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Americans in the Riviera,

FROM the britlsh Medicai JOURNAL.
The New York Medical Record, with char.
acteristic enterprise, has commissioned men,
Der Of its staff, DR.. Wendt to visit the Riviera
and the health resorts of the south of France
in order to study and TO report on the healthy
conditions and the sanitary Cor insanitary)
arrangements, municipal and domestic. Of the
towns and hotels at such places as Cannes, Nice,
Pau, Hyeres, MentOne. Monaco, San Reno,
Alassio, Bordighera, Florence and Naples
He will find much to exercise his industry and
acumen-much to blame, something TO encour-
age and many causes Tor warning &C his coun-
trymen. American visitors to the continent
are particularly liable to typhoid-of which the
frequently recurring and sad examples are
probably the main cause Of this journalistic
tour OF inspection. Part Of this special Gabil-
ity probably arises from their habit of drinking
tced water. So long as, following the advice Of
DIR. Herman Weber. they confine themselves to
natural mineral waters of recognized purity,
they are safe. Put these are not always at
hand. and all do not yet understand that icing
or aerating polluted water detracts nothing
from Its risks, and that even Ice itself made
from impure water II a source of danger.
Where only local drinking water" is to he had
IN The Riviera or anywhere on the continent OF
Europe 1t should be first boiled and then i'll
tered, rs DIR. Covers advises
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DANGEROUS USE OF STRONG
PURGATIVES.

Pills and purgatives which act
quickly upon the bowels, irritate and
destroy the mucous Innings Of the
stomach and bowels. A continued
use of such remedies inflames the
stomach and bowels. The use of the
genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt is highly recommended because
its action is due solely to its solvent
and stimulating properties, without
irritating the stomach. Obtain the
genuine imported article only.
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there much sooner had there been fewer delin-
quent company commanders in the orSaniza-
ton. Maj Pollard delayed the report much
more than q reasonable period 80 as to accom-
modate some of the tarly captains. and vet the
returns show that four companies failed en-
trely to comply with the law. General orders
called for the papers on rife practice by No
yember 3O-ne&sy ;womonths ago. just what
Gen. Ordway VIII do in the matter is not yet
apparent, but the probabilities are that Tour
men will be ceusured for neglect OF such n
positive character that 1t has developed into
aisoDedience.
The SHOWING MADE
The showing made by the majors report is
AL excellent one. Fiity-five men in the brigade
qualified sharpshOOters. while 145 made
uarksusn's scores. A tabulated statement
showing the sources from whence these figures
are derived il appended
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TRUSTEES SAL OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 71e
STREET NORTHWEST.

By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded in Lber
1877 toho 2G6 ct seq. one of the land records of the
District of Columbia and ut the request the party
cured rehy will offer for sale tue prem
Uses on FRIDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY
the following described property situate the city OF
Washington district of to witt Part of orig
4 feet east from the northwest corner OF said square
and running thence said twenty i've feet
thence south twenty five feet, thence twenty
feet and thence north twenty i've the place Of
beginning. sold subject to trusts amounting in the
aggregate to 81, Coz and interest.
Terms Of sale Cash in Of said deed Of trust
500 deposit at time Of sale. Terms to be com piled
with In ten days or the property will be resold
and cost OF deisuiting purchaser.
,27.m. YIN NJ 4 hAkHVShESSr Trustees.
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Written for The Evening Star.
The City and the Park.

Inc CITY tnat Is named OF " aShlngt0u,
Who, for his country's capital. the site
Himself selected. claims by sacred right
The love OF that great country's every son.
Her statesmen should not, falsely saving, shun
More beautiful to make it, q delight
Toeye. mind, heart, as ages take their night,
So that the world shall boast no lovelier one.
Nor should its limits only be their care;
Its picturesque environs, too should they,
With forethought Of its welfare, wisely mark,
And Rock creeks crags, by liberal purchase, spare
Its groves, hills, daes that future times may say
"well-spent the means were that secured ouI
Park" w. ELISA
Monticello, ID. @,
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Il ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneer,-
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE

lRUSIEES DALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
On STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST BY AUCTION.
By virtue OF n decree of the Supreme Court of the
uary, A. d. 1892. in equity cause No. l34Ii docket
-. wherein Thomas W. smith IS complainant and
Richard Evans ct al defendants, and also by virtue
OF certain deed Of trust recorded LiDer ST. toio
ls ct seq, of the land records District OF
Columbia and at the written request party
cured thereby. will offer SALE by public auction
front of the premises. on THURSDAY. HE fOUKTH
NJ, the following land and premises known as orig
NAL lot ID. III Dol. in the city of Washington
District OF Columbia: Beginning the same at a
point ION lo-iOot alley) distant hundred an 4
ninety -tour feet t19i ee south from the south
Dne OF street northwest, IL said city OF WASHINGTON
a running thence south along the line of SAID
alley sixteen feet nc feet) thirty O) FOOT pub ic
q incies) along the line Of said al.ey thence north
sixteen O) feet, thence west sixty five 800 eight
90 inches to the place of beginning, together the
improvements ways Easement. right. privileges, ND
purtenances. &C., TO the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: O.e-thlrd the purchase money to
be pad IN cash. the residue IN two equal lnstallments
at and two from thu day SALE the deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate Of per per
allnulI. ind to be secured by deed OF trust the
prop rty sold, all cash. the option OF the pur-
chaser. deposit OF Two bundI tS2UOl dollars to
he paid when the property is knocked down. Terms
to lie complied with in Ii days from the day
the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
the risk and cost of the defaulting Purchaser All
conveyancIg and recording. &c, purchasers cost
SIDNEY T. THOMAS. Trustee,
ja2}-d&ds Az ID st. n. W.
geo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
" 600 1lth st. NV.
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Bereaved Wife TO nurse)-"Do you think
my husband will live till tomorrow"
Nurse-''I am afraid not, madam, and I
would advise you to order . mourning dress
at once"
Wife (wringing her hands)-"This ID terri
BILE. How would you have it trimmed" Cloak
Reuieso.
In Japan, 1t 10 said, there are apple trees
growing four inches in height, which bear fruit
freely about the sizs of currsntA
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1a27-Sts


gS ayhAeGs 81 9EsE bAfNR
I'M 6F
s5H Il III sSsP
atss n I'll ai sr fs & ftS
O'CLOCK ..on the premises. oil those two adjoin-
William Little and wife by deed dated December IL.
ha * AMID
as fooSs IS to e rss o. SAID Wo
side 81 aS a. the
and the south line Of the ffss Of f'es saia
tSrnplks i * deEs West y:O5 chains 70 s.on at
,ad t5tie ~ chains o to stone s tneree ~ dsss
pieees-beginnng At the end Of second line OF the
dsss " $50 LINKS inns. along : newly laid out ,ar@
Chains then Sortl ass, ssa,n s: i aie
North 3; Gegs 30 CHAINS then North 81 dogs =
along with ',t1ney Branch; |" then south 81 degs T.
south 4os degs. 4. 80 CHAINS then South Is dess
= o - ensins to stone then South 10Y dsss. ".
tine place Of beginning. ali OF which viii more particn.
@ o the and ad. Sy s e h
of said county. annexed to tSdeed hereinbe
fore mentioned, the nrst OF which parce!s land
is supposed to contain twentysix and sixteen
perches, more or less and the other eleven nd
3D. 100, less zother with all the appurten.
anees TO each piece ~ anywse belongng. and all and
Ilar the rights Of way. and Of WATER easements
advantages to the and each of them apper-
tanning and also undivided sixth Part the three
farm roads bordering the said pieces and parcel
ground laid out on tine said subdv sion herein
before mentioned.
All of each Of said two tracts will be offered for sae
except the portion OF tie first one
that is to the south 81 9lUO feet front the 9Th
street turnpike tnow called Is xhtwood svenue) By q
depth of 10 feet. thus wing remaining to he sold
to said first tract OF so said Brightwo
avenue.
Terms Of sale. as provided by the Decree are: One
fourth OF the purchase money IN cash and the
Ia three equal ns a respectively six twelve
eighteen months from the day OF SALE with six Der
cent Interest," the deferred payments to lie by
the purchasers and deed OF trust the prop
erty. all the purchase money be paid cash,
the purchasers option. deposit 500 will lie re
quired the time OF sale II the sale are MOI
complied with within twenty days after the day sale
the pfeiery will be rasold At the rAk and OF thu
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
u n
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she--.'How did you like the piay?"

