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RAICIlffL. DAIta a CO.. Au,tIonv,.rs.
III 30 Ia. ave a NJ

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. ll4i
ThNIh sIkhEr NoklhM II. BLING
tlGhi room AND BALM fkAML HDTSE. N
EACELItNI CuNDa1IUN. MAR TnE
c0hNl Il OF VI l.EET NOhTHMI S1.
On FRIDAY AkItBNooN. NokfkiR. Il SIXTH.
a hAif-fAsr -FOUR oCDO'h, Ne Nin sell IA
fruDi OF the PREMISES
FARf ot iof n. SgE ARE .s5a.
Fronting - ieci luth street r diuh ~ feet
!" 1o-iooi aiiey. improved 10y fT4uI- house
tanning ezli ru0as aId hath. la
lhls property u eEatty aiss. benV m heart
OF tue Edenre lufiun 81 the MY. near tIe hu-
Ten ef. laocs vi alusruenf. itIlss .rsel
ears aud m Easy reach thu .NIfty- drfuri-
l1euts lsaGtilg Il au unusually tn- tsIrt anti
clr- an nv -stment u seeton city de
sirable IA every way.
Acflns OF Ssl.- Nae-tlEi cash. iAlapce two
ana Three Years. ~ % ter cent r anhu. able semi
ann uAll and SCI uIed used of Trust. d.
the option o. the plr t-r. eissii 100 zaic.
Ierils 10 te ClllIird with M nfts-n day. A convey
aicinh. recording, AZ. lur' hu~fr ,ost
RADCLIFFE. DARR a CO.,
oc.Sl -QA0s Aurfiouaerr
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auctionser..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUTH
WEST, IMPROVED Hf OLD FRAME DWELL
INGS.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Co. unba. hoidin. Equity
Court TOR said District. in cause wherein Emma B
Morrice is complainant and Mary Burdette ct al are
fendants known As county cause No 1915, docket
81, the UNDERSIGNED trustee Will ON MONDAY, the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOyEMBEh, ISL, at Il AI-F-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Sc ! at public auct on,
front of the premises. the following described real
estate. situate il the city Of Washington in said Dis
trict, to wit.
First The easternmost eighteen tls> feet front IN
street southwest and running back the full depth
thereof, Of original lot one az ia square i've hundred
and eighty (ls0). improved by story frame
Second. The eighteen ns) feet and six (6) inches
said lot Cd next ad DINING said frst described part
of said lot the west. improved 10y an old frame
dwelling. And Immediately thereafter.
Third The south fourteen fl4D front by the fulI
depth thereof Of original lot fourteen (l4) in said
square in proved by two-srory frame dwelling
Terms of safe. Onethird of the purchase money in
cash the balance and two years. secured by the
promssory notes Of the and deed OF rust
TO the satisfaction OF the court the property sold
or all cash. at the purch aser's option.
deposit OF $lOu required on each piece of propertv
at the time OF sale Terms Of sale to compiled Vii
in tteen days the day of SAFE or the trustee re-
the right TO resell at the cost and risk of re de-
fsultiug purchaser
BENJAMIN T. LEIGHTON. Tru.te.
Once, 4S2 Louisiana :,
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To Lecture to the Police,

