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from each republic and one delegate for every
5000 600 Of its citizens and for every fraction
thereof exceeding oIe-half that number.
The other body shall tie composed Of dele
gates from organizations in sympathy with free
institute ms and of representatives from nations
other than republics. The delegates and rep
resentatives last referred to shall be chosen in
accordance with the following provisions:
I. They shall include the officers of such or
CARNATIONS highest in rank.
2. One delegate-at-large from such organize
tions.
3. One delegate for each 100, 900 of the MEM
bership of these organizations and one for each
fraction thereof exceeding 10000.
4. Representatives from nations other than
republics shall be chosen on the basis Of one at
large from each of such nations and one for
each 5000 600 Of its citizens or fractions Of that
number exceeding one-half.
5. The method Of selecting and inviting the
representatives from nations other than repub-
lies shall be determined by the executive com
mittee, subject to the limitation that these
representatives shall be Of the nationality
which they represent.
~. Those appointive delegates who receive
their appointments from the executives Of the
various governments represented at the con-
gress shall constitute acouncil. senate or upper
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LAST NIGHTS ADDRESSES.
Topics Discussed by Senator Daniel al
Assistant Secretary Willis

Topics Discussed by Senator Daniel and
Assistant Secretary Willis.
Secretary Noble presided at last evenings
session of the congress of inventors and manu-
facturers at Lincola Hall. The Secretary in L
brief opening address compared the patent o.
fee with the other bureaus of the department.
over which he presides and explained how in
dispensable it was to the successful administra-
ton of those bureaus as well as the other ex-
ecutive departments of the government With
out the patent office, said the Secretary, the
census of 1890 could not have been 80 success
fully taken.
Senator Daniel of Virginia delivered an in
teresting and eloquent address on 1.-THE New
South as an Outgrowth of Invention and the
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc,ioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE BRICK DWELL.
HOUSE, No. 2Gy TWELFTH STREET SOU
hESi. NEAL iHl SMITHSCNIAk INS1I

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 203 TWELFTH SII.rET sou H.
Mkel, NEAR LIE SMITHSONIAN INSTITU-
TON AND AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust 10 dated the I'D
day OF Jnne 4. ID. lSS9, and recorded in Liber No.
i1G ioo us ct seq. one OF the and recorqs Of the
District O. Co uIbia and the request tie holder
OF the notes thereby secured, offer Tor sa g IN
front OF tire lre..ses on MONDAY, the IHIR-
IEENlH h DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1891, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p. M. al OF .ot numbered twenty five -
of L. W. Connors recorded subdiv sion lots eiTn-
teen lS)ana n net, en- (!), i'll square numbered two
hunu: Ell -nt ninety SIX s0). i ne lot has front of
~ zee; on iweti street anu an average aepth lsj
eet AZ ntes TO very large alley, ard is proved by
ne2Iy new two-story brick dwelling house and bacs
building.
Terms of sale: Cna-third OF the purchase money in
casa. payable within ten Gays from the day VI sale
and the balance III Two equal payments Il and two
yeas day with nteres. ut the rate Of i ger
cent FER allntiln, interest TO be paid annually
SAD to he secured 10y the notes OF
The ifcIaier and dt ed Of trust the property or
all the purchase money may be paid in cash any
tine wtt.nn ZEN days amer the day sale deposit o..
SICo Will be required at the time OF sale. All con-
Seyancln" at the p1:chas RS cost II the sale
ar not complied with WITHIN ten days from the day
o. SAFE the Trustees TIE right advertise and
reese the property after ire days advertisement at the
rsa anu cost c: tne delauting purchaser.
CHARLES v. EOANMAN,t ,..
ap2-d&ds GEORGE c. BOARMAN. J trustees.
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Relation Of Invention
to Agriculture" Mr..
Willis spoke of the de-
penderce of the farmer
on the inventor and
dwelt at length on the
indifference and hos
tility OF the farming
class to labor-saving
machinery. He said
that there was q large
fraction Of agriculture
that cannot be reached
by any invention. He
said, in the course of
his speech, that it had
-. - d.
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American Patent Law. p"
He smoke of the natural
conditions which led
the north to manufact-
uring and the south to
agricultural pursuits.
"If / am asked the
cause of the northern
victory in the late
struggle" he said, II
look beyond the noise
of battle to the north
ern inventors. mechan-
les and manufacturers.
but, continued the
Senator. the south ap-
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u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO., Auctioneers,
~ H2O Pennsyivxnia ave- q. U.

