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ton TO the worst Scrofula, will disappear.
IL invigorates the liver. cleanses, purifes,
and enTiches the blood as nothing else can,
and promotes all the bodily functions For
al the many and varied forms of Scrofula,
and for the most stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases, such as Salt-rheum, letter, Erysip-
elias. Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles, and kindred
ailments, nothing can equal it as q remedy.
The sarsaparillas claim to do good in
March, April, and May. The Discovery"
does more than that. At all seasons and in
all cases, it's guaranteed to benefit or cure,
or you have your money back.
S Dta S s Ssr sor x the dsIsr fnsusa
good for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25
MRS. LOCKWOOD IN THE WEST.
Travelling with the Thermometer Way Down
Below Zero.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
PREsroS, FILLMORE Co.. MINI,


Below Zero.
Correspondence of The Evening star.
PREsToN, FILLMORE Co., MIMI,
January 10. 1891
Yesterday reached Isenose eyes and Nose).
MIMI, on the St. Paul and La Crosse railroad,
On my way to Preston. The thermometer was
about 80 degrees below zero and rode in .
primitive stage coach. that would have done
credit to Buffalo Bills" wild west show, four
miles to this town. l was well protected with
buffalo robes and did not suffer from tho cold.
This morning the drug store man reports from
spirit thermometer which he possesses the
thermometer at5.6 degrees below zero, the cold
est here for four years. / am now ready to
drive sixteen miles to Chalfield in this salu-
brious air, the point OF my next engagement,
and in addition to the hired rig and buffalo
robes l have on the heavy fur overcoat of the
Presbyterian minister of the town (the Rev.
Mr.. Bailey, Japanese stove in my pocket (the
Christmas gift of Washington friend) and
soap stone heated under my feet. ! an to
speak at Spring Valley on the Goth and on the
I'D at Breckenridge MIMI, in the extreme
that occasion that my speech will be frozen
solid when 1t comes from my mouth-set up
like the work Of an automatic printing machine.
The equal rights party have decided not to
name the place for their next nominating con-
vention until the weather moderates. Several
cities In the west and northwest have already
made "a bid for it, declaring that they are able
to show sufficient hotel accommodations, but
we are in hope that tie main auditorium Of the
world 5 Columbian xpositiou" will be under
cover In time aud that We may be able to Sc
cure 1t tor that occasion and thereby secure
also the assistance OF the lady board Of mana
gers and the federation of women's press
clubs.
We are observing the old motto, mot to
cross bridge until we get to it,
Yours coldly. BELvA A. LOCKWOOD.
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Is LIFE WORTH LIVING7

The man who keeps his stomach
in frst-c lass condition all the time, is
the only man who stands chance Of
success in life. For all disorders Of
tie stomach. liver and kidneys the
genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt is
without equal, and makes life . pleas
urc instead of burden. 1t is spe.
cially benef III for chronic constipa-
ton, equity AID rheumatic affections,
Be sure to obtain the genuine article
which has the seal of the city Of Carls.
bad and the signature Of "Eisner 4
Nendelson Co., agents, s Barclay
street, New York" on every bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25
SENDING SUPPLIES 10 CHILE
The San Bsnito win Transport Coal q
Government Vessels.

The San Bsnito WIN Transport Coal fou
Government Vessels.
The United States government has chartered
the big Southern Pacific steamer San Benito ol
San Francisco and will dispatch her to Chile
with cargo Of coal Friday afternoon agent,
of the government purchased an entire cargo
Of the British ship Bowdon. which recently
arrived from Cardiff. large force Of men
was put to work transferring coal from the
ship to the steamer. The work will be prose
cuted day and night until the San Benitos hold
is filed to the matches. The ship will carry q
cargo Of over $500 tons and is expected to
make the run to Chile in less than month.
She is the largest carrier on the Pacific coas,
and can steam fully twelve knots.
The single-turreted monitor Comanche was
taken from buoy in midstream and towed
alongside the wharf at Mare Island yesterday
afternoon. More work will be required on her
than was thought at first. Her deck is in bad
condition. The work OF repairing her for
active service has already begun.
The Charleston is in the large stone dry dock
and her bottom is being scraped.
The Baltimore was brought alongside the
quay wall yester day, her repairs being almost
completed.
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Safe and Effective.

