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Mrs. A. J. Pyle, proprietress OF the Rich
moud Steam Dyeing-, Securing. and Gar
net Cleaning Works, 3f5 north Fifth street,
viii have quito unique display IN the pa.
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Frau Bismarck's Fiery ou,burst.

From the New York Recorder.
With regard to Bismarck's irreconcilable stti-
tude toward the emperor and his administra-
ton few persons outside the immediate cour,
circle at Berlin are aware to what extent
Princess Bismarck is responsible for her hus.
bands present sentiments. While the prince
was In Office she made q point of keeping in
the background and is but little known to the
outside world. Only once did she abandon her
habitual reserve, revealing herself as the coun-
selor Of her husband and AS q woman of ex.
traordiuary strength Of mind and character
The occasion will be well remembered-in-
deed, it never can be forgotten--by those who
were privileged to be the guests of the prince
at his official farewell reception. There were
present several Of the members Of the cabinet
the whole staff Of the foreign Office and large
number of dignitaries OF state. Bismarck
was unusually silent and apparently in . mood
OF grief rather than resentment. The princess
on the other hand, was almost beside herself
with rage. She exclaimed in loud voice: at
was l who advised my husband to bear nc
longer with the emperor's petty interference
in matters which he does not understand, but
to accept my husbands resignation was an oct
Of infamy which the knave shall repent to me.
he shall recall my husband on his Bonded knees
To dare to treat Germany's greatest man like
that! Woe upon him.
The word which have translated. for want
OF better Interpretation, with knave wat
''Bube, the most offensive term in the German
language II applied In the sense of anger to q
man; and the threat against the emperor was
conveyed by the following words: "Das soil mi,
der Bube bussen." There was o moment Of
awful silence and then followed stampede, led
by the ministers, who rushed out Of the palace
- II the pestiience were upon them, and in an
found themselves alone in the brilliantly lighted
salona
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Military Tutor of the Kaiser.

Sidney ODanne, the adventurous Irishman
and ex-captain in the Prussian army, who was
sentenced at Berlin the other day to three
Of treason and perjury against the military
sttache to the German embassy in Paris, can
only be compared, in respect Of the boldness
and variety Of his career, to his inustrious
countrynan, Barry Lyndon, who similarly
figured at the court as well as in the camps of
Frederick the Great. What vas the precise
Hibernian origin of this latter-day Lyndon
il not so clear to the London World. history
having only become acquainted with him after
he had somehow procured commission in the
Prussian army, but, being gifted in high de-
gree with that glibness Of tongue and insinuat-
ing address which are at once the glory and
the danger Of his Celtic compatriots he man
aged to ingratiate himself to such an extent
with the crown princess, an indiscriminsting
devotee OF everything British or Irish that he
was actually appointed kind of military tutor
to her oldest son, Prince William, now the
German emperor. The French war, in which
he took part, brought him the rank Of captain,
but 1t also brought him nine months fortress
confinement for the military crime of plumber
ing In an enemy's country, and now his down
ward career was swift.
On emerging from his easements O'Danne waf
stripped OF his rank and expelled from the army
Tor embezzlement, after which he led wander
ing and Ishmaelitish life in France, Switzerland
and Italy. In Switzerland he added to his
rascalities by committing another offense as
impudent rs 1t was ingenious, against the laws
OF property, and on his arrest it turned out that
he had been maintaining close relations with
the Fenians, at whose head he even offered
sword III hand, to make Q descent upon the
coasts Of Ireland, with the view Of Wrestling
justice and freedom from its Saxon oppressors.
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IL 1e the Generals Ghost?
From the Boston Post
"Gen. James Shields, veteran Of the Mexican
and civil wars, ex-governor Of Oregon territory
and ex-senator Of Illinois and Minnesota, Il
said to be living in abject poverty on small
farm In Ohio. He is eighty-two years old"
Tho above extraordinary paragraph is now on
its rounds, and were there . scintiIla Of truth
in it would ct once excite the national symps-
thies in behalf Of this "abject paupsr."
It 30 happens, however. that Gen. James
Shields, the veteran referred to o. now toiling
on q small farm in Ohio at the age Of eighty
two, was gathered to his fathers some years
ago.
~ is true that Gen. Shields did do gallant
service in Mexico and also in the civil war; that
he was for q short time governor Of Oregon
territory; that he was United States Senator
from Illinois and Minnesota, and the writer of
the above paragraph might also have added
Missouri, from which state he filed out the un-
expired term Of Lewis v. Bogy, and that he
would be, il living, eighty-two years old.
But the best authorities concur in the state
ment that this distinguished citizen, soldier
and statesman died ct Ottumwa, Iowa, on the
LIST Of june, lS70, and II thers is any octo-
genarian out in Ohio posing in the generals
name 1t must Be spook OF case Of false
pretenses.
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MOREs INDIGNANT.

