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IN ARREARS FOR BOARD.
Why a Minneapolis Man Was Charged With
Vagrancy. o.


Nagrancy. o.
A hunchback giving his name as John 3. Bot
tineau and his residence as minneapolis was
arraigned before Judge Kimball today on a
charge of vagrancy and suspicion. The testi-
mony was that he obtained board at the Crosby
House in September and has not paid any
board.
He was supposed to be a man of means with
out any ready cash, and on two occasions he
was loaned money besides having his laundry
bill paid for him. Recently he gave a draft
for $50 Oh Minneapolis bank which was re-
turned disbonored. Last night when he re-
turned to the house under the influence of
liquor he was spoken to about the bill. where
upon he became abusive and profane so Nj.
Crosby said
The defendant in his own behalf testified
that he was an attorney practcing before tbs
departments He said he had been successful
In several cases, but would not get his money
FOR short time When his board bill was men
toned lie said he gave the draft on a client in
Minneapolis.
You know" he said, addressing Judge Kim
ball. attorneys have to tap the clients some
time
But you seemed to have tapped the Crosby
House pretty successfully this time" remarked
the court
Policeman Sullivan, who testified to the cir
cumstances under which the arrest was made
SAID that "A charge OF false pretenses would be
made against Bottineau. and for that reason the
Vagrancy case went over for few days.
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Piepenhrinc Guilty,

The jury in the case of Piepenbring this
afternoon rendered verdict of guilty on the
fourth count, which charges intent to commit
rape.
Dir. ClaSett in arguing the case said if there
was any place which should be sacred from the
midnight marauder it was such an institution
as this. an asylum for female orphans. And he
argued that the very fact that man was there
at the hour named showed that he was there
for some unlawful purpose.
Mr.. Darlington, TOR the defendant. argued
that the facts did not warrant conviction and
showed that the defendant must have been in
sane: that he had no intent either to commit per-
sonal violence or larceny.
MIR. Darlington proceeded to argue from the
testimony for defendant that insanity was
plainly shown and the act itself was that of an
| insane individual
In his concluding argument Mr.. Clagett ar
gued that the defendant knew right from
wrong; that he had been seen about the place
lettering around, and that he was ON this night
| wandering aimiessiy around, but knew what he
was about
Judge Bradley in charging the jury said the
fact that the man was in the house would JUS
| tify the jury i'll finding that he was there with
| an intent TO roD or assault. The presumption
was that the defendant was sane, and il was for
him to show ut least reasonable doubt as to
his sanity, and if lie did they must give the de-
PENDANT the benefit of the doubt.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.


In compliance with the order of the Com
missioners Mr.. l.. :. Emery. secretary of the
Associated Charities. today submitted to Supt.
Warner the annual report of the operations of
that organization during the past year. The
report states that the total number of calls at
the central office during the last fiscal year was
1915. OF whom g. 227 were white and 6SS col
orcd. OF these 1873 white and 3i0 colored asked
for assistance to obtain work: 693 white and
*'3 colored asked aims. and 2.044 visitors TO
| make reports OF cases. &c 1874 families have been
aided III the central Office to food,
fuel. rents, loans, transportation. &c;
326 loads of wood have been distributed.
a large number of cases have been referred to
hospitals and homes and little wood ward has
been maintained. where able-bodied men could
avail themselves of opportunity to saw or
split wood for something TO eat or for place
to sleep.
The report refers to the advantage the asso-
citation enjoys through its large corps of visi-
| tors. and claims that the me thods employed have
resulted in greatly reducing the number of de-
pendents In this city.
The amount of cash received during the year
| was 81. 1912, including $1,000 from the Com
mlssioners, anu the disbursements amounted to
=. 0S9.S6
In addition to cash there have been contribu-
tons of fuel valued at 1889 groceries valued at
Sl3O and clothing valued at about 900.
BIps OPENED.
At the board session today the Commissioners
opened bids for improving Massachusetts ave-
nue. extended. The bids embrace number of
minor items, such as grading, hauling, laying
twenty-four-inch pipe, laying stone masonry
and grabbing and removing trees The bidders
were Thos. II. Lyons. NJ. f. Tally, l.. Walden &
Co., and Andrew Gieeson.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: II. II. Darne, one
brick livery stable. 32S9 NJ stree. northwest;
$1,000. .. G. Green. southwest corner of 18th
and 4 streets northwest: $500. o. c. Green.
| one brick dwelling, 1923 Il street northwest:
So, 500.
FOR DIR. DsRLING's RETENTION.
a delegation of citizens from the county
composed OF Mes5rs. l.. l.. Nicholson, George
W. White, l.. S. Emery. Henry Brawner. J. L.
Norris and n. L. Robinson called upon the
Commissioners this afternoon and pre-
sented long petition signed by a
number of the citizens, praying for
the retention of DR.. Darling as physician to the
poor in the twelfth sanitary district. MIR. l.. S.
Emery presented TIE petition and spoke highly
of DR. Darling. whom he characterized as a
valuable physician and an invaluable friend to
| the poor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed c. z.
Landreau temporary clerk and assistant in the
! scarlet fever and diphtheria service at 81 200
Der aunum.
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r ATIMER a SLOAN. AucrIoprrr..

