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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-08-22
legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. IS

GNTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro. SIS
- The Probate Court for said District
10 all persons interested In the estate Of LES
TINA SALISBURY. late Of Brattleboro. in said
district. deceastsd C;r,atins,
Hou are hereby notified that this court will de
eide on the allowance Of the account Of r. w
clarke, Administrator upon said Estate and de
CREE distribution thereof t. thu, persons entitled
at the session thereof TO be held at the Probate
once In brattleboro, ON the fourth day OF sep
tember' a. ID. 1880, when and where YOU NAV L.
heard IN the premises, II you see cause
81 T. W. SnODDARD Register
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R.r1Ro,n

December a.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersev
For Chicago ui aSen Ser and street ,,,.,
e1tress asiiy II 30 Am, express 9::j0pm
dsx SheiLhLti' ST. Louis Indianapolis express
ior llt.sblrs and cleveland. vestibuled Limited
tor Lexington aud Local stations fIO :30am
FOR Lursy. ! 40 Il M VI" Ss s,ions t3:aOpm
81 Baii,moFe, Week Jays. 100. 5 90. 40. 7.sa
S;oH; s:S stS; 90 ~ 90 AZ minutes am
1 G:3a an3 20, 90 $50. go gao. !:45 100
Ss5 anu. HH S ,45 ana a.S Is SS go
2:39 AZ ininut.sJ 3;25, AS 4:a5 20 10. 7:iS
for Way stations between Washington and Balti.
s; pm 0 sunday sso s 90 i ai IL "a
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington. week DAYS
iiiitY. On 9;sS; I'd ~ As s;o9 $50 s;l5 AID
4i5 55g 900. SO 10. o 81 iS sS9 sd
do:so and II 100 pm sundays $50. T:45, s:30
sS IS a 4 9s sS Sd s iS iG*S ioa
For Annapos. 8 40 and $3.50 an. 10 and rs
Pam on es 20 s:,o am 4s5 Leave An
Sundays, 81 an. i 90 =. M ~;o' aha ''0o Pm
tor stations the Metropolitan branch. to: IA,
AN. 81 ~ n for principal stations only:
fSr hoGisllle and Nay stations Il 30 pm
m Il go S::i5 + rs pin. points, 's'oo@
tor Boyds and intermediate stations. "a .oopm..
Church train le. SS WASHINGTON on sunday
For trederick, rs Az til 20 am, f3:IC. II 80
m Sundays, 10 pm
Trans arrive fronl Chicago aally IL AS a. m. and
s:Oo T. ~ from Cincinnati anu st. Louis daily 45
=. m End .5v pm. from llttsburg 7;lv AM U5O
pm dailv
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for Now York. Trenton. Newark aud Elizabeth
- to0. :UO, 50: 20, ~. 10 H. ::jU a -, and
sii 49, PIN Bpnet rarlor cars all day tra;na
Sleellnz car Oh the 1850 y III, open 10 pm.
for Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington aud Chester
= ~ 1910, 9:2U. 'l2:O0 am. '2:3U a 10, Il nd
and 'lO:3O pan. ' 's
for intermediate points between Baltimore and Phil
Aoeipnla II 100 aha 50 ~ ~, az: 100, t3:l pm.
iiai1s ieavs New hork for Washington, % 80
night. '
rains leave Philadelphia for Washington s4:AQ
'S:io, Il 10 IN. II :35 Il A. '0:U5, u 40 D. M
For Atlantic City - :0U auo 'l2 100 M sun
Gay 100 LII. and IL 10 noon.
tENcep. Sunday, sDaiiy sSunday only.
oences by Union Transfer Co. orders lett ticket
ofnces, % and 1881 tH. ave. aud NJ Depot.
y. l. ODELI, CHAS. y. SCULL.
Q3u Cell MapaXer. Art
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PORTUGAL BOYCOTTS ENGLAND.
In Future She Will Buy All Goods Pos
sible From the United States.

