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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SENERAL FINE
OIL PAINTINGS, RARE OLD MADEIRA WINES,
LIOUEI Rs. &C.

IMPORTANT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FJRNll UbE, SENERAL FINE
OIL PAINTINGS, RARE OLD MADEIRA WINES,
LIQUEURS, &C. &c
On THURSDAY. MARCH TwENTY-sEvENTH,
1890, COMMENCING AT HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK. shall sell at the residence Of Col. J.
Fenner Lee No 1897 street. George own, DC. the
VERY VERY 81 StPERi6R EBONY pARLoR SUITE uPHoI-
STIRRED In OLD GOLD sILK PLUSH, TEN
SATIN DAMAsK WINDOW HANGINGs.
Two ANTIQUE g. LII AKIN CHAIRS.
ANTIQUE SPANISH CABINET
Two FINE OIL PAINTINGS.
EMPIRE GILT MIRROR AND TABLE, IN FINE
PRESERVATION
VERY HANDSOME Ebony TABLE
ANTIQUE GILT PAkLCR SUITE SEVEN PIECES,
IN MAROON VELVET
ANTIQUE GILT NJ T. TABLE
EBONl CONSOLE TABLE AND FRAME.
ELEGANTLY CARVED llENNA CHAMBER SUITE
WITH MIkR0k-F FRONT ARNOIRE, FORMER.
LY THE PROPERTY OF COUNT ANDRAsS9.
SMALL MIRLOR-f RONI AhMOlRE.
LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS CHAMBER FURNI-
VERY ELEGANT CARVED OAK DINING ROOM
Sci COMPRISING SILVER MOUNTED AND
GAMING STAND WITH MIRROR AND II
DINING CHAIRS.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, KITCHEN REQUISITES
lao BOTTLES CHARLESTON MADEIRA. vINT-
2 5-GAL. DEMIJoHNS SAME.
FINE OLD GOLDEN SHERRY
FINE OLD BkANDIEs AND LIQUEURs
NB.-This Lot of Wines is pronounced 10 be Of rare
quality and should command the attention of con
nolsseurs.
The Furniture purchased abroad by Col Lee
and Is OF a superior character.
house open for Inspection day prior to sale from
am. until pm.
THOMAS BOWLING.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


GEO. ". sTlCkNEl, Auctioneer, 936 st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE SUBDIVISION Oh BARRY
YARN. IRON IlNG On SHERMAN AVENUE
IMPROVED By WELL RENTED HOUSES
By virtue of . certain deed Of trust. recorded in
Iber No. l423, folio :lSl ct sea-. Of the land
records for the District OF Columbia. and 3; the
quest OF the party secured thereby will offer for sale
in front of the premises. SATUnDAN the
TWENII-SECOND DAY OF MARCH. 1850. al
HALf-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK M. the following de
scrbed property IN the county Of Washington Dis-
trlct of Columbia. to wit All OF lot IL Z
the subdivision OF Barry Farm estate made 10y the
trustees thereof now file in the Office " the
yeyor of the District a ColumbA. except lot AZ aud
the west one-haf Of lot 45 of srecent subdivision
said lot 10.
Terms Of sale One-third cash and the balance in
one - and two % years with interest the
90 centum Ter annunl able uAlly,
and secured by deed of trust the Irpcrty Sold or
ali cash. the option of the purchaser 100 deIst
required At time of sale; all CONVEX and recor-
ing purchasers cost. Terms &c Dc cvmpl u 18th IN
10 days. the property will bc re~uld
defaultns purchaser after days advertisement IN
newspaper published in the city Of Washington
WILLIAM \. kIMMEI.
ml2-d&ds Trustee
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Imprudence or excess in eating or drinking
nervous excitement sedentary Ia bits and mental
worry produce indigestion, loss of appetite poor.
ness of the blood, exhaustion, &C.
Quina Laroche, an invigorating tonic contain.
ing peruvian bark, iron and pure Catalan wine
has the Endorsement OF the medical faculty OF
with entire success In the treatment Of these dis
ordeIA
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u'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer-

