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PHYSICIANS TO THE POOR.
DIR. Hammett Thinks Their Term of Servi
Should Be Limited to Three Years.

DIR. Hanmett Thinks Their Term of Service
Should Be Limited to Three Years.
Health Officer Hammett had a conference
with the Commissioners this morning with
reference to the terms OF service of the physi-
cians 10 the poor, and while no conclusions
were arrived at DR.. Hammet. was directed to
sabnita recommendation to the Commissioners
in writing covering his remarks The doctor was
of the impression that the terms Of service of
the physicians TO the poor should be limited to
three years. He was of opinion that the places
were originally intended for Young physicians,
and three years service gave them good start
in the profession. 1t is understood that his
Recommendation will contain the names of q
number OF physicians to the poor whom he
thinks should give way to others.
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TAKES HER OWN LIFE.
Mrs. Yarnell Found Dead in q Tenement
Observation-Disclosures the Cause.

Did Mrs. Annie Yarpall commit suicide?'' was
a question for Coroner Patterson to determine.
The woman died yesterday under peculiar cir
eumstances and her body was sent to the
morgue.
The circumstances attending her death after
life of usefulness, although peculiarly sad,
rendered an inquiry necessary.
Mrs. Yarnall was good-looking woman
about forty years old and was the widow of
Capt Eugene Yarnall, vino died some ten or
twelve years ago. Since his death his widow
has earned her living at shirt making, she
being an expert seamstress.
Her mother and sisters reside on NJ street
northwest between 9Th and 10th streets. but
the deceased being employed did not see much
of them.
Her brother, William A. Ray. WIS also a
stranger about his mothers residence, and his
relatives. ii is stated. Lad not heard OF him
for some time until ten days ago, when ne was
taken from cheap lodging house to Provi-
dence Hospital, where he died.
lie was in pitiabie condition ard would
have been buried in potter's field had not he
been identified III time to notify his relatives,
SO that they gave him q Christian burial.
SIGNS OF DEPENDENCY.
Even before his death Mrs. Yarnall had shown
signs of Dependency and had been heard to re-
mark that she WAS tired Of living, or words to
that effect. and after his death, ten days ago,
she seemed more deeply affected and made use
of language in the form Of II threat to end her
life
Her brother in-law, Mr. Langley, tried &c
reason with her. He reminded her that her
mother was now getting old and told her tina,
she should try to comfort her i'll her old days
, instead of making her life more sorrowiu
one. and she remarked: III be dead before
, my mother WILL. and added. 1.-The next time
you hear of me it will be In DEATH
The unfortunate woman occupied . room in
/ a house on 18th street northwest between N
/ and y streets, where she had enough TO make
/ her home comfortable. She had plenty oil
! good clothing, and so far as is known che wal
/ doing well az her work
FOUND DEAD Is TENEMENT HOUSE.
! Yesterday about noon her dead body wal
/ found in q room in a tenement house. No. 1885,
! tin street northwest. No one saw her ente.
! the house nor did any person there know Of
her presence until her dead body WAS found
| Her remains were on q bed in the room and hel
head rested or her bonnet. She was attired il
, a neat-htting black dress and the temperature
OF her body indicated that she had been deat
some time.
As no one could be found in the neighbor
hood who could identify the woman her bod,
WAS removed 10 the morgue BY the police.
Later in the day her identity WAS known ant
her relatives were notified. Her room wa
searched, but so far as could be discovered SIN
had left no letter or note to indicate that dealt
would result from her own acts.
| Some time ago che made u shroud and tn
other clothing necessary to complete a buria
outfit aud these were found in her trunk.
DEATH IRON SUICIDE.
Coroner Patterson investigated the case an
gave certificate of death from suicide.
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The Gridiron Clubs Trip.

