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THoNAs BOWLING. Aucu0nesr.
EIGHT HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN UNI.
vERsITy PARK AT AUCTION

On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH. at FOUR
O'CLOCK, on the premises, shall sell lots 3 g. A,
d. z, 10 and IL, IN block ~, IN University Park
fronting on yelling and Euclid place, Lots o and
corner lots, 70x1 AZ: the others o0xl42 hi.
property Is considered tho most valuable IN tina,
section and should command the attention Of invest
Terms: One-third cash: balance one two and three
years With notes besr NJ interest and secured by
and recording at purchasers cost. $500 deposit will
be required each lot at the time Of sale II tie
terms of sale not complied with ten days from
the day Of sale the property viii he resod the rsk
and cost Of tho dsfaultiug purchaser.
Title perfect
o2e-dts THOAAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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p.oyment addressing en-
velDpes anil doing other
hight clarlcJ! work .
wh..e fourteen men lid
the more !abOrIyUs Du-i-
hes Of boxing an q
banding. aIdetauiaLet-
ted by the great corps
o. volunteers. The SIX
millions OF documents
they handled DO not
represent tie total out
put OF the committee.
There were branches OF
the committee IN New
York an Philadelphia.
anu from all three ~ the
buildings there was sent
an aggregate of sixteen
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CAMPAIGN MANAGERS.
How Political Wires Are Operated
From This City.
MONEY AND PRINTERS INK.
The Two Congregational Campaign
Committees and Their Headquarters
EEerc-Izow the Work Done and the
Men Who Direct nc.

~ o FAR as the authorities in this city
~ are concerned the political campaign
ks Iof 1880 is over. There will be no more
3 F,hipping OF documents. no more collec-
'7-r-s ton Of funds until the great presiden-
tial struggle Of 1892 makes Its appearance. The
election when is due on Tuesday has called out
more physical and financial effort than any OF
it, predecessors for some time past, but things
are very calm here at present and will undoubt-
ely continue so. with tn" exception OF a spasm
or two on Tuesday ald Wednesday.
Naturally the busiest hive of political en-
deavor during this sImost-ended campaign has
been the building known 70 the letter carrier
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( AANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNTMPRoyED
THIRTY-SECOND STkEET GEOKGETOWN.
oSl-lt
AucttoneerS,

4 oALE Or UNIMpROvED
~ REAL ESTATE SITUATE ON Q STREET NEAR
IHiBIi-SECoND STREET, GEORGETOWN,
IL pursuance OF decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia rendered in Equty Cause No
l2COV. wherein Ida J. Fenton and others are com
tI4nauts anu Addie Z. NJ. Palmer and others de-
iendaEts the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction on WEpNESDAY the TWELFTH DAY OF
NOEEMbER, AID. 1890. at HALF-PAST HOUR
OtLCCh ~, III front Of the premises all that part
OF lot numbered one nun ired aud two SJJ in
beAtty H.wk!ns ADDITION to Georgs in the Dis
trict Of Co umbia which Is included IN the following
mees and bounds that Is to say, beSinuiug for the
same At point on the south line Of FC
street, distant and ten inc
erly from the point where the west boundary line Of
street shd run thence east with said line OF Fourth
street fortytwo feet for front and extending back
oi the width Of said front, hundred and
MY fsst u the rear line OF said lot.
Terms OF sale. Is prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money in cash the sale,
which deroslt OF $3.50 Will be required when the
property bid on and the residue equal
IN one ana Two esPectyey from; date Of sale for
which the Will be required to give his prom
issory notes. bearing interest At the rate of per
centom Per annu. or the purchaser, at his option,
not complied With in teep days. right IL reserved
TO RISK and cost of defsuling after
three days notice in The EVENING STAR Newspaper.
All coaVeysnsms. acknowledging. recording. &C.. At
The above property will be sold in whole in sub
divided lots, a. the trustee announce at the time
OF sale Henry = MATTHEWS, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr. o5i-dii:
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DTOIZes,
Satsumn, KaKa, fInsry and TYSON porce
WEEkS l. Co, Auction.srs.

