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das-ats s s2HfL 3 Sh 4 hhlRowx Trustee.
u ATCLIFtE. DAkR = CO., Auctioneers,
~ SlO PENNSYLVANIA q We. n. v.

RATCLIFtE. DARK Z CO., Auctioneers.
~ SeO Pennsylvania ave. M
RECEIVERS SALE By AUCTION OF THE STOCK.
&c. OF HARDWARE. TOOLS. CUTLERY.
PAINTS AND OILS. HARNESS. IRON SAFE.
&c, &c. OF THOMAS GRAY q SON. RE
MOVED TO OUR SALES kooMs, go PENN
NENlkNCE OF SALE, ON FRIDAY, EIGHTH
JAAuARY. lsssa. BEGINNING AT TEN
O'CLOCK VI.
II pursuance OF the decree of court passed on the
12tn day of November, 1881. in equity cause No
lJ.Se. entitled Lien G. Gray ct al vs. haph L. Gait
ct al. in the supreme Court the District Colu-
bla. appointing Jno. L Shepperl receiver in said
cause and by virtue of this deed Ellen &
Gray. Thos. Gray. Geo H. Gray. Kate A. Gray and
la pm L. Siat to Jno r. Snepperd. receiye afore-
said. made and recorded the sad l.,tn day No
reinber ls9l, IN lDer i5Go. TOTO "a ct seq. OF the
land RECORDS OF the District of Couinbis. viii sell by
public auction on FRIDAY. JANUARY EIGHfR
1882, beginning at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, within the
sales rooms OF katchife Darr Co.. SeJ Penn ave.
n W, all the stock, &c. partly mentioned below.
sistlng part
HAKpW ARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AGRICULTURAL AND FARM IMPLEMENTS,
PAINTS AND OILS.
CUTLERY. GLASS. CART. WAGON, BUGGY AND
FARM HARNESS.
TOOLS AND COUNT ~ SCALES.
TWO NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. SHELF
BOXES AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
USEFUL GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN FIRsT
CLASS HAkpMARE STORE. ALSO ONE HORSE.
JNo. P. SHEPHERD. Receiver.
Rooms 22-25 lie Droit Building,
d2SdSbds SU2 h st. NV
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SOLUTIONS AND sOLyERs.

sOl u 80, Ks,K7 and RIB NS5e. R-KRs
k2 Nc Sc g. k 4h No. No. 81 Eo H. S S1kP
No. 90. ktoK3. No. 81, P-B4. No. Is, K-Q7. No.
.solyers-Miss Morrison. Miss Sadie E. L.. L. Y
Knight, Geo. Heintz, A; v. Boatrite: I; A. Cooley.
5; C. Durham. A. v. Gisiger: +. N. HeAton. Elon
Additional correct solutions by B. f. Entrikin
s1od" No NO 81 EASY but pretty Ne &C. pretty
pinning Of the b, X and is good :; No. 81. pleas
L. NJ. Borett No. 81. "a fine problem; 1" No 50. too
cramped;" Nos. 81 and 50. very good;' W. I'll. 62.
NOTES.
The chess world is full Of matches and rumors
Of matches. Shipley has beaten Morgan in a
match of five games up for the championship
of Philadelphia by the score of five to one and
two draws.
The Judd-Showalter match has come to a
standstill through the st. Louis champions i'll
ness, which, however, is not serious. and the
contest will not be long delayed. Showalter is
at present one game ahead and his friends are
confidently predicting his victory.
The Havana battle is postponed till tomorrow
and then at last the long-hoped-for contest to
decide the worlds championship will begin.
As we observed last Saturday although the
betting is largely in favor of Steinitz and al
though every one appears to expect over
whelming defeat for the Russian master we
are inclined to think that the result will be
hardly decisive as the prophets declare.
Tschigorin has youth on his side. He is in the
full vigor of manhood, while the great Wilhelm
already begins to feel the weakness of age, and
he Is wearied with thirty years Of almost con-
tinuous conflict over the chess board.
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CHLsApEAkE AND ONO LA. LMAi.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOyEMBER II, 1851
- rams leave daily from mon statIOn tb aud \
9th and
handsollIest and lIOst conlieie sOId Train SerSioe
West from Washington
40 y. m.-.'Cluciunar Fast Line" Solid Tram
Washington TO Cincinnati without change. arriving ~
CINCINNATI a. b 10 a. IA. connecting N dslos
tor Indianapolis st. Louis, &C.
IL 40 the famous ~ " Nrsfibgle Limited
a solid Nestbule train WITH dInin- Cincinnati.
OHIO. Lexington ana Louisville. ny. arrylII- Al Cn-
cinnat At o. - lie xlngtOn T. 20 lOuIsNIle
S.U D. N. connecting IN niun deIOts Tor ali IsOns.
2UO D. Lapress for OvrOnsN Ile. CDariO tesyLlie.
Richmond, NsynesOoro'. staunton and IrnclI,I Var
gina points
~. 81 via r. Y. andP. Railway and RehmOnd 70
OLD Point Comfort ana Norfolk-OSLl Kali. LINE
pullman locations and Tickets Conn Ufncca
5l3 and l42l Ienna. ave.
nolo Ii. W FULLER. GenI Passenger Agent
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THoMAs BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers
l. Ol1 Est

