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Arrested for DIR. vulvitch's Murder.

Arrested for DIR. Vulvitch's Murder.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, March lit is stated that
a Bulgarian has been arrested on the charge of
connection with the murder of DR.. Vulvitch,
the Bulgarian agent to the porte, and has con-
fessed that the Odessa committee of Bulgarian
refugees had commissioned him to commit the
murder. He refused to carry out the crime,
which was afterward perpetrated by two Rus
SLAMS whose names he does not know.
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PROPOSALS.

pkvrosALs TOR SUPPLIES PoR Tak posr
Department. Warrington. b. G. March =. Iss5 y
Sealed f9pSsss va, 5s Tecsysd 81 IN, dsesrtn.s
Noon, for furnishing wrapping paper. wrapping
paper Tor iacn. ss twine letter scales. post mark
pads paper. envelopes ruber goyds. pens, pen bold
folders articles Of steel ruolr sTssers booss tyIe.
writer SUI piee and miscellaneous stationery. IN such
such times and from time To time they may bs
dered: during the asa. ~. year bsslnnlns July lnz
OF the departnent. OF postal service Bsnss for prv-
Of the reouirem,nts TO lie met respect TO each
ticle and he estimated quantities probably 60 he
msan.r Of faddnr aud Conditions e. r. oi,srrsed by
bidders. viii be punished arplicstoa
Ofhc- Department. Wsshinston. d c. The Post.
BIDS 20 Waive ieehnies detects and 70 ae.rt an, psrs
81 any BID snd re..ct the other part JOHN MANA-
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND FRESH
Il kegetab. Office A. 4. 3, Washington Barrs.ls
u. C. March Il. IS9-seaed pruI osais triplicAte.
Serseeni stsS ne vii ~ rs,eiS ~. Al t,. m ant
TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON On FRIDAY. APniL
Of bidders Tor iurnshns and RI the frss
se and Ise' sssstsess sssTres q the
70 tro9ps therest durnx The nsca year oominenclns
be proSos 5s n snS m ss.
yeloI marked Prorocas for Fresh Beef and Fresh
government reseryes the right 20 reject al
Iosais Any contract msds under ths sdverisen eat
any obligation lor Payment In excess Of aproprAuon
GRANTED 1n o. .onsrsss dof ,s pniIose vi I'M. ana
GHAkLas v. HOSES. fira Lieut. ana K Q. ".
r..lrd Artillery. Ac.s. mhIl-st
Washington Navy lard March :. 1877. Sealed
proposals, incors Proposals tor Cor per, Be. for
h M &c Ssss az 10 X O.
a anti fosns Nssy MsGa 4 81
SosD l p snS = Eu sh ss1ea
20 90 pounds copper 40 pcanas sise sos.ss
1000 rounds TIN. 400 pounds slab xinc. also .
Ssrd~sre lumber. paints Pii. htnnss. ,oos cos
sose sL.Ieoai 1S:ains sand: SriS. sc ms .rtislss
naval Inspection. Blank proposals WILL 10 furnished
Yard or 70 the Bureau. TIE sstsniion Of msnufscs.
urers and dealers 10 invited. Tie bds. all other
reserves The wsse defects or 70 reiec; ssy o.
Al oiss 1ot asssa ,ns s,ss ,9 e
80 mhs-2.wav
SEALLp PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ar
- the once OF the superNisnx Architect. IrA-ury
"a on ,hs TWENTY We fiSh ph DAY ~ SaGea
.so snS material rsaITd iof Sos.nr oi
roof OF boiler house. oureHa of eng ayns and print
and :, ece.t,on sopis, q which may Be had on ~,
W certified checs for a not less than per
OF the amount Of the proposal The night reserved
formsiity m any bid All proposals 1evsd after tis.
time stated wa be re;urne. 20 tine bidder Propos.ls
Proposal tor the New Covering for the Roof u
D. . Gi sDd ne
BROOKE. supervising Architect. mh2-eoca
DkQ, OsALs FOR ROOFING COPPER .oFFIck
toll Washington. .. C.. February Is. Iss2-seslse
ior the tTes 6ool s.ci rooi. and porco sshinss q
tsf r.SsSe :. so III. O ose un
on MONDAY. the FOURTEENTH DAY Oh hAhCA:
Of BIDDERS speciscsilons. general Instructions INA
s ss ON AND ssnh :. thus sEkS2kp
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A MOTION TO STRIKE OUT ovERRuLEp.
Chinese Immigration to Canada.

