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The strike OF the 'longshoremeu is on in New
Orleans and 1000 men ars out of work The
demand is an hours pay for fractional parts of
an hour. The ship agents have decided to
stand by the employing stevedores, giving
them the time needed to secure new hands
for the unloading of vessels. A number Of new
laborers have been obtained. and it 10 proposed
to put them to work. Trouble with the long
shoremen Is anticipated, and the mayor has
been asked for protection.
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III go PA AVE. NV.

EXECUTORS SALE By AUCTION OF The TIN
ROOM FRAME HOUSE AND LOT No. 33l A
STREET NORTHEAST.
Under aEG by virtue of the last will and testament
OF Martha r. Wilson will offer for sale. by pubic
auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY
AFTERNOoN. MARCH EIGHTH. 1852, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK,
LOT b, IN SQUARE 1SG.
Fronting twenty ieet on street north. TO the
corner of 4th east. with depth of eighty feet
with tEree-foot private al ey TO a ten-ioot public
alley and improved by ten-room frame house con
tanning water and gas
Terms of sale: One-;hird cash. the balance IN one
and Two years from the date of sale. the defer rel
men:s to bear interest the Of yer per
num- Payable semi nually. and TO be secured by a
deed Of trust the premises sold,or all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser. deposit of &3OU required
at the time of sale. All convey recording. &c
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
fifteen days. other the right Is resell the
property at tue rlsk and of the deiautinC pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement of such resale
some ewspaper published ~ Washington, d. Z.
fs36-dSds NJ. L. MELFLEl, Executor.
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Real Estate Matters.

r. S. Donaldson has purchased for 81 900 of
z. +. Cain subs IA to 80, square 62S, each TO- IS
by &C. 80 feet on alley between North Capitol
street, New Jersey avenue, Z ana streets
northwest.
Carl Eschinger has bought for IS, 200 of Ju-
Illus VAIL south half lot 10, block A, Of the
Trinidad subdivision.
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7 ArIMER q SLOAN. AuctlOnesr.,

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE EUSI-
NESS lEOPERrY ON SEVENTH STREET
NEAR SOUTHWEST.
By direction OF tho owner will sell at public
ton IN front of the premises SATURDAY, THE
1892. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the
real estate in the city of Washington, d. C. known and
described and beng part OF lot a. square 49,,
beginning ut the northeast of the lot.
thence south 1th street % Ieet thence 10
in, hes thence north ~ feet, and thence east 80
4 inches to the point Of beginning. Improved by a
large BRICK store and DWELLING known No. 6l5 9TH
street southwest.
Terms. Cre-third cash and the balance in one and
two ears with interest from the day OF sale on the
deferred payments all cash. at purchasers option.
Taxes ue paid 10 day OF dc post $50 will
be required when the property IL sold. Terms he
complied with in fifteen days. the property may be
resod the risk and the purchaser
All nveyancinx and recording At purchasers cost
LATIMER SLOAN,
felS-d&ds Auctioneers.
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Died From a Hogs Bite.

year ago Lewis Asher, prominent mer-
chant of Springfield, Ohio, was bitten by a hog
he was attempting to drive into pen. Last
Friday black spot appeared on his tongue
and soon had spread over the whole surface.
Then the organ began to swell. Despite the
efforts Of physicians the swelling continued
until his mouth was stretched wide open and
filled with the enormously swelled organ.
Yesterday he died from blood poisoning,
which is due to the bite received year ago.
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Mr.. Rockefeller's Million Dollar Donation
The University of Chicago has had another
gift Of 81, 00O, 900 added to its endowment A
letter was received by the trustees from John
d. Rockefeller rendering that sum in per cent
gold bonds to be handed over TO the trustees
with accrued interest March /. The giver re-
serves the right to designate the expenses to
which the income shall be applied. The letter
concludes as follows: Il make this gift as
special thanks offering to Almighty God for re-
turning health"
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The census Office has Issued p"i'e'ih winch
shows that IN the United States tHei "ie o''i'
incorporated and unineorpora'eu towns nav
ing more than 100 inhaoitan's- IL appears
that there are seven cities having over 100000
;,,I.t,j,,,,,s twertv-One having between
io0 e0a a,J apO coo. three having between SC. 600
80 Ioo ma sixfy-slx having between q. 900
- 81 c01 .Inetv-two having between 5000
an b go. 1873 having between 10000 and
rs 600 and 1851 having between 1000 and
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,opeers

