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W ALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionoer,-

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEARLY NEW BRICK
pMELLiSG. NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE
NEAR NINTH STREET Ease
BY virtu" o. deed of trust duly recor ded IN b.r
11 folio ls c; seq. of the land records OF the
District of Columbia. viii sell in front OF the
grelaisss On THURSDAY. the FIFTH DAY OF
JAN AIRY. A. ID. 1888. at HkLl-pAST tOU &
O'CICCE y. N. the following described land and
premises situate in he city OF Wsshin yton. District
u O.. ,umbis and designated and being lot num-
herei eleven tll In J. d Cro:sssns subdivision Of
oris nal lot one I'd, in square numbered nine hun
reco rded in book thirteen 13I, hundred and
torty-six tl46 together with the Improvement s.
70 the same beloni ne or in any Mise apperteiuing
Terms OF sals: ORa-third cash. balance in and
two years, no es to bear 8 per cont interest ON
day o. sale and to lie secured by deed Of trus. ON
the premises sold. all cash the OPTION the
pur hsser. deposit of S.00required time OF sale.
Couveyanciny. e.. at the purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with within fifteen days. otherwise
the trustees he right to resell the property
Al the risk and cost OF defaGinR purchaser after i've
days Acknowledgement OF such resale in newspaper
published Ia NaSGiugt n, u &.
HI Nki WISE GARNETT,l ,r.
G.sl-dkls CHAS. &. DtNCANSON. lEu5ters-
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Emil s.~Ibei'. Assignment.

An assignment for the benefit OF creditors
was recorded Yesterday in which Emil A.
steibel Of the London Bazaar, us MARKET space.
assigns his stock. &c.. 90 Abraham Fisher
Preferences are made to Lewis johnson a Co.,
$1,000: J. T. Arms. si.io0; 4 Bhrend,
$1,000; Second National Bant. $500: Columbia
y tionsl Bank. S315: Strsu-s A Bro. Of Balti-
more. $1,000; \ Schwab. ~ 900, al On notes,
y. Rohr of Baltimore. 81 .569s2; lliss Rohr Of
Baltimore eau Sc
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Conductor Drop. Dead.

Apheus Dovnes,a conductor on he Columbia
Oh street. railway. living at 1851 n street rorth-
east, dropped dead at 20 O'Clock last night Of
the house of Mr.. Cook. 1880 Lewis street, near
the Bisdensourg road. lie had besn complain
ing OF n cold for some DAYS. but continued ct
biz work. and last evening call..d 30 pay Q
friendly visit 70 Mr.. Cook. when De- was ,akon
suddenly al. and before a physician could bs
summoned he was dead Has body sAs removed
TO his home
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Fair and square-The angular blonde girl.

"You need never tell me again that the west
is not as far advanced in refinement as we are, ;"
she said with emphasis.
''Why?" inquired the young man.
Because my brother has just come from a
western town and they must be a lovely lot of
people. He says the motto of the place is
speak gently"
The young man thought awhile, and then the
truth glowed forth upon his mind and he pro-
ceeded to set her right.
You mean speak easy,'" he said.
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" z E22ONeoNsTcN. -
1+ds Adds y BHON NJ
IrHIIED STATES MAnsHAL's SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of f.r. farias issued ont Of the
cers's office OF the Su Court Of tho District or
Columbia. and 10 directed wi sell ut public
for cash in front of the eour: house door of said
District, On uESDAI. THE TENTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1893. TWELVE O'CL OK NJ. all the
ri-7r. tit q claim and in; crest Of the defendan Ia AMI
to the foll9wtnr Described poverty, to wit. Lots
numbered siKht (S), nine tnl and ten CO) in suuare
numbered ten hundred snd twenty-eebt (IOESl. city
Of Ns-hingtou. District Of C1u ;lbis. tn all and
tie property Of Patrick r. Boyle. and will be
sold 70 satisfy execution No f. 80 ct law in favor Of
DANIEL N RANSDELL, U. 9. darshal
RA1CLltff. ID ARR x CO.. Auctioneers
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r8E CASE or DIR. MaCKalL-
An Investigation R..us. Ia Hs vss1l
cation.

