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THE PHILLIrs.sM1ru HOMICIDE.
bar. Burke. the Prisoners Counsel, OrdereS
From the Court Room.

bar. Burke. the Prisoners Counsel, Ordered
From the Court Room.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening star
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 20, 1891.
The Philiips-Smith murder trial went of to-
day until January with quite an episode. The
call Of jurors for examination on cor dire was
N progress, and Mr.. +. A. Davidson had
been excused from service on the
ground that he was opposed to capital
punishment Other examinations Of Jurors
had interviewed, when Mr.. Ed. Burke. counsel
OF the accused, called Mr.. Davidson back The
court declined ~ allow Mr.. Davidson to be
brought back. and Mr.. Burke continued
TO argue the matter. Judge Norton
told Mr.. Burke to take his seat.
but the latter continued to talk, whereupon the
Judge fined him $50 and again ordered him to
sit down. This order not being obeved the
cryer was ordered to take Mr.. Burke out and
Mr.. Burke retired. Mr.. 5. q. Brent, the
other counsel for Philips. was retired from
tho case, and the prisoner being thus left with
out counsel, the court adjourned the trial until
the January term
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Eek. dividend.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-Flour steady, IN
cEanged-Ieceipts S,Is5 barrels; shipments, IL, 1876
barreis; sales. 100 barrels. Wheat inactive and
hrIaer-No. red, spot, 1.Olal.Ola; October, Lola
lOl4; December, l.U&al-NL.; may, 1l0a1- 101<;
steamer, NJ. 2, red. 9,a9i 4receipts 1885 BUSH
els: shipments, 10000 bushels; stock, 1.40I ,I61
bushels; safes. 2J9,OvO bushels. Southern wheat,
firm -FUltz, 9Sal.O5; Longberry, l.o0al.05. Corn
strUug-nXed, spot, Is; year, 5Sa5S4: January, 52h
a52 :; February, 52h; March. 52h-receipts. 6,5i3
bushels: stock 2iol3 bushels. sales l2o,00J bushels
southern coTn-white nrIn, s0a12; yellow, easy,
65ao6- Oats strong. higher, fairly actve-No. Q
white western. 81 ass No. mixed western, 36a
3o1s-receipts 3.zz5 bushels; stock. isz,5CS bush
els. Rye qu!et-No. 2, 3i15-receipts, Gov bushels;
stock 2js,@59 bushels. Hay steady to hrm-good
to choice timothy, 1S.O0all.U0. Grain freights firm,
unchanged Cotton mountaineering, So. Pro-
visions steady, unchanged. Butter firm. active,
unchanged Eggs active-23. Coffee nrm-Rio
cdrgots. fair, l65a; No. !, ID Sugar steady
graduated, LID. Copper steady, unchanged.
Whisky firm, unchanged. Peanuts, unchanged
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-virg:nia consols. ten
fnrtes. % bid; do. threes. 65A bid; Baltimore and
Ohio stock, log ai03E; Baltimore and Ohio South
western nrsts, lOOk; do. frsts, incomes, IOa75;
do second incomes, 2sa32. do. third incomes, -;
Consolidated gas bonds, ll2K ais; do. stocks, -.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. % -Decem-
Der. 49,; MAY, 1.Oz- Corn - November, SOY;
December, Az. Oats-November, 30as; Decenl.
Der, 49,. May, 80. Pork-December, &so; Janu-
AIRY, HIS. Lard - November, 625; December,
62Ix; January, 6.3sL. Ribs-November, 6.024;
December, 80; January, $50.
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A NORNANDlE HOTEL.
IL desire to notify the public that the above sale
Will not interfere in with the
Of LA NOkMANDIE HOTEL, which Will continue
open for the reception Of guests.
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Fire which the London Fire Brigade Seem
Unable to Put Out.

