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PANIC CREATED BY A MAD Doc

A mad dog created no end OF excitement on
9Th avenue at 14th street, New York. yester-
day afternoon. The animal was a big New
foundland and started in by biting ] 8
Cavalry OF New London on the leg. A police
ofheer hred two shots into the dog as he was
running down the avenue, but the animal
kept on to 18th street, where he bit bow and
then ran INTO the hallway of No 100 9th ayenpe-
where he lay down. Then a Mr. Myer, who
keeps locksmith shop at that number. an.
peared with a horse pistol and bombarded the
dog until u rushed al him and bit him.
Officer O'Brien of the Mercer street station
finally shot the dog. The persons who were
bitten all had their wounds dressed imme-
diately
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GEORGETOWN
An wrxnrArsxrxr AT TIE nren scnoor.

An ENTERTAINMENT At TIE HIGH SCHOOL.
Az the Western High School yesterday
another attractive musical and literary pro-
gram WINS rendered The various participants
displayed an excellence that is seldom seen
among amateurs ''Our Trades Unions Bene-
Hcial to the Workingman" was the subject Of q
debate which occupied the place Of musical
were Messrs. Frisby and Shea, Lacey and
Brick. Though both sides were well sustained
the negative side carried Of the honors.
NEW TRANSPORTATION LINES.
At the solicitation Of tho Glen Echo Com
pany Mr.. John A. Blundon will run on the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal line of passenger
packets, making the trip from the Aqueduct
bridge to Glen Echo in fifty minutes. Mr..
Lewis Collins will establish at this end Of the
aqaeduct line of coaches to run to Arlington.
NOTES.
At Holy Trinity Church the annual Lenten
altar decoration has taken place and a magnrf-
cent mass Of choice flowers, formed to repre-
sent the Lords sepulcher, greeted the eyes Of
worshipers last night.
Day before yesterday Officer Chas b. Brad
ley swore out warrant against Dennis o. Brien
charging him with runSing a 'speak-easy" es-
adjustment at 2046 35th street.
Mr.. James V. Yates, the contractor, died sud-
denly last night at his home, 26l3 P street.
The deceased was well known and much
thought of by the business community.
slight fire took place on Water street this
morning. No damage.
died yesterday morning at an carly hour. To-
morrow the interment will take place at Holy
Rood.
N. q. Copeland has sold to J. E. Libbey part
OF lot 63 in d. I. and C.'s addition to George
town; $500 was the consideration asked.
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RArCLIFFE, DARR l. CO. Auctioneers.

II
SPECIALLY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE REGULAR
HOLD GOODS, PIANOS, MIRRORS CARPETS
MiGhEN REQUISITES, &c. COMPRISING <
GENERAL ASsoRTMENT, SUITABLE FoK
hAHL1RSs CHAMBERS. LIBRARIES AND
HSTIN HvTGs Rooms; CARPETS. MATING.
nv, ALSO
bf ohDEK OF p. ~ RANsDELI, o. s. MARSHAL,
Luz oF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
of OhDEh OF A. 2. l. KETSE, ADMINISTRATOR
Cs LIE estate OF JAMES IL WHITE DE
C6ASED, LOT OF FURNITURE. WATCH AND
chAiS BAR FIXTURES. LIQUORS. &C.
AoI OF COTS, MATTRESSEH, BLANKEfa
SEEEi y. PILLOWS, sc, FORMERLY TIE
TEQpERIY OF The KINGSLEY BROS CREAM
am ,,,.,-, ALSO,
Al TWELvE O'CLOCK NJ, AT OUR HORSE AND
GAKRIAGE MART, $50 STREET NORTH
MESI, IN REAR OF MAIN SALES ROOMS,
Hb39ns1ass BCGGIkS, SURREiS, WAGONS,
rcf CARNATIONS. HARNESs, &c, &c.
lo1EiHEh With A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GOOoDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, TO BE
ooLD WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT,
n,o Al OUR LARGE SALES ROOMS,
o~o PENNS1LVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY MORNING,
APRIL SIXTEENTH.
AT TEN O'CLOCK
TO which general attention IL invited
0oods now ready for exanination.
kATcLIFFE, DARR & CO..
oPif--t Auctonecr.
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DEFINING PRONOUNCED SANE.
The REsULr or An OFFICIAL EXAMINATION on
TIE MuRpxayR AT MxIsouaSr.


