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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-23
TIE new Jersey TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY
CAPITAL $2o09009o No $50 MONTGOMERY STREET. JERSEY CITY.
AGENTS WANTED.
SALARY or coMMIssIoM
ROOMS.

"a S0 WEEK, FOUR ROOMS, a2.go. TWO
WV Rooms; housekeeping. Ne. ia Vanhorn
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The Record of Deaths.

The deaths reported to the health Office dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon yes
te-day showed an increase in the daily mortality,
there being swenty-four deaths reported, a ma
jorlty OF them having resulted from such
diseases as the grip, congestion Of the lungs,
pneumonia and diphtheria. Burial permits
were issued for the following:
White-Jennie L. Wharry, years. aortic
aneurisn:; Robert A. Connell. IS years, cndeIna
o: lungs; Henry A. Scudder. " Years, cerebral
hemorrhage; John Nail, 2 years, pneumonia;
George W. Sheffield, 50 years, py@mia; Mary
NJ Richardson, 30 years, grip; Geo. 4. Miller,
66 years. pneumonia; Chas. H. Hurdle 50 years,
congestion Of lungs; Vim. Kenrady, Il years,
congestion OF lungs; Ellen Shsghnessy, II years.
bronchitis; Mary A. finnacom, 81 years. pneu-
MONA; John L. Tally, 40 years, facial erysipe-
las Nettie PinSree. 80 years, consumption
Lillian L. Siehmann, months, meningitis
Hammond V. Harper. IL days. bronchitis.
Colored-Rose Ednunds, 50 years, dropsy
Rebecca Rome, IS years, erysipelas; Daniel
Ale Kander, " years, sbscess of liver; Catharine
Todd, "a years, congestion OF brain; Daniel
Banks, - years, typhoid fever: Georgianns
Ennis, Is years, diphtheria: Hattie L. Jackson
l year, consumption; VIM. r. Harris, 2 years
pneumonia; VIM. II. Lee. so years, senility.
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RATcL11fE. DARE CO.. Aueuon.sr.
TRUSTEES SAIL OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On STkEET BETWEEN FIRST Am THiRi n
SIREE1S NORTHWEST BY AITCClGN N----'N

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District VI Columbia. passed the 2Oth dsy of jan
uary. p lSsS.. IN equity cause No. iS4ii DOCKET
~. wherein Thomas ". Smith IL complainant ana
Richard Evans 81 al DEFENDANTS and also by virtue
81 certain deed Of trust in Libsr Sio folio
ct seq, one Of the land records Of the Oi,trct 81
Columbia and at the written request of the Dnrtv a.
cured tnereoy w otter iSr sale W public auction in
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. d. 1892. at FOUR O'CLOCK
inal lot H. In square 55l in the city Of WssninSon
point len l6-ioot silsy) distant one hundred md
ninety feet l94 feet) south Of the south
nns street northwest IN said city OF Mashinxton,
alley si , isss 6 ies0 70 thsty 600 pubic
tnence east feet lS see) eight Inches
- inches, son. the Inns Of said al.ey thence north
llol fSet thence west sixty nvs 1851 feet erht
49, inches to the place Of bsgnnins. together Inc
purtenances. &C.. 20 the same belonging
Terms OF sale: OLe-third Of the purchase money to
o. ps,d IN cash the residue in tive equal
70 bear nterss. q the rate Of per esn Per
property :oid or All cash. :, the option Of tbs puT-
&c Rsia when he property e knocked down. Terms
.ss y. Is:ss rssssve: the shsts resell the properly
eoavsyansias and HsSoEStus ts e Hurchsasrs cost.
,aas-dsds s& 5 y A..
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TRAGEDY OF THE SCHOOL GIRLS.
Alice Mitchell Says She Killed Frcda BE
cause They Could Not Marry.

