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AUCTION SALES.
1OMtllllialM
RATcLIFFE. pARR CO.. Auc,,oneer,,

RADCLIFFE. DARR . CO.. d sse; s.. .rt Nv
EXECUTORS SALE BY AUCTION OF THE TEN.
STREET NORTHEAsT.
Under and by virtue Of the ast VIII and testamen,
Of Martha r. Wilson will Offer for sale. by pub.lc
auction. in front OF the PREMISES on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON. MARCH EIGHTH. lsas,. at Hall.
LoT b. Is SQUARE 7se.
Fronting twenty feet on street north. next the
corner Of 4th east, with deYth eighty
with 4 threefoot private alley to . ten-ioot pub IL
alley snd improved by ten-room frame house con
tanning water and gas.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. the balance In on,
and years from the date of sale the pay
nents interest at the rate # per cent per an
mum pay able semi ann ualy. snd he secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold all cash at IN.
option OF the purchaser. deposit of s2OO required
at the time OF sale. All conveyancing recordins &c
at pure hassr's cost Terms 90 bs complied with "a
fifteen days the right reserved IN,
property at the risk and cost of the deaultnE pur
chaser sitter ve days advertisement Of re.As II
some newspaper published IN Washington IA. G.
fe26-dkds NJ L. WELFLEl. Executor
AITHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC
count of the rain until FRIDAY. MARCH kLEt
ESTH, same hour aud place.
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts. 10 mhs<AA6s
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A Colored Minstrel Troupe in Court

Before Judge Miller this morning Abe Frank,
A. B. Rice, d. Yates, John P. Olive and F.
Yates were charged -wittf assaults. It appears
that bolt of Dolly Warden cloth had been left
with Mr.. Sternum to be made into overcoata
and some for dress coats for a colored minstrel
troupe and they went to the tailor 10 recover 1t,
when the latter refused to deliver il, and it was
alleged that they assaulted the tailor, for which
offense they were arrsigned.
The court expressed qualification that the
stuff was not made up, a. such fashion would
set the people crazy. Frank was fined $40,
Olive and Rice % each.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
> GHo. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioueer.

" isi6 New York ave-
TRpsIEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
sdffk STREET RE2FEETf shisa HOUSE NUMBER
Lbsr NIUE Ne s 81 certain deed of trust recorded in
pSY Of M Mk nssss; Of rnsaspaf g:
MssGin Se loSSins DESCRIBED property the q
Smith Mars sabdiSi.on Of lot: In suu.rs al ss
vssor oee fST iSa Il BSs is Of The sur
ect 20 deed oftrust 10 the OF 81 900 and
aepS. !, Cash IN excess Of said deed Of
ten days or the property will be resod the risi and
,.as,a: sf5SaSs assflorsrr., Trustees.
e X 1T Z; ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
pIn 9 MfSSA TENTH. 1892. same hour and
m6s-s.. GEoRGiE ~ SNEs sTTicxNrY.s Trustees.
CHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate and Loans
AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT,
lMPRONtD BY 2.sTORY FRAME HOUSE, on
Il; sfsIHH
SIXTH ~ p'' 4TS * tFhPAY gHE
having frontage Of u feet running to public alley in
Terms One third cash basnee In one, two and three
AN kATCLlfFk. DARR CO.,
fs<o-dSds Auctioneees.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED ON AC-
count OF the ram until TUESDAY. MARCH FIRST.
RATCLIFFK, DARR CO..
Ie<f-uSds AuctfonserA
TIKI ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PonSd on account OF the rain until SATURDAY,
MAhCh FIFTH, same hour and place.
RATCLlFFE, DARR CO.,
mh~-d6us Auctioneors.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
Poned on account Of the rain until THURSDAY,
TENTH MARCH, same hour and place
RATCLIFfE, DARR Il CO.,
mhI-d6ds Auctioneers.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNAKD LINE.-PLANs. sAILIN0s. VACAN-
" cies, berths ensaged lst cabin. teO tso. tioo
and l.o I'd cabin. l9roAt Britain
continent. Ell. e. l. DUBOIS. 63l sole s.ent y c.
ls2s-tjIn
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I ATIMER L SLOAN. Aucroneers,