II ATCLlffE, DARR CO., Auctioneers,
~ S2O PennsylvSni2 ave- y.
10 CLOSE AN ESTATE
VALEg pALG IlMatEk0ykD , KEAL Estate ON
TENTH AND Il AND STREETS, AND
xN0MN S "A AZ THE TM0sToRY BRICK HOUSE
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL FoUB-
TEENTH. 1891, At 1--WE O'CLOCK, We WILL
PREMISES,
IN MArTfN0LY AND Wilson's rRUsTRRs
SUBDIvISI0N OF SQUARE No. 900,
depth Of 90 feet TO an al.ey and Improved 6y Veli
built brick house in good repair. and known q No.
Terms Of sals; Cash. A deposit Of e20O required
q time OF "a Terms to be complied with In fifteen
e the risk and cost OF thA dafaulting purchase.
spdSd: DkRsR Go Sss
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is a thoroughly repre-
sentativeo one. The chair
man is the Hon. Cham
pion $. Chase. LID, of
Omaha. Neb.. so long
mayor of that city and
now president of the
Nebraska Society of
Sons of the American
Revolution. The other
members are: James
Cardinal Gibbons, Balti-
mere, Nd; Hon. Carl
SchurZ New York. Hon
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I ATINi.R SLOAN. Auctioneers,
IL HOS q St.. near U. 8. Treasury,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN UNIONTOwN, D. c.,
AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL THIR.
IEENIb. lSs,i, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front OF the
re.s s. We shall sell lot % in Shannons subdivision
OF IN ontown: fronting 90 feet inches on shannon
vi Monroe st. Improved by a good ten-room frame
honse IN ne cond,tion and is very desirable property
Ierus; One-tnird casa. balance IN one and two
years wlth notes bearing interest and secured by a
deed OF trust On the properly sod All convey ancng
and recording at purchasers cost. 500 deposit re-
Qared at the time OF sale The terms OF sale to be
complied with IN ten days from day OF sale.
LAT1MER SLOAN,
ap3-i&ds Auctioneerr
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This report is as follows:


the United States as may
be selected by the gen.
eral committee during
the time of the Colum-
bian exposition CT 1888.
but shall have no neces-
sary connection there
with.
III. The congress shall
.consis. Of two bodies.
One shall be composed
CT delegates appointed
by the governments of
the various republics of
the world on the basis of
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PROPOSALS.

