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A Policeman Stoned by Striker.

Alocomotive on the North British line yes
terday, having policeman in the cab with the
engine driver. was stoned by mob Of strikers
near Edinburgh. The policeman was severely
injured The police authorities, as soon us the
facts were placed before them, ordered out q
force Of officers with instructions to patrol the
railroad lines at all points where the strikers
eongregate or are likely to assemble. At a
mas meeting OF the railroad strikers Of Edin-
bnrgh and neighborhood, held yesterday. the
chairman reported that the strikers ON all the
roads had resolved to remain firm in their de-
termination to stay out on strike. He added
that the men could not accept the terms offered
to them by the directors Of the railroads.
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At Baron Haussmann's funeral yesterday in
Paris an immense crowd, including many
Bonapartists, were present. Interesting de-
tails Of the last moments of Baron Haussmann
have been made public. On the evening Of his
death he had been engaged in entertaining a
few friends at dinner, and was conversing with
them in his study, when about 10 o'clock he
complained Of experiencing great oppression
in the region of his chest. His physician was
hastily summoned, but not being at home,
another was sent for, who, after careful exam
nation, informed his patient that death was
imminent, he having broken q blood vessel.
Mr. Haussmann at once retired to another room
and undressed himself without assistance. Ly-
ing down. he remained motionless until q
quarter of an hour later, when the end came
painlessiy.
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Foreign Topics OF Interest.

Lutzsiki, who was arrested in connection
with the attempt to wreck the cars train at
Borki, will be transported to Siberia without
the formality of trial The extradition of
Satcliari,ky. who is alleged to have been con-
cerned in the Borki incident has been de-
manded by the Russian government
The Freiseniges or German liberals an
nounce their intention of making upcom-
promising warfare on the party in power until
ton Of American pork is repealed. Chancellor
Caprivi is said 70 be in favor of a scheme that
will be fought over in the reichstag.
The kaiser had a narrow escape from
serious injury ON Monday while out sleigh
ing on the gharlottenberg road. The inn
perial sled came into collision with another
coming in the opposite direction, the side rails
OF the former vehicle being smashed and the
horses barely restrained from running away.
The French customs committee Of the cham
Der Of deputies has adopted the proposition 70
impose duties of s2.s0 and s9.4O upon lard.
according to quality, and to admit suet free Of
duty.
The death Of Charles Hastings Russell. ninth
Duke Of Bedford, England, is announced He
wns born October l6, 1919.
The first detachment Of the Portuguese ex-
petition to Mozambique, consisting of 70
officers aud $50 men, left Lisbon yesterday.
The death Of Anne Millet the French
sculptor. il announced. He was born in Paris
in 1916.
Itha8ain asserted that M. Parnell is to DO
called as witness in the approaching Dishes
probate suit, and that nothing can now prevent
the disclosure Of full details regarding certain
events that were kept most carefully concealed
during the hearing OF the divorce cass in
London.
II has como to light that Thomas Sexton, the
weh-known member Of parliament for the
western district Of Belfast and q leading anti
Psrnellite, - in financial di6Rculties, but that
ne will not resign his seat, - he believes HAT
lAo O1btf1ct ~ IN oouDt.
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Walking Across the Continent.

Zoe Clayton, an actress, is engaged in the tasl
of walking across the continent from San Fran
cisco to New York. The trip was undertaken
as the result of wager, and she Is accompanied
by little cocker spaniel dog and W. J. Mar.
shall and J. L. Price. Monday evening the
rafty arrived at Minooka, Ills, 800 miles ahead
Of time, having been ont 1876 days. The young
woman started August "a and has walked an
average of twenty miles day. For twenty
days she was disabled by sprained ankle. SO
that the distance already travelled, 2,37l miles,
has been made in llG DAYS. =
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Another RiU Stnrrn VSresliStal

