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NEW YORK, April 21.-The Posts financial article
says: Generalization and depression continue to
be the features OF the market for speculative
stocks and the prices of stocks as we write are Ma
per cent lower than at the opening OF business,
the three notable exceptions to the de-
cline being Lake Shore, which is & higher,
Milwaukee and St Paul ~, and Northwestern q
The weakest have been Missouri Pacific, which
has fallen to q. to S6x, Jersey Central 2A to 69x
Denver * to $50, Manhattan railway per
cent to 43. The Wabash stocks, which
fell so much yesterday afternoon, have
been no lower to. day except for
sold at TN, against Tx, the lowest yester-
day. United States bonds are no higher than
yesterday for the As and ANS, but the market
Is strong. The upward movement in these
bonds is causing good deal OF uneasiness
among thoughtful people for the influence it will
have later in the year on the money market
through the contraction Of bank note circulation.
Southern state bonds are firm for Tennessees and
otherwise are neglected. Railroad bonds are
generally lower = 1a2 per cent, the latter
Wabash consolidated, convertible sevens, which
are down TO 95 the general mortgage skies are rs,
as yesterday. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts
are down per cent to az. Milwaukee
and and st. Paul ,a sonsos sevens, are up ~
market is strong and prices are 1alH per
Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande. The local
money market continues very easy; call loans
on stocks ranging from 81 to per cent,
with per cent the ruling rate and with 2a2k per
cent the quotation for call loans on U.S. bonds.
Prime loans and prime mercantile paper are un-
changed. The market for foreign exchange is firm
but quiet.
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The Indian Troubles At San Carlos
Agency.

INFORMATION BROUGHT By AGENT TIFFANY.
J. C. Tiffany, the Indian agent at San Carlos
agency, arrived in the city to-day. He states that
the late trouble at San Carlos agency, Arizona,
was caused by sixty renegade Indians, under the
leadership OF Jute, Geronemo, NachiZ and Bonito,
who left the reservation last September and went
to Mexico, returning and forcing out the band OF
w arm Spring Indians under Chief Loco, who had
been friendly and refused to leave with them
last fall. That these renegades came all the way
back from Mexico without any interference
from the military, stayed one evening, and
before morning had left for their old Businesses
with the remainder o! Loco's band. On hearing OF
their presence A. D. Sterling, CHIEF OF the San
Carlos scouts, a brave and active man, with Sage
tel, the Indian captain OF scouts, went to see II
any renegadeS were about, and were shot and
killed by a few renegadeS who remained behind
to guard the rear OF those retreating. Agent T1f-
fanny hoped the military would be 80 arranged as
to cut on the retreat OF these renegades, and not
allow them to again pass through the territory
without being thoroughly punished, and he seems
to think that II all the troops and Indian scouts
country these raids would not occur so frequently.
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FHNHOS. D. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Real Estate Aucloneers, 1924 street northwest

IL
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
LIABLE SQUARE. No. 674. In THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. ID. @.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated DecemberaaS
Goth. A. ID. 1872 and recorded in Liber 7O4 folo36&
246. Of the land records of the District of Column
ba and by direction of the party secured thereby the
underssned Trustee viii sell at public auction in
Of the premises, FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-EIGHTH
DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1852. at FIVE O'CLOCK r.
NJ the square of ground situated in the city of Wash
ineton In said District designated and numbered as
81 s1Isre r,s hundred and seventy four 67 bounded
the east by LIST street east and the by North
feet of ground. aS
Terms Of sale: Onefourth Of the purchase money In
Cas- and the balance in three equal instaments in Ell
twelve aud eighteen months the date of sale for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest at
seven Per cent per annun, payable semi annually and
secured by deed of trust upon the premises viii be
required or the purchaser may pay all cash. at his OPP
ton deposit Of $500 win be required at the time Of
sale. Ali is to be At the cost of pur-
Chaser If the terms of sale not complied with in
ten days after the day of SALE the trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and of the
deanting purchaser after i've days advertisement in
The Evening Star. MARTIN f. NORRIS
ao-dSds Trustee.