He Issues . Challenge to . Chicago Editor,
Who Accepta 1t ON Terms.
The Marquis de Mores has become offended
at an editorial in the Chicago Tribune of recent
date and sent the follwing note to the veteran
editor, Joseph Medill:
''S8 Rue DuMoxr THABoR,
PANS, July II, 1894
''To the Editor Of the Tribune
II notice the mention you make Of my name
in your issue Of June 20. / am happy to say
That as far as public sentiment is concerned in
this country your kind appreciation Of myself b
not shared. wish to know if, as editor Of the
Tribune, you take the responsibility Of the
articles. Yours truly,
IN. DE MoRRs."
The receipt Of the letter caused panic in
the Irsttt.s Office. However, fighting editor
was found and the paper has formally accepted
the challenge, naming soft gloves, . 24-4oot
ring and the Quesnsbsrry rules.
Mr.. Medill says: while the Tribune had NO
intention Of rejecting upon the Marquis de
Aorss. with whom it has not the honor Of &C.
qusantsnee. still, II the marquis feels aggrisvsd
and insasa upon demanding satisfaetion after
his usui manner, the Trib~ns has some sugkes-
tons to offer.
The TribSne's fighting editor u not crack
shot and has had no practice With foils, cut
lAsses or brosdswords; neither il he used TO
adairs before breakfast The only weapons TO
which he h accustomed are those With which
nature has provided him. He. therefore, will
insist, II 10 comes to 1t, that the meeting shall
occnr after the American fashiou-in 2z-foot
ring"
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pla,e. and the four-mle-long street that out
lines the water is the original San Salvador,
founded nearly four centuries ago, and today
flled with commercial houses. 1t il literally
swsrmed With negroes, aud with people whose
compilations are not much lighter, though their
noses may be a trihe less hat and their hair less
tightly curied-for the citys population il
"colOred about ten 10 one. Among the light
skinned minority are many English and Ger
man merchants (the latter nationality pre-
dominating, and a few Yankees who are en-
gagged IN the sugar and tobacco trade, for in
those two articles this port has fully much
commerce with the Cnited States as Para with
Its india rubber and Rio with ib coffee
though in every case the exports are greatly in
sxcess of the importations Rice, coffee. dis-
monds. dye woods and oranges are also shipped
In considerable Quantities.
SHADES OF COLOR IN TIE POPULATION.
Blacker blacks than those Of this section it
would be impossible to imagine, for they come
direct from western Africa within q generation
or two. Lying directly opposite the dark
continent" this portion Of Brazil was the great
rendezvous in earlier times for those engaged in
the slave trade. By the way, i came across some
ancient records the other day, which show that
the pious Portuguese of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries characterized the traffic
by the bland title Of commerce for the spirit
uAl ransom Of slaves" and carried it ON under
the guise Of philanthropy, ostensibly to rescue
the pagan captlyes As brands from the burning
and bring them to Christian country where
they might be baptized. and at the same time
reward those who had been 30 kind as TO CAP
ture them by lifetime Of unrequited toll.
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towns wind by zissag curves dong the edgs Of
deep ravines, or slant almost perpendiculariy
to and fro in order to mitigate their steePaess.
There II one street, supported On massive
arches, Of comparatively easy grade, but IL II
long, stony and unshaded. When at last you
reach the upper town its surface is by no means
level. for in the six miles between Its two ex-
tremes-the Rio vermilho at one end and Mon
serrAt at the other-are more hills than Rome
Gts upon, broken by picturesque but tiresoms
sorges. There 10 . fine steam elevator, which,
Of course, lands you in but one spot, whom per-
hAps your Destination may bs two OF threa
miles distant. but NO wheeled vehicles what
ever. At every street corner and near al
places of public resort one seos long rows Of
curtsined cadeiras, waiting for customers En-
scsly rs Carriages do in northsrn cities; and
their bearers, hat ia hand, crowd around the ap-
preaching pedestrian with all the eagcrness Of tie
United States hack drivers, though with SONS
what less Of his impudence, shoutins, ''Qper
cadsirs, senhor''-"Hll you hare Chair, ar?''
When you hive selected the least dilspidased-
looking palanquin, stepped inside its dusty,
musty, faded old curtains and seated yourseH
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ma.sivs stone buildings are Of the very quaint
est description, aud mos. Of the dwellings are
propped on the verge Of breezy cliffs BY
enormous butsrs~ses Of masonry. The houses
ascend skyvard more stories than any others
In South America, for the same reason that
housss do in New York and Chicago-bseauss
they could not find room enough IN . hon-
zontal position, and were therefore compelled
70 take IL vertically. Bahia Is also the spiritual
capital Of Brazil. being the residence Of his
grace, the archbishop. and dominated by its
sixty-seven churches as pslpably arc Cam
bridge and New Haven by Harvard and Yale.
The instant you set foot in Bahia you are
plunged at once into the heart Of the oldest
portion and the center of its business activity,
TOR tho landing il fronted by q busy market
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DuNCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs,
~ 9TH AND d STS NV

