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THREW HIM OVERHEARD.
Treatment Of q Canadian Fisherman
Wronged by q French Captain.

A New York Herald special from st. Johns,
N.F., says: A Frenchman named Bichel, owner
and captain of the schooner Marie. plying be-
tween ST. Pierre. Miq., and the French
schooner on entering the harbor Of Port Au-
basque about three weeks ago took away and
destroyed net belonging to a fisherman OF
that place. The fisherman demanded payment
therefor. Bichel refused and then threw the
fisherman overheard
The fisherman swan ashore and obtained a
summons for Bichel, who ignored il, whereupon
the magistrate issued writ to attach the YES
sci and ordered Officer Wilcox to serve it. vii.
COX did so; still Bichel refused to obey and
hoisted the French flag Wilcox refused to
leave the vessel until the damage was paid and
Bichel set sail, taking Wilcox with him. After
carrying the officer twenty miles to sea Bichel
ordered his crew to throw him overheard, but
wilcox successfully resisted Bichel refused
the officer food or shelter. At length the
French war ship .adre was met and her com.
mander ordered Wilcox to leave telling him
that he had no authority to interfere with
French subjects on the French shore Wilcox
was arrested by the officers Of tho Indre his
writ and order papers taken from him. and he
was put ashore at Bay st. George. Upon the
magistrate hearing this be ordered HM
Emerald to Bay st. George. The Emerald re-
fused to go and Bchel escaped. He was re.
captured on the 18th instant, tried and sen.
fenced to two years imprisonment with hard
labor.
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Wants to See the Books.

In the circuit court IN Baltimore Yesterday
Judge Dennis heard argument on the app!ica-
ton of Maj. Alexander Shaw in his sui,
against Hon. Henry G. Davis, Stephen b.
Eikins and others for the privilege of examin-
ing the books OF the Piedmont and Cumber-
land Railroad Com pany. Maj. Shaw sued for
an injunction 10 prevent the defendants from
carrying out lease of the Piedmont and Cum
berland railroad by the West Virginia Central
and Plttsburg Company. Counsel for the de-
PENDANTS con,ended that Maj. Shaw, not being
stakeholder in tho Piedmont and Cumber-
land road. had no right to see the books and
also that II was the books and proceedinps of
the West Virginia Central and pittsbury that
would show the facts about the lease and not
tine books OF the other road. Judge Dennis
held the question under consideration,
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Robert Ray Hamilton,s VIII.

Owing TO the unusual circumstances under
which Robert lay Hamilton died it will be
necessary to have the strongest possible evil
dence Of his death before the will can be pro-
bated. Steps are being taken to procure afli-
davits from all who saw and recognized the
body Of the drowned man. so that the proof on
this point will be absolutely convincing. The
executors intend to prevent, ~ far rs possible,
any future attempt at an imitation of the
Tichborne claimant game by somo cnterpris-
ing adventurer. Gen. schuyler Hamilton is
anxious that, IL possible, his soa's remains
should rest beside those Of his mother in the
family plot in Greenwood Cemetery.
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FUTURE DAYS.

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
~ EkrI BLING HOUSE No 144S STREET.
NORTHMESr.
will offer for sale in front of the premises MON
DAY. the IMkNTf-NlNTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK pm, Lot numbered Is.
square numbered .i2 improved b., two-stoty base.
lhent and Dack building brick house. containing ten
rooins, all modern improvements
Terms Of sale: On.-third cash: balance in one IN
and two q: years with interest per yer
mum. payable semi-snnuAlly secured by deed VI
trust On the property sold 81 0G deposit at time 0f
sale. Terms 10 be complied with ia ten days
GEO. W. ST1CKNEY,
s24-d&os Auctiuneer, 1886 T. 81.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nNAONAS BOWLING, Aucr,oueer.

OOWAlNut NuCIlOuctE
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON skNENTH STREET BETWEE 4
u kNlI ! sIkEETS NOnTHwEST. BEING
STREET NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. ,he sLVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. ID. 800 at HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK y NJ IN
front Of the premises we shall offer for sale at Public
ia the subdivision OF lots Ia square four hundred and
n,y three t463, Is Recorded IN book TO- page 43 OF
side Of th street BY 100 feet Deep improved by store
Terms Of sale Ono third cash. balance in oue and
Two years IN fourteen notes. seven payable year
and payable i'll two day Of sale with
interest secured bs deed Of said property or
all cash. ct option Of the purchaser All
AMI recording Vt the Gust 0f the purchaser Ii the
tei1is Of sale are not complied with in days ;Le
Trustees the right TO resell the property after
purchaser $500 to be paid the property is sod
yAAlLS II. SHkEVE.
WIN. REDIN WOODWARD.
Trustees of tho estate of James II. Shrsve deceased
s14-,lStla
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