ADMINIsTRtTRIL'S BALE OF VALUABLE I'M
ih0EkD ElAl rSTAIE ON NEW YORK AVE
MI BETNEEN FOURTH AND EIETH
STREET NOkl HWLST
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FOURTH 1890 AT
tOJH Z VI. in front Of the lremsss GSlug No al :
New lJr. avenue. betss 4th and 9TH streets
northwest We VIII sell the following des riO.d Iu
able property: All that certain Iirc. or I.rcsi ~
ground situate lying and being IN til. city Of Nash
IHO, District OF Columbia. and known aud tIe.ribsd
as f0IOw-: he west hall the WEI, All d ylaInr ~
the west half OF Lot numbered SIX (6l III souar. : i
I!e said west half OF said west sub oi said west
nail 81 lot slN Co. fronting sixteen feet one
h1t IAches on New York avenue northwest al rUBuiu.
Dack IN n0rtherly direction the same width 10 a
thirty-iOUt alley.
ms iOt is improved On tho New York avenue front
water anu gss. and improved the alley front by
two-stOry BRICK dwelling with water
his vii! good Investment and splendid cb.nce
70 purchase a desirable property in q fne localIy
he interest," parties DESTROYS selling TO close
the estate. w No'o
Terms az sale.
nl-2t ANNE DONALDSON, Administrative.
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as - Madison place, put
m ore pOpuia.iy de-
scrIbed as the head
quarters OF the repub-
IiCfn cOngrcssionalcum-
mlttee. There has been
more active work done
there than at demo-
cratic headquarters. be-
eau C there was II larger
available force fur
uished Sratuitousiv. A
great many euthu-iastic
republicans tolled day
and night in the adj
dressing and packing of
documents; If tn ere
were any enthusiastic
Ian,Ar-r. - pn~nrn
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TERUsTEES SALE OF THE VALUABLE REAL Es-
Il TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN AS No AGA
LOUISIANA AVENUE NOR1HWE EST, WASHING

VHNRUSTEES SALE OF The VALUABLE REAL ES-
Il TATE AND PREMISES KNOWN AS No AGA
LOUISIANA AVENUE NOR1HWEST, WASHING
1ON, D..
BY virtue OF tho certain deed Of trust recorded in
bsr 1883 ut folio A. ct seq the land records
for the District Of Columbia and the request OF the
holder of tho note secured thereby shah MON
DAY. THE TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1890.
at 80 O'CLOCK L NJ, offer for in front OF the
premises the certain land and premises situate in the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia and desix-
mated the ground plat plan thereof the west
thirty CID feet ten 0) inches front Oh Louis
lana avenue by the full depth of original lot num-
bered eighteen 49, III square numbered four hundred
aud ninety (49Ol more fully descrb as follows Be-
eighteen ~ said avenue and running thence east
eriy on said avenue thirty-ons (3ll feet ten tl0l
inches thence southeasterly ut right angles said
nue. one hundred and forty five u45) feet seven ~
inches to an alley thence westerly said alley to the
west line of said lot and thence norhwesterly one
hundred and forty I40 feet eight 80 inches to the
place of beginning with all the privileges and appur-
teuAnc thereto appertanIn9
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd Of the purchase money in
and two years date sale interest payable
semi annually, TO be secured by deed OF upon
tie property. all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit uf $500 will be required when the
property IL knocked down to purchaser In of de-
Iau the part OF the purchaser to comply with the
terms of sale within ten days the property will be
sold at the cost Of the defaung purchaser after
days notice by advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published In the city of Washington D. Q.
All cOnveya1ciug at the cost oi the purchaser.
HENRY E. DAVIS. 344 ID St NV
JNO. I. COX, l4lo Of. NV,
Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS Auctiopeers o3O-dts
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CLAKESoN. this state OF aralrs for
there u well-founded story to the effect that
Tho wife Of democratic Congressional candi-
date entered the premises In broad daylight,
interviewed some of the officials, secured q
good d. al Of valuable information and then de-
parted without her identity having been dis
covered until IT was too late TO recall certain
facts she had so cunninGlv captured.
NOT MUCH MONEY PAID OU-.
The amount Of money paid in salaries TO en-
plores NJ republican headquarters was not
large. Twenty-Five girls had temporary en-
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anu tSidDllbHeu ana 1OI
some time edited the
La Grange Democrat.
In the Forty fourth
Congress he came here
as assistant clerk of the
House, which position
he occupied until the
end of the Forty
seventh Congress. At
the beginning OF the
Forty eighth Congress
Major Towles was
made clerk OF the
House and remained
such during the Forty
eighth. Forty-ninth and
FIttieth Congresses. All
summer Major Towles
.lE
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A GREAT CRIME SUSPECTED.
fonkcrs, N. Y, the Scene of q Mys-
FERROUS Tragedy.

