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Trouble in This Family.

A young colored man named William Turner
was tried in the Police Court yesterday on q
charge Of larceny. He was charged with having
stolen a revolver from his fathers house.
''My SON a man of family" said Mr.. Turner,
sr., but he lives in my house because he has
no other place to live"
That's my son." said his mother, "and
hate to tell about his doings."
The proof did not prove that his doings were
wrong and Judge kimball discharged him.
The prisoners father turned to the court and
said:
"Jedge, / wish you would give him his
orders to keep away from my house"
.'You will have to give him the order your
self" the court informed the aged father.
well" concluded the old man. AL I want
IL to live in peace and harmony"
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A FLY ESSAY.
Some Of the characteristics Of the Inssct
Which Dedes Man

Some OF the characteristics Of the Insect
Which Defies Man.
From the Chicago Herald.
The fly has some advantages over a man
For instance, he has q pair of double COM
pound eyes and with them he can zee in any
direction or in all directions ct once without
for an instant turning his head.
These eyes have 4. 1000 distinct facets and all
OF them have direct communication with the
brain; SO that if a man comes along on one
side of him and lump of sugar ON the other,
he will be able to watch both Of them and stay
for the sugar 80 long as it il safe on account Of
the man.
When he sees he can get one and dodge the
other. that is exactly what he does and he does
not have to twist his neck in two trying to keep
track OF the opposite object
The fly Is particular about the air he breathes
He hasn't a very big mouth and his lungs are
small in proportion to his body, but he is par
ticuiar what he puts into them.
lie has provided himself with q minute screen.
which has been stretched across his throat, and
through this he strains the air before iuhaling
1t, and so preserves his precious life to the
| very limit Of longevity. rupture to this
screen would be fatal to the fly.
Good green tea. such the best Of the
grocers sell for q dollar, stepped pretty strong
and well sweetened, will kill as inany flies AZ
drink of it. And they will drink Of il as read
lily as coon" will play craps. 1t IL estimated
that pound OF tea and two pounds of sugar
will rid room Of flies within ten days-that is.
| q small room.
Flies are voracious eaters They do not care
so much what they eat when they eat h
They are particular about regular meals.
They do not eat long at 3 time. nor
much at time, but they eat oftsn.
Careful observers have stated that q common
house hy will eat 4, 200 square meals in twelve
hours One female dy will produce "a. 600
young ones in single day, and they win de-
yelop SO rapidly as to increase two hundred.
fold In weight in twenty-four hours.
Scientists have never been able to tell how .
fly walks on the ceiling; or, rather, thew hsve
never been able to agree about il AN OF chem
have told, but no two are alike In their explan.,
ton. Some say the hy has an air pump in each
Of its numerous feet, and that he walks nm Their
by creating . vacuum in his instep and Allow
ing the pressure Of the air to sustain him.
Others think he carries . minute bottle a,
mucilage around with him and lubricstss hi
hoofs with 1t, 30 that he can stay q long a H.
wants to on any surface, no matter what the
attraction Of gravity may have to say about h
Between these two scheots q thought yea nay
taks youx chance
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Digging for q Diamond Stud.

Detectives Mattingly and Gallaher arrested q
boy named Herbert Woodson for the theft
of $500 diamond stud, the property OF
Prof George H. Lllibridge, and the boy told a
story that led to considerable digging and
hunting by the officers and hired man.
1t appears that Prof. Lillibridge left the
diamond in his overcoat pocket and the gar
ment was left hanging in the hallway. The
boy was sent to the house with Q note, and
while the note was being taken upstairs to the
professor he was left standing in the hall. His
story was that he put the diamond in rat hole
In an alley and the concrete has been torn up,
but no diamond has been recovered.
The boy is held until the matter can be fur
Their Investigated.
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FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE OFvALUABLE REAL ESTATE
u SlIUATE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SEXENTH AND n STREETS NORTHWEST. IN

