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CHASING Evil SPIRITS.
Curious Customs OF Tribes in India to Drive
Away Addiction.


Away Affection.
From the Chicago News.
4 very curious custom is that called the
women's hunt, which prevails among some of
the aboriginal tribes of Chota Nagpore. India.
1t is observed whenever any calamity falls upon
the communicated as, perhaps, a visitation
of cholera
The women put on mems clothes, take up
arms and go huntingdon in the jungles but
in the nearest village east of them. They chase
pigs and fowls. take as their own everything
they kill and levy blackmail from the heads of
the villages for the purchase of liquor, or else
they allow themselves to be bought off for q
small sum Of money and pig.
Toward evening the hunting party retire to
a stream, cook and eat their meal. drink their
liquor and then return home. having acquitted
themselves during the day in a thoroughly
masculine and boisterous manner.
Then the village that has been visited goes
on similar excursion to the next village east
of 1t, and SO or to the eastern border Of the
district BY this series of excursions it is sup
posed the evil spirit of the affection is safely
conducted out of the district without offending
its dignity.
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IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION OF
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE IN THE
errRDJvusTpN or cor rNEpr. urruuro

SUBDIVISION OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
BEING ON ROANOKE,
YALE AND
PRINCETON STREETS AND
WHITNEY AVENUE,
NEAR THE ELEGANT RESIDENCES OF MR.
MRS. GEN. LOGAN. DIR. HAMMOND AND
OTHER FINE AND COSTLY DWELLINGS.
THE LOTS ARE NEAR 18th STREET Ex-
TENDED, WHICH HAS CONCERTED ROAD
WAY. BRICK SIDEWALKS NOW SUPPLIED
WITH HORSE CARS. SHORTLY TO BE RE-
OF THESE LOTS ARE ON STREETS IN
CLUDED IN APPROPRIATIONS ALREADY
MADE FOR IMPROVEMENTS. AND THE
WORK IN SOME INSTANCES BEGUN. IN A
WORD. THIS is PROFESSIONALLY THE
MOST ELIGIBLE AND BEAUTIFULLY STU
ATED VILLA SUBDIVISION IN THE DIS
TRICT.
O. TgEspAy A FIIE APRIL SEVENTH
proved in tue subdivision Of coiuygbs Heis6fs
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ROANOKE STREET
LOTS % AND D. BLOCK %. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF YALE STREET
LOT 3, BLOCK 25. on THE NORTH SIDE OF
YALE STREET.
LOTS IL, II, -, "a AND &c. BLOCK o. ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF PRINCETON STREET.
LOTS IL AND r. BLOCK 81. ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF WHITNEY AVENUE NEAR Hath
STREET EXTENDED.
Terms; One third cash; BALANCE in one and two
day OF SALE secured by deed trust ON the prop
so e eoped With in sen dsss or 1h s IS r
served to resell at the risk and the defautny
In some newsisper published in Wellington. b z. A
deposit OF $40 required each lot at time of sale.
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO..
mh30-7t Auctioneers,
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Where's Your Gimletf

