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Ante-Bellum Oysters.
From, Twin Cities.


A visitor has been commenting upon the ex-
oellence Of some oysters placed before him by
sable cook In Norfolk restaurant and to him
the cook replies: "But. Mas Boss, you had
orter seen them Lynnbsvens befo' de wah. l
use to cook fer Mas Bray Walters-him dat
died in the great pestilence. Jerry he said
to me one day, Mas Bray did. 'dere's . Balti-
mo man done bet me basket OBJ champagne
he could eat dozen Lynnhavens fer lunch any
day. Now, want you to tx him. Then he
whispered in my ear, Mas Bray did. So sent
him up . nice dish fried in crumbs and by IN
bye Mas Bray called me up in de dining room
and dere sot do Baltimo' gentleman stalled at
eleven and one piece still left and acknowledg-
ing de corn. Mas Bray said: Jerry, tell the
gentleman what he has eaten; he says he has
only eaten eleven oysters and il ready to pay
thSbet.' Mas Boss says /, you amt eaten
no oysters. He jumped mp with big dam !.
and say: You black rascal, what in the bother
alton You been feeding me on? 'Sot down,
Mas Boss. said, 'sot down. Nothing gwine
ter hurtye. You only done eat eleven pieces
oh one OBJ dem big Lynnhavens.'
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PROPOSALS.

lpkUPUs AIS fOh rUKNIICkt AMI All Ais
St 5.nSs rs'sI I al fTS n = m aF SS
SSei wil ee Se,eivsd q Tvs en- NM w
1871. or Eunsslins Al Rspsras .r;sln Artic,"s II
rStir1Tr z. i SIe m NJ. =, ~, ~ Ss
Inc dslaIi.aeri rs.rS.s IT, rssit 60 rs say ?, "A
in seseg env-lores ndorsed On the outside ''irsTs-
a., LOT tsnifin ars lie s5as tSTn ,ae and i'd
partmsnL Is
lDkolosAIIs fOk CAST HON DOOR AND WIN
COW Iraniss and " ashlosr.s fhce 81 building
ssLin .,on. DC, Dvess,.lsr N. issO soa.,d TrO-
n ms tor Doors Nii.oo~s an ~ - oaF,s "a tho t-s
pOO,s and Nn,.o~s the cellar ID the iuildInV fs
,- LAR! 81 C9nsrss m tlis .y viii y ~ say a
pAh, I'M FOURTH DAY OF FEbkCARl. 1871,
ana nInrd ,.n.e.a'sy the'T.itr IN ~ nc: Of lad
90 sna hanA ,oT. 'i iroJcsal may be cttein.a On
snper.nterdeni and knglneer. d;N. 1n2.5, .f2.3
SEALEp PROPOSALS MIL Ia RECEINtaD AT
- the ono OF tIe suervissnr Archiisf. lssu-y De
NJ. on the IgihTIFNTh' TAY OF FFBRTA RS,
All All me lsor md ma,erlas r.qa'rd r the
iaraius aid nlulnhing 81 the building exte-
printing WASH ngon D. q IN s.'crriano. With lie
dTswmss and ss,ssihcai,'n o,lss OF which msy had
panied 10y certified cla,k ior s.O ihe dgI aTfiSsTt
Will rle all bids reoe.yei tine herein stated
Tor oeans the sane aso nids which DO not comsly
str1rty with Az tie reuireaisn:s o. tis invitatiu
ana marked froIosal Tor the fion and al
,eheeIa rirvsiof h.aiins apparatus and p!an6iry -
bnfthn OF ellsrayilis aud PRINTING o. ~ asilston. a.
g. and Hdirussel 70 JAS. a. NlNBklM s..stsr-Nis-
lnc Ar'tiii.sf saiuary -. 1881. - -eutt
DRuPusA-s EUK BUILDING MATERIALS :
Office OF BUILDING fOR LIBRARY OF
tONNhfrs l4o rasi taYitul a WASHINGTON. q. q.
9anaafs D. 1874 sel'usate se4itd IL, sails b.
T Hf shs at ri III s SiI fH% ~ 81 sAISH
1851 and % enea inlt' sisy ~ s:ter s-is,
81 d ders, ior furnishing and de iNcrin1 tile
TIE Duil,liIT Tor library COIar, - in Tits city, tue
iotioNin< apl,rs innate q,.niItl,s luiiding una-
i.r.A;s; l. o.toO. UO 3esi he'd Hard Burned lSg1cks
:, 100 Cuii Eros of River SLnd = ls.E narre.s
Natural hk'lr4uc oeli,ent 4. lsU.a0 f,-ei of Lrln-
Der; >, s:iall supplies Miscellaneous Hara~ are. a.
rants, sas, rrIIsises Se .. - Ions I'ia.l.nots
Coal and l.SQ Bnslels Coke. :. 1850 small Ir,n
Ssstinzs s.. 1tss, Pounds Manila kole. No. 100 FEET
binch Cast Iron Drain I1pe slse,ac atoms
srucon> and conditions and tisnk fOruIs laOipeal
may be oJfalEet yD application 20 this oi1e. Blk
jail. f2.i,G. -
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Fire at Gallipol,s. Ohio.

