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DIED.

CLARK. sIn Sunday, March 10th. lsS4 at 80 oclo.k
~, ia MES RUkCH s--sl l. years ? months ane 2
day and 81 VI nd4y March 18th. 1854. IL IS O'Clock
2. Ii. LAhREHit RAY. agtd years ntbs AID %
days iita AID sixth sns = / Edw and JANE NJ Cls4k.
bUthoT malignant -arict fry T.
Funeral services tprivatej Of both Monday Marsh
l4l i-14 a tira ocoek = from the family
doe. No 800 Fourteenth street southeast Iut-rrDst
AT Congressional ceI.i'terS.
FRAZIER. On Mon .ay. March L. lsS4 a, ten minusss
T. oelocA o. III WILLIAM I. FRAZIER, beloved a.
D2;d 4 Ann Frazier In the fourth VI
FUNERAL notice hereafter.
1OGNEN. On the morning of March 10th 1894 after
brief llliI-ss oi cOrislllHltiuG. WILLIAM IOCMEY
Iis funeral WI; tske llace from lis late rcsideDs
l1l3 : street southwest, on tuesday morning Q O.
O'Clock anu VII proceed thence 10 ~ Douiuic's chur b.
where requiem Mass VII b celebrated ~ 50 FIiedG
and relatives VI tie family are invited 10 attend
TURNER At the Residence Of her son-in- law LieRt
T. VI. Cults USN. Navy Yard Mare Island CaliforIsiA
on March 18th lisa. ANNA hEI TURNER. widow u
Hon Daniel Turner, and daughter u Mary Lloyd ssd
Francis Scott Key
WEIGH. On March H. 1894 at m, LILLIAN
IORETfD. aged one year and eight nths and N
March IL. 1884, at 80 m FRANCIS ssed i've Yeas
dearly beloved children Of William p and Nannie j.
WEIGH. and grandchildren of n s. aud the late Csst
Joseph " lite.
Relatives and friends Of the family requested 20
attend funeral from IareTte residence 5lg 9Th
southwest. tuesday, 18th instant AZ D. IN.
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NnLAMASr1c SPOOL Co1ros.
TIE BEST FOR MACHINE OR HAND Use
SIX sPOOLS FOR 2o CENTS

Al the office of the New Home and Hartford Sewing
MACHINES positively the h1htest runInr. most simple
anc durable Machine produced Examine our new
81 q: dttaChIeutS can produce
"oIE than other III the market Machines sold Oh
iLoAtiiIy iay Llents, 81 cclai discount for cash.
~ CIIENHEINFR'S
52s 9Th street n W 81 Cloud Building
P-S--Wt ale The sole agents Tor Hartford and New
tiOIie SeWiiZ Machines. febgj
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DROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF VESSELS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. March l. 1894
deficiencies approved Ma Oh g. IsSS sealed prepl.
Efs % at Nb Ha te
Vessels which have been stricken from the Navy Regis
gust 1882 and which it deemed Tor the best inter
ests of the Unit States to sell. N
locality saas s1a TIER
,da At New Londsn a conn go 7o0 Colorado ss
Sc Eepicia sl4ooo. and cyane. $4,000 at Mare
dressed to the Secretary Of the Navy. sshinEton G.
as to distinguish them from other communications
No offer for more than vessel should be included
within one proposal.
The vessels will be Sold for cash the person or per-
sons or corporation or corporations Offering the high
Each bid or proposal must be accompanied by deposit
IN cash Cor satisfactory certified cnecl Of not less than
also bond with penal equal to the whole amount
OF the offer with two sure.ies to be approved
by the Secretary OF the Navy nditioed for fe pay
such offer proposal within thirty days from the date
Of its acceptance In default is made in the nav
thereof within that time said cash deposit of ten Der
cent sha be considered forfeited to the Government
and shall be applied directed in tn act Of March
sails shall not be accepted will be returned to them
within seven days after the opening Of the proposals
be nn nc sss printed lis. WIN
vessels also ior1ns OF bids aud bonds which must be
used by bidders The vessels be examined at any
Yards "a " Navy
The purchasers must remove the vessels purchaser,
from the limits Of the yard within such reasonable time
US may De nxed by the Department.
WILLIAM E CHANDLER,
Hln4- IA"oW Secretary Of the Navy.
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PETITION FOR A MANDAMre DENIED - The c.
8. Supreme Court to-day rendered q decision de-
clining to issue mandamus on the Secretary of
the Treasury to compel him to pay the fourth In
stallment OF the surplus revenues ordered by the
The petition on which the decision was rendered
was made in behalf OF the state OF Virginia. to com
pei the Secretary OF the Treasury to depoet with
the state Of Virginia the sum OF s7S2 0O6 which IL
its proportionate part Of the fourth instament Of
the public money which, by an act entitled ian act
to regulate the deposits OF the public moneyn apl
proved June ESQ., 1885, the Secretary OF the Treasury
was directed TO deposit with the statea The court
holds that the act created no debt legal obu9ar
ton upon the part OF the United Statea
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THE SOUTHERN METHODIST COW
FERENCE.
Rev. j. 4. Eege.ter WthdravSs Erenn
the Methodist Ministry.

