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Written for TIE EVENING STAR.
The Chemistry Of Character.


John, and Peter, and Robert and Paul,
God in His wisdom created them all.
John was a statesman, and Peter a slave
Robert preacher, and Paul-was q knavs.
Evil or good as the cases might be,
White man, or colored, or bondman, or free.
John, and Peter, and Robert, and Paul.
God in His wisdom created them all
Out Of earth's elements mingled with flame,
Out Of life's compounds of glory and shame,
Fashioned and shaped by no will OF their own,
And helplessly into life's history thrown;
Born to conditions they could not foresee,
Born by the law that compels men to be,
John, and Peter, and Robert, and Paul
God In His wisdom created them all
John was the head and the heart Of his state,
Was trusted and honored, noble and great
Peter was made meath nfe's burdens to groan,
And never once dreamt that his soul was his own.
Robert great honor and glory received
For zeal In preaching what no one believed;
Paul Of the pleasures Of sin took his I'LL,
Giving his life 10 the service of i'll
1t CHANGED that these men In passing away
From earth and Its conflicts died The same day.
John-mourned through the length and breadth
OF the land;
Lashed Peter fell meath q merciless hand:
Robert with praise of the Lord on his tongue:
Paul on conviction " murder was hung.
John, and Peter, and Robert and Paul
LIES purpose was thus fulfilled In them AL
OF John the statesman-"How noble and brave,"
Men said; Of Peter, "Ah. only slave;"
OF Robert" Ills well with his soul. It's we'll"
While Paul they consigned to torments Of hell
Born by one law through all nature the same
What made them differ? and who was 10 biamss
John, and Peter, and Robert and Paul
God in His wisdom created them all
Out In that beauteous region Of light
Where the black man soul is pure a. the white
Out where the spirit through sorrow made wise,
No more resorts to deception and lies.
Out where the nesh can no longer control
Freedom and faith Of the God given soul,
Who shall determine what change may bsfAu
John, and Peter, and Robert, and Paul.
John may in virtue and wisdom increase,
Peter rejoice in an infinite peace,
Robert may learn that the truths Of the Lord
Are more in spirit and less in the word;
And Paul may be blest with holer birth
Than the passions Of M q gave him on earth;
John. and Peter, and Robert and Paul.
God sure in His wisdom cares for them AL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE nAYM
nUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuonesrs.

II veE&SANSON baOc.s Auctlooc~ros
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND pSrM.
PROVED RIAL ksTA1k BEING THEE.
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS NOS. 106 AND 10S
EIfIH STREkT NoRTHwEST; LAkGk BRICK
STABLE IN ALLY; THREE.SrokY BRICK
UNWILLING No. 245 NORTH CAPITOL sTkEET,
NEAR Us CAPITOL. AND LAR6k LOT on
ELkrhNIH BETWEEN n AND STREETS
We viii sell on THURSDAY. OCTOBER NINTH,
AID. 1890 st HALF-PAST fUUR O'CLOCK p n, IN
mont OF the premises two three story and 6Ase
ment brick DWELLINGS. NOS. fo5 and 1Q1 fifth
slREEI NV, BETWEEN q and II sTREETs,
THE PENSION OfflCE BUILDING. each eootairiig
ten rooms, all modern improvements. HOUSES
Gently completed and open for inspection
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will oder
Large Stable Lot in Of above houses . feet By
10 feet; alley on both south and east sides
On FRIDAY. OCTOBER TENTH. AT HALF-PAsr
iouk O'CLOCK, we will sell in front OF the premises
twelve rooms. No. 245 NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
built and under lease
ON FRIDAY. OCT ODER TENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
We VII sell IN mt Of the prsm.ss. =! q okISINAL
bETM!EEN AND sTREETs s9UTHLAsI,
by IL! FEET inches deep with and alleys.
Splendid opportunity for building ANAL houses
DUNcANsoN BROS.
ol-dSds Auctioneers.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS a CO.. Auc,iOn..r.


