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MORE LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS.


some 'hscs drought Under the New In
i"rrnAn"n-f"r"er ta-e- >oiie Pressed.
The Numerous Iiquor decisions made durins
rece,l, months have h,a On. ,,r,., ., ,,,,.,, ar.
:. 50 49, VI k"'us w"
/" ~ '"eH . 0HAn'' 10 dislense hquor refresh
hentr IN certain sections OF the District FOR .
period long enough Tor their profits 20 pay ali
the nuos that the courts oun imposs
under IN. l.w III. ID. I'll, -.
e "ii' ~
P"'N N'A''s Anee"u ana 'he
'"'o'1's 'hefe nave opened and closed
several times pending the courts decisions.
When the proceedings in the SIllivau case were
ins,it,,tea ~. A.. g - ..,,,... -.
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NJ 1h;''.,. -S - ". ~ M nine.
said he world 5e,naoa o., ...s, "''''u~n' ~ne
Tba .c,,,-t al - hy ~ :. saoo ~,
g;ya- "a a., - IN A., u" 49, .n,eu -.
-, van ~ ''"Ssh' up heh
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tho az &c T - S,;.,,,.'. as W.
stierma,, is in ~ s.ia',,, h,r-;,'oae @ 80.
"a -. 49,; = 'ii s'ioo" BUSINESS on iseo eerees
sioners M co'',i,,,,aa a. y VIC ns-
old stand ana tbon tbe ,olico ALL a., q, 49,.
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A HOMEOPATHIC HoUsEwARMTNo.

The New Dispen-sry and Emergency Noe.
pitai Formally Opened Last Night.
housevarming was given last evening BY
the Homeopathic Dispensary and Emergency
Hospital at the new quarters, 625 Massachusetts
avenue. The building, which has just been
completed, was erected especially for the use Of
this institution through the efforts Of the
ladies Of the board of directors. OF course,
the ladies have had the generous cooperation
Of friends and also Of the physicians OF this
school As result handsome building has
been erected, three stories high, with all the
facilities for a dispensary and 4 hospital
The large main hall on the first floor will be
used as a board room. In the rear IL the drug
room and the resident physicians consulting
room and a large room which is designed
for an emergency treatment room There
is entrance 20 this room from X
street. The upper floors are divided
into ward rooms and consulting and treatment
rooms. Last night. however, all the rooms
were gaily decorated and given up for the
Of the guests who thronged the building In
one Of the rooms a display OF articles Of
fancy work, which were sold for the benefit Of
the house.
?. Duncanson, Mrs L. y. Davis, Mrs. 4. y.
Hort, DIR. Barstow and DIR. Grace Roberts. The
supper room was in charge Of Mrs. Tinker, Mrs.
Graves, Mrs. Van DerlIp, Mrs Bartlett, Mrs.
Cleveland, Mrs. Holman and Mrs. DR.. Jsnney.
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ELECTRIC CARS COLLIDE.
A Misplaced switch Causes an Accident IN
which Two Men Are rnjured.

Nh Two aNrh nv shJN'"Ns-
misplaced switch on q street was the csass
OF collision this morning between two cars OF
the lexington line. Lewis Nef and Chsriss
BlAokford. mo;crmcn. were injured and num-
Der OF passengers shaken up. On @ street near
the corner q lith there is q switch 10 allow the
Anacos;is cars 90 transfer TO the Belt line
tracks. II Is the duty Of the conductors OF The
Anaoostia cars TO see TO IL tina; after using the
switch the latter is closed 10 allow the Ecking-
ton carr 90 proceed.
This morning, however. the switch wss left
open and before MotormAn blackboard could
prevent his car had run on the curve and coli
hded with car No -. operated BY Lewis Nef.
The cars struck with considerable force aud
Blaokiord wss damned between the front OF the
car and the dashboard. His right leg vss
pinned tightly. Although in considerable pain
BiNeS!ord waited patiently until q crowbar
could be secured and he was extricatcd. He
wss taken into ingorsolls drug store and iascr
removed 10 the Emergency Hospital Lewis
Nca was removed TO HE home. The collision
damaged the cars considerably and forced the
storage batteries out. Wotkmen repaired tbs
Damage As soon ss possible.
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Rovs With Brok.n I.~.

