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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-15
ExoHANaE Ar GALVESTON.
MEXICAN SECURITIES.
n Y STOCKS.

NEW YoRK. April n.7Bonds and stocks
closed at the following PRICES bid:
BONDS.
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EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
Snenial IN the Gazetta
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS AT ALL UNITED
STATE PORTS.
Special to the Gazette.
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nR. POWELL REEVES.

ore genuine, the original sWOrn
documPnts now being on file in
his office. The sworn certificate
referring to diploma is given,c Om-
Musician that the public may not
he misguided, real THEM.
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Corn-No. 2, April, 52I4c; May, a3c; July,
Mess pOrk-May. So Go; June, sI2 so; July.
$12 80.
Lard-May, Sc Az; June, So 521s; July. SC 57Is.
Short ribs-May, s. 80; June, s. %; July,
s. 20
Cash quotations were:
Flour-StrOng and higher; spring patent.
soft TO hard, s. 50a5 so; Western patent, 81 ~
4 -; straights, 81 OOd4 %.
No. 2 spring wheat-sshas9ke No. 2, red.
sS15GS91lc.
Corn-No 2. 32lsc.
Mess pork-Sl2 6I6I2 20.
Lard-s6 45G6 Az.
Short ribs-Sides, loose, s. 50.
Dry sailed hOulders-Boxed, 81 q0G4 90.
Short clear sides-Boxed, s. SO95 s..
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lie state of Texas. County Of Dallas.

lie STATE Of Texas, County OF DaIIas.
Before me, the undersigned authority,
on this day personally appeared
MS. Annie Miller, who, after being by
me duly sworn, says upon oath that about seven
years ago DR.. Lcben Powell Reeves treated my
son, Clarence Miller, for q sCrOfulOus affection,
and that my said son was greatly benefited by
said treatment; I further say, upon oath, that
Dr.. Loben Powell Reeves has recently treated
me, and that J have been greatly benefited by
his said treatment, and l hereby recommend
DR.. Reeves as being, in my opinion, a good and
reliable physician. ANNIE MILLER.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
-7 list day of March, 1890.
.7eaII c. W. BOYER, Notary Public.
Dallas Co.. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-15

ST.. LOUIS, NO, April l4.-Wool-Reeeipts.
1886. pounds. Prices frmer, bat essentially
unchanged.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Alvarez Disinfectant Company has filed
q certificate Of incorporation stating the capital
Is $1,000 in 100 shares, the place of business
S14 F street. and the trustees Adolphus AL.
varez, Bernard Burnstine and A. Burnstine.
The Arlington wht elmsn will give their run
to Marlboro. Nd, tomorrow, starting from
their club rooms, on F street. at 9 o'clock
Grand Army Post, No. 8, adopted resolutions
last evening instructIng the delegates from the
post to the encampment which will be held in
a few months to vote for the senior vice CON-
mander, s. E. Faunce, for the position of COM
mander. Mr.. Fsunce is n member of the post.
Last evening Reuben PANEL found q live in
FAINT, coIored IN the alley between Connecticut
avenue, 18th. X and streets northwest, and
took i. to the third precinct station, from
whence II was sent 10 st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
This morning Officer Best found dead infant,
colored. between 18th, 18th, 7 and U streets
northwest
III. Cant, colored, aged sixty-fye years died
suddenly q. 1903 Sd street yesterday, and DIR.
Patterson. on examining the case, gave a GER
tificate Of death from apoplexy.
Yesterday at Anacostia Charles Smell and
George Alder engaged in throwing stones at
some cartridges and one of them expoded and
a piece of the shell struck Smell on the fore
head. making slight wound, which was
dressed Dy DIR. Harrison.
An old colored man named Henry Garner
paid s2 in the Police Court today for driving a
horse over a sidewalk.
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A CAScEnous SonE.
ALARMING. DIsTIGCRING AND PAINFUL
CURED IN FIVE MONTHS BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

