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A Convention of Bicyclers.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The board Of officers and
delegates from the districts in New York PennSyl-
vania, New jersey, Vermont, and the New England
states, who are members of the American Wheel
mems League, met to-day at the Grand Union
hotel The meeting was The regular business one
of the league, which Is held every two years
About thirty members OF the organization were
present the morning session was occupied In the
reception OF reports, which were OF an encouraging
char
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from the New York Herald
The delegates OF the farmers union, OF Winnipeg,
Man, have returned from Ottawa Their memo
rial to the government, requesting redress OF the
grievances under which the people are suffering,
received no attention They report that nothing
will be conceded by the government The people at
Winnipeg are greatly incensed at the governments
action, and many advocate open rebellion The
council OF the farmers union has called a conven-
ton to meet March 5, at which the whole north
west viii be represented and decisive action Will be
taken. Feelings OF intense Indignation are ex-
pressed on all sides at the action OF the government
and should Premier NOrquay's mission to ottawa
prove as Ruthless that OF the farmers union dele
gates. It Is impossible TO say TO what extreme
measures the people may be driven In order 10 Sc
cure Justice. revolutionary spirit is spreading
among the people, which probably VIII not stop
short OF secession from the confederation.
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The Iiaieht Trial.

MORRISv1LLE, n. Y. Feb. 22.-The evidence in the
Haight trial being all In and it being the anniver-
sary OF Washingtons birthday, the court adjourned
until tomorrow morning, when Mir. Barnet will
sum up for the defense A verdict is not expected
before Monday or Tuesday.
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

THE THETIS.
LONDON, Feb. 22--Commander Goodrich leaves
the IhetiS. recently purchased by America for the
Greedy relief expedition and takes command of the
Alert the SlOop OF war which the English govern
ment adds TO the expedition. The Ihetis viii sail
for America next week.
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VIZ De MEYER

It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAJ CURE is the only treatment that viii absolutely
cure Catarrah. Dr. Wei de Meyers '.TREAr1sEn with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1S2 Fulton street, ny feb4 m.wfsst
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MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE OR
~ TWO q; Dr. BROrHEkS' 1nvigoratug Cordial
" al any of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
tity and Iinpotency. 1t inparts vlgor TO the whole
SYST Str febl3 Irns
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
1HE AODEL last line AND TIE ONLY LINE
BEIWEIN
IEI FiS1 AND TIE WEST
VA WASHINGTON


