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J. J. Harrigan, Pvt D. ". Harper. Pvt Ferry
-eighty-seven in all
MERcHANrs' MATCH.

MERcHANTs' MATCH.
Open TO all enlisted men who have shot the full
scores prescribed for this years practice in thu
gallery and on the range. Distances. 200 ant
800 yards; five rounds at each distance; posi-
tons as prescribed BY Blunts Manual for thes<
distances respectively. The prizes are a large
number of valuable articles Of use and orna.
ment. presented by merchants of the District
of Columbia
The competitor making the highest total
score will be entitled to first choice of prize,
and the other competitors in regular order, &C.
cording to the scores, until the whole number
OF prizes Is exhausted. A leather medal will be
presented to the competitor making the lowest
score.
Entries-Corp. C. W. Dickey. sergt W. A.
Edwards, Sergt B. B. Phillips Private NJ. APP
Pleby. Private F. W. Rawles, Sergt J. s. Fitz-
sergt 7. G. Lewis, Corp S. D. Rotramel, Corp.
J.. G Gibbs. Corp. J. G. Reagan, Corp. G. +.
Burba, Private G. L. Himebaugh. Private T..
Shields. Corp. c. A. Russell, Sergt C. W.
Mhipp, Sergt. A: o. Hutterly, Private G NJ.
sergt John H. Hongh. Private H. NJ.
Gunderson, Private Alfred Spencer, Private
c. w Hecox, Sergeant Underwood,
Pvt. John F. Roberts, Corp. Theo. LANCE. Pvt
=: E. Gibson, sergt- o. W, Goodwin Sergt. G.
Mangold. Pvt J Van Fleet. Sergt. Joseph
Schultz, Sergt. A. Salmon, Pvt. d. X. Fitzs
hugh, Corp L. F. Speer, Sergt J. McAnally,
Sergt. /: +. McArally, Corp. F. Carroll, Pvt.
c. Harrigan. Pvt. ], NJ. Walsh, Pvt $. T. E.
Rollins, Pvt E. L, Philips, Sergio. E. Halnes.
Pvt Click, Pvt. W. H. Kaufman, Pvt. l. Tall
madge, Corp. C. E. Miller. SergtW. W. Kimmel,
Pvt +. Phillips, Sergt H. +. Baden. Sergt. J.
+. Janezeck. Pvt L. S. Stokes. Pvt. F. Wells,
Corp. ?. S. Schneider, Corp. g. II. Tucker, Pvt.
g. W Steward, Sergt c. W. Moore, Sergt.
Chas. Landvoigt, Pvt F. F. Archer, Pvt. Asa
c. Hill. Pvt John A. Crawford, Pvt G. C.
Shaw, Corp W. A. Pless, Sergt F.. Murphy, Pvt.
Root, Sergt II. b. Smythe, Pvt. Walter Cash,
Pvt. o. J. Briggs Sergt. J J. Harrigan, Pvt.
ID. w. Harper, Corp. J. J. Geier, Pvt. A. W.
Neff, Pvt. A. Rodier, Pvt. Tribby, Pvt Metz
roth, Pvt Radcliffe, Pvt Terry, Pvt Summer
81 in all.
In addition to the foregoing matches there
will be the customary competition by battalion
teams of five for the prize annually presented
by Gen. Ordway. This year the award will be
a silver-plated ice water pitcher with standard
and YOblets
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A THIEF FROM CHILDHOOD.
Thomas Williamson Ends a Life Of Crime
on the ScaffOld. ~ = .hf