~ l407 q street.
Two VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF L STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH
EAST AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH NINE
TENTH. 1892 in front of the premises We shall
sell, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK
Lots "a and ~, in square SQ3,"
"lS4xllO. 10"
This property is located in of the desirable
sect in the northeast and should command the at
tention Of investors.
Terms: Half cash; balance in two years with notes
bearing interest and secured BY o deed Of trust All
conveyancng and recording purchasers cost. elOo
deposit on each lot at time of sale.
mhlO-d&ds LATIMEk SLOAN, Auctioneers.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers,
~ 9th and ID streets n w.

II 9th and streets NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
TIA AND BOWEN ROAD. TWO STORY
By virtue Of = deed Of trust. duly recorded in
Liber No. 1899 folio $50 ct seq. ons of the land
records of the District Columbia, will sell ct
pubiie auction on FRIDAY. THE IWENTY-FIFTH
DAY OF MARCH. A. d. 1892, HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK r M IN front Of the premises. the follow
the District Of Columbia and known and distinguished
a. lot numbered two 20 Of Mary L. Stickneys subd
vision OF part OF Fortune ENLARGED Z" according
the plat Of said subdivision the same appears Of
record IN tine ONCE Of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia in subdivision book. county. No g at folio
LIZ. together with the inpro, ements ways.
ments. rights PRIVILEGES and appnrtensnces to the
same belonging or in any wise appart aiming.
Terms: One-third cash. ba suce in equal INSTALL
ments at one and two years. notes to bear per cent
interest payable annually and TO be secured by
deed Of trust the premises Sold all cash. the
option OF the purchaser deposit of S209 required at
time OF sale Conyeyanctng. &C. at purchasers cost.
Terms to he complied with in hfteen days, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
the risk and cost of the defautn purchaser i've
days advertisement such resale some newspaper
punished IN Washington, DC
JOSEPH 4. EDISON, r-,.
CHARLES b. BAILEY,} Afus'ees'
N x,.Q&
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p ATcLIFrE. DAKk a CO.. Auctionsers
u AfcLIffE. DARR q CO.. Aucuonesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON L
slhELT BE1MEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
sIkEkls NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSE 800 L

II AfcLffE. DARR CO.. AucnOnesrs.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on L
sIhEIT BElMLEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREET.
On MONDAY s ~ hSSIdSs. MARCH ro,-p.
TENTH, 1892. at fINE O'CLOCK, will offer for
PART OF oRiaiNAL Tor IN SQUARE SIS.
improved hs iranle houss. No. ;oS L street north
This properly is near New Jersey avenue the slec-
trie cars. tine Belt Inc. the street MARKET and IN .
Terms oi sale: Over and above an ms umIrHnoe a
200 70 lie paid "a cash. all cash. the option Of
Of sac. Ii the terms sale compIsd with IN
h,'s rs. qass e from i1s Gay Of sss nigh, sssrysd
defsutins purchaser after i've days advertise ent Of
ton, u. q Al con,eyancins recording GOA
mhs,dkds RADCLIFFE. DARRk co. Auc,..
L no; l2u3 AEM HAMPSHIRE AvENuE, BE
iMPR6 S AZ sRick I'VE pasIi fHSi h"hsf'
s pds sp and eS virtue Of sers. lnssed March
OF the Disrici Of Columiaa. wherein ,he M,sl,nssnn
Loan and Trust Contrary. admin strstor.
ants the vii osr or ale to ihe srs,
bidder on fkipAA, MARCH EidHTEEsTH. AID.
1877, at hALf-PAsT lot X O'CLOCK y NJ. m front
the premises. all of bot numbered Thirty (8.l
excepting the south four and one-haf 4l IN hes rs
the deIn of said lot in Susan A.. Cunning hams sub
DIVISION OF lot n. IN X r. Jakson. trustees subdi-
ninety nine csD, said trst-In-ut,oned sutdssioa
L. resorded in the Office Of the surveyor the District
Terms OF sale onethnd OF purchase money in cash
and the balance IN two equal miscellaneous payable
WITH interest Al slh Per centum Yer Annnm iron Gate
OF sale. said miscellaneous TO be reIresented by the
pronssory u pure purchasers or ali
fash, at the option Of the purchaser. dep st q
ing and recording purchaser cost Il the t.fns q
sale are not complied With within lOD days tbs
JOHN B. LARNER. Trustee
-.. - Adams building. 1885 ST.
DUNcANSoN BROS. Auetioneer-. NIB -dts
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MISS Lolita. the actress, was among those re-
csived by the President today.
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TEE 0edney and Roberts Company Of vir-
ginis has purchased the stock, futures and
good will Of Gedney b Roberts, ithographers,
&c, Ut lO7 10th street northwest for Sl0,00o IN
stock and q 800.
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a REfoRMAroRT AND DETENTION HOUSE FOR
WOMEN TO BE PRovIDKD-AN IMPORTANT
CHANGE IN THE POWERS OF JUSTICES OF THE
PxAcE-A BOARD OF GUARDIANS FOR cHnRpES.
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Gerhard Lanes famous book beer ready
Saturday, March l2.-Adot
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FUTURE DAYS.
, BENsINoER. Auctioneer.