bhrINoRE, March TAI -he annual conference
o. the Methodist Episcopal church south this mtsrn-
Ne Tie WITHDRAWAL Ot key. J. A. Resesler ffom
The conference ani from further conlgec-
Noh Win the ministry Ot The Methodist Epkco-
lA Nnsrch south Was accepted. HIS retirement
sensation. IL = IndrrsioJ - lat he VIII conIsect
n.>eh VITA tiie f'ruttrtait Episcopal church bis
church, South Baltimore
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a Political ARRAY a, p.,er~,,r,

- sIEhsHt So, A. March IA personal enooab-
t".eh Il \ Young. prominent c0an-
ION republican ana dHpUty United States
htiif, prominent StralS .togt republican, during
"'.'1 S4ii- 4" : s-ru. "a iAr head with sack
= -! thllIrd- .ucS attempted 10 slss,ot
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Wall Street IO.Day.

TIE MARKET DULL But WELL SUPPORTED.
NJ" YORK, rHhi.--1he PyHf says: The market
though still Very dun was Wei supported this fore
liooli fHA Result was thai wi.tle there Wa, II no
'H any ning Ike bl.Cvancy TO III. arct l.l,. Was
general advance and IL l., Oc.ocn Out OF twenty
i've stc,3 most actively dealt H.. seventeen were
higher than IL the cic-, Oh Satu-,tay IL. wcr,. a
sinai traction lower. and the rest we're unchanged
mere "ert 70 points OF Iew or SPECIAL interest Ill
the general situation.
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MEDICAL. &c

i AHiES' IOC CAN Confidently CONSULT DE-
- BtDl HRS. 500 Is -. Particular attention
al u all diseases peculiar to Ladies married q y,
Al iTTeu Iar!tes ana OVarla troubles treated lntIy
: ~ Stai- experience. II!tl5-llu'
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r oBEar o HoLTzaIAN, Real Estate Auctionear.

BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPOSITE CENTER
MAEkEI. BEING HOUSE No. 10 ON NINTH
STkEET NORIHWE,T. AND THE LOT on
WHICH IT STANDS.
nder AL by virtue OF three deeds Of trust dated @
respectively Oh the Sh dsy of October 1879 on the III
18th day o: September 1881 and 9Th day Of Dece,
he 1884 ana recorded respectively in Liher 92 folio 80
geo IN liher 9s5 folio ST. et seq, and in 99I
Columbia. the erSe!ed Trustees wiz sell at public
The I, TWE&Tl; FIFTH DAY OF NARCH. 1854 at
1f'E O'CLOCK +, NJ. all that piece parcel
District Of Columbia and being all that part Of lot niue
~, IL square three hundred eshtytwo (3S2y con
tanned within The following etes and bounds: Begin
hx Tor the same &: point 9th street dist
ltty-:uur CA feet eleven - inches south from thu
o;theas; cJrier Of SAID square ana running tuerc,
south tW5hty five t2J) feet: thence eighty
(oe iet nine and i:a g inches to the "a i line of
et : III SAID siGare thence LOrthwardiy with said
lle INVENT go feet seven @ Inches l. ttit liz OF
IT, lot sold and conveyed by Ricnalt, smith trustee Oh
tn 10Th OI September 1889. A. NJ Clements and
thence twaril to The said 9th and the ace II
bslhlnt 'oSt thcr viz the Ii proveEe1.ts. right of
alley the north three 81 feet front h. eptn Of
lot alu tn@ property adjoining It the north
rms ut sae: U1.e-!h-i OF pure base money to be-
PAID III cash: thu les Gt to toe pad wears
from day II saie with six per tn, IruI!-
n'4ts. secured on the property sold to the satisfaction
oI The uit-ri1 q trustees all cash the option of
le purchaser Terms of sale to be compiled with III
ten day from day Of sale trustees reserve the !t
a1ter s'c Lotl"e as nay seem Iro.r to the trustees
deposit VI s25U to b- mad, when tGd i accepted
Gt0 r AFIl.EHY. T,,s.a.s
NM. 4 EDMcNSION. trustees,
r o. HOLlZMhN Aue;folleer,
Hluiu-uSuS nth AID a !,
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DUScANsoN BROS, Auctoneers.
AsSICNEE'S SALE OF HORSES. CARTS iNADE
- iH,lS. MUNTZl GALES COAL, WOOD &c
GpOO WILL AND LEASE OF COAL AND Wood
iAhD, COR\EE SEl EATH AND MARYLAND
AVENUE NORTHEAST
By virtue OF deed OF ASSIGNMENT 10 me I will sell
at pubc auction, on " EDNEoDAf.t the NINETEENTH
LA1 or MAicH A. D. 1884. commencing AT Ten A
~ ON the premises. corner TIN street Maryland ave
hue northeast:
Wagon Harness "
fairtank Coal Scale. Desk
dc. Platform Scale Measures
- Ious Of Coal. Bale Hay.
80 Cords CT Wood Oats, Corn &C. &c
Lease. Good Will &C
WM r. ENNIS Assienee
Cners Will be received Tor Tie entire Stock Good
Lease. &c To the day sac the Assignee rse1yin
tue right ~ re- ct any bid splendid opportunity to
engagr- in business. ~
Hhl4-dts WI. R. ENNIS Assignee
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A Cabinet Cri.i. in England Imminent.

ihh EAtSIESCE OF TIE GLADSTONE GOVERNMENT
AND OF PARLIAMENT PRECaR1oCs
LONDON. March 1.-THE Daily Ne,cs in recount
ing te debate OF saturday in the house OF commons
predlctS an early resignation OF the cabinet, and
asserts That The existence OF the government and OF
kafhaIEent IS precar1ous and In hourly Jeopardy.
! ne Echo says MI Gladstone's worry is retarding
us recovery. 1t urges him TO maintain the policy
OF refusing to annex or TO protect the Soudan not
"hStanding the objections OF his colleagues in the
caoluet. "Mr. Gladstone'S career" IL says, "ls
drawing to q close, and we hope 1t will end In a
manner worthy OF his fame" The st. James
Gazette asserts that serious cabinet crisis is mni
nent The Soudan trouble, 1t says, is not the only
question about which there is disagreement. The
evening edition of the Standard reproaches parlia-
meDt Tor breaking the Sabbath by its sitting till six
O'Clock Sunday morning
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District Govrrnme,t Affair."

SPECIAL POLICEMEN arruINrrn
III JUS pa taT>>. Al.T Vi a.. y al,ch sclgfuo
oA.tii.s Mas i"-ias Aif .Gtti s., c.al policeman
Az Z ln'an Nermi.iio,. Is special puIceuap nj
leADVIy school bGIdirs
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Minister ~argsnr. Ca.-

Az iNrEkEsTtNG srArFsENr FROM GKsNsxy.
i">toN, va. Ia heriiu dispatch 10 local
new agency states that Munster Stnr has teen
a..o"tI Ot secretary tre..g .AEys.u the oYtios Of
I,nAialng AZ Berlin or becoming minister at sstpe
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a. lPERB COLLECTION
OF
RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE
TO BE SOLD AT


