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A COnstable's Excitin. Experience.

Constable Oliver Copion Of Liza beth NJ,
had an exciting encounter yesterday afternoon
with Herman Schoen, burly anarchist whom
he arrested on charge of threatening to Kill
George Schoefner. a young tool:nakcr. Tho
constable took Schoen from Tie Singer factory
and. when pas,ins locality where a number
OF socialists live, the captive broke away Sow
eral sympalhizrrn helped him in hi3 effort to
escape. The chase was through rcverai yards
ami over fences. tonlon fred several shots
and caugh. Scnocn wien nc had stumbled AID
tell. C1n.on kept SchOcn friends at bay with
his revolver. Grove Of \ iLousand persons
gathered at the scene. Schoen wa one Of tn.
leaders i'll All anarchist riot III Eizab, III il July
last, when two police officers We're nearly Killed..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-25
flogged for Insulting Women

Five hundred masked men gathered at the
Sheibyville. Ind. jail Monday nj hit to take Phil
tolgherty out AMI hang him FOR grossly in
-'il;ing women at their homes. The sheriff
undertook TO spirit him away unobserved by
the mob, but 4 sentinel had been placed on
duty and when they had reached Mechanic
street the mob seized HIM and marched down
Harrison street TO Blue river bridge whore a
rope ~as placed about his neck. Some OF the
leaders objected to hanging and about thirty
eowhides were laid upon him until blood ran
down Doushertys back in streams. Before
turning him loose the white caps warned him
~ leave the city aud rever return.
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THE CAPTURE OF IOUIoUE.
Particulars Received Of the Burning of tn
CITY.


City.
Particulars have been received OF the cap
ture and sacking Of Iquique on February 10 by
the Gillian insurgents 1t appears that when
the rebels captured the port the government
troops took up position at some distance from
it and held themselves in readiness to attack
the city. The rebels returned on board, leav-
ing only some fifty men in charge the troops
soon heard of this and marched on the place
some 200 strong, under Col Sofa.
Firing commenced and the shore fusilade led
the ships to promptly open fire. The Blanca
Encalada, Esmeralda and Huascar used their
heavy guns, while the transports kept their
mitrailleuses busily employed. Tremendous
destruction followed and at 10 am. fire broke
ont in nitrate ware house, which was extIn-
guished by the fire brigade.
At $3.50 pm. another fire broke out and this
time the efforts of the firemen proved useless
and the flames spread until the whole central
part OF Iquique. where the best stores and build
lngs were situated. was IN ruins. Up to the
18th of February, when the Warspite. which
brought the news, left Iquique, the ruins were
yet burning.
The fight which resulted in the fire was a
stern and bloody tragedy, and it would have
been more prolonged had it not been for an
arrangement having been reached by the chiefs
OF the two parties, and under which the oppo-
sition leaders engaged to pay Col. Sofa go, 900
to divide among his men, who were then to
JOIN the rebels. Under this arrangement the
government troops abandoned their arms and
soon dispersed. Subsequently, Col. Sofa was
arrested and sent on board the ADazonas ac-
eusod of having distributed only 81 900 among
lis men and having retained the remain
Ing $1,000.
Those on board the Warspite had also been
informed that Col. Robles had 1000 of Bal
macedas troops on the pampas. and that it
was possible they would again attack Iquiaue,
III which port and its vicinity the revolutionists
stated that they had 5000 men. They were,
however, short of ammunition, but we're eX-
pectlnS some by steamer b. way of Magellan
straits.
lquique is in a completely abnormal condi-
lion, and all the inhabitants have taken refuge
on the island where they had previously been
stationed.
In the fight about 200 persons were killed.
Some of the number lost their lives through
their own imprudence. The Office of the daily
newspaper, Voz lie Chilli which supported the
government, was sacked and burned.
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A Case Of Literal Mud Throwing.

