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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoUnT.-Judqe Haqner.

PROBATE CoURT.-Jttdge Hdqner.
Today-Estate of Frank Hamlink: petition
for letters of administration filed. Estate of
Sarah Jane Forrest; will flied. Estate of Jas.
III. Reynolds; order fixing hearing ON report.
Estate Of .. p. j. Clarke; order OF refer
ence. Estate of Walker; petition for probate.
Estate of Benz. Cooley; testimony flied. Estate
Of John Cephas; will proven. Estate of John
T. Tally; petition for letters Of administration
Estate of Vim. H. OVERLY; will proven and
letters issued to Fannie L. OVERLY; bond, $500.
In re Anna NJ. Moran. guardian; exceptions to
auditor repor. filed
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fe11-d&ds
l'RU Stiles SALE.

By virtue of power contained in q certain deed Of
trust from William H. Wright and Annie Mrieht his
wife, 10 Julian ". De=ne and Henry {. Borden. dated
the lst day Of September. iSs, end recorded the l4th
day OF August, lSS9 IN L,ber No. lao. folio 81 ct
one OF the land records TOR the Distinct OF Colun
bla oefau having Teen made in the u. the
indebtedness secured thereby. the undersl ned
tees VIII sell at public auction on MONDAY. the
TWENTY DAY or FEBRUARY. lSsrs. ON
the Premises Burrsilie ID. q, TO the highest bidder
for cash. tie folio wing Described lots Being
bere,l ~ and -. block numbered D section g. IA the
subdivision Of Burryllle. ID. G.. the improvements
consisting OF comfortable tNostory tye-roOlu house.
situated about one Iniie Benning and nesr he
line OF the Washington and Chesapeake railroad Sac
to commence at ELEVEN O'CLOCK An
JULIAN ". DEANE,t ,,-,,..
felO-lot H. L. BORD.N trustees
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Russia NAV Apologize tn rpviapa

LONDON. Feb. 19-The 81 James Gazette SAYS
that the indications are that favorable settle
ment for England is being reached in the ne
gotiatioas with Russia in regard to the Pamir
incident Russia admits that her officers acted
hastily and an apology is looked for.
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BIooded Stations Fight to the Death.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, Feb. 1.-two blooded
Clydesdale stations in the stable OF Vim. Price
yesterday in some way secured freedom
from their stalls and began fighting. One Of
them kicked and bit his opponent to death and
was himself badly injured The dead animal
was valued at Il SOC
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Gov Tbaxer,sU.urpatiop

CHICAGO, Feb, ia Lincoln, Neb., dispatch
says: Chief Justice Maxwell of the supreme
court has handed down an opinion holding
that Gov. Thayer had no right to hold the Office
OF governor nor had he the right to usurp au-
thority; that Lieut. Gov. Majors should have
held the office pending the test OF Boyds citi-
zelship, and that when he was forced out by
Boyd his tenure ceased.
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ToDAY's CABINET MEErING.-The cabinet
meeting today was attended by all the mem
bers except Secretary Tracy and Postmaster
General Wanamaker. The Boring sea con-
troversy was the principal topic Of dis
cusslOn.
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Stalking Claim. on Hidden Land

orRAT, Col. Feb. l9.-The Cutler Creek gold
strike appears to be genuine. Men were
climbing over the hills and stalking claims all
night More than one hundred Claims have
been staked in the last twenty-four hours.
The country Is under snow and IL A.
speculation today what the result will be. II
IL believed this ind Is the source of the old
planters Many OF :he boulders when broken
open are hecked with gold AID some Of them
run BY assay nearly 100 ounces 70 the ton.
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The BERISG SEA CoMMIssIoS.-The Boring
sea Joint commission continue its daily sessions
at the State Department, and is understood to
be making satisfactory progress toward an
agreement as to the actual condition and needs
OF the seal fisheries.
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Says She Has Supported Him,

Delphine George seeks, by L. D. Geneste
a divorce from Emit George. She states they
were married at Paris, France, juno
l6, 1883, and charges that he not only
failed to support and caro- for her, but
she supported. him. paying his board, room
rent and giving him money for minor
expenses. She states that in September, 1882
be obtained employment at the Metropolitan
Club as q waiter at S20 per month
and board, and from that time has
not lived with her and has given her
not exceeding s75 since. She states that
he has threatened to take the child away. She
asks alimony and the custody Of their child,
born in 1887.
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Broke His Leg.

