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Bricklaycrs' International Union.

The twenty-ffth annual convention Of the
Bricklayers and Masons' international Union
was called to order in Toronto yesterday morn
ming by President Hearth of Denver. Col.
Fully 400 persons, from all parts of the United
States and Canada. were present. Speeches of
welcome were delivered by Mayor Clarke, on
behalf of the city; President Davidson Of the
board of trade, on behalf of the commercial
men Of Toronto, and BY others, TO which Presi-
dent Heartz. ex-President Darrah of st. Louis
and Delegates Campion of Cleveland and Nc
DermOtt made suitable responses.
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Determined to BE a Bride.

Patrick Kelly was to have been married to q
widow (Mrs. Joyce at st. Peters Cathedral in
Scranton, Pa, last evening. When Kelly
reached the church door he was arrested on o
charge Of having engaged himself to Mary
Shaughnessy and secured ?2i0 from her. Kelly
was taken to prison and it was announced to
the throng that had assembled in the church
that the ceremony had been postponed. The
widow hurried before an alderman and secured
bail for Kelly. The guests were reassembled
and the wedding was solemnized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
CITY AND DISTRICT.

S5-rhe way to advertise is to put your an
nouneement where it viii be seen by the people
you want TO reach. The STAR reaches every
body in Washington, and all advertisements
in its columns are regularly and carefully read
by all members Of the household.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
Mary Anderson's Mad Lover,

James n. Dougherty, the odd-looking crank
who ilnagines that Mary Anderson is madly in
love with him, was placed on trial yesterday in
Brooklyn for the murder of DR.. George f.
Lloyd, the young physician at the insane
asylum at Flatbush, where Dougherty had been
confined. The defense, which will be insanity.
is to be opened TODAY
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS.
AICLIffk. DAAR CO. Aa-tioncerS.
Eeo hcnnsy wanna ave. n ~
PROPOSALS

pRohosALs FOR MATERIATs REQUIRED ,SIR
Ihk COLONEL coNMANDANT. q 81 MAINE
Marine CorIs. QuArtsrinA~iers of3 y Janns-y "a
u tbs 3 .f,e gnt.i NlLnE n or TIA 1HlRTIT IN
ia DAY OF yASnAkh NkNi. fog Furnishing N. follow
m arn.es 80 ,cists. sso inches. u test lonS.
II .o'ss 2,lo. l. feei Ions eo los,s .al0 u frst
lonx a0 stu 5n4, rs feet long 700 feri Nirg,nis
pine she1;hns. inchss WIDE, drssrd on one si'ss
600 ,ert o. . NirTiniA Ttne hoorlnK. , ins',.se
Wide 600 feet : NirEinlA Pine t-adel aud rr-,isd
NSinscoting' loo lineal iet :. 3inch WOE s'r,.-
white nins sesonds 30 feet y inch1 i-in. s-d
sill grooNei irt1nia Pine hCaris. 2on feet white
pine ssconds. feet 10 inches. IA -. 90, 4 panel
molded prime white pine ~to doors. XXI rs nh
Whit r.ns transoms 9xl' 6s4 wsie Tsne do.r ,an q
h.ns~ wide fthl Zee; Of 4nch nodded ar,itraves N
, hSht window SSH. iees lok inches. . f.st snt
nEht; IL window SSH. . fect NV hes t-t 3
inches; Ia - doullc hoSed window trsrs. sash all
ciplete. ~ Ter drs~ins. l6 eAiNGnis@d aOrmer
window hesas as per drSwins all ST oenilste iuo
hip ooSers; AZ material 20 " delivered az Marine
bArra.ks. MesAington, ID. G.. tree eSTrnse the
nited states he delivery OF all articles he
WILL nffsen days from date q: contract. Ste ina
uots and AL iniornistlon be ohiAmed ugxn Apgi-
cation 10 THIS once This ofhee rt1lt 20
reSt any and MI bids snd 10 waive eieS-ts and tdds
moan regular dealers only Will ~ considsrrd- E'rD-
rosals s1ou-d he indnrsed lroIOeals tor Materials
and addressed 10 Major n. B. LOMRl QuarssrmA.tsr
y. :. Marine Corps. Washington. DC. nl3 .AwEw
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An Ohio Republican Creates "a Sens,ti

An Ohio Republican Creates a Sensation.
Representative Parker Of Cleveland, repub-
lican, created sensation in the Ohio house
yesterday by offering resolution severely con-
demning the governments administration of
the Indian affairs and calling upon Ohio's Rep
resentatives in Congress to secure the transfer
OF the Indian affairs from the Department Of
the Inferior to the War Department
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German Trade With the United States.