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NOS.
:}003, 3OuJ 81 ..EEr AND NOS. 1906, l!yos.
lIlO AND lol2 THIRTIE1H STREET SUllIH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH, 1892 at -FOUR
O'CLOCK, will sell IN front of the premises lot,
Sl and 2f each fronting 70 feet the north side OF
street ny depth of teet to alley each improved
by iour-story new brick dwelling. containing
rooms, with all modern NM royements Nos 3OtrS and
sOo street northwest Also lots ,s6, .s7. rs and
SS fronting ID ieet tie west side vi 30th by
depth VI % ieet to an alley, each improved by 1
three story new brick dwelling containing room.
anu cellar with all modern improvements This prop
erty is IN excellent location, and all under
and offers hne opport unity for investment
Terms: Oneh nth cash balance 10 suit purchasers
deposit Of slUO On each house at the time
d.tb-dts.
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II AICLlttE. DAhR CO.. Aucuoneerp.
~ Sa0 Pennsylvania ave. n ".

AssIGNFE,s SALE OF lHE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Trkks. iron SAFL. kea CONTAINED Is
NINETELNTH AND RsIREETs NORTHWEST
BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of assignment given TO me on
December -. A. ID. 1881. and daily recorded will
sell by public auction on MONDAY, JANUARY
FOURTH. A. u. lSy2. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
within the premises above mentioned. ali the stock in
TEAS. COFFEES, SPICES, CANNED GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION. YEAST AND BAKING
e2yRs 3LIyE o sAucfs. MIXED sSb
CUCUMBER PICKLES IN BULK. SAIL FISH.
Pho6RiN saScks AID hoN BNaREIs. Pka:
SERVES. JELLIES, MINCE MEAT. &C. IN
BOTTLES AND BULK. VINEGAR, MoLAssLs,
CIDER, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, CAIAwBA
VINE. CIGARS. IRON SAFE. LARGE ICE
BOX, COUNTERS. SHELVING. VEGETABLE
AND MEAT RACK, AWNINGS AND FRAME,
CHEESE CASE, BRASS SCOOP. COUNTER
SCALES, PLATFORM SCALES AND GEN
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE GRoCEkIES.
&c.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, IN FRONT OF SAID
STORE,
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
This stock in rstclass condition. the most Of IL
belnv of new and dosrs BILE goods and should COM
mand the attention Of the trade and private buyers.
JOHN 7. CROWLEY,
d2Q-5t Assignee of Geo. b. Mickum Co.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELLcTRICITY. GALvANIsM AND STATIC
~ ohrouxh the closhinsl utilized in al nervous
isnes. ssaaracs, rheumstism. &c. Also thernsi,
aI v.por and elsctro-ca1ins bath in functsonal as
hour e y = m, 4to m L 9. HlcaoLsOS.
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T'HE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO bo THE stf N Tt "Es ~, ANb b soy rHTEsr.
sfffi RAILS AAeSIfi caSfP lS SGffaEsr
TRAINS fsvE % n sgy fa sf,rrox
CORNER dTH AND . s1s AS FOLLOWS
