sale not complied with fit
days from day OF sale, right rived to resell the
property at the risk aud of the defauting pur
chaser after five days advertisement such resale
some newspaper published in Washington, d..
G. All conveyanciDg and recording the OF the
purchaser. kATCLlFFE, DAhk 4 20,
o2o-d&ds AuctiOneers
IMPORTANT SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE AND
l. RAPIDLY IMPROVING PROPERTY IN NORTH
NEST WASHINGTON, CONTAINING les, 900
SQUARE FEET.
We will offer on WEDNESDAY. TWENTY NINTH
INSTANT, at FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ. on the premises,
LOT 2S7, SQUARE 131.
Beatty Hawkins addition to Georgetown embrac-
ing about 12S,U0O square feet, improved by a two
story frame dwelling. This lot which is square
west OF the power house Of the Tenay town Electric
Road and Is admirably adapted for suit vision, has
frontage OF 2ST feet on 1unlaw road which, conse
Quence OF the occupation of Tenallytow road the
electric cars, is last becoming the driving thorough
fare to the northwestern suburbs This property
in the vicinity Uf the new Naval Obsei yalory and
short distance south Of that attractive subdiv sion
Tunlaw Heights, where ground already commands
rectly back of this lot and to which commands the
means OF access, must soon be developed.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and two
years notes to bear interest at cent yer
cured by deed of trust property, all cash,
option OF purchaser purchasers posit OF 5000
required az time of sale. Conveyanclng &c. at pur-
CHI sers cost Terms to be conf lied with ten day s,
chaser purchasers after five days advertisement
such resale in some newspaper published j. Washing
ton DC DUNCANSON BROS,
o2o-dSds Auciioneers.
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FNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
IMPORTANT SALE
ELEGANT THREE-sToRY DOUBLE
BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH FINE sTABLINo.
No. 1885 STREET NORTHWEST. -

TWENTl-SIA H. 1890. AT THEE O'CLOCK IN
frogt OF the premises shall sell sub Lot 2 end west
front by average deuth OF l4 feet inches to 40
foot paved alley AID contains H. 500 square feet The
improvements consist OF Three-story Double Brick
Residence contail 70 rooms. including base
ment, which has rooms The house has every mod
seryatory elegant and costly chandeliers arranged
for carriage entrance from street. built
perfect manner. Its location cannot be surpassed
and is considered one Of the most thoroughly COM
plete private residences in this city The sabling
conmodious and perfect and fronts 20-foot alley
The residence VIII be open to inspection three day
Din
longer if desired. bearing interest ct per cent per
annun. pay able semi-annuslly and secured by deed
Of trust ON the property sold All conveyancing and
recording At purchasers cost 900 deposit viii be
required at the time Of sale. THOMAS BOWLING.
ol7-dts Auctioueer
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\ LID. YOUNG AND MIDDLE ACID.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ONE POUND BEST BUTTEk 25c; FOUR BOXES
" sardines. zoe; cans Salmon, 25c ftio COnee.
xUc. and 25c. Per pound pounds Best Cheese. DC;
quart bottle Catawba me 25c; b.s bottle Nhl-ky.
zoe: big bottle Homemade Concord ne, Use;
pounds Lard. 25c.
O'HARE,6
o11-1ms 12s5 9TH stn.v.
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n HoMAs BOWLING, AuctioIeer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
BE WEEN THlRTY-ThIhD AND Thirty
FOURTH STREETS, GEORGETOWN. DC, Al

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON P STREET
BE WEEN THIRTY.ThIhD AID THikTY-
ff24gEhH STREETS. GEORGETOWN. DC. AT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THIRD,
1880. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the premises /
s soar s ram eAdd dwellings, Sos 2s $500 @ ~
1884 p street between SD and Saith streets.
Terms; One bird cash; balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
be required on each piece at the time OF sale. All CON-
and r''SfS
s sFE 9 SE
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court of the
VIII os c III saS SS
q the premises, Sn 0WEDkEs DAY TGToBIR
r pas 81 asS in H. square SIS @
80 feet ~ inches street south 40 on 9th
ss pros By Slrasr Fl said
And MME DiATELY IHEREAFTEK We viii Offer
MAJ lot .. in square SIC. Improved By two frame
And on THURSDAY. OCTOBER THIRTIETH,
ios SQUARE S9s fronting 30 lei stress
to Ana os ss Al FIVE
southwest and 10 feet inches on Delaware avenue;
TEaMs Of SALE: one-third Of the purchase money
able in one and two years from the day Of sale re-
spectivey, with interest at centum per snnum.
al cash Il the option Of the purchaser o. purchasers.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within Is days and
ss s. risE I'D s9s. 81 he dsi.a.ny
mai RATIFICATION thereof by the court Adeposit Of
vii ?: Al n ms .as s
purchasers e0s1 J hhM1n y: ec1H9M
] 1ATcLIJIE DARE co. Auetionssgs. ex1.0t
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MEDICAL, &c.