Albert Wells plasterer. fell from q wagon
near 4th and II streets today and broke his
leg. He was sent to Freedman's Hospital for
treatment.
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RIO JASEIRo. Feb. 19.-The revolt in Ceara,
which was caused by the fact that the governor
Of the province was a partisan of Fonseca. has
been pacified by the resignation OF the obnox-
ioQs official
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The PnEsIDENr's CALLERS this morning in
ciuded Mr.. Justice Harlan, Senators Cockrell,
Sanders, FELTON, and Paddock, Representative
Hooker and friends and Judge Mcdowell Of
Illinois.
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81. LOUIS. Feb. 19.-Richard Klemm, son-in-
law Of DR.. Daenzer, editor of the ARz,eger, and
Louis Which, editor of Die Ldter7ae, both de-
nounce as false the report that they are to fight
o duel
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WORLDS FAN CoxhissloNER-Th President
has appointed Frank r. Cannon OF Oklahoma
to be commissioner from Oklahoma TO the
worid's Columbian expedition, vice John D.
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The assignment of VIM. A. Hughes, dealer in
wood, coal and feed at 18th and W streets
northwest, for the benefit Of his creditors, was
filed today. Hosea B. Moulton ID the assignee
and the claim Of about goo Of ]. G. Loutham
10 preferred
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81 the Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
Mashington. February II. lsy2.-Notice is hereby
THIRD. 1882. the lease Of the fish wharf and nsh
sas IN the cities of Washington and Georgetown will
March !. lsSs. as follows: At TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
upon the premises four sh stalls the Georsetown
Market HOUSE to the highest bidder: tern.s
CASH In advance, Also at THREE o'cLock
tween Seventh and Ninth streets northwest, in
'front.' o. the nsh stalls of Center) Washington Market
an rights and privileges granted allowed oy the
laws OF the corporation Of Washington to establish
warves or docks for the landing cleaning and of
nsh IN the city Of Washington. and wharf or dock
shall he deemed eligible unless situated
on the north side of the Potomac river between
Eleventh street east and Fourteenth street west TO
the highest bidder Terms; tl00 70 be paid ON the
day. from the day of the sale By order Of the board
Of Commissioners, District OF Columbia. j. ".
DOUGLASS, ); W. Ross. W. T. kossELL. Com
missioners ID. Q. fe11-lOt
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PROFESSIONAL.

NJ Me FRANCIS, CARD READLR AND TRANCE
se. lts
M NE. RAPHAEL. THE CI LIBERATED CLAIR
.u Noyant and astrologlst, the seventh daughter.
born with cau. has wonderful heaIng 10 yer tslves
names and lucky dates. Don't fail lady.
Room 10. 80 Fst-n.w. feII-I.rs
A KS. HETTlE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
AVA known business aud test medium. also in-ilrAl
day. TO y. m. Once. 5.s3 "a II. NV fe4- Ist'
NJ NE. BkookE TELLS AL NE ENkNIs OF
AVA lie. All business con hdential. Ladies and =. .
tlelnen. % cent? each. Hour: oa n IA. -
Lst. bet LIST and North Capitol ats. n. fel5-2w'
DROP. CLAY rs the OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
advertising clsirvoy ant astroloser and medium
this city. Has wonderful prophetic syift second
sight heNeas hidden nysteries, RECEIVERS lost "
stolen property. brlixs separated together.
speedy marriages. gfyes business
family troubles. evil nnuences. Strangers other
cities and all IN trouble Will and money ~
coming TO the right place at once lie succss wIers
oters have Jailed ConNlnces skeIticzI and adj
NeItses only what he do. Al business conndea-
tiai Satisfaction guaranteed sttln<s. S0c. Hours
Sto g. Open sundays. Residence lsS n 81. wen
~ and 9th sts. southwest. fel30t'
NINE. DREAMER. TIE ONLY CELEBRATED
AVA English and German astrololst N the CITY, tells
all events Of lie. Once bours % IA pm. sun
day. 10 a u % p.In lSos 18th ST n ". tall-snl.
EAR. ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE. THE MOST
and ladies. with over thirty sears' experiene. can
be consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at hs
Office, sl6 St from 10 y . all consutatioa
confidential and success gukranteed fes2w'
NINE. PERRIN, JHE TRUEsT DESTINY
M reader of the age. Informsfion given with pho
1871 Marion Ct NV. bet. 9th and 9Th. y and y.
3a26-lnl'
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Weil-knowD English Broker Dead.
LoSDoS. Feb. l9.-John Shaw the chief of
the bucket shop dealers of England, died
today.
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I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
IL laQQ a q. N ~