Yesterday william Coz, nine years old, living
ON lsth street extended, had his leg broken by
vstsr box falling on him ct the corner Of alst
aud II streets northwest, and WAS taken 10 the
Emergency HOSPITAL
William Turner, . boy Il twelve, feu from .
herse 1t nth street and Psnnsylvania avenue.
His lsg was broken end - Ms taken TO he
Freedman's Hospital
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The NATIONAL Aceoemy OF sciences.
The sessions of the National Academy Of
Sciences were continued yesterday at Johns Hop
kins University, Baltimore. At the meeting Of
the executive council several names were pro-
posed for membership and will be acted upon
by the academy at its next meeting, in April
In the evening the members Of the academy
were entertained by President and Mrs Gilman
Ut their residence on Eutaw place. Papers
were presented by George II. Williams. Thomas
B. Osborne. Henry A Rowland, Ira Rcmsen
and W. K. Brooks.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUCTIONEHRs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT KNOWN AS No. 40 THIRD STREET

Court of the District Of Columbia. sitting in equity
IN a cause Wherein James Z, Garner is complainant
equity cause , No. 13 132 the nndersigned trustee
Will on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH, 1892 al
HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM, sell at pubic
auction in front of the premises that lot and parcel Of
ground situate in the city OF Washington District Of
COLUMBIA. known parts of lots lettered o. P. and
in James Crutchetts subdivision of lots in square
eighteen feetby depth of about seventy feet more
by two'slory frame dwelling.
Terms Of sale One third Of purchase money in cash.
balance In two equal nstalments ray able In one and
two years. respectively secured by the notes the
purchaser and deed of trust the premises sold or
recording At purchasers cost deposit Of 300 re-
with within fifteen days from day Of sale otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell cost and risk
of the defaulting purchaser.
b. +. LEIGHTON Trustee
oc26-d&ds Office 4S2 I louisiana ave n "
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
y ATCLIFFE, DARR Z CO. Auctionesrs
iSS II 6AHcTdoS q FRAME HOUSE
TWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND STREETS


TRUSTEES, sALEpy AUCTION OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT ON FOURTH STREET EAST BF-
TWEEN EAST CAPITOL AND STREETS
NORTH.
BY virtue Of . decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed In equity cause 1901
wherein Aaron Strsus ct al. are compliments and
Patrick Brenagan ct al. defendants, the under
signed trustees will oher for sale by public auction IN
BAY Or SoyEMBERs, 4 b. isea. Al ff6ttaa
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
and premises yfnr and being IN the city OF Washing
ton, District OF Columbia. TO wit Part Of lot num-
Bored sx tSl IN square numbered eight hundred and
sixteen Sl6) beginning for the same on the line Of
4th st. ut point distant eighty 800 feet south from
a fest SIX ts inches, thence south
twenty GOD feet thence two (2) feet stx
o) inches to the line OF said street. and thence north
improvements thereon.
Terms Onethird cash. balance In two equal install.
ments, payable In and two years from the date Of
sale, With interest on the deferred paymeute al the
ray per cent peg annum. payable ssmisnnuslly.
saa or all cash st the pgrshsssrs option kdepos
sale Terms to be complied with IN fifteen days from
sale All conveyancins. recording. &C.. II purchaserS
D. 8. MACKALL,
JOHN A. CLARKE. 'n st. NV
WALTER D. pAviDGE. Jri.
oc2S-d&ds Corcoran building
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers,
IL Z

SIX ROOMS AND BATH HOUSES, Nos 9lS
AND H20 FOUR TH STREET NORTHEAST
premises, on sATtRpAYs NovEMBERA Err Fi II H.
Nos. p and 49, In Augustus Jays subdivision OF GER
tain lots in square subject to deed Of trust for
A deposit Of 300 Will be required upon acceptance
OF bid Terms OF sale made known at time OF sale II
terms of sale not complied with in ten DAYS the
property will be resod at the risk and Of the de-
faultn1 purchaser oc3l dds
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MOUNT PEASANTS NEEDS.

