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T ATIMEh SLOAN. Aucs,oneee.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF RARE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE, TWO PIANOS. A VAST NUMBER
OF SUPERB OIL PAINTINGS. E1CHINGs
sells AND ADMINISTER CARPETS. TURKISH
RUGS AND
THE PROPERTY OF A CONNOIssEUR or RARE
JUDGMENT AND TASTE. WHO HAS BEEN
FOR THIRTY YEARS MAKING THE COLLEC-
TON FOR HIS OWN PLEASURE AND HOUSE
HOLD ADORNMENT.
EMBRACING IN PART
LARGE OIL PAINTINGS Ruins Of Paestum. painted in
S.rt1rs Of salvatOr Rosa Joan wilson, Faint E.
81 s y
great pIodnstion; I. Landscape, BY Constable; Ths
q rs %o Ms%sn Of tn. Druid.
Il sn ss. s.ls: The Visit e
Famine and rDssi,uct.on &. Docs s.. C..ss Props.
md na%Ssr 81 se:usa o:Sn.. Mns.p s.
sas%sas q sss@Sa sS {. ssssa:
sgs Ws.. q cas5ps.
s1S CT
sas ns ai
Son,ssl. GFsHd IAslst: paw. O., Pin. Salon.
ses Frrni,urs for nys rooms With Bsddins complete.
Glass and Fne Plated Ware, Kitchcn RssusifsS. DC.
lie eesant lower hall II the Buildersr Exehsnxs,
ssreets has been engaged for the sale OF this supeo
SfsSP r e. ss0IS s s6 ~ h x e
y. lsge, from .; m. until p. N.
The nala will take place the two days fotlovfQl.
JANUARY TwENTY-FlRST aud fWENTY-SEC-
0SD, cemmsnctng = HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK
SalS-0 Auctioneera.
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Written for The Eveuing Star,


Nescience.
/ am waiting, / am waiting by the riverside alone
For the voice of one whose spirit like gentle
breath has flown;
i am waiting, i am waiting by her lonely sepul-
cher,
Where the music of the forest breathes the requiem
for her;
Where the waters of the river whisper ever from
the deep,
OF the infinite, eternal, the impenetrable sleep.
While the antiphon Of heaven knels the dirge Of
parted breath
And the stars in awful silence tell of everlasting
death;
Still I'm waiting, On, I'm waiting for message
from her soul
Mid the music OF the waters in the murmur of
their dole
ain waiting, am waiting by the dark, sepulchral
stream,
In the palling fascination Of melancholy dream,
Az yearn ever hearken in a pondcraole fear,
Mid the purlng Of the river 80 mellinuously
drcar,
For token from my loved one that the love Of
parted souls
Holds communion with the living and their destiny
controls;
But the murmur of the river In its doiorinc dow
Is iae only sound that answers through the dark
ness cold and low,
While Tn waiting, sadly dreaming, meath the stars
sOmniiic stare
By the tomb Of my beloved in the anguish Of
despa!r
-CLIFFoRD HOWARD.
Washington. January I6, 1894.
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AUCTION SALES.
future DAYS.
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Auc,,oueer..

vES syov yALuABlE nrl INTRoyED AND gSIM;
s TDTkfT RET"f nESs, k N1 sTF HITS
TEINIH STREET with SIDE LOTT. AT
On THURSDAY. JANUARY TwENrY-FiRsr.
lSse,, at HtLF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. in iron.
Of the PREMISES. sc viii sell al! OF Lot and north
east side OF Fourteenth between and streets
northwest by depth Of los tee, to an alley 1rrove
ing ~ rooms and bath. with modern inn
and all in socd order. The house covers abou; 81
on the north-a very desirable lot 10 improve.
Taken as who.e this is one OF tue ;nost desirable
18th street for some time and should command gen,
Terms: e. 0co cash. balance in equal payments a,
b. deed OF trCs, ON the property or ali cash. Al
@ m and resornx al COS. Of LurShaser
to bc comp led With within f;een days. Title perfect.
lall-d&ds LATIMER SLOAN. Auciioneers.
nUNCANsoS BHoS.. Aueponeers.
RECEIVERS SALE or FLAMING MILL. ETC.
FOOT OF FOURTH TI,EE1 SOUTHEAST.
JS o ea &c pAsseo On ae on o By ., yana
Sha., :, H Warren Ct AZ Equity BE- l33i2 We VII
0. Drerer shse;z Co. at 4 foot Of It'll St Sc. ali
ri.,s. hn shed and unfinished work. and all otter sS
piances snd aprur'enances. including uneIpirei
ls:,'. the property OF said Drawer sneetz Co. now
In our possession as receivers.
lens OF sale-one ih;ra cash. balance in three ard
aonts. secured by notes with good endorse. and
rus on properly Sold or all cash. at the tiVn Of tie
eriis Of sale 20 tie pe with IN Ave days OIL her
wise the receivers rsLt resell tie prop
er's a, the risk and cost Of tue dsaul,nE purchaser
heS nve cays advertls enent of such resale some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON, d. q.
MM d, CAMPBELL.
7. l.. WILLIAMS.
!aidts Receivers for Draper, Sheetz Co.
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The strike Of the southern Expre,. messo,
From Puck.

