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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. J. T. HCBBARD. ASTROLOGER. READS
Il Your entire life. gives advice love. marriag-
business ana health consultation daily tcxcept sun
dayl At LAB OF. ne. horoscopes written. lsssoas
gwen se6-st-
NINE, PERRIN THF TRUEsr DESTINY
IsA reader OF the aee. Informs eyen with phe-
nen,ens accuracy Terms. %. a.ia- 20 ,.
su3l-l2t'
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NA lite All business conf DENTAL Ladies and e-nsls-
men. oOc. each. Hour, y .. IN. TO 20 L g..
between LIST and North CaTfto SITS. NV. se--2w'
NINE. RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLAIsvoY-
IVA apt and astrologs' born with rar names
ana lucky dates tells how 90 retain husband lover
gives Tor short time chart palmissry al con-
sulting her Room 10. go p Il. n-~. aues-12t.
DROP THOMAS or TIE MAGNETIC INsTI-
Il tute Of Paris. Treafnent at his Once, osl l3.h
81 n ". or at PATIENTS Residence. sel-lu'
DE SURF Go CONSULT EMMA FN-aIPsY
ID queen. clairvoyant and sstrolocst lifelorx sfu
dent OF occultsm SsS tirst ST. s-w. hours % y.
DROP. CLAY Is TIVE OLDEST EsTABIrsHsr
this city Has WONDERFUL prophetic e1ft Of secons
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries. recove-s lost a.
Stolen Property. brinss separated togrther. Gauss
speedy nsrrr res give. success In business. remove
cifss and all trouble will time and money "
coming the rixht place a. once. as he succeeds
where others have filled. Convinces most skeptlcsl
snd atyerrises only what he DO All business con
Hour., 9to9 Open sundays. Residense. 40 Hst-.
bet ~ and 9th SITS. s.w. aa16sos.
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND cHfHoro-
manufscturer % FINE MAXIcuRE and caIaoPor
Drsr9 sonfh Of New YORK noe0z
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MARYLAND's OYSTER LAW.
Different Construction Put Upon It by Oys
termen.

Different Construction Put Upon 1t by Oys-
The different constructions which have been
placed upon the Maryland oyster Law is likely
to lead to considerable trouble, and not few
arrests during the coming week or ten days,
according to the Baltimore American. The
law fixes the opening Of the longing season on
September 10, but it seems, is not clear in stat
ing that oysters shall not be taken before that
time. Oystermen in some sections have OBJ
tanned legal Interpretation of the new law and
claim it fails to prohibit the catching Of oysters
if no effort is made to sell them until after Sep
TENDER Is. In other words tonger can catch
all the oysters he pleases prior to September
Is and hold them for shipment on or after that
date.
Commander Joseph b. Seth of the state
oyster navy does not agree with this view, how
ever, and will order the arrest of any person
taking oysters before the legal limit has ex-
PRED.
Gen Seth says: "The clear intention of the
legislature was TO prohibit the taking Of oysters
before September Is. The failure to amend
section II was an overnight, though il u entirely
circumstantinl, 90 far g, the catcher = con
cerned, and wh1t ID meant by the words for
sale, i, oysters which are to become an article
Of commerce either today o. on any day during
the season"
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Second regiment
Corp Oteu only made enc skirMish run
OH kiri-.1sh TOT ais represent svo runs
SKIAMIsH PRACTICE.