Levi Beebe Of Lee, Mass, who won fame as a
weather prophet by predicting the blizzard of
March. 1888, four months prior to that date,
says the worst storm of the season will visit
this country between the LIST and 18th of Febru-
airy. Mr.. Beebe has written to ice companies
to harvest crops this month, rs after that they
will have to abandon their work on account of
the immense amount Of snow. 0
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A Minlster's Hard Int

Rev. r. A. Farnham, pastor of the Methodist
Church Of Cutler. Me-, publishes statement
that i'll health was not the cause Of his resigna-
ton. He says he boarded himself, swept the
church. made the fires and rung the bell. The
people swore at him. whitfield and ate peanuts
in me citing time, fired pistols and threw stones
a t his house, came to church any time before
the benediction, laughed aloud during the
service. &c He says rum is sold openly in the
town and no one tries to enforce the law
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Josephine De Mott Hines, a weli-known circus
rider, has been granted divorce in Phila-
delphia from her husband. George H. Hines,
her marriage with whom had been consum-
mated, it is alleged, by fraud, force and coer-
cion." Miss De Mott testified that at the time
the marriage took place she felt as though in q
dream and that Mrs. Allen stood at her side
and prompted her as to the replies she should
make to the magistrates questions. During
the trial of the case, which lasted several days,
hypnotic influence was frequently limited at
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FITZsIMMoNs' RECORD.
Lincoln and Salisbury to Confer

The Press Association OF London yesterday
sent out u statement saying it was understood
that United States Minister Lincoln would have
an interview with Lord Salisbury few days
after his return to England ana submit to the
prime minister communications on the subject
of the Boring sea controversy. The statement
also says It is improbable that Lord Salisbury
will recede from his present position.
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DOWNING, Auctioneer.

Sf SE% a aSTskAShP Hf FGkSffSkk r.,
G 66SNVNIHsNtI OF OF sAL LOTION NooAS FOB
1871 at nj. nj !.
the auction roors Of Thomas Bowling 18th St and
ior onS OF
oSE SEW MILLER LIE ,EIREpEooE SAFE COMB;
& &GM sg ID PIX ANp s GHEsEH
PLUSH AND HAIRCL0TH, WILTON RUGS.
oar sipEs6ARDs, OAK xsp AVA MaL SNfuhTrE az.
MMHr A NSR SHbskf ASR az
faAE d n SAs A SE KFS SHhs RoEkS
SrHF sPkfTS H S4yEN MIKE G9Ts TO
SII$ Foyer ISA fiEsr-cIAss fGksfTGkSE
HENKY LEIsMANN. Assignee.
jal3-dts J. A. BARTHEI. Attorney "a ~ NV.
TRIsTEE,s SALE OF YALUABLR IMPROVED
SET%EEk SihsiNiA HSkSgE HS6 SOUTH SEfa
ga daf e:
MS The q s o .n q The land
party secured thereby. the un.eTsisned trustee viii
u6sH r9 fEs We ss 4 IS 81 e
AID. 1851. ct the hour Of -FOUR O'CLOCK r NJ, all
i s e
:; .i L: s y s. s q ~ q william P. ;SS
sqeass n1%Es.sd Ave hundesd end sShty tssl5
& sSS hs
the improye n ,a shesson.
ssslS: @ %Sa,a: t.S;a 9; Az o ssie With inter &
pF1,Ssd Sssd q q t ~ on ins sOd III
dns :sis .nd So csnyssssens s.S ssco.dne =: ss
e: ss s 2. : :' . s::. e
FopssT a the risk and 'ooss q tSe ds1.as,sS %.
FExDALL Z. ALEXANDER. Tsuss.e.
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ElOped With the LandIatiy.

Mrs. Emily Young, fifty years old, the widow
OF flood victim of Johnstown, Pa, has eloped
with John Cannon, aged thirty, who went
there after the flood and had charge of one of
the commissary departments Cannon has
boarded ut Mrs. Youngs house for some time
past
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THIS EVENING.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR 1 co. Auctioneers.