The strike of the Southern Express messon-
gers is practically ended.
Eleven men Of the bark Countess OF DufYerin,
abandoned ct sea, reached Baltimore yesterday.
Col. William L. De Borbon, who conducted
the Mansion House in Reading, Pa, for nearly
sixty years, retiring several years ago, one OF
the oldest and best known landlords in eastern
Pennsylvani, died yesterday aged eighty three.
Augustus c. Abe was crushed to death In An
elevator at York, Pa, yesterday,
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WHO TILL THE SOIL.
The Farmers Alliance and Some of
Its Leaders.
WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS
Prominsn' Legislative Representatives
Fsru-rswho Have Come to Congress--some
of TLeir Characteri.tios-Einanc Reform
srs and Their Stand

HERE rs NOTHING
very attractive in the
a ntique four-story
bIildinS in which the
Farmers Alliance lit
crary bureau has its
headquarters 1t is on
North Capitol street
and ii looks "a though it
might have been there
when L'Enfant made
bis first sketch map Of
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Last ard as yet least known Of the senatorial
three &c John Iaurens Manning Irby of South
Carolina. Senator Irby has not been in the
Senate very much since business opened up at
the commencement of this session. so his circle
OF congressional acquaintance is trife lin
tied. He seems 20 be popular with those who
have known him and It is perhaps only a question
of little time when lie too will be called upon
to father lot OF unreasonable measures pre-
pared by those whose alleged minds unfortu-
:uuateiy have no rational occupation. Senator
Irby has high social standing il his state. He
was elected as q democrat, but his election was
due to the efforts OF the alliance. He is
pledged to that organization. Il is said. and
will DOUBTLESS vote with the democrats on all
measures except alliance ones; on those he will
flock with PfeiIer and Kyle
N THE HOUSE.
To speak Of an alliance member of the House
is very vague and uncertain way of designat-
ins the mans party allegiance. For instance
RICHARDSON of Tennessee. Joe Washington of
the same state and Clark Lewis of Mississippi
are members of the alliance. though tie public
DO not associate their names with the alliance
movement and they are known politically only
as active democrats of good standing in the
party. There is quite number of other men,
bers in Congress who have subscribed to the
constitution of the alliance. but are ardent
odd party" men.
Or tie other hand. TON" Watson, who was
the alliance candidate for Speaker aud got the
votes Of all the alliance mea who Kept out of the
old party caucus, is not a member of the al
lance at all. He is lawyer ami is. therefore,
not eligible TO membership in the alliance.
The alliance folks, however. regard him as
leader. looking upon his profession as merely
an unfortunate technicality which disbars him
from membership in their order.
NOT A STRIKING FEATURE.
The members of this politico-industrial order
do not form any conspicuous or striking
feature of the House. Some of them are re-
garded as cranks. but the fraternity of cranks
In Congress extends far beyond the limits of
this order, so that that is no Distinguishing
feature, nor do they as q rule dress or look
different tr0u the average of the House.
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rNHOMAS Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
rRggssT IES SALE OF THREE THREE LOTS, EACH IN;
BRICK DWELLING. TWO On STRICT Be
TMEEN NORTH CAPITOL STEEET AND
NORTH CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN AND
STREETS.
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust recorded respec
lively IN Lber No. l4AU. folio 1873; Liber No. 1890,
folio 1919 aud Liber No. 1880. too l6o. of the land
records OF the District % Columbia and by OF
the parties thereby secured. will sell at pubic
lion in front of the promises on MEDNLoDAY. JAN
UARl TWENTIETH. 1882, at HALF-pA3f FOUR
O'clock I. NJ. lots i9t. I97 ana 1ys in Russell.
Brice and subdivision Ok part Of original lot
IL in square G' as yer plat i'll hook IL page ~. of the
records of the ors Office Of said District, with
The improvements above stated.
Terms One-tLird cash, OF which a deposit OF slOO
on each lot must be made at time OF SALE and the
balance in three equal ia six, and
eigheen months. tor which notes OF purchaser
interest from day OF sale and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. will he taken AL cash. the
option OF the purchaser. II terms complied
with In twelve days from sale the property will be
bod a, the rsi and cost of purchaser after
ten days advertisement in The Evening Star All con-
veyancing and recording at purchaser cost.
I5MM9MAs p e MiANSaSAMAN., Trustees.
T. E. WAGGAMAN. Auct. taS-d&ds
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said, for his bluch-advertised whiskers have
been vagged but little since he took his seat
As a stump speaker the Senator was popular
HE plans.bili;y more than compromising Tor his
proiixitv- Finance Is Mr. PETERS strong
Loid: some Of his propositions will worry
several Senators before the session comes to
an end The kAnsan has not as yet unfolded a
novel plan by which. so he says. lie can make
easy the putting into circulation of several
hundred million dollars For some reason OF
Other IoSaI erarks have selected Senator PETER
as the medium through which eccentric legis-
latiye ideas and desires should be filtered. He
Is regarded by great many people Is the only
true champion OF liberty in public life. and the
rspRtation thus mado for hin must cause him
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auc.,oneers.
RrsB -