Corp O1el only made enc skirMtsh run The
OH klrI-..sh TOT ais represent <So runs
SKIAAIsH Practice
Skirn;shins Is always the most attractive
feature Of rifle meeting, and today was set
apart for that line of practice everybody
looked for the presence of large number of
ladies. These would probably have been around
early had II not rained heavily during the night.
As 1t was. the damp grass kept the fair ones
away until this afternoon. Then they discov-
cred that the Washington hustlers had finished
their snare Of the program and were generally
ENJOYING a restIul hour or two The visitors
were not entirely disappointed, however. for
several Jersey teams opened up the competition
for the Columbia trophy-presented to the
state of New Jersey by the District National
Guard Competing teams in that event have TO
put in four skirmish scores Of twenty shots each.
The trophy is still boxed up at New jersey
headquarters; it will not be displayed until the
time comes to formally present it to the rank
ing representative Of the state who happens to
be on the grounds during this week.
DISTRICT OFFICERS EXPECTED.
A delegation of District National Guard Of
fcers of high degree Is looked for, either this
evening or tomorrow. Among those who have
promised to be on hand are Gen. Ordway, Col
Theodore Mosher, adjutant general. and Maj.
Frank AiGrich, quartermaster general. Rooms
have been engaged at the Beach House for
Sapt oscar r. Long. L. D A, VINO was such q
popular djutant general of the D. c. y. G.,
and for Maj Crawford. who preceded Mai
Adrich as 9ua-teImas general.
When the skirInish runs were ended this
morning photographer invaded Camp Spencer
and after some preliminary trouble in properly
grouping much artistic material secured
negatives OF the team, in several esthetic groups
and poses
Several members Of the detachment are less
lonely than others. Among the ladies who are
within Railing distance of those who are near
and dear are Mrs and Miss Clay. Mrs. William
l. Cash. Mrs T. T. King and daughter. Mrs.
Tomlnson, Mrs. S. l. Scott, Mrs. Hutterly and
two children, Mrs. Buell. and Mrs. Byrne and
Eghter.
Private s. b. Rollins belated member of
the first regiment team, arrived in camp last
night.
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GOOD PRELIMINARY PRACTICE.
Notwithstanding Adverse Weather Fine
Scores Are Made at sea Gfrt.
Special corresponsisnce q The Evening star.
Cur SPRScRR SRA GIpr I

Notwithstanding Adverse Weather Fine
Scores Are Made at sea Girt.
Special Correspondence q The Evening star.
CA,ff SPENCER, SEA GIRT, Nj.
September 6, 1892
Preliminary practice for the New Jersey
interstate match closed today with two
skirunish runs for each Of the teams. If il had
been match instead Of practice work the first
regiment d. c. n. O. team would have once
more won the bronze horse which now adorns
Col. Moore's headquarters. bet as the real
competition will not open until tomorrow and
cannot be closed until Thursday afternoon he
would be bold prophet who would try TO
name the winner. The shooting has been under
adverse conditions such as the local teams
never encounter at hOme-s superabundance OF
wind being the most puzzling and objection
able atrnospheric feature In spite Of the diff
ouliies there has been a marked advance In the
scores made BIZ both the Washington contin-
gent and their Jerseyfied opponents. Last year
the bronze horse was won by Capt Cash
team with a score of 1.242; this years
preliminary practice shows that the six men
who will probably compose the team which viii
do battle tomorrow for the prize II captured
here last August made a score of 1.39S. What
the match total will be no one knows. Rifle
shooting will never be an exact science until
thu weather bureau has absolute control OF the
weather.
Tonight the team captains will mako final
selections. Hal this been done this afternoon
1t y ould have been possible to send only the
scores Of those who will be regarded a. worthy
TO fight for thei- organizations. as II IL the
records are made up on the basis OF seven mon
for each team, except in the case OF Lieut.
ToInlinson's aggregation, which had eight in
its practice.
Complete scores are as follows:
It-vsw
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PREMIER ABBOTT MAY RESIGN.
Such Action Would Pave the Way for til
Settlement of the Canal Tolls

Such Action Would Pave the Way for the
Settlement of the Canal Tolls.
Sir John Abbott will return to Ottawa at
once. In connection with his expected resigna-
tion it is interesting to note that such an event
would dissolve the administration Mr.. Bouri-
not, clerk Of the dominion house Of commons
and . leading constitutional authority. SAYS:
The prime minister's death, resignation or
dismissal dissolves ipso facto the ministry and
1t 10 necessary that the representative Of the
sovereign should choose another public man to
Eli his place and form q new administration.
In coming to . permanent settlement with
the United States on the subject Of canal tolls
and transportation il will be much easier for a
new administration to make total change of
policy like that foreshadowed at the Montreal
meeting. viz, that the rebate on the Welland
canal tolls would be discontinued next season.
il is considered probable that Sir John Abbott
viii not long delay az resignation in view Of
the importance Of reco,structing the ministry
and preparing program in good time for tie
meeting Of parliament 1. Il said that whei
the time comes Sir John Thompson will accept
the task Of formtng new ministry and viii
oner the portfolio OF minister Of justice to w.
r. Meredith, II. p. p.
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The PeunsyIvania-Readine struggle.

