Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1865, Page 3

“LOCAL NEWS. | Gnevmtee ee. HEA’ -—T he great Irish drama, “Arrab na Pogue,” continues to draw im monde houses, And 18 nightly improying in the of i metion. Thi Tepeated to-nighe. zal edge Wasnivoton TaRaTen.—Three capital Insh plays, “The Irish Lion,” the farce of “Thrice Married,” and the «Yankee House- keepers.” Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence in the ing characters. Opp Fetiows’ HALL.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry in a capital bill of burlesque, music, sud other performances. CANTERBURY.—The dramaof “The Female Oteeks of Washington, or Early’s last Raid,” aad a huge programme of ballet, songs, Ethio- pam delineations, &c. - — The Outrage on Little Octavie Rousseau. eae TRIAL OF LUSBY—VERDICT OF “NOT GUILTY.” Criminat Court, Judge Wylie—The trial of this case was resumed this morning, and Mr. Wilson, Assistant District Attorney, proceeded to deliver the closing argument to the jury. He first asked what evidence had been adduced by the defense to modify the case made ont by ike prosecution, and spoke of the enormity of the crime. A litte innocent girl leaves ber father’s house; in a little while her infe is trampled out in a miry mass of blood, and her little lifeless body lies on her mother’s lap. Although a year has passea since the soul of the little victim bas taken its flight, yet the trator of this foul crime sets in the prisone: dock. It is ‘rue efforts have been made to bring the pris- oner to trial, and in a case like this jastice does not set witharms folded. From thé arguments on the other side it would appear that Messrs, Wise aud Allenare the guilty parties. They did find out the guilt and the prosecution were not ashamed of their efforts. He would not as- sail their witnesses as they had assailed those of the prosecution, but would sim- ply confine himself to the question whether the prisoner at the bar caused the death of the deceased. If you had seen the lot deseribed by the detectives, and they were to ascertain who committed the act, they would tirst inquire whether the prisoner was there, and expect to find the same material on nis clothes—blood also on them; that he had been under the influence of liquor, and finally be- cause the human keart can never keep to itself its dread secret: that he had said some word aboutit. Mr. Wilson asked if all these had not been proved, and proceeded to speak of the bloody shirt shown the witness, Mrs. How- land, apd the conduct of the prisoner when Mrs. Howland was telling the wife of the oc- currence, which he thought proved that at the time the gnilty party was under the roof. The defense attempted to meet this witness by proving the bad feeling she had for the pris- oner, and in his opinion there was reason why she should hate the ground he walked on. ‘Tuesday night comes, and in the meantime the officers have been informed of circumstances which tend to show that the prisoner is the guilty man. Mr. Wood takes with him three men who had long known the prisoner to make the arrest, and his conduct was such as to con- firm their suspicions. Tbey carried him off, and when they searched the house three gar- ments with blood on them were found. This blood did not come down from Heaven,and these garments had a counection with some person, some time and some place. There was no satisfactory account given as to bow the blood came upon his garments, and be contended that there was no reasonable or accountable way of acconnting for it but b: the supposition that the prisoner got the bloo at the ume the crime was committed. Shafer testified that the accused, when he saw him, Was going in the direction of where the erime was committed. Emma Ingle identified the wer as being within a square and a half, and others testified to his being in the same n referred to the evidence of Rodgers and Watson, the pardoned convicts, contend- ing the prisoner told them ail that was neces- sary to fix the crime on him. Men charzed as the prisoner never tell persons who move in the higher walks, but to men of their own choosing, knowing that should they be called to testify against them some zealous connsel will be on hand to assail them. The evidence lexander did not conflict with theirs. Mr. Wilson referred to the evidence of the oe print in the mud, and said if the prisoner not worn a shoe auswering the description as easy for them to bave proved it. The defense asked the jury to dishelieye Mrs. How- land, Mr. Wood Wilson, Murphy, Mrs. Savoy, Emma Ingle, Watson. Rodgers,and Alexander, because if they were to be believed the prisoner must be found guilty—because they (the coun- Sel) believe their client is guilty. the prose- cution do not ask them to disbelieve any of the Witnesses. In conclusion he asked if he is gs they should not allow him to return ome. Judge Wylie instructed the jury as to the law in the case, and the jury retired to delibe- —_ upon their verdict a: twelve o'clock pre- cisely Ateight minutes past twelve they came int their box, and being called upon for their ver- cict by the Clerk, Mr. Middleton, Mr. Esau Pickrel! pronounced it, “Not guilty.” The accused was at once surrounded by a number of friends, who congratulated him, and the District Attorney entering 2 nollie pros. in the case for rape against him, he was dis- charged from custody ESI LE THE GvaRpIAN Society.—An adjourned meeung of this society ld last evening at the City Post Office at which the Secretary read a letter from the Secretary of the Interior encloting a communication ressed to him ey N. B. Northrap, claiming to be chairman of & committee to call on the Seeretary of War and the Secretary of the Interior for certain articles needed for a House of Refuge, Mr. Sargeant offered a resolntion directing that a list of officers be published with a state. ment that Northrup is not an officer or member of the Society. Al r was read from the Secretary of the lnterior enclosing one from Mrs. Elizabeth J. Stone, protesting against the use of the site of Mount Pleasant Hospital as a site for a House of Refuge. geant stated that he, incompany with s. Bowen and Newt n, had called upon terior after hearing of with a view to obtain some of the no Judiciary Square. The Secretary is willingness to do anything he could for the society, and referred the commit- tee tothe Secretary of War, with whom they bad an interview. Nodecision has yet been made as to the use of any of the buildings. Adjourned. Attention ix called to the card of the officers of the organization, published in another column, acacia teas Poriee Rerorts.