Thomas Williamson Ends q Life Of Crime
on the ScaffOld. ~'' - 'hf !
Thomas Williamson was hanged at Sedalia
No., on Saturday. -,
Thomas Andrew Williamson was born in
Taswell county, ILL.,. April Ii, 1884. According
to his confession he was a thief from child
hood. his first recollection being of the theft Of
q quantity of tobacco when ten years of age
In 1860 he stole horse and was arrested and
admitted to bail. He jumped his bond and the
following year Joined the one hundred and
eighth regiment of Illinois infantry and served
three years In the war In 1860 he and a cousin
named Harkell were arrested for the killing Of
an old German farmer named August Koch.
Harkell turned states evidence and Williams
son was convicted and sentenced to hang His
sentence was committed to twenty years i'm
prisOnment. He served eleven v ears and three
months and was released.
One year later he was behind the bars in the
state penitentiary again for stealing n herd of
cattle. After serving his sentence he went to
Xenia. Kan. where he spent seven years in
tramping about Kansas aud Missouri 1t was
a round OF petty thieving and villaiuy
In 1887 he married Miss Hannah Jones. The
couple located on a farm three miles west of
Sedala. During the summer of 1859 his wife
suddenly disappeared and he gave i. out that
she had gone to Illinois to visit relatives
SINCE his incarceration III the Jail he stated
that his wife died suddenly of collie, and being
too poor to have her buried he bnied her him.
self. search was made and the body of his
wife was found with the skull crushed in,
buried twenty inches below the surface in from,
of the door TO his cabin 1t is generally believed
now that he killed her. After the death of his
wife he came to Sedalia and took an active
part in the Salvation Army meetings
Here he met jefferson and Thomas Moore,
father and son, for whose killing he was exc.
cuted Saturday. He was employed by them AZ 9
hired hand. On the morning of the 18th OF
May, 1880. the body Of the son was found
buried in . cornfeld on his fathers farm
Later in the day the fathers body was found
buried in the cellar. Williamson. hearing of th1
discovery Of the bodies, attempted to com
init suicide by taking strychnine, but
prompt medical aid was summoned
and his life was saved Suspicior
pointed to him as the perpetrator OF the crimes
and he was placed under arrest. He confessed
the killing, but said that he was hired to do i
by neighbor of the Moores. At the follow
ing term Of court he was tried and convicted e
pay the death penalty. His sentence has since
been rcspited three times. His case was taker
to the supreme Court aud sentence Of the lowe
court was sfirmed.
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'I'HOMAs BOWLING & son, Auctlonesr.-
Il Cor. Pcnnu, ave. and 1th ~

In view Of our being compelled leave our present
place OF business. We taAe this method INFORMING
our friends and tue pub nc generally and alter
NOtkMBEh FIRST, ls.jl. We viii Occupy our me-
pace Of business. No VI. street northwest which
u now beinx prepared expressly or our bux,nesa, and
when completed vii, lie OF the largest and fnest
sucto houses IN tnis city We will have every facility
for exhibiting anu selling personal property
description and on much larger scxie than ever BE-
FORE We will also have horse and carnage oaxaar
all who may avor us w.tn their stock Of horyes car
riases &C g. to SELL feehng VERY gratsltl for the
fuiIy asa contnuancc q tue same At sew Local
fr1snds and the business pubiic. Very respertfuily
THOMAS DoWAiNG 8 SON,
oc<8-& o12 4.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY SOUTH SIDE Of STREET BIZ.
TMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SHEETS
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, d. C.
By virtueof certain deed of trust to U.S. bearing
date on the list day Of July, A. y: 1889 and du,y
recorded in Lber No. 1907. TOTO Ans seq OF the
land records OF the District o. Columbia. and the
OF the parties secured thereby will sell ar
pa .ic auction, front OF the Premises on WE'D
NLSDAi, THE EiGH ZENITH DAY OF NoVEN.
BIi. A. ID. 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR OCIa OK
p. NJ. the following described piece parcel Of land
situate in the city OF NhsinStun District of
and being lot No. 1.S IN Eurene Carus and VIM. j.
Nil trustees. subdiv sion certain in square
numbered I44. which said subdivision duly recorded
in Book 10, page "a OF the Oh the Suryeyors
office OF the District Of Colunb together with the
improvements, &c.
Terms OF SAFE one third cash. balance in three equal
instalinents in six I'D, twelve () and eighteen 81
months bearing interest the per cent Der
num- in crest payab selni-annualiy, secured bY
deed Of trust the premises sold All cash. at pur
chaser's oItion One hundred dollars deposit viii e
required at the time Of sIe All conveyaning and re-
cOrding to DE at purchaser cost to he
complied with III ten days from day o. sale, otherw
trustees reserve the ryt to the property the
risk and cost OF he defauting purchaser.
Z; Il. WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
W. E EDAION trustee
no2-d&ds Ofhce, 90 9TH n. W.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- Upon the basis Of price per line per / 200
eirc. lation, the advertising rates of The EvES-
ing STAR are only about half as high as those of
other Washington papers. But cheapness is
not the only merit It's serrice is be:es. than any
Oder Paper in tee city can possi6b, gire,
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w ALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auct,ouser..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Fronting On VERMONT AVE-
ME- BETNELN l. AND STREETS NORTH
WEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated March "a A. : ID
1885. and duly recorded in Liber No. 80 folio .i
ct seq OF the land records the ID strict of CO.
lunDia and by dlrccton the party secured therey
we shall sell at Enpe aniion IN front the premises
MONDAY NONEMBEh NINTH. at HA iEsPAsf
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, ali 0; lot numbered iorty-si Z
ti6) in George j. Baiiock's suDdivis ON Vt pat OF
square three hundred and sixty (3JC) recorded in
lDer j. h H., ~ OF the records OF tbs survey
ore OH OF the District Of 20 unlUia with the inn
proyeinenls thereon. consisting two-story brio
dwelling. No. 2UOy Neri.iUnt avenue.
Terms Oh sale: h amount indebte and az
penses OF SAT- in CASH. basn.e md tive We n,o,fi,s
notes Tearing interest Iro. day and So,
by deed OF trust property sod. casa At the
option OF tie purchaser Nv dow ON day sale All
conveyancinR- &c, al parShAsers cost. And II the
terms o. are not compiler with within ten oays
day the trustees tie r1gnt Z, rss,
at the and cost Of the defautin purchased IN
three days no;f IN some newspaper pubsned IN the
city of WASHINGTON.
LAWRENCE Z. FLETCHER. Trustees.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
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- A1CLIkf l.. DAhtI & co.. Auct,oneers. :