The man who registered at the Getty House
in Yonkers. MY, Thursday rs George Smith"
of New York and who committed suicide by
taking morphine has been identified BY P
II. summed, a broker Of No. 1875 Broadway, New
York. He said the dead man was James H.
Edgar. wealthy druggist Of Chiswick Lon
don. England.
A letter wss found in his room purporting to
be from Linn aud givin. his reason ter commit
ting suicide. but it 10 believed that this was
forged and that murder has bosn committed
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THIS EVENING,
WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer.

SALE OF DEALERS STOCK OF GENTLEMES's
UNDEkWE tk AND CLOTHING IN STORE Sl7
SEVENTH Rect NORTHWEST
Continued IA urday, November 1, and Monday, No
vember 5. commencing at and o'clock III the
evening. The attention OF dealers and the public ls
Gale 10 ths safe being clean seasunable stock of
goods aud sold without reserve,
o31-2t WM. LOWENTHAL, Auct
a, r CLAIR FECHNEE, AEC1 IONEER, Gil PA
- ave, under Metropolitan Hotel. CELLS THIS EVEN
ING ureit emcd PdNnbrokers Pledges, Gold and sill
yer Watches Guns, cutlery, Musical Instruments.
sl7-;}nl
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One Of the campaign
novelties introduced
this season at republic
can headquarters was
the open, 1res-for-all
manner in which bust
ness was conducted.
Every room eXcep. that
in which MIR. Clarkson
was could be entered at
any time. and the meth
DDS employed might
easily have been studied
by democrats. In at
least one instance ad-
vantage was taken of
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
fxEcUToR's SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
LlEAEb OLE EIEIH And u