Alice Mitchell Says She Killed Frcda Be-
cause They Could Not Marry.
Alice Mitchell Of Memphis, who cut the
throat of her girl friend, and Lille johnson
spent Wednesday night together in their room
at the Jail. The father of Lille also remained
in the Office Of the jail He is fearful that Alice
will do'his daughter some bodily harm. and
this fear is shared by the most of his family.
All efforts to interview Miss Mitchell have
failed. but yesterday morning a reporter
| learned from good authority what passed be-
tween her and her counsel. On other subjects
she seemed to be perfectly rational and did not
| realize the enormity Of the deed.
Il killed Freda," said she because loved
her and she refused TO marry me- / asked her
| to marry me three times and at last she con-
sented: We were going to marry here and 90
| to st. Louis"
What did you intend to do in st. Louis?''
| asked one of her attorneys.
"Oh, don't know. But when Freda prom
| Used to marry me l was so happy. 1 sent her
| an engagement ring and she wore it for q time.
| bat it was returned to me and was miserable.
could not bear TO be separated from her and
| resolved to kill ner / would rather she were
| dead than away from me-"
| The girl then asked one Of the lawyers where
Freda was. She was told that the body was al
Steinley Hinton's.
| 'On, mamma. sne sald. II could only see
her. Please let me 60 to see her. II could
only lie down by her side would be 80 happy 81
| When the permission was refused she broke
into q torrent OF tears, net for having killed
Freda, but for tho separation.
The lettors that she wrote to Freda are full
Of the most endearing terms and 60 to show
that the girl eagerly looked forward to the time
| when she could make Freda her wife.
! Strange to say, from what can be learned
Freda herself seemed to be infatuated with
Alice and willingly assented to the proposed
marriage.
The tune had been arranged and the affair
was to have been in the nature Of an elope.
ment She does not feel the confinement in
jail. but regards it a. a school girl would q
slight punishment. On other subjects she
talks nationally, as she does on the killing, Blu,
for the peculiar views she entertains Of the
proposed marriage.
The grand jury will investigate the case TO-
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GOETHE'S VISIT TO CARLOAD.

There is no doubt that the life of the
great poet was greatly prolonged by
drinking the waters of the Sprudel
Spring. We have the Sprudel Spring
brought to us in the form of Salt, which
is obtained by evaporation from the
waters Of Carlsbad.
The CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
powder form dissolyes tenacious bile.
allays irritation and removes Obstru NC.
tons by aiding nature. 1t acts sooth.
ingly and without pain. The genuine
has the signature Of EISNER & MEN.
DELSON CO., Agents. New York. ON
every bottle.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The difference between q loose vague
boast and IN affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one. and Of vital significance to q person
interested in the statement. The STAR s,ccars
TO us circulation. This is point OF great i'm
portance to advertisers
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionesrs.

TRuSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET BETWEEN AND 8 STREETS
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. DC.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date March
"a AID 1890 and duly recorded in Liber lA5S. folio
W. ct seq OF tle land records Of the District Of Co.
lulnbia aud at the request of the parties secured
thereby We will sell at public auction front OF the
premises. o. WEDNESDAY. IhE TENTH DAY OF
FEBHUAkY, AID, lSg2, AT HALF-rAST FOUR
O'CLOCK =. M. tho following described piece OF
parcel OK land premises situate in the city Of
Washington. District OF Co .umbia, being ali OF lot
numbered len C1O). in William Wallis subdivision OF
certain lots In square 49,, which said subdivison il
ouly recorded in Lber H. ID, c. folio ia OF the rec.
3rts OF the surveyors Office of the Dstrct Of Colum-
Dia, with improvements, &c.
Terms OF sale One third cash. balance in three ca ua]
payments IN six 90, twelve tl.) and eighteen IS)
MONTHS with interest at six (6) per per anpuu
interest payable secured by deed OF
trust upon the property solo. all cash. purchasers
option deposit OF &lU0 Will be required at time OF
sale. Al convsyancinE and recording at purchassr's
cost Terms OF sails to be complied with IN ten days
on day of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of de-
fAuIttng purchaser.
q. H. WILLIAMSON Trustee
W. L. EDMONSTOE. Trustee,
JaS1-cous 500 OH st. u. w.
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BENSJNGER. AUCTIONEER.
d WARRINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAk. No. 40 LOUISIANA ANENUE.

