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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 1928 barrels: shipments, 1885 barrels;
sales, 1900 barrels. Wheat easy-No red.
spot, 1.OSH al.O3ss; October LO36 al.03is; Decem-
Der, .O65 alO63s: May, 1l3al.I3s; steamer, No. .,
red, 9s4-receipts, zs,+6O bushels: shipments, "A,
WO bushels; stock, 1.45s4i bushels; sales, 16a,-
90 bushels. Southern wheat, easier--FultZ LOO
ai.06; LOngberry, l.U2al.OI. Corn steady-miXed,
spot, % asked; year, 5lssa5lA; January, 5lAa
l,Ok2 bushels; Shipments 60 bushels; stock. 1876
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels. southern corn
white frm, IOa12; yellow, easy, 69a,O. Oats active
inquiry-No. white western, 3oa361s; No. mixed
western, 3Sa34-recelpts, 5000 bushels; shipments,
30 bushels, stock, iS.,Ii2 bushels. Rye quiet and
steady No. :. 95z a96 - receipts, 1886 bushels;
STOCK, i5s,1s6 bushels Hay steauy-good to choice
timothy, 13OUa14.O0. Grain freights steady
steamer TO Liverpool per bushel, 3s.l0kd. Cot
ton nominal - middling, So. Provisions firm,
Unchanged Butter active-creamery, fancy, 3Ua32;;
do. fair TO choice, 2Ia2s; do imitation, 23a25;
ladle, fancy, 2Ua22; good to choice, I1als; rolls,
line, ~ do fair to good, I.aIs; store-packed, 15a
% Eggs actiye-23- Coffee iirm-Rio cargoes, fair,
l6E; No. !, b. Sugar firm-granulated, an.
Copper steady, unchanged. Whisky 1rm-1.Z5a
LIS. Peanuts, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l6-Virginia cOnsOls, threes.
Ga bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, iOi asked;
Baltimore and ohio Southwestern frsts, l0Oh
asked: do. second incomes, IS asked; Consolidated
gas stocks, ~ a4jk asked
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct. Is tciosngl.-Wheat-Decem
Der. ss1l; May, lG4sS. Corn November, -;
May, ~ Oats - November, 217s; May, 307s.
POrk-Dccember, SI1L; January, 11I0 Lard
November, $40; December, 645 January, 6.65.
ldbs-November, 6.l2h; December, COS.
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Nam. o. Name. c.
Washington stock EXCHANGE.