The Official inspector in lunacy has made an
examination Of Frederick Albert Deeninx al
Melbourne to ascertain his mental eonditiou.
Among other simulations Of insanity made by
Deeming is his profession that he has no recol.
lection Of the events that have occurred in his
past life.
During the examination he betrayed him
self several times, his answers to certain
questions showing that there was nothing
wrong with his memory. This fact, together
with others, led the inspector to make a report
declaring that Deemins is perfectly sane.
Sydney and Melbourne papers say that moth
ing since the early days Of the settlement of
West Australia has stirred the colony as the
discovery Of Deeming's murder Of his wife
and subsequent elopements.
All business was stopped at every place
through which Deeming passed on his way TO
Melbourne. ALI classes Of people turned out
to look at tho criminal Tbs crushed and
mangled body OF q woman was found in a
populous suburb of Windsor. five miles east of
Melbourne, March 5, and q week later Deem
ing was in custody charged with the murder.
The last occupant of the house was a man
who gave the name Of Drew and he disap-
peared suddenly. He complained OF tho leaky
condition of the walls of the house and told
the landlord that he was Practical man and if
he bought some cement would patch up the
walls himself He cemeuted his wife up in ons
of the walls.
Drew was apparently Of sporting proclivities.
He dressed in the height Of fashion, was be-
decked with diamonds and carried himself
with the air of a lord. he was traced to the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm, where he was identi-
fed as Albert Williams.
Eight days after the crime Williams sought
another victim through matrimonial agency
IN Melbourne and went to Sydney by steamer
On the voyage he made desperate love to o
young lady passenger named Miss Kate Rouns-
fell OF Dathburst, and when they arrived at
sydney she had promised to become his wife,
lie was then travelling under the name Of Baron
swanson, and in glowing terms pictured to her
MS vast estates and handsome revenues and
made glorious promises for their future.
Step by step detectives traced him, aided in
their search by his ostentatious display of
diamonds and general bearing, and his love
entangiements with Mias Rounsfen eventually
led to his capture.
AT sydney Swanson was identified as Alfred
Deemins, plumber and gas filter, who was
accompanied by his wife and two children, and
who had served a sentence at Darlington for
larceny: Eventually the record of the man
under the names of Deeming, Baron Swanson,
Drew, Williams and Lawson, was laid bare to
the world He was traced by the police to
southern Cross mine, in the Ylgara gold fields,
West Australia, where he was working n an
engineer, and was at the time furnishing q
house in anticipation Of his marriage to Miss
Rounsfell
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DECORATIONS roR NAVAL Oyy,crn,

= % EooHH ffo1Ss FoH NAV1L OFF1CER6.
The courtesies shown by Admiral George
Brown and other officers of the navy to the late
King kalakaaa during his late illness and in the
performance of tho duty in conveying the body
OF the king from San Francisco to Honolulu
have caused the Hawaiian government to ten
der decorations Of honor to these officers. Al
the request of the Secretary OF State Senator
sherman yesterday introduced bill to permit
them to accept the decoration rendered.
Admiral Brown is to be made q knight grand
ofhcer OF the Royal Order OF Kalakaua; Cap
tain George c. Remey, . knight commander;
Lieutenant George 8. Dyer, knight compan.
ion, and Medical Inspector George W. Wood
and Ensign George p. Blow, decorations Of the
same order, and Mr.. Frank Liayiere of The
United States steamship Charleston, q medal
OF honor.
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CHAHCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ . n1,AL ESIATL ON THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
= t Ike B1IMEkN MARYLAND AVENUE AND