LONDON, Oct Z3.-It will possibly astonish
the fire department experts in the United
States to know that the fire on the Monk
browns wharf, Toolcy street. which broke out
at an early hour on Monday. October ). has not
yet been extinguisEed. This Is a sad commentary
upoa the pumping capacity of the London fire
brigade. Ms well high tribute to the
strength of the confagration. This ire it was
announced during the afternoon of October j.
had been su5dued by the twenty engines which
PLAYED upon 1t after the flames had Quilted an
enormous four-story ware house filed
with colonial produce. such as tea,
tallow and cinnamon The glare from
this ire early on that morning was so great
that il illuminated half OF London. II is q TACT,
however. that the so-called Iooley street fire is
not extinguished now. making about the nine
tenth day IL has been burning under the super
vision of tine fire brigade.
During that time, however. 10 tons of debris
has been removed from the interior of the
burned ware house, but large mass Of bnrning
material still remains there The loss incurred
In consequence Of this blaze is simply euor-
nous r'-.-
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SUICIDE OF A SCIENTIST.
Prof. Carpenter Took Chloroforn to Escape
impending Insanity.

LONDON, Oct. 23-The world Of science was
painfully startled today when it became known
that Philip Herbert Carpenter, MA, F-h-s-,
the distinguished scientist and high authority
upon deep-sea dredging, whose death was an
nounced yesterday. had committed suicide.
A; an inquest held upon the body today the
Rev. DIR. Hale, father-iIl-law OF the deceased
testified to the fact that ne found Mr.. Carpel-
ter dead in bed. with bottle OF chloroform on
u table By his side. Dr. Hale added that the
dead man held in his hand an
empty tumbler, which had appGr-
entity contained chlOroform, and that on
the table was a sheet of paper upon which the
deceased had written: Il cannot any longer
endure the load of insanity which have borne
for the last three weeks
Il have ruined myself and have left my wife
and children beggars through my madness"
Dr. Hale also said that his unfortunate SON.
.n-law had lately sahe red FROM insomnia, and
that he made investments which preyed u on
his mind.
Ii was also shown at the inquest that madness
existed in the dead mans family, and a verdict
in accordance with the facts was rendered.
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MARTIN RODS WILD LEAP.
An Insane German Dives From the Window
of an Express Train.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct 23.-Martn Rods,
German on his way with his wife and baby
from California to Pennsylvania. leaped from q
Miami express going thirty miles an hour,
while the train was near South Charleston,
last night. He placed his baby in his
wife's arms. and, opening the window,
dove out into the darkness The train was
stopped and backed TO the place were the al
fair occurred, but no trace of the man could be
found He was seen TO allSht on his ieet and
then run awav The man was evidently insane.
The passengers made up a purse Tor the woman
who Is still here at the depot. 1t Is reported
here late this afternoon that his body has been
found banging near the railroad track de had
hung himself with his suspenders-
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AUCTION SALES.
fUlDhE DAYS.
~ sth and - streets northwest