HANDSOME THREE-sTuRY BRICK RESIDENCE.
Nc. 100 STREET NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
On FRIDAY THE TMFNTN-ElGHTH DAY OF
MAhIE. lSslo, az HkIE-IAST Fhlk O'CLOCK y.
NJ ln front of tue premises Will ~si ai public
toa Lat No. TO- IA SQaaru ~. with mprUN Its,
CONSISTING OF handsome Brick R~sidence With all
nltneiu mn ruNe'll.s cbN aiming about IL rooms
has property located one of the most dosirs-
bie section Of the city, whore real estate constantly
Increasing IL value.
Terms easy and made known At time 81 sale
nl.t-Nt 4 - -.rlsa
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AUCTION SALES.
n TrRE DAMS.
NJ ME IN -.
THoMAs DOWNING. Auc,ioneer.

lRSSLEEs, SALE OF Why YALUABIE THREE
SIOhl-ANDBAsfMkNr rRiCK REsIDENI 4
FAST
June. lSSS, aud duly recorded Iaber b 4, folio
SsS 81 SEQ one o. tie land rrcCrds 81 the District Of
Columbia, and by direction OF IN. rart,ss secured
there By the undersigned Trustees ~i sell on MON
DAY At TkkNONN. MARCH THIRTY FIRST. SslO.
Al HALF PAST POUR O'CLOCK an front a tie
premises the folowrng described PROPERTY known as
lot No. 9. in fmma r. lanes suelNisiun uf rart OF
original lot >. IN sOuarr 81 torether with the inn
pruNements, which consist Of hre.-sory l1ass-
Inent Brick Residence. 'taisfug I:.e sts ttb al
the modern improvements No. 800 hA-sachusstts
avenue northeast.
Terms: Ons-third cash. the residue IN two eau.l
payments and years with notes heArins IN
terest ana eCurl by deed of trust thu troperty
sold. ali convey aud recording Iurcha-ers
cost. Two huuaroi dollars deposit required at the
time OF sale. H. FEADLkl DAVIDSON,
LCTHf * :. fRIslOk
MO dads Trustees
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PEDDLING OUT CREDIT.
Brokers Through Whom a Man Can
Get Trusted for Goods.

NEW BUSINESS SAID To THRIVE HEnE-How I'M
PECUSIoUs PERSONS oAN PROVIDE THEMSELVES
WITH THE NECEssARIEs OF LIFK-How THE
CREDIT BROKER WORKS
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IMPROPERLY NEAR NAVY YARD GATE, BLING
llO5 SEVENTH STREET SOITHFASE

BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in equity cause No.
1888, King ct al Scott ct al the undersiened
trustee will sell at public auction front prem
Uses, on SATURDAY. THE TwENTl-NINTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, part of
Lot numbered twenty-three Cl:}). IN square num-
bered eight hundred and eighty-two. Beginning on
9TH street east A. feet south of the northeast
said lot thence south - feet thence west 40 feet
thence north ID feet and thence AZ feet the
beginning, improved by two-story and basement
Brick House.
Terms OF sale e-third cash balance in two equal
instruments in one and two years from day OF sale.
secured by trust ON the property, ali cash, at
purchasers option. Deposit of 300 required on
day of sale. Ii terms of sale complied with
in ten days, trustee reserves the right 10 resell
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
FILLMORE BEAI.L. Trustee,
322 Az ST. u. W.
m S-lE
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written for TIE EVENING STAR
WHOSE WAS THE HAND?
BY MISS BRADDON.

Author Of LADY Audlsys Secret" "Lke and Unlike
'lshnasl," The Day Will Come" 10
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FNHOMAS DOWNING, AuctIOucer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NAlUABLR suBrRBAN
PROPERTY

Unders deed OF trust dated August 90 1859 re-
corded IN llber No. 80, ioho l5a will sell on
II EsDAN the 1MEN il-FlFTH DAY or MAXI H.
AID 1870, at 1--WE O'CLOCK PM, IN front Of the
premises, Lots numbered thirty 100 and thirty one
GID IN lot numbered four - of Hickey's sutdivi-
sion OF GreenvAe, containing sb,ut - and 30
perChes of land.
4 he property has two roads leading TO II from
Hlckey's Road" and extends 10 the Eastern Branch
OF Potomac River, and ~ marked on the HOPKINS sp
OF the District with the nlle II Christian kupI-rt
Terms Of sale: $1,000 cash. the residue two
equal payments al one and two with interest
ser cenl, IAyable halt yearls. e. lie secured by
decd Of trust oD the PREMISES Deposit of 600 when
property Is knocked on Convey aud recording
At purchasers cost.
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ml9-4t
= Eo W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. s36 St