OTTAWA. ONT, March 1.-THE returns of the
Chinese immigration during the six months
ended December so last show that 1857 Chinese.
paying S13l ,GG0 poll tax, entered Canda; that
l, l0l returned on certificates and that ,lO7 re-
turn certificates were issued.
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AIiAhh SLOAN. Auct'Oneers. ,.o,a.,

VERY VARIABLE THRLE-sToRY. ATTIC AND
BASEMENT PREssED-bRIcE RESIDENCE
No. g26 IRLrT. BETMIiEN Ninth AND
TLNIH STREETS NORTHWEST. Al AUC-
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH TWENTY
fIhST. 1872. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, In
'front.' OF the premises. shall sell the ~ feet
front, with depth of s5h ieet. VI Of lot I,
square 3ss. lialiOved by three-stOry basement and
atrlc pressed-brlck residence containing ~
bath rooIl. &c. No. s,6 l. street Tbs
valuable property. near the post ofhos building
llth street and Eennsy avenue aAd really
ceut-r OF business that anu readily he
altered Cor BUSINESS purposes.
Terms. Ons-third cash. balance IN and tee
years with notes hearing interest and secured by DEED
of n net properly sold A.. convey anc ms
cording nj purchasers cost. Three hundred dollars
deposit required at the time sale psFfert
Should TIA. terms Of sale not complied witn
days tie pro. erty may be resod and Of
de- aultInz purchais.. LAllMEk A kLDAN.
lnhs-d6ds AucfioDe~st
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CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT JAPANESE
ART SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At our sales room. 1901 d ST.. opposite Pa. ave..
THIS DAY and FOLLOWING DAYS at ELEVEN
A. NJ. and THREE p. NJ EACH DAY
Among the collection TO be sold today very
6ne Specimens OF ANTIQUE and MODERN SAT-
81 MA, 1lZAN, IMARY and TOXIC NAsEs. CokOS,
SAUCEkS. TEA POTS. &c.
Very handsomely embroidered SCREENS in three
and ioIrfold. EMBROIDERED PANELS. SILK
SHAWLS, LADIES and GENTS DRESSING
ALSO
BEONZES. IVORY CARVINGS, &c, &c.
Don't miss this chance of securing some handsome
souvenirs of japanese art at merely trfng cost.
bidder irrespective OF cvst.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS co.
fe2p-lm 1901 ID St. opp. Pa. ave.
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After the report OF the case Of Howard J.
Schneider closed in yesterdays STAR Rose
Rosary, a large, dark-colored woman, was called
and said she lived at 1923 18th street. About 8
O'Clock on the evening of January 81 she was
on the south side of Q street and q man
passed from her side over to the
other side, where there were two
ladies and gentleman. The man
snatc he'd the lady, who stopped, roughly. and
spoke very roughly to her. then he fired right
at her four times and once at the other man.
Could not soy that the man who did the shoot
ing had hold Of the lady when he shot her
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AGAINST A LARGE HALL.

Mr.. Daniel Dougheriy Protests Against One
for the Democratic Convention.
Mr.. Daniel Dousherty of New York, the elo-
quent friend Of Mr.. Cleveland. has written q
letter to Senator Brice, the chairman of the
democratic national committee, protes ting
against the construction of a large hall
in Chicago for the accommodation of
the democratic national convention. He
argues that large hall merely furnishes
accomm odations for the friends of candidates
who interested in influencing the action
Of the convention; that the audience
assembled may entirely misrepresent the senti-
ment OF the country, but bv demonstrations OF
enthusiasm may deceive and influence the
judgment OF the delegates. He thinks
that the convention should be considered
a. a committee and that no extraordinary &C.
commodations should be provided for the public
His purpose evidently is to guard against a
large delegation of Tammanyites taking posses
sion of the hail to influence tine convention
Notwithstanding his letter. however, it is en-
tirely probable that the hall will be constructed
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ENTITLED TO DIscHAgGE-Secretary Elkins
has made q ruling that enlisted men who are
serving in tho second, third. &c. enlistment.
but who are no, deriving pecuniary benefit
from former enlistment, are entitled to pur-
chase their discharge under clause I, general
eeders. No. 81, A. q. o., 1890.
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THoAAs DOWNING { SON. Auc.onesrs.
VALUABLE 91NSInHPRovED PnopznTy1s BROOK