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
~ sth and u streets northwest
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,
d. c., AT Pt BLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TwEN-
TY-SECOND. at HALF-PAST FOUR p. NJ. we will
sell Gel :. public apsti9n, On tie remises
STREET AND THIRTY-SEv-
ENIH STREET.
THESE ARE NOT SUBURBAN LOTS.
But are few blocks north of Georgetown University
and about one block south Of the junction of the High
ST. e.ectric road with Fsyette 1t. They he high
with hne outlook AMI must steadily improve value.
tending from 36th to 31th Of. Three between
Soh and tsyette sts All the lots have depth OF LIS
70 2u-ioot alley with uni .orm frontage 80 feet.
except one lot OF Is fre 'front.' The property includes
tnree choice corners The present DRIVING thorough
iare 70 the northwestern SUBURBS oidn the electric
railway on Hsh St is directly in front this prop
erty Persons o. moderate means desiring to
building lot IN desirable and i'm proving location
should attend this sale
Terms OF SAFE: One third cash balance in one and
Mo year, a per cent interest. payable semi-annu-
cash. At option OF purchaser. dcposif sl0o on
each lot at time Of Conveyancing, be- az pur-
chaserNs cost Terms to be complied with in Is days.
oterwise right reserved TO risk cost OF
defauiting purchaser after days advert sement Of
such resale DUNCANSoN BROS.
ocio Auctioneers
. AS-ON ACCOUNT OF THE INCLEMENr
weather the sale of the above lots il until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER TWENTY.
NINTH. same hour and place.
oc-ooNas Auctioueers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
WEES CO.. Au ;sss GERS,
w Oo| Louisiana ave,
Opposite City Post Ofice.
LARGE BiE SALE OF CLOTHING TUESDAY. .ocTo-
OWEN IN TOMORROWS ADVERTISEMENT.
7 ArIMER l. SLOAN. Auctloneers,
- 14O9 u st.. near United States Treasury.
SALE BY CATALOGUE -
IMPORTANT CONSIGNMENT
TURKISH CARPETS. RUGS AND HANGINGs.
Embracing
Ahorassan Carpets and Rugs. Modern and Antique
Hall Rugs. mills Carpets, Antique Baku Hall
Hugs. Teheran Carpets, Antique Khiva
bokhara Carpets. Soumac Car
pets. Anatol.an Rugs,
Royal Mecca Rugs,
Bagdad Portieres
and Antique
Canadian
Rugs.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At our rooms, l409 street. near u S Treasury, on
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURS DAY.
OCTOBER TWENTY-SEvENTH, TWF ,TY-
EIGHTH AND TwENTY-NINI I.
1891, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AN. AND Pm.
EACH DAY.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY. OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH. 1891,
From am. till pm.
oc2S-4t LArIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
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Ella Taliaferro today, by Messrs. shellabarger
and Wilson. fled q bill against W. G. Taliaferro
and d. NJ. Ransdell UNITED States msrshaD for
an injunction to restrain a sale
certain property in. Barry Farm. She
states that prior r to her, marriage
she was possessed of e. $50 in her own right,
which was, after her marriage. invested in GER
tain property in Barry farm and she al
name aud it xas not until January Is
last that abe learned that her husband
had the property conveyed TO him. She states
further that she has recently been served with
papers showing that certain recognizanees
in the Criminal Court entered into
by her husband have been forfeited
and execution issued thereon and that
the marshal has seized the same and has adyer-
tised TO sell II tomorrow and she stating. that
when this sale 10 stopped she will DO deprived
Of what il BY right her separate estate and aslLs
an injunction.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucuoneers.
~ y,0 Pa ave. q. ".

~ W. Pa ave. n. W.
TO CLOSE THE AFFAIRS OF SYNDICATE.
ELEVEN ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS On STREET BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS NOkTHLAST AND
ON SECOND STREET NEAR THE CORNER
OF STREET NORTHEAST ~ AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWENTY.
SEVENTH, beginning ut HALF-PAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK. we will sell, in front Of the premises
AND 1875, IN SQUARE S2l.
Lots rs to 10 10th inclusive. each front IT, 81 feet
street and have q depth OF rs feet TO lO-foot
alley lot SS being but two ots removed from tine cor
Of I'd street Lots 1888, l64 and los each front I
feet I'd street. the of street. and have
depth VI Is feet. with alley, lot l65 havin. . side
alley as WELL
sale presents elegant opportunity for build.
and investors, as improvements in this section
have peen unusually rapid and values . steady and
healthy increase.
This properly belonging to syndicate must be cold
to close affairs
Terms of sale One-third of the purchase money
to be paid in CASH the residue in equal Install
ments IN one and two years at per Interest Der
annun, payable semiannually. and to oe SECURED by
deed OF trust on the premises Sold ali cash. at the
opt.on Of tle purchaser or purchasers. epos,t OF
$50 on each lot required at the of sale n the
terms OF sale not complied with in fifteen days the
right il reserved to resell at the and cost f the
deiaultinx purchaser or purchasers. All convey
ancng aud recording ct the cost OF the purchsser
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.,
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GERMAN PRINTERS WILL STRIKE.
They Want q Nine-Hour bay and an In
crease in Pay.

