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Losses Amounting to Nearly $685. 900 Caused
SATURDAY. Afternoon.

Losses Amounting to Nearly $500. 900 Caused
on Saturday Afternoon.
Tie most disastr ous FIRE that Nashville, Tenn. -,
has had since 1881 broke out in Webb Steven
son d Co s store on College street on Saturday
afternoon. The flames found their way into
the adjoining store, occupied by A G. Rhodes
d Co, and then into Atwel l. Sneed's. Soon
afterward Weakly & Warren's seven-story fur
nture store. north Of Webb. Ste, enson Il Co.,
Was MAS of flames. The members of the
colored fire company were standing across an
alley on a three-story building Of the Phillips
d Buttor Manufacturing Company when
Weakly & Warren's building suddenly bulged
out in the center and fell across the alley. The
following fremen all co!ored, we're caught I'M
der the falling building and instantly crushed
to death: Aaron Cockrell, stoker Allen Harvey
Ewing and C, c. Gowdy. the latter the captain
of the company The Noel block and vacant
building adjoining Atwell & Sneed's were
soon burned.
There were a number Of men injured at
various times by falling walls and explosions
that blew out the front of two or three stores.
1t is supposed that the fire was OF incendiary
origin. as Fireman Daily, while in the Atwell
& Sneed building, saw man apply a torch to
a mass Of inhammable material in the rear of
the store.
The loss will approach $500, 900. Some Of
the estimates Of losses are: Phillips 4 Buttor
Manufacturing Company, building, s175 200;
stock of furnishing goods, $4,000. They are
insured for $4,000. A. J. Warren, building,
Ella, 600; stock Of furniture, Q,000 Webb,
Stevenson & Co., stock. S45, 900 Atweu Il
Sneed. stock of furniture, $4,000. A. G.
Rhodes, stock Of furniture, $4,000, and the
building occupied by the three latter firms and
the vacant store were worth so. 0C0 The Noel
block was occupied by the Western Union Tele-
CraDh and contained abont fifty officau nd haJ
rooms. The building cost about S75. 900 and
the Western Union probably lose about 80 OOO
Philips. Hood Co., Bradford. Nichol, Warren
Bros. ana Freeman Wall Paper Company, across
College street from the fire, were all damaged
by water. While this fire was in progress an
other fire broke ont in the Waters-Alien Foun-
dry Company, corner Walnutand Union streets,
and DESTROYED their plant Loss about S4o 600.
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GEORGETOWN.
A LEAP YEAR PARTY.


At the residence of Miss Blanche Beckham
on 3lst street leap year party was given on
Saturday night and so enjoyable was the occa-
sion that all expressed sorrow at the fact that
only twenty live leap years appear ed in a CEN
fury. Allsorts of seasonable games were PLAYED.
songs were sung and a recitation from Mr.
John Iussin listened to. dainty collation.
Was served At 1l:i5 the ladies escorted the
gentlemen home. Among those present were
Miss Blanche Beall. Miss Reynolds, Mr.. Hay
cock, Mr.. David Reynolds, Mr.. Roland SpInks,
Miss Singer Mr.. J.mes Beckham, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Beckham. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Beckham.
Mr.. Geo. Mussin, Miss Mussin, Mr.. John Mus
sin, Mr.. and Mrs Bogley, Mr.. Robert Layton.
Mr. Alvin Beckham. Miss Jeffries, Miss Mamie
Beckham, Mr.. Walter Beckham. Miss Blanche
BeekhaIa and others.
FOX HUNT IN VIRGINIA.
Messrs. Richard and Augustine Green of
Dunbarton avenue have just returned from a
hunting trip to King George county. Va. and
report game in that place unusually abundant
day 9r two ago they, with about twenty OF
the inhabitants Of that section, mounted on
nne horses and accompanied By large pack of
hounds engaged in n fox hunt. After an ex-
citing chase over miles Of country their path
was crossed by several Of the sly animals and
in few moments the hounds had done the
rest The unsuccessful Woodley Club fox
hunters are very jealous now.
An ENJOYABLE DANCE
Miss Emily Dunlop gave an enjoyable dance
on last Friday night at her home on THE
Heights" Among those present were the
Misses Moore. the Misses Wheatley, the Misses
Compton. the Misses Matthews. Miss Carrie
Cas5!u. Mr. II 5 Greenleaf MIR. J. " Riley,
Mr. John 5. Billings Reynolds Nicholson, Mr.
L. b. Simms, Mr. H II. Darpciile aud Mr
Philip Berry. At 10 o'clock a supper was
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THEY ASSAULTED OUR SAILORS.
The "Fisca1'' OF Valparaiso Finds Three of
the Rioters Guilty.

