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STRONG STUFF.

Frank Hawthorne, operator in the
Bell Telephone office, left work yes
terday morning to go home. He was
invited by friend to take drink
with him and acquesced. Frank
remembered entering a hack to 90
home and that was all. There must
have been something in the liquor,
as at . $50 p. m. he was found in his
bed in an unconscious condition.
Hawthorne was taken to the Hos
pitaI, where he lay all night. Early
this morning he crept out unnoticed
and went home. Being in his UNDER
shirt and without Il hat he looked ua-
canny, of course. A Portuguese was
sitting on the fence when Frank was
coming out, and and seeing the portu-
guese ran for all he was worth Frank
is at work this afternoon.
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FAR CATiAY.
La..trrn - ID" Exh bition with Lee
tur by tsDn. JU-, alarsden.


tar by s1n. J1-, aIarsden.
The Hawaiian Camera Club will
give one of its interesting lantern
slide exhibitions on Saturday even
ing next at the Opera House. The
illustrations will be descriptive of the
Hon. j. Marsden's late visit 10
China, Japan and India, and that
gentleman will lecture on each sub
ject as it is thrown on the screen.
The slides were made by members of
the Camera Clue from photographs
taken by Mr.. Marsden. and the sub
jecls being very interesting will af-
ford a good evenings entertainment.
Some of the scenes viii be illuslra-
tive of The Indian Mutiny. Mr.. Geo.
e. Potter will recite Tennyson's
Defense of Lucknow" Tickets
will be placed on sale tomorrow, and
seats can be reserved on Friday
morning next at Mr.. l.. j. Levey's
office.
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SHIPPING RGTeS.

The American ship Topgallant loaded
with Departure Bay coal arrived yester-
day from that port and anchored out
side.
The German bark j G Glade at the L
M S : wharf has commenced disCharg-
ing from her forehold.
The crack of rifle shots near The Quar-
antine lasding has become monoton-
ously frequent.
The Danish bark j G Lott will be
hauled on the Marine Railway for in
spectiOn of her bottom.
The steamer Waialeale will not be
laid up this trip but will leave for Laha-
ina and ports on Hamakua Tomorrow
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

H NJ S Hlei, Mori, from Japan
U S ) Boston, from San Francisco, July
20
Am bktne Wrestler, Bergman, from Sgd
ney
Ger blk j Glade, from Liverpool, June
l5-30
Haw ship Helen Brewer, from Glasgow,
due Aug Is
Nor sh Morning Light, Joliansen, from
Newcastle, n : w
Am bk Margaret from Newcastle, NSW
Blk Greta from Newcastle, n SW
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present some proposed amendments
thereto. Both reports were tabled
for consideration with the proposed
amendments. The committee also
presented a report on Article &c aud
that was also tabled for future con-
siGeration and for the presentation Of
4 minority report.
The committee reported on a petit
lion that parrlts having five or more
ch0Idrcn br exempted from The pay
mcnt of taxes. On motion the re-
port wa, tabled until Representation
of a till to be introduced on the sub
icct.
On bill No. "a, relative 10 the pro.
viding of police justice for the
Loprr S.tllcmcLt; the committee
consider the measure unnecessary
and undesirable aud recommend that
the hlll he tabled. Adopted.
Bill No. 81, 10 divide the district
Of lllo and to provide one police and
two district justices for the district.
Committee consider that The measure
is now unnecessary and also too ex-
pensive, and they recommend the bill
be tabled. Report tabled for con-
sideration with the bill.
Noble Williams from the Printing
Committee that bill No. 1872 was
printed.
Rep. losepa from special COM
mittee appointed to correct and
amend bill No. 26, reported the
duties accOmplis shed and recommend
that the bill pass to cngrossment and
to third reading ON Saturday. Adopt
ed.
Rep. Waipuiani gave notice of a
meeting of The Committee on Perma-
nent Settlements al 9 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
Minister Spencer offered a resolu-
ton that the sum of S60O.9S be
inserted in the Appropriation Bill for
payment of services rendered by Mr. &.
III Nischer. Referred TO the Judi
ciary Committee.
Rep kamauOha offered Il resolu-
ton tina full list of all employees
from the Board of Health be pre-
pared and presented to the Assem-
bly,. Adopted.
Rep. Ashford offered a resolution
to the effect that the questions and
answers relative to the dredger pre-
viously presented to the Assembly
be referred to the Committee on
Public Lands and report be pre-
sented thereon and on the present
condition of the dredger. Adopted
after being amended to read a "Spe-
cial Committee. The President
appointed Mobiles Tburston, Young
Williams and Reps. Wilder and
Bush.
Rep. Ashford presented questions
to the Minister of the Interior, TO
wit: CD To whom does the harbor
belong! TO whom does the sea in
the harbor belong? 70 whom does
the fish belong? Have the konohikis
or chiefs an exclusive right to the
fish. (Laughter.)
Minister Spent er said he could
answer the questions Immediately il
permitted and in answer said that the
harbor belongs to the Hawaiian Gov.
crnment and that the fish belongs tC
those who catch them.
At II: 01 the Assembly took recess
until 80 p. IN.
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PASSENGERS.

