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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
Thrilling Experience on a Runaway Steamer

Thrilling Experience on a Runaway Steamer.
The passengers on steamboat on the Guyan
river Wednesday night had thrilling expert
ence. The Gazelle, loaded with passengers and
freight, broke wheel and became unmanage-
able while going at rapid rate down the stream,
which was greatly swollen by floods 1t floated
on for miles, the passengers screaming to the
people on shore for help. At Barboursville
John Blum jumped into u skiff and went out ia
the boat A line was thrown him. but he was pulled
into the river and nearly drowned. At last q
rope was thrown ashore while going around a
bend and the speed OF the vessel checked.
When the passengers were taken off many were
crying and some had tainted.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS.

In response to MANY complaints of lack Of
water along the Bladensburp road. Can't J.nsk
has recommended that a six-inch main be laid
~, ,ha p,adarsh,,rc 80 S., Is., -. "a
Eor;S. oHa,',,a 90 e. 49, n,;.a. ureo anu
;nclnJ;na ,ha ara.t;o-' 80 80 &C.. Sn1.....s,
u go INC a. oo.a,na - W III
iares ;r,nI ,oa;,, Tnn corta,rr,atad 2; ~ VI
ahIs ,ba. ,ha ,arassnuas Iii IN P. s
n;sb g. s,,Ipf,,1, ~ 80 -" IL p,so
hnra road az f.r ga the. Mon5t Olive. ca,as-
tsrv N'-D'
Recently the Washington Gaslight Company
requested permission to Law gas mains in Ward
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The British Minister'S Disuatcbcs-

Lord Salisbury has received, it is stated Off
cially, dispatches of very satisfactory char
acter from Sir Julian Pauncefote relative to
the Boring sea negotiations. 1t is said that
there is every reason to anticipate that no fur
Their obstruction will be placed in the way Of
unconditional arbitration. and tina 1both Amer
lea and England will unite OH an international
arrangement for the protection of the seal.
The British government is semi-offcially rep
resented as beng aAxiors to put an end to the
indiscriminate slaughter Of seal IN Bering sea.
and there is an evident toning down in the ut
terings Of the tory newspapers from the bri is
Ting attitude at first assumed on the subject
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Gen. smith win Build . New cbnrch.

ocus SfhiitH VIII buIIu . new Church..
Gen. Green Clay Smith Of Kentucky. the re-
Gently installed department commander Uv.U.,
department Of the Potomac, il one Of the latest
additions to the clerical population of the ma
tional! capital, having only this year accepted
the pulpit Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church
at 9Th and A streets northeast. Gen. Smith was
a brigadier general in the Union army, and has
also been member of Congress- territorial
governor of Montana and several times candi-
date for President on the prohibition ticket.
new field in Washington and proposes to build
within the next two years 900 church on
the site of the present one which will accommo-
date thousand people. He has been very sue
cessful as church builder and will 60 out this
summer over the whole country to collect funds
for his Washington church. His family, now
in Kentucky. will join him at an early date.
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The National Pool Tournament.

Yesterdays playing in the national pool
tournament was marked by excellent work all
round. Results: First series, Sherman, $50;
Ward. IS. Second series. Keough. $50: Lud-
dington, 49, The two Pennsylvanians were
pitted against each other in the evening series
and found themselves evenly matched. Vic
tory to either meant fourth money in the
tournament and the championship of Pennsyl-
vania. They were not one frame apart at any
time after the fifth inning. until near the close
OF the game, when Sherman increased his lead
to 20 points and won by a score Of $50 to 13l.
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THE coURrs.
EourrY counr-Juios Bro,,,e,

