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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-27
L ATCLIFFE, DARK S CO., AuTr1cnrers.
Nv Esn n
ELEGANT AND WELL. GEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NlttkE, CAEtE1s AND EsfkCTS TX TIL
lEIk ATE Hl,S4DENCE
NJ. Bic . ST.
WEST WASHINGTON,
By AtCllON.


NJ. iII- . ST..
WEST WASHINGTON,
By AtClloN.
On MONDAY MOANING, JUNE TWENTY
Ninth, BEGINNING Al TEN O'CLOCK. We viii
Sc at tue nloye-naIred reSid all the Fine ur-
niture. Carpets AMI Household Goods Contained
tIeft II, ctf,slstiny part Oh
MAHDuANI PLCod trHOI.STEEED PARLuR
ST. <, EI.EoANT aAROGANa AsD OIHeR
EANa CHAIRS. OAK AND "A AHOGAhf FANCY
tABLt-. DAN CABINET. RI CT PIIoS CEAIES
BRASS PIANO LAAI. STUDENT AND % II Tx
i-hMpS, LACE AND MADhaS CURTAINS,
POkfiEEES. Elegant LIBRARY TABLE,
RtNOi.t INC 4 or DESA. HktuLNINti e. AIR,
Ola. IAN tNoo AND EhGHsNIN.sS, LADY s
MAt-SU DESK. OAK ia j. RACK. ELGGANT
Pr: ar EXTENSION tAIsi4r. VA. NU1 a. T.
BDtFFET. HA1.sUT i-EATHER-CDSISED
DlalNG. Arm AND rEN1I.kING CHAIhS. 1
SCI OF iIAkIIAND CHINA. ALMOST Ne -.
CLOVER rATIEi;N, CUT CT. sS tb,ttk-
Eiib. WALNUT AND uAn CHA BEk SUIT s
NA.Nl NARDhoBES, HAITIAN k0CkfES,
WHITE CUELtD Ea1R MATTRESSES. GOVnN
WIZ Siitl NUS. iIiiDMS AND bOf,STEks,
TOILET WAR; XII CHIN rUkNTTl RE,
COOKING U1ELSII ,. &c.
iAkLOk. L'EE ARS. IA LIS. STAIRS, DINING
ton and amos. new.
Ills rssents eles.ant opportunity to secure
hne IN; nit ure the must seal on account OF
ae.l.nar housekeeping.
III. HOUSE MiIl. BE O1FN FROM IL O'CLOCK
NJ. UNTIL - Il. NJ. SATURDAY, .7rH JUNE.
Hut g Is ALSO tuS SALE BA PRIV ATE SALE.
je.ee,lSubs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING ! SON 1ucTIoSTrKs

