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ID ATCLIFFE. DARg CO.. AUCTIONEERS.
IL $50 PA. AVE. NV.

AssIGNEF,S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
on SIXTH STREET, " STREET AND Union
STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING THE ELF
CAVITY BUILT 1 HREE STORY, BASEMENT
AND MANSAkD-ROOF DWELLING AT TAI
CORNER OF SIXTH AND n STREETS SOUTH
WEST AND EOpR FRAME HOUSES on UNION
By virtue Of Two deeds of assi1nmsnt recorded in
ibers 1852 and 731 foiios 42Y and ll5 ct SEQ one
of the land records q the District of Columbia viii
sell by pubic auction In front Of the premises on
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. ali Of oriS;;nsi iots Is
IA. To- 10, IL, Is and 10 in square SOC the whole
property fronting 133 feet 9th street and O3 feet
10 incheson street and 1873 feet Union street w.
Improved py large 3story basement and roof
brick containing IA rooms less with
all modern improvements. 1t the OF 9th and
Is Of the nnest aud mob Conveniently located
properties IN this section Of the city, being near -four
distinct line OF cars making 1t easy Of access from All
parts OF tine city and overlooking the Potomac river
1t il SO stua ed and fashioned es 20 admit If mosx
desirable subdiviston into lots of convenient sizes
north side of said lots.
Terms: sl0. 0o0 IN cash, balance In I. and 3
al cash. at the option of the purchassr deposit Of
500 required ut time Of sale Terns to b. Complied
with IN ten caysfrom day Of SALE Otherwise the rrht
IL to resell ct the risk and Of dsfa utn
Iurcnassr Al convsyanc1ng. recseding. be-. Ct
Taxes PAID to Jsnuarx I. l9oa
,as7-aAas 80 e 81.
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T ATIMER & SLOAN. AUCTIoNEERs.

OWING TO CHANGE IN BUSINESS WE WILL
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR THE EN-
PRE- FURNITURE HOUSE TIE FINEST AND
LARGEST STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE EVER
EXPOSED AT PUBLIC SALE IN THIS CITY, ALL
CONTAINED IN ODD FELLOWS HALL, ON 1TH
ST. BETWEEN d AND f SIS. v W, COMPEIS-
ING EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD. SUCH AS
ELEGANT PARLOE SUITES, HANDSOMELY
UPHOLSTERED, RICH CHAMBER SUITES.
g. irEhB .SlpEBQARD ~ VARIOUS DE-
C9IERED AND OTHER DINING ROOM
GtHAa!lRi !, sCREENs. RATTAN CHAIRS.
BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY AND OTHER SEC
RErARIkS HANDSOME CABINET
LEhTHEkCOtCHlS. LOUNGES AND CHAIRS
FOLDING BEDS. PIANO STOOLS, MIRRoRS
BACKS gRACkETS. W W. SPRINGS.
THING As USUALLY EouND II FIRsT-
CLASS FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
On MONDAY ASDTuEsDAY. JANUARY THIB-
T1ETH AND IHiRrY-FIRST. 1899, AT TEN A. NJ
within Odd Fellows Hall. eth ST. between ID. and r
SITS. viii sell the entire stock Of first-cass
furniture The stock is all OF the latest designs
End should attract those in search of fine furniture
Every riece must be sold. Terms cash.
ja246t LATlMER Il SLOAN. Aucioneers-
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p ATcIIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcT1oNEERs.

NEEE DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE; SITUATED
ON THE CORNER OF TWFNTY-FIRST AND
T. STREETS NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BY
ONE BRICK DWELLING AND THREE FRAME
HOUSES. NOW UNDER RENTAL OF S3S PER
MONTH
Or TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY SEW
ENTH. 1893. HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we
will offer for sale in front OF the PREMISES.
ORIGINAL LOT .
in square south o. square jo4. fronting l40 feet on
:lst by depth Of 65 feet 81 inches on w This
property is elgibly situated being the new
Corcoran Art Galleries and the Rswleigh station
be readily subdivided into valuable buildins
sites
Terms 4 cash the residue in one, two and three
years. . per cent per annum payable semiannually
secured by deed of .rus upon the property sold
cash. a: the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
$500 upon acceptance of bid. If q sale are
complied with fifteen days from the day Of sale
right reserved to resell tue property at the risk and
cost Of the defautny purchaser after five days ed-
yerrisement of sucn resale il some newspaper pub
lished in Washington. d. G. Ali conyeyancing and
at sale.
ja30-d&ds RADCLIFFE, DAER CO. Aucts
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctOgseFs;

