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CIVIL SERVICE PROMOTIONS
The President Considering . Plan Appliea-
BILE to All the Departmeuts

BILE to All the Departments.
The President is devoting considerable time
nowadays when he il not at work upon his
message TO a consideration Of the question Of
the system that is to be adopted in the depart
ments for civil service promotions. 1t may be
remembered that he approved plan of recon-
struc.ion OF the rules last summer, designed to
so modify the existing regulations as to
make promotions in each department matter
OF absolute merit and upon uniform basis.
The matter Of details was left to the commits
sion to be worked out and submitted later.
Not long ago that body completed the task and
submitted series Of regulations to be applied
to the entire protected portion Of the execu~
i've branch OF the government This docu-
ment has furnished the President with mate
rial FOR much hard. earnest thought, and he
has had the matter before him at various times
ever since ii was presented.
SOME OPPOSITION ENCOUNTERED.
There has been little difficulty encountered
in the way of some slight opposition on the
part Of two or three cabinet officers to the
general plan suggested. While all agree that
promotions should be regulated by uniform ex
aminations, they are net unanimous as to the
methods to be employed. There has hereto
fore been the greatest and widest variety of
systems in vogue in the departments. antipOdai
conditions being presented in the Post Office
and treasury, and it has been mainly the
object of the civil service commission to ANAL
gamate the best features of all systems into a
harmonious plan applicable TO the entire gov
or at least that part that is under the
rules Naturally enough there has been some
on the part Of two or three cabinet
officers to destruction of plans that they con-
slider to be faultess, and tine President now en-
counters the difficult task of evolving system
that will have the Createat number of good
features and the most supporters in his official
family.
He is expected TO take up the subject shortly
after his return from his ducking trip. unless
his more important political duties should in
terfere.
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Searching for MIR. George Plummer.

Yesterday the police authorities were asked
to assist in finding the whereabouts of Mr..
George Plummer, who left his home near Marl-
boro' on Tuesday last to consult with DR.. Hyatt
on 14th street. Mr.. Plummer is a well-to-do
farmer about forty-three years of age, nearly six
feet in height and Of spare build, weighing only
about 135 pounds, and had been ia ill health q
long time, and it was to consult phi sician az
to his health that he came here. He left bis
horse and buggy at Scotts stables and failing
to return for them his friends were notified
As Mr.. Plummer was subject to fits OF de.
spondency his friends are apprehensive that he
has made way with himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17

No one worts for love. II man is worth a rn,l,,..
be works for money Livery that which 1900
the Dast return My dUnt You the sul,,. 80
sretlon IN Duy Ingg Buy everything Tor cash .pa 80,
trona cash houses IL you Ray cash ash firsf III -.
sell on credit " nsts lnent." Il uhe reply 4. ysS
houses cant give essL prices Il am the ,,n1s
Furniture Desler IN Mashilston WIN t,erys ,,,,sy
70 SAY uon went any credlt trade IN vo,, 49,
pay casa lou neeu not come" lou VIII f.sr 49,.
VINO ony Of se!i on credit say: .Ol he ~ hax.- -
A nenE Se. 1 say n selling goods cteap or
@ one a1lower. Sc.. son can p.ce me a. he
,ras s oH~rI IA the city. read Tle foIowing
iisss1 -; slA-foot Extension Table 81 sryen-,',.
sarsor Saites. 50. &c. sia-plece Rur sure N,
Ners nAhusomf Mug suites, deep frln1. ,ll .,sr,S,
siA nsn backs. &c sS5 sold e,sex n.re m,
~ ~ ssst ur hr-zs. WHINE gray or blael fS
a. a. lard vide CaIsts. l,ssc. .Oc.. .5c.
Best BODY Hrnss.s sSr.s's. See-. doc. sc. 20 els
d, nessn Wire Sots. 81. aS; Wire Bel sprlnex
a. e-.-S: Oak suifes, sI0 30 10 : - Sll..
1919. Oak. sl2-5O TO $50; Sit Oak Ch.irr A.
a. thaiir. -. sr each; .sj1eCe lea ~
I'd y 70 xlo; Dinner sef els 10 40 rlx
4 aaZs' iSe Initial 1nnblers, beautiful styisS
Hnises set; forks. 1sc. Plated lea set Tespof
~, Sresn and spoons. Cd 90 OF each piece spa
49, rs lave The goods and want the money
49,. y nsiner You work the street your
a. I've on Connscticut ''swanpoodle."
= lave eooos you want and you hing.
M ~" snst am saying and only asa
N. c. GRAsTY.
DOUBLE STORES
furniture. Carpets. China. Clan. Tin. &c.
ls1o-i2 sth H. n. ~. bst- n and O.
Don't desh fu vo~ tn. sse
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
L 6i2 st nv
IMPORTANT SALE BY
CAL