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
sRK3HER KEAL ~ ES Tr SUITABLE FOR
on THE MAIA THoRoUGHFARES FoKMERLi
IhiS Cars Rass Is fRdSF of Each F Fsa
the b Ss Of and aesisnst Of
oraed IN ihs ose q the REGISTER OF Wills OF tue sand
sale at publie auction. in front OF respective prem
ies the Q, dsserbed real estate M situated 10
the 9 ,i Fsib birsln1 IHE 'Pefee e wit
MARCH iss ff FotR q dcI3c Rff Gt
all that certain piece parcel OF land lying and teing
tract Of land ed fs1s pa Of
the same at boundstone in the line Of David Shoe
1sOS sna aoh 5Gm theme with Variation
road called the Rockville turnpike theme with said
pike south 1914 degrees east - perches thence leav
the road called River road thence with Sad River
road north AZ devrees west. 81 -lO perches, and
percies to the place of Beginning containing acrss
2roods and psrches of land. more less. being the
Samuel " Queen By Isasc Marshall by deeds dsted
N Of ana IA. AR .r is S acS
Liber No 4sy. folio &c. and Liber No. sos. at folio
proved by frame dwelling house. barn and outbuild-
O'Clock p m. will offer for sale the following de.
lying ana being in the oous Of y
and District OF Column IL and being another part OF
side Of Roafvc pps az .0 ron
q oC-lO0 pcrches measured ON south l:S de-
Erees east from the third M estole said pike and
from thence running south 49, DEGREES Is 1 100
perches TO the county road called the Lelt
road thence with said belt road north l:ssz degrees
east O9 pcrches thence leaving said road south "a
detrees west Al perches to said Rockville pike thence
Win the said ke south leoerees east 4 10 perches
70 the beginning. containing eyht acres more less
excepting, however. therefrom about one-half an
acre which Was conveyed by said Samuel W Queen in
his lifetime to Annie Q. Paxton by deed recorded
the same records in Iber No 1885, folio 9s heinz
the same prot efty which conveyed ;he said
SAMUEL W Queen by Jonathan buchanan by deed
corded IN the same records Liber No. 49, folio
lSo, TO which reference is hereby had and made.
All OF the abe We described property being portion
OF the real estate Of which the SAID Samuel Queen died
seized and Possessed.
Terms OF sale FOR each Of the pieces Of prope ty:
One,tbird csJ Of the purchase money in cash: one
third 20 IN ONE year. and onethird % in years
nom the day OF sac or all cash. at the option VI the
OF trust the real estate sold.
at u per centum snnum. Five hundred "a ZOO dol
lars will be required Of the purchasers each Of said
pieces OF ground sold at Of the sale
Of the same: and II the purchaser purchasers
tail to comply with the terms Of sale within ten dAy
after sad the undersigned reserves the right 10
resell at the risk and cost OF the defsulting
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers'
cost ANN W OlEEN
Lascutrix under the las. will and testament Of
For further information and plat of above pieces Of
property iq aire Of CHAPLIN BROWN,
fe23-d&ds No. 3s3 ~ ct. n ~. xanhipvton D. C.
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Another grain blockade is on in Kansas City,
The Burlington has given notice that it cannot
receive any more grain. 1t is impossible to
tell how long the blockade will last, but the
Burlington people do not expect to get clear
Tor week at least So far as known the other
roads are not in any danger of being blockaded
and say they will be able to keep open.
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Tho regular meeting Of Washington Assem-
bly,. No. 81, n. 8. Z. O., was held last evening
at No. 5l4 9th street northwest Officers pres
ent: ". L. wilkerson. prcsidsnt; Mrs. R. A.
Dinsmore, vice president; R. A. Dinsmors, SEQ
Rotary; T. q. Merrsll. treasures. The regulsr
b Lsinsss Of the meeting was rapidly disposed
OF, after which an interesting entertainment
was enjoyed BY all
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A special cable to the New York Herald from
Valparaiso says Lieut. Harlow. the worlds fair
commissioner, called upon the Chileanrofiicial.
yesterday. He was told politely. but some
what frigidiy, that Chile in her present fnan
eisl condition Was not in . position to take any
part officially in the fair. Several wine grow
ers and mining men. however. say they are de
sirous of exhibiting if a satisfactory reprcsen
tstive Is sent TO Chile. II is reported that diff
fsrences have occurred in the solution Of thu
Chile-.rgentine boundary question
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Raining on the Kennehec

The rain which began to fall at midnight has
further damaged the ice in the Kennebec river
Theice is so honeycombed and full of water
that good fall of rain will clear the river of
its ice from Augusta to the sea.
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An Iron Manufacturers Strange Suicide.
George D. Kelley, ono Of tho most prominent
pig iron manufacturers in the Shenango valley
OF Pennsylvania partner in tho firm of
Pierce. Kelley & Co., committed suicide yes
terday afternoon by shooting himself through
the head with a bullet from a revolver. He
left tine company works at Sharpsyille in good
spirits and walked to an empty car on siding
near by. where the deed was committed, death
resulting instantly.
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Promotions In Treasury.

Wv Rich of New York, to $500; D. C.
Brandon o! Alabama, from $500 to $500; S. 8.
PIotcber Of Pennsylvania. from 300 to d, 900;
al IL the o.hee of the fourth auditor.
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In the chamber Of deputies in Athens yes
terday NJ Delyannis. the prime minister,
accused the French economist n Leroy
Beaulieu, Of receiving enormous pay from .
Paris syndicate for his services In efforts 20
depreciate Greek bonds.
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The Deaf VIII Ne Interested.

Mr.. H. A. Wales Of Bridgeport, Conn, viii have
ON exhibition at the National Hotel tomorrow his
invention for the relief Of deafness, which has been
the cause of such y large decrease Of deafness In
this County and Europe
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< BENSINGER.
80 HSHT5 AZ sHEsG BAZAAR
TShsr sAkH sS Sa1r HEAD
M tSd S5S ss bfzff Al s9 L.
Mares and Mules Amons Tie 10 ios viii Be found
oTss suitable any purpose workers and drivers.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
FOR the District s0vsrnh HI.t one Roam H0r'''
fSa Shom NsW may e Piy sharSss
New Siocery magon, | Secondhand Phaeton nearly
"asens. Harness. SC. &c. s. BGNsISGsE.
Ie-.,--t Auctioneer
I ATIMEE 4 SLOAN. AuctlOnsers,
~ 14O7 and I409 g st
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
E,TE MiEG 6k tNR 35hEE AKTiGLKs ~
EG ma II S coMhEse:.
LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
IN FRONT o. At 5 TwEL AI 9,GL9cK oous FINE
BROWN HORSE. FIVE YEARS, 1913 HANDS
Any SaShR ASP hN NIB &Shk
SET COUPE HARNESS IN FINE CONDITION.
MasDNs S9 By ESsf sUGGIEs AND
N BIN tie future all sales of horses and car
rlaees wl be made N front Of our suction rooias
l4U. and l4U9 u 81. fe.,5-:t
II A1CLIFtE, DAkk CO., Aucts.,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS,
PARLOR, DINING ROOM, LIBRARY. CHAM
Der AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND
NECESSITIES.
UPRIGHT P1ANOFORTE. LARGE NEW YORK
CHOP HOUSE RANGE, IRON SAFE AND A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS Too
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
TO BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD
WITHOUT POSTPONEMENT FOR ANY CAUSE
FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS OF OUR LARGE
AND ELEGANT SALES ROOMS,
go PA. AVE. NV.
On SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1892,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
No goods displayed the street. Everything sold
within doors. THE MOST COMPLETE FACILI
TIES IN WASHINGTON. Careful and personal at
tention given ali business. CONsIGNMENTS Re
CElvED UP TO THE HOUR OF SALE
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
fe25-H go Pa. nv.
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Arkansas Seeking to Recoup Itself.

Attorney General Atkins of Arkansas has
filed suit in chancery against ex-Treasurer
Woodruff and his bondsmen for $3.50, 900. This
ia the beginning of another chapter in the IA
nous state treasury defalcatiou case.
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THOMAS DOWNING & SON. AUcTIoNEEHs.


A COLLECTION OF ARCHERY GOODS. GUNS.
RIFLES. PISTOLS. &c; AT AUCTION.
On SAL UkDAl. FEBR UARY TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1892. at HALf-PAsT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. we will sell within our auction
rooms complete set of Archery Goods. including
Engsh and Indian Bows. with a large collection Of
English. Indian and Japanese Arrows: collection Of
Maynard Rifles with i've interchangeable barrels; one
Improved Colts Revolver one Remington 32-caliber
Rifle. one Breech loading Single lar 81 shotgun large
quantity of ammunition for the above goods; to be
sold for the estate the late Gen. NJ. e. Meigs.
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
fe25-ot Auctioneers
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The jackson City Bill.

Gov. Mckinney of Virginia has signed the
anti-gambling bill 1t prevents bookmaking
or betting on horse races in Virginia. The bill
was aimed specially at jackson City, termed
Monte Carlo. There are several turf exchanges
in Virginia that will have to suspend business.
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Capt. Bogardu us OutsbOt.

VIRGINIA, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-The much-talked-
OF match between Capt. A. H. Bogardus of
Lincoln ILL.,, the champion wing shot, and
George Rexroat Of this city took place here
yesterday. The captain was defeated by a
score of 80 to SO. Retreats best shooting was
AZ straight to the captains IL. One hundred
i've pigeons side and five traps were used,
thirty yards rise. The shooting was for purse
of 800, the Capt. Bogardus medal and gate
receipts.
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'NHOMAS BOWLING / SON. AuctIoneers,
IL m -

'NHOMAS BOWLING : SON. Auctloneers.
ol2 4 1t. q. W.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES. CARRIhGks, &c. WITHIN -. 4uk
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEV-
ENTH, 1872. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. EN-
BRACING IN PART
Pier and Mantel Mirrors Parlor Furniture in suites
and separate pieces, Chamber Furniture in walnut
and oak suites Oak and alnut Nardrobes. Hair Mat
tresses. Boosters and Pillows. W W. springs. Sc,
Dining Room Furniture in one Handsome Walnut and
other Extension Tables, Consoie Tables L. G. and c.
s. Chars. Han ,lsone Walnut and Oak Hall Rack one
Chckerng Piano, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, kugs
&c. Heating and Cooking Stoves &c. lot OF Archi-
tect's Fine Drawing and Tracing Paper.
Within our new bazaar. two co Horses for United
States government.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses. Carriages. Harness. &C.
One Hanson Cab and Ha mess.
fel52t THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts
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TOMORROW.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers
REGuLAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
OUR SAILS ROOM, CORNER TENTH AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, To-
MORROW MORNING, FEBRUARY TWENTY
SEVENTH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO
The balance Of Italian Works Of Art to close consgu
ment.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO..
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pATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucta

TWO PRESS BRICK THREE STORY AND BASE
MENI HOUSES. WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PROPONENTS. Nos. 80 AND al FLORIDA
AVENUE NoRTHN Est. By AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH THIRD.
lsss. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. We will offer
for sale. in front OF the premises.
Lots ~ and ~
In Barr and Sanner's subdivision Of part Of lot in
block of A. L. Barber Go. s sub vision OF lie Drult
fark. These house now under kUod rental and
should command the attention of parties in search Of
an investment or for a home
Terms easy and made known at the time of sale. A
deposit of 500 required each house at the of
sale III the terms Of sale not complied with in If
teen days from the day Of sale rglt reserved resl
the property at the risk and cost Cf the defGutin
chaser alter nye days advertisement of such
some newspaper published IN Washington, ID. &. All
cha
iel6-d&ls RADCLIFFE DARR IA CO. Aucts
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TIL e League Umpires.