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED AT THE
JUNCTION OF FOURTEENTH STREET EX-
TENDED AND STRING STREET, IN The
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, DC.
By virtue of deed of trust, recorded in Liber No
134S folio 30O of the land records the District
OF Columbia and at the of the party secured
thereby will offer tor sale in front of the premises
on MONDAY the TWENTY-FOURTH DAY or
FEBRUARY. AID. 1880. Al HALF-FASI FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described property in
the county OF Washington, ID c. known and described
as Lots numbered from one ID to forty CAD in
j. e. Lewis subdivision OF part of Pleasant Plains,
situate the north of Spring street point
union with 4th street extended, excepting the por-
ton of lots q TO Fl inclusive heretofore aenated,
being the property yed by deed recorded Lber
l25, folio 3os, and by deed recorded Iiber 1871
folio 4:S9
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one I'D and two 60 years, with interest the
six (b) per centu per annu all cash. the option
OF the purchaser; 800 deposit will be required
time OF sale. All conyeyancing and recording pur-
days. II terms of sale are not complied with the
property Will be resod at risk aud cost of defautng
purchaser after i've days advertisement in the
ing Star. &. VI. ARMSTRONG Trustee
tl2-eotods IL East Fayette ST.. Baltimore, Md
eTTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count of the weather to SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST,
f25-tuth&f C. NJ. ARMSTRONG. Trustee
eE-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE ADvER-
tised sale having failed to comply with the terms of
said sale the property will be resod at his risk and
cost On MONDAY THE TWENTS-FOURTHD DAY
OF MARCH, 1890 at the same hour and place.
mist. th,fSs &. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Trustee
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MEDICAL, &c.

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u. or Mrs Wilson; ll05 Park place ne. between
Is and Z, IL tn and 18th SITS Ladies only. Rem
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IbLL RIGHTS RESRRVFp1
CHAPTER XVI.
FRENCH LEAVE,

HILBERT Florestan, who had not been
. remarkably energetic in the pursuit
Of any ambition or fancy of his own,
5Tf could but wonder at the intensity
M which moved his thoughts and his
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27
PASADENA.

Yesterday was a very quiet day in
Pasadena.
The eastern mail was only an hour
late yesterday.
The First Congregational church will
hold services at IL O'Clock this morning.
w. II. Storms and G. B. Senter are
back from a weeks trip through the
desert.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
A'l Saints church this morning at IL
rlock.
Most of the business stores will be
closed today, some all day, others in the
afternoon.
L. Boynton and wife, of North Moline
avenue, returned on Tuesday from Bos-
ton, where they have been spending the
summer.
Mrs. Torrance, wife of L. G. Torrance,
manager Of the Pasadena Electric Light
and Power company, returned home
yesterday.
The Star house, which is being moved
to the vicinity of the Cross railroad
depot, has not yet reached its destina-
tion, though it has been fifteen days on
the way.
Messrs. Metcalfe and McLachlain,
who we're in Mr.. Metcalfe's phaeton,
when it was struck by the runaway
horse, yesterday, made q narrow escape
from serious injury.
The members OF the Valley Hunt
held meeting Tuesday night at the
residence of B. M. Wotkyns, at which
arrangements were completed for the
meet on Saturday, and the tournament
.Df 70 ha hnlI Nau Vao r,e 40
was also discussed. The tournament
promised to be the event of the holiday
week.
Superintendent w. s. Monroe, Super
intendent G. H. Keyes, of Riverside,
Superintendent F. A. Molyneaux, of Po-
mona, Superintendent w. w. Seaman,
of Los Angeles county, and G. L. Ennis,
of the Los Angeles county board of edu-
cation, went north yesterday to attend
the biennial convention of superinten-
dents to be held at Sacramento next
week.
A horse belonging to A. B. Cregier
created considerable excitement on Col
orado street, yesterday morning. The
animal broke loose from a telegraph
pole in front of the San Gabriel Valley
bank and started eastward on Colorado
street. After slightly grazing the wheel
of one carriage, and knocking spoke
from wheel of A. r. Metcalfe's phae-
ton, the brute fell down, upsetting the
gig to which he was hitched and break
ing wheel. Fortunately no one was
hurt.
The musicale given at the Webster on
Tuesday night by the ladies of All Saints
Episcopal church was decided success.
Quite large crowd was present and
thoroughly enjoyed the music rendered.
There were solos by Mr.. H. H. Rose and
Miss Lizzie Bacon guitar and banjo
selections by Prof. Chambers and r. H..
Hathaway, of Los Angeles violin solo
with piano accompaniment by Messrs.
Ward and Brenner, of Los Angeles, and
some fine selections on the piano by
Miss Graham and Others.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27
SANTA MONICA.
A Letter from the Little City by the
Sea,