Brandreth's Pills are the safest and most effective
remedy for Indigestion Ireguarty of the Bowels Con-
stpation Biousness, Headache Dizziness Malaria. or
any disease arising from impure state of the blood
They have been in in this for sixty years. and
the thousands of unimpeachable testimonials from those
who have used Them and their constantly increasing SALE
positive evidence that they perform all that claimed
for them.
Brandreths Pills are purely vegetable absolutely
harmless, and safe to take any time
Sold in every drug and medicine store either plain or
sugar coated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

Tr4In HoDbers chased by Train.
The south-bound Missouri Pacific train was
captured twice the other night once by a
lynching party that was escorting murderer
Robert Helper from Nevada, No., to Lamar,
No., where they hanged him, and second
time by train robbers, who robbed the express
car and its inmates. One OF the robbers killed
S. B. Clemore. colored policeman, who tried
to arrest him and a companion at Fort Scott on
q telegraphic order. The two robbers entered
q box car on a freight train that was pulling
out. Detectives followed on passenger train
and at Pleasanton overlook them. Both be-
gan firing at the officers and in the fusilado
one Of the robbers was killed and the other
seriously wounded. The murdered man il
Charles Myers. His companion is 8. c.
Francis. The robbers secured only about S75.
Both are from Kansas City.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g The EVENING SrARs subscription list,
the books Of the Office. and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open 70 the well
come inspection Of any person having q color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world,
and 6y none other in Washington!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25
TRIUMPH FOR GLADSTONE,
His Followers Glorying Over the Great Vic
tory of SATURDAY..

His Followers Glorying Over the Great Vic
tory Of Saturday.
The Gladstonians are very happy over the
results OF the election on Saturday in the
Rossendale division Of Lancashire, England.
The vacancy was caused by the elevation of the
Marquis of Harrington to the dukedom OF
Devonshire and tho contest resulted in the
election Of Mr.. Madden, the Gladstonian can
didate. The figures are: Madden (Gladston-
ian), 6.096; Sir Thomas Brooks (unionistl,
4.s41; Mr.. Madden's majority thus being /. 225.
At the recent election Lord Harrington had a
majority of 1,450 over his Gladstonian oppo-
nents. The result OF the election is a severe
loss to the government, and Is thought to be
the death blow Of the liberal unionist party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

The electric street car strike caused lively
times again yesterday in lower Allegheny, Pa.
Tho cars were not molested during daylight,
but toward evening the crowd began to assem-
BILE. and by dark Beaver avenue in the vicinity
Of the car sheds was packed with bowling
mob Of men, women and children. Stones
were hurled at the passing cars and all sorts
Of obstructions placed on the track. A stone
thrown through window Of car struck .
lady passenger in the face, painfully injuring
her. Another missile hit Policeman Busby
ON the back, and still another struck him on
the leg. He was seriously hurt
Finally the crowd became 30 great that traffic
on the road was suspended until the police had
dispersed the mob. At IL o'clock everything
was quiet and the ours were running again.
Extra police continue to patr oil the district and
two officers guard each car.
The strikers disciaim all responsibility for
tho conduct o! tho mob, which Il made up of
women and children and workmen from the
many mills tn that section OF the city. The inn
pression 10 growing that there viii be serious
trouble II the strike IL not soon settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25
Senator Chandler Criticises the Judges

Senator Chandler Criticises the Judges.
Senator Chandler is out in letter criticising
the New Hampshire judges for accepting passes
from the railroads and unconstitutionally ap-
pointing the state board Of equalization, whose
members, except one, ride free and have under
valued at least 50 per cent the railroads for tax
alton purposes. The Senator declares that he
(the Senator) has returned every railroad pass
offered him for twelve years.
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l WANT You