VALUABLE 9aNNinnfnnCShD 1PkDHEkTY IN BROOK.
=, ,ses At
three portions Of the estate Of the late Geo
VI. and Ehsabsth Talbot, CONTAINING S..s5o, 10, 40
and ~ square feet OF ground respectively Ths
ate CAtnoYc Uniyeysiy WITH steam and electric car
Terms Of sale cash, . deposif u Sl0O reouirs6 On
each lot when sold Gale % b eossd With Is dsys
.ss 5GRRSHAs BOWLING soH. xAi AZ
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To COMMAND THE POWDER DEPOT - Col
James N. Whittemore, ordnance department
now on leave Of absence. is assigned to the
command of the United States powder depot.
Dover, n. j., and Lieut.. Col. Joseph P. Farley.
ordnance department.. is relieved from the
temporary charge of said depot.
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DATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts,
N go Pennsylvania ave. n. ".
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A MODERN TWO STORY
L AND CELLAR BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
AS No. 1917 LINDEN STREET, TIE DROIT

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the LIST day
OF May, A. ID. lSSS. and recorded in nber No. 1914
fSS 30 81 :eQ one 81 the land records Of the District
of the note secured thereby. will sell at public
auction. IN front OF the premises, on FRIDAY. The
ElGH TENTH DAY OF MARCH, A d. 1892 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described real
estate and the thereon, situate the
county q WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia, wit
Lot Numbered twenty-one CID of Edward Caverly,s
subdivision OF lots ve () and 90 ana part of lot
Tour t4) IN block numbered nine o. lie Droit Park :"
Is SAID sion recorded in liber county No. g.
foio 81, Of the surveyors once OF said
DIES bald iot ID improved by Q modern two-story
(5thl street. Ls Droit Park.
Terms of sale: one-third Of the purchase money to
De paid IN cash and the balance and years
from Gay OF SALE for which the purchaser
must Be given. bearing interest,", pay able senannu-
the rate Of six t6) per centun per until
psld and secursd by deed Of trust on the propsty
SOLO, or all cash. 81 the option Of the purchaser. Al
conveyanctny and recording at purchasers de-
poelt OF eO Will be required At the time of sale II
the terms o. sac are not complied with within ten days
from the day o: sale the the right
70 resell the property at the and the
faultinT purchaser after i've days previous notice
The Eventnx Star.
y WH u T. ,a AIMS Trustees.
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctionser mh7-dkds
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The Kaiser w II 60 TO Roumania.

VIENNA, March H. The Neu Freie Presse
| says that Kaiser William will attend the Rou-
| manian maneuvers in the autumn, to take
| place between Galatz and the Russian frontier,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-11

Mr.. W. A. CRoFFUr will lecture this evening
before the Y NJ. C. A. in its hall on New York
avenue. Subject: ''Zigzags Around the Med
iterranean."
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AUCTION SALES.
ftlt NE DAhs.
I ATIMER 4 SLOAN. Aucuoneeu.
IL l$01 q st.. L. Q. Treasury. NsaAansSoa d I,
SALE BY CATALOGUE
THE SUPERB AND KxrRAoRpIxAnr
COLLECTION nT

SALE BY CATALOGUE
THE SUPERB AND ExTRAoRpINAnT
COLLECTION OF
si3NoR foLLI OF ROME ITALY,
EMBRACING BEAUTIFUL sEvREs
TABLE Bought AT pENkNposSF
SALE SUPERB SOFAS. CHAIRS And
OTHER RARE SPECIMENS OF rHK
EMPIRE AND LOUIS XIV. XIV AND XVI
PERIODS. ANTIQUE CABINETS. So
PERI NAPOLEON SUITE OF FURNI-
TURE. RARE sEyREs. DRESDEN AND
VIENNA VASES. BULL CHAIRS. FLOR
ENTINE CARVED WOOD MIRRORS,
DUTCH SILVER. RARE PIECES OF OLD
BRocApEs AND DAhAsk roRTIEREs
AND TABLE COVERS Oh ANTIQUE
SILKS. ETC, ETC.
THE SALE To TAKE PLACE WITHIN
OUR NEw AND ooMMopioUs SALES
ROOMS. lso7 @ STREET. ON THURS
DAY AND FRIDAY AND MONDAY,
MARCH TENTH. ELEVEN AND POUR
TENTH. AT ELEVEN AN AND rive
PM EAcH DAY.
EXHIBITION
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
MARCH sfvENTH. EIGHTH AED
NINTH. FROM NINE AN TO NINE ..
H. EACH DAY.
LATIMER q SLOAN.
mho-dts Auctoneers
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] ATCLIFFE. DARE I CO., Au