IMPORTANT SALE BY
OF SUPERIOR FuRN iToG CARPETS, &c. AT
The ELEGAN IL, tGRMIsHED REsiDENcE
EHE RtEsfS 4 f hns Il fo Is
sSHE TanfT PEJEs HiSpssifSTf fhf
Il SfTiS HAs sBu EMh Rsfs
EEhck SIX i HAND KMbk6IDfEgp nbHS
CHAIRS, MAhOGANl WORK TABLES. EBONY
AsRis 1 NGsS sJsR vGSF HsNb
SoME GARD TABLES. Faithfully in
SASRs H HHSpsS%k ErseH seS Sht StaShS
shH1Hss ESbRa,hhSPP & sir ktf ssas2E
ESEL SAsH 3MMEI30EA MES TN
OFFICE TABLES. oSE OAK cABiNETT. MADE
Gany 9HDE AsD sLsib AI4R ih5sa IIS
soAh fshSsh sahsftkSfd sS4
I IHG SILT HAt stSk THIEF MAP
L ASs tStast 9Sh AA SSfsphE
fAEHESs r TAkhNN rIShh NSSS
SUITES ASI sEPAkHfE F stasHf Is = ASH Ash.
HSR PORdh IE9S BShESPs
WASH STANDS. DRESSING TABLES. SINGLE
sSRE Sah5R k5ST DE6E SaS
AND MAHOGANY CHAIRS. TOWEL RACKS,
feaf Exssfx sTA1 HAM HG ans R RSS
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS AN
ASSORTMENT OF BEDDING, DECORATED
TOILET WARE, MODERATOR LAMPS
no MATCH; ONE BRASS CHANDELIER
BRASS FIRE STAND. SHOVEL AND TONiS
wv. SPRINGS. FOLDING BEDS, MAHOGANI
DRESSING TABLES, ENGLISH MAHOGANY
NITURE, SUCH AS WALNUT OFFICE DESKS
WAR1E6BEs; OFFICE TABLEs CfHoI.
G3sb EEcE FElfE T EAsskkks STOVES
30 BOTTLES OF Gil tTEAU LEAZITTE. AN
OLD AN EXCELLENT CLARET; 3 BOTTLES
oF ST; yULIAN, g9TTLEs OF P0kT WINE.
IETs, ETSs5 ,x Ss, on 3NE HANpsSMELY
TION OF GLASS AND TABLE WARE lot OF
COPPER sOKING UTENSILS. REFRIGERA-
TOR, KITCHEN TABLES, CHAIRS, CROCK
cry. COOKING UTENSILS. &c.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIVE
1851, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at RESI-
DENCE NO. I'LL X STREET NOKTHWEsT We
will sell the above effects with many articles NOT men
buyers to make very desirable purchases The resfer
portion Of this furniture nIade TO order in Holland
aud is the property of rent,sman leaving tie city
The residence VIII be open on Tuesday, the 24th from
to 4. Tor inspection. when catalogues can be had
THOMAS DOwLlNG son. Auct.oneers,
nO14-dts 6ls q. NV,
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A New Man.

A new real estate map Of the region along
the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad between Washington and Rock
vile has been prepared and issued by Fava.
Naeff & Co.. the civil engineers. The map is
based upon the latest official authorities and
actual surveys made by the firm. This region
has come into such prominence as field OF
real estate operations and such great changes
have been made within a few years that the
map referred to is Of special value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
Florida's Senatorial Fight.

The Florida supreme court has issued a
perenlptory writ of mandamus against John L.
Crawford, secretary of state, enjoining him to
sign and ates. with the great seal Of the state the
commission of r II. NJ. Davidson. appointed
United States Senator by Gov. Fleming. II
Crawford refuses to sign and seal the COM
mission the court will declare it contempt and
order him sent to Jail
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FUTURE DAYS.
y ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ 40 Pennsy wanna ave. Il. ".

