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Thunder, Lightning and Rain

Vivid lightning and heavy clap of thunder
occurred ~ Wilmington. Del, shortly before
10 o'clock last night. Electrical circuits we're
generally damaged. A heavy dowrpou- of rain
followed. The occurrence is without parallel
III this locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Tia Fsather,Wsight Championship.
Dock o'Connell and Eddnie Conley win In
dulge In glove contest tonight before The
Audubon Club, in New Orleans, for the feather
weight championship Of the United States.
This promises TO be an interesting evenk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

quarrel on train near Paris, H., Saturday
night resulted disastrously for Benjamin G.
Whitehead, editor Of the Marshall Iilimoisian.
He quarreled with John Ellige, farmer, and
Ellige stabbed him six times. The wounded
man was taken to Paris, where he now lies in Q
critical condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

A car on the I'd avenue electric line in Pitts
burg on Saturday night jumped the track on
trestle and ran along the bridge for forty feet,
then fell to the ground, some fifteen feet be-
low. There were thirty-two passengers or the
car and eleven were injured, two very badly,
but none fatally.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DuNcANsoN BROS. Aue.iOD.sTs.

DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctioDeers.
Sh and ID sts nv.
sPECIAI: SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
wTF VIE AND i1,- EfFESTS, TO TAXI PLACE
NNIrTHrh AND d sTREETs NoEIlIN EST, on
TENTH, isnI' csSSnvFScHfSSaah TIN HIN
O'CLOCK A. N.
~, EMBRACING
nav slk Flush and Hsir-cioth Pxror Suites Couches
anvans anu Settles .arse Ebony Cabinet Cvery
tueI iAst.ls, Ssctl Iil1raNln~sa and II, hngs Also
every hne Gilt AID Walnut frame Pier and Nantel
,srrTgrs Mirror-.ron; Wardrobe, l ,s--e and very
me carved Extension Table (eighte~n f,..tl " AZ
Iut an Oak Slde1aSris, Dlnins Chairs, Book
oSsts. Desks and Oflcr FurnisuNn Also Walnut
YAK and Ash Bed .'uites, Odd Chairs, Rockers.
res.iner flilows sad Bcsie-s, New EAir and Husk
maltrss2s lot o. Cookery. Gla sswarr and kitchen
Utensils. Scales. Melshis ami Measures
IT DUSCaNSON BROS, Aurts.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT, JAN 10. 1891
There Will lie sold q: the pound, corner .ssd and
Nsw r or avenue. on TUESDAY, 1Hk rHIRTELNTE
lSSEAN1. at ONE O'CLOCK z. N, one l-rzy Hor-+
TAKEN uI from the northwest section BY order OF tie
health officer. SAMUEL kINSIFlN PoundIu aster n
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TOMORROW.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auc,ionecrs
SPECIAL SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF PLUSH
LADIES, WHITING DESKS, NIisIC STANDS,
GooTCHES, MAHOGANY TABLES. ANTIQUE
FLNE BRUSSELS CARPETS, NEARLY NKw
iaGkAN CARPETS, JAPANESE PORTIERS,
ALSO,
By order Of the Taunton Siye, Pate Compsny coods
ONE rr hOushs at las. sale and pnealled
BERRY DISHES. ICE PITCHERS, SMALL LOf
OF r CULLEN, &c,
ELkfEN O'CLOCK \. NJ. shall sell within our
signments.
1t anrf:onears
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Eieetric Light win. rr.~,dy.

The thirteen-year-old SON Of Councilman j.
D. Sullivan Of Lynchburg, Va, while walking
ON the street hast night, laid his hand ON . guy
wire from an electric light pole and was In
stantly killed. A companion. who endeavored
TO release Sullivan from the wire, was knocked
DOWN, but escaped injury. A heavy rain had
wire became charged from that cause.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENINC.

r ATCLIFFE, DARR co. Auctioneer..
AssIGNEE,s SALE BY AUCTION OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWFIRY
OF ALL KINDS, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER
PPL hA WARE OF BEST MANuFACTUREs.
GOLD AND SILVER HEAD UMBRELLAS AND
GGAHS 6 GOLD b. PENS, CLOCKS. BR0NzEs.
OrEkA GLASSES, GOLD sPECTACl.RS AND
EnEGaASSES AND EVERyTHINGCO
IN THE JEWELRY STORE OF THE FIRN
V01GT HAAS. 713 TTH ST. NV
sale every evening, commencing THIS (Mondayl
ENENING. at SEVEN O'CLOCK continuing until
STOCK disposed Of Goods sold at private sale drrnx
order OF
1AE.4t o. L. DUFFY, Assignee.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctiOneers.