The Betz Opera House building at Gallipolis,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning. The structure was valued at $40, 900,
only partially insured. The first floor was iii.
vided into two store rooms, one occupied by
Martin McHale with q grocery stock Of "a, 600
ander, with q stock Of groceries valued Il
- 900. on which there was an insurance OF
o., 400. The Gibney, Gordon and Gibney
Comedy Company gave their last performance
in the house Saturday night, leaving their bag.
gage and valuables in trunks, which were eli
lost, valued ut a, 500.
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Arrangements are being made to run an
electric railway from Baltimore TO Curtis bay,
. distance Of about tive miles
Annapolis oystermen who went to North
Carolina water. TO dredge have returned die
gusted. They found Quantities Of oysters. but
the Legislature Of that state had passed. prsc-
tically prohibitive laws, and they had 70 re-
turn with empty boats and pockets. ss 4
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Nearly Sacrificed Himself for His Friend.
Edward Rosanquest,so son of wealthy London
banker, was bitten on the leg by rattlesnake
near Daytona. Fla, yesterday, while hunting
and is beyond hope of recovery Evelyn
Walker. his companion and friend, carried him
on his shoulder to Datona, meanwhile endeav-
oring to suck the poison from the wound. It
appears that Walker had a sore on his lip and
absorbed some OF the poison. He became par
TALLY parayzed, but at q late hour last night he
was considered out of danger.
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Gas Caused the Mine Disaster.

The Pennsylvania legislative committee Wis
tied and thoroughly examined the Mammoth
mines on Saturday, IN which $50 miners los,
their hives last week. They were accompanied
by labor leaders and mining experts. The
members Of the committee say they have
learned that an unexpected fall Of slate liber-
ated pocket of gas or fire-dAmp, which rushed
out upon lamps OF the miners and exploded,
killing all in tine chambers.
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More Chief. Coming TO w..h,nr,on

Another delegation OF Indian chiefs, consist
ing of John Grass. White bird, American Horse,
Turning Hawk and Three Stars, left nashville
last night for Washington, in charge of T. W.
blackburn, chief Of the department OF educa-
tion of the Indian bureau, 70 pay their respects
70 the Great Father.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucticneer
THE ELEGANT TURNOUT OF
HIS ExCELLENcY,
SENIOR J. G. DO ALMARAL vALANTE
MINISTER FROM BRAZIL.
COMPRISING:
Pair of Splendid,y Matched
Brown Horses, q and years
Old. perfectly sound.
Prompt and speedy drivers;
Very Handsome Victoria,
Superb Double set OF Silver
Plated Harness,
Silvermounted Coupe Harness.
Imperfect order:
Roles, Whips, &c.
To lie sold in front of my auction rooms llth and
Penn. ave-. on SATURDAY, JANUARr 7HTfyTI.
FIRST. le9l, at TWELVE O'CLOCK syfiouou
NIB. Can be seen prior to the sale by caro- only,
which can We had at the office OF the auctionesr -
THOMAS BOWLING,
ta26-dts Auctioneer.
e6-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
tOCiSlE. 1871. same hour and place.
)a5l-dts Auctioneer.
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Mnow-'Now. look here, Rloobumpsr, I
wouldn't be . fool II were you"
Hoobumper-'No, II you we're ], you
wouldn't b fool"-TAe EpocA,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF 3sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
WITH ls,Q00fEET GROUND, ON SPRING sT.,