RATCLIFFE, DARR co. Auctioneers
AssIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWEIkY
OF ALL KINDS, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER
PLATED WARE OF BEST MANUFACTCREs,
GOLD AND SILVER HEAD UMBRELLAS AND
CANES. GOLD PENS. CLOCKS. BKONZES,
GOLD PADDOCK BRACELETs. IMpOKTED
OPERA GLASSES, GOLD SPECTACLES AND
EYEGLAssESAN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL The JEwELRY STORE OF THE FIRM
vOIGT HAAS, 713 TTH ST NV
SAFE every evening, commencing THIS (Monday)
EVENING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK continuing until
stock Is disposed Of Goods sold a. private durne
order Of -
ja12-4t o. T. DUFFY Assixnee
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If You KNEW
How easy it was to rid yourself Of face pimples and
blotches would take few bottles Of s. s. 8. and
remove them.
HER FACE HER FORTUNE.
II was annoyed for year with pimples and blotches
on the face. consulted prominent physicians and
used different kinds Of advertised medicines without
any benefit. Finally tried Swifts Specific and the
snOothness Of skin completely restored by the
use OF . few bottles"
CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
Thalia Theater. New York City.
BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DIsEAsEs FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
d13 Atlanta. Ga.
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,a1adSa, pUNcANsoN BROS S a. n;
KATCLlFFF. DARR CO., Aucts. jas-dtds
II ATCLlFFE, DAkR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
III 40 PennA- ave. n W.

ASSIGNFE'S SALE OF ALL FURNITURE, WINES
LlQUOES, BAR FURNISHINGS, ETC, CON.
tanned IN THE HOTEL IMPERIAL. II
STREET BETMEEN THIRTEENTH AMI
FOURTEEN STREETS NORTHWEST con.
SlSTINGUF CARPETS, RUGS, CHANDELIERS
CRoCKERl.s SILVER WARE. FURNITURE,
GOODS AND EXPECTS. ETC, AND ALL 1HE
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQUIRED IN CON.
Lie AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of assignment duly recorded in
the land raoras OF the District of Columbia on the
3lst day OF December. A. d. 1880 made BIZ Poland 4
Staats 10 assigIlee. will SELL public auction
on MONDAY, NINETEENTH OF JANUAR lSlI
at In O'CLOCK, and from DAY To DAY THERE
AFTER until dsI osad al and singular the Fur
niture Carpets Rls. Chandeliers. Curtains Mirrors,
CEairs. Tables, Crockery, Siyerware, Goods. Chat
teisand Etects said PREMISES lately belonging
tie said Poland staats. and the good will the
undersigned in the xfrred lease said premises
The said property viii I've first offered fer sale as
whole upon he following terms:
Cash. or one-third cash. and the remainder in equal
monthly payments. with security to the satsf action
ofte ASSIGNEE deposit Of 800 will. in such event
be required at the time of sale. and the said
must complied with in five days from day O. sale
otherwise the said property will he reAdNertised and
sold upon hye days notice by advertisement the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser and said
property will not be delivered until the OF sale
in hulk the will be separately cash at time
sale from day to day such assignee
may deem advisable.
The said hotei is now open for inspection.
ASAPH L. BLISS Assignee,
1aS-dtS Hotel IIilIserlAl gl1 Il w
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sCnowH TocFn BnpssRs. A61oIn1e1V trueevorssr :.
Al Stamped .sThe Grown Brush.' LONDON mo-.
badweM and nanfyS impr0venenn Nons oeScr1
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