—Fourth Precinct.—Alice Man disorderiy; $5. Louis McPherson, *Windling. dismissed. Sra reeinct—Kennedy Sauntry. assanit aud batt bail for peace. Edward Scott, ¥rand larceny: for hearing. Tenth J’recinct—Absalom Lindsay, grant larceny: bail for court. Wm. Robinson, carry- ing weapons; costs % cents. Mary Jane Hall, dirorderly: workhouse. Also, for prostitution do. Jacob Muddeman and Henry Muddeman, drunk and disorderly: $3.90 each. Bridget Shields, disorderly; costs % cents. John Cor- rigan, receiving stolen goods: deferred. John Brown, carrying weapons; $20.90. John Jack- son and Alfred Bell, suspicion of stealing a horse; jail for a hearing. ee ae Tse Porice anp VaGRANCY.—For a lonz time & number of non-resident boys and young men have been loitering about the Oxford Hall corner, sleeping in the market, and living by aes larcenies. Sergeant Skippon has given is order to arrest the vagrants, and the officers this morning arresied Thos. Moncar, one of the party suspected of robbing Busher's store some days ago. Monesr was dismissed upo. bos promice to leave the city. Failing to fulfil Dis promi-e he was sent to the workhouse for days by Justice Thompson. ‘ SUSPICION or Horse Sreatinc.—Last night, George Orth and Henr: Smith were arrested by patrolman L. B. Raderson, of the county police, upon suspicion of stealing ‘tive U.S. horses, which were tound in their possessicr. The parties were taken before Superintendent Richards, who committed them to jail for a further hearing. * ML }G.—A ineet- SoLpDIERS’ AND SAILORS : —A in ing of the Soldiers’ and Safiors’ National Union (Clob will be heid to-night at Union League Rooms, on 9th street. Gen. Ekin and others will address the meeting. Lieut. Gen. Grant, Admiral Farragut, Chief Justice Chase, Mayor Wellseb, and members of the City Counctis are expected to be present. —— xs.—Jobn CextraL Gua Sullivan, disorderty; Workhouse. Margaret Dunavin. do; $3. Jobo Murphy, drunk; dis- Ler at sed. Chas, P. Thompson, isorderly, & Pewiek Frazier, suspicious ebaracter; 25.9%. Wm. Sto ink: dismissed. = Per. was Greasy Larcesy.—Jobn Heury Jones wi orsested Yesterday by Officer Barker, of the 7th Ward, upon a charge ef stealing a sum of money, the property of Jobn Harris. The pt come ae teen before Justice Bos weil, ‘whe sent him to jail for court. ‘ Krerivinc Stores Brrexa.—Yesterdac, Carborae Carrigan was arrested by offer Wallingford ape charge of receiving abot M0 tricks, stolen by small boy: from Rew’ en Clork, ot the Seventh Ward. Justice Boswell held ber to bail for ber appearance at court. Poace Conmisst ‘The Board of Po- lice met Youetiay afternoon, at their rooms on Tenth, near D street. Among other business: ‘the board Rppointed John J. ey man ip, the third pre- cinet, vice lenger. Also, C. D.Shry- ee ock an additional patrolman for Seventh street, between H street and Massachusetts avenue, to be paid by the merchants on that beat. Sea Susriciovs CuaRacter.—Patrick Frazier Was arrested last night by officer Tucker as a suspicious character. e wWAs taken to the Central Guardhouse, where he behaved in an outrageous manner, smashing the glass of his cell windows, making it very uncomiortable for himself and fellow prisoners. This morn- ing Justice Thompson fined him $5 94, and as- sessed the cost of the windows against him. ——_.—___ RETURNED.—The Washington firemen who left here on Saturday last to take part in the great firemen’s procession in Philadelphia on Monday last, returned yesterday and this morn- ing, all highly delighted with their visit, and speaking in high terms of the hospitality of the ‘hiladelphians. Break Down.—On Wednesday, the locomo- tive of the up train on the Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad, broke down when near Catlett's Station, delaying the train some two Hours. All was © ily righted, however, and the train reached Lynchburg yery little behind ume. +ce- CITY ITEMS. ————— EXcITEMENT at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 435 Pa. avenue, third door trom 4 street. New goods, aE A TAMPERING WITH THE TeETH 18 MADNESS Avoid the corrosive dentifrices, submit to no scraping, use nothing but Sozodont. Orient herbs are its ingredients. It preserves the en- amel. It removes all impurities. It strength- ens the gums. It deodorizes a tainted breath. Itis harmless as water, and more yalnable than its weight in gold. eo ——— To THE Laptes.—The Magic Fountain, No. 206 Pa. avenue, near Willards’, from which all summer has flown that delicious soda water, now sends forth pure, sweet Apple Cider, equal to any champagne. Oallandtry it. eo eee Great Barcarxs in Jewelry and Silyer- Plated Ware at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456 Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street. Your choice for one dollar, which also secures you a free gift, consisting of cluster, jet and coral setts, sleeve buttons, studs, rings, combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons, forks. Oc L-im* DIED, McGUIRE. Suddenly, on the 19th inst., THOS. McGUIRK, the 49h year of hisage. May he rest in peac hi away mother and father. at a three months, leaving three small ren and a large circle of friends to mourn their ne] ly loss. The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend his fnneral from his late residence, No. 50 7th street, Island, on to-morrow, the 2ist inst., at 10 o'clock, to the Baltimore Depot. i DEVAUGHN. On Thursday, October 19. theria, TROMAS MATTHEW, aged! days. only child of Charles and Martha he funeral will take place this (Fri neon, at 40 closk, from the residence of his parents, on 3d street, between F and G sts. . RICHEY. In this city en the morning of the 2th instant, Mrs, CATHERINE M. RICHEY, wife of the late James Richey, in the 52d yeur of her age. Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her faueral from her late residence 206 9th street, on Saturday, October 21, at 3 p. m. x BERRYMAB. On Thnreday, Oct. 19th, at 11 p. m.. Mrs. SARAH FRANCES BERRYMAN. in the {0th year of her age, widow of Capt. O. H. Berry- man, late of the United States Navy. ” LOST AND FOUND. 5 REWARD.