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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-18
-. KEUINALU FENUALL, Trustee,
jalS-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO., Aucts


10 sAEf IA Y STREET, hEhHEkSTHhX BRICK
sgsSi sai! 'as
the sY iSt day Of jannaTy ls VIII sc al
l;sri IN on
O'CLOCK NJ that pa W,t g: 10; numbered twenty
Subdivision of SQUARE Numbered @ one hume
and and, t;ty-nins l.D, to wit: . Bssinniss At a
dred and eighty-hye onetboussnati,s dy. $500 feet
s e at right ans. " ss SAID as %
lee, to al alley thence east with the line OF said alley
ass
brick building. No. i7li.
SD ns s
made time OF sale. and balance credit o: welve
sold viii taken or I'll cash u .hs sp,ies
within ten % days will be .ss q re
order Of the court Al and recording az
the cost OF purchaser. WILLIAM r,ryu,Nc
jslS-d&dbs Washington. D. C.
y ATCL1FFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN AVALON
yEsE "a SvEsS 3SA s5ssEE
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
folio Is Ct sea- Of the land records q
Dsfc OF 20 ahpa, anu y tne tequest OF the parties
the following described real estate. situated
in the county Of Washington. District Of
Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece or
of land and premises known and dstiug as
And being lot numbered one %. IN Avalon Terrace
tue appears duly recorded in Country Iiber
seven Cd folio thirty,one 3p one Of the land records
together with the improvements. ways. easements,
hsreditaments and apUrenancesto the same belong.
ing Or otherwise appertannK.
Terms Of sale: Ons-third cash balance IN one and
two bearing interest from the day Of sale
rate Of per annu all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser derosit OF 5000 required at the
with in fifteen days from the day Of the trustee
the right to resell the Property the and
cost Of the dsfautng purchaser after i've days adver
tisement Of such resale in some newspsper published
In washington. D. G. All conveysncng and recording
at the cost Of the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE pARR Co. aAn Is, s.Hstss
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DIR. EIlsworfh Hexiff Held.

DIR. c. Ellsworth Hewitt, the EugIishman
who was arrested on Friday in New York by
order Of Judge Dugro Of the supreme cour. in
an action to recover 100000 for the alienation
Of the affections of Mrs. Nellie Z. Bowman, the
wife of a Philadelphia lawyer, was unable to
furnish the q, 600 bail on which he was held
this morning.
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No Fighting ut Coal Creek,

There was no fighting ut Coal Greek Satur-
day. 1t vas learned yesterday that the alarm
which was created Saturday night grew out of
the fact that some miners on the mountain
near the camp did considerable shooting into
the air, and this alarmed the operator in the
camp, and he sent out the statement that the
camp was about to be attacked by the miners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-18
CONFESSED TO A MURDER.
An Elizabeth Hacknan Kills His COmpnn
ion and Gives Himself Up.

An E1ZaDetn hackInoh h111s his COmpDn-
ion and Gives Himself Cp
Thomas Quinn, hickman, surprised Prose-
cutter Marsh in the Union county court
at Elizabeth, N. j.. on Saturday, by boldly
walking in and declaring that he had murdered
q woman. The prosecutor thought the fellow
was crank. but sent all officer to No. III
Washington avenue, where they foundMrs Chas
hole in her head and another in her breast.
Quinn and Mrs. Snyder were drinking beer to-
gether short time before the tragedy. Ho
says he had gradge against her. but gives no
other excuse for the shooting. The woman has
two children.
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EVIDENCES OF CHRISTIANITY.
Rev. DIR. McKim's Discourse on Christ's SUI
perhuman Action I'm History.