Mrs. Catherine Quincy of England will hold
two meetings in the Police Court building
shortly, to which the policemen and their fam
lilies have been invited. The first meeting will
be held Friday evening and Commissioner
Douglass will preside.
Judge Kimball will preside at the second
meeting.
Mrs. Quincy has been engaged for years in
establishing police reliefs and Bible societies
among the officers in England and has delivered
many lectures upon those subjects to the Off
GERS.
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| letin sheet, and as he turned around disgust
edly to find something more informing to look
! ut he let his pent feelings out in veil that
startled every one in his neighborhood and end
| ing with the query: who was George Wash
/ ington. anyhow He was told in various ways.
and be seemed satisfied with the situation and
/ went across the street.
IMPRoMPrU ORATORS
The feet Of Franklin gave impromptu orators
| a good vantage ground for their utterances,
and they utilized it at short intervals later in
| the evening, when the spirits began to rise.
and then there were odd successions of demo-
cratic aud republican principles sent forth
from beneath the benign stare Of the old
printer. 1t made little difference to the crowd
what the beliefs of the takers we're. they were
promptly hummed down. Indeed, it was o
difficult matter to discern the state Of man 8
belief who was talking. The mob gave a sort
of grinding groan. a cross between a shout and
a roar, that smothered words and left only a
confused sound and vision of waving arms
and red faces above the general level
One of the orators, who wore race ticket
hanging from his button-hole, had left his
abiding place with a nice new silk nat. That
hat is In a sad state now. He happened to be-
heve that "Grover Cleveland viii be the next
President" and he uttered this refrain SO long
and so monotonously that the crowd desired
something more amusing in the way OF a
speech. SO he was hustled down. He had taken
crowd r,,oda 4. sveer ~ him his WAN ondaayor
VS. - 800 The LII ~ us ,r ,"'
from FrantI;n and otbe- .oi;d fomrdat;nns andd
for sevaraI minntes tbars mas . u;id su;,, "I Of
men aro,nd tbe base Of tbs sta,1. u;,b tho bot
sill hell nm b;oh in tba or Nv tba rnincLv
n-orbet AZ ,ass go INC - n,; o IN.
ind reocbed ,hs tic Tha-e ,vss hs,r III. .app
borizon and ~ or.,nnb ,hat ,oId - 800
o1a'S TO-, 90 $50 80 aI.a,s 80 Tho,, am,
noIicen,en snran -, 80, 5000 a.. as1h"n.
and he rnrD IN antxr h<a.r
The bat Was tbe onIx sntT,~ar - - ''o"A
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THOMAS BOWLING / SON. Aucsioneers,
Cor Peuna. ave- and 18th n

place Of business. take this method informing
our friends and the pub &c generally that on and
NOvEhBEK FIksf, le9l, xe viii occupy vur new
plsce Of business, No. 6l2 street northwss WHICH
BENG prepared expressly our buslness and
when completed vii Be the largest and 1nsSf
houses in thu CITY, We viii every facility
description snd ON much hanger scale than ever L<-
fore. We villa Also have horse and CARNAGE b zasr
ali who may favor us with their ssock horsss csr-
rages &c tc. 10 sell. feehnx very grzfeful Tor ~.
patronage have received IN the past would ress-f
fully continuance Of the sanle our new iocs-
tion. when We VII q all times b grasisd 70 - our
friends and the business public. Ven rsspectfullS
1HohAs DOWNING & son,
ee2o0 o12 e
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Mary Williams, "A thirteen year-oid colored girl
who has no home, was before Judge Kimball
this morning, and there being no girls re-
formatory Judge Kimball was at n loss to know
where to send her. The workhouse was the
only place he knew of unless she was turned
loose in the street, and that the Judge did not
want to do.
Agent Sweeney Of the Children's Aid Society
was in court. and he volunteered to take charge
of the girl He had spoken to her before she
was called in court. and had promised her hat
with bud on it If she went to the country, and
she decided that she preferred country home
to the workhouse.
Agent Sweeney took charge of the girl and
will secure her good home.
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r ATIMER 3 SLOAN. Aucuoneers.

VERY VALUABLE IMtRoyED RESIDENCE PROP
CENTRAL LEGATIONS OF THE CITY AT
PUBLIC AUCTION, BEING NuMBtK lr10 I
STREET ,T;,, NEAR SEVENTEENTH sTkEET
1891, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p M in front
Of the premises, viii sell that valuable propertv
known No. l110 st. n W., being the weet "A fs.t
front Of
Lot 20. in Square 127,
having . depth OF about % feet to Ally With the
improvements. consisting Of substantial three
brick residence with Inooern improvenepfA
Terms: One-fourth cash: bs lance in one fro and
three years. with interest, and secured by deed Of
trust the property, ali cash All convev1nc,nr
and record ny ut cost g: purchases deposit OF 81 .
required u time o. sale Terms to be coinped with
tunity to obtain fne residence property.
LATIMEk 4 SLOAN,
no4-o0oA Auctioneers.
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u ATCLIFFE. pAKR & CO.. Auctioneer,.