The members Of the Gridiron Club who went
to New York Saturday the guests OF Dr..
CLAWS were met at Jersey City and taken on
board the steamer Spree Of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company. The members Of
the club, with their wives, were the guests of
DR.. George .. CLAWS at a dinner given on
board the Spree, and among others who had
gathered to meet the Wasbingtorians were
Mr.. Gustav Schwab, immigration Com
missioner Weber, Gen. and hrs. Daniel
Macauley, Inspector Hamelman, Col. Taylor.
Mr.. o. L. Pruden, President Harrison's assist
ant secretary; Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Parke Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, Miss CLAWS, Miss Green,
Chester 5. Lord. Bradford Merrill, j. Foster
Coates. Geo. F. Spinney, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
MUrtric. Mr.. GoIding, Mr.. Sanford and Capt
| Willigerod of the Spree.
Among DIR. CLAWS guests were H. B. f. Mac
farland. president Of the Gridiron Club and
Mrs Mcfarland, Secretary and Mrs. DeGraw,
Treasurer Walker, Major and Mrs. Carson, Miss
| Carson, Mr.. aud Mira Handy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke, Mr.. ard Mrs Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
Wynne, Mr.. and Mrs. Heath Miss Conway Mr.
and Mrs. Low, Mr.. and the Misses
Larner. Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis, Mr.. and hrs. Hay, Mr.. and Mrs. Barry,
| Mr. and Mrs. DePuy and Messrs. Powers, Mus
! sey. Matthews, Gibson, Gushing. Smith, Stevens
and Shriyer. After the coffee there was dane
! ing on the steamers deck, and at midnight the
Gridiron members started on thsir return.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc;ioneers,
L 6L2 st. q. ".
IMPORTANT SALE BY

IMPORTANT SALE BY
OF SUPERIOR rukNiftGs. CARPETS. &c.. AT
TIE LLEGANILY EDhNISHEp RESIDENCE
T THB bthsi n FkkT r
s. HSnSf fffGEs SiSbsaSfSSt AZ
SSEEf ESrE SsSfs
BLACK SILK HAND 'EMBR6Ipfkfb: H FboNi
CHAIRS. MAHoGANl MORk TABLES EBONY
fHRIEs. ISLAf6 cAS SR N VERY VERY i HAS6-
SOME CARD TABLES. .BEAtTIFuLLY IN
SAsi5
ckSi SHfSSPR H.sHsk
OFFICE TABLES. oNE OAR cABiNET. MADE
G2 3Dt aSD SLsib MR. i55SA ISS
zoSE FkEf e fsSfSf sS4 SSS
H sn S SS HAM Bone Thief iSthR
LAMPS; ITALIAN PoRTIEkEs, NUMBER
OK TISRoW HATSHfs SNE
ffS EJS r TAhTE TAEkT HaSS
SUITES ANR sIPARATE PiEcEs fN ASH.
as pos kGS fbE sSEEAPs
WASH STANDS. DKEssING TABLES. SINGLE
s6RE 2kdR fkdsT Dk6 HAIR Ssk
A ASR mffEoaAHYs cH sT ro R6h EAGks
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, AN
ASSSSPR1 MENT OF BEDpiNG DhconAi TED
FRENCH MARBLE CLOCK, SIDE 0RNAMkNFS
TO MATCH: ONE BRASS CHANDELIER
BRASS FIRE STAND, SHOVEL AND Tones
Wv. SPRINGS. FOLDING BEDS, MAHOGANY
DRESSING TABLES, ENGLISH MAHOGANY
SIDE TABLES, WORK STANDS. OFFICE III r
NITURE. SUCH AS WALNUT OFFICE DESKS.
sT hERRhbos sHk Sff WALS TASLEs TUpHpk
E EoSRERsS,r cs YtEiSE TTAAskEs STOVES:
50 BOTTLES or CHATEAU -LEAzITTE. An
2F ST SULIA Noi P3TT .Nn q PokT VIE
PETs, EpSsH ,S ~ on one HANDsoMELY
TION OF GLASS AND TABLE WARE lot OF
COPPER 0KtNG UTENSILS, REFRI0ERA
TOR, KITCHEN TABLES. CHAIRS, CROCK
cry. COOKING UTENSILS, kc.
On WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TwENTY-FIFTH
1881. commencing az Ten O'CLOCK A. M, at RESI-.
DENCE NO. 121l X STREET NORTHWEST we
will sell tho above effects with many articles moi men
toned This is excellent opportunity for private
buyers to make very desirable purchases The
portion of this furniture made order in HoI.nd
and ~ the properly of gentleman leaving the CITY,
The residence will be op@n Tuesday, the 24th from
to 4, TOR inspection, when catalogues can be hal
ThOMAS DOWLING son. Auctioneers
nol4dts 6l2 st. NV.
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uipkins Said to BE DYING.