To rad this advertisement and t,ke practical bust
ress view % IL We have not written II mislead
deceive but 10 inspire confidence attract buyers
AlL sxtsni trade. We rive uniform discount Of
. Der cent on every article in the house This may
look small. Tut when deducted from extremely
low TE.c-s y0u viii and way below all other
house, Who offer 10 70 per of. We would
cauon you MT to lose sixt of this fact let Zig
d-ssJ unt- Lad you ss.ray Read what per cent OF
means a; GEAs1l's eft ExtenslOn Table square
EOunl, e. -; you match II. COtton-top Mat
tres. - "a. you can't yet IL elsewhere. Best Make
Hardwood Wiz Cots. SLID. compare 10 and 20 per
cent Of e's=WEer-. Oak Chamber suites. els. 6s.
Pure Cur~l Hair Mattress. ell. -. did you
one al thAi prce: SprinsrOller shades. .t.c try
bUy them and let u hear from you. si1 Tumblers.
lie 10 house ever offered them except Grssty. Best
Suaii;y - Eio0r Oh Goth. .34e Atwood Carpet
t.fc- Very Best Grade Two-ply. 1lc. Lamps,
Grocery. china. I'm and small ware generally at
EaONns Trie 80 KNIVES and Forks. Plated Ware. &c.
lsnem -. ne don't sell credit, and We wouli in
Ir~-s tins uIon y,u; DOr doubt tai you try. This
Discount for thirty days.
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u ATCLIFFE, DAKR & CO., Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columb ssed on the 2Oth day of Jan
uary. ID. l6S2. in equity Cause No. l34ll, docket
81, wherein Thomas ". smith is complainant and
Richard Evans ct al defendants, by virtue
Of certain deed Of trust recorded in Liper sl2 folio
lS, ct of the land records OF the District
Columbia and At the written request of the party
cured thereby. will offer tor sale, by public auction
front of the premises, on THURSDAY. THE FOURTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1892. at FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, the following land and premises, known as orig
inal lot 3D. in square 5o1. the city Of Washington
District Of Columbia: beginning for the same at q
point Ton Q l5-ioot ailey) distant hundred and
ninetyfour feet Q94 feet south from the south
line OF street IN said city of ashnKton.
alley sixteen feet (l6 feet) thirty GOD loot pubic
alley) thence Us feet) eight inches
e inches) along the line of said alley thence north
sixteen 6) feet thence west sixty nve 1861 eight
~ inches to the phcs Of besinnIn together with
Improvement. wsys. easement. right. privileges. ap
purtenAnces, &C., to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid cash. the residue in equal
at and two from tn day SALE the deferred
to bear interest at the Of per
annum and to be secured BY Q deed of trust on the
property sold or All cash. at the option Of the
chaser A deposit Of two hundred (&2O0) dollars to
be paid when the property 10 knocked down. Terms
to be complied with in 15 days from the day Of
the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser. All
conveyancinS and recording. &C. at purchasers cost
SIDNEY 7. THOMAS. Trustee,
fa09-dkda lSc II. n. W
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An Entertainment at Falls Church.
Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, Jan


FALLS CHURCH, Va, Jan %, 1892
very pleasing entertainment was given last
night under the auspices Of the Village I'm
provement Society and for the benefit Of local
improvements. Falls Church claims to have
the finest plank walk in the state OF Virginia
and this entertainment was the second Of
series arr ranged to raise funds to pay for this
walk. All the participants were from WASH
ington. and the frequent encores and liberal
applause testified the appreciation OF the
largest audience ever drawn out by q pay en-
tertainment in the history Of the town The
versatility OF Mr.. =. n. Bona was well brought
out by his varied repertoire Of Irish character
sketches, humorous aud dramatic readings,
while Miss Bailey. the accompanist gained the
wsrmest praise for her brilliant render ing Of
difficult accomplishments well a. instru-
mental solos. Every number Of the program
was received with merited applause aud the
society is grateful to all the performers. The
participants in the program were Misses Bailey,
Taft, kimb.li, Case, Mrs. Yates, Msssrs. Moore,
Bend and Hensey. H.
Rev. Peter Hennart, vicar general Of the
CATHOLIC diocese OF Detroit and the oldest priest
In point Of service in that city, died Friday
night Of the grip at St Msry's Hospital.
Mr. Dobell. promoter of the scheme for lay
ing direct cable from point on the Straits
OF Belle Isle. Canada, 10 q point on the Irish
coast has left Ottawa for England 10 complete
his srranRomenta
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DIR. GRAVES HAS HOPES.
Renewed Efforts to Get New Trial for tn
Convicted Man.