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Mr.. R0Ome, chief in charge OfrevfSfonS OF special
assessments has to-day completed revision OF alley
assessments in square Nos 856 $40, 3s, "a and 449
Building Inspector Entw1sle yesterday con-
demned the wooden building 3ll6 U street north
west 1t being dangerous TO life and limb; aiso the
wooden building owned by Mrs. johnson, 901 K
street southwest
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwistle:
John Miller. repair frame, corner ~ and streets
southwest, $3.50; Robert ClaIkson, repair brick,
pair frame corner 2fst and 1 streets northwest,
$lOO; John K. PEEL, remove frame, u, between 2lst
ana I'D streets northwest, $40.
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THE FrTZ JOHN PORTER CASE BEFORE THE CAB
INET-Secretary Foiger remained in his private
room during the entire day to-day engaged on
important business connected with the Treasury
department. He saw no callers, and did not
attend the Cabinet meeting this afternoon. All
the other members Of the Cabinet were present.
The new application OF FitZ John Porter to the
President asking him for relief from so much OF
the verdict OF the court martial as referred
hS was qnasr aaSe az e
upon this part OF the case II he deems It
advisable No decision was reached IN
the case, and It Is still under adj
visement. It is understood that Fitz John Porter,
IL successful in this application, will endeavor TO
have Congress reinstate him In the army. but that
no effort Will be made To. obtain back pay,
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BALTIMORE. April 21.-virginia &c consols. $50;
do; new ten forties. AZ bid o-day.
BLTIM0RE. April z1.-Cotton quiet and steady
western super s. 75a5 90: do. extra, 5.25a6 IS: do
family 5Oa7. So city mills SUPER 35Aa4 75 extra
5.00a7. 80 do. Rio brands, 7.37a75O: Baltimore high
grade family. s.0Oi do winter wheat patent. 81
easiersonthern red 45sl 80; DO amber. i5ssl g.:
No. Maryland. SO asked; No. western winter red
asked: July, Lz7a1. PIX. Corn. southern quiet and
spot SO bid; April. 81 asked May 86as6l; July SEA
86H August 86a86s. Oats easier and fairly active
southern. 57a6O white 5sa6O do mixed 57a5s:
pine e choice Pennsslyanis and Msrylands Is: Goa
100. Provisions strong pork H. 50al9 SO. Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib sides packed Skal11
Bacon shoulders. 81; clear nib sides 12T. Hams.
Rssfsd isass: roll fsaas Esss steady .N issl7
Petroleum steady-refined. 7Aa7sz. Coffee quiet-Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, SHADY. Sugar frm-A
soft. 10; copper refined quiet. 1874. Whisky firm.
1.22Ha1 q; Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull
aps barrels s1ss s s55sa
9. 40 bushels corn. !, 100 bushels; OATS 8.ll6
hS a rye none q. @ none: corn
NEW YORK. April 21.-stocks active and irregular.
Money, 6. Exchange-1ong, 4S6H; short z80. Stsae
bonds duh and about steady. Governments irregular.
wheat heavy an sbout cent lower. Corn heavy and
Ha1H cents lower. Pork frm. l7.s7kalS.25. Lard
ToNDoN, April n. 1880 pm-As.nt,c and ore..
Es. So: DO sesends. ss New Yssf osnsss lss
western. asx. Miixsnke sndst f.ni comnon. lis. a
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FINANCE C0ANrTTEE-
The board OF control OF the democratic congress
sional campaign committee has appointed the fol
lowing finance committee: Hon. II. q. Davis, OF w,
DC; August Belmont, OF NY: Augustus Schell
OF NY; c. w. Brice, OF Ohio; George T. Marye OF
Cal; Hon. j. E. Mcdonald. OF Ind; Hon. M. N.
Nolan, OF NY; II. e. Packer, OF Pa VIM. K Ira
vers, OF NY; Gen. w. b. Franklin, or Conn. J. l.