SHe- now uiu you Ike the playE
He-"Not SO bad as to color, but the ribbon
was cheap stuff and the feathers looked a.
though they'd done service before"
She-''What are you talking sbout7 asksd
yon how You liked the play?'
he-"Oh. the play. Thought you we're ask
ing me about the hat in front Of me. That !
al saw thsrs."-Lifa
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PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NO.
81 AND 3l5 MAPLE AVENUE. LIE DROIT
By Of certain deed Of trust recorded in lbsr
l5: fol- 9 ct seq. one OF the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the request che party
secured thereby will offer for front OF the
premises MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF FEB
RUARf. 1892, AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ. the following described property in tine county
Lots numbered SO and 81 in T. Z. Wagyaman and
Orlando Jones' subdivision OF certain lots in block
corded in BOOK county not page 81 survey office.
trust TO the sum of about "a QUO each lot
1ernls of One-half cash excess of said deed
Of trust and the balance in two equal iusanents in
six and twelve months. with interest at the
per centum per snnum, payable mi-annualy, So
tue option OF the purchaser BOO deposit ct time Of
properly VIII be rssold risk AID cost OF defautna
purchaser. All conveysncing aud rscordinx Ct pur-
:u..a. SasI z "a TyAeeSSA.NMhAsN,, Trustees.
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RIFLE SH00TIN G.
Record of the District National Guard
for Last Year.
MAJOR POLI.ARD'S REPORT.

Some Big Scores Made-The Scores of Some
Companies Not Yet Reeeived-Practice Rules
for Next Month-Commendstory Expnss-
sions From the Inspector Genersl-Notes.
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UARDSMFN WHO. IN
the year 1891, earned
for themselves sharp
shooters crosses and
marksm ems buttons
Will be pleased to know
that The report of Maj
J. VI. Pollard. inspector
general of rife practice,
is on file at headIuar-
tiers. II has been there
for about two weeks,
and would have been
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g BENSINGER, AUCTIONEtR.
Ne WASAlNtTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE 81
ZAAR. No. $40 LOUISIANA AVENUE

AUCTION SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES,
HARNESS. &C.. EVERY TUESDAY. THURS.
DAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. THE ONLY
PLACE IN THE CITY DEVOTED EXCLUs-
lively TO THE SALE OF HORSES. CAR
RACES AND HARNESS. AND is THE BEST
PLACE TO EITHER BUY OR SELL. NOW ON
HAND 80 DAYTON WAGONS AND 80 BUG.
GlEs. 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.
8. BENS1NGER,
aB-lm Proprietor,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MANY GOOD PIANOS ARE MADE, BUT ONE
AVA above the ordinary level is the KraEauer" Piano.
lisa combination OF all xood qualities. Temple of
Music, l2U9 q st. NV. q. H. KUHN. Other makes
and DREAMS on hand Prices reasonable; terms easy.
no2to30ia
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THE PLAN OF MIGRATION AND WHAT II COSTS
TIE ORIGINAL EXPEDITIONS AND THEIR RE-
sULrs-THE CLIMATE AND SOIL OF LIBERIA
APPROPRIATIONS OF THE COLONIZATION 90
crHrY.
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RALTIAOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in efIoct Deegnlber 10. 1891.