Rev. DIR. McKim's Discourse on Christ's SUI
perhuman Action in History.
An interesting course Of lectures on the evil
dences Of Christianity in relation to modern
| unbelief is being delivered on Sunday evenings
| at Epiphany Church by the rector, Rev. Ran
dolpb H. Mckina. ID. Last evening DR.. Nc
Kim gave learned and eloquent discourse on
Christs superbuman action in history. He
said that only mere cursory view Of what
Christ has wrought in history would be possible
| in the limited time allotted to the discourse.
But even such q review would show conclu-
sively that force has been at work which Is
| superior to anything which is derived from hu-
man power. The progress Of Christianity es-
| taDlishes this point in the short space OF time
between the years 80 and Ga after Christ. The
Christian religion from being the tenets OF a
despised sect took its rise and, as /: seemed,
sprang with q bound into universal acceptance.
rRIUMPHs OF TIE CHRISTIAN BELIoIoN.
The speaker then passed in rapid but graphic
review the triumphs Of the religion of Christ
over the religions and the PHILOSOPHERS OF men,
1t changed the laws and customs OF the world.
To the educated men o. the age OF llberius and
Nero such a triumph would have seemed rldlc-
ulous. No Que then would have dreamed that
a despised religion would come to exert rul-
ing influence upon the world. In spite OF per-
seeutions the Christian religion trlumphed. In
spite of the fact that its teachings were in oppo-
sition to the natural inclinations of men and
were opposet! to their worldly aims ii came 10
be accepted as a guile Of human action and
modified and changed the character of men.
How, asked the speaker, could thls phcnome-
non be explained? How did it happen that the
Christian religion with its origin and
its character, succeeded unless it was
of divine origin! 1t was not alone IF pointed
out by the historian GibbOn that this religion
held out the hopes Of Immortality. But even
so to Use Gibbons own argument, the assur-
ances OF immortality could oaly come from di- |
vine inspiration The speaker maintained that
there was no natural cause adequate for the
explanation of such events.
SOCIAL AND MORAL REFORM.
He spoke OF another superhuman Suspect Of
Christianity. which was the social and moral
reforms instituted. demonstrated by compar-
ison of the condition OF the world before and
after the Christian era. The speaker. il an elo-
duent passage. spoke of the doctriEe OF the
brotherhood OF mon, of human rights and OF
the church as enuncia.od and instituted by
Christ. All these Few influences and new ideas |
we're divirely inspired. Christ accomplished /
another wonder in the transforming power |
which he exercises over men. Philosophers |
could the right and approve II, but to do |
the right, that was the problem. Christ gave |
to feeble men the power to walk in the path of
virtue and solved the problem which had baf-
fed all human philosophy.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The special value Of The EVENING STAR
to advertisers is the fact that it is not thrown
away after once being read but passes through
half a dozen pairs Of hands at least before
being tossed aside. THIS is the ddoant1ge pre-
se1ated By a family newspaper.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctioneOrs.
ASsIGNEE's SALE BRICK HOUSE NO. 5o4 z
STREET NORTHWEST


BY virtue Of deed Of assignment to the undersigned
duly recOrued will Ofierior sale at public auction On
WEDNESDAY. the THIkrkENTH. DAY OF JAM
UAki. A. d. 1872, al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ IN 'front.' OF the premises. all those pieces Or par
GELS OF land and premises situated in the city
ipgton District 0: Columbia and known ami .:escribe,.
on the ground plat and plan Of said city beng the
west twelve 2) feet Two CD inches OF original lot
numbered eleven Hll and the east nins @ teet eleven
and threeQuarter IL "a inches OF lot ten (l0. sqrare
four hundred and eighty (4s9) beginning for the
same at point Ill the south line OF street fifty (,U)
feet west from the northeast Of sand orfna 10.
hundred eleven I'D. running thence south seventy
hye Col feet thence twelve tl2) Ieet two Co
inches thence south twenty five (25) feet and nty
Tour hundredths of foot thence west nine Cd feet
eleven and ,hreeQuartsr uiAO inches; thence north
foot thence east twenty-five (z) feet one and three
quarter inches 20 the beginning. improved by brick
house No 5O4 Z street northwest.
Terms Sold subject for ca. 600 due October
1898 Purchase money, onehalf cash lover aud above
the assumed balance in year after o;
SALE note bearing per cent interest. and to be
cured BY trust on premises sold. Convey anctne. &c.
at purchasers cost. depos,t 500 required St
OF sale rerins TO be complied with IN 10 days other
erty at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser sitter
days Advertisement OF such resale in Newspaper
published IN WASHINGTON. u. G.
D. T. MACKALL. assignee Of Geo. I. Hul.
ta4-lkdS - =
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Census Of Labrador aud Newfoundland.

Census Of Labrador and Newfoundland.
The census returns which have been COM
pleted shows the population Of Newfound-
land and Labrador to be 100000, all
increase IN the last seven years OF only
4. 100, or at the rate Of ~ per cent.
This showing is great disappointment The
last census IN 1884 showed an iucy ease Of 22A
per cent tor the decade ending with that year.
Emigration il the main cause of the decline
The population OF St Johns decreased bv more
than 1000 in the last seven years
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ID ATCL1rFE, DARE 3 CO.. Aucuoneer,

EN- TIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING No 25 E
STkEET SnnTHwEsT; CONFUSING PAR
TAAInSs, rIcTuHES, FOLDING BED WALNUT
BEpDING. MATTKEssEs, PILLOWS AND
B23lLssI NSN TOILET SETS sIDEB1AkDs.
CHA AND GLASS wAkE, BODY BRUs-
Sis AND OTHER CARPETS. RUGS.
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C., &c. BY AUG
ZION.
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY ELEv-
ENIH. at TEN O'CLOt X. we will sell. at the above
residence all the Furniture. Carpets. &c. con-
tained theren to which the attention Of parties
furnishing Is called.
ia5-5t RADCLIFFE, DARR 4 Co. Aucts.
ks-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THUESDAl. JANUARY FOURTEENTH saline hour
and pace. kATCLIFFE, DARH CO.,
lall-3t Auctioneers.
sE-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
poned on account OF the rain until TUESDAY, JAN
UARG NlSEIEENTH, Ut same hour and place, at
which time the sale will positively occur ram or SHINE
In addition 10 the above mentioned goods the sale
will contain lot OF undergraduate ladies'
AM children and many other goods numerous to
III ntIOn. LAICLlEFE DARR a CO.,
ia Ii-dGdbs Auctloneers.
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'CHoMAs BOWLING son. Aucuoneers.
80

EXTENSIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES. rHAETONS. HANSOMs. FAM
STAGES. HARNESS. &c. AT AUCTION.
In consequence Of the railroad conveying
to Arlington. Va the subscriber will sell at his sale
aud s1ehangs stable, No $500 II street northwest.
opposite Aqueduct bridge, Georgetown, ID. c.. on
MEDNEsDAl, JANUARY TWENTIETH, 1887. At
TEN O'CLOCK. his entire OUTFIT of Horses, Carriages
&C.. without reserve. at auction
CONSISTING IN PART OF
20 head Of Young. Sound DIR wing and Work Horses
pairs Of Fine Matched Horses, Family Clrriages
1 4 hree seat Dayton wsgon = Buggies. . Hansons
and Harness. -Four horse stage to carry twenty pas
Stages 20 sets OF Single and Double Harness. uost
Of them used but little: Saddles, Brides, Whips,
Robes and Stable Paraphernaiia. &c.
LEWIS j. COLLINS,
3ai2-dts 8;eo NJ st n w
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/ WANT You

To read this advertisement and tske practical bust.
view o! We have not written it TO Inisead
deceive but 10 inspire confidence attract buyers
and extent trade We give q uniform discount Of
yer cent every article IN the house This may
look small. but when deducted from our extremely
low Irlces you Will ind We way below all other
houses SkO ocer 20 even ~ per cent OF. We would
caution you not 10 loss sixt Of this fact and let big
discounts lead you asir9y. Read wha, per cent of
meats a. 6RAsrN'S; 6ft. Extension Table. square
round, 80 20 can you match II. Cotton-top Mat
tres. e. IL you cant sc: 1t elsewhere. Best Make
Hardwood Wire Cots. sl9g. compare 10 and 70 per
osLt OF elsewhere OAK Chamber Suites. Sl5 Is.
Pure Cursd Hair Mattress all 81. did you ever see
one al that .rices sprins-rO!ier Shsdes .sc try
bnS them and !~; Us hear from You. SIX Tumblers.
lie no house ever offered them except Grasty Best
Quality 2c Floor Oh Cloth .55.e. Atwood CARPET
O-5sS- Very Best Grade T~o-py. 7lc. Iamps,
CIocEer5. China. I'm and small ware generally at
moving pricos- HALVES and FORKS. Plated Ware &c
LsEetn CT, don't sell credit. and we would i'm
ptess this uTon yOu: DO'sf seutt tI y0u try. This
eiseouas for thirty days
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DENTISTRY.