EourTY Counr-Judqe bradley.
Observation-Disclosures agt- Malsom; sale rati-
6ed nisi. Same agt. Walhall; do.
Today-Morrow aSt. Edwards; decree grant,
ing prayers Of original bill. Walker agt.
Walker; commission to get testimony in Ithaca,
ny. issued. Smith sgt. Lee, motion to pay
money into court overruled. Savoy agt. Fields;
appearance Of absent defendant ordered. Fair
man agt. Douglass; injunction pendente lite
granted and motion to suspend operation Of
Randall; reference to auditor
CIRcurr CoURr-Judoe Con.
festerday-Thorn agt. Norris: Judgment by
Sheldon a Son agt Behrend; judg-
ment by default. Earnshaw & Bro. agt. Peters;
Judgment for amounted admitted.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

60 Advertising is profitable only when prop
crly dOne.-that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended fo- .ha.
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad-
vertise in The STAR. 1t not only has the
largest circulation, but gives figures, and
proves them, 49, g. -.--.
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He Was Thoroughly Equipped.

From the Chicago Times.
MY son" said the fond father, rs he placed
his hand upon the curling locks of his best be :
loved, lis it your unalterable determination to
be AN editor?'
FEATHER" said the young man, his eyes aglint
and setting his teeth firmly. lit is.''
'Then, Algernon," continued the fond parent,
as he wiped away a falling tear, take these
with q fathers blessing, aud may heaven be
with you when you meet the editor Of your
loathsome contemporary Unexpectedly on the
street."
And the fond parent pressed upon his son a
shotgun, two bulldog revolvers and a bowie
knife, and wept copiously.
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5OO 9th st. n. W.
AnctiOnQer mn
rTKUSTEES' SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, BLING NO. Al TWENTIETH

1NRuSTEEs' SALE OF TwO-SToRY FRAME
i DWELLING. BEING No. Al TWENTIETH
STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of two certain deeds of trust duly re-
corded the INST an Lher 40 folio .s ct seq and the
OF the Distract OF Columbia and nj the reaues.
OF the party secured thereby the undersigned trus-
tees Will Cnsr tor sale at nbic auction, the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, THs TWENTY-FIFTF
DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. 1891. AT HALF-PAST
FOUR O'ClAtCK L. NJ. the following described land
trit Of Columbia. to Wit: All that certain piece or
parce. Of land and premises known and DISTINGUISHED
and being part OF sub lot six 90 of William
B. Fl odds SUBDIVISION of ORIGINAL lot three CD
IN square nunberyd one hundred and twenty
three (lj, into lots to - inclusive. March TO- mo
recorded IN H. b 1D said ,art Of sub lot six 90
beng bounded as follows: beginning for the same at
point twenty fonr (i faet eight (s) INCHES north of
the corner ~ Kew fork avenue and Twentieth (Dfh)
street thence north seventeen 40 feet 60 inc hes
then east seyrnty-seyen go teet nine tsp inches
thence south ignt ~ ieet t inches thence west
efiy il DIRE lne to the paee OF besinnnY. Improved
by two-story irane dwelling Known premises No.
42l 10th St NV.
Terms sie: One half OF the purchase money to he
paid in cas, and the balance in % year aier date
with interest at the rate o. six 90 cent Gnnun
interest payable semiannu;ly Iiote be secured by
Ceeti OF trust upon the property sod. all cash. at
Optitn OF purchaser purchasers. Deros.t Oh 100
required Ut tine of sale. Conyeysncins recording
Gc., at purchasers cost
eriis Of sale to be complied with in ten (lO) days.
otherwise trustees reserve the rrt resell the prop
erfy at tee risk and cost OF defauting
chase:s after live days advert
JAMES NELSON. trustees.
DCNCANSON BROS. AurtiOnperS. mh1odHds
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Election of Omcers.