BY virtue of . decree Of the Suprsme Court Of the
D5tr1ct OF Columbia, passed the 9Th day Of May,
1S9l, in equity cause No. l277ss. wherein James L.
ward ct al are compainants and Elisabeth ward ct
a.. are DESCENDANTS. the undersigned trustees APP
pointed BY said decree. Will sell public auction In
front Of the premises on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY
FIksT DAY OF MAY, 1851. at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ e,
ioowng described real estate in the city OF
4fielna lots numbered thirteen (l3 and fourteen 4)
" square numbered four hundred and forty-nne
6sginnn Tor the same at the northwest corner
2! sald square and running thence n street one
avnd5ed and sixteen Ql Feet thence south twenty
az feet and thence north cd lee 70
tnSreon, consisting OF frame dwelling.
OF sale: Onethird s) of the purchase price In
oe paid IN cssh opethird % and
0tner onethrd 90 in two years from the day SALE
sne deferred to bear ntsre.a
the notes OF the purchaser purchasers. and
uust upon the premises, the Pun chaser or pur-
may pay al cash. It his their option All
tlme OF sale. II the terms Of sale are not complied
with IN twenty days from the day Of sale the property
VIII " resod q the risk and coSt Of the defautinK
purchaser. VIVIAN L. COLE,
Room "A. Fendal building,
Trustree.
Room 9S. FendaN building.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts myn-dSds
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Beaten by Drunken Fishermen.

DR.. Wilbur, aged eighty-seven years, of
North Scituate, Mass, was assaulted and beaten
Thursday by three drunken fishermen, sup
posed to be Scotchmen, in such o brutal man
ner that his life l. despaired of. The aged
doctor was hunting for hens nest on his
premises, near Moswamsicutt lake, when his
assailants threw stones at him, knocked him
down and jumped upon him. The doctor q
nose was broken, one ear was nearly cut OF
and he was nearly blinded. The men were ar
rested. Threats Of lynching were freely made
by the villagers.
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cIoUs BATHING HOUSES PRoPosED-rHE REGU.
LATIoSs WHICH THE BEACH ASSOCIATION HAvf
IN coSTEMPLArIoS-woRKN NOW IN PROGRESS.
THE ACCOMPANYING CUT OF THE PRO
posed bathing beach THE STAR has repro
duced from a pen drawing made by ". X
Stevens. The road shown from A to B and
the trees bordering it represent, as it now is
that portion Of the drive which lies southwest
Of the monument, the letter A being a little
south Of the boiler house and the letter B about
where the road turns east toward the bureau
Of printing and engraving. G represents a
wall, which il is designed by the government
to build entirely around the tidal reservoir, 30
located that the water will just wash its base
at the lowest tide. thus preventing any expos
ure Of the muddy bottom to the suns rays at
any time. The whole location represented by
the beach here shown as graded in front OF the
dressing houses is now covered many feet deep
with a mixture Of clay and sand in very rough
piles, Just a. it was dumped in scoop loads by
the dredge. The aest thing to be done is to
grade this region ~ a slant about one foot in
ten, from fifty feet out Of water to fifty feet
under water at low tide, for a distance of 500
feet, which this cut is intended to represent
along the shore.
HOW THE BEACH rs TO BE MADE
Then the whole surface is to be covered about
nine inches deep with heavy coarse sand, both
out Of the water and in water, thus giving q
perfectly solid bottom which will not mire when
walked upon under water nor sink very much
where il Is dry along the shore. The expert
ment which was tried by the Bathing Beach
Association on a small portion of this locality
for two years has proved that this earth so COW
cred may be relied upon. The water of this
basin comes in from the Potomac river through
an inlet now only about 100 feet wide and there
is no sewer anywhere emptyIng into it or
emptying into the Potomac near enough to it
to contaminate the water. The water is gen.
orally less muddy than the river itself, because,
there being no current, it has better oppor-
tunity to become settled At the points
selected for the beach there is no
undertow and no current whatever to
endanger even children in bathing 1t is in
tended TO be SO evenly graded that any person
may wade neck deep at the lowest tide before
reaching the edge OF the sand and without COM
ing to any pithOle or stepping-of place. 1t is
beach. each house having thirty-two compart-
nents and suitably isolated outhouses. 1t is
also intended to build two wharves. slanted of
E each side like stairs, and whatever may be
the condition of the tide there will always be
stairs to sit upon or walk upon both under wa
ter and out of water, that the most timid
may always have something to rely upon. 1t
is also intended to provide each wharf with a
spring board for the use Of expert swimmers.
IL is hoped that eventually the terrace will be
walled all the way round at such a slant as
any one could climb up on, but stairs will be
provided by which to reach each wharf. In
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RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneer,L
~ NO Pa. n =