OF
HIGH COST AND FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE,
No 1<2s MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH.
WEST
ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER SEVENTH CoNMrso-
INC Al TEN O'CLOCK AN, we shall sell a, resi-
dence No. l42s Massachusetts, avenue northwest .
CHOICE Collection Of household Furniture Carpeta
&c.
ONE OVER STUFF pARLoR SUITE uPHoI,
STIRRED WITH WILTON RUGS. EASY CHAIRS
UPHOLSTERED IN BROcKATELLE, CHERRY
CENTER TABLES. HAND-PAINTED SCREENS
CHERRY EAsELs, OIL PAINTING BY DURAND
PokIlEREs, BRONZE STANDING LAMP.
HANDSOME CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE
PLATE GLASS; ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER
SUITES. LADIEsw WRITING DESK. HANDSOME
ANTIQUE OAK HALL RACK. EXTRA SIZE
PLAIE GLASS CHIFFoNIER. WICKER
CoOCHEs AND CHAIRS, ELEGANT ANTIQUE
OAK BUFFET, PEDESTAL EXTENSION
TABLE AND CHAIRS 10 MATCH WALNUT
BOOK CASES AND LIBRARY TABLE, OAK RI
fRlGERAToR. MANTEL CLOCK. FUR RUGS
BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CAlIPErs,
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, BRUSSELS CARPkr
THROUGHOUT HOUSE.
We call the attention of the public 20 TIN, Gala n.
one out of the usual hae of house sales The nr,el..
above enumerated comparatively new OF the latest
designs and mosi durable manufacture Parties con.
templstng housekeeping should not fail 10 attend the
sale.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO..
ol-ot Aucuoneeu
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Walters Would Suppress ssTips."

From the Pail Mall 6axetta
Ii "twopencs to the waiter" doomed? The
garoons have had 80 lordly revenue that in
some establishments they have actually to pay
for the places that have attached to them such
admirable perquisitea Now all this is over.
The garcons have formed league or union,
and the union is to have congress on the 18th
Of the month, and the first business set down
is to arrange for the suppression Of the "tip"
They prefer . regular salary, aud ask for Il,
and what they ask for they are determined 70
get The travelling public abroad certainly do
not object and the travelling public ct homo
would be only too glad il the rule were made
general
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Cruelty to Animals.
From the Terre Hauts Express.
Judge-"What 10 the charge against this
man?"
Oficer-''Cruelty to animals, your honor.
He was blowing smoke in horses face"
Judge-'T shall discharge him. The court
cannot have ito time taken up with any such
trivial affair.""
Oficer-"But your honor, II was cigarette
smoke"
JudRe-"Ninety DAYS"
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cheap little analrs with
a carpet seat to be
found at toy stores. 1t
is of a good shape, how
ever, and strong, 30 it
was bought with a view
to its offering such good
grounds for embellish-
ment. The yellow shell
lacked wood was painted
DRY hit e-the
straight lines being very
easy to pantheon q
little cushion filed with
cotton batting wa 8
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hall, from whose vision the musician was partly
concealed, there was the very attractive ar.
rangement visible of which / speak. The back
was draped in dull red or soft terra Gotta
velour. put on in wide plaits, held down with
brass-headed nails of dull finish. At Q COM
Portable height from the floor wide seat WAS
made against the piano back with roundt
corners and tufted cushion, and valance of the
same red velour. On this were several pillows
Of different shades of the same red, some in
silk and one beauty in japanese embroidered
crepe-s most artistic thing. As this divan
vas placed opposite the fireplace. with the
piano making q comfortable back for the
loungers, 1t was popular place with all the
household. while the piano top made q specially
good place to show of bric-a-brac, and the
whole was a decidedly picturesque feature Of
the beautiful hall where it stood.
In contrast to this simple, useful and really
handsome arrangement is the very compli-
Gated, and to me fussy, plan by which a Lon
don firm is said to be making q fortune in
piano effects. The position in the room 10
about the same as / have described, that 10
with the back in the most prominent place.
The top is draped with a lambrequin arrange
ment which falls nearly to the floor in the
rear, where tiled box is filled with ferns and
other upgrowing plants. At the side-attached
as 1t were-is a cabinet OF French gilt. or some
times of Mexican onyx or polished wood, filed
with ornaments and surmounted with a lamp
OF any handsome design covered with para
solette" shade of some soft tone. This arrange
ment seems to be in great demand in England,
but doubt if it would succeed or please here.
THE LATEST IN LAMPS.
Speaking OF lamps, among the latest claim
ants for favor are the tall crystal lamps most
brilliant when lighted and the glass catches
the CLEAN Of the blaze above. They are in
column or pillar shape for the most part and
very handsome. Another lamp novelty has
the same pillar design, but is Of q material re-
sembling ivory closely-the same as the mir
ror frames / should say. There are several
patterns in these. though all are tall, and the
plainest are the prettiest.
MATING AND RUas.
More and more mating is used In the best
rooms in pretty houses. Even in the drawing
room mating is made the background for the
most costly rugs. and the effect is very pleas
ing, as the increase of this treatment shows.
The oriental rugs are FIRST choice, Of course,
for the floors, but Administer and Wilton car
pets are also woven in squares and all the less
expensive carpetings can be gotten in like
form. Besides mating dark solid filling il
often used to border these large rugs. A plain
Moquette in artistic color makes q beautiful
background for smaller Turkey rugs, butsvery
footstep leaves dusty mark, which mars the
good effect and makes it more unpopular with
housekeepers than some other arrangement
In our climate the bare floor with rugs IL 20
good plan as any and quite generally used
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Human Hair From Canton.