Francisco Consalues. gentleman interested
in industrial enterprises in Portugal, who is now
in New York with view of procuring machin-
cry from America rather than England, as has
been customary, said yesterday:
''The popular indignation caused by the
brutality and arrogance of Great Britain in the
recent political complications has led to an
almost universal determination on the part of
the mercantile and Industrial elements Of Por-
tugal to free themselves from the tyranny of
England and seek other sources Of supply.
There Is also a movement to form companies
there to manufacture articles that were FORM
erly imported from England. The public
opinion Is in favor of liberal treaties with for
eisn countries and more especially with the
United States"
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LORD ABINGDON'S DISGRACE,
Accused of Knocking Down a Young
Woman and Kicking Her.

Solicitor Abrahams applied at the Bow street
police court, London, yesterday for a warrant
against Lord Abingdon John Baird), who is
held by the magistrate. Prior to the Mitchell
Goode fracas, and OIL the same night, while the
men were at the Nell Gwynn club. Miss GLADYS
Leslie, sister of George Giddens, the actor, was
talking to MIR. Foster, the proprietor of the
club, when Lord Abingdon struck her across
the back. Miss Leslie, very much frightened,
said to Foster: Il think better 60 home"
Abingdon then exclaimed: II will send YOU
home" and struck her violently on the mouth
with mis- clenched fist she fell and Abingdon
hit her again behind the ear as she was falling
and kicked her while she Was on the ground
several times III the ribs. The blow on the
mouth knocked oat several Of her teeth and
she was carried INTO the committee room of the
club, where she lay for several hours insensible
Abingdon was expelled from the club and
the magistrate will grant the warrant il the
facts are con tirmed by other witnesses.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

~ go Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE
BY AUCTION OF
NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
By ORDER OF
MR.. JULIUS LANSBURGH,
BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HIS
FORMEk STORE No. 637 STREET NORTH
WEST. AND REMOVED TO OUR
COMMODIOUS ROOMS FOR CONVENIENCE
OF SALE.
THE STOCK WHICH IS COMPLETE,
CONSISTS OF
pARLOR FURNITURE,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
LIBRARI FuRNITURE,
HALL FURNITURE,
CHAMBfK FURNITURE,
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
AND WE NAME IN PART ONLY:
PARLOR SUITES, IN SILK PLUSH,
RAW SILK, TAPESTRY,
RUG AND HAIR CLOTH,
UPHOLSTERED ON FRAMES
OF MAHOGANY. CHERRY
AND WALNUT, EASELS, NJ T.
BOUQUET AND OTHl-R TABLES,
FANCY ROCKERS.
DINING ROOM BuFFEIs sIDEBoARDs.
PILLAR AND OTHER EXTENSION
TABLES CHAIRS, SIDE TABLES.
LIBRARY SUITES. DESKS, TABLES, LOUNGES,
EASY AND RECLINING CHAIRS.
COUCHES. BOOK CASES.
COMBINATION BOOK CASES
AMI SECRETARIES.
HALL RACKS AND CHAIRS.
CHAMBER FURNITURE:
IN WALNUT, ANTIQUE
OAK, CHERRY AND
POPLAR, WITH
SWINGING AND CHEvAL
GLASSES, ROCKER, AND
CHAiHS, CHIEFONIERS
IN WALNUT, CHERRY AND
OAK. WARDKOBES
FOLDING BEDS, HAIR
AND HUSK MAfIRESSES,
WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS.
RATTAN ROCKERS.
KITCHEN FURNITURE, sUCHAs
TABLES, CHAIRS,
CUPBOARDS. &C.
ALSO,
| CARPETS-BRUssELS, MOQUET AND INGRAM
FOR PARLOkS, DINING ROOMS, LIBRA
kIES AND CHAMBERS.
RUGS. SMIi.NA, BRUS. ELS AID MOQUET.
PORIIERES AND LACE CURTAINS.
THE WHOLE MAKING MOST ATTRACTIVE AMI
DESIRABLE COLLECTION AND AN EXCEL
LENT OPPORTUNITY rO4. PERSONS TC
SECURE NEW FURNITURE AT AUCTION
PRICES, AS MIR. Ian BCRGHS INSIRUC
TIONS ARE TO Dispose OF TIE ENTIRETY
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS, AS HE as De
1EhMlNED NOT TO MOVE ANY OF THE
s1OCK 10 HIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
TILE SALE WILL TAKE Place On MONDAY
MARCH TENN, AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. WITH
IN OUR
SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
RADCLIFFE, LAIR co.
mno-4t Auctoneers.
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The Maryland Legislature.

