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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

WALTER B. WILLIAMS b CO.. Auctioneers.
Sc EH9S LA hfa
S Hh Fls4s saoA JUN ssJGs S9H
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A'.oUn ooAo0 MA LIZ B. WILLIAMS !. CO..
THOMAS BOWLING SON. AuctioneerA
GERANIgMs. HELIOTROPE. PANsiEs, PETT.
f faNS, dHiEfsS9ktAsr sAGERATuM AND A1scEL-
On FRIDAY MokNfNe. MAY TwENTY,sEc-
our auction rooms. we ssl sell als Of
myS0-E Auctioneers.
THOMAS E wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer.
81 5HpAy MAH nSs 4
ta numbered s and 81 "a street neItheas.
sS Of .ae
myig-st THOMAS E. wAGaAMAN, Auct.
DUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneer..
ENTIRE coNTENTs Of STORE No 1909 PENN.
IL SSSs1fI
skTs khAirD S &SsE. B BfsaGE
On rRaDAY MORNING TnH NAY
URDAY. TWENTY-THfRD. at sAhE HoTRs, we
NV. occupied by NJ W. Beveridge, Esq. and consist
ing in part of
Decorated Dinner. Fish and Tea Sets
Decorated Toiler Sets, Vases, Urn.
Japanese Ware, French China decorated and plsin)
Bronze and China Lamps Bric-a- Br.c.
After Dinner Coffees. Plated Casters, Coffee and
Tea Sets.
Bisaue and other figures, Tin and Wooden Ware.
Cut and other Glass Ware. Decanters Goblets Tum.
blers. Stone and other Crockery, Spittoons, &c.
china housefurnishing store, Mr. Beveridge having
removed to his new store en- ST., and having freshly
stocked same, the sale c0 prises goods the store
formerly occupied by him.
this line
store open and goods on exhibition on Thursday
my19-d&s DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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VI; CLsRENcE puvALL.l r,,.,,
my19-dSds EDWARD GRAVES, irusb
I ATIMER a SLOAN. Aucuoaesr.-

NEW THREE-sToRY AND TOWER BRICK RES
IDENcE NO. HOS FIFTH STREET NORTH
MIST, IN The sCHNEIDER BLOCK, con
TANNING TEN ROOMS. BATH AND ALL
MODERN CoNYEN1ENCEs.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY.
SEVENTH, 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front OF tile
premises. We shall sci that elegant rssidenre. No
HOS 9TH street north west three and basement
CONTAINING ten rooms hne cellar. furnace finished
the most approved style. handsomely decorated. Lot
lSxs7 TO I5-foot alley AZ orlnr good staling room
This IL very yaluab property and should comma nj
the attention OF investors OF parties no dies re hhud-
some and comfortable home.
Terms; cash, balance and two years. with
notes bearing Interest and secured by deed trust
or all cash. at option VI pun asg All convey ansns
and recorng at purchasers cost Two hundred dol
lars deposit equred at time of sale.
LATIMER a SLOAN
mylg-d&ds Auction.sr,
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aacaonss..
AOSE yMA J5sI pgR5Ss 5SJ s5FV NIP

&SS SADA.E lOlcs $500 ~
On MOUNT PLEASANT sTREET COX WIFI.
NEf AvENUEl AND ROCK CREEK CHURCH
ROAD, OPPOSITE HoLMEAD MANoR, -.
THIRD Dh DAY ss OF on MsA Is FIVE ociocE
7. NJ. at public auction, the hiehesi bidder. u
following desrlt real estate viz Lots number too
CO 70 twenty i've (25l both inclusive. OF Charles
Walter and Casper Nindus subdivision 81 the farm Of
the lste John A. Purner. being PART Of Pleasant
Paine IS ..id subdiyi.on n rscordsd y Boob GOV.
once Of the District Of columeis the yIoperty 'front.'
and 6ls feet ON Rock creet Church road. opposite
HoInead MISUNDERSTANDING .t5.04O square feet.
toerther with the buildings thereon-the whole 10
ms = AZ ssce.enf opportunity for an inve~tm~us
The property spendiy situated. 100 fest above d
fotoInsc overlooking the city,
Terns OF sale: One-thrd cash; balance on or b>fcw
July NEXT BE- by the promisrory nofes Of
he purchaser and deed q trust the property sold
and 70 Interest at the rate Of per ps
snnum from the day Of sale. or al cash, within ts
5000 equirsd when The bid y secsptsd Terms %
reserved 20 resell a. the rss and Of the dsfsunr
purchaser after nve days advertisement OF suh NJ
sale In Warrington Evening star. Conveynnc1nr
i''''''''H. - - DuxoAxsox BROS.
Dy13-d60 Aucs1oooulAL
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LET rs bear in mind. " he said in conclusion