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF THE FLOUR AND FEED STORE NO ~ =
SEVENTH SIRE NGkIHWEST, HORSES
WAGONS, HARNESS, IRON SAFE, SCALES
LEASE. &c.
By virtue of deed of assignment given to me and
duly recorded will sell, at pubic auction, on the
gren.ises 40 l22o 9TH street northwest, on IHUKS-
DAY MORNING. NONEMBtR FIFTH, A. D. 1891
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. the entire stock con
tAined therein, comprising in part
Flour. Feed,
Axle Grease. Fe.t,
Platform Scales. Horse Powder,
Mosier Iron safe, Desks,
Spon2es, CtIzmoises.
One BAY Horse, One Gray Horse.
Large Wagon. Singie agon
Buggy Single and Double Harness
Harness and Coach OH, nrniture. &c.
ALSO
Six years lease of the premises
The attention Of the trade and private buyers is
called to this sale Store now open for inspection
Terms cash.
WILLIAM TWOMBLY. Assignee,
no2-d&dbs :SoI 4 4 street
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Sessions of the woman's Society Continue
mt Foundry Church.

INTERESTING REPORTS READ AS TO THE WORK
DONE BY THE VARIOUS BRANCHES THROUGHOUT
THE CoUNTRY-ENCoURAeISG STATEMENTS
MADE BY DIFFERENT CORRESPONDING sEcRE-
TARIEs.
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hUNCANSoN BROS. AucuoDeers.
~ gh and ID sts n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN 1HE NoRTHMEsI SECTION OF THE
CITY. BEING PREMISES No. l9O4 NINTH
S1REET NOkIhM EST-A FINE LANCE BRB X
DWELLING. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated May L. A. d.
lsSy and duly recorded among the land records Of
the District of Columbia, in Lloer No. lss :ssl
ct seq and at the request OF the hoderS the
secured thereby. wa sell at public auction front
Of the premises. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH,
1891, at I'm r O'CLOCK 4. M. the following
described Piece or parcel Of land anu premises situate
in the city OF Washington. District Colun hia and
known and distinguished and being at numJ cred
nety seven QB.D. in Matinyy and Wilson. trustees
SUBDIVISION o. square numbered three hundred and
sixty-three '), as per pat recoTded IN Lber W h.
M Iollo 1871. OF the records of the surveyors ofc. OF
the District OF Columbia. together with the improve
nents thereon.
Terms OF sac: One-half of the purchase money in
cash. balance IN three equal installments respectively
IN one ID. two CD and three 80 years. with
payable semi puElly at the Ter cent
per annum. secured by deed OF trust the Properly
sod or all cash. at the option of purchaser deposit
"a $40 will he required sale. All convey
ancing and recorulng at purchasers cost. Terms
sac to be complied with in ten Gays from day Of
sale. BRAINAkD IA. WARMER
Oc.U-dGds SURVIVING 4rletes.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSUN BROS, Auctloneers.
VERY DESIRABLE mo ERTY, CORNER OF
FLORIDA AVENUE AND NORln CAPITOL
STREET, IMPROVED BY STORE AND DWELL
ING.
On TUE DAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER THIRD,
1881. at hALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, We WAL sell
III front Of the premises.
LOT a, SQUARE 6l5,
which has been subdivided five building lots
known
SUB iofS 100, 19l. 1872, 1873 and 19I. SQUARE 6l5.
These lots each have front OIL Is feet ON florida
AVENUE, except io l90 whi,l has front ~ ieet,
and lot l94, which has front OF :aJ.Gy feet on
T. OkIOA ANENUE and rs. l.. feet on NORTh CAPi-
To- STREET.. which Is improved by store and