From Kauai per stmr Mikahala, July
l7-SW Wilcox, V Knudsen. Miss X Me-
Grew, w f Rowell, Miss Hartwell. Miss
A Lowell, q Cunningham and wife. Mrs
5 Bertelmann and servant, Masters Cooke
~. G Kaiser, w Berlowinz, Miss Grail.
p II Kitcat, A VI Nproull, Zscbernitz,
wife and daughter, II L Meyers, A Thoel,
Lee Lun, All Wah, All chin, and 30
deck,
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Foreign VESSELS IN PORT

u S s san Francisco, Rear 4 dmiral
Brown, from San Diego
Am bkine Planter, Dow. from San Fran
cisco
Am schr Aloha, johnson, from San
Francisco
Am schr Alice Cooke, PenhallOw, from
Port Townsend
Dan blk j G. Lott, Nelson, from Hon
duras
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JURY DISAGREE.

ALI Seu was tried in the Supreme
Court to-day before Judge Dole and
a foreign jury on d charge of having
opium IN possession. The evidence
was all in by noon and the jury re-
tired, About / 80 O'Clock they re-
turned, having disagreed on a YER
dict. They were dismissed and The
case goes over until next term. The
foreign jurors got off early this after
noon,
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OLD RAGS WANTED.

Clean white rags suitable for
bandages are wanted for use at the
Bishop Home and the Boys Home,
Leper Settlement, Molokai. Ring up
PSI Mutual telephone and they will
be sent for, or leave the same at the
office of the Board Of Health or at j.
L. Waterhouse' S, Queen street.
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The best spring medicine is dose
or two of ST. ratrick's Pills. They
not only phygic but cleanse the Whole
system and purify the blood. For
sale bY Benson. Smith q Co. Agents.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DIAMOND HEAD, 8 p. m.-Weathcr
clear, wind light east.
Mas. A. f. Judd and Others were
visitors to the Legislature to-day.
THE Kane amrhds have played
their last game aud are resting on
their laurcls.
REPRESENTATIVES, W. hdmonds Of
Wniuku made his maiden speech
this afternoon.
THERE will bc II T., ccplon on hoard
the U. ). llig>hip San Francisco to.
morrow evening.
TIE 5 5. Australia will not leave
tomorrow as formrrlv, hu will take
hes departure on "Wednesday.
The EXAMINATIONS lu-murrOw will
he at Maluursvlllr, Brret mia street,
MUamluL and Kalihi-ukn schools.
The members OF the Legislature
were treated to a luau on Saturday by
Mr.. w. Aud of the Insane AsylUm.
A VERDICT for $4,000 damages was
awarded kahahawai in his suit
against the Government on Saturday
10y IA Hawaiian jury.
j. f. MORGAN will sell four pieces
of desirable property ut Waikiki and
house and lot ON Miller street, at his
salesroom at noon tomorrow.
Mr. and Mis-. Robert Levers cele-
brated their silver wed ling ON Sarur-
day at Waikiki. Invited guests were
present, as also was the Hawaiian
Quintet Club.
A CHINESE hackdriver was fined "a
in the Police Court this morning for
violntion OF carriage regulations.
Eight cases of drunkenness were also
disposed of for the consideration of Sc
each.
FRANK LILLIs, hack driver, had
fellow-driver arrested Yesterday for an
attempt to assault him with deadly
weapon. This morning he felt timid
of pushing the case and withdrew the
charge.
THERE are from rs to 125 able.
bodied men wasting their precious
time looking at the Legislature, which
Is Il loss to those poor people of say
500 II day and the Legislature would
lose nothing by their absence.
The Scottish Thistle Clubs weekly
meeting with musical and literary
entertainment will take place this
evening. Visiting Scots on sea and
shore are always welcome and gladly
heard in speech, song or story.
MANY people Of both sexes, old and
young, visited the end Of the dredge
pipe yesterday. The sand dump is
now large enough to accommodate
hundreds of people dryshod where
halt Il fathom of water rolled before
WONG kWAI, Chinese merchant, re-
ceived his commission by the S. S.
Australia, as Vice Commercial Agent,
succeeding zoo Mil, VINO mas Deen
promoted to the position of Chinese
Commercial Agent. There was n
large attendance ut the United
| Chinese Club house on Saturday
night for felioi'ations.
Mrs. Herman IL ri, Jr., more fami-
liarly known by the name OF "Sssy"
Horn, died yesterday at the Queens
Hospital Of inward neuralgia. Mrs.
Horn was about thirty.one years of
age and had not been ailing long. Her
death was sad blow To her many
friends. The funeral took place this
afternoon from the Hospital and was
largely attended
AT 30 tomorrow morning there
/ mill L..i..l L.-....-....
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AT 9 30 tomorrow morning there
will be "a trial Of the steamer Austria
LAS mortar for throwing life line.
The steamer carries thi piece of ord
nance under new United States
navigation regula ion, VIII ch requires
passenger steamers tn carry ii life line
mortar on board. The exhibition on
the Australia will be open to people
taking an interest in such things.
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How THEY STAND.

