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HALPH Il. dALI, AsslRnee
LATIMER B SLOAN. Auctioneers. my5-dt
r ATCLIFFE. DARR = CO., Auctioneers.
~ go Penna ave. n w..

TRUSTEES, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS. BAKERS Outfit, SHOW
CASES. CANDY JARS. COFFEE AND TEA
URNS. &c. &C.
By virtue Of chattel deed Of trust given to us and
duly recorded in Lber No 1915. folio az ct one
OF the land records OF the District of Columbia and at
request of the party secured thereby. We will sell
oN TUESDAY. MAY TWELFTH. 1891.
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At THE AUCTION ROOMS OF RAT
CLIFFE. DARR CO., AUCTIONEERS,
go PENNA. AVE. NV
The goods and chatteis mentioned in Schedule "A,
attached 70 said deed of trust and embracing part
WALNUT. MARBLE-TOP AND OTHER BED
ROOM FURNITURE. PILLOMS AND boil
BLANKETS, MATTRESSES, MARBLE-T0P
TABLES, MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, En-
TENSION BEDS, TOILET WARE. LACE CUR
TAINS AND FIXTURES, WINDOW SHADES,
RUGS AND CARPETS, WILLOW ROCKERS,
ff44kkTRREREs 3Ak Rent M0 sa ,R RNIk
9 NsNs SHbJEs SAtNTI Hs nj
DISHES, SEVERAL SHOW CASES, TWO sII.-
NEk-PLATED COFFEE AND TEA URNS,
KNIVES. FORKS AND SPOONS, PLATED CAS-
TORS. TABLE LINEN, CUPS, SAUCERS.
PLATES. VEGETABLE AND MEAT DISHES,
COOKING UTENSILS. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BAKERS OUTFIT, AND GENERAL AS
SORTMENT OF DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
Terms cash.
8. T. LUCKETT Trustee.
myo-6 LEwEN T. BALL, Trustee.
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8. T. LUCKETT, Trustee.
LEWEN Il. BALL, Trustee.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
DWELLING HOUSE NEAR IOWA CIRCLE

DWELLING HOUSE NEAK IOWA CIRCLE.
No. I200 STREET
By virtue of a deed Of trust recorded in Liber No
Id g. folio 1O, of the land records of the Disric
of Columbia, viii sell public auction, in front
Of the premises, on MONDAY: MAY EIGHTEENTH.
Fannie A. Moore ct al. subdivision OF square 27l in
Washington city, u. C., improved by three-story
brick dwelling house. No. LOG street northwest
Terms: One-third cash. and bal ance in six and
tive. months. with interest at six per an
mum from day of sale. all if desired. $50
deposit required at time o; bid, and be
pied with ten days. right reserved to resell the
risk and cost of defauitng purchaser. All convey
ancinR and recording at purchasers expense. NIB
and l2s0. tollos "a and 300 respectively, which
secures the Equitable Cooperative Bui ding Associa
ton 10, 100 b. II. kOBERTSON.
GILMAN NJ. FAGUE, Trustees,
mysreOd&ds I5l5 H IT. n W.
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VIM. H. SHOLES.
40 9TH st. NV.
JOHN J. KOREAN, ( Afus''
ap23-dGda 4lO 9th at n W
T ATIMER L SLOAN, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE UNFIN-
ISHED BRICK HOUSES. SITUATE AT THE
STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust. duly recorded in
Of the District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees
at the request OF the parties secured thereby default
having been made in the payment Of the notes Sc
cured BY said deed OF trust will sell at public sale to
DAY, MAY FIFTH, 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK p ii :,
the following described real estate situate in the
sub lots numbered thirty 81 and thirty-two (2)
IN square numbered eight hundred and nine (SO9). i'm.
proved by two handsome, unfinished two-s story and
basement. bay window brick DWELLINGS. situate at the
southwest corner of 9TH and II streets northeast.
Terms made known day of sale. deposit of 800
required each piece Of property when sold. Terms
OF sale to be complied with ten day date
SALE otherwise the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and Of the deiautng pur
chaser.
WASHINGTON SI DANENHowER.l rru,tee.
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work thoroughly, coloring . uniform brown or
black, which. when dry, VIII neither rub, wash on,
nor soil linen.
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Y ATCLIFFE. DARK Z CO.. Auc.,cncer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on STANTON AnENUE, IN THE sUBDI-
ThUsT COMPANY OF BARRY FARM"
BY virtue OF deed OF trust given TO and duly
corded in liber ly. folio seq enc of the land
records of the District of Columbia
request of the party secured thereby. will offer
sale. in front OF the premises. FRIDAY, MAY
EIGHTH. AID: 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
following described real estate. situate the
OF aslineton and District OF oiumbia. wit: All
that certain Piece parcel OF land and premises
known as lot No. twenty CID two 90
OF the subdivision made by the of the Freed
mems Saving and Trust Company OF the District OF
Columbia, as marked and laid down on the recorded
plat OF sad subdivision file the surveyors
Office OF the District of Columbia and heretofore
known and described as barry Farm" together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms: onethird cash balance in one and two year.
with interest the deferred payments rate OF
cent annum. secured by deed OF trus on tire
premises Sold all cash. at the pur, option
deposit of 500 required at time sale. Terms
be piled with in fifteen days. otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell at .he
fauting purchaser, after five days ADVERTISEMENT All
conveyancing recording. &c, at purchasers cost
OSCAR VI. Bkl ANT,
WILLIAM MAYSE, Jr
apS1-d&ds Trustees
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TRpsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN As No. 413 RIDGE STREET NORTH

BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court the Dis
Va Kicks ct al. No. i25Bs. equity doc al. The m.
dsrsisned trustee appointed by s.d decree. VII
coed to sell on TUESDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF NAY,
1891, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. At public auction. IN
'front.' Of the premises part Of lot p in square 513
described ~ follows: Beginning at the south
nsr Of said lot running thence north l0l feet and
south 101 and inches thence west 20 feet to the
place OF beginning
TERMS Of sale: One-third cash: balance In two equa
tnstaments. payable respectively and two years
from the day Of sale. with interest secured by decd
Tie purchsses AdsRo.it Of 800 vn b reqair.d q
chaser and terms Of sale are not complied With in
ten days the truses the right resell after
three dAyB advertisement in the Evenlnx 6ar q tn
risk and cost Of the dsfaultinx purchaser. :
7. b. lITEAH, Trustee.
40 5eh u. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
T .ATIMER SLOAN. Arctioneers,
IL 1409 ST., near o. 9. Treasury.
CATALOGUE SALE
OLA
REMARKABLE COLLECTION
OF
OIL PAINTINGS,
Being the private collection of well Known collector
and connoisseur. Among some of the most importan,
works will be found fine example Of John Constable,
R. A.. grand work by Boddington, . fine creswiok,
R. A.. and other works by
T. sTOTHARD. R. A.. R. sMERKE. R.A,
E. vERBoEKHovKN. HoeUET,
MARCHETTI. HULK. PoUssIN.
MIERIs. HERzoG. M1eNARD.
AND OTHERS
To be sold without reserve. at our Auction Rooms.
1409 street. near U. 8. Treasury. ON
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. MAY SIXTH AND
SEVENTH.
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE P. M, EACH DAY.
Exhibition, May and 5, from am. to pm.
ap30-5t LATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aactionerrs
TRgsIEKs SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN FAST wASHrNs-
ION, On SOUTH b STREET. NEAR SEVENTH