The Citizens Association to Lay Their Griev-
aDces Before the Commissioners.
The meeting Of the Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association last evening at the Congregational
Church in that village was largely attended by
a number Of citizens, who, by their earnest
remarks, evidenced the fact that the residents
and property owners OF this well-known suburb
proposed to have justice done them by the
powers that be or know the reason why II
was the second regular monthly meeting Of the
association, and its president, Mr.. James W.
somerville, presided, Secretary T. NJ. Exley
also being present. Membership in the asso-
citation is limited to residents and property
owners in that section between I4th street ex-
tended on the east and the Zoo and the National
Park on the west and Columbia road on the
south and Piney branch on the north
The meeting last evening devoted almost
entirely to the reception Of reports made by the
committees appointed at the last meeting
These reports were unanimously adopted and
will be laid before the District Commissioners
today. These reports alleged widespread need
OF Improvements and infinitely pointed where
these improvements should be made. The
report Of the committee on sewerage stated the
village was almost entirely wanting in drains
and sewers, and pointed out the fact
that no inconsiderable amount Of sick
ness there had been due to this
neglect on the part Of the author
tiles. The report of the committee
on schools showed that the present village
school house is Q frame structure, twenty years
old, not only too small TO accommodate the $50
children, but also poorly heated. There are
but four rooms in the building, and the five
teachers and the different classes are put to end
less trouble thereby. Many Of the children are
compelled, because Of inadequate accommoda-
lions, to attend the downtown schools.
The report Of the committee on fire depart
ment called attention to the fact that the vii
lage and tho surrounding country was ct the
mercy Of the fire fend, and asked for an en-
CINE house and apparatus The committee On
streets and sidewalks pictured the dire need Of
such convenience, and asked for, among othsr
things. the widening Of 14th street extended
from Kenyon street to the Holmead property,
and pointed to the dangerous condition Of the
street near the power house, made % BY The
shifting Of the cable cars on % narrow . thor
oughfare.
In discussing these reports and also the re-
port Of the committee ON lights the members
stated that no other section Of the D1stript bad
been 20 systematically neglected year after year
q had been Mount Pleasant Other lsD popo-
ious suburbs, they alleged, had because Of thsir
pull gotten about al they wantsd They
thought il was about time far Mount Pisassnt
to get what was duo Il, and they emphatioally
stated that there would be no let up on The
part Of the association until justice Was ~
cured.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR& CO.. Auct.
q -
'RgSTEE's SALE OF THREE ACRES OF LAND.
WITH SMALL BUILDING THEREON, on
BRESTWOOD ROAD BETWEEN FCKfNGTON

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE ACRES OF LAND,
NTH MT Hrw SNAIL BUIhDING THEREON, on
AND SOUTH BKooKLAND sUBDIvIsIoNs.
IN RAPIDLY IMPROVING LOCATION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
istrict O. columbia passed on the 2Sth day Of Octo
man. the undersigned trustee will sell At public auc-
tiQn IN front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE
NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1892 at FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ. tract Of land Of about three 80
acres fronting the Brentwood between Patter-
sou avenue on the south and South BrookIsnd subd-
vision on the north formerly the property OF DOVE
Taglman and more particularly described by metes
and bounds iii the proceedings in the entitled
cause and in deed from John H. 7. Groshon to D. D.
Tauman recorded in the land records for the District
of Columbia in Liber e22. folio 30.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the said decree are:
Onethrd cash. onethird in one and onethird in
two years with interest from day of sale for which
the notes of the secured by deed of trust on
the premises. VIII be taken. All conveyancine and
recording at purchasers cost the terms sale
not complied with within ten days after sale the
trustee reserves the right resdsertse for DAYS
and sell said property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultine purchaser. A derosit Of hundred and
nifty dollars Will be required at the time Of sale.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee,
Of W
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CARHARr & LE1DY.
p2S eth and FOG 4 st. NV,
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOSIERY AND

UNDERWEAR.
Children's Positive Black Ribbed Hose, sizes to
10. Ut l2lSc.
We the selling agents for this Stocking in Wash
ington.
Childrens Hermsdorf Black Hose, ribbed and plain
at 25. IS. 371<. 40. As and 5Oc.
Children's English Cashmere Hose, in half three
quarters and extra long. at Doc.
Ladies' Cashmere Hose all sizes. ribbed and plain,
at 25 so and Toe.
A New Line Of Stamped Goods: Scsrfs, Splashers,
Tray Covers Pillow Shams, &C.. Tinted Table Covers
and searfs. Wash Embroidery Silks in all shades.
Crochet and Knitting Silks. Madonna and H. B.
Crochet Cotton.
Down Pillows and Cushions Pin Cushions covered
and uncovered.
Ladies' and Children's Muslin Underwear
Ladies' and Children's Coats perfect fitting and
frst-class Workmanship.
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MoRTeAgEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auc.,oneer,. l4o7 G street.