Where's Your Gimletf
From Texas Siftinps.
Little Johnny Yerger has caused breach be-
tween Gus De Smith, society gentleman, and
the Yerger family. Gus called to make .
friendly visit after supper, he having prsvi-
ously informed Col. Yerger Of the intended
honor. Ths whole family and Gus were in the
parlor, when Johnny rivetsd the attention OF
all present by asking Gus De Smith:
Have you brought your gimlet with your"
What do you mean, Johnny" asked Gus.
II don't mean muffin, except heard Pc say
yon. were coming mp this evening to bore ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, NO. 200 TWELFTH STREET SOUTH.
WEST, NEAR THE SMITHSONIAN iNSTITu.
TI0N AND AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
a. BY virtue Of deed of trust to US dated the s.d
l4O folio S ct sea- one Of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, end at the request OF the holder
OF the notes thereby secured, viii offer for SAFE in
front 1a the the Prshsss on MONDAY, the THIR,
O'CLOCK p NJ. all OF lot numbered twenty i've C25j
of L. w Connors recorded subdivision of lots eoh.
teen QS)and nineteen Qgl, in square numbered two
hundred and ninety ce96). The lot has front Of
20 ieet on Twelfth street and an average depth OF M
2 nearly new two-story brick dwelling house and hack
building.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase moey in
cash, payable within ten days from the day OF sale
and the balance in two equal payments at one and two
years from day OF SALE with the rate OF per
cent per annum, interest to be paid annually,
SAID deferred to be secured by the notes
the purchaser and deed of trust the property or
all the purchase money may be paid in cash at any
time within ten days after the day OF sale deposit OF
500 Will be required at the time oI sale. All con.
veyancing at the purchasers cost; the terms of sale
are not complied with within ten days from the day
OF sac the trustees ressrye the ryht advertise and
risk and cost Of the dsfaulting purchaser.
CHARLES V. BOAKMAN,( c,
ap2-dkds GEORGE C. BOARMAN. trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

UCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
"a - +. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctieneer;
TASIA A,l AAyyENNTE ,NoKTHTEsI, SoMMENc:
O'CLOCK AN HIS STOCK OF FORFEITED
PLEDGES ROM NUMBER 1882 To lG2511
3T1SS INCLUSIVE, NEW STYLE.
Sale to consist of Gold, Silver and Metal-cased
Buttons Studs Collar buttons Ear Rings. Lace Pins
Neck Chains. Plain Gold and Set Rings, Bracelets
Diamonds and other Precious Stones, silverware
Gems. &c.
Sale 20 continue mornings at 10 O'Clock and even
ings at O'Clock until al tine lots are sold. Ticket
holders please take notice.
H. K. FULTON. Pawnbroker
mh3l-7t. Z. MARREN InHN SON Auctinnser
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON FIRST
SlAEET EAST BETNEEN NORTH CAROLINA
AVENUE AND d STREET SOUTH, BEING
NO A0s FIRST STREET SOUTHEAsT. WASH
1NGTON, DC.
Under deed of trust dated December %. 1887. re-
corded IN Iiber No. go. folio 40 ct seq, of
tile District OF Columbia land records and AZ request
Of party secured thereby will sell at auction IN 'front.'
OF the premises to the highest bidder, SATURDAY
APhlL FGGhrH. 1891. at HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Z, NJ. the iCrth forty-iour feet of original
lot eleven Old by the depth thereof in square No.
seven hundred and thirtyour (Ti4). as the APP
pears on the ground plat or pan OF said city. together
with tie improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale onethird OF purchase money in
cesh. OF which 800 shall be paid at saie balance in
TWO equal annual Payments. with mammal inter
est at SIX per cent from date sale. secured by pur-
chaser notes and and trust deed premises,
cash, AZ purchasers option. II terms OF sale no..
performed within ten days from date OF the prem
Uses may he resold at risk and OF defaultng
chaser. alter hye days notice in The Evening Star
Ne wspaper published in said District All conveyance
ing. acknowledging and recording at of purchaser
mhl9-l5t No 1915 r ST N "
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nUNcANsGN BROS. Auc,ioneers.

AssIGSEE's SALE OF Six FINE BUILDING
LOIs NEAk UNITED STATES CAPITOL, BE
ING On STREET AND On CANAL STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND sTREETs
sou IHNESr.
By virtue OF an assignment to me, duly recorded,
viii sell e auction on WEDNESDAY, TIE EIGHTH
DAl OF AfhlL, AID. 1891. At FIVE O'CLOCK
p. N; IN front OF the premises,
LOTS Z, "a. ID. Is ~ and 20, SQUARE 51s.
rive OF SAID lois each having front Of ~ On
fronting On Canal street.
These lots IN the immediate vicinity Of the United
States Capitol and should attract the attention Of
Terms: one-thna cash. balance in too equal pay
ments at one and two years. notes TO bear per cent
deco o. trust on rroperty sold or all cash. at Option
time OF sale. Conyeysnring &c, at purrheser's cost
Terms TO Dc conplied with IN fifteen days otherwise
night reserved TO rsel At risk and defau ting
purchaser after nve days sdyerisent such resale
In some nevspaper pub4lshsd in washlngton. ID. e.
ALLEN WALTON.
mh25-d6do Assignee Of Reese Evans.
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To CLOSE AN ESTATE.