and Leipsic today held meetings at which
preparations were made for the general
strike of German printers. which seems to
be determined upon fer tomorrow. At these
meetings the printers resolved TO give their
support TO the resolution arrived at by the
printers of this city yesterday. This resOlu-
tion was made BY 1, 600 Berlin printers who de-
termined to ask their union to undergo a gem
eral strike on Saturday on the event of the en-
ployeTs refusing to grant a working day OF nine
The printers of Frankfort, Hamburg.
Koenigsberg, Mayeree anu Nuremberg have
decided to join in the general strike of
printers.
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CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL, ESTATE
ON L STREET BETWEEN 6ECOND AND
THIRD SHEETS NOkTHM EST BY AUCTION
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed on the 9Th DAY Of Sep
telnber. A. D ISyl. in equity cause No. 1856,
wherein Lydia B. 0Neill is Complainant ana Joseph
H NJ. Cross ct ri. are defendsnts the undervagped
trustee viii onsr f9f ssie q pubs SUCTION Of
TwENTi -skNENTH.A A. d. 1881. AT FIVE O'CLOCK,
Al tnat ece or parcel Of ground IN Washington city
District Of Coumbaa known and distingu as pan
Of lot numesrsd eixtt ~. IN square numbered i've
hundred and nisy-eight ss5el. bsnnning point
the north line OF said square twenty seven (S) feet
west Of ts northsas. corner and thence souh
wssssrdiy reS,ion p.s.iisl e The north line o. lot
thence north ssvensy one iss; and ten Q0 inches:
feet to the place q nss'nn,nx; CONTAINING about
square test Of ground. tnproved By frame building
known = No: s06 stEsct northwert;
and eNSlvo III month"; the deferred paynento besr.
ing interest q the rate Of per annum iron
the day Of sale, and TO b by sod Of ruo O
the premises sold. OF al cash. ct the Oh
ton. deposit Of 500 to be paid when fhe proerfy
= ssxuck on. Terms Of sale 70 b compIied With n
Aftssn days from the day 0f na1s othorwl1e tn rStoo
reserves the right 20 resell the property q the rsk ana
cost Of tbs defsult1ng purchasR. Ala cunVoyanctnG.
recording. &C.. q the purchaesr's cost.
.. r. THO2Ae, rrus1ss.
~
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THOMAS BOWLING q son. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
IhE LAST sIDE OF TENTH sTKEET BE-
IMEEN AND q STREETS NORTHEAST
WASHINGTON, u. C.
By virtue OF deed of trus, dated September I,
A. u. lSss. and duly recorded IN il-er i.ssp folio
,S ct SD. one OF the land records Of Dstrct Of
Col unbia at the request PARTY thereby
We Nlil sell IN front OF premises on TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER HE THIRD. 1881. AT HAl.F-PkSi
POUR O'CLOCK a. M. al that ain pls- or uarrl
OF land and premises situate In the city Ct Washing
ton ID C., being lot No %. In square No. $500
inx 10 feet On lOth II. by d-l,Ih 100 lUs
inches. nioe or less running back 10 loe all-y,
with the improvements tner, on. q Two
story and basement U4lck aweislng house
Terms: One hall cash. balance IN OF two years.
secured by deed OF trust the PROPERTY. inter-
est al SIX (O) per cent payable
nualy. All conNeyanClns and recordInE at pursha.-
Gust A deposit . dollars sluDl re-
quired AZ the time Of IL the
complied with within ten days the property will
the the deia ultli,g purchu-tr
BY order Of the trustees.
o. & GREEN, Trustee
JAMES r.. BliONN. Trustee.
oc22-d&ds db4 10th II n u.
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Two villa Hl~<l

The will Of Mrs. Mary s. Harrington was fled
today. She leaves to her husband, George
Harrington, lot 9. square 456. i bears date Of
April Is, 1864.
The viii Of August W. Noeok, Alsd today,
leaves his wife all his estate during life and q
her death to his seven children.
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In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, today
in the landlord and tenant case Of A. F. Fox
against W. P. Wood for possession Of property
at the northwest corner Of 9th and d streets
northwest the jury found verdict for plaintiff
Tor possession and $3.50 for intervening rent
This case has been on trial since last week
Mr.. L. II. Thomas for plaintiff and Mr.. w. A,
Cook for defendant.
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81. LOUIS. No., Oct 23.-A dispatch from
Corpus Christi, Tex, says: Mr.. John I. Ellis
and members of the rainfall expedition left for
the City Of Mexico this morning 70 consult
With prominent Mexican officials in regard to
rain-mAking experipssfs u, that country.
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DUNcASsoN BROS. Aucs,oneers.