PEREMpTORY SALE TO CLOSE PARTNER
SHIP OF VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON Q
STREET. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST BY ACC
TON,
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER TWEEN
TEETH. 1891. at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK. We
will SELL in front of the premises.
LOT II, SQUARE 1893,
Fronting 22 feet inches On z street between 10Th
and 10th streets. with deIth 80 feet to 10-fOot
alley.
his property is in Of the best residence sections
OF the city and should command the attention OF per-
sons in search OF most desirable property.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one, two and
three years at Ter Gent per annum. payable semi
annually secured by deed OF trust all ash, at the
option OF the purchaser deposit of S.OO required
at the time OF sale. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days right to resell is reserved All
ancinY. &c. at cost of pure haser.
nol1-d&ds hArCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts.
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The Army and Navy Club.

At meeting of the bosrd Of governors Of the
Army and Navy Club on the 4th instant Sena-
tor HawIey was elected member of that board
and Paymaster Carmody was elected treasurer
OF the club and member OF the board of govern
ors.
The club expect to be able 20 take possession
Of their new house by the LIST proximo, when II
will open with grand housewarming. Presi-
dent Harrison and all eligible members of his
cabinet have recently become members OF this
popular association.
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7 ATIMER = SLOAN. Ausao
TRUSTEES, SALE OF rRToRY BRICK
D INlIII W BEING PIES No. las L

sy, virtue of deed Of frost tsesrips date the
9th day of August. lSs7, and tecorded In liber
No. l.d6. folio ass ct $50. ose land records q
the District OF Columbia. and request Of the
party secured thereby. Ne Wilt public auction
y iTpns e the Issn's:s On eo i ny oss Ben
and premises, situate and be1e city OF Wash-
inlrtou. District Of Columbt known and dis
tlnRuished ~ paris Of lots np eieven q - and
tweiye (l2l OF Dsvidson's sutn OF square num-
bered tWo hundred and sixo %. bes1nnIng for
the same at point ON l. st$s nuy-sevcn l5s1
feet and four "a inches east 20 northwest cor
ner Of said squire, and runneS east fourteen
CD teet and tWo Cd tnchese south dfty-ons
(5lg feet ~ three-fooe a1lefce west fourteen
(lll toet and two CO t0cAG1hence north 6fty-
one (5D feet TO the point offxng. to9ether with
the improvements thereof.
! Terms q sale: One-thtrd o14nco In oix ond
twelve months. notes ~ befa ~ me rate Of az
(dD pcr cent per annuni aulscured b deed Of
trust on the property sod, 20. st option Of the
purchaser. A deposat OF = pred az time OF lie
All conveyanctnG and ro<ft purchases couf
II terms OF sale are not cor,{1 IN ten days from
the day Of sale the trusfe3e The rishf TO reseIl
the property 1t max snd c{tauifing purchGssr
after Ave days advertaseuPa ne noWnpapsr pub
hshsd in WashinxtQn, p. L. /
nolA-sodkda JOAN Aes.
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a Rnvas Ieauue

On the evening of the 10th q number of
Capitol Hill boys met at Ill b street southeast
and formed the Parzelia League, a circle for
pleasure. The following officers were elected:
President, C. C Dieudonne; vice president,
Willie Kinney; secretary, Frank Shaw; treas
urer, Elmer Long. The members who joined
were Willie Miller, Mat Clarke. Eddie Rice,
Willie Anderson George Boyd and John Gary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
The Merry War to Go On.

