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DEREMPTORY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
Il BUILD No LOIS ON FOURTEENTH STREET.
EXIENDED NEAl. CHAPLIN STREET

DEREMPToRY SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
IL BUILDING LOIS ON FOURTEENTH STREET
EXTENDED NEAi. CHAPLIN STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FOURTn, IA front OF the Premises, will sell at
tate indicate, - - -
LOTS "a AND %, BLOCK 45
of Columbia College subdivision, each lot fronting
"a 2S-I00 feet with depth OF LIS feet 70 2O-foot
alley.
This property is among the best on 18th street i'm
immediate nifty OF the residences of A. l. Barber
Mrs. Gen. Logan, Judge har.an and Others. Has All
the advantages OF the city and desirable summer
residences; water gas and SEWERAGE concrete pave
ments For private licences no better located lots
be had in that vicinity.
Terms: sold subject deed OF trust of a. 900 ON
each lot. due May 81, 1888 with per cent Interest
payrble seini-annnally; balance of purchase money
half cash and one half in six months from day Of
sale with per cent interest all over a. OU0 on
each lot can be paid in cash. NJ option Of
Conyeyancing. &c. at purchasers cost. deposit OF
500 On each lot At time OF sale. Terms De COIN
piled with In 10 days otherwise right reserved to re-
sell at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser after
days no',se St such resale in so9e nswsIeper pub
o.S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aoction.era
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1919 II u. H.Ws
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON,
4l0 9th st. n We,
o20-d


pUBLIC SALE OF A DESI ABLE LOT ON
l. SElENTH STREET EX ENDED. SHORT
DISTANCE ABOVE Dol NDABY STREET.
BY virtue OF the power vested in by the last viii
ana testament OF hOmas McEnry. deceased, We viii
oHer or sale IT public autio front Of the premises.
on thiDAf. OCTOBER THIKIY-flksT, 1880, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p Nj. all OF lot d, III block ., OF the
Howard Unversitys subdivision of tract of land for
merry called thngham Place" located at the north
east corner Of 9TH extended aud Lincoln street
fronting 30 feet 9TH street and running back $50
improved.
Terms Of sale: Ope-fourth cash; balance In three
equal lnsla lneuts, payable in one, two and three
Years IRON day Of SALE with interest at per cenum
des dannam, payable sc i-snnnaiy, and secured by
ueeu OF trust on the property sold, all cash, at the
oPIoL OF the purchaser Terms of sale be complied
Mtu WITHIN htteen days, and in of default the
trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost
OF the DEF uit1ng purchaser. deposit OF 800 re-
qulied at the time of sale. All ancing and
cornng az purchasers cost. Title good Taxes paid
TO June 80, 1880
HENRY W. SOHON,
renoah Bulidins. ~ and sts. NV. I Trus,aa.
JAMLS KELEHER AFus'eeS'
-= Az 9Th ST. n.w.t
RADCLIFFE, DARR l. co, Aucts. o2l-IOt
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4 ,HANCERY SAIL OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovED
~ REAL. ESTATE KNOWN A. LOT IL IN The
SUBDIVISION Oh LOTS IN SQUARE No 81, ON
TWENrl-fIKST STREET BETWEEN AND
y STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF decree passed in the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia i'll equity No.
l270J, Docket No 81, the undersigned Trustee will
sale. at puUlc autlOD IN front the premises
ON TUESDAY, ELkNLNTH DAY OF NONE MBER, A
IL. 1890. ut AIS O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following de-
scrbed real estate lying aud being IN The city of Wash
iugton. tine District of Columbia, Wit All OF lot
numbered fourteen q ~ IN the subdivision (Mollard
ana Greens the lots in square numbered ninety
90.
Terms Of SALE One-half Of the purchase money cash
and he balance in and two the day OF
thu defer. ell payments to be secured By deed Of
trust upon the property Sold To bear interest at 6
per cent per Gnuum until paid or all cash
At the option the purchaser. A deposit
of $500 viii be required Of the purchaser
purchasers on the day of sale The terms OF
sale compiled with within ten days from the day
of sale the properly will be resod at the risk and
cost Of the de auitIng urchaser. All conveyancing
and recording NJ the purchasers cost
CHARLES WALTER. Trustee. 344 ID st. NV.
CHAS. A. WALTER, solicitor, 1000 Il st. NV.
DUNCANSoN BROS. Aucts. o2g-d&ds
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AZ 9th st. uw.I
DuACANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
~ 9th and D SITS. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
IN W HIfNET CLOSE. NEAR SULDGkRS' HOME,
.DlSTk1CT OF COLUMBIA.
by virtue u deed OF trust to bearing date on
March T. A. u. 1887, and duly recorded in Iiber No.
loo f0Ao 100 ct seq OF the land records Of the Dis
lct u Coiumb and at the request Of the party hold
ing one OF the notes secured thereby, will sell at
luDilc auction, in front of the premises, on THURS
DAY, 1WENTf-THi RID DAY OF C1OBEIt, A. D.
1870. at FIVE O,CLuCK p. NJ, LOTS NUMBERED
Two AND THKEE.lN BLOCkNU. DEHED IHkEk.
IN Is. IL WAkDERS subdivision of a of land
called whitney Close. situate in the District of Column
bia with the improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, balance in and
Two years. secured ulon the property Sold with inter-
est AT SIX per cent per au ali cash. at
option deposit OF 800 on each lot sold. All con-
Ne3sncing ana recording at purchasers coat. Terms
OF sale 10 DO complied with in ten days from date of
sale. q. OAGE Il. EMMoNS,
CHARLES b. PEARSON,
o1O-eo&ds Trustees
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of weather until IDAY. OCTOBER THIRTY-
Fist, 1890 1T same hour and pace
u -ORGt L. EMMONS, ! ru,..oo.
: o23-eo&ds HAkLES b. PEAksONI Irustees.
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DARR q Gu. Aucuoneers.