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN As NUMBER
20i4 SEVENTH STREET EXTENDED IN IHE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated December 10.
1850, and recorded Ltber No. 1876. folio 0 seq
of the land records OF said District and the
OF the party secured thereby. Will sell at public
auction Ia 'front.' OF the premises On TUESDAY. FEB
kUARl IMkNTl-THIkD. 1872, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the foiIowIng described real estate situate
the county OF Washington District Counlbia, and
known AID described as part OF lot numbered thirty
seven t5s) in Jesse b. Haw's subdiy. s!on Of Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, bounced follows Be-
gnnin< for the same at the northeast SAID
lot tsupI TO be l51 81 100 feet ot of the north
west corner Of Florida avenue aud 9TH street ex
tendeG) running thence westerly along the
o. said lot seyenty ana S5l00 feet. thence south
eriy PARALLEL to stn street ext nded 20 feet thence
eastery arae, to the north line said lot as loo
feet. and thence north along 9TH street extended
twenty t2O) ieet to the place Of beginning improved
by two-story brick house.
Terms OF sale: One-thir1 cash, balance in one rnd
two years. with interest at the Ter cent on
deferred ments which shall lie secured by
trust on the property Sold all cash. the
the purchaser deposit of 500 will be required al
time OF sale All conveyancins and recording he
cost OF purchaser IL terms OF complied
with in ten days from date y. trustees
the right resell risk and defaultiug DUR
chaser
Z. I. SCHMIDT,
5ll 18th St n. W., I r.
OSCAR NAUCk, AFus'ee&
de hist
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER SLOAN. AucuOneer,.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BUsI-
NESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET
MAR SOUTHWEST.
BY direction OF the we will sell at public suc-
ton IN front OF the premises on SATURDAY, THE
lss,2. AT HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ. toe
real estate in the city Of Washington. D. known and
described and being lot Ia IN 81 uAre Az.
beginning al the northeast corner OF the lot
thence south 9TH street - thence Nest ga feet
inches thence north - feet ana thence east 50 ft
inches 70 the point Of besSinning. Improved by a
street southwest
Terms: one-third cash and the balance in one and
two ears with interest from the DAY OF sale ON tie
deferred payments or all cash, at purchaser option
Taxes 10 be PAID TO day OF sae deposit Of $3.50 Sl
be required when the property IL sold Terms 10 he
complied with in fifteen days the property may he
resold the risk and cost OF the purchaser
All conveyancinG and recording purchasers cost
LATIMER 4 SLOAN,
felS-dSds Auction.ers
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rlHOMAs BOWLING L SON, Auctioneers.
l. 6l2 st. NV.
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWt NTY-THIRD,
1892. AT TWO O'CLOCK r NJ in front Of the George.
market house. shall sell the three fisheries
the upper Potomac known Clouds Landing.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
An
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THE marshars jury today returned iuquisi-
tions that Priscilla Ryder and Charies ThierDon
are insane. u
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II ATCLIffE. DAkR CO.. Aucrs
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON II STREET
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWENTY
FIRST STREETS NoRTHwEsT, IMPROVED
BlA FRAME HOUSE. KNOWN AS NO. 20l5 II

