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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE NURSERY
L AND 0THEk PROPERTY NEAR UNfoNTowN,

ON 0OOO hOtE hOAD.
No. l4 folio 6s. SD one OF the land records for
SisEThESTH % fEskrAR ~ i x = A aRkf
the following described land and premisss. situate IN
the District Of Columbia and DESIGNATED psr1 OF
tract Of land called Chchesser and situated On the
Good Hope road near Uniontqsn. and being Ill that
sesu and wife. recorded in Iber 1s folio "a one Of
ola. ssuass Sy deed d.ssd oesoS.r Is. isss.
conveyed being further Described as follovr,
to Wit: BEGINNING for the It . point
IN the north boundary Of Good Hope road wheFS
shss pisc. p sonaa s % aud Henry aas q
and running thence north thirty two and desss 90
S n9s and sleo Rs,es: i aS SsF,a asy
thencs south thrty-one dserges. west nissteen snd
710O perches; thence south nrfy ght degrsea, easf
tn and 4S-loo pssches 70 . pear tree; then south
psrc6ss % the north iins Of sd dood Hope rosd:
thence With nd NORTH line Of Good Hope r0sd south
dxty-ne dexrees and seven minutes ed twsoty-one
"a Sioo Scess s2d snsss an, s'9ta :, g, I'd
piare bsxfnnins. tors4heF With al the Improve
Inents. ways eassmsnts nehts prtvilerss and sppur
tenznuss 70 the sse bsiossins Or n any viss sppsr
Tsrsns: ons<hasd oe the purcAass money IN c.sh |:
balance IN too equal nsealenfs q and two yeara
nntes 70 Be Gtvea hssng intzrsf At Per pr a.
s. s ss g q % 4: On. m =
auirsd : ans q sals. ooavsy.neinx. r.. q pas-
rum dsy Of aae oshssviss tra.ses rs.srve toe rs
e P1TcSss:s :sssr ayr sd.ssssssrssat q sse =
- s'"s nss'pAssr g.sacsS = wsshassoa. DC.
y0HH 4 aEkREL1. Trs.ss.A
OuMcA2oo1 1oQp-. Aus1cnsaR 1s1l-ahs
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Maryland Notes.

James H. Plummer, the veteran editor of the
Kent Ntscs. died ut his home in Chestertown
from pneumonia.
The new electric plant has been completed at
Oakland, and $4,000 will be expended in
improving the streets and pavements.
Geo. +. Burkhart appealed from the award
of 1915 by the Hagerstown street commission
for opening u street through his property and
the jury granted him 300.
The shipments from the mines Of the Cum
berland coal region for the week ended Febru-
airy were 81, 595 tons and for the year 45O, S53
tons. an increase OF 1854 tons us compared
with 1880. The shipments by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad were, for the week, 80, 2A8
tons. and for the year S0l ,O45 tons, an increase
Of 81, 706 tons as compared with last year. The
shipments by the Pennsylvania railroad were,
for the week, ISL tons, and for the year
las, 90s tons, an increase Of A 234 tons a. COM
pared with 1880.
freight car and coal hopper on the Balti-
more and Eastern Shore railroad was backed
overheard ut Bay Ridge, and the contents of
the cars and an employee named Joseph Cur
ran dumped into the water.
EI-Sherif Michael Zimmerman Of Frederick
county ia critically i'll.
Fewer oysters are being taken in Tangier
sound than at any time since October.
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He Died Reading lsou,,e.u.

For nearly two weeks Victor Gilljgan las
been occupying hall bed room in 9th avenue
boarding house in New York. He was tall and
slender young man and very quiet. The land
lady last Monday evening noticed that he did
not make his appearance Tuesday came and
he was still absent. She tried his door and
found il locked. Last night some Of the other
tenants complained Of gas escaping. Going to
through the keyhole, although It appeared to
be plugged with paper. She then called in
Policeman Glennon, who forced the door. The
room was full Of gas and it was fully minute
before they could enter. When they did they
found Gilligan lying dead on the bed A copy
Of Rousseau's Confessions" lay ON the ned be-
side him. The windows and shutters were
closed and locked and all the crevices and
cracks were stuffed with sheets and towels.
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LACHAUD's CLEVER RUsE.
The French Lawyer Wins Jurors Sylnpa
thy by Pulling Down the Blind.