OrfioE "a rhL ooMsissIostl.s, DIs-
trls t g Solninhda v sshnyton, y C.. AInu lsell
ssssi NJ FIVE achocF NJ S syf sS Af FIJI
assS n ssS ,Ss ,s E Sr T ss. S he.
cS"Pn Streets on sSs n nS .s ~ , ns % S M
ens sr r. .,s; s an shs sss is pro.s.s wa
foot and IL eksct dn,snsions ie oi 20 < moi lie.
Than one hundred 100 ..si vide one hundred and
81 any or al rsPas J. WI " Do . i' is = "
hoss n VI. hobLhl, Conntnis~ionerS u e. ars-H
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE EHCFIyTp Up
= 20 FINE o,cloCk z N. MONDAY. kPRIi
~ =, II III iS ior The SreCtisn Q, chur.h sit
sw. Pans and speahcationsoAn b- -en At The one
sr7N. Arclatert. cor issh snd / St.. NJ.
phllOsALs foR STKEEr on IIGHIlS6--
4 Ofhoe " the Commissioners. ~ ashfnrton. ~ C.
tsi s o. until TwIIy SciucxA on f $500 q
MAa alfan li ,Sr furnishing lsmI. and ls-
tanning and Repairing street lAnTs the District OF
1881 Bsnk icrins OF JroTesais ana ss@,ihcstoa;;
can he ostAlned q this ofce uTon sIPncston trrr-
lads uTon these forms N1n he eonsdered. he rist
w. 70 ROSS s al NM koBks M aSTS
II. c. apa-,E
OfficE OF TN. CoNMIssloNERs, DISTRICT
rqrSsAis ,ST site , iS. p nee s,s,icE r Ss9psO~n
TUESDAY. APRIL TNENT 4 IIsT, ISlI. the ste
70 lie centrally located. The prnrosa will ia.
the price Ter SQUARE loot, The los should not bs isss
s~ @a @ let DEER st TS s con- SRs ss2a and
he r dSan Is IS any ny IS a. MILAN HE
LhcMAs b. ENrMISLE. MATTHEW rRlMBLE.
eonlnl.Iee: Ar3ts
Uftlcn on TRE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
" o. Columbia. " sshington. u. q. Apr1l Z lsil
Seaed yroposals Will he received this oice until
INhLN r. NJ. WEDNESDAY. APRIL TMEN ~ sic
oND. Tor site Tor public s-hool within the follow
M Limits; befween I'd anu 10Th and and Strests
northeast. 1he proposals will state the NUM- er Of
lot. square and price 60 9. The 10 n.
moi IL - Than ninety nNe 0s,l ieet front and les
than one hundred aid ten llloD let deep. The rslt
II re-s.fNed 10 re1est any all PROPOSALS. J. ".
DOO6lASS. j. ". ROSS, n. NJ ROBERT. COMMITS
sioners OF the District OF Columbia. alasa
OFFICE Oh THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
" OF Columbia, Washington. d. g. Apr1l . lrll.
SEALED Proposals will lie received al this one. until
MONDAY. APRIL TM ENIIETH, lssll tor = sit. for 4
pubic shoo bnlldng in East BROOK land the site 90 10
within the locality bounded 10y Dunran, Ian~ing Ar.
gyie and Frankfort streets. The h.
than one hundred 400 feet front by eh 81 lots
shown un the plat OF the village The proposals will
designate the number Of the lots and bloch and the
pflce per SQUARE foot. the whole LOT a.
stated The rirlt 20 ret and all bids and parts
OF bils Is hereby ressryed. J. ". DOUGLASS, r ",
ROSS. H. NJ ROBERT. Commissioners OF the bistr1S
of Columbia au.ksn
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there was no economical steam plow. II am
glad there is not and hope there never will
be-, SAID the speaker. There is fertility at
the end of spade, but there is storility at the
end Of the steam pillow. A man can Gig and
care for and fertilize 100 acres until he leaves
it better than he found it, bu. when a man I'M
dertakes 10 farm the whole country. her or his
pos Srity will pay the penalty of the wholesale
spoliation Of all the life there Is in the soil"
Having elaborated the various reasons why the
agricultural classes have not taken hold of in
ventious. one great reason being the blood
money they are forced 10 pay in ROYALTIES, Mr.
Willis spoke of the benefits which the farmer
had received from Inventions
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Taylor Hanley, at Huntsville, Ala, cut Joe
Townsend IN the throat, killing him instantly.
They quarreled over Is cents
Mr.. Barnum leaves an estate Of over e6, 0O0,-
900, which he disposes Of BY viii LARGELY to
his legal heirs The bequests are not yet
known.
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@'csSeH HSeeP "@""y HHeHHH tHh0 1hOuBcs
Grace Bowie, an old colored woman, has a
daughter and William Wood is one of her ad-
mirers. He used to visit the house, but Grace
gave him his walking papers some months ago.
She could not, however, stop the United States
mails. which was the medium resorted to BY
Wood to communicate with the one he loved.
This, too, was objected to by the mother and
when she met Wood near her house the other
day she threw cup OF water on him.
Grace admitted that she threw the water and
said that she had told Wood to keep away from
her house.
whats the matter2 inquired tho court.
'sIsn't he good boy?''
said he was rascal and told him to keen
away"
Judge Miller in acquitting the old woman
advised the young man TO keep away from the
old woman house.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.
A National League for Their Protection
Organized and Officers Elected