PFREMPTORY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
AND LOT. BEING HOUSE No 1913 Sd ST. :. w
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY THIRTY
FIRST. 1898. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK in
front of the premises, Will sell the north IL feet
inches front OF original lot No. D. square No SAB
having depth OF 100 feet to 30toot alley, improved
by frame house.
Terms; one-third cash; balance in eqra, INSTALL
ments at one and two years notes TO e given bear
ing per cent interest payable sem-snnuslly. and TO
De secured by deed OF trust property sold all
cash. at option of purchase deposit o. 500
CURED at time Of sale Convey sncing, &c. at pur-
chaserf cost. Terms TO he complied with in fifteen
days. otherwise right reserved resell AZ risk snd
cost of defaultng purchaser after five days adver-
ttsenen: o; sch resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, ID. c.
ja26d&ds DUNCANSoN Bros Aucts
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D ATcLIFFE. D.R2 co. Auctioneer-.

cHASCrRy SALE, or VALUABLE LOT I'M
PROVED BY TMO-SrORY BRICK DWELL
IEG md BRICK STABLE OPPOSITE VICE
PRESIDENT MOTIONS HOUSE.
BY virtue Of decree passed by tire Suureine Court
of the District of Columbia on he 18th dsyof ysnu-
2-y iS!3. in equity cause No. 1889, wherein Mary
G. Cronn IS complain and jones Taylor Cronin is
defendant we shall sen A. public auction in front of
the premises. at FOTR O'CLOCK p NJ ON TIES
pay. JANUARY THiRTF-FIEsT, 1898, ali of lot
thry-stE (i OF JamesJ SheiCs subdiy sion Of orig
inai lois one 20 nine q 20 ~. IN square hundred
and ninety i've tl91l being Nc. 1911 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. improvements consist Of two
story brick dwelling and .yos;ory b-ic stable rear
of lot.
Terms of sale: One-.h:rd cash and the balance in
one sni two years from day OF sale with interest
the rate Of u PER centum until paid pava-
Die se.ni-snnual y Notes 90 the purchaser TO be
gwen for deferred payments and TO be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. all the purchase
money may BE paid IN clSn at the option OF the pur-
chaser. deposit of $500 required at time of sale
All convcyancinr no1arei fees and recording pur-
chRSers cost If .erGs of sale not complied with
within ten days atr day OF sale the
the right to resell at risk and cost Of Ge.aating pur
chaser nttsr five days advertisement.
SIMON WOLF. 925 j ~. n. W..
HENRY r. WOODARD 18th and SITS. NV
1al!ld&dS Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

~ go PA AVE NV.
AUCTION SALT WITHOUT RESERVE OF L. OlO
HpI4LAND BULBS AT OUR ROOMS, $50 PA.
AVE. wv,
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SECOND AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Ali must be sold. Last sale Of the
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO..
iopaarS
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON srEAMBoArco
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK.
Daily at D. m. from the foot OF ?th st. fo- FORTRESS,
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach,
Portsmouth and the south. Through a,eep:ng car
service Norfolk and Carolina railroad and Atlantic
Coss: line. between Norfolk. Wilmington, CHARLES
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and St Augustine
JSo. CALLAHAN.
d17-2 Cen sups.
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GLADsroNE,s HONE xukE BILL.
Parliament WIN Reasonable Tomorrow fos
IN Important Session.

A BIG FIGHT PROMISED OVER THE NEW MAS
UREs-Two HOUSES AT DUBLIN-AUToNoMY
SIMILAR TO THAT OF CANADA Is NOT GRANTED
POINTS OF THE MEASURE.
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DATCLIFFF. pARR SCo.. Auc,x