dwelling.
1erlus: One-third cash; balance in and two
years. notes to bear cent interest and TO be
cured by deed on property. Conveys cing, g., at
purchasers cost. del osit Of 20 required eacn
io al tine ot sale. II terms Of sale compled
with In fifteen days. the right reserved resell
property at the anu cost OF the deaultn1 pur-
chaser alter days advertisement such resale in
new spaper published In " Washington, u. C.
oc.Y-o&ds DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
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~ 9Th ana ID streets northwest
GEOIaiEToMN. EEING HoIisE ~ al

SnhNSflh SALE VI "A tOL1 hOML IN
GEORGETOWN, EEING HOUSE No. 34O2
FIRST COR STRAIT.
BY virtue o. decree VI the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. dated the 18th ociotr. 1854.
and passed IN certain cause therln Depending,
which Robert A. Phillips Was Vou psmant anu Harry
Osle. deiendant the undersigned trustee viii
sell at puplic auction on " ED>EsDAl, the EI.EN-
ENIH DAY OF NokkM BIN. lss.l. at -FOUR
OCLuCk NJ. IN front of the premises. parts of OTIS
seventy and seventy in Beatty and hawkins aodi
ton 10 GEORGETOWN. the same beIng bounded iol
lows: Beglnnng at lulnt IN the south First
street at the end of westerly said street
twenty-tree ieet nine inches from tia.
SECTION of First Frederick and
south and psral e. with frederick stree; seventy
thence westerly and parallel VITA
teen feet SIX inches thence north and parallel with
nrst line seventy zone feet 10 the south in. Of
First street. then with said First street iour-
teen feet six IN hes to the place OF beginning.
lerns of sale as prescribed by decree Oneiini cash
and the and tweive months interest
from day Of all casa at the option purchaser
deposit OF &lUO Will ie Required when the property
IL struck on. All cunveyancins tie pur-
chaser. IL terms of complied with within
ten days alter trustee
Sell the roIerty at The rsk and cost the deaultng
purchaser after i've days advertisement.
ocbl-dSds JOHN MAkBl ny, JR. Trustee.
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X ArCLlfFE, DARK & CO., AucrIoneers,
~ S20 Pennsy ivania ave. n "

VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNIMoROvED
RIAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE or
STANTON PLACE BETWEEN FOURTH AND
fifth STREETS NOR1HEASr, BY AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Nov MBER SEC
OND. 1891. AT HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
Will sell, in front of the premises,
The WEST ~ FEEL FRONT
BY THE DEPTH THEREOF,
AND THE NORTH 10 FEET
OF ORIGINAL LU1 l, IN SQUARE S13.
This property is among the most desirable in the
northeast section, facing STANTON SQUARE and the
SRLEN EQUEoTRIAN STATUE. having a SOUTH
EhN EAPOSt RI and with elm BILE depth Of ONLY
80 FEET 1t Will be sold entirety or IN lots to
suit purchasers, according TO plat shown at sale
Terms OF sale are: One third cash balance one and
two years, with interest," at the rate of per per
trust on tie property soid. deposit of &2UO to 10
paid at the time OF sale If sold entirety 20
per lot il sold by subdivision Terms to be complied
with IL fifteen DAYS from the rlght to resell at
the risk and cost OF deauny purchaser
Is reserved. All conveyanclng, &c, of pur-
chasers. EAICLIcFE DARK co
or1S-i&ds Aucfoueers
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DISTRICT ESTIMATES.
Money That VIII BE Required for the Next
Fiscal Year.