EXTENSIVE PEREMpTORY SALE OF HORSES,
CAhRiAGES. fHAETONS HANSOMS, FAM
STAGES. HARNESS. &c. AT Al CTION.
e6nseguence OF the railroad conveying PASSENGER,
and exchange stable, No. 1900 II street north wes:
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTIETH, ISet al
TEN O'CLOCK. his entire outfit Of Horses, Carriaxes
&C.. without reserve. at auction.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
20 head o. Young. Sound DRIVING and Work Horses
pairs OF Fine Matched Horses, q Family Carr,ases
] ihree-seat Dayton Wagon, Bugsies. . Hansoms
and Harness Four horss stage o carry twenty pas
sengers Ten-seat wagonettes, > SleigLs TWo.Horst
STAGES, 20 sets Of single and Double Harness; mos
Robes snd Stable peraphernalis, &c.
LEWIS J. COLLINS
Jai2-dts 5000 IL st. q. Y,
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MAHLON ASHFoEp.l ru,..o.u
jaJ-eol ALDIS Is. BROWNE; trustees.
& BENS1NGER. AUCTIONEER
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA
LAAR. No. 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE.

-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA.
LAAR, No. go LOUISIANA AVENUE.
AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES.
HARNESS, &C.. EVERY TUESDAY. THURS.
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. CON-
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK THE ONLY
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUS-
lively TO THE SALE OF HORSES, CAR.
EIAGES AND HARNESS. AND IS THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON
HAND 80 DAYTON WAGONS AND SO BUG
GIEs. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE
SALE AT VERY Low PRICES. ALSO EVERY
SORT OF VEHICLE KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED AT
PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK
IN THE CITY. PURCHASERS ARE INVITED
TOCALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
PURCHASING.
s. BENsINGER.
ta9-lm Proprietor.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE fJ) TWO-STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH TWO
STORY BRICK BACK BUILDINGS. ON Q
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, recorded in Liber No.
1896 folio 6, Of the land records of the District
Columbia and at the request Of the party thereby
secured We will sell at pubic auction in front of the
premises. MONDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
FIFTH. 1882. a. HALF-PAsT OUR O'CLOCK p NJ.
lots 10. G6 g. ~ and 60 in the subdivision Of part
lots and 8. in square :,S. per plat in book 10,
PAGE l49 of the records OF the surveyors Office of said
District with the improvements above stated.
Terms Onethird cash of which 100 Il ust be paid
each lot 1T time OF SALE and the balance in three
equal insalnents IN six twelve and eiyteen months
tor which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from day OF SAFE and secured by deed Of trust prop
chaser. If terms are not complied with in fifteen
day from sale the trustees the right resell
the property at the risk and of the defautns pur
chaser purchases All conyeyancinx and recording
Will be at purchasers cost.
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.l r-,.,..
j. W. PTLLiNG, trustees.
IHoS. f. wAGGAMAN,
1al4-dSds Auctloneer.
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has seven children. He dresses like farmer.
looks like farmer and has the traditional
straightforward fashion. He 10 man who
probably does his own thinking and has come
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JOSEPH ATKINS. Assignee
I ATIMER d SLOAN. Aucrioueer..
HIrSI SFsS pTpuGi,-rv Z SGArN NfN pi