The status of the struggle between the Penn
sylvania and Reading Railroad Companies is
unchanged Whether the Pennsylvania will or
viii not retaliate upon the Beading for their
anthracite coal remains an open question, but
in financial and coal trade circles it is gener-
aIly,believed that the Pennsylvania position
will not be one of quiet submission. It ia
possible, however, that the line Of action will
not be announced before the return from
Europe Of President Roberts, which will be
about September 20. There were mo- develop
ments in the situation yesterday in Philadel-
phia. There was another conference Of PENN
syivania officials, but they had nothing to say at
its conclusion. President Mcleod was ont of
town and other Beading officials had no state
naent to make.
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Gen. Boiet Peraza, the minister Of Venezuela,
has received the following cablegram from the
president Of the republic:
CARACAS, Sept. 5.
''To the Venezuela minister. Washington, D. {. 4:
doctor Guillicrmo Tell Villegas left for
New York. l have appointed cabinet COM
posed of prominent liberals. Gen. Luciano
Mendoza Is in Caracas with his army of 60. 600
men. lSignedl VILLEaAs PULLIDo."
DR.. villegas Pullido, the present president. is
the constitutional successor of Doctor Guiili-
ermo Tell Villegas as . member of the federal
council
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucts.. 9Th and D SITS. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRICK DWELLINGS
SITUATE on UNION STREET, BETWEEN n
AND AND FOUR AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH

STREETS SOUTHWEST.
a1a duly .as Issd4s. ; d Sc 1919
tlerey. viii .en a rubI,c anetisn, - front q
s S r N2S 6osk hs
described real estate situate in the city Of Washing
TIE north sxs1s S c e feet of 10. numbered
sns IN ss sS
Union stree, and running With that full width east
sas g @ ss' sss sS
or1cx houses. .s,,,
notes to bear per centinteres able semi
and to be secured by deed Of tas, ON the property
sspc q vii ss 81 y Com
WITH 81 s.ys day
wise the trustee the right 70 resell At the risk
notice Of such resale IN some ne~spaper publishsd in
" .asI1scSa. JOSEPH C. JOHNSON. Trustee.
81 sokFH II Isn Of Il bhdi4 fERR
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
ssh IN Ns
Gs sns . q Il Il
!; isf;S SUI :! T;
sssS y ana ~
@ sSs LIZ
e: acssS IL. 3 Z poi f..s - 3 :ssr :s
SsS ssd &c houss s ana
frS c n said s:t ; s s % be '
:ss S
Pr i: hsss .s's san s Il. -s "a
Fl Is Sd iS. IL Z q s "a
the whols Will he bus ethsrwiss The hds for
4 :ss e ascsIssf .A h... .uu
nsnss & snd two frc9 day q ale. Vitk a.
es.s sss :; s sssS e
o. 100 csoh a cScS psrcti a. IN az - aeRos
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auo4-eodtse3Sth.nhl.
II f. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auc;ioaeer.