X Af'r'ffI' DAHH Z 90. Auft0heer''
ASSIGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF THE FLOUR AND FEED >IORE No II 3
SEVENTH SIRE. L NORlHNESI, HOHSES.
WAGONS, HARNESS. IRON SAFE. SCALES.
By virtue OF a deed Of assignment given to me and
duly recorded Will sell, at pab.ic auctun ON th,
premises. No l2-5 9TH street northwest. on mi RS-
pAl MORNING. NONEMBER hmm. A. u. ls,ll.
commencing at len O'CLOCK, the entire stock CON
tanned therein. comprising in y ri
Flour, Feed
Axle Grease, Pet
f.atfCrnl Scales. Horse Powder,
Mos,er Iron Safe. Desks,
Sponees, Shamoises.
One Say Horse, slne Graz HORSE
Large Wagon. Single wagon.
BugIy. SInsiea and Double Harness.
dHlrss and Coach on. Furniture. &c.
A.SD
SIX years lease of the premises
Tie attention Of the trade and private buyers is
called TO tiIis Store new OPEN inspection
WILLIAM TwoMBLY. Assignee.
noS-u0dbs :csl Az street,
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A Good Temptars' Installation

John A Finch Lodge, No. 6, l. o. G. T., last
evening installed the following officers: s. W.
Deckman, c. T.; A Sherwood, v. I; d. NJ.
Weeks. secretary; G. W. Masil financial secre-
tary; s. Reese treasurer: c. II. Strang, chap
lain; j. ID. Weeks, marshal: Geo. HAYES, guard:
+. Hayes. sentinel; Carrie Sherwood. assistant
secretary; Stella McClellaud, u. MI NJ
Weeks. L. NJ; Susie Kinder, S. ]. T.; Lizzie
Mitchell organist
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The election of Hon. Roosevelt Pettibone
Flower. democratic candidate for governor Of
New York, was conceded by the republicans
last night at II o'clock. At that time the result
in the other states were yet in doubt, both
parties having made gains in Ohio and Penn
sylvauia, the republicans making gains in Mas
sachusetts outside Of Boston and no returns
had been received from Iowa. At late hour
last night the condition Of affairs was about as
follows:
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pATCLIFFE. DABR & CO.. Auc,loneer..


VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
SEokGEuoMN, u. g, IMPkoNkD Bl A
SThEkT NORTHWEST,
- BIZ AUCTION.
On HI RSph Afternoon. NOVEMBER
FIJI III. at HALf-pAsT FOUR O'clock. We viii OF
Ter Tor sale, IN frC.i OF the prcmis, that large house
and lot corner 18th and streets eng premises . a3
streeil Lot fronts sixty Feet street and one
hundred and twenty feet 18th street House fronts
~ ieet. story brick rear two stores containing ~
roous bath aud store loouls aud Ia closets Iaklgx n
the most desirable PROPERTY Nest Washington Tor a
residence or can lie readily subi.yiei INTO valuable
hui ding sites.
Terms OF sale: $1,000 can remain on the property
Tor twenty months, with interest. cent balance
IN casn. OF J. II OF winch remain for n rec
months secured by deed of trust. all cash, the
option oi the purchaser. dep e.sUQ required
al The time oil sale. Ii the terms with
IN MI en- days from tue day right
re-ei tie proI erty at tine st Tie au tinl-
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such sale
IN some newspaper published IA Nasn.ngron 10 a. an
chaser. -
House now open for inspection.
RADCLIFFE. pARR CO..
oo-.-oNus Auctaoneers.
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ThOMAs DOWNING 4 son. Auctoneers.
VALUABLE STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Il
By direction Of tie owners, VIII sell at public
ton on WEDNESDAY, the kOURI II DAY OF No
FEMBER, A. D. 1891. at FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ, IN
front OF the premises the property the southeast
corner OF Skin and streets orthw iruntn.
anu inches on street. with depth 20 sixth
street. being the property heretofore usA La
Department OF the University OF Georgetown. Title
perfect.
Terms Of sale: Onefourth cash, and the residue in
one. two and three Years. secured upon the prop
erty, or all cash. at the option of the purchaser.
ieriis to be complied with ten days after sac.
deposit OF 300 will lie required the time sale
THOMAS DOMLlNG L son,
oc2a-dSds Auc,ioneers
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hUNCANsUN Bios. AucUIOneers.
~ yGL ami ID sts ne.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A vALukBLE PROPERTY
IN IHE NORTH MS. SECTION or JHE
CITY. BEING PREMISES 80. 1sOl NM II
SlkLEI kIhMESI-A FINE LAktih BIKE h
DWELLING, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated May II. A. D.
I'M AID duly recorded auoug the land records Il
tie DisirIct 81 Columbia. in J. tar No. loi. Ri
ei seq. and at the the lao srs noI..
secured thereby. sell Pally aUcti,,. in front
OF the premlses, ON II f-DAl, NOAEhBEE TIM n
lnSi. AT ElNE O'CLOCK 4. NJ. thu follow IA,
Described piece Iar. Of land and premises situate
IN the city VI Washington. District VI COiuIbiA md
known ana Il stIngu shed ana le.ng cred
nety seven 90. ia MaftnEy and Ison trustees.
subdivision o square NUMBERED three hIIlasel aud
sixty three tit3) per pat Ordcd l.iler ~ IA.
NJ. 49,, the Records VI the surveyor , n " u
the District Of Columbia. together III The improve
Bents tnsreon.
Terms OF sac: Ons-hsf Of tie purchase money IN
cash. baance Ia III equh install Ileuts tvey
IN ti). tive o. ana three ~ year,. with inter, <
payauie annually at Tie OF six 90 par cent
annuiI, secured - deed of trust Iruerfy
sold or al cash al te Olton of purchaser. a.GvsIt
OF eUO viii lie al o. Al convey
ancng and recorulng al purchasers cost Terms OF
sac 10 be cUfnpned with ten aays from ,ay 81
Sale. BhAlNAilD ~ MAkNlL-
ocssO-dSds Surviving Trustee
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d