President Prince of the Boston American
Association team says there will be no CONSOLE
iation with the league clubs in Boston and
Philadelphia- except on equal aud Satisfactory
terms to both the Boston Reds and the Phils-
deiphia Athletics. This the league managers
are not willing to grant and the war will prob
ably be continued through the season Of f92.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING Z son. Auctionevrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT T
COkNEk OF FIRST AND STREETS SOU1
WEST. IMPROVED BY OLD FRAME DIVE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUTH
NEST. IMPROVED BY OLD FRAME DWELL
lNGS.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. holding Equity
Court Tor said District, in a cause wherein Emma b.
Morr1ce IL complainant and Mary Durtette ct al.
defendants. known as equity cause No. l:E4, docket
g, the Mndersigned trustee Will on TUESDAY, the
SkEENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881, at
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK +. NJ. sell at public
auct on, IN front OF the premises the following de-
in said District, TO wit:
First. 1he easternmost eighteen s) feet front on D.
street southwest and running back the fu,l depth
thereof OF original lot ID in square flve hundred
and eixhty tJso). improved by e-story frame
dwelling. And immediately thereafter,
Second. The eighteen uSl feet and sx (6) inches
front on said street. by the iull depth thereof
said lot one I'd next adj dining said first described part
OF sald lot on the west. improved by old irane
DWELLING. And immediately thereafter,
1hlrd The south fourteen Il - feet front by tie full
depth thereof Of original lot fourteen G4) in=sad
square. improved by a two-story frame aweliinE.
Terms Of sale Onetliird OF the purchase money in
cash tie balance III and two years. secured by the
pronissory notes Of the purchaser, and deed OF
TO the satisfaction of the court the property sold
or all cash. at the purchasers option.
Adeposit Of 500 required each piece OF property
at the time or SAFE 1ers OF sale TO be with
In Dftesn days from the day
the right 70 resell at tie cost and risk Of the de-
faultin2 purchaser.
BENJAMIN T. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
moi Otlce, 49, Louisiana NV.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING SO FEET
19lNCHEs On IHE SoUTH SIDE sOF NIR-
GINA AVENUE BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS SOUTHEAST.
We will offer for sale in front of the PREMISES on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER SEVEN
TEENIH, at HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, LOT :
AND PAET LOT g. SQUARE fG6. containing in all
l., $40 square feet.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one and two years. with interest ut rate of per
cured hy deed 81 trust the property sold, all
cash. at the oDon Of the purchaser. 300 deposit
time OF sale. Terms To be computed with days
or the property will be sold at the risk and OF the
defaung purchaser after five days advertisement in
some paper published in the District OF Columbia
nolU-axds 'DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
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T ATIMEK 4 SLOAN. Auctioucers.
lA09 G st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS, EACH u fEET q INCHES FRONT
By 100 FEET DEEP, SITUATE On THE NORTH
SIDE OF l. STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
TMENTY;tIRST STREET AND NEW HASiP-
By virtne Of q certain deed of trust dated May l,
1891, and recorded May To- :, 1891 in
hber 5SS. tolio a ct seq. of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia. and at the written
request Of the party secured thereby, will offer for
TWENTI-EOUkTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1891 nj
HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p M the toiioWing
described property. situate in the city MsshiDxon
District OF Coiumdz. to wit: All Of original lot num-
bered four Cd. N square numbered seventy-two I
and embracing all u lots numbered forty.three ,
rtytour tA4l forty-hve (45l and .oriy -sx (l6 in
Kate n. Foote'S subdivision Vi said original lot four
l4 as per plat recorded in ber No. Is SO OF the
records OF Me once OF the surveyor Of said District
subdivision lots above mentioned and the balance ii
one. two aud three years. AZ the rate Of
Per ceptun psr annun. sini-annually aud -
cured ny deed VI trust the properly or ali cash
at the option OF the purchaser 500 cash required on
each lot II time OF saie Terms be compiled with ia
nfeen days from the day OF sale. the property Will
be resold 1t the risk aud Of the
chaser after rve days reimbursement some news
paper published in the city of Washington District OF
Co.umbn. The property will lie SOLD according 10 the
Subdivision. each lot separately.
MALTE.h h. WILCOX
GEORGE y. fi.EMlNd. Trusfsss-
nol2-dts $40 La avs. NV,
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A Two-Year-Old EepubIic.