l:ECFiNER's SALE o. VALUABLE IMPROVED
( All ! NIAiA2A ~ ~. m, 4 Sill AL ~
DISTRICT pF 90. INHIA gpN>iS rINU tF
Thrill FRAME pRi IL. Ns1~ pN GOOD HpI.E
ROAD MAJ. TAhIuK SIEEFT. UNION ION y
dc, AHB VACANT LUI IN GOOD HoFE
HiIL EARh. 90"
In Iurs q the decree OF court tas.d on the
- ,isy OF November. lr''i. IN equity raus- Ne.
81 al, m the supreme Count tile ll~fu,tta Coiuu-
Ina aIIoini.n g Sohn 4. -hrifyrd Revolver N I'D
GRAY. thou a. cray. 1.orl- a. gray. nate NJ cray
and Ralph L. 6ait "a JOHN 4. Sh-GI-'Id. receiver
NoNetii~r, lSli. laitr - 4olIu - 81 ~,l. II e
land re-or-u u ia. IH-ftft ~ Coiunlna I vii -
on TUESDAY. 1HE tiLSI DAY 81 BE,i Mili.ls.
1871. linz NJ ilf .. fsitft a.
W thr ioli"" ma .i,s ell TruiHrty -ituH "a Union
ai-tinsu shed upon tie recur.a pat uiat 80; md
lniontown - i"is numbered SIX iuudfsai gud lIis
ttsill hunlr,d snd uarf ana "a hundred aud
thfss. l,BsSl ea,-h ff,ntin - -, "a ,,,vi ll,,t "a
Near las stfs..t y pffb Of I.al it.-t ltlKtI
~ ihr'' ''iiior'ati. ia room trai. Hinge wfIirh
IMNEDlAIElN SFTEE that certain Tiis', 81 tar-
ce 81 land situate ~ bisfri.f & Guniisia sous 4
tie n the y,:'s q s4ia i-trst ~ lot ~
Two 90. cottati.l'- IA uuasani ave tuuIrJ-i and
ninety -tMo tn..fF.f square 4.st -rs.ud. situate
road.
Terms each piece OF parcel ,,u.-tl rl .-ush al
ance IN ON" aH0f~o yarS ~itB ..f,.-t AZ q ,r ,rttt
l-i snnul lHk atle SsiI-inuUnilAn nuI -s-tfsa ls a
Geei 81 uiist ga IA. IruI-rs sold. al c.si
cofdill2 al ~" s',i-i. tlu.t 80 Will
e required IA each Iis a tile ff. .als aud
safe the .lis r.-lii 70 f-, = mon
erty m default r4-k aud ro-t ID tll, L. If
pui'i,ar'f isf w" usAS i"ii~ ~ ruri rt=al" pun
ID. e.
JOHN p. sHEPERp.
Rooms - and -. a.. itr1i' building haceivef.
4 -. -
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| The Force Cut Down and Number of
| Wagons Taken OF.

