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SherWin, Williams Co.'s Paint.

For those wishing to see the quality
and color of the above paint we call their
attention to the residence of s. L. Brooks,
Judge Bennett, Smith French and others
painted by Paul Kreft
Snipes & Kinersly are agents for the
above paint for The Dalles, Or.
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we ask that you give it fair trial, and
If satisfied with it's course a generous
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sEIPEs & EIuERsLY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
DEALERS IN
Fine Imported, Key West and DOnef
CIGARS
PAIN T

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and if you wish to get the best quality
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four pages Of six columns each, will be
issued every evening, except Sunday,
and will be delivered in the city, or sent
by mail for the moderate sum Of fifty
cents a month
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PROPOSALS.

pkolOsAl.s fOk CUT GRANITE-oFFICk or
n bIlLDlN6 foh LIBRARY OF CON0REss
NO 40 last CAPITOL St. Washington. ID. O., Novsn-
delivering the granite. ishf b ne gray color and
balconies OF the p4Vllions the building for the
hs Sfs until fMo s ocLoSk IN on sel fHrk :
D na lhE IENIh DAY OF DECEMBER, lspi,
anu oIened immediately thereafter IN presence a
bidders specincaons general instructions and con-
ditons and blank forms OF PROPOSAL may b< Oh spe
on aTplication at this ofhc-. BERNARD r. GRFEN
ouI-rlnlendent and Ensineer. nols -. -. 2S,ds.s
pRoPosALs FOR STEEL PLATES, &C., ron
we Washington Navy lard-Noyember a, 1891 =
&c, Tor the Masnlngton navy yard TO be open.d De-
ceinber IL. 1871" viii le reserved Al the bureau a
ro'isons and oicih,nE Navy Departmsnt. wsshins>
CLIMBER III TENTH. lspl and PUBLICLY opeped
immediately thereafter, 10 furnish st the Masll-
hktDn navy yard ls.Suo rOund~ chrome steel plates.
" pounds steel iorngs 1880 pounds tool steel,
also quantity Of brass globe valves. emery vhesls
stee wire rope screws, nails. &c The articles musi
conform 10 the navy standard and the usual naval
hslsetoh. Bank prlIos1ls will be furnished upoa
navy paS Once Washington. TO the bureau The
tention Of manufacturers aud dealers invited n
olds al other thnss beng equal. decided by Tk0
le'f any all bids deemed adyantAxeous 10 ths
government. EDWIN sTEMART, Paymasfer Geo.
eral. L. y Navy. nossI-2tavoV
nERor QuARrERMAsTER's OFFICE WASH
A. inston. u. g. Decembsr .. lssll-sesled pre-
be received here until ELEVEN O'CLOCK A M.
sAIihDAl, JANUARY SECOND, lsas2. and then
olened ior furnish ng during the hve months. conn
neneing February 4, lssr2. such forage. straw ana
tran as may he required All information required
Will be furnished ON Application this Office hive
Iopes containing PROPOSALS should be marked .'Pro-
States Army. di-sa
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AN ELEGANT
THREE-sToRY AND BASEMENT RESIDENCE
No. 111e VERMONT AVENUE
AT AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER
NINTH. 1901. at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front Of the
premises. We sha offer at public auction that valuable
three-story and basement residence No. ZIG Yer
mont avenue. containing sixteen rooms with modern
improvements. carved walnut mantels fine chande-
ers capacious and elegant bath rooms. pantries and
closets. wide halls. wide and deep lot with fne brick
stable side and alley. and taking altogether one
of the most desirable residence properties in the CITY
and where property 10 rapidly increasing In value
Terms: one-third cash: balance In one, two and
three yeas with notes bearing and secured bv
sdeed OF trust on the property sold. AL conveyancing
and recording at purchasers cost deposit Of s5OO
viii be required at the time of sale
no2s-dAds LATIMER SLOAN, Aucfioneer,.
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I ATIMEK 4 SLOAN. Auciioneers.

