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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

German socialists show extraordinary actiy-
ity. The police have seized large quantities of
American revolutionary leaflets in Pomerania
Spanish Catholic congress will assemble in
Madrid Wednesday to pronounce in favor of
the restoration of the temporal power of the
pope.
The proclaimed nationalist meeting to have
been held ut PiltOwn, Ireland, Sunday, was
held at Skouge, "a few miles away. The police
were completely outwitted.
SOudaEese. on Sunday, attacked and de-
feated party OF Egyptians from Suakin. who
were building fort at Port Halaib The
Egyptians lost ten killed aud wounded.
Emperor william. in ordering the troussAu
for the Princess Sophia. sister of the empress.
who is TO be married to Prince Frederick Leo
pold, and that OF his Own sister. Princess So
phla. who Is TO be married to the duke OF Spar
Ia. STIMULATES that they shall be entirely OF Ger
man manufacture. and especially forbids the
use OF any French silk, lace, linen or other ma
terias.
The BOulangists are trying to raise q 500
900 900 loan in London.
The hquidator of the Panama canal COM
pany has made an unsuccessful attempt to Dor
row "a, 000. 900 in London for the expenses of a
survey and the maintenance OF the canal
works. His failure implies that within a few
weeks the machinery along the canal will be
abandoned 10 rust and ruin.
The condition of the empress of Austria. who
is said to be insane, has slightly improved.
Emperor William, of Germany in an interview
with Prince Bismarck. showed unfinching op-
position TO oyeTtures from the vatican for the
appointment of a nunciO at Berlin.
Count de St. Folk the French minister to
Uruguay. has been transferred to Mexico
The journal SrbOGrdn of Belgrade SAYS that
ex-king Milan has become a monk Of Jerusalem
with view OF eventually becoming patriarch
of all the Servias.
The duke of Edinburgh, commander-in-chief
on the Mediterranean station. is PROSTATE from
fever and is returning to England OH board the
Alexandria.
Seven cardinals will be created at the coming
consistOry
About 100000 women have voted at the
English election this month. voting for church
wdrdens, vestrymen. parish clerks, sections.
members OF local government boards and poor
law guardians. Many women have been elected
guardians, and some to other Offices
Lord Brownlow denies that he has accented
| the vlceroyship of Ireland. He says he has
never been offered the post.
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Potomac Lodge Centennial.

The centennial celebration of Potomac Lodge
No. D. 4. A. A. NJ. Georgetown, was begun
Sunday afternoon at DumbGrton Street NJ Z.
church, where divine services were held. The
music was impressive. and well rendered by the
members of the Franz Abt club. Potomac lodge
possesses the marble gavel used by George
Washington when he laid the cornerstone of
the capitol September Is. 1193 and a bible pub
hshed III 1754 at Edinburgh, Scotland Both
OF these treasured articles were used in the cell
ebrat1on. An interesting address was deliv-
cred by Past Master DIR. Thos G.. Loockerman,
in which he gave q history of the lodge.
Rev. F. VI. II. Rice. pastor of Dumbarton-
street church, made brief address, and pro-
nounced the beneGiction.
THE BANQUET LAST NIGHT
a fitting end TO the celebration. 1t took
place in the lodge room on 32d street. and about
$50 members and invited guests were at table.
The grand lodge of the District was well repre-
scented. were also nearly all the subordinate
lodges by their officers. Worshipful Master
JAS Hayes. OF Potomac lodge, presided. The
Franz Abt club rendered several excellent songs
between the tOasts. which were responded to
By Messrs Gibbs Bennett, Ball, Loockerman.
Lee. EastOn. and ex-Mayor kemper. of WASH
ington lodge. Alexandria.
The centennial committee of arrangements
was composed of 9Iessrs. Malcolm Soaton, Isaac
Birch. II. G.. Wagner, Thos. L. Chiffelle. JAS
). Hays, ]. B. Thomas. g. J. Fritch. c. f.
Shekell W. NOrdlinger II. F. Snyder. s. Artz,
c. H. Demar. Frank Thomas. l. Snshimer, C..
W. Oliver, Il. A. Daw, A. W. Hudson, A. NJ.
Fishel, and Geo. ". Allen.
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JuLrus LAssBuneI,