rWRNTTYEPPSottSR9TH AHakkIIpHSA sI ESA FoHR
O'CLOCK. VIII Offer for sale, in front Of the prem
ises tho east part Of ORIGINAL lot 5. IN squass l0l
fronting 10 feet on II street and running back la
fe1t, with right Of way TO pubic alley.
This property 10 nicely located In . fashtonahle
ting in value.
Terms: nethird cash. the balance In ons. two and
three yeafs. 0per cent Per annuh. payable semt-ep
nusiy. sscursd By deed Of trust on the properly sod
Of 600 required the time Of SALE II the terns VI
sae not compltsd with in nsen days from the day
and cost OF The defaultns purchaser after ave days
Save9s:smsSt q such rsseie IN eome nsvspapsf pub
sccccSd1nE e II 81 q e Ys;ss,cg =. -.
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AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING & son. AuctiOneers.
THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. AuctiOneers.
MENCING WEDNESDAY. AT HALf-PSsT
S sRnE O'CLOCK 2. NJ. LARGE LOT PAWN,
WATCHES, GUNS, CLOCKS, CUTLES, &c.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITY, GALyANisM AND STATIC
Il uhroush the clothingl utilized IN all nervous
troubles removal OF tunoru suIernuous hairs bleu-
ises. seiatica. rheumatism, &c. Also thermsl, Lot
a. vaIor and slectrocabinst bath functional de-
ranpenIents cutsneous diseases. cAtarrh. &c. Oncs
hour 70 ~ q. NJ. to .. m L. b. NICaOLsOk,
NJ D..OuS 18th Ct NV. 1elephone xs5. nose-3ms
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. $50 NJ STREET NORTH NkST.
By virtue OF OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct oCouubia. passed in equity No. lSeo Doc
81. We Will otier for SAFE On TUESDAY, The FIRS
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1872. AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the premises. all that piece
parcel Of ground and premises known and describ
on the ground pat OF the city Oh Washington.
District of Columbia part of lot numbered four
in square numbered hundred and nine
beginning tor the same at the corner OF the alley
forming the east boundary OF said lot fourteen lf,
10 ieet west Of east limo Of lot fourteen thence
fifteen (lo) feet thence south eighty two % 1eet
QO) inches. thence east fifteen l) thence
to place Of beginning. with rlght OF way over rear
seven and ne-haif O1s) ieet by fifteen llo)
Joining public alley, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in equal nstalments
at one and two years: notes to be given bearing
cent interest senisnnualy and to he secured
by deed OF trust on premises. all cash. at option OF
purchaser. deposit of ZOO required sale
Convey ancing &c. at purchasers cost Terms to he
complied with in fifteen days. otherwise trustees
serve the right TO resell the property at the risk and
Of the defaultinx purchaser.
KENNY WISE GARNETT, Trustee,
Columbia Law building, 4l6 9Th st n w.
ANDREW b. DUVALL. Trustee,
fe11-d&ds Corner ~ st and La ave,
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= BENSINGER. AUCTIONEER.
=. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA
ZAAR. No. NO LOUISIANA AVENUE.
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fe17-dts
WEEKS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of . power contained in q deed of trust
from Jeannette II. Payne -and Andrew v. Payne TO
Marion Duckett and Lewis Ford duly recorded in
Liber 1885, folio liz. of the land records Of
District Of Columbia, default having been made in the
said trustees II sell public premises
on THURSDAY, TWENr1-FIFTH DAY OF FEB
trust. being lot No. y, in Jeanette H. Payne's sub
division of part OF lot in block in A. L. BARRIERS
subdivision certain land washington in
the District Of Columbia, now known as Le Droit
Park. per plat Of Paynes subdivision, in liber
county No. u. folio LIZ. the county records Of
the surveyors office Of the said District The original
subdivision being in Gov. Shepherd folio ID. The
said lot fronts on Map avenue in lie Drot Park, and
u the west lot saia Payne's subdivision The prop
erty is improved by = handsome brick house, three
stories and attic. al modern improvements and in
Terms sale: o., 900 cash. balance OF Two equal in
stallments Of twelve and eighteen months. Convey
ancin the cost Of purchaser. $500 deposit on the
day OF sale. Sale to commence at 30 p. IN.
MARION DUCKETT,t ~.
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Z. Z. SCHMIDT,
81 9TH st. IA. W.,
OSCAR NAUCk, irustee&
Is lS.l5 9TH st NV
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucuoneers,
14O9Gst