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.
RIAGEs 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
TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE
PURCHASING.
3. BENSINGER.
fa9-1m Proprietor.
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OF Skin Diseases, such IS Saltrheum. Eczema,
letter, Eryslpeias, Carbuncles, and kindred
ailments. and with Scrofula il every share.
and all blood ta.nts. there's nothing that can
equnl It as q perfect and permanent remedy.
That's tho reason it's the only medicine of
Its kind that can be guaranteed IL it fails
To benefit OF cure, in any case, You have your
money back. And that makes IL the cheapest
b!ocd-puritier sold, for you pay only for the
coed you get
Can you ask moref
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29

WAsHINoToS AND SoUrHwEsrKRy vKsrrbrIrp
LIMITED TRAIN with dining car leaves Washing
ton daily at II pm. via Richmond and Dan
vile, carrying Pullman sleepers to Now Orleans
Via Atlanta and Montgomery and TO Memphis
via Atlanta and Birmingham. arriving AT Each
city ESQ a. m. second day. Connects q Atlanta
with Pullman sleeper through to Jackson Vile
via Macon and Albany
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A boil hurts, but It helpe

n octt htn -, out IL 6eiDA
IL shows ycu plainly what
you need. Il wouldn't be
there, il your blood were
pure and your system in
the right condition And
they would be, IL you'd take
DIR. Piorce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
1t carries health with It.
All Blood, Skin, and Scalp
Diseases, from q common
blotch or eruption to the
worst Scrofula, are cured
By it II invigorates the
liver, purifies and enriches
the blood, and rouses every
organ into healthful action.
In u most stubborn forms
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T ATIMkR SLOAN. AucuOnser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES No.
3ll AND 3l5 MAPLE AVENUE. LIE DROiT
PARK.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in ber
l52s fol lS 1t SEQ, one Of the and records tor the
District Of Columbia, and at the rsQuss. the party
secured thereby. will offer for front Of the
r.mses on MONDAY. 1hk FIRST DAY OF tEB-
NJ the TO- owing described property the county
OF Washington. District OF Columbia. to wit
Lots numbered ID and - r. L. Wzeszmsn and
Orlando Jones subdivision OF certain lots in block
numtered thirteen (i3) lie Droit Park Ter plat
corded in book county No page - surveyors Office.
street OF Columbia. sold subject to certain decd Of
trust to secure ths Of about e. 900 each
erns OF sac: OnshAlfc cash in excess OF said dosd
OF trust and the balance In two equal iuStaents in
Mx and twelve months with interest the of
per csntum per snnuni. payable semi annually. Sc
cured by deed Of trust on said srty. 81. cash. Of
the option OF the purchaser 800 deposit at
sale Terms to be complied with in ten days or the
property will be rssod at risk ard dsfautns
purch.ser All convsyancng and recording ~ pur-
90, 49,, John 7: ,wAGaAMAN,. rru,,...
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Escaped From the HospItal.

Last night Officers Kelly and Lynch found a
young colored man named Albert Wilson at the
corner OF 7,h street and Florida avenue in his
night clothes. He was recognized as q patient
OF the freedman's Hospital and returned
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KEGINALO fENDALL, Trustoe
3n18-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS = CO., Aucts
rrHoAAs BOWLING Son. Auctionesrs.
ILL., X n. n. n

THE LARaxsr. MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY.
psrteulas attention given 10 Arranging. eataloguinR
and ceiling all cassss OF household furniture books,
30. 90 In addition W are erecting spacious salee
Neal estate . specialty.
Sole every saturday No posspensnsnt % aeeouns
q. weather.
consspmsnts respectfully solicited. Sa27-lm
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HE ATTRACTIONS

The Attractions
AID ESDEARNESTs OF HONE ARE EN-.
HANGED ~ TIE COMFORTS WITH WHICH
TIE TIELs-DE Is SURROUNDED AND THE
BEAUTIES THAT GREET THE EYE OF HAPPY
AND COSTTNTED HOUSEHOLD.
ABLE CITIZEN. AND b MEANS OF OUR
EQUITABLE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING = SON A,c.,cn..,.

