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AFFAIRS At RIO JANEIRO.
RumOrs That Daily Excite the Bra
Gillian Capital.

The Herald's Montevideo, Uruguay, spe-
cial, dated January =, says: The Her
aids correspondent at Rio sends word that
the heat there is excessive and the general
feeling among the residents is one OF resig-
nation, coupled with a wish that something
decisive may happen soon. even if it be The
worst that could possibly result from an at
tack on the rebel ships by the govern
ment's new cruisers and torpedo boats.
There are daily rumors in the capital of
the arrival of PeixOto's fleet outside the bay
but still ii does not appear. while Meilo $
ships, which are reported to be lowering
about the entrance of the bay, are rumored
to have landed body OF rebel soldiers from
Rio Grande DO Sui.
Fort Nillegaignon now barely responds to
the fire from the loyal guns and appears to
be reserving her ammunition. while the rebel
ships crews are busy coaling and builiing
up barriers of cotton and hay on Cob.a
Island.
Peixotos men meanwhile are busy plant
ing additional heavy guns and also ma
the bay. They are receiving war supplies
from Europe by way of the railroad from
Santos.
Three navy lieutenants deserted Admiral
Saldanha Da Gama's ships on December
% owing to the monarchcal tone of his
manifesto. They declared they would not
serve under a monarchist leadership.
Christmas day in Rio passed quietly but
loyal forts upon Villegaignon. The gunners
in the latter fort occasionally amused
themselves by firing upon PeiXoto's big
search light on Gloria Hill. which endan-
gers the limbs and the lives of the pas
sengers in street cars which pass that
point.
Gen. Telles' funeral was n big one. He
died from wounds inflicted by a rebel shell.
President PeiXoto and other high officials
made speeches over his grave. all calling
for vengeance on the insurgents for his
death.
The government wired to the Brazilian
minister in Montevideo on December -.
asking if the Rio Grande or the steamer
ltapia We're in condition to join with the
Tiradentes and the Bahia in an expedition
to bomba-d Desterro. the capital of Melo's
provisional government.
Firing in Rio harbor that day was de-
sultory, but late in the evening. under cover
of the guns of the Tamandares. men in
launches attacked the Armacao battery.
The land forceSA there replying struck the
Tamandares' rigstE3 and the foremost with
a she'll Dana gins>! somewhat. and wound
ing several of her crew. TheASnme night an
attempt was made to captSie Mocangue
Island. where coal depot is located.
Many think now that PeiXoto's chances
are lessening. His apology and the firing
of salute of twenty-SiX guns in honor of
the German nag the other day have caused
some feeling here.
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puNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.
CHANCERy SALE OF THE VALUABLE sro
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORN

CHANCERy SALE OF THE VALUABLE STOKE
DWELLING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF STREET AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE.
BY virtue and in pursuance OF a decree passad IN
the twenty sixth taG day OF March. In the wear of
our Lord eighteen hundred and eighty five usss,.
by the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia.
holding a special term In equity in the case az
George :. Pepper VS. Alex. X. Shepherd 81 al
rumber seventy -eisht hundred and three f1sl3l
equity, will as Surviving trustee on III ESDAY
TIE TwENTY-TlllI.D t23l DAY OF JAM AIRY
"a the year of Lord EIGHTEEN uI'NDI,FrS
AND NlNETN-FoCK 1924. AT HAIF-PAST
THREE $50 O'CLOCK PM, in front of the
premises offer for sale at public auction the fol-
lowing real estate: lot numbered three q, i'm A
X. Shepherds subdivision OF square numbered one
hundred and sixty -four d6&). according TO the sub
division recorded In the Office Of the surveyor Of
the District OF Columbia. In fiber W. Is NJ, folio
lsl. OF the books OF the surveyor, with all aud sin
sular the buildings and improvements thereon
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the Purchase money
10 be paid In cash the day sale or fnal rati-
ncation thereof 10y the court. and the residue in
three go equal installments ~. two ~ and
three t3l years. the deferred pay ments be
cured by the notes Of the purchaser bearing date
on the day Of sale. with Interest. and n reserved
lien upon the property sold. OF all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser thereof.
A deposit OF one Thousand dollars ,sl.0o0l To he
made at the time the property Is knocked down
All conyeyancing at the purchaser cost.
HENRY WISE GARNErT, Surviving Trustee,
d1odSds Ii6 9Th ST. NV.
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DrNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BRlck DWELLING
IL FRIS1OE COURT, BETWEEN 18th AM
I4TH AND AND W STREETS NoRIHWEST
EXCELLENT PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust, bearing dat.
recorded among the land records of the District oil
Columbia in Ilber No. 1917 folio 215 se.l.. and
at the request of the holders of the notes secured
thereby. WE WILL. OFFER at public auction, if
front of the premises, WEDNESDAY. tn.
TWENTY FOURTH DAY of JANUARY, AID. 1874
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following Described
real estate, situate in the city OF Washington
District of Columbia. TO wit: All those certain
pieces parcels of land and premises known and
dist inguish.d and being lots numbered one hun.
tr.d. and thirfy-seyen ,137D and one hundred AM
thirty eight u3s). In Mary V. Bonnell and j. "
hundred and thirty ,2:s5 per plat records,
in Liner IL. :olio l52, of the records Of IN. sur.
y-yors Office of the District Of Columbia S.th.l
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money TO D.,
paid in cash and the balance In equal INSTALL.
ments. respectively In one and two years secured
by a deed OF trust upon the property sold witt
Interest thereon. payable semi-aunuslly at the rate
OF six per cent per annum, all cash. at the on
,.on tac i'ur. IiiseI. deposit s5e, VIII is
required al the time of sale Sale TO lee closed if
fifteen days from day of sale. otherwise th,. ur,,,,
erfy VIII be resold at the risk aud cost of defiant
Ing purchaser after nye days notice Of such r,sal,
by advertisement in or NOR. uewsI,aner,
pabiishesi in The city Of Washington DC
BRAlNARD al. WARNER
LOUIS IL. WINE
ja10d&ds T-,s,
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KENSINGTON.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have erected electric bells at the
crossing here to warn vehicles and pedes-
TRANS of the approach of trains.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Warner Memorial Church will hold So
ciable Friday evening, January L. at the
home of Gov. and Mrs. Alphonso Hart
Mrs. Emory Baxter entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner Tuesday.
Miss Annie Cassidy is visiting her uncle
Mr. G.. W. Cissel of Georgetown, ID. c.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Carpenter and Dr.
and Mrs. W. j. Dillenback of Washington
are visiting Mrs G. V. y. Ogden.
Mr.. Frank p. Libbey has gone to New
York to attend the cycle show
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FATHER CORRIGAN DEAD.
a Nam of Deep Learning and Great
ViXOr.

Father Corrigan, pastor of St. Mary's
Church. Hoboken, n. j., died last evening
at $40 o'clock.
Father Corrigan contracted a cold last
Tuesday. which on Thursday developed
into pneumonia.
Father Corrigan was born at Longford,
Ireland in 1885. and came to this country
when he was thirteen years old. He was
ordained in 1861. He was a man of deep
learning and great vigor, as is shown by
his frequent disputes with his bishop His
first trouble with Bishop Wigger was over
a book he published some twelve years ago
advocating the election of bishops by
priests. and which the bishop said was not
orthodox. Father Corrigan appealed to
Rome, and the pope and the cardinals sus-
tanned him. Father Corrigan withdrew the
book.
His more recent disputes with the bishop
about Cahenslyism and the public schools
and his appeals to Archbishop Satolli are
OF too recent occurrence to need repetition.
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SANDY SPRING.