The Force Cut Down and Number of
Wagons Taken OF.
In compliance with the verbal instructions
of the Commissioners looking to reduction of
expen in the conduct of the garbage service
Health Officer Hammett today recommended
that the services of Inspectors C. z. Landreau,
U. NJ. Monroe and R. c. jenkins be dispensed
with and that the per diem pay allowed In
spectors Walter Burton, NJ. V. Mason, G.. NJ
Slye and Henry Lacy be reduced to 81 per
day and that the number of teams employed
be reduced to sixteen.
DR.. Hammett says that this curtailment of
force and teams in the garbage service will
necessarily cause a less number of visits to be
made for the collection of garbage from dwell
ing houses. hotels. restaurants, &c, and that
hereafter only weekly service can be afforded,
although effort will be made in cases of large
accommodations to have them removed
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C,HANCERY SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
Distrct OF Columbia in equity cause 1856. docket
~ Mier vs. hpnes s,imlnistra,ors ct nj. we shall
on IUESDAn. The FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER
ls9l at -FOUR O'Clock p. n, offer for sale at pub,
lie auction on the premises. the following described
real estate ~ the county Of WASHINGTON. DC that
10 say: All that part OF tract called 'rass
land which lies west Of the road, beginning for
the same at point in the line between Rosenbusch
aad e L; Brooa.' and running thence in southeast
wardy direction along said division line 24-lOO
perches irom ticsTells Corner thence north s9, de-
grees, West ~ 'Si-lCo perches ~ the sido Of
Loush1orosh lane thence with said lane north go.
said road thence %lt SAD west line south 80 degrees
ginning-containing one acre. three and twelve
percnes.
Terms Of sale: One.third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance In two equal installments ut
spectveiy one and two years non, day of sale, All
cash. at the option OF the purchaser In the pur
chaser shall elect not to the whole Of the purchase
money IN cash the deferred snail bear
from the day Of sale IT per cent Per annun and he
cured Dy the promissory notes OF the purchaser and
deed OF trust on the PROPERTY: A deposit 800
cordins at the purchasers cost II tine terms OF sale
properly will be resod at the rsk and Of the de-
fAuitins purchaser.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
). HOLDswoRTH GORDON. TTnssee.
OUNCANSON bhOS.. AuctA nol9<l6ds
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use HOrsfOrd's Acid phOsDhafe

Dr.. Lorenzo Waite Pittsfeld, Mass, says: .From
its use for period of abOu. eight weeks to the ex-
ciuson of all othel remedies, attribute the restur-
alton TO health OF patient who was emacated to
the last degree, IN consequence of nervous prosra-
ton and dyspepsia. This patients stomach was in
such an irritable condition that he could not bear
either liquid or solid food An accomplished physi-
consultation, pronounced his case an incarable one
At this stage decided 10 HOrsfords Acid Phos-
phate. which resulted as above mentioned"
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l4sEl :,

TRUSTEES SALE OF rot Il NAIrABII BrILD-
me LOIS. EACn IL lfI y lGtiii-S fEONr
Bl 100 fEtl bfr a. SIN All ~ HE NORTH
Slbf o. !. : i,f-I-4 Mol. nv Isl EGIklfN
TMtNIl-IlhSr sIKLET AND NEM HAA.P-
SHIRE AkENiI
BY virtue oi a certain deed 81; irus, dated Nay L
1871. AMI recor,i.d May AZ. issI. ia
inter- lSS. iolio .. 81 sd, 81 the lnnu r-uris
OF the D!strlct Oi tvIutlIE. ana ~ the written
request OF the party urea thereby. Snl of-t
SAFE IA front o. The fruisr1 II lSDsA. tt.
lhEN A-fOl ~ "a DAA al Non EAilIl-i.. tssll. Il
hAlE-fASD FOUR OHInt n T. NJ. the follow inr
described property. situate ia. sy Aastnnria.
District oi tO.nniti-. uttllnal ct num-
beft-t Il ar ~. ~ square uUuultrrd seventy
an1 entraclg al 81 cts numbered -fhrsss 49,
iorty Hour ga. forty tNe t4ll and co.
hate n Foote'S s5liy said ur-suH 1T fuur
t4A. y AZ r,Vovds itter N, fia "a tue
re"f1s VI The ofiive u hv survey ~a4d BisII,t
Terms -: Sale bIt.--h I'll ~. Irs4 uI -. the
snbaNlslon lois above fp,i thu ans- N
oie Two and three years with iLtT,et e, q
lsf tlii yer ann iii. able ssidiiiigIa4k and
cured hS deed uI q ~ the ITuIsf1 ala ,a-
al the 81 ticn OF tie sUrriiai Required "A,
each LOT NJ time %: lers 10 ,orI lei Mtt IA
hi.,ii tats from tie dly 81 the truIsrtN "
lie resoI the anu Il sIault. IA piir-
chaser alter i've days -.sis
paper published tie cIty - Washington ni-rl. Il
90 uiiba. lie Iroi+rts Wl.l t+ according the
SUBDIVISION. each lot SEPARATELY.
MALTER A. MlIs'sN
GEORtiE l.. Ft.hMISo trustees
uOl.-dfS 40 IA. n.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
IL
IMPORTANT SALE BY