VA WASHINGTuN
felere to e ret r. 1t tSn 3as November Is 1891
1eaVr eSllItCn from station. New jersey
sHf,s and street BY Eastern Standard 10Th Meri-
& Heinn ias aeu5ss ia and p st I @I4s
in.curh Coaches and Palace sieeIins Cars to above
Its ii,,l at 1915 a. H. snd s:.op n daily: 40
n Csr> to IlttshurE.
1G Tol.do ana I+,roit via NonroeviIle 1o:15 a. N.
Ss.'y WITH SLEEPER for Toledo Wheeling ard Lake
2Ia,.s ;or Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa IT.
I t s sqnda5 5 ? m ana 1otop m 'ailywith
1or Batincre on week days ) $40 $40, 500, s:lo,.
az" iCyS . M; 10 - ~ ~ 20 30 ~ MA
1sr HaitH err On SUNDAYS 80. 500. 500 am. las.
tor ANNAPOLIS. so 100 an. I2:lo and 4:4o pms
,on syls- cay 30 am 4>4oP-rn-
r. stations On METROPOLITAN urancb .:lo AKA and
eao Pm caily e1ceI' Sunday, AS H. DAILY Tor
N4l.,y Ranrn 80 IA daily exceit S;!nd9v 3 20
II Dolly Tor Fre,ie;,ck. $50 am, -1G:lS am 4:45
: Pm. &IU Il pm oa4ly except Sunday
taGf~@w loi' a n and A5 "a daiiy except
1lalI. arrive from tie West daily $50 $50 m Ia
1ien New York. and PHILADELPHIA 2.55. saoan daily
fG"m Anl.aio.is. so lU.4o An. 80. 6s. pm: Sun
1roin Lexington. go a daily and 2.I5p m daily
1Ioia fteeerk and intermediate POINTS, Sos 1000
unay 10 y m daily 1 sIcn o Pairs Of Fl tay except
IIals Ie&Se Baltimore for WASHINGTON AZ = 40 30
so. 80, go and 10 30 12:l5. - A. 40
p ~ 90 &Ld 1915 J.. M Oh Sundays =, ~
- y S-ita n, 80. ,. { -, 80 and IN
trains from Washington sep Relay station Kept
i,rI.
Tor irr5her i1torna:iOn apply the Baltimore anil
SL-C 1lsk-t OIace-N ashiLgton Station GlJ and 1851
f'iISi 2fa avenue. corner 1ith street where orders
VII l.. htii -Cr b4 chez Aed AND rrreIy,, AZ
i. tL;- city
s. Nj CLEALNiS :. NJ c: r. Baltimore
G IN { NJ
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TEyIE FNiSI!f~ OF THE MUTT Al. RESrKyF
K 1t NJ LII l. ASSOCIATION Elylr = f0- a y ar CIR
dated te-r fals-uods tErs u.Ou; the cou.t=y II his
r--t.lt- IL I-IiyT- tn ,rtiy
l, Il --I appointing ccnIlttees 20 attend the an
hal meeting OF the Association. the Vurr o. in
Ne~taJI.. for Jh-frs-ly TIN truth fals u thea
Ct--s- 4I tn actual condition # the dli. D. ne
A~,-.atyi.- A. result the ASS CIat d
have received !,;i and w.
1il.tT.s I'D 1ESeII.eut by every rOEnInitJe~
Ixt-Ict Il Pp:t u the B-!o committee
VIII every facility fJc DIRECTING rraj.s
CroS Ilcatl.. there
found II th- fI any = healthy pros
!+TUS tiI,DE. GtiltIz Justly with IL 1;-!:!;r- and
hctfora - a. Il. public IeL le4races d.ce
tive al .--r.- riI.v..--JltF
Extt. trou IL, cf the Baltimore committee:
= fgI cvtry inquiry iI-a+.e u! tllc
10. a-'eH & ite matter and C',. Ia, personal o-r
N-tlJi. t.e IT, think = - that the
c2s- = ~ tt..y worthy of ~ f is
l-rt +r- /. l. t.Ii-y mutual a>stcat4Og Srry
ltitr Ipr:L ,i.iJ.-et I. :tt ll'vrriu III t-c
- . o. sO,d ~ harm Gf.yv ~. 1902 ID -trr-t
iVti -. kNI(rIiI OtI4rI.: Aren't.
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How 10 Convert scepucs.
From the Rochester Post -Fxp-eea

The conversion OF Colonel Robert O. rncers,s,
seems possible with the minimum OF cost and tro,.
BILE. II any confidence Is 10 be reposed ip an advef
usement in TIE Sioid, which announces an rr,eo.
tive "Anti-Scepuc Fluid and Pump" All that Il
TO be done, apparently is corral the distingsh,d
sceptc, introduce the nozzle between his elooueIt
though reluctant lips, and pump him fun OF thai
penercent "Anti-Sceptic Fluid which viii restore
his mind TO healthy and believing frame
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Said the railroad magnate: shines are RettinG
close and must economize." "Not in your living.
trust?" queried friend "Ah, no." replied tbs
large shareholder "not In my living, but In the
living OF my employees
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supposed Tragic Death Of saimi Msrss.

NEW YORK, Feb. sa-The body OF q man wee
found 10 tue North river to-day by the polio
II was that OF a man six,y wears Old.
and from papers which Were found en-
his person Is surmised tnet
passion Play, who made an unsuccessful attemlf
To produce the play In this city. The police are
Investigating the matter
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PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 22.-The Roanoke river,
after falling two feet has again commenced rising
ana is now % feet above the low water mark 1t Is
still rising, and all OF the low grounds along the
river submerged.
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On the Short Side.
Capitol Topics.

MONTREAL, Feb. &C. G. Geddes, stock broker,
has suspended payment. The difficulties arose
from being on the snort side OF the speculation In
bank stocks. Liabilities. $4,000.
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The Plate Printers, Rail-.

AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT AT TIE NATIONAL
Rifles ARMORY.
The attendance at the plate printers reunion and
ball at the National Rifles armOry last night was
very large, and the occasion proved In every way
agreeable. With good music, program OF twenty
well arranged dances, kept the company whirling
connected with the affair was pleasant as could
be desired, the details being admirably conducted
by the following committees: Arrangements-Jno.
". Gray, ChaS II. Long, Henry Halpin, A. j.
OPrey. c. j. Patten, o. L Ford, Thomas Smith,
Chas F. Stringer, E. II. Welsh, E E. Moore, Nicho-
las Riley. Peter McGirr, VIM. II. Waddington, Jos
MOllOy and W. C.. Mckenny; recepttOn-Arthur
Small, D. j. Logan, VIM, Slocum, Eugene Bettes
and Jas. R. English; master OF ceremonies Emile
W. O. Miller. A: J: O'Prey, E. H. Welsh. Charles
Fox, j. Huck, J. G. Spencer, C. II. Long. VII Wad-
GingtOn, f. E. Moore, w. LOcraft, r. C. Heron,
Nicholas Riley, c. j. Patten, W. c. kcKenny, w.
McGirr. A. Baker and j. B. BurneS
Among those present were Mr.. Cole Mr.. Swan.
Mr.. Miiligan, Miss Ready, Miss O'Brien, MI. Shee-
han, Mr.. John Dallon Nj. C. Huck, Miss Davis Miss
Spellman, MI. Davis, wife and daughter, Mr.. C. J..
Wells and Miss Wells, Miss Kate Schwfng, Miss
Rhodia NJ Thorn, MIS- woodward, Mr.. Kirk, III. j.
j. Grady, Miss Mary Gaity, the Misses French, Miss
Odenwell, Miss Joy, Miss Claudia Moore, Mra
O'Prey, Miss steep. Miss Baker, Mr.. Benedick Miss
WaddingtOn, the Misses Mccormick, MIA Graves
Miss Council, Miss Mitchell, MrS Little Miss Hance
Mrs johnson, Miss Flynn, Miss Martin Miss Allen,
Mrs Jor1ensOn, Miss Kelley, Miss Cox, Miss Knox
Miss McGirr, MI. and Mrs Ulrich, MI. and Mrs.
Mr.. Slocum, wife and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Long,
Mr.. Ciarvoe. Mr.. Lovelace and wife, Mr.. Lowcraft,
wife and daughter, Mr. and MrR. Spencer, MI. and
Mrs Grimes, Mr. PattOX.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct o'''sS'1 fahia a. 10 10

(,HANCERY ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OEEAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH STREtT. BETWEEN l AND
SThEErS NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deere of the Supreme Court of the7
District OF Columbia III special term passed in ia
cause No 1882 Equity wherein Frederick g. Cal eA;A
vert IL complainant and Charles Calvert ct al are de-
PENDANTS the uniesiF ed will offer for SALE at public
anttlon, IN front OF the premises. TUESDAY THE
TWENTY -S1XTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1884 at II Ar f.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK N. all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises situate the CITY OF Nash
lnxton and District OF Columbia, and known and de-
scrlbed as the south part of lot numbered twelve On
in square numbered hundred and six O6 froptinS
twenty nve (21) feet ON 18th street extend ns
eastwarly to alley iii the rear the same ia laid
down the official plat of said city the Improve
nents thereon consist OF a frame dwelling.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money cash ONE
third in tx months, and onethird i'll twelve months
from the day OF sale with nteres on said deferred
mens at the rate of six t6 per centum per UNI or
payments to be secured by the Of the purchaser
and deed of trust upon the said real estate &lOO shah
be required soon the property ia bid of: aud Il
the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms d sale
within ca days from the Of SALE the
will BE- resed at his risk and All conyeyanriny
and recording at purchasers st.
EDWARD A. NEWMAN, Trustee
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 523 ~ street northwest
OuNCANSON bhOS.. Aucuoneers. 3al9-d&ds
N. Bone OF THE HEIRS OF THE LATE
owner bid this property in at recent sale faiinR
TO comply with the teris thereof the court decreed
this resale at his risk and cost
febl4-dSds EDWARD A. NEWMAN. Trustee.
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LIE OF FISH WHARF PRIVILEGES

