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Death of oliver Wilson Doud.

Oliver Wilson Doud, the well-known stage
manager and actor, died at mount Hope Retreat,
near Baltimore, yesterday of paresis and de-
rangement of the digestive organs brought on by
overwork. He was nearly thirty-seven years
old. His stage career was begun in Baltimore
with John T. Ford at the Holiday Street Thea
ter as call boy. He next became prompter
and afterward was stage director for Mrs. Lam
der on her tours. He directed for J. X. En-
NETT, John E. Owens, Charlotte Cushman, and
had charge Of the Arch Street Theater stage
in Philadelphia for Ms. Drew. He accom-
panied Mary Anderson ON her memorable tour
TO England and from that time until two
seasons ago was with Lawrence Barrett and
the Booth Barrett combination.
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big jail delivery took place at Gales
burg, Illinois, Wednesday night. The prisoners
cut off three iron bars an inch thick guarding
one Of the windows. made rope of the bed
ticks and descended III safety OF the eleven
who escaped three were sent from Princeton
for safe keeping. II is thought there was out
side assistance. The saws were found on the
ground. The delivery was not discovered until
next morning. and none of the fugitives have
been recaptured All three were in for mis-
demeanors and these three were burglars.
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A Discraceful Scene at a Funeral

During the funeral ceremonies at the GENE
terry where the many victims of the St Etienne
mine explosion were recently Inferred NJ.
Douvelour vice chairman of the colliery
company at st. Etienne, and NJ. Girodet, mayor
of St. Etienne, quarreled over question Of eti.
quette. disgraceful scene ensued, which re-
suited In challenge to fight duel This ha.
been accepted and the disputants are now max
ing preparations for the affair of honor"
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NOW, HERE Is NEWS!

A Story Cabled From Rome TO London Dis
playing Ignorance of American Usages.
The London Chronicles correspondent in
Rome says: 'The United States government
has given the Italian government a semi-otfi-
cial promise to SO modify the American Con-
stitution as to insure the most absolute pro-
lection to foreigners. Upon this promise the
Italian government intimates its Willingness to
regard tine New Orleans dispute as closed"
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Tom O'Brien, the well-known New York
bunco man, who is wanted at Albany, NY, for
swindling James W. Peck of that city out of
$4,000. and who afterward forfeited his bail
of $1,000, was arraigned again in the Bow
street police court in London yesterday. The
papers In the case have not yet arrived and
the judge remanded o. Brien for another week
His counsel claimed that when the crime was
committed 1t was not an extradtable offense
and that therefore his client should be dis
charged.
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Collector Hill Seriously Injured.

Collector Hin Seriously Injured.
Mr.. Snowden F. Hill, collector OF internal
revenue for Maryland, Delaware and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, was very seriously injured
yesterday by fall from the roof Of his ice
house at Upper Marlboro, Md He was super
intending some repairs being made when .
girder tilted, throwing him to the floor below,
distance Of twenty feet. Henry Sprigg, COL
ored. one OF the workmen, was thrown to the
ground at the same time and is thought to be
fatally injured.
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Woman Thought to Have Been strangled.
At the East River Hotel. in New York, where
old Shakespeare" died, it is alleged, under
the knife of "Frenchy," who was known a.
Jack the Ripper, q few months ago. there lies
the body Of q woman who was found dead in
her bed, and the police are holding Patrick
Cleary for her murder. This case wants the
features Of butchery that attended the other
one mentioned, but the death of the woman
was none the less sudden, and If she died ct
another's hands she was strsngled
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BOstOn FOst-
Dear me! ~ exclaimed Grandma Toogood,
them boys ought not to be playin' foot ball.
The newspapers says that the Maydover play
ers aren't strong in their backs shouldn't
think the fakelty would let 'em, should your
mo, indeed, grandma" replied Tom Sc
riously. 1T is very dangerous. Why, you
can't count on some of those poor fellows for
anything more than Q quarterback"
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In the corporation court Of Danville, Va,
yesssrday Jim Lyles and Margaret Laslsy, who
we're convicted Of the murder Of the woman's
husband, were sentenced TO be banged on jan
pAry "a
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&nainsS Tux nn Snir;fs

1t is stated by the Correspondence of Mad
rid that the government has determined to
impose heavy sur tax on spirits used in manu-
featuring.
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Chatting With Monkeys.