TwENTY-sEvEN BUILDING LOTS, CORNER
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
TWENTY FOURTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will
sell in front Of the premises, THIRD AND STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
LOIS j. 10 81. INCLUSIVE, SQUARE 161.
Tht lots have entire front OF square and
varying in size.
Lots to IL, inclusive, each have front on I'd street
Of IL ieet, average depth about 20 1eet.
Lot ~ fronts H. HI ieet by depth OF 40 feet ID
street.
Lots ID to 20, inclusive. each front IL 81 feet on
street and depth Al iept.
Lot u fronts so feet and 10 80 feet ON I'd street.
Lots - to A. inclusive each front ~ AZ ON I'd street
by average depth 30 feet.
Los - to 81, each front ~ AZ 81 street
by average depth o. ABOUT 10 .eet
Alleys IN rear. These lots comprise one-hal< of
tie square and suitable Tor comfortable dive. lings
Terms: Lnetnird cash. balance IN three years notes
annually and to be secured by Deed OF trust prop
erty sold. Conyeyanciny &c., at cost pus laser.
deposit Of ESQ on each lot required time of
al 700 deposit II sod as en rely Terms to be com
pied With IN fifteen days. otherwise right reserved t.
iss-ll at and cost deiau ting purchaser after
hve days advertisement OF such resale in some
paper published in Washington, D. q.
DUNCANSON Bros,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
~ 0th and d sta. q. v.
DESIRABLE THREE.sToRY BRICK DWELLING
NGMBER z THIRD STREET sOuTHEAs1

| DUNcANsCN BROS. AuctiOnsers.
srR RRIak
q SsRsf I'VE SsiSsR Vi. .
3 sssaHss @ depth
v aS si 10 y brick dwelling
ave-. Congressional Library and b. 8. Capitol; houss
notes e bear cen: interest pei annum and 70 b
sSs =. At %s
to comped With ssssn asy cost
Tshi reserved tS resell :. rst and cost
Bko
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
gsRREE 0E OF zsB sEsEsgz
paGs SstSsR u. ..
rnl. 10, front. s. e Is s9g IA e
sabse, 10 s Of
cash and note for tor other half Of bal
q :. IL
C0nveyancins. &C. At purchasers cost. Terms to Be
days advertisement OF such resale in spaper
osis.dSds |. "A'nDsi DG,NGANsox BROS, Aucs..
n ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
STREET BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST SHEETS WEST.
SSrS xs M SsS fSr
SALE in front of the pre.ui = -
PART Or Original LOT.3
- IN SQUARE SIS,
fronting lOO feet on street and running back 90
ieet This lot can be readily subdivided into vau-
Terms: over and above incumbrance of o. AZ. 81
que on or before October IL. 1872 and 1898. equal
notes 70 be PAID IN cash. deposit OF $500 required
az the time II tie terms OF sale conip.Ied
wth IN nteen days from the day sale right
70 resell the property at the rsK and of the de-
iautng purchaser. after five days advertisement Of
sucn resale IN some newspaper published wash
Mston, r. u AL conveyanclng and recording at the
cost OF the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
Ocls-u6dS Auct oneers,
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneer..