CHARLES W. HANDY,
~ Real Estate Broker
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON TWEEN.
TEETH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN r
AND s, OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE OF sen.
AToR SAWYER.
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TwENTY-FIfTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will offer
tor sale, IN front VI the premises,
SUB LOT o,,
SQUARE ITO,
Fronting 81 feet 10th street by an average depth
Of to 30ioot alley making 1t very valuable
building site. being near the residence SENATOR
Sawyer and other hne residences The lot Is now i'm
proved By all old frame house. known No. 133 goth
street northwest
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in ! and years.
Fer cent secured By decd Of trust property Sold
al cash al the option OF the purchaser "A deposit Of
$500 at time sale. Ii the terms sale
Piled with i'll IL days from day of sale right reserved
to resell the property risk and cost uf the def
purchaser after days advertisement OF such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington. DC.
All conveyanctng and at the of the pur-
chaser. RATCLIfFE, DAKR 4 Co,
slS-dNda Auctioneers
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TNHOMAs DowLINa. Aucuoneer.
ihUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY On EAST SIDE OF FiFTEENTH
sTkEkT BETWEEN L AMI II STkEETs

NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated 9th day Of De-
cemoer. A p 1851. and duly recorded in liber No.
l451 folio 1863 et Of the land Of the
District Of Columbia and by direction uf the party
secured thereby We VIII sell e pubic auction IN front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY, 1HE FIRST DAY
Oh OCTOBER. 1890. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M- the
described property IN District atoressd 20
ct g subdivision IN square No ia, per plat re-
corded IN Llber II. iolio ~ Of the land records
besinnng tor The same 10 feet l0x inches south %
the corner Of ssd lot and running thence
south on 18Th street vest ~ feet ~ iches thence
east Ito feet inches 10 the line OF neld lot
thence north feet inchce, thence west 10 feet
inches 70 The place q 6esinnx. with improysmsnss
18th street northwest
Terms; Sl.6o0 with interest from 10th peosPbss
balance IN one aud two ysars. with inesSouke -
eITss ~ a sss1 o trust on the propsr
dspositof oloO wil ,. REQUIRED q Zine ofsAe2 Ard
terms Arc NOS complied with In ten days frOQ6 ~ Il
sale the Trugtees ressrse the rxht resell the prop
esy q the F,k and cost Of the defsultg purchne<f
sisasas fHfIif < DASSiEaiifx.S Trustees
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4 GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE 4
Rome SITE ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF
r TIE GREAT METHODIST UNIVERSITY.
e HIGH. DRY. LEVEL AND SLIGHTLY.
OVERLOOKING THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
4 WIDE RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
CONVENIENT TO xLEcTRIc CARS AND IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE HEART OF THE
CITY
AN EXAMINATION WILL SHOW THE AD-
vAxrAoEs EXTENDED TO BE ZEAL AND
SUBSTANTIAL AND SUFFICIENT TO CON-
MAND WIDESPREAD AND DESERVING At
TEsTIoN.
THE LOTS WILL BE PLACED ON SALE
FROM SEPTEMBER rs TO OCTOBER rs. 1890.
4 CHARMING AND INVITING LOCALITY.
400 TO goo. A FOOT.
oNE-FouRTH CASH. BALANCE ONE, TWO
AND THREE YEARS No CHARGE FOR
PASSING DEEDl
ESQ EARNEST MONEY REQUIRED. SAME
APPLIED IN SETTLEMENT.
AZ AN INVESTMENT IT Is uNR1vALED.
FoR A HOME CAN YOU SUGGEST MORE
BEAUTIFUL spoTi
HAVE YOU SEEN IT2
THE PROPERTY SPEARS FOR ITSELF, AND
WE HAVE NO HEsITANcY IN SUGGESTING
THAT BEFORE 1891 Is FAIRLY UNDER WAY
The PRICE WILL BE TWICE WHAT you
PAY TODAY.
JOHN F. wAeGAMAN,
l4TH AND q STREETS NV.
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u A1CLifFE, DARI h CO., Auctoneers,
~ go Pennsylv unia ave NV
CLOAKs AND CLOTHING, EDGES, LACES.
RIBByNs: HATS, BoNNETs, 49, PLushEs.
sukr MENT Of MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS. SEP
ThMBEh WENTY.FiFrH AND TwENTY-sIXTH.
BEGINNING AT Ten O'CLOCK WE WILL SELL
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS, go PA AVE. w,
gendfii assortment Of the goo;s partly enumerated
above being the stock OF dealer declining business
s.O-1t RADCLIFFE, DARK 4 CO., Aucts.
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s24-dkds
~ 9s0 Pennsylvania ave. q, ~.