~
ROSEWOOD sgs& &c CASE IS PIAFq, STOOL AND COVER,
TTtr,HolLl p, n n PLTsH; MAkBLE>IoPcE
M Sas.h HAIK As Mar fHtsAsth s sTlb6s
f{sISS HSsE sSstEt s IS
Eot Sars bsr SHINES sosh
BKTssELS AND lNGRAiN CARrETs. BED.
Ply HFhks s sKKRREI fGHSs SFkS
On MrDNEsDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH a.
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at residence No.
ins ase .sees the aSOss soesSn Q, sSgsssee
jai2t:S WALTER u. WILLIAMS q co.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STREETS NORTHEAST AN"
e fsf sn ne y g. re- sS Sg
be- a; d lSo, in cause No. l.l.sp. Equity noclst
Hr' 9 fpsHS Il Day !Hnl 81 Il f bFc ss
2 n. the north eighteen eet six inches irons ~ the
depth OF lot iw'ntyeigt csl. in square seven nun
in the District of Columbia Improved by brick dwell
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal instalments one and
paid sre ~ e q trust rsn On at s 81 pr Sse
cry sod or AZ C1sn at the OPTION OF the rrrc ,scr
sold ~ convey2ncing and recordins al puTshassr's
cost , the terms Q, sale are mot Complied with in ten
cry alter n.e days public notice at dstsultinT
DUNCANsoN BROS, Aactoneers n.6-dSf.
The purchaser at the above mentioned sale having
TAI ed to comply with the terms sale. l. trustee
VIII resell at said purchasers siid property known
as the no Is teet inches front 10y tie depth thereof
OF lot ~ square %. IN the ct of Washington, ID. C..
On SAiukDAl. SEWN TENTH DAl OF JANU-
O'Clock PA.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal INSTALL
ments. IN one AMI two years, with per cnt interest
iron day of sale until paid to lie secured 10y deed OF
trust on tue property sold or all cash. OPTION pur
chaser DO depcsit TO be paid when the properly Is
SOLD All conft yancins. &c, at purchasers cost II
the terms of s.e not complied with days the
trustee reserves the rit resell said properfy after
days public notice at dafAuitinx and
cost. JOHN a CLARKE Trn.tee
.pUD 81 nv
ja12-dkcs DUNCANSoS BROS. Huctrs
DUBLIC sALE-A PUBLIC SALE OF OLD AND
useless property of the Department of AsTir ulture
viii te held ct the Department building on FRIDAY
JANUARY SIXTEENTH, 1T TEN O'CLOCK A NJ
consisting of one Paper-box- making machine. one
fTiti ne Press (in parts iour Lawn Mowers. Pan
ming Mil, two stoves. Carpets. Mattnps. DESKS
Tables. Chairs. Curtains. &C. Terms cash. J. 81.
noneer jsl2. l4Sl5.St
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The two Alaskan explorers sent ont BY Mn.
Frank Leslie-Wells and Price-prcbabfy per-
tshed. - dligent inquiry among natives gives
no clue TO them.
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FUTURE DAYS,
X ATcLIFFE, DARK & CO.. Auc.ioneers.
~ !SO Pennsyly4nia ave. q. Y

RAASLiff 4, DARK CO.. Auc.ioneers.
!r,O Penpsyiy4nia ave. n v.
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
CONFUSING FLoIR. TEAS. SUGARS, coFFEEs,
canned GOODS, PICKLES. SPICES. NEASf
tpnpMnDLk ,ssrARCH, SOAP, sAkDINEs.
BhnShES. TOBACCO, CIGARS. NINFGAR,
SIkUP, MOIAssEs, COAL OIL, LAMP CHIN.
NElS, LAk1E EEs RlGERATOR. SCALES. g.
IeGEiHEE WITH A FULL LINE OF GOODS
SsDA.Ln ROUND IN FAMILY GROCERY
SrohE. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
sIDkE NORl HEAsT CORNER OF FIFTEENTH
AND Z STkEElS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
On tklDAl MORNING, JANUARY SIXTEENTH,
at Ten O'CLOCK. viii sell at the above namrA
store all the stock Of Groceries contained therein TO
which the attention of the trade and private buyers is
called RAICLlfFk. DARR 4 co,
Aurfioneerx
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Armstrong Brothers, boiler makers, OF Spring
field. Ohio. have saiied- Liabilities, ~, 600
assets. 100000.
William Davis. dealer in general merchandise
at Netiieton and Saltillo. Miss. has failed, and
owes between go, 900 and $4,000.
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ID ATCLIFFE, DkRR CO Auctiopesra