~ geo Pa ave. n
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BOILER. ENGINE, PUMPS,
AND iBohhTTH HE Sss S9NnhNEP n
kNoMN As THos. b, ChoSs, yR.'s. LUMBEb
nARD MILL AND WHARF PROPERTY. All
tHE FOOT OF FOURTH STREET EAST. BY
By virtue OF chattei deed o. trust given 20 N. and
guy recorded in Liber No. IAN, folio 4e4 ct seq
one OF the land records OF the District of Columbia
snn Al the request of the parties secured thereby,
MI VII sol, ~ luBLlC AUCTION IN, On AND ABOUT
TH Hh fPssEMisE Sos HEkEToFoRE Known As
M 4, AND WHARF iRoPEKTY, Al THE FOOT
VI noUkIH STREET. EAST, AT ITS JUNCTION
VI GEORGIA AVENUE AND THE EASTERN
bhANCHOF The POTOMAC RIVER, ON MONDAY
MAY ElSHTEENTH, 1891. AT Ten O'CLOCK
An, ALL THE GOODS and chsttels mentioned In
schedule "A" attached TO said deed OF trnst viz SO
ONE ENDLESS BED ONE VARIETY SAW,
ONE BOILER, ONE DoiIKFS pr-Np
ooNNEE ssW "a b,r .xn ONE MoLDING A
os SANS x;aon CIV =. oSE MATCHING MA
oNk WOOD SAW, IA CHINE,
BE AND SAWS. ONE WooD-sPIIrTINo
oNE VARIETY MOL MACHINE.
pEh, .ov- ONE jig SAW,
oSE N M9RIlClNd MA ONE BAND SAW.
To which We invite the general attention Of machin-
ISIS: mn men wood and coal dealers and persons
Terms: Cash On the day Of sale
RICHARD r. PAIRo,
JOHN h. CLARKE
-- Trus,ees-
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
my ga AuctiOneers-
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nUNCANSCN BROS. Auctionesu.
~ Oh and d strssts n. ".

ZEE AfR TE ssEE e
,cHpiToL And y sTRkETs SokT II S.i =
vested in me 81 ne lsss vii and tesssmsns o. John
SSYSREsTFss SsTesfsfS 81 sA.il Sp TUEsDAX TIE
aAIF:P1sT tItE oSEock u. m mont as q the e
prsIi,ss al e public suction, III that piece
in SQUARE SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY, mont.
ing one hundred and thirty ~ on North Capifol
street and seventy fest on korth n street..
Issms q sale: Onstird caah. b.l.ncs in equa, m
rate Of Per cent psr annum. psyAae semi annually
seS 9 ~ 0esc % T ~ 1poS propSy odd g ~
vii BE- required q placs q eals An conysysncinG
sale 70 complied With within tsn dsys oshsrUiss ts
ftshs Fsssrvsd 70 rsss shs pcop e nh and cost q
t1Gton, p. o. uGNkf EUPPxkt.
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THOMAS BOWLING Z SON, Auctionssra

EAST SIDE OF THIRTY-SECOND STREET
HiGHA IN GEORGETOWN, d. c.. ABOVE
.. On THURSDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH. 1891,
1t FIVE O'CLOCK, in front Of the premises will
sell part of lot No. 81 square llO fronting "a feet
inches on the east side Of High sd street by
depth Of 130 feet. improved by Q brick blacksmith
and wheelwright shop,
Terms One-thrd cash; balance six and twelve
the property or all cash at the option of the pur
chaser deposit Of S1OO required at the time Of
sale. ALI conveyancinR and recording at purchasers
cost. THOMAS DOWNING L SON
myS-d&ds Auctioneers
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A Heavy wouaan's Agility.