thy by Pulling Down the Blind.
An adroit lawyer, as all the world knows, says
the Youths Companion. does not always depend
entirely upon the logic Of his case or his
mastery of the art of persuasion to bring a
jury around to his way of thinking. He has an
eye to the individual peculiarities of the jury
men, and does not let an opportunity pass to
impress them favorably.
1T is related of NJ. Lachaud. the most famous
of French criminal lawyers Of the present CEN
fury, that in pleading IL certain case he per-
ceived that one of the jurors seemed to be hos
tile TO him and his argument.
In the faces of all the other men in the box
he saw, with his practiced eyes. signs that his
oratory or his shrewlness having its effect;
but this man. in spite Of all he could do, re-
NAMED frowning, suspicious obdurate.
NJ. Lachaud kept on with his work, and pres
emily saw that his opportunity had come. It
was a hot day, and a ray of sunlight had pene-
trated crevice on the curtain. and was shin
ing upon the top Of the head of this juryman,
who was quite bald.
The lawyer paused in his argument, and ad-
dressed himself directly to the court
If your honor would please" he said. ito
order that the curtain in yOnder window be
lowered trifc. am sure that the sixth jury
man would appreciate it,"
This sign Of watchful attention won the OBJ
durate jurymans heart and N. Lachaud's case.
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Gen. Hooker's Remarks on the Recent Anti
Silver Letter of the Ex-President.

Gen. Hooker's Remarks on the Recent Anti
Silver Letter of the Ex-President.
Gen. Hooker Of Mississippi took occasion
in the House yesterday to express his views on
the subject of Mr.. Cleveland's anti-free coinage
letter. He said that there was no man in this
country, whether he had held a distinguished
position or whether he had an ambition to
mold the highest position within the gift Of the
American people. be he of one party or another,
who could lay down the law to the great masses
Of this country, who thought for themselves.
IApplause.l
Mr.. Cannon asked If he favored Mr.. Cleve-
lard "a candidate for President, to which he
replied: Il will say that do not think that
man on the continent of America will ever be
a candidate of the democratic party for Presi-
dent of the United States who is opposed to the
free coinage of silver"
His remarks were spplauded by democrats
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THE QUEBEC EXPLOSION.


BY . Happy Accident Several Hundred En-
ployes Were Not at Work.
-,, - a., o.,
"oins =, 'ne Soecec "ors'ed company
are situated at Hare Point on the northeastern
outskirts Of the city, and cover a large area and
EMPLOY more hands than any other rnsnufac-
turing establishment in the citv They had been
closed down for two weeks while the boilers and
machinery were being oyerhauIed and ref;.ted
Operations were to have been resumed veste,-
dav ,,ornir. and o,,or, aoo 90 49,,
'". no' "nAs -"u "Dou' o." VI 'ne operatives
were on hand, out owing tosome cause the ma
chinery was not started and they were dis
missed. Most of them fortunately went back
tn their bomes INIT m.rv rer,o;no5 -. an.
,'..:I,:. - "oou. 'ne
Duiioiig' NUMBER keeping In the vicinity Of
the engine room for the sake of the warmth.
About 9:i5 o'clock there was sudden explo-
sion. which completely wrecked the engine and
dye houses and demolished a large part of the
main building. The noise Of the explosion was
heard all over the city and soon a great crowd
gathered about the scene. The work of rescu-
ing those buried in the ruins and recovering the
bodies of the dead was at once commenced.
The fire brigade was summoned, but fortu-
nately the horrors Of fire were not added to
the calamity. The excitement was 80 greatand
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d13-dkds
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers,
HI FLU Peuna. ave. n ~

~
ASsIGNEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. BLING THE TwO-sToRY
sOCTHEAST, By AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deed OF assignment 20 me and duly
recorded. will offer tor sale by public auction
front OF the premises. on MONDAY, THE SIX
TLENTK DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1881, AT
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that certain
piece parcel of land and premises known and
tlnguishesi as the
NORTH SIXTEEN FEET FRONT BY THE DEPTH
THEREOF OF
LOT p. IN SQUARE 81.
Improved by LARGE two-story brick store, the west
SIDE OF llth street between and n streets south
east. belng suitable tor dry goods heavy mercantile
business having Deen used many years by the
Doub Combination Store. nd il Of the bust
ness properties in this section
Terms: Over and above an incumbrance of 81. 500,
which can remain two ana three years, cash. or all
cash. at the purchasers option the terms be com
piled with in 10 days from the day Of sale otherwise
the right is reserved to resell the property the risk
and cost the defaultiny purchaser. after days
Nertiseinent OF such resale In some newspaper pub
lisIed in Washington. Il. A deposit OF e2OC re-
quirec when the property In knocked down All con-
Neyancing and recording at the purchasers cost.
fe9-d&ds ALBERT BEhREND. Assignee.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctiouees.
SALE OF n STREET PROPERTY.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS PROP
Ehill On sTREkT. BEING HOUSE AND