" , KEAL ESTATk ON The WEST SIDE OF TENTH
3 sF sFsE pS SdMM MARYLAND AVENUE AND
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of ths
Ps 1s o. Columbia pessed in equity causs No.
psa,nsns. and INNS eros. 81 al. dsendsnts the
sian 5 t5Ss.ees will offer sale pub
a. 1892 .t FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. In fSont Of
sh tne following described real estate with
we therennto belonging, consisting of
threesfory brick dwelling in the city OF Washin1ton
and District Of columbia 70 wiz: Part Of Original lots
!our ~ anu use tD IN square three hundred and fifty
a tor the same at the southeast
north ON 10th street foetyaxe 4t fset ssuee
CD inches thence west ninstyone % ID feet seven "a
inches Themes sorta forty Ave 4ii feet eleven iii
east ninety 90 feet ven 10 inches TO place
o. sog, yer With rxht Of for the pur
Part Of sad lots four a. and five 60 in said square
same st o ana an ,h Ieg1n,ng for the
sxtyfour (64) feet one ID inch south the northeast
corner Of said lot hye t5l and running thence west
Glnets-one ODD feet seven "a inches. thence north
two CD feet six 30 inches thence rinety C9
I've 9l and thence south two 60 feet {G inches to
tne place Of beginning.
cash third enc year and one Third in two Years
from the day OF SALE or al cash. at the option of the
HurensserIhe deferred paymsnts to beer interest at
annually and to be secured BY notes of the pur
so as q esS of % as. The
soon a. the rrope:ty Is bid or All coaveyancng and
shall fail to comfy with the trns Of saIs
Be- rs.o IN a hsr ths day q sale the VIII
EDWARD A. NEwNaN,
, Fendali building. (r-,.....
JACKSON II. RAILS ON. irus'eess
sun building
LATIAER b 81 DAN. Aucts- mh3l-dads
sr-IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE RAIN THE
s FSyE sa!s u SSr,gSnsd until MONDAY TWENTY
pl5-i&ds LATIMER SLOAN. Aucta
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A FUND FOR COOPER.

TO the Editor of the Evening Star:
The account in Tuesdays STAR Of the unfor-
tunate and untimely death of James W. Cooper
late juror in the Schneider trial, has been read
by thousands who admired and commended the
prolonged patience, forbearance and stern
probisy Of that jury. and the expressions OF
profound regret are many that one should thus
have to lay down his life, as it were In the dis.
charge of public duty, and that his family 80
suddenly deprived of his support should be
left destitute. The example of the press gal
lery OF the House in starting a fund for the
family Is praiseworthy and should be followed.
Ihere are hundreds OF people i'll the city who
would freely contribute a mite to such sub
scrlption ii the matter were canvassed. II
properly constituted authority will canvass
the matter in the departments after next pay
day contributions can be had.
A PENSION CLERK
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ID ATCLlFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
IL $40 Pa ave. NV

RATCLIFFE. DARR CO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NUE. NORTHEAST, BEING HOUSES Nos 137
AND 1so: GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
TO BUY A FINE HOUSE AT LOW PRICE
AND ON EASY TERMS IN GOOD NEIGH
B9RHOoD AND WITH LARGE YARDS BOTH
FRONT AND BACK, WITH SHADE TREES
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 18th day of
October. A. d 1891. snd recorded in Liner $780, folio
40, the undersigned trustees will offer Tor sale al
public auction. in front CT the premisss, on MON
BAY, Use EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL A. D.
1891 ut HALF-PAsT -FOUR p. n,
SUB LOTS 90 AND 40. IN SQUARE 7.3
Each lot being improved By Q new eight-roorn md
hsth with finished CELLAR y-windoa house with eiec
bells and al N odeFn eoryeRiencas. bach hou.e
10 sold subject a deed Of for a. 400 paya-
Die three years g. 1881 ith intsrrrt
at per cent per annum. interest payable sem-anuu
ally.
which 500 will be required deposit the tine Of
sale, balance OF the purchase money nIonfhy raw
ments OF $50 per month, in two equal
in and years from day Of sale, for which ne
purchaser will give his note bearing zte day OF sse
and bear interest ct per cent all cash ID thc
option of the pIrchaseE Terms Of sale Complied
with in days from date Of sale property % D
reeold at risk and cost OF dcf1ulffng purchaser
Houses opon for tnspection
FRANK 7. BROWNING. 4
416 9TH 81 n " L So
JOHN g swOHAsrEDT. IrusssA
nD0-dfd1 81 4. NV
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RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO, Auc;ioueers