The following is the standing of
the different clubs in the Hawaiian
League up to July 8:
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l.)a'tg B"i'etln
MONDAY, JULY IS, 1892.
VESSELS LEAysNG TOMORROW.

Stmr Waialeale for Lahaina and Hama
kua
Stmr Claudine for Maui, at . pm
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai, at p m
Stmr G II Bishop for Walanae and Wal
aua ut 8 a m
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ADVERTISING nOTES.

,,,rr.--,,,., ,,,-rn
,,,
u y. MCCARfhf haS-io'S "h i,'l,h"
s'i''l Ion SAFE "-u
,rup lu,-L ,yn 81, -, E,,,,,
square tins evening
c,,,vo,, - -, IL, q, ,,,o
1,.,,i',i,',u,s inJy -, ,v.ttil.i :, ~,
s.AlI.. 4, ",
,,,,,r .n.-,,..",.n ,l..,,,,or s,,ir
l.,,. -, s,,,,,t, i. 49, ,,..,','
In '''''
LAYING hens can hc had ON nprli-
n,.o,
-
HAWAIIAN lrdg, uf Masons will
have wpIk ia the second degree thi,
evening.
49,.
Ma /. VI. IL 1iuni has been ar-
judicial rirrui, nI ia kinud,m
-
Hose having unpaid bulls n'uinst
/ the bUaId ct health are directed to a
notice OF lhe u, sldent elsewhere.
,,.. 49, $50,
H"D' 10 sil"il Po''''s anu halr uitsS-
Wolf, az Beretauia street, Mutual
Telephone 696 S-3m
D''i..' 'oos o"'l''e "''" '''ot"'a'e VIII
w " = w." e'e'! i'V' ,'- curry "1 'he
".,''' ',c C',""' "I'"is' ""ISSeh,
>'''''' '''''' N'''''' j."
HusrAcE & Co. will sell A,yprobo
Firevnnd ,t SI1 9, cord c,sI, J,i,v,,,.I
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Picture frames made 10
order from latest styles n
mOuldings. renovation vi
old pictures a speciality al
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Di.D.

HORN-In Honolulu, at the Queens
hospital, July II, 1892, of inward
neuralgia, Cecelia, wife of IL. Horn,
Dr., born goth November, 1860.
RElST-In Honolulu, July II, 1892, by
drowning, Twiunie, daughter of
Mrs. . II. Rest, aged years.
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IF NOT; WAY NOT

Prepared daily from Fresh Fruit, il
cannot be otherwise than wholesome,
refreshing and delicious.
Our leading favors are Pineapple,
Orange, Strawberry and Grape Juice.
We have all the others but our
specialties are those named. Ice
Cream Soda has also proved very
popular.
As we manufacture our own Soda
Water from Pure Bicarbonate Soda,
we claim it is better than that made
with marble dust Those who have
tried it, concur with our statements.
Having perfected the Ice Box we
are enabled to produce colder soda
than heretofore.
All fllvors with Ice Cream, Zoe;
Vichy Water, Sc Sauerbrunnen Water
aud Hunyadi Water.
H06R0N, NEWMAN & CO.,
DuUGGI~sI -.
Corner Fort ~ King ~irceIs.
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A CHANGE has been made in Tho
description Of lands Mt Waikiki to be
sold bE Ja- 4. Morgan.
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C. j. MCCARTHY has lots on Lilibu
trcci iur sale. 3-u
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suNRuRN relieved at once by Gu
eumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents. l-tf
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BORN