8 BENsINaER. Auctionssr.
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
PEREMpToRY SALE OF HORSES.
.yspns ss 'osd TIt1 sAs Ne sso z
TWELFTH. q TEN O'CLOCK a
Twenty Hesd Of Horses. shipped here By Nsssrs NJ
Fox Bon OF Baltimore. Among the lot will be
FiFiEES HEAD OF FIRsr-cLAss WORK
H H9esEs; d snEs UsED Sx TIE khERISHE
WEIGH FROM TWELVE TO SIXTEEN HUNDRED
POUNDS ZACH AND IN FINE CONDITION.. THE
w Ie.S LOT WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD WITH
iahs3t 8. BEEsINaER. Auctionser.
p ATcLlfFE. DARR 4 CO.. Aucta,
H 80 Pennsyivania ave- nv.
VALUABLE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE ON N
STkEET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STORY AND BAsEMENT BRiCT HOUSE no.
302 n STREET EORTHwEsT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Mach FQUR-
TENTH, 1882. 81 HALr-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
will ssn. BY public auction. iront Of shs prs.
LOT 4, SQUARE SEA
Fronting twentyon feet on NEXT 10 the Cur
ner Of ID street and running back alley and i'm
proved W two-story brick house contsininr nine
rooms and bath. with AL modern tmproyemeufa. An
elegant Opportunity for Investment for houss for
aa ar: ]. n &: Inn. aas. :: ale q GOO
with IN nftesn day! from The day Of ala o. fhs frht
reserved 70 resell q the rsk and co OF the dsault-
p1sSees:s,s cose hArcII11k bAk1 9 co.
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Y,HOMAs D0wLING 4 SON. Auctionssrs
L 6l2 st nv.
Two-sroRY FRAME DWELLING, TO BE RE-
MOVED. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH SIXTEENTH. AT
HALF.pAsr foUG O'CLOCK P, NJ. we viii sell
In front OF the premises. corner Rhode Island ave
and 1T. north rwostory frame dwelling; to be
removed in ten days from day of sale.
mhlO-dkds w.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
612 OF. n "
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM, CONTAINING

VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM, CONTAINING
COUNTY. Maryland. AT AUCTION
On ThURsDAy MARCH SEVENTEENTH, 1882.
premises this yaluab improved farm. containing 100
acres. situated in MONTGOMERY county. Nd. the
miles from Silver springs station known the
kaile Farm. and ad5oins the lands of smith helrs
U. 81. p. Clarke and Frank Wright.
The improvements consist OF comfortable S-room
stables no; pen. chicken house. corn house. sheds
and sablinR for CATTLE &C. The farm is well watered
AID set N grass, with good young orchard with ali
kinds Of Iruit. a
Terms: One-third cash balance in one and two years
with interest from dste. Deferred payments
cured by deed Of trust on the property deposit
&sOO required at time OF sale.
mhiO-did THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucts.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON. Auc.,onesr,.
u