LET rs bear in mind, {" he said in conclusion,
shat the lasting happiness Of q nation does
not consist alone in the possession of material
things, an abundance Of land, an abundance of
money. but rather, in the words of a great
statesman who lived 100 years ago, in good
laws in faithful public servants, in virtuous
people. in wise and moderate councils and in
manly power"
JUSTICE BREWERS ADDRESS.
Justice Brewer, who, during his brief resi-
dence in Washington, has grown to be known
as one Of the most interesting and eloquent Of
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo;sTORY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINETEENTH AND r STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in Liber
No. 12l5 folio 23 ct seq. one of the land records
the District OF Columbia. and at the request tho
party secured thereby will sell at pubic auction
in Iront of the premises. MONDAY, TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF MAY. A. p. 1891. at HALF-PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK p Nj. the following described real
estate situate IN the city of Washington. District of
Columbia to wit:
All that certain piece parcel of land and renises
known and distinguished as and being lot numbered
twenty-six C26lAn square numbered one hundred and
thirty Q34). according to A. p Fardon's subdi-
vision of said square in Liber K. Wallach, folio Ave.
in the surveyors Office of said city. together with all
the improvements. ways, easements. rights. privi-
eXes. hereditaments and appurtenances to the same
belonging or in wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash tine balance in one and two
cent secured by deed OF trust prop
cry Sold or all eash at the option OF the purchaser
deposit of S2UO required at the time Of sale II
the terms of sale not complied with in fifteen days
from the day OF sale the trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in Washington
D. G. All cOnveyancing and recording 1t the cost Of
the purchaser.
JOSEPH ATKINS,
CHARLES H. SCHAAFF,5 trustees.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts myl3-d&ds
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Yesterday afternoon as the steamer Corcoran
pulled out from her wharf and started down
the river toward Mt. Vernon, the Marine Band,
stationed on the forward deck, broke into a
patriotic air and all the favorite martial tunes
followed in regular order. The music was very
appropriate to the occasion. for the boat bore
more than hundred lineal descendants of men
who fought in the revolution, making the pill
grimage to the Mecca Of American patriotism.
This was the way, well nigh an ideal one. that
the District of Columbia Society of the Sons of
the Revolution chose to commemorate the one
hundred and sixteenth anniversary of the
agreement to the act Of union and confedera-
tion between the colonies that took place May
10, IT'S.
REPEEsE NATIVE BODY.
The crowd that comfortably filed the steamer
was as ine representative body of Washing
ton men as one often sees. The day was all that
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