TIT, OMB-At IwiLi, July II, to the
wife of Mr.. l.. Titcomb, n daughter.
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AFTER shaving Use Cucumber Skin
Louie. t.-u-ur Smith a. Co.. Agents.
Tan
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Desirable Residence Sites
FOR SALEI

| HAVE rour Fine Residence Sites,
L situated ON iikoi street, for sale.
The Lots have tonnage Of "a feet on
PlIkoi street and are 700 feet deep, are
nicely laid OUT in fruit and shade trees
and are all covered with grass; water
laid on throughout. The situation of
these Lots and the limited number make
it necessary that intending purchasers
should make early application 10 the
undersigned, from whom all particulars
can be had JAS. +. MORGAN.
208 II
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CaRCOEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Mikahala-l696 bags sugar, 40
bags rice. ~ bids hides, l horse, 60
pkgs sundres.
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those having unpaid bills n'ainst
the bonid ol Health are directed to Il
notice ot The r., sident elsewhere.
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HAWAIIAN lrdgt uf Masons will
have wolk ia the second degree thi,
CN,ung.
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LADIES shampooing and hair dress
ing done at their houses by Miss
Wolf, az Berotauia street, Mutual
Telephone 696 S-3m
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Mas. A. f. judd and Others were
visitors to the Legislature to-day,
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HusrAcE & Co. will sell Algeroba
Firewood at SIl II cord cash delivered
free between the following limits
Punchhuwl, School and Liliha streets.
1u
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Delicious uouee and chocolate will
be served every morning early at the
Palace Ice Cream Parlors, Ludwigsen,
~ Cruu. Hotel street l-tf
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THE Kane -amchds have played
their last game aud are resting on
lhuir lnurNls.
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Mr.. and Mis-. Robert Levers cele-
brated their silver wed ling ON Salur-
day at Waikiki. Invited guests were
present, as also was the Hawaiian
Quintet Club.
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A VERDICT for $4,000 damages was
awarded Kahahawai in his suit
against the Government on Saturday
by Hawaiian Jury.
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j. f. MORGAN will sell four pieces
of desirable property at Waikiki and
house and lot on Miller street, at his
salesrOom at noon tomorrow.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-18

REPRESENTATIVES, W. Edmonds o.
Wailuku made his maiden speech
this Afternoon.
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The Scottish Thistle Clubs weekly
meeting with musical and literary
entertainment will take place this
evening, Visiting Scots on sea and
shore are always welcome and gladly
heard in speech, song or story.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-18

The members OF the Legislature
were treated to a luau on Saturday by
Mr.. w. Aud OF the Insane AsylUm.
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THERE will be II !, ccpliun on hoWd
the U. >. lllg~hip San Francisco TO-.
morrow evening.
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A CHINESE hackdriver was fined "a
in the Police Court this morning for
violation OF carriage regulations.
Eight cases of drunkenness were also
disposed of for the consideration of %6
each.
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TIE 5 5 Australia will not leave
tomorrow as formerly, bu will take
hes departure on Wednesday,.
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he at MalquesvIllr, Beret mia street,
MUamluL and Kalihi-uku schools.
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MRS. Herman IL I'll, Jr, more fami-
liarly known by the name OF "Sissy"
Horn, died yesterday at the Queens
Hospital Of inward neuralgia. Mrs.
Horn was about thirty.one years of
age and had not been ailing long Her
death was sad blow To her many
friends. The funeral took place this
afternoon from the Hospital and was
largely attended.
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News Prom AileGnny County, Md.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
FgosTBuRa. Nh. April II. 1870