EXECUToR,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1928 THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of the power in ne vested by the will Of
a%GtiSn II fSoni q ,he PEeWItSsss n M9NpAY THE
roHHkTEEEpS.TSHT R Ph.Ro 6G Mov CE Ises
e. ground IN the city Of Washington in the District Of
Eve bl, in square numbered two hundred and forty
three cap fronting seventeen 90 feet on 18th street
N ful description thereof to be given at time Of sae)
with improvements. consisting of two-story frame
west.
Terms of sale One-third cash, balance In one and
two years with per cent interest secured by deed
Of trust on goperty Or al cash. ct option of pur
II terms OF sale ere not complied With In ten days
from day Of sale the undersDed the right 10
resell at risk and cost OF defaultng purchaser
BARTHOLOMEW DIGGINS Executor
GORDON Il GORDON, ATTORNEYS no2-dAda
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II ATCLIFFE, DARR d CO. AuctA o.
1UP8iSStMt IS SALE OF yALThBLG EEk4 EsrAJE

FIRST ST. VEST AT AtCTIoHs
issy :. r. s9sT
P F1s .sa fssss s.ssS
sss' are dsfenaants the undersigned trustees How
sss Ssss q Ps 4 af ff
IrsIo, OF MoyEMsEs 1872 in sfHn. Of the
%ss GSs aHSsia and
IN as 4, %g
IN % SsSS sP oos o 81 the bha
Terms :. si .as Two hundred dollars
court the balance Of the purchase money to be paid
With interest eenn psr a the ,Se
ednes. 70 be evidenced by the purchasers promissory
on Ieey to be by deed of trust
and sd s q Of 81
parties to said suit or any person persons claiming
Of " AMY 'es with tn.
sale BY the purchaser the lots will be resod his
a 62ITkR b P B SK1hs Trustees.
oc2ed&ds 9th aud F sits. y. W.
r ATcL1FFE DARR CO.. Auctioneer.-
VERY 6HsdHHsR ND sFGdNB HG1
IAIkD. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we will
Lots ssn 81 md So
Fontps 40 feet on Morsnn Stree. .tw.sn ed and
New Jersey avenue northwestj by depth OF SO feet
Tbs Is very valuable corner lot and should con1-
mapd the attention OF parties in search of valuable
Terms very hbera! and stated a. tho time of SALE
deposit uP sHf scitRtfn:e S s. ia Auc
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctionesrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
fuM SNb o HSF Naf1 SEAf
hhGE TRACK. FRONTING ON THE HANIIL-
1879 folio $50 Of the land records Of the plsrics
E, So'unh,a ws MI sill on tne premises on THURS
EihR Df f6u q o s36GKBkk she.
F FEE p PsrGs o. LAM t f coS5uREss De
seStn s dssses eat ~ perehss thence i6
psro5ss thence sonth ass e ss. a
perches; thence north - degrees east Il 6s- 100
rerches to marked gum tree raised stone thence
y l20 degrees, west 226 perches to barred stone;
the9es by STRAIGHT ,ine to the place Of beginning.
ing the same surveyed for the trustees Of the 81.
Joseph Orphan Asylum. also being the same land
TEMPER. 1883 By Thomas jenkins less about II acres
IN Maryland and Included in the above netes and
means, rights Srivisses and appHrsssnnses to The
same BELONGING or in anywise appsrtaininE.
interest. payable semi annually and to be secured BY
deed OF trust on premises oil cash at option OF
Conysyancng. &C: at purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with in Is days, otherwise the trustees
cost of the defauiting purchaser after days adve
useInelt Of such resale In some newspaper published
ocas : :. B. 81. a Gnhb5p5S' Trustees.
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ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED,

United States coast survey steamer Endeavor. Capt
Reynolds. at navy yard Three-msst schooner Maine.
Capt Mehaey. from the east with about 500 tons Of
granite blocks. Long boat Sarah Jane, Alexandria,
Capt. Seldom, from Aqua creek. with wood Pungy
Evans. Tappshannock. from Smiths creek. with ESQ
bushels Of oysters.
Schooner Virginia. Annapolis. Capt. Bennett, TO
Saint Msry's river Sloop Thomas Warren, Annapo-
iis Capt. Ball. to Saint Marys river. Schooner
Banshee. .Tsppahsnnock. Capt. Powell. to the Rap
pahannock river. schooner Sunny South. Annapolis
Capt. Gibson. to Saint Mary's river Schooner Mary
Rebeccs Georgetown. Capt Dtngy. TO Saint 1axy's
river.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
r ATlMEK 4 SLOAN. Auosione.r.. 14o7 @ $.

SALyhBLE REsIDENCE PROPERTY, No 1912
W nIFRSSlNIA AvENUE. At THE INTERSECTION
TIN THL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE. AT AUc-
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD. 1892, at
h mAmt,-fASI FOUR 0'GLoCkP. NJ, in front Of the
irontng " feet virginia near 18th street
alley ~ "
Improved by three story front residence
lstrobes. range. cellar yard &c large PARKING ears
hood. -''
Terms: one-third cash. balance in one, two and
three years. with interest," and secured by seed Of
recording at cost Of purchaser 400 required time
OF sale LATfMRR & SLOAN,
oc21-d&ds Auctioneers.
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UNDERWRITERS.