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS PROP
hhIal On y sTkLkI. BEING HOUSE AND
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
By virtue Of the last win and testament of Anna NJ
G. smith, decreased. bearing date the 7th day Of
february. AID 1887. and which has been duly ad-
reslster OF wills for the District Of Columbia. WE
SHALL executors thereof offer for sale AT public
auction on THURSDAY. TIE NINETEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, AID. 1891, AT HALF PAST FOUR
1t private sale before that date ali that ot piece on
srrei OF ground lying and being in the city OF WASH
ineton in the iqstrict OF Columbia, and known laid
down and dsscDed on the grUund pat O. plan OF said
six 3d. in square numbered two hundred and nifty
three CSo;5. having frontage NORTH weef
Of twenty feet eight and onehah inches ca feet
~ inches more or le.s. and depth Of one hundred
and thrten feet eight and ope-haf inches Il ~ fest
81 nchesl, more less and running back 20 thirty
CD foot alley and being Improved by thss me four
story and basement es1ck house numberSd l:ss7
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money 70
be paid in cash and balance in and years. for
which deferred payments notes of purcAser or pur.
in crest Ut the rate Of centn per annum nav
and secured by deed trust "a the
property sold or all cash at option of purchaser pr-
WITHIN days from day Of sale properly viii BE-
resod at the risk and OF defAultinv purchsser after
hve days notice OF such reeAs newspaper pub
Adeposit OF twenty five hundred (s2 5o0) dollars win
be required when the property is knocked down. Al
conveyancing. &C.. stcost VI purchaser.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE PURCHASE OF THIS
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE WILL BE kE-
CEIYED BY US Up 10 TIE DAY BEFORE TIKI
SAME Is OFFERED AT fUBLIC AUCTION.
HENRY WISE GAkNET,f kfecusor:
~ao-dAd. '~ g DELL iSSssi =. NV
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FUTURE DAYS.

DEREMPToRY SALE OF NEARLY NEW TWO
l. Sr0Kn BkiCk DWELLING. No. 40 SIXTH
On ThUksDh AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY
TWELFTH. 1891. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
we will sell in front of the premises lot -. square
SJ. fronting L. ieet on 6t with depth of al ieet
an alley improved by nearly brick dwelling 1:y1
6tn st. ne with mo'iern convenience
Terms; One third cash; balance and two years
notes to bear per cent interest DAY Of sale.
payable seni-annuay, and secured by deed of trust
On prenilsr- all cash, option of purhaser De-
post Of S2S0 ~ sale. Conreyancing, &C.. At pur-
chaser cost. Terus to he complied with day =
Otherwise right reserved to resell and of
defaultinr purchaser after nv days notice such
sale IN son,e newsApe- published n ID. C.
Abstract shown at s6l. DUNCANSON BROS,
fe9-d6ds Auctiopetrx
A6-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the incleineney Of the weather until TUES
DAi. fEBhUAnY SEvENTEENIH,N 1881, as the
same hour and place which time the sale will take
- $50. NM L D,tTNcANs6k BROS,
dl3-dkds Anctiooscrs
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Edward Foley. one of the boys injured in
Wednesdays accident on the Wabash, died late
"Wednesday night, making the third death from
the wreck.
samuel 3. and n. w. Caughey, Baltimore,
trading as Noah Walker 4 Co.. yesterday exc
cated q deed for the benefit Of creditors to
Francis Canghey and Thomas Mackenzie. The
bond filed is S135. 900.
A new trial has been ordered In the supreme
court Of Texas in the case Of C. Z. and o. J.
Cook Of Nashua, n. H., and ave others were
convicted Of murder in No Mans Land and
sentenced to be hanged, in the sixth district
court Of Texas
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

