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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
THE TRAGEDY AT GEN. BEALE,s FARM.
Nathan Robinsou Put ON Trial for Killing
George C. Durup.

Nathan Robinson Put ON Trial for Killing
George c. Duruo.
Nathan Robinson, charged with the murde.
OF Geo. G. Durno, September 1. on the stock
farm OF Gen. Beaie, near Hyattsviile, Prince
Gsorge's county, began yesterday at Upper
Marlboro, Nd.
Ex-Sherif n. c. Darnall who was present at the
time Of tie ARRAY, testified as follows: 'On the
morning when tho two men met at the stable on
Gen. eale'sstock farm the prisoner said toDurno
that he came to take away q colt which was in
the stable. Durpo refused to Let him take the
colt until pasturage for the same was raid. The
prisoner then approached Durno. slapped him
. severe blow on the cheek, and said he would
show him II he wouldn't tafe the colt The
effect Of the blow staggered Durno, and a. be
Immediately both men drew pistols and can (
say who shot the first shot, but about ten shots
were exchanged. Az the first firing Durno
partly fell Into one of the stalls, one Of his
hands grasping the stable door. Robinson APP
preached and continued TO snoot- Five shots
were fred before Durno fell and ne fell with
dis pistol in his hand. saw three wounds on
the murdered man. one in the right breast, one
near the left nipple and one in the thumb"
Both pistols were shown to the witness, and
he recognized the smaller one the properly
OF Durno, in which only one chamber isempty.
Robinson's pistol is filled with cartridges
The witness, continuing, said: ''Robinson
then LETT the stable, carrying both pistols with
him, and went to his room. Durno was o
middle-lged man and had q defoct IN one eye"
George W. Coldenstroth, who was also present
on the occasion, having gone over to the Beale
Iartl to get his horse, CorroDorRted the tesl-
mony OF Mr.. Darn.ll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
FINISH UP roUa SCORES.


The ladies Of the Newsboys' and Children
Aid Society held their first meeting after the
summer recess last Monday morning at the
home, $40 L street northwest. Agent Sweeney
presented his report for the summer, showing
that during the months OF July. August sud
September employment has been fcand for ton
children. 237 lodgings and sss meals furnished,
FORTY -eigh; pieces OF clothing distributed and
homes secured for several May eoutribu-
tons have boon received in the way Of furnish
ings for the new home. Several Of the chill
dren we're arrested a. Migrants and turned over
over 70 Nh. Sweeney BY Judge Miller VI the
Police Court One boy had walked nearly al
the way FROM New Orleans and his feet were
covered with biisterA After . TOW days at the
home satuation vas found for him in the coun-
try. Two other boys, childrsn Of . poor widow.
were provided with homes in the country. A
letter from one Of these Was read at the meet
ing and also = note from The lady With whom
he is living. telling Of his good conduct. The
society is IN need Of cots and bedding for the
home, and can always lind xeaxsrs for any srti-
eles OF childrsn's clothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
What Your Great GRANDMOTHER Did.