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS, BE-. WITH
ASD cARRIAGE BAZAAR. Nais STREET
M9KTHHMMiEssT: on y, r sATURRAY, MARCH
Consisting Of parlor furniture in suites of cherry
walnut and oak. Chamber furniture In suites and odd
pieces. Mattresses. Boosters and Pillows. Dining
kOom Chairs, Extension Tables in walnut and oak,
Pier and NJ; ntei Mirrors, Brussels Carpet, RuEs
COOKING and Heating Stoves, &c
ALSO, At TWELVE O'CLOCK,
ZAAR, HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS. ETC
ALSO
9, Act lot Of coed sgrieTltrfal imglsments.
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sVTHE ABOVE SAIL l. POSTPONED To SAT
UkDAY, MARCH TWELFTH. lsss,, sam. hour Al.
place. JOHN 1hlNBl-E,
mhlO-ots
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I AT1MER SLOAN. Auctioneers
IL l401 ST. near U. 8. Treasury. Warrington, D. c.
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sr-THE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED To wrp-
NksDAy. MARCH NINTH, lsl3. same honr ana
place. JOHN TkINBIf
mhset' IFus,a.
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Of Columbia board to be known
as the board Of chiidren's guardians.
composed of nine members, WHO shall serve
without compensation, the said board to be
body polite and corporate and to have the
powers and to be constituted in the manner
hereinafter provided
Sec 2. That the members of the board of
childrens guardians shall be appointed bv the
JUDGES OF the Police Court and the Judge hold
Ing the Criminal Court of the District OF Column
bia, met together for that purpose, the assent of
majority OF such Judges being necessary to an
pointment in each case: Provided, that there
shall always be at least three representatives
o. each sex upon the board OF the nine menu
bers hrst appointed after the passage of this act
three shall be appointed for one year, three for
two years and three for three years There
after all appointments. except such as shall be
made for the remainder Of unexpired
terms. shall be for the term of three
years The judges of the Police Court
and the judge holding the Criminal Court
or majority Of them, when met together for
that purpose, may remove for cause any MEM
Der Of the board: Provided, that such member
shall be given an opportunity TO be heard in his
Sec g. That the board shall elect from its
own members q president, vice president and
secretary, who shall severally discharge the
duties usual TO such Offices or such the by
laws OF the board NAV prescribe. The board
shall have power, subject to the approval
of the Commissioners, to secure by
purchase or lease suitable premises for the es-
tatlishment Of a temporary home for children,
To employ an agent or agents, fix their salaries
AAd prescribe their duties, and to conclude ar.
rangements with persons or institutions for the
care Of children at such rates as may
be agreed upon
Sec l. That said board shall have the care and
supervision Of the following classes of children:
First AL children committed under section two
of the act approved February I3 1885. entitled
AN act for the protection of children in the
District Of Columbia and for other pur-
poses" Second All children who are desti-
suite Of suitable homes and adequate
means Of earning an honest living, all children
Abandoned by their parents or guardians
all children Of habitually drunken or vicious OF
INIT parents, all children habituAliy begging on
she streets or from door to door, all
children kept in vicious or Immoral
associations, all children known by their
language or life to be vicious or in
eorrigibIe. all Juvenile delinauents or hsbitual
truants whenever such children may be COM
mitted to the care of TIE board BY the
Police Court or the Criminal Court oil
ths District, and power 10 hereby given
70 these courts TO commit such chill
asss when not over sixteen yssrs Of sge to sAid
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
No. l.tr3 NEM HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, BE
TMEEN AND \ STREETS NoRIHNEsT
THOMAS DowLING son. Aucuoneers.
ol2 u. n ~

" Adams building. 1885 ct.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
NOTICE ron PuHIlcAr1oN.