Prof. R. L. Garner had another chat with the
monkeys at Central Park, New York. yesterday.
He fired a volley of sounds at them in their
native language from a monograph. They
seemed to understand and Mr.. Garner cap
tured their replies.
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In Behalf of the Cambridge Girls.

At the next session Of parliament a bill will
be presented by the municipal authorities of
Cambridge limiting or abolishing the jurisdic-
ton of Cambridge University over women, who
now can be imprisoned without trial. Great
abuses have resulted from the present system.
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ID ATCLIFIE. DAkR CO.. Auctioneers.
III J2O Pa. n. y.


HI J2O Pa nv.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPRoyED
RIAL ESTATE On n STREET MAX THE
CORNER OF SIXTH STREET NORTHwEsT,
BklNG TIL LAl.1L IMo-sToRY And BASE.
MEN1 BRICK BUILDING NO. Otr2 Il STREET.
CONTAINING A LARGE HALL AND TN
ROOMS OF THE CARROLL INSTITUTE. 81
On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SIXTEENTH,
1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK 4. M, will sell In FROM
OF the premises that elegant and highly valuable inn
proved real estate on street between 9th and TN
northwest. known as the
CARROLL INSTITUTE PROPERTY
AND PAhJ OF LO1 TWENTY IN SQUARE FOUB
HUNDRED AND fIFTl-s1X.
Fronting - ll-l2 feet on street and has svso
depth of ~ feet l0s inches.
This property, Of its large frontage,
presents an excellent opportunity for capitalists %
syndicate 20 secure eligible site for large once
building, for which Gin view of it's close klTnIty
all the lines Of ana herdlcs the court house. pat
ent post and other oeIArtentsD II IL UNSURPASSED.
can be made good investment by the OF pres
ent imI rosement. conta ming are hall. finished base
ment and nicely arranged Once rooms on the Toy q
second floor.
Terms of sale: Liberal and made known st salsl q
deposit OF 500 Required at the time of sale
d5-dSds RADCLIFFE. DAkR co.. AuctA
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pATcLIFFE. DARR q co.. Aucuopesr..

ChANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY, CORNER y
AND SEVENTEENTH SHEETS NOkTHMEsT.
IMPROVED BY SEVEN MODERN BRICK REsIs
DENCES.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of tbs
District of Columbia. made and entered IN equity
cause No. l3eUS-Csse ast. Case ct sl--the UNDER
Of the Premises, ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER TN
TNEN1l-StCOND. 1881. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK Z. M. the following described v
the city of Washington. &C. viz: Lots las. lp and
40 of John Is. Alley and William sharon recorded
subdivision of square No. 155 fronting 40 feet
street north and 100 feet Seventeenth stress wsse
with the improvements thereon :
Terms of sale: One-thlrd cash. Of which u, 90
must lie paid at time OF sale residue IN equal In
sallments. payable respectively and two year..
with interest. 10 be evidenced by the nots6
of purchaser. bearing date OF day OF sale. -
cured by reserved lien deed Of trust the prem
Uses. the entire purchase money may be paid =
cash, purchasers option. The OF N .
complied with fifteen days from day of sale The
trustee will. he deems IL Lest, resell the e
the risk and cost defaultlng purchaser Ihs proE
cry wall be sold entire subject 20 sNsting leases
d1-l4t Az Louirisna
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A Son of VIM. NJ. Evarts Found Dead.