The popular Informal Dancing Club
was again entertained last week at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Scott, under the
patronage of Mr.. and Mrs Harry W.
Davis. whose greatest pleasure. apparently,
Is TO make young people happy.
There was special meeting of the
Woman Suffrage Association of Maryland
at Stanfnore. the home of Mrs. Caroline
H. Miller. on Wednesday evening, the pur-
pose OF which was to arrange for having
q meeting in Baltimore during February.
IL was unanimously decided to hold the SEES
sion ~ Friends Meeting House, Park ave
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nue.. or the 9th, and to invite~.Susan B.
Anthony and the Rev. Anna Howard Shaw
to deliver addresses on the occasion.
The whist club met on E'ridaS evening at
Bon Air, the new home of All and Mrs.
Walter H. Brooke. about :ortyyoeing pres
ent. The entire club IS invites(to Norwood
to tea on the 10Th instant.
Misses Elizabeth E. Tyson and Louie
Nesbitt are in Washington.
sandy M5 and snrn Mrs Walter a n,
Louisiana and Florica. Mr.. Lea expects
to go to both Texas and Mexico before they
return home.
Mr.. George E Brooke and Miss Mary
Wilson. who have been quite sick with
grip, are recovering. The complaint is
prevalent in every section of the neighbor-
hood and Mr. Henry Ent. a well-known
citizen of Ashton. is extremely ill, pneu-
monia having developed in his case.
Merritt Haviland was representative
from Ashton Friends meeting to the late
quarterly meeting of Orthodox Friends in
Baltimore. Several of the delegates ap-
indispostion and other causes.
Joseph T. Moore is in New York, Miss
Anna NJ. Farquhar in Washington and
Miss Edith Hutton in Bethlehem, Pa.
Mrs. Joseph T. Moore is the guest of Mrs.
Frederic L. Moore of West Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tatum purpose WIS.,
iting friends and relatives elsewhere for
some weeks before taking possession of
their recently acquired residence at
Brighton.
DIR. and Mrs. William Tatum have moved
from the farm of Charles Hartshorne. on
the PatuXent, to that OF Merritt Haviand
In Howard county.
The three agricultural clubs here have
decided to hold their annual farmers con-
vention at the iyceum in January, as
usual. but the exact date has not been
announced.
The family of Mrs. Mary Landslide Hut
ton were much shocked on "Wednesday by
the receipt of a telegram stating that she
had died that morning at the home of her
sitter. Mrs. Dawson Lawrence of Beth
lehem. Pa. The deceased WAS also a sister
of Mr.. Richard Landslide of Triadelphia,
of Mrs. Charles Hartshorne of Brighton
and of the late Thomas Landslide of Anne
Arundel county.
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HOT WORDS BETWEEN COUNSEL.
sharp Passages In the Coushiin C,.e
To-day.

susie Horton.a widow and typical aggres-
siVe irish woman, was put forward at Chi
caso yesterday morning by the state AS
It's next best new witness against Dan
Coughlin She testified to seeing Andrew
Foy and Coughlin together near the Carl
son cottage on May L., 1889. Witness and
lawyers became involved in several sharp
wrangles, chiefly because Judge Wing in
simulated that Mrs. Horton was not sober
May II or in court. She demanded protec-
ton from insult, and Attorney Bottum in
dignantly cried. Outrage"
Judge Wing called on the court to make
MI. Bottum behave himself
ne was aroused to say: Il don't care IL
you are the assistant prosecuting attorney
DO not propose to be lectured by you 1t
Is false. and he knows it. The state is
great, but the prisoner at the bar has some
rights here
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RADCLIFFE. DAgR a 90. AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
CORNER OF LYI.Es Il.ACE AND 3srH ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT.
CORNER OF LYLES Il.ACE AND 3srH ST.
frENIEYTOMN. ID. c.
by virtue Of . deed Of trust duly recorded in
Liber No 1880 AT folio 2le sea- of Ia. la nd
records for th. District 81 Columbia. aud nj the
request OF the party secured thereby the under.
signed trustees will on-r for sale 10y public auc-
tion, Ia front Of the pTsrnises. MONDAY.
THE FIFTEENTH DAY Or JANUARY A ID
ls9. AT FolR O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scr,.d land and premises, situate in tn. c~,uaty
o, Washington District Of Columbia. and ,.~irnaf-
ed As lot ten u0 In blo-k fourteen ns in ,;..,rg.
A Arms 81 al. suhdh ison OF part of Tn. tract ~
land called '-Friendship known as Arms
leigh Park per plat recorded I.ii,er NJ, SCI
..,i "a, folio hundred and forty -sy. Il az, ~
the records of the surveyors office the Iistr,,.f
Of Columbia. together with all IN. Improvement.
ways easements. rights privileges aud at.u,rfe
70 the same belonging In anrwis. an
pertaining
The above property will De sold slI,,.., % ,,.
deeds of trust. FIRST. for S2.3a5. est.li.- Ia NJ
II. 1856 Second. for So. .Atended TO No,.,nhs.,
4. 1894.
Terms: The purchaser TO assume the a,oy.
trusts and pay the balance ti. I,Ir,hs, ,,,.,~
in zsh. deposit Of 500 required at m. Tim. -
sale. III the terms Of sale not s,pitli.- ,,,,h
In II DAYS from the day of sale the tr1,s,e.s -.
the right to resell the Property an fh. risr
AID cost Of the dcfaaltns purchaser AFTER DAYS,
advertisement Of su-h rsHgie Ina SOM. o.,,-s,,.,..
published in Washington. u. e. An conV.vansio1
and r,,CTdtng IT cost pf the gurchs ser
DpibLASS :. MArhAII,
LEDsC X. MILLER
1afo~oS Trustsuk
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON.
DUyCANscs BROS. Anctioneers