D. Morrison, OF NO.; [. G; Garretson, OF NY;
Hon; Alex Mitchell OF Wis, and Hon Lewis
s. Hewitt OF NY; j. w. Singleton, OF Mississippi,
and j. 8. Barbour, OF Virginia. Representative
to the board OF CONTROL and selected as Its secre-
tary.
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TelepraDhic Rriefs.


Investigation into the accounts of Fisher, the
local manager OF the Ontario Bank at Ottawa, who
committed suicide on Wednesday, shows q def
cheney OF about $4,000.
VIM. Jennings, colored, was killed by Travis
Lewis, colored, near Hll Grove, Pittsylvanfa CO.,
Va, yesterday. Jennings, who was drunk, at
tackled Lewis, who threw rock, striking Jennings
on the head and killing him instantly.
An unknown man was found dead this morning
at Miller's lime kiln, in Reading, Pa, having been
suffOcated by gas while lying near the kiln.
The Manchester (England} Guardians CONNER
ca article says: The position OF the market is one
OF suspense. The great bulk OF buyers and sellers
refuse to do business except on terms which pre-
cigde the possibility OF large transactions
The failures for the week, as reported to r. G.
Dunn & Co., OF New York, number 124, which is
about the average number for the past five weeks.
1t was announced at the annual meeting OF the
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers, in SEES
SION IN New YORK to-day, that the next meeting in
Joint convention with the Society of Civil Engt-
neers and the Institute of Mining Engineers.
The Brdesburg, Pa, trichtnOsfs sufferers are all
worse this morning The condition of the elder
LutZ and his SON John and the COady family being
particularly unfavOrable.
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Turf Notes.
THE LEoNARDrowN RACFs

The second and last days racing az Leonard.
town, Nd, took place Wednesday. The first race,
for three-year-olds, three-quarters OF mile, was
won by George c. Abells Percy; second race mile
heats, won by Greenwell's nily Maggie, In two
straight heats; third race. one mile and a-half
heats, won by Jarboe's Wade Hampton In two
straight heats.
AT THE NEW ORLEANS RACES
yesterday selling race for all ages for purse OF
$2JO mile and a-quarter. was won by Eli; time
2:15H. handicap purse for $500. mile heats WAS
won easily by Aleck Ament; time l:47s<. The
third race, handicap purse for $3.50, mile and
a-half, was won by George Hakes
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ANTHONY HYDE, IN.
al5-tlNds CHRISTOPHER II. THOM,{ iFus'
vV'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED RFAI, ESTATE IN SQUARE TO- IN
IBE CITY OF MAsHiNGIoN, DC. ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. NEAR ii STREET.
By virtue of d. ed Of trust dated May ~ 1873 e.
anG OF record in Lber 49, ct 3S6. &c. ot*sE
the land records Of the District az Columbia, and
at the written request Of the parry SECURED thereby
will eel 1t public auction tn the hixhes bidder front
of the premises, on THURSDAY. the TWENTY SEV-
ENTh APRIL. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. al OF
lot "a, in square 20, in the city CT Wa hngtOn ID. c.
w4sh the rights and appHrteDances to the belong
1ng; Tbs propsrty will be sold in subdivision lots
each fronting % - II feet New HAMPSHIRE avenpe
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash. and the residue in
equal Payments at six twelve and eighteen months tier
date of sic, with interest at per centum per annuln
the deferred payments t. be secured by deed of trust
on the premises Sod 81 o To be paid each subd-
vision los at the time Of sale III terms of sale be not
CORN ict with in hve days after SALE resale viii be
hsd after five days notice. the cost risk If de
faultng purchaser. All convey ancing ut purchasers
cot.
ai5-dSds CHARLES ". MATTHEWS. Trustee.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
~ LOTS AT AUCTION. FRONTING ON f STREET
NORTH RETWEEN TWENTY AND


NORTH. BETWEEN JWENTT-FOURTH AND
TWENTY-FIVE STREETS WEST, AND ON
TaE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND II
ING ON The LINE OF The COLUMBIA HOKSE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofaz&
the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity causeStM
No. 5. SO, (Mc(in Witheyow ct al we villa
offer for sale at pubic auction frontof the respective
pieces Of property. the days and hours mentioned
all those lots Of ground situated the city of washing
On FRIDAY, APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH. 1882 at
SIX NJ the West 25 feet by the depth thereof Of Lot
z, in square 81.