John A. Noyes, prosperous shoe manu-.
facturer of Woburn, Mass, is to be tried
next Saturday for assault committed upon Miss
Florence Holt, the principal Of private En-
glish and classical school. The assault is al
legged to have been committed upon the night
of March ~. Miss Holt states that ON that
evening: us she was entering the residence Of q
friend, she passed Mr.. Noyes, who deliberately
made mud balls and threw them Mt her, cover
ing her hair, face and clothes with mud Mr..
Noyes claims it is a case of mistaken identity,
but Miss Holt is positive Of the Identification
OF her assailant. Last spring Miss Holt sued
Mr.. Noyes for $4,000 for breach Of promise.
This case is pending.
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A New Feature of the Detroit Abduction

A New Feature OF the Detroit Abduction.
The excitement over the abduction Of Joseph
Perrien from Detroit las: week has brought out
the particulars Of another mysterious disap-
pearance from Perrien's residence about
Christmas time. Tho missing person ia a
former servant of Perrien's, named Carolina
Beck. A brother Of the girl has called fire.
quently at the Perrien residence to see his SIS
ter. but he has always been put of with ex-
cuses that the girl was i'll or away from home.
reporter got hold Of the story yesterday and
secured an interview with Perrien. who adj
mitted having knowledge Of the girl's where
a5outs, and adding that the police had the par.
ticulars Of the case. The circumstance il re-
gardea - peculiar in view Of last weeks events.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of TIE EVENING STAR "a dollars
worth or more in return for every dollar re-
ceived" is the principle upon which its bust
ness is conducted. Advertisers usually get
from ten to one hundred dollars for every one
invested in its advertising columns
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"Al" Spaltiing Will Retire.

special 70 the New York S,l,a from Chicago
says: Il. G. Spalding will retire from base
ball and business cares and will enjoy the
fruits Of many years labors. He has made all
arrangements to retire on the first OF the
month. He will also leave Chicago and make
New York his home in the future. James Har.
and Adrien e. Arson will be left in charge Of
Spalding's interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-25

Apetition signed by Rev. Joseph Cook and
many other representatives OF the Massachu-
sets sabbath Union has been sent to the legis-
iature against the preparation, printing. pub
fishing. sale and delivery OF newspapers on
Sunday, on the ground that there is no Just or
sufficient: reason why the publishing and sale
OF newspapers should receive discrimination
from the state over any other form of business
or labor on the Lords dsv.
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Principal Grant Of Queens College Kings
tor, Ont, said last night in an address that if
closer trade relations were not formed between
Great Britain and Canada the whole CONNER
cial fabric Of Canada. which il has taken thir-
teen years 20 erect. viii be leveied to the
ground at the next election
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I ATIMeR * SLOAN, Auctioneers.
~ l4OS u al. near |. 5. Treasury.

HIGHLY VALUABLE IslPROVED CORNER PROP
E2 4 ON sou IHEAST CURNER or i.TH
AID rs, O fUsIIE IKE NEW CITI
POST OFF. CT SITE
a AUCTION.
On MoNDAI AFTERNOON, APRIL SIXTH.
1891. Al I'VE o'CLCCA. in iro.t .. tle preEse-,
a. SCI. Let ~ N square ia. .rout.u q ieet
% % On it ST. o. dspth o. 81 STREET
iore!ei ca t.4r so!..eist corner %;
nota~tsi. inlros d 10y a-s;Ory br.c- dwelling, with
modern III -. CTtica's.
..e't -.4Jrou :irara TO South Washington
an. Dc.us lUss tl!e Street Ciy ;'ust
O.i,s laLts It 40 most cesireoe .ocatson
Lent or u!:sitsc purI IN that All c.ii-
Ney Ciiig AKA 20, Criis ~ purchasers cost.
inns I..-Ie SHOWN mi Gel $3.50 required.
at time ot sac. LAIIMlK / SLOAN,
lul..,-datts Au..-,uu.srs
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- ArCLIFfE. DARN CO., Aurt,oneer.,
~ E.U Pa ave n "