The second anniversary of the proclamation
OF the republic of Brazil was observed yester-
day at Rio. A military review and fetes were
held in honor Of the occasion. The day passed
quietly, the public taking scant interest in the
calculation The situation in San Paulo il
daily becoming more and more grave.
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
pa N
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to use this method of presenting our COM
pments to very generous public and to express
gratitude for the liberal bestowed
during our business and to that in the future
REGULAR SALE AT OUR ROOMS,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
viii be on
SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK AT TEN O'CLOCK
FOR FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE
AND TWELVE O'CLOCK
FOR HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, &C.
Our the most central. being near the
market. all lines of making it the best place to
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
In the city.
Our large. light and airy. and your
goods are not exposed to the weather. rain. wind,
snow. hest &C.. thus keeping them in good condition
WE THEREFORE SOLICIT
Consignments from
HoUsEKEEPERs AND PERSONS
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
Send goods at your pleasure and will for
them. sell them and send check to your address
postal card will cause US to send wagon for YOU
goods as you elect.
REMEMBER. SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK
Is the day. and if you forget to send your goods to
auction until Saturday morning
THAT IS TIME ENOUGH
For the sale.
Persons who wish q good assortment Of goods to
select from should attend these
SATURDAY SALES.
Where they will in addition End comfort and pleasure
while buying.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
AUCTIONEERS.
uol7-4t go PA. AVE NJ w
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The remains OF the steamer ". ". Corcoran
have been successfully raised and towed TO the
yar.ls of the southern Transportation barge
line at jackson City. where she will be lifted
up tor service again by the managing owner,
Geo W. GRAY.
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g BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
.. WASHINGTON HoKsE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR.
PEREMPTORY SALE OE HORSES AND MARES
Will he sold at the Bazaar No $40 louisa me-
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER NINE
TENTH. at TEN O'CLOCK, - head Of Horses and
Among the lot
i PAIR BAY COACH HORSES 16 HANDS HIGH;
PAIR FAMILY CARRIAGE HORSES, Heavy
Drauxht Horses and Mares.
This stock accmated and we'll broken for city use
and worthy of the attention of buyers All sold
without reserve. =. BENSINGER,
nolS-2t Auctioneer.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneer
~ 9Th and - stD nrth west

TRUSTEES SALE OF IhIPRovEpOBRTY ON
The EAST SIDE OF TNELfJTtEET BE
TWEEN Q AND X STREkfSR1HMEST.
WARRINGTON. d. c.
By virtue of deed Of trust to usd March 20.
A. u. 1883, and duly recorded in EHf2. t<iao 4f5
ct seq. one Of the land records Of INSTRUCTOR Co.
lurabla. and at the request OF sarfy secured
thereby, We will sell at public auctl front OF the
premises on MONDAY. the THIliH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1897. at HPAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following pierNrcei Of prop
erty, situate in the city OF Waslsn, ID. G. and
being lot No. 3 in Robert Coltman, stor and trus-
tee. and James Adams. trustee. vision, as ne
corded in Book w. T.. folio o., o recoTds OF the
surveyors Office OF the District afs square NUM-
bered three hundred and nine go same iroEtinr
PIN feet on 12th street. Uy q de B5 feet to al,
alley, together with tile improven&c.
Terms Of sale; Onc-third OF thefaase money 20
be paid in cash and residue in 4 i21 and eigh-
teen (1S) months. with Interest 40 per cent per
annum, interest payable seini.ely. for which
purchaser Is % give promissory rscured BY desd
purchaser. Ii terms u sale are J,nplied with in
ten (10) days from day OF s4te~s reserve the
right to resell the property IT ~ OF desauitinx
purchaser after hve days adyaenf or such re-
sale in some newspaper pubiist4 " ashingion, b.
c. A deposit of two hundred ~ s.OOD will be r.
euired st time Of sale; Al eoSrsnx and record
-" " 6. Ii. WILLfAa
W. L EDMONs Trustesu
no14-eod Once so So ~. }
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WAITE B. WILLIAMS Co. Auessos..r..