IMPORTANT SALE BY
OF SUPERIOR Fyk SIftRf.t CARPETS. &c.. At
THE LLEGANiLn LuhNIshED RESIDENCE
f fHE kts!f II fafT
soMEII rrHol STIRRED u p. on siT
e2kF II NTH SfTIf hAS S'
khteR sin akSp fMbR9ibfk IL bsG 2bGSi
I lhEH III, tNLA T,r SfsiSsts xtGf HASb,
S amG GaNpsdaf asS sEEff'T pfS.Mdff,I II
VASES. HANDSOME PUNCH Bowi.s. oKMoii
CHAIRS ESsRoIGhhIp IS slLk. hkdN ~
ER Gssf aNT3rE GA EesFf f fFf SsS
9 Of GE IA TABLES. 0SE , 94k SABiNEI. MADE
daRyEb ASp iSLs h5 viii i tb5SSaN aab
MfR OF SEM SEP RATE cE PNif TABE
soME PhKIok ErRSITikE NoT nix,
hH GEI Hail EtSk a Thief SShlS
LAMBS tTAlJAS PoRfiEhts. NrMBEk
Oak Ga o SFE
CARVING TABLES. MHAINoTs, BIAS
cHHIks. Ss,H; cG,aMSIE thSlGtRfs * ASH" ASH.
SIDE Esstns MaRBI lsG Tor hLBR GEEsPs:
kS5 snAss rA EEkf s HsSb
SOME MIKEoR FK3NT WhRni;ohEs, 6tk
LIGHTS. ENGkANfNGs, HAIR AND Wo0i
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS Az
AssoRTMENT OF BEDpING. DECOEAiED
French MARBLEcLocK.s IDE RNAMFNTs
10 MATCH: ONE BkASS CHANDELIER
BRASS FIRE STAND; shoyEL AND TONGs,
DKE ;s g, TABLES, ENGLISH MAHoGAYi
MIIuRE, SUCH AS MALNuIofFIcE DEsks.
sTERg 18Ss aHirRs WAISITf fnl1 rrhqs
E EoSRERS,, 9EFIcE TABLES, STONES.
80 BOTTLES or CHATEAU LEAZII1E. An
9f ST; yuLlAN; = BOTTLES Of POET WINs,
PETs,e RIGS ~; 9NE HANDSOMELY
ton OF GLASS AND TABLE wAEE, LoT OF
TOR, KITCHEN TABLES, CHAIRS, CROCK
ERY. COOKING U1ENS1Ls, &c
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4 WENTY-FIFTH
1891. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. M. al RESI-,
DENCE NO. Ell STREET NOETHMEsH xs
will sell tine above effects with many sgtees t.,s coca
toned This il an excellent opportunity for private
buyers to make very desirable purchases. The
portion of this furniture made order IN Holland
ana Is the property Of gentleman leaving the city.
The residence viii lie open Tuesday, the from
to 4, Tor inspection, when cat can fe had.
THOMAS DowLING q son. Auctoneers,
nol4dts A. II.
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During the twentyfour hours ending at moor
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-AIary Daley. IS years, cerebral con-
gestion; Annie J. Kerper. years. diphtheria
Charles Potter, month. marasmus: Fannie n.
jacobson. 81 years, cerebral meningitis; Peter
Schmidt, " years. senile debility; Eva c. Dent.
% years. consumption: Elizabeth p Smith. sc
years. pneumonia; Johanna Brennan, 90 years,
heart disease.
Colored-lsaiah Mcpherson, AZ years, pye-
mia: Ida Lane, 20 years. mitral stenosis: David
Marshall. 56 years paresis: Frederick Hopkins
30 years, punctured wound of neck: Richard
Frazier, Is years, peritonitis: infant of Bell
Richardson, 3 hours, congenital debility.
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Kidding the City of Diphtheria,

