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MACHINISTS AT A BANQUET.

Colombia Lodge Entertains the Grand
Master of the international Association.
Columbia Lodge, ia. International Asso-
citation of Machinists. celebrated its first an
niversary at the National Capital Bank Hall.
Capitol Hill, Thursday night. There were 125
members and as many guests present. All were
seated at plentifully supplied tables. Oysters
were predominant and were served In every
style. There WAC some excellent vocal and in
strnmental music. The affair throughout was
most enjoyable and reflected much credit on
Messrs. Samuel Gross. IT. Ie wis. Oblinger and
shea, who were in charge of the arrangements.
The program was opened with neat address
Of welcome by local Master Mechanic John
Mckenzie. James J. Craemer of Richmond,
Va. grand master mechanic. l. A. NJ, and ed
itor of the journal devoted to the cause OF the
organization. made an address and was re-
peatedly aPplauded. Mr.. Thomas Mccullough
and MIR. VIM Thorpe. master mechanics of
Baltimore lodges. were present.
The international Association Of Machinists
held their first convention at Atlanta, Ga,
four years ago, when twenty-three lodges
were represented One year ago Columbia
Ledge Was chartered IN. making ia. The ne t
convention will be held at Chicago. May 3
When il is supposed there will be upward of
225 lodges represented The |. A. ". is indie
pendent Of the h. of l.. and other labor asso-
Citations. Every member must be a practical
machinist and have served at least four years
at the trade \ principal feature of its consti-
tuition is that the word employer is not men,
toned.
Mr.. Harry Speake will represent Columbia
Lodge at the Chicago convention.
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THE COURT SAID:
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.
Changes Made in the Bill by the Senate Co
miffre

Changes Made in the Bill by the Senate COM
mittee.
The army appropriation bill reported to the
Senate yesterday by Mr.. Stewart from the COM
mittee on appropriations shows a smaller pro-
portionate increase than any of the
regular appropriation bills that have
passed through the hands of the
committee this session. As it passed the House
the bill carried total appropriation of
S2i. 200, 500, and reported to the Senate the
total is s24. .499 an increase of S2s4 600 The
following items were increased by the
amounts stated: Pay of the army,
So, 100; army transportation, $4,000; repair
and preservation of ordnance and stores,
5000; purchase of ordnance stores, go, 900;
infantry. cavalry and artillery equipment,
SIS, 600; firing morning and evening guns.
$4,000. The most important change made
by the committee in the House
bill was the excision OF the cianse prohibiting
the payment of money for transportation OF
by the Union Pacific Railroad Company. includ-
ing the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern.
The committee also struck out the clause cutting
of the extra pay of adjutants and inserting an
allowance equal TO that OF a mounted officer OF
the rank Of adjutant-
1t also struck out the paragraph assigning
the duty Of paymasters to acting paymasters
and officers acting az quartermasters and COM
nissaries and fixed the number of officers OF
the pay corps at % instead CT u
a. liked by the House. The only new item Of
interest is one appropriating 20, 900 for the
purchase OF machine guns, musket caiiber.
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There are several small buildings On thu
wharf and these are filed for the most mart
with large hogsheads. Into these the fish arc
placed carefully by the packer and a strong
brine poured over them Here thew remain
from nine to ten DAYS. until they have been
thoroughly ''struck." when thew are taken ont
and packed in small barrels for sale.
More than one-hsIf of the catch Of the poto-
mac Is shipped away and each day hundred
o. tons OF ice are used to keep them fresh.
One OF the busiest men at the fish wharf is
MeGwynne Harris. the inspector of marine
products for the District of Columbia. He IL
here, there and everywhere looking over the
nsh and seeing TO it that the Washington peo.
pie do not get any stale fish.
Another striking character is Robert GoIde,
the auctoneer. more Familiarity known abont
the hsh wharf as Mister Bob" What he don't
Know about fish is not worth finding out.
THE POTOMAC FISHERIES
Shad and herring begin to run Is soon M
the water loses all trace OF iciness. UsualIy
the first catch occurs in March, and br th;.
time they are plentiful The fish are caupbt
on both sides Of the river below the city. and
the modus opersndi of getting them out oi
the water Is something that interests every
one There Is something exciting in haulipa
seine and seeing struggling mass hemIned
In unable to escape.
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7 ATINER Il SLOAN, Auctioneers.
IL 1907 G st.


TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE HOUSES AND
sTHsE n AID 81 TWESTY sTEsNP
NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court OF the
13.Si. docket 81. the undersigned viii offer sale
at public auctio in front the respective premises
and at the times designated the following pieces Of
On WEDNEsDaY. MAY FOURTH. 1892. at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. part of lot i'll square "a com
Inenciny u point street distant 20 feet inches
the southeast corner of sat thence north
North feet Il inches; then west % feet inches
thence south to street thence east 81 feet inches
northwest near Path. and is improved By brick
Iminediatey after above sale. then all Of lot @ in
square numbered :i7,froniing - feet inches 4th
street northwest between l. and N streets, and i'm.
proved BY BRICK dwelling.
O'CLOCK PM. Tart Of lot in square d. beginning
for the at point - feet north OF tine southeast
corner Of said lot and thence with the line of 2.d
south 3S fet thence s feet; thence north 10
feet thence east ~ feet to the place beginning
and l. improved by three-s,ory frame DIVE ling
immediately after said asst mentioned sale then the
parcel Of iand iroe e i On Ia srse nor,bx e.
between and streets and is improved by two-story
Terms OF sae: One.fourth cash, of which sooo nh
each lot must be deposited ut the time sale the re-
nalnsier three equal installneats one. two a I'd
thr years. for w,ch notes of purchaser be ring in
rure,ser Al, eonysyancins and reeoriny at pu "
If terms OF sale sreShot complied with in ten days
from sale. said property will he reso!d at rick and
cost OF deiarlting purchases. after days
tiseilent.
EDWIN FORREST.
ASsd dS- 8 pr Ts 4 hg Trustees
apo2-d&ls l2l3FS:uw J
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ness. The fish wharf is situated at the foot of
Ilth street. If one gets within quarter Of a
mile Of the place aud his olfactory nerves
are not altogether destroyed there is absolutely
no danger Of missing it. Long before Old Sol
makes his appearance the wharf presents an
animated appearance. Men and boys move to
and fro carrying huge hampers of fish which
are deposited in bigspiles before the auction
eers and are sold to the highest bidder.
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RUGS,
CARPETS,
TAPESTRIES,
FUTURE DAYS.

TAPESTRIES
HANGINGs &C..
Embracing 1000 PIECES. Of which 800 are just
out from the custom house and never before been
offered to public view. THE COLLECTION con-
SIST5 of Costly Hangings. Iynelly aud Khor-
rassum Carpets. Ouska,I. Bokhara aid Silk
Mohair Carpets. Bandliore. Hesez, Ferehan
and Guistan Carpets Denirji, Kirman and
Mslgoran Carpets, Cashmere, Iran and
Gudina Carpets, &c. &c, making in all
over 100 Carpets Antique Daghs:an,
Bokhara, Kazsk, sheraz. Shirvan,
Choice Anato!an Rus. Iran. Ispa-
kan, Buludj Malgarau, Karabagh.
Bak1. Suinah and silk Mohair
Palse Hall Rugs, &C. &c, in all sizes.
shapes and designs making in all the
most important sale Of Oriental produc-
tons ever before offered III this city.
To be sold at public auction WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY aud SATURDAY.
APRIL TwENTY-SEvENTH TWENTY
EIGHTH. TWENTY NINTH and THIRTIETH.
commencing at ELEVEN A. NJ. and THREE p NJ.
each day, at our auction rooms, l407 street.
Exhibition Monday and Tuesday. Arril 25 and 20,
from q IN until 10 IN. By order of d. K
dian intends to sail in June to Turkey and
therefore desires to dispose OF his ell
tire stock regardless of cost
and value before leaving.
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FISH AND FISHERMEN.
Scenes at the Wharf Where the Catch
is Sold.
CLEANERS AND PACKERS.
The Fishing shores of the Potonsc and How
They Are Misunderstanding She Big Seine
Lively Times when the Catch is Landed
--Quick Work at Cleaning Fish.