WHAT WILL BE APPoRrIoNED TO TIE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. THE POLICE FORCE AND THE FIRE DE-
PARTMEST-REyIsED SCHEDULE OF STREET IN
PRoyEMKyTs-THEIR LOCATIONS AND CHARAc-
TER
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Provided that the owner of abuttng prop
erty dedicate to the District OF Columbia
enough land to make this road ninety feet wide
and the board of commissioners of the Soldiers
Home is authorized to allow the road to be
widened when it abuts Soldiers Home
ground, and. provided further, that the extern
sion to the Bates road shall be dedicated along
such line as may be approved by the Commits
sioners of the District of Columbia.
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HEIsKELL McLERAN. Real Estate Broker.
"A lsr n m NJ

PEREMPToRY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING 1HREE-sIORl BAI-wIN-
DON Pkkss BRICK kLkNEN-hOoM HOUSE,
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, NUMBERED
A. STREET NORTHEAST.
We will sell on THURSDAY ATT RNOON, No
VENEER FIFTH. 1881, al FIVE O'CLOCK. IN front
Of the PREMISES part OF los numbered 2s5 and 4O.
Gilbert's subdivision OF square ga, fronting >
on street between Norta Capitol ana Isl streets
northeast. by the depth OF said O;s ana improved 10y
tile above desg rbed dwelling.
Terms: 81. 90 remain the property. payable
Sl.0UO annually before two and three years
from july 1891. and tine balance cash, Al. cash.
al purchasers option de. oSlt OF zoo will lie re-
Quird at time OF sale. Terms ~ be comp lied with
ten days resale at risk and cost of lie auitIng
Chaser All convey sncIny at purchasers cost
Oc.,l-t DUNCAN ON BROS Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. AUCTIo,

. G which the attention Of parties refurnishns
called ALI goods sold Rx x6n ihs IoG pnRp 90
Auctoneers-
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aae!ionssT.,
9Th and ID streets nv.
REGULAR SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FuRNI
NOUNS S Sfh ksD
%SSESISG, SdvfMBEkf fAfab. ISL. AZ TkS
THREE v,D, -, COMPRISING
66FFAIIEI Two SEAkIH NV I'SS SResSs N BEsf
99F oMMAAKbRS} ONE VERY FINE ORGIES
is NYSh phMssk. T SsM sIi *.
c c6E f s HF GGsoPh rs8FAs
+, DOW HANGINGs. SC. &c. 80 ~
BEbs G Gp sSIIESs 3SP gH
fE SHtHfh rREssfs ksp MaRS
s5T RISE asS bn9 Sfhi RE
HAH kEIssY, TWELVE; 4 fISE LOT OF MosuEE.
FEfs A AM t eE6r ISsHAIS CAR
dSr 81 RhTkSs ST. STARCH e.
rwo yrnv ALSO
SoSDffios bE sAFG 81 M II sSoD
1t DUNCANsON Bnos.. Auctioneers
WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers
631 Louisiana ave-,
Opposite City Post Once
SPECIAL SALE
CARPETS! CARPETS, CARPETS,
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER THIRD,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Within our sales rooms of the
FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS. RUGS, &C..
Ever offered at an auction SALE
ALL GRADES OF TAPESTRIES. BODY BRUs-
Sells. vELvETs. MooUETs. ADMINISTERS AND
OTHER CARPETS. MADE UP IN THE LATEST
OF ALL DESIGNS
SMYRNA AND OTHER RUGS, &C., &c.
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE ATTENTION
EVERY CARPET WILL BE SOLD. oc3l -at
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II ATCLItfE, DARR a CO.. Aucuon.ers.
~ 12O Pa. ave. y. ".