VALUABLE Two-s~OHY AND BASEMENT Ray
hiitKt n. iVAEAai. 81 AuGr!oS.
Dl WEDNESDAY,. hIlI!. l. lI.oi, IS9i, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK g. ~, VA sell, in 'front.' oil the premises
SUB i.OI 81 ASD PART OF
iDi ~ ScUAE;- ISL,
FrOn..Cs ~ ieci 4 -. .rtween Dea ware sye AMI
S. ~. AMI iu.lroye: by weil-t,;ft groom
sta i.elt DrcL with rAL.n>. liisntel
an o.! M ern nag ruT'"a'nts. hear Met.
street AMI m .IOrhcod that IL randy
laHtOv. n Lll,i h,-r To IL. carr of tl.eT,tS.
tow: MT above IN br.l = O. ~ COO
win can r.-i.s or t-|u:. years can lie raid nj
IT, NJ. - ;ir ur nss,tj ASH. "Asn. at tie
par .h'r's Q; .lun. HRS ~ 10 collpn-si with N
n .,' fru t,e Il y Sac. oth.ru,s. tha rig!.t
N t's fN-i q trs at tiI' default-
N iur las l. dc, os -l hic. uIis"d 81 time ~
sA". A. cUnNeyaECIn .aL -, .fIr.it. sor 8
,os hAiCI.lf IL, DArJ h 30.
n.si.., uad.s A.; Il n..cs
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. N' ON n al am
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING. BEING No. 42l TWENTIETH

i DNEl.slSG. BEING No. 4ol TWENTIETH
SIEkEf NORIUWE EST.
BY virtue of two certain deeds OF trust. duly re-
corded the u st N Liber mo- oO 2 ct seq and the
records OF te District OF Columbia, request
OF the party secured thereby. the undersigned rus
tees Will offer or sale at public suction front 0; the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY FIFTH
pAr or aARCH, A. D. 1881. AT HAl.F-PAsT
FOUR oCiCCh !. Nj, the following described land
and preInl,es, situated i'll the city OF Washington DIS
tlct OF CoiuiiDa, TO VT: Al that certain piece or
parcel Of land AMI premises known and distin uished
A. anu beng part OF sue lot six 80 Of william
Is. Ioud's subdivision Of ORIGINAL lot three CD,
III square numbered hund ed and twenty
three 10 INTO lots to 8 inclusive. March IT, 1870
recorded III G. II. b.. l, said part sub lot six 90
beII. founded rs tolows: Beginning;
Eoint twenty ca feet eight (e) inches NORTH o.!
the corner OF New lorE avenue ana TN entIetl (CIn)
street. thence north seventeen 90 eet two q .I.t hes
tlen:e east seventy 90 eet l.) nches
thence soth eignt a. let SIX 10 Inches thence
cry III direct Inc to the place o; beginning, nroved
III 10Th ST. W.
Terms o. s.e: One half OF the purchase money to lie
pa III cAsi, aiid the oaIan" IN ID alter date,
WITH tcFe Al the rte 60 per cent per i'm,
interest paysDe seal tuniiLS. note TO secured by
deed OF trust upon the ltuTs. su4a. casa. IT
option OF purt ,ser or Lllt nCses EeposIt o 500
required al tiIie of sale. COnyeyIncinE. rscorng,
&c, az purchasers cost
erli.s If safe to be complied with In ten QO) days,
OTHERWISE mus ees reserve the right to the prop
cit Al tie r!s AMI 'ost o. ueIau tii, pur,
chasers ster i've da!s advertisement
soi;ie newspaper plip- 81, u IN " asll2tCl. D. G.
" MILAN Al. 'Jl.i-i.,o,, ,r-,.....
- JAMES NELSON. ir"s'ees'
DUNCANSON Bios, huction.crs. nihl2-eod&ds
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FUTURE DAYS.
" ALTER Is. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE UNI5IpROyF

IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE UNIIpROyED
p r., tkONIiNH ~ EIAIH siMEET
BEINEEN NHGpE ISLAND AVENUE AND X
SIt.ELI NOkTE"Es5T Ar AUCTION.
On " II SErDAi, APRIL Elh,i. At HALF
Q: As 2re s's pA-t u lot No. II. square
NJ ai HAVING eiEty front Un 9th st. NV, ny
back one h;ncrei ;.et.
49,. iro, .r:y is sdvcnaceously situated and worthy
the ATTENTION ct buyers.
eln,s :u;e: l.ur to assume trust o. SS 90
VIII h has one and to June
): ION, VIII iLtsesi ~ per ccl; Per annui.,
o.e stiiIi ain lA. ). the N.ltlce in convey
ant.n<, g.. 1t i.Irtagsers cost. = % Gown wien
tie Properly - strIcG of. And il tue d
are not So!iplir VIII WITHIN ten days from of
the roI'ertj VII - lesOl ~ Gui i..Aut-
in2 iu.t,uasr. WAAiLl: b. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
nltH-f AucI.onee.s.
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CATALOGUE SALE

'THVMAS OOWLING BON, AuctionserA
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
MISCELLANEOUS AND Law BOOKS,
INCLUDING THE LAW LIBRARY OF THE LATE
+. w. JONES,
To take place at our auction rooms
ELEVENTH STREET AND AVE
NUE., WASHINGTON, D. C..
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH THIRTIIrH
AND THIRTY-FIRsT, 1881.
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK PM
Parties unable to attend the ssle can havs ther orer.
executed by the suctioneeas. BY W. h LowdsTuiik
Co.. NO. l4%4 ct. NV. or J. n. Hickcox, QO6 =
- NV. mh2z-7s
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T ArIMRR SLOAN. Auc.ioneers.
~ l4Ust ST., naar q. S. Treasury

ASSIGNEE s. SAL. OF NEW AND HANDSOME
ht2,DENCE ~ Luz Gov RECEh LIZ Built
Is. =. Il. SCuNEi DER, AND BLING PR NJ
ISL No. liu2 4 IL a il STREET NUI:TH ~ EST
by virtue OF certain eee O. ess;pnne to U.s. duly
.on tie ianc recorus oi tue District of Co.
iunu.a. n -ier No i5I, ioiio "a, vii. offer fo-
81 At iu ne auton n 'front.' Of the Lre::ses on
Ss'l. All FIVE O'CLOCK T.. IL. that parce Of real
estate III tie ctty OF asa ~ ton d. e., and
dts rled - OF 81 in Scnelers subdiv OF souare
A. improved By new an. cexant tlree-story ana
prove
IerlLsoi SAFE: Ali cash over AMI above an incum-
brance OF $o.Ou. dated uctober -, 1SsO and payable
IN Two AMI three years ter date. deposit OF $50
Will oe required at the Sale and ii terms are
not compel with In fifteen the right is reserved
70 resell at the risk aud cost OF the defautins pu.-
chaser. lakes wiii be piid TO January l, lSpf All
convey ancing and ordiny at purc!nser's cost
MICHAEL j. COLBERT, Assignee.
Sun building
mh2o-dSds Atlantic building.
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An "Anti- Ptukerton Rill,, VDefaafcsl

The bill prohibiting the bringing of detect
ives into Ohio 20 do police or military duty.
known as the anti-Pinkerton bill. which re-
Gently passed the house, was defeated in the
state senate yesterday.
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'HOMAs DOWNING. Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF SToDDAnD OR y STREET.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS rARTNERSHIP.
AT AUCTION.
On IHU RSDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH 1891
At FIVE O'CLOCK. / VIII sell on the pre,iisss the
west y ses by depth Of l ,ee lot No. 2s5. in =
side OF Stoddard o. street. between 30tn ana an
streets. Georgetown, D. G.
Terms: One-tiird cash balance I'm one and tvo
years with interest and secured by decd Of trust on
tne propsrfy 500 " ali cash. the option OF pur-
purchaser slOO deposit REQUIRED the tine Of sale
Inh.O-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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money RAISED fc- TIRE sherman Statue.
The Sherman statue fund committee OF New
iork yesterday adopted resolutions that the
treasurer OF the fund be requested to an
n"unee that the subscriptions were sufficient to
fund to date is 81 7ss
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CaAi...ES i. HANDY,