Sly SSEk htENGE SokfaMEsHT. CON.
ssh5 Hft aaaNBE EGt sffs
IN hIM rhnaSs WISH Ash
SgI tksP H SHAIks HAT I'M ExIENsiSS
fESSTs 81 sKlS THE kN IEM y SSN
On THURSDAY MoRNiSe.- JaNnhRY FIF-
abev. named dxenl ali the iufnare se, a come one
ass kfn isisnIf cS
iastt Auctioneers
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IiiPRovED PROPERTY
l. kSSMN AS No. Alb RIDGE STREET NORTH
By virtue of adecree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
vs. kieks e al No eauits doe 81 the = u M
s e sell On the i Day 81 MI r
1891, at HALF-PAST FOUk O'CLOCK PM, at pub.
in N isoni CT sss ss Sow part S &
ming at the southwest corner Of said lot. running
a., 2 Isl ,ss1ss sSais l9i ma
Ters q sae onehrs CASH baanae In tso taaa
nstshnents payable rtspetiyely at one and years
tie 'nf Of 500 a q
sfP s ss Is e: s ssS SAL e
risk and cost II tie defauLng Earchas
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auet s - ,a s.
Esf sAk ~ ~ TAIb s1n tNkESykR
vEsIhtA ASES Cfr AS3 SOUTH
asy q !als, 4 2 ISL and duly sseorisa Il hS as
Tor the Dsrct q Ooum6i. and a reqGe.. Of The
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee Will
M pr eli We EN- 4 b 81 &c skT
AID. 1881. q; the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ, all
sS ~ 1ss p,ss M N NM ND
vision Of part q original lot nambsred two CD IN
~ said sssordsd n hSs b ,oliS 10 one
the improvements thereon
and the Ssne IN e1ua NJ me- y o snd
twelve d months from the day Of sale. with interest
Hs ss e e.:
at the option Of the purchaser slO0 deposit the
e az a1s a '1S S
with within ten days from day Of s,ls othery,ss the
properly st the MAJ and cost q the deauifas pur-
FENDALL E ALEXANDER. Trussss.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aacssonssr jss-dSds
II ATCLlFFk DAkR CO. =, AIEs.a SO
49,. sss!zREssS ss rs 81 Isz7E EsHBE
y e ShE 5aE1cR F DAY :. q o "a. AZ
''' - - NOM . IA ISf a a
e On = A. g 80 q: g 9
=: ss's.. -. Is sse.n :. IN. q .,.. as,o.s Of
q So Sps ss e d. avs "a sn as q -.
rsss t. 49,, sns prspsssy 4 sss - -
{ S go: g - Be 1; 4 81: .:::s Sss:s
xzTcLiyzE DARE Z CO..
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ANACOSTIA.
A PLEASANT MUSICALE.


A delightful party met yesterday in the
pariors Of Miss Grace Menchine. Music was
The order Of the evening. Those present were
Baron de Riyero. Mr.. Joseph Gessford, Miss
Catherine Warner of New Richmond, Ohio
Miss Bertha Bartel. Miss May Nolan. Miss
Fiossie Nenchine, Miss Susette Lochboehler,
Mr. Fred Behrens, Mr.. Albert johnson, Mr.
VIM henchine. Mr. Paul Flynn, Mr.. Grant
P!tzer, Mr.. Edward Martin aud others.
IL was Logan Tribe Of he'd Men that gave the
entertainment noticed in saturdays STAB, and
not Raglan Tribe.
PERSONAL
Mr. George Davenport left last week for Ge-
neva, n. Y He will remain in PHILADELPHIA
seTeral days. Miss Catherine Barron, who
has been visiting Miss Addie Entwisle. has re-
TUNED to Washington Mr.. Rudolph OF San
Francisco dropped in on friends SATURDAY.
while en- route 20 southern Europe. Mr.
Lugene Long of the Anacostia railroad is of on
a vacation Mr.. Sherman. associate editor of
tie AseBoostszn, who was 50 severely injured in
n ccastiEg accident on Maple avenue, IL himself
again j. Adam Bede, formerly of The STAR
j. now in St. Paul. Mimi, doing the legislature
for the Duluth Ddity kescs. There was lively
fox hunt lass Thursday in the neighborhood Of
Fort Washington. The brush was won by Mr.
VIM B. Bayne, jr.,J. Henry ksrby and VIM. a
Callahan being good seconds
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs,Oneur.
EXCEEDINGLY RARE AND COSTLY
CARPETS. RUGS AND HAHdINoS
AT AUCTION.
EMBRACING THE FOLLOWING SPECIMENS:
Tariff. Carabash,
Kermit. shirvahan,
Teheran. Mecca,
Royal Agra. Derbens.
Soumac. Bokhara.
, Antique Mecca. Mosque,
Antique Kiva Bokhaa. Anatolian.
Antique Royal Mecca Csnd.har
BAaDAD P0RTIEREs AND OTHER HANGINas.
To be sold at my ARrRooMs. 18th It. and Pa. ave..
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
JANUARY THIRTEENTH. FOURTEENTH.
fIFTEENTH.
1901. At ELEVEN An. AND THREE Pm.
EACH DAY.
ON EXHIBITION MONDAY. JANUARY II,
FnoX AN. TO oP.M
This 10 IN exceptionally nns collection. md vas -
iscssd especially for this narks&
THOMAS BOWLING.
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John Jones and His Sweat Cloth.