ExECCToRs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ksTATE, BEING PROPERTY No Is,S
on NTH MihN ShkEEr N9RIHTEsI, Al A cIIoN.
HALf-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK P. M viii sell ~
mont OF tbs prsilisss, part OF lot numbsrei nine ( in
Sanu,i Nornients saodiviscn Of square mum t,rred
snee hundfsd and ninssy nine l3), being the north
nteen iset OF said lot nine 90. fronting fifteen
OF eqas, width the ul depth of said iot to
story. exht-rooa dwelling houss. No. 1925 9lh st W.
erins q: sac: Cns-third CASH, balance in sly
by iced Of trust ON the PREMISES. all sh the
option OF she purchaser. 4 dspnst OF one hundred
with IN nt-ea days .ee property may be resold at
rick and cost OF delsu;ing purchaser All eonyeya
ing and recording =, Iarcha.eIs cost:
IRWIN b. LINTON. Executor,
ia2O-d&ds 1884 sth nj n "
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NORFOLK. FOhlkEss MONROE AID PORTS
~ mouth. Va. NuItOik anu Washington u. C..
stealnUOat Company PALACE s1EAAEhs NASH
lNnlON ana NORfOLk 4eGN. every day the year
at T. M ITOln ~HArf loot Il .tA Meeting with
all through trzanA iOr tiIs sOut gd Ofaces Ola
ol9 1904 and Is;-l ennsy ain. ave.
Isl Ask iOr tickets Tie line.
JNO. CALLAHAN
1a2l-tr Gen supA
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MOUNT VERNON.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Until further notice the Palatsal Iron and ste~s
Steamer CHAlLtS AACALLsTEh wall Issve hsf
wharf, loot VI stn st.. lOl.oss:
tOh MOINI hEh>ON-One trip daily, except
sunday, Al az m sharp. reaching sity her
return st y m. fare. round trlp. 81. Including
admission 70 the mansion AID grounds. kesAnt
On the Charles Aacaaester and lunch served CITY
prices
Te.sphone csll-s2a
ocl3 Commsnain; ch.r,,s S1aa,sis.ter
Eok NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
\ st-aner LADY OF 1nk Lana. Farce 90. Round
IMP e. d. Steamer leaves Ut Of
calls cars. MkDNL SDAl. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. D
D. IA lighted with electricity and reiurnisled Trough
state rooms IL %. and New lorA. ~ T.lsphops
yiO ALFRED WOOD. q. I. A
GTEANEk ''wAkEFIEl-D
- Leaves sth ct. wharf MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and sATCkDAls at Z a. heturlliIE IIkSbAl.
FRIDAY aLd 81 NDAl evening".
Tor NollIli CreeA. Va. aid 1T Clements oeSs SAs
TOUCHING ~ iaLerile1i-te landings.
Passenger Recommendations nrst- class"
Z. W. Ridley,
,ys o.nsral Maa.~ss.
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THOMAS BOWLING / SON. Auctlonoers,