For pttsburg and the West. Psnnsylvania Limited
daily: Fast Lane. 1870 an. daily 20 Ghic.so.
Soumbps and - Louie. with Parlor Car HARM
burs TO Indianapolis. pittshurs TO Columbus, Az
pres. 5 p pm. daily. rsror Car washington 70
Harrisburg, and sleering are Harrisburg 10 81
to 81. Louis. coium6iSn EIITess a, As M.
daily. with Buffet Paror Car WASHINGTON % Hsr-
TO chesEo; Western Enrress at :; 40 .. IA. daily.
Louis, connecting daily at Harrisburg With through
Sleepers Tor Loulsyille and Memphis. Pullmsa
Dining Car Rttsturs to Eichmond aud Chicsso.
ne West. with through Sleeper TO faisSars. and nd
For Kane. CanandAeuA. Rochester and Niasars Fails
For nr sSHa. and kohs.-r daily for Bus
iaio and Ninsar. daily; sxceIa saturday. l0uo
For williamsport. Rochester and Siassra Falls Z 20
I'm; daily. except Saturday. with slespins Oar
For williamsport. Remove and Elnira. q, lo-so N.
daily. except sunday.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THEEAsr.
tt 10 s no and hs s On sSn4 i 40 s 40
IL Pun pm b Limited LnPCs,s Of pSiwsn !. t.rlof
daily. except sunday. W Ns~ 'O ="
For New lori oniy. Limited Express. with Dining
Car IRON PH bft rairibf e n a oSiGr
Fast Express. T. 10 an. week days. and - pa
Accommodation. s. 90 m daily.
lxpress. = OF p m daily.
tor Boston, without change. B Is o m. every day.
For Brooklyn. n u. all through trains counsrf q
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. lord.
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
ferriage across New York City.
For Atlantic City. IL. 90 g. days. IL. Is p.m-
For Baltimore, 500, o. 49, go. 8 10. 100. o "a
1000 ~. %. ll.oo and IL So a. Az, II 10. on.
80 3l3: 325. 3 a.. ~, 70. 40, 30 q II
~. 1000. III. % and 4 b D. m. ON sunday.
bVo, yvO 400. 10. ~. IL. 90 a. ", AZ ID. LOO.
2.Ol 80. 3. ID. s. -. g. A.. 4 ~ To- !. a. a. Il
Z, 40 10 ~ and ll.35 y
For Popes Greek Line. 80 O and O. % p N.
For Annspols. $50. 800 and II SO n m. ana 4 10
.. m. daily. except Sunday. sundays, 90 .
and l. aop. m.
| FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
For Aenanarla. 80. y. -. s.45. $50 s.45 10 Is
II IN. l2Ol noon. LOO. -. IL. 40. 4. - 5.Os,
5.os. u. -, s.U2. 10. o. aud ll.3y D. On bum
day at 30 -. y A. IL. 40 An. 1.OU. 2.AA
| u. 10. SO2 and 10. % pm
Accommodation Tor Suantico. 9. A. an daily.
| - daily. o.U1 D. IN. ~eek days
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington. 0.0S s.0b.
500. % 10. 40 II. ILL IL. ll.s4 am. l.u. -.uN
3VO, 4o. 90. - ~. u H. 80. ~ 10. 1872 and
u. Us y. IN. On Sunday at .. TO- lOl5. IL IL and
liza AIN 2Oe. 300. s.uo. as 20. 10 ID and ~. -
| pm.
Tickets and information at the oice. northeast
ner Of 18th street and Pennsy avenue. al tho
STATION. where orders he i-it Ior te Uuecsiug "
baggage 20 destnatiUn irom hoteas and resldrIc-e.
| ChAs. l.. tlUh, A. hOUD.
| General Manager General Passenger AscnA
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a Mo,nsntous DIGESTION.