On SATURDAY, April. TWENTY NINTH 1892 at
the SAME HOUR Lots and and the East So feet and
inch front of Lot Z, in square S09
Terms of SALE One fourth in cash the day of
or within seven days thereafter; the residue in three
equal payments It six. twelveand hteen months
the day OF sale. the purchaser giving his proissory
ne ties therefor bearing interest at six per Cent or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser; the title to be
tanned until the Whole of the purchase money and the
interest Is paid Upon failure TO comply with terms Of
sale the right To resell the property the risk
AID cost OF such defsutng purchaser $50 deposit on
acceptance Of each bid. All conveyancing purcha-
ser's cost.
JAMES s. EDWARDS,
sos ID sire. northwest ,,..
IVORY G. kIMBAII, ifus3es'
1341 street northwest.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS, Alctioneer. a17-eo&ds
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BOWLING. Auet.oueer.
III U91FES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpROvED
RIAL ESTATE IN SQUARE SFFENTI IN
III CITY OF WASHING on, i. q. ON

IPU|fF Is NAIs!s OF VALUABLE IINIM PROVED
RIAL ESTATE In SQUARE sF;YENTT. IN
TI5E CITY OF WASHING ON, l. O. ON
TWENTT-SECOSD STREET WEST. SE.B d.
BY vitae Of deed # tTuss. dated May 21t,. "a
49,. doly recorded IL IleC No. 10, folio 94S -
Sc. % tn laad records Of the District OK sa
Coi0Ea, GEd at The written redest Of the bc,6er OF
e zee ccured there b. VIII sell q. Pub, auct:n
n front 0t the PREMISE, THURSDAY. THE
INi MY -SEyENTH APRIL. 1892, ut FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ, the following real situate the
City OF Washington. IN the District of Co.umby. viz
Al of Let A. IN square 30 ard the s0uhe
feet f-c1t Of Pot T. in said square with the rights and
aprurtenances.
front . sli 22d street west.
Terms One fourth cash. sud the balance in six,
twelve end eighteen moths, with interest at six per
cert PEI annuH. occurred BY a deed of trust on Tho
pre- erty sold, ell cash the option OF The purchaser
deposit of sl09 each subdivision lot required
tine of sae and all convey ancng at purchaser
Terms to lie compiled with in five days, otherwise the
trust the right To resell the Property - the
risk ED cost of the defauing purchaser after five
dsys advertisement.
AM HONY HYDE,
al5-lNds CHRISTOPHER II. THOMi iFusNes'
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TOMORROW.
TF.HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

FE1HOMAS DOWNING Auchoneer.
REGULAR LARS, SALE OF HoUSEHoLD FURNITTRE;
%Ffh = AfS fNas as bOef h2EEaiE
Il fr9Rs asa va ,
Ten o'cLock '' '''-' 'o'' Al A''. aso-2 +
rs,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
TEN hoesHE ARsE q At A ATSi5E oRockEH1
r On s At nd2 y. AtRII TWENTY SECOND. At
tenron of the trade is called to this sale. a2O-2t
fTyHoMAs BOWLING. Auc;ioneer.
