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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
CLEARANCE OF FURNITURE

c. Handsome Oak ChefYonier.
epc. large size, five drawers,
reduced from $40 10 1915.
a. eS--Elegant upholstered patent
gt.UO Rockers. finely carved and
polished. reduced from SIS. - To $7.6S.
G1S Sa-Ten-foot sold Oak extern
sJIc'oV son Dining Table, high
iy polished. reduced from SIS TO si5.5o.
GO Qn-Eigh;-foot polished Oak ex-
spO.OO tension Dining Table re-
duced from $l3.50 to Ss.Si.
co sn--Handsome uph oistered
sCJ.OU fancy Rocker reduced
from t2o to $a50.
Ce SO-Fine upholstered fancy
svU'cU Rocker reduced from $fi
CD 0O-Poiished oak center tables
sCS.cV reduced from $3.50 TO 81 30
CT 70-Polished oak center tables
CI.sV reduced from 81. 50 TO 81. 10.
QSo-Fancy Stands, neat and ele-
CoO CANT styles. reduced from
81. Is to o5c.
C17-Lad!ss' polished oak Desks, sis-
ple gantly finished, reduced from
$50 to si7.
c. 7S-Lsd!es' finely polished ma
Csssc pie Desks reduced from
si4 20 s7.75.
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO Be SAVED.

vicinity this
1t
the accumulation the
tof h
att the ncOmea gainas
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Solved the Polar Probe m.

From the Boston BUDGET.
A few years ago there was in a law school not
q hundred miles from Boston a very aged and
eccentric professor. General information"
was the old sentleman's hobby; like Gen. Gar
field, he held it to be incontrovertible that if q
young lawyer possessed large fund Of mis-
celIaneous knowledge, combined with an equal
amount Of "horse sense" he would be O sue
cess. So every year the professor put on his
examination paper question very far removed
from his subject of criminal law. One year it
was, How many kinds of trees are there in the
college yard?' The next, What is the makeup
of the present English cabinet?" Finally the
professor thought he had invented the best
question Of his life. 1t was, Name twelve ami
mails that inhabit the polar regions"
The professor chuckled as he wrote this down.
He was sure that he could "pluck" half the
students on that question. And it was beyond
a doubt that that opprobrious young loafer,
Jones, 'S7, would fail.
But when the professor read the examination
papers, Jones. who had not answered another
question, was the only man who had solved the
polar problem. This was Jones' answer:
''Six seals and six polar bears" Jones got
his degree with distinction. The professor said
that the man who could give such an answer
would some day cause the shades OF Webster
and Choste to turn green with envy.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
pfSIGNATED AS No 1907. ON / STREET
N0RTHWEST. WITH THE ADJOINING LOT.
McLANE 49,
In pursuance of the provisions Of a deed O. trust
recorded in Liber No lf4 folio 800 ct seq. Of
stxned as surviving trustee under said DECD will sell
on SATIRDAI. the FLkST DAY OF JULY. A d
1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. at public auction. in
estat situated In the city of WASHINGTON in the Dis
trct OF Columbia. to wit: The western twenty-three
feet and ak inches of original lot numbered two on
DESIGNATED as &C, in square numbered one hundred
and eighty 1850. according to the ofcia plsn and
records OF said city the same being contained WITHIN
the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at point on tn. northern line of North street
C3) feer and 90 inches east from the
southwest corner Of said lot two C2). and running
thence north ninety (90) feet and six 90 inches 10 an
alley thence east twenty -four C4 feet thence north
Twelve 2 feet TO the northwest said lot two
~, thence east twenty three (23l feet and SIX (,)
nces and thence south hundred and two lO2I feet
and six 6 inches to the place of beginning subject 10
an sleyway over the rear fve feet together with III
nances thereto belonyng.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth of the purchase money in
cash within fifteen days after the day Of sale ard the
residue IN three equal instslllnents I'm one two and
three years respectively. from and after said ay OF
sale Tor which instslments the promissory notes of
rate Of per centum per annun payable sami-an-
nuaiy. said notes to be secured By deed of trust on
the property sod or the purchaser may at his option
Lay the whole purchase money in cash. A deposit OF
$1,000 will be required at the time of sale An con-
veyancng is to be at the cost of the purchaser The
terms OF sale are to be complied with within fifteen
right TO ese th property the risk and cost Of the
defauting purchaser days notice of such re-
SAFE In some newspaper published in the lily Wash
jel0-eod6ds survtying rnstea
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Stand 1t OF Walk.