Eve have, in my opinion, stamped out a
probable epidemic of one of the most fatal dis
eases of this climate, diphtheria," said Health
Officer Hammett to STAR reporter this morn
ing. 1--WE have not had a report of the disease
from Georgetown this month, while previous
to last month the cases reported from that sec
ton were numerous.
'This has been done by the prompt action of
the Commissioners in carrying out the recon-
mendations OF this Office and by the efficient
sanitary measures adopted by the inspector of
contagious diseases. DIR. c. j. Osmun, with the
cooperation of the medical attendants"
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1THOMAs BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneera
l. Ill l. st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. ll45TWENTl- FIRST STREET.
BETWEEN L AND NJ STREETS NORrHWEST.
BY virtue of q deed OF trust dated March 1890
recorded in Ilber No. l4ts, folio .69 ct seq, Of
the land records OF District Columbia and the
request OF tue parties secured thereby, will
puDltc ancion in front OF the premises MONDAY,
S SSYEHsER :, Th HI ,h 1881: a. FoUk
land situated and lying in the city OF
WASHINGTON and District OF Columbia known lot
number *, of William H. Deggs' subdivision Of orig
nal 10: sixteen l6) in square number one hundred
records OF the surveyors office Of said District 'front.'
ing ~ ~ feet the east side of Twenty-nrst street.
by a depth OF ~. ts feet to an alley, improved by q
three-story and Easement brick dwellinS.
Terms: One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest at cent. secured By deed
trust the property, all the option Of pur-
chaser deposit of 800 will be required at time OF
sale All conyeyancing At the cost OF the purchaser
If the terms Of sale are not complied with days
day of sale the trustees right reese
after ye days notice ia The Evening newspaper
at the risk and cost OF defau ting purchaser
JAMES b MINER
po16d&ds CHAS. c. GJOyER-l Arustees.
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A Republican Club.

A republican organization under the name
Of ''Stillyard's Club" was formed last night in
the twenty-frst district, with Mr.. D. Stillyard,
president; Mr.. q. F. Lucas. vice president;
Mr.. j. E. Harvey. secretary; Mr.. J. s. Harvey,
treasurer. Among the persons mentioned as
delegates to the District convention were Mr..
ID. Stillyard, Mr.. L. q. Fletcher and Mr.. g. F.
Lucas.
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THIS EVENING,
- ATCLIFtE, DARR & CO, Auctloneers
N Art Galleries, $50 Pennsy lvania ave. q.

- ATCLIFtE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers
N Art Galleries, $50 Pennsy lvania ave. n
ORIENTAL ART EXTRAORDINARY.
PEREMPfORY CATALOGUE SALE BY AUCTION
OF MOST EXQUISITE AND SUPERB
COLLECTION OF
TURKISH AND ORIENTAL
RUGS, CAkPETS. HALL RUGS. MATS, HANG
INGs, EMBhOIDEkIES. &c,
INCLUDING ALL OF THE CHOICEST PATTERNS
AND SIZES IN
MODERN AND ANTIQUE
TURKISH, PERSIAN AND INDIAN
TAPESTRIES AND TEXTILES.
This collection has been especially selected for the
finest and most critical trade. and all OF
in portation.
The Embroideries the finest ever exhibited for
sale by public auction. unique in styles and pat
tern and elegant in workmanship. and can be had in
all Sizes from tue smallest doyIy to the largest drap
cries.
The whole forming most attractive and costly col
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
To be sold
GALLERIES, go Pa. AVE. y. W,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NO
NEMBEK EIGHTEENTH NINETEENTH AND
TWENTIETH. AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE
+. Nj. EACH DAY, and a special sac by request OF
numerous patrons will he made on thursday EVE
MING. NOVEMBER NINETEENTH at HALF-PAST
SEt EN- O'CLOCK, TO accommodate those who cannot
attend either OF the other sales.
Free exhibition MONDAY AND TUESDAY. No
velnber rs and -. from - a. to ..
Sale by order Of
nol4-6t d. X. yARZHABEDIAN & co.
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS
/ ATIMER Il SLOAN AuctIoneers.
l4O9 ST.. United States Treasury.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LARGE NUMBER OF
CARPETS
FROM THE L. S. CAPITOL,
BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF CLERK,
AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
1909 G STREET.
ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY FIRST
1891, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
ALSO
General Household Goods.
Smyrna Rugs Turkish kuss, Fine Fngrayings and
PAINTINGS.
ALSU
Several Fine PAINTINGS by Max Weyl
ALSO
Dining Room and kitchen Furniture
LAT1MER & SLOAN,
nol9-2t Auctioneers.
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during business say that in the future
REGULAR SALE AT OUR ROOMS.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
Will be on
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK AT TEN O'CLOCK
FOR FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE
AND TWELVE O'CLOCK
FOR HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.
Our rooms are the most central, being near the
market all lines of making it the best place to
dispose OF - -
In the city.
goods not exposed to the weather. rain. wind,
snow heat. &C.. thus keeping them in good condition
WE THEREFORE, SOLICIT
Consignments from
HoUsEKEEPERs AND PERSONS
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
Send goods at your pleasure and will care for
them sell them and send check TO Your address.
postal card will to send q wagon for your
goods Is You elect.
REMEMBER. SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK
Is the day. and if you forget to send your goods to
auction until Saturday morning
THAT Is TINE ENOUGH
For the sale.
Persons who wish a good assortment Of goods to
select from should attend these
SATURDAY SALES.
Where they will in addition find comfort and pleasure
while buying.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
AUCTIONEERS.
no17-4t go PA. AVE. n. W.
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TRUSTEES SALE or lHREE-sroRY BRICK
DMElIING. BElNG fkl-AlSkS No. llss L
S1klFT NfltnAESu -