Umpire Gaffney's terms have beer accepted
by President Young and he will be appointed
an umpire This will complete the list. which
consists Of Lynch, Hurst, Sheridan, McCram,
Emslie, Gaffney and Mahoney.
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THoNAs BOWLING BON. Aucssosesrs.
6lx 81 n
THE LARGEST. MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY.
Parieuiar attention eivsu 10 ssrsnsiux cstsoeufnw
and sailing al casses Of household furniture. book.
&C.. &c. In addition erecting sracious aaiss
room tor the sale Of horses, caninwss. kc.
Heal estate speciality.
coaaxsmsss sss7scsfsuy sslasssa ,as5-l.
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OLIVE On.

FULL QUART BOTTLE. 81.
Do not make the mistake Of SURPRISING ,has
the merit of the oil is in it's cheaIness IL mos
bought cheapiy and cannot lie put in coInpeii-
tion with cheap oils IL is selected solely with
regard to its superior quality, fact Of which
You may be convinced by trying a bottle We
guarantee it to please you or the money viii b
refunded.
q FOR FULL QUART BOTTLE
". 8. THOMPSON.
Pharmacist
sO3 18th st fe2
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THOMAS BOWLING SON, AuctionserS
6l2 n n ".

POTOMAC FLsHERIEs AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH FIRST, lsas, AT TWO
O'CLOCK Pm in front Of the Geonxetown m.rkst
Potomac known . Clouds Landing.
..,xn. THOMAS DowLIKo son.
Ie-4-dt4 Aucfiopearl.
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Modern Travels in Europe and in the East voyAees u
DiscoNery. English History aud very many import
ant Americana. Biography, Natural History,
fhioiosy Political Economy aud Sociology.
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T ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auctioneers.
l4O7-9 G st. NV.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS
OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.
Will be sold without limit by order and for
account of lie Roy Andrews of Constantinople
and New York, under the manage
ment of Mr.. Silas Schneider.
TO BE SOLD AT OUR ELEGANT AUCTION
ROOMS.
14O7 ST. NV, NEAR US. TREASURY, ON
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
MARCH FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD, 1882
AT ELEVEN An. AND THREE p NJ EACH DAY
On exhibition Monday. February 20. from a. m
until9p.m
fee8-4t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
Eo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auc,ieneer;
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NUMBER
400 STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of q certain deed Of trust recorded in
Liber No. 1877. folio 1919 ct seq. OF the land
records tor the District Columbia and the
OF the party secured thereby will offer for in
i,oRt OF the premises on TUESDAY; the EI9Hrh
DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK
M the following described property IN the city of
Washington. District OF Columbia TO wit Lot As IN
Smith Mars subdivision of lots in So uare Sl2
the sane recorded IN Book Ii. PAGE Ss. tire
yeyors Office for the District Columbia sold sub
interest.
Terms Cash in excess of said deed of trust 500
deposit at time of sale. Terms TO be complied with
ten days. or the property Will be resold
cost OF defaultIlg purchaser.
JOHN L. ARMS, -
GEORGE w. S1ICKNEY,S irus'ees-
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The pope IL preparing bull Determining the
.unctious Of the universities Of Quebec and
k0atrsA
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AIIMEh q sLoAN, huctioneer.,
~ l4U1 and isO9 @ OF. q o.
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WINTER CARRIAGES.
full assortment OF Carriages
Tor winter use. comprising shop
Jung BroueAsnl-. llysiclans
BrOuxhanIs. Extension front
BfVusbams. DenIi Coaches. Ber-
I'm Coaches. Coupe kockaways.
Lxtensoniront kockaways, sin-
Passenger hockaways. Depot
Wagons. Nictoras. sIider aud
Mall fhnetons.
The prevailing styles and ALSO
lutely tie largest stock shown
south OF New lork.
Very low prices for prompt
cash.
ANDREW }. JoYCE's SONS,
Office and factory. Ware Roons,
4ls. ana. 4iU i4ik st, IjAiI-3mI loas 1850 CosI 81
Go direc. to the FACTORY
For RErL.rrse and
FINE ELECTRO sILyER-PLATED wAfk
KAHN SONS MANUFACTURING co,
Factory. Balo.. Nd BRANCH. 53l TN sT.N.w.
lal-.,m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE LOT ON
L NORTH sIDE Of NEW YORK AVENUE BE.
NORTHWEST. AND BRICK HOUSE AND
STORE, NO 1880 SEVENTH STREET NORTH.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND
sIoRE ROOM, No I20O ID sIkEET SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated June a. lspl and
Recorded IN lah+-r No. la.s5. folio " seg VI
the land records for the District of Columbia. and
the request OF the party secured terebB under
signed trustee will ofer sal. IN front of the pra-
ISIS ON MONDAY, the TMENIl-NINlHd day of fEB-
~ ARl, A. u. lSr2, at HAlf-PASI rot o. D CLOCK
NJ, by uDllc aa'tlon the following DESERVED
estate situate IN the city Of Wash District
Columbia, and known and beng the south part of
lot thir eight iio) Ia square 1--we hundred ninety
seven t03s), Improved 10y q small frame house
Terms OF One-third cash balance IN one and
two years per cent aunuII. secured by Of
trust on tile Property Sold all cash option
Tie purchaser. deIost Of $50 required the time
VI sd IL the terms Of sale coInpi.d
ten days IRON the day Of sale the
right To resell tie Property AT the risk
efa uting purchaser. after hive days
such RESALE IA me Newspaper published Washing
ton. ID q All conyeyancing and recording cost
OF the purchaser.
CHAs. W. KEEsE Trustee
s67 81. d ".
fe22-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR a co. An.t's.
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'IhoAAs DOMLINO 4 son. Aucuiun~ers.
-