DO We SELL CHEAP,
That is a question that better be answered by
those who purchased q during the three weeks
buiiding. corner Of 18th and streets. is nnshed
Not dollars worth OF the present stock be taken
What We WIN zen on MONDAY, April %, and con-
-. kEMS1NTs. ~KEMNANTs; REMNANTS.
% saa ad pam s Satin Brocaseles Satin CreoTnes
Raw sks 4 RePps
sik Plushss, Plain Mohair Pushes. Frieze Pushes.
Bronzevslles, running in lengths from to yards at
For example, we viii sell yon a Plush at 7:,c per
yard that We sell in full roll at 81 @ and through
All our Heavy Turkonan Curtains at ouehalf Origi-
Our speciality in this department will be very wide
curtain h aj ysrds long in Crimson Blue
10 pairs of silk Curtains, 1915 per pair, reduced
They bequtifa and we sold them last year 81 So
but the sale hsyl1s slackensd We place them at on
pieces French liable Linen (Barnsley rnake>, 75c.
80 dozen extra large Towels. III Huck and in Dam
They will Be taken at sight. and are good value at
WE WILL ALSO SELL
Cherry Bouhet at S4S, reduced from $50.
Oak - ss5: s sss
ADD snk Plush Parlor suits pieces, win be closed at at
and never was used rare cthlice 70 buy Parlor
s antique Oak Bed Suites, beveled plate Mirrors, 3
5 bsxcspring Mattresses So. so, reduced from
/ $3.50.
"a Hair Mattresses. 40 lbs, 50 each.
40 Feather Pillows best steamed dressed, oOc. h.
30 Woven Wire Mattresses at 50 each.
| ITO OAK Bed-Room Chairs, 90c. each.
40 Oak Bedroom Tables, 81 80 each
90 Oak Bed Room Tables, 81 80 each.
80 large Oak Bed Room Rockers. 80 - each.
20 smaller size Oak Bedroom Rockers, 1923.
1900 Smyrna Mats, reduced to 1oc.
300 SELyT Rugs reduced to 3 10.
800 smyrna Rugs reduced TO $50
200 Sny rnaRugs, reduced to So So.
go Smyrna Rugs, reduced to to 81 To-
S1hAM MATING, STRAW MATING,
in five different Patterns at 81 per roE of 40 yds
80 Oblong Body Brussel Ottomans, Acc.
! 500 COrnice Poles Brass Fixtures, 2lc.
1000 pairs Brass Chains &c. pair.
1000 Kitchen Chairs, &c. each.
LOO yards Stair Oilcloth, Sc. per yi.
We will deliver goods sold as possible Owing
to the great rush are now having specific promise
| of delivery will be made.
TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH
JULIUS LANSBUkGH
mh23-3m 3l5 1TH ST.
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The Catholic University.

ihe cd"o"c Ae'cs, OF New York city, has re-
ceNed the Latin text of the letter which the
pope has addressed to Cardinal Gibbons and
The American bishops in relation to the Catho-
nc university at Washington. The pope APP
proves the statutes, which were presented to
HIM by Bishop Keane, ana confers on the uni
lawful university of studies. The Office ~
chancellor Is conferred on the archbishop of
baltimore and his successors. The pope wishes
that special school may be erected for teach
ing the canon law and also the public law of
the church. and suggests that all other Catbo-
he institutions of education be connected Wiz
the university so far rs will not conflict with
their own rights. He directs that no similar
university be founded without the consent of
the Holy See. "a
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A Verdict Against the Railroad.