PEREMPTORY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING IHREE-sToRl BAY-NiN-
DON thEss BRi1k ELLh hN,houM hol 81.
- STREET NORTHEAST.
We viii sell on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, No
NEMBER FIFTH. 1891, at FIVE O'CLOCK IN front
OF tie preulisss part OF 10 Numbered aud 4, IN
Olloert SUBDIVISION of square go. itont n feet
on street between Nort3 Capitol and L., stress
northeast. pS tue oerth OF said lots and improved by
the above described dwelling,
Ieriis. S3,OOc can REMAIN the property. PAYABLE
S,ooo annually before two and tiree Wears
from July ln9I. ana tine balance cash. or al Gasn
at purchasers option deI OF $3.50 will he re-
our, At time OF sale. Terms coI: led with IN
ten days at risk and a auitlnar uur
Chaser All convey aDclng at purchasers cost.
ocol-f DUNCAN -ON BROS. Auct..
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HOW THE ELECTIONS WENT,
New York Carried by Democrats and Ohio
by Republicans

GEN. aREaa ELECTED By THE REPUBLICANS OF
Observation-Disclosures BROWN CHOSEN Gov
ERNoR OF MARYLAND-THE OHIO LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICAN AND MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC.
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OCH dads
noN.ANsoA bRos-; Aucnoneyrs.
~ Fh and a streets mort hurst
CHANCERY SALE or COY HOME IN
GholGEToMN, BEING Hot IL No. 3i0i


CHANCERl SALE OF COY HOME IN
ShOLuEToMN, BEING HOUSE No. 3iOg
flhsI COR STRlEIl.
b. virtue o. decree II the supreme Conri the
Dsfr ct ol Columbia. dated the 18th o,tol-r Ies,l
and PASSED IL q certain cAus. tfetu detenatng, A
Viii u hoieri T. PHILLIPS oliiIslhiunuf harry
D. OSse. d-feDdan the undersigned trustee vii
sell at puonc auction 90 MkBAtsD ~ the ff.fN-
ENIH DAY Or NONh ABIK. ISL, at -FOUR
oSL, On 4 ST. IN front OF the premises parts Of
seventy and seventy one IN Beatty O. add-
ton 70 oeorsetONu the being bOundsd AZ fol-
.ows: Be-ln.ianE N point the FIRST
street at te end ORA Westerly street
twenty iiree l-ei nine inc from the inter-
s-ctiOn oi farst all, fr.derl;k streets
south aiIc paraie with Ireerlck s~r.ufy aas
eetthtnce westerly and narsei VITA irst
teen teet SIX sncEes. tDencs North IArsllel with
nrst line seSenty-Onv i-et 10 IL. south AN. q
first street. then with said First street four
Teen Zee; six IN 'h's to the place bgnl.lnl,.
Terms Of sac rD-d by Ous-tuird
ana the resaue sA and tweys months with ,rest
from day OF al u lun OI ufchaser
de:'oslt o. sluvw viii be required tie properly
Is strucA on. All conveyan, ina at cost 81 the run
chas r. II terms OF complied with with
u n days tvr the trste- raf
se tue TroYegty at the ssk aud the deiautil.
purG hastt after nye dsys' adj -Tf i-euleut.
Oc.,l--&ds JOhs MAhbt al. JlL. 1ristee.
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AUCTION SALES.
ERIS AFTERNOON