An fnNcsttgstioh Results Ia ub Nto0-
cation.
The Investigation asked for ~ D. Louis
Msossn. jr.. iato charge made tsruirst him Of
careie-sness in sending patients 10 the hospital
was completed TODAY. The eotrd appointed
by Eealth oslicer Hsmmett. con, listing os Chss
]. osmrn. medical sanitsrv inspector. ana r.
Il. Tracy. chief clerk OF the health oii,,e. today
submitted the result % th.ir Investigation.
Thor rspor; made TO Or. Bammsu 10 % fol-
lows:
I'VE have the honor 10 report that In COM
plianoe with yoar verbal order we ss.i,-d. on
December % a house Al the head 81 Prospect
street. AZ which pisce Nar;ha Rrsdles vas sick
While being attended ~ nr. I. MackAn. r.
The house rickcty. one-roosn shantv.
located uTon a high. hleak paIk the cold WIND
leneiralug b. room throggh DO ctAcss and
the surroundings totally unat To- human hAbi-
tAaon. h. cClorc1 woman hviug at The
h"ose Informed n that Martha BrH ilev came
% her slck with drur=v. aud A. ne wss
verf poor and having tut ous ros N, for her
family. -hr AZ once asked 20 have be- rcmovcd
10 some ho.fiial. where .bs coali b. e.-ed for,
and HAT ID" VEutut willingly a--entsd % the
proi That she sent for ~ Mackau.
who pro.erihed tor the patient sne showed
great Kindness 20 her; :hni on December ~ b.
gave Gel thcstc tor her remova bal the am
hniance dIt nos al for her unit late the u.u
da'. aud That whsn she loft ne hoa-e sbs sT-
ptGred 10 worse than on he previous DAY.
We then vOlted house So. IT'S SSi street
northWesi. and ascertAined fr,sn = coiorea
woman living there that William Green
came 10 her house ~ feriny apparently
from eEcessiv. drinking. That sle sent
Tor Dr. hackan. ~ho prescribed for
HIM, and he Ms too poor 20
care FOR him he desired 90 have The ratient
sent 20 the hosl i,sl. 20 witch Green readily a.-
sen'ed; ihst shs received a CT ificA,. O. thss
efeet on December %. but che anibulsnoe dia
not call unt! late the fobowing da,.
that when Green left her hot - b. va in
proper condition O. lie removed Aisa that nr
bhckan gave the laiiens every u.ceei atten-
ton. The risk Of transportation "a. -nrel, no
greater than the ri-k u living IN sach roon. %
the patients were IN.
We rlied the~" people with many sharp que.-
tons. inviting them 10 fiud fault with the doc
tor. but In each instance they had oniv words
OF praise for him. can We bsheve thai pr
Mackal made ans mistake either In Judgment
or intention, by having them r,nt 20 the hoe
pital'
~ coMPiiNESTsRY TWINS.
some DAYS ago Dr. Mackall sent to the health
officer his resignation Thv-iciaa 90 tie poor,
bus action uYon IL was withheld &C ne reau..t
pending the invesstigation of the charg,- To-
dsv. however. nr. Hnmmoit nftsr rcAsline ths
above report wrote the following letter 60 Dr.
Maekali accepting he resignation Your letter
oi resignat1 a. physician 90 the poor Of IN.
pa instant has been received sad accepted
AMI hereby acknoWledge the zeulcus aud en-
cient manner IN which you have ci-,' ged TN.
duties OF said Position during your incum-
bency. With sincere wishes fof youi future
gu cess am
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FUTURE DAYS.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucra

hUSCANSON BROS. Aucrs-
CHavcERy SALE OF THE VALUABLE STONE
DWELLING At THE NORTHEAST CORNER
CF STREET AND CONNECl ICUr AVENUE.
Now OCCUPIED BY THE RUSSIAN LEGA-
TON. OPPOSITE FARRAGUI SQUARE.
Py virtue and In pursuance of decree passed. tue
twenty sixth 800 day of March, in The year OF
LORD eighteen hundred and eighty five Qs55). by the
Supreme Court OF the District Of Coiu nba, holding
special term IN equity in the o. George T. Pepper
vs. Alex r. Shepherd q a.. number seventy eilh.
hundred and .hr-- C1s0D equity. will. surviving
trustee, on TUESDAY THE TENTH 00th) DAY OF
JANUARY. in the % our Lord eighte. n hundred
and ninety-three lSgi). at HALF-PAST THREE
C}.S0 q CLOCK p. NJ in front Of the premises. offer
for sale pubic auction the following rs estate:
Lot numbered three tN IN A. X. Shepherds subdivs-
ion of square numbered one hundred and sixty-tour
Dtil. according the subdivision recorded IN the
onre of the surveyor OF the District of Columbia in
Iib-r W II. NJ. folio III. Of the books # tn.
veyor. with all and singular the buildings and i'm
prOyemeEts thereon.
Terms ~ sale. Que fourth % the purchase money
% be aid u cash the dav of sac Hns rsfca-
tion th--eof by and the residue in three %
equal nstsllmsnts II ~. two 90 and th--e %
wears. the deferred payments 20 be secured by the
notes OF TIE purchaser bearing date the day OF
sale with int and rs-rved Hen upon the prop
cry sold OF all cash. the option OF the purchaser
thereof deposit OF $500 20 he made at the time
PROPERTY - kaOcXet down. Ali conv-yencIng the
.urcEaSer'S cost -
henry WISE GAENETT.
Suryivins Trustee,
pOr IA nj Sr
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING NUM-
BERED 12iS g Strict SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of rust. duly rorded in Liber
1913 folio ;,s9 1t of he land rds the
premises on W DNESDAV, the FOURTH DAY II
JANUARN. 1893. at HABF-PAST POUR O'CLOCK.
the following described land and premises situate
the ely Of Washington. District of Colurnbia, and
designated the east six IS feet front and back he
width with del tn OF original LOT numbered nine
teen 90 and the west thirteen (i) feet front and
back the same width with full depth lot numbered
twenty CSO) in square Numbered Two hundred aud
netyseVen t291), together with ali and singular the
improvements. ways. easements. rights. PRIVILEGES
and appurtelances to the same belonging or in any
wise 3IIert aiming.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash.
the balance in and two years. Notes 70 civ en-
bearing date Of sale with Ier cent interest
mum. payable semi annually. and to be secured by
deed u: trust or the premises Sold all h. at the
option of purchaser. deposit OF 500 required at
the time Of sale. Conveyancing. &c. at pu chasers
cost Ter ms to be complied with in nfteen days other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
eJty at he risk and cost If defautng purchaser
fve dey' advertisement of such resale in
ps CT published IN Washington, ID. O.
WI. ". BOAkMAN. I r--...o.
d22-dtds OSCEOLA Z. GREE y Aio''eoS-
'VHoMAs BOWLING & SON. Aucts. 6I2 St. n. W.
TWO STORY FR,ME DWELLING NO 1910
TWENTY-sECoND STREET NORTHWEST AT
On TUESDAY JANUARY THIRD. 1893. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, we will sell in front Of the
premises south part Of lot TO- square 10 frcning 20
feet ~ inches the east side of 22d street by
Gepth Of 100 feet, improved by q two-s;ory frame
Terms: y cash. balance in one and two years. with
interest. secured by deed Of ust the property.
or all cash. at the option of the purchaser Convey
ancnv and recording of purchaser. deposit
THOS. BOWLING SON.
d24-dSds Auctoneers.
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GEORGETOWN,
MRS. SANTA CLAUS ALSO.