1ctVOE lei UhOtND,ON SIhlNG II.
NEAR MAPLE AVE. ANACOSIlA.D.C.
Under and by virtue Of two deeds Of
recorded IN iaoss l46 ioe Is ct SEQ enc Q; the land
to the more nsctusly descrbe the ground prem.
ses, and recUrded in Lier 143 folio l0l OF the
land records oi the District Columbia and the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby the undcrs yne
trustees VIII sell NJ public auction in front Of the
premises, ON MUNDAA, SECOND DAY Oh FEBRu.
AIRY A. ID. 1891, at FOCR O'CLOCK P. NJ. all of lots
ten QOD, eleven ll1) twelve Qa). thirteen 13) and
fourteen Q4). II. A Griswoi,l's subdivision OF lots
seven l and twelve ll2 part of Chichester to1ether
with &c and all those ieCes parcels
q land and prerss lying between the southwest line
o. ot nuhtered ten lO OF mentioned subdivision and
the lorthwsst line OF Morris road, At present cVnst
tufed and the right Of the alley to the
said lot ten lOl continued through to SAID Morn,
road. together with improvements, &c.
Terms OF sIle Onethird Of purchase money TO be
raid IN cash, residue monthly. quarterly, semisnnu
MIy or annually payments aDeregatinr not less than
Ex hundrsd dollars (euUO per year and interest az
Fer cent per snnunl, Iayaoe quarterly. Tor which
purchaser is to Rve rronssory notes by deed
OF trust on property SOLD cash. at option of pur.
CHASER terms IF sale not completed in ten (lOl
DAYS from day o: sale the trustees the night
at risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser
nSe DAYS adv-rtisent mt Of such resale in news
Ispenr p96ishe, in wssi,inyton. DC. DEPOSIT q
sccepted All conveysncing and recording at cost u
the purchaser. ALBERT b. RUFF, Trustee.
az -d6ds W. b. BALDWIN, Trustee.
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A UCTlON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
IA i. WARREN JOHNSON Auctioneer

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPLkTY IN TIE NORTHWEST SECTION OF
ThE CITY, SonSlSliNG OF 4 NlcELOr on
hI,FrTLENTh And SlXIEENII STREETS. I'M
PROVED BN ATMO-SrOni BRfCk DWELLING.
hNOMN As PREMISES NO. LOB STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May :. A. d. 1874
and duly re orded in iiber 9l5. folio :S2 seq. one
Of the lend reot,s of the Dis.rct Columbia and
the request Of the oider of TIE note secured thereby.
we viii sell at ubc au,ion. iroi.t of tine pr aiss
on TuEsEN, FEBRUARY THIRD, A. ID. lsS,I al
HALF PAST EOUi. O'CLOCK r. N. the following
described real estate. situate in te city Masafs0
District OF Columbia W.T. All that piece or u. r,
of ground known as and benz lot uuibefed two O..
in Blake and Kelley recoris Subdivision OF square
numbered enc hundred and ninety (lyl) together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Unethird OF the purchase money TO
be pald IN cash and the balance in three equal INSTALL
lnents respectively, in one I'D. CO ti.roe 90,
Years. secured by deed of trust the property
with interest at cent per until paid, inter-
s. aoe s-nisiauaIly or "a cash AZ tue o.tOn of
the purchaser Adepusit OF 400 required time of
sale Ierins OF sale TO be COMPLIED with da,s
Day OF sale or property will be resod at risk and
OF defaufnx purchaser five days advertiser Aent
Al conveyain ana recording AZ purchaser COST.
AID II. MAltNEG,k -.
HENRY sTRASEt RoER, ! ifusts'
jal9-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Auctionaprs.
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ITHOMAs 2. WAGGANAN. Real Estate Auctione