MORTdAGEE'S SALE by AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECII.E.
by virtue Of mortgage 10 me. dated September !. .
A;b: 1850 and auly recorded in Lber Of Mortgages
1t GEORGETOWN. DC. will offer for sale ct public
auction, ON MONDAY AfTkkNOON SEPTEMBER
IwENLY-SEGOND. AID. 1890, at FIVE UCLOSK,
ny the foos ~ High street youngstown. DC, the
siEAM fhoPELLEs OK HEssEL CALLED THE
together with tbs Esgines boilers Machinery. Boot
furniture AND all other necossaries thcreunto AZ.
,ertaining and beorEiag. Length 90 O-l0 feet
burd Of IL 90 100 tons or thereabouss and murs
Particularly described la the said mortgage.
GEORGE II. BOSWELL, Il
Aortgnsrcc.
sTrHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON Ac.
count Of the rain until MONDAY. SEPTENBEN
TwENTY-NINTHs st same hour and place =
s23dkds = Mcrt1s.e&
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK BACK
BUILDING AND CELLAR HOUSE, No. l22l NJ
STREET NORTHWEST

STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No: 1898 folio 2S3 ct seq. one Of the land rec
ords tor the District of Columbia aud at the re-
OF ss ga VIII sell Y
DAY OF JULY, AID. 1890. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
lying and hs . c Rast Of "
the Distract Of Columbia aud known and de.c ribed
Lot three t3 of heirs OF John Dayi ,Os subdi
OF part of square two bundled and eighty-one 2sl
sn Ce sna T n rsr OF srnn los three ~
nents ways easements, rights privileges app
tanning.
of sale: One-third cash. balance in one u,
emiapruay 10 be secur,d BY deed trust on prop
Deposit OF $500 time of sale Convey snciug nc at
with from day Of the trustees reserve
the right TO resell at the risk and cost OF the
III some newspaper published in Washington 20. ~
". h. QUICKSALL
iy2-dSds Trustees. lUth and SITS. NV
sD-The purchasers Of the veaescribed property
vertisenent having failed to comply with the te ms
sen at IL Th 'hs
IlF1HDAl OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1880. ut HALF
and being n ,hs city Of Ma,hinttop District u
heirs CT john Davdsons subdivision Of part of square
parts Of Srisnsi lots THEE @ Jour ive e5 to-
sether with 81! the ,nprt yeinents Ways easements.
appultenAnccs 10 the same be-
longing or in any wise aIIertaining.
Terms of sale: Tine cush: balance in one, two
and three years. with terst from day OF at the
rate OF SIX per cent per annum. payable sruii.
annually, notes to be secured by deed OF trust
on property sold. or III cash, at option Of
purchaser. Deposit Of $500 at time Of sale. Con.
veyancing, &c. ut purchasers cost II terms OF
sale are not complied with In ten days from day Of
sale the trustees the right to resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost Of the dcfautinx purchaser
after nse days advertisement Of such resale la some
lie xspzier published III Washington, DC.
,,-., MILAN i. oticKsAiL. s Trustees
DUNCANSUN BROS, Aucts. slS-dGds
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
Auction at ONE r NJ. on WEDNESDAY, &C 4 o.
Der EIAsT, 1890. at the Real Estate Exchange, ls2
hast fayette st, Baltimore. Nd. One of the oldest
grocery stands in Baltimore, established 1897
cation 40s and Al Lsst Baltimore ST. opposite Post
Oltce ave surrounded by Flour and Corn Exchange
City Hall. Post ofice. Custom House. sc. Splendid
location elegant o so feet front by 10s lO-foot
alley Two stures now under rent ~, 800 per year
Terms: One-hslf cash; balance IN twelve months
TAYLOR CkEAMEk, AuctlOneers,
e2A-0ts Baltmore
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ING LOTS NEAR u s. CAPITOL AT AUG