RATCLIFFk. DARE co.. Auctionsers
TWO DESIRABLE 2-sTORY BRICK HOUSES, ALL
H N0PEEM M IRM HEA NHI ~
2 sh,A AN5 2a4 r STREET NORTHEAST. BY
Or TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH FIF:
TENTH. AT HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. ws will
offer for sale. IN front Of the premises,
SUB LOTS l19 AND LIZ.
IN SQUARE 753
Fronting each 10 feet by 100 feet running back 20
large alley. improved BY two we'll built houses
with all the fastest improvements, mailing them very
desirable foe an in vsetnenf % fog homs.
Terms: Over and above an tucun ance e ez.5O0.
depost OF o2u0 On each houss required q The uipe
g sala ~ the terms g sa.e afe not coMpnee whn "
the propsfy e risk md q the aqting pur
CHASER aftor I've days. edvorttqfwent Of ouch ~
sslne nsvopaper puhltsAed N veshi1stoa DC. Az
ohnDw. Dn8100
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY,
where q any time write " 0ko. Z. HOWELL .
co.. 10 spruce ST. Nov York. au2l-ly
livery ONE IN NED OF INFORMATION on
Il the subject OF advertising will 90 well 20 obalna
cory Of bcok ior Aosertisers. 90 psxss pics -
careful compilstion from the American Nev-papsr
directory all the best rapers aud clan Journals;
gives the circulation rsssnr Of and good
deal insoruston about and other mafters
so N 1b1SS1isisa B6kIxU. 10 sr1sos
g.. New tork su2l-ly
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WILL DECLINE TO RUN.
Representative Compton VIII Not lie n Can
didate for fermentation.

Representative Compton OF Maryland has
decided not to stand for reelection to Con-
gress- To STAR reporter he said today that
probably within a week he would write a letter
giving his reasons for declining a renonina-
ton
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TWO VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET BETWEEN
SENENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH NINE
TEENIH. lsSs. IN front OF the premises. We shall
sell, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK.
Lots "a and %. in square $685."
"lS4xllO H."
THIS property located OF the most desirable
sect ions in the northeast and should commxnd the
ten-ioE Of investors.
Terms: Half cash; balance in two years with notes
bearing interest anu secured by deed Of trust. All
ana recording at purchasers cost. elOO
deposit on each lot at time oi sale
mnl0-d&ds LATIMEh SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUABLE- PEoPERrY,
L No. lao3 NV HAMPshIhE AVENUE, BE-
THEN n AND sIRkLIs SoklHHEsr.

TKusrLE's SALE or yALUABLE PIopERrY,
l. NO: l.o3 NV HAMpshIhE ANENlz BE-
I TMhEM N ANp y sLRkhIs SoHl
tnder and oy virtue Of decree psesed March Z.
lsss IN equity No. lSlSB Of the Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, wherein the Washington
Loan end Trust Company. admin .strsfor.
plainant and thomas '. hammond ct a.. defend
ants, the under.i. ned will offer the hlIst
bidder on FRIDAY, MARCH EIGHIkFNTH. A ID.
1877, at HALf-PAsr rot O'CLOCK 1. NJ. an front
Il the premises. all OF lot numlere thin ca.
excepting tue south tour ns-hsf t4x in'h-r by
the depth Of said lot In 2. eub-
division of lot e In X. 4. kson subd-
VISION of original lot four ts, sId others
ninety nine (D said aforementioned subdivision
srecvrded tbs ofhe VI the surveyor VI the District
of Columbia in book IL. pare lG
leilns OF sale one thn d OF purchase ash
and the balance two equal installents, pay re-
sectiVey IA aud tweiNe date Of sale.
with Interest at centum per spnum date
OF sale. said installmens be represented by the
pronssory notes VI the pur hAser purchasers. or all
cash, at the optlon Of the purchaser. dep q
$500 required af the time of tie sale All conysyAnc
INK and recording at cost IL the terms Of
sale not coupled with within IOl days the
trustee tie right defaulti pur-
chAser's risk and cost
JOHN b. LARNER. Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. AuctloneerS- nIhb-dts
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TNHOWAS DOWLING 3 Bun, Auctioneers.
L 6l2 1T NV.
Two-sToRY FRAME DWELLING. TO BE RE
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ We VIII sell
in front OF the premises. corner Rhode Island ave
and It. northwest two-story frame dwelling to BE-
removed In ten days from day Of sale.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON Aucfioneers
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. AUcT!oNEERs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, IN mon TGoAERY