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN AS NUMBER
20l4 SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED IN THE
DISTRICT o. COLUMBIA.
by virtue ot a deed OF Trust dated December 18.
OF the I'm. records " sad strict. AMI at the request
oil the party secured thereby. will sell at public
sqstl4n m front Of the pren.ises On MONDAY JANU-
AIRY lWEHTl-llFlH, lSs2. at -FOUR O'CLOCK P.
NJ The following described resl estate situst. in the
county of Washington, District OF Columbia. and
known and described AZ part OF lot numbered thirty
seven go. IN Jesse x. Haw's subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant and Pheasant Plas bounded as follows: Be;
SnnS Ior the same ~ the northeast corner OF said
lot supnossd to be l Ieet north OF the north
west corner OF fiorids avenue and TIN street ex-
tended, fnnn,ns thence westerly aons the north line
erly parallel to 9Th street extended 20 .eet; thence
cssery parallel to tho north line of said lot 10 So 100
teet, and thence north along 9Th street extended
twenty (0) feet to the place beginning improved
By q two-story brick house.
Terms OF sale: One-tllird cash. balance in and
two with interest at the rate OF per cent on
deferred payments. which shall De secured by deed
trust ON the property so all cash. at the option
the purchaser. deposit ut 500 viii 10 required Of
tine OF sa.e All convey ancng and recording to be
cost OF purchaser. II terms OF sale not complied
with IN ten days of sale. the trustees
the right to resell At risk and cost Of detsuing pCr
chaser.
Z. L. SCHMIDT,
oil 9Th Of. NV. lr,,.x.>.
OSCAR NAUCK, A6Os
ta.4-dkdS 1Sso eth st, NV. j
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Z. L. SCHMIDT, !
ill 9Th Of. n. W.. u.,...
OSCAR NAUCK, A@1'
1S2o eth st, u. W..
jat4-dkdS
~ 0th and D streets n.

~ 9th and d streets u. ~.
TRUSTEES, SALE or HORSES, CARRIAGES,
HARNESS, BUGGIES. &c., CONTAINED ON
pREMISEs 26AND 2.S NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Lber
I6 ione i35 e. sea- enc II the land records Of the
on the premises on MONDAY, THE ElGHTEEN
DAY OF JANUARY. A. u. 1897. commencing at I EN
O'CLOCK A. IL, tie goods and chattsik mentioned In
schedule "A, contained the premises known VI
:f2U and 3s.S NEW JEnSEl AVENCE NORTHWEST,
and partly named as follow:
One Black Mare. very fast: One Gray Horse.
One Brown Marc. One Sorrel Horse.
One Gray Saddle Horse, One Gray Horse,
Two Buckboards, One Concord BURY,
One Six-seat Carriage. One x.-top Carriage.
One Junr-Seat Carriage, One Jump-seat Carriage.
One Coupe. One Canopy-top Surrey,
JAMES =. 1kOWE,l r,r.....
jal2-dts o. o. GREEN. Afo
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y ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 CO.. Auc,,oneers