0W THAT THE FISH
ing season is in full
swing each day hun
dreds of thousands of
herring. counties s
shad and iunumerable
punches of small fish
are landed at the fish
wharf. The fishing
about the city is an in
dustry Of no mean pro-
portions, and hundreds
Of men and boys are
employed in the bust
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z ArcLrsrx DARE / CO. AucTloSEERs

RATcLrEFx DARE CO. AUcTIoSEERs
1EEY pEsIRAsI.E REAL .EsrATE ON T STREET
WEsT, IMPnOvED BY FRAME HOUSE,
.on HoxDAy4 1tffsRN0oS. AtaIL TWENTY
for sale In front Of the prentice
LOT 20
SQUARE, J3J.
FRONTING 30 FEET on z street nod running beck
e e .llsy, impFcvsd ~ frsias hoes, No. 1891
Tssns VII 3 stsssd q n tans 4 nls Adspeass
q SIo2 spon ss2.SessSss e "a !, ~ ...,.......
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANY1H.NG any
II where st any time write GRO. r. HOWELL Z
Co. 10 spruce st.. New York su2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NED Oh IMPORTATION ON
II the subject Of advertising will do well 10 obtzin
copy " Book for Advertisers J0s paees price 1.
Mailed, posthre paid receipt OF priceL Contains
careful compiietlon from the American Newspaper
Directory o. AZ the best papers and class tournss;
gives the circulation rating of every one, and god
deal Of information about and natter cr-
tanning 10 the business Of Advertising address ROW.
EtLs ApvERflsINa BUREAU. 40 spracs 81,
MI au2l-1y
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4 RkAL ESTATE on Tie MEsf E SHE FTfSTTRR
I sfkEEF Fs sGTI NM MARYLAND A'ESUEAND
~ yirtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District o. Soinmbic passed in equity cause 40.
lIt39. wherein Mary j. Skiilno;e Ell vir. are CON-
pianants and Emma Gross ct al. defendants the
uhiersigned trustees will offer for ssle pub auc
APRIL. 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK p n. in Ton, Of Of
me premises the following described real wi Ii
three-story brick dwelling i'll the city OF WASH natoa
and District Of Coiunb!t, to wit: Of Original lots
two ,,'2,; heginning Tor the .. She son,hsast
corner OF said lot nve %, .rd running thence
q inches. thence west nine fOij feet seven Il,
inches thence sout forty Ave t45J feet eleven ii -
Of beTnng tovt tier with rx, oi way for The pur
part Of said i5ts four Il, and i've Is in said samsrs
three h1ndred and nitytwo (,o:. Lesinnins for the
sstsio.r tG4) feet one W inch south OF the northeast
two 90 feet six 40 inches, thence east %
tSet Sven inenes to the said east line Of sed lot
the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One:third Of the purchase money in
from ths day Of sale or all cash. the option Of the
pmreh,serths deferred payments 70 bear Interest
deed oi :. inc me
property bid Of @ re- sssa and "a
recording at pnrchsser's cost Il the purchases or
&, sss prone y :sf
be ss'0d bis f hsS & shss SkT spS
jackson e. Es an9ss!saS1sys' Trustees.
LATIMER SLOAN, Aucts- mh31.d&ds
.R-rN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
FfFTH DAY Of APRif is1 same hour W. SIac.
spi5-dSds LATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucts
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7 ATIMEE SLOAN. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN q
AND III STREETS.
By virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed i'll the OF Nichoa.
Drunmord against Daniel Murray and others, No.
t3166. docket ~. tue undersigned trustees, an
pointed By said decree, will proceed to SELL WE'D.
NESDAi. MAY FOURTH, 1892. at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ. i'll front OF the rretnises lot !, i'll square 40
Washington. DC. fronting % Ieet inctes on 4th
street. with a depth of 100 feet.
Terms OF sale: Oc-third il cash. balance in aad
two years i'll equal nsalments. for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing per cent Per anluIn Will be
required, secured by deed OF trust the premises
or all cash depo1t of $500 will required Ut the
time Of sale Purchaser must comfy wit. the terms
Of sale within ten days from same, the property will
be resold after days advertisement al the risk ami
cost of the defIultiux purchaser
GEORGE L. HAMILTON,
Sui building, r..,
HENRY ". KAPPIEH, { Trustees
ap22-10t COG Sew York ave,
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V,H0MAs BOWLING & SON. Auctionee. Q.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRGvEr
PROPERTY ON EAST SIDE OF NEW HAMI.
SHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN l. AND NJ
sIREETS NORTHWEoT. WASHINGTON, u. q
at Il ALt-pAsT -FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. / will sell III
pubic auction. i'll front of the premises lot mum re
nine (0 In square numbered seventy two CIR IN the
city VI Washington, d. g.
Terms OF sale: One third cash. balance in two equal
payments III one anu two years. with interest frCn
20: ga Q. secured by tcnst the properly, ali
cash, =, optIoh OF purchaser deposit of $500
QIirei ut time OF sale COnveyancing 1T cost U. pur-
eraser Ii terms of sale not conpl, with in ten
days from day OF sale the INT To resell al
risk IN / cost Of defautiI9 Ft .hasar
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee
apI2-Ot $50 Az II n.y.
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are several steam engines employed to do the
work on large shores. The principal thing to
watch is the tide. Hauls are made just at the
turn. A few minutes too late or too early
means nearly twice the labor, for the effect of
the tide upon large net is very great.
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JAIL DISCIPLINE.