The trade reports for the final quarter Of
1890 show that Berlin's American trade as COM
pared with the preceding quarter has increased
S204, 181. Frankfort's trade with America for
the same period shows an increase of S27, 291.
The United States minister, the Hon. William
Walter Phelps, as soon as the consular figures
were received sent them to the foreign office
and called attention to the gratifying aspect Of
affairs.
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Maryland OysterInen Going South.

number Of Annapolis oystermen were en-
gagged yesterday in laying in supplies and other
wise fitting out their boats preparatory TO leav-
ing for the oyster grounds of North Carolina,
where they will engage in the longing business.
There are eight boats, and they will leave in
feet. Each of these boats is manned by from
four to six men. The reason for their leaving
is the scarcity of oysters i'll the Chesapeake. It
is expected that more boats will leave in q few
DAYS.
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Murder and Suicide in St. Louis.

Frank F. Mitchell of st. Louis, O gambler.
shot and instantly killed Dolly Mayo, an in
mate Of bagnio, shortly before O'Clock yes
terday morning. He then fired bullet into his
own brain and died few minutes afterward,
The girl is said to have been Sallie Hendrick-
son and daughter Of respectable parents living
ut Pittsburg, Pa.
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Mr.. SIaeQueary VIII Resign

Rev. Howard MacQueary Of Canton, Ohio, on
trial for heresy, in n sermon Sunday said he
would resign from the local parish immediately
upon the verdict in the trial, no matter what it
might be. In speaking Of the condition of his
parish he said il was not due to his so-called
heresy: but to want Of unity among the people
and other causes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

The New York Worlds Minneapolis, Mimi,
correspondent telegraphs that the telegraph
operators employed by the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad have agreed to strike,
the company having declined to rescind
the order of a reduction of salaries. Chief
Thurston has issued a circular asking contribu-
tons from all telegraphers in aid of the
strikers
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Wealth of Virginia's Colored Peopl,

The figures from the census Office received
at Richmond yesterday show that the assessed
values Of real and personal property Of the
colored people in tho sixteen cities of the state
are So, 234, $40. The sixteen cities probably
represent fully half of the wealth of the colored
people of the whole state
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DIR. schliemann,s Beuu.st 10 th. K.is.r.

DR.. Schliemann's Request to the Kaiser.
DR.. Schliemann, the lato archeologist, has left
Kaiser Wilhelm several golden bracelets and
hairpins that were unearthed during his ex-
cavations. They were especially admired BY
the emperor during his recent visit to Athens,
and the archeologis0 then asked his accept
ance Of them, but his majesty declined, adding
that such costly ornaments were better suited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

Amelte Rives Chanler Not Seriously Iii.
Miss Gertrude Rives, q sister Of Mrs. Amelie
Rives Chanler, who is reported seriously ill in
Paris, says the reports about her sisters con-
dition are greatly exaggerated
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Boiled to Death in I've.

John Whiteman fell into vat of boiling lye
Sunday night at the Indiana Paper Company
watts at Mishawaka, Ind. He managed to keep
his head above the boiling I've and screamed
for help. When rescued the flesh fell from his
bones and death was instantaneous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

San Francisco's Cathedral Dedicated,
st. Marys cathedral Of San Francisco, the
largest and finest church edifce on the
Pacific coast, was dedicated On Sunday.
Bishop J. L. Spaulding of Peoria, Ills, preached
the sermon at mass and Archbishop Gross
preached ct the evening service. The
dedication was celebrated by Archbishop Rior-
dan..
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Dr. Tanner ch.,lenr.. succ, tn Fast.