II
SALE Rsd At Ag CIT q gERY VALUABLE IN;
CO oSRS THs Of Az
OPPOSITE THE PROPOSED POST OFFICE
fS9 ofHfk BRicR' k ShSf fkAsE Fh btlhb
WEST BETWEEN AND sTREETs
to settle the Of an state S ss ana snr N ords1
irSn, 81 the prsinises on MONDAY, the SIXTH DAY
IN the city Of Washington. District Columbia to-
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM. original lot. numbered
SIX Co., seven 90 and eight C and the north twenty
nye 60. in square numbered three hundred and nifty
These lots and part Of lot situated at the south
east corner Of llth and northwest rontinc
lO0eei and inch on street and and inches
and improved by several frame md lrics buidtnss
They VIII nrst lie onered whole and not sold viii
immediately thereafter will sell original lots num-
cered three tour and hye. and lois numbered three
t los nposred one q! and two g in square numbered
sna sn snS S @ nne 49, Said orgnsl lots
corner OF nth and streets northwest and contain
inches on lth street and l3 ieet and 10 inches on
snes ssa sIs 1mPs9ysa by sre 5ss suans
feet ON street and is unimp-oved' ~ '0"'s
1877 81 TTEsRA 81 Ft TSiT PAE SE
lois Nos 1, and IA. in square No. 3D. described a.
follows:
Beginning at point the line Of 18th street
distant az eei north from the southeast corner OF said
square and running thence west thence north
feet thence west 20 feet thence north feet thence
west ~ feet apd linen to aiiey thence north with
the ne OF said alley II feet thence 80 feet and
inch thense south II teet; thence east 20 feet. and
said parts OF front Il on llh street bet
and streets northwes: and improved by . two
story frame house.
Terms OF sale to each parcel One-fourth cash and
the balance IN three equal nstallmente. one, two
and three years. TO be secured by the romissory
OF the purchaser and deed OF trust the property
Sold and 10 bear interest from tie day sale at per
cent Per annun until laid. payable sem-annually or
an al the option OF the purchaser Deposits
OF sale Will be required as follows ON lots s. 4. and
3i9. $3.50 on lots and and part Of lot s. If sold
together. 2,OOU, or il sold separately $500 on each
lot or part OF lot AL oonveyancng at the purchaser
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctaoneer.
mh21-d
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AfTEKNOON.

