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f5-dtds Adams building. l3a5 street.
I ATIMER SLOAN. Auct,oneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TwO-sTORY
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 20l2 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
ceinber. A. ID. 1888 and duly recorded Liber l424
10 10 lJ9 ct req of the land records the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and at the written request the
party secured thereby. We will sell at pu6c auction.
IN front Of the PREMISES. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
TWENTY THIRD. 1892. ct HALF-PAsT FOUR
O'CLOCK +. M. the following described property. in
District aforesaid. known and dIstingu is and
being lot No. ~ in Raley's recorded subdivision Of
lots "a to 40 Of Baochs subdivision Of part square
Portable two-story brick residence.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six
twelve and eighteen months. with interest,"
and secured by . deed Of trust on the prop.
erty, or all cash. deposit Of elO0 will be re-
CURED at time OF sale All recording and
al cost of purchaser. and should not
complisd with IN ten days the reserve the
right to resell the property and cost OF default
ing purchaser.
,e,oa.a, f anNs1H ss q ,i5EpEsER Trustees.
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HUMAs DOWLING soN, Aucuoneers.
0l2 st. n ".
FUTURE DAYS.


u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS Oh THE BOTlLING ESTABLIsHMENr
Oh THE LAIE N. 4. bRIDwELL, Nus. .Egs
:0l AND :t3 NJ STREET SOUTHWEST, CON.
PkISING IN PART-
BOTTLING MACHINl RY APPARATUS ENGINE
AND BOILER. BOTTLES AND BOXES BAR
FIXTURES. WHISTLES. WINS, LIQUORS
TcBACCo, CIGARS. IRON SAFE, GOLD
- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Il SETS siS@is AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
DOUBLE WAGONS,
SINGLE WAGONS,
j PHAETON BUGGY,
I RoCKAwAY GARBAGE.
HORSE BLANKETS, STABLE BELONGINGS
&c. &c. BY AUCTION.
by wr'u of an order of the sueprne Court of the
phsns Court 5usine swewill sell by public auction
DAn. a He fiI IEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A.
ID; lsf2. CoMAtNClNG Al TEN O'CI OCH NJ
AL the personal estate OF the late NJ T. Brdwell and
party enumerated above, to which the Attention of
the trade aud Others Is called. -
TEkMS CASH.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB,
Nertz Building. 18th and I SITS a. w.,
JOB BARNARD,
100 9Th ct. n. w.,
Administrators
RADCLIFFE DARR CO.,
n .rfnr
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F. WARREN JOHNSON.
AIIsfinpQar
fNHANCERY SALE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ WRIGHT AND Do Els SUBDIVISION DE MI.

( NHANCERY SALE OF INPROvEDPRoPERTY IN
~ WRIGHT AND Do Els SUBDIVISION OF Nj.
Plea ANT, FRONTING IN GRANT AvESUE
By virtue n aydeeree of the supreme Court of the
District o. .unbia no ding special equity
pass Ell III cause No ID. St&S doc. j, in which the
United States Of America Is p.alntin and DAVID Nei-
gan and others delenants 1 will offer sale at
pubic auction III front OF the premises TUESDAl
TIL SlXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. lesre. Al
Five O'CLOCK Il. NJ. ti.oss two parcels OF land
known lots and two in JoLnsons suudi VI
certain lots wright and Dnies subdivision of Mt
Pleasant. in tie District Columbia the same a-
pear the lat recorded the oice OF the survey
OF tns District OF Coiumba Record OF Carberry 3
Pats Levy Couit. at page Il. Sand tots front earh
10 :eet on rant avenue nd are 100 teet ,ecp
Terms OF safe Unelllird cash, OF which 100 shall
be paid on tie day Of SAFE. balance one and two
Years from the day OF slie with INTEREST ID deferred
nients TO be secured Deed the prop
erty solo, all cash, at te purchasers election Con-
veyancins and recording 1T puro haser's cost.
AhlHUk A. BlhNEI, Trustee,
Office A)S La. ave u. w.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers fe4-dEds
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a RUsTLEs' SALE.