Speclal CORRESPONDENCE OF lhe Evening STAR
FRosTBuRG, Nd, April II, 1892.
The Allegany county court convened today
in Cumberland. There are q number OF cases
docketed. among them one murder trial. which
will be argued for the defense by co.ored
lawyer, the first one that has ever been before
the bar in this county.
A boy was playing near train At Piedmont
last night wien the cars backed. knocking him
down and breaking his neck.
Snow fell all day Sunday and wintry weather
prevailed There is fear that the fruit will
freeze.
The refusal Of Gov. Brown to sign the assess
ment bill was received by the citizens Of this
county with appreciation.
The work on the now Baltimore and Ohio
railroad yards in south Cumberland is rapidly
approaching completion The labor has been
greatly lessened by large steam shovel which
does the work OF fifty men.
The shipment OF coal from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week ending
Saturday. April 2, was 81, 446 TONS and tho total
shipments for tho year to date 63l, 405 tons a
decrease Of 2S3, $40 tons as compared wita t'ae
corresponding period Of 1891. The shipments
to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
were 5,C3l tons for the week and the year Is. Oj9
tons, an increase of 1909 ~ compared with
last year. The shipments on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for the week were 81, l0l tons, for
tho year 569, 267, o decrease of l52,e38 tons a.
compared with last year. The shipments on
the Pennsylvania railroad for the week were
crease Of l4l.6S9 tons ~ compared with iast
Thereis talk Of starting German sayme,
bank in Cumberland. Geo. 8. WelIington, who
IL now subtreasursr Of the United States u
Baltimore, = spoken cf g president.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WEEKs CO.. Aucssesss.;
Opp. City Post C6cs.
SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY. APRIL THIRTEENTH.
AT TEN An.
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS.
BAGS OF FLOUR. BUCKETS. CANNED IONA
TOES, SARDINES. &C., STARCH. TEA,
CANDY AND OTHER GOODS RE
NAMING FROM SMALL
TWO HUNDRED BOXES ASSORTED GOOD
CIGARS, BRANDS AS FOLLOWS; HOLLY
GoLLY, NEW gooUET. PECULIAR
SILK HAT. RATHER. LONG
FILLER ToILEDh
WINDSOR. KNIGHTS
OF LABOR, &c.
LOT LADIES' LONG AND SHORT COATS.
leo DOZEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. b. 1t
I ATIMEh SLOAN. Auenonssr.-, .oon
THE MOST
IMPORTANT
PORTION OF THE
GREAT wERNICKR
SALE YET TO BE SOLD.
RICH WITH REPoUssE.
SILVER AND ELEGANT CABI.
NETS. THE IMPORTANT
PIECES WILL BE REACHED MON
DAY NEXT. APRIL ELEVENTH. AT
ELEVEN A NJ. AND THREE p II.
All the Cabinets. Mirrors, Solid and Shef-
ned Plated Ware. desks, COmnodes.
Large French and Dutch pieces,
Sevres Vases. 1nlaid lea Iab.es
contained in balance of cata-
iogue, which be had
on application to
LATIMER SLOAN.
ap9-& Auctionesrs.
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'rHoMAs BOWLING 4 son. Aucuoneers.
i 612 ST. n "

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET
NORTHWEST BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. APRIL THlRTEENTH 1892.
at HALF-PAST our O'CLOCK p NJ. IN front Of tho
PREMISES will SELL at public auction, part of lot
square lbs fronting - feet the north side Of
hy depth of about 100 feet to wide alley.
tanning Z, 300 feet
Terms e-thrd cash, balance one and two
years with interest from date; serur.j by deed Of
trust the property: all cash, at the option Of
purchaser. deposit Of 500 required at time Of
SAFE. l. u. kiMbAt@l.
ar6dSjs Trustee
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucuonesrs.


TkUsTEns' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE SITUATED on FOUR-AND-A-HIIF
STREET BETWEEN :. G AND b NORTH.
STORY brick HOUSES Known as NUNBERs
az ANp 3lg r. FoEKlASpAHALF STREET
On MkDNEsp,AAa o AFTEEEN S01 a,t ArRIt TWEEN;
offer sale in front Of the prsInses that vain
frontn "a feet tour-and a-alf street and runnip1
back to larte alley masax 4 very ds.iS.Ss for ecs
court house. pension ONCE post once and other pub
lie buildings. . &C.,. -. -
three years at per cent Per annun payable senixn
or ali cs,h at the option Of the purchases, dgsust
OF xO required ut tine tune Of II tine terms of
of sale right reserved to ressi the property risk
yrrtlsement Of such In wspaper publshed
I'm washington, D. c. Alcouveyanctnx and fscordinS
JAMES I. WHITE.
CHARLES A MCCALL.
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