What Justice BRADLEY Said About 1t in the
Case OF Mrs. Deane.
Thursday afternoon Kate Deane. alias Dee,
indicted for false preteuses in passing worth
less check on Thos. L. Selby for board and
money was tried in the Criminal Court-Mr.
1. C. Taylor for the defendant. The gov
ernment failed to make out a case
to the satisfaction of the court and
jury and a verdict of not guilty was rem
dered. On d second charge of forgery she was
released on her personal recognizance Justice
Bradley asked if it was true that at the Jail she
had been deprived of exercise. She answered
IN the affirmative. and added that the Jail Off
GERS would not give her the food the doctor
ordered, except when hebrought it to her.
THE COURT SAID:
There appears to be strong reasons why the
recommendations of the Attorney General and
Of the court to Congress in regard to the con-
troll of the Jail should be carried out The
place should be under the supervision Of the
marshal or OF some one responsible
person In the nature of things it Is
impossible for court composed of
is divided, to exercise supervision. 1 have
reason to know IN the case of shepherd White
that he was improperly disciplined while de-
tanned for trial, and in the case of This lady
have had information and reason to believe
that while detained for trial she has been dis
ciplined by being deprived of proper exercise
and by being deprived of nourishment ordered
by the physician. II had the authority 10 in
ves.igate i would do SO in short order
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II ATcLlFFE. DAkR co. Auc,,oneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING NO Sl3 L STREET SOUTH
EAST, WASHINGTON DC

EASt. W ASdtNdION, NC
Under ana BY virtue of o decree raised on the 9th
day Of April 1892. in equity cause No i341s docket
~, OF the Supreme Court of the District Of Column
niH wherein Annie Nash ct q are compliments aud
will offer for sale to the hf9he bidder on DAY.
NAY sLCoND. d 1892. at HALf-PAsr FOCli
VCkOCh N. IN front Il the premises, No 81 8
strees southeast out, the follow real properly.
lying and Seins ia the city wsshinaton sEd District
OF Columbia, known aud DISTINGUISHED " part Of
square go beginning for the lO feet inches
west from the northeast sid sQnare, 'front.'
ing south street. thence 70 feet III south
III ieet thence east 81 feet thence north 62 feet to
place OF beginnug. together with the improvements.
ccrnsistiny OF = thrse-:tory brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale One thrl cash aud the balancc In
equal instaments In nine and eighteen with
interest from day Of sale the rate Of per rer
sEnu'n payable se III annually, to BE- secured BY the
Rromssory notes Of the and deed Of trat
the al cash. at tbs option. de-
Sss q 200 WIN BE- rsauired q the pursl.ser e shs
time q sale ALI conveynncin< and recording 1t tho
cost Of the purchaser ters Of sals be complied
Vita WITHIN ten days from time Of sale the tcusteea
sorve the right 20 resell ths property the risk aud
cost OF the defAultfng purchaser
HENRY r. wUODARD.
] lth aud sts nv, I r-s.t...
JUDSON GULL.
ap16-dtds Fendalt 6uiiding)
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r .AIIMER l. SLOAN, Auctioneers,