SUB FEET 81 TES NSa rE E5ST
BY DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
PEE 3EEr F EEnr re p AZ ALLY TaIRTY-sIX
And HAN1soME pME LIN Si 81 LANE HE
NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH BE
TWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND FIHsT
sTREET EAST. OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL
BY virtue Of two deeds Of truss recorded In ber No.
tf1ct OF Columbia and ct ths request the parties
thereby secured. we will sell at public auction in front
e sae pff HAIrf "a ESf fENs
gnn.nS TOR re a ronf on the north line OF
III feet west the Of
said square. thence west with said street "A fe e
shown on plat recorded In the oce Of he
OF the said District in book H. pare IL thence east on
ss,d alley "A fset inches and tbence south l3l ieet TO
the Place o. befinnnx. with the improvements above
square t6 Bsginning ior qs,ns Il point ON the
north tine Of street distant Isl fest inchss west
from the southeast corner Of said square west
with s1ad street q fest thence north l fs
* e Il sSs rS: :. 81 cd s.
pace H. thenre east along said alley ~ feet fnrhes
and thenre south ISL fsst 70 d Plies a Lsginnns
wSsh the iIpro ....n sboys q tsd--.
po.ed ON each lot 4 The time Of sale and Tie bSaSc.
IN three equai instalhnents. in one, fWo and tlee
years for which u puschassr bsssnT intssssS
81 q a ne slS ~ 'y Id e ,S %
chaser: Il terms are not comphed With n Ten days
cost % dslaataE pe.ck.e. sisss cisss dsys: sdsss
ssssmsns n re Eysnins ee.r Al convsysncang and
fiSs iHF,ES5zaSS zEAs.l fr......
jasodkds TH0s. I wAsaA1GAn. A,us.
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF THE ENTIRE
FURNITURE. CARPETS. RUGS, &c, con-
TANNED IN THE ROCHESTER. NOS 621
AND e23 THIRTEENTH STREET AND
NO. 1922 STREET NORTHWEST.
COMPRISING IN PAR:
PARLoR SUITES IN VARIOUS COVERINGS.
MANTEL MIRRORS. EASY CHAIRS. LACE
CURTAINS. PoRTIEREs, coUcHEs. BED
LOUNGES. wHATNOT. ENGRAvINGs. WAL
NUT, OAK. CHERRY. AsK AND OTHER
CHAMBER SETS. SPRING. HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND holsters.
BLANKETS. SHEETS. SPREADS, TOILET
WARE, HANDSOME MIRROR. FRONT AND
OTHER FOLDING BEDS. CHIrFONIERs. WAL
NUT AND OTHER wARDRoBEs. STOVES.
HALL FURNITURE, sIDEBoARps, ExTEN.
SION TABLES. ROUND TABLES, BRENTWOOD
CHAIRS, CHINA AND GLASS WARE. PLATED
WARE. TABLE LINEN. LARGE PLATED
COFFEE URN. SINGLE PIECES OF BED
sTEADs. BUREAUS, wAsHsTANDs. LEATHER
COVERED ROCKERS AND CHAIRS. MooUET.
BODY AND OTHER CARPETS THROUGHOUT
THE HOUSES. RUGS. KITCHEN REQUISITES,
RANGE, PLATFORM SCALE. &C.. &C..
AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
FOURTH. 1891,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
We will sell At the Hotel Rochester. Nos 61 and 62
18th st. and ls2 st. W.. all the wsll-kept Furn-
ture. Carpets, &C., contained therein to which the at
tention or parties return isninx is called.
1t will first be offered entirety and should not
satisfactory bid be obtained it will then Immediately
he sold in detail.
TERMS CASH.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
ja2I-dtds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Ao-uohRo"
r ArcLlFFE, DAKR ! :, g. Aoc,ioassr..
SnFennsyiyafaia ave. n v.
sfEe RkEkfrH srEk ~ Itd HESSLR
AT ogk SAILS AND SHOW ROOMS.
TUESDAY FfRRr AN st r hAiRi; 1901.
AT IEN O'CLOCK A. N.
LARGE LOT OF NEW AND wEIL-KEpr SECOND.
G GAS w RtsEkNSl iH. CARPETS. cRocxERY.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS GENERALLY
ADMlNIsTRAToR's SALE OF FURNITURE
NB.LNo lsstpO nement sccOunt of the weather;
them to sell exclusively within the ro tSo''e' permit
s,s of horses, carriages. harness. Sc. Saturdays
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
coLnL LIES T on I OF wELL1MaDE NEW AND SEC
% sSIcf II FIN Sk r fSsH
Rolls 6 fi fANTI !ts a aSp HASEEt NIB
saIfTssf Ss& S,Ps III SiAS
THESES, FEATEER PnIows AM. .pSis
Na eAhpf ESSs sr6TEs
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c. &c. ~ To-
LOT S OF MILLER El MosLER AND DETROIT FIRE
LOT To OF rd FINE CIGARS. SMOKING AND CHEW
ING ToBAcco. .,o
SNAIL Al :, A As OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
II.
To- he sold st auction on TUESDAY MORNING.
IEibbRUAhf THIRD, 1894. at our sales rooms. Sh
It DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
II ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auctioncers.
~ S.O Pennsylvania NV
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
On TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY THIRD,
1891. at TEN O'OCLOCk, 1 well sell at the nu gtioa
rooms Of kstclitfe, Darr. Co., E,0 Pennsy lvania
40 PAY STORAGE AND CHARGES,
IS BUNDLES CARPETS,
Lett with us to lie cleaned &c. All persons interested
Will please take notice.
-QUAgTUs RICE. Administrator.
RATCllFFE. DARK. q CO. AuctiCneers ja:}0.s
A UCTIoN SALE AT NORFOLK, VA
The W.. liable wharf property known as Camplei!s 4
Maxwells. running FROM Ferry to Roanoke dock which
is In the center VI the city. 1uree brcA ware hou,s
win reirlgeIetlng rools. irane freight house. =
larse ice machine tcUmmenced in AUGUST and com
pIeted Ia November, 1osO). and In conn running
9rHsr, viii be sold at SUCTION in NoliIOLK va.
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
, Terms One-thrd cash; balan>e in one, two and
thrse years with interest Map OF above property
ja3O-lOt. knst,one.rs
Nh A q U.ntx Nj
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
~ $40 fennsylvania ave- n.