REGULAR SALE OF IrRN1rURE, HORSES.
SSAARRkKIAdEs, SCI, WITHIN OUR SALES.
JJANTAkY THIRTItTH. 1897, Al TEN
EMBRACING IN PART
New and second hand Paror Furniture in suites and
separate pieces. Chamber Furniture III cherry, marble
top W alnut ami Cak suites. Wardrobe New Hair
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows. SC. Dining Room
fuTniturs IN walnut, aud oak extension tables. C.
and q. 5. Chairs &c, Pier and Mautel Mirrors Book
Cases. Desks. Office Tables. &c.. Heating and COOKING
sis. &c.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses Carriages. Harness, &c.
One Hanson and Harness nearly new used but little
jA2s-2t Auctioneefs
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StHf a ssAsEs
I'M oF
s s5Ha & IF ss$$ NJ
By Ct of q. c0us. q
Rifl BuHs M f66R
ing parcel. Of land in the county Of WssIinson.
William saS BY decd dasea -
!s f U 3 ID Of :
are a more psricpary described Sy Ietss and bounds
# the
south fss Of :sa
sSense 50 Digs " with the south soundsrs n Sa 81
z chains thence South So. dess: T. 81 iseSsin.
ths end q the second line q the
S o SS!'s @
road 70 o., c,s stone. then No nSlth SO dsx,;
NoT:h dsEs: SIS chains then Sotth s. dsxs K
sSss VIII I'm ys sssasS sssp ssqss 8 ass.
g
+ 10 chains to stone; then South 65s dess. ".
U hi Gsss VIII to
larry appear BY the survey an and plat q Shs sand
Aus
Of said county the deed hersinbe.
mentioned the rst of which said parcels Of land
perches, more or less and the other eleven and
iOO. more or less, together with sll tho appurtsn-
ances to each piece IN anywiso belonging and all aud
and advantages to the sa: and zach Of them sppe1.
tanning and also undivided sixth part tho three
farm roads bordering upon the said pieces and parcss
Of ground Is lad OUT on the said subdivision herein
All Of each q said tracts will be offered for sale
except the folowng descrbsd portion Of the rst
stree. turnpike (now called BiRhtwood aveuue> BY 9
depth Of Loo feet thus wing remaining to b. sold
front to said hrst tract OF 5OOfest said brhwool
Terms OF sale. provided by the Decree are: One
fourth OF the money IN cash aud the rssdas
aad eighteen month. from the day Of sale with x per
cent interest," the deferred ured By
the purcts .sr. notes and deed Of prop
the purchasers option deposit Of 500 will be re.
qured At the time OF sale the terms sale are not
the properly viii be resod :, The f aud o. the
'' EEeINALD rENDALL, Trustee.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE. BY
- virtue Of writ Of asr tsci.s issued out Of u.
for cash in front Of the prsni.es. No ia street
DAY ~ @ q 'hs
SCLOCK all tho right title clsim and interest Of
so! y AnrDn IN &C. and gndsr the lease from
1891 and under said lease In and to the real estate
therein des ribed. being No. lsA street northwest,
oS two suDdrsd snS
lsvy ana se,.ur: made ~ ana m q ssid riEhi.
No. S:sS5 q law in isyo. q keS:It J. .GeIs.n.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect Dscea.ber l3. 1901.
Leave Washington fron station Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. sesubuled Limited Rr-
Iress trains II 30. ~, - I.ui daily.
bued Limited % 10. eKIIcss / 80 .. ~. daily.
foE iltt.p1rS ana Cleveland. enIress daily II. 3D.
Tor Lexington and staunton. no. soAu
for Winchester and Nay stations. Is. 3Op.m
fOr LuraS. ~ -. -ss1p.u.
For Roanoke, knuIyiile. ,'l-ttsnooga and Aeupht.
for ta.t,noIs. ~e-k ass. II.dS 300. @ IS. II 70
~. 4S-nnng's, hs05 80 ae:lo 1000 4jln
~ =. 43l. .5Oo. 4rinuIesl. -. 10. A. ~. . So.
Sundays, h4,5, Co., s5-ni.ulrsl 1SO5. 80. NJ 50
siU.Ou - hna!esj a "a, ll.uU. Loo. n ~, ~ "a.
$50, Ks %. lIl.:sU, ii. 81 y "a 80
For AlnlIo.l- % ana $50 a. m. IL. 10 and I. Is
tor irederi-E. tll.Jo am, II. a. 20. "a -
For HAEsr.,own. to- 40 Am and - Bpm.
holAL BILL LlAE fYk NEN hOLh AND PHIL
For IhiladeiphiA. New iorl. Boston and ID. ...,.
dails 40. . o. 90 90. plnl.E SarD "a, LOO
noon. = 40 Z, ~, ihnnz Carr. III 50 o. "A. slsepa<
Gar. Ol"l Al lUNU orock.l
buns; Par.Or c-rs aii day trains
Tor Boston. - 40 In. with Pullman buffet Se@n-
Ing Gar running through 20 Bus,Un without chanse,
va neutrality-suspicious.. iandins passeers y. ana
For Atlantic CAY. 4.o5. 1000 and u 70 noon. sun
for tIle suburban tables to bs Ia
tEIcelg sunday. Daily. ssundAy only
NEKIr-ss trains.
bassase called LOT ana siieAs, from hotels and rest
offices. Jl9 AID i.Ijl a. ave. aud al deIOi.
>. 4. OpELl. CHAs. %. SOUL.
Gen MaraEer. tdl1l G-n. Pass. All.
(,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFLCT NOVEMBER az, Issl
Trains eANe uAIiy :TuI- Eioa statIuIl lh. and A
0tL ana Is sIreeIs
Through the gTAnassi sc,nery 10 America with tie
h"nesoiLesL anu mat coiI4eo solid Train ser,.ss
go o.. M Cincinnati last Lane" Solid Train
Washington 10 Cincinnati without ciaI.r.. nrnyinx
GIN, dti al n 10 H. tilc IuOf arpos
Tor Indianapolis. -. Louis, AZ.
II 40 l.li. the famous p f.Nkestibule Lnulited
a sOld Nestlbulo with cinIlg CIn1unAr.
Ollo. LeA.n-ton aud Louisville. ny. srriyns en-
ciatI al o. - D. i Lexington ~ 20 Iu., Louis
$40 D. n counestins mon del OTIS ali psants
UO D. tAlress Tor tiU: aofs sle. lt-syllls
hlchiOnd, NA3 ncsJOrO. StHuLtOn Aad PRINCIPAL itr
gina IuInts.
40 81 a. via X. =. andp. Railway and Rehnlondts
Ola FONT Comfort aid NOrfOaa-ONl-l KALI LINE
Pullman lOc fOls aud lIcksts At Cous any OfficeA
ol3 l52l fenna. ave.
nOlO IA. " FILIIR Geau PASSENGER Agent
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts,
~ go Pennsylvanis ave. n W.