N 40 fenna NV
VALUABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON NINTH
STREET BETWEEN o AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. BEING TWO-STORY AND
On THUKSDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY.
FIRST, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of
the premises
LOT &c. SQUARE 366,
Fronting IS feet 9th street, with depth Of los
feet to alley improved by two-story and basement
Pered and painted inside and out Contains ali modern
improvements. cabinet mantels all the lines
and a good central location.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in SIX twelve and
eighteen months. with interest," secured by deed OF
trust. deposit of 400 ut time of sale. Terms be
complied with in ten days from sale right reserved
to resell at r,sk and cost Of purchaser. All con-
N.B.-House will be open for inspection on day of
sale or can be seen before day Of sale application
permit from auctioneer.
my1.-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Aucts
n A.I.IA 4 l a III NJ
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r ArcLIFFE. pARR co. Aacsloaesr.-
AUCTION TIoso saIir @. OF o, ySA, !,
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aaotlon.srs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rNPRoyrp
khAL u, ESTATE BLING Nos. as And "a
FUrURk DAYS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kkAL ESTATE BLING Nos. saS AND "a
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust recorded March lssl
in IAher 1874 folios 2o and a 81 so one II the anA
recoris the District Of Columbia and Af the ,t 81
the party So ured thereby. We will sell by publ
in frunt Of the premises MONDAY, IlNF HIST.
1s9l. AT HAIf-PAsr flNE O'CLOCK z NJ. all thai
certain pie parce Of land and PREMISES and
DISTINGUISHED - belng lots 81 and ~ IN Charles n
Pearson and others subdivision of part OF square No
s9 as said subdivision ~ recorded In Lil-r No. IA.
said District.
Terms of sale s1.sJ0 Of the purchase money IN
cash, balance IN year. all cash option the
purchaser. deposit OF 600 will IL required NJ the
sale tonNeyancng and recording purchaser
II terms % sale are not complied with In frutn
Gay OF sale the trustees the right 20 rese %
cost and rsk Of the de. ault.ns purchaser.
J, PRESCOTT, / T-,.,.-
myl9-dSds ABNER n KELLY trustees.
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X Arci.IftE. DARk CO.. Aucponoer-.
- $40 Fem. ave. n W

On " STREET BErMEEN ELEVENTH AND
TWELFTH STREETS NOkTHNksT Bl AUG
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In IE-r
no lisss toiio ~ - OF the land
the Dstrcf OF Columbia. and NJ the request of the
party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees viii
Snsr Lof sale IN front OF the PREMISES MONDAY,
JUNE FIRST. leNl. at FIVE O'CLOCK y NJ. the
-tescrlted rial estate the city Of
washington. District OF Columbia. 20 Wit: All that
certain lse rercel pArt OF lot OF land and premises
Known and desilnAted lot forty Maikers
recorded subdivision square Numbered thr.. hum
&c,
Terms: sdoo cash balance in year with interest
per ceN. secured by deed OF upon the prem
ises. OF all cash. at the purchasers oItion deposit
OF ei0 required al time Of sale. Terms 20 b. COM
pied With IN ten days from sale, otherwise
rserved 20 resell the risk and
purchaser afDr i've days advertisement. All convey
snclng and reloruing at purchaser cost,
W. CLARENCE DlNALl.l
my19-d&ds EDWARD GRAVES, irustecs
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THOMAS BOWLING & son, Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 733

hEAI ESTATE, BEING PREMISES No. 1.t3
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF certain DEGREES of the Supreme Court
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity num-
bered l27l4. docket 81 snail offer al public
auction in front of the premises. WEDNESDAY, the
THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 1891, Al FIVE O'CLOCK
r. NJ. all that certain parcel of ground lying
and being tie city of Washington District of Co
lun ba. and DISTINGUISHED the ground plat thereof
part OF lot l3. square 49, described follows
Beginning for the the northwest
lot and running thence south p thence %
feet inches; thence north p and thence west
ia feet inches to the place of beginning together
with the improvements. &c. consisting OF compare
lively three-story and cellar brick front
house.
Terms of SALE prescribed by said decree as fol-
lows: One-third cash. residue in two equal payments
at and two respectively. per cent interest,"
to be secured by the notes of the purchaser deed of
trust the property. ali cash. option o. pur-
chaser derost of $500 required at time OF sale.
Terms to he complied with m ten days trustee re-
serves the rh to readvertse and sell al aud risk
Of defaultine purchaser.
CHAs. II. CRAGIN, Trustee.
my20-dEdS 32l A. ST
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- BENSlNGEk, Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
CONTRACTORS SALE OF TWENTY HEAD OF
HORSES AND MuLES; ALSO CARRIAGES,
WAGONS. BUGGIES. HARNESS, sc, &c
Will be sold at the bazaar $40 La ave ON SATUR-
DAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-THIfiD at TEN
O'CLOCK. twenty head of good horses and mules;
have been used by contractor and. having COM
pleted his contract, this whole stock will be sold
WITHOUT RESERVE.
% Head of Horses and Mares, good workers and
drivers. well worthy the attention 81 buyers
ALSO
New Buggies. New Dayton Wagon. New Bust
ness WAGON, Second hand Doctors Phaeton nesry
new; Second hand Dayton Wagon. do. Victoria,
Second hand Family Carriages, ID Secondhand Bug
gies, Phaetons. Wagons. Harness, &c, &c.
my3O3t 5. BENSlNGER. Auctioneer.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
II.