II .AIIMER h SLOAN, Auctioneers
~ 14u7 @ st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
EkTY, BEING No. 1908 Q 81 RGEr NORTH
NEs1, WA ,HINGTON, b. &.
By virtue OF an osder OF the supreme Court Of the
District VI Columbia made on the :Uth ~ feDru
ary A. d. lss2 in the case Of Joseph H. Crown ct al
vs.. John L Crown ct al. No. l34yS. Equity Docke.
No 81 VIII se!i to the highest bid :e in front Of the
PROMISES Dn MONDAY, lHE SECOND DAY OF
MAY. 1892. Az HALf-fAst FOUR O'CLOCK p. n
The following real property. TO VIII All that piece
~ reel of iacl and premises situn lying and being
the city OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
known and distinguished lot lfty-seven Is y OF
kiueInas recorded subdivision OF square nninbe red
two hundred and forty cad lie lot FRONTS -:
feet street b, depth of lSU feet to alley ~
feet wide; aso has side alley feet wide the east
improved by two-story frame dwelling and beinl,
No. 1908 street northwest, District aforesaid.
terms 81 sale. 0nethird Of the purchase money iu
cash and the Daance III Two equal instanents N opa
and two years. with interest from day of the
rate Of six t6) cent anuu,. pas able semi an.
nualiy, to be secured by The promissUry of the
cash. ut the purchasers option Adeosit ii S.Ou viii
be reqniI ed VI the purchaser at the time Of sale. All
c9nye,sncnx and recording ut the cost OF the rur-
chaser the terms OF sale he hot Piled with
+ days from time Of sale the trustee reserve, the
right 70 resell the property at the risk aud Of the
ROBERT CHRIsTY. Trustee,
aptS-0u l42O New York ave ".
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LOTS IL. Ia. 10 AND Il
IN An.-A sSC mo-
u ATCLIFFG. DARR & co, Auctioneers. :

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TRUSTEES SALE Of VERY DESIRABLE PROP.
ERTY. BEING LOT s, BLOCK IA, ON HAZE
MOOD AxENUt. IN LIE DROiT PARK NM
Under and by virue Of decree passed the 4th day
Of APRIL 1892, i'll Equity Cause No l3413 docket No
~, Of the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia
wherein Nm SHAW Is complainant and Thomas n.
Cassel ct oil deiend.nts the undersigned Will Offer
sale TO the hiygest bi oder on FRIDAY. APRIL
TNENTY-NI ,IH AID 1892. AT EALt-PAST FoUgs
PM nfrot of the premises. the following real pop
erty to wit: All that piece parcel of land peini-
SEES lying and ing in the CITY Of Washington END Ds
block H. in lie Droit Park The lot fronts Gil Hare
wood avenue ana is capable Of subdivision.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
We equal ipstalnents i'll one and years. with in
crest from day Of sale at the rate of per cent per
hnuin. I,aya6e semi annually. to be secured by the
rrosory Eote Of the purchaser aud dee of trust ON
the property. all cash. at the purchasers option
deposit of 800 will be required of the purchaser
lie time of sale. All coIVeyancug and recording at
the cost OF the purchaser. If of sale be not COM
piled with within ten days from time the trus-
ees reserve the r.2at TO resell the property the
risk and cost OF tho iefauting purchaser
ANDREW A LIPSCOMB,
lfth and SITS NV ,.
FRANK I BROWNING, ( trustees.
4l6 9th stnw
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PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
be obtained, with the best Of ,uedcai references
By applying at
fe242ln. Oh 9th ct. n "
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HiHOMAS BOWLING l. SON. Auctioneers.
u. L 81. NV.