The Fidelity Investment Company has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
President, A. NJ. Read; vice president, R. H.
Thayer; secretary-treasurer, James H. Tibbitts;
directors, d. L. Jones, J. F. Duhamel, R. H. T.
LEOPOLD and j. H. Sample; board of auditors,
J. w. Whipley. H. A. Pierce and E. r. Bush
nell; executive committee. Messrs. Read, Lei
pold and Duhamel.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

Bs virtue Of two C) wrts CT 6eri facias issued out
Of the clerks Office OF the Supreme Court the DIS
trct OF Co.umhia. end to Inc drected. viii sell at
K1ts,iTe Da5r CO GD z street , northwsst. on
MAlCH. 1891. AT ZEN O'CLOCK A. M, all the
right. te claim and interest Of the defendant in and
LARGE tIAIfOhM SPRING BEEF WAGON. near.y
new seized and levred tae oods and chs;teis Of
s;sissy s.ssn,i , No. il6 in favor Of the Great
man and TGy,or. DANIEL NJ. RANSDELI1 United
states Maishzi. RADCLIFFE, DARK CO., Auc-
tioheess. ---s mh12to.sS
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No Evidence of Guilt.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner. this
morning young colored man, James Smackum,
was tried for housebreaking at the store Of J.
W. Bogiey Bro. in Georgetown or October
Ia, Campbell Darlington for defendant. 1t
was testified that smackum was employed at
the store; that the back door was found open
and the drawer, on which was q combination
lock, robbed OF between $40 snd $50. Ofiicer
Frank Burrows testified that he arrested
Smaekum and a man named Lee, and while
they We're locked mp Lee said that Smackum
was in the store and that Smackum denied IL
A verdict Of notguilty was found.
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r ATCLIFFE, DARR q CO.. Auctioneers.

~ a n n W
AssIGNEE ;ss sALE OF AZ INrlsEsT ~ yALg:
CITY AND COUNTY OF WARRINGTON, DIS
TWENTY HOUSES. BIZ AUCTION.
By virtue Of . certain assignment to me bearing
date March =. 1891. and recorded March 3 lscii.
among the land records of said District will sell nv
public auction at the AUCTION ROOMS OF Raj
CLIFFE. DAkR & CO.. g20 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE. NOkTHN EST. ON WEDNESDAY AFTEk-
NOON. MARCH EIGHTEENTH A ID. 1891 All
HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK, ONE undivided one
eleventh interest in the following real estate All Of
lets numbered thirty six (S). thirty-seyen CD and
thirty eight tSl IN MitberHer subdiyi square
numbered tour hundred and CAD; also tbe
following Described land and premises situate in the
county Of Washington District Of Columbia and des-
iRnated as all OF lots numbered twenty-five CIR,
twenty three C3 and twenty tour C4D, in block num-
bered seventeen 40. Of tie Howard University suf-
known "Effinihain Place"
Ibe city rolerty is improved by HOUSES l.3s
11:ssh. ls40 1s42 etn NV, and houses tss5
COS an; 6l0 ST. and house in Click alley in the
rear OF 80 So The county properly is improved by
houses numbered :2l. 81 81. :s3i. :Es3 :sSl 49,.
By anu S4l fomerUy St and By three houses in the
rear OF the above. he annual rental value OF this
property is about 81. tuo.
Terms OF sale: Cash and above three deeds of
trust amounting in ali to aout 81 .yOO, prnCipal and
accrued interest. which the purchaser is TO ASSUME
Terms of sale TO be complied with witan ten DAYS
from date Of sale deposit Of 100 will be required
when the lrop~sty is sold. al conyeyancns and re-
coTuing AT purchaser cost.
THOMAS Il. FIELDS Assignee.
mhlo-dSds AGA Louisiana ave. N. W.
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u ATCLlFFE, DARR & CO.. Auctioneer..

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE
EURAdTShE CARPETS, &C.; CoNIAINLD
MEsI, COMPRISING SILK PLUSH PAaI.oR
FURNlTuRE. CANE ROCKERS. OAK CHAM
BkD. sPRlNGs. MATTRESSES, PilLoMs
HAT RACK, kI n NsIoN fABIks. DiSfNG
CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASS MARE. BRIs-
Sells AND INGRAM CARPETS. on. CLOTHS.
a. klI u skEQCisIILs &c &C.;
TENTH. at ZEN OCLoNk, Will sell at residence
No. 30 street northwest all the urniture Carets
&c. contained ;eri being IN excellent condition. 10
which the attention of PARTIES refurnshinx is caed
Terms cash. +. III. PALhEI, Administrator
RADCLIFFE, DAkR 4 CO.,
mhlO-d
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a New Anti-chine.. ~.