~ D<O ftnhsyINhhlh ave. n. "
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SMALL COLLEC.
e. PETS. g..
BY virtue OF an order OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. holding . sesial term for Or
phsns Court business. will seal at public auction at
the rooms OF hafcins, Dsr Co, SD Pennsylyana
THIRD, 1891. at TEN O'CLOCK q small collection Of
household furniture. carpets. &C.
Terms cash. QUARTUS RICE
Administrator.
.o RATCLlFfE, DARR 4 CO.,
Aucfio
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JAMES O'NEIL and company in 'Monte
Cristo, ," Elks' benefit, February 4.-Adut.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

rINEMPLE OF MUSIC. l:aDGsi.
l. q. Y. hUBn. LstAciislte1 1872
kRAkAi Ek PIANOS. PINE ORGANS
Prices reas 1nsh!e. Terms easy. dlism
= ! i F F. F F F.
ssss I. H fErR
Prize Medal Paris Exposition. no arS, pr~rniurrs
indoTse! 10y over 1oo music hools and esllsg.s -
9nIa1.!ity old Pianos taken Ia -Kcals--. 1ne oniy
l. rignt LAT can tale the nla,p a tsr..td
ts.4-'r PfEIffER a CONLIFF. 5IH lIth s.. n W.
I AIlEl 4 DAVIS CO.'S lIANo ROOMS ID RF
closed Mk-rh Il. Twenty l,ea u.isul pafl.s 10 s
gwen away Imperative sale UnTrs,Scriss Ia rlsns
a., al .stI. ~ "a.
- EEINwAY, CHASE. GABLEk. bRI6os' PIANOS,
~ Ofsalls and a>OlaI4s Tor T,at.
DkOOf"S Music Store
n.A+tr n.
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Miss LILLE WESTERN, the greatest Of all
musical phenomenons, Elks benefit, Albaugh's,
February 4.-Adrt.
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JAMES MoAvoY, author and vocalist, Elks
benefit February 4.-Adct.
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Dox'T FA.I 70 see Seltman's automatic foun
tain at the .'Jahrmzrkt. "-Ad5t-
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FUTURE DAYS.

EcOR SALE-ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF PER
4 sona property Of the late Jas. p. Owens at South
Brookand, D. c.. assisting of live stock Household
anu kitchen furniture. Sc, to take place THURSDAY
I. OWENS. CHAS. p. OWENS. Administrators. r,:Js
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ssIck sfsIbE St WIN All TsMRoE pfsN
PE9yEMENTs. No. Has TwENTY-FIRsT
Of March; p, 1890, and duly resorded in Li5er No
isE toilo I'D Ct SEQ. one of the land records Of the
Dstrict o. Coiumois tie unlerssned trustees vill
TMSRsSHf TESaSHRf Tws LITE 'isEs fs AZ q
foosns as.n front VII. % ts o tss
Q: william Deeges subdivson Of original lot rs in
which CONSIST Of three story brick residsnce. VITA IL
modern improvements. being No. has 2ist street
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one ana two
years. with notes tearing interest at per Per an
mum until ps,d and :ssIrsd by deed q trss. on the
purchasers cost SUI aeposlt required at the time Of
r,sk and cost OF the dsfsuitinS purchaser;
,.s,-a.. Gas. q AdaneovER.I Trustees.
RADCLIFFE DARr "a Co. sss;. AS;,,ss: e.
OF THE AsE Fr sgSBss Eks SALE ETC. CON
sSHSSsrs4
offVksTA SEsffcf ES co ssR .Ihf II
sT15L TIL oJ ESgaAyIEes; ~, ETcHIEes, WATER
:Ssss3sf asS ri re sSR f55sb
0wins 20 Mr.; vesrho6s removal 20 his new aoss be
ha SAS.E sfdS & s RSfS s;' I; EI
ES1kS ESSsAaES, isSi ~ T5EHS ,SS az is Is
bSf LansEAsfas a gHS ssHs spUs u fASh
'ss ~. ss'''A ~ ks ii'si DA.. CO.. A..
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.