LAsp dsz3ha a LanAx. coLo.
..<>..<.... July att, l8oz
NOTICE : hereby sfxsn that tho 'foiioNins-
tion 70 make fnai proof in support of hi Claim
aud that said proof viii be made before the
Z Hegisfer or lReceiyer et Lamar. Colrrsdo, on
cHAHLEs r. AILIxn, n. T. No. z6s5
for the northeast X OF section ii, township =
south. range Is west. >
He names the following witnesses to prove his
contin aous residence nfon and cultivation q,
II. q. Rowe, Daniel McIIusi,, Charles Ram
Colorado.
aue6 -sopl0 C. D. FoRp. Reejster.
The Lamar register., 1892-08-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT LAxaR, Colo.
July 30tl l89z
NOTICE is hereby giren that the following
tion TO make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
kegistrr OF Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
Jons C. Fono, H. Z. No. s927 (Pueblo sories)
fo- the northwest x sections, township Is south,
range f6 west. % = Il -
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
G. W. Crane, Theodore Pilloud, Mrs Eliza
Ellzabeth Henderson and William Dargie.
ALSO at the same time and place
ThEoDoRE PusLouD, H.E.N No. 4fl3( Pueblo oseriesl
for the west Y northwest X section 10 and east
= northeast X section II, township 26 south,
range II west.
he names the following witnesses to prove
~ con ;lnuous residence upon and cultivation
Mrs. Sidoni yerdier. BAIL Manenti, G.. w,
Crane aud ]. Q. Ford all of Lamar, Colorado
aus9i senlO 2. D. FoRD, Register.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26
'sIAPRIL.''
The Origin of april Fool Day,

The Origin of april Fool Day"
The Romans call this "Aprilis," to
open, the season when buds opened
The Anglo-Saxons "Oostcr," or "Eastel
Month";" The Dutch, "Grass Month";
The custom of sending people on boot.
ess errands, or causing them to do fool :
ish things, on the first day of April, per-
baps arose as a travesty on the sending
of Christ, h!ther and thither, from Annas
to Caiaphas, and from Plate to Herod.
In Faance the victim of an April
Fool" trick, is called Tn poisson d'Av,il
ian April Fish,, in Scotland "Gowk,'
in Britain and English speaking coun.
tries throughout the the " ord ,zs:'Ap ril
Fool" is derisively@ehouted at the un.
happy victim. 70 i, ..11.
It's curious fact that the Hindoos
practice the same tricks, on March 3lst,
about the only instance. innwbich the
slow-going Hindoo is known to be ahead
of the more progressive NrglU:sim :
The Minneapolis 6aHt. LOUIS Railway
has sexeral trips and importanteh.and
to which it would like to call the pablic's
attention in April, but they areI none Of
them fools e1rands, Hin fact noqtrip on
this fine road, through it's grand scenery
could make one feel they had,beeti sold
In April the create ''Sisseton' and
"Wahpeto I" Indian Reservation. one
million acres of the finest agriculture
an stock lands in the Northwest, locate
in South Dakota, bordering on Western
Minnesota, will be thrown open for set
Element, to free homestead entry. Fo,
Maps showing the lands, for reduced
rates and best routes to reach the reser
walton, address G. M. Pratt, GenI Pas
senger Agt., M. T. S. L. Ry., Minneapo
Ii, Mimi. -
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26
Capital City lnvincibles.

The unanimous verdict of every ore
present at the second soiree of the Capt.
tai City lnvincibles, at Twin City Hal.
Tuesday night was; that it was the most
pleasant entertainment of the kind
which the young folks-and not few of
old ones, for that matter-have enjoyed
for long, long time. It reminded enc
of the pleasant entertainments of the
then, famous, Young Mems Social CT, b ,
more than four years ago. The plan of
conducting the entertainments of the
Invincibles has been success from it's
inception and there is every reason to
believe that the success will continue so
long as the present admirable maraye.
ment is maintained. For the next soire q
the pleasing announcement was made
that it would be fancy dress or masque-
rade party in which no one would be al.
lowed on the dancing fl oor who was not
in costume. And as this will have. the
effect Of bringing out . number Of Coz.
tunes, The APPEAL offers q handsome
prize to the lady VIZ airing the most beau.
tiful, original or unique costume and
Captain Tibhs offers prize on the same
grounds to the gentlemen. The masQue,
rade occurs on Tuesday April rs.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26