The senate Of Maryland last night finished
the second reading of the Poe registration bill
and 1t viii be put on its passage tonight Bills
were introduced to amend the oyster law; to
facilitate punishment for embezzlement; au-
thorizing Talbot, Dorchester and Wicomico
counties to subscribe to the capital stock of the
Eastern Shore railroad company. The bill re-
curing all newly created corporations to pay
the state bonus was read a second time.
The house Of delegates, after amending the
Fidelity loan and trust company's bill in sew
eral particulars, laid it on the table by yeas AZ
nays rs. House bills Incorporating the Trust
company Of Easton and the Maryland trust
company were recommitted to the Judiciary
committee. Favorable report was made on
the bill permitting landlords in Baltimore city
to eject tenants IN five days instead OF fifteen
days. The senate bill to tax telegraph tele-
phone and other classified corporations was
read the second time. House bills were passed
providing for three additional directors of the
state hospital for the insane; for the appoint
ment Of two additional Justices of the peace in
baltimore city; Incorporating the South Balti-
more and Curtis Bay railroad company and to
pay the expenses Gel, 500 Of commissioners to
settle the Hog island boundary dispute with
Virginia.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Upon the basis of price per line per 1000
circulation. the advertising rates Of The Evrs-
no STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers But cheapness is
not the only merit It's service 10 better aan
any olAer paper IN he GUY can possibly giue,
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nh5-4t

4 ,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ iEAL rSl ATE ON / SriE.T BETWEEN
EI94iTEESYE AND NINEIEk.,Tn oIh1ETS
NOi. INVEST. KNOWN AS 40 1872 STREEi,
BE No lHE LhIE ilESlDENCE OF GEN El.AL
hENRi h. CRAIG, U.S.A., DECEASED.
BY virtue OF ! decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Co!ui: bia passed i'll equity cause No
LIZ Oh Jane b. Haw.lns and others against Henry
hnox Craig and o,AeIs, the UNDERSIGNED ,trus tees
viii sell AZ pubic auc lion, il front OF premises on
TUESDAY t.ie Nv ma l-tlFlu DA. OF MARCH
AID. 1890. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, all that piece or
toE Dist.lc; OF olulabia and known lot numbered
twenty GA N square nuIipe huHQre Ind
hve 400 fronting tUrt (40j feet street and run.
nInR back thai w!Gtl AL avcrs depth hu dfed
anu forty l4O) feet to pubic all and il improved
Dy threestory front building basement aud
two-storS back Guiding with u,seiI.eut
1he buildings, whc.. situated i'll of the most
Sc ect locations III Nasail .to. erected under
The supervision o. the ate Gen. Lenry h. Craig
contain large slooL paror ~ feet By 80 feet large
also six large and three small Chambers, office rooIn
bah rooils wine cellar servants rooms. and
closets ior truEAs &C Asa iurhace ana iuct rU0us
&c. The 'front.' building Is thirty 800 feet wide.
Terms OF sale: One. third OF the purchas, money
cash and the balance thereof in six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty -four months from day Of SALE and bear
interest from day OF SALE tor which purchaser will
give his pronissory notes. No decd will he given until
all purchase noney and interest b. paid S2uU deposit
will be required soon properly i'd off.
after day OF sale otherwise the property Will lie
III Ihe RISK and cost OF detaultly purchaser Ali
veyancihg at purchasers cost AL taxes aud
ments Will 6y Iaiu to LAY OF sale
WILLIAM j. MlLLER,
iSO LOUISIANA avenue u. w., [ r
JOSEF J: DARLlNoTUN. Afuees'
40 9th street NV,
T. E WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. f27-d&ds
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Ts,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS AT MI AUCTION ROOMS SAT-
U:.DAY, MARCH EIGHTH, 1890, COMMENC-
ING Al TEN O'CLOCK,
Embracing in part
One Superior Upright I. sno, sod rs new
Five i rencE plate Gntel ana Pier Mirrors.
EleVgrapiIs and Eng:avings
One superior Book Case: Lounges; Chairs.
Dining LoouI and Office L urniture.
brussels AID lEgrll.i Carpets.
Chamber / urniture Of every description,
CooAlns aud heating stoves, Kitchen Furniture &c
AT TWELt l. O'CLOCK,
One superb Double Set Gold Mounted Harness, III
Ierfect order, made by Simmons oI London and cost
$500.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses, Iandaus, iaadauiets, Bro ughams Phaetons
Burgess. Wagons, &c, &c.
m6-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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MOnahan Releasad