LXECUTORs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AT CORNER OF FIFTH AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST, IN WASHINGTON CITY.
Twill sell ut public auction, IN front Of the premises
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK I. M, Fart Of Lot four CA.
il square S44. fronting Is feet inches street
and 10 feet 9Th street southeast, in Washington
city, and improved BY Q two-story and cellar brick
dwelling house.
Terms: One-third cash, balance IN SIX and twelve
months with interest: all cash. at option of pur-
At cost Of purchaser. Terms to be complied with in
tan days otherwise right reserved TO resell and
detautinR purchaser sitter days ADVERTISE
meut in some newspaper published in Washington,
DC.
o2SdAds JAMES H. MEAD Executor.
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Tho present acting
chairman OF the COM
mIttee, Hon. Lew
Mash. is the represent
alive for the nineteenth
PENNSYLVANIA district
and is one of the most
popular men III the
House. sir. Naish has
a gallant war record
and has served with dis
tinction in the Forty
fourth. Fortv-fifth. FIT
tieth aud FIfty-first
Congresses.
Major I. O. Towles.
the active secretary oil
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL E~TAlE, SITUATE IN The CITY OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WASH, NG1T10!Ns-' Oh VAL i' NE 'i4i o'
By virtue q de a Of trust, dated March u, 1890
tu,iy 3jo Ct seq one OF the nd cords OF the Dis
ne; Of con-bia, AZ The WRIT n rcGuest OF the ysrty
OF me Ire,4ses. on MQNDAl. OCTOBER TWENTY
bored s.%ty-ihree (G:1 and SIXTY tour 64I in D. L.
hoIrisoi!s ct ~ tuni'i,ion q oi, IN square mum
recorded in lib W." iollo 81 Of the records of
This ropsrty is improved by frame house in good
repair
Terms Of sale: The purchaser to assume two deeds
Of trust on the property. one dated september Il
Is 50, tor $3.50 payable three years aftr date with
ally; he other Tor $l59 daed Noyomber H. 1859
money in cash, the balauce II AID two years. ry-
secured by deed OF trust Oh The pTopcrty sold with
INT r 81 al ! er ccut yer anuum All conveyarcirs
faxes AID to June 3D. 1880. dop post Of 400 will
re required At The tinc Of sale Terms of sale 70 lie
VIII reseil Vi tie risk and cost Il the dciauting pur
chaser, utter public notice in his discretion.
LUGLNL A IIELDs Trustee.
THOMAS NJ FIELDS,
cestu' q'd 1ru" aud Attorney,
sT-THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTEoXED UNTIL
al iII6rMAs NJ. FIELDS, A. i--A' D trustee
Ces.,d q,ti rut0ud Attorney. o2s-dkds
TNTs1Lt,s SALE {, Of xhAhUApLE INFE%I -
lskS No. 1902 TWtNrY-sIXTH STREET
NORTHWEST. IN WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed the 10Th day Of Oc
tober 1880, IN EQuIty Cause. No. 1888 talexapder
smith ct ALL, tie undersigned trustee viii sell at
public auction in front of the premises SAL UR-
DAY. / HI flhSr DAY f NOVEMBE X, 1880 at the
hour OF HALF-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ all of lot
lettered h. in Mroe's recorded sIbd vision Of
square numbered four ca i'll the city OF Washington
d. G., sui eCt to deed Of trust securing 900 with
in crest, payable quarter nnuay at six 80
per anEuf recorded in LDer ii tOlIo 42S, OF the
land records ut SAID District and unpaid interest
tt reOn, the interest having been paid to october TO-
1890
said lot has front OF 20 feet inch Goth st be-
tween X and NV. by depth of 80 feet, and Is i'm
proved by a three story brick house.
Terms Of sale: One-haf cash. balances in two equal
in>talmens ia six ana twelve months from the day of
sale said deferred payments to bear interest the
day OF sac at per cent per annm and to be secured
by the notes of the purchaser and deed OF trust
the property sold all cash, TT the purchasers
ton deposit of 600 required Oh day of sale
II term. not COMPLIED v. til IL ten days from day of
sac the trustee the right to sell at risk and
cost OI deidultuR purchaser. Conyeyapclng ana re-
cOrdIn1 at puI claser's cost.
FILLMORE BEALL. Trustee,
Room 2G. Kendall Building, Az and IL SITS
RADCLIFFE L, DARR CO., Auctoneers. o2O-d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. 936 Est
TEUsTEE's SALE OF Way yAIuABIEror IN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VkRY VALUABLE LOT, I'M
PkoNLD Bl GOOD IkAMl HOUSE. NO
1921 4 STREET NOhTHN ESI.
Under decree OF the supreme Court of the District
of Columbia passed IN equity cause No 1882 tCiai-
Ioway ct al agt Grouse ct all will offer Tor sac IN
front of the premises on SATURDAY, the FIRST DAY
of NOV EMBER, 1890, at FIVE O'CLOCK + NJ, all
of lot twenty C2OJ III JnO W. Stars subdy vision of
certain lots III square enc hundred and thirty one l3
III theIity OF " sshngton, District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale BiIe-third ~ cash on ina lay of
sale within ten days thereafer and the residue in
two equal taeHtS, al Ont and two from the
day SALE the purchaser purchasers giving Lis or
her promsAOry note. for the deferred payruts with
interest from the of sale the OF per cent
per said deierr PAYNE to be secured y
decd Of trust the property Sold al the election
the purchaser purchasers, the whole any
greajer IortIon than One thi-d may he paid cash ;
300 deposit a time OF sale. Terms TO be complied
with III tea days the Tr pcrty will be resoid Ut risk
and the fau Ting purchaser, after five days
advertisement ill The Evening
WILLIAM A. MCKINNEY,
CoI-cO1 ida
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work carried out with wha. success remains to