K ATcLlFFE. DARR & CO.. Auc,.onsers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DWELLING No. 25 E
SIkEEI NORTHWEST. COMPRISING PAR
LOK FURNITURE. FORTH RES. LACE CUR
IANS. PICTURES. FOLDING BED. WALNUT
AND OAK CHAMBER sETS. wkRDl.OBkS
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND
bOLSTEkS. TOILET SETS. SIUEBUASDS,
lNrES>loN TABLE. DINING CHAIRS,
CHA AND GLASS WARE. BODY BRUS-
Sells AND OTHER CARPETS, EU,S
kiTCHEN REQUISITES. &c, &c. by AUG
On MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY ELEv-
EN1H, at TEN O'CLOt X. will sell. at the above
residence. all the Furniture. Carpets, &c. con-
tanned terein, TO which the attention Of parties
ja5-', RArCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
As-THE ABOVE SALE Is pOsTPoNED UNTIL
THURSDAY, JANUARY FOURTEENTH. Same hour
anu pace. kAICLlFEE, DAkk CO.,
Jall-or Auctioncers.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
ponel on account of the rain until TUESDAY. JAN
UAEl NlEETEENTE, at San.s hoOr and place, at
which time the sale vii positive shine.
in addition TO the Above mentioned goods the sale
Wall contain lot % undo for atles
and children and many other goods too numerous to
mention. EATCLIFFE DARk * CO.,
jal4-d&lbs AUctioneers.
ERED'K J. BROWN, Attorney-at-Law.
l. 2222 St. Paul street, baltimore.
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ERED'k J. BROWN, AttOrney-a.-Law.
212s2 St. Paul street, baltimore.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY 1.
AND NEAR THE TOWN OF LAuM.L !,

MORTGAGE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
AND NEAR THE TOWN OF LAUNaL IN
PRINCE GEORGES AND HOWARD COUNTIES.
MARYLAND.
BY virtue OF the power contained in mortgage from
benjamin <. Crabbs to George NE. Brown. dated
October 20, 1887, duly recorded the under sixned,
the attorney named In said mortgage will sell pub
lie auction on the premises Prince GeOryes couaty,
on MONDAY. JANUARi EIGHTEENTH. 1892, III
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that parcel Of land lying
for the most part in Prince Georges and also partly
in Howard county, which described in deed froui
Susan B. Eaton and others to benjamin L. CrabDs,
dated August 20. 1883. duly recorded, containing II
ahG ~ lOo scres OF land more or less The Land lies
on both sides OF the Patuxent and bounds for
26 feet upon the north side Of Main stree. in the
VI Laurie.
The improvements consist Of large story stone
Hour mill, with turbine wheel and modern machinery
also two-story and back building double frame we'll
ing house also sixteen smaller twostory frame
in2s; also four frame stores Main street. OF
them LARGE, with room for dwelling store house
above.
Terms Of sale; One-thrd cash. one-tl.ird in six
months and onethird in twelve months with interest
from the day OF SAFE the credit payments he secured
70 the satisfaction Of the unaersigned all cash.
the purchasers option. depOsit Of $3.50 will be re-
CURED at the time of sale.
FREDERICK J. BROWN,
Ja12-5t Attorney Named in the Nortgage.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