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aactioneers
s s5 ahsf sfkEf i S sfis sfSfRS4s
Rs sF.a' e ds ssS ss r s f,s Re y d
o. the land reSors Of TIE District o. SoiS SS
MI SSsS$S Y fSf IfsS On
thai pee or parcel Of lcnd situate and lyins in he
IS oSeSa OF lot Sn 81 IN saa.s nS%
Ssrsd eight hundred and .syeEty Ss7l. leinnn ;Cr
and IN s'Ese,s east, and running snce IVES. with
thsnce nth 3 feet theSce east = f, thsno~
to tie beenning. with the improvenents consisting
Terms % sale: 900 in cash. Of which $500 must
be rad when the bd is socepted balance At Il, and
stailmenis Tor which the notes Of ihe purcssSr or
pnrehssers tsrlns interest nom The day % sale and
seured by deed OF trust on the rrOper sold. will
oe taken. Lhalnlnins Of title, conveyancing and re
With within DAYS from day Of sale the TRUSTEE re-
RICHARD T T. No MoS Si Z Gs s..
~ " s6 and D s,s NV.
FINE DWELLING, No; l!44 STREET NORTH
On rH1rRspsEEs It AZ kSSIio NV srvpxru
ps AT EVE O'CLOCK we viii sel in front Of the
Tor %. SQUARE 1ea.
ronsins 10 feet ~ inches on by depth Of 70 fest
The improvements consist Of a splendid three story
and basement brick dwelling containing IA rooms
handsomely ntted up and all modern conveniences
especially adapted for private family. in fact. Of
the most complete houses in tile city. This property
u near Connecti ut avenue and street OF the
andsomest streets in the city.
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one. two and
three years. per cent per snnum inter
ssI payable semi-annusily. and secured by deed Of
trust. or All cash. at OFT on OF purchaser or 600
can remain for nve years at per cent and half
OF balance cash and onehah Of balsnce in two years.
with per cent interest, payable semi-annu tlly
70 oe secured by deed OF trust on property sold de-
posit OF 500 req uired at time sale. Convey
&c. At purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with
IN nfteen days, otherwise risht reserved
rsk and cost OF defsu ting purchaser After hve days
advertisement OF such rtssle In newspaper
ished IN Washington. ID. G. Title good aud
shown at sale.
myl-d&ds DUNCANsoE BROS. Auctioneers-
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Ih..sen-ss.. ineh Spy o..dsn 1o:.; 20 ssups,.S
III compste foe eL7G
HH9Scssh hssle. o6SSsia1rrr oxRpxx mo-, s~ -
Who pru1sr rood arfic1o Pres guaran1asd = ~
= Q1oeod in New Yorf slsswbers
oooDYxAR RUBDKR CONTAIN
90 oTH It..
,01vu48 xSxpoAxs 11anauA aaHo
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THOMAS BOWLING SON, Auctioneer..

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED MEMORIAL
BRIDGE, IMPROVED By FRAME DWELL
ING.
By virtue of decree Of the Equity Court of the Su-
preme Court of the District OF Columbia filed April
Is9i IN equity cause No. l2e44. entitled John
Meany VS.. John Cumberland ct al, the undersig ned
will sell on the premises on THURSDAY, MAY
FOURTEENTH. 1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK I. NJ. the
east af trent by the depth Of original lot two CD and
square TWENTY-FIVE CD. Washington. d. C.. said part
OF lot two ). fronting thirty eight C}s) ID
inch on Water street by depth Of about
hundred and sixty 6O feet and the east half of said
lot hye C5) frontn thirty (:}o) feet nine 90
inches on street By depth of hundred and ten
1O feet said parts of lots adjoining each other at the
rear The undersigned reserve the right to offer said
pieces separately . n whole.
Terins OF sale: Une-third CASH onethrd In one year
and onsthrd in two years TO bear interest and de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed trust
premises sod. all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of e2O0 to be made by the pur-
chaser at the time Of sale. If terms OF sale not
compiled with within ten days right
TO sell at detauiting purchasers risk and cost All
conveyancing at purchasers cost.
JACKSON H. RALSTON, Trustee,
Sun building, 1877 f st. n. ".
ROBERT CHEISTY. Trustee,
Il N NAVY nrE
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DUNCANSt
FUTURE DAYS,
C,HANCsRY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET BETWEEN g AND h sTREETs

STREET BETWEEN g AND h STREETs
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District VI Columbia. holding a special term, pa ssed
In equity canse No. iUtiS in whish Henry K. Mics
Is pl and Mary L. Miller ct al defendants
we will offer 20. sale At pu lie auction kRIDAA,
the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1891, Al FIVE O'CLOCK
the sity Of WASHINGTON, &C; Said lot fronts eet
ON 9TH street and extends back width eet to
an alley; and improved with . brick house known
~ No. 20 9TH street northwest.
Terms Of sale: One-ha cash, balance in equal
payments at one and two years from day Of sale,
with interest," to be secured by deed Of the
premises sold. A deposit OF &aOO will be required
when the property e struck OF. ConveyAncins and
recofdinG At the purchasers cost.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
NATHANIEL CARUSI, Z 1fossees.
412 La. ave-
DUNcANSoN BROS. Auctionssrs. 9th and D Sta. n ".
al2S-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
fIrUkk DANn
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ID y. KNOX. An -tione>r.