Jack Monahan, the New York pugilist
charged with having figured as a principal in
ths recent keenan-Monahan fight in the yiciu-
iy OF Annapolis, was given q hearing In BaIti-
more yesterday. just previous to the affair
AonAhan was arrested and placed under $500
bonds not TO fight in Maryland The charge
against him was that he had violated this bond
sam Miller and Jimmy" Keenan, both testi-
ned there was no fight, but simply an exhibi-
ton with gloves. The justice dismissed the
case and Keenan, and Monahan walked cut arm
IN arm
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II
IMPORTANT SALE
ELEGANT THREE-sToRY DOUBLE
BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH FINE sTABLINa.
No. 1876 n STREET NORTHWEST.

on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH
TWELFTH, 1890, Ar THREE O'CLOCK, in front VI
the premises, shall sell sub Lot ~ and II feet
0incEes 81 Lot % IN square 50. 90 ieet front by an
average depth of t34 teet inches to 20-foot paved
alley and tains u, Sy3 square feet The improve
nents consist OF ihree-stury Double brlek Resi-
dence, 20 rooms, not including basement
which has . rosn,s The House has every lnoaern
tofy. elegant and costly chandelers arrsnged for
carriage entrance from street. built the per-
feet manner. Its location cannot be and
considered OF the most thoroughly pri-
waite resdenses IN this city. The stsbling comno-
dious and perfect and fronts 2v-toot alley, The
residence will be open ~ inspection three days prior
and NJ tothe hour OF SALE from i IN. TO p m.
Terms: $4,000 CASH. the residue in dve years OF
longer II desired. bearing interest at per cent per
annuin. payable and by q deed
of trust ON the pr.periy sold All conyeyancing and
recording at purchaser cost; 700 deposit win be
fZ1.1lt Auctioueer
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO., Aucnoneers
JUSTICES, SALE OF -FOUR Two-sToRy AMI
BAhEMEET BRICK DWELLINGS,, Nos TO3

I4.USTEES' SALE OF -FOUR TwO-STORy ANn
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos ToS
s05, IV9 III SIKH STREET NOhrHEASf
By virtue Of four certain deeds of trust duly re-
corued respteuyely IN Liter 1875. folio 100 Liber
tolio Isl etseq OF the land records Of the H.
cured thereby will offer at public auction
in front OF the respective premises on TUFSDtY
ELEVEN DAY OF MARCH, A u. Is: o. ar EVE
O'CLOCK RM, all those certain pieces @: parcels Of
land ana premises known and dis guish,d rs and
being Lots numbered Ole Hundred suu Iweury-four
l24l One Hundred and Twent: five Il 25) one Iun.
dred and wenty -sev ven (l21l and Uue uudred and
twenty eight tlS) Of the National Capital Jpyest-
ment compa Us subdivision OF Lots in square nunber.
ed Elkht Hundred aud Fiftyninr lS5ej, as the same
ID duly recorded III BOOK 10, page -, one of the land
records III the surveyors oIce the District OF Co
lulIbia. together with ali the easements heredits
hents ana appurtenances The belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
Terms: Que half cash. balance in six and twelvs
nontns secured by deed of trust the premises sId
Tor which the notes VI the purchaser bearing
from the day OF sale at the per cent uer an
mum, VIII be taken, ali cash. the option of the
purchaser. terms Of sale not COMPLIED with in
tell uals from day OF sale the rlht
20 resell the property at the ana cost of tn de-
tauiting purchaser after tive days pubic adyertse-
Eent OF such resale IN newspaper published in
Mashiyton. Dc. Adeposit OF S1OO will be Ieouired
on each lot at time of sale AL couveyancing aud re
corning at purchasers cost
pkEshVN = smith, ! r,u.....
.,, a.. WALrLk l. WRIGHT. tr~eees.
i@t-aSos $40 ut. NV
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lSS5-S6-S7-Ss-s0
TOTAL 4l,Ass As.sIo s4,oss sa.soI ss,sas