—A Child’s GOLD NECK CHAIN. Jf found to be brouzht to Store of No, 411 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 4% TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY. on the 17th inst.. one dark BAY HORSE, with blaze face, marked . ‘The owner of said horse is requested tocome forward. prove property, and pay charges. and take him away. af Mr. A. JACOBS, on Virgint it ave., bet. 4th end Sth sts east. $2 REWARD —Strayed or stolen on the night ns of the 10th inst., one red COW, with crooked horns; heavy withealf. The above reward will be = if returned to PATRICK SULLIVAN, I st., 5 — lst and New Jersey avenue, Washington, OST oe 20-3 | Reo Friday, October 20th, from 231 street to K street. threngh War Department to Trea- sury Department, a medium size eold CRECIFIX, slightly indented on the back. The finder will re ceive a liberal reward and the thanks of the owner, by leaving it at the Star Offic oc 20-3t* $10 REWARD—Lost, on the morning of the 19th, in one of the street cars between 17th and lith streets, a POCKET-BOOK containing about 320 in greenbacks, ene $2.50 gold piec di apomber of old military papers. e above re at the Jewelry Store, 66 W.D. GLENN @ > REWARD —Strayed or stolen from the sub- J scriber on Tuesday, the 17th inst.. a small grizzly OOW. with turned up horns. tips inclining together; walks a little crippled. The above re ward will be given for her return to the owner, or by letting him know where she is. JOHN FLYNN. 6th street, between @ and I str ee ward will be given if left nee res Georgetown. oc oc 30-2t* OST—A MOSAIC BREAST-PIN; in the 3:20 p. m. train from Baltimore, Md.. Saturday. lith instant, or in the city of Washington. The finder will be liberally rewarded on leaving it at the Jewelry Store of SAMUEL LEWIS, Penn. ave- nu oc 19-St* s 0 REWAKD.—Stra) er stolen from the q corner of 6th and F streets, Island, one BAY HORS’ hands high; lump on one hind foot: ._. The above re- ward will be very of the Horse, or any information left at the above place which will lead to hia recovery. _____*_ 0c 19-2t* CAE TO MY ENCLOSURE, TWO RED COWS. One hasa star in face, and tboth have C. A. STOCK horns, RIDGE, oclésts near Gienwood Cemetery. os ‘mn Monday night, Oct. 16tn. a black and brown TE“ KIER, white on breast; had on a brass collar. Any person returning him to 391 1 street, between 3th und Ith, will be suitably re- warded _ = oc 18 3t* Cane TO MY PREMISES. last Saturday, Oct. Iith, 185. acmall red COW. The owner is re quested to come charges, and take i: Capitol and Ket.. __ oe w £100 KEWARD-—I will give the above reward for the recovery of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, ($5,000) stolen from me ov the pag cp pene byte? Leu nent boy portion to t! ove, far amonnut recovered. Proportion £0 the OY SENNIS COUGHLAN, oc 18-3t* 419 Sixth atrect. O8T—A POCKET BOOK, containing about $90 4 in money, a few receipts and other rs. The fincer will please lave the same with the under- signed, when # liberal reward be paid if re- quired, Lort nar Riley & Bro Good Store, between 7th ee that vicinity, prob- ly between Sth w . “or iets J. P. BARTHOLOW. Fry DOLLARS REWARD. Was stolen from the farm of the undersigned, near Long Old Fields, Prince George’s county, Md.,on Monday night, 16th October, A BAY HORSE MULE, black stripe down bis back, 9 or 10 years old, 12 or 13 bandshigh;alittle sprung in fore legs; had on only two shees—left hind shoe, end right fore sbor; rane and tail rath jong for fa mule; two frent feet a little twisted; very skittish ifnoise of any kind is made behind him. I will give $30 for the mule, or @30 for mule and ariest of thief. SAML. A. H. MARKS, 395 south G st., Navy Yard, or Springdale Farm, near Long Uld Fields. 0c 18 St JOTICE—A CHECK. drawn by Geo. 8. Gideon, President of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad, dated New York. od 2. 1855, for one Prove property, pay H. NORTON South hupered and Cooke & Co.. dorsed to me. having been lost, payment is ped. All persons are cautioned from trading for the rame. JAS. H. FARISH, enric| w3w {Intel} Albemarle cou BK MAN'S ener (from Philadelphia) 4 LERKATED LADIES’ SHOES: AGENCY, 493 11TH STREET, between Penn- a aud F street. syle A large assortment of Ladies’ Fashionable eso OOTS AND SHOES Testioscr. o. — rders attended to. SEVENTH STREET PAPER HANGINGS, W W SUADEKS. OVAL PICTCRE Eats ee PIOTU CORD Just opened a varied and s.teet besortment of the shove Gi - Long experience and past snocess ip the selection of Choice Patteras to meet the popu- lar teste. justify usin calling the atic ation of thuse the alove Goods to our present stock, con- fident will ind it equal, If met superior to any se peceented in city or county, Terma iten tay iby exeented ip c' : mvari Cash for Goous ‘ 185 7 ti berg Pett ek le eet. haw oP Odd Feitow's Halt, PEROME’S HAIK COLOR RESTORER FOR Jlning and gradually bi te its original color, without # tending the use of a dye Sold by all a cents per bottle EXFOKD'S MEDIC ‘S$. for worms, nnri fisrls adapted for childr . SOHON, Agent. INGER BREAD ied iw efficacy, aud being eaten WANTS. Caan aha. «Pfister a WW ANTED—$10,000 for one year. The best of RA OR Ie alr cd ‘AN’ ‘on: ENT! Apel CARPENTERS, Appiy Ries ace UGH, Jackon Bote Amal famtise One wii wit tod 5 St the Star Gite Bex Norgae PP eRR ee Weer rene fave private family, for 8 mily of four persons. streets, ry’WO LADIES WANT ROOMS by the ist of No- were in a family where the tee of n Piano aud . can apply om rent. Refere: ex. changed. Call or address Mra. MALY GRAY, 143 G street, corner 2ist. oc 19-6" WANTED. A. suite of two or three FUR- NISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeep- ing. by a gentleman and wife. Price moderate. oar Lock Box 25, post office, stating terms. WANTED-A CLERK ly understands he Peja pases and fo Bcod accountant; soon who bas experience; tea suita’ le person & go Situation offers. Address BOORKERTPER, with terms and references, 0 _ ocd YOUNG WO! ATION to sew by the day or week. Please address A. DRISSELLE, Georgetown. Oc 18-3 ANTED-Several HANDS, for cloaks and good 1 lie makers. er oe een St WILLIAN, oc 18-3t 336 Pennsylvavia avenue. USE PAINTERS —W: HOUSE PAINTERS, at M. T. PAR 4 MACNICHOL’S Painting’ Establishment, No, $9 La. ay. between 6th and 7th. 0c 18-38 WANTED “good OOOK, WASHER and a yee in asmall ane: Fie: best See ven; st references le al street, bet. 6th ‘and 7th Ha . sis Toe 18- $4.000 WANTED FOR 2 YEARS.