u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Aucts,
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
ATTRACTIVE REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT OUR ELE.
CANT AND uNEQUALED SALES ROOMS. 92C
Pa AVE y. W,
SATURDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH,
BEGINNING AT TEN O'CLOCK AM,
COMPRISING HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION for
PARLORS. CHAMBERS, DINING ROOM, Ii.
BkARY, KITCHEN, ALSO CARPETS. RUGS, &c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, Horses, Wagons. Hsr.
ness, &c. at the mart, $50 G st. n. W.
No postponement on account OF weather. No stand.
ing in the d, damp street. while buy everything
sold within doors. Goods consigned up the hour OF
sale will be Included IL the sale Of the day Con-
siRnMents solicited.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
Ja.o-Zt AuctiOneers
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SECOND Term.
GoxzAoA Co1Lror.
47Istn.w..
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1904
New PurrLs RECEIVED.
slo per quarter.
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rEN OF SOUND SCHOOL,

FRENCH SYSTEM or SOUND SCHOOL
Mn, =, ,,,- 30 ID ~ NV
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stani French in short tine Terms res nalIe
free iess''n any day ncoa N.a .s-::l Do,. $1,000
1889,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-29
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r ATCLIFiK. DARR 8 CO. AnctiOneers,
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kXkCUTOR's SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE IN.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. BEING THE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BElCK HOUSE No.
I2 STREET NORTHEAST
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY EIGHTH. A. D. 1892
Al fOUR O'CLOCK P. n. will offer for sale in
Pant OF LOT NO. g. IN SQUARE $685.
Fronting 70 feet on st. bet. 7th aud Sth sts n O.
with depth Of about 100 feet to an alley and inn
proved by two-story and basement pressed brio
'front.' Day window house. containing rooms and all
modern improvements. one square from the herdics,
metropolitan street X r. ana cs:sttes.
Terms of sac: Onethrd each the balance in one
and two ysars, with notes bearing interest from the
day OF sale At the rate OF Ter Ter snnu, and
secured by deed OF trust th0 premises sold or AL
cash cash; at the option Of the urchassr deposit of
piled with in fifteen uys otherwise the right is e-
served to resell at the risk and cost of the desuns
purchaser. after ave days advert. All con.
'''.nens' recording & & ,hs cost
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