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TwO-STORY
BRICK DMELL1NG. No. 20l2 NINTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
cember, A. d. 1899 and duly recorded IN Liber l4,4
10 10 lJ9 ct seq one OF the land records the
trict of Columbia, and the request the
party secured thereby. We Will sell at PUBLIC auction
IN front OF the PREMISES, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
TWENTY THIRD. 1892. at HALF-PAsT POUR
O'CLOCK r M. the following described property. in
District Aforesaid, known and DISTINGUISHED = and
being lot No. 40 Ia Riiey's recorded subdivision Of
lots % TO IOof Balloch's subdivision of part square
tortaoie two-story brick residence.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six.
and secured BY deed Of trust the prop
CURED at time of sale All recording and
at cost OF purchaser and should of sale be not
conplied with IN ten days the reserve the
right 10 resell the property risk default
ing purchaser.
-, GHRIsTIAN g, LEDERER., r,n.,...
felOdSds HENRlH BERGMANN trustees
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Il2 Z O. \. y.
THE HANDSOME sTAILIoE, PoroMAc CHIEF.
ox rrrsn,v At AgSTIQM.
O'CLOCK. viii sell within our Horse Be3sr ol2
Estreet north vest the Handsoms stallion. totomsc
naIntltonial ;fRs stallion has no recosd; can show
s.ss.. .s.a saS Al ~ COZ.
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FUTURE DAYS.
!, ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUCTIoNEkRs.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF The ENTIRE CONTENTS,
GOOD WILL. LEASE. HORSE, CAhT, HAIR
NESS. COAL AND WOOD, fAIhBANK SCALES.
&c. Sc. OF HE COAL AND WOOD YARD
18TH AND STREET s NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a deed OF assignment given TO me and
duly recorded will sell at public auction the abovs
named premises on TUESDAY, iwENTN-IHIRD
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D., 1892, at TEN
O'CLOCK. the entire stock, lease. good will, &c. of
the above coal yard.
The above property will first be offered as an entire
and satisfactory bid 10 not received it will then be
sold ia detail.
Terms cash.
feI0-d RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., Aucts.
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6l2 L ST. NV
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY HANDSOME
COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
BLING The personal PROPERTY OF tn
RESIDENCE. Ess9 VERMONT AVENUE,
AT AUCTION
EMBRACING IN PART
One Alien Square Piano in good der one Organ Hand
some Paror FURNITURE in suites and Pieces
Antique Caw7tooi Mahogany Msrble-top Center liable.
Sofa. formerly Daniel MeUster's; Handsome Walnut
Hall Rack. Handsome wainui Extension Table VA
nut Narbe-top buffet. two top Console Tables
Dining Room Chars Creton and other Portieres and
Lace Curtains. OH Paintngs Photographs aud En-
CRAVINGS. Walnut. Marble-top and other Chamber
iu5ntnre W. W. Springs. Hair Mattresses, Bolster,
and t1llows. Double and Sinxle Walnut Mardrotes
Library and Once Furniture, one Handsome Wal.
nut Desk and BOOK Case. other Walnut Desks and
Tables, one Iron Safe. Chsirs. Stoos, &c. Ebony
Marble top, Walnut and Oak Center tables Hand
some smyrna and other Rugs. brussels and INGRAM
Carpets. Brass Tenders and lire Irons. Clocks,
Screens, Anters. Tampa. Kitchen Requisites several
Ensrsving Cases. &C.. with many articles not men
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY .TwENTY-THIRp.
1877. COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ We
shall sell at residence l9 Vermont avenue rorthwest
a superior collection of household effects
THOMAS BOWLING SON
teit-ots AuctioneerA
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n PAEONlAN MINERAL WATER
kyom the ns0untains Of yirs1nis- Cnres Dyspepuia
ktcney. LAVE and okher Abdominal d1nsases- koo1
.sls by grocss and dflsEisls Wholsssis css1s a.
sSoSs6 yStsss 10. e S sssss'ss 81 8 q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURt DAYS.
'THoMAs BOWLING . son. Auc,sosesr.