Charles b. Evarts, son Of Hon. William NJ.
Evarts, was found dead in bed yesterday at
Mr.. Eyarts' farm at Windsor, VT.
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FUTURE DAYS.
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X ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc,oneers.
~ go Pa ave. NV.
TRUTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE BgILDINa
LOT. SITUATED ON FIRST STREET BE-
AVENUE NORTHEAST.
elSyO which has been duly recorded in Liber No.
the District Of Columbia, and upon the written
quest Of the holder OF the Indebtedness secured
thereby. will offer for sale public auction. in
front OF the premises. ON MONDAY. DECEMBER
TWENTY-FIRST. 1881, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described property
situated in the city of Washington the District
aforesa d. TO wit: Ali of lot numbered thirty two CID
Of John r. Olmstead and b. II. Warner trustees, sub
division Of original lots Numbered hve t5l six (o).
seven Cd eight 80, nine 90, ten (l0) and eleven Old.
IN square numbered seven hundred ami twenty-three
(, as recorded in the office of the surveyor OF the
said District. in liber No. IA. at folio 1872.
Terms: One-thIrd Cd cash and the Lalance IN one
and two with interest at the rate of ceItum
per annuIn from the day Of sale, payable semi annu
ally, secured by deed trust the property sold.
all cash. the option OF the purchaser deposit of
500 VIII be required at the time of sale All convey
ancne and recording will be at the purchasers
The terms Of must be complied with III fifteen days
from the day OF SALE otherwise the the
right TO resell the property at she risk and cost of the
defautng purchaser after i've days advertisements Of
such resale In The Evening Star.
JAMES F. HOOD.
Pacific building, / r--.
JOSEPH F. BA1CHELDER, irus'ees
d9eod&ds lOOl q ST. n. ".
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Danger in Leaving Children Unmatched.
The residence of George zimmerman at Port
Matilda. Pa, was burned recently and two of
his children, aged and four years.
cremated. 1t is presumed that the fire was
caused by the children. who were left alone.
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THoMAs BOWLING son. Aucuoneera
6l2 Z IT -

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO. 9o1 FOURTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of she
the 9TH day October, 1881 viii ofIer for
on the premises MONDAY, DECEMBER SEVENTH,
1891, al FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. part Of lot in Todd
and Peppers subdivision OF square BEGINNING at
point 4th street 43 ieet inches north from the
southwest corner Of said square and running thence
north IA nches thence east 81 feet thence south
IA feet inches and thence west to point of beginning
Improved by comfortable two-story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale; a. 200 cash. balance in equal in
sallents in and two years. with interest secured
by deed Of trust on the property or all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. Terms TO be complied with
days the trustees the right resell
risk and of defaultne purchaser. after i've days
advertisement deposit Of 500 required at the time
of sale. ALI conveys ncng and recording At cost Of
purchaser. 4. H. THOMAS.
9l6 st. n ~. Trr.t...
HENRY Il. kEH.
no24-dts 800 18th ct. n-w.,y
A6THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until MONDAY. DECEMbER
FOURTEENTH, same hour and place
az BY order Of the Trustssa
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AUCTION SALES.
FITUNI DAYS.
DuScANsoN BROS. hucuOn.-r.-
TRUSTEES. sAry m 0SF stxru rxrrpv~r ~