In the California assembly yesterday the anti
Chinese bill passed by vote OF - to6. II
provides for the issuance Of certificates Of resi-
dence to Chinese now In the state and the ex-
clusion Of all the othera The bill has already
passed the senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

THE STAR b the LH,gef paper
published in Washington, with .
general equipment and printing facil-
tiles three-fold greater and better than
those of any other Washington paper;
and, having the 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 a
g-eater amount and better quality Of
Local, Domestic and General Intelli-
gence, and a 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.
GEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctsonser.
" 800 18th ST.

s ESosS ss TIM aaD s SHe$sIHSzEE
s g sf
square a3S said lot improved by threestory building
Terms made Known Il time Of ..,. 600 deposit re-
CURED Terms to be complied with in fifteen days or
WIN aEo 81.
81 aE
ssd N Of
1aC on The Il.h day e pe,snbsI isso and on the
will offer for sale si public auction in front the
ana ns . 10
Til arss Off Tor, ioI sale on MONDAY The NINTH
eight inche. BY the depth twenty ieet q lot
IL Ssr ss. q
FIVE GcLoCK IN lot IL - in SQUARE ss,. a inn n.
q FIVE vi. Scft
ic- M all that part Of square az which begins
o e s and
alley in Mays subdvisiSn Of said square thepcs
Of On S an. aasy thence PO,
II VII ns1s S FSESpf4 %hE TSSTff
3cLock Z IL. the north y feet ~ niche. front py
ueptn tnereOt Original square the
same peins improved By frame dwe,ling, He will
next offer .or sale the day. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ, lots rs. Il! lSsnd ~ IN square I'LL. He will
next ufer for sale on WEDNESDAY, the ELEVENTH
O'clock The east Is inches lsn. b Is .hs
Improved by brick DWELLING. He will next offer tor
sale on the same day at hA1F-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
+. NJ, the west half Of lot in square 5S3 improved
by frame dwelling all OF said lots being in the city
Washington. District Of Columbia
Terms OF sale AS follows: Onetlird of the purchase
oney each lot TO lie paid in cash within ia VS.
from the day Of sale Of which 300 is TO be PAID
deposit each lot at the time SALE the balance of
purchase money on each lot TO be paid in two equal
instaiiinents aDd twelve months from the day
SALE which the purc purchasers are to give
his her or their ronissory notes dated the day sale
and TO Dear Interest ut s.x all
cash. at the option o; the purchaser II terms sale
are not complied with III ten days from the day of SALE
the property TO lie resoid at tie and the
defaaltinE purchaser.
FRANK #. BROWNING Trustee
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
III 40 Pennsy wanna ave n w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On fLfST sTREET MEsT BETWEEN p AND