SHUTTERS HILL FOR SALE
Al that NAlsJ ABLE TRACT OF LAND yinx partly
N fafrl aud Alexandria counties, Va. tnst outs 2
OF the corporate limits Of Aiexandris with b-autii al
v-Ns o. the lotoiasc river far fort NHshin
IA one dirssfion. over klexsn ira INTO Maryland and
oNet WASHINGTON and tseorErfoNn. panoramic NieN
country.
Is, trscf said 30 contain 20 sfrss more or less In
sIinh ountys &c trat sid o. cont IN 10 ). IN
A,ehandr1s cpunty. north 81 the ieestt.rE road
MI MI y sod AZ .nrtion At IMELNL OcLock NOON
AZ the west frunf o. the market hou-e on THl RsDAY
the SENENlh DAY OF MAY, lhSll.
lsSFs " A'A'''s 'Ahu-s u
Terms: one third cash, balance IN one ana too
years secured by aeed of trust. with interest,"
A. hkkBiRr.
y. 7. BURKE
ID. hOSZELLF
Ir,s'ess unier the sin .; n. o. DOlsny. dscd-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF H AND EIGHTH SIREkTi

NORTHEAST C722 H STREET NCRTHEAsTj.
By virtue of deed OF trust recorded among the land
recorjs Of the District OF Columbia. Liber No. ll
10 o. ct SEQ. ana at the written request of the
IN front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE
H HLF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all q sui
lot numbered one Cd, in square numbered eight
hundred and eighty-nine $50. Of the ground plat
and pan of the city OF Washington, D. c., beeinnn2
for tine ct the southeast corner of said square
$50 and running thence north on the line Of Eghth
lSth) street elxhty 600 feet less to q ten
SiOl loot ale thence west parallel with the line of
street north, twenty -four feet and inch CA d.
til ence SOUTH parallel with the line Eighth street
eighty (SO) feet, more or less. street north,
thence east along the line of the place of N
ginning.
Terms of sale: One-tbrd cd Of the purchase money
in cash balance in and two years iron, date OF
sale with interest," for which notes OF purchaser
purchasers must lie gyen secured by deed trust
the property sold. all cash. the option of
chaser or purchasers deposit hundred (SoOO)
dollars when the property Is knocked Gown All con-
veyancinR and recording at cost of haser
chasers If terms OF sale not complied
days from day sale the reserve the rght TO
resell at cost and risk of the defau ting purchaser
GH cha Ek9MN :sst ~ st. n: wa Trus.ees
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. my2-dkds
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IL 400 G St., near U. 8. Treasury

ASSIGNEES' SALE OF NEW AND HANDSOME
RESIDENCE, NUMBER HOP FIFTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of assignment u.s. recorded in
ber LAB folio IA. OF the land of the District
the Prsinises on THURSDAY. MAY SEVENTH. 1s9l
vision OF square Az. improved by new and elegant
three-story and basement brick dwelling house This
houss is thoroughly finished perfect order and
tains all modern improvements including electrical
appliances and is in all respects desirable resi-
delce
Terms: Cash over and above an incumbrance of
%. coo maturing October. lS9s, and October, 1893
deposit OF 400 will be required the time sale
Taxes will be paid 70 day se. Terms OF sale TO be
conf lied with in fifteen days. otherwise the right is
reserved to resell at the of the default ng pur-
chaser: All conyeyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. Title perfect.
MICHAEL COLBERT.l A.,ivnss.
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, ATCLIFFE. DARR h CO.. Auctioneer..