VEN VALUABLE GLIDING hDT On TWEEN
IA: Ii 81. IL; 'pf. 1 EST BETWEEN X
AND :. OPPOSITE Thu RESIDENCE OF 81 n
AIti. SAN ttit.
At AUCTION.
On Thu ESDAi ~ i.INUDN. APRIL SECOND
at IA / rI .O,k. We VIII Offer for O. N ron. OF
the lre!.,Ises,
SUR LOT -,
S9IAi.t 10
fron.;nS II eet on .fn st-"t in depth o.;
i 81 ~ 20 'A'oot tt.S, l.aEin. II u he
iuI;,ln. ste. benz re tie residence euator =.
yer ALu ot"r nm now nm rpy
Dy al "i r. &c noiiss, known 40 10th street
nofti ives.
i.rius: 'nc-fou.th GAIA balance in one and two
yers, ~: -n;. secured Is a.i q! On rroI e-ty
sod o! al eAs ~ 10 ".'T.'sn oi tlr lt:r- iihser.
oeiCsT % SO :. tan, a. IL III ..rr o ut 4, -
not cd WIN .tu u lays lr,u rIy a., T. I,
rsnt reseff" To resell T.. properly AMI cost II
t DC Au.ll iNc ial"T --rrf i've aSs adv ertise n.
OF st' II r. So" III sG'v ne ;.or pLJ.,sed IN ASH
id-tOn D. {. All rnn'eyaEc. o.din- at the
Cst tIc ,'llf,L.Sr
n..l.,-..&lhs NAIC.IFFE, DAhR L CO. Au.ts
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1t has been prophesied tina. in ten years
time there will be more camphor trees than
orange trees in Florida. and that the camphor-
producing industry il that state will become
of great importance.
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Gold Medal For California Br,pax.

The California yiticultural commission has
received q gold medal awarded to the exhibit
OF California brandies a: the Paris exposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-25

TIE STAR Is the LA,gesf pspa
published in Washington, with Q
general equipment and printing facil-
tiles three-fold greater and better than
those of any other Washington paper;
and. having thes full Day Reports
of both the New York Associated
Press and the United Press, supple
mented by an unequaled service Of
Exclusive Special Dispatches from al
prominent points in America and
Europe, it prints more and fresher
Telegraphic News than any other
Washington paper can possibly sup
ply, furnishing at the same time q
greater amount and better quality Of
Local, Domestic and General Intelli-
genoe, and Larger quantity and
higher grade Of Original and Selected
Literary Miscellany than any papes
in The District.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
" R IL. HI EsTAtE on THE N0ktHwEsI CORNER
AND-A-dALF STREET NORTHWEST AND
KNOWN AS NOS. 45I 49, AS AND ;51 PENN