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, u c., Feb - 1904 (
Notice is hereby given that ON MONDAY FEBRir ARy
TWENTY FIFTH, 1854 the fish wharf in Washnvton
and the fish stall III Georgetown will be sold vt ubic
aucu for the term Of ole year from March 1874 40
fish stalls in GEORGETOWN Market House the highest
bidder. Terms cash. IN advance
Also, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the same dav. on
street between eth and 9Th streets north west in
front OF tho fish stalls Of (Center) Washington
all rights aud privileges granted allowed by the laws
Of the corporation Of Washington to establish
the city of Washington. and wharf dock shall be
deemed eligible unless situated at point on the
north side ot the Potomac river between ltn street
and l4th street west. to the highest bid,ier
Terms: one hundred dollars he paid on the day of
sale and the residue to be paid within days from ay
of sale. MY
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners DC
q. j. LYDECKER,
Major Of Engineers U S.A.
Engineer Commissioner DC
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A Short Strike.

PITTsBCRG, Pa, Feb. 22.-The coal miners OF the
Fourth Pool have resumed work, the operators
agreeing TO pay them the district price-three cents
per buShe.
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AUCTION SALES.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME WALNUT PARLoR SUITE, UPHO1-
sIERED IN FIGURED SILK: FINE WINDOW
HANG1NGS. WALNUT NJ. L. CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE, PAINTED CHAMBER FU NITURE, MAT
IRESSEe, BRC SSELs AND INGRAM IARPE rs
BRUSSELS HALL AND STAIR CARPETS. WAL.
NUT N. I. SIDfBOARD, WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLE, WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE, SERVANTS FURNITURE. Re-
FRIGERAT0R, KITCHEN TABLE. WASH TUBS
hITChE. Requisites. d. At AUCTION:
On IL ESDAY NOR ING. february TWENTY
SIXTH at No. 1904 street northwest commencing at
TEN O'CLOCK, sha sell he n;ire contents
febg2-3t THOMAS DOW LING. Auct
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At Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday, James E Booth,
convicted OF assault upon a little girl, was SEN
fenced to 10 years and SIX months Imprisonment
At Petersburg. Va, yesterday, Judge Mann, In
the case OF the state against the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery company, decided against the com.
pa1y.
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EhE GREAT
2 = Cfti
- PENNSYLVANIA T0TTEA
IN 80 ~ III Il AL.sE &c

fs'hE GREA-
4orHr l I5fNNI5 asf a{ TB?T T5T 44Hursr
i IIIFCT E0S i1Es.i II i5. NJ ~ = MY
1RAI''s lftyE W .sitINeTos. FROM srAT.os coESzs
1U I-tt-tU~- AID ;he Wtsf Chicago IiTrieI rxr-osz
- . n eii, VIM salr cars ~, fI Sf ist
Cincinnati Western Lxpr.ss 80 y m do ly Win
va cc5 and { & l. i',,' r l. Oily X f9i
20 n ~, 'a 5a i H., 81 e. CLIea2 Maj E1pr
i'i1s sis {i St ny TafiI if1 e :, eG%o
Fer Ire. CaI4aneai-1.a ocf.~;.r PniIaiD. Nise,r,
i1lY r n GsIly. EXCEPT Saturday with Isias- cars
.ai l-aNl1, "a-hlston satU-,lty ,sit Viii ~.
Eoi William 81 ort, Losk Haven ard E1sira ate4o.n
, os4,y e%s-I I s'Id:'y-
o. lt:.U snd Ills = III. On Su,.,ly, % 1000 and
- - IL Limited Z. res o: lull.-a.. Far.yr Cars
Eos'en "iii.t change. l4Jp every week day
1ol ErcesIyH. y y al tl-or2f, tras connect 4. Ier
s'y Ky ~t;h = as - i;rooL lyn Annex, al riding
"a e. 49, New orK city.
sIt - = anu ~ ~ M, ~ ~ 4gl 1870
-I:lrd INiress, 9-40a- N daily. except sI,i.,.a -
4C-- - 40 90 :ss % 80 and III ~ m ~
su:IaJ 90 iV:sOa H.i Co. TO. sc. ~ CO II Is
&c. Pores Creek Line. GO 4 N AID 4lop n daily
Ier Annapolis 30 Am. anG ;4o pm daily e1ceptsua
ALLXANIRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Ma ASD ALLAANLhIA AM MAsLIN0TON
ICT Als2sIdTla - 80 q.25 IL % and IL a. am
q -, go. =. g. AID Il - PIN On Suuds =:
10 Il. II c:c ara tn scr,i Is and IL os H. daily
I'M; ahG az n, Sa.iy ~. :. vsslnday
and Ie.4, al 90 80. 81, 10. - and 10 sop
n ard II 10 midnight On sunday % ana no. 10
1:cict- and information a, tie cce northeast corner
,h Ltre crdr can Ie tit ter the ctcs!ns se 6 ss
stse 10 cestlnatlon iron 4, lis ., d re-iceI.ss.
CHAs- L ftGH- "'Eesal Manner MI
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Mr. BURCHARDs TERN OF OFTTcK@Some cues
ton has arisen as to the date OF the expiration OF
the term OF ONCE OF Il c. Burchard, director Of the
mint. According to the date OF his appointment
his term would expire to-day, but he was not sworn
into ONCE until four years ago from the 9TH OF
nation to that Office will be made In q few dayA
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The Researches OF a Pennsylyania IA.
Chambersburg Valley Spirit,