Yesterday in TIE Circuit Court Division 2,
Judge Montgomery. the trial of the case of Jas.
l.. Owens against the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road company for damages received in the col
lisiOn on the Y. August &c. 1886. was concluded.
The engineer of the Metropolitan Branch
train testified that the conductor called to him
that the express was coming round the Y and
he reversed his engine
The court instructed the jury briefly that the
question sor them was whether the train was
properly equipped and were proper means used
and applied. II they were satisfied the ver-
dict should be for defendant. They were to
consider all the proof. rate of speed, &C., in de-
termining this question.
4 verdict for plaintiff for SS75 was rendered
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WARNER'S
w GREATEST OF ALL HORSE SALES,
AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
TWO DAYS. TWO DAYS TWO DAYS
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTY, AND WEDNESDAY,
MAY FIRST.
$50 HORSES.
THE BEST LOT OF HORSES EVER OFFERED AT
ANY SALE IN THIS PART OF THE
COUNTRY.
SEVERAL REALLY FINE TEAMS OF CLOSELY
MATCHED HORSES.
SEVERAL EXTRA FINE COACH, FAMILY AND
COUPE HORSES.
AND LOOK!
MORE GENUINE SPEED THAN EVER OFFERED
AT ANY SALE IN THIS SECTION BEFORE
ALSO,
LARGE NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS GENTLE
MEMS ROADSTERS
OUR BAZAAR
IS THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY TO HAVE A
FULL VIEW OF HORSES IN MOTION
WHILE BEING SOLD.
See The Star April "a for description of horses to
be sold.
ap.92-5t W. Y. WARNER.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. Every one who wants to hire help or find
a situation. buy OF sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers. borrow
or lend money. or offer or find bargains of any
kind. should use and consult the second and
third pages of The STAR. They constitute q
perfect daily history and directory of the minor
needs and activities of this community, and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading as any other department of the
paper.
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Stole a Pistol to Shoot a Man.

James Spriggs. coiored, is employed as a
waiter at 9Th and streets. Julia Carroll, a
young colOred woman. was employed as a SER
want at the house of Mr.. VIM. J. Hrschfeld A
Smith & Wesson revolver disappeared from
the house. and Julia WAS arrested. also a col
ored boy named Sam Lewis. better known as
'COtton-head Sam" The policeman and Mr.
Hirschtield detailed their stories to Judge Mil
Ter in the Police Court yesterday and then Julia
was sworn. She testified that she did not steal
the pistol. but took it to kill Spriggs with.
Spriggs, she said had kept company with her,
and promised to marry her. but had failed to
keep his promise.
why didn't you kill hlm?" asked the Judge.
Because 'CottOn-head Sam grabbed the
weapon from me just as | was going to shoot. "
Have you repented?' the judge asked her.
No, sir, and would kill him now if l had a
chance" She was given six months in Jail for
stealing the weapon. Sam was given sixty
days
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PAsAso1s AND Sun UMpRE11A LAS
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS.
mh23-3n

NEW LOT OF CoLoRED SUN UMBRELLAS TO
MATCH DRESS GOODS.
LATEST STYLES IN PARAsoLs JUST OPENED.
NEW LOT OF BLACK LACEs AND NETS
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BLACK LACE FLoUNC-
ING, AT go. 90: WORTH $500
200 PIECES OF REAL INDIA SILKS. IN PLAIN
AND FANCY.
LATEST DESIGNS. CHOICE CoLoRs, AT s1Oo
PER YARD: 81 INCHES WIDE.
NEW DRESS GOODS JUST OPENED.
NEW GINGHAMs AND sATTEENS.
NEW HOSIERY.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
FULL STOCK OF GRENADINES, YELLING FOR
DRESSES
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CAMELs HAIR GRENADINE, AT s1.OO PER
YARD. AZ INCHES WIDE; WORTH $3.50
CHOICE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
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NASSAk COLLEGE
EXAMINATIONS for admission 20 NASSAR
tol.lEGE viii lie held ia this city during the frst
Wees lh june Applicants for examination should no.
tiS the PRESIDENT netore MAY Ia. gplS eotnlv 10
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CoRsErs. CoRsErs /.