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ING LOTS NEAR U. s. CAPITOL AT AUC-
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER /, 1890, AT FIVE
M We will sell one Large Lot 4e ieet lO inches by
1O2 feet making three beautiful building only
few feet south OF the Capitol south capitol eet
beina part Of lots and square $685. aud the
lot adjoining Gen. Buffers marble mansion, lately
sold 70 the government for s277OO0 Plenty VI
Tor three good houses he committee public
buildings has just umended government purchase
Sf all lots in square $685. up TO and adjoining the lots
herein offered.
these Lots arc high and overlo Arlington, Alex
andra and the virginia hills and viii he Offered the
highest bidder The Three Lots will be sold separately
or together as may be desired This Is unquestioaa
ply among the best opportunities To buy Lois. both
from the builders and the investors stand cit that
is offered IL the city to-day, as this ground musG
IDLY enhance in value. 1t sing THAI these
Los right under the shadow of dome thu Capi
toll be bought tor ABOUT half of what pery
than three miles distant the northwest
Drings
Terms Of sale; one-thirl cash: balance ana two
years secured by decd OF iEusS with per cent in
terest payable srml az uually. $500 cash day of
Sale 500 each lot Ii purchaser fails TO com
ly with terms of sale within ten days. right
served to resell ut OF defaultn purchaser after
five days advertising. Ashfords abstra CT.
DUNCASSON BROS.
s2o-Gt huctioneers.
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BICYCLES.

ScicLiNG kiNk, VI n N. NV, NEAR sTK
1919 SESESaI c 'nSI EEaihSs.
fsicao s sisS y SHhla iassL LEAGUE era
boys and oiris' bAfETlEr.
0s.4m kALks kOUN. con. 9TH AND r
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THoMAs BOWLING. AueuOneeE.

THoNAs BOWLING. Aue'iOneeH
IMPORTANT SALE
AT MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY. sEPTEM-
BER TWENTY-SEvENTH, $780, COMMENCING
AT TEN O'CLOCK. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURF AND EFFECTS, EMBRACING IN PART
Two Large FreEch Plate MAntcl Glasses -Four Lar &c
Per- Mrror One HasseIr carSed prena aS ,i,
pCrted), Parlor Eurniturc. IN suites and separa
every description Eair and Hush Mattresses. Pier.
Marble Top ami Other Tables, Go ucLes ard Lounges.
ma Bedsieads siI Brus sci. and uahes Gsrpes
CooLlng ano heating stoves &C., &c.
One Fine Upright counilng House pesk, in perfect
Four Fire-proOf Safes. Large Lot of Second hand
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
One Russell Phaetou. with Horse and Harness.
AuumDer of WORK and Driving Horses.
Forty New and Secondhand Vehicles. s25-2t
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Eff
- FLCTs, bling LNltkE CoNIENTs OF THE
STREET kE NSk kEN h'oSh No. 'is q
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Rs ss cA SIHSGFs p xhEs
DINING ROOM CHAIRs. WALNUT NJ I. SIDE
sEAkRS s MAst d1M
MACks. siXTtkNv t dr CHAMbER SUITES -
IABLhs. BEDS, IEDpiNG. C1MFoMTs. LINN.
ChyShLLI. coOkING UTENSILS. REFRiGEK,
AIOi. SAFES, &c, &C.
AN EXTRA FINE Lof OF CARPETS IL BRUs-
On TGEsDAY MohNiNG. sLPTnGBEs rHIR-
TIETH A ~ 1890. commencing Ct TEN O'CLOCK
I ss the named gods This s.ree
"a in good condition and the .tteni,on both Of the
s25-dSds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYN.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auc:ioneera
SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE
AL OUR 90
SALES ROOM. CORNER 10TH AND PENNA AVE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENTY-SEVENTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK -
Handsome Cherry -tranle Parlor suite nearly new
upholstered in silk plush trimming: Elegant Antique
Oak Sidebosrd. Pedestal Extension Table and Dining
Room Chairs to match. Handsome Chs IN Der suite,
piste glass. cost S5 Cherry Wardrobe front
Antique Oak Chamber Suites, solid Oak NJ. T. Cham
Der suite. Hai- Cloth Parlor Suites Walnut Book
Case Plush Couches. Easy Chairs. Cherry Plush
Husk Mattresses. Moquet kuss Body brussels and
other Carpets and other articles used
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT, FOURTEEN
LARGE MUQUET and BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
FROM UNITED STATES CAPITOL.
FIFTY MoouET. vELvhT. BODY BRUSSELS and
TAPESTRY CARPETS, CONSIGNED FOR AUCTION.
s25-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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1T. cLAIR TECHNER, AUCTIONEER. OH pa
sg,s: usasr nssronol,ssn Hotel Twenty ysars
Lee T;s:ss s'ssisnsns' rsss0nabls sa,sEss
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