The "Fisca1" of Valparaiso Finds Three of
the Rioters Guilty.
Special to the New York Herald.
VALPARAISO, CHILE VIA GALVESTON, TEX,
Jan 2, 1892 procurator fiscal has con-
cluded his review Of the Baltimore case.
He finds that Rodriguez. Gomez and Azu-
mazda, the three rioters who were held by Judge
OF Crimes Foster, are guilty OF stabbiug and
otherwise wounding the American sailors. but
he says that the evidence is not strong enough
| to show that the wounds inflicted by the four
| prisoners caused the deaths Of Boatswain' 9
Mate Charles Riggin and Coal HEAVIER Turnbull.
| He finds the Baltimore sailor Davidson guilty
| of assault upon Chilean sailor.
Rodriguez acknowledged stabbng Riggin be-
cause the latter assaulted one OF the sailors of
| the Chilean torpedo boat Almirante Cochrane.
| Seeing the Chilean seaman i'll treated Rodri-
guez stuck his knife into Higgins back.
Gomez admitted stabbing Turnbul, in the
back three times and said he did 80 in defend
ing some friends OF his whom Turubull had
knocked down.
Azumada denied having anything to do with
| the assault, but was shown by other witnesses
| to have participated in it.
Cortez, another OF the prisoners also alleged
that he took no part in the affair revolver
was found on him. but he raid that he carried
il to defend himself
~ nv" o"r @O"oAhs iOl SuuRe OF CrlmeS o.
ter to pass sentence on the three convicted
prisoners. Relative TO Cortez's implication the
prosecutor fiscal says that more data are re-
CURED
The fiscal comes to the conclusion that il is
INN ossible to determine who fred the shot
which killed Riggin. l. will be remembered
that one Of the Witnesses according to Judge
FOSTERS report, testified that he saw three
policemen holding Risgin a; the time the fatal
shot was fred.
The Chilean consul at Mendoza, Argentine
heputllc, SeEor Torros. who had A quarrel
there recently with Salvador Sanfneris Bal.
mace1as governor of Conception resulting in
the death Of Sanfuentes and tue wounding Of
Col trru'a. his friend, ned toward Chile after
we affair : } escape arrest by the Argentine
police He Ia accused Of being the ins,iRstor
OF Santuentes killing
Al the Nc media today prominent Official, in
formed ne that Minister Pedro Montt has been
notified tlst the Chilean government VIE will
agreeable t. both countries in the Baltimore
afisir il that course should be proposed by the
United States.
The eEtire report Of the fiscal will be cabIed
on Monday for the information of the United
States government
1t Is probable that an extended amnesty will
be- proclaim ed shortly.
The red badge which hitherto has been wcrn
on the arms of the congr essiousiist soldiers to
distinguish tLem from the Bslmacedists is to
be removed by order CT til, new u.irister OF
war. This is done So So to remove all distirc-
ton. and If ftep toward the rbliteration of
the feelings of hatred eugsndered by the late
war
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BetcGrs Of iHi'dfions, dilutions. end sub
s.ifutes Of Or. Pierce'S JrHUiHe medicines, Of
ferel at what pretend to be cut prices"
For the genuine. there's one price, and only
one price-ba:, they're guaranteed They're
the cheapest medicines you can buy at any
price, for if ttrv fail 20 benefit or cure yOu
have your money back. You pay only for
u good y0ts get.
To prevent fraud and imposition by IN
principled dealers, these genuine guaranteed
remedies are now sold only through druggists
authorized as agents, and allr1ys at these
long established prices:
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery flor
the Liver. Blood and Lungsl, 800 Dr.
Pisrcss Favcrits Prescription flor wornans
weaknesses and silmentsl, S1.OO. DR.. Pierces
Pleasant Pellets for the liver stomach and
bowels. - cents.
Refuse all Medicines purporting to be DIR.
Pierce's offered at any other prices. Suspic-
ion naturally and rightfully attaches to them
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The Albany Times Union says: District
Master Workman Francis b. Murphy OF d. A.
lat. x. of L.. called upon Congressman Charles
Tracey with view of having bill introduced
making Labor day legal holiday in the Dis
trict OF Columbia and the territories under the
jurisdiction Of the general government Mr
Tracey agreed to introduce such bill upon his
return to Washington MIR. Murphy has also
beer in communication with Senator PETER. SO
tina, bill may be introduced in both branches
Of Congress simultaneously. Seventeen states
Of the Union recognize Labor day A. q legal
holiday.
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A Bloody Street Fight.