Assistant District Attorney Mullowney re-
ceived word from Providence Hospital that
Frederick HipSins the coiored man who was
stabbed in the neck on the night of October 81,
as heretofore published in The STAB, was
dying and that his ante-mortem statement if
wanted would have to be taken this afternoon.
Mr.. Mullowney started ut once for the hos
pital to take his statement
James Brent. alias Arthur johnson, colored,
who is charged with having inflicted the fatal
wound is in iail
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y,,,,,.,. 40. IA. ave NV. r-.
GEORGE T.. ftlMiNss Trustees
nol2-dfs 40 - - . M

TRUSTEES SALE
by virtue 81 decree 81 tie supreme Cour, q ti,e
Dstf1ct OF toGmina, PASSED the I'D daN af JuIr
,ssl, IN the cAu-e II Willie = Hu-- IT al w. luln
burke ~ a. az equity. No. lslll. Mill on TTI 4
DAA. NONEMBlh iNENIh-IO KIN ls,ll Al . tuD
m. M 'front.' al III" lTcini>s. uer sale ali tise
rgnt. title Interest ana estate ffa tl..snaants Jo5
Michael and ler~iiv. BurA~ ~ ana So ~. tr,..rfv a.
scIinsd m NE bl 81 COMPLAINT nlel ths cause 20
VII, laft 81 ORIGINAL lot 10. square 1lp further ~.
srlte a. lots IL and H. an ill's q. Ure sulsiiys "a
OF SAID soulre. i'ens premises ere. 49, gnblssr
siies H. WIN Tue lu movements. sui lsf certai nj
dee1 oi tEust liade 10 Thomas a. Aa2sauhn aud Joan
W flnnS. TRUSTEES. 10 secure the ItaNtt.t 81 tiTe.
hunsirrd dollars 600 20 William Al Hos.ss lac
terms os sale 60 lss follows
One third If the InrVhas. uonsy 20 l paid an cssh
Aid ne ieeiiue ln NO equal tustaiiueuts Grd
twelve lnuntis Respectively from day % SALE the
deferred pAy eilts 10 IT, secured by the purchasefs
notes hearllls Ter cent Interest paSa ALL. .e4 a
annually. secured ~ deed Of trust m the usual To- "a
on the property sold. ali cash al te oIftn al -
purehss.r DEPOSIT Of nifty dollars (sjj val lie 80
Quired II the time sale.
FRANK H. STEPHENS TrlIst.e.
,,-,x,,p . .,,.>- IA u street northwest,
LAiiMf-h q SLoAN, AuSiiun-srs. nUl2-lO
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