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
TRUSIEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR3PERTY situate ON NINeTEENTH
NORTHWEsT. BEING NO. IN. ,'o.,-'- :
BY virtue Of deed in trust dated .ith ay OF June
ID. 1885. and duly recorded Lber lU44 10 J7 et
seq, OF the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and BY the written direction OF parties in
We VII! Sci at publlc auction, in front of the reses
1891. At HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ
part Of
LOT IL IN SQUARE I'D
rontnR Oo leet On the west side Nineteenth
by depth Of q ieet Improved by three-story Drck
residence, with back building and modern Improve
inents benz No; G;0 Nineteenth street northwes.
This - very valuable property, in q good neiyhbor-
hood. no waste around and offe.s . spIeudId oppor.
tunity TO investors or home sec Aers. = -
Ierls: One-third cash balance in one and two wears
with interest and secured by deed OF trust on tine
property. or all cash. All and recording
ut cost OF purchaser. deposit $500 will be re-
CURED ut time Of sale. Terms to be compiled with IN
Ten or tue property may be resold and
oc,aaad. AANp ps JAMESON, Trust.s.
eU-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON.
sequence OF the ram until WEDNESDAY OCTOBER
tn Eat f-ElGHTH. 1881, same hour and place.
BY order OF trustees. -.
LATIMEk b SLOAN,
Oc-so-utS Auctioneera L.
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A UcrIoN sAi.k OF
UNREpEENED PLEDGES.
=. WARREN JOHNSON. Auction~sr.

Il VII sell by public suction AZ the store % n. X.
DAl .ocloBEk 1MEN ~ -sEN iNIh, 1857. At I'm
OtLoth A NJ. all the goods m his ulars npVn which
interest," is due twelve months more. coIsl-ins of
po.S. s,sr and MetAi-Ased Va pes Ia ns Silartna
ShN.r~sre Dlamonds, Clutnins. pr--s Goods BoOks.
Boots. Shoes. Umbrellas. Canes. 1uns, lleVulvera.
seal skin Wraps. kazors. sheArs. OferA t3ia-.ss.
Naiise Plated Ware. Musical. Mathematical Mechsn-
zeal and SurE1cs Instruments, Futures Mirros, &C.
sale 20 continue morn >tsS Al Ten O'CLOCK AND
tNtNlN0s Al sLNLN CLOCK until ali tlIe lou
tULioN. is~nhroker. +. wAkkEN JOHNSON.
Auctloneer oc2i o.
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THoMAs DOWNING a son. Aucticnesr..
VERY VALUABLE Ina RoyED PROPERTY ON
The NORTHEAST OOkNER or NiNTp AID

VERY VALUABLE I'M RONED PROPERTY ON
IHE NORTHEAST CokNER or NINTH AND
ii sIhkkIs NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
FOUR o'CIock. we VII s,1 az ,,o, nN,t, A.
premises part OF lots H. Ia and l5 IN square 4O4
lfuntifg % feei on the east h
sincies on the north SIDE of II and square
north OF the patent ofce. containing sSs unre
OF kruund and Une OF the finest city
Tor nat OF business property improved hy q thre--
stofy biic hUu-e OF - feet fuur--fory
brick and frame houses and - feet fr,.It nov
under rent for I j. tsO per annun.
Terms tne third cash. balance TO suit purchaser.
VITA Interest at 3N Per Per Annuul A de-
post OF $40 required OF sale "a tie term.
o. sac are not ilisd with within ten days from
DAY Q. sac TIE irgperty wall IL r-so.d days
M he Evening Star aud risk de-
faulting purchaser.
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kANak SSA sAhfi OF COPPER COOKING
I AT10ER . SLOAN. Auctloneees,
- aA0D ST.. MAX U. y. TREASURY.
VERY VALUABLE THRLE-sToRY AND ATTIC,
BACK REslDENCE. NUMBER 30 NEW
gEk8EY AYENuE. NEAR THE COAST SIN.
YkY QFE!GE AND WITHIN ONE SQUARE OF

TYsNINTH, 1901, 81 FIVE O'CLOCK, in mont AZ IN
prsnises shall sell pert OF Lot s. IN square 100
tanng 5,67p square fest fronting about t teef and
running hack 70 wide alley. with the lmprovements
wbch couGlst Of three story aud attic brick dvel.v
No I'D New Jeessy avenue southeast.
Torms: Ons-thtrd cash balance In ono and two
YoAEos With notoe beayiuy interest and secured bv
oeed o. tru!f Al eouyeyonetny and recording It Dur.
chassr's Go4 e20O dsVoelt rsQuired Il the time Of
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