Quito sensation was caused at Denver yes
terday by the un:ounded report that Deputy
Sheriff Wilson, who had escorted DR.. Graves,
the poisoner Of Mrs. Josephine Barnaby, from,
tho court house to the county Jail, and to whom
the doctor is said to have acknowledged his
guilt in poisoning Mrs. Barnaby. had retracted
his statement and said tina: the doctor had moi
confessed ANYTHING to him. Mr. Wilson EN-.
phutically denies that he has made this retrac.
ton. Judge Furmati, attorney for DR.. Graves,
says he is confident Of new trial for his client
for be has discovered point on which to urge
rehearing. He said that Judge Rising erred
in his instructions to the jury, in that he in
structed them to return q verdict of guilty II
they thought the doctor had committed the
crime, Notwithstanding the circumstan tial evi.
dence in the case was complete. Judge Fur
man has unearthed similar set OF instructions
In az old case here, in which tho defendant
was convicted but was granted IL new trial by
the supreme court on account of the error in
the judges instructions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE. BY
" virtue Of writ Of fen fscias issued out Of the
clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
for cash. front OF the prsIses. No lZ24 street
northwsst. w,shingten, 2; G.; on IHuksDAY ths
O'CLOCK NJ, ali the right title, claim and interest OF
Samuel p Hardin In. to and under the lease from
Rhodes and SInims to RHODES and Hardin. dated Nay
1891 and under said lease IL and to the real estate
and the land known a. lot numbered fifteen l5), n
square numbe.ed two hundred and eiGhtyeight C2S).
In the city Warrington, District Of Columbia, undez
levy and seizure made By and all Of said right.
title claim and interest viii be sold to satsy execution
No Syl;N st law in favor Of Robert j. McLean-
DANIEL n. RANsDELL. q. 9. 4arshall
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FIRED ON U. 8. TROOPS,

An Exchange OF Shots With Mexican Revo-
lutionists.
A band Of supposed Mexican revolutionists
fred into skirmish line thrown out by troop
D, third calvary, an hour after reveille on Sat
urday morning on the Texas frontier. The line
returned the fire and the band scattered into
the chaparral. No soldiers were hurt
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Driven out -

NttSn our -
all impurities Of
the blood, no mat
ter of what name
or natNe, or from
what cause aris-
ing, byDr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery.
Clear your skin
with it. Every
dist rem emit,
from q common
blOtch or erupr
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The "Deutsche Dramat,sche Gese,lscha.t.