DR.. H. s. Tanner, the man who was IA
NOUS so long for having tasted forty days,
now lives on farm eighteen miles southwest
Of Clinton, Mo. He now challenges signor
Succi to sit down with him In Chicago during
the worlds fair to test the matter In ninety
days fast ON water only, II Succi prefers that;
or. II Succi prefers, let the fart continue from
day TO day till one or the other yields the CON-
test
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WITH ~ 0O FFET GROUND ON sPRIN a ST
NEAR MAPLE AVE, ANACOSTIA, DC


Under and BY virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust one
recorded In Liber 14 folio IS It seq one OF the land
records the District Of Columbia the other Fiven
TO the e6ectually describe the ground PREM
s<s and recorded in Lber l4t. folio lO4 Of the
and records Of tho District Of COLUMBIA snd 81 the n
quest VI the party secured thereby the underugned
trustees viii FL e public suctson r frynt 81 the
ki,AD: ls0l. 4 FotR VcL0ck Pm. sli q lot.
ten u0) eleven ll1). twelve CD. thirteen O3) and
iourtssn a4p, 3: a Sfis.olds sgbdivi.an q 10.
with improvements &C. and an th0ee plsres parcsls
Of land and preises lying between the southwest line
Of lot numbered ten QQ) OF mentloned subvinion md
tbs northwest line q Mois road. Il Issssnt consti
tuted and the rrht Of the alley to the Of
nd lot ten ti0,. coEtinusd through 70 s~sd Aons
rod. together With inprovemenfs. 6c,
Iems q sale; one-th.rd o. purcha.s mosey 10 BE-
paid IN cash. residue monthly. quarterly. ssmf-annu
sily O. snn1alS paynsnas ssssss.tins not e. th.n
az hundred DOLLAR tedO1 pr year ard interest at
purchanor 70 give pfoD1uoFy nOeoB secured By Odd
Of trgt property sold. ali cash. opeon q pur-
chanef. 4tlne Of a4e axe nc< eosnpeted N t10)
days from day Of sAle the trussee1 the rxhf 10
recall q rsk Ind Of the dsisutix purchnarr aft
ave days advertisement Of sch rxsae u sorne nr1
paper puhlishsd IN Washington. DC. 4 drl,osdf a
two hundrod dolAnx3 (oDOo VA b. required WIN -
1921 Al esavsyHnang "a FssecdlAf q cess q
d$7AAb ". y BALDWIN. fu111A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

T.. Il. HOrn,Ostle Fails.
L. 3. Horrbostle, broker, of New York failed
yesterday. He has been member of the stock
exchange since May 3, 1869. His office is ut
sos Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

All stamped The Crown Bruah." London made.
Bsdweil and Aausyh Improvement None o1hsfs
are genuine. - $3.50
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OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED.

III you suffer rom any special nervous dfseasa.
blood Poison efe u OF ,ndisrtion. etr-. write
DR. u. II. 1leel. SIS North Fourth below Green
fEtAdephia Pa, ststing your and rtreive tsoG
Truth" explaining nov 10 set cured and exIo-,ng
quacks 1t. Thee "a the only Phys ian IN the United
States TO cure all others f.a. MT
what others advertise EoUrs. u To :. OtoS- sus-
days. 70 IL. oS-tr
nR. LoBB, 32e n. 18TH ST.. PHILApELPHIA.
~ IA. Twenty years exIerlenoe. send for tsoos
tsealed) Containing iuli p~rtculAo for hOAA CJAE
tree OF change a.
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GEORGETOWN.
CLOTHING FOR THE POOR NEEDED.

CLOTHING FOR THE POOR NEEDED.
There has a steady drain upon the stock Of
cast-Of clothing at the police station until
there is nothing left to give to those who are
in need. Officer Frank Burrows. who attends
to the distribution of articles of clothing to
those who are in actual need, desires the above
fact to be generally known, and hopes that
those who are charltably disposed will give as
sistance
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Sunday School Union.