Schedule in efIo,i Uec,nier ~. 1891.
Leave washington from station CORNER Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. Sestibul.d Limited Re-
pres trains u 80 a. Ia. - ma. daI,y.
stor Cincinnati II. Louis, and Indianapolis. ysstt
bu.ed Limited 30. sNIgess 4 4 40 4. II. daily
for Iltsbur- and Cleveland, express daily IL aoA
Tor LEXINGTON and staunton. no. Scam
Tor " lnciiesier anu way stations. -. 30 pm
Tor Roanoke Knoxville. ChattAnoosA and Msmphia
Tor ba.inoie. wses days ~ ,4at, 800. 81, n. 20
600. 4Dlilat,sl, hs-ul. sO. A. 10 1900 fb-nn-
IVES Sie: 4i a 90 4ninnis. o a. =. ID; 90 =, 81 A. a
10 ~. q 10 rs 90. KsO9. lO. hll 30 aud 1 Bop
1000; - minutes, m. Nl2Oo. Loo. X ~. Il 40.
sG5 sS6o. III so, IL g Nm , M ' w. ,O-o o'~
For AnI,lPoiis, - and . 80 M. IL. 10 and & Is
for frederick. tii.1o a,ln-, si.iS. - 80. $50
For HaTerstown. no. 40 A. m. and IS 3op.m.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
For pb;naelphi. Nsx hart Ao.,on and M. -,
daily 4.uJ. 800. uO. co. Dining Carl m. L. %
noon. . 40 q o., DiBing Carr, III 30 .. M sisspinS
bunst Parior cars on ali day trains
ing Gar running ifronsn to basson %Itbont "hsess-
VIA FoushkeelSie iridge. landing Is and
FOR Atlantic cify. o.. 90 and L. 70 noon Sun
days, I. % q. lI; ; ana = noon,
OF al a bet agents.
tLKcept sunday. Daily: ssund.y only.
Baerase called for and checked from hotels and -,
oences bg Union lfannler orders leff uok0
ouices Dl3 and 1851 Pa ave-. and a depot.
=. A. ODELL, CHAs. %. SCULL.
Gen. Manazer. Id14l Gen. Pass ASl
THEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT NOVEMBER Is. lspp
Trans leave daily from [ mon station lb. and 4
9Th and streets.
fhrongn tie crand.s; SCENERY in America with tbs
hanGsoIle.t aha most complete solid Train service
West IRON WASHINGTON
10 .. Cincinnati Fast Line" solid Train
Washington 10 Cincinnati without change. arriving Il
Cincinnati at $40 coDnectinx ln tns Union aspos
tor Indianapolis II. Loais, &c.
IL 40 p.lI the famous r. f.N-Nestibus Limitsd"-
a solid Vestllue with dining Cincinnati.
Ollo Lexington ana LOuissIiIe ny. arrIyIIs AZ Gin
a. -. In.. Lexington a. 10 Louis vile
40 4. IA. Unlau eIots all points.
10 H.. E1press Tor 0UrOnss Ilse. ClIxrlo tssyllle
kicllnOnd MAynesDoro'. stanton and PRINCIPAL Viz
siniA points
40 - a. In. via r.. +. andP. hallway and Rchulondto
Old Point comfort and Norfolk--ONLl KALI LINE
pullman OCatIons and Tickets ~ ConIa ofhceA
81 and l42l IeHna.
poIO Al. ". FULLER GenI Passenger AGENT.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING = SON. Aucsienerr.

kxEcUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PROPERTY NO. l:s25
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, AT Az TIoN,
On MEDNESDAl, FEBRUARY TENTH, 1857. At
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. will sell. in
IRONY o. the PROMISES of lot numbered nine CD in
Sanuei Norinents subdivision Of square mum bred
thfes hundred and ninety nine Ce) being the north
ieet on 9Th street and running back (sbout % feet
ncbes OF equal width the full depth of said lot to
tsnioot Wide alley. improved by comfortable two
ssoty. ht-room DWELLING house No. 1875 9th st.
Terms q sale: One-third cash; balance in six,
we've and eihteen months. with interest, secured
option OF the purchaser. "A deposit Of one hundred
ooArs required at time Of sale. Terms to be complied
WYE IN niteen days the property may he resold at
sk ana cost OF defaulting purchaser AL conveyance
ING ana recording ~ purchaser cost.
,-oo IRWIN B. LINTON. Executor.
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE BY
SSsr'us OF q writ OF heri txcas ISSUED out Of the
CLERK Office of the supreme Court the District Of
10 and to me directed. vii sell at public "a
nGrthw Washington, b. 9, on THURSDAY. the
FOubTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1897, at TWELVE
SSLoSk NJ, ali the right, title, claim and interest OF
SIalnuei r Harbin IN. to and under the lease from
hhodes and SlIIns TO Rhodes and Hardin. dated May
anu under said ease in and to the real estate
therein DIES ried being Nc. I24 north west.
and the land known as lot numbered fifteen (lj) in
square nunloe ed TWO hundred and eight eight CsD.
IN he clty OF Nashington District OF Columbia. under
a!eNy anu seizure made BY and all of said rght,
e cisnn and interest will be sold to satisfy
NO. S-4'5. at law IN favor Of Robert J. Mclean.
PANEL NJ. RANSDELL. L, S Marshall
hATCLlFfE. DARR h CO, Auctioneers ja.2-fOt
THOMAS DOWNING son. Aucicneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