—Will . give 10 per cent., 4 per cent. in ad- red by mortgage on improved real estate This property lays well for dividing tracts. is well watered, leyel and very eley ated, commanding a view of Washington, Georgetown, and Potomac river; is almost 6 miles from Centre Market. Or will sell the property for $=. racre, Address Box 436 Washington city, -C. oc 18-3 ) ANTE a OUSES, bath lonne ead maa rni ES. bot jarge and 4 ie Alto, FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington. _L. WELLS & Co oe 17-Im* cor. 18th and » over White's Store. ANTED—By November Ist, an unfurnished or partly furnished HOUSE, in a desirable location, containing from 12 to 13 rooms. Best city references given ifrequired. Ad tat: ys 309 City Post Office.” Aree lesa WwW ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in competent WORKMAN to take must be perfect in baking and nded. Apply D. oc 4. V ANTED—A first-class MILLINER, at BOS- WELL’S Fancy Store, 302 E street, near ith. se 'WENTY HOUSES WANTED, with six or eight rooms each. Inquire at G. M. VAN BUREN & CO., No, 538 7th street, se 30-tf ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tickets, Furniture, Clothing, or any article of value. The highest cash price paid, or exchan; for other goods. At Sing- er's Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. av - N. B.—Money loaned on all kinds of goods. ROBERT FULTON & CO., Merchant Pawnbrokers. “WANTED ANTED. LADIES, EVERYBODY, WM. PRINCE. THE PIONEER OF STAMPING, 381 F street, op ite Patent office, Has,in consequence of an attempt made on the HR of new beginners, to cut down the price of TAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre- ared to stamp goods from IVE ‘CENTS DER WIDTH TO TEN CENTS, Any Bir: whether we have it or not, Ladies should be careful, as dangerous and cheap compo- sitions that rnin fabrics are now used by the so- called Stampers. We are the only practical per- sons in the city engaged in STAMPING and FLUTING. We make and stamp any pattern bronght us, Daily issue new patterns. 500 LADIES WANTED TO EMBROIDER Muslin, Linen, &c. Constant work. Be 15-tf GFEAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS. What the people want. Complete History of the War,inone large volume, ay illustrated, with over 125 fine portraits of Genersls and Battle scenes. The most candid, lucid. complete, au- thentic and reliable histery published. It’ con- tains reading matter eqnal to three large octavo volume: nd for circulars and see our terms. 8. Address, “JONES. BROS. & CO., se 25-1m* Philadelphia. Pa.” We sTED-THE ATTENTION OF SMOKERS. PRINCE, No. 379 F street, opposite Patent Office, offers to smokers of the District his new brand of HUNKEE PUNKIE Smoking Tobacco, equal to the finest Turkish. Havana Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tebacco, leerschaum and Briarwood Pipes in profusion. pe in town for the Hunkee Punkie, au ANTEP—SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. je 8-tf tween G and H. east side FOR SALE AND RENT. M. HALL. RO. H. . FOR SALE, One of the best located and ‘best paying CON- FECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT in Washing: ton city for sale. known as the Schafficld Confec- tionery, located in the heart of the eity and is to. day doing x splendid trade, and 4s offered for sale solely because the owner desires to retire from bus. the necessary tools, arein good condition, rt pend only to come foreerdana tlop inte paring business. The stand was established }3 years ago, Inquire of KR. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Bro- ‘ers, corner of 7thand F streets, Washington or i och RESTAURANT in the First Ward, with KARBER SHOP attached. Price 200. Cheapest bargain in the city. Reason for sell Barty leaving the city Apply at 242 G street, pee ith and 18th, near War Department. re * (@R RENT—Four FURNISHED HOUSES from 9to 13 rooms each. Three Unfurnished HOUSES. 4 roomseach. Also, for sale, 8 Building Lots on Istrect, between 12th and 13th streets; 2 gz Lote on H street, between 6th and 7th 2 Building Lots on L street, east of 23d street; 1 Building Lot on 10th strect, near R street; Honse and Lot on Wth street. near B street. for 1.200. Apply to.C. H. WOOD, firm of MITUH- PLL & SUN southeast corner of Pa, avenue and loth street. oct . iP . Keser . fe doors east of Shiltington’s Book Store, with the three-story Building thereon. Is0, a two-story BRICK BUILDING on B st., north side, immediately In. tho reur of Bt. Charles Boe: wie .s vacant lot adjoining, which will be sold separate. A two-story and BASEMENT BRICK. No. 72, on Indiana avenue, between Ist and 21 streets R three-story FRAME BUILDING, No. 477 1 aeee et LOT suitable for a first-class residence, = H ftreet, moar 14th, adjoining the “*Chain Build- IT 13, Square 514, on Sth, between L and Masts. Lor i. phew $14, on M, between 4th and 5th “TOT 8: Bauare 515, on K, between 4th and Sth TOT 20, Square 515, on L, between 4th and sth reets. v LU number of other desirable Buiiding ae? No. 515 Nth street, sou! {Intel.} 80 22-1m GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. Foe RENT—BRICK HOUSE, No. 160 High street, Georgetown, having nine rooms, with water and gas. Terms oc 16-1w* Fr FE INATION [—In accordance with a Corporation of Georgetown. the sub- soriher will vaccinate, gratvitousiy, all residents of Town He will also ‘attend all poor persons there sick with small pox. Office hours from 12 to F nn Read: and Office 2: barton street. cot-eotw CHAS. H. CRAGIN MD. 7 ARDWELL & HAYS. AUCTIONEERS, GEORGETOWN. Will attend to sales of pereonal property and real estate, on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing to dispose of prope ty at anction = Le aa Sevites to call at our store, No. 36 ‘ast Market Space. Georgetown. Sales of bousekeepi ‘and many other arti- tele Aintore every nee and Saturday mora- Rech im “WARDWELL & MAYS, Ancts._ I , 8 STORE, 1 babel ¢ OL DRIDOR STREET, ae would rorpectflty invite the public to call mine - “pe 18 1m” *- BENJAMIN MILLER. ~_ FOR SALE AND RENT. FUbsisnep ROOMS—On 24 street, det ween B and C streets, No, 179 ,onesquare front oom Fe RENT—One uafu front RDOM. enit- emen Ww: : ? "i West, neat G strecte wae oc 3-8" Fe RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six aa rooms, ated on ty bet Jer- seat seat baie bens n 1 . AYS g1 store, next deor, oe Bh Fc, RENT—Thtee Unfurnished ROOMS on sec- ond floor, convenient for sekeeping: with gas; terms moderate. Apply st No. 9 New Jerscy ay ‘etween F and G streets. o¢ 20 2t* T° LET—A new two-story BRICK