Greenville, Fla. special says: Messengers
coming in here by private conveyances today
bring the news Of . bloody street fight last
Thursday in Perry. forty miles south Of here,
in which Robert Parker and John J. Garnto,
ex-county judge Of Taylor county, were killed
and Thomas Walters SO badly injured thst he
will probably die.
Walters and William Parker got into dis
pute in front off. w. Garntos store and Parker
finally cut Walters across the abdomen with a
long bladed pocket knife. Walters then fred
his pistol at Parker without effect Parker 20.
his shotgun from his wagon near by and the
firing became general, by the Intervention of
Murphy, both armed. and Ct Judge Garnto, who
tired 70 stop the light.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The EvESISG STARS subscription list,
the books Of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open TO the well
come inspection of any person having color
able interest in the correctness of its claims as
to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world,
and Iy none Other in WASHINGTON!
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Tho messengers Of the Southern Express
Company, running between New Orleans and
Carlo. on the Illinois Central road and
branches, went on q strike Saturday afternoon.
They want higher wages and pay for overtime.
THIS request was presented formally to Super
mands were acceded to, but this was followed
by the discharge yesterday OF Messenger Cor
dell. the man who presented the petition asking
for the increased pay. The discharge of Cor
dell caused the strike. Two messengers re-
fused to leave on Saturday and the others are
quitting at the end Of their runs.
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TO BE a MODEL RAILROAD TUNNEL
Engineers of the Baltimore Belt Line Pro
pose to Run Trains by Electricity.

Engineers OF the Baltimore Belt Line Pro-
pose to Run Trains by Electricity.
The engineers Of the Belt Line tunnel, now
being constructed under Baltimore to connect
the Philadelphia division of tho Baltimore and
Ohio with its Washington branch and main
line. propose to light it by electricity, have il
perfectly free from smoke and make it the
model railroad tunnel Of the country The
plan SO far considered are hot air currents, fans
and fues. cable traction and electricity. The
last two systems meet with much favor from
the engineers, a. both will do away entirely
with the use Of engines in the tunnel and make
travel through there comfortable at all times
1t was thought that on account Of the weight
Of many Of the trains no electric motor could
produce force enough to move them. Prof
Duncan, the electrician at Johns Hopkins Uni.
versity, says that force enough can be gen.
Grated and that the trains can be hauled
through the tunnel BY electricity II it ID 90 de-
sired
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The Rome correspondent Of the London
Daily Telegraph says that he visited the Vatican
Thursday night and the pope sent him message
saying that he bestowed his blessing upon all
mankind and that he would pray for continued
peace and good will among men.
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Fac-Simile of Letter from
Mrs, Henry Ward Beecher.
40 Orange Street,
Brook lyn, N. Y. Feb. Il