sTSkf sEI6k HTsE No is 6hfhI
-. At AUCTION.
THGhsPA iI AFFFT fSGf oSGSck
viii oner for sale in tr y q the premises
Fronting Ia SO feet on sreet and running back
This sale should command the attention of parties
81 a Se m. .Ss aR 81 int tim.
deposit of 500 required at the time OF sale. II the
the day Of sale right served TO resell the propeTis
a TIE risk and cost q the dstaptns
paper pus ut, IN w,s IN p c Az convey
L IF S
Msspaq ABOVE Tk Is ssr
ssahe and isffst q ias
nola-dSds AuctionserL
AS-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Epsf e Seesu Bag q o fe raH Sns IHuRspAY
and pace RADCLIFFE. DARK Co,
I ATIMEE s.. s SLOAN. ARSSgPesIs.
BARREL NEW ORLEANS MoLsssEs, OATS IN
ssk nh GSobs or FEE9SEF E
9SkSIiTi OF WishINa soSfs: BLse kis:a
GROCERY BUSINESS
FINE BAY MARE. ABof MS SIX YE.RsoLp; GOOD
C CHfHEk mp A. rShpPL t 9NE sIlXTr,GaLLoN
On THURsDAY MORNING. pNA oTEMshR NINE.
TIE Si III ls9i at sroCs.y store. No. si9 St
,o, Wv LATIMER 3 SLOAN.
-noIo-4t Auctioneers
X KuRSITzKI. AucT1oNEEK.
LARGE AND pEREMpTORy SALE OF Upward
OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY AND FANcY
GOODS. &c, BEING THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
SEVENTH STREET DEALER RETIRING
FROM THE RETAIL BUsINEss-REMovEDT TO
627 STREET NoRTHwEST. AND WILL BE
SOLD AT AUCTION. COMMENCING ON
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINE.
TENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
WE PARTLY ENUMERATE AS FOLLOWS:
FRENCH. BLACK AND HENRIETTA CLOTH
sERGEs. ALL COLoRs ;CAMEL's hair DRESS
GOODS. DIAaoNALs. ENGLISH AND FRENCH
PLAIDs. sURAH ssILK IN ALL coLoRs.
CHINA SILKS. ALL cOLoRs; SATIN AND
sATINEs. NAPKINS. LINEN DAMAsK. FLAN-
NELs. s1LEs1A. 1000 PIECES REMNANTS
OF DRESS GOODS.
LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS AND FANCY
GOODS. LACEs. HOSIERY OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TON. UMBRELLAS. HANDKERCHIEFs. VEL.
VET RIBBONS. COMBS. WEBBING. TOWELS.
&C., NAPKINs-wITHA NExTENsIvE CoLLEC.
TIoN OF SIMILAR sToCK-wHICH WILL BE
BOLD WITHOUT ANY RESERVE OR LIMIT
SALE CONDUCTED BY
nol6-3t SAMUEL SAMsTAG.
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AUCTION SALES.
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THIS AFTERNOON.
u ATCI1FFE. DARR & CO.. Auct,oneer..

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE FoUR. STORY
BRICK STORE AND Unwilling. No, 343
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in iber
l4ij folio III ct seq, of the land records of the
District Of Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby Will offer for sale at public auction
in front of the premises, on MONDAY AFTERNOON.
NoNEMBER SfAftENIH. A. ID. 1891, AT HALF
PASI iOUkO'CLO the iollowins Described real IS
tate, situate in tie city of Washington, District of Co.
nbia 10 witt The southern part of lot numbered six
teen U0l, in reservation numbered ten (lO) said part
having front OF twenty five ) teet PeDnsy wanna
avenue and running back with the same WI. tn to a
depth OF seventy t1O) feet two CO inches. being the
same property described in a deed du y recorded in
hber No. S4 folio ,. of the land records said Dis
trict, together with the Improvements. consisting OF
large four-story brick dwelling and store, No. 4:i
pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Terms Subject to deed " trust duly recorded in
Libr lfe5 folio 61. Tor So. 900, cent per
num- payable semi-annuaily, five years from Novein-
Der D. 1881 the balance 10 be paid in cash. de-
post OF 500 required at the time of sale. If the
OF sale are not complied with in days from the
day OF sale the trustee the right to resell
property at the risk and cost o. the Jcfaulting pur
chaser after ye days advertisement
some news paper published in WASHINGTON. u. Z. All
conveyaEcng and recording at the cost OF the pur-
chaser MYER COHEN, Trustee
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
An. ri
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DuxcANsoN BROS. Aucs,oneer..

PEREsiproRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE uN.
lOINCHEs ON THE SOUTH SIDE. Of Viz.
GINA AVENUE BETWkEN SECOND AND
Third STREETS SOUTHEAST
We viii 9fer foE sale IN front q the PREMISES on
TENTH. a. HAIf-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK, LOT
AND tAkp1OTS .. SQUARE s66. containing in ali
IL, 60 sQuaro1eef.
Terms sale: one-thr cash and the balance in
and two years. with interest at the Of per
cured BY deed 81 trust on the property Sold all
time " sale. Terms to be computed ith dnys
the property viii be sold ut the risk Of the
some paper publ1sbsd IN the D1grlct Of Coiunabia
nolV-aGdS -DUGCANsON BROS., Aucfs.
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Action OF the Commissioners I'm Regard "a
the Associated Charities.