TOTAL 41,49s 45,sI0 54,O3s 54,s01 s3,523
But it il not alone in numbers that the great
increase Of advertising ID shown The larger
space required for advertisements during the
year 1889 as compared with that occupied in
1883 is even more striking.
The average daily space filed BY advertise
ments in 1855 was rs. 10 columns, or 777s columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 29.75 columns, or 922s columns in
the aggregate, being Q total gain over the pre-
vious year Of 4 444 columns And this, il must
be remembered, consisted exclusively of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way oftk sales poll lisss election returns,
ETC., such as occasionally swell the business Of
political organs, being included in it, patron
age.
In conclusion, II ID only necessary 10 say THAI
in proportion 70 the extent and high characsss
Of its circulation, TEE STARs advertising rates
take rank with the very lowest in the country.
and to add, finally, that every statement hersis
made can be abundantiy verified THE CIR
CULATION OF THE PAPER is SWORN 10,
IT'S PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS ARE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
NAY BE INSPECTED By ANY ONE HAVING
An INTEREST IN THEIR EXAMINATION
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II ATCLlFFE, DARR CO. Auctoneers.
~ Art Galleries and sales 10 ms,
go Pennsylvania ave. NV.

IMPORTERS SALE
BY
CATALOGUE OF AN
EXQUISITE COLLECTION OF
ORIENTAL
RUGS,
CARPETS AND
HANGINGS
HADJI GAFFE YCSSIEN
OF TEHERAN. PERSIA.
This collection. which is one of the choicest and
Probably the most CAREFULLY selected of its and
offered Tor xhOition and sale this city, embraces
many rare aud variable specimens. both antique and
modern, from all the principal east
The WHOLE COLLkC ION To BE SOLD
Al PUBLIC AUCTION
NEW AND ELABORA1E ART GALLERIES,
$40 PI-NhSILVANIA AVE. NV,
FOR THR DAYS ONLl,
1hURSDAl, 1l1DAl AND SATURDAY,
MARCh SIXTH, SEVENTH And EIGHTH,
MOENlNGo AT ELEVEN U. LOCK;
FIEkNOONS AT THREE O'CLOCK
On
FREE Exhibition
WEDNESDAY,. MAkCil fifth,
AFTER NINE A. N. AND UNTIL SEI ENPM
RAJ CLIFFE, DAkR Co.,
ml-Ot Auctloneers
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PROPOSALS

PNNo0PpsALs foR BITuM1NOus COAL FOR THE
= NohfO MD WARRINGTON NAVY YARDS
fep 'Sry rs. ls9o-Sealed proposals. indorred PRO
osas ior Coal tor the Norfolk and ashia gton Navy
Ia 1 70 De opened April l. $40. will be received
the Drsap OF Provisions and Clothing Navy Depart
NOON. APRIL FIRST. $40 aud puhiiciy openei i'm
medisely therea;ter TO furnish loo coal
Eorioik Navy lard and GU coal az the ash
1neton Navy fird The coal must conform the navy
stannsro ana pass the usual nzvai inspectinn Blank
Teloss.s viii De furnished upon application 70 the
Cormsndants OF the Navy Yards. Washington, ID C
BY lot The department reserves The right 10 reserf
ANY or all bids not deemed advantageous L. The gov
Navy. mS~i.wAx
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m1-d&ds WAITER b. WILLIAMS 4 co Au Srs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN WHITNEY CLOSE
BY virtue OF that certain deed of duly recorded
IN Liter No. l2o tolio 10 Of the land records Tor
ne Disttlct OF Columbia AID at the request the
owner oil the notes secured thereby we WI sell at
nuD;ic alicion, IN front OF the PREMISES on MONDAY
The TENTH DAY OF MARCH. 1880 ut FIVl, O'CLOCK
r Nj, to the highest bidder the following described
real estate situated in the county OF Washington
trlct OF COLUMBIA, 10 wit: Lots mum thirteen n 81
fourteen Il and fifteen (l5J book humber six al
~ T. Ii. Warders subdI vision tract Of Iaud called
whitney Close, as tie saiL subdivision is duly re-
corGeG III the office Of the of the
Columbia, i'll the Iib,r of Country Pats, No SIX 6)
foos W aud to, su Ject to prior deed trust Sc
curing two notes, Us follows:
uue Tor 500, with interest at per cent Ter snuum
from August IL, 1855, and
e Tor 5000, with interest at per cent per annum
from august Is 1889.
Terms OF sale: Sufficient cash to take up notes Sc
cured under second deed Of trus, winch amount to
about $3.50, and 10 all costs Of sale and balance
payable six months from day of sale with interest at
the rte OF y per cent annuln, secured by deed
trust on the property sold. all cash, option OF
purcha5er deposit Of 300 will be required time
OF sale ul convey nces at purchasers cost
s;e to he competed within days from the day of
sale Or the property will be resold cost
OF defauillng purchase.
SAMUEL C. HILL, ,,.
f2S- eodScds NAISON J. NEWION} trustees.
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Avge .2s,is3 a3,6s2 a5,as4 y, osa 10000
Increase ....... 1,3J9 1,sO3 I,5ss aUOs