cHAkCERY SALE or vAIuABIR IMPROVED
ffse9ns na TiR 81 X STEkET NSETnkAsT. sk
By yt.'ue q a-re. q TIE srIgr,ns Sonrt 81 ,l,e
ia s,ses q Solrn,a rA.~eS esaiy esa~s 40
RaSe sss 81 :, he a.. vii oder g. y;
bbAi TIA fiKsT DAY OF JULY. IL ISL mh :, Six
die SOY q g. e.s So. S N I s,S.,s
.-S IS % ss and !. Inn 1sSt VIM hs; ss
dyTs,ans ssnse; WIN : ''-''@
md IA. s1. On .. f. s ss
,1S ass. sa s ,ss sna1.,S e = ~ a Z
20 r Ssrs1k E.ia s shis i. s:ss i
DUScANsoN BROS. Aucticne.r.
bsoHIixs sS TfssII RSEssS fRk SnP sNb
afoskddrroNse A hSb rrT SktIFf wsssr~ElS
xstS S. : asss q: p p Ts,, to he ppsssn
duly recorded in Ill-r No is. folio isss and i ~
IIEsf DAY y Of 'fs SGI9' e WE'VE IS q
county .. b 81 mat d e land IN
- sJG,n Pr 2, Mr. Ar:anns yes land BOUNDED
road fro Iennaliytcwn % t;eorx,tovn said stake be-
% rsss s. S H.
srss - go ssad gses aosd to t,crtSsn south so
rss. east IN a.ioS leg 70 The north sids q
north H. deyr~es cast. l.453 feet to wormley iot
tnence NORTH deZre~s east IL. Ssl00fees TO post
sn s north w. degrees wes, 40 feet thence south
-sS oeVrees west. 300 feet; thence south .ps, de-
ness east 2ls OIL feet TO the cent.r of the ssst
end 81 said intended private road thence ~iih the
center OF said road, south ga DEGREES west :SS s
ioO feei 10 the piace II bcginnlns and contain rc
iofty sad thirteen osaekundriths 80 as 100 scrs If
Mha ana 0enr The same land conveyed by ATi.nlla A.
ferns Of sale: one-third Of purchs@e money cash.
Atsnce In thru equal miscellaneous dsy OF sale al
ohetv and three years. With interest at q pcr s.nt
pef annun raynbe semi annually notes 20 he cured
ny deed "a rnst on toe rruT-tty sold TO satisfaction 81
s, AZ casa, g ot on % purchaser punhas
ers deposit o. 500 required AZ tine Of safe Con
veyancing, &c. at purchasers cost. Terms of sale
must De conpned with ia thirty dayx. otherwise the
trustee. reserve the right resell the premises AZ tile
ma Ard cost OF the desaitnx rurhs sc purchasers
after nNe days advertisement such resale IN eo.,e
newspaper pubsshedin Washington, % c
JOSEPH ". DAMS :
MhHLOS ASHfOgD, Trustees
JOSEPH j. MATERS,A
In connection with the aoOve trait ahstlt one acre
and ssv-n-eighths 40 Of acre adjoining viii Ne
sold making In the aggregate ahou. ior;y -two sTas
nore W kse. of of the most desirable ,lni. of
ktounn Tor sui1lvs,vn in tnat saction han Ing large
1rontass on both roads and being scessible m electric
railroad. -
tes,-d&sh DUNCANSON BROS Aur,s
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HIS Is A CITY OF
$1,000 people q mile and
a half above the sea- A
great tumble OF fat
rooted. boX-sh aped
houses built close up to
cobblestoue sidewalks
above a net work of tun-
nels. which run in and
ont, across and above
each other with all the
wsnderings Of Rosa
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M 6cxs 10 snpouncs thsf se lsus oIesa her new an}
complete sstahiishnent 81 Human nnir ocods and
1o4lee Artles. and ss better rFepsFed 10 % kbaaoo
and rrx>s Hssr I'm shooter time tissa t<oe ovrH -
he's new nefhods, 20 which ale esBscasuy invita- -
t0nflon q tbs ladi<s o. Wsshinrtoa- ny4-,A
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MAILER d. WILLIAMS 4 CO., AurI.o.esrs
rAIrArIE PROPERTY AT ANacosTra.
BEAUTIFUL. COTTAGE HOMES AT AUCTION
Sy virtue q dees.s of trust daily recorded in nler
ias. foisue Us and :,lo esfiyeiy. Land
rstis OF tue Distrift Q; Columbia and at the inquest
Of tie parties secured by ,hel viii OF .r fof sac
va the pt-4nfses on TUESDAY. JUNE THIkTIEiR,
1Sll. at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ, the foiow.ng de.t il.sd
real estate. situate ia AnsCos:iA IN the Ds.firt of
Co'uintda lots ~ and - ~ ana Al ia sqnare Ne
81 CrsgsH H. er~ef, subdivision Of Chciitt,r ,.f
MAX OF tia sn.aasss4on .ns rpcOr,led IN county
iuer IT, oo -. 81 tie land records ti. istEict
frsiae cottages.
Terms: efourth cash. balance to suit the prr-
chaser. A deposit % $ltB will br qaIred on "a n
Inee OF pro- erfy at The tpe of sale. Al convryanc-
ing an r-c-dihz at the est of purchaser Terms NJ
he coapisn with within ten days tier sale othe1 So
tie irusttes serve tie rl.it to roprtry AZ
the r1sk and cOs of the defauting purchaser iIur-
chaSeTs.
bhS Shl 8 o'c sf CALLAHAN; Trustees.
eI9dkds l..,1 New Work ava
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A MILLION A YEAR.
What a Man Could Do With a Little
Income Like That.
LUXURIES 1T WOULD BRING.