SrREET SOUTHWEST, AND Two-SToRY
FRAME BUILDING. WITH BRICK RACK
BUILDING. No. 32s X STREET SOUTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JANUARY
TENTH, AT HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK. we
will sell I'm front Of the respective premises parts
OF To- No. Is and Ga. in square 81. Improved by a
two-story brick dwelling. 800 l st. sw
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER We will sell IN
front OF the premises, lot H. In square SAB i'm
proved by a two-story frame dwelling, with a
brick back building 32S ST. s.w
Very desirable property for Investment,
Terms: One>third cash. balance in one and .uo
years. at per cent interest. payable semi-an.
nuaiiy. TO be secured by deed OF trust or ali
cash, at the option of the purchaser A deposit of
Sioo on each piece of property time Of sale
Non'eyancin.&c.. at purchasers cost Terms IA he
complied with In fifteen days. otherwise TN. right
re ,s TO resell the property in default at The
risk and cost Of the defaultiny purchaser after
nve days advertisement in some newsnaper ,,ah-
lished In Washington d. G. ia5-dSds
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue Of two wrffs OF attachment and am
order OF court TO me directed I WILL DFFI,E AR
PUBLIC SALE FOR CASH at IN. WASiiiNCToS
Hiding lll,i AGApEMn; CORNER ED AND r
STREETS NoRTHWEST. city of Washington Dis
trict Of Columbia, FRIDAY. THE TwEIFTH
DAY OF JANUARY. 1894. at TEN O'CLOCK an.
all the right. title, claim, interest and estate Of
the defendants In and to the following desrrihed
property. to wit:
Tally -Ho Coach. Coupeleite. B Carts 1 Buck-
board. Phaeton.3 Bucyies. fifteen u.s. Horses ana
Mares. single sud Double Harness. Ladies' and
Gentlemens Saddles, Blankets. Robes Wins
Spreads. Sleigh and Bells Brides and Sur..incl..s
Top Surrey and general lot OF stable belonginrS
Ac.. a..
lam q. Middleton and Jean Middleton and will 10
sold satisfy attachments Nos. Is 343 35 33T ana
1857 in favor Of Henry r. Woodland and John r.
Waggaman, respectively.
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL, 4. :. Marshal. nc
RATCLlfFE. pAIsR a Co. Ancfs faR-diA
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ii. BERNHEIMER a co.
ACCTIONEERS.
PAwNB BROKERS' AUCTION SALE IN,
l-NHEllEk,AfL.Il -


Will sell. at the store of Bernard Rurnst inc
'S6l Pennsy lNanta avenue northwest. Oh MnNpAY
yANlAR1 FIFTEENTH. 1884. az HAIF-PASI
SEVEN PM. all pledges from TO III IoI l..in.
goods left one year and over. for which interest 4,
due IL months or more. This sale consists of t;od
Silver and Metal Watches, Diamopsis 81 ali de-.
seriptions. Rings. Chains. ISskets Scarf Pins
STUDS Earrings, lace Pins. Neck Chains Bracelets
Gun Buttons. silver Ware. Rocks Opera Glasses
Guns Pistols. Musical: Surgical. Mechanical and
Dental Instruments Typewriters Clothing and
10 continue every day until all lots sold. Hold.
ers OF tickets Will please take notice.
bERSaaD DuENSTINE. Broker.
II. BERNHEDER & CO.. Auctioneers. ia9-Gt
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The Renttnr Investigation,

Judge Butler in the United States circuit
court at Philadelphia yesterday made a
formal order upon George L. Craw-
ford. special master in the Reading railroad
receiversh;p. directing him to hear testi-
mony in the suit of Isaac l.. Rice for the
removal of the Reading receivers and for
the investigation of other matters pertain
ing to the management of the company.
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Champ iOnShip BrOadsvvOrd Contest.