-. and manufacturer Of supplies. X}x 10 I'd peI
cent saved by consulting iMr. HINES. 1915 l4th st.
W. Telephone 40. aul -,,yp6
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THOMAS BOWLING / son. Aucts.. 612 z st. n. W.
EXECUTORs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO: ITO g STREET NORTH

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY; no; ITO G STREET NORTH
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD. 1892. at
FOUR VCLOCKP. NJ. we viii sell in front Of the
premises parts Of lots and g. in square No 800 be-
ginning on street at the corner Of said lot
and running thence south l2S feet 3 incl hes the
north line Of lot ). and thence with said line of
said lot 100 feet TO 18th St thence north with the
east line of 18th st. feet adS inches thence east
feet thence north 100 feet to south line of St. and
point of beginning.
Also lot No. 20. in square No. 236 having front
age Of lse4 feet on St between 18th and I4th
W., by depth Of 145 feet to 3o-foot alley.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one, two and
three years with interest payable semi annually
cured by deed of trust the property. trustees to
be named by present owners. all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit of $500 q
street property and 100 street property required
Al the time % sale. al eonv~yancing and record
at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale complied
with within ten 0) days from day OF sale the above
described properties will be resod the risk and
of defaulting purchaser.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
FRANCIS d SHOEMAKER,
oc29-d&ds Executors ana Trustees.
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CAMPAIGN DISCRETION.
An Office holder said II will
Not shout though people may derids;
lis vastly better to keep still
Than holler on the losing side.''
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OsE FARE TO
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT
TIE Washington and Ar Iircton Electric RaiIuay
10 in operation from end Of Aqueduct bridge to
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end Of cable road In GeorgetovE-
The bridge scross the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire route conplsed to 9Th
depot in twelve months time. which will give resi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One eontin and fare center of city.
Can any other suburb of Washington offer you the
same or equal rapid transit facilities.
Lots are selling rapidly in this property.
The prices are low and within reach Of all.
AZ an tnuestu<nt. IL needs only Investigation to
convince that there viii be big advance In prices
before spring.
Asa Nome site. there IL prettier spot within 500
nilss Of Washington. The view IL grand. taking In
the entire city and Potomac river A number Of
washington's leading people and sovernme Mt en-
poyes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
AMI al spssh Of is In the hixhes: terms
nyou are looking for good speculation We invite
you 20 inspect the property.
Al strsets ave being syassied.
Cheap building STONE property
Several cottages tsi~e butt
An aA-veav- round suburb.
ESrfsy val not stop tpspyorsm<~ts.
Pun particulars and mars 1t osces of the managers
ROBINSON = LODGE
ee sadse Atlantic building.
Min ses and $50 Fst nv
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7 ATIMER d SLOAN. Auctioneers,
II l4O7 @ st.

I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucrioneers
IL l4O7 g 1t.
CONTRACTORS SALE OF HORSES AND MULES
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER SEVENTH 1892 at
l40 street, will sell for contractor the follow
ing stock:
Pair Bay Work Horses
Large Gray Work Horse.
Pair Good Work Mules
Pair Fine Black Horses
These are al good workers. and the pair Of blacks
would make o tine carriage team being Of good size,
stylish and fine movers. Sale positive.
Terms cash. LATIMER q SLOAN
n2-dSds Auctioneers.
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ENOR sALE-BARGAIN-A MAHOGANY CABINET
Il Grand piano. excellent tone and action used
but short time; cheap for cash Apply after p.
to s. 7. SMITH. 7202lst ST. NV nl-3t'
E'oR sALE-A GENUINE BARGAIN - SIMPLY
J. immense - magnificent psror upright grand
piano handsome style. dark case. beautiful tone. all
the best nnproyements high class elegant in every
psrticu ar: only $3.50 pay 90 down snl balance
monthly 10 suit. Don't miss it II you want barg ain
mist THE PIANO EXCHANGE. al3 Pa. ave.
FOR sAI.E-
SPECIAL! SPECIAL, SPECIAL.
Several handsome styles. finest makes of uprisht
pianos sliShtly used at cost. 70 close them big
opportunity low cash or easy terms monthly; they
must be sold at once
THE PIANO EXCHANGE,
Mat ql3 penna ave
EOR SALE-GREAT SPECIAL CHANCE; OWNER
leaving the city Will sell her ane Knabe
grand ian9. for which paid $500 for only 100
cash with nne stool and cover il sold quick Call at
ni-3t THi PIANO EXCHANGE, 813 Pa ave.