FUTURE DAYS.
,THoMAs BOWLING q son. Auc,sesS..
THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE SALES ROOMS
IN THE CITY.
and s@ng sii sss.s Of household furniture. oooss
&c. &C. In AdditiOa Ne are ercctnE spacious s~i~
room for the s@le OF horses eArri><es. &C
sales every saturday. No possponensnt on seo0uns
Gems snnsn.. RESPECTFULLY solicited. ja2.-lm
THoAAs BOWLING \ son. Auotlcnssrs.
TRUSTEES, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
sTREET NORTHWEST, BEING PREMISES
No. 1874, WASHINGTON. DC. -.
da1s VI JUS sf i s S aus sr fsorseS 10
l0ii, folio AS Of the land records o. thc si1es
OF ounbia. aud At the regusst OF the pery Sc usa
premise. ON Tt FspII the rwL NlNIrhikp l DAY
or tEBkUARi, 1882. at HALI-PAs1 IoCk
sSa SUIT N lie esy 90 %sasls p,ssri Of Co
umhiA. beng lot numbered - In Martin and walker.
SS 70 ~ .uSar 81 n ,ns & Ssns Is fes
~ inches trout 10 the depth OF 100 let inch. IN
proved by three-story brck house Known as DO
&c.
Term. Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money 10
payments. payshle IN one aud two YEAR, tor witch
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest At the rate 81
peF cent Ter AnnG, interest payable seni-snnnaA'
and secured 10y deed OF trust uIon the property soa
drpos OF two hundred dollars tseoO, VII be required
a. purchasers IL the Of not com
paied VITA ia ten days from day OF sale trustees re-
serve the right % resel the property at the risk aud
THOMAS W. FOWLER r--.-.
fesAdSis JEssk J. PRATHEk- )
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THOMAS BOWLING Z SON. Aucnoneers.
= 6l2 = ct. n. -.
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TRUSTEES SALE OFVALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON q STREET BETWEEN, EIGHTEENTH

AND NINETEENTH SHEETS NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed in truSt to the undersigned duly
rs,crded February p isSSws vii offer for sale
DAY OF FEBRUARY. lSzs,,. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm In front of the Prenlis-s, lot three CD
frontage Of 30 feet nches side Of q street
northwest ~ depth Of Isl feet. improved by dwel-
Terms Of sale: one-third cash, balance IN one snd
two years. with interest secured BY deed OF upon
with rixt to sell after three days in csss of de-
fault. 300 deposit time Of sals All conveyancinr
at purchasers cost.
kEG1NALD FENDALL.
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON y Truntesa
40 5th IT. u.W.l
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-05-18
The Entertainment.

The school entertainment al Ur-
quhart Hall last Thursday night was \
msst decided success. The music was
furnished by Nessrs, Knapp, Callow,
Taylor and Yeringten and Miss Con-
ner, piano. The children all acquitted
themselves crediIably and their teach
ers deserve great credit for the
thoroughness with which the scholars
have been drilled.
Mr.. Callow sang the Macs and ths
o's they are Dssirs!' and Maggie
Murphy's Home in his usual good
vsice, and he brough, dawn the hous,
After the entertainment darcipg was
begun and kept up till a late hour.