Saies-Regular cal-I2 O'Clock m: lexington
Railroad 6s, <5eO at l0o Columbia National Bank
Spat Isl; 10 at $50; al i5e' 50 al iSo. West End
National Bank, AZ $50: al $50.
Government Bonds-U. :. Is, registered 1907.
1i64 bid, iiI1S asked o. s. Is. coupons, $780,.
llSX bid. 1l55. asked.
District OF Columbia Bonds-NarAet stock "a
1sSz, currency, JOE bid. "a asked. 2l@year fund es
1s32. gold. lolH bid--ssSed. 2o-year fund.- SIS is99
gold. los bid. - asked Wsaer stock, IS cur
rency, 1901, lso bid, - asked SO-year fund. C.. gold
1879, ll6 bad. asked " alter stock, IS, 1908 cur
rency, l22 bid. - asked 2-65s. 1924. fund. cur
rency, lzA bid. llSx asse s,.s, reg. z-lvs, 1885,
1901. l0z bid. - asked.
Miscellaneous bonds-w ashington and George
town Railroad l0-s5, los bid lUsa. asked Wash
tngton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible CO
11ss bid. 1872 asked Washington aud Georgetown
Railroad Rights, i29 bid, = asked Masonic Hall
Association. s.. 1895. l0s bid - asked Washington
Market Company, LIST Is, ls9z-Isil, 10
Imp. g. lis bid, asked. American
Security and Trust Company, 80, ies bid. - asked.
Washington Light Infantry lst mortgage q. 1904.
lso bad. asked Washington Light infantry I'd
"a ~ bid 100 asked Washington Gas
Company, series A, q. Is bid. tz asked Wash
tngtoa 6es Company, sertes b, =, fe9 bid.
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Capt Shepard, chief of the revenue marine
division Of the treasury, has received report
from Capt. Hooper, commanding. the revenue
steamer Corwin. dated Sitka, Alaska, September
20, giving detailed statement Of the cruise Of
that vessel in Boring sea during the past sea-
son. including his action in warning vessels
against violation Of the modus vivendi. He
tells Of q visit to Morzonia and the other
haunts of the sea otter hunters, and says that
the utter disregard of the law against tho kill
ing of sea otter threatens to result in the utter
determination Of those animals in a few
years. He suggests that means be taken to
secure strict enforcement of the law for the
protection of these animals He also SAYS that
Thomas Boswell Of the schooner Margaret of
Seattle WAS SO badly injured by a bear he was
hunting near Mollie bay that it was necessary
to amputate his leg.
The operation was successfully performed at
Unalaska by Surgeons Berryhill and Page of
the navy and the man is in fair way to re-
cover. In closing his report Capt. Hooper says
that the increasing commerce of Unalaska
makes it necessary to have decided improve
ments in the customs service at that port. 2
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Aug. F.
Brogdon and Mary E. Cooper; VIM. Nalley and
Louisa Junghaus; Clarence Jackson and Lettie
Jackson; Jesse Jones and Elizabeth Rolls; Chas.
Lee and Irene V. Mudd; Page Moore and Ada
Jackson: c. r. Talbert and Katie c. Clarke;
And. McGarraghy and Mary Imogene Waite
meyer; Marcellus b. Farley and Mary NJ. Far
ley. both OF Fredericksburg George c. Fairfax
and Emma j. Fairfax, both of Fairfax county,
Va: Lee Budget and Harriet jackson, both Of
Fauquier county. Va; George S. Lewis and
Eliza Hayward; James o. Breast and Kate 1.
Selby; Landon Cooper and Janey Paret, both
OF Round Hill, Va; Thos Ransom and Lucy
Jenkins both Of Charles county, Nd; W. B.
Bryant and Ella Proctor; Richard W. Mum and
Jeanette NJ. Kelley; H. Norris and E. Kent.
both Of Culpeper county, Va; ]. P. Brown and
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In WALL STREET TODAY.
a General Improvement in the Quotations
of Railway Stocks.


INV YORK, Oct 16.-The stock market was a
little more active this morning. The opening
was firm with prices from u to 3! per cent
higher than they closed last night This was
followed by a further improvement in all por-
tons Of the list Reading and Louisville and
Nashville showed the largest opening advances,
but Missouri Pacific took the lead in the early
dealings, closely followed by Atchison and North
cru Pacific preferred. though in neither of
these was the advance for more than a small
fraction Besides the stocks mentioned Union
Pacific, st. Paul, Rock Island and Erie were
active, while the general list was quiet,
displaying no feature At the end
of the first hour the market was
dull with prices showing fractional
gains on the opening figures in many instances.
After ii o'clock the market became more active
and steadily increased in strength throughout
the hour TO noon. New York Central was es-
pecially strong. advancing from IO91S to III.
The improvement In the general list ranged
from to per cent At this writing q 80 D.
m the market is dull but steady. sales. 1885,
900 shares.
Money 81 per cent. Exchange quiet and
nrm 4sla4o41s posted rates Actual rates
ssOais0la for sixty days and 4s35 za4S33l for de-
mand- Governments steady. Currency 6s,
III bid; As. coup. ll6s4 bid; extended 20, reg
istered, 1904 bid
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A Conductor Instantly Killed.