Organized and Officers Elected.
An important organization was completed
yesterday afternoon when, by the election of
officers. the Washington bran. Ia of the National
League for the Protection of American Institu-
lions became an established fact. The meeting
was held at the Arlington Hotel and the officers
elected were as follows: President, Judge
Charles d. Drake; vice president, Hon. Gardi-
ner G. Hubbard; secretary, Col. Archibald
Bliss; treasurer, Mr.. Henry E. Pellew; board of
managers, lev. DIR. William A. Bartlett Rear
Admiral s. p. Carter, Hon. ]. C. Bancroft
Davis, Rev. DR.. George W. Douglas, Mr.. f. N.
Gunnell, Bishop J. T. Hurst, Commissioner
Charles Lyman, Mr.. Benjamin H. Warder and
Gen. James H. Watmough.
The league will work to secure constitutional
and Legislative safeguards for the protection of
the common school system and other American
institutions: to promote public instruction in
harmony with such institutions, and to prevent
all sectarian or UNCONVENTIONAL appropriation
of public funds. A large number OF prominent
gentlemen are interested in the movement.
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7 ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneerl
TRusTEEg SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE. NO. 022 FIRST STREEr NrETH

By virtue Of deed Of trust 70 us dated the 2th dsy
o. Z eorusry, a ". 1889 and recorded in Lber No
La folio SS Ct .eq. one Of tine land records Of the
Of the notes thereby secured We viii osr for ale In
fT4ns q fhs Hsssnis.: On aoNDAY, APRIL
al Of lot numbered twenty COO in Thomas !. rsher
ct al g snpdtyson Of square Ave hundred and sixty.
street and an aysrags depth OF l34 fest to i6fooi
sliey snd = imHroved by tuostory brick dwelling,
Issms Of ale; o1ethird c.sh, balance in two sals
Interest. and secured BY deed Of trsf On ths prs,p
erty q AZ cssh. a. the purchassrs Option. dspos
OF xO WI % required ct the time Of sale. All con
yeyancing and Recording 1t the cost Of purchassr
the terms Of sae are not complied with within
rsssn e: pscpsfsy afts Az day 6 a
JOHN 3. 6WORNSTFbT
ap0<Gds
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Thos. W. Palmer, Detroit. Mich; Rev. w. C.
Roberts, D. d.. Lake Forest, H.: Right Rev.
Charles Edward Cheney, DID,. LID, Chicago,
Ill.,; DR.. Gustav Gottheil. rabbi Temple Eman-
uel. New York city; Col. RObt. q. Ingersoll.
New York: John Clark Ridpath, LID, Green
castle, Ind: Prof Alonzo Williams, Provi-
dence. RI; Henry T. Downing, No. 227 West
47th street, New York. Hon. C.. C. Bonncy
Chicago, ILL.,; Hon. VIM. Z. Curtis, Washington,
u. c.; MIR. J. W. Woodside, Philadelphia. Pa.
ex-Judge VIM II. Arnoux, New York; Col.
Ethan Allen, New York: DIR. Pulsifer Frazer,
Philadelphia; Gen. Lew Wallace, Crawfords-
VILE. Ind; Walter S. Logan, New York; VIM.
o. Mcdowell Newark. NJ.
No better plan of giving the designs and
hopes Of the movement can be found than to
give the report Of this committee on plan and
scope.
THE COMMITTEES REPORT.
This report is as follows:
l. The name Of the proposed conference shall
be the pan republic congress.
II. The congress shall be held in such CITY of
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphafe.

DR.. j. J. Mcwn.iams, Densson, Iowa saws. NJ
have usedit largely in nervousness and dyspcpeia
and consider tina. il stands unryaled as remedy
In cases of this kind have also used IL in cases
OF sleeplessness with very gratifying results."
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ap3-d&dI
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY, Is ING HOUSE AND PREMISl
No: 81 TWENTi-THIRD STREET MORT

PROPERTY, 3 ING HOUSE AND PREMISES
No. 81 TWENTi-THIRD STREET NORTH
WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. b. c.
BY virtue Of the last will and testament Of Eliza.
March, AID. lseS. and which has been duly adj,
mitted to PROBATE and recorded tie office OF the
register of wills for the District Of Columbia i
shall. as executor thereof. offer tor SAFE at public
an ton ON il.DAY. AiIeIl. Sc ENTEEN1H h, 1851,
AT FIVE O'CLOCK L. Nj. in 'front.' Of the prelnss 8
al that parcel o. around described as the fifteen
u0 inches depth lot numbered eight o. in square
numbered hity-dve (slo). improved by q two-story
frame dwelling. known as No. Sy7 2Sd street north
west.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance In
equal installments and twelve months with In
terest at 0Percent per annu from the day OF safe,
oe " deed OF trust ON the property sold
S2OO w.il Ge required At the time OF sale. Terms Of
saie to be complied with within ten days from time
OF sale or property viii be resod at the and
OF deiaultins purchaser. Ala conveysncinx and re-
cordfng at purchasers cost
sp7-dkds WILLIAM s. JACKSON, Executor.
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AUCTION SALES.
This kSENlNG,