DWELL- ga ua it. between T and U streets. Apply to JOHN WAGNER, ext door. oe eat Fo BALE—The BUILDING end ViXTURES fa urant near Lincoln Hospital. bgt re at No, 434 16th street, second door above New York avenne. oc 20-3t Fo SALE CHEAP—The LEASE and FIX- TURES of the B: ‘hi rooms. for jath-honse and three gx cash. The rent is paid till the Ist June, 1883. t 350 C street, between 434 and Sth sts. o0 #0.3t* OR SALE OB RENT —I offer. for sale or rent, the three pay K HOUSE situated L street, between 4th and 5th north. There ‘ard attached to the building. The house jest m painted and papered. Sone mt responsible rr need ly. Rentin siv Persons need SPP. HER CEL & HOOVER, oe 20-3t* Oorner 6th and P streets. Feo* SAL K. HOUSE on H street, 16 rooms, $12,000. HOUSE on j3th street, 17 rooms, $11,000. HOUSE on Missonri avenue, 13 rooms, $10,000. HOUBE on sth street, 8 rooms, $4.000. HOUSE on 17th street, 7 rooms, $3.00. HOUSE on M street, 4 rooms, $1,500. HOUSE in Baltimore, $1,100. HOUSE on 10th street, 4 rooms, $1,100. ALSO, FOR RENT. HOUSE on M street, 4 rooms, per month. $25. HOUSE on 10th street, 4 rooms, $20. Two HOUSES on 2lst street, 2 rooms each, $10. HOUSE on B street, Island, 8 rooms, $50. HOUSE on Capitol Hill, 4 rooms, $25. Apply to » €.H. WOOD, Firm of MitcHent & Sox, Sontheast corner of Pa. av, aud 15th st, Also, FUBNISHED HOUSES for Rent. oc 0 -4t Fo RENT—A highly desirable BOOM will be rented for an office on moderate te: at464 10th street, a few doors north of the ayen’ WELLING HOUSE, RESTAURANT AND D EATING SALUON for sale, on the most ac- commodating terms. Apply at Mr. BACON’Sgro- cery store, corner of Pa. ave. and 7th st. oc 19 6t* *OR RENT—Two large well Furnished Front BE’ GOUHS and two sigalier ROOMS. adjoining, Also. a well toned PIANO, Apply at No. 459 on Leth eases between G and H streets, west side, oc 10 LET—A farnished or unfurnished front or back ROOM, Ist or 2d floor, one square from the Capitol. Cars passing by the honse, near cor. ad ae Pa. ay., 345 south B street, Capito! Hill. oc ate FO8 RENT Several very convenient UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, well adaoted for house- keeping for families of two er three persons each, without children. Apply at the northwest corner of C and North Capitot sts. 6c 19-3t* {OK RENT—A HOUSE, containing 4 rooms and kitchen, with an sere of ground attached, sit- uated near 7th street, on the road leading to Hare- wood Heep al, if a mile from terminus of 7th Street railroad. Inquire of Mrs. MAJOR, on the premises. o¢ 19-3t* F OR BENT—Two furnished connecting KOOMS, on first floor, $25 per month. Also. one Bed Room, furnished, on 2d floor.at $8 per month, at No. 523 L st., three doors above hi, south side. Also, two aruiahed Bed Rooms on second floor, $2 per month. oc 19 2t* ¢ N THE HEIGHTS.—For rent, with or without Furniture. a first-class HOUSE. with all the modern improvements and one of the best situa tious and neighborhood in Georgetown. Situated on Congress street, No. 74 opposite. Inquire on the premises. s oc 19-2w* J. E. CARTER. OR RENT—HOUSE with five rooms; Fixtures in store; some Furniture for sale separate. Corner of 6th and A streets south, two sqnares from the street cars, Capitol Hill. Also, an OF FICE for rent, corner 13th street and Penn. avenue. Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 13th street and Penn oc 19 3t he largest STORE ROOMS in Washington, being the upper stories of build- ing soutueast eorner 1ith street and Pa. avenne, re- cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving as a stove store. Also. a large BASEMENT. snitable fora first clase Restaurant, in rear of said buildt Washington Theater. of NAGL Wine Mercha: MABLBOKOUGH FAkM FOR RENT. tuated on Potomac Creek and river.a short dis- tance below Aquis, and near the mail boat, which asses twice daily. affording every facility to mar- et. The soil is of the best quality. and is believed to be equally adapted to vegetables and grain. Ap- ly to the subscriber, in King George, Fredericks- burg P.0.. KOBT. WALLA oc 13. 1m* POR RENT—Two ROOMS in front basement of house 450 E street, between 6th and ue aa able for an office. oc Fro RENT—A STORE HOUSE, suitable fora provision or feed store, near the lower end ef Sd street east. Inqu Star office. of 13-3t* Fe SALE—-A FREE ERT SALOON in Richmond, Va. Address at the corner of sth and C ets. east, Capitol Hill.to FN. 0¢ 18-3" ‘ Brokers R. M. Hall & eeta. have for rent a . The house is newly will rent with the dwell- tmated on corner 13th and Ists. — oc 18 tf n eligible BUILDING LOT, No. re 282. fronting east 23 feet on 12th tween Massachusetts avenue and M street, and running back 100 feet to an alley. For terms apply on the premises, No. 355. oc 18-3t* ‘0 LET—Two large PARLORS, sither or unfurnished, suitable for housekes low rent. Inquire at No. 95 Washingt Georgetown. OR SALE CHEAP—The owner wishing to leave the city will sellthe RESTAURANT on lith street 3doors below Maryland avenue Island. For Sarther particulars inquire on the premises. oc - R ™ BALL y (GEO. H. VABNELL. FOR SALE, BY R. M. HALL & CO.. Real Estate Brokers.corner 7th and F streets, BRICK HOUSE and LOT, on I street, between 4th and Sth sts, contains six rooms, summer kitchen, cis- tern, with force pump, shrubbery, &c. ; good siable and coalhouse. Bot2sby 100. Together with the Furniture. Terma easy. oc 17 OWLING SALOON FOR SALE —The best in the city, with seven Alleys, in first-class or der, Ralls, Pins and all appurtenances complete The location ix particularly desirable for a concert room or public restaurant. The proprietor will sell a Lease for three years. being compelled to leave the city on account of ill-health, ay ly to . LA TRUITTE, Canterbury Bowling — 4 oc inted. The furniture FY in street wert, 1 Louisiana avenue. BARGAIN—FOR SAL E-Half acre of A. GROUND ‘on Q street. between Int and Slaten all under new fence; a good new house, 6 rooms; pump, of water before the door. This will make an excellent market garder or place for a butch- er. The house is vacant and [omcemon given at once. Terms very easy. Inquire of R. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers, corner of 7th and F streets. oc lt Kos SALE—SQUARE 234, on Lith strect, con- taining 177.434 feet, is offered for sale, This is one of the most desirable suuares on lath atr. nd pe ono ite! Lod bt A nhpenced Letncommeate, to pur: TS o' ir pro: io LJ yo i guire of K.C. CARBINGTON strict At 3 exe coe ul Bo neti » District At- office pposit a perlite 7 i'S. M_ JOHNSON, oc 17-8t* ns _ 84 Franklin street. Baltimore. URNISHED BOO. between B and from Pa. For SALE-—A highly desirable HOUSE on H st. north, near 7th. Water, gas, sewer, and other Will be sold mee and on liberal G. M. VAN BUREN, No. 538 7th street. Fe SALE—The Monumental Refreshment ~ Dining SALOON, for sale cheap for cash. The saloon is fitted mp for Indios and men, in com- plete order. The proprietor is sbout to leave the city, Apply at No. 621 lth street. oc -it* conveniences, term _ oc lé-tf j—eight rooms. Street care run by the door” AUCTION SALES. — [Por other Auction Soles, see fourta page.) AUCTION SALES. TH AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. LA A ENTS Fi ANIO an UCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON, October GARDEN WITH THEATRICAL , KNOWN AS B SAKE AT ats HALL. o'clock, on the premises, we shall seli (the former chase ot tng with terms of former sale) Bis good will and @rtarte with fifteen tusuthe lease, Also, the S ointment Scenery, Curtains aud Stage Ap- con te ie pn anther —- a aa is saperty is situated op Maryland ave., the foot the Capitol. The theater portion hasa inte: as well as sumuner fold ti Tyation, ani wiil be voc so-akde JAC. McoGUIRE & CO . Aucts, ¥ WM. L. WALL @ GO.. Aucti R BY wa Hiotkoris Pa. ave. ‘and xh stre et SALE oF CLINING Bri STOCK OF A BUSINES. DEALER DE 3, at No 374 Bth street, botween Land K streets, at Auction. On MONDAY MORNING, October 23, commenc- ip, 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire stock, com- ‘pets, Crocke Large number of reserve. oc 20 prw FURNITURE A 4 rp D streets fects om) Suite of Parl new, nine pieces Velvet Brusse Walnut Chamber Sui Marbie-top Bureaus. Wit oom SH SLRS pA ke. L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers. South corner Penna. B’ MLK, VASE co. Auctioneers, FLANN .. DRESS GOODS, ING, &c.. AT AUCTION Pi -ware. Glass, & ‘ook, Parlor and other Stoves. With 8 variety of other articles nsnaily kept in @ store of the kind, all of which will be sold WM. L. Ww. . and Niuth street, EHOLD EFFECTS ON AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct. tith, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at pda Pp ted wage bong ore southwest cerner of 12th ear House No. avenue, the Furniture and sing— Parlor Furniture,in green plush, nearly and Rugs Cary Ingrain Carpets, Vilrloths. &e. ite complete Bedetwads Large gilt Mirror, Marble top Tables Sett Lace Curtains, Window Shades Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses - Lor Caue-seat and Dining Chairs, ke. 'h other articles pot here enumer Ww.L Ww VALL 5 6D Corner 10th street. UNDEB CLoTH: On TUESDAY MORNING next, October 2th, at ®, o'clock at our Sales Roow, we will sell, a large assortment of Dry Goods, and name in part All Wocl Long and Sqvare Shawls, Flannels, Sin- gle and Double Blank«ts. yard wide White and Um. bleached Muslins. Handkerchiefs, Hosi Jloaks, Linen Crash. bbons, White Waists. Dress Delaines, Alapac: ery, Gloves, La », Towel + Linea ies Cloth Laces, Flowers, @2ds, &o., ec. ALSO. 220 dozen Ladies fine Underclothing in every va for Children Peay Ht acral with large assortment ef the same Chi The Ladies are invited to attend. Terms oc 20-3t M. K. WALSH & ©0., Auctioneers B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUIL STREET. ret AND 18ST STRE) in front of the premi part of Lot No. 1 front on north C with aside alley - This pro perty h fectly graded, hood A deed given and a di All conveyance at cost of purchaser, including revenue | 250 wi DING LOT ON NORTH © BAST, AT AUCTION. ses. at 5 o'clock andsomely tocat @ rapidly improving neighbor ood. Title indisputable, Terms: One-third cash. balance in 6, months, for uotes bearing interest from d: eed of trust taken, required paid down when the pro- Perty is knocked off, and if not complied with it will then aud there be put np again and sold ts the next highest bidder. The wLole terms to be complied with in fire days, or the right is reserved to resell the property at the risk and cost of the fi ret purchaser, by giving three days’ notice of such sale in the National Intelligen- cer. oc Md GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts Barrteisr F SALE. By virtue of a Distrain Warrant, issned at the suitof Anton Bupper and taken in distress t, tome directed, | have seized all the right, title, claims, in- terest at law and in equity to the snid Jacob Elme in and to one Bagatelle Table, lot of Weod, lot Coal, nine Balls, Counter, Weiss Beer Kettle and Cooler, Table, one Bedstead, two Bird Cages and three Casks, lot of Bottles. And I hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the 2th of October, A. D. 1885, in the morning, at 11 o'clock a. m..on the premises, on 7th street, be- tween D and E street 8, Island, in the city of Wash- ington, D. C., I will offer for sale the said property so seized and taken in distress by public auction to the highest bidder fo cash. Given uuder my hand this 19th day of October, A. D. 1868. « “LOFT, AN Wasnincton, D.C Will be sold at bidder, on SATUR: Refuse Wood, Chips, G. T. GIBBONS, _Bailir. JF REFUSE WOOD, CHIPS, NK, SWEEPING OF SAIL D SMALL BuUATS. U.S.Navy Yano, 2 October 16, 1335. { ablic auction, to the highest AY next, th o'clock m.. at the Washineton Navy Yard. a lot of &c.. @ quantity of Old Junk, st instant.at 12 and Sweepings from the Sail Lott. (arranged in parcels for the convenience of purchasers.) Alto, a number of SMALL BOATS, no Jonger needed for the public service. Also, at the same ti ously taken sold at a forme: plied with. ale, ime and place, (if not previ- ay.) will be sold a lot ef Old Iron, and terms of sale not com- Terms: Cash. in Government funds; one-half at the time of sale. and the balance in six days. at which time the articles must be removed from the Yard, or tney will be By order of the Commandant CHA: oe 17-4t forfeited to the Government. LATHROP. Store Keeper. BY* F. PAGE & CO., Auctionecrs, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, October 25, at 4 p. m.. on the premises, we shall sell Lot 9.in Square 992, fronting & feet on lth street to 3-foot all faid Lot is avenue, and near improving erms: twelve months, oc 19-7t east, and extending back # in square adjoining Pennsylvania “Philadelphia Rows in a rapidly art of the city. ne-third cash; the balance in six and K. F. PAGE & ©O., Ancts. Title perfect. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON 3D STREET we sball sell, in front in Square 539, 22 feet deep, leaving the city. Terms: cash. running back toa two-story frame house, front and back Le sold without reserve, as the ow! WEST. BETWEEN SOUT AND G STREETS, ISLAND, BY c (oN. ‘the 33d inst., af 43 o'clock p. m., BY AUCTION, of the premises, 92-3 inches fren’ od alley, consi: art Lot 25 25° down when sold. Hi comveyancing and revenue stamps at the pur- chaser’s ceed BY K. F. PAGE & ELIGIBLE AND On FRIDAY, October 27 fi soul sylvani mi ne, Also. Lot7, in iT ises, we shall sell Lot 12. in square 819, front! feet 81) nches 5th street east, between south Bsud and within halt «square of Pena- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE RUILDING S$ AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ,at4p. m..onthe m- hare 945. on Wth street, between foaee arene on d Founsyivavia avenue, and near av street. 2b m., Lot 8, in square 1.121, between streets east, fronting 51 feet on East Iso, Lot 7, insquare 1,122, fronting on 19th street ongt, between south A and south ¢ B streets. rms: One-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by Good of trust. oe 19-8t PAGE & CO., Ancts. A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Situated on north side of N street n: , between 13th and lith streets west, handsomely furnished. Rent 140 per month, able in advance. House No. P*Tnguire ‘of SAS, F. HALIDAY, 915 11th street. south of Pa. oc lt-lw Fe RENT—A large STORE and CELLAR in & most desirable location, No. 53 Varnum wings north = Loamiens avenue, between streets. nite of F. WOLLARD, Real Estate Broker. 371 D st., between 7th and ath Pats: handsome PHOTOGRAPHIO RT GALLERY, in oe & bd pee butld- and ‘ly fitted up, now read: for cecurapcy Apply on ren | CHAS. H. LANE. 424 Pa. avenne, near Met t. Abe, Shree plencunt and le RUOMS (in the above) suitable for offices. oc IL-tf FARM FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR improved city property. containing 90 acres, with Gwelling bouse etabl young Soha; 6 mil Biiciutng. the Ind _ 00 13-20" re ec Ve ima* QTEAMER LEAVES 77H STREET WHARF Py oN DAY AND SATURDAY WaDNEBRAT SoS D "¢ jor Bt OOM NT OUNT VERNON; Return atSp.m. Fare $1.10. RISWICK, intendent. J. VAN General Superi A DS at WILLIAN's RG ¥ . RIBBONS. aud all kinds of aie secR-eolmif ¢ » A ROUTE of the Kyening star. F Reaeice at the Star Office, or at No. 3! 7th street. oc lt-lw { [Baltimore Sun copy and send bill to this efiice,} Ros KENT OR LEASE Three-staey BRICK 15: es eS streets. ing. 36 soaps Fora — Faas oan Teepe ‘ofomnc, at t tan . DUVALL, DWELLING and STORER, Ni venta ave., between 17th and Ii reese con’ me hag given ia ing eivenon let ort 453 22th et ply to'W. T. oc §-Im' K SALE—That splendid RESIDENCE at the I corner of New York avenue and 18th street. For perticalare gee at490 pape ie chap JAMES TOWLES, on 2- Property Agent, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FURNITURE AND BAR FIXTURES OF THR METROPULITAN HOUSE BY PUBLIC AUO- On TUESDAY, the 24th inat., at 10 o'clock «. m., we shallsell, at No, 347 on Penusylvauia avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, south side,(knowa as handsome cornice French- Se ra, Fionn.) viz: One i iH oval Six jas Chi Dining Chairs, and bi! Oi Cloths painted Cottage bles Hall and ‘Three rete an Glass Table Crocke: irror rench plate Mirror, 8 feet leng by feet roe yee very Ten marble-top, fron- Sal: ty eS I French plate Mirrors rame Saloon Tables. and lack walnat Extension Ta- Setts, with Bedding all com- Glass Ware, and Knives, &e Cook, Range. tur, ves Bar Pixtarcs, Counters. _Sholving, &., &e, French-piate Show Cases Two handenme Stock of Tobacco. Ci ters, Iving, , Snut, Pi , bey. ‘on ccly {Int.]_ GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancte. B* K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. fi bly loented near léth rom the Presidential Mans’ BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED N MASSA. CHUSETTS AVENCE ani t RTH, between Mth and 25 a = fa ar Uectober shall sell Lot . Bai Lc setts avenue. and runs th: ir. ‘Bil, street, andonly jon. Terms stated at time of salc oo KF. PAGE. Auctionser. ELS. BLANKETS, EN DELAWARE AVENUE @ 26th instant, we shall scli, p.m... weat + and per- 12 and 18 ay of wale. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE. decree of the Supreme Court of the . made in the onuse of Powlmin A. Poe et al. ve. Fernando Poe et ae T will offer at auction, on W Sth day of Uctober next. ou the inee ad % # clock p.m., the following val ¢ droperty, 'z ‘The west twenty-five feet front. by the depth of the lot, of Lot Nos in Square No 308. improved by 8 Brick Dwelling. fronting on H street north, be- tween 1]th am! I2th etreets west Asd on THURSDAY, the sth day of October next. at 4% O'clock p.m. fn front of the premises, the west bait of Square No. 68, heretofore used as a brick > Alto. on FRIDAY, the 20th day of October, at a o'clock p. m.. at the auction rooms of Green & Wil- ii f named property -— . in Sovare No 835; Let No.1, in square mare No 1.083 f "ferme of eale : One-third of the porchase mo ~ to be paid in cash, and the remainder in two equ instalments at ¢ix and twelve months.with interest, to be secured by approved notes and a reserved Kea, the purchaser te e the privilege of paying the wiiteincash. ‘The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale,or the prope: may be resold after one week's notice, at the ri and cost of the first purchaser Conveyancing an: stam et ALTER S OOX, Trestes, se Stewids GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. JY THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ; Georgetown at the porchaser's © FALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN VALU AEE GhTOWN AT eae £ 436 Uy al On WEDNESDAY, October Isth ° ‘k p.m. I will sell. infront of the premises, part of Lot No. 49.in Beall’: addition to George town, fronting 30 feet on the south side of Beall street. between High and Congress streets, and running back 120 feet. The improvements consist of a well built two-and-» half story dwelling house, large back building and cellar. Conveyancing end stames st the cost of the on veyancing a wi at par- haeer. UHARLES NM MaTTuLWS. Attorney tor owners. oc9d [Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Auct. 87° THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED O' account of the weather until FRIDAY. 