From the Toronto Globe.
A newly married couple boarded the train
at a wayside village. The groom was q strap
ping young fellow, with sunburnt face and
hands and bears grease on his hair, while the
bride might have been the hired girl on the
same farm. They had no sooner taken q seal
than he put his right arm around her and
began to caress one Of her hands. A voice in
the rear Of them cried out, ''Spoonsr' but the
bridegroom gave no sign. Pretty soon he
pulled her head on his shoulder, and there was
a litter in the rear of the car. The head STAYED
right there. however. and Josh got both her
hands in his paw. Three or four voices cried
out "Oh!' and ''Ah! but it was fully two
minutes before he tenderly pushed it away and
rose, looked around and said:
1--WE are married" Another litter went
round. "We spanked for four years. She's
my violet and I'm her towerin oak We've
got 100 miles to 60, and We are going to spoon
every rod Of it, and if there is any critter here
who thinks he can't stand it, he can get out
and walk"
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SHE SWORE.
A Pretty Young Woman Who Used Ex.
pressive Language.

A Pretty Young Woman Who Used Ex-
pressive Language.
From the ST. Louis Post Dispatch.
do you see that pretty, slim, graceful
woman. with black eyes and hair. in a big hat
and fur cape over there by the pillar" said
one woman to another at recent matinee
swell, I'll tell you something surprising about
her. as YOU don't know her shall not tell you
her name. Doesn't she look refined? You
will hardly believe it, l know, but-she
swears!'
"SwearsI' the other woman echoed in hor-
rified tones.
Eyes. swears; but if you heard her as 1 have
heard her. it wouldn't even shock a preacher.
1t didn't shock me, and am rather fastidious
in my choice Of good English. She may not
do it habitua,ly. but heard her swear once ~
The second woman looked at the accused
with bullying eyes.
lone afternoon we we're having cozy little
gossip our fancy work in her boudoir and
she had occasion to go into her closet for
| something. AS she was cropping about on a
| lower shelf piece bag fell down from its hook
| onto her head. She hung it up.
"A second time she went into the closet. and
! a second time the piec. bag fell down on her
| head Again she hung it in Its place. third
| time she in the closet, and once more that
| dabolical bag came of the hook and dropped
on her head.
"As she picked it up for the third time she
turned toward me with most angelic smile on
| her bright face and said in the softest mildest
most honeyed and caressing accents: 'D-n
that piece bagr
.Her tone was so gentle, SO free from excite
ment. that shock produced Still, 1
was surprised and exclaimed: "Why, Louise,
| what do you mean?"
81 mean what say she replied. And in
{ho ohn Cd od
mean - that piece bag! That Is not swear
ing; swearing is violent abjurgation and pro-
family; am not violent or profane; merely
expressed my sentiments toward that piece bag
under the circumstances )"
"Wen," commented the other woman, II
| should call that swearing"
perhaps it was." admitted the woman who
had told the story, "but it was very musical and
| entertaining. l don't say that approve Of it
merely give you the incident"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T>HOMAs BOWLING & SON. Auctloneers.
Il Oh st. q. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL AN