c. No other paper published has anything
like a third as many readers in the city of
Washington as has TEE EVENING STAR, and no
other one has yet supported its claims by an
affidavit of its circulation.
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The Connecticut house committes yesterday
reported their inability TO agree vitA the senate
democrats, saying that their various proposi-
tions for submitting the questions in dispute
had been rejected BY the democrats, Who, they
~, insist ON seating their oaIesrs hrst The
committee report vss accepted and ne house
then paced resolution declaring Staub dem. }
elected controller. They also invited TIE sem
ats TO como into joint Convention and inaugu-
rate Mr.. 6tanb. TIE senate, bowever, "a
reached that body.
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Publl.hers and the wor,d,s Fair.

The American Newspaper Publishers' con-
vention in New York yesterday adopted resolu-
tons expressing sympathy with the effort TO
establish the worlds fair and providing for the
appointment Of committee to advise with the
fair officials as 10 the best way to make 1t a
was changed from the second to the third
Wednesday in February.
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call was Issued from the Republican State
League Club In Petersburg, Va, yesterday for
state convention Of Republican League Clubs
10 b held In Richmond ON the 2lst day Of Nay,
1881. Ihis convention win elect . delegation
70 the national convention Of league Gibbs,
which win assemble in Cincinnati, Ohio, during
next May. Preminsnt speakers from lie NORTH
and west viii be in attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

Death OF Morey Of Mercy Letter Fame.
News has been received of the death In
Nashua, N. H., Of Samuel Morey, who came into
prominence during the Hancock Garfield presi-
dental campaign. He was arrested in connec-
ton with the famous "Morey Chinese letter"
and spent several days in Ludlow street iail
New York. Aorey was . pensioned veteran
and a member Of the Grand Army.
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Basilio Romero Of Ganlisteo, NM. thirty
miles from santa Fs, was shot and killed Non
day night In his bed room By some unknown
assassin. Il u olaimsd by many that IL Il an
other political murder, Romero having been 1
strong republican. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

The conspirators recently arrested here on
suspicion of being engaged in a conspiracy TO
overthrow Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria and
his cabinet are friends Of Major Psnitza, who
was shot some time ago for taking part in plot
TO depOse the prince. Six men were engaged
in the plot. OF this number three escaped
The conspirators who escaped included the
leader Of the conspiracy and man who had
set upon one Of his fellow plotters with dagger
previous to leaving Sofia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

The South Dakota republican caucus last
night nominated Thomas Sterling d RsdAsld
Is their candidate for Senator. The vote stood:
Sterling, .: Melville, -; Moody, l. Gtsrling's
friends think he can receive some independent
yotea.
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~ go Pennsy wanna ave- n a.

PEREMPToRY SALE
VI TA AIN An N SRoRs ffkAMhs' ETc con;
bkANGH STORE. All SEVENTH STREET
This STOCK, Which is NEw AND FIRST
CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. CONSISTS IN
STEEL RNGRAyINGs. ETcHINas, WATER
COLOkS. PHOTOGRAPHS, PANEL PICTU hti,,
CABINET FRAMES AND FRAMES OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION AND SIZE, AND A GENERAL
ASSokIMENT OF GOODS USUALLY FOUND
IN fIRST-CLASS ART EMPORIUM
Owing to Mr.; Nesrhons removal 10 his store he
BnANCH STORE, No. Ali SEVENTH STREET
Ns11kTrHWEsT. ON MoSpAi, IEBRTARY NINTH.
ING EACH DAY THEREAfTEE Ar THE SAME
HOURS UNTIL ALL IL SOLD. the entire saock 10 the
highest bidders. Iers.ns in search Fine Pictures
Frames. &c, should attend this sale
fef-W RADCLIFFE DARK 4 co. Aucts
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Governor Pattison's Wee Suaeained.
In the Psnnsyivania senate yesterday the
veto message OF the governor on the resolutions
instructing the United States Senators from
Pennsylvsnia to favor the federal election bin
was called mp, and after several speeches Of .
political nature motion that the matter BE- in
ds6nitsly postponed WIS unanimously adopted.
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II ArcLIFFE, DARR a CO.. Aucsion~rr..
~ 10 Pennsylvania ave n "
cHANcRRr SALE OF Two-sToRy AND BASE
MENI PRANK HOUSE AND PREMISES No.
81 AbTH STREET NOkTHMEST.