nR. BLAIR, 229 ST, ms YEAkS ExPE-
~ rience-Gold nlIing. 81 oOs anlalRem. DOC. PAIN
less ext with cocaine, 25c artificial teeth inserted
with my improved suction repairing gas and vapor
srHE EVANS DENTAL PARLORs. 1917 PA. AVE
1 nv, Teeth extracted positively without pain %
danger by painless nyyteu-A harmless vegetable
vapor in use By US oily LIS effects pleasant and
Transient Artificial tooth cruwn aud bridge work Is
reasonable prices. 5sl<-3n'
4 lROSHON's DENTAL kARLORs, ReTABLIsHED
~ lS;s7, l50S ltth e. nv: Full sets go and tl5;
night. and sundays taa ~. m Al it, bsanc6sA
jal2-lus
IaREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FIIIED
artificial teeth inserted without charge exceps
cost OF material At l25 gt. y. ~. dental depart
ment Of the Columbian University. from 10 s nj
daily except SUNDAY EXTRACTION fss; inaxmaFy opSn
from October 10 June u. so26A
nR. STARR PARSONe, 9. T. COR sTHANDEN.W
~ Entrance on 9TH q. frst-clans god and other An.
in9s spectalty. Application 70 gums used n s1ssacs.
ing. Artificial teesh and crowns inserted tyH
nENTAL NFIRMARY.-NATiONAI UNIVFR.
~ uty, cosnsr eth I'D n ". -0psa 10 & III tie
eoss Il matsgtaaA 6oid.er
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Elected President OF Guatemala.
Dispatches have been received from Guatc-
mala to the effect that DR.. Lainfaisa has been
elected president. Manuel A. Saborio will be
made secretary of the treasury.
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Sir Edwin Arnold Able to Lecture.
Sir Edwin Arnold, whose illness from grip
has been reported, has gone to Trenton, where
he viii fulfil his engagement: to lecture
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FUTURE DAYS.