PERSONAL PROPERTY.
October. 4: 3. 1854, and recorded among the land
5sSo1s' 81 eSssn'y VA on the 14i6
21S. to R. Byrd i.ewi. and John Sherman. trustees.
e
Samuel 8 Burds't having been substituted in place
deed trust by an order entered in the county court
Of westmoreland county. virginia the 2sth day of
Of Of the
ss ea T a ss fTtSn # b
county Virgins: The following described personal
-, J. The Hotel. Household aud Kitchen Fqrnitur. Of
steals. chairs. MATING bureaus washstand-. cots,
toilet ware blankets; bed linen. towels curtains and
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of chairs tables
china and glass ware. and table linen ana kitchen
dred and four uo4l rooms. Terms for the personal
q Three hundred and four C3e4l lo.s:;, Terms: All
snns Of 81 and under cash and for all residue over
B. The hotel and hote reservation. cont. ming an
nineteen 40 role: two Sharyes also all the right
s sna Interest Of The Goonia Bach
avenues and parks the same subject however 10 the
to be in the lot owners at Colonial Beach.
Terms One-third Of the purchase money TO he raid
Tor to be given payable. resi- ectivey. with in:
.sTest .hsTeon at 1 and twelrs months from day Of
Fifty.one ard one-fourth acres t5lA. part Of the
farfn Joining Classic Shore.
Terms: One-third 80 cash, residue In two equal
instamen,s notes for the same t. be- given payable
respectively with intereet thereon at ak and twelve
months from day of sae-or all cash. option of pur
chaser.
D. The remainder Of the farm and wood land. con-
tain ng two hundred and sixty and fifteen one hun
dredths acres, more or less
Terms: Onethird ~ cash, residue in two equal
instruments. notes FOR 10 be given PAYABLE
fpecttvely. with liter est thereon six and twelve
moh MS from day Of sae-or all cash. the option Of
purchaser.
I he sale will commence at THREE C0 O'CLOCK on
the sail NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1898
and be continued from day to day until com leted.
The title to the real estate will be retained until the
last lnent Of PURCHASE money given for
same 10 paid. and should purchaser fail TO comply
with the terms OF Ssle and paynent of any Install
inent OF the purchase money or notes for same the
trustee. will advertise aud sell again the property
which default made at the cos; an risk o. the de-
faultin2 purchaser All convey sncinx and recording
at the cos Of tho purchaser.
For further information APPLY TO the undersigned
X. BYRD LFWIS,
416 5th ST W. Washington. d. c. I r,.
SAMUEL s. BCRD II, irusteeA
q25 ct. n. W, WASHINGTON, u. C. J
ielQ-dts
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
siDE OF NORTH K sTREET BHGINNlNG
THIRTY-FIvE FELT EAST OF TWELFTH
STREET FAST, BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TwO
FEET SEVEN INCHES.
By virtu of deed of trust to the undersgped dated
AUGUST II. 1891 and recorded in L!ber No l6 folio
466 OF Of the land records Of the District OF CO.
lunbia and Ivy direction of the holder Of the debt
auction on FRIDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JULY. Al QUARTER PAST SIN O'CLOCK P. NJ.
said deed tn" same being par of lots forty FIVE
4) and iorysiS 4G in the subdivision of square ten
hundred and two uOO2l per plat in book Y. L. II.
folio 3DS OF the record Of the surveyors Office of the
District of Columbia being the south side North
st. thirty five cE1p feet east of 18th st. and
running thence east fifteen I'D feet; thence south
ninety two 1922 feet seven ca inches; thence west
fifteen U5l tee: ana thence north to the lightning.
Terms Onethird OF the purcnas money in cash (of
which 100 must he deposited at time of esle bal
ance IN two equal nstallments at and two years
from date Of sac with interest at per cent
the property or all cash. ct purchasers option. Con-
veyancing. &c, al purchasers cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD,l r..
ie2l.d&ds JOHN b. BEALI, ( IIustees.
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n G. SLOAN l. CO., Auctioneers l4O7 G st. n W.
". Successors to Latimer Slosn.)
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SITUATED ON SIXTH STREET NEAR
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dtst- Ct Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No.
h.l.S. the undersigned trustees, will sell public
auction. in front OF the preuises on WEDNESDAY,
the flFIH DAY OF JULY. A. D.. 1893. at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. M.
PART OF LOT 49,
IN SQUARE 4o3,
Particularly described in the PROCEEDINGS had in said
Terms Of sale: One third cash and the balance in
one and two years. secured thu property sold. or
the purchaser may all cash. at his option Taxes
VIII o. paid to June 80. 1893 dcrost Ct 3100 will
be re9nirsd at the time Of sale All conveyancne and
are not complied with in fifteen days the right Is re-
served TO resell at the risk and Of the defau ting
purchaser. FILLMORE BEALL. Trustee.
?4i ct. Nv.
5I2 F. st N. W.
HENRY WISE GARNE TT, Trustee,
Jeo3-dSds 4l0 9th 1T. n ".
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jeo3-d&ds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucr,ousers.