X ATCLIFFE. DARR b CO.. Auctionssrs.
VALUABLE uNIMpRovED REAL ESTATE ON d
s sTEEEET p s6TTEESsT THIRD AND FOURTH
On SATURDAY. ATkRNooN, MAY NINTH. At
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. We WIN odsr Tor sale.
' - ' The sssi Is fee. front
Of GS STIgsnai
SQUARE 592.
This sale presents an excellent opportunity for
Terms: One-haH cash, balance in one and two YEAR,
all cash. the option of the purchaser deposit Oh
are not eonped in DAYS fo@ Ss 81
Of the defaung purchaser after 1--we days aver.
in wsshineton. D. c. All conveyancine. Ac., at the
'G My z "a EzTcLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auc...
II ATCIIFFE, DARR CO.. AuctioneerH
~ &9O Pa. ave. NV.
sPLENDLp uN1sIpRoyEp REAL ESTATE ON
On WEDNESDAY. Nay sfxTH. 1897. .. FIVE
81 On 81 e 1ECas q the premises
Fronting 90 feet INCHES on litS sirsst Realty I'm
this section n rapidly improving in value witch
make. this An slseant Opportunity for investment.
!. IL Si:fss
Terms Il ssis to Be compisd With IN tenn Ssys or
right reserved to resell 81 the risk and cost Of the d.
isglsanf purshsssr. An convsyancdng and recording
RATcLITYR. DARR : CO..
FoR sALE.Ar PTBIIc AUCTION, 9s TIE
s VII so 1xa y n ns o ia 4 & M ys.
g saSa1ssc ss.a:ass ssed "a s.s@S 10 p.ssssi:::
s2SsS 6Sis 81 IN r1f = ws s.a.
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/ AIIAkR sLoAN, AnctioneersL
VERY yALUApIE IMPROVED RESIDENCE PROP.
S KR OF ft sFSnxffrSy Hs NoNNhpHhASI COR
os sT n6kp, I N9KrHHEsT, At socTioS. .''
c n ~ Ma Va Vii h .si J. asS :, FIVE
trout Of the preiscs lot 81 square NJ frsni-
IN alley 10 e. vide nrrOsed y t6rse.Ors W., .e e
The neiehhorhood and SURROUNDINGS ar. .uc.,-u,.
s sns III Sners an .nnsS SrrorI unity 70 o.,n fns
Terms onsssra essh. sasn's IN os.e. t~o ana
thru year with interest,". and sscursa ~ a dsd a
ana reosnr 81 s o. rarss s snssy 81 ni ,
WI 10 urnlsed time q sale and ierIs 70 be com
= so.s q asisuiias rsTs M
@ytdsds '0 IsfI III R''s slbsS .'T RS. CD
RATcLIffE. DARR a co. AacSiOsesrs
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING I.ors on FLORIDA
TMLNrr-sEcoND AND Z sTREEfs NOR Il.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SEVENTH.
issi; a. FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii offer for sAis IN
IoTf s 4, 4 AND IA
KAlerams Heisht.- Each lot front. a5 fee, By In.
ferius One third cash, bal.nc, m On, ana ,~o war.
FER cent. secured b. deed of on the property
sss or A. scsS s s %. oIt,o1 OF the Eurehsse
s..e. II the terms Of 81 not compiled with In
% al ff S cay q and . a. s &. 10
ns 2 .os,i S.,ss i've Ss{ sub
hrctif 'fi % D.ss I; E S5.
apsedsds Anetioneer.-
~ $40 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FOUR BOILERS OF 60
AND ONE OF 80 EQRsE POwEk. ALL IN GOOD
SSlRiih okSsinSsai I NAY EIGHTH ,so, AT
LLENEN O'CLOCK, We VII cell in the boiler room Of
' ' SS SRf q % Of 3 H S?ss POWER.
All in good condition
These boilers heIns .rS,e to remov. entire mu.
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LADIES GOODS.