DuSoANsoN BROS. Auc'iO1 sssrs
FINE Tw hRySIED ESSs LOT p sTS5EE RETE5KS
osTREETs NORTHwEsT.
r On WEDNESBAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY
LhIRD. ~. AT HALFPASr FOUR O'CLOCK.
SUB LOT 81. SQUARE 80,
fronting is feet inches street, with depth of
% feet desirable building lot in improving sec
Terms; One-third cash, balance in one and two
years notes to bear cent interest rayable semi
snnuaiy or monthly payments. secured by deed OF
trust or al! cash. at option OF rhaser Conveyance
n. &c. at purchasers cost. Deposit OF 1900 at sale
Terms to be complied with in fifteen days from date
OF otherwise right reserved to resell risk and
COST OF Ieiautlng purchaser alter ve days advertise
neht Of suehiresale in some newspaper published
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
tae9dSds DUGAN BUTLER. Agents.
y ATCLIFFE. DARR L. CO.. Auctioneers.
Two DESIRABLE 2-sTORY BRICK HOUSES, ALL
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, HEATED by
EOhNACE, WITH LAl.GE CELLAR, NUMBERS
2,S AND pa STREET NORTHEAST, BY
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY FIRST.
TOUR O'CLOCK. We will offer for SALE in front OF
SUB LOTS lIo AND122,
IN SQUARE 753
Fronting each 10 feet by 100 feet running back to
IarIe alley. improved by two we'll built houses
desirable Tor an Investment or for home.
Terms: over and above an incumbrance of 90, 500,
Que June 10. 1884, on each house be paid in cash
deposit OF 500 each house required at the time
OF sale II the terms of sale not comp led with in
heen day FROM the day of sale ht resell
the property at the risk and of defaulting pur
some newspaper published in Washington, D. C. All
chaser.
jaaG-d&dbs RADCLIFFE. DARR co. ,Auc,s.
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TIE coNcoRDA SMOKER LAST NIoHr-AN IN
rEnEsrISa PROGRAM EFFECTIVELY PERFORMED
LEAGUE PoLrrIos-DrsCUssrNo WHO SHALL
SUCCEED PRESIDENT DUNN - INTERESTING b.
CYCLE NOTES
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CHLsAPEAhE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NrCRFOLk. FOHTEkss MONROE AND lOkTs-
~ mouth, Va Norfolk Washington. -. q.
steamboat CoInpAnyls PALACE slEAhEhs WASH
INNIoN and NORFOLK leave every gay the year
at a. irUI wharf loot g.. cuuncctlng with
all through trains tor the sOuth and Ofoss Ola
Oig i.sDi and i.sl eunsy wanna ave.
JNO. CALLAHAN.
3a2l-tr zen. sult-
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The people who would have done 80 and so,
II they had been there, never get thers.-Lam 5
HosN
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n 1IHMoAD AND DANNTII.E RAILROAD 90
~ Srte'lnle IA vfie,t January l., INtl
Nj tiaifs arrive aud at r-nIsy Nat Iasssnr..
sta,ion. Aasa;ugtun. l.. e.
80 a. in.-Da'ly, local for Iynchturf oounert.
Will NurtoiA attA Western railroad. sonnps-fs a
SUNDAY.
l:i1s.n--Dsiiy for all PRINCIPAL points .outh I'm
IA ~ visions OF Aichnond and DsnNte system PINK
man Hle"i r New iurk aid Washington a. Atlanta
,S4lic' ~ IA n - VIVA N-N
MoisuIl, ry AID Tor MenIii- wa Iiruin.lI unit
M ~ DanNlle with Sleeper usa ana a. tir.ns-
p'fo Vail si.,i - AGA Asiieslli and MorrIsioEn
~ iil--Iaily. except sunday. iuf arr-uts.u ana
burg. NM s
90 y. m.-Daiiy WASHINGTON AND SotrTU-
MENiEhN NLSlltI li.n LlMIl I'D. conius.-l en-
lfeiy OF "a lHn seeer. Diniul larior ana SiuuE-
M 'hfs. ahn runs - Aluuta time II uor.l with
fN,lHiah s'tei ~ thfog-E New hork and on
,1 NtN oTieais Va is'snt-one anu hAsi iLgt,u 90
hshlhis Wa bfln ng!iain. AM Al anita dgrk = "a
VII va Macon aha Albany. No EXTRA lare changed
II 70 y. In-Dai Tor ala ptlcl pa points s1ut On
IA4chlohd and DanNllr system. Pullman Siaetsr
NtN loEk and washington 60 hnunNtll. via Ashe-
vale. and W ash iilgtun 10 AUGUSTA CHARLOTTE.
On WASHINGTON AApNHtO DIVISION
.eaNr Washington at y H. In uaily. - A.. m.
ana 90 Pm, except SUNDAY. Returning arrive
ualis except sunday.
! trough trans fran the SlUth arrive Wash .nrfaa
e.,'S a. ~, 10 a a. and 8 AZ m, Manassas bvls-
ION 20 a. m and ~ O. A.. except Sunuay.
Iickets. niesl' ~ Car u4- aiId luiorluation
,nriisled Al o-ice, i.sO lenu-y yania ave-. aud
iafs ,hler Station. l-nns5 SanIG Railroad Washing
l.. >. BROWN. General Agent Washington Do
SAS. L. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass. AIT. Atlanta. Ca
ta.S
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FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL.
so. II 81. NV.
Mile. V. PRUDHONME teaches TO speak and
understand French in short time. Terms reAsonar
free lesson any day at noon. New term !a.sw
l43SN.
The Misses Kerrs School for young ladies and chill
dren. Second term begins February 4. a.Siofe5
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THOMAS DOWNING son. Auciicneers.
- II