nv ee'~~sA~S <osOs< x0s4S4 x1,OS2 10000
Increase ....... l,55s I,sO3 I,5ss aOOs
Or this remarkable average aggregate Of
SO,OsO copies circulated daily, no more. than
l,l02 copies are sent out of the city by mail
and LOG go TO suburban places, by express,
railway trains, etc., leaving as a net circulation
In the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of s2ss PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of % 1852 copiesl OF this mum Der,
2l,142 were delivered daily by regular
Carriers at the homes of permanent sub
scribers.
Inc remaining 6, $40 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, and
by newsboys. But Of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly 10 per
manent residents of the city living in lodgiags,
DC. mot householders), 30 that its whole circula
ton may be literally said TO be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation there
lore gives The STAR a dishnctiue and e,.uiObk
position in modern journalism, the fullness Of
Its home circulation, the extent to which
1t is relied upon by members of the
household, and particularly by the pur.
chasing portion Of the community, are
the marked characteristics Of the paper,
to which no other daily journal now
published can furnish a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
1t is well established fact, demonstrated TO
the full satisfaction of the sagacious and enter
prising business men of Washington, who seek
and know where to find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING This is proven by the
growth of The Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than q constantly increasing demand
for is-day by day, week by week, month by
month, and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims and pretentious competition. Ths
figures following tell the story on this point:
SUNsss OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rRNTED &;
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{ ,hANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP OWED
~ BuSlNESS RIAL ESTATE On The WIS /
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
COkCOkAS AND Il STREETS NORTHWEST,
NOS. 1928, $50, 1882.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed in cause No. Hasa
equity. wherein Miiilam e Clabaugh ct al. are com,
pialhants aud Lille ": Z. Clabaugh ct al defend.
ants Will otter for sale at public auction from:
MARCH. AID. 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ tie
following parcels of real estate and the i'm
provements tLereunto belonging. in the city Wash
ington. District OF Columbia to wit: Lois numbered
ninety eight l9SJ and ninety nine (9S in George w
Riggs and George II. Plants subdivision OF square
TWO hundred aud eight 2USl according the plat of
said suodlvlson Of record in the Office Of the survey
OF the city OF Washington, improved by tire story
ana Basement orick dwelling and two-story or,ck
building known us Clabaugh hail. under which hall
there are two large and commodious store rooms
Terms OF sale: Onethlrd of the purchase money in
cash and balance at and years with interest
from the day OF SALE the deferred lay ineuts to be
REPRESENTED by notes of the purchaser and secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold $500 ash will
s. ne IS BID on II The purchaser shall fail comply
with tue terms OF sale with ten q % days tn
DAY OF sale the PROPERTY Will be resod at his risk aud
cost. All conveyancing ana recording purchasers
cost. EDWIN IL. Hay Trus:e,
l4S5 New York ave
m1-d&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS co Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-07

THE ABOVE COLLECTION WILL BE ON FREE
EXHIBITION AT MY ART ROOMS. ELEVENTH
STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MARCH 10 AND IL.
AND SALE WILL TAKE PLACE
WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY. MARCH IL AND l3,
AT IL AN. AND pm. EACH DAY,
THOMAS BOWLING,
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