No. la.FoURTH sTREEr NoRTnfAsf
ny Nirtoe OF DECD OF trusf duly rerord-d Lat~r
No lols, .olio - "a % the land words q
", N, bas,tiet q Sonfnhia, ~ will soil. MEDNEs
iAn. MfN THIRD Dan OF lEOEMhfE. A.
~ ISL. a. fOth O'CLOCK .. NJ. IN frunt Of the
Iffnrfs an undivided siNth interest IN and
that certain ffee OF parsl lnnd premises
afed and heing an the city wa@hinstn IN the Dis
tict OF tolufnuis and known aud dt.tineruish.d
north twenty t isei front q oriRins lot 90 by
the derfh thertSf IN SQUARE e,sht hundred and
teen NNlo. torether with all the ea.rtusus hersdt~r
ments and aprurtenances the same belonging or Ia
anyNise AppertAniug.
Terms cash. DerOst 81 900 required AZ .ale Con-
Neyanciug a. purcha>ers Terms 90 compiled
with m ten days. ytherNtse rtght rserVed % res
risk and cost OF defAuting rurrha-er nve davis
advertisement OF such r-aie m some newspap-r pub
lished IN the DiSfri,f Of Columbia.
lEDkU r. MILF n,
dl1-dkds DOUGLASS - MACKAII.k irusteeA
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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Il 4
~ 9Th and SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE NEW BRICK
fTNgFS SrsfJ Eksf oTTH SsFk 5
Us. duly recorded in Liber numbered 1883 folio .s3
9Sds 81 he Dis,Els q Columbia and the
VI" ~ SOf EIn5 T.
ali that certain piece or parcel OF land situate in wash
nRton city. District OF Columbia and being part of
same haSnr total tron u 80 feet on sad South h
street by 50 feet in depth and IMPROVED by three
street OF ~ feet. the being fully described
in the above referred 10 deeds Oh Il usr.
Terms of sale: The above houses will be offered and
sod separately. and the terms sale in each will
money to be paid cash and the residue two equal
installInents. payable IN twelve az, and eighteen
annum: payable Ae,ri-annuGIly, 70 which the pur-
Of at
OF the pnrsilaser deposit 9, 500 wiz be REQUIRED
corlins at purchasers Terms IN case Of
each house to be eSmpea with m ten Gays from day
sell at risk and cost OF detaultiny purchase;
W. E. LDMoN STON. Trustee
nsl9-eod Office. 800 9TH st NV.
sS-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on AC-
foaIt 81 me Infismensy q the weather pnu, THURS,
c. II. WILLIAMSON. Trustee
dI-eo Office, zoo 9TH ST. Il. W.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR I CO.. Auctioneers
~ S.U Pennsy. wanna n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW BRICK DWELL
INGS On EAST SIDE OF NORTH CAPITOL
STREET JUST SOUTH Or STREET NORTH
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust recorded ecvely
in lber l4C0 foo :IY. and Lber 1896. folio SlI.
understand trustees will sell public auction
OF the premises ON uESDAl, The TWENTY Sic
OND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. sub lots 1916 and 1885, in square 612. Each lot
will be sold separately.
Terms of sale: tOne-thrd cash. residue in one and
two with interest date Of SALE the proms-
sorry notes OF pu haser to he given for deferred
chase and to be secured by deed of the
property sold, all the purchase money may paid
on each lot when bid accepted. IL
complied with IN ten days the trustees right
resell at risk and cost purchaser.
WALTER Z. WRIGHT, Trustee,
ONCE 80 st. n. ".
". L. EDMONSTON, Trustee,
d9eo&ds Ofice. 800 9Th st. Il W.
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u ATCLIfFE, DARK CO.. Auctioneers,
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RADCLIFFE. DARK CO.. Ags;,Cneer..
~ S20 Pa NV.
RECEIVERS. SALE by AUCTION OF THE
LERY. PAINTS AND OILS. HARNESS, lion
SAFE. &c. &c. CONTAINED IN THE LATE
STORE OF THoS GRAY 4 SON, on BRIDGE
STREET NEAR HARRISON STREET. ANA
MONDAY, DECEMBER TwENTY-FIRsT, 1891,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
In pursuance of the decree Of court passed on the
l;S;sD, entirled Ellen c. Gray ct Al. VS.. Ralph
l. Gait ct al the Supreme Court the District Of
Columbia. appointing John p. Shepperd receiver in
Ellen c. Gray. Thomas Gray. George IL Gray, Kate
NJ. Gray and Ralph l.. Gait John Z. shepperd, re-
ceiver aforesaid made and recorded the said 18th
day Of November. 1881. IN Liber 1850 folio 264 ct
Mil sell by public auction on MONDAY. THE
'TWENTf-fIRST DAY or DECEMBER, A.. ID.
W Viii oehnlns rnRr tT 16ei ;, "A NJ
THoS. GRAY son As A HARDWARE STORE,
On BRIDGE STREET NEAR MONROE SIREET
ANACOS1lA. DC, all the stock. &c. contained
The stock winch Is complete in every detail will be
nrst offered as an entirety and II satisfactory bid
not obtained viii then De sold in DETAIL the sale
tinuing from day TO day. beginning At TEN O'CLOCK
HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AGRICULTURAL AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
PAINTS AND OILS,
CART. WAGON, BUGGY AND FARM HARNESS.
TOOLS, COUNTER SCALES.
SHOW CASES. MILLEk IRON SAFE.
BOXES, AND a GENERAL -AssoRTMENT OF
USEFUL GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A
FIRST1CLASs HARDWARE STORE.
JOHN p SHEPHERD, Receiver.
Rooms % and 70. lie Drot building.
do-d&dbs SO2 4 n. w.
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4 ATINER 3 SLOAN. Auctloneen.
IL 1409 q &C.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE SIX.
ROOM BRICK DWELLING. NO. 22l2 TWELFTH
STREET 'NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated LIST day Of April
1881, and duly recorded in Liber 1874 folio 30 ct
sea- one Of land records of the District Of Colu
bis and by direction 81 the party secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell on MONDAY AFrER-
NOON DECEMBER TwENTY-FlksT, 1881, q
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in front OF the prem
LOT Numbered 49,"
square 271."
ToGgfhoe With the improvements. which consist Of
Gix-room bgick rssdsnce. with all modern improve
msnts. being No. s2ls l2fh - nv.
and two yesrs with bearing interest occurred
b dssd Of trst, OF 4. cssh. ct option Of purchaser
el00 dsposit FsQli!sa p The time q sale.
u0-AAA O. z bkYAhT. Ts~sssA
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LEDRU r. MiII.fR.
dli-dkd. poTGLAss s MACKAII. Trustess
pATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucuop.-r.-