There is article Of Ladies' Wear that should 70
ceiye attention more than Corset. A good fitting
Corset helps not alone make dress Mt nicely. but
Keeps II from wearing out An Limiting Corset
pensye at any price, ss il viii gradually break the
material of your basque.
Whilst we keep ali the reliable brands Of Corsets.
and feel thoroughly sure OF their cannot
IRAN from advising ladies' 10 try the celebrated C. r.
Corsets. These Corsets known the world over.
Every nrstclass house must keep them. To be with
out The G. +. Co.sst one might ~ well be without
yardsticks to measure.
Our buyer visited their factories whilst abroad and
saw TO hls entire Satisfaction with what precision
these goods perfected every little detail being
closely watched by the oyerseers; no Corset was
allowed 10 leave the factories until they were consci
entiously looked over and pronounced finished We
keep all their brands, from xl.5V up 20 their beat
manufacture the cheaper grade " goods. being salts
carry Her Msesty's Correct" excellent Corset
for stout people. Also the r. D. Corset which ranka
The K and q, in sn their different grades
c. b A La siirite, splendid Corset, and OF
equally comnendable Corsets One thing IL sure: ths.
have experienced Corset people counter and
who will advise uconscientiously As special gOoa
thing IN cheap Corset, viii sell sATTEEy COR
SET IN COL0RS AND WHITE AND DRAB TOR
% CTS. Really worth 81.
We also the Washington Agents for the new Pat
ented SELf-OPENING COksE1, entirely idea
IN the way Of q Corset To Introduce them 20 ths
Public we shall offer thsm for Ell
Any Corset bougat from that does not give q,
expected wear VIII be replaced without p&risy.
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DIR. sTRoNG's sANIrARIUM.

NNAsHINGToN Inn
w Aud Cottages Completely Furnished
For Rent for the Season 81 $3.50
Apply 10
HENRY r. GREEN
apl stonlGl lIl1 st. a.
ELkToN, KENTUCKY AVE, ATLANTIC CITY,
h y. j.. % yards 10 beach: renovated and rsfur-
nlsbed; under new management Will open April 18th
cSood trday) tHpl2--mol n. MILF
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The women tell me every day

my btoch has passed away"
But they could no longer chide you with ioss n,
bloom and beauty II you made use of The gf.o ,
restorative, DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Presentation All
female weaknesses and arrangements vanish he
lore this excellent remedy. Thin, pale and ema-
cated women, who md existence burdeasome ON
account Of their ailments, should at once have re-
course " this unrivaled SPECIFIC. Druggisis.
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OHANCFRY SALE OF vALUABLE INpRoyF

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" BUSINESS REAL ESTATE, on THE WEST
SIDE Or Fouk1EkN1H STREET, BETMEEN
COECOlAN AND STREETS NORTHWEST
NOS. l62S. 1870. 1882
By virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in cause No asa
equity, wherein William G Clabaugh ct al. are COM
psinants and Lille W. c. Cabaugh ct al are defd-
ants Will offer for sale. public auction in front Of
the property, on MONDAY, the TM ENrY-NI NTH
DAY OF APRIL A. ID. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
tine following parcels OF real and the
,,mIrovenents thereunto belonging in the city Of
Washington. District OF Columbia wit: Lots ANN
bered ninety EIGHT t9Sl and nine ynine ,ggl in
W hlggs and George H. Plants subdivision of SQUARE
two hundred and eight t20s the pat OF
said subdivision OF record in the oice of the
OF The city Of Washington. improved by threest,rr
and basement brick dwelling and two-story BRICK
building known as Ciabaugh Hail. under which nall
there are two large and conlInodiUus storerooms
Terms of sale: OnetEird of the purchase money in
cash, and balance at one and years. with interest
from the day OF sale; the deferred payments 10 be
represented by notes OF the purchaser and secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold 600 cash will
be required each parcel Of real estate soon the
same is bid Oft. Ii the purchaser shall fa comply
with the terms OF sale within 10D days after the
day of sale the property Will he resod his risk and
cost All conyeyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. EDWIN d, HAY trustee
- - l421 New York avenue.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Aucts. apl6-d&ds
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BROS, Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINPROvED
PROPERTY AT CORNER OF FIRST AND c
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, made ard entered in equity
cause No 1O140, Charles A. Elliot ct al VS.. John H.
Ross ct al, the undersigned. trustee, ON TUESDAY,
the IWENIl-THIkD DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1859.
at HALF PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, will offer for
sale at public auction in front OF the premises. all the
estate right, title and interest OF the parties TO said
in and TO original lot nine 90 square hun
dred and thiry-three 1853, i'll the city OF Washington
III the District of Columbia.
TERMS OF sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash and the balance i'll and two years, deferred
payments &c bear interest at per cent annum and
be secured by deed Of trust the property sod.
the purchaser may pay I'll cash. at his option. AL
vcNanclng and recording at cost of purchaser
pCsit of 800 viii be required at time of sale and the
terms OF sale 20 be computed with in days day
OF sale otherwise the trustee the right
sell the property at the risk and cost of the defauting
purchaser after hve days previous advertisement in
The Evening star, newspaper published in the city
of Washington, ID. c. RUTI.EDGE WIL.LSoN,
ap0eOdNdS Trusted.
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1e,HOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer

T'HUNAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO-STORY FRAME
AND ONE 1wO-STORY BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nos. z, % AND IL + STREET NORTHN EST,
RUNNING THROUGH TO MASSACHU SETS
AVENUE.
BY virtue OF dc ed of trust to u.s. dated May = 1885,
recorded IN lber no 1924, folio 30 of the land rec
ors OF the District of Columbia request of the
person secured thereby. Will seit public uction
IN front of the PREMISES on WEDNESDAY. the
FOUR O'CLOCK =. M. lots forty-one Al forty (4G,,
thlrty-nine 3d. and thirty -eght $3.50. iii Thomas
Mednys subdivision of lot one, in square numbered
six hundred and twenty (62 excepting such part
Of lot 80 not affected by deed i'll hber No 933, folio
233 OF said land records
Terms One third cash balance in three equal INSTALL
ments in SIX twelve and eighteen months with inter-
est at per cent from date of sale, all cash option
OF purchasers. deposit of 800 required upon each
house struck of. Terms TO be complied with in ten
days. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
CHRISTIAN RUPERT.
CHARLES SCHNEIDER.
ap13-d&is trustees.
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TNNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

n
CHANCEBY SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. No 2:}06 q ST. NV.
BY virtue of decree passed April H. A. d. 1889 in
the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in
equity sitting in cause entitled John j. Cleary vs.
Thomas J. Ceary ct al, No HOS viii sell public
auction, III front of the premises, on FRIDAY, MAY
THIRD, 1889, at HALFPASI FOUR p NJ, Sub-lot
lumber Cd in square Number forty three (4:i),
WASHINGTON, ID. c., improved by three-story Brick
Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One third day SALE one third in
year, and one thrd III two years deferred
to bear interest and TO be secured upon the premises
sold, all cash 1t option purchaser. 800 deposit
at time of safe. Terms of sale to be complied with III
ten days. All cOnvsSancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON H. kALStUE, trustee.
ap.SS-d&ds 1876 L st. E.w
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO., Auctioneers.

SALE OF SUPERIOR MADE FURNITURE, VELVET
AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, RUGS, &C.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. APRIL THIRTIETH, commencing
at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell at the residence
No % Iowa Circle, the following named articles par
TALLY enumerated is in good condition and offers
duceeuts to purchasers furnish their homes with
goods nearly new.
Cherry-frame parlor suite upholstered in Plush
cherry side and other fancy tables; walnut extension
table and dining room chairs folding bed, cherry and
taius; walnut bedsteads; bureaus and Wristbands
hair aud husk mattresses body Brussels velvet and
other carpets: Brussels hall and stair carpets china
glass, and crockery; kitchen utensils, &C.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
nctsrnso~.
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ANACOSTIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING SrAa