Last evening Santa Claus visited Congress
Street NJ. P. Church and as he was expected a
royal welcome was given him. Usually at
Christmas time the genial old fellow comes all
alone. but last night TO please the Congress
street boys and girls he brought MIRA Claus and
introduced her in the joll est sort of a way
Then the good old people who never leave their
home but once wear sat down and listened to
recitations, songs and musical selections. Among
those who recited were Misses Eta Grimes.
Sadie Rittenhouse and Maud Sebastian. After
the rendering Of the literary part of the pro-
gram Santa went among the children and dis
tributed candy right and left. As il was a
Christmas entertainment and, therefore, juven-
lie in its nature none of the staid members of
the church deserve credit for the success of it.
The decorations were beautiful and season.
able.
THE B. AND o. SOUTHERN BRANCH.
On Wednesday the jury of condemnation ap-
pointed for the purpose of inspecting and pass
ing value on certain pieces of property in Mont
gome-y county through which the Baltimore
and Ohios Metropolitan Southern branch viii
run, met and carefully went over every piece in
dispute. Yesterday they assembled for the
purpose of hearing testimony and it is proba-
BILE that today the owners will know the jurys
decision.
DROPPED DEAD AT HIS HOME.
Early yesterday morning VIM. Johnson, a
colored man, fifty-three years old, dropped
dead at his home in Congress street alley be-
tween 3lst and SD, u and streets. The
coroner was notified and after viewing the
remains pronounced death due to congestion
OF the lungs. The interment will take place at
Mt. Zion graveyard.
NO MORE BODIES REMOVED.
The work Of removing bodies from the old
Presbyterian graveyard, which was SO COM
mended By those having tine advancement Of
Georgetown at heart. has suddenly ceased, as
no orders from relatives of the dead still living
there have been received by the sexton for sew
eral months. In the meantime the cemetery is
left in the most unsightly condition. a misera-
BILE looking place, almost IN the center of a town
containing over IL, 900 inhabitants.
NOTES.
". ". johnson has sold to c. II. Marshall
for 81 900 parts Of lots rs and 76 in square 95
Homeads addition to Georgetown. and
Mahlon Ashford and John Mdout trustees,
have sold to L. C. Bailey lot 76 in Ashford and
others subdivision of square 112.
Last night the finance committee of the First
Cooperative Building Association examined
the accounts Of the secretary and treasurer and
reported to the board of directors that they
were found to be accurate in every particular
Work on the girls reform school building to
be erected on government property near the
receiving reservoir will be commenced in q day
or two under the direction of Contractor
Thomas.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bell Ciseell, sister of Mrs.
s. C. Jones of 2S0G Gay street. died a day or
two ago in Petersburg. Ill. The deceased was
formerly a resident Of Georgetown and daughter
of William Cissell.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoS BROS. Aucts.. 9th aud D SITS. n
TRUSTEES SAIL CT TAO BRICK DWELLINGS
NUMB RS 1914 AND 1916 ID STREET NOHiH-


b. virtue Of deetsS OF trust us besriry date
ipTil "a. 1882 mi duly rec lrt.ee in Iiosr 1919 TO 10
1,si aud .3j} - seq. o. an1 records q the
District % Columbia and the request OF the rartIss
secured thereby We wall se' AZ pubic auction, II.
FROM o. the premises on WfDAESDAS, TIVE
ELEYFNTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. y. 1896. AT
HALF-PIST THEE O'CLOCK ?. ~. hose certain
II ees parcels o. laad ard premises situate in
Washington city, Dist let Of Columbia, known and
distins uishsd and telng los numos red l4T and
las IN McLschlen and l. n han, trustees. sur
division, in square IO per plat recorded N Libe-
10. foto "a, Of he records Of the surveyors flee Of
tie District Of COlgutia said lots having sr
of &c feet each by depth of o. feet 70 alley
gsrhe- with tue improvements. consisting of tao two
story brick DWELLINGS, numbered 1214 and 1918 ID
street . o-thedst.
Each Of tie above houses will be sold separately.
Terms Of SAFE: bird Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the balance IL TIRES euua payments
IL one. two AMI ,h-ee years. VIZ per cent Int -ss
p.Y ali IIi-annually and secured by deed
the property Sod ca b. at oIion of the pur-
chaser deposit o. Z 90 wii be ieqlir i on each
house st Il of sale. AL conveyancng and recori-
INK a. par iser's cot. rerus Of sale 20 b- compiled
With ia days from day of otherwise trustees
sev Tire right to resell at risk and cost OF defautins
purchaser or purchasers.
W L. EDNONSTCS,
Cffre 800 5-b St n W. Trustees
4 ~ u - \
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1t was very wrong Of the Pullman porter who
was arrested in this city, to steal from the COM
pany. And yet the long-robbed public may be
forgiven a slight sensation of JOY at finding a
temporary substitute.
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KFkI. TSTArE on TwFlFTH TREET WEST
B,TWEEN L AND : sTREETs North Is
THE CtTY OF ASHfNGToS. DISTRICT OF