One Could Pay His Debts, Pension His Poor
Relations, Dress Well. Live High, Keep Fast
Horses and Yacht-But Its Not Sure That
He Would Re Happy.
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II "; HARSETT CO., AuCTToNEERs, WILL
~ ~ taosrfy s,rsr, New rort ct,y, % 1ttsbAI.
slNL IElkl lEl IA. 1s4l. af HAlI-pA II IMEI,kE
~. s-b.usD OF the bonds of the Washington and
Georgetosn railroad. convertible into stost whrn
night 10 issue obtained. Js.so.sr.
NITED STATES gARsHAL's sAIE-BY yIR-
XIV 81 fsrif VI herl facas issued f the cher,
ofr- OF the supreme Court Of the District Colu n
INA, and 20 Ire diTyted. viii sell public e. toe
on IN hsbAl. TIL SECOND DAN OF Jl'IN. 1851.
1NtLNE UcLH NJ. all the ri.rlt. title. claim
aus interest," O John kouey and the fnllow de-
slsei IrOIerly 10 wi lot numbered eleven III Ia
- Jsre u'Inltard six hundred aud nnsy-iMo fissSl
- tie city 81 Washington. District ~ Columbia To-
E~isf vi all and SIM Tilar the nTruN thereon
t.ed Stid leRel upon as the ErFsrty John SuneS
aft VII te sod 20 satisfy execution No. TIN .. law
n ;Af = - illiain Williams aud Eliza MisInf use
v bdNs-d 4. Walker. DANIEL NJ. hANSDfiI-
= = MARSHAL Dist. Of Col. RATCLifFE, DARR 4
o. Aucilonsers iea-d6dix
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-. j 31HEE + 4 psSHk SSfSSss.. Trustee.
kATCLAfFE, DARR Co. Aucsa s.la-aH.,.
f,.AxGFHY sAI,x OF TWO DESIRABLE. PAR
~ MALn CO1h.kTEp. HOUSES ON fiF1g
STREET CORNER OF HSTREET NokTHEAsT

ynasr Sserss Of ts uupremscourt Of the Dastrrs of
Ootnnia. pesssa m equity cause Ne. IL lul lliuss
g sSiY 9rhs sF. i the fssn ns ~
t.Iasssd shi.ty -o.s !sD and ssisfy-srs txS n X.
vs 3f s;sat ssa ssbd.staea q pa Of sqpae
Ssy, =. z, the ea1ne beSnx Improved by two n17cx
ahnnx nouses under roof but not completed. beinF
~ sne corner OF ttth md n stsvsts northeast.
., Ier,ns; .Sns<sisf cssa and Sa,s.cs in equal
so1nss g SHs aad t~o ysers from date a sale With
ssSssSfS Is :ssA 20 = tine q - ssd tss.s
oFAt p eo - rlsk al cd e asSs uiting yur-
~ Ae A36 6iRHE e BttSS9ssix.
10 &a14 evA n ~.
,.,a.. rzoxAs povIuo : -:
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S~pondence Of The Evening star.
Z.cArEcss, MEXICO. June 70. 1891
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THoN.s BOWLING a SON. AuciioGcer.