TRUSTEES SALE or ThREE-sroRY BRICK
DWELLING. BElNG fhl- AlSkS No. l4,ss l.
STREET Nom NtS1.
By virtue ~ deed 81 trust Go u. l.earing date the
Sth day u 4 a. lS's AID Itcur 4ed "a iii..r
No 100. foo 80 - the land f.s-,rtl~ 81
the DisIrrf Il tunniing. and the r-luesa ~ fs,
party secured tu-I-J. vii sell al puu.ir aIiftt,n
IA front OF the premises 81 MONDAY, NDGI.A Itt x
1HlEIlETn. ls9l. "a nA1-f-iASr ftlt RtD't fss n
NJ the ioilONl.s de- "a eel pse- parcel 81 land
anu premise situat- and i--ng fitS sl Aa-u-
lngfon Distract OF Columbia. ana known AID as
tinrsiel sris of uts numbered eieyef 40 - and
twelve az .; DaEidsii's subdivision squura uul.-
-rei fo hIiiidtG and sir'een t2l6l. teliun s ior
the SAINT nj point 4. - distant y-s.x-n -
-et and Tour Cd inches east trou, the northwest
her OF said square. and rum hufe fourteen
q - ieet ana Two - inches, tbtnre south ms
,bi f-ef 80 thfvsfco hliey. fallrte. "A
n-j ieet and two 90 iDctes. AID nftE-
on. 0lD feet Ia the 20 mt OF bl1nnIng together WITH
Tn. improvements thereon.
Terms OF sac; One-tbIId cash. hAlGnr. in six aud
twelve nontlis notes "a lar it-rest the
90 cent per anHun and 10 b. secured as deco "A
trust on tine IruIsIfy su. ,ttuu
purchaser deI'uSli SUu r-puIr..l time Il ssl.
Al ronFryaDcIiIg aud rsurdInE purchasers cost
itsrIns % sale n't -oiiI"d Nth DAYS
TIE day u SAFE tue trustees the rllit a. ryssi
the prof. ertN al risk and cos' deauitug parrha-r
after hive days Advertisements 81 aur luu-
iisled Ia Na-tllnstoIl. u. 4.
THOMAS A. ROVER, f.
nol4-eodSds JOHN % BLll. , iFustees-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-19
g. BENS{NGEk, Auctioneer, q
y. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE
BAZAAR.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES, MARES
MULES. WAGONS. CARRIAGES. HARNESS
&c.
VIII be soid within the bazaar. No. $40 Louisiana
avenue. SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
TNENTf-FlRST. at TEN O'CLOCK.
10 head of First class Work Driving Horses and
Mares and several Good Mules. Also
Carriages wagons, Phaetons. Bugyies Harness. &c
5. BENSINGEK
A,,cAi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-19
Fined for Small Larcen,es.

Daniel Brooks and George Spiller, colored
boys, were before Judge Miller this morning
charged with larceny. The former was charged
with stealing bottle of whisky from William
*. Lee aud the latter was convicted of having
stolen newspaper from Mr.. L. L. Baird s
front door. The boys were fined 50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-19
AUNCANsoN Bkos.. Auctloneers.

I1UNCANSON BhOS-, AurtlOnesrs.
TWO THREE-sToRY BRICK BAY-wINpow
NORTHEAST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
TWESff-fff tn. 1881, AZ HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK. We will sell m front OF tho PREMISES
LOTS 4 AND q. SQUARE NJ.
Each lot fronting Ii fee, anu improved ",
nearly new brick DWELLINGS. lay Windows presslriC
fronts. modern cunyeni-nces- good opportunity &c
Obtain comfortable bone or Tor Investment
Terms Will lie sold subject 20 - trust y: So 80
each bearing per cent interest, balance cash. de
post Of 500 required each lot sale. Cen
Seyancine &c al purchasers cost. Terms Ia he com
Piled with IN fifteen days otherwise rght reserved
resell at risk and defautin. purchaser after
days advertisement Of sach resale newslapei
published IN Washington. = c.
nol4dSds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers