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shooting in the front second-story room. She
heard two distinct shots and then great many
more. She went Immediately out on the street
and saw Mr.. Manning and Col Hamlink near
the body. She came back almost Immediately
and told her brother Will of the shooting.
Cross-examined-She could not say how long
before the shooting it was that she saw her
brother Howard. She saw the body, but didn't
remember seeing Mrs. Annie Schneider or her
sister Jennie. She didn't know until next day
that Mrs Schneider was shot.
Didn't you inquire?
No: did not.
You knew that Frank Hamlink had been shot,
didn't you?
heard some one say SO.
Didn't you know who shot him2
Not then.
Had you any idea?
No bursting into tearsl; 1 did not was too
much concerned about my mother.
Why?
Well, she was very nervous.
What about?
About the shooting.
Why should she be nervous?
don't know.
Did you go into the Hamlink house that night2
No; did not.
'And you say you didn't know until next day
thai your brother had shot Frank HamlinK2'
Yes"
THAT is all, Miss Schneider"
During the testimony of his sister the prisoner
sat like stone man, never moving his gaze
from the floor.
MRS. EDWARD r. COMBS.
Mrs. Edward r. Combs Of No. 1765 O street
was in the third story of her home and heard
the shots. She said that she heard two distinct
| shots and then five more, fired very rapidly.
District attorney-Did you count them?
Witness-Yes; mentally.
''How many were there?"
"At least seven"
81 thought you counted them?'
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'swell, counted at least 1--WE after the first
two"
There might have been more, might there
not?"
'Well, counted at least seven"
do you know the difference between
pistol shot and the echo Of one?"
well, don't know that do. But IL seemed
to me that there were seven"
Mrs Combs stated that she was in the room
with her husband and that he also counted
seven. She also talked with him about the
number.
MISS ELSIE auNNELL-
Miss Elsie Gunnell. living at the same num-
Der. heard seven shots. First two and then
fve more, fred very rapidly together.
Cross-examined by the district attorney she
said she counted the shots az they were fred.
There was Q decided interval between the first
and second, the interval being twice as long az
the interval between the second and third.
She was certain that there were seven, but had
no particular reason for stating so. That was
the impression abe bad when the firing was
over.
MRS. ALICE CHESHIRE prD NOT TESTIFY
Mrs Alice Cheshire, young colored woman,
was called for the purpose Of corroborsting the
testimony Of the colored musical director.
ossssway. who testified Saturday that hs va
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In the Schneider murder trial Saturday after
noon. after the prisoner left the stand. Ogde-
lonia E. Gassaway, very dark colored man,
testified, in an ear-splitting voice and with a
rapidity that was only less remarkable than was
his voIubility, that he was professor Of music
and the musical director of Liberty Baptist
Church. II takes few pupils at home" he
explained. IAN I also conducts musicals, con-
certs and entertainments Of every kind. On the
right Of the shootin' was on my way, at the
request of a Mr.. Cheshire, to Mr.. Howard
Schneider's house, No. 1749 Q street defendant
was then living at his mother No.173s Q street,,
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FUTURE DAYS.
Il ATcLIFFE. DARR CO., AUCTIoNELRs.

K ATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIONEkRs.
VERY DESIRABLE SEVENTH STREET PROP.
ERTf, IMPROVED BY LARGE FIFTEEN
ROOM HOUSE AND STORE ROOM KNOWN
AS NO. ga SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST,
BY AUCTION.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL FOURTH AT
FOUR O'CLOCK,
We will offer for sale in front Of the premises
ORIGINAL LOT &,
IN SQUARE 469.
Fronting "a feet inches 9TH southwest and
IL feet on street, running back q 30-foot alley
This is very valuable corner property and can be
readily subdivided into valuable building sites,
Terms: third cash. the balance in one and two
years. per cent per annum payable semi nually.
secured by deed OF trust the property sold ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser. deposit of
e2OO required at the time Of sale If the sale
are not complied with in 10 days from the day sale
right reserved to resell the property at the and
cost OF the defauting purchaser after days adver-
tisenent OF such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. d. c. All conveyancinx and recording
at the cost OF the purchaser.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
mhSS-d&dbs Auctioneers.
ORsALE-AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ THURS.
l. DAY. THIRIY-FIRST MARCH, 1892 at court
house door. Annapolis. Md. Sandy Point Farm
43lA acres seven miles from Annapolis, Nd, on
Chesapeake bay one and one-fourth miles beach 'front.'
DWELLING q IL rooms and all necessary ourbuidings.
Terms: %, 500 cash, ba ance eight months with
interest," For particulars apply to
JAS. kEVELL. Attorney -at-I law.
mh2o-1 Annapolis. Nd.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave of absence for one
month and twenty days from the date of his
relief from duty at the Michigan Military Acad-
envy is granted First Lieutenant Adelbert
Cronkhite. fourth artillery. First Lieutenants
Hugh L. Scott, seventh cavalry. Lloyd =. Nc
Cormick, seventh cavalry, and Edwin P. Andrus
fifth cavalry, have been ordered to Fort Riley
Kan, for examination for promotion. First
Lieutenant Francis j. Herman, twenty-first in
fantry, is detailed as acting judge advocate Of
the department of Dakota, and will report for
duty.
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CAPACITY OF THE Nryrs
Black Base r,.h,ns in tn. Potomac.

In view Of the rumors flying around among
The anglers for this game fish that a bill had
passed the Maryland legislature making close
season in the Potomac river between January and
June of each year. Mr.. Whitaker Of the Treas
ury Department wrote to the secretary OF state
ct Annapolis and received the following reply,
dated March Is, 1897: NO bill Of . general
character on fshing has yet been passed Sew
sral local bills, however, have been passed.
Il 10 impossible to give definite answer until
oftog sdiocxnEent"
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HEo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
~ 14l6 New York ave.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 92C
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded in Lbe,
NO h2.2 ioo '9 ct seq. of the land records fol
tue Dstrct OF Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby We will offer for sale in front
q ihe premises n,T o on MONDAY. THE TWENTY
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following described prop
erty IN the city Of Washington. District of Columbia
70 Wit All OF lot q in Augustus Jays SUBDIVISION
certain lots IN square the is recorded in
BOOK H. h, page 23. of the surveyors once Of the
District Of Columbia. sold subject to two CD certain
deeds OF trust to secure the sum OF 81, S5 and in
terest.
Terms: Cash in excess Of said deed OF trust; SlO(
deposit at TIM OF sale Terms to be complied with
ten day. or the property will be resold at the risk
cost OF the defaulting purchaser after ye days
vertisement.
FRANK L. CALHOUN,l r.
mhlI-1Ote JOHN E. BENTON. Irustees.
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The Defense Nearly Finished-A Verdict Ex-
pected This Week.

WITNESSES EXAMINED AFTER THE STARS REPORT
CLOSED on SATURDAY AND THOSE WHO GAVE
TESTIMONY ToDAY-oSE OF THE PRISONER 9
SISTERS ON THE STAND THIS MORNING.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
ATIAER Z SLOAN. Auct,onesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
ERTY, DEING NO. l3OS q STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP
VEST. SSt AsaiN SSi ssO y STREET NORTH
10y virtue OF an order Of the supreme Court Of the
Dlstrictoi Columbia. made the 18th day of Febru
ary A. D. 1892. the Of Joseph II. Crown e 81.
vs.. !onn T. Grown ct al. No. l}49s. Equity DocAet
NO ~ will sell to the highest bidder in front OF the
premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-kIGHTH
p DAiIp on aoI NANCE, 4. D. 1892. AT HAfF-FAsT
. TUB oCLOCk p. NJ. the following real property.
s % AZ shst piece or parcel Of land aud premises
n District Of Coumb,s known and distinguished
10y nIty seven TOD OF kngmans recorded subdivision
q s nnbsEed two hundred and cab
ieet to an alley 20 feet WIDE also has side alley feet
Woe on the east improved by . two-story frame
trct aforesaid.
Terms OF sa e: One-third Of the purchase money In
cash anu the balance in equal installments in
anu TWO yeais with interest from day OF sale at the
an,e OF SIX oO per cent per annum. payable semi
10 ne secured by the pronissory notes OF the
sn and deed Of trust the property or all
Sssn. AZ the purchasers option deposit Of t2O0 Will
DC REQUIRED OF the purchaser the time Of sale All
cSnveyan and recording at the Of the pur-
CHASER II the terms of sale be not complied with in
Ten Gays from time Of sale the reserves the
70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser
ROBERT CHRIsTY Trustee.
mnlo-0&us i420 New York ave. n. ".
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JAMES =. n Sc boOl Q St, nv. Trustees.
%, -. ~. 30. 81 Pacific building
pArCLIFfE. pARR q co.. AuctiOnecr.-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M.
PkoNED PkoPEhTIEs, BLING No. l945
STREET SOUTHWEST. WASHINGTON, u. 4.
Under and by virtue Of decree PASSED on "a. ID
DAY OF March, 1882, IN equity cause No lA472,
docket Nc g. of the SUPREME Court OF the District OF
Columbia. wherein William A. SHAW l. cumIlAinAnt
and lhomas Casseli ct al defendants. under
sgned will offer Tor sale 10 tine high. bidder on
TUESDAY. ThE FIFTH DAY OF APRII. A d.
ISL. at hALf.PAsr -FOUR O'CLOCK y. NJ, IN
front OF the premises. No ls45 johnson avenue the
following res property. 90 wit All that piece parcel
OF land and PREMISES lying and being i tie city Of
unguished as lot >. a. Of square No. 10. lie lot
fronts 70 feet on johnson avenue by li feet inches
In depth. together with the improvements.
OF 1.-TWO story brick residence with onestogy brirk
stable IN the rear. And thereafter THURSDAY.
THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. at HALf-PAsT
said decree IN trout of the premises. No. 0l3 sixth
street southwest. the following IroTsrty Lot o.
square No. 49, ssiu lot faces II feet inches sixth
street by depth OF 20 feet inch.s and improved by
three story dwelling, in the city Of Washington and
District Of Columbia
Terms Of sac: One-third cash and the balance in
two equal lnstaments in one aud years with In
ter st IRON DAY OF sale at the rate Of
ailnunl. payable semi annually. to to- secured
roissory notes Of the purchaser and deed on
the property. or all cash. nj the purchasers option
deposit OF esO viii be required of the purchaser
the cost of purchaser II the sale COM
Piled with within ten days from time Of sale the
tees reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost of the deiau ting purchaser.
FRANK Il. BkOMNING.l
4l6 5tn St N W, | --..-.-
ANDREW A. LlPSCOMB. Af"ot
Over MERITS drug store. 18th and b.
mh1I-aSls
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New Y oRk-THE BuckrscHAM HOTEL.
For Permanent and Transient Guests
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL.
European Pa,.)-FUlh Avenue. EeW York.

This dsservedly popular house, situate in the most
fashionable. convenient and healthy locality. with
magnificent dining rooms. unsurpassed cuisine ele-
giant public and private sitting Every modern
improvement perfect sanitation and moderate charges
Tarin-single rooms from 81 to 81 per day-double
bed rooms with bath attached, e2 to % per day.
Magnificent suites, paror, large airy bed room. with
bath aud dressing room attached 90 and upward per
day. according to size and location.
WETHERBEE FULLER.
mill FIN. w13t Propristors.
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4 ATiAEk 8 SLOAN. Aucsionsera
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
TEH," SITUATE ON THE BowEN ROAD.
GOob HOPE HILL COUNTY OF WASHING

TER" On IhE BOWEN ROAD,
soob HOPE HILL. COUNTY OF WASHING
Nv yif;us Of desd Of trust dated the 18th cav e
April A d. 1891. and duly recorded an Labsr No.
i62 folio ass ct seq Of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia and the request Of
rarity secured thereby. will sel 1t public auction IN
front q The Prsnisss On JHUKspAY. ne TEIhTy,
i0UE O'CLOCK n ,d Pm s ~ ss.t g,so. Ss Psrc =
%..sas.es;, Sss,s. :ier':s,a; s..;s :: "a
school los sf point distant hundred and wenfy-
nye 25l test south from the northsss corner
Of AnderDons nvescre tract. running thence north
along TIE school lot north nfteen 51 degrees
west one hundred and ten Il 0) feet. thence south
enty and t13<D degrees wess tarty
six l6 Test thsnce uouth nfssen (l5 degrees sasf
hundrod and dl0 feet TO the Bowen road. and
thence north sevenfy-three and one-qusrter (Sp DE-
gree thirty feet 70 the bex1nnng. with The
improvsmenta. eonnsting q two eo.afortabs tve-
Terms Of ssls: 0.sfoursh cssh. balance IN sve
equal ipsfallmenss and two years with nf-Bpst
aud sssursd b. dssd u trust the propcrs. OF all
cosl Aaspoat 81 e11Q snl = r.qulrsd e time o.
Afsssa days NON cay q sns tn Wuetsss rssrvs ths
ght 2 esssll ~ prepuy = - rssk md cost q shs
$500. - sIIlif 4 2kgz1Rfxi s~a>
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THE HOUSE

Although the news had gone forth that the
committee on rules would not today report a
resolution for the consideration Of the silver
bill yet the galleries well filed with spec
tators, and there was an air Of anxiety pervad-
ing the members in the chamber.
MR.. M'KESxA's RESIGNATION
The Speaker laid before the House a commu-
nication from Representative Joseph Mckenna
Of the sixth district Of California informing the
House that he had sent his resignation as Rep
resentative to the governor of California The
communication wasspread upon the journal
xR. DONOVAN DID NOT VOTE.
The Speaker also laid before the House a
communication from ID. ID. Donovan OF the
sixth Ohio district. stating that on page 26s
Of the Congressional Record he was recorded az
voting in the negative on Mr.. Burrows mo-
tion to lay the bili (the silver bilD on the
table
He was not in the hall when his name was
called on this or any other roll pertaining 10
the silver bill. As his physician. Dr. Hazer.
had given positive orders that he should no,
leave his room he was obliged to write instead
Of making an explanation In person before the
House
be made, and the communication spread upon
the Journal
Mr.. Burrows (Mich-) inquired whether thi.
would make any change in the result Of tn,
vote.
The Speaker replied that il had been STATED
ut the time that il would not
Mr.. Dingley (Me-) inquired whether the gen
teman from Ohio WAS recorded a. having voted
on any previous vote
The Speaker replied that he had not made ar
examination The response was in regard I,
the vote on which q question had been raised
The chair was informed. however, that the gen
0eman was not 30 recorded
CAPACITY OF THE NrNra
On motion Of Mr.. Dockery (Mo.) resolu
ton was adopted calling on the Secretary o
the Treasury for information as to whether tn
present capacity Of the minis was sufficient =
execute the authorized coinage.
On motion of Mr.. Culberson (Texas) q reso
luton was adopted providing for the paymen
OF the expenses Of the subcommittee Of tn
committee on Judiciary investigating certai
charges against judicial officers Of the govern
ment
NE. Bount (Ga- from the committee on 70,
eign Affairs. reported the diplomatic and cor
sular appropriation bill Committee Of th
whole
The floor was then claimed by and avarde
- the committee on the District Of Columbia.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctiOnss,..

REGULAR SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
1URE AND EFFECTs MIdHIN OUR LARGE
MARCH TwENTY-NINTH. 1892. AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
case Square Pianos also Upright Piano I'm guod
order), fine Parlor suite snd Odd Pieces. touches,
sofas Divans, Pictures and Easels. Also Bed Room
Furniture in suites and odd pieces new hair and n.
and &. Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolster-.
Crockery. Be, &c. Also q lot Of Moquet. Brussels
and Ingram Carpets. Also ste.eotyIe Press Also
tine Family Carriage, ! Delivery MaEon On good
order) It'll DUNCANSON BROS.
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PRREMPToRY SALE OF CAR LOAD OF PHILA
Will be sold within the Bazaar TUESDAY MORN
ING, MARCH TwENTY-NINTH. At TEN O'clock
q car load of Horses and Mares shipped here from
Philadelphia. Among this lot will be found several
very speedy drivers good workers and horses TO suii
apy Kind OF business All TO he sold without rs~arx.
Several New and Secondhand Carriages. Wagons
1t g. BENsINGER
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mh2kdtds
nUNCANsOE BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and ID streets q. Y.
SALE
OF SUPERIOR

D -o0'' A' Oh and p streets nv.
TRgsTEEs, SALE OF yALgABLE UkIMPRoyEp
SHE hVENuE I BEfWisN Isl sNAxHDETsrEEETs
N0RTHwEsT. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
BY virtue Of . dscrss Of the Supreme Court of the
District Ct Columbia, passed on the 9Th day Of De,
d:H'i IL fGs 81
F6uE 4 oss on ,s :. ~
i:sss.sa r. :su.l: nu@Ssssa ens SunaIs4 .1d
q s q az d.. Il Is 81
ents interest 4 per cent and 70 be
% 8. q 81 81
Al conyey.ncine at the cost OF the purchaser. "
M nd Of dsi.utinS purchase sfssr such fur
''''' ANDREW 4. MY IafP psea VIZ. p''p
H SSfIS Ef3fs ao SS5aSses' Trustees.
mh1s-dkds $50 AZ q. n.w..J
Z wAa0AkAN. Real Estate Auctionssr.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF LOT IMPRoyEp ~
ss4 BASE Pg NdE4SSt APP srosk. NO Sc =
yiTsu: e ed q ,russ duly recorded e En-.
Sc q q q: r.s e sS q
s sacss q ''' sSs VA :s 4 Ssp c
M e. g N via NIB
,ss n: L & &: :ss .ss :; =
equal IN SIX twelve and eightsea Iontna
d. ss s. &
~ sSS q. b IT, g 2: - :: the ss sssS s,s g
Z II; Il 8: s:
'''''s = fs;ssSjE ysS:Ssssiszi n r.......
uAaoAnas II WAaoAfgAn. A.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPhRTY. BEING HOUSE No oI2 REkf

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRoPhhTY. BEING HOUSE NJ. 6l2 u 4 REkf
By virtue of a deed Of trust dated December u, A.
ID. 1850. and recorded in Liber No. l52 Iolio 345
seq, the hand records the Distr,ct ColIn-
and AZ the request of tie party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees viii offer sale "
tine premlsss. MEDNksDAN, tho THik1lLTH
DAY OF MACE. A. ID. Isse. at HALf-fAsr FOUR
O'CLOCK M. by public Lnction the following de-
scribed real estate situnte " the city of WASHINGTON
District OF Columbia. and known aud beine -
lots numbered twentytgo -, twenty-three CD aud
twenty -four (24) IN ". b. Todd and others subdivs
ion Of square nuInbered foar hundred and rty hive
t4 said subdivision m recorded an the oe of the
surveyor of said District IN book n. pase $50. he
ginning street at the Northeast Of said lot
twenty-five CD. thence south nfteen-fOOt alley
seventy (1O) feet ten tlO) hes tence twenty
three Obj feet thence north yenty 40 feet ltl
inches, the wild hs lots twenty twenty thre>
and twentyiour Themes ID street twenty -tlIfs~
Cssl feet the beginning. IMPROVED 10 frame
dwelling house known az No. 6i2 ID street southwest.
Terms: Sold SUBJECT deco of trust securing loan
of a., CO. represented by notes dated Octlser "a.
1890 due Octooer IA. ls,S with .ix Ter inter-s
seni-annually. balance IN cash. deposit II 100
CURED a ZINE sale. IL the terms sale
comp lied with In days the trustees reserve the
night resell the risk and of the defautrng
purchaser.
BENJAMIN r. LEIGHTON, Trustees.
mh1Sd&ds 4Se la.
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AUCTION SALES.
u KTcIIfFK. pKKk . CO.. xaciioossl..
THoMAs powLING a SON. Aactl0nesre
TRUSTEES SALE oFVALuARI.r REAL. rsr.ry
FIRST BETWEEN c AND PSI kTEis NoRTH

Under and by virtue OF certain deed Of trus, t-.ar-
ms dste 81 March ~. lss7. and recorded LATER
the DISTRICT 81 Notunta Al tie request % the party
s-cnrssh thereby. on FRIDAY. the EIGHTH DAl Of
APRIL. lssr,. AZ HAlf-PAsT FOUR oCIsDt'K y NJ
will sell nj pubic auction In trout OF the Ir.niss.
the following described prCrerry. situate IN the
city OF Washington. m said Dlstrirt. 20 Wit.
All OF original lot ten tlol, except the south two CO..
ana OF orSinAl lot nine 30 IN square also lot
twenty 1.-TWO CD IN A. lohlers subdivision OF IArt u
sald square
sad property s improved BY large ICE house heinz
made Tor irewrry PURPOSES. building used . SUM
mer garden and old frame dwelling.
Terms OF sale. Une-third OF the purchase money in
cash. balance in two ual miscellaneous one aud
years, - ured by the Tromissory OF the pur-
chaser and deed q trust the Trop-rty sold 81 all
cash, a. the purchasers option. Al aud
recording AZ tile purchasers cost Terms sale % lie
COUPLED with within fifteen dAy from dAs ~ ~Ale
otherwise the trustee the rsht resell Al tie
cost and risk OF the defAulting purchaser.
WILLIAM n. MEBR. Trustee
mha6-dSds Trustees once, 4iH, .ith n "
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A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
p. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.

p. WARREN JOHNSON. Auctioneer.
will sell by public auction at the store Of H. 4.
Fulton l2lS Pennsylvania avenue north west. COM
mencing TUESDAY, MARCH rWENTi.NINTH.
at TEN O'CLOCK A. M. all the unredeemed PLEDGES
his upon which interest is due twelve months
Sal will consist of Gold. Silver and Metal
cased watches, Chains. Charms Lockets, Scarf Pms,
Collar Buttons. Cuff Buttons, Sets of Jewelry. Ear
rings. Bracelets. Neck Chains. Medals Plain Gold and
Set Rings, Silver Ware, Diamonds and other Precious
Stones. Fine OIL PAINTINGS, Books, Albums. Seal
Jackets. Dress Goods, Plated Ware, Gents Clothing.
Opera Glasses Guns. hifes. Revolyers, Razors, I'm
brellas, Canes Photographic Camera. Musical Mathe-
matica1, Surgical Instruments. &c Sale to continue
MORNING at TEN O'CLOCK and EVENING ai
SEVEN O'CLOCK, until all the lots sold
Ticket holders will please take notice.
81. X. FULTON,
Pawnbroker.
Auctioneer :nhco-7t.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. AucsOnssr'. ,.o,e

SPECIAL SALE.
ELEGANT VICTORIA. wLLi:MATCHEp. KEN
lucky BAY TEAM, SIDE-BAa BUGGY,
BLOODED BAY TROrTING HORSE, WITH
VEHICLES. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TwENTY-NINE, 1880. at
TWELVE NJ, at our sales rooms l4O7 and 14O9 q
street will sell for gentleman leaving tine city:
Fine Victoria. nearly new by hunter Of Baltimore
pair well matched Rich Kentucky Bays, warranted
sound. years. 10 hands, perfect drivers and not
afraid of anything double s. p harness. splendid
horse with pedigree, l54 hands high. years. sound
and true. not afraid OF anytin and be handled
by any ole trot in LAO less, perfect horse
Set OF single harness, &C.
The above outfits said to be fine could be de-
sired. aud call particular attention to the sale
1t LAIlMEk Il SLOAN, Auctioneers
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g BENSINGER AUCTIoNEER
y. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CkRRIA0R Bk.
ZAAR, No $40 LA. AVE