cHANcRRf SALE OF Two.sToRy AND BASE
MENI PRANK HOUSE AND PREMISES NO.
9ls NTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Courr Of The
D,strsrt OF Columbia in equity cause No. II. 1i9.
wherein Harriet 1smond - complainant and Cath
airline D-nieZ snd oters ef~ndAnts snail on 20
fo- sale az public suction IA the on
IIEsDAh. the TMENlh-fOukTH DAY Or rEb-
kUAkf, A. ID. 1891. at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm al
that pal %: lot numbered eight squArs Numbered
sixteen Gd) Ia TIM c1ty Of Washington Bistr,sf
81 toiusnna. beginning Tor the northwest
corner of said lot aud running theme with the
north line OF said lot seventy nve ne
lne OF tia; par Of said let sid b. Peter AL
dorfsr. theme south with said M twenty five
C) feet thence west parable. with the line
eniynye t5) feet to 18th street tenre north on ith
street twenty live CD, ieet 20 the l->1nnins.
lerlns of sale ss prescribed by the DEERE One-third
% OF the purchase prce IN anu the residue IN
two equal Payments AT and years frolu date ~
sale rrsIectiyely. the purchaser 20 ms nct-s
ther-'or. bearing SIX er interest SAD
intsres, pAysl'e s@nl-annaaily and urd % deed
OF trust on the prvIety sod all cash. pur-
shHsers option deposit of sloO sill 10 rec airsd
70 Oe paid by the purchaser when sold. Al
conNeyancing aud re-oriinv AZ Terms
10 he COMPLIED with in days. otherwise Trustees
rsrNe the rght 20 resell AZ rsk and de:.a
purchaser alter live days previous public adyerr.lI
IN The hyenns star newspaper.
RANDALL HAGNER. Trustee.
- 4OB 9Th st N ".
SAMUEL MADDOX Trustee
fe9-eodkds 4tf9 Louisiana ave-
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g BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
PkREMPTORY SALE OF PONIES HORSES, CAR
- RIAoES. &c.
Mil be sold az the Bazaar. No. $40 La. ave-, SAT-
uRDAl MORNING. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
three Beautiful lndian lcnles. young, sound and
well broken to harness and seddle.
ALSO
20 head OF Good Working and Driving Horses and
Mares.
ALSO
New Dayton WAGONS l New Bugvy, 2 Second
hand Dayton Wagons, Secondhand Phaetons 4
Jumps seat Carriage. Buygies, Wagons Road Carts,
Harness, &C.
fel.-2r s. BENSINGER Au,tionesr
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PHnADE1PHn Sronr.
ses 7TH ST. AND zoo Z ST. NV.
New Spring Goods nov ready for inspscssos
and arriving daily.
Hamburg Edsinxs and Inssrsinss. &c. % sls
yard
Plaid and Striped Saansook and L4vnA g. -
BIC yard
India ana victoria Lawns. 6. % &c
yard
+ New 0inghams in eudlsm vur5e<y e 10r. and
Eve 3vpie-ss Of Pine ze4hyr GinxhAn e
only 1sc- VIII sompsss WA IN scssch -
quality and styis.
Wool Drss 0cods n plain. pia1ds. sszipsa.hcI
An the new stylss "a cosors - iov prscsA
BarEains IN I'D nasaksss ed co.fsrs 70
xev Nsssi.ss ~ coni,g /. ana - scuns
cAnzART = LxzDx.
"a sDzAa -.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTURE NAYS