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF ONE OF THE
CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS ON C0NECTI-
CUT AVENUE NEAR The CHUhCH or THE
COVENANT AND MANY FINE PRIVATE RESI-
pkNCES.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
FIFTH, 1890, at HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, we
will offer for sae IN front Of premises,
PART OF SUB LOT 81,
SQUARE 159,
Fronting 80 SO feet on Connecticut and run
ming back ey. Ths In Of the desrabe
lots In this section Of the city; nearly sdoins tine
Church OF the Covenant and many handsome private
residences
Terms: Ouefourth cash; balance In one. two three
AID four cent occurred BY deed Of trust
properly sold, all cash. the option Of the pur-
chaser deIosit Of $500 required at time OF sale.
IL the terms OF sale not coupled with In nftsen
days from day Of ssle right resrrved to resell the
property ut the risk and cost Of the defaulng pur-
chaser after days. advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper publshed in Washington, D.
Q. All conveyancing ana recording st the Cost OF the
o2S-d&ds AucconeerG
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
4 MANCERY sALE OF WHIST HALF OF SQUARE
~ NO. OLD, OCCUPIED AND USED AS THE
NOH1HEHN LIBERTY MAhEET


NORTHERN LIBERTY MAhKET
La pursuance Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
the District OF COLUMBIA rendered in equity No.
~. iz4s4 wherein Albert 0rdway is complainant and
the Northern Liberty Market Company aud Others de-
ienoAnts the undersigned Trustees will sell II ubic
aucnen on FRIDAY. the 1HIk1 Y-FlRST DAY OF
OCTOBER. AID. 1890, 1T -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
'front.' OF the premises the property designated the
west nail part OF square numbered hve hundred and
niteen ,o15, in the city of Washington District Of
Coiumpa com pr1sed between 9th. and streets and
l. street.
Terms Of sale. ss prescribed by the decree: One.
tnira q the purchaae money in cash 81 the time OF
sale OF which deposit of 5000 will be required when
the property bid off, the residue in equal install
snts III one and two respectively from date OF
SAFE Tor winch the purchaser will be required to give
ms pronissory iotes Deaiing interest at the rate Of
per centurn per annum. the to be secured by
ue OF trust upon the premises Sold the purchaser
AZ ms option may pay the whole purchase money in
cash III te ms are not complied with III twenty days
night reserved to resell risk of defauting
purchaser after three days notice in the Evening star
newslaper All conveyancing. recording, &C., a. cost
OF purchaser. NJ +. NORRIS,
1915 St NV.
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON,
4l0 9th st. n
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THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CON-
TANNED IN STORE oOs SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCTOBER SIX
TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUE
DAILY UNTIL DISPOSED OF.
The stock consists in part follows Silks Vevets
Fine Dress Goods Linens Cloaks, Furs. Cloth. ian
ne.s, tesides a fun line OF Underwear, Notions aud