TUESDAY. MARCH EIGHTEENTH. at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ.
BY WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il co, Auctioneers,
At The Scott Art Gallery
No 1919 New York avenue northwest.
Most g which made to order and consigned to ua
VIII Instructions to dispose OF the entire stock
AS Will be noticed embraces Of the rarest and
most costly furniture sold at public sale in the
strict he parl0r chamber and dining fu1ni-
tuce Is particularly arkable for excellence of work
h::us.iit and DURABILITY, which part will find
tf of superior crafty their tastes by
ewing this sale their attention The goods will be
exhibition To the public and after March 1ith when
the catalogues Will De ready The following list par
tally cnuuerates the goods to be sold:
Ni-,lIltcc4. Ch"iI.ter Suites in walnut. mshoGany
chs rry and ash. mar bietop. eXQusitey carved. most
fashionable designs with French dessnrs, bcveled-ne
I." Glass. extra size: Elegant Parlor suite beautifully
II Gos-ered u silk push-tI- workmanship cannot be
surpassed NahO2L Frame Parlor Suite, gor9eou.ly
upholstered il. silk plush: handsomely upholstered
DivaIs ard F=Sy Chairs III plush Parlor Suites uphol
stored l.. stylish and desirable goods; large and
ai SclIe Hal Racks with ytra SIZE plat, <lass hand
some ana deliberately carved lJuff Plate Glass len
and other 1esIg ladies Writing DESKS Walnut
rotary and Bookcase combined Walnut Chit VAL
nut rusll Table Plate Glass. Mahogany and Ebony
Cabinets Walnut and E,55Iy card Tables Sha espeare
Ebony HeGeerals Library Tables Reception Chairs.
Ebony and Mahogany stands. elegant Cande.aprl
with Plate g!"ss stand handsome Tables inlaiu with
cot Mahccary AID alnJIt MUSIC stands. Mahogany
extra ize: 1ina Walnut Extension Table. beautifully
0EllaIl-2t=t. Mahogany ana Walnut Flower StanLS,
walnut WaTdFobes Handsome M"ntel Mirror, bronze
and Plush framed teyeled-edge Plate glass Walnut
gallery will h O. an from a. III. til =. Ii.
GlIi3-it Walt Z L. WILLIAMS /. co, Aucts
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

Fusion i'm Virginia.
REApJrsTER AND sTRAIaHT-oCT Mass MIEfrSo Al
HARKISoEBCka.
special Dispatch to TIE EVENING star
THANKSGIVING, Va, March l7.-An immense mass
meeting composed Of both readusters and straight
oIss, Is now in progress, Hon. John F. Lewis pre-
Suing Resolutions 10 vote and work for the nomi.
zee OF the national republican convention have
been passed unaninously
Latest Foreign News BY Cable.
FRIGHTENED BRrToNs
, LONDON. March 1.-THE police OF Newcastle-on-
Tyne nave received Information OF q plot to eX-
pode the principal buildings OF the CITY, including
lns central Railway station and the post Office.
ARE IRISH FARMERS roofs?
LONDON, March 1.-THE Standard calls attention
10 tne significance Of MI. ParnellS menace In the
mouse OF commons that the Irish farmers are fools
II theE paid taxes TO enforce the coercion act.
DISTINGUISHED OFFICER CHEATING AT CARDS.
BRUSSELS. March i1.-An army officer OF high
grace, Wen known as skillrul sSordsruan aud
crack pigeon Snot, has been detected cheating IT
carus his gains during one week were very large
he at once offered 20 resign. but the resiS nation
was refused and an Investigation has oeen or
GCNF0wDEH PLOT AT BIRMINGHAM.
LONDON. March IA box OF POW der With fuse
aItached has been discovered In the post Office at
Birmingham.
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the prain-tile Theory of the Ohio
luaIS.