From Harper's Ba1af.
Mrs. Boston-'I don't know whether 10 lei
Annette have that talking doll hsr uncle sent
her OK not"
Mr.. Boston-"Why, what's the matter with
IT,"
Mrs Boeton-'Tts accent Il 20 distrsssingly
New York"
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T ATIMER & SLOAN. Auctionsera,

FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
TRADE SALE OF
CARLOAD OF SIXTf-FOUR BARRELS OF FINE
STANDARD PICKLES tEACH BARkEL CONTAIN,
ING IRON l ID l 40 10 l.so0 PIcKLEs). ALL IN
on IEEsDAY, JANUARY FIFTH. 1892. II
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M. within our sales rooms.
14o9 street northwest, will SELL to the highest
bidder for of whom it may concern In lots &C
suit the trade,
sIXTY.FoUR BARRELS OF PICKLES.
These are all standard goods and the attention Of
grocers is particularly called TO the sale.
Terms cash.
d3C-dts LATrMER SLOAN, Auctionesrs
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George d. Clark. one Of the well-known Cam.
bridge. Mass, telescope makers, died yesterday
- Bsdford springs aged sixty-fvs years.
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RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule IN efsyt Decembsr IL 1891
Leave Washington from station corner u New Jsr~>y
avenue aud { street
For Chicago and Northwest. Nes,lhuled Limited Ex-
For cincinnati. -. Louis and Ind snApolis kestf-
bulod Limited BIO, cypress I / 80 a. IA daily.
For l1ttsours and Cleveland. esTrsss daily IL 3oA
For le,incton and stauuton. no +oEm
For Winchester ana way stations. ~ ~ m
Tor l.uray, f.A:n. =. ~ pm.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooe. and hsmphia
for Baltimore. week days. n a.. 300 q IL NJ 20
tsoO. s5-niinuiesl. xS0a no M 10 III. 90 ,-nin-
ute. a. m, ii: o.. T.. Ia. xs-2O n. 80. r1lS. 3 II
~ % q "a, n a. ~ o. 81 ~ All ~ aud i Sop M
sundays "a "a. tSuo. - ninuterl Al u5. ~ NJ %
AlOOO, 4s-minuissl a m, Nl2uO. 90 ~ ~ sn
80; 81 '5oo; 4snlinute~l. x5 IL. n0.20 q. 81
| For Annapolis. - AMI = - m. II 10 and q IS
! pm sundays. T.: ~ ain. I. 81 n IA.
| for FREDERICK, fll-SO am. "a. IL, tao. f5-So
For uasers,ovn, ,lo. 30 a m and IS 3opm
| ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND PHIL
| . ADElFIllA.
| For lhiladelrha. New hOrk. Boston. and the cast
| daiiy 500. aOo. GlU 20. DiLins Carl am, Il 90
nom. - 40 q ~, lrniig Carl. III 30 y. sesIlnx
! bun.t iarior Cars ON ali day trains
| tG Boston. = ~ .. m. with Pullman Buffet Slesr-
INK SaF running through To Boston without change
va bridse. landing Passengers 10 and
For Atlantis CITY 4 o.. 10 90 and 10 90 noon. sun
| days. $40 ain. and l. noon.
tor time OF suburban trains time tables he hsi
/ OF all u, kei agents.
| tExoept sunday. Daily. ssundAy only.
1 hIxTr-ss trains.
Bagsaee called for and checked from hotels aud
dsnces ~ mon Transfer Co. orders ieft ckst
Gen, nansssr. rdI4l mac Gen n I :. A.,
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Gan No. 80.
Evans Gambit.
,,%a Cant -

PIP is generally preferred here b About all he
could do. Reck less. B-Kt:j far better White
could very well afford let the 20 and continue
the attack by KtxP. &c. Blacks game is now hopo-
n the move adopted
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RAILROADS.