housekeeping Goods, usually found in q frst-class
dry goods store
On account of removal to 724 9TH street northwest
the above will be sold without reserve Ladies spe-
cially inyited.
EOIFy Aucttoneer
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The Way Knowles Methodi,ts Voted

St Psul's Methodist Episcopal Church at
Knowles, Nd, held Its election on the women
delegate question on Tuesday evening and out
OF voting membership OF forty there were
twenty-four ballots deposited. Eight OF these
were for" and sixteen of them against"
The election officials were Rev. s. NJ. tucker,
pastor; DR.. X. b Dietrich and VIM. WheatIey
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THIS EVENING.

1T CLAIR FECHNER, AUCTIONEER, GIL PA
- ave- under Metropolitan Hotel, sells This kVEN-
ING nredeemed p vi brokers' Pledges God and Sill
yer Watches. Guns, Cutlery. Musical Instruments.
sIT..Stn
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FUTURE DAYS.
z ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucts

40 SECONDHAND INGRAM AND BRUssELs CAR
PLTs-lN ALL line ASSUkIMEN EVERY
CARPET WILL BE SOLD. o3l-&t
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Transfers OF Real Estate

Deeds in foe have been hled a. follows:
W. Bremen to Z. L Hose, subs &c to 4S, so.
SIS; g. d. E. Holmes 10 same, subs A and
As, do; -. David c. Lee ct al. to j. G.
slater, pit 81. 50. $50, and pit 6. SO. $50; g.
p. @. Sauer TO G. +. Williams, in trust, sub So.
So 5s7; $1,000. ID. Ii. Farrell to Mary T.
Smith, sub Ss. SO. 276; e.. A. A. LipscoInb ct
al. TO W. II. Chandler, lot i, blk. IS, Holmead
Manor; t2,45O.70. Sarah A. Slater ct al to Ell
len Z Dyer. pit l. 50. 7SS, and subs L and ID,
So 6g3; -. Z. T. Ioder to Asa Whitehead
PIT IA, So. liz; g. L. L. Repetti to Cornelia
A. +. Trsvers. lot 5. blk 6, Twining City; S325
NJ v. Hotel 70 Z. +. Myers, pit. 4. 50. go; g.
Alice V. DeNarr TO J. Z. Southan, lot 4. block
II, Brooklapd; $3.50. Mary Eeeder to A. c.
Clark, lot ., sec. S. Barry Farm; s225. Thomas
T. Waggaman to Bridget Kane, sub 1872 So
677; $1,000. A C. Barney to Alice p. Barney.
SUB ~, e. 1872; e.. and sub SO, do; e.. Ella
Plat 70 +. q. Carpenter, sub A, 50. 1863; e..
p. W. Carter ~ J. l. Weaver, subs 379 to 3Sl,
%. 674; g.. W. II. Walker TO Florence IL.
Kendall, lot 20. block 5. South Brookiand;
$500. W. A. Brown TO Helen < Pearl, lot l6,
block II, Brookland-
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Adit Gen. Kies of Colorado Is holding the
state troops In readiness TO rush 70 the front IL
the dspredatons Of the Ute Indians in Routt
county continues
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HALy Rams TO PHILADELPHIA VIA ROYAL
BLUE LisK--The b and o. RR. Co. will sell
excursion tickets from Washington to Philadel-
phis 81 rate Of one fare for the round trip for
all trains Oct. 81 and Nov i, 2 and 8, good for
fifteen days from date of sale. Similar tickets
viii also be sold to other points in the state Of
Pennsylyania
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II HoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oIeer.