Reported for TEE EVENING STAR
lNPRovENRsTs.-The committee of citizens
mat met the District Commissioners To ask
them TO extend the gas-main on Harrison street
rs far east as the orphan asylum. feel confident
the extension will be made IL is also under
stood thai Jackson street will be extended east
through Mr.. Chandler Smiths property
Several private building schemes now incubat-
ing are expected TO result in the erection of a
number OF resldences---About 100000 will
be expended this season in public ana private
lmprovements.---Ih street-car company is
pulling up the side track in front OF its office
and putting the turn-table on the main line.
NOTES.-The Episcopal choir. as recently re
org suized. consists OF about a score of little
boys, and. dressed in their robes Sunday. they
addetmuch to the impre ssiveness of the service.
The name Of Mr.. Ii. A. GriswOld has been
mentioned for some time in connection with the
District Commissionership. Mr.. Griswold has
HVei IN Anacostia about twenty years. and
Is one OF the leading property owncrs.--
"A statue Of the man who never told lie
vii be erected IN Market place by pubiic-spir-
ne citizens II the District Commissioners will
grant the permit and set aside sufficient ground
Tor the purpose.
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CHARLES h CRASIN, JR..l T-,,..oo.
| apl:}-dts WILLIAM NJ. DOIGAi. ( Trustees
(NHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON THIRD
u c1D) STREET EAST BETWEEN pENNSNIIA-

~ ODD STREET EAST, BETWEEN PENNSlLNA-
MA AVENUE AND SOUTH & STREET.
By virtue of decree of supreme Court Of the Dis
trct OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause No 4s19 of
Hles ct al against Peter Mcnamara and others, the
understand trustees will sell at public auction in
front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, 1HE TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF APRIL a. D. 1881 at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM all that parcel Of real estate the city
OF Was hinRton, District of Columbia being Iart of
original lot ID in square 49, Beginning I'd
east - feet south of the northeast of said
and running thence south along the line of said
Is feet thence west 50 1ee thence north 10 feet and
thence east 50 feet to Place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: Ole third cash. balance payable in g.
II and Is months from day of sale with per cent in
terest, secured by the prOmlssory notes she pur-
chaser with surety suretes approved By the tus-
tees; and on ratification of sale and payment Of the
purchase and interest deed will be given the pur-
chaser, his or her heirs ana deposit 90
VIII be required at time of sale. All cOnveyancng at
cost OF purchaser. Terms to be compiled with III ten
days otherwise trustees right resell at pur-
chasers and risk after five days notice by adyer-
tisement OF such resale IN The Evening Star"
JOHN SELDEN, l505 Penla. ave. Il. W.
JAS. : EDWARDS. 800 9TH st. y. w Trustees
WILLIAM J. MILLER, is6 La. ave.
TEoS; =; WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
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TIE ORLEANS FAIR.-The fair will be opened
Tonight Iby his eminence, the cardinal. and
promises 10 be decided success. The tables
are presided over by weil-knovn ladies' 81
Sl.cents table, under Mrs. Sehwing. Mrs
topPes and Mrs. Kirk. will be furnished almost
exclusively with their own work and with
,Peeimens OF the orphans handiwork. 1t Is to
De sc a. Iisus table OF the fair. ST. Dominic's.
andsr Mrs. Wise and Mrs. McDermott and
sofps, VIII have a fine exhibit. as will ST. Allow
s,us Under Mrs Efkott; ST. Matthew'S, under
ars; wilson; 81. Stephens. under Mrs. Gowan;
=. Joseph 5; under Mrs U Common, the Immacu-
Mrs Barbour, and ST. Patrickis. under Mrs
aaxvsy, Mrs. Becker and Nrs. Romaius.
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MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3l3 6TH
Xyl St, near City Post-Office Coored students not
admitted Call or send for catalogue mho
NJ ISIS BALCHS CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE. lao7
ANl lOth 81. NV. Persons prepared most success
flliy for all examinations Execution light and COM
POSITIONS carefully revised highest references f4-:Im