BY virtue Of power contained In a certain deed a
trust ffom William H. Nr.ght ana Annie Mr1Elt, his
WIFE, TO Julian W Deane and Henry 4. hur,i.n dated
the LIST day oi September ls recorded the l4th
day of August. lsss3 IA Liler No. lao folio ~ ct
one Oi the land RECORDS the District II Colun-
blh. default having htn made the Iayluent the
Indebtedness secured Thereby. the und.rsllod trus-
tees VII sell at public auction MONDAY. the
IhEN Il-sECOND DAY Oh fEBgl AIll. lS.Fl. ON
the premises Burrsille. ID. G, to the highest bIder
for cash. tie following Described lo;s Benz mum
berri "A and -. block numbered >. i. IN
subdivision of Burrvllle. II. e. the improvements
CONSISTING OF cofniOrtable twOstOry hou-a,
situated about one mile Heunng and nser .he
line OF the Washington and CHESAPEAKE raiIrOad sale
to commence 1t tLEAEN oCl.ot A. 81
JULIAN ". DIANE r.-
felO-lDt II. c. RDRD. \
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MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
The State League of Clubs Will Warmly
Indorse Mr. Harrison.

SEDALIA. No. Feb. l2.-The annual meeting
of the state league of republican clubs is being
held here today. Maj. Bittinger of ST. Joseph,
the leader of the snti-Filley faction of the
northwest, says that Col. James E Beach of St.
Joseph, Filley follower. has issued scores of
fraudulent certificates to men who were never
chosen delegates The Harrison administrs-
tion will be warmly Endorsed. and Mr.. Filley
said last night that Missouri would surely send
. Harrison delegation to Minneapolis
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Tried to S,nugcle n Circus.

SAS antonio. TEXAS, Feb. 12.-Benigno Mar
tinez, Mexican circus manager, trailing after
Cara from Galan, Coahuila, finding business
bad in his own country. essayed a town in Texas
and attempted TO smuggle the entire circus
over the Rio Grande a few miles below Eagle
Pass He was captured and brought to this
city to answer to the federal court. and his cir
Gus is in the hands of the officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

Tho dinner of the board Of trade is an an
nual event Of great local interest 1t will be
given, as announced in rHE star, on Tuesday
evening at the Arlington, and not only will
the menu be inviting, but there will
be present distinguished array Of invited
guests. Among those who have accepted in-
vitations are Senators Harris, Vance, Faulkner.
Gallinger, Petticrew, Perkins and Dolph,
Representatives Compton, Breckenridge, Rich
ardson. Henderson, CogsWell and Washington,
Judge Montgomery. Comptroller Of the Cur
rency Lacey and E w. Halford.
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A B.nk Pr..iden, Charred with Fraud.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA Moorhead, Mimi,
special SAYS: H. A. Burns. president Of the
failed Merchants Bank, has been arrested on
the charge of defrauding the depositors out of
Enegren. who has been the banks bookkeeper
for about eight years
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Treaty Negotiation. Broken on

ZURICH. Feb. I2--The negotiations for
commercial treaty between Italy and Switzer-
land have been broken of, and the delegates
who had been holding their conference In this
city have left for their homes.
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Edison Companx E,se,ion-

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The trustees of the Edi-
son General Electric Company met at the Office
Of Drexel, Morgan Il Co. at IL O'Clock today
and elected the following officers: President
Henry Willard; first vice president j. ii. Her
rick; second vice president Samuel insult;
secretary. A Marcus; treasurer, 4. 5. Hastings
comptroller 5. II. Ord.
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fe11-dGds
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctloneers

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No $50 NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF Cecrte O. tie supreme Court of he DIS
trct ofCoumb,a passed IN equity cause No. $40 Doc
81. we Will otter for safe on UESDAl, The FRS
DAY OF .iARCE. A. d. Is. .. AZ HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Nj. in front of the premises. all piece
or arcel OF grouiu ana premises known and serb
on tie around pat or pan OF the city OF "asn
Distrl't oT Co umbia part OF lot mum bered
teei In square nul cred iour hundred -niue
beg nn-n- 10. the same at the o. alley
.oiln ny the east boundary of said lot fourteen q
40 ee west OF east line Of lot Iourtee. thence
hitesn (lJ) feet theme south eigltytwo Is ieet
ten lU) inches, thence east fifteen 1o and thence
to pace Of beginning. with right of way over rear
seven ana one hat 90 ieet by fifteen lo)
l9.nng plbic alley, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: Onethird cash. balance equal installments
at one and two years notes 10 be given bearing per
cent interest payable and to be ed
by iced OF trust on premises, all cash. at option
Dur'laser aeposlt OF s.Uo required time sac
Conveyancine &c, at purchasers Terms to lie
compiled with fifteen days. otherwise trustees
serve the right to rese. the pro- erty the and
cost Of the Cetaulting purchaser
hENKL HlSE oARNETT, Trustee,
Columbia Law buidinr, 1 rs 9Th ct n W.
ANDREW b. DUNALL. Trustee,
IL, and
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1000 Cloak Makers Strike.

New YORK, Feb. 12.-Meyer Jonasson Co.'S
cloak makers, numbering nearly 1000 men and
women. have gone on a strike. The trouble is
said to be due to a difference which has arisen
between the employers and the employed re-
garding wages.
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Illinois Wenyers Strike.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, Feb. 1.-THE weavers
In the wooden mill here have struck, their
trouble being over the discharge of certain
men and their demand for nine hours work a
day.
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Another Addiction of the FIelds

NV YoRK, Feb. l2--katherine l. Field,
daughter Of DIR. Matthew Field and grandniece
of Cyrus W. Field. died last night of menin-
gitis, at the age Of six years
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Sew Commander of the Sew Herr

New Commander of the New Jersey @. A. r..
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 12.-Gen. Richard Dom
nelly of this city, quartermaster general OF the
state government. was this noon elected by q
large majority state department. commander of
the Grand Army Of the Republic at the twenty
fifth annual encampment, which is being held
here.
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LONDoN.s EXCHANGE EXCITED.
The News From Wall Street Caused I'm.
wOnted Activity.

LONDON, Feb. 12.-Owing to the difference
Of time between the two cities it was between
and o'clock this afternoon when the open
ing prices at the New York stock exchange
reached London. Then there was an animated
scene in and about the offices of the different
cable companies.
Each place was crowded with messengers,
who soon they were handed a message
for broker or dealer Mt the stock ex-
change wOuld dash at break-neck speed
to deliver the missive. What with the
messengers rushing away and returning
the scene was seldom equslled. The excite
ment lasted for an hour. The business at the
London stock exchange today was the heaviest
that has been transacted for a long time.
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Chicago Secures the President Of Colby.

wATERvILLK, NE. Feb. l2-It IL announced
that President Albion W. Small Of Colby Uni
versity has been chosen professor Of social
science in the University Of Chicago. He has
been president of Colby for three years. prior
to which he was professor of history for seven
years His studies were in Germany and ct the
Johns Hopkins University.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. PA convention Of the
eolored republicans of Maryland is called to
meet at Annapolis March Is The purpose is
20 consider ways for securing proper numer-
ical representation ON the state delegation to
the national republican convention at Minne-
np0llx
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM--Chief Justice Bino-
ham and Judges Cor and James
Today-Rose agt. District of Columbia;
argued and submitted. Wheat agt. Morris; on
hearing.
.EoUITY CoURT-Judge Hdgner.
TOday-Taylor agt. Duncanson; leave to file
amended Plea in five day. English agt. Cook;
dismissal of bill with costs; appeal. Sommers
agt. Clark; name Of complainant changed to
Marriott
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E. L. SCHMIDT, \
oil 9TH st. n. W., II
OSCAR NAUCk,
is12-dkds
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. ase;ssoneen..