= Oi. l. 81. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO. 1872 RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUr. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF two leeds If trust ,Ied respectively
3sentehiber TO- lSS recorded in LieAr l"S; folio
Liber 1"sp. folio ASS, ct seq, Of the land
records of the District of Columbia, aud
At the request of the party secured thereby
and also by virtue of a lie rec duly Passed 6y
the Supre;n Court of the District Of Co nmb.a in
Equity case No 1910. on the 9TH day Of December
1891. W. wil1 SELL IN front of the premses ON Mo
DAY, APRIL fNENri-E FIFTH, 1892, at HALF
PAST FOUh O'CLOCK =. NJ, part of lot s. Square
?42frontEC II feet the south eide OF Rhode Island
ave by depth OF To- ieet INCHES to u vide alley
SAID ground having a loft wide alley tie West
side thereof. improved BY handsome modern thrt
story aud pavement brick residence l3. Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
1ori.is one-,nrd cash: balance in one aud two
years. with interest secured by decd of trust on the
pr9srtI or oil ca'h Mt the orion OF the purchaser
terms Of sale are not compiled with o. days
the trustees the right to resell
o: deiauitiN purchaser. COuve, auci.g and record
l.g ut cost OF purchaser.
ROBERT G. nurn iaS; S is NV. Trustees.
apl2-dti l:iU1 + st. NV
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: ATCLIfFE. DARR b CO.. Aucs<

1kusTEEs' SALE of VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOT AZ THG sogTHMEsT CORNER or SRI
BY virtue Of decree passed. March 81. 1897 By the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia sttns a.
IN equity court in equity cause No. l37s-Elixs6eth
Davis ct al " Daniel Jackson ct al-thc undershrned
trustees VII sell 1t public sale In front Of the
uffFiDAI APRIL TwENTY;NINTH. 1909. 1t
fec. front BY the depth lot eleven III in s0usr.
EIGHT hnnslrsd and eghtsen 49, the city Of Wssh.
Terms q sale: 0nrthird cash. one-third In one year
aud third IN two years, deferred payments to Be-
secured by deed Of trust the premisss sold an 10
besr interest 1t the ratio Of PSF cent per annu
able semi OF all cash, IT the option 81 tie
pnrchaesr. Couveysnctng at purchaaerfa coat. n
tsrm. Of sale arc NOT COMPLIED with within tsn sya
pfem1sss may Be sold 1t defsniung purchnsers risk
LuAsEIL wILlIAllsoH Trussss.
JACKSON Il RALsTON, TIMES
ap16-dkds Adams building. 1888 81 NJ
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During the month Of February the fisherman
begins TO make preparation for the fishing sea-
son. The nets are all gone over and patched
and the seines dipped in coal tar to preserve
them And what a sight q big fellow makes
stretched out for three miles on the grass. Ii
looks from a distance as If the ground had
been afre and it was the path the demon had
taken.
When the seine is ready for use the shore is
carefully cleared and the berth 1.-THE bed of the
river the seine traverses) is carefully gone over
to ascertain and remove all distractions such
rs stumps, limbs Of trees and odds and ends.
that are TO be found at the bottom of the river,
A trial net Is sometimes used. known in
fishing parlance As ''nigger net" whose duty
it is TO be drawn over the path of the big net
and clear the way for it
When everything Is ready for the big haul
the net is carefully placed in the stern Of the
seine boat aud the signal given to give way.
One end Of the seine Is fastened By rope to
the shore and ID the boat pulls away the net
pays out The Boat usually takes a semi-circu-
lar course, bringing up some distance from the
point where the other end Is secured.
HAULING THE SEINE
IL IL then fastened to a vindiass and the
hauling commences. In the case of big nets
hoeses are used to draw the seine and there