IkUsTEfs. SALE OF TN ENTIRE EFFECTS OF
IHE HlIIMAN HOI ~. CoNTAININ No al,OI r
siAIl Two ROOMS. NJ. rs NORTH CAPI rol
STREET. Al AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed trust duly rerorsled ir 1Sl-r
l.sb2 ioiiO - of tie the l,s-
irict Of Co. uba, te request th. Parties secured
rneftiS, We VIII sell tie premises ga 4 ISpAl.
stNL Ehlhl1E1H. 1891. at TN pN'IDcE all
tfose cfEain iieces or Ircels of Personal lrut<rty
known aid tisting Wished tuing IN. hou-ec "A
inrniturs. ronsistilI. of Piano, paror. h .nng
Room. hiicisn and Brd Room FURNITURE. coma sting
IN part OF Coosn.g Utensils. I'm Ware pishcs Uroca-
er3. De IS headinx. Ac,. now ten- and upon
iTtfnises known No .O North Fitol street. AID
con monty knovn the hilln.an House and used los
h0tel purposes.
lerlilS Cash.
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- l4Uo q ST., near U. s. Treasury

ASsIGNEE's SALE OF NEARLY NEW Two-s STORY
BRICK DWELLING, SIIt ATE ON 1 ST RET
BtTMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF a deed of assignment to recorded in
Ibes l,4s. folio "a Of the land records Of tie DIS
trict of CpluiRhS, we viii sell AZ Puplic anctnn
NINTH, 1901. at SIX O'CLOCK P. M. the following
LOT a.. SQUARE SOS,
15X00 FEET,
Improved by nearIy 2-story brick dwelling,
with modern improvements. located street be-
tween 9Th and .th streets northeast, being No. 00l
street northeast.
Terms; All casa 81 400 maturing May 81,
Is ., bHr1nv Interest and secured BY deed OF trust
All conveyancinG and recording 81 parchasers cost.
800 deposit Required at time vi SAFE and terms OF sale
To be complied VITA i'll fifteen days the day ~.
sale or the property will be resold the risk and
OF tue deiautns purchaser after i've days notice in
the Evening Star.
MICHAEL J. CoLBRRT,l
sun building, L .s-s.-ru.
j. NOTA MctaILi, Z AsaSnees-
jese2-d6ds Atlantic building.
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SS5sEs \ iSsSa.AERSSlEssb. Trustee.

In connection with the sboye tralf atsut one a,-e
and ssv,n-eighths Q5s) Of acre adjoining viii he
solo, making IN the aggregate about ior.y- 1.-TWO sras
fnore W hse, of of the desirable ,lnt. of
around Tor sulsiivs,vn in tnat sAction having large
railroad. -
ies,-d&sh DrNCANSpN BROS ap.,x
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
THoMAs BOWLING son. Aucssonesn.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS. HAR.

THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucttoneess.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS, HAR.
On TUESDAY MSSks sfN c. tsSsk rurnrrErH. ..
.nMfLNE O'CLOCK NJ we will eel at Iublic aue-
non IN front 9; our ancaon reesas hye ThreespriIsr
iHos, good as new Two-horse Platform SI,r.rnr
' Msgon, soys.edi one Road Cart. Bay Hufse. seyrn
years Old: Bay Horse, SIX years old B.sck Hursp nve
gearS oid, Brown Horse. seven years old, 1--WE sets
singie harness, one Double 80 Harness. The above
arces are the property of retirn. contractors The
above offers good chance for ans Uantine hossss
49,. THOMAS BOWLING Z CON.
Se-o-d Auctioneegu.
I ATIMER sLoAN, Aactionesr.,.
II 1909 St. near b. 8. Treasury.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- . AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE THIRTIErH.
1901, at residence, No. sl3 l2th ST n "
n TIN O'CLOCK. we shall sell the entire contents.
PAKioR stfIL MARBIE,Top TABLES. EASY
CHAIRS, P0RTIERES AND HANGINtsS BHC s.
s 81 Kan, AMP x,l dNGkAIN CAkPEIs. MLNUr
NATE PIECES; sfRlSas, WALNUT MT.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, HALL STAND.
REFRIGERATOR, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &c.
te23-4t LAfIMEk 4 SLOAN.
I ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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HOSEA d. MoULTON.l $780,.
IRWIN D. MoULruS.S Trustees
IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE GROCERIES or
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE sUBrRBAI
~ REAL ESTATE IN 1HE DIsrRIcT Ol