TO CLOSE An ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
iE3PEkTi; siIUATE " NINEIEENIH
SIRtE1 BETWEEN AND II STaEtTS
NOR1hWEST. BEING No. 30
BY virtne Of deed in trust dated srh day of june
D. 1888. and duly recorded in Liber lO44 folio 30
ct seq OF tie land records of the District Columbia
and toy the written direction OF tine parte interest,"
We Will sell al pub auction. i'll front the premises
on TUE,DA. DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1881. at
-FOUR OCLOS X p. NJ, part OF
LOT IL IN SQUARE 10
Fronting "a feet and 10 the side of 18th
street by depth OF ~ feet Improved by a three
story brick RESIDENCE. with back building and modern
improvements. being No 10 18th northwest
THIS IS very valuable property, u good neghbor-
hood no wpsfe ground and offers u splendid oppor-
tunlty to ias estors or home seekers.
Terms: Onethrd cash biiance in one and two
years. with interest and secured by a deed OF trust
ON the property. or all cash. All conveyancing and
recording Al cost OF purchaser deposit $40 will
be required at time of sale. Terms lie conn lied
with IN ten days the property may lie resod risk
and cost OF deIau:ting purchaser.
ANDREW JAMlESON.l Tr,s,...
no26-dts HARRY Q. WHITING, ( Arustees-
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'ALKING IT OVER.

moment it became apparent in the caucus that
there was deadlock the minor candidates took
courage and became determined to remain in
the fight to finish.
Through seventeen ballots Mr.. Crisp held the
lead in the caucus. with Mills close at his heels
Starting on the first ballot with "a for Crise; 70,
Mills; 80. Springer; 10. McMillin. and a..
Hatch, the caucus closed. Crisp holding "a
votes; Mills, 81; McMillin. 10: Springer. II. and
Hatch. 5. From the fifth ballot it was dead
lock. the change in the relative position of the
candidates being immaterial.
On the very first ballot Mr.. Mills swelled his
vote as a result of the raid on Springer. getting
about eighteen votes. which had before then
been known as Springer votes, and in the rain
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ID AIClIfTk DARE 3 co.. Auctioneerx.
~ goo pennA. ave- n "


r Ar0ITsh DARE CO.. 81, Sr ssss.
EE Sf 4 h6 sISek
sffsssssESs il rs i5x HE
ASSSsS5h 81 q ISL G0f sESfs
Day q Novsms.r. 1881, in Equity Cause is:Se en-
asn sss 9: Ii. II b ss d Ct n
RSins,ns John 2 shepPsrd receiver in sid and
ks sSSti sy e ssss 4 Gray Kate N Gray and
AID m.ds snd s.sSrded on ase sS S ss - q %
ysmbsr lsel. N Lber No 1850 folio 4 ct SD of the
gTSkE DS 1 as .na n Sp e s
HARRisoS hSp MoNKeE sT NkifftkssoI hSsoo S
fEfSfh b ISL Ipf sfdi sNshs At fhi TES
Ss ssns.H.S AZ ne and sus
ssuhasssks. ssPPitchrkks'
CANNED GOODS. ToILEf soar.
BRooMs. BRusHEs.
MoEkssks. siRUPs;
B BHSR Sf hSaNwpERs, S SldkSs' WARE
nssMoKiNa AND cAEwISG foBAcco. &C.. &c.
'iN'' VINES so &c.
LARGE ICE BOX. SHOW CASES. SCALES.
=.
- ALSO
: F ESR sEScrRs, w.ooyi bRtassss;Fw '
The above stock is fresh and desirable and should
command the attention of dealers aud others
JOHN p SHEPHERD. Receiver.
Rooms - and - lie Droit building
d3dSdos Su2 ST. NV
,Eo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 800 18th st. n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED LOT. FRONTING FORTY FEET
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF L STREET NEAR
THE CORNER OF TwENTY-FIRsr STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in ber
No lttl. folio 4lO. OF the land the
District OF Columbia, and at the request OF the
PARTY secured Thereby. We viii oh,r Tor sale IN
'front.' OF the premises ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
SiA TENTH, 1891. Al HALF-PAST EOUROCLOCk
4 M the following described property in the city of
WASHINGTON District OF Columbia. TO wit All of oTil
ma lot IL IN square rs, sold subject a
OF trust TO secure the sum Of $500 and Interest.
Terms oi sale All cash. in excess of the herenbe
lore iced OF trust. 500 deposit Of
property Will he resod and of the
Tbs Evening STAR
JAMES II. SMITH, r.
HOWARD Ii. wiLiIAMs.S Trustees
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OF THE SAME OPINION.