II
TRusrEFsr SALE OF TsII-ABr,E RF,I, ESTATE
% q >srhEEl NJ MtEN Tenth AMI
sThEtT BETWEEN q AND u STREET, IS
NOR HEAsr. PART OF WHICH Is M
PROVED BY A FRAME BUILDING.
By rtue of a deed 90 trus. duly 'u-sei fn Tsss.-
No. ltfo, folio l26. OF the land ,oIls % the D~tl
OF Columbia. ana at the Request OF fha-epy
secured. We VIII sell AZ pubic autoa - front
fFTNTa Iao, :. vi pssr t nbts ahn ~,
p. NJ. the west ~ feet lOi@ inches frort by ds,ih
Of ORIGINAL lot 3 the south - let inches .rats y
der;b % ORIG nal lot and pGTtof ur.liUal ot . d.
scribed follows Begi,li-- the northwest N aar
OF lot >. thence east zoe feet foif ircs f-nse pni
- feet. thence wes' - feet, then-r south y feet.
thence west IL feet lo1s inches. th.nce north ie.
tiehF west ~ feet tlvllce north 10 toe piece q be-
ginning. all o. said Iarls Of lots being -isr ia
Washington. u. C., improved by fraue hui tiuv "a
said part Of lot q.
Terms; third cash. of which a aeposi. q sIcD
mus be made on ga n pArcs nt time q sal- balance
IN three equal install nenrs in d; IL and Is months
which notes Of purchase btriDx interest on a AZ o,
sale ana secured by deed oi property sold VII
he taken. o- ali cash st option Of hnser
be complied wa in hft-sn days froln sale OF a.. p
ety VIII be resola NJ risk and iefbufinr rr-
chaser All convey ancing and recurdiIg a. Tnrchas-
ers cost.
III TTihfGsS.iAss s, Trustees. .
T. Il. wAGGsMAN. Auc; sel-akds
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The British bark etrsthearn, supposed TO be
from Coqulmbo for Hampton Roads. was de-
stroyed ~ FIRE Oh Chanzrh Island, on the Chill
can coast. on September /. All on board wore
saved and landSd 1t Fuaaco.
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III BERSHEIMER 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
We viii sell at the store OF Steinem Bros. i..:s5
Pennsylvania ave. northwest. at public auction, ali
goods left here and and all pledges on
which interest il due twelve months more. This
sale oL-ists Of Gold. Silver aud Metal Watches pa-
nonds Of ar i s.ription-. Rings. Chains. Lockeis
Scarfpins, studs. Earrings. Lace Pins Neck Chains
Pistols and Clothing: SalecomInencine THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ. and SEVEN L. NJ. and continuing until all lots
sold. Holders of tickets will lease take notice.
STEISEM BROS. Brokers,
sa7--t ri RFENHFIIFR 90 a,c,s
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
A lCIIoS SALE Oh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer

will sell by public auction at the store Of r.. X.
Futon p, LIE ir "a WE aye n " c9mmencng THgRs
O'CLOCK, 4. NJ This sale will include all goods in
his stock upon which interest is due twelve months
more. Sale will consis. Of watches of all kinds.
chains. charms locEets scarf pins. studs earrings.
Lace pins. neck chains. bracelets cuff buttons plain
gold and set rings. diamonds and other precious
stones. solid si,verware. double guns &c Sale will
continue morning at 10 O'Clock and evenings 1t
o'clock until all the lots are sold
Ticket holders please take notice.
h. y. FULTON, Pawnbroker,
se1-7t' +. WARREN JOHNSON, Auctioneer
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FUTURE DAYS,
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Aactioneers.

TEA CART By WOOD BROS Two-wHEFI
FOIR-PASStNGER CART BY JOYCE AND VIC
.ORIa 81 NcDERMOTT AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1892 at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of our sales rooms
we will sell for family leaving the city the above
fine vehicles.
se7-dts LATIMER & SLOAN, Aucts
RATcLIFFE- DARR L co. Aacts. Pa. ave L. ".
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF BUILDING STONE
STONE WAGON. DRAFT HORSE. TACKLE.
&c.
On MONDAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1872. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the
stone yard southwest of and New Jer-
seq avenue. will SELL at public auction the con
tents of said yard consisting of a quantity of Ohio
STONE. Brown stone and SAID Stone suitable for
building purposes.
ALSO
One Stone Wagon. Very Fine Gray Draft Mare Hsr-
ness. Hosting Tackle, &c.
ON the SAME DAY. at HALF-PAST ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. will SELL at the yard of the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company. corner OF
virginia avenue and South Capitol street. a car load
Of Warsaw Blue stone. now in said yard.
Terms cash.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY
Assignee of Frank 7. Morgan,
4oS Louisiana ave.
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II ATINEE SLOAN. Aucrioneers and Aupraisers
L. lfOs and 1863 q Il.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF NTARIY XIV NINE
DENCE, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MINIS, on EAST sInL or EIGHTH STREET
BETNE ZEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deeJ q trust dated tine sth day %
December, 1891. ana daily rriordei Ia Iiher 1897.
folio 4.4 IT seq, of the lEn1 Is Of the Ds-
tIlct OF ColEnne, the unders znei trustees vii soil
on sATIEDAN AFTERNOON. SfPTFMBER
TENTH, lsf,. in front Of the premises. nj HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. part LOT q. IN auare Al !,
II. N N!b e. alley. improved hy n-ary new nine
room bsy-window g-ess-brirk residence. wis.i all
modern improvements located The side II
sth street between :, and L streets northwest.
Terms made known at sale.
wM. A YESTERDAY. ! Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.