The "Deutsche Dramatische Gesellscha.t' -
The ''Deutsche Dramatische Gesellschaft''
had delightful time last Thursday at Willard
Hall. A comedy in five acts, 'Die Einfalt vom
Lande" (Rural 1nnocence), with Miss Dora
Schmidt In the caption, assisted by the Misses
L. Allan and s. Nussbaum and Messrs. Claudy,
Boelter, c. and ". Hoffman,, Altrup, Couley
and Gundlach, was performed in most credit
able manner before very large audience.
Miss Schmidt proved herself perfect actress.
and Miss L. Allan, an Anglo American debut
ante. did very we'll considering the difficulties
arising from using foreign language. Messrs.
Claudy and Altrup and also Miss Nussbaum
deserve to be particularly mentioned.
Among those who were present were
Mrs. Blair Ganin, Miss Lee, Mrs Blair Lee, Miss
Warder, Miss Nordhof, Mrs. and Miss Poesche,
Misses Cabell, Misses Tisdell. Mrs. Won Her
mann. Mrs. Claudy, Miss Burchard, Miss Mer-
rick, Miss Mcclure. Miss Hawks, Mr.. Mrs. and
Miss Allan, Miss Cosby, DIR. Morris, MIR. Voss,
Mr: Moore, Mr.. Drinkard. Mrs. and Miss
Didden, Mrs. Pelz. Miss Kipp, Mr.. and Mrs G..
Lansbnrgh, Miss Lewie, Miss Hines, Rev. Mrs.
and Miss Facius, MIR. and Mrs. Kummell, Mrs.
Busch, Miss Knoop, Mrs. Droop, Mrs. and Miss
Noble, Miss Schwarzkopf, Mrs. and Miss Caron,
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Lutz, Mrs. Behrend. Mrs
and Miss Ruckert, Mr. and Mrs. Boelter,
Misses Ditto, Misses Hancock, DIR. Kirchner,
DR.. Drewitz. Mrs. Schoenecker, Mrs
Wilmer, Mrs. Gardener, Mrs. and
Miss Herzog. Misses Ulke, Mr.. Rothschild,
Mr.. Mrs, Misses and Master Schsde, Mr..
Mccoy, Mr.. Donzelmann, Mrs. and Miss Wilken-
ing. Mrs. Conley, Mr.. Summers, Mr.. and Mrs
Engel, Miss Robinson, Miss Parschall, Misses
Pike, Misses Riley, Miss Hobson, Miss Avent,
Miss Lachry, Miss Talbot, Miss Camp, Miss
Bell, Miss Atchison, Miss Jones, Miss Whitney,
Prof. Won Putkamer, Prof Klemm, Mr. and
Mrs. Engel. Mrs. Kaspar, Mrs. Watkins, Prof.
APPEL, Mrs. Iseman, Mr.. Stiebel, Mr.. and Mrs
DeGrain, Mr.. Garrison, Miss Bradley Mr. and
Mrs. Armor MIR. and Mrs. Georgia, Mr. aud
Mrs. Schmitt, DIR. and Mrs. Ruebsam, Mr.. and
Mrs. Won der Weth, Mrs Switzerland. Miss
Turpin, DR.. and Mrs Wiehle, DR.. Strack Mr..
Burbank, Miss Gallaudet, Miss Fish. Mr. LANCE,
Mrs. and Misses Fisher Mr.. Vokey, Mr.. Christ
iani, Misses Rakeman and many others.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DuscANsoN BROS. AuctlOnssrs.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionccrs.
~ 9Th and SITS. W.
REGULAR SAFE OF PINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURF EftECIs, WITHIN OUR LARGE SPlFs
ROOMS. On TUESDA ~, JANUARY TWENTY.
SIXTH. 1892, al TEN O'CLOCK An.
Conipr sing hne parlor work upho!si rid in satin
d3nissk, raw ak. plush and rep, dne Pier Nsntel
Nj rors. nne Rosewood Case Piano finely carye,i),
Lasy and Reception Chars. Couchee, sofas aud
Divans. Gard aud Center Tables.
ALSO
Bed Room Furniture in suites and odd pieces odd Blu
resu. Nasbstands and Bedsttlds Mirroi-frcni Mani
robes.
ALSO
Dining Room Furniture: Extension Tables ami /,
Dining Chairs. Buffet and sldeboaris, Table llneu
and Crockefy.
ALSO,
AT HALF-PASr TWELVE O'CLOCK
large aud nne lot Administer Moquet. brussels an
Ingram Carpets
ALSO
Fine 10; Of I'm, orted and Domestic Pickles of the bes
OF brands, Counters and Show Cases and Ice Boxes.
ALSO
Horses, Carriages. Wagons. including I double team
70 working purposes and IN good condition.
ta23 lUNCANSoN EROS.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AfTEENtlON.
L. i4o9G ct. NV.