III
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FINE
CHINA AND GLASS WARE. sILvER-pLArEp
WARE, FINE BILLIARD TABLES. FINE MOS
LER SAFE. &c. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, 1891.
commencing at HALF-PAsT TIN O'CLOCK 4 .h.li
tel the snt,s content. Of resenre No lsi3 seven
EAk.of FTRsIT SdrDOTk SET SET
ssSsLSuh hAsGSAS an P PI2k
SfhkI cs MIEKSks h HE kSusSrIs SSb
PfTs. HSSps5Mf ashoesNspH 6 siS1f cf "A.
dHE 6kk aSp d HIRE FIN skk
Ash AS n, /, MAHoCANY CH.NBIR suITE
IH shafH SAsE f nFIat4h2 T FihEs sSs
MIR H sISSiF AMI TOILET n5pI MIEE SHiIP9
sffFsGa FEHIh NSslskf fIA s
NnE-PLATEp MARE, TWO DECORATED DIN
PIE stEf sbES SEIrH fai nc AZ
~ SPE oSok Rsf GrE Fsss k LARGE QUANTITY
0N p fkT 1kbER TTf k@ kos SEN
Lnck MkTEs SAf siy NTH S9,MMtBINAII9S
ial3dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctsoneer.
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREETS NORTHEAST " avn
y mstae OF decree PASSED by the Supreme Court
ber A; d; lSo. in cause No l24,9. Equity Docks,
HE ir; SfST Il b THP 81 4 brEra
BER. A; ID. 1880. AT HALF-PAST FoUR o'CfDCk
depth Of lot s IN nSaesd r ss1e Si ne
il the District Of coum6a. improved By SricI dWe
Terms of sale: onethird Of the purchase money i'm
cash aud the balance in equal in one and
Two yesrs with SIX Per cent interest from day OF sale
until PAID 70 ne secured 70 desc OF trust on the prop
Srty sold, or all cash, at the option the purhs
Two hundred collars to be raia when the property is
so!9' ~ conyeyancing AID Recording at
cost II The terms Q; sale are mot complied with in
eh nS sSss mos JOHN CLARKE ITus.se:
The purchaser the aforementioned sale having
tailed TO comply with the terms sale l.
Will resell at said purchasers said property ln"xn
as the north Is let inch, ~ tie depth thereof
on Salt spaY f Il Mf Dhn a 81
ARl. A;D 1881. in front of the premisss. at 4 80
Terms: one-third cash; balance in equal install
from day Of sale until paid be secured 10y deed OF
chaser SOD epost to III raid when ~ ~, SSn %
sold Al convey sncing, &c, purchasers cost II
trasee reSeryes the rst TO resell said property
cost. JOHN A CLARKE trustee
,a12-dSd1 DUNCANsoN BROS. Auci'rs.
as q RibaE STREET EFS SGRTn
,. " on on te supreme Court o. the Dis
vs thcks ct al No. AZ. 5SS, equity doc 81, the un
asiss II fsla G5s si
1881. at HALF-PAsT FoUk O'CLOCK p. NJ, al rub
~ sa1re BIB soD des sRs Ss ecrps part s B. fS
ming IT the southwest corner of said lot. running
thence north lOl feet and inches TO a l.5-iooi
alley thence east 20 feet thence south l0l feet and
inches thence west 10 feet TO the place of belnnn,
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash balance two go ia
lnstal.inens payable respectively at ard year,
IRON thr day OF SAFE with interest secured by
OF trust upon the property all cash. at the option
the purchaser decsit OF 800 will be required
the time OF sale Al conyeye nsin.r cost of pur-
chaser, and il terms of not coupled with In
ten days the trustee the resell after
three days advertisement in the ENenl the
risk and cost OF the defaultIng pun chaser.
L. IL. FIINAM. Trustee,
5l2 ST. n. W.
RADCLIFFE, DARR L. CO.. Aucts iaS-itas
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WALTER B. Williams CO.. Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY. SOuTBwr,
CORNER OE SECOND AND q SEREETS SllITI,

TRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY, SOUTHWEST
WEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated March 81 A d.
1887. and duly recorded in Liter No 14l. folio y7
ct seq one OF the land records of the District of
we snail sell At Ru9lic AUCTION front OF the prem
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that certain
piece parcel of land and premises known and dis
tin rushed and beinx lot numbered eight in luare
numbered six hundred and two, laid Gown IN the
plat books " the city OF WASHINGTON ID. C., together
with all the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale one-thlrd cash. balance in and
two years for notes bearing interest from OF sle
and secured 10y deed of trust property sold or ali
cash at tue option OF the psrcaser. All convey a,cng
&c, at purchasers cost. 800 down when the PROP
erty is struck of, and II the terms not com
piled with within ten days from day the trus-
cost OF dsfaulting purchaser.
RANDoLPH D. HoPKiNs,} Trustees
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DATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
WITH 1900 FEET GROUND. on SPRING ST..


TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
NTH ls,p FEET Ghou Nd, ON SPRING ST.
NEAR MAPLE AVE. ANACosllA.D.C.
Under and by virtue of certain deeds trust one
records Tor the District Of Columbia the other given
to the more enectuay describe the ground and prem
Uses, and recorded Liber lAS, folio lU4 one Of the
land records of the District Colunlna and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees Will sell At public auction in front Of the
PREMISES on MONDAY, SECOND DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY "A. ID. 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK p M. ali OF lots
ten tlO). eleven I'D twelve I'D, thirteen O:) and
fourteen u4). H. A. Grlswold's subdivision Of lots
seven t) and twelve tl of Chichester, toether
with Ne and all those piees parcels
OF land and premises lying between the southwest line
OF lot numbered ten O) of nenone subdivision and
the northwest line OF Morris rood present consti-
tuted and the right OF the alley To the
sand lot ten (lO) continued through to said Morris
road. together with improvements, &c.
Terms of sale: Cne-third OF purchase money to be
paid IN cash. residue monthly. quarterly sei-annu-
ally or annually payments aeprtsatng less than
six hundred dollars (eOl per year and interest At
] er cent per annrln. payable quarterly. which
urchaser Is 10 give romissory notes red by deed
OF trust property sold all cash. option Of pur-
chaser terms OF not completed in (lO)
Gays from day OF sale the trustees the
resell NJ rlsk and cost OF the defaultz
nve days advertisement OF such resale in
paper published in Washington. DC. A deposit OF
two hundred dollars So) will be required when bid
Is accepted All convey anclng and recording Of
the purchaser. ALBERT b. RUIZ, trustee.
d<dd&ds ". b. BALDWIN. Trustee.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

900 YARDS CLOTH AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, JANUARY SIXTEENTH, 1891, at
I"ELNE O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms. shall sell
the above consignment. jal4-.,t
pUBLIC SALE-A PUBLIC SALE OF OLD AND
useless property of the Department of Agric uture
viii be held at the Department buil,iin on FRIDAY
JANUARY SIXTEENTH. at Ten y .IIUCK A. NJ. .,
consisting Of one Paper-box-naking machine, one
Printing Press Tin parts Lawn Mowers, one Fan
ming MIL, two Stoves. Carpets, Mattings, Desks.
Tables. Chairs: Curtains, Re; Terms cash. J. N.
uoneer. jal2, l4S15-:h
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FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Il
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, Be, AT NY
AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY, JANUARY SEN
ESTEENH, 1881. COMMENCING AT TEN
O'CLOCK, EMBRACING IN PAIR
BRACkET FRENCH, PLATE MAN FL MIRROR,
THREE HANDSOMEFR ENCH-PLATE MANrEL
MikRORs IN MALNuT AND GILT FRAMES,
lNGS, FANCY AND EASY CHAIRS, Lot NGFS
AND COUCHES, WALNUT AND OTHER CHAM
BIER FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEPARATE
PIECES, MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND boil
STERS, CENTER TABLES IN WOOD AND
MARBLE TOP. II FINELY DECORATED
TOILET SETS, WALNUT AND Ash HAIL
STANDS, WALNUT AND ASH SIDEBOARDS
WALNUT AND ASH EXTENSION DINING IA.
BLES, DINING CHAIRS, BRUSSELS AND
OTHER CARPETS, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES, TOGETHER WITH ABBOTT 300 SEP
ARA lie LOTS OF HOUStKEEPING ARTICLES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
- - ALSO
ONE SUPERIOR COMBINATIO.y FIRE-PROOF
SAFE.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
A NUMBER OF WORK AND DRIVING HORSES
THIRTY NEW AND SECONDHAND VEHICLES
OF VARIOUS KINDS.
ONE FINE BREWSTER LANDAU
N B.-NO POSTPOSEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
WEATHER. LARGEST sALEsROOMs IN THE
CITY.
ALSO. AT TEN O'CLOCK
SFVESTY-FINE WINDOW SASH. fal5.ot
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BOWLING, Auctioneer