4
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BuSINESS PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH
VEST BErWfEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS. KNOWN As PREMISES NO. $40.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust. dated the LIST
day of June. d 1891. and recorded among the land
records OF the District o. Columbia in lber 1896 folio
II ct seq We viii 1nfeE a. gnbIis sale. in front q
July: 1873, Al FIVE O'CLOCK ?; NJ the follow
ing described real estate situate IN the city Of Wash
ingt9n. DISTRICT o: Columbia. and known and distn-
yuished ard being the east twentyfcur (24) feet
front on north Est OF %rix'nal lot numbe,ed is IN
feet one and onehalf !ssl'O inches to a public
alley, together with the improvements thereon SUBJ
lect. however 10 certain deed of trust dated Oc-
tober rs. 1880. and recorded October %. 1890. in
the District Of Columbia. TO secure the OF SIS
Goo in hve wears. with interest at cent
Terms OF sale: The amount OF Indebtedness Sc.
cured by the trust under which aell 81 800 in
terest. taxes and expenses of sale in cash and the
balance In one year. secured by deed of trus. the
property .od with interest able semi annually at
the rate OF y nor cent per annum until paid. de-
post OF 1000 will be required at the time OF sale
Sale to be closed within fteen davs from day OF sale
otherwise the property will he resold the risk and
cst CT defaulting purchaser after five days adver-
ttsement OF such resale in some one or more news
papers published in Wssbin zion. D. C.
CLARENCE b. RHEEM. Trustees.
e23-dSda Ql6F St NV.
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je21.d&ds
BROS. Aucuoneers.

FINE BUILDING LOT ON VERMONT AVENUE
NEAR THE CORNER OF q STREET NORTH
On TUESDAY AFTEkSOON, JUNE Twenty.
SEVENTH. AID: 1893 at HALF-PASr FIVE
O'CLOCK. will! sell in front Of the premises
Lot c In Square PIT.
This property fronts Vermont ave- near the
corner Of Q st. n W. suitable for a residence
Terms: One fourth cash; sl.7oO in one year and
payable semi annually. and to be secured by a deed
Of trust on the property sold. all cash. At the op-
ton Of the purchaser deposit OF $500 required ..
timc Of sale ancing, &c. at purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to be compiled with in fifteen days
the right resell the al
the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser after ave
days advertisement o. snch resale in some news.
paper published In Washington, d c.
je22-d&ds DUNCANSON Bros Aucts
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&. g. SLOAN & CO.. AuctiOneer'. 1907 est.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
TWENTf-SlXTH STREET NEAR FRANK