(NHANCERY SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE
~ DWELLING HOUSE. BEING PREMISES 3O3 L
Strict NORTHM EST.
By virtue OF n decree OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed in Equity cause No.
1906. we will offer sale at public auction, in frcnt
Of the Premises on TUESDAY, THE THIRIf-fIRSr
DAY OF MARCH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the
west l9 feet front by the depth the lot of the
Snenaf OF lot l. in square 5so. IN the r1ty of Wash
in9ton. ID. C., improved by su stsntiAl two-story
brick house IN good condition and containing all mod
ern improvements.
Terms or sac; one-third cash and the balance in
two equal nstallments in and two years. with in
teesi az cent from the daS SAFE the deferred
ments 70 be secured on the property sold or the Pur
chaser may pay ali cash. At his option Taxes win lie
paid to January 1, 1SS1 DEPOSIT o: 500 vii be
CURED az the time OF sale II the terms are no; COM
pied with within fifteen days the right is
resell at the and tlss dcaut NJ purchaser
Al conveyancing and recorlng II purchasers cost.
n. II. SHEA. Trustee,
tSs2 Pa. avenw
MICHAEL J. COLBERT, Trustee,
Sun building.
RADCLIFFE. DARR d CO.. Aucts nli2I-siSds
u THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count OF the rain until sA rUBDAI, APRIL FOURTH,
1871. at same hour and place.
n H SHEA, Trustee, 6:re Pa. ave. NV
MlCHAEI. ]. COLBERT. Trustee, sun building.
mh3l dads
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H X. FULTON, Pawnbroker.
mh31-Ts +. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer.
~ 400 ST.. near u. 8. Treasury.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME
RESIDENCE IN THE ROW RECENTLY BUILT
By L. +. SCHNEIDER, AND BEING PREM
Uses No. HOP FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of certain deed OF assignment TO u.s. duly
recorded among the land records Dstrc. Of CO.
lumba. in Liber No. lJi3 folio ia, will offer for
sale at public auction in front Of the Premises on
1891, At FIVE O'CLOCKP. NJ. that parcel Of real
estate in the city of WASHINGTON. d. c., known and
described lot 81 in Schneider subdivision square
49,, improved by new and elegant three-story and
basement brick residence, with all the modern i'm.
provements
Terms OF sale: All cash over and above an incum-
brance Of s., 00c dated October D. 1890 and paya
in two and three years alter date. deposit of $50
Will be required at the time OF sale. and terms
not complied with in fifteen days the right is reserved
to resell at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur
chaser. Taxes will be paid to january 1. 1881. All
conveyancing and recording at purchaser cost.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT, ASSIGNEE.
- Sun building.
J. NOTA McGILI., Assignee
mh2o-d&ds Atlantic building.
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Blood From . Tree.

from TIE fhnanelfhla Times
Throckmorton county, Texas. Possesses
natural curiosity in the shape of a large, wild
peach tree which, when cut in any part exudes
a sap almost the exact color and consistency of
fresh blood. Botanists have confessed them
selves at a loss to account for the popularity,
which they are unanimous, however, in ascrib-
ing to some eoloring matter absorbed from the
soil in which IL grows and which is. in all prob
ability. the correct way OF accounting for il, as
cuttings from tine tree planted elsewhere in
yariably fail to develop the same popularity.
The people az large. however, are disposed to
look upon the tree as something uncanny and
as many a dozen stories. all more or less
blood-curdling. are poured into any visitor
ears concerning IL.
1t is said tina; no negro will pass within half
a mile of IL at night for any sum that can be
offered The tree Is a splendid specimen and
has obtained greater size than Is usual in its
species. 1t belongs TO j. X. Love, farmer OF
the vicinity, who has been obliged to surround
II with high fence to protect II from injury at
the hands CT curiosity seekers, who have hacked
it Tor the sake OF obtaining sight OF the sap.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auct,oneers.
~ go Pa ave. n w.
cHANGERY SALE OF Az Nh, TXTEREsT N vALU

ABLE IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No.
l2osl. Docket No. 81. wherein Frederick c. Giese-
king ct al. are conplatnants and James G. Naylor r
ct al are respondents will sell in front of the prem.
ises on WEDNESDAY,. APRIL FIFTEENTH, 1891,
lots numbered twenty seven CD and thirty (ssy
in Alex. K. Shepherds subdivls. in square num-
the District of Columbia.
Each of these lots eighteen QS feet on north
h street and extends northwardly with the same
width seventy CsO) feet to nine 90 loot alley and are
improved by fine large brick houses under and
in good repair.
title examining. Sc, at purchasers cost. Terms OF
trustee will resell at risk and of defautinY pur
chaser. Deposit OF 500 required at time OF sale
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS, Trustee
ap2-d&ds 464 louisiana ave n
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ON AND OFF THE STAGE
Interesting Gossip About Actors and
Things Theatrical.
BARRETT, NOT BRANNIGAN.