From the London Daily NewA
Eighty thousand pounds Of human hair,
valued at f31s, appear in the trade returns Of
Canton and ii could be wished that IL did not,
says our consul there, for - the majority comes
nom the heads Of beggars, criminals and dsad
persons, II Il not pleasant 70 think Of it, being
worn BY the ladies ut home, even although Il
before it ID made up into wigs. ehignons, water.
falls, 20.
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NEo. ". sTTCKNEY. Auctioneer, o36 r st.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING TWENTY
FEET ON STREET NORTHWEST. AND CON
TANNING SIX THOUSAND FEET OF GROUND.
Will offer for sale, in front of the premises FRI
DAY. THE TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER I $50. at
2lS.
Terms Of sale, One-thrd cash and the balance one
and two years with interest at the rate of per
per annum payable semi annually; $500 cash each
lot will be required at time of sale Terms to be
piled with in fifteen days. GEO. w. STICkNEY,
o3-dEds Auctioneer.
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w ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

w ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctloneers-
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, PAR.
LOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH HAIR
CLOTH KECLIN!NG CHAIRS, Gill FRAMED
fiEk MIRROR WALNUT HALL RACK AND
CHAIRS To MATCH. WALNUT BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS AND WAsHsrANDs. WALNUT
WARDkOBEs, MAHOGANY CENTER TABLES
EASY CHAlES, BEDDING, REFRIGERATION
HAIR AND HgSk MATTRESSES, 50 kINGs.
BRUSSELS HALL AND TAR CARPETS, HEAT
mo STOVES, BODY BRUSSELS AND Orh ER
CARPETS, ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER FURNI-
IUkE CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
UTELSILS &c.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell at residence No 5US
18th street northwest the above house
buyers.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
o4-4t Auctloueers.
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To KBEP rHs BEARD From TURNING GRAY ana
thus prevent the appearance Of age use Bucking.
AAmS Dye ior ne WhisksEs. Ne bSst DYE ms1A
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made and covered with a prettyshade
of gray blue plush and securely fastened
over the unlovely seat of carpeting. This
cushion was long enough back and front to roll
over the edge and be caught well under-show-
ing no finish on the plush. narrow head
cushion of the plush was hung from the back,
and two large bows OF satin ribbon to match
the plush were there and at each front corner
OF the seat The little plush it needed cost
very little, and the ribbon. Of course, did not
amount to q great deal and yet a most attract
i've little chair, from the good shape and
Law of time and money
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FUNNY QUAKER CITY THINGS.
A Few Quaintnesses That Star Writer
Discovered In Philadelphia.
Q Of TIE EVENING SrAR.