FtTChE DAhs.
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
GENERAL AssoRTMTNT OF HOUSEHOLD
EMBkssccfENldsI IS Isl PART. =
WALNUT Int T3LPbsS G pMNIs sfDsTEhp wsL
stfAkhTL PIkcEs, SkhDkosts. BktssELs
WAKE KfTcHiS kEoITsIIEs. &C.
On MONDAY MoRNIsG, sEPTEMBER TWENTY.
street northwest shall sell the entire contents.
sa4-it THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
p ATcLIFFE. DARR 4 &C.. AucuOneers.
II geo Pennsylvania ave- nv.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Presenting our compliments TO our friends and the
general public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
shall be df il possible future
lions to our present unequaIed facilities for the COIN
fort and beneht Of our PATRONS The manner in which
OUR REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
has received the unqualified Endorsement and conn.,
aenee Of The real estate p arens,nS public thus We
prove OF benefit to persons having realty 10 dispose Of
OUR ART AND BOOK GALLERIES
are the most complete and delightful south Of New
York city, being especially ADAPTED 10 the comfort of
onras to The high arts and tins being the
Our sales rooms for the display OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
commodious, well lighted ventilated entranos
from two streets. and all goods such as
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. &C,
usually displayed on the public highways exhfb-
NED and sold exclusively within our thus avoid
ing any possible damage 10 the goods from the
nens and NJ tue same tiIne aiforing comfortable and
pleasant waiting for patrons while atiendina
sales. We Also conduct sales az
PRIVATE REsIDENCEs.
Stocks Of Groceries Dry Goods &C. arranged and sold
TRADERS STORES.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 10.
made at
PRIVATE STABLES
in front Of our
Unequaled
STORAGE ROOMS
with insurance It all We invite inspections
OF our facilities aud methods, which we'd aud
in keeping with the times.
s22-6t go Pennsylv Ania ave
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THOlfAs DOWNING. Auciloneer.

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
TON, EMBRACING IN PAhr PARLOR SUITE
WALNUT MARBLE-1Ok TABLES. BKUssELS
Top uHSM MEn c1 slir mAfNEH nARELE-
NSUJ MAkhLE TOP MpL3OARD, WALNUT EX-
: TENSION DINING TABLE, WALNUT DINING
HAIRS. HALL STAND. CHINA AND GLASS
WAkE. kI1ChEN REQUISITES, &c, &C. a
IlETt, 1880, at TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell 1T rest
dence no Il3 18th street northwest the above colec-
s24s,ts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctione.r-
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.

ONE GRAY HORSE. l5k HANDS HIGH. NINE
CSSGai ONE TOP BUGGY AND MARNEss. ar
~ACCIlOh ON ACCOUNT OF LIVERY.
on ,sATukDAx sEPrEMkEb rWENTY.sEv-
ENIH. 1890 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. shall cell
N iruut Of the Suction rooms OF Thomas Downing.
Ilth and lennsylvsnia avenue. the above personal
property dor account Of livery. belonging to J. y.
BY order Of J. H. 0HEEN proprietor Of livery
.o,... 5 THOMAS DOwLINo.
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FOUR HUNDRED
TURKISH CARPETS AND RUGS
AND OTHER
ORIENTAL TEXTILES
IMPORTANT FALL OPENING
MAGNIFICENT CONSIGNMENT.
EMBRACING
Cancels Hair Carpets and Rugs. Ehorassan Carpets
and Rugs. Cashmere. Iniiis, shcsvahan.
Merzaro-c. Mol,air, Royal su,nac,
Kermit Royal Ellore. Zi-iii. Tariff. KAYAK, Meiis.
Candahar. Baku. Ana.olian and Carabagh
Carpets and Rugs. Angors and .
Gulistan Mata Antique Rugs Rich Porseres and other
Rare Oriental Textiles, %
To be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION without reserve
AT MY ART ROOMS.
Southwest corner Penna ave. and Eleventh st..
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER FIRST. SECOND. THIRD, 1890.
At ELEVEN AN. and THREEPM.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY and TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 and 80
a25-5t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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WALTER D. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsioreers.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT cAnpETs
On shT3knAY sRp sTAIss AFFWESrYsrv
ENTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK n, we shall sell.
within our sales ROOM Fourteen Large Moquet yeivei
an Te s0y wAfn ifs
s.o-2t Aucuoneers
u ATcLlFFE DARR CO. Auc.,onesrs.
h 02O Px. ave nv.
VERY DESIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK
HOUaE, HEvEN ROOMS. ALL MODERN I'M
phoxEAENTs. No 20a7 II STREET NORTH
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER THIRD,
at fIvE O'CLOCK. We viii offer for sA .. In front VI
PART OF LOT O. S
square l01, IA
fronting IS feet on street by depth u ~ feet
imsovsd By well bull. thrse-story psisk Rouse;
seven rooms; ali modern imIroSemsnts.
parties sssrsh q home q Tor -: an nsess%en q
leisg near ~ the deiartmeutA street and her
Terms. One third cash; balances. in one and two
posii Of 500 time Of sele Il the tsrss Of sie are
With " s II ne asssS Ssys 3 day g al.
coat OF the dssaultng purchaser sfter dive dayG a
vertisement IA sonie newspalsr publisted In wash
inaton. y. G. All convsysncins aud rscording ~
's s:sdsSs ExTcIISrE, pAEn ! CO.. Auets
WIN LowENTHAI. Auctsopeer.
ooxrESrs OF STORE slz sRvExrn srsxxr
NORTHWE6T. q : -
<ss,s Of Crccksy. Glassware. xinwars. o., col.
a sSsss s.s' s'''x " LowExrzAr. A.eua...r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
Sic Aeutidhen in slrerifa.