ONE HANDSOME BLACK MARE SOUND. KIND
GbEhE fop X Xy o TA fNY N Mo
GEE hSE COP AZ AS Hon. SIN
1hs iss:s Sssi * f. a. so 4wh as
front of my auction rooms Is sold because the
aao-2t '' ~ " THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneera.
| WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. PARLoR SUITES
HhHSi4SRE h} MsRslsfok s Hhss
H HEAf1s ass sFaVks A e! OTHER CARPETS
SATURDAY. kYRs spE1 1EEFkx 1882
. 55s F With l. %iE 1t 4 sns ST. sas
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fT6 I'LL 81 sr Hh THE SRF AGEu on CAP
b virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District o. Columbia passed in equity NJ; .g:a
449. DCcke. H. the 9th day Of July, 1873. and A
further decree. PASSED April 10 1852 in which Den
will rel at public auction, in front OF the premises
/ On SATURDAY, the WENTY-SECOED DAY OF
AtRII, 4. ID. 1882, AT FOUR AND HALF O'CLOCK
L. NJ tie west onehaf Of lot numbered wv. y of y.
in square numbered seven hundred and hfty-seseu
/ (ioII, with TIE iinI rDveIIelts thereon.
This property is situated the north side of Mary
land avenue, the Of I'd street and between
81 and Sd streets east and within square and half of
the United States Capitol grounds 1t has front of 80
feet inches and average detth of 100 feet and is
improved by o-story frame house, occupying the
western portion Of said lot.
Terms of sale: third ca cash the residue in
three equal instameEts IN six o. twelve 2} and eight
1s) months the deferred payments hear interest
from the day CT saIe and the Payment thereof be
cured by the notes of the purchaser purt hasers.
Lem retained all cash. option purchaser 800
down on the fan of the hammer. Conyeyancng and
are not complied with in days the Trustees
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of deault
purchaser, after giving FIVE days III
WM. p. LASSEIME, ! rr,s,oo.
a11-d JOHN E. HERREIL, I 1rustees'
| & BENSINGER, Auctoneer
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar.
md ,is:
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prc,s
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Il II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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GALE OF SMALL FRAN HOUSE. NO. 423 SIXTH
- STREET SOUTHWEST
FNHOS. j. FISHER CO.,
4 Real Estate Auctioneers. 1924 street northwt

II IStaR hucUG0eeTS 1874 Street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE REAR PART OF LOT
3, IN SQUARE No. 800. WITH THE IMPROVE
MI MS, Fronting ON PUBLIC ALLEYS BE
TWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH AND
EAND STREETS M0RTiIWEsT, AND BEING
AND 1879 STREET NORTHWEST.
On friday 4 AFTERM00N; April, TWENTY a
by virtue Of deed of trust dated April 9th A. D. A
1916. and duly recorded il iber No. S1S, folio $780,
OF the land records for the District Of COimbia
sha sell the portion of Lot numbered three (J
square numbered two hundred and ninety (290l. Be-
ginning fog the st the northwest corner OF said lot
No 3 running thence east "a feet SO inches thence
south 40 tee. inches. thence wet "a feet 81 inches
thence north 10 feet inches 70 the place Of beginning.
with the improvements thereon. consisting of some
small buildings.
Terms: OEe-fourth in cash, and the residue in six.
twelve and eighteen months with interest at six 6> per
cent annu, payable semi annlaiiy, and secured by
deed Of trust the premises: all cash. at the option
of the purchaser deposit of 500 will be required at
the time OF SALE If terms of sale not complied with
within seven days from date Of sale the Trustees re-
purchaser, after five (5) days. notice in the Evening
Star newspaper All conveyancing at Of purchaser.
CHARLES C. GLOVER.t r.ns+oos
al8-d&ds THOS. HYDE. ir"s'ees'
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Condensed Locals.


ChaS. Zyprecht, small white boy, was sent to
the reform school during minority, by Judge Smell
to-day, on complaint or his mother, who charged
in her testimony that She had another son sent to
the reform school recently.