A very interesting meeting of the Sunday
School Union Of this city was held ut the
Calvary Baptist Church last evening. The sub
ject for discussion was The Adult Department
in the Sunday School," upon which two in
structive papers were read one by Mr.. L. d.
Alden. president of the union. and another by
Mr. Il. Edward Earl, superintendent Of the
school. Mr.. Earll's paper gave q history Of
this department in the school, showing that
since it, introduction the school had increased
more than one-hah, the present membership
Of the school being over /. 100. and the whole
movement had been wonderful success In
this church the three departments. primary,
intermediate and adult, meet in different rooms,
and in their services ere entirely separate.
Discussion followed, and Mr. John b Wight,
Col Flint, and Rev. DR.. Greene, spoke of the
results Of this new departure in Sunday school
work.
1t was voted that Mr.. Earlrs paper DO printed
by the union.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TEUsTEE,s SAIL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE ON THIRD STREET WEST
BEIMEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND SOUTH

TEUsTEE,s SALE OF YAhuABLE IMPROVED
BEIMEEN Virginia AvENuE' AND SOUTH
STREET. WASHINGTON CITY. &c.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust hearing d.te the
:d day Of July. AID. 1855 ard duly rec0ric in Liber
No. lly at foo ast OF sea-, che OF the land records
for the District q Columbia and at the Of the
ssl Il pubic sale end IN front of tnc reses SAT
A. ID. 1881. at the hour of -FOUR O'CLOCK p M, all
that parce Of ground situate IN the city Of Wasinton
in the District OF Coiunba. and known and described
rs lot numbered nine CD in William H. Philips subdi
vision OF Fart Of orlgina lot numbered two () in
square Numbered hye hundred and eiglty,one t5sl,
sao subdivision il recorded in lbef b, folio ll6
II the records Of said District together with
the improvements thereon.
Terlis Of sale One hall OF purchase money in cash
and the balance in equal inJtalnents ct slx 90 and
twelve (2) months from the day Of sale. with interest,"
to Be secured by the notes 6 the purchaser and
proved deed az trust o the property sold, all cash.
e the option Of the purchsser 800 deposit at the
time OF sale aud all conveyxnctng and recording st
PURCHASERS expense. Terms OF sale ~ Be complied
with within ten days from day OF SALE othcrwse the
undermined trustee tine right TO resell aid
property q the Fsk and cost q tine ds6aHting pur-
FENDALL Z. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr. 3ao-dkds
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. jas-dtd,
~ ALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.

WATER Is. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY FRONTING ON ODD
STREET BETwEEN NEW YORK AkENlE AND
ID STknEI NOaTHMEsT, AT AUCTION.
HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, We shall sell in
feet front by 80 feet dep.
Terms: Onethi-d cash balance in one and two years
for notes bearing interest from day of sale
by deed o: trus: on property sold All conveyEncns
&c, AZ purchasers cost; luU down day of sac.
wALiEl. b. WILLIAMS CO.,
Ancsf
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A FORMAL ORDER.

The STAR stated Saturday that Commissioner
Douglass, acting in conjunction with Col. Rob
ert, had ordered the major of police to see that
the much talked-of fence across Linden street
IL lie Droit Park which was pulled down was
not replaced. The order was by telephone
and Major Moore wishing some paper on which
ers to issue a formal order regarding the above.
The Commissioners issued such an order yes
terlay
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ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, STOOL AND COVER.
COST 500; WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE
UPHOLSIEREp IN PLUSH. MAEBLE-TOP GIN
TEk TABLES, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES
SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRESSES WINDOW
SHADES. MANTEL MIRRORS. PIER MIRROR.
WALNUT HALL RACK. WALNUT BUFFET, EX-
TENSION iABLEANDDININGH ROOM CHAIRS,
WALNUT WARDRoBES, EASY CHAIRS. SOFAS.
LOUNGES. WALNUT DRESSING CASES
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, BED
DING, HEALING STONES, CHINA, GLASS
SIIS, ETC.
On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH, at
TEN O'CLOCK A. H., snall sell at residence No.
l2O 9th street the above collection housekeep-
ing articles partially enumerated and worthy the at
tention Of buyerS.
jal2-.f WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO
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THE LAW AND THE FENCE.
Legal Aspects Of the lie Droit Park Contro-
versy.