VALUABLE IMPK0XEp PROPERTY ON PsTREET
FOURTH sTRLETS. GEORGETOWN. DC. Ar
AUCiION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THIRD.
1897. at FoCR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises,
shall sell part of lot IA in square 10 improved by
3a:s4 street between SD and 34th streets,
Georgetown, DC.
Terms: One third cash; balance In enc ana two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust the pro erty sold 800 deposit will
be required each pee, at the time OF sale All
veyailcing aud recording at purchasers cost
3o-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionecr.

IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE,
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND FINE WINES,
BELONGING TO HIS ExcELLENCY SENIOR DON
EMELIo DE MURUAGA. MINISTER FROM SPAIN
AT HIS RESIDENCE. 1880 MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
ON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SIXTH, 1890. COM
MENcINa AT HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK,
Comprising in part Three Handsome French Plate
Mantel Mirrors. Turkish Carpets and Window
Drapery. Two MAGNIFICENT Japanese Embroid-
cries. framed. Japanese and other ornaments,
Oil Paintings and Fine Steel Engravings. Finely
Embroidered Cushions, Very Handsome ParIor
Furniture in Velour. Couches and Fancy
Chairs. Lace and Satin Window Hangines.
Plush Parlor Suite, Card Table, Candelsbras.
Easy Chairs. Reception Chairs breakfast
Table. Walnut Pillar Extension Table, Very
Handsome Walnut NJ T. sideboard- Fine China
and Glass Ware. Elegant Chinese Punch Bowl,
Fine Silver plated Table Decorations,
Handsom Walnut Dining Chairs Handsome
Chamber Furniture in Walnut and Ash. Mat
tresses and Bedding OF every description, Fine
Table Linen, Brussels Chamber, Hall and Stair
Carpets, servsnts' Furniture, Fine Walnut
Table Desk, with secret drawers, Decorated
Toilet Ware
Also,
AT TWO O'CLOCK,
hne assortment of Imported Wines and
LQuors Corking Machines, &c.
ALSO.
Copper and other Cooking Utensils and other
articles Of value.
N.R-The house will be open for inspection
day prior TO sale from e. m until PM
o29-dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN,
She 10 Fined for Creating Disturbance,
But Released.

When the name kate Mccormick" was
called in tbs Police Court today, u middle aged
woman responded. She walked from the cell
room with her three young children. The
youngest child was asleep in its mothers arms
while two older children walked at either side
of her. The mother seemed devoted 10 her
children and they kept close by her side Po-
hceman Jas. Fitzgerald had arrested her on
Missouri avenue for being disSrderly. Kate
vas before the court two days ago for engaging
in tight with another woman about her hus-
band and the court discharged her.
Judge Miller told Kate this morning tina. her
former experience did not seem to have done
her any good.
Ofhcer Fitzgerald said that Kate was creating
q disturbance because she charged that her
husband was in . house with another woman.
He searched the house, but her husband was
not there
"She whipped her husband on the avenue
the other day" remarked Policeman Kenny.
Judge Miller asked the woman what was the
matter with her; whether she had her right
mind or not, and Kate answered that she did
not think she had had her right mind for some
week.
You will have to pay . Hne OF s." said
Judge Miller
Il can't pay q fine" replied Kate.
Then you will have to 20 the work house. ~
Judge Miller released her on her own recog-
nizance after court adjourned
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auceoneers,
w 1901 u St, ODD Pa ave.