VIM. Sanderson, keeper Of the Lafayette house,
at the corner OF 2d and streets, was to-day
charged in the Police Court, by a colored cook
named Henry Armisted, with having assaulted
him. He told the court that Mr. SanderSOn came
into the kitchen and caught witness by the throat
with one hand and had large butchers knife In
the other hand Mr. San0erSon made statement
denying the charge, and the court dismissed the
Detectives Acton and voss arrested Charles But
ler colored living la HELPS Bottom, for robbery OF
the house or Mr.. Lighter on Sd street, Capitol HILL
few nights ago, and recovered most OF the cloth
ing from pawn shop, where he was putting them
up for pair OF sleeve buttons
DROWNED WHILE BoArING.-This morning Louis
Graenagher and Ernest Sikken went rowing in
near the AQueduct bridge. Graenagher was
drowned and Sikken was rescued. They were
were employed in the Government Printing once.
A PICKED NINE from the Post ONCE department
will play game of base ball with the nine OF the
ton tomorrow afternoon. The Following is the
Rieser whSs waSe4 N Ne
son, L.; Rhoderick, CT Rulerf 1t isexpected to
organize regular nine in this department.
RIVER TRADE--Harbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front today as follows:
Schooner Edwin c., Capt nellie, 100 900 feet lumber
to w. w. Mccullough: schooner Morning Light,
Capt Pedrick, $1,000 shingles, to johnson Bros;
steamer Rotary, Minter, 5000 feet lumber, city
Dealers barge Petersburg, Minter, 20 600 feet lum
Der to S Kate and Wm Gates
to VIM. E. Stuart
MARRIED AT THE COURT HoUsE.-This afternoon
Mr.. Archibald Richard, native OF Scotland, and
Jennie Elizabeth Foster, were married In the pri
yate office of the marshal at the court house by
Rev. Thomas d. Addison, OF Trinity Episcopal
church. The ceremony was performed in the
presence OF number of members or the bal, clerks,
reporters, bailiffS, &C.
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.

ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGLA CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
Is ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE IT Is PURE: BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY, SILL
CATE, &C., WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
IT IS SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW CPREPARED BY OURSELvES),
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS.
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
3244 WATER STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. G.
ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED FROM THE
TRADE BY FRANK HUME. BARBOUR 4 HAMIL-
TON. N. H. SHEA. Oh RYON Il EARNSHAW. ms
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DEATH OF DARwIS.-A London dispatch says
that Charles Robert Darwin, the scientist and
0rkington, yesterday, aged 70. He had been SUI.
fering for some time from weakness OF the heart.
but continued To work TO the last. He was taken
Ill Tuesday night with pains in the chest, faint
ness and nausea The nausea lasted more or less
during wednesday, and eliminated In death In the
afternoon. Mr.. Darwin remained fully conscious
until within q quarter OF an hour OF his death.
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ai5-dsds CHARLES NJ MATTHEWS. Trustee
V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM
PROVED REAL. ESTATE IN SQUARE 20, II
rVtrt LIZA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED ZEAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 20, IN
TaE CITY OF WAS ssh D. G.? ON
BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated Stay 9th. neS
1873 of record in Liber TO, 1t pages 33s &C. $S
the I'd records OF the District 81 Columbia ana -
AZ the request of The party secured thereby viii sell
pubic auction tn the highest bidder, front OF the
premises. or Thurs DAY, THE TWENTY-o 18th
APRIL. 1892, IT FIVE O'CLOCK M, all OF lots
and il numbered ~, il the city # Washing
ton in tn District CT Columbia. with the rights and
pur.enances to the belonging. This property will
be sold subdivision lots OF 20 feet front each I'D
street west.
Terms of sale Onequarter cash. with the resine in
equal Payments, at twelve aud eiztlteen months
after date Of sse with interest at six per centrum per
num- the deferred payments TO lie secured by deed
OF tr;z on the premises sod S1cO to be paid each
subdivision lot 3, time OF sale If terms of sale be not
CONF L. Il with in fye days after SALE q resale will
bad. after five days notice at the cost md risk Of
deianitins purchaser. All convey anes pu chaser
cost.
aI5-dAas CHARLES ii. MATTHEWS. Trustea.