20th, same bour and piace cl CHARLES THRWs oct fInt.} THOS Downe ee: presse McGUIRE & CO., Anctfoncers. AN ELIGIELE AND NICE BUILDING Lot ON K STREET, BETW Niz 2 Stretee EE TH AND 13TH FKIDAY AFTERNOON, October 20th, at a k, on the premisos, we shall sell the weater- tof =entlivision of Davidson's subdivision and 10.and4 parts lote 8 and 11. Square ing 24 feet 10 tnebes on K street north. be- b apo Lith streets weet, rouniug back 1 alley. Sale positive ia six and One-third cash; balance toaive months, with fhterest, secured by a deed of true Conveyancing at purchaser's cost J. ©. McGUIRE & 00., a) Auctioneers, MS, Auctioneers, .DING LOTS ON NEW JER BETWREN M AND N'STS. oe 12 B G HANDSOME B cEY AVENL SORT. AN On FRUDAY, prev tses at 40’clock p.m, three handsome Build Inz Lowe, betng lots N,O, and.P. in Ulysses Ward's subcimsion of original lote 4.5, and 6 inaquare vc © 20th inst., we shall sell, on the $23. These lots feet 4 inches, and depth a3 follows: North lot 74 feet 8 inches; middle lot 77 fect inches, south lot 81 feet 2im eh Jerscy avenue, between s: all fronting on New north Mand N streets. Terns: One-half cash; balance in6 and 12 monthe, for notes bearing interest from day of wale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, including revenve stamps, Title intispotable $2 will be required paid down on cach lot when the property is Knocked off. oc led 7REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY J.C. BeGUIKE & O0., Auctioneers, BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION ON ESTRERT $07H, BRTWEEN 13TH AND M4TH STS. FAST On FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, October 20th, At 432 o'clock. on the premises. we «hall sell Lots 22 and 23. in Square 1.043, to be divided in four lots of feet Y inches each, with aaepth of 224 foot g inches, to a W foot y ip the rear. Terms cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 m it, secured by & deed of trust on the premises, Conveyancing and revenuestamps at purchaser's cost. A payment of $20 on each lot will be required af timecfenie, > JAS G-MCGUIRE SCO 2 oct Auctionsers. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee: VALTABL LOT ON 17TH STREER 5 ETWEEN © AND Mf STREETS NORTH. AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. the 20th instant, at 6 o'clock we chal sell. tp front of the premises, Lot No 6, of Samuel Davidson's suldivision of Square No having a front on 17th street of 27 feet by a depth of 195 tect oue inch. to a 30 foot alley. This Lot is in @ very eligible location, has pavement in front, and is ia a rapidly improving part of the city. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. notes to be given for the deferred pay- menis, bearing interest from the day ef sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at par- chasers cost, - or 6-e02) _GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B K. F._ PAGE, Auctioncer, 502 7th st., under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Beginning THURSDAY EVENING, October ¥ ear peek sixo . and continuing FRIDA a ATURDAY EVENINGS. October 20 and 21,E shallsell. at my Anction rooms, 502 7th st under Odd Fellows’ Hall, a Iai assortment Merchandise. consisting in’ part of— £0 pairs Super Suk bound heavy White Blankets £0 pairs Fine White Blankets Paire Fine Gray Blankets 30 rolis Ingraiz Carpet 10 rolls Stair ¢ Feet eases Fall and Winter Boots Fine Calf Sewed Boots ” Fil if Sewed and Pe; and Slisses’ Polish Boots, Gaiters 1 gross Amulet and Solace Tobaceo ars 100 M Cig, Bird Guns, Bifies, Game Bags, and Hunting Equip- men Rosewood and Pearl Inlaid Dressing Gases and Silver plated Spoons, Forks, Castors, and Ice Pitch- rs e Damark Table Covers and Towels FS rop and Breakfast Napki =’ Zephyr. Knit, and Watervliet Plaid and riped Shawls Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine all wool Imported Scotch jose Genta’ Neck Ties. Hosiery A rich aseortment of Clocks. Mirrors, Window Shades Ivory handle Table Cutlery gers & Son's and English O. K. Pocket Knives and Ravors Bohemian Glassware. Soaps, Perfumery Tooth and Hair Brushes Aud a!l descriptions of Fancy Goods. K. F. PAGE. Auctioneer, 502 Seventh street, under oc 16-6 Odd Fellows’ Hall, ¥ W. UL. WALL & ©0., Auctionsers Origiral Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av. between “th and jth FALE OF HORSES. CAKRIAGES, ac On SATURDAY MORNING. October 2. com- mencing at 10 0'clock. at the Bazaar, will be sold 8 large mumber of Harness: Work and Saddle Shoes morals, amd 0) * including Family Borse, Carriage, and Harness: very superior Sorrel Mare, Buggy and Harness: Bay Horse, works and , beautiful ani mal. A full descripti 4 180, A lot Males, broke to Harnces, 1m good order. Miich Cows. ALSO. A large collection of desirable new and secomd- band Carriages. Bi es. Rockeways, Exprees A large collection of ‘new ‘and second-hand Har- mess, dc. Also. l very evrerior Family Carriage, 2 New Family Carriages, 2New ges gg \. Tr sales at the Bazaar every Tuseday and Saturday, without regard to the Carriages jarncas always at private sale. hs aan: L. WALL & 00. Aucts, Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, SFHOLD FURNITUBE, SUTLER'S G00 MOOLE CARPETS. he kee AT AUCTION.” x . in front of wee sella large collection of Hi and Kitchen Pianos, Parlor Suites, Mabogany and Walnut, B.C. Sofee und Chairs Marble-top and other Cot Farnitare Peds. Bolsters and Pillows air aud Hoek Mattresses Wood Seat Chairs and Rocks nbogany and Walout Bedsteads of all styles Mabe Ww - = many and sluut Exteasion, Dining and oth 10 Cooking. and Parlor, and Chamber wood and eral Stoves ay. st anf other Werkrepen > -! ahogs: other Bureags Marble-top Mahogany, Walnut, and other Wash: stan: Comforts mite Bignkots and Sheets oret China. Crockery Glass Ware a, S Pictures and other Fancy Goode and Motises ononges, Aim and Easy Chairs ith s great many other Household and Kitchen requisites too numerous to mention Teras " JAS C McQUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* WML. WALL £ 00. A . 98 La. av between Sth al a; sce — BOR-TAIT TR: TTING Fi . BUGGY, Roms BUGGT BLANEET. Sees Ne AT Y¥ MORNING, October 21. com- Up URDA atachin S erennlfs com. ae Bobetal ‘Trotting Forse, paneer — jurey. Barne-s, Blnckets, &e. Cane and Fal. itive. = W.L WALL & CO., Aneta, )OK SALE—Thiee handwume saddle HORSKS for wir Apple te D Bs PRILLIPS, Northwest conasr Gund 1906 Oc 16-6"