EVENING STAB.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8,
HERE are lots Of funny
things to be seen in Phil
edelphia when one has
not got a gun.
I was walking up the
smoking side Of the way
on Chestnut street this
morning - it is only
proper, You L n o ". to
smoke on the north side
Of that thoroughfare-
when a street car over
took me, going in the
same direction, eastward.
II had taken the street
car nearly a mile to catch
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AUCTION SALES.
fufU XXX DAIs.

HEADouARTERs OF THE METROPOLITAN
II Police District 81 Columbia wsshinston, oc-
DAY. ocIoBEk sEyf NiIENra 1890 q tSs ..is..
room OF hatclide parr 20, pro R.nnsyivans
avenue NV. Will cell % the highest bidder al puo-
lie auction lot Of Lost. stolen aud Aosndonsd porN
erty, consisting of Clothing Umbrellas, h.svolyers
b., recovered By the metropolitan pOiice from tine
% time, This in conformity with section al of tie
Revised Statutes relating % the District of CoIu ols
snd with the approval q the cOmmlssioners OF the
District Of Columbia, September 80. 1890. Rich.
h ha,i shLvEsrER, cerk. also propsrv clsrk, Net
(,oMMENCINe TOMORROW. ocToBER TIRs +
sAEoT DRY GOODS, CIokKs silks hSp
nESss rS sSb bIN Err, p bRs So9p sS LnpI.s
IAASLk LlNkNs, TowELs, sHEETlNGs, v RITf
SfhkADS BIANkETsCOMfOR1S PAhAsOIh
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. CORsEIs FiNE cas-,
SiMEkks AND BRoADCLoTHs FLANNELs
x SALE IL DAILY Ar "a SEVENTH STREET NORTH
OF tsr UNTIL TIE ENTIRk STOCK Is DIsPosID
oLhApIEs SPECIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. 40
o oSps WILL BIZ SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
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ol-dSds
THoMAs DOWNING. Aucuon,
RIAL ESTATE on fHE last SIDE 81 f

'v'hOMhS DONLlNu, AucEoneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
sIsaEEE SnHI sTkkET BETWEEN AND
the land records Of the pistrie, Of couSSis in Liter
the On the
,S not shall sell :. public ,pstieT ~ iron,
Of GcToBfk 1890. al fiSE III uuL6dg Sh IN n Al
that esrain ISrsel Of ground lying and being in The
no in Densons recorded Subdivision 0; certain lots
S0 Sf seaP soSse &C.
Terms Of sale: one-thrd cash, residue in two equal
cent interest payable half yearly secured BY deed Of
on ms 81 S
ancing. &C. at purchasers Terms TO be complied
use ana sell a and
.soros S SESESE 4. sS Ti5kbk Trustees.
soTTHEAsT SECTION OF II THE CRY. ~ inh
Si
II tS p T 0eG on ioT s1s :, ype fSsS1 n rgI
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880. at HAfF.PAsT FIVE
situate in the city Washington and District Of Co.
lumba to wit: Ali Of original lots numbered one ID
red and ninety one ssi and .i:o psrsof or,s 1
lot numbered fourteen q a in said square numbered
said part at the southeast corner of said lot mum
the line Of Tweii6 street east twenty CD fee
thence west seventy sax C6, feet. thence south
to the place of beginning. Said lot three improved
by two frame dwellings,.
Terms: one-third Of the purchase money in cash
and the balance in two equal instalments at and
two years from the day OF sale with interest the
rate Of per cent per snnum. payable semi
which deferred payments are TO be secured by the
promssory notes OF the purchaser hasers and
deed or deeds Of trust the real estate sold The
whole purchase money Be paid in cash at the OPP
piece of real estate the same 10 bid OF IL
the purchaser purchasers shall fail comply with
the terms of sale within days after the day
the property sold to him, her them will be resod at
his. her their risk and cost All conyeyancng aud
recording at purchasers cost
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YRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
= N5aTHW WsIAl r wNOMBEK 4t5 STREET
Under decree Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Soiumola, passed in equity cause No IL, 646 (Cham
bin Va Matson,, will sell at public auction. on
IHURSDAi, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBEH.
1859, at HALF. FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in front
OF the said premises part Of Lot numbered
square numbered i've hundred and thirteen (513,
ucularly described in said suit. and having Of
twenty 60, fee. on said street north and running
one-half tS,a) inches and being improved by a two
story, ak room Brick Dwelling House. No. 445 n st
nv
Terms Of sale: One third cash and one-thrd in one
year and onethird in two years. with interest
day OF sale or all cash If desired deposit of 100
will be required day Of SALE Terms to be complied
with IN fifteen days and all conveyancing to be
cost Of the purchaser.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
500 9th ST. II. W.
&ATCIIEEE. OARR Il Co. Aucts oA-RONda
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In the Cafe.
From Puck.