The Dead Actor Did Not Assume n Stage
Name-The Clarionet Player on Flirting In
the orchestra-why Wind Players are Not
Mashers-~Little Lille, and Her sealskin.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneer..
~ lsOS u ST.. near U. 5. Treasury

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED CORNER PROP
ELY ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH
MD g SISs, o. lOSIIE THk NEW CITY
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April. SIXTH
1891, Al FIVE O'CLOCK. in front o: the premises,
We snah Sc! Lot 10 in square ga fronting 90 ieet
,s-lO on 18th str G: 10y depth % feet on STREET
located on tine southeast of 10Th and streets
northwest. improved 10y :story brick dwelling with
modern improvements
1ais IS direct thorou ghfare to South Washington
and being across the street from the new CITY post
Once makes IL the most desirable location for invest
ment or business purposes that SEXTON All con
Neyancng and recortlinZ 1t purchasers cost.
Terms made known and 4 DEPOSIT $500 required
ttine OF sac LA1lMER & SLOAN,
mhs.b-CNCS AM
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The SOmnambulist Had the Drop,

From the Seattle telegraph.
Louis Franz, the night clerk at the Grand,
relates the story of a narrow escape from the
dream-wrath of a somnambulist.
'You see." said Louis, IAN old mining man
took q room one night, and some hours after
ward as was dosing behind the desk l was
startled by hearing footsteps shufling down
the stairs. looked up and saw my friend the
mining man. with six-shooter in his right
hand. He walked right over toward me, his
eyes staring blindly and almost starting out of
their sockets. 1t is hard to tell what thoughts
flashed through my brain as he approached.
What could he mean, and was l alone
with a maniac? He walked up to nv
desk and took deliberate aim at me. eY-
pc cted him to follow the action with a compile
Of shots and SO / lodged down behind my
desk and rang for the police.
."Fork over that $780, young fellow he
cried; you don't run in any cold deck on me
and get away with the spoils,'
'Of course knew the situation Immediately.
He had been done up in game by some card
sharps and had been dreaming the matter over
until the operations OF his mind led him in his
sleep to seek redress of his grievances knew
1t would take some moments for the police to
arrive, and time was very precious Just then.
"ili pay you the money. yelled. Put
$500
THE miner lowered his weapon. Come this
way said /, and he followed me into the bar
room. Behind the bar was big dish of water
fumbled a moment with the money drawer
to deceive the murderous-looking sleeper, and
then quick a flash threw the basinful Of
water into his face.
HE yelled, dropped his pistol to the floor.
rubbed his eyes second, and then. fully awak-
ened, began to look around. He begged a
thousand pardons when explained matters to
him, and told me how he had gone to bed wish
ing that he could get hold of the man who had
played an unfair game with him in hotel east
Of the mountains"
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mh3O-r
7 ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers,
- l4OS ST.. near Y. 5. Treasury.
THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS @,
THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAssAcHusETI

THE sorTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS Is
AAy SbS1 BGJMbEN On! NINTH AND TENTH
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL EIGHTH,
1881, At FIVE O'CLOCK. in trent OF the premises We
shall sell the westerly 10 feet front OF sub ID and al
subs IA and ID Of original lot g square 94l. having
q frontags OF 1e. 10 snd 20 feet respectively tine
south side of Massachusetts avenue between 9Th and
10Th streets northeast This valuable property and
should command the attention of investors.
Terms: One-tird cash balance in and two years
with notes bearinx interest at Per and secured
by deed o. trust on property Sold all cash. option
OF purchaser deposit OF 100 each lot at tiIe OF
sale AL conveyanc ng and recording At pure hsser
cost. Ii terms OF sale not piled with IN ten
days the property viii be resod at the risk and Of
deiaulting purchaser after due publication in the
Evening Star OF the District Of Columbia.
mh-1-dkds LA1IMER Il SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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mh27dkt
TRqsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fESNs9LtASsX0 w xSE AZ Es Nofiaxt "a 2so