Every afternoon u large crowd of newsboys,
white and colored. assemblies along the fence
inc!osing the hay market and stock yards
about 18th and B streets, and occasionally
large boy or man appears and wins their spare
pennies at game of crap or .'sweat," and
the police have driven them away a great many
times.
Saturday afternoon John Jones' a young
colored man. was along the line with sweat
cloth, on which was smeared in in.:
1-2-3-4-56. CO.,
Bar No Bets.
John was playing banker and he ,.as a sure
winner nine times out OF ten. He was shaking
dice from tin box and was gathering in the
pennies when Policeman Rrecn arrested him.
The cloth and dice were secured as evidence.
This morning JohD was taken to the Police
Court. where he /<as charged with disorderly
conduct. He plead guilty to the charge and
was fined 90 or fifteen days.
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Bar No Bets.
GEORGETOWN.
A POLO CL-P TO BE FoR>,vo.


At recent meeting of the governing board
of the Woodley HINT Club the proposed
foundation of a polo club composed Of menu
bers of the woodiey Hunt was freely discussed.
Already a sum of money has been subscribed
and a tract of ground the Tenlevtown road
within short distance OF the club house has
been leased. The matter is in the hands Of
committee who are enthusiasts and who are
working faithfully for the cause OF the polo
club.
ASSAULTED A CONDUCTOR.
One of the owl cars of the Washington and
Georgetown railroad had solitary passenger
(colored yesterday morning, who was fast
asleep when the end OF the route was reached
in Georgetown. He was awakened by the con-
ductor, which so irritated the sleeper that he
scrambled out Of the car and procured a brick.
with which he assaulted the conductor bv
hitting him in the back. He was arrested and
at the station he gave his name as Charles Will
! son.
NATIONAL REGATTA.
The subject Of holding national regatta
here this season is causing considerable favor
able comment among the boating men Of the
various clubs in the District. The first step
toward accomplishing this made at a meet
ing of the board Of governors of the Potomac
Athletic Club held last week Capt. Zappore,
Mr.. Vim. Otley and Mr.. Oscar T. Schmidt were
appointed committee to confer with such
other committees from the Analostans and
Columbus may be selected.
NOTES.
From a box on the sidewalk in front of
Greenbaum's shoe store Orland Harris took
fou- and a half pairs of boots on Saturday
night. But short while after the theft he was
/ arrested.
As soon as the old brick dwelling No. 1911
| SD street has been torn down-nOw under
! going demolition--Mr. J. I. Clements will erect
a handsome three-story dwelling and store
The Unseating of Eight Republicans Favored.
The South Dakota house committee on cleo
tons has resolved to report in favor Of unseat-
ing the eight republican members from Brown
county, whose election is contested by the in
dependents. They were elected by throwing
out one precinct in Greenfield township, from
| which the returns were not certified.
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ID. K. VAnzHABrD1As & Co.,
1o22 CONN. AVE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN
GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
To reduce our fabulously large stock Of
TURKISH and PERSIAN RUGS and CAR
PETS we will offer to the public an incom-
parable opportunity only for q week, COM
mencing next Monday.
These choice and valuable goods are marked
down at such prices that beat the auction bar.
gains and will s.artle the public. We save you
auctioneers' fees and considerable disadva--
tages as well.
To give an idea of our unusual bargains for
next week we mention few prices:
CARPETS. SIZE 1873.
Reduced to So
DAGHIsTAN RUGS. SIZE e13a
Reduced to SIS.
BOKHARA RUGS. SIZE 5.6x30
Reduced to Sl3.
PERSIAN CARPETS. 1o19, SEQ.
BOkHARA CARPETS, Iox7, $50
SMALL DAGAIsTAN RUGS, 6x36. 90. %
Call and see them before buying elsewhere.
'GRANp ORIENTAL BAZAAR
10a2 Connecticut ave. NV.
ia1O-3t d. Z. vARZHABEDIAN 4 CO.
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X ATCLIffE. DAkh Co. Anctionesrs.
~ $40 hnnA. ave. n "