For three years was under medical treatment for q
cancerous Sore ON my face, which not only diss-
greeabe. bu: disfgurin2. and caused much annoy
ance In September 1889 it had increased very much
in size and one side Of my forehead badly infamed
so that became very much alarmed. l advised
that the only remedy to cut it out, and op-
posed to having this done 1t suggested by friend
to paint it with buestone (suphate of copper, and
this did every mCrning; and at the time used
your CUTlCURA every night; also washed with CUTI-
CURA SOAP and took the CUTICURA RESOLVENT
two or three times day. Five months have passed
since commenced the treatment. End 1t has proved
perfect success, and my has disappeared. It
would be un lust il did not acknowledge my cure and
this do Voluntarily with tho hope that it may benet
others suffering in u similar manner.
THADDLUS STHLET, Charleston, SC.
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=
TILE GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE SETTING HIGH
PRICED DEALERS WILD.
This is undoubtedly the greatest sale of Fine
Clothing ever known i'll this city. The firm
who made this consignment to Ts Is the largest
and best known i'll the United States.
They prefer to dispose OF their overproduc-
ton ut a loss sooner than shut down their
immense factory. thereby throwing over 900
hands out of employment The stock consists of
over go. 900 worth of the Choicest Clothing,
which will be sold at less than actual manutac-
turers' cost. Here are few items which merit
your attention: IS styles of Mems Suits So;
actual value, S11. 80 styles Of Mems Suits. So
including the famous Black Cheviots, sack
or cutaway; actual value, SIG. 70 styles
Suits, $40, in Corkscrews, Cheviots Diago-
mails and Cassimeres; actual value, S23 Is
styles Suits Mt Sl5, including some of the finest
imported fabrics; regular price ESQ to S35.
600 Mems OvercOats, IL Beaver, Melton, Her
sey, &c, IS; actual value. Sl1. 400 Dress
Overcoats, all weights, IS; actual value, SIG.
800 Oyerconts, long and short, at ell; actual
value. s24. Elegant Fur Beavers Montagnacs,
Chinchilias, kerseys, &C., at SIS; custom tail
Ors charge $40. Boys and Childrens Clothing
in large variety. Mems Pants at 81, 81, SO, "a,
IS; every pair worth from 81 to 81 more
House guarantees every garment that is sold
and is responsible for every assertion made.
Ihree days time is given for examination of
purchases; money refunded If unsatisfactory.
Make no mistake. Look for No. 81 aud sign
reading Consignment SALE"
New YoRK CLoTaING HOUSE,,
81 7th st. NV.
white building). Strictly one price.
n20-3ts
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ADJUSTMENTS

IcIGHTH SEASON.
TIE CHORAL SOCIETY,
Mr.. II. c. SHERMAN. conductor.
WILL GIVE
THREE CONCERTS
LINCOLN MUSIC HALL.
FIRST CONCERT. WEDNESDAY,. DEC. 10. 1889.
The MEsSIAH-HAndeL
SoIoists:
Mrs JENNIE PATRICK WALKER sorrsno
Miss GERTRUDE EDNANDS, ContrHlto
Mr.. HEREERr JOHNSON. Tenor
Mr.. IVAN MoRAwSKI. Bass.
All % Boston.
CHORUS OF goo oRcHEsRTRA OF Is.
SECOND CONCERT. WEDNESDAY FEB 4, 1891,
Burns FaVorite Poem.
THE CoTTERs SATURDAY NIGHT.
Music by
A. c MACKENZIE
And q Miscellaneous Program.
soloist:
Miss MARY HOWE
OF Brattleboro'. VI.
THIRD CONCERT WEDNESDAY. APRIL -, 1891
THE sPECIER's BRIDE
ANToNIN DvoRAk.
SoloSts:
Miss CLEMENTINE DE WE'RE Soprano.
And Others 10 lie announced
CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
Contributing members receive three se,ts a, zach of
tne three concerts
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. DOLLARS
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at Metzerott's lllC stnw.
>,Soh,rlonting members select for the season
'aohuAy, Dv'enlncr L. Single seasOn tickets. ALSO
each wall be sold on Wednesday, Decembcr 2 also
nsp t2t 'he MESSIAH performance al sl.5o each
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To Attend His Mothers Funeral.

Two days ago Joseph Wilkerson, q young
colored man, was before Judge Miller on sus-
pIcion Of being connected with the theft of a
coat and vest from bartender at Flynn's
saloon, but the proof failed to connect him
with the theft. There was proof, however, that
he had been arrested on numerous occasions for
theft, and on account of his mode of living
Judge Miller sentenced him to the workhouse
for sixty days as a vagrant. When Wilk crson
was arrested his poor old mother over
cCme that she became sick, and when she
learned that he was suspected of theft she
dropped dead from heart disease.
Application was made to Judge Miller today
attend his mothers funeral tomorrow after
noon.
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EVANSVILLE HAPPENINGS.
A Noted Priest Seriously Ill-Other In
teresttng Items

Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
HYATTsvILLE, November 81, 1890.
Father Cunnane of Marlboro is seriously ill
at his residence in that town. Father Cunnane
will be remembered for the valuable services
he rendered during the smallpox scourge in
southern Maryland some years ago. when he
acted as priest physician and servant in many
cases during the scare. At that time he was
stationed in Charles county. and it is said that
on one occasion when an old colored man con-
tracted the plague and was deserted by his
friends and relations Father Cunnane attended
to his wants till he died and when even the I'M
dertaker refused the services OF his grim art
a wheelbarrow and with his own hands buried
1t.
New school houses are being erected in
Prince Georges county ut Hyatisville, Laurel
and Branchville, and one is about to be built
at Suitland.
The orphans court for Prince Georges
county has appointed Messrs. II. Is. Il. Chew
jr., and P.W. Chew administrators of their late
brother. W. II. Chew, and then approved their
bond in g. 2OO
Mr.. w. W. Thompson has been appointed
postmaster at L. b., Prince Georges county,
vice ]. E. Hunt removed.
The Southern Maryland railroad made q mar
row escape lrOH DcluS SOIL LOT taxes Dy the
collector for the county some days ago. The
bill was between 1900 and S400, but was settled
just in time to save it. The road has recently
changed hands and, it is said is to be rapidly
pushed to completion.
Rev. NJ. Anderson, for some time pastor Of
the Episcopal Church at Forestville. has re-
signed his charge there to accept call to Bal
tlmore.
The Bladensburg public school has been
temporarily closed on account of scarlet fever,
which prevails 20 some extent in the neighbor-
hood.
Conversational services are being held in the
Hyattsyille Episcopal Church. Rev. Messrs.
Williams, Steele, Anderson aud Wall being in
attendance.
Game is unusually abundant in southern
Prince Georges this year, farmers being mere
careful 10 protect it from the slaughter of pro-
fessional sportsmen and pot-hunters than here
tofore. local law passed by the last legisla-
ture requires non-residents to take out a license
before they are allowed to hunt i'll the county,
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HOMEOPATHIC Free Dispe nsary,

homeopathic Free DfSpe nsary.
The Homeopathic Free Dispensary begins Its
ninth year with a very efficient staff Of ply
sicisns. Attending staff-Chief, B. F. Gibbs,
Md; secretary, Grace Roberts, Nd; Reginald
Munson, ND; Kate D. BarStow, NJ. D.; NAL
colin Cameron, Md; Edward Roome, NJ. ID. !;
Henry Krogstads, NJ. D.; Ralph Jenkins, NJ. d. !;
Marvin A. Gusts, Md; VIM. H. Heron, NJ. d. !;
Leigh G. Baker. MD. Assistant surgeon to eye,
ear and throat clinic, W. r. King MD.
Consulting toard, q. W. Pope, MD; G. Z.
Winslow, Md; S. I. Groot. MD; Lewis Raut-
erbe-s MD; j. Il. Gregg Gusts, NJ D.; +. A.
Gardner, MD.
A tea fer the benefit of the dispensary will be
given in the dispensary rooms S15 q street
northwest, on Tuesday November rs, from
to Q o'clock.
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nine Our Or Ten

Persons eets have atarrh in mild aggravated
form. and yet comparatively few pay any attention to
not seeming to reGlizs until that other dan
diseases sLch biopchitis and consumption,
TO follow If the trouble is arrested
Catsrr originates in impurities in the blood and
qulresa constitutional remedy like Hoods sarsap1-
rlla ~ ecec: thorough cure.
CATARRH ENTIRELY CURED.
II used Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh and received
great relief and benefit from it, The catarrh very
dsagreeEbe especially IN the winter causing constant
discharge from ringing In my and
pains in the lack Of my head. The effort to
CLEAR MY HEAD
IN the morning by Hawking and splitting was
painful Hoods sarsaparills gave relief imme-
dstely. while IN time entirely cured am never
without the medicine in my house. think is
it's weight III gold" Mira. G. Z. GlBb lO2o 9Th 1t
NV. Washington, d. c.
IMPURE BLOOD
Hoods Sarsaparla has htlIed me more for catarrl
an6 impure blood than any thing else ever used" A.
BALL. Syracuse, n. Y.
N.B.-Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparilla.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 SIX for e. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothoearies, Lowell. Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR g
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POWERFUL Opera Glasses. HENPLER's, 45S.Pa a

LAzISEss KILIs.-Sloth shortens life un
questionably, but there are many people who
can't work or who work at q disadvantage be-
cause of feelings of general weakness, or from
some functional disturbance of the great or
gans like the liver or stomach. Such should
use DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron, the
grea: tonic and invigorant, and the corrector
of functional disturbances generally. People
can work, and properly, too, when IN health.
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Tho Contractors Deny Their RESPONSE
bilitY For DELAY.