The difference between the superintendent
of charities and the Associated Charities hal
been terminated, at least for a time. by the
Commissioners. who today ordered tina,
Further consideration of the adyisability
OF apportioning to the Associated Charities
any part of the $4,000 for the relief Of
the poor Is deferred until that organization
shall make such a report to the superintendent
OF charities of its operations for the year end
ing June 80, 1891, as the superintendent may
require"
1t is understood tina. the Associated Charities
Is the only charitable organization in the Dis
trict that has failed to make an annual report
of its operations to the superintendent of chari-
ties, claiming that inasmuch AZ they receive no
direct assistance from Congress it was not UNI
der the jurisdiction OF said superintendent.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUTH
WEST, 1MpROVED BY OLD EKAME DWELLr

lNGS.
Under and BY virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court Of tue District of Co umbia, holding Equity
Court Tor said District, in cause wherein Emma b.
Morrice is complainant and Mary burdette ct al are
deendants, known as equity cause No. IS34s, doaket
x the rn;iei signed TRUSTEES will on TUEsDAN. the
HALF-PAsT fOUk O'CLOCK p Al. sell at public
auct CD, in front OF the premises, the following de-
SERTED real estate situate in the city of Washington
III said District. 10 wit:
First. The eastenmost eighteen (S) feet front on
street southwest and running back the iuil depth
thereof, of original lot one ID in square ve hundred
and eighty C,SO). improved by one-stcry frame
dweihny. And immediately thereafter,
Second. The eighteen Qol ieet and six (6) inches
front said street, by the full depth thereof, OF
said lot one O next DINING said first described part
Of said lot on the west. improved by Old frame
dwelling. And immediately thereafter.
Third The south fourteen 4 feet front by the full
depth theseof of original lot fourteen U4) in sad
square. Improved BY twc-story frame dwelling.
Terms CT sale One-third Of the purchase money in
cash; the balance in and two years. by the
promissory notes OF the purchaser and OF trust
to the satisfaction the court the property SOLD
sll cash. at the purchasers option.
deposit OF slUu required on each piece of property
at the time OF sale. Terms OF sale to he mped with
in feen days ronf the day OF sale. the trustee re-
the right to resell 1t the cos. and risk of tue
faulting purchaser -
MOI once. 49, Louisiana ave. n ".
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Nothing Heard From the Norfolk.

II was reported q: the ?;h s;seet wharf this
afternoon that nothing bal been heard from
the steamer Norfolk. whir.l ran aground below
Marshall Hall a. an early hour saturday. The
eame story was told at the uptown ticket Office.
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Iaj. George P. Edgar Was knocLed down last
evening about O'Clock by bicycle ridden by
Z A. Macdonald Of the pension office and badly
bruised. he struck his head on the asphalt,
but ; stiff derby hat prevented serious injury.
Maj. Edgar had just aii,nted from "a stree. car
st the junction of 9Th ard + streets when he
Was Knocked down- He didn't see the wheel at
all No blame attached to the rlde-, who
was profuss in his apologies. There is always
c crowd at that corner and the most careful
riding Is necessary 10 avoid accidents.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Anctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT WITH IMPROVE
MENTS, COhNER OF NORTH CAROLINA
AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST,

NINETEENTH. 1891. at HALf-PAsT fOUE
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises, shall Sc J
the following property TO w.t. Part of original lot
nine 90, tn SQUARE seven hundred end ninety two
(1 IN the city Of Washington district Of 90 umnia.
Included In the folio wing uietes and hounds BEGINNING
st the northeast corner OF said lot and runins tence
south seyenty-seven CD feet and four "a inches
thence west to the line of aid lot and the sidg
line between said lot and lot eight lS thence north
line Of North Caroline avenue and thence along said
line Of North Carolina nue. LA feet inches 10 the
place of beginning, together with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of lsrxe irse axeliin This u
valuable lot, contains 64o square feet. and
b admirably situated for residences stores, facing
Nor b Carolina and Pennsyivania avenues. 9Th Ano
streets southeast, with lust view VI farxe Tsrk-
Terms: 0nsthird cash. the balance in one two snd
three YEAR, At per cent ssrurea ey deed o. trust on
time Of sale All convsgasctng and recording u the
LArIMER SLOAN
uolO-dkds Aucfioneern
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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Harry
Burch and Cora r. Hodgkin, both Of Fairfax
county, Va; C. Z. Taylor and Z. N. Dean;
Leonard Cole and Mary VIM; George w. Or
futt and Mary e. Williams.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
4 ATiAkR = SLOAN. Auctiopesrs.