" 100l St, opp. Pa
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT"
Continuation Of the great and unprecedented Art
Auction : lie of japanese Forcelans. Dronzes, Curos
Screens, Silks, &c.
25 Cases Of extraordinary fine examples Of japanese
Art opened this day and now exhibition. con-
sisting OF Satsuma, fnary, Kaga. Iiokio Tyson and
Sagee PorceIalls, Magnificent Bronzes the best quality
OF Silkenbroidered screens i'll various shades. with
very artistic decorations.
In TINS collection will be found some rare pieces Of
Brlc-a-Drac VIZ, Teapots. Rose Jars, Coros, &c
sales daily at ELEVEN A. Nj. and 4 HhEE r NJ IN
I'll this magnificent and costly collection closed
Pos tveiy Reserve. Livery article sold absolutely
guaranteed rs represented
Parties looking tor costly and expensive Christmas
presents for mere suE should fail to attend this
days
PLEASE NOTE TIME OF sALE-ELEvEN AN
and THREE PM
mo Evening Sales !"
WALrER b. WILLIAMS L CO.,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-NfORROW.

WEEKS CO.. Auct,oneers
w 6J7 Boui.iana ave.,
Opp. City Post 0facA
SAIURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER FIRST. AT
In OCI OCH. VII HIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
THREE HANDSOME SHOW CASkS, LOT FANCY
GOODS, SHIFTS, BUTTONS, LACks, HAND
kER, HI IS HOSIERY ALL KINDS, JACKETS
AND LOT OF SIMILAR GOODS. IL
WM- LoWENTHAl. Auctioneer.
SALE OF DEALERS STOCK OF GENTLEMEN's
DnDEhWEhk AND CLOTHING IN STORE Sl7
SEVENTH STREET NoRTHNEsT
Continued Saturday, November /, and Monday, No.
evening" The attention of dealers aud the public
caet 10 this sale, being clean, seaSOnable stock Of
goods and sold without reserve.
o31-st NM LowENTHAI. Auct
HHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HoUsEHoLD EFFECTS
Two LARGE SIDEBOARDS, SUITABLE FOR
BAk ROOMS. HORSEs AND CARkIAGES. AT
MY AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY., NOVEMBER
FIRST, 1870, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
EMBRACING IN PAkl-
one Large Mirror suitab for bar room; Handsome
farior FURNITURE, Lounges, Couches, Marble Top
Iables, large lot of Chamber Furniture in suites
ana separate pieces, BARRIERS Chairs, Carpets Of
every dese rptlon. Cooking and Heating Stoves and
many other articles in the housekeeping line.
ALSO
Bellows, Anvil and Vice.
ALSO,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Vehicles OF every description.
One Pony.
Anumber Of Horses for DRAFT and driving purposes.
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ATCLiFFE. DAKR CO.. Aucts.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN, FIELD GLASS. BOOKS CiAIllS, &c.
BY virtue OF an order Of the supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, holding special term for Or
plans Court business. 1 will sci. TUESDAY,
MOh.lNG. NUVEMBER FOUKIH, 1890, commence
Ing at EN- OCLOS X, at the auction ot Rat
ciIto. barr Co, go Pennsylvania avenue north
wsst. the above mentioned artic.es. -
Terms cash. J. X. HERTFORD,
Administrator estate OF Joseph Herif ord
hAfSLii FL, DAkh & CO., AHcts. o3l-3t
TNkUSTEEs' SALE OF LOT ON SOUTH SIDE
l. OF MsON STREET BEi WEN OURTr ENI Ii
AID IIFiELNLu, lMPkoVED ~ BRICK
WHITE OAK BaPIIST CHURCH"
Under and b. virtue of deed OF trust recorded in
tor the District Of Columbia and by order OF the Su
prene Court Tor said district, passed i'll Equity
llool, docket 20 We viii offer tor safe in front of
the pr misses on NEDNESDAl, the TN ELFTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1890, at HALr-PA + FOUR
CLICK r. NJ, the fUllu winged scribei real estate
situate IN the city OF Washing District OF Column
ba, to wit: he east hall OF lot iortyIhree (4, W.
Drufy's ct al. subdivision OF square two hundred
and hine clO9) as the Is rscOrded i'll iber "B "
toio 80 OF the surveyors office for the District Of
Columbia with church edice ad all the fixtures and
furniture therein.
Terms OF p; le One-thrd 90 cash and balance
in one I'd AID two ~ years, with interest the rate
OF SIX per cetu per anntiin payaD seni-ann uaily
ana secured by oecd OF trust on the pro erty d.
CURED ut time OF sale. Terms TO be complied with in
10 IA from day OF sale property will be resoid at
risk anu cost OF defaul;iug purchaser All convey
anCIuk at purchasers cost
JANIS ii. MARI.
ANDREW Il DUVALL, Z trustees
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
At "a Sda
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THOMAS NJ FIELDS
Cestuf Qtti Trust and Attorney.
344 ID 81. NV. o1S-d&ds