Die 8ereinieten Staaten baten Der
0eutI1en @inpanDeruug ungeGiein
bel su perbanfen, behn no fi9 bic
Deutinsn niebetlieBsn, eniffanben btiis
henoe GoIonien unb nurben biefelbea,
Dant ibrer rafloieu @uergie unb 5para
famtsit, balo p%oblbabenb uno erparben
ft9 aGentbaI6en bic Id,tune ibrer Mit:
burger. Ser Geutfde bdaet nit grober
Mnbdagli9tsit ON ben 8ebr1u6en unb
6iiten ieines oltea 0aterlanbes unb III
ct beSonbets elm gtoBsr Greunb olts
bepdbrter Sausmittel unb bur@ ni6is
IdBt er fi@ a~bbringen, oieieIben anf5u.
geben unb etpas. anberes oafir ansn'
member.
Wis bic b.liebteien 0ausmittel bet
9euti6en f6uHen st. Safobs Sel, boz
ouseeaei9nete S@mer3en : 9eiImittsl +;
Or. Nuguit G6niss 9amburger Sro.
pfen, fat unfeblbar Eel allen Magen.,
2eber. un6 9tierenIeiben unb Or. Nus
gut 96nigs hamburger 8ruiftbee, bag
bette Mittel gesen bic b~eiti9fien Grfal=
tungen ansefeben Derben. Sn teiner
beutf6eu Semitic febIer mpbl eieie
berrliden 9eiImitiel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-16
9.

- Scott SIC Daniels, Der BEL Ses
ratiana eirea 3u8 Der Cotton Belt
8abn beraubie. leiaea YrujeB hefaub.
perurtbeilt wulbe unb aug BEN @eidngs
NIP entFoh, III in Columbus. bon mo-
aus ct permutbIi@ nod MeIifo tuOQte,
perbaftet tpDrosa. llnDorfGiisertpeife
bielt f@ ber Mann Swei $ase in 60.
Iumbus bei Tteunben auf. gr abnie
ni@t. bob mau ibm aIf ocn Js,isn
mar.
Die N,anius Na6 8abn Idst iiber
ben Gabacas 6luB bel 9alettsDiue cine
t1eue eiierne Bride legen.
= 9outon unh San Nntonio lpsr.
ben bur9 cine SelepbOns2 inie perbuH'
ben tper6en.
= Sn NsusSraRnIsls farbsn Safob
Stabt i'm NIter bon 40 Sabren unb
Bertha &rauIe i'm Nlter BON 81 Sobten.
- Die in e5an MEgelo mobaenhen
Deutf9en rttrsn fib. Wie uns Serr
+. 6. 2unefmiB miitbeilt, lit bort Elm
Surnberein in Der Bilbuug begtiffen,
benz bereits 20 8arger beigetretsn itnb.
Man beabF6iist ben Sau elmer Sale
nit ReseIbabn.