More than loo people assembled in Len
nox Lyceum New York, last night to wit
ness the international broadsNord contest
for the championship of the world, in which
Italy vas represented by Cheval:er Pessani
and Chevalier Granco. Germany by Havier
Orlopski, and the United States Icy Duncan
c. Ross. Pessini easily defeated Oilopski,
and Ross got the better of Granco but only
after hard struggle.
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RADCLIFFE, DARE x CO.. ACCTIoNEERS,
$40 Pa. W.

COLLATERAL SECURITIES By AUCTION FOR
ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
By virtue OF certain collateral note dated
September H. 1885, and authority of the holder
thereof. we will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS 92O IA. AVE.
NV on THURSDAY. JANUARY ELEVENTH.
1894. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. the collaterals at.
tached thereto. viz: Three g, certain promissory
each for the sum Of 81 800 each. drawn by Geo
B. Chittenden. to the order OF r. II: Warner and
NJ NJ. Parker. trustees, and each dated July /,
1892, AMI PAYABLE before three years after
date. with interest at the rate of Q per per
annum. payable semi annually. and secured by deed
said deed of trust being duly recorded among the
land records OF the District Of Columbia. All
persons interested will please take notice.
Terms cash
ia5-dSdbs RADCLIFFE DARR & CO.. Aucts
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RATcLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. AUciioDeer.

NEkn DESIRABLE 3SrORl AND EASEMENT
BRICK HOUSE, No. ID Fol r. Nj A. m All n
STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN PENNSyIr
mANlA AVENUE AND STREET, BY AUC-
On FRIDAY ATERNooN-JANUARY TWELFTH.
1894, al FOUR O'CLOCK. will offer for sale
by public auction. ia front of the Premises mart
Of lot "a, res. TO- fronting - feet on az street
by depth OF % feet. improved by q large 3-story
brick house. which can be readily converted into
Office rooms. heing within one square OF the city
Hall and one-half square Of Pennys1rania avenue
cable cars. II Is seldom that s6ch n valuable
piece OF property as this Is offered for sale by
public Auction. ard should command the atten.
Terms liberal and viii be stated the time Of
sale deposit OF 500 required upon accep, snc.
OF hid II the terms of sale complied with
In fifteen days from the day Of sale the right 4
reserved TO resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defaulting purchaser, after i've DAYS ad.
Nertiseneni Of such resale in Newspaper pub
lished in Washington. ID. c. All conveyancing and
recording nj of the purchaser.
RAptl-fFE. DARR q CO..
ja6-d&dbs Auctiopeexu
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WALTER d. WILLIAMS & CO., AUcrIoNEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE On THE NORTH SIDE UF
| STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 18TH
AND 18TH STREETS.
In pursuance of u deed of trust. dated the eth
day of May. AID. $780, and recorded in Lfber No.
l4s0. folio 4j3 seq. OF the land records of the
District Of Columbia, and by direction OF the per-
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees will
sell. public auction. in front OF the premises,
THURSDAY, JANUARY EIGHTEENTH, AID. 1894.
at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, lot OF ground numbered
forty-six (46l, In the subdivision of square num-
bered hundred and ninety nine tl99l, Washing
ton. DC. per plat recorded in Book IA. folio
49, Of the surveyors Office OF the District Of Co.
lunbia. together with the Improvements, consist
ing OF three-story brick residence.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. Of which the sum
OF $500 Is TO be paid the time Of sale and tie
residue in two equal nstallnents in six and twelve
months from the date Of sale. for which the pur-
chaser will be required to give his promissory note
bearing date the said day of sale. with interest
at the rate OF per centum per annum, and to he
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises sold
Or the purchaser may pay all cash. AT his option
Terms of sale to be complied with within twenty
days otherwise the property may he resold at the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser.
JAMES q. BERRET,
MARTIN +. NORRIS,
1aSeodNd5s Trustees.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., Auctioneers,
IT, L ST. northwest.
THE COMPLETE OUTFIT OF A CATERING
ESrA b. lSIINENT AT AUC.