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON STREET
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
FIRST STREETS EoRTHwEsT. IMPROVED
STREET.
On FHTDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY THIRD,
at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. viii offer for
sale in from. OF the premises ts east Of original
lot ). in square 101 fronting feet ON nd
running back l24 feet, with right Of way to pub
lie alley
This property is nicely located in fashionable
neiyhbOrhood where real estate is constantly incrcas
ing in value.
Terms One-third cash, the balance in one two and
three years. per cent per anauIn. payable senian-
nually secured by deed of trust the property sold
81 cash. at the option of The purchaser deposit
of 900 required at the time of sale II terms OF
sale not complied with In fifteen lays from the day
of sale right reserved to resell the property at the rs
and cost OF the detauting purchaser after ve days
lshed in Washington. d. c. All conyeyxncing and
recording at the cost OF the purchaser.
ja27-d&ds RATCLIFEE, Darn 4 CO. Aucfs
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

last FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
L PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASHINGTON
Arrangements have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the steamship
lines operating of the above named fast
freight deliveries at WASHINGTON from New York aud
Phladelphia (i0 forty hours and Boston (4S) forty
eight hours JOHN CALLAHAN,
dly-3m General Superintendent.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

s: $: Sc 6 III #:issfH: F r: n
PIANOS. The merits q th@~e ond.rfal ig-trunstlS
are We worthy your attention. HUGO MtfII n
CO. US 1th -. Pianos for Fsrt. al-ir
L. EARAUER PIANOS IND 1HFM FNCfI-
IN lent IN every rsr'irular. ;. ~ MILLS" The,
aud other insAes a. lfsltrs 81. TEMPLE Or Nj IL.
O. = kChN.est. ls5 f1ccs reasonable .terilss easy.
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To quickly relieve neuralgic headache
Use Bronlo Settler. Trial bottle l0c.
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HNATT>NIlLE
csofThs Evening s.a-.

COrrssson.ssucs q The Evening s:a-
HysrrsvILLE, Mo. January 30, 1898
A meeting OF the democratic club Of the
''Neek was held a. that place last Saturday
night and wa largely attended.
There Is some talk OF applying to the next
legislature for authority 10 make a special lew
against the property in this town to paw for
establishing water supply system, which is
aid - be much needed
The report that some Of the citizens of Blad-
snsourr. through fears Of a freshet were re-
Gently removing their goods and chattels from
their houses Mas without foundation. as there
have not been SUFFICIENT signs OF 4 food to cause
them to take such precautions.
While NJ. Marion Fowler Was driving up Pike
avenue Yesterday afternoon the horse became
frightened and ran into u bank. nearly over
turning the vehicle. Mr.. Fowler however.
escaped being pitched out. and soon managed
Ia gain coatrOl 81 the animal.
The Misses Ceib are spending week in Wash
ingtou.
Miss Corinne Mcfarland has returned from
an extended visit 20 Plttsburg.
Mis- Llcv Ingerson OF Bowie is the guest Of
Mrs. VIM. Giusta-
Mis-. Carrie Acker is visiting Mrs. Chaplain o.
Mt Pleasant
The outlook for a large peach crop in this
county % said To be very good
Mr.. Thomas X Brooks has been designated
ehief judge Of the orphans eour. by Gov.
Brown. but the appointment OF an associate
Judge has not yet been made.
The u - Benevolent Fraternity.
AT the stated meeting OF Thomas Guard
Council. No. 81. United States BerevoIen. Fra
ternity, in Mt Vernon Hall. Saturday evening,
officers for the ensuing year we're installed by
Deputy supreme Presidant A J. Eaton a. fol-
lows: H. W. Gray, PRESIDENT H. y. PritchArd
vice president, l. 5. Wiler. counsellor; l. III.
Patterson. secretary: A J. Alden. financial
secretary, John l. Rea, treasurer; ID. p. Row
ell. guide; Alonzo j. Eaton. chaplain. Supreme
Secretary W. q. Crest OF Bsltimo re was In at
tendance and made a stirring address, sivins
IN encouraging account VI the progress Of the
order throughout the country He Was fol
lowed with interesting good-of-order remark,
BY Financial Secretary Cohen and Secretary
ferinckel Of Pioneer Council. No. Is, Of THU
city, and o,hers- supreme Secretary Cries
Vas sftesvard given an oyster supper and r.
t--n~i ~ Bsl-ino-- o. = 49, rain
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U. ;. DENTAL Association.
cor. 7TH AND ID SIS. NV. a,

de 3 PARSONS. s. r. COR. 9TH AND Z srs
W fliiing especially. Aching aud rlra-.t.
seh restored oy the crown system Aioc.l .a-.th.r-
branches Of dentistry :"
thEE DENTAL INFIEMARY-TrFTH FrrIr
anu srtincs teeth inserted without shars- ecu.
80 80 s,rsl AZ x, II st n W. dental d-DArtfn .n
y. tne columbian University. from a. : ~ m dole
except sunday extraction Free innrrnary ore, -
I : 70 suneaO sesG-ff
DENTA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TrSIyEs
u sity, coz. sth and sta a W ou-a "a :. II -
Cos. o. materials ssaes =
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BROS. AUcTIoNEERs
BUILDING on II ST. BETWEEN nth AND
18TH SITS; Nv. NOS. lz.9-l733 AND