begun on Crisp late Thursday night several
votes we're secured to Mills that had been be-
fore regarded as certain for Crisp The excite
ment growing out OF the situation has been in
tense since o'clock Saturday.
The scenes about the Capitol after the dead
lock set in Saturday night evidenced the great
nervous strain under which every one was
placed. The people pressing about the doors
to the House lobby awaited each ballot with
GREATNESS anxiety. and soon as the result OF
ballot WAS announced there was a break and q,
rush through the crowd toward the telegraph
Offices and to the several Headquarters The
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FUTURE DAYS,
pATCLIFFE. DARR q co.. aucuoneers.

II
CHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY. CORNER r
AND SIXTEENTH STREETS MORT WEST, I'M
PROVED BY SEVEN MODERN BRICK RESI-
DENCES.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Loiunbla. made anu enter Ell equity
cause NO. l5,U.-tase AFT CASE ct ai.-th. unt.er-
signed. as trustee will sell at publ, auction. in
OF the prein.ses, IHUksDAl DECEMBER THE
O'CLOCK r. NJ. the 10 IowIn described real estate i'll
the city OF Washington. d. C.. viz: lot, i:,S IA, amt
subdivision II square No. lob iyontiug % feet on
street north 30 Sixteenth west with
Il einip, oyeIuents there's
Teru.s Of sale: Dne-thIrG ash oi which 81, 900
must b~ paid At line sale residue equal
ailments. payab respectively in and Year,.
with interest. TO h evidenced ~ the
OF purchaser. bearing dat y. day e, ana
cured by Preserved hen deed OF trus ~
ICES. or the en:ire puh'i may he paid in
cas- h. at iuTcu cr's option The he
COAL et with III fifteen days lron day Of sale the
trustee WILL he ems Lest. resell tue proper at
the risk ana cost Of del ulting lr, he pop
erfy Wall he so.d entire subject existing leases
tDh All =. IA, CALaiUN. trustee,
-.Ot = lalIIl
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&nglish O. and II. Bondholders.
The committee Of English holders Of Ohio
and Mississippi bonds have obtained legal
opinion on the validity Of the Englsh vote In
electing three directors charged to carry out
the policy Of union with the Baltimore and
Ohio. The counsel they have employed adj
Of the legality Of the vote and that II The case
h carried 70 the courts Ne British bendholdeEs
are sure 70 triumph.
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ATTORNEYS.

Grosa. w. KrRx
Wsshington. p. G.. Central building eth ana -. A..
PATENTS AND PENsIONs w.
Leeters patent caveats and trademarka rrr~u~.d
0ovt olains proescuted pensions obtained :consuit
Won % a. lesal mesters nee o. ch<rrsl ssll-am
GANPBE1LcARRIN0 N,ATTORNTY-xTIaV:
Nwslsse Law buzlding Sos = ~. v.sSsS - .
~ 1onn0nnoA oo3 xa Az
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tlI.-Ct
huNCANStN btOS.. Auclloneers,
Il nd II s.s n