BY virtue OF certain deed of trust dated the 9th
gay OF april 1882. and duly recorded in Lber 1873.
ioio 2l9 ct seq one Of the land records of the Dis
trcs Of COLUMBIA. and at the request of the party
lie W, naursqn; in front Of the promises. on
at HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following described real estate, stuse in the
county OF Washington District of Columbia. TO wit:
All of lots 81 and 35 in William r. trisbie's subii-
vision Of the tract of land formerly belonging the
estate OF the late Clark Mills said subdivision is
recorded In ber County No. &, 70 10 49, in the
veyor's Office Of the District of Columbia.
The above proper is located about three miles from
the city. on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. in a
growing section of the District. adiCining Avalon
Heights. and will be accessible by two electric
railroads. Parties looking for cheap home in good
locality should not fail to attend this sale.
The terms Of sale: Property will be sold subject to
deed of trust for e.. Geo. which two years TO
all In excess of the e. 600 to be paid in cash sl01
deposit wi be required at time of sale All convey
ancinR and recording at cost Of puTch Terms OF
sale 20 be complied with in ten days property will
be resold at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
GILES c. RUSH. trustee.
els st. NV
ANDREW B. WEBB, Trustee,
telC-dk& Corner 9th and stS NV.
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BROS. AUcTIoYEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
ssESQNDp sdRELT sETWEEN I AND z

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
SECOND STREET BETWEEN I AND &
STREETS NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON d. G.
By virtue of deed # dstei the LIST day Ct No
yember. A u. 1892. and recorded in Lber l1I 70 10
81 ct seg of the land records Of the District of
Columbia. We will sell at public auction. in front of
the Trem, rs On M0NDAY. THE TWESIY-sLxI H
O'CLOCK =; NJ. the following described real estate
situate In the city OF Warrington in the DISTRICT of
Columbia to wit The south eighteen (S) feet front
by the ull derth Of 10. numbered thtrtyone (3D in
Susan NJ. Burche's subdivision Of square numbered
seven hundred anil sixteen (l6). as plat recorded
IN Liber folio 2O., in the surveyors office Of the
District OF Columbia with the improvements thereon
he property will be sold sub ect TO yrior deed OF
trust, the amount Cue under which will BE- stated at
the sale.
Terms: One-thrd of the purchase money in cash
and the halsncs in six and twelve months notes to
bear interest 1t the rate OF per cent per
the day OF sale, payable semi annually. ana to be
secured by deed OF trust the property sold or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. Conve ancing
and recording at she purchasers rost of on
hundred dollars telOO) required the Of sale
Terms OF sale to be coaipsd with in 10 days after dsy
of sale. other wise the trustees right TO re
the property at the risk and of deaultng pur-
chaser after five days advertisement resale in
The Evening Star newspaper
,eladsi. JESSE JESSE f K. WILSON. Trustees.
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u ATCLIFFE & pARR. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE BY AGCTIoN OF FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT NUMBERED 313 TWELFTH
STREET. BETWEEN AND d STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
by virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in liber
1881 folio l67 ct seq one of the land records tho
District OF Columbia, will sell auction front
Of - III h, premises, on MoEnAY. JUNE TWENTY
SIXTH 1888. A. D.. st FIVE O'CLOCK NJ the
following desert ed land and premises situate and
BENZ IN the city OF Washington. in the strict of
Columbia. aud known and distinc uished as lot let
tered M" of the recorded subdivision of square 27
fronting twenty -Four feet and two inches on l2th
at BY depth Of one hundred AMI seven feet a
foot alley. together with all Of the improvements
ways. easements. rights. privileges and appure an
ances to the same belonging in anywise apjertain-
ing subject to dee Of trust Tor twenty five hundred
dollars tS2 500 recorded 10 Liber = folio =
and deed of trust recorded in Liber =. folio
FOR S-,as Will aprear upon examination of title
Terms: One-haf ut) cash. deposit of one hundred
dolls lSl0O to be paid at tim. Of purchase. Con-
piied with in fifteen U5) days. otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell the properly risk and
cost of the defauting purchaser after five () DAYS
advertisement of su-h resale Ia some newspaper
publishs 4 in Washington, ID. c.
WM. II. BAUM 20o 18th ct. aw trustees.
ANY further Information will be furnished by
ROBERT L. L. WHITE. Attorney. 6ly ct. n ".
jel1-dkds
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DATCLIFTE. DARR + CO.. AUCTs.

je17-d&ds
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n G. SLOAN l. CO.. Auctoneers, l4O7 G ct.
~. Successors to Latimer Sloan).