FUTURE DAYS.
az Q2Q sHARFs OF STOCK or aAII1TTx
1900 w., H., lsns: Coal and on Company Of wsss
nsnn n, Tins iorie.,ea ter non paymsn -
DC ffffa iS ss ii. an AZ rot SohtRS oes
M.shins,sa DC EDWARD Z COMM. i r. s,-,:
FINEST BuIIpINe LOTS on foURTEESTH
ThoNIiSG fSfIl rskfTt o. FSSD Tkrfssfaa:
r8 on xfTklp az, afrksSooN; EIIRUkRi .THik.
IA, :, ss m ireni Of The Irems. thu hne-a Bulass
ssyns frca Of q f-e' 90 l4th street sna runnss
dided into smaller Saains ss. ana ss,s, H. SUI M
'ennuon ~ rrvsie parties and builders.
years. pos-. 20 Is-r pr cent nisr-s ssy.sss .s,
snnually and 10 = urrd ~ deed OF rnsi on rr-@.
80 reaSirsd a. tius q .ls, consry.ncins, a.. si
sssn d dass i.Tx Ie r 90 ss co5Ted With IN q.
rsk and sost OF the de.AultIr parchs-er sft~r ave
iesdsd. pUSc&Ss6S BROS. Auruo.-sr.
1.-THE ABOVE sAL.E Is POSTPONED on .c-
count n, 81 the rain until MONDAY. SIXTEENTH DAY
ieia bGScsSssocSs' sR sRs P sS,tiOD..r
fSressasa fsa sela sr ana S ssi1.s s.s %
H ssi9 fEfhsIha 5SaSsasS
RArcLIrrE. DARR CO. Auc,lonrrr..
CLOSING ASSIGNEE SALES OF FINE COLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. GOLD, PLAIN AND SAT
PL IkTtH s MNTS' w G.hhttlNs SOLID AND
GOLD HEAD CAMPS. SILK UNBKIII.As'
Clicks AND A Gl>ERAL AssoR1 NfNT or
siY$TssPS sS$SsSsiSSss fss sSss
TEENTh. Ar ELEVEN O'CLOCK. 1 vii se.l
BY Guh,t gu tion u the store Of MfssIls vOIGT
HAAS. sl3 TIN STREET NokTHNkST the
hasnce OF goods contained therein 90 the hixhrst
bidders.
AT SEWN O'CLOCK Pm. ON WEDNESDAY,
fEbk. Akh EichIfENTH, I WILL SILL N
nj SAME MANNER 1Lf LAkGE IRON SAFE
SIM cAsEs, COUNTESS, ofFicE AND fIN.
IlhEs GENERALLY CONTAINED IN THE
SAID STORE TO The HIGHEST BIDDER.
Terms cash. %. n. DUFFY.
RATcIIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts. ieil -axas
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UNDER THE DOME.
Work of the Lawmakers In Both Houses
OF Congress.

A PRACTICAL AGREEMENT REACHED FL THE con-
FERRIES on THE FORTIFIcATIOS B1Lc-oTHER
LEsIsLATIoS PROPOSED OR ACTED UPoN-soMI-
NATIONS AND coNFIRxATIoSs.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
|, BENsINGER. Auctioneer.

6 BENsINGER. Auc,ioneer
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAzAAR
PERsMPToRY SALE OF A CAR LOAD OF
HORSES AND MARES.
sSs a az hsf; Ne ss9
fOUR1EENTH. COMMENCING AT ZEN O'CLOCK
tv1thout reserNe), car load OF horses and mares
shipped in from the Cumberland valley. Pa This viii
found some hrstclass WORKERS and drivers (Ssle pos
itiyel. tltl s. BENsiNGER. Anctioner.
'rHohAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
kooMs SATURDAY, FEBKUARY FoUR.
5GLock EsBRAciNa" Is PAIR SEVERAL
chkMBEa fSRSITn HRo or EVERY sSb Es sH9f.
ton. DINING ROOM AND OFFICE FURNI-
TUURRE; BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS.
GETHkR WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES IN
THE FURNITURE LINE.
LOT BUILDERS MATERIAL.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK A NUMBER OF
P0sks, sEHlCLEs OF EVERY Description.
s,,,, also: AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
SEVERAL SETS OF FINE HARNESS. fe12-2t
u ATCIIFFE. DARR CO., Au.tioneer..
~ seO P.nnsylyania ave. nv
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES.
HALTkRS. LAP ROBES de- BY AUCTION,
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART. go ST. NV.
TWELVE oCLoCKs M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
e s.; 80 ON NAY BE ENTERED ANY TIME Up
LOO RADCLIFFE. DARR CO..
ie,S-I Auctoneers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
WOOD AND COAL.
Con-. COKE AND Woop.

We not the moss extensive dealers IN IT,
Dastr,st. but would like 20 he. Buy Of us
CIV. MERRILL co. Co. ekh and sts- n q.
Branch once, lss,s 9Th q. NV.
Telephone. Man once. @s-S llo-3m