IL i4o9G st. NV
TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN AS NJ BER
2Oli SEVENTH o1kEfg ENTENDED IN TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
by irtue of deed OF uQst dated December i6.
lGO and recorded in LiOer No l1AG folio POI - seq
OF tie land record tut said strict ct T.. reqIes,
OF the party secured thereof. will sell at puONr
apctiSp "a ;ront OF The PREMISES on Si0NDAI. JANU.
AIRY TWENTY -Flf n. lsp2. at FOUR O'CLOCK p
IL. the following described estate situate in The
known and cescrib.d as yait lot numbered thirty
seven go. In Jesse b. Haws SUBDIVISION OF Noun,
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. bounded as follows: h.
gnnin- Tor the same at the northeast Of sad
lot supposed to be ID. S4lU0 north U. the north
west corner OF Florida avenue and 9TH street v.-
tended). running thence Westerly north line
Oh said lot sevent six and ST. 40 ieet thence south.
ery parallel to 9TH street e1tSnd,d ~ feet thence
easteriy parallel to the north lot rs ST. 100
feet. and thence north aiong 18th stree extended
twenty (2O) feet TO the place beginning Improved
b. atwo-story brick house.
Terms OF SAFE: One-third cash. balance in one and
deferred payments. which shall be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. all cash. option OF
the purchaser A deposit OF sec Wi; lie required at
time OF SAFE. All convey and recording lie at
cost OF purs haser IL texas % complied
with il ten days from date Of sale the
the right to resell at risk and Of detAutin pur.
chaser.
o O. s + Is & S. ~ trustees.
taI4-d&ds 1915 9TH st. NV. ]
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r 1TiNFR { SLOAN. A1csionssTs
I ATIAER Z sLoAH. Anesa0n's" ,.mo,...
TRusTEEg SALE OF VERY yALyABLE IN
All AND AIS NIPLE AVENUE LIE DROii

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust rscordsd in bsu
District Of Columbia. and 8 the request q the paIJ
:se1.sd shsssS % Sa fSf ss y 509s q SIS
EUARY. 1872. AT HALF.PAsT F0UR OCLOCK
Of W:shinston. District Of Columbia 70 Wit:
Lots numbered 50 and - In r. z. wa&samsn and
Orlando Jones' subdivision Of certain lots IN hocl
numbered thirtesn tl3 Il Drott Psrk. PER plat 70
corded IN boSs county No psxs So susyeyors once
trust secure tho sum Of about o. 0OO On each iot
tsrms Of sas: ons-haf cash in excess Of said dss6
six and twsve months. with ntsrvst q the rate q Il
sSrsS 81 ds,d q truss On "a psopty = s !.
the Option Of the pusch.ces el0o dsposit e tms d
salo. Terms 70 b complied With IN ten dan o. -
property vii 3 rsooid q rsk and cot az dfaultn1
purchsser. An eonvsyanctEg snd rseoeoing 6 pm
,.,.asa. GILL; E sX Z. eossSbbssi r-.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

Howell Osborne, the noted New Yorker. IL
said TO be dying in France.
Yahct Khan, Persian minister Of justice and
commerce, 10 dead from influenza.
Ward McAliister has dismissed his major
domo. The servant thought some green baixe
doors were unbecoming.
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RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers
ART GALLERIES AND SALES ROOMS. 900 PA
AVE NV.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION FOR
ACCOUNT oE WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
OF
AN ELEGANT AND COSTLY COLLECTION OF
IMPORTED ART BRIC-A-BRAC,
FRENCH AND REAL BRONZEs, CARRARA MAR
BILE STATUARY, sTATUETTEs. CLOCKS,
BEAUTIFUL HALL AND MANTEL VASES,
PEDEsTALs. PORCELAINS AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF ART OBJECTS,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITHOUT RESERVE. WITHIN OUR
ART GALLERIES,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
THURSDAY. JANUARY TwENTY-EIGHTH, 1852,
AT ELEVEN A. NJ. AND THREE PM,
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Parties interested will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY 26-AND "a. FROM AN. TO Pm.
EACH DAY.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
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