COUNTY, Maryland. AT AUCTION.
AT FOUk O'CLOCK P. NJ, we Will sell on the
premises this yaiuab improved farm. containing 100
acres. situated in Montgomery county, Nd. the
B,sdsnsburg road. near -Four Corners. about two
Kadle Farm, and adjoins the lands of smith heirs
U. H. p. Clarke and Frank Wright.
The improvements consist oil Q comfortable S-room
frame dwelling barn. stablins for six horses. COW
stables hox pen. chicken house, house, sheds
and ssbiing cattle. &C. The farm is well watersd
aud set in grass, with good young orchard with all
kinds of Iruit.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in one and two years
with interest from dsts. Deferred payments be
cured BY deed OF trust the property, deposit Of
mhlO-dtd THOMAS BOWLING SON Aucts.
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GERHARD LASa's famous book beer ready
Saturday, March II. Excels them all-Adut
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THE scHxE1DER MURDER TRIAL
A Sensational Bit OF Testimony Given in
Court This Morning.

ONE WITNESS swEARs THAT HE HEARD Hsvs.
scHNEIDKR SAY, howard SCHNEIDER HAS SHOT
MY BROTHER AND ME- IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE SHOTS WERE FIRED.
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ToDAY's CABINET MEETING.
The Bering sea Situation Discussed, but No
Change In the Status Made

AWAITING TIE REPLY OF LORD SALISBURY TO THE
LAST DEMAND OF This GoyKRSMEST-vEssELs
AyAILAsLE To PROJECT THE SEAL FISH RIEs
II WE NUsr DO SO Alone
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AUCTION SALES.