RADCLIFFE. DARR co. Auct,onesrs.
~ $50 Pennsy wanna n. ".
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
GoLN AVENUE, BLING A PART Of The
RESIDENCE OF EX-CoMMisSIoNER l. q.
HiNEAND TIL LINZ vi RHODE IsLA \ d AVE
NUE. AND STREET INTENDED, ALSO THE
GREEN HOUSES. SASH. PLANTS. BULBS,
H IL FUkN., BEING TIE EFFECTS AND
PROPERTY OF AfLQRIsT DECLINING BUsl-
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
FoNkfA. 1881. AT HALF-paST -FOUR O'CLOCK
We WILL sell III front OF the Premises ali of
LOTS AND :. IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
PROSPi CT HILL.
This property fronts abou, ON Lincoln avenue
and IS improved by hye-room b: lex with stable
making 1t most desirable opportunity invest
nent.
Terms of sale One-third cash, the balance in one
and two years. secured by deed Of on the prem
Uses Sod or ali cash. at the option purchaser
to lie complied with In fifteen days froa sale or lie
rgbt to resell Is reserved AL convey aIcing Sc. ~
purcnss Is cost.
ALSO,
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH AT ONE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell the above prem
GREEN HOUSES AND HEATING APPARATUS.
1000 cHRYsANTHEMUMs.
LOT ROSES,
LOT DALLAS,
LOT HOLLAND BULBS, &C.. &C.,
buyers.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE. DAkR CO..
oc2sedSds Auctloneers
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AT THE STAR OFFICE


Perhaps the most satisfied people were those
who we're long-headed liz their wisdom and
stood patiently IN front Of the office of TUE
SrAs, and thus received the returns several
minutes IN advance through the medium of
the bulletins that were pasted on the windows.
In most instances the facts thus presented
gained circulation quarter of an hour sooner
tnAn from any other source, and many neat
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New York.

Mr.. Flowers election was claimed by over
p, 900. The greatest surprise to the republi-
cans was the vote above Harlem river. All
their information led them to believe that Fas-
se;t would run very close to Harrison in the
rural districts, and they believed that he was
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nUACANsoN Bios. Aa 'uouecr-.
TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOfI kTN SOUTH sir siF a ; TltFl 4 RI
1NlIN SlAIn AND SEAlNIH SI1ktET.

TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE IMPROVED
Phofl KAY sNIgH sir nF a SFllFIT AZ
IMLLN s1AIn AND sENENIH slKEETs
okiHNfsf. NASHINGION. n. q.
By VIRTUE u = certain n.ed us. tearlns
date the 3lst Lly 81 Juiy A. d. Islss, ana dub
recorded IN liber No. lfus. folio a. SD OF the
land records 81 10. bis'r;f II Columbia. aud I.
request % the parties -s-'ure4 thereby VAL
Inn.ic auction ~ front q the pr-mis'-,. % MD
NESDAh. I'M EiUH iEEN1H BAA on NDAlM
BIZ. A. d. lSli, AZ hAif-pASI Fpth DaIttH
4. NJ. the t7liUN,ul des rtle psrrsl ~ aud
situate IA lie cify o. siinrion. B-tri,t 81 co. unia
and BELLE igt No IL "a iiis-ue 1arisi aud WA. J.
MAJ 81, trustees. suiiN Siuu .ntS sn
Numbered 49,. Nlnch suid vision du.y r.yre
an Book TO- af-s - II r.'ors of fhe surveyors
tifce OF he Di-trf II Columbia. tus.th,r with the
improvements. a..
leraIsoi sal" unetrd cash. balancs in three equal
install iniens n sA go, twes" tl.i ana i-hts, ~
months. Tearing tui-t.i Il Tie is-r cent Ter
num- interest lay % s-uit- suuualtA and sa-urrd hy
dee" ~ trust "a On the lreiu'- said. cash pur
cla-eIs tom. one hundred dollar ,l.psSif vii ie
inquired at the TINS sale. All convey an iIE t.ud re-
cor,iiiis 20 ~ a. purchasers r,-t O. d.
cuiIile with IA ten ays from dAy sale. uthers
u ls stS le-,rNe the rlg1 ffs the
risk aud cost OF he ds.iau I'm t,tIr, an-s.i.
q. ID. " llaIAMStt@. Irusta+
W. L. EbMoN SION. TRUSTS.
nog-dNds bfh e., go 18th n. n.w
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At the regular meeting Of the Y. NJ c. A.
Literary Society Saturday night the Grafton Of
the evening was delivered by Mr.. Arne,l on the
ubject 'The Myths that Surround the Names
of All Great Men,"
The affirmative of the question for the even
ing's discussion, Resolved, that originality
of thought is necessarily lessened as the world
grows older" was urged by Mr.. Paul and the
general discussion in favor of either side by
various members of the society unanimous
decision by tbs committee of judges was rem
dered in favor Of the affirmative.
The orator for next Saturday evening is Mr.
Downing. Ths question for debate is. 'Re-
solved, that the President of the United States
should be ineligible for reelection" aud the
leading disputants are, in the affirmative, Mr..
Freeman, and in the negative. MIR. Goodwin.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. .ucuoncrr..
| ThREf-sT BRICK DWELLING NO. Ista
IhlhLlL sllIEr. NAV sIl.Elr WEI