The democratic con-
gross ional committee
consists of Hon. X. T.
Flower. chairman; Jas.
/. Norris. treasurer. and
I. o. Towlcs. secretary,
and an executive COM
mittee consisting of r.
L. Flower, Levi Maish.
j. J. Hayes. John F. An
: irew. J. i. McCreary.
~. c. Blanchard. J. r.
y hitting, S. 5. Yoder.
Samuel Fowler and c.
\. q. Mcclellan. Chair
man Flower has been an
exceedingly active cam
paign worker and prob
~ L. a -. - - -, q,
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INHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioaeer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON STREET
BElWEEN THIRTY.THIkD AND THIRTY
FOURTH STREETS, GEORGETOWN. DC. AT

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THIRD
1890. at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front Of the promises,
shall sell part of lot lao, in square 49, improved by
four frame dwellings,. Nos. 3s2S. $3.50, $685. and
1884 = street. between SD and 34th streets.
Terms one-thrd cash; balance in one and two
Years, with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold 800 deposit viii
be required on each piece ut the time Of sale All
veyanc1ng and recording purchasers cost
o2od1 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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GLIsTENISG GIFT indeed 10 . piece of Dor
fingers American Cut Glass. Your dealer sho,,id
snow you such Clsp.ay as will make your eyes
dance. The genpine has D0ruinger's trade mark
label on every piece.
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THoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

DON l-lNU. AuctlOneer.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPROvED
PROPERTY IN GIOhGE1OWN, DC, FLUNT-
ING On NONrGOMEl.I, GAY AND MONROE
STRLE1s. AT AUCTION.
On THCRsDAG, NOVEMBER SIX til, 1890. com
mencing Al POUR O'CLOCK Pm. IN front Of the
prelulses will sell the following valuable Lots in
square 40, Georgetown. ID c, to gIt:
First G, rner Lot imp owed toy nrge Brick Dwell
inss This lot fronts IS ieet Gay street and las
depth OF ll2 feet on Sion tgou.cry street.
second immediately Alter AMI adjoining Tie above
Vacant Lot fronting a. feet Gay street by a
depth Of IL feet
Third. Immediately after, corner Lot fronting
126 40 feet ON Gay street by depth of l. feet
Monroe street.
Fourth. IMME Ola TELY AFTER and adjoining the
above. a lot fronting twenty-eight iesI On Monroe
street by del'th OF $50 leet.
Fifth. IMMEDIATELY AZ liz and adjoining the
BRICK dwelling on Montgomery street, IrOn:IlS
twenty-eght feet on said street 10y deIth .: 100
feet.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years with interest and secured by deed Of trst OH
property, or all cash All recording and couVe yatciI
at cost of purchasers deposit of slUO viii b. re-
CURED on each at time Of sale. Terms to lie complied
with III ten days from sale.
o25-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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FUTURE DAYS.

'ENHE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS con-
TANNED IN STORE 9oS SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING THURSDAY, OCTOBER SIX
TEENTH, AT TEN O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUE
DAILY UNTIL DISPOSED OF
The stock consists IN part as follows: Silks Yelvets
Fine Dress Goods Linens, Cloaks Furs Cloth, Elan
Hels lesIdes a fUll line Oh Underwear, Notions and
nou.ekrcuIug Goods, usually found in frst-cl.ss
dry goods store
On account Of removal to 724 9TH street northwest
the above Will be sold without Ladies spe-
ciGliy invited.
O2J-4t FOLEY, AuC tiOneer,
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TNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctioneeE
IMPORTANT SALE
OF AN
ELEGANT THREE-sToRY DOUBLE
BRICK RESIDENCE. WITH FINE sTABLING,
No 1875 STREET NORTHWEST.