She hc.cheiei the fax and carGed the
WOO, and woye the Enen. and spun the tow,
and mate The clothes for her husband and
ton children. She made butter and cheese,
f,s dipped tallow caniles, TO light the house
q. night, end she cooked al the food for her
Household by al open fire piace and brick
oven. Yes: ami when she was forty years Of
eye, she was already an cid lady whose best
DAYS we-s over. Her shoulders were bent and
Der .cirts enlarge: by hard work, and she
were spcctaclcs and a cap.
Her grea: granddaughter, with al the
modem ccrvcnicncss for comfort refinement
and luxury, may be as charming and attract
ivo at fcr.y-fyc as at twenty. Especially Is
thri t-cs X sio preserves her health BY the
Use CT f,r. PiercSs FAvorits Prescription,
vn.ca wa-d. of al female ailments and ir-
regGisrities. cures tasn IL they already exist,
lecys the life current healthfCl and vigorous,
asd elinbl-s tho woman Of middle ego to re-
tein tie freshness of gi-lhood upon brow and
cheek, the Ugh. Of youth In her eyes, and
IL elasticity In her step.
Go to your drug store pay dollar, get Q
bottle and try it-tTy o second, third if nee
ess1ry. Before the third ora's been taken
you'll know that there's q remedy to help you.
Ten ycu'n Keep on ard q curen come
But II Jon shouldn't feel tbs help, should
be GSappoinscd In the results - you'll find
x clarartco printed en- tho bot.ts-wrsppsr
ta:tu get your ;ncccy back for you
Can you osk moroa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
A Neglected Tomb.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
During the month of July myself and several
others made a tour through Virginia on horse
back. On the second day Of our outing we cut
through Smokers Cap" crossed the noun
tain to the west side, and forded the Shenan-
doah at Castleman's ferry. This is a most ro-
mantle section of the state, rich in wild, pict-
uresque scenery. 1t was near shutdown when
we reached the ferry, and feeling somew what in
clined to supper, decided to make this a stop
ping place. Upon making inquiry as to where
we might find accommodations for the night
we were directed to the Castleman farm. This
proved to be an old Virginia mansion, standing
one time belonged to the Washington family
and Was the home of Mrs. Lewis, sister to Gen.
Washington.
Standing not hundred yards from the house
Is a clamp OF trees, eight in number, keeping
guard, IA it we're over much diapIdated tomb
This tomb, inclosed by a rickety paling fence
is built of brick and stands about two feet high
On top is large slab, broken in two. was
curious as to how SO heavy slab could have
been broken, and was told that during the late
war party of raiding soldiers visited the
place ard thinking tho family might have hid
den their valuables within this gloo my recep-
tacle, opened it. In removing the slab they let
il fall. and TO-DAY it bears proof OF their act.
So covered with moss was the face of the slab
that twas with difficulty made out the in
ScrIptlOn, cut tnis IL wnat read: I'm MEM
DRY of Mrs Betty Carter, relict OF the late
Charles Carter, esq She was born in the town
of Fredericksburg on the I'D day of February,
l765, and departed this lie on Good FRIDAY,
the 9th OF April, 1890 Age sixty-five years.
.'Sno was the daughter Of Mrs. Betty Lewis,
only sister OF Gen. George Washington. In the
death OF this aiInable and pious lady the poor
haso lost q jealous friend and religion bright
example of redeemirg faith
Neglected and uncared for is the resting
place of this estinable woman and near rela-
tive OF Washington. Some years ago, when the
property passed into the present owners pos
SESSION, the government then, instead OF re-
moving these remains, merely placed q paling
fence about the tomb and has given no thought
to il since.
Nature has been kinder. The eight trees that
surround it have intermingied their boughs,
forming q perfect bower, and, except by close
inspection. no one would be the wiser Of what
lay hidden there.
MetLinas that Mount Vernon would be q
better place for those remains, or at least IN
| iron railing might be substituted for the old
wooden one which at present incloses the
tomb. II. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

How Shall I Get Stronxe
T,cas so ,ceak I could not raise npselr IN bed,
and doctors said could be no better Bearing of
DIR. Greene's Ncrvura, 1 commenced taking IL,
and In o week began 10 feel better. ] am now
able to walk and ride out, have gained 20
pounds In weight, so tina; consider that DIR,
Greene's Nervura saued my NE.
MRS E. N. Bass,
Oxford, 4. H."
N. b. - DR.. Greene, the successful
specialist In curing all forms Of
nervous and chronic diseases, 81 W. l4th Street,
Now York, can be consulted free, personally, or by
letter. Call or write him about your case or send
for symptom blank TO I'll oct and letter fully ex-
planning your disease. giving advice. etc. viii be
returned Jree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
THE COURTS
Prcn,-r Counr.,d,, ,