REcEIyERs sALE OF yALvABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPRoNED PROPERTY sIrl ATE IN
HNloNTowNA AND GOOD HCPE HILL PARk, :
THRkt FRAME DWELL Nus oN COOP HOPE
Road MAR TAYLOR sTkEET, UNIONTONN y,
Hill Hill i fsRkA n SS sa LOT IN GOOD HOPE
In pursnsnce Of the decree Of court passed on the
i2tn day OF November. i>Sii. in equity cause Nc.
ct AL the Supr-e Court - the District 81 Colnin.
bia- appointing John r. Sherperd recptvsr in aid
ssnse ana BY virtue of the certain deed from Hen g
and Ralph l.. Gait TO John I. Sheppard receiver as
aforesaid made and recorded the said i2th DAY
land reeors O The Distric; u Columbia wi sci
Al pneic anction IN front OF the respective premises
1891. Coninen ing Al the honr a. FrT n ti ossS a.
NJ the following dsscribel pr1prrty IN Union.
town. county II NashinstoT .stTirt Gioresaid and
Jniontown AZ lots numbered sin hundred and ons
GOD. sx hundred and (,sr) and slK hundred and
n.sr 49, sssa issn;.ns = issI ea eed hope rose
by three comfortable SIX room frame ~elltnss
iMMkDaAIELl AFTER that certain piece par.
WASHINGTON, and known and designsted upon the
9mcial map OF plan q Good Horr Mn Park. now on
two C2), containin. six Thousand ave hundred an
ninety two g. s2l square feet OF ground. situate
road. ~ ~
Terms each piece or parcel: ons-third cash. hal
ahce IN one and two years with interest AZ cent
Ter annum payable seni-annuallyD and secured by
OF trust on the properly sold. or all cash at th'
option Of the purcha>er Al conveys ncing and
Sorting at the purchasers cost. depost of 1O vii
Nreqaed on eCh piee AZ the time Of - e, aud u ths
terms bo not complied with in ftesn days from day O
sac the receiver the rsht 10 rse the prop
50 IN default AZ the risk and cost OF he defautins
nshsd In the Evening star newspaper of Washington
JOHN P. SHEPHERD.
Rooms - and p, Le DrOit buildins. Receiver.
noio-dts S6S 81 NV.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS NOT ALARMED.
'Yes," said Commissioner Douglass today to
STAR reporter, Il saw the rumor about Hazel
ton taking my place.. have no knowledge
about it and put no faith in the report. About
this time each year, when the liquor Licenses
are being sifted. there are number of impa-
tient and indignant citizens interested III that
branch OF trade. But as am careful in every
case rejected to have reason Of record, that
arises either under the law. the regulations or
the facts as reported by the police, l anu not
alarmed at The perennial rumor of decapita
ton
THEY SPEAK FOR THE DOCTOR.
A large delegation of colored men from the
twelfth sanitary district called upon the Com
missioners Saturday and presented a petit
ton in behalf of DR.. Darlington. the physical,
to the poor in that section, whom they under
stood was to be removed. They said tine docto,
was considerable and conscientious in the dis
charge OF his duties.
MISCELLANEOUS
Joseph A. kilgore and Martin Brown have
been appointed privates of the first class il
the metropolitan police force, vice Joseph A
Clark and j. a. Brown removed.
The Commissioners spent the entire forenoon
today hearing arguments In liquor cases.
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Thrown Prom a Carriage.

On Saturday s.sernoOn Mrs Reesidc and
child and Mrs. Stncmeiz were With the driver.
Marshall Monkey, thrown out CT a surrey eft
New York a-enue and 14sb street by tie MP
se.ting of the vehicle, caused by the morse be-
coming frightened at a steam roller. The child
escaped unAurt. the ladies were slightly IN
iured and Noxley had his left shoulder blade
fractured and received Internal injuries They
we're all taken to Mrs Eees.de's residence IN a
al.