George Mehler, conductor on the baltimore
and Ohio railroad was run over by train last
night and instantly killed. The deceased was
one of the most popular men on the road and
when the sad news was announced in the depot
last night it brought tears to the eyes OF many
of his fellow workmen. The unfortunate man
was married and had an adopted child living
with his wife and himself. He was at work yes
terday and concluded his days labor about 9
o'clock. He remained about the depot con-
versing with his friends few minutes and then
he started to walk along the track toward his
home in Northeast Washington. When between
+ and g streets he'was struck by an outgoing
train and his body was terribly mangled. His
arms and legs were cut and mashed Exactly
how the accident happened is not known, but
it is thought that he got his feet tangled in the
signal wire. or was tripped by the wire and
thrown across the track.
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I ATIMER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRoyrp
PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH sTREET BE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp
PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH STREET BE-
TN kEN AND NJ STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of an order of the supreme Court OF the
District Q. Columbia made the 18th day of Sep
teniber 1891 IN the of John 4. Heald, trustee
vs.. Robert r. White ct al. No. l3l0, Equity Docket
81. we will sell TO the highest bidder, front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY. the TMENTIETHDAYO OF
OCTOBER. 1891. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r M. The following described real estate situate in
the city Of Washington District of Columbia TO wit
Part OF lot nine CD Of Davrisons subdivision OF
square numbered two hundred and fourteen Ctl4),
described as follows: Beginning for the the
west corner said lot and running thence
49, 80 feet thence south - feet inches thence
West ~ ~ feet; thence north feet; thence leo
feet and inches to the line OF 18th west. and
thence north 20 feet and inches to the place be-
ginning; Tue east y. 30 feet by the width OF sad
part OF lot however. TO be sold subject a right OF
manning portion Of said sub lot.
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal IA one
and two years. with interest from day sale at the
rate OF six to) per cent per annum. pay seman-
nually. TO be secured by the promissory
purchaser and deed Of trust the property sold.
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit of
too Will lie required Of the purchaser the Of
sale All convey ancine at tine cost of the purchaser
II the terms OF sale be not complied with IN ten days
from the time OF sale the the right
resell the property at the risk Of the defaut
ing purchaser.
A. s. woRTHINGToN. Trustee.
500 9Th n ".
NEAL 7. MURRAY, Trustee.
ocS-d&ds 3l3 Az II. n.
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L ING HORSES, IMPORTED AND REGIsTERED
JERSEY CATTLE. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
~: AZ F ny nAfM. cSGtIkENARA, NEAR NAE


TUESDAY. OCTOBER TWENTIETH. 1891. on the
premises, twenty-iour head Of horses and Gotta con-
sytlng pairs. single drivers brood mares sardier.
and colts The oldest in the lot is coming years
and bays browns in color They are Z suprr.or
lot, and not such horses 40 usually fourQ on a
farm, they have BEEN raised selected for the
New York market. One II perfect lsdys saddle
mare, and some Of them are good drivers single aud
three qnatiss they are the get q the
Morgan. . son Of Rysdick's HamiIi oman D,smond
Botherstion and Peter simple There twelve head
(which Will be mated ON applicxtidh) guarantec the
superiority OF the herd They have been selected
en- e Theodoss n HsSermyeE Of New York cify, 7.
G. Cooper. Miller sioisy % rennsylvenia, Col Bus
WITH Avenue Hotel New York eaty; D. A. Owens Of
among those vessd in the bred Of Jefssy csfto g
the most fsshionable stEns md hsss blood
Anssos stoLs ros,s gs.nds At The he'd Of ths hssd
Qanson q ne sfsst EusStus and the Black Prince Of
Terms on day of sale. y. K y. JONES. oei6-lss
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. AUcTIoNEERs.