PKcpa1r CouRr-E,d,e Cor.
lesterday-Estste Of Christian Ruppert; cor.
sent to probate Of win withdrawn. Este c,
James Toomsy: win partially proven. in re
children Of VIM. H. Killmon: Emily Il. Ki,lrnou
appointed guardian; bond $500 Estate OF W,
H. kilimon; Emily r. kiiipon do: bond
81 COO. Estate OF John W Bra ason; Lille T.
Bransou Co.; bond s2oo. Estate o. Nleholl,
hicpferssein' War! i. Garter do; bond $500
Estate Oh ID. H. Cooper; order Lirsctias al
ministratrix to report ard revoling order o,
October L. In re Chas- bowsky: order 10 ray
council fees. Estate OF r. W. Joaee; order su.
thorizing compromise. Estate Of ". ". Ferr
inventory returned. Estate Of f. Hagruder
administrator directed TO pay TO guardian
Estate Of Talbot Q. Murray; letters Of admin
istrstion to Susan E. Murray; bond 81 500. In
re Richard I. Bell; Daniel bell appointed guar
dian; bond ssc In re Caroline X Curly; X. II
Curly do; bond 8, 400. In re Thaddeus Bean
order for discharge as guardian. Estate oi
erty to Nora johnson. In re children Of W. I.
johnson; Wash B. Williams appointed guar
dian; bond $1,000.
CouRr IN GENERAL TrnN-Chief Justice Bine
ham and Judges Cor ana James.
Yesterday-Hopkins agt Grin shaw; argued
on mandate of Supreme Court Of United States
United states ex rel. q. n. BooA sgt Tracy
application for mandanus submitted. b. 4 p
Il Il. Co. agt Brent ct al; order Of publication
CIRcurr JUDGE !Yasner.
Ycsterday-Fu!.er agt Gessford; garnishe<
Judgment Of condemnation. Mann Ggt
Cooper; time extended TO plaintiff to file repli,
cation. Ramsey l. Bisbse agt. C. Reascaer
judgment by default. A. F. Fox agt W. r
Wood; jury respited.
EQurrr CouRr-Judoe Coz.
Hume agt. Reid; J. B. Henderson admitted
party complainant. Miller agt Hume's sd.
ninistrators; J. Hol6sworth Gordon appointed
guardian nd Item. Bohrcr ACT. Otterbace
fnal distribution by trustees ordered. pavii
agt Davis; commission to get testimony u
Thomasville, Ga, ordered to issue. Cake agt
Woodbury.; National Metropolitan Bank a.
lowed to levy and sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. No other paper published has anything
like n third as many readers in the city of
Washing ton as has The EVENING STAR, and 10
other ono has yet supported its Claims by an
ssidavit of it, circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Yesterday ~ the prisoners were being intro
duced At the Police Court one Of them--Henry
Williams, a colored boy Of sixteen years, ar
rested by Officer Sanford yesterday morning
for an assault-made q break and ran, succeed
ing in getting away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

- Mr.. John z. Given Mech Imprevsd
3 Mr.. John 7. Given, whose serious illnsas for
the past three months from typhs-sssAittins
fever caused much anxiety - biz friends, =
much improved. Mr.. Given was prostrated BY
. most acute nervous affection, necsasitating
bis removal TO Atlantic City. The change
proved most beneficial to the invalid. Ho h
expscted home within de Aext ten days alinost
u not entirely restored TO his wontsd vigor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Competitors Who make entry for any match
IL not on the range at the hour designated for
the match will be ruled out, except that i'll the
merchants match any entered competitor who
reports to the range ohicer before the firing
has ceased at 200 yards will be assigned target.
One minute will be allowed each competitor
for firing each shot, and he if be does not fire
his score within this limit of time it will be
counted only for the points made within that
time.
general and made before o clock pm. OF Sat
urday, October 81.
Battalion commanders entering teams for
the battalion match must also name alternates
and should SO arrange their alternates that in
shooting the match there may be in any event
at least one man from each company.
The Tappan match will be shot at $50 clock
q m. Thur5day, November 5.
The Proctor match will be shot a. II O'Clock
am. Thursday, November 5.
The Sunday Herdid match will be shot at ESQ
O'Clock pm. Thursday, November 8.
The senatorial trophy match will be shot at 4
o'clock pm. Thursday, November 5.
The STAB match will DO shot at 10 clock q. m.
Friday, November 6.
The merchants match viii be shot at O'Clock
p. m. Friday, November 6.
The battalion match will be shot at O'Clock
D. IN. Friday, November 6.
II. Company commanders viii read this cir.
cular to their companies ut their frat assembly
it is received and at each subsequent assembly
prior to October 81.
Ill The battalion tina. wins the battalion
match and ali individual competitors who win
matches or prizes viii assemble at the Center
Market Armory at 8 o'clock Pm. Friday, No
vember II, in undress uniform, armed and
equipped, 70 receive the trophies and prizes
FINISH UP TOUR SCORES.
Interest in tho completion Of official score,
showed symptoms Of awakening just about tn.
time when tee Limitation expired, so it has beer
thought best to gran: sn' extension, as follows
Monday. the 18th. to Thursday, the I'D, 70,
practice ut 200 and 800 yards
Friday and Saturday, the 23d and Gath, fol
| practice at 500 and 6c0 yards.
No one will be allowed to practice at 500 ant
| $50 yards unless qualified by score of ~ pei
| cent or better in the gallery and u like per
centage at zoo and 500 yards on the range.
MGrksman's buttons will be awarded to oil
making record Of u PEI cent in the gslIeri
| and at 200 and 500 yards on the range.
Sharpshooters' crosses will BE- awarded to al
| making an aggregate of so per cent Oh the com
plets record Of the gallery and all tho ranges.
The range vii. be open each day from 80 L
$50 o. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
Addresses to school Children.