AssIGNEE's SALE OF ALL FURNITURE WINES
Liquors. RAE FUkNlsHlNos. ETC. UoS,
IANED n TIL HOTEL IMPERIAL. ~
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
lolkIEEN1H sIhLETs NpRTHMRsTD con
CkoGkEhh. sn.NeR WARE, fuKNtIIRE,
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQrIElD IN ti5N.
pLCIiNn FfhsT-CLAss HOTEL. Al PUB
by virtue OF decd Of assignment duly r,->pr,i..i IN
the land records q the District uIntaa on tns
81 81 day o. DeCen.f-rr A. ID. lS.l0. made ~ Foisaa
Staa;s 70 Ire assignee. will sell. pubic au-tipn
on MONDAY. N1SETEfN1H on JsNTARN i-sli
al I'm O'CLOCK. and frou DAY t. DAh fHGkE-
Al fLh until dlslosec Of. all and singular a.. Ftf~
nitcre. CARROTS. hugs Chandelers CurtuuS MtrrOrs
Chairs. Tables, crockery. SiiN-rwarp. tisa.S Cra.
tslsahd hnects upon said Ire1ses atey t--orsfng
the SID Poland stGats, and the Eood vii Of IA.
BUSINESS OF the said Hotel lrIrla all rsht tu
unfe-siened in the pired lease II sAid Irenss
Whole upon the following terms:
CASH, OF oae-thlrG cash. And the remainder euuai
mouhly payments, with ,urity. To the tNsi
OF tn assignee deposit % ssDO Will. such ..-pI
he required NJ the time of sale. and s.1 teriis
must re comp led with In tve days daN sale.
otherwise the said property will Ice mi
sod upon nve days notice by adVerti 4 .le
risk and cost OF tine defAultins prrcla-r Aral SD
property will not In delivered until .le tars u s4s
are complied with. IN event said rTCI-srty sd
IN bulk the same will he sold separately
Of sale from ~ 20 day. such Assne
may deem adv IsAbie-
Inc sad hotel is now open for lu~pert5on.
ASAPh l. BLISS, AssSsnee-
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!, ArcLIFFE. DARR q CO.. Auotionecrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF 3-s1ORY FRAME HOUSE,
WITH lS,Q0fEEI GRoUND.oN sPisl NC ST.
NEAR MAPLE AVE. ANACDSTIA. DC.


Under and by virtue Of two certain deeds q
Recorded IN Liter ls. folio - seq Ia. .znl
records for the District Of Columbia Tie otrr giN,n
to the more efectUzy oesrbe the lrOuad le..i-
Uses, and recorded IN LATER 1862 folio lO4 one ~ IN.
land records o: the District of Columbia and ~ the -
guest OF the party sIred thereby. the unc-r~s-u-d
trustees viii sell at public aution IN frynt ~
prem SEES, on MONDAY, SECOND DAY on FEBRI-
ARi A ID. 1871. at TOUR ocLoCk D. NJ. Elof cots
ten 1O), eleven Sll). twelve I2l tiirte<n ,i3) sui
fourteen C4), n. A Griswold's subiiys. on M i.ss
seven (s) and twelve (l Chichester. taCeth.r
with improvements. &c. and ali thos piecss falrss
Of land and premises iyinR be-; the southwest
o. lot numbered ten (lO) Of mentioned sutily.son
the northwest line o. Morris road present
tute and the right Of tie alley NJ
said hot ten tlOl. continued through sIs.rr.s
road. together with improvements, &c.
Terms of sale. One-third OF purchase money h.
pad N cash. residue monthly. qusr-eriy.
ally OF annqay payments agyr-atinr not les than
SIX hundred dollars (sUDl Per year and Interest
5er cent per snnum. payabie quarterly. sor siss.h
purchaser is TO give promlssOry notes reS by is-l
Of trust on property sold. all cash. ofiion
chaser II terms OF sale not competed VA ,lIl
Gays from day u sale tee trustees the
resell at risk and of the defAutng purzssr f.+r
i've days advertisement OF resale soc
IaIer published in Washington. DC. crI.osst CT
two hundred dollars gsOO) wiz lie required whcn bid
Is accepted All conyeyancing and recording VI
the purchaser. ALBEkF n. kl Ri, Trustee.
d@s dSos W IS. BALDWIN. IrUs.s~.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
Csc. ". sTiokSEY. AOctiopssT