COLUMBIA.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of ths
Distrlct % Solumtia, passed IN equity numbef
trustee viii offer for sale at public auction the
premises on MONDAY. THE TMENIl-NINTH Oh
JUNE. 1891, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, valuable
tract "a land containing about l.h scres, situated y
the Dist. - of Columbia about NO yards north Of the
proposed Methodist University The tr1ct 10 known
the Jesse Shoemaker tract. and 10 bounded the nork
by the District line the west by the u s.
on the south b. the farm Of Lew ID. Burrows and o
the east 10y tine farm OF Charles Shoens ker.
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money IN
cash within fteen days from the DAY ale OF WHICH
deposit "a 500 viii b. required die Of eaSo.
balance OF the purchase money equal install:
ments IN one and two day OF Deerre4
payments be secured upon the Irop<rfY An CO.
veyancing at cost OF purcha-er.
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY, Trustee.
fen1all building, 34z u n ~.
THOMAS BOWLING a son,
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioossrs.

JOHN n. LAkGSfON. rvux
Cor. C0lla&re and 9Th 81 d. c. Afus
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Of my villa I stared ct him IS he
passed-my feeling underwent . kind Of
shock. He looked perfectly happy and
tranquil, happier indeed than ever re-
membered TO have seen him-and yet
and according to his knowledge, /,
his best friend, had died only Yesterday.
With this sorrow fresh upon him, he
could smile like o man going to fiesta,
and wear coral pink rose, which surely
was no sign Of mourning! For one mo-
ment felt hurt, the next laughed ct
my own constituencies. After all, what
Of the smile, what Of the rOsel A man
could not always be answerable for the
expression Of his countenance, and rs for
the flower, he might have gathered Il en-
PEASANT, without thinking, or what was
still more likely, the child Stella might
have given 1t to him. In which case he
would have worn 1t to please her. He
displayed no badge Of mourning? True!
but then consider, had only died yester-
dayl There had been no time to procure
al those outward appurtenances OF woe
which social customs rendered necessary,
but which were no infallible signs Of the
hearts sincerity. Satisfied with my own
seli-reasonlng made no attempt to fol.
low Guido In his walk. let him 60 on
his way unconscious Of my existence. I
would wait, / thought, till the evening,
then everything would be explained.
turned to the landlord. ''H0w much
to pay?" / asked.
"What you will, amico," he replied
~ am never hard on the fisher fOlk-but
times are bad, or you would be welcome
to Q breakfast for nothing. Many and
many day have I done as much for
men of your craft, and the blessed Clip.
rianO who Is gone used 10 say that St.
Peter would remember me for It. Il Is
true that Madonna gives special bless
ing II one looks after the fishers, but
because all the holy apostles were Of the
trade;-and l would be 10th 70 lose her
protection-yet-"
laughed and tossed him franc. He
pOcketed It at once and his eyes twin
killed..
Though you have not taken half 0
francs WORTH" he admitted with an
honesty very unusual In NeHpolitan-
''but the Saints will make 1t up TO you,
never fearl"
81 am sure OF THAR l said gaily-
''AddiO, my frIendl Prosperity to you
and our Lady's favour!"
This salutation, which knew 70 b
q common one with Slclllan mariners,
the good Pietro responded 70 with amia-
BILE heartiness, wishing me luck on my
next voyage. He then betOok himself
anew to the polishing Of his glasses
and / passed the rest Of the day In stroll
ing about the least freQuented streets Of
the city and longing impatlentlY for the
crimson glory Of the sunset, which. like
Q wide flag Of triumph, was to DO the
signal Of my safe return tOlOve and hap
piness.
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reverend father said nothing, save that
Sha swooned away. But what Of THAR
Women sw0on at everything-from .
mouse 70 corpse. As said, the good
Cipriano attended the counts burial,
and he had scarce returned from II when
he was seized with the illness. And this
morning he died Of the monastery-msy
his soul rest In peacel heard the news
only an hour ago. All! he was holy
mani He has promised me warm cor
ner In Paradise. and know he will keep
his word rs truly as st. Peter himself. T"
pushed away the rest Of my meal un-
tasted. The food choked me. could
have shed tears for the noble, patient
life thus self-sacri6lced. One hero the
less in this world of unheroic, uninspired
persons! I sat silent. lost In sorrowful
thought. The landlord looked ut me
curiously.
''The coffee does not please you?" he
said at last. "You have no appetizer
forced . smile.
'.Nay, your words would take tho edge
of the keenest appetite ever born Of the
breath OF the sea. Truly Naples affords
but sorry entertainment TO stranger;
is there naught to hear but stories Of the
dying and the dead?"
Pietro put on an air that was almost
apologetic.
swell truly!" he answered resignedly,
livery little else. But what would You,
AMIGO? It is the plague and the will Of
God"
Az he said the last words my gaze
was caught and riveted by the figure Of
man strolling leisurely past the door OF
the cafe. It was Guido Ferrari,-my
friend? would have rushed out TO
speak to him,-but something In his look
and manner checked the impulse as II
rose In me. He was walking very
slowly, smoking o cigar rs he vent
there was q. smile on his face, and In his
coat he wore freshly-gathered rosa
Gloirc de France, similar to those that
grew in profusion on the upper terrace
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vrFrY-rIRsr CONGRESS.
Senate.