II ATCLIFFE. DARR / CO.. Auctioneers,
~ $50 Pa n.
EXECUTORS SALE OF SQUARE PIANO. FAMILY
CARRIAGE. LOT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS. CARPETS. &C, &C. BY AUG
By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia holding special term for pro-
bate business will sell by public auction at the auc-
ton rooms of Radcliffe. barr Co., auctioneers go
Pa. NV, TUESDAY MORNING NAY
TWENTY-SIXTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK, the goods and
clattes partly mentioned above and belonging the
estate Of Ellen z. Mason, deceased.
Terms cash. JOSHUA PARKER
myol-dGds Fxecutor
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On WEDNESDAY, MAY TWENTY-SEvENTH 1891
at TWELVE O'CLOCK, / will at the rooms of Lati-
mer Sloan offer at public sale to the highest bidder
" Shares of the Capital Stock of the Masonic Hall
Association of the District of Columbia.
.Tei ms of sale cash. WILLIAM B. TODD,
my2l-dts Administrator.
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ID ATcLIfFE. DAkR 4 co.. Auctlosssn.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ELEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN A AND B STREETS
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
THIRD. at HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK, ne win
otter sale. In front of the premises.
LOTs 2l AND ~.
SQUARE Bss,
Fronting each Is feet by depth OF III o 10 3oocs
alley making them the desirable buldns sites M
the northeast.
Terms: One-third cash, the balance IN one and two
per cent sscur-d by deed Of the prop
erty sold. all cash. the option OF the purchs--r
DEPOSIT Of 100 each lot will he required At the
tine OF SAFE: the terms u sale com piled
with in ID days nom day of sale reserved
sell the prof. erty a. the rsk and the
purchaser after days advertisements Of such resale -
some newspaper published In Naslinsfon. d. 4. Al
conveyancing. &C, at the cost Of the purchaser.
mylo-dSds- hArCLlFFE, DARR 4 CO. Aucfs-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs DOWNING 4 son. Auctioneer,
rRDsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hhEAL ESTATE. BEING No. 2oil FORMER

II
rRRRfFT rE Sss SALE OF yaLgABLI ISpsoyEp
PLACE NORTHWEST.
in S Ss g TT s sss ID ian .5
OF The District Of Columbia and the request the
S on lsll, at HAi.I-PSsT fiyf O'CLOCK P NJ.
Known and dist'nTashed a. and bsins lot No. rs in
5 Tec OF sr IN & sd sai r. t Ole s c
OF the surveyor ofhce OF the said District
to rssune Isis Is on yesr iease .; 5 PER cen, FER
x xIr With privee Q: purchase the balance
or so Nil be reauired at the sale; ccnveyane.nv
not complied with in ye days from day Of sale the
The ssr.e the rsht TO resell At cost and risk Of
m2o-dad.> j6HSi s s@okMsfrDr.s Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneera
vERyyALUABLETH RFF-sToRY FRAME DWELL
a a" 10: - EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST.
20, On !, MONDAY. MAY the TwENTY-FIFTH. 1891. at
premises No i5 sth street nerth~ess inp s y
VII frame dwelling containing eight rooms,
IL Ioxs 70 isioot aiieH and good s'aolins Lot
msrms ons-hai cash, balance one and two years.
anciSs s Gssp at sSSs 2, All
deposit required al the time Of ss n aSe a. ~
sac are not eoplied with in ten days the day OF
myaoa.a, THOMAS DOWNING . SON.
-
NHANcEkY SALE VALUABLE COUNTRY PROP
nRt MAX ROCK CREEK PARK ON BROAD
ROAD.
By virtue q decree of the supreme cour, Of the
i,sI y OF columbia passed on the 18th day OF May.
m equity cause No. 12.otA. wherein Louis p.
,noehsAer Ct a.. are complainxnts and Margaret Bat
son et az are defendants. the undersigned trustee will
~ nublc auction, in front of the premises.
t r8nxh,SDAn, the SECOND DAY OF JUNE, lssi at
rihE O'CLOCK L. NJ. the following described real
situate in the county of Washington District
OF Columbia. to wit:
hail AL Of lot numbered three 60 in Daniel Lghfocts
neiIs SUBDIVISION % part of The Vale" per plat
on NE IN equity cause numbered SSo in said court.
sag Iot containing d. "a acres. more or less.
Iernls OF sale: One-tEird cash, one-third In one
Year and onethrd in two years day of sale, the
ueIerreu Day nents TO bear the of per
cenuun per annum payable semi-annually. and to be
" pronlissory notes of the purchaser and
@ o. Trust on the property Sold or the purchaser
iaS az MS option. pay the whole purchase money in
casn- All conyeyancng and recording at purchasers
deposit OF two hundred dollars will be required
a, the time OF sale. II the terms of sale
pned with in ten days from day sale the property
VIII De resod at the risk of the default ng
purchaser after nve days in The Evening Star
JOHN RID0UT. Trustee.
,,,-x,,.>-,o>- 49, Room o. Fendan building.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers- my.5O-dkds
II Il
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Mr.. A. L. WRIGHT ARRIVES,