X ATCLItfE, DARR * CO.. Aucuon.ers.
~ v20P Pa ave. n.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY On CONGRESS- STREE 4
NEAR U (R0AD) STREET AND COOKE PARK
BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER FOURTH. 1881
at HALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Il. NJ, We will sell
In front Of tie premises
PAn1 OF SQUARE ll2
Fronting % ieet on the side 3lst Con-
gress St. by the aepth thereof ~ a li-ioUt alley.
Tins property Is admirably located for line resi-
dence, being but 40 ieet south L. st. and
near tJe Dent estate aud Cooke Park
Terms One-third cash balance in one and two years
per cent secured by Deed trust property
sold, OF al cash, AT tine option of purchaser.
post OF o. required at the time II terms
OF sale are not complied with in fifteen days
day OF right reserved to resell property the
risk and cost VI the de;Aultng purchaser after i've
days advert senent OF such resale spaIpr
pu .,.ished IN WASHINGTON. ID. c All conyeyanclns
and recording at the cost Of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE, DAkR A CO..
oc2S-dGds Auctlor,,ers
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
l. i40e st. NV.

II 14O9 G st. NV.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE ON d STREET NEAR
THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST.
By ere, ton OF owner, We will sell at public auction.
IN mont of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SECUND
DAi OF NOVEMBER. a. 1881, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ, part OF Lot .. in square $50, front.
lns ~ rect on II street ana running back about l26
feet to a wide alley. being premises
NO 223 d STREET SOUTHWEST.
Terms: 81 200 cash, balance in and Two years.
deposit Of 500 will be red at the time sale.
Title perfect lATIMER SLOAN,
oc.,.-dSds Aucfiopeers
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'l'HOMAs BOWLING SON. Aucticneers.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF NINTH AND
h STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER SECOND, 1891, AT
FOUR O'CLOCK, we Will sell IN front OF the
premises, part OF lots 13, IA and 10, square 404
fronting % feet on the east size 9th
9inches on the north side OF and one square
north OF the patent Office, containing square
Of ground and one OF the finest locations
tor Nat or business property. improved by three
story BRICK house OF 70 and four-story
tricE and frame houses 20 and ~ ieet front nov
under rent for 81 800 per annuln
Terms Onethrd cash, balance to suit purchasers.
with interest at 80 per cent per annum A de-
post OF 5000 required at time of sale the terms
OF sale are not coiplIed with within ten days from
day of safe the property will be resoid
in he Evening Star at cost and risk de-
faulting purchaser.
oc.s2-d&ds Auctioneerx
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE NEW ELEVEN.
ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON TWELFTH STREET
NORTHWEST. No. 1903, OPPOSITE IOWA
CIRCLE.

We will offer for SALE in front of the premises on
TUESDAl. NoVEMBEk THIRD. 1881. AT FIVE
OCl-OCk Z. NJ, parts OF lots IL and L. square 81 l.,
with improvements thereon. consisting a three
story and Basement brick house. under rental
sou per mon a. House is Handsomely finished with
all modern appliances, brckset furnaces, electric
bells wooden mantel, thing. laundry Appliances and
is pspered throughout Lot ~ ieet front and ruus
back to large alley
Terms OF sale: One third fourth cash balance
in one two and three years. at per 500 down
at time OF SALE Terms with ten DAYS
from DAY OF sale. RADCLIFFE, DAkR CO.,
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DENTISTRY.

hR. BLAIR. 29E 81. NV, GoID FILING
~ a., silver. 81; extracting pain ss- prooassi
&c. gas administered artlfical inserted Hfi
Repaired satisfaction guaranteed 10 YEAR, Ierien,
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

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PIANOS AND ORGANS

Z kAkAUER PIANOS ARE THE 1QUAL TO me
IN b. 81 made. Please call be CONVINCED at Tenn
Pee OF Music. 1909 q ST. q. n. KUHN. EstaD.isn.-d
IN lS12; other makes and organs. oc:a.:iu.
III ALLEr DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANOS; UNIV
Al aled IN every desired pOint-tone. touch work
manship, durability. cauty easy terms. low prices
See item before deciding. AGENCl, sll ytn 81 n "
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LADIES GOODS.

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