ID IChMoND AND DANNIlIE RAIl.ROAp Co
h scbedue IN efcct November ~. lslli.
All q aims arrive ana leave al fcnoy yanis P.s>~nres
station. Washington. II. 4.
$50 ~ n.-Ds'ly. Local for Iynchlurr conp.~ss
with Norfolk anu Western railroad. CONTESTS =,
Manassas for frunt Roy and strasburs day e,ccTs
sunday.
Il3l0a m Daily FOR all principal point. south IN
al DIVISIONS o. hacru and nsuyile System Pull
man sleCpsr New lcrk and Washington 10 Atlanta,
connecting thence WITH aesgcr 20 New Orleans Vie
Montgomery. and for Memphis via Rirtn nshaG. un
ng AZ nanv.e with SireIcr Tor Augusta aud
boro' with Seerer tor Asheyille and McrristoNn.
4 ~ p.m.-Daiiy eAuslg SUNDAY. tot Aarrsuf,n ana
Orange. ami through tram tor fropt Roy ad
burg.
NhS1 kkN NESIlBI LED LIME I'D. cniulu sd eu
tir~y u iuiifnan Sweeper. Dining larlOr aud utsr-
walton Cars. and 10 Atlanta dns IL loarsl
20 New Orleans va Mon,gomery. s,e-per Atlanta 20
Memphis via Bfnin. ham. ana hlanlA 10 JAckscn-
VILE via Macon. No extra fare changed
IL 70 .. m.-nui4y Tor all 1T uciIal points south On
hchuond anu nAnsile system Pa luan sleeper.
New lork and Washington 10 Knoxville va k.he-
minEhzm Asl Wash .ng;on 20 Augusta.
1kAlNsON WASHINGTON AND ONO DIVISION
leave Washington At 81 10 ain daily Is p daily
and 4 - Pm. except sunday. Returning srraNe
Washington 20 q m. ~ . M. daily and oiS3 o.
daily. eAcept sunday.
b nl. IL ~ a. and aa5 .. m. Manassas Divls-
ION ~ - a IA and - y m. eAcegi SUNDAY.
lickcts. Slecpins Car ard lniurnstion
FURNISHED Of Ofce, 1870 ncnusylVa ave-, aud al
PASSENGER Station. hsnnsy wanna Railroad. Washing.
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent. Washington. DC
JAS L. TAYLOR. Gen fAss. Art. Atlanta. Ga
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l3ns Il st NV. r-,....-
ROBERT q. RUTHkhFORD,f ifus'ee
d23-dts 1907 r ct. NV.
VHOMAs BOWLING son. Auctionoen.
| u Ol2 l. IT u. "

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF 4TH AND l. SHEETS NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated September 1885,
and duly recorded in Liber 1898. folio la SEQ
one OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia
and al the request OF the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction IN front of the premises on
FRIDAY, JANUARY LIGHIH. lssre. FOL X
O'CLOCK l.. M. the following described real estate,
situated IN the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia and known and distinguishes on the plat or
plan Of the said city the (S4D
front on street northwest by sixty-fOur C6iJ feet
deep. Of lot IN square five hundred and twenty five
(i2oI, with alley the two CD feet WIDE
and nifty nve t55) ieet deep. with the improvements
thereon.
Terms One-thri cash. balance in one and two
years. with interest. ured BY deed Of the
property. all cash. at the Option Of the purchaser
deposit VI $40 required at the AL con-
yeyancng aud recording at the cost of purchaser
Terms to he complied with in days
serve the right to resell risk and OF deiautng
purchaser.
JOHN E. BEALL. r,u.,.
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Raflrosd employees at Little Rock. Ark, drove
carload Of ''scabs" into the swamps and de-
stroyed their baggage.
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I ATINER SLOAN. Aucuonesrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk00PEETI, BEING PREMISES No ~ d

virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the LIST day
Of April A. D. 1885, and duly recorded In Liber lls2
folio IA ct seQ Of the land Of District
Of Columbia. snd st the Of the party secured
premises on MONDAY. JANUARY FOURTH. 1872.
At TOUR O'CLOCK 7. n. the following real estate.
tain piece or parcel Of land and premises. known aud
l4Sl according to the subdivision made by William r.
Matt,ngy and samuel Ceas lots numbered nineteen
ODD. twenty GOD and twenty-one CID. in and
ewseney's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
four hundred and thirty ave, with the nproysmnts.
consisting OF twostory aud basement brick dwelling
No. 712 street south west
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
year, with Interest and secured deed Of truss
the property. or all cash. All conveyancing aad
cording IT purchasers cost deposif OF 400 will be
required At time Of sAe and terms TO be complied with
n nttss1 Gays from day OF safe or the property mag
BkAINARD II. wAkNER. 4
HKNRY'r Bauer, Trussssa
dlodkds Lincoln Net Bank,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


ga 1uu u ~ H. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNrNPRoyED
shiRf krhxrI bEfMkrx 81 AND H srs sAMr
N4NIHWEsT. IN TIE CITY OF WASHING
n By virtue OF decree o. the supreme Court OF the
District Q; Columbia. passed on the +th day OF be:
on ri IN equity sS1se ~ lS9 xe MI sel.
foTR otL6ck NJ IN tr0n, Of tss rrrni.s iot
seyentyseven -. m the 1i,y Of MassintSn' b q.
Terms OF sale presented by the decree onethirt
able in and wears from DAY OF sale. or al casS,
at the option of the purchaser. The deferred IAy
menis TO iear interest a, pr and Ne secured
oy trust upon tie property solo. A deposit two
hundred ls0l dollars VIII he required At time OF sale
Al eonyey@neInS at the cost OF the purchaser II
trustees the night 10 resell the propcri,
MS MS and CTS, Of deiautng purchaser, after such
ANDREw A. LiPsCoMB.
bIg9 a. teid an SIni:dSns. Trustees.
eio-oeas 30 AZ st. NV.
ss-oN ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
!, ,BSs'poned until TUESDAY. JANUARY FIFTH.
1885, ~ sane hour ana place;
a.o J. hoLDsMoRIH GoRDoN.S trustees
X AICLIffE. DAkR CO.. Auc,ionecrs.
g20 Pa ave. n. ".
PEREMPToRl SALE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
R sTTMAppkk,ph N NM e6olN DAkl sThEkIl,
STKFFIsN t NShi M siAPII0L AND flRsl
On TUESDAY. JANUARY Fifth, 1892. AT FOUR
$1,000 = NJ. we will sell at public auction in front
LOTS IS. 36 AND EAST HALF OF LOT ~. IN
FRONTING Ga rs ss9u "a t q5s; ,yrxrv
Boundary sireet). WITH AN AVERAGE DEPTH
York avenue station of the Baltimore Ohio rpo,
and Is in rapidly improving section OF the city aud an
Term. made known at sale. deposit Of sano n
time OF sale. d3l-ikds
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THE CHESS WORLD.