Mr.. A. E. Wright, the holder of the southern
lawn tennis championship, arrived in the city
last night, and today he will probably meet the
winner Of the open singles tournament now in
progress ON the courts of the Bachelors
Club. 1t is generally expected that the elder
of the Hall brothers will win first prize and
that it will be he whom Mr.. Wright will play.
In this event the contest is sure to be q close
one. The winner Of this match will be entitled
to the rank Of southern champion for q year.
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LOBBl.
Settles. Chairs. &C.
LIEIHIN


lRUs TEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPhON I'd
l. REAL ESTATE, BEING THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF II AND EIGHTH STREETS
NORTHEAST or h STREET NORTHEAsT.
By virtue of a deed Of recorded among tile
land records OF the District Of Columbia. Iiber No.
l55l folio S42 SEQ. and at the written request q
the party secured thereby will sell public aus
ton in front of the premises. THURSDAY. THE
TMENTl-EIGHTH C2s) DAY OF MAY, A. lsa,l.
AT HALF-PAs1 POUR O'CLOCK =. NJ. all OF subOt
Numbered one Cd. in square numbered eisht hundred
and eighty nine (ss Of the ground plat and pan Of
the city OF Washington c.. begnning for the
at the southeast Of said square and Jun
ming thence north the line OF Eigth sth street
eighty (S feet lass 20 a ten (lOl alley
thence west parallel with the line Of IA street north
twenty feet inch CA ID. thence south paral
less to street north. thence east slong the line u
street to the place OF beginning.
Terns Of sale One third 10 OF the purchase money
In cash balance IN and two from dAte Of sale.
with interest for which notes o. tae purchaser
casers must be given. secured by deed of trust the
property SOLD or all cash at the Option OF the pur,
chaser purchasers deposit Of two hundred GOOD
dollars when the property s knocksd down. All com
veyancng and recording at coet Of purchH pur
chssers IL terms OF sale not complied with In ten
days from day OF sale the trustees reserve tie rt 70
resell at cost and rsk Of the dsfsultng purchaser.
ChAPIN BROWN.
23 ~ 81. NV. \ Trust.s.
JOB BARNARD.
500 9Th ~. NV
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
mylS-d&ds 9Th and ID streets.
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nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