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BrIIprN0
SITES ON STRlEI BETMEfN sENENTR
AUCTION
~ virtue OF dead Of trust duly recorded In Ihr No.
lGl folio 81 - the land he
trt % Columbia, We vii sell n irgni " The premi..
ON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER TMENTN-THIkn.
ISL. Al foIh O'Ci.pCh y. M. Lots q and - 10
W b. 1ud's subdivision OF square eight hundred and
ninety three. per plat recorded liber " D. folio
al OF the reors Il the once OF the surveyor Of the
District Columbia
Terms OF sale: une-hAlf cash. balance IN enc ana
two from date u sale. with interest rate
81 q ief cent Der Annut payable semi ually, an
10 h. secured 10y deed ui the pr.misss sold
AL cash, al the option " the purchase. deo<t a
$40 10 L. aid al the time of sale. Terms 20 be
pied with IN nfeen days 81 the trustees r-erve the
right 10 resell at the rsk and cost o the defnunE
chaser. All convey ancing, &c.. tie Il pur-
chaser. JOHN = SMOkMS1EDT.
HENRY EBEkBACH.
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d5-&

M Pa Artistic me forrraitA Personal 81
tenfion- Large studio for sr0uIH- lOU BricesL Al
ways ready % take your Picture ssls-3n
Il ERyAND. EN0RAyLk AND LITHo0kAPHE6
N 1o12 Penn ave. nv.
y1u1fdpx cnrda u1utzd fruu pls1a m. NJ ~ -
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VERY vALUABIE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE OK
MAINLAND AVENUE BEIMEEN SECOND
AND THIRD SHEETS NORTHEAST, BY
on II EsnAN AFTERNOON. DECEMBER FTP
1IENIh. 1921. Al POUR O'CLOCK. will sail by
puoiic auction. IN irout OF the preses that eleAns
aud desirable
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN
AS IHE lHkEE-SIokA BRICK HOUSE AND
STABLE. No. IA MARNL LAND AVENUE NORTH
LAST. AND THE last - FEET INCHES
By TIE DtfTH THEREOF OF LOT ., 80 75s,
lhls property L. elegantly located and has good
depth 10 a .1-iOot alley.
The property will offered either in the entirety or
according To a subdivision 10 lie the "a
sale.
Terms One-third cash. balance in one and two
wears. with notes hearing the DAY
~ te rate u sh Yer cent T-r Annuin. payable SEMI
annually and secured by deed Of the premises
Sold OF AL casn. az the option Of the Iurr
iosi q ssO required a. the sale Ierms
ccnpicd with IN niteen days the right resell
tie fisk and cost OF the deiautiug purchaser
served Al convey ancing. 6c., at purr hasers cost
~ RADCLIFFE. DAkR CO.
d9-dSds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
ToMOR lsO N