Washington, February 23-Among
the bills presented and referred were
resolutions Of the state senate ~ Texas,
favoring IN amendment to the constitu--
ton limiting the tenure Of all federal
Offices to reasonable term Of years.
An amendment permitting the treas
urer to make temporary appointments Of
architects, skilled draughtsmen and
civil engineers In the ONCE Of the super
vising architect was the text Of . dis
cussion on the subject Of civil service
examinations. It came out In the dis
cussion that the purpose OF the amend
ment was to get rid Of the requirement
Of civil service examination for such,
employees.
Mr.. German awaited himself of the
opportunity TO criticize the civil service
commissioners for denouncing senator's,
representatives and cabinet officers Is
being hostile to the civil service law. II
was simply an outrage and piece Of
audacity.
The discussion was still going on
when the hour Of 6 o'clock arrived, and
the senate took o recess until 8, when
the consideration Of the sundry civil
appropriation bill will be continued.
The amendment TO pay $40, 900 to the
daughter Of the late Joseph Henry, sec
rotary of the Smithsonian institute, for
valuable public services rendered by
him, was agreed to.
Referring to the amendment TO strike
from the item for the national zoologi-
cal park the proviso that one-halt should
be paid from the revenue OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, Mr.. Morgan sug-
gested that congress was ZOO" enough
for the entertainment OF the people.
The amendment was agreed to.
There being no quorum present. the
senate at IL p. IN. adjourned until TO-
morrow.
Washington, Feb A.-The worlds
fair amendments were agreed to. The
subject that occupied discussion was the
item appropriating $4,000 for the re-
coinage OF uncurrent fractional silver
coins in the treasury (about 1900, 800
abraded below the limit Of tolerance.
Mr.. COckerell moved to make the
amount of the appropriation el5O,0O
Agreed to.
Mr.. Plumb offered an amendment,
(which was agreed tol tadding to the
time provision requiring the secre-
tary OF the treasury to coin into stand
ard silver dollars the trade dollar bull
lion and the trade dollars now in the
treasury, the expense thereof TO be
charged to the silver profit fund. The
paragraph authorizing the use OF unex..
pended balances for the prevention OF
epidemics gave rise to long discussion.
Mr. Chandler moved to place further
sums at the disposal Of the president
for the same purpose, the whole amount
of the expenditure for the year not to.
exceed s25O,OOO. Agreed to.
Adjourned,
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GO BE C0ntinued.l
Lively Horse Trading.