cATLA Ht SALE Fol OF EyTILI SoSIESTs OF
STREETS NoRIHMLsI, c9Ns lsTINe OF AL
SIERoRs, pIkSSSs cibRAsESIfss. ngLkss-
EIaRb fhBLns Ai BAR s ROM cA MAf aff f
AND 9SHhE EIx N khSr MI Mo aiSI2Es
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY TWENTY
and CoNTINrING ZACH DAY Thereafter at SANE
premises 18th aud strssts northwest. RsshinstoR
ID c, tie entire contents OF the RIGGS HOUSE.
PARLoRs
FINE PARLoR SUITES in PLrsH, BRocATELLE
F FINE S%9fNfTRT SRAAp RIsNo
SIN, Plush, lace and other teri1l; -
THO q The LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFI-
ELEGANT Msntsl and Pier IN Gilt. Walnut and
Elegant Bronze FIGURES. Urns. Ped-stAis
Two very lsrEe and handsome Egyptian Marble
OH PAINTINGS MarQueterie Tables.
administer. Wilton Neivets. Mouquet and other Car
Lese,a Te,e r.rSr Suites. Reception chsiu vs
Fine , Walnut N, 7. Chamber sets
:: S6s5.s :. !. ::
Ma,tel Mirrors Fine hair Mattresses, Boz sprins~,
Pillows. Bols'ers BLANKETS. Sheets. Gases. spreads
Wsrdrobss. Bedsieads. Moqaet, Nelvei, body Bru,-
sell and other c@rI pfSr S5i'i FSSo lNssie.
Very Handsome Walnut Pillar Extension Tables.
Very Handsome Walnut Leather-coVered Chairs.
Magnificent Buffet and Cabinet sideboards
Magnificent Mirrors, Side Tables. Buffers Tables
and Stands.
ELEGANT glassware. China and crockery. window
Hangings.
Elegant Linen and Fruit Cloths. Napkins. &c.
CAFE.
Tete-a-Tete Breakfast and other Tables Chairs.
Glass and other ware. FINE WALNUT, BRASS
Trimmed and extra LARGE sIDLBOARD.
BILLIARD ROOM.
Fine Billiard Tables and Fixtures. Balls, Cues.
&c. Chairs. settee<, Covers. Racks. &c.
BAR ROOM.
Mirrors. Back Bar Fixtures, Bar. Glass Ware. Bar
WINE ROOM
Claret, Champagne, Port, Sherry. Brandses. Whi.-
kies, Gin. Rum and other Liquor Of frst quality.
HEADING ROOMS.
Writing Tables. Lounges Desks. settees, Chairs
OFlICE-
Annuncistor. Desks, Counters. LArge Fire-proof
SAFE
LOBBY.
Settles, Chairs, &c.
KITCHEN.
COPPER and other Cooking Utepsis. Brothers, Roaster~
a hrst-,iass hotel kitchen,
Together with other articles usually found
in a rstcl-ss hotel and too numerous mention here
all OF which are 10 t- positively sold.
The furniture this hotel IL beyond the average and
il worthy the attention OF those DESTROYS
and retting. everything being trst-class order.
Catalogues he had applying
DCNCASsoN BROS.
Auctioneers-
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THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Players Who Distinguished Them
selves Yesterday.

THE MATCHES MAY BE COMPLETED roDAY--DAvrD-
SON AND Chiffon PITTED AGAINST EACH
OTHER IN THE FINAL ROUND or THE DISTRICT
sINGLEs-DRAwINGs FOR xoy-wrNNERs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-01-01

A trim looking young woman got aboard
an up town surface car a night or two ago
The car was 10y no means filed, but she
didn't try to get n seat, and she didn't even
enter the door, but stood on the rear plat
form and leaned against the rail 1t was
chilly night, ard she and the conductor
had the platform to themselves. The other
passengers looked out in some surprise at
the sight, and behcld the pair enter into
conversation. That it was not their first
meeting by any means was rs evident as
anything well could be. They talked long
and earnestly, and rs block after block was
Travelled they got closer and closer to one
another. There is always more or less jolt.
ing about street cars movements, and
pretty soon the young woman was bracing
herself against the brake handle. Then
in minute or two the conductor was seen
TO turn the handle so that it worid give
her better support.
His arm moved with the iron, and to the
most near sighted man in thecar it was
very quickly apparent that the arm was
doing vast deal more in the way of a sup
port than fell to the lot of the brake han
die. The car meanwhile was rapidly ap
preaching the street at which Que Of the
passengers desired to alight. He hadn't II
in his heart to disturb the pair, and so he
started to leave the car by the front door
| The driver looked at him with wink aut
then spoke, as If to the world in genera
| and nobody in particular: Jacks il
| luck" he said. pretty girl be's got, anC
a good one 1t looks queer to see her out
there with him, but it's about her only
chance TO SEQ him with the hours we hav,
and they've been married only month.
| New York Times.