ID FAD AND BE AIsE-DR. BROTHERS. gO6BsT
III s. appeared before and oath u
tue oldest established ia tins and
WILL cure in all diseases fur
nish medicine, charge: consultation anu
free at hour of the day Subscribed and
before me Oy DIR. BRO HERS, SAMUEL 4. MILLS.
notary public In and Tor the Distract If Colcmbia
this Sd day OF July. 1879. o22-lm.
II HAS NEvLk BEEN CONTRAuiCTLD That
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ing ladies phys in thls cay ia. BtsO1 Hkis,
eOo st. sw. Forty nve years experience. o22-lms
m ANHooD RESTORED BY Using A BOT1LE
WI or two OF DR. BRO1HElls' in ylgorHting cordial
Viii cure any case OF nervous debility. 9OO 81
o22-lms
old. YOUNG AND MIDDLE ACID.
IL yen suffer from any special or nervous disease
blood Ioson. effects Of indsceron etc. etc. write 20
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Philadelphia IA stating your aud receive BOOK
Truth" explaining how 20 Ret cured aud exposing
Quscks DR. 1heel is the only physician IN the United
states when ali others iai. notwithstanding
what others advertise. Hours, 10 j. q ~ y. sun
days, TO l2 oS-tr
DkOI EssIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
II with hest Of medical reference by paying al 9l3
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ia Twenty year, exIerlence. BEND tor boob
ssealedD containing full particulars for HOME CURE
free OF charge. IS
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w ALTER b WILLIAMS d CO., Auctioneer.

u
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE, LOT 25Xl53 TO 20-fOOT AL
LEY, IMPROVED by SUBSTANTIAL BRICK
DWELLING, NUMBER 46l STREET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated November Is, A.
ID. 1856. and duly recorded IN iber No. 1911, folio
$50 Ell seq one OF the land records for the District of
Columbia, and 1T the request OF the party secured
thereby. l. as surviving trustee. will sell at pubc
auction III front OF the premises SAT- RpAl, &C.
IOBE TWl NTf-FlFTh, AID. 1890, at HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK Pm, the following de>crll ell
real estate situate IN the city Washington said
District to wit: Original lot No. square No 5O:I
with the improvements thereon, large. elegant two
story brick dwelling with back building stable &C
Terms OF sale: One third cash, Of which $50 must
be pad at time of SALE balance il and two years
in equal payments to be secured by purchasers notes
bearing interest from day Of sale payable semi an
nuaiiy and deed of trust on property sold, all
cash. at option OF purchaser Terms sale COM
pied with ia ten days from day of sale else trustee
the right to resell at risk and % pur-
chaser in default. WM. f. HOFFMAN
olo-dts Surviving trustee
rF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, 1890, same hour
and place WM. +. HOL1ZM AN,
o23-d&ds Surviving Trustee, 1921 St NV
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trowING TO THE STORM THE ABOVE SAFE
Is postponed until THURSDAY, OClOBER Ihlk-
IlETH, 1880. same hour aud Place.
THOMAS DOWNING.
o23-d&ds AuctIuueer
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o2o-d DUNCANsoN BROS. Aas
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. AuetlOneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON q
SlREEL NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
On 1HURSDAl,O &c IOBER rMENTN-TiiIhD. 1890.
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK pm, ia frunt q; the
premises. will sell Lot r. Square l2l, fru.ting g
feet ii inches q ST. between lath and 10th sts n
alley.
Improved by 9 Three-story Brick Dwelling with a
back building and all modern convenience belug res
idence No. 1908 % = n.w
Terms; One-third cash. balance and two years
with interest and secured by q deed trust IN the
property or all cash. Conveyance and recording
cost OF purchaser, and terms 10 bo complied With in
ten days deposit Of 500 will be required time
Of sale.
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TnNRUSTEES' SALE
l. OCTOBER TMENTY-EIGHTH, 1890, at IL NJ
The Primrose estate of W. W. HawLins esq, 4.i5
acres. with me old colonial mansion oyerOoks An
mas Oils and Chesapeake bay, one mile each lying
on spa ere and the Eastern shore railway: beautiful
farm and under line cultivation. Rare opportunity
for Invest RANDALL & RANDALL.
O22w,sEm-3t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

N oRFoLK AND OLD POINT.
On and after SATURDAY. AUG ~.
FARE, s2 ONE WAY. So ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9Th street wharf at 5 n m TueN
day. thursday, Saturday and sunday. further M
fof nation telephone call 1880. Lands NJ flney
Point each trap gong and roturilng. myS-om
CTEAMER "WAKEIIElD"
- lesyts Stl-st. WhuIg MONDAYS. THURS
DAYS sA1lllAlS al Z an. Returning III Is
LAY, tlIDAl ana 81 NDAI EVENINGS,
Ior NOn.ILI Greek, Va. leOLhrutONn and ST. Glenn
tlts bay. Mo. touching at intermediate landiLsa
Passenger accommodations nrSl-clAss."
L. ". RIDLEY
yS General AanAzer
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
SOUTHERN METHODISTS.
Rev. ]. E. Mann Dies in st. Louis Hospital.
The Conferences Attention Called TO
the Matter of Divorce.


ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Another death was an
nounced in the general conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, South this, morning.
Rev. ]. Z. Mann of Newburn, N. g, was taken
i'll Thursday and sent to st. Luke's hos
pital, where he died last night.
Bishop Fitzgerald made the announcement
of the sad event in a few affecting words, bring
ing tears to the eyes of nearly every one. The
North Carolina delegation will take charge OF
the funeral services, which will be held in the
Centenary church tomorrow afternoon and the
remains forwarded to Newburn Monday morning.
The conference received communications from
the National reform association addressed to
bishops and delegates calling their attention to
the question OF divorce, aud asking some action
such as would aid in the elevation of public
opinion on the subject
Rev. Samuel Rodgers OF Baltimore presented
response in the form OF resolution. The
whereas contained information that in the past
twenty years 32S, 7l6 divorces had been granted
in this country. In that period the pop
ulation of the country had increased Go
per cent, while divorces had increased
l07 per cent There forty-six sets of laws in
the states and terrltories-no two alike. Thirty
causes for divorce are recognized in these laws.
The resolution was that the Methodist
Episcopal church. South, recognize
but one (the scripturaD cause of divorce,
and it will rejoice in the day when the laws of
all the states accord with the law of the church
in the matter.