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
FRONTING 900 sixty FEET ON WFST
STREET BETMEEN WASHINGTON AND con
GkESS STREETS. WEST WASHINGTON, TO
CLOSE AN ESTATE.
We will offer Tor SALE in front Of the premises on
MONDAY. the fWENTY-SlXTH DAY OF OCiO-
Der, A. d. lS9!. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CIOCK
the east ~ feet front by the depth of feet Of
lot numbered ia and the west 30 ieet front BY the
addition 10 Georgetown. in the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and the balance IN and two years with pur-
chasers notes. secured deed on SAID pom
erty. with interest at per cent per annual Convex
ancing and recording al purchasers Good title
presents particular investors who wish
to make improvements S2OO deposit time OF saie
LATlMEh SLOAN,
octouts Auctioneers.
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COMMODORE INGRAHAM DEAD.
He Won RenOwn in the kOstxa Affair 1
1S52-A Confederate Sailor.

re won henOwn In the kOstza Affair in
1S52-A Confederate Sailor.
CHARLESTON, SC, Oct 16.-Duncan Nathan
icl lngraham died here this morning.
He was born in Charleston December G, 1905
Entered the naval service Of the United States
in 1872 at the age of nine years. In 1852 he
was ordered to the command Of the brig St.
Louis and joined the Mediterranean squadron.
where he gained worldwide fame as the repre-
sentative Of the United States in historic Koszta
affair.
He entered the naval service of the confed-
crate states. receiving the appointment as COM
mander and was assigned to duty at Richmond
as chief of the bureau of ordnance.
Since the war Commodore Ingraham has
lived very quiet and upretentious life, taking
no part in public affairs Last year when Adj,
miral Gherardi was here he paid visit to
Commodore Ingraham and renewed an ac-
quaintance which was formed in the Mediter-
ranean many years ago.
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
WALTER =. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsionsers.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND DWELL
ING NORTHWEST CORNER TWELFTH AND

BIZ virtue deed OF assignment and trust duly re-
corded IN ber 1870 fole 1!6 q the land records
preinisds. on WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBEk TWENTY
FIRST, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. N, the
following described estate situate the District
OF coumbia ~ wiz All that certain piece OF land and
iot AZ Is Co., Arnoid,s subdivision IN ssnsSs
number 275, peg plat recorded in liter H. folio "a
the records Of the Of the District Column
bla tossther with improvements consisting Il br1ck
dwelling house and store.
deposat VI el00 WI b. re!ursd et the time Of sale
All convsyanciag md rscordmg q the purchaserscost
re rs.sryes ,hs rght 70 rssell ths
obAeaF Qr purch9sscA EDWIN b HAY, A.dgnss.
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T ATIMER = SLOAN. Auctloneers,

PARLoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS. OAK AND OTHER
RIGS Rios Fka TrHfs n IEIhfsH rSkFET
OAK HALL RACK. oAh AND MIRRoR BACk
SHEPPARD, DINING TABLE To MATCH,
ORNAMENTS, GLASS WAKE. CROCKERY'
KIT0nEN REQUISITES. &C.. &c, AT AUC.
TON.
On MONDAY. OCTOBER NINETEENTH. 1901.
at residence No. 112o 18th street, between L ana II
streets northwest, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A
M. wiI sell the entire contents, partly men
toned above These goods all In 6ne condifion
and deserving of attention.
Terms cash. LATIMER L SLOAN.
Oclo-dts Auctionaera
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Reducing the Garbage serxic.

Health Officer Hammett decided today to
make further reduction in the garbage sery-
ice by taking of four wagons and three of the
temporary inspectors This will leave thirty-
two wagons and seven inspectors in the service.
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eE-ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
Il p9stponed TIL MONPAA, 0GT0BEk TWELFTH.
BRAlNAkD II. WARNLR,t rr,.... -
ocS THOS. HYDE, Arustees.
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THOMAS DOWNING a SON. Auctioneer..
oNk OF THE PRETTIEsT LITTLE FARMS IN
Hfo1tNIrlSSo oNiti COUNTY. ND. OF About