ILiSfIGS' SALE OF NaIU ADLt IMPROVED
kFAI. T~TArE On TWFlFTE TREET WEST
BtTWEEN AND sTREETS North N
IHE CRY OF " AsHfNGToS. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
virtue OF deed of trust hearing date Of the
Second Iay q June A D. 1881 and recorded in libe.
NJ. llS5 foo tsS ct - one Of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia and the request of the
party secured thereby, We the UNDERSIGNED, as
trustees ~il sell 81 gcplic auction in front Of the
p--Ialsa- on MONDAY. THE MN n DAY OF
1NNUABI. A u. 1885. Al HALF-PAS = FOUR
OCf OCK P II, al that real estate situated in the
rity ashiraxton. District Of Column IA. snd being
the south ten (Oi feet ~ lot numbered fsrtyeieht
49, is the Jrith ther-o and ssD lots NUMBERED forty
Hiu~. fify ft.yone nfty-tvo. IN square 2i6. &C.
eusjing SUBDIVISION OF said square by tie vestry
aud treasurer recored In Iiber y. T.. lilo loo. of
III suEyeyUrs ofce of the District Of Columbia, to-
Terhs with the ina rovemeais thereon.
Terms Of sale Oue-lird cash and the balance in one
IN go and three 90 years. for which the prom
ssory noses OF the fnrchas-r with intsress at q pr
cent er Snnum ron the dAy of sale VIII be taken.
secured by deed of trust the proYerty. or all
cash. The option OF THE purchaser or purchsSrrs
IL pcsi3 u so viii f required Of tue urchsser or
pure tue tine of sale All convey .acinx a.
N COS; the purchaser Or purchaser. Taxes VIII
comm ted WITH in hfte-n days from day " sac the
trustees the right resell th- property az the
ssl ana - Of defsultins purchasers after Ve days
advertisement OF such resale IN newspaper Ia tic
ESg.isON s. BARBOUR,
l49O New York ave- r~-...-
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Afees.
4So LOUISIANA ava n w..
= WA4GANAN. Aurtioneer. d23d&ds
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SHOOTING STARS.

Charley" said government employees sis
ter, 'do you use q great deal Of red tape in
your work.
Sometimes"
What for?''
at comes in handy when you want to do .
claimant up nicely"
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n21-dkds
DUNCANsoS BROS. Auct,oneers.

II u
TRUSTEES. SALE OF FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING COHNER o. G AND THIi:-
TENTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Iiber 1884
folio y5} ct sec OF tlIe and rds of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, viii Sc J. in ron the PREM
ises on WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DA OF
JANUARY. A. Il. 1873. At FOUR O'CLOCK p. VI.
the following descr bed Pea est to- situate in hs city
OF Wsshinstcn. District Of Columbia. to wit. All
that certain pierre pa cel o. and and premises
known and DIST nzuished and being no west
tween four CA feet ami half nv inches front
south street by the fuiI depth l3th street
original TO- numbered six 49, square num-
ter-d two hundred and ninetY-siX t2!6). beginning
OF the southwest ut said lot, End thence
;, IN stree; twenty-fonr CA, fsst and
ha Us) in hes. thence North sky (sl .eet TO lot
b. thence west twenty -four (2i) feet and
a half On inches TO 18Th street. thence south
18Th sixty t60l feet 10 the beginning toge her
Wit all he IMPROVEMENTS. WAYS. eascuen IN vi
leSs snd appurts 10 the same belonging In
any o. ain~rtSiDing-
Terms -lns-ihird o. tns purchase money in cash.
balance in and two wiki notes tearing
cent int.r~ss per amman from Ga Of sale, payable
semi annually and TO - secured 10y deed Of trust
the Premises sold. = crsE. 1.-THE option " the
chaser. deposit Of 500 required at time of SAFE
Convey zncnZ. Re AZ tie Durc sse-'s cost Terms TO
be COMPLIED with in fifteen dass otherwise the
trustees TIE rht to resell tbs properly at the
ri-k and o! ne defauitin4 Purchaser after vs
days I've rtisenen OF such resale IN
published IN Washington, D. c.
CHA~. {. GLOVER. -.
,'.es2-dt~ JAMES Nj JOHNSTCS,l A'"o'e"7
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7 ATINEL a SLOAN. Aasta.. 1907 G.i.
rEUsTFT's shIE OF IMPROVED AND UNIN-
PRDVfD PROPERTY SIGt ATED on ID
1tHNLH sIKEEIS soJ hNk>1. AND on
y STREET. =. WEN TMf1f tn md THiR-
~ !. eLEkIIN NlEl INV Il