kAIClifFE, DARK CO, Auc:oueers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE STU tFED ON FOUR-nND-A-HAIF
SIBEGT BETWEEN ENC AND NORTHWEST.
BLICK HOUSES KNOWN AS NUMBERS 3i7
AND 3l9 FOUE-AND-A-hALfS STREET NORTH
WEST 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL TWIN
JIETH. A. D. 1892, AT FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii
oer for sale IN front of the premises very yalu-
able property known as LOT H. IN SQUARE l.}3
fronting 81 feet Fourand-a half street and
BACK to large alley. making it very desirable for
once purposes being within one-half square Of the
other public building.
Terms: One-thtrd cash; the balance in one two and
three NeIrs at per cent per aununl payable seni-
annually, secured BY deed of trust the property
sod or all cash at the option OF the purchase de-
post OF $500 required st the time of sale If the
terms OF sale are not complied with fifteen DAYS
from the day of SALE right TO resell the prob
erty at the risk and eest of the defautn purchaser
after fve days, advertisements of such resale some
Newspaper published in Washipgtou, d. C. All con-
veysncinx aid recording at the of the purchaser
JAMES L. WHITE,
CHARLES A. MCCALL.
CHAUNCEY 81. BRUSH
sp12-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR co. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUrUkE DAYS

HNITko STATES MkkSHALs sAII-BY yIR-
tue 81 Nut 81 DEN iscifs s.u~ 90 tof TIM clsrks
Snce g the sstrens court of tue Disirlct C.Inln-
eAsh. "a trout oi No 35iT Mseer .trcei Geo eetown
Distrit az Columhia- FRIDAY fhc INFNTE
skco>D DAs on APRIL. IsSs, IaFl.vf trrITtE
~ AL the rxhs utie. claim AID Interest Of shs cs,n-
osht IN and TO The follow s~cr1bed prol--rfr 10
VIZ Two c. boom ,iefricks seized and leylsd urop
:. me property VI PATRICK n AcI.l nrhiin Ansr.tez
DANls r.. and sohn y. rag. trading A. al Nc
lAuxhlp Co. aid will 10 sod satisfy or erution
Nc. 1910 n Lao m favor NJ berf 1unncy tTaaing
- Il 1ennsy a ssn@ DANlkI. n. kANsDRl, Il
GERS - - -.
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$40 4 ct. NV.
npS-dSds RADCLIFFE DARR co, Aucts
II ATCLIFFE. DARR l. Co, Auctioneers,
~ go penpsylyaaia ava !

D-U PennsyIVa0Ia ave. .. y.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNfMPRoyED
fkOPEkT1.k STREET. VIRGINIA AVENUE
AUCTION.
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON APRIL NINE
TENTH. AT FIVE O'CLOl K we will sell by pu,iio
suction In front of the premises
PART OF LOr l, IN SQUARE 500.
Part OF this property is improved by a two-story
PRICK house known as 6:2 ST. s. e., and Iroats 20
Ieet on ct The yacSnt portion fronts 40 feet on
81 20 feet . inches on Virginia ave and 40 feet on
Itn ST, making 1t Eoat desirable plot for subivi
Sion IN a mel yhborhocd where small houses rent
.saalIy oeng the United States ordnance yard near
the cable road I'D other conyeniences
Terms: Tie improved portion will be sold subect IN
aTusf de- OF 5000. over this amount to be paid in
cash. Ihe uninproyed subject TO q trust deed OF
about payable in equal ins ailments on or be-
Tore three years; over and above this amount to be
Eod n cash In each the chaser may pay ali
CASH II ne desires deposit If $500 each piece re-
CURED At The time OF sale. Terms be complied with
IN nfteen days the day sale or the right 10 re-
~ me sk and cost OF the defau;.irg purchaser
reserved All convey ancine recording, &c at cost Of
purchaser. RATCLIFFE Iai,R i 20
Rpl2-d&ds Anctio1aar,
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T,HoMAs BOWLING SON. Auctioneers:
/ L 612 st NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PEkIY, no. 1892 RHODE ISLAND AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF two deeds Of trust dated respectively
September 10, 1887, recorded in Liber 12S3, folio
III ct seq. and January 4. 1888, record ed in
niSer 12og 70, folio AS ct ssa Of the land
At the request Of the party secured thereby.
and also by virtue of decree duly passed by
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columba, in
lsyl We vii sell in front q the premises. MON
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, part OF lot g. square
242 fronting n feet the south side of Rhode Island
ave. by depth Of 102 feet inches u wide Alley:
sand ground having q loft wide alley on the west
side thereof Improved by handsome modern three
story aud brick residence l22 Rhode Island
svenue northwest.
Terras: one-third cash: balance in one and tws
years. with interest secured by deed of trust the
property or 81 cash. at the option of the purchaser
terms Of sale not Compiled with Il o. days
the trustees reserve tie right to resell cst
OF defsuiting purchaser. CoEveyancing and record
ing " cost OF purchaser.
ROBERT e q su,a SsSz ES ;S NV r.u...-
ap12-dtd 1907 IT. n.w.J
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Loxo TnArxs ON DrrsuEs FonsrnpEx.