NSSTd9MEkF e5rS sr LI nj. q aAE nseG u
M Will, SILL On The PREMISES ON MON
DAh. -, % Iobtk NlNEIEENIH n. 1891. AT FOUR
oCIoch r. NJ. this nice little farm IN M about
ioty acres OF land more or lees. lev winch
- IN WOOD. and situated m NontgoIner couuty ma
~ miles IRON WASHINGTON. ID. q. ~ mice tror,
sSlNer slfins station. On old Badsnsburg road near
% beae heirs aud OF .. n. n. Clarke The inn rove
meh,s CONSIST OF good dweling house Of ten rbOms
porch around the entire building. AL necessary sut
ouldines. IN rood condition. Also . suod hsarlur
orchard, sood grass. excellent shade aud leutg al
good water an elegant home for any one Also team
Of horses. WAGONS. cows. PIGS and croIs Everything
complete TO run the farm.
Terms; One-third cash. balance IN one and two
years with interest, secured deed on the
property deposit Of s-UO required time Of tale
THOMAS DOALIN8 SON
ocs-ots AuctionerrsL
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ATIMER u SLOAN. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
By virtue of deed of trust dated the 10Th day Of
September. a: d. 1882 and duly recorded in Liber
l42 folio Az ct seq Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia and at the request the party
secured thereby. we will sell at u4lic AUCTION, in
lEENTH, 1881, ut FOUR O'CLOCK p. Nj. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the city of
numbered eight 90 in square numbered nine hundred
and thirty two $3.50, improved by q two-story and
back building sixroom brick house. and known
No. 9l3 9ih street northeast.
Terms: 81. 100 and interest from September %,
$780, and expenses of sale cash, balance in year
and secured on property sold, or ali cash deposit
OF 300 required at time of sale. All conveyancing
and recording at cost Of purchaser Terms to
pied with IN ~ days day Of sale or the property
WILL be resold at rsk and cost OF detautn1 purchaser
WARRINGTON DANENHOwLR,t Trustees.
oc6-dSds
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ArIMER L SLOAN. Auctioneers.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
ThGSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PEkTf situate ON NINETEENTH
NORTHwEsT. BEING NO. 40.
BY virtue Of deed in trust dated 18th day of June
d. 1883 and duly recorded in Liter lU44 folio - Il Il
SEQ OF the land records Of the District of Columbia
ana by the written direction of the
We Will sell at public auctio OF Premises
on THURSDAY, OCTOBEh TWENTY-SECOND.
1891. al HALF-PAST lOUE O'CLOCK r. NJ
part OF
- LOT IL IN SQUARE l2O,
Fronting ID feet the Nineteenth street
by depth OF % feet Improved by three-story Irick
residence, with back building modern improve
lnents. being No: 40 Nineteenth street northwest.
his is very valuable property. in good neigh bor-
hood no waste ground and ofIe.s a splendid opuor-
tunlty to investors or home seekers.
Terms One-third cash: balance in and two years
with interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property, or all cash. All convey and recording
at cost of purchaser. deposit goo viii be re-
CURED At time OF sale Terms be complied with in
ten days or the property lie resod and cost
OF defaultlng purchaser.
ANDREW JAMESON
ocl3d&ds HAIRY c. MHITINGI lrueteee.
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On the assembling of the commission this
morning District Attorney Cole announced
that Mr.. Il. Ross Perry detained at home
by sickness. but Mr.. Perry desired that the
proceedings should not be interrupted because
OF his absence. Mr.. Mckinney resumed his
argument
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u ATCLIfFE, DAKR L CO., Auctioneers.
~ $50 Pennsyiyania ave. IA. ",