40 Orange Street,
Brooklyn, NY. Feb IL, 1890.
"I have US ed AL cock s Porous Plasters
for some years for myself and family and,
as far as able, for the many sufferers who
come to US for assis lance, and have found
them genuine relief for most Of the
aches and pains VIII ich flesh is heir to.
I have sed Allcock Porous Plasters for
all kind of lameness and acute pa in and,
by frequent exper iments, ind that they
control many cases not motto in your
circulars"
The above is the only test imonial I
have given in favor Of any plaster,
and if my name has been ed to recommend
any other it is without my authority
sanct ion.
Nlz. A<,.v A~~0&~<M7
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FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS DOWNING son. Auct,oneers.
l. 0l2 ST. n. ".
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEVEN Oh HOGsHEADS OF
ASSORTED CROgKERY
Al AUCTION.
On THUESDAY, JANuAEl SEVENTH, 1880. AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK. within our auction rooms. 0l:, r.
n W. snail sell a lar.e consignment Of assorted
crockery which the the trade desired
THOMAS DOnLlNG son,
jai-3t Auct;oneara
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LADIES GOODS.
FUTURE DAMS.

/ JAY GOULD. Al yTH sT.-FAvoks FoR
". q German materials Tor max ins iaIuf shstfs.
fAer Nc Sers. Sc, JsTsnese tuys nark i.ns Sc.
@,tin! > raI book pc ures for fancy work. nAsks
20, sei.s. .nse! fr.n.' s@Is. ssngc., studies. sold
paint netacs. SHOW PAPER coils. zap "a 1ttoes motto
psIers srforaied card. euchre sGnes wio.sA!e
and retaii. d.lO lu'
4 III SISTERS IN CHARGE OF 81. ROSY
industrial SrhOul. u.s. q e. n. ~ have r~oI,u q
spt.Ii :ile,i for shorvDs SUITS IN connection With
Drt'ssl.iakliiE and Millinery. ,l:ai ,iIu
EoMNs CH@ArEp FoK VERY ION PKICfs Al
~ short noll,e s,yiys. ut and Finish correct by Miss
fbilA A hlChN. lAte srslief and cutter for her
sisle5. Nine. H. VAN AEt III. 100 l3th II. n " "A
doors nom - a trial solicited d2S l.r
MIss LoEFiL kk. LATE OF H. II. STFERNs a
VI Co. Bosom. has uJsacd e-tablisim- Mt for
dressilHAing al 20 -Hu =. nv, aud sollcits the
patronage OF MssnAgtou ladI.s. Terms moderate
d16-@w.
BUTTONS TO ORDER TO MATCH MATERIAL;
A. 40 SUES; nat, .anry. ball shape. PLAN o with
IVORY, cloth OF uetE mus: silk. cr.Ie velvet ".
5. I'LL. IA 3h -. NV. se2ttsuls
pLAI ING, PINHING. BUTTONs TO oRDRk;
tie Deinoresi sew INK machine. frstciAss in every
resiect. soad at a fair IrOEi. slg. 30.
dc In Q. ". LUCAS. aos ath st NV.
NINE. BUTLER,
4h Zine Dressmaker and Ladies' Tailor,
iio7 4 St NV
Formerly 18th and 6 SITS de-im;
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE PROP
INGT0N, ID. G.
Bv virtue OF deed of trust bearing date November
L IsSg and recorded November l5 1889. in 4 iber
Sa Ii- folio i OF the land records the District
OF Columbia, and ty order Of the party secured
thereby tie undersigned trustees therein named will
offer al public auctlog II front q the Promises,
JANTAKY: ~, aA, P. isss; IN az; at. HALF;PAssI
numbered twenty seven C2O in Williams aud
hundred and nifty mine ie), per plat BOOK W.
contained within the following uuetes and bounds:
OF the northwestern of said lot and running
thence south at right angles with said street "a
feet thence east nineteen tl9l feet. thence north
80 S7l0o feet to said street. and thence said
street nineteen 9 feet to the place of begnning with
the improvements thereon. Said property viii be scld
subject TO prior trust Of 5000,
Terms of sale: One third cash and balance tn two
equal At one and two Year, from day Of
with interest al centun per annum pay able
semi-annnaiiy. and secured ep the property, or al
cash. at purchasers option. Conyeyancipe. &c, at
purehasers cos. deposit Of s200 will be required
at time OF sale. and 10 terms not complied with
within ten days from date Of sale the properly will be
rescld ve days notice in the Evening Star ct the
risk and cost Of delAultlnf purchaser
,a2-d&ds GAHIoS AsafokD. ! Trustees.
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BROS, Auc;ioneers,
AssIdNEE's SALE BRICK HOUSE NO. 5o4 E