\ correspondent OF the New Yofe frenfno Posi-
lay special stress upon tie agency OF drain tile Ia
pleInring thr ohio FOODS. He SAYS that .u6re
than 5000 miles Of draln-tes had been laid In lbe
state since ls16' TIE fever has ragged throughout
Indiana ana ONO with equal violence. and though
] nave 10 Official report OF the work done Their.
i"rl confident m safe IN stating tina, Ia the thFas
states u"le than 100000 miles OF tie have been
lElL Now let Us consider tine effects The gen
erAl surface Of this whole region is level that &c
tb"linds IN SwaInps, sioughs and areas or low wet
land. OF greater or less extent. There Is hard.F
farm which has not more or less OF such land wligch
heretofore has been useless. but which wien
drained, has proved 10 Ice the most pro-
duc'he land Oh the farm. These ar.sas
consequently, have been everywhere Tie
lret 10 Oe drained. 10 the immediate and manifest
improvement uI the producttv,.ness or the farm
anu equally ~ the health or It's occupants Bit
ca The either hand. these have heretofore bcsn
rlie festry0rs Into which the rains and rueltlAg
sh"Hs OF all the tributary surface have slowly
found their way by inftraton; and after days aud
weeks. during which evaporation was eoust antly In
p"etes2, lhe surplus or overflow has reached the
flLeF. Now they have been provided with arTi1caal
substitutes Tor natures slow methods and the llu-
mediate discharge is secured OF ali these natural
ttseiNolrs through the drains, which carry OF IL a
Few hours al accession OF waters that would otfer-
wise have reached the river only by COMPARATIVELY
SrUall ms;aI.Lents after p.rcolatiug Tor weeks OF
perhaps months. through sl0ughs and swamps aud
losing large portion 10y evaporation. This effect
Is perfectly obvious aud undenia0le; anu, taking
into account TIE almost Incredible extent 10 which
This Work " drainage has been carried Is the re-
SUIT aislroportioIate to The cause2
VERY READY WITH HIS PIsToL-Col T. A. Farses
Is assistant adlgtant general OF the state OF LOUIS
laa, IN charge OF the Offices AT Baton Rouge while
Cen u l. Beaulegard Is aGjutant general. but g.
mains most or the time IN New orleans Last
frldaE, AT the ONCE IN the state house, Capt. 81
r Brundt, OF the Bruudt Rifles. called upon Col
Fires on business Tor his COMPANY Some urIp,-
lion arose between them t. the regularity OF the
organization, when Brundt drew his revolver sfd
sa"t a. Col FailtS. TUunllng him Ia the shoulder
The wound Was pronounced uot dangerous, aud
lHnltt- who had surrendered. was promptly fe-
leased Ola BALL FAIRIES was 4 conspicuous officer u
artillery in Inc division VI Kirby smith ia Tie c0n-
fet.,.rdte aIIny.
WHEN MIND AND BODY are out Of sorts with c6d
cSir-tnitleS. Ir.lOWnrSS In the skill coStlgeusss
dun headache, ana an indspo>itIun - STIR abO4t
Or > re You ara ia Tor a bilious attack, s,rir..rfg
IRON inUre or less de1TJ.ercd liver Ijr. .JayIs
NtnatlNt Ills VIII bTlu. the liver healthy CHI
~ ~. ~. .-...- nv IN .,-- 4.
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WHO'S. J. FISHER s co. Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FhONI1NG 100 FEET ON 6 STREET AND so
LEI on NINTH STREET NORTHWEST I'M
PRONID BY IMO-STORY BRICK BUILDING
OCCUPIED FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES AND
TWO IHREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
BY virtue of deed of trust dated June ls A. d a
1871 and recorded in Loer NO s57 folio ALL ct seq III;
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia
at the reoues Of the party thereby will offer
Tor sale. Tor cash. at public auction. in front of the
premises, on WEDNt SDAY, MARCH TWENTY
SIXTH. 1884. at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ,
al OF lot numbered three ~ and the thirty 800
leet front and running back with that width eighty
seven $50 fe in depth of Lot numbered two o. ali in
square numbered four hundred five 4C0) as the
same are known and described upon the plat plan of
Washington City in said District together with the i'm
provements thereon
deposit of $500 will be required time of SALE All
at cost OF purchaser and deposit to be
forfeited the terms Of sale not COMPLIED with
within ten days from date Of sale
RICH ,RD W. TYLER, Trustee
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IN THE Court Of Claims to-day, judgment Cor
s44 WAS rendered In favor OF George 4. De-rlng
AGAINST the District, and for ssts 50 In favor OF
Louis Aankel against the United States
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a NEkpicr FOR 1uE nEFENPASr.-To-day In lhe
1ltcui court Jude Hagn,r the case or Llharf -
hflst AZ ilnsJ George ". hn0N ended Ia a yertllct
Tor u'i7ndant The suit Tor Damages sstaits.t
y " a. eialiled nS The plaintiff falling frUrn bsaly
Constructed sCafiul1 Oh the I.flaaar,I,s fsrYr.
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MARRIED..