The records show that the injunction in the
lie DrOit Park fence case, made October IS.
1883. 10 in force This enjoins Thomas E. wag-
gaman, John +. Waggaman, Henry ID. Boteler,
Charles T. Banes. their agents. associates, and
assigns, until the final hearing OF the case
from preventing the compliments put
ting up and maintaining the fence
and from tearing il down. The case
went to the General Term on demurrer of de-
PENDANTS in which they claimed that the street
was public property and the fence could not be
maintained The court oyerruled the de-
murrer, thus sustaining the complaints that
the street was private property and at the
same time gave Waggaman leave to answer.
There have been no further proceedings and
consequently the injunction stands
Members Of the bar look for some very inter-
es.ing proceedings i'll the case and one some
what in Interested saws:
while IL might be cOrtended that others are
not enjoined from tearing down this fence. yet
they would be guilty of violating the spirit of
the order
Persons and their accompIices so offending
would be liable 10 arrest for destroying private
property. for larceny in taking and carrying
away such property. for damages sustained
and then an ample law for con5emning private
property for public uses in this District, and
the parties who tore down this fence should
have proceeded in the District courts"
WILL THE FENCE BE REBUILT?
Lawyer A. s. Worthington. who is counsel
for the fence party, was seen by reporter yes
terday and asked what steps would be taken re-
garding the rebuilding of the fence.
Il am simply considering the matter" he re-
piled. Il can't say anything at present. for it
would be bad policy for a LAWYER TO advertise
his plans in advance for the benefit of the other
side
II was stated, however, by a person in posi-
ton to know that tine fence will be rebuilt, and
from the tone of his remarks it is likely to be
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
III 40 Penna. ave- ~

AssIGNEE,s SALE OF ALL FURNITURE, WINES.
LIQUORS. DAE FURNISHINGS. ETC, CON
tanned IN THE HOTEL IMPERIAL, (E
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
lOUkIEENIh STREETS NORTRM ESD CON
SiSTINGOF CARPETS. RUGS, CHANDELIERS.
CROCKERY, SILVER WARE. FURNITURE
GOODS AND EEfEClS. ETC. AND. ALL qHSs
PEG IHSf, 3 NFiRsT-cLAss hotel. AT FuB+
By virtne OF deed Of ASSIGNMENT duly recorded in
the land records Cf the Distric: Columbia on the
3lst day of December. A. ID. 1870, made 10y Poland
Staats sssiynee will sell, at public auction
On MONDAf, NINETEENTH OF JANUARY, 1891.
At Ten O'CLOCK. and from DAY To DAY THERE
AFTER uniii Disposed all and singular the Fur
niure Carpets Rugs. Chandeliers, CuftAins. Mirrors,
Chairs, Tables, Crockery. :sLverN Goods, Chat
tesand Effects upon said premises lately oesongin<
the said Poland Stasts. and the rood will OF the
undersigned in the unexpired Of said premises
lie said property Will be hrst offered Tor sale a.
whole upon the following terms;
Cash, one-thlrd cash. and the remainder in equal
monthly payments. with security, to the satisfaction
oftLe assignee deposit o. 800 Will, in such event,
be required at the time of sale. and the said
must lie complied with in nve days from Gay of sale,
otherwise the said property viii be readverised and
sold upon i've days notice by advertisement at the
risk and cvs Of the defaultinS purchaser. and said
property will not he delivered until the terms Of sale
in bulk the will be separately time
OF day day. such the sssignss
may deem advissbie.
The said hotel Is now open for inspection.
ASApH l. BLISS, ASSIGNEE.
jAS-dts Hotel Imperial, lSSs 1t. n ".
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
ELECTROMAGNETIC CARRIER. 3o7 18TH 81.
H sw. positively cures the most complicated
OF nervous diseases. dyspepsia and all STOMACH rheu
matte and constitutional Affections Electro-spouee
known to science. Only - cents.
Hours; = 20 10 An. . 70 SPIN d14-lm'
MASSAGE. BOTH HAND AND MECHANICAL;
tute, ~ st. NV Open al pm. =, -
)al2-lw' DIR. MOORE
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MRS. H. CAM
a speciality. Refers by perniszion nsly %
the l.lost prominent .aries ~ MasnlnrOn- J.s-ln.
DROFEssIOEAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best Of medical reference by applying At 1S
Eh st-n.w. ysa-lms
nR <. MRYENBERG.
~ Magnetic Physician,
si7 18th st. nv.
From 20 pm. jaolms
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS spO u s.
IA appeared before and made oath that he Is
viii guarantee cue IN al diseases OF and furnish
me icane. q ARE, consultation and advice
shy hour tho dAy. Subscribed anu 20 bsforo
zoe 10 Dr. BROTHEES. sAACEL &. Mlll.s. q notary
public and for the District OF Columbia dag
ofJuly. lhs>, G2s-lm.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest established a1yerti--
ing ladies' physician IN the city Dr. BnOTlIIlss,
sos st-s-w. forty five years experience. d2s-lm.
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
Will cure any case OF nervous debility. 80 $50
oys-lm"
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NOTES.