lohoKKOW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS eco. Auctioneer.
soTR REGULAR
HOUSEHOLD 6 D. G EFF, OF EVERY DEscRIp-
TENTTH H an AMP PR pdE,NlS S;n
COMMENCING Ar TIN O'CLOCK An.
FROM PRIVATE PARTIES
general assortment Of Housekeeping Articles
FROM STORAGE ROOMS.
lor. Dining Room and Chamber Furniture. &c
FROM MANUFACTURER
Three Parlor Suites. Walnut and Antique Oak Cham
FROM DEALER.
stock Of Fancy Goods Notions. &c
One large Grsy Horse. suitable for heavy WORK.
pns peiysry SI 70 Il MD %i = sra.r 20
THOMAS BOWLING son. Auet,one.r.
hEfaSE sthH Fl a4gf Hass Eg s TIFE
II M QUE E, huGII9S Ro1Ns ANP SLw HoKsk
c T&IiiTTH: isss, AT IfS oeISck M ANoA
~sinu' and chapb.r arni,uTs II suites and odd
Room Chairs, Extension Taies m walnut and t osE.
Pier and Mnie hirrurs. brussels CARPET. Russ.
HSh sEw SShsE aER 4fskssf k Re-
St Sc t ,1e'sn
ATIMEh SLOAN. Aucuoneers.
IL l4O7 G street
LARGE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TlRE AND EFFECTS, Al OUR RFoIfIAH
SALE. SATURDAY. MARCH TMELf IN Al
TN O'CLOCK. AT AUCTION ROOMS, 1907 6
STREET.
EMBRACING A LARGE
Assortment of Furniture Painting. and Enersvnss
Piano. Carpets and Elegant Close Iarrise. AMI
Victoria beionging to the late Justice bradley.
ALSO
Several Fine Mirrors and general Household GOOD
CONSUMED by different PARTS
ALsO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Ope Elegant Close Carnage, nearly new and an fle
CANT Victoria. built IN Newark, n. j.. tor the lsi,
Justice Bra xey.
AEso. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
| number Of other vehicles and some fine harness
&c, &c.
mh1O-2t LATIMER a SLOAN, Auctiopesrs
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FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
AT OUR
LARGE AND ROOMY SALES ROOMS,
go PA. AYE. NV,
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH TWELFTH,
BEGINNING AT ] EN- O'CLOCK
The collection consists of Parlor Furniture Cham
ber Furniture oak and nut SITS. odd bureaus
Bedsteads. Washstanls. &c. ming Room Furnit ure
in Chars Extens. ON Tables Sdeboards. Side Tab es
&c; Library Furniture. such as Book Cases. Easy
SITES Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Pillows and b.
sters. Toilet Ware Carpets and general assortment
Of household Necessities.
ALSO,
FOR WASHINGTON LODGE OF ELKS, LOT OF
GOODS LEFT OVER FROM THE CARNIVAL.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ AT OUR MART. $50 c
STREET NORTHWEST. HORSES. CARRIAGES.
WAGONS, &C., &c.
CONsIGNMENTS RECEIVED UP To THE HOUR
OF SALE. LARGEST AND Most COMPLETE
CONDUCT OF THE AUCTION Storage HUSI-
NESS ssaa RADCLIFFE. DARk3 CO..
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,ef- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To SAT-
uRDAi, MARCH TWELFTH, 1892, same hour and
place JOHN 1kIMBl-E,
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FUTURE DAYS.
hUNCANSON BhUS.. Auclioneers.
~ 9Th and streets n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EFFECTS OF DRUG
STORE. No 1913 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
BY virtue of chattel deed of trust, dated August
10. 1891 and recorded in Liber No. lyy1 folio aS7
ct Sea- one OF the land records of the District
luIIb la and at the request OF the holders
secured thereby Will sell at public auction FRIDAY,
MARCH EIo IA a ENTH 1S9l. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
A. NJ. at the drug store known $ Ideal Pharmacy No
l.I4S New Jersey ave. H. ushington. D. c. all the
gools and chateIs mentioned IN aforesaid deed Of
trust. includnx show shell wing, counters Jars
nxtures one soda fountain, &c. &c. Terms cash.
mil l-dts ALLEN g. CLARK Trustee
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WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR

PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES.
Will be sold within the bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana
avenue. SATURDAY MORNING, kARC N
TWELFTH. at Ten O'CLOCK,
Twenty Head OF Eorses. shipped here by Messrs NJ.
FOX Son OF Baltimore. Among the lot will be
EIFIEEN HEAD OF FIRST CLASS WORK
HORSES. BEEN USED BY THE AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Will
POUNDS ZACH AND IN FINE CONDITION. THE
WHOLE LOT WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD WITH
OUT RESERVE.
mh9-3t S. BENsINGER, Auctioneer
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eR-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED To WE'D
NtsDAN, MAhCH NINTH. 49,, sane hour and
place. JOHN TRIMBLE,
mhS2ts Trnstae
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WALLER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctionesrs,
w lU0l st., opposite Pa. ave
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of the Post and the reporter wrote it down:
was sworn in the district attorneys Office and
made a statement
Judge Wilson, Did anybody there instruct
you not to give any one information about this
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(,Eo. w. sTIcKNEY. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMIRovED PROPERTY
ON STREET NORTH BETWEEN 18th AND
10TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust. recorded in
Liber No. 81. folio 40 ct seq one OF the land
records Tor the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest OF tie rarity secured thereby. Will offer for
sale, in ir Mt Of the premises. ON MONDAY The
s syIb DAY OF MARCH, 1872 at HAIF-PAsI
POUR O'CLOCK y. Nj, the following described prop
erty The city Of washnyton. District OF Columbia
TO wt The sest twenty t2Ol ieet front by the deih
thereof of lot numbered tweptyfour (24) and tine
whole OF lot numbered twenty-five Co) in Van Patten
aud Floods subd vision OF square numbered one hun
dred and forty -four DAD.
Terms of sale: All cash. deposit OF 800 will he
required when the property 10 Knocked down. n
terms OF sale not complied with IN ten days the
trustee the right resell the property al the
risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser alter 1--WE
dsye advertisement IN the Evening Star.
ei-2aWGds John TRINkIF Trus...