TRU STEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON flfST sTREET WEST BETWEEN AND
STREETS SOUTH BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of dee OF trust given US and duly re-
corded IN ber No. iIoN. folio 0 ct seq. one of the
land ors OF the District of Columbia and Mt the
quest 81 the PARTY secured thereby. we Will offer
sale in 'front.' OF the premises TUESDAY. THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MARCH A. D. ls9l AT
.HALE-PAsr FOUk O'CLOCK p M, the following
des rbei real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia TO Wit: All numbered
TOUR "a and the south naf of lot numbered ave ( in
square numbered hundred and hf.y- six (tirS in
the city OF Washington. DC. improved by three
frame houses.
Terms: one-third cash; balance ct one and two
years secured % deed Of trust the property Sold
vita interest at the rate of cent per from
tie day o. sale. or all cash. at the purc option
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from the day
OF sale otherwise the trustees the right TO
sell az the Mss and cost the efauting purchaser
after hye days advertisement in some newspaper pub
hs.ed III Washington. ID. T. deposit OF 800 re-
CURED al time of sale All conveyancing recording,
&c. at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM A. RIcHARDs,l -
AUSTIN s. FRANKLIN, I lru1eee
mh4-d&ds kA1CLIfFE. DARR a CO.. Aucts
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rEoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, LOUNGE q
PIECE TURKISH SUITE (YERl FINE) bAi' \
sELS CARPETS. STAIR AND HALL CARPETS
WINDOW HANGINoS. HALL. STAND, Antique
Oak Chainoer suite. Hair MATTRESSES, WALNUT
Chamber Furniture in separate pieces, Walnut
sidetoard. Chairs and Tables, China and Glass
&c. 1T auction.
On MONDAY CORNING. MARCH SIXTEENTH.
1Stl, commencing at I'm O'CLOCK, I shall sell al
residence DID 18th street northwest excellent
correction of household effects. whica is partly snuu-
Grated above.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
mhll-At Ao,tscn.sx
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rHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'l'noMAo DONLlN6. AuctlOneef.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES AND CARRIAGES. AT MY AUCTION
ROOMS. SATURDAY. MARCH FOURTEENTH,
1891, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
EMBRACING IN PART
Three superior Pianos several Trench Plate Mirrors
VERY HANDSOME fsrlor Suites OF the latest styles
and by best makers. Very Artistic Hall Net. SUI
p-rior touches, Walnut and OTHER Chamber Furnl-
ture, IN Sutes and separate Pieces; Hair Mat
tresses. Walnut and Other SidepoSrds, Dining
Chairs. Office urnIiure. Counter and show Cases.
Fire proof safe. Brusseis and other Carpets Cook
ing and Heating Stoves &C., &c.
ALSO,
Two superior BARRIERS Chairs with Stand. Mirrors,
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Handsome and Sly ISL Cross-matched Team of
CoacL Horses six and seven years DID, the prop
erty Of gent enan leaving tine city.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Vehicles OF various styles. some OF them by best
makers. Horses for DRIFT and driving purposes
ALSO,
mE12ot Cne nearly Landauette.
WILLIAM LoWENTHAL. Auetioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES. &C., AT J.
BROOKS. TIP 9TH ST. NV. CONTINUED
WM. LOWENTHAL.
mhl2-N Auctioneer.
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CHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TuOMAo UO"LINU, Auctoneef.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON KIN6MAN PLACE NORTH
BSyirt1e OF deed Of trust 70 US, dated August 10.
A D. loo, and recorded in liber 10l5. folio l43 ct
seq. OF the land records OF the District OF Coun
bia and at the written of the holder of note
securcd thereby, we will sell public auction in
mont OF the premises, on MONDAY, the SIX TENTH
DAl OF MARCH, AID. 1891, at FOUR O'CLOCK
Washington. district OF COLUMBIA, wit All of sub
lot vi IN square al plat recorded in the sur
yeyors Once Of said District Improved by prenlisss
Known as No; 1915 kinnnHn place.
1ers Of sale: deposit x.,UO will he reou,red at
time OF sale Fifteen hundred dollars of the purhass
money to he paid in cash. balance and two wears
with interest at Six per centuIn per annuu. payable
seilannuay. and secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at option purchaser All
o. sale to be complied with within days from time
OF SALE or property will be resod and risk Of
purchaser.
EDWARD il sTELLwAGEN, Trusses,
l324 O. n v.
mh3dkds Eci,o~0 t,,,s,a,c~
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The President shoot. rh,r,..n pu.r,