Hoffman Howes-"Why don't you hang up
your hat?"
Howell Gibbon-'Ths beastly peg II too
large. It won't 20 on"
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ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Happy Thoughts For Industrious
House Beauti6ers.
ORNAMENTS AND DESIGNS.

Decorating Walls and Ceilings-Mir.
roTs, Screens and Rocking Chairs
BeautiTying the Piano-Ideas for style
and Comfort.
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A Financial Paradox.
From Munsey's Weekly.

sheu"why do you wish that yoa we're poor,
He...Why. see how much money could
save II was too poor to keep Q yacht"
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HOUSES each TWO STORIES FRAME AND
FIRST STORY BRICK ON FIFTH STREET
BETWEEN g sThEET AND VIRGINIA AVE-

NUE. SOUTHEAST AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust given to and duly re-
land records Of the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby will offer for
DA fnHTn s. BAY .9e Sreaees IN MON
D. 1890. At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ, the
following described land and premises situate the
ignated being part of original lot numbered four
teen ~ In square numbered eight hundred and TWEEN.
for shs q the
line Of Fifth street east twenty-five 5, feet and four
ca inches. thence west one hundred and i've tl05)
feet ana four as inches thence east one hundred and
Ave 05, feet one % inch TO the place Of beginning
Fifth street east together with the Improvements.
to the same belonging or In anywise appertaining.
Terms Of sale: Onet third Of the purchase money to
BE- paid in cash. tho residue N two equal instaments
chaser bearing from the day of sale at the rate
Of per centum per annpIn secured by deed Of trust
on option the terms Of sale are not
piled with in ten days from the day Of sale the
the sh 70 resell the property .. the T.l and
ishsd in y ssh,ngion. q Ali cOnveyancing record
each house required 81 time Of sale " 'A'' VI"
s AsaEa 5sfG SssslLIERl Trustee.
MoRTcA sEE s ANS F re i PRoRE6T7
Mo BER HiaHTS.AT fWo C CccDSHsP P.M.. oo-
The subscriber viii sell at Forest Glen Metropolitan
PTenSsh Ram %W6 ND d 4h1S kRalrSsd on
Two-story Frame Dwelling House Of eight rooms.
pantry, closets. &c. stable and outbuildings ali in
ss Ss acne :d ss on u
Tsr%s essS of which win b. required when
gsoDs. sold balance on fne q sale BY
o3-dD Attorney for MortgaGoa
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer

VALUBLE UN1MPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
CORNER OF LINGAN OR THIRTY sixth
AND PROSPECT STREETS. GEORGETO IN,
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER SECOND. 1890, at
FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises, will sell
Seorsetown fronting 100 feet on the south side Of
36th street. This property will be divided into
building lots each fronting 20 feet by depth Of l20
feet.
Terms: One cash. balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deeds of
trust ell cash. at option Of purchaser $50 deposit
required on each lot at the time Of SALE All convey
ancing and recording at purchasers cost
s26-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
svTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence Of the rain until MONDAY, OCTOBER
Sixth. 1890, same hour and place.
s3-d&ds THOMAS Do NLING, Auctioneer.
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Cruelty to Animals.