Mrs. Fstherly, in jail at Portsmouth, N. H.,
for keeping disorderly house, got out Of an
attic window yesterday morning and slid
twenty-five feet down lightning rod, then
dropped fifteen feet to the ground, scaled .
af>egvasd rseaptuss6 Che Weighs 100 pounds
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THoMAs BOWLING SON. Auct,oneer.
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORiAi
BRIDGE, IMPROVED BY A FRAME DWEII

preme Court of the District OF Columbia fled April
1891, in equity cause No. 12S44, entitled John
will sell on the premises on THURSDAY. MAY
FOURTEENTH. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
the east half front by the depth Of original lot Co.,
square Twenty-Five CID. Washington, d. c.. said part
inch on Water street by depth Of about
lot i've 20. fronting thirtyve (35) feet nine 90
inches on street by depth OF one hundred and ten
lO fest said parts Of lots adjoining each other at
rear The undersigned reserve the right to offer said
pieces separately or . whole.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. I'm one rear
and onethird in two years. TO bear interest and de-
ierred to be secured by deed Of trust
premises sod or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. A deposit Of goo to b made by the pur
compied with within ten days trustees right
to sell at defaultny purchasers risk and cost. All
conveyanctng at purchasers cost,
JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustee,
- Sun building. 1917 st. n. ".
ROBERT CHRISTY, Trustee,
my4-d&ds l4.eO New York ave- m ~
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Ihsvs postvs rsmedy for the shove di.ssss b. NJ
tbousands Of Of the vorsf kind ana az lo.x
standing have bsen cured Indsed 20 strong n INV
IN its efficacy. that viii ssnd Two BOTTLES FREE
with VALUABLE TREATISE on this diss... 10 a
sufferer who VII sd ne tbsir Exprsss and p -
drssA 7. 4 bLOCUM. NC,
h17-o8 N Rsna -. H
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AUCTION SALES.
fCTUkE DAYS.
CHANckRY SALE AT AUCTION.
ALL OF SQUARE ia
AND
HEARLY ALL or SQUARE SOUTH or
SQUARE looi.
BELONGING TO THE
"orTERBAcH" ESTATE.
fCTUk.. DAYS.

BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of the
1striet Q, Columbia Passed the Eth Day OF une
1se IN the case Of Bohr-r II al, OtterisAch al
No 8sQ in equity win offer Tor sale at pubic nc.
IN frunt OF the Respective p.rces the days and
and prenises situated in the city Of wsshinstun
On WEDNESDAY. NAY TWENTIETH. 1891. Al
SIN O'CLOCK M. the ORIGINAL lots I. ., 3 land i.
which Is unimproved and nicely Graded and bounded
a. follows: North by south street. south by south
Carolina avenue. east by &th street east aud pul-
nc space or park. and west by ID street east and
ground. wv Va
ON THURSDAY, MAY TwENTY-FrRsT. 1901. a,
the same hour, the lots numbered from TO IL ls,th
naasiNe. o. the suediyisiDn q part of the square
recorded In the once Of the surveyor for the xsf Dis
trict In the book Of Subdivisions No IL al pssp M
Ihese lots are uIimproved except by certain frame
STRUCTURES contain about 3D. @ square OF srOund
snd front on llth and q streets southeast and the
ANACOsTIA RIVER. near the Navy lard Rridgs
purposes.
Terms Of sale; onethird 90 of the purchase money
70 oe pd IN cash on the day OF sale. the residue
days OF sale. 10 bear interest thereirom
PAID al the rate OF per per annum the deferred
payments TO be secured by the prons.ory OF the
respecys purchasers, the purcht may their
until III hs :. pSrss.s ss' as 70 an d
with the terms Of the sale within ten ol days nom
he several dates thereof the right 70 Rad
fault is made at the risk and cost Of the dsiaaitin
purchaser All eonyeyanciisx and recording at pur-
cost Hlvy depost on acceptance OF each bsd
HAS; :; iEp1MAkDs. 800 9Th st. nv.
HENRY Z. DAVIS. fendRll building
my.-rokds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
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CHAs. W. HANDY, Real Estate Broker,
~ gu ri nv