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NINTH STREET BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS NokTHMEsr, BEING THE
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY NINE
TIE NTH. 1882. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
We will sell by public front of the premises
PART OF SQUARE 400.
Fronting q feet on Ninth street. with depth of 30
.eet at the corner OF l4fout alley improved b., the
largc frame hous. No l2ul Ninth street northwest.
Terms Of sac: Onefourth cash. ba.ance in one two
and t. years. with bearing at the rate
Of q Ter cent per annuln, and secured by deed of
trust the premises Sold ala cash. at the lur-
chasers option. Terms to he complied with in fifteen
days the hight to resell at the risk and the
defauting purchaser is reserved. A oeposi OF 500
required tine time Of sale. All convey anclng re-
cordlng &c, at purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE. DAER CO..
faI l-1E
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DIR. Lyman Hail of Illinois Dead.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL, Feb. 12--Dr. Lyman Hall
died here yesterday, aged seventy-four. He was
one of the organizers of the Society Of Sur
yiving Surgeons of the Civil War.
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Reported Fight With Navajo. Denied

COOLIDGE. n. NJ. Feb. 12.-There is no truth
in the reports sent from this vicinity that the
cowboys had a fight with the Navajo Indians
and killed three of them. Everything Is quiet
now and it is probable no serious trouble will
occur.
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sAMUEL PoLkINHoRN.l TIN.
THOMAS DOWNING & son. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE or PROPERTY on THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NokTHMEsr BEIMEEN THIRD AND foUR-

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY on THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NokTHwEsT BETWEEN THIRD AND FOUR.
AND-A-HALF STREETS MEsI.
BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF columbia PASSED On the I'd day Novem-
Der. A. d 1881 IN canse No l.2.sl equity. vIu
on WEDNESDAY. The SENENTEfNIH DAY on
FEBRUARY. A. u. lssr2. AT FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ,
ofter ublic auction front the preiniseo
all right. title and interest Of John o. PEN
dleton. Hammond Dorsey. Helen NJ Dorsey his wife;
EIulna v. Hendleton. tnlily Harvey Gan lnfsntl,
Sophia c. rendletou. Mordecd l1unrner. Charlotte
PiuInmer. HE vie; Robert Z. Pendleton. Virginia
Pendieton. Il W Z. DUKE. ir.. yohn X Lons and
Charles Harvey. as eirs at Law devisess of Thorn
ton r. fendIeton. Decreased. or a. grantees OF such
at Law dsvisees. undivided eighth IN
terest tenants la common with the others
land with Duiidlnss thereon situated city Of
Washington. In the Distract Of Columbia. and deslg.
mated the ground plan thereof lot NUMBERED
twelve. In reservation number ten
The terms Of sac presented by the decree arc
third cash. bsiance In two promssory notes. pay
aoe respectively In one and two IRON wIIh
interest II q per ontuln secured by deed
OF trust upon the property sold deposit OF 4l0o
required At time of sale Conveyancins st cost u
usehsser In the event that purchaser fails
ply with terms OF sale in day the
the rsht 20 resell the property 81 rsk and cost
fsultins purchaser. - -
WARD THoRON. Trustee.
feo-dts 1905 Pa ave. n ~. wsshnston. d. q
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ID AlCLIFFE. DARR & co.. Aucuoneer,.