PRESIDENT Harrison killed thirteen more
daeks at Bengies Point yesterday. BY o'clock
Ia the morning he was awake and ready for
breakfast and by daybreak he was in the blind.
Iho President was armed with a ten-gauge
gun IN the Cove blind when the sun rose. A
drizzling rain WAS falling and the wind was
from the east a favorable quarter for duck
shoonnS- In the early morning he shot can
vss-back and by 10 O'Clock the luncheon hour
be hail thirteen ducks killed Mr.. Samuel ii
Knight. son OF the late b. A knight, who was
president OF the BENCHES Club. and lIr. r. Dale
, Benson both Of Philadelphia, arrived at the
shore st lO.O IN the morning. Vice President
Thompson Of the Pennsylvania railroad re-
turned TO Philadelphia Wednesday night. The
President will not leave BENCHES until Sat-
urday unless he receives an urgent call from
Washington. He has not received q telegram
or a letter of a business nature from WASH
ington since he has been at Bengies Mr.
Clarke said yesterday that the President had
instructed Mr.. Halford not 70 bother him
unless there was something important on
hand
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r ATCLIrFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.'

RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
HANDSOME AND wEII-KEpr Houss1. I'm
FUkNlTURE. CARPETS, &c, CONTAINED IN
T4mMbE.LrLING NO. III ELEVENTH STREET
COMPRISING IN PART PARLOR SUITE. TABLES.
M MTApLNST, CHERRY, Ash AND OTHER CHAM
SSPeINGs, TOILET WARE. BEDsTEADs. BU,
ERS, HAT RACE, sIDIBoARD, EXTENSION
TABLE TABLE; DINING CHAIRS. DESK, OFFICE
CnAikS. BODY TAPESTRY, iNGRAIN AND
gUIHER CARPETS THR0UGH0UT THE HOUSE,
IGEI HEX WITH FULL ASSORTMENT OF
fURNITURr USUALLY FOUND IN WELL
FURNISHED HOUSE.
IN IkIDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTIETH at
len O'CLOCK, we will sell at dwelling No. 12l Eley-
enth street northwest all the Handsome Furniture
carpets, Sr. contained there n, which We invite
mhl:B-d In.s;o,o.,z
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Srock
OF FOREIGN coArrNos. vrsvsroa "a,
SUITIN0S. OvERCOATINGS ANRHnla23S
EkINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEshE&sWRfQ.t q,
ADMIRE FIRsT-cLAseTAILoR 4
NITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARNEkTSCpI :
BY r. D. bAkk. III PA AVE. ARE QUAR-
ANTEED AZ ~ Ox x1k CUnkkACl STYLE {,
ol7
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Being delivered at the homes Of
regular subscribers for the trifing
sum of ten cents per week, The STAR
is much the Cheapest paper published
in the District, quantity and quality
of contents being considered
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T'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION
On Tuesday, MATCH SEVENTEENTH 1901 at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, in Iront OF the Georgetown mar
ket house. shall sell the tree fisheries the upper
Potomac. known Clouds Landing.
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING,
nhI2-dts Auctiuneer.
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FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee,
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts te:s8-dIds

srTHE SOUTH 2s FEET INCHES By DEPTH
of - feet OF lot in square So,
The west p feet by depth OF 81 feet inches. lot g.
in square $40.
Lot III, square Saj
Part OF square 1D1,
Is postponed on account Of the rain until FRIDAY.
ThIRIEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1891, same
hours and places. FRANK BROWNING.
Trustee.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. mhlU-dkds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
CANADA NOT UNFRIENDLY.

'Mr. Blaine is undoubtedly a very eminent
and able statesman. and following, no doubt,
the discussion Of the issues between the two
parties in this country, has learned that the
statement that the iberal-conservative govern
ment and party are unfriendly to the United
States is not only entirely devoid Of foundation,
but the very reverse Of the truth. Mr.. Blaine,
finding how entirely he has been misled as to
the real position of the two parties in this coun-
try will, have no doubt. be prepared to give
most friendly consideration to the wishes of the
government of Canada to have freer and more
friendly trade relations between the Dominion
and the United States. shall be greatly sur
prised il Mr.. Blaine does not crown his best eff
forts as a public man by accomplishing a set
Element of ali questions Of friction between the
United States and Canada on terms that will be
mutually beneficial and honorable to both
countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

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