I ATMER SLOAN. Auctioae-rs. l407 -
vALrAHLE PRoPrRTY N THF SUBDIVISION
arc fAElF 70 tcAYGN ilr ssEX1o9ssIlIN DC. AT
HtIrP&sr ffvf ~ S e. ~ ldi q; .s ls = rI az
ne sHcton n front 81 the PROMISES. D., numbered ,sn
Barry arm estate. made ~ tle i-7lsises uos IN
nc q ae occe o; the Surveyor vi tie Distri OF co-
ier. Of sale; one-haf cash ans the balance in nj.
aud Twelve months. serlrel hy deel - trust the
post q eco to l. nase =, i'm Of al Terms 20 ls
Soiilid viz IN tn lsys ~ deposit ~ H. forfaited
sale Is % cose the estate u "a nnei Able deesse
JAMES n. SMITH.
Attorney for Ssil n-ilte.
sebdSds ts,p Il u. N. W.
II ATcLIFFE. DARR a co. AuCTIUNrERs.
H $40 IA. AVE. NV
AssIGNEFs SALE or VAIvAgtE nvITprNa
q ON n SIEEET BElMIEN FihST AND
oSt'oND sTIEt Is NoR1 HEASrr ny AUCTION.
fy virtue . eeed rf sS-i-nm-nt riVcn - m Gnd
duly recoried suons the aud records u the Do tict
81 Columbia vii c;.s TOY >sle hy rrhc auci IN IN
sEs FotE+friN ~ s WI q III Sfe os'esiock 4 NJ
=! ina c'r;sn Iicr- % parcel ~ land and lfcns
Columbia. AMI known AMI ais.iurtishesi aid bring
THE EAST HAlE or LOT ~
Situated the south a; street hr:weea LIST and
"a streets northeast watch - IN ~ uToNe-
psrE. '''-A ''''' -''''' anu '''''''''A
Terms: sI.ooo to be rsid in cash. the hal
Inen;s 70 bear Interest ~ the rate Of .
Ter cent per anaun from the day II sale and
al cash. az the l'uFca .ses's option dsvost q
500 20 he Paid when tho rrorerty j. knofk-d down.
si ~ 20 I've s9. o. iea VITA IN htee2 days from liz
the property At the rsS aud cost q: the deta uting
paper Published in Nnsh,neton, D. 4, All sonvey-
ancins. recordiag. &c ~ Lllrchaser's cosi.
JULIUS A. MAEDEL.
se5dkds sl6 9Th ~. Il ".
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The Hansbsrgische Correspopdesz states that
the new military bill contemplates permanent
increase n the budget Of $4,000, 900 marks an
nuAl1y.
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SALE OF Observation-Disclosures
s sEP Rom egsIR Tuh hSTEFs fshioE
Cooking AM. EEAIINi sfovEs. NAT.
HOUSEHOLD EFF ECrs. AT AUCTION Ar oTR
sA Sal Err Rooms IONS, sATTRDAY MoRNINg SEP:
OF PAYMENTo OF TWO MOTIFS AND INTER- s I
- TO AMIE BRANTMAN AND FOR HER AC-
COUNT We WILL SELL As ABOVE STATED
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IL, 1880 He was EDUCATED at Charlotte Hall
Academy in st. Mary's county. and upon leav-
ing school engaged in the farming industry
under the direction Of his brother who was an
extensive real estate owner and one Of the most
practical farmers in Calvert county. In 1883 he
waselected to the Maryland legislature on the re-
publican ticket and reelected in 1885. He was
nominated for the state senate in 1887. but.
owing to some dissensons in the republican
party's ranks. was defeated by a narrow margin
OF votes. He was placed in 1888, on the ticket
as a presidential elector by the district which
yesterday nominated him for Congress and
made the canvass of that district with Syndey
4. Nudd, who was then candidate and was
elected to Congress. In 1889 Mr.. parran was
appointed by Collector Of Internal Revenue f.
snowden Hill as chief deputy in his Office and
stll holds the position. The nominee comes
from strongly democratic family. and many
OF his warmest personal friends in Calvert
county are democrats. His brother was a mem
Der OF the democratic convention which recently
nominated Mr. Compton. The fight is now on,
and from what can be learned il will be the
most stubbornly fought and interesting one
that has ever taken place In this district
SoTEs.
The public schools, after being generally re-
paired and put in first-class order. have re-
opened for the present scholastic term with in
creased mem bership over that of last session.
Nathan Carter of this place was arrested yes
terday by Balllr Robey upon n charge OF rape,
preferred by the mother of Hattie Vaughen of
Annapolis Junction. She charges that the
crime was committed some three four
months since. The prisoner was captured
some distance from this place and will be given
hearing before Justice Conway as soon as the
girl can be brought to Laurel.
Treasurer and collector Of state and county
taxes was at Milstead's Hotel on Monday last
for the purpose of receiving taxes for the pres
ent fiscal year and also arrears of taxes. The
treasury of the town is considerably increased.
Mr.. Frederic Holden of Hyattsville was in
town yesterday.
THE STARS Geographic dispatch of the NOM
inst1cn yesterday was the first intimation that
even some our residents received of the result.
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nUNSANsoN BROS. AUcTIoYEERs.
~ 9TH AND ID Sis NV