The SALE Of lots will close the 25th Of o.
tober. Wesley Reights.
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In large. square hall, cot we'll out with the
back TO the room, and the performer in . cor.
ner behind, a. II were A. however. Q with
drawn portiere at doorway near made vista
position for Q pretty player could hardly Be
imagined than this, where profile view lust
allied the opening an one looked on from the
drawing room beyond. To these In the
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MORTGAGEEy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
NAA niGtaTH AZ irWC NE! SI ESpA1' w.
WI IowENTl1AI. Auction.eE.

w 935 7th II. nv.
STOCK OF HOUSE yuRNIsHIsa GOODS, CROCK.
EkY GLASS AND TIN WARE, 80. Ac.
SA+Tx AT Sin sEntETA sTREET NyRIASWnE7snT
O3o1v Anceo0ooG
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TaoMAs BOWLING. Aucton..r.

ssRo aSn eS IslEyENTH shit sfiNiIs
s ENNIS Sos sIe a;vsslr AND sss sEvhsfa
AD; 500. At HALL FAsT ROTH no oc I 4 iP9MshS
,os, Of ne premises shall for sale a, pu6lIc
IN the subdivision Of lots square four hundred md
tSe snrTeso4 "a Ss rssoTdsd N eSSk 10 las AZ o.
see Sf .th street by loo feet deep improved by ssors
Terms OF sale: one-t third cash balspc. IN ON. ana
a9 years m fourteen notes. IN one wear
Interest b. deed Of sras itS ON ss q sale With
AL cash. at option of the purchaser All conysy.neins
terms of sale not ccInplied WITH in ten s.x. We
trastsss reserve the rsht 10 resell the properly after
purchaser 1000 10 be paid when the property Is .oId
JANIS n. SHRENi,
NM. REDIN WOODWARD
Trustees Of the estate Of James n. shrrvs deceased
RArcLIfFE. DAKR 60. AucpOneers.
ADMINIsTRATRIx SALE OF prsrRABIx
S SLE N MAP Pko! hyEkNpE AND HARDWOOD cir
~ ,.,,,-r, AT ACTION.
at FIVE O'CLOCK. Will offer Tor sale Al puii,c .nn
ton In front Of the premises
BLoCKl2. LIZ DKorT PARK.
Improved by q WE'LL built two-story Fr.r. tzou..
being situated In one OF ts h Win Stable on rear.
Terms. One-third cash. balance in one ana I've
sry sold or ali cash. at ss o SSd o q S n, on prop
deposit OF 500 st time OF sale. II the terms u
sae right reserved TO resell tbs property a, The st
sna cost OF the defaultng purchaser after ave dsys
lshed IN W.. hnston, c. All conveysncins and re
eordins at the cost Of the Sureh.ssr
ASmini,trstri1 of the estate OF Z b Bsrnum' de-
ceased
,, RADCLIFFE. DARR co,
ot-u~s - Auctioneerx
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BICYCLES.

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&ATCL1FFE. DARR & CO., Aucts. o4-eoSd
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
FOUR sIx.RooM BRICK HOUSES BY AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY.. OCTOBER ELEVENTH, Ar
FIVE PM
These houses are three stories each, have all the
modern improvements, and their sale offers excel
lent opportunity for Investment hey are numbe red
l027. 1929. 1881 aud O33 9th st. n e.
Terms at sale. 400 each house at sale. o4-dts
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