AND:A.dALF STREET NORTHWEST AND
KNOWN AS NOS. al. Asa. AS AND 457 PENN-
SYLNANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District o. Columbia passed the 10Th day .;Arch,
IVY. in equity cause No. 1891, wherein Edward y.
Beae ana others are compliments and Gertrude W.
vance and others are dsian lants, shall! tie
big nest adder IN frOnl OF the premises NEDNES-
DAY, IhE Th ENTI-f1FTH DAY UE MARCH
1881. AZ OF AFTER PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. vi,
the following described parces OF land III tie city Of
WASHINGTON. District or Columbia. known IS los
tw MY eight t2S) and twenty nine 600 James IL
SaNes. trustee, suUdv part original lot ne
Also part OF original lot twen:y.or (21 said square
said sub lot - il situated the corner Of
Pennsyivhnia avenue and street, having fIon, axe
OF % ieet and inches on Tenn ,yiysIa avenue BY
uepth OF iOo jeet and inc:.es -. street Ii is
improved by 4 three-stOry oricA building.
Said sue ot ~ ad1Oins the preceding cot tine west
baNlns frontage .. le ieet on Pennsy vanis avenue
ty al aNera-S depth of - improved by
two-stOry brick ui.dIng.
Said part OF lot "a II onts feet AZ street is of
IRREGULAR shape and contains $40 square Of
ground.
Terms of sale, prescribed by the decree: One third
o! the purchase money in and the baance IN two
equa lis'aiincnts. Payable III and two years re-
secuNeiy fro the day OF sale, all cash, the op-
ton of the urcaser. The deferred payments sual lie
So uree by deed oi trust upon premises sod and
pear interest from tie Gay sale nj the rate OF per
cent per ahnum payap!e sciai-annuGly. deposit
oi sboJ to oe made wuen the property s sold. Ii te
tef's OF Sale lie not complied with in ten da
DAY OF sac the trustee reserves the right russell
days prev Gus advert All convey ancII at
the cost OF the purchaser.
JOHN C. HEALD, Trustee.
.D.N 9th ST. z. W.
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Ex-Minister Foster Arrives ut Madrid.

Ex-Aiinister j. w. Foster, the special repre-
sentative Of the United States in the negotia-
tons for a commercial treaty with Spain, has
arrived at Madrid and has already had o con-
ference with the ministers.
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~
DESIRABLE -CSINPHJSEO PROPERTY II
TODD AND BRUwS5 SUSDIlsION 81
PAL ASA-,i PLANS On sILlBEN STREET
MEAN SilEcA.A ASENCE.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY
Inihb. >: liALr-f A5I POUR O'CLOCK, We offer
for SAFE III from % be irein SIS psrces SUIT
LOIS u. 10 AND II,
BACK q.
~ Todd cnc Brown recor1 subdivision o. Pleasant
5si;is Lch io' i"nt. ~ Ieet on stsu. street. W
IL Lii OF 10 EEK or VIII be diy-ded s;,ia.Ier ots
Te-ins uLs-.iri cash. tine uAi.;ics IA one No Two
years - nr ceIl secure Is dtea ,rst on n.orerty
soo, OF AL casii. II Inc Cpi us de-
ios o. <1o On t;A iot Gi :ite Of safe. Il tern.s
oi Sc are h3s co. iilei Stii aiteeu days from the
Gay u; Sale right rcs- we'd iro erty ~ t,e
tisi li cost @: the oelau!!:ls lurci alter Two
Jays a1Ne!Iiseinei.i OF I. some news
payer pnJ..sI<u ~ NlsiIn sou, DC. convey
Ia AM iecorI.ns ~ t.i. the rr hss,r
RAiCLiffE, DALil co.
LHif-GA.s Auctiorecrs.
ASTHE ABOVE SALE IL PoSTpOSrD on kc
coInt .: the ram uati, iHTRhDA1, TpESTA-
SlAIH DAl Or iAi,CA. 49,. same hour ami lace
49, i.AIC.-ifI I. DAi,R 4 Co..
III - Au tIoneers.
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THOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneer..

THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE
We are authorized by tho executors OF the late Hon
George Da4crott TO sell at auction, ON TUESDAY
MARCH HInTY-FlRoT, 1891, at ONE O'CLOCK
Pm at Mr. Bancroits stable. In the rear Of his lste
res den e., No. 16e3 II street northwest:
One pair cine Bay Horses. tive and six years old.
Ono bTouxhau, made by brewster.
One Landau One Victoria.
Two sets Double Harness Zone newt.
Two sets Single Harness.
ALSO
Lot Of Ropes, whips. Forks, Shovels Hose Jack and
other stable belongings
Terms cash.
mh25-lts THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-25

THE STARS circulation in the City
of Washington is more than three
times larger than that Of any other
newspaper. and the number of its
readers more than FIVE times as many.
It is therefore in that Tor even greater)
proportion the Best advertising med.
ium in the District. On this po;n.
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doubt, even. 1t is the common testi-
mony of the business community, and
generally admitted
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