Dstss9 q Columbia. passed IN equity csuss No. 1879,
sao6 Franz e. a. deien aIs Hs w a. on
T TUE DAY, the savEATH DAh Or APhIL. lsJl, At
1--WE O'CLOCK y. NJ. in front .. the premises. oner
tor sale the following drscbed real estafe situate IN
the city Of WASHINGTON. u strit Of Columbia. and
known and descriped the general plat or plan Of
sAad CITY and beng eastern twenty fef and
one-haf in hes front by TIE depth thereof OF ot
bered seventeen 40 in square Numbered seventy
loe toeether with tie nnlroysnents therscn. con
s1otang OF treestory and LeseleDt bg1ck dwelling,
large BRICK stxgie aha aria ncuee-
Terms: Onethlrd cash balance in one and two years.
with interest q M cent anuun. payable ssi-
annually. and 70 b. secured by aeel OF trust
ktopsrty sod. er ell cssl, at option o. purchaser
~ rsaui.sd e tune @ sale Isrlls 70 be complied
rght 70 resell At risk and defaulting
alter ave days sdyert peuspaper pub
cLAhEACE A. bRANpENBpRG. Trustee.
crAaIxs > sxS5fh ~ ~ :srsst nv
- Corcugnn bullinr
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Orrx ALL NrcHr.
FUTURE DAYS.

For the accommodation Of our customers and the
public We VIII keep our store open al NIGHT charge
Of Registered Pharmacists
y. b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. DRuGGIsrs.
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
Cor. pth and h NV.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
Our prices for prescriptions have been reduced On
proportion TO other goods. We Use only the purerf
drugs and chemicals from the reliable
turers. We cheeT1ully invite inspestiop Of
THIS department 10y physicians
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he (at 1ao)-'I hope You don't mind help.
ing me on with my coats"
She-"No, indeed. It's the greatest pleasure
In the world. - Clofhier and FGsnisie,,.
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AUCTION SALES.
fCTUR RE DAYS,
Il ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auc,ione@rs
Il lsOs 6 "a. near &. s. Treasury
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UNIoNTowN. d. c.,
AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL THrR-
TENTH. 1891. az FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF the
preseS. We shall sell lot p in Shanaon's subdivision
o. UEontoNn. ironting - feet inches on shannon
pace by depth OF atou: lo feet. Within che square
OF Monroe ST. Improved by a good ten-room frame
mouse IN nne conillon and very desirable property
Terms; One-shird casa. Nslance IN one and tAo
years. with notes tearing interest and seSured by
oes OF trust On the properly sod AL conveya n ing
anu recorIng at purcA1sers cost. 500 dtfosll re-
Qure = the time OF sale. The terms of sale 10 he
coinplied with IN ten days from day Of sale.
ap3-ikas AurtiOnss..S
I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION The IN
TIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE STORE
sos MARKET SPACE. KNOWN AS THE SPEC
lALTf COMPANY, COMMENCING MONDAY,
APRIL SIXTH, AT HAL.F-PAsr Ten An TWO
p. NJ. AND HALF-PAST SEVEN p. IL. and continue
daily until sold The stock consists OF the following
VASES. LAMPS, ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
OIL PAINTINGS. AND PICTURES. PICTURE
FRAMES. WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND A FIRST
CLASS LINE OF FINE JEwELRY, a lsrEe line Of
Plush Goods general ine Ansonla Clocks a ars-e
line OF Leather sntchels Of all sizes also large line OF
fne imported brOnzes OF all kInCs Stationery Bocks
Novels. locEet Cut cry and great variety OF other
usetul artscl usually found in a rst-class store.
fersohs IN e. any of the above articles will DO
well by atten.g this sale, the hrst-class
ana VII te positively sold. without reserve.
Ladies specially invited
ar3-f FOLEY. Auctioneer.
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Sanso--"Bad times make money scarce"
Rodd-'fes; but not nearly so scarce % Q
real Jolly good time does."--Nec York Herald.
Alderman Dinkelspeil-"yot you tink, Mori-
arty, about de complexion OF de new posrd?''
Alderman Aoriarty-..Ihere' dom d Ameri.
can in II be the name Of johnson. Ike IL In
other rispicts-"-LVs.