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE EN-
TIRE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE STORE
SOB MARKET SPACE. KNOWN AS THE SPEC
lALTY COMPANY. COMMENCING MONDAY
APhlL SIXTH. AT HALF-PAST TEN AN. TWO
p M. AND HALF-PAST SEVEN p. NJ. and continue
daily until sold The stock consists of the following;
VASES. LAMPS, ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
OIL PAINTINGS AND PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES. WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND A FIRST
CLASS LINE OF FINE JEWELRY, large line of
Plush Goods. general line Of Ansona Clocks large
line n Of Lea,nef satShes Of al sizes also large Line Of
% asGas oand ia ssas Of other
Persons in n.ed OF any Of the above articles will do
well by attending this sale the irstcass
ap3-ot FOLEY. Auctioncer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
EXTRAORDINARY ART AUCTION SALE
On
TUESDAY. APRIL SEVENTH, AT HALF-PAsT
SEVEN PM,
At
OUR ART ROOMS.
1OGl street,
Opposite Pennsylvania ave. NV.
We take great pleasure in announcing that we have
received positive and imperative orders to close
out the entire collection art of one of the most
prominent importers and dealers in New York city,
who retiring from business. 1t will consist in part
Of
ETCHINGs,
ENGRAvINGS. "OROTYPES," REPRODUCTIONS,
OLEOGRAPHS
And some excellent domestic 'oil Paintings" all Of
which are finely and extensively framed" The stock
is an exceedingly large and varied one and will be
without doubt
THE SALE OF THE SEASON"
We have. in consequence of the magnitude Of the
stock determined Oh two CO sales each day. viz:
HALF-PAsT THREE Pm. AND HALF-PAsT
SEVEN PM
Ladies specially invited to attend our afternoon
saies seats being provided for their usual
The entire collection be sold any sacrifice and
our instructions sell without reserve" Every
picture sod guaranteed as represented sale.
Sale will commence
TUESDAY. APRIL Z. AT 7:3O PM,
Continuing daily.
AT $50 AND 1:3O O'CLOCK,
UNTIL ENTIRE STOCK is SOLD.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
AUCTIONEERS ap6-5t
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RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
Az E9O Ienna. ave- n W

II ATCLlFFE. DAKK & Co, Aucts..
~ y2o Penna. ave. NV.
PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF FIFTH AND RHODE is
LAND AVENUE NORTHWEST AND IMPROVED
b. THREE BRICK HOUSES, Nos 44l AND
4415 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND Ills
tIEnH STREET. CORNER RHODE ISLAND
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON APRIL. SIX
TENTH. A. ID. 1851. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, We
Will offer for sac. in front Of the premises,
IN SQUARE NORTH OF SQUARE sos
Fronting ll2 feet and u inches Rhode Island ave.
ano 81 :eet Incies 18th n W. This property,
which Will lie subd yded and sold in three par els
improved by rec brick houses, Nos l1l5 9TH and
A and i4lse Rhole Island ave
Ieris OF sale. cash DEPOSIT OF slo0 on each par.
Cei required al time Of sale. If not led
with in fifteen IRON the day sa tie right IS re.
served TO resell at and OF the tieaultne
purchaser. All conyeyancing and Recording at pur-
Chaser cost. kAICLIFfE, DARR a CO..
- Auctioneers.
auctioneers and will be exhibited at sale dSds
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FUTURE DAYS.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
- 14UY ST., u. s. Treasury.