The sanitary council Of Hungary, Of which
Dr. Lumnitzer is president, has petitioned the
Austrian government 10 forbid ladies wearing
long trains, for the reason that trains sweep
the dust Of the streets and spread infectious
diseases in the particles Of dirt and germa
The prohibition has been actually carried out
In Meran, in the Tyrol, but moro authority il
wanted before extending the prohibition.
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AyAcosrTA NOTES.

William Mayse has bought lots IA to % Of
Hood and Batchelder's subdivision on Mime
sofa avenue and proposes to soon erect row
OF substantial dwellings.
Two residences are in course Of erection on
Anacostia Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kruntz left last night for
Ashville, N c.
Walter Gray, the colored boy'who was re-
Gently gored by bull, il improving
Miss Emily A. White of Philadelphia ID the
guest of Mrs. Rachel Pfeffer
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RATcLiFfE, DARR 1 CO.. Auctioneers

ADMINIsTg AToI,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
DIAMOND PIN, PAIR DIAMOND EARRINGS.
PARlOK RIFLE. &c. &c.
On SATURDAY f0ENING, APRIL SIXTEENTH.
AID 1897. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, I will sell
Dy pubic auction 1t the Of katcliffe Darr 4
Co. 30 Pennsylvania avenve northwest. q lot Of
Household Furniture. Bar Fixtures, Diamonds Watch
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
A. Z. J.. EEESH, 41e 5th ct NV
Administrator of the Estate Of
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO. e' 49, "D'''' D'''A''1
AGcioneers, apl2-d
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RATcLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcrIoNEEKs,
III 90 PA. AVE NV

AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE BALANCE OF THE
STOCK OF JAS. II. BEALL q son. REMOVED
TO THE ROOMS OF RAICLIFtE, DARR q CO,
AUCTION Ekks, $50 PEN SsNLYANIA AVENUE
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
ON TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL NINETEENTH,
1S92, AT TEN O'CLOCK, WILL SILL BY PUB.
Lie AUCTION. Al $40 PENNsYLNANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST CrHE AUCTION ROOMS OF RAT
ABOVE STOCK. CONSISTING IN PART OF
CKocKERY, GLASS AND I'm WARE, WOOD AND
WILLOW WARE. LAMPS AND SHADES FANCY
VASES. FANCY CUPS AND sAUCEhs, CUTLERY,
SHOW CASES. TABLES. FIXTURES, &C. TO
WHICH INVITE ATTENTION.
TERMS CASH
Il. MANoGuR. Assixnes
RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Auctioneers.
spl2dkdbs
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A BroaEn ELEPHANT TEAM Jun.o.

The steamship City Of Bangkok, which
reached New York yesterday from the East
Indies, brough. the largest elephan. ever
landed In this country. He came from Ran
COON, In the Bay Of Bengal, and 10 ii feet III
inches Might've inches higher than Jumbo
was. His name will be Rsjah. He Ia consigned
to Lohmann Brothers Of Kansas City.
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6l2 st. n. w.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. &C., WITHIN OifR
AUCTION ROOMS AND HORSE AND CAR
RAGE BAZAAR, G12 STREET n. W.
On SATURDAY, April, SIXTEENTH. 1892, at
EMBRACING IN PART
NEW AND SECONDHAND PARLOR FURNITURE
variety OF Oak Chamber Furniture in suits and
odd Bedsteads; Walnut suits, wardro6es, Hair Mat
trosses Bosters and Pillows; Dining Room Furiiture
IN OAK and Walnut Exclusion Tablek Sideboarfis a
large assortment Of Chairs &C.. Brussels and ingram
Cooking stoves. Cooking Utensils. &c.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Several Horses. Carriages, Buxyies, Harness, Ia
8p14-2t THOMAS BOWLING SON, Aucta
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
O gSrN OREGON AVE E rJ BAETWEEN EIGH:
N9RTHWEsI. SQUARE 1872. IL THE CITY
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of thu
District OF Coium6is, passed in equity 1856 Is
ises. on SATURDAY. the SIXTEENTH day OF APliiI.
1897. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. ". all those psrcsIs a
said District and dstmg lots So and ga in
Cragtn and others of lots in square
i as per plat duly recorded in the surveyor ONCE
OF said District in IAber r. folio 81. together with
1919 Oregon avenue
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. residue In two equal
payments ~ ole and two years res; ectively per
cent nt-rest by the notes OF the purcbaser
fion OF purchaser Deposit Of 500 required All
conyeysncing. recording &C., ct purchasers cost n
resery the right TO resdyertse aud sell at ,,efsu,tns
CHARLES IL CRAGIN,
321 ~ st. NV,
RANDALL HAGNER TrustseA
4e6 5ths. NV.
sp4-dkas THos. BOWLING SON. Aucta
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indications are that Lake Superior nayirn-
ton viii open ON the nth or 18th Instant
VIM. Maief, who shot his young wife dad
because she refused to kia hin, has been CAP
tured He had gone to the cemetery and uss
seen standing By his wife1 grave.
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MARRIAGE Lrcyxsra