ThnSIEES SALE OF SPLENDID BRICK
kSa s SIS il fSKr S IS ll7i SiL iSS
By virtue 2. deed of tr9.. duly recorded in L:ser
if.It :, tss S5s%Isss on THURsSAY THE sEc@S 3
NJ. all those certain pieces or Parcels Of land aud
premises situate and being the city Of WashinstoR
numbered ten uol AID eleven dD in Samuel David
ia S oI io,s N s9nare numbered ons hun,
Va Liher n \. folios seven % and eight
triet of Columbia; also OF originsllot numbered
eight ts) in said square numbered one hundred and
90 feet front by an even depth of hundred and
nine 0 feet OF said lot eight g. The said premises
are improved by hye-story brick building. partly
o as s and the renaSg STon
tha buildiaEs. rights. privilege. and appuieaances
therernto belonging or in snywIse sppertaining.
the balance in three equal staiirnents at one two
nna th,es year, nGtes 20 be given for the deferred
payable seniannIay. aid To De secured by deed o:
th in a. ~ .ns ort,.n o.
cost deposit of 81. 600 required lime of sale.
.a ~ ts, VII nv, Wilt ih, =, 1s oter
.ry at The risk and cos, Of
paper pUblishedin Washinston, p: e.
jaoo-dts NATHANIEL WILSON, trustees
@ 81 cheffFth Il ds Ff
sdETHEAsT':: AND rMpR6fSED By . a h fWo,
STORY FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue o: a decree passed TIE Sth day Of De-
ceiloer. 1872, by the Supreme Court the District
of Columbia IN the of William C. DewAl. agt
Patrick Doran ct al, No. 11642. Equity docket 20
shall, FRIDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF yANtT-
AIRY. A. ID. 1899. at HALF-PAST FOUR orC,.oCK
p NJ. offer for sale at public auction the folloving
real estate. situated in the city of Washington d.
10 Wit: he north IL feet inches Of 10: No IL anG
he south z feet inches of lot l.. by the depths
thereof. o: Kelly and Thorsons subdivision of part
o. square No .3 as the same Is recorded in book w
folio is6 one OF the records % the surveyor Office
OF the DISTRICT of Columbia subiac: deed Of trust
70 secure the Equitable Building Association q
$4D1. 80.
The terms Of sale are cash. and a deposit of 500
VIII be required at time of sale II the
not complied with in days the trustee
the right to resell at the risk
pense Of purchaser.
" AGO Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
eJThe purchaser at the above sale of this property
having made default in complying with the terms
thereof will resell the said above mentioned property
at public auction in front of the premises SATUR-
DAY; the EoCRTH DAY Of FEBRUARY. 1893. At
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, upon the same
terms and conditions in the original advertisement
said sale being at the risk anc cost OF the defsutng
purchaser.
WILLIAM K DUHAMEL. Trustee
ta&S-d6ds 400 La a. W.
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PROFESSIONAL