From the Chambersburg Valley Spirit
IL Is believed by Us that there are but four words
IN the English language ending with dous and
these are printed here for the first time this even
ing, so for as we know. The words are:
Tremendous.
StupeadopS
Hazardous
Amphlpod0US.
llfc LONDON Ddiy AeLrS, but the fourth has hereto
lore escaped notlce The four named, We believe
complete the list
TORN TO PIECES BY BLooDHoU SDs-Clifton Wade
mas oeen Fugitive from Missouri justice for over
year hekllel Robert Cummings In Monroe county
Two men went 10 Naxahatchie, Texas and Offered
norses Ior safe Suspicion Was aroused and one man
was arrested, The other making his escape. Blood
MOUNDS We're put upon his track the officers follow
Ing Not lar from the town they overlook the doys
ana found That the brutcS had killed The Man mll-
ulaung MS BODY In a terrible manner. From a
photograph In possession II OF he officers tho
luan Was Identified as the notorious Clir Wade.
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STEA MERS.
GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BFTWTFT NEW YORK HAvgR
LONDON. Southampton AND BREMEN.
ne steamers of this company viii sail EVERY WE'D
NESDA1 AND SA1 RDAi from Bremen, Yer. foot Ok
street HohOken. Rates Of passag From New York to
heSTe Iontrn. Southampton aId Bremen, first cabin,
ESQ and SlsN. second cabin. StJ: steeraEe.
Ts5tS For freight or IasSds- apply TO uEIEICH3 y
90. BowLE- Green. New York; W 81 MiIZl ROTT
Co, S25 PrnusS Ivalls avenue northwest. ClfAS.
WALTZ L. = - s,r,ut Agents Washi;istou. JAZZ
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N T.
DCNCASSON BROS, Auctioneers feb20-dGd

4 NHSNCERY SALE.
~ By virtue of decree of the Supreme Conrt ofs1x
the District OF Columbia. assed the 3lst day %$
January, 1884 In equity cause No. 1909 doc 30
undersisre d Will sell to the highest bidder public
auction. frontQi the PREMISE the following rilpd
real estat. in WasiiGgton city. b. ON FRIDAY the
TWENTY-S1NIHDAYOF FEBRUARY 1884 at FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ. part of Square 9o5. besnni ny
for the 1lJ feet from the northwest of said
square, running thence south 81 feet east 20 inch
north "a feet 10 street and west og street ~ feet
inches to the b ginuin2 On SAME DAY at FIVE,
O'CLOCK +. NJ part of Lot q in square $50 BEGINNING
for the SO feet 10 inches from the northwest corner
Of said square binding Virginia avenue Is feet 7
inches thence sonthwesterly G3 feet 10 feet !
inches ard norteaserly 60 feet II the beginning and
IN SAME DAY. at F1vE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
Lots 10 nd l6. in Square 1901. on SATURDAY, the
FIRST DAY OF MARCH 1884 at FOUK-THIRIY
GCLoc ~ the ct half Of Lot in the subdivision
Terms Of sale One third of purchase money in cash
and residue IN two equal payments a. six and twelve
months with interest from day of sale secured by
approved note. and reserved en all cash option
OF purchaser Conveyanc ing &c. at of purchaser
Purchaser to comply tn terms Of sale within days
from day OF SALE or property will be resold his cost
and risk deposit Of $50 at time Of sale on first ns
required. aud S25 each of the others f
- JAS. n. FITZPATRICK, Trustee
DUNCANSON bhOS, Aucuoneers feblS-lOtd
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 1903 T STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT

I'M = HIS SAIE OF lWU-SIUE1 BRICh IWElIF-
ING No. 1903 T STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT
1Sxl0O To ALLEY.
By rtue of deed Of trust dated January 31st -
D. lSs2. and Only recorded in Lber No 992 folio t
35. ct seq o. the land records for the District ia
Of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby wrl offer for sale. at public auction in front
1884 at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. Lot No
90 in George Coburn's subdivision Of square No
23, in Washington city in said District together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One third cash of which 800 must be
paid at time of sale and the balance equal Payments
in one and two years to be secured by purchasers
bearing interest from Gay of sale and deed of trust
property sold to the satisfaction of he trustee Con
veyancinG and recording at purchasers cost Terms of
sale to be colnpl d with III six days ter SALE else
right to resell at risk and cos. of pur-
chaser in default.
feb2l dtdbs VIM F. HOFFMAN Trustee
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E,...oVv yArrn TT
.OTTn GAG rESrSr

TYNEE OTTO GAS Engine
Il Requires no boiler, avoids all exrersivr a..e,a,,.,
nc oss OF time handling O; fuel and no asIps 7, -
Ised extensively Tor running Passenger al,t T-.i.
Elevators Sewing Machines, Meat Choppers Irintin
and Ilthogrsltlc Presses Coffee Mills Ecasters Palr
snd hulns Machinery. lathes. Sc, SC. THIS erIlns
rcns with extreme sIuoOttness and regularity OF s.i
Possesses the least EUIub+r xorkIuk Iarts nj
Greul Ri. 2Ecity y: mechanism '~
for particulars lrlc1S Gc, s.r.y attncs \.
Essk.,SSton Gxs LSot ~ Vii
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PIANOS AND ORGANS
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
cPECIAL SALE OF
PIANOS AND ORGANS
BEGINNING FEBRUARY ETH
AND CONTINUING DAILY TILL ALL ARE SOLD
IF NOT SOLD IN SIX DAYS Al PRICES
QUOTED, THE BEST OFFER
WILL Be ACCEPTED.

QUOlED, The BEST OfFLR
WILL BE- ACCEPTED.
CHAUNCEY J. REED, No. 433 9Th street,
offers the following unprecedented BARGAINS:
No. cherinZ Grand Square. ali modern improve
n2cit- good 500 offered 1925 by party
leaving the city. / o be at Residence. No. IA
very fine Square Piano. by Vim. knabe & Co. in good
order, Offer at Sl25. No "a genuine Steinway 4
Sons Upright; nearly cost $500; offered 1898
PART culars at store No. "A Standard n Y Upright
q octave hai:Gsoie case: used only six months worth
$500; offered by private Iarty at $3.50 No. 5-One of
Il 2 very finest Squa-e Pianos made ard action;
All modern IMPROVEMENTS worth 800. offered Sl6O
No "a genuine, Esty ORGAN three sets reeds. couples
SUI bass and box hrInanna Regular SlI5 offered at
SO. No. 1--DIniel T. Beatty y stop Mozart Organ:
rteuar. 81 = offered at geo No. sSpecial price in
nachiess onligrr CyrIbella Organs the only Organs
IL The world containing complete chime of bells.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-22
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW.
vs,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer

TOMORROW.
EsNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Al salesroonl 18th street and Pennsylyanis avenue
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IWENTY-TIIIED at TEN
O'CLOCK. embracing
hlrToTs hie iarlor and Chamber Furniture, Dining
aC!es and Chairs, CARROTS, Cooking aud Heating
Stoves, Office Decks. Letter Press &C.
Also.
Fine lot Blocks and Ropes USED by builders
Also
Several crates Assorted Grocery
- ALSO,
CarTiaEes BuEgies. Horses. &c.
febZl-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
'sNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. LOT LADIE~' CLOTHlNG, TRUNKS, &C.
tn SAIC DAY. FEBRUARY IWENiY-THIRD,
lSei at TWFLNE O'CLOCK at the auction rooms OF
Thomas bowling by Ord,r Of the Orphans Court shall
sell the above effects belonging to the late Mary E. Ma
rOIey
feG2O3t J. W ROSS, Administrator.