A Letter from the Little City by the
Sea.
The following letter is from Santa
Monica:
The board of trustees held meeting
Monday evening, at which the few spec
tators enjoyed the animated debate be-
tween Messrs. Steer, Vawter and others.
The first innocent little missive was
several petitions of remonstrance against
laying sundry feet of sidewalk on Arizona
and Nevada avenues. The outcome was
that December Sd was fixed to hear all
parties interested.
Then petition was received from the
W.C.T.U., in which the ladies requested
the board to appoint j. l.. Allen and j.
A. Mayburn on the board of library
trustees. The petition was received and
the majority OF the board proceeded to
appoint Messrs. E. H. Sweetser, A. H.
Winslow, l.. 7. Fisher, w. w. Webster
and A. Kinney, which brought John
Steer to his feet, who denounced
the proceedings in very forcible
language, declaring he wished to wash
his hands from such an outrageous pro-
ceeding, stating the board was treat
ing the ladies, who had worked very
IldIO Ill luc pdcG W OlSdulIc duu hSSp
the library afioat, who gathered the
present library together, in disgrace
ful manner by not granting their re-
quest. Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Vawter
thought otherwise, and the five names
above mentioned were appointed,
Messrs. Vawter, Lewis and Carrillo vot-
ing aye, Steer and Allen refusing to vote.
The board was harmonious on one
matter, approving the minutes. Our
citizens should attend the meetings;
they are lively at times and no admis-
sion is charged.
Professor Weller delivered very in
structive sermon on Martin Luther,
Sunday morning, at the Presbyterian
church.
Jack Henry, Monday morning, was
the saddest and most wet man in town.
For some days he has been boasting
about his prowess as an oarsman,
when he was finally compelled to dis
play his ability before few of his many
friends. Under these auspiciuos circum-
stances, under a bright warm sun, he
started forth to row to fishing smack
and back; he rounded the fsherman's
all right, but OH his homeward journey
he met one of those susceptible breakers
which have fooled many man in days
gone by, and Jack, boat, oars and saline
fluid got very much mixed; and when
he was washed ashore he was very
wrathy man at the unbecoming laughter
OF Charlie Kimball and Frank Ellis.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27
Sudden Deaths.

Heart disease is by far the most frequent
cause of sudden death, which in three out OF
four cases is unsuspected. The symptoms nre
of lying on the right side, short breath, pain or
distress in side, back or shoulder, irregular
pulse, asthma, weak and hungry spells wind in
sion, dry cough and smothering DR.. Miles
illustrated book on heart disease, free az r. w.
Ellis & Co., who sell and guarantee Dr.. Miles
upequaled New Heart Cure, and his Restorative
Nervine. which cules nervousness, headache,
sleeplessness, effects OF drinking etc. 1t con-
tains no opiates.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27
courts without any of the professors in

courts WITHOUT ANY Vi the proitssOr III
reference.
'Then quiet marriage by private
Wiltshire was arranged before a notary
public in Los Angeles. Professor Owen,
BY the by, was chief witness to the con-
tract.
after which-a week ago-the happy
trio started for England, via San Fran
cisco and New York. Mr.. Wiltshire did
not notify his friends in Los Angeles of
his marriage, nor did he send cards to
Mob Hill as he passed through this city.
'He sails for England by the Majestic
tomorrow, and General Booth of the Sal
vation Army will have his cards
strengthened next week by three of a
kind -
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27