THE LARGEST. MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY.
Particular attention given to arranging, ca.alogung
ana selling all Classes of household furniture. bcoEs
~, &C, IN ADDITION we are erecting spacious sales
room Tor the sale OF horses, carriages &c
Real estate specially.
Sales every Saturday. No postponement on account
Cons gnments respectfully solicited A27-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30

THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS. el3 PA.
L ave. Hixh-cIass and medium priced. new and
slightly used upright pianos. SECONDHAND square
pianos at low prices Best value given old pianos
IN part payment TOR new uprIghts
Panos sold for cash or monthly payments to suit;
S25 to 800 saved with u.s. ia4,3ln
COHMEk PiANnS-.TEE STANDARD iNSTRU-
= ment of the world. For sale by HUGO WORCH &
CO.; go and ga 9TH st. Pianos Tor rent, moved and
packed. d Ian
ALLET DAVIS PIANOS. THE UPRIGHT
IA PIANO that eIces all others. Unique styles for
bridal md Christmas presents At Agency. S1l 9th
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-30
7 ATIMER 1 SLOAN, Auctioneers.


ihUSTFES Sale OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSES NOS
jig 3lS. 80 324 AND 326 Spruce STREET.
LIE DRUIT PARK
1, folio i7 ct seq of the land records for the
District OF Col umbia and at the request OF the party
premises on TUESDAY, the SECOND DAY Of FEB
p; M, the following described property in the county
OF Washi nSton. District Of Co.umhia, to witt Lots
numbered twentysix (26). C27), co. (}O) and (3l)
in Tholnas E. Waggaman ct al. 5 sub OF lots in b.oc
H. IN A. l.. Barber Co. 3 subdivision Of certain
tracts OF land now known lie Droit Park per plat
o. said FIRST mentioned subdivision in book county
No page o. OF the records of the Surveyor office
OF saio District sold subject TO
to secure the sum Of about 81. 800 On each lot.
Terms OF sale: Onehalf cash in of said deed
Of trust and the balance in eqna sments I'M
six and twe We months with OF er
centuu per annum Payable sem,-annually, secured
by deed Of trust said property ali cash. at the
option of the purchaser; 500 d, post at e
will be resod at risk and of delautlnl purchaser
Ali conveyancine and recofding at purchasers cost.
JOHN +. WAGGAMAN, I
ja21 -d&ds IRVING w1LLIAMSON.} trustees