TWO Two.sToRY FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS,
E FROM sSsh navy YARD SHI6SE II G SSE
HsR RAkE 1ASghSS IT. ;.
n
yard. with twost9ry rustic wsatheIboard stables on
s 10 sss h & deep
hi,9s easy &S AZ mSaf lp9HH /, co..
oHE 81 HTAPIE a TNASTs 81
I'M sstTsSkbb sSFHFSlss2S
ElxE 66feff FIJI f fHR rH HEA oT sEAk II
J S3ST TIE c cAai bRIE9PEHii AND
BY virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Co'r: OF the
District Of Columbia. passed in equity cause 30
I'll Sss BaH s M
land sSS
s co. to william Hcns dsscassd by William Lit;
~ asf ss ressEds q said psiti
psr j. s. No ~ folio 200 :, seq and are more
Hs Side 81 shs It s ans H6ts
xo turnpike os, road now t t avenue,
two pieces Of sn and running .hencc along the said
;SSanpiks e, dsys %ss. POS chains 70 stone;
tue land heretofore Conveyed 10 William Mosner by ~
its sns South @ aa thence = Ssx
S 9 nj for ,sesn seHnI Of
said pieces lsrsinbefore described thence North 70
degs W. 05O links along q newly laid out farm
West ii 30 chains. thence North 40 degs E. 3.O4
chains. thon North 15x degs. L. 2;75 chsins then
North b Gegs 5 rs chains; then North 81 dogs T.
100 chains to tree, which said four last lines run
along with 'liney Branch" then South 80 deys E.
400 chains then South Jt Gegs Il 30 chains then
South 4Uk degs L. $50 CHAINS, then South I'D dees
to aes ssDsh to
the place OF besinninE. all OF which will partcu-
larry appear Dy the survey and plat Of the said
two parcels OF iand mado by Charles j. ULlnan,
OF said county, annexed to the deed herenbe
is supposed to contain twenty-six and sixteen
percnes, more or less aud the other eleven and
telOO. more or less; together with all the appurten-
ances to each piece III anywise belonging. and all and
nE the rights OF way. and OF water. easements
and vantaGes to the and each OF them apper-
tanning and also unv ded sixth Of the three
farm roads bordering upon the said and parcs
OF ground a. laid out On the said subdivision herein
before mentioned.
All u said two tracts will be offered for sale
that Is to say the south ~ 100 feet the
street turnpike tnow called u. Igntwood aveuue( by
depth Of lO feet. thus leaving remaining be d
front to said hrs tract OF 5OO ieet said BrghtwOod
avenue
Terms Of SALE provided by the Decree are One
fourth OF the purchase cash and the
IN three equal instslln nts IL respectively twelve
anu eighteen months from the day OF with
cent the deferred payments to lie secured by
the purchasers noies and deed Of trust the prop
erty OF ali the purchase money be psiu cash. ut
tue purchasers option. deposit Of &lOO Will lie
CURED at the lime sale. IL the terms not
conpIed with within twenty days after the day
the viii be resod the risk aud Of tue
0efaultnx purchaser.
| REGINALD FENDALL Trustee
Jalod WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO., Aucts.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR Z CO.. Aucuonesra
AssIGNFE's SALE OF AwELI-AssoRTED STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Lie:
SAFE Horse. WAGON AND I' anRNEss. r Sc.
BY virtue of deed Of assignment r,ven to me and
duly recorded ! will sell by public auction on the
eRsTS 'iFff rESH g a FEN
O'CLOCK. weli-,ssOrted stock OF Fancy and Staple
FLOUR, SUGARS.
sPiSEs. .EXTkAcfs.
CATtUPs. PR0OMS,
STARCH FasF EH FSaD GiSss s5a GOODS
CIGARS. TOBACCO.
Together with q full assortment Of goods usually
found in hsst-class grocery store
~ r At I TW TF Ih PG EboYk HsToRr
tn Which, t o; t6s ,r.a anS h,x
isli.4. east JOSEPH ATKINS. Assignee.
10y n y
iMiE1NuIETH. is9@. at same ,,t hour and place:
'VHOMAs E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auc.,oneo.
TRggSSTEEg SALE OF THREE LOTS; EACH IN
BkICK DwEILlNG. TWO on \ srKEET DE:
T TmE4N N3rhLH SApLr9 sISbET Tn, Az ~
North SnI CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN AMI
STREETS.
BY virtue OF three deeds Of trust recorded rsspec
tveAy III Liter No. l4.D. folio 1873; LiOer No. 1890,
folio l19 and Liber No l4! folio l65, of the land
records u tue District Of Columbia and by request o.
the parties thereby secured. will sell at public
too ia 'front.' % tie premises on WEDNESDAY. JAN
UARI TWENTIETH. 1882, AZ HALF-PAsI FOUR
O'CLOCK 4. NJ. lots 1874. 49, ana 1875 IN Russell,
Brice and Harpers subdivision of part Of original 10,
Is IN square CO. plat in book Il, page %. of the
records the surveyors ofHce said district. with
! the improvements ABOVE stated
Terms: One-ihtrl cash, OF which deposit OF 500
on each lot must be made at time Of sale, and the
balance in three equal in six twelve and
eighesn months. Tor which not purchaser bear
interest from day OF SALE and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold will he taken all cash. the
option of the purchaser. II not complied
with in twelve days sale the property will be
sold the risk and cost of dclauting purchaser afel
ten days advertisement in The Evening Star. All
veyancing and recording 1T purchaser. cost
THOMAS =. WAGGAMAN,l n--...
JNO ". FILLING, Afustees-
T. E. wAGGAMAN, Auct. iaS-dkds
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ATIMEk 4 SLOAN. Auct,onee..
u l4O1 @ g.