TwENTY-NIATH. 1890 AT IHkEE o. LOCK in
front o. the premises, shall sell sub Lot - AID west
front By average deuth of I3i feet inches
improvements consist OF q TLres-story Double Brick
hebdsncs, coitGiLlng 20 rooms Lot IncIudlEg Da~s-
ern convenience having = hns dsnei. salon and
serystory. elegant and costly chandeliers, is arranged
and 10 considered one Of the Thoroughly COM
eoIpmodous and perfect and fronts Oh 20 alley.
The residence will be open inspectIUu three ia
prior and up to the hour OF sale. from III. 10
pm.
Terms: e2o. 900 cash the residue in Eve years or
longer II desired tearing interest at Der cont IJr
anuuI, pay aoie emI-.uNuglly and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold Al convoyEIc:ng and
recording at purchaser. cost 900 deposit wall De
required at the time Of sale THOMAS BOWLING.
ol7-dts AuctiOBeer.
tF-owINa TO THE RAIN THE ABOVE SALE is
postponed until TUESDAY. NOVEMBER FoUKIH
same hour and place. THOMAS DOWNING.
o3O-dts Auctoneer.
II ATCLIFFE, DARR co. AucuOneers.
PEREMpTonY SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE vALU
sStFAwEsf. To CLOSE an TIE MAi kfFAik st d
On M6N6Ai AFTERNooN. NOVEMBER THIRD.
At FOUR O'CLOCK. .e will sell. in front Of the prem
' ORIGINAL LOTS ANp2
SQUARE SOUTH OF SQUARE 439,
Fronting 9TH. Bah. Water and streets southwest
making Them vsIy desi tor business purposes
u" T.rms, on,-third c,,b b,,,,c. ., ON. And w.,
cent secured by deed Of trust properly
Sold or 81 cash. at the option Of the purchase. de-
Of compiled with in fifteen days IRON tbs
day of sale right reserved resell the properly at
risk aud cost Of the defautng purchaser alter 1--WE
published in Washington, Dc. Title company alb
ss..sr All Sc & IS 60. Of the puF
o27-dSds JOHN A BAkTHEL, Af'
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WALLER d. WILLIAMS h CO.. Auctioneers,
w 1901 ID st ODD Pa ave-

IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT"
Continuation Of the great and unprecedented Art
Auction : e of Japanese porceains BronZes, CurlUs.
Screens, Silks, &c.
p OF extraordinary 8ne examples Of Japanese
Art opened Tins day and exhibition con-
sisting Of S2t.uns, lmGTy, kars Toxic, Tyson and
Sagee POrceal~ Magnificent BronZe.. the best qusty
OF Hik-enDrUIdered screens il various Shades with
very artistic decorations.
In this collection will DE found rare pieces Of
BriC-a-brGc. VIZ, To2pUts. Rose Jars, CCros, &c.
sale. daily at ELElfN A. ii. and IHhLh Z NJ. I'M
Il! this gnfcent aud costly collection il closed
Positively no Reserve. Livery artcie sold absolutely
guaranteed Us represented.
Parties looking Tor costly and expensive Christmas
Presents for mere should not fail to attend
grand sale, being the last opportunity before the ho
days.
PLEAsE NOTE TIME OF SALE-ELEvEN AN
aud IHREk PM.
mo Evening Sales"
WALLER Is. WILLIAMS & CO.,
~ AnCt
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How He Won Her.
From Judge

Jack (who has popped)-"It takes you long
time to decide
Sallie-'I know. And I've about concluded
to wear dcmi-train OF white chiffon over white
silk, and have no bridesmaids"
Trnvers-''You have actually sent bill with
my clothes. What insult! What infamy."
Iailor-'lt was all our new bookkecpers
fault. sir He got you mixed up with those who
pay. ClOthter and Ftu'Hi st,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01
ON THE UNIVERSITY SITE.
The Methodist Bishops Pay Visit to
the Ground.

THEY EXPRESS WARM APPROVAL OF TIE PROJECT
AND THE SITE sELECTED-FoRMALITIEs Dis
PESsED VITA TREE PLANTING TO BE DONE
BY PROxY-ISCIDESTs OF THE TRIP