THE COMPLETE OUTFIT OF CATERING
ESTABLISHMENT AT AUC-
TlON. EMBRACING
ONE SUPERB FRENCH RANGE BY DUPAROJ-ET
CO.: RANGE IN FIRSr-CI.ASS CONDITION;
COST $500 ONE BROIl.ER By SAME MAKER:
ONE ELEGANT GAME AND FISH REFRIGER.
ArOR, MADE TO ORDER IN BOSTON AND COST
Sl2o: ONE I.DRlIlAKD REFRIGERATOR ITO Be
PUT IN PERFECT ORDER: WINE COUNTER
AND REFRIGERATOR ATTACHED, CONIBINA-
lion FltEPKOUF SAFE. OYSTER COUNTER
TABLE. MORTAR AND PESTIE. DESK CHAIRS.
Sc.
To Ice sold at public auction THURSDAY
JANUARY ELEVENTH. 1894, at ELEVEN AN
at 1918 18th street northwest. without reserve.
NB.-Hotel keepers and restaurateurs should at.
tend this sale.
THOMAS BOWLING g. CO..
jaG-ft AuctioneerS.
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DUNCANSoN BROS. AUtTIuNEERs.

RECEIVERS SALE OF WALNUT. CHERRY, OAK
CRACKER, CAKE AND FRtir CASES
On THURSDAY. JANtAH ELEVENTH. ls.,I
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK AN. We will
sell, On the premises, No. 6UI street. near 9Th
northwest,
200 NEw WALNUT. CHERRY AND OAK tEA,,k-
Err. CAKE AND FRUIT CASES
splendid opportunity for investment In a
v:lIabie patented article OF merchandise.
to this sale.
Tc-ins fnn
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Increase in Exports.

The exports exclusive of specie from the
port of New York for the week were $685.
.aO7 against S65l5,9SO for the corresponding
week in 1879.
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Edward II. Duryee was yesterday at
Newark appointed receiver for the firm of
z. Alsdorf & Company, the largest bicycle
piano and sewing machine dealers in the
state. The appoin tms 1T was made by Vice
Chancellor Green, ard the bonds were
placed at 81, 900.
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DUNcANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

SALE OF FURNITURE AND ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF THE wELL-kEPr HOUSE. 3l5 A ST.
Sc. On FRIDAY MORNING.. JANUARY
TWELFTH. AID. 1894. COMMENCING AT
TEN O'CLOCK.
Comprising in part.
i Rosewood Case Piano. STOOL and cover l Raw
SILK farlor Suite Sofas Couchcs Corner C,hairs.
Rockers. 1ables Pictures Easy Chairs Walnut
Sidetoard. Dining Table. Chairs. Book Cases Crock
cry. Walnut Bed Suites. Hair and Husk NIattresssa
Springs. Pillows aud Boosters. Bedding &C. Lace
Curtains. Nc.. &c.. &c.
THIS FURNITURE L. IN GOOD CONDITION
AND L. WORTHY THE ATTENTION oF THOSE
WISHING TO PURCHASE
ia93t DI-<c.NSo< ppas .
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RECEIVERS SALE OF LIQUORS. CASH REGIS
TER, COPPER MEAStRES COUNTERS &c
BY AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. LAM AIRY SIXTEENTH
1894, BEGINNING AT len O'CLOCK. | WILL
SELL At THE ROOMS OF RAr1IfFE DARH A
CO.. so PENNA. AVE. NV. A STUs'k IN
BARRELS OF BRANDY. PORT SHERRY
BLACKBERRY, CATAWBA. FRENCH AND APP
PIE BRANDY. BOTTLES aF SHERRY BLACK
BERRY, RIM. PORT AND OTHER BOTTLED
GOODS. COPPER MEASuRES. PUMP. COUNTER
DESK, sc.
To which the attention of trade and priy.t.
consuuers is called.
WALTER {. ClEPHANE
Reviewer,
JaS-d&uOs 14la O. IT. NV