Two delegates from tho ecumenical confer
ence, Rev. j. c. Dawson and MIR. J. ]. Macia-
rem. and also a conference visitor, Miss Gibson,
made short addresses to tho pupils of the Capt.
tol Hill High School yesterday afternoon in re-
Spouse to invitations from Principal Sites. Mr..
Maciaren is q distinguished lawyer Of Canada
and represents the lGymen of a. Canadian branch
Of Aethodists at the conference Few con-
yening here. he spoke to tho young folks
about tho schools % Ontario and concluded
with pleasant reference 10 the meeting OF
teachers from the United States there last sum-
Her and to tho good impression which they had
maze. Mr.. Aaciaren was followed by Miss
Gibson, daughter Of Rev W. Gibson, who is
superintendent Of Methodist missionary work
an France. She gave short talk on Paris and
the French school, which was thoroughly ap-
preciated and elected much applause and
laughter. Miss Gibson has been studying kin
dergarten methods for the past year in Phiia-
deiphia IL order to use them In her mission
work at Paris, and expects to leave shortly for
her field Of labor. The last speaker was Mr..
Dawson, missionary FROM this country "a
japan, which field o: Methodism he represents
vt ths conference. He spoke chiefly Of those
Japanese customs which differ most widely
from our own, and very much amused and en-
tsr;siasl his audience by illustrating many ot
the gestures peculiar to Japanese saiusstions,
aud also in their manner of eating. At the
conclusion of his talk he sang hymn and q
song IN the Japanese tongue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
u A1cLIt z. DARk I co., Auctsoneers.
N go Pa. n n

X A1CLltkE. pAkk CO.. Aucyo1eers.
TO CLOSE HE AFrAIDs or syHDIcAIR
EIlNEN ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS on STREET HErNEEN FIEsT
AND SECOND SHEETS NORTHEAST AND
ON SECOND STREET NEAR THE CORNER
OF STREET NOhTaEAST b ATCrIoS.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER TN ENTY-
sENEN1H. beg,naing at HALf-PAsT FoCE
O'CLOCK, we VII sell. ia front Ct tie pgelnises.
LOTS Sc. %. TO- .gi llc2, .GrS. IOf lua, 49, l64
AND l6s. IN SOD RE III.
Lots 9S to los. t. Inc.uslve .ah front 10 o. Rect
on stree AMI have def. o. 20 .cef 80 lo-lcot
alley lot 9s oeinr bur two ots rerlcyed rom
Of ID street. Lots 49, lO4 It's each front 10
feet I'd street. the corner o, street ani nsvs
deptb Of - feet. with aiiey lot it's having side
alley well.
III sale presents an elegant opportunity for buns.
ers and investors, ~ IMPROVEMENTS m this section
have oeea unusually rapid ana siues q steady and
This .roper,y bslonsins to syndiosts must be sold
Tsras q ale one-third Of the purchase ,nonsy
TO be pail In cash, tbs residue In two equal INSTALL
ments in one and tSo yeer AZ er cent nierest per
aunuin. payable semiannually. md 10 10 secured by
deed OF trust ON the premises sold or all cssL # the
$50 each lot required a the Of aale IN the
right 10 reserved 20 rcse. at the risk anc cost OF the
spcng end recording at the Of The turchsSsx o.
RAruIFFE. DARE 3 co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
]. JAY GOULD,

S9i 9Th street. Wonders for ladies and cARdrsa;
materials for paper nowera lamp ahadca kc.
Fayors toys, scrap picturea, ca1ds, traasfef pic-
lures. gold paint, ~ cents; Gap notices, games.
''snow, unse.. napkins. masks, studies fancy
paper. Jap. goods, nc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
District Politics Quiet.