I ATIMER l. SLOAN. Auctioneers.
~ l4US u ST.. near U. s. Treasury.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND Nd PERSONA , oh, EFrECTS. HORSES AND
INC AT TEN O'CLOCK.
Embracing IN part two French Plate Mirrors Paror
Couches, one fine Persian Carpet. one fine Iurssh
Rug. very handsome Cherry Cabinet Chamber urn
tre OF every des rpon, Stair and other Carpets two
hne SHOW Cases with Counter. together with other
articles.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Twenty-seven cases Burgundy Wine {quarts)
Twelve cases burgundy Wine (pinis.
-Four Double Barrel Breecn-loading shotsuas,
Snc Brsesh-ioad;n- single Barrel Gun.
infee i'i Ms g 4 AZ + TTa MEsvE O'CLOCK
Al OUk HnRSE AND CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT.
I'll and l;ss3 Il ST. near the Langham Hotel. New
SIX FINE BUILDING LOTS ON Y STREET NEAR
9NE J P1 l. &, BUi Il. LOT On FOURIEENTH
TENTH. commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK, we Will
SELL n n ire 9 10 Of he LENSES Y! 40
EACH OF these lots have 'front.' of is ieet on street
near corner OF l4th, and have depth OF 100 to
lO-foot alley.
IMMEDIATELY Al IrR, WE WILL SELL
Lot 26, square .2:31,
Fronting 20 feet ith street just north of street
and with depth O. 100 feet to a i5-foot alley.
for dwellings and business purpos.s b.:nr on arade
severed. watered. &c. situated an rapid improving
Sc On o, i!ie city.
Ieris ne-tilirl cash balance in one and two years
not, to bear Ter cent interest paya ie semi-annu
aiy anu TO be Sc: ured ~ deed OF truss preuis
sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser deposit OF
500 On lcii iot at time of Conveyan,ni-, &c
at rurs ~ sers cost Terms to be compiled with in Is
days, Otherwise night served to esel ut
Oh teIaun5 purchaser or purchasers after days adj
veriisen-ent OF sucn resale in newspal er pup
aps-dSds DUNCANsON BROS, Auctionee.s.
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Harry Donovan, the seven-year-old heir to
Sl0o. 600. who was abducted from a school in
New Haven, Conn, on Friday last, has been
recovered by his father, who found him in
lonely farm house on Long Island
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| ArIMER 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.

PARLoR FURNITURE IN SUITES AND SEP
ARAlE PIECES. MIRROR BACK FTFGEkE
IM8 rfE h,;, Plate PIER MIRRORS, HAND
Hh.h CAhPEIS, CoUCHES AND EASY
SHAlRS. ' EIsN HANDSOME CHAMBER SUITE,
WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR, COST 500;
IEN SOLID WALNUT wARDkOBES, WALNUT
Nj; S, S,hhAMBLR fUENI1URE IN SUITES
and SfPAEA1E PIECES, OAK AND WALNUT
ShAlMSBES EuRNITnRE, HAIR AND Husk
MATTRESSES. WINDOW DRAPERY MIRROR
BACK ARMoIRE, LIBRARY TABLES MARBIE
ddhhBbkEbbSS. rSLwiSS aACiLINE IN GOOD
MALNlT MARBLE Top sIDEBoARD, Two
EXTENSION TABLES. MARBLE Top TABLES
SOLID WALNUT DINING CHAIRS FOUR
MMALNUT Round ,TABLEs, ToiLET wkRE,
PIECES THAT CANNOT BE MENTfoNFD.
On MONDAY MORNING, A RIL THIRTEENTH,
1881. COMMENCING Al TEN O'CLOCK, at resi-
den e No. lGBi street near the Arlington Hotel we
SHAH sell superior co lection household goods
Many OF these articles first class should com
mand the attention parties furnishing. an. -dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-09
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Flour, FLouRu FLoUR.,
Now is the time 10 buy FLOUR. as the price is
steadily adyancin- each day. You would do well in
buying barrel OF the celebrated CALIFORNIA
PATENT ROLLER FLOUR. which guarantee 10
have no superior and very few equals. THIS Flour is
made from the hiest selections spring and winter
wheat. which makes 1t OF the best Flours on the
market We guarantee II 70 give entire satisfaction
money cheerfully refunded.
n. A. POOLE,
THE CASH GROCER.
fel2-on s44 LOUISIANA n W.
DIG BOTTLE GRAPE WINE, HOMEMADE, 25c ;
ID gal. nice Sirup, Sbc; 10. good Twist rouacco
Boz. 10 good Cigars &c. . cans Salmon ae ? lbs
best Cheese, 21c > us best Macaroni DC at. bot
Catavba zine, 21c. big bot. MALT Whisky, sos. big
bot. WHISKY. DC. big can ATrcots DC.
O'HARE'S.
JaI3-3m' 1887 eth ST. A. W.. near O.