Oh 4 IT. n ".
THE HANDSOME STALLION. POTOMAC CHIEF,
-. --. AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, MARCHflRsI. lssre. AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK, We viii sell within Horse Bazaar q ~
street northwest. the Handsome Stallion. lotoac
Chlei, sized by Bashaw. IT.. his record. "a. dam.
HamiItonians this Stallion has record: can show
better than .. 10, sound kind and gentle
THOMAS DOMLlNG a SON,
ielo-dts AuctOneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc,ioncers,
~ 9th and ID streets n ".

VALUABIE IMPROVED PROPERTY on STREET
SOITHWESr, BEING SEWN NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS,. SIX ROOMS ZACH, MODEM
SSoNvESILNcEs. NOS: 3o5. 500, Bill, 3l3. 3la,
~. AND $40 1 STREET SOUTHWEST, AND
ROOMS ZACH.
On WEpNEsDAY. MARCH SECOND, lsR, AT
HALf.PAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK I. NJ. We will sell in
iroht OF the Premises. lots ~ %. 10 IL and 40 and
suo LOT lao, in square al. imrroVed by seven
pfltE dwellings. rooms and moicrn CCnveniences.
fronting on street southwest: three houses Of
Tour rooms each alley in rear.
Terms: One third o. the purchase money 20 be raid
IN CASH. taiance IN one ana two years 20 bear
terest AZ per cent yer aunuI payable semannually
anc TO De secured 10y deed of trust the property
sold or all cash. At the oltion OF the de
post OF 600 on each house will he required at time
Terms OF sale TO lie complied with in fteen days
day OF sale. otherwise the right reserved resell
property at risk ANA Of the defaulting
DUNCANSON EROS, Aurtiuneers.
feo6 dads q aud u SIS NV