TRUSTEES SALE Oh THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS On 1HE SOUTH SIDE Or Il
STLELT B.-TMEEN SGUIH CAPITOL ANI
flkSI SIHEErS " ESD, WASH Nj On, ID. G.
Under and by virtu' of tre certain deeds trus;
Us. .uly rceo def! III La nuIiDeied l4:ij folo :S5
ct SEQ. %, scq and 80. et seq. the land rec
ords OF tie DIsrt o: Co. unDa. lid at the eq
the Iartes secured theret y. we the uui is .rn.,l
trustees, will sell NJ put,r auction. the
Premises, Oh A.ONDAl. ! H.. HEhEN III Oh DE-
Ct-AB A. D. lh9l. Al fOUE O'CLOCK I. NJ
All mat 'e'ta:n ece oI parcel o: Tnl tuae ash
lLstoit rity. i'Istfrt oI tOG.a, and Icing part
Original lot nnileret! ~ ill num- ber-u GS the
saIne hay n iota. troui sand South h
street by 80 lee, dci. and by three
Drrh uAe.i u : eaCh hawaii IOn. axe Sd. south
street o - lees. tie same Dcnt descrii,e.
In the ab,'ve III. rred lu uc.,i> y. t.l:s.
Terms OF sale The aboN- LoIs. bc offered and
sod separatr.y, the teIIs sale each ca VIII
lie a. lo..uws naIic On.-lilird D tue purchase
money u he paid III Cusi AMI the residu.
ilista iliIt his, p.yab.r IN tn-vr az and eighteen
tIfJ lo!.ihs, ana with mt RS (6 Iei cent per
inluln Abl' = sSlui lsiilA TO- winch the pur-
o. trusi 81" the irvperty so.u. cash. the IYt ION
OF the purchaser deiusit U. xICU wI be reQr-t.
Oh e.eh elise when so.d All r.nyey Ing and re-
coiN NJ al l.'iisiIa~ei's est A sr al
esr. muse lie ,ol.; Les. with
Vt sac. ,h-rw rrrstee rfyht to re-
Williamson, Trustee.
W. l.. IDMDNSION. 1ra-t-r.
nol9eod Ofhre. ..OJ 9th 81 n.
ST. THE ABOVE SAIL IS POSTPONED ON &C.
codn OF tie Ilr,elnt the weather uutE THUIS-
hour and Place.
c. II. WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
W. L. EDAitN TON, Trustee.
deco Ofhce. 80 9TH 81. n.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auc,ionesr..
III az
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkTY :W1 q ST NV, AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY 3O7 @ ST. NV. AT AUCTION
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated August z
1881. and recorded in Liber 1905 folio So seq.
of the land records the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby.
will sell at public auction in front OF the premises
TUESDAY. DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1881, at FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ. all Of that piece or parcel Of land and
premises situated in the city of Washington. the
District OF Columbia, known and designated part
lot No. in square numbered .I2Y. contained within
the following metes and bounds: BEGINNING for the
same at the corner Of said in the line Of
street. running thence east ntsen Q5l feet six (6)
inches on and with the line Of q street. thence north
sixty nine 1G) feet thence west fifteen Q5) feet
CD inches to the dividing line between lots CD and
three CD, and thence south to the line street. the
place Of beginning. with the improvements thereon.
Terms The purs haser to assume first trust Of a. 500
with interest and balance in cash. deposit SOO
required ut time Of sale Of sale
Piled with in 10 days the trustees the right
resell at risk and cost Of defaultinR purchaser.
FRED. W. PRATT. Trustee,
Sun building.
no25-dts Sun building.
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Thought TO h the Glendale Train Robbsrs.
Two men have been arrested ct St Louis
who are suspected 70 b part Of the gang
Who robbed the train near Glendale on Monday
night, By which Adams Express Company, II Il
aid loet e75OOO
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CHOKED BY FIRE DAMP.

Seventy Five Persons Lose Their Lives in q
French Coal Pit.
The report Of terrible mining disaster comes
from st. Etienne, in the department Of Loire
and the center Of one of the richest coal fields
in France. An explosion of fire damp occurred
at noon yesterday in one of the numerous coal
were unable to escape from the mine. Accord
ing to advices received last night seventy five
men persisted in the pit
Immediately after the explosion dense vol
umes Of evil-smelling smoke issued from the
mouth Of this and . connecting pit, and in Q
short time crowds of relatives and friends Of
the imprisoned workmen gathered about the
entrances of the pit and prepared for the work
OF rescue. When the first attempt was made
TO rescue the imprisoned men the rescuers were
driven back by the foul fumes that poured from
the shaft, and for nearly an hour nothing
could be done to aid the unfortunate miners
In the pit.
At the very outset the rescuers encountered
serious obstacle, as the main gallery was
found to have collapsed, thus preventing ac-
osss to the imprisoned men. After working
several hours In relays the party of rescuers
had cleared away portion Of the debris and
In Few minutes came across the bodies of four
miners. The men, although unconscious, were
ssAAA "AAvCe WAuc INC K0bCucIb were ~ WOEk
several doctors and a number of ambulances
had been summoned from ST. Etienue and
supply OF restoratives procured, 90 that the
promptest assistance might be given to all who
should be brought from the pit alive.
The speedy revival of the men rescued gave
hope that the others might be saved, and this
hope was strengthened whena short time after
ward another rescuing party which had entered
the connecting pit sent TO the surface four
more Of the victims, all of whom were quickly
restored 10 consciousness,
The second party Of rescusrs, however, found
that It was utterly impossible to reach the other
imprisoned men, and there seemed hardly .
doubt that all Of the latter had succumbed to
the poisonous gases that filed the chambers Of
the mine.
The wives. children and relatives Of the en-
tombed miners surrounded the mouth Of the
pit until long after midnight, and the most
heartreuding scenes we're Witnessed - the bodies
OF the victims were brought to the surface.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9Th and ID SITS. n. w.