By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 2eth
The land rscoIds for The district Of Columbia in Lel
scared We vii sci sy pnSe s1 az soe e on
THE v;, FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST. a. D. 1882. :!
that certain real estate lying aud being in
city Of Washington, d. c.. and described lot num-
Il squars numbered three hundred and forty-twO
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance IN equal in
e one and tvS ysSrs from day q sale.
secured BY deed Of trust the premises sold a
cesa, ct the opti9n Of the p1lshaser. deposit Of
tyo hundred dollars (e200) VII Be required at une
Of purchase: AZ conveysncinG and recording ct pur-
cha:ers cost terms OF sale sfe not complied with N
e resell st the r,k and COST Of the dsfsuftng puf
chaser after hve days notice Of such sale by adver-
senent IN newspsDer puSl;shed IN the District
Of Columbia KEEP; WEILEa, TInssss.
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From the Glasgow Cittsen.
That Europe il passing through cold period
has been pointed out by II. Fismmsrion, the
French astronomer. During the past six years
The mean temperature Of Paris has bssn sbout
I've degrees below the normal. and Great
Britain, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Austria and
Germany have also been growing cold. The
change sssms to have bssn in progress In France
for long time, the growth Of the vins having
been forced tar southvsrd since The thfrtesnth
century, and . similar cooling has bean OBJ
served a. far away - Rio Jansro, whsrs tina
annual temperature has been going down for
como years.
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tvo year. With interest ct psf cent per sanu pay
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Afier cabinet council Thursday Mr.. Bslfour,
the soTeramsnt leader in the British house Of
eommons.ws TO Osborne HOUSE, Isas Of Wight,
where the queen Is at present sojournine, 10
consult with her majesty With rsss rsass 70 tAs
speech from the throne 10 b presented at tbs
opening Of parliament On August 4. Mr. Gid
stone had q ooofsrsncs With Sir WIN. Vernon
Harcourt. Earl Spencer and Mr.. John Morley.
~ this nesting short motion dsoIarine That
the house Of commons had no eonndsncs IN ths
government xas drafted, which will BE- pre-
ssnssd 1t tAs speaing Of parlhmsnk
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auo,a cor. 9th 4 D ss. nv.
SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ..scHUET-
ZEN PARK HOTEL ON SEVENTH STREET
ROAD. NORTH OF BOUNDARY STREET.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST SECOND, 1892, at ONE
O'CLOCK =. NJ, VIII sell on the premises the
entire contents Of the 'Schuetxen Park HOTEL" con-
sis.tng in part follows:
MaTbleto top Table, 74-light Chandelier.
20 Large So. Wal Tables, 3-lieht Chandeliers,
10 Small So Wal rablea e 2-light Bracke.s
Round Wal. Tables, Refectors,
9 C. s. Chairs, Grand Con.ert Piano
81 Wal. p e. Chairs, Bar and Fixtures, with
800 Oak Chars. Mirror,
hooking Chairs, Marble-top Bar.
] Walnut Wardrobe. / Water Cart
Lot Of Mating on door, Cannon. mounted:
Wire Screens, Lot of Benches and Tables
Window Shades. Large Iron Flower
Parlor Stove, Vase
! Tool Chest, 1Cupboard.
Light Chandelier.
Lot Of American, German, Irish, Swiss and French
Enstgns, made o. bunting
Lot Of p 4. and s.inch White and Colored Globes.
Lot Of Ten Pins and Balls, &C., &c.
Lot other numerous astic.es not mentioned.
By order Of committee
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
y21-dts 9th and d SIS. n. W.
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r ATIMKR 4 SLOAN, Auctioneers.

PERENPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
NO ~ h STREET. NEAR FIRST. NORTH
On TTEsDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST SECOND.
1882, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of thS
premises. viii sell At PUBLIC AUCTION to the
highest bidder sub lot numbered six (j) in square
numbered seven hnndred aud ninsteen 10, frontias
#. side alley. Improved by a good frame house
known as No. I27 H street northeast. TITLE PER-
Feet.
Terms: One-haH cash and balance In two equal pay.
ments In one and years at six t6 Per cent interest
all cash. at option u purchaser deposit of one
hundred 100 dollars required time OF sale Term,
TO he complied with in ten (Ol days or property will
be resold at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser
WASHN DANENHOWER. Agent FOR Owners.
jy36dkds Cor. 18th and q sis. NJ W.
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jy9-3t
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auc,.. l4ls New York ave.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
STREET AND CHAPPRL ROAD NEAR TEN
EALLYTOwN.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded In Lfber
No 1900 folio 337 ct se one Of the land records for
the District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby viii o.r for sale in front
Of the premises on FRIDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
ing described property in the county of
District Of Columbia to Wit All Q. lot 20 in the sub,
lot lying near renn.ilyt3wp .; said subdivision
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
one % and two CO years. with interest at the II
and secured by deed Of the property sold or
all cash 9: the option Of the purchaser 800 deposit
the property viii be resold the risk and cost oi
the defaultng purchaser after five days advertise
ment
,va.-so.a,.. Nc g. RAMS EEsS Trustees.
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SPECIAL SHOE SALE
Includinr Lddies'. Cent? ana Chterer's az kinds
and sizes. in al about coo pairs most Of them bt
celebrated walkers.
On MONDAY. AUGUST FIRST, 1897, a. TEN
O'CLOCK A. Nj. within sales second foor}
1907 street, will SELL without reserve about COO
pairs of assorted Shoes n
Of this sale
Terms cash IATIMER l. SLOAN,
kucti. paars
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from The sear's Trsvslinr Commissioner
BAHIA. Saw SAW ApoR, June I

EhHAS NO CITY IN
Brazil IL so intar-
'esting o. Bahia, be-
eause, with its pre-
cipitous ssreets, antique
architecture, sedan
chairs and mongrel
citizens, 10 II by far the
most Characteristic Il
bears about - much
similarity to Rio % does
gay. haif-creoie New
Orleans 70 prim and
Puritan Boston. Its
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ssssrs.x q nax c,u. ,r.sh.

ux u ny CIV Atoh.
The relief cemnittss Ands fksA u sxtsnt
Of the suffering among The victims Of Mon
days Are II Bay CITY. NisA, = . ersat
thst outsias sssfstsnos vzil have - ~ aahsa for
Two hundred and dirty fanniliss Lost everything
and are In Q very destitute condition.
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FUTURE DAYS,

THOMAS BOWLING son. Auc,. ei2 Est n. v.
cry, ONE IARGE fiviLIoN AND IcE
HOUSE. THREE LAG4E SHEDS. LOT OF
BRICK. TWELVE VERY LARGE BREWERS
On rHuRsnAy i haSroTN ,1,RrH- ,ssv =,
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm. We win sell in front Of the
premtses. the corner OF 1st ard streets L. the
day Of sale.
Terms cash.
ty2e- d&ds TFOS DOWNING son. Aucts
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Written for The Evening Star.
Literary Luxury.