III
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE PRINTING EsTAB-
LISHMENT KNOWN AS POLkINHORN IKIST-
M 0PflCL, NOS O32 AND "a ID sIkEET
BY virtue of chattel deed Of trust. duly
corded IN Liber No. 1897. foio $40 . SEQ. q
the land records for the District Column Oia and
the request OF the parties Secured thereby the
uncerslgned. as trustees. will ofier Tor sale
trety. on the above named premises. AEDNkS-
DAY. skNENIlENTH DAY OF FLBRUAl.l. A.
d. lss,22. ut TWELVE O'CLOCK M. all the chGftes
mentioned in schedule n. attached to trust.
and CONT rising IN part follows.
One kngine aud Boiler with all the Shaft
ing. Betting and Steam Heaters connected therexsh
One large Cottere.l & BabcOck Cylinder Preak
One large Hoe Cylinder Press.
One Adams Medium Press.
One y Medium Universal Presa,
One small Universal Press
One Small Gordon Press.
One Dooley Paper Cutter.
Large assortment Tyre, Racks, Gases, Leads.
Stones. Galleys Poster Type Iron safe &c tog-ther
with lull outnt usually found nrstcisss printing
estab. ishnlent.
Terms One-han cash; balance six and twelve
months, with interest. with ch4ts mortgage on the
material.
sAMUEL PoLkINHoRN.l r,u.t>~
nsaWL
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A CSC, 900 Fire at Kingston. NY.

KINGSTON, n. y, Feb. 12.-Stock 4 Rice's
furniture and undertaking store was burned
this morning and several adjacent buildings
damaged. The total loss is about $50, 900.
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LocKPoRT. n. T., Feb. IA blizzard pre-
vailed here last night and the snow drifte6
badly. The storm was prevalent throughout
western New York and the traffic on the rail-
roads is badly interfered with.
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MosrEvIDEo, Feb. 12.-Uruguay has not been
affected by the disturbances on the Brazilian
frontier. The report Of the revolt Of gar
rison here is wholly unfounded
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TRUSTEES SALE As AN ENTIRETY OF ALL THE
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BELONGINGS, CON
TENTS. LEASES AND LICENSES NON Is AND
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND
III STREETS NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Uur and by virtue Of certain chattel deed Of trust
from William A. Foster and Others the undersied
as trustees dated the 18th day of February 1880
rec rGed In Liter ii5s folio 9S ct seq. of
land records the District OF Columbia the re-
guest OF party secured thereby. will offer sale
at puDiic auction at the Lanlsln Hotel the north
east corner Of 18th and ID northwest in the
e,ty OF washington and District Of co unbia. on
FEBRUARY. isss,. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon.
the entire contents of said hots.. consisting of
Parior and Bed Room suites l.upets, Mirrors, Rugs
Pictures Glass Ware. Dishes, cutlery Culinary Uten-
sis. Napkins Sheets. BEDS, Bedding, Easy ROCKERS
once nrnlture IN short. all the pAraphernalia and
personal property now used in and about said Hotel
and Annex, and embraced N the said trust.
Ire same Will De Sold u wnoe, just as IL stands
together with the lease and licenses said Motel.
On plicauon TO the trustees will be given
Tor the inspection OF said property time before said
day Of sale.
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money in
cash and the balance IN equal nsta ments and
two years from day OF sale. with interest
per cent per annuin, payable semi annually Proms-
sorry notes OF the purchaser to given for the de-
ierred payments TO lie secured to the satisfaction
the trustees eU0 to be paid down when the property
rs struck on, and terms Of sale TO be complied with
within hve days from day Of SALE otherwise the de-
POST forfeited and property resod cost of
EDWARD A NEWMAN,
FendIll building. "a n. ". K r,..
JOHN b. LARNER, Auess
fo-dtds Adams building. LBS street.
I ATIMER L SLOAN Auct,oneerx
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9Th and d streets n w.
PROPERTY, SITUATE ON THE VEST SIDE
OF TMENTY-EIRST STREET BETWEEN q