ONE FINE KENTUCKY SEAL BROWN SADDLE
HORSE. BETWEEN SEVEN AND EIGHT
YEARS. FINELY GATED, A SPLENDID AMI
On SATURDAY. JANUARY SEVENTEENTH.
1891, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction
rooms, 1 shall sell the above mentioned splendid
animal. ialo-ot
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

II ATcLIFFE. pARR l. CO., Anctioneers.
~ EO Penn. NV.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIFTEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
AND STREET NORTHWEST
- AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JAN
UARI. 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. viii ofer
Tor sale in front Of the premises
SUB LOT A.
SQUARE 30,
Fronting "A feet 18th by dep<h Of 100 fee.
to an alley This is desirable ms ste and sould
COMMAND the attention Of parties in search OF valu-
able building lot.
Terms made known At time Of sale A deposit of
So upon acceptance of bid II the OF sale are
NOT oonpiled with in fifteen days from day of sale
gt reserved to resell the properly at tho risk and
Cost OF the defaultx purchaser after five days adyer-
tseinen of such resale some ne yspaper published
IN Washington, DC. All conveyuncii,r and rexorn,.
a. the cost OF the purchaser.
RATCLiFFE. DARR 4 CO.,
ao-o&ds Auctioneers
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TWO HUNDRED PAIRS FINE SKATER
ALSO
LARGE CONSIGNMENT ASSORTED CRoCKERY,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, JANUARY SIXTEENTH, 1891 at
TWELVE O'CLOCK. within my auction roomS. shall
sell without reserve the above consignInents
jal4-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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TOMORROW,

r ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers,
~ E20 Pennsylvania n. v.
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
COMPRISING FLOUR. TEAS, SUGARS COFFEES
CANNED GOODS, PICKLES, SPICES, YEAST
BRUsHEs. TosA0dd sSfTSAAkFss sAAikNH fGts.
STRIP, M0LASsEs, COAL OIL, LAMP CHIN
NEfS, LARGE REFRIGERATOR. SCALES, &c.
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GOODS
Usually FOUND IN A FAMILY GROCERY
STORE, BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
STORE NORtHEAST CORNER OF FIFTEENTH
AND STREETS NORTHNES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY SIXTEENTH.
at Ten O'CLOCK, viii sell the above named
store all the stock Of Groceries contained therein
which the attention of the trade and private buyars
called. RATCLIFFE DARR A CD
1aIS-f AuctioncerS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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UHIxpRoyEp PRopIRTT rnoxTrxo ON eep
bs4REE fFfHTHHN HEr I24Fk kn ATEETk AID
u op s4Tu " phX,J ANg1e1 sEvExTEEETH,, =
oet q shs $780, sab % II. square 81 havhs Il
Tsfms: 6ns trd ess6; balance in one and tuo ys.rs
for n9t oring tntseese from day Of le and secured
e2a oi Wl9 On rroecay eold. Al eonveyanc1ng.
49,. wxLfftH Sh1nI 3 CO.:
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

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