SPIRrTUALIsM- AT woNS's HAIL ~ .tT-t,
Fsrs n Nj; On Monday evening January 30 So M
Mcneil. medium known from the atis,s,l = a.
history 81 o e one 81 the most gifted in the
MRS Mcneil will hold series Of pu,,ic To-, mat.
spiritusl.sts will be we,oone OF eonr ~, . a.
sAep,,S and critical Investigator her dss are ,r
neniaTiy snkioIs TO reach. and them she ~ ems
s, he will also sive daily limited nunr Of rrvas-
suhss 70 thos- desiring 10 establish s,,,ttiturtg-,
with TIE other world EngaVemenfs nav IT, i,a1- -
snnons Tie meeting when her residenc- all .
pSoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST FsT.Rr1suFp
savsring eiArSoyant. asirooger medium ia
Born With wonderful prophetic gift Of second sr,.
reye.is bisn ., your llfe from cradle 80
s s1lea goods points ont from yoar
risTes with happy rssalts tells esss spe.dy mar
love Is true or false. interprets a eans eiVes ss.
stranrer, from oth cities and ali in trouble vii s.S
as he snSceeSs ~ coming % risht place alence
os, ssspncs adyertises only what be 20. Al
&C, Open Sundays. Residence. 4sy ii ST.. BET. a. -.
e- !a.oN
NINE DREAMER THE ONLY cFIFBaA, I'd
ali events Of itse 1t asroie,s, N "a. es' s
day. 10 a m. to ?. N. 1905 i4thsIn.w. FsB-im.
RosToN cABINET vApoR BATHS, sULPHuR,
Dr. SARA w&Y@ S5'.' is st. s1 Ho17. sass
va M 70 10 D m Open sandays- 1Aal-l2t-
NINE RAPHAEL. cLaIRvoyANr AND .sTRoI-
dates Tell. how 10 reian husband O. lover Consul as
her on love. business health She won dupe you
with worthless charms. $40 + st. n W. Room 10.
5a1S-ews
MES. FL0RENcg RICE WIFI OF BOSTON.
s: parlors. 500 11th st-n.v ,as3-ew'
MINNIE BROWN A NEW YORK CLArRyOYaNT.
M with Emma the ex-gipsy queen, will tell vour
deposition and the business for which yon
sdxp.ed FREE sfttines. hoc- and ell Hours III
M, y p. m Sundays. !. .. IN s10 A. Al sw-. y
o. building. sa2l-2w'
MME HEQokE TEIL:s ALI TIE EVENTS %
men. 50c. each. Hour, ga IN % . n M 20 f,sf.
between lsf and North Csritol sta n ". 3aialm
NM PFRRTN. THE TEUFsT DySITyy
VI reader Of the ass intcrnasion siy.n With ph-
1921 Marion st n W. bet 9th and 1th. and q SIS.
jsS-1m'
NINE fRAScis-cARD EEADER AND TRANCE
AVA medinm life e1ven from cradle 70 grave Tlaurs
--o1, : " :. ,o ~. ~ se- saslsr
M4DAlE, rArE nANIcUEE AND cHrRoPo:
xf344 6eSSnSr IN nAHIouk8 ga cHIRoro-
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HOTELS.
THE GRAMERCY
L 823, ot,5. ST. Vermont avenue.
Opposite the Arlington Hotel
hefnnished and opened under direction
Rooms single and en- suite. Trsnsients. Terms IS
Per day. Monthly and weekly rates. First-claD
table board reasonable. d.1O-lm
1416 sI;.THe IRyINeToN.
lsnow open for reception OF euests Rooms en- suiss
or Gnaie. Terms reasonable n.S-ssm
HOTEL GRENOBLE
"A 66th to 5sth st. and 7th ave., New York
FINEST FIRE-PR0OF HOTEL IN THE CITY.
With apartments adjoining. European plan
Acknowiedged TO be the eatest Of any Hotel
In the country.
Cuisine and appointmenss cannot be SURPASSED
d26-eo2n WILLIAM NOBLE Owner and Proprisssr.
WHLARD's HOTEL.
Pa ave- and 1zth 81.
.see We.hiesson. D c
1BBITr HOUSE.
WAsK1oToN. D. G.
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ja26-1t- RUFUS A. MoRRisoN''I Trustees.

UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
IA II. Bernheimer & Co, Auctioneers
,, on WEDNESDAY MoRNING; FE DR. AKY
viii commence to sell at the establishment OF Z.
Heidenheimer. 1896 Pa. nv. all pledges
upon which the interest overdue IN to above date
consisting of nne Diamond Rings, Pins. Studs and
Earrings. Gold. Silver and Metal Watches all kinds
Of fine Jexelry. Cocks. Clothing and Books and all
kinds Of Merchandise generally found in a loan Office
This sale shall continue until all lots disposed
Ticket holders and kindly take
notice. lja2o-,5tl r. HEIDENHEIMER. Broker.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