rNf f1RT fS7rI AssIsErEs SALE OF THE En-
ScSMSSFE 81 s6 IS Sno snF rSSGT 1sS
ID SIREErs NORTHWEST.
r fEETFassR EIGHTH here ls2f
BIS tie en,r t =, the ware rooms Q, Duneans:n
rooms in the Hotel s,ratford.
Bed Room Suites in OAK. Ash Cherry and Walnut,
Fine bnsse s ss p ss Each ,, srTn and
spo Twenty sre Tsgant OAK Il cherry rs and
rnrs anS "a Sseer . ssi Il aSans
mBhH.tisred M IL k sRf S, s
tben as,; ndd Pies Fsncy CANE and Easy Char
and Single WardrObe.., Cots. Toilet Ware. &c.
hs sSsns n 1% aH rT .n
and other Carpets. Large and Small Rugs. Lin
TABLE AND BED LINEN. &c.
Quits a% sup Sst and nd Gss
upward q b IL ssl' R asSs S1Tf'ifiFri &C.
10 Bent wood Chairs Extension and Other Tables.
and and cntna Trays and Stands. window shades aud
ofGe Furniture. Hall Racks. Counters. show Cases.
Iron Safe Clock. Chair "A. and Tables.
Contents Of kitchen and bakery Copper Steam Table.
RMefragerators and lee Bones. Copper Tin and Iron
This sale presents an unusual opportunity 70 those
furnishing. JOHN b. LARSFR
se-,-'St Assignee.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LARGE AND wELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF CAR.
RIAGEs. BUGGIES. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEAToNs. DAYTON
WAGONS, ROAD
CARTS,
EXPRESS AND GRoCERS' WAGONS AND HAR-
NESS, &c
ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
% HEAD OF YOUNG WESTERN HORSES SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE OR pRAUGHT PURPOSES.
BENSINGER.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
9;tS AND $40 la. AVE.
AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY. 10 A. NJ se2-2w
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-07
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inprovedty two elegantly huilt threcsory and coli
lar baN-wndow houses. With brown Sfon. na@N 4f-fe
and trimmings. bay windows tsrininsiinr AZ third
hour. with open alruny. Containing ten and
bath each. with all modern IMPROVEMENTS olertfir
bells. lights. tubes oIeu cust- heated hy fufnace.
and IN word. complete IN every detail aud baiit IN
the hnest manner each fronting ~ f-s.t
and deifh of about 81 feet 10 efuut naNel alley.
Terms; ihe purchase trust each
house of s9O0. bearing sin per interest per
mum. The balance Of the purcha-a money paid
oile-isf cash. the balance in six and twelve months.
secured by deed OF trust a1d - bear utercs AZ she
rate of six cent annuIn. until paid from the
Cay Of SALE all Of the balance 10 raid cash.
OF the entire purchase money he paid IN rash. At
tire option OF the purchaser purchasers dsiCsif
Of 300 on each house h. pad the time 81 ~ -
Terms TO be complied with in nfs.an days n, an the
day Of sale the righ: resell the rik aud
the defaulting purchaser purchasers o. fsse-sei.
All convey ancing, re-crdine, a.. purrl,s=-r's
cost. KATEIfIEl. DARR'E 90
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