Marriage licenses have been isyued by IN.
clerk Of the court to the following: Rics.rd
Pitt and Elizabeth Cabbal; L. Maurice Roch.
sad Fanny Louise King; Fred. h. Plant and
Selma King. both of New York; Thos D. Car
YER and Susie Stewart; John W. Quivers and
Alice J. Tyler, both Of Franklin county. Pa
Thomas Watkins and Martha King; James
Meaiy and Maggie Thomas; Cornelius w. john
son and Mary A. Payton of Loudoun county.
Va; james 4. Hill and Mary Jones; Jederson
Taylor and Fenton Elizabeth Gordon
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fTR6nNsTEEs' s,LE or yaLuanLE REsI. EsTAr
AIClIFFE- DARR & Co. Auctioneers,
~ $40 PENNA AVE NV


ASSiGNEE's SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
GkqSEhlES WINS AND LIQUORS CON
IMSEn IN sroR5 No 500 TWENTIETH
SIKEET, q, RNEI OF II NORTHWEST. THIS
STOCK WHICH Is FRESH AND STAPLE
CONSISTS IN PART OF FLOUR, sUGAE
TIA ia; rCoFtfE spICEs, SOAR. STARCH
GG1hhiEs' p,S09Llx vEs, OLIVE OIL CANNED
TobACco: CANDLES SALT FISH Jelly
AND JAMS, CAsSARD'S HAMS, CASSAkICs
LARD On BuCkEIsl, GIBSON. MONTICELLO
hhNNpp o iI i;iS WHlsklhs. GIN. BkANpY.
ME- ME- VINE xnINEaAk SlDEs: MoLAssES.
SHOW CASES. PLATFORM AND COUNTER
SCALES.
ALMOST NEW GRoCER's WAGON AND HAR-
NESS, &c, &c, By AUCTION.
BY virtu, OF deed Of assignment given to me and
duly reeorded, viii e III by PUBLIC AUCTION ON
nONDAI. APhlL EIGHTEENTH, BEGINNINCi AT
TN O'CLOCK A ~. 10 the h:giers bidders Tor CASH
al the STOCK 81 Groceries, Wines. Liquors, &c, &c
contained in the store No 500 roth St NV corncr ri
St NV, aud rarity mentioned above. 10 which caII
general attention ADDISON AsHBURN,
Assignee Of Henry Mohler.
W. o JOHNSTON, Attorney, 4l2 18th ST. NV.
apl2 hATCiIFft. DARR A. CO. kuct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-15
Next SUNDAY Is E.srrA

And n you are curious 10 know how many peopas
here are in Washington who know take walk Yea
will meet them all hwl Be . great DAY. Pretty
girls and pretty dresses Will be everywhere and the
young man with his new spring suit viii meet you -
every While you thinking about the srrfns
suit don't lose sight OF the fact that pair shoes
is quite essential 20 your appearance. The proper
thing for you 30 do tomorrow Is visit Massra VII
SON & CARR 92e st W. and let them nt you
with pair Of their famous "a so shoes II your fee
tender IL yon suffer with this g. 80 shss
in just the you are looking for. The ladies'
offered choice between broad. medium marrow
toe. with dall or glaze finish The s3 50 Shoe fos
h remarkably meat Hnd dressy IN fts Appearances
and thu hsss valus foe the money be found wash
ington Rerhzps you would prefer Pair Of patsn1
leathers'-they ars hare In vas; VARSITY. Pces r>ss
from IS 20 10. apll-ot