Messrs. Halliday & Richardson, who are doing
the work on the Police Court building, deny
that they are accountable for any delay in the
work. for they have a force of about fifty men
engaged on the building. The seeming delay
has been caused for the most part by changes
In the plans made from time to time and with
the making Of these changes and the delay
caused by the difficulty in getting the material
in and out Of the building, much Of it having
to be carried by hOd and bucket They expect
to be able to turn over the building in time for
Thanksgiving day. They deny that there was
any fall of u ceiling but state that the crown
OF an arch having sunk they took 1t out to
make tirst-class job. II the weather is favor
able and no unforeseen accident occurs tho
Thanksgiving services for prisoners may be
held at 9th and ID streets northwest
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Two Young COlored Thieves.

II wasn't gwine ter keep EN-" said John
Fleet, a coiored boy who was tried before
Judge Miller today for stealing three rings
from set OF harness.
What did you intend to do with them?" the
Judge asked.
Il was going to give them back" was his re-
Spouse.
He was fined IS or fifteen days.
Another colored boy. named Arthur Black
well, was tried for stealing. lie stole "a bar OF
iron belonging to the Washington and George
tOws railroad and his father paid 50 to keep
him out of Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22
wASHINGTON's BALL NINE.
Mr.. Scanlon Is Organizing One, With
Sam Trott as Manager.

J Mr. Scanlon Is Organizing One, With
Sam Trott as Manager.
Base ball is becoming very lively topic in
Washington just at present The prospect Of q
place in the American Association with strong
team, which becomes stronger each day, is
causing very general revival Of the
old-time interest that was forced
into a temporary retirement by the melancholy
events Of the past season. The organization Of
the new new club is in the hands Of that vet
eran of base ball, Mike Scanlon. who is moving
about in true Scanlon style in his endeavor to
get the very best talent that is on the
market He will have as his asso-
clates in tho club several we'll
known business men whose capital will insure
successful season. 1t will be the policy CT
the stockholders to carry as few men ~ posi-
Die, but 10 have those men or the hrst class.
TRoTr AS MANAGER.
Sam Trott, an old Washingtonian, also .
veteran in the business. who ran the Newark
Atlantic Association Club last year, has been
formally engaged to managed the Washington
team in 1891, and is daily in consultation with
Mr.. Scanlon in regard to men and matters con-
nected with the coming season. He has hist ego on
large number Of very good players. and says
that there will be no difficulty getting together
winning team that will cost comparatively
little. There are now more players OH tho
market than ever before 1t is almost certain
that Connie Mack, who probably left a better
reputation behind him i'll Washington as
base ball player than any other who
ever wore a Senatorial uniform. will DO
signed before many days arc past The league
is compliment, and, in fact has promised to aid
the new club in every possible way. The man.
ayers also have their eye on Paul Cook. an
other ex-Washington catcher, as we'll as Hoy,
who is a great favorite here.
NFw GROryDs pROposFD
The subject OF convenient grounds has been
actively considered, and several sites have been
looked at with view to the location Of park.
The one that is most in favor is near the ter
minus Of the eth street cable line, just beyond
the boundary. within ten minutes Of the heart
of the city, The details Of the new organZa-
ton are yet undetermined. but it is expected
that they will be crystallized next week.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. SUNDAY
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, fair, stationary temperature the
Atlantic coast; nOrthwesterly winds; fair Sum
day and Monday.
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Scenes I'm EcyDt.

The pupils of the Bigh School Of the colored
schools last evening listened TO an inter
esting description by MrsIFrederick Douglass
Of q series OF photographs of scenes in Egypt
which we're projected by magic lantern. The
photographs were collected by Minister and
Mrs. Douglass during their travels. Mr. Doug
less. who was present, made short address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

". b. Moses & Sons, F and 18th SITS,
Furniture. carpets, upholstery and wall papers,
Will continue TO offer Moquette carpets
at Sl.25 per yard.
Not one pattern i'll the entire line is a job or
imperfect carpet or an old pattern. Our stock
Is three times larger than any other in the city.
Our now storage house on 22d street between
u and n is now completed and We are prepared
to store furniture, 6c.. in small or large guam
titles at 81 or more per month for floor space
or to furnish private rooms at IS, 50, $50
and $40.
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A RAD FEVER SORE