~ 3sO Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
Of Il SRbGE KHf
TESH Eth sTfE E5fs4 EkdrEEFH Of
Under and by virtue OF a deed OF assignment from
R0SeT "a sS5oPey dated july s saa recorded
ONE Of the S1d sssras Of 1ss PstTS e
ISL O'clock PM IN front u the SIea
ises the following real estate. improved by large
in perfecs eondon numSes -ns ps and
Bridge street. with to subcellars to. wit:
the south SIDE of Bridge and binding on the ess
side of Market Space the depth of 40 feet also adj
and inches in width. subject deed of trust in
u. at Of ss ses rnS sS for
s by depth Of 40 feet subject to its pgoportoI
said snd es srs: o on folio 49, ct ssa
ALso So On THE, SANE DAY, AT 4:so O'CLOCK
e @ and isa in Beas add.son 10 sad G et r1t.
town fronting 90 feet on Consrsss street by rreu
brick stable in good condition. Subject proper
ton 9: Coed Of trust in liber 444 io:lo 4g seq.
property Is between o and streets. adjoining 1409
ALSO ON THE SAME DAY. AT FIvEo O'CLOCK p
front OF the premises. No 1897 St. viii cell
io,i2 feet on High st. BY an irresular depth 1 Of
BOZ ~ feet to 81 ieet: Also Subdivision lot and
vision of lots q and in Old Georgetown partic-
niar description OF which will be announced a. the
and dwelling in excellent order and by frame house
and good stable in the rear alley Subject TO
deed of trust in Liber l7. folio 1872 ct seq of said
land records. for &3, 900.
Nearly all OF the above properly is under good rental
and 1t is most desirable in every respect.
minute description Of ali OF the above property can
De had from the assignee and will he read the sales
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase oney in
cash. balance In one and two years evidence tine
chaser notes. and secured by the property Sold with
interest at per cent per annum. deposit OF 500
on each piece Of ground will be required of the pur
chaser at the time of sale. Taxes and assessments
Will he paid TO June 80. 1891. All conveyaucipg and
title examinations to he at the sole the pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with within ten
days after sale the assignee will resell the cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
r. c. GWYNN,
Assignee of Robert b. CIopley
THOMAS M. FIELDS,
Attorney for Assiznee oc,eak,.
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College hist evening Percy b Bishop Of Cap
itoi HUI, member Of The day class, carried Oh
the honors Of the evening. spelling all the
others down. Mr.. Bishop b ths youngest pupil
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN"

BY virtue Of decree passed on the 2d of October.
1884, by the supreme Court OF tine District Of
bia in cause No Il. l3s, 10 Doc. 80. Richard r. bell
agt ALEU- r. Bell. the undersigned will o1er for sale
At public auction in front of tns premises, SAT-
UkDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTEENTH. 1891, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the following Lots OF Land in
the ofcal subdivision Of Lincoln, ID. c. to witt Lots
nine 90 to sixteen ll6). inclusive, Of section 3D.
described Liber 164 at folio III ct seq. Of
the land records OF said District improved By sla
Frame House.
Terms sale: One-thir1 cash. Of which deposit Of
ESQ must be paid at the time of sale, add the resi-
due Ill two eQull nstallinents OF year and two
years respectively. with interest from day Of sale.
the deferred paymenfs to be secured by deed Of trust
on the property SOLD. Conveyancng and recording ut
purchasers cost. Terms OF sale to be omplied with
N ten day after SALE property will be resod at cost
and risk Of purchaser in default.
WOODBURY. WHEELER. Trustee.
oc6-d6ds = 321 AZ st. n
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Mrs. schercr Returns the Money.

Auditor Petty informed STAR reporter this
morning that Mrs. schcrer formerly the
Widow Newman) had returned to him for re-
payment to the fremen's rehef fund appropri-
alton s76.45, the amount paid TO her since her
marriage to Mr.. Scherer She responded
promptly to the request for the return Of the
money and disclaimed any intention of wrong
doing, not being aware Of the fact that she
was not still entitled to receive the pension.
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RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioueers.
~ go Pa. NV.

FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on
FLORENCE STREET, BETWEEN FAND q AND
f0UkTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
NORIHEASI BG AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFT -RNOoN, OCTOBER TWEEN
TIETH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell in from Of
LOTS 3d. 81 IS AND SO.
SQUARE 1Ool.
Each lot fronting IL Florence street and run
ming back with tnat width eligible depth lOfoot
alley, lot 81 having alley hack and side. The
elegantly located IN growing section. being the
Counbia street railroad, the herdc and oaTeIe lines
and offers an elegant opportunity Tor yestlnent.
Terms easy and made known at SAFE. A deposit of
so required ON each lot at sale.
he lots Will be sold separately with the privilege of
two or more. RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO,
ocl4-d&ds Auctioneers