DUNcANsoN BROS, AuctiOneers.
~ 9Th and ID SITS. NV.
EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES, SALE OF VAL.
kNOWN As 3iG SEVENTH sTREET IN S6 III
MIST AZ. IA t L1PStA, ANENnE NokTE
STREETS soUrhwLsL;
FINE BUILDING I6 1r'S OK EIGHTH STREET
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTH
by of the powers vested we will offer for
sale. at pubic auction. front OF the respective
premises. the days and at the hours hereinafter
% @ 81 vi 2sit SRinef THE n iHs
OF DptCLMBLE, A, ID. 1891. at HALF-PAsT
PART OF LOTS . AND 10. SQUARE AZ.
flonting FEET IL lilo inches ON seventh street,
business h11Se InGwn as ZIG SEkENTH STREET.
next to the National Bank Republic. and under
goo renal ana 1eeTidea by 1T Is Bon Marie
O'CLOCK p NJ
PART OF LOT 5. SQUARE AS.
IsIANA AVENUE between SIXTH aud SEVENTH
s saS Sesi and mprOys y 1se Srek bpiYess
nov occupied by grocery;
business property in the District. ana suitable for
bus ness OF most any character, and tor investment
0N THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF pEcEM-
Der. AID. 1891, at FOI.R O'CLOCK PM, PART
Lot. C. D and az {. square ass.
frontinF ~ iett on street south by depth Of 50
dwelling southeast corner OF 10Th and streets south
on SAME DAY. At FoRTY-FIyE MINUTES
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK z NJ,
LOT IL, SQUARE g0e
Fronting 20 feet street east by depth of lo4
ieet inch. tins lot being just south Of PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE
Terms One-quarter cash: balance in equal INSTALL
ments al ana years. notes to lie gwen for de-
ierIeu payments, hearing per per annuln inter-
est seini-annuay. and to he secured by deed
OF trust on the rem Sold AL cash, at option
1eposlt OF s2.JOU required on property 3l6 9TH
street northwest, $1,000 property o.S3 Louisiana
avenue. and 500 each the other two pieces al
time property bid OF. Terms complied with in
20 day otherwise the rihf tie Prop
eIty Ia d. :aui at the risk and the defauting
purchaser or purchasers. 10 days advertisement
ol such resale i'll newspaper published in WASH
lhztsJD- DC. HENRY BRADLEY.
GEORGE u BRADLEY
Surviving Executors and Trustees.
no26-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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RAlCIIffE. DAKK 4 CO.. Aucnoneer.,
Az GIU Pa. q w,

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED
Nal ESTATE On STREET Man THE
CORNER OF SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST
BEING THE LARGE TWO-sTOKY Al d BASE.
MENT BnlCk BUILDING NO. 0tr. 4 SHEET
CONTAINING A LARGE HALL AND THE
Rooms OF THE CARROLL INSTITUTE, BY
On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SIXTEENTH
1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. N. we will sell in front
Of the premises that elegant and highly valuable inn
proved real estate Oh street between 9th and 18th
northwest. known Is the
CAkkOLL INSTITUTE PROPERTY
AND PART OF LOT TWENTY IN SQUARE FOUR
HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX
Fronting "a IL. IL feet on street and has an even
depth of ~ feet 10Y inches.
This property, account of its large frontage
presents an excellent opportunity for capitalists or
syndicsIe to secure eligible site for large ONCE
building. for which Tin view Of ITS close proximity to
all the lines OF and herds the court house pat
ent post aud other departments IL unsurpassed or
can lie made good investment by the use of its pres
ent Improvement, containing large hail. hnished base
second floor
Terms Of sale: Liberal and made known at sale. A
deposit OF $500 required at the time Of sale
do-d6dn RAICLIFFE. DAkR CO. Aucts.
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w. M. SuusrrR & Soxa
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH

TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH
RECOGNIZING THAT BUSINESS IN OUR LINE
is FULLY ONE MONTH BACKWARD. AND HAv-
ING AN ovERsTocK OF FINE CHOICE GOODS.
WE HAVE DETERMINED TO REDUCE QUE
STOCK WITHOUT DELAY. AND SHALL BEoIn
ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30 AND ALLOW q
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR II
LARGE OR SMALL PURCHASES FOR CASH QUIZ
STOCK is WELL KNOWN TO CONTAIN GOODS on
ALL DESCRIPTION AND OF THE BEST MANU-
FAcTUREs IN EUROPE AND AMERICA. SILKS.
FABLES, RHADEIMEssE. BENGALINEs. VEL
VETS. PLUsHEs, sERGEs HENRIErTAs. pIAO-
oNALs. BEDFoRDs. PLAIDs. STRIPES. AND N
FACT MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FrRsT-cLAss
DRY GOODS. ON ALL OF WHICH WE WILL ALLOW
TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. WE ALSO HAVE
AN ELEGANT LINE OF HosEM UNDERWEAR
AND THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS. SUCH AS TOWELS. NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS. CRASHES. BEpsPREAps,
BLANKETS. &c. ALL OF WHICH ARE AT THE
LOWEST MARKET VALUE. AND AN ADDITIONAL
DISCOUNT OF TEN CENTS ON THE DokLAD
FOR CASH.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctiol,.rr, M mo-:
DATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuon.ers.

hSE sAE o 2S
sTr.LETs NoRfdwEsT. Known AS Honsk
No. 81, By AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree of tine Su Court the Dis
trict OF Columbia. PASSED Il.e day Of November
d. 1871. i'll equity cause l.;,:; docEet IL. where
lIs e' al are dc end,nts tie undersigned will
Sner on o' ssT ~ "T ,ns n ,;9;t 9t ' rea
BLk d, 1881, at HALF rAs1 FOUR O'CLOCK
beng in tn. 1T o. Washinton in The a s f Of co
.u.nbia KNOWN as The w-strnn-ost twenty five csj)
numbereG s-.el 90, an square ser, alton ettered
A, S.nninI Tor said PARTS OF lots at point
incLts II Uinrhesl est from tn, west line said
a 1 seven 90 anu The east ins o. twenty 2 loot
the i,ont line said lot stye:' a and running
nne paIse, with SAID alley hundred and five Re {
sha i"ur inchs tlu, 1t In.), thence westerly
two inches c. It. M. thence northrriy with
saia iey twen'y-two feet and two inches c:ft and
sand aey Lfty-one ieet anu ei-ht neL o., IT. and
Inc and a, right With M O ae hst
ared 'nd tweniy-ser' feet ana five inches az II. and
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payar.e at one Q and two % years from the
annrn. secured by deed o. trust upon the premises
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

T ATn@ . noAx. A.ss,o.s..
CATALOGUE sA1l
H11AonDGNA1Y ooII.cTIoa
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND BUGS
OF every size and description. for the holidaya
WIN b sold without limit BY order and for
account Of the
ORIENTAL CARPET CO. OF NEW YORK
COLLECTION OF BEST QUALITY
SMYRNA CARPETS AND RUGS
OF LATEST DESIGN.
TO BE SOLD AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
14Oo ST.. NEAR Q. s. TREASURY.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
DECEMBER EIGHTH. NINTH and TENTH, 1891
AT ELEVEN AN and THREE p NJ. EACH DAY.
EXHIBITION MONDAY
FROM AM. UNTIL 9PM
d4-3t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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with great determination. preserving their
calmness according to the manner of their tenn
peraments.
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didates. and at the close of the night work Mr..
McMilln was shining with satisfaction.
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ment until near daylight Sunday morning but
for the fact that the members we're starved out