Captain I'd Cox, the we'll known
livery man Of Atlanta made some success.
full trades the other day. according "a
the Macon Telegraph. Early In the
morning be paid $3.50 for . horse.
later he traded The horse for q mule. 70
csiVinRsoms boot Then traded theDulf
for another hOFse. again getting money
IN the bargaln. In the afternoon h
traded that horse Tor the one he had
bought IN the morning. At night be had
his hrst purchaSs ana el2.6o n acnsy.
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House..

Washington, February 22-The DEM
Ocrats made no demand for the reading
of the journal in full this morning, and
it was approved without objection. Mr..
Perkins OF Kansas, presented, and the
house adopted the conference report on
the bill amending the act for the all0t-
ment Of land in severalty to the In
dams.
The house then went into committee
of the whole Notwithstanding the an
tagonism Of the members OF the cum
mittee of the District Of Columbia on
the deficiency appropriation bill. Mr..
Payson Of Illinois, in the chair.
On point of order raised by MI.
Clements OF Georgia, the clause appro-
priating $50, 900 for the relief OF the cit
liens OF Oklahoma was striken from the
bill. Without dispOsing of the bill, the
committee rose, the postofiice appro-
priation bill was passed, and the house
took recess until 8 o'clock, the even
ing session to be for the consideration
of the immigration bill.
The consideration of the sundry civil
appropriation bill was resumed.
The Reagan amendment was de-
feated.
The amendment, making temporary
appointment Of architects, skilled
draughtsmen and civil engineers in the
Office Of the supervising architect which
had been under discussion when the re-
cess was taken, was agreed to without
further discussion.
The consideration of the bill having
been completed, it was reported to the
house, the previous question was or
dered, and the house at 10 o'clock i'd
journed.
Washington, February A.-The jour
nal was approved without delay or OBJ
struction.
On motion Of Mr.. Norton Of Missouri,
the senate bill was passed granting PEN
sions TO the members of P0well's battal-
ion of mounted volunteers Of Missouri,
who servedi in the Mexican war.
Mr.. Mckinley, from the committee on
rules, reported resolution for the Inn
mediate consideration of the direct tax
bill, the previous question to be consid-
cred as ordered at o'clock, or as soon
thereafter as this resolution may go
into effect.
Mr.. Mills raised the question OF con-
sideration.
The house determined-yeas 100, nays
80, to consider the resolution.
The previous question was then or
dered on the bill-yeas ia, nays %.
Mr.. Bates moved recommittment.
Lost-Yeas "a, nays III. The bill was
then passed-yeas 172, nays l01.
Mr.. B0utelle Of Maine, presented the
conference report on the naval appro-
priation bill. The report was agreed to.
The speaker appointed Messrs Cas-
well, Z. B. Taylor Of Ohio, and Oates -
conierees ON the direct tax bill A dis
agreeing conference report on the Dis
trict Of Columbia appropriation bin Was
agreed to and . further conference or
dered.
The house then adjourned.
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"What Is wrong here, my friends?" the
monarch asked with exceeding gentle
ness.
There was silence for . moment; the
beccamorti looked sullen and ashamed.
Then one Of the women with q fat good
natured face. and eyes trimmed redly
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CHAPTER VII.

0W that day seemed
very long to me. !
wandered aimlessly
about the city, SEQ
ing few faces that I
knew, for the wealth
Ter In habitants,
afraid Of the cholera,
had either left the
place altogether, or
remained closely