y ATcLIFFE. DAKs q CO.. AUcrIoNEERs
RECEIVERS, SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF
GCasSSiMEHEs CLOTHS PANTS PATTERNS.
On MONDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK, We WILL. SILL Al THE AUCTION
ROOMS or RsTCLiFFE. DARR CO. geo PENN.
AVE NV. large Stock Of suitinss. Pants Pat
terms Vest Patterns M<1t Clothing. Glass. Pictures
Tables. Stoves. Desk. Sewing Machine. Iron SAFE.
&c. &C. which We invite the attention of the trade
and private buyers.
Terms cash. JOHN C. EEkLn.
Ssh and p SITS. n. u.
EMIL q. SChAfEE.
4ao llth St NV.
;sso-d,, RADCLIFFE. pARR co. Aucts.
WALTEG p. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers-
SEVEN THOUSAND
ROLLS OF WALL PArER
At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY FIRST. AZ HALF
PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. We shall sell within our
sales rooms corner 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. seven 81 lcsand rolls Of High Cost and
other grades o. Wall PAPER purchased for last fail
trade Suitable for halls library. dining room. par
lor and bed rooms with bordering and ceiling paper
match stylish and desirable patterns recently pur-
chased by merchant now rettrnC from business and
DEALERS and PRIVATE BUYERS SHOULD GIVE
js.,S-3t WALTER b WILLIAMS CO.. Arcts-
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GRAypMorHrRs
METHOD.
The day Of the 'string aud natiron- ia n,s. o.b.r
methods in eentisiry prevalent now IL by en-
ploying modern tIne-sAving appliances and skilled
operators tia; able produce perfect results
at small cost Our patrons reap the benefit
Extracting. pc. with Gas SOC
Cleaning. 95c.
Silver Rulings. s5c. Pia,ina sLOQ
Gold Filings. according to size
VERY BEST TEETH 81 On
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AUCTION SALES.

csD- nnO WORTH OF DIAMONDS GOLD
sSLC,OOO watches. fns silxe- ware and other
goods from Msrston's once. Troy. y. y. FECH-
nl6-.Sm
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DENTISTRY

pAISLEss EXTRACTION OF TEErR.
NO PAIN. No CHLoRoFoEM
No DANGER. NJ FTHFR OR GAS
NO SLEEP No COCAINE
NO SMILED GUMS.
NO INPLEASANTNfSS.
No EXTRA CHARGE.
We have exclusive control o; q preparation for use
in this city. which. when
APPLIED To THE GUNS
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS
It is applied directly to the gums
BY it, teeth can be extracted perfectly ma in
Nosweihng OF the gums aftarwarf.
The patient retains all bis senses while having hs
teeth extracted,
No dSnEer- Particularly adapted 20 persons sL.o
cannot take
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TOMORROW,

IL BERNHEINER K CO.. Auctionee-s.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. &c.
AT AUCTION
wITuIG OUR SALES ROOMS, TUESDAY.
JANUARY THIRTy-FIRsr,

FINE AssoRTMESG OF GOODS PARTLY
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Duties Of customs and duties Of excise col
lected in Ireland arc to be applied to Irisl
charges, and any excess applied a. part Of tn.
public revenues under control Of the Irish gov
eminent.
1t il made the duty Of the Irish legislatur<
to impose all such taxes, duties or imposts a
may be necessary to raise sufficient revenue
to meet AL sums charged for the time being OF
the Irish consolidated fund.
This fund ID to meet advances toward az
penses Of the Irish government dsbts incurred
by the Irish government, the salaries Of Judge.
Of any court and al payments for Irish services
except the salary Of the lord lieutenant,
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Battle Of the Mayors Of Long Island
City.
STEAMER CRUSHED IN AN ICE GORGE
A Rejected Lover StaNes Himself
to Death.
cLEvELANp'ss SHORT ANSWERS
GLEASON IL DErIANr
He Refuses to Give way Go Mayor Santos
hut Nletd. to Hor,~

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LoSe ISLAND 'itf. l. l., Jan N-Nsvor
Sanford. accompanied bv about hftv of M.
followers, invaded the n.vor,s one. q, A
o,cl,cl this ,,.,-,,i-,. =, :. -
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books and papers 10 him
Gleason az once srranr 20 n. f..t ana an
claimed. "You will not take ro-..-.iou OF thi.
ofice unless You Xii me ana w.lL ox,r nv
bedy. I'm the lawful custodian Of th. i~ople.
rights ami 90 not propose 20 surrender TIM.
office without an order from the supreme
court"
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