l. 400 s..
CATALOGUE SALE
OF RARE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrURE. TWO PIANOS. VAST NUMBER
OF SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS, ETCHINGS
AND ENGRAvINGs. BRIC-A-BRAC. BRUs-
Sells AND ADMINISTER CARPETS. TURKISH
RUGS AND
HANGINGs.
THE PROPERTY OF CoNNOIssEUR OF RARE
JUDGMENT AND TASTE. WHO HAS BEEN
FOR THIRTY YEARS MAKING THE COLLEc-
TON FOR HIS OWN PLEASURE AND HOUSE
HOLD ADORNMENT.
EMBRACING IN PART
Large Oh Paintings, Ruins Of Pacstum painted in
Capture Of Salvador Rosa BY John wilson P.inti ns.
ns s BY
bsash q orphea. BY fh1seisn Women m INC
The Representation OF the Worship Of the Druids
so .ss Ss S ss nw
Famine and Destruction if He Does Not Cease Propa
inS the "a ssEudsa s >, TSI,ups Fssh
Jadsasns ssISSa y master sI Ssa
Twilight Scene iron. the Dusseldorf gallery. a rare
GSsetion Of asehinEs BY a,stnF authors:
srica Br.e and other ssms Of dseorstiye character
Pets: Rug, .nc Port,sres. BIc-a;Br.c Cabinets. Wall
s.Ss cs:
Concert Grand and, sHalls.: paw. Co. Pine salon.
Der Furniture for i've rooms. with bedding complete.
3 Book Cases, Desks and Tables. large Quzntity Of
Glass and Fine Plated Ware, Kitchen Requisites. &c.
The elegant lower hall Of the Builders Exchange,
streets has been for the sale Of this superb
sssi. sb;H VI. e q
20. 1SSl, from q: m. until pm.
The sale will take place the two days following.
JANUARY TwENTY-fIRST and TWENTl-SEc-
OND. commencing 1t HALf-PAST TEN O'CLOCK
each day, LAIlMER lLOAN,
tal3-6s Auctioneers
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and a wasted form follow them.
Cure all these ailments and weaknesses,
regulate and promote the proper functions,
quiet your nerves, build up your health and
st-ength--with the Favorite Prescription
Il does all these things, AMI more. The sys-
TEN is invigorated. TIE blood enriched, diges-
ton improved, melancholy and nervousness
Disbelief
For ulcerations, displacements, bearing
down sensations, periodical pains, everything
that's Known as female complaint it's
an unfailing renledy-tse only one. among
all medicines for women, that's gltaTGntced
II il fails to benefit or cure, in any case, you
have your money back.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DuNcASsoN BROS. Aue,, . eel, :,

~ 9th and D streets NV.
rESfH AZ rEN odH5ak
$TH Gs%s W. SSSiEE
E$Hf LS$&Htkf t5 S2SSSSiSn9ES Is
sESII SD ESP A5 sS9% sIS s. s6 STShSTf Shk
ALSO SOFAS. DiyANs. coGcHEs, EASY cHAifs..
Fa Fh1f Hsf p aSs A s2yBSE
Also # TXF1 6p 9}GL1cK
h 81 TIE rEs IS AAA HALF bAHhfLs' PUT UP
FINE AssonfAaE 2SE s. Se t2SEhrs. RUGS. &C.
ATlnEH SIo isSo aAs ste. nsss g. s. Treasury,
CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS
OF size and description will be sold wishou.
serve or limit by order and for account Of tho
ORIENTAL CARPET COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
TO BE SOLD AT OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
400 ST.. U. s. Treasury
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JANUARY NINETEENTH, TWENTIETH AND
TwENTY-FIRsT. 1892.
AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND THREE PM. EACH DAY.
Exhibition Monday from O. In. until pm.
LATIMER L SLOAN Auctioneer,,
ja15-3t Washington. DC.
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ta4-d6ds

tD-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count q the inclsment weather until TUESDAY, THE
OF JANUARY, 4. D. 1b92, same
hour aud place. D. 81 MACKALL.
1a14 Aaaynsa.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

nUNCAN6ON BROS. Auctioneers,
- 9th and sts nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE. CoUPE AND
ON TUESDAY, JANUAKi NINETEENTH. ls92:
XucTIoN Rooms OF pGNcANSoN BRoTH.
Frs; We WILL SELL The ABOVE MEN
TONED HORSE. COUPE AND HARNESS.
Terms cash.
It LANES q y ah E brown, Trustees.