Unjust extend to you the thanks of Of my Gus
toners, who has been cured by using the CUTICURA
REMEDIES Of al old caused by q long spell Of
sickness or fever eight years He 80 bad he
was fearful he would have to have his leg utated,
but is happy to say he is now entirely well-sound
dollar He requests me to use his name. which is II.
II. CASOS, merchant
JOHN " MINOR, Druggist, Gsinesboro'. Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

=, Mothers. if you regard your own comfort and
the health OF your children. purchase Cook,
Balm of Life. Restless children. by its bene.
nciai influences, secure sweet sleep and the
mothers rest Is unbroken. II ia perfectly
harmless remedy when taken into the stomach
does not injure the brain or paralyze the
nerves. To those who have used it we need
have not, We say: TRY it" It,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's.-"Money Mad"
NATIoSAL-Emma Juch Opera Company
"The Bohemian Girl"
HARRIS BJor.-Ihe Nelson's Vaudeville.
KERNASs.-Reilly 4 Woods Classic yaude-
vile Company.
ASCENSION CHCRcH.-Rose Tea
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Temperature and condition Of water at
am--Great Falls. temperature. 4S: condition.
Sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
dition at north connection. 30; condition at
south connection, 81; distributing reservoir.
temperature, SO: condition at influent gate
house. 81: condition at efluent gate house. Sc
High tide in the river, AS pm; low tide in
the river, IL Ol pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

CHILDRES's PIcrUREs.--We make a specially
Of children's pictures. These are subjects that
make beautiful and pleasing pictures, yet
they are often very difficult 10 photograph, and
require much care. attention and patience,
which we are always willing to give.
GKo. PRINCE, Fotografer, 18th and Pa. ave.
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"BRoMoDrSE" cures headache. 6 doses 25c
A City Within u City.

A City Within u City.
Four hundred students have entered the
various departments Of Spencerian Business
College within three months and their progress
in legible. attractive penmanship. quick and
accurate calculations, reliable and handsome
account keeping, correct and choice language,
shorthand aud typewriting. mechanical and
architectural drawing. Will make their APP
preaching holidays season for special thanks
giving i'll their homes, since all OF these ac-
compIIshments betoken u prosperous career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

JOHN A. GRAY, the well-known caterer, No.
1702 l. street northwest, respectfully invites
the attention Of his patrons and the public in
general that he Is prepared to furnish and
serve lunches, dinners. suppers. wedding re-
ceptions, clubs and excursion parties. Strictly
frst-clsss. Orders BY mail will receive special
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

May be a myth, bu. Shedd's superb exhibition
gold tables. &c, in all the newest and most
artistic designs is q delightful reality. We
cordially invite you all to inspect our stock.
feeling sure it will be q pleasurable surprise TO
you TO see 80 many beautiful things under one
roof. 5. s. SHEDD i Bro, 432 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

"A. l.. Saltzstein, jr., Jewoler, sos 7th st.
NV, is prepared to show his patrons the largest
stock OF American Watches ever shown in this
city. Quality as well prices guaranteed
Reasonable terms to responsible parties. Look
In windows tomorrow. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

MARION wIcKs, 1856 18th st. NV, is the first
in this city to receive the full complement of
fail styles in wall papers. and is now prepared
to do contracting for all kinds of work. Sam
pies and estimates furnished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

J. II. FLANAGAN. Do you know him and his
termsI IL not ask your friends about him.
Diamonds, watches and jewelry. With W. s..
TAPPAN. 6O4 9Th street
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GALE OF SUBURBAN LAND.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH LACK BUILDINGS
IImtkEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
On MoNDAl, DECEMBER FIRST, AT ForR
O'CLOCK NJ We shall sell, in front of the premises.
parts OF lots Nos 10 and l. square No. L.
INK ~ feet on street running back 100 70
foot alley more or less, improved by threestoty
Drick dwellings with back buildings, each having
r9oll:s ana 1sth roon all modern Nos.
LOCATED.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash balance in siz and
twelve months from day of sale and secured by deed
OF trust ON property sold. all cash. purchasers
optlon oil cOnseyanclng. &c, at purchasers cost.
siOo down on each piece OF property at the time II
sale; aud II the terms OF sale are not complied with
within ten days from day of the property Will lie
resOld at risk aud defaultug or pur
chasers WALTER Is WILLIAMS A 90
n22-d&ds Auctioneera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

TUssELL's CAFE. l423 New York avenue.
Everything good.
Everything in season.
Everything genteel and comfortable.
Prices low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-22

BLANKETS, comfortables. winter underwear,
at jobbers prices; Lonsdale cambria, 1Oc.
BRODHEApS,