30. W. sTiCkNEI. Aactioneer
cHANcFRY SALE or iMrRovED REAL ESTATE.
fSoS 81 of s. q F,r s ~ TsnFSI HAviSS
Oh ny ~, srsss % "a DR. " nsssed IN ssnit cs No ll
trustees wiG sl q ru6iic sas,on N frons 81 iSs
ppssSaSI az, ;si ne so, NtNtl lllIkn DAA
folloyiny r rial s-is.s m ne ei,S ~ No. 1Rs
Ion; Dsss :, q SesneNs fs, lo one ID sqasrs
wei % the snuths-st grner q, sd ioi ana square, AMI
8iaS alley. issnSe nfh ID . - '1t ,s nns q ,s
and then y snu;h i0 isst 10 -clnnirle imrrov. ~
spoaS is q VIII S 30 s ,n r. ;lS 9; , n ?,
Sal st. sns osc II issl ana M NJ. n NJ true
irom sid dsie duo octotrr. II. lSse and @feS aaa
Terms OF sale; one-tbird cash; balance .>-ur- IN
SUI proisrty IN eqaal inStalln % and ~
81 10 raGird q ,s W is '9I s n-.T =, a.. 49,
s nj, ~ T ~h :, ,,s sH s sa sss a. . a.
on I've DAYS advertisement. All convey ias an n,
OSCAR x sIG I 4 nv. rru.,...
ille-osds.tr' ISIS 5,Rs,.n.w
pAIcLlFFE. DARN a co, Aur'icns~.rs
II HoRsE CARRIAGE AND hAl.Si..s MART,
FfsssiIvsSiA AVE, s.%'If i0L' ""
OPENING SALE AT orr
HORSE, cAkkisGE AND HARNESS MART.
LARGE AND ,rIEscTityf ssfF OF
WEDNESDAY, JaSrtRS -fiSoifi'RrfENrH 1891.
MIMI Al AMfl4Al flkfl.ftkA
THIS sAi.E villa rNp.lAgE
Several fNfryrS NNuus. suitable trs-er-' p~liy
cry ~agNiis toth NV and hand 0uufsp i..-rrs
Ways Cisfence CsrriA.e. Bus. sus. NJ Toy lss f-st
CArrAre, Dayton Nls-uns. surr-Na and = y.r.l ~
two and four Slei.l and .rtfanf "a -
erai and .@rso assorlsn ~ Nehlciss of every Kind
ALSO
A number OF Work and Driving HORSE siu.ie ana
Douhie Harness. % dozen New nalters OoAfhsr), IN
10 THIS SALE WE INVITE CENTRAL ATrrN
lion. AfTEk THIS SAl.E THE m lsTf. Ak SAT-
Al IhE MATT WILL OCGt-k ~ kA SAIL lknAN
Al TWELVE ONBOCk N. FINEST FACilIIIFs
hOk kfEplNt. VEHICLES. STABLES fSDR
NURSES WAITING SALE.
-. RADCLIFFE DARa a co.
&lo-a Anctiunssr.
II ATcIIFfE, DAiR a co.. Auctioneer~
HORSE. CARRIAGE AND EAR,;Ess MART.
w nv lr-ar nain ofhc@, go Ia ave "a M
TO WHOM Ia MAY CONCERN
On WEDNESDAY. JANUARY lDI kTEFNTW
lSsi. lssnnning at TMfLNE O'CLOCK " al Gun
Horse. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MARI srsS l
81 n Gin the r-ar Of ssO Pa. D. We Will -eL
AZ public auction all the
HORSES, -
ARliAGES
hAhNESS. &c, kr..
Purchased by parties unknown o us n the sale NJ
NIX. ALLISON NAIlOk'S STABLES
January and md vino have iailee 10 comply fully
with the terms VI sale. -
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
Nots Bens Purchases will be allowed g. ,,,y Al
any time rr1or 70 ~ oclock January IL JalSa
n ATCIIFlE DARRk gO Anr.f,n.-.-u