Tourney Probleins-An Interesting Game
Solutions and Solvcrs-Notes.
TIME WASHINGTON CHESS CLUB MEETS
l. every evening at 30 F street. Visitors
always welcome.
PROBLEM No. "A tTourney Problem No. 81.
(Composed for The Evening Stsr.)
By A. v. BOATRITE. Columbus Ga
Rlnck-EiYe l5l pieces
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EsTABLIsHED ls7o-w, 4. TAPPAN. pEALKR
u IN Damonds. Nstchts. JSxelry, silver VAR, 10.
90 tth 81. n THIRD door sboys llss watch -
swslry reyAarakg . sssclAip. ~
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'THoMAs BOWLING SON. Auc,ioneers.
l. Ol2 r ct. n. "
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. l:sso RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NUE. NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION


PROPERTY. No. ls2. RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. Ar AUCTION.
BY virtue OF two decs of trust, dated respectively
September 10, lsS1, recorded in Liter 1853 folio ~
ct seq, and January 4, less recorded in Lher l9s.l
folio Hob ct OF the land records OF the District
of Columbia. and at the request OF the party secured
duly passed by the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, N Equity No 1851. on
tie 9Th day a. December 1891, viii sell
the premises on " EDNl sDAl. JANUARY SIXTH,
lS.tz, at HALt-PAST THREE O'CLOCK 4. NJ, part
Of - square az, II feet the south
OF Rhode Island BY depth of l0e feet inches
TO L wide alley said ground having loft. wide al ey
on the west side thereof. improved by handsome
nalern history and basement brick residence l3.=.
RhOde Island ave. W.
Terms Onethird cash. balance In and two years.
with Interest. secured by deed Of the prop
erty. all cash. at the option OF the purchaser de-
post OF 500 required al time OF sale IL the terms of
sale not complied with ten Ol days the trustees
the rcht TO resell at risk and deAultn
purchaser. Convey anclng and recording OF
purchaser
RICHARD ". TYLER.
1907 st NV. -r-...
ROBERT @. RUTHEkfoRD.f ifus'ees-
d23-dts l301 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

wall, he hain't told no startlin' news I've
oeen wearin No. Is ever since l was a gal six
teen years old and I've got the smallest foot Of
any woman in our town as it il. did fee.
kinder sorry when diskivered that I'd left my
spectacles on the kitchen clock shelf at home.
put II that's all the news the papers kin rake
up guess l hain't missed nothing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-02

ION ACCOUNT OF RAIN THE ABOVE SALE
n lspis SSstponed until TUESDAY. JANUARY FIFTH.
iSt@, At same hour and place.
aao ANDhLM 4. IlPsCoMB. r,,.,...
d3o j. HoLDsNoRIH GoRDoN5 trustees
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-05

once frightened eco colorcd people
almost to death. They were holding d
protracted meeting in a little tumble
down church near Nashville and the ex-
citement ran high. l attended with
some other bad boys, misbehaved and
was fired ort. | determined 10 break
up the meeting. procured some phos-
phorus, and the next night before the
crowd assembled drew skeletons, deaths
heads and devils all over the walls.
then concealed myself in the loft, armed
with long hollow reed; while my com
panions, provided with sheets and masks,
hid themselves in the grove in which the
church was situated. That night the
church was packed and religious fervor
reached its climax. The preacher was
picturing the horrors OF hell and the
nideousness of its master and the sim
ners were shivering with apprehension.
Two large lamps hung IN the center of
the low room furnished the light, and
by the help of the hollow reed blew
them both out.
The preacher stopped in the middle Of
his exhortation. The walls blazed forth
with horrors traced III burning. snaky
outlines. There was " convul;ive gasp,
q scream from 200 throats and q stam-
pede. Tho preacher wen5 through a
window, and, though a rheumatic, out
ran all his parishioners. Then my
ghostly confederates alsearel, uttering
dismal groans. Scores Of the terrified
blacks, unable to rTn, lay down and
groaDed with an agony of fear. The
joke was too good to keep. My father
heard of it. He was Presbyterian
divine and did not believe in trifling
with sacred things. 1t is said that he
laughs best who lauc'is last, and the
colored people came in on the subse-
quent cachination.-In teryiew in st.
Louis Globe-Democyat.