II
Schedule in eject Decemb.r IL. 1891.
Leave WAshInston from station corner u New ysrus,
For Chicago and syss o1ss and s,ssss
Pros s, trains aSns,b IL 80 z, M sis Pr pm DAY.
For fttshurg and Cleveland. sIir.ss laiiy IL soA
For Lexington and staunton no soam
for miiien-sie5 q, and WAY stations. f53Opm
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga and Msmphh
II, Is r IA. daily. siesping car through.
O. 90 45-minate.1 800 $40 ~ 80 10 20. q s5.mls.
9 s IA 4, ~. a. X To- 80 q q. nalS "a
s sS ~ 80 ~ % ~ o1 80 nll % and ssR
sl9oo: 5,ningsss) 4; M, hl.oo. 40. Z, ~ u ~
. y; Sd, t5;o5: 4sminutesl. II. 10. ,o..0 o.a1
fSr AnnSpohs. : 20 and s 80 /. m. u 10 and sas
fOr FTedsr,cf. tiI.so a M. tsiis. - 30. ts.so
or Haserstown. ITO. o. m and ~. sop.m-
hohAL BLUE LINZ ION MN YORK AND PHIf-
For phiadelpsis. Sc. iort. Boston. and tn. cast,
noon; = 20 g %, DialnF carI, III aoPu- siespsn<
buffet farior Cars on ali day trains
a., for Bos,oa. ~ ?, IA With Pullman Buffet sleep
va fonshkseIse brdse landing passengers ~ y and
FOR klHntic CITY. l. o. 10 90 and IL % noon. sun
log time Of suburban trains time tables. to 30 ~.
fEIcept sunday. Daily, ssundAy only.
Bsggsee called for aud Checked from hotels and resi-
dences by Union Transfer Co. on orders lc;I AT tlckss
Offices. gig and l3Sl Ia ave-. aud at depot.
j. A. ODELL, CHAS. o. sCIII.
Gen. Manager. idl4l oea. Pass. Ast.
CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891
Trains leave daily from lnioE station lb. and D
9th and streets.
Through the srandes, scenery In America. with the
handsonest and most complete Solid Train sersscs
West Washington
LOO y. M, CINCINNATI Fas, Line" Solid Train
Washington 20 Cincinnati without change. arnvtax At
Cincinnati at ~ NJ connecting IN tne Union detot
tor Indianapolis. 81. Louis, &C.
IL 40 pan the famous n nv vestibule I.pited--
. solid yestibue with nx for ClnclnnAtl.
Ohio Lexsnston and Louisvie. Ky. arriving en-
cinnsti at q. 70 Lexington 20 pm. Louis
AsyO 4. m. connecting Union delots ali loInss.
10 Express for Gordonsy ile. Clark esyllle
Richmond Naypesboro'. stsunton ana PRINCIPAL Var
glpia points
10. 81 a. via r.. r. sndP Railway and Richmondts
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk-ONLf RAIL LINE
Pullman locations and neksts u coins ofnesA
noiS IL W. FULLER, GEM Passenger Agent.
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Byconmole consent Senator Peffer is regarded
a. she senior farmsr-statesman. although his
autobiography in the Congressional Directory
gives TO indication Of his having titled the soil
siace the close o: the war. William Alfred
Peter does no; impress the average observer
a Icing what Is generally termed "a strong
T.saa." hut beneath that benign and some
What reigious-appeHTing exterior there is
q teuac.ty which mag ustonish some Of
Tie brilliant Statesmen who have planned
o. have fun wish William Alfred. @.
the k4Esans oratory but little coald now be
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MANICURE.

MADANE PAYN. MANICURE AND CHiROPOD.
sGs 18th q rIS Epax
ltT GOODS south of HsW York. nSdeo-S
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PROPERTY ON IHE NORTH SIDE OF Z
STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SIX
TEENIH STREETS NOKTHwEsT. WASHING
TON. ID. G.
by virtue Of 4 certain deed of trns. to Us bearing
date October H. A. ID. 1880, AID duly recorded n Ill or
No. iJS Ioo Sjl ct seq OF tine land records vi iie
District Of Columbia and at tie request the part
secured thereby. will sell front the re!,l.
ON MEDNEsDAY, JANUARY TNENTIETN, a. u.
l%2. AT UALF-PASr -FOUR O'CLOCK I'M. .i,s
following described piece or parcei OF land situate
beiu IN the city WASHINGTON D.str.c. ColU.nit,
J"!i-- al OF lot numbered ., in Columbian Coz
rer and others suhd vision OF lois i'll sqUsre numbered
1J4 - per plat recorded in lber &. Ii. b., iOl.
.; Tho records of the Office OF tie srveyCT the d
trlct of Columbia. together with improvements
thereon.
TerIas of sale: One of the purchase money t.,
le paid in cash; the ba.ance in three equa .bs:aii-
Ients in enc, two and thrte years for which of
mum, lnterIt payable SEMI annually. and secured by
deed OF trust on the property sod, viii be all
cash, u Purchasers option. All COVE Ing and
cordlns 1T cost OF the purchaser \ deposit Of $500
VII he required at time Of Terms OF sale 70 pe
complied with III ten from day of sale othprw
trustees reserve the right to reese the roerty Ike
risk ard cost of defautin2 purchaser after ve days
advert seLelt OF such resale newspaper pub
l5ilcd al Washington. u. @.
MAHLON AsHFOED,l r-,..
JaJ-eod ALDIS is. BROWNE, 's"s'ces'