I ArIMEK SLOAN. Aoct,onser.,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS.
l4os G ST.
1891. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
In which will be found a number Of
FINE MIRRORS. UPRIGHT PIANOS AND OR
CANS. ENGRAyINGs.
orrIc. DESKS AND REVOLVING OFFICE
Also, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
ONE LAkGE BAR COUNTER AT WARE ROOMS,
1881 II STREET.
ALSO
NUMBER OF GOVERNMENT CARPETS. RE-
NoLVIN9 OFFICE AND BENT WOOD CHAIRS.
ALSO. FROM A HOTEL,
IArse quantity OF crockery and Glass Warn. Metal
Castors. Steam Table. &c. It
WEES CO., Ans s. ss1;;.,
Opposite CITY Post once
REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
f pkcfMpTrRh T% %qk
aEs sAE vi II hSSsR ShSr re- 0f Il
s S3d4 FOB ACCOUNT OF STORAGE; six pLD
fHefs LSfESsIoS faBLE s.P fA ssh h as
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, FIFTY NEW AND SEC
oNp-aAND CARPETS. VELVET RUGS. ETC. IL
| ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AuctiOneers.
NEk1 FINE LANDAU, IN PERFECT CONDITION
flNE BkOCGHAM AND HARNESS. FINE Il
SAkT. HIGH-MHEEL TANDEM AND MAR.
MSS. -BREMSIER SIDE-BAR AND OTHER
bodolEs. JUMP SEAT. COUPE. kockAwANs.
A THOROUGHBRED Din GEIprSG. a YEARS
OLD; PONY CART, LOT HARM SIS, ROBES,
&C.
TOMORROW Saturday. DECEMBER TWELFTH.
1881. at ELEVEN A. In front of our salesrooms,
l.3l and 1853 IL St. We will sell above goods.
Terms cash.
1t LATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON CARROLL
l. srEET BETWEEN fIRsT AND SECOND
STREETS last AND b AND q STREETS
SOUTH.
BY Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of Dis.
trict OF Columbia passed the I'd day Of December,
A. ID. 1881 No. l.sss54 equity, I will, on
SATURDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF deem.
BtR. A. ID. 1881. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
T. M, offer for sale at public auction front of the
premises all that portion Of real estate the
city WASHINGTON, in the District OF Columbia. de.
scrlbe1 the east no. feet by depth of ninety
l9D feet OF lot numbered forty (4Ol in square
Dered seven hundred and thirty two Csss2D.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree One.
third cash. balance IN aud years. secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold, all cash, st
option OF the pure deposit OF loo required %
time Of sale. Convey ancne cost of purchaser. In
event that purchaser is 10 comply with OF sale
IN days the trustee the right resell the
property risk and the defaulting purchaser
J. HoLDsMORTH GORDON, Trustees.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers. dstdkds
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Ancsioneers,
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CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN In
LAIR HEIGHTS AND IN NORTH 0koUlD0
OF COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of ths
District OF COLUMBIA PASSED December 3 lsss1 N
equity cause No. ltJUs viii offer sale ct pubic
aa1tion, ON the premises. on WEDNESDAY. the SIX.
1ELN1H day OF DECEABt.h. 1881. at HAlE-PAsI
THREE O'CLOCK NJ. lots 90 and seven "a. .
block three CD. Of bELAIR HEIGHTS. uronfing a
Irving street.; aud
Al 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ lots eisht C0 and nine CO.
IN block thirty-nine c OF the north grounds q O..
lumbar University Jr0ntfne Bacon sfrect)-
Terms OF sale: OnethIrd cash and balance af ana
two years. with Interest At cent anllum.
cured ~ notes Of purchaser and deed " trust ta
property. all cash. At his option deposit q k0
each required time Of sale terns Of 20 10
complied with an fifteen days, or resale may b. mad
af the risk aud cost deauifing purchaser Convey.
ancing and recording a. purchaser COST
B. \. BOND. Trusfse.
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
NO $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
PEREMPTORl AND POSITIVE SALE OF STREET
CAR HORSES AND MARES SHIPPED HERE
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER TWELFTH.
at THN O'CLOCK. will he sold within the Bazaar
70 the highest bidder for cash. - head Of Horses and
Mares This stock has been working street cars
Philadelphia and is conscnel here for sale.
ALSO
30 head Of Horses. Mares and Mules. among which
will be found good workers and drivers
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