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE-
SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON IN" STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY-FIRST AND TwFNY-
SECOND STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHING
TON. D. C.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated September
2, D. 1892 and recorded the same day in lfber No
1921 folio l1S OF seq of the land records of the Dis
trct OF Columbia and at request of the holder Of the
note secured thereby the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction. in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY
THE TwENTl-NINTHC 29th) DAY OF j. NE, A D.
1893, Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. lots
Powell aud Georxe W. Overs subdivision OF lots in
in liber c. II. B.. folio $3.50 records Of the Off
Of the surveyor Of the Di of Columbia said land
to be sold eubject to prior of fourteen thousand
a. O00) dollars with interest thereon at per
per annum, from May 10. A. d. 1893 Terms of
sale: Cash. over above mentioned prior incum-
brance deposit of a2OO on each lot sold required
at time of sale. If terms of sale not fully
piled with within ten days from the date Of sale the
trustees the right to resell at risk and Of
defaulting purchaser All conyeyancinz recording
&C., at the purchasers cost
r. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
je17-d&ds Trustees, 1883 st. NV,
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jel4-1ots
FUTURE DAYS.

n G. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers, l4O1 G ct. n W..
". Successors to Latimer Slosn.)
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TINTED STATES MARsHALsAIF-ByyIR WRIT

II
I of several wits Of feri ia las issued out OF the
Columbia, and to me directed. viii offer pubic
sac for cash. at No. 300 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. citv of Washington. strict of Columbia o-,
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF JULY A. D lSs3
AZ Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. the following described
property TO wit: sui line Of Gents Furnishinrs
Ladies' ENTERTAINMENTS, Ribbons. Laces end En-.
broideries. Dry Goods Il remnants and IN ii.ccs
Ladies' Waists, Wrappers and suits / sdies' Canes
Goats and C.oaks CHI d-et's Hosiery Underwear ani
Furnishings. Infants Hats Caps. Clocks Dresses
ninCs. jet and Si!k Trimmings, larasols and I'm
hreilas. LininGs. erfuGeries. full line of Notions &c
Jewclry. Fancy Goo Is ana Souvenir Leather Cod.
in great variety. able Linen Blankets Snrea Is Com
forts Bed Linen and complete nent Of
goods usually found in first class drv v.oas and
lGdies AID gents furnishing establishment: also
Ma vin Iron sale. 60 nters. Show Cases. She,v-
INK, Coat Racks, window and Store Ntete'-
plated Show Fix ures. Desks Mirrors and rn-
merouS Other Store Fixtures seized ana Ieyies
upou as the property OF Abraham Kaufman and
NH ne sd 10 sat sly exec ,tons hunters :i43i2
3t3o5 3t;,oi. 4:Os, :3I:i0a. :I43IO. s43l3 :Ss3i4
.545l5 :s43 3i3l6. 3i:ibl. 2l3y7 ami :;4:sSI in
favor OF Matilda han. Mara KGu man, Samuel BE
Der, Juills ianshurch. l~adore Eats Rusben Harris
and Abraham D. Prime, trading s. II Harris Co !;
Am:aon Benrend hoppel kurnftzki, Gust@vs IHns-
Bro, Abraham Morris. David ,. Kaufman. Mitchell
pyientoItE. tradinZ as NJ Dyren s1r'n 4 Co Phil
. sepn MSer Loeb. Jos ph AUeroach. Henry E;ng.
". fhili7 JoSel,h. surviving PARTNER of JOSH
flelscher Felix Calm Moses Strauss. Louis Strauss
ana Abrahsm strs, S. trading Strauss Eros. Solo
mon kann. Louis kann Siglnnn6 Kann, Samuel Lam
gooa trading as 3 X M Sons Co. AMI The H. b.
C!aEin Coz: ANY corpo -ation. respectively.
DANIEL VI. RAN-DFLI. L. ;. Marsha.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
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NORTHWEST. WITH THE Adjoining LOT.
FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY HON r. NJ