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wss-sss a DR. q n, "a Ts'a 80. solrt q he
isss@r. 4 D is in a. sga y s1i,. de- "a, eRdins in
sah, soars nnIli ,s"d AMI d.,s.ied Therein =, Ne.
t-ss substitute. trast-- r--tsin .lsrd u trui
81 70 sd S . ~ "a "a, ds-s , in ne
r-roris-. IN I41sr ". 20 folio 40 -t seq,
Where's .f.a.i sts ir NJ l. n ~ pa alsnt Of he
IN =. e - 49,, hi y "a a. "a 81 tins ard
b. - NJ. r-qne-t-d sac ~ re-. s-:.,- i ths
sd ds-' les i'-., ~. - r. "a VIZ ne oi sd
trusi vii OF fol .sle. AZ rub ion. ~ front
is.' ,, oCi0CG = s. the acsi IN q.
- "a , oTrty si'u til IN the Y .. was mt
- b T-r-i-t ffaf.~tI-. is VT Ptrt-
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.s-st W. hunir-,i AMI ninety ever 81: helin-
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~. q sni h .:r-t ~ ,i i~ef' ihsn n
s~s-5i5 as 49,, ,isnee W., -s,s.n % Tee. sni
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fSS AFyIfs : = &. Y: y OF your
D. virtue - thssl.l~ de- AL r. "a. uader the
s -snnsr. in froata- ~ or-n,iS-- ne Z OWN
t---rit,i rror- - ai.d - ts i.y nd .iis ne
CD N i,svi.'son'. 81 n ~ sqrsr- uu-nfs.--d
s 80 ., 80 10y rnns,Tg = sns - Vi =.
,.~ut, 60, st. ta~urs -'sta ouc hantr,a Ems
ID is- .. ssii sisy twenty o. est an men. north
er- hnnir-i an.i t~-aiv ti-v ie-i the eS1ii;.ii-
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all .i-.I tfI tr .ufrf gart t@twreu tn gsp
rsT~.s - % s..rv- -a-.i .-i. sccordn. 10
ta.fr VAIN rs.Es--tivs.Y. -r.sn bv tires. ~E.rsl
49, . ex-riu- is1- ~ Pal Ia ash TIL is.anr-
m one and va g. s.rsf tf t- rstr %! q scr
r.rfrr arr frur The law - Ixy.li mi
aarusilv afei b. .sse 81 trust liz rrof-rIs
~ ~ rfrif 20 fi chaser
- d.t.-sf % a. ol tie -rc-l nrst sssy :.
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i 80 fint- q
vsyanains An r-Srifpx VII b. 81 Ne Irsr'easrrs
.s Fr-r1. % - must HIi.a Win rfta.a
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-. IN. ri4ht rs-ris rufcrtf - The Is
- 81 n IN ,lrfaufng guTccss.F rurri s@ers
sf~r dlys' a1ycrt4-. mons q -u-. ~ iir "a The
Yea - st.r NILE IL ". TEuste~.
49,. No. az Il n.
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"Dear me-" said the Boston lady who sings,
''his knowledge of music is very deficient"
What makes you think sop
HE said my singing was away up in G, when
at no time did 60 any higher than E fat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

He was deacon, but it evident that he
hada quiet interest in things mundane when he
referred to the bidding on a contract to roof the
church as a steeple-chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

"Have you heard the latest?" inquired the
girl who likes catchy songs.
''No. What Is it?''
"Charley Nairgos 'Good-by.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

The diamond that poets praise,
Though still favored jewel,
Will be outranked ere many days,
By carbon used as fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-30

By an explosion Of dynamite in quarry Dsal
Greensburg, Pa, yesterday one man was killed
and twelve others frightfully injured