Literary Luxury.
When Of winter night sit
Before my study IRE,
love to muse DER authors' Wit
or list the poets Tyre.
To quick forget the days reverse
And lose all thought of pelf,
And take for better or for worse
Ny books from OF their shelf.
It's seldom worse, I must confess,
For few 80 true q these
Which tenderly my hands caress
That lie upon my knees,
And lit the mind to ideal things,
To humorous flights of mirth,
As scars the soul on fancy's wings
To realms afar from earth.
II am weary and alone
What comrade Ii So dear
As Goldsmith's Vicar. all my own
His lngleslde's warm cheer.
Olivia beside me knits,
Sophia lights my pipe,
And manly Burchell silent sits
OF heroes finest type.
II jovial, Lawrence Sterne scan
And laugh with honest Trim
At Uncle Toby. brave old man,
Or Widow wadman's within,
And drop tear to drown the oath
An angels pinions hide
Humor and pathos, sisters both.
Der Tristram's page preside.
Fielding and Smollett while an hour
With wizards wand away,
Though gallant Tom falls in the power
OF Bellaston, the gay,
And Random u tribe Wild,
And Clinker over cold,
And fair Sophia all 30 mild,
And Peregrine too bold.
What wonderland In Dickens CLOVIS
Young Copperneld at school,
Wilkins Micawber's chronic woes,
And Heep, more knsve than fool;
James Steerforth dashing to the end,
Aunt Betsy Trotwood, too,
And Dick, the oracle and friend,
With Dora, crowd the view.
All, kindly Mr.. Pickwick thisl
And that poor Little Nell!
And there we see Bob Cratchit's bliss
With Tiny Tim grown well!
God bless the merry Christmas time
With generous festive cheer
List TO the music Of the chimsI
How now! A smile and tear
Flu up the IRE and trim the light,
Draw up an easy chair,
For Thackeray 1t II tonight
With wicked Becky therel
But seei The dear old Colonel comes,
With Give and prattling Boy,
As Esmond into Flanders rosms
And Bestrix beams with Joy.
HaAi Irving with his Dutchman Digit
In breeks Q bakers dozon,
And Rip, the idle drunken wight
His shrewtsh frau to cozen;
katrina's blooming checks are red
And ripe with roseate bushes,
At Crane the Horssman hurts his head
AZ DER the bridge he PUSHES.
OF poets, Poe drops In the most
And side BY side with Scott,
Tho Byron often rules the roast
With Robbie Burns, ! wot;
While Moore and Hood, those RENAL bard
Knock gently at my door
With Tennyson and leave their cards
Where Shakespeare called before.
Welcome, old cronies Of the brain,
m love you to the last,
And greet you DER and DER again
Tnl sight and sense are pssti
III wiring the trusty hero's hand,
IN kiss the heroine's brow,
And HE me into fairyiand
With all my heart, trow.
Pray God, while through the world trea
This motley, checkered scene,
These orchards luscious fruit shall sAed,
These fields be always greeni
For on LIES fateful, transient stage.
Though golden locks turn gray,
Mine are the friends that never AGO
To them I pen my lay.
DAVID GRAHAN AM
Yarrow Farm, Laurel, Nd, July IS, 1904
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING

"A Over loo lots g Diamonds. Gold wstrhes
silver wsSehsa, Yfyef Watehes. Chztns R,nss. 0una
Revoivers from Nov York Pswrsrokerr Lssociasion
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WARRINGTON.

A ET ISsTRUcrfoS.-rHr6 GREATEST opPoR-
htunfty evG o6rr~d 20 rarsnts. chllirua.
eerfnsr, de-<.sc~s o. srsi<s n isNrn - draw sd
RANT r-rfccfly; oNst and chegre~t Cravon. PASTEL
vsserooi chins and 81 paia.in<. -ketrhtng al
painting frop psturs go ~ l~s-nef In few dar.
Gnits 2 order from slo . 5000. The teacher 4 r.
horrell. has hal twelve ueAai~ afa stu led aft@sa
yssY via tie mos eelses.tsi arti-t. IN Earsp~-
go ooQ~asth espsiltl.s rfhitsn ana t,r~si~
nv. NIs&v'
HoME SCHOOL ron GIRLS WITH PosT-
HrIveSsse vi..s-s Arrf~riy - ,he rr.ss>r>i.
Aush Mccuisoch. fuf sfnor NevTTsls. Ron
hontss kins bT-lm'
THE MISSES KRRR,s SCHOOL FoR YoUN6
y ladies and little ehfIdrrn. las ~ NV kAircss
for prS.ent
H2Ssm ROCK rNoN VA
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y 20. w. sTIcKNEY. Auo... I<l6 New York /.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE 40. 1853
SIXTH STREET NoRTRwEST.
virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded in 1fber
No 1850, felte LEA ono Of the land rscofds fs the
District u Columbia. and ~ the request OF the party
secured thereby VIII offer for sale IN front q the
pr miles, On TUESpAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
lowing described rosi eststs ana the improvements
thsr on; situate in the city Of Washington, District q
and further desrbed by metss snd bounds follows:
Beg1nninS at tire northeast corner Of said lot and
running thence south 20 feet thence 85 feet AZ
inches. thene north 20 feet thence vest go feet ~
inches TO place Of be4tnning Sold subject certain
deed of trust 70 the Of 81 coo, dated De-
cernber L. 1890 three years sfer date with interest
Terms Of sale onehalf cash IN excess Of said eeed
Of trust. aud the balance in year. with interest
annually all cash. at the option Of the purchaser
si9 S dsposit At tine OF sale Terms 70 be conpied
risk and cost Of dfsultins purchaser. An conveyanc-
snx aud recording ct purchasers cost.
nas.odkds VIZ MkY HaA Js Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-30
STILL In BAHIA
The Oldest Old City in the Brazilian
Republic
MARKET PLACE SIGHTS

Shades OF Color Among the Popalsfioa-fhs
Muscular Negrv Labofsrs-sedsn Chairs
Instead of Coaehes-A Liss 81 Wsalfh-A
New Steam Elevator.