There is precious little doing in District
politics just now" said Street Inspector Perry
Carson this morning THAT is, 60 far a. the
republicans are Concerned. And believe it ID
the same with the democrats. At present we
are waiting until after the meeting Of the ex-
ecutiye committee here next month, when the
time for holding the nominating convention
next spring will be fixed. Until that is done
We, OF course, can do nothing. One thing,
however, which we propose doing at once will
be to publish the boundaries of the old legisla-
tive districts. We shall do that so that here
after every man in this District will know to
just which precinct lie belongs and we will see
then that no doubling up is done. This matter
will be published in The STAR, 90 that there
can be no doubt in the mind Of any enc inter-
ested."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Tho wonderful Success Of Mms. Ruppnt IN washine.
ton b mainly due 10 ths msrit Il hsr woridrsnounsd
faco Bleach. Thsrs ars but few prom nsut ladss n
Warrington who hsvs not hssrd Of tits sminsat -
caaiis&. Many hundssds esn sstsbuts their perfect
complsxioas 70 IL wuaAsful mssif Ct Nina 4 Rnp-
pssts Wosaassnsvnsa Eass usssA m astisas.
which ID not only bsnshcial tut entirely hsrmls b
not eosmstic but Il most perfect tossc Sor ths shin
To b applied externally
hnDsvs sntissay tnst ssssr ., Asohana nssa
nd ~ trsnss a tn .aad sunhwu. IAAias ~ hsxs
ssf1rnsa from thak sannass ouAiag uln and .
almost necessity. IAds are sspssAalv xsauscssa &,
CAL during the week ~ v1n ssesavs ffss COPY q
Ma eappssts tamsW assk ',Hss - - Dssuas-
fsl" fAes Bisaeh ails - - ~ Asttls - 80 -
sant 10 aav part 1t ~ vaesA n parla usaepw -
nom obsssvation Thsss vAs eannse 80 IN ssssys
book On sses'psS - ssatas~
nn A.susszsz.
0ya Av-
.,s~s vAazzss7oz. NO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Gen. Ordway's Circular In Regard to Riac
Matches.

DA-Ea, DfsfAscEs, PRIZES AND CONDITIONS II
-HE SEVERAL CONTENTS TO BE SHOT THIS
rALL-AN ExrExsIoN or TINE IN WEIGH TO
F.N;sH Up scoRES
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Mn. WIN. STONE ALBERT.


Deeds In Ice have been filed o. follows;
d. Strauss to ]. A. Rspett, lots Is and Is, %.
l067; g. J. A. Baker to Msrtha g. Brooke,
pt 5, So s7s; pit 4. 50. 36l, lot ON Congress and
Water sts., Georgetown; pit. IS, do; pit 81, do.
pit. IL, 50. 8. do; ~ and 2S, blk. a.; IT, blk. 6;
Sand TO- blk. 10. Nayior Farm; third interest in
pt :, 50. ssi; half interest pts 10 and u. 81 S,
old Georgetown; pit IL. 50. 37S; pit. 2, 90. $50;
pt s. %. s7s; pit. ., 80. $50; pts. and ID, do.
9. u q, SO. 369; e.. d. B. Croft to w. Thomas,
lot ", blk. D. Brightwood Park; %, 100. AIRING.
ton Fire Insurance Co. to A. b Williams, sub
~, "a. 36s; e.. J. r, wasga,nan to K. J. wn.
sic, lots and 9, blk IA, Wesley Heights; o., 800
a. A. Lipscomb ct al. to p. Flynn. lot %, blk.
~. holmAad Manor; %, S6250. J. c. Hesse "
Maadie D. Lynham, pts. 5 and Q. %. 79S; 600.
is, blk. II, lie Droit Park; -. ]. q. Tiger.
sou 70 .. Maddox. pit 9, biz. 9, Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

LEGAL NOTICES.