rF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIissT, 1880, same hour
and place. EUGENE A. FILLuS, Trustee
THOMAS N. FIELDS,
CeStui gut TfU and Attorney. o2S-d&ds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-05-25
LAST NIGHTS FIRE.

Lively Blaze Among the L-street
Rookeries.
An alarm was turned in from box 25
about 9 O'Clock last night for fire ON the
north side of Z street, near Fourth.
Two small frame structures, one occu-
pied as house of i'll repute and the other
as a coffee stand, were burned to the
ground. The fire is supposed to have origi-
mated in the coffee stand. Both structures
were mere shells and burned like paper.
The firemeu saw that it was useless to at
tempt to save the buildings and directed
their attention to adjoining structures, all
of which they saved.
1t was thought for time that portion
of Wilson's livery stable, the rear of which
adjoins the burned houses, would have to
go. The roar and glare of the flames made
the horses almost uncomfortable, and it
was with difficulty that a stampede was
prevented.
The fire had spent itself inside of half
an hour, and the "all OUT whistle was
blown. The loss is estimated at about
$1,000.
Assistant Chief Engineer Guthrie, in fore
ing his way through the alley near the
burning buildings. was struck in the face
by falling beam, and narrowly escaped
further injury, as the force of the blow
knocked him down and rendered him par
TALLY unconscious He was dragged away,
however, before any of the other falling
timbers struck him.
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STATE BOARD OF TRADE.

Counties That Are Coming to Its Aid =
Changes in Directory.
A circular letter, containing fifty or more
addresses of persons who want information
about California, have just been sent out
from the State Board of Trade headquar-
tiers. These addresses, most of them, have
come from California ON Wheels" now
in Minnesota. The inquirers are residents
of various points in Kansas and Nebraska.
A number of letters have also been received
lately from Western New York. All tend
to show that interest in this State is in.
creasing rather than diminishing among
residents of the East
Secretary Caminetti of the Board has
been very busy lately getting new organiza-
tons to cooperate in the work. The
ties and of Healdsburg are the last to
come in. Within two months it is hoped
to have dozen more counties subscribers
to the work of the Board.
As there have been many changes lately
in the Board of Directors the present en-
tire list of these managers of the concern is
here appended: J. P. Irish, W. II. Mills
San Francisco; John s. Emery, Oakland; !.
Caminetti, Amador; A. F. Jones, Oroville;
A. A. Hubbard. Chico; Captain H. A.. Mes
senger, Calaveras; 81. Raap, Martinez; A.
D. Smith, Fresno; L. G. McAfee, Bakers
field; Major E. w. Jones, Los Angeles; c.
Lindrum, MERGED; Jesse D. Carr. Salinas;
G. NJ. Francis, Napa; E. W. Maslin. Placer;
E. ]. Gregory, Sacramento; E. s. Babcock,
Jr., Coronado; J. A. Morrissey, Stockton;
N. Cadwalader, San Jose; o. ]. Lincoln,
Santa Cruz: Colonel Mark Mcdonald, Santa
Rosa; A. Price, Healdsburg; J B. Caldwell,
Modesto; A. F. Abbott, Marysville; George
D. Fiske, Woodland; General N. P. Chip
man, Red Bluff; c. E. Knapp, Redwood
CITY; Us. McCue. Marin; John Boggs,
COlusa