McCENET-HYATT A. Trinity church M-iaesasy
VI rch Il, lNNs. Wy the Rev 1hu- Addison, D. j .
mo 5 M,CL-Ntl, II MoutggIn.Iy county, Nd. 70
Miss HELEN VI HYATT. OF JlIi= city
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Whole tickets. So half tickets 81: q tickets $50; IS
tickets, SlUU.
Remit money or bank draft In letter or send by ex
Press Postal note orders of So and upward by oxrcss
can be sent at expense Address all orders to
j. DOUGLAS. Covngtou. Ky. or 0. BALLARD Lock
boA 40 AltNalura, Va febSw
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A BAD BREAK IN THE CANAL-The BERN side OF
Sideling hill aCueduct on the Chesapeake and OHIO
canal forty eight miles this side of Cumberland
reported to have given way Saturday night About
one hundred ana twenty five feet OF stone work Is
gone, and repairs Will probably occupy several
weeks, and the opening or navigation viii be
delayed for that time. Two boats were loaded al
pany's coal for this place, but, OF course cannot
come through until the break is repaired.
No WATER IN THE GEORGETOWN LEyEi.-The
water was not let In the Georgetown level OF the
canal last night, as promiSed-why fs not known.
The ten days Will expire Wednesday. at which
time II the water is not on the lesSes of the water
according to the terms or their leases. can char
up pro rata OF their rents against the canal COIN
pany, so II Is preSumable the water VIII De on by
that time. The accident above mentioned has
nothing to do with the water not being put In this
level
Torn UP STREETs.-The citizens on the Heights
torn I'D to lay the airpipes the tunnel, and say
but little more time and expense would have been
occaSioned to lay them along the creek all the way
A TESTIMONIAL TO Mr. JOHN MITCHELL-A set OF
resolutions, handsomely engroSSed and framed was
presented at the Dumbarton street vi. l. sunday
school yesterday. by Rev. j. j. q. Webster, on be-
half OF the sunday school teachers, TO MI. John I.
Mitchell who retired from the supplementary OF
the school some weeks ago. Mr.. Mitchell replied ia
feeling and appropriate remarks. The resolution
expressed high appreciation or MI. Nitchells ten
years services TO the school
DEATH.-Mrs Lavfnia Goodman. wife or Mr.. J. c.
Goodman, died az her residence, No. 29l3 Dunbar
ton street, Saturday, aged thirty-seven years
A BAD HoCsE.-CharieS Smith, colored. was flned
$50 or CD days by Judge Smell this morning. Tor keep
ing bawdy house Ia this place.
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'2'HuMAS DOWLISG, Auctioneer

'INHuMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ASD tNINtEOVED RIAL ESTATE, No loj
w. FEST STREET. MCKINNEY. AND PART
Or LOT ., n SQUARE No 72l on Penn vi
s saSiA AS y EAST, eETWltN FIRST AND
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of CHunibia rass,d oll 18th lay % III
iifci ~ go ~ tqty cause Nc. $50, shat ia
Indie, = at HALF-lAsT FOUR I','ItJ,'k 7 II on
~ Ni,At. HE THENIY-IIFTH DAI OF
SiAf' T. 49, Lot No 2 Of Da,Iel CARROTS sriyisn1,
o- "ISlilal lot No IL stuar- No 5,j "xcft tf Dor
ton conveyed ~ the tml-d State improved b, ir,.
story b,-ck store aha dwelling, No los wanna
avenue northwest
Also of lot g. OF the SAME subdivision, in e,era
No 35 fronting twenty three 2) Zee. on Ist sir
ana :ii iUV.d by ttIre:scry brick dwelling No lS
Ist rect northwest w. "
also Part u lot = IL square No 49, beginning for TN.
same on f-n:Is vaa nue. at the northwest corner
c said iot. and running thence viii, III. dividing @
between lot and LOIS Numbered 3 ard To r stren
thence cas-; With sad street twenty four (2il f>t
seN, ana three. quarters ~, inches thence parallel
P-nnsylvan!a aveiue. and thence westwardIy with
said avenue twenty five feet ~
Terms OF sale, prescribed by SAID decree
OF the purchase money to be paid III cash. am, tn.
taIace III one ana two years from the day Of sale For
the deferred payments the purchaser or purchasers sis
give their notes drawing six 60 per cent Ir
annun secured by Ceed dcds of trust on the prom
erty purchased deposit of one hundred Slo dollars
on each lot must be made which the property is knocked
down AL conveyAnCin9 to be at te cost Of the p,r
within days from day of SALE the property viii
be resold at the cost OF the defantinR purchaser
JOHN l.. MCNALLl. Trustee
Nhl3dGdS Columbian Law Building