ASSIGNEE'S SALE BRICK HOUSE No. 5o4 Z
Strict NokTHNsSI.
BY virtue OF deed Of assignment TO the undersigned
duly recorded will offer Tor sale at public auton on
MtDNEsDAl, the lHihIEENHh DAY OF JAN
UAKl. A. u. 1882, 1t EALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ IN front ot the Premises. all those pieces
GELS OF and and premises situated in the city Of ASH
inston District OF Columbia and known and describe
the ground Plat and plan OF said being tee
west twelve (l!) feet CO inches OF Original lot
numbered eleven III and the nine 90 ieet eleven
a,d treeqarter a. "a inches ., lot TN 90, tuuare
four hundred and eighty nine $50, beginning the
mt in the south line street fifth lsD
feet west from the northeast OF ORIGINAL lot
numbred eleven (ll), running thence south seventy
flye (s0D feet, thence west twelve ti.) eet two On
inches: thence south twenty five t2.) ana iity-
four huLdredtis of a foot thence nine 90 feet
eleven and tiIreequar (ll inches; thence north
hundred feet and tfiyfou one hundred MS of A
foot thence cast twenty-five C2D ieet and three
quarter inches tie beginning, improved by brick
house No. aD4 Z street northwest.
ernIs sod subject TO trust tor sS 0o0 due Octoher
1883. PurC hase money One-hah cash tower and above
the 90 assued), balance III one year after
sale. note Bearsns per cen: interest, and
cured by trust premises solo. Convey ancine &c
at purchaser cost. deposit 500 required al time
of Terms to be complied with 10 days, other
wise the assignee reserves the riht prop
erty at risk and cost or ueaait. purchaser after )
days advertisement OF such reside ia newspaper
published IN WASHINGTON, ID &.
ID. >. MACkALL, assignee Of Geo. /. Hill
jai-Ss.ds " "
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T ATIMER d SLOAN. Ancuoneers.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING PREMISES No. 1l2 ID
STREET SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF dated the LIST day
of April, A D. lal. and duly recorded Liher lll
10 10 IL ct seQ one OF the land records Of the District
Of Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby, Will SCI az pubic auction front of the
premises on MONDAY. JANUARl FOURTH, 1872.
at FOUR O'CLOCK z. NJ. the following real estate.
situate in the District aforesaid. TO wit: All that
tain piece parcel OF land and Premises known aud
distinguished and being lot nun. bered forty mine
t4 ACCORDING to the SUI division made by William +.
hattinSly and Samuel Ceas OF lots Numbered nineteen
(19), twenty GOD tweDty-ons CID. in Seaton and
Sweeney's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
four hundred and thirty five, with the i'm PROVEN, ns.
consisting OF a two-story and basement brick dwelling,
No Il. ID street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN one and two
years. with interest and secured by deed OF trust on
the property, all cash. All conveyanclng and re-
coroing At purchasers deposit of 600 vii. be
required of sale and terms to be complied with
fiteen days FROM day OF the property may
lie resoid risk and cost of defautlng purchaser.
BRAINARD IA WARNER.
HENRY +. BAUER,
dl9-d&ds Lincoln Nat. Bank. j
sB-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
ja4 By order of the Trustees.
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIROPOD-
w ISL. 703 18TH ST n. W.-rhs only Importer ana
Manufsctursr Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
IsT GOODS south Of New York. na2O-tr
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IL 1909 street
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

FUN ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
c,pYo.r Trade SALE Oh A
Saht0aD of ,SlAIl-FoTR BARRELS OF FINE
~ ~. ahspnAE.D FlChlkS lEACH BARREL con
PERFECT CONBIrI0N NAi'' MAJ ~
~ n nj, IEEspAl, JANUARY FIFTH. lSae a:
ElENtN OCLnCk A. Nj, within opr sxlas roo-rs
lis 6 street northwest we Will SET 70 m. btshest
suit tie trade, S ''"' IA 'N'S ~
SIXTY FOUR BARRELS OF PICKLES
These are ali standard good ana The atfention ~
srocers Is particularly called to the sale -
Tern 3 cash
dN-lts LATIMER SLOAN. Auc,,o,a.-~
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THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Auctioneers.
L II NJ