IL 1HF 81 PRIME COURT OF TN DISTRICT
y .; @ uinh:n. TIE 9TH Gay OF octobrr. 1854.
AAsrs v. Ma Ssn.es "enss s,n.ni, Va Sh.tlss NO.
On niotion q the complainant. by Mr.. kufieds~
Wilson. er soaicltor orb RID thai the def~nsait
caus has appearance 90 be entered herein hrfoI.
otherw4se he viii ie rrO.~elsi With a. IN c..-
o, sssfaut pIoyloed this sall be publs.sd ~
Ire LNtn.ne Star. -paler published IN tn
~ =. s.sa Ton, ~ - t.le~ sceA Tor thres saf.
lbe obie OF & sut o. .or absolute divorce q
'is stSahIso, aeseftion and nen-supp.rt -
tue copy
By n. A CLANCY, Assistant c cry. ocS,asw:sr
'h,s 10 40 GIVE NOTiCE 1HAI TRE sUIs-
srlaer o. New lork hath oOtssIed from the So
itsnl~ Court OF tie District Co.urntas holding
IA IA sra On on the perscnAi estate Iranfs 4 Hol.
irs>h~Hd. ale OF the Distract Soiumba Decreased
Az itFst "a hAVln ca ass Is the Said
lrrsa warned 70 eALht the same. with tue vouchers
DAl OF OITOBLh MAJ. they may otherufus br
law lie excluded iron al henefit % the sad estate
Given unaer NAP nAnd tsis ;, day % oc,oe~r. lsol
Care Edwards d Barnard.
EDWARDS BARNARD. Proctors ocS isws-
rChls Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TaE Al n.
scrsbsr Of the District OF Columbia hzs obsAinsl
bo.dins a sI,cia4 term OrIhans' Court buslnes.
etters tsry the psr,na estat. Msshins
tou L. Mi.burn. ate OF tue District C0untaa do
eased al persons having claim. against the said
souc hers th~reoi. 70 the sulscribrs haors
18th eay Of seItemoer they may othersi "
law u~ excluded IRON ali tench OF the sal estate
ISL. WILLIAM J. MIILLR
cAIUs; MILLER. PROCTOR oc.tis.sv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Toledo Wednesday celebrated the csnssnniAl
Of the battle with the Indians ct Fort Recovery,
In which Gen. Arthur st, Clair was defeated.
Of the old fort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-17

Il AIILIrIA, Dam a CD. Aucts-
VERY VALUABLE ENIs:I MOVED PROPERTY on
n STREET BETwfEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIi.St . lklEaS NEsI.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWENTY
ThIED, 1881, at EIk 4 o C..OCk. We will o0sr tor
sale, u 6. tie IRE s.ises.
PARI Oh oBIoiSAL LOTS
IN SQCAhE 6lS
fronting 100 fest strset and running hack 20
feet. Ills lot Dc readily subiiyded inte yasu-
abe iuildil.e site.
T-ra.s Orsr and above incumNfsnce Of O.. At. 81
due before Oltober IL. i:srs snd INA. eJu al
notes, be psid il. cepost OF goo rsQuirsi
et le time 4 ire isrms Of are con- palei
with IA n:teen usys nom .he day OF rirt reserved
10 resell ,,rDt-rti and cUst OF ts de
IL purchaser. after i've days advertiseutn Of
such resale in Newspaper puti:sheu IN wash
instcn. u. c. Al eouyeysucng ana recording ct tie
RATCLIrFE. BARR Il CO.,
Dcl.-d&ls Alcf
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n ATINLk 8 sLoAN. A1ctiooesrs.

ssSsS5. bbssSsA
SAssRRT ASP PxISIED cHAasEs rusNI:.
SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES, BEDDfNG
TOILET WARE. PoRTIERES, &e.. AT AUG.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING: ocroBRRr TWENTY.
fIRSI, 1891. con.rnenciuf at ELEYEN O'CLOCK,
We shall sell q residence no. 1017 Connectirut ave.
nue., an excellent collection o. hoysehold efects
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