unjust, unchristian, damnable that in
nocent people should be constantly ou:-
ragged because one of the class to which
they belong is guilty of some overt act.
Then, tie rule, where Afro American g
are concerned, does not work both ways
The entire class is not raised in the es.
timation Of the superiority or, at leas'
dominant race in proportion to the SUI.
perior intelligence, refinement, goodness
morality, uprightness, business sagacity,
wealth, etc, ETC., which one or even a
large number of them possess. ONLY
the individuals who possess these detir-
able attributes get any credit or derives
any bene for the same land in case there
is pa]pable ,admixtu,e of Anglo. Saxon
blood in.their composition that fact is
given the credit for this superiority.
The superiority race shows itself to he
the most unjust, unchristian, inconsis
tent, uncharitable race on Gods earth in
the manner it treats it's Afro-American
brothers and sisters.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26
Two Buried Cities.

In the first century after Christ, there
stood near the beautiful Bay of Naples
two cities. Herculaneum and Pompeii.
which were noted through all the Ro.
man world for their fashionable luxury.
In the year 10, during a tremendous
eruption of Vesuvius, these cities disap.
peared from human view as completely
as Sodom and Gomorrah. It was com.
monty reported that both cities W. re
overwhelmed with flood of molten
lava, and the occurrence has been vivid
ly portrayed by Bulwer in "The Last
Days of Pompeii." March "a, 1887, the
ruins of Herculaneum we're: discovered
and it was then found that this CITY had
been destroyed, and twas 1mmensean
flood Of water which carried along enor-
nous quantities of mud, tufa and ashes,
This explains in some degree, why 60
few people escaped from Herculaneum
while thousands had time to free from
Pompeii, which was buried first under
grad ual shower of ashes. Mistakes and
errors in regard to things out of sight are
excusable, but the people of this day and
section IRE too we'll informed about the
railroads TO commit the error of taking
any other line than The Burlington
when going on a journey. For rates, and
tickets, to any point via. this line, apply
to your home tickets gent OF write to W
J. c Kenyon, Gen. Pass. G2ent, St.
Paul, MINI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26
The Home Tailoring Co.

- Makes IT'S bow to the readers of The
APPEAL n to-day Z and invites the
male portion-and the female per
ton too, for that matter-to call and
inspect it's new store No. 81 East eth
street. Also to examine the stock which
is we'll selected from Americas finest
wooden products and Europes daintiest
novelties. Long experience in the bust
ness has made Mr.. c. S. Kirkland, the,
afable manager, a most able caterer to
the public's taste; and the newest novel
ties may always be found wherever he
is. Mr.. M. J. J. Coffee the premier cut
ter in this city, will be found with The
Home Tailoring Co., which is sufficient
guarantee as to fit. Prices are as moder.
ate as can be given for first class goods
and work. What more should one
want? The Home Tailoring Company
can and will please if only given the op-
portunity. Call and see for yourselves
No. G2 E. 7th.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-03-26
The Great Mock Trial.

There will be rare and novel enter
taiument at Pilgrim Baptist church on
day evening March %, in the shape of a
mock trial. Below is copy Of the sum.
mons of the public as Witnesses.
c cousT Df OF RAMssE IS. District coust.
State of Minnesota Indicted for
VS. Murder
Joseph lngham In the first degree
At Pilgrim Baptist Church, March %, 1892
The state Of Minnesota to the Public: Yon are
hereby summoned and required to appear before
the honorable court above named then and teere to
attend the trial of the above cause of which YOU
fail not.
FRIEDRICH L. M'GHEE,
District Judge
Attest. Ed. o. JAMES, Endorsed. j. B. JOHNSON
Clerk of Court. County Sheriff.
d. H. SAUNDERS, RICHARD FAIR,
| Prosecuting Attorney. Defendant Attorney.
| ADMISSION 25 CENTS.