The HERALD Job Office is now better
prepared to turn out first-class job print
ing than ever. Give us call when in
needof printing of any description.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-27
For Durability and Beauty,

House owners should insist on having their
painters use only the Sherwin- Williams paints,
for sale by H. Mathews, cor. Second and
Main,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-01

q According to the report of the Boston fish
bureau the catch Of mackerel last year was
smaller than in any year since 1914. From
figures given in the report it is gathered, that
after 1914 the catch steadily increased,
though year ty year 1t was variable From
1845 to 1886 the lowest number of mackerel
inspected was 99,715 in 1859; the highest in
spection was $4,000 In 1851, and the average
for the 40 years 100000 barrels a year. Last
year, 1889, the total quantity of picked
mackerel inspected was only 2,l43 barrels.
At all the New England ports there were
Landed in 1889, 21,91S barrels of mackerel.
against 4S,205 barrels in 1885, sS,302 barrels
j 1887; 7S,99S barrels in 1886; $685. bar
r is in 1885, and 47S,o76 barrels in 1884 The
r port can give no satisfactory explanation
the disappearance of the fish, but 1t is dis
lclined to attribute It to over 'atchiug.
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Circulars have been distributed in this
city containing the following invitation:

SieJ OOhediuiue INC lOllOW1uB luNltdblOus
You. as citizen of Portland, are cordially in
yitated {" meet with us, and by your support and
council lsicl assist us in upholdiny our rights as
citizens.
Who the ''us" referred to in the circular
are does not appear except so far as the
signature which is citizens committee"
discloses It, The curious part of the circular
is that which states the purpose of the meet
ing to be to assist US in upholding our
rights as citizens" What are the rights
that these people want assistance to uphold ?
Perhaps this at the top of the circular sheds
some light:
OBJECT
To make nominations for next municipal to be
held March Bro, 1890.
But why they should need any assistance
to uphold that right is not clear, unless it is
feared the proposed candidate may be reluc-
tant to accept and this support and council
are for the purpose of overcoming his
ScIuples
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CURRENT COM MENT,
REED AND THE FILIBUsTERs
I,pWistun ,Iourna1 l

A man with a giants backbone was
wanted to fill the Speakers chair at this
crisis Of the country's affairs, when the
Democratic minority was threatening to
trig the wheels OF the government and
hinder the couDtry's progress, and it seems
as If Providence had raised up Thomas b.
Reed for this very exigency. Things had
come to pass, where. unless bold and re-
solute stand were taken by the Speaker, the
and all legislation and thwart the declared
will of the people. The voters Of this
country have sent their representatives to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-01

The repeal of the prohibitory law in
Rhode Island was advertised in advance to
work wonders with the liquor traffic A
license law was to be substituted which
would greatly diminish the traffic and make
everybody happy and contented. But ap.
parently 1t has not worked as expect, d for
we ma the Providence Journal declaring
that the reduction of the number of saloons
In Rhode Island should be expedited by stat
ute law and not left to the operation of the
survival of the fttest; which seems to indi.
cate that the new broom isn't sweeping as
clean as it might.
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Washington to transact the country's busi-
ness. and it is simply to enable them to per-
form this duty thar Speaker Reed takes the
stand which has routed the Obstructionists
and made the heather rage
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-01

For three years was almost crippled with al
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was one
mass of disease. Somo physicians pronounced /,
incurable. 1t had diminished about one third the
After trying all kinds of remedies and spending
hundreds of dollars. from which l got no RELIEF
whatever, l was persuaded to try your CUTIcURA
REMEDIES, and the result was as follows: Aftel
three days noticed a decided change for the
better, and at the end of two months was com
pletely cured. My flesh was purified, and the
bone (which had been exposed FOR over year.
got sound. The flesh began to grow, and to-day
and for nearly two years past, my leg is as well al
ever 1t was, sound In every respect, and not
sign of the disease to be seen.
s. q. AHERN, Dubois, Dodge Co.. Ga.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-02-01

The Boston Herald formally declares as
IS deliberate conviction that as Speaker of
House Mr.. Reed is failure. The Demo
cratic members of the House seem to take a
very different view of il.