date Of September u, A. d. 1891 and duly recorded
In 6er ILL., iosio 20 e ssa one Of the land recors
!srties secured thereby, We viii I'll q pubic auction.
IA front Of the premises. On WEDNESDAY. the
HALf-PAsT fOUR O'CLOCK IN. the following
ington District Of Coumbia and being psrt of orgi-
nal lot namessed twenty CO.. in square numbered
seventy I'D. the fronting inches
ON 2lst street by depth Of 20 feet and being I'M
proved " house known e. No ~ 2lst q. n w. TO-
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purchase money TO
De pad IN caah the balance TO b divided in two equal
nosss Of the pnrehaser besrinw Il the rate Of
and secured by deed OF UPON the properly sod
VII os tsken or Al cash II purclassr's option. de
TINE o. ale AZ eonveyancing and RECORDING Ct pur.
with In ten days from day Of ale trustess reserve
ths right g recs The property Ct the Fsk andcos Of
ss..a Gl = IS,I 11AASSpE.s n.......
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At meeting Of the managers and general
agents Of the New York Life Insurance. Com
psny yesterday afternoon Mr.. John A. Mccall
was unsnimously nominated - thar choice =
president Of the company.
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I'd EDITION.
CONTINUED FROM 5th page
MINISTER TO JAPAN.
MAJ. George II. Bonebrake. 1t is Said, VIII Be
Appointed

Los AssEIEs, Feb. 12.-Mai. George Fl. Bone
brake was interviewed last night regarding his
appointment as minister to Japan He says he
received private telegram from Senator Eel
ton on Wednesday evening that the appoint
ment will be made in a few days. Maj. Bone
brake says he will accept, as he really desires
Che position and regards the appointment as
high honor.
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d C. GARLAND AND FRANK r. GrLLIs ARE
he each out With nev piecs-- Frlsndship Yorke"
y yoq want Che nsy.ss md pssttssss - The sbovs
6e1 8k&8l W11xk e. 10 800
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Prosecution in the murder trial Of II. B. Cur
tbs finished it's case in San Francisco yesterday
morning, and an adjournment was taken until
Monday morning next, when the defense will
omen il casa. -
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The Tally Will Case.

In the Circuit Court, Justice Montgomery,
in the Michael Tally will case this morning
Mr.. G. E. Hamilton concluded his argument
and was followed by Mr.. H. Wise Garnett
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EhVMAs DOMLINU 8 son. Auctione,.rs.
l. Ul2 h 81 N. o.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. SITUATE ON ELEVENTH
sIEEET NoRIhMEsT,. BEING lREMlsI-s
No. 1914. WASHINGTON. be
BY virtu- of a certain deed Of rs bearing
date of July IL. lss;,. and duly recorded n lAler
l0ll folio AIS. OF the records a., the Distrct
Of Columbia and at the request OF the ured
thereby. We wal sell at pubic auction
premises IN A UEsDAl, the TN IN fl-rHlkB DAY
oh rEBkU AIRY, lSs2. at HALF PAs1 Rot x
OCLOtk A. NJ, the following described Parcel of
land situate IN the city Washington bsirsi Of CO.
umbia. being lot numbered So IN Martin and Walkers
recorded subdivision Il the south tall original
run besed 10 IN square nuubrred o1 being 10 feet
y inches trout BY the depth Of lOO l-et inch.
proved by three-stury brck house known No.
lsla nth st. w. together with tie inprUN eneuts.
&c.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchns money to
be paid cash; the ia he divided quAl
payments. pay able ln one and two ss4r- itch
notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest the q
per cent per snnuln interest able
and secured by coed oi trust ulon the properly sold.
Will le taken. AL cash. at purchasers uItlsI A
deposit OF two hundred dollars tfl viii Lee required
Al the time o All convey and recording
al purchaser cost. II the
piled With an ten days day safe trustees re-
serve the rght TO resel the property the Aa
cost Of the deiAulting purchaser.
THOMAS ". FOMIER,l ~.
fe9-d& is JESsE j. PkAIHEk. \ 1n'e&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-12

The opera house block ct Monmouth, nj.
caught fire at midnight last night and was con-
houses and IVES the only opers house in the
clty. ~