AIDES WISHING THLIR FlNE WHITE AND
n. BLACK l.aces done in frst-class french ~fye.
White and satin Dresses IAre Curtains a spT1sfv Al
reasonable prices. CAL st MADAME kAIMo rs Old
seand. 40 llth ST. nv ap4-2m'
MRS. GEO. WAGNER. lS26 lzTH ST NV
AVA bees to announce that she has OPENED her and
coinfete estsbiIsh.ent Of Human tfnir tus.ls AMI
IoI,t Artinies and Is better prepared 20 do hanoo
and Dress Hair IN shorter time than elore OWN 10
her methods. 10 wlch she esp..laliy inyft,s ar
teriiOn u the ladies OF Mashington. uy4-.,u
Al RS. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO, 2 c ST NJ.
~. formerly n L.. invites PATRONAGE of Washington
ladies' Costumes iade m latest syes psrIet I'D a
moderate price Cutting aud basfiIlg q slscialty.
my4-!w'
A vERY FASHIONABLE MODESTO AT 4ls 6TH
"a ST n W ali French styles and very cheap. would
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"A si. n.w ali French styles and very eh.ar, wound
ike your attention. MAST.
PERFECT FITTING AND FINEST QUALITY
LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES TO ORDER.
Ia. GEORGES d SON.
chirorodists and Artist Bootmxkers
Parlors. Ills Pennsylvania ave. ap3o-lm
r ANTERNs. ALL SIZES; CREPE NAPEINs so
cents per 100 decorative plctures fayors studies.
japanese fans scrolls, SIRENS move ties .craI-.oos
IlS5qrss tissue paper fancy ~Ort COsautifuii JAf
M ItRSITyRE coyERs CUT
.,o,-2u. ANp AhtAaLi fiIIEp.
DyRIxo
DRY CLEANING. oor,,xo
ANTON FISCHER d SON,
s0S 6 ST. NV.
IFLI AZ, SUITS AT REDUCED RATES MY
rs. M a. Gloss, n
extend to the ladies Of Washington ccriai inyit.
noS M y -. my a s.S 2, hats AMI ise i.st
- no trace 1y ectric needle II practice this
S %te 40" a MS Gs ss -Im s s af's pm "r
WANTED-LApIEs TO KNOW THAT ! HAVE
\. W.. over Ohio National BANK an am now now
M ressss, street co-tn%ss Sissss md Gid issi
sa1ran MhD AZ fsS6 fi ilf-' style lfl 1t
FInIL.N,G,H AocoEDIoN PLATING. loc. TO &c.
e. Ter I'd De,lorest's fss,non Journals, Is. Demo
BUTTONS MADE TO MATCH MATERIAL.
,y,Ty coli or ls,s upSos'srsrs tuions 20
4 n ". W. ~. l. lnle
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers.

1915 F ST. NV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-26
He Wanted to Swear Free.

Almost every class of profession is i'm
posed upon in one way or another by per-
sons who are constantly trying to get
things for nothing, and in most cases they
are people who can well afford to pay for
the privileges they seek for nothing" said
notary public the other day, whose office
is in the court of one of the citys magis-
trates. "For a long time past" ne contin-
ued. "a man has made practice of COM
ing in here shaking hands effusively with
the judge, rattles off something about pol
tics and then shoves an affidavit under his
nose and says, 'Ah, judge, just put your
name to this Well, the magistrate adj
mires his nerve and does it, and charges
him nothing.
But the other day the fellow got tripped
up. The judge was out when he made his
appearance, but he came in with a rush.
bowed and smiled, ratified out something
about Just saw the judge outside Dor
rowed my pen, ink and paper, and then
asked me to put my name to this paper
Certainly said |. but it will cost you fifty
cents But | just saw the Judge outside,
that's all right said he. you may have
seen the judge, but make my living this
way, and it will cost you fifty cents That
settled it. He grabbed his paper and dis
appeared, and has not been in since"-
Philadelphia Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-26
The Green Eyed Monster.

A mans jealousy is tragic, like that of
Cthello or Leontius, or it is comic, like that
of Ford in the merry Wives" 1t is an
affair of Don Garcie de Navarro on one
hand, or of George Dandin on the other
But the jealousy of woman in modern
society may be neither dignifed and ter
rible enough for tragedy, nor grotesgue
and humorous enough for comedy; it is
bitter, shrill, ugly, a deathless torment,
poison and perversion of nature; too mean
for tragedy, too hateful for comedy. In
the old comedy, the Restoration comedy,
the luckless husband is a standing though
cruel joke. The luckless wife no man nor
woman laughs at. Yet she does not fit
with tragedy unless she be an empress or
queen, say an Amestris or an Eleanor who
can give her passion tragic scope and in
dulge it with full cup of revenge. This
may at least be offered as an explanation;
or perhaps others may say that of all pas
sions feminine jealousy is most remote
from the sympathy of men and that it is
the men who write the plays.-Andrew
Lang in Harper's Magazine.