At the ninety-fourth monthly meeting of the
Citizens Equitable Building Association held
at Cropley's Hall LIST night thirty-nine shares
Of stock were sold at an average of S17s per
share.
Sergeant Trunneu of this precinct while suf-
fering with an attack of vertigo a day or two
ago fell to the ground and badly sprained his
ankle. He was reported as being somewhat
better this morning
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GExrs Suns SoounxD
AND PREssED FOB 81
oca1a. 5Qc- rsnts. 25r- ysrsa. Csc llseme ~
Npou11I ooce m beGf 0ooo1 cnlled tor -
onhveeol 1okophone call 1432
q kAHA. zos s.h e Az.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

RATCLIFFE, DARR co. Auctioneers.
AssIGNEE's SALE BY AUCTION OF ENTIRE
STOCK OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwEIKY
OF ALL KINDS, SOLID SILVER AND SILVER
PLATED WARE OF BEST MANUFACTURES.
CANES. GOLD PENS, CLOCKS. BRONZES,
GOLD PADDOCK BRACELETS. IMPORTED
OPEkA GLASSES. GOLD SPECrACLES AND
EYEGLASSES AND EyERYTHIEG CONTAINED
IN The JEWELhi STORE OF THE FIRM
voIGT HAAS. 7l3 TTH ST. NV
sale every evening, conlIlenriny THIS (Nonday)
EVENING. at SENEN OCI, OK continu ny until
stock IS disposed of. Goods sod a. private during
order OF
1a124t o. L. DUFFY. Assignee.
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TOMORROW,

ID. X. NARzHABEprAx 4 Co..
1O22 CONN. AVE
GREAT REDUCTION IN
GENUINE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
To reduce our fabulously large stock Of
TURKISH and PERSIAN RUGS and CAR
PETS We will offer to the public an incom-
parable opportunity only for week. CON-
mencing next Monday.
These choice aud valuable goods are marked
down at such prices that beat the auction bar-
gains and will startie the public. We save you
auctioneers' fees and considerable d.sadyan-
tsges as we'll.
To give an idea of our unusual bargains .oe
next week mention q few prices:
CARPETS: SIZE Iora.
Reduced to S52. 80.
DAGHIsTAN BUGS. SIZE 9x30
Reduced to SIS.
BOGHAHA RUGS. SIZE 56x3.6
Redaced to Sl3.
PERSIAN CARPETS. 12x3. $50.
BOKHARA CARPETS. Ion7. $50.
SMALL DAGHIsTAN RUGS. Gx36. s65o.
Call and see them before buying elsewhere.
GRAND ORIENTAL DAzAA3,'
1022 Connecticut ave- NV,
jsIO-3t D. K. vARZHABEDIAN l. co.