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NOS.
}e03 :Sna5 SrnktT AND SRS. 1906, l.yoS.
lol0 AND lol2 1HIRIIETH STREET NORTH
NES1, Ar AUCTION
On TUESDAY, JANUARY FIFTH, 1892, at FOUR
O'CLOCK, viii sell front of the premises lots
9l nG NJ, each fronting 20 feet on the north side of
street 10y depth OF feet 70 an alley each improved
by tbur-st,ry new trick dwelling, containing 9
rooms vi "A az moieTn IMPROVEMENTS Nos. BoU.b and
Olp street northwest Also lots 2so, ~. -ss and
.s fronting y tee. ON tie west SIDE o 3Oth street by
depth OF % feet TO an alley, eacn improved by a
three-stOry new brick dwelling, containing q rooms
anu cellar. with all modern inn royelaents This prop
ery - N sN client lOcatoa, and all under rent,
anc Oilers fIne opportunity for investment.
Terms. One-ffth each balance to suit purchasers.
dep lslt Of SluOOn each house at the tine OF
d.1tj~dts.
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THOMAS BOWLING Z SON. Aucsioneers,
L 6l2 Z Sc ~.
TRUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY. NO. 1892 RHODE ISLAND AVl

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NO. 1872 RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By vrtue of two deeds OF trust dated respectively
september 10 les1, recorded in Lber 1855 folio LII
q Columbia. snd a request Of the party secured
gully passed by the supreme Court q, the
the 7ih day IF December 1891 vii sell in front Of
the premises on MEDNEsDAl, JANUARY sixth,
Of ot 8 square ~ froniins q fest the south side
of Rhode Island ave. by depth Of 102 feet inches
TO wide alley said GROUND having Ion. wide alley
on the west side thereof. improved BY handsome
Rhode Island ave.
Terms One-ihrd cash. balance In one ana two years
with interest secured by deed Of on the prop
erty. or al cash at the option Of the purchaser
posi- Of $500 required II time sale II the terms Of
sale are not eoplsd with IN ten o days the trustees
reserve the right to resell At sk and cost efAultnx
purchases. Conveyancing and rscordinx 1t cosk Of
RICHARD W TYLER.
aOszar a, TIC &c ! 1 8 Is, rs---
d23-dts laOs u. NV.
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a. 1883 BALCH's CIVIL SERVICE INsTITUTR
Nl and husiness college, 1907 10th ct. n Pupils
prepared uy for clvi service. departmental
and census exauinnttons. kS-u
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Miss AMY G. LEAvITr OF BOSTON.
al 1872 i ST. NV
PIANO AND HARMONY. ESQ

NJ soAAN A Vocal CULTURE.
Also musical history and snsly,.e
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% In al ifs brsnchesL
Specizl prices On CeDfufy md Has per's mssrxncaL
kkNDlG y lANDfOl6f.
sp20-fr Sll 9sb o.. - y.
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AUCTION SALES.
IL utliklSnM
I ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucuopeer,

LARGE STOCK CIGARS AND CIGARETTES.
HE'S hIISAn-cUT ToBAcCo, PLla IpBAcco, LoT
iifES. bElNG PART OF STOCK OF A PANTY
HlhtNG Up The BUSINESS
.,I0M0haoN; JANuARl FIFTH. ls2. al
MINE ocLOCh. within our auction rooms, we
>, LATIMER SLOAN.
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HOTELS.

HOTEL WINDSOR.
IL Cor. 18th and New York ave.
This hotel has been newly refurnshed and is
open for the reception OF transient, permanent and
day boarders. Mrs. N. ]. COLLEY, oprelress. OH
WILLAKD's hortL,
Pa ave- and 18th st.
$50 Washington. D. c.