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. No. 1879
nnlha,t 81 sllilEr. NEAR a STREET. MEst
%. On MoNhAa AfrFRNooS, NOVEMBER MN tn.
IN frunt Of tile Ir,iulses
- PART SQUARE ~
frohtlnH ~ feHi - iuUss on nrft.fi street nv l.rfl
~ t'' IN toNfsi - Nr.I-luIit fLree sfafy ca
9NNA.AiN' nl,7i~fp couNentsn m lusai s,uir.
lht PROPERTY = IA me - tue lest o.is in
West NasnStu al. worthy the Attention .f tho-s
deSlr ma = couturaAile home.
.etn's; One Third Crh hgianre IN one AM No wears
notes u ntarb lsT ef Interest aud q H.. -
.1IeA - 4,- 81 trust On tu RS. all cash az uts
tiul ~ iur'hHs-r, - $3.50 rsuaru au prdla.rty
- > Yer ,ellt ~ sihHin, na.ul cash Guuve, NncinC
a.. al rlif'-lns~rs cost d-f,sit $50 All l..
required at tim" ~ sac. Terms ,,uup led Nth
IN hstevii uss. Other rtt ts-tNel t.ll a.
and cost VI deiAuiis rur,hassr. after i've dAys ad-
NeTtiseii cut ~ s'i re-a some new sIal..r rub.
lsbed ~ WASHINGTON, Il. &
no;sdSds BUNCANSON BROS. Auctiot,s-s-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

W AsHINGroN
Is PERMANENTLY A CITY OF HOMES.
PURCHASED MAINLY BY THE THRIFTY
WAGE GARNER Upon MONTHLY IN
sTALLMENTs-A MOST COMMENDABLE
METHOD OF ACQUIRING PROPERLY ATA
TRIfLE ABOVE RENTAL OUTLAY.
A LIKE HONOR ATTACHES TO THE
PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE WHO DOES NOT
ALLOW HER SCARCITY OF READY MONEY
TO INTERFERE. But SECURES FROM Us
UPON CREDIT ALL THE COMFORTS AND
LUxURiks OF HOUSEKEEPING, RE-
OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
WHICH ACCEPTS HER PROMISES OF
WEEKLY OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS As
THOUGH SHE HAD ALIlEADY ADVANCED
THE NECESSARY CASH
WITH Us THE PARTIAL PAYMENTS OF
RELIABLE HoUsEKELPERs ARE MORE
VALUED THAN THE WEALTH OF THx
CAPITALIST
FyKNTTURE,
DkAPERIEs.
STOVES.
Monks OF ARr.
HOUSE, HEERMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsEA
s17. ele. Gel AND ea3 sTH ST
oc3l OF AND ese MASS. AVE Mw
REsusrrxrD Trade MARX
BERKELEy
PUKE RYE WHISKY.
JAMES THARp.
- sis n. nv
% gallon. q quart. and soc. pss pima oeaS-r
L EkNAND. EN6RAgkk ANDlLfTHoGRAP1EE
n hole fenn. ave nv.
v,asas sssas vssassa sson pssis. &c. p~ aya "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING a SON. Aucticneers-

THOMAS BOWLING q Son. Aucticneers
HORSES. HANsUMs AND HARNESS
Ar AUC ION.
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH 1891
AT TWELtE O'CLOCK, We WILL SILL IN FRUN {
OF OUR AUCTION ROOMS. 6la 4 STREET
NORTHWEST,
Two nANsoMS IN COOP CONDITION.
THhEE SITS SINGLE LARNESS
THREE GOOD YOUNG DkIvING AND WORK
HORSES.
THOMAS DOWNING & SON. Auctiouecrs.
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