WASAlNuToS AND GEoRGETOvN RAILROAD
W S.sshs kNO BONDS fOH SAfE.
A h MULLER son. Aufiona-r-s viii al 100
sent 100 toads. Gated July !, lsSS. o.nVettih.e
INTO sfcek wen rteit 20 IN re- - oifetpr n the
RIAL EsTArE ENt "A MOI, Il, l.fl.-- \ s,r,.s Nv
York city. % MfDNl .snA n RRUAIll rot kTH
1871. at HALF PAST TME'.Nk 4. A. Tiy. s-ssl
rays % Irr ctnf dittdens The binds issn.i for
the purIosc OF csin- tl.s road winch runs the three
rrl ns1Iei suffsce lines n Nassinxfun ID a Axa.u.
Die Investment.
FRANK MOSS
LIZ EstAte NJ. q. Lane de-r'a
8. b. BRoGNE. Atty Esiase
s3 Nsssaus 81. \. n. Attn. N. sa.mtu
THOMAS BOWLING. knclaone-r.
AT AUCTION.
Two-SroRY FRAME BUILDING, To pr RE-
MOVED IN oNE VEIN fEoM DAY OF
SALE
On WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FOURTH 1snl
At Ten O'CLOCK. the Irssnises shall srli Frsn,e
Build No. las 81 A., u =. ncsDoved within one
ja3i-s THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,icn--r.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srocx
OF FOREIGN CoATryGs vfsTTNGs.
SUITINGs. OyFRCOATTNGs AND TIOrS-
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRST-CLAss TAILORING AREIN-
NlTED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
BYH. d. BARR. III PA AVE. AXE GUAR
ANTEED 40 30 ok TIA CohkECT STYLE
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF ELEVEN ROOMS.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF ELEVEN ROOMS
HANDSOME PARLoR SUITE, WALNUT sECRE-
TARl AND BOOK CASE. HANDSOME CHERRY
MMANNnIEl, GaBlNET BERsTLAD, M.kkuks,
SUilEs. MoQuEr And OTHER CARPETs.
HANDSOME CHERRY SUITE, MATTRESSES
PILLoMs AND BoLsTERs, SPRINGS, DECO
TuRE IN SEPARATE Pieces. WALNUT MAR
BLE-IOP SlDEBOARD, EXTENSION TABi.F
DINING CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS wARE,
SSo19IIhING sIoiE AND KITCHEN REQUI-
STORE FIXTURES. EMBRACING COUNTERS.
SHOW CASES. &c. a., ABOUT FOUR IONS
Ca II ESDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD. 1891, COM
mencine at Ten O'cln'K. I shall sell the entire con
tents OF sidence a5 iennsy avenue northwest
bold goods. also store fixtures anu awning un-
ta.s-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctjoneer.
A UCTlON SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
IA i. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer
Twill sell by public auction at the store of Tx
FULTON. LIB PA. AVE. n. W., commencing ON a
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD, AT TEN O'CLOCK
His stock OF Forfeited Pledges in safe departent from
40. 441l5 TO No. 1r2.5sl. Old style and rom No
TO No JAZZ, inclusive. style. SAFE to consist
OF Gold. Silver and Metal Cased Watches CHAINS
Charms. lockets, Scarf Pins, Cuff buttons, Collar
Buttons karrlngs, Lace Pm Neck Chains Fla.r tio d
anu Set linss. Coins, Dianonis and oter precious
sale TO continue mornings at 10 Ocock and en:ns-
at O'Clock until all tine lots sold Ticket holders
please take notice.
II. K. FULTON.
. F. %ARREN Johnson.
yaZa-t- Au-tiungsr.
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneer.,
Q2O Penna. ave. n. ".
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IT WAS NOT PREARRANeED-A SURPRISE ron
THE HosT-rHE SPEECH OF Mr. CLEVELAND
AND GOV. HILLS REPLY-rHE RELATIONS OF
THE TWO DISTINGUISHED MEN.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
TN 1881 CoLUAbIA SAFETY BICiCLE
Has arrived
its beauty and puts al Others to sleep.
Call and sect.
GEO. s. ATwATER CO..
ja3 14o4-26 Penn ave