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionesu.
sPEcIAE SALE
ISIS fSS sSs ASS sa Hn Rah
foASiiohk a II our pSkk ssL Rssf Ro6a
rPfE sfsf
n0i %aIFfs Villas Hi Co Aue
r ATCLlFFE. DAKR CO.. AuetiOnesr,
fks sFSRT sNs SALE q VERY yaIyAsIK IEo
ShoefhrsHis ssSssH Ef5 a drf h2HkAS I'M
q EnGh Is hlsf Ff fsgS o SayENBEs
win offer for sale IN front Of the premises
Fronting 10 50 feet 18th street and running back
This sale should coninand is attention of partie. in
search Q: home or for an Investment
deposit Of sa00 required ., he time Of SALE Il the
tSr o. sac are lSt With in ten days from
at the r1sk ami cost of the draining purchaser ater
paper published ~ Was InstSh. D. G All convey
s IF bSR X cS sac
PHE As syfM fsEE i sfsfslsE UNTIL
sSs, and &c & r
as-IHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST. !
E1afffaau BAY Sf OF Fs ss sn
nol9-dSds Anctioneer..
ArINkR ,ssg s59 s4. s sPFSHePss5.. Tnr,srnv
BARREL NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs. OATS IN
SAEEELs f EISEaAk RAf fk6th az Bt ahhiS
sTTi SA M sah5E Goops OF EyEGi pISchIP;
STh SFHfkS SeSssi stA5ATs
GROCERY BUSINESS
Ab AsGGf siS SS SEA ssf HG e4oR
on STi nSs r. iTA MnRx t9k pA dA &s
TENTH. is:i. Al TES o'ciGck. q rrocery store.
nolG-4r auctioneers.
K kUhNIlzKI. AUCTioNEER.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF UPWARD
OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANCY
GOODS. &C.. BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
A SEVENTH STREET DEALER RETIRING
FROM THE RETAIL BUs1NEss-REMoyEpT TO
GIT STREET NORTHWEST. AND WILL BE
SOLD AT AUCTION. COMMENCING ON
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINE.
TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WE PARTLY ENUMERATE AS FOLLOWS:
FRENCH. BLACK AND HENRIETTA CLOTH
sERGEs. ALL COLoRs :CAMEL's HAIR DRESS
GOODS. DIAGoNALs. ENGLISH AND FRENCH
PLAIDs. sURAH SILK IN ALL coLoRs.
CHINA SILKS. ALL CoLoRS; SATIN AND
sATINEs, NAPKINS, LINEN DAMAsK, FLAN-
NELs. sILEsIA. 1000 PIECES REMNANTS
OF DRESS GOODS.
LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS AND FANCY
GOODS, LACES. HOSIERY OF EVERY DEsCRIP-
TON. UMBRELLAS. HANDKERCHIEFs, VEL
VET RIBBONS. COMBS. WEBBING, TOWELS.
&c, NAPKINS-wITH AN EXTENSIVE oLLEC-
TION OF SIMILAR sTOCK-wHICH WILL BE
SOLD WITHOUT ANY RESERVE OR LIMIT.
SALE CONDUCTED BY
nol6-3s sAMUE- sAMsTAG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
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RECEIVERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
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THEE FRAME pwfLLISSs OF GOOD Hoff
RRiiG Bill t SSPK a y VACANT &C Lof il COOP Hofi
I2th day Of November isi in euu,,s ssn-e on S so'
iSSs entitled Ellen e Gray e al Va Ralph / Gait
Al IN the suprsme Court Of the District Of Coum.
cause and by virtue Of the certain deed from Ellen
Gray, Thomas Gray. Seorxe II Gray Rat. NJ Graz
aforesaid made and recorded on ~ ssI ~ ssx S
NoyenIoer. ISL. IN Liter :. folio =. ct 80 Of an,
on TUESDAY. The TIksT DAY 3F bFt,fMKtisRss
,ssl. commeneing at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK p
town county Of wSshinsfon Blsr sioS.aa mon ss
disfinx shed upon the recorded plat or Iisn of ssld
t6Ol). SIX hundred and (ts9) and s,x hIndrd nj
three SorSl. zach front lng - Good hop~ road
pear IasiSI s.rss, p eIth Of 40 ,.ct Improved
INMEplAIkll AIT K that certain pie.e OF MAJ
Gel q land situate in District II Columbia county %
ofhcal map plan OF Good Hope HI, Parks nov on
nle IN the surveyors once Of DIS, a. lot No
TWO ~, containing az Thousand i've hundred and
nlnety-two Nol6.) sQuAre teet ground. situate
on Grand View aNenae or street and food Hope
Terms each piece or parcel: one-shird cash hal.
ance in one andtwo years with Interest al psr cent
per annum (psy&hle substantially and secured by
deed OF trust ON the properly sold. o. al cash at the
cordine at the rurcbssers cost. osit OF % Will
be REQUIRED on each the time sale ana II tile
sale the receiver the rivht 70 resell the prop
trty 80 IN default At the risk and .. the del
purchaser ater nNe days noiie OF such rssSle rub
hshed IN the Evening newspaper of Mashingt,Sn
ID. c.
JOHN P. SHEPHERD,
Rooms y and -. lie Droit building Receiver,
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