VALUABLE BUILDING SITE ON K STREET Be
TMEEN 10TH AND 10TH STREET NORTH.
WEST By AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FOUR
TENTH, 1881. AT SIX O'CLOCK. we will sell IN
front of the premises
PART or LOT -, SQUARE 199.
FRONTING - FEET - INCHES ON X ST WITH
DEPTH OF 81 FEET. THIS lot is one Of the fines.
in the city, being in the most fashionable neThDor-
hood. many fne and costly private residences
and It is seldom an opportunity offered to buy such
property by public sale.
with interest," secured by deed Of trust
or all cash. at the purchs sers option. deposit Of
with in fifteen days from the day Of sale, the right
Is reserved TO resell at the risk and of the default
inc purchaser. All conyeyancing, &c. at purchaser
cost. RATCLlFFE, DARR 4 CO.,
my6-d&ds Auctioneers.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer,.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
CHOICE LOT OF GROCERIES,,
CONSISTING OF TEAS. SUGAR, SPICES. BAKING
POWDERS, SOAPS, EXTRACTS, CONDENSED
MILK. OIL TANK. Strip CANS, ICE BOX,
hhfEHWcrP S0VISi0N BOZ, SCALES. NEAT
ALSO
SMALL LOT OF NOTIONS.
On TUESDAY. MAY TWELFTH, at TEN O'CLOCK
M, we shall sell at store No. 1l30 LIST street
the above partially enumerated articles.
Terms cash. WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO..
myS-3t Auctioneers.
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g BENSIN0ER, Auctioneef.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR,
No. $40 La. AVE =
SATURDAY MORNINGS. AT ZEN O'CLOCK. With
IN the Bazaar always for sale from twenty forty
head OF Horses Mares and Mules Coupe Horses, Drlv-
ing Horses and Work Horses, besides many whole
Turnouts sold solely Tor want of USE
AZ auction New and Second hand Carriages Phaetons
Buggies Wagons. Harness. &C., &c. This il the only
auction devoted exclusively the sale Horses and
Carriages in this city, and the right place to either
buy or sell.
ALSO
Al private sale at all times most complete stock of
Vehicles TO be found in the city. Coupes victorias
Surreys, Phsetons, Buggies Crown Prince Carriages.
Saratoga Surreys, Buckboards Passenger Wagonettes
Fancy Delivery Wagons Express and Grocery " agons
Dayton Wagons. Farm Wagons, Road Carts. Harness
OF every Description. Saddles. DC, &c.
ap2S-lm s. BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Aucroneers,
- 1409 ST.. near v. 8. Treasury.
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Theatrical Agent Eibogen Convicted.
The jury In the case Of August Elbogen,
the dramatic agent of New York charged
with kidnapping Jennie Reckweg by sending
her to disreputable concert hall in New Or
leans. yesterday found him guilty with strong
Recommendation for mercy
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OHAS. W. HANDY. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
" VII ST.N.W.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON
TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN i AND

TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN i AND K
STREETS NORTHWEST. BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY FIFTEENTH,
PART OF LOT 5. SQUARE 81.
fronting IL feet 18th street, with depth of 81 feet
to an alley, improved by frame house. No. 600 l2th
street northwest.
Terms Of sale: Cash balance In one and two years
with interest. secured by deed Of rus all cash. at
the PURCHASERS option. A deposit Of goo time Of
sae Terms to be comped with in fifteen days the
reserved to resell at the risk and cost Of the de-
taultlng purchaser. All convoyanc1ng, &C.. at pur-
chaser's cost. RATCIIffE. DAkk co..
my1-d&ds Auctioneern.
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN, AuctioneerH
VERY yALgAghE IMPkoXEp REsIpEN

VERY TALUABLE IMPROVED RESIDENCE PROP
NER t, OF SEyENTEENTH AND CORCoRAN
On M6NpsY MAI At AUCTION
CCLoch NJ. We viii sell st public auction. in
ing feet on 18th street by depth of 9s 10 feet
an alley 10 feet wide. improved BY threestory brick
dwelling and store.
The neixnborhood and surroundings are excellent.
and It oners an unusual opportunity to obtain nne
site tor home Or good chance for investment.
=, Terms OEethird cash. balance in one. two and
three years with interest," and secured by deed Of
trust on the property, all cash. All conveyancing
and recording cost Of purchaser Abstract OF title
Will be furnished ut time Of SALE and terms TO be
Piled with in fifteen days from day Of the prop
erty may be resold 1t Of defsulting purchaser
my4-d&ds LATIMEk SLOAN Aucts.
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apo, M, 5.7,S,Qll
II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
~ S20 Penna. ave. u. ".

q. W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
dS EFf rkSnv; g9AkERS OUTFIT SHOW
UkNS, &C.. &c.
By virtue Of chatte deed Of trust given to us and
duly recorded in Liber No 1915 folio al ct SEQ one
the request Of the party secured thereby. VIII sell
On TUESDAY: MAY TWELFTH. 1901.
AZ THE xgcT1oN RooMs OF kAT:
go PENNA. AVE. NV,
The goods and chattels mentioned In Schedule "a +"
S MaT e saS assS II F9S and u
k08M FVKhSirTTTuRE. cPILL0MS AND Boil
RRLiAATSKETs ~MIAAfTREsSEs, .AAsbIE1ToSfi
T TENSION M BEDS, T4 4pJ WARE; LACE Gun
BUGS AND CARPETS, WILLOW ROCKERS,
cHSiks MSLSSf e4ME.sEAMTS Saa1s RssS pSe
61IINIINa CHAJRs, ,MxINVT HAT Hacks,
DISHES, sEvERHL Slow CASES. Two 61 Ill.
KNIVES. FORKS AND sPOONS. Plated GxS,,
PIATks, VEGETABLE AND MSAr niSaaRRSS'
COOKING UTENSILS. KITCHEN fURNITURE'
BAKEA,S OUTFIT, AND 0ENEExL Az,
Tarran nah.
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Love or Die.
Write q song, think . song,
Make II any way;
Wink a aouv. live 4 anuv.

Write q song, think song.
Make II any way:
Wink song, live song,
Do it all the day.
Do 1t In the dimmy dawn,
Do II In the dew;
Do II when the sun II gone,
With none bat me and 700.
Breathe song. look . song,
Make II any way:
Wink Q song, love song,
Do It every day.
Love me In the dimmy dawn.
Love me in the dew;
Love me when the sun . gone,
WIN none but me and ypu.
-Tuso ozu Ixun
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The Young Mems Christian Association in
transitional convention at Kansas City decided
TO hold the next convention ut Indianapolis
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneer,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Estate
BEING IMPROVED BY THREE FRAME HOUSES
NOS ~ Al AND 433 NEW YORK AVENUE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BEING IMPROVED BY THREE FRAME Hot h 4;
N9s 4H$ ~ AMP N AZ MEN T9KK AVENUE
By virtue q deed Of trust duly recorded in Libsr
145u folio 400 ct seQ one OF the land records
District Sf Columbia and st the request Of parties
of the premises. on MONDAY, MAY ELEVENTH
1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK ?. M, the Following de.
scrtbed real estate to wit Part of original lot four H
in square fve hundred and fourteen OLD being ali 81
lot four "a. which lies west Of line drawn paraleI 10
the east line Of said lot from point sixteen feet )
distant enthusiastically from the southeast corner
thereof being the most westwardly fifty feet ten in
ehes 90 lO fronting on New York by the full
depth thereof Of said lot Said lot has frontage Of
u:k0. ~ to q thirtyfoot (:}0) alley
Terms; onethird cash, the residue in two equal in.
stallments in one and two per cent Interest
payable semi annually, secured by deed Of trust on,
the property sod or all cash. at the option Of the
chaser or purchasers deposit eIOO on each house
At time Of sale. II the terms Of sale are not com.
Piled with in hfteen days from sale the trusea
reserve the right % resell the property the max and
OF the deiRultinG purchaser or purchssers AFTER
i've days advertisement OF such resale in come news
Papel, IN mashinxton.. y. T. All conveyanctnY and
A. A. BROOKE.
No; 4l0 9Th st. NV.
apo. m2.5.7,S,o IL 14.l5 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-09

FINE-FAMILy AND BUTrERpRopucrNa
JERSEY CATTLE.
AT cLovERDEL